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The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26


THE secession Of Douglas from the
Democratic party, although it has some
what weakened its strength, will yet, in
the end, result most favorably. He has
taken with him the iNpure and corrupt
elements which, unfortunately, for some
years past have attached themselves to it
from mercenary motives. Disappointed
applicants for office, unprincipled political
adventures, without party attachments,
greedy aspirants, with "plentiful lack"
Of brains hut superabundance of brass,
have followed the fortunes of Douglas, but
as his fortunes decline they will desert
him and jump into the ranks Of the Re-
publicans. The young men, the disin-
terested, law-abiding, Union.loving mass
es, who desire no Office, all who prefer
principles to spOilS, are rallying under the
bright banner Of Brcckinridge and Lane
with q devotion, an Ardor, an enthusiasm
without precedent in the annals of the
country. Actuated by the purest motives
and contending for what they know to be
reasonable and just and constitutional,
they go into the contest without fear,
cheered by the approval of the great and
good, and confident Of victory. The
Douglas party is composed Of different
material, and fighting for revenge and to
gratiy the personal ambition Of an un.
scrupulous Presidential aspirant, who has
not hesitatcd to sacrifice party, friends
and principle to accomplish his object
Such party, with such leader and such
motives, cannot succeed or have a long
existence. 1t will soon be numbered
among the "things that were," and re-
membered with something akin to con-
tempt Douglas is following in the foot
steps Of all the factionists who have at
tempted to disorganize and defeat the
Democratic party and like them he will
meet with the same miserable fate.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
NATIONAL.

CAN 1T BE POSSIBLE The well.informed
Washington correspondent of the Ptnn-
sylrGmidn, says that the object of the visit
Of NJ. Rothschild to this country is, to
look after the large investment Of funds
made for him by A. Belmont, in the nom
ination and election of Douglas. What
can this mean? Have the Rothschilds
some large plunder scheme on foot in Cen.
trail America, which they wish to secure
through the aid Of an American President:
It is we'll known that this great banking
house owns half of the Kings in Europe,
controls the London Times, and rcignS
supreme over the stock exchange. 1t is
also well known that Mr.. Douglas is a de-
voted friend Of Gen. Walker, the chief of
the Fillibusters. Can it be possible that
the Rothschilds aim to rule over our land,
through bankrupt President:
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

GoryG OvER-Wc heard a Republican
Of Gardan Valley assert that the Douglas
ties in that precinct, had in body Joined
the Republicans. To Use favoritc ex-
prcssion Of an old friend Of ours" this
shows how the cat jumps Are our
Democratic friends, who still adhere to
the desperate fortunes Of Douglas, willing
to follow the Anti-Lecomptonites into the
Republican camp: BE warned, gentle
men, in time. Retrace your steps, and
come back to the true church from which
you straycd in a moment Of mad excite
ment. BE no longer the innocent allies
of party you despisc. Your old friends
will welcome you back, and you will feel
once more at home. You are out Of your
clement, in strange and not desirable COM
pany, and we know you are sick, if not
diSgustcd. Throw aside your false pride,
acknowledge your error, join hands with
those who esteem you, with whom you
agree in sentiment and who regret your
desertion from the Democratic party.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
NOTICE Ie HEREBY oIVTN.

VTNHAT on SATURDAY. the Isth day Of October, 4.
D. ls'. at one O'Clock, p ~, OF said day, ct the
Court House door, In the city Of RaeeFvnIe, 10 u
Dorado County. the undersigned wilI proceed i0 ell,
al public auction, . certain LCNBER, or DOCBLE
WAGON, The property Of one Dias. 70 satisfy .
claim Of 81 80, which the undersigned have against
said bias for work done and materials fuVuIaISeA in
the repair Of said wagon. and storage thereof By the
Undersigned At the special instance ard Fequ~Se Of
sad DAs-for which sum Of money the undeTSignsd
have lien upon said wagon.
Dated ;l.iS 2rlth day Of September. A. D.. l9ca. ~
BCRGE CO,
BlAcksmiths and wagonmateTS,
'22-aS HaeervIue.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

