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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

4 FACT TO DE Whilst Mr..
Bell is denounced AS being untrue to the
South, his whole course as public man
gives the lie to the charge; and whilst
Breckinridge is laudcd as the peculiar
guardian OF Southern Rights, during his
whole public life he has been the advo-
cate Of Squatter Sovereignty and non.in-
tervention, and no where on his record
can be found one word from him in open
and manly defence of the institution of
slavery. This fact ought to arrest the at
tcntion of the people, and teach them
the folly of giving credence to the SLAM
dcrs of interested politicians upon the
fair fame Of the Union candidate.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

BALTIMORE ELECTIoN.-B Baltimore, Oct. 10.
Tho Municipal election to-day passed
off with profound order and qiietude.-
There was not single disturbance-no
fights nor pistol shooting. George VIM.
Brown IA Bell and Everett man, the
Reform candidate, is elected Mayor by
about 5000 majority, carrying every ward
in the city. The Reformers elect nearly
all their Councilmen. Tho result shows
that our citizens have determined to ig-
more party and politics in purely munich
pal matters. ...
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

III Soy At u recent ball in San Francisco,
two thousand eight hundred and eighty
people were simultaneously "bobbin"
around. A. -'' N'.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

Rogcrsvillo. Hawkins county, Friday, October 10
Kingsport, Sullivan county, Saturday, " 90
Blountvillc, do do, Monday, 22
Jonesboro', Washington CO., Tuesday, %
Grecnevillc, Greene county, Wednesday," "a
Newport, Cock county, Thursday, Z" %
DandridgH, Jefferson county, Friday, 26
Knoxville, Knox county, Saturday, " 27
Maryvillc Blount county, Monday, 20
Madisonvile, Monroe county, Tuesday, 80
Athens. McMinn county, Wednesday," 81
Cleveland Bradley county, Thursday, Nov. l
Chattanooga, Hamilton co.. Friday, :" 2
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

REvIvALs.-We learn that revivals of
religion are in progress all over our
State, and seem to be mainly under the
ministration of the Methodist and Baptist
churches. ...s. -. .-y -.
We rejoice at this, for it may be the
voice of God which is to say peace, be
STILL" to the troubled waters OF politics,
for if men will pause to think, we deem
the Union safe.
The loltiest vocation of humanity is
that which interests itself with that "in-
finite home of mans last aspirations :"
but while the individual welfare of the
congregation commands the attention of
the churches, will not those whose lives
have ftted them for converse with the
skies, be mindful of our common coun.
try. 4 sat.r-,.r ,s ..I..-r..
1t is in danger, and we are hourly con-
vinced of the weakness of human means
to avert theperil. td .If .-I-llarl.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

IMPORTANT FOR "JENKINs."-A Rich.
mond (Na.) exchange says: -
"THE PIKE FAuLY.-We are credibly
informed that the Mrs. Pike, who opened
the ball with Baron Renirew, at the Opera
House, in Cincinnati, was once a resident
of this city. Her husband kept at one
time clothing store on Main-strcet, here,
and business not being over prosperous he
removed to Cincinnati, and accumulated
MONEY!"
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Douglas Threatened.
The Charleston Mercury" Of recent
late, we learn from the Montgomery Post,

