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Miscellaneous Advertisements,
American Hotel.
CHESNUT ST, BETWEEN FIFTH AND
SIXTH, PHILAN NELPIlIA.
$50 PER DAY.

In" undersigned, having reREw s,f their lease f,,,
Term ol years" nave entirely retlled the hsasc LA, ~
painted, carpeted ahc relurnIshed ihroup IIbBF s
The location OF this House is urslirpasspd a;-
upon The widest aud most pesent part OF Chcsiuu, -
directly opposite The Odd Stale House near lhc ,I"
". vi amusement lhe Jobblhg h9uSes OF Market nnI
Third SIS, and convenient TO The oi,v Ro,Irt ",'u
fare " ''"lino
Inc rooms are large. well lighted. have suncr.,
comfort. O''e lor'
We are supplied with pure Milk Cream, Fruirs .,,
vegetables from Farm beougdg % us, and " tb,c I'''
managed exclusively Tor the lioleI '''' 10
The prOpnelOrs the American assure ,r,o;r C-;, ,
anu patrons that ~ pains will be spared 10 max H.,
appointments OF Ihis Hotel complete and nc i.I 'le
pare 'aHnfa"iy Win The best hnrses III lie Cuon
jan II 'G0-ly. WYATT d UEIII%Tc
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DIED.

On the Sd inst, Mary Emma Roche, the
daughter of Mrs. Mary A. Roche. of Whining
Ton, aged years 5 months and II days
DeLaW0redn please copy.
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ON ALfA& DEL.
nNE Ol the largest, handsumest and cheapest slOeL
" Of a l. and w INTER GOODS Ia he
ound IN tn IS section OF cOunlry now being opened
by SPRUANCE d MEGEAR, at the old stand for.
merIy 0ccupit by W. ElIason, consisting of IadIe,
DRESS GOOLS, in great variety and styles-( ali
Goes from cents to the finest English and French
ChInIz, OF those beautiful silk-6Mishe5 PATTERNS n
beautiful loi OF White. Fancy and Solid Coored Bril-
llanics, for Chdrens wear aid spIemdd lot OF Hats
Boots, Shoes, DC.
They have also a very large supply Of Cheap GRO
LIKES, Hardware, Salt &c; best Rio Coffee Teas
Sugars, &c.
Our stock Of Goods, we tiu 1k, will excel in anv
market both n style ard chez pi'ess; in short we aim
al Keeping full line nf every Gle thai the country
Demands and are selling the LO Prices for Paw
Oo"h, Cash, or Country Produce Owing 10 the gTenl
pressure IN lhe money market, and NuvIng iur rash
we latter ourselves that have laid IN our suck nj
Su'h 10" rates as Will enable dispose off 10 our
customers al prices that VIII DEFY CON PETITION Il
Al all events we are determined not to be underold
ny any mouse IN the cOuntry-nind hiatt And IN
conclusion we return sincere thanks 10 our rienIs
ami customers for the very liberal patronage hereto
tore extended 10 u.s. and hope by fair dealing and low
p ices. TO share a continuance Of the same
All kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken in e1.
change for goods. "
May 10, 50. SPRUANCE G. NEGEAP
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EXECUTION OF JOHN J. BOWEN,
JOHN w. DEWLIN

AT DELAWARE CITY, IN AUGUST LAST.
Scene at the GallODS-His Confession.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC p1ATroRM



