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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

choice assortment Of the Aness
PERFCNERIE.S, EXTRACTS, MAR
OILS, COL0GNES. P0NATUNS
SOAPS. CONES, BRUSHES. POWDERS
AND ALL TOILET ARTICLES
That DESIRABLE jsst received and for sae very low By
PETIT 4 CHOATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
CAUTION.

MACHINERY
And Of IRON and BRASS CASTINGS. We are cole
makers Of
lIOWLAND'S PATENT
ROTARY QUARTZ MILLS, which have now beeu
thoroughly tested In many oeateS and are believd
Offer many advantages over any other Mil in use.
We also manufacture u mari Ms0t Mac Akme-
~ Of any other description required; saw and
El0ue Mill Machinery; AGeam EmgineS,
FORCE PUMPS, &c.
SCREENS OF ANY DEGREE or F1NENESS, made
from the Best Russia Iron and in the most perfect man
neT We have facilities for furnishing this article Il
any extent which may be required.
Orders respectfully solicited for any Of the above
other articles In our line. II 10 our design TO turn
the beet work, for which have facilities at least
inferior those Of any other estahhment on the
Pacific coast, and at the most reasonable pFieeS.
GODDARD, HANec0M & RANKIN, -
Late GODDARD 4 Co.
San Francisco, February It'll, lSSe. l6ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
Tribute 30 l(eritOd Worth

me InEFatIinde q man 60 BE fellow g % oen meV
With In lille that sesstmoniA prompted b the amer feelings
81 the AeaT In the lie Of thooe Who aaeTire
their bess days IN PhAnIhroPe devotion the aevatIO
of The lila Of frAi mnnAllty Empresm foods the eoumna
~ our Veas with fraudulent and fictitious letterS sInRnR
gEans TO the 1nrh Of their eGOsIsical
Below " append letter from worthy who, hrirf
peri since. SEEMED destined 20 shue a. hia mortal
eoii;" WIN ic"ksd tnrward 10 hs d-snlusos With that
pleasure which only thOss weighed d"vn By the heavy hand
ply clan has restored HIN his oSmeF health. Rel, vsd
from his terrible situation, and npelled By RValude
makes known hi' case and HE remedial agent aRd HE
statement 10 authenticated By Notary Public The de-
mands Of n"ce'y iWp<TiOosy command ts rSbleiy and
10 given more IN the unvATy than 10 Oossd the
praises 81 physician 81 Whom Of like eases eau
be cited:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

APer@ 00@PFhRa, OF lASealWeaknssa. KeVvoaa ~.
b'iy. Ice sPa lAssVe weakness ~ the IiaLs and back
ndsiDsiiiun ard ineapAlRy uv sudy and labSS.
nesS Of apprehension looS Of memOFy AveSiOa onrrsV
love ~ aSude. IAIay, sisirusS. duaiDess ArAdsch.
h'"'an'asy disehArGrs PAIss In de eide AgeetIon
ryr PnPars on the ias, sHSAl and other iarmtI-s 10
men, cured without TALL BY the jHsy esSh ad ThS.
stefan and rarReOa l. CaASAAs liz method " curing
iiseases 10 nSu and snAnOSH 10 ell OieFS, h~acs HE
great An consultations letter or esherS ~
tree Address, l. j. tSylSy. n H., fan HraSelsro.
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
Certificate.


