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e?e1on1.The ds1sn.sneIertzi . The chsxies
- ceeyesaea n - Dsnecesdc Sts1s ce1ves-
e., w1icn .:ssoeled a. Millrdgsvills = 1hsssh
L eswnFdi 49,. w. Evans, A. Hood: ~ II.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

3 IT, Iizzto w ya1s, e Pi1lsbusx, Pa Wha has
reccatiy became subject Of some noeesietv. s dsv
The Chronicie Tor sayinx that her uerfovms -, ~
"Eve,' IN dramatic spectacle, Wa strIkingiv
true 70 nature Mr.. Newt, aftes wassIna her IA
ne should treat any wosnan who unssxed herSrlf
g atfack him precisely A., " she va : man.
slapped her fsce prstty severely, when shs corr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

fHR ACCIDENT AT NORFOLK The Norfolk Ar
gus says u Is the prevailing opinion that the gur
WAS accidentally discharged by little colofed
boy with whom the deceased had been seen I
snort time before the occurrence, and who WA
not aware that the weapon was loaded. Although
the jury were not warranted In finding a verdi IL
In accordance with this view Of the case, there
seems to be little doubt Of Its correctness 81 !
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

~ German look : h~g - Albany. I - 4. =
since, Where b. hopcd % nsd make Wkf,e
~ stopped he wagon, md, wtthout sayiiyr 3
much - ~ your leoye, sff,ss tsaD6ferSe7 e1,e
pcEksr 20 hie yebicle md dfovs % The 0ernss
c oio no5 1ce NE minenves, and uhea be diS-
- F9n13ey - e ~ ,ld have beea icinos1fli. ~
HIN - ense i1ntleed hls property. - \
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

Enes se.seA--fbs xxissas eo1ssupssaenE a
- - - e. -, 81 - 49, e. s.
49, seecs1s n his intssviev vf1h HpquIefs. ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

74e Ktl5an 6oocs se.kioesa q '7hhan a.
cosSax1 q l4ytcce ehesos = Az. 81, ~ 49,
seSe8 - To cpeolhob WAo inhsa11 u - ~
wsf yse repeeee4 - ~ neeco 1nd ~ a. ~
cseslnsa saes.1H g ~ bodiss e lli31S 3sfeS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

HowEsIMPRovEp w EieHING SCALES
-, rhess sssaes Are oae-ed e the public =. the
pse. Firsts las pr m,ums have ben Awarded q en-
TIE Ur,ted stssss Fair and vrk inls As lou tprsl
lnsttuts Fair, Penny lvssia; New YoTk Stsse Par;
vsfTSct safe Far. ae- &e, iaey;,ry ease vhere
fee q - 50 lonisians svenu D~pst OF Sfler's
de IS In 'A''''r Z. PArrisov. Aren't.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

UThssnu7slsvery cirssnsof Dougiss count!
xanns. oar the day Il John Drswn,s ezscu@lol
ndla uap meseinx, q which they pssssd resols
aos sxprsaing fhsir belief Inst In Browns CO..
.tnet - wss not sstusesd bv s'splsis of rsvsng
1fDy he hiKhest and pursst metivss- q ! ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

ALL & BARNARD. Auctioneers, call stter-
ton ofthe public 70 their sale OF rich And steeat
.sd fkiIxY SoRNiNs Z Is 90 ssess i Dor.
No. 21l PssAyennes nsxt doef 70 the KiFkWood
suction in this siy are made Up W one Of tkS
and hrst in the United statss,
and msds In the best style and manner. eeis posi-
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222 SEVENTH eTREET.-4D nrrsis north-
GCN srn A1R!es. y prime order; Goshsa ssd
ps..i2n New kssssy nusk yhess Esstsrn Cksess,
eSksrs me eaei1sy $50, lefces sock of tenil
Prices 70 ssit the amess q M Ns1 sts e-993 "a
-. (de10 G. b. JEWfLI~~
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+ NAyAL-Commodore =. H. Gregory and Con
mander VIM. M. Walker has been detached ftol
duty connected with the construction Of stsvens
waf steamer. ~ s7ss - ~ 81 u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

