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, 1859-09-14
SsESSMENT NOTICE.

II City G erk's once. Chca8o. september :, 1s;a.
Public Is hereby Eyen 10 al pertons Interested that
tue by the Common Cunl OF tho
city nf Chicago to the sum Of t1se Hundred and
DviAan Of sad city deemed bne1ted oy dng md rAv-
inx Haddoek ace from lark stret to Laalie has
eorp1cied a1sesQent and made retufn thereof to y
oMce.
die thetr objections n wriine ny ofc- OF before
Monday. Tie 18th Of y ptetnber ts At O'Clock Nj
~ the toiptcn Council VII It fhst time IN the Council
Koo ali oheeonsto add assAament and rtsfse and
confirm 1nuul the sant.
II
, 1859-09-14
OFFICE OF SUPr. OF PUBLIC
\}Wotts-Ct,y Of Chicago, septeznt=s1.t, lS9.

yot!ee i hereby given thas o.ne.s ct pvpe'ty 'entsE
on hInze stste North Claf8 =. eee 70 the North
pancb Of the Eh!7Eo River VII! ts allowed u build ara
1as ill The foa1way Of ai1 street, IN 1a
Fruvtdxd ND wslipe and aunx i GIMP stc4 90 - esora
the 18th day Of September ne1f Met rolsa nms s
wosk. H. ELksELhHH.
, 1859-09-14

~ City Clerks Ltaee- Chicago. s<pttmoeE I IAe.
Publ: uotru hereby given T. Ill persons mAt
hs Commissioner apponte b. the Common coHnc
eIty of Ch.exp to aseet!n the damage M 1s1sat
I'll ey by rra.on Of extending rale AZ" so1 Monterey
xrexts III light Elekrry drestlcn trom sht
n th ka psty.sx feet Nlda clch, have a, p4s1eo tne
a..rssnaen III aud made return thereof IN my utnee
ANY person shtnx to appeal FROM sah t
Mo ssJ ths sa.h w q s<t*nbsa r. :. = ~
- lhe common Council ~il = Ia! ,sns' N t1e 81
eoas!m FL o' *anS4 il KRElSAANN. City C1erk.
, 1859-09-14
Corporation jo1l1Es.


dtscpt IN If t1- trat 4.ssts In th& South DIvt-
Ata x tic city u Ch!ea<n !tsl beladt~4 By xratps
tu1:x 4ni kEsT4n< Txel Ii ttqta LIS aAk 4S q
10 ths eat Il Nlexan svesns, VIII tts
valuation the,aok an tae suns "t money sevay atAea
thereon for benefits. By tie Commlaz1anxrs 10 Mt
FRACTIONAL SIC. Is ADDITION TO CHICAGO.
, 1859-09-14

esi< thai tha unt.rA appointed ~ the
Common toune Of tie s,tv Of che e ~ .n cf
ri etaie In tie Wess lavson by theu deemed bens-
atsrti BY GaySl!nx caaal .st;et tom WI nWa.a'SS6seT
he Cuus House on The l6lh day of Sektenbss ES =
ths hour oftwo ocek fnr the pufss Of making sad
AaneAAuaeut. GEO. y GRAIs
r. A. BRAGG, : Com'u.
aANFOID JUiSsOS.}
SYh}-,rn 4zrs Nh ~ $-pD&4&x
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y sss sGoI' 1 OF 1@0' ''@ H. KRE1sMAKs, Civ Clerk.
rrry COLLECTOR'S NTOICE

1 F1l I VVOIEVIO1tO y N VKVII.
~ Notice u herc,y given 70 al psrson. liable To the
payment OF the for extending aalle street
snn srwe a per Warrant 80. South dated JQne lth lsx
that un1eas du~ cid assessments pad to
me on or betue The hee1h Cay Of september nexL
ms4t Of the same will b. enforeed by suit imnedlae3Y
thereaFeE. AT. T.. AC E1LER,
rs asH lSt C1tY Collector.
, 1859-09-14
L SSESS]TEET H01,1,

