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FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE IL hereby given, to all whom II may con.
IN Germ, that n. NJ Richards will make apulira tinn
to the Board OF Supervisors Of the County Of FL DO.
RADIO, State OF California, at their meeting in Dcccm-
Der next, or 50 soon thereafter Ns the same can he
heard, fer License to keep and continue Public
Ferry across the Middle Fork Of the American River
at American Bar, for the period Of ono year.
X. NJ. RICHARDS.
Gray Eagle City, Oct. 1e, 1864. nstd
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SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Do-
5 radu-Justice's Court, Diamond Springs Town
ship.-The People. Of tho State Of California, to
LOUIS LANZENDONF, greeting;
IOu are hereby summoned TO appear before me,
nt my Office In Diamond Springs Township, Of the
County Of IL lkrado, on the llth day Of Deeem-
Der, 4. ID. lSGO, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of I.Ouis I.epetit, now on Sic
In my Office, wherein IL pct forth that y0u are In
dehtcd tO him In the aum Of any one 1N-lOO dol
lars, being balance due him from you upon ac-
count and for board had from him 6y yOu-whcn
Judgment will be taken against you for the said
nmount, together with costs and damages, if yOu
fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
greeting: Make legal service and due return
hereof. Given under my hand this 10th day Of
September, \. ID. IR1O.
slS-Sm In and for Said Township.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

N0TlCE is hereby given, TINT the undersigned
~ Will apply to the Hon. Board II Supervisors
Of FL Dorado County, California on the first Nom
day in December, 1860, for a renewal Of license to
Keep Toll -liridge across the South Fork Of the
American River, for one year.
ELI GEORGE.
Chill Ibnr, Oct. 9th, 1860. o9A-3Od
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RnMMOMA

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County If " Dornin.--
- Justices C"uVt, Mountain Township.
The People Of the Stat. NJ California, tO 2. q.
SHIRLEY. greeting: You are hereby summoned Ia
appear before me. nt my office In Mountain Town.
ship of the County Of VI DnrH'l". the III day nf
February, a. d. 1851, Mt "'cl"ck. J.. NJ, tn answer
untn the complaint ~ Hiram Palmer. VIII" sues tn
two hundred and two Him dollars. elRimrd
~ due from you "m pr"missnry note, given by y"u
To Hiram Palmer, tnr one hundred and thirty inmr
H-lm liars dated August jOth, IS!|, and hearing
interest nt the rate nf tw per cent. per month until
nt will he taken against ynu for the snid Annunt,
Together with costs aIId damages, II y"u fail to np
pear aud answer.
IT, the Sheriff 0F any Constable nf said County,
greeting Make gal service and due return lrr,0f.
Given under my hand this 18th day ~ Oci"ber,
\. u. lsG'. JOHN e. Mcguire,
Ju,tIuc Of the Peace,
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MEDICAL HALL.

% MEDICAL HALL, 90
~ XA1M ST., PLAOBRVILLB,N W.
- CTABLissED SOR THE aALS ~ THg -
PUREST DRUGS AND 0BNUM y
PATENT MEDICINES,
Where can be found
Fresh Garden Seeds, Psrfumery, Hops,
Leeches, Alcohol, Quicksilver, Acids,
Test Tubes, DvaporatinG Dishes,
Chemicals,
And everything else usually kept In wcll-suppcd
Drug Store, which will be sold vt mWlePate prices
ROBERT WHITE.
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.
ROBERT WHITE IL seie PTnpEictnr of the following
select preparations:
r. Whites Ague Drops, which never fall Ia
curing Ague, fRnNHnR Fever, NenrhIglR, etc.;
r. Whites Nimrod Liniment, for all pur
p0ses where n LiniInent 10 required;
b. Whites Antiseptic Quinine Dentifrice
fur cleaning the Teeth, ATreEtlng the progress of
decay, and imPAriing an agreeable sWeetness to
the breath;
r. Whites Toothache Reliever, which al.
ways relieves, and sometimes cures. n6-3m
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CHRIsTlGAs-DvH BALL.

