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HON. JEFFERSON DAVIS, on nIs.
SASSTPPI.

This distinguished citizen Of Mississippi
passed through oar city Yesterday. We had the
honor Of can at our ssnetum from him, and
regret very much or absence from the Office at
the moment, as it would have afforded as the
highest pleasure to grasp the hand Of enc
whom we esteem 50 highly as a soldiers stss-
man and gentleman. We learn, however, that
be was in the enjoyment Of most excellent
hath
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Wa 7 NWWNI
I HAVE Tor sale choice MAN COOK, aged % wears
i Refer 90 P. n. KiIbJ, Calhoun BIotk.
wH4-1w \. b. FORREST
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WALL PAPER, WALL PAPER.
50 Copies WebSter's Unabridged Die
fionaFy at g5 90 Der CoDv.

tIWHHI at oJsJU VII NUVFf
TTNHE 1ueat and most oamnetc sSsartuenf u Family
Bibles IN TIE city, % Be bad e. price, % suii ne
money market
Ciarke's C1umentariss on the Od and Esu Testsnent
Cauc1rdancs % tAe HOY scriptures hy Alex Cruncar
A n
Institutes q the Christian Relison By John Cavin-
Hurdsr'l History o. al neiiEians
me Life q Archlhaid Alexander. D D. By "
Alexander b
Chirf q ne Pilgrims Or Life and Zines Of Eiasr "
Brewster
sinia and Palestine, By Stanley.
Fleetgolsi's life Of Chrisf
Thc Life u Martin Luther.
Cyclapedia a sernous b Burns
Bishop WainwriEhf's sermaus-
Life and Pubiic Services Of Dr. Lima, D D.
ne Kl1wieige a. God Ohiectireiy Considersd b Rev
]. Brectinrdre, D D l. D. p New supplies q ar m
shove eEceieut bouks, iusi reserved By
" r. STRANGE CO.
utaI Urlier Off FnIf1uF-f Uafl
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HorSFs AND LOIS FnR SALE

Pour h1e Houses on Court street between the bsy1
and Court square
Pine Hotel on Adams street y rsous. an furnished
Hause vita 70 Rooms, Cau-ey street south of Vance
House with rooms. Eiiiait street, between Her
nandu and Avery. and al Necessary out hauses-
House 90 side af vance street On resr &c Capt Churg
place.
House on Caussy street. between Seal and Linden
House, two story frame md ether out houses IN Adm
street
H0use. four rooms. hall and CUT houses en- Lara-
street. rear Caihoun street
House on Fifih street. d1ahle ienCmcut
House on Vance street. between Hernandl and Des1fa
with ave rsoms and kitchen
House with seven roos and an Necessary oui hruse
Shelby street kn1vrn ss the " Buokingham Palace
desirable buildinC L0f IS By 80 feet the south
est corner q shelby and Taibst streets.
VALUABLE SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
s. Acres on NcIain's avenue with a aeai cottage
viii roousi beautiful grove orchard and zardrn.
- Acre on RsEhurn street, vel improved Hluse
! A1res2s miles from The city, adjoining Rev. s
Watson near the Heruando Piankruad House, sever
roonls and on houscs
20 Acres ~ mile FROM ne ciry one mile bcyg-d no
femaie Colessi HOUSE win rsons ont h7uss- etc.
aue-haf well fimbered.
100 feet BY so dnepo HeTnanda Piankroad fu-t out
side nc carpuraii1ui uluse eight rooms and a nClss
sary out houses, garden. etc
q Acres o. beautiful wo1ilalf McLain's avenur
- miles frorn Court square
- Acres miles from The city The new state Line
alad running hack 90 Centrai aveuue-
Acre Morchead avenue. TOO yards NORTH of me
nrw Raleigh road iusf opposite o. NJ M1rehesd
one Of L1t - &C and four iuts 81 each q
miles from Court Square Hernanto Piankroad near
State Female College
various other Housrsands Loss diderenf parts re
city and me elsEHnt Paces b. The suburbs. improved
and uuimnrovei
Aso aiarEe qusutity o. lauds IN Tennessee Arkans1
YOUNG. HOLT CO.,
maa Nc BIS Main street. CO stairs.
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LESSONS ON THE PLANO


A LADY wishes few pupiis o. in
u siru-t GA che Piano, either az private
residences 90 her own. Address All II IA II n
McClure's Music Store Main street
mas-3fs
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Stock Wanted

