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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

Gov. Packer. # Pa, lately sentin one batch
f. the Legislature ?'rfHf''t veto messages. -
They were all nearly unanimously stunned
bv the I.cci, Gturr What bitter commcn
tary upon the discharge Of Legislative 'iH'i' :
bv Black Republicans Tiny passed his
which they knew wcFe wrong. threw upon
tie C0vCrndr responsibility of vct"ln :
them. and then nearly unanmo"-l" ,'-.a'nr'i
him in drf,ating bills ahich they had solemn
IL sanctioned Tt" Hills were mostly of Acts
granting spccul privileges, aud were designed
to Iegislatc money into the pockets "f capital
lists and Spectators Fortunately. Pcnnsyl-
vana has a Democratic Governor who check.
ed the corrupt schemes Of the Republican
Legislators. Had Republican been at the
head Of State he would have approved the
bills and shared the plundcr-Swindlvd the
people and enriched himself and party. How
long will the people permit n party that Sc
lects such Stulid or corrupt representatives,,
IN control nifarsy What confidence can be
placed in the easy virtue OF such men or the
party that elects them? .....
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

TELEGRAPH TO VIRGINIA CITY.-The Placer
vile and St. Joseph Overland Telegraph Com.
pany have completed their line to Virginia
City. Arrangements are being made to ex.
tend the limo to Salt Lake City at an early
day.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

THE INTERIOR DEPARTMENT at Washington,
we see it stated. will shortly send preliminary
instructions to the various Mar>hal> for takin.
the next census; the schedules will soon fol.
low. We hope the Deputy MarShalS will
commence wo'k atan carly day, before Washoe
dcp"puatcs our State.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

BILLY HAMILTON, one of the most reliable
stage men in the State, has put on the route
to WaShoe train Of excellent saddle horses.
He will leave Placerville every Monday morn
ing, and conduct the train in person through.
cut the route.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

!. .. 0. F. CELEBRATION. The Anniversary
Of Odd Fellowship in the United States, will
he celebrated by the Lodges in Ell Dorado
county, on Thursday, April 26th, 1860, in
this city. All brethren Of the order, and the
public generally, are invited to attend. P. G.
n. John F. Morse, of Sacramento, will deliver
an grafton, and ball will be given at night.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

New Books, &C-T. c. Nugent, bookseller,
Main street, receives to-day, direct from San
Francisco, large stock Of books and all other
articles kept in wholesale book store. He
has fine assortment of rare and standard
books, which he will dispose of at prices to
suit the times. He is prepared to supply
country merchants at the lowest rates.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

What incxcusablc stupidity or shameless
disregard Of truth. Will the journal please
inform us when and how the State laviShed
fifty thousand dollars upon the Placcrville
route! BY an Act Of the Legislature the
Boards of Supervisors Of the counties Of FL
Dorado and Sacramento were authorised to
levy tax Of fifty thousand dollars for the
improvement Of the road The citizens of FL
Dorado and Sacramento alone raised the
money. Not one cent for that purpose has
the State or the County Of Nevada contribu-
ted. Pray, tell u.s. to whom Nevada paid cher
portion OF the $50, 600! 1t is not the fault
Of Ell Dorado that the citizens of Nevada are
wanting in liberality and enterprise. They
had better initiate her example than bring
silly and groundless charges against her. A
county that is unwilling or unable to improve
her own roads would not permit the State to
compel her to pay "her portion of $50, 900"
to improve roads in another county. FL DO.
RADIO has nothing to pay back to Nevada
not dime. She is not indebted to Nevada
has never received cent from her
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

NEEDS REPAIRING. roofs Of the Court
House and Clerks Office are in leaky cOOdi-
lion. The Board of Supervisors should see
that they are repaired or keep back portion
Of the rents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24
The Medical and Surgical Institute