II description Of the real estate In the South piv-
kin u an city Of hl dete btnetSed ~ grading,
euEhh& and xEas~1fnA Michigan ~ uth tina ct
Lake see3 :. north line at hAno'ph sees. With ias va
alton theFsof and tha Of money " assst
thezson for seaetta1 ~ thu ComInl~oness, to Wis:
, 1859-09-14

n City c1trk'a otfce, Chicago: September J. ~.
Public Nuce l. hereby 6fven /. Ill prfHnA httsesed.
sha tue aoni .ppotnte BY The Common coane
nf the Of Chicago u the Qua Hundred and
Fty Duass st:u o} upan The rral estate In tho Wtat
Division Of said city dsea beEetttci bY eraatnx Ias
a, Rtr.et, fkun The >nth hwetern P&Ank Road West 70
the ely Limits has completed hs A>s<ssaatnt and naio
rcfuFu taeIeuf to my oE1ct.
sneut he thelr o5etons IN writing. tn ndes. on
" bxf4e Monday a<sh day ct September lisa. II
O'Clock NJ The Common Council Ill., saa: uEne. In
the Counc Konn,. hear al uhjeeoas ta ht asesnentA
and revse sp4 cpnnzn anunl tbs
ss7 los II. kRkIsAASS, City Clstk.
, 1859-09-14
135dgS.

CHICAGO BAG AGENCY
~ 20 South Water street.
SEAMLESS GRAlH BAGS Of raEeas aasss md quail.
FLOOR sAcKs-halrea q1asters, e.ghtas-pEtnted to
prder Of any tes1rrd pattern.
HAN sAEk@eserJ 9te u3ed.
t;nNNY NAGS-Jv 70 1nd thfpa huAhsia-
Commission Merchants. Milefa. 6foee1s ind F1ost3oa
saef1 v dud iusf &hA article wanted h eut HosE VF~
aasB solicited, HAWKINS = GuA1 AA-'"
, 1859-09-14

~ City ce1ks Onet. Chicago. September :th. 1882
fuoc ntttce u hereby gwen to Al perash tesee Ihat
the Commissioners appuhttd by tbs CemMon t'ou,e Of
The CITY q: Chicago ASCERTAIN tho danse<s aEl besent4
res tag Of real In the Hefh usts1oa Of
sal C.ty. by Of extending Notb p!sA4n
f IL present t<rlnu4 II wolsot se~t t. tA* ~ tas
Tetssn thegeu{ tn my >tbcr.
Any D. 1.ous v.Ahnk appeal from M aMesstnent must
die tkeif oijefuena wfu4 IN my omee. beEuto
Nond1J. the s6t day Of Se l9 II o'clock.
the Common Council WILL that lima. In tho csansi
Kopu hear ii sid aaeAntnt and Fsvtse anal
ss;.IQt it, KR1lsM.AyN, CITY Clerk.
, 1859-09-14

IL Dserptlcn Of the real estate In the South Ny!s.
lon Of the City Of Chicago deemed benz By tns and
paving Iaeck pace Ci1rk treet tn Lakle s1Test.
With the valua,o thereof and The Of money sevefay
the for benefit hY tne Coumsx!ontf to VT:
N,,,. IT rur,sr Suh TT mr. Yatu. Aste4s.
, 1859-09-14

description
E I'D 81 S e
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tGclDtng maci)lne8.

4 NOTlCE.-TiIE EUREKA M
II PROVED SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINES, a.
esnsed by Els How. js E.9 and o:he!sy u,nx two
stitch hem AID k41her Agents atted n ere,r city md
ttwo In The sts!e VI ilhts. Addfeas o. }. LEVY.
Principal utce. - Broadway. =. T.
= Send lor CtCtlal and sauple work. A0l.3a-Al
, 1859-09-14

Chicago, sept. 18th, 1859.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Public Notice l. hereby given 10 III persons nier-
et that the undersigned Commissioner appe!ntet hr tho
cesaoo Goanes! q tas ny a1 theax T. a.es. ihs ea
+s] upon the rial ss!ais r. the Soata Division " an
deennel teneHsed BY Er7veEn& Suth Hreet tsoa xt4s
ID Archer Hoaa 9l o. 1t Room No. In
upue, the lh sy Ut Sepkeus~s ie Il he huF Of 10
O'clock \. ~ for The p1spos of making xad Asse.eat.
4. NJ 0kAy,
Supt. Sps<tal Assessments and Eomnisa.ausE.
Chicago, Sept. tth. lS9. reenr@tx
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

