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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

ne right honorable member might say mo-" bat be
eboud him by saying eyes" "A laugh tn re.
ply rho remarks VI the right gentleman the
Der for Taunton, WHO had made appeal the
Hoess IL favor II the native Indian population. he could
erls say tnat whatever abstract rouns Of b. usnsy
might be involved IN the qasstion, WAS al undoubsod
tsSs tcat -here tee white appeared there t1e req
90 faded away. That the the resuii
Of the one alton Of paure hsrsel There In ths 90
o buoy srcy or nature watch did not ren1er aisocia
koo With the white ctoerabo 70 ain; but The req
Msn was osIrg OF melancholy, proud, aud " GER
san deffse a)be nature sDd It was tas very upohy
~ basuse witch rendered tee ns0ai 400 qoyeca hups-
roiity Of tie white upeDdurAbe (dsar, near ne
therefore oap ased before thsl SupeoT race, ana toe
oely question be consider Ell sas VII .sr vas DEXTER
.of 3he iore II society sud Of the w"r' that toe red
mao ,boala bs allowed 10 wander rolled, D, mat
TIRE civilization OF the white ,nao shoaa De OK ehoeu
(esr h,sr1 That was iss,ion with rsspsct 10 which
he thcush 90 differences OF opinoh could prevail (Hear
hear) Having made these observations he should,
with he parmisson OF the House. wndraw his motion.
(Hesr, hear.)
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-02

sIR-I have received your note Of yesterdays dste
You choose coossrue portion of my rte OF date,
quoted by yeu, a. menace ana thtesten an appi
eaon the authorities Of Buenos Ayrcs for protec
ton Allow me 10 tuggeet that simple written apology
for the insult offered in your house would relieve
from all apprehension which my note may have ccct
stoned sod also from any necessity youropinon
may exist for applying 10 the sushof les. AZ your noe
of the 3ls' ut clearly makes this psrsoual mater, "
would be manety improper that the Coosul of The Uned
States Of America should give any surao ss or sxe eoy
part IN H. WIN HOLlEf dUDJON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
Commnn Council Preceding.

MONDAY, Ms! =, 1888.
President Cary preaiding. PrcScnI-Aldsimsn
Rurns Jones, Guwrn aud swan. ,
Minutes ii last meeting read. corrected ano
adopted. ~,-,,-. ... ...1 M.
Monthly report Of City Collector wa" read ae'
ceptcd aud placed "n nle u,
ALI IIuwam moved that the City Treasurer De- A.
loN,J N muuthly suIary Of $50 Carried.
The uuance Committee reported upon the follow
inv bills, aud recommended that they be allowed
Win,mr Forbes, mechanical work. q 25; J.. u
IuvvIl. uerceutage GU collections, S33 ~; j. q W
a. salmon, feeding prisoners, 81 ~.
A uc,Itiun frUnl JLhu ID. Hndeulan, A. N: IhaiCh
or. n. y. Smith, WIN. AlverrOu, Win. Forbes MS
M.rv NJ HAdsnIan, Charlotte AlverSOn, WIN
E,rLes. Eliza Rankin, and - others citizens iol
,hc snpnressiOn IL 'hOuses OF III fame kept By Chi
u~S. aud other infamous ch0racters, was received
and read On motion il was referred 10 the Com
ulitter ,In Nuisruces. ..-l
to draw an order in favor Of the City MARSHAL lo'
unr months SALARY. Carried.
Adjourned " meet On Tuesday evening OF ~
O'Clock. a..
President Cary presidng. Pessnt-AldsrmAI
BurpA Junea, GUwCu, Tanuenwald.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Ala. Junes moved that the Marshal be instructed
10 n the crossings Un Main suett BY rem"Vlng' h'
plnuks or otherwise. III bis discretion Carried
Adjourned to meet "n MONDAY evening neat ~
IL ,,cLck. wv. JoEEs, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