The Charleston Mercury" Of recent
date, we learn from the Montgomery Post
says:
"Mr. Douglas, upoE the back or this in
solent assertion OF his. cannot possibly
make speech in South Carolina. His
voice will not be tolerated in this State
even though it be n free country" IT is
more. than the wholesome condition OF
his skin is worth. He would be kicked
from any Stump in the State. The cry Of
shame. from every quarter of the South,
should rise-up against Virginia, that she
has not only permitted her soil to be des-
ecratcd by the bullying threats ofviolence
against her Southern sister States. out
men nave been found there found in
masses--to hoot- on this Western black
guard with their cowardly shouts Of ap-
plause. Shame! shame! upon poor old
Virginia. Who could have thought she
would have come to,tbisl !" r -
The cause OF this outburst of vindictive-
ness, is the reply of Ns Douglas to the
Norfolk Questions. AyM, ~. entered
upon evil times when distinguished
! statesman is thus threatened for rebuking
rebellion and treason.
SINGULAR 1NcIDENT.--A passenger on the
Lake Shore railroad, few nights since.
while in a somnambulic trance, rose from
his couch in the sleeping car, aud with
his eyes open started for the door-the
conductor, who thought him awake, very
kindly making room for him. The pas
senger didn't return, and the conductor
went to look for him and found him
missing. He sent back hand car and
picked him up, not much injured, but
fiightiully mad. lie had walked off the
platform sound asleep, and when heawoke
found himself skipping and twirling head
over heels OH the gravel road bed.
WHAT ALLIES THE SuN?-The Scientific
American has the following sensation item:
| lhere are now more spots on the sun
than nave been seen before for many wears:
some OF these are visible through a smoi-
ed glass to the naked eve. Several stars
some OF them OF great bIlliancy, which,
from theirascertaired distance, must have
! been as large as our sun-have totally dis
| appeared from the sky; and the question
mas been raised among astronomers wheth-
er the light and heat of the sun are grad.
ualiy fading away. As this would be ac-
companied by the destruction of all the
plants and animals on the earth, it is
rather an interesting question. The suns
light and heat are diminished by the dark
spots at the present time about per ct.
!
OLD Buck ExERTISo IiINsrtr ron BELL.
Tho Postmaster at Keokuk, Mo-, Col.
Patterson was removed few days ago,
not for loving Democracy less, but for
loving Douglas more, and Mr.. Jameson.
Bell and Everett man, appointed in his
steal This is the first good appointment
"Old Buck" has made since he became
Pr, dent. #rsy .... .-
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

WHAT TooMBs WILL Do.-A correspond
ent of the n. Y. Herald writing of con-
versation with Senator Toombs, a few days
ago, says: .I .......
We asked, what do you intend doing
in case of Lincoln's election?
Mr.. Toombs-Resist him.
Rep.-Without waiting TO" an overtact? (?
Mr.. Toombs--We have had overt acts
enough already; the personal liberty bills
are sufficient. ...... ....
Rep.--Who will commence the revolu-
ton?
Mr.. Toombs-I will, if have enough
to back me to make treason respectable.
REMEMBER VOTERS The questions you
will be called upon to settle shortly will
not be whether our next President shall
be Breckenridge or Bell-but whether he
shall be John Bell or Abe Lincoln.
Remember it is not whether we shall
have "protection" or "non-interuention,
but whether We shall have a country to
protect-a Constitution to defend--Laws
to be enforced!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

BeS- Liverpool gentleman possesses
a papyrus manuscript which Mr.. Constan-
tine Simonides says is written in Greek
character, and which he pronounces to he
portion of st. Matthew's Gospel, bear
ing the date OF the first century. The
proprietor of the document proposes to
publish it immediately. 80
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19
Savannah Municipal Election.

SAVANNAH, October 9.-Charles c. Jones,
the candidate for Mayor on the citizens
ticket, has been elected. Six of the can
dilates for Aldermen on the citizens tick
ct and six on the Democratic ticket have
been elected. The opponent Of Mr.. Jones
was Thomas IIolcombe, who was the nomi-
nee of the Democrats.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

gsI" In Burmah, when young woman
is taken i'll, her parents agree with the
physician that if he cures the patient he
may have her for his trouble, but ifshe dies
under his medicine, he is to pay them for
her full value. 1t is stated that success
full physicians have large families of fe-
males, who have become their property
in this manner.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

TRANsCENDENTALIsM.- know mad
am, that you cannot make purse out of
q sows ear" .
''Oh, sir! please fan me. have init
nations Of a swoon. When you use that
odious specimen ofvulgarity again. clothe
it in refined phraseology just say it is i'm
possible to fabricatc pecuniary receptacle
from the Nuircular organ Of the soft sex of
the genus swine," ..,
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

