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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-07-21
OHIO FREE NEGRO COLONIES.

The Xenia Ne,os, in a couple of issues,
has been exposing the moral and social
> condition of the free negroes in that CON-
munity. We make the following extract
from one of its articles:
What is the fact as developed in Greene
County? What has been added to our
strength, Us producing community, by
The influx of negroes2, We find, upon
examination, that some two or three
hundred negroes are idle 'loafers, either
living off the fruits of gambling, or are
those whose masters have, with their free
dom, given them property or money 9th
ers subsist by picking up quarters and
halves in choring about town. While a
few may be found, like men, in the coun-
try engaged in agricultural employment,
the majority prefer to live about Nenia,
!: precarious subsistence from day to day
Another characteristic, and still worse
one, is that when they get money it goes
like water. g. aa-ss ts
The darkey loves his good dinners, his
good clothes, and the other useless eject
eras of life too well to resist gratifying
his taste as long as there is a Shot in the
locker. Nor c;they Thrifty when sup
Piled with munilicence to start in the world
with. A gentleman from the South, who
has quartered upon a farm in our county
some of his emancipated slaves, during a
!. late visit detailed the following facts:-
He said he found everything going to ru-
in about the place; the work thriftlessly
done; the negroes living like nabobs and
supporting numbers of their friends whose
purses were empty, and in few years if
things went GU as they were going, they
must CONC to poverty.
What good will such class of per-
sons do the community? Unless pauper-
ism and crime are esteemed as beneiits,
none whatever.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1858-07-21
ERYsIPELAs. SALT nmEUM Piles
AND pAINS y 49#
GREAT HOUSEHOLD RRMEnY.

The diseases of the flesh and the skin, 10
which children are most subject, such as Es-
cRusTRD SORES on the head and face, RAsnm,
aISowoRM, rETTRR, rlMrLEs, &c., are quickly re-
lieved by this onguent. age rs
Both the Ointment and the Pills should be
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a P.s,aDeb As,rt Ihe'ccrnsre au'1s the ssr'e o~e

q p.Nyapsh 4ynt TIE ccn"ee GU ~ 'De e~n'eu"
wu Tsg. ore Of the Vigilance COMMITTEE s,.s,
~. .Inyn.d 10 THE city from the bsDdvich lsieDde.
lie IA, tet. himself very quiet since b,- r.urn-
The Fr.rcb thes.riaal 'c,mplay which les been
r.yfoyp bg here for the ss. seven years, grvirg a.
iaa.t ono entertainment per week are About 10 dis
be, d. II ost Of tnsc, retaining 70 her Rsive land
Th.Teb:erDi.e has ceased 20 he prof;.b, on IL:
.f the Of the French population IN The city
ard their creasDg familiarity with the bbsl's1 IA
guaee, that they can Low hnd sufbc'eht er'er'a'
melt in TIE EBglIsh places RI Amusement
w. Il. Cheyers has been appointed Clerk 81 the
United states District Court Of the Northern Ds,r,ct
Of California in place Of j. A. Monroe, resigned.
II. s Brown has bee1 elected Di.Tct Attorney a
San Irai ctCo County, IL pace o. w. n Osborn, DE-
ceassd.
NE lew fosp,,sI Of the French Benevolent Society
wac opened with much ceremony on the Ion 6-'.
Part Of the ceremony was the m o! III guns, ID Tue
cCurse Il which Mr. Pierre Msnc.et st al nm by
premature 6Hcharge of a cannon. A subscription vas
started for him, and it DOW amounts TO more 'han
81 eco.
The Commissioners sent ont by the Administration
10 exam inc the affairs of the Mint have commenced 70
ny in the Harazhy case. The ire witness
was introduced on the part Of the accused eId testi
fed that Hsrs zsihy had been high Dobeman OF good
reputation in Hungary, and ted on account Of pot'ca'
trdubles and had lived in Sac County, Wisconsin,
with good repute among his neghbors, and had lived
with good repate in San Diego IN this State. When
he LEFT the later place in 1882 before going INTO the
Mini. he was repuied TO be worth $50 600 OF $4,000
This testimony mere hearssy, offered to meet me
suspicion that Haiazstby bad obtained al hid wealth
from tie Mint. -
A chess tournament commences here to-day. We
have first class player III the city M Selirn Frank
lin, and several who can plsy very fair games WIFI
out seeirg the board.
The applications for the benefit Of the InsolP law
in this c!y, within the last TWO weeks, have been as
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-14
THE DENOUEMENT OF THE ARCHY CASE
GREAT EXCITEMENT ON STEAMER DAY.

