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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-20
NUMBER 50.
SU1fOMs.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. T. sAs D.s.s.ca Cs q sAs
County Of VI Dorado. 1ith SuGslak IsF ~ -. !.
Action brought In the District CoaFs ct fAe 1IsA -
Districts and the Complaint ale6 m tlBe Ue4sZ y
Dorado In the ONCE Of the Cleek Of saiA Disg @eas
In and for said County and Geaks. .-aa. 11i ~
r. K. LUDWIG and GEO n. CARTKn, Psalasa1 ~ 49,
v. LAS, Defsndan1. IL. e.. =
The People Of the State Of CabTnias u JAZZ kAA@s
0Fteting: - = - 8
VOU are hereby required to sppeas D. % es4e@
II brought sgAinst you by The above naats4 szAae -
the District Court Of the 1lth Judicial DFlsA D@4
the County Of ~ Dorado enA e sasWsg - gse.
filed therein within ten ID b. (sxeusste ~ sA4 @aE
tceJ after the service you Of this SuaBoEe sk4
within this County n served out Of this 0sansys
in this judicial District within twenty daSs ~ vo
out Of said District, then Within FORTY dAes-0t Jaasm@e
By default viii be takeh agAInss y0us .
The said action IL breaght 20 recover leAeak eR ts
.f eight hundred Dollars and interest," upeD san
i'sss5 note - xea s1se.sea - P.sis.sms e Msse4
8Oth 1863 payable air i0tts Gfter date with nteFs ms
two per cent PR month, and you fall % sppsss =
answer the said Complaint ~ above required, tAe 80
Plaintiffs viii Judgment sgaht H0u fOf sald ea ae4
Interest and COSTS according 70 the prayer u sAld Ot
paint.
by order Of lion. James johnson, County Judge.
- Given under my hand with the seal Of said
Court ofiSed at ohice n the City Of fsacervills.
L. D. this sth day Of November, in the yeaF Of Cur
49, Lord One Thousand Eight HundreA end 1fae
Fight. A. b. MAhDh0NF CssF r
". II. BrumfeId, Atty. for Plaintiffs. tSeAd1
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Crusader of Freedom

This is the name of a new weekly sheet
to be issued early in this month, at Doni-
phan, Kansas. James Rcdpath, editor
and proprietor. Tn following distin-
guished persons are special contributors.
James II. Lane, General of the Free
State Forces.
VIM. 4. Phillips, Author Of the " Con
quest of Kansas"
NJ T. Conway, Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas
Morris Hunt, Judge of the Supreme
Court Of Kansas
Phillip c. Schuyler, Secretary of State
of Kansas.
Henry } Adams, Mayor of Lcayen
worth City.
Richard Rcaif, Esq and other eminent
citizens of the Territory, will contribute
regularly to its columns.
Gen. Lanes career in Kansas will be
published in its columns. The price /.
81 per annum; SIS for clubs cf tenn.
variably in advance Address, James
Rcdpath, Doniphan, Kansas
The Crusader of Freedom is to be devo
ted to the cause of freedom and will main
tain the principles of the Free State party
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New Advertisements.
PROBATE ORDER.

STATE OF MICHIGAN-County of
Van Buren--ss--At session Of the Pro-
bate Court for the County of Van Buren,
holden at the Probate Office, in the village
of Paw Paw, on Thursday, the 18th day
of March, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and fifty-eight.
Present, A. w, NASH, Judge of Pro
bate.
In tae matter of the Estate, of Sarah
Townson, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition, duly
verified, of Levi W. Heath, praying that
letters OF administration may be granted
TO him or some suitable person IN the rs
tate of said deceased.
Thereupon it is ordered, That Tuesday
the twentieth day of April at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, be assigned for the hear
ing of said petition, and that the heirs Il
law of said deceased, and all other persons
interested in said estate, are required t.
appear at session of said Court, then tC
be holden at the Probate Office, in the
village of Paw Paw, and show cause il
any there be, why the prayer Of the peti
toner should not be granted:
And it is further ordered that said pc
titioner give notice to the persons int
rested in said estate, of the tendency Of
said petition, and the hearing thereof, by
causing copy of this Order to be pub
lished in the "TRUE NoRTHERNER," 4
newspaper printed and circulating in said
county of Van Buren,, three successive
weeks, previous to said day of hearing,
\. w. NASH,
l55-3w. Judge of Probate.
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OF this judicial district will hold its spring
session in this village, commencing on
Tuesday, the 9th inst, JUDGE GRAVES,
presiding. Now that we have Prosecu-
ting Attorney, and all the necessary court
machinery for convicting criminals, we
hope our Jail will be emptied, and the
drain upon the county treasury stopped
We have suffered too long already in
'rorlFS property and tares, to wish to re-
tain the present incumbent Jail birds any
longer.
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The Turkish High Admiral.
MAsuINGrnN.- March 20. Il

