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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09
NAVY DEPARTMENT.


rar AID Commodore Joseph smith chief
All the yards wharycs buildings machinery
and everything immediately connected with them
the superintendent OF this bureau also charged with the
management Of the Navnl Asylum.
Darrau Of Construction Equipment Isntha ESQ
bureau, c clerks drauGhsman
engineer tho navy Daniel Martin, attached to
this engineers bureau
charge building repairs Of purchase
Materials and the providing Of NIL vessels with their equipments
anchors tanks &C The
all engines navy
approval the Secretary decides plans their
top.
eau r Provisions and ciaAao Bridge pusrr uuted states
the navy clothing together making
nishng same, under tho charge Of this bureau
Bu,sau or Oynaace hayopaphy Duncan Ingrsha,
chief Of bureau clerks This
charge and ordnance tho manufacture
chase cannon guns powder shot shells &C. and bo equipment
with everything connected herewith also
ydes them with maps CHARTS cirononeters bsometers
goter furnished ships ofwar The Untcd
states Naval ydrosaphca washington
Naval Academy NJ annapolis are also under the general su
pentendence Of the chief Of this bureau tit
BuAau Of Medicine ard S,speyDr William whrlan Uni
passed assistant surgeon United
states navy and clerks Everything rotating TO msdcncs and
medical and wounded and of
hospitals within the superIntendence Of this bureau
Hon B. Floyd Of War nukard, chief clerk,
ohowing bureaus attached 10 ths department:
Cosnandiav Gcrai, OThs odice the head Of which 4.
lieutenant General sco,t, ~ at New York Il
Addaw General. oncsco Samuel Cooper Adjutant General
and Brves CAPT areche Judge Advocate svc, Major John
Irc nine clerks and one In this ocs kept NIL
the records which resr TO the the the rolls
n here who're all military COMMISSIONS made
onarrmassr Cenras Office 4Brsye Major General Jesup
general & Thomas Captain
lsr and Bsvet Major pcr eleven clerks aud
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Nj EDECAI4 HOUSE, No. 81 Unsomhuuse street. near
WI ROYAL street-For the Cure Of Old Chronic MeEcrA
Syphc all Private Diseases without Mercury hndr8nce
from business exposure to friends, and guaranteed
all cases,
The unparalleled success which has attended Dr. James pr
maFkable he has effected whcn incur
able by the most eminent physicians use him in Offering his
the confidence OF the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Frtvaie, and OF which,
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James
aneny eradicaes, tmey: syphilis primary secondary
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections Of females AoweyeI
complicated they be- Diseases Of the Buck and oins
of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro.
ee6 Cancers Ulcers Tuners and all Diseases OF the skin
would also call the attention especially Of those
who have privately improperly injured themselves tina,
ting either business society Constitutional DE
hty ImpoenCy, The following Of the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits Of youth,
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain In the Head Dmness
Vision OF Muscular Power Palpaton Of the Heart Dys
pepsa Nervousness Irritahty symptoms Consumption,
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of IDEAS Depression Of
Spirits Evil FOfebodiRgs Aversion to Society, Sefstrust
Love Of Solitude Imidy Of he evils produced
All persons afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
no M to call Dr. james and be at restored TO perfect
health let false eicacy prevent You apply
terrible malay
Weakness Of he organs Immediately cured and fun vigor
restored
Remember THE Medical House of Dr. James is 50 Custom
house
Private separate reserved Hours OF attsndanc,
from A. NJ. to s p. N.
Consultations strictly confidential.
P5-keeehtoasoso 8oEorFhea twenty four hourF
/ OF no Day. DR. u AS(ES,
~ ~ 81 Cnstomhouse street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS,