THE New YORK Fu,los The Republi-
cans are becoming alarmed ut the deter
minaton evinced by the conservatives of
New York, to defeat Lincoln. Greeley
of the Tribune, in tones OF lamentaton,
says:
at is understood that four nabobs have
already subscribed S25 600 each, and sew
eral more Sl0,O 600 each, and that one mil
lion is to be raised to buy Pennsylvania
and put through the fusion ticket on COM
mercial principles. If any one wants to
sell out, let him ask price correspond
ing with the size of the fund, and not
spoil the market. Cotton is looking up,
and dry goods sells rapidly; so do not
undervalue yourself"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

NEWARK, n. j.. Oct. l0.-The Newark
Charter election took place yesterday
The following is the vote: Republican
ticket. 4,500; Bell and Breckenridge iu-
sion. $500; straight out Douglas, $500.
TO the City Council are elected l3
Democrats, l Independent Democrat, 2
Bell and Everett men, and s Republi-
cans.
The Republicans carry the Board of
Education.
The Democrats carry the Board of En-
cise
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-19

BRINGING THEN TO TIE MARK.-The fol-
lowing questions are being generally
propounded TO the candidates for the Leg
islature of South Carolina:
81. IL Mr.. Lincoln is elected President
of the United States, will you support
Southern Confederacy?
2. IT all the Southern States will not
co operate for such Confederacy will you
support Coniederacy of two or more
Cotton States?
3. If two or more Cotton States will not
form confederacy as above. are you for
submission to Black Republican domina-
ton; or, call of Convention to decide
upon the action of the State?"
The first two, as far as we have seen,
are uniformly answered in the affirmative,
and the first clause in the third in the
negative and the latter in the affirmative.
So that the position of that State is not
in any doubt whatever.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
auMMMEa.

CJFATE or tALITUASIA, .eolnsy q p DageasY ?. =
In the District Court Of the Eleventh. Judicial psrgt
q. b. PATTERSON, Plaintiff, Va kzRA CHASE; Dsssnd.
ant-AetiOo brought In the District Court OF the eyenth
Judicial District Ind the Complaint MED in the County Of
"a Dorado, IN the ONCE Of the CeTk o. ths saad DSe'
Court, In and for said County and btate. - .,,A..
me People Of the state Of CafofniG to Ezra CHAsE,
greeting You hereby required 10 appeaf m % econ
brought against you by the above named pamuh, he
Drict Court ~ the Eleventh Judeial District in ahd Tor
the County 81 "a Dorado. and 10 HnsWer the eomps9ht
filed therein e copy Of which accompanies this
within ten dsyS exclusive Of the day Of seTVtee) eT The
service on you Of H. suFnnons-f served within 'Is
County II served out Of this Coanty, hlt within this In
dicaI district within twenty days served nut Of said
Dstrct then within forty dsya, judgment BY default
will be- taken against you
The said n brought 70 reeOvrT judgmene 'or Tho
sum Of four hundred and ten dolarS Tor professional ser
vices rendered by plaintiff attorney and counselor
at law at defendants special InptsDee ard reqnest and
cost. " s prayed for ~ plaIhtins eSspAtHt Oh ME
herein And yon fail 10 appear and ehsWsr the said
complaint as above Tequred, The Sad psisa9 Sh take
Judgment against you for aud COSTS according I"
the prayer ~ said Complaint. ~,
sEu hereto uGlKed, At Office In HscsTV1ie, THIS The
- 18th day u July, Ammo DOmni one hou'and
ciRlt hundred aud sky. WM. 4. JANUARY, yeTk
by OGDEN soCIHEz, Deputy CLERK.
w SAxprn@G Attorney Tor Piaihtin jy2l-Sm
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