GooDs TOR WAsHoE.-Messrs. Henry Bye,
forwarding and commission mercants of this
city, shipped to Virginia city, on Monday and
Tuesday, .forty-sight thousand pounds Of freight.
Long trains Of wagons and mules are almost
daily seen passing through our city, being
loaded with freight for Carson Valley.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

I'VE take it for granted he did. lie
took an active part in the campaign and
was a Jealous champion Of Conness Il Co.
and Conness is the last man in the county
to allow one Of his followers to act contrary
to his wishes.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

DIR. J. A. w. LundbOFg, DentIse.-
Ofhee, opposite Cary House, (up StaiFs.I entTane.
from COlOma stTeet-begs leave % announce 70 1hS
citizens Of PAeeTvillc and vicinity that he has Der
manently located himtelf In thesbOVe plnse m.
oOuragca by the liberal patronage bestowed, hone,
for continuance Ofthe same. An work entFusteS
to his care will be punetually exoeutsA, In ~.
ough and woFkman1ike manner. anIi
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

WIsCoSHx STABLE.-We invite the attention
Of our rsaders 70 the card Of Messrs. Redd L
I.Oveless. Of the Wisconsin Stable. They have
excellent stock and Hus buggies, which they
will let at the lowest prices: We commend
;hcm 10 our friends.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

wAn' % sIcc,.> Li,'r, a'r!,tt " II tr dsaIi.
m'it ia the recovery IL ~" s..A t. '- traced %
H. Hi-l7r-..sGrg nj p.rs ~. mes I:.f r. N ,:s
1l''l,cNrN. - IIyig rat;ici.l1r lt;,t;oiI g. thc
e"ii.i'-i'l..ig Els>.I..' Irr,.! i;-fs al a ..r
reciIss. ft"mtr'd,r urs "l unlouhi-ii Ir'y Rvt-u
White. Medical Han appointed aEeti Er mos
Of the g-ru'nr P1tc1i N,,i' ti.G
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

Notice 20 COntFaetOFSs-Ses1ed Pre-.
pos ais will be received up TO the aFst day Of Oeto
her for the building Of Cistern at the junction Of
Coloma and Center streets. Plans and epeeihea-
tionS 70 be seen at the store Of Lacey 4 Hogsett,
JAMES McBETH,
Chairman Fire and Water COmmittee.
Plaeervile, September 80, 1850. S9R-td
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

A. H. Reid, at Condee b MOnroe's old stand.
Is ready to accommodate every body "and the
rest Of mankind" with fast horses and bugges
and tcams. Of the best style. See card in an
other column.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

WV. ". BRADSHAW / Co. will to-day open
large invoice Of books, stationery, cigars. etc.
They are liberal and courteous gentlemen aud
purchasers might profit by examining their
goods.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
MARRIED,

In this city. on the 9Th instant, bv G.. W.
Stout. .Instic" of III Peace, Mr. Al chick 10
Miss Chung llo, both cf Canton, sam lup Dis.
trici, China.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
o. 4. CramdaIIA a 10. have made ar.

d. a. CrandAII 4 90. have made ar.
TaHRcino onis f"f rt ci,.ug \-w Publications.
as .,sG"c, 6.fer; fTun, New York. ard II i, IrAf
Ter receive an 1ENoIce iy every STEAMER Ey th'
John l.. sieph, u ;aty received - The Live, aud
Sp'.'h"s II Lincoln and IIam'in." " History,
Theory and Practice ot The 1.iegTAih," " IIa~ks-
Nlt", - L'Amnur." - ll~ulah.' - Memorials of
Thomas Hood" " self Help" aid others equally
as interesting. -
Notice to the StOckhOldcrs OF the
FhceITie aud - joseph Tsi, graph C"nrany.-AN
I"fs oWHing or holding certificates a. sta IN tho
hh''N' named Company are r'IItsieh to Mf.rin The
Secretary - the number Of Shares and H.. nGml-r
81 each - by hold. Also. porous having ~.
ctris 81 a'sessrri! 'or Uhrh stuoA as h,ru issued
IL I"hs' S-i li- t. a." Secretary and those
holding receipts uf a-.ss.ncn, fur sharr. or part.
shares Of stock, will Also please notify n" Secretary
Of ih' SANE MR EISTNFR.
au25 Secretary r. ard St. }. Telegraph 60.
!. q. q. F.-ZeGa Encanp pment, No.
>, holds reHuiAr Meetings the evenings of ;he "a
and 9Th TueNdAys ~ each month. at Odd Fellow
Hall, PlAccrvIiie. PairiArchs in good s;AndLg are
invited 20 attend.
my96-iy JOHN A. MOCII S-r.bc
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
a.. p. MorriII, DruRRI.t. ha. iustr..

