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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
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RED IlILL. March 81. 1850
EnIToRs DExocHAT: Having frequently been asked
quotations IN tirrr1er Ia the svN nt Pr"duruvcneHs
aud character II the dIgingH at this e.. permit
mr, through YOUR columns I" give general deScrip.
ti"n Of the mining region from here up t" NcWt"wn.
a distance IT seven eight miles. 6" that all Whu
feel Interested in mining operations ma! read learn,
INV Ardly dgvat, and act accordingly.
Gru"gically speAking. the deposits are decon-
posed quartz, Iimcsi"ne, marble, chalccd"ny, trap
aud lion IRE. gold being the least plentiful, There
seems To be suecraSion basins, apparently formed
al sone rer"d II time by the actIon If water, filled
with wAshed gravel. and bouldcrs VARYING in weight
from one pound to ihy tuns These basins are
in depth from sig TO tify ftVt and what is termed
t~d rick here il nothing but deposit Of nOat.trap
shntng w, here and there like pyramids. twenty
aud Grtv tcet fr'm the base, and occasionally
, ia perpendicular walls nearly I" The surface. We
hny. Irrf,rated this So called bed-rCk winch il so
eff at you strike pick into 1t NJ &" the han
d. and have gone down into it ten feet, and found
at the boitoul a stratum II Nurifrrous gravel. We
kuux noS huW deep it may be. but We have only
found in claim but one point where the primitive
roct HSkeS its appearance. The gold We get is
sxgScI coarse aud Iumpy, aud has evidently been
suLy,cte1 to Considerable share Of mubility. The
gnld being coarsc. consequently is more "parscly
distributed tLrnyh the dirt than IL it were fine:
hsnrr. miners rr.specaMg with 'he pan may easily
he deceived M to tle vaiue of the diRgings. Theae
uaes c4essarily snust be worked by strong Enrce.
havisg the means tO commence and carry on their
.tp.rAunua praIleHv AID SUCCESSFULLY.
The Eureka Canal Company having lately expend-
cd large GUAM If r"sey in GIiHg Up aud enlarging
,hci- humcS anG ditch fran the COsumnes River to
this place. are furnishing ample supply If
water for these diKg'HGS at Sery reasonable Iales-
allowing Tie Osser Scr a pr @;<m Or En- u week.
Gn unbrokGn Skaft u xStcr ten inches BY tao aud II
h lf-beinS % cubic ~ehes, or mare than INirc the
amount If water sUle W the S"u,h Fork Compan,
Tur the Galnc moncy. W. =. ScOTS. EsQ. Sul'rrig
tcnsNx Il the Eureka Canal Company. with has
c,Eps Of water AgesiN are very acc"D.u daiing
and grnllcWany in their Interc.ASrse. and Leixecn
whom aud the ntStrS in thiS LEGALITY. Tc,ilH"citI
u y"od feeling ana friendship is generally Kept Vi.
Hoping that mr friends Interested YIli e,Asuii
yuur columns on this.
remain Yours.
JAMES PATTERSON.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

SPEscH OF rus Pacific RAILRoAD.-On our first
PACe ne pdblsh the able speech of Col. jeff. Davis
On Ire Pacific Railroad. Il is one If the beat that
has been made an that subject. in which all Cali
f'rnians feel 60 deep interest," and eTectualy cx.
plOdes the base cainmny that the Southern Sena.
tnrs we're snIaVorAble to the measure. Col. Davis
eniertains Gectieua feeling on the subrct, MS his
speech clearly pF"Vcs. lie Sees il.c Importance and
necessity Of b"ildIag the road, and as . patriotic
American Ataicsmau IL indiGereat a. 70 the route
ected. Read his speech.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

RnoDE Isl MD Some time since the Black Re-.
I'nblicn' pnd siraRh nut Know HoIhinsS,in Rho Ir
island, tri'd t" patch up fusion, but failed. To-
Black Rrpubl cans hive Published an Addr, IS, IN
~hirh they have lhruwn the "nuS II the failure OF.
the Know N"lhings, and assert their deter mutation
t' &" il at'ne ''n the Seward platform. Here the
Blacks will b. morc successful. but with different
faction. The Drods will willingly accedc TO an,
proposition made Ihrm BY the Republicans, cspcc
tally IA they agree in sentiment, aud only profess
1" be Demos rats the more cIcclually to bring into
di-rrpu,c the Democratic party and to betray ia, III
the hrst np;inttMniiv.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
remain Yours,
JAMES PATTERSON.

