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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

Chemicals! Chemicals Chemicals!
VNTE haRe received, per Last Steamer. direct from the
w Chemical Laboratory Of Power WUSIhlnan Phil
adeirhia,
lO0 Bottles Strychnine;
IS Ounces Nitrate Of silver:
Is OuHcer suphate NJ Morphia
1UO Ounces IOdide Of Mercury, Lead, and Iron.
We have also on hand for sale,
200 Ounces lunine;
Is Pounds Indide Potassa
81 Pounds ChloFOfoFm;
7jO Pounds Spirits Nitro, Aqua Ammonia, and Sui.
phnrlc Ether. r. H. MCDONALD / Co..
Druggists, 1870 street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07
sPHrNc AND sU1r1EER GOODS.

OF The Iss Svlus tarortsd By - direct from New YORK.
and Wich We can therefore Se ct the same prices which
othse tEadon ere iDsced TO pay in Gan HFsneiSco.
Our assortment Of Fancy, Staple and Domestic Dry
0ooAs 6snt Furnishing 3oOds OF every description, and
al kinds VI RFnhlng Goods b too extensive 70
enumsEAts. We respectfully Invite the public to call and
examine stock before paFchaslDg elsewhere We will
give SAtsseon y Ell ceiling Better Goods and Cheap
or than The Cheapesk.
PiaeerviIla and sonora.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

Corks Corks Corks
81 UST RECEIVED, from New York,
1O0IHW Superior SOda Corks;
5nn00 Superior Wine COFks;
lOOO Crosses Vial Corks, assorted sizes.
Beer Keg COrks, &C., &C., for sale kw.by
r. II. MCDONALD CO., Druggists,
139 Street, Sacramento.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

DURE LARD OIL MACHINE OIL, SPERM OIL, and
i Refined Polar OIL, for sale low, ny
r. II. MCDONALD CO,
tspr1u Druggists, 1872 street, San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

XKYE re undsFsgned, beg eave 10 call The attention
w f Ne ladies anA gentlemen o. Paoervllle and VI
cinity and the public Ia gsaeTAl, 70 the
IMMENSE STOCK
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-07

Petition in Insolvency.
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of VI Dorado-Tn the
- County Court in and for said Couniy-GEORGE l..
VAUGHAN VI. HIS CREDITORS. In the matter Of
George I. Vaughan. an InsolVent Debtor
Pursuant to order Of Hon. James Johnson Judge Of
the Court aoresad notice hereby given to all the cred
tOrs Of said InsOlvent George l. Vaughan, to be and APP
Court House Of said County in the City If PacervIe on
the ed day Of May, A. D. 1880 at the hour Of 10 h. to
show eanse any they can, why the PRAYER Of said In
solvent should not he granted and assignment Of his
estate be made and he be discharged from his debts and
liabilities In pursuance Of the Statutes 10 such case made
and provided and, In the meantime Il Ia ordered that all
Judicial Proceedings against said InsOvent be stayed.
Witness my hand and the seal Of aad Court hereto
f. 81 aAxed at ONCE In the City Of PaeeEvie, this
Twenty. Sixth day of March, ammo DOmlnI one thou
sand eight hundred aud afty-nlne.
A. y. wALDRON, Clerk.
Csc q. BLANCHARD, Atty for Petitioner. Tapr2-lml
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

! it can with difficulty be excelied. We un.
derstand some OF the old fogi,s in Portland
are disposed to find fault and crowl. while
> the pro-slavery democrats have for political
effect raised the cry Of "eAtravagance. = and
endea'oreG to 'trot 1t out" as "a hobby, T.
aid their failing political fortunes. But sny
one who takes int" consideration the reasons
that have operated in the minds OF maiori-
ty OF the enterprsins citizens of Portland:
any one who looks into the future, not only
of Portland, but Of the States, and the vari-
ous interests incidentally connected there
with. cannot fail to see the wisdom and
sound policy which dictated this enterprise.
A large and spacious hall is to be finished in
this building. suitable IN every respect for
the accommodation Ut the House OF Repre-
sentatives' OF Naine-another room equally
Convenient is to be finished Tor a senate
Cham her. and still another FIR n Council
Chamber In addition to all this. other
Rooms that will convene the i. feren, State
departments, are to be provided. When
finished We understand the CITY will tender
these buildings to the State. FREE ot cost al
the same. tor twenty years. with ample and
convenient accommodations for the meeting
OF the Legislature, and the different STATE
departments for that period When this is
done there can be no doubt but the Leyisl,-
turr will respond to the general feeling out
side OF kennebec. and remove the State Cap
itol 10 Portland, aud when once there it will
remain.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
STATE OF MAINE.
HIN NJ JIM y ULt. 0uu Q Q
April IS, 1859.

