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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

A COLLEGE IN KANsAs.--The friends of Educa.
ton in Kansas are moving in an effort to establish
a college, free to all classes irrespective CT opin.
ions, sex or race at Twin Mound in that Terri,
tory. An association has been formed for this
purpose, of which Henry Hyatt lie President and
Elizabeth NJ. F. Deuton, Secretary.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

MEssRs FLETCHER & Duck ,-having furnished
ed themselves with every facility and among other
things a new Camera Of UNUSUAL size and excel
'lcnce ara still taking the most beautiful Photo.
graphs.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

SITE FOR THE PUBLIC SCHooL IIoUsE.-The
Board Of Education of Salem have referred the
selection Of a site for a school house to a popular
vote. The election to come off on Saturday the
9th inst.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

SEVERE PUNIsHMENT.-The following is from
a New Orleans paper:
'FIRsT D,sTRIcr CoURT--Judge T.. 9. Hunt.
Jack, a slave. for stabbing another slave named
Jose, yesterday, underwent his trial, which result
ed in his condemnation to the penalty of five years
imprisonment, with ten lashes every sixty days
during that period. Another slave for s~tabbing
a fellow servant, was sentenced to wear m iron
collar three months aud to receive twenty five
lashes,
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

ANoTuER RAREY.-phe Cincinnatians has
horsetamer among them, William II. Rarey,
brother of the American who is astonishing Eng
land with his skill. The Cincinnatian is success
fui and his system is said 10 be the same as tina
~practiced by his brother.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

AnEAD.-The Shareholders methodist Episco-
pal Church South, though resolving to repeal her
general rule condemning slavery, has nevertheless
come out ahead Of the American. Tract Society, in
maintaining free speech on tho question. The six
bishops Of the Church have isaaod a pastoral ad.
dress which takes the ground of non interference
by tho Church, bot earnestly urges a Jealous effort
to teach both parties in tho relation, the observ'
ance Of the duties which grow out of it, aud to
promote the salvation Of both master and slave
The address strongly condemns any attempt to re-
viyc thessiave trade as against the law of the land
and the moral sentiments Of the people among
whom they dwell.
The American Tract Society declines'to give any
advice or instruction relative to the moral relations
Of this divine institution. The shareholders are in
advance Of the doughiaces.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1858-07-17

y PATRIorIc REsoLurIoS,-Ou Canton neigh
bors on the 9Th, rot their patriotic cntlusiasn,
raised to a bloody pitch. as seems by the following
resolution; which they adopted
The tnion--Born in compromise, maturcd in
Compromise traitors death and iolon's grave
Tor the man that would plot against it.
1t was a Union celebration, composed ofRepub.
Leans. Democrats and all other sorts of patriots
at which this sublime devotion to the Union was
ovinccd. The first liue and a half tells more
truth than patriots in o state of 4th. of July Gle
walton are apt to tell. " THE truth affords the best
reason in the world why all honest, liberty loving
mcn should plot for the utter overthrow Of n
Union which compromises liberty with slavery
lie is O traitor to God and humanity who makes
such q bargain with %tyrants.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
AMERICAN FIAT. Sent. 3rd. 1873

EDIToEs DEMOCRAT: Is it a fact that our
gallant County Judge" Hon. James johnson,
atlas Fulton, No. l6." is still speaking to
the 4" mudsills"? l have understood that
such was the case, and that he has made an
appointment to address ma$s mi,cting orthc
''mudsills" Of Gold Hill, on Saturday evening
next. l..
We are of the impression, friend "a" that
you have been misinlormed in regard to the
intentions of our distinguished and eloquent
townsnon. We understand that tho lion.
Judge is at present engaged on treatise on
"Wool, "and are Ofthc opinion that he has ''too
much on his brain, in its preparation, to per-
init him to address SO large and enthusiastic
an asscmblage as "mass meeting of the
mudsills Of Gold llil' would prove.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
Grand Mass Meeting-InauguratiOn Of the
Overland Telegraph

