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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

The RESULT IN KENTUCKY.-The opposition
are rejoicing because Leslie Coombs, the opposi-
ton candidate for Clerk of the Court of Appeals,
was elected in Kentucky by large majority; and
they argue from this result that the State will be
certain to go for Bell But they are mistaken.
John e. Breckenridge will carry Kentucky as sure
as the election takes place. The St. Louis Bulle-
tin accounts for the result in Kentucky as follows:
The election of Leslie Coombs In Kentucky af-
fords no test whatever of the relative strength of
Bell and Breckenridge in that State While he
polled the whole "Union" vote, together with many
OF the Douglasites who voted for him to defeat the
democratic candidate, he also received the votes
Of thousands of Others who voted for him for other
reasons. Gen. Coombs is an old man, nearly so
years of age; he is personally very popular, being
beloved by all for his noble traits of Character and
he has become bankrupt in fortune by his liberali-
ty and public spirited disposition. The people
felt that he had been reduced to poverty by his
services to his State, and through sympathy; they
voted to give him lucrative Office, that he hight
have comfortable support in his declining years.
Hence 1t is that he carried many of the strongest
democratic counties by large majorities.
The Lexington lKy.) Statesman says:
To our friends abroad we have to say that no
apprehensions need be felt as to the vote of Ken
lucky in November. Mr. Breckenridge will GER
tanly receive the vote of Kentucky, and by not
less than ten thousand majority. He can't be
beaten in Kentucky. No fear need be entertained
on that score.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

VALUABLE DocUMENT.-We publish to-day a
portion of the Address of the National Democratic
Executive Committee 20 the Democracy and the
people Of the United States. We hope all will
read it as it is truthful statement of the trans
actions at Charleston and Baltimore and thorough
ly exposes the unfair manner in which the friends
of Mr. Douglas tried to control the National Demo-
cratic party. 1t is complete refutation of the
bold assertions made by Mr. Dick and other Doug
las men in this State, who seem to desire the ele-
walton Of Mr. Douglas to the Presidency more than
the unity of the Democratic party.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

VIRGIN1A.-The Richmond Examiner, speaking
of the condition of parties in Virginia, says:
"The friends of Breckenridge outnumber the
partisans Of Douglas immensely in this State. 1t
could not be otherwise when all the old and time
honored and trusted leaders of the party have
raised his flag. In doing SO, they but uphold
principles which the Virginia Democracy have
ever stood by."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

YORKVILLB, August % Flour dull and prices de-
clined-$3 rs to So 35 per sack. Corn in demand at
81. Wheat 81 IS. Bacon ] to IL; Peas IS TO go
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

Bsg~ We return thanks to Mr. A. Cornelius of
Catawba county, for list of Is subscribers, and
to DIR. j. l.. Bost of Union, for similar favor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

Nor CoRREcT.-We learn it is rumored that
Gov. Ellis is Douglas 1t is not correct.
Whatever may have been Gov Ellis feelings be-
fore the meeting of the Baltimore Convention,
We know that he now cordially supports Breckin-
ridge, and is opposed to any movement that will
distract and divide the Democratic party of the
State. Other prominent gentlemen claimed
as Douglas men, who we are confident are not
such.
We learn that Mr. Clngman is for Breckenridge
and Lane He made speech at Beaufort recent
ly, and writer in the Wilmington Herald, giving
short sketch of the speech, says
ale (Mr Clingman) considered Douglas man
of ability, but had overstepped the Democratic
fold; he thought his doctrine dangerous to the
South at present, but preferred that the vote
of North Carolina should be cast for him, if to
ensure his election, and found insufficient to elect
Breckenridge"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

ia r. P. Dick, Esq, has received tele-
graphic dispatch from MIR Douglas stating that he
will attend the meeting of his friends in Raleigh
on Thursday next. Mr. Douglas is the first Presi-
Dental candidate who has ever taken the stump in
the United States. Some people were terribly
Mortified because Gen. Lane paid visit to his rela-
tves in this State, Notwithstanding he refused any
public reception. What do they now think of the
electoneering tours of Mr. Douglas IF Mr. Brock
inridge were to go about making electioneering
speeches We should hear every opposition paper in
the State sending up dolcful lamentations about
the improperly of the act, &c.
STABBED.-On Saturday evening last, In this
town, Henry S. Miller was stabbed by Richard
Harrison Some misunderstanding the cause.
Although Mr. Miller dangerously wounded,
he is said to be improving and will probably re-
cover
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28

