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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
DR.. Bakers Pain EsanacH.

Nv Pain PdMdcdS composed entirely Of healing gums,
and vegetable oils and herbs 10 perfectly safe for the
most delicate cas- most sincerely cay, that have
never known any however delicate, 10 b injured By In
the least will continue ask the aeetSd, WhO have
not used H. try for the following diseases. they ara
net satisfied with IL healing properties, the nOney will Ss
chey refunded By the agent whore the msdeIue u fer
sale.
Uyou A0rs poins IN he Stomach or BO~sls, Try dose
Of Pain Panaes Internally battle externally over the part
affected and you will ct restore the proper aston
and relieve the pain
Vyou A0vs Burn, keep the parts covered with cot.
ton vet with Pain Panaee. This will. In rev ninutss
draw ont the Gre, and cure the pans-
Vy0U A0VS a BrWtSS WVSnd, battle II veil With the
PaIn paaacas four times ALL viii relieve the pain
and take out al the poison and heal the wound shOrt
time.
u yOv are sHbsrSMO from NSSr0Ict0 Or RAsU10str
PdiaS apply the Pain Pansess freely and take desc o.
II internsIly, mOrning and night; viii not OHly
cure the pain bat vl the Of the disease
u yOU AGsS ~ DVept,sto, and your food distressss
your stomach amer eating, take dSes Of PaIa PaEAeas
amer each meal
u yOs AGvs CoAkSred or Sore koSGA or 1reat, Ap-
ply the Palm PanAeas me objected psrs and SsrSs the
mouth Or throat three or four timss day
" you A0es ne DtGrrA0G, Or . relaxed state Of the
bowels take few doses Of Pain PAnaeas and they wl
coon Be- restored you have pAinfal swelling, battle
the pArts freely, and you viii seon relieve the Psn, end
the swelling will Be reduced. II you have severe tooth
ache, apply the Pain PanaeaS piece Of cotton. and
battle the gum ct the time; II Will stop The psn In
SANITY.
U yos A0es hSSN Bint~ BY SptdST, any other In.
sees stunG By Bees take eas Sa mig with the Pain
PsnAeas, and apply TO the parts.
VvOu AosS PaiS n ~ BrSH@. SIZE, Bach Or I'D
asvs baths the parts aa<cted mOrninE and DSht ~ the
same time take dOSs ofthe PanAeAs Internally.
u MaOGASr AGVS cdksd Breed, spply The Pain PAS'
acas hot - eau Be borne.
UYOvJ feel cAuy or CS'd Is though you we're going V
have . fever, take . desc 81 PApSeas.
VyOu A0Vs W0und, CWs, Or CALI on VoST Toe. ap'
ply the PAln PaaAeas viii take cut an Tie IAAA@Asion
and heal the sore II . ShoFt ime.
Sold By eli the principal druggists, and By
PARK WHITE, Agents.
I0S Washington saEset. Gan Francisco.
-PKfTIY eH0ATE, Agents, PAeervine. 9e-9m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
pLAOHRvTLLR POST oFF1CR.

TINE MAILS for Sacramento, Sans Francisco and ell
parts Of this State, close every day ct o'clock p NJ
The mails for the Atlantic States Europe Oregon and
Washington Territory close about the SFd and 18th Of
each month, (exeept when those days on eatuT.
day, and then they will close the day preVOuS At 10
O'Clock P. n.
The Mails, Overland via Los Angeles, close 1t this ONCE
Iemi.Weekly, Wednesday, and Fridays at o'clock
H. Letters intended to 80 By this route must b
ed via Los Angeles"
The Malls for GrsSly Fiat close ct this once every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning At O'Clock.
The Mails for NewtOwn. CedATvlle and Indian Dig
gnR close At O'Clock, A. NJ, on Mondays, WednsSdays
and Fridays
The Walls for Cold Springs and cOOmS close every day,
Sundays excepted At O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Tat and Georgetown Mails elSss
at ~ o'clock eveGy day, Sundays exceptedl
The Overland Mails to g. Joseph, Mo-, via. Carson Val.
ley and Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly Wednes
day morning at O'Clock. Letters Intended to be sent
By this mail must Be marked, "eidt snlt City"
OFFICE HoulE.-Rrom oeE1ck, A. g., tTll 70, y. ;
and from ] tin g. p. M., (surday0 exeepted)
On sundays-EFom until ", A.. o.. and fromS
untl 5, p. ~. Al ePENcE, r r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