Overland Telegraph.
Thursday evening last, was time long to
be remembered by the citizens Of Placcrvc.
It was the inauguration of an event fiAught
with such ncalculablc Importance not only
to California, but to tho whole Union, that
the mind is bewildcrcd in contemplating its
prospective brilliancy. When the world heard
the startling announcement that England and
America, had conceived the stupendous idea
Of linking the nations together with the light
ming chain, skepticism had rightto intcrpOse
its dubious predictions. The tremendous
difficulties which apparently doomed up in the
way Of the novel enterprise, seemed to pre-.
cludc the possibility of its accomplishment
Skepticism, however, is an old fogy, who, in
his purblind dotagc, sees not the radiant
light which the lamp of science is shedding
upon the carth.-
The worlds awakc-and man holds proud control
Der every ocean, every sea and land;
BE braves the frigid tcrrors of the pole,
And flies triumphant Ter the burning sand.
The very clouds are troubled in the sky
And yield dominion tn his dAuntlcss form,
AS in the light balloon he mounts on high,
And safely glides above the baTTlcd storm.
The last mail from the cast brings the
cheering Intelligence that the crowning tri-
umph Of science is complete, and hcnceGorth
the nations of every cline under heaven shall
commune together as one common brother
hood. Science and progress are not niggardly
of their favors. They arc the handmadcns
OF intelligence everywhere, and arc as willing
and ready to bless the shivcring ESQuimaux,
as the more favored denizens Of warmer chimes.
Our own remote region is beginning to feel
their genial influences and already the shouts
Of triumph and thanksgiving which ascend
from the tecming millions in the cast, have
awakened an echo in the lonely mountains of
California, which will ring on "till The latest
syllable Of recorded time"
At an carly hour on Thursday evening last,
the Cary House and buildings opposite on
Main street were brilliantly illuminated. The
stars and stripes gracefully waved from the
balconies, and the sweet music ofthc Placcryic
Brass Band, called together an immense thronC
of ladies and gentlemen, all eager to catch the
first glimpse of the magic post which is to
serve MS the initial in the great overland tcIe-
graph line. The post was neatly ftstooned
with the American flag and at the proper time,
amid the deafening cheers of the multitude,
it was raised and firmly planted ON the corner
Of Main and Coloma streets.
Col. Handy, G. y. Hall, S. W. Sanderson,
Judge Howell, Thos ii. IIcwcs, b. II. Nick
erson and W. F. Stewart all delivered appro.
pirate addresses upon the occasion. Mr.. F.
\. Bee, the protector Of the enterprise, and
President ofthc HUMBOLDT Telcgraph-C ompa.
ny, being loudly called upon responded by
giving brief history of the work, and an as,
surancc that it will be cnergetically prosecuted
to completion. The crowd then gave three
hearty cheers for the overland telegraph and
dispersed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

YouKd Man, Pay ATTENTION Don't be q
loater, don't call yourself loaicr, don't keer
loafers' company, don't hang about loating
places. Better work hard for nothing and
board yourself than sit around day after day
or stand at corners with your hands in your
pockets. Better for your own mind, better
for your prospects. Bustle about means to
have anything to hustle for. Many poor
physician has obtained a real patient by riding
hard to attend on an imaginary one. a quire
Of blank paper tied up with red tape carried
under lawyers arm may procure him his
first case and make his fortune. Such is the
wOrld-tO him that hath shall be given. Quit
droning and complaining, keep busy and
mind your chances.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

PERsONAL--Mr. w. A. Wallace, the recent
Fraser River correspondent Of the Daily AItd,
arrived in this city yesterday en- route for
Salt Lake. Mr. W. goes to the land Of Saints
a. special correspondent of the Alta and Of
course will keep US thoroughly posted in all
that pertains to that delectable locality. Our
San Francisco neighbOrs have manifested q
cOmmendable zeal in labOring for the great
&rans-cOntinental enterprise, and we feel con-
fldent that the time will shortly come when
they and all others who put their shoulders
to the wheel, shall receive their reward.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

