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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-02
Dr.L. J. CZAPKAY'S
and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite Pacific
Null Steamship COmpanys Office, San Francisco.
Est bllshed hm 1854, for the Permanent
Cure OF ALI Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression Of QuackeFys
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-02

GorNG AMI COMING" Squire D., W.,
the stabler, shaved me dreadfuy yesterday
and want to come up with him."
estate your case" says D..
.Client.-"I | asked him how much he would
ehargc me for horse and wagon to go to
Ded6am. He said one dollar and half
took the team and went, and when | came
back, paid him one dollar and halt, and he
said he wanted another dollar and half for
coming back, and made me pay it."
I" gave him some legal advice, which
client Immediately acted upon as follows:
Hc went to the stabler and said, show
much will you charge me for horse and wag-
on to go to Salem!"
Stablcr replied, Five dollars"
Harness him np!"
Client went to Salem, came back by rail
road, went to Staber, saying, Here is your
money" paying him five dollars.
"Where is my horse and wagon?" says
W.
ale is at Salcm," says Client ~ only hired
him to 20 to Salem"
This brought him to terms
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ALTA EXPRESS COMPANY

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Ronnets I Bonnetsll

%tRAPE, SILK, LACE, NeapolItAn and Tuscan BOeeses
u Just received and for sale ct
BLOCH & BACHMAN'S.
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LOST

ON the 9th instant, Note Of Hand Executed by J.
c. JOHNSON for Eighty Five Dollars, in favor Of
y. NJ. THATCHER, pryable the 18th Of August, 1885,
The finder will be suitably rewarded by returning the
same to the undersigned. W. J. BCRWELL.
rlaccrvlc, September 18th, 1853.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-02

II the doctor orders BARK, has not the pa
ticht' a right to growl!
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when II was certain that the Declaration
w0sAlbbe adopted and confirmed by the sigma
lures Of the Delegates in Congress, it was de-
termincd to announce the event by ringing the
old State House Bell, which bore the inscrIP.
tion,-" Proclaim Liberty to the LAND; to oil
the imh.tbitan% hereef!' and the old bellman
posted his little boy at the door Of the hall to
await the instruction Of the doorkecper when
to,Ting. At the word the little patriot scion
rushed out, and hinging up his hands, shout
I'd, sizing! RISGl RING!l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-02

Spermnt OrrhGR, Local Weakness. Nervous De
by spirits assue weakness Of the limbs and back.
indspositinn and Inequality for study and labor dull
ness loss Of memory aversion to society,"
love If solitude timity selfdsrst dizziness, headache,
involuntary discharges, pains in the side. affection Of the
eyes, pimples the face sexual and other inrmities in
men, are cured without fail by the justly celebrated Ply.
stefan and Surgeon. L. j. CzAPKAv Ills method Of curing
great success All by letter or otherwise
free. Address, L. j. tsdlkdy, H. D., San Francisco,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-02
BY AUTHORITY.