mud impArtality which should characterize the course
Of the great council Of the National Democracy,
when celebrating upon the affairs Of the party aud
the interests Of the milton.
Here, then, we have the first great reason which
primarily induced division at Charleston. The
subsequent adjournment to and assembling in Balu-
more, and the final disruption Of the Convention,
may all be traced directly or indirectly TO the same
source Of evil although other questions, such the
re-admissOn Of the retiring delegates, arose to still
further complicate matters.
The next question which il Is proper for the De-
mOcracy to consider, is whether the nomination Of
Judge Douglas was regular. and n accordance with
the rules and usages Of the Democratic party Upon
the correct solution Of this question depends in u
great degree the obligation Of that nomination upon
strictly party men.
A few facts will suffice to show that the nOmina-
tiOn was achieved contrary TO the twO-tlirds rule
and contrary to the declared construction put upon
that rule by the friends of Judge Douglas ut Charles
ton. BY reference to the proceedings Of the Con:
vention, il appears not only that Mr.. Douglas did
not, at any timc receive tIpO-thtrds Of the whole
electoral vote but that after tile disruption at Balt
more, there did not remain in participation two
thirds Of the Convention. although certain delegates
originally elected had been excluded, and others
friendly 10 Mr.. Douglas admitted in their STEAD
We quote from the very full report as published in
the Sacramento Union, July 18th, 1880:
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The Medical and Surgical Institute

which places IT, as we'll s proprietor far above the
assaults envy and professional malice In the schools u
France, the highest prizes often awarded prncon
ers In this department of Medical science they occupy
With others nm equally lofty position In the profession
NcoTd, 10 an ilustrOus example, shining light among
the philosophical stars Of his axe in Europe and Dr. Gap
kay has fully equaled him in this country proof "
which, the Philadelphia College Of Medicine cOmplimened
him with Diploma. and the honorary al tundtn degree
Selecting this n. his field Of operation although qualified
gradual" Of the University Of pcah and late Chief SUR
Rc"n Ofthe Hungarian Revolutionary army for
tended labors Dr. Czaptay has bent his atcn
ton {" the "fchronc aud private diseases IN which he
has become great expert that he regarded
the Leader In this branch Of his profession throughout the
United Sat, and his portrait mud biography pub.
shed as matter Of interest to their readers in the mOHex
elusive Journals. The Doctors OceS his Medical
and Surgical Institute, Sacramrnto street. 81
IeidesdOrG nearly opposite the buildings Of the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company.
e Weak the particular attention Of readers to the
sworn certificates OF cures In another column
Of this paper. iy14.am
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Democratic County Central Committee.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PLATFORM,
ADOPTED At BALTIxoaE, JrNE 100, 1870


keSolUad That the platform adopted nv thc Democratic
party ~ Cincinnati be Athrmrd, with the following
piAnAtoTy resolutions:
Firs, That the government ~ Territory organized by
Of Congress provisional and temporary, and du-
ring existence all citizens uf tl nited SateS have
equal right 20 rets with their property in the Territory
without their rights, ether II person property being
destroyed impaired BY Congressional or territorial leg
islAIISn.
toOd. That the duty Of the Federal Government
IN all a departments to protect, when neceasAry, the
rights Of Pcrsons and property in tho Territories, and
wherever elSs its Constitutional authority extends.
Third That when the settlers in Territory having an
adequate populations form state constitution, the right
Of sovereignty conmenceS and being contaminated by adj
mission into the Union they stand equal f-;ihg
with the people Of other states and the State thus
iGed ought - b. admitted nn the Federal Cninn whether
~ constitution prohibits recognizes The institution 81
- slASeFy .--
RSAored That the Democratic party In favor NJ the
acquisition Of the Island 81 Cuha such terms will he
rTsettc Al mamTnt.
EAAatpAd, That The elActaeits IL State Legislatures
defeat the faithful ~ the fugitive slave Law,
hostile in character, suhyer.lYe Of the ConGtulIOn AID
revolutionary Ia their effect.
RssOred That the democracy Of the United States
cognae 1t the imperative duty II this Government to
protect the nAtnrAL citizen In all his rights whether at
home IN foreign iAnis to the extent Is its native
horn citizens
Whereas, One Of the grt necessities Of the age. In
POLITICAL commercial postal aud military point 81 view
IL speedy communication between the Pacific and At
laniic coasts. Therefore, be
Re~ired. That the National Democratic party do here
ny pledge themselves every In their power
a." rNsagc Of some bill To the tAtent 81 the
ConsutonAi authority ~ C"nEres- for thu construction
NJ Pae.aa a.lF., The Ns-tas'BP che Pa.
t6c ocean. At the 'Srli"|t WrA' tcable moment.
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GyONSTARLE,S SAVE.