=. ,....:.,s; ESgsf ssEask5Ssf II. i:.,.
MONTiCELI;O TUESDAY Of ssek< E1RE
week for The District cities. RstnrnlnssGs
the Mount Vernon will leave on WEDNESDAY
snd Che Monticello on SATURDAY Of Zach week,
WELL { Co. IS Wsst Il, Nv = Vol: F SUvyJ
e 90, Mexsndris, Va; MORGAN KLINE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-12-14

Miss p. C. .SEMON, sf BIrs's, you'd rsspeet
, r. Nh ifs sps q: Public u
bEIms.BE0.pEkI 81 81 aeeigns, BRAlbiNG,
snE5skIoN WORK: srANGLIN6. 40.
Bertha C:P.s: Open CIoaks. and Head Drsssss,
echolsrs taught ia the above branches Trs-si =
STA sp,ax end Dr.vipg done 70 order. 81
~ La lies wsitsd on at tisir =, sidenoes By
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STRAYED-ons Sunday last from A street nor h
W.ssk cS;psl, : sEI a.E 0 e6i. .ss ~
and liver mpoh spotted . mesths old -
soove address de iS-2ls
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l. N. W. GAIT & Bro, eIsn to az ne the Iio6-
est assoftpent Of useful and fancy Plated wars
They enumcrAte "a part rfE.r ca
kicht chased and plain Tea ests, a.
Walters, Urns, Ice Bovis, Castors,
Cad Trays. 0ysssr Iureens, Fruit Bowls,
Toast Raoks. Vine Coo era, Sifup Cams D
AM alumber Of really pretty .. useful articles
- - M: w. Gal II 1 BROTHER,
- .yewe.ers, 39S Pa avenue,
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xsa sRIS ssB ss3Rs SSfSw HSa.L
VI silnssca. b. g.. and 4. Wei, ity. her M a
SsaSon 81 Opening. On rhgrsdAy, IN. ls.h -
Co. SO = s s.s :se ss,. 81 =. a: s,AkE~
ks9ies' Hass. aesd dressss, = r.,hs &e-- &c. q
I T. AsLAKE 4 CO..
s.ur. sso, Rso.si;s Zee. Pa as'sss
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

SheriM'S Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution issued out Of the Clerks
ID office IT the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
cisl District, in and for Fl Dorado County, judg
nrnt rendered the 10Th day Of May, A. ID. 1855 ia
Of II Dorado County, Plaintiff, and against r. NJ.
Reed, Robertson, ID. n. Newell j. c. Waters, W. II.
Pratt Williams, g. Jackson and q. EeiseT Jointly,
and against Ro6ertSon, D. X Newell, J. c. Waters
W. H. Pratt and s. J. Jack,on, separately Defendants
for the Of eight hundred and one 4SOO dollars with
interest thereon tn rate Of per per annum,
fm the 10Th day Of May, A. D. 1855 together with the
II hundred and tM entytwo 5lOO dollars, costs
Of sut and aeerung costs have levied upon and will
expose to public SALE at the Court House doOr the
city Of placeTve the l4th day Of March, A. D. 1859,
at 10 occk, A. 81, all the right, title. interest and
claim Of the said aboyenAmcd Defendants Of In and to
the foleying described property, lying and being In
Plarrve township, County Of Fl Dorado and State Of
California, tO-wit: certain Canal known the SOuth
Fork Canal which takes its water from the South Fork
Of the American river, point said river, about II
miles from Placcrve and between the mouth Of Silver
creek and DrucklisS' Bridget also, the Coon Hollow
Branch Of said Canal together with all Branches Ditch
Reservoirs, Fumes and Acqueducs belonging there
tO
SHERIFF. Once, PaceFville, Feb. 18th, A. D. 1879.
T.. DOGARUCS. Sh'f Fl Dorado Co., Cal.
By W. J. BURwELL, Under Sh'd. t.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