BY the President Of the United stateS'
TN PURSUANCE OF law, 1 JAMES BUCHANAN, Pres
Ident Of the United States Of America, do hereby de-
clare make known that public sales will be held Al the
under mentioned land Offices In the State Of California, At
the periods hereinafter designated, to wit:
Al the land office at HUMBOLDT, commencing on Monday
the fourteenth day Of February next for the disposal Of the
public lands situated In the following townships and parts
Of townships, Wis:
NORTH otAe base line and east Of ne Humboldt inert
dun.
Sections to 40 inclusive the L. and the fractions %
the 49, south Of Eel river Of section the liz otSI
the IL Of 81 the NV - Of a. and the Ne ia Of 3d. Of
township two. The 1-2 Of section sections and ;
the l2 Of the NJ Ia the NV IA Of NJ H. the IL Of
Sc Ia and the SW IA OF 81 IA Of section Il the l-2
the NE "a Of NV a. and the IL Of Sw IA Of section
o. section 10 the NV "a DILL the liz Of II the IL
&c IA Of SW ia Of III the IL Of Ne -, the IL 81
NV Ia and the 12 Of sE IA II section 2U sections u
70 2s inclusive the 12 Of NEI4, the NV IA ofNE1I
the 12 Of Sc Ia and the I2 Of eW - OFF, the ~
X OF Sc a. the 12 Of NJ -, the 12 Of eW Ia aud
the sW a. ofeW OF &c. aud sections ~ TO IS inclusive
ofGOscHap fee Sections ton Inclusive the NJ a. and
the . NV Of section 81 the H. the NV IA, and
the NE IL sW IA Of 30 and sections 81 and ~, Of
township six, Of range one
Sections and 2; the NJ IA OfS the 1.24 section
s; the I2 Of 81 the sw IA Of the IL ofs; section
the 12 Of IL; section II to 10 inclusive the NV
Of ~; the NE ia off sections ~ to q inclusive
tOus the NE - Of 81 the eW - ~ ~ the ~ ii Of
80; and sections "a and rs. Of tOrnAip frO. Elections
O. and 81 the NE IA Of II the Sw - oil the NJ IL Of
10 sections II, IT, and II; the NJ ia ofI4 sections IL
49, 10, 20 the 12 Of 2l the sw - ofZ2; the ~ IA
Of %; sections ~ IS &c, and ~ the l2 Of Is aud
sections % to IS inclusive Of tOInshp Mree OF rdng'
three.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-20

