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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-03-09
Land for Sale.

Alfred Knight and In Equity, Lam
wife and others caster, Bill Tor par.
ys. tition, account and
Aaron Phillips and soforth.
others.
Under the decree of the Court Of Equity
in above case, | will sell at Lancaster, G.
H., on the lst Monday the lth day of April
1859, all the real Estate Of Lands of Eli.
jah Phillips, deceased, situate on the wa.
ters of great Lynchcs Creek and Turkey
Creek being all the lands owned by ElD IN
Phillips at his death and left in the possess
ion OF .he representatives, of the said Eli
jnh Phillips. containing $50 acres, more or
less, as described in the rleadings and or
dered 30 be sold in above case.
Terms credit of l and , years with
interest, bond and good suretics. except as
much cash as will pay costs
JAMES Ii WITHERSPOON,
{. f.. l.. ID
March 9th 1859, 1T pf 81 SO.
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TIE STATE ofsoUrH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DisTRIor.

LANCASTER DfsTRIcr.
James r Lark, WHO is in the custody or
the Sheriff Of Lanrasteri Dist rict, by virtue
Of Wit OF Cnpias Ad Satisfacieadum at ihe
suit of Price II Dolby, having filed in IN,
office together with II Schedule, on oath of
his Estate and effects, his petition to the
Court Of Common Pleas, praying that Ne
may be admitted to the benefit Of the Act
OF the General Assembly made for the reIiri
of insolvcnt dehOrs. Ii is ordered. that the
said Price 81 Do5y and all other the credi.
tors TO whom the said James r. Lark is in
anywisc indebted be, and they are hereby
summoned and have notice TO appear, be-
fore the said Court at Lancaster Court
House on The third Monday in March next
to show cause, if any they can, why the
prayer Of The petition aforesaid, should hot
be granted
Oiiicc Court Common Pleas, Lancaster
District, 6;h day of Dec. 1858
J. A. STEWMA Clerk
Dec %, i5-5m.
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LINSEED AND LAMP OIL.
Notice.

A LII Persons are forcwarnga from ira.
IA dug for note Of hand for sixty dol
lars, given by me TO BurrelI Phillips, due
the hrst day 81 Nsvember next, for horse
Which was nnsauud AT the time OF purchase.
ana lam determined not 20 pay said note
pniess compelled by law.
ase WILLIAM FABLE.
March I, lsba A-tf
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MoLAssEs, MoLAssRs.

A LARGE LOT OF NEW ORLEANS
"A Mnscovaao aud West India MoIasse.,
lpew crop Just received and for sale low
for CASH, by JOS. VI. GAYLE.
'"mden, May 8. 1883. I2-9
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HAssELTINE G. CURETON.
Great Southern Remedy.
JACOBS CORDIAL.

FOR ALL
B O W + L l. DISEASES
CHOLERA, CHOLERA NORRIS
D1SENTERf, BILIOUS COLIC,
plARRiiGA, CHOLLRA INFANTUM
ALSO,
Admirably adapted to many
Diseases OF Females, most espe-
cially Painful Menstruation.
e.a He VIRTUES OF JACOBS CORDIAL
~ are too well known to require encomiums.
lst. 1T CURES TIE WORST CASES OF DIARRBo.
2d.-lt cures the worst forms of Dysentcry.
8d.-lt cures California or Mexican DarrhGa.
4th.-lt relieves the severost Collie.
Sth.-lt cures Choler MCrbus,
6th.-lt cures Cholera Iniantum
Ith.-lt cures Painful Menstruation,
oth.-lt relieves Pain in Back and Loins.
9th.-it contracts Nervousness aud Desponden-
cy.
lOth.-lt restores Irregularities.
ilth.-lt dispels gloomy and hysterical Feelings,
leth.-lt's an admirable Tonic
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DR.. ALFRED CRAVEN,
Resident Surgeon Dentist,

YoRKvILLE, 8. o.,
OGrrs his Professional Services to the cit-
zens Of Lancaster Village and surrounding
country.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on Gold
Plate, from one to a full sett
June llth, 1856 I6-Iv
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THE NEW YEAR.

