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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
PLAcERvILLE POST OFFICE
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

HAIL NHHNNIkHENTN.
MAIL Il dispatched from this office daily. funlayS X
~ eepted, to Sarraucno. fan Francisco aud all parts
Of this State, which clS>cS Rt = O'Clock. T. N.
specia! mail 10 Dispatched daily, Sundays Excepted 60
COleaa SID C0d Springs. which closes nj DeDck T. NJ.
special Ill Is also dispatched daily Sundays except
ed. 70 GeofErtuWn cid Spanish Flat; which cloics at ;
O'eI6rk r. v. - ,it
The mails for the Atlantic States. Europe &C., cosc ct
this Oice about the :I and 18th ~ each month"; "a rit
when those days Saturday, and t!en they will
Canse The day preYouA
The Mals Tor Oregon and Washington Territories are
dpssched sem.nnnthly immediately amer The arrival
Of tie Atlantic Inah..
The malls iOr Salt Lake City and other post o1ces Ia
Ci4h Territory, dispatched monthly, ria San Francis
CO, Fan Dfeg" aud ibc Fs.Iillrrn route
OFFICE II0CRS.-Tl,iS Office will he kept open daily.
Sundays rNrrptrd. from orlnch A. NJ, till ~ ~ and
Irom ~ ulI 81, P.N. Box dr"rry open tilI =, r. ".
On Sundays-PrOm ill 10 A. NJ. aud from till !, p.
". A. n. THATCHER Pest Master.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

BEAUTIFUL EXTRACT Il saw a mourner
stand at cvcntido near tho grave Of ono dear
est to him on earth. The memory of joys
that were past came crowding upon hisssoul.
And is this, said he, "all that remains of
one so loved and so lovclys call but no
voice answcrsl Obi my loved one will not
hearI ., DEATH inexorable death what
hast thou done? Let me bow down and for
get my sorrows in the sumber of the grave" |"
While he thought thus in agony, the gen.
tic form Of Christianity came by. She bade
him look upward, and to the.eyc of faith the
Heavens were disclosed. He heard the
songs and transports of the great multitude
which no man can number around the throne.
There were the spirits of the just made per-
fcct--thcrc the spirit Of her he moUrned!-
There happiness was pure, permanent, per-
feet The mourncr then wiped the tears from
his eyes, took courage and thanked Cod "All
the days Of my appointed time" said he.
Twill wait till my change come" and ho
returned to the duties of life, no longer sor-
rowing us those who have no hope.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

BETTER AND BrsT.-It is better to brew beer
than to brew mischief.
1t is better to be slnittcn with nice young
lady than the rheumatism. -',
It is better to be pitted with mother.in-
law than with the small pOx. cjs ,...t,
It is bctser. to fall into fortune than into
the sea. t 49,
1t is bettcr to cut tooth than friend.
1t is better to stand dinner than "Pistols
and coffee for two."
1t is better to shoot patridgcs than the
moon.
ltis better 70 patch hole in your unncn.
IiOnablcs than to foolishly run in dcbtAOr a
new pair. 81 ~ "
1t is better to have the drawing Of an artist
than Of blister. t..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

LITTLE GRAvEs.-Sacrcd places for pure
thoughts and holy meditations, arc tho little
graves in the churchyard. They arc the de-
positories of the mothers sweetest joys-half
unfolded buds Of innocence, humanity nippcd
by the first frost oftimc, ere ycta cankcr-worm
Of pollution had nestled among its embryo
petals. Callous indeed must be the heart of
him who can stand by little graveside and
not have the hottest emotions of his soul ava
kcnrd to thoughts orpurity and joy which be-
long alone to God and heaven: the mute
preacher at his feet tells of life begun and life
ended without stain; and surely fthis be
vouchsafed to mortality, how much purer and
holicr must be the spiritual land, enlightened
by the sun of infinite goodness, whence en-
anatcd the soul of that brief sojournmcnt
among us? How swcllS the heart ofthc parent
with mournfuljoy while standing by the earth
bed Of lost little oncsy Mournful because a
sweet treasure is taken away-joyiul because
that jewel glittcrs in the diadcm Of the Re
deemer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

..-----.--.--------X V. Z. GEIGER,
Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDERSON, secretary pro TEN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

A good constitution is like money box
the full valRc of it is never properly known
until it is broken.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Marriage is designated by some people as
"bridal," because 1t generally puts p curb
upon some.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
From the knickcrbocker.
THE PARTING.