In San Francisco Sunday the I'd inst. BY the Rev.
Mr. Levi Mr.. L. KLINE, Of this city, and Miss. RAcuEL
GESsBERcER, Of San Francisco.
Accompanying the above announcement we re.
cclvcd u generous contribution, principally in
rds Of champaign" Of the finest quality, and n
cake large cn"ngh fer small family IN snbsiSt a. ION
for six months. We had m thruw.wide both doors
!" admit the m lmmOth cake. Kline does nothing
by halves. lie is y wholr-S"uled gentleman. gen.
cr0us to fault and "wOrthy Of II wurIam's love -
lie Is We regret I" say it, devilish honely but its
NOT hS fault. The DGNocRAT office, Mr. & Mrs. X,
most sincerely wish yOn Hll the blessings that
Heaven showers upon its tavUriies.
In n Dorado, Sunday, May 81. by the Rev. H. Settle,
Capt I've rank hml WIN. FRANK SrEwAAr editor of the
PiAtcrVle IN tec and Ne. ELIABsH Moss.
We always thought Frank u strange, wild "Old
boy" but We never dreamed his c0Olly and de.
,beatcy. notwithstanding the warnings aud nd ice
Of his friends, putin his head into muse. las
iact-hcs gone and dOne II, and bai belurism has
lost one 81 its 9Lte~t If not best members. The
f"lish boy couldn't follow our L" iluslFiouH exam.
pie" The gudgeon caught Ut hook baitpd with q
pGtiicoa,. and went IN lemons and gnt squeezed"
Well, Frank, f." old frl,,'" from the bottom of OUT
heart we wish you aud you're, loDg, happy and
glorious career. Who comes next! DenvSrf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

JUICE LoRING REMovEp.-Thc address for
the removal Of Judge Loving passed both
branches Of the Black Republican Legislature
Of Massachusetts, aud has been "executed" by
the niggcr.worshipping Governor. Judge Lo.
rings sole crime was the upright, conScicn.
tiouS and firm discharge of his duty as L. S,
Commissioner in the execution Of the Fugi.
tive Slave Law. Had he violated his oath Of
office. diSrcgnrdcd the laws and sided with the
negroes, the Black Republicans would have
rewarded him for his LascncSS. lie honestly
and fcNrlesSly discharged his duty. AMI f"r
doing SO incurred the di>plrNSurc Of the big
oted and brainlcSS and unpinciplcd Black Re-
publicans. We arc pleased to state that the
more intelligent and respectable citizens Of the
State con'Hmn in unmcaSurcd terms the dis.
graceful ncliun ofthc Legislature and the Gov.
crnor. Even some Of the nigGcr.worShipprrS
express dissatisfaction at the Proceedings Of
their friends.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The CALIFORNIA STATE REGISTER. SEC
ond volume Of this valuable work will hc is.
sued in July next. No business man, lawyer,
politician should hesitate to subscribe for il Al
once. 1t will be filled with the most reliable
and interesting statistics. II will be publish
cd exclusively by subscription. A circular
from the proPrictors, II. G. r. Langly, 1 co.
San Francisco, states that it Twill contain th'
useful tables comprised in the first volume, at
essay on the climate Of California; an abstract
Of the general laws enacted bv the late session
Of the Legislature; aud many new and attrac
tive features"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The LEGlSLATuRE--rhc late Legislature,
willie in scS>iNn, was tcrccly HsSOird by the
Black Republican press, the infamous B"'It'
tin, and Journals Of like character and PRO-
civi;i,s. We believe better, amOre honest,
Industrious body Of men never convened in
California. That they committed som' blum
irrS we will not dispute, but We acquit them
of all intention to act unfairly. Their motives
were gonr'. their actions may not in every in
stance have accorded with their motives. II
is all, gcd that they allowed too many claims,
some Of them notoiiously unjust but il must
he rccollcctrd that in not solitary instance
lid they allow a single claim that waS not
properly presented and sworn to be just and
legal. They could not consistently reject such
claims. Admit that they were illegal, unjust,
the committee had no evidence Of the fact,
and were compelled to report in favor Of them
The-ShaSta Etpublican, All ably edited oppo'
>ition journal, speaking Of the legislature, just
" remarks:
Oar Legislature adjourned 'on Monday last Du
ring the session great amount at business has been
dispatched. More laws have been enacted than 81
any prev hIuS session The local laws have been
many. Tncrc his been ne cSSitv for these locn
laws and in their enactment there has been great Ia
hnr
The Legislature has been honest and industrious
W. are not aware that any bills become laws under
corrupt influences. The public seem satisfied that
.lla uivs have not been practised IN the State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The ''loval brotherhood" Of Z. CIV, VIC
learn, are making extensive preparations for
their grand ball, TO come oil at the Oriental
Hotel at Fl Dorado City onthc Goth inst. Asa,
the proprietor Of the House, lisa devoted men,
b,r Of the Order, aud, what will be under.
stood and appreciated Ivy the members, is M
longer compelled We state it in the "gentle>t
whisper" to throw himself upon"-in short
he's partnership institution" Others than
members Of the Order win not be excluded
from the ball, the members having been Au.
thorizcd to invite their friends, WHITTIER
members or not.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA In Justices Court, George.
z Dorado County. town Township.
j. 4. Gr0rs %. Milton O FHir.-rhe ReOple Of the
State o. California, to MILTON Y. FAIR, Greeting:
Voc are hereby summoned to appear before me at my
Il Office In Georgetown Township Of II Dorado County,
OF the sIXrH DAY or AUGUST 1885, at IL o'clock A. D.
70 answer the complaint Of L. GEAve who sues you to
the Of Que lIundFed- DOllnFs,
PrOmisOry Note execueby you together with legal nteF
from the Nineteenth bay Of June lSS3.-WleR JudR
ment will b. taken against you IL fail to appear and
answer.
To the I2ertgor any CnnStGLIe crE7 Dorado County
0RERTIHO-Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand tins Sd day u May. ISIS
JAMES BURR,
Justice Of the Peace Of said township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The temperance cause has again taken
fresh start in our city, and bdS fair, ere long,
to effect complete reformation. Some oFour
most invvterate bummers have Joined the
Sons, others have sent in thcirp, titionS, while
u few are still "haltinS between two opinions.
Every "Wednesday night the Hall Of the Sons
is crowded, aud for the last two months they
have initiated from six to eight at every reg
ular meeting. In all sincerity We wish them
God speed in their noble work Of Tcclaiming
the unfortunate diSSipated.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

