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Public Speaking.

Hon. JOHN D. wELLHR will address the De-
mOeraey At Indian Dggings on Friday evening,
Oct. seth At PlAecTvillc, on Saturday evening,
Oct. 9Th.
Messrs. J. L. BowE and }. S. BLACKWELL will
address the people as follows: Al Wild Goose
Plat, wedneSday, Oct. 9tth; at Wild Cat BAR,
Friday Oct. S6thj at Gray Eagle, Saturday, Oct.
9Th.
MeSsTs. Bows and BLACKWELL will address the
people at Michigan Flat on Wednesday. Oct. 3lst.
MeSsrs. 8. W. sANDERsoS, Jas. T.. Bows aud
JoHN 8. BLACKWELL will address the people at
Mud springs, Monday, Oct. 90; ColOma, Tuesday,
oOth PlaeeEville, Thursday, Nov, lH; Diamond
Springs, Friday, I'd ) Georgetown, Saturday, I'd. re-
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-FoR JUsTicE or the PsXcE.-W. @. Davis,
D. c. Humphreys, John Miller, L. C. Fiske,
James Oates, Eli Henderson, and G. P. Wales,
are candidates for the Office Of Justice of the
Peace for Placerville township. As but two
are to be elected. five of these gentlemen are
booked for Salt River. Those two will be elect.
ed whose friends are most active.
Since the above has been 10 type, We learn
that G. W. Stout, ESQ. Of Upper Placervilie.
is also in the field. The more the merricr.
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PROCLAMATION!

