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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05
READ AND REFLECT.
DIR. G.. Fl. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted

Quick curDSoS Lo'r PricssdtMr oil estaluiSled office
on dre"t bSfrFsR j. anu Il. streets.
hR T0ZEH returns his thanks to his numerous patients
fur their patronage and would embrace this OJ,Tort.
ntv remind them that lie continues to consult on those
difficult Of vEXEREAL which have baed the skill Of
Some OF the most celebrated physicians Of the and
upon which he has merer failed 10 perform radical
care.
DR.. ToHer. reputation ns Physician stands uncquacd
Ills exclusive attention Ia diseases Of the
organs for SO many years. renders him perfectly master
syphilc diseases.
The large number Of cases that he has
fccy cured aftr they have been given up by many others
Is the only proof that physician requires OF his ability
Dr. Tozer would state that he can and all
Of varieties Of the disease matter how long standing
what progress the disease has made, every patient
ly upon cure.
Dr. Tozcr has Il Is we'll known taken patients from the
very verge Of the grave and restored them to perfect
health. lie would further state that he deems sufficient
to attract the attention Of those who might heed the
vices Of physician In all cases, hut particularly those
enumerated In the advertisements expecting they would
test my merits as practitioner, and the result Of my prac
tcG has been thus far satisfactory to my patients and my
self Nor 20 deem II necessary to fill columns Of the
newspapers with fusonic cnrrc and honhastc advertise
es processing my ABILITY to heal all diseases flesh hciI
to- for u do that Imust hc something thnn Manbut
give those that afflicted with Nenereal Chronic and
other diseases to understand that from long experience
am fully competent tn treat them successfully.
My regard for the dignity 81 the medical profession "a
which have the honor to belong. dcers from coni
ting any saVOrlng Of quackery nd regard for my
dignity would prevent my placing myself on n PAL
with quacks and nostruns vendors Of the present age
offer no fraudulent genuine certificates pHr Of
superior qualifications ns practitioner; neither do
TO myself cdicalm honors To which mot entitled
but merely ask those who Diseased read the differ
ent advertisements relating tc the Of private diseases
and judge for themselves where To- apply for relief (My
rooms arranged that can he consulted In privacy
ut all hours Of the day. from O'Clock in tie morning unit
) in the evening.
~ Persons With Chronic DarrhCo. Dyscntrry Local
Wcak:esS. Nervous Debility Low Spirits LAssitude Weak
Oi the Limbs and Back IndiSposon Loss OF Memory
Aversion to Society, Love Of Solitude, Tmidty Self Dis
trust. Dizziness, Headache, Pain IN the Side Affection
the Eyes. lnpes the Face Sexual and other Grnic.
IA. n nr Tn,
ut his Office 9TH street, between and Il. Sacramento
c. II. TOZEI, VI. b.
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In an advertisement by an express company
Of some uncalled for goods, the letter L has.
BY an accident. dropped from the lawful, and
It reads now, People to whom these packa-
ges are directed arc requested to come for
ward and pay the an GE charges on the same. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

A friend Of ours was travelling while at1ict.
Cd with . very bad cough. He annoyed bis
fellow travellers greatly, till ono Of them re.
marked, In tone Of displeasure -" Sir, that
Il very bad coVgh Of yoursf" "True, sir, "
replied our friend, "b bat you will excuse me-
DEE Ia Seet Tee got,
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Certificate.

I, the undersigned, Governor Of Hungary do testify
hereby that La L. J. CzAPGAY has served during the con-
test for Hungarian liberty, Chief Surgeon In the Hun
garian Army, with faithful have
given him this certificate, and do recommend him to the
sympathy, attention and protection Of ell those who are
capable Of appreciatpG patriotic selESacrnce and unde
served pifOsrtune. KOeSUTH LAJOe,
Governor Of Hungary.
Washington, Jan. 9Th, o. I8o-8mJ
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Caution to the Public.
London C0vdtaI GIN,
Oakb HosAaa Gin.