r"tVcd fresh supply OF UriRs, Medicine, PNint.
Uls, and W,ni,~ GlA-..-naLi:r his assortment. =
possible. iLGIc cilI!r.s shan Cttr. Il" &! Nl.c are
uArrsntclio b. pure, a'I s"lt, At Wholesale or r."
tail. ~ Nit"r-iy low prices. Hrr.hrs Combs Soap.,
Hair T'li-t P-s-i-t aiti Lb.G's genuine ter
firtFy, 3si RECEIVED. Also. m hand. S.lu:len ~
Cira:t nAcirsiA. mid cat'ariit an! clr~ Tor
hsAiItLe, tn.hly recommended ty Iiy.irians gen.
trAiy.t -Trad~ fresh fr"-r GSy ,c day ~ v's~'lns
PrescriIii as compounded At all t.rIts from ftsi'
medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

A PRIVATE letter from Grizzly Flat,
under date Of the cath, says: This pre-
cinct, Notwithstanding the false reports
circulated, will give Breckenridge and Lane
a handsome vote. am willing to con.
ccde that when the news first reached us
Of the nomination Of Douglas, u large ma
jority Of the Democrats here announced
themselves for him, but the sober second
thought has induced not few Of them to
change their first views. They soon dis.
covered that they had gotten into bad
cOmpany-had placed themselves at the
disposal Of CONFESS and his clique, and
they have no desire to further his amhi
tious views. His taking the lead and CO.
ercing others to bend to his wishes, has
injured Douglas here. You know Con-
ness, and so do We, and We well rcmcm
be: that for years he has been in oppo>i.
tion to the Democratic party. lie and his
party supported Baker, the Black Repub.
lican nominee for Congress, in opposition
to the regular Democratic candidates -
How can men claim to be Democrats who
electionecred aud voted for the nominee of
the Black Republican party-clectioncercd
and voted against the regular nominees Of
the Democratic party: The true Demo
Gratis have not forgotten the contest Of
last September, nor the men who atfilia-
ted with the Republicans to defeat the
Democracy. Did DR.. Harvey vote for
Baker! Yours, n"
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

SEREXApE.-We are deeply grateful to our
unknown Young friends, who so sweetly sere-
nadcd us, on Saturday aud Monday nights
Accept our thanks, gentlemen, for the com
plimcnt.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

w-AMAN CAN GET ALONG WITHOUT adver-
tising, and SO can wagon wheel without HCCKS l.
LAMDERTS Axle Grsasc-but it goes hard. jy2s
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

THAXKs to Tracy Of Wells, Farg" 4 Co. ex.
press for numerous fayors during the past week.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
Ladies interested in getting up a Calico

Ladies Interested in getting up Calico
Party and rntlrauN, for u" h'nrft II C"uhI"hcr
Engine Co. No. !. ar requested t. ta..t at Mount
Joy lIotc!, On Wcih..iay E'en.ng At la" pa'
o'clock.
Mrs. w tnAlOTv, an eXp' rienC"d Nurse
and F"inalr PySt has SCOTT tr syr'P trr Chil
drcn tc"tu-. which ATTY 'I-rii;a:"- IT, I'f'r->
Of tet;hg, by so'icLnr n" cgr,- reducing all IN.
ia'.r,ailon-uLl aiiav al AL. til >ur" t., r'gu.
late the bowels. DcIrl utrpu Il. ino;''t' II give
rest to !oH>-iv,s. aud T,.,f ai h,slih t. N"Gr
muts Perfectly Saa :" all eases. see aiV'F;-s"'
meat Ia aNoH,r co.gtan. iay'.'y
For SAle-TMO Fine SIate-Bed BiI.
LIAED TALLL-. l.T.'rv Il
auls J WHITE, Placer, lie.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26
Petatt 4 Chon,e h.N. iu.t rre.iv.da

fnll stock of brugs. rAinis, rcrfIncry, laney
GOODS and Toilet Articles, which they are cell.
ing at greatly reduced price,. They have on
consignment few II Wheeler - Wilson's e'le
bTatcd Family Sewing Maehin.s, which the, offer
at san Francisco puces with the addition Of
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-09-26