NEW SrAOs LME-Mr. ]. A. Thompson,
the energetic and intrepid pioneer Express
man to Carson Valley, has established = stage
line between this place and Genoa. II is .
semi.wsekly line, and leaves the Cary House
in this city every Wednesday and Saturday
At So'clock A. H., arriving at Genoa the next
dap On Mondays and Fridays the stages
lGsss Genoa and arrive here the same evening.
Ae has made arrangements to keep the road
open and the line running during the winter.
Uninterrupted organization with Carson
Valley 10 What We have long needed, and We
have every confidence that the energetic and
entsrprising Thompson will make tho trip
Nunctuallyin spite Of the weather.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

Too VLrRA.-1he New York correspondent
Of the National IntelIigencer. speaking Of the
extreme grounds taken BY the late Republi.
can Convention in that State, in relation to
slavery, the territories, &C.. says that "it is
now certain that thousands and tens Of thou.
sands Of conservative men, though opposed
to the Democracy, will not identify themselves
with party taking such extreme grounds as
the Convention has TAKEN" The Convention
was composed Of Stewards friends and reflec.
ted his views. There il = strong probability
that the Republicans will split il Seward re.
ceives the nomination for President The
conservative element in the party refuse to
sanction his ultra views and know that il they
are persisted in nothing can save the party
from humiliation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

The Shasta Courier prefers Gen. Denver for
United States Scnatori the Placer Herald and
Calaveras Chronicle, Gov. Weller. We have
our preference, but are perfectly willing to
rest the matter with the members Of the
Legislature, whose duty it is to elect Mr..
BrOderick's successor. We want to SEQ no
more dissensions in our ranks about men.
Elect . worthy, deserving, able and reliable
Democrat, one who has manifested his devo.
ton to his party in times past, whose charac.
ter is unblemished, ability unquestiOned. and
the Democracy will DO satisHed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

SALE OF SrocK.-The stock Of the Overland
Mail Co., attached and sold by the Sheriff on
Thursday, at the suit Of Luke Richardson.
brought the following prices: One four.hOrse
team and harness, $3.50; one do, $3.50; one do,
e446; two horses, Sl05: one lot harness, $50;
four mules and harness, $3.50; ono horse, S2o5.
Mr.. Brady, Of the Pioneer Stage Line, was the
purchaser Of all except the last horse men.
toned. It is the opinion Of judges in such
matters, that the property brought q very
good price. Mr.. Richardson sued tho Compa-
ny for 1l4,06l 81.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
PLACERVILLE.
Saturday October Is, 1859.

TIE SALT LAKE MAILs.-On Wednesday
morning our Postmaster Nr, Spence, made
temporary contract with Lewis Brady & Co..
proprietors Of the Pioneer Stage Co., for carry
ing the overland man to Salt Lake, in conse.
quencc Of the failure oF the agents Of Chorpen-
Ning, the original contractor, to call for it.
The NAH was not detained moment in our
city, Mr.. Brady having coach in readiness to
dispatch It at the appointed hour. The new
contractors arc old stage neil, with abundant
means at their command, and e the Post
master General transfers the contract to them,
They will bring the mail through regularly,
snd make better time than Is made on the
southern route. Mr.. Brady is making ar.
rangcments to put the very best stock on the
route, to have the stations at convenient dis
tAOceS, and Abundantly supplied with forage,
&c. He 10 determined to perform the service
Aithfully, and to push the mails through with
the greatest dispatch. We have every CONF.
dence in his ability to- accomplish what he
undertakes. Staging 10 his legitimate bust
ness, he has made iths study. he knows from
experience WHIST is requisite on such . route,
and he has the means 70 purchase whatever
may be required. With him It is not reCk-
hess speculation, but regular business trans.
sctFon, in which he will execute the contract
IN every particular. We are glad that the
careless, inefficient, inexperienced contractor
has forfeited his contract, and that II 10 now
in the hands Of men favorable to the Central
route, who have the energy, the will and the
means to prove its superiority over the
Southern route.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
Yours, q rrogantly,
S. R.