, STPPosED MuRDER.-0n Saturday last Corr
Oncr Dougbcrty, held pm inquest upon the
body Of a man found lying dead by the way
side, one mile from Cark's ranch, on the
Michigan Bar road. When found, the man
was covered up with blankets upon the re-
ruovni Of which Il was aseeftaiRed tHat-h's
head was manglei by two frightful bullet
wounds. Ills pockets were either cut open
or turned InAdr.out and everything indicated
that he had been murdered and robbed No
clue could be bad to his identity except from
his clothing which led the jury to the suPpO'
Siti0n that he might possibly be FreHehtHaR
who had recently been engaged at hcrilng
stock for Wells, on the other side of the Co.
sumncs river. Deceased had on blue jacket,
xouch hat and grny pants with black stripes
in the legs. \ black plush cap was also found
npon his person. The man was supposed to
bc about IS or 30 years Of age. The verdict
Of tho jury was that decreased came to Lis
death by gunShOts inflicted by some person
unknown to them.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

PLAcERvI.LE AND SALT LAKE TELEGRAPH
CONrANY.-The Stockholders of this company
met at tho Court House, Tuesday evening
last A full report was made by the Presi.
dent Of the amount expended in constructing
the first section to Genoa, Carson Valley, cost
per nilC, &C., &c.
We are Informed that the report was highly
satisfactory. Measures were taken to push
the work on to its destination. The capital
stock was increased to one hundred thousand
dollars for that purpose. The Board Of Direc.
on was increased from Ave to twelve for the
purpose Of giving other localities fair repre-
scntAtiOn in the Board. Arrangements have
been made by the agent Of the company East,
to form connection at Salt Lake City with
tho line from ST. Louis, on terms very adyan.
tAgeOus to the Placcrville and Salt Lake Co.
Congress will undoubtedly assist by an ap
preparation to build the two lines.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

CuANcEABLE.--Everyth nOw.a days, is
vasciIlating and unstable. Dame Nature is
becoming as coquctish as . supcranuated
spinSter, even in her old age. Changc-pcr-
pctual change, is to DC found everywhere, cx-
ccpt in our brecchcs pockets. This mania has
even seized upon the weather, and we now
find that all the old signs and representations
are completely set at defiance. Some very
wise savan has demonstrated that in about
thirteen hundred thousand years the earth
will turn topsy turvy and have its pole point.
ed at the zenith. If this calculation be rcl:a-
bic, it may account for the astonishing c!.an-
gcs which now characterize our winters. The
present season has afforded the coolest wealth.
cr ever known is this region of California and
present indications pOrtend more of the same
il future.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

. NEwPA PER.-Baus Of"Whatcom trail
MotOricty, and Col. Zabriskie, Democratic
Black Republican. Notwithstanding orator,
wit isspo the f1rst number Of BrOdcr-
isk-Republican paper, on Monday next, at
SACRAMENTO, under the taking title Of Demo-
eF6tic Register. It is to be anti .ccompton. "
We were of the impression that Lccompton"
Was slain outright by the people Of Kansas
mORths ago, but presume We we're mistaken,
Eos an "Old Soldier" like the COL, "all xiv
Gred'with scars" and char" would certainly
&c to chivIarous to declare war against car
eass, even tho it be that Of liOn "LccOmp-
ton" then, is living ISSUE in which Zabriskie
and Walsh viii be found shoulder to shout
der" putting in, fraternally, big ticks for King
David and bleeding Kansas" Go. it asker
Rel." We are afraid our friend Bausman has
got on the "wrong trail" but. pecuniariIy,
We wish him as great success as he could
wish.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01