III
On Thursday, the 4th, the report was circulated
about town that the regro boy Archy Lee, OF whose
recon segment to the charge OF his late master u A.
Stoya So much has been written was in the vicinity
OF the city and to be spirited away in one OF the
steamers departing on the 5th for New York. As the
terest, not only in Caii;ornis, but throughout the
United States il may be well 70 refresh the minds OF
the readers by promising that Archy WAS brought TO
California scross the plains by his master sew
ersl months since, and Claimed his freedom,
under the laws Of the State, soon alter his
arival The matter was first brought before
United States Commissioner Gee. Pen johnson, esq,
who decided that he had no jurisdiction over Il. II
then fourd its way 10 the Supreme Court ard the re-
suit is well known to s readers. Archy where
abouts was net known for some time, uhtl ao9' Two
weeks since il appeared that lie was confined IN the
Stockton Jail, awaiting the pleasure OF SovaI, 70
conduct him home Mississippi ON the Let Of March,
Stoyan started with the boy from Stockton, ana tsv
eed slowly stopping sometimes half day al the
places II road passing through San Jose, and ar
irving thursday afternoon at Contra Costa, and on
the same evening passages were engaged for boh on
the steamship Oriz,bs, TO sail on the following day.
MoNEhEsTs or THE cHIrF OF POLICE.
Information was conveyed to Chief Curtis Of the
attempt to g.t the boy away. On Thursday evening,
he gave explicit orders TO otcers johnson and Lees TO
prevent the boy from being taken on board the
steamer, AZ ell hszaids, and TO make every effort 10
discover his whereabouts. He also directed them 10
il Quire at the steamship Office in the sme of the Do
ice Office and mike the necessary nour,es concsro.
ing the MISTER. The detectives were Accordingly IN
the alert eli night endesyruc trace ont the affair
but al d0ybTeak had no. been able 10 discover aoy
further facts.
TIE cclored population had also GO. wind Of the in
todd ,h;puept o. Archy, an mustered in c1nseya
m, n,,lers Al Mslket t,Iset wharf where the JlIep
A.. ves 'ymg, AID st Vallejo street. wh.ri, from
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On board schooner H. Roscoe Oh the voyage from Tehu
a9sPec a, Bs9SHa Bay Feb Nh william Perry, first ofics
In Ynks Feb ~ John Fellow native ef Switzerland aged
In Yks Feb 49, John Boxer native Of California aged ls
In Sacramento, March Geo W., only chld Of G. W. and
Alice NJ. Che.ley sg,d % years months End Is days.
A. Oregon Gucb Trinity County, Feb 25 Frank w Warren,
Al we.yerle, Feb "a, sama. Hs ssed about 50 years.
Al Big Bar klamath County jar g. Aber; Jackson native
In ss:smtu.o March Annette Lyle Bond wife Of Vim ~
Bond, sssd p ytsrs ? months and day.
In a,rdoepc County By drowning s. H. Stevens Of Bright
In Mny.yle, Manh 4, Jane. Canon u Lancaster OHIO.
In San Flsnce the 9TH inst, Susan, twin daughter 0.
In San Andres. Feb g. John Of Pscl and Mar, Mar
in Mysye M,L T. Mr.. M.,ids wi.e cou.ort of John B.
In Rs..amA MARX Marcy A. wiz Of T. F. B,yi', ssed
In T:Gas Valley, Feb. p, jas: O. Hoasland
AZ he Int.I,pd, NJ Quar-, Null Sierra County Feb p Mr.
In Cogss March Robert Augustus Barnett NJ D. Of typhoid
In Msiy.yiis, Mais6 Mr.. Aal Keer VT Of " Keller
In Feb : OF Group Ellen Matilda Myers aged
IN San FI.ne.eo March 7 GeOrst A. aged years Of
Iaelirs A. and Geo !" cs,s, formerly Of LoweS Mass
Gone 81 rio:i aga ii y,s al '''A' fe' " d.
In ser CISCO ll,h inst George Adph .on Of
formerly tIom Lowell, Ma. N-'''
A. Yf,ka Feb a. Nttsre M,,.by ased Is y.s rA:ive Of
A: Trinity c'nre March E4s.r Holden formerly c.usl.
Ess;. Gs.d n ytHs.
In sse:n chio, March II sinon sntwel .,ed So yes
IL Stockton, March 10, ALL II "a OF A. S-Cage.
In ssn frcsco, The lsh March Halfway Oh