ADEsPERArE ScouNDREL. lon Sunday night
last says tho San Francisco Telegram, AZ Mr..
Garfield, of Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express
Office at Sonora, was retiring to bed, he sur
missed he heard noise in the back room. He
took light and examined closely. but saw
nothing. Still remaining unsatis6ed. no con.
cluded to look under the bed. when he saw a
man lying with his back tn him, and an Ak
lying by his side. Mr.. Garfield being alarmed.
rushed out Of doors to get assistance, when
the desperate crawled out and made his es-
cape. Mr.. Garfield ran . great risk Of losing
his life, and the Office narrowly escaped being
robbed that night Mr.. G. Is either q very
careless or . very imprudent Agent. Why
did no 60 unarmed with such large amount
Of treasure under his charged
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

LUCRATIVE PRAcTIcE.-We love TO record
the struggles and triumphs Of the deserving.
jovial friend Of ours, noted for his intellect
and perseverance, who once did tail busi'
ness" in our Courts, and who removed to one
ofthe COW counties" to avoid political honors
which grateful constituency determined to
thrust upon him against his will, sends US
the following under date Of the 4th:
"OLD DAN: You know, better than can
tell you, that there are tw0 kinds Of men who
get nominations-on because you can trust
them and the other because you can not. S. is
that kind Of q fellow-thc last kind mean
and it would act with positive and great injury
to tho Democracy il he were nominated.
~ am 'ranching' in sort Of splendid re.
tircmcnt' in the low hills, about II miles West
of the county seat. MY post-ofIice is about 5
miles from my magnificent country seat
which last consists Of one Of those miserable
bachelor holes which are the disgrace Of hu-
man nature. ] atm supposed to be praeticing
Law; but the superstition involves a very
great strain on the imagination, as have only
had one Casa hard one-in about the last
four months-and in that case, besides 'charg.
ing my client for my Serviccs-'invAluable,
he called them-I had to enter q further
charge against him Of two dollars lent'-C
happened to have that sum by me, owing to
some strange good or i'll fortunel Where,
when how or from whom got the spOndul ieks
is one Of those deep and uniathoma6le mys.
teries that none but giant intellect and lots
of leisure'-the latter have-can solve! y
My practice since removed from the county
seat to my ranch has not been sufficient to
save me from the vagrant act; as may be
literally said to have mo visible means Of sup.
port But nevertheless we poor devils on
these ranches do manage somehow or anoth-
err to get along, and to hear US pompouSly in.
vite people to come out to the ranch and spend
. week or So you would suppose We were
we'll to do in the world. Now Of course you
will no longer hesitate to pay me promised
visit Few could resist the inducements Of
fer. Before you come, however, permit me 10
suggest, in as delicate . way rs possible, to
bring your feed along l am out Of cash.
never had any credit, and stealing is not in
my line, and there is nothing here worth steal.
ing, even il I felt an inclination to try my
prentice hand
Yours, arrogantly, S. R."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
Honar OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Sheriff GIst,

HoRSR THTE1 CAUOHf.-Deputy Sheriff GIst,
Of AmadOr county, arrived in this city about
4 o'clock on Thursday afternoon 10 pursuit Of
one Ota Scoble, who had hired horse; the
day before, in FiddletOwn, for the purpose, as
he said, Of riding to DrytOwn and returning
the same evening. He failed to return accord
ing to promise, and suspicious being aroused,
Deputy Gist started in pursuit and soon dis
covered that Scoble had taken . different road
and gone to Aurum city. in this county, where
he had sold the horse 10 one GorthoG. He,
also, had left, with the horse, for parts un-
known. Mr.. Gist then came to this place,
where he found the horse hitched in the street.
He soon discovered that second sale had been
made, gentleman from Carson Valley being
the purchaser who, In company with Mr.. Gist
and Deputy Sheriff Van Eaton Of this county,
started at once in pursuit Of Gorthoff, whom
they captured, with the money he had rCceiv.
cd for tho horse, at his house in Aurum city.
He is now in the custody Of the Sheriff.
Sheriff Burwell gave . description Of Scoble
to Marshal Hunter, and Policeman Reynolds
succeeded in capturing the gentleman as he
was about going to bed for the night at the
Cary House. He diSgorged the money he had
received from Gorthof for the horse. Scoble
was taken in charge by Mr. Gist who, by the
by, is one Of the best officers in the State, and
yesterday morning started on . visit to his
anxious friends in Amador. All the officers
engaged in the above affair are entitled to the
greatest credit for their promptness and eff
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

CALAvERAS CHRONIcIE.-ThiS influential
and answering Democratic journal has just
entered upon its 9th volume. We are pleased
to learn that Il iS most literally patrOnised, as
II Is justly entitled to the confidence and sup.
port Of the Democratic party. Its accom-.
plished editor, Col. Rust, has grown gray in
the service Of his party, and he has been poorly
rewarded for his -unremitting- and unsslash
IabOrA Like too many Of Us he has tOilsd for
the benefit Of others, taking no heed Of his
own interestA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