WASHINGTON, March 20, 1898.
The interview between the President
and the Turkish High Admiral yesterday
was very brief, but Of an interesting char
actcr The only persons present were the
President aud his Private Secretary, the
Secretary Of State, the Admiral aud his
suite, j. HastorI Smith, the Hon. j. VI.
Cross, and Z. II. Carmick, Esq, OF New
York.
The visitors were received by the Presi-
dent at O'Clock, having first been form
ally introduced to the Secretary Of State.
The President said that it gave him great
pleasure to offer the hand OF friendship
and hospitality to such distinguished Of
hccr Of the Ottoman Empire He assured
him Of kind and friendly greeting from
all true Americans wherever he and his
suite might 90. lie spoke of the friendly
relations existing between the two Coy
ernments, and did not doubt but this in
terchange of courtesies would 90 far to
strengthen them.
The Admiral in reply expressed his
gratitude for the kind feeling and honor
shown himself and travelling companion,
by the chief Of SO great nation. He had
been directed, he said, by his Imperial
master to be Guided by the advice and di-
rcction Of the President of the United
States, and he desired to offer souvenir
in testimony Of the high regard entertain,
ed by his Imperial master.
During the interview Mr.. Carmick in.
formed the admiral that the Secretary OF
State was veteran soldier rs well as a
Statesman that nearly fifty years ago, he
had met and conquered the armie, OF
Britain IN the Far West, and ever since
had been prominent in the Councils Of the
nation. The Admiral expressed much
qualification with meeting one who had
long been known by reputation in Turkey
The President then invited the Admi
raj, his suite, and those present to dine
with him ON Wednesday next, and the IN
teryiew was terminated
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DIED.

In Dowagiac, Dec. 2lst, 1851, Miss
Jane Van llouten, aged % years.
Beneath the mold in the grave yard cold,
We have laid her down to Sleep
Where flowers shall bloom, or her lowly tomb,
And the stars their yigils keep.
There birds shall sing, ia carly spring,
A requiem soft and sweet;
And the whipporwill's note, shall gently float,
Where the oaken branches meet.
On the summer breeze, while the bending trees,
Shall list to the lephyrs sigh;
And hush each leaf, in solemn grief,
As he slowly wanders by.
The flowers she loved, while earth she moved,
Ere her spirit sought its God;
Wei plant with care, that their blossoms fair
May deck her lowly sod.
The rose and willow, DER her earth nadc pillo W
Shall blend in their beauty there:
And the clinging moss, its tcndrils toss,
Where sleeps dear Jennie, 50 loved aud fair
How sweet 20 think, az we near the brink
OF Jordon's rushing tide,
That the loved aud lost numerous host
Who have crossed to the other side,
will welcome "a DER, to the eternal shore,
As one by one we 60
Thro the -hadowy vals, with the boatnaa pale,
Who calls for each here below.
January 7th, 1855. Lur,N LYLE.
Died Of Consumption, in this village,
on the 9th inst, Mrs. Mary A. Matho,
son, daughter Of Jas J q Susan Forsyth
aged ~ years.
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Valencies
at only IA cents per yard.