A gentleman named Legare, of South Caro-
lima, has succeeded in making articles of fur
niture out of cotton-made SO compact as to
be hard as wood. Out of the same material
he has obtained fire and waterproof sub
stance, suitable for walls of buildings, and
capable Of any amount of building and relief
A house, it is said, may be built from fountla.
ton to roof-tree af compressed cotton, nearly
as hard as stone, and quite as1mpenetrable to
the elements; and it may be built in half the
time 1t would take to lay the brick Of house
of the same size, and at about one third of the
cost,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

LATER FROM CARSON VALLEY.-The Carson
Valley Stage arrived here on Thursday night
last The news from the Valley is unimpOr-
tant No tidings had reached Genoa of the
Salt Lake Nail, and fears werc entertained
that evil had befallen It We have been in
formed, however, that an arrangement was
about being made by which the mail would
not leave Salt Lake City until four days later
than tho usual time. If this information Ns
reliable, the delay is easily accounted for. A
gentleman who came in the stage says, that q
gOOdly number of immigrants are in the val
lsY and on the way to this city.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
PLACERvILLE.
WA'vA Cat Emu

The returns from every part of the State,
indicate that the true Democracy have again
como out Of the fight with victory perched
upOA- ahA PsoUd old banner under which they
ever rally when ths country ID in danger
The President has been sustained, -BrOder-
ickseAin rspudAted. We give below the ma
jOvities IN the different precincts Of this cOun-
Y which give Curry a majority Of A
Our county ticket is doubtless elected by a
handsome majority, but the blacks have, we
think, elected their candidate for District
Judge:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

S8RIoUs AHPRAY.-On Wednesday night
last, ct the Gem Saloon in this city, difficulty
occurred between Andrew Reeves and man
by the name of Fagg alias Bully, in which
the former was severely wounded by being
stabbed in the left side with dagger. Fagg
was taken into custody by Constable Van
Eaton. Justice Davis postponed his examina-
ton until to-day. At first Reeves was said
to be in critical condition, but his physician
Is now Of the opinion that he will recover.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
SUMMONS.

>TATT CI NIIoENiA., In Ju.tir''. Court, Tia
tou.i. 81 H. pcrII". NcrTillr Tow nshiI.
IT, r.np Of liz, state Of aifornia, 10 sNML. 1NLLR
tT'ttIn::
X'ui al. h'rr!, i "a ara W before me at
ny 10, IN ilarrr,i." i'un,Lip II the county II
II Dorado. on 'hs Iih d.: = N'rrn"r lH:-. ~ ~
\. y. ". into ~ e'up!alIt 81 \. g. Fer
wHu >u's to I',r,'T tL .um Of Onr UuniTrd At.
lwtE't .Igt aud 81 lH niars, With -. V~r cent PER
nth InttIrI the from It, until paid. u-'n
II land, drawn h! favor II William IL nodS and
'i'iTs'" ~ .aId F'rTIn. the words and figures fol
h"t-. - wit: :" lUr NIluc received pTUSIpr :" paw
N..!.Am E'!ihs OF hcar'r, On" ia! from 6at~
bUndr'd and q" riH eight T'laTs and sNt! m rrn;.
with tao AND 'ant bali -T cent. interest Ter hrnth-
Nic'- tiAt ith 9Th, 80. >sml. THlr'. - IN. ~
Jui--it ~'I M tak-h =. fDr tbs aid amount.
irc'-r with c-:'" Sud iSs " fail to appear
AIT
"lrI >uIRuFoE ~ t">'IIEiV 80 NNtB cars
~ -tr,r':IS MaA" !-t! 'r'e' and due return here
Of
t'''n under ny hand ibi. Trh IN ~ AuGn.'. \. u.
49,. WI. g. VNNIN,
Justice 81 the Peace aud fol- ,aid lew n.i,,r
tN'ItI "..iI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
NOTICE