Side by side, we sat together,
As oft in days gone by;
But now our hearts were distant
As earth is from the sky:
A shadow Ind come o'cr us,
Which darkened all the room,
And filled our eyes with sorrow,
And filled our hearts with gloom.
Within that icy shadow
We sat MS If congealed,
Though heart and bruin were thrObbing
With thoughts no speech revealed.
Each knew the secret pHng
Which gave lhe other pain
All one had never loved,
And the other loved in vain.
Awhile we sat in silence,
SurrowfIl and chilli
knew that must leave her,
And yet fingered still;
Like some fOrlOrn miser,
Who hath lost his wealth and mind,
And fingers, yGinly seeking
What he shall never find.
Then with sudden start,
The impulse Of despair,
arose to brave my fate,
And go-I cared not where:
took her hand in mihc,
'Twas cold as dead hand;
No pressure nOw-no clasp,
Which the heart might understand.
~"
looked into her eyes,
And she looked into mine,
But hers were like the stars
Which warm not as they shine:
said to her, GOOD night"
She said Good might to me;
So We parted, sadly parted
COldly- parted, and she.
When LEFT her fathers house.
And passed with rapid feet,
Ny footsteps echoed sadly
Through the empty street:
felt like ono who gricveth,
BY some deep sorrow moved;
As moarner when he leaveth
Tho grave of one he loved.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

No pupil is so greatly to be pitied as the
pupil of the eye, for that is continually under
the LASH
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

No FEXTTERY. .-A curious incident occur
red at one Of the prayer meetings down town
last week. An unctous brother, who, it ap-
pears, is kind Of outdoor clerk for one Of
the lottery swindlrs situated in II Broadway
basement not far from the Park, and who has
been long noted as one of the hardest kind OF
characters, after chuckling out in unusual
spasms general confession Of his sins, and
cxultng over his curious conversion" be-
sought the prayers of the assembly in his be-
half.
His request was Immediately complied with
by younger brother, who seemed well post
ed on the past career and present mode Of
life of the oily "convrrt."
This gentleman instantly set up q fervid
prayer in behalf of Brother l." lie
implored for mercy for the corpulent sinner,
although, as he avcrred, "Brothcr LIS
long life Of fraud extended beyond the reach
of mercy that was not infinite in its nature. "
Brother l. rather WINGED at this literal
compliance with his own solicitation, but
quite regardless Of this, the scathing suppli-
Gator went on. "Thou knowcst," he pro-
ccedcd, "that no sinful wretch stands in
greater need Of mercy than Brother l.!
Forgive him for his robbery of the widow
and the poor forgive him for his long life OF
frAndl= Turn his heart this day from lusting
after the nefarious profits of the policy bust
ncss Awaken him to knowledge of the
sinfulncss Of false pretcnccs, and the pur-
chase of stolen goods and insproShim with a
determination to pay his debtS!"
Quite lively alteration ensued outside a
few minutes afterwards, between Bro. l.
and the gentleman who had prayed SO pointed
ly in his behalf which would probably have
terminated unplcasantly but for the interie-
renee Of policeman.-M J. ENper.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

Why is lady pulling on her corset like a
a man who drinks to drown his care? BE.
cause while she Is so-l0cing herself she is get.
ting tight.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
JOB PRINTING,

