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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Ar the Democratic ratification meeting con.
vencd in San Francisco on Saturday evening
last, the Douglasitcs couldn't endure the hot
shot poured into them, and fluttercd as noisilv
but harmlCSSly as covcy Of wounded quails.
Instead Of listening with patience to the first
words Of "truth and sobernesS" they have
heard from a political speakers stand in that
city for the last ycar-the sorcly afflicted fol-
lowers Of the Little Giant squirmcd like SO
many grub.worms on heated shovel. Instead,
however, ofdonG damage in the direction they
designed, they will shortly realize the truth o.
the saving, courses are like young chickens,
and always come home to roost." Surely the
Doug!astcS must have forgotten their propri-
city most wofully, when all of their ncwspa.
per auXiaries in that city denounced their
conduct in emphatic terms one Of them using
the following plain language:
a shameful attempt was made last night In in.
t"rf'r" with the Breckenridge meeting. No words
are sufficiently 10 too strongly condemn nny
attack upon the cherished right Of free speech. II
ia the privilege Of every citizen To enjoy such politi.
cal opinions aS he plcaSeS, and tne&prtSs them, too
At proper times and in proper places. None but the
most 'ncnnsleratc if not the most vile, ever con.
rav"hc this dear right
Democrats Of California, will you sanction
this outrageous violation ofthc right Of speech,
hy creatures who have fconiously appropria-
ted Your timc.honorcd name?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Administrators Sale.

STATE Or CALIFORNIA, County Of II Dorado
- Notice is hereby given that the undeTignrd, Pub
lie illustrator, and Administrator Of the Estate 81
GEO. u. HARDING, deceased, will, pursuant to an
order Of the Hon. Probate Court and for said COUNTY
offer for sale, at public auction,
On Saturday, the 26th day OF August, 1890,
At the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. 81, Of said day. At the
Court House door, in the City Of Plaerrvile in said
County, all the right title and interest Of said deceased
in and TO the following described real property, lying
aud being in the County and State Aforesaid and
particularly described follows To Wit
ne-thiId Of the MOUNTAIN MILL AND RANCH,
situated in PlAeeFville TOwnship-Said Ranch being
bounded the wet BY Jake BauSlnus and D-rfenba
eheTS ranches the east by Williams Ranch, on the
south BY John BIair'B ranch. Terms, cash.
CHAS. MEREDITH, Pubic Administrator,
and Administrator Of said Estate.
July q, $780, au4 I'd
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

WoNDEEFrL ABSORPTION. -Who drinks all
the liquor? In this town there are thirty.
seven places ESQ we are credibly Informed, for
we don't assert it Of our own knOWletlge)
where liquors are vended by the small Our
population is about eight hundred, including
men. women and children. Of these eight
hundred one half at least are women and
children, then there remains only four hun.
dred, or eleven men to each drinking place in
the town, even il every man in the place should
drink. How many drinks at twelve and 4
half cents drink would it take to keep up
bit house? How many at twenty five cents
a drink does it take to support two bit
house! We think that eight dollars a day,
as an average for expenses, is small estimate,
and are forced to either one or the other OF
the following conclusions, viz that our PEG.
pie drink like fish, or that the saloon bust
ness is very much overdone in the town oil
Shasta -ISh0sta Courier.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

CAST TELL TIE TRrTn-The ButtC Record,
with its usual taste for bad company, goes for
Douglas, and with its general disregard of the
truth, says, in speaking Of Democratic meet
ing at Orovillc-
The leaders in this YancCy. breckenridge rally,
have publicly proclaimed their preference for Lin
coin 10 the Democratic nominee. Stephen A. Doug
las They thus seek 10 commit Won against the
Democratic nominee, that they may ultimately Sc
sure vnnr support for Lincoln. Avoid these Yancey
followers enemies IL your country and her insti-
tutnns. They are disuni0nists in heart, in senti.
ment and their every action IN with the endenvor TO
bring about that event, and they would deceive the
people into the election Of Republican President,
that they may have excuse for precipitatiDg the
Southern States into 4 revolution"
We were not there, but on tho well .estab-
lShed repntution of the Butte Record for I'M
limited mendacity, whenever falsehoods can in.
jure the Democratic party-well wager an old
hat against the personal or political character
of the Record man, that no prominent sup.
porter Of the Democratic nominee, made any
of the declarations asserted to have been made
in the above extract. Neither can the Record
individual find a solitary Democrat who is a
disun iOniSt, unless the South is driven into
diSunion because Of An invasion of her consti-
tntional rights by tho conduct of the Black
Republicans: and their CONDUCTORS, the Dou
,,ll
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
SUMMONS.

