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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-04
ME
Southern Insurance Agency.
J.. T. WEST, .Sgesst,
OFFICE, NO. 10 FRONT ROW.
Insurance. co. Of the State Of Virginia,
nrrnMnNn

Authorized capital lOO0, ,ON
Cash capital and surpns paid $50 OK
- $40 O00 dep sited with Controller at Nashville
A. security to pelicy holders.
Insures against loss BY FiTe Buildlngs and Aer-
ehaudise Of every description Also, on LeaAes snt
Furniture All losses egaitAbly adjusted and prsmptll
maid Gr2-ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-04

A NEw YcRK REPoRrKB FRANTic.-Tels.
grams from New York, received in Washing
ton, state that the whole people are in a con-
dition OF frantic eXeitemeRt. The merchants
and capitalists are as reaf y to advance their
money to sustain the G0Vedlmea az the massss
-Fs p e4sy their lives . siNPort 4.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-05-04
SUBURBAN AND CITY PROP.
ERTY.

". have number Of uuimproved and elegantly in
ursyed CITY md Suburban Lets, which We ssr for sale
YOUNG & WELB,
Trnion afreet.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

PRosTRArIoN OF BUSINESS NORrH.-ThG
secession excitement South istelling with
fearful effect on business at the North,
especially in the New England States,
where tanaticisin has long had full sway
where Gods holy temple has frequently
been desecrated by political harangues-
where the cOmpacts Of the Constitution
have been violated and denounced. The
Hartford Comm Times hears Of large
establishments reducing work. In Bridge.
port upwards Of 1000 employees are out
of work, and in New Haven 1900. Dun.
bars factory at Bristol has stopped work.
The Plantation Hoe Company, and the
Southern Carriage Company, both Of
Winsted, have had large Southern orders
cOUntermandcd. The stoppage Of the Bir-
mingham iron and steel works is the worst
blow to that village which Birmingham
has ever experienced. The privation and
suffering Of those thrown out of employ.
ment, in the dead Of winter, is represent
ed to be fearful in the extreme, and dan
gerOus disturbances were apprehended.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19


A CAAD.-TO THR PUBLIc.-Owing to . false
impression made upon the mind Of the public with
reference to the What Cheer House, In conSs.
qusnes Of the change recently made In this eStAb-
hshment, II seems to be necessary to make state
msnt Of facts, In order to correct these false i'm
PFsSsiOns. In the Hrst place. the What Cheer
House has not been " curtailed,'' restricted"
and nearly ruined" a. has been stated, but has
ell the room and superior facilities and convent.
sDeeS for accommodating the travelling public that
it possessed prior TO the recent change including
Eating, Lodging, Library and Reading TOOms,
Museum, Laundry Once, Barber Shop, etc., etc.,
ts ssy nothing Of The improvements made Aad the
great TOauetisa Of psasSs. In pAss # the "a d.
laplAAtsA TOos In tie paEt oS the blAlnR vacated,
sNnal number has bssA Attsd uP - slsaaas seyls,
rendering the what Cheer Houss superior even "a
what II has bsen heretofore. We can assure thOos
who may fAvOr ne with their patronage that their
accommodation shah be ample, their comfort en-
hASesd, and their privileges as numerous and un-
restricted a. ever.
R. B. WOODWARD, Proprietor.
San Francisco, Jan. 10, 1861. jauIo II
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19


