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THE ALL-SUFFIOiENP TH
VIENNA


.TRIESEMAR 1, 2&3, ARE DE-
TFCTFD BY ROYAt LFTTERs PATENT Of
England and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecols De
Pharmacie De Paris and the lmperia College OF
Medicine, Vienna.
No. I is invaluable Tor exhaultiOni spsrmatorrh0a
and ell physical disabilities. er -..-
eases that have heretofore been treated by the
cious and perniciOus use Of copaiVa and cubebg.
No. has entirely Buprlanted the injurious u1e
mercury, thereby insurug 70 the sufferer speedy
lief di1psrling al impurities, and roofing cut the
venom OF disease.
TRIESEMAR, Nos. 1, and 3, are preparations the
form Of lozen8e, devoid Of tagta and small and
be carried in the Wsistcoat pocket Sold in tia cases
and divided into separate doses, administered b.
Yapeau Lallemand Roux, Ric0ld, &C. Price So each,
or cases for Sc, which saves s. and In &27 cases,
whereby there Is saving Of s. To be had Wholesals
and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l94 Bleecker street
New York. Immediately on receiving remittance
DR.. Barrow will forward the IFie1amar TO any par
Of the world, securely packed and add osse accord
ing to the instructions Of the writer.
FISKE Cleveland ann
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ted 20 the teI1erlmeBt
.it,aadused in such luan-
N M hn.---
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8uataing
nnARnING H0uSE.-TH

BOARDING HOUSE--T He
I'D HOUSE, No. q Public square, and byt
Stone Church,-oue Of the pleaaentest locatOnl
the city-has been thorouRhly repaired, and is nov
opan for BoardeTB. Femilila Wishing 70 furnish
their own rooms can be accommoQated with large
and convenient rooms and bedrooms and Single
Roarders and Day Boarders will lnd good acoOmmO-
dRtions on reasonable terms. Rsierenoes given and
required. lssp6-lS5o;R20l NV, BVRRIT1.
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THE UNDERSIGNED HAS
been duly appointed and qualified as Assignee
o. the pr6Derty aud effects Of ugustus r. RedinG.-
an persons having claims against him must present
them to mo duly Terihed) Tor allowance, as the law
CisSeland, December IOsIs
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TNPURSUANCE OF A Deere
tai order issued from the Court OF Common
PEAS Of CuyahoRa county, Ohio, in which Asa Usdy
l. plaintiff, and Pearson II. Bonham et. al deniend-
ants tu ne directed, shall expose for sale at the
door Of thu Court House, In the City Of Cleveland
in said county on She 18th day Of January l9l e.
O'Clock p NJ, Of said day, the undiy louItn Aft
Sifuatein the township Of East CeVeland ts-leh y
also in the county Of Ouyahoga. ane 9t9ts g Onlos
and h boundel as follows. beginning AZ STONE on
the south. west corner Of said iot theee north ss
e49f coreT al aid lot to stones thence north -
wet chains to stone; thence north s2{9 west s.
$500 sontb f6o west ehainsi thence north 5i5f3
o.f Sebsins; thence south 65 west chains; thence
10Th IKE We8t - chafhas thence south 52<9 West
p hiTs 70 stone duta Tast linB oe said lott thence
-o17fb is5 west chains to the place Of bskiuuinF
containing In all ION acres, more less Appraisod
Al $50 WA. V. TOUSLEY,
u, w. Bingham, Master Commissioners.
Plfs Atty, deel3.3ls
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DR.. GIBSON

81 Medicine sent % a8y part d roe sOuntrT on
sceipt Of ten dollars.
Dr. 'GIBS0H's New work on Physiology for aals
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UHERTFFIS SALE-PURSUANT