TIE MUCSTnN DENWRAT Hook and Job Printing Office
10 the most complete establishment Of the kind in the
and 10 always supplied with the hest material To be- had in
Ihe State Consequently enabled 10 print, Books
ramplIets Poster IanJbs Bait Tickets. Programmes,
Certificates Of Stock DcpOrs, Checks Bl Heads Re
ceptS Cards &C. 10 the hest style VI the art, aud A the
most reasonable prices, FOR CASH.
E~ LEGAL AND OTHER BLANKS printed TO or Ter,
With neAlneaa and dirnalch.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
TIL n
THE
@oantait democrat
L published Saturday, at the Once cOOma st.
Placervile, by
GELWICKs g. JANUARY.
U. ". GELwICKs, wM. A. JANUARY.
AdVCPliSfnU.

One SQuare i0Res hrst inseItion. 4each b,equent
tnsrrAn o. 81 Business Cards Of ten lneJ less one
year, Rsa three months,
liberal discount will lie made the above rates, for
all yearly and quarterly Advertisements which iced ono
UuuAre.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26

MOVING lQA 7 MN ~ -
'FFA sSS;E men sl 30 y cxpaa "a
.XasR sai
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-06-26
CHARLES E. ABBOT,
Public Administrator.
OFFICE with Thos IT, IIewes ESQ Corner Of Main and
" COlOma Streets Racerville I4B4tfI

~ OOtomA btTteBt HluCerVlHe. I4t4tfl
E. w. WELTON,
County Surveyor,
rs prepared to execute Surveys Of Ditches Roads Mi
i ming Claims, &c.
OFFICE-UDOn Building, Pacervine. [4s5l
f. III. HARMON,
Notary Public.
nPPICE nj saIIdersOn Newells Main st., Placerville.
" Deeds aud UtIer Instruments Acknowledged. [n20
SAMUEL J. X. HANDY,
Attorney aud Counsellor at I.aw,
0FFICE CITY Bork up stairs) Main Street, Piaccrvir.
~ tl'l'Gml
&. B. PATTERSON,
Attorney Mt Law and Notary Public.
nFFICE-SIain Street Placervie.
$. W. sAxDERsON, DIX. NEWELL
SANDERSON s. NEWELL,
Attorneys Mt LAW.
0FFICE-In Douglass Building (ur staIrs Main Street
~ flac"rYile. tang2957l
THOMAS HI. IIEWES,
Attorney at LAW.
nFFIcE-M the corner Of Main and Coloma sts (up.
~ s,ars), T1accrvirc. VIZ
----------.----------
q. d. HALL, JOHN HUME
HALL s. HUME,
attorneys Mt I.NVv, ---------'------
nFlICE-In Dorsey's Block Cipstarsl, Main g rect
} Placcrylr. IIg1
A. A. VAN GUELDEE4,
Attorney at Law,
(t0IoMA, n Dorado County, California.
~ tmaylG-51I
w. III. BRUMFIELD,
Attorney NJ Law.
nPPCE In Dorscys Block (upStairsG Main Street. Pa.
, crTYnr. HSl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
rs~ IT is wfrH suspsIsx that the SIGN.

ers OF ne above card have learned that this step has
rei with opposition oa the part of portion OF the
ev;Bnuafy. afew fhy sieians and especially ofsome
cf those engaged IN the same business IL has long
been the custom With seesrai of the Druggists OF
this city 70 charge an Increased price, for medicines
oispTnsed at plight. and IL has been de, med proper
neet rata.
With regard to the justice of the proceeding. we
wouid say, that no man engaged in any other
capattan woni consider it unfair to charge more
for services rendered at unusual hours and we GER
tslnis fhsak 70 improper tor any PHYSICIAN TO ob
Ject. while he obtain. increased fee OF FeuY Dol.
lars. Ton the day charge amer the hour of 10 NJ
and only claim the fity after ge hare retir
ef
Because we have not heretofore insisted upon that
which IS ia Itself just and proper, 1t il no reason
why should not now do 20, and IL is certa.ni,
be'ter TO hsve npea understanding ui,h he pub
lic than ~ hsye them subject To secret rule ami
Gjiriiu1l caprice. se6-dta1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22
nss- LIFE SIZE PHorsaRApns.-The