Es'''red That the piatolm adot'ciby the rcuo', &C.
party 81 Cin'innati lie affirmed, with the following
pNndtoTy resolutions
Fi"'f, That III" government Z Territory orga'i7ci ny
net Of Congress provisional ami temporary aLd IA
Tng ~ existence all ,tz'nS Of tnt Tinted stat, Lave an
equal tight to settle With their propcy in tie Territory
without their rirts. either Of person property boi
destroyed impaired by Congressional territorial leg
slttiun.
&cond, That II IL the duty 81 the Federal Goycrnm, nj
In all itS departments to protect when necessary, the
rights Of prrs"ns and property IN the Territories, aIi
WhereycI Csc rs cc!isI .utinnal ail..rIr pAt.IlN
Third, That when the settlers In Territory having
adequate pupuati"u form state Constitution ihe night
Of IpccrtgUy commences. AMI being Constantine v al
mission into the Cn'"u 'hcy stand an cqgal =, :.
WI, the people Of other Stars ard the S'a'c t organ
'Lcd ought Ia b. adm tied into thu Federal tou. WIZ Their
W constitution prohibits or recognizes the Institution Of
slavery
Eesired That the Democratic party are in "a, or Of :,
acquisition NJ the Island nj cuba Su'h VI. lie
practical mtm"nt
RCAred, That tho rnnrtnrnts NJ safe leg ,laurcS 20
defeat the faithful execution c 'hc ugy" law, are
hostile in character -uhvcrsiyc Of the Constitutions and
revolutionary III their effect
HtSOired, That democracy Lie Limited
cogniEe as the imperative duty NJ this q ,vcruincnt
protect the natrraztd citizen in all his rights uhct, at
home or in foreign lands 10 the extent It's native
born citiZens
WhertS One Of the greatest necessities Of the age II,
political, commercial, postal and military point n view
H. speedy communication between the Pacific and At
iAntio coasts. Therefore. be It
RCAoirei That the National Democratic party do here
ny pledge themselves to every ans in their now
the passage Of some hill to the extent Of the
Constitutional authority OF Con for the
ola Pacific Rlroad from the Mississippi river to he Pa
cine ocean Of the esriiest practicable mlmcrt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
SUM MONS.

C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of II Dorado. So
In III" District Court Of thr Eleventh Juicia! District
CD PATTERSON, Plaintiff, vs. EZRA CHASE. Def nj.
anAclion brought In the District Court of the E-N
Inlrll Dstit and the Compliant filed In the County
III Dorado in the o0re NJ the Clerk hf the said District
Court, in mud for said County and State.
The People Of the State Of California, to EZRA CHASE,
greeting You hereby required To appear an action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the
District Court II tie Eleventh Judicial District in and Tor
the County NJ III Dorado, and 10 answer the complaint
filed therein IA copy Of which companies this Su,o,.
within ten days Exclusive OF the day ri srrviN AFTER the
service on you OF this Snnmons-if served within this
County; II served out NJ this County. hut within this J.
d'al District within twenty days, II serve, ont Of said
District then within forty days, Judgment by default
will be- taken against you.
The said action l. brought to Judgment Tor the
sum Of four hundred and ten dollars for professional
vices rendered by plaintiff attorney and
ut law, at defendants special instance and request and
costs Of suit, ~ prayed for In plaintiffs complaint. file
herein And II you fail to appear and answer the said
complaint as above required the said plain will take
Judgment against you for said sum ind costs according to
the prayer Of said Complaint.
- Witness my hand, and the seal If said Court
SEAL hereto affixed, at Once in Placrrvile this the
- 18th day Of July, Ammo DomInl one thousand
eight hundred and sixty. WM. A, JANUARY, clerk.
BY 0GpES SQUiRtS, Deputy Clerk
2 W. SANDERsoN, Attorney Tor Plaintiff Jy2l .3m
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

ArrrALrr.-Andrcw McNcalcv has given
notice of appeal from the Judgment Of the
Court OF Sessions sentencing him to >iN
months confinement in the States Prison for
assault with intent to commit bodily injury on
the person Of another. McNcalry was in.
dictcd for thi, offence in March last, the in
dictmcnt quaShcd on motion of the District
Attorney in consequence Of some mistake
having been made in the name of the China
man assaulted and the matter referred back
to the Grand Jury who found another indict.
mcnt, on which he was convicted. On hi,
trial he put in plea of former acquittal, on
which the Jury found for the people, and on
which he moved an arrest Of Judgment, which
was oycrrulcd. On Thursday, he was taken
before Judge johnson on writ Of hoLcaS cor.
pas and his appeal bonds or bail fixed at
- 600, the Judge giving him until the oath
instant to procure it. ~.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
LATEST NEWS.