HANCOCK, SCOUT Of County Commissioners,
April Term, 1859.
Upon the foregoing petition, it i. considered BY
the Commissioners that the petitioners are
sponsible and that they ought 10 oe heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition and there
fore order that the Country Comm>si oners meet at
the Commissioners Office in Ellsworth on Tuesday
the 18th lay o, July next at 10 O'Clock in tn,
forenoon when and where . hearing Of the pa ii :
an witnesses will be had aud such other measure
taken in the premises as the Commissioners shall
judge proper.
And it is further.
Ordered. Tha, the notice Of the time place and
purI'se of the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
be green to all persons and corporations interest
Ell by serving al attesed copy Of the petition and
this order thereon upon the clerks of the If
Brooksvie and Csstine and by io.tin, up st,es ted
copies a. aforesaid in three public places III each
of said towns thirty days at least before the time
appointed for said view. and By publishing the
petition and order thereon, three weeks successive
ly in the Ellsworth American. newspaper pub
l'shed in Ellsworth, in the County Of Hancock the
FIRST publication to BE- thirty days at least bc,or
the time OF said views; that all persons and cor
iorations interest. d may attend aud be heard II
they think fit.
Attest, PARK Err W. PERRY, Clerk.
true COPY OF the petition and order thereon.
l6 Attest, PARKER W PERRY, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

The Washington correspondent, Of the
Philadelphia North Ameri-aa says:
The Dem pcrats in Tennessee write de-
spondingiy TO their Fri 'nis here Of the pros
peet in that State next August They d.
no, pretend u claim any OF the former ma
J"rlties IN the Congressional Districts, and
really tear losses which they are not Vet will
ling To confess openly. Ii Guberna,orial
eontes commenced On Monday and the State
will be thoroughly cAnyassed during the next
three months -
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Courier and Enguirer telesraphs
as follows
'>enator Green Of Missouri has suggested
compromise between the disagreens fac
tions OF the Democracy, which meets the ap-
proval OF President Buchanan and Secretary
Cas-. and which, it is expected, will unite
The party. The W, stern Democracy insists
on the reinstatement OF Mr.. Douglas as q
regular member OF the party Mr. Green
proposes 10 drop all discussion upon inter
ventton and on-interventlon, as nor-essen-
tial, and prnpJses also the withdrawal of all
/ II position to the admission OF Kansas,
whether as Tree or slave State. in the next
Congress. These bases Of accommodation
are "ccerte'i by the administration, and the
breach between the factions .; the Democra-
cy Is re ai ded US healed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
To he LADIES' Of the C0uqty Of HIa.ock

FL 7
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

To the Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock.
II UMBLY shows Luther Phillip, guardian Of Carve.
mas aud Elias L. Hutchips, minors and children Of
Elias L. Hu;cns, late u 0rland in said county deceas.
cdThat the said minors interested In the estate
Of said deceased situated in orand in said Cou ty and
that would be for the benefit Of said Minors that their
interest in said deceases estate should be disposed Of
and the proceeds thereof Put ou and secured to them
Interest Your petitioner there fore prays that your Hon.
or would grant him license dispose Of the accord
ngly sgreesbly to law Of this such made
and provided LUTHER PHILLIPS
May &th. 4, D. 1859.
Al Court Of Probate held at Buckspert within and for
the County Of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of May,
A. D. 1859.
On tie foregoing petition, oRpEsrp; That the Petitioner
give netce to persons interested by causing copy Of the
petition and order Of Court thereon, to be published three
weeks successive in the Ellsworth American that they
may then appear at Probate Court be held at Ellis.
worth in said county the the third Wednesday Of Juue
next, RI ten o'clock A. NJ, aud show cause IL any they
have Why the prayer Of said petition should be
granted PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. A. A. BARrLErr, Register.
true copy OF ths petition and order Of Court thereon
Attest, A. A. BARTLxrr, Register. lo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