A& CHRISTGAS-EvE BALL.
~ Eighth Annual Ball Of
Neptune Engine Co. No. 3,
viii be given at the CARY HOUSE, In the Cit,
Of PlacerviIle, on
CHRISTMAS EVE, DECEMBER -, 1850.
COMMITTEES ~ ARRANGEMENT,
FieS X %U ccu. ShV W. cSS,S.,h N%s Cha Matte NstI
Frank Riley.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
Pat. Lynch, Chief En-, r. wiIrox,
J. Z. kunkler, let AsS't, q. W. HOWlctt,
J. u. Harmon, I'd do. John Salmon,
ID. ID. Johns, q. W. Stout,
Alex. Hunter, Jas. Bronson
Win. Mccormick, Chaa. w DrrwHtcr
J. w. Edwards, jos. IAbse,
James Bailey, John CFnslcy
". e.. MetElsr, GrOrRe VINEYARD
l. y. Titus, I'd. II. Evans.
Fat. SlaVen, \. II. Center,
Joseph White, J. ID. Jackson,
HrnT! symons' Nathan Young,
James VI. Anderson, John =. Bird,
y. \. Crandal, T.. n. Willow,
7. Z. Nugcnt, y. W. jackson,
ID. W. GclwickS, Theron Foster
Aaron kahn. George W. Ginin,
J1seph Todd, RoI' rt Bell,
Charles u. Prttit, 4. II. Hawicv
l.. Landeckcr, \. A. Van Guridcr,
:. W. SandrrsOn, Jack Lewis
John Hume, John Sprrr
James Monroe, J. j. Lawyer,
Thr0d0Tc =. Tracy, ThOr. MciTnnnis.
John J. Cullen. - (;ai4c,
RECEPTION CONNITTRR:
+. U. Gary, Ed. Andrews,
u. W. swan. y. l.. Smith,
4. 4. Van NOoThics, Geo. ". FaTT,
FLOOR MANAGERS:
T. II. Wade, st. Gage,
+. +. Bars. y. g. Parker
Tickets, A.. Costume Of the Evening, Citizens
dress.
W Music by the Union Isra.- and String
band' O2t
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6. HARRIS,

PLAZA LoRNER, PLACERvrLLE.
TCST received a large assortment of The hest
q brandS Of Havana Ciears, Tobancoo.
Meerschaum and other Pipes, Matches
and Playing Cards, wholesale and retail, at
San Francisco prices. sJ3m
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FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE Ia hereby given, to all whom It may con.
IN cern, that r. NJ. RlchWRis will make application
to the Boardoi Supervisors Of the County Of II DO
RADIO, State Of California at their meeting In p,"m-
Der next, or soon thereafter us the same can he
heard, for a License TO keep and continue a Public
Ferry across the Middle Fork Of the American River
at Gray Eagle City, In said County, for the period Of
one year. X. NJ. RICHARDS.
Gray Eagle City, Oct. 1e, 1850 ns.td
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TIL" proper affidavit having been made mud placed
On file In my nfic to authoriIe the Issunncr oT mn
order ni puhllrn 'on II l. hereby ordered that the
hhovr Summons be published IN newspaper pub
li.hcl IN Placcrvc, called the MurNTAiN DEMOCRAT,
frr u trim nf three months commencing on H." ri
day II November. lSt'. mt the expiration Of which
time service of said summons shall hr deemed
prt-. ~ 3mAl JOHN c. Mcguire. y.
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EacI Number Omc.

