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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
SHERIFF. Sale,

RY virtue Of an Execution issued out Of the Cerls
Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th JUd-
cial District in and for u Dorado County, on JudV
mcnt rendered the SSth day Of May, A. D. 1885, In
favor Of Ellen Bcnty and against Lyman A. Hoyt, for
the sum Of three thousand and seven 69lO0 DolArs,
with interest thereon ut the rate VI ten per per
annum from the 2sth day Of May, A. D sSe, together
with the sum Of hundred and thirteen " 100 dollars
costs ofsut, and Accrung COSTS have levied upon and
will expose to Public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, IN the City VI Placcrville, on
The Sd day OF July, A. u. 1sSs.
AZ 10 O'Clock, A. Nj, all the right title, interest and
claim Of the said Lyman A. Hoyt or in aud to tho follow
ing described property, Sinp,and being in White Oak
Township, County Of FL Dorado, and State Of California
to wit; certain Ranch on the road leading from fla
ecrNllc to SacrAWOhtO, about eight miles be-
low Mud Springs about mile from the Duroc House
on said road, and bounded follows; beginning at
Oak Tree OH the North wcSt marked with three
chops, near Holdrdgc'S line, running thence south
west mile TO an OAK tree marked with chopi thence
saAtwardly one mile to email oak thee on the Daily
Ranch road, about six tnohcs IN diAmetcri thence
north half mile to stake and stones thence west one
mile to the place Of beginning being Formerly owned
by Dr.. Tranon, aud known as the FL Dorado Ranch
and Hotel together with the improvements thereon.
E, BOGARDUs, Sheriff Of II DOrddo Co.
BY l.. D. HOPKINS, Deputy.
Sheriff. once, FlAeervills, June 9Th, a. b. 1883.
fl2tSl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

WELIKEro SEE 1.-THE Butte Record. tho
mouth.I,irce Of Mr.. Broderi k. is highly clN
ted at the triumph Of the niger worshippers
the defeat Of the Democracy. is it custo-
mary for Democrats to cxult over the defeat
Of their party?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

1t is stated in the San Francisco Herald
that there are fourteen thousand British sub
jccts in Californis. That may account, in
some manner, says the, Shasta Republican,
for the large Black Republican vote. They
are emissaries Of Exeter Hall, hate our coun.
try and its institutions, and would stoop at no.
thing to destroy both
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

PrrHD SORE THROAT San Francisco
papers say this disease is again committing
its ravngcs and carrying Oft the young and
the innocent In several instances it has pro.
ven fatal in its effects very suddenly. .--....
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

w. Bausman, Gov. Johnson's private Sec
rotary, and formerly one Of tho editors Of The
Sacramento Union, left Sacramento on Thurs
day for Frazer River. 1t is his intention t
establish printing Office in the new region
We speak for an exchange.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

OBSERVED rr.--All of the Chinese establish.
ments on | street. says the Sacramento Cali
forniGn, good, bad and indifferent, closed
their doors on Sunday last, in conformity with
the now Law.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

APPoMTMENT s.-.GOvernor Weller has ap-
pointed Thomas w. Brennan Port Warden Of
San Francisco, and r. L. WcstbrOok, Judge
of SiskiyOu county, They arc both good
men, competent and were highly recommend
ed
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

Sperm OrrhWa, or Local Weakness. Nervous De
billy, low spirits As,uC, weakness Of the limbs aud back.
ndisposon aud incapabll'y for study and labor dull
neas Of apprehension oss Of memory, aversion to society
love Of solitude, midy, svlfdsirust dEIncss headache,
Involuntary discharges, pains In tho side affection Of the
eyes, pmpes OH the face, sexual and other nhrmcs In
men, are cured without fall By the Justly celebrated Thy
stefan and Surgeon. L. CLArKAY. lila method Of curing
diseases IL aud unknown to all others, hence his
great success All consultations by letter or other
iree. Address, l.. j. Csdpkdy " D., San Francisco,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
GArtihnatA