DA. L. J. CzAPKAY.-Wc would direct the especial
attention Of invads to pcrusal Of Dr. L. }. CEapkay's
to be found In another column Of this
paper, in order to place the service Of learned and
experienced physcian within their reach. 90 much Ill
has been inflicted the human family from the pernI-
eiOus aud ignorant practices Of cmpreS that Il seems
a. u We were fulfilling bOundeH duty 70 make known
where relief be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the Effects Of sexual or private
diSeaseS or their Ill treatment eheerfnly commend
Dr. L. CIapkay ~ man Of Faye scientific and medi
cal requirements, possessing Ill the requisites, from
long xPerienee and acknowledged skill, for the sue
eessl practice Of his profession: Having made sexual
complaints an especial study, like the celebrated Ri-
and speedy cure In all Of private chronic dis
ease, whether the effects Of eOntagiOn selfabuse
loss Of Vrilty and In order that patients distance
may avail theselVesOf hS advice free consultation b
letter IL open TO them. The knowledge that have %
the numerous cures he has Effected Of which we're
q long standing, leads to place much faith In Dr.
C.S emeacy, and commend him TO the confidence Of
those IN III health DIR. caapkayv once 10 on saeFa
cine Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
Proceedings Common Council

PLAcERvILLE, March Let. 1853.
Mayor Jones Presiding-PTeSent, Aid. Carr, Roy,
Clark. BaTss, Johns and Salmon.
Minutes 81 last meeting read and approved.
Communication and Report from the Secretary Of
the Board Of Delegates Of the Fire Department was
read.
Al regular meeting Of Confidence Engine Co..
20. ], held Dec. SFd, SS. L. Arpin and X. r. Watt
January 7th. ~, L.. LeyaDihHl, J. w. Barron, Jos.
ZciKer and Jas. Brinlcy gere daily elected members
Ot the company and 7. ElkuE, reinStated. Feb.
F"aFy Ord 1861 II. Baeh'RaR end John Walls were
expelled for n0n-paymeut Of dues and non.atiend.
ance "G duly. Z. b. Carson reaigned.
A. u regular meeting Of Neptune Engine Co. No.
held February 3rd, 1859, A. n. Thatcher resigned
Z. H. Livingston, w. G. Minear, @. B~rowsky, John
Studebacker Chas. Smith, Lewis GriawOld, Fran.
CHS GerTO and A l.. SwarfS were expelled for non
payment ~ dues aud nCn-attendance Of duty. X.
White, T. Hartman. Henry Hamel, VIM. Sheppard,
!. beth, l.. w. Rumsey, Z. d. COnnver and &. F.
Peek were duly elected members Of the Company.
AID Carr moved that the communications and
reports II Confidence Engine Co. No. !, and If
Neptune Engine Co. No. z, b. receivcdsAnd placed
ON hIc and confirmed Carried.
Petitions Of Confidence and Neptune Engine Co 9
were read. Aid. Carr moved that they be referred
Z" Committee Fire and Water, with instructions
t0rep0rt NJ their next meeting. Carried
Report ~ james Turnbull, Chief Engineer r. F.
d. IN rclaiun to the purchase Of tie Grenade llOse
WAS read, and, IN .nUliOn Of Aid. Salmon, was re-
ccivcd aud placed ON file.
Md. Butss moved that the Chief Engineer be MI.
ih1tizrd tU purchase 'VO feet additional Of the Gre.
noble Hose for the use Of the Placervie Fire De-
parimcnt. Carried.
Moved and seconded that an Ordinance be drawn
regulating Burial Grounds within the city limits,
and appointing Sexton and define bis duties
Carried.
The following bills were read and allowed: W.
Bartrnni. 81 81; John Kane, e. ~ John Fight,
| tgUG, John htiand - UU; W. r. Cole, ~ ~;
ticO. Miller, ~ M; w. Ilill - ~; Jacob Lear.
trUSA. ~ ~; Samuel GRAY, ~ ~ Is, +, Narrower
s. 10; Henry bird, t2i IS; T. B. Ely, Al6 50 y;
Samuel Dean, FIG ~; ". Kennedy, Is ~; u.
De G"lia, 80 %; N. McCusken, &lS IS; John b.
| BOup, a 81. -
Aid. lsarss moved that the Chief Engineer be au-
Ih"rized to have Confidence Engine repAirVd and an
| appropriation Of tl"V be made. Ayes-Ald. CLARK,
lIars> Johns Salmon and Roy.
Board Adjourned to meet ON Tuesday evening
next at Z O'Clock.
II. .. HERNANDEZ, Olerk G. C.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

