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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12
Song of the Rubbers.

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 ri ght 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 a pair
Is all they ask for Rsbbers there,
-Four strapt sandals are no more,
You never saw the like before.
And Smiths orders sell OF square
For sixty two and half cents rair,
Nc " sleiggle jigglc" at this store
We take no less, we ask no more.
\ new lot of Tea just come to hand,
better than ever. Price 80 cents pound
\ prime article Of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-03-12
HuBBARD'S
GREAT WESTERN
SHAVING SALOON.

FASHIONABLE BARBER AND HAIR
DRESSER, will Shamppon the heads of Ladic' 5
and Gentlemen at their residences when desired
~ Shop on Main street, in the Exchange
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FIRST CLASS INSURANCE
N. Y. INDEMNITY

INSURANCE COMPANY
OF the city Of All any, with a capital and surplus
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ravages OF ire.
r. r. UNkFIsoS is tho authorized agent FOR Van
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
TAX.SALE.

DY virtue If the amlhOrity conferred On mc,
ID will expose " Public Sale, in front Of the Court
House in PlacerVille. on
Tuesday, thc I4th Day Of December,
A. u. lsjs, the following described property, for
TaXes,-ihe same having been regularly assessed
~Nd the owners thereof having failed to pay the tan
tlercuu. tO Wit:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
NOTICE.

VTO all persons dealing with the Eureka Canal Csmpa
ny Of Diamond Springs, II Dorado county, Of which
Lew. ID. arris is rresident, John Bcnsley, J. NJ. b.
Wcthcrwax, A. X. L. Harmon and Francis Tukey are
Trustees.
At regular meeting Of the Beard, held at Diamond
Springs, August I2 18th, 18th, ". p. Scott, Supcrn
tcndcnt, was, BY unanimous vote, discharged At the
earnest solicitation of said Harris, he allowed to
remain three months to give him opportunity to
sign, without authority contract any debts for
said company Az that three months has expired, and
the said Harris, contrary to the uHaninOus vote Of
the board Of Trustees, without authority, and against
the wishes Of the Stockholders, still retains the said
ScOt this is to notify all miners watcr agents, ditch
cndcrs laOTcrs and lumcrmcn, and all other persons
furnishing labor or materials to said company that nll
contracts made by said Scott illegal binding
said company, and ill mot be paid.
Notice is also hereby given that the extension of said
Canal, by cnlarging the Buckley race Tuning over
Buckeye Flat BY the way Of the shnglc Springs House,
Duroc House, 10 the american Reservoir, at near
Carksvilc, ut estimated cost Of 0 any other
extension Of said Cnnnl, Is without authority Of the
Trustees, and against the wishes Of the Stockholders
and all miners, ditch agents, lumbcEmrn, and any all
other persons furnishing labor materials for
tension of said Canal hereby notifed that the
will net he legal charge against aaid Company, and
will not be paid. FRANCIS TCkEf,
One Of the Trustees Of said Company.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27


DY viTtns Of three sevssal lgss1 -.
ID the Clerks 0A1ce ef the 1gsns Disssss9 usMs -
18th Judicial District, II ard fsg = pega4e
Judgments rendered respectively 90 ths - - -
18th DAYS Of November, A. ID. 1e85f3oMe -
George Knox, one In faveT Of J0sspA Ceplae4z I'll
other in favor Of DaBicI GsaSy, as4 asEih4t Is -
Knox and others, ansOunting iaVke uss sssa ~
Of eighteen thousand and sixty.6Bs am91sspg -
with interest thereoB 81 the rate ef f1M4f
annum nom the date Of tbs lpdGlsP4ss AsgeA
the sum Of three hundred and tyentz -aHee e. i
dollaTs, Of suit, and according e1segs
upon and will expose to public sale, at th9 ees
In the city Of Plaeervine, '''5.s ~ "v'. -
On the 9th Day Of Dsceinb srl s.l.slrs 41i
A. D. 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. M a the nghty Ela. n'
tcrest and claim Of the said william knax ~ As
and to the following described RyOpeyty, Htng ah4
In Mountain township, County % Dofsde - gtAss
~ California, 70 wits certain Quartz 1aHm n1x9ase
Steery's Pork Of the Costumes Rttsr AoOus -
a-haIf mites west Of the village Of 6TtHEH 31ass -
about one-hah mile below stceleys nsw CS.ses 4.sl
said mill IL known the "SOrTa Mgvso4 1sbnfs gysi
Blacksmiths Shop and BOardng House, pear eai4 mlt
also, certain Quartz Lead, aituated about I've nsa,
west Of the Village Of Grizzly Fiat, and adjoining ss
Steely Lead the north, and known the saEso e.
Vada Lead, together with all the improvements be-
longing to said Mill and Lead.
Sheriff = Office, Placervie, November 18th \. D. IDs"
L. BOGAKDUS, fi !s
Sheriff Of III Dorado County; Californis,
[tsl by W. }. BURwELL, Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
DcIinQs suents Of 1857.

