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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-15

Nav ORLEANS May "a, 1859.
To the Honorable the Common Council =
Of the city Of New Orleans:
WE. the undersigned, owners Of real estate
w fronting Jackson Fourth District respectfully
honorable body brick sidewalks bordered
By stone and wooden CUTTERS made the north side Of
said street. from Bacchus White The
indicated the highest bidder by the Comptroller ater Eve
days motto in the official Journal petitioners
duty bound, will ever pray, etc.
George N. Thurston, g. feet.
tsl James Marshall, g6
Robsrt Nick emile, 81 :.
JAS. A. HOPKINS, Secretary Of
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ussI ue s6s bHhIieues, AbPTouve 10 5
GERARD sTITH, Marie.
MAyoRALrY OF NEW ORLgAss2
City Hall. 4th day of june 1859.
RY VIRTUE Of ResolutlOn No. 46l6 Of the

ID Common Council Of Orleans and in accordauce win
sections 0 and l2 OF the City Charter hereby given
that the intention Of the city Of New be
opened Washington in the Fourth District
borne street to Upper Line and Upper Lima avenue
said Washington and Upper Line up
graded and shelled.
GERARD STITH Mavor
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NEW ORLEANS, March p, 1889
10 the Honorable the Common Council 49,
of the city of New Orleans
WE, the undersigned, owners of real estate
fronting johnson street. respectfully request your
orable body brick sidewalks
wooden cutters made sa street. from the New Canal Julia
street, TO Canal street The be highest
tude practicable same be adiuicated 10 The MD
der by the Comptroller days notice in me official
ournal And your petitioners duty bound will ever pray
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Proclamation by the Mayor.
s@st MAYoRALrY OF NEW ORLEANS :,
City Hall, June Z, 1859.
RV VIRTUE OF resolution No. 46O2 OF tho
Common Council Of the city of New Orleans. and in &C.
codAncs with section 12 Of the City GherterHo hereby
sven the intention the city of New Orleans
b. opened Mrs street, from Bayou road to Keersc street.
according to entitled IAN regulate the opening,
laying ont and improving streets and public places In the city
New Orleans and Its subugs Incorporated and not incor
tSs2n ~ s 80 -. S(s
GERARD sTITH, Mayer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Correspondence Of the Democrat.

