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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

TR0TTIxo His OUT-It will be seen BY the follow.
ing, which We take from the Portland .ldrsrtisrr,
that the youthful" 10 spreading himself and s not
unwilling to become an humble follower Of Seward;
"TAs latest Presidential EunOr from washinstOn 10
novel; but not strange startling In these tlmes The
TumoI from the Washington correspondent Of the
Cneinnati Cdsens, who UaSely aeTmS that BEodsTiek
seward bsviSS lin 70 St the nss 70 save The eoanTy
In IU6O. Stranger things have happened"
We have II from good authority, from one who
enjoys the confidence Of both factions and is coz.
suited BY both, that the Republican State Central
Committee have bad several private interviews with
Broderick since his arrival. Propositions for IG
sion have been made 10 him which he IL eOnsidering
and If he accept, joint convention will TstiIy.
minority Of the committee favor . straight-Out Re-
publican ticket. with an unadulteratcd Republican
platform and answering Republican candidates,
but the majority, originally DFOdsrickites. &c BsOd
erick agrees to The terms proposed, will oppose .
separate OFeasizatiOa and consent 70 affiliate with
the BVOdsrickitsS. He IL regarded - . safe aud
loyal Republican little tricky and selfish, Il is true
but somS Of bis followers are considered shaky.-
The Republicans know, however, that he has abSO-
luts eoatro over hia mini0ns and can transfer their
allegisHoe without consulting them. ShOuld the
bargain be eO0summatsd, che few Douglas men who
ere yet In the ranks Of the Opposition, will ct once
withdraw R they b siSceFe, and the Democracy
will crush the foul Combinations combination 10
truth, Of 1.-the Pertains and TIE blacklegs." No
friend Of DOugIa] can support Seward a. the faction
Of which be Is the champion; and Il mast Be sPpa-
rent " the dusst that BrodeFiek IL 10 full fellow
ship with the Republican leaders. HiH votes elsary
prove this fact, nor do his warmOst admirers de
Puts Il. On sSsrV QS1'sioS Of party policy he SOtsS
s0iN SssSard. and only on the Kansas issue with
Douglas. Let The friends Of Douglas examine The
record and judge for themselves, aud Be- no longer
deceived b. the inSincere professions Of the prO0s
Of Seward.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

CRoAKERs.-The Opposition declare that the eOuu.
try is 10 danger and to preserve il I. Is necessary to
organize . new party with principles broad enough
to embrace all factions 1t l. always In danger
when new party wants Office and when disappOint.
ed men have no prospect Of q nomination. The De-
mOcracy don't care for such dangers. They have
sAved the country from . thousand Of them, aud
thought nothing of The exploit. The masses knew
this and will not desert tried aud true for new or.
guniIation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Mrs. Lee, an aged lady VI Columbus, OhiO. seeur.
ed the arrest Of mullatO named VIM. Foley, on
the ground that he has destroyed her happiness BY
marrying her daughter Mary Ann. . very pretty
white girl, who 10 quite young and weak.mndsd.
This same FolI~y was . bowling Black Republican
orator at the lass election 10 Ohio and Stumped the
State for his white brethren,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

The Union now consists Of thirty.three States
eighteen Free. fifteen Slave. The Free Stasss are
represented 10 the lOuse BY ll7 msmbers. the Slave
States BY %. Notwithstanding oil the new free
States have been acquired and admitted By Demo.
cratic votes, yet the Opposition assert that the Dem
ocnts are slavery proragandists.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
Odd Eell0wS Celebration Of
the AOth Anniversary Of the
Order in the United States,
In P1acervllle, April 9esh, 1855.
ORDER OF the DAY.


lStsTAs asnbsss u Megning Star Lodge auA en- vie.
!ene Brethren, win meet Ct tks new Ha1. sa stOay
fosk, 81 70 eSoek, A. y. AsmhsFs u EEaaEla IoA9s
and xsta kasampnsnt, win msst at thsiF EVspestvs
Halls, Is 10 l.e e'sloek A. u.
Ad.-TAs eeIe@onies Of aeAisating the rev HsI win
take plAes % o'eOek, A. ~, pEceIOey, ct which, an
Isshsss e tas Order and The Pabe are sssaiay iH-
N.At Il Is OeIOek, the pEosessIoa yin y e.vnsG.
g nsn street. In most Of he Hsw Han. Mosaiag star
0tAss LeAgss AesoVdiAg b lunloEity.
OEaess 81 the day aAd CAaEaaln.
1sesAP@snts IN order e. laaies1ly.
Eho HssssssSen win @aSsk up Mails Oereet 70 UppeS
kAeesvlles end ehonsss FssaS1iag, march asun kain
fellow
lsts-Husis, n H. A..A
M.-o.isisaiod., 0 .; ;I sSs G cSois:
Nths-Avsie, D. tks Hani.
TAs ereesssloa will Es-Gbsm On the Plasa al arsh
down street 70 coomA street, up ColOna SSFso1 70
Spring Aavtne street, d0Wa ePEing Ravins street y
M street, up Mn street 70 Msin street. asA tksnee %
Main street, 70 the new Hall for ditmIssal.
p. O., L. q. HOPKINS,
MAEshal Of the bay.
-. II che evening, 0Taad Ban Win b sivsS by
HoTIag staS LoAgs'ia their New Hall, 70 aid In fur
SrsOPPsT by Freak Nell, In the new lIau DulIaisS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
PLACEREILLE,
Saturday, April 20, 1850.