I'HE SUBSCRIBER, thankful for the
4 patronage nc received during the year
1898, hopes by close attention to busness
ana an Increase of stock, to mc:t the con.
inned '"NoT Of his friends for the year 1859.
ne IS receiving almost weekly, and flmters
hlihse't That his stock will bear favorable
comparison with any in the up country
ei'her rs 10 variety, quality or cheapness.
J. N. CROCKETT.
Jan. 26, 1859, 5O-tf
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T. A N C TER LED GER.

1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS! RIBBONS! RIBBONS !
To Merchants, Miiliners, Jubbers, Dealers
In Ribbons, Millinery Goods, and
Cash Buyers in all Sections Of
the Country,
TIE CASH RIBBON house.
ll6 Chambers Street, New York.
jNO FARRELL.
ESTABLISHED 1858.
We have originated n new principle-a
new era in the Ribbon Trade, whereby we
make this business plain, simple and staple
rs that of Brown Sheetings.
WE SELL FOR CASH. WE BUY FOX CAsu!
We are satisfied with per cent profit -
Ask no Second Price. Have all our goods
marked in Plain Figures, so that man, wo>
man, and child "buy alike" and receive III.
same value for their money.
Our Prices for best Tsdie,a Ribbons all
colors, are
g" lII5 =. 90 O. q E-i
Q 2Oi . 0S7i .
:" 2 25i " . 70 sio-I
No l6 Sla7I rnr n;,a.o
We O(T.r Fopcv RiI,hnaaSP P.I + H S,,Ionu,u,
Color,. All OnoIi,;eS" =, p,inas D,c. "a"
ina Eomnn,i,i,n md
Eop C,S,1 r>,
"Nh''
Our establishment is the centre Of attrac-
t'oh ior hIoouhs 'Ilnlck Sales, Light Prof
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The whole amount paid out by the rs
Treasurer from ist Marcia 1858, to lst
March 1859, is SiO7 H. Leaving in my
hands ~ Treasurer S5iS7. From 46I ,9s
take 407ll, leaves 5I,S7.
Examined and found correct,
j. ADAMS, INrEr.
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PLANTATION GOODS

lg CG'n"c from % 81 cts yard Blankets from PAIR
expressly down fi aud will be sold
low ntp bough
and We ask return for customers No
omakein
Al help ) '''-
o, w HASsELTINE G. CURETON
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Notice to Tax Payers.

I WILL be at the usual Ulaces Of collect
l. ing Taxes on tue following days, viz :
J. x. MHgil's Store, Thurs lay Feb. 2Ith.
Billiards. Muster-groud Friday, 25ih.
Tank. k.............. Saturday 26th
Smalls'. ............ Monday 2Sth
Horizons. s...,...r..T Tuesday March, ISt.
Taxahaw ....... "Wednesday ." 2nd.
plylers Muster ground, Thursday" 3D.
Jacksonham Friday Ith.
Craig g. Tay!or's Store, Saturday 9th.
Lancaster Court House, Monday Tlh
+. r. Mngilrs Store, Tuesday 9Th.
Bellair. ........... "Wednesday 9th.
Ross Store ...... Thursday " lOlh
And at the Court House during Court week
The Tax Books will be- closed on the %
day of April. Free Gegrocs are required TO
make their returns, and pay their Taxes
during the month OF March. have sent
copy Of the lat, Act, Gin regard to Births
Marriages and Deaths.} to each place where
] will collect at. Physicians, Clergymen,
Midwives rnd all others, who have returns
to make, will please examine the Act and
have their returns ready.
J. II. HUNTER, t. c. Id.
February !, 1859. 5l--2m.
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:. o." + NJ Mayer, " so
~ "lT /" NJ Clinton, 90
ri " /" Warden Crawford absent
- from meeting 90
" " Warden Emmons absent
from meeting, 90
II Bailey & Cos, Circus for
n License, 10 90
II
Z $2S so
tlthole amount Reed by me as Clerk
ibf Council, from March LIST, 1858, to
the present time Feb. 9 1859. S46l 81
PAID OUT.
April II, '5s. BY receipts OF S. B.
Elnmons, Trcasr, $3.50, 90
Receipt Of same, 1925
Feb Q, 80, 1868
" A." do do for notes 1875
q {" E" do do for balance, 695
BY commissions on 46l,5i at . l-2 per
cent. for receiving, 1853
Whole amt paid out by me to Treas. s46l,5l
!l,E3
449,9S
Examined and found correct,
j. ADAMS, INrESDASr.
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y by DO' ''" JOSS JoS. NJ I"e; GAYGE. 'TfI'y'd
CamdaH, March ], 1859.
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I r O N .
Irish Potatoes