or Dr. L. J. CZGPKAY il already secured in po.,,,on
which pAceA H. rs well As iiS proprietor FAR nbovc tie
assaults "f envy ard pTUt ssuhs 81 malice In the gls
FAnce The highest prIrs are often sWardd to pFaC h
es "a this department. ~ Medical SCIENCE and they
With othrs m equally lofty position IN the pref, s,ion
Rl,otd. 70 AL Husrtrua Example, piinhg light an ON
H." philosophical btirS Il his EUROPE md Or CIap
ka! has fJly tquard lin In this country ea proof
which the Philadelphia College Of NJ, dicinr compm,n;
him Nt' Dl"1a AMI the i"norary nj Snnds,n dtgtr,
Selecting his A. hs hSd ~ operation AlhouYh M
graduate % the tnver'iJ Of PcIh and late Ccf Sur
R""n Of she Hungarian Il, vuluIlnHfy army for more ,I
tended laor', hr l., CIarAaf has bent his earnest at
ie'ou 10 he cure NJ chFctc diseases, H. vLh h. -.
become 20 great expert that he regarded NJ n,
laIrt N MS branch ~ nE prOfeTEnn thTogI our IL,
tutt7 Fn'e'' A"d hs W'fIiAu am biography arr puE
i-lri mater Of interest TO their rtHhAta IN nosi
tiu.Ve Journals. The Doct"rs chrrs 4,A ~ bs N,Ir
aud Surgical Institute, on SacTAm-n,a street ectrpT II
trihc.d"rn nearly "popte the buildings Of the PacAr
Mai STEAMSHIP Company
~ task the particular attention NJ our reader, IN III,
sworn cert S'"s % remarkable cures In another column
oil "l'P"P t14.Su.l
U"iLuwtl's PML>.-A',no.i every invention has
rs rn,tnS W. Lav, heard locomotives Il, no,inc.d
md tt- t.tEr4I l. called iusau.u The
W1rl. however. seems - have Hgr""1 r,t. ';. .
~ r"hiI II t. tbs gr"Nt to.m,,I uii;nn rrmCd,
The lur m race "h"'r have the lntriuaL
crgat I:a' 'n-ihrir siomaChS, hvHE tirru!Atr II.
r'rtt' nj 'i Vial rig M. a-ru I5y rruutirss
is IS p nId all 'h"Sr dl>'tse. are CuulI He'd ~
CURED bv lIn"Nn = + - Tbs in >uLstauc-. l.,
The tc> luunt q; The GA world. iiLas been hrri
and "nph,~7ci N this country. NJ man contra
diets II The lrf renee !" irresistible ia. fr.'
PETIT CHoATE have jus; received fun stock
prns'. raint', r'tfumor,. lAnc> to-d' and Tor' Ar
u,l~., WITCH they selling at greatly reduced ;tc.S
- Ihry have on consignment a few of Whrrier \ wi
some celebrated IantiI sr~Me M4chinS, NhiCh the
oT,t at SAT lrAa.'.co lrec. WITH tie addition %
rright.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

Tee Stage from Carson Valley arrived in
our city on Thursday evening with full load
of passengers. The late rains, however, may
again stop the coach for few DAYS
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

WE are indebted to Messrs. Anderson, Titus
and Denver Of the Senate, and Messrs. Stone,
Pstten, Bell and Hawley of the House, and
Charley Beard for Legislative documents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

APPoTNTNENrs.-Go Downey has appoint
ed j. j. Williams and A. D. Rock Notaries
Public for this county. Good men and COM
petent.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

MOUNTAIN HoNEY.-We are indebted to our
friend and neighbor, Mr.. James Orr, for dish
of delicious honey, fresh from his own apiary
We found it exceedingly rich. though not Of
50 good flavor as that produced in the Allan.
tic States Mr.. Orr was the first person, we
believe, to bring bees to this county. He is
of the opinion that his bees will thrive and
prove profitable.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

THE crush" for the Washoc mines has moi
ahatcd in the least since our last issue, mo-,
with>tanding the fact that the TtrritorMi En-.
ttrpriSc says there is nothing in the Territory
to justify so great an increase Of population
People, especially California people, must see
for themselves. and they seem determined, il
there he anything good in Washoc not tr
lose their chance by remaining at home. Sich
is life
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

THE CONCERT lately given in San Francisco
for the benefit Of the Male Orphan Asylum,
netted about $1,000. Generously and worth
ily given.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

- What have the fcFubtiCaus gaincd by the
election Of Pennington mud Forncy' Do they
regard their election as party victory ms
m indorScHcUt If their rrCeri? Has mt
Forncy repeatedly denounced their leaders
and platform and held them up to scorn and
contempt: Has Hoffman ,cnounccl his Know
Nothing hcrcsicS and sworn allegiance to the
Republican party: Did not the Republican
members OF Congress boldly announce that
they would stick by Sherman until Gahric,
blew his last trump and that 10 withdraw
him was equivalent to n remuneration Of th,i
prinrirfrx :-Htrl -the-R-t,ttt
where insist upon Shcrman's remaining in the
field, and assert that Genera Clark, BY cX.
posing Shvrman's connection with the Helper
Book, and raising the personal issue in his
resolutions, "had SO complicated the question
Of the election Of Speaker that the Rrpub'i-
cans could not desert Mr.. Sherman and take
up another candidate, even If thcy were ST.
disposed, without personal disgrace and Po.
lilcal drmora,iza,ion Did they not desert
him and take up another candidate :--'Iirry-
did. According to their own admission, then,
their party is personally di>graced ana Pc
litically dcmora.ized.'
The Albany .Argus. in commenting upon
the election of the Republican caucus nomi.
nces, pcrtincnt'y remarks
"Ths election Of puch men Pennington, Fnrncv
and Hoffman the opponents Of the Fremont par, Of
lNb6 Is important surrender than any made
by political party not aNoW cdly IN S[hrmis. II -
confession Of inability to AdmInIateT, upon thr Re-
publican platform. even one House Of Congress. 1t 10
the evidence, that sectional pTep'rdrrane" AND
the advantage Of numhcr. are unavailable 10 cure the
radical reckless and and Constitutional incompetence u
Il
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24
MARRIED.


