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For All Parts n 10 vFoees
BALTIMORE AND 0fsao NAtLncAD
rEW AND IMPROVED AE&AN0ENENTS

THREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore, for Gum
IL berland. Wheeling, and all parts of tho Wet
LIST Tho ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will leave (exccp sunday
845 m, connecting Philadelphia from
Washington uncon) will stations and arrive Gun
berland At O'Clock p m.
ID station daily (excyt Sunday
At 80 and reaches Wheeling By connecting Ban
vie Cleveland Tolcdo Detroit Chicago e. Louis Cairo and inter
mediate pans 1850
Sd The ExrRE TRAIN ieave~ daily at 4 y M connecting
express trains for ncnDa ST. leuis Cara Chicago, and nno
de places The distance Cincinnati aud other central and Sonth
places In the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than b. other
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati Indianapolis ana
". a5s3 5s4s
Passengers and baggage al all poinss free.
THROUGH TICKETS wi be sold all large the West
the lowest possible the ticket cce Camden sAc and
Washington city. aet 5s.ss
Passengers rom Baltimore Washngtsn tk 1frs rd
daytM by taking accommodation and lying
Cumberland Oakland They morning BY thu
train which leaves Cumberland 25 and reaches Wheeling
AT 2. y. m. fsFt
Passengers from Washington have ample time fur eas u wh
ngton Junction. M NHs
This the only by which through tickets and bassss.
can be obtained In Washington.
FOR WAY PAsaEKQEFS
Cumberland the express staons beond edmon ne ves
Enstw aYd, te mail leaves Wheeling at lt apd sen
reaching Baltimore as
The FREDERICK TRAIN at (excrpt Snndas sgTta
Leaves Frederick At o. Arriving at Bhimos
at IL. 30, noon
sac Elcottf Mih - 80, and t.se
except Sunday. .a.J.-
Jan IL at Master " Transportation.
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NOTICE TO PRE.ENrTloN CLAmAkTr,
| TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNlTKD
mail steamersThe ships ccmprising ahIs ns

Inc Mlantio.......- tapS 0nvey sa0rtdRW
The Baltic Capt jaa, Cvastwk
The Adriatic .csps. !AnAs WeAt
chips by expressly rosersnea,
service has been taken the
the engineer insure strength speed and %
for passengers uneaualcd for elegance and eoms
ceenpaYnbs
and ss been spared make the al fc6
the thorough exsmnHon thcn their mode eorue
ticn uNgQCAilKD.
pAsssec liverpool I'm eabs els
cabin, e7S From Liverpool New Yttk 80 nd b
suneas
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each sbip.
No berth can be secured until paid for. @
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North line and of the nth principal meridian
ro~ash,ps y, ,ls, 10, and 50, Of ransel
Townships n, 70, and ~. " ranges and g.
Townships Ts' ~ 80, Of ranges and 6.
rown-s.ss y. -, %, and y, q rsafsI
TOwa.hir. So 81, s2 q range 10
Townships ~, no, u, and ~, of range IL
Townships ~. so and ST. Of rahgts IL ls a. is ID H.
Tow n.laps ~, 80, and al, Orange al
Tow pships 78, Ts, and OF range 22
Townships II, 7s, 10, and 50, cs range "a
rownshIs ~ ~, and 49, a ranges a. 2o 70 a. 20 49, 81
81 and 33.
A. the land once ., CnAsfros commencing on Monday the
numbered sctoas wilma tbs aadesaoned lo~ahs which re
lon and Missouri, Rser rsaros satse as required BY lw %
nin,num Of dollars and nv enss per acre
sovth Of tie base a~d efAetyh p,nS,rd m~a.in
ros aslap, cs, 70, and n, of range o
Tow nshle 70, II, and ~, Of ranges ana =.
Tow wnsbps 10, ~, To- aud 73 of range g.
townships Y, z, and 1s g rs.scs 70, II, H. ,aan
lowasss o~asSps e. ss md q. 's9.s y saas
Tow Ss a. - ssd .na "a + '.sss: ~ " 20
Townships a. ~ aud "a Of ranges e. 20 "a, aS 70, ~ -
Appropriated by Law tor tho shoo., military "A.
ether purposes, viii be excluded from tho s.les ~
sold subject to tho s. Of way granted BY tho act q W
railroads and the particular tracts BY the w A
sold ecuaints the quantities respectively shown hs e
plts Without deduction. -
sr & q 1 The .sY,s :, n Ss M - DC % ,s 2. @ DAYS
un the whole shall have bcen oaeed and the ss TINS closed bs
sale ANAL he kept open longer fhan Two weeks and
entry Of any Of the above lands will be admitted unui m
ration " the two weeks, =
under hand at the city Of Washington this a~
Of hasy, Ammo Donn one thousand eight hundred aaa en- S
JAAEH MtNANAk
BY the President q
A. HxypRitks,
Commissioner or the General Land Once
NOTICE TO psE-KArroN cLAnnArs
Every :a,sa to The ris. Z p,s .Hsaos e
required establish the 70 the satetcn the REGISTER M
receiver Of the land Office aMd nox Saya M
Of tho public saie u tho land cmbfans the
claimed otherwise ench claim viii be forfeited.
7HOA A. HE3fpNilKE
Commissioner n tho 0cnsY9i land Oncs
Jan 22--1cvyawt [Int-l&Sdar.l
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mo. $751;
BY the President Of the Unitsd States.