Fact Number One.
Tint Cri.iAdTf. E1rrl,i"r I've hA. rcrc,tiS
I"rn hna!!'rd b, In. Cmnr"~. tLr hr-t Ch"m.t
in America. IL Pr"mi'ncr. the bye Ar,oLU1rLy
ntaHLt- t" the hair and skin.
Fact NUmber Two.
The Eve, i.i"F IIye i. in.taht Amr,u. IN il. effects
-.'n-nrc' III" identical e"lor which /. inh..tin.
xri.haLi" fr M that ~ Nature - and actually
>IHIN"T"E$> and I~VIT"rirFs the hair. Tbi-
fact j. established LI r"mINtrnt Affdaviis.
Fact Number Three.
TIL" .airs of tho I'yr have increased TWO uux.
hEEb FHE CL>T. ~ "NE yTAR. and every respect
able Druggist aud Hair -Drc,,rT hmd. il necessary
Z" Keep II a. srANDNED inTtcLE. Sold every
where, and applied by all lair Dresser. Cri.ia
dora. M. s Actor House, New York.
Sold ty Druggi,ts ever, where.
q. W. SNELI., Agent.
"sOim 10 Washington IT., san Franci.co
The Medical and SUrgIea al Institute
Of nr T.. J. C'ZAPkAY, ,is already secured in n u"sI
tim which piarss II. ~ we'll ~ Its pPopT-t"r Ear
A''nV- t' a'.aul's IL envy and pr"fr ssi"at malice
IN H." {" VTAnr". fh- highest prlHrs of'n
S~Nrdr'i ." pr"c'i'I"nrrs NIL, department ~ Mr,li-
cal sclrnrr. and they occupy with 'irVs. nm -'lnoy
l"ftV iH'siOn In the pFof-s.i. Rc"Td is M illus.
tri"us example. shining Light am''nE the phl"so.
IhirHl stare "f Ia age in EuToI~. and DF. CEHpknv
hN- fully sqrailrl him IN this county. a. proof II
Uhhh. III" Phiiatlphia COLLEGE, nf Medicine compile
n'rnt~i him with Di:'l"m1. and the honorary "d
S"R''I degree. !rirctnR THE HE h-d ~ oH.rA-
tom. Alil"ug 'tiAlihr ms grahu1Ie 0i the Cnivrr-
sty ~ P"SIh. ADd lat" chief Sui H-"n ~ the Iunga-
rAU R"V"InI 'haTy aTny. h"F exirn,lc IMh0r..
Dr J. CznrAay has hrnt his EARNEST attention i'.
th- cir- of chronic private dIseHsrs In which he
has h'coinc ~ great all expert that Il. il n"w
g,rrh Ne the I~ah"r In thi, branch ~ his prufs.i"n
thr"rr'"u the L tt.d States. ard HE portrait ard
hi"gTanhy are published matter - Interest to
their r. R'l'rs In the m"si 'v iu.ivr jn,irnAis The
p"ci"r'- "i"r. are At hs M~'iicA Al and Surgical I-
sHuir on Sacramento" street. corner Uf l<lcS'lurn.
n"-Tly Ori"site the buildings Of the Pacific Mail
steamship Company.
~ We AK the particular attention of our readers
{" the sw"Tn certificates -! rrnArk able cures in All
other column Of TIL. paper. iylt.3m
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TO TAx-PAYERs OF Ell. DORADO

COUNTY The time for publishing the Delinquent
~ Tax List is on the fourth Monday In November,
according TO the laws now In force.
On and after that date. nifty cents additional will
be added to each piece ot real estate RssesHed and to
each assessment Of personal property
J. NJ. ANDERSON,
Tax Collector Of II Dorado County.
rlaccrvillc, Oct. 3lst, lSGN. uil
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-10

