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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
On the 2Oth Day Of JANUARY, 4. ID. 1900,
ConStable'S Sale.

T)I Virine ~ FN", i"i issued oIt 81 Justre VIA
lelV l-s Court jii.i - - Town pol M"uut,h
Co'.ntv - - p"rap Judgment 'irc'i on b -,
daV Il p.rruhrr. u 49, la 'avor ~ q W,r'S Fan.
G and against E. G. Isus. he tndIht. Tor tie snri -
Hate r"llarS, h together Wh Ilv >'.'r o. TWrny
frrr - lH Dollars al 'uit. ar. arrtutI costs
,.Ie ',,I upon AND will cNi'sr Z" ruia Sal :.
;.-.ia>c> 81 r-irui,it. c WiniarP. at H,uys Dc
ne. said r'WHs u an.i t ut'y,
On the IOIh lay OF January, 4. II. IScO,
NJ Ia oencL. NJ NIL the right utls interest AMI cAin
- the said pcf'dAht C ,i,Nrs, IN and 'oti- follow
,ne ds bel property h,ns and b- situated N Noun,
t T. We; p Curi, 81 ~ p,ra' nrd - ,'- 81 Ca for.
u Wit n1r nth iutcT,s ~ certain Mining hit b
Known the Jachsrn IN Il commencing al g A'ltN
Ranch 4 Iunn uE to tlr tahHs kn0Th ~ the JAcAsr
claim. a'.o !, sarr Ruh place MN interest
in = =, ',iog clair, kn"Wp asC,e Jackson clNn,
n.;,i =: Lt.iI.y Fat, t> i.h day ~ n,'.n,h A II
iS9 u MASSEY
Ii-',' Constable III 81 4 fNF NuputA'u toNr,h'r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

We understand that the conductor who brought
through the mail. under the temporary contract
made by the Postmaster At Placerville presented =
like contract to Mr.. MOrrell the Postmaster at Salt
Lake City, for his signature, which he refused TO
ecute, IS he bad no acquaintance with Mr.. Brady
and when the out going mail demanded by
BTady's agent the Postmaster here justly and
promptly refused TO comply with the demand, and
~ the party had 10 put back without it.-Leseret
Neus.
1--WE understand" the Postmaster General
has cordially approved the conduct Of the
Postmaster at Placerville," and transferred
the Chorpenning contract to Lewis Brady 4
Co.. and We are inclined to the opinion that
when the out going mail" is next demand
cd by Brady's agent, the Postmaster at Salt
Lake City will "justly and promptly comply
with the demand" and probably recognize
Brady as an old acquaintance. Now that the
contract has been transferred to Brady, we
hope and expect to see him materially reduce
the time between this place and Salt Lake
lie says the trip can easily be made in six
days, and We have no doubt Of it. Merely
making schedule time will not answer. 1t is
an injury to the route, and may ultimately
prove fatal to it. Its friends contend that it is
shorter and better route than the Southern,
but the time made on it Is not in its favor
The new contractor has the means, and VIC be-
licve the disposition, to push the mail through
in the shortest possible time, and under his
management We shall be disappointed il it is
not brought through in eight days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

NsEDs WORKM0.-Tha road between this
City ind Georgetown, : sadly out Of repair
in many plaSeA We visitsd Spanish Fat on
Tuesday last, and found , PIT Of the way
rather rough road to travel Moro especially
was this the case between the TOP Of he Eel.
cav bin and the Flat. We doubt not, bOwev'
q, that our old friend Martin, rOadOverseer Of
hat district will make It ell right as soon 40
be eau do 90.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

