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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1860-04-14

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@de Der Gr1anee unb pine @tra6e.
Dieles neu ein9eridtete G'ablil1ement 1T bier
NIT esm Derebrten beuti9en publifum te1ens em-
pfcblen.
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
ourrn PIAr.-W. notice that on. Of our

QUERR PLAR.-We notice that one Of our
down country Democratic contemporaries is
advocating the election Of its iavoritO to the
Senatorship BY publishing rumOrs that bets
have been made on his success giving great
odds This will not answer the purpose
Members Of the Legislature will not be in6u-
enced by such drgVment. II the report be
true, the event Of the struggle for the Senate.
rial toga will only prove that the gentleman
who made the bets referred to, had more
money than brainA" To say the least Of it,
this mode Of SlectiOneering, with so respectA.
Bile body as the Legislature. is exceedingly
Hndieni6ed. II would Be in better taste il the
journal referred to would in . bold, manly
manner advocate the election Of the gentle.
man it prefers, by sndeavoring to show "a
hopeless task, by the way) that he is superior
to his opponents in ability, fitness for the pc.
sition, or has done service to the Democracy
that entitle him to the support Of their Repre-
sentatives. Let it show that he has fought
the battles Of Democracy with ability and e.
feet; that he surpasses other aspirants in the
qualifications necessary to enable him to rep.
resent US at the National Capital with honor
and profit, and that his feelings and interests
are thoroughly identified with the State. il it
can; but for dignity's sake four contemporary
is very disniied in most nattsrS,) let it cease
publishing ruwOrs Of bets on iu iavoritss
winning the race.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Communicated.
Ray. Of tisht-.Ths Spread of Knowledge.

The spread OF knowledge throughout the
earth is destined to be the task Of the Anglo
Ameri, an. tits III, ir duty and their end to seat
ter it abroad amongst the peoples If the earth.
Who are more fitted for the task? Whe nre
more able for the work? In lands Of dcspotic
darkneSs-in the dark corners Of the earth
shall the light Of the stars Of the Great Rcpub
lie find its way. Rejoice oh yc peoples, for
your time is como. Rejoice, Tor the time Of
light and liberty ia approaching fast.
A silent preacher is working its wonders in
the earth. A silent preacher is at work in the
homes, and the hearts and the minds Of the
people. 1t is the printed paper-the issue Of
the PresA Amongst what people has it done
such wonders, as il has amongst those whose
emblem is the star Of light and liberty? In
every portion Of the earth where the star If
the Republic shall find its way-thrre will it
leave its lasting impression. To il do the OPP
pressed Of the earth look for light and truth.
knowledge is pOwrr-whcre there is knnwl.
edge there also is power Is not this plain FL
the advancement Of this our Great Republic
Is it not great truth unto you! knowledge
and Power will 60 toGether-hani in hand
under the banner Of the stars to the further,
most places Of the earth. 1t is the duty VI
the Anglo American. to scatter knowledge
abroad upon the face Of the earth.
Scatter your presses amongst the People
scatter your iron horses amongst them. En-
circle their lands with iron roads. Send
amongst them your conductor Of thought
your swift messenger Of pcpcc-vour lightning
lines. Increase your swift ships ;-di>perSc
them throughout the mighty waters. lla>tln
onward new ideas and useful reforms to for.
eign lands. Amcricanizc. -rcvolutiorzt it il
your mission. Old things shall be dunrGwav
with, and new ones take their lace. knoAl
edge shall be increased, and the power Of the
people strengthened in the earth.
Wherever the banner OF the Republic i ac.
knowledgcd-th make yourselves at homo
there plant your presses Extend yourop
erationS amongst the millions Of China. japan,
India, Russia and the nations Of Africa -
amongst these who-'ite- -darkHcS% and *
nOrance-thrre let your stars shine, in prac.
teal works.
Hasten among them your TclcSrnphS, your
Printing presses your Railroads, and steam.
propcing vessels Scatter amongst them your
books, your paperS-vour Astounding know.
edge. Let them see and know the light-tha
SO they may the more easily perceive the ercs,
author thereof, aud praise him for his good-
ness unto them.
Spread your knowledge far and " idc amongst
tho peoples; for knowledge is more powerful,
than the sword. Send forth your messengers
Of peace, and without war shall this grrnt Re.
public strengthen and extend itself all over
the earth-;for the Lord deborah is uih Us and
for Vs-Prdise ye the Lord.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