GARDES WALLET, Aug. 20, 1889.
EDIrORs MOUNTAIN DENOcRAr: The voters Of
this precinct complain Of the neglect shown them by
-.'ur-R nominees. We have not had the pleasure Gf
hearing from single one Of them. We desire to
know how they stand in regard to important inter
ests Of the miner aud mechanic. Are they in favor
Of a Sunday Law What do they propose doing
with the Chinese? All such questions as these We
are aNiOus TO hear discussed II is true this locality
is not So furnishing lively and prosperous it was
few years ago; STILL we have few voters left, and
those too who feel deep interest in tue approach
ing election.
Last evening we held meeting fcr the purpose
Of nominating candidates for the offices Of Justice
Of the Peace and Constable. Mr. Louis Buyatte
was nominntcd by acclamatiOn furrhe Office Of JUS
tce Of the Peace. Lu is nn old and much respected
citizen Of this place. lie will doubtless be elected
by large majority. In his administration Of law
his Judgments may be little Frenchty. still, we
have all confidence in their being tempered with
Justice and honor. Mr.. F.. l.. WOrlcy was nOmina-
ted for Constable. lie will make good officer
The meeting having performed this business, then
closed in harmony. would give you few other
items did not think You we're crowded with news,
but for the present this will suffice.
Yours, &c, JUNIOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
SllerlG,H Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Clerks
ID Office Of the Hon. District Court Of the 9th Judi
eial District in and for Sacramento county, judg
nent rendered the 9Th day OfAugust 1882 ia
Vor Of r. A. Gibbs and L. Holiness and against J. H.
Croker for the Of Three Hundred and Forty seven
IS 100 Dollars with interest thereon at the rate ten per
per from the 5th day Of August A. D. 1882
together with the sum Of Twenty nine 10 Dollars,
costs of suit and aecruing have levied upon and
will expose to Public Sale, at the Court House door in
the City Of Placerville,
ON the 18th Day Of September,
A. 1852 at 10 O'Clock NJ all the right, title, inter
est and claim, Of the said j. X. Croker, Of in and to
the following described property, lying and being in
Mud Springs Township, County Of III Dorado and State
Of California, to wit: certain lot Of ground the
south side Of Main street, in the Town Of III Dorado,
being nearly opposite the Oriental HOTEL together
with the improvements thereon consisting Of Black
smith and Wagon Makers Shop and known Cookers
Blac ksmith and Wagon shop.
Z. BOGARDCS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado County, California,
by W. J. BURwRLL, Under Sheriff.
sheFiG'S Once, Plaeerville, August "a, a. D. 1852
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given that ct General Election
IN TO be held on Wednesday the It'll day of Septem-
Der, A ID. $50 Throughout the state Of California the
following State Officers are to be elected, 70 wit;
Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Two Members OF
Congress- Justice Of the Supreme Court State Treasu
rer, Controller, Attorney General, Surveyor General
Superintendent Of Public Instruction, State Printer
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
Electors are also adSsrd that IL 10 their privilege IN
vote for or against calling Convention 70 revise and
change the constitution Of this State. The ballots used
therefor may contain the words ''For Convention
the words against the Convention" words to the
same effect.
The following officers likewise to be elected in the
County Of III Dorado, TO wit:
Two State Senators, Eight Members Of the Assembly,
Sheriff, Tax Collector, County Clerk, County Recorder
Treasurer AssessOr District Attorney, Coroner, Sur
veyOr, Public Administrator, Superintendent Of Common
Schools One supervisor for the Second District, com
posed of the Townships Of Mountain, cOsunnes 81 I'D
Springs and Diamond springs.
Also, Two Justices 81 the Peace and Two ConstAbes
In each township and Two Justices Of the Peace aud
Two COnStablcn for the city Of Plaesrvile.
by order u the Board Of Supervisors.
AttcSt: A. d. WALDROE, Clerk.
PlaeeTviHe, August 10th, I~J9.-ftdl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27

Movxr Pleasant, Aug. cath, 1879.
MESSRs. EDIToRs: Last night We had the finest
sness ri anti. Lccompton Black Republican Douglas
humbug fusion speaking, that we have been favored
with during the present campaign, The m"ngreIs
had to import a man from Indian DRgngs to act
=, President. John CONFESS and the other half
breeds and one Black Republican, composed the
group. There Was respectable number Of Demo:
Gratis Present. aud the stricteSt attention was paid
90 the speaking, and the speakers seemed greatly
encouraged indeed.
They sang the old aong Of corruption and cxtrav-
agant expenditure II the public funds more parllc
Mlarly IN Fl Dorado County. According u TIER
story county officers viii soon be IN rich as the
Rrih-hdA and our Supervisors are an awful set
of rAscala-if they peal the truth. They do not
seem tn entertain any very good feeling for the
NOrSrNN DEMocRAr and its Editors. They said
he Editors are paid two hundred dollars per month,
dut " the county Treasury, 10 cectioneer against
he I}rOd-rick Republican party, and TO distribute
3 certain number Of copies Of their paper free Of
chargS. With such silly, false aud contemplate
stud was their speeches mainly taken up. Every
han present knew that the statement was false in
every particular.
would iust hint to you il you are sending your
sterling and popular paper over the county free Of
charge, please send few copies South OF the Cos
nmnes river. The people over here are fond OF
!eSonY the DHNOCRAT, aud II - one Vi Their FAVOR
ties.
Aher three Of the BrOds had gaSsed to consid'
era6Ie length. the black sheep commenced bleatng
With as much energy as il q wolf had him BY the
throat and was about to deprive him Of his hearts
blood. He did not seem to excite much sympathy,
and he left the stand in gloomy silence.
To conclude, John CONFESS arose with tears in
his eyes abOuihe size Of capsule, which seemed Ia
have the desired effect AZ FIRST he felt encouraged
] have no doubt he thought he was making converts
fast. lie looked as proud as peacock, but, pOoI
fellow! how quickly his feathers FELL when be heard
the loud and hearty response to . call from como
saucy Democrat, for three cheers for Milton 3. La
iham aud the Democratic ticket. Another call wal
made for three cheers for the MOUNTAIN DEHocRAl
and tiger for Dan Gelwcks, which was responded
to tumuItuousIy. and "Honest John wilted. III
got into the wrong pew. will conclude by saying
that the Democracy Of Costumes township are al
right and always will be. C.P.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Election Precincts.
OFFICE " THE board ~ SrPERvisORs ~ H. DORADO
CorSfY, CALIFORNIA, August llth, 1850. !

