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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
1T Is FREE FROM POISON

New York. OetObrT let, lEsa.
NAE IVo%-DesF Sir VIZ have aualy,cd and tee,
cd H"uT N4gHstI" rO~ drTs aud mud them peTfs city
harmless mankind aud domestic ami male but certain
de Aih ~..rn IahSled By bugs. ants and Ih,rcts.
JAWS u. CuILTON, ". D., heSist,
LAthkScR kEib, PrOL ChruiStFS ~. Y. Hospital
Mr.. J"m~ l.. koSE. superintendent " the Ne~ York
Hospital she has rAPellrd all the huge ant. rna h.
no,h' &e., With Lyons PO~ der and hDds II Of i-
nenss value"
Every gardener and housskcepcT must have direct
interest ~ sr,cle u tbi. hind Reference can lie
made t"thr AStur, IT. NIchOIAS, AID 1IsIfoI4ta, 10
iels /" Judge MrigS, rTcSden II the American Insi
tu;e james Gordon Bennett Gen. Winfield scott, ,Iu.
W. Field, l.. ~. feaSe Of the Five POints MiSston A.
Judge Mris' 'aAs-"rhe discovery Of Prof. Lyon 10 u
national Importance The fATn-rs Club have thoruuKh.
y tested H. ~ill destruy loeustS, ETAshrprTs ants
moths. hugs and all Nermin. Garden pantS can BE- pre-.
served and houscs made pure"
Arrangements made through Me1ars. RaYnss
Park, of New YORK; to have Il Sold throughout the
word. Many worthless limitations are advertised. he
cautious.
Hats and Mice cannot BE- reached by POWDER but are
Killed by MAGNETIC FIT. Order them through any
merchant.
'Tn L>onS Pos der kiils insects In triee
But Lyons pills miIed FIR rate aud nice.
f1-l"ll"~ directions. Tee freely and Thoroughly.
Sold by DrngVi'ts and Country Merchants.
fLf1IT CHOATE, Agents At PIsesr,ils.
PfRK WHITE, Assuts at san FrsDei.eo
April 9Oth, IS;9.-t3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

"BInDs OF A FEATHER" &C.-Cnl, f. ID, Baker,
Black Republican candidate for Congrvsa. aud Hon,
Jos. c. McKibben, Broderick. Republican candidate
for Congress, we sec II stated. addressed LrOd.
er'ck'RePublican meeting in MNrySvillc." not long
aimee. They beth pitched in tn the Democratic par,
ty, and admitted that they stood on the same plat
form. They are anxious for AfIsion. aud ART work,
ing To get Siblcy to withdraw from the Republican
and Boxer from the Frederick ticket, so that the
field may be clear for themselves. Baker SAYS
without fusion they must be shamefOly beaten.
and he cannot see any improperly iO the two fac
tious uniting 10 defeat the Democracy. The San
Francisco Times the organ Of the Republicans. says
"the larger portion Of the BrOdsricIitss will lind
their way into the ranks Of the Republicans" aud
that ia criminal for them to try aud keep up
their distinct aud entire organization this year.
Republicans ut heart and fighting for the sams doc.
trinvs, they should dissolve their organization and
march under the same flag.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

MINERAL LASns.-tn reply TO en- tntmatIon throw n
ont in correspondence in the last numhsT Of ths
MnrNTAIN DENocRAT, Insterrs srnting the character
Of certain communication published IN the CRtoR. on
the subject 81 mineral lAnds, aud charging by Impc
tOu Thomas Robertson With being the author Of the
came, &c SN0d State that the fact 10 nOe --Scrd
mSHt0 thieR,
Untrue. Col, Robertson was not charged by
Implication with being the author" Of the oh.
jeclionabc communication referred to, by the DEn.
ocNAr Interested parties. "r the tNion's school Of
politics, had s'vrrtiy circulated such . report, for
the purpose VI rVndcrHH Cob Robertson unpopular
with the miners. We knew that he was not the
author of the article, our correspondent knew it,
aud did not attribute Ms authorship to him, We
thought the beat way tn elicit the fact ives 10 pub
liSh the communication, and get disclaimer nom
tho tNioH. We have succeeded. aud we have now
the au,h"rity Of the thicN FIR stating that Col,
Robertson Was not the author Of the communication
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

