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~ ~" iIu0HiatIon OI tue coats CT the O!auO1'
'ausing desire 20 urinat, ever, few minutes, in
'ontnencc OF urine, affection of the kidneys. ca,
srg dull pains in the back and loins Gravel, Fluu,
lbus in females (Whites) etc. etc.
~ PRICE REDUCED TO $500 PER BOTTLE
In all uncomplcated cases one bottle will effec,
cure. For full pa: ,iculars procure u Treatise
to be he'd gratis If Agents.
1t would be well In cases Of Chronic Gonorrhea
md elect to use, in connection with the Mixtur,
our "Cumpholntcd Beadonna Injection, to be has
,lsO OF agents-piicc so cts.
The Genuine article can be had of l. SHLENKEI
BROTHER, sole agents for lIarriSonburg L..
4 CARD. DR.. L. {. Thomson devores his sol,
attention tn the treatment of all Specific Diseases
comprising all trcth, al affections. Impurities Of tn.
Blood, Primary, Secondary, Tie,tiav and Heredit
ary Syphilis. causing in all their dfelen, stages
Liberation Of the Throat and Head Destruction o
The Palate, Nodes on the Bones pairs resembling.
rheumatism, and Often Ieated for such Blotches
&c. &c.
- Particular attention paid to cases of Sper.
'atorrh0a, Using fem Onansm (sei-abu.e,J OF
other causes. This deplorable disease causes To-,
ct power, partial blindness, loss OF memory, ,ucn
pacty to attend to business attempts T., cow;
suicide dc. But for full details see DR.. y, y IT,,
ties or SremaiorhUa, and its Cu,c which w;I
ne mailed gratis to any part Of the .nicp. Patient
cured Of this terrible na!adv nv Dr. r q red;c.
treatment, comprising The LIE. TRIO MAGNET,
'rphcnt'ors I" The spine, al if necessary by eau
erizatior with Lal!en alds inst,rn. nt
Shictures promptly cured by Dr. rs self dila,ir,
Eorgies.
surgical operations performed for ris,ula in Anc
the Ie'ineum, r,d'"cele, Congcnital and Acct
,"n"' ;iynoss, Eaicocele, I'M as lille Structure s
r''se Iassagrs, Ac All ieccssary medicines
resshes, aud hsuun ents fur nisLcd ut The Lispep
a'v.
Persons in the country can CONSUL. the Dr.. b,
Whiting. All corImunicatious strictly private
l.. e. THOMSON. MD.
southern nfir,narv. Established 1897 No. IL.
"i"nnei't 'treet. 4th house above Pc, dras. Sig,
"f tue Marble Statue. New Orleans.
"Hy t:.tsrences giren. [scpt. 2.'s7-l7v
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/,lC\Jp STREET, NEW ORLEA'\

~ C\Jr STREET, NEW ORLEANS
J'sErH lI"lTT, Importer. Who'll c.ai.
an Retail d-'.l'.ar in FINE WATCHES, J EVE,
"f, RiCH FANCY Il STAPLE GooDs. No .,
"a mp street, N. o. Respectfully invite IN.
attention of wholesale and Retail de-: I.rs and
purchasers to his pe 9 large stock Of aoods
which is freshly impaired, and constantly
supplied throughout the yeYr
SHELL CoMns.-'mitati"r. shell and Buffalo
Combs, Of every style and variety.
BHrsnEs, of every description, Of his own
manufacture, an'. ut the lowest Northern
factory prices.
ToILEr AHrtc.Es-Such as perf,mety. Ha;r
Oil, Hair Pins. Pomatnm. Fancy Soaps dc.
FINE FANS, Purses Pocke,-hooks. Work box
es. Portable Desks. together with an endless
variety Of Porte Monies, &c. &C. Of every
style and shape. and at unusual low prices.
GUNS, Pistols. Knives, Colts and Warmers
Revolving Pistols. Scissors, Raznrs, Life
Preservers, Fishing Reels and Tickle
of every variety, to suit the tnost dete,-
mined angler.
WATCHES, JEwELRY, Etc. The stor,. :, ,,;s
line, consisting of the r. +. Cocr, -, n ! r
bias and Real Joseph job. ,son Move. %
with fine assort- ~ ment Of s mems n'5
English Levers ~ sILvr, sv,nr ' s e'.'
pah,.,s VII" great care nv F
h1'rr''. man; years Engaged in the whole.
sale Business, ana ...av;rg been purchased
e Exclusively for cash, great inducements will
be offered to r,.n,chsers.
Every criticize Warranted as Represented.
pr ths Money Refunded.
- Watches, JeweIry. &c, carefully repaired
warranted. <9-vo
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+. b. SMIT II.
FORWARDING MEHCHANT, 70. 1G CANAL
S.,rr- N.u- H.,.

