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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
GENERAL AND SPECIAL. ORDERS.

HsAnoutRrERs iRisH BRG,rE,
NEw YoaK Tee. 10, 1861 (
hecrniiing for the different regiin Of this brigade
WIN be continued until the regiments have attained the
maximum complement Of The principal recruiting
once OF the brigade will be the headquarters of the
brigade, NO 500 Broadway. Major Warrington, Of the
rum regiment OF tho brigade, viii command at
the and supornend the recruiting for the
sne UNI irther orders. All officers of the brigade de-
aea ON recruiting service, or other business connected
nants Ryan and Morrssey Of the Fifth are detailed to
assist MAJOR warrington and aid the recruiting officers in
completing the different regiments OF the brigade BY
order OF THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHEk
Acting Brigadier General Irish Brigade
We published full lis, OF the officers OF the brigade in
the HERALD some time since
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

The trial of John simmons for the murder Of Eusebus
walng at Keyport, the evening OF the l4th of No
vember concluded in the Monmouth Court, at Free
hold yesterday, and resulted in the acqutal Of the
cused and his honorable discharge from custody
Tho case occasionng painful interest in the
community both parties being respectfully connected
and we'll known throughout the county, and since the
Of the trial has brought together daily
large concourse OF people
The prosecution was conducted by Mr.. A. G. Mclean
Prosecutor Of the Pleas assisted by Mr. H. S. Little
state Attorney T. T. Frelinshrysen, and the defence by
Messrs Parker and Bedle OF Freehold and exChanceor
Williamson. OF New Jersey.
large number Of witnesses examined during the
first three days Of the trial and the whole Of Friday and
yesterday forenoon taken III summing by the counsel
AT half past twelve o'clock the delivered his charge
to tho jury occupying about hour. His explanation
and define OF tho law Of self defence elaborate
and listened to with breathless attention by the
audience.
The Jury, after retiring few minutes returned bring
ing III verdict Of justMabie homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

The speculative movement in cotton and other goods
during the week has been somewhat less active than IL
last while the advanced prices for most articles
sustained The jobbing trade with the interior has been
light. On the receipt OF the late news from England
English importing houses reduced their terms to cash,
check transactions.
The demand for light foreign goods Of cotton Of cot
ton and wool mixed was good and fair trade trans
acted in them. We quote heavy sheetings at &c.,
dum nj &c., light at 14c heavy hrtings at 12c $780,,
and light at 1Oc VIC, drills at 16c., blue at 100.
2oc cotton Ganncls at loo c Prints were active.
Printing cloths sustained at the late advance and
firmly held The auction sales during the week have
been unimportant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22

Lieutenant Colonel P Kelley. Speeches delivered
ana social time was generally hal. Coiono Meagner
BY request, made the presentation speech
The following order has been issued by Rrgadier Gen.
erai Meaahcr -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-22
THE DRY GOODS TRADE.

Tho following is correct statement of the imports
foreign dry goods at New York for tho week ending Do
cember 10 and since January I -
For The Week. 1859. 1900 1851.
Entered at warehouse So 842 200 1917, 1874 344ySl
Thrown on market. 2,2e4,9H bs3,517 6sl,6S5
Since Jan. j.
Entered tho port SLOT 1874 9e2 9s 465 100 36s
Thrown on market. 106 377 s22 90 l14oS6 4391S o5l
Tho goods entered at this pert the past week
erally less than those for the period in the two
preceding years while those thrown upon the market
in OF those Of last year, but they were
largely below tho amount of those in 1882 The aggrs
gates since tho LIST Of January last less than oneha
Of those for the period in 1859 and $780, and this
disparity will likely continue to the end Of the year.
at hand OF the goods entered last week for
SUMPTION woosns amounted to $1sl ,246 cottons, $35
Ssh silks $32 1856; fax, 81 ITO; miscellaneous 41o
Total. 1908 ,37s.
The exports Of cotton piece goods light the pest
week, as will DO seen from tho following table,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11


Many Of the Republicans become highly
incensed, and display a vast amount of
viFtuOus indignation, when charged with
being the supporters Of Abolition prin-
ciples. They rePudiate the idea Of their
bcing AbOlitiOni$tS But while they cor
time to support Lincoln, Seward, Chase,
Burlingame, Giddings, and other known
and avowed supporters Of negro equality,
who aFe now the active moving machinery
Of the government at Washington, it " i'll
be vain attempt on their part to deny
their afiliatiOn with and support of Abo-
litionism, or the equality doctrine held
and advocated by the active members Of
the Government. All who support the
administration Of Lincoln and his cabinet
are either ALOlitiOnists at heart, or they
are 20 deluded by ignorance, or blinded
ny selfish avarice and ambition, as TO be
unable to see or understand the object or
principles Of the leaders whom they so
implicitly support. TRUTH.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES


Eleciinns-Ilenniston, Clark. burst, Hanson
kurtzy Councilman and Chandler.
Corporations Curtis, White, Banks, Tildcn
Chandler, Smith Of Placer and Croker.
Public Printing-Easiman, Cherry, Hendcr
son, Smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders ant
Walden.
Claims Walden, GiIIctt. Lippincott, IIarri
man and Hunter
Ways and Means -Dnughertv, Bncchtel
Eastman, Fargo, Showalter, Cracker, Laspeyre
Magruder and Miller.
Judiciary Campbell, Patrick. Curtis, Ross
wright Montgomery. CONFESS, Blair, Harris
Lppncolt and Avery.
Military AtfaiTs-WOod of Plumas. TitteI
Covarubias, Harris and Morrison.
Counties and County boundaries -Mnnday
Foster.
Commerce and Navigaton-.T.a speyre, Banks
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
EdMcation-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
aud Kungle.
ARriculture-St earns, Wood of Yolo, burst
Denniston, aud Clarke.
Internal mprovements-.Fargo.S bowalter
Morrison. Surrel and Tilion.
Public Buildings and Grounds-PowclI. Uor
reli, Green, Buell. and Adams
Public Expenditures and AccountS-O'Bri
AnngIe, Wiley, Harrison aud Haun.
Mines and Mining Inierests-AiiIler, Green,
Councilman, Gregory. Hill, Childs, CoItrin.
Public lands-Smiib If Fresno, Porter, Ha.
gans, Bradley, Briggs, Gregory and Scott.
Federal Relatinns-COnncss, SorreI, Camp.
bell. White, Magruuder, Ford and Wright.
and Henderson. -''''
EnroIllng-Tilton, Amyx and Percy.
State Prison-Tilden. tIaun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilt0n, Powell and G0rdon.
Horrell
,,, Public Morals-DriggN. Patrick, Covarrubias,
Wiley and Hagan.
State Hospitals burst, Smith Of Fresno,
spence, Coleman and Ford.
Indian A9airs-Montgomery, Buell., Avery,
Baechtel and Walter.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands-.Adams,
Porter. Wood Of YOlo. Bradley and Conness.
Roads and Highways hilds, Holman, Eos.
ter. Spence and Nunday.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
THE EEGIsLATURE.
We publish the SubJOined. list of the Legislature.
! for the purpose Of re ference;

We publish the suh,oined list Of the Legislature.
Tor the purpose Of re ference;
Tba SENATE.
HOLD -ovER SSNAT 'Rs.-Amador-J. A. Eagan,
Bn,te-James NJ Vance. tB.l
Del Norte. sIskIl ~ and klamAth-.JOhn l..
HAYNES, 3D.
Il I1rsdo-w. q. Dickinson, r., X. y. Crit
tcndeH, III
IInmIu,ldt and Trinity-James r. Ryan, 3D.
Krvada-S. II. Chase, (D.l
I1areT-ti. T. Leet, I'D
San Francise aud San Nateo-T. G. Phelps, r.
San fTanciscO-SO.Omon 4. sharp, 3D.
SaeTameuto-K. G. Clark, lD.l
Santa Cruz and Monterey john II. Watson. m )
santa barbara and San Luis ObisPo-Pablu DE
San Diego, Los Angeles and San Bernardino-
Andres IIeo. (BJ
shasta, Trhsms and Coia.a-I. Logan, 3D.
SOlanO, Napa and IOlO-Ilenry EdgrriOn, Id
TuOIHmnc-J. J. Franklin, b.
Nuba-Il. +. Watkins. I'D
Douglas, II; Republican, |; Brcckiuridgc, 6.
Total, H.
sEEAroRs ELycT-Alameda and Santa Clara
4. J.. Rhodes, (R.l
Butte and PIunaa-Rirhard Irwin, I'D
f'alaveFnS-p. 4. gallagher, tD.l
II IlOrado-A. ST. clair Denver. 90 q. Harvey,
(D.)
Maripos1, Mrrerd, Bucna Vista aud Tularc-
Samuel \. Merritt, %
Ncvada-Wiiliam Watt, (D.l
Placer-I'hil. ". Thomas, (D.)
San frsneisco-Caleb Burbank, (Is.) James Nc ".
ShafteT, (R)
sacrameuto-E. II. Hrarock, r.,
san Joaquin aud Contra Costa-f.M. wArmcas
tie, tBD
Sierra IL. ]. Thornton, lB.l
snnona, Marin and Mcndocino-pr. Hill, ~. }
| T,vlunine and StanislauS-C. V williamson, o.
/ Yuba and suffer William II. PARKS, 81
Ynba-C. r. DcI.ong Id
Senators rlrct-hnglas, 4; Republicans, 1;
! Rrrckinridgr, 81. Hold over Senators, Is To-
/ tai Senators, Is.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