At SmT.hT fiHt, TN thr tA.h met. ~ G, ~ $tnu.,
: EEq. LOTS llLTsK and iTNA bEANENITER. ------r-
Attention. Sir KniEhts.-A Meeting OF Ell
Drrado Comm ahdcTy, No. ~ KIIGHtT Trmpsi.. WIN
he hc1 Thursday Evcning 29th inst. for the pur
pose n ,ecting Officers for the ensuing year.
Sir Knights Of the Commsndery are r'qu, ';cd to be-
rromT; in attendance.
By order Of the commandrry,
T.. II. CARSON. GeneFShs.,mn.
! YIN. A. hStAHY Recorder pro. TEN.
P!a-rftiilc, March 2Iih. iSs
Notice.-We, the undersigned. Committee
n thc Scholars Of Mr.. II. :. Herrick's school, would
to the Of the t;, ~ Fl,rsrNr ard
'lcin,I thai Ne puTPoSc K0fdnE TUTii6 TTrir:'tn,
a: the ThsateT. Monda, Evening, March 18th. The
proceed, arr def aying rIpcE.rs !" be Apped o. she
purchase q set Of Outline MapS fer the School
Price Of adinniondTe" eicls, ~ cent. pSrqust, .,
rrLts. j.. (CINER,
....'...-..---......A.P r. HALL.
J. DUNLAP,
w BALDWIN.
g. MONTJ0N.
MA Committee.
Wanted-Drnwings and Specifications for
al Inc.nr IIou.r f,r NVr1t ~ EN.I>E C"HrA>l. 81
p IF h' cay, ~ M tHNi'g 'luenno,', VI; 6" &c;
irer 81 feet Wii" fret .'iN. - feet IN tho clear
ord, II feet N the clrar, win h,fcy. SAId bnd.:st
tr - hr.rL v,th cap'tone faeipr'.
lut fal iAr'.cu,Ars nqu re II 'h- urd-r',gr-d CON
n.:,,e. a. IN voOEHIES,
g. W SWAN,
e. W BARNES,
MT q Nc MEILIIR.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

At SmT.t'T fHt rn ttr ta,t met. ~ G., W. Stnu.
Etq., LOtfS llLrsE and iTSG BrANENITHR.-----7-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

The Portland (Mc,) .irgus very truly says !;
"If We would see Democracy in the ascend.
ant, VIC must give Democratic papers n wider
circulation" The influence Of sound rnlit.
cal newspapers wns never more needed than
at present. Another National election is to
occur, involving in its issue, possibly, the
peace and safety Of the country Now is the
time to make an effort to extend the circua
tion of Democratic papers. Every Democrat
who can afford it should subscribe for at lcnst
one paper BY increasing the circulation Of
the organs Of his party, he extends their use.
(ulncSS, and iudiciously contributes to the
success Of his party The country will be
flooded with opposition journals and pam.
phletS, and to correct their false statements
and expose their soPhiAtry, it is necessary to
place in the hands of the unsuSpicious and
easily deceived. sound Democratic papers.
Let our party friends look to this.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24
CENTRAL OVERLAND PoNY EXPRESS COMPANY

CENTRAL OVERLAND Pony EXPRESS COMPANY.
On the fourth Of next month this company
will start an Express from this city to the At
lantic States Letters will be taken through
In the unprecedented time Of thirteen days.
It is private enterprise, Of vast Importance,
involving a heavy expenditure. and-as it liz
started especially for the accommodation and
benefit of the people of California, every en-.
couragement should be given to it. The route
has already been stocked from St Joseph to
Salt Lake City, and Mr.. Finney the Agent,
with messengers and horses, left this city yes
terday afternoon for the purpose of arranging
the stations and stocking the road between
this place and Salt Lake City. Wehave every
reason to believe that the experiment will
prove eminently successful. The company is
composed Of men Of experience, enterprise and
capital, who know no such word as fail, and
who are determined to convince the incredu.
lous that the trip can be made regularly in
the time specified over the Central route.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24
Tur Muriposs Gnsrtte saws every other man