hereby given to all Shareholders or persons other.
wise interested In the Tunnel Of the FAINT LOUIS
COMPANY, situated on FOURTH HILL, Georgetown
Township, County Of ~ Dorado md they are hereby
pucsted to meet at MAINE BAR in Greenwood Township
county aforesaid,
On the 10th Day OF September, 1855,
For the purpose Of making settlement Of all the un6n.
slel business of said Company.
All persons having demands against the same are here.
by notified to present their bills to r. HARTMAN Mt the
washington House, on Maine BAR, the time specified for
said meeting. by order Of
DUBUC, Secretary.
Fourth HILL Fl Dorado County, Aug 2Gth, 1855.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

The number Of Indians in the Canadian
Provinces, as far as could be ascertained by q
special commission recently appointed on In
dian affairs, is about $500 in the Eastern, and
l 800 in the Western Province, showing q
total of nearly 10000, exclusive Of wandering
tribes to the north Of whom no correct infor-
nation could be procured.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

NrcENr & PETIT are opening, at the old
stand of the "Miner's Drug Store" large
stock of books, stationery, fancy goods, &c.
They have our thanks for full files of Atlantic
papers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

CLIMATE or CAtuoG>IA The Rev. Samtc
Il. Bel. in his address delivered y f re tht
STATE A-iirultral Fair on the 231 inst. thus
c,oqurll,v and tiutnul'y >prah OF the climate
of California
"Om c'ina;r-tl!crt is no winter in it
nIr wat,r is an ,,cr'a>'i": >;rng. Our
>'!GIA'r All everlasting autumn that Vi Ids the
mo;v hy ical Jig. Nha' 80 h!.riiancc. -
NV an! warm With ut na'a;a. \ Ii,4rm
s,'. prolific Of al thing hut tic asuc au't the
pest trrr.
"Climatc? climates rather. We hav" all
,hc COOL, wtiIoW aNy adn..Ature ofan wi
climate "t the globe.
No ,ricuEc &C air aul urcraturc. arl
water. and medical iruutain>. and food, but
that h. cay, within a f.w miles Of any given
,p1t, crafty his most v"lul tuous within II
th,m all Whether IN the >il"". tni'ra If
TIE lrr,z. Of tn p~,i"' Slopes ard the @c'..
cT Gltc>-w,, ter in the >'li. luxurious 4 :'ll.
VI, %! l.r Vail, V Of the Sacramento, ~" Siu
ina4tio, Tie fc"th'r aul the Nuha; e Santa
barbara. Las Angeles and <,n nitgp. or
WI, tl.! il tx p,nr "hl IN il o,!,,r ot ne
>i,r.a> where 10 c'oll nor toS is seen in the
transparent a2"c; whrrc ;';rfr is no decay.
where flesh Lr,, hut corrupt. whore beef
mutton anl vri,on are prr>,iv d 10y the Gu.
ring chemistry Of the pcluDl air.
Ev taEiug revenge, a man is hut even with
~ ra'ny; lat i'll passing i; over, he is Supe.
I,r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

Tie Editor ~ the Do.i,. P". say" We have
81 recently. h"en acquainted 'Nr-Tin tntay ~th the VAL
u" ~ >ftE'- EA.N" fr"m hi, truly valuable prerA
t"n W. hav" received pre- 1T b~n'ht having recently
r.,l ~ "f col Il ruugh with entirr
ard "i"st c"-rffly inrih 10 these alike az
4 ted II Is scientific prepA alton aud worthy Of conn
deuce ="
Ia Rr,nr"nr KXIrr Of Crown Point y. Y, in letter
d,'.,i AugI.i 3. says.
Ia the ii pTact"" IN th's vicinity have
> t"l the good lualiii'p ~ MIHfARa IAL>IA WILD
t"tKEY III Pulmonary c"mliAint','aud new WAh TO pro-
a supply 81 the m, d,inr.
None genuine unl,s. signed !. butts on the wrsIprr.
S'th W. F"Wle e." Is Wasi gt"n 81, Boston, FRO
pr"'"rs. Sid by i'!,ir aE"tt> ,,,r,Nh'rr.
sold by Henry johnson &. Wlui-.alc H. uegists 146
Washington street San frAncrco sole agents for tie Pa
i Citr coast.
PETIT CIIOATE, Agent for P1aeerviIie 4ITl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