W. PAIN P1,.'"1' comparatively "'heA!'nE Eir',
anil vegetable 81. ad herb, It's perfectly sac fr is
cate g. lean in''i 'nc' rely aay. hat !ha'e
never known any hou,,tr .lecAie ~ :"rr-1 N
,l- i.a., Ism c,niru- AK 'h- ari,ci.i W.. have
not u.cd H. =" try 4 mr the following i.-.'r' HthevAr.
no;.A' r. viii ii,hr,luE prcrs'i'- hr money VII he
ch-.ruy ,-'Iri b! TIE agent ~h-rr She n,dc'ne FOR
Srl~
II rca lrt; Jni-A I, =. Sung n- E.,r,I. try A,ios
ofPan panacS n,-rr.l'r BAH rI't,t,yo,cr IL. pare
an ~ - '!a ~l a; oncr r-'tor" 'he Pr per AetotS
and rt " n" pam.
n t1n h"r, - n m k-c? the part. covered III cot
ten at WTh P,n PAaacC IT,. - u. IL A;tu n..nuirs
,.iaw at ;'r kt-. ,rd r,re pain
tv-r hrrrd R-,,s, or H,urd. hA'h- urlI With tie
P.a P,nacAe foir n',-. LAY l. vi r-litve the
Ard iAsr cut Tie poison. sud htiIhc wound III ShOr
;,m-
II ,op ~, "-'s-toy rv,r. N,,,,, gu or HAsmnof.'
run. spp'y the Pan PanacA, t-c'v. ard t,k- dose
u; i,i-tt ,Iy and chs: vii no, oL'y
cure ,hr y, - I-,t vi the Of the dS,A"
II v,n Rare ne D.y>J s-'" and your food d.sr'e.ses
YOUR .ioN Il sft'r eating taAt dcpe ~ r. Par acAr
After .,r' t.c.
y u,m t'tra 'irir-e.f ar Sr, .N.atI Or TA-o-H. ~
ply a., rsn ratAar 'h- Effected rars ard Sargl- t-
rnru'i - ihr"si i'.r,e or k'ur time. = lay
II ,au h"'. Hr biirrAs~' or r-isI.i state Of ih-
bo~-i, tab - do,,s Of Pain PanacAe ard They -Nl
~, pat. hr-y. and you III relieve the pain. amt
The welding ut ne r-,lG'eI II yoI have srNere tooth
ache apply the PAN PtnHcae piece Of rOsion aud
battle the gun at the It viii stop the pin ii.
.iaEt-
n yoq hare been B'tr1 Lnd Si Ter any other in.
>unS ~ Bves taxi 6n- IAlI, 18th the Pam
PAhAcAe, and aIIly 30 the parts
i 70" hare Il Pam IL a., Breast site. RInk or XII
n,.. bath the pat, ale tod monrg and night II.
same time take dose ofthe PanA-ae internally
II It n."tl'rbdtch,I ISd BrsdSs. Apply the Pain Par
hot ~ u can br brTpt
III 20" Hti 'h'Uy or ''Lk though you we're going to
have fever. tak- Aaa- Of PauAcae.
Tyog hhr'd Wound, cut or GdUS -" your Noss, ap.
ply the Pain PAnAcAe IL will take al the incAmaten
and heal the IN shoTt time.
( Sod By AL the principal druggists. and hy
PARK 4 WHITE. AEenS
iSj Washington street. San Francisco.
PETIT CHOA1h, Agents, PiScerVilIe. ~ am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS old friend, DAVID
MILLER, Esq, will please accept our grateful
thanks for the fat young gObbler he gave us
on Tuesday. Uncle Dave has got in the hab-
it land good habit it is, tooD Of regularly
sending us n Christmas turkey" As rcgu-
larry as Christmas comes, so does the turkey.
Old friend, we thank you from our heart of
hearts for the kindly regard You have cher
ished for us and ours in times past, and sim
eerely hope that no shadow may ever come
between us to mar our friendship Of twenty
wears growth. So mote it be.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
NOTICE.