the Old Mission rad Mr. Samuel Maxim, aged s.
IN San Fnrci the ln inst. az the residence Of her
k,r Jo-ynne L.ss dsasht. Of Mr. J. W Lees aged ye.rs
and months.
In Mny.yl-, March H. Simon Satws aged sbou. % yesrs
foIl.Ily Ct Ms.sach-,.fiG
In sslors March 1? T. LBobers native Of Prussia .s.d q
yesr
In Portland March J. Mari. ~i', Of NJ Robert Pittocs in
the 9Th " of b,
In Portland Feb = James William. Robert and Jaue
Pcuilsrd.
IL s.. H,leIs, T. Feb 3 ssIor. Fanny ssed years and
uort., and on Nara g. Hsniy Leor aged years ami
uonks dADEh:tr and u Henry aud EzAsrts knish.on
H. Cow la o. T. Feb - q consunpi1n, Mr. W. Carlton.
In Wsshnfton Comfy D. p Mn. ANA h., wife Nathan
{. Riclai5son. aged ~ jesrs months AID IL days
At Todd's valley March II, shiadA wife OF Reid
s,ee IS
A. OIhir March u, Jscoe H. Her isr'on, ssed - yesrs
In kUshs, jar. T. John b. C.srk fruefly Of Kentucky
NOIkir Feb. =! Wa. schnid; l1se q EewYosk ssei ~
y,sr,
/, Eorelt Jar. n M, Fish Of Ptan, ~.e Of C.ft
Frh master OF tie Co,s.
N sa ElEeseo. Mash ID NJ v. b pss.y lac u U:s,a
v Y. ned n yeIrs.
AZ aH-dL MAIL 6 H,.b Lj.a q 8 ed. 4 VI add
e. ''r'.. t:sI'. $50 yrs 10 gC-ibs 400 C tays
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since September. The,e las teen 10 feei between
oar folhs and he Unei S:tte- to ps &c yet and We
do not expec: any for scne tine 20 come. The soh
der. are q1artered 81 cd For. B.i6gsr. Our boys
bzIpsd TO sshes ali bu. the adobe walls, few Gays
before tie yoops arrived there. Der boys stuffed
sone eo.hes and placed them on the walls 10 repre-
zen: sentinel snd when the troops came Up It took
th,uys OF thee days 70 &c. ready ga.sck the Fort
they .upposipg i. was occupied by our men. Their
hearts failed them q. tbe proper time and they sent 10
ass of Truce first. You cen imagIne their mSr d -
.isn when not q soul could be fund. They then
mar, he'd in with great pomp. Our boys were wateS'
ing :hem from the MONTANA.
I'VE do Dot rnterd 10 submI: 70 Gentle rule any
more. We have taken me stand, and he Lord ssys
h. viii sustain n in II. The tro1ps cannot get for
the ,now vii rot e: Them sid IN additon 20 this
they hsye no animals 10 come WIN. Our boys drove
Ito the valley al tho animals belonging 10 the Gov
ernuen: troops tina. they could get lI-some : ooO
kead-ard tSe balance perlshed IN me saow. Inc
tro,ps can do s no ham, ard they ale hghting among
Themselves. We fear nothing; Al = peace and que;
.uorp u.s. We are living our religion and We are
happy n the enjoyment: OF the blessings OF 12o,
Broiber Brigham Young has sent Bother alehanoer
Coysu to the upper c9.n.ry 10 bTnS through COM
pany BY Carson Valley IN the Spring. Brother Co"sn
will be in Sacramento, which he viii make his mead
quarters. His fs0iiy are o; Carson EaIey, snu 10
will take them along when be gcee from Sacramento 20
the Salt Lske Valley. Your father will do well 20
write 20 him ct g. Tel ell our people that they can
trus. IN regard TO ths matter, for i will be their So,
chance Of escape. Brother Brigham ssys ina. you
shall ccme safe, ard he says that the Loru VIII 20
manage Uncle sam that the sants can come up 10
Zion for some time yet. Give my love to all ana re-
cejye hb4sal shsre for yourself May the Lord bless
Won. Is the prayer Of true friend as you will ever
have. =, n" y.
Write to Sal. Lake City, Ctsh. The United states
mail will be KEEP, gong between that point snd Can
fornie. You must put yoonr trust IN the Lord Ice
men Der your prayers before the God Of Israel.
The next troops that coue will be volunteers, and
we will not be at all afraid Of hurting them Our boys
have not fred e gun yet. We have whipped them
whCu; firing shot.
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LETTER FROM A MORMON ELDER MOI
MON SPY IN TOWN
From TAs Saeya Menis STATE