THOSE 1vniug stock in ne Memphis BzIistin Com
II ptuv 30 md wishing o. dispose o. if may d By
calling ~ fma7-7f1 J r. HUNTER
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NEW RM
We have far sale The foiiouins
MIS- ISsIPPI LAND

1910 Acres 10 Washington cuunty Mississippi $50 ir
cuitivafian with 30 likely uezracs uistlv men, rs
mules ETC.
100 Acres On suIlluer river. Mis-. 40 dcndered.
$40 Acre IS miles from Mcurnls Mississippi and
Trnncssre Railroad. fair improvements.
SO Acre. i6 miles Memphis urar Mississippi and
Tennessee Railroad. 40 cleared. well Improved.
CAS- Acres az Marshall county, Mississippi vel inn
proved with eleven Likely urcrcrs.
1900 Acres IN runica county. Miss SO cuiti-
Walton
sIi Acres in Bolivar e8uHy Mississippi go desdensd
20 IN cultivation.
655 Acres miles from Cold Water Depot Mississippi
md Tennessee Railroad; one-half Boa cultIvzfion.
5f5 Acres IN Sungwer county. Missis-rpii 800 tsad-
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AiAIE of IhANEssEE -Praese.iirrs bal OBJ --r
- CierEs 0ar CsHuarrT si1a Hf ths Caun.r Nv 1rT
ehuseerT Cl.-t o. the city of Memphis. Waall- ag--
tae isfl. 1853
sear2e y Ctldsa. Emmett NJ and william S ErHlas.
hru % cz1ice. MI = Co. Clup.al1sHts
Bszfrr. james Rec. d G Clmu6eg ant others.
Delelfl1fr
p appelrlnE from afaVlt Sled in tllT cause rar fl-
asteillti , nt-fT r nlrrsslt 90 -1e STATE ~ Tenn
al taf ne -sfller1ss ~ rie 14fe1il1- T. ~ W1-1r.
PAU Jones sui Hsasstf are Unknown 70 -rs I-4Hss
20 -tlt D aarerfalrgl l1r t.lEef inquiry Dr. ta
lt. ~ ta'T o. enter faf4l aplearll-H ls--.H before
r 9lfala ne frr tlres ifa - me larf rar1 re- asF
a1Ert 81 Be hed au the f11z1 M1fav 1 MAJ lrr 1889
a4 alaad- answer nr i7rHr o. aarH.alr1Ht'a BIN ON
ffl1nerd ~ lr tha same ullt bel fsksr 1Hr a.a
p tae1l all aff i1- laarHg eT18-fe. and nat Hl-
'his oriar b. 1l1lished oulss week fl- r.r -1.rr
resks n ne MemahtH Appeal
A c1u7-Arfesf JOHN TAErrH
CIrrE E1f Mzsrsr
Es-L-srht a ONE s1lcir5ra or a8uBiaiala.-
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vAIUABIE sUBTRBAY PROPERTY


A FEw gentlemen win b. bo1ried az sis per month
"A 10 early zpriicufion D. maaa O. A " LUCAS. IN
s4csnd street stowe Poplsr near fhr Firsf rfolsi
Churcb. o. % p Fluvio, 2s6 Vain street. ueg-Iu
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ELECTION OF PRoBATE JUDGE ID NoErH
ALABAMA.-We are Indebted to Mr. c. "
Faekler foE the use Of private despatch q
him from Huntsville, from which it appears
that Mr.. James Il. Scruggs was yesterday
elected Judge Of the Probate Court over the
present incumbent Hon. F. L. Hammond, in
Madison county, Ala. Mr.. seruggs was elect
ed By six votes only. This contest has oeeu-
pied the attention Of our North Alabama neigh
bors for the past two or three months, Great
ing great interest and excitement, and sngag-
ing the entire attention and gOssipof the con-
munity to the exclusion Of every othe. top.e.
We understand that more than ordinary feeling
was displayed, and that large amounts Of
money changed hands on the result-sstimated
BY tens Of thousands.
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COTTAGE PALACE.

