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N0d me bate Die Otartttir6e Der Saupt- uub
5ffpen3ltaot 3anncper cine 70 3ab(reibe 2uIbouerz
lpaaf III terem Snnern perlammelt aefunben. aIs
ipabreno peS neutrality-suspicious. am SimmeIz
faprfSta9e IIO9, aber aud, nod ME mar BON Der on
pathtt9en @emenDe Der Marftfrhe bem GrIheiurp
peS Yrepi9ers nno benz Se9inn Der &an,elrebe brs
lelpen htt 10 9rpannter @rlrartung entaeaeuoeIeben
ipcrceh, ais eben AT beIem Sage, an ipelhem nor
eanoipat Der &eeolo9te G'ott9elf 6liiaae aus Safe
lelne @afprept9t ais Ritbewerber I'm, bic burb ben
aeo oes pdltprS Setnemann pacant aewprbeue 5teus
elhes Staotprept9er5 btet. Die 9eueauno. bir G6
lhter psn Serlammeiten Bel Dem @rIAeinen Tliiooe,s
auf Der 1an5el tano CAB, 3euste Don a(loemeiner
treupser ueserrafhuns ais Die &irtbeneemeiube in
penn erlparteten Dreotser einen tlnsen Mann BON
nn9etabr 3O Sabren erblifte, belen wp6(aebilbetes
etraS blalles Wntltb ben G9arafter uuserfennborer
9er3ensSnte unp bieperer Sfen9eit true unb bsNen
aueorudopler Std ernlf uno priifeno enen fur,en
Nfcmsnt auf Der 3aelreifb perlammelten Silence Ser
pette.
Sa Dem Masiitrat Der Stabt 6annoser bic GoIs
latur oteisr Stele 5uanb, 70 fOnnte eS nbt feb(eu
Dap re Mit9eosr osllelben in Oes ppblmsilen 8otbs
Setltubhen lid ammtttb en9efunpen batten uub
nod 9rfpannter ais Die ibri9en @nmelenpen, DEM
Sortga9e beS @altpreot9ers entSs9en laben peld,er
nun BON Der Eanje berab NIT pp(tSnenber nib
moblfinoi9er @tannerltimme Die 9repist beaann uub
talp BON Dem Seuer tefer tnniger 8eaeilteruno ere
| grifen 10 wabr uno iparm ben 3ub5rern an Srr,eu
lpra6 Dap gar balo bic 3erlid nit @piBsn be1ssten
Shweibtuhlein Der Sum9fraueu unp ssrauen ,um
SUri4ein tamen nm Die Sbrdnsn 3u trpdnen. bic he'd
Yrsp9er5 ireuoi9 erbebenoe, r6t'nbe uno milp ner<
ipbnenoe 9Sorte ben Mu9en 3ablredb enttpdtrn.
@ufb Der ernle Observation-Disclosures @,Srede f,br
iid NIT Der Snno unipiufiirb iber bic buihiosu
@nSsnbraunen uab ridbtete ieinen 8td auf BEN ibro
1ur 8s6ten fBenoen Staotri6ter Sanplebeu mi,
frassno pb Der DrsDissr aud ibm ssssae uup st,s.r
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02
9ceineunscn.

Der .,@nseiser" tri6sint ieben 5cnnobp. ln tatabr
.ten Subltriptioneps $50 in NurousotIns 6 GS
per Runn ablbar bic tefp. Sr68er. &uspdrsc Ibpn
tcnien beiebn ben Sca9 on ben Serausster crcr 675
gefdqisit einsuleneen.
Gnpetb 9endse unb @ihtciIunst wsrtsn tant6ar ntsc
Jensenppmen uno auf Serlansct hcnprr.
@nsen unb 9canmaun9 aer grt perben fpl9enSen
9ebisnser uusnomm Ginnalia gthrddRns cineS Quores
80 9cn cber wen9cr tilbtn einn auars SO Gts weimae
Ginrduns 75 GtS unt fur ebeS peittrt GRa 25 Gte ibh
teasanisen crben fur S12 in balbdbrIrr SuraSabiuns
au8enemntn G5esre @nsetsn wsrSen setalngmaBe e!en
lno nbn btsrb bic rep Mbprnenn tpnbsre Serthttaune
an8cu t6nnn bic gum Gretas @as lltr enselanS perbs
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-10-02