~ FORGE FRANCIS has removed his entire Stock o.
Boots Shoes, Hats, Caps, and Clothing, from his old
stand opposite the Keokuk Hotel to the Preproof Store on
the PaEa opposite the Thenter lately occupied by Messrs
Haas Moch. where he will he happy TO vAt ON all those
who may favor him with call.
TaitfuI to his old customers for their past patronage,
he hopes by strict attention In business to gain new lends.
whilst hi, motto is QUICK SALES AND SMALL.
PROfITS he yet the public lac will keep but
the best goods
pfacerYilIe December path, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Mr.. William A. WisoDg, Of Baltimore, who
has been elected to the Maryland House Of
Delegates by the O6.scouring rOwdies and
bummers Of his District, positively refuses to
claim his seat under the disgraceful circum-
stances Of the said election. He admits that
the election was a farce, that thousands of
spurious votes were cast, and that respectable
but tiDid vOters were driven from the polls by
tho rUfisnS who control Baltimore.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

In our last issue We had occasion IN refer 10 the
apparent intrigue that bad been, and was being
practiced in relation u the mail contract between
this city and Placerville. From the miserable ef
fort that Wss made BY the editor Of the MouNTAtN
DEnocRAT 10 asperse Major ChOrpenning, and IN
land Mr.. Brady, who was on hand at the moment n
take the mail from the oee 81 that end OF the line
i was fully made to appear that there was some
thing r'tten not fer from Hang Town. and that there
was more than one person interested in obtaining
transfer Of the contract BY the Department, from
Maj. CbOrpenning to Mr.. Brady.-Lvssret Necs.
The editor Of the Neses Is consummatc ass
by his own showing. He exposes his igno.
rance BY attempting to explain n matter he
knows nothing about. 1t is untrue that we
dispersed Major Chorpenning and lauded Mr.
Brady" In noticing the failure Of the Salt
Lake Mail and the attachment Of the stock on
the line, We stated that "our Postmaster, Mr.
Spence, has made temporary contract with
Lewis Brady & Co.. for carrying the Overland
Mail to Salt Lake, in cOnsequpce Of the fail.
urc Of the agents Of Chorpenning, the original
contractor. to call for it."- And this the News
stupidity calls "aspersing Major ChOrpening."
Chorpcnning not only once but repeatedly
violated his contract. To prevent any delay
and keep the line open, "the Postmaster at
PIacervile" very properly made temporary
contract with responsible parties ready and
able to carry the mail to Salt Lake City, with
out consulting Major Chorpenning, his agents
or the editor Of the 4Ne'rs If he had not doue
30 it is probable service would have been
discontinued altogether At the regular time
neither Chorpcnning nor lis agent demanded
the mail from the "Placcrville Postmaster, "
nor was there any likelihood that either Of
them would for months. The stock on the
line had been attached, the employees thrown
out Of employment, the agent had left tor
Washington City, creditors were demanding
their pay, without the least prospect of get.
ting it, and the impression became pretty
prevalent that the contractor was bankrupt.
Time and again the agent had promised to pay
the hands employed and other parties with
whom he had contracted debts for Chorpen-
ming, and time and again had he failed to re-
deem his promises, owing to the carelessncss
VI """'y VI |"S SV"u"N'O' " Iu'"o" MN
with The means. If"Major Chorpenning had
faithfully and punctually fulfilled his contract
with the Department in carrying the mail be-
tween this city and Salt Lake City," the
Postmaster at Placcrville' would have been
spared the necessity Of making a temporary
contract with Mr. Brady for carrying the
mail. But unfortunately for Major Chorpen-
ming he not only failed to fulfil his contract,
but neglected to pay his debts, which caused
his creditors to attach his stock and put an
end to bis specuIations.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

INDIANS IN CARSON VALLEY.-.Governor Roop
informs the Enterprise that the Indians in
Truckee Meadows are freezing and starving to
death by scores In one cabin the Governor
found three children dead or dying, the whites
there doing nil they could TO alleviate the mis-:
cries Of the poor Washoes. They have sent
out and built fires for them, and offered them
bread and other provisions, but in many in.
stances the starving Indians refused to cat
fearing that the food was poisoned They at.
tribute the severity of the weather to the
whites
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The Newburyport Herald. one of the most
respectable Of the Massachusetts, Black Re-
publican papers, says their State Liquor
Agency has proved monstrous rascality."
In that respect the Agency is type Of the
whole Maine Law legislation and management
"A type, in fact, of Black Republicanism.-
Gov. Banks we'll knew, when he appointed
Burnham. that he was a notorious scoundrel,
and yet he gave him the best appointment in
his gift.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
SUMMONS.

ctTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County IL Fl Dorado. In
- Justices Court, Diamond Springs Township.
The People Of the State Of California, To JOSEPH POT
TER, Greeting:
YOU are hereby Summoned TO appear before at my
once Diamond Springs Township, Of the County Of
II Dorado the 5th day Of January, 4. d. 1884, ~
O'Clock A. NJ, to answer unto the Complaint Of j. Me-
attOn he In my oHce. wherein IL 10 set forth
you justly indebted TO him In the Of Thirty four
l6O Dollars for goods, and merchandise, you
sold and delivered, at your special instance and request
together with the further Of Thirteen Dollars
thereon when udEu ent will be taken against you for the
said amSnt together with costs Of suit you fail to APP
pear ARd answer.
To the sheriff any Constable Of said County Greeting
Make legal service aud due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18Th day Of December A. D.
1852 CIIAS. p. IRWIN,
Justice Of the Peace In and for said ToNnship.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
PLACERvILLE POST OFFICE.

TINE MAILS for SacTa mentO, Can francisco and all
parts Of this etAte, close every day at O'Clock, r.
The mails fVI the Atlantic SAtes, Europe Oregon and
Washington Territory close shout the 3rd and 18th Of
each month, Except when hose days come on Saiur-
day and then they Will close the day previously 1t l
o'clock p. NJ
The Mails. Overland via Los AnReos close ct this Office
semWeekly, on Wednesdays aud Fridays at o'clock
d. Letters Intended to 90 By this route must be mark
ed via los Angeles"
The Mails f0T GrEziy Plat close at this ONCE every
Monday. "wednesday, and Friday morning at O'Clock
The MaIb for NewtoWn CedarVille and Indian Dig
ging. close at O'Clock, A. NJ on Mondays, Wednesday,
and Fridays.
n Walls for Cold Springs and Coioma close every day,
(eundAya excepted ct O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat and 0eorEeOwn Mails chose
ats o'clock every day. Sundays exctPsd)
The Overland Mails to 81. Joseph. Mu via. Carson VAL
ley and Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly OH WedneA
day morning At ovI0rk Letters intended to be cent
by this mail mast he marked, "Vi.I. Salt City"
OFFICE HOuRs.-From O'Clock, A. NJ, till ~, d. I;
and from ! till s, p. ~, (SunaAys exceptcd.)
On SundAys-Erom until ~. A. No.. aud from
until ~, M A. II. SPENCE. p n.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

n.
RICHARD MURPHY, u, f.ndant.
4 IL vi om il may concern are hereby notified that
"A the above entitled action has been this day
Ineneed to enforce Mcdaniel Ii'n. for the If
A9OO on a certain building and lot Belonging to SAd
defendant, Described follows to Wit: A hrick
house story high, said brick house 10 turnty four
feet vide frpiihg Main street. in the Village Of
Georgetown, County and State afoTesaid. and 10 SIXTY
feet ng extending back and is twenty four feet wide
the rear, and IL tuncd the SOnthN by the Od
New ada lat and the Northeast by the Georgetown
Lot and i, opposite Brney's CIothiHg Store, the
being claimed and o~ ned ~ NAid Defendant. All per.
claiming holding Mechanic iens on said build
Court OH the I'd Monday in February A II. Is6O, and
exhibit then and there the proof of such Liens, the
same will be deemed waived. December ed, A. u.
1859. n. o. OENER,
iI-td by 8. ". sandeT1On, his Attorney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

WILD PIoEoNs-The farms and oak woods
around San Andreas, says the Independent,
have been black with wild pigeons for some
days past They are fat and not very shy Of
the hunter. The flesh, however, is somewhat
embittered by the vast quantities Of acorns
they consume. They appear fond of counting
the acquaintance of tame pigeons, and will
venture close to barRs and out-hOuses where
the latter eOngregate, so that they are shot
without much trouble. We wish they would
extend their visit to this neighbOrhOOd they
would meet with . warm reception.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

IxPRovExENT-IWe notice that Eli George
has constructed eight substantial stone piers
under his bridge across the South Fork Of
the American River at Chill Bar. It is now
one Of the most substantial structures of the
kind in California By-the-way, our friend
Eli keeps devilish fine old Bourbon, in his
bar. We've tried Il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

REcovERED.-JudgC Miller, recently wound
ed In duel near Shasta, an account Of which
We publishcd at the time, has entirely recov-
cred. His friends in this county, who admire
him SOr his many social qualities, will be
pleased to hear the welcome news.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Constable'S Sale.