Excelsior Quartz Mill Co. White Oak tp,
quartz mill at Missouri Bar, miles above
WebbeF race 4 mile. G7
H0rnbI0wcr Fred. Greenwood tp, ranch
known as gamblers ranch, x mile east 0f
Pilot Hill; also, house ut Greenwood Val
lcy west side Of street, 25
WeIch J. s, toll road, extending from Plank
Road House 4 mile on Sac City r'md 2j
Knowland ii J, Diamond Springs tp, saw
mill on Sly Park Greek, known as the Sly
Park Saw Mill. 81
Lcggct Berry. Big Bar tp. hotel in Volcano
vile north side Main 81, east Of Grey
Hound Saloon, 2l
Pope Geo, White Oak tp. ranch on Deer
Greek, first above and adjoining Salsgs, St
Stonebrakcr W NJ, Diamond Springs tp,
saw mill ~ miles above Sly Park, and
lumber, 81
The above property will be sold in alphabetic.
order. Sale from Ii O'Clock A. NJ. until O'Clock
NJ, and continued from day to day until the lii
shall have been completed.
NJ. n. ELSTNER,
Tax-Collector of ri Dorado County.
Placcrvillc November Goth, 1A5S.-(Hl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
CARY HOUSE.

VvHE 6ndssisAsd respectfully AAAeuHess t. his old
l. frisnds and the public generally, that he has leased
this ma sniGeeHt three-story - - -.
FIREPROOF BRICK HOTEL,
And will spare 10 pains exRense to Insure the
fort Of visiters and beaEdsxs. So. sl....ft
In ali the Improvements and convenicpces which mod
ern botel-keeplng has rendered essential,
The Cary House
various depafmcnts. The tabls VIII always BE- puppeS
with the best the market affords, and the prices win
in keep ping with the times.
J. II. VANDERBILT. PrvrFietOr.
FlAcerVile, September IIth, lSOe.A-ftfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
Delinquent Taxes Of 1883 and >:

Gray A +, White Oak tp. lives on ranch Of
WIN Thomas, miles from Hix's, on head
Of Kelley Greek,
Hopkins l. Il, Coloma tp, cash at Robertson
d Iumc's office, COlOna,
Carnage y, Placcrvlle tp, one ranch On Pla-
ccrviIlc and Carson Valley road, about
miles above llaccrville, next 10 VOsbMrg's
Ranch,
Prndgcr J. Georgetown Up, house and lot ON
Maiden Lame and house and lot Oh Church
ri, GcOrgetOwu,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
Selling qnCnt Hx.ItSI Of FL Dorado Co..
for tlle Acar 1888.

AppnR 4 CO. salmon falls ~, one house stock Snd
goods south side main street east 81 the liberty
Nouse, aud one huusr s"'tli main II negro hill 4l
Atklsss1a, q 4 Co. saimOn falls tp, ranch aud i'm
FtoVrru,mt> Un hAnAs raNine, two miles h0rih Of
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
Taxes due.