T. the undersigned. Governor Of Hungary. do testify
hereby thai DR L. J. 0SAFkAV has served during the
test for Hungarian liberty, As Chief Surgeon In tho Hun.
RArAn Army with tAithtul perScvCTenee-whererf have
given him this certificate, and do recommend him to the
sympathy, attention aud protection OF all those no are
capable 81 approaching patriotic seEsAcrnce and unde
served misfortune. K0SSUTIl LAJ0s
Governor Of Hungary.
WaGhpIton, Jan. 6th, ~. [ie Sml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.-
Those of our citizens DESTROYS Of uniting with
the Fire Department in the patriotic obScrv.
ancc of the anniversary Of the birth Of Our
National Independence, are requested to meet
at the Theatre, on Tuesday evening, 18th
inst, Mt u o'clock. MANY CITIZENS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

INDEPENDENCE BALL MIR. and Mrs. Young,
Of the Washington Hotel, Diamond Springs,
have issued invitations to an 'Indcpence Ball,
to be given by them on the evening Of the
5th July.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
WHATcoN, BELLIS0HAn BAY,
n


WHATcoN, BELLISoHAH Bar, I
June Sd, 1858.
When | wrote the first letter, did no
know much about this place, because haC
been here only one hour, and the steamer was
going to leave the same day, therefore was
IN hurry. am stopping in the town.
expect TO stay here about xix weeks There
Is no uSe to 20 to the mines yet, because
when you get there you cannot work on &C.
count Of high water. | assure you there il
no humbug about the mines, for gee men
every day from them. | have seen one man
that brought down $500 IN dust. lie intends
to return as soon as the water falls
Provisions are selling at the same prices as
at San Francisco. Board, eight dollars per
week meals, fifty cents. Most Of the pco-
pie who arrive here camp out and do their
own cooking. This place looks like San
Francisco in 40 and 80. The climate is
very mild. Working men are getting - 80
per day. expect to commence work in II
store until can get ready to leave for the
mines. We have a very fine time here
Gambling is prohibited by the authOritics.-
There is quite q rivalry between this place
AMI Victoria, as to which will be the city
II the trail is completed, WhatcOm vii be
the place. There are about two thousand
people here. Twill write again as soon az the
trail is completed. Ifyou come here now, it
will cost about 5000. Boats are very high /;
canoes are selling at S75. Carpenters arc do
ing well.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

DANCE. fhOre will be . social dance at
the Parker House, Spanish Flat on Friday
evening the 18th inst.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAYs
Medical and Surgical Institute

Sacramento street. below Monlgomsry opposite Pacific
Mall Steamship CoMpanyb Once, San francisco.
Este b1AShed In 1854, fer the Perm
Care Of ait Private and Chronic
Diseases and the
Suppression OF ouae1keFys
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

Thanks to the Alta Express and Wells,
Far. o & Co., for numerous favors during the
past week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

The OTHER SIDE.-rhc following little but
significant piece Of news, NO different from
most Of that at present published relative to
Frazer river, We copy from the Grass Valley
Telegraph Of the 9th inst. How many Of
those who write SO cncouragingly of the
mines have "prospectcd" or seen them -
Hundreds Of others may be there "without
means to get back" to California; but in the
present excitement men will take no advice,
heed no warnings, listen to nothing that is
unfavorablc to Frazer river.
WANTS TO Or BAcK.-One Of our leading quartz
men received letter, few days since, from per-
sou who had formerly been in his employ, but who
being early taken with the Frazer river epidemic,
invested all hia means in outfit 10 the Northern
Fl DOrad0 and now finds himself "atrnpped," in the
bOaatcd land II gold, without means either Of n
comfortable support there or to get back again Ia
place where there is At least average probabll
ity Of being ablO N do little more than get liz.
ing. lie wrote IN his old employer asking for mon.
ey to get back with. and promises faithful labor il
he will again give him employment This il the
story thar will yet come from hundreds who have
Travelled the same road.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
Attendant aud Resident Physician,
q. ]. CZAPKAY. N. D..

Late IN the Hungarian Revolutionary War. Chief PhySl.
clan 20 the 2hh Regiment NJ IIonvedS Chief Surgeon
the Military Hospital ~ Pesth Hungary and late LVctu
Ter the Diseases " Women and Children.
Commune atoms Strictly Conndr initial.
Cancellations, by letter or otherwise, Prce.
Address, DIR. L. j. CZAPKAfs
San Rrnnclarn- Al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
TIE cRrrrENDES AMENDMENT.