10y VIRTUE Of an Execution TO me directed, tssue.
ID out Of the Court Of G. CAnAsd, Justce Of the
Peace in and for the Township OF COlOma County Of Fl
Dorado, and State or California, upon Judgment
dered the 2st day Of June, u. 1860, In favor Of
John McCuly, Matthew McCuily, Leonard hicks and
EdwArdnay and against Owen Conway. ct ais, for the
Of e95 100, costs VI suit together with neerung
Sae, at public auction, to the highest bidder,
On the 4th day of August, A. d. 1880,
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock, all the right title,
teTeA and claim Of the sbOVe named dedantS, in and
TO the following described property lying and being in
the Township Of Kelsey, County Of FL Dorado to Wit
200 feet Of mining ground, situated TexuS Canon,
commencing at the upper end Of John heCully Co.
claim, at big pine logs and running Wp tire canon from
said log 200 feet, less Sale to take place at
the above claim.
Given under my hand this 18th day July A. u. 1860.
jyli I'd JAMES II. HUGHES, Constable.
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SWIMMON9a

G,TATE OF CALIFORNIA County Of II porado-Jua-
tirc'a Cnnrt Mountain Townshr 1.-THE People o. the
State ~ California, 90 THOB CRUDE, TEAASL1 hILf-
and J. l. FLEMING, greeting:
You are hereby snnmoned to appear hefoTe me- NJ my
nice In Mountain Township NJ Tic County ~ ~ Dorado,
nn the l9th day Of August. 1861 n, 10 o'clock ~
10 answer unto the complaint ofIenry lea Vim Cos VII"
ance due on accoun when judgment WILDE taken sEanP:
the said amount together with costs and dAuABrs
II you fail Ia appear snd ansWcT.
10 the Sheriff. or any Constable Of said County, greet
ing: Make legal service and due return hereof. 49,,
Given under my hand this tenth day of May A. IsCc
JOHN e. NcECIRE.
Justi-s Of the Peace In and for said Township.
The e.apaE AdaEit haYIng been made. and placed IN
Gle In M Office 70 authorize the suance OF order OF
publication It Il hereby ordered that the above Summons
be published In n newspaper publiShed IN Ptacervlle;
called the Monntsn Democrat, for term Of three months
from the 18th day " May, 1850, expiration Of which
lime service OF said Summons shall he deemed complete.
mlg.3m JOHN c. NcG LIRE, J. r.
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resolutions by striking cut the names Of Breckin-
ridge and Lane wherever they occur, aud inSertirg
the names Of Douglas aud johnson which motion
was lost By the following vote:
Aycs-Hogc, CHsserly, Norton, Henry, Price, Kri-
der--6.
NNs-Hsyes, Van VOORHEES, Rose. Higgins, Frccr,
Treat Nav Gelwicks Orifnth, Nordhriincr Mer.
rift, Watson, Scott, Laird, Stratton. Rightmire,
Powell, Cough, Langfotd Eastcrling, Parks, Frank
lin, Lindley, Ely, BenhA,n, Hootcn--26.
Long. Thompson. Kyland and Hammond decli-
ming Ia vote.
Mr. Casserly having the floor, gave way to Mr.
Merritt, for a motion 10 adjourn.
On motion Of Mr. Merritt the Committee ADJOURN
cd until Tomorrow morning at ten O'Clock.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Committee met pursuant 10 adjournment The
Chairman being absent. on motion Of Mr.. VOORHEES,,
Mr. Lindey WAS called, temporarily, to the Chair.
Roll called by Secretary. Present-Messrs. Higgins,
Hayes, VOORHEES,, Rose. Freer. Treat May, Gelwcks,
Griffith, Nordhrimer. Merritt, Watson, Scott Laird,
STATION. Kightmire. Powell. Cough TAngford. Eas-
terling, Parks, Franklin. LindlGy, Elv, Benhan,
HOntUn-9G. Absrnt-Eogc, Cassrrlv, Norton,
Thompson, Long, Ryand, Hammond, Henry, Price,
and kridcr-l".
On motion vt Mr.. GelwicLs. a committee of three
-Gelwicks, Van VOorhIes and Bcnham-were ap-
pointed To inform Mr.. Hoge, the Chairman, that
they were assembled and ready To proceed to BUSH
meas, and Arsir'.'l his attendance.
Mr.. G"lWirks, 81 the Committee at II o'clock, NJ,
reported the following correspondence:
SAN FRAHcIsc0 July 3lst, 1850.
Hos Jos 7. II"GF, Chairman Of the Democratic
State Central Committee: Sir-At II meeting held,
pursuant to adjournment, Vt ~ O'Clock, ~, to-day,
the undersigned were appointed by the State Cen
scmbled aud ready To proceed to business, and de-
sire YOUR attendance which We accordingly do
Very respectfully, your obedlent servants,
u. W. GELWICKS.
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NOTICE