COMPLIMENTARY SuFPER.-Mr. Vim Lacy,
Foreman of Confidence Engine Co. No. !.
'eA our city on Sunday last for the Atlantic
States. On Saturday night the Confidence
boys, at their new and elegant Hall, gave him
a supper. Every member Of the Company
was present. and, in the language Of the i'm.
mortal Pike didn't they have Jolly time, "
The supper was excellent. the wine delicious
the company Joyous, and our lends Bin Lacy
and To IIo-Sc't gloriously-w"ll, Its no
Y;c talking"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

New LITERARY PAPER.-A new paper called
the Hcperian. has recently made its appear
ance in San Francisco 1t is neatly printed,
edited with great ability. and well filled with
original and judIciou>ly selected reading mat
ter. It is under the editorial management Of
Mrs. A. N. Shultz and Mrs. r. II. Day, and is
quarto ofSixtecn pages The ladies are per.
manent residents Of California. Subscription
price four dollars year in advance.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

The Democrats elected thtir entire ticket
for city officers in Stockton, with the rxccl-
ton cf City Marshal. They were opposed by
every faction and ism. but the people wisely
concluded not to support the mongrclS, VIII"
are generally corrupt and always unp'inciplcd.
When man boasts that he bclonSSIo no par
ty in our presence. we instinclively Tut our
hands in our pockets il we hive anything Of
value in them, for no good man would make
such q senselcSS boast
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
IOmStabIe's sale.