Sac. g. AMdbs itJNrtAer enacted, That the
following propositions be, and the same are
hereby, offered to the said people Of Kansas
ior their ttco acceptance or rejection, which,
q accepted, shall be obligatory on the United
States and upon the said State Of Kansas, to
wit: FITsE That sections numbered sixteen
and thirty six In every township Of public
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
The Grsdtsst Dscorsry OF A0e-Grr0t Riessim0 "a
Ndmkind-InnoCent. but Potent.

The Gredtest Discorery QNs A0e-Grrdt RtsSsfn0 to
NdMkind-IRNo0Nnf, but Potent.
DR. L. J. CZAPKAY'S PrOphllActicum, seEdlainFvctng
aGent) sure preventative against Gon0rra and Syphl
little diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all vcncrsR
ScrolouS, dangerous and CSncerous Ulcers, Fotd bis
charges from Vagina, Uterus and UrethrA, aud VII Cuta
Eruptons and diseases For sale at Dr. L. J. Cap
kay's office, Sacramento 1t, below Montgomery opposite
Pacific Mall Steamship Co.'S Office. As incubation 10 q
PrOphActcum preventive against Syphtic and Gonor.
rhnsal dSeAseA Harmless In ITSELF possesses the power
Of chemically destroying the Syphltc Virus, and thereby
saving thousands Of debauehees from being infected by
the most loAthSome Of all Diseases Let young man
who appreciates health DO without Dr. CzApkays Prophac
cum. II s In very convenient packages, and will he
found convenient to use being used soap. Price, a5
FOR sale a. Dr. H. CsApkayt Private Medical and surgi
cal Institute Sacramento st., below Montgomery opposite
PACiFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S OFFICE.
eAl orders must be Addressed to L. CESpksy, NJ D.
San Francisco, California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
DALY'S AROMATIC VALLEY
WHISKY

Il put up cases containing One Dozen Hotties each To
be had of the principal Liquor Houses In San FrancIscO.
San TrAnciSco, May Goth, lsos.-Ismlsl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

A CARD.-I, the undersigned, having been under
"A the treatment Of Dr.. l. CEApkay, although unsolc.
ed feel called upon 70 give publicity To the efficacy Of his
treatment hoping that BY doing lmay be instrumental
In preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced, and which often result from the
peFnicloua practices Of prvtendes My disease has been
that of physical and mental debility which follows
sequence Of lndscretlons In youth The aEonirs which
endured are perhaps unnecessary for TO detail they
known to those Who have experienced them. Suffice
II 10 cay that having called the services Of Dr. j. CSAp-
formed Of him than realised. would there.
fore recommend DR.. CsApkay to all who may find them.
selves afflicted with hAa dreadful mAlady my object In 60
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart
felt desire Of relieving them.
n. J. DAIlLEE, Printer.
State Of California, City and County Of san Francaco
On this 8lst day Of July, A. D. 1885, before INC, VIM
O. JeWet, Notary Public personally appeared q. j. Dab.
Ice, known to me- Who being duly sworn, did dcpoac and
say, that the contents OF the card herewith signed BY
him are true.
In witness whereof have hsreunto set my hand, and
AHEed my oGielAl seal, the day aud year Arst above
n al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
TELEGRAPH NOTICE.

TITO all whom may concern Be knoWn, tAae ~ ~
undersigned ctiSens Of K1acsrVlne n Desaao eoamaHs
California having AssOclated ourselves toeeahse
name and style Of the "plAcerVlle and humAseAa -
Company" for the purpose Of CONTRASTING end =
line u TSieFFaphc Wires and putting The uama g. u
tiOn from the city Of PlaerTvlls 10 0AFsaA We
from thence to Salt Lake City, 10 Utah TeETsooeSs
Of the state Of California, for The right q WoS e4
public lAnda belonging to this State, and In e. a1se
streets, roads highways, any sFOam - ets
said route 10 Carson Valley. ass'.
FARDERICK A. BER, ALAo RANDALL
p A. Bsnoay@ MItllAM Joaast 2
PFRn u. LovH11, VIZ. y. OAag.
piAcerVills, May "a, 1885, loaf
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&. HARRT9.

c)RNER MAIN SHEET AND PLAZA, PLACERvnLE
Keeps constantly Oh hand we'll selected stock Of
Books and Stationery Of Every
fmaysl DEsCRIPTION, At MsOlesae and Retail.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

a" SA-'"m ntO Ss1" SIS0G u 1hursday
says, We extract the following from private
letter, dated
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12
NINoVD SrRIvG%, Jun, q. 1853.
The Land Donation Clause" Of the Kansas
Bills.

