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The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
SHERIFF'Sr SALE.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that BY virtue
IN ecuon directed Of the Honorable District
18th Judicial District County Of Sierra State C
frna Taylor Judge presiding on rendered
KLINE against ALBERT CHAsE for the
from the 7th day Of January D. 1862 togeher with
Thirtys Dollars Cents and dam.
aees as appears on record accruing have upon
and seized exposeo public auction, in front
the the town Of Downevle, Sta4e and
County Aforesaid, a.svy
+ On the 10th Day Of March, A. D. 1850
between the Of and all the title and inter
est o said Albert the following described
to vita situated in Downieve, Sierra
north by Main street,
street, south by Co.'S Banking
on the By Monte Co Saloon lot together
n anyviss appeaining also certain Saw MIL situated
mile the Empire Sierra County, together
all the rights and appurtenances hereuno belonging
anywse appertanng much thereof will satisfy
ton and costs. H.
.r9gFtg-s@ E7 ssP.LsWHrTE Sheriff Sierra County.
2 @~ By RICH1KD BKowN, Under Sheriff.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NOTICE HEREBY GIVEN that under and BY virtue Of
lV directed, issued by NJ. Miles, Justice
Township No. County Of Sierra,
ofConia Judgment rendered therein the 5h day Of Jan
nary A. D. 1861 favor of THOMAS WILLIAMS and against
JOHNSON the Fifty Nine Dollars and Fifty Cents,
with interest the the
January D. 1860 ether with Ten Dollars and Fifty Cents
costs Of suit and accrung costs have levied and
Saloon Allegheny Township No. State and County aforesaid
On the 10th day Of March, 1860, -
between A. NJ p NJ all the right title
H. 8. johnson, and the following de-
property, full Share Claim the Pennylva
Mining Company being f all the owned
by Company all the appurenanees ereuno belonging,
situated Cenevie in No. Sierra County, State Of
California much thereof will satisfy said execution and
B. c. GAINES 4
E-25-4- Constable of Township No. Z, Sierra Co.
Aneghany, February 18Th $780, 88v,
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
Special Notice.

be delivered from furnished by some
friends present at the Sprise given Sheldon
and Lady, viii - preaced at the NJ Church. Jersey Flat IN
SABBATH EVENING" Feb. 19th O'Clock NJ Dec Yoente
a DR.. ecots, Mesmeric and Clairvoyant Ply.
sictan would respectfully inform his friends the public gen.
that he has taken No. So Montgomery street. up
airs between California and Pine Francisco where he win
examine patients clairvoyanty disease Having
had eighteen years experiences States and two
practice in California he ars himself that he can give
the utmost satisfaction to all those who may him with their
confidence The Gavanc Battery applied mesme clair
voyan directions considered essential Phrenooc;c.i
nations made clairvoyant Office to M and
to M Tuesday Thursday Saturday evenings
Medical examinations @20; Phrenoogica examinations n
from the country promptly attended
when required. 9.am
r. MISLKTOE LODGE. No. "a. I. a. or q. r..
meets at ODD FELLows' HALL Eyo
Brothers in good standing are invited 70 attend.
J. II. BARRETT, sec'y ~" ''
+. e A. M.
~ Stated Communications Of MOUNTAIN FOREST LODGE
No. 76 F& A. NJ, held at the MASONIC HALL, EUREKA
CITY. every SATURDAY EVENING following the Full
Moon Visiting Brethren Of good standing respectfully
W. L. G. MILLER, Secy.
Eureka City, Jan. Sd, 1860 ts- $40
MYSTIC DECREE TEMPLE, NO. A,
~ Meets in TxxPLARs' HALL MONDAY EVENINGS on or
preceding the Full Moon. JOHN UPLAND
JAMES SHAKoD, D. r.
Downevile, Oct. 24th, 1859.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
Private Sohool.