GONE.-BrOwn. Hon. J, c.. Of Coloma, 81 DOv>
ado County" distinguished a. much for his modesty
% bis consistency, len on the steamer Of the eth,
"for his former home in the State Of New YOrk."
lie was az inOrdinAte but unsuccessful once seeker
Previous to the organization Of the Republican aS.
ty he bad belonged 10 every party and with siUEU.
lar Unanimity had been repUdated by every party,
Becoming desperate 10 joined the Republicans, and
to got rid Of HE impOr.anIss. they nominated him
for the State Senate, With tho private understand.
Ing. however. that be WAS V decline. The San
Francisco TmNs thus notice. ths departure If the
eccentric "AOH. J. c.:
D1PAITURa.-llOA. J. G. Brown. 81 calOuA, II Der
ado County, caveO to-day the steamer for HE turner
home in the stAts Of New York. Mr.. REoWH Il one Il
the aost sstss end sasrestie Republicans ~ CakraiG
and vas nelaaed Coz the State senate BY We ~ Dora,
% cosnty Republican ceAVsutioU. He can " SPASSd
iron the soatsst, fSF Sueh W0FkAg meH Aln NFs 1e0-
I'd at ths ums. HE 6NsiHess, koWOVOr, impsFaeiVely
demands Of hin to - TO the EAst and e0apsls Ai "
decline the namuation thus tsnderVd to him. Should
the war II Europe cOatiHus, he PTOpesS 70 Wet lAa
scene Of hOstltes and have Sghl VI the GrAaA aIlss
before he returns
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

RRineE ~ nrFFILnRN- This bridge at which tho
AuSlriahH tired the first gun IN the war now waRinH
in italy, spans the TIcin" river the northern bum
Diary line Of sardinia. Il is thus described hy "a
traveller:
This bridge is l,oN feet long, and is the finest
bridge ever saw away from CIV or town. II has
banks 1t hcwn granite. at cost Of 100000. Such
bridge could not be butt tor million Of dollars
in the United States, The parapes are M heWn
granite in immense blocks. tour feet high. two feet
vide aud six Icct hong side walks on each side "f
solid blacks or granite. aud double train ways &c
the same material fr carriages Indeed, the brid &c
is perfect. and ~IthAl Strrnlv ample that nnI
dollar appears D. have b, ru expended Fnr mere or
namcnt. CnlrM blown w by 1unpOWdrr. or thrown
up by an earthquake. II would last until the end Of
time,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
Dean Ofhe Faculty Of the Philadelphia College Of Med
cine
LYONS MAGNETIC POWDERS,
FLEA POWDERS.

FLEA POWDERS,
WILL DESTROY CANDIES INskCTs, COCKHOACmRs, BE b.
Bios, fLEAs, ANTS, MOTHs AND ALL Pas1s %
1nH NEHMIN kIED.
The importance Of reliable article VI this And 10 in
cAtimable. In warm weather all nature trems Nth
these annoying fcs This Po~ the only article G,
sr discovered that ~ III cHtcrmlnaie them company
VI b0iAhsi. from the horticultural socisty OG Pa1s
while amidst the fcrns II Asia obe ed that al insects
lighting urun certain kind Of plant very dFOppcd
dead. This fact made Of to guard their nj ht
camps from these intrudsTS. ouAntIrs II the plant
were brought home b! Mr. H. Llon. and found Psiti,e
insect DESTROYER in every experiment. II 10 simply
~dertd leaf ally prepared " the effect
"f age and climate. Medals aud Leiters Patent have
been obtain from she gov Of England france
Germany and knsSia, from the Worlds Fair. and nu
mcrOu' medical and horticultural colleges aud Soeieiies
Letter. rum the FrS-i,ienfgrMe THIsd Stdfss.
:" Executive Mansion, Washington, Jlst Jan, Ihh1
Nh. tHANt " IYoN.-D, ar SIR; have the p!ras
MIc 10 inform You that the Hoy al Conni 81 the
World IaiT, at Londun have aTdtd Suu Medal aud
''ruh' ate fH the great NAluc Of Your AAHntte T,N
deere, &c. ''AiHIAhD FItAuhK CLaifn,An''
III" Ato'c MAS accompanied BY certificate Of Prince
Alert.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