The undersigned dSsrOus Of acQuAntine those may
be unfortunate enough 10 be similarly afflicted where
permanent relief Of their oanRs may he obtHned GrtS
M duty to thus publcly rxrFtss his snerrv gTati.
tcds TO " CsaAsy Tot the permanent recovery OT
his health hrnc down BY the dsr, sang .ymraouas In.
cdent To the VCious nces Of pason In
youth: dePFeNsrd In b"dy aud mind unAte To ptPioVn
even the moei ,rinng duty imposed the daily Avoea-
ins 81 life SWRht the advice 81 many physicians. Who
hTS regarded my disrAsr 81 trtnne impoStAherhuI
ala" antF rV WCrhs and In several insaneea months,
Of their treatment foand ny unu,irrable horror
their torture and, SeinE told By that my dsase
h~inR Principally eonAEed 10 the hrAin medicines vouko
be ~ little conseSaenee despaireh Of VrRanInR ny
health SFrnrh ahd energy aud . last reSoTt, and
With bat faint hePe, called upon III CsAptay. Who az
ter Examining rre0cfbed conc mydIeIne vkIrk
IN nv heNd Encoarserd By this rrsuh 10 place
@ysr immediately under HE aud hy SlTei oAeAi.
rnee TO al HE direetiens and advice. be beean
clear nv Aeas collected, the constant pain my hack
aud F"ss the Seak0ess Of bs the FSartios
81 my vholS body he diEhtesa alarm sxcsssroI
UAni 81 CONFIDENCE In Others the inc Aby sauy anS
uAp, II rr>olu,On the rGhfal, exciting and ct tlSnev
I~AsaEaels dFeame ~ ntRht followed by nValunagy de
shAFRea have all dlSa ard and in fact son,Lo
amer having consHcd the Doctor, c u inspivtd by
nev hf~-that lie Uhieh, but short Iime ego ] eoa.
4 LnclAtsd To end By nv own hand.
With VteU To RuaFd the unfortunate nom falling Int
thu snArrs 81 incompetent QuAeks, deem ay auiy to
oner this testiWonv Ia the meF ana sAl Of cV CSaphS
aud reeoMArhd hiaI 10 all who may siAna In hJea 81
Ine'iEAi adNier, bling Assured BY my exr<S~uep
that once nndrE his SAESs radical end permanent
| vIl BE- envettd u, Y fIlIMOuE
FAie Of California county fan Francisco -suHSrTieA
and sworn 10 bior- this 18th day Of AprVA D. lisa
CH4gD~a) Joun MIDpIAIun H. 81
Notary Public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
Garden Seeds.


We invite the attention Of Planters ank Dealers TO
very extensive and general assortment Of VEGETABLE
SEEDS the crop Of this years. gVoUA Which pure and
to vrRvate and which 0aeF 1t greatly reduced
prices We hold out great inducements 70 parties pureha-
sing Wholesale stock being very large, and 70 dealers
and planters wanting large quantities.,
We will sell for cash ct lees price than demanded In
any part OF the State.
Trees Plants and Seeds packed With the greatest care
To Insure them In ransPOTAtlOn 70 apy part Of the Pacific
Coast.
CAUTION.
We cauton al purchasers against buying Trees from
awkerS and Prdiers who pretend 70 have trees from
Nursery, md sdvtEg MI send their orders direct
Us, or through Authorized AgentsWhen they will be
sure 70 get trees true 10 their 1aheis.
Trees ordered from the Nursery, viii be packed with
great and be In much better condition for planting
than those which have been long exposed 70 SALE in haul
ing about the country.
PersonS planting out Orchards cannot be too care.
ul In planting ao0e but the Be varieties Of Fruit Ear.
y planting when practIcsbe,s particularly
Catsogurvs coNeainln4 M descriptions ofOuS stock and
prices sent frssiH ANDsRnte All orders, to receive
attention, must be accompanied By the cash.
Address, A. p. SMITH,
dec. ls-tf1 ~ J Street, Sacramento
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
CARSON VALLEY TRADEl
"A LARGE STOCK o. PAINrs, WINDOW aLAsA
Medicines, Perfanery, 10, suitable SSr tAs
Carson Valley Trade,
Sold Of . small advAncs % ean FraueIsco WAo,e..Is
Prices. By
PETIT q CHOATE.