49, -
10 y
959
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-11-27
SElerIG's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued ont Of the Clerks
cial District in and for III Dorado county, OH judg
mcnt rendered the 10th day Of May A. ID. 1858, in
favor 0f Richard d. Jones aud against Samuel st. Clair
James kync. Patrick kync, and John Smith, for the
suni of SiN Hundred and Fiy Seven and 80 100 Dollars
with interest thereon a the rate Of three per cent per
month from the 10th day Of May A. d. 1885, together
with the Of hundred and twCHtysix and 10 O0
dollars costs o suit and accruiRg costs have levied
upon and expose public salc, at the Court House
door in the City Of rlaccryillc,
On the 3Oth Day Of November,
4. D. lSs at II O'clock A. NJ, oil the right title, in
terpst aud claim Of the said dcfcndasts Of in and TO
the following described property lying and being In the
tow nshp of Mountain county OF III Dorado, and State
OF California, to wit: TwO-fhrds Of Five Undivided
Mining Claims,-said claims are situated about two
miles north Of the village Of GTEsly Fiat, in gulc
known us Clark's Gulch," commencing at the
mouth Of said guch and running up to certain claims
owned by Lewis Ramer Co. also, the undivided one
third Of certain Mining Claims located about forty rods
north of Main street, Grizzly Flat commencing at or
near the slaughter huse owned by J. H. Watses, and
running westwardly direction into the Grizzly Flat
Hill said claims commonly known the Davis y
near said Village and known the " Patton Ranch"
containing $50 acres more or css, with frame House,
Barn, and al other improvements thcrcan also GER
tain lot situated Main street, In said Village, be-
the saloon occupied by Jacks Co. end the Black
saith shop owned by Reihl u Go.
sheriff . Office, PlacSrves sNovsmbeE 9Th, A D. 1855
u. ROGARDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, California,
Itsl BY c. q. MCLEAN, Deputy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

doubt some policy in this. and Ian. =
Robinson viii look out for Numb, n
We win mention another si0n;s..-
fact. Nearly all the candidate, 80 -
Delegates to the Convention uhich No.
mated them. as were many Of tn. uO,D.
cessfnl aspiTants. The idea Of Del.v,,..
going to = Convention and nominate.
themselvesl We have no doub, -
County Conventions were packed. =,
they packed the State Convention. !
was the case in this County. and ". u,.
sumo it was so in other Counties.
It will be seen that the Conserv,,;,..
were given a small nibble. seemingly !,
pacify them. but not enough to giv.tb,.
much influence in the Government. =.
worse conglomsratiOn could not b,,,
been formed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

BENEFAcroRs OF MASKrSD.-Itam
he who invented Brussels Csrpeting a,
Gold Brocade. whom the masses b,,,
reason to hold in regard. but he who I'm.
nishes something useful to every-bOdv-
One of onr government officials lat.ly,.
turned from his mission in Brazil, ,,Il,
as an anecdote that among the 6rss .o.
quiries made Of him about his aeuu.io,.
snce with our public men. was weth.,S
knew the American Chemist, Dr.. ] G
Aver. who invented the Cherry PsctOrul
and C0tkGrtie Pills. As these srie.,
(more particularly the Cherry Pector,ll
are in general use in the cities of SOuI
America. they are the most preval.n.
representations Of American produe.,
and as mac thousands there as h.s
owe to them the recovery Of their health
from malignant diseases, it is not straur
they should hold the inventor in ESTEEM
bnt It is rather simple in them to suppOu
that the Doctor is the only man Of marx
we have among our twenty-five million
people. CHristian Advocate.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
e Some papers, pretending to

~ Some papers, pretending to be
published for the interest and benefit Of
the people of America. have an extraor-
binary penchant for filling their columns
with everything foreign. For instance.
there is the Weekly Philadelphia North
American. one of the leading papers oil
the country, which is almost exclusively
filed with foreign matters. It's Tales are
all English or French. with English or
French scenes, written by English or
French authors, and taken from English
or French publications. The poetry is
all by foreign authors. The scientific
department is almost exclusively foreign.
Turn to the inside, with the hope Of find
ing something of interest to the American
reader. and you find the leading editorials
nearly all upon subjects Of English or
French politics. followed BY column upon
column Of English and French cOrrespon-
lence. and concluding with large quaint
ties of foreign news and market reports.
The only American news you find, are q
few small items. some Congressional re-
ports, local items, and markets. Is the
North American wholly supported by
foreigners
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ John johnson, Democrat, is q
candidate for State Senator. from tbs
District composed Of Buchanan. Gsutg
and DeKalb Counties. Mo. He Is q
plain. honest farmer-a self-msde man ;
made in the Western style. in too much
Of a hurry. and consequently is not 6n.
ishel in q very workmsnlike manner.
But John is said to be pretty good aort
of man--haS represented DeKalb COuu.
ty in the lower branch of the Legislature.
but is really not as capable Of filing the
station to which he aspires, as many 9th.
err men that could he picked out.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ Our streets were crowded, on
Saturday, with the teams of enigrantr
from Iowa. This was just beginning
When the new Road from #. Des Moina
to White Cloud becomes more generally
known. most of the travel between Iowa
and Kansas will pass over it. as II Is tie
shortest and most direct route that can
he travelled. The necessity for q steam
ferry boat at this place. is being felt more
every day. We presume the boat will
be along sometime during the present
month. as word has been received that
it would start for here on the 10Th Of
April.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