WI Higher English Branches, and Of Languages Female
Seminares at Basvile Penn and Bradford Mass win open
PRIVATE SCHOOL in Downievie MONDAY the 2et inst
Tuition per 800 Hzher Ensiish
Branches or the Latin, French German Languages
Downieville, Nov. 17rh, 1852 ele4ah
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

ND- considerable amount Of intweatipg matter
and our news summary which, however, coptaiqs bal
little Of importance. have been nhavoidably eroyaea
ont this week. ~ Is e ss! as $50 So - s.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that under by virtue
~ Execution directed issued from the docket Of Louis
BARTLETT Justice Of the Peace in and for Township No. o.
County State California; judgment rendered there
9th February D. 1861 in favor OF r. JUNOT and
DOWNES the of Ninety Dollars and Fifteen
Cents per interest from the 9th day Of
February 1860 together ih Fourteen Dollars and
seised and will for sale at Public Auction Kanaka
On MONDAY, the 18th Day of March, A. D. 1860,
O'Clock A. NJ and NJ all the right title
the follow ing described
property, to wit one set of Mining Claims situated in Ladies'
Canon Downes Claims ALSO Water Ditch
place. and about OF mile
Mill the County and State aforesaid
thereof will satisfy said execution and costs.
PETER MILLER, Constable Township No. o.
Downieville, Feb. Sh, 1860. SITS
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

Clerks Of Primary Elections will report early
election Delegates the Secretary Of the Democratic
Central Committee. ia RETICKER, Chairman
J.c STANLEY, sec'y' als@l % .ysalH. ~ tla-a
Downieville, January 49, 1850. ~ f
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
To this add the States portion Of the Delinquent Taxes

To this add the States portion Of the Delinquent Taxes IS
Total State Revenue. - .$22, 1893 81
Thus you see " Live Oak" was right, and you were
wrong. You commenced to dat be in matter you knew
nothing about and in common justice you must take the
consequences.
Oh! what sweet specimen of veracty you are My
whole statement false and gotup for the purpose Of
decciuing the Legislature" was it? You want to
have "a little regard for truth" do you? sought
to haze enought0 kno,o coldb be ueyy easily de-
terted," had I? sr~f@s
My false statements are refufed." are they? What
is your opinion Mr.. "Jstice p? Do you think am
reckless scribbler?" Perhaps you willing to admit
that /" Shell Bark" is rather q hard wood am a
miserable falsifer." ami
You told the truth () God save the mark, did you.
when you said the States books only shoUed Sl4,
received from Sierra County for revenue? am
eous old gentleman" am 1? lam done up in uery
small parcel" ami?
might very properly harsh epithets toward you.
friend suggests that ought to score you down" but
merciful man, and despise cruelty and think that
your sin is the sin Of ignorance and that should wink
at it, and let you Off will do it being common in
to release captured prisoner when the enemy refuses
to exchangefor him ac0mmon camp follower Now,
Mr. Justice ~" thou wearest Lions skin doff it for
shame and hang calf skin those recseaut Ambs''
Query: If you belong in Sierra County you ought to
be honest and in making fling at the honesty of the
pie of Sierra in regard to the Yuba debt in your query
at the close Of your article you remind me o: the old
adage that it is dirty bird that be:ous its own nest
If you don't belong in Sierra you have medded with
that which is of your business.
VI. LIVE OAK.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
WASHINGTON! !!

Il
E Anniversary of the Birth Day of The Father Counr
try will be celebrated in DOWNIEvILLE WEDNESDAY,
the ed February, by grand +
Parade Of the Downieville Fire Department.
The following will be the Order of Exercises, viz:
PROGRAMMES:
The will be formed Court House Square, 0H o'clock,
A. precisely Right resting Nevada Street, Hose Company
No. being upon the right, No. upon the left.
The Firemen will received the Bridge Dgan Flat by the
National Guard line of march, viz Up Nevada
Street Main Street, Main Street Bridge; down Bridge
Pearl Street, Pearl Street Commercial Street; Com
Methodist Episcopal Church. where the follow
ing will be the order of exercises:
Music, Washinstons March. Band
OratiOn. by Hon. Alanson smith,
MuSc Yankee Doodle .nand.
Banner Presentation, by the Ladies Of the Union Circle
Music, Star Spanged Banner. Band
Mr.. Pond
Bcnedicton Father Delahunty.
After which, Procession will again and proceed down
Commercial Main Street to the Upper
Bridge Nevada Street
Nevada Street Court House Square, when the procession will
dismissed. JNO. E. AGER, Marshal.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