4 FINE lot of IRISH POTATOES
"a Just received and for sale by
J. n. CROCKETT.
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Gents Furnishing Department.
Hardware Department.

l. full and complete Combination Saw comprising Saw s
and Scribe all ia
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

THKATKSeAA.-MIss AvoNiA JONES, most
accomplished actress, supported by talented
company, opened the Placerville Theatre last
night With the Beautiful play Of Sybil, in
which she persOnated "Sybil Hardy" She is
an actrsss Of rare merit persOnates character
admirably and Aithf6lly, moves gracefully,
speaks sweetly and distinctly, aud b never at
fault. She wAs NEST AEsdly received by q
large and apprsCiAtiwe Auaience, who attssted
their adu1iTatiO0 BY fVR4neat and vehement
bursts Of applause. Tonight che will appsas
for tho last time here, In the beautiful play Of
Medoa /; OF, The Golden FIeOce. Whsrsvs1
she has appeared she has been greeted with
crowded houses; and, as she has an excellent
company with her. greatly superior to those
that usually visit the mines, we cannot toe
strongly urge upon the lovers Of the Drama
to attend the Theatre tonight
Mr.. G. s. Peirce, Of Nevada. Agent Of Miss
JOnea o whole. sOulsd, genial gentleman, takes
more than ordinary care to secure the CON-
fort Of NE audience. He Is attentive, courte'
oSs and prompt IN tho discharge Of his duties,
and admirably fitted for bis post.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

The Democratic primary elections will be
held this evening at z o'clock, in the LIST ward,
at Columbus Hall, (JOe Bechts); in the I'd,
at the Greyhound Saloon, and in the Sd, at the
ST. Louis House.
We hope that no Democrat will be guilty Of
the improperly Of interfering, In any manner
whatever, with the meetings Of our opponents.
Theirs is ., separate organization and we have
no business TO NEEDLE with their family mat.
tiers. They are abundAntly capable Of con-
Quoting their own affairs, and all interference
Of OutsiAsss. should be regarded as OfFiciOuS
and insulting, and treated accordingly
while we differ in opinion, let US still observe
the ''small sweet couTtesies Of life."
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11
SIlerIM'S Sale.

10y virtue n execution isSued out NJ the DDtTie,
ID Court Of the lIth Judicial District, upon judy
ment rendered therein the Ilth day 81 May, A. u.
lAo. in favor Of John Scott and Against 4. Van Gu
der for the sam II -FOUR Hundred and Ninety Ave Dp
lars debit With interest thereon at the rate Of per
per frOIn the said 18th day Of May 4. n
1852 together With the Of Seventy four Is 100 Dol
lars cost Of suit and HccTuing costs have levied utr
and will eNpse to Public sale, at the Court House IL
the city Of PlserTville,
On the I'd day 81 July,
A. D. IeS9 At the hour Of 10 occk, A. M all the right
title, interest and claim, 81 the said A. A Van GUeidS
Of In and to the following described property lying and
being In the town Of COloma County Of II Dorado
State " California TO vita certain lot and property
known the TeamSt~rS Inn pTopeTy, OItuated In Ssd
Town OF COomA north Of the Bridge the South
Fork Of the American River, the east side Of the
street leading from said Bridge commencing point
where Sad street isteTseetS the bank Of said KVeF
uunng thence DOrthery along sad street In point op
posite the centre Of the AHey known vAn's Alley
thence eAtsT along the center Of pa As5 to the old
line OF said Van GueldeT'S homestead property dis
Of about SO feet thence aOng aid old hBe south
erly TO the said river bank thence aong said TiVel
bank westerly about 80 feet 70 the place Of bgnning
together With the hotel 6uilAngS shed. Ssbs and 9th
or out houses and improvements on said lot.
Y. BOGARDUS,
Sheriff Of Il Dorado County, Cal.
70 BY PnED BAEgR, Deputy.
Sheriff. Once, PlacerviIe, June 18th, 1853.
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TelegraphiO-By the Placerville and St.
Joseph Overland Line.