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Saturday, at So per Annum,
payable In advance. Terms for Advertisements
reasonable.
OFFLtE: 14S MAIN STREET.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Brutal OCTRAGE.-On Thursday last
at the crossing Of Weber creek, between
this place and Ncwtown, a fellow named
Crafts met Chi iaman and represented
himself as Constable and Collector of
Poll Taxes, and demanded pay. The Chi
nainan said he had paid his tax at Mud
Springs. Crafts made after him, John re-
treated to where some gentlemen were at
work and claimed their protection. Soon
after the bogus Constable came up and
summoned them to assist him to arrest
the Chinaman. At first they refused, but
on threatening to have them arrested for
refusing to assist an officer, one of them
w'nt with him, seized the Chinaman and
tied him. lie then mounted his horse,
tying the rope to the horn Of his saddle,
and started up the hill in the direction Of
Nrwtown. When some distance up the
hill he hcrjumpcd or fell from his horse,
and started him up the hill, the China
man PitcOus'y appealing to him to stop
the horSr. Poor John was thrown down
and dragged some distance. and efore he
was r. leased he was severely bruised. A
mere brutal outrage VIC have seldom been
called np'n to record. Under Sheriff
BIrwcll started in search Of the Scou
drcl, arrested aud br, u sht him to towl
yesterday afternoon. We give the state
ment as it was told to us. and as it will
soon he nvcstigatcd we fcr5car further
comment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

TEMPERANCE LECTURE.-PrOf. Raenhart.
poet, philosopher and sage, a fluent and
eloquent speaker will deliver lecture on
this interesting subject III the Court
House this evening. The Professors rep.
utation, as an orator and poet, is of an
enviablc character, aud those who have
had the pleasure of hearing him, speak in
the most glowing terms of his rare and
versatile powers. lie has a commanding
appearance, the most graceful gestures, n
voice full of liquid melody, a brilliant i'm
aginatiOn and fluent speech. "Words
that breathe and thoughts that burn"
flow from his lips in boundless profusion.
Crowds follow him nightly to listen to his
impassioned elOqucnce, his felicitous Illus
trations. his beautiful metaphors, his da-
ring flights Of fancy, his inimitable and
almost uncomfortable beauty and force of
dictiOn. The Professor is little, a very
little, eccentric, but his cccentricitv adds
to the interest and piquancy of his lee
lures. lie is the highly esteemed cores
Pondrnt of the Golden Err, Vide West,
and Trinity JournGl, each of which has
complimcntcd him-we had written OK
travagantly--but We meant justly. OF
course, everybody will 60 to hear the Pro-
lessor, tonight.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

LE0IsLATIvE.-We have omitted this
week our summary Of Legislative pro-
ccedings, and our readers have lost moth
ing by it Since our last not much bust
ness has been transacted, and the little
that has been is Of an unimportant char
,acter. Some member complained that
they had not done much since they had
been in session, and the COMPLAINTS emf
ncntlY true, but we can see no reason
why they should take such long time to
do SO little. The Constitutional Conven.
ton occupied the time Of the Senate for
some weeks, but was finally settled on
Tuesday. In the Assembly on Monday,
members who had been absent when Mr..
STATIONS resolutions Iwcrc voted on, de-
sired to place themselves right on the re
cord, and "rOse toa question of privilege, :"
"defining their positions" as If the sta
isiHty Of the Union depended upon the
way they cast their votes on question
with which they have no right to NEEDLE.
A resolution was offered inquiring into
1he cxpedicncy Of having the State Print
ing done by contract Also, n concurrent
resolution, authorizing the Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and Secretary Of
State, to examine sites for branch State
Prison. Folsom has put in bid for " the
institution" The same day the FL Do
RADIO wagon road bill passed over the OBJ
.icctiOAs of the Governor The branch
bill passed by 40 10 81, and the main road
bill by 40 to 10. t-
The proceedings Of Tuesday possess
bat little interest. The Senate was en-.
gagged in discussing the Constitutional
Convention 'anestiOn-at the close of the
debate. the vote was taken and decided
against calling q Convention. The As
scmbly debated the amendments to the
Constitution offered by Mr.. !Iavens.-
There are four amendments, all relating
to appointing biennial sessions Of the
Legislature, ana the election therefor
They were every one carried by deci.
Sive vote.
On Wednesday the Senate received
lengthy message from the Governor, CONF
municating the result Of his visit to the
State Prison on Saturday last. An Act
to repeal an Act for the relief of insOivent
debtors, was made the special order for
Wednesday next. The House was en-
gagged in discussing Mr.. EIy's bill for the
suppression Of houses Of ill-fame. 1t
passed by large majority. The San
Francisco funding bill also was discussed.
An act for the relief Of purchasers at de-
linquent tax sales was passed. Mr. TAFT
man gave notice Of bill to repeal the
18th section Of the State Constitution
(prohibiting Slavery We are indebted
to the Union for the above summary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

