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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16

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The remaining Funded indebtedness Of the City Of Pa.
eerve 81 present e1s4s q; against which there
hand In cash. the sum Of e689 10 leaving balance Of
Indebtedness Of &136 g. which Il in in.
Stalments In June 1853 drawing per interest per
The semi annual interest upon the City Indebtedness
due July 1850, on hand and will be paid agreeaby
contract.
The present Council has built during the year. three els
terms capable Of containing In the aggregate twenty
thousand gallons Of water for the Of the Fire Depart
ment, IS precautionary measure, In case OF ere.
They have also purchased for Confidence Engine Co No
three hundred feet Of doubervited Hose OF the best
quality, ct . cost Of S465
Many repairs have also been made to the old csterns
and other city property. and . valuable Improvement
added IN the grading Of Sacramento street.
Tho Common Council have also purchased during their
present term Of Office, the lot Of ground owned BY j.
Douglas Esq., for the Of $3.50. This piece Of ground
commands the entrance to Center street from Coloma
street. and s possession by the city can be viewed BY II
In no other light than as valuable acquisition.
Several new streets In the northern portion Of the city,
have been laid out and surveyed but the ordinance not
having been submitted for the adoption OF the Board
10. Pe early attention of our successors to
10 the month otdsuusry 1850, mas. meeting Of the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16
SUM MONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado, a.
- JusiIce's Court Big Bar TOWnShip.-G. W. ANDREWS
W. JSO. J. SEERLEY.
The People Of the State Of California John eeerIey
greeting You hereby summoned appear before
ONCE In said Township Of said County Of Fl Dorado,
the 3Oh day Of June,A 1850, at 10 O'Clock, NJ to
answer the conplsnt OF g. W. Andrews who sues to
the OF two hundred dollars per promsory
mole and account on fe IN my once, when judgment viii
be taken against for said amount together with costs.
II you fail to appear and answer.
Given under my hand. this the 2eth day Of NAV A. D.
1860. O. SIDNEY DRASHEAR, J. r., Big Bar Township.
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Justice that the
above defendant cannot be found, It 10 ordered BY the
Court issuing the Summons that Summons be made By
Publication Of said Summons, for three weeks, IN the
MOuNrAN DEMOCRAT, Newspaper published IN the city
Of Placerviile. C. y. BRASIIEAR, J. P.
certify the above to be true copy original Sum-
now In my hAnds.
jsQ.SwS WILLIAM MURZo, Dep Constable
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MARsHAL's REPORT.

OFFICE OF The CRY MARSHAL,
PLACERvILLE JCSR 9th, 1880
To 20 Hon9rdb" Mayor and Common Council Of the
city Of PiIcHriAe
GISrtGH In accordance with City 0rdinanc req lting
the ofGe Of City Marshal and Police OF the CITY, for the
six months to date. beg leave to submit the following
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ROAD NOTICE.

THE undersigned do hereby make known and aeelafs
Il their intention 70 organise Joint Stock CoDpsny ~
the construction OF Turnpike Road in the County 0f8
Dorado, State Of California, extending from 800 yards
south from what IL known BTocklsp New e1atOas
the III Dorado and Carson Valley Wagon koad, down
TO 30 yards east OF what known 40 BrocksD OLD onp
and following - practicable the following FoateS
viz Commencing ~ small black oak tree marked n
200 yards southwest from Brockss New Station The
II Dorado and Carson VALLEY Wagon Road thence asuih
10 yds to white oak tree marked h I" thence South
yds pine tree marked H." thence south west 90 yds
TO pine tree marked :" thence west 0outh-west Ie0
yds pine markLd"H " thence south west 81 yds 70
oak tree marked :" thence south 1870 yds.
oak tree marked IN !" thence southwest 12 yds 10
DIRK tree marked" " thence south by vest 70 yds Y 90
oak tree marked " thence south BY west 12 yds 10
oak tree marked" " thence south By west 1873 yds TO
pine tree marked :" thence Southwest By south 20
yds pine tree marked !" thence west By south "a
yds an oak tree marked II :" thence southwest BY
1853 yds TO oak tree marked !" thence south
vest by south ~ yds to oak tree marked !" themes
south, southwest 1875 ydS TO oak tree marked !"
thence vest south $50 yds. TO pine tree marked
III; !" thence west 26I yds. to oak tree marked :"
thence southwest by south 1926 ydS to pine tree marked
III !" thence west; Fouthwest 1872 ydS to spruce tree
marked :" thence west 152 yds tn sake marked n
on Fl Dorado and Carson Valley Wagon Road $50 yds
norea from the bridge across the South Fork o. the
American River and 80 yds east from Brockss OLD Ss-
tion said road.
The undcrsIgned will meet at the law ONCE Of Geo. O.
blanchard In the Town Of VI Dorado, said county on
TUESDAY the 10th day Of July, 1850, at o'clock
Of said day for the purpose Of making preliminary
organization Of said cor1nany.
Dated June Let, A. D. 1850
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aountatn democrat.
COMMON COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
PLAcEEvILLE, June 9th, 1850.