MEAxSEss AND BIGOTRY.-The American residents
ut Victoria, desiruus Of celebrating Washington 8
birthday, respectfully petitiOned Gov. DDugus -
permit them tn fire u salute: This reasonable s"d
unoLje, liunubc request the bigO,cd and bespOtted
Governor refused to grant, On his brazen tace, in
letters Oiliving light. which time cannot rface, is
written the w0rd-iaf amOUs. The Americans clos.
ed their places of business tribute OF respect
to IN. n.e,nnrv If Washington. They also held q
meeting at which they adopted the following reso-
luton:
E<sOIced That Committee Of ave be appointed BY the
chair for the purpose Of drawing up and publishing 70 the
world, respectful protest agang the Insults whlch nave
been given 70 the feelings American portion Of this
community.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
Common COuncil-speoial Meeting.

PLAcEEvILLE, Feb. 9th. 1859,
Salmon. ~ - ~''N
Aid Roy moved that Aid. Bsrss take the chair
Carried.
Bills Of Cyrus Bartlett for o242 rs; and of Mary
y; MetheFwax for 1853 IS, properly certified, were
allowed, and the Superintendent authorized 70 draw
orders upon the SchWl Fund for the aab,e,
AID: Clark moved that the Board adjourn 70 meet
~ Their next regular merting ON Tuesday evening
next, at O'clock. Carried.
X. s. HERNANDEZ, CTk G. C.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

NOISY CAAnTERs"-In another column, will be found
the advertisement Of MessFs. Mccain Bradahaw, the
Noisy Carriers" Of PseervIls II Industry and perse.
Verance are signs Of these asprants for the trade
and patronage Ofthe reading public, must succeed In
tahlshng good business. We commend the attention
Of the reader to their and hope them
we'll sustained in their endeASOrS to rn'h food for The
mind"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN
TO THE PUBLIC.

THIS CELEBRATED GIN-PrrtrndinR To nothing but
l. what II II, viE pure and unAlulteTSd article, and
assuming artificial merits II what II sone MI
rival nitators d-aer i've years Of public approval
very sales Ia California bren by
the public to be superior, MT only beverage Of general
use. u any other article competing agAInst II, but
Unrivalled In its Medical Efficacy
most classes Of compl ntH To persons AvenEI these
days Of rapid transit from Fast 10 West, North 10 South
WIN constantly changing their water " w" ~ their
climate who drinking indeed, RdoEen kinds Of water
In every twenty hours and each dTAuRh containing
property acting In henra antaRonsm 10 the pre-.
cednE thereby causing unnatural deRrre Of exrtr
Sary to cOunieTaetnG agent FROM the fact that the
London Club House Gin"
Ia prepared expressly to meet Sch exRences and n act
kn"W Il will net, antidoe, confidently pre-
scribe the very best article In the country. The
Of Aromatic Scheidam Schunps" has been attached
In any way to this article. In nrst presenting the
"London Club House Gin"
10 the public my aim give them pure and unadu
tered Urcle NJ 0n, and u call BY lie right name. The
success attending Its introduction and extensive sale In
California IL sucisnt guarantee OF the ge appreciation
Of the article ny consumers.
Various parties have from time to time put up and ship
Gin" MY Gin, which has gained such . reputation In
California, IL branded en- the cases,
.sOld London Club,H OuGe GIH-VNnA. H. ~
The bottles also have white lapel with fAo SImIe Of my
signature caution all parties to beware OF intAtiUnS
WIZ q. DAnYs
t4S.tn Sole Importer New York.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

