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Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

Died, in Washington, March 30, Tuck-a-lix.
tab, OF the man that has many horses, sor
Of Cha-hicks-staca- nasharo, or the white man
Chief who was noted as a brave Of the
Pawnee tribe of Indians. The deceased was
with number of his tribe, in washington
upon business with the government, in cbaree
OF Major W. W. Dennison. His remaiSs
terry.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
VIM. HI. REYNOLDS

AS taken the old Stand No. IL East Second
- street. lower side of the Market House,
business in all its various branches, in connec,;o
with new furniture, and will sell every article 1,
prices that will give general satisfaction 10 The
purchaser Cash paid for all kinds of goods. Mi
pqs!erns Of stoves bought, sold and exchanged
lash Paid for Old Rope and Rags I.4ts
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
BRADFORD g STFVENs
JOHN II. REX

A PoTHECARY AND DRUGS, No. 81 Mar.
L a ket ST., gives his personal attention to Pre-.
Scorpions and general details of the business. All
articles guaranteed to be of the most reliable
quality and as cheap as can be had elsewhere
Night calls promptly attended to.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
sCHENCK's PULMONIC SYRUP.

SCHENCK'S PULMONlC SYhuR.
A GREAT CURE OF CONSUMPTION
II The following letter was sent 10 the Even
ing Bulletin, fow days since, by Mr.. Thomas
Simpson, the well known Dry Goods Merchant,
924 Pine street, above Ninth, Philadelphia, and
shows the powerful effect of SCHENCK'S Pull.
MONIC SYRUP, in curing consumption.
Mn. EDIToR-l wish 10 make known, through
the columns of your paper 10 the public, the fol-
lowing statement My son, George T. Simpson,
has been for several years afflicted with pulmo-
nary consumption, having scrofulous tendency ;
we tried various medical treatments, but nothing
seemed to give any permanent relief was adj
vsed to take him to Europe, which | did, re-
manning most Of the time in France, and return
ing home with him very little improved. We
then called on DR.. SCHENCK, with view 10 as
certain, by means of his Respiromeier, the exact
condition Of his lungs; a careful diagnosis was
made, and we found that his left lung was very
much diseased, and that he was suffering, also,
from chronic Inflammation Of the mucous mem-
brane of the other. With our consent, the Dr.
took him TO his residence, below Bristol, Penna.,
where he remained under his charge about eight
weeks, and in that short space of time, am very
happy 10 state, he effected his cure. His cough
and nightsweats, which were very profuse, have
ceased entirely, and all other bad symptoms have
disappeared-his breast, which was flat and con-
tracted, has expanded four inches; he has gained
in flesh astonishinglyi his pulse, which was never
less than lao, is now down 10 80. | make this
statement in order that others who may be af-
| flicted in like manner, may know whit course e
pursue. / am convinced | never saw so great>ll
change in any person, in so short a time.
THOS. SIMPSON, 1924 Pine st. bel. 10Th
DR.. ScHENoK's Principal Office is at 80 N. 9Th
street, above Market, Philadelphia. l-3m
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
New Tobacco and segar Store.
j. 90 d. BUTZ. 1T

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL TOBACCO
nv, w Snuff and Segar dealers, King street. above
Lhlrd' wilmington, Del The choicest brands
Of American and Imported Segars and Tobacco
always on hand. Best Havana cigs rs direct from
the Importer for sale cheap. 'O'''
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
TO FARMERS

ME Subscriber is now sellin, all the mos
Il approved Agricultural Implem ents. al price,
10 SUIT the times, for cash. Among which, viii h
, s the Cast:steel Extending Point Plow, tbe
M m,ichigan, Eagle, Baker, Kaighm, and Break
flows. Small Corn Flows, s225 10 $500 each
nest slsei and common Cultivate ,rs, very cheap.
Moving and Reaping Machine Is, horse. power
nneshers and Cleaners on who els. Also, the
original. Ammoniated Super-Phos phate Of Lime
rO g CLinca Fertilizer, Bone Dust, SC.
sield and Garden Seeds, warn anted to be fresh
ana genuine. For sale by C. b. ROGERS
LIN No. Ill Market ST., Philadelphia.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