The Pony Express has arrived with dates
d from the Fast. to July 9th. We take the fol-
lowing from the Sacramento EnioR
The Democratic State Executive Committee
ii Pennsylvania, refused to declare Douglas
the nominee Of the Democratic party, hy n
vote Of 10 for to IS against.
Enthusiastic breckenridge ratification meet
ings have been held throughout the North
Douglas has written letter of acceptance,
and reiteratrs the doctrines Of non-intvrven,
ton in strong terms.
Forney's Press, the organ Of Douglas, favors
the union of the Douglas, Bell and Lincoln
men.
The State National Democratic Convention
Of New York met at Syracuse, July 81, and
issued a call for State Convention to nomi
nate electors pledged to vote for Breckenridge
and Lane, who are recognized as the regular
nominees n tie party.
The State Convention in Ohio split up.
Douglas was Endorsed by a Douglas meet.
ing at Washington, on the night of July Sd.
1t is said to have been a decided and morti(y-
ing failure. The jackson Democratic Associ-
alton, at Washington, dissolved on account of
the split.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

HENRY 4 Bye, Main street, opposite the Cary
House. will please accept our thanks for bottle Of
choice old B0uTbOn-an article Of which they have
large supply On hand. and which they are willing
IL sell at fair price Their stock Of family grocc.
RIGS is also large and varied, and worthy an inspcc.
ton by housckrepcrs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

NATIVE WINE.--It is stated that ut the present
time. Gen. Vallejo has UPWARDS Of 10000, aud Col.
llaN,lhy .in" gallons Of the pure juice al the grape
IN their vaults, in Snnoma. The Colnncs Yield the
present season, is set ut 7o.o01 to So00o gallons
When we add. says the Pctaumn i5NrndL to these
two VINEYARDS, score Of less prclcnsions, located
in that valley and other parts oflhc county, would
appear Us though the people Of Sonomn county need
hereafter drink hut slight dcroctinnS nf str, chime
"m,ky .Id TOT, HIGHT rto,t lvu brandy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

SEVERE On GRrrLEY-" \ PoLIrIcAL AssAs.
sIN"--Thc Auburn q. " .ldrUtisdr, said to
be edited 10y Mr.. Seward, speaking of the Chi
caso Convention and Greeley, thus mili'yand
uuthluily alludcs to Greeley
THE roursc If Horace Greeley at the Chicago
Convcn,iou marked hum as one ui the nluSt cOHdrHg
Ha6'ah r',t,.,". VIII" has ever figured ~ the r"ti.
cal history vt tins country. From the time b. set
foot IN the Citv, until HI, t1' HsJt HdS rinpit,ij
he furnished thC most Induhiahle evidence that hC
was ready ~ resort To- any measure. ~ matter low
d'NyI'tn', tn sdtiHic spirit u revenge, which he
had tor wears treasured against one Tor WhuIu he
prtt,,c{ 'cIFm p.rNOHdt frtrh",' D..
"Thr opposition Ia Mr.. Seward nv Mr Greeley,
was rendered effective hy course which ne i""u'.
~ W'r would have rrsurtrd to- under any circuui.
stances lie rlatrd the part Of M assassin AahIirg
Mr.. seward in the &D& and tu the hllt while pro.
losing WARM personal friendship"
We beg our Republican friends to rccollrct
that this is the language Of one Of their lead.
cr,--ol one who was intimate with, worked
with, and thoroughly understands Greeley
character. He says Greeley is "cowardly
political assassin" that he stabbed Mr.. Sew.
ard in the dark and to the hilt; :" aud yet this
"cowarly political assassin known to be
such, controlled the Chicago Convention! \
Convention that was influenced and controlled
by cowardly political assassin, must have
been composed either Of ignorant or diSrrpu.
table characters, or il would have disrcgardrd,
nav, Spurncd the advice If "cowardly polili.
cal assassin
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

RATIFicArIoN MEETING. Posters have been
issued for Douglas ratification meeting on
the Plaza in this city, this evening We hive
not lcarnc tic names Of the speaker
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
Democratic County Central Committee.