OFFICE " the Board ~ srPERvIsORs ~ H. DoRADOl
CorSIY, CALTTDKNIA, August llth, 1880
II Is ordered that the following be established Elec-
t"n Precincts for the 81 the next general EIec
t, and that all Precincts not hereafter named, be and
the sAine are her, by abolished, Ia wit:
SALNnS FAILS TOwSsBP-kAnaka Flat, Negro It'll, Sal
mon FALLS, Wild Goose Fiat.
WHITE OAK TOw NsIIIP-C1Arksvle Duroc House, Jay
hawk, Pleasant Grove, Tennessee Creek Phnx IOuse),
Naughh's Store.
GEEGNWGDD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Greenwood Valley,
Maine Bar Nurerrrs Bar, Spanish Bar spanish Dry Dig
gibgs. Wild Cat lar.
CmnNI TowSsnr.-CoId springs, Coloma, Gold IHl,
UniOnt0wn, Red Hills, Rock Bridge.
MrD SPRiS's TOwNsHIP.-H Dorado, Aurum City, Buck
eye Flat PrencltOwn Spanish Camp Missouri Flat Dun
combs Store, Kings Store.
GvDHGET0wS T0wSSInP.--Garden Valley, GEORGETOWN,
Gallis Greek, Bottle Hill, Halfway House.
MmSTAIN TOwNSIP.-(irlEZly Flat, IIenry's D:ggngs.
PAcEH,IIIg Township Chill liar, Coon Hollow Plac
vile Let Ward Pacervile I'd Ward P1acervile Sd Ward
Upper Pacrrvie. Lake Valley, Reservoir Sportsman
SInithr Flat, White Rock, BlakeeyH Ranch.
KFI%EY TUwEsHIP.-Spanish Flat Kelsey, NelsOnVile,
Irish Flat. BT0cklisa Bridge, Strawberry Valley.
BIG BAR TpwNsiIIP-Grry Eagle Volcano Bar, Volcano
vile. Mount Gregory.
CSrNSLS Tow NSnP-IrownSvle, Cetlarvile. BuZan s
bridge, C"yOtevic, FAirpay, Indian DiggngH, Mount
Aukum
DIAN"SD SPRINGS TOwXsHIP.-Diamond Springs, New.
town. iira'nnr Valley Tiger Lily House, Ladies' Valley,
sly Park House.
A true copy. Attest: AID wALDRON, Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27

Hollow Y's OINTNEHT AND PILLS-FRAUDs.-There
are no frauds 30 eAeerAe tUSe which imperi health
and h!r. Therefore the late attempts to disseminate
counter fcis of the Abo'e named great basamic Tcne
dies infinitely more dcteatAbe than tho operations
Of the fl. ger. The victims Of SeTOfa, eTup
tions, cancers Turner's sore legs etc etc. ugLou
the uni"n k Ia the Ointment the only element Of
cure sufferers from dyspePsia, blious disorders, az
fectons 81 the bowelS etc. have equally firm reliance
the Pills. What. them should be the punishment Of
the miscrean whO offers pcrncious aave in the place
Of the one aud vile drastic compound under the name
Of the other In order to be You have the genuine
article see that the Matcr-mark Holloway, New York
and ondon, on every leaf Of the book Of directions
enclosing each.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Declaration of Intention.

