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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
Democratic Sentiments.

Hon. D. S. Dickinson, (member Of the
Northern Methodist Church, made speech
in the United States Senate, in l847, in
which he said:
Slavery, sir, is silently and slowly roll
ing its dark wave towards a tropical sun,
and God grant that, IN His own good time,
its subjects may there find institutions as
well as cOngsnial cline
Henry i. Wise, of.Virginia. in writing
about Senator Douglas Squa,ier Sovereign
ty, SAID:
at is skOT! cut 10 all The ends Of Black
Republicanism."
TDlckinson and Douglas ere The men
that Missouri Democracy are squabbing
between.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

aTThe democratic State Convention
meets in Jefferson City next Monday
waldo +. johnson will be strongest man
LOT Governor, on the FIRST ballot, but there
is no telling who will be the successful
man. Ii 1t will have any weight with the
convention, we hereby declare Claiborn F.
Jackson TO be our first choice.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
City Election.

The election last Monday resulted as fol
follows:
MATox.-F.W. Disges, reelected.
couNcILAES.
Souhsra Hard.-Philip Baier, c. H
Lewis.
Central Ward.-J. S. Thomson, J. Y
Turner, VIM. Spear.
Northern Ward.-A. A. Push, Jas. c
Williams.
AssEssca-W. p. Pitts.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
FOR SALE OR RENT.

T1HE undersigned offers FOR sale the sSsss
i Missouri Hotel, with all the house ST.
hold and kitchen furniture. Those wish III
ing to enter into this kind of business, are now
offered bargain. Owing 10 bad health Of my
self and family, / find il utterly impossible to at
tend 10 business. -
The location is the most desirable one that ear
be found outside of ST. Louis. The house is
commodous, well ventila;ed;-has never fail
ing well in the yard, good stables, and lot for
stock good well IN the lot, aud; IN fact, every
thing that Is necessary FOR a pubt;c house wdl be
found attached TO this.
If not sold by the first Of Aprii, 1t will be
rented with the privilege OF one-er Eve years.
If sold the payments viii be Ia instailments OF
one two and three years. =
Ehave several servants to hire on reasonable
terms. -. 49,, -
For further particulars enquire Of the propr:e-
tor feb23-tf Wm. NJ. MAUPIN. <
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

DrcIDED.-The breach-of promise suit
between Miss Carstang and AIR. Shaw Of
St. Louis, was brought to close last Sat-
urdsy. At former trial, Miss Carstsng
col verdict for 100000. At the recent
trial she was thrown into the costs of the
suit. Her counsel moved for O new trial.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

ETicknor, Robbins & Co., ST. Louis,
hsve the largest and best stock of Quitting
Goods in that city. They have built mp an
immense trade in St. Louis, and their
house is now acknowledged to bs one o.
the largest. Ali needing articles in their
line should give them a call.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
DIED.

This morning, suddenly, Mrs. RACHEL. wife of
Nehemiah Carson, at an advanced age.
At the residence Of VIM. Maupin. In this
county, Miss MARY A. BRENNAN, aged IA wears.
Yesterday morning, (sOth March, 1860. } in the
peIghborhood of Brunswick, Mrs. Minerva
ANN, wife of Capt. Ransom Price, aged about
forty-fve years.
March 10, 1860, Mrs. SARAH NORM, at the
residence OF her son-in-law, Hon. George Mum
roe, in Livingston county, Mo. aged about 90
years.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
Honest Peter.

This fine trottine stallion will be found at the
same stable, and serve limited number of mares
at SIC. He is dark bay, years old, 10 hands
5 inches high, is horse of extraordinary power
can go IN minutes; perfectly quiet, those who
are fond of the useful, (not the beautifully can
call on Honest Peter.
The fine Premium Jack Eclipse, viii be
found at the same stable, and serve mares at SIC
10 insure. mar22 J.H. II.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

SWEET AND SoUR.-Many of the Demo-
cratic papers are exceedingly rejoiced that
Mr.. Bates views are SO strongly Republl-
,,p. but they seem 10 be discomftted
and angry that the opposition Press
ofthe State promptly dropped him. Why
thew should rejoics at the one and be angry
., the other, looks strange.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

DrsrA1.-Dr. Levett will visit Cam
bridge on the 18th inst, and remain three
-.eks. Those who need his services there
There will recollect the dale.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

MrsIc AND Musical 1NsTRUMENTs.-
rscollect Mr.. Kuemmel leaves for St. Louis
an The llth. He will give attention TO
tina purchase Of Music and Instruments.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

I-Tbe Republicans we're successful in
the municipal elections in St. Louis and
.Ssrsnleiet, lest Monday. :
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Governor e.
lco,ed. Legislature decidedly Republican,
giving them the Senator.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

BThe opposition press Of the State,
and Of the South, as far as we have obser-
we'd, are decidedly opposed to Mr.. Bates
position, as set forth in his recent letter.
The Northern press are warm in their
concentrations.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
GLASGOW, MO,
Look for the K.