N. c. STATE FA1R.-The Raleigh Press men
tions that the Fair Grounds being improved,
but does not state at what time the Fair is to be
held this year. Will the Press give us the day ?
The S. G. State Fair opens on the 18th of No
vember.
Bas- The Chief Excellence of Female Charac-
ter" is the theme of Sermon preached before the
Graduating Glass of Oxford Female College, N. c.,
on the Goth Of May last, by Elder james Me-
Daniel of Fayetteville-a copy of which the author
has kindly sent us. 1t is not often that We find
time to read sermons, but we always read those of
our Fayetteville friend whenever they are publish
ed, because they abound in good common sense
and much valuable advice. The one delivered at
Oxford is another evidence of the ability of Mr.
Mcdaniel and of the practical manner in which
he discharges his ministerial duties. We should
be pleased to copy placed in the hands of
every young lady in the State Hereafter We will
publish extracts from it.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28
To the Public.

August Is, 1860.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1860-08-28
MECKLENBURG HIGH SCHOOL.

August 81, 1860
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

DR. l.. J. CZlPKAYS Urivat" Medical and Surgical In
stut. Sacrhm"nto street below Non gofn"Fy otf,.
site the Pacific Mall Steamship CympAny's Oicp, sAn
Prancsco The Doctor nnrrr free combinations and
no remuneration unless he entets cure. once hours
from9 4. ". tO9P.M.
Snerm n q orrhRa. or InrHl WSakness. Ncrvnns Dr
biv low spirit lassitude weakness ~ the limbs nd back.
indspositn and inchpaby fer study ahh ahrF. dull.
ness Of apprcles0f loss of memory, aversion - s'riv
Iyp Of solitude tndfy. seldstrtsi, dizziness hchha-hs
involuntary discharges pains IN the side an"r"n "f the
ryr. I7,pis on the face sexual and other phtfni'lss In
men, are c,rcd without fail by the justly celebrated P
Il 'cnses j.. new and rNk>nwN To uTnLLs, l'' nee his
gr, Success NJ combinations. by letter or Hh rWsr,
Ire Address, H. d. Cs1ptdy H. D., San Francisco,
~ Er,,;t Djs.0rerv cfts Ag'-Gredt BesHn1 10
'"' n HEiHd-I HnOcF -. ''rt I'0fenf
mn T. ] CZAnKAY'S Prrphi'a, ti~rn tsci'dsinf-cin 6
80, .urr nye .ntive against Ghn9rrhrA and - t,i
Inc dsra.ps and an nsuhts"d r'mcg f'r az n"reAI
s,otu. Gancyrunus nd CancrTou- t!-'r7 Fs.il ~.
rgr. rom Vagina Il. US and tr"thra. Rr1 al c"a-
tcou. Fruptlons and dice f"r az" ~ pr 49, '71N
kay. nfc. Sacramento st. brlo M"hiToin'ry Opposite
PSchc Mail STEAMSHIP Co.'S once ~ 'h"cus'"h '' ?
preventive against small p0H 80 - Dr -, d .hPA"'
IrOplhactcum preventive against syI'l c hI "'ii"f'
rlTaI d',easrs Harmless IN itself It I"'srs ~ We power
Of chemically dcstr"yhR the syThiltic Virus, q merely
yirg H. DusAns Of dcbAuchccs from being nt tea ty
the mos, H. qihsome ~ all di.rHsrs Let young nan
who apprerin health b. without Dr CLapkAy's Pr"pia's
found nypnett to use, hsng used soap. Price.
For aIe at Dr. h. NIaIkay Private Medical and surg
~, I.titrt. sacr,t MO below Montgomery, opposite
Pacific MAIL ETEA NSlIlP cos UFIICE.
sY-Al. order, must Ia. Rddressrdto L. CzsTkHy,M u.
San Francisco, California. "II"n
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
Agricultural and Mechanical
UNIVERSITY
STATE OF CALrEORNrA