We give b,'O the " Laid Donati III Cause
Of ths Engi,.i Bill" tins "ClittrnLcr
AGusndm Mt" and the "Montgom ry >Ihs,i
Iute." We ask our r, ad-rS T. cXamlnr all,
compare them, and judge for themselves
there be bribery" in the English Bill
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-12

RI y, .. !. !. I. 4! .,S!
y " II Dorado. 40 state Of California, Of which the
f0lI6WFhS v SSpg. ~ NitI "a 'exS ~
STATE or CALIFORNIA, In District Court llth
II pVsaegcSeusy. = fIuAieial Disasash r.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
DIRD,

BEAyPLAND-A, M.aisou, n j. on ssuray Nov. 2, b,ese
L-uiae Do1Asfd b-sapand re Of the late " 4 ses1s-
CARRoLL-In hi. ei,y es Saturday Nov ~ Elsn ~ist s(
psne Carroll sia,ive Il the Parish ofKsn. county csssa
CosLY-A. No si Twenty sah street on rria.y No,
~ aer short hne- AHa Comfy IN the sth year hsrssv.
pOUGHERTY-In WILLIAMSBURG. Friday eyenus Nov is
Mis- ssEah Y. poashesty, aged 80 yesrH To
DIG ARAoIn mi, city, Friday Nov. 49, q, Ococt y -.
Jus Ann BrooAes third dsashrI Of Lawrence end Ess
Brooks D~sarmo, in the 5th year oi her ssc.
DOhERrlln this city Saturday E,orlns Nov 90 = As
residence J.ns' D0Aerty formerly Of Balymoasy Ic-
land, IL the 5'th year ot hssse
poNNELLY-u mi, city, ou Saturday. Nov % cornelss
ponneay from injuries received board the ship csnsss'
tice
rALLON-In Brooklyn on Friday Nov 10 Mary Fs,ion Ia
the sh year OF her
GRANyILLE-A, No 81 Fin, .renus Friday, Nss H.
Thomas od.H 0an, youDses Of TAonas and rhercss
Granville, aged months and II dsys
GIBsoN-Iu tAis city Saturday. Nov % Adane 0hsys.
wife Of " liam ID. Gibson. AGED ~ J-Ars.
KLBvRN-At Orange ~ j. on Saturday Nov 90 Daniel J.
kiburn, in the sS'h year Of his age.
KELLY-On Saturday Nov - AFTER she bu, ilnes.,
fhzabrth. wife Of Patrick Nelly.
LONGMIRE-On Friday morning. Nov. 10 asr shor. and
v.rc Illness Jonathan youngest son Of Johaahsn asd La
vi, Ia l. ,ngnire, aged 10 yUsrs. mouths and days
MOONFY-On Saturday Nov ~ Mr. Francis Mooney, Ia ths
+,th year Of bic sse
McCULLOCH-In Brooklyn. on Friday evening" Nov 10.
Nancy MeCuech, native OF Ardaaarse County Lsad"s
rATTERsoN-In Brooklyn. E. D., on Friday Nov tAths
reict Of James Patterson, native Of 0assow Scotland ascA
Ro0ERs-In this city on Friday Nov is rsnny A. Raseu.
daughter George T. Fanny R,ser. the 18th ycsi
Of her age.
TURNER-On Sunday, Nov a. ut her late residence No ~
Wet Twenty seventh street, Ms Anne Turner, r In the
a'h year Of her age. =.
The ENDS Of the family invited send the funeral fou
Thehs,reet NJ T. Church, at oeloch. on TarsdAy ssxs
TOMNEY-In this city, ION Friday, Nov -, hAy Tomney
aged IS years
vANpFRELT-At the Sesmens Retreat staten islanS 90
Wednesday. Nov. Jeremiah W. tanderbei,, Ia the osth
year age of Aaron and Sarah Nsnderbe decased
WATSoN-On Monday. Nov. 8, Of Mddloboroash. Mass.
Margaret Tucker, vile Of Thomas stson Of New.tots
and youngest daughter of Abe Wssburn Of Middlsborosh
wIsCHEK-Iu this city, on Saturday, Nov o, Dominiek
Wscbek, musician.
wERSCBE- In this -,y. Saturday, Nov: 90 Anna NJ wife
ofD. Wersebe escd u years, 9 months and 2dsys.
WELLs-n this city, Friday. Nov fs Nesoa H.. go Il
John Wells, aged Is years, . months aud days
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22
M1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YORK. .
Cleared.