LONDON C0rdtnI On,
Cub H0Uso On,
GcA1fH1m HcAn0DD0,
dedicated SdkNdpps
Royal SchRdppS.
DO, DO, Ao.
Under the above and similar titles the liquor nIxers OF
this city are hotIng large quantities Of aduteFated,
Whoevom trash, costing but little which they hope
realise large pronts BY selling In California. ID
Avoid ell c0mponnds a0me sklfully prepared ~
10 pass for good Liquor except with the best Judges II
you would be safe, only the long
genuine RogFTs AroMatto &ehetd6m ScAndPps.
UDOLPH0 WOLFE, Sole Importer,
re- sml 20 Beaver street, New York.
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NOTICE TO pnr.yMpTIoy cI-1Iu,xrs

-NUIIIk 10 PHk-kMPIIUN CLAIMANTR
Every person entitled the right Of pre- .enptIon n
of the lands within the toWnrhips and parts u
above enumerated IL require to rsHblLh the sane Ia H.
SacIon OF the register and receiver Of the nror+r Ia
once and make payment therefor soon A.
after seeing s notice, and before the day ~
the nj Of the tuI lie sale Of the lsds I,s
cling the tract claimed otherwise such CLAIM will b. H.
feitrd. JOS. p. NIIRON
Acting Commissioner Of tie General Land Oel,.
August 1-26v
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Tie GrcdfeH Dis ,orPry crMe A0e-Gredt HeSsin0 to
.Mtlkind-JnHOcent. but Potent.
DIR. /. j. CZAPKAY'S Prophiactcum, (self-disinfecng
agent) preventative against GonorrGa and Syphi
little Diseases and unsurpassed remedy for all venrreal
ScrOOus, GangrenOus and Cancerous Ulcers, Ftid Dis.
charges from Vagina Uterus and Urethra and all Cuta.
ErupOns and Diseases For sale At Dr. L. J. Cap.
kays ONCE, Sacramento ST. below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. As incubation Ia
preventative against small pox, Is DR.. L. j. CEapkay
Prophaccum preventive against Syphilitic and Gonor.
rhu.a diseases Harmless in ITSELF possesses the power
Of chemically destroying the syphic Virus, and thereby
the most loatlsome OF all diseases. Let no young man
who appreciates health be without Dr. CIapkays PrOphac
tcum. 1t Is In very convenient packages, and will be
found convenient to use being used soap Price, e5
For sale at Dr. LII Czapkays Private Medical and Surgi
cal Institute, Sacramento st. below Montgomery opposite
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S OFFICE.
All orders must he addreSsedt to L. Czapkay, NJ D.
San fFanciEc0, California;
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

What 4 the difference between good sol.
dise end fashionable hdyH Ans Ono faces
phe powdsr, and the other powders the face.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

FiAdlssticks-a word strongly expressive Of
esaAsmpE It crushes all reply. When Ia
d. ones says 6ddlssticks, be Il . bold man
Who 0nre4 uttar another word,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

Tho poor devil who couldn't hold his own
has bssn arrested for holding anOther's SArv'd
hin Fi9hE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

- We Offer, the present season, nner and larger
G15k stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE
eA TREES, PIONEERING SIRIUS, AND GREEN
- HOUSE PLANTS, than any season heretofore
s,,ur AtiuR the following yuri,tj w.
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4 CARD.-Promred ny an honest desire Of my hear.
u wish to lay brpre the public which deserves
high cnmmcndaton. not only as an act Of scientific skill
but Of humanity, asn. About two years ago, suddenly
aud from causes unknown to seized with fit Of
epilepsy which, inability the expenses
con scqet upon thorough medical treatment. and the
Encouragement which met with on attempting IL.
anne such tas then led to beevel defy the
skill II yscian. Was frequently while In pursuit Of
my calling thrown down the ground without the slight
warning, and although insensibe to the aYonies. yet
desprd the mscries Of my life and learned to look
upon those who would render assistance shelter
mics who sought to proonR the misery
ofy existence While IN this state, and having pre-
to my affection tasted the sweets Of life. was
induced to attempt seeking aid Of physician and by
commentator called DR. L. J. CEapkay ! told him
my circumstances and my inability reward him for his
services regardless Of which, however, he under.
took my case, and with the blessing Of God was once
restored perfect health Unable to reward him for
lie boon Mcb enjoy At present and yet conscious Of
my Indebtedness consider It due to myself and to all
afflicted make the public, In order that those in
need Of medical advice may find physician In whom ev.
cry confidence be placed.
IL. 81 MEYER YADLONsKY.
State Of California County Of San Francisco, as-Sub-
scrbcd and sworn before this LIST day Of August
A. b. 1886. GILBERT A. GRANT,
81 Notary Public.
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Shade and Ornamental Trees.