TIN WARE MANUFACTURERS.
CAMUEL POWELL, No. 412 $. Second ST..
- doors below Pine, west side, keeps con-
stantly on hand large assortment Tin Ware,
Wholesale and Retail. He will make TO order,
Lard Oil. Turpentine Cans Of all sizes. Tin
Roofing and Spouting done at the shortest notice
Milk and DaiSy Fixtures 1-3m
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

Dr. Dewit's Presbyterian church at Harris.
were destroyed by fire on Thursday last.
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

CAMDEN, April I'd, 1S5s.-The New Jer.
sey M. q. Conference met here to-day, Bishou
Baker in the Chair. The opening services
were conducted by Rev. Thomas Neal. The
conference was authorized to draw on the
Charter Fund for the sum of S25.
Resolved, That a copy of our minutes be
mailed to each member of the Newark Com
ference.
A valuable gold watch was presented to
the Secretary, Rev. J. Lewis, as testimonial
for his services.
The candidates for Deacons Orders were
called forward and addressed by the Bisbop,
The Committee on Education reported, and
their report was accepted, and the Confer
enee resolved to raise $4,000, to relieve PEN
nington Seminary.
Inc I'D BISHOP was requested to appoint Rev.
j. Hickman agent for the Seminary.
= A case of appeal was brought before the
Conference, and referred to committee of
thirteen to decide the case. - "
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
xxxvth CONGRESS First Session

WAsIIINGT,

WAsmNGToN, April 2.
After some unimportant business the Kan.
sas bill, as amended by the House, was
taken up.
The amendments were read. whom Mr.
Green, MOL without further eCplnnat;ni
said he would submit his motion to a sss.s !,
TO she d pisiSr J ~ K the floor. -
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03
HOUSE.
a., The House resumed the consideration Of

=, Ano house resumed the consideration of
the Deficiency Appropriation Bill.
MIR. Jones (Tenn.) while opposing the
various items of appropriation, particularly
for the army, said incidentally that there was
no evidence of a rebellion in Utah. He
would prefer to send the civil officers thither,
and if the Momons would not cooperate N
the administration of the Territory he would
repeal the, organic law and give Brigham
Young and company fair notice to quit our
Daily enterprise. (Wilmington, Del.) 1858-18??, 1858-04-03

WILLIAM HARPER'S
Piano Warerooms,
No. l9l Market 81, above Seventh,
Next door above Duffy K NiIIer's Music store,
Wilmington, Del.
Makers-Nunns g. Clarke and Raven, Bacon
g. Co., New York Halleti, Davis g. Co, Boston,
and A. b. Rechenbach, Philadelphia.
Also, Melodeons from tho manufactures of Car
hurt, Needham s. Co., New York, and A. P.
Hughes, Phila.
All the above instruments warranted to give
entire satisfaction.
n N,B-Tuning and Repairing promptly
attended 10. IA l-2w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

NoNB LAcKTS Coal NINA coal mine
has recently been discovered at the Nome
Lackes Indian Reservation. The Red Bluffs
Beacon thus describes the quality Of the
coal:
ut IL Of the bituminous class, and Of the
variety generally dcnominated "brown coal, /"
and from the partial examination which We
gave Il, seems to be Of very excellent quality.
When exposed 70 the light Of The sun Il ap.
pears IN color Of . brownlsh black. ItbrCaks
with . somewhat lamellAted Industrious
fracture, and burns with alright yellow, fame,
and the empyrsumAtio odOr - Characteristic
In this variety. The specimen examined, was
from the outcfopping stratum, and Il mn.
doubtedly fan interior quality 10 that which
will De produced when the bed h fairly
opened"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