"FIRN AND STEADY."-On Wednesday
evening the Republicans Of Sacramento,
full Of enthusiasm and patriotism and
pluck, gave q dinner to the Republican
members Of the Legislature. During the
evening Mr.. Croker, a "rum one," de-
livered a spread eagle speech, which
sounds well and reads prettily. In allud-
ing to the "irrepressible conflict" then
going on with regard to the election of
Speaker, he said:
."With all the eloquencc Of Colonel Baker.
be never heard from his lips q speech that
sounded % clear aud strong az that line aud
column Of eighteen for Fargo Cheers. |
Il was lesson to their enemies that the time
was come when the Republicans were firm and
disciplined in their ranks. They formed .
never would desert TO the enemy"
This was said on Wednesday evening,
and on the following morning the firm,
resOlutc, immOvable, disciplined Republi-
can phalanx, "that could not be broken,
and never would desert to the enemy"
struck their cOlOrs and in body headed
by the uncomfortable Croker, deserted
ito the enemy" Our "jolly good friend"
Croker assumed q virtue" that was
wanting in the hour Of trial. lie over
estimated the firmness and integrity of
himself and cOmpeers, and in yielding to
temptation, according to Frank Fargo,
"set an example which the Republican
party Of this State win hereafter follow. "
Go in, friend Croker, your words are
noble IL your conducts on the contrary
quito the reverse"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

| EAS 8xR0AgeAeMe ana eAo Senate
On Wednesday Of this week De Long,
Of Yuba, introduced into the State Senate
petition praying the Senate and Assem-
by to expungc from their journals ell
resolutions not cOmmendatoFy Of Senator
BFOderick. Tho petition says that the
late Senator was "great man and noble
citizen, and that the censUrc voted upon
him BY !bs Legislature was entirely un-
just, and that the vote Of censure greatly
reflects upon the character Of the gove:n
Uent Tor justice. De Long asked to have
the petition referred to q special commit
tee OF three and gave notice that he would
oder TtsOlutiOns agreeable to the prayer
Of the petitioners This created an unu-
sual sensation; Ryan, Of Humboldt. rose
to point q order, and Chace, Of Nevada,
moved to by the petition on the table;
Ryan insiated that the Senate was not
oOnstitutiO0ally in . condition to transact
any sort Of business requiring the concur
renee Of the Assembly; the Chair sus-
tAtned the point Of order; De Long ap-
pealod from the decision Of the Chair, and
the decision was decided to be the opinion
Of the Senate. De Long then obtained
leave 10 withdraw the petition; Merritt,
Of Aariposa, said that in voting to sustain
the decision d the Chair, his side Of the
question did not In any manner assume
10 interfere With the rights Of petition,
and that Tie action Of the Senate upon
this PetitiOa 70 sxpunge could not be
properly viewed a. at al disrespectful
towards tAe pstitO0ern
Il e 10 b sssa that the main object Of
1oss Of tie anti Democrats ct the Capital
AA Water. L the sAnctiHcatiOn Of their
'.veaesaAs Wan-WOgahip IN the cancelling
@~s DsnOcsatic actle0 Of . pest Legs
IAtar~ rAsk @OaS1 end e martyr" must
% gsosSAsa - loAg - thsss b hOPs q ~
CoE'0s' = tassldng. The llviOs through
me PsOOss SAleA magni6ss the virtues
q the dead II tAis spirit were truly
sincsrS-Psrsly he eject Of political I'D
@lFatiOa and psrsoaal aascsiO0-it would
b worthy Of some praise, bat being
otherwise Il is malignant and utterly des.
PieSblR.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

Nor YET ithstandinC the
rush to sceley CullenS, during the holiday times,
their assortment Of beautiful articles Of LOWteris
is still, apparently, undiminiShed. The fact IT,,
they provided very large stock, and, now that the
festive days are over, seem determined upon SELL
ing their remaining SOWUenirs at still lower rates
than heretofore. A Single visit will convince the
most incredulOus Of the truth Of these assertions
Remember, their store 10 on Main street, . few
doOrs above the TheateF.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