TIE Mariposa Gdzette says every other man
one meets in that community is going over
the mountains, either to WaShOc or Mono
And the Stockton Ucmor5fH SAYS, "thtre j.
every Indication that San Joaquin county viii
furnish her proportion Of the thousands VIII"
are now on the tip.toe Of departure for the
Washoe mines. When the Spring opens, and
the roads afford safe and easy passage, there
will be, without doubt, one continuous stream
Of advcnturers to the new mines. Prepare
tons for full and wide stampede are hourly
going on" Similar reports reach US from all
parts Of the State, and It is estimated that n
much larger number will go to Washoe than
went to Fraser River. The excitement seems
to be on the increase, without any cause to
justify it. No new discoveries have been
made recently, nor can prospecting be carried
on advantagcously for some time to come.
The weather is cold, the ground covered with
snow, accommodations are poor, provisions
high, wages low, and money scarce. Yet
Notwithstanding these drawbacks men rush
forward to the new digeings ms if their very
existence depended upon their getting there
at the earliest possible moment. We much
fear many Of them will return disappointed
and pennilcSs.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

VIZ always endeavOr to keep our city read
rrs informed where they can buy the cheapest
goods in each department Of trade in our city;
and in this connection we take pleasure 10
calling particular attention to the large and
elegant stock Of Dry Goods just received from
San Francisco by Bloch, at his old stand on
Main street. His customers can rely upon
their getting the very best and most fashion
able Of all articles in his line, at low rates.
Ladies. call at Bloch's and examine his splcn,
6id roO6c
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

BRIsK.-Our streets during the past week
have been thronged with heavily laden wagons
and pack-trains, which give them an extraor-
binary appearance Of life and hustle. The
quantity Of goods for Washoc already stored
here is great, and additions are daily being
made thereto, all Of which will soon be trans,
ported to Genoa when the weather clears up.
THE Ell DORADO LIBRARY ASSOCIATION
Last Monday the citizens of FL Dorado met
and organized "The FL Dorado Library As
sociaton." The following named gentlemen
were elected its officers President, George
L. King Vice President. George G. Blanch-
ard Secretary, Charles P. jackson Treasur-
er, H. T. Knight; Trustees, D. Thornton,
Thomas WaterAeId and David C. Chambers.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-03-24

FHrI THOUSAND DOLLAR. have not been lAviShed
upon this the HenneSs route BY the State. Us has
been done Ut Placervile. Let Fl Dorado pay back
t" Nevada her portion If the &5u,ooo. and she will
ask no odds Of either FL Dorado or the Staie.-.le.
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
Just Received

~ feb - W. NJ. POWELL 4 Co.
If tsss ssg 81 sf Pigs Feet K for = sale BY .co
~ bsss: q ;: :''oss'd Candy. e ,e1s By 60
\O sacks q Flour, for sale by
- Al boxes Sardines, for sale bv
A4O feb "a w. n. PowxIL 4 Co.
On boxes Star Candles. for eale by
AO feb "a W. N. PowxLL 4 Co.
lO feb - W. NJ POWELL & Co.
a boxes Schnapps. tor sale by
o bbls sweet Cider, for sale by
- feb "a W. NJ POWELL 4 Co.
sss: fss '''"'' me ". ''t n i''f fayy1.. ~ Co.
a boxes Champagne Cider, for sale by
X feb - w. N. POWELL & Co.
81 boxes Of Lemons, for sale by
- feb ~ W. NJ PowKIL b Co.
+ feb u v. Il. povn. q Co.
- bbls Pilot Bread. for sale 0y
. feb - W. n. PowxIL 4 Co
IS COVE 0fSrkas l. e so.a.s ::'s sy 4 Co.
0UGARS, 5O,000 various brands, for sale by
~ feb ~ W. N. Pow.II 4 to.
TVLASKS and Jugs, for sale by
-~TNRUN n Ks -6 dog good leath,
A& Trunks, which l offer At pr;c,
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8e,se0 PRIZES AMOUNTING TO
S911 300.