Across (thus X Immediately before the
,,,. signifies that the time paid for has
expired.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

ICOngress is discussing polygamy in
Utah, Territorial organizations, Pacific
Rail Road, Sc. ....
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

1.-THE lives of ministers oftentimes
convince more strongly than their words;
their tongues may persuade, but their lives
command.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
At Reduced Prices.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Executor of the estate of Reuben Long
deceased, will apply at the MAY Term of the
Howard County Court, for final settlement of
his administration upon said estate.
april5-4w IRA c DARBY, Executor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

SCharity is a delicate, tender grace
and can scarcely endure the much naming
Of Itself, far less of those things that are SO
contrary TO il.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
SALINE FARM FOR SALE.

Ec, The tract consists of one hundred sA
S7zsA acres, 80 under fence, good bearing ,iiiil
.<.A,-- orchard, fair Improvements, and IL.
well watered. 1t lies three miles west of Cam
bridge, on the Miami road--part timber, part
prarie--and will be sold on reasonable terms.
For further particulars apply to judge Roads
near the premises. or TO R. ]. Cason or J.. T.
Cropp, near Glasgow.
mar22-5w c. M. CROPP.
|. q Marshall Democrat publish to amount 81
and send ball TO this oAise.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

1.-THE river is rising at this point
There is o four or Eve foct rise above.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
400 ACRES:

100 acres Inc cultivation, with good dwellings,
barns, and other necessary; buildings. Also, 4
choice well that never fails; any quantity Of good
stock water, convenient, and good apple and
peach orchard. fszr.sE -
AIRY person OF. persons wishing 10 purchase
such a farm, viii do well to sail and examine
shortly, as am determined to SELL. For further
particulars apply to the upders:snfd en- he prem
Iise. mariSens MOSES ANnEEWs.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
Touch Stone.
description SPedigree.

TOUCH STONE IS beautiful dark BAY,
without white, full 10 hands high, six years old.
In him you have combined great beauty, with
SIZE style, color, power, perfect action, and pur
ity of blood. By reference TO his pedigree, you
will see that 10 horse, here or elsewhere, boasts
OF a better or more fashionable pedigree. He
was sired by the famous Epsilon; he by old Pa
c,fc. one Of the best sons of Sir Archie; his dam
by Sir Richard. own brother 10 Monsieur Tonson
and Henry, that ran the great race with Eclipse;
2nd dam Imported Eagle; 3rd dam Wilkes Won
der; 4th dam Chanticeer; 9th dam Imported
Stirling; 9th dam Clodious; 18th dam Imported
Silver Eye; Sth dam Imported Jolly Roger; 9th
dam Imported Partner; 10th dam Imported Mon
key; 1lth dam Imported mare Of the stud Of Har-
risOn, of Brandon.
TOUCH STONES dam Rosemerrv was by the
renowned Impt. Sovereign, sire of PrioresS now
in England, who has the fastest time ever made
IN England at two and three quarter miles; anoth-
er Of his get, Charleston, us now in the breeding
stud of an English nobleman, and stands az 500.
Rosemerry's dam is the celebrated race mare,
Beta, by Impt. LeYiathan; lst dam Juliet, 81
KoscIusko; 2nd dam Blank, by Sir Archie; Srd
dam Impt. Psyche, by Sir Peter Teazle; 4ih dam
Bob, by Bordeaux; 5th dam Speranzer, sister to
Saltran, by Eclipse; 9th dam Yirago,; by Snap;
9TH dam by Regulus; 9Th dam BY. Grab; 9th dam
Miss SlammeEkin, BY True Blue; 10th dam Lord
Oxford's Dunn Arabian; l1th dam out OF DAT
cy's Black legged Royal mare. :.
Mares from distance will be attended 10 strict
ly, and furnished good blue grass free Of charge,
and grain fed if desired. Great care taken 10
prevent accidents or escapes, but no liability
should any occur.
JAS. II. HADEN.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05
FOR HIRE.