LIVERY che vho passed doEn shelly street must
Il reooect that lovely oottare residence Just below The
Cages, and the rsi hose bPgf Besl street. west SIDE
thsn st adonlsh yeu ~ yuu iatsnd - secure
what win myny sthers believe Is 3 ch1ics home,
h The Tine Brick house, seveu raus, Win many
oonFeuienoesi choice and shruhtery abun1aue
gt IS feet bg 90 deep Taaurssee street. Surely
need oaly ssv Be On hand TUESDAY he ION dsy Of
My a. n oiclock.
IERNs-One-third cafh 20 daTs note wen ndlrssdi
balance, one and two years with interest
n. c. CArCE q SON.
maf-tds Aurficneera.
Enquirer copy.
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DE.TOCR.fTTC TICKET.
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The Official Journal of the City
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NOtIce 20 Contractors and the Public
Generally.
VNTE u1ud respectfully say % ne public that re are
w prepared o. d. mast he outside 81 buIltuEs in
al o. cl1rs sad would s1y that this climate is
re adape D. is durability over al oher cemsufs nov
F1r aualih1atiuns % perform the work veil,
We refer o. Capt. james n Taylor and Wm- Ban Pfin-
gle ga. Of Charestuu south Carolina
Specimen can be al Hammersrsk1d's- snd
Fletcher a winters architect cflces.
ZIEGLER &WALLACE Plastsrers.
- ~ 49,
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gheTT0sg GaTe

d. Flrtuc o. an eEecutdu 90 directed s-raI b. the
~ cierf ~ TIE shelby Circuit Court ~ ne 11- OF
,ceiaT AZ EaIarh Tenn .1-ueuf re1iarai 1lsr Jana
ary ls19 f1r sz70 u-i00 and curt araf sIs 15 IN l-
~ J. a HErrladu vs.. no Coleman and q. r q usrs.
VIII s1ge 'a plsc saie Or cash .r fae H-lsf E.tar
n re la,h Gag o. KAY 1859 fralr lf -as -der.1s
71-e. a. -hs eltl-af M=u1lis sI ur rirfr title inter
e. ant ctl1l Nat z z g. Hart hls sli t1 fls t
lE Fra1ertT 20 SATISFY said execution. fl1 11rn
ls.i ~ af-al uue. t8uuship one range eTlf w7s -s
n bass usril1u iu the C1ieEa1au 1raaas tll no
l1lfh-eat guzrrer u the same ae1f1n nine a11fslz
fr l1rrsl and eighty acres irvspt two aarss lerar
fore conveyed % me Trustees ~ the BlBflst Ctlf.hI sad
IaHf BENG ne comfy % shelby and State ri rerHFs-
see Safe ul-tlH LEGAL hours-
p T. SMITH sdrrla shelby eHua.r-
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q The hOTaing EnquirsT says that the
" Opposition rsPudiatss both the Republican
and DemocFatic Organizations.
This Is Ike The tender on railroad fePudi-
ating the leadership and services OF the loco
motive Our neiehbor knows very well that
the Black-Republican party is the looomoiY'
# tie whole Opposition tram ~
DEATH OF BISHOP DoANE.-Thes elegrspt
| has alrsad : announced the death-of r ght Rev
George Washington. DoaDe, D. D., Ii. D., a
| Burlington, n. J., On wednesday last, the 27tl
| ul- The announcement has created proioung
senss ion in every part Of the church
| TWul or friends OF the Opposition neTe
get through their dirty work To 0ur osvI
| know ed-e they have been for more than TWEEN
| ~ wears cis7uiug out the Au-aan stable
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fairtbilO & gflOrrjs.
In Chancery al Wemphis.

We have adoptei strict sc Cash system En1aing {
D. p ne grly s1fs prinoipls il f1ilg business.
- GITE rs A CALL lrUs-5u
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On Friday, June B, 1889,
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p T.. SIXTH. rlerlH she. JOY .'....
y rHos 3 hvssrr Deputy shsrrs C.
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Largest Circulation in the City
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TlY virtue Of an execution directed -l tla elsrlr
ID shelby county. issued Is Day nf E-rrla-T- L5a-
favor Of 7 s. Ayres and David L11ueg and a-t-a. 2
" Hama ana Wm- n. soutlan win 1ff-r 90 g1--
ale, for cash the hI-hesf bidder o. 'front.' f ne .
House DOOR IN fls town % R1Iei-h. on MospAI. '-1
18Th DAY d MY next 1883 within LEGAL lar-.. a- .-
loving described Real Estate. levied 1n a7 tla
@ defendants. q " Hanna. Oh satisfy said q o. Lef'
b., wing. being and situate Iu aHll county 1l >l'1
STATE 90 Tennessee on rhs Memphis aud llsr.7a.la
Railroad three miles east rf me city f M9r-
being 1T Nds % a. AMI e. rf Earr'- survey f e7-
rr's tract maie 2fth N1vruner- 1855 Reference .5
hereby made t1 said map o. Dol REGISTERED ila7 Rests
.ar's aers ssif COUNTY shelby SAID .ra" r's DE-
side hy side and bounded ne 1rrh Dr. '1- tl.r-i'
on ne west b. Doc 80 luhe eat hv avfau7 1r pubic
road running back uorrh 81 chains and 20 Inks o. One"
lots in said survey These ITS make Che -Zl-
corner rf SAID survey
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JOSEPH SPECHT,s
sOD.s-W-.FFER !,
Circuit Court az Raleigh.