EH3. LIRE SIZE PHOTVGHAPHS.-Iut ut
subscriber takes pleasure in announcing "a his nH
usrous patrons and the public at large. that be II
now prepared TO furaish Photographs from Ininia
fures 70 FULL LIFE SIZE, either plain or colored
which for accuracy and fnish, he warrants equal
II not superior any produced in this city, az lesf
than the usual price. Old pctare5 copied and en-
iarged to any size.
-Cltizens AMI strangers invited to call and ex
anime specimens ut GIBBS Temple Of Art. CORN
THAN Hall, Main street, between 9th ana 10Th:
Pc GIBBS.
p. S.-If you want a genuine Ambrotype, this Il
the place TO get it, where you will neither be hum
buggsd in price work. Also, Meiaiuotypes, ef
any other Picture in the Photographic Art
ia I. E. ".
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

AE JAcKsos's CELEBRATED BITTsRs
If yen have Ague and Fever,
TAKE JACKsoN'S BITTERs.
If you have Bilious Few r,
TAKE JACKSON's BITTERS.
II you have Summer Campaint. -
TAKE JACKSONS BiTTERS.
As a TONIC, and curer of General Debility, it is
Unsurpassed
For sale by Druggist generally. Price, only 50
cents per bottle. X. FL. JACKSON,
au I2-fs Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THROUGH TIcKErs.-The contractors upon the
overland California mail route have fixed the price
OF through tickets from Memphis to San Francis
CD at 500. Each passenger will be allowed fifty
pounds OF baggage, and will be required. in addi.
tion to paying his fare to snbsist himself For the
present. he will be compelled to take bis provisions
from Fort Smith to last him the remainder of the
journey. We doubt not, however, that the compa-
ny will soon prepare accommodations along the
route, by which this inconvcnience will be obyia-
tsd.-Aemphts appeal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

dence R. H. Journal reports that the steam cotton
mill In that city was sold by auction on Thur sday
last for $4,000, and the taxes assessed upon it the
present year, amounting to about 81 600 more
hessrs. A. d. j. Y. Smith were the purchasers
There are $4,000 spindles and 36s looms, with all
the usual preparations. The assessed value of it
last year was 100000
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

E Fresh LEEoHEs.-I have just re-
ceived, by Adams Express, fresh lot of Swedish
LEECHES. which will be applied upon most reason
able terms
P.S.-Cupping and Leeching promptly ATTENDED
Dressing Room under the American Hotel and al
aight on 9Th street. French Garden Hill.
my 1-ts r. G. H0BsCE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

ray NERVOUS SUFP8RIHos.-
BROKEN DOWN AND DEBILITATED PROBES
SI0NAL MEN,

We off.r you the great RESTORATIVE AND
lNflGORAT0Ri
To Delicate Females aud Children.
HANPTON'S TINCTURE
Is truly a blessing! Weappeal TO our citizens
Rev. James w. HunDfcult. the talented and
tensively read paper. the Christian banner, pub
lIshed At fredericksburg Va in his editorial OF the
18th OF May, 1875. thus speaks of HAMPTUA'S
YEGETABLE TINCTURE.
We had taken strong medicines, observed great
particularly in our Giet. and all to no purpose.
when female friend of ours importnned us to get
bottle Of HA aPr0S'5 yBGETABLETIkCIURE
assuring thst we would And great lief from its
use. We briefly piled. 'tce ac0uld not oire dol
lar fT all the iYncture Hampton euer n,uts 80 far
as our own individual health was concerned."-
We had no faith in it, Lor any other medi-
cine In effecting cure on us. In the kindness Of
her heart, however, without consulting us about it.
she sent and got bottle and urged us TO accept
of it, and for her SAKE 10 could not possibly inIure
u.s. to il according to direction. For the high
gard we had for her and her ect of kindness, we
promised to do SO. And without the least exsgger-
alton can truly say hat bNfore we had used the
contents OF one bottle we felt like q new man."
As an Invigorator and Restorative, where gentle
stimulsut is wanted believe itsuperior to all the
Cordias before the public. as u cure for DfSP EP-
STA, COUGH, SCR0FULA and kHEUMATISM,
with all diseases of the Stomach and Bowels; it has
been truly successful TO the Sin9ls asd Married -
We of l1r the most valuable remedy, which thou
sands will testify.
kYr Call and get Pamphlets and BEE cures.
sold by PURCELL, LADD CO. Richmond; by
DR.. COOKE, Fredericksburg; by all the Drugglstsin in
ttrsburg; by MORTIMER NOW WBRAY, haiti
more, and by Druggists and Shopkeepers every
where.
HSr 81 per bottle six bottles for S.
n--d
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sNr New FIRE PRoor RoorINa.-T

Subscribers successors OF EsTILL & Co., in their
PATENT ELASTIC
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
CEnENT ROOFING
now offer the same to the public.
1t makes one OF the very best and cheapest roofs
ever use /, for DWELLINGS, CHURCHES, BARNS,
DEP9rS, &C.
1t also makes an invaluable PAINT for tin roofs,
stops the leaky ones and prevents those newly put
on from leak King.
Roofs painted with this material Will not require
Ie-paiutipg for many years.
All orders il citg or country promptly attended
to. Z y YALE 4 Co,
l3o Main street
~ County Rights In Virginia for ssls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

New YORK QUARANTISE-REMovAL OF REsrRIC-
rIoSs.-Ata q meeting Of the New York health COM
missioners, Monday, it was resolved to reduce the
Term of detention OF New Orleans aud Charleston
vessels arriving at quarantine with sickness on
board to eight days. aud those without sick ness to
four days. thus shortening the detention over one
half. The restrictions upon loading New Orleans
aud Charleston vessels at quarantine were also
thrown of, aud steamers from New Orleans were
allowed stream permits. Vessels from Savannah
we're exempted frem quarantine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

s- LTcoRicE BOILERS, 90 AND 12O
GALLONS FOR WooD OR Coal These Boilers have
yerv simple arrangement for regulating the heat
and for retaining ID at a given temperature Tor
long lime. Just TO hand. per schooner Haxsll, and
for sale at the Governor Street Stove Store, BY
GEORGE STARRETT.
N B-smalicr sizes. TO arrive. also the karmers
Boilers all Sizes on hand. Jy 29
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

ass. WATER CooLERs.-We have on
hand of our own manufacture, the best quality
WATER COOLER, neatly painted. Call and sup
ply yourselves at
my Its Corner OF 18th ana Gary streeN
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TURNING THE TABLEs.-John Malsny

appeared before the Mayor yesterday, and charged
Amos McFalI a lad, with knocking Richard Ms-
lopy down with stone, and with throwing several
others at the head Of the witness. The evidence
Of the complainant made the defendant appear to
be young savagei but when other witnesses
were called, the facts came out that John Mallory
had whipped McFall severely, and that little Mac
had after wards attempted to plant ground seed
or two in his assailant's head, which, however, he
failed to do. With such testimony before him, the
Mayor could do no less than discharge the boy,
and reprimaud Mallory for taking the liberty to
vbip another persop's child.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

THE VINTAGE In FRAScE-AlI the accounts from
France concur in stating that the grape disease 10
passing very lightly over the vineyards, aud that
there viii be an early and abundant vintage. Ia
confirmation of this 1t 10 statsd that empty casks
are selling througbout the vias growing region ct
exorbifantly high prices. The fns appsarance of
the VINEYARDS and the immense stock 10 the bond
ed stores Of Paris have paralysed the efYorta a.
spccuiHtcrs for rise In prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

nay Chr srADoRo;s EXCELSIOR HAIR
Drs-The best instantaneous Hair Dye In heword,
d1es not hurn give the hair an unnatural appear
ance making IL beautiful brown OF black. Sold by
FISHER WINSTON, l25 Main street,
Richmond, Va.
Prepared by JOSEPH CHR.sTApoRo, No 6, Astor
HOUSE, New York. au 27-3w
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a4s~ EAsE, GRACE, BEAUTY AND Cor

pEeTNEss are combined in the PHOTOGRAPHS and
ANsRoTYPE- Executed ut the large photugt II N and
Fiue Art GAileres Of MlNNl5, 1877 Main stIeet np-
posite the Posioaice and Sycamore street. Ieers
bus, Va.
Ea-e sui grace in position. beauty in finish. and
&C he - III port caiture.
nose who With to obtain something really fine i'll
the war OF Lisenesa, either in Ambtotype or Pho
tegrRph plain, in india ink. water cOors, oil coors,
pasille nf any size up to the size OF hfe, are
spsctfuly solici cd to visit his Galleries and exam
inc hi% varioas styles of Pottraitates
Ga lers atws, open and free 10 vi-itors, whether
thsy desire work executed not. seq
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MO MONOPOLY-I. Nj. SINGER &
~ Co.'s CRLEBsATED NATIONAL SEWING

- GAPS AL SE" AIs0
MACHINEs-s,rFicr 2l7 MAiE sraEEr, RICHMOND,
Ave would most respectfully invite al to call
aai examine eu- new stock of Family. Plantation
ana 3Lea her Machines. which for dnrabiliss ard
beauty of tinish, eannat DO surpassed by any. ou,
Machines are SO constructed, that BY the magical
changes they are msds 70 sew. hem. gather ana
stitch from the coarsest cotton bag or heavy
leather. to tho finest silk, satin or lace. OF any
description, without trouble. The simple con
s,ractIou ease OF management and saving Of time.
makes tho Machine invaluable, and warranted 20
give perfect satis action TO all. Our new Family
Machine, for Exht work. will be found one Of the
prettiest and best Ia use; II 10 put up IN Rosewood,
Mahogapy or Eaameiea cases. TO suit the parior or
work-rooa. Our agent. being = fine machinisf; 10
prepared 70 repair Machines and to gire all the In
s.tscsiss. that the operators can adjust thsis
Machines with all ease Lsdies will be instractsd
their residences; Also servapts desired free OF
charge. We invite ali TO cali and examine. where
i possible attention will be paid by 0nr lady oper
asers and Agent TO give panatiors, whether they
purchase not.
ssls, Thread and Cotton. Of all eo!ors and dessrp-
tions. Needles; Gauges for tucking and bindtnR.
No charge for shipping Circulars will be sent 70
all On appsieatin n bs mali or otherwise,
Cloth aF Leather.
Ehilts, Ac. made to order. at short notice.
IL 4 Al xf4GEH n ~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-22

k% GEoaGs q. STEEL, Dentist, Office
and residence. No zsl on MAN, between Str and 9th
sreets. Richmond Va mv3o-fy
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Drnp PROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Peachy, yesterday morning. held an inquest at the
first station house, over the body Of Adam Par
tiDgtoD. white man. there lying dead. The evf
dence showed that the deceased was Q man Of In
temperate habits-that be wss very much insox-
icsted last Saturday evening-that at Q late hour
that night, he found his way INFO q back lot, in
rear of the house in Hughes Row, on 1Tth street.
occupied by Mary Gleason, where be fell or laid
down, and there remained until 10 O'Clock Sunday
morning, when he was taken to the cage. As be
then in helpless and insensihle condition, DR.
Jackson called in to him, and did all ia his
power to restsre him to consciousness, but failed
to do 80. Indeed, every attention was paid him
from that moment until the tins of his DEATH
which was at II O'Clock last Monday night. TIE
jury, after hearing these facts, rendered verdict
that the deceased came TO his death by intempe-
rance and exposure Partington was q machnist
by trade, aud being good workman, could have
done we'll, but for his fondness for drink.