C''CRv ~ SESsIONS Tie Court # =. SsIum$
met "n Monday. when the E'll"W ing Grand
Jury was duly rmpaUn~lIc'l: u. ". \. W"r.
il'~n. fireman. Robert Campbell. Y. \. Gag.
~i". II. 7. Plant. W. Cr"+lcy. \. u. OsLorn.
W. ". Kelsey. l.. J. Burton. Frank Luck, John
OiN'nn~ll. James M"nr,e, Th"s. II. Cunning.
ham. c. W. M"un,jny. James McBetI,. Charles
Win"i"nIry. and James IIiIIey aftcr which the
Court adjourned 10 Wednesday.
WEDNESDAY,, Nnv.:.
People rs. Geo. ". ParA.,n>,-Srt for trial ON
Tuesday next.
People W. Wiley Chitw.Hd-Sc, Er trial on
Tnrsday next.
People vS. Jacob :. Goin-ArraiRneL and
t"'k time I" plead.
THURSDAY. Nov. s.
The Grand Jury reported indictments a.
mllows:
People W. George Andrews, Chas. Tehcr,
John Pratt and J"hn Doe. alias, for Robbery.
PeTle ". Same for Grand Larceny.
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FOR SALE ny
a. DESPECEaER & FIELD,
INFoHTEns OF
W MES AND BRANDIE

<As Oh1SH 6CHhEkG ~ EAELDs
IHroETEns OF
WINES AND BRAND1ES,
AND
EUROPEAN GROCERIES,,
No. 5S STREET, SACRAMENTO.
WINES:
100 ea-ks CLARET WINE;
- = casks cLARET WINE;
- = eaSk$ SAtTERNE WINE;
~ Eases CLARET WINE, fine and medium;
-Sn EkRY, Madeira, MALAGA and PORT
WIN ~, ia W'HA and glass;
HtH;k. sACTHKNE and PuRE CALIFORNIA
WINES.
BRANDIES,
0V vAnTOra HRNNDs
Extra Finr, Medium and Inv Priced.
"A Large Stock Of Liquors,
or ell kInda.
ABsYNTH. KInsCH and VERMOrTH,
BlTTERS, SIkt'Ps and CORDIALS.
ZOO BASKETS CHAMPAGNE,
Of all veil know Brands.
ION eases ChsmpaRnc and ('rab. Annie CIDER.
Hsl ea>rs OLIVE OIL, pint4 and ,irart.;
- cases fTrnrh and Spanish OLIVES;
a.. ,.C.,APERs, ENGLISH PIE FRUITs. ANCIIO-
WIS, and every variety of
ENGLISH GILMAN STORES.
P!cKLES. PRESERVES and Sauces, together
With a fu stock If
FINE GROCERIES,
7" Inch they invite the attention II Dealers and
Smns"Hers. Orders froni the country prMnptly
hh'd NO. ID j street, near Third,
"p-imls Sacramento.
a. DESPECIIER L. FIELD,
IMPORTERS ny
Wines. Brandies and Choice Groceries,
No. - J street, Sacramento.
- 49,
tASu and prompt pa! ing short time Buyers are
~ lhVlt 81 tO examine Onr stock, which Is rom.
posed of the rhpccst g'od, brought to this market.
WINES, LIQUORS, CORDIALS,
SCHNAPPs, BITTERS,
Ana every variety u Case Goods;
Oils. Olives, Sauces. Anchovies, Sardines
And FTrDrh Preserved Game and Meats.
FINE EUROPEAN GROCERIES,
F"T sale in quantities 10 suit. Many articles not
n-"ahy E'uni, sni able for Spanish aud frcnch
trade.
Merchants. H"tc! and Restaurant Keepers will
hhd our stock c'np'cie, and at the LOWEST PRICES.
No. ~ } street, rear corner II Third,
"'-imis Sacramento.
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ARE YOU INSURED