A NEGRO MAN. He is good BRICK "a
N moulder. He can be hired by theS
month or for the season. Terms reasonable ~.
Apply TO T. SHACKELF0RD, Esq,
mar29-3w' Glasgow, Mo.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-04-05

What state OF affairs! How are the in
terests Of the State trifed with. and how
the peoples money squandered? And who
is responsible? who but the great National
Democratic Plumber Humbug Party? Is ii
not lime they were driven from p0wsr?-
Let the people answer next August.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

C,TATE OP CALIFORNIA, County Of n DOVado. -
> Ia District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
{, b. PATTERSON. Plaintiff. ": EZRA CHASE DefeE5-
an: Action brought IN tie District Court ofthe Eievenn
Judicial District and tie rLsint filed In the County to
FL Dorado. in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said District
Court. IN and for said County and State. 49, -
The People Of the State o. California, tn EZRA CHASE
greeting You hereby required appear In nm aetsoL
brought agains you the above named painun IN the
District Court u c Eleventh Judcisl District, In and Fer
me County Of RI Dorado. ard 10 anIwer the complaint
hed therein "a copy OF which accompanies thls
Within elusive 81 be deg Of aiieE the
service you al tbs sumnons-h served within This
County il Of this County but within this Ju
Ical District within twenty days, or served out Of SAID
District tcn within forty days. or judgment BY defau
vi! he taken az INST you.
The said action brought 10 JudgmG mt for the
II four hundred and ten dollars for professional e-T
rendered by plaintiff a. an attorney ana counselor
law defendants special instance and request and
costs Of su prayed for In plaintiffs complaint on nile
!creii And you fail 10 appear and answer the sHtd
complaint above required, the said plaintiff will take
dsen against you for said sum and COSTS according to
tic prayer q sad Complaint
- Witness my hand. ard the seal Of said Court
SEAL creto affixed at Once IN Placerville this tho
18th day Of JGy, Ammo Domll- one houRAnd
.!aLi LriIlrcd aud six;y.-WM.A JANUARY, Clerk
ny 0oDES aouiRRs. Deputy Clerk
: ". SASDEhsos Attorney 'or Plaintiff. jySl-Sh
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11

SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of = DcEaao. In
y the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial Disee
ACTfON brought In the District Ooutt 81 Ae seventh
Judicial District, and the Complaint ned IN the
COurry Of n Dorac0 II the once Of the CseIk OF the
said District Court, in and for said County ana StASe
EMMA sIMPsCN, PTGn, vs.. JOHN SIMPSON, Dssend't
The People Of The State Of California, To John simpson
Greeting:
You hereby required 10 appear an action brought
hgat you by the above named Plaptn Ia the District
Court 81 the Ih Judicial District In ard Tor the County
y ~ Dorado and the Complaint MED therein
IL copy Of which accompanies this SummcHeD within ten
days Of the day Of servicel amer the service on
voa of this SInm0ns-if served within this County u
served out Of this County, but wttin ts Ju6tesal pNrs,
hin twenty days served out Of said District, thep
within forty days, judgment " default VIII De Aken
against you . 90,
The ssid action Is brought To obtain decree 81 divorce
!ofn tho hr.Is Of mArlrnony now cxisrE between you
and Pla nt and decree AWardag I1Anttn hs carr
east; dy anI ronro! ~ the infant child the issue OF th9
inarrlsg- between Pnnn and youTsc1i and you fail
n mp ar and arsw'r said Complaint ~ Shove re-
Ggr.3. tho s.id Plaintiff will take judgment aeADu you
Tor salt rcef according to the prayer Of Satd
Wines my hand aud the real OF said Couft
: = h"refo af1xed. st once. In PiacervIhs, s0a'
. the First day Ct Aaguf ammo Dom'n! ole
thOukaad C!ght hundred and sixty.
VS. 4 JANUARY, CLERK
I:y O5pEs Soc:fE9. Deputy Clerk
J. J Williams PiatG8 Attorney -AVg4-+S'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
lra-W lIlInm. McMnrr.r. Hamm. MrI.,n .nd