II NOW all men by these presents that I, Mary l..
IN TAYLOR, wife Of A. 7. Taylor Of PlaeerVills lows
ship IL Dorado county and state Of California. avang
Of the benefit of Act passed April I2h, 1852
" entitled Act to authorize married women trans
act business in their own sole traders" do
hcreh! declare intention to carry and transact the
following business in my own name, and my
count sole trader in the county Aforesaid, to wits
general merchandising, trading, Tnncng stock raining
and dairy business, and that Wil be Individually
sponsibl for all debts contracted by in the said buzz
ness aud d" declare Furthermore that the capital in
vested By in said business less than Five Thousand
DularS.
In illness Whereof have hcreunto set my hand and
IT, g.. affixed my seal, this Goth day Of August, A. d.
1859. MARY l.. TAYLOR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Sheriff ~ Sale.

DY virtue Of order Of SALE issued out Of the Hon.
ID District Court Of tho 18th Judicial District, for the
County Of FL Dorado and State Of California; judg
ment rendered In said Court on the 4th day Of March,
A. u. 1852 in favor Of Leonard G0ss and H. L. Nichols
Plaintiffs, and against Joseph Nouges j. N. Smith and
J. Clark Smith Defendants, for the sum Of One Hun
bred and 1900 Dollars with interest thereon
at the rate Orgy cent month from the 18th day
OF March 1889, together with the SIM 81 Ninety
and lOl00 dollars cosS Of auit and aecrne COSTS
have levied upon and will expose to pGbc SALE At the
court house door in the city Of Placerville,
On the nth Day OF September,
1889, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the following described
property, upon which said plaintiffs have established
mechanics lien, to wit That certain property in the
county Of I'll Dorado described as follow; "a certain
Quartz Mill known aS the HodfOrth Quartz Mill, erect
ed by Smith NougeS, together with the Lode and all
rights and privileges and apptcnances thereto belong
ing. situated about mile from Kelsey and four miles
from COloma.; L. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado co., Cal,
by W. J.. BrREELL, Under Sheriff.
Sheriff ONCE; Plaoervile, August, s7th A. D. 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
County Of III llnrado.

On ths goth day Of August, A. d., 1859 personally ap
peared before Justice Of the Peace and for said
county, Mary l.. Taylor, wife Of A. T. Taylor. person.
ally know by to be the person described in and who
executed the foregoing declaration Of Intention having
been by ME first made acquainted with the contents
the rolf acknowledged to separate
and apart from and without the hearing Of her said hus
band that she executed the freely and voluntarily
and without fear cOmpnIson undue influence Of her
said husband and that does not wish to retract the
execution Of the same. VIM. G. DAVIS,
I3I JWl Justice of the Peace.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
HALL or CoSriDENrE ENGINE Co., No |,
PL,CYRYIILE Aug. Nth lAJ1.

At special maeting II Confidence Engin" Go. No.
held their house friday, Aug 18th, lNJ the fol
lowing Preamble and RESOLUTIONS were unanimously
duIted:
E1err1A, Jaws TrRHBrLL, Chief Engineer Of the
PIAservilIe Fire Department, died on the 9Th day Of
August, 1859, therefore
ErAoired, That the deceased was honorable and
upright man. an earnest friend good citizen and faith
full oesY, and that in his death, society has lost
amAble and worthy member, and the Department de-
voted patron and officer
R>Aoir~f That asa tribute Of our retpeet for the
character Of the lamented dead, the members 81 the
company requested to wear the usual badge Of
mourning for the term Of thirty days. and that these
resolutions BE- published in the MoCNTAIN DKAocAAT
and fireman's JDurmdL
ALIEN. HUNTER, Foreman,
q. u. Hall, Seey.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27

