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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
Proceedings - the DenASCfGtie State
Central Co@@ataee.

The Democratic State CentFal Committee
met 10 Haa FFaNcssCo - Tsesdsy, April ed,
1851. Tie C.@Usittes wss called 10 order by
Cbssses IMAI.y, CAsirmsu, aHA the roll Of
ssssbvrs calsed y he Secreta~y, ~Aea thirty
ave ueMSsEs saSWeSrd 10 their aaSses.
Ths EAlO~ing ScsOlsIicas ~Sse unanimously
sd"pted:
RssOlcNi, That Democratic State COnven.
ti0n be held IN tie city II Sacramento on Tues
-Slay, the 18th daS nf June. \. u. 1861, fur The
S,HFPOae Of n0asiRating eaBdidsses for different
Stale Uilicra, " b vOied Er On the first Wed
aeaday II 81 eNabeS, 1881, and the different
couniieShe yniItied To- the following number ~
DrlrHAtrsI baacd upOn half Of the combined
vote east Nw fh0TRas Findley in 1889, nnf
ArpCam4Ae HlectDra in lSGl-giviug one Del
v,gass fif cSrA INA hundred aud fifty votes, anC
s'ne kW ne AurNEUa Of ffly or over, and one fo
ehe eOunty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

DENOcxATIc UNION CLUBs.-We cannot
too urgently recommend TO our Demo.
cratic friends to organize, as speedily as
possible, in every precinct in the county,
Democratic Union Clubs. There is no
room to doubt the decision Of the Dcmoc-
racy Of California in the premises they
will range themselves, as they did in vigi-
liant Committee times, on the side Of lib.
erty, the Constitution, the laws and the
Union. Now as then we regard opposi-
tiOn to the laws as treason to civilizati ton,
and the Democracy of California will never
be guilty Of that kind Of treason. In or
der to accomplish ends organization is re-
quired. There can be but two parties
now, one for the Union, the other for Re-
publicanism; and the rule Of judging will
I've, that he who is not for the Union is q
Personal Liberty Bill man. The roll is
being called, and as the soldiers answer
they take sides forever. In other States
the Republicans attempted to accomplish
their ends by violence and kind of neck
or nothing energy, which terminated in
elevating the martyr John Brown between
heaven and earth with nothing to stand
upon. In this State there are quite q
number Of politicians who sympathize
with the revOlutionists Of those States
which passed laws multiplying an act of
Congress for the rendition Of fugitive
slaves, which caused our present Difficult
ties We're they in Massachusetts,, or in
Vermont, they would be rank Garrison
AbOlitiOnists. To meet and destroy the
schemes Of these desperate politicians, the
Democracy Of the State should organize
Union Clubs instantly, and not allow the
fanatics to steal their legitimate thunder.
Eternal vigilance is the price of liberty"
We are, the Democracy are for the Union
"a "UniOn Of equality, justice. fraternity
and comfy between It's members, where
the rights and honor Of every citizen will
be secured" Organize Union Clubs, then,
Democrats, and prepare for the contest.
Sacramento Union please copy and send
bill to uncle Abe.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

IIOxESTEADs.--Th There seems to be a
great lack Of understanding, with many
persons, in regard to the provisions OF the
present Homestead law. We find that
many persons with whom VIC have con.
versed, suppose that after the 2sth of the
present month, the time in which any one
might make Declaration Of Homestead,
will have elapsed. Such, however, is not
the caSc-tbe " Declaration" can he made
ct any time after that date, and the act
will be just as legal as II it had been done
previously. The new lac, as we under
stand II, in allowing one year, to.wit: un.
I'll the 2Sth Of April, 1851, in which to
make Declaration" was intended to
sppIy solely n those who now hold Home
steads under the old hw-giving them
ample time to make their Declarations"
and have the same recorded under the
NeW lao.
in case there be no " Declarati ton" filed
within the said period Of one year, which
ends o" the 9Sth Of the present month,
then according 10 the provisions Of the
Law. the Homestead will be deemed 10
have been abandoned, and will therefore
be subject to execution and forced sale.
The same a. any other property.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27