=. Arcs Williams, McMurray, HAmm, Mclean and
Meredith
Not'-Gelwicks, Breeze, Birch, Ioofbourow and
Richards Lost.
Mr.. Loofbourrow then offered the following;
ResoIced, That the action Of majority Of the State
Central Committee in calling a State Convention to
nominate Electors favorable TO the election Of Brecken-
ridge ard Lane, meets with cordial appreciation
and that, in accordance with this object,
Rs~oirP't, That County Convention be held in the
CITY Of Pacerville ON Wednesday the 9Th Of September
1890 for the purpose Of selecting Delegates to said Con-
Vehton, and also for the purpose Of nominating two
candidates for the Senate and eight candidates for thu
Assembly.
MIR. Birch offered his resolutions as substitute
for the above.
The Chairman ruled them out Of order they hav.
ing been previously rejected NJ. Birch then with
drrH them
Mr.. Williams moved to strike out 10 the second
resolution, the following words "For the purpo
Of selecting delegates to said Convention and also
Mr.. LooibouTrOw demanded the ayes and noes.
AYES Williams. McMurlay. Birch, Mclean Mer-
edith and Richards.
NoLs-Gel~icks. Breeze and Loofbourrow.
Mr.. Mclean declined to vote for Dr. Hamn.
Mr.. Wiiliuins moved 10 strike out all Of the first
resolution
The ayes and noes were demanded by Mcssrs
Cclwicks aud LoofbOurrow the motion to strike
out.
AIRS Williams. McMurray. Birch. Mclean, Mer
edith and Richards.
Mr. Williams moved to take mp the resolutions
offered bv Mr. Mclean. and consider thcu se,i atem
Carried.
Mr. Meredith moved To amend the first resolution
by striking ont the " fifth and inserting the third
AS The time for holding the County Convention.
The Chairman inquired II the motion met with
second. There being second, the motion WAS not
put.
- On the passage Of the resolution. the ayes and
mes were ordered
AYES Williams. McMurrav, Birch namm, Nc.
Lean Meredith and Richards.
NOES -Grlwlcks. Breeze and Loofbonrrow.
On the passage Of the second resolution, the ayes
aud noes arrc demanded
ARES Williams. McMurray. Birch, Hamm. Nc.
Lean. Meredith aud Richards.
Nng- G"lwicks, Breeze aud Ln0fbourruw.
The tLmd fourth. tiih and sixth resolutions were
passed unanimously -tLe seventh Mr. Loot bouTrUw
voted against.
AT :L.s stage Of the proceedings, Mr.. Birch Inquired
ing the County Convention. The chairman inf0rnet
tim on the hfh II September. Mr. Birch rose from his
-'a; politely Informed the Committee he could 10 lou
yer at with thrm, snd quietly Withdrew.
Mr Williams Of, red the following, which vas
pI+.c'! UNANIMOUSLY
Reso'rtd, That VIC, tho Democratic Central Commit
t." of FL Dorado county, indtse the action Of the
Jott OF the state Central Committee in calling state
Ct"I ZION, an wh6lt rrpIdatr that Of the minority
heated t.! J 7. Hogr, E'q., late Chairman.
APPORTIO NMENT.
In accordance with the basis # representation
hN"d ia the t,Irh resolution. the following App0r
'i.nu"rt Of delegates was made for the several
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
$Muuntaiu 9emotrat.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PLATFoRn,
ADOPTED At BALTIMORE, JcsE 28p, 1890.

R,s,Irpd That the platform adopted by the Democrat:
PARTY at Cincinnati be anrincd' with TIC ivHo"ihe tx
tlanatory resolutions:
Eirsf That the government Of / Territory organized by
an act ~ Congress 10 provisional md temp and du
nS s existence all citizens ~ tie United States haze
nl right to settle with their property IL tho Territory
vthont their rights either NJ person property being
destroyed or impaired ny CunBtshpdi .T terfioTal leg
islati0n.
Sscond That It Is the duty OF N" Federal Government
in all s departments 70 protect, when necessary, the
rights Of persons and property IA thr Territories and
wherever Else ia constitutional aIi,pi.iy extends.
THird. That when tho settlers Territory having
Airudate popu,atr form stat" constitution. the tight
- sovereignty commences, aud h"g cnSItnmarl by adj
mission into the Cni"n hey stand equal fsc'lng
Wan the people u other States and tho Sa'e thus organ
ought be admitted into the Federal Onion. whether
It. constitute prohibits recognizes the institution Of
slavery.
ReSOlrAd That the Democratic party IN favor Of The
acquisition OF the Island Of Cuba on such term. n viii he
honorable TO ourselves and just to SPAN at the carcs;
practical moment.
RfsOlred That the eacmrnts % state legislatures to
defeat the Athful Of the fugitive slave Law,
hostile In character. -ubvrr-ve ii the Constitutions and
revolutionary IN their eject.
Rss1iuGf Tha; n" Democracy The tHlIed States
eORnIr II she f.;eIatiNr dIty II this Government To-
project the h1tnraEe ctLrn IN all his rights whether nj
home in foreign lanis the extent IT'S native
born citizens.
WsrOrV Onc Of a." greatest necessities 81 the
POLITICAL CONNER riA postal and military point ~ view
u speedy communication between the Pacinc aud Az;
iAhtic coasts Therefore. bet
Re-Oirsi That The National Democrats party do here.
ny pledge Themselves I" means IN their power
10 the passagr ~ some b 10 the extent Of the
Consultation Al Aithory Of Congress for the ruciioh
ct PIcThc KIf0.d ttiyuTsUUT 10 the P1
cine ocean. the e3iIit rracI ALL, m 'Inebi.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-11
PLACERvILLE POST OFFICE.
THE MAILS for Sacramento. San Francisco and
maria Of thia State. close every day at this ONCE