MAIL FAalUas.-Ths mail from San Franciseo on
Thursday again failed. These repeated IaiIarss are
SOurcs Of VSAtAHuoyAuCs to our citizens, snd cer.
taiSly show . want Of attention inexeusable aud
highly repFehensibIe. We respectfully call the At
testsos Of the mail Agent 10 this matter. Our citi.
Gems complain and justy. and desire TO have the
eviI rsmsAisd. We know not with whom The fault
Lies, nd 6s The PseseAt shall therefore merely
call the attention Of The mail Agent to the subject
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

ms COWattee further TVeOmmen4 that IN the event -
the erssaisn Of ths counties Of Mskenmne end AhuFaS
that ~ osastes b FepeessuseA oWS vose for
eaeA Ooasy cad Ne Sane bass oeS enuntes. the same
Yosea - BE 6eAueteA from the eeanties from which they
have been fxppectiHely aVlatehed.
Tho Co@@issss aAleaEned sfse de:
Jos. r. H0oE, ChaImsn.
wnuAH >. HoOsOA, SECRETARY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

In speaking Of the appointment Of the new
Post Master General, Prentice Of the Louis
vile JoUrHdI says: The appointment is 6
good enc. Mr.. Holt il an able and practical
man." His appointment has been warmly
commended by the press Of kentucky, with
out regard to party. ~,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

HAMMOND AND CEoATs.-Ths Savannah RspUSli
"a" nOminstss James II. Hammond. If South Car
Olina, for Dsxt President, and Rufus Choate, o.
Massachusetts, for Vice. A strung team and one
that would carry everything before Il.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

TsE Oasis SALOOS.-Nr. George Webb has be-
cOms jOist proprietor Of this elegant and AvOrte old
saloon. It Is neatly 6tted up, brilliantly lighted
with gas. has three superb billiard tables. and bar
furnished with The choicest liquors. David and
George keep bat the very best articles and
nevOr backward In smiling with their customen.-
Their saloon is one Of the contest 10 town.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

MmaExs CzmAnAN.-A sick Chinsman, supposed
to b partially Insane. Ie his eabin. near JOhntOwu
90 The 18th Inst, aad notwithstanding strict search
was Sooa sissr made ~ him. he has not yet been
fund. His eoHntsywsn Offer liberal reward for
HE recOveTy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

The San Francisco Minstrsls give two II their
miFth.prOvoking entertainments q the ThsaGer ~
Monday aud Tueaday evsniugs next. Give the Mia.
OtrSlS bumper. boys.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Tns PAssOvsR.-This season 10 now being ol
served By our Hebrew friends. Il lasIs oss wseI
and commenced on Monday.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

We are indebted 10 NJ. II. K. stowe, ofths Union
town book stOrr, for the Atlantic Monthly and
full hles q Eastern papers On the arrival every
steamer Mr.. y. receives large supplies Of the ates
and best peFiOdeala. &c.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

SeassOEs Gwis cod BFOderisk. Gen. Denver and
Hon. J. G. McKibbss assissd On tho last steamer.
al IN Ass hsalh end ready 10 take the stump 10 th6
approaching contest DFOdsrisk h h SacsamsatO,
ShsFs he Csatral CO@@ittss met on Tharsday 70
Rsass = - sasgsstOas and obey bic commands. II
Be be pssssss they viii make CalifOTnis howl IOT
DE siggRsWoeshiplse GIaAs ticket this GsIl.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

ADva - Several advertisements we're re-
ccived too late for tO-day's issue. They shall
appear IN our next
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