CohhIHsARV DEPAnTMENrI
Main street, PlAeeTville, Oct. II, 1880.
HhE KING OF LUNCH EATERS, 10 his Sub
Il lecss: greeting: Know ye. that our ola friend.
NIKE BROWSKY, In the liberaiity Of his heart
nss Tented. ne7juxenAtsd- and -se-aTF0nRed- -his
popular salOcn, for the Winter campaign and has
siso positively determined to spread LrNcH twice
legion o. patTnns-of whom we are undoubtediv
eome." Know ye, also, that NIKE keeps none
oot ne ne aTSt quality, magnum bOnum LIQUORS
invest With him al your IOOso bits that be NAV
oe enabled o keep up the supply.
Done at Pl.eeTvtlls. this 18th day Of October, a.
D. lSoO, and the lOOth year Of our reign.
WlNNEMUcCA, King.
P:8.-TW0 Z" bits" will always furniSh voX' At
MIKES, with choice Tepast Of those execIent
Oivsives yclept OiSTERS-and the " "6xins."
OiSu WHINE.
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the wishes ana remonstFanees Of the people Of
a democratic Stale. Il Is no wonder that hon
est men have become disgusted with such
marty. Auy man, having particle 0l Democ'
racv in his heart. wOuId blush 10 0faliate with
such men, Gold Hill will roll up such . ma
ioriiy for Breckinridge and Lane and the coun:
" ticket, as will make the " Little Gopher OF
Georgetown iFeinble 10 bis booia.
Gold Hill Is not the only precinct Where the
National Democracy are adding numbers TO
their strength. II had becn asserted here sew
eFai times, BY DOuRlasiirs, friends "i mine'
from Kelsey precinct, that there were not more
thGn four or 6ve BreekinFidge Democrats in
that precinct. On q visit there last week. land
| am well acquainted there,) ] found Breckin'
ridge men quite numerous. Notice bad been
given that there would be . meeting Of the De-
mOcracy at Kelsey, on Monday the 18th. Du.
ring the day some Of the members Of the Op.
position went to Louisville and other parts Of
ihe precinct, end basely and falsely reported
that the speakers had sent word over that they
could not attend, and. therefore. there would
be no meeting. They are afraid N let their
own friends hear the truth. This same game,
I am satisfied, has been followed all over the
unty. So sanguine were they that their ras.
callv designs would be carried out, sOme OF
them offered 10 bet me twenty dollars there
would not be twenty men at the meeting. They
also stated they would take q vote at the meet
ing. But notwithstanding the false reports,
the Democracy rolled In to the number Of sew
enty, aud Q more enthusaalIc meeting has
never been held In Kelsey Township 70 my
knowledge.
Their great charge against onr ticket there's,
that Jim Bowe once belonged to the Know
Nothing organization. Has be any the advan-
tage of DR.. Harvey 10 that respect! Harvey
was not only an active but very big0ted Know
Nothing. ! think il an evidence of sound judg'
ment and patriotism for q man 10 leave cor
rupt Or sectional or int0lerant faction aud come
to- the Democratic party. aud this Mr.. Bowe has
done. lie did not, like DR.. Harvey, desert one
miserable faction IN join another. lie tooI
stand with the National Democracy and refused.
but Dr. Harvey didn't. to be transferred 10 the
Black Republicans. Dr. Harvey voted for BL'
ker, Mr.. Bowe did not. would ais" ask those
men how il is with Denver, who said last year
that any who would vote the Douglas ticket
could not have the good nf his country heart
Has Denver thrown away all the good he had
for his country for the sake oi getting IN office
r.
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GLORIOUS NEws.-We are gratiGed to
announce, and tho announcement will
send thrill Of pleasure through every
Democratic heart in Ell Dorado county,
that Col. Kewcn the most eloquent and
gifted orator in California, will address
the citizens of this cOunty-we say coun-
ty, because all want to hear him-in
this city on Tuesday evening next
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tuition and the Union. 1t is purely Sec
tional, and it glOries in breeding dissen-
sions and arousing vindictive feelings be-
tween States and neighbors. lie admin
istercd scathing but deserved rebuke to
those men who, while protesting to be
Democrats, voted for Baker, the Black
Republican candidate for Congress, and
justified the action Of their friends in
Oregon in electing him to the United
States Senate. His remarks were brief
but pointed, and made deep imprcssio on
on the old Democrats who had Joined the
Douglas faction, and produced healthful
change in their opinions. Several ques-
tions were asked him which he at once
and checrfulIy answered. lie astonish-
ed, amazed and mortified Judge johnson
by quoting from decision Of the Supreme
Court, with which the Judge ought to
have been familiar, in reply to one Of the
Judges questions. 1t was a settler. 1t
answered the question plainly, explicitly,
completely, and silenccd him. Every SEN
tcncc he uttered was listened to with
breathlCss attention, and he was repeatedly
interrupted by long, loud and heartfelt
cheers.
Senator Gwin was then loudly called
for. lie appeared and cheer after cheer
greeted him. 1t being late and the
weather diSagrccable and the Theatcr
cold and damp, he spoke but briefly. lie
scarcely touched on National politics, but
entered at once upon vindication Of his
own acts. lie replied to the false and
>landcrous charges made against him by
his enemies aud the enemies Of the De-
mocratc party-by the hirclingS Of cor
rupt combinations and the tools Of dcma-
gogues who want to fiji his place. lie
rcfutcd every imputation that had been
induStriously and Indignantly cast upon
him, and his vindication was complete
and successful and entirely satisfactory.
Men who attended the meeting prcjudiced
against him, left it strongly in favor of
him. The very means the Opposition are
rcsortinS to to defeat him, are making him
the stronger with the Democracy. They
will not tamcly see an enemy prosecuted,
much less friend-and they have perse-
cutcd Senator Gwin with vindictivencsS
aid bitterness and basencss never before
witnessed in this State. lie has survived
their mcndacity and malce-hc could not
their praise or support. He is fortunate
in having them as his enemies, and it is
the ardent hope of every loyal Democrat
and friend Of Gwin that the Opposition
will continue to asSail him until after the
election Of an U. S. Senator.
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STATE ELECTION. are free to admit
that the election in Pennsylvania has gone
differently from what we anticipated.
We We-thOught, rather fooli>hly, that the
friends Of Douglas, who prate so loudly
about reguldr nominations, would support
Foster, the regular Democratic nominee,
but in this we were mistaken. Every
friend Of Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Brcckin.
ridge. with Senator Bigler at their head,
voted and worked zcalously for the Dem
ocratic nominee, but the friends Of Doug
las proved trcacherous and voted for the
Black Republican nominee, as they did in
Oregon for Baker. Every Breckenridge
paper in Pennsylvania, advocated the
election Of Foster, while some of the
Douglas organs, with Forncy's Press to
lead them, went against him. Is this not
sufficient to open the eyes of the Demo
Gratis in the Douglas ranks to the affinities
and proclivities Of Douglas.
Indiana and Ohio have gone for the
Republicans, and Douglasism, where it
was deemed the strongest, is almost an
initiated. BY withdrawing from the con-
test, in which he has no earthly show. he
may yet redeem himself and be regarded
once again as Democrat, an unsafe one,
it is true, but still Democrat. Has he
Democracy enough left to do it? We
fear not,
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s. V. r. R.-Read the advertisement of the
Sacramento Valley Railroad, in another col
umn. The winter arrangement differs some
what from the summer time of departure; and
it would be well for our readers to make note
Of it,
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The silly and malicious falsehOOd, that
a majority of those in the court house at
the meeting Of the Breckenridge Club last
Thursday night left, is too stupid to merit
-notice.
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TIE REASON Wmy.-The posters an
nouncing Democratic meeting at Michi-
gan Flat, last Wednesday evening, owing
to the Carelcssness Of some one, did not
reach their destination until Thursday.
This is the reason why meeting was
not held there on Wednesday and he
who says differently, wilfully and dcliber-
atelv lies.
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NEw Goaps Nc~bau will receive a
'HrYc and well selected LIT Of very surer"r ar.
iirlrA in lis line Of business Purchasers are
invited to call aud examine his stock.
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RtTrRNING.- Company H.. L. :. Infantry,
arrived in this city yesterday =" route from
For, Churchill TO Benicia, and are now encanp.
ed on the hill north If Coloma street Officers
and men look little rough. but are in finc e"n.
diiinn
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FOR SALE. IN LOTS TO SUIT
THE TRADE.
OO0 BBIS. CRUSHED SUGAR:
cOO ~ half bbls n. o. SugsT;
~ half barrels s. I. sugar;
40 bales No. China Sugar;
.5l cases J. 1 u. Lard;
IN caSes p. 4 II. Lard;
n0 cases Decker's Lard:
J0 bags Rio Coffee;
BO1 bags Costs Rica Coffee;
3MmAia Old Government Coffee;
SO0 mats China Rice:
81 bbls. Carolina Rice;
1OO chests extra quality Black Tee:
no half bbls. extra Clear Pork:
3M bbls. New Mess Pork;
1- W hhds. Extra ClaaT Bacon.
Ross, DRMPETER 4 &C.
sT9-imf ~ 1IS Battery street. San RrnneIsco.
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BRIDGE NOTICN.