assortment OF tile other KINDS 81 smaller ifuiS.
The al"vr are Of The most vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees, Uf very large SIZE, from to ID
feet Ia height.
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Consisting OF the Elm Maple Linden Ailanhus Catapa
Laburnum Curlr1 Leaf aud Weeping Willow, china Tree
and Locust all 81 Ane growth aud gc size, sufficient for
setting IN private public grounds.
Our stock Of CAntlias, Rns and endless variety Of
Green House Plants. t. unusually large and hne.
Our CRmelas have commenced b0ssOnng in all
their beautiful varieties and culors, and will continue
blooming during the winter and spring months.
Garden Seeds.
We invite the attention Of Planters ark Dealers to our
very extensive aud general assortment Of VEGETABLE
SEEDS, the crop Of this years growth. which pure and
sure to VeReate and which offer at greatly reduced
prizes VT hold nut great Inducements To parties pirclA
sing Wholesale stock h, rg large, and dealers
and planters wanting large quantities.
We will sell for cash ut less price than II demanded in
any part ~ the State.
Trees, Plants md Seeds packed with the greatest care
to Insure them In transportation to part Of the Pacific
Coast.
CAUTION
We caution Rl purchasers AgaIr.t buying Treea from
IIawkcrs and Pctl,rs who pretend to have trees frt
our Nursery, and advise nl to send their orders direct
NJ, or through our Authorized Agents., when they will be
sure TO get trees true TO their labels.
Trees ordered from the Nursery, will he packed with
great rare and r In much better condition for planting
than those which aVc been lUIg cHro.cd to sale Ia haul
Ing shout the country.
w Persons planting out Orcarl cannot lie too
iu In planting hut the lest varieties Of Fruit. Ear
" pantingWfIcn practicnbc. particularly recommended
Catalogue containing full descriptions If our stock aud
prices sent free to all applicants All ORDERS receive
attention. must he acconpanit d by the cash
Address, A. r. SMITH,
Idcc .lS-ttI --.------ ~ } Street. Sacramento.
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Also, California and Foreign Grape Vines, with full
assortment Of the other kinds ~ smaller fruits.
The abuvr Of the vigorous and thrifty growth
and well shaped Trees, Of very large SIZE, from to
feet In height.
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FOR SALE.

4 STENM ENGINE AND ALL THE MACHINEEY
~ apprrtaiuing 10 Quartz MILL cs.npI~Ie. The In.
r.ne IL ~ h"Tsc Ip~tT aud mari! new. ] will either
Ill the ~hUlC or any I-TtI"n, to .mt purrhASeT. I
paIticu inquire ~ the Na,h,iAr IIut-I at Nashville
'.n The North IoTk 4 thc C"sun,nes river, tao miles
aiNe the junction. ;4t Ntonct IoTks II the Co.nn.
- \. J.. HILTON,
ld,c. 25tEl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

SrermnfOrrhTN. ar LIcai Weakness. Nervous De
billy low spirits la tie weakness - e limb and back.
.!i.j.o.iin aih inc. pahty for study and labor duh
hess los ~ memory, rsion 10 society.
lave Of llii- tmIy. -'lfstr.t. dizziness, headache,
involuntary discharge. rans In the side affection Of the
eyes inlrs the Irr. sexual and other inhrmes in
men, are cured Without nil by the justly celebrated Ply
stefan and Surgeon. L. J. CzAPEAY. His method Of curing
diseases il new aai mlhown to all others, hence lis
great success. AL consultations by letter 0thc: sc
free. Address, L. D. Csnpkdy " D., San Francisco,
California.
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nREss silks, of every shade and pattern. At
~ BLOCH 4 BACIIMANg

EtARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS "A Erca, varsity OF
~ Beautiful Patterns, VI BLOCH { bACHNAN'T.
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On this 3lS day Of July, A. D. 1855, before me, VIM
c. Jewct Notary Public. personally appeared D. DAh-
lee known TO who, being duly sworn, did dep0se and
say, that the coAtentS Of the card herewith signed by
him are true.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand and
written. WIN. O. JEWETT,
II. ST. Notary Public.
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NOTICE.

4 H. PFESlNS I>nEETtD To Mr are respectfully
~ and eau, .y rrl, sie To- all At s"1s tt1-r
Fir-'Tv 10. an settle in me-. atty s well ,Lh-
Jet ;h"s- ihd hi'd I" ." additional expense std
therefore ca uoD .sn to settle their sre"i :. vi,Io
d. lay. y. BALDWIN.
Upper III ,er-ie. O~,ohrr eatd. INi>.-lul
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CARDs-I.-the underSIgned having been under
the treatment OF DR.. H. j. Csapkay, although unsoc-
ed feel called upon to give publicity to the efficacy his
treatment hoping that by doing may be
in preventing others from the fearful suffering and misery
which experienced and which often result from the
pernicOus practices Of pretendee My disease has been
sequence Of indisereOns In youth. The agOnIcs which
endured perhaps, unnecessary for detail they
known to those who have experienced them. Sulhce
It to say, that having called the services Of Dr. L. Cap,
kay Into requOn, all the expectations which may have
formed Of him more than realized would there.
fore recommend Dr. Cxnpkay 10 all who may hnd them.
selves afflicted with that dreadful maAdy, my object so
doing being sympathy for suffering humanity and heart.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-05