The RlGMT Spirit. The Amador Ledger
which is edited with marked ability, is IL
! favor Of n "fair and uncOmprOmiSinC
union Of the Democracy against Rcpub
licani>m." The Ledgcr is an influential
Democratic organ, and it is conceded by
all parties that it carried the county oil
Amndor, by sweeping majority, foI
Douglas. We are rejoictd that journal
Of its influence and standing joins with
us in urging the Democracy to unite and
harmonic. It is fair to presume that
those proiessedly Democratic papers that
oppose union Of the Democratic party
desire the triumph Of Republicanism, and
that it will not be long before they will be
lOudcSt and !icrccSt in their dcnunciations
Of the Democratic party. Republicans in
feeling, they will seize upon the first
plausible excuse to apostatzc, and that
will be furnished to them by rcconstruc.
ton Of the Democratic party. To pre-.
serve a show Of decency they should at
once join the enemy, where they properly
belong.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
CoLONA. April %. 1851.

SOLOHNt HpIli 80 1911
MESRs. EDIroRs: have read with interest
pleasure yI,E-atIisis- in ynuI Last iASiir
headed Tue union II the Democracy for the
sake II the Union, and Dxi",ls for the triumph
Of the Democratic party, I" which have ever
been attached, and the defeat of the fAraiical
Republican party. ] ind"rse every word. s,I
liable aud letter Of il; and also the platform and
les, II your State Central Committee. and hope
your County Central Committee " i'll not be less
disposed TO harm0nisc. I0n take u far, hon.
orablc aud liberal view "f political matters, and
the Democracy, who have emo axes To grind
must respect yuu fur il. You say truly that
"iiis the plLifrm upon which Douglas stands,
aud ~ one al his supporters AT the last election
see II" rcas'n To change my opinions and g"
IN opposition a. him. A new issue las arisen
since the last e'cr'ion. and on that issue the
Democratic party al California should not be
divided. D"uglas and Breckinridg" lnvc sci
them n gl0ri'us example, aud all that ar"
really Democrats. aud have no all, ciion fr
EcrublIcAniSni, viii imitai" their Patriotic *.
ample. can assure H"u, gentlemen. that the
cans in this n"ighbnrhond desire To see the
Democratic party uGiicd. and they viii net
follow sclfcOnstitufed leaders into The Rc;,ub.
lican ranks. speak from pcr~ nal know 90.
having. within the past week. cnnverscd Nth
u number nf them "n the subj Ct.
The TD.'s If this place dvs not reflect their
views. nor is II authorized To speak fr them
Its editor is ton recent n convert t. dictate To-
us what course t0 pursue. lie j. ~" not j f,r
political stability he is purely selfish J"iti.
clan, without prominence. capat ity 'r si.nhing
he must work in the ranks belnFr he .siIrr, I"
be- u leader. Why. sIrr, last fall it MAS hardt"
tell IN which side h. s'",d aud ! "rrc.k thai
I d. know" when say that when We n"rnl.
mated Denver for ,hc Senate he urged Delegates
from this side 81 the county u y",Ir can vcnt"n
10 nominate Fisk in order I" defeat DenVcr
lie has been I''lrIcian. nothing but T'oliri.
clan. living I'll Iartf. E'r ia" last Xix wears and
lee "Pr">es aniIing The u. u,"craiie t.nitv ..,-l,
bccauSe b" thinks he would have ~" thance #
nomination were III" ;'artv um.i,d. We nIn.i
get rid 81 such J."J ~..Yhi-. y" man who j.
truly Democrat will throw Any obstacles ia
the way at harmonixIIY tie ID m"cratic parry.
nor refuse I" make some sacrifices Ia accom-.
Ilish such u desirable end. lie " ho refuses :"
lend his influence I" unite the pnrty deSirc,
the victory "f The Republican party. tr nn'r..
both sections al the Democratic party unite. the
Republicans will carry the county aud State
The l"ugIas Democrats "f Iii, vicinity w,i,
cooperate with you in support "fthe " Crliicn
den or similar amen dmrnts To the Constiruirnn''
and all CONSERVATIVE men will v iah Us "Gnd
speed" Yours. C.M.J.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