GENOA, june 10th, 1859.
Capt Simpson, with Typographical party and
military escort Of 20 men and train Of IA wa
gOns, has arrived at Walkers river, where
their guide, Col. Reese, reports them con-
structing rats to cross the river. The party,
under the authority of the Secretary Of War
and instructions Of Gen. johnson, left Camp
Floyd, (U. IT, May I'd. They took the route
explored last fall by Capt. Simpson, as far as
recOnnoitered by him-follOwed up Maj. Chor.
pennings extension Of the route to the South
end Of Ruby Valley, aud thence to Chinatown,
when they struck the old road for the first
time
This is entirely . new route, which has
shortened the distance OOer three hundred
miles between Camp Floyd and Genoa. Capt.
s. reports the route Of Q fine character for
forage, water and fuel, until he struck the
Valley Of Carson Lake. He intends TO return
to Camp Floyd by yet more direct course,
and thinks be can make still further reduc
ton Of distance. The following officers com.
pose the party:
Capt. j. H. Simpson, commanding; assisted
by Lieut. j. G. X. Smith. Astronomer, Lieut..
H. s. Putnam. Astronomical, Typographical,
&C., Henry Engleman. GeOlOgist and BOtan.
ist Edward LogesiellO. Assistant, w. Lee.
Collector ofspecimens Of natural history, Chas.
L. Mccartney. Guide, Col. John Reese. As.
sistant Surgeon, J. O. Baily. The escort is
commanded BY Lieut.. Alex. Murray, Of 10th
Infantry. The whole party numbers 63 men.
Capt s., 90 soon a. he returns to Camp
Floyd, is ordered immediately to explore q
new route to the States, ViG Of the head wa.
ters Of the Arkansas, which he expects to &C.
complish BY the 6rst Of December.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

LOOK OUT ToR TAEMl-Several houses in the
city have hesa entered withina few days and
robNsdOf small amounts On the night Of
the I'd instant, The St Louis House was rob.
bed Of tsw dollars that had been left in the
osIh dVa@sr; and on Sunday last during the
absence Of the family, the residence Of ths
junior editor Of the DcHocRAr was enter.
cd aud money and vAluables to the amount Of
one hundred dollars purlOined. A hundred
dollars IL . tremendous amount for aprinter
to lose, and We yet hope that the rascal who
took Il wiIl 30 cOnscience-stricken at the enor-
nifty Of his crime and Mortified at the trans.
cendeHt meanhOss Of his aCts, when he finds
that he has robbed = poor devil Of = printer,
and hasten 70 return the truck
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

ELEcTIoN.-On Monday last Mr.. George W.
Swan was elected Mayor; Alex. Hunter, Mar.
shall; G. w. Tureman, Collector; C. W.
MounIcy, Assessor; John Bush, Recorder, Of
this city. Messrs Chamberlin and w. Lacy
were elected Aldermen Of the first WArd;-
MesHs. Wade and ArvidssON (Charley) Of the
second; ard Messrs. Maple and Wichman Of
the third. In reference to them we have only
10 ssVsAA THAT we said in our last, 6eIoTs The
OloSsiea, they, fare good men," Politically
We are opposed 70 them, personally we esteem
them highly. eve would further state, " the
Mayor SlscL, cOmpstsnt and heUest as he un'
S0RNAaNyiN ell Be fSFtanats Il he discharges
the dutieo Of bic ONCE as EFFICIENTLY and satis-
lActorily % his predecessor, GEO. ?. JoSEs
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DIR. GUYsoTT,s

Improved Extract of Yellow Dock
AND >AR>ArAKILLA n sure cure for H,y,ditiry
IdiSt.
Nu~ the time 10 hi. celebrated purifier Of the
hhr'd. IT. the Great Spring Rcrued,, and the only
medicine which enrctuAily cleanse the sy.tem FROM
all impurities 81 the bL,pOd.
Th0uSGndT Who have used IL cAn tc,tiN 10 its Nj.
RACULOCs EFFECTs IRON THE BLOOD.
IL creates new pnre and rieh hlood CARRIES on the
patTd hufD"T' 'lr.nses the stomach, regulates the
howes, and mrsEts tone Of Nigor the hole bod,.
Dr. GUysOtG's Extract 81 yellow Doc X
TO and SaFSaPSTtIlA,
- manufactured "ndrF the ~ The
celebrated chemist and rh!se,sn in thi. country Is the
Only HaFsa PaVtllA
uhieh will sectuAily cleanse the stem eradicate di,
ea'e. T'toEe athy action all the functions of the
body, and
Keep the Blood Pure.
For sale b! all Druggists the Pacific coast. and by
FAkKk WHITE, Agents,
San irSnoi.eO
PETIT Il CHOATE, Agents, PlAerr,ille.
April 3rh, lNS9.-l3ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

