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Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

IL 4 li'tle gentleman aged Is yeafs. AID a
little lady agei II years. Who were A. school
together ~ Albany, y. ! s. arrived at Utica on
Sunday uroning. having eloped frsFue home
with the intention Of being made QUE le.h
The father efthe boy arrived IN time - pre-
vent this copsgmmaiion, and took the couple
home. where the little girl wa~ shut NJ IN a
dark closet, and the little boy souuily whip
ped. anl their ardent love thu brought 10 n
suddea apd ushappy ruination
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

u Gsden. Dickson 4 wallingforl No $
Pearl street, Cincinnati. OHIO. is one of The
largest and most reliable Hardware firms in
that city. and possesses high reputation for
energr and integrity. aud We eheerfally rec
cmmend 30 cur Hardware men TO give them a
call aud examine their stock. The different
members Of the frsn are vsry polite and gen
,lemanly. and will take great pleasure IN
showing their goods.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

fosr Crs'cr Gupr.--We have received from
Q ) Williams. The publisher. copy Of the
sbove very useful and Convenient work. and
from h-siy and casual view Of it, We feel
confident u ~ili sec-mmend iiself To all hose
having any cors,dsrahls anount ~ epistolary
spondcfee 10 rerisrm. While to ell u
snsfd- ready sud convenient method Of
fndine TIE name cf any Post Office that may
- desired.
Pr. cory euclase - cen's IN stamps io @
{. Williams. I94 Walnut street. Cineinnsti.
Ohi".
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Coon SKArlNe NJ L,nY.--A yonng LADY
II NebpryFort. Mass. Who, N company with
another lady. few days since WISHED to go
from Lo veil 10 Lswreoce. preferred skates
and the Aerrimae 10 the cars and rsilroad.
and made the passage OF ten mii-. IN forty
minutes. For some portion Of the way there
vas strong he.d Wind. -. feat might
have been accomplished in lrss time.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

II Perhaps the most rmafkstle of -
many Rurns bsnqa-,s in Scotland took place
At the village Aiyih. A nanaher Of the r..
male admirers of The pos, resolved on'hasing =
tea party. COMPOSED q. women exclusively
Sixty Of ih.rn assembled IN hall. where al
srjoysd lhcm,.lves with comfortable tes
under ths presidency Of one Of their str Al
ter ref.eshment. their husbands were admit
ted. when there we're reels, Polkas aud voeai
music
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

IL We see in Some of the ceuniies in this
STATE. ths Agricultural Societies have ALREADY
published heir premium lsts Putnam coun
~ has given hers - the world. and Nlgo
-hould follow snii The farmers and mechan-
ic. rhend krow in tine, what the Ags.cul
tural soci,iy propo-es - 10. - that they osr
make arrangements q he fully represented
wha, i the society daieg q this pertieular'
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

IT one n the most re-nark shle e,n'oi.s IN
Legislation. dnriDg the present century. Is That
Il tbs Athaa-as Legislature. for ekierrnina,lnw
free blacks N that State. hli such unforta-
nales are allowed iii the fr.t of next January
10 remose. Aner lhat iln,e they are 10 be sci,
cd by he sheuii- and let out by tie year TO
he hi.hest bidder. 70 work Tor The bsncfi 81
the State. hose Who pr,-rr 70 ensiave them
.els,. are allowed % choose masters. tho lat
ier paying into the cor,n,on school fund the
amrons II which such blacks shall BE apprais-
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Rrrscr,ox % Posr.sr The si.gi- r.ss 81
'-s,er postage between ths United States and
Wartenburr. va fireman of Hamburg mail.
wlll IN fstnre te ffleen cents the siogle rate,
prspsynsn, optional.
The rate by he Bremen and Hombvrg line.
has hereiofore been twenty one cents. The
redue,ion re-uiss from the svsion II The King
II wsrteeaherg IN joining the Cetmsn.Au.-
trlsn Postal Us,on.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

i The eiiior of democratic paper IN
renn.yl-suis sallsopon All gasi mes 10 unite
to resist anl rebas~ thc \ lminisirNion "
know of 40 better Wy for god men % al
Psriles > rcblko he snsslerse and cl,rs grou.
eofrsp'iops Of BaehanA14 Co. than 10 Este in
opposition 70 every Candidate broogh. oai BY
The supporters II Dlshsnans administration
a. the tovn>hir aud city selections In April
snd May.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Sstr RtecsrR ps~rss-Nr. Js-ue- W
Hoyt. Collector foF ihe toxn Of waikiki. ny
has attached. and offers fer sale. "a rair of
BlOcmer pants, the property of Mr. Dr. Ly
dis sayer Hssbrooek. IN ssii.fas,ioa Ter tsx
IS due ssid to-n by the lady doctor. Mr.. II.
denies the right to tar vithoal grating the
privilege 90 vote.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