REDUCTION OF Price, The price for
letter transportation by the Pony Elk.
press has been reduced to 81 fur letters
not exceeding half an ounce in weight,
and for each additional half ounce, s..
After the LIST Of July the price will be re.
duced to 81. All letters must be enclosed
in ten cent government envelopes and
Pony postage prepaid. The express will
be dispatched from the Office Of Wells,
Fargo & Co., in this city, on Thursday
and Sunday mornings Of each week.
As the price has been materially reduced
VIC hope all who can afford it will send
letters by the Pony. 1t is n permanent
institution" and is entitled to and
should receive the most liberal cncour.
agement from our people. Quickly, safely
and regularly the Pony makes his trips,
and the amount received for postage does
not pay expenses. This should not be.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

A HUNBUG.-The Stockton Republican
confesses that the reported discovery Of
. silver region in ncighbOring county is
grand mistake. There was . supposed
discovery Of silver ore near Knights
Ferry, but no silver has been produced.
Many Of the reported discoveries Of rich
leads in other regions have no foundation
in truth.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

A PROFANE COERCIoNIsr.- One Absa.
lom W. Woodruff. . leading Republican
lawyer in Patterson, New Jersey, got of
the following sentiment in speech at &
Republican meeting not long since:
"He only wished tn hiA God 10 have control
Of hell for three days, in order that he might
rain fire and birthstone on South Carolina"
Absalom could raise what he desired
but not control it by uttering such pious
sentiment in the streets Of Charleston.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

COMMODORE Stockton is reported to
have said in the Peace Congress, that for
every regiment raised in the North for
coercion, two would be raised to defend
it at home. The Northern people are d.
vided in sentiment and the more cOnserv.
ative and patriotic are averse to shedding
the blood Of their countrymcn. Those
who talk SO glibIy with respect to inva-
ding and subjugatiDg the South do not
reflect that they may meet with OPpOsi.
tiOn at home. In the event Of war
there is really more danger Of an insur-
rection in the free than in the slave States
in the former, the TeOple are divided, in
the latter united.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

WHEREAs, We are dcsirtus of cooperating
with ell Democrats upon the present political
issues, regardless II the divisions which cx-
listed At the Presidential election last Fall ;
Therefore, BE- II
ReSIee,i. That the several Comfy Commit.
ices be recommended ~ direct, in view nf such
cO-Iperati'VD, that the votes If all citizens be
received ut the primary elections for Delegates
20 the Democratic State Convention that is to
meet 10 the city Ut sacramento on Tuesday, the
1lth day Of June, A. D 1851, who end,rse the
Crittendcn. or similar amendments 10 the Com
stitution. and arc opposed tn cOcrciun, and any
and oil attempts on the part n the Adininistra-
tim IN enforce, BY military ar naval power, the
Federal laws within the jurisdiction Of any Of
the seeding States.
CHAS. LINDLEY. Chairman.
y. z. EYRE, Recording Secretary.
VIZ. J. HOOrEN, COrrespOnding Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
Ss-osE.1ss esa.Gy esssraI cs..IGtes.