Tine LEoTsLATuRE.-The eleventh session Of
our Legislature commenced on Monday last,
With . large Democratic majority in each
branch. Should the session prove long and
improbable the Democratic members will be
TO blame, and will be held to q strict accoun.
liability by their constituency. But we ex-
pect short and active session; that many
good laws will be passed. and bad ones re-
pealed or amended, and that, after having per.
formed their whole duty to the State and their
respective constituencies, the members will re-
turn 70 their homes a. popular and deserving
as when elected The officers chosen by the
Senate are ]. N. Quin, Temporary President i;
J. r. Beard, Secretary D. J. Williamson, As.
siStant Secretary; W. II. Bell, Sergeant.at-
AIMS; Jno McCIenchy, Assistant Sergeant.
at Arms; G. Hawkins, Enrolling Clerk; Wm.
Letcher, Engrossing Clerk.
The Assembly elected the following officers:
Phil. Moore, Speaker; J. NJ. Anderson, Clerk /;
Assistant Clerk, r. K. Weston +; Sergesnt.at.
Arms, c. W. Tozer; Assistant Sergeant.at.
Arms. VIM. Newton; Enrolling Clerk, H. @.
Kibbe; Engrossing Clerk. E. W. Casey.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

KELSEY ROAD DISTRICT, No. 2.-on Tues.
day, the Board Of Superv isorS erected another
Road District in Kelsey Township, under the
above name, and bounded a. follows: Com.
mencing at the southwest corner Of the town.
ship, and running thence along the west boun.
dairy thereof, to . point due west Of the mouth
Of Irish Creek; thence east to the mouth Of
said creek thence to the junction Of the KEEL
sey road with the Coloma and Louisville road,
near the mouth Of Red RAvine; thence to .
point midway between the Quartz Mill at
RancheriA Flat and point on Dutch Greek
due west Of said Quartz Mill; thence to =
point ono hundred PAGES due east Of DAllam's
old store on Dutch Creek thence to point
on the right bank of Rock Greek one.fourth
Of q mile below the Mosquito bridge; thence
down the right bank Of said Creek to the South
Fork Of the American river; and down said
river to the place Of beginning.
Mr.. VIM. Hale WAS appointed overstOr Of
the above District
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

AN IMPORTANT DECISION The United States
Supreme Court at Washington, has made
highly important decision in regard to the
taxation If lands in the new States and Terri
tories. The public lands belonging to the l..
S. arc not subject to taxation. and the dcci>-
ion of the Supreme Court is. that the title Of
the lands sold at the various land Offices re-
mains in the United States un;il the patent is
Issued to the purchaser, and conSv quently no
State or Territory has any right to levy tax
upon land for which the purchaser has not
yet received his patent from the United States
Government The decision will no doubt he
cause OF joy to those who. during a few
years past, bought large quantities Of Govern.
ment land, and have not yet received patents
for it. It will also tend to diminish the State
revenue derived from the taxation Of such
lands. Exchange.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

The San Francisco Herald Of last Monday
rspubliShes the communication Of our cores.
pendent, "RepentAnt," and credits it to the
Union Democrat. Weare obliged to the Her.
aid for the compliment paid our correspondent
by republishing hiH article. but would Suggest
to the editor that hereafter when he takes an
article from us, he should in common decency
give US the proper crrdit'. Our attention was
called to the above mistake of the Herod, by
"Nullinix," our whiOm poeticAl correspond
ent, who tells US that he is preparing poem
on Editorial Courtesy" .
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

NEPTrNEs.-We accepted an invitation to
a supper given by Neptune Engine Co., No.
2, at their house, on Monday evening last, and
found assembled large company Of ladies
and gentlemen, there, like Ourself, to enjoy
the hospitality Of the gallant TwOs." Two
long tables, the entire length of the house,
groaned Jour devil heard 'cm,) beneath the
weight Of most tempting array Of good
things, to which the company paid their re.
spectS, amidst the Cow Of champagne and
sentiment. It was . pleasant reunion and
highly creditable to the Company.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
wines, LiquOrs, Cigars,
Playing Cards, etc.. etc.
DR.. Bakers pain Panac~.

