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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
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GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of n Dorado. q,
- IN the District Court ofths Eleventh Judicial Dis.
triet.
ENALINE ELC0Ck, riaIntIa, Vs. RICHARD H..
COCK, Decentralization brought In the District
Court Of the Eleventh Sulcial District, and he
Complaint hIed in ths County n " Dorado, In ILe
ONCE Of the Clerk Of the said District Court In ana
for said County and State.
The PeOTie Of the State RI California, TO RICIIARn
ELCOCK, greeting YOU are hereby required to an.
pear In action brought against yOu by the al,ova
nAmed plaintiff, in the District Court Of the Eleventh
Judicial District, In and for the Cohnty Of N Dora
and 10 answer the complaint nlel therein within 1rr
dgys(exclusve the day Of scFvlce) amer the Vervrs
on you Of III SHmmons-ifBcrVed within this coun,r.
served of this County, but within lhla Jutcil
District within twenty days, served out Of said
District then within forty days, or judgment by de-:
fault will be taken against you.
The said action IL brought To obtain \ decree al.
vOrcihe plaintiff from the bonds Of matrimony ex
istlng between you and her, and awarding her The
care, custody and control Of Advlla Elisabeth Wal
ter and Samuel McNaty, the issue Of tie marravr
between you and plaintiff; also, judgment for cost,
Of suit, And IL you fail to appear and answer m.
said complaint, IS above required, the said pIAiniiT
will take Judgment against y0n for said decree an
costs, according Ia The prayer Of said Complaint
-, Witness my hand, and the seal NJ snd
sEtL Court hereto nfiVed, At Once In Placer.
49, vile. this thu 9Th day Of October, Ammo 1 oms
inl one thousand eight hundred aud sixty.
WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
ny OoDEN SQrIREs, Deputy Cl,lk.
Attest true copy.
". X. SHENECR, Attorney iOr Plaintiff. OIL Pm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
ECLECTIC MEDICAL DISPENSARY
----DhssAssS- treated -by-tLe----
REFORMED PRACTICE.

NJ ERCl El aud other Mineral p-'ison. met used.
vi Remedies chuseu princIpN ~ fr,,m the Ito.
tame kingdom. Our treatment can do tn harm.
and Is inCOInpIraLl, mare effective IN tn" cure Of
disease than the Od ~th'ai practice. Particular
attention gwen to llkuNIt Ailinrnt. anil r. px
rIa!! H., fu.l"".ug al, rhcciulli! r,Inv',d;'
Catarrhal Nrc,tI"us OphthAlm.iI. aud other di,.
Ca-rs Il the I!'. DI-rasrs uf the IuLgs, NJ
hrti"h, "f ia" Liver. stomach and kIdnrNs ,
RhrumatI,n, IN ITS NatIuus stAsrs, NVHTllgtA .
\er'"us and spinal "uilAiut, =, rufhlA. Al
ah"I'Cles and AH.eii"i,s 81 the Skrb-,-I ANO IH
treated successfully, without u,Ing the knIfr
also, GIaNrl cured.
ThUrr ~hU dir hunrstl! unAulr - pay f"r advice
Will be LIIAtcd u! paying MAAt IL, Ihe
Cu,t Ha;irns ~ the Iutr rIuT can 1, at Il,,
lr cured 10y uirdIriHrs srui I" them such Inusi
gIit iuII Il, scTIpiIur, "f their ease.
Address, thI"uyh Nril>, largo y Co, or rusi
ufhc., I-'A -: }. Is. .lILkIAt.IuA. NJ. H.
rI"hsSi! at -. M"htyu'nrr! sLrrt, LNpTcss
RnihiIng, san lIAHclscU. i.I-,uiIs
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

