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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

IIlscs every article IN tDe
Clothing and Furnishing Line.
We have constantly on hand Me largest stock and great
est variety Of CASHMERE WOOL AND STRAW HATS OF
any house In the y and prices for these goOs Are
less than those OF other house. receive them d.
rect from the manufacturers, COMPONENT
Our stock Of SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS Ia partic-
uAry attractive, and the great feature to the COUNTRY
MERCHANT the unusually low priceless than the cost
Of inportaon. We also keep the STAPLE ARTICLES in
The DRY GOODS line which goods have purchased in
nus market under the HAMMER, and Offering them
NEW YORK COST, AND LESS.
We publish this CARD in order That may make new
acquaintancea and induce those who not
purchased OF US to call and nspe, our stock.
All that we ask opportunity to SHOW THE GOODS
and name the prices and have fear Of the result
Good articles and Low PRICES are the great irfduce.
mens to all who purchase to sell again Merchants who
buy OF us can make good profit and sell their custom
ers NJ n low figure.
We remain, respectfully, your obedIcnt servants,
BADGER LINDENDERGER
Wholesale Clothing and Int Warehouse,
Nos. log and lO5 Battery street,
I-"m San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
NOTICE 10 OoNTRAOToRa.

NO14OH TO VONTHAOYOHB.
SEALED PROPOSALS. Sor haldinR a BRIDGE
~ across GAmolers 0ulch, At GeoFEsaoWu WIl b r.
eeved oy the undersigned until oclock p a. on oat1r.
day. the Ssth Inst, At which time the contract Wn Be-
awarded 10 the lowest responsible bidder.
Fur specifications Apply 10 The uadeFslSnsA a ne Daar
House. Il PTIRdR
Road overseer o. Gseseslewn DlSlFssA.
Georgetown May 18Th, lSs0--ssd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

NOTICE TO CREDETORa.
NOTICE n HERKDY GIVEN, % an parsoaa Aavln,
1N claims asAlnsa the EaAts 81 9. = TaAHEA daooaS01
TO present the same with he neeeaEY vOnoheVO d ~
undersigned, Aamlnsaoe q sala msaaaN a ~ 60 -
town Of 9 nOEAde, u DegaAe eesasxS 0anAsWla, weAl
ever barred hy law. on. ~ ~
HSelc As@iS!s.raasr. and AaalAlsaEaAos e - -
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-09

NorC1 n HRRRnY eIVKR, = e - nav0,R
IN elAin. against Ne nslAes - > = 81 S1NS19
~ : s' Ssss' ~ !, 49, =. 80: sls e
rodo county, oAAl6RAlA, ulAA - 1sz1A1 oOA - -
hereof o. The UAMe vtll = AEsysf eesse4k9b1
Hl9 4 aaa AaazEIsasP ef - nSS,
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

Az ITEM FOR "LoDGE" GOERs.-The Voice Of
Masonry makes some sensible suggestions to
Lodge members, advising punctuality and sea-
sonable hours. Working until late hour of the
night, the editor argues, prejudices communities
and families against fraternal societies, no mat
ter bow usefully the time may be spent, or what
reasons may demand it, Circumstances often
require the attendance of members until the
'wee small hours Of the morning." which the ed
itor thinks might be remcdied by assembling
punctualy at the hour, and making proper use
of the time while in session. In connection, Mr..
Morris relates an incident which occurred sever
al years ago, while he was lecturing a country
Lodge in Tennessee. The clock nearly told the
hour of one, when a note signed by the wives of
eighteen members was handed him, with the re-
quest that be read it to the Lodge. 1t ran
"C0me home at ten, We'll not complain;
Eiecen gives Us inward pain;
Tlcelve makes us fear for husbands veal
One, and sad tears abundant steal
TrO-could we more unhappy be z?
None but brute would stay till three :"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
SRERIFF SALE.

DY VIRTUE or A DECREE AND ORDER
ID of sale issued out OF the 9th judicial District
Court Of the State of California in and for the
county of Trinity. on the 18Th day Of December
A. d, 1859, and duly attested on the 8th day of
February. \. d., 1860 and to me directed and
delivered, for judgment rendered ia said Court
on the 18Th day of December, A. D., 1883, in ia
vor Of Frank Loranz, Henry Loranz and Lewis
Raab, and against Joseph McGilivray and Bar
bata McGillivray, have Gin accordance with the
commands of said decree aud order of salc) lev
led on the following described property, to wit :
All those Two certain pieces or parcels of land
lying on Trinity river, in county and State afore-
said, about two and e-half miles above the
North Fork of said river, one lot commencing at
Il bluff of rocks on the lower end of Fat on The
north side Of Trinity river, and running thence
up said river one mile to a stake, thence back
from the north bank of said river onc-qnarter of
Il mile to stake, thence following down said
river one-quarter of mile distant fIom said
bank, one mile, and thence to the place of begin
ming, which was originally taken mp and recorded
on September 9th, 1852, by j. H. Pillsbury, in
book c. pages IS aud 46.
The other lot commencing at a stake set on the
south bank of said river opposite the bar known
as Baker Bar, thence following up the bank of
said river one mile, thence at right angles with
said line one fourth of a mile to IA stake, thence
down, following the meander Of the river one
fourth mile from said river, one mile to a stake,
thence at right angles with first drawn line and
parallel with eastern line of this claim, one fourth
OF Il mile to the place OF beginning, originally
located and recorded by Thomas Malone, April
4th, 1853. in book c. page lGl, in Recorders
office in said county, the whole comprising the
property known as j. w. McGilliyray's ranch,
together with all and singular the tenemcnts he
redltamenis and appearances thereunto be-
longing or in any wise apperlaining, and notice
is hereby given that on
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
SOLE TRADER NOTICE.

GtTATE OF CALIFORNIA-CouNTY OF TIN
y IrY.-On this Sth day OF February, A. D.,
1860, before me, NJ. +. Griffin, County Clerk in
aud for said county, personally appeared Julia
Gallagher, ii married woman resident Of said
county, who being duly sworn, according to law,
declares her intention Of carrying on aud doing
business in her own name as Sole Trader, accor-
ding to the Statutes of this State in such cases
made and provided. The business to be carried
on and conducted by this declarent is ranching,
teamng, cutting and selling frewood and trad
ing generally i'll said county in her own name
and on her own account from and after this date
And this declarent further declares that the II.
mount invested in said business is less than FIVE
thousand dollars her
JULIA 4 GALLAGHER.
mark.
Witness my hand and Official seal this 9Th
LL.s.l day Of February, A. D., 1860.
NJ. Il. GRIFFIN,
1Jw. County Clerk.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
A CARD.

DR.. NAuDE, from Paris, having been absent
from this county for two years, announces to the
citizens Of Weaverville and vicinity that he has
determined to make this his residence. having
been a citizen of this county from 1850 TO 1857
since which time he has practiced medicine in
Shasta county.
DIR. Naude treats specially adynamic diseases.
intermittent and remittent fevers, chronic and a
cute rheumatism, phthisic in all its stages, Syph
aletic diseases, recent or secondary. Diseases OF
children-whoopng cough, Group, and other kin
dred complaints, promptly cured, and diseases to
which females are subject at any period of life.
His Office is permanently fixed at the New York
Hotel. tell4l3t.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN tie PrO5ate Court Of lie county Of Trinity and
,State Of (ahf0rna-
In i'se matter Of the Estnte Of HE0RACE
SVXEH, deceuscd

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in pursu-
! ' ance Of an order Of the Probate Court of the
said comfy Of Trinity, made the 9th day Of
February, A. D., 1860, the undersigned Admins
traitor of said Estate will sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder for cash, on
Saturday, the Sd day OF March,
A. d., $50, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the village Of
North Fork, in said county in front of Nickel *
Brothers 5 store, the following described real es-
tate
One undivided one-half of the sawmiIl and
appurtenancee. situate above the village of North
Fork, and originally built by Buck d Carter
Also, one-half Of one-fourth interest in Ger
tain water ditch, conveying water from North
Fork to North Fork gulch;
Also, one undivided halt Of that ranch known
as Eagle Ranch situate on the mountain on
the south side OF Trinity river;
Also, one undivided half Of the Brick yard
lot situate west Of the village of North Fork, all
lying aud being situate in said county of Trinity.
S. W. MCCLURE, Administrator.
Weavervile Feb. 10, 1860. 4lt.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

- TIE Voice cf .HdSouy and IiGmgs from the
Cr0n," semi-montbly Masonic journal published
at Louisville, KY has been furnished us' by +.
Neblet, Esq, of this place. The paper is edited
by Rob. Morris, great Masonic light, and judg-
ing from the contents Of the number received, is
an excellent organ Of the cause it espouses. The
paper is printed at 5 100 a year. Mr.. Neblett is
agent for Trinity county
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
PRETTY ALLrsIox.-Afltr addressing his fel

PRETTY ALLUsloN.-After addressing his fell
made the following alluson to his good old wife
"And now, fellow citizens, please to consider
that | have been standing already half an hour
on this stage in the north end of our city, while
matronly lady, dwelling in South street. has
been expecting me to pay her visit, at least of
ceremony, which has already been due eight
mOnthsn
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

CoNTEMPTIBLE.--The telegraph report informs
MS that when Seward made his appearance in the
Senate, lie was avoided by all Democratic mem-
bers save Douglas and Pugh. What pity that
members Of thai body could not extend kindly
welcome to a brother Senator and all because of
different political opinion. Such treatment to a
inan Of Seward's talent in fact the greatest OF
them all, in that respect smacks of jealousy, aud
looks exceedingly awkward and uncharitaLle to
outsiders
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

SAN FkANcISCO FoRTnCArIONS.-- General Tot
ten still remains in San Francisco, not enjoying
his leisure, but buster man than most of his
Juniors. lie has scaled the most preciptous
accessible nights Of Lime Point with an eye to
The fortifcation Of the entrances to our harbor
His men he has sent back into the country and
up the coast, from the point, to discover where
"a hostile force could be landed in the rear. Exact
ly what the General decides TO recommend in
Tie way OF additional public works does dot yet
come Oni.- RMLfiiu.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

GRAND JrRlEs.-Quite Il number Of newspapers
in this State, both dailes and weeklies, have de-
clared in favor of abolishiug the Grand jury
Fystem If the people of every county in the
State would petition our lawmakers for the pas
sage OF such act, they would soon observe great
falling off in county expenditures The law is
much needed such an one is beneficial elsew here
Why should it not he here?
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

How IT CUULD BE DOAE.-The MaTysvillr
.7rpedL lays all the blame Of the non organiza-
ton of the House Of representatives to the Cal
ifornia members, Burch and Scott. Sherman
comes within three votes OF an election every
time they vote against him, proJaJIy. All they
have to do, the alpedt urges, is to absent them
selves for day, without pairing OIL, aud organi-
cation would soon result.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

PREsENr-We return thanks to a. j. Loomis
Co, Of the Mountain Market, for an elegant
piece Of newly smoked beef, cured and smok ed
hy them. large quantity OF the same kind
awaits customers at their market.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

EcLPsE.-A nearly total eclipse Of the moon
was visible on Monday evening. 1t was thought
to be the forerunncr of heavy storm, which
has not come yet. The eclipse was not generally
toretold by the almanac makers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

NEW BUsIAEss.-l Henry krohn * Brother adj
vcItisc their stock Of Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps
aud Rubber Goods to day. This is branch Of
their San Francisco house, and is kept constantly
well supplied with the articles enumerated.
Their place Of business is next above Harry SEA
mans Drug store
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
Halls Sarsaparilla, Yellow Dock
and Iodide Of Potass

Is prepared from the finest red Jamaica Sarsa-
paril y and English lodide Of Potass~-admirable
as II restorative and purifier of the blood, i clean
ses the system Of all morbid and impure matter,
removes pmpes boils and eruptions from the
skin-cures rheumatism and pains of all kinds
All who can afford should use it as it tends to
give them strength and proong life. Sold by
Druggists generally, at s per bottle
r. HALL d CO., Proprietors,
Wholesale Druggists ll3 and Is Clay ST.,
81 .3m. San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

San JoAQcIN DEMocRAcY.-The Central Com
mttee Of that county have passed resolution
prohibiting any person from voting at the prima-
ry meeting who will not pledge himself to sup
port the Charleston nominee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

"SCiENrIFIc AMEmcAN."-IIo Judge Mason,
Of Iowa, who made himself so popular with the
inventors of the country while he held the office
of Commissioner of Patents has, we learn, asso-
ciated himself with Mum Il Co., at the Scientific
1Hlericdn office, New York
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

THE Sacramento Union prints figures to show
that the sum expended for State Printing during
The month Of January will equal as many thou
sand dollars as was paid hundreds the same mont
last session. The people had better kept JohI
OMeara in that position he did the work d
reasonable, yet living prices, and had no news
paper to support out Of the proceeds Of the oicd I
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

TRINITY MAEKET.-Plowman IL Co. advertise
10 day that they have fine lot of Hams, Bacon
aud Lard, just cured, which they will sell very
cheap. Market, head Of Main street.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

THE Sacramento correspondent Of the san
Francisco Bulletin says there is 10 State in the
Union where the Beggars Opera is 50 persist
enlly played by professional politicians as in
California
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

CLAM0RING FOR AN EsrATE.-Four months ago
Mr.. Broderick had no relatives; no kin to claim
the comfortable estate left at his dccease. But
since the news of his death has gone to the cor
ners of the earth, afflicted relatives spring up in
all directions and put Cn the habiments Of
mourning 10 testify respect for their deceased
relative. The first claimants were residents of
San Francisco now We hear of one in Geelong,
Australia, and still another in Ireland. The only
will found was made several years ago, giving IL
portion Of what might remain after death to a
San Francisco gentlemen, the entire remainder
TO George Wilkes, of New York After all there
is little reason to hope that anybody will receive
much from the estate 1t is much involved.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

Toll BRIDGES AND FERRIEs.-A ferry owner
on Trinity asks whether mail and express carriers
are entitled to free passage over Il licensed ferry
or toll bridge? In reply we publish Section 20,
of the law Of this State relating to ferries and
toll bridges
GAN expresses sent on public service by a
comnnndern chief, colonel or ma j0r, or from
the Governor for the time being, or the com
mandine officer Of the militia, shall be accounted
public messengers or expresses, and shall pass all
ferries or toll bridges free Of charge, within the
condition Of the bond aforesaid. if the dispatch
carried by such messenger or expresses be en-
dorscd public SERVICE and be signed by the
person sending the same but no ferryman or toll
bridge keeper shall be bound to give passage free
TO any such expresses ia time Of peace except in
case Of Instruction.
The law is plain that carriers of any kind not
employed in "pubIic service, AS above interpre-
ted, are not entitled TO free passage.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

"TuE LITTLE PIONEER. This is the title of
an illustrated sixteen page Magazine, published
by Hutchings d Rosenield, San Francisco. Sub.
scripton Sl.00 year r. Desly, agent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
DUE NOTICE.
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT WANTED

A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED to the undprsign-
"A ed are hereby requested to make immediate
payment of such Indebtedness, and those having
claims against him will present the same for pay
ment. All interested in the above notice are
requested to attend Immediately.
JOHN MITCHELL.
Stpiner's Flat JAN % 1850 2t
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

GRAPE GROWING IN SoNOMA.-A gentleman
writes the 1Ha that six hundred acres Of grapes
have been and are being planted in Sonoma
county this season.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

VALUABLE NsrRuMENr.-Mr. Silycrsmith,
San Francisco musician had left his Cremoll
violin at Musical Hall, previous to the buruii,
Of that building, and supposed it lost The 4,
strument was valued at Sl700, and has since bee
found in pawnbrokcr's shop.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

SENATOR RYAN has our thanks for copy of
Gov. Latham's communication to the President
relating to 4 division Of the State.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

PooR MAN Otis Brett had both feet amputa-
ted while an inmate of the Stockton Asylum.
lie has applied to the Legislature to pass bill
for his relief, which they refuse to do, and which
has made him raving maniac What "A pity
that some of the money squandered in paying
carriage hire and brass music at the Governor 5
Inauguration could not have been devoted to the
| relief Of the poor unfortunate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

EARLY PoTAToEs.-New potatoes, raised in
Alameda county. are selling for fifty cents a
pound in San Francisco.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

STEAMER FAEE.-The prices by the Sonora last
Monday were-frst cabin, S l57 second cabin,
$ l07 lower cabin, SG5 steerage, Sal
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
L O. O. f

STELLA ENCAMpMENT, No. ~, I. o.
O. F.-Meets on the evenings of the first and
ihird Monday of each month. at odd Fellows
urchs from abroad are cordially invited to attend
It'd Il. DEsTY, ).
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

The STATE OF Onlo.-Gov. Chases message
shows the total value of taxable property in that
State to Be 5000, 100000. The system OF apprais-
ing property is The same as adopted by this State
every thing at cash valuation. The annual
revenue Of the State is SJ,0O0000. A capital
building exceeding in magnicence that OF any
other State in the Union, has been several years
under way, and is now nearly completed.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
Died: 4:
$ y ecial n O ticc $.
TRINITY CHAPTER,

wvnree No. 10, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
YAM on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
55s@& each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
Weaverville.
2Gtd. r. r. MILLER, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

LARGEST NAIL IEr.-The overland mail Of
February Sd took away ten thousand seven hun
dred and ninety six letters.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11

LEGIsIATURE.-Dur the first month of SEES
sion, ending Feb. 4th. the two Houses passed
siXty-fve local and special acts, the Union says.
PROMISING Boy" My sou what would you do
if your dear father was taken away from you ~
Swear and chaw tobacker, mother"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1860-02-11
MINING CLAIM FOR SALE.

A VALUABLE CLAIM, with water privilege
a situated ON Oregon Gulch, is offered for sale
Apply to a. j. FELTER.
Oregon Guch, Feb. H. 1860. 4ti.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15
Singular Death of q Woman by
tho Use Of Whisky.

The wic vt julius NJ. Smith, Esq /, o
Conco. j, Mos,, g.me 10 her death on th'
aIst., untrr somewhat singu ar circumsIoh'
oes. " ,shing to have a numbar OF teet'
ex acted she desired the surgeon 10 adm'n
lister to her whisky, in order TO render he
insensible during the operation. After spr'
objection, which was overruled, a tW"
and a half was administered 10 her dug V"
hsnr. Tie teeth were then ext
for ten or twelve hours the wQ'" p
ted only the ordinary symp,' @o. .ho
cation, exc pit that, for "a.".n,., hn,
appeared like a perso. !" apop.eNy' Wv
aeon recovered. At''t an nopr s''e' oi'nN
,Oo tho whi.tv she omitted freely, without
m.nsn,, ddculty. Her pulse and
paw" " .s Boston Travel Ter, were
OIea.n,"e,s,Sd family and friends who
hsuu'a,, ,,"SSourse Of the dey and evening
e,'eu" ST'ehension till IL o'clock that
'su no l6s, the doctor, who, feeling some
".su.S, y consequence of the symptoms Of
".lesymsnifested, had remained with her
n,irs te greater part Of the evening, re-
on.steahat another physician be calIed for
~. .sose OF holding q consultation. Moth
,,, '.owever, could be done, and she ex
;, 'without having shown any sign of re-
rpbing consciousness or OF suffering. An
fort ct the start was made TO have her take
ether. or c%hlopform, which she appeared 10
think would inlure her; whereas it is prob.
able these substances, particularly ether
would have proved powerlss. She was
about thiytv vears aid.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15

Hohopay'' Ointment and PiHS.-We learr
that on the Southern plantations, as we'll Al
In the new settlements Of the West, Hollo.
wsy's lalsamic Ointment la relied u3on ii
Q fosereign remedy for the bruises, cuts.
sprsins' and other external ~injcrios so fire..
quently occurring In farming operations. II
is sl'o indoreed by our agricultural popula.
ton a. an intermediate cure for reumatie
'"ellinss, hoils, %ulccrs, sore leg, and ali
'hs diseases OF the skin, glands, and tendons
to which exposure to the elements, accident
On uHdue proportion Of salt food, rem.
der the fsrm.laborer especially Iinble. The
Pills havs an equal celebrity, as an adjunct
Of the Ointment, and as q remedy for all in.
tsrnsl ailments.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-03-15
Dedication in Milwaukie-The late
Democratic City Treasurer Owes
the City S77,568.

DelalCatl0n n MllWaukle-Ihe late
Democratic City Treasurer Owes
the City S77,568.
The Mi!waukie Free Democrat Of the
aist, has the following in the report of the
meeting Of the City Council the previous
evening:
The Finance Committee then made quite
q lengthy report on the afairs of the Treas,
uror's office since the year 1854, from which
We condense the following information:
That the accounts of Frederick Kuehr
were found to be C., rect, he pay ing over tn,
balance TO hir SUCCESSOR, Herman Schwart.
Jog.
Mr.. Schwarti on leaving office, owe,
TO the city a balance Of ST. sos. This had
Al various tin,es since then, been partial,
paid up. until there remains q final bulanc.
against Mr.. Schw aring Of 50, 1923 10, which
sum he still owes.
At the time Mr.. SchwaIting took posses.
sion Of the City Treasurer's Office, he CAV,
the required bonds, which bonds were %
proved BY the then City Attorney, Georg,
A. Woodward. At the fire in Young
block these bonds were destroy ed, and har
never been renewed. through whose flul, il
was easy to see. The Council, therefore
were obliged 10 rely on Mr.. Schw artine Il
settle the balance against him of Ss,723 ID
The Committee stated thut he had settle
this by giving cellaterals to the amount o
sI,67l 81, and bringing 10 a bill for fees t,
the smount of % 952, which, If allowed
would reduce tho balance against him tt
shout $50.