Wonll respectfully infer his friends aud
the public .n.raIly n Fl ure his person
Al attention will be iirec ID solely to the
FORWARDING BUSINESS. To avoid deten-
ton aud lessen as nue. a. possible the
charges, goods will always be shipped byhim
from the vessels to the steamboats,. thereby
saving extra drayage, storage, labor, cooper
age. fire insurance. De.
From his long experience in New Orleans
in the Commission and Forwarding and
Steamboat Ag sncy Line. he hatters himself
that he will give ger satisfaction to
those in the South xwho nav
him with their busin>
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"PHRENOI.OGIC JOI-pN

d "otph 20 Science" literature ar 49, ~
gerce. The Jou'r II is profase' iam;.h.,
portraits OF the great, the nd .,t 49, -,
encr'v,"gs OF useful inv ,n,ons. snac;,nsns ,,o,,
'he "",mn' k"sd'm; ,llustr stons e Natural Sci.
-. ''.''e fruits etc. 80 that 'he farmer
.h,,t nm" Ger, parent. teacher and ,cholay
NV" Il" e Journal not onsv Substantial kwol.
,"Sc' ''' useful nformnton ard rich intellectual
e"''''" .nm"ht. Monthly. ~ year For either Of
,'' .nove journals, address Fowler L. Wells sos
Roadway. New York. For three dchars IN AL.
vance. IL copy "f Life Illustrated the Phrenoloecal
journal, and the Water Cure Journal will be se..
q q 'l-cSs
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Harrisosburq Post OFce-MoH Arrtrols d

DEPARTURES. Schedule Time.
Natchez .Nait-Arrives and departs dhiiy, SUN
lay excepted. Arrives pm. Departs & am.
Monroe Na;l-Auives every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. at pm Departs every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at i am
Na.ckitoches .NaK-Arrives every SUNDAY. Tues,
lay and Thursday, at pm. Departs Sunday
tuesday and Thursday at 6 a IN.
Aleran,!ria MaI-Arrves every TUESDAY, Thurs
day and Saturday at p.m. ] eparts Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday, at 6 am.
Warsau .NaH--Ar,ivcs. every Wednesday at 6
pm. Departs Thursday at 6 am.
Columbia Maa-Arrives every Friday at pm.
Departs Thursday am.
Gool.cater NaiL-Arrives every Saturday and
departs Thursdays.
~ The mails 10 Natchez and Monroe are trans.
ported In two horse coaches.
f. FLETCHER, Pm
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EENNELL, POWER 4 Co, Commission NJ
L chants. 90 Common s'rse- V.,r Orl~nns
X Nc Aip/N 4. -,

WHOLESALE GROCERS, and dealers in 10
W Wines and Liquors,7 Canal street Row, NJ
and 20 Common streets New Orleans
We invite the particular attention of Merchants
and Planters to our very large AID we'll selected
stock q Fresh GvoseriAA
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your Wiz, Sister. Daughter or Friend.
3. ARTHUR'S HOME MAGAZINE.

