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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

TIE Boston Post gets off the following (:
"Miss Democrat refused to marry, at AL
baUy, New York, on the 9th Of August,
Mr.. Republican. Miss Democrat, it is
supposed, has lately become heircss to an
immense political capital, while Mr.. Re-
publican is understood to be totally bank
rupt, and in great danger Of perishing as
a beggar. He knows how to involve the
country ia q disastrous war, but does not
know how to conduct it successfully.
Miss Democrat understands the business
ae q0fectiO", and will be called upon to
perform it."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

ATTENDING To MS DUTY.-Gov. Nyc,
who moved in the Chicago Convention to
strike the word "National" out Vf the
Chicago Platform, and has been rewarded
for his services by Lincoln, is pcranlbu.
lating this State and making partisan
speeches, instead Of attending to his duty.
Why don't the virtuous and patriotic
ncutralS read this foreign Federal official
lecture on his negligence and unwar,
rantablc interference with the politics Of
this State: Have they been paid to keep
silent: Such is the general impression.
When Democratic " Federal officials"
visited their friends, they were malignant
ly denounced by the hirclings of the Ad-
ministration, and were warned not to
NEEDLE with politics. a foreign Repub-
lican stipendiary may say and do as he
plcaScs and they keep mum.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

THE Cosr.-Thaddeus Stevens, Of Penn
sylvania, an ultra Republican and Chair
man Of the Committee Of Ways and Means
in Congress, stated in the House, just
before its adjournment, that the Govern
anent expenses are now a million and a
quarter dollars per day! This is more
than four hundred and fifty millions a
year, the most Of which the farmers and
labOring men will have to pay. He sig
nificanty asked, show long can we Of
the North stand this enormous draft upon
the resources Of our people?"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

MrRDER BY INDIANs.-On the 9th inst,
Mr.. Mccarthy, a worthy and inO6ensive
old man, engaged in the business Of team
ing, was murdered on the road between
Red Bluff and ShingIetown, Shasta county
His body was pierced with innumerable
arrows, and he was shot through the
head with a rifle. The Indians are be-
coming very troublesome up north, and
steps should be speedily taken to put q
stop to their butcheries.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

RESIGNED. E. Eyre, Of Sacramento,
recently appointed Major Of Cavalry by
Governor Downey, has rendered his re-
signation Of The Office to General Sumner,
He accepted the appointment under the
expectation that service would be required
on the plains in guarding the Overland
Mail route, but the forces have recently
been ordered to . different field. HI
thoroughly understands military tactics
and is one Of the best drill officers in thu
Ckata
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

No PRESCRIPTION. Government
has adopted very etFectual method to
induce lrishmen to enlist in the army. Is
Il treason 10 state fact! The Secretary
Of the Navy has ordered all foreigners
employed in the Navy Yards to be dis
charged. This iS carrying out the doc
trines Of the defunct Know Nothing party.
Foreigners are allowed the glorious pri-
viiege to eight for the preservation Of
the GoveTOment-but are not regarded as
at to be employed otherwise in its SER
vice. Democrats are turned out Of Office
for being loyal to the Government, and
their places given to men who petitioncd
for dissolution Of the Union!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

CuRIsrIASITY-NOw AND THEN.--O Lord
grant that our men may have cool hands and
steady eyes. that their missiles may 20 straight
to the mark.-ReU. Ar. Abbott, Chaplain Eirat
NetO Hanpshivs Regiment, IN his prayer Mt Dr.
Gn0COn Heights.
But say unto you, love your enemies, bless
them that curse yOu. do good to them that hate
you, and pray for them which despiteinlly use
children Of your Father which is 10 Heaven
ChristS Sermon on tie NOSnt.
Has Christianity--Gh since the
death of Christ? Have not Ills pro.
fessed followers mistaken their. mission :
DO they follow His example or preach
His doctrines?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Coon EXoUGH FOR SOLDIERS, But NOT
FOR HOLDING OEFIcE.-Three Of the vol.
untcerS in tho New Hampshire Regiment,
while absent fighting under and for the
Stars and Stripes, were removed from
Office by the President and their places
filed by rank AbOlitiOnists. Their crime
was, they had voted for Douglas at the
Presidential election.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