TN pursuance of law, l, JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
idsn Of Z Antss, s.sssy dscass a.
mako known that VIII ~ - . 10
sis Of Ows, ~ - 11 hsfsaes dsssnased
wit
dsy a June psu nk2 - pnb&c nsds herstoos
gsrsd situated within tho Isases.S|nAssd townships, via
Noy xae ~ of ne nnh psiacpa morian
Township leo n ranss ~.
Townships - snA 10, a range "a.
Township ~, o&Faaos "a
lad ece Fun Dodge, commencing Monday four
n June for tho spoaa Il the public lands hereto
sse, situated within the following namcd townshps and
parts Il tswnsAivs, Wig
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the Once C sommcnsIng On Monday tho twen
r day Of Jnne for s dpessi tie pubic lsads hereto
Parts Of townships, viz,
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rxopossi, pArrs o. sA,,lx,

EDWARD X COlns
No - Wall sssast, n. y.
BROWN GsdP1Iy, i CO.,
srnfrEx xxNARD i a..
No. ~ Austin ErmFs, Lcadcn
D. q. G..wANwRtGHr CO.,
The these shIs ALL b ACeopntebe Nv go alvw
bullion specie jewclry precious aia unless bh
ding signed tbers and the yane thereof s1psacd the
Dec 10 diff A4..l8s 3 t5
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DARE OPPORTUNITY FOR AN InSestment- =
II sale, frame honsetwo stortss ba~ssncn and suS
l7h Nc S7s, wpders building Fo'
terms apply 10 GEO. ". BRAY, -,
orcry assws, ss2 Ninth street. BET and s'frer north
Feb l1-codlm ft
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
SheFIE's Sale.

10y virtue Of Order Of SALE issued out Of tAe sFs
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court Of tbs 1ltA Iu4ls
cia District, in and for III Dorado County 80 80
ment rendered on the 18th day Of May A. ID. -. II
favor OF Herman SOTnbcTgvT PaintiH, and agenss Me-
Warren, Defendant, for the Of Mas HusAyv1
and scvcntyTwO 70lO6 Dollars, principal dsbs, With
interest thereon at the rate Of Two per cent peg A
the 18th day Of May A. D. 1885, together WITH the
sum of Thirty 40lOO DoaS costs u snit, An1
aecruing costs, have levied upon and WIN HxpsSs %
public SALE the Court House in the City Of p0orvO
On the 21sG Day Of June, A. d. 10SS,
At 10 O'Clock A. NJ, all the right, title, intsrest end
claim Of the said Defendant, Moses Warren, o. ~ ~
to the following described mOEtgaged property, ytng
and being in Georgetown TOwnshp County q z. DsEa.
do State Of California, to Wit All that ptase -
parcel Of land about and shalt nles noEf u
Georgetown, the road leading from seid villege 70
Works Ranch, and bounded and described a. telsWs
Bcginnug at stake about 90 rods from 9. DFea8eg's
Stores the said stake being the eorneE asA
running west 6O rods 70 oak tree, biased thsneo
south l60 rods stake John ConnosS' 6sDee l1
thence east 100 rods to stake, and thence uessA ~
rods to the place Of beginning, together with the aw
Mill known aS the "chppsr Saw Mill, and al ether
improvements thereon.
sheriff Once, Plaeerville, May 18th, a: p: 1859.
Z. B00ARDUg,
Sheriff Of n Dorado Co., Cal,
ltsl BY W. J. BURwELL, Under shesiG
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
SHacrHR,s Sale.