The members Of the Democratic County Central Con,
mttec requested to meet at the Office o: the yo"N
1AIS DENocnAr, on SATURDAY, August eth, at ,
o'clock, rN for the purpose of aproinu! time for
holding tho Primary Meetings and County Convention,
aud for the OF other business connected with
the same. general attendance most earnestly re
questrd. II. ". GELWICkS. Chairman.
cmARLEs MEREDITH, Secretary.
rlaeerviLe, July 81, 1850.
- - -
Tho Democratic State Central Comp1ittoe
viii mret at the City Of San Francisco, on MONDAY,
the oDth day Of July INST, at ten O'Clock, An
A general at, ndapcc is earnestly requested
JOS +, IIOGF.
Chairman State Central Committee
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

THEArER- TUE MARSH T1orPE-.Wc NJ,
gratiied TO announce that the Marsh Juvenile
Comedians thirty in number-will open the
Thcatcr in this place next Monday evening.
They come to us highly recommended by such
papers as the New York Herald and the New
Orleans PieVyun", and the papers of San Fran
CISCO Sacramento and AIarysville. Wherever
they have appeared, they have attracted large
and delighted houses, and thtir performance
is said to be of a superior order. They open
with the admired drama Of Michael ISLE or
the Maniac Lover" and the mirth.provoking
farce Of "Toodlcs," character which Master
George Marsh plays to pericction,-at least
such is the assertion OF those who have wit.
messed his performance. Between the pieces
there will be singing and dancing
.-------~S~%
FALSELY PLACEp.-Thc Sacramento Union
Of Tuesday places Gov. Weller among those
who have announced themselves for Douglas.
Wo have the best authority for stating that
Gov. Weller will enthusiastically support
Breckenridge and Lane, will stump the State
for them, and regards them as the regular
nominees Of the National Democratic party
He is one of those sterling, uncompromiSng
Democrats who goes for principles in prefer
encc to men, and all must admit that Brcck
enridSe is the very embodiment Of the prnci
pies Of the Democratic party.
How THtY SrANp,-Thc Sacramento H,t
Of Wednesday says that Mr.. Dudley, VIII"
was delegate to the National Democratic
Convention and who has Just returned, stated
in that city that McSsrs. Gwin, Latham. Scott
and Burch were all out for Breckenridge and
Lane. OF course They stand hy the Ma
tional Democratic Platform, and as consistent
and honorable men they are in honor bound to
suppOrt the nominees who ndorse that Plat
form 10 do otherwise were to stultfy them
selves
SIrER ORE.-The forwarding house Of l..
II. Richardson & Co, Of this city, received
from WaShoe and shipped to San Francisco
this week, AZ, 429 pounds of silver orc The
largest amount received in one day was lo,ilt
mounds
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

TnE SNri" is the appcllatiOn given by Messrs
Todd Bradley to their new Saloon, on the corner
Of Main and Coloma streets. II is az its name in.
dltdlr.,a snug place, aud no mistake,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
TERMS CASH. AND ONLY ONE PRICE
New York House, SOB broadway
mia 3m?d
Encourage Home Industry!
HOMEMADE HAVANA CIGARS.