TIVE Board sfr side 10 announce that the Agricultural
j and Mrchs""r University Of the State ~ Cnlf.r.
nia will comment" a hrsi session the I'D ~ November
n"St. ltraPr'Ii enterprise; They AK m gift or do.
nation Of generous public They ask only 10 be- patron
is"d An institution ~ ha'rInF mn' Ike every Other en-
t"rt''ss b" ''srtihR ~ 10 'T.'hn,H n worthy the pub
he Sin '"tt''' SSi Un,t. 10 hrVI'si n lyny mil
air"scab axe It successful The tniver-y Lu,,n
enterprise I.prtJ, Tor. ar Nursing men. They i,
!" MAKE It In every way worthy -! the Goldrn state, con
hd"hi That the pcufl, willaTpr"cIat, their eGoTts.
IT. working mani coli r." W. b,l"v, tLs'N a.. n;
nicr md the mechanic need m "IurBirn inst ~ mn
the lawyer and the d""tof the man No nfri
III" professional gentleman. Has the farmer H.. T
brains than he attorney the invcnior-ilnn he tl
'cian' tn" colleges ~ the present time chor,.hrr
mothers f"T young Physicians and lawyers ard preacher.
bat The son toll hnds them step mothers VII" thrust
ai'' "iR 2Wh'h y"ung professors vi" Intends
aiorc he MIR" lah"r Our University shall h." rniIrr
~" 'lnr"' -'n with ~" on b.. bros aud the .,
-" t4nd'. lands 'r'h IN the true dignity ~ his race.
H.. fi' ~ N drr' lnr'd man
~ Err'l ha7" '"'nH Ar INSTITUTION at ITa.I.burP
IN rr'''T ''1r, ~ 'Irt Of Ru'-An river or- Z
IL. rtrs ~ - - 'h"t -srtlnu. 81 ON, STATE.
. yrm ~" Of raap, !. Or Ia. = r., H., SIS, -
N ". ~ yrr.r. -r-,-', s.-',, ~-,. u. .
ann Il" ~ ir--"hng ~" -, ~ s'u int
- ulo.' board hill tr u" r. 80 "n ir';o."
tan, rnIah,r totr I"tfrr,-d ~ - '.l-. t.wl not r
terf.re nh the pursuit - rrrl '~-s. study Z,
which tie u.iil rates Willie al'"V'i
4 fAru And steam p"wcr aT' r'nn'ct''t1 80 = W
.,,v 4 lars. and connnodinu. boarding h.i-' = y D.,
rrAJy f,r thu frc-pion 81 sud"his Wh'r" ~" - 'I"
~Ili~ nnd'r H. immediate 'nl"r''-'"n 81 '"m'
the farnlty C.fhrr,d viii the tuiv'r'my t.An Acai"n
for Nirh ih- came '''i"mh has been adopted
Arrangement. have h-cn madr for boati,nga number ~
young ladies III private fam'i'' IN the NlI"e"
TtHH>.
T"' The Primary Department. Z! :" per month
Aeadem" CiS."S. .,... ........ m Il"
tniv,v.tJ Cia.srs 80" d"
ND-'e, DrA~iug. Embroidery. ? 80" ="
Ilnrd .. .. SEA q.
IL.nI,' tie f4r.l,v ,h. aoune .s,ath .afd rt,..r,
e""i,"" ha'- been gIs' - rctui" Tor - benefit Il
H., clas"':
I'm ~ s"rw.ny, E.yrr lie ',,..r.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
Constable's Sale.

10y virtue Of All execution, to directed, issued ont
Dof Justice W. W. Belvis Court, Of Mountain Town
ship, County of FL Dorado in ia, or Of Adam Rrhl Co
and against John Roberts Co., have seized and will
expose for sale at public auction ut 10 O'Clock, NJ,
On the 26th day of April, A. D. 1850,
At Grizzly Flat, in front Of the Justices office the fol
lowing property, towit: One Quartz Lead, Situated in
Mountain Township, about four and half miles in
northcrlS direction from tir'IlSJlat apdknown the
Robberts' Quartz Lead" Also, one QhartA ILL., stu
ated the north fork 81 the Costumes River and pro
PEELED by the waters of said stream. The said Mill
lie about three and half miles from Grizzly Flat in
gether with all the appurtenances belonging 10 the
above named property. will sell much Of the above
described property will satisfy the Judgment of
S22 So six dollars and any cents cos,s. and acrruin,
costs. JAMES h MASSEY Cpnr'aLlC
trn1iy Hat trrl IN. lAG0.--l td'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