A. KAHx win to-day receive q heavy stock
Of fashionable spring and summer clothing.
hats, boots. shoes and everything in the line
Of gentlemsns wearing apparel. Aaron sells
everything. from pair Of gloves to the finest
suie Of bEOsdClOth, at small advance on the
original eOst, and, q everybody knows, is the
very pgiacs Of good SsIlowG
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
RARE CHANCEI


AID HOUSE 70 be 9Oxeoe &c., 10 feet hSA. Of hgt frame
y LEO stories: be bant Of boards running % snd
down SAD hose 70 contain three the End noor
ro $3.50 feet ana two 1Oxi9 lret each, the
aoHo0, " be eeIled sd ono room on the lst eoof
mis- contract Fsain Opsn 6ni Tie Sosh o. APRIL 70
ne Iswe4 Btdder.
E1Communlcatous On the subject mast b. sddresssd
70 ~ undersigned a. spanish Hat DeTaAo coanty Cal
a..o,.A v1.a Anvf Aoh lase
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
al GAHU.

1FOHsIECR =. DELLEIITAN 4 co. having dIsposed
wi 81 their GTOesFy. Dry 0~eds and IIquoF Business ~
the Arm Of CARLO 0AveAGHAW CO.. AZ Neutown.
they cordially the 0F 70 thST 80 osaS.
eTe They viii eoutInue the old stand sA always keep
an excellent seek Of goods hand which they viii sell
cheap end deliver free Of charge.
M0NsIECR T. DEl.LEIPIAN 3 CO.
N.R-GIACOMO CELLI. . IsFmeT partner Of Monsieur
r DeeipIan, having Ssme,ime since WtbAFaWn om the
arm and being indebted 70 IT, the public hersby
toned Ottle any accounts With him lie IL bet
thorsed receive any moneys due nor viii We Be
OpOnsGbss fer his acts
MONSIEUR T. DELLE1P1AN 1 co
NevtoWn, April ia, 1854. -t'SWl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Freeman Z Co.. Wells. Fargo B Co.. CFauAaIl
Co.. and AeCsnn 4 Bradshaw have our GAanks q
e0Eda Of AVoEn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
GtraYed Away.

ON RKIDAY MORNING 6AeT. sbsut . e'eIoek. CHUNG
" ACCT Chnaman, sbOut ~ year cid, Short, thick
ST. poorly eIad with neither bet Shoes ZEN his eann
e. butch Creek near Johntowu, since which time oesng
has been heard Of him lie 10 bed health. and 10
feared that be has committed eueide. Any information
leading 70 his recovery, Win es hbeTay psd tor 9 me
Chlna etoFs In Johnt0Wn. CUE HuH0'
PiaeervIIIe April "a, Ieoo.-fslul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado. In
~ the County Court.
ISRAEL 8. DEIHL 70. HIS CREDITORS.
Y Ae hester Of the Petition Of ITae 9. Delhi In
solvent DebtsR.
Pursuant % eEdsT Of Hen. james Johnson Judge Of
the CeaFt aeEeaaid. notice 10 hsTehy given 70 al the
appear bsIRo said Court IN open Court. ct the Court
House e The city u PaeeEvi, the ID deg Of May.
A. d. 1885, % ten oslosk A. ~, - sh0W caasa 10 any
tAsy saas wAy the prayer Of said Inesivent should not
y al ~ aseaasss 81 his Eeteas bs @sas and
= . etsenssssA fen As esets ed Iantiss !. par
anA u The @eantims Il IL ordered that al Iu1sal pro-
eeadanss agalnot eaiA insnlvsnt b. staysA.
~ Witness ny hand and tho Deal Of saiA Court
liza hereto aM1ed at oGles IN che City u Placer
VILE, this - day e. April, lasS.
=. - <-. A. D. wALD1ONs Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Thanks 70 NJ. McCOT for liberal supply Of 81
Park lee.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALI. THE MACHINERY
CINE 10 4S.horSe power and nearly new. win 6ithsK
sell the whole a. any PARTON, 70 Gnit purchasers. For
on the North Pork Of the Costumes river, TIVE mih1
above the Junction, Gat YeOmst Forks q the ceeAm
nes.l A. L. Chiffon.
ldee. S5tEl f'7'' -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
PLACERVILLE POST OFFICE.