E At the recent term of the. Holt
County Circuit Court, q man was tried
for killing another. in Rochester, Andrew
County. some two years since. and de-
clared not guilty of murder. He is a
Free State man. and the person whom he
killed was Pro-Slavery. The difficulty
was about politics-the Pro-slavery man
having imposed upon and made hostile
advances towards the Free State man.
when the latter shot him. There must
be more light and honor in Holt. than in
a majority of the Counties of Missouri.
In many Counties in that State. the pol
itics of the accused alone would have in
sured verdict of guilty.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

u RESEw YouR SuBscnlPrIoxs Three
more numbers after the present issue,
viii complete the 6rst year of the Chief,
st which time the subscriptions of large
number of persons will expire. We
hope that each one viii renew his sub
seription forthwith, and induce as many
more to take the paper as possible. Es-
peciGlly would we solicit the friends Of
White Cloud aud of Northern Kansas to
favor US with their patronage. In a
sParsely populated country, with labor.
material, and all the necessaries of life
costly, newspaper publisher has f'hard
row 10 hoe. and-allWho desire the pros
psrity of the country. should extend a
liberal support to the newspaper. We
intend trying to wade through another
rear, and hops to have all our old friends
6land by us. with ten times their number
Of new ones. Renew your subscriptions!
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ A Nebraska paper states that it
has it from good authority. that the EN-
igration to Nebraska this year. is fnlly as
large as that to Kansas. Yes. in g horn.
There is more emigration by steamboat
to Lesvenworth City alone. than the
combined emigration from every source
to the entire Territory of Nebraska
ThaPsso. ffsny one wants to ascertain
the truth Of this. let him make single
trip up the Missouri. from st. Louis to
Sioux City.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
r. In cities, It is the practice I,

re- In cities. it is the practice to
publish in the papers. the arrivals at al
the principal Hotels. each day. In some
cities. they take cute plan to have q
long list Of Hotel arrivals each day. For
instance. in the st. Joseph Dailies. the
arrivals published are sometimes CON-
posed Of at least one-half of persons
living in the city, Do they keep a bar
in the st. Joseph Hotels ? If so, that
may account for the arrival of so many
citizens Of the place. every day.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ AdVices from Washington. indl-
cate that matters are being fixed up iS
another struggle on LecomptOn. Aesn-
mittes Of Conference has been chOss y
each House. and they may ye. e1nI
through the swindle in It's most objection
able shape. The COMMITTEES E's N
contrivsnce Of shaky Anti-LecOpP'0a
Democrats, who wanted . crespisgOS'
place.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06


H Ex-Governor Austin A. King,
Col. n. B. Branch, and Captain James
Craig. are candidates for Congress in the
4th Congressional District of Missouri.
Gov. King and Col. Branch are Demo
'crats of the Benton school. Capt. Craig
was undoubtedly nominated by the Le-
compton Democracy, at Weston. on
Monday. If these three continue in TIN
race. the chances will be greatly in favor
Of the Captain. Many have thought that
Col. Branch viii withdraw from the con-
test before the day of election. which
would give the Governor little the best
chance. But Branch has announced that
he positively will not do so. He says
that King, in his speeches, has taken
precisely the same ground that Craig oc-
cupies On the Lecompten question, and
that they are therefore equally objection
able He is determined to stand rs an
independent Anti-Lecompton Demo cratic
candidate. All honest men viii sympa-
thizes with him. Besides, it is said to
have been through Kings instrumental
ty that the Benton candidate threw up in
Craig's favor, on the eve of the election,
two years ago, thereby electing him over
the American candidate. -..-
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ The editor of the Holt County
News wants us to inform the public that
he is the Missouri editor who has been
appointed Delegate to q Congressional
Convention. OF course, we take pleas.
ure in doing so. Everybody take notice
the editor of the Holt County News
has been appointed Delegate to q Le-
COMPTON Congressional Convention. By
the way. we have noticed that he has
never referred to other editors by innendo
-neverl Come. neighbor. be "sxFunkr'
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