DAMASCUS. Damascus e the oldest city in
the world. Tyre and Sidon have crumbled on
the shore; Balbec Il . ruin; Nineveh and
Babylon have disappeared from the TigTis and
Euphrates; Damascus remains what Il was be.
fore the dAyR Of Abraham centre az trade
and travtl-an island Of verdure In adesert-
- prcdestinated capital" with martial and %.
cred associations extending through more than
thirty centuries. Il was ''near Damascus"
that Saul Of Tarsus saw "tho light from
Heaven above che brightness Of the sun; the
''Strret which IL called Strait, In which Il was
said "he prayeth," still runs through the city.
Tho caravan comes and goes 90 Il did . thou.
sand years ago; there are still the Sheik, the
ass, and the water.wheel; the merchants Of the
Euphrates and Of the Mediterranean still ''oc.
cury" these with multitude Of their wares."
The city which Mahomet surveyed from
ne!ghboring height and was afraid to enter,
because ut is given to man TO have but one
Paradise, and, for his part he was resolved
not to have his In this world, is to this day,
what Julian called Il, "ths eye Of the East"
40 u was In the time Of Isaiah, 1.-THE head Of
Syria"
From Damascus came the damSOM, our blue
plum, and the delicious apricot Of Portugal.
callei "Damasco; damask, our beautiful
fabric Of cotton and silk, with vines and COWS
era raised upon smooth bright ground the
damask rose, introduced into England Ia the
time Of Henry VIII; the Damascus blade, 90
famous the world over for its keen edge and
wonderful elasticity, the secret Of whcss man.
uiactNre was lost when TamerlanO carried OF
the artists into Persia; and that beautiful art
OF tnlaying wood and stssl with silver and
gold, q kind Of Mosaic, engraving and sculp.
ture united, called DAmAskeelng- with which
boxes and hursaux, swords and guns are or
.namented.
tits still city Of flowers and bright waters;
the streams from Lebanon" the rivers Of
DamaScuS," the ''river Of gold" still muFmur
and sparkle In . wilderness Of Syrian gar.
dcnS."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

We are not 10 the habit Of boring our friends
with apologies, and must be "painfully"
aware that one 10 due before We tender Il to
our enemies. We now have to do with our
friends,-we look upon every patron Of the
DEMocHAT e. . friend, . friend whom We
would be delighted ever to please, and deeply
panied to wOund, a. we have not ''apolo'
gised" for any Of our shortcomings lately, we
think they can stand and perhaps deserve
little boring Just now. We are aware that
the DRMocRAT has fallen somewhat short Of
the mark" during the last four weeks, and In
order that our friends may not think the lit
lie institution is "letting down." We rise to
privileged question. e. Ferguson said when,
impelled by the same spirit that once upon
time got into the little Kentucky bull ct Sight
Of locomotive, he pitched into Judge Stakes'
The fact ia, that during the period referred to,
our venerated Senior, the "lamented" Dan
i" Galwix," a. some Of his " constituents" call
him, has been non eat inVsntuS, in S'0GnpO o"
ralsm. He departed hence on the 22d ult.
and has not made his appearance since. We
are Of the impression that he is somewhere
within the perlieus Of that sink Ofiniqnity, the
Capital, cOnsOrting with fat Senators and other
disreputable "CusSes." We have heard It
rumored that he is endcavoring to engineer
through the Senate measure similar to the
"Moine Liquor Law" and would have sue
ceeded ere this had not the patriotism Of Uncle
Ferg. and Parson Bell presented an inSur-
mountable barrier to it's success We don't
believe the report Dan is too virtuous, was
too well fotch up" to advocate 70 great mn
iniquity. We believe he's got struck, -
not struck with a slungshot, nor a curh-StonC,
nor with an idea. but with gal" some
"fcmale woman, who is perhaps at this
very time rolling her hoops on some Of the
fashionable proincnades Of Sacramento. and
is too badly hurt" to travel. If such is the
case, we are glad Of it and congratulate him
that ait is no WORSE" for We would rather
hear that he was unfortunate than immoral,
to the extent of the rumor above alluded to.
When we add that Dan took his pen with
him, we are through with our "question Of
privilege" and consider that "our apology" is
complete and ought to be satisfactory.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