IOY virtue Of an execution directed issued out Of
the Court 81 James Oates, Justice OF the Peace in
and for the Township Of Pacerve CountS Of n Dorado"
and State OF California upon Judgment TrIeTsd therein
on the l1lh day OF December, A. d. 1852 in fGVur Of Isaac
Greer, AMI against W. II Holloway, for the Of Two
Hundred Dollars, debt and Forty two Sil'H DaTs per-
eentAge Eighteen 9olm Dollars costs u SUIT, together
with AccruinR eOSs.-i have levied upon aud seized. mud
will expose for sale Public Auction to the highest h.
DER City " acervr, Ia front Of the Court House,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

CoSsoLISG-VERY.-The Deserct News cop
les the following from the letter Of cur Carson
Valley correspondent Of Oct. 23d:
"The question ARISES. what effect will these dis
cOveries have noaindi Governor, the virtuOus
brigham and his horde Of fanatics. Suppose he
should attempt TO disposscss and drive out Of
the Hallcy-wOuldnt he meet with welcome re-
ception: How long would ii be before the Church
would lose its head?"
Commenting upon the above, the News says:
1.-THE people Of Carson need not have any fears
about Brigham Young driving driving them out Of
that country, or in any way interfering with their
mining operations. They can have their own fun
at mining and no genuine Mormon will ever 90 there
to modest them and il is little singular that such
mighty brave fellows should be afraid If people
far from them the Murmons in this part VI
the Territory; but them If it were not so, the words
cf the ancient prophets would not be fulfilled in re.
lnti"n to them
We hope our friends in Carson, after read
ing the above, will breathe frecr and feel hap
pier! We doubt il they entertained any Sc
rious "fears about Brigham Young driving
them ont of that country the contrary
quite the reverse If Brigham thinks differ.
emily he can easily try the experiment and sat
isfy himself.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Gen. James A. McDOugall and Elisha Cook,
two eminent San Francisco lawyers, were con-
Armed in Grace Church in that city. on Son.
day evening last Twenty-One other persons,
eighteen Of whom were ladies, were confirmed
at the same time. The ceremony Was witness
ed by uumbcT Of spectators.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Constable's Sale.

I(Y vlrtn. of an execution to dee"h i''ued ont OF
ID The touFt ~ James oa;-s, Justice 81 the Peace
anf fr the To~n'hr of iArcrvlr Count! az ~ D"rah"
and State o'Cal'rniA upon Intgmt ~ rrfFTrtth"r m
ST. tie Seventh day Of November A. H. 1871 ia favor Of
VI. M-r and aHrnsi RH,- prrAin fer ti offift
three ;r' Dolar' Dht. aud twenty three - l." Dol
lars II suit tcgr her with accruhg co-t>l have
lev ed aud seized and will rNosr for sale Ut P.lc
Auction, to the highest bidder, tie City VI Placrev L.
at the Court lluusr door,
On the 2Oth Day of January, a. ID. 1900,
Al the lour ~ o,pcL. T. Nj All tie right title. int,rs;
Nnl clsnl 81 he above named b'ndAh ~ AID I" ihr
follow drrcr,h-d Pr"psry lying and bang IL H., town
slip "f PllcvNlr. Couty and state al r'>nid. I" VT
RAM Wiih all the improvements thereon. ,ould'
follows to Wit: Brgnnihc ~ take on 'hc West "'
Coon Hollow Arl the road leading from PacrtNilc In
almond Syringe from which live "Ak stump - nch IA
diameter bear. North 10 West - ii.' ratt.d ahi a
black ,ak ~ inches n Nm't"r Souil A. West us mss
nil kcd L thrrcr S"uihHardly ~ chru> "a sit.r ,
h-rr" Wr.tward,y ~ chains To n STAKE. thtrct No.'h
Waid - en- tn siAAr ttnc" FaatW"rtiV - ,hAhs
t" sIrt" thrhce Sou'A,riy !" cha - to the place
bcciii ng
Given ut der my hand. thu. e4h dav o. D-rn Der. A. b
ID" ADAM sIHO<inN.
Si-u Constable aid Tor sal Town UP
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