PLAcERvrLLE, June 9th, 1860
Mayor Evan presiding. Present-Ald. Wade'"iehman'
ErvidsSon and Lacey.
Reading Of minutes dispensed with
The returns Of election then oPenea anu the oi'
lowing result declared: 81. ,
Por Mayor-f u. Wade. The election for N"rshai and
Collector was declared tie vote. On motion Of Ald.
Wehmsn the matter Of Marsh.sp wasle for tile action
Of the new Beard ,c,,
John Kunker was declared elected Assessor and Clerk
and the Clerk Instructed TO Issue him ceruheaeo o. e'ee
ton.
Niessrs E. H. Car,on and VIM. Lacey we're declared
elected a. Aldermen from the FIRST Ward MesTs T. J.
Arv d,s,n and Jas Monroe from the Second Ward and
Mrssra Jas McBrh and John Bush. from the Third ward
The following bills we're read and allowed Hugh Bar
Der "a; John Kempthorn, o.; II. ". A. WoIthen, N D.
" Levsn. Is: d DeI1olia, Is; J. ". Edwards, e.
Account 81 Yessrs Stevens Paine for horse Tor > u
Wallace to escort arms to Carson Naey was on o"on'
left for the action Of the new Board
Adjourned to meet Monday evening next al hAlI'pA"
o'clock joins D. kCEkLA' Oierk. pro em'
true COPY Of the original. H. ). HERNANDEE, CLERK
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Encourage Home Industry!
HAVANA CIGARS.

|INllE subscribers would respectfully announce to the
public in general that they have opened 4 Cigar Fac.
tory IN the "oisis" building, Main street, Plaeervlc
win he choicest varieties OF Havana Cigars are mann
featured, from the best Havana Tobacco. We invite all
smoker. I" give us call and buy only Of our own
be manufactured here we'll as In Havana
Country and City Traders would find II to their interest
to call upon us, before purchasing elsewhere As We can
supply them ut lower rate Than any other dealers in Il
city Of Placervile. LOUIS LEVY Co
jr2 II Oasis Cigar Stand, PiacerviIe
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-16

HOLLowAYs PILLs.-Premature decay, whether
the result of intense application to business free
living, or any other exhaustive cause, may be
checked, aud the physical and mental energies re-
stored to their original vigor, by perseverng use
Of this unequalled restorative. The STOPPING frame
may be Strengthened, the trembling nerves auieted,
and the whole muscular system braced, by a course
Of the Pills. They seem not only to purge the in
terna organs of all impurities, but to nfuse into
every fibre new principle of vitality Let not the
sick say that their constitutions are broken down.
until they have tested the renovstug properties OF
Holloway's wonderful restorative.
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NOTICE 10 hereby given, to all persons In
IN terested to appear before the Board Of GupsEvi.
Clerk, the ArSt Monday in July ne1t - 10 Oesek 4.
NJ, to show cause, any they can why road sheaiA
Maynard's Ranch to Spring l5aFdsn Haneh the Eai-
grant Read. By order Of the Board 81 eupsExieeEs.
WV. A. JANUARY.
C1elk Of the Beard Of Supoxviaogs.
PlaesTviTe, June Sth, lOe0.-flWl
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NEW STORE! NEW GOODS!
AND
Prices.
The Largest Store in the Minesi