~ The .a'hor ~ "CAilae Haroli." While
~ Italy. hsd hsiwsi made for hgs owa- Nc
IL The battle fields of C;-ecce. Tbs, iteuiic.l
.Fsiele : ieh must have covered ~. b-sin 81
The great poet "naey tine sod oh. i nov
the oroameas ofs house in south Ros,on. I,
. 20 small that nine hc,fs oat Of ten tr-ing
u 90 would more than all IT,
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

sr A curious case has recently been drcia
81 IN Engiand NJ and Nrs. Hamblsax
we're both Killed ~ fallipg bulldog The
h,sband vas taken from the rains qaise dad
vhlle he BODY Of his wife vas quite warm
The question -. raised whethefit could -
safely pre.umei that the uife snrvised her
hasband. =. this would cause a variation 10
he distribution Of the properly. The court
decided against the supPcsiuoa.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

IL In he case II RvsAs rs. Etaas. fos d..
vorse. the irsy severed the beads ef snss,no
~, and granted - Mrs.. Essss $500 in ala
moay. fron al Ne esa leara "a ihls eass.
h. iaigasoi : S i sAesll Is
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

~ There is Young l.iy in Na.hine,on
City 50 Immensely rich. lhai her parents 10
ieud 70 divide her into stoek. and ~ n "a >
premium en- the shares Ths seems use only
way for her - secsrs husband, a. no oa~
riil spproach her for frU Of having lSslaae
huaiins is,eniicns imrutsd to ban
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

u A" "s~.rd Of silver cup. ~ss given 10
Mr.. Corey Barbour. for Two ser~s ef The bes,
eor~ raised IN this eoanty. Kaeh acre aver
aged one haadred and eighteen bushels and
thirty iwo pounds Of shellei corn. This We
AXE = = hsrd to beat hurrsh for cd yigo.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

cricsso Jpsr.-The father of Young
Bn'eh. -ho ~as acquitted q murder. N chi
csgo. day er tse since. gave the jury. who
cleared him champagne supper on the eve
ning sf'-F The verdict was rendered. Eleven
Ofths jarors attended. one. only. having The
deeency 70 stay a~ay
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Fss- D.r--3svernor Bsnk-. of N..s.ehu
setts. with he advice and consent Of he Exe
euuve coupcil. his appointed Thursday. the
7th day q April. to be observed - day OF
public fasiiug .ud prayer 10 that Sta.e.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

az 4 Mr.. Marital. cf Wsne.hoea connfv
III. a m"iher of two children. elopcd with
ite hired m.n named jones. during her hrs
bands absence. taking her children The
rnnswsys we're over'aken 81 Chicago. The
woman dee'sr.s thst he never viii 60 back
To her hss3and alive. A. BE absuei her: and
,ha, Jones dii not runaway with her, bu, she
ran away with Jones.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30