oLiCE ic hereby given, that the underlined
o. ~ Dorado County, California, on the 1Fst Non.
day In December, 1850, for renewal Of Meenae ~
Keep Toll Bridge across the South FoVk of ~
American River, for one year. '-S
N"'' os'' Ve'' sithi 1850. o9l SOD
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Z. A. q. DC AlIE0Fnia Grove, We. A.,
Y A. .. D., meets every Monday Evening, At Odd
Fellows' Hall, on Stony Point, In the CITY Of
PlAeeTville. An Brethren In good StaaAiug are
cordially invited 70 attend.
GEORGE MISS. n. A.
c. H. BCRNANN, v. A.
THBoOoHs EISVELyT, Secretary. ielS
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DI. }. A. w. Landb0rg, DenGisa.-
lhee. opposite Gary Hone, tup StaiFs.l entrance
from COlODa siTect-bcgs leave 70 ARnounee 10 the
e"ilens Of PiaeeT,ie and vicinity that he has pr
mAnrntly loeated himself 10 theSbOVe place. En-
eouragsd by the lib~Ta patronage best6w ed hopes
for . eor'inuADee 1.-THE Sans. All WoTk entrusted
to his care ~ill BE- punetuAlly e1:euted, II thar
ough and HoTkDAnlike manner. auII
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FoR CoSsrAsLE.-Adam Simouton and r. l..
W"odrom are candidates FIR the Office Of Con
stable Of Placcrviile Township.
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Petttt 4 ChOSte have JusG received .
full STOCK Of DTuss, Paints, PerfuIueFy, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they are sell
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
consignment few Of Wheeler & Wilson's e,le
brated Family Sewing Machines, which the, offer
Al San FrAnetSeo price, with the addition Of
fYeiRkt -
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A. NachAann ls the only aua horixed
Agent for u Dorado County TO iSsue Policies 10 the
Hamburg Bremen Rire Insurance Company. IS
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The PhysIeian Is oFSen blAuaed 9.