Leavenworth Constitution because threads
ike theirs does. Perhaps If some one
we're now TO read portions Of their own
instrument to them, they would not rec
ognize it, but would curse the negro
equality contained in it. And the Le-
comptonites in every direction, suffering
from the same ignorance. are bowling
dismslly about negro equality. Our ad-
vice to them is. either to denonnce and
oppose the Lseompton swindle, or shut
their hypocritical months in regard to the
negro equality contained in the Leaven-
worth Constitution.
What surprises rs most is, to see men
pretending to be Free State men. joining
in the cry with these canting hypocrites.
and denouncing the Constitution before
they see it, and railing against negro
equality, which is not to be found in it.
The Leavenworth Constitution win prob
ably never amount to anything, but these
Free State men ought to know. that it j.
the aim of the Pro-Slavery party to have
it receive as small a vote as possible. that
it may seem to the powers at Washing.
ton, that there is not strong opposition
to the Lecompton swindle. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

E% We are informed that the con-
trsc;or for building the Holt County Jail,
at Oregon, can neither read nor write.
he Is said to be a man of considerable
eIneans, too, but has accumulated il all
since be became man ofwhat benefit
isTiehes without learning2 Il is some
what appropriate. however, that igno-
rance shOuld build an institntion for ig-
norance to ill.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
e Clarke's Bank List and Counte

R Clarke's Bank List and Counter
felt DetectOr. for April. is received. hsv-
ing been a long time on the way. 1t
contains all items Of interest relating to
money matters. up to the day Of its pnb-
location. Our business men would End
it useful work in their shops and coun-
ting houses. Price. 81 year. Address
r. L. Clarke. Southwest Corner Of
Main and Olive Streets, St. Louis, Mo.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ Thanks to Hon. james Craig. Sr
a copy Of Stephens Report on Leconp.
ton; and to Hon. d. J. Psrott, for .
copy of his fine speech on The Kansas
question. and a copy Of 1.-THE Southern
Platform, or Mammal of Southern Senti'
ment on the suEsct Of slAvery"-being
extracts from the speeches. writings Hnd
doings Of Southern statesmen, IN IL
early days Of the Republic.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

H The steamer E. A. Ogden. on
Monday morning. landed the long-looksd.
for machinery for Mr.. Utt's new Saw
Mil. at this place. 1t win be IN opera
ton in few days. and, under the man
sgement of the Messrs. Mauck and Mr..
Beckett. will slash out the Lumber at q
rapid rate. - esq --'e
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06
r. So much rain has fallen within

~ So much rain has fallen within q
few weeks past, and indications so strong
ly promise a wet season. that fears are
entertained by many Of our farmers. that
the wheat crop that now looks so prom
Using will be blasted. Should this prove
to be the case, we viii be forced to sub
NIT to it, but would rather not. Would
that Professor Espy, the weather rsguls-
tor, were here. We don't like the idea
Of having our crops spoiled, after such q
good beginning has been made.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

~ The papers bring the men, and
important intelligence that Santa Anna
has returned to Mexico, and viii PrOb'.
bly, become the ruling power there again
for short season. We win now Be
prepared to hear Of any new and won.
derfnl occurrence-such as . Revolution
in Mexico. sn attempt to assassiuGi'
Louia Napoleon. the birth Of Royal
baby in England. an editor shot in Mis-
sissippi. or a trial Of Mrs. Cunningham
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1858-05-06

RI We have received the April No
Of Pstarson's Philadelphia COUNTER"
Detector. containing al the latest COaa'
terfsits. and Money items. Il is an 10,
valuable work fortbe counting room "
every business man. Ths price Of y
Monthly DetectOr Is only 81 y.s :.
Address T. B. Peterson 4 BrOtber'' W.
Chestnut Street, Philadelphia, Pa.