The UNION AND ALruRAs.-In our last issue, part of
our Legislative summary made up from the reports
~ published by the Sacramento UiOn and that paper
made say that the 7t nst Mr Haliday presented
reonsrance Of 72o citizens Of Sierra county against
the division Of the county, In the Standard Of the
same date, which, from some unusual nadvertence did
not reach u.s. the number Of remonsrants s Get down
1727. Which paper is correctl And if, a. We have
everv reason to beieve, it 10 the latter why the
number falsely given in the Union? The discrepancy
may be immateral to the Union, but it il not to the
upward Thousand voters Of this county whose exist
ence is thus so adroitly ignored Were these kind Of
mistakes buI Of recent occurrence in that paper the
recton would have required comment but where the
making of them was to such an extent adopted as
policy, and persistently ndalged in that's powerful
party was forced TO- the necessity Of establishing another
journal for the express purpose Of correctng pretended
errors ever made where they could be injurious to the
Democracy and never made Otherwise, may be par
doned the suspicion that The sfake not altogether
inadvertsnt and that the Union simply ipdulged n that
mode of warfare for which it has - p0ted and peculiar
penchant having sagacity 70 perceive that the
overthrow Of Democratic asoenaney i4 the county may
be the result Of dividing Siera a.ad hoDn M creating
an impression that the isbnt feeby opposed
our county, to assist in efeoting. that object ~
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
BORN,


In Downievle Friday, Feb 10th, daughter Mr.. Hem
Rhue.
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18

know it is thirty miles from La Porte to Jamson City,
and more than fifty to the State line, with mines and
ranches the whole distance the main portion of which
you propose to liblster away from Plumas and make
the people therein travel and along ridge,
the worst in all the mountains of Sierra Plumas in
the winter to your county seat It s true that that is
their business and yours; am only speaking of the
consistency Of the thing such amazing 'justice is
dazzling to contemplate you certainly cannot blame
me for being attracted BY it, The truth h sir, and you
cannot deny it, that the Alturas bill forces on the terri
tory you flbuster away from Plumas, evils, much
worse than you complain of suffering in old Sierra that
you ashamed name the location of your county
seat and took your famous central point as an ac-
comodatng thing that could be slid anywhere.
One of your paragraphs II :" refTeshtng one !" to
you doubt for You appear to be in your proper ee
nent, when you have IN opportunity to 'blacken the
ture fitted to I'll, and into whose presence you are sell
dom permitted to come. You lose your temper, and
when anger gets in. sense steps out, aud You make
fool Of Yourself and rave and rant about Democrats
whose peer You never were or can be- and charge them
with the conmission of crime when you knew. your
charge was nafounded. Ight use barsher phrases to-
you land you deserve them, bpt pity and forbear
officers il Downievie, and appear to have toly hor
ror Of the crime you alIsGe Why dpn yoq name the
officer or officers, and your pr0off The truth ID sir
you have no proof even the shadow Of i The
acts you speak of were never commtted. and you know
it. TO have specified mea, to have given pretended
dispatches, you could not, for there we're men to
name Or dspatches to quote but had yon named the
one or quoted the other, the records o me Telegsph
Office would have damued you e most Infamous hbei
Ter. .ss <-r.. - , = =, - ..-sy
care butvery ftttle for all your communication up
to the point Of your charge Of crime the division
O the county s not to be made such statements -
yours, and % for the county officers they good ci
zens and far above the fsch or your attacks Although
the most humble Individual in community, Of decent
character for TRUTH would against them, be respect
fully heard, and they sufIer accordingly. "a, aeessp
The Communication addressed to the Hon. M. johnson
was respectful and propet and it was truthf0i ID al
pects heng 80, il anoyed yop. and 70 escape its force
have made ypqr lon& its
verscity, and yoa must AXE the biy 81 either
yelr ignorance Or impudsncs and don't care which
You say, "ttat those Who msisrepresentY the truth
NUT, to b suecesefl ape good psenlories And that
declaration Of yours, che little Of your ern msdieins,
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
For Sale or Rent.