STtTE or CA'lFURNIA. County Of VI norato In
III. b,srct Court 81 tie Hs'eh;h Ju Sc Al pistfci
MTlON brought Ia the District Court Of the f'vsr'h
Ia al ILsiIici, AMI Complaint Eli 1-lats
t"GHty 81 D. DJrAdo the ficc ~ the tle'b ~ Tie
..I District Court IA AnI frr SAid County and sAt'
EMMA SIMPSON. Pun. ~ JOHS siMPSON. psfe.h".
The Pc 81" 81 The state - California To- John s.rr.on
Gf-"unE
YOU t-r'hv rcqu'red N Ar1~ar in ton hrouEt,
against ycI 'hr a'"vc named PiAntf ~ the p-'t.
C"Ir; O." -" IA Juisl1. bs:fIct. IN and kt ne ti,v
n " prah" And '" answer ;hs Complaint MED h'rer
a'"i! - ~hcA arcoGpAn his Summons Uiihia t."
day. u.y- - ~ ilV 90 s-rtc"N A""r The
yri Il ihis Sua-,laIs-n GefrtG uitAG iAs County II
- THIS County tut within is Jud cal ctr II
i!i twenty .1ys 4 pvvef q san f'-trI'I tA'h
WITHIN tory day. Iigin,ht by rfauh viii he iAAcu
against you.
Thr sad atom Is brought TO obtain decree ~ divorce
ff"i tho Ion - mattin"hy n"w cyst-g h"tvrcn ~
NtTAn g. AN A. cree award NJ Plaintiff the are
ouItt AMI c,Lirni ~ tn n'aut chd The ~ TIL
r-a'r.ag" h'tv".n FHiin and y"urs'r and Nor . !
- ATT-ar and the sAit Complaint A. RpoV" %
qTret u sid PA'nuE y u tlte judgment AG1in'i =
T 'ai r'!iet arc" - =" he Irat'r - said G. aTA'n
- WiurH ~ lArd and 'he 'eA. 81 IAh Cort'
h'rr;" afIri. At naee ~ Ta-"fv.re. 'hiS
tI,r Eust d'y NJ August Arhp boin'ni O.s
th".sa,d st Asnd-eA ant 'T'v
VA JAW Any Cl'rh
~ 'hrtG Slr'kES. i-pa'V ClsfA
Wihar1'. Fai:iIS Attorney AURt iS'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

INTERESTING DEcIsIOX.--Judge Sexton. Of the
Fifteenth judicial District, has rendered decision
which in effect declares that foreign miners, work.
ing upon private lands, are equally bound with
others to pay the fnregn miners license The case
in which this decision was rendered was an action
in the nature of tresspass brought against the Tax
Collector Of Butte county by J. l.. Hcnshaw, owner
in fee simple Of certain mineral land which some
Chinese were mining by right Of lease. The officer
named collected the regular monthly license Of four
dollars each from the Chinese by levy and forced
sale, thereby causing them 10 cease work, To the
damage Of Henshaw. who was receiving from them
n monthly rental Of four dollars per man. The
Court sustained demurrer interposed by defendant,
alleging inSufcicncy OF the facts stated to consti-
tutc cause Of action maintained the right Of the
State to tax all foreign miners which position Is &C.
cordaDt with decisions At the Supreme Court and
dismissed :he suit. MzyJ'r,N. Inr'q'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

OMIsSioN-C CORRECTION. after
the receipt Of Joseph p. Hoges carefully con.
sidcrcd but most unfair reply, by the Demo
cratic State Central Committee-are reply which
misrepresented, perhaps unintentonally, their
procccdngs-Mr. Cough, Of San Matco, in
order to present the facts in their true light,
submitted the following. which was upani.
mou>ly adopted:
WHEREAS. The late Chairman NJ the Democratic
state Central Committee has assigned among ",h,r rrs
for his refusal to act longer with this body, that
We have refused all propositions for harmony. Therefore
P,~ir-'' Th.t all such proportions we're rrfuted by
this body because in its Judgment, the! were deemed
mpracticahle,
The above is properly part Of the proceed
ings Of the Committee, but as it was accident.
ally omitted from the published report, we
have deemed it proper, for q correct under.
standing, to put it in separate article.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