at only ia cents per yard.
eve have no hesitation in saying, and
we say it boldly" there is no better Doub-
lie Fold Union Merino Plaid in this coun-
try, than We sell at 30 cents per yard.
Cases of very good dark color prints
at q cents
Cases of first rate Fast color Prints,
at 10 cents.
Cases of first rate Fast color Prints,
at ii cents
We have slippers for breakfast, dinner and
balls,
Shoes to set in, stand in and walk in,
Caters to dance in, firt in, and talk in,
Slippers in which to DO nothing at all in, ,
Boots for Winter, Spring, Sum'r and Fall,
Boots and Shoes you must have, you oil
know,
And the place to buy them, is at
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,EU~S 20. trN

Remember, readers, that we will fur
nish you the NoRTHERNER and Peterson ;
Ladies' Magazine, one year, for S2,25.
The above magazine stands mequalled
to any now published, in the United
States. 1t being a monthly journal it
lands "eXccllcd by none, unequalled by
few" Who would not venture for such
a chance to secure three dollar magazine
and newspaper for 2,25. Who is the
first to subscribe; send in your names.
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ADMINISTRATOR SALE.

In the matter of the estate Of George
Wilson, deceased. Notice is hereby given
that by virtue Of liconsc and authority
granted to the undcrsig ned by \. W.
Nash In and for the county Of Van Buren,
in the State of Michigan, on the eight
zenith day of May, A. d. 1897, there will
be sold at public ycndue to the highest
bidder at the Court House in the village
Of Paw Paw, in the county aforesaid, on
Saturday the fifteenth day Of May, \. d,
1858, at ten clock y VI of that day,
all the right, title aud interest Of the said
George Wilson, deceascd. in and 10 the
following described promises to wit; The
west half of the west hall. OF the north
west quarter of section twelve, t., also,
the north halt of tie east half Of the
northwest quarter Of section twelve, l.,
all in town four, south Of range thirteen
west, except al acre Of the northwest
corner of the last described piece Of land,
in all fifty-nine acres; all in the county OF
Van Buren, aud State Of Michigan
GEoRG. WILSON, jR.,
ljj-6w. Administrator
Paw Paw. March SIS. 1888.
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Messengers London Cordial Gin
A PERFECTLY PURE TONIC AND INYIGO-
RATING CORDIAL.

THIS medicinal beverage is manufactured in
London under the rigorous espionage of the
Excise Police, in accordance with the Excise
laws of Great Britain, (Which punish with
heavy penalties the adulteration of any arti.
Gle designed for food OF drink from the f.
nest of barley, impregnated with the choicest
tonics Of the Meteria AedicG. Ii has been
submitted to the severest chemical tests, and
acknowledged to be free from any deleterious
Ingredients, and recommended as perfectly
pure stimulant and beverage by DR.. A. a.
HAYES, State Assayer, of Mass, DR.. Chiffon,
the celebrated Chemist, Professor Hale, OF
London, Drs. Castle, Turner, Whitney, Beak-
lev, Adams, and Richard, and several hun
dred physicians in every part OF the United
States, who constantly prescribe 1t IN their
practice for kidney and gravel complaints,
dyspepsia, govt, rheumatism, general depres-
sion and debility. Where the water is bad
or unwhoesome-in low or swompy ground,
or fever and ague districts, this article will be
found positive cure and permanent prevent
i've. 1t is put up in quart and pint bottles at
fifty cents and y each, with the wor1s III.
Il. Messenger q Co.'s London Cordial Gin
blown in the glass, neatly labelled and envel-
oped. The labels are copyrighted in New
York. II. f. MESSENGER 81 CO.,
importers, 5S Fulton ST., New York.
CAUTroN-ln purchasing, be sure that 1t is
absolutely "MEssEgGER's," as several New
York and Chicago spirit-mixers are swindling
the public with counterfeit, which they rep
resent as their own importation. Every bot
tie of real London Cordial Gin is imported
by us, and bears the signature of Il. Il, MIS-
sENGBR q Co.
Sold to the trade by c. H. Beckwitb, w.
o. George, Merrill & Havers, and L. Reed,
Chicago, and rctailed by AL druggists and
grocers. lOl
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Gsy~ The scmi-annual School Inspectors
meeting will be held throughout this
State on Saturday the 10th inst, Dis
trcts should have their Teachers engaged
before that time, and see that they are in
attendance for inspection on that day
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CIRCUUIT Court COMMISSIONER. -
We are informed that CHANDLER RICH
ARDS, Esq, of this village has been ap-
pointed by the Governor to ill the above
office We have had no legal incumbent
for the last fifteen months, and we CON
mend the appointment.
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Drive UP

and hitch and take look at the Cheape"
and best peLaincs ever seen in Paw Paw,
at only ten cents.
This house was established IL years
ago, and was never known to "cave in"
or "play baby" and never will 50 long as
we can sell magnificent
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e. SMITH : co.