For SnI+-Two Fine AIat~-ned niI.
a. A.Nacbmannt.,h.onI onIva au,h
The Phy.Ici.n 1. on+n' blamed for

~ ~ Onby
Ag"i :rr Fl Doralo Co.:;y 90 ,.s.e P4..,rs ihr
Hamburg. lirtiaen Fire Insurance CoG!l4ny. -
, 1860-09-07

Il Man Sw1ns EIGHT MILES Axp SAVES MS
CoxPAs1oss.-In the letters published giving an
account Of Walkers last filihussezing raid, the
following tough story is related. Our readers
can'let 1t sink or swim just as suits them:
/" "On the tlay before yesterday we hid IN ex.
citing soene, which has been the talk Of two
days. As We were near the RaAtau shore q
boat Fas dispatched ashore on business by Gen,
Waller. There were tive men to pull aai steer
the boat On attempting to re:uru 70 The yes,
Ing over her, and the men were LETT c}ipsing to
the boa.a bottom sIx or eight mil: Is from shore.
aud little hope d: life. Trey ut Que time saw
our vessel, anil signa!ized her in VARIOUS wars,
Tut to no er Ct. One Of the meu, John J..
Shirley, of delaware, proposed swimming to
Of his couiparions, and if possible haze them
swan Tor tie schooner. The sea was rather
high, and often was he ergul:ed i,erea,h its
waves; Jet be exersed himself rnanfuLy for the
salvation Of his co,npa1tops, u,d nonly he su:-
ceeded. The first that Was aeeu CT him from
tile schonnerwas Just as breakfast came on.
and the CRY. nun ov=zboard' reused every
map On board, all supposing that man had
fallen from our osh vessel A boat WAS imme-
diatsly Edown and sent to the swimming q N u
tor he was still some distance from the
scLoauer. On being taksu-nn board, Shirley
gave US an account Of the aGlir, stating thas
he left his &C oanions about eight miles distant,
'clingin2 to the boat, which vas bottom up
ward, and that they would continue 10 make
signals, By saving shirt, for "a long a time ss
possible Ths vessel was i.nmedistely pat
about in the direction from which Shirkly cane.
md ia less than An hour came upon the boz
and the four wrecked men. They bad thrown
of all their clothes and hid thliJ been expose ed
fnr Eva hnura &ifho,1t fad, IN a.$ .,-rs
drink, sines the previous dsY. On being picked
up and taken On board they were Properly
cared for, and were soon full Of lite ard ming
ling With the general crowd"
, 1860-09-07

clamr.. c.::y 2:,ord makes tho follow
ing 1ssponss: =. - -
F.. - Uh,sf Justice Dixon hat been spending tho
pAstIew daYs in town, He IL in bis wontsd
beal,h and Rood spirits and il going to rot4 for
Liaesl1. This he told u flstiy, md re publish
It for tho henesit Of tho E0tein. :presasa which
ha1s published the fslsa 1ntelliEsnce that he hs4
peelsfed for Dou9fAe1
r. wi D,, R,ot +e,1, of two of
-tne ne" i'.A 10y 49,. s y. ~" y. y.
Doug1as's supporters VINO Nete -M coa1eItea M 70 to
BrecEiaridas mes -an intervisw with Doug;
city. -7hsy informed him OF Tho seFm' Of uni'n
|ikeix t.. ba. -adoptad In that sSsa:s *hsa- NJ.
Doualas denounced them openly and +4arAEg:
, 1860-09-07