BAD Handsome Of our young friends,
we are sorry to learn. are in the habit Of fire.
quently induIglng in Champagne SUPERB
Boys, "stOp it." Such habits are productive
Of nothiRg better than headaches and empty
pockets.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The law firm Of Shafter & Heydenfeldt have
given notice that they will present, to the
Board of Examiners of the State of California,
q claim against the State for $4,000 for pro-
iessional services in tax suits. Fortunately
the presentation and payment Of the same are
two different things.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

The iowa HEI PGtrios says that notwith-
standing the late heavy rains, the miners are
crying out for more water. The new ditch at
Dutch Fiat Is in operation, and lively times arc
expected in that camp.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

NEwTOS 4 Co., on Reservoir Hill, bsve rig
ged up their hydraulic after new PLAN
invention Of Mr.. NswtOn's-by which they
wash mere earth with ten inches Of water
than can be washed with forty inches BY tho
old plan. Their claim yields eight dollars per
day TO the hand.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

A HINT TO Toorn- PIcKERs The Harrisburg
pa Telegraph says: a lady had the habit Of
picking her teeth with pins. A triHing hu-
NOR was the consequence, which terminated
in cancer. The brass and quicksilver used
in making these pins will account for this cir
cumStance. Pins are always pcrnicious to
the teeth, and should never DO used for tooth
nicka
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Commenting upon the above, the Neus saw

ANOTHER CANDlDArE.-The Mountainper,
published at Salt Lake City, favors the election
Of Brigham Young to the Presidency, because
1t has no idea that "hc would accept the po.
sition, even il it were offered to him." Of
course not. Brigham is vi-tuous and modest.
and might be led astray by associating with
Gentilcs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

Mrs. Elizabeth Ostler, Of Great Salt Lake
City, Utah Territory, wishes to hear from her
husband John Ostler, who has not been heard
from for more than two years. Go back, John.
and console your sorrowing wife and aged
father.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24

RExovAL.--Mr. G. Francis has removed his
clothing, boot and shoe store, into the 6reproof
building recently occupied by Haas & MOch
He keeps an excellent stock Of goods, and is
polite and accommodating.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
Rail Road MeetinR.

MEETING ofthe CnIens Of PimccrvIie and vicinity
\ will be held at the Court House on Saturday Evening
?4h lust for the purpose Of taking into confederation the
subject Of building Rail Road from rlcrrv'lle 10 Folsom
general attendance is requested Of All citizens fav ra
bic to the Enterprise. MANI ClIiLkHS'
placerville December o., 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-24
The 2sth Day Of Janunry,

A. D. 1861 At the hour off o'clock, NJ all the right ir
interest and claim " the above named Defendant in and
the follow described Property lying and being IN the
Township Of TtAceTve County and state af"rtsAld to
Wit: certain nmmc known a. the Coon Hollow Plume he
ginning At point the West side II Co"n lil and run
ming IN . E"rthciy direction ?lo yards {" pine log ,
thence in Nnrihras',iy direction l." yards I" te puni
OF said hill THENCE IN fa>eTy direction through sad
paint about ~ trtt, striking Coon llo"w Raw thence
up sad rnVne until it connects ith the old Coon Hollow
IA vine Flume.
Given under my hand, this "4;h dhy o. nercn'bcr A. D.
lS9. ADAM SlMUNTON.
ais Constable In ard fer said ToWnsiIp.