The PhysIeian Is OTSen blAaed for
want oi Fccess In his treatment when the diss ppoinl
ment In the recovery Of the siek 10 to NJ traced 10
the administering impure medicines. Robert White.
spothecaTy, 10 paying particular attention to the
eompourding physciAns' prescriptions and family
recipes, ON medicines Of undoubted rutiiy Robert
White, Medical Hall, IL appointed agent for mos
OF the genuine Patent Medicines.
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For Sale-TwO FiAs Slato.Bed Bill
LARD TABLEs. Inquire Of
auls J. WHITE, PiaeervlI..
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WILLIAM @. DAVIS

WILLIAM @. DAVIS
l. a candidate Tor the Office Of JUSTICE OF THE
PEACE. Of PlAerTNille To~ nSbip, al the AppToAeh-
ing Election. "a
L. c. FISKE
Il = candidate for the once Of JUSTICE OF THE
rEACE. of PlAeer,illr To~ nship, at the appr aeh-
ing Election. oet
JAMES OATES
Il candidate tot the Otiec Of JUSTICE or THE
PEACE, of FiAerrVile low nship, at the approach
ing Election. O2t
G. P. WALES
l.. candidate for the oiice ~ ICSTICH T. OP THE
PEA r, of laeerviie Tou nshi,. at the aprTuAeL-
ing z eetion. ost
JOSEPH O'NEIL
tof Spanish Hil,,
IL Candidate for the Once Of CONSTABLE Of
PlacerIlIr Township. at the approaching Election.
PlArerille, Oct. 18th, IsCO. Ol7.n
-'-'--------~-A Sim MONTON~ u
10 candidate for the Office II CONSTABLE. ET
I1aeeFVille Township. at the approaching Election.
Plaesrvills, Oct. =, leo. o2t
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THOMAS HOPE q CO.'S

THOMAS HOPE 4 CO.'S
n EW OR l. EANS SUGAR.
THE GENUINE UNMIXED N. O.,
or SUPERIOR QUALITY.
NE shall be In constant recent of the .ho,.
w hVorite article, ~hieh offer in Io,s 10 sut.
Orders promptly filed.
ROSS, DEMPSTRR K CO..
oo-Smie IlJ Battery street, San Francisco.
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JOS EPH ON ELL
The Regular Monthly Meesin~ Of

The Regular Monthly Meeting Of
Young America Engine Company, No. ). Wili Be
held St their Engine House on Thursdsy rvruinK
Oct. 18th, At half pact o'ekek. Iu'l Attendance
10 desiTed. J. ". EDWARDS, Secretary.
Mrs.W Window, an exPeFIeneed Nurse
and Female PhyScian. has Soothing )Tup for Chi.
dIen teethng. which greatly fAeillAtss th< psSrssS
81 teethinR. BY SOeninR the GumS reducing ell In.
nAmmaiion- wti aiiAy all pain and "a sure to reRu.
res to yourselves and rvlief and health yOuT
hnts Perfectly safe In siI cases lsee advertSe-
ment In another column. mySIy
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4. DESPECGgER 4 FIELD,
No. S0 J Street. Sacramento,
mAvo VOa sALs:
400 bbls. Hams,
400 bbls. Crashed Sugar,
400 mats Chlma sugar,
rs eases, 1900 lbs. PuRe Honey,
FRENCH AND WAX CANDLES,
Flne Black ana OEeeA Teas,
80 eases Ske1A1nR's LaPd,
At the lowest market pTiees.
OFdeFS promptly Gllrd. O6-Imis
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PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
Aud from AIpin~ ali 1" Neu York By the
Atlantic and Pacific eteams ship Comply.
FORBES 4 BAHHOCK. Agrnis,
olJ Corner SaeTAnento and LetdesdoFG ste.
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dTesS. " '-e ~'e"'"s' N"''en's
n, ST Music BY the Union BrASs and String
DS"u' oQl
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Feb. 10th. 1s60-dl n
urrxanat Norrce.