READY TO SrRRENDEE.-Thc Rochester
N. w. Union, a warm supporter Of the
war, states that on the day after the bat.
tie Of Bull Run, n member Of President
Lincoln's Cabinet, stated to q member ol
Congress that he thought it probable Gen.
Beaurngard would summon w ashington to
surrender within forty.cight hours
What answer would you give to such q
summons, said the member To which
the Cabinet Minister responded, that he
k"cw no gOod ground Ior a rctus0l. The
report Of this conversation comes to US,
says the Union. so directly and through
such channel as to leave US no room to
doubt its perfect accuracy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

RATHER INcoNsIsTENT.-It is an indis'
putable fact that when men or papers in
the South advocate peaceful settlement
Of our National troubles, they are demon
mated by the Republicans and neutrals
as in favor Of the Union. When Northern
men or papers advocate similar policy
they are denounced by the same journals
as TRAITORS" Why is It patriotic in one
section Of the country to advocate peace
and in another Stigmatised as reasonable
will tho frank and courteous editor Of tht
Marysville Appeal inform US!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

THE COMxAND.-lt is stated that Gen.
Sumner is himself to take command Of the
California Regiments now being raised.
General Denver is expected on the next
steamer, and will be attached to General
Summers command. Col. Wright, OF
Oregon, an experienced officer, will sue
coed General Sumner in command Of the
Department Of the Pacific, and Col. Bcall
will take Col. Wright's place as Com
mandcr Of the District Of Oregon. Gen.
Summers command is to be sent to Texas,
to retake the Forts, protect the Union
men, and re.establish the authority Of the
United States.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
DEATHS.

DIED-At GeorgetoWn. on the 18th int, Col.
JAck Laws, aged Il yrars.
Al Wild GOose Hat, on the 18th met, JAcoB
BoTNTON, aged about - years.
AZ the TeSideRce u Thcs. springer. Esq.,, in
Jackson, AmAdOE county, On the 10Th inst, l.. 4.
JOn<s0H, recently editor VI the dmd'ior Led0er,
aged - yeArs.
Al the Nevada Hotel, Upper PlaeeTVille on the
18th iRSt., GEOROB fOAD, aged ~ years
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

TIE soldiers Of the First Regiment Of
New Hampshire were mustered out Of scr
vice in Concord, paid Of and discharged
on the 10th Of August None Of them
expressed willingness to volunteer again.
Many Of them, says the Patriot Of Con.
cord, complained bitterly Of BeiDg cheated
in both pay and ratiOns, and Of other
wrongs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

OvERLAED MAIL ARRANGENENTs.- 1t ID
sEaAsd that Information has been received
= this State that The contractors intend
% avUld aiseurbance By the SecessiOnists
II lfissonaL by removing their place oil
dsparlprs from Missouri to IOwa, making
Ne EaatssA terminus at Chicago Instead
e. Sc LoUia The mail will continue to
Sua regularly, therefore, notwithstanding
he tsOublss In Missouri.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Quo POLITIcs. the election for
Justice Of the Peace, held in Columbus,
Ohio. on the Goth Of August, the Demo.
cratic candidate was elected by majority
of BAG, out Of total of 1862 votes. All
kinds Of faIsehoods were circulated against
him to defeat him, by the minions Of the
Republican party. His election, by such
a sweeping majority, in the Capitol Of
Ohio, clearly proves that the war feeling,
aroused BY flaming appeals to the worst
ofhuman passions, is rapidly dying out in
that State. The StHtCsmGn says:
when Mr.. Kronebitter was nominated. the
yelpera commenced their howl that he was q
secessiOnist, as they choose 10 do when any
Democrat is nominated. But it recOiled upon
the authors, as it will continue to do. Men will
learn befOrs long that Democrats are not to be
hOwled down by the cry Of secessiOD."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
NfiD aO6trtisrmrnts Eu.Dau
PLACERVILLE HNSTUTu,,,
LEOPoLO BARAAN....,...PR INCIPtI
(Gradhaas II IIsiAs-rs Iu.si,u,. ,;.,r,,, '''''