Cases of good dark color Ginghams,
at 10 cents
Cases of good dark color GinghsmS,
at l21 cents
Cases of good English Mcrinoes very
Cheap, at y. SMITH d Coz
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ANOTHER NEW BOOK.
Pitezers Lights and Shades
r LIGHTS AND SHADES or 'IISSiON-

IL AtSI Iii - containing lraNCls, Shcichcs.
Incidents and Missionary Efforts during nine
wears spent In the region of Lake superior. BY
Rev. JoHS ii. Plr.z.l.. Illustrated. Price, 81.
The hook j. very interesting, and COZ taius in
formation Of importance 10 all classics OF rc.dcrs
The cngrayinss are beautiiel.- Lansing kcpub-
lean.
II il nm extraordinary narrative Of lahurs suffer
ings and successes. varied 10y entertaining aEcc-
dotes aud romuutic adventures Indian life j,
ahundautly illustrated ia it, Christian Advocate
and Journal.
The description Of Lake Superior country and
scenery are finely written, aud peculiarly at
tractyc.-' Kalamazoo Gazette.
YOU would settle, from calmly aud truthlully
stated facts. the power Of grace to save red men
if you wonld discern the power ol the cross-f YOU
would see q" the homes and hauut,' of the orr ,ual
proud own, r, Of these Woodlands-if you would
have your heart affected with convictions Of duty
roward neglected people, then order " Lights
and Shades of Missionary Life Iy joins H. PlrE-
I'LL North wcsUrru Christian Advocate. Ijl.-t
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SELECT SCHOOL,

MISS l.. WRITTEN AND MISS 81. OAR 81
vi LING will open Select Scho. ..s vii
lagc, for youn, Ladies, Lads and ...l--n, on
Monday, the 22d inst, ia the bu 30. recently
fitted up on the east side Of IaGray, -,,-ct south
Of the new Baptist Church.
TERMS-Two Dollars per Quarter.
Drawing and Languages Extra.
\ Liberal Deduction made when several are sent
from the same family.
Strict attention will bc paid to intellectual ac-
duircments-noral department and The general.
improy cment Of the pupils committed TO their care
Paw Paw, March -, ISIS. lj2-U
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MARRIED

In Porter Township, on the 9th day Of
March, 1888, by Elias Harmon, Esq,
GEORGE r. RoArcH, to MARTHA JANE
BiDGELEY, both Of Marcellus, Cass Co.,
MICHIGAN.
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The best Lewiston, bloached cotton.
yard wide, at 12t cts
The best Rascoe, bieached cotton, yard,
wide, at IL CTS
The best Uncas, bleached cotton, yard
wide, at 10 cts
The best Laconia, bl0ached cotton,
7-Sths yard wiae, at 7 cts,
The best heavy cot'n Flannel, at IL cts
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uuBBhRD'S
GREAf WESTERN
SHAVING SALOON i.

FASHIONABLE BARBER And HAIR
DRESSER. will Shampoon tho heads Of Ladic
and Gcntlcmcn az their residences when desired.
80 Shop on Main street, in ,hc ENchau q
Building Paw Paw, Mich, ll-d
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and look at those beautiful Valencies, the
20 cent kind, at only one shilling No
use in paying 10 or l2i cts. for DeBaiges,
where you can buy the real old-fashioncd
kind for cents
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Song OF the Rubbers.