THE MAILS for Sacramento, San Pranci'co and all
parts Of this State, close every day at this ONCE
Q o'clock, P.M
The mails for the Atlantic States and Europe, via.
Los Angeles, close mweekly, Wednesdays and Fri
days at o'clock.
p M.
The Steamer mails for the Atlantic States Oregon and
Washington Territory close about the Srd and 18th OF
each month. Except when those days come Satur.
day and then they will close the day previously at 10
o'clock ~ Letters intended to BY this route must
be marked " via PanAma"
The Mails for Grissly Flint close at this once every
Wednesday, morning at O'Clock.
The Mails for Newtown close at O'Clock, A. NJ, on
Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fridays
The mails for CedArve and Indian Diggngs close At
6 o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
The Walls for Cold Springs and Coloma close every day,
Sundays excepted at O'Clock.
The Kelsey spanish Flat, and Georgetown Mails close
at 81 o'clock every day, Sundays exceptedD
The Malls for Carson Valley and Salt Lake City close
Semi. Monthly on Wednesday mornings at O'Clock.
OFFICE HOURs.-From g o'clock, A. NJ, TIL II, NJ. :;
and from I till S, p. ~, (SundAys excepted)
On SundAyG-From until 10, A. NJ. and from
until ~ +. NJ A. II. SPENCE. P. 81.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs have Just read in the UniDa
the speech Of that sO7e.he0dM n6ndicdnt that gin.
cafnatl0n OF malice, mendacity aud cOwardce" and
the editorial ofthe sympathzing editor the Uni1n,
who says:
Whatever difference Of opinion may be entertained
~ reference TO the political principles advocated by him.
there can be in regard his great private worth
pure character aud superior scholarship"
Well, n careful perusal If bis speech, or twenty.
five cent lecture will prove the truth Of the old sdaRe
that -" man may have great learning, and yet be q
great foul" fa pure character and private worth
consist in the Wholesale Islander Of men and States
then is the sore-headcd Senator fully and Justly
entitled TO that character. II scholarship is to be
measured BY the epilhets that can be bandied-the
amount Of fAlsehood and Islander that can he fumi.
mated, and ignorance Of the nature Of mankind
then is the Senator the most learned man nf the age
and fully entitled to Jack Downing's degree Of ASS
In bis attempt TO prove the British dogma Of u
unity Of race" he evidently Notwithstanding his
superior scholarship had never read Pope's Essay
on Man, Who says, ' the greatest study Of mankind
~ man." He evidently was at n loss to determine
whether he was negro or white man, or whether
he was white or black and IL his dogma were true,
il will require much mnre learned man than the
Senator. 10 determine whether be 10 q negro or a
white man. But, perhaps the Senator, while c was
travelling around with the ancient Romans. "rebu-
king grOundlcss folly, and gathering asst wool"
might, If he had felt for TINT spot have deter
mined bis own species, by finding his head covered
with negroes wool The Senator. while protesting
to be Aromatic, shows very c0nclusvely that he is
both pragmatic and d0gmatic for while he attempts
to lay down great automatic truths, he shows an mr.
dent pragmslic disposition to NEEDLE with affairs
that don't belong to him and he very clearly dis.
closed dogmaical disposition to rule and dictate
to his party the he requires them to pursue.
II he is allowed 10 make many more speeches like
his greatabored effort in the Senate. and his tice1-
tyfre cent lecture in New York, his great idol the
Immortal raitspltttr. may find a much harder job
to reach the White House, than TO complete his
binary "stent' Of splitting three million II rails
dAv. JCEICS.
HERMITAGE, FL DoRADo Co., Aug 3, 1860.