A. M x,sao. n, vI a.. ,,,,s.,s - ,.c A.. &c.,. 49,.
more I'D or moe elegant t,,sn a, ~.
r.,so. st,,'e, sysil .r,,,v go, ~ ~, -. 10y
49,, , .Io'., :" s'sIs, splesr 70 70
,sms eo.c,, az ~. s,,,,,, a.. ~ Hrggunny " tns
nraS ,yo1pa Wiz ring :, oeo =, bi,s s,s. ~" -,
nueb ~ovn T,e, go |, .aa a., r.,,... -. -
a ,ign BODY MIR h..o,.s ,,i,,,,as So y.s .'.o
lirn,s hs.,v -, r. $50. s.s.~-s ~ so,ss'
trin rnea N m ra,ta Of st 40 ro.. a. sns,, re-.
,nrT1s arc r,us,,v o,.osa on,y s.n 80 20. 80
e,tbsr rrr,, A., ~, q, a. ~ sssns ~. so 10y
-. r,.s,ss - -. s.s o - 1879, " Nv" 70
49, ,, y. .i.v.r, o.,,.s. - We ~ eoin'
80 49, -. $500. - 1879 80 M.
ARE esssoees' IL ssavs. h.lns a,,,, my ssy' wM
- ~, ~ vs.s1 sso " 'ne seaside tacy efo
~. $3.50. 80 ~, ny o'.s ~ ~, ~ =.
- $50, ~, ,, "soe Nsesy ss topsr o' mst ye1i
80. s. ~ I'sse =, "Vcn t.e' So Nlmnmk rcs
I.'ss..s ussses, .ucn ~beo nsoe WIN douoie skr0.
49, ~ ne W.T. Gee oemg open Mtns nacss
~ 1917 ~ 'oun1 we "penlos via oai irnse.
~ ,, 20 ~ ssrs " epusev IN I'tea o. uimmsa
80. - ou e"o'o'1efy ID o"sn shcn of orso'
!" ~ ~" . W oA ,,iese'
ss'e 'sae'y ,e-e svefy presy ereen ssns's areS,
~ n,H .ieui hhu On .ne sop " eaon no'no"
-, o vi age ous'cos, ccverra .i'n oisos mns.ss
~ w v'ry ~ orps"enseo Nra ~rec rows N rssne<
Iut't oo'or 'ne t'eSeS we're pasoos, WIN fevefss
''ie , ,,ann's ..,, WI s ssssos. m,
~ s"s n,s-'in, ~".' t'oon" eHn pps Nsu, ~ - msns
ava ava 49, ~, ~ :, W or,' ooe ',oimca -"n 49,
,o 80. ws,' sn,s, "a ga - 800. ..s 10y
"e n..h,' $3.50 r'',.s sss c.... IN.
AND c,b, ,,s n, ~ .,s,,.ls a.. 80. s.,s sa, ,
nTr,s.- r. go. -. !. Ix..... '. y, es .
Tsn ,h,e a. a. l,,o to.r $500 49,, 49, ~ -.
cor,,r s,psr cnmmoe sns 80 1900 ~ 'a.. -s.s
t,s.,e - No., "' ~ -, W 1-tlSea py enns, 80
IA ,,-rs v.ys1r A. s,s b. o. . - ss"o, 10y
ard prtc AM 1,.. and ,hIa ara 49, nxos,. 4. ,n-
ps,er,a 80 f"' -
We very much Admired wn,,, ava mink one IN vsxv
niircs sSpcs risss win urco skirts, tscu Vim
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frcm his wife and the latter is willing TO consent 70
the arrangement, provided an indemnity OF SOVW
thaers be paid her. The large debts eontrsc seo py
the prince during his exile render the solution OF
this affair very difficult.
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TIE prbc vn.cs Ia sl civused covntrt.s ciis acu1
for Ms prompt sucfressi0n that SINGS tne nhsrscef
sro the dc's'is Of TINS traffic esvn bssv potter
kLowu, and the evils OF every kw5 wo'cn a.
uIded Il compulsory ceveiope:, hsv-rs' EuroTss
governments have virtually OF pu,
ting STOP to H. and thai successivciy all The Powers aos
sessipg cos0Lies IA dlesept parts OF tie eord have
kf owIecged either BY legislative By rea,ss
ether formal ergaeemsIfs, tue duty and necessity u
s,olishirs u;
rnr. by sepsrste article Of tie ise Treaty ~ Paris
CRIT, hri:sn ssd Fsaoce snasssc tn unit 'he efforts
Tie OK Vi10aa " sdu AL The n of Chtis
tspGom 20 proclaim the universal and ce9ve ab3iuoH
CT .hs slave HAfs, .,.. 49,,
carrci so g,eatf credit 10 their mission bete d.
duty naSss the principles WI ich so'uats their
gust sovereign, than by ssarDg 10 carry tbs
meni into eci and By pcca ming, Ia the o. ,helr
scvsreigrs their ~sh TO pu, . soourgs =otsu
has go long cesosted Africa des adeo Es.cpe ssd afflicted
humanity
TIE said PisnipcteD,sr.ss have agreed to open their
ceberRsUrs the OF accoc, biog 40 saluary
an object By solemn ceaAsicn OF ,he principles which
have gcveired them IL this undertaking.; sccor ingy
Being GUY authorized for tbs purpose by the ucsamcua
accession q their respective ceuits TO Tho priacioe laid
down in the sad separate article Of the Treaty OF Paris
they declac the face OF Eurcps that, ccpsderug the
universal nbolrn Of the eavc trade a. msssur. par
icuasly worthy OF their stt ton, can!u-maoe to the
fpr OF ire re ard 10 tie generous principles OF their
seeus. sovefeers hey are an nua1 win ae sincere do
sire Ct ccrcurr'rg IN the prompt aud eeciua
Suf0r OF tks Measure by GIL the mssD at thar disposal
.nd Of acting Ia see smpiS, mens Of those esns with III
the zeal anu whch due to eat and
noble carse.
England paid 100000 for this concession to The
principles vi humanity A law for the repression Of
the traffic passed the Spanish Cortes in 1876 at the
repeated instance Of Sir Henry Bulwer. We may
ask has it ever been, and how often, applied; or has
it been allowed to remain dead letter? 1t may bs
asked whether the conduct OF Spain In this respect
has been grateful and in good faith?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-03