your Wiz, Sister. Daughter or Friend.
:. ARTHuR'S HDME MAGAZINE.
TED by 7. S. ARTHUR and VIRGINIA +.
WNSEND. For choice and elegant li,ers.
isa moral tone. peculiar adaptation to the
circles OF our land, feshness, originality, and
pess, this magazine is acknowledged. on all
TO be without a rival. It is equal in the
OF 'ts typography aud the richness OF its
ishme"ts to the most ambitious and dearest
magazines, while it claims to lead all OF
many essential features For correctness
q"s'te beauty. its colored steel fashion
ere unrivalei IN 1887. They will maintain
erori.y in 1883 Volume XII begins In Jan.
tEKuS-$2 year in advance. Four cop.
fo' Twelve copies for SIS, and one cxus
er up Of club
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70 make up clubs. Address
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heres,;on u Macy AMn CvOksey. u.cl
PERSONS having claims against said estate
hereby notified 70 present them properly
for settlement . the undersigned
ndebtel TO the same are required 10 make
I,s n.ynen. j. b. BENEFIELD.
Ey. La, Feb. 8, 1858. ISL Administrator.
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- 8 7 I 6 3,

no AnV al, persons net TO trade for IN
d. !, mt m "A, betwssu ne and D. Marks, =.
= ra;,fusrv. 1857. a. d not intesd SEEDING
I.zm..ut unless Compelled b Law.
SAMUEL H. COPELAND.
on saKR AIS 2H
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Liver cMlOplaiass, JaMdAicc
DyApep>t;s.

Pain iii the Head
Choking Or Sutfocatinc
Sensations when in 4 living
posture, Dimness of Vision, Dots
or W chs before the sight Deficiencv
ofp.rspiration Yellowness tthe Skin and
Ewes, Pain in the Side, Back Chest. Limbs &c.
suiln Flashes of Heat. Burning in the Flesh, Con
slant imagnatons Of Evil, and Great Depres.
sion Of Spirits, can be etfcctuallv cured by
DR. HOOFL AN BIS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BI77ERS
Prepared by DR.. J. NJ. JACKSON, No. 100
Arch Street. Philadelphia
More Testimony From the South in favor O,
;Io,tianh Celebrated German Bitters. prepa.
red by DR.. J. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia
they stand alone and nnapproached by IN,
,her remedy now before the public, for tn
.ure of Liver Complaint, Dysp, psia, Jaundic,
Nervous Debility, Diseases OF che Ki.lnevs r..
II. W. Ch~iney, Millersburg. kv.. DC,
10th, 1882, said: "llav:ng sold Your Ri,
:ers some time, l find it has given satisfac-
zion in every instance that has come undo,
nv notice"
Nelson Edwards, Salvlia, Ky. June od
1851, SAYS: awe rejoice TO inform yor
hat this Justly celebrated medicine has fall,
maintained the exalted reputation which La,
been given it, and having tested it's virtue.
we unhestatingly say it eminentlv deserves i,
j. T. 4 J. W. Benny, Uniontown. Ky..
July 81, 1852, said: I'VE have heard O.
MANY cures performed by the use of lIoof-
lands German Bittcrs, and l believe it to
he valuable medicines
J. Grant, Irvine Ky. June %. so said
We have surrccdcd in Introducing Won,
oohand's B;tterS; physicians and o.h.r.
urchuse them bv the half dozen and doz.n .
DR.. p. Fatio 4 Bro, Knoxville, Tennessee
WV. 9, 1851, said "lour Bi,ters are no,
scIl.as very fast, and every person ,ha, IN.
it, 50 lar as we have been able to Lean, I'm,
been hcn,,i-i.'
l.. N,ver. iIarrisonburg. La, Nav oad
| $40. SAYS: "iour German Bi,ters is a very
valuable medicine. have disposed of all
ave received from You, and wish new SIM.
ply immch"t 'Iv.'
DR.. Reynol Quail, Trinity, La. June 3o,h
1854, says: g have for the last year used tn.
German HittcrS. prepared by Won, in my
practice extensively. 1t will shortly be th,
,nIy medicine of the kind that can be read
Nv sold here and ! believe that IN less than
m. wear, there will be more sold in This
vicinity, than in any other part of tn,
country.
These Bitters are entirely vegetable they
nviyoratc anal strengthen the system, never
'ro>'rateit, and car beused foriufante AS well
* adults.
For sal. bn respectable dealers cv.rvwbcrc
For sale Nv dealers in medicine .vervwhc,,
;olI in I!srrisonburg at Walls Drug Store.
J. WRIGHT.
lh artres St. New O,lrrns.
Wholesale Ar,n,s
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rOE. LER L. WELLS PUBLICATIONS
LIFE fLLUSTRATEp."