The commodieus Store House. the corner Of Main and
The eligible situation Of this place. facing two Of the
prominent ample and complete
fixtures for everything well known. Apply to
CBAS. A. JOHNSON opposite Lower Plaza
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
PARTICULAR NOTICE
TO PURCHASERS OF
EUREKA WHISKEY!

THIS WHISKEY has acquired a reputation far
viabe any Whisky offered for sale in Barrels
Half Barrels in California. Its
The Sierra citizen., 1860-02-18
ECLIPSE SALOON,
OPPOSITE LANaToN l. co.'s EXPRESS OFFICE,
MIN STREET, DOWNzEVlLLE.

Dissolution.
VTHE ECOPARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between SAMUEL
DAVIS and GEORGE F. PACKER, under the Of Samue
Davis Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
SAMUEL DAVIS,
i---..-.- GEORGE r. PACKER
Downevile Feb. II th 1860. : - ~ &24 S-Sw*
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Blakesbnrg, May Q, 1856


EDlroR HAwk-ErE-There are few men, as
yet, spoken Of for Presidential Electors, and
consider one Of the most important duties de-
volving upon the Convention, which conyenes at
Iowa City, ON the 23d inst, is the selection of
sound, thorough and energetic Republicans, for
electors james NoGsinger, ESQ, of Abba, has
more than ordinary ability as stump speaker,
and would probably be the best man the Conven-
ton could select in this Congressional district.
He has done ~ much towards sustaining the
cause Of Republicanism in this section Of coun-
try, as any other man, and in fact, is the most
effective worker in this part Of the State. lie
does not ask for the position Of clector, that /
know Of, but do know, that wherever and
whenever the interests Of the party are at stake,
he stands ready and prepared to fight the most
valiant foss and his friends easnestly desire his
nominaftea, knouing him to be the hest man.
The nost c&hetlvs worker, and worthy Of the
honor.
Mr.. NoGinDef yogld stump the entire district.
X the Convention should nominate him. when
e = considered that the Rspahlican vote fell
saoet fsu hundrsd In this Congressional Dis
ulcs, . ~ lase Congvesaional election. then il
~ = deemed necseaasy that good stsmpers
ssoesa g se!sctsd The Democracy would search
= y,an IS tne equal II Janes No6singer, a.
Ih1eetis $500 ~, Il. .,..,.... ...4 -
the ots1e Win nos ovsslouk ~. n "a ~ 49,.
intsseas q - parry, vhsn 1aoy co,ne y a.sem.
ble at lcsn City Would Il ~ IS veN ~ IN.
tsjhate To o1Scces - 60lssoe postioue a tha
beassy Ihess - - 49, = spjjsstsen 1fom this
Dart AZ - Gsnte. IA - t~-s = 600 M
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MARRIED.
On Wednesday May 9th, at the house Of Nh. chase.
Rev. Robt Michigan. Mr.. MARoris CHAsBSslH 70 ~
HANSAHJ. CEASE, both Of Des Mones county
In THIS caty On the nh inst, by Rev. Thos ina
JAMES HISbNAS TO Miss ApALIxE McDowxIL, both SM'
Boston, III.
Also on May 9th, by the same, Mr.. WrllilNJ ~. HUE
70 MISS MARY CAROLINE WELLS, all a. this city