~ Let no false dellcscy prevent you from consulting
Dr. CHAs H. TOERa Of Sacramento, who has attended md
cured so many within the last four years. aud all you who
have no means to pay, mud In him friend, who Will
make no charge for examination advice We would
commend all who are Ia trouble 70 call him and Also,
to reHd this card In another part Of this paper Doc
tors ONCE 10 Sixth street, between and Sacramento
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

LEGISLATIVE BALL.-We are indebted to the inv-
tatiOn Committee fur u complimentary ticket 70 the
Hotel, Sacramento, last night. Circumstances
az err which We had NO cOutrUi, an empty pocket,
tattered garments, dsIncli~stiOn t0asstciatc with
nuaiicinIs characters, "decent respect for the
opinions humankind" prevented US rom accepting
he dubious compliment. Nevertheless. gentlemen.
accept our grstefal thanks for your kMdnesS:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

THE VALLEJO AND MARYsvILLE RAILRoAD.-Thc
Supervisors Of Yuba county have issued the first
nstalment Of the t2OO 100 bOnds which n assist
the construction Of the Marysvie and Vallejo Rail.
rIad. The AdrysriLIs Ds'noc,ut says the company
has e40,OOO in cash aud will have large number
OF men in three weeks at work, and, perhaps, have
running to The sacramento river BY the first If
August Push the work through vigorously aud
start the cars as quickly a. possible.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
NOTICE.
NVI1CGs
10 thc HS S q snc k1n1ed Andes1.

To the H01dcrS Of Shc Funded IndehIs
CduGgU Of P1aGeFv111e.
NOTICE IA hereby given that there IL now ia the Sink.
IN Ing Fund OF the City OF PIacervle the Of Two
Thousand ex Hundred and Eighty and S0lOO Dol.
lars whh sum will be used for the purchase Ofthe Bonds
81 said City Issued under the Provnions Of Act ent
tied An Ac' TO provide for funding the debt Of the City
Of PacervIle aud for the payment thereof" approved
March 9Th 1885, Said money will be used for the fsdrmp.
ton 81 the greatest amount Of Bonds which may be orr.
ed aud uders Of said Bonds hereby invited submit
70 the Funding COMMISSIONER Of the City of PacerYle,
SEALED PROPOSALS. for the surrender az such Bonds-
Such Sealed Proposals. viii be opened at the ocg Of the
Treasurer Of ssId city,
On thC 18th Day Of March, 1880,
~ O'Clock, ~, OF said day, and the money viii be
awarded to the person who shall offer
render the largest amount If Bonds the same; but no
bid will be accepted for the surrender Of Bonds at more
than their par value.
gro. '. JONES. v...,.
RI iiERNANDEz Commissioners.
Dated. P1acervllle, February 18th, lS50.--ttdl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

Nww MAP.-Mr. II. J. BidlcM.an, Fourth street,
Eacra,nentn, has presented us With pocket map Ut
he United Stairs and Territories, British Possess
ions. Mexico and Central America 1T contains
table 81 distances tn every mining camp In Californ-
a. (nOt strictly accurate wen us tn every place
m he o. 3. Also, distances between each station
o., DIE overland tnutes," Be- isa valuable map,
Il Is ioF sale at Mr. Bdcmans BOOKSTORE price 81.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

IScReAsGD CULTIVATION NapA Reporter says
that the farmers VI that county are now two months
farther along with their work than IL usual ut this
season, and nat less than 5000 acres NOFe If wheat
standing we raise wheat In abundance, we yet i'm.
port large quantities Of -four.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