Nv Pdin Pdndecs eompeSed entirely Of hsAi,ne 0ums
and vegetable s AIS herbs 10 perfectly safe fer the
DE- cate most sincerely say that have
never known Snv however delicate to be injursA By IL 10
TIE least lui continue TO the annie Isd Oh. have
not used it, toy for the o!Ioun g diseases Nthsy are
not 50. 'Aed W'h is heainI prrr$IeS The mshsy vii -
heey refunded BY the agent sAsrs the sdei.s s fer
sale
you hdrS paine ~ TIE .NowdeA o. RoSr.h try Dee
o. Pam PAnAeR internally bAhs eIsnay ever N. paris
affected and you WI once rssssrs the propsr 0SIIsas
and rs!irss the pain
Yv"T hGr'n barn ks'p the parts esvsrsd vith Get.
tor vet yah Pain FAnAcR This III. 10 . Gu aiHutss
tr7~ eui he IRE and core the ram
NsoU hdVs B-EtsP or Hcr1d, La,he 10 veil viii the
Pam r'nAsAe '"u' u'S, d.! Il vii rsii.Vs the paiA
ans AAe cut a. ths poison, and hssi,hs vsSnd 10 cher
Nyc" a.. m'r--y r.r. S.u,a'ois 0, RA..msf.s
Phin' Apry The PAU FAaaeas freely and take 4 ss
It .ntern@!y morning, and night: u vnl get ssIy
eue ne pan but v'i remove the cause 81 the aSsAss
II you Adrs TIE Dy'p'J'ssS. and year feed dNsssss0
V'ui 'omAsa 'tr sAurE, take asSs Of PaiA PAnasas
a''er ~ wt1'
r Uoa 1irs CIats-sd or Sore NouA or nroas a..
nv to L. r.nscHr :" the effected parts and gargs tie
m"u'h or ;hrSs; three faur nmss adAy
II Ie" .dr' ~ fIJrrAD1 or = rtiaEea O,sIs Of the
to~e. take .~ dos,s u Pain Psnaese anG they ell
tH- rN-'s 're't A'd you WI relieve the pais aaA
&c tss nGui! be reduced u you have Q tosIf
abe Apply he Pam PanAeAs Ptses Of estsn. sSA
l1;He ta' TIn a. the same time oil stSD The Is,s
SANITY
NvcE ASs' hs"H En'A. BY Spider ~ cav ether To-
sect Ssans BY lees hne salt. With The Pain
PanAeAe. and Spp,y to ihr parts
~" A'vs PIi~ ~ ttS RrSnU. Siis. Bsrk Az
rsV' battle the parts Affected morning ssA SgAI the
sane time take . doSs o'ths raraess in,SrnSIy
u ii nroti'r AGSs Caled BrsdSt apply The Pale PAA
Acae - hot 30 can be bOFne,
Nvou< s' cA'Hy or toId as though yea ssiss 70
hAsA lever Ate . dose Of Psuaeae
lyon Anrs EoE"d, CUf. or Cali VssT 0>ss. - .
ply The Pain PAnAeAe u take AL the inaauAtisI
and hsA' The sore In . short time
Se!d ey all the principal druggists, and BY
PARK WHITE. Agate,
lsS Warrington street. AAn HrassiSeo.
PETTIr cIioAIE, Agents Piseervtis. 9SSa
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
PLACERVILLE.
Saturday, ......January z, 1850.
CoSnpEucE-The House Of Confidence En-.

CoNrDENcE.-The House Of Confidence En-.
CINE Co. No. !, was most appropriately and el.
rgantly decorated and fitted up for the recep.
ton Of visitors on Monday last. A table was
spread, loaded with every dClicacy Of the sea.
Son, sparkling champagne not having been
forgotten. The Company received calls from
. very large number Of the ladies and gentle.
men Of the city and vicinity. oil Of whom
were cordially welcomed, and Hospitality re.
called with the good things 20 profuSely pro.
Vided for the occasion.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Mayors Proclamation.