DT virtue Of an execution iss',rd " the Ju.ces
ID Court Of 4 u. FELTON, u MIIIe Oak ToSnehP 81 H.
RADIO C"un '. State Of California. III faVF Of pr!
Co.. and against The"dor Lamp h. for the Of >rriy
SiX Dollars and Ey seven CENT, ncira and SAir-h
Dollar aud Hny Crns. tos'S Lg TIER SAT- all Ac,Tuhe
.usts have levied upon and .hAlI rAposr Sale r
pc At the GREEN valley N"u~e III the Hbov"
CWn.hp. follow hg described real PROPERTY to vt
IT, un nrd hall ~ the P"ssrssory Right =" the "Green
Vail Ranch" the CrioWA ard Sacrament" Road con
tanning I'VE Hundred res Of Lsnd ltss 1-tl
With AL the Huldihg> and Out IIOusrs and all tr
rrnve'nens longing TO Ihs sale To take place
the TWENTIETH DAY OH MAY. A. D. ISIS, at !"
o.IocA Credit "h the above Judgment, Seventy Si1
ro.lsrS and Fifty Cents
". LAIR. Constable.
White Onk May lst lSrQ Il nSiA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

TFLLGEAru CoNrANY,--A company has
h>cn organized in this city, under the name
Vi the PIaccrvillr, lIumbuldtt and Salt Lake
Telegraph Company" to extend the telegraph
from Placcrville to Genoa. Carson Valley, and
Salt Lake City. The members Of the compa
ny-Me>Ar>. Bee, Bishop, Qatc Engineer Of
the Government Wagon Road Survey Lowell,
Randall and Joncs-a-c MI energetic business
men, and arc making the necessary arrange
mcnts to commence the work at an carly day.
The citizens Of Carson Valley have invested
81 900 in the stock, and promise morcifn need
cd. They take lively interest in the enter
wiSc, are anxious to see it succeed, and have
pledged themselves to assist in extending it to
Salt Lake City The most Of the stock, We
are Informed, has already been taken.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08


DEAp.-The Rev. John N. Peck, distin'
cuished Baptist Minister, eminent for his learn
ing and picty, an author Of note. we'll known
throughout the Wvst, but especially in ILL
nos, lis home. "wherc his affections seemed
to be fastened with wonderful tcnacity,' died
on the 18th Of March at his residence at Rock
Springs, St. Clair county. Illinois. lie was n
Baptist preacher in ST. Louis n early M 1878
--furty years ago. lie was devoted TO his >a-
cred calling-an earnest, Jealous, sincere
Christian. On the 22d Of February, 1913, the
anniversary Of the battle OF Burna Vista, We
heard him deliver a feeling, and brilliant
Grafton on that remarkable victory; two Of
his sons, with their fathers blessing, having
been active participants in that desperate
struggle, where handful Of raw volunteers
contended successfully against ttarfnl odds
and veteran troops. lie was not what is term
cd an eloquent speaker. but there was indie
tinabic something in his language and utter
ancv that fascinated all who ever hca, him, and
whenever and wherever he preached he always
attracted large, intelligent, attentive audi
encc. \ good man has gone to receive his re
ward from the Supreme Master Of the uni
verse.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

Mtchell'S Equestrian Theatcr opened in this
place Thursday night to the most fashionable
and crowded house ever assembled in our
city. Mitchell has an excellent company
many Of its members being old favoritcS oi
notwithstanding them Mrs. Woodward,
Miss Sophie Edwin, Mr.. Warwick, Mr.. Mitch.
ell Mr., Peoples and others. We did not wit
ness the performance, having other engage
ncnts, hut those who did speak in tistttring
terms of it
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. In Justices Court. George.
County Of u Dorado. town Township.
The People ofthe State Of California To CHARLIE CnINN
GRkETNc
VOU are hereby summoned to appear before ct nv
Il once, In Georgetown Township, IN the County Of
DOradO on the SIXTH DAY or AUGUST A. D. 1858, At
O'Clock A. NJ to the complaint Of W. A. WODSIDE
WIN sues you to recover the sum Of One Hundred and
reen Dollars, due promisQry note drawn In favor
L. D. McCain order with legal interest the fro
July cath lSS Also. the Of SrveOtyFouF DolarS
and Thlry.Pive Cents, due note drawn in favor o
WOOdnde and Parker with interest on the same fUm DC
tObeT a2nd 1S6 when judgment viii he taken against
you for the Aad amount together with the cost and DANA
ges u you fail to appear aud answer.
To the Sheriff or any COnAfGbie ~ adiH County
GREErISc-Make legal service and due return hereof
Gvsn under my hand this third day Of May, A. ISIS
JAMES BURR.
Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