TRIAL By JURv.-Lord Campbell, the Lord
Chancellor of England, has renewed his hith.
erto Intellectual effort to induce the British
Parliament to abolish that principle of the trial
by jury which requires the unanmity of the
jurors. Parliament has already limited the
application of trial by jury, by cnacting lately
that in some cases, the decision of Judge or
Magistrate may Supcrsedc that Of jury on
questions of pure fact The Lord Chancellor
would go much farther to advocate the pas
sage of law providing that if the jury in a
civil action cannot agree, after having DELHI.
Grated a certain time, the verdict of certain
number Of them probably majority-may
be taken as a verdict in the case. It is not
proposed to make such a change in criminal
cases.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE

To the Holders OF the Funded indie bt ed.
meas Of the City Of PlRcerville.
NOTICES. hereby given that there Is now in the Sink
~ ing Fund of the City Of rlacervile the Of
Twenty-Five Hundred Dollars. which will he used for
the purchase Of the bonds Of said City Issued under the
provisions Of an ctcncd An Act toprovide for Fund
ing the Debt OF the city Of Pacervie and the payment
thereof" approved March 9th, ISIS Said money will he
used M the Redemption " the greatest Of Bond,
which may be offered aud holders Of said ondS here
by invited To submit To the Funding Commissioners Of the
OF such Bonds, with Coupons from No to No. ~ ncu
svc attached. Such Sealed Proposals will be opened at
the Office Of the Treasurer Of said City the Cd day IL
NAV, lNGo at II o'clock NJ, of ead day aud the money
will he awarded tn the person persons who shall offer
surrender the largest amount OF bonds for the
hut bid will be- accepted for the surrender Of Bonds at
than their par value.
q. W. SWAN,
TnEO. r. TRACY. Funding Commits soncrs
r. 3. HERNANDEZ
Dated Paccrville, March 3lst, l~6O-it
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

GtTATE OF CAlIIORNIA. In the Justices Court
- Gcorgc;own Township, IN and for the County e L.
Dorado.
The People Of the State Of Califo. mia, To JAMES
WARD, Greeting:
NOC are hereby summoned TO appear before me, al
uirc in the Township If GCorsrtnw H. IN the Count,
If ~ Brrado, thu nth day -frhruHry, .lA'
~ O'clock, NJ, To answer unto the Complaint Of
Hiram smith, who sues yuu To recover the sum If E.
tN-siN and Is 100 Dollars. MONEY du" prumisAnry
note given hy to Crouk shank and Ferguson the
2sth day Of January, 1856, together with Thirty four
Dollars, interest on the same when Judgment will he
taken against you for the said amount together with
costs aud damages, il you fail 10 appear and answcr.
To the sheriff or any Constable Of sad County, Greet
ing Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this TwCnt! fourth day of Feb.
A. u. 1850. e. &. SPENCER,
tjn- 3ml Justice NJ the Peace Of tald Township.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

A.A.vAS Grrrprn, Attorney for Petr,ionrr m;;l.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

STATISTICS OF WASHINGTON TERRITORY The
population of Washington Territory was re.
Gently ascertaincd to he 6,S44 The assessed
value Of property was 90, 2?3, sos. At the
date of the returns there was in the Territory
2,l05 horses and mules neat cattle, IL ,906 ;
sheep, 1886; hogs, 4,247; acres in grain,
grasses and roots, 49, 63. There were 81 ,SG5
fruit trees; 81 lumber mills, valued at $50, 900.
There were 10 churches 81 schools; POI ,472
acres of land taken by donation and pre.crnp-
ton; there were ~ sail vessels and : steam.
boats owned in Washington Territory. These
last statistics do not include those of Thurston
and Walla Wala counties.
The receipts into the Territorial Treasury
for 1859, including $9l4,2l on hand at the
beginning of the year, were 81, 2s4 lG the
disbursements for the same time, %l,7sl So ;
balance in the Treasury ~ SOB Co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE no CREDITORS.