CHERIFF'S SSALE-PURSUANT
~ to the command Of an order Of sale issued Mom
Inc Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahoga county al
the sut Of William L, Gordon, plaintiff, Against
Asahel Il. Jackson, ct s DESCENDANTS b me directed,
shall Oer for sale at public auction, At the door OF
the Court House. in the city Of Cleveland, 10 said
county, the 5tb1day Of JenuaryY ls6l ~ O'Clock
2. the following descIibed lands and tenementsi
to wit:
SITUATE In the township Of Cleveland and City OF
Cleveland, in the state Of Ohio which Is also IN the
county Of CuyahOga, ant is known By being part Of
lots lg6 and Ie7 the WilleyTile allotment In Ohio
Cityas formerly called now City Of Cleveland, and
bounded as folOws north By the north line Of lots
Nos i96 and lg7; east By the line OF said lot 1877
and south By line parallel with said north line, and
thirty feet southerly therefrou; and west By hicks
street. be the same or less but subject TO all e
gal highways. Appraised at fZ3q0 20.
ID. L. WIGHTIAN, Sheriff.
H. B. DeWolL Plt'fs AtT'y. dec6.sI6
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MOTTO E,-JOHN EVANS Is
notified that on the lst day Of november, 1850,
LiiEabeth Evans hled in the Court Of Common Pleas
Of Guy ahOga county bar petition against him. set
ting up that the Defendant promised to marry The
Plaintiff, which he refused 10 do, and praying for
Judgment against him for 81 80. The Defendant l.
required 10 answer said petition the l2Lh day OF
january ls5l. WILLIAMSON 3 RIDDLE
nov2l:3l5w for Plaintiff.
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E. W. eackrider. Churchill 4 Bro and Benton
Bros, Cleveland W. 4. Wooster, Elyriai DR.. ;. }.
Smith, Medina John Zimmerman, Wooster Gel ger
Barr, Canton; DR.. Kelly, YoungssOEn, and At all
thu Drug Stores, IN Akron, Rayenna, Warren, Cam
field, Ohardon, Jefferson, and BY Druggists and
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CHERIFPS SSALE-PURSUANT

~ ID EhlHE' . OAuE"E OhD OAN1
~ to the command OF q uluries writ Of venditonl
eX Donas issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
CuyahOga county at the suit Of Abraham X Van
Nest et al plaintiffs, against Ii. d. Gilett defend-
ant to me directed, shall offer for sale Al public
aucton at the door Of the Court House, in the city
Of Cleveland, in said county, on the zth day Of De-
cember 1850, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, to T1t
Commencing at the intersection OF the eoutheriy
line Of Vermont street with the easteTly line Of West
street, thence easteriy along the sOutherly line Of
Vermont street sixty mine feet thence sOuthery par
alleI with the east line Of West street sixty leasi
thence eastery parallel with tbs south line 0f Fer
mont street eleven teet; thence southery parallel
with the east ing Of West street thirty eight ieet
thence westerly parallel with Vermont street eighty
feet to the east line Of West street; thence northery
along the east line Of est street ninety eight iet
to the place Of begunin2 being the same premises
flescribed in deed from Gilman FOLSOM, IT, 70 Ii.
H. Gillett recorded in Vol -, pages $40 and plli
OuyahOgl County kecordsl and turthsr known ~
the n w. corner Of block AK IN the Buffalo Con-
panys allOtme Mt In Cleveland, (Ornlery Oho Clfyl
d. L. WIGHTMAN, Sheriff.
uerrick & Barlow, Flt'us Att'ys- nova
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CHERIFF AND MASTER COM

- ~
y MISSIONER'S sALE.-Pursuant TO the COM
inand Of an order OF sails Issued from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Cuyahogk county, e. the suit OF
Lew f. jackson, pIafntih, against John T. Newton,
ct al desndants, shall for sale at the door Of
the Court House, in the city Of Cleveland in said
county on the 10Th day Of December 1850 at O'Clock
r. NJ. one-8sventh in common Of the following de-
scribed lands and tenements, 70 vii:
Situate in the county Of CuyahOgas State OF Onios
and IN the City Of CleTeland in that part thereof
formerly called the City Of Ohio, and in the Buffalo
Company Purchasa, 80 called, and known as the
whole OF Blocks 20. D. -R X. and IL. l. the
whole Of Block ST except lots Nos. AS AZ 40 45l,
464 465, 46g and 467, the whole Of Block " except
lots Nos 50i 5O2 53 81 and 523 in Block IN % lots
Hos 3l7 ann Sis; in Block ~, lots Noe. $50, 9S 4s2
and 4s3 In Block So {" lots Mes. So, $50 sss and
6g9; in BlOckL J. - lot9 Nos. ~ and e4si N block
''u U, lots Eos. l052 l03 1888, 1886 1855 1882 lJgl,
I0Z 1893 and lO94: Blocks nos A. p 8 aud a. stu-
ate upon the Island 80 called, upon the west side Of
the Cuyahoga River, and bounding and abutting up
on the old kfVer Bed and Lake Erie.
m d. L. WIGHTMAHt
Sherin and Master COnm'r.
A. Van Buren, Plaintiffs ATTY. noV2O &.
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No ,fSa PETeE I5iI 9SE B59EI4R PEE BOTTLE