TINlIE subscribers would respectfully announce 10 tho
public In general that they have opened Cigar Pac.
tory In the "Olss" building, Main street. PIacervilL
where The choicest varieties of Havana Cigars are mann
facturel, from the hest Havana Tobacco We invite ali
smokers to Civ" call, and huv only our own.
mad" Cigars they will be satisfied that Havana Cigars
b. manufactured here as well rs in Havana
Country aud City Traders would And 10 their interest
to call upon before purchasing elsewhere as can.
supply them Mt lower rate than any other dealers IN Il
city of Placcrvlllc. LOFTS LEVY & co.
ie2Lf Oasis Cesr Stand. PlaccrVillc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
Married.

Al Diamond Springs. July 18Th, by Rev. W FfcAr, Mr
Wnti,N Il Rl-,S, II Pleasant Valley, to Miss JLSSn
vas fn-uS. 81 the former place.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

KEEP CooL-McCoy has on hand large
quantity OF the pureSt ice. We advise all
who desire to enjoy real luxury, this warm
spell, to give HIM call.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

Mr., SrW>ER's person is hereafter tn he considered
safe, The encouragement for any ,tn'cni demon
Straton against him seems. indeed, rather small
considering. .Nnr'"Ha"i L t'licm
The Albany itla~ copies the above and adds
-" tits not likely that summers indecent VIC.
lcncc will win for him another martyrlom, yet
one finger is now raised against him which
will iniurc him more than he could ever be
injured by indiScrcct as>ault-thc finger of
srorn "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

LARGE ArrLE. Mr. d. Searles, Of Cold
Springs, presented us an apple which is a little
ahead Of anything of the kind VIC have seen
this year II is Of the Sweet Bough variety
and measures 124 inches in circumference.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

L. ELxrs has just received large invoice
of new and fashionable clothing, comprising
everything usually found in gentlCrnen'H
furnishing store. Sec card in another column
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
/" THE SNUG"

Todd AKRADLEY.........,... PROPRIETORS,
Coloma Street, corner OF Main.
Main 'tr"ct Entrance, through Silhrrsticn's Cigar
store. dt"ma street Entrance, first door above Main
street nnI I'm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

CRY ELEcrIoN.-On Wednesday last Mr..
Vim. Jones was elected Marshal Of our cit )
BY handsome majority. lie was an indcpcn-
dent, no-party candidate, and as suchreccve1
the support Of many Democrats We direct
attention to his card in another column.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

FNSrW u.-'rhc Festival given by the La.
dies of Paccrvillc, on Wednesday evening, To
the Rev. Vim. Willmott, was largely attended,
and passed off most agrccahy. The Court
House, in which it was held, was crowded
with ladies and our prominent citizens We
are informed the receipts Of the evening
amounted to two hundred aud five dollars.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

LOOK Orr.-Alderman ArvidSSon has given
notice that Coloma street, from Main street
to the Gas works, will he closed for all travel
of teams and carriages from Monday next,
until the bridge is built across lIangtown
creek, in front of our office.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

roHud commune atm from an esteemed cor
rcsIon'l'ut over the signature Of Common
Sense" II contains SON" interesting obsc:
vationS upon the climate of California, mud
the changes it has undergone since the settle.
mcnt Of the country hy the Americans. Also.
some ingenious SurmiscS and SpcculationS as
to the final effects likely to be produced Ivy
agricultural developments 1t will repay pc.
ruSal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

TTNlIE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
l. LEVIN, uERTER CO., Is this day dissolved by mu.
tual consent All demands against said firm will be paid
by Levin Hecr and all outstanding accounts must he
paid TO Levin leiter who will continue the business in
their name. J. LEVIN,
n. lIEITER
(per J. levin,)
l.. B0RNEMAS,
PlAccrvllc, July Is, 1850. n. GoLDNER.
We, the above subscribers hereby appoint " GOLDNER
our agent Ia collect all debts due the late firm, and
transact our business until further notice
jy2l I'm LEVIN & IIEFTER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