CONISG.-Mr. Crandall the agent Of the overland
mail informs ~ that be passed large number OF
immigrants on his last trip between this place snd
Gravrlly Ford, aud that VIC may expect the advance
guard in few days. A majority Of them ere from
Pixies Peak, aud In rather dse,itute circumstances.
lie states that most excellent water has been found
on the desert and that dreaded spot is now the
fines! portion Of the road The wagon road over the
summit, about which 90 many complaints have been
made, no states 10 the beet mountain road In the
State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

SrILL ANOTHER EscAPS-Anothcr escape IUm the
State Prison occurred IN Monday evening at the
wharf in this city, Says the San Francisco kprniay
CoH, from the schooner Hicks. while unloading
brick. The priSOners name 10 Green, aud known
% Professor Green, from his having once been a
apreachcr. This makes tive aimee Friday last. aud
sxty-onc altogether since McCauey took possession.
In lcSs than two months At this rate the penitenti
AIRY will "oon be empted Of itS desperate inmates
McCAuley has shown himself to be totally inOOH'Pe.
tent to take charge Of the Prison, and s,cps should
be taken to dismiss him at the earliest possible mo
ment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

OrroSIrIox TO rue DENocnAcr.--Thc opposition
To the Democracy, says the Boston Post one Of
the ablcSt and Oldest Democratic papers in the Union
sai under variety Of names in different sections OF
the country IN Massachusetts they are Jchcrsonian
neutrality-suspicious.; in Missouri. free Drmo'
Gratis; in Virginia, Wings; in Maryland, Know
Nothing; IN California, Broderick men; In Pcnns,l T.
wanna, the Peoples party; and In Kentucky, Ten.
ncssec, and some Of the other Southern States.
where proper names have all been used up on the
niggcrs, they call themselves simply the Opposition.
Here is material for n fusion. Tho Frederick mcn
are courng the Republicans, but tho latter are toU
shrewd to trust " mere promises. and insist upon
au "pVn cspOusa Of their cause before hOy will listen
to any tcrma. The arch Ap"stAte, to regain his in.
Guence, may find II necessary to do openly what he
has been doing secretly since he took ha seat in the
Senate, advocate the dOctriucs Of the Black Repub
licans.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
Donocratio County Central Commits
REGULAR
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES,

STATE TICKET
For Governor,
MILTON s. LATHAM, Of Sacramento.
For Lieutenant Governor,
j. G. D0WNEY, Of LosJAngcles.
For Judge Of Supreme Court,
W. w. COPE, Of Amador.
For Congress, from the Northern District,
JOHN G. BURCII, of Trinity
For Congress, from the Southern District,
CHAS. l.. SCOTT, of Tuolumne.
For Attorney General,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS, of FL Dorado.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES s. FAIRFAX, of Yuba.
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, of Nevada.
For Controller Of state,
SAMUEL H. BROOKS, okESan Joaquin.
For Surveyor Cenels,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, Of Alameda.
For State Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
ANDREW j. MOULDER, of San Francisco.
For State Printer,
G. T. Bolts, Of Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
Democratic Platform.