Fyon TAs SaodMeais STATE Journal
The follow IL letter has been placed upon our table
for publicsiicn 1t will be seen " it that our boys
are coiIg 10 play the ID generally with poor old
Ir,le samuel They will undoubtedly have a good
tire in so doing. The document i addressed 10 q
yourg lsdy in Sorona County;
VLCAs $50 miles from San BeTnarilno,
Tuesday evening, jan IL, 1893.
Dy,R SISTER C.: embrace this opportunity OF
addressing you lew hines. ] am in good health and
srrils. and hope that this viii ind you not only al
well but in the enjoyment efeveTy necessary blessing
II ..en an age srce have seen you, and yon know
HAT would be very glad TO see YOU now, Yes,
would rejoice to zee you all for have passed many
harry hour in Your society and under you- fathers
hosrItable roof. | hope to become worthy of toe
Kindness ard friendly feeling thai has been bestowed
upcn ne. and also hope soor 10 zee you sl 70 the
valleys OF tie mouDtslIs
We have cone this far and al IS yell, and We ere
all ,sfe. We have not 3, Al snimsL Tel Brother
II that have got no oftoe hsndsomesi match
borsts that rave gone out Of San BeEnaIdno and that
an rot married yet nor am any nearer it, sppa-
r,ntly. than VIXEN LEFT Dry Creek bu: It q a long
l6re iLst mas 10 turning.
Nearly all the Mcruous have EFF San Bernard no,
ard ne have hsd good tck on our journey; we Lave
rad ,everhl seddI 20, sytr.l births. but no DEATHS
:, Gt go u so ~ssoDe have -: SD B.'Dartibc
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SsTIsDsY EVtstse Mach =. Issa
Thsf~ hss 10, boz a Of sgl~u.A 10 ~
market today FLovE. notwhstAndn= the
uD,uis ptusl ard probable, msntsDs itse slh ErsA
runs advanced H. GRAiS thsre s..ivfV
WgIAr n sbof suppy. which IL resson, p<hs. xis
W. 10 no, hear Of sns'ors About go bars BElsS have
~ uuclss.d a. e. asa So Ofers lower pdcss ~.
been fu.ed and the Barley placed 10 store 20 aws; vses
son- revival Of bares- 10 ked for stsT the deper ns
aesrnsr.
c., Goops-50 dozen Green Peas and ~ dOssI oss.
priysie.
CassIl-i Go-t, vrvs'e
C.Npt $500 boSe. Thsins es Nrbioot
ILouR-40 bbi. Xsxsl u sA
;,.-IO0 e,s.s b 9th 4 seds.whs, a. Agents rs;ss.
T,As-lAo boIe. Young Hyror, 70 each 30.
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IN sA.., M,rth nj M.r,, d.ush..r Of Mr. Sub a.