SERVED IlIN RiGmT.-As will he seen by
the following, from the San Francisco UernId
Of the 99th, Right WorShipful Deputy Grand
Master +. W. Shcphcard has been pr, scented
by the members Of mis- Lodge with handsome
service Of plate. Mr.. Shcphrard stands de-
servcdly high with the Craft throughout the
State, and we are pleased to see this mark Of
regard from his own Lodge, showing as II does,
that his most intimate acquaintance hold
him in as high esteem ms do we who are only
slightly acquainted with him. a good man
and true he must be, to have so thoroughly
gained their confidence and love:
On Friday night last. December :4th, l.. W. Shcr-
hoard, Deputy Grand Master uf the State Of Caliiur
mia, aud y. W. NJ If Mount Muriah Ledge. No. ~.
IL +. and A. NJ, was made the recipient uf one IL
those drlicatcly conceived and admirably executed
surprises frnm the members Ot Mount N"riah
Lodge, which is Cnnently suggestive nt the RMd
feeling existing between the donors aud the rrCi.
cnt II cOnsSied Of splendid silver tea set At four
large pieces and magnificent salver, the whole
Mr.. Shrpheard has been for four wears ". NJ Of
Mount MOriah Lodge Of +. aud A. D., aud the pres
ent was atestimonial Of the respect and Affection
tertained for him BY the worthy brethren HON
he hAA On l0nK and faithfully presided. Not the
slightest intinIatiOn had been given him that any
thing Of the kind was intended, and the gratihcd
surprise II the l.. W. N. may be cOnjectured, when
the superb set was neatly presented by Mr.. +. ID.
Saw yer, in the name Of the Lodge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

:. CIrY BoNDs.-The interest due TO-DAY on
city bonds, will be promptly paid on presenta-
tion.of tie Coupons at the Treasurer's office.
Zoo much cannot be said in commentator Of
the energetic and successful efforts of the city
fathers in bringing about this prosperous state
5 Of affairs. They have managed the monetary
matters OF the city closely and well, so much
SO, that we are confident that it will be but
short time until all the contingent debt will
be paid. We trust that they will continue
their good work. cut down the expenses Of
the goYernment If there be room for such a
procedure, and see that everything pertaining
thereto is conducted on the rigid economic
plan that would be pursued by prudent pri'
waite individual in carrying on his own bust
ness, and we have no doubt but that such will
be their course.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

THE FIREMEx'S BALi.-In our country, next
to the soldicry, the rIRINEN are the heroes in
every community which can boast Of q ma.
chine. lfA distinguished stranger Is to pay
the town n visit, the tiremcn are tho first t0
bid him welcome, and extend 10 him the hos.
FATALITIES Of the place. When tho fourth Of
July comes round, the firemcn arc always the
proudcSt, most enthusiastic and patriotic set
Of fellows in the city, and with there tasteful
" decorated engines. brilliant uniforms and
swelling music, are goOdly sight 10 look up.
on, and give the behOl,ier the assurance that
they are not only extremely useful, but emf.
ncntly ornamental. And this Is not an idle
assurance. The ilrGmCn are always the very
bone and muscle of the community. The
guardian spirits Of the city. to whose strong
arms and willing hearts, the people are in
drbtcd for safety and protection. The rich
man, securely enSconScd in brick and iron,
max hid defiance TO the dcyouring flames, but
even he is indebted to the 6rcmrn for protcc.
ting those from whom he derives his wealth.
The poor, however, they whose fiNil possess
SionS arc at the mercy Of the dread destroyer
are the warmCSt admirers If the craft, aud
know how to appreciate it's usefulness. They
know that, when the dread alarm pcals forth
upon the midnight air, that neither wealth
nor power can stay the relentless foe, and
that their only trust is in God and the fircmcn.
This is why the people have lvnrRv1 To love
the iircmcn, and why the tirrmcn are proud
Of themselves, proud Of their machines, proud
nf their city and are willing 10 hazard even
life itself in defense Of their admirers. In our
enthusiasm we had nearly inrSottcn the object
Of this article. For many days, the members
,r Nm Id. has
silly engaged in preparing for grand hall at
the Cary House, on Christmas Eve. Energct.
ic measures were being taken to make It the
most brilliant affair Of the season, aud as the
"Ncrs are provcrhial for glorious occasions,
our citizens cxpcct' Il something splendid, and
they were not disappointed. The fine hall If
the Cary House was taStcfully ornamcntCd
with wrcathS Of evergreen; pictures and em.
blrns peculiar To the fire department, while
I.ovcll'S brass band animated the hearts and
heels Of az gay company a. ever assembled
in this or any other city. This goodly CON-
pany had assembled Tor the express purpose
Of being happy. and they were so to their
hearts content. The great event Of the even
ing was the presentation of banner to the
Ncptuncs by the ladies Of Placcrville. This
banner was q real gem Of tie kind, made OF
blue and white satin, richly OrnaMentcd with
heavy gold fringe and cmblaxOned with the
name and history of the Company, together
with the significant motto" We are Ready"
Tho banner was presented, on behalf Of the
ladies, by Miss Hattie A. Moun1oy, who, to
use a dramatic expression, "drcw down the
house." II was received for the Company by
Fred. Barss, in an appropriate manner. Alta
late hour on Christmas morning the party
dispersed, all as happy as old Santa Claus
himself
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