nrIEinAi Notice.
TO MARY ANN CRAIG, Richard Craig and John
winthrop:
VOU hereby notified that there is now
l. file in the Clerks Office Of the District
Court OF Lee County, lows, at Keokuk, the petition
Of Samuel r. VOORHEES, claiming of you the fore
closure Of a mortgage executed by the said Mary
Ann Craig on the following real estate situate in
Lee county, Town. towit Tw enty five (25l ieet of
Of lot twelve ll2) in block one hundred and fifty
six u56l, in the City VI keokuk, and bounded as
follows commencing at point on the easterly line
OF said let twelve twenty-five feet from the alley
~ said block thence along saii eastery line aud in
souherly direction twenty five (25) feet; thence
In westerly direction parallel with Blondcau
street hfty t5O) feet; thence in northerly direc-
tion along the lire of said lot twelve twenty Eve
feet; twence in eastcrly direction fifty t60 feet
TO the place Of beginning. And claiming also, IN
der said mortgage, judgment decree against
the said Richard Craig and Mary Ann Craig for
the sum of four hundred dollars, with ten per cent
per anuam interest thereon ffem the 9Th day oi
June, 1887, and praying also for a sale of said
property, and ALSO for general relief.
Now, therefore, unless you appear and answer
said petition on or before the second day OF the
next term Of said Court to be at Keokuk holden
judgment will be rendered against you thereon.
THOMAS M. GREGORY,
Solicitor for Petitioner.
February 10. 18G0-dlm
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TRuGTEE,A AALE.

NOTICE IL hereby given that by virtue Of .
IN power contained In certain Deed OF Trust en-
ocuted to me on the Sd of January, A. D. 1858 by
r.. P. Creel, Of the city Of KAokuk, Lee county,
Iowa, for thu purpose OF securing to Reynolds
Rishardson, Of the same piAse, the peyment OF =
certain promissory note executed BY said Il. p.
crsel and endorsed by b. p. Love ON the 1rst day
ef October, l8sS, for the sum OF nine hundred and
seventy-t three dollars, a. stated In said Dsed Of
Trust the said sum Of money not having been paid
according to the terms and stipulations Contained
in said Deed of Trust, T. George b. Felt, will the
Gath day OF March, 1860, between the hours Of .
o'clock a. IN and o'clock p. m. OF said day, at the
door of the Clerks ONCE OF tho District Court in
the city Of Keokuk, Lee ce@ee Iowa, proceed to
sell at public auction 10 the highest bidder, for
cash, the following described real estate mention
cd in said Decd OF Trust, to-wits Twenty t2e1 feet
on the west side OF let ten (10) in block twenty
eight (3Sl, extending the whole length Of said lot
one hundred and forty l4o) feet, with all the ap.
pursenances thereunto belonging situate in the city
OF Reokuk, Lee county, Iowa, and execute a deed
to the purchaser. GEORGE b. FELT.
Jan IL lS6O-dtd
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Standard Apple Trees, from to years, very fine;
do. Peach, one year from bud; seedlings / years;
do, and Dwarf Pears, !, 2 years, from bud !
do, and do Cherries, z years from bud, hne
Ounce Bushes, Plum Trees, Early May Cherries,
Grape Vines, Strawberries and Chestnut Trees;
Black berries--New Rochelle or Lawton;
Observation-Disclosures Seeding, Large English
Prolific;
Currants-Red Dutch, White Grape and Black
English;
Rhubarb--Victoria, large and fine;
| Red CedsT--a choice lot, from 20 feet high.
Also, White Cedar. Pines, FRS, Swans, Rose
Bushes, Shrubs, DC. We offer great inducements to
those who want trees more especially Apple, a. we
wish to clear portion OF our grounds.
Remember the place ~ miles from City, on
Plank Road; and come and get ysur trees fresh
from the Nursery, Ms we have agents doing husi-
ness for us. KAY BERNARD.
Jan I4-dv3m
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