To OoRRRsPoNDKNfA-We withhold the
very able and temperate letter Of "Old Demo
crat" for the present We know that when
ever PrcfSased Democrat fails to realize the
character be has assumed, you may write him
down at once as unsound and unworthy Of
Democratic confidence. He Is either too fresh
from the ranks Of the enemy to understand his
new position, or else he is gradually preparing
for descrtion to the enemy's camp. These two
characters are often troublesome customers for
. limited period. The difficulty with the first
arises from the fact Of his incomplete CONVEX
sion, and the latter never was Of the true faith.
II is impossible for = really honest, true
hearted Democrat to betray his trust" Ami
madveTsions, however, on the conduct Of the
" hithless, who are in the party, yet wished
its defeat" We do not think advisable to pub
liSh at present Some Of them, We think, feel
most senSibly that they acted badly, and will
sin no MORE" unless driven to it by indis-
Greet comments, which they may regard as
persecution. At some future period it may be
advisable to give your communication place
in the columns Of the DEHocRAr--We pre-.
fer not to publish the amusing letter of " Tul-
lie Wise" until we see him. It might (unin.
tentiOnally) wound the feelings Of one who is
entitled to sympathy.--In our next we will
publish Ncllic's communication As
pirant" must see the obvious improperly Of
our admitting his communication into our col
umnA The Democracy had cOnhdcnccin the
prudence and integrity Of the Central Com.
mittce, or else they would not have appointed
them. Thus far they have done nothing OBJ.
jectionOble. Rest easy; they will nominate
none other than on unexceptiOnable Demo.
crnt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

" HAIRS eaFsapaFIla YeEOw Deck ssd Iodtas 81 Pc
bpFspaFsd from the Ansgt AS gsasSea eaFAPaEiila
and English IOdIdS Of POtass-Admrabls restorative
and purIAsr Of the blOOd-H esanSes the system Of Ill
morbid and impure withdrawing pImpIes bOIls and
eruponS from the SkIn rheumatism and pains Of
kinds An who can afford should It ~ tends to give
strength and prOIOHg life Sold By Druggists generally a.
el,OO per bottle.
r. HALL CO., PropFistors.
Wholesale Druggists las and las Clay Street, San Fran
cisco. U-om
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

WV. PIrr FEssENDEN. New York
Tribune says that an intelligent Republican,
who has recently been in several parts Of the
interior of New England, reports that the gen.
tleman whose name heads this article, is the
tAv0rite ia that region a the Republican can
didale for the Presidency. Mr.. Fessenden ID
now member Of the United States Senate
from Maine. He Is more liberal on the
question Of slavery than Seward, and is put
forward by the conservative Republicans
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15
Bic caUNE.-Tn the oId DeidaheImer eIaiml

Bic caUNE.-Tn the old Deidshelmer claims
ct this place, says the Forrest Hill Courier, 9
large nugget was lately found, composed Of
gold AM quarts, estimated to contain four
hundred Osmcss Of fne gold. The piece ID
rOuud, and weighs "abOut IS much as one
mun car lift" The lucky owners Of this
claim aud eAi,pO are wClshmen. Theirnamea
are not given. What pity that such speci'
mSAS ere 20 rarely found. A couple hundred
Of them would make .. poor man comfortable
Ror Ill.,.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

The Washington correspondent Of the Now
York Commercial Adcertiser thinks that the
Southern Opposition may possibly run third
Presidential candidate. who, il the election
should go into the House, would be chosen.
Mr.. RiveS. Of Virginia, is mentioned in this
connection. The anteccdcnts Of Mr.. Rivcs
are not such as to recommend him to the De.
mocracy. The man who renowned bis prin.
ciples and deserted bis party, who yielded to
temptation and became the dupe Of the foes Of
the Democratic party, can never receive the
support Of . Democrat. The faint Of treason
will stick to him while be lives, and make him
obnoxious to every man who has any respect
for principle.
What Is the creed Of this new party called
the OPpOsitiOn represented by Mr.. Rives
Has it greedy Is It not party without q
head or leader, without an organization even 7
Its members advance no political opinion, no
new doctrine, but content themselves by find.
ing fault with tho Democracy, and the Ad.
ministration in particular. Is it statesman.
like2 Is it hOnOsti Has 1t anything to re.
commend it to the confidence Of the people!
Surely not. 1t is easy to grumble and find
fault, but il "requires mind, thought and
study to originate and support measures and
principlea" The placs-hunter, the thirsty
spokesman may be seduced by the offer ofrich
plunderings in prOspecttO join this opposition,
but honest and rejecting men will attach
themselves to party that has principles which
Il advances and openly advocates-a party
that has never lurked in ambuScade, but has
ever presented bold and martial 'front.' worthy
the steel Of the most chivalric foe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