meet Of many ptroinen when duty and IN their naek
Rerce dress and 70 simoulsh them they
t.2ry patrol their beats and stand in the
with any person except in the performance q
doty.
Mr. Bowen presented for Gen. Nye recommen datious
In the Of charges against policemen, which
adopted ~ follows:-Thomas Curry charge dismissed:
John Reynolds, Eighth precinct, ordered to be repd-
manded
Mr. SrTANAuAS presented tho resignation of Firmaa B.
Sage Of the Eighth precinct, Brooklyn, which was &C
copied also the resignation by DR. Grcom OF the appoint
mcnt as Assistant Surgeon.
oAPTuRK CAsCENI.
Mr. SrRASAHAS presented communication from the
Common Council stating that $3.50 had been app opriao4
10 Mr. f. woughty for his services 10 the capture q
Cancem tho murderer OF policeman Anderson, aud re-
commeEding him to be appointed on the regular FORCE
The communication received, aud the matter u -
pointuent referred TO the appropriate committee
Mayor POWELL presented a communication from Mr..
John Huchng, OF Williamsburg, setting forth that o.
the 9th Of November last he by cart near
the Il Broadway and Barclay street.! and as there
policemen TO aid him he was much injured
aud the carpan escaped He demanded redress froa
the Board The subject was referred TO the appropriate
committee. 81. | 81 ..
Mr. PERRY made few remarks, hoping that the genera
order which had been Just provided for, would be 70
ceved In good part by the department As measure Ter
the elevation Of their reputation "a . body.
Mr. BOWEN deprecated the fact that the rules OF the de-
partmeLt we're violated bs the men every day.
The Board then tent into secret session
In session the Boari Confirmed the resolutions a
Mr. Bowen and report oS die Committee General Disot
the the subject Of dcailments ARE ady published u
the HhRALD Further business postponed IN view q
the coming participation Of Mayor Temann N the proceed
inss OF the Board on Tuesday Lext.
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for their redemption and that he himself in the
city worth $3.50 900, comeat-able any Gay: ne has
large posters oil over the city describing bis proper
y that the depositors may be assured that there is
no humbug in the concern. His lady has signed
over all TO the trustees before some officials in Swift
zerland so by this it appears she is at present in
Europe. Times have changed greatly in favor OF
Samuel Brannan, ESQ., and lady. Eleven years ago
they sailed from the port of New York in the City
Of Brooklyn, for this place, simply Brother and
Sister Brannan.' among crowd of Morlnons.
Sammy has made a good spec in California The
BuNefin goes into "Brannans paper currency" and
calls upon the District Attorney to look after him
and prevent the issue of shin-plasters. ! have not
vet seen any Of the new paper money am. there
fore indebted for it, description to the Buiietin-
The face OF the note is all covered with pretty little
pctures among which the heads Of Washington and
Franklin The striking vignee, however, is the grand
centre or head pese. represents according to friend
ri our elbow Mormon Island the Of Mr. Brsonans
former exploits when collecting uthcs from the Mormon
miners. tn, picture shows . mum Der Of hardy miners
eusily engaged with ali the modern improvements of
fumes &c, which genius and skill could devise, in
tracing the staple commodity CT California
the bowels or the earth Close by stands the horse
with long train at chcd ready 10 coavey the fruits of
their labor and industry 10 Salt Lake City other
safer depository far from the reach OF the real owners II
The design is to typy the Interior plans OF Mr. Brannan,
the ongravcr has indeed happily executed his work. The
shinplaster reads follows
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Supreme Court-specisl Term.
Before Hon. Judge Davies.
TIE CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM GRANT.