"LlrE ILLUSTRATED"
A hrst-class weekly newspaper, devoted 70 news.
literature, science, and the arts to enter tar,nent
Improvement. and PROCESS Designed to encour-
,ge spirit Of bope. n!anliness. selErelionce and
rtvity amoi z the people TO point out the means
of protr'h'e economy; aud to discuss the leading
IDEAS Of the day; to record MI signs of progress ;
and TO advocate political and indrst ial tights 70,
all classes. Published weekly at 81 a year in ad-
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I" WATER-CURE JOURNAL \"

"WATER-CURE JOURNAL"
We know of no American periodical which prc.
s"nts greater abundance Of valua info, nation
on all subjects relating to human progress and vel
fare. than this Jouna-NewYork Tribune
The WateCure journal is unqnes,onablv, the
most popular Health Journal in the world Anew
York Evening Post |
Published Monthly. and devoted to Phvsiole .,,r
llydiopathy and the laws Of life 81 wear 's''
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John DaVerppvx

No 26 TrhouDtoH/as street. Ncw Oyl,xux
4 OPPER, TIN, and SHEET IRON Manu-
iacturet, Stoves. Crates, and Ship Caboos- ~
- OF ell sizes. put up at the Shortes, notice -
foods for the country CAREFUL, packed
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1" AMERICAN ORGAN"

A weekly paper published in Washington city.
D. e., by an association of Native Americans
81 per annum. to siGgle subscribers. Clubs Of ten
or more will be furnished at $50 each per year, iii
sent to my one ppst-otiice,) payable in advance.
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GREAT SOUTH .RN REMEDY.
JACOBS CORDIAL.

well Disc nses.
Cholera, Dysen,cry, DiarrhGa Cholera Morbus, Bill
ious Caoc, Cholera lnfitntun,. also ad
mirablv adapted to
MANY DISEASES OF FEMALES.
Most especially r-nful Menstruat"n.
Tie Virtues Of Jacobs Cordial are too nell ksoun t,
require Esconimns
l. 1t Cures the worst cases Of DiarrhGa.
O. 1t Cures the worst forms of Dvsentery.
s. II Cures California Mexican Diarrhea.
T. It Relieves the Sevcrest Cholic.
s. 1t cures Cholera Morbus.
&. It cures Cholera Iniantum.
7. It cures Painful Menstruasion. @N~~
g. 1t Relieves Pain in the Back and Loins.
~s.-h counteacts Nervousness and Dependency
10. 1t Restores Irregularities.
H. 1t Dispels gloomy and hystericai feelings.
IL. Il is all admirable Tonic.
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.r.'inE A. rIkE, General Collecting
Agent. BATON Rouge, La
Immediate attention given to the purchase
and Entry Of Land.
Information Gratis.
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L. SCOTT & cos
Reprint OF the British Periodicals and

Farmers Guide.
Grcat Reduction IN til, Price Of he'atcr qualification,
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STATE OF LOUISIANA