lst. RpSolred, The Democracy Of CaliGornIa In Con.
VentOn assembled, again TeiteTate their hTm determin
alton otand by and maintain In all their the
vice Just and liberal principles announced 10 the Gin
sinna Platform By the Democratic party Of the Union
,ss.d ssst... although not Endowed With al the
u ssIfeovsS@snt end the nAdis.uFbsd regulation Of
VhoiR Anosee osal A0Airs, eueol To the Consitu-
sICn Of the United States, and that attempt Con
TSOS q auy Of the etaaes 70 establish, prohibit
sbocA the relati0a q master and slave 10 Territory,
Would BE- departure from the original doctrine Of our
American insttutions, and that We adhere immOvaby
- the pEineiple o. "nOnintsEvsntion BY Congress,
Win oIvOFy the States and TsTTitaEiGs, declared
IN IL KSaSas NcbEaska Bill" aud openly diselAu
fellowship with those, whether at the South, the North,
S0Ihs wsst, who eoausel the abandonment, limitation
e aVoidanoS Of that principle.
"a. R1SOlred, That the vigOr and efficiency Of the
ps0Seut DOmoerstie ADMINISTRATION, manifested In the
adjustment Of dicultse with GFea. Britain, N
gard the right fscareh, In the prompt and success
iii redTeSs Of wrongs indicted upon by tile Govern
6SoS il Utah, n the enforcement Of the ns1trsliiy
lava In the Impartial execution Of the Acts Of Congress
for the suppreSaon 81 the African slave trade and TOR
the rendition Of fugitive slaves, command our cordial
aprTobation and have full confidence In its ability
aud incliuaton, protect the rights our citizens and
SP%SS.o RssciSsS That The Republican party Of the
State Of MAssAehuSeta have " incorporating In their
Constitution provision requiring Of the naturaliued
citinen residence Of two years after naturalization In
order 20 enjoy the right d outrage the privilege Of
holdng ooe, and yet 81 the sams time allowing those
prVIIeTeO even the fugitive VAve npon residence II
- yesS attempted to degrade the foreign white man
49, The level Of the negro and muatto and that We
the Democracy Of California, utterly repudiats such
famous doctrine.
En-. EeSoIrsd, That the psTisteht effort 70 ax upon
NAe National Democracy the stigma Of design leEs
No Through Congress I" H0ce [Dde for the Terri
eoSS l0 bet desperate trick Of unpFtneped and Fen-
oSAo posans 70 direct popular attention from their
- hSae ~ a:o.Essl,ns RSsP'; x: ., ..,.,..
- SfoIc q PSSIaS 1allSOAA National necessity and
@reS oNTnssG uFgo upoa ConGross aad The statsG the
1utV q 60 operatisa ~ that purpose.
* S.sinHI That Il la tks duty Of the General Gov
1suS - O0anA BIZ, end sastata tie Overland Mails 90
SssessVAl0 Dst II operation By DsnOsEstis Adnnts-
NRoalo1S
-. nssoNvSd, That the DsnOereey Of California
0Gan NaVAoV b Vho Administration 81 Jamss Buchanan
ear reserved plsAga Of SapPoS n wainlanng the honor
AAA lnAsasily OfVRo Unko1e at hone and abroad
oh. ksAsjSod THAT We again extend " Tie present
nsnaEatie AAAmlaaSAaoA q tile State our mos cor
aial and unqualified approval
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

A. n. 1882 a 10 oelek, A. NJ. all the right. title. In
teres and claim, Of the SAid Thomas Caystr and Esther
CAyste his wife, either Of them had March 18th.
lSS, any time thereafter Of 10 aud to the follow
ing described m6rtgaged property situate lying and he
ing in the city Of iaccrve, County Of II Dorado and
state Of CALIFORNIA; lying and being ct the end Of Maiu
street. and opposite the old Excelsior mill, and
fronting hundred aud thirty feet the south side Of
HanRto~n creek and bounded on the Northwest by the
property Of John hing and IN the Southeast BY the
property Of Meyer and running back from the Greek
two hundrrd feet or less being the pieces
parcels o ground purchased by tAd Ca! ste from foun
tain Lawrence and William Cook, together with all the
houses and improve mentt situated tn Te"n.
W. J. BCRWELL, Master.
Sheriff . Once, Placerville, July ., A. d. 1889.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