THE CATHOLIC ORPHAN ASYLUM GRANT.
DC 30.-Tsrry rs. ne Mayor, dc.-This was n motion
for an injunction against the city authorities restraining
them from fulfilling the grant Of land 20 the Catholic Or
ph IN Asylum, and which had been denied by Judge Ia
vcs some few days since II comes before the Court
in another phase, namely that OF the members of
the Board Of Common Council who granted the lease
an officer in the employ OF the Federal government and
that hs interference in the matter rendered the grant
void Decision reserved.
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Metropolitan Police Commissioners.
MEETING or THE BOARD-ADOPTION OF RULES fOs
THE GOVERNMENT OF POLICE sUKGEOss-fhE Me-
TRoPOLlTAN POLICE DISTRICT DIVIDED INTO sUkdi
CAL DISTRICTS AND SURGEONS DETAILBD-REf0HM
THE PLAN OF DETAILING hKS-sECRET SESSION,
ETC. ETC.
The Police Commissioners met on Wednesday Present
-Mcssrs. Perit, Bowen Nye, Mayor Powell, Stranahan
and Cholwe
Mr. BOWEN presented the report of the committee hay
Ing in charge the subject OF the Police Surgeons as fol
lows
Surgeons shall be determined by the Board OF Commis
sioners that the Commissioners shall appoint President
the Surgeons who shall be the organ Of communication
between the Commissioners and the Surgeons, though
any may communicate suggestions TO the Board
relation to the district in which lac s assigned, and 70
the abate OF nusances affecting the public health
or the prevalence Of infectious diseases in any part ~
the district The Metropolitan Police dsric; divided
into surgical districts follows tho first ald second dis
trcts being in BI Ookyn, and not yet determined
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-27
A DARK HOUR.

On Thursday morning last, at quarter
of nine O'Clock, darkness came upon the
face of the earth, not unlike its approach
to sudden closing of winters night
All the operations OF life were suspended
from necessity, until lamps were lighted as
if in the night. Fowls sought their roosts,
and hogs and cattle fed for shelter. This
dark spell was accompanied by thunder,
lightning, and hailstones of unusual size,
some of which were four inches in circum-
ference, and by stiff, gusty wind from
the north. 1t was unlike the natural
darkness of night, but was lurid and wild,
giving objects dimly discerned through its
indistinctness an unnatural appearance
The swine appeared to manifest more sem
sitiveness to fear than the other animals,
and were in high state of excitement
during the whole scene, which lasted an
hour, though it was darker than usual for
much longer ime.-Lansing (Afich) Re
publican.
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For the Esprit. ("
NEMESIS.

For the ".Spirit."
Cruelty and malignity will not cease
with slavery. They arise from the de.
praved principles of the heart, and where
they exist, will find objects for their graf
i6cation. In a wild, ragged looking shan.
ty called the Consolidated Republican
Office, near McKee's saltworks, a wicked
and foolish priest is employing his stock
of bad spelling and false syntax, in abus-
ing, vilifying and degrading the citizens
of Monroe county as far as in him lies.
His attacks are perfectly wanton, for the
citizens of Monroe county never injured
or wished to injure him.
The Wheeling Intelligencer says that
the world is lousy with such great men
as Parson Brownlow That hateful priest
lives in Tennessee where his malignity can
find ample exercise in attacking and abus-
ing the poor slaves. in multiplying their
sorrows and rendering their condition
hopeless. If he lived in Ohio his malev-
olence would be exercised upon his neigh
bors. These two ecclesiastical scavengers
pretend to be opposite parties. They are
of the same party. They
are both engaged in spreading misery
around them as far as their imbecility will
permit, 1t is difficult to tell which of the
two worthless priests deserves the most
adherence. MONROE.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-10-27

The first three of these vessels compose
the present Brazil Squadron, commanded
by Commodore French Forest. All the
Others are preparing for their departure
at the different navy-yards, except the
Broa'a6rsdge,. which vessel is out on the Af-
rican Squadron, but under orders to pro-
ceed to Bue1os Ayres.
This, when properly understood, is a
very formidable force, and one which will
be able to trouble the sangune Lopez no
little. If hostililies are begun, although
Paraguay is one of the most popa!eus Of
the Central American Republics, ard her
people as warlike as any other, and the
Government less disturbed by intestine
wars, yet, no one here supposes for mo.
ment that the United States forces will
fail to speedily punish their audacity and
compel them to honorable terms. We
make the prediction, in advance of our
feet reaching their waters, that very few
shots will be fired, other than paper pei
lets.
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For the Esprit. !"
Consolidated Republican.