Governur-Rot.rrt C. Wicklioe.
Liratensnt G.vrruor-C. II. Montosk. :
Secretary If S,a,v-.Andrrw S. Heron.
AMii,m--E. w. R",".,,sun.
Treasurer-R. A. Hunter.
Sur,u,. PUB. E..,,a.r.,,--W. J. Ham;l.< d,
Attorney Genvral-E. W. Noise.
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Office Ss,&.vs Soy.
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mississippi,
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THE UNDmSF Music Books and Maya
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ERxs-One cpy, daily, one year $40
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JOHN G. R1VES.
a.hington City. Aug. 1857.
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IN Youths. Bows. and Chiidren's Clothing
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go O'tHs@ 4y
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iVfcl'""S q ne Urinary Orydns, ana
those affections solely:
SUCH as acute and chronic rretheritis,
(Gonorhoea) elect. Spasmodic St,ic.
ture, burni' & Of the U,e,h,a, Ncu,al.
gia Of the Crethra, acute and chronic
inflammation of the coats cf the h)arr..,
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J. P. l;-' .nn aud }. SliL.il, Senators.
Geo. Eu>i,s. Jr.. Thomas Greeu Davidson.
J. NJ. Sanjigc anu Miles Taylor.
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PARISH OF CATAUOULA.

PARISH OF CATAUOULA.
H. NJ. PrIhard, Sheriff; c. c. Duke,
ir,k; I. -. Nix. H.'coidl: }. n. Rile.
'>>,>>"r: ". }. Burt, Coroner; r. II. Gu
ny, Treasurer.
Members of the Police Jury.
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PHILADELPHIA

SADDLERY WAREHOUSE,
Howard d Hall, Successors to s. kotb
L Co., (No. 8 Magazine street, near
Canal, New Orleans, are now re-
ceiving from their Manufacrury
in Philadelphia II large sssort-
men: OF Saddles, Brides,
Harness. Whips, Trunks
and Travelling Gags,
with all Other arti.
cirs usually found
in the Saidery
Business.
HOWARD l. HALL are agents for the
Union lniia Rubber Company of New
York. and will keep constantly on hand
a full assortment of Rubber Bands OF
all sizes. Also. Patent Stretched Lea.
Their Bcl,iu.>. which they are constantly
recrivn. from the best manufarlosv
all of which they offer as low and on rs
god terms AS any other. 3-ly
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Judic;ury-Supreme Court.
f. 7 M,trirk. Chief Justice: a. N. Buch'
-nnn. - Co.. W. H. Sl"tf"r,l, and Cosu.li
us Ioe'hi.s. assistan, Justices.
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VIM. NJ. few. Clerk: Geo. Dean, Parish
10. A. Taliaf.rro. Parish PriL
rr; and pr. A. A. Wall. physician to thu
,'ari>h prison.
ELEVENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
ORsN MAYO, Of Catahoula, Judge,
WADE II. HoUGH, of Caldwell, District Attorney
Is composed Of the Parishes Of Catahoula
Caldwell. and franklin. The jury and Probst,
Terms in each are held as follows:
CATAHOCLA.
Jury Terms-snd Monday Of April and Novem5e
Probate Terms-2nd Monday OF June L January.
CALDWELL.
Jury Terms-lst Monday Of May and December.
Probate Terms-lst Monday OF July and Februar
FRANKLIN
Jury Terms--3d Monday Of March and October.
Probate Te,ms--3d Monday o. Nav l. peceu
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READ THIS!
Or. LEROI'S AND PELTIER'S
COMPOUND MIXTURE!