ALL ORDERS
AAAFesssdlts
Petit Go G1ao@G9s
WIN rscsive prompt aaasatlsn aAssesea vayvaa,sd In
all cases, In FsgaFd t. Quality end FSses.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
Retail Dealers and Physicians
VIII consult their Interest By examining the ssoek Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
Oils, window Glass,
And other Goods. which have juss been received By
PETIT & CHOATE.
PURE
Wines AND Brandy.
Fer Medicinal PaFpossss-AttAs
MINERS DRUG STORE.

USE ONLY
Pure 1Ged1C11ae92
The most complete and best selected Usoek in n Dorado
County Of
Pur Q Drugs Medicines, TinCturee,
Extracts, Herbo, Powders.
Barks, Syrups, plasters, IMMINENT.
Pills, and All the Valuable
New Chsnes Just received and for sale ct oW prices By
PETIT 4 CH0ATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28
FRUIT TREES
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths l'0m0s0gleal Garden and


- We on, ~ ls.slae.lsA elss sd larger
~ stock oe HRCtR AqP 90 IAL eHAbE
TREVr, HlOWEHn8 0A AmD GREEN
- HOUSE rAAS1S - g AsT''"'Ors'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

The abOve are Of the @o5t VI5oloas 80 hTFy eFoWth
and we'll shaped Trees Of very laFgs sse from to Is
feet In height
Shade and Ornamental Trees,
Consisting Of the Em Maple Linden, AHanthus catalpa
laburnum, CURED LEAF and weeping Willow China Tree
and Locust all Of One growth and large Sae sufficient for
setting Ia private or public grounds.
Our stock If Csmeas, Roses. and endless variety Of
Green Housr Plants, 10 unusually large a1d ans.
Our Camelias have nov eomme1eed bsosDomlng h al
their beautiful varieties and eoorS and Vi continue
blooming during the winter and spring months.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

VIOLIN STRINGSI
"A Strings, for sale very Icv BY
PETIT 4 CHOATE.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

\ iSA - ia, HsS,rs ~. p..nie -. rktNA ~ sesr.
Lirh eoss~~i.sion no, cDIT :" a. 80 - .;s,S ~
NAT 81 huoaewv ~" 49,, evs 49,. - 49,
and frcm es~"r, Se1S~cS ss -. s., 49, 80 y
ruIlrpsv vhIeh ov,ns ss - lsaIiN,S - 49, -
cou,.o1rnt rncs ,h.roScA C~iIrs Il a,..,:."~, - ~
ls"o.r".".'.rs -Ls@ -, ~ -. ..'s.t' sac Ae
became sneh as vns tl,,n ~ ~ h-,I-veI q ~ -
A m ~ ~ ,.irisn 30 t-S....,.r 70 sly ne
nv csn,n. S,"vn Ao-~ !. ~ ~a.A -,S rNFsaM 81
sst v.rn,r. "a snh,..h in.~~.nI- - nv ~t"s'
de,pl.,S ~ m,..ssrs ~ nv liz .nI o t yrs
upon ,hosr vho vonA ..nAss NJ ss.,-,.r M ~ !" ''A
rom ssn~., ~ en- NJ" - 'n.h, =, OF ."tEes @e
=. n,v .sHr,,"n ,.',% ~. .rs.,. ~ ~ s ptSN1oss
,nduc-d a. a,,rmCs .--sInr "A A. rlv.,sS 10y zee
ccsnmrrd.,on rr.IA-S ~, m \ 4 r"s,T"' re; ~ ~
nv c,rc"m.,Sn.ss - -. n. h1,,v - y tosa h,a
Srrvrr. rr~.mIIr., ~ SHrS 80! -. ~ :. n NV ess
I,sk INV en.r ma wuA he NSs.rs ~ "a ~ sn1ev'
murr rr,,cvrd tn crrSrcI hsnnh' Tn.N, " osfe
the hnn vb,ch so,sv A. ~re.-nI mi ~, h,M 'Ss
my ndrh,rXnrs. eos.,Ars n ~. =. 49,, - xS"ss"es 2.
.,r, \" "s1. ~ ss,s u.s, wy =, py'en and to all
need Of medical advice nav Ana nh s, a., s"oo< u
.rS ,,oneAsr-. 81, =. ,i.,ssA F"'SS ." S"e@ eN'
~ n al NYvrp vAw,o~s~v
aan,e ~ Cahtoro,. C.,Dtv - 81. f. =.
s-T,hrd and avorO 10 keIors me mi. T.. - - 49,
a. D. 1875. GlLNlRT a HRIET~
IT, No,S,S s~I,,.
4S 's''N'
G..iis.i-i. sor."t. 40 49, 49, A<'''"S ."
DR.. L. j. CzAPKAYF ProphilacsIeun Al,,ss.-,,..
aRrnl q snTr preventative aeainSl ConorSHs. 49,
little disCasrs and an unsurI,aased rvu,edy Far an
SeFolous GanETenous aud CanceToss CIrers F~sS ~
charTra from N na CIryus anI I'r-,S.~ -. ~
Srcas EIup,i0ns aud disessss For al. a. M "s.
kay. once sacramento e. below AOoEomery, opposite
crsvsn.A.ise aEains. snail pax 80 Dr. 1 CsaPLay's
Mwuak
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-28