NJ. Editor Your Qnixotie corr .pondent
IN yesterdays Express mistakes harmless
drove OF sheer for crowd ~ bloodihirs'y
enemies Ii does not hecome me 70 argue the
stupidity of my former wonld be criticism.
vii therefore take mp nv ooneulnsion. lhai
wit defect rather the mark Of a defect
N she mind II is possesSor
The defect of which vii - mars. ~ this
the lack of accurate and Discriminating
Judgment This judgment i that which Ia
duce~ the order AID connection in our ideas.
which j. dennmiua'ed logic So with M nc
eurate judgment our ide are connected and
consistent with each other--,ach has is appro
pirate teislion AID place Ia the train of
'hougms-each owes it~ origin TO those that
have preceded it, aud IN ~ turn rivss birth
- thousand others. which sncc.rd
This order in IDEAS j. one of the highest
sources Of Intellectual enjoyment--it j. an At
tribute Of hat Spirit. who looked upon the
wilds of Chaos aud II Might. and With y
,honght. created wor l. dependent on each
other.
Can man possessed Of an accurate iadg.
msnt br very ~ittv mani answer. "a, Sir
wit consists IA Assembling ad puiung to
gsiher " th qnickne~- ideas ia which can be
'pnnd resemblance aud congruilv. by which
to make ~ pi~a-ant pictures. aid agreea bic
visions IN fancy" VII looks for resemblance
ia Ideas. otere~i,h - make pleasant pictures
judgment selects those thai are eenpccred
and that move in rank ADD order Wit seek.
Tor fsncsfal relsiians-iudgneni for logical de-
duesions. Then Judgment Is the zoe Of vat
ani the possession Of wit is a mark of deiec-
tive Judgment
1t does not follow bccau-e Mr.. Sake is the
wt'tirst poet alive. that he is the greatest fool
alive but II doe. follow. that he. being pos
sessed of vii IN = rare and brilliant degree.
Lacks accurate and Discriminating Judgment
sustain my position by quoting those lines
on ma'erual love:
"Bam with the baso whose little wailing moan
Ask aid and piiJ in world unknows."
The farl' lies upon the surface.
Mr.. SAKE is very witty. bnt there is little or
no palhos, that sweet, sal accompaniment Of
Wit in his productions Hi, wit j. dazzling
rsr.ly pathetic Hood makes The reader al
ieruately laugh aud weep-Saxc dazzles with
Wit but never makes the reader love him for
his melting tenderness What touch Of pa
thos drew a tear from the audience who heard
his poem on Love 2" A poets subject is
like an organ under the hands OF a performer
What soul subduint- heavcnlv barmpnies
should be produced from "Iover wha, deep
and ever varying melody would resPond to
he touch Of a master,
Mr.. Saxr's poem made me laugh laugh.
ed At the history Of his early loves--for nc
loved two at one time--laughed at the picture
# 4 model wifc--for it as that Of good
hoasekerrer-sud laughed NJ the other carica.
torres of the subtlest Of all passions for they
were witty, agreeable and fascinating. p
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

- The Portland Tran>oriri' says that
young man in Troy, who wrote % horac
Greeley. reque.ung hi- autograph. received
The following reply
young meu yoa can be N better business
than ~ srutiag Tor ars hody'S 1.tpgtaph
\ NKkaLtY.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

~ .. 2 Deck, J. opening al his new store
reoms. one oi the largest and most select
stocks Of boots and shoes ever hronghi to hi.
market The ladies wear is selected with
much taste. oT asuPericr quality and q toe
lslstsiYlcs.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

forarors--For The lsrgfs. and fines, pois-
so-- ever eshsbssed n thss city 20 70 ~.
Walkers Produce and Provision store on ilh
street sonsh sf The Post Office.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

II We understand. from letter from
Washington. that the Irish pstFiot "
smith . 8rien. viii probably welt this city
shortly.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

NkErfSs hs.s birds. a. familiar when
here. snd 81 regrs'ted when they leave, made
their frst spp.arance Yesterday.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

a. ". n roell has gone rsst--when be r.
iurns the seu firm ~iii have every thing TO
sell.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30
r. J. RYAN.

Clerk Of House of Rep.
The shsllon hess ei the sterco'ypel excuse.
hat such enacinaent would ..oonfni; the State
Tor The debt, viii appear TO every realer. 4
school hoy. ex'enuaiing h,s deiinq qnencv nv no
better excuse. should be "eni for the snnpl.s !"
and sent 10 ne FOO; % hi- class Tn. appr.,
hcnsion, II Ne can conceive of Il. beng ,eeAy
enier,sinel hy any one. places such alarrni.,-
ui'on par with he young woman 10 decl;.
ned maifimony, Tor lie fear that some If h.r
offspring. m their helpless year. might faii irs
to some heated oven and be horribly burned.
His logic must have been learned in ~. school
of "Rls' noiher." Who feared then. might
be sore danger in rn~Adling with ,te gun.
thoneh. u hsi neither lock. stock nor barrel.
Caution 81 good trait. though IN The case Of
these two respect able ladies. handed down by
tradition. as ia hat OF the dissenting. or dod0
ing membcrs Of the House. IL Wa cerisisi, ex-
IRENE.
l'ui seriously. the rejection OF this Bill. so
well-gnaf3ed as ], evidently l.. and after the
Attorney 9e-eral Of the State had officially
Pronounced u harmless. as respect. the State
dsIt. can hnd no justification. Iis passage
vas requested by the Trustees - necessary Tor
The 'nainsenanoe of the Canslby he people cor
their own beneft In vas earnestly urged. IN
behalf oi the Canal counties. by such citizen.
a. Judge Hanna, MAJOR Edsall. and Others. II
Allen: Siesfns Fisher. Of Wabash. Major Ri.
tine. OF Fountain; Chauncev Rose, Of Vivo.
aud Judge Foster. OF iandefture--roen who.
thirty years sgo. "bent the bash7 along our
primitive horse paths. and Who assisted m
laying The foundations ef our prosrrrou. Sta;e
when many Of those how echoins Tie silly
alarm about committing the State were vet
m their swaddlIng clothes. That the door ~
the Representative Hall should have been
radely shut N the face II such men. and their
respectful memorial treated With les respect
than = accorded 10 negro petitions. = al ir-
lolerable ,adignit,. Awarding 10 the Rep-e-
scntaiive, a. Ne would. the respect n ri.htfuIlv
due 10 bis station. ihesc are vet cases where
the rights and and Interests OF neglected
and repulsed constituency demand viudics-
ton
Nor is there an e1cuse in The passage ofih
/ bifihc MI, % called. i hat does net touch
lie case. Members were assured, uuequivo.
caiiy and repeatedly. both BY the Trustees and
the gentlemen referred to. that. as = fnssrsrs
Of relief for his ~ork. it. value was inst the
-arne A. - much brown Paper The Canal.
however, A. We understand. = - be immsii.
s,elp opened snd maintained through means
literally contributed. aud to be contributed hy
our business men. That they cannot have The
ssnct'on aud rn,teeiion u law Ia this ine.-
vIdsal eifpri. - IN the case of the White Va
~ Ceasl and the Madison Railroad, when the
Stale failed 10 maintain these works. j. hard.
| -hip. II.
IT Parsou Broeulow's fatnoas libel suits
Fi'li he fs'tersons. ~ Tennessee, have al
l f.~ui "a - his Triumphant act3ftal
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