WHAT THE SDurm .AsKS.-Thc drma.
gogues Of the Republican party aud the
leaders Of the Dougla>iteS affirm that the
South and the Democratic party are in
favor Of "slave cmlr." AK them what
they mean by slave code and they reply
why look at Your platform it viii,
tell you. Men who tax lOulcst, longest
and OltcncSt about slave cole do not
understand the term, AMI arc ncaprblc
ofcxplaininS it. They think it IL popular
to rail against slave cole. anl b!n,i;y
and ignorantly they "pitch in" \cithrr
the South nor the Democratic party want
it, What the South asks for, is contend.
ing for, insists on having is, her rights
under the Constitution. She asks only
for peace, and to be allowed to manage
her own affairs and keep what belongs IL
her under the guarantees Of the C"nsti.
tuition. She loves the Union, has fought
for it, sacrificed much for il, aud has
never been other than loyal to it, She
reveres the Constitution, and has proved
her reverence by her unwavcrinS fidelity
to its letter and spirit! Does she ask for
anything unreasonable, unjuSt' Not at
ell. Why should she be deprived Of rights
enjoyed by other PORTIONS of the Union:
In the language Of jackson, she asks for
nothing that is not clearly right she will
submit to nothing that is wrong" And
she is right, and the good sense of the
people will so decide when the excitement
consequent upon a Presidential election
subsidies.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
RH HARMON

II. "A. AAAAON
Il a candidate for the once Of JUSTICE or THE
PEAcE, for PiseerVille Township, 81 the approach
lnS Election Osi
' - r. O. MCINTYRE
Il a candidate for the psice Of JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, for PIastrviTe Townshlp, at the approach.
inF Election OBJ
WILLIAM O. DAVIS
Is a caudidate Tor the office of II'STICE or THE
PEACE, Of PlacrTiilir Township, at the approach
Ing Election, O2l
l.. c. FISKE
l. a candidate for the ohirr n JUSTICE OF TIE
PEACE. of rlAcer,illr TdSnshiP, at the approach
Ing Election. oH
JAMES OATES
l. a candidate for the Office Of II StICE or THE
PEACE, Of PlacerNille low nship, ut the approach
ing Election. O2t
G. P. WALES
Is q candidate for the ONCE Of JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE, Of PlAcerville Tow nship, at the approach
ing Election. O2l
(Of Spanish IIill.)
Il a Candidate for the Once Of CONSTABLE Of
PlaCervlle Tow nshp, at the approaching Election.
Placerville, Oct. 18th, la6O. oll-te
A.. SIMON NTON
Il a candidate for the Office Of CONSTABLE, for
PlacerVille Township. at the approaching Election
PlacerNillc, Oct. %, lS6O. oH
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
CoNsTABLE.s SALE.

10y VIRTUE Of an Execution iasu,d out 81 JustIce
ID L. CraWmrI's Court, Of Greenwood TOWNSHIP
County 81 VI Dorado, to me direrteL, In favor oi
SnlinE I WastIeT and against eardRe Mining Com.
pany, have sriHr,l and oil exIOs. for saIe at pub
c auction, al : o'clock, p. ~,
On the l9th day OF November A. d. 1850,
Gr~~hwool Valley In front of Justice CraW 'orrIS
certain MlG'uE Claim situate In the MidI< furk ol
the Au,rTIcun River. a. Main RAr, Greenwood Tow
ship, knoSn the eArAlns G. .im Said cIuI,n CON
nrnccs at the Young An erica Claim, and u1S down
the River six Lundred aud usy rrt, (inote or less
and runs from hli To hill Th< .ad cIaln. Is the nro.
eriy Of said SArdine Mining C0nI.any.
Dated Greenwood, he rs h DAY of tlctohcr. A. n
1861. t,Sl.idl n J. FERGUSON, COns,abir
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
SHMMONR

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of ~ Dorado
- Justices Court, Mountain Township.
The People Of the State Of California, 10 q O.
SHIRLEY. greeting: YOU are hereby summon ed Il,
appear before Ine, at my office in Mountain Town.
ship. Of the County Of n Dorado. on the 81 day Of
February, A. D. l>Gl, at O'Clock. 2. NJ, to answer
unto the complaint Of Hiram Palmer. Who sue. t,.
recover two Hundred aud tao u l'n dollars clain,I
~ due nun YOU On promissury no,r given hy y,t
I" liiram Palmer, Tor one hundred aud thirty four
H'lm dollars, dated August Snth, lSjS, and arirr
inicres; at the rate ~ tw per cent per month rnt
paid which note is On C'" In my "hice-U when juhg
r'rnt uiil h" taken Against You for the sad amount
i"g"''-T sab e"es ahd damages u yon fah tn ar.
pear aWd answer.
7" the SlcTiG or any Constable Of said County .
greeting Make gal service and lue return hereof
CIV" under NY hahd tI.is l>Il, dAv 81 Ot.hrrt
4. D-t~6'. JOHN L MGVIHE,
Justice ~ the Peace
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