SPRISG FILKs AND P0PLINs, an endless variety, a
BL0cHT.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

rxRMS Ov sUBsCRIPTION-r~o Dollars year
always In sdyanes; fsr SIX nsnths, One Dollar
lOr three months, Fifty Cents.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

I(p virtue Of an execution to me dirocseA acN 4.
lDsas6 out ofthe once q tt istvi~t Cr...
ior the ecsety Of Woodbury., Stata Of Iowa / ~
III: day levied upon, snd viii expose for ale 10 ~
Highest bidder. for cash, on the 18th day Of esotsn
!osicck z. Of MD day. at the Court IIouss doos
II Sioux CITY, Ioea the following dsseribsd Drocsrt,
tcvt;-Fivs mich cows, one two year old hsis,..
two ysavngs and four calves-taksu q the orpn.,t,
ofLeuis y LsTsllisr, 70 satsy jsdv n,sns in ~,
o. Maria Louisa Adele LaDsssus, sxscptsix Of CO
msnt lAmeseux, dsceAsed.
sioux City, lows, Aug. 9th, 1859.
WM. II. FRAME, kherid Woodbury. Co. Iowa
ss1i-Sv Up Chss. .. kustts, Dsputy
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
The Best Quality Of Meat,
NOTICE

Re Share Holders and Owners - lots
IN Dakota City, n. r.
V0U are hereby notified thst you can now obtain
i Deeds in fee simple therefor to any part Of Do
kota City lying within the three hundred and twsn.
" sores, which were entered ut ths United States
LAud O1cs on the 18th Of Jaly, A. D. 1859, In aaid
city, By virtue Of my office Mayor Of Dakota City
The expense Of entering said three hundred and
twenty acres aud making deeds 70 lots therein, viii
BE- one dollar per lot. B. BATES
Mayor Of Dakota City.
S.B-Al lots not CLAIM, ed by the owners at the
expiration Of ak months from the time Of entry will
b. put Q2 At public suction and sold to the highest
bidder she benefit If the City
Dako0 City, August ID. 1859
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

Caa0Leioa laro Nscsbey; loo a. Rspess; 80
- blsaAsss sccteA. ~ sslshy I.tAMtkklL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
SIOUX CITY REGISTER
70 PUBLISHED
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
Sioux City. Woodbury. County, Iowa,
-DY-
CUMMINGS l. ZIEBACH.