OoNSGNL WSRK.-The Sacramento R<g;.ftr.
Drodcricks organ. il jndus'rllsly ab"ring prove
that douglas Il full AaN'ded niger. wMshippCr.
Ia reply IL the San Francisco 7"m+A il asks:
"tlo thc RrPnAieans Aidcr Irosn JWigc douglas and
his adherents! II Dsa ~hy uOt sustAin the she
hAtlsted, "Ee.
We think Douglas differed very materially from
the Republicans in IltinoiS. aud dealt them many
sczvre bhws. On the Iecompinn question they
v"ted with him. bat all Olher they opposed him.
Brdcrick voted with them 90 al qursiiUns The Rsg-
istv will bud han up hill business 10 induce The Re
ISblicans to 'UPFHS1 Douglas True. they arc devoted
TO DrOdcSirk aSd As ca lllem. because they fully
asDsc 10 SeA'mCat aud nc Is regarded az their CHAM
piOu, bat Douglas has always bsea their bitter G,e
The aw DOuRlNs DemOcTats sim ere yet In the
ranks Of the Brods. they haze the least discern
ment. Will Discover from the iAnguaEs II the uvKan
under wAat banner tlscy arc expected ultimately 90
tight. Are ihcy willing To be transferred to the
RspnblicansI Ifn"t. they must Withdraw frum the
faction ihat has deceived and wishes IN belray
Nem.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

STRAws, kc.-Mr. Washburn. editnr If the San
Fruncisco Timer, the organ OfIbe Black Republicans,
is IN visit to Uur county, "stcnsby t0 solicit sub
scr'bers for his paper really to form perfect
combination with tbs BrOderickites. On his ARR.
Val in "ur city they HOckcd to see him. welcomed
him most cordially. introduced him. and manifest
ed the greatest interest in the 0f his paper.
II was amusing to see men WIN profess T. be warm
admirers of Judge Douglas hvingIy embrace his
bitterest revier. For years This Republican editor
has mHlciouS'y assaulted Stephen a. Douglas, mis-.
represented and trAducrd him on oil occasions. and
yet men who claim IL be Douglas pers,ndL friends,
Rugged him To their hearts Out upon such iniA.
NOUS hvpocrisy.
lie met in secret with the leading Brods and ar.
ranged the pinn of the cunning campaign. As he
has ever been dcv"ted follower vi Br"drrck, his
niniOns had the utln0st confidence u him, and Ell.
tered warmly inlo his rlans The fusion is u W
complete. Hencrf"Fth the BrudeFck facth.a vii
b. found in the ranks of the Republicans. Mil,
prepared the way ki the WAnsfer--M a"Inurn
contaminated it and c0r,uttti the Bruds. Al "bur
'i"n will be the product Of this incestu 'us I'M. c.
zion. The true friends IL Douglas should watch
the slippery movements Of Inc " Artiul U".ycr' >
firm San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

DEAD.--.Ilon. Edward A flanagan, for many
years member Of the House Of Re- IRE .cntniives
aud u Senator from Indiana, recently did in : i.
i-"ui" lie was man Of splendid abtien. aud %
of the most eloquent speakers ri the West. hi
unfortunate difficulty with his brother lhr
- cloud over his spirits from which be never retOv.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
Dissolution of Copartuershjp.

9INIE eopsrtnershp heretofore existing between the un
drrsiened under the name Of IlCNG, CHUNG co IL
this day dasved ~ mutual consent Han yam lone Of
parineTS having sold his sixth interest to the balance
~ the Company, and hr will be responsible for any
debts or con rActs the Company skr from and amer
this date. HUNG. CHUNG CO.,
HAN YAM.
Witness: OHAS. p JACKSON.
Il Dorado, March 18Th, 1859. fm2eslml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
SheriG's Sale.