Rrrvp~rr. Fred. Douglass the negro, who
fled from the United States in terror, at the
premature explosion of the John Brown inSrr
rcrtior, in Virginia, has returned home to take
mn active part with his political friends in the
Lincoln campaign. In consequence Of lin
coins nomination, Fred. Douglass paper will
not be discontinued, as heretofore announced
but will he the Lincoln organ of the colorcd
Republicans.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

EXPRESSIVE lHHby Enr drnomnatcS
| Lincoln "thc uamclc~. candidate of an aim.
l.. party.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

pN~ui U'tWAH AID ned Huntiac the found
crS Of the driuurt American party, who per.
secuted foreigners ON every occasion, are both
ont for Lincoln. Clma1 says negroes are A.
good as foreigners and far better Americans.
All the factions and smt, the licotcd ard in.
tolerant, the "rorrupt AVID shameless" 10 vs."
The ,a0.u,cr Of the New N"k Y'i".e when
speaking of tlc Rciu|ia. mcnh'r> of the
New York Legislature, n, cut fn Lincoln and
liamin proper r"W'c>,"Atiy,N of such a
patty
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

TIM ST. Louis N,'rs the home organ of FL.
ward Bates, Of Missouri, has hoistcd the
names of Bell and Everett Mt the head of it,
columns. 1t rcruliAt,, the Chicago car,li
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

BArHING, in Liberia, says the Albany .itldS,
may be very pleasant, hut must he little
risky. \ recent paper from the colony states
that a negro woman, who went into the water
for bath, was suddenly taken in out Of the
wet" by an alligator, The vOracious monster
dcvourcd the colorcd lady without any dress.
ing.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

And the New York h'rprc~., the organ of
thr American, and Old Line Wig in New
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

SENATOR SINNER in letter written to some
friends in Buffalo, says, 1--WE have candidates,
edch 81 Whom is a PLATFORM ia himSflE" This
is polite way of limiting that Messrs. Lin.
coin and lIamln are very wooden" candi-
dates, says the Boston Post.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
l. &C ERV WILLIE:
JUSTICES BLANKS.

Blank AhidavIs. JndrrtAkings and WIT. e Attach
m'nt under the NEw LAW, for sale Al Thu, I'M nl-.
Blank Declarations Of Ilo.ntstr
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

"Thr American portion IT the Opposition If 'hr
country vino cast -.r,m.i votes III is;.i, and vino
can, h, u turn of the haul ic'atc the President
THIS wear. were itt wholly ont IT consideration At
Ch"dgp. How can they. with any sentiment II
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21

P"'tIt 4 Chontc hive 'ust rr""iv"i :..'
- - 4 iruE., raU's, r'iNim'r'. - 8 '' =. go
i'..,' pace.
I''i h,," "u consignment , f." = W''-''' - w.
,'''r 'l'fi''t IaE'!, ~'"i'.: Nl-At1 D.. v''". ''.
"''t a. al. iT.h'"r. pa. "::a - 49,,
4 sa;,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
Dissolution of Partnership.
JAMES ORR,

y. D.-1hr business will be- conducted L.rcafrr ~,
der TIA" name and ti,lc Of i. PERKINS, y 60.
Place rNillc, July 10th, IhrO.-n2l I'm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-07-21
Ms. Wins,ow, nm cxpetlcnc ID Nurgo

Ms. WlnS!0w, mn cXpcIIcnc II Nu"Fo aud
y iHl~ Pys ~. hhs 4 Scotia iGSNiIt h' 'f't 'tt'h
o.. VII III Etrn'N ia'u,t'. a., Ir".,., - .ng. by
'"ninE IL" GUT -.I'du'tiG al lIiArt4atui.- vii aAN
-. ai.. ard Nit" g. g.ldt' NJ bta =. h':' . IL
-, .n'Ts, II NJ ~ RES {" vu.'t's, sat t' - t
iiith ~ ''ur tn', Is. F'tt-t'y .h al ,i''. -.
advertisement 70 ,.''a'r t".uiHh. hN''J