1TNIH MAILS SoV Sacramento. fan HrAneiseo and ell
parts ~ this state. eosv tveVy day at O'elsek.
The malls Ter the Atlantic aates, rsP~. Oregon and
Washington Territory clos about the AFd and 18th ~
zach menth. (sxrept wien those days eatuE.
day. and thea they will close the day previously ~ 10
o'clock r. w.
The Nails fVT Grizzly Flat Close Of this see every
Monday. "Wednesday, aud Friday morning IT s'elock.
The Male for NsUtoWn CeAATviile and Indian Dig
GBGs ease aa o'clock. A. NJ, on Mondays, Wedns
and Fridays.
The Mails for Cold Spring. and COOma close every
Sundays excepted 81 8 o'et'ek.
The Kss<y, HpAnish Fiat. and Georgetown Mals CloOe
at k+ O'clock every day. (sundAys excepted
The Overland Mails To st. J"srpi Mo. via Carson VAL
ley and Sslt Lake City close every Wednesday morn.
Ing 81 ~ oleek Letters intended 10 he sent b. this
mall musl be marked. -" ria. SAls Lake city"
OFFICE NOCka-RFom o'clock, A. ~. an 70, M (;
and fFem I Mn 81. r. w.. Sundays exeepteA)
On euhdayS-YTOm until 10. A. ~. and Itan .
until 8, ?. y. A. n. SPENCE, P. y.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
On the 9th day Of May.

A. u. Ik9. at 10 OeIrk. 4. ~, all the right title. In
LTest and CLAIM, 81 the Sad william Aek~sn to the
fellsN ing ds.eTiLed property, upon ~h'eh there
Mechanic Lien, to Wn: certain ~"Dden bui ding
bi and occupied fas Hing housr for the said
Wilhaia Mexican standing and king sitMstrd IN the
nmSdIss tirinify al Grizzly FIAT County IL D. dorado
and STATE Of Caora At the GrsteTn rnd Of ssd T~
slOut three hundred yATds wet Of the Ach-,l
House in sa'd Town and know ~ the new do cling
house Of OAid Mexican.
T. ROC ARDCs,
sheriff Of ~ Dorado County, California.
Bv ". J. BCb~GIi Under ShenG
Sheriff. Oaice, rIseeTNilIe, April 18th, 1879.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

10y virtue ~ order Of Sae issued ut II the CeTk'
Ones Of the IloR District (OuSt Of the 1Ith Judi
eiai District, and FIR ~ dorado County judy
msnt rendered the ssh day u SeP,enb-F, A. I~,
in favor u WiharN Cise ard 2. GDrd PlAintds, and
agsinst william NekeAn Defendant, 81 the cum ~
Three Hundred and FORTY eight II 100 Dollar, uiIh
interest thereon a the rate Of ten pr r~T
frosn the said 9Th day Of SspsssbrT ~ 1874 toe-thsT
With the Of forty three SIO0 DoTs. eosis of suit
and Aeerung eosts, have ieVied up~n ard III sVpssS
T. ubhe sss, At the cOSr OuSs in the city Of raesS
vile.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

THE LsGIsLATrRH.-Th bOdy adjourned on Tues.
day last having finished up their actual business on
Monday. 1t was . abort and economical seSsioU,
notwithstanding the persistent efforts Of the iTOd.
erickites and their Black Republican allies to pro.
tract II and make Il extravAgant. The people Of
California have no FAULT 70 Gnd with the acts If the
majority. II would have adjourned much earlier,
bad Il not been for the sActouS opposition Of the
disgFaceful combination. We ere proud Of the Dem.
Oera,ic delegation from Fl Dorado. Their consti.u.
entS ere proud Of them. With pride and pleasure
they can turn 70 the jOuFnas and show clean rec
ord. Titus, Denver. Dickinson and HAmm, COndeS,
Coleman, Douglass. Squires and Upton, honestly
aud faithfully. With seal and ability you have re.
nected the OpInions and AbOred for the nterestS Of
the Democracy Of Fl Dorado, and In their name We
thank you for your services. On their return home
they were ell warmly greeted and c"rdially vel.
coined By host Of admirers and attached friends.
To tue hands of better men the people Of II dorado
could nut con6ds their interests.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

!. 1890 Gaaas Cuavsstisa win meet h Sacra-
- e - iGsh a nsxt Jaae-0 week heEOEe H.
DgmeesnGie State COnveatiSA.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

Read Tie slOqOsAt Litter Of"A VIA Irshnan.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
rss.rvIn-. April 18Th. iSs.-ml
Information Wantad

1nformation Wanted
APJ. g.. RAE. . seo,ehman Whom last heard
~ frs1R-Ahout three ysars ago-he sngAgrd in .
min In the vicinity 81 fsesTvIlle Any Information
regarding him Wll b. thankfully received By the under.
signed. Address, PR mail " slpreas.
RICHARD GEORGE.
taprleim1 MATySviils. YuhA County. California
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23
ICE! ICE!! ICE!!! ICE!!!!