THE undersigned informs his friendS, that he has
1 moved into his large and elegant new FiEe-Proof
Store, opposite his old stand,
A Few Doors Below the Keokuk Hoteli
And has received the largest and elegant stock Of
ClOthing' Boots, shoes, Hats, Caps, etc.,
Suitable for the that has ever been displayed in
Store this eide Of San Francisco and ct prices
will Astonsh the natives. His stock 10 excessive
numerate any particular article. he has in
the way OF GENTS AND CHlLDRENS' GARMENTS,
from the cheapest TO the most expensive. W Give me
call and examine for yourselves.
HURRAH FOR WASHOE!I
The undersigned calls particular attention Of those
going TO Washoe to HE large Stock Of Heavy Boots
Blankstc Shirts, Flannel and Frazer River Shirts Buck
for the trip, at UNUSUALLY Low PEICES.
s4i i'm MARK LEvIeoN.
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nIsSOLUTlON NOTICE.-Th The cOpartnsr-
~ ship heretofore existing between the undeEsigned
in the name and style Of r. N. Gimboni Co., In the
saloon business at Johntown. In Fl Dorado Co.., Cal,
10 this day dissolved John GuSio will settle up the b
Pm. 0IMBONI,
JOHN 0USIO.
JOhntOwn, May 2ath, losO.-slm
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me CAHorhlA urApe, Juulclouely medcated with Pc
ruvAn Bark, Turkey RhubArb Juniper Berries and other
remedial agents akilfuy combined, and In such minute
and exact quantities to constitute small or Hoemeo.
pathie dose Of each remedy which, when combined form
DySpeptc, Diuretc, Antifebre and SedaVe Beverage,
pleasant to the taste.
The inventor In calling the attention Of the public esps-
cAly CAfornans who know the excellence or the slior.
mia GrApe these preparations does 90 with ieenGS OF
pride and conhdence-pride In proving the excellence Of
our native grape and confidence 10 their remedial virtues
adapted Tor the following diseases DysepSa, Indigestion
Loss Of Appetite Iabitual Constipation, Acdty or Sour
Stomach Disease Of the Kidneys Gravel Disorders Of the
Urinary Organs Remitent and Intermittent FeVers Fever
and AEue Chis Nervousness Weakness Debility ,Dryness
81 the skim want OF Precipitation Pains In the Stomach
or Bowels. Collie, Dysentery, &C.
the proprietor does not pretend that his Medicate Cal
iiorna Wine and Brandy 10 " wonder or Q mir
ace medical science but appeals to " common sense
Of the public, and he not hesitate q avow that he
knows from experience that the medicine IN this though
small in quantity, will often effect cure In some OF the
diseases enumerated when violent and powerful
eme.lles have failed In their object.
NV Those drinking liquor early In the morning. or be.
re breakfast would And the brandy act delightfully."- upou
the nerves and stomach keeping the bowels regular &C.
exhlerang perfect! harmless and gives the weak and
feeble feeling Of health and strength.
Rtdd ms Certificate Of AndIysiS made By TnS0pholG
" Rdst, analytical and Manufacturing Ckemist
do hereby certify that after minute and careful
ytical examination Of the California Wine and Brandy
manufactured BY Dr. James Farqar In order ascer
tain its composition md quality have after various ex-
perments arrived at the following result the Wine 10 OIL
very agreeable aroma, and consists Of Grape Sugar ESQ
Volatile NIB TAnnic Acid LIS, COlorInG matter 1s4
Sulphate Of Potassia 0-45, Salt O-94. TN RAHL
can be taken by the most delicate Of either sex and
10 moderation by children.
Sold BY all respectable Druggists and GrOeers IL
Price d per Bottle, or SIX BEETLES am {
Box for %.
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CAUTION TO THE PrBLIcIn purchasing always see that
fac-simile OF the signature OF James L. FarQuaP NJ D.,
is pasted around the neck Of each bottle.
Crowell CRAM, Park White, and Redngton Co..
Wholesale Agents. TAl.6mI
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ANNUAL MEETING.