a. The shofiness II lsl.is very often ewing
Z o .tie irreg lariiiss 81 the liver.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Il The "yfsxht Eiense. ln Iaai.uapo;i.
vSs sd for Sss 600 on Monday
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

Il The Hon. T. s shasier of AssbamA hs-
declined re eiecsser 70 Congress.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

- How sionli hu stand speak % a ~eeid
iIg wii,. Au.-" ~ dear ! love thee still
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

uudson. ~ the ere Uahff fffFftfs ueNpf>
th- rroprs-tv q rsnning any one f,r tsovernor
who i member of the present Legislature.
and insists that - Morton = ~ man. II
Judge Morton de.sr-- th~ nosnirston. we So
20 particular Fes.op Why he ~hsuld not have
~ We knov ~ sns whe voted Tor him ~
is56 tho would obieet. personal grounds
in leo though We thtnk tie gseef.l opinion
a. "a favor Of sofse ues msn.-isd 4rsfiesa
We presume thst IN a. individual posnt u
view Judge Norton does not desire 70 be The
Opposition car iidsfe forssovsrnor. bus se fevl
assured. II The people make The TeQees,. he
will take the 6sli We cannot srd~r>tsnd.
however. the force Of he editor 81 n Aa.s.s
csn's VIXEN he says thai he general
opinion i IN favor % so6ae new nsn We
were no, aw.re ~. Mr Mortoa was - 81
man either N years or politics. lie has been
before The people Il the STATE. for Office AT
srce. lie came before them On that occasion
bscase he was selected as The standard t's.rsr
ef the Republican party. ,nl waen he suoir
sf battle Vas llfed from that veil contested
held. IL vas found. the battle had hesn nobls
fought. aud ALMOST Won
wseannot .sy what - thc general opin.
ion" prsva,ling II the Capital. where slrnosl
evsrv other mao .. an a-pafant far aah~rns-
toral hopors. bst Ia has portsoa of the state
We speak adYis-dly ~hsn we say. that aisnos;
The en,ir, opposition 70 the Democrats party.
:. IN fs.or Of o. +. Moften as their next can
didsie fcr Governor.
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

]. r J Rran. Clerk II the Hoa>e II Reor..
senfative~ certify that the foregoing is a cor
ret copy Of the original Senate bill. with Ell
CROSSED amendments thereto, ~ named in the
utie. bnt ~hieh failed 10 pas the House N the
regular session of i~5e
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1859-03-30

IT Parsou Brownlow'> fainoas ,hel suits
Fi'li he rs'terson- n Tennessee. have al
fs-eiel IA his tiumIhau, acqsft,al.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-26
DR.. bakers Pain Panac@.