A PROLIFIC MoTHER-The italian Medical
Gazette states that woman, aged 80, was de-
livered Of five daughters ct q birth on the
10th nlt, at Rovigo, after pregnancy ofseven
months. One lived only two hours, and the
others dropped off one BY one in the course Of
forty.eight hours. Three of the latter had,
the above journal asserts, full complement
of front and back teeth.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

At the House q; Mr.. Hubbards, in FL Dorado Co =.
Cal, lv Justice Alex. Irvine on thr 10th Lav If
august -j,. Mr. Hiram j.. Chase Of Scano Go.
Cal, 20 Mrs. Mary Amanda Newman. Of II Dorado
Co. Cal
At the lT"u," &C Mr. J. White in II Dorado Co.
CAL. on the .nd day { Sept. -. by Justice Alex.
Irvine, Mr.. Morris FrzCibbons. "f Michigan lar,
Sacramento Co., to Miss I.ovina Moran, Of FL Dora.
d. Go. Cal.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

Jacob Knopf formerly Of Columbus, Ohio,
will find it to his advantage to report himself
Immediately to Col. Walton, Deputy Collect.
or, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

GALLANRY.-On Thursday evening last,
many ladies' were in attendance to witness the
inauguration of the overland telegraph. The
speakers upon the occasion seemed to vie
with each other in cOmplimenting the fair
In fAct one gentleman quoted, with slight va
riations, the famous compliment of Daniel
Webster in relation to the erection of the
Bunker Hill Monument
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
IMPORTANT IF TRUE !

CERTAIN PARTIES WHO have been trying TO cOmpetc
~ with me in selling goods, but could not do 20 on &C.
count Of the manner in which they have done business
have conc'Ied to TRY To DE HONEST IN FUTURE and
give the number ounces to the mound that thYr
n.iRlbors do They are satisfied that nothing but tie
"SPtlNG BALANCE can save them AMI bring them out
TO II as "A last resort.
sB am selling goods as low as ever. splendid as.
sorment nf CkOCkEKi just received by last arrivals
from the East. CHAS. w. AARNEg
Placervle, September 4th 1855
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

DR. l.. J. CzAFEAy.-wc would direct the especial
attention Of inValids perusa Of DIR. l.. j. Czapk
advertisements, tObe found in another column Of :hi
paper III order To place the service Of learned and
experienced physician within their reach. Sc much iii
has been inflicted on the human family from the PERM
cios and ignorant practices IS en2Ecs that il seems
a. II We ~cre fulfilling Ionpdem duty to make know
where rchei can DC onnined. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the effects Of sexual or private
diseases, Or their III Treatment cheeEfully CONNIE nd
Dr. l.. j. CIaph0y ash malrOf scientific and mcdi
s'' requirements, posserSing all the requisites frn
oAg experience and Acknowledge shin, for the sue
ceSslHi practice Of his profession Having made
complaints an especial study, like the celebrated Ri
cord Of PATS he 10 enabled to guarantee permanent
ana speedy c0ss IN all cases Of private chronic dis
loss Of vrhy and In order that pstents a Sistaaoe
may avail themselves Of his advice nee consultation by
itter open to them The knowledge that have Of
the numerous cures b. has effected some Of which were
OF long standing, leads phase much NTH in DR..
U's eneacy, and commend him to the confidence Of
NOSE IN Ill health DIR. CEapkay's Office IL sacrA-
mento ST. below Montgomery, nearly opposite the Pa
cine Mail Steamship Cor Office. San TEaaeiScO.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
NEW BOOK STORE.
NUGENT & PETIT,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