In Shasta March L. May, dsushser Of Mrs s,sh s&s.
ss,d 2 '. su uihs and y day.
In 81 ei,ou March H. John C. Cabcur, only a yo>>a
C. ard C.ssandra A Norris aged II months and lsys
In ssesnen.o March 6 May Ellen, daughter S-,-s.
Cs'hsroe Conway, aged months.
AZ w.mea Hs-aai, s l., JAN p Henry Brcss nss,. a.
Erssnd, sxrd IS years
In Honoulo Feb ?. Emma frsncis oAnshef o. ID. a. AN
IN San Frscisco March H. Miriam s. wife Of L.eios rh~.
Sn s,ive Of Asssacha..,ts ss.d ~ y-srS
n san yrAnci,co HAych 10, Miss Mary PsEniIsxI ~,
n.ry Of Nw.Yot City. ss.S 70 years Her bss 3ssry 4.
plofsd Is h~T nnmeroS. rl'neA -
In s.ersmsu,o March H. Of con'umPho' Absrt h.sIaa
sf.d " ysarA
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THE FUGITIVE SLAVE LAW AND "ARcHY."

ANOIHER ACT II 1HL DkANA-FktL EIIHIc AND
STREET kSOCk-DowSs.
Another phase ID the "Archy case" as il is called
I, Ok place or the l7.h and at one tine il looked if
ibis " nuch.vex,d question" was about to be grsced
with solution some hat similar to that which threat
ened the case of Anthony Burns, the fugitive ssve
who,e e1odus from Boston caused such excitement
in Massachusetts several years since. Archy, it will
be remembered, wss taken from ;he custody OF bis
master, c. A. Stoval, the 9Th inst, by writ Of
bsbeas corpus issued from the County Court by Judge
the Atlantic States. THE case of Arcby' wss set
oy Judge Freeol for Monday, the s:h inst, bat vas
psiponed owng to sose legal iufor,nahies, from day
10 day until ysst,rdsy when the Judge e.icAarged
him by the &C IseLt Oi SiOvsu
sctHE ~ THE toC<TY tOrRT.
A. sclbs- Ar,ty wee ret ~ he.Ty ''eTta''J, but
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

DTEn-At the residence Of his father in this city
on the 18th inst, Of putTid throat CHARLES AC
ousTus, only of George and Mary Jane Hogle aged
Z years, months and "a days.
DIcd.-In Headshurg, Oct. 2lst, r. E. only daughter
and child Of Dr. s. and NJ C. ButteruIore aged II months
Al carly morn learned the tale,
Twas by the mothers frantic vail
l knew her child was dead!
knew her bright, her fairy flower,
That had adorned LIES sunny hour,
Had on Its mission sped
To other worlds, It's native home,
To help adorn Jehovah's throne,
Beyond our visions ken;
To form jewel In that crown
That brought to US salvation down;
Chrst's sparkling dadem.
go, mother, take his promise true;
The loving pledge was made TO you,
And It in faith was given,-
"Lct little children come to ME,
Forbid them not" 10 the decree,
Such the kingdom Of IIeaven"-L.A.N.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
COnStahla'S Sale.

DY virtue Of execution to ME directed issued out
ID the Justices Court Of j. Spencer Justice Of the
Peace In and for Diamond Springs Township County o.
II Dorado, State Of California, upon Judgment rendered
therein the 9th day Of October A. D. 1858, in favor
James Cells Co and against John White, for the
thlrtyeght and 3510O dollars, debt and heen and 80
100 dollars costs Of suit together with accruing COSTS
have levied upon and seized, and will expose for sale
public auction 10 the highest bidder ut the mouth OF the
strapped Miners Tunnel" on Dead Head Flat"
On the 9th Day Of November,
A. D. 1885, at the hour of o'clock r. NJ all the right title
and into OF the above named defendant In and the
following described property lying and being in the Town
ship Of Diamond Springs, County and State aforesaid, IA
wit One Fourth Of Tunnel Mining Claim located about
and A.half miles west Of the tpwn OF Ncwtown, oil
"Dead Head Flat Township aforesaid and the
"Strapped Miners Tunnel"
Given under my hand this Goth dayof October A. d
1853. W.1l. SHARKS,
[SS SWl Constable in and for said Township
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

PArENr Or Rrz Mill MAculSERY.-A. j, Dooliitle,
IT GRIZZLY Hill, in ItIA county, says the NcvAds
i'r-.ty,,i, has recently received . patent from,
Washington. for improvement in quartz mill ma
chncry. The invention consists in employing aai
springs I" which the slampers are connected. for
the double purpose If guiding the stampers and i'm
vrCaSg the force # the blow. 1t further consists
IN ~ arranging the battery that the finer pieces OF
quartz pass ont that the large pieces are al
ways exposed tn the full f1rce Of the blow. 1t il
great Improvement. has been tested, and gives en-
tire satisfaction,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

GETTING BErrEn. We really think our townfolks,
saws the Butte Record. are getting better Of their
chills aud fever, They have long wished for rain.
hoping it would cleanse the atmosphere uf the
miAsma SO long hanging over the town. Whether
the rain has had this effect no. oil think it has,
aud even that encouraging feeling is as good as
twenty grains of quinine u the man. The mining
districts, during the past season. suffered severely
frnm sickness caused perhaps, from stagnant water.
have given vigor and strength and hope to the
sckly, and restored them to their wonted cheerful.
ness, If not to health
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JANsoN, BOND g. CO.,