RY Virtue Of an execution, issued out Of the
ID Clerks Once Of the Hen. District CoaRt llth
Judicial District, for Fl Dorado Cenuty. On InAR-
ment rendered ON the 9oeh day Of NOvenbse A. d.
1851, In favor Of William Jones and aeainse WI.
AlvcrsOn, for the Gum Of Four HunarsA Twsuty-
Seven and 70 100 DollATs, with interest % the OIm
u three hundred Ahy-two and 9O-lO0 nollAFs. a4
the rate Of two per cent. per month, Aom the 4oeh
day Of November A. D. 1851, and On the snn q
twenty-five and Sb-lOO dollars g The rate e ten
per cent. per annum, together with the samOf ~.
ty-iOur aud l0lOO dOlars, costs Of sule and Meor-
ing cOstsi have levied upon and seissA and win
cxpose TO public sale, At the Court Houso - PA.
sSryille, on the SOth day Of March,, A: D. leas Is
10 O'Clock A. NJ, eli the right, title, ineseest ana
claim Of the aaid william AlveTuOm e.. a. an %
the following deserted pEcPsrty. lytnG ~ lssag
state Of California, 70 witt certain ~ e. lSns1
Of land on the cast side oe eaeFamsuso e4ness 49,
ded on the north BY the premises and RosaAsnsa "a
6ecly, on the east BY Quartz street, On th0 6ontA
BY the premises Of the defendent, OeeuploA e q
residence, and on the west BY 6aeramsiso street,
said premises being known 10 the ss0Fey EaklS
stable, Together with the impFOvemenes thsSs-
Oh. 4. BOOARDUs,
sheriff Of Fl Dorado Co., Cal,
by l.. d. HOPKINS, DepaAy.
SHERIFF. Once, FlaceTvillc, February %, A. d.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
SHERIFF aGa1A.

DY virtue Of en- execution Issued OFT Of the
I'D CleIk's Once Of the Hoa. District COaSt 81
the 9th Judicial District, In and fUS BaeTnmshaS
county, on Judgment rendered on the Ash DAY IL
January 4. D. 1859, In favor Of George WalIng-
ford and Z: DanfOrd and aSainst P. Otbgtsn Nus-
ply, for the sum Of Forty Flight S0-IOo res %
Dollaru, costs In Supreme Court, towethes with
the sum OF One Hundred and HOEty-Thfso and
Y5-lO0 Dollars, costs Of suit and according Oosts.
have levied upon and viii expose 70 puhlks oal0. Is
the Court House IN the City 81 PIaeaFvllss = he
90th day Of March, A. d. lNoo. at 10 ohalaok An.
al the right title and interest q The sala - on.
psrty, lying and being IN n DeEsdo Osaa1y ens
state Of California, % Wit A Lea e 0sea.4 ~
closed, containing about one acre. Oesupssa q .
garden BY Ricc Co., and also hoaes situaasA en-
same also, 100 acres Of Land adIoininR tho snns
aud known and claimed 90 "MuEphye xaash, % a.
lying and being on Irish Greek and sailss flss,
about One-half mile west from the tOwa e peFuo
III Dorado County, California, and bounded q -
lows On the east BY Wallingsbrd 3 DanNDFA's
Ranch, on the west BY Co.'s Ranch, ana e the
north and south By. vacant land s-tOSsthsR with
the improvements thereon.
SheElR's Once, PlacCrVillc, February s5GA, A.
d. 1873. y. BOOARDU0.
sheriff Of Fl Dorado Co.. Cal,
ttHl BY W. J. BuRwkLL,: Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
8 U M M O Il g