WHAT SEWARD 10 DOMG.-Sewsrd, according ia
the Washington correspondent Of the Philadelphia
PyAA'. (FOFBey's paper. and good authority when
speaking for or Of RcpublcnnS) is pushing his in.
trgues steadily and successfully In the direction oil
the White House. He is immensely wealthy and
no niRgard in distributing it among his followers
It is shreWdly suspected that he furnished his pro
tge b. ierick with large sum, and that some off
has been Invested In the establishment If newspa.
pers. Seward wishes tn reach the I'residrnts man.
sion 10 1851. but whether he will fall short Of his
ultimate destination remains to be seen. The cor.
respondent says:
"Mr. Seward IL steadily pushing his claims inr Q
Presidential nomination 1Ie has extensive
In the Republican ranks, and, although agreeable "a
large class Of his party, will it is supposed
great strength becauSs Of hS consistency the anti
slavery platform The National Era, in this city, mas
be regarded his immediate organ, and the New
York EUenfSl0 IOuf his New York mouth piece MI
ThuTlow Weed ,as the Albany Erenin0 onrnn shire wd
and skillful taeteian Who, notwithstanding he has
been bitterly aSsaed, seems to maintain his footing,
doing all In his power to promote the Of Mr. Sew
aFd'-The new Governor Morgan Of New York; is an
other Of bic adherent MT. Seward commands only
PERSONAL bat pecuniATy influence, and he IL himself
very wealthy, he will be enabled to make VigOr
ouS campaign"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

TzE Near RszsaDsxcE.- IhIiOwinR 10 the vote
70 which sach STATS VIA BE ssttsed a he NEXT PFOs.
tasdalzs SleeslsA:' s. .uI31 tes
DsssslArs ss MasyllssA, YiFEiAia Is; Nsgth Car.
sljaA lai HeniA CAspAW ei 0e0rgta 10: Alabama .;
EIpFida 5 Teyas IS 428isiaHa IiSiiepippi q
Nszss AassSls ~ Bed IslsnaAi O0aHSs1ieut 9;
VgaAntka New YeEk o.; New jersey 2; Penn.
ylysph 81 Ohio = nishtgan Q; Illinois IL; Iowa
&; Wiscoassa ,; Minnesota ).
The foregoing gives en- aggregate II sos electoral
votes, usshsiy 1eS from tie fFce States and 100
from The slave.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11
MARRIED.



DAea.-At HE residence In 81 Dorado, Monday, June
9th, Of Typhoid fever Mr.. Charlse Roussin, aged 50
yeaTs, formerly from Richmond, Washington county
Missouri
Mr.. ROuSSin was one Of the early settlers in this
place. He came here 10 1850. 10 1851 he returned
TO the States for his family, returning here with
them The next year, intending 10 make CalilOFnis
bis permanent home, - be hes done.
He was . quiet, unObtTusivs, good citisen, and
leaves host Of friends 70 moan his loss. Himself
and estimabls lady always bed ~ open house and
purs6 tCr DE sick and distressed and very many Ia
California have been the recipients Of their gsnsr.
Gus hospitality.
He was warm and sincere member Of The Cath.
ole ChaRch.
He was peculiarly sttached 70 his family. 70 whom
bic lOsS 10 irrepaSabIe.
Missouri papers please copy.
n Dorado, Cal, Juse 9, leSe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11
For the Democrat.
To my Father, on his 54th Birthday.