TIE nsmbsVs 81 the De@OcTHtie County Central
co@@itsss are requested 10 meet at the once Of
uAs NOUHvAGH DGnOcuAT, PiaeerviIle. on sETsH
BAR, Neg IIth, 81 O'cick, ?, NJ, for the purpose
u sgVsi1iing tn IbT bssding the Primary Meet
Sngs asd COuaty COuveHtiOu, and fur the trans
I6iiss - Oshss bHstnssS eoaseeted with tAe
4 gsneSal attsuAunee is most earnestly requested.
d. W. GELwICKS, ckSirman.
S.Y. HAM, Secretary. ape
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27


AGAINST COERCION.- Legislature Of
Kentucky, without distinction of party,
unanimously resolved that, in the event
force is used against the States which
have withdrawn from the Union, she will
resist The people Of Kentucky are loyal
to the Union, and while they deprecate
the precipitatc action of the seeding
States, yet they will not preserve their
loyalty at the dear price Of aiding men in
war on the South. To use the forcible
language Of ono Of her most gifted sons,
Coercion is an insane, wicked, atrocious
policy. It's only rewards will be the
wreck Of commerce; the utter stagnation
OF trade; the bankruptcy Of capitalists
and working men Of every occu2 patton
North and South; the desOlatiOn of fair
fields and happy homes; and a gulf be
tween the two sections filled with blood,
hate, and vengeance, will be made, and it
will only be crossed for purposes Of muir
der and rapine." Such is the language Of
One Of the trucst Union men in Kentucky.
Civil war can only be averted by abandon
ing the doctrine Of coercion, and he is an
enemy to his race and 8 traitor to his
country who advocates coercion.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

Born IIorsEs Of the Legislature AL.
journe'l on Friday Of last week until Mon.
day, to enable members. attaches, &c, to
accept an invitation from the railroad
company to proceed to Folsom aud exam.
inc that locality as to its fitness for the
rite Of q branch Of the State Prison, to
take hop with uncle Pat, . smile with
Tom Burns, and several other things not
enumerated in this bill.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

Hall OF Neptune Engine Co., No. g
April II, ls6l.-At the stated meeting Of April, the
following resolutions Of thanks were adopted, and
ordered printed:
ReAoiveI, That the thanks Of Neptune Engine
Company. No. 2. afe rendered to Hope Hook and
Ladder Company, No. for the very friendly favor
permitting them to their Hall for meetings, etc
ReAOlsed, That the thanks Of Neptune In
CINE Company, No. =, are rendered to Mr. y. II
Woods for the gin Of beautiful oil painting life
siicl Of General George Warrington, To the Com
pany.
RrSolrsf, That the thanks Of Neptune Engine
Company, No. =, are rendered TO Mr.. J. l. Smith,
for the presentation Of nne picture To the Com,
pany. Signed,
apy7 j. c. KERLEY, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
PROBATE NOTICE.


S,TATE OF ChLIiuR\Ii. Comfy Of ~ Do.
- Ttt,-tt ~" pfrin'- ,-'tfi.
In th- matter ~ The F-;'ir Of >ANlII. H.
JA'liLS hrrra.rd.--Ll ;"'r."us Ir'trr.;,i arc
store aid. H." I'cn Court, at tic tonft I: -rn II
.,ti tuit. III the citi e ilt"rr>iII-. =. w." i"Lr
Il IL n'rhrk, \. VI IT Vi 'iii, ~ I1'h ,h> nf
Nay r'Ni, I" ia Il AMI There show ,fi... II A.,
i!r, can. Why an o'dtT shpTid Mt H., gr,rtri
Woes T'bh.. Ainirt.:T1',r - sud I.;,'.. ~.
ihpfiIing ard tmri"trir; him ''s"il 'hr Nhu!e nI
the real ".t'ie i.-f''sily ~ sad E.tAtr.
u, order "f fnDt:.
w.t.. ty ih'-i. n'd - >.tl - - I
Count i.r'f" c.N. :. - -. ., lee ''t. :-', q. (
- FIc,ri.!-. ilii ~ - d., = ~! , =.
10! WV IANI NEN I.rk
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