ADJOURNMENT OF THE standardization
Day nsxt b the day fixed upon by tho Legis-
lataFs SOr fnal adjournment The impress
siea b general, however, that the business be.
Ase e cannot be got through with at so early
. day. and that reconsideration Of the mat
tsr win b had. We can only say, that the
msmhess ere the bestjudges Of the case, and
win doubtless adjourn as soon a. possible
We sdmonish the Honorable gentlemen to
kssp - skinned eye" for thieviUg bills. We
have hosa told that various measures that
psspssly belong to that category are lodging
sresad In the region Of the Capitol, and It be.
hsssss Democrats to stand clear and put their
hsA upen everything that even squints at rO-
eswy. Il. them remember that every ras
saIly sct that alps through the Legislature
wAIls hey ere mapping win be charged to the
Dsmeosatic party, and that they will DO held
Fsspoasi6le for every wrong committed, even
tAeash Il had Its origin and support from the
Blacks. Therefore, gentlemen, keep "stifI
uRpsrlip and" look out for shsnGnegGN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

DIT vEtus Il aA ssssSsS4 issrsA 81 4 tAs Sass e
4 p, sss T~-.sSis n srsSa = ~. CsSSzsa-
% JUds1sa vsaAsEs1 60 The lsaA say aFeA =, d
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Declare, Together WITH The can Il psityel1 NAA le
aEss ssses - sslt sAA eeeS1iee eeesss AASs SSsS
1psa and win sxpsss = PaAs sA6 q tAa CeaEN 8aso
In The City of PlissEvinSs
On the nth nay Of Hay. a. D. lOSSs
AZ 10 e'soeA 4. -. a che sssAt ti.ls. lSA,SsA -
claim ef The eAia 49, xeayoA 81 u 81 - tAa Sea9
deSoFissi pEOpoFty, iSg ana HSAn9 e RiASFVA TS9H
sAip. coaSsy e = UsssAO aAa Ssaaa e oeAASAAe -
viii aaESain hi q evannA e. tha eaaAA nlAA e 9as
Way stFsst N Upper PtaesRyllls kssaAs4 - ~ ss
By pssnisee owned y III. wAeslsz. e - - u
b. o. Sssa e TCHpssaass, ana e u Ncslk esSaA
Iay MISUNDERSTANDING 90 Sns 80 esssa -. -
yuHalAs eaSk, eAe 49, WtAths 0AesA - ~ 80
tEO Of aangNsVA crssk. Aloea . Na1e 1oNees SSHsss
end plAsASlltAS eAseA And Al seAas 1SsSe@ssss -
SalA ~, anA AnsWA e xenysAS p.sRSN. - 49,
sAsstHS o@sss rAssEvshss AZ ~ 81 a. 49,
sheriff e n psSeAs cs.ssyS calAiSAia,
tel ~ l. = neSalNe. DSPaty.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