You were my first and dearest friend
Ny father old and gray,
Though many have loved since then,
And many love to-day
There's none among them ell can fill
Though e'er 80 kind and true
The place still have kept, and still
Keep in my heart for you.
Mine is a cheerful heart, and ne'er
Could keep its sOFrOw long
But alb! to-day, know not why
Its yearning seems 40 strong,
Again your child 10 Grolic round
Till in the twilight ray,
Again to rest my chestnut locks
Among your silver gray.
Let me sit upon your lap again
When you come in NJ night.
In the long, long summer eve, or when
The winter 6Tes are bright
Let me be your little girl once more,
And sit on your knee and sing!
Oh ere old Time bed flown 80 far
Would We had clipt his wing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11
Candidate. Before the Democratic County

2eriG-w ,. Butwell, L. d. Hopkins, 7. Foster and J.
McMurray.
= tHerE--w. A. January, Ogden Squres and Vim. ROush
COUectOr.-M. 4. Estner, II. LaTkin, L. g. slmms and
D. NJ. Boyd.
Tre0ssPer.-w. g. Davis. A. D. PHFk, J. J. Lawyer
Alexander Irvine, Nathan Rhine aud T. Faulkner.
RscOrder.-M X. SheHrer, D. T. Loot bourroW, George
Duden and D. McCauSland.
AssesAOr-Lewis Foster, Thomas Stapletcn, Dorsey
George W. OHM, Edward Hall and 2. d. Fox.
District AttOrMSy.-S W. eanderson.
County SWrreyOr.--E W. Weltnn.
Superintendent Of PWLii0 Instruction H. PeAse
z. P. Jones and DR.. HerTck.
(OrOner.-JAcOb Smith.
SenGts-S. Y. Haritn, r. D. CrIttenden, W. b. Dckn'
son, J. J. Williams and Capt. Pairchld
AsSeplLLy-.GeOrge NJ. Condee, W. Coleman, George y
Douglas, John g. Upton, J. L. Deady. ia ks"n, W.
bennett, Thomas Hitchroek 1chn C. Bell. shn HFssieF
b. MeHrhe~, Isaac l.. Miller, T. Hudson, A. ~ Richards
Asa II. IlaWley, Capt Gum L. Fisk, Samuel Fryer,
c. Brooke, James II. Watson Joseph Beard, W. Knox
Francis J. Hoover, n X. Stowe, Vim. H. Stone Of Negro
Hin, and James L. Benning.
MescrS Bates Driver HOrnblower and Spencer author
Eed Us 70 withdraw their names from the list.
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CuarOvs v1pr-Ht BucklAad. the great natural

GuascSs PHrr-NF Ducklasd, the great natural
ii, saye Of The cbamslson:
"Hetwixt tue two sldas Of the body there seems
etaea oteymPathy. Oszeys nay be l0oking stFalehE
waR4, OAs ny hs eatlsely aslsep, while ~ aEAat
10 wide awake. And ibis kind 6f tndspsnaent ~
eeeasats action sphliss u sagh btds oft6Sc S6rt-
b ~ HassG p dizs &ss4S - ~ - rqlSiss
b 81 = AoHeskAA 0ska - Tse aAAasSi a aisii0ab
ton, IL might alHsys b aWGks, o. haIf sWaka. Bat
Il gAins uothing b. lie unAisFal indepGndency th0
two stdes are Ike two horses that won't work In
harness IL seems strange with such peculiarly;
able 70 make any progress. But Is he two aides
are fed By one mouth. and Tie Insect tribe refuse
70 come 70 II % they SEEM 10 regard 70 all culinary
matters % agtse 10 siHk tksF 6laerSaces, and 70
No. = haR1Day. he gto@sck b . potent bar
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11

About the most ridiculous incident, says the Hart
ford Times, connected with the ridiculous gathering
Of Black Republicans in Boston to celebrate Jrfer.
sons birthday, was the appearance among the prom.
nent speakers Of old Josiah Quincy who. when in
Congress, City years ago, earned himself the envia.
bio notorieiy Of being the man who moved to i'm.
peach Fhomus Jefrrsuu. Whit Inconsistency would
not Black Republican be guilty Of to curry point
How many Of them are sincere in their sympathy
for the negro?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-06-11
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~ signse Of johnson ~ Ree!ir, By virtue Of certain
Wright TO the said Reesir bearing date the 9St Of Oc
tOOeT and By virtue Of the authority thereby vested
in me, will
On the 10Gh Nay 81 JuIy,
1852 at the Court House door, In Paeervie, Offer at
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and bounded the south West b the Green Syringe
by the Van TASSel RaReh The containing $50
less, and eOnmOnly kngwn % the Pleasant
Grove Ranch. The Oale " be S6F cash IN hand.
CHANCEY SANDERS.
Plaeerville, Juns II, 1859. I3-ti