10y virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Clerks
Once II the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
eial District In and for II Dorado County, oil judy
mcnt rendered the 22d day Of February, A. D. 1852
In favor Of Leland Stanford and Co lis r. Huntingdon
and against Mary Ann Stevens and s. H. Meeksr only
and TGainst Mary Ann Stevens separately, the suu
81 Eleven Hundred and Twenty 3D. 100 Dolars with
tnteret thereon AZ the rate Of two per per month
from the I'D day of February A. D. 1882 together with
and aecIning costs, have levied upon and will expose
to Public Sale at the Court House In the City Of Pla
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

fHE WEATHER. We hare had mast singular and
last lovely mixture If sunshine and shower rain,
hail. snow. We much Eear that the fruit bus been
destroyed. Yesterday nOrIing We fhuhd in OWr
yard ire If the ihckness If an nch; the ground
was fr"zcn har !. and the wind at day-break. "ame
IN California a' we have lived here since early in
~ have VIC experienced such severely cid wealth.
eT ne this eeaSOn If the year. Il has moderated
greatly within the lust "a hours, and yesterday a.
ternOOn il was quite pleasant
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

Rrad'r, have gon weakness f'r fine old iluTs
aud tip-i''i' lsHs? just st pin ut NAwRAvER' sand
Iry b"lh. His store is filed with both. und the
smiling GLOUDER, ever attentive und courtcOuS will
wait "0 you with pleasure. We have tried both
aud &" have our friends. Ia word in your car, New
Laaer. when you bring fresh supply don tell
all the k~fers about town. who have sncakinK af.
fccti'0 fr our oicc aud make free with Onr deliea.
cieS aud We recommend them IN our readers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
On the 18th day of April.

A. D. 1882 at 10 OeLek ~, all the right, title, In
tCTest and claim VI the said Mary Ann Stevens and g.
MeeksT Of in and to the following described property
lying and being in Mud Springs nship County Of Fl
DnIadO and State Of California to wits certain Quarts
Mill situated abOnt IA mile No tn West from Aurun
y, together with the steam engine, boiler and ma.
ehineTy br"ngine thereto, asO Quartz Lead situated
near said MILL With the rights and privileges belonging
70 the same Said property being known the lrost
Mill and Lead.
L. BOCARDCs. sh'G Fl Dorado Co., Cal.
BY W. J. BUEwELL, Under sh'6.
SHERIFF. Once, PaeervilIe, March 10th, A. d. le90.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

~ Let no falTe decAcy prevent you from consulting
DR. cnAB u. TEER " sacramento, WIN has attended aud
cured many within the last four years and all you who
hay" u" means tn pay. Hnd In him friend. WIN will
make no charge for examination advice We would re-
c"In'end all who IN trouble Ia call him and. also.
I" read his card In another part Of this paper The doc
tors Oice 10 Sixth street. between and Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

OK - VIsir.-The steamer Of the 9Th will TAX"
from our midst number IL our m"st cstinablr CT q.
izcns-whose departure will create a void in the
cia CIRCLE difficult I" surpy-wh"se absence will IL"
regretted, by All. Th"s II. lleweS, Esq. lady and
children, d.. Clark. lady and child Mrs. Henry and
son. Mrs. Gen. =. J"nes, Mrs.. A. d. WAldron and
children, and Mira. RUSSELL (In"thrr 81 the late C..
Is. NJ Rsspll. the first Chief Engineer Of the Pln.
ccrvIIle Fire Department. whose premature death
cast g""m over large circle of frendS,) and =
number Of Others will leave for the EusI ON The next
steamer. The aged muther Of Mr.. Russell expected
ia find ro",inX place with tue idol Of her hear, but
c"n>"mltiO" claimed Its victim, the grave closed We
the loved one, and the bcreavcd mother, with sad
heart and mnurniul step, commences anew her
weary pilgrimage With one voice our citizens
wish our departing friends pleasant voyage. a
hearty greeting at the old hrArhstone, anda speedy
aud prosperous return I" Placervillc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

SOisY CARRiRNs.-McCann 4 Bradshaw, the ''NOiSy
Carrrrs, have removed their News BOOk and Station
cry ept to the POstOe Building where they will al
Nays keep the latest newspapers, magazines and
HialS, and . full stock Of book aud statiOnegy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

BLACK AND WmirE.LW We hnd in al exchange pa-
yer the statement that StCSntyf'r0 white females
were married to negroes in the State If MasAG, hu
sets last year! In the city II Boston. nj the late
election, the negroes t~'k posScss0n Of The oils,
aud allowed M ,ne to vote but those voted the
Republican ticket. Smh some Of the pleasing
effects Uf Black Republicanisnl.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