The csnsus sake5 in New. Milford, Conn,
found three old MAIDS, each TWO years younger
than she Was ten years ago,
The Montreal Adsrtis<r says that A. II.
Ross, Esq, the engineer who superintended the
erection Or the Victoria bridge, uader ytephen-
son, and whose name will b. associated with il
as long ~ tenduFes, is now the inmate Of lu-
nai1c asylum. -
-S1rta Anns's splendid house In St. Thom-
Us, West Indies. which be had occupiedfor two
years past, and on which he had expended 4
large sum in Improvements and repairs, was
set on fire and burned to the ground, On the
11th Of July.
/, .DEA1u or CoxxopoRE+ NgIxrosR.-The telc.
graph ANNOUNCES the death, IT Pensacola, of
Commodore James Mc1ntosb, tte C,mmaadant
al the Navy Yard 1T that place. He had been
i'll for soma time, 20 that the intelligence Of his
disease has rot been unexpected. G:nmodore
Mcintosh WAS native Of Georgia, froa which
State he received an appointment IN the year
ISL, = few aaoe.ha preceding the occurrence Of
the mas: :eyentfulincidentsi in our naval history.
lie WAS consequently, tcrty-rine years an otli-
car; OF which twenty we're epeut at ~aea- His
last commission b=azsdate September 5, 1850.
4 BRAVE GlRL AND. l. A-RATr1xssAkk.--A Miss
Maggie kosehorouSh. residing in Meyeytows,
Mifflin county. Pa , Was bitten By ratt1esnake Z,
On Thursday week, but her physicians rro-
-uouuce her now cut os43.nger. She 4as about
to cross a ferce. on which the anake was lying.
Il was 70 concealed on q rail that the girl did
not observe it until It had buried its faugs in
het wrist, whers-it Astd unak s4s shook it eff,
She then with great presence If MUD b 4ndage
+ painful, and haste, ed to , nei8hborlog house
where various remedies weIe applied 70 destroy
the poison aud restore tho suffering g,ri. She
wAs alone when the occurrence took place.
, 1860-09-07

assuring the 1taliana Of thsir perfect liberty to
oonsummats their work in their own good
tins, nsy put new face on existing affairs;
but aa1Bpg as Garil1di tAepatens has ~
Us thSeS1 1ustr' Poli< Is not 4.votea
the fear tit Naplts and fReme msy DO rtya.
Agtionise4 bat AIt ia IN resist III setting
hp Of pdfdlar govsfnmenh therein, and that
Franco and Sardinia will repel Austrian inter-
ference with Peninsular affairs, and thus open
sney and with great@F fury the-raz of: 1858,
must be ever present That Garibaldi will
receae anh' give up his position in calabria,
and the work to which hia life is -devosed, is
impossible; and that the Emperor Francis will
permit Eaplea to be revoluioaised, an b Rome
| to be delivered from the temporal power OF
tbs Pope, wishou! struggle ai of |ifs and
death, is more improbable still !. Wa /, than,
| shut question Of time, depending upon the
rapidity oe. Ga,ibald,s adrarce and tho sue.
cess with which his arms are crowned - !.
we need not p5llt out to our read ers the
interest which Ibis country has in the solution
Of present European difficulties, The perpet-
ual far that war will break out nowhere 50
koenly felt az in tho money markets IF Lon!
don and Paris, chills enterprise, checks nanu-
facturer;; promotes distrust and agitatss tho
markets. Capital is held with nervous CRASH
and no man ventures day b'yond +he point
to. which his vision carries him. The f1sct is
felt even here. With tho certainty TINT
thess will be scarcity abroad which we only
can relieve, our grain and provision markets
are,' If not aall,' uncertain and dangerous.
With the further certainty Of abort crop of
ep!ton, tnat-gfaat 'staple il On the deelint'
With securities that are usquestioned, 4me1i'
can credit is not restored. Either re1iab ble as'
a1ance Of peace; Or tS9at openly declared. is
needed. Tho first would givs certainly tn
trade and flip to credit; while tho latter, dis
astrous to cotton, would pit UP tie prices Of
our great staples to point rot touched since
tue peace Of Villa Franca was ammo lnced
1--we shall not wait long for oue or the other to
, 1860-09-07
WAR IN EUROPE.