For all affections Of
thar Ufcr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

1t may not be generally known that the
postage OH letters sent by the overland mail
is but three cents. Persons sending by that
route must write on the back of the letter
"by the overland route" We understand
quite large number of letters were sent by
the overland mail this morning. Arrange
mcnts arc being made by the contractors for
the punctual arrival Of the mail every week,
aud it is confidently predicted by those &C.
quaintcd with the route, that in six months the
trips will be made in twenty days and with
the greatest regularity. 1t is made now in
thirty, under innumcrable disadvantages
Permanent stations, ut convenient distances,
we learn have been established from Salt Lake
to st. Joseph, Mo-; and that in short time
stations will be established every fifty miles,
between this place and Salt Lake. We have
every assurance that the trip can be made
from Placcrvic to Salt Lake, as soon as the
stations arc established, in seven DAYS. and
that the experiment will SooaAlbc tried. The
men and horses are not yet fairly broke in,
andit requires some time to teach them the
ropes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

INDoRsED.-Thc late niger worshiping State
Convention started an "unIortunatc victim Of
misplaced confidence on a Ruthless search
after Congressional honorS, with the following
handsome Endorsement. Joe has accomplish.
ell wonders since his entrance into Congress-
prOpitatcd his old cncmirs--a Iirnatcd his old
friCndS-playcd second fiddle l}rodrrick
abjurcd Democracy, embraced Rcpublicanisn,
and to cap the climax Of exccntricity is rvn-
nay"gains'him'c!' for Congress! OfcourSc
the Black Republicans had to indorSe also
their chief, the rccrcant California SENATOR
The following are the Black. Republican rcso-
buttons:
Ht~ft.i That tho conduct Il Hon u. c. Brodcri, k,
Sena tar in Congress from the State Of California
during the late srS>;"n al Congress. Is worthy 81
approval, and cVlnCcs regard fer the interests ui
free labor aud free men, equally becoming the State
which lac represents and the station l." ucculns
H,STcci That thN r"ur>r at the Hon. ! G. Nc.
klbbcn. during the late >rsSru nT Congress has
been manly. courageous. and lust and ,hrt he de-.
reivrS ia" highest praise Tor lIs opposition To tho
Administrator.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14

Or CouRsE-The late nigGcr-worshipint
State Convention Endorsed the course, in thC
most fIatering terms, Of David e. Brodcrck
and Joseph C. McKibbCn. 1t must be'grati
fving to those faithlcss representatives and
recrcant Democrats, to be praised by tho
Black Rcpublicans-rcpudiatcd by the Demo
cratic party 1t is unusual, We believe, for a
political party to indorsc men who are OPP
posod to it,-and the Republican has not
more charity than other partics,-and we are
therefore constrained to believe that Brodcr.
ick and McKibbcn are pretty much Re-
publicans! Why don't they have the manl-
ness to boldly avow their preference for that
marty which numbers them among its friends,
and whose measures received their unqualili-
cd support. Did the youthful Senator cx-
pend all his bravery" in the Senate cham
Der and has Jocs nature changed with his
politics? Once he was bold, now he appears
to be skulking. Once he proudly boaSted of
his party, now he would deny it, at least he
would object to DO termed Republican, al
though they have nominated him-both wings
of the Republican party-and he votes with
thcml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-08-14
Common Council Proceedings.

PLAcERvILLE, Tuesday, August 10th, 1853.
Mayor Jones presiding. Prescnt-Ald. Carr,
Clark, BArsS, Roy and Salmon. Minutes Of last
meeting read and approved.
Petition Of II. A. CagWin in relation to auction.
GERS license, WAS read and motion of Aid Carr,
Ordinances No - xnv the ra,e o I0 oM S",,v
license was read and, on motion Of Aid. Salmon,
was adopted
On motion Of AID Carr, the Mayor was author.
Used Ia negotiate with W. II. Cooper for right of
way through his property, between Benham and
Sacramento streets, for the purpose Of conveying
water.
Account Of Thco. F. Tracy, for services as Treas
urer, was referred 10 finance committee.
Aid Clark moved that two month salary be al
lowed the marshal aud policemen. Carried.
Aid. Salmon moved that the Clerk be instructed
u notify the Collector to proceed at once to enforce
the collection OF all licenses now due. Carried.
The following bills were presented and ordered
paid: II. l.. Kinds, a. %; A. MOEer, IS o.
Board adjourned to meet ON Tuesday evening
next 81 5 Vct"ek II. ). HERNANDEZ, elk.