Compounded from Pure Vegetable Extracts, snd pu
up in Glass Gases, Air Tight and win
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OR REMEDIES By MAIL

Look over The list make up case Of what Kind
vou choose and inclose the amount IN currens not
o. Otamps By mail 70 our address, at 80 BroadEey
NeV.York and the medicine viii Be duly returned ~
mall or express, free Of charge.
AGENTS WANTED. I'VE desirO a. active, siheisnt
AFgnt for The Bsle Of Remedies IN every town %
Community 10 the United States. Addrea1 Dr. hsh
sElrYe 4 Co. No 562 BRnADWt AZ, kEW-toL
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
~ On the Z7th dag Of November, 1860, the Pro
B. q Court OF CuyahOgt county ohio, declared tle
esIats 0f silas A. Hathaway, deceased 70 be probably
f,olveut Creditors are therefore required 70 PIE
sent their claims against said estate 70 the under
signed for allowance within six months from the
time above mentioned, they wall not Be entitled 70
tayulent BENJAMIN LAMoOH,
,i..T-lrf Admit Of said estate.
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Old 81 0HEM BITPERS
IGW A NJ T MIC.

THESE DELICIOUS AND FAR
FAMED Bitters are recommend ed by the first
Physicians Of the country, account Of their PU-
RITY AND GREAT MEDICINAL VIRTUE
They are pleasant nectar to the tagtei ana are
pronounced the BEST TONIC AND STlM MULAHT
ever offered to the public.
Their curative powers in cases Of GENERAL DE-
BILITI, LOSS OF APPETITE, CONSTIPArIO6,
&c, are unparalleled, and a guarantee that We
feel warranted In claiming what we do, beg lea,
to state that cur assertions are endorsed b.
d.. . Prof. SILL LYMAN, Of Yale College,
Prof HAYES, of massacb busetts,
and hundreds Of others.
81 For sale By Strong & Armstrong, and By Gro
TT.Tg1
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PRIVATE Disc NS 81


With al bad Effects arising thergfrum, fncluding
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PROSTRATION.
BE has succeeded In curing cases in this city some
Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars with
IsfGtyled physican8 who pro9ss 70 treat ali private
maiadieg With succes3, and Without roceiVing thu
Tr. Gi fSON does not boast that be isa member Of
soma College in London CT ParisS - perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the Innocent
and who hold out great s1Peeiations noFer 20 Be re-
alfred Bat what Dr. S4hsOA might boast Of i5
this, thai be Is able 70 give entire 1atEactiou %
those who repose cunhdence in his ability and iutag-
rity, and that he has perfected an American system
OF Treatment which challenges any Physician Of Lon-
don Paris any patent medicine oeQua ior the
radical cure Of seminal anessi and al diseases OF
aersngenent5l ootl ~ ~m5llaL anu pls1llAis aflalAA
Or. GIBSON also claims fer his new treatment the
following advantage1 over all others yet di.coVereds
and hrst, the agents used are In no ra9pect disag
able; he uses no relics Of the dark ages, such e.
Mercury, nor any other deleteriou1 drug eeeqndlg
restrictions in diet or business i1 1e7oi Thru
II his treatment e positive and certain in all eases.
BE stands prepared TO 60 into any public OF private
hosuital in the United States aud demonstrate thu
immeusga superiority Of bis new treatment over any
othaE TOW kn0Wn 70 the world IN point Of prompt
ness, psrmanency, riiidnesss zaiy and eonvenienes
Dr. GIBsOS is psrmaneusly located n Cleveland,
end has during the past nine most 1 1rIned many
cures Of diseases which had for year. resistad sl
other moes Of treatment. Reference can b given @
individuals Of tine first raspecfabiity In Cleveland
Boston, New York. and other cities In regard &C
sUill and integrity IN ~ professional tr1s9ctions
diseases treated with superior snccess.
~ Medicine sent % any part oi tae cuuntrT on
Dr.. yGfBs0S's New Work on Physiology for sals
A' DIR. GIBSON
Professor o. EleetroPatly aaa Aeaieine,
sg- Omee. No. NJ Ontario street, up stairs, few
doors rom TIE Public square
ofcs hour nom 70 u and rom 2 70 to s o'eloas
daily, Ssandayz eEeeltsd angs
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PRICE