State az California, C0wMty % ~ Dsswas
Justices Court, MountAln TowRsAlp-The PSupSs e
the HtAte Of California 70 y. H. haDDRR, OFucAnna
VOU are hereby summoned 10 appeas hSasss -
l. At my once In Mountain TOWnsklp e lA0 Ossns
Of ~ Dorado, on the fret day Of ApSa a. D. leea
81 o'clock A. n. 10 answer unto Oko eeaD1alRA e.
q. d. Condee, who sues 70 recover IAlFeysWI ~
eOlO0 Dollars, claimed due Ifem yon "a halanse
Tor house rent, cash lent. &C., speclAe6 q IN q -
In my once, when judgment Win be tAkea nealnss
you for said amount together with costs anA 1nsa.
see, u you fall 70 appear and ansves.
To the Sheriff OF any Constable q eai1 0onnNy
Oreeting: Make legal service and dee FseaFA kGeesG
Given under my hand this AEst day oe nanpeA A. D.
1893. SANE. n. GOnRAnM-
Justice Of the Peace Of salA TOWn1AiA
Tbs proper aaidavlt having been made hellvo ~
and nled In my otnce, % auehossse The u -
order Of pahllcatlony-1 herghy OPdep 90 nan
ce the above aumuaens b lhe NouuVkW - -.
yubllShed % FAcervlEo, 1t OArOe olo0esn U1laIys
Issues from The date AeFeoe %
0riHaiy Pat, March iss, leOa.-toWl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

RllArlM,a anlA..

pY virtue Of an sxesutIoa iseusd eut Il tks.
- Clerk's Once Of the Hen. Caanty CSaEt Il
lst day Of March, A. D. lete, IN Iavor e W. ".
Rsynolds, L. T. Carr, D. X. Newell Ce0utA Rsgk
Canal Company, aud against Jsnas PstteTSoa, lbR
and accruing costs, have levied upon 4nA Win en-.
Pose to public sale, Ct the Court Nousg IN the City
q placc!vills, on the nth day Of March, A. n
est and claim Of the said Jamx6 TattsFson on ID
and to the following described propsrty, IyinR aHd
being In the city Of Pacervills, County Of q Do,
Ground bounded % EOllowS-on the north b. tho
property Of Of Moses kinney and the ''Pt6nses,
Stage Company" on thu east by the property Of
William Cooper and Cherry & Bdhdley, % the
south BY the African Church, and on the west b
the property Of q. W. Anderson, together witt
the improvements thereon.
r. DOOARDUs.
Sheriff Of II Dorado Co., Gel.
by w. J. BUnwRLL, Under sheriff. =.
Sheriff. Once, PlacerNille, March 9Th, a. b.
~ fu- THss- as-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION The Sem
ate, on Tuesday last, disposed of this
question. The bill to provide for Con-
vention to revise and change the Consti-
tuition Of this State" was voted down by
Yes 10, noes 25. 1t was ably discussed
and occupied no little time of the Senate.
1t was cOntended that at the last election
the people voted in favor of calling a
Convention, but as majority of the Sem
atOrs thought differently they defeated
the bill.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

New County SOrTH.---The Mariposa
Gazetfe strongly opposes the proposition
to erect a new county outof the northern
portion Of MaripoSa and the southern
portion of Tuolumnc counties. The for
nation of new counties is generally got
ten up for the benefit Of few idle office
seekers, who have no taxes to pay, and
who arc ambitious to serve their country
in an easy and profitable way. When
the necessities ofthe people demand them,
not before, should new counties be organ
lied.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