A. . etAtsd meeting IF Neptune EnRins Co., No. 4
held a the EASiNe hsass the evening Of thursday
Ia nh, lNas, The laWlAg FVselNtiOas OasFed Ay T1oe
y Wade, Eea., we're aaAaimeasly aaOpaeAs
. k.sstFet, That the meMeeFa q NepaNaa Engine Co.,
No = teel greatly indebted 10 Mica Belle Ming, Me,
nAEstee WNasweStA, aHa Mica Harriet MONntIcy, SOT
their AtNa AasstaAee In decorating EnRins And
Carriage NAE the parade 90 the StA Instant.
keeteeN, TAAl The eaeeNEAgeMent and aid extended
y ~ ~ tAese Ass, AaAesaaal Incentive 10 eH
- tie Performance u aaelee Nro@sa 10 the ro.
eeeeea ~ the hvSs aae PseeeEty Il eNoW-
FAsssVins, July Ell, IsSs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

AcESoWLEraHESv,-Ms received laat week from
our fFiCad and neighbour. J, H. Vanderbilt, Esq, the
BrOdrriCk HomiUce f6e County Clerk, disA Of moot
delicious bcsIs, gvOwn In his garden from seeds 70
eevsd trom the PatcUt Oticc, for which be has our
grateful acknowledgements, We shalt reciprocate
Vans kindness, On the sth Of September next, by
giving him one Of the largest beats Of the season.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

A rIoNEER GoSE,-Mr, ALrREn BELI, one Of che
earliest settlers of rlacCrve, died suddenly in THE
city yesterday morning lie vas native of Lon.
don, EnglaUd,-ARr, - years, The funeral will
take place THE m~HiNg, al U'clOck, from the rec
idence Of the drcVascd. or Sacramento street
NisOds Of the family ere respectfully invited IC
Altend.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

SENArnR WILSON pEScRlnEp. The Boston ChWrier,
IN shnw ing up the Massachusetts Senator, SAYS:
1--WE branded him ms a shullling political turn
coat. and proved The charge against him.
Mr. Wilson resembles Ming james ape, vt which
the RIVAL Solomon said; "lt | hold J0cko can
Inn bite INC" The party that has the largest s,ure
vi nuts aud apples eau always have Jocko. The
Know Noth'ngs had him in lSAS, and made him
bite ut their bidding now s,mehodv holds him that
makes him bite the knoW N"IhinHs. JOcko was .
mis- hit\ uus animal but hN M ulrWns Terrible"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

eLst ne Ials- dslsacy prevent you from onsuItlnR
DR. Gas u TzER OF Sacramento, Who has attended and
cured many thin the last four years and ell you Who
have means Ia pay md In him friend, Who will
make no charge for examination advice We would
commend all who In trouble To call him and, Also
To rad his card In another part Of this paper The Doc
tors office s On sixth street between and Sacramento
WATER CrRE AND AORJoPATHIc EsfAnLIHHnEHT-We eAl
the attention Of readers TO the advertisement Of DR.
SAITu, In another column The pr has opened In earTa-
mtnto. first class Medical Institution The
complete than Ia any Institution In California
aud the charges are very moderate. We commend the
suffering investigate the advantages offered By DR. Smith
The gentlemen to whom he reeTs-We known and pToml
nent ctsens ~ Sacramento and elSeWheTeare Eusran
tee Of the DR. . skin.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

], il generally believed that the election in Ne.
Vada Territory, Er Mcmbcr Uf Congress. has result.
ed III favor "M@ior Dodge, Superintendent Of In.
da" Affairs Judge Cnane, his competitor, for some
unknown cause, had rCndvrd himself unpopular
"wih his constituents"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

"ALL IN vMe FAHmu."-Mr. Thomas r. Wade,
reader 1t the Declaration, aud Judge Hall, Orator
Of the hay, are bath members Of the Fire Depart
mcni-'hc Turner belonging to Neptune No. >, the
latter to Confidence NJ. /. II is needless ~ cay
the EiSrmcn were prud of their representatives
aud they acquitted lhcmsClvc - most crediiably.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

A caucus II the friends of Daniel 3. Dickinson,
Of New York, waS lately held At the Astor House,
the object 0f which was tn concert measures to make
that veteran Democrat aud distinguished statesman
next PrrsidrNt An effort is being made to unite
tho lArds and Sons in the Empire State and in the
event of itS succeeding. Mr.. Dickinson will have the
inside track at the Churlcstuu convention,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