Billy remembered the printer on this, The happss ~
son Of his life, and sent liberal portion q w sss
cake, whose excellence was highly spprcased v =
Hawk-Eye force. and al join in wishing long he saA ~
piness TO Billy and his excellent companion.
The Hunter now, no more Is bent
On searching Joy 'mong Woman kind,
He's found reiI Of pure extent
n To soothe and satisfy his mind.
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D. Mauss, IovA, soaA MaasA, isea
-. - s92@ Al s.,s-sss ~ ~ ~.
elnAela oaaas osovsse, = IevA Orr. = NnDnsaAAS
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e1ssaaea q ~ yeaR; ~ ~ nsa1nsatsa =
eoosesse; en4e8 ~ e ~ eAe o1nsm w1cA
ny os1e he1Dse ~ Oooveol1en.
y - e1llea - H. pMPsse = - neReee
aa1 plal1sn & - Nnnal 1spu1al1 Csayeaeaa = -
AslAas 0As1ps - ~ 1Nh - Nay.
n Taels NJ y 90 6eeanee ~ every
srganisee es11. 90 - eessss ~ eeA eae annAFea
.. ,. kh9vssAa - 0svnee, = e1slaa seAe elDettsn.
JOHN 4. KAos0M. CAahnsh.
\. y. MoxM, Secretary.
= L J. CLAAxn, ~. Elea1anA.
@. q osoxB, Coancn Dln1s,
Wu. L0Uo9nlDog, 0skaloooa,
JUOnAe DnunM00p, vimsc0,
Al. !. nnsea!9. . Ch.ssss Cl1y,
J. y. 0swConD, n1eoulea1,
". II. Dloslow, Sioux Cky,
yAMns fHcamaJ1u, Davenport,
y. A. WtL1on, Du6u4ue,
I. /. RnAo1, 1cgt Dodge. efss
Aspsostass 2sats GasraI CbmmitAs.
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EDssoa HAvK-Iys-DearS ir-The kspsbsican hsmbes
e CseFss have erHaassl I. Esss.4,s co..lssss. z
1870 eassEh . = hsAs eireassioa 4 dosu.sass
Ar..ss.s.s Ave been made which YIN sasss. sAsn
vhsrs - 40 iarls1 : o. ialssins iasss, mo- .
=: 1.r ss':.A::; :; !! g cents .~.:s
az" "i,S
III nuch lower rats Than sueA documents can pod
s: s,. =. On ~ s, se e, -, ro,
Paper rssss sssa.ss \ hsos as asi. sess..l
sss !. s Z 1s ses q I. Co., -.
.i Justly, v not b shse % pay ser 81 ~ docaneaas
thas eesAs y b Asssted b ear ssass during he ap
psoachlng campaign.
assf e & e: :. Z. is ss:s sa:s ~ ons '''
Moo. Wn u. seward, n. Y-The Ssase q he Countsy.
Hon. g. a Grov. P..-frss Hones tsr Free Mem.
Hon. John Hickman, Pa-wAo have violated compro-
Also tsaes entitled 'Land for tAs LAadles."
Ansugse sixteen pags speeches are the following.
Hon. ,. J. wade, Oho-Property 10 the Territories.
Hon z. y, vsn wyca, n. Y.-True Democracy-Histo-
Non. H. wilson, Man.-Terriscsial slave Code
Hon. Abraham Lincoln, M,-The Demands Of the South
The Republican Party vindicaaed.
Hon. Lyman TrunbuI, ln-seisure 1t he Arsenals u
ss,sy s1 ana Liberty. No., end IN vtndcatson
Hon. J. r. Doolsle, wis--rhe Calhoun Resolusion-Its
Carl shars. Wk.-Dousiaa and Popular Sovereignty
TIE only twenty four page speech yet psbnshed By The
Commsee, 10 that Of Hon. Jacob ColIemer Of veTmont
ne speeches Of nesrs. Grow. Harlan, Hickman,
farnishsd : DE ame rsses y she Easiiaa. -'''
Persons dssFng documents will address Hon. PRESTON
KING. U. y. g.. Washington. D. G.
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REPUBLICAN, couyTY CONTENTION