The subscriber would regard the impu-
tation of being a habitual reader of the
consolidated Republican" as a gross in
suit. But the sacerdotal scamp who has
charge of that prostitute sheet, charges
the voters of Monroe county with inabil-
ity to read and write. Indignation there
fore induced me to glance into his profit
gate columns for a few moments, and in
those fs0 moments, noted the following
instances of his spelling: 'ballance. dis
erosion, Difference, bene6cient, antagonists,
bollats, presaut, umbarella, Van Buran,
keap surley, personally, pcrtiniciously, to-
tally, independent, &c. &c. &C., with dozens,
scores and hundreds more of "the same
sort left"
The following admit of an entirely diff.
ferent consideration, they are inserted for
the sake of illustration, "beleive, poodle,
peoble, nominatioe, &c, &c.
The latter list may be attributed to
tricks of the types, the former cannot
They are the very bunders in photography
indicative of the rude, rncultivated clown
Grammatical ignorance is the hardest sor,
of ignorance to be concealed. The prac.
ticed eye Of the scholar cannot glance
through its driveling productions, without
detecting it's existence. The attempt &c
enumerate this fellows violations of the
rules of syntax, would be as idle as the
attempt to count the sands on the river
beach.
20 ye scribes and pharisees, hypo.
crites!!!" for ye pretend to be disciples
and MINISTERS of the benevolent religion
of Jesus, and your hearts are full o.
"malice and guile and all uncharitable.
ness" Dye seribes and pharisees, hypo.
crites!!! for ye pretend to be able to spell
and read, and ye are not able!!!
NEMESIS.
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The Popular Vote OF the North-The
Fusion Rejolcings Premature.

The Popular Vote OF the North-The
Fusion Rejolcings Premature.
AS the returns assume definite and
reliable shape from the several States
their complexion is much better for the
Democracy. Indiana gave Mr.. Buchanan
for President 800 majority over the vote
Of Fillmore and Fremont She has jus,
elected her Democratic State Ticket over
the vote of both these parties by from
1900 to $500. Indiana is therefore al
Democratic to-day as she was when she
voted for President Buchanan, and a,
equally certain to vote for Democratic
President in 1850. We have lost two
members Of Congress through divisions
but it is the popular vote which carrie:
Presidential elections.
In Ohio, Fremont and Fillmore hat
$4,000 majority over Mr. buchanan il
lS56-both parties united upon State
ticket, have now only carried it by 20,
900. Fusion loss $4,000 in Ohio since
the Presidential election. We have elect
ed six Democratic Congressman by ma.
jorities over all, whereas in 1856 We
chose but one in that manner.
In California the Democratic majority
on the State ticket is 5000 over both the
Republicans and Americans combined
In 1856 Fillmore and Fremont beat
Buchanan 5000 in that State. Demo.
cratic gein 1000.
In Iowa the Democratic gains on the
Presidential election are very large. II
is not by any means certain that the
Democrats have not carried the State.
In Maine the Fusion majority for Gov
ernor is 5000. In 1856 it was $4,000
for President. Fusion loss 10000.
In Vermont the Fusion majority is I6,
900. In 1856 it was $4,000.
Every election in the North save Penn
sylvania has shown an immense Demo-
cratic gain on the popular vote since
1856, when there was a sufficient Demo
cratic strength to elect d President. In
Pennsylvania we have been defeated not
by the enemy, but by our own divisions
We predict that in November when the
elections come off in New York, Illinois,
Michigan and Winconsin, it will be found
that large Democratic gains have been
made in each of those States since 1856
We confidently expect the whole Demo-
cratic State ticket will be elected in New
York where Fremont had $4,000 plurali-
ty over Buchanan. Eng.