A: Court Of Probate held a, Buck.port, within
and fer the Couuty Of Hancock on the ath da y
of May, in the year Of our Lord eigh teen hun
dred and sity-nne
IRENE NJ. TURNER, widow Of
LUTHER TURNER.
late of Bucksp'rt, deceased, having made arpii-
cation to me Tor an allowance out Of the personal
estate Of said deceased;
ORDERED That the said Irene NJ. Turner give
notice u all persons interested by causing co py
Of this order to De published three weeks success.
sivey in the Ellsworth American. printed a, Ellis.
worth, that they may appear at a Probate Court
- be held at Ellsworth. in sail County. on ,hs
third Wednesday OF June next, at ten OF the clock
forenoon. and shcw cause if any they have, why
an allowance should not be made
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attes..
Is A. A. BARTLETT. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
Court Record.
JupGE RIGS PRKsIpi,


MONDAY May :.
No. lie. HENRY PARraipcEv. w,LuAs SwA
zEl 4 al.
Repicvin Of = certain fast grey mare which Ii
Plf. alleged had been sold by one Mokenney
without authority, from PHI. De;s denied Pids
title as mortgage and also claimed that PHI. he,
ratified sale by MeKenney.
Veriict ioI deft. Atwood, and 70. plE. Agains
deft. >waa-y.
Hale a.. 4. Peters for PIT, w GOLDMAN an.
Knowles for Def
| No. los, wiSsLow KINKS r. cuARLor1k HIxK.
! apt.
! Trespass in which WAS involved the location
and use Of alleged town way. Aner the testimo-
ny was cut ths case was made Law and goes up
on report.
Wouilnan for Plf, Knowle. for Def.
No. -0s. Ca,aLor1E Hiyks v wIx-Lpw Htxss
Action Tor damages caused ty .l.uderous re.
ports circuis ted by Deu against the good name
and fame Of Pill who is his sister in. law. A com u.
promise was effected after the testimony wa. out
and the Jury save passing on The case.
Knowles for PIT, J. A. Peters for Def.
,. VI g.
G9cp.
Assumpst for balance of account due PIE for
legal services. Defence account in SET of waieh
peft- claimed exceeded the Pids just accounts.
Tue Jury returned a verde. for Def. for =
small ainount, when it appearing that mistake
hsa been made by THEM in computation, both
parties being equally dissatisfied agree that the
Acti II shall stand for trial mex, term.
G. 5 Peters pro Wooduau and Dgipkwster
fer Def.
Nc. 2?1, EBES y. SIoRgR '. MrscuAyr's BAyx
Assumpsit fer services in saving and manufac
turing Detts. lumber under contract, with Enos
Woodland, who, PIES. alleged was Defts. agent; and
therefore petts. liable for his acts. Defts denied
"oodards agency AMI claimed to have paid
"oodard :oE saving and manufacturing under q
special contract and no. a. agent
The jury believed the agency did exist and re-.
turned 4 veriic. for PIE. for $4,000
Hale for PHI, Wisvell fer bert
No. 81. HENRY B. JoaoAS v SrLvAsr. Jos-
BAN JE.
Assump>it in which was Involved the question
t.! appropriation of payment.
Verdict for Pif. tor Sill 90
Driukvatet Tor plf Il 5 Peter. for Def,.
No. $50 Gna. WARREN '. Isaac H. THopAs
Action against Dett. for allowing poor debtor
10 escape from Jail. Defence that debtor was
never legally in jail, and was red TO bs dis
charged by original plaintiff. Referred to ,he
Court.
PIT. nonsuit.
Deane aud Knowles for Pia, Hale for Def.
STATE '. MICHAEL McC.BE.
Appeal by Dett from Justice Maconber's de.
eislon on Complaint for liquor selling drawn by
Vim. II. Clancy Esq. The Court decided taa,
the complaint was defective in two particulars
Whether or not the LADIES TEMPERANCE AssoctA.
TIoS will believe tina, Mn. CLANCY made this mis-
take purposei., remains to be seen.
{ urt adjourned Saturday noon the ,th inst
Judge kice was never present at Ellsworth before
and has left irked favorable i'm preston on all
~ho have attended Court, BY his clear manner Of
charging tie jury, his patient rec.pitu.ation of
testimony and expedition in disposns of business
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
MoInt Vernon Corner.
NEW HAMPSHIRE