TIE AUGUSTA CoNsrlTUTIoNALIsr, one
Of the very few Douglas papers in Geor.
gia and the home organ of the Douglas
candidate for the Vice Presidency, says:
"Johnson stood on the right Of secessiun Gor
inSt cAase 10 1851, dNd he dOes today. NOr has
Douglas ever disputed the right, aud we know
as States Rights man be never will"
Will the Sacramento Union and the
other Douglas papers be good enough to
say whether the COnstitWtiOnalisti is riHh,
or not, in its statement Of its favorites
positione Does he believe in the right Of
secession! If be is, as the Constitution.
Glist alleges, and it would not misrepre
sent its own candidates, for SecSasiOm, the
people should know it. johnson Is au
avowed disunionist, and we have high au.
thority for stating that Douglas agrees
with him.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

, Mr.. DOUGLAS, in his letter to Hon. VIM.
A. Richardson, read before the Convcn.
ton, uses this emphatic language: I" In
terrentiOn means disuniOn ~ Then, &C.
cOrding to Mr.. Douglas, Mr.. johnson, his
candidate for Vice President, is a disu-
nionist He is in favor Of Intervention
ami Douglas knew it and so did the CON-
mittee that nominated him; and yet dif.
fering widely from Douglas he is running
on the same ticket.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

NEGRO EoUALITY.-lt should be remem-
bered that the doctrine ofthe equality of all
races is being practically carried into ef-
feet wherever Abolitionism gains the as
tendency. Startling and odious as the
statement is, it is nevertheless true. In
Massachusetts, it grows with the power of
AbOlitionism. During the last year, in
the city Of Boston alone, according to Re-
publican authority, seventy-two white fe-
males were married to buck negroes
Such degrading unions are becoming fire.
quent in that State, and seem to attract
no comment nor cause the least digust or
disapprObatiOn. In that intensely Black
Republican State, a negro and a natural
lied foreigner, becoming residents at the
same time, the negro is permitted to vote
one year before the former, thus placing
the black above the white. In New York,
where RepublicaniSIn is beginning to
think itself secure, an effort is being made
for general suffrage to the blacks. the
same as to the whites. What will be the
effect Of amalgamation? Clearly to de-
grade the great mass of the white popu-
lation, and to tempt All influx Of the blacks
from the South to compete with and de-
preciate white labor. These are facts
which men should seriously reflect upon
before casting their votes and uniting
their fortunes with the Black Republican
party.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
AKD KOW Is THE TIMB 10
s E G U r e A PICTU B E
To gladden. the Hearts Of Friends Al Uom.I

II II. WOODS respectfully announces to the cit.
Ne iHens Of n Dorado County that he has re
turned 10 Woods Miehael's old Gallery In Placer.
vile, CORNER OF MAIN AND COLONA STREETS,
and opposite the Cary House, where he viii remain
until the HOLIDAYS are over
The above Gallery will be rentte In splenGh style
furnished with new and fashionabIe eases Inc 49,
improved instruments. and will be opened 70 The pab
Tic on the Sd Of November
Having received the highest premium ever award
ca oy ne STATE Agricultural Society for Photographs
In 1859, and having received tAC sllvsE Ne6aI feP
both Ambrotypes and Photographs at the late State
Fair, and from the we'll known beauty and durability
q my work, can confidently promise eAliFN satis-
o3l-8m2p D.H. WOODS.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
NOTICE 10 CREDTToRs.

LE PERSONS having demasds against the Estaee
n Of LOUIS FLINT, deceased, are hereby notifed'
70 present the sane, with the necessary vouchers TO
the underlined, Public Administrator, and Admin
lstratoe Of SAd estate at hls oGes n the Town Of
II Dorado, n Dorado COanty, California, within ten
months from this date hereof, or the same will be
forever barred by Law.
Gil. MEREDITH, Public Administrator.
uSlm and Administrator Of said Estate.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

AsRAnAx LIScoLx.-Let II not be for.
gotten that after American citizens had
been ruthlcssly butchercd on our own
soil by Mcslcan soldiers, Abraham Idn-
coin, the Black Republican nOminee for
the Presidency, refused IL ccnsurc them
for the act lie tnadc cpeeth In Con-
gress in bitter opposition to the war, and
roted against resolutions declaring that 1t
should be vigorously prosecuted and that
Mexico should be made to pay an indem-
nifty for it, cost. lie was not content
with dcnouncing the war as unjust, un-
necessary and wrong; he was not content
with opposing its vigorous prosecution;
he was not content with casting oGium
upon those who volunteered in their coun-
try's cause, but he perSistcntly resisted
and opposed the idea Of making Mexico
pay indemnity for its expenses Indeed,
he took the side Of Mexico in the whole
controversy, and did more to cmbarra>S
his own country and To encourage the
Mexicans to desperate and bloody and
protracted resistance than he could have
done by voting against furnishing sup.
plies to our troops. IIs would unquc|.
tionably have done Mdt had he been in
Congress when they were asked for and
granted but not having had the UpPor-
tunity to thus all the enemy, he adopted
the only other practicable way of doing it,
by denOuncing the war as unjust, malisn-
ing its supporters, mislcprcscuting its
causes and provOcatiuns, and opposing its
vigorous prosecution. What claims has
such a man on the American people p
Was he not deficient in patriotism at
trying moment? Every trut-hcartcd
American will answer, Yrs
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

FUsIoN.-We learn that fusion is con.
templated and will be consummated to-
night, between the friends Of DR.. Harvey
and William Jones, which they hope will
result in the election of the fusionists.
The Douglasites are to cut Denver and
support Jones, and the Republicans cut
Pratt and vote for Harvey. We get our
information from . reliable source and
have every reason to believe it true.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
SUMMONS.

STATE on CAIlluE\lA, County of D., lN
- Tad'.-JnsiIcc's curt, ptam"nd >rTing. To~r
shp-The People 81 the State II tAhfuIniA, tO
Louis IANkkNIHIRl, greeting:
l"u are hsTvh! suIn'nO'td I" ArpS az before /,
At ~! once III lhAIOond SlrIHE. Tow u,hip. ~ thu
county II III lh'raI", On the Ilth day u DrcrH
her, \. ID. IefAi, 81 10 o'chHk, 4. ", Io an,~,r
unt" the complaint "f IAui. ISpsIit, R"~ ou ne
IA NV once, wherein /, Irt Earth that YOU are IN
dtbivd I" him III the suin cf nftI Uns IS IO' dol
lArs, tcing hAlAGcs due him irOn Huu upon AZ
count ard E'T tIaTd had from him BY you -NkCn
judgment viii he taArn aguInSt !.A IoT the 'aid
am,'ani, GS':hsI ~ttL c"stS aud damAgVs, II YOU
fail To arp, at and AnsurT.
To The sheriff nT Any C"nsIAhlc Of IaId County
greeting; MAkr lrgAl HN,re and dHs I,tnIH
hereof. tiNrn under nv hand tLis IOth daS "f
September. \, u. INEaI
tltAS !. IRWIN. Ju.tice Of the Peace
sl5 I'm N snd f,T .aid 1oN n,hir.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

LOOK OUT FOR BOGUS TICKErs.-On the
day of election, it will be more than prob
able, spurious tickets will be circulated
by the factions that are fusing to defeat
the Democracy, and it behOoves every
good Democrat to look out for them.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
APPLICATION FOR PARDON.

TENO s. W. S.ANDERSQN, District Attorney
and JAMES JOHNSON, County J1dge;
Take Notice, that, On the 18th day of November
$780, an application ~il be madf TO iIIs Exeelleney,
John q. D0wHey, Governor ofIhs State ef Califor-
MIA, for the pardon Of JOHN DANIELS, convict
ed Of the eTmr of burglary At the Special October
l0o0 g. y. WALLACE,
On behalf Of JoAn Daniels.
l acknowledge service upon me Of the above no.
tiee lhiA l91h day Of October. A. n lRo0.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
OILS s. W. sANDEks0N, Dist. Attorney.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

HON. ALBERT RUsr, the Douglas leader
in Arkansas, was a candidate for U. S.
Senator, and yet at the recent election in
that State, he did not succeed in having q
single member Of the Legislature elected
that will favor his claims Judge Doug.
las don't seem to be very popular in Ar
kansas. In the fanciful language Of the
day, "He's played out"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