A FRE.-On Thursday afternoon. the Or
leans Hotel was discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was given, and the several fire compa.
MES were promptly on the ground in full force.
The fire was extinguished, however, before
the engines had ali opportunity to bring their
streams to bear upon it. The fire, We learn,
was caused by the ignition Of some matches,
from the heat Of the sun, which had been
swept on to the porch from some Of the rooms.
Damage, trifling.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

AccEssIoH'. From all parts of tho State We hear
ri Acr"S>ionS tn the ranks nt the Republican party
The 1'ls1rlm Sav- Judge Dclos Lake. Hon Alex
Campbell A. 6. Abel, Esq. aud w. W. Stowe, OK
Speaker at the Assembly ARE among the recent dis.
tInguished rccruits.-.uIrycWe APPea'.
The -1pp'al is heartily welcome to all such
accesSionS to the ranks Of the Blacks. No one
OF the individuals named has ever been true
anil reliable Democrat. Some of them, years
ago, profcsscd utilization with the Democratic
party, that they might have a grab at the
spots. 50 soon as their purposes and procliv-
tiles were aScertaincd, the Democracy turned
the cold shoulder to them, and they have ever
since been coquctting with the Opposition, VI
Of any shade or color. For the last year OF
two they have all been Douglas boilers. Ii
appears they have now boltcd the boilers, and
gone where their half-conrcalcd abolitionist
instincts ought long since to have driven them.
Let EN- slide.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

@. p. MORRILL, Druggist. has just received
fresh supply Of DTugs Medicines. Op Paints, md Win
peie than ever ell Of which warranted he pure and
sold, at wholesale or retail, A. extremely Inv price,.
Brushes Comt'p Snars Hair Os Tclvt Powder and Lu
bins genuine Peffimsry, Just received Also, on hand.
Solution NJ Citrate Magnolia, mild catiHrtie and cure
foF headache highly recommended bV physicians Ren"r
ally made fresh from day TO day. ny-lcians prescTip
tions compounded all times from The purest medicines
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
JUSTICES BLANKS
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
20 > Il I'EI NE,
(OF OREGON

SoME of the anti.lccompton journals were
very much exercised at the fact of Judge My.
Crs having ofIiciated as President Of n Demo.
cratic ratification meeting, recently held At
Auburn. Inoy say that it is in had taste for
julicial officer to take part in politics, and
intimate that one who does So Is not likely to
discharge his official duties without bias tina,
he will lean to the side Of his political friend
an his rulings and decisions Wercgard such
assertion aud augmentation MS false and rili.
"ulouS, aud ms showing the parties rcsortins
thereto convinced Of the weakness Of their
cause. But suppose for argument sake, that
they are correct: the enforcement Of the doc.
trine would deprive the popular sovereignty
ties of their ahlcSt champion in this county.
Judge johnson has been engaged for the past
two years in SpccclI.nlakng, and writing for
the spread Of the Douglas hcrcsy md we do
Not remember TO have heard any Democrat
say that his doing so ntcrfcrcd with the dis.
charge OF his official duties ms county Judge.
But the rule will work both WAYS, and if judge
Myers has committed a sin in presiding over
gathering Of the National Democracy, Judge
johnson should he irretrievably damned for
having preached political ini1uity continually
for the past two years We can see no sense
or justice in demanding Of M intelligent par.
trsan that he shall surrender his right of speech
because his fcllow-citizcnS have placed him in
office, and trust that the Journals alluded to
Nill no more be driven to such miserable shifts
Sy Their desperation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

ANOTHER SORE IIEAD.-Two Spaniarls had
bit of a -Sctimmage, yesterday meffiHf, at
dance house on Reservoir street, in which
one Of them recciYel rap on the coStard with
bottle, leaving him among the sore.heads-
The aggressor was escorted TO the station
house by policeman Justice.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Divorce Srns. Suits have been commenced
in the District Court Of this county between
the following parties, for divorces rineuis
matrimOnii: Joanna Is. Louis vs. Edward
Louis; Emma Simpson VS.. John Simpson !;
and Amanda Prout VS.. John II. Prout
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

VAST Of space prccludes US, this week.
from discussion Of various topics Of public
interest which shall receive attention in our
next issue. The full and authentic proceed
-ings- the democratic State Central tom.
mittee, are laid before our readers, as the most
interesting matter VIC can present
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