~ s,,cs-ovsa rus rosr o,rc., DouolAs ss,.,r.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
PEOPLES NEAT NARKET
Fresh Meat for the MillienI

Ffssh Meat TOT the MttIloh
TIVE undersigned begs leave to inform the citizens
i Of 81. ux City snd vicinity that he has hsNAoRE
49, opened meat market in the AG5N
building on Pearl street, lately SaR
R occupied BY White COPELAND, Sh<rs e
via prepared at all times to furnish
The Best Quality Of Meat
=: the lowest prices at which it can be a1orded-al
WAYS for cash. Being determined to sell nothing but
ths hsst article Of meat and desiring for the
interests OF bis euston'srs as we'll q. his own he
hopes - receive = liberal patronage.
SQUIRE W. HAvILANU
Sioux City, Sept. 20. lsso-tf
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
Rates 81 AavePsislnRs

when the number Of insertions IL not specified, I'd.
Vsstssnsnts will be marked It'll forbid aud eharesd
full price Businsss Cards are excepted,
0aAA u advance will b. required on ali aAysxtisS
meats, except where special eontrast has been made
% IL sontrary.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

GO00 THE SUBSCRIBERS WISH TO EN-.
EOUO. ploy an active. rslia BILE man in each see
eicn OF the state to travel aud take orders for
SEGARS AND TOBACCO,
py samples. Will pay . salary Of $500 TO $500 per
year, payable monthly For samples and particulars
apply to, or sddrsss. inciosing stamp 10. return
pnstags, CARY SMITH. Tobacconists,
VS. 3i2 Pearl street, New York.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
sheri8's Sale.

DY virtue Of an execution to me directed. and 10
Dsued out Of the ocs VI the District Court in and
for the county Of Woodbury.. State Of Iowa. have
this day upon, aud will expose to s.le to th.
highest bidder for cash on the 10th day Of S~pte-
Der, 1889, bet wsen the hours OF o'clock A. NJ. and
o'clock r. NJ Of Aaid day, 1t the Post Oaes door in
Sioux City, Iowa, the following described property,
u wit:-L,t No (3) three. In block No. Isl i've In
Sioux City, Fast Addition--in Woodbury. county,
lows. or 70 mpch. and such part thereof. may b
nseasary 10 pay thesum Of together with cusfs
and aeeruing cssts-taken - properly Of Nathsn
MAYNARD to satisfy Judgment in hvor Of Samuel
I. Davis
Sioux City, Iowa. Aug nth, 1889
WM. II. FRAME, Sheriff Woodbury. Co.. Iova.
septt-4v By Chas. B. Rustin, Deputy.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
sHER1yF's SALE,

Tlf virtue Of en- execution to me directed. and Il
sued out Of the once 1.-THE District Court in and
tos the county Of Woodbury.. state Of lows, have
this day levied upop and will expose 10 sale to the
highsst bidder. tor CASH the 9Th day of October
4. D., 1882 between the hours OF o'clock. W.. and
o'clock, 7. NJ, Of said day at the Post Office door,
In Sioux City, Iowa. the following described proper
y. to wit:
Lot No. three t3) in Block No. twenty seven f2.)
Lot Nos one aud two q 4 q In Block No. thirty
Sven (3D; Lots Sos foIr, i've sud Elk a. g. X
Block No. thirty-nins (39) Lot eleven {. in Block
No. seventeen al; and Lot No. seven a. In Block
No twelve tn in East Sioux City, Woodbury. coun.
~, Iowa.
Taken a. the property Of Ell Bsdard to satisfy Q
judgnsnt in favor Of rootle L Jackson.
WA. II. FRAME,
Sheriff Of Woodbury. county. Iowa.
Dv Chas. d. Rustin. Dsp'y.
sioux City, Iowa, Aug. 18th, 1859. ns7-aw.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

eA-varmfrs are invited to call With their produce
julyN JOsErH GRAVEL
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

JOB W0Rk-usying extensive assortment Of the
istest yles Of Job and Card types. W prepar
ID to do all kinds Of Job Printing In The best style
Of thu art.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29
Dissolution.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the law partner shi
IN known ~ stu tsman 1 curriss 10 this day dis.
soIvsd By mutual consent.
E. SrUTsMAN,
JOHN CURRIER.
Sioux City. lows, Sept. 4, 1s5e-nlw4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1859-09-29

IN ACRES Of land Joining the corporate limits
lfO Of Sioux City, viii be sold In tracts TO sui,
purchasers and 1t low hgur~s. Address
GEO. WEARE, Banker,
Sioux City, Iowa.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-26
The tall of the German Rifles.

Thi, we'll d. He'd and disciplined corps under Capt.
Florence Myr, adVcrtiscs Christmas party at the
Mechanics II.titutc, on Monday night. and wc de-
siro 20 coli .e especial attention Of our mli,nr:
friends und ;lose who .! an interest in the success
Of the Rifles, 20 it.
The materi.i OF which hi, Company is composed
differs from tn, composing the Regiment generally
and in rendering am service TO the State away from
their business, they make greater sucrtcc Of time
and money than the men Of o,Eer corps: for, with
the exception ot the commissioned officers, they
all laborng men, depending solely upon their daily
exerons for the immediate support Of their faml;cs
But when Executive orders called them irst 10 IIar
per's Ferry, and afterwards 10 Charlestown, Hcr
were more prompt none more eager to vindicate the
honor of ,hcir adopted Commonwealth, and none
more jealous in the performance Of the duty required
at their hands. At Charlestown, for six or eight
days, they had charge Of Of the pickle, posts cn-
trely and for several days furnished their quota for
the pos. guard 4. the same time, thu. performing
double duty, with ,iic same cheCrn!ne.s and s!nt
which ha, always characterized them rs corp
With no undrc.s Uniform, FOR police aid gusri
duty or while on fatigue the' dress has suffered lar
more than the men. and they nov come forward with
nm appen 10 ,hei, friends and the citizens generally
10 a.s. their ex-r;ons TO equip themselves anew, 10y
,dv.-,;.i,, an cn,ertainmcu. worthy Of patronage
and support:
wc therefore, cheerfrlly and earnestly commend
,hs ball Of the Rides 70 tho Young men Of the city,
and take pleasure in .aying that the standing aud re-
imitation Of those who will have tie control and
management, is an ample guaratec Of an agreeable
aynninn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-26
LVI.-NUMBER 50.

that voice" calls 10 power men who have Yro-
claimed the Tr"prcssiblc conflict" AMI this LIN:
against" the j" y"is = Of slavery. ~
The contest Hi be- no sectional war but the battle
OF CONSERVATIVES. North and South against Northern
Fana,ical Dcsn-Ictives. This battle may cycntua,e
in diSuniSn, mt the South will stand by the Con>,:-
tntion aud ;hs rights ruaran,ces and under Il c
Confederation, cal! upon conservatives Of every
section to rise IN arms and pa, down anatci>m. I:
conservatism re'po.ds, and, rlying To the Cou,ru-
aoh' loih' hands arHrms with the South, i.na,ic,,p
and se"ard'sm VI. 10 longer trouble and distr.te-
the harmon! and l'-o,Pcrity Of The union.
The '''o''e OF :Ac majority" may u;,,r treason ~
rank anu riIh0us rs ever John Brown concciyth.
and Tie ;orns Q. he Cons,i,u;i9n' NAV be wrc,;c~
TO the preparation Of ~roHc aud injury greater ;han
that inflicted Ut Harper, Ferry, hut the Sou,h will
re,is: the treason aud the wrong.
The bold, brave speeches OF lngcrsol, CuslGu. and
o'Connor seconded by Vaux, Everett aud I!au,. by
Tyler, Lincoln and piN, sustained by the thousands
aud thousand, ri Philadelphia, Boston. New York
and other Northern cities. N nt,.s: the ac: that tie
Constitution is respected Icy va-t numbers .; the
North that our rights have no, been handed over 70
the mcrcics OF 'ung,ics'n, bu, tia; wc have many,
very many, bold aud brave friends ye, Il, the North,
ready to rally to our rights, and, they have pro-
claimed them in speeches, to defend ,hem by acts
we'll a. protec: them 10y arms
We have already given our readers the speeches
ard resolutions of the Philadelphia and Boston meet
ings, and today VT publish the resolutions Of tic
New York meeting, with tie beautiful Introductory
remarks OF Mr. Brooks, aud the powerful speech de-
livercd by Charles o'Concr. Lct every Southern
man read Mr. O'Conor'S bold brave speech AMI
honor and respect the great lawyer that With rrc>:s
able argument, npon Southern grounds OF defence,
boldly assai!s the mawki,h ncgrophili>m Of the
Nc-:h. and, standing upon the justice and wisdom Of
Gods word, upon the experience Of every intclgcl,
observer OF nesro slavery prociai,ns it us,, benign,
lawful and proper
After this speech Of Mr. 0'Conor We hope
shall hear 10 more Of desr,ist, embracing all 1t
the North, such expressions are UljUs; and imrro-
per, and can serve TO good purpose.
The speakcrsat the Philadelphia. Boston. and New
York meetings, have vniica;cd the North from the
asPcrsons Of those who assai all Northern n!cu.--
Union. and having merited, should receive the thanks
Of every Southern ran. II in former lie any otthr-e
gentlemen have entertained and expressed sentiments
different from their last speeches aud they bring for
ward q change OF opinion. lr. il be- received n cvi-
dcncc Of their earucs love tor the Union, aud their
determination TO Preserve and protect Il. In the
name, on behalf ct the Democracy Of Virginia, We
thank them one aud AL, and bid then Goi .pecd ~
their work Of ra'1-.uatior.
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NOTICE.

LII persons having ciam. debts against the late Pc
n ter Quarles, Of Caroline county, Virginia either ind'
ydu y or a. security for jointly with Others hereby
notified 10 present the me- properly authenticate
for settlement the OF the said Peter Qnaries vi"
be finally settled by the Uh day Of September sto, after
VT ich time II will he too late.
JOSEPH VI. sEAY, Admir-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-26
FoR SALE, Or EXCHANGE FOR TEXAS

VALUABLE and beautiful Farm, situated 81 miles
[ from Richmond, one OF the best ra'Iroaus; !" :"
zoos, desirable rhood, and near thriving village
Sh,, there are churches, hotels, stores, large heI"
nnsotcr telegraph Office, &c. The tract contains oV'
arr, 500 under cultivation, Of which rsry 0rgC pre-
oofiD - bottom land of the best quality ana All wen
Trained The balance is in original wood, with" snah P"''
ton oil second growth piuc. ~,
Thi, Land Is highly adapted to all the staples nl ;he
,",ry and Hbounds In water from the purest llrlns
ri, In .y.rv part Of H. The Improvements are rs-h-
,.,v new or lately repaired and in good style
IN. location /, very bt.,uH, perhaps not snfp's w
man, in ,h, par, y the state. ad n healthy as HnS p"
in ,hc world. ,,, - ,,d IL, ~,
This Farm IA offered for sale privately, or wona tie eS'
changed in mart for land in fxas suitably located" ~
~ ''''''' ''' July g--cGri
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-26
vIRGINIA LAND OEFICE.

kNhNOND, UrttlhDrr II, IS~S. J
CONFORMITY 10 the Code OF Virginia of lSi9 page 1911
ee'''n 10 DO hereby make known 70 all whom Il may
Snesrn A appears 10y certificate Of III. E>chel;or OF
ssoa-y 6i PuinaIn received into the Lau Ohc- the
ON DAY Of uecegter, 1853 that by Inquest held the
" Gay OF s-''iubrr, ISL tract Of 5i5 acres b,ing half
a'rhe' Of lp acre, in the Of Jacob Myers ying
ra'haia county, Es--n-Me Creek, Joining the hand
" joshua Garner and Josiah Harrison, found eschcaeh
'n' Commonwealth. OF which OF 55 acres Jacob
hyers died s-r.d s. H. PARKER
Dee ls-cHG, pc.,s,er Land Dn,rc