OY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Clerks
ID Office ofthe Hon. District Court Of the 18th judi
cal District, In and for "a Dorado eoNnty, yudg-
ment rendered the 18th day OF May, D. 1851, In
favor Of John Andrews and against William Scott, A.
st. e. Denver, 4. N. StrUut and D. +. Hunt for the
(267 53 doars With interest thereon d the rate OF
two per per month from the 18th day Of May A. D.
1885, together with the Of one hundred and
6O0 dol ars coHte Of suit and aecTutng costs, have
levied upon aud will expose 70 Public Hao at the Court
House. in the City Of Placerville,
On the 2sth Day OF June, A. ID. 1858,
At 10 O'Clock, A. Me- al the right, title, interest and
claim, Of the said William Scott, A. ST. C. Denver,
T. N Strout and D. T. Hunt Of and TO the following
described property lying and being in the county u III
Dorado, and State OF California, 20 wit: That certain
Ditch which constructed BY the Corporation Of
Brady, Bcrdan Co., which takes itS waters out Of
err, about % mes east Of DanOud SPRING. Aso that
certain Ditch known as the Eureka Ditch, which was
constructed by jones' Eurmnn Co., and which takes
its waters Of the North Fork Of the COsumnes Nv
about y miles below Sly Park Greek, said bitches
conveying water to Diamond and Mud Springs and vcin
ics for mining and other purposes also, ell the BRAN
ccs fumes auucducts and belonging to the
amc-said property being under the management and
control Of the Eureka Canal Co.
ALSO, Two Lots Of Ground Main street In the vii
lagc Of Diamond Springs, adjoining the Boomerang Sa
loon the weSt formerly owned BY George Thomas
and the other by G. H. Patterson, and both nclOsed
by fence; fronting about lOO feet Main street
and running back to North street. Also Lot of Ground
North street, Of and adjoining lot belonging to
Shcrif's Office, Paccrville, June Sth, A. d. 1858.
Z. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado Co., CAL.
UtSl By W. J. DURwgLL, Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
The 3d day of July, A. y. Is5s.
SIleriG,a Sale,

DY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Ccrks
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court for Amador Coun
~, Judgment rendered on the 18th day Of April A.
d. 1885, In favor Of George y. Perry and Charles IL.
kurcZync and RgainSt Charles Winters and David C..
Pattee for the Of Nineteen Hundred 81 .OO Dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate Of per cent per
month from the Rrst day Of January A. d. 1885, together
with the sum Of Sixty ne lOO Dollars, costs Of suit,
and accrung costs, have levied Hpon and will expose
Public Sale, at the Court House In the City Of PlA-
ceEVills, % the
Sd Day Of July, A. D. 1853,
Al ten ocIck A. NJ, al ths TiEAt, tils, interest and
claim Of the said Charles winters ssa David c. Pattee
Of In and to the following described property, lying and
being in Mud Syringe Township, Fl dorado County and
State Of California, 70 wit; certain TTact Of Land,
known ~ Winters Pattes's Ranch 'Big Canon,
about one-f0urh Of mile below Spanish Camp, and
containing about 100 Acres Of Land 70 Acres Of which
are enclosed by fence. Also the Frame House, stabs
Large Water Wheel Plume and Aaid Ranch.
Also, rwO-sevCnths Of Quartz Lode, sa cad Ranch,
claimed and owned BY Aaid Winters, Pattss, DansseI
ct al, togGAheT with all other inpggSsss4s theresa
belonging thereto. Also, osstan water DiAaA known
'NintsTs PAttss's Ditch, oO@1easing at WeEtAss
Ranchy % French Creek, and 1unninR - 4nnxI Her
low, with an the Reservoir nraneA Ditsoo, 49, 70
getheT with the improvements theresa
SkcTiG's Once, PlaeeEvills. Nay -, 4. y. -.
Sheriff Of - DessAO CesScAl.,
kl0ts) b h D. EoVEEass 1eSUsy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
SUMMONS:

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, In Ju:tiss's csSsts
The People Of the State Of CsliloEniA, 70 DAVIES
SAYLES, Greeting: .
Vou are hereby sup@onsa 70 sPPsaE h.ss.s ~ e
III my once In Mountain Township, On the eln9 Dry
Of JGne A. d. 1855, At O'Clock A. u. 70 shsw esasoV
any you can, why Judgment should not BE- EenAese4
against you, In entitled, Gee. OuekOtt ~. ~
Rdingcf, y. 2. ewcll and Davies eAylesJ tstsa y.
fore the 18th day 81 May, leee, whel Jue9Hon&
rendered against tie said n 1iA1n1ag ~ 60 knD
dred and hine aud ISleo dollars an ess = s4ast 49,
judgment win be rendered agailst yua d eplnsua1l
with the said A. 1iAingeT, NJ saiA 6up1ne - es1p
and damages II 700 all q appear nj ansWeI. . !.
Oiven under may hard this eeeoA aAy e Jmnps A. u
1850. SAMUEL =. 00DnA18 77=-7a
Jusaie OfAh6 Eeasos
THE proper adavit having shis day been ~ tnug
l. Oniee 70 avthoEise the issuance of OgA11 - p-
cation for the above summons therefore IL % osees4s
that tho said Sumzsone b Published In the nogWRAsW
DkMOcnAT, published at PlaeeFvills, in SAID eoan1ys
from June iSce, Juns lSth, 1854, inelusiyss upea
which last mentioned day service Of sneA sHssas sAa1
be deemed eomplste. -.
Given under my hand thi. ana dsy Of ysas y lees.
SAMUEL y. GODDARD, S.P.
fl9-Sw~1
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Court Of Sessions.

NoEDAV, JrNE, Il.
The Grand Jury empasBelIed ere as follows j.
aAEys PSrs@1s s n; s:iII~e! Oliver , Kim
Joseph Todd, 8. y. Hamm, VIM. Fitzgerald. BAR
Ein Chase, George Landers, A. u. Richards Chas.
ROassia, w. D. Shaver, J. L. uuutrcss, Ed. Hud-
sOa. @. W. Clark, Martin DOwdy. II. Folk, r. u.
Dsnny, J. BOardner, F. Hutton and Frank Cowden.
WEDNESDAY, June Is.
The 0esnd Jury returned an Indictment against
Lewis Lucieu Hermann, for the mudcr Of James
Shelby 6 IAks Valley. Alec igaO9sd bills against
Hiram Wagner, HsnFy Wagner and John Bell for
THURSDAY, June 18th.
Tie Grand Jary returned indictments against
1oha d. Boy foe Graad LArceny, committed in
White Oek and Al LOng. for ROBBERY at Fl Dorado.
An Indictment for assault With intent 10 murder,
wee found against another party who is not under
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Nor SoLD Orr.-During the past week it
was rumorcd about town that Mr.. Cary had
sold his Hotel Mr.. c. is of the impression
that the report was started by some cnvious
person OF persons for the purpose ofinuring
his business. We take pleasure in stating
that tie report had no foundation in fact, and
that the Cary House, under the control of its
gcntlcmanly proprietor, notwithstanding the
Frazer river excitement which is on the in
crease, is now doing as we'll as ever before
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