Ba1oOs' Second CONcERE-The OppOr-
tunity still exists for securing prize in
Briggs grand enterprise Briggs old or.
cAard, valued at 4s1O, 900 ; the Paxton
orchard, valued ct 479,O0O; Haun or
chaFd, valued ct 86s. 900; the Cole Or.
chaTd. valued at $49, 900; the Vineyard,
valued at $1,000; grain field Of $50 acres,
vSlsed ct $4,000; grain Geld, $50 acres,
valued at $4,000; Paxton ranch, valued
ct $4,000; and $50 cash gits Of $5 each,
are still within the Esach Of any and eli
who invest a. The gifts embraced in
t6is scheme fOT The second concert
amounts IN the aggregate to 1S99, 400.
Numbers from lO7, sOl to 500, 800 iuClu.
sive. will be placed in the wheel on Feb
ruary 18th, from which 9SS prizes will
b drawn. One mOnth remaing to secure
Q Ioslnns for o..
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

CAssIus N. CLAY, Of Kentucky, In reply
to IN invitation to attend Wide Awake
jubilse in Ohio. wrote Q letter declaring
himself In favor Of fOrcible resistance 70
secession. He says: Neither one slave
State. nor four slave States nor al the
slave States win Be allowed peacsably to
secede." Az Clay 10 said to be tlxed up.
on for LincOlU's Secretary Of War, this
declaration may Be regarded a. siguiH.
cant. It is the extreme Of folly to talk
about forcing the South to remain IN The
Union IL she elect to withdraw. A Union
Of hate and fear could not last day.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19


ELECTION OF SPEAKEs.-The Douglas
ties and Republicans, following in the
footsteps Of their illustriOus predecessors
Of Oregon, fused, and on Thursday elected
BurnelI, Of Amador, . Douglasite with
strong Republican prOclivitics, Speaker of
the Assembly. They kept up the shallow
appearance Of hostility to each other as
long as they could with decency, but the
trick was too transparent to deceive the
most stOlid. 1t was well understood, be.
fore the meeting Of the Legislature, that
the leaders Of the two Acknowledging
in name, not in prinCiple-had agreed 70
fuse, but to save appearances and delude
the people and their unsOphisticated fol-
lowers, they thought it advisable to make
sham fight The Democrats, to prove
to the people, beyond the possibility Of .
doubt, that their opponents had ignOmin.
iously combined, supported Gen. Wood,
a Douglas Democrat, gentleman in every
way qualified for the position, unexcep-
tionAble to true Democrats, and untinct-
ured with RepuOsicanism. But 90 deeply
imbued are the DOUSlasites with Republi.
canism, that they refused to support one
Of tAsiF oseW faction, solely because be
has no sympathy with the Republicans.
WIN the misguided Democrats who still
adhere to DOuglasism, after this shameless
fusion, sanction the conduct Of their rep.
resentativesl Are they willing to Be
transferred to the Republicans, the hered-
itAry and unrelenting enemies Of the Dem.
Ocratic party! We shall see,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

TsE REAsON Wharf.-The reason as.
signed BY G. g. Briggs for dividing his
scheme II prizes aud making two con.
-osFta & that no definite intelligence from
the Gst has been sooeiEed - 10 The sale
II tcketG Ticket buyers can therefore
readily perceive the justice Of his course.
Il wOUld be fatal TO his property and in.
tsrssts 10 proceed 10 . full drawing Of
pEisss without knowing that the necessa.
" sales had been made. The existence
Of such necessity was perplexing and
almost insurmountahls BY the proprietor.
But the alternative Of dividing or post.
pO"i"g presented itself Singly. He pre-
fsFTs1 division because he believed Il
wosN give che most salisfActiOn. Either
cssFse would displease sOme-divisiOn,
DssAsps. the smallest number.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

TaB ANTI.SLAvERY JUnMEE.-Senator
Sumner, Of Massachusetts,. in . speech to
The Providence Wide Awakes, . short
time since, congratulated them that" q
new order Of things would soon be inau.
gurated Of Washington, and that then
wO1ld cO@msHcSt Oanti.slavssy jubilee. +"
The country is now enjoying fcFstasts
Oftheanticipated anti-slavery jubilee, says
the New Hampshire Patriot. Business
suspended, manufactures stopped, thou.
sands Of mechanics thrown out Of employ.
ment, civil war threatened, these ere q
few Of the blessings that the triumph Of
Black Republicanism has entAiled upon
our country. No friend Of the Union
can participate IN Summers jubilee.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19