CtTATE or CALIFORNIA, County n Fl Dorado In the
- District Court, in and for said County.
VIM. d. OTIIICK vs.. HIS CREDlTORS-In the matter
Of the petition 81 WM D. uTllICK nsolvent debtor.
Pursuant to an order file herein, made by the Hon
r. Myers, Judge of the Court aforesaid notice here by
given all the creditors Of said insulvent debtor. WM
u. OTllICK, to he aud appear before the Court afnrc
said, at the Court House of said County, in the City o
Pacervilc, the 18th day II May, A, D. l>O at the
hour of ten o'clock A. NJ, Of said day, to show il
any they cam why the prayer ~ said nsalvcnt debtor
should not he granted and assignment o his estate b.
made. and he he discharged from his debts aud liabilities
in pun of the Statue in such made aud pro.
vidtd And, In the meantime, II u ordered that all Judi
cia proceedings against said nsolv"nt debtor he stayed
Witness my hand, AMI the Seal OF said Court
L.. Fixed, at Onicr in the City If Paccrville, this
49, 3rh day ef March, A u. l>iH
WM A JANUARY. Clerk.
A. A.NAS GrrrDER, Attorney for Petitioner. m@.iw
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
PROBATE NOTICE..

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County If III Dorado
- In the Probate Cnurt-in the matter Of the Estate
of TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, deceased.
All persnus interested hereby notified to he and
appear before the Court aforesaid, open Court the
ort House OF SAID t"uht!, IN the city Of far"rri",
at the hour of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, # Monday, April BID
1850 Ia then and there show cause if any they can
order should not he granted Chas. Meredith, Admin
srator Of said Estate to sell the real estate Of said dc
ceased.
By order of Hon. James Johnson, Probate Judge.
Witness my hand, and the Seal Of said Court
hereto affixed, at Office in the City Of Placer
l. $. vile, this Goth day Of March, A. II. 1S60.
- W. A. JANUARY, Clerk,
m3l-it by OGDEN S0rIRHs, Deputy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14

INTERESTING To LADIES-A fact Of much
interest to young ladies of fashion and old
ladies' of juvenile ideas, has just been brought
TO light in Paris. This is nothing less than
the discovery that the pearl powder" used
for whitening the skin is slow poison The
carbonate OF lead used in its composition
works gradually into the system, producing
at last fatal results
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NTATE OF CALIFORNIAN, County Of II DOrado.--ln the
~ County Court in and for said County.
JAMES ORR vs. HIS CREDITORS.-In the matter Of the
petition II JAMES ORR. an inSolvrnt Debtor.
Pursuant to order on file herein, made by the Hon
James Johnson, Judge Of the Court aforesaid, notice s
hereby given to all III" creditors of said msov"r, debtor
JAMES ORR to he and appear before the Court nol csal,
the Court House NJ snd County the City " Placer
VILE, the 9TH day NJ May n 1850 at the hour of ~
oclnck A. NJ Of said day, to show II any they
why the prayer Of sad nSolvcnt debtor should not he
granted, and HnmCn Of his he made and he
h" discharged from his debts and liabilities, pursuance
Of the Statue In such made aud provided And in
the meantime It is ordered that all judicial proceedings
against said ineolvent debtor h. stayed.
Witness my hand, and the Sea- Of said Court hereto
- affixed, at Office in the City Of Placervlc this
; l.. 4. 30th day Of March, A. u. lS6l.
'--' WM A. JANUARY, Clerk.
JOINS IIrME, Attorney for Petitioner. n3l.5w
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
SUMMONS.