AZ the foot OF the White Mountains, Y. n
IN the county oil Cos. LES the romantic vii
iig' oi y 'ra an, long known for the "Aipin,
IL ,usa. a'd r'g. rdej by travellers US the
~ IN OF the Mountains.
Ihis lit l. hamlet, numb ring bat abou,
Z'o sot'ls, has given so To tn Association
AM we nay WI! ask, where will it's paral
lei IN seuef'!s contributions be found? But
when We read the eloquent appeal published
Dsi"", We AGAIN ask. low could an inhabi-
ttnt a Coos turn u deaf ear To such earnest
pi "ainss Il pure patriotism And we trust
th' perusai viii awaken cordial rspons.
III tae heart 1t every citizen Of our | MON.
r'e tirass to the LADIES of Grafton
county is aiso calculated to arouse the
ssamoeriAs energies IF the Pc, pie With
sun sprit am ny tn. officers of the Asset
"a. Ia That region. w are confident the
"Hrlnite state will have ! proud represan-
."ion In the Moant Vernon Book Of Reg $
tfy-taat BOOK, which will tell to future
generIl 'as who We're the original owners
s'id PURCHASERS vi Mount NernJn.
.prs+t r, 7yr v,,-x -, ,,,,s
gu are aware OF the ehJrt now being
made 10 secure irJn decay the home Of
W '''"+ ~ SN'SHS t''A' =
eo"'h III inl rest un'ses every part OF this
country n gratitude t, him, and tie attain
n'he u tbs o2lect 1t Is tue expression Of
M i1l srhtituds Tor the lne'tlnaele ser
vices Vi " ashiagton, ana OF Its afecti Jnate
.,'''fA'''" iof MS pure ana lofty character
'nIns Us It soas from the w,nen Vi Amer
i'"' III l'i'Fasteu us lhev are with the Tor
IN ~ u 81 the character Ut the nation, II as
sa'hts " 81 ann significance IL seems to
s't IS ds'.iie1 That, vita eyes liked np2n
,le p'1s s. r Oh American destiny, they VIII
@ true u ','e.f trust. In the power OF his
,'uE y AT NE ana the Vast Importance OF
R~pins IL 'resh IN the hearts OF the pe0ple,
hE ratps ~ oini the hlslrst incentive
III 'hi Il tls'sh'n mt OF the object before You
e''s' sitting IA the ho4is AMI ti>tnesses y,
th- 'h1aAEtihS' secure In health, IN beauty
AM INA pi'ienca, mas now the privilege ot
In 'aiie'tihs her gratitude Tor the lrlc less
adv'nttss rsceivd TO II our common bane-
1cer- And shalt W, the women OF Ctls.
r'tdsF the ,vid nee Vi our grateful reinem-
ORANGE e' HIN "h1 sustained the hearts OF
tlose va" cartN T. ns oar homes AMI ali
t'at r';ders II detr' Shall We h. the first
TIT 'rG t tn hIrnin- sun Of Mammoth and
the sn'w Il VALLEY rs". stsintd by ba7.
a" otedla- 10 us cps Shall W., ut all the
w IN t9e nat'"n-we, upon whom Mt
~sa1's1 II i''Ss .wn, Reminding us OF
o"f dut, t. oar best tr.end-wt, w,o dwell
am ms tie bulls. and bless tod FIR their
s'fi -. al M refd'e t. stretch "a he'pin:
hi'al - tan' VIII ar atteml tIn- to ~rts:
10 Srtvt ii II. graf ! ''dsr iron insult aud
a'Sa'nT live oar t'th r., oar hus b.nds.
IT 50 u. 80 n II 'neS' II attdr. thu tbs;
Or " men wh'' In 81 -ht ii tie Pyrtmi.l>,
were s''rrei = ter ii lark depth b the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
Engine COMPANIES.

We give the following officers of the several
Engine Companies, as la,e V elected
At the annual meeting Of Engine Com pany
Zimmerman NJ. / held May lsj9.
The following officers We're unanimousl,
elected for the ensuing year
John d. Hopkins Foreman, Hamilton joy
"a do; A 4. Bartlett, Foreman Of Hose,
c. P. JOY % do. Henry Whiting. Treasurer,
William II. Rice. Ctsrs; George Il. Dodge.
Assistant do.
a. 5. campoell, George G diins. 5
Waterhouse. c. P. JOY. \. NJ. Hopkins
Standing Committee.
The Company d,,irous Of manifstinc their
respect aud esteem for their late Treasurer
Col. >ETH PADELroRp, chuse A. ) Campbell
Eugene Hale and >Am'l W.terhouse Com.
mittee 10 draft Resolutions. The following
Were reported and adopted
bA.r.l'. TIE members - Fnqiae Co, y9 I. hay.
ar5ie7i with dep sa srru- 81 the d-.l q th-t
ate Ira r, ers Pan LORD, and truly f. tina, III
Eauaiait h,> 1T -.mpatb1,ug member. and the Gun.
alHI'H a -.s-t 0eis,lfls ami ciiz-a.
hts9.t.s That Vi. fApEIFuEp's Constant pres zee ir
our i'~i ~ >'--Ial diso>!iot. and sud feeling hay,
rendered. = ! - one to '~ ielt ami remembered.
R.satteG Tina t-d-r coisl IeBce witt the fan,
i, that brcA-n assuring ie afflicted mem
evFs 40; olr hcartt-f sympathy
Per. Order: WILLIAM II. RICE, Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
& Word to our Readers.