II il quito Cuh,mun with certain Democratic tur-
IL is t. dccrN Senator Ir derrick and nj TCscut him
a. man entirely without talent or iuhucmce. To-
show that dlncIc CIT n inOI exists IN this subject,
We give the Washington correspondence ii the New
N"r& Et"t = Itd, Une Ui the oldest nnd most
distinguished Democratic new spapers VI the cOun-
nv NIeTGhrttO (nmh.
Tie Z litur Of the CniOm is either InsufFer.
ably ignorant or has deliberately given utter.
ancc to falsrhood. The New York Erening
Post is aud has been for years a leading and
vindiclivr ABOLITION sheet. The Post in
,orsCd the infamous Buffalo Platform, sup
ported Martin Van Buren, for the Presidency
in 1862, denounced Gen. Cas- and the Demo
cratic party, and has zralOuSly supported the
niger worShippers In New York since their
organization. John c. Fremont had no ADLER
or more earnest advocate. President Buchanan
no more bitter opponent, than this same New
York Erching Post, which the Union mali
ciouSly aud falSrly-we will not say ignorant
| ", for the editor is not NGturGt-stylcs q
distinguished Democratic newspaper" The
Post could not do otherwise than culoGiSe Mr.
DTOucIICkt WIlGu uV uCScItCu buC NASHN
party and joined the AbolitioniSts. The
Union is indi>crcct in exposing its clOvCn fOO
thus early. We have long observed its Black
Republican procIivitics, but thought it too
cautious, too prudent, to openly cspouSC thu
doctrines and CulogiSc the leaders Of the mig
ger worshiprrrs. Perhaps the late election
the Sup, rviSorl, We believe, have conSidern
Die patronage at their tiSpoSal-hnS induced
it to advocate boldly what it has long advo
Gated Slyly, SiniStcrly. AS the Ohio" hal
become the organ--thc Sncaking, in>idiou
organ--oi the Black Republicans, the Drmoc
racy should discountcnance it and plac" nj
reliance in Its statements. The CALIFORNIA
.Statcshdn is reliable. inHcxible Democratic
lj'Nna', edited with marked ability, and en-
titled 10 the patronage Of the Democratic
party, and it is the duty Of Democrats To Civ
their patronage to it or the Mercury. in pref
GRANGE to the Black Republican Cnion.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

RE1vEXIp. The ii Dorado Delegation,
with ono exception, an unimportant onr, have
returned to the bosom Of their constituents. y
Dickinson, llamm and the frightlully cMacia'
ted but stll handsome johnson, Of the Senate,
and McSSrS. Lce, l.oofbourrow and Buel, OF
the House, have NIL visited and enjoyed the
hospitality of PlaccrNillc, and received the
hearty, sincere congratulations Of their con-
>,itucntS. They faithfully discharged their
duty and the people are satisfied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

SrxArJ,, GwiN.-A number Of bummrrs in
,,,is county have b,cn So much III the habit Of
81, ing their leader credit for labor done by
o,Lrrs. that We cannot rcsiSt the temptation
10 extract the following from the Washington
roryrsDondcut Of the Sacramento CRD"-al-
w,vs sntngnniStic to lIr. Gwin--fnr their c.
netiaI benefit The old statesman has always
been warm FREUD Of FL Dorado, and has
never permitted Nh opportunity To pass To do
her a service. Al an carly day he introduced
a hin for the purpose Of establishing mail
route from st. JoScphs, Mo-, via. Of Salt Lake
10 Placcr>illc. With his usual promptneSs nn':
energy h. had it referred TO n committee with
instructions TO report it back carly, which was
done; II passed the Senate through his cxcr-
tions and influence, was sent to the House,
and through the jealous support OF Charley
Scott passed the House without opposition
II will b. Of incalcuIaLle advantage to the pcO'
pie Of Placervillc. and tn V should not forget
10 whom they arc indebted for it.
The following is the extract from the Union:
Congress has passed the California land bill. and
the Postmaster General hUE established the Great
Salt Lake and Pacific Null, over the Carson Valley
and PlacerIlle route and has let the contract, to
take effect on the first Of July. To entcrprsng CON
tractors semi. monthly, in fOurhrsc Coaches. Sem
n,nr Gwin deserves great credit for his uniIrinR
energy and perseverance, in getting this route es-
tnblisled.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