ITO the Holders Of the Funded Indebtedness Of che City
/ Of PaccIyillc.
Notice i hereby pven that there Is now in II. mixing
Fund 81 the City o. Pacervilie the n SIX hundred
tlrtytwo and 58.101 Dollars which sum will be used fr
the purchase u the Bonds Of said City, bHed under w.
provision u Act entitled Act 10 provide for mndhk
the debt Of the City Of Placerye and the paymsnt there
81 approved March g. 1893. eud money WI be used Tor
the REDEMPTION Of the greatest amount OF Bcnds which
may be- offered and hodrr u said bonds hereby In
ycd submit the YundIng Commissioners OF The City
u Hacerve sealed ropO1as Of The redemption 81 ,ucf
bonds, with Coupons from No. to 10 inclusive, attached
Such sealed proposals Will h. opened at the office 81 thu
Treasurer Of said City. the I'd day Of August lsG" Vt
II O'Clock. said day. and the money will be ardtt
the person peFSOnS Who shA ofsP 10 saVTender thc
Iarys amount II Bonds oE the same, but bid will be
accepted for the surrtnder VI Bonds At than their
t,ur value THOS y. WADE,
TfiEO. ,. TRACY,
JOHN L. KUNKLER;
Funding conmlssOners.
u.,,1 ni..ox-uta I,,ra 0c isNI it3D
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ROAD NOTICE.

IL PERSONS interested hereby notified to be and
appear before the Board OF Supervisors OF III Dorado
County, California, at 10 o'clock, NJ Of Monday, the
9th day Of August next 10 show any they have,
why public road should not be opened from White Rock
to the Reservoir House 10 PlacervIlle Township.
l'y order Of the hoard OF SUPERVISOR :.
i---l Attest my hand, and the Real Of The County
Court Of said County, at ONCE, this Sth day Of
~ July, A. D. 1881.
y7.td WIN. A. JANUARY, County Clerk.
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4. HARRIS.
6,n1.NE1x. pLACCWyIIEE,

PLAZA CORNER, PLACERVILLE.
JUi + received n large lot u the best Peanuts
- Almonds, hickory Mats, ChcSInuts,
Pecan EuJS, Fi1beRdS ~. BYHZIl Nuts, Green
nud Dried FruLIa1 ssIsO, CANDIES, Of all
kindsat wholesale and RETAIL II San Francisco prices
i.g3m s. HARKI5