Nv Pofa Pda0cde composed entirely Of healing gums,
and vegetable oils and herbs It perfectly safe for the
most delicate 70 most sincerely say, that nave
never known any however delicat 10 be injured oy IN
the least wI continue 10 ash the Afiicted who have
not used H. TO try for the following dsealeS they ara
not satisfied with i healing properties the money will be
eheeruy refunded BY the agent where the medicine 10 Tor
sale.
N Won hare pdins In ire Stomach or BOsreta, Try dos
Of Pain PAnAee internally battle e1ternsy over the part
affected and you will at once restore the proper action
and relieve the pain
II you Adcs Barn, keep the parts covered with cot
ton wet with Palm Panace. This will In few minutes
draw out the Gre, and the pain.
Uyow hare Braiss or FoWRd, battle II we'll with the
Pain Panacae four times day. Il will relieve the pain
and take all the poison, and heaIhe wound In shOF
time
u you are sxeersM0 from Neuralgia or RNsSmdfir
Paths apply the Pain PanNeae freely and take dose
n IOtsEnalls mOEnlng,- and nIsht vii SOt Oaly
cure the pain. but vii the Of the disease
n yoS AGCe A~ DvsPeHsid. and your food dlStresse'
your stomach shsr eating take dose Of Palm PAnAeae
amer each meal
u yOH hare a CdnkerNd or Sore Mouth or 7Aro1f, HP'
ply the Pain Panacae the effected parts and garge the
mouth or throat three or four times . day.
II yoS hdre ne DtdrrAD6, or relaxed state Of the
bowels take few doses Of Pain PAnaeae, and they will
soon be restored II you have painful swelling, battle
the parts freely and you will relieve the pain, and
the rwelIns will be reduced. you have severe tooth.
ache. sppy the Pain PanaeSe piece Of cotton, and
battle the gum ct the time will stop the pin 10.
.,antiy.
U yoE hare been Binya bgd Splitter, any other In.
sect, suns BY Bees, take hDe salt mix With the Pain
Panacse, and apply to the Parla.
II yoM hdra a Pain In Ehs RredSf, Side Rdck or Kill
Rsys, battle the parts affected mOrnneAnd night At the
time take dose Ofihs PAnAeae internally.
n a mother hare CdENd BredN, appy the Pain Pan
aeae hot 10 II can be borne.
n yo" feel chilly to'd, though you going to
have = fever. take dose Of Panacae.
UyoM hare Ho""d, CHf, or GdNa q" your NoSe, ap
ply the Pain VAnacse will take out all the innAmatiOn
and heal the sore In . short time.
Sold By all the principal druEg'i'. and y
PARK WHITE, Agents.
1a5 Washington street, San ETADcsco.
PETIT CuOA1E, AG-ntS, PiAcerviIe. 70 Sm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-26

Be VIoILANr-GO to the polls early this
morning, remain there all dEy, prevent any
frauds from being perpetratcd, any spurious
votes being cast; guard against the tricks
and expose the false reports, idle rumOrs and
plausible misrepresentation Of the opponents
Of the Democracy. Keep a sharp look Out
for spurious Tickets and lying hand bills. I'm
scrupulous and insidiOus foes are at work, and
they need watching. Be vigilant, DO active
until the polls close.
RIcH.-A mining claim in the town Of Yreka,
according to the Journal pays . weekly div
idsnd Of one hundred and twenty dollars IA
the share. That pApsr intimatcs that they
have other claims Of the same sort
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-26
PLXCRRVILLE POST OFFICE.

TIME MAILS for Sacramento, San PrancISco and all
parts Of this State close every day 1t o'clock, p NJ
The mails for the Atlantic States, Europe, Oregon and
Washington Territory close about the 3Fd and 18th
each month, (except when those days come Eatur-
day, and then they will close the day previously 81 10
o'clock p. 81
The Mails Overland VIA Los Angeles cose ct this ONCE
semi. weekly, Wednesday, aud Fridays at O'clock
NJ Letters intended 30 By this roEte must be mark
ed " via Los Angeles"
The Mails for GriHEy Fiat close at this ONCE every
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning at O'Clock
The MATHS for Newtown. CedaTville and Indian Dig.
Engs close o'clock, A. ~, on Mondays. Wednesday,
and Fridays
The malls Cold Springs and Coloma close every d.
Sundays excepted ~ O'Clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Flat, and Georgetown Malls close
at eK o'clock every day, Sundays excepted.l
The Overland Mails TO st. Josrph Mo-, via Carson Val.
lev and Salt Lake City, close Semi Monthly wrdnrs
day morning at O'Clock. Letters intended to be Sent
BY this mall must be marked, D." ria. sat City"
0PHICE H0URS.-From O'Clock, A. NJ, TIL ~, 81.
and from l. I'LL 5, p. ~, (sundAys exeepted)
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-11-26
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DIT virtue Of 80 E1ssSsioe issUsd eat Il Justice
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DATED Il epaAisA Fiat, this - CAV e. OvsmAoy a.
>. leO9. JAMES u. HUGHES,
tel cssstabls II OsdtsS Kelsey TOWHiAip.