g, CENTRAL ROUTE The Washington corrcS-
,pnrarics writes that it is "rumorcd that the
time Is to DC shortened" on the Central Route,
for the delivery Of the mails The fact is, All
order has already been issued by the Post
Master General to decrease the schedule time
between this City and St. JOsephs, 10 80 days,
to take effect on the LIST Of April next We
received by the last mail, letter from dis.
finguishcd and influential Californian, now in
Washington, bearing date of December Bird,
from which we quote the (ollowing:-" The
overland mail ria. Salt Lake to your town,
has been ordtrcd TO 30 days service, from
April next, and il that works well the time
will soon be reduced. Mr.. Craig of Missouri,
and myself called OH the Post Master General,
some days ago, aid he promised us that TINT
route should be made equal to any other, but
said that nc must have time to work it along.
Nothing shall be left undOnc to secure it every
necessary facility"
In this connection We deem Improper to say
that some of the profcsscd friends Of the Cen
trail Route are laboring with the utmost zeal
for its injury. Some Of our contemporaries
arc untiring in their efforts to array the Ad-
.ministration against it, by misrcprcscnting
the President and Post Master General when
ever they mention them in connection there
with. One Of the most respectable Of these
re.puhlshed a silly" report in regard to the
President having refused a copy of his Mes
sage to Chopperning's agent, because Of his
hostility to the route, and remarks" The
way the thing now stands, it does not present
avery favorable appearance for the President"
Now we think that, to all men Of sense, the
gettcrs up and circWldtOrs Of the petty SANDER
are the persons for whom the affair does not
present very favorable appearance" NJ Blu
chapan is as far above such ittlcncss as the
fellow who fabricated the report is beneath the
contempt of all honest men. Do the papers
referred to desire the Administration to OPP
pose the Central Route? We are Of the I'M
preston that such is their wish, but can as
,alTe them that their misrepresentation will
not be successful in accomplishing their sinis-
ter desires.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Wistar's Balsam in Vermont.

tAabhCAS" W. May D, IBN.
Ma. e. ". FoWLE-D1AR kihi am nearly Oaa Of thu
Bdisdm Of Wild Cherry. lou may forward, you pIeSa~
three dozen The medicine gives brttrf SaII
faction here in pulmVBaTy cUmunts than any ether ~,
have kept Ihave tried with perfect ctIun upsr
myself having been troubled with cough for mn.
than year, aud having prOuse night the Ia
month had tried various popular remedies without ma
teriaI buslt; at length tried Hisfdrs Ris1m O EIiS
Cherry. aud before had hnShr the fret bottle SSSnS
great relief. Two bottles have wrought cure.
Yours respectfully.
HUBBARD nARTINCa
None genuine unless s!gnrh ]. butts the wFnnnrT
Seth W FoWle Co, l:s Washington 81, BOs,vh lr..
prielOrs. Suld b. their agents sytry NhtHe.--
Sold by Henry Johnson Co, Wholesale DTugKats l1G
Washington street San Francisco sole agents for the Pa
chc cnast
PETIT 4 CIIoATE aud n. WHITE, agents for Tlseer.
rvillc. H11
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01
Editors Certificate.
A Cure by OxyRenated BItters.

BrhirSoroS, VT, Nov. IL, 1854
GENTLEMEN: 1sufered for about year revIou. Il, =.
spring. from arrangement of the aetiII u the 10y
which like most others similarly afflicted surpassed \, ~
organic deense and having the CrygeN1Ged ~,
ferH hIHly recommended for In Ruch cases Il u,s..
and used N single bottle, with Cntre -ucress. s~
The disagree HE symptoms sr edis dIshhpeayrd ,nA
haze never had any recurrence Of fhenl.-
Being really VI opinion that this medicine Of rhhbk
tonabie Vair cure Tor Dystrpsa. lin which otin,cN
happy know that agree with many Intelligent nh,
scIans have no hesitation IN permitting tlIIs
10 used III way that Tl promote it, Rrnr,.
=. \. eTANSBcRY,
Eliirr Of the Burlington (Ou,{se
Seth W. FowIe / Co., l:Is Washington st., LU.tun b.,
priciVrs. snld BY their agents everywhere.
Sold by Henry Johnson Co WhOlrSAle Druggist, ia
Washington street. San Francisco sole agents fUT the ps
eiAc roast. ----''s's.
PETIT CHOXTE and R. WHITE agents for Pi6eeS.
Vile
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