SEDrcTIoN.-A bill has passed the House of Rel
reSentatives Of Ohio making seduction N prnitei.
Jiary offence. As the law formerly SIOGd The only
penalty conviction If this crime WAS the aynren
az such I'rcH'iRVy FeonspeHSe W the jury GWard,d
- slight punishment, and rarely inflicted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
Proceediuru Common Council

PLAcEEvILLE, March 29th. 1859.
Mayor Jones PIesiding-.Ireseut, Aid. Burss,
J''hnS, Roy aud Salmon. a.
NIuuteS II last meeting read aud approved.
The C.'mmittee On Streets md PuUIie Places, in
relation u PetIon II W. T. Perry asked tor further
IInI,, which WIS grained.
Tie COMMITTEE II whom WAS referred The build.
ing VI CnlVtTt On Mill street, repOrIed iavUraLly.
Aid. Salmon mOved that The Street Commissioner
De ihstIu cted ~ build CulverI vt tue Junction VI
MIil and Canal streets. Carried.
Returns Ot Special Election held in the Third
w ard being ia possession VI The Clerk, Ul.uetI.
Ar. Isunc II. Nash having received mIajOTily The
votes cast, declared duly elected.
Dir. NASH, Alderman elect, presented himself,
having taken the 0uth Ut Utce administered by Jus
IicV Bush.
Moved and seconded that the report Of Street
Commissioner, relative " the matchmaking Ut 20
L'iia street, read, Le received aud laced an he.
Ordinance M. 81, relative ~ special hSressIlieuI
upon properly ou CUlUna street from Main street tU
IlIe bridge for Matchmaking, WAS read Hnd adopted.
AJes-Ald Salmon, kOt, Burss, johns aud Nash.
Aid. BIrSs moved that Mr.. Veddsr be apppinteu
10 act ~ referee in regard " certain property q
Main street, owned BY Isaac A. CsgwiD, aud the
Clerk be authur1zed 10 notify Mr.. Vedder and Mr..
ISuuc A. CugwiD VI the same Carried.
Aid. BarsS moved that Surveyor be employed
90 make survey Of Main street from the corner VI
Sill aud Main street IT, the line Of the City,
wIIh view u the establishing unifurm grade un.
der tue supervisor Of the Street Commissioner
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
Bridge Notice.

NOTICE b hereby given that the underngn. VIM make
IN application TO the Honorable the Board Of eupeTvi
aoFs ~ VI Dorado County California ~ Ann ss the same
can be heard oF renewal of rense keep Ton RgidRr
Al the crossing Of the Middle Pork Of the Costumes River
known ~ BuGan's Bridge, for three months
March Ssh, IaC0-fswl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

TUG Next United STATES SENAIE.- The United
States Senate winch commences IN the first Mon.
iay "f December next. and tnds on March 4ih
l>Gl will b" constituted. politically. US follows
Democrats. 81; Orl%-i'n. %. ]" the ab"ve w.
rlac" Br"de'iek "hc'" he properly belongs. with
the Republican,.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

ATvAiES W THE MINr.-W' learn that Mr.. Slo.
cumh. sass tie san Francisco .\dton1l Of Tuesday,
abe newly appointed conrr Ut the U. $. Bral oh
Mint in Iii, city. has already brought the bus ness
at his DEL arnrni up even with the deposits. Til.
c"nagr i'r hc week ending a,urday last VAS $42' +,
"o". The r"ners department yesterday c'InintL.
ccd WEI king the new deposits. This will be- inter.
s.sIinS information Ia our interim readers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
Adminiatrator,a Notina.

"A wAtTER ". REYNOLDS, Nats Of PIaerrvIIic IL n
Dorado County, Deceased. hereby notified to prraent
The sans with the necessary vouehrTs 20 the uadersgnr
Administrator 81 sad Estate, 81 the Oce OF John Hume
ESQ., IN PisesFvie, within months from the date here
Of. or the came will be forever haired.
DHtrA-RiaeeFvilIe. March 26th. 1859
L+wl JAMES REYNOLDS, Administrator
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
LIST OF LETTERS