lRspOr.saby Osasa s4uiEss. Dsps'y County o''Fh' }
Court Of Sessions.
IIOx. JAMRs JouEsoH, JuDOn-GsoHos DuOHN ana
Jozx FaAEIHH. ASSOCIATES.
-----------,-s ARVNOAS, April u, 1883
The Grand Jury presented their Report and were
People W. A. c. wollOp-drAwing deadly w'ap'
on; nolls prOseQui entered. ,., ,..n.
People va WIN N0ors-aSSault with deadly Wsap'
on arraIRued aud took time 10 plead.
People W. VIM: AOcrs-Sxhi6i.iny deadly Weap-
on arraigned and took time " plead.
People vS. Geo. Hinds-grand larcsnyi tried ana
Jury fGiled 10 agree and were discharged 49,.
People ". Geo. Hinds-gand larceny tried and
found guilty, and ordered sentence be PFOoOuncCu
w AO'' MONDAY, April 10.
Peopls ". 8. 8. Enthusiastically and battery !
People ". VIM. NOOrs-s1hIbi.ing deadly wsaP.
people 70 WIN. MOors--aSSault with deadly
weapon; plead Dot guilty.
People ". Dargontsr-malIciOus miscsi'f; tried,
PsopIs "a. malicious mischief; tried,
found guilty, and ordered sentence be pronounced
on wednesday next.
People W. A Crail-assault TO commit murder;
BY consent, plea Of not guilty Withdrawn, and plea
Of guilty OF en- assault intsrPoSsd nneu one num-
People W. A. officiating In Office Of anO!h'
err by consent, plea Of not guilty withdrawn, plea
Of guilty intsrpoSedi 6nsd one hundred dollars
TUESDAY,. April goth.
People ". Geo. Hinds-Caud larceny sentenced
to Penitentiary for one year.
People W Geo Hinds-Petit larceny sentenced
to county Jail for three days
People vs.. s. 8. HaiusS-aSSault and battery
continued to next term.
People 70. VIM. MOOrO-asSaut with deadly
weapon; found guilty; ordered sentence be pro-
nOunced tomorrow.
People W. VIM Moore-exhibiting deadly weaP-
on continued to next term.
WEDNESDAY, April Qlst.
People W. VIM. Moorc-aSsault with deadly
weapon; fined hhy dollars, aud TO be confined IN
county Jail until paid ,..
People W. Lecros-mAlicious mischief; fined ~:
~ dollars, and to be confined in county jail until
paid; -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24


- DsarA q Supervisors Of Sacramento
csulg, 81 Mssasy list paassd 90 order for
Aslsyingcf ~ Wagon Road Tax In that
O We have hsFStolOFs stated that the
es1Vl thls County would order the
lsv - rSeslar nSstins In Nay, Il the
49, esswSissrs moved u the matter
Vssss - Chae tlns,-that eur Board wSV
azra1aR - astisa II the Sacramento Beard
0a@nas fhaG statement on the authority Of
oes@ en- Supervisors, and We yet have to
t~ - ~ intsnd another course. The
osas@snaD pspsEs publiShsd our nOties, and
ssa = bs satisfied - the matter stood
Dutie msms that some Of them were not sat.
isAsA 1As Uaiex Of Monday INDUCED in
UWs wy Ill-nAtursd and uncalled for remarks
= - natter, which astOniShed US the more
e SPsPsr sustained the Governors veto
q VAe hlll under which the Commissioners
were appointed. We can assure the URiOR
1T e tie Supervisors Of this county had been
assursd that those Of Sacramento would per.
SSFm thslr part in the matter, the tax would
law Do0u tgVtS0 UeAULe SutU VuS NuSy uaN NV
such assurance, and we think that fairness
shOuld have induced the Union to devote it's
esusaFs 10 the parties nearest home We
hare done everything in our power to hurry
up the matter, but are aware Of no reason
Why n Dorado should be held responsible for
H. day any more than Sacramento IS the
Read will be Of % much benefit to the latter
q TIE former, and We therefore have no dis
position 10 blame our Supervisors in the mat
~. We would say to the Union, also, that
Ma people of Fl Dorado county arc not more
"saaAsh" than their brethren Of Sacramento
e. any Other part of the State. We have
lard q aid that there was quite as much
opposition 10 the Wagon Road in Sacramento
In this county. And as for our local in
Nsessas," We win try and settle them among
0uEssavea, without the aid Of the Union, I'M
~. indeed, In its magnanimity, it has de.
tsrminsd 10 take US under its protection and
uaaaagp all our little affairs for US, in pity to
our igaoEAnee and want Of capacity to manage
fOe ourselves
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
LatAst from Carnon Valley.