No. I1IH Washington street. opposite MaRure'S Opera
House, IL the only authorized Agent for the MnCNrLIB
anOcaaT the city of San Francisco. All orders for the
psper advertising left with him, WILDE promptly attend
I'd TO.
w. r. G:IRlIN IL thu authorized agent Of the DEH
ocRAr GeOrH-toGn Orders for the paper advertising
ar Job work, len with him. will BE- promptly attended to.
CHAN. y. JACKSON IL the authorized Agent
~ the MoCNTAIS DENrRIT at n Dorado. Orders left
with him will be promptly attended to.
r. y. DORSEY 10 authorised tn solicit subseFip-
.iOns and receive moneys for the MUrHTAIH DnAVcHAr
ErBLANE DEEDS AND MORTGAGES, aud Jus
tees Blanks, for sale at this once.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
MARRIED

In this place. on the I'D inst, BY John Bush, ESQ.,,
J. ". BGRRON aud ELIZA CONAN
accompanying the ab'e the printers received gen
srous supply Of rake and wne for ~hieh the newly Wed
ded couple have our thAnks.l
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
Correspondence of the Democrat.

IHbIAN bI'hIN'S, aug. Gitn, 1907.
EDIT"IS DE%OcEAr According Ia AM crnen' .
N,"|T John ,Enc>s and COMPANY addressed the
halt breeds at this place IN Monday night. Hon.
est John iirst made short talk. Ignoring almost
entirely, the issues If III" day. and came to his
long promised >r"s> "f our county affairs ar gov
crntncnt; and il We are To- believe hat he saws the
'tlc'r- nr" honest men. but their pay too much -
lie denied having received INV If the Tom Reed
r'b"frlrn-nt and wound ~, 'rn Dan. Gewicks--.
lie WAS particularly hardUn DAM because he would
arnd uuubrr II the MnrNrAIN DEMMEAr To- good
DrmurrL', and MT charge him for it. The silence
VAS most profound when Honest John concluded
Indeed AL were disappointed. His fame "a IL speak
cr had been hrralh"d by Mac as second only to the
Youthful and most brave"
SrIi in order was the pnndrruus Shanklin, once
a Know Nothing, and lie baA not improved anv
slnc", then Republican apA now u " half breed"
Many copies 1T YOUR paper are taken here, and viii
not torture this people with rehearsal at even
SYNOPSIS "f that speech. They StuOd it once, and
know they will thank me for Sl'aring them the in
Fiction n second time.
Then ~aa introduced Sir. Howard. Poor How.
AID. must draw the ample mantle uf charity over
his speech but must sEy, when he concluded. lac
had but "nc auditor, that the chairman and lie had
tu put IN his 0vcr.cuat.
\ loud call was made for Is. =. Nickcrson, Esq,
VII" came upon the stand and amused the Demo.
Gratis at the eAprnsc at the half breeds fur ShurI
time. ii" absolutely rdculcd his friends for the
want "f numbers and enthusiasm. Nick, that wus
the " most unkindest cut ~ ALL"
Thns. Wren was called for. but the Brodrrirk nj.
m"sPh"re being damp and chilly, that little bird had
gone to run'st.
They spoke at Cedarville last night, and We had
to furnish them with the same chairman. NJ nome Of
that ilk WAS tn he found there. The Aame speeches
were made. and the meeting VAS adjourned with
three r"u>Ing cheers fur Latham, and three with
tiger for Dan. GrlwickA.
The programme was that Mac was to accompany
them through the Township in order to furnish them
With a chairman; but that Crlprvile meeting was
t"n much fnr the old man. and this morning about
dawn. hc was seen slipping into town.
good cheer" for C".unines Tow nship, the Gbrnlia
Of Democracy will scarcely leave them = chairman
on the 9Th Of Sept. Yours truly,
COSTUMES.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR OF
HEALTH TO ALL MANKIND.
HOLLowAY's PILLS
A BOON TO THE SICK.