Coop Purchasers. Smyth, M'Brth and
Mead have taken out Of one Of their claims
at Coon Hollow during the last week eleven
hundred dollars work Of three hands, -
As we toasted our eyes on tho treasure, our
thoughts wandered hack to the good old days
of ~, when VIC were an "honest miner" and
were borne down with the wright Of our
"tlust" as We are now with that Of our debts.
Who says 1.-The mines arc worked out?"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

IMPRovEMENr.-Another large cistcrn 10 be-
ing built, under the immediate supervision of
Chief Engineer Jones, near the terminus OF
Main street, to be used in case Of fire. That
Il b needed in that part Of our city all will
admit We have now an efficient Fire De-
partmOnt. gOod engines and apparatus, an
abundance Of water; aud another disaster,
such a. destroyed our beautiful city in the
summer Of '66, We no Longer dread.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08


Cases Sea for Trial.
MoSn,Y. Nav lo,h.
.,- A,n-.D-m
non'"S ANCrs"n ss. A - M; E. W.
T. -. ~ T I"%ss w. =. IL W S'rOLn
= ling ~. n. D. Hinm.n.
NJ. o. Hu,Iturd, e, u. Va. r. B"garlus. Sheriff.
II Dorado Cum vs.; th''> NJ Hecd' e'h
!,s', '' II w, T',.',s:nd -: a. ,.,oA;,or,
A. 40 iiiL..Ir -, II..;r.,,J
j.. Oh. Murphy. 1t al vs.. T.. L A. Woodruff. ct al
SAndrrsOn 4 Newell ". Iicnr! Miller.
I. J. Payne vs.. J. W. SteeIy.
VIM. Defending vs. j. W. Stecly
a. l'1n,h"ver vs.; }: W. Stccly
J. l., Wilcox vs. J. W. Ste*ly,
burton MCCArty ~. J. w. Stcely. eth.
Jefferson Wilc"AAon W: ). W. S'ccly. ct Nil.
Henry Evers"le Vs.. j. W. Sirely. ct al.
john W. Riley vs.. J. W. Steely.
john W. Riley VS.. J W. }. \. Stccly
john ". Riley VS.. j. W. SIecly. ct al.
+. !. barber rs. J. W. > r.ly, e.AI.
Z. l.. buber IS. J. W; SIceiy.
ID. .. Mills Co. Va: y w Strely.
l.. G"s., ct al Vs., W S'eely.
A. T. Melvin Va. Il. Stevens ct al.
c. N. CLEARWATER vs.. H"%klns 1 Blanchard.
d. McsEer. CT al VS., H. e. h"ker.
j. NJ. Douglass VS. {. q. Hess. ct oil.
Thos Cameron vs.. C. q. Hess. ct al.
tennis Conway VS.. John Fountain, ct ux.
John ". Mess vs. V. BensOn.
J. X. D llis"n Us. Page. Bacon Co.
Geo. 5, hleuk, ct VI Va. ). II. WAtleubcrger. ct al
Chas Green VS.. y. Haskell.
John Pershbaker vs.: Z. Hix. etAi.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-08

OrESEp.-Mr. Ilawlcy has opened his fine
Hotel at Lake Valley, between this city and
Carson Valley, for the accommodation Of
travellers and Others. 1t is delightful sum.
mcr retreat. surrounded by magnificent flores,
scenery, beautiful lakes and cool. clear brooks,
filled with the finest fish The Hotel is well
kept, and our old friend lIawlcy is one Of tn.
most accommodating landlords in the State
Well be mp in June.