PLAcEnvILLE June llth i'5).
Mayor sw.n PreSIlng. Present, AIDS ArVd''on Lacey
Wade and Whitman. ,,,, II,
Third ward read and allowed. =, -.
- Aid Made moved that the account OF MT Lewis,
for 0s OoO PAYABLE IN February IN De allowed upon
his COMPLIANCE With the balance Of the contract
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Hrhnlnn NlcHHnnar-
FRANK DENVER

1p BY arrangements made by one n the Partners
IN while in Europe, with the most celebrated Manu-.
= lecturers and Dealers, are In receipt, by each
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
DefPnf GMin.

Do yon want Wm NJ. Gwin to he returned
TO the United States Senate? If not, then
vote for the Democratic nominees for the
Legislature whose names are published at the
head of our columns. Remember, that if the
Breckinridgers get control of the Legislature
be counted on as almost a certainty The
only way to defeat his election, is to vote the
strait Democratic ticket We say, defeat
Gwin. All his interests lie in Texas and
Mississippi-he has none in California. Be
sides, we want no man who utters disunion
sentiments to represent us in the United
States Senate or elsewhere.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06

JAMES Buchanan is, says the Mariposa
News, the first President who has ever de-
serted the party who elected him, repudiated
its acts, ignored its usoges, and refused to sup
port its nominees. There is sure to come
day of reckoning, and bitter indeed will it be
for him, and for all those who at a time
when every Democrat should be at his post
permit vindietve feelings and personal pre-
judices to lead them from that path which
reason and patriotism point out When the
prejudices and excitement of the contest are
over, there viii be few of the Breekinridgers
who will not regret the evil hour in which
they were deuded into the support of sec
tional candidate. in opposition to the regular
Democratic nominee. But their day of sor.
row will surely come.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
laiIv Natlonal 4emutrat

The most important political news of the
Pony Express is, says the Union, that instruc-
lions have been issued from Washington to
the Breckenridge men in the n North and w est
to support the Douglas electoral ticket. An
eleventh hour repentance this seems to be,
though il may enable Douglas to carry seve-
raj of those States which he could hardly do
if the Brcckinrilge Administration tickets
were continued in the field. From the tenor
of the dispatch, it is legitimate to conclude
that there will be no Breckinridge ticket run
in any of the free States on the Atlantic side
Under this state of things, why should there
be a Breckenridge ticket run in the free State
of California If the Brecknridge tickets
have all been withdrawn in the North and
West, by order of the Administration, why
should one be run in this State? Why should
not the Breckinridge men on the Pacific vote
for the regular Democratic electoral ticket of
Douglas and johnson, as they have been in
structed from Washington to do on the At
lantic side? The Administration has finally,
as per report given way in its malignant
personal opposition to Douglas, and in order
to make last effort to save portion of the
North and West from Lincoln, has ordered
its Breckinrdge followers to vote for the
Douglas electors This if they desire to de-
feat Lincoln, is just what the Breckinridge
men in California ought to do. So far as the
Breckinridge ticket is concerned in the free
Atlantic States, the contest appears to be
given up, and for the same reason it ought to
be given up on the Atlantic side. All Dem
ocrats but ofiice-holders. who have been in
clined to vote for Breckenridge should now
follow the lead of the Administration at
Washington, and vote for Douglas and johns
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
What they Say.