The want Of sterling medicinal 10 the Ills and ne
ce'.tles Of the suffering portion Of humanity and
Try free from mineral aud other deleteFOus Particles
Was severely felt ti this all powerful medicine usher
ed Into the worlds hoLnwArs INVALUABLE Pills have be-
come the HOUSEHOLD hEMET OF all nations. Their Rttrib
ute to PREVENT we'll to CRR they the
or ROOT Of the compliant, and thus BY removing hidden
cause OF disease reinvigorate and the dropping
and n
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27

To the Public. - Il" .
DR. SMITH having eStablIahed arst clad water Care
and MOt0Fpathc Institution In this city and Keeling Rak
INTEREST," the Of such Instuon Sased 6pon
natural and rational principles Of The healing art ska
take charge Of the business department. d.. Smith b
graduate Of regularly chartered Medical OoeNe, thoF.
Ough Physician BY nature, veil euOAon, and can
assure those who consult him aaA ADOPT his treatment,
that they will rejoice n the nspFat0a AZ RETURNING heath
THOMAS HILL.
Late Of hin, Wooster 3 %.
Sacramento, April Both, leH0.-[al
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
OFF FOR THE ATLANTIC.

LNXPECTING soon 10 leave for the Atlantic States the
h undersigned begI leave IN return his thanks to his
friends for past favorS md eRrncay requests
all persons indebted to H. d. ELLIS co. to call and settle
possible, he positively leave this place
by the LIST u October next
Aug2D.u A. D. ELLIS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27

Fam PLiT, Aug. j., 1879.
EDIToRs DENocRAr: The Democracy Of Coaumncs
have had another ovation. On the evening Of the
18th, we had large and most enthusiastic meeting
at this place. IA give our undauntcd and venerable
Democratic Senator Gwn, and that bright and bril-.
liant Democratic orator Geo. Pen. Johnston, warm
reception.
The meeting was organized by electing Thomas
Simpson. President George Mansfield and A. II.
Nnnncly, Vice Presidents, and Daniel Soils, Sccrs-
tary.
When our silver. haired and noble looking Sena-
tor made his appearance the stand he was greet
Ell with three hearty and spontaneous cheers that
Inn L. the "wrlkn ring. our mountain Osin0nrr
taking up the sound nnd sending il On gIori",Is
wings t" revrrbac in all the hulls where echo dwca
lie spoke for upwards of two hours in PLAN vet
frrcIblr manner. of Democracy and its principles
If the Administration Of Jnines Burhunan and the
many trophies "f its wisdom and patriotism and
California Senator in The Congress Of the United
States all with marked effect upon his hearts,.
We were all NJ here the Zip toe of curiosity tn
hear aud seq Nr. Jnhn,ion. Fame had hcraidci
him brilliant speaker: We knew he was for.
cibls aud cau-tc writer well gallant and nc.
cnmIh~lIcd gentleman. We were not Disappointed
in his speaking. lie held his audience at complete
e'''ti'i'n''i s''-i''e fascinating titet-IPaIi
give II" SYNOPSIS "f his speech but il was one that
viii not >'"'n h." E'rg''"n by HE hearers lie WAS
particularly the Bngusi,rs. from the most
insignificant hAtbr"rd up 10 the hra~ny bully and
hiS trait"tOms cOad jutntorS. Pen has completely
CdrtivAt"d all Uf MS mtnntain Democrats M here.
Every thing promises an almost unanimous vote
here in September fur the entire Democratic ticket
All is night in and about FAIR PLAY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-08-27
BIRTHS.

64MI66.
At Coon Hollow August g. The wife OFF. B. Dangerheld
Of Son.
At Georgetown, August 94th, the wifS Of W. T.
Gibbs, Esq, Off son: