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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

A sTR0L0GX; MADAME BELL RE-
business again and can bo found at her residence,
No. AZ, on the west side Of Jones:street, between
foretes past present and future events by planets
palmistIy, or by cards. To all those who may wish
taking, Journeys, lawsuits, love, matrimony. lot
ttGSIy tickets, perfect setsiaction viii he given.
cents for running the letters the name ap27-bwF
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
JOHN KARR,

s:s ss;ISs.'. SF'SV'i a''.aa:a o. 60:
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WIN. wIswELL, JR. W. W. HoRTHRoP. oHAs. b. SAWYER
"ISWELL, NOR TIL ROP g. CO..

w (SuccesOrs to Sawyer Co.. No 211 Main,
street manufacturers of Sawyer's Patent Heating
and Ventilating Furnaces, Ranges and Stoves.
In presenting the claims of these furnaces to the
public, would call attention to their perfect vent
illating qualities and perfect economy of fuel. In
these respects II is believed that they stand far
advance Of any other apparatus. Constructed upon
strictly scientific principles their superiority is ap-
parent to every Intelligent person who examines
them-hrst, for their perfect ventiating purposes,
insuring full supply of pure and wholesome air
second their great heating capacity, consuming the
gases and smoke, and consequent economy Of fuel
third, an equal distribution Of heat giving equal
temperature in every part of the room fourth,
complete control over the supply of warm and cold
rooms.
Churches, halls and public buildings and DWELL
ings heated and ventilated upon short notice.
All communications for information, purchases Of
rights, &C., should be addressed as above. my3-aw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
LOST.
FOR RENT.

BINOR RENT-H0USE-of eight room, with gas
n and other conyeniences, in the western part of
the city, near Fourth-street. Rent $3.50 per an
mum. Address w. p, care Press ONCE, giving name
ana references. my6-be
EINOR RENT-FOUR RooMS-with hydrant,
H gas and back door yard at 294 West Fifth
street. No one need apply who has over four in
family. References requir Call during business
hours. my7-bS
ETNOR RENT-R0oM-A furnished sleeping
~ room, suitable for one or two gentleman. In
qulre on tho southeast corner Of Ninth and Vine
entrance on Ninth. my7-bs
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
sTRAYED.

SSTRAYED Two MILCH C0WS--On Wednes-
- day, May 2 one q large red, COW, with rope
with short horne. Any Information will be lberally
''nSt.Is myS.Bs y % y" JAMES FARRALL.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

UNOMINY-iob barrels Flint Homlny.
ta -. ss..4 4AsSs 4sAsS - AsissG kstlss
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

EN0R SALE-A small Engine, Boiler-Fan, Gu
~ poa, Pipes, &c. Al IN complete running order,
Novelty Iron Foundry, 333 Fourth-street.
ap2g-u ADAMS, PECKOVER & co,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

NWANTED-r SELL--The stock and fixtures
w of q bar-room with lease Of dwelling. In
Quire at 204 Yine-streot. mai5awF
"ANTED-ATT N-Inclose one red
w stamp,,nhd You will receive by mail, circu-
lar, with particulars of fancy French article use
tul TO every married person and those about to
marry. Address Box 2, 1856, Cincinnati. my3-hS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

WANTED = SITUATION = In a Wholesale
W liquor establishment, byn young man that
cum influence some good trade. The best reference
given. Address q. WALTON, at this office
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07
FOR SALE.

EN0R ShIE..sNFE-I have an excellent large
n iron safe, in the best of order, for sale cheap
for cash or part trade Also, large platform scales
nearly new cost S55 will sell for $50. Call soon.
my6-b Between Main and sycamore
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

!" ANTED = EMPLOYMENT = Gentlemon,s
roonls to clean by the MONTH will do their
1 use family washing by the week. Ad-
Cincinnati Postonico. mvs.eeod
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

Arrigals, Grey Eagle, Pomeroy; Grand Turk, Pitts
cnnlseh, New Orleans; Jacob strader, Louisville;
D9nleith, Neyillei j. B. Pringle, Pittsburg.
louisville Bostona, POrtsmOuth Prioress, Madisoni
hanawha Valley Kanawhai Grey Eagle, Pomeroyi
hemphisi LehiEhi st. Louis Dunleith, Neville.
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"ANTED-H HEADACHEi Tho Pain King Is
~ the tntallable cure. Sold at the corner of
sixth and oentral-Avcnuc and by other respectable
Wa
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

F0R SALE-A good Brick Dwelling house, No
SS,, -, p porth eide Of Seventh. street, between
Nlne ana Race. IL contains nine rooms side hail.
gas closets, &c. Inquire at tho Seminary, No "a.
apI6-u .r tt ~ JOSEPH HEBRON,
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-07

wANTED-WAG0N DRIvER-A steady man.
w with some acquaintance about town. TO drive
a sales wagon. Apply at I. G. CO0PER'S Bakery
northeast corner Walnut and Water.sts mY6- be
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FL. CAMPBELL & CO.,

YHO THE PUBLIC.-THE SUBSCRIBER
n ~ has taken charge of George and Peter Bogen
their stalls in the various Cincinnati Markets, would
respectfully inform the public that II Is his intention
e paiitain the well-eerned high reputation which
the Meats sold by the Messrs. fogen, have had with
the public Of this city,, shall retain in my employ
several q the Messrs Bogen experienced woTkmen,
aud shall continue ia supply SAUSAGE, PORK,
LARD, and all descriptions OF Salt and Smoked Ba.
can and Pork, of the very best quality, and would
IL. wITTE, Agent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM.
ADOPTED At BALTIMORE. USE 23p, I-6o


RsSorsd That the platform aiorCi by the n.n1ocrA,c
parV At Cincinnati be affirmed with The fC.oWLH eE.
panAtofy resolut.onS:
Fret. Tat the government OF 1crtt re-. hy
Of Congress provspual ard tepH' and du
ring all ~ IL tuict IiA;rs have
equal iGht 10 settle with their pr n"tiy Ne Territory
without their ghts either Of person or proCiy. b.
dsIr Eyed or Jap aired hy Congressional or eorAi leg
islAton.
RscDnd That IL IL TIE du'v NJ the Federal Govetrner
In all re departments: 20 protect. wh"n nr"rsShy the
rights OF persons an! Ir"p'ttv n 'hc 7" ri''t' AZ;
wherever else tie constitutional aah ,ty'N;"' -
Third. That when the settlers la 1tiIiuiY LAY.is
adequate population, form state Get s'';" - y" 'si
of severe ~ cpn'rne AE1 . ~: .,aut1'1 ~ 81!
IN sston into the Ia '"-y st,Ht an -. Song
II peoRle ~ Ch.r States. oui Tie 49, i'uS ga.
itcd ought 10 be adr-tei % il PI..I I.". :!.st
u' conSii u,iUn prohit IS recCcH1cs tie s-iion a.
slavery
Reaolrrd Thst the per,o-r,'5 rAr;v are IN favor
IA ton OF the Ida 81 g. Z hA san ,-, vii hT
honorable to ourslve. AMI Jt - AnNl, az ;he eaies
practical NJ NIT
RfSo!ref The rnac:m-r,s ~ State e. ,'4trroS
defeat the ia htul n 30 iaW
hostile character. aubvrraivs - the Cos :; ga AMI
Tevnl.:' .nstN th'ir EJECT
EsH,rGi. That tho Dem : q ti'-i States ~.
PROTECT the HNtr NlI"i tt,rH al 50. r.gh'. W': e. ~
home in fore ~ lands T. tae -.e .Ncdt Is "hNt
born CITIZENS
Kter~ia one ~ a." greatest rccess'cS - y" az n
pJ'TeAi -. ,Cai a. 4 M tA.y p~'rt -
10 speedy saitrn httNtcn TIE Paste Att Al
iantH ""aIs 1he'rf.F-. he II
Resoref. Tha ,h- $a.'ra n-r,orr SO ntr'v ~ Nrts
nv pledge nAcyeS 10 ~ '."r power
~ &c iNs.,E" - so'nr 't 'Nr 'Nte't 80 -"
CnnSu:ionN AIhoritv ~ 80 ~ he construct
GA Pa q: IA lFoNI ROM T." see - Ur IA
en-: ocean. al the ef lesi ri AZ :. M utnt,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
THE DOUGLAS sLIP-Up AND BREAK.
DOWN

On Saturday night last, about one hundred
and fplty-nine, or two hundred and one, per
sons assembled on the Plaza, to witness the
performances at Douglas ratification meet
irg, of which Haunting posters had, for seve-
raj days prior, been giving all the world no.
tice. Probably ouehalf Of the assemblage
was composed of individuals attracted to the
place by curiosity-certainly less than one
hundred Of them were the political friends of
Mr.. Douglas. The 3A.pounder, on the HILL
bo.ncd loudly on the evening Dir, and few
coElbustible boxes and barrels threw red
glare upon the speakers stand. The meeting
was called to order by Judge johnson. A
sore.headed Administi alton man was nomi.
mated President Of the gathering, and some
dents, several Of whom were not present, and
never intended to be. In fact, they were Sc
lerttd by the managers Of the affair without
their consent, solely for the purpose Of getting
them partially committed to the douglas fac
ton, One Of them assured US that he had
been prosecuted all day to become President,
but had positively declined, and he was not
at all obliged to them for the doubtful honor
they had conferred in making him Vice Pre-
Sidcnt The proceedings were commenced BY
the vivaciouS, facctious and volatile McCallum,
whose physical and chronological WebSteriau
lropoitions, in the ickc,ing light Of the
burning boxes and barrels, caused him to look
amazingly like Jupiter delying the lightning.
After a tor'0rn, prosy speech, Of two hours
duration, TO the great qualification Of his few
friends, h. at last gave way to Mr.. Patterson.
He specify told all he -intciarding his
remalk, with strained Efforts at Wit, which
smusrd his audience more by their laborous
production than th.ir intrinsic ingenuity. He
lcc,arri Tat "polilitiauS think all the people
are assqs"--a declaration which elected pro-
,ongci applause from his Douglas admirers
HIS illusions and comparisons manifested
great familiarity with the games Of "scven
up, "cuchrc, etc. beyond this, mir, p. said
nothing likely to secure him enduring fame
Judge johnson followed, told one or two att
ctdnt'>, real Il letter from Douglas which
wc have referred elsewhere in our columns
'rtcrc- were loud calls for
other speakers. who wouldn't come to time.
Finding their ola,or;cal material was exhaust
80, the Chairman real two OF three rcsoIu
,io,>, ~Li.h were fte5'y approved by the
tI'ee ~ f5iir StVlc r'r>o"S who lad remained
ur;:! hi, t,ur and then the great Douglas
..,'sjlieati"npHo";iRg adjourned Line noctc.
|; wa,a d.cii.i h.ipnp and break down.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
ROAD MEETING.

Pursuant 10 call the citizens Of Pl,cervi,le con.
vened at the Court House, july :ith, nj o'clock
r. VI.
On motion. Mayor WADE was called 10 TIE Clair,
and Q. HARVEY nppointed SECRETARY
The object Of the meeting being stated by 'hc
chair, 0. Harvey offered the following preamble
aud resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
WHEREAS. The Carson Valley road iradng frru.
the Bridge the south Fork of the American liver ~
The "JnuctInn House," distance OF some four mics
runs up steep and rugged mcuntain. and difli-
cult road for teams II travel; and whereas there is
survey made FIR Il rad on ;,n-e easy grade from,
near Mountain Ranch" shortening the dsia,cr
some two miles. making an easy AID accessible
Rad to and from, Sacramento. and PHccrve to said
Bridge and thence over the graded road 10 CaIsa,!
Valley, Therefore.
Rts0lccd That We the citizens IT Placcrvillc ana
vicinity and along The Inc of said rGuic fell d. cp
interest in the CONSTRUCTION 1T the rad MS treting
M the shortest nnd best r. ate ~ Tho fPhccr.
vile To Carson Valley and Utah Territory.
Rested. That for the purpose If carving out
This enterprise "f constructing this road. u" follow
ing PERSONS be appointed Co.nnittee on Collector.
and Finance Thos, i. Wade, Charles Brew s,rr
Asa Clark. l.. a. Upscn. II a. Cpgwn, jam, :
Monroe, VIM Barns, John II. Wander ILL., VIA
Lacey.
Res5!rs| frrhCr. That the following persons |.
VIM. N Cagv T. Wilcox. +. a. BI4hoi. Frank
BlAir. John Pirrson. John Kirk, W. l@~:rGm.
o. inotlon H." proceedings were ordered rub-
shcd in the MorNTAtN Democrat and Sacramento
L-'&d9.
On motion. aijonrncd
U. HARVEY, Secretary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
PLAcERv111E POST OFFICE.

THE MAILS Ter Slcrar' ato. San Francisco and AL
part- % lis STATE, cio-r every day at this Office at
o'cocs, r. NJ.
The mails f,r the Atlantic S;a,ce ard Europe, via.
Los AnRe s. clos" seiEweekly, Wednesdays aud Fri
daya a. o'CiJ.k.
+. ~
The Steamer mails r1Y the Atlantic States Oregon and
Washington Territory close about the Srd aid le,h Of
each month. except when those days come Sstrr.
lay HrA en 'hey viii dose the dag previous at 10
pe'o;N r. NJ Letters Intended to 50 by is route Iaasi
be iap god Via Panama"
The Malls t,r Glil1,y Flat close at this ofre every
W.Ipc>l4v, morning at O'clock.
TIE Mia l9r Newsowr close At o'clork, A. NJ, on
Mouhryj. Wednesdays. sul Fridays.
TIE rs OR Crdarv'e AID luiiaH pigSEgs close II
O'clock a. NJ sverv MoLday and Friday.
Tie Ha"- Ter Col 5p!EglHad C)!omA close every dSy
(SaLdavs tx.v!';ed .! oellck.
Inc Ke,,y spa,'s! Fiat. snt Georgetown Mails clcss
;his o'clo.k every day tSlndavs epted
TIE Mails for Carson valeT sid Sal, Lake CITY, close
Sern N"n;!iy on Wednesday u.trn:i Is At O. !oek.
OFFICE H0CRS.-FIor ''c!Jcs, A. NJ. I'll ls, 81 =;
and from ms. =. ". tsIri4ys exeep;edD
On Sundays-From 8 until IL. A. ~. aud from 8
until ~ +. NJ. A. II. SPENCE. F. 81.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
SUM MONS.

CTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of z Dorado. 80
In the District Court Of the Eleventh yudlcias Dtset
c. b. PATTERSON. PlAintG, vs EZRA CHASE: neknG'
brought In the District Court OF the Eleventh
Judicial District and the Complaint led In the County OF
n Dorado in the once Of the ERIK u the said psFet
Court, 10 and for said County and Stale. - ..-..
The People Of the State Of California 70 EZRA CHASE,
greeting You hereby required TO appear In IN action
brought against you ty the above named paLtn IN TIE
district Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District IN and Tor
the County OF Fl Dorado, and "a ausWrT tie compliant
filed therein (a copy OF which Accompanies this tummcna1
within ten deys exclusive Of the day Of svicel amer the
service on you Of tn Summons-f served "'hin ui's
County, II served n this County, but within this Ju'
deal District within twenty days, or II served out o. said
District then within forty days, or Judgement by default
will be taken against you.
The said action IL brought to recover judgment ieT me
sum Of four hundred and dollars for prOfessona SER
vices rendered BY plaintiff attorney end eouhssloT:
law At defendants special instance ard request ana
cots Of suit prayed for in plaintiffs complaint OF ale
herein And II you fall To appear aid ansEer the ssid
complaint above required the said rlainth Hn tAks
Judgment against for said sum anu Costs AeeOrdngto
tue prayer Of taid Complaint
- Witness my hand. and the seal ~ sad Court
SEAL hereto sfhxed, At once in PacervilIe, ths the
- 18th day Of July, Ammo DOmini one thousand
eight hundred and sky. wM. A. JANUARY, Clele.
~ OCDRN SoriRES. Deputy Clerk.
8 W. SAEDERsoH, Attorney :or Plaintiff jySl-Sn
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28

WonDwARDs CALIFoRSIA MrsErN.--Thc propric
tor Of the What Cheer House, San Francisco, is GER
ta,nly genius in his way. Not content with fol
loving in the beaten track Of hotel keeping. he is
continually adding some new feature Of attraction
to his mammoth establishment the last and most
expensive ia to be Free Public Museum.
This is now being fitted up in hall adjoining the
library and reading room. In the list of curi"slteS
already secured arc choice collection Of six hun.
dred birds-reprcscn,ing 400 different varieties-
and l.9lO blow eggs Of the same: 1000 shells, of
which 500 are marine, and ZOO terrestrial l,2oO
copper coins and medals representing many ma
tons. some dating back TO the time Of Julius Caesar
besides large variety ot useful articles and War
Implements. used by the Esquimanx and the val-
Gus tribes inhabiting the Islands Of the Pacific.
The Museum department is tn be thrown open to
the free use Of all the guests Of the House, aud
buttons for the above object, and will pay all OK.
pense for the transportation Of ARTICLES forwarded
to him for that purpose.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
SITMMORS.

CsTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County NJ Il norado-Jas.
. tees Court. BiOunAIn 1Ownthp- The People OF We
STATE Of California. to THOS GECBbS, iEAISLI MAL6S
aud J. L FLEMING, greeting:
You ire hereby saHmoned to appear before me- at ny
en- q In Mountain Township Of the County OF ii Dorhdo'
on the 18Th day Of August A. 1876, At ~ o'clock, A.
20 answer the plant Of Henry Lea Wn Cole VINO
the Of two hundred dollars Tor oA!'
DIE account when judgment viii be iaken againGt
you the said amount together with costs and dan1ges
II you fail To apPear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable 81 said County, greet
Tag: Make legal service and due return hereof
Uven under my hand this tenth day Of May A. p lSeo
JOHN y. MCGUIRE,
Justice Of the Peace in AID for said Township.
The proper affidavit having been made AID placed on
Ale In nv Office authorize the ISSUANCE 81 an order CT
nubtrattur; II ~ hereby ordered that tie NaHx SnmtInra
be published in Newspaper published In Plaeervile.
called the Mountain Democrat for term 81 three Ietths
from the 18th day OF May 1851 at the expiration OF which
time service Of said summons shall br deemed lete
MIG Sin JOHN &. MCGUIRE, j.. p.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE of an Execution to me directed, issu,>
ID out of the Court Of j. g. Canhcld, Justice Of tho
Peace in and for the Township Of Cons County Of FL
dorado, and State Of Ca foinia, upon judgment
dered the 2lst day Of June b. 1850, IN fvor VI
john McCully, Matthew McCu,ly, Leonard hicks and
Edward Day and gainst Owen Conway. ~ ala fr the
sum nf eos 3000, of together With accrurg
c1sp have levied upon and seized and will expose foE
sale, u; public auction, to the hghes; bidder,
On the 4th day of August. A. D. 1860,
At the hour of 10 O'Clock, A. all the right. title In
and claim of the above named defendants in and
the following described property lying and being in
the Township Of Kelsey, County Of Fl Dorado to Wit
200 feet Of mining ground, situated Texns Canon,
commencing at the upper end Of J'Ln McCul'y Co.'S
claim, big pine log, and running up the canon from
said log 200 feet, less. Sale to take place at
the above aim.
Given under my hand this llth day ofTuly, A. 1860.
Jyli I'd JAMES II. HUGHES. Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28
CONSTABLES SALE,

10y VIRTUE Of an execution to me directed. :saued
ID out of the Court Of James Oates, Justice Of the
Peace in and for the Township of Paccrvie Count! Il
IL Dorado, and State Of California, upon judgment
rendered therein on tile 22d DAY of June A. H. 1861, in
favor Of c. 7. Murphy and against II. J. PUNT for
the sum Of forty four l2I00 dollars duDt and seven
5U-,00 dollars costs Of suit, together with ace uns
costs have levied upon and seized ard will expose for
SALE public auctio the highest bidder, at the Of
fec " James Oates,
On the 3oth day of July, A. D. 1850,
AZ the hour Of O'Clock all the right, title inte-
rest and claim Of the aove tanned defendant IN and
the following described property lying and being in the
Township II Placervie County and State aforesaid to
wit One Hydraulic Mining Claim and appurtrnances,
stuaied on the north side Of Cedar liIl. bounded
the wcs by the claims Of Ranney Co.. ard the east
by the Union funnel claims.
t.iven under my hand this Goth day Of June. a. o.
1860. a. SlMOETON,
w Constable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28

DAN EkHClsCOI July a. ISOl.
DEAR DENocRAr OF course you will have Gis-
covered that in the great Bay City. celebrated for
its orchght professions, its military displays, ard
its allegiance TO the laws 0rganizatiots exist
known by the classical applications Of Rail Split
tcrs," Maui IIaulers," Wedge Hedges" and
others Of a like delectable nature. Yes, we haze
"somc on en- here, aud one member, Doctor Able,
has become 50 enthusiastic as to seLd TO some
ueighboring wortn-fence to get an emblem with
which he Intends 10 decorate his shoulder when
next they "turn out" He swcars with n strong
German accent. hat upon this very identical rail
obtained during the absence Of the owner he will
be ridden yet and I've not the least doubt but that
his oath will be fully accomI lished. Notwthstand-
ing the Doctor is somewhat giren TO r1il-lery, we
can let him into cousolng secret He Ia not the
only that will be rode on ru" by the time Of
the November election, aid their heart is not the
only part Of the person at which they will be -" sick
and sore Rail on, Doctor Able. YOU lrrepIcsshie
railer, rail How dost thy cntrails yehrn for good
fat Office the Pacific coast under Abe but isi.-
ley, thou wilt be disappointed What n tau: rs
was that Doctor Able when thou spent thy cash for
the publication Of the speech ui the Great Tl,owu
ready dotted down to thy dcbi, On Abc's log.book.
o. thou dispenser Of jalap, take dusc Of ipecac and
cleanse thyself before the house Of Abraham
This "rall" dodge, dear DEMOCRAT. is another
mudslll arrangement, and to the thOgrn Of the par
ties worshippg the rail, will prove just as abortive
as did the silly one. We have heretofore had the
cries Of Hard Cider, Log Cabin. and Wolly Horse,
and thag at the tiine Of existence lunkld
upon by intelligent men as emincntIy unworthy Of
an enlightened people but however pucrlc these
may have a. pcarcd. We now have one Wliieh may
well be called the cap.sheuf Of all ridiculous slibbo-
let's The Republicans in supporting the " irrcprcs-
sibc maulcr" seem fully convinced that lccaIsr
he spit rails it fellows of necessity that lie will
make good President. 1t is ~ fact well kncwn -
Western men that there are great number If nj
gers in Pike who probably could cut aud SPLIT rs
mauv rails as Lincoln, and becnusc If this, ""
might argue, as do the Republicans that aM0rc
them we could select Just MS good administrative
abilities eau be Sound in tho person Of Old All.
Think Of that, you dUwn-,rodd"n and cr,rcssc
daTkics and smile at the IrOSrc,t u! Urcon:t >:
President .f Il nation but little inferior 10 the la,
ITEMS \. F.. {.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-28

AID McBcth moved that William Jones be declared
Marshal and ep 0bcip Collector and Street Commits ion
Of this city, from this date July Nth 1850, and that
he have power receive and receipt for all property
appCr;ainng to his Office, from the late Marshal.
Carried
On motion Of Aid. Arvids on the Chief Engineer Of
the Fire Department empowered to haN" the engine
Of Neptune Engine Co.. No. 2, repaired and rcpackC
at the expense Of the City.
The Marshal granted permission to occupy the
old Council office.
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday evening
next at O'Clock.
JOHN L. KI'NKaER, Clerk.