Will he distributed according to the following
GRAND SCHEME
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
COMBINATION PLANT
CLASS B,
Draws every Tuesday at ii O'Clock. An.
CAPITAL PRIZES,
81 90 900.
79 NUMBERs-14 DRAWN BALLors
COMBINATION PLANE

"a 4l2 prizes amounting to $l,O3O,372
TrcKErs $l6-HALvrs $S-QuARrERs $4-EIGHrHs s.
Certificates of 26 wholes $25O-Certifcates Of
26 halves $l25-Certi6cates Of 26 quarters ST., 50
Certificates Of 26 eights $3l Is.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICES
That in ordering Tickets, the only thing neces-
sary to insure safety and dispatch, is that you ad
dress US, in plain hand, giving your Post Office
County and State. and your orders will be answer
ed by return mail.
That we send the official printed drawing to eve
~ patron, Immediately after the same is issued and
with the Drawing q statement to each individual
of what he OF she has drawn.
That We cash all prizes under 81 900 immediate
y after the drawing, in specie bank notes drafts
IL AH Communications strictly confidential.
Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office, County and State
CIRCULARS containing full explanations Of
our Schemes, &e.. will be forwarded by mail, to
any one sending US his name.
Address all orders to
HODGES, DAVIS < CO.,
1y35 Macon, Georgia.
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
VAN BUREN, ARKANSAS, FRIDAY, NAY II, 1860.

cass chance for good provender. (The
Colonel waved his hand impatiently, but
tho old wolf went on "Wall, . rattle
snake bit i'm ON the glandered snout, an
now the tarnal critters got the big head,
an old Fhpkins wants me to pay damages
You've hearn the case, Squire"
:" What's the damages ?" rosred the Col.
onel. m
"F-i.v-e dollars y
His head suddenly popped under th'
cover. and the now raving Colonel shouted
Take yourself out of this-Fm resainee
for the snake" r.f
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
THREEs PLANS.
NEW.
CITY PLAN -
$50, O,OOo R6r ~ 90:

Prizes payable ss;sAoxt Deduction
EXTRA CLASS.
rs BALLors-12 DRAwN NUMBEns.
To be drawn in the City Of Macon. every Non
.Iard.s .soos, S.l ssy and
E By this Class. thS Sholder of any 81 Ticket
if the No selected shsnld Be drawn. will be en-
titled to prize. aeeocdieg = he following
RxeM =.
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
gnetry.
For Tie Van Bssen Press.
To Miss Jimmie +.

For TIE Van Bsrea Pres.
To Miss Jimmie T.
Oh. woman. thou lovely woman ~ ..-.ss q.
That seems 10 temper man
Angels are painted in you,
And I'll forever be your friend.
Oh, thou natures whole perfection.
The heavens took unusual care;
It's own beauty Il designed thee,
: And formed thee by the best loved angel there.
will give one sigh for thee,
Thou lovely angel OF beauty.
Thou hast already taughtest ma.
The same the loverS duty.
sat 90 still and .pskelao word
That even my beating heart could be heard
Throbbing like some noisy bell
Each throb . tear aauose compsaied.
Far from my lips, but in nv breast.
I kreathe z eoltly % myself
Eat n1f mulfnG &kna 06ksn noynr 1ooAv~ ~ vtd
Should catch the sound that's in my breast.
Oh to what purpose shall speakf
Ny vretched heart its sorrows bear
/ cannot ask thee, cannot speak,
I'll fall BY thee, tho face SO fair.
When behold these eyes so bright.
So sweet, . look soft air,
Ny ravi.hed soul is changed Alright.
1 cannot love thee less or moEs.
Sighs and soft emotions
Doth q tender fame reveal,
Nor will l e'er my passions mention
That in my heart ever feel
thought two souls who equal flow
In gentle streams, no calmer run
Than when they part to part. Oh no
They cannot part if they are one.
JAxm -
AakASsAs. CRAwFoRD Co.. April, 1860.
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11
HODGES, DAVIS 4 cos
CONSOLIDATED ..DOTTERIESl

Authorised by special ~ Of the Legislature, for
the benefit of AcaAeu5Des end ether purposes. :
MACON SEORGIA.
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Any 81 90 tieketwith drawn No. on it sta
toned to come out at any particular place.
such 81, lst, ID. 30, or anyuother station
in the drawing G.
Tickets from LOO to any Price,
And prices paid At the above rates per dollar
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HAVANA PLAN.
MORE PRIZES THAN BLANKS.
cAPIrARPRIzE

CAPITAR PRIZE
S5O,OOO.---Tickets only SS.
Halves tLosassess $2-Eights 81.
Prices psysSle IL Fsu, soitAoss Reduction
Purchasers buying 10 tickets, when the Nos end IL
La. 3, 4. 5. 6. Z, g. 8, 0. are guaranteed
prize Of SOS co.
The Van Buren press., 1860-05-11

-~TNRUN n K -6 dog good leathe,
Trunks, which / offer at prices
(1lYG3 to suit. 8. j. ADLER