BENEFIT TO TEE MONUMENT FUxD.-Mr. Lee.
tho generous proprietor Of the Circus, rendered
. benefit in cid Of the Broderick Monument
Fund, which tho committee accepted. The
benefit was given on Thursday night in San
Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

DIssATIsFIED.--Tbree Ofthe pioneers OfNapa
Valley, Kellogg, Hudson and Teal, have left
for Western Texas, and il they like the cOun'
try and send back favorable report, others
will follow. The uncertainty Of titles in Cal
ifornia, the high price Of labor and the want Of
4 market for their produce, induces them to
leave. Farming doesn't pay.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

PGsAsUas TaR.-6O~s Of our most prom
insnG end sstimAbls citissns leave on the
uasunssr Of The S0th fsr the Atlantic States.
HR.SAsriN BAsarduA. ex.COunty Clerk Wal.
dVoa. sz-AsssnAlymAA OOOdse. joe. White,
J6Et OaSiS JeA SulsbashsE; and Nrs. n. z.
0hsaEsF, ere al going 10 visit their old homes.
10 on The VacaAt chair Gt the family circle and
Vscslvs The Hlssslags Of the ''OlA Solk&"--
Hath and hAppiiesS atAsUa them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

LARGE QUINcEs.-Dr. Glynn brought to our
Office on Wednesday threelarge ounces taken
from tree in bis garden in this place, which
were something Of curiosity. The largest
weighed twenty ounces, and measured four.
teen inches In circumference, and the smallest
seventeen ounces.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

A. KAsN will to-day receive the largest
stock Of fall and winter clothing and gentle.
mems furnishing goods that he has ever
brought to the city. His stock will comprise
everything in his line that is elegant and
fashionable. The miner, the mechanic, the
farmer and the man Of " elegant leisure" can
I'll DO accommodated ct bis establishment ct
prices that cannot fail TO EivO satisfaction.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

BLocm's dry goOds store is daily thronged
with ladies who call to examine his extensive
assortment Of beautiful and fashionable fab
RIGS Those who have not yet given him
call, would do well to do 20 at an early day,
while his assortment Is full and before the
choicest articles have been sold.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

ANOTHER SroRY.-Mine host Mountjoy is
erecting third story to his hotel, the Keoknk.
When the new story shall have been com.
plcted the Keokuk will be ono of the most
commodious hotels in the mines Placcrville
is far ahead Of all other mountain towns Of
the State in hotel accommodations.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

SoARLET FGvsA--Ths MarysviIle Express
says that the scarlet fever, which made lie
appearance 10 that city week or two since.
has Ia nOwiss abAtcd, butts rather on the In
crease Quite number Of children have been
sick With It but - Jet no deaths have re-
suited from il
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

AUCTION IN CoLoxA Hopkins will sell
at Auction, in Coloma, commencing on Mon.
day next. at 10 o'clock A. H.. the entire stock
Of dry goods belonging to Mr.. Lazansky. The
stock includes many desirable articles.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

NEW GOODa-Bsmberger and SHERMAN
are receiving splendid assortment Of season
able clothing Of eli descriptions. Their elegant
StOre-rOOm, perfect byOu Of elegance, will be
filed with everything in the way Of gents
clothing and furnishing goods. Call and sec
Them
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

The Nashua Gazette understands that It Is
the intention Of ex-President Pierce to spend
the winter, with his lady, at the Bermudas-a
group of islands in the Atlantic, about 600
miles east Of the coast Of South Carolina,
where the thermomete: scarcely varies more
than four degrees during the year, usually
ranging from II to 75e.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

ALHANBRA OYSTER SALoON.-"Oysters q
delicious Fruit" and those fond Of them can
get fresh ones at the Saloon Of Nessrs. Hunter
and Wallace, on Main street, near the Gary
House. Their Saloon Il neat and comfortable,
and open ct ell hours.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-10-15

Two mining partners, named Underwood
and Anderson, got into political quarrel in
Trinity county few days ago. Anderson
struck Underwood . blow which sent him
into the fireplace. whereby his arm was 90
badly burned that he will probably lose the
use Of il entirely.