oaSs Of % vias complete, IN morocco, and Book e
Case Of % Visls, and Book, plain. ....--..-..-
Case Of 10 numbered boxes, and Boob, ,...--.-....
Csse Of boxes numbered, and Book, ...........
single numbered boxes, Eth direcaon1, - eia
Engle lsttsred boxes, Siih dlrectons % e1.
Large easo with o. ViAlA for plante1 and Ply
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Cleveland. Nov. .. 1850.

az BBLS. KIER5S CARBON OIL.
IO The very best made, just received ct
noTl5 STRONG + kAR0STRoNG'S.
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An Of The GreaenbeTg Medicines ara for
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MISSOURI.
Mail Solvent Banks Il
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In Common
Pleas, Cuyahoga
county, Ohio
Action for mon
%, aal8 Of iand
and rsiisL
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1'ho Summit Cgunty Bank, Guy
ahOga gslls, plaintiff

H|NLIuN
Isaac L. Hewitt, Ann y. Hewitt,
EDer b. Ward, John g, Eags y; y.
DtWolf, Arthur ]. Wenham, Cal
win y. C0WstOck, Henry New bor-
", y. Il. COfys WILLIAM Meinlncni
Dewey 3 20, stephen BuhFerI
Eber STARK, Bank az Remington
Vbrmcut, The Commerelal Mutu-
tual insurance Company Of CleTs-
land, Charles 7. Harvey, william
J Gordon, samuel Ward Mahl0n
4, Hewitt, stephen Clement, John
M Armstrong, a. Receiver Of the
Ci.nal Bank OF Cleveland, Bsthany
College, Ephraim J. kstepi David
IA King, surviving executor Of
Ltsicester King, deceased aeOEse
w. GirtYs aud Alenet kesdl de-
htudantH.
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the use aof thu LIfEhI - LlNllfO aAIOa1 and tt
will cure LIVER C0M-.( PLAINS, BILIOUS AT
EACEs, DYSPEPSIA, OHo1-.-- iIc DIAlRHGAs suHHEE
COMPLAINTS, DTsEEfEENI-- - fDRoPsT, SOUH eroEACH
HABFfUAL COsIIVEsEss,lz lCHoLrT -CHoLEEA IL
EAETUA, FLATuLEEcEs + p NDrcEs EEMALE
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GB- sanford's Liver lnvigorator and Caiharrio
Pills ars for sale by
CHURCHILL & BRO, Druggists,
BIO 8. W. cor. Pub. SquarH and Ontario 90.
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INDIANA.
Bank OF the State.--.. p
H., nonEu
CLEVELAND AND MAHONIN(


A i o d.
TIM TABLE No. Ito take effect on and afts
Wednesday, November ., 1850. r.Fr.
nlo-.l.nh 70 Ynuno-ln--,
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within the last two yeara
.hOpes Of relief, a. the
certificates in my poaee1-
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
zELEGRAPH HEC.
[OVER THE UNION LINE1