VThlE UNDERSIGNED, local Agent for IT. no.
l. RADIO COUNTY. or the following reliable In.
surnn"c Companies informs the citiErnt NJ that
Connty that he IL pr pared to take risk nn Buildings
Merchandise, Furniture, etc., at the lowest rates
.Etna .C"nnecticut Lamar. ........New York
An''an Exchange N. Y. Lenox. 900. New York
Atlantic ...... New York Market. New York
brev0Ort New York Merchants. .COnnrrtjcut
Charter Oak Connecticut Metropolitan. New York
Guy. Connectcut New England .Connrrt'ut
Common wealth. N. York Niagara New York
Connecticut Connecticut North Americana York
Continental. New York North American Conn.
Firemen's. New York Park New YORK
Girard.. .PcnnsylvAnIA} Phonnlx New York
OOndhue -. New York PhDuIx Connecticut
Hartford. Connecticut Relief ,,,... New York
Hope. New York Iseso!ute. =. New York
Home. ........ New York ResurIty New York
Humboldt ... New York. Washington New York
Foreign Insurance Companies:
Imperial, England; Liverpool and London England {;
Northern, England Royal, England; CnlIy, Eng.
land; Hamburg. Bremen, Hamburg.
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
Office. corner Main and COloma sts., up stairs.
Plncerville, August 9Th, 1850. n6-8
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The Greet NeAIssI Discovery.
ICOvTLL'S BLOOB lxD LIVEa SYRUP,

!$'r:faloVs. !Sgphilifie and H're1riM Di.,aa,a,
nd S,res. .NEia UiAerAeI, anil M Oahfr
di~,dSs rkiek ere eHred By IN
impure Sf.tte C( Me
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-10

HEAVY BLAST. - FOrty.six kegs Of
powder were exploded in one Of the sub.
terTaneaH chambers Of the Eureka Dig.
gIngs, Nevada county, on the afternoon
II Saturday last Il was feared the
shOrk would be injuriOusly felt beyond
tIIc immediate limits Of those claims, but
M such result followed. Indeed not the
IsIntest rumble was heard at three hun
dred yards distance, so deep from the
surface, and so securely em6owelcd was
the powder ignitcd in the blast The
ncneiits expected TO bc derived. however,
!n,the way "f lOOsCniRg and shattCring
into fine particles large mass OF aurifer-
GUS earth. exceeded the utmost anticipa-
tons Of the Eureka Company.
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canals, if fair policy had been carried out
Notwithstanding the speed of the railroads
the canals will always be great public
highways for the conveyance of pro-
duce. When the two hundred ton boats
are put on they will carry each as much as
twenty railroad cars; and when steam is ap-
piled to them, as il soon will be, the speed will
be increased onethird. These great public
works, connecting with the ocean inland seas
sweive hundred miles in length, are necessarily
of vast importance to the commerce OF the
State; but they have been hitherto neglected
and mismanaged so grossly that If the design
was to ruin them nothing worse could have
been done. They have been sacrificed to party
politics, public plumber and the railroad pow
er; otherwise they would now be bringing in
handsome revenue to the State, instead Of be-
ing heavy burthen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20
City Intelligence.