Swedish LeeCheS!
TUsT RECEIVED, and always on hand, u very rea.
81 sOnable prices, At
APOrHECARYB HALL,
Diamond epTinRs.
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Ola M ND .
GOLD WATCHES,
JEWELRY AND SILYERWARE,
- For Gale by
BARRETT AND SHERWOOD.

l3; Montgomery street, Gan Francisco.
ARTICLES CT GOG.D- Consisting Of Ladies'
and GrDt'emcns Watches NJ all descriptions Chateanc
Fob Vest Guard AID Neck Chains: sleeve Buttons and
studs; brooches bracelets; lar Kings; Pencil Cases
Iockes Buckles Eing Card Cases; Snun Boxes: Seals;
Keys; Eye Glasses; Ribbon slides Charms; Thimbrs
Cane Heads; Arnets Crosses and every thing and
beautiful In
CORAL WORK, CAMEO, JET WORK AND
MOSAIC.
ARTICLES OF SILVER Consisting NJ
Napkin Rings; KNIFE. Fork and Spoon In caSrs SLltce
lars Spoons and Forks Zee Scoops Fish, Desert Butter
Fruit, Pie, md Cake Knives sltchcrs aud Cuhets Tea
Sets, compric; TAKE Ba-xeS; Ca.ors; Butter Dishes
kcts. etc, etc.
Diamonds set In every style Of ornament now in
fashion.
Country o,icrs sent by express are attended to with
puuc;uaty and dispatch, aud satisfaction In all cases
guaranteed.
WATCH RETAINING commands particular and
prompt attttltiun.
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Billiard Table for Sale.

'TNIiE undersigned has eirEaIt IsiaEd TAhts-Shth
hS W'li sell N'fJ loS aud On Accommodate teVnS
l.. NkMBNILR
I1aerryllr October 6;h 1855
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BI! !ErS! BITTERS!

4 >0riIIR lot ~ tie c'I,b,sted Boon kAmp MaAES
Bitter, Just T,,tN'i ard 'n tAciy
HAKMAN BACHMAN.
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QUARTZ SPECIMENS.

Specimens nf tiUd Bearing Quartz are bought by ut
'ir highest ig;E large premium Is given over the
tr 'sr value for quartz suitable !nr manufacturing into
Jcwt:rv. EAERETT SHERWOOD.
ec2S3al 1GS Montgomery ~, San Franc SEQ.
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HAVANA CIGARS.

NIolf bST n and. % a. Lih. EaN Earp jnsi
reN'd N large QUaht''s, and Tor sair At snAu ID
vance eli IN P"ri't'' price,. at
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/ SHOEelI sHOESll!

r AIDES. kEHSEE', A1ED CIIEDREH,S &RO@S
l. and Caters, at BLOCH B HAOu%ANe'
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Lemon and Vanilla /!
DnnRA E~rAwAANm

Again /: ALI Orders by stage,
TOR DRUGs. PaIns. OIL sssds, &C.. Sddrss'rS. %
mOnd Syringe, yin b attended 70 - asaal-PTS1p'V
and faithfully.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-24

SABBATH OBsERv ANCE IN NEW ORLEANS.
The New Orleans Bulletin denies that the
Sabbath is generally desecrated in that city
1t says that the principal business houses on
all the chief thoroughfares are as regularly
closed on Sunday as in any city in the
country, and that only the small retail es-
Establishments around the market and on the
levee keep open.
" As much regard is paid to the ordi-
nances of the Sabbath among us, and our
churches are as crowded with attentive wor-
shippers, as can be witnessed, we'll venture
to say, in Washington or New York and
as to those practices which are supposed to
result from the prevalence of genuine reli-
gion, we do Lot think New Orleans would
suffer greatly in comparison with some
more destinations display of their piety and
virtues. At the same time we do not wish
to be understood to say that we have any
religion to boast of or to speak of, and that
considerably more would certainly do US nc
harm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-24