The Douglas members Of the State Central Com.
mitee who refused to sit longer with the Brecken-
ridge members. not recognizing them Ms Democrats,
were A. II. Rose, of Amador: A. u. RightInire, OF
Sacramento, &c.-iSdcrdmtHt0 Lhi"A.
False. Mr.. Rose and Mr. Rightmre acted
with the Democratic Central Committee-with
the Breckenridge members-and refused to
join tho bolters led off by Mr.. Hoge. The
official report of the proceedings gives the lie
to the UAiOns assertion.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

FALSE ALAKx.-About 10 o'clock on Tues.
day evening last, our citizens we're startled and
the fire department brought out by false
alarm Of fire. 1t was given by some thought.
less boys, who. doubtless, wished to give the
various fire companies All opportunity to dis
play their speed and bottom. The entire de-
partment was out almost simultaneously with
the first note Of alarm.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

A SHIRT MADE IN THE LooN-Thos. Hill. q
linen-weavcr in Ireland, has finished shirt
entirely in the loom. 1t is woven throughout
without seams, and very accurately and neatly
gathered at the hack, shoulders and wrists
The neck and wristbands arc doubled nd
stitched; there is a regular seIvage on en-
side Of the breast; and where stitching ordi
narily is so it is in this shirt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Took SIMS TOO SnoS.-Iast week We gnvc tho
names ot Il number NJ prominent politicians ut tie
State who had taken sides for the o.hcr If III"
recently nominated Presidential candidates "f thu
divided Democratic party Postmaster Weller 1T
San Francisco was wrongly classified He is for
breckenridge. So is John H.. the cx.tovrrnor.
There is also shlne doubt about the supreme Judges
being for Douglas. Several other aspiring gentle.
men. who defined their position for the Little Giant
hrinr" ratification meeting held IN Sacramento. it
Is said will take the back track.-Wylrau|r Pres.
The HydruuLic is neutral in politirs-but
it makes, occasionally, shrcwd observations
upon the course Of men and parties. Soma
Of the tendcr.tOcd Democrats, who have not
yet assumed position in behalf Of the only
National Democratic nominee for the Presi-
dency, would do well toTroHt by the warning
contained in the above paragraph. The back.
sliderS will all be from the Douglas faction.
They had better como into the Democratic
church, while the doors are open. "Now is
the accepted time, and now is the day of sal
vaton." Turn, sinners, turn why will yc
die?
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Special Telegraph Notice.-There will be n
meeting Of the BOARD ri Directors Of the PaceTt lille and
s. Joseph Telegraph Company. At the once Of l.. &.
ffSkR, Saturday evening, August llth. General at
tehdahee 10 feques.ed r. A. BEE, Preside nj.
M. r. ELBTSBR, Secretary. aus
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

THE OTHER MANIrEsro.-The manifesto of
the adhcrents of Douglas, says the San Fran.
cisco Morning Call, in reply to the one issued
few days since by the friends of Brecken.
ridge, was given to the public yesterday in
the columns Of the Herdld-a party paper
without party. We were told on Monday,
by gentleman who had perused the dOcu.
ment, that it was a powerfully written reply.
1t is not 1t is mere rehash of articles pub.
lished in the Sacramento Union over the nom
de plume Of "Non- Intervention, and Of the
speech delivered by Gen. McDougall few
nights since. Where it fails to fall back on
the Union or McDOugAll for data, it INDUCES
in stereotypcd twaddle and special pleading.
We expected this to he q manly reply, set
forth in the clearest language. and advancing
alphabetically to legitimate and unavoidable
conclusions. 1t is prOsy, desultOry mess of
wiShwash.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Dissolution Of Partnership.

OFICEiS hereby given that the hereto
IN fore existing between the undersigned and tGS ACE
6CHRAECk, under The same Of August Or Co.. Was dis
solved on the 9Th day Of July, 1854.
~ The Lafayette Restaurant" will re conducted
hereafter ~ the undeTFgnrd, in the best style.
P!aceIvIlc, Aus. 8. is6o.-iw August ONT.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

BALL ny YorSG ANERIcA-Young America
Engine Company have determined TO have
their first ball on the evening Of the 10Th If
September, in honor If the admission Of Cal.
ifornia into tho Union.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
MARRIED