Ms is a busy month Of the year; perhaps
il the weather is favorable and the season
early. the busiest OF the twelve. Farmers do
not have the time to read lon, articles OH
politics or any other subject Nevertheless
In consequence OF the vote 10 be taken the
FIRST Monday OF June, on the Aroo.to * Rail
road question, We have devoted and shall
continue to.mueh space to the speeches made
in the Legislature last winter on the bill
We commence this week with portion of
Mr.. McCril.is'. As before stated, we shall
publish Mr.. Pixies after this is comuletcd.
We hope all Will find time to read what
these TWO able men have said, pro and con
on subject Of 50 much interest t. the State
and to Capitalists. LIT no one st,ly at home
giving the sa' get the - by and atterwlri is. .
hni lauis with the result of the vote.
LOTS GrIDI STAINING On SATURDAY
morning last, when thi, individual a. it Wa.
understood. WAS t. re i've bis sentence. it
was found that he had cut both arms with
glass SO as 10 hleed quite freely. DR.. Meal
lister WAS called and his arms dressed When
the h ur came to receive his sentence he
tel-ned INCONSISTENCIES, and was carried
into the Court House in the arms of two or
three Deputies. The Doctor examined his
pulse and found it regular, or quite 50. TIE
judge after waiting a short time. ordere,,
the CLERK TO read the sentence. After get
ting back into Jail he laughed at the per-
Torrance OF which he WAS 50 conspicuous an
actor. Sentence to fv, years each, On two
indictments.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13
Judge Kent.

The appointment Of Hon Epw.RD KENT
as Justice OF tie Supreme Judicial Court
VIII be Received with satisfaction through VI
the State, both BY the Bar and the People
A man OF ripe scholarship. we'll ''learned il
the law, Possessing great dignity of charac
ter, and the inst incVrruptible integrity. b,
viii prove an ornament and an honor to the
Bench However long he may wear tn,
''ermia, and We trust i, may be many years
we feel assured that he will lay it aside with
out the soil or stain OF any act unbecomin:
the just and upright Judge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-05-13

HAscocx ss--Coart 0: County Commissioners, April
Term, lsa..
tp"u The foregoing petition considered By the Com
missioer, that the Petitioners responsible Aat that
they o. hi be ar touching the matter set fourth in rir
petition and therefore order that the tuunty Commission
meet n u, BlJsi faesdtv the list day June
at 10 o'cck In the forenoon and thence prcc. Il
Nivw the utloned ia sad i-tlou, iIpeatey ar
winch virs hearing OF the parties ii ~it,--sts al e
hal ,nyeniri place the vIci',y. AMI such OH
taken in the premises the Commissioner
stall Ju Ike proper, And it is further
Ordered, Thai The notice oil the place sni purpose
II the COMMISSIONER meeting Aipr,ai be IL n
persons aul .Ous Interested by serving Attesti
cpy o! the petition tins order thereon upon Gr ci-r
~ the town 4 Bucssp1r ani by post.n. ss.-Hi cop
is aforesaid IN three puhc places sail tlrI,
days a; least before the time appointed ot ssti view. and
by publishing the petition asi orI thereon. threr
the Ellssurih AmrricAu Newspaper pub
li.hrd in Ellsworth, til. Comfy OF Hancock the hrs
publication 10 h- t,irtyay- al lrA.; before the
II said that all persons in crisyrauous Interested
may attend and Ice h-sr If ,tl-y Bans t..
Are.; PARKER " PERRY CLERK.
4 true copy d ,hc l-ttinn siri ,'r,i-r NJ
10 Attest, FARMER ". PGKRY, Clerk.