INJURED. Yesterday morning . party Of
gentlemen left hcrc for Sacramento, in Nc
Douglas express, wagon, aud as the vehicle
was descending the hill this side Of Weber
Creek, tho horses became frightened and ran
fHriously down towards the bridge. Most Of
the passengers got out without injury, but i.
n. Nickcrson became entanglcd in the wheels
and was severely bruised. We learn that the
wagon and team were only slightly damaged.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

CONFIDENCE ENGINE Co., No. /, will keep
open house from 2 O'CiUrk to 10 P. NJ, to-day.
Their friends, especially the ladies' arc invited
to visit them and partake Of their hospitality.
Thsy house of this Company is better furnished
and moro tastetully fitted up than that Of any
other fire company in the mines. Their recc2-
ton room is covered with handsome Brus-
sells carpet, aud supplied with many Othcr
1axnsiea.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

+ PREsVDENT's MEssAOR-This able and patri.
otto document, We had the pleasure Of lay ing.
bOfOre our city readers at an early hour on
Monday last. 1t Is like cvsrythingemanating
hum lis distinguished soures-Aill of wiSabm
and patriotism; In sentiments doing as much
honor 10 the authors heart ~ grInt abili.
~ does his intellect. Those who have not al.
ready given it a careful and thoughtful read.
ing, would do well 10 do b, aRitis rVplctc
with important information, on the state Of
the country, its relations at home and abroad,
uud clearly defines che position Of the Dem.
Ocratic party on many important political
topics that viii hereafter agitatc the country.
Owing to its length, VIC have been compelled
to furnish it to the readers Of the DRNOCRAr
in the form Of "Supplimcnt," instead Of civ.
ing it place in our regular issue, which VIC
regret for the reason that il Il not so promi.
ncntly before them in that form as It would
be IL under our editorial head. We partiCu.
larly recommend its perusal to those rccrCant
members Of the great Democratic household
who basCly betrayed their party and Joined
with the Blacks in dcn0uncing its author du.
ring the late campaign. We urge upon them
to compare its sound doctrines, its patriotism
and purity, with the false teachings, the treas
on and rottcnnCSs Of the doctrines Of their al-
lies aud co-wOrkcrs in political sin. Such
comparison, if honestly made, will do them
good. 1t will show them how far they have
fallen, what pure principles patriotism and
fidelity to the Constitution, they have ex'
changed for bigOtry, SectiOnalism and treason
to the country.
We foibenr commenting upon the message
for the reason that VIC think our readers are
abundantly capable Of understanding and ap.
prcciating it, without our opinions to direct
them. And we earnestly recommend all to
read il for themselves, and 10 take no news
paper opinion Of it, for the editor may mis-.
lead them, may put false construction upon
some recommendation, or misStatC some fact
contained in it,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

Nor SO.-Wc learn that tho report in TO
gard to the removal Of tho zrWs RtpuOliOnR
from COlOrna TO this plaOe, is incorrect The
paper e "not dead but only slOopeth, and
will be issued again shortly. We understand
that 1t Is to be independent" in politics 10
the future. lfits prOpristOrs succeed 10 ma.
king Il trSly iaGtPtRdtat L viii Be the first
paper Of the kind ever published 10 this State,
and consequently will DO rara Geis.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-01-01

MASoxIc.-At regular communication q
Indian niggingS Lodge, No. 81, F. and y. NJ,
held in Indian DigsinGS, on the evening of
December Dist, the following Brethren were
installed as officers for the ensuing year: f.
Il. Dun.hlc. Worskipful Master; |. ). Locke,
Senior Warden: J. W. Rrppry, Junior War
den; +. y. Mcrcure, Treasurer; john fra>icr,
SECRETARY; Il. II. Claiborn, Senior Deacon
George Mcdonald, Junior Deacon; j. T.. Col,
linS, Tyler