PosIrIoNs DEFINED. Winston, Of
Alabama, who was on the Douglas Elect.
oral ticket in . private letter recently
published, advocates immediate separa.
ton. John Forsyth, Of the same State
and who run ON the same ticket, also a.
vOrs secession. Hon. Henry w. billiard,
an Elector on the Bell and Everett ticket,
has also written letter, from which we
make an extract. lie was always an old
line Wing, is . statesman Of intellect and
mark, and is regarded as one Of the most
conservative men Of the South. lie rep.
resentS the conservative element. 1t is
idle to charge any one party more than
another at the South with favoring seces-
sion. The masses are in favor of It, un-
less their rights are respected in the I'm.
ion. Says Mr.. billiard:
"Never have in single speech advised
submission " LiucOln's election, before or since
that event. On the contrary, have every
where, in Richmond, New York, FaDueil Hall,
DOSVOup DuuhtO, NeW IWkp anu elsewhere,
buddy Gstated that the South ought not end
'COUI mot submit to it. you are authorized to
say 3d."
This proves how deep seated and prev
alent is the secession feeling in the South.
It is not conf1ed to few restless hOtSpurs
and party leaders, as the papers in the in
terests Of the Black Republicans falsely
allege, but is general and widespread and
growing more intense daily. God grant
that dissolution may be averted.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

Tss EFVDcF or LlxcoLxa ELECTION
II e estimated, Gays the New York Her
al. that the Depreciation throughout the
COUNTRY In the vslses Of HOur, wheat,
COttOa- wool, corn, Stats securities, rail.
rosd and bank stocks negroes, real e.
tate. and ether property. sines the cleo.
ton Of Lincoln, b not less than toe AuA.
drsd ssiIIioR Of dollars. And n the I'm.
ion Be dissolved, ell kinds Of property
viii depreciats ave hundred per cent
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

IT Is estimated that California sends Cd
ten millions Of dollars annually for boots
end shosG This State has an abundance
d the raw material, and should make use
OFhsR own leather. There ere Thousands
Of sAssnaksES who vsald b glad 70 eet
epPloymsnG Il Their tzaas. ed the money
wsssnd b the Atlantic ~ Aosls and shoes
might b. Aspt b CAlisssnA iae Aome cir.
eulatiOns
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
Nem advertisements Go.pau.
TANNERY FOR SALE.

TUE SUBSCRIBER Offers for sale his Tannery,
l. situated In AmadOF County, on the road be-.
tween Jackson and Volcano. TO the above estab-
lishment 10 attached FINE RANCH, containing
$40 Acres of Land.
There 10 also q
FINE DWELLING HOUSE.
Tan and Bark House, and other necessary apnur
tenanees and fixtures for the successful carving
on Of the business. The Tannery 10 at present do
ing fine business.
For further information. terms etc inou;v. mn
the premises, Of JOSEPH SMITH.
janl9.lmS
this Once for collection - ~ ~ O'' y"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

MAsoNIc.-The following Brothers were
installed officers Of Indian Diggings Lodge
No. sS, +. aud A. n, on the evening Of
January 18th, 1eols for the ensuing Ma
cOaic year, BY P. n. T. L. Sullivan: John
Ftssie-, w. H.; James w. Rippey. s. W.;
J. 8. Locke, ). W. George w. Maylovs,
Treasurer; D. A. Turner, Secretary /;
WIN. Odell and Seth Bailey, Stewards,
and Henry Ormsbee, Tyler.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

PASTHERs.-A gentleman named Clark,
living on the Western side of Scott Val.
ley, has, within the past few weeks, killed.
In the ncighbOrhood Of his ranch, four
panthers. One Of them was very large,
measuring from tip to tip, six feet. A
pleasant place to live, but the visitors
somewhat troublesome and i'll. natured.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
NOTICE OF DIssoLuT1oN

THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore ..i,,,Dv
L under the name and style Of Haas & Moch. IN
the City Of PiaccTvie, 10 hereby dissolved by mu.
tual consent. Al claims against said arm will he
settled Oy a. HAAS, and all persons indebted 70
the same are Tequepted TO make Immediate nav.
msnt' to A. HAAS, at the Old Stand.
A. HAAS.
JNO. A. MOCH
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

~ The business will he carried on as heretofore
oy a. HAAS. Thankful to the public for past pa
tronage, he now OiIers his large etock of DIV and
Fancy Goods, ClOAkS, shawls, etc., at greatly re.
dueed price, hoping, by strict attention TO busi.
ness and keeping constantly on hand q well Sc
eeted STOCK to merit and receive share Of public
patEOnage. ianl9-AWI A. HAAS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

AaezsOAxgavsLiOcOax %, OOOnaissitx.
NIchEsan hes 100000 basAsls q MA
70 - which. before Linoola's Slsesisa.
hFeaght readily elOA Il b nov . a-1s
ct 70 esatA TAs L. sa A.O00. go 81 q
cents psr busASl amounts 10 the SNUG
It'll sam " one milliea. enc hundred and
twslvs tAsasAaa dolaEa Dearly have IL
Rspshllssns Il NicAisan paid fOr tAsiI
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19
N s1snIaF Or Tza SOUTzEas P1O

II SGAsmkNS % Ta1 SOUTHERN Pro
YGG-HIthSFto ell Southern State excite
@sses have resulted from the ultraism Of
paFsissa leaders, but We cannot be con-
vineed thaa such h the case now. tits
asssRsdly not tEus that H0lsy leadership
b aIsnS responsible for the manifestations
- &ssSstisR h The South with respect
b uatisnal aaaiTA ThrW0gh private
sswesswe have abundant information to
ehs s9set that the secession pressure Il
alasst wholly with the classes Of people
She have always before been indifferent
y II eoaGasioa IN Congress and partisan
organisations occasiOned by discussions
sfths slavery question. The people. not
As SagOg1es, ere the movers. and the
kAdsss ere pressed to stand forth, sus-
tanned By the peoples right Of revolution,
to - that State rights shall Be observed,
10 matter Il war and devastation snsue.
-SSSS
TaE RIGaF SPIRET.-One Of the ablest
and most Influential papers In New Eng.
land ayA "theFs is still Union party
in the, Southern States-strOnger in some
than In Others-but strong enough in all
to be worthy Of attention. II IL upon
that party that the preservation Of the
Union must depend, and It should b the
aim Of the North, therefore, to convince
the moderate conservative men of the
Southern States Of our. readiness to do
them justiOc,-tO guarantee their rights
and secure them Ia the quiet and undis-
tur6ed control Of their own affairs" This
Il tie right spirit and IL properly carried
Out win 20 FAR to aleay the excitement Al
the South. The tAunts and threats oil
the ultra Republicans. INDUCED to excess
BY bigOted And senseless politicians, g.
gravats the evil
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

a. Qtiea GasAMsg. b run bstwea
6an HsaAsisea - 1agysslllA he's -
Plsosd spoa ~ rive.
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1ests ~ suDsre0s kvess. ed % . Pap Tracy.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