In Piarsrvilie, July 4elh, BY v. c. DAVIS, Eaq Mr.
T. PERGY TO Miss ELIzfBsTH J. STOHs AZ Of this city
In Sacramento, July ~, q hsv. nj. bsetwtth NJ
OvILLA BISHOP, d saerant nto.
Al the residence Of the brides father At y Dnrado
the 29th ut by JoA Emery, Esq Mr. J. ~ WHrE to Mis-.
AS0KLINE HrVV.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

a WELL MERIrED DRrBBING. Below we
append a letter from Ex-senator Clemens,
wherein he pitches into, that a. No. l Black
Republican black guard, Sumner Of Massa.
chusetts, like thousand of brick" The
drubbing which Jerc administers to the in
cendiary, Senatorial spoutcr, is well mcrtcd,
and places him in n more uncnviable position,
than did the castigntion he received some
years ago from Brooks Of South Carolina
Jcrc, deserves a vote of thanks from the L.
S. Senate. The letter should be printed in
letters Of gold, and suspended against the
wall Of the Senate Chamber as n warning to
the Massachusetts, man to abstain in the future
from his Bilinsssate harangucs, in the lcgiS-
lative halls Of the nation:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

CAPT. BARRoS's company arc still At work
on the county lot. Tom. has become docilc,
and now does his regular work with apparent
good will. He has parted with the bracelets
that adorned his ankles last week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

4 NEw BooK.-We have received from the
publishers, Towne & Bacon, booksellers, San
Francisco, u new book, entitled The .Advcn
lures of James Capcn Adams. Mountaincer and
Grizzly Bear Hunter Of California" This
work is from the pen Of TheoIore H. llittell,
Esq, a we'll known and vigorous writer. who
has been connected with various public jour.
nails in San Francisco, at different times, for
several years past. California bids fair to
rival, If not surpass. some Of her elder sisters
in literature, il the volume We allude to is a
fair forerunncr Of others to come. Mr.. II. has
made a good selection in his sulject.-Old
Adams is one Of the institutions Of the Pacific
coast, and Mr. II. has depicted the noun.
taineer's hair breadth escapes and thrilling ad.
ventures, with the skill Of a master, and emf.
nently merits success in his new enterprise.
The book is for sale at all the bookstores.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Application for Pardon.

ITO s. W. SANDERSON, District Attorney, and JAS.
i JOHNSON, County Judge.-Take notice, that, on
the ID day Of September, 1850, application will be
made to His Exceency. John @. DOwne Governor Of
the State Of CALIFORNIA; for the pardon Of T. H. JONES,
convicted Of the crime OF assault with intent to commit
murder in the Court Of Sessions Of Fl Dorado County,
At its July Term, 1850. J. j. WILLIAMS,
On behalf Of Z. X. Jones.
We hereby acknowledge service Of the annexed no.
tieeI this Sd day Of August, 1850.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Sui s. ". SANDEReoN, Dist. Attorney.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
Scaled Proposals. will be received until IL

Sealed Proposals will be received until IL
Oclock, NJ. on the lWh day Of AuRnit, inst fT the
delivery Of three hundred Thousand pounds ~ hiTy.
at Fort Churchill, on the Carson River. thirty h,t
from Carson city, Ctah Territory. The harr! "a he u
the best quGfry, and 10 be delivered in such nantitI
and at Iu"h tines prior To the Let Of October Tie
undersigned may direct The contract will he Nardsd
TO the Invest responsible bidder, and god and ample
security will be required for its faithful fhllmt
The undsrSigned the light reject any or all
the bidS. T. MOORE, Capt. and Asst. q. VI.
Fort Churchill, L. T., July -, IoGO au4-r
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

Overland Telegraph.-The Directors OF the
PaeeTviiie and St. Joseph Telegraph Company are
quested to meet At the once Of L. c. Iisk Esq, this
Saturday evening. 7. 4. BEE, President.
PlaeeTVille, Aug. I, 1850. aui-lt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04

MarshAl's Notice.-Peuons c~ninR or occupying
property within n. city, requested 10 clean the
street in front Of the SAme Saturday 81 each TX
and place the dirt in convenient piles for removing Al
to repair the sidewaitS whsYe II may b. required
Person. having dogs running a; large ,;hnut tags
who are dr'rous II Keeping thru AZ. requested 10 ~,
cure tags Of tie C"lcr'nr.
All persons having flih # any Kind upon IL -
premises owned occupied !! them, not"d To- TC
move the same.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-04
RIRTH.

At Smiths Fiat on the Path ult., the wife Of JAMS
g. BAILEY Of daughter.
At Spanish Flat, August Let, the wife Of ADoLrH
LORs CT Of . son.