NE respt ctfuly announce to the citizens ~ n Dorado
" VouhiH that We are now opening at the late stand
of Petit Choatr splendid assortment Of Books And
stationery, consisting IN part Of STANDARD
Historical Hmd BiOgr Aphical Works.
school Books,
Hank Books OF Every Description,
miscellaneous and illustrated Works
Cheap Publications
All the Popular Periodicals, Maya.
zines and Newspapers OF the Day
Fancy stationery
Fine Pocket CNtIeryI
Choicest Brands OF Cigars and Tobacco q
&C., &C., all Of which will sell the Lowest prices
NCGENT Il PETIT,
September 4th, 1855.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

ADVANTAGES MAHAlArf.> n B-.,ruN.-Thc
Boston matrimonial register s;IoW> that ,.ning
the last year there have been nu los thr' ,.Y.
~ anna .amatipu marriages; AID, singular 4"
say. they were AL Of whit" women with h!ach
or colorcd men; in IL instance La a white
man been registered aS ha,iug taken T. AIic n
colored woman. Tie white ladies of Boston
and thcrcahout> have singular tastes rc!tain
" they scrm to relish black kisses. from all
accounts, with peculiar gG,to, ana back or
coorcd husbands are hoc"nin. highly pop.
ular institution among them. Can anvthiu-
prove more conc!u,ivcy the growing drgcnc-
racy in point Of morality and dccrucy, Of
pious, proper New England, a> this horrible
ianaticiSm, which strikes at the root Of every
thing like purity. and tends to undermine the
divine laws OF nature: When woman, The
safeguard Of virtu, and purity, >toops thu To-
degrade herself pcrvcrting the womanhood
within her, the degradation If man, a 'cc-
eSSary consequence, must follow.-NC- lon
UisDdtch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

A lady near New Market, jefferson county,
Tennessee, was recently bitten by a rattle
snake, after which she undd her apron string
and tied it over the bite, killed the snake, cut
off piece and applied il to the wound, and
drank quart of whisky. At last accounts
she was doing we'll
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

TOWNSHIP OFFICERs.-Wm. G. Davis and
John Bush have again been elected Justices
Of the Peace of PlacerviIlc township, and
John D. Van Eaton and John d. BoOp, Con-
stables.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

BARON De KALH.-J. Spear Smith. Esq.
President of the MMylond Historical Society
has published an interesting memoir Of this
brave old soldier, who fill fighting On the
plains Of KerShaw. De Kalb was of very large
size and herculcan powers Of endurance. His
breast armor and back-plat alone were OF
solid iron, and weighed nearly twenty pounds.
They were worn by the Baron in the long
fight for hours, in the middle of August, in
the deep thckctS of middle Carolina. The
armor is now in the possession Of the Middr-
ton family, Sonth Carolina
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04

PHRSu1RHT.-MssSrA Petit 4 ChOate have
cur thanks for present Of the celebrated
fEAnsipanni perfamery, kiss me quick soap,
~ They hGve splendid assortment Of ev-
sything Of the kind.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-04
COuNTY TRRASrRER's OFFICER,
S,Uf,u,l,,Y leh ikEA

County TREASrRER's OFFICE,
September lth, 1875.
A IL persons holding Warrants registered upon tbs
n general fund Of IL Dorado County. Of the follow
ing numbers and registry hereby notified to present
llc same for payment at the County TreasnreTs Office
within SiNt, days from h. date, the money will he
applied to the payment Of Warrants next in order Of
Registry in accordance with Of the Legislature
approved March 3lst 1857. The interest said War
rants will be stopped from and after this date.
\. ID. Farm,
Treasurer Of Fl Dorado County. California.