STAFF or CAlIfoRNIA. In tho District C"ur, Of
ri Dorado County I the In ,fntiiria U.ttict
4 CTION brought IN the District Court II the Eleventh
Judicial District, and the Complaint hlrd N N" Coun
~ Of II Dorado, IN tho Office ~ the clerk OF sad District
Court. in md for said County and State.
b. HAMMEL, Plaintiff.
JOHNQ WHEELER, Defendant
The People OF the State Of CALIFORNIA; To- John Wheeler
Greeting
You hereby required to appear arton brought
against you by the above named Pldriin in the District
Court NJ the 18th Judicial District IN aud Tor the County ~
III Dorado, and To to the Complaint fled hctrn
copy Of which accompanies this Sunmuus, within la
rXcu>ivc Of the day ~ scrvre after the service you
of this SummOns-if served within this county: II served
81 this county, hut within this Judicial District within
twenty dINs; II served nut ~ said District then within
forty days,-or Judgment by default will he taAcn against
you
The said action Is brought 10 recover III" sim ~ Four
Hundred and Fley Dollars the VaG" II certain horses,
harness. aud wagon, sold aud delivered 10 yo your
special Usnur and rrth.', by SAID plaintiff, Airl Iln-;,r-
hrr sum Of i've hundred dollars, damages and # yen
f,il To appear and said complaint above required.
said plaintiff will take Judgment against Tor sad
and costs according h. al s.l l+il
by order ~ Hon. James johnson, County Judge.
- Witness my hand and III" sal Of sAd Court
hGrGtn Affixed nj nlice. in Pl1ccrvillc, hi. III"
! !" r. SECOND day Of February, ammo ponuuI one thou
sand cgh hundred and sixty
VIVA. JANUARY, Clerk.
Gu. MEHFnirH. AIRY for -ifrlI :imI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-04-14
ASSAY OFFICE
MD
GOLD AND NILV EI RETINER
T.. justin.
Ma. los Montgomery II.

No. 100 Montgomery st., san FrnmrIsro.
I,NEoM ANn rIIG TIM rIEsr % M.ECIllu,,,
I"a."d 80 A..,V uH,r ~ t,..d ,t,l -, f. t,.ty
= M"'.r. hINft\ 'iIFENI\ 4 80. uL. .i.o,.., ,
w." ln' No. A''", .ii t,'tn $50 IT, at
1hA,Arrr,', ,,rL. Ara 80 ruhh. g., ~. r,,,o,.p.
! have fr''ri fr"" then l"E'' '4h-u hr u,.."
san r,arc..c". r.lr.ar, T. ~"
VTNur INpICSiGNrn n\NI<G ASS"cI>TTh rHrM.
,,i'"' 'or'tL'r tt - Prfpo" - ',tt,,,r or -,
u''nr.. ~ A''h,rr and Il rnnr I"ld A,d >,,-tv o.,
r"rarrd AID ar,r he ttr - MARI r.At t, r,, y,
d"r"- :. '"r Ns.H, ,'t 4 hn,ng rd A.. t.'.tf.
~ Impaired li"' E'"h' I.rs - t',d state, t",i. At
the oIt"n ~ l"Iu.lttfs
The r. trg,s MI H." - ftluNs
We" r'fr"s "'' 'n, ',f,i '1r' ,I.ar,~r
Of one per r'tt On the value - IT, bar.
Hh'h r'f"'n' are mhiS ;" T,rn.d L1rs, ten e. ~.
per ounce on th' wr,gi n't'r u,lug and nr.I
rchth 81 "" cent on the value ~ zach bar
lars ten cent? ounce the gruss ri after melting,
and cnr'"rl NJ one per ceut the rSlu. q" the bar
WE" H'r'f"r"' are m"'' Z" me" N'''I '"h' "h
cents PER ounce 81 the nr".s weight aver anu enc
half II one per cent Tor htinR four per
lees than the present charges "i the L. : ErAnth
Mint here.
silver contained in the gold will be accounted tr the
depoor In the manner and at the rAt" customary at the
l. + HrAnch Mint
Tnparrd bars will he delivered sI hour. amer the i,
post If the gold or eilVcr, ,fd"sircd
refined bars "r ti'rd stats cum Will b" delivered tour
day. ncudng Slnnay,I after the h tos, Of tie rnId
ar SILVER, viz returns II deposits ~
M"nday will b" payable on Friday,
We'd rs,l,y Monday
Friday Mrdr, a,lny
Saturday Thursday
Persons drsr"gS 81 'cring their gold t silver melted ran
u" ~" ani ~" assay chip from each d"r.t VII b" Kept
s"pnrn'e for three months At disposition ~ hr rtn.
ii"r IN order tn afford every facility f testing the correct
ness If the assay.
Assay "f Ore. and Mineral. made.
Gold and silver bars purchased.
Mn y JtSrli will hr A'.ayrr and Rrfnrr. nni Mr.
ROBERT hl'RNETT Cashier ard General Supcrnrcni, ut
OF o establishment