REPUBLICAN, COUNTY CONVENTION
The Republicans Of Des Moines County are hereby mo-
ti0ed and requested to In Convention ct MANOR
HAIL. In The city Of Burlington, SATURDAY IN. l9tl
OAr o. AAY, a o'clock, NJ, for the purpose Of ap
pointing Delegates TO represent said county In the sa1
Conventios 70 be held q Iowa City the sd inst and
to tranaact eh other business may be deemed exped
eat. CHAS BEN DARWIN,
Burlington, May7. Chairman D. N. Co. Cen. Com.
O n4
2oalroaa Fare seOhieago Cenventien.
In our issue of this morning will be found .
notice Of reduced fare over the Railroad from
this City to Chicago, as we'll as the rates to be
charged from the various points on the Burling-
ton and Missouri River R. R., west of this City.
The notice published yesterday was in conse-
quence Of . misrepresentation of telegraphic
despatch from Colonel Hammond, Superinten.
dent Of c. B. Q. Railroad. 1t will be seen
that the tickets will be good to go on the 18th,
10Th and 10th, and good for return at any time
on or before the second train after the final ad-
journment of the Convention. This will be
satisfactory to all who wish to visit Chicago, and
see the " elephant
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IL We were glad to learn, yesterday morn
ing, that Judge Stockton was much better than
for some days previous. We trust the improve.
ment will lie permanent, and that he will soon be
restored to his former health
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DEAR HAwK.EYE The first gun of the sea.
son after the Charleston Convention! LAT.
SHAW, Republican candidate for Mayor, was
elected by 81 majority, yesterday, after an ami
mated contest, and with majority Of in the
City Council. This win do for city heretofore
Democratic by over 100 majority. The Repub-
hcans nominated an excellent ticket, and honest
Democrats, be it said to their praise, felt bound
to vote for it, Yours truly. X
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The Republicans have always been subjected
to terrible denunciations from these HONORABLE,
fellows, the democratic editors and politicians
for declaring that the Cincinnati Platform wa
intended to deceive the people Of the North, ant
was constructed, every plank of it, with the pre-
meditatsd parpose Of deluding them. Of cours,
the politicians did not expect to deceive the
South Their actions and measures sufficiently
indicate 0at. Their two sided platform had two
meanings, one for Northern electioneering Dur.
poses, and the other squirting awfully towards
the tropics, for the actual guide and rule of flu.
ture action.
But, at Charleston, the democrats have them
selves chosen to destroy this convenient cloak.
They no longer allege that their platform is one
and the same everywhere. They admit all that
We have had occasion to say so often. They con-
fess their past duplicity. The South wishes to
give the platform its own Interpretation. They,
OF that region, because they have at last sue
ceeded in carrying all the slaveholding States,
are absurd enough to suppose the same pcrni-
cious and horrible doctrines can be made prev
alent in some, at least Of the Northern States.
Their supporters from the free States, however,
know better, and take good care not to indulge
In any such visionary hopes They 20 in, with
. will, for Q continuance Of the old double.deal.
ing policy and platforms. They have succeeded
20 often by this mode Of operation, that they
are quite willing to make one more effort in the
same way The South will not do it, They Oh.
pose il, denounce il, bolt from it, and, for once
In their lives, utter the truth about it.
Below We copy few remarks from q speech Of
Mr.. Avery, Of North Caroline, in the Charleston
Convention. They, a. many other speeches made
then do, fully substantiate what Republicans
have % often asserted of the Janusfaced Cincin.
natl Platform:
He would say, never yield one inch upon the
Abolition question. but meet Il boldly. fairlv,
squarely. He asked them whether thia tame vss
met boldly fairly and sqaarely upon this popular
sovereignty platform!
IAe Csseinnati Platforms Is ambicwoxs. W. nt
Me SosN cay "seass one Miag-siey at dle Noysk
cry Deaas GnOakr. We asE rom ,so,e e. 49, q,
s;saa:ag We cay, take a bold .sasd and declare
ssaa really "seass, boldly, openly esd GlorOsgAly
Ioe minority say they are willing 70 leave its in
depreciation to the Supreme Court That u NO
coavenience TO The 6oath. They take il for
granted that Ill Democrats ore Law abiding citi-
eens. and il 20, when decision Of the Supreme
Court b nade, adverse 70 their views, they will
submit 70 Il - matter Of course. Il il mo- solu-
Uon - TIE question, no settlement Of the issue
a.saseaetosily 70 the South, to say leave It TO
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F0R TEE DIGGlEGs.-Messrs. J. w. White,
Collier, and others started West, yesterday, to
join the Henry Company" who left few days
previous for Pixies Peak. Tie party is jolly
one, and willhave good time.
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DIED.
In this city on Friday May 4th, Mr.. JOHN y. ~
aged q.
On the 1th Inst, infant son Of T. !. JamesSa,
two weeks and three days 49,,
Funeral u 10 o'clock M. this day, 81 resideaes
Jameson.