Third Monday tn Januargs Nay and September.
UNITS, suupnas and other prooess % be had a. The
w oGics o. the County Court CLERK. sauth side u
Court square, Neuphis- D. L STEWART,
apl4-dlm Clerk
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FOR sESAToR, FkYETTE Axp sHELsT,
J. * CJOS WALLER
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THE CAMPAIGN APPEAL.
rHHrss~wH

FLoATER, FATETTE, TtPToS AND sHrLBT,
Elr. GEO. n. HUNTTEF
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UNION STREET LOTS.
UNION STREET LOTS!

DOsTTIvE SALE on rsoount Ct removal fam 6ss city,
TturSEau Moruing, Nay 5th, at 10 o'eioek,
on THE PREMISES
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S6PTiWS sale,

D n Duhose soiicitl
auI6-IawfW
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nN and aftrr mi. date vii not pay any debts con-
trtrted b. any one without my written order o. my
lawful srents hich VIII aunaune On ne papers When
duly aulhorirgd. A-h ouA"
al Il
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FoE ooSeNEss, TrErH DISTINCT,
" NJ. t. - y H n y
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BEAUTIFUL WOODLAND.
sEL-EsOST ~ THE CITY,
rom SAT-

EUh sAhzE-
IL lots cH7liailinE frqm one O. fau aCres ira
nequaisl and trtst iyinE mile s1,,Ifil-
eass Of Caurt sIuare EnI bounied ~ iaeksan 80
Sad fraCtc ai- uafd u t~ufy-e reres j. hirt
foins an r4vfrFd win spfuil forrest frres and en-
brtcias r tfeEnsst dftirahie hndin1 sites a
- frrni % sln'h MrrIutis o. e. rleirlfy.
T-fa-s isf-ai Aps-iy O.
!. C. GRIPPING,
No. l59 Main street.
Or = GEO. T. BROWN,
1sres-dzrvamap 81. Leafs, Ne.
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STREET sPRINKLNG.
N ANTER

DRODUCE and vegetables n svsry ees-ripti1u. f5r
II which he higarst uaarfet price wiz Be paid IN
eash. r. D. WETMOEE, Trs
uaI-IE &c Jsdsrscn street.
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n q. JONES $ CO,
Commission Merchants,
laas. 20 50 ~ pc y, A' ,.Issi 20 o 81


MELEnt1I AA-N-ts
~,oxueSnrzSTs q every kinf solicited. BA9GnSa
u "a HOPE and al e.asr SUPPLIES nm i-se :,
fHfeS.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHRUBS
ROSE PL.f.E'TS, ETC,
From the Nurseries Of c. J. Ryan & Co.,
ROCHESTER \ T.,
- A Il

rTyHE undersigu duy autorzel artni o. the alovs
vel known snl extensive establishment b now in
the city soliciting orders for Irce Pani etc. toba de-
suing fail
orders len a. The Conusercial Hotel ivthin wrek,
will Be attended TO- Every article sent cui viii b. drsI
and Euaranced correctly uace hy The prsrrief1rs
and the Frtatsf Observed in ssecine ard packing
- a. give caIlulete satisfactIlu % purchfsrrs
Heferfuce % TIE f1lezinE Eentenan has Erauf-
I'd J. C.. Brinkley. ESQ., and Cal. Tapp
ulas dlfs GEO MARSHALL.
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conveyed By Joseph keller % Th0mas b Carroll stns
Ted in joan 0verton's Addiian ne ctF n Memphis
and knoun and desirnated OVertoas plan u suldi-
vsiou - Nos. iai and is5 buuused - fliop -
Fnning a. stake on the NORTH siie ~ Webster street
l00 he INTEREST ION q tie SIDE q Deto
erfFulsd BY said oVeftou With the uorfh side Of Web
street theuce outhuariy via Webster street go
feet On slskei theuce nsrhWariv right aneIos 10
said street l7Qfeef o. an alley; thence win aid nUev
wesfsariiy so fse 10 Ne I53 fhenc- s1nfhvarv
] 10 feet o the beg nalng
Trims or SALE .-The above described lots viii -
sud credit 81 seven and Twelve ulnufhs IN e1usi in
sfaeuisi purchasers b ereufe binds bearing interest
frdn dlff. Win IMPROVED secrriiyEfh lien retained
tie rreuiifs unfii payment a. purrhase money
sale % a1-nsncs az % a'elock, A. n.
/ JOIN C. LANIER
uvt-DAWH Clerk and Master Z
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EMMABETT
For Sale