wrREfA' III" Common council Ct the City ~ Fla.
erI' lie lave tS es,ution Informed mr. thsi
rp'Io r ~, !.fdl - the {. INN C,- Il rrc;
eNrtG.,r A'1 TT she IateTesis Of tsIG t. 10 collect
~ iaN .Ats OF monrN ihAn !. autA"fiIed TO he
cNIr' ave corrected SeetiUn I'D Ct Act eni;Ird
Ar a: 9 lie Up ate She C!t' Of IlaerrNLe."
iio'cc Nalch ~. iSf' ant ave a!'" Ia hAe
furC .r H.: H. ALI1.ii iTo' Ntd trL c,rttrG
Lance Hou'ard bJlAfG that the rate per cert
sN - ~ tN,d On tie A,srSstd NSms 81 properly
tt. ttGtr - realize Ngch Sun l. lNr-e gthB of
-! tt;. that u - propose :" r..et ;t- In
Nrat AZ" il he "rrN j. ;'o"oNrf 20 be eNTeLd't n
eoInI ieie and tAOrsGTh survey trr NG.ruAl
ftOn tht ny - l,arrt'I' g. li,rir, - ~
'ric'i = 10; IN ~ Ne'N q fotom. connecting ~Iih
i!i- >actNnt"tb N,,.V R.;t Road.
~ ih,' re, George W. swan, MayoT o';hr CrN
a. .-c"f' . g., htfcb ~ accordance Ia TIE rrc'i
A!si- - tic : rL:t:cd Al A. t. lieotpEAlr Me
CAV q ,t.t'I..r. i"Yr.'t! ME- "a $50 -.
on ~" i,oi - eat tiN ~ fIAcet' r. IN N,r Us'n
thr Question 81 Ir'h IA. al du lr',iN ttSyuNte
'ir'a' r- !i;:. 50, e Ja~".rt \ l.. $50, a. the
cav -.-r We. "a VIE SD. ht :sItu
WIZ II! ..-ra l~eni. iir:A Ga! e. December,
A. u. !.3J.
G.. w. SWAN
MAYOR CT tie az, G! ..eefN.N Ne
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

Coon IDEA-We learn that the Board Of
Supervisors have it in contemplation to parti.
0ion of portion Of the Court room for Offices
for the Sheriff and Clerk. This will Do .
move in the direction Of retrenchment, as the
rooms now occupied BY those officers cost the
county forty dollars per month. The Court
room is large enough to spare the required
space without disadvantage. We hope the
Supervisors will put their coed intention int
effect
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

BOARD OF DELEoArEA-At recent meeting
Of the Board Of Delegates Of the Placsrville
Fire Department, the following gentlemen
were elected as officers for the ensuing year
NJ. K. Shearer, President; Pat Lynch, Vice
President; A. A. Van VOORHEES,, Treasurer,
TbOS B. Wade, Secretary. John McF. Pear.
son and A. Haas, were elected as Trustees Of
the FFswea,s- Charitable Fond The former
for three years and the latter for enc, sios A.
D. Ellis and Theo +. Tracy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

SORRY Toa I'VE regret very much that
our friend Harmon failed to get the post Of
Engrossing Clerk Of the, Senate. He is well
qualified and sterling Democrat, and was en-
G1oEssd by the SAnatora from this county
However, he is not ruined BY the failure, 81
he has something TO fall back upOn,"-hs is
. good printer. Mr.. Letcher. Of Santa Clara,
was our friends successful competitor. He.
too, is we'll qualified, IN old Democrat and .
clever gentleman.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
Petition in Insolvency.

sFG cddn "F Ct GAir polata til. County Court
LOUIS BATTER, ". IT'S CREDITORS
In The matter OF the Petition OF Lcus Sampler, an InsO.
vent nrbisr
DtRSCA>T 10 An order OF Hon james johnson, Judge
THE Cnu;; a'rrtad notice IS hereby given to all The
Cred ors o. SAID Insolvent LOUIS Sampler to be and
pear before te Court Aforesaid in open Court At the Court
II IN the City ~ Facervc. the 18Th day OF Feb
ruary u 1855 at 10 o'lock To show cause II any
they why the prayer Of said Inolvent ebor should
not be granted and assignment Of his estate be made
and he be discharged rom his debts and Liabilities in pur
Of the Statute in such made and provided
and in the meantime ordered that all judicial proceed
ing against said InSolVent d, hior be stayed
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
IL. ST. Rdix-d. at odice in the Cty Of riaeerVille
this I'd day OF January, A. u. 1850.
jan1,-5w WI. A. JANUARY, CLERK.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

LosT.-We were accOSted the other day BY
. friend who had not . very good opinion Of
the fairness Of the Sacramento Union, with
the offer Of bet Of "the whisky" that that
paper would not publish our disclaimer Of the
charges made against US BY the horse spec
ulator Of the Morning Call AS the Union
had published the dirty lies Of the Call. We
thought that, in common justice. it would do
the same with our denial, and took the bet
We lost.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