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Plaeerville April
lat, isiI lxr.on. calling for LetsEs in this List
will please ray ADVEkTI6ED.
Ladies' List.
Billiard, Miss d COnxriR, Mrs Clap. MFs Wn
Newell, Ms. II. NJ, DOris, CAtharius.
Foreign List.
Tinetu BabtiSta, PsTra RenauS, John ASmuS,
ChaS " GTeagor, Marcus Stciudlsr, Eli BerkIry,
Monsieur MUrrI, Monsieur Bonnrt, ChristIsn k.arl,
GentIemen's List.
Allrn,D Allen, Mortimer Anderson, Chas Z
Amy, Elisha ATnhOt, Michael Arnold. Lewis d
Bailey, John Bartlett, VIVA Bauer, ChriStIan
BIdsIrup, Hans Hummer, @nOO Blaisdrl, Fred
iodine, ThOS Brown, \ Brewer, Vim
Bradshaw, John Brady, Henry LradshaA, Jno N
Brad, JameS Bryant, bryant, Andrew
Dry ant, Anson, Brvhtnan, Henry Burr ur, Lorenzo
BuskITk, Giles Butcher, EOlly CAiFu,, George
Callahan, ThUs IUllIhS, Merchant Caldwell, hob r
CnandrTl WmD ID. Clark, Albert Clark. ww
Clark, SW Cline. Samuel Cody, 70
Coo, Win CULuTn Collins, John
(O'prr,A Cook, As Cord, CIV
toI'rlAnd, John Crhuavll, Oliver Crosby. &C
Crayhan Jas Danies. ChaS Davis, James y
UcnniS, Peter Dcvall, Coco nilIry,
DIu.ey, Pvter Duran, Thos DuDkry, Robert
Dudley, Watson Eaton, AuYu,tns Ebry, Robert
EnlOrIIn, Louis EIbaDks, Win + Finch, Gle,
fOrucy, James Irirnd, ChTIstIan fueka, Gw0TKe
Gardner, Paul Gates, John T.. Ga~ley, Hector
GrUrVhaHAn George, Wat Gideon, John
GIIbcTt, Geo II Graham, NB Grant, Thus
Gregory, Henry Greenwood I'D Green, VIM
Grover, Eph II Gum, John a Nall, &c
Hannah, koisTt Mailiny, TbOS Hartman, CT
Harris, James Harris, John uHw kins, Wars
Henry, janice nIYhhll, VIM IlOrner, CHRIS
liOyt, Dr JCWett, II n Johnston, Jamss
yOhISOn, John yonrS, Ephram Reese. DanirI
hey worth, Jus kcnnedxy. John Keys. Daniel
Net. ncr, Jacob belly, John krith. Geo 4
kellogg, Cyrus kenny, T. kiTk, Madison
kOstCr. Bernard kUch hDeheF, Geo Lansing, Abraham
Lang, Richard Lindsey, ISaac Littrh, Jackson
LoweT!, YIN Luckxtt, ]. LukeuS, VIVA
LudOw, John Maine, Edw ard Meyer, Ge0 ID II
Melvin. Mil'ted. James Mielenz, AdolphO
Moore, 3 MuUrc, GrOrSe Mounts, Jackson
Morgan, Perry Morris. (teaHister) MuhiCy, Daniel
Meyers, Sheldon Murnx, Solomon Murr, Presley
Mehny, John Nc allum, q Mcbride, Vim
McSOe, John McCracken, John Sic, Ormick, WIN
Mckelbps, APSo Mclaughlin, q Mckinnn, Malcolm
Mckean Frank McMIl IN, ATchi McQuillin, Bryan
North, Frank Oats, Oakley, Aaron d
rathterl ME-. PaYin, John Paigne, Eugene
Peers, Thomas PersIngrr, Mart Perkins, Chas T.
retneTek. Vim ouanee, Jarvis Rseyes, Leonard
kankcTt, RathbuTn, Daniel Ray, Jerome
Nay, neiser, Arson Riddle, Robert
Rowe. Richard Sanders, Vim SchwaTz, AlOyS
shaw, WIN Shaw, W Shrcklss, n b
Sheppard, Adam SheSpard John Simmons, Joseph
Simmons, Sims, John Spencer. X
spring, Geo Steele, Y StebbinS, Ira
Thompson, Thompson TillnIan, Claude
TOkeT, Patrick TulEnFd, Frank Turmans, Jas
Lnryrns,S Neligan. Win N0SbuTyh, p
Ware, John White, Henry Wharton. Henry
White, Ned Willis, Riley Wolf, CIV
Wiley, Elijah.
PLAcKAVILLR, April |. 1850.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
TO THE INTERIOR MERCHANTS
And Others Interested.
WIZ. 81. BoVEB 4 Co.
PanemEFoB ~ San
Pioneer Coffee and Spice Mills,
KstablIshed, Nay 1850,