FTfHE above boat, now In good running or ~
4 der, well suited 20 ne low water trade,
4raUins n inches. two - = inca cylinders go
fset STROKE two 5oiiera p feet long and 40 inches - &
Eeter length IFS feet Is feet BAN Is orsrsd fer sale
az fair bargain Apply %
B. r. ATKINSON s. CO..
uaS-2s Il Nadison street..
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atm ADVERTISEMENTS.
AdmlnIstrator.s Notlce.

IL persons having clal-1s aHiusf fe estate o. John
n s. Pop deceased are hrrrty n1tided o. ne them.
properly authenticated within fhg tire prescribed By
law this notice win be- plead bar Of their recovery
All those indebted aid estate are -rGue I'D %
forwaru snd settle immediately
mst-wlm WV y STFFTE kau'r.
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DOCUMENTS FoE THE CAEvAss.-We CON
msnes, this morning, the publication Of most
valuable document from the Democratic Re.
Uiei5, on the subject Of Governmental eKpehdi-
lures. 4 deals in facts and figures, and vii
be found useful in the canvass. We advise oul
friends to Gle it away in their seraP-bocks fol
future use, as it is well calculated to take ths
wind out Of the Opposition sails on The ex-
.--.-.--rrn hnhLr.
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ron sOvEREoR,
ISHAM G. HARRIS.
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5000 REWARD.

THE packet Glendale win bring me another % Iaco
suEar cured breakfast haoan5 this Is great deliCa
~ brrsffssf n D. WErMOHE. Dr..
I hnsf-fw 90 Icfersou street.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04
TEE RTCnEs or the PooR-Is he deadf

THE RICHES or the POoR.-IS he deadf
That fearful question drew us near the little
group that stood at the corner of the street
Fell from the scatfolding," we heard at our
elbow. We glanced upAt the half-built house,
and then with shuddcr looked from the scaf.
fold to the ground expecting to see laborer
who had fallen from his post. Alas! there
was no man, cold and dead, but little child,
poorly clad, and Of obscure birth. He had
seen some four summers, and with childish
daring had climbed the scaffold to sec .papa"
build the house. His little face was set and
the fearful pallOr Of death was spread over the
small features. BY his side, as lie lay on the
cold stones, knclt q rough man, down whose
sun burnt cheeks the tears poured as be moan
ed:
"Oh, Lorney! LOrneyl Whsll tell your
nanny, mavOurneenp"
No need to tell her-snch sore news travels
fast Even while we stood there, she came
through the crowd, her arms covered with
soaPsudA her cheeks pallid, her eyes wild
with that awful news. Her first cry was
"Oh, JIMMY how can you let him lie on the
cold groUndH" and she caught the poor little
body to her mothers heart Then the tears
came and. seated on the stones, to and fro with
her ssd burden clasped close to her breast |:
moaning and wailing for her only child, she
rocked.
Kind friends gathered around. Rough faces
softened, and hard voices sounded sweet with
words Of sympathy. One comforter whis.
pered:
" He's better off now, honey. You are very
poor, you know"
The mother looked up, and oh! the pathOs
Of her voice as she said:
"Yes-he was oil the riches We had"
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thought to regulate him there, balance which
ts the greatest evil-to be disturbed by him
now. or when be is man.
Ofan you can give your Charley, II you are
good man or woman, your presence is the
best or safest thing. God never meant him
to do without you any more than chickens
without being brooded.
Then let him have some place IN your house,
where he may hammer and pound, and make
all the litter his heart desires and bis various
schemes require. Even IL you can III atIord
the room, weigh well between that cafe asylum
and one which, Il denied, he may make for
himself In the street
Ofall devices for Charley which We have, .
few shelves, which he may dignity with the
name Of . cabinet is one Of the best. He picks
up shells and pebbles and stones, ell odds and
ends, nothing comes amiss end IL you give
him pair Of scissors and little gum, there
is no end to the lables he will paste on, and
the hours he may innOcently spend in assort-
ing and arranging.
A bottle Of liquid gGm is an invaluable re.
source for various purposes, nor must you
mind though be yaFnish his nose and fingers
and clothes-which he will do Of course, II he
does nothing worse. A cheap paint box and
some engravings to color, is another; and II
you will give him some real paint and putty,
to paint and putty his cars and boats, he 10 .
made lnan.
All these things make trouble-to be sure
they debut Charley Ia to make trouble, that
is the nature Of the institution; you are only
to choose between safe and wholesome trouble,
and the trouble that comes at last like whirl.
wind. God bless the little fellow and send Us
all grace to know what to do with him.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