The Indian Reservations are getting along finely,
ARE in high state If cultivation and producing an
abundance "Of tile staff of life." Al the Nome
I.ackee Reservation an immense quantity Of grain
has been Sown this year, the yield of which is csi
mated, provided the seaHon prove favorable, and
thus far Il has been, ut 10000 bushels Of grain.
They managed admirably, the Strictest ECONOMY
being ObAerved in every IeNartnlent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

The father Of the white girl who elopcd with and
married negro. from Pontiac, Michigan, has in
duced her to return home On . visit. She insists
that she will 20 back 70 the negro, her Black Re.
publican father having taught her to love- cherish
and protect the peFHecnted darkcy. The degrade.
ton If the daughter is . just punishment for the
fnther'a fnnnICinin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

TuE YAxKEs GIRLs.-There were thirty girls ar
rived on the ship IisWfgis, from Boston. in Sun
Francisco lately, IN I'm heslths aud lOokiog VeWaTk
ably well. The Bulletin says that they sHgot gOOd
places As soon .. they 4ht the slip: aud two hun
bred more would have been supplied with situa'
lions II Ghey had come. Il would b. no dTticult
matter TO s0pply thousands with comfortable homes
and loving. indufRent huslA6ds in tho mines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
ON tlle 9lst DAY or MARCH.
AaSlxnee,S sale.

DY virtue Of an Order made BY the Hon. County
y Court in and for the County Of Fl Dorado and
State Of CacFnia the nth day Of January 1850
undeTsigned, Assignee 81 the estates Of II: Bry-
ant, r. MIls J. H. killing aud George King, InSol-
vent Debtors will sell to the highest bidder, for CASH
ii front Of the Court House door Of said County,
On the 96th Day Of February,
A. D. 1852 all the right, title, interest and claim said
lnsOlvent Debtors had ON the day Of the ding In sAd
Court Of their petitions, schedules, &c., in Insolvency.
IN and to the following described property, stusted y
said County, wit One Quarts Lead situated shbus
half mie fFUm LOstown. 10 Mud Springs TowsbsP
known aS the Bryant Lead with H1 thg uppVRtehNs
ces, buildings and improvements connected theyeWth
one Quarts Mi situated on the West haa Of the CO.
0umneS River, about miles south Of InoNn, aOre.
said, together With allths .ppuTtelaDss dilRs an4
improvements connected Herewith; also, Q Quartz
Claim situated the east banh Of the Cosunss River,
about $50 yards from said Quarts Mn, known the Co
Sumnes Valley Lead. sa6 Ssh win Be made subject 70
such Lieus as occurred prior oths Ming Of said pst
tiOns In said Court. f. BOOARDUe,
Ausi6uee:
Plieervile, February Sth, 1859.
P0sepOmemCmts
The sale Of the dho1e property 10 postponed until Mon
day, March 7th, 1859. u 70 O'cloeh =. y.
z. BOGARDVS, Assignee.
PIsecrvisse, February 96th, 1850
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

Archbishop Allemany has issued pastoral letter
to the clergy u the diOcese Of California calling up
on the Church ri the State to extend their Charta.
BILE aid in the establishment Of an American College
at Rome. Similar letters have been issued BY the
Catholic Bishops throughout The United States aud
the churches have contributed freely.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05

The San Francnc0 Chief Of Police says in his re-
port. that the property stolen aud money lost. in
that Ciiy. during the year 1865, amounted I" k94
79J 81; Wf which &7S, 500 81 has been recovered.
1t appears. therefore. tim, il is easier TO- steal than
to hide. This does not include the SUMS stolen by
swindling operations. which are carried ON extern
sVely III the lay city. and which so unpublished.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-03-05
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that election win be held
IN on Monday Evening, March 2l, for Second Assist.
ant Engineer Of the TacervIle Fire Department.
GEO. 2. JONES, Mayor.
PlueervnIe, March 5th, lsSo-ltdi