ees~ THE STEAMSHIP
IM1h@ UNCLE, SAM.
1870 l1ti-- LAPIDGE. .t'ommand.,
Will leave Folsom Street Wharf, on
MONDAY. ...... JANUARY 81, 1891.
Al 9O'eIOek, A. ~, punctuAlly,
FOR PANA MA.
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to
AspinwAh BY the
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Aud from .N,pinwall to New York by the
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co.
FORBES X BABCtHk, Agents,
jig Corner Sacramento and LridrsdorF ,t,.
THE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
AND A"W Is IuE TIuK To
s E c U R e A PICT URE
To gladden. the Hearts Of Friends at IIvine!
II u. MOODS respectfully announces IN the -it
- liens 81 n Dorado Comfy that T." has re-.
VILE. CORNER ~ MATS AND COIOMA sTRHETS
aud opposite tie Cary House, where he will remain
until tn" IIoiiIavs over.
The above Gallery will be r'nttcl In splendid UyI-
furnished with and fasli"nHhle ca.-s tn. lAiest
improved INSTRUMENTS and " IL be- OJ,,:I-d to the pub
h. an the III ~ November,
Having received thu highest premium ever award.
~ nv thu S'1t- Agricultural ocirfy t'r photographic
in l~'v9. and having received the SILVER Medal for
Fair. and from the veil known beauty and durability
81 NY work can c"nhd"nily promise eni,rr salts.
faction To- all Who favor lie with tie, IAr"haR-
-,,il -ArII2t' II. IT, MotttIst
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

PLAcERvILLR, Jan. Is, 1861.
Hoard met pursuant to call Of the Mayor.
Mayor Wade PRECEDING.
Present Aldermen Monroe, Lacey, Aividssou
aud MeBeth.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
Communication from John MeCane, Offering TO
clean and keep In repair the streets Of this city
for one year At el2S % per month, vas read, and,
on motion, received.
The City Assessor reported the ASSESSMENT Roll
Of Reservoir street, in accordance with Ordinance
No. ia, which was, on motion, accepted.
The following accounts Of 0AieeTs were pre- =
scented, and, on motion, allowed:
John =. kunkIer. ................oS 90
john Justice. ......... ............1 IS 90
Ionh IT, Reynolds. ................. 20 u
ssssss.s .s.ss...s.. ..EloSD w
The bill Of Messrs. Gelwicks 4 January, Of e25,
for printing, ~as referred to the Printing Com
mittee.
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HOx. JOaN G. BURCs will please accept our
thanks for Congressional documents.
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NOTICE.

n pursuance Of the Second Rule "For the gov.
i eTnment Of the Board Of Examiners, - ado5tcd
BY the Board on the S0th of June, 1853, under the
Board, requiring public notice Of all Claims pre
sented against the State over $780, for which there
is no special Appropriation, l hereby give notice
that, at the semi monthly meeting Of The BOARD, Al
present . claim Of eight hundred and oeventv-six
dollars $3.50, - the amount due me for taking
charge Of the aTmS ammunition, etc., of the state.
from the 18th Of May, 1890 to the 9Th Of October'
IScO, IN accordance with the order Of His Excel.
leney, Governor DOwney.
Piacerville, Jan. 10, 1861. ianl0-N
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ANS. JELLIES AND FRESH PRUITa Of ali Nina.
dIG HUNT 4 CHACE,
~'N On the Plaza, PlaccryIile.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

GANDLEs-WAx, Sperm, AdamantIne, and Az.
~ soneo OO'oreo' IOr sale ~ HUNT CHACE,
az On the Plaza, HacervIlIe.
nMeD HRU1Te.-CsllfoTnla Dried Peaches, Az.
IL pies, CaEEanaa aud CttrOn, for aale M oes AP-
aSs HUNT CifACE, on he P,a..
tSUOHC:-A choice assortment Of CallsornIa
~ Wines, Pine Hrandiea And General asscssSH, ~
OF koregn and Domestic Liquors. For sale By
osO HUNT CllACE, on the Plaza.
Gus AND CAMPHENE.-LArd on. Keroa,ne ON
~ Polar OIL, Camphsne, etc., by the "a ~ or can
40 HUNT ClIACE, on The Plaza, PIacervllle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-19

Al Diamond Springs, Nov. 18th, 1850, BY Chas.
= Irwin, J. r., OtLEs WJcEWARG u ELIZABETm
MADDEE, both Of Diamond Springs.
Al Colcma, Jan. 18th, by Justice J. Mccormick
MI All CHuRY 70 Miss An Wow, Of Canton, China.