Boys and Girls, Girls and boys,
Just keep quiet, hear the noise
Smiths making in this town,
lie does the business right up brown.
Read the papers, night and day,
See what he has got to say
Bout his Rubbers, best in town,
Knocks prices right straight down
Sixty two and half cents pair
Is all they ask for Rabbers there,
-Four strapt sandals are no more,
You never saw the like before.
And Smiths orders sell Of square
For sixty two and a half cents pair,
No " slciggle jiggle" at this store
We take no less, we ask no more
\ new lot of Tea Just come TO hand
better chan ever. Price 80 cents pound
4 prime article of
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MONUMENTAL MARBLE

that may be called for, such As Monuments
IIead-stones, and Tablets; also, Imposing
Stones, Paint Stones, DC, &c.
His prices are moderate and stock of the
best quality, and as there is great differ
cnce in the solndness, hardness, strength,
and fruness Of texture, of Marble itself
as well as workmanship, he would invite
persons needing any article in tho line to
give him call before purchasing of agents
from abroad, as he can and will make it
an object for them to buy Of him; and
by selecting marble themselves they will
be better suitcG
Should any particular style Of work be
desired it vii bc made to order, or pro
cured from X ,lmuazoo on short notice
W. J. MCKINNEY
Lawton, April LIST 1857 lO6-tf
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NJ A q d L E
Works

The undersigned having engaged for q
term of years to carry on the Marble business
at I.awton, Van Buren, Co., for Geo. w.
Winslow, proprietor of the kalamazoo
Steam Marble Works. would respectfully in
form the public that be is now, and will con.
tuuc to be, well prepared to furnish at his
shon az LAYTON apv article in the line Of
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SUGA

price cents per pound. The above PR
ces arc for cash only Cash will do won
dcrs at the Long BRICK STORE u
T.. SMITH 4 Co,
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%etal anN als6s cstsms.
The Circuit Court

FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL 2.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-09-16


If disposed to enter into an examination Of mo-
tves, should not be left infer the reasons which
prompted this attack upon Gov JOhnson's official
conduct Union aEd American.
The Banner quotes this language from our columns
and endeavOrs to make it appear that we are assai
ing the motives which Influenced the Committee in
their report We have no idea that any intelligent
reader understood as referring to the Committee
in speaking of the "the reasons which prompted
This attack upon Gov. JoHNsoN's official conduct. "
The attack to which we referred, and the reasons
which prompted it, are contained in the following
paragraph from the BaNne Of Sunday last:
Governor johnson believes that all Know NothiDgs
are "Murrel men, and so believing, we say he was
recresEt to that duty which he had sworn to perform
when he either failed take Burton's bond or bay
ing taken 1t, delivered it back to Burton for cuss
tOdy.
We copied the above sentence and stated that We
we're not left to infer the reasons which prompted
'this attack" We regard it as more than usually
bitter and more than usually unjust and even if
Governor JOHNSON had ever expressed the belief at
tributed to him by the Banner, We do not think it
would afford any justification for such grave accuse,
tons. The BaHHsrwiI endesvor in vain to shift the
responsibility of these charges from itselfto the Com
mittse. |-.
There Is but one more point in the Banscr's srti>
Gle which We desire to notice. It says:
The URfoR and AzHertcaH ATTEMPTS 10 strengthen
Burtons evidence that he gave the bond bv stating
that it was against his interest TO so tsstifv W.
think he testified exactly in a wav 70 ,rDr,ota his
interest By tesifyng that a bond was GIVEN he
produced delay in the contamination of The Comn,it
tees exposition, making it necessary for tben, 70
write to Washington to ascertain from Gov johnson
where he deposited it, and thus gave him a cbaDca
to fOrtify himself against the impending catastronbe
which he hoped to do up to the very last.
Now that is tuHHy-decidedly funny. He confess.
ed that he had executed bond in orier to producs
"delay in the contamination of the Committee 5 ex
position, and to give him chance to fortify him
self against the impending catastrophe" By this last
phrase the BaHaer doubtless refers to the day of
judgment, for there is no other catastrophe"
that We can think Ct, against which BURrOv could
possibly fOrtify himself Certainly could produce
no delay in the development of the fact that he had
smbezzled the public money. It could produce no
delay in the criminal proceedings against him, on
account Of his defsloation We commend the Ban
ssTs paragraph to the attention and admiration of
those who are fond Of sOnOrOus phrases with words
% large that they exclude the thought