CrRE FOR DYsPEPsIA.-The Oxygenated Bitters
have been fairly tested in Of the worst cases Of
by pepsia among our own citizens. and prOzed to be
the best remedy discovered for the cure OF this
troublesome disease.
Seth W. Fowle Co., 1913 Washington st., Boston,
PropretOrs. Sold by their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry johnson & CO., Wholesale Druggists,
l46 Washington st. San Francisco, sole agents for the
Pacific coast.
Agent In Sonora, DR.. L. G. Gum, Druggist.
CnAs. d. PERTH, Agent for Placerville.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

ANOTHER BALL. - Confidence Engine
Co. No. l, have already taken steps to
celebrate the 4th of July by a Grand Ball.
They have appointed a committee of five
-Messrs. Hunter, Smyth, Plat, Crisman
and Pearson, gentlemen Of taste and lib
erality-to make the necessary arrange
ments. We understand the committee
have engaged the Theater for the ball,
which will be so arranged as to accom-
modnte all who may attend. By remoy-,
ing the lower seats it can be made the
largest and finest ballroom in the noun
tains. We hope to see the company lib.
orally patronized - they deserve it for
their energy and public spirit.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

CALICO PARTY AT RESERVOIR Hull
The young folks of Reservoir Hill will
give calico party" in the new hall in
that place, on Thursday evening next
Capt Fryer will prepare the supper, and
SchaiFcr's band will do the music."-
Carriages will be in readiness for the ac-
commodation of ladies and gentlemen who
may wish to attend, free of charge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Coon PAY.-We learn that eight hun
dred dollars was taken out of the Pleas.
ant Valley quartz mill, two days running.
This is much better pay than the cOmpn-
ny anticipated. The vein is large, easily
worked and favorably located, and prom
Uses to be one of the richest in our cOun-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13
London Club House Gin
TO THE PUBLIC.

'INns Celebrated Gin-prclendlng 10 nothing hut
Il what 's viz; pure and unadulleFated article,
and assuming no artificial merits Of what Il 10 not "a
some OF ita RVS. imItaiors dO-afIer eight years Of
puDc approval and very extensive sales In the cltea
81 New York, Philadelphia, Boston and the Western
Cities hnS been pronounced by the public a. we'll As
ny the best medical and scientific authorities through.
"n. Tue tinted states and the Canades, to be Supc.
rior NOT only as beverage VI general uOc, Ia any
o'her article commenting against H. but IL uncQuArd
IN itS medicinal efficiency In all classes o. complaints
70 person: travelling In these day. Of rapid transit
from East to West, North and South, and more mar.
ucuary TO those crossing the IsthnIua aud who are
constantly changing their water a. well 40 their clls
mate7Who are drinking, indeed, . dosen kinds Of
wafer IN every twenty four houFa and each drnuRhI
containing some property acting Ia chemical anlaRo.
nlem to the preceding one, thereby causing an an.
natural degree OF excitement TO the Stomach-lt Ia
acting agent From the fact that this article lie nre.
pared expressly 10 meet such exlRuncIcs and to act
~ We know Will act, A. Antldole, We confidently
Fe name Of ATo@ SsLy Sss. article 10 me HcSnr
been attached In any way to this article.
The London Club House q n
Requires none Of the usual "cAutlOn 70 the n ,o'
to beware Of cOunterfeltera, II being like ali thSr
genuine articles, beyond the base art Of COUNT fen.
Ing.
The London Club House c In
I" 80JFttFDlNn which
everything alcoholic 10 subml.tsd-ahe noxIouS moi.
sons made up and sold Aa
Aromatic sChci'lAm ScAWaPPs, Dc.
The London Club House Gin
Requires no "wOrd Of advice" no "cautIon 10 the
public" Those who once drink H. and Srt urIIy In
It's virtues against the vicious temptations Of drink.
Ing any OF drinking any Of lta Nls limitations even
under "advlce;" while those who "c0uIlon the pub.
lie" against counterielterS, have themselves been
cautioned by the public to beware Of any but TllE
LONDON CLCD HOUSE GIN.
sole Importer, New York.
N0TlCE=Ths uHsxamplsd success efthe Lon
Of imatOra, who are putting up en- inferior article
under similar tltleS. Purchaser WIN please notice
the ia HG Ssr OF the signature q tie SNdsrcgHed
~ For sale BY all the principal Liquor Houses In
San Francisco
San FraDO'sOO, March ISL isOs,-Esmlsl
Immense Excitement In Pla-
CeEvillel
The Rights Of the People are
Net % be solal
aURRAM E0R
CH1AP IoENS
TaE WORKING MkNs ERlENDl
TIE Challenges Oes and an . Gene aOwa 10 lie
H pricss. He 10 boand V San
- Per Cent Cheaper
Ihan any other Store oasslda 81 eAA Vranolseo.
lie hAs laaa recelveas pr CllheCR ~RlaSA 9s@Rls,
. large AssoStassnl e
CLOTHING 4 FURNISHING 0OODVa
ROOTS AND 6ea039e
HATS AND CARaa
YANKEE NOTzON0s
TODACcOt sH0Alas, ETC.
CONE ONE AND ALL and give n q sAIl AsSSSe
You P~roAA's elsewhere. II We SaAN Sall yea, VIA
Yea 0eel
REMlSH q ELLIS.
Original Cheap JOAhs. Maia a., bFFoslts Na Oh
PisssSvSls, October SlsA, test.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