LADIEs.-There were one hundred and TWEEN.
ty-six ladies present At the dancing party.
given by Confidence Engine Co. No. /, on
Monday evening last, and still larger mum.
Der Of gentlemen. The music, by Wilson Is
Band, was most excellent, and the dance was
continued till the "wee sma' hours of morn
All the participants were surfvitcd with pleas
ure, and Ones fellows were justly proud OF
the favorable impressions made BY their ian.
nual reunion"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

R. CoLE--We invite the attention Of Carson
Valley packers and others, to the card Of Mr..
Richard Cole, in another column. Mr.. Cole
has opened an establishment, on Bedford Ave.
nue., for the sale Of HOnr, grain, hay, &c. He
assures uG that be sells lower than others.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

VoTs OF THAxxs.-At regular meeting Of
Confidence Engine Co. No. I, held in their
Hall on Thursday Evening last, the thanks Of
the Company were voted to Mr.. W. L. MARBLE,
for . beautiful Rooster, presented BY him to
the Company.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

The regular annual business meeting Of the
Presbyterian Church was held on last Tuesday
Evening. A goodly number were present and
considerable interest was. manifested in regard
to the business affairs Of the Church. We
are happy to state that the finances Of the
church are in a prosperous condition. The
following named gentlemen were elected Trus.
tees for tho ensuing year Thos. C. Nugent,
A. A. Van VOORHEES, and F. s. Sterling.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

WITNESS FEES IN CRIMINAL CASES. On Tues.
day the Board Of Supervisors passed the fol-.
lowing order in regard to witness fees in Grim.
inAl actions: J" Ordered that no allowance will
hereafter be made By this Board for fees Of
witnesses in criminal actions, except upon pre-
sentation Of the certificate Of the County Clerk
that such witness Was duly s.sorn and cram.
insd az Oitness in criminal action"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
LIGHT.
FoRr KEARSEr, X. T., Nov. 1859.

A movement has been started in this city.
among the Hebrews, for the formation Of a
Board Of Representatives Of the jews in the
United States. The plan proposes tive forma.
ton Of . cOn>iStory Of Delegates from each
congregation the United States. This body,
like the British Board Of Representatives, ALL
look to and forward Jewish interests. by meet.
ing together and acting for the mass. when DC.
casion requires it. At the outset it will attend
to secular affairs only Baltimore Sun.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

PosoN ANTIDorEs.-A teaspoOnful Of salt
and teaspoonful Of mustard stirred quickly
in teacupful Of water, and swallowed alter
any poison taken into the stomach by accident
will instantly act ~ an. emetic. As soon as
the stomach Is quiet drink cup Of coffee,
clear and strong, or swallow the white Of an
err
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

At the Maine State Fair. a hoy NJ fiftce'
years. from the town Of Woodstock, had
pair Of three year old steers which obeycC
him as an obedient boy will his parents. BY
a motion Of his hand they would 20 forward
halt and return, go to the right or left, knee
down, and perform other things much to thu
surprise Of some older farmers who are in III,
habit Of putting the brad through the hide.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07
MAIL PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALSf r carrying the mails Of the United
i States from tie isi of Nay, $50 TO the Isl Ut
July. 80. on 'he tol1Wing route N Ctah Terfi,r'
Wi DC received at the Contract Oh:e Of tIs liz,
pErturat until 2 u. ". OF the at day Of Muteh,
.s6., De decided ~ tho Ioowlns daH
~ 1851. From Salt Lake City. by Can p Floyd.
Carson Guy, Geuoa. and Gar, Mi, to P!a,r..
Ntuc. Can!lL!a, 1Gs ms!tS EuI LA>t, twice
moth.
Leave Salt Lake City On !st ant !jlA Of each
Ariive at rnccrvIl,e in IL DAYS.
Leave TlaceIVIue On tue .4st and 18th Of each
month.
Arrive at Sal; Lake City in 10 days.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

MATRIMONIAL SrocK IN RHODE IsLAxD.-The
divorce docket OF tho Supreme Court, now in
session in Providence, r. l., contains eighty.
three petitions Of release from matrimOny.-
The Court appears determined to keep up
with the business, and in . single hour re.
moved the yoke from the neck Of twelve dis
contented couples.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-07

AccrDENr.-In Noah & Co.'S tunnel at Ne
gro Flat, on Wednesday, the bank caved upon
Messrs. Frank Murphy, p. H. Kelley, and E.
A. Spragus, killing the former, and severely
injuring the latter two.