JANSON, BOND & CO.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS OF DRX
co, have now landing and in store
800 bales 80 inch Brown Drills,
loo bales SO inch Brown Sheetings,
100 bolts No 600 Duck,
$40 bolts No. 2-l0 Duck,
90 bales Raven Duck,
10 cases Merrimac Prints,
100 cases Prague Prints,
800 cases Pacific Prints,
- 1H0 cases Dunnel's Prints,
80 cases = A. Blesched Shirtings,
10 cases 6;4, So and 1914 Deached shirting',
90 cases Hue Drills,
10 cases Blue DENNIS,
10 bales Hickory Stripes,
25 bales y, = and A TickinEs,
10 bales Scarlet, Blue aud Gray Panpels,
IL bales Ballardale White Flannel,
cases Coburgs and Merinos,
3 cases Wool and Half-Woo. Plaids,
8 cases blue and Black Alpaccas,
IL cases Pacfc-neW styles De LANES,
cases Alwool, new styles, do,
cases French Merinos,
10ffN Bay State Plaid Shawls,
1000 Cashmere and Plain Wool Shawls,
Black and Coored Silks,
Plain, Figured and Plaid Silks,
Aud large assortment Of other Dress Goods.
BLANKETS,
lcao pairs White, Green and Blue MackInaw,
ltU" pairs BIB, TBB and SBG Blankets,
i""u Iars cheap Gray English Blankets,
l'" rLas ch, APP Hue English Blankets,
=" pairs Scarlet Engi sh Blankets,
6u" pans 81, Ia II and 1914 White Red Blankets
Clothing and Furnishing Goods,
luuu ,loz cray, Blue aud Scarlet Flannel Shirts,
l'i1 dog tray and WnIte Mcrno Undershirts and
Drawers,
lrnn dog Merlno and Wool Socks,
5M doZ Saunet and Jean Pants,
- duz Duck and CottOnadc Pants,
$40 doz Hickory and Check shirts,
800 doS Calico and White Dress Shirts.
$40 dOE Overalls and Jumpers.
Black and Fancy Silk Cravas, Neck Ties, silk Hand
kerchefs Suspenders, aud variety Of other articles
numerous to mention. For sale by
JANSON 'OND CO,
Corner Battery and Clay streets; San Francisco.
October 9Th, 1SS6.-l2ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

FIRE ENcINE.-The Sonora Herald states that q
Mr.. Frederick brewer, Of that place, has invented a
new fashioned fire engine, and taken steps TO secure
patent therefor. The shafts not only draw the
engine and lay the bose, but in working stick out
behind aud are changed into four Breaks the wheels
become ny.wheels so necessSr, for uniform motion
and the axlctree, cranks to work the pumps, which
ate double action. with only four valves for both.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

lvnIAv MrRnkR.-Deputy Sheriff Frank Miller in.
&,as> Ms saws The Butte Record, that one Indian
MS - inl kiilcd by another at the Forks Of Butte
ouc ~ hs week. The two quarrelled over q
gambling game, vice they were taught by civil
ia,jv,. IT," shooting was done with a rinc-a
Me-, v.,rh Nn Indian should be allowed To carry
rav ~.s1o,vr - aged As long as Indians have
-. .,,v ...i atr MT unwilling 10 pay an rXorti,ant
prize i'r AN article long will they find wreches
eager ln furnish them with deadly weapons.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

Coon NIELp--The farmers of Nara county are
doing thriving business. The Weld from their
Wheat fields the past season reached the enormous
amount of 50l,GVJ bushcs-doub the quau,itv
produced nv any other county IN the State 1t is a
rich agricultural cctHty and is tAst settling up with
an industrious aud hardy population.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

The Cumberland Presbyterian Church was ded-
Gated in Stockton on Sunday last, with appropriate
ceremonies. The dedication sermon was preached
by the Rev. Mr.. Sweeny, the pastor Of the church.
large crowd of spectators were present witness
the ceremonies.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30

A FAvoR,rE RENEDr.-We'believe no medicine
has ever given stronger proof of its efficacy than
the 0xygrnsted Bitters, In cases of Dyspepsia
aud General Debility, restoring health and cheer
t,lnc$s, When all other remedies have failed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-10-30
Dissolution of Copartnership.

TINE cupArtncTshp heretofore existing between the IN
i dersigned Is this day dissolved By MUTUAL agreement
L. KINDS is authorized to SctIle all demands against
the hrm, and to receive payment Of all debts and
counts, at the Office
H. Oils will continue business In his own name 81
the old stand. II. l.. KINDS,
HENRY Oils.
FlacerilIe, October sth, 1sSs-liml