Tss editor Ofths 6OIsaO County Herald
is : wonderful specimen Of astuteneas.
He has convinced himsslf that one million
is greater than two. sHd that majority
Of the people Of the United States, not.
wishstanding their vote to the contrary,
ia4sEssd the Chicago Platform at the late
Presidential election. Il is not surprising,
9hsrs6bee, that be regards old Abe a. an
ezlssae statesman end believes in the
cred q the Chicago Platform, while he
pseGassss 10 h . Douglas Democrat |!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

FoR CONGRESS. Amad0r Ledger
recommends George F. Price, Of SiskiyOu
county, for Congress from the Northern
District lie is = gentleman Of ability
and worth, and was one Of the Douglas
Electors last November.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
Another Census,

On Monday Mr.. CONFESS introduced
into the Assembly " bill for an Act to
provide for the enumeration OF the inhab.
itants Of this State" 1t proposes to make
it the duty Of the Board Of Supervisors OF
each county to appoint a competent per-
son or persons In each township, to emu
merate all the inhabitants Of such town.
ship during the month Of August next.
The Secretary Of State is to furnish blanks
to the census agents, who are to ascertain
the necessary facts, aud also whether each
inhnbitant specified in the return is Mon.
gOlian, Indian, negro, mulatto or any
other mixed race. a clerk, appointed by
the Secretary Of State, is to compile and
cOllatc for publication the statistics in the
census returns. The expense of the cen
Sus is to be paid out of the General Fund.
That the census was iInpcrIectly taken,
not only in FL Dorado county but in every
county in the State, the vote at the Presi.
dental election proves. A proper appor.
tiOnmcnt cannot be made by it. The
time and compensation allowed by the
Federal Government for taking it were
not sufficient for having it correctly taken.
The census agents Of this county, with all
their vigilance and industry, succeeded
but indiIfcrently in getting the number Of
inhabitants Of our county. Their time
was limited, and necessarily hurriedly
and imperfcctly they performed their duty
in remote precincts, where the people
were scattered and their residences moi
easily reached. We have heard Of a mum
her Of places where they failed to call
The population of FL Dorado at the lowest
figure numbers 10000; and it would b,
clearly unjust, therefore, to give her a
representation in the Legislature based
upon the census returns Of the agents O.
the United States. Pass the bill If Mr.
ConncSS. and the census will be accuratcl,
taken, aud California will gain a member
Of Congress, which she is certainly emit
tied TO, bnt cannot get 10y the last returns
We believe with CONFESS that " COngrcs,
would permit the aPportionmcnt Of mem
bcrs from California to be based on tn,
State census" We hope, therefore, M
opposition will be made to bill So unob
jcctionablc and so greatly needed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

SHARP PRACrIcE-Someo Of the county
officers Of Shasta county, ambitious Of
reelection. buy their groceries, &c, in
the small towns in the vicinity Of Shasta,
in order to Secure the influence of their
DatrOns
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
PERRY NOTICE

EOriCE hsr,hi c.',n. shat ".i MS" -.
~ pia,4t.uh 1" III, Hon. Bard - nI....,,
- -" IiN torn e. i,',.ti.. Z" L..'. !,ff, -:
"a s"b B,T. ru -" N.rth i.ta II i'r lur.,I. -
E.N,T, fIf To- var tpnr."i.. o.. Ma i''A. 1851.
>N\tOEII AIIil. =.
'gon Ear. Arri Il, i~'I. ay!5
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
MERCHANT TAILORING. n,
REM. WOOD. N

Having Vurcha ed the business Of Mr. Ja.. L. Orr
will continue the same, at 'le old stand on
Main Street, near the Old Round Tent,
md having added nm elegant assortment NJ PIECE
GOODS 10 the stock In trade. IL prepared to nann-
fAetuTe GARMENTS In q Uorkmahike manner. and
At hhHrt notice. CeaniRg and Rep1TingA tended TO-
AGENCY Ter sINGEkS SEWING MACHINES n
full supply Of which will be ntly kept on ha nd
and sold at prices varying from 81 10 els.
PlacerVllle, April n, 1851 ap27.Sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