MAYoRALPY OF NEW ORLEANS.
City Hall Dec % lSis.
Common COutcil Of the City Of New Orleans
No. 1864.
RsO'Ued, That N yigue, City Auctoneer he and he is
her by requested 70 advertise for sale upon and
dtons established by existing ordinances VII the properties
accrued 10 The city from the succession OF the late John
next
Rssolued That the Surveyor hereby requested
deliver the City Auctonee all the plans of the properties
above rel erred to.
Re8olpsd further That all ordinances parts ordinances
contrary the foregoing hereby repealed
(SiguedJ CHAS. II. WALDO,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl j. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved December g. 1865
4 ign d. GERARD STITH, Mayor.
A true copy. j. l.. FABRB,
d24 Secretary at the Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

SPE CIFICATIoNs, for the contract Tor
- nnS with cHr3stones, making wooden tets on both
street. from Fivo!i Circle TO Felicity street.
both sd5s Of The New 0rean aud oito@ Railroad on
St 2hmles street from riyoli ircle to Felicity street.
quality with them beveled dressed the top answere
slope Of the sides from three 10 six feet long from y,x
thirty inches vide and not less than three and half inches
thick They shall be well set in good joints and in work
lengths of from three to six feet throughout the work ac
cong to Inc directions aud levels to lie given by The CITY
surveyor and each curbstone shall have slope Of three ad
haif inches foF every i9ot ,tS heEht toEsrds the
II the most approved and no @ les hen
OF The adIoiEng gutter shall be admitted in the work
lengths Of bo FL tban twenty reSt sxcep n eases Where
the Jennings pinned there and at every Intermediate space Of
five feet with oak pins not less than four fee long by two inches
in diameter driven through suitable anger holes in the gutter
curbsones shalt be leveed suit and tie other outside
edge to have nolehes OF eight inches long by inches
two inches tRc ponte at he en Witch enters be ro1pd NH
least three five inch spikes each and
by two and half lick veil nailed the gutter plaEs
be Of ry river sand four inches tic and s6lidy heidsd h.
fore the pins driven The top edge Of the facing board shall
plank and the latter shall be laid with slope Of inch
GENERAL CLAUsEs-A the materials shall be of the best
quality and shall be furnished by the contractor well as the
The contractors shall be bound begin the work in the
TV x, ' p ~ ~ I, 50 a. y f
penalty q ten dollars day for each and day thereafter
security q $1,000 shall required to guarantee
me faithful peIlotneug i Of me contract; M
ance Of thesame by the City surveyor.
Its well understood ha failure by the contractor
Il 9eg nnsa s6s the To or qy TS e Pc
in which the work being eXecned tae Council shall aEe the
right to annu the contract wn4on putting ne contractor Il de-
i5deinni7v and il so we'll HndTsfood that in case lie con
Hat I'M
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Notice hereby given that the termination o. the copart
nership existing according written articles OF agree
men between the members Of the finn of Baylor Co the
will be dissolved and the unfinished business placed
liquidation. c. g. BAYLOR,
Manchester March 1889 az Jaw
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Il. T. VENNARD,
S, =. DEIASARRE,
ALFRED X EARNY,
II. BEEBE.


Az oedinanse revising aud IN lien Of ordinance No 369 en-.
eu an ordinance concerning the Pound limits Of the city,
SECTION Be i otdataedbg he Common Council II The cig
q 8elo OFtea That lto and after the passage Of
anaaee ss1a not 6e lawful for any person AZ
mai TO run at large within The following limits viz:
IA the FIRST District bets the river str ct Felicity
road and Canal street. - 's
street, and ESpanada et, '' ~
n the Third District from the river plauade street
" Dread street down Broad ST Bernard syenue 10
o. ne mar avenue to Josephine street Josephine street
w lyap lslas up bys Fields Claiborne street do
10 Eaghen street mp nghen street 10 Good
st,ls' aoHh noedchitren Deery street
Ns is es 10 ne soth side Of III publ roai down tie
slae OF sad public road the lower line OF he eiv
@ 800 M pnee roa to The river thence up he river
i In the Fourth DIS rct hetyyee1 III, II a.
ny sne OF me city, AMI Felicity road And Ia shpi H.
s y me pc cemen and hmen 10 arrest and conduct
~ notaes mules, cows hogs goats Rhen or a mar II
so n large within he limits aforesat3 "a liz nbi
EIuhl q Tue DIST In wherever snmaI may No ~,
aas ne owner 5heTeot shall pay Cue two dollars az eB
ehal g found running AZ eondurted 10 Inc p
and shl, m Atepyert the Of cents
sneh animal may be kept N ] Pound, = - icy
SIC z BE II firfhsT ordained That The Nay,r ~, -
Is heteht authorized 20 Hppnnt upon
ee eee Commissioner. two suitable persons eaek Dist ~ ~
ne city whose duty tha be ATTEST aud conduct T. III
tand Of the respective Districts, all the orenar nj
found running at large within the mt II ibe Dsfr rt fsI
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Notice is hereby given that THURSDAY 3Oh instant,
Will adudcate ny Office, at Il O'clock, NJ, above
d2s Il 7. TREARD. comptroller
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DuRECT TRADA............R AYLOK u co.

Notice is hereby given that all claims which may appear
upon proper examination be due from the books of Baylor
Co. and all claims which may be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest," in full.
his occasion is taken TO inform the friends of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents Of Baylor Co throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business season.
advances will BIZ made usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direct shipment Europe in all guHrGn
tees for the balances duoon each shipment.
Orders for Cotton Bagug will be filled by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port of New Orleans.
the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
account sales will every instance he made in LONDON
BY Public AGGo9na1i and sent those interested To ye
delay PLANTERS who have shipped will send forward the
marks and weights their information
will facilitate the matter.
All ters, private we'll business relating to the
fairs Of Baylor Co. and direct gde will be addressed to
&C. g. BAYLOR "A LOMBARD STREET, LOEDOE.'
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Notice Is hereby given that on MONDAY eth instant,
will adudcate at my Office at l! o'clock, NJ, the aboy6
contract.
d2U It 7. THEARn. Comptrnller
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81 Charles Gate Nayades sreep to e lower line of Caroon
M and from thence along the New Canal to three haudedfeet
Tht portion Of said leyee along the unp limit of the city
from St Charles street the lower line Of arroon along
slid lower line Of Csrroton to he New Canal shall be sixty
feet IN width at the base thirty feet in width at the top
such heights when completely settled as marked on The plan
Canal from The lower line Of Oaoon befoud the Netare
the top and Of sueh heights completely settled as are
marked a, on me plan hereto annexed.
said eyee hsy descr5ed shall be dug out Of space of
ming feet from lie Of said leyee and running ait
along the same go the earth t. be used in the o.
ha portion SAID leee secondly described shall be furnished
The earth used in the said evee shall be free
Of sumpsi roots ETC., and shall be placed In regular lay
not more than three feet in thickness perfectly rmmed
vii have regular decliyty shall, when completed be well
The whole work shall be performed accordance with the
lines and levels TO be given 10 the City Surveyor under the
supervision and to the entire satisfaction Of said officer.
Al the materials and labor necessary for the construction Of
The shall bind himself beg The work in the ten
days wing the approval Of the adudc alton by the Comm
penalty hundred fifty dollars per day for each and
every Gay hereafter me same IS not completed
CURED guarantee the faith performance Of contract
runang acres and the ptance OF the by thr City
yryo he city etanng guarantee one h part Of each and
every settlement until the final completion OF tie whole work.
As most of the land upon which The located is
the the allowed for he completion Of Tue work shall
dae eny ron he eNpraGn Of sad delay and the Contractor
which may occur from a and all such delays
begin finish the work any part thereof within the pc.
Rod fixed Or II case the Council be s4ts with The man
er IN which the work being executed the Council Shall have
he gh % ann VI the contract without PQtne The
applying to court of Justice the same and with.
cut indemnify and il Is also well understood that the
complete the in conformity with his contract the said con
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may have any part
work done by him up to the date o The baudounu and the
eity shall et thereby diseh,ged fro any and all liability
therefor and 1t is also well understood that IL case the con
tract be r5sod me contractor and his securities shall be held
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

NJ H. IIYEK, SURVEYOR AND CIVIL ENGINEER,
- Omce-N0, 10 Bank Place New Orleans
Vim attend 10 the grading Of lots measuring entertainments
excavations etc. in the city and surveying lands the
Try.
Orders from distance addressed through the PosOice
Refer to Col. A. p Field Louis H. Pile ESQ City Sur
veyor H. Tram, ESD No Is ST. Peter street. Jacob Mus
sena, Esq, No 10 Bank Place, Aul2 If
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a. sTRANGRRs VISITING MoBfIa

COTTON SEE Dts sacks best EDISTo SOUTH CAR
~ OI1NA SEA ISLAND COTTON SEfD, for sale by
DUNCAN d LOGAN,
r-rdnla 49,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Y. DEMORr Ellie, Dealer
At the Old Basin, Of Toulouse and franklin
Has constantly on land BUILDING MATERIAL such az
Lime White and Yellow Sand Cement, Plaster Paris
ge5 aths Slaves Aso English French and American Fire
Bricks and all kinds of FirewoOd.
R-0rdersfrom the country promptly carefully
a1ll u
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

0NtCsT BAnNn18, DtC., etc,
They beg to inform the public they conseanly receive
ing consgnments Of Fruit nd prepared supply Dealers
Hotels Steamboats, and Private Families with Fruit of all kinds
on the most reasonable terms, 4 FRONT STREET,
MO en- between Common and DRAWER streets.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24
The following communication was read

City Hall, Nav Orleans lee. q, 1855
Totae Honorable the Common Council,
Geuteuena
BIZ resolution adopted By honorable Board at their
q sing nf Nov sd 1853 suested to furnish the follow
lug Information to wit The best location Tor steam pump
and he most desirable kind 70 70 cause constant
TOW 81 tie Mississippi river into the CUTTERS Of the
perpendicular aais 81 ih city, the qusnliSy and SIZE % me
mode Of laying the pipes 10 the best advantage
think entirely detail at length the many bene-
Gel sdvanag which would result the health aud welfare
Of eg, should such desirable improvement be made
they well known by ctd general and
a ianed In the preamble attached to tue resolution and
have therefore tbs huuer follows regards the
work to be performed md the cOstof the tO
This at1OeatVu for the is tbs eyee at the
bead II Ganai this e hsing about mid between the
ngpsr and lover extremilies Of the city.
The desirable Kind Of pumps. in opinion,
ssguld be the 9Wprthngon's double acting pumps.H
necessary pipe would be- mile Of thirty inch pipe
and Eve sof twenty inch pipesad pipes be lad along
inch pipe the the Engines
theweny inch from the thirty inch pipe down
ihe sxtrefei.ies Of the Cit 8 front
Ihe eeat IF furnishing and setting two double acting
Worthngtonfa humps, each "a inches 10 diam
ater aa ~ feet stroke, would SIS 900 90
lan tic same would $50. 5000 90
The cost 0ffnrnishing and laying one mile Of thirty
ineh rise, with the gates or drawing valves, .
Tie cost Of furnishing and laying five miles Of 20
inch pipes with the estes or drawing valves - -
80 -
Incidsnta expenses. 50l1 90
Total. ss...s............s ........... s2O62Oo o
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

whetherit Intended that Liquors are 10 be sold in said bust
See S. All resident of the city OF State acting
Tor themselves Others who shall receive orders
o apy samples or sell goods IN amy whatever shall
pay the sum OF seventy five dollars.
five dollars. 80 ~ =
Sec S. All ordinances parts Of ordinances conflicting in
IheE provisions with ms ordinance hereby repealed
lslgheuJ GHAS H WALDO,
CO. president Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
lalgnedl j, o NIXON,
Approved d scCmber 49, 1858.
lsigned GERARD sTITH Mayor. d20 st
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III eitIt1lls allg Crescent.
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
- G - . q. - Y 81 q ' Fl.
BOARD or ALDERMEN.


ahe Board met tnis day pursuant e adjournment
assqsfssrs nresent Hon, j. O. Nixon, President
FsEss4 fJaI,abaFfe Forsta HARRISON. Howell, Ian
aeV YehaaFd and WILLIS. ~
Tisa reading of the minutes was, on notion ais
HeRsed Mth
MaYoRAfTY or GHw ORLEANS,
ely Hall, December q, isss. s
64ae Honorable shs Common Council.
aassneaI herewith transmit 20 yog5 hSnoaog DOgy s :
tie Fireuen's GhaEitsb u
asa a Of Tie Association she Cou 1ei ioE se
delivery Of The engine hou Is Of he city a
gaa observe from tho tenor Of a Nv \,
ihs GoancA fails r. come e an sit viii
pFasahs be inst ai tas s farce decisions unon
tse q ihseE g ri5aaals unjust
& aa8 u n s6e iessie u sonhd Judgment 70 arrive at
Settlement @ftheaf tiss ad NJ oHT courts "a F;.
ses Charitable Association agreed e deliver iat9 ~ sl9s
the ensineaauses aud apparatus 70 conpts
ttzet ~ bs IN ssss al n rels Il on
" VIZ " aeesp Ms buildings They have
~, gssiFs which ia arsnts point ont absolutely
= Il not imDFobable Under flese circumstances
M e s6s9eaon viii Be able TO enforce its olam 4 an ap
W. ut gsniing independent the doubt in
Improve Ne property o. strangers The eng al be-
ii sssss taa gaiiaags il mus keep then Espa
q es eoaFae restore hs 2 1a9t VS. eoq nas
Feny IL sfasel ppon the present plan, thus cut OF
pnser The city epsnds much less for the Fire
epAl the average required support it under
Vie old faa rganzRtion At the time the ecien
~ The prompt sss service the Fire OepRr men has
n largely fncfeas d Fires are less frequent and are ext9
ss Vi d less loss Of property and duty performed With
than any petad before the Association
accepted e organizing and maintaining the FIRE
f1epaFiIns IF the city,
A pnon Of tae city property, relief from al tntnre
eas othar expenditures tkAn the monthly appropriation
d proper aeB acknowledgement 81 Tue faithful and saanus d
eha 81 the by Association IN my judgment are
6fong guens induce Council accsde to the request
Of ts Department. To make anicabe arrangene WIN
III TheiE denands forth with minute spec heahons
r5np the extent Of thereps ed on each
sHsina house sad the reasons Why esea is reg ired and re
che Council such action will settle the ye2ad
ddspnte To the satisfaction Of all PARTIES
Respectfully, your obi. sery't.
ft y a nm c Mavn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

DICFGLES, KETCHUPS AND SAUGRS-lOtO
Of the above articles Just received, fresh.
dl7 Ct Il and . New Lqvee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

DURTER AND ALG-500 casks Muzstu,s london
L landing eX r. b, Sumner and for sale by
S. WOLFE
ms corner Gravier a A New Il ee srg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

TOBACCO HAVE THIS DAY GUMME NpEn BUSI
ness under style Of JOHN PRICE, Jr. h
Ans business extended me shall meet prompt aud per
SuuAl supervision
cuIa given the purchase of Tobacco
kerage comm SION
Tobacco suitable all markets constantly on hand. re-
specially solicit share OF public patronage.
JOHN PRICE, Jr,
n2T I'm 81 NAtchez street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Il Hog hahn Ends, etc,
G. L. KOUNS t BROS, No 2 Front street Agents for
Knapp Carter Wilson Co Pittsburgh for the sale O. their
celebrated hotpesssd Nuts and Its of all sizes aud deeIp
Wheel Strrups, Fnge BO Tie Bolts, Nails, in lots 70
purchasers of the best Tennessee Price lists and
samples the office Orders from machniSts and country
irae rS sniir ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

SasheS, Doors, Blinds Moudtngs etc etc
For sale at the lowest market prices in lots suit pu
chasers, by SIMPSON / DDRR,
SeSj ly Nav BRsin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

Notice is hereby given that on THURSDAY 18th day of
Jauuary 1859 will Adjndidae at my office Il O'Clock NJ
the above contract
as 32t u THEARn narnnrnllnr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-24

To est bidder aer ave days notice 4 W. a H,sss sg2s
trae4 fF constructing eo pass4Ee e4s = ~ La
81 he Fiy and Fourth Districts from post y g p9 -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

The Sacramento papers inform us that the
State journal has changed hands, and that
hereafter 1t will DO edited by Col Rust and
Mr.. Russell, late of the San Joaquin RcpuOH-
can. Under their control tho journal must
succeed and become the Democratic paper of
the State They arc both vigorous writers,
familiar with the politics and politicians Oft the
State, "emncntly and essentially sound" as
"unclc Ferg." says, on the niger question, con.
SiStcnt and unninchng Democrats, and true
gentlemen, in the true sense Of the term. You
have, gentlemen, our hcartiest wishes for your
success. social. political and moral.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01
SHERIFF. sale.

10y virtue Of execution iSSued out u The O0ss -
ID the Hon. John BuSh Justice Of the Psaes - asA
for PaeeTvis Toe nshIp II Dorado County CaAGSnia,
Judgment rendered the lYIA day Of March 4. D.
1885, favor Of James ClaTk and against A0a kseyOa,
for the Of One Hundred and EiGAIssA al 7(-lN
DoaTs. together Nth the Sn@ Of fOrIy Sax sad Gle
DoATS, eostS Of suit. and AeeTuing eosSO have hVisa
and ell e1Ose to public SAX 81 the CO~St HOUss
IN the City Of PlaesrIns,
On the 18th Day Of May, A. d. 1858,
AZ 10 oekek A. NJ, all the right. title. isIsTsst asA
claim Of the SAId Asa Kenyon Of in aud 10 the ISWiSe
described property, lying and being PlaesSvins TSwH
chip County u II Dorado and bIAte o. Cahsnia, "
NN certain OS Of grouHd the Oosah eide u DFeoA
80! street Upper Plaeertls, bonded 81 ths East
BY prcmiSeS ~hrd BY Mr.. whssIsT, On the OSoth By
HangtO~ Greek the West By the property ossuVGea
By the sons Of anee and the Moth nsoaA
say StFeet-fEonting o0 the Sa@e abOet % bOsS, oSA
running back, the Width, abous - SPst 70 tAs
tire Of HAnS,Own CIeek. Also, FrA@s HOOos, Static
and BaekSmithS Shop and al other i@psUvs~suas -
said lot and knoWn - kenyOn'S property.
bhsriCs O@ee PlSservslle, April Stth, 4. D. Isoe.
Y. BOGARDuS,
sheriff Of q D0SAao COanSy, CahGsguiA,
tel By L. ,. AOVklHS, Dspssy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-01

The Democrats Of Sacramento met in Con.
vcntion in that city on Wednesday, and nom-
mated for President of the Board of Supcrvi-
sors, as we anticipated, John L. Craig; and
for Supervisors, E. E. Eyre, Frank s. Malone,
Frank Powell, S. Russell and H. Lockwood
Mr.. Craig is an old resident of the county
ono Of its earliest settlers-an excellent bust.
ness man, worthy gentleman, and an uncom-
promising Democrat Ned Eyre is another
old r. Sident, familiar with the business Of the
county, and one Of the best and most popular
men in it. The ticket is unexceptionNble to
all true Democrats. and will be enthusiastcal-
~ supported, and elected by a sweeping ma.
jority.