san Francisco News---OverIand news---
baltimore COnvention.--The Mexican
Ireaty---MiltOn S. Latham in the Sen.
ate, etc.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 26.
The number of letters overland +o-do,.
1865 and five through passengers.
The rates of passage per Golden Are oro
$3.50 and 1925; second cabin $3.50; steerago
500.
Arrived 25th, ship Robin Hood, 1o7 davs
from N. Y.
The following two days latter by overland
mail is from the Bulletin:
ST. LOUIS, March 5th-The time of hold
ing the National Convention of the Constitu-
tional Union party at Baltimore, has been
fixed for the 9th of MAY.
The Mexican treaty is dead beyond oues-
ton. Senator Wigfall, of Texas, and everv
Republican Senator are said to be onnose1
to it.
1t was reported that Mr.. Mclean would 90
out to Vera Cruz, 9th March, clothed with
ample authority to protect. with the aid Of
the U. s. squadron, American citizens so
Journing at that place, in case that Vera
Cruz shall be attacked by Miramon.
SENArE.-On the 9th, Mr.. TIaun. of Cal
presented the credentials of his successor. Mr.
NJ. 5. Latham; the latter then hayno ro-
ceived the oath of office, took his seat as a
member of the Senate. The general bust
ness was unimportant.
HousE.-Mr Sherman asked susnension
OF rules to offer resolution referring the
subject of Pacific Railroad to select COM
mittee of fifteen. Resolution was adonted
Mr.. Reagan. of Texas, asked leave to in
troduce joint resolution placing five million
dollars at the disposal of the President. TO
detray the expenses of volunteers to be
called into the military service of the L. S.
for the suppression of hostilities on the Rio
Grande.
On Tuesday, March 9th, upwards of 20
different persons were nominated for Chan
lain OF the House, including among them the
Jewish Rabbi, Mr.. Raphael. He was suisse
quently withdrawn on the Cd ballot. Thos.
II. Stockton of Phila 'elphia was elected by
3 majority
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

THE officers of Los Angeles, while on duty
at night, have frequently been tripped up
and bruised. The Star thus describes the
way it is done:
Two Mexicans on horseback meet the Off
Ger in the street, on foot, and having their
RATA prepared, by being tied to the pommel
of each saddle, they separate, one on each
side of the officer, at the same time dropping
the middle of the RATA, then spurring their
horses, quick as thought the RATA strikes the
officers leg, and throws him with violence
upon his head and when he recovers they
they are far away; it being dark at the time
of course he could not identify them.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
COMMON COUNCIL.
REGULAR MEETING.

MONDAY, March 26th.
Present, His Hon. the Mayor and Aldermen
Davis, Ellison, George Welch, Mann, Love, Otis,
Jewett, Teunent and President Fowler.
Committee on Streets and Roads reported ad-
versely to bill of J. p. Kerwn for sos SO, for
hauling and deposng gravel. Referred to same
committee with instructions to report at next
meeting how many loads were actually received.
Com. on Finance reported Marshals contingent
fund report correct, excepting matter Of $,
which should not have been paid for cleaning
City Hall. Received.
Bills of Messrs Murphy, Donovan, Bowman,
Muldoon, Randall & Co., Hudson Il Co.. Treadwell
& CO., Smith 4 Co., Bclknap and others, read
and ordered passed.
Bill Of A. j. Spear for an impounded COW which
got drowned while in the pound. Discussed aud
laid on the table.
Bill of Hubbard & Teed to medical attendance
on prisoners in Station House, $65. Discussed
and referred to Examining Committee.
Bill of Dr. Webster for attendance on pris-
oner and on a man who attempted suicide, and
another individual not prisoner. Rejected.
Bill Of Murray for cleaning City Hall. Re
jected.
Communication from n Wescott demonstrating
against deduction from his bill for superlntend-
ing B Street Sewer. Laid on table.
Bill Of A. j. Barkley for fees on impounding a
mule which brought 81 at public auction. Al
lowed.
Committee on Fire and Water, reported that
they were unable to contract for construction OF
hydrants, and begged to be discharged Report
accepted.
Mr.. Woods Offering to give $50 for grass on Cor
tez Square Mr.. Bolanger offering to give S42, 81.
Resolution adopted that no animal be allowed to
pasture on the Square. Bids laid on table.
Cemetery Committee reported in favor Of ordi-
nance on Cemetery matters, and in favor OF pay
ing Sexton Hamilton $1,000 for his Register. Re-
port read.
Election returns opened, read and referred to
Committee on Elections. Committee on Elections
reported, after examination, that the returns
were correct Adopted.
Resolution instructing the City Clerk to prepare
ordinances, city charter and other matters for
publication aud report the same at an adjourned
meeting to be held next Thursday evening
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