Pr e {, q
a1 H g:sa:!.:t I: = ga 3. q e, g -
, sS.., Z N &c. - - -
stead, DoGSnaasass - ~@NeQete7 -
Hundred 0aA Three o,rle9 1llrg1, wts1
on ct ths rate - go 81 ebo-sel - So.
non The lSth day q N.Y. A. y - ~. .|<
sun Of Fogty DolaFa, usses - e91s uH4 u
have IsvioA upoa - Wtn oAoo16 - E11-1 -
Court House II The City 81 fleseTvinps -.
On che SIss bay - Jwnes ~ :
At 10 O'clock, A. NJ, "a the hghi, akli. ..
clans the said M6seH WnsgU1I Be15AE111 y
Joseph 0lmstsad, had o. The ltth aay - N9gN ~
at any time thsTesnsg, q, u - - - asD -
scribed nOrtgagsd VsvpsEtyS lytng 80 49, = -
town Townshlp, sssnay q u DseaAa, - e4e4 g So
i0Tnia, TO Wit; The saw uil eitunteA - p. q q
Co. Canal, knOwn the CnpPs9 ~ ~ e11lo
with one certain piece o. parask n lna4
two miles north east ffOm Oeorsstoga, - ~ 49, 49,
ing fFOm GeorgetoWu 70 Works Ha1oh, 81 1lnfl
and Described as fOllOwss 6egiHing q tAg
corner, stake ab0at siHty reds ulgthofe1s = 80
per mill and running west lse EvaS - sDahsnr 80
CONFESS fence thence east leo no&s - gaaho ee
north 100 rode 70 the place Of beginisg, esalais
or less, together with The imRsgsaMgnae
thereon consisting Of one fE Snas Hoase Hld 1Agls
sheriff. Once, PlaeerviIlc, Nay eetA, 4. y. -
X. BO0AHDW4.
Sheriff Of II Dorado CGunty, ca,
[tsl By W. J. BURwKLL, uadsS 6AsytG
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

PRo>PERors. Oregon Territory has seven
thousand dollars in her treasury, and owes
not dollar in the world. She has also thirty.
two thousand dollars of Congressional appro-
pratt ms standing to her credit in the United
States Treasury, says an Oregon paper. How
long will she have All OVERLOOKING treasury
and he out Of debt, after she becomes State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

J. n. Bingay, formerly Reporter of the
SsstS JeSrnGl has received the appointment
Of Dep0ty Sheriff from Sheriff ManlOvc. Of
Sacramento. This magnanimOus officer who
owes his position to the mistaken generosity
Of the Democracy Of Sacramento, removed Il
gOOd'DemOcr from Office for voting the Dem.
ocratic ticket. His good deeds should not so
unrecerdNd,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

ENTEnpEIsING.-BS Sam says that he in
tends 10 take q portable saw-mll up to Frazer
River for the purpose Of getting out lumber
to make cheap collins for suicides in the new
gold mines. lie thinks hell do thriving
business.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

HTGuER WAGEs.-In consequence Of the de-
Parturc of so many persons for Frazer river,
some Of the mechanics in San Francisco have
demanded higher wages. The wages Of ma
sons have been raised from $5 to IS per day
bod carriers, % to o.. The carpenters have
struck for an advance of two dollars. Such
wages will induce immigration to California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

The Shasta RepwOIicaR says that the dele
CATION from that county may support Judge
GpFagus for the Supreme Bench, but at the
Sams time will be decidedly in favor of sus-
tanning the national Administration. Judge
SpFagus 10 one Of Mr.. BrOderick's ablest and
Nrmest friends and will doubtless secure III.
support Of that faction for Suprem Judge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
CartiAcafn

J. the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby that DR L. j. CEAPxAY has served during the con.
test for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon In the Hun.
gAran Army, with faithful perSeveTence-wheFeoI have
given him tih cestaGAte, and do recommend him 70 the
sympathy, attention and protection Of all those aho are
capable OF approaching patriotic selfsacrlhce and unde
served misfortune. KOSSUTIF LAJOS,
GoVOTnet u HungpFy.
Warrington, Jan. 0llA &C. Et6aml
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DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S


Sacramento street. below MONTGOMERY, opposite Pacinc
Mail steamsIip Conpanys ONCE, San Francisco.
Est blIshed Ina 1904, for the Permanent
Cure of all Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression of Quackery.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