NTR. BARMAN respectfully anD,,,.
Avl citizens ~ PleceTNille aud Nicinitv ~ y" 'hr
will open the ahNe Institute of IrarnimSv '"A' he
On the 1st Monday or Octob.r
In the building adjoining Sepa.,ouol nm
mrTly occupied by DIR. II. :. IIrrrick u, ,., l"f
roam "htri
The Course II studies will cnIr,c. rvc,,
GERM An and HEbKEW. The Euyli. b ISL
ment ~il he presided over by Thoroughly r,.,. 't
trHt Lady Teacher. '"iHpe
No Effort will he spared to render ,hi, I,.,...
perfect in all its details. The Srhn.,I E ',''tc
large ana well ventilated, aud will aIWa,. H. ~ Is
In the nrate,t condition possible. We SePt
MT. H. brings with him references Of caD.,.;,,.-
from some Of the best I.stitutrs Of I Irsoihty
Europe and America. 'hs In
\ NIGHT SCHOOL, in connrctio, nil, =,
alnvc, will h. cIn'mencrd at an early dav ~" Tue
W IKRNS' III accordance With the times. ~,
NOTICE TO PHYSICIANS
SEALED PROPOSALS. are solicited l.. q,
! Board Of Supervisors Of III dorado C,,' ,aT
California, for the support, care and
ment u the Indlgeht sick IT the C0uAty t-.nS
also, for the support aud ma nte name ~ "nu
peIsons a. the Hard shall decide 10 b. ind;n''
and not requiring medical treatment. far H."
Of twO yeaTs-thc Hospital for the care an ,eIn
aud treatment Of such pcrAOnI tu he lnc.t.i
ono mile OF the eitv Of PlarerviIlc. "''n'h
All proposals must distinctly state the pr,.. -
week Tor the support, care and medical trs.,rP. ~,
Of the INDECENT Sick, and the price per wssI ~,
ene suppo.s' cAnr sue maintenance VI the indyent
peESOOs not requiring medical treatment. "a u,
directed TO the " Hoard Of Superviaoro ~ ~ ~
rado COauty," and endoFsed "a Pronos,Is r., - =.
Care Of the INDECENT Sick. ete.' and ncd v,h ne
County CLERK "a or before two O'elock, ,, S !,
the 7'A day 81 October. a. D. 1851, al which ,;SI
the zane will Be opened BY the Beard and ~.
tTaets awarded 20 the lowest Responsible MSSoe
prUVtAef. thst the Board FVseFve the Or,v;I""'I
rejecting the bids. 10 considered eSorbitsr, y"
otherwise objectionable. BY order ~ thr 81. ~
Attest: VIM. 4 JANUARY, C'l.rt
rlAeerviIlc, Sept. "A, 1851. liz;
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
AR.markabIe Article.

We copy, on our first page, from the
Albany EseniDg Journat, = remarkable
article, to which VIC respectfully call the
attention Of our readers, and earnestly
ask them to read it carefully and reflect
upon it seriously. II is from the pen Of
ThurlOw Weed, the cherished. friend Of
Secretary Seward. the acknowledged
champion aud leader Of the Republican
party. The article is filled with truths
that cannot be and have not been contro-
vertcd. 1t throws the responsibility Of
our terrible national difficulties upon the
Republican party-upon the party which
possessed the power but not the wisdom
or patriotism 10 settle them nmicably-
upon the party which rejected all PROPOSE
tons for n compromise aud insisted that
the doctrines promulgated in the Chicago
Platform should be risidly adhered to and
faithfully carried out. Mr.. Weed speaks
plainly and to the point -
The New York Tribune contcndcd that
the Chicago Platform "was sacred and
binding" and that It was preferable to
fifty Unions" The Journal implOrcd its
friends to ignore the Chicago Platform,
to forget party and support such cOmprO-
mises as were calculated to alIay excite
mcnt and preserve the Union. The adj
vice Of the Tribune was needed by the
Republican members Of Congress.
advice Of the Journal was sncercd at,
denounced aud disrcgarded. Thesuccess
Of their party was Of more importance to
them than the preservation Of fifty
Unions" They, therefore, encouraged
by the sympathy and chccrcd by the
plaudits of their party friends, resolved to
yield not an inch,' to provoke hostilitics,
and to give no encouragement to the con.
scrYaliyc men 1.-THE South. Their prcju-
diccs prevented them from rising above
the partisan and assuming the dignity Of
statesmen and patriots Had they done
so, had they manifested the slightest dis
position to accept an honorable compro-
misc, had they shown that they were &C
tuatcd by friendly and national, not bitter
and sectional motives, "thc treasure and
blood, the disaster and humiliation, the
anguish aud tears" which the war has
cost, our countrymen would not now have
to mourn over They would not have
been needed. But they were more at
tached to their party Platform than to
their country, and they sacrificed the lat.
ter to maintain the former. All this Mr..
Wced--uninpcachablc Republican au-
thority-prOves most clearly and success
fully. We again ark our readers. ono and
all, to peruse Mr.. Weeds personal defence.
1t is powerful and convincing, and places
the Republican party in no favorable
light.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