SERESAps,-0 Tuesday evening the members Of
NeptNne Engine Co. M. =, screnaded Mr.. James
Mclieth, . member nf the CO.. who "toOk unto
himsclr wife the day hcINre, They also serena.
dvd the Young ladies Who 60 beautifully trimmed
their Engine for the parade On the 4th Never did
the PlaecrvIlle Rand discourse moro eloquent
music" than on Tuesday evening.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

distinctly 10 every Of the house. and with proper
emphasis asA cOFrset pFouunclAdon. During tho
reading Of Il be WAS several times interrupted by
cheerS-an uaususl Occurresce. Again the Band
played > national cir at the cODolusIOB of which
ledge Hail. The orator Of ths day, delivered an cx.
6sedingly neat, classic and sloQusnt Grafton. Twas
Chaste and dgnihed In style, patriotic In sentiment
sparkling With beautiful and felictOus metaphors
and filed with historical alluSons and facts Al
though the TheaIer was crowded and Il was intense
hot, not person stirred during its delivery. The
Judge was frequently interrupted by applause. and
when be concluded three deStsniDg cheers wore
given the orator AZ the conclusion of each tune
prayer, rsadipg aud Grafton, salute wAA tired frOm
the cannon on the hill. A national air closed the
ceremonies Of the Thcatcr.
The procession RETURNED in frOnt Of the ThcNtcr
marched up to Stony Point, countcrnarchrd, halt
ed in front Of Confidence Engine House, chccred the
gallant Confidence boys, who heartily responded,
and were then dismissed The NepIuncs then e..
corted Hopes IN the foot Of Center street. cheered
them ss they marched past, which was recpruCatcd
on the part "f The Hopes, aud then marched their
own house. where they were dismissed BY their
Foreman, r. +. Barss.
Ahe uEo WOFkB ~ we IOb W VAIN street ana IN
the Plaza, were beautiful and grand, and q source
Of huge qualification to the youngsters, and even
1" children of = larger growth admired them.
The festivities Of the day were closed with a
grand ball, given by Confidence Engine Co., at tho
Theater. II Vas largely attended, aud We certainly
never Witnessed gnyrr or happier company than
was assembled 10 the Thcatcr TN the nght II the
9Th. The Tbeatcr was brilliantly illuminated and
handsomely decorated. and the members of the
company were unsparing in their efforts to please
thUse who attended the ball, aud We nrc pleased to
state that all expressed themselves highly delight
cd.
The procession was the finest we have ever seen
In Placrrv'lle; 1t gave general satisfaction, aud all
our citzcns. without exception. very justly bias,
oft We fear many long days will pass ere We
see another to equal II. II passed OF pleasantly,
without single circumstance occurring to cause
regret.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

When will the ceScidi proceedings of the Demo-
cratic State Convention BE- publishcdG A resolu-
Ilon wAs passed requesting the Democratic papers
ofthc State tn publish them. but uP to the present
time We have M, seen copy. Will the StdHdIri
attend 10 tho mnttrrs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09
NARRTED

Al the residence Of Nr. hCGreggor, Mountain
Mil, july I'd. by Rev. W. FrsaT Mr.. JoHK @. SCOTT
" Miss ALIcu PRYBn, both Of that district
AttlR residence off. Evans ksg., Coon Hollow, nm
the All of july, 6y Rev. II. @. henson. Mr.. JAHEs
McI3E1n, Of PlAcsrville v Miss ELIZA GARDNER, Of
the TURNER place.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-07-09

DY virtue Of order and decree Of sale ssued out n
the Clerks Once " the District Court Of the 18th
Judicial Distriet, FIR II Dorado County, Judgment
rendered land by which was authorized tO sell certain
property hereinafter dCserlbcd) the 9th day OF May!
A. u. le10 in favor Of Edgar BOgardus and against
Thomas CAyStile and Esther CaySe hs ifc. Tor the
" elk hundred and eighteen 80 100 Dollars, with
frUa the said 9Th day Of May A. D. ls together With
the Of and l0lO0 DoArs, eOSts Of sut
and Aeeruing costs, have levied upon and will eHp"sr
60 Public Sale at the Court House door in the City Of
rlAcertille,