"" ADIST'-On MonuAy last, hItcT the uSu-
al oath was administered to the Grand Jury,
the Judge delivered his instructions and Or
dcrcd the Sheriff to adjourn court until ten
O'Clock next morning. During the interim.
one Of the Grand Jurors, who is naturally a
jolly, Good-naturCd cuss, INDUCED rather free
" in the highly concentrated essence Of old
Bourbon, and the consequence was, when
court was again called, the aforesaid Juror
was slightly oblviouS as to the prescribed
rules Of Sobricty and decorum to be observed
in the presence Of his Honor The Court is
usually very slow to anger. but he is rigid
stickler for strict propricty in the temple Of
justice, and in this instance very promptly
and properly ordered that the place Of Tie hi
la'ious Juror should be filled by a more Sc
date parsonage. To this proceeding, the gen.
ueman Of Bourbon proclivities strongly de-
INJURED, and the last we saw Of him he was
giving the Deputy Sheriff jesse, by voley
Of miscellaneous invcctivcs for dePriving him
Of his position amongst the sovcrCigns-
Sir" sail he, Indignantly, "what right
have you to interfere with me! have held
up my right hand before three wise Judges
and have sworn to do my duty MS Grand
Juror anil inttnl to do it or Lust"
We didn't wait to see tho catastrophe.
~~S~S--
VANDALISM ~ RoNE-Thc old saying that
1T is an i'll winl that blows no body any
good, is lively to be verified shortly in this
city. TbeR Root Digger indians nrc sanguinc
in the>6cli. that the Frazer River excitement
will soon carry off tha entire white population
and, az . consequence, they will become joint
heirs to our mountain possessions. Asanev
!ence Of this belief the other day Root Dig
ger came To town to buy some "rarny," and
becoming independent at the cavalier treat
ncnt he received from the butcher he threw
himself back upon his dignity, and uttered
the following -".Ugh byn by white man
oil vamcse syah-gitim Inlin gold away hccp
>now. ESH by my Injin- nlaIlala all gititn
llangtown huus,-hccp.
>-~O&
SrIcIpE--At Tunnel Hill in this county,
on Saturday June 18th, Coroner Doughcrty
held al inquest upon the body Of Ting ii,
Chinannn who was found dead at the above
place. The vcr,;irt Of the jury was that he
came to his death by taking All over dose of
81 ium administered by himself The al
lcigcd cause Of the act was, that dccpSSrdre-
Gently received letter from China announcing
the death Of his wife, Several instances Of
this kind have lately occurred among the Chi
ncSe in this region, which 60 far to prove
that yellow Cclcstial's heart beats as warm
ly for his kindred as does that Of the fairer
barbarian.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
N0FTCR.

IL PERSONS indebted 70 TIE sahssrSbssA slsAsr b,
"A note account, wrIplease make immediate pAymen
10 GEO. 2. JONES (at she. o"E who y fully au1Aogd I.
receipt for the same, and hok6 al cur ekis q Raeor
49,, ,.., -. HOOKER . 90.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19

cts DISTANCE LENDS ENCHAKTMgSr TO THE
VIEW. I'm order to obtnin some reliable in.
formation from the newly discovered and
much talked Of gold regions, the enterprising
citizens of Jayhawk, somewhat noted for
their prudence, sent a trusty agent to Frazer
river with instructions to proceed to the mines.
prospect and report progress. The person
selected for this important and hazardous bu.
Sincss was a worthy shoemaker named Shu-
bert who, in order to accomplish his ends viii
lingly sacrificed his lat and alil IN the brilliant
enterprise. by arrival of the last SteamerJay-
hawk received the joyful tidings that Shubcrt
had arrived safely in the mines; that up to
the time of writing, although he had been
constantly advancing in the search of the
" root Of all evil, he had seen but little oft;
yet ne had received, secretly. Of course, posi-
tive assurance from those who had "Sccn the
elephant" that just sixteen miles ahead there
were diggings that had yielded one hundred
dollars day to the hand and, in the language
of Mrs. Darlington, they were probably only
the "out squirts" Of still richer diggings in
The information was deemed
glorious and was eagerly circulated.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-19
March 18th, 1885,

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