A POsER.-A reverend gentleman Of
New York, says the Boston Poet, is rep
resented as asking. "whcn will the war
begin in sarnest!" Would not more
Christian question be, "when will the
war cease in earnest?" In these days re-
ligiOn is forgotten and scarcely anything
is heard from the puIpits but politics The
protested followers Of Christ preach not
"Peace and good will" but hatred and
carnage!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

CORcoRAN, THE BANKER. reported
in the Eastern papers that CorcOran, the
celebrated banker and money lender at
Washington, who has amassed princely
fortune out OF Government stocks and
lOaning money to members of Congress,
has proposed to aid the Confederate Gov
ernment by lending them money. He is
suspected Of being secessiOnist, having
always been on the most intimate terms
with the Southern members of Congress.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
PROPOSALS.

OVV''t ~ h'GRn ~ S-rrRvtsoEal
H. D"HNIo C"rNTI. sIATL ~ CALiV"HNtt,
PtArthNIIIE,S pit Is 1881
NOTICE IL hereby g'vca that SEALED PEOPO.
y SAlS I" board the County Pv,sanrvs fov or r.
y"ar from the second Monday In November n.l'
oil b" received III thu Hoard 81 S,Irr,i."r. a: ri
bora dn County. State ~ rAlfnrria until L. oei.eI
", ~ The FIRE, Monday ~ N"v.~,h-r r.u v,
hid ~ proposed to he considered uu-s. ccnnUan..
hy h,nf IN tie sam ~ one iiru.Sni i,lar., c,a.
d.tIonri Tor The 'AUft performance ~ ne .,,,t,
SIROCr. Chairman ,E.,rd.
Ell Sd Attest VIZ JNriki Clerk
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

MILITARY OFFICEES.-It may not be
generally known that companies enrolled
6Or Federal services, under the late call Of
the President upon this State for troops,
have the power Of slecting their own OIL
GERS but such officer must have passed
. Board Of Examiners, appointed by Gen.
Sumner. The preference should be given
70 those who have taken the trouble to
ssganiSe q company, provided they are
asasIiaeA foe officers.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

SEIZURE or TOBAcco.-Ab0ut $4,000
worth OF tobacco, which arrived in San
Francisco on Monday in the Sea Serpent,
was seized by the officers Of the Custom
House on the ground that It was the
property of rebels, Of whom the cOnSign'
ccs arc agents. 1t is the policy Of the
government to cOnfscatc property be-
longing to persons suspected Of sympa'
thizing with the South,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

THE SPIRIT or THE REPUBLICAN LEAD
ERs.-We cannot refrain from occasionally
giving our readers short extracts from Re-
publican authors. Here arc several, as
free from Scctionalism as the most ultra
AbOlitioniSt could desire! The Rcpubli.
can Central Club Of the city OF New York,
but short time ago, adopted the follow
ing resolution:
ReSOLred, That the surest and quickest way
Of ending the rebellion, and re.eStabIishiDg a
permanent peace, is to declare immeItII< anil
unconditional emancipation.
The Springfield RepublicdM, the organ
Of Senators Wilson and Sumner, Of Mass
achuscttS, says:
To talk "f peace, therefore, as h'"g as ~h,,rry
erisis on tbs continent, IN conjunction with
freedom, is both foolish and inpracticabIe.
The York Press, an influential and re-
cOgnizcd organ Of the Republican party
Of Pennsylvania, says:
II we intend tn be free, the sooner we go to
work to overthrow and bauish the institution
Of slavery, the longer freedom will last and the
nObier it will become.
1t is the ncn and journals who prOmul-
gate and sanction these views, let our
readers remember, who represent the Ad
ministratiOn, its policy and its purposes.
They arc the mouth-pIeccs Of their party,
and their sentiments are Endorsed by those
high in authority.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

TINS Los Angeles NeWS, a Republican
sheet, vehemcDtly asSails the Jews of
that city for daring to vote the Democratic
ticket. The MeUs was started by Federal
Oaace-hOlders and is edited by one Of them.
Why don't the neutraIs denounce the Re.
publican Ofiice-hOlders, as they did the
DemOcsatic, for taking part in politics {!
Have the Republicans purchased their
silence?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