Observation-Disclosures Crocker Savannah II. n. Crom-
~cl JAmestown Parrish, Norfolk Heary Ludism SssAs,
Chssten, speord Tleson Co. Mo.es Tsylos. 0rsy As
pin~ all, N. o. Roberts.
Shp-Nrptunes Favorite Errmerton, San trancsco, w.
T. Coleman Co 5. Thonpnon, Prndlct,o, Szvxvspnsh,
Thompson Nephew; b. Lamar Bradley Mobile, Dsnhsu,
Dnon; City OF Glsssow (Brl, Muir, 0asgow. 0uisspi~.
Dean Co.
Bsss-Martba. Vineyard Robinson, Charleston, Durham
Dimon Whit Cloud Mler San Jusn, Me- G.. Durand; Ma
rine King Boston, Bat, Bacon Co Trasn, Consnt, Mo-
bile Laytin Hurba; Nugget lBr). Doane st. johns H..
Edmiston Bros
Bg-Atantic (Br) Sims. Nassau, y T. Montsle; Emma,
Uanheld, Para and market Corning, Bento Go.
scboooers- Layins Jane, ketcham Norfok NJ. BedeiI;
LATHE Taylor Boston, H. Nicksr.on Csneles Johnson.
Nassau JOS Eness H. Potter Potter, Key West Bcnnsr
Deske Sea Witch, Esbert. Havana Thos dlnstin Whit
vino. Maxey Jaehsonyie, B. Dssre.ll aioaod 0foot.
ptis. w McKie Co. Gaego, Smith. Richmond, o. II.
Per-on; Wolcott, Parker. Dayton Sprsgle.
STANDARDIZATION, Selew, Philadslphs y. Perkins.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

BlRNEy.yENsisoN oN-Ai D~ssS,e. P~sa, wsAs~sAsV
evening" Nov H. rcsrnc~ bss fss,s by ~
Rev. .~pa JsDnos. Mr. psv't y. my rhh
Me- Au,otnstiS JeEa.son, daughter q Wa Jvsaissa e
Dsr Viz. Pepr.
BRUNSEN-flTMAN-Ais stSschs-y. CAarch Brf..o, 4 L.
OF Meer->dsy, No. IT, ~ the Rev Thouss ~ Clask
assisted BY The Rev. wn Ssos' Eswsct W. srurses -
MARY j. Pi,nsn. -
CON-NYWELL-on Wednesday Nov. u. hy the R.s. 2 r.
tU,op Mr. Frrdk W. Cox &c Mis- Maths Nvwril ynsas.
81. ssr,kter Of the late y.mes C. Newell NJ q broo&ys
pu urCH-pTLAMATER-O TAgrsdsy Nov. -. BY III Rev.
Abn X Van Meet, Jr- Nj AIono Dutch G. Ms SerAa J..
Is sht.r Il the late samuel DearnA'rr sh OF th'sery
FARRiSGTOS-wOOD- Tsrry-own rhursday Nov.
L.. oy Rev. frankLn R.he~ti A. Fsrnxsoa Of H~w-
YoTk % Maiia A. etrs. Of WA WOOD esa OF tas
former place.
MOORE-ADAMS-A the Seventh Presbyterian CsrsrcA
lhuEsdsy, Nov is b. the Rev kslsoa Su.ia S2ts@. n
Moore 70 Jossphrs Adams second daughter OF Josssass
Adams. a. of tAis city, f.H
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