- Az A+N 8S~I1A~A AA$
!. ..- frpniblf 1has1hs ot6e@6os Of
:.those most intimately acquainted with Euro
,pean affairs a4p al wrong and thst reace be-
tween 1he leading Powers will be religion ~
- observed; but Il appearances msy be, trusted,
tho prospect ot long aud fierce struggle will,
Il, spite Of all the efforts Ct diplomacy, bs
speedily realised at this distance from the
xs&e1R q aeaon' ataw with oaf li1hilfd @c(uaint-
ancs with the causes Of strife, We are but in.
different prophets Of what will take place in
.4a.is.sal,. military and diplomatic areaes on tho
Continent; but sware Of tbe determination ofths
people Of Italy, of tho tradtionay policy OF the
Court 81 Vienna, and Of the persistence Of G.ri.
- ba.ai in the course thu. he has marked oil, ~
do not s.e how ths: complication. q .the day
= atsH b. anraveled without : retd5rt II Anna
1.xx4y shos 81 ihs Of : stllstto
:: 51a 1hk e&pp MY pit ,Gaahaldii< :1hs.s ersn
,197au.t 1est hin; u q i lg1l dssat
=: tbs S.4pa is.a}f sss4 lsaiisst whichhe i.
Piasd, may dI1peEa ~: .t6;1t6;xeta .xM ndea.
- 1.a al5 8i.AA h6p.4oi
::75eopss: ia1i.1si ahasu l..
Porsed.:: :. 4 revza,it3 Hungary Of Vishra
5lsese 5sea1 s! t.i,: Il to1l Essss stAana .ad
, 1860-09-07

t1to& tna new o.Ia1n3 lFua uelt1, AuE. a.
The totai failure Of the corn .aad cotton crop.
in Natchitoches Parish is exciting the serious
apprehensions Of our fellow citizens there, and
efficient measures are being adopted to avart
the worst Of all cutsmities, famine, aud 10 re.
IaEe the distress Of those who are totally de-
pendent upon the productions OF the soil 70.
the ststxnznce Of LIE. In view OF this di.-
tressing state Of a1airg, not only in Estchi-
tochet, but in several other parishes Of tha
State, writer in the Saschitochea CA-caiele
proposes pesidoniog the Governor to convene
The Legislature at IN early day, for the purpose
of aPpropFiasing funds to meet the e1igency Of
tue Gaze. The writer sara:
"1ae people Of this portion Of ths State ara
now IN utmost need OF heip from s7me source,
and death.
Esery daJ brings to our e.ry the distress
ing information Of the blasting Of the husband
mans hopes. Thousands Of acres Of orain
have not yielded the seed planted, The forest
crup OF acorns aud cuts Is blasted und zone.
Tho grass is dried and there il no hone for
grain OF nest for the year supply being raisetl
BY our farmers. The cotton crop is fuined. ex.
cept on the margin o. the rirtrs and baTous
and on the low lands. All the upland cotton
IS failure, 10 the dependence On cation to af.
ford means to purchase corn aad meat ID lost to
hundreds.
I'm this alarming position I suggest tha.
petitlons be addre-sed BY the people to the
Governor OF the State, requesting hitn to coz
Vene tue Legislature Witbt ut dsisy, fer the pur-
pose OF appropr,atlug funds to purchase corn
xnd ftonE for shs supply OF tbs fami>hiug peo-
pie, under such regulations Us their rsdom
may decide on."
, 1860-09-07

Moa7 TROUBLE ON raa. Ia C1ossx RAILROAD.
-Ieste1day the down train fo'u LAc1osne WIS
stopped By crowd Of men, hrd not .aIlored to
pass PortaRd City: As tie !rzia neered Port
aRe aid about three fourtbs Of mile out. the
engineer discovered about eighty. or ninety
men on the track q short distares ahead aud stop
ped tbs train. .nn-invsstkasian il was :discoy-
cred thst two heavy logs had been set IN the
+ ground, immediately inside the track. and that
several other obstructioes had been placed in
the way Of tho train: Conductor Gfeey and
his men undertook to remove the obatruciions,
but. were ordered to desist bJ the crowd, uhich
/ they were obliged to do: A new train Was
made up on this side and the mails aud passen-
gers brought into. this city about SIX O'Clock
last evening. The mails sud express. .vere car
RED in common freight cars. The leader in this
movement agninsE the road IS II. u. Davis with
II hon there ia q dispute about the right Of way
through piece Of fhad.-4Iw7uk<t E@9u;rer.