Mr. Barley Cary left Cary's Ranch. about
ten miles above Genoa, on Tuesday morning
last, and arrived here on Thursday about !
o'clock, P. NJ. He was accompanied by Mes.
srs Joseph Kirk, J. R. Crandall and Robert
Cary, who brought with them q number Of
pack animals.
Mr.. Cary informs US that there is still some
snow on the mountains, but it is fast disap.
pcaring, and in short time no trouble will be
experienced in crossing to the Valley with
loaded wagons.
This party met Maj. Ormsby on tho sum-
nit on Wednesday about noon. The crust Of
the snow had chafed tho legs Of his animals,
and with this exception 10 had got along finely.
They also met Mr.. Dorsey Of this city, who
was on his way to Truckce river whore he
intends locating stock ranch. Robert Cary
and number Of others have already taken
up ranches on Truckce river and there seems
to be an increasing disposition on the part Of
our neighbors over the mountains to render
things permanent in that quarter
It was rumored that an Indian had sprung
his bow on lady in Eagle Valley, and that
the citizens had secured the scamp and given
him q severe Jogging
There was pelentiful supply Of provisions
in the Valley, which are selling at very low
rates. Tobacco was scarce and could not be
bought at hardly any price. The spring ra-
ces opened in the Valley one day last week,
on which occasion the citizens enjoyed consid-
cradle sport. We have no information as to
the time made or the sums run for.
Mr.. Cary, accompanied by Mr.. Joseph Kirk
and family, starts for the Valley to-day
This, indeed, looks encouraging, as these are
the kind Of acquisitions every new settlement
needs to render its interests permanent.
The Valley continues healthy, and every.
thing appears to bear its usual degree Of per.
manence and prosperity.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24

0xs HuNDRED DOLLARS PER ToN.-A few
weeks since, We mentioned the fact that the
PaelAc Quarts 90. had struck rock in their
lode richer than that previously crushed by
thsm. One and a.half tons Of tho rock taken
from the new shaft yielded one hundred and
0iGy dollars. The late rains filed the shaft
with water and consequently there has not
ben much work done on that part Of the lode
slncs. but We are informed that there is every
reason 10 believe that there is immense guam
titiss Of the "samo sort Left" In three days
lass wssk, the mill yielded $1,000 from rock
cut Il the old tunnel. We expect to be able
10 give accounts If extraordinary yields from
this min ere the season Is out
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-04-24
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STATE OF CALIFORNIAN In JustiesS co~rt, Pa
Fl DoTaSo CosSty. esTvins TOwHsGiP-
The People Of The State Of California 70 T. T. AilAeAs.
OARBTINo.
you are hereby sunmoaeA - Be and aPpGaT AaesrO
III at ny O@es IN the Tow nsAip II PlacOEVt1o. -
the lsA day o. May A. l0ao q The lear - tvelv0
oeeek ~, q said day, 70 answer the esmPAine 81 HI
cha eHaF, In aeti0a bTo0gAt 70 The II
Two HHaAFSd DoneTs, pTaHePal and SIXTY 0as Declare.
interest, and which action ls eaaasd uPsa writing
noSsy OsnsA By plainliG . dsSsaiaaE Il an
the Su1 q I've hAAAEed and siAIy.Oas Declare aAA
you tail - appear and answer saia fAlntiG Win take
lvdg@sne agAiRst yeu Or sAid sNa e Tw0 HNAAFsA
poArs. principal And Sxty ONs Declare, inAsFese. AAA
else fsR hs costs end aisbuEOe0euts To tASs euAe.
Given under ny hand. THE ~ cay e APStl 4. y.
1859. JOHN bCoA,
Juseia0 e The PONea.