HAVING procured . koantifal supply Of PCkE NOCH.
III TAIN ICE. from that famous OcAlity. HLY PARK
aid having fitted up eo'SmOdOss depot ~ nLACKr ga
LOON, deer u the Cary Il0Sae prepared
70 supply EAMIIIES. SALOONS HOTELS, &C., Wiih this
IaxaTy ct the the lowest prize.
THE OVElcE lat Blacks salOOD) ull Be kept open 81
IN hours. day end nlght.
P1sservTl., April 18th, 1S39-lnl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-23

NEw IsUG-TbO SAcFamsntO JaioS aDd other
BrodeEiok. Republican prints ere attempting 70 force
. new Issue % The Democratic party. Their sGOrts
win prOve abOFtive. The Democracy arr not IL the
hAh Of paying atcadou 70 the advice Of their enc
miles, II reference 10 this subject one Of our cor
FsSpOudssss sAyS: 81 was gFAti0sd 70 sSs the po.
sitiOn the DnnocnAS took on the insane debate In
the Senate on HaIe's amendment II met the aP-
prubation Of sVsEy Dsmoesat 10 n DOFado cOuuty.
Il IL undoubtedly the true policy Of ell papers deVo-
ted 10 the supported Democratic pTncipes to ignore
% Gr a. Il can consistently b done, the sectional
and Gruitlsss controversies Of The past and adopting
moderate aud earnest tone. such - characterized
your leader, 70 unite In keeping the great fhnda-
mental truihs OfiAe National Democratic party be-
fore the publie mind. In this way and no other san
the great body Of men, throughout the entire eOun
try, who are Democrats 10 prineips and feeling, be
united and Influenced 10 labor together - one man
for the aseendency Of the measures which ere 20
closely allied to national gTuwth and prosperity
They should al treat with scOen the idle raVngs ofIhe
inadOus Sacramento Usioa.
1.-THE leading ean0ea that have engendered the
divisOns and he blttspHess which have distracted
the Democratic party, ere BOW inOpsrAtivs. PrOGes
sonal politicians and eaneus Leaders have last their
power u . great SxtSAt. ksa- FsfGOs 10 listen 70
them and be governed BY them. What Senators
may cay at Washington hes 20 binding FOsss on
the Democratic party. They ere bat members in
common Of the Democratic party. The people have
been 20 often deceived BY those who have ssssyed
to firm public sentiment and control popular 80
tiOn that they have cut lOose from such restraints
aud asserted their right to think and vote indepeD
IDENTIFY.
II the right policy be adopted and cautiously and
pstsistenily pcrsned. NE are NOW the threshnld
Of . new era in pOlhies-free from the blRhting in
nuenccs Of BrOderiekism-an era 10 which truth viii
be in the ascendant; in which promise and fulfill.
ment will walk hand in hand, and Democracy will
rule BY her own inherent virtues and excellence
The great mass Of the American people are DOW
and always have been Democratic, and NO Ps'csss
u reasoning or system Of measurrs can ever make
them anything else. All that 10 UOedsd TO assure
triumph next September is she prompt ralyiuR Of
true Democrats, not 20 much around those WhO
have been their leaders, around the sterling prn.
eipIes that have stood corner stones amid Ill the
Shocks and miSchaDces Of political warfare since the
adoption Of the Constitution"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-08

ard appraise the damage thereon, II any i claim
ed, and fix the compensation thereof; and when
ever such application shall be made, a. aforesaid,
il shall bee the duty Of saii circuit count 10 aP-
point 5ai commissioners for the pur ose aiore-
laid. by all oricr TO be entered on tire journals
Of said court without delay or evasion, aid i.
shall BE- the duty Of The last mentioned commits
soners, when 30 appointed, without delay 10 a.
certain IT, necessity OF taxing -4.a private
property, ard if by Them decn.: t. H- necc,ss-
~, they shall apprai,e the damage thereon, and
award the compensation thereof a. IS provided
by Law in ordinary cases Of i.ying olr highways,
and shall file such award, in Mi in, signed by
them, in the Office Of the township clerk in the
| township where the property taken may S-, and
said damages ard compensation shall become d
legal charge arains: the respective townships a
i provided in ordinary cases OF having ont igh
was. The compensation of the lat meu'iong5
commissioners, appointed aforesaid. shall b.
one cliar and fifty cents per DAY to- each dt'
actually spent ny th-m in III" di>cba-g- at thei
duties under this ac; and the apppin'mrn, aiore
/ said, which shall bee allowed and paid in the samt
manner a. the tirrt mentioned commissioner, AT,
allowed ami pail"