A young man who had spent little Of his
-own tune, and . good deal Of his fathers cash
in fitting for the bar, waS asked after his cx.
animation how he got along.
20, well" said he, ~ answered one ques-
ton right"
"Ah indeedl" said the old gentleman, with
looks Of satisfaction at his sons peculiar smart
ness. Sand what was thatt"
"They asked me what gus tam action
was"
THAT was hard Onel And you answered
1t correctly did your"
"Yes. I told them didn't know"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

The words Of women are more intoxicating
than wine, and deGrsT. Jones says Il il 30. Il
costs him ten dollars every time his wife says,
my DEAR" while nothing less than twenty
dollars is deemed an equivalent for +" her dear
Hubby"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

"DIANoxD CgR DHAMnsm - spmse an9
Van Tagen wse two psageGtahl e,ti&ns os
Amsterdam, the former of whom kad D mas-
riageable daughter, and the lattsg . sqa WAs
had an ardent wish 70 b. heg hazhasA /. ut
old Krouser said the con ~ hls H5end NJ -
rich enough 70 enter his Amlly. ed Cd Yea
Tsgen was uaad Ehsreat, whsa tha Teaess wa6
brought him by an ne6ous ffisls& g
" Save ms from BntssM I" exelaEms1 ~ ~
I do not steal march % ny 81 AisHa Ero9.
ssrl" aaA 'sastis aleEsrsI
He eoNssalsd BE MEasA. and wsise anA eaBlsa
on KrOussr. whom he emnaksA % Ensa witAs
10 thirty dayA oae maIa9a Eayne - -
rings. He then wsnt anA a - -
rings the city and sahasas - -
twenty days thsssalasf h1 ssesise lssesp
from Krouaer, who vas im tlAe VI @ aaEs
announcing that be neses sA ek1o .
keep bis agreemen&, ae be eou aM6k Naank nkaRs
ring for sale, and oAssing 80 aen6 enlls
dsrs to BE- released fp.n hle esaasnck i 81
81 have himiw saId Wan 1aean, and he
wrote his accsptanes ef - olsE. s...s Il ..-,
a few days ailess Yaa xsssa paa f. asaesF
despair than even kFnR - n2ee q. He
couldn't Obssin slnsIe hasEvl a mkseah b
pack bis milliea ~ heia o - eAll
Investigates a ehlA - -
that KF0naeF ha4 pasg - -
end realised thAa 4 wae i 80 a r
cut dlamcnd. As 80 'sEs . - - y.
You ave - any Thousand eulIis ~ \ ~
said, ''tO relsass yea Aein shek III
now give yon tls my thos ~
ssaia 70 che sl.1gs 4: ]. y ]! = l'!!
Ih1e. see.saiasly G.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

ONE OF THE OLD GUARD.-Mr James OGDEN
recently died in New Hampshire at the age
Of ninety two years. He voted for George
Washington for President, and also voted for
every democratic candidate for president as
long e. be lived. Mr.. OGDEN voted for Mr..
Buchanan, in 1855, and two weeks before his
death. be was out electiOnee.iDg for the regu-
lar Democratic ticket.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-04

A pair Of swese lips. ! gssassa y -.
delicate hands, sn6 ! - ssts -
do e. much 20 unhlngs . - - q
the unsasels, lafks 80 u
apair Of ioc9jawA ssvsEs hs5ses