THE WEATHER IN METROPOLIS StNDAT.-We
were visited again yesterday by another hot day, with
the mercury in the thermometer ranging somewhere in
the region OF eighty degrees In the shade The streets
OF the city we're In excellent condition In regard 70
from the Of City Inspector Dele
vans "broom and hoe brigade aided materially by the
welcome shower Saturday afternoon, that between
the cause the polished faces Of the cobbe stones
were visible. From carly In the morning until late at
night; the democratic portion OF population were
moving bitber and btber-hieing away 10 the many
suburban resorts FOR which city Is sgray best The
steamboats, ferry boats and other couveyan 70
High Bridge, Harlem, Staten Island Yorkvile, Hoboken
and Staten Island crowded during the enAirc day
,Sss A. s.s, boussna PERSONS
awaited themselves during the cool OF the day Of the
spacious walks and excellent scenery Afforded at TINT
place.
surcrpu or IanY Az A rsrY WARN crRE EsrAnrRa.
Mr-op sairrday morning iast, Mrs. Isabella Turkey,
patcnt ut the water cure estahwhent 81 pr Russell T.
Trsil. No. Is Iseht street. committed suicide at that
establishment by banging herself IN her bedchamber.
CoToner Jsckman held inquest the body OF the de-
ceased yesterday, when stephen Trkey the husband
Of The decreased dcposed that his wife had for eight
months previous 70 be. death oees "a dcspondins
frequently threatened scf destruction. He iefs her
Saturday morning and proceeded 70 his place Of
ss5sss b esla sahsS to nail in shs Va. q The
rocm. cead. Verdict accordingly. Tie deceased was
iuHb StafS VI 'tts
rEarn IRON NJrRrs -rc,er Young forty i've years Of
age native OF Germany, died Saturday last Al No.
1t3 Pt street, nom the eject Of injuries received by
fall on the A,h inst while at work the exterior Of the
building the o. Hester and Canal streets Coro
ntr Jac held inquest the body 81 the deceased
AID the jury rendeted verGic, according TO The above
facts
TBE BROADWAY ARsoS CAss-wm H. Palmer, whose
arrest by Fire Martha Baker few days ago. was noticed
In the HERALD arrested again SATURDAY. last ut hi
residence ~ Hammond street, warran, charging bin
with setting ere 10 his premsts No. 500 Broadway, on
she Goth Of April iss Justice Kelly held him TO bali
the q slo Geo.
AvwvrPsARY CT BATHS or CoSnyRAs Ant
CHEHrRrsoo-Thc thirteenth anniversary Of The baate'
Of contreras and OF those brilliant bat
ties during the war with Mexico which shed lustrc
,hs American arms occurs today-and will bselsbrates
In an appropriate manner by the Scott Life Guard, com
posed entirely OF men who were participants N those en-
rngernenis by parade and excursion 70 81. sonanf
| Well, Flushing.
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Markets.

NEW ORLEANS, August 10, 1880.
Cotton nrm sales to-day 900 bales including 500 bales
new, at 1910 1880 for mlddling. Sugar steady at
s1c &c. for fair fully fair. Freighs-Cotton 10 Il
verpool s-lsd a SD. The rest Of the market IN
changed.
BUFFALO, August 1892. N,
Flour quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull; sales 5000
bushels red winter at 81 o. Corn dull sales 80 900
bushels a, 5oc Other articles dull and unchanged. Ca
ma feights unchanged lake impor Sc 500 bbls -four
81 O00 bushels wheat 20 900 do corn 600 do oats No
returns came from the canal Office.
OswEGo, August IS, 1860
Flour steady at IS 25 for State but GALES
fined TO small lots Wheatfeasier sales last night 900
bushels No Chicago spring at 81 o. and $500 bushels
do somewhat smutty at 81 to day, 900 bushels No
at 81 I2 200 bushels white Southern Michig at
81 1S Corn quiet: sales. Canal freights 20 higher
grain, sour Soc. wheat Ioc., and &c. to
New York, lake iports25u bbls -four 60 600 bushels
wheat, 3640o bushels Canal oxports-l00 bbls.
-four, 20, coo bushels wheat AZ 500 bushels
CHICAGO August 1872. NJ
Flour dull, and 10c l5c lower. Wheat dull, and &c
&C. lower sales ut TIC. for No. spring, and 95c for
No red, in store Corn dull, and &c. lower: sales 40 oe0
bushels at &c., in store Oats quiet and Ic lower. Re-
ceiptsl bbls four ITO 900 bushels wheat 100 900
-four 900 bushels wheat 1873 bushels corn IL 500
bushels oats Freighis nrm &c. on wheat TO Buffalo
Sight exchange on New York "a per cent premium.
CINCINNATI, August IS, 1890
Flour unchanged, and demand limited. Whiskey firm
at l74c, Provisions quiet. Mess pork, $40 90. Money
market steady, and unchanged Sight exchange New
York dull 1T u per cent premium.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-20