There is. then. but ono course inr men VIII"
consider themselves Democrats tn pursue, il
they dcsWe to defeat Lincoln in California, and
that is to vote Tor Stephen a. Douglas.
We extract the above from that ma!is.
nant old political prostitute, the Sacrn.
mcnto Cnion, which has rcrsi,tcntly anl
Indignantly opposed the Democratic par.
ty since its establishment. With un.
blushing assurance II advises TIC D,noc.
racy what course 10 pUr>r. Men who
regard its advice have not drop "f Dem
ocratic blood in their veins. It, editors
and proprirtorS are rank .Ab ,litioniS;>, but
have not the mainline. y To avow their real
sentiments. They asc slTcwd and n,r.
ccnary, and conceal H., ir trur sentiments
under the safe and convenient but dcba-
sing gaTb II ncUtratiry.. f'hyy havr, win
relentless intensity, the Democratic party,
and would glory in it+ defeat. They are
political ll"Ssians, ready To transfer thrir
allegiance to any party for a cnn>ilc,a.
ticn. Fortunately the Democratic party
prefer their ccnSure to their praise, their
enmity 40 their friendship. They havg
succeeded despite the former, the latter
would he fatal. Past experience proves
that it has never supr"ric'l party that
il has not defeated, 81 obhoNiou has II
rendered itself to the people Of California
by its pretended neutrality aud hast and
shameless ISLANDERS Of The Dclnncracv.-,-
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
8. HARRIS.

plaza LoRNERs PLACDRVILI.E.
JUST received large assortment Of the best
81 brands Of HAvane Cigars, TobacOoa.
MeerschAum and other Pipes, Hatches
and Playing Cards, wholesale and retail, at
San Francisco prices. GS.Sm
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

The proper Lawn having been made and piAccti
itl- in my "fh,r authorize the is.uan,r 81 All
order al publCat on, II Is hrTrby ordered that Ne
above summons be plh,hcd ia ntwsIArer put
h'hrd IN PlactINilr, All,l the MuVNIAiN DLuNRNtI
'"T term -. three months. C"umrnt ing the :: I
d'T of N"Nrnb'r. l>i'. at III" ,Ipira'ion ot WLirr
time sciT &c ~ sai III umsns shAll he d-rm-, com
Il,ie St Nus JOHN { McIsciiIf T.,
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

SPURIOUS TIcKETs.-DemOcrats, beware
Of spurious tickets. None are genuine
that differ in the least from the one at the
head OF our paper.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

UPsET.-A stage-load Of Half Breeds,
with Black Republican driver, while 60
ing from Fl Dorado to Diamond Springs,
a few evenings since, to attend Doug.
las meeting, were dumped into the gutter
by the upsetting Of the vehicle. So it
will be with their political coach. Now
it skins over the smooth track, drawn at
spanking rate by that span Of smart
ponies, Squattcr Sovereignty and NOn.in-
tervention, but Frec-Soil holds the rib
bons, and the first thing the innocent
passengers know, the wheels will strike a
niger head and kersplash coach and pas
sengers will 60 into the filthy slough ol
Black RepubIicanism. Boys, you had
better return your tickets to the Little
Giant and take passage in the regular
coach, Democracy. This coach is drawn
by those sure-footed nags Constitution
and Union, and Equal Rights holds the
ribbons. She is sure to make the trip in
good time. She will arrive at the city ol
Victory on Tuesday next at sundown, and
at the White House on the 4th of March.
John c. Breckenridge and old Joe. Lane
have booked their names for the trip and
the People everywhere have determined
to sustain the line. "All aboard"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

. NHhISIM kN p, bEO ENBER ~, 1850.
conAI11EE ~ AuAAxcEMaNr>:
l.. Wolf, D. ". Soe, Chas. Matte,
fred: Collins. JOhu CArthcehc, J.C. kcrlr!,
Frank Riley.
INVITATION COMMITTEE:
Fat. Lynch, Chief En-, T. Wilcox,
}. T.. kunkler, let Asst, q. W. Ho@lrtt,
j. II. Harmon, I'd do. John Salmon,
u. u. johns, T.. W Stout,
Alex. Hunter, Jas. Brnns,n,
VIM: Mccormick, thHs: W. Brewster,
J. W. Ed~ ards, Jos. Dors,
Jain"+ BAILEY, John Crueley,
NJ. Mculer, George NIur!aId,
!. :. rituI, I'D II. EVans,
Fat. SlaNen, =. II. Center,
Joseph White, }. u. JArklOn,
nenr! s!m"ns, Nathan Young,
James VI. Anderson, John 4. Rird,
q. \. Crandall, y. n. Willow,
i. Z. Nngcnt, j. W. Jackson,
ID. W. Gelwicks, Theron Foster,
Aaron hahn. George ". CHM,
Joseph Todd, RnlDr n Bell
Charles u. I'cttit, a. II. Ha~ lev,
l. Inndecker, 4. 4. Van Gurldcr,
6. W. SandcrsOn, Jack I.ewis,
John Hume, John SpeeT,
James MonrOe, J. J. Lawyer,
Theodore +. Tracy, TbOs. MeMannis,
John }. Cullen, - Gaixe.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE:
+. Il. Cary, Ed. Andrews,
Z. ". swan. J. L. Smith,
4. 4. Van vOoThiee, Geo. ", Farr
FLOoR NANAGEAs:
7. b. Wade, S.T.CaRe.
=. y. Barss, Il. q. PSrker.
Tickets, &5. Costume of the Evening, Citizens
dress.
:, 6;1r Music by the Union Bra.s and String
Band. O2a
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