Breckinridge says;
"Let Congress intervene to PROTECT slavery
in the Territories"
Lincoln says:
Let Congress intervene to PROHIBIT slave
ry IN the Territories.
And Douglas says:
"Let the PEOPLE of the Territories deter
mine the question for themselves, under the
Constitution, for the Democratic party stand
pledged to the doctrine Of mon interference
with slavery In State, Territory, and the Dis
trict of Columbia
Let the reader choose which Of these dog
mas he prefers and then vote accordingly
he believe in the great American doctrine
that the people have the right and the abil
ity to govern themselves, he will support
Douglas.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Nevada County All Right.

Messrs. Mcconnell and Dibble have been
making a tour Of the county this week and
talking Democracy from the stump to their
fellow citizens. From each point along the
route we receive the most cheering news, and
reports of large and enthusiastic meetings.
They spoke at Omega on Tuesday, at Eureka
on Wednesday, at French Corral on Thurs
day, at Rough and Ready on Friday, and
VIII spend to night at Red Dog. The county
is as certain TO 60 for the Regular Democratic
ticket as the sun is certain to rise and set on
the day Of election.-LNe Nevada National, Sa-
turday.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Shall Gwin be Senator z

The issue is before the people Elect the
Breckenridge county ticket, headed by Moore
and take Gwin If the voters of Nevada
county endorse the Great Lime Pointer, then
90 it blind, and swallow Moore win or G win
Moore.
The regular Democratic county ticket
headed by William Watt, is opposed to the
Gwin clique, and to all those political hunt
ers who have lived on public :" pap " for the
last ten years. Let political bummers' hunt
that which they hate-hopest labor Neva
da National.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Donations for the benefit of the Mother
of The late Father Slattery.
MARYsvmLE. Nov. 81, 1850.

MARYsvmLE, Nov. Sd, 1860.
EDIroR DEMOCRAT The friends of the late
Father Slattery as tribute of respect to his
memory, feel it n duty to contribute towards
the support of his bereaved and aged mother.
He lived for his flock and died poor The
following places have already handed in very
liberal donations. viii you he kind enough
to publish them in your next issue and oblige
FRIEND OF FATHER SLArrERY.
Smartsville and Sucker Flat, per Messrs.
Dougherty and O'Brien, s55S so; Timbuc-
too, per Messr1 Lalor and Mccarthy, $24O
Long Bar, per Mc5srs. Brown and McDon-
ough, $50.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
n W Nj

and his parasites and satellites, will find that
all our candidates are opposed, first, last,
and all the time" to him and them. They
will not vote for any of the political crew "
for United States Senator. Let the people
vote, amen They desire change let it now
be made.-[ Nevada Domoerat.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
Read the Statement Of IEr. n.
IEcEVilliauis.


Who IS Elicr in Rev. Horace Bushnels Church, re-
gurdug the cure OF hls daughter who gas to an APP
peartuces crippled Tor life with tAe terrible disease,
Scroful1:
CrSouyArI, Fob. IS, 1859.
liessrs. 4. T. Sc0gV g CO.
Dear 6{rS feel il my duty TO write you, and
let YOU know what your Blood and Liver Syrup has
done for MY daughter, and that by publishing J., 9th
ers who suffer with the same disease may know OF it,
and by its use derive great benefit. My daughter
Eliza has been sorely afflicted with SCRoFULA, att ndei
some five or six running Ulcers Of her feet, one
on her hip, and one on her back. They caused con-
traction OF her limbs, that she couli not walk. At
this time, from the high recommendation Of your
Blood and Liver Syrup in curing such diseases, was
induced 20 thy it, She commenced using it, and as the
heal. Thelimbs are getting straight-she is now gain.
ing strength. have only used three bottles OF the
medicine, and she can now walk quite well. One of
the limbs is bat little il any shorter thDn the other.
Your Blood and Liver syrup has done wonders in re-
storing her health.
With the greatest respect, Irenain yours,
NJ. MoWlLlIAMS.
StateIzscat OF Rev. Horace Bushnell,
city Missionary &c Pastor Of Presbyterian CAnret.
CISclNNArG, March 2, 1909.
MEssRs. A. L.scovuL & Co..
DeGr SiFs: Mr. MoWiHams, Esq, Is an Elder in
the Church IN which am Pastor. am acquain ed
with the circumstances Of the of his daughter and
have no hesiancy in saying that consider the cure
truly wonderful. HORACE BUSHNELL
ScogH}'s B5o0d and LiUer GyrUp for sale by all
the principle Druggists everywhere.
RICE, COFFIN & co, Agents, Marysville
GEO. W. SMELL, General Agent
$50 Washington St., San Francisco
Successor to Park White. ol5 3mis
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06

