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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

THE PRIzE FIGmr.-The account Of the prize.fght
between Savers and Heenan, published in the E"i"n
some ten day ago, was substantially correct. Later
intelligence proves the correctness of the report first
received. llrcnan won the light but VAS uug,nrr.
ouSy tr, atcd by the friends Of the defeated Cham.
pinn." Savers has lost his proud title. lie surrcn-
ders it ungrnccfully aud in MANNER not al all
CrcdItablr 10 bis ialnr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, to all persons having
claims against the Estate of 4. T. TAYER, deceased
to present the same with the necessary vouchers to the
undersigned Administer ~ said Estate at his office in the
town Of II Dorado III Dorado county, California, within
ten months from the date hereof the will he for
ever barred by law. CIT MEREDITH,
Public Administrator and Administrator Of said Estate
May 18th, 1864. m2.it
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

ADMITTED TO THE BAR. J. Williams, Esq, Of
Georgetown, was yesterday admitted to practice
nm Attorney at.law in the District Court of the lth
judicial District.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

LARGE SrRAwBERRIEs.--W were shown some
strawberries taken from the garden Of Mr.. Bnswan'
ger, remarkable fer their size. Some of them meas.
urcd four and half inches in circumference. They
we're dcllclouslv sweet and Juicy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

HEusrox, HASTINGS Co., of Sacramento, have
the best assortment of clothing and furnishing
goods in that city, and withal are polite and accom-
Inodarng to ell who pay them 9 visit. See card in
another column.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Ar MEDICAL HALL can be found large and select
atock Of pure drugs and medicines. Those tho would
have white teeth and sweet breath should get package
OF WhitsS AntisePttO Dentifrice. Mr.. W. alsO keeps
constantly on hand large assortment Of fancy articles
ees card elsewhere.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
Tn,Evrs ARorSp.-On Wednesday afternoo

THIEVES ARorNn.-On Wednesday afternoon. a
scamp entered the store Of Wolf Bros by the back
door. and stole thence the coat of Mr.. Wolf 1t
was afterwards discovered that he had pawned it at
Pawn.brokcrS, which fact led to his arrest and
commitment To the station house. He gave his
name as O'C"nncll to Under Sheriff Coddngton,
who arrested him, aud said that he hailed from Au-
burn. Judge Oates sent him to Jail for twenty
dave
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

MAxsLArGnrEn-The young man. Fountain Will
liams, WIN killed the Chnnman Mt Georgetown, on
the 95th of March last, was yesterday found guilty
Of manslaughter.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. to all persons having
IN claims against the Estate OF r. H. B0DLEY deceased
to present the to the undersigned Administrator Of
said Estate, at his Office In the Of Fl Dorado, Fl Do
rodo county California within ten months from the date
hereof, or the same will he forever barred by law.
Gil. MEREDITH, Public Administrator,
ml2 It and Administrator of said Estate.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

VALUABLE PROPERTY
- FOR SALE. -

valuable Lot, in Upper PacervIle, eliRhly<r4A
located for business 100 feet front by ~ feet deep. will he
sold reasonable terms II has on two budingS-one
con Portable Dwelling House. the other Shop used
as barhr Shop, with dry cellars attached to each, and
number Of fruit trees, of different varieties The lot IL
well Of pure and failing water is in the center Of
the lot aud for irrigation convenient and be-
had by little labor. II wl no sold at a bargain For
terms, etc. inquire ut LIE CAMS BARBER SlIOP, the
premises. ml?.im
-. Sacramento Cni0n copy one monh, and send bill
to this Office.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
III THA

At Spanish Camp, on the 10Th inst. the lie Of VIM
f. Kirhsam, If TWIN DAUGHTERS
In this city, on the 10Th inst the wife Of l.. Philip
VI a sos
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

VIZ. NJ. BRADSHAW & Co. presented MS with a
large assortment Of the very latest Atlantic news.
paperS, picturials and magaziDcS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
PARTNER WANTED.

4 ACTIVE WORKING MAN, with a cash capital Of
N three hundred dollars hear Of eligible oppn-
unity To get into good paying business by addressing
~ y Post Otc rlarcrNilr, giving name and address.
Eia ims
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

8. HAERLs, on the Plaza, has = spsndd assortment
Of newspapers, magazines and pictOraS Of the latest
dates.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

IT Width IT,
PLhiir Administrator 81 dorado { lunty.
STATE NJ CNiVoRNtt. C"r>rY ~ II prRtpo.
Ch Mrr"di,h h"iag fv sworn says thu, TIE Htc going
true statement II all Estates which have h..
bands the value II the nearly be ascrr
t. nri thu al"Int o. pad cNp,ncs. and ihA balance
thereof r"na't,l.c IL It- hnid~. CT. MEREDITH
SubSlibed aud before tbs i2h day - Ma.
4, u l>6'. JAMES JOHNSON.
mig It County badge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
PUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS REPORT

C,TATE or CALIFORNIA, } ~ pponITr CoI,nT
Now comes CI MEREDITH Public Administrator Of said
County and present, the following as his Sem Annual
Report ri the condition OF the several Estates now in
his hands:
ESTATE or J. II. GUTHRTE-Lctcrs issued Feb II, $500
Inventory filed Fcb. I'D STD:
Amount Of persnnal property per inventory 4lul 20
Amount realised by sale and collection l23 -
Amount Of claims allowed. ............... ~ ~
Expenses as paid including Public Administrators
ESTATE 0F WILLIAM GtiNH-Lrtprs issued February
2>th, $50; Inventory flied April I'D, l~do: -
Amount 81 personal property inventor"d .... SUE u
Amount as realized from sale in part .....''. y -.
Amount Of claims allowed. Observation-Disclosures. "'"t ~
Expenses as paid, including charges y" -
ESTATE OF T. CHAPMAN granted March I2iIi.
! ls6'; Inventory filed Mar h 18Th, lSt1
Value Of personal property Hs appraised - ~ Wv
NAue If real estate. ............. 2O0 on
Amount received as yet, nothing.
Claims allowed. ...... ..... ........ lnG o.
Expenses paid TO date .......... ~ 20
ESTATE or HIGH MoOHEY-Iercrs de bonIs non, is.
| sued March 18th. ls'ab:
Nominal value Of property turned over by former
Amount collected and arising from sales 81? ~
Outstanding debts, collected l.t91 20
Expenses, II, udinr Administrator charges ~ -
Suit brought in District Court, llh Judicial District
May ID To Of Dl Brown defendants, 1859 u"
| against said Estate. and Is now prultug.
Claims allowed nv former Administration &c.. ... lbs o.
ESTATE or JAMES TvENBrII-Lc'ters de bonis nom
/ Issued March - Il. iSG1
Value Of personal PR periy rs appraised 4iiG ~
Am"ant OF ''hsci'on'.'.. '.'.'....,.'.' !" "
! No property soil.
Amount oi paid eXpcnstE to date. ......... II "a
Amount allowed r 5. Dorsey, former Adninn'r. 20 M
Amoun Of claims allowed Vi 80 g.
ESTATE OF + BtLDIC-Lrtcrs issuvc April 9th. &c
Real estate, rs appraised. ........,.. 4ith III
Amount collected &C.. ............. ..... 80 an
Expenses paid ................ 10 q
ESTATE or r. II. BUDLkY Letters issued May 18th
| Inventory not returned.
Pald expenses ..Fsl
ESTATE OF :. T TIIAYER-Irter' i>sr'i May ; 1851:
Valnr II personal property ~ nvehtortd fI'1 0o
Expenses paid -......... ............. d Wi
No property soli nor money cole, ted
4 tii MEREDITH.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

NoHlNArED.-Ata meeting Of Neptune Engine Co
No. /, held at their hall, on Thursday evening last
John T.. kunkcr was unanimously declared tht
nominee of said company for the Office II Chic
Enginrer-the election to be held on TUESDAY even
ing, May 29h at the City Hall. at halfpast O'Clock
AT the same meeting. james Bailey was elected
foreman If the company, vice :. 7. Gage, resigned
and NJ {. M"tzlcr first assistant foreman, vice jas
Bailey, promoted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

THE Carson Valley correspondent Of the San
Francisco H"Httin is intensely butter in his dcnnn
ciaii"nS Of the PlacervIlle ronte and our citizens
The fellow is a fool or knavr--a ioni If he thinks
any person will believe his malicious ts-a kiiavr
il he miSrrprc>rnis for pay. We presume he Is Il
fellow that owns an interest III a rival hut not
Travelled route. md is Down the Pacerville route
l"catt>t II prevents him from swtdng the public.
We shall attend to his ease in our next.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
Notice is Hereby Given,

VlI Mt the undersigned ntcnde to apply TO the Board
of Supervisors of FL Dorado County, for a renew al
of his license, the sth day Of May for the year lS0,
for fcrrIiug the American RIVER at Oregon Bar
between Colnma and Auburn. S. {. MILLER.
Oregon Bar, April ~, 1860. a2S.3t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
SUN MONS,

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County ~ III ncrndo-Jus
- tres Court, Mountain Township Tn People Of the
Sttie NJ California; 10 TilnS GRIZZLIES NRARSE MILES
aid J. |. FLEMING, greetii g:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear h"'rc me. 1t my
off in Mountain Township, of the C"uny ~ II Dnralu
the l9h day II August A. u. i>6" Mt IL a., .ock. "
To unto the compliant uf Henry Leeds Cole who
tn" Of two hundred dollars for bal.
dIt account when Judgment will lac iAkrn against
You for the said amount together with and damage
II yon IA to appear AMI answer.
To ~" Sheriff. any {, nS,ahlc o. said Comfy greet.
ing MAKE legal service and due. return hereof.
Given under my hand t,ns tcuih DAY 81 MAY Il l<ju.
JUN &. Mcguire.
Jus.ic" ~ the Peace in and for sad TOWNSHIP.
The proper HI lavt having been made md paced ON
h- NY ni -. T. autlorz" the issi4urr Of All der 81
publication is hereby ordered that the abovr summons
be published In n newspaper published in Paccrve,
called the Mountain Democrat for term Of three months
from the 10Th day OF May. iI a, the expiration Of which
time service Of said summons shal he deemed complete
ml9 an JOHN e. Mcguire, ! +.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

KILLED Among the killed in Mai Ormshy :
command we notice the names Of Michael Tagg and
John Mcti"ven. Young men from this place 1t is
said that they both fought gannily and fell covered
with wounds. Peace to their ashes.
BtcK-Wc Yesterday welcomed bark 10 this citv'
orr old and esteemed friend GeorgcM Condrc, Esp.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
DIED.

DIED.
In Upper Placervle, May IIih, Laura Jane, wife
q. Raymond IN the -! year of her age.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
IMPORTANT TO BAKERS,

II s"k"ep':s. " .i't'. A.! a.! c'.aFs who
d"N!r" TO tAN"Root ir"Si,
DI' lltls ~ r,A.'I t. -,1 N..o.' "rr,,,
Ia 80 ~. ~, ltt't...',' .tl, l.,t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NvOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. to all persons having
" claims against the Estate If MANDrS WlIITEMAN,
deceased to present the with the necessary vouch
20 the undersigned Administrator Of said E-;t-
his cffp in the t"wn Of III Dorado. ~ Dorado County,
California within ten months from the date hereof the
same will be forever barred Ivy law
Gil. MEREDITH, Public Administrator.
AMI Administrator OF sad E.tat".
May IS ls60. ml9.N
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-05-19

Notice.-There viii be Meeting of the
IL Dorado County Agricultural Society At Colmi, on
saturday! ia" 9th If June. lNGo. y full a';,udau, 4
the members desired business of importance " ~ be-
brought before the nr,trE. Il, or!trof tine rrr,,dcEt
\. II. HAwlEY. Sec'ry.
Cn'nma, May 10Th, IA'1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09

ACCTrrNT ON EXTRA Track or THu tGHrH Az
RAILROAD, AlIsorp TO M lIIKesty LAID pows.-An
adjourned inquest held yesterday before Coroner
Gamble. at the house Of W. Bauy, !SI Eighth avenue
Fy first street. touching the death Of Clara Ja,c
Lat deceased and her bro,hcr aged eleven were snoes
cd down by the afternoon OF the goth ult, and
deceased received severe Injuries causing teanus which
terminated IN death the LIST inst The inquest ad
iovrned from the 80 inst for the purpose OF obtaining
evidence 90 the legality Of the third extra track
which laid down in May last extending from Fifty
nist street TO near Forty eighth street. and upon which
the accident occurred 20 deceased Francis Dayton In
speotor Of street incumbrancer csthed the 18th Of
July la. here by order OF the street Commission
attended by eight men, TO remove the west or extra
track had served notice three days before; before
mencpg 20 take up the track saw Oliver Charck
the superintendent Of the Railroad Company who re-
quested me 10 wait until he had the street Comms
r. main for ten or twelve days be has been again notified
that the time has expired % remove the track has not
e, been taken Up The jury rendered the 1owiss yer
result q injuries received BY being run over BY the
Eighth Avenue Railroad car No ., the goth Of July
dent would rot have occurred ii the extra track on which
il happened bad not been laid down.
TINS TRrE TcHr,- Ere Mir. James Kerrigan desires
US to state that Monday light last he assisted police
man to arrest who was behaving in a disorderly
In the lager beer saloon OF Broadway and
Broome street which led 10 the statement that he had
gore there with party Of rowdes and then engaged in
free fight
srspAr ExcrRsoSs 70 CENTRAL PARK, HARfxu AMI
Hos BEreE-ou Sunday next the Harlem Railroad Com.
pary commence . new arrangement In the running OF
their trains by extending the trips Of the Central Park
trains 70 Harlem Bridge, thereby sording the residents
OF southern westchesicr opportunity Of visiting the
Park, as well rs citizens Al Harlem Bridge the
trains viii connect with the steamboats, plying 10 and
from the High Bridge The trains will leave Thirty
cond street Tor Harlem every half hour from nine A. NJ
III bali past seven M stopping at Central Park station,
lorkve and 1oe,h street From one t half past seven
7. the Central Park trains viii leave Thirty second
street every fifteen minutes connecting with the Fourth
avenue cars TO and from the Astor House
sriOnx oy Yor~e GpsAv.-Esry last evening, \
young Conan named George Rupert, residing al No 10
svcbue A, con- United suicide By taking dose Of arsenic
The deceased lad been sick fer time and fearing
bic dfcsse was incursbe ~ of despair be took the
poison. An jr9uts wiD lie beld 10 day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
City Intellfgemce.

NKw METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH Yesterday after
noon the corner stone Of . new Methodist Episcopal
church laid, with all due religious observance 10
Twenty fourth street, Ninth avenue. The principal
part Of the ceremony was gone through by the Rev.
Bishop James assisted Drs Osborn and Foster AT the
time apo nted (three oclock) there was goedy as
semblage OF females, old and young, emily the irer
part OF the congregation under the spiritual OF the
pastor Rev. Mr. Ferris who appeared to take much nte
rest In the proceedings There WERE however, scarcely
dozen present The members Of the Method t church
comprised within the mission OF which The Twenty fourth
street church forms part were deprived OF their former
place OF worship by fire some twelve months ago Since
that time they have regularly met under a temporary
roof but in hopes Of speedily assembling In temple
Efforts Of the congregation TO this end have not been In
van and yesterday 200 800 people present
at The ceremonies laying the stone OF their
church The announcement that stone 70 be
laid might imply that the work but
nros,ssses that The services on ,ha occasion wars
performed within the new walls and roof Of the building
The ground was purchased some time for the OF
Geo, and the estimate for erecting the church Is hxed
at s60o0, and II 10 expected that delay will be ex.
perieneed in completing II. The services yesterday
commenced by The assembage singing the ls5th hymn
After which An impressive prayer was delivered by the
Rev. Dr. Osborn. The Rev Dr. Thompson then delivered
short aedress which was succeeded by brief statement
Of the state Of the mission by the the Rev Mr. Fer
Is Aeolecton was then made, and subsequently Bshop
James deposited IN the stone some documents setting
forth the circumstances attending the erection Of the
church, &c. The services concluded with singing, after
which the ladies returned TO their homes.
The JAPANESE swnprE-CoRRscnox.- the report OF
Councilman Lents remarks bis repentance for having
voted for the attempt at robbng the city treasury
reporter unintentionay msrepresnted his closing
Mr. Lent said that he would rather be accused
OF extravsgance, incompeiercy-anything but dis
honesty" He did not this language Although
The Board might be accused OF extravaganza and nco
potency and dishonesty he would vote for the
currcnce with the Aldermen" We would suggest the
proprety OF Mr. Lents raising his voice slightly above
whisper and OF arranging his language In sort Of
shape the next time he makes oraorca effort In the
Board 90 that the reporters make good guess at
what be may wish TO say TO the public through the
columns Of the press
The wKAimR-Yestsrdsy proved TO have been ole Of
the hottest days have had this About
O'Clock rain storm threatened for little while; bat
unluekiy passed, and Phobps let down on the city
with even more intensity and warmth. In The HxRAtD
oce The mercury stood as follows al The hours named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
Police Intelligence.

CovSrruxn MoSKy.-Elen Mcknight was taken into
custody by policeman Woodbury. charge Of passing
counterfeit IS bin on the Addison Bank Of Addison New
York at the Of Charles Dorscher, No 81 Sprt
street The prisoner had made previous attempt to dis
pose Of counterfeit the Of Frederick Never
NJ rs Marion street. Justice Steers COMMITTED the
prisoner for trial
John Newman, a native Of Greenwich, Conn va, ar.
rested a similar charge. The accused, II appears,
passed counterfeit IS bill on the Bslston SPA Rank at
the store ~ Nicholas Houseman, No IL East Broadway.
A counterfeit IS, on the Merrmack Bank OF Haverhii,
Mass also Passed by the prisoner at the store OF
". Dodge, No. $50 Chatham street. The prisoner
brought before Justice Steers, when, after long
animation, he wns committed for trial. Newman subse
qucnty procured bail in the q 81 600 when he was
released from custody.
MoRn DsoRprRIY Horsrs BRoKtS Ur-rhe police Of
the Fifteenth precinct paid visit TO The fashionable re
sort Of Mrs Jane McCready 143 Eighth street. Tues
day night and arrested the propretors and over dozen
the Inmates On the same night the Eighth precinct
police paid visit 10 similar establishment located at
No so Greene street kept by Mrs Anna N,ack The
prisoners In both instances brought before Justice
Connolly, and held for examination.
CHlRoE OF RECEIVING SToIIS Goors.--Jonas saoroan a
pawnbrokcr doing business at No las Grand street. was
taken custody yesterday by policeman Golden Of the
Sixth precinct. charge Of receiving gold watch and
chain with guilty know ledge Ths property stolen
from walter r. James Of No 24& Canal street, BY ad
william Heany and. II IL alleged, sold by the
latter to Saoman for So Justice Weh held the accused
for trial.
C1r1rtr or Brncrars Richard o'Hen and william
Mesauley were taken into custody by policeman Hutch
rousy entered The dwelling Of Jas H. Lyons No. 20 Jane
street and stealing tbcrem about $50 worth OF proper
~. Justice Connolly committed the prisoners for trial
CoRrrcrox speaking Of a riot which occurred In
the ffih ward Friday last, unntentionsly ocated
the al No 3TS Greenwich street instead OF No 33
the opposite side Of the street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-09
Brooklyn City News.

Srircuox oF DurcArrs rHs DorCLss 9rArr CONVEY.
noSThe delegates chosen at the primaries on Tuesday
net In Assembly conventions yesterday afternoon and
asccrtsned selected the following Delegates and
altenates 10 the Douglas State Convention at Syracuse
Second Distrct-Maihew Murphy, delegate Lawrence
Hancy, alternate Third District-tdiourned tn this
ev,ning. Fourth Dstrict-James Duffy, delegate John
Burts, alternate.
Form DrovNfp.--rhc body OF an unknown woman was
found in The water Of Bay Ridge on Monday. The Dc.
ceased IL supposed TO be about forty years o fc and
was dressed in n calico ssck deaine SKIRT and inds
rubber slippers Tho body had been In the water but
few days. There marks Of violence An inquest
was held by Coroner Bennett, and a verdict Of Found
drowned" was rendered.
pHowsfp IN CIsrynS. "A child named Margaret Welsh,
aged abovt years residing al No Garrison street.
fen into clstern al the OF the house Tuesday
evening, and drowned
THr FscArrD CoSvcrs Nine OF the convicts who
escaped from the pentcntary Monday succeeded in
getting away. Their names are John Rogers I'd Flood,
Richard Thompson, W. VI Mario, James Downey, W II.
Rogers James Quackenbusb, Charles Williams and Tho
NcQuade. They were OF work on the new LuDatc
Asylum building under the charge Of i've assistant keep
Crr