No. 10 Front street, .oaG RSaosiseo.
VLTOUID call the attention Of these residing IN the In
w teFOr If the etate 70 their New Brand 81 C00se,
styled WM. H. DOvEE cos FAMILY COvvEE, leach
package bearing their slamp) PET up In papeFs Is
b In n cASe also for Hotels and Restaurants y papers,
lO The increased demand fOV tile BRAID has In
furnish hereafter tFuly CHOICE ARTICLE OF COYYEE,
surpassed. II eQnaed In this maTket and thosr
drSIroIs Of enjSyinR the luxury Of extra nne
cup Of Coffee may rely upon doing hsy wiz purshASs
brand Of Family Coffee.
The conditions oder are-if does not prove - rep
resented return the BY Te.shpnsnt and draw upon
for all the expense Incurred.
We anxious to introduce this Brand Throughout the
Interior STATE and detsFminsd 10 pare pans
make II desirable Family COes Ratlsaed that there
those who willing to pay reasonably fair price Tor
the same.
We aha continue 10 manuiaetsFe the Rio Coffee undsr
the Pioneer Mills. ard eusomrrS may rely upon
being Of the same uniform quality - hrrstOfose
Our brand o. Fresh California Ground Spices favora
bly, known, shn eontlnue 70 furnish At the ovese
kst price, In IN glass ahd and 10 cans-lmAssSissml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

The Rev. DAVID r. MACDONALD III preach in the
Presbyterian Church in this place TOMORROW
ut half.past three r. n.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
ELAN & HOWES,

W1OLR9AL1 egAlaa9 ~
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BROOBGS, PALS TUES, CHURNS,
Field Kegs, Irvine. Cordage. &C., &C.,
Ne o. Clay IT,, door from oh.weS Corner RFOntst.,
SAN RRANCISCO.
WE beg leave to inform friends and the public IN
w general that. having made laFgs additions TO 81
ready extensive stock, prepared 70 furnish
them with all articles connected With the WOOD AMI
WILLOW WARE LINEat prices 70 DEFY COMPETITION
IL addition We alan keep . complete assortment n:
ROPE, CORDAGE AND TWINE,
Consisting ~ Mans Hemp and CHstOU Rope Cotton and
Linen SEWING Machine and WFappinR TNness Ac., a.
Traders respectfully invited 70 cali and examine
stock before purchasing elsewhere, - they will And
larger assorment and 81 lover psees than ct any csT
House In the city. (e1-Smisl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02
ShcrIM's Sale.

i virtue Of order Of sale Issued out Of the Clerks
Once Of the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi.
cial District, In and for II Dorado County, on judy
mcnt Tend. red on the 18th day Of February A. D. 1852
~ favor Of VI DaTsram Plaintiff, and against Robert
Rankin and Eliza Rankin his wife, defendants for the
:n Of Three hundred and eighty " 100 Dollars, with
interest thereon at the rate Of 10 per cent per
from the said 18th day Of February A. d. 1850 together
with the sum Of eighty l3l00 Dollars Of suit and
aceTung eOsts, have levied upon and will expose to
vile,
On the 2nd Day OF April.
A. 1859. 81 10 o'clock A. NJ all the right title In.
sFeet and claim, Of the said Robert Rankin and Eliza
Rankin his wite o. In and to the following described
property upon which said Plaintiff has established a
Mechanle'S Lien to wit: . srtAin dwelling house sit
uated upon certain lot In the City Of in said
County, described follows wit situated on Sacra
msntO street and known Piety Hill. bounded OH the
West ny sacramento street, OH the South by = cross
street running frUm Sacramento Street to Brnham
street. and on the Fast by Benham street, owned and
occupied by said Robert Rankin as a private dwelling
Z. BOUARDCS.
Sheriff Of I'll Dorado Co., Cal,
BY W. J. BCRwELL, Under Sheriff.
sheriTs Once, rlaeervillc, March IL, A. ID. 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-02

The Court II Sessons and the Board II Supervi-
SOrs bath commence their April terms on Monday
morning next. in this city. NJ ~ Ocl0ck.