Prentice ON BEEcuERIsM.-Th Louisville
journal does not estimate Miss Beecher'.
theological researches very highly. 1t says:
Miss Catherine Beccher woman of great
ability, sister of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher
and several other distinguished Beechers, has
published a theological work, inquiring how
sin came into the world There are matters
Of more practical importance than that in
quiry. If there is pig in your garden you
had better busy yourself in driving it out,
than in specializing how it got in.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

SACRAMENTO CoURsING CLuB-On Saturday
evening, the Sacrmento Coursing Club held a
meeting, when the Committees appointed at
previous meeting submitted their respective
reports which were, says the Union, adopted
to the following effect That the grand an
nual coursing match will take place near the
Twelve Mile House, on the lower Stockton
road, on the ranch of James Whitcomb, on
the 2Sth. 20, and 30th March inst. If a suf
fcient number of dogs are entered the fol-
lowing are the prizes designated by the Coz,
mittee: For the first class dogs, lst prize,
one saddle horse, 1925 ID prize, one Span
ish saddle, $50 30 prize, one silver dog col
lar, $25 For second class dogs: lst prize,
one gold watch, 800 81 prize, one ladies
riding whip, S25 Sd prize not yet selected.
If the amount of funds should not equal the
above the money deposited will be distrib-
uted pro rata to the winning dogs. The en-
trance fee will be. for first class dogs 50 (;
for second class dogs. So ; and the entries
must be made on or before the 29th of March
inst The Judges will he selected Oh the
ground Some Of the fastest dogs from Marys-
Vile, Stockton, and various other localities
are expected to attend.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27
11aiIp ypational 9rmotrat,

u,y,ye IN SoNoMA AND VIcINITY-Under
90, heodinq the Sonoma Democrat says;
Mining hereabouts is more beneficial to
~ %'nI makers than the pocket, as yet, The St,
1DJ' 1IIsra mines are totally exhausted; in fact,
!tor. Ho,, Is greater probability o: Eneeladus
ip;nc lh;rC there than of ST. Helena silver mining
E.s'" raot rs the latest assay, made at Sacramen-
s''SI s%ows the ro TX to contain nothing but iron
TO- '" and very little at that. We have not
ynor5 yto that any of our quicksilver miners have
yet re retired with fortune.
Week before last, the above named paper,
had flaming announcement of the discovery
-, colored man, of rich lead of gold bear
~ ;.o ouartz. some sixteen miles from the town
ofsoota Rosa. Here is what that paper in
=. issue of last Thursday says, about the dis
covery."
We have nothing startling to present con-
oorning the gold discovery announced last
week week. The party alluded to went to the
'',oce lace with their sable guide, but found no
PpOid All agree however, in saying that the
ssnecimens brought to town last week, con-
tpined the precious metal Where they were
attained, we conjecture their owner only
knows.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-27

How THE EXCITEMENT IN Ell DORADO WAS
RAISED Not long since, great excitement
was raised, on account of the discovery of
what was supposed to be a rich silver mine
in the vicinity of Georgetown, Ell Dorado
county. How the excitement was gotten up,
will be seen in the following extract from the
Coloma Times:
The excitement about the discovery of a
rich silver mine near Irish creek has nearly
ceased, and the matter is undergoing a legal
investigation at Georgetown. There appears
to be but little doubt but that the silver was
taken out of the place as represented but it
is supposed by a good many that it was put
there by one of the parties interested. 1t ap
pears that as soon as the excitument got TO
the right pitch, two Of the three partners
started off with the specimens as is supposed
to sell claims, as one of them has been to
Carson Valley, and is well posted in the mo-
d,s operdndi of silver mines. The other
partner. fearing they were about to get the
advantage of him, had them arrested. and
the specimens taken into the possession of a
Justice of Peace at Georgetown, where ac-
cording to our last accounts, they still remain