DTte believing !. tie opin,cn ef,be Court: 81
HILIos J-rh, sctiol upon bull Of exssese for I2oco
rrOn firm Lordor. ted aud 'ab-eqneni',
Tpon b- ira. before Judge Bsiy wOat fy appeared
tat the bl became due sud protested al London
v.sss % ,, is'ss % ri p.1b, s bec.ny aTIs % as n @ &
mn sd, .sr r to ,3s me ds'soa.1. ,sSs IT, = .s.
ras. o. s..s a 5eO-. hi him Of ne dsonor
Ulor this poof the Psn,is re.ted, ~h'n the defendant.
Ftr.t: Tia, he notice Il pro,e., wss i'afscent.
send Tia: the plaintiff. had no, proved the amount dae
@ PiAr4' oop-tns tie amount DE according % the
valuation Put on the pound srrs y tne 8. o. Cones.
IL ., r.yerrs By or to the treasury Of me ned Ssse,
.h, deemed eau - ss and The came ra. .Ppard 10
Poaad, .tsrlinr. (Dun,.F. s s,a,a,esu at Lug sg,,
.r r.ed rSn 70 EXAMINE the question. presented trial
Iir,. No p7ec f0rs II wO.as and particular
repaired 70 be wri'iog VERBAL n't,se vas
.ueient q Ch,;y Bills ~ story on hu acc Ss1 ~"
In al es,os /: is the bill is deserbed N the notice
suc dnress certainty - w eoso toe party no
az Ia EDITION imports tha, the ball dssonored bay
ley Bills. asi Chi,ty. jr Bls 7e sired Va Brett
IL Wheat, tSl woodn so.;sr, % Barb lis C.sas. Co
Be-. Borden seos 10 A5q ! @.y .s s6.S red
potce by The holder by his order need not inform
may yeiy rvasOnsby Inferred from tie Of the notice
othe wise YOU'D 10; have been sn tbsas e y: 3 vs.
Rsr cor, vs Msck TIE notice clearly sufficient. With
The m on the kln defendant could well he
ed as Particular drs Inch had been dishoaored,
ror could mistake the Op ,ct Oft Ihint eadns with il,
attached the notsys certificate OF protest for noa'
payment which by statute q g. asa Sec So h declared to
be pres ptiy. dence Of the facts contained IN
Second TIE bill being expressed II toe moaey OF ioresn
country tie due TO be ascersined and deter
mil by Of exchange The value OF such foreign uf
rvncy the time Of such demand OF payment II s. III
II
:hc day the bin became Que he plhssed banking house 10
,h. city exchange London aud paid fr al the RAJ" CT
pound sterling and ha. be believed was the usrket
rate that day. there probably would exist doubt in the
mind the SCI for the deenaalts hat such testimony
s,ndug aud uloontradted would be controlling ey
duce the value the evidence furnished By the act
of jay % 1882 of much higher character and would far
outweigh any evidence the subject OF the value OF pound
,tsns country bch could Be furnished by the test
uouy wtness Il evidence founded upon the srb
tr,y Of particular class Of but shows
value fixed by the Feder, Goycrnm.n ut m s It's deaogs with
the public and the Of vaGe Of which the pound
sterling sd received by its numerous Officers not Only In
this city State but throughout the country The act being
public the Court bound 20 have knowledge Off, aad,
In the Of other evidence conclusive upon the
question Of value
zee 10 ruling Of the Judge s The trial or IN s
Judgment rendered and must therefore be affirmed Juds
affirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

Az UYKsowS Man FoUSD DRowSED.-On Sat
rdav last the body of found floating in the river at
the Lons Dock oboken Justice Morris r. Crane held en- In
quest ard examination some papers were found IN the
pockets deceased from which supposed his name John
Robertson Robinson Among the papers letter dated
at Lnwood July l8 1885, signed by Mary Anne and samuel
letter was directed John Mooney block printer Schuyki
Falls Philadelphia State Of Pennsy vauis United States
of America for Mr. John Robertson There also ceri
heste, dated Paisley May 81 certifying tbs. John Robert:
works supposed to In Scotland In book an agree
between Capt Jerry Gswes Of the schooner Elizabeth o
he had made several trips to Piermont Yonker Brooklyn
and HobOken Any information cen be Obtained oi
kr Crane
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-22

sx ru ,prcss f,,i brought vcantarFy wi.hi tbs
State b.; urser compelling resuiso Of 81 Leg
lsla.u.e TIE ,ector Of ia ctire1s. II
rrsed t tie spper.. xsb-
visions OF the they ueitper persons
br, a-d that In find
pos;ted with the CLuler security fCrd could not
Under the terms If the las be Considered invested il
bu,iu-s, II CofpoTatc. Decisior Lord
and C. H. Rspallo for the British Comn.rti.l Mr. Gerard IT,
Life society A r. La the
l.