ARKANSAS ELxcIioS 1t appears fron the Arkansas pa
pers the for Governor between Johnson rega
lar democrat and Rector independent democrat, is ex
ceedney doubiful So far heard FROM Rector is slight
ly ahead They both said to be BrccSiEridge men.
Hndman democrat, is believed 10 be defeated FOR Con-
gress the First district by jesse " Cypert, Union AT
the last election Hindman had over 5000 majority
against nominal candidate, however. Mr.. dndnau Is
the gentleman who had the personal COLLISION during the
session Of the Democratic National Convention with Mr.
Hooper Of Arkansas In the Second district, Edward "
CAN'T, democrat, is elected to Congress.
TRorRE IS A REFrBucAS CONGRESSIONAL CANf.-Vho
black republicans in Lawrence county Pa much
dssatsSd with the party nomination for Congress, in
tho Twenty third district, that they have put forward
man Ct their own in the person Of Samuel Hostein.
NOMINEES IoE coaoRKss DrIAwAgi. George Fisher
IL the Union cani date, and Ben amin T 5ggs s the de-
nocraic nominee, for Congress IN Delaware
JOIN Covopz RENoNSAIIp. The republican conierees
OF the Nineteenth district Of Pennsylvania have reno.
mated for Congress the Hon John Covode who had Ave
votes and oa Darwin Phelps, cf Armstrong, four The
three ccnferees from wesimoreland, from Indians
ana one from Armstrong voted for Covode.
A CH.scE The Louisville Democrat offers bet Of one
hundred dollars to a thousand that the Hon. John
Breckiuridge Goes cot ior the Presidency IA No
vcrnher next.
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A New Yorker Narrowly Escapes Lynch
tng-NeNoltIng Story OF Crime.

The Dexter (Michigan) correspondent OF the Detroit
AdrTtiaT tells strange story Of one Charles Bostwick.
who il says came u that place from New York near
iy eighteen months since Bostweks reputcd father was
rcspcctabe CITIZEN ~ Dexter and was POSSESSED OF con
siderable proferr. The young man had become quite
dtss mated by residence In this city, and his father
hopnz to refoI HIM induced him to remove to the West
with hs wife Among the ast acquainiances he formed
was that Of Mr. George W. Hayes. lie Immediately be-
cane intimate with the family, and quite marked In
his attentions 10 Mrs Hayes Meantime, The young man
father died and the SYM athy which Mr. Hayes felt for
him Afforded him better opportunity 70 carry on the in
trlgue which he bad commenced Finally matters reached
such pass Mr. Hayes could not shut his eyes 10 the
evidences Of inhdelty on the part OF MS wue,
which were continually thrust upon him, and he
forbade Boswick entering the house. The prohibition
was again aud again disrcgardcd, until the citizens
took part with the injured husband and threatened
TO lynch bis bctraycr. On one occasion no was
HAYES walked over TO the hotel where be was
stnvirp and placed par OF loaded reviewers
In bands with which he protected himself This de-
monstraton frightened Bostwck away from Dexter Tor
several months but the nght Of the Mr. Hayes on
eoIrr home from business, could end nothing Of his wife
His law In answer TO his questions SAID hst sne
had sope 70 bed sick with headache Mr. Hayes finally
prepared 70 90 TO bed himself AID had retired 70 his
room for that purpose when heard whispering IN his
wife,s auartment lie Immediately went TO the door Of
ber room and demanded admittance Aner some parey
Inc door was opened and Nr Hayes, look ing sndef ths
bed discovered Bostwick, who Immediately came ou'
win A chair until was broken 20 pieces His cr.s'
finally attracted the attention OF tbe neiEhoors hlt
passors BY but Bostwick managed 10 make good NJ es
cape before they could apprehcnd him the only @'sv
OF clothing which the fugitive had on al the time Ss az
shirf but he managed 70 supply The decencies IN 81
wardrobe aud 70 csspc arrest unit, the WEDNESDAY .u
cceding when the officers found him secretec near An
Arbor. He returned 10 Dexter next dsT and - no.
and Of stul,ry Mrs. Hayes u held 70 answer sinil'
charges.