DsAD-The eminent and venerable
Ssags Mclean Of the United States Su.
presns Court.
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FOU'ED D.,

A y AMOrNT of MONEY. uhich the owner
n eAn obtain by calling 1t thi. Odic~. and CIV
ing the proper description. to amount, ~ir.. aud
Jay ing for this advertisements. ap27 II
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27

CANDIDATES The Sacramento Zee says
the proposition "pcnding in the Lcgi>la.
ture to hold the general election in July
is provoking the candidates for official
station to announce themselves On the
Douglas. Democrat side, Governor DOWney
has long been considered a candidate for
reelection, and We know Of no one whu
has taken the field against him in his own
party" Judge McCornle and Maj. Ham.
moEd have both been spoken Of in con
ncr,ion with the tiovernorShip, aud both
have warm friends throughout the Stat,
who would work jealousy and efficiently
for their nomination were they to an.
nouncc themselves MS candidates. Al
present Governor Downcy'S chances are
decidedly the best. lie is popular and
his position gives him influence but
there is strong opposing element in his
own ranks which he may find it imposSi.
bic to cOnciliatc, or to cniicc to his sup
port. CONFESS il gifted with not very
forgivinS disposition, and he has not for.
gotten that Downcy was his successful
competition for Lieutenant Governor les,
than two years ago. That thorn still
rankks in his side. He Is the man Of this
party, and his party Mill not nominate
any man in opposition to his wishes. lie
may be an aspirant himself; and he could
not consistently or honorahly, without
making hnmiliating apologies and excuses
foreign to his nature, run on the SamC
ticket with the man he lately bitterly de-
nO"nccd and accused Of something more
shameless than imbeciIity. CONFESS and
DOwncy cannot run on the same ticket
1t would be an unnatural il not corrupt
connection, ruinons to both. We antici
pate pretty little fight if they are both
candidates.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-27
A FORTUNE IN ITSELF!
~ $4,000 90: r:

~ $4,000 90! r:
IT, the E.,n.rslia. Ia l'atta. wihnrmnr a. f'"l
r"tGA J"sr Il tfc. t'ATInAtI. sam i'.irh. B'Lr,
ten. Irnn"s-'". finnrer, Ellis, SIh's M,rI4. ~.
k"AfntN. Iiuc" ~, Last I hALce spur, - lpDt.,
lem; Lind. fIiutrS", Fourth If .Iu.'. ~ N"wirT,
Ent,rpT ~, burning Mu c"w. N.mI >r,a. i-.,.t
IAN. Ncsan LDdr. l"uT Arcs. GRAND InIk. How
>PrirH., senator. b"Jr, \a,i"t.ai, l'c.hc, 81. -
Jarkri, "ClNd'" f"nsni.da'"d G.a! .ud >i,"r
Mining Company, Antelope do, 81 Al del Mnn:'
do. SihrT IlIii do, M4t 81 wy d..
01T The MINING 1A,ii, ~ :Ai. remarkable L,cA!
Ity exceeds anything r''r beE,re Li,cu,tfed.
STUDY ,"uT avn interest, and secure liz
TNNIl HERE, before going {" IL" M'"". IL
puDpert gr"Inh aver again
fo fnil particulars ofth-Se Tich EsmeTAlJA GIN.
see small bills.
Orders, y! ro.t or E1rrss'. prompt, attended
to Agents ~Anied immediate! all ""i ~" stat
A. there will lae 50 pp''Is'nrH'~M. Terms lib raj
Chance E"T Tickets every E,cHing, at the Agen
eirs throughout the State
The drawing - III he under tho snp~Tinir Ditnec
Of Committee selected by the auIirncr, and con
Quoted openly and honoraily III every particular.
SUMMERS 4 CO.,
SlrrImcutO.