HENDERsoN.-The editor of the Commercial
at Henderson has been lecturing the proper
ty holders there on their illiberality and want
of energy. He says that the close-fsted
policy of the capitalists of the town has
kept it back until it is now half century
behind the age, According to the CONNER
cidl, here is what their town might have
been by this time, had the citizens pursued
a more liberal policy:
There is no telling what the town of Hen
derson might have been at this time, had its
citizens shown the same liberality that has
characterized other places, much less favor
ably situated than we are. This is much
older place than Evansville, yet we see that
the latter place has, by energy, industry
and liberality, left us far in the distance
Our advantages were, in the commencement,
the most superior, and if the II. & \. r. r.
had been built when it was first spoken of,
Is or 20 years ago, and the trade of the
Wabash and Green rivers secured, what
would have been our position now This
was all within your reach once, but the
over anxious pursuit OF wealth, by making Il
large per cent. on your money, has injured
the town millions Of dollars; and this injury
is your loss. ... ...s.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-24
A Card.

That unceremonious call made upon my
family, on last Tuesday evening, by GER
tain young ladies and gentlemen of nay
church and congregation, was heartily en-
joyed at the time, but not fully appreciated
until the following morning, when it was
discovered that they had adroitly left be-
hind, a. beautiful rosewood writing desk,
duly furnished with gold pen, pencil, ink,
varieties Of elegant note paper, envelopes;
&c. Enclosing, also, neat volume from
the unrivaled press of Ticknor & Fields {;
the pages interspessed with interesting
notes" far more substantial than that, or
any other, publishing house ever presented
to the reading public, but which if intro
dueed, it seems to me, would give to all
classes of persons decided taste for books.
The notes, in this instance, need hardly
say, were introduced by the kind donors,
themselves.
May God bless them-give to each Of
them happy and useful life, and permit US
all, hereafter to stand in His presence with
exceeding joy, is the prayer of their sincere
friend, VIM H. MCCARER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-24

him as interest on $32, 1000, which could not
be paid to the Harper's when due, in conse-
quence of a loan made by him to the Madi-
son & Peru railroad company.
The amendment was agreed to-yeas SO,
nays 3.
Mr.. Rice spoke upon the joint resolution,
when Mr. Studebaker demanded the pre-
vious question.
There being a second, under its operation,
Mr.. March's amendment was agreed to, and
the resolution as amended adopted by yeas
sc, nays 3.
Mr.. Slack, by leave, prese nted petition
from D. o. Daily, praying for her diem and
mileage while engaged in contesting the
seat of Leroy Woods at the last regular ses-
sion of the Legislature.
The President laid before the Senate
communication from H. Clay Gooding, "dis-
claiming any intention of interfering either
to encourage or prevent the encounter (be-
tween his brother and Mr.. Heffren on the
l5th inst and certainly without the re-
hottest idea of taking any personal par"
which was referred to the Senate difficulty
investigating committee.
The bill to prevent the carrying of con-
C6dlCu VI uhhSCAOuo "oo 1900 NAO
third time and passed-yeas 80, nays 9.
In the House Mr.. Davis bill to provide
for referring to the people at the next an
nual election the question Of Constitution
al Convention, &C., coming up in order on
the final reading, it failed for want of
constitutional majority-yeas At, nays 38,
as follows:
Mr. Early's bill to amend sections one
| and two of the act of March !, 1853, allow
ing compensation to the owner or owners OF
animals killed by railroad cars, and to
provide for the manner of service of process,
was passed the third and last reading in the
House of Representatives, by yeas 60, nays
| IA.
Mr.. Kemp introduced bill to prohibit
unqualified persons from practicing the sci
ence of medicine and surgery and the phar-
maceutical act
Mr. Hunter, to prescribe punishment for
the failure of any Auditor, Treasurer, Clerk
or Recorder of any county in this State to
perform the duties required of him by law
Which bills were severally passed the
first reading.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-02-24
Legislative Proceedings.

In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Anthony
RETURNED joint resolution No. ,, recommend
ing the adoption of resolution instructing
the Attorney General to bring suit and pre-
coed to collect by due process of law, all
moneys due to the State from VIM R. NofE-
singer, and to collect all notes or drafts held
rs collateral security.
Mr. March moved 10 amend by adding to
the second section after VIM. R. Noffsing-
er," the word "EIijah Newlandn
After some debate, and several motions,
Dir. March moved to amend hy adding to
the third section the words Henry r. Row
an and the Wabash Valley Bank.
Mr. Hendry moved to amend 10y au hon
i1ing suit to be brought against Elijah New
land for $4,000, being the amount paid by