BEAVERS IN SAN JoAoUM.-The Stock.
ton Republican says beavers are still to
be found in the San Joaquin, though by
no means in as great numbers as in former
days. They live back from the river
among tules and flags, and about small
lakes, and their homes are great curiOsi-
ties. They are built with pillars and
rafters, very scientifically, and are covered
with mud.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
aC6usaonrm-Army contractors who

CtEtaOHr&-Amy contractors who
are enFiching themselves at the expense
II the country, and the ultraists Of the
Republican party, dcnOunce every man
q q rebel and traitor who GavOrs a COM
promise. A pure and far-sceing states
man says compromise is the fOunda-
ton Of our system, and has been the ira
ditiOOal policy Of the country. It is never
diGhoROrable in a strong government to
sseaFS internal peaee BY listening to the
grievances Of minOities, and doing every
thing to cOnciliate them. Had the trainers
Of the Constitution Of the United States
rejected the compromises proposed, our
Union never would have had an exist
ence."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

BRUTAL-Ws End this horrible story in
our exchanges, which we cannot credit !:
A woman has been brought up at the
East on charge Of incOnceivableJ barbar.
ity. She stripped her infant child, smear.
ed It's little body all over with honey,
then laid it in the sun until the little crea-
ture expired in agony from the stings oil
the insects attracted by the bait.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

TIE DOCTRINE OF COERCION. Re-
publican friends are inAexibly in favor Of
coercion and fierce in their foundations
Of all who question its policy or wisdom.
An anti.coercionist, in their estimation,
must be traitor and an enemy to the
Union. They forget that the leader Of
their party, the Secretary Of State. the
man who mOulds the President TO his will
and controls the Cabinet, years ago pub
licly announced his opposition to coercion.
Have they forgotten his speech at Cleve-
land, Ohio, in ls4s? Ifso, we will re-
fresh their memories. MIR. Seward there
and then announced the following as q
cardinal principle in American politics
"Our duty IL To preserve the integrity of the
Union. This Union must be Q voluntary one
A Union upheld by force would be despOtiSm.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
THE CARY HOUSE,

CULLEN \ LINDEE> ..... PROrRfE Tors.
IAb CtLLEN, CHA> .. tNNIEhS
all the Improvements aud r"hven,rhees V'ieh
I modern h"t'l.kerI'ng has r. ndrf'd ,s.rnLAi
The Cay H"nse stauds prt-+m'h"nt Il ~ t,Rhtr,i
With gAs. and fuTnt.-,l IN every d. pArtsn~ni ~ H.,
most approved style. Itrln,A.J. the hrsI isl-n, ~
every department. And thr t,ll- IL aiSay. supt,-i
uiIh the eLossH 81 -Ve'ynrE t" he kad % ~
mAtt't
ER IL" Cay W"rs" ~ th~ h~r-,' foF every stage
'nr To AMI ''"t HI city. and pit OF, thr" 1h
out i,,- "E','. 49, aiu
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

AN ERRONEOUS IDEA.-The income tax
is in addition to the direct tax Of twenty
millions, and not part of it, as errone-
Ously reported in many ncwspapers.-
Next year the taxes must be heavy and
burdenSOrne, and be seriously felt by all
classes.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

ROBBERIEs.-Three highway rObberies
have been committed near Grass Valley,
recently. A milkman was the late vic.
tim. Our Northern exchanges are filed
with accounts of such doings.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

TIE SANE HERE.-A letter from q dis
tinguishcd Chief Justice Of Northern
State, says: I've have two parties here
the Democrats, who are cnlisting to
fight the battles Of the country, and the
Republicans, who are rObbing them out
Of their ratiOns and clothing by all sorts
of swindlinS contracts. Democrats fill
the ranks, Republicans the Offices"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

NEVADA LEGIsLArURE.-Th session of
the Legislature Of Nevada Territory meets
at Carson City Oh the first Of next month.
Mono county has elected delegates to be
represented in it Is Mono county in
California?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
NOTICE OF DIssOLuTroN

TUE CoPAHrNERsIIIP hitherto r1l.,,u, I- .
by mutual consent.
Either one II the PARTNERS IL fails authorized +,
collect aud receipt GOT all accounts, debts aud
claims due the firm. CIINS H. PETTIT
II. T.. CHOATE.
rlAeer'ille. sept. 80, 1851. ,!l,r