They LEET.-At Placerville, few evenings
since, SO we are informed by gentleman con.
nected with the Express, Gwin opened his
speech by requesting all save Breckenridge men
TO leave the court r0Om-when all Of the entire
crowd, SdOe ten, did leave. and going into an
other part Of the town, held an enthusiastic
meeting ~9
We take tho above from the Shasta
Courier, and have this to say in reply,
that il "a gentleman connected with the
Express" made any such statement, he
knowingly lied. DR.. Gwin, at the time
alluded to, made no such speech, but ex-
cused himself from speaking on account
of hOarscness. While he occupied the
stand not one man left the court room.
The gentleman o. connected with the
Express deserves a premium for lying SO
audaciOus!y.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given, I" all whom i; rrAy con
~ c,rn, that X ". Richard, will make apple atoa
To- the B'ari Of Supervisors of th- County Of kI Dv
RADIO, State ~ California at their meeting in preem.
her rrxi, ~ 80 soon thereafter Ne the sAue can be
heard, Tor - License 10 keep and conunur = Public
Ferry across the Middle Fork "t the American Riv,
vt Gray Eagle Cry, ia SAID County for the P-r.d o.
OHe year. H. N. RICHARDS
cray Eagle City, Oct. IL, iSGi. nl.Lt
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
Notice 10 Ciiy Property Holders.

NOIICEI IL hereby given, that the Assessment
~ tOll fUT the war I~n IL L,N eninp npi-trd, AID
VIII lie open for public Inspection, for hVe d.,s
from ~ o'cio' <, \. NJ, To 8 o'cincA, l.. NJ at
H'c.r! tulrn' Jew try store one door Al-,,e the
IatA;cT, commencing oh M"udA!, N",. aih. INssI.
JOHN D.. kt NkLEti, IItI Asse,,oT.
rlaeeTNIlIe. Nov l, Ib6J. ~ II
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
= - : 777-77- - ~ = = >
THE LAST MEETING.

Democrats, do not neglect to attend the
meeting on Monday evening. Let moth
ing keep you away. Let there be gen.
eral turnout, one worthy your cause and
your county. Show by your presence
that you feel and appreciate the impor-
tance of the present contest. The day of
election is almost upon US, and it is nee
essary to be properly organized and have
a general understanding for the day Of
battle, if we wish to do our part towards
the glorious triumph which awaits the
Democracy Of Ell Dorado OH the 9th inst.
II you wish to participate in the grand
jubilee when the fight is over, you must
do your whole duty. S. W. Sanderson,
Esq, and our county nominees will ad.
dress the meeting. Again we call upon
the Democrats to turn out in their
strength.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
MARRIED,

In this city. on the aOth ult., by James Oates, J
T., Mr.. JACK BRADFORD BROwN 10 Miss PENNINA
SCuTT.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03
FERRY NOTICE.

No1I'E is hereby given. Ia all WI."m 1t may con
~ crin, hat Il ~ Richards =. II n.lr APPLICATION
I" the B"Ari al SupcfNsts 0t the Cnunty 81 II b..
rhdo, State ~ California. at their n. n I-cxm.
otr fi'xI, ot ~ soon thereafter tie E,n.e Tan br
had, ir - L,cense 10 Keep aud continue Pubiic
Pcuy across the Middle Fork Of the American RIVER
at A'rrleAn BIr, for the pc. S,i Of Que wear.
u. " RICHARDS
Gray Eagle CITY, Oct u, I>So. ii
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-11-03

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