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New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

DR.. WRIGHT'S
CELEBRATED DEfEIJUVEEATTHC G lGLTE1n
Prepared
PhaRceutica Pincipsa by Of The ass
Chemists Of the age, for the Of
General Debility,
Mental and Physical Depression,
TmbeCity,
Determination of Blood to the Head
Confused Ideas,
Hysteria
General Irritabity,
Rsstle8snessANd
Absence Of Muscular Efficiency.
Iossof Appetite,
Dyspepsia.
Emlciaou
Low Spirits,
nisorganizatioh Of ihG
Organs OF Generation,
PAlplatipn Of she Hesg!
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO..
81 and Isl Chsrtrssstrast,
Sole PropEietorH,
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RAILROAD TRAVELTNq.

sz.. --,z,.z-z4zzp--, NEW ORLEANS, JACK
EaS mn SON AND GREAT NORTHERN
r A1LROAD-O and after August
3 the pisht train from New Orleans aud the day
passenger train FROM Canton. VIII BE TAKEN OFF.
passenger will leave New Orleans daily Mt A. NJ
aud connection with the trains on he Southern Road
and tbs Mississippi Central Road.
Returning, train will leave Canton
in New Orleans at $40 a NJ
7. S. WILLIAMS,
au27 tt ... General Superinendant
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
r. WRIGHT r. GO.

Cs wv AG4S III l. AZ WV
MT NEDICAL... MEDICAL. m EDACAL,-
WLNER'S CANADIAN VERMLFUGE
SAVES THE CHILDREN.
the only remedy against Worms in the human
rsne-thngs that are SO destructive TO children.
Save the Ch1ldrenT
Let mothers be timely warned and not allow mur
In the systems OF their offspring Remember
that
WINER's CANADIAN vERMlFUGE
will at and for Danish the reptiles and tho young VIII
be saved Think of this.
Colonel Fasser of Mississippi In letter to j. W. Vesoy ESQ.,
Of the Aberdeen Conservative thus wnSup his communication
the value of this medicine his fhmly MY e&pe.
rence has convinced that tho experiment have made
with Winers Canadian Veuuge, 1t is due to suffering human
ity well TO the manufacturer of the medicine to make
public the result of my observations
"[Sgned W. II. vAsSER."
The Vermi ageis for sale, wholesaeand retail by
j. WRIGHT Il &C.,
2l and ISL ChRrtrss street,
Sole Proprotorr
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
L A K q S e Q z q.

L. A Il II > ii u X II.
H-zs LAKE SHORE Packet GRE
AxSItin-=]s snLE-S Summer Arrangement - For Ocean
Springs, Biloxi and ali ine meaiate landings
The splendid pressure c. s. Coast Mail Packet Steamer
Creole ChNs Walker master built eXpeSslg for the lake
trade, with superior accommodations, Will make trips and
landings aoowS unless prevented by change day or hour
trip weather high low of fnel
hnery leaving the lake end Of the Pont
Railroad the arrival the Lake of the cars
follows
{s- The Creole on TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS will ex.
tend her trips to Pascag0ula.)
---Iemves New Orleans
Pontchartrain Railroad.
Tuesday. .........,..,..., A. ~ cars
Saturday A. NJ
--Ieaves Ocean Springs--
Monday, Wednesday and Friday Mornings.
E~LeerS and mail should all be put into the Post
Office The present New Orleans PoStoice stamps
good outside Of tho Posteifce in New Orleans
R9An Express Chest leaves the Office Tuesdays Thurs
R. GEDD ES, Agent, 90 GraTier st.
EFreight, Stock and Extra Luggage should always be
shipped either the day previous ample time for the train
preceding the which the boat leaves tho road.
R Freight Is received for @ll Coast landings and for
PascHgoua Mondays and fridays.
New Ga leans, july 10, 1861. Jyl9 tt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

STOOD HE TEST OF YE 8
And grows more and more Popular every day
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

Leaves on SATURDAY. 3lSt inst, at5P NJ.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.


snFy t. For Shreveport, Grand Bayou Gampte, Grand
4AS Ecors CoushntIR, ST. Maurice Montgomery
Ma-4ss5s Alexandria, Norua's, Barbins and all inGrme
date landings Red ri'errhe entirely splendid and
swift running side wheel passenger packet steamer Gen. =
L.. Hodges, W. s. Sleade, master will leave above
For freight passage apply on hnard.
VIRGINIUS C. DENTZEI,
aul9 Advertising Agent,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
PRIoEs' 8
sftarius SntelIlgtlsts.
CREscrHF OFFICE, No. 70 Camp Street, Z
Wednesday Morning. Angus Is, 1851.
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamboats,.

Grand Duke, Applegate, I'm Memphis.
Lizzie Simmons, --, I'm Memphis.
Acadia. Vincent, I'm Bayou Sara.
Bee; Rolf f,ofm Barataria.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
MAYORALTY---tDFFICIAL.
MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, {,
City Hall, August L., 1861,
Common Council the City of New Orleans \

MAfoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, ,
City Hall, August T. 1851,
Common Council Of the City Of New Orleans.
mo. 5753.1
ReSore That the sun Of one hundred thousand dollars be
and that said shall be paid by the City Treasurer to
Msjnr General Twiggs, commanding this military district to be
applied by him in such he deem proper for the
of torcaons to defend the approaches Of the
city.
Resaced further That his honor the Mayor be and hereby
requested transmit copy Of this resolution Major General
Twiggs & .
[Signed j. o. NIXON,
g President Board Of Aldermen.
fSignedl j. MAGI0NI. -
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
aals St " JOHN T. MONROE, Mayor
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
REAL sCHEEDABf SEEEAPPg.

REAL sCHEEDAm sDEHAPPs.
vANDE yEER's
INDICATED GIN, or GENUINE SCHEiDAN SCBFA PFB.
A pure article Holland Gin,
A wholesome beverage and invauatie FAMILY MEDI
CINE, particularly benefcali in oil eases Of
DTsEnTERY
DYSPEPSIA,
DIAERHEA,
RHEUMATISM
GOUT
FEYERs,
ETC., etc., sto.
highly recommended by many of the most phyB
clans throughout the States excellent agreeable
atiye and admitted eeotualy tho Urinary
gans etc. peculiarly adsped the of fenales
children.
As no article offered that Justly entitled to
the name of the
Real Scheida1n Schnapps.
he puhc purchase genuine
FANDEVEER's INDICATED GIN
real Sche1d $ apps.
other 8 genuine without 1t,
], WRIGHT CO.,
81 and l6l ChatrsB gtrsst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
Leaves every TUESDAY. at + O'Clock, P. NJ.
In nlnnI Of llAu .Lnn1nnr lNhnrnlnrl

Leaves every TUESDAY. at O'Clock, ?. NJ.
IN place of the steamer ChNrmcr.l
THE EONFEDERAIE STATES
, fsssS n Mail Packet Nj Rry A.. h. Holmes, mas.
ter, for yicksbsrg, WHrrenon New Carthage,
zsisasSa Grand Gulf st. Joseph Rodney, Waterproof
N@ehes and Mail Landings below. For freight passage
apply en- board, or to
jy2 If d. r. CARROLL. Co, Agents.
80 CAroudeet street.
The Mary connects at Viuksbug with tkesteamer Charm
for nl points aSoo river.
N B-The steamer Mary T. connects yicksburg witt
steNer Dew Drop for the YoO and TallRhNco rivers. All
freight consigned 10 OF the steamer Dew Drop will
through without detention, ut hghwAter mites.
p. DENT, Captain.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

e.sgaa 5-,,r. rrysszs,szzua7 HIEH1PHIS. GRENADA
Rse sssa 9saa. and New Orleans ArLine-Msss-
SASEE2s3SZ-Na-Spp and Tennessee Railroad and its
connections
This road ius opened is making and reliable con-
necions with the Mississippi Central Railroad ut Grenada and
forming direct in4 70 the city Of Memphis By this liue
FlFTf-THRHE MILES OF travel and several hours time
saved.
Passengers Nashville Louisville the North can spend
hours Memphis aud still as good time and reliable
eonneeons oyer his line T IS % any other This line RE-
Passengers leaving the Great Northern Railroad Depot at
the foot Of Caope street, o'clock NJ arrive IN Memphis
at 65U the morning.
For Through Tickets and reliable information inquire at the
Ticket Offices OF the New Oans jackson and Great Northern
Railroad.
R: HouGa, General Superintendent.
New Orleans July q 1861. iy3f If
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
VALUABLE REMEDIES.
That has

THE ONLY PREPARATION
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

STEAMBOATS,.
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

LOWER MlSSlSSlPPl.
leaves every SATURDAY, at 5P.M
SUMMER ARRANG EMENT.
MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
ESaaS n. Packet Regular U. S. Mail Summer Packet
lskasA.s3aFor Memphis and the BendsThe frst-class
aas1aaaa 8pHssenger packet steamer Mary Il. KGene,
W. b. kichsrdsou will be ready to receive freight
Thursday morning and will leaves abo7e, attending to her
regular business usual For freight passage apply
board, orto
JOHN e. HYDE CO.,
a23 under NJ Charles Hotel lett wing
Ng- This line connects at Memphis with the Memphis and
and superior packets for ST. Louis and
Louisville
A-Bls of iading signed at the office of the agents to
o'clock on day OF dennrtnre
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28

MT NEDICAL.....ME MEDICAL mEDRCAL,-
New Orleans daily crescent., 1861-08-28
BAYOU SARA AND THE COAST.

Eor Drun ldsnnvflle and the Coast,
The new and fine passenger packet
Leaves New Orleans
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, at IL O'Clock.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

LEGRAPHic DEsi ATcHEs.-Iiut it'll
reliance can be pIseed 10 any of the tele-
graphic dispatches sent from the East to
CGlil6rnk. Compare those sent to the
difeteDspa papers: they ar generally vague.
cGOfictiag, contradictory, and rnnnifestly
so artfuify Hnde up TO deceive the public,
that we are loath to copy them, fearing to
mislend our readers. All SORTS Of lies are
telegraphed over the country to aid in the
wicked work Of bolStering the incompc.
tent and sinking Administration Of Lin.
coin. Nearly all the dispatches are man.
uiactmed especially br California and to
aid the Republican party; and rarely are
they correct Particular care is taken to
glorify the Administration and viilify it's
opponents; and its plumbers and cruel
orders savage and inhuman and dis
graceful TO the agc-are justified on the
ground If necessity Ur passed over in
silence. Every act Of the Southern pee
pie is miSrcprcsented and attributed Ia
the worst Of motives; every contemplate
and malignant SANDER is st lied upon and
rnashiR~d and telcgraphcd to California,
by the hirelings Of the Administration
The truth is carefully suppressed, and
only that which is favorable to Lincoln is
sent forward
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

I1s OMEcT. The more honest Rrpnb-
licanS admit that the troops called out by
Lincoln are going to fight, not merely
for the preservation Of the government,
but for an idea, aud tina: idea is the ex.
h"g"ishmtnf II sLirtry; that this war is
between human GrrvdOn and human slave.
ry; and that Mr.. Lincoln has expressed
his determination TO make no peace with
the rebel States until they stl ike off the
ShackleS Of their slaVeA" According,
then. to good Republican authority, Lima
coin has called Out troops for a vilc and
vulAiuOuS AbO'i tiOn raid not for the
" defence Of Washington, the Conslitu.
tion and laws" but Gr thr pur,n,sc Of
irbcraIiHg tic negroes VI the SI0Eil. Tie
submits t0 he dictated t. and controlled
10y the GaiIaticaI AL'!itmni>ls, and TO
please them he IN prepared I" destroy the
property and sacEIiicu the lives Of thou.
sands ii his cOunlrymen! For the Mex.
cats, who inAllllcd the Stars aud StriIra.
he had sympathy ; for the volunteers no
def "ded tI.v' flag "f his country, he had
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

Observation-Disclosures reports are b.in.
eirculsted spinss Sans. Rssmin.er 90
RRPaklican nndidste for Sheriff: wbio%
We he1itatc not to say are totally devoiI
of truth. We have known Sam lone NIL
intimately, have had dcalines with him
and always found him upright and hon
orable. Politically. he has always opposed
us, but that shall not deter Us fro,n d.
tending him from unjust assaults. W.
have confidence in his honesty and in.
trgrity, and 10 not believe that either "a,
be successfully impeacI,d. We bcliev.
he has been siandcrr'l, and that he will
prove his innocencs long before the cleo.
fiOu
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

The Folly OF MAKING WAR TO EsrAB.
LlSH CSIoN.-One Of the ahlrSt Union.
conservative journals in New York. SAYS,
we were and are Of the opinion, that the
Union cannot be preserved by forcc ri
arms, and that even If it could, it would
no longer be free government; but A.
to the State or States coerccd, a dcspotiSn.
As the result Of such war would not, in
all probability, be reunion. hut perpetual
opposition, and as the war itself would be
disgrace to civilization and Christianity.
causing untold misvries, desolation and
slaughter, we have counselcd and do now
counsel peace; trusting to the chances Of
reconstruction, by common consent, al
no distant day. The people Of the North,
the administration may as we'll understand
at once, are not in favor Of war Of sub.
jugation. They are becoming alive to the
fact that our troubles cannot be settled BY
war; they can be. permanently and salts
factorily, by peace policy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06
ABOLITION o. SLAVERY ACQUIRED.

ABOLITION or SLAVERY ACQUIRED. The
Sacramento Lhio" Of late date, III speak
ing of the ancient superstition in regard
to comets hcrnllinS great events, says:
The fire aud cluni which moved before the
CAMP 81 Israel the Star " Inch led the wise m, n
II the E'aNi m Bethlrhem. IiIr CRUSH " Con>L,n.
tine aud the lnning A~md suspended q, or
Italy discovered by "nc If her own so-s' and
its snccesrOr Now seen 10 The nurIhrsn ahy.
lighting "ur own iio"p~ to battle, una. all have
Us their peculiar signihcstiou. tile drliVerAnce
Of The oppressed.
With the Lhion, the "wi>h is father
to the thought" We have often had Oc-
casiOn to speak Of the AbolitionlSrn Of is
conductors. and have been taken to task
for sodoing. However. since the inausu.
ration Of civil war at the East, il has
shown the ciOven foot more plainly, and
now seems to take peculiar delight ia
those phases Of our nations greatest mis-.
fortune, which point to the fruition If
their dearest hope -scrvile instruction
and the abolition Of slavery.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

DAILY OVERLAND MAlL-On Monday
last our streets we're crowded with our
citizens. whO had turned out IN greet the
departure Of the FIRST daily overland mail
to st. Joseph, Missouri. The San Fran.
ciScO mail arrived ct one o'clock, p. N.
and the overland departed half an hour
later. Flags were hoiSted, the PlacervilIe
Band phyed some National airs. and at
the suggestion of Mayor Wade process
sion VAS formed to escort the mail to the
Cedar Rnvine bridge. The procession
vas large and enthusiastic, and when the
first coach passed it on it's long and toll
some journey. loud and hearty cheers
greeted it. Thirty four bags, containing
seventeen hundred and Ecventy.fWir
pounds Of mail matter, was forwarded on
the first daily overland mail coach from
California TO the Atlantic States. BACK
Montgomery and Judge Porter, Of Gala.
vcras county. with two others whose
names we were unable ~ learn, we're
passengers.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06
THE New York Tribune talks of Vii


THE New York Tribune talks Of Vir.
ginia. South Carolina, and "the other
Territories Of the United States" That
is whit the Republicans mean by the
"U"ion." They are promising their mer.
ccnarieS One farms in Virginia and valua.
bic plantations In the Cotton States, II
they conQNer the South. The worst and
base>t passions are appealed to, to carry
on the war. Che Southern States, say
the Republicans, src nothing but rcvIted
provinces, to Do uevastcd and sGbducd by
the sword, and governed BY Federal pro-
cO"sUIs, appointed by = man who has
violated the laws and tramplcd upon the
Constitution. When the objects Of the
Administration become thoroughly under
stood, the war fever will rapidly subSide.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06
JOHx G. TAxDERuEyDEH. Ssc'y.


SrNpAV LAw.-The following is tn
stringent Sunday Law" passed by the
asst Legislature, which is to 60 into effect
on the LIST Of next month. As many II
our readers are unacq laintcd " it'll its pro.
visions and might innocrntly vi ,lnte il,
we publish it. Salo m Keepers and their
customers may grumbIc little, but they
will soon "gct used to it" and not object
to it at the expiration Of a year:
SEc7IoS l. Any pcrann WIN shall hereafter
ksep 'psD on 'hr tirsG day Of thr week. cMn.
monty called Sunday. any Atnre. workshop. bar.
aHl"on. banking hOuec. ar other place of bust
meas. Tor the purp sae ~ sTan~actIDR hISines On,
except as herriiiAfter specially pr"vidrd, shall
be guilty Of misdcmeanUr, and IN conviction
thereof shall be punished By fns III nut less
than five or mure than fits dollars.
H1c. Q. The provisiI,n # this act shall not
sPply I" the keeIiag "f h"leln. Ar ding. hNlnrs.
restaurants. tavernA. livery stables, retail drug
stores, (kr the legitimate bMsinpAa It each, ~
such manufacturing establishments ~ Ase nee.
essarllv kept IN c"nIinuAi operation to accom-.
rlish the business ih,r-Of: MIR to the sale 1T
milk. fresh meats. fresh 6sh. end vegetables.
SEC. .. Prosecution fer tlie vinlaIinn If this
Act mSv be either by complaint ns magistrate
or indictment BY . grand jury. and ill tines
collected upon cOnvicti"n u"der this Act shall
be paid into the cUmmOn school fund Of the
cOWnty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

SUDDEN DEA1H. man named George
W. Norris died. on the 25th Of June, al
the house Of William Mack, in Lake Val
ley. Norris and . man named Clark
were sParring. good naturally, when Nor
riS suddenly. fell; and. although ordinary
remedies were Immediately resOrted to,
fifteen minutes had scarcely elapsed when
he was pronounced dead. An inqnes, was
held upon the body. ct Genoa, by Justice
r. N. Allen, acting IS coroner. when the
following verdict was rendered by the
jury: "The death Of deceased was caused
by rupture of the right auricle Of the
heart, produced by violent exertion Oh
the morning Of June 26th. 1891" Mr
Norris was native Of Boone county, No.,
and died in the 9th yeaF OF his age.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

PERMISSION TO RETHRE.-Colonel 8. M.
johnson has been permitted to retire from
the post Of U. 8. Weighcr amd Measurer
at the San Francisco Custom House. The
Colonel has performed the arduOus duties
Of his late position with singular ability
and success during the past three years.
and. We dOubt not, feels deeply grateful
to Collector Rankin for relieving him ct
this early day, thus permitting hin to ~
turn TO the practice Of thsls~--a prOGsss-
ion that he delights in. We have hesn
inGOFnsd that COL J0hnsoR WIN make his
permanent residence in Sau Francisco,
that city aEOrding . more desirable Geld
Sbe hisl professional lsboss tlsAa bis Old
homs 10 the mountains
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06
Common CouneiI PrOeeea,nr,.
rLAcp June 2S,b. IN

rLAcIEtILLE, June 2Sth. l,cl
Bard met. pursuant 10 call Of tie MavoF
Mayor Wade presiding.
Prsstnt -Al1sTnrG DUEO~sky, Condee, Muu.o,
and Murphy.
Minutea read and approved.
Bond ~ 'fhrod"re r. Ttary. ~ onf NJ m. Fu,A
ing COInmI~-iOntTs, wAs T' ID and a, rtptcd
Bond ~ Rev {. L. Pei &C. A. Superintendent, ~
CITY fubhe school, Mas read. and, IN Lno;.op. .e'
ecp'ed.
AIdrEmAn b"ro.'k! moved that a COMMITTEE Of
thee be app'iTtsd 10 make eli neCesstr, AtrA.vs'
mehtS To Celebrate. IN al aPpropEi ate mn ,t IN.
drPs'tuIs ct the ArSt SIAge Il the Daily Overland
Mail, On Monday, JUly Is., 1851.
Cared
The M,Ur appointed Aldermen ISOrowaLy. N,,,
son and MGTpLt said rOnn4tGe.
On m"ii"n his Honor, the Mayor, uaG aided 10
the eommittes.
On n.vtIoa, the D IaTd aAtpuTned
JOHN L. kUSkLER, Clerk e.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06

The word is COMPRISED. The great
questions Of the Past sFe in your banda.
The Pfsacnt trembles. The Fuaure awaits.
Wheh the sun has grown Oh, and CD
hiniasif has gro@n weary af waihagi
when the upnumbsred peoples Of the ea,th
shall Rnthpf on he latest shore Of Time;
what will be your answer ut the FOll.cSil
Of Nations!
The Goddess Of Liberty is n stern di.
vinity, aud he who follows her holy BAN
nrrS must desert the f0wery paths Of
case. Thus far her hands have been up
held. Often deserted in her hour Of need !;
often wounded By the denial OF Peter /
often betrayed by the kiss Of Judas /;
stricken down on thousand battle fields,
yet, with banners torn and flying, she has
retreated to her granitc halls, wherr, tl,rO'
storm and darkness, her tried soldiers
keep watch. and singing the holy songs Of
Freedom, wait for the ages.
Thy spirit, Independence, let MS shared
lNId 1T the hon heHr1 and 9 gle eve,
Thy stsps to fOlL'w with bosom bare.
Nor heed the storm that howis along the sky.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-06
NHlneRa' Moeaam~mac nto~n.

AerTrd'"K 1" lreVi"IA o. isce. the miners of
c Iona assembled vt the ThrAlrr ou Thu ,da,
evening. jane 18th.
The n"rling WAS organized bv elcciIng Mr.
\. W. Cu'am. President. and J"LnG vand.r
hey den. SrcrVIaSv. On nrn,on. the Char al.
p'inted Messrs. Il &c. Hanks ard kanc ss
Cnmnlitt~c "D RxADIsIlnns.
On motion. ihr nIreIiAK drcid, j to organize
permanent association u The mLucTs ii Cn,,.
ma district.
On motion. the Chair appointed Ne,~s J
q. VandcIlevden. o. J..hns,n, and J u.
Hanks AZ e"mnU're to rrpOri permanent ii.
6crrs for the sss4',iAItDn.
The committee an resolutions reported The
following Which were unat'nru,l, ldnit,d
R,%'s'j. ThA, minin. is he par a,r"un. n
tprrst ~ this district. aud that all ,thet t,,r.
~ IA ate almost. II net entirely, drptnd, nj
thereon: and Mere u 4. >itov-d ar im,',,t ,ri ~
thu State, "WT HxFICSslIU alIsts W",iid bec.,,n.
bankrupt IN Ihr iuIdst Il their Rrar,arIes, an.
Cui comm ri. Ei,ies RI al their W,.rvr-
ReSlr~f That while wr hereby drcIarr eur.
selves - Ia" sotju2 class al citizens and a.
t" the beat ~ nur atitiir., r-;n!iA;r Anv ~.
Il nEe'I'en' upon The rights Il 0ard-n"T~. tarn,.
era, ldnchtnth, &C. nevertheless, asserting III
the most positive FERNS that III. right. - Ne.
mining c"ninrhDi'y 1t lhiS district shall rec,Ivc
equal r'tecIInH.
he "'ref. That the min.rA hive, anil b, r'shf
should hRvr. the entire GSsehce use 81 ait nat.
ural water courses. ar IANIuc>, " hcTr.,IcI 80
located. whether f'r The use Il satd water ar
t'w the IIurImsr II 3 tail. race.
HF~ttrI. That II Is u ru'nUus tact, and "a pol.
icy detrimental I" the interests Il the c.untr,
At large. that valuable n,ining cla,n,a sru nn&
Idle. by the "Pi""s'll'n ii AgriunliurAllAi. thru
whose property these natural ra,Inrs run.
hencc demanding the pr"DpI a~sl"u Ut the ml.
neIa and the community generally.
R'SIrs.f. That kr the rnvimae of testing
~l'At rights The n'urra have aKzins, thes~ MI.
nnI"i,H. we pledge ourselves IL contribute
hSerHily t'~ ards paving fhcexprn.cs that n,a,
accrue IN dSis'nd'OR the tights at pariirs whn
hav" been rst"pfed. ar any that NAV hereafter
be prevented from pursuing their legitimate
rIghIS a. miness.
Gu motion. The proceedings Of this meeting
were ordered published in the CUlpina TimSs
and the MnUNTAIx OExocRAr.
On motion. the meeting Adjourned 10 meet
again on Thursday evening. Jnlv 4,h.
A. W. CUILUM, Pres'L
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AccIDEST.-Wc regret to state that ,
young man named John Wallace. f,r,Ds,.
" Of Kentucky, was seriously but no,
dangerously wounded while firing III.
cannon i" thi" city on the Fourth. hi,
fac arn s and 81 Ic wtf. severely burned