MARRIED.-At Indian Diggings, March Ith.
JoHS CABLE, Esqr, to Miss. ELLEN BRIcE.
In Sacramento, March 3D. at the Orleans Hotel, by
the Rev VIM II. Hill. SILAs W. SANDEpsON, Esqr Of
placervlc, to MAGGIE D., daughter Of john s. Orms.
by, Of SOnoma county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

TIE INDIAN MuTINY. The London -News
touchingly brings fearful phase Of the
Indian mutiny before the reader. Says
the Ners: at is understood on unqucs
tionable authority, that there are several
ladies now in Calcutta who have under
gone such unspcakablc degradation that
they obstinately refuse to give their names
prcfcrring that their relations in England
should suppose them dead" And on
these words, the MeWs POUNDS an earnest
.cntreaty to the sufferers to come home
1t says, that it would change the word
degradation" into COURAGE" for it is
not IN the power Of man or devil to dc.
grade the innocent. "When we tell them"
says the Ne.cs, that there is no one here
who does not regard them with cOriial
rcspect-with reverence which almost
absorbs compassion, when we tell them
that, oil unknown rs they are, we pass
sleepless nights on their account; that
tears Gall and prayers go up for them
through the silent night-surcly they will
not refuse to come home"
Can there be more awful phase Of war,
than this which renders such an appeal
necessary
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

lWc have received lengthy commune
ion dated on the 9th inst, with re-
Quest that we would publish it. We
must decline doing so at present and IN
til we are further advised Of the plans
and political motives of the authors
The matters discussed in it are of too
much importance to be hastily and with
out reflection acted upon by us:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

The wagon road bills passed the AS
scmbly on Monday last by vote of ayes
~, noes 81.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

Thanks to Mcssrs. W. I. Ferguson,
Dickinson and johnson of the Senate
and Mcssrs. Lee, Graham, Lewis, and
Crane of the Assembly for Legislative
documents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

ELDER HYDE IN New ORLEANS Elder Hyde,
the Mormon seCedcl ias been delivering lee
lures TO respectable audiences in New Orleans
The U"ltd notices his efforts quite favOrbly.
He believes the deliberate purpose Of Young.
all along, has been TO establish pOliticu-relig-
ious empire between the Missouri river and
the Pacific ocean and the military resources
Of the MormOns, in case Of war, he reck0ns as
much larger than they are usually estimated.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-03-13

DTSGRACEFrL TKANsACTIoN.--.A man
named Henry Sunderland, says the Yr, ka
Union, committed an Infamous deed in
Scott Valley last week, near the Fort Jones
House, by digging up the body ola >quaw
buried there. The object in doing it,
was TO gain possession Of shells, beads
aud ornaments on the body. which, though
of no value witt! us, are greatly priced
among Indians. The Indian value of the
jewelry taken is said to be equivalent to
$500. Soldiers were dispatched from
Fort Jones to arrest him, but he fled tn
the mountains and cscaped.