DECLINED To TAKE THEM.-We are assured,
says the Sacramento Union, that sundry bets
were offered publicly, that Douglas would
beat Breckenridge in the State, and found no
takers. They were offered in sums of from
one hundred to one thousand dollars. The
Breckinridge betting men do not appear to
be as confident as they have heretofore pro
fessed to be.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
CONSUuPTsVEs. READ!

DIT WILLIAM HALLS BALsAM has proved more
successful than an The other remedies known, FOR the
permanent cure ofau The early stages Of CONsUMP-
TION. Those who doubt t.is statement can and am
pie proof III the phumrhlet accompanying The medl-
cine.
EXprCTORANT WITHOUT OPIUM.
Dr. WuLrH HAIL's BALSAM claims the favorable
attention Of those whose constitutions forbid the usee
of opiumor Morphine. This astonishing remedy for
CONSUMPTION and LuSa DISEASES, has received tho
strongest testimonials romcirzens Of the highest res
pec,ab.litv. and is richly worth fair trial.
NIGHT sWEATS AND sPITuNG OF BLOOD.
Tor these complaints. none can be found so eaica-
cious as Dr.. W&. HALL's BALsAN. It susdu7s tho
irritation, stops the sweatng and restores the strength
in very short space ortime. It IS well worth your
trial.
Sold by all Druggists. RICE, COFFIN, & Co,
Agents, Marysylle.
GEO. W. SHELL, Agent, Importer and Wholesale
Dealer in all Genuine Patent Medicines, 181 Washing.
ton ST., San francisco. oct7.sn
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06

T'he wide reputation which Dr. =.
EsOStetier's "STOMACH BITTERs" have attained
durngthe past year bespeaks its excellence in a more
f5rcble manner than any words which We can offer.
Il reuoyaes purces, and strengthens the system and
aids the stomach in the performance OF its functions,
It is regarded all sides as a sovereign specific and
therefore, to procure It in the best possible way.
should be The object Of the public. We commend #
with more than usra zeal and confidence, bellev ng
aud knowing DO, that It stands foremost Of the
many preparations Of the day,for mparting strength
yigor and tone to the system and possessing the Gu.
ratvepowers for all similar diseases arising from a
a dsordered stomach. In the most severe cases of
cramp, darrhcea, and weakness in the stomach, the
'Btters" have been rigdly tested, and always with
the greatest success
As a Tonic, Hosteters Bitters are most delightful,
especially before meals.
Sold by all Druggists, Grooers and Hotels through
ont the United States
GEO. W. SMELL, successor to Park & White, Gen
era Agentfor California l8O Washington Street, sar
| Francisco. oc17-8m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-11-06
s:Zs.E.EsEG e A.P AEC,
TOWER THE STATE LINE.1
From san Francisco.

SAN FRANCIsco, Nov. 3.
At two o'clock this morning FIRE broke
out in the rear portion of Gardners vinegar
factory south side Of Washington near Drum.
The fire also extended to the Miners Ex-
change formerly known rs old Kentucky
House. There were % persons sleeping 10
the house, all with difficulty escaped with
the exception of one man supposed to be Dir.
Murphy, from Paceryillo who was burned to
death, two others, an Italian, cigar maker
and Mr.. Carl are yet messing The loss is
about $4,000
Politics wax warmer as the election ap-
proaohes. Montgomery street has been
crowded with politicians
The steamer Senator arrived at ) o'clock.