USioN MEETISGs.-The would.bc lead
crs are now quite busy in organizing clubs
pledged 10 the unconditional support Of
the Union, at all hazards. What do these
agitators mean by the use ofthe catc6word
UaioHP Are they ignorant of the signi-
ficatiOn Of the word nnion {: There can
be no union Of incongruities, Or aatago-
nisms no union can be effected between
opposing principles; there can be no union
either BY force or Othcrwise-between
the AbOlitionists Of the North, and their
suPpOrterS and the Shareholders Of the
South and those who do not believe in the
impartial liberty" and negro equality"
doctrines held by Lincoln and his sup
pOrterS. All attempts TO force union Of
such elements must fail, and must and
will end in the most terrible civil war and
destruction Of life and property. A union
BY force is despOtism. JACKSON.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
Legislative Standing Committees.

Legislative Standing Committees.
SENATE STANDING COMMITTEES.
Claims Watkins, EIgan, Rhodes, Haynes,
| and Parks.
FInance-CIark, Shaftcr, Ryan, Easan and
Vance.
Judiciary Sharp. Merritt. Shnftcr, Thornton,
Edgertun, Hcac"ck and Watson.
Etcctitns-: Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and Williamson
Public lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce and vigation-Ryan, Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Relations Watson, Slaftcr, Hill,
Merritt and Edgerton.
| Hospitals Franklin, Hill. williamson. Loot
and RhOdes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, IleacOck, Vance and Logan.
State Prism and Public Buildings-IIilI. ri.
ca. Ryan, Vance. dc Long, Ileacock and Phelps.
Education -Eagan, Irwin, Thornton, Haynes
and Merritt. =,
LibTary-I.ect. Park and Burbank.
MilaRe-L"gan, Warmcastle and Chase.
Counties and County BDundaries--Dickin.
son, Thomas, Pico. DE Long and Ieet.
Corporati0ns--Dc Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea-
| gan and Chase.
Agricn,ure--Fhe'Ps, Warmcastle, Pico, liar.
vey and Denver.
Priniing--Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Expenses Haynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas and Logan.
Military-Pico, Watkins, Heacock, Clark and
Crittenden.
Public Expenditures Crittendcn, Gallagher,
Thomas. Dickinson aud Phelps.
Morals Vance, Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
EngrOsscd Dills--Merritt, Williamson, LEA.
cock, Irwin. Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bills--Dcnver, Edgcrton, Crittcn-
den. Watkins, Shafier and Williamson.
Internal mprovements-lrwin, Eagan, Lo-
gan, Harvey and Heac0ck.
Swamp lands--Edgcrton. Parks, Watson,
Phelps and WarmcasiIe.
Manufactures Parks, Lcct, Ryan, Thomas
aud Clark.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

A BOOK BIT NEGRo.-A firm in At.
lanta, Ga, have in press . work entitled
"Slsvery and AbOIitionism, as viewed by
. Georgia Slave" The author, Harrison
Berry, is 4 slave, and writes in defense Of
the institution. The suHerings and hard.
ships Of the negroes are purely imaginary,
manufactured by knaves for political pur.
poses,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

CoODSEss.-The wind is unseen, but il
eools the brow Of the fevered one, sweet
ems the Summer atmosphere, and rippIes
the surface Of the lake into silver spangIes
Of beauty. So, goodness of heart, though
invisible to the material eye, mikes its
effect upon surrounding things, and we
are assured Of its existence.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
MOUNTATN DEMOCRAT.
IN aRR1F b FHH PREss.

Irw shs ans2 - ei-s Il baSe@ens FOSm,
Sm,S usurs, - vAssls. snd bands,
Mr. - pssssnas wstshss his busy loom
WA ssAT 49, ss1 hsads-
WRvw H. tssming pEsss With shudd'ring thrOe,
TstAs ming PaSs gives birth,
Rssh ohissg 80 ~ sslt vide and far
Ouss ~ ~ esFthi
IN. H. Sust snA giosn Of this noisy room
ElasAss . spirit hight,
Der msznaaiu asA Ia, Ger land and sea
WIugiag lie aErOwy Sight.
Or - ssa 80, Ger .oantain and lea
A9sslsy burdsH Il besFsi
FSs.Sss ~ slaves SD bOsAs for the free,
BriEAs kspss and siekeniug fears.
lTany - eye a. Il e0@es looks bright
TAat yin din when lie tale is told;
Hearts Sss9IaS Sigh as It's wings Hash by,
0Essing suadsnly stiIl and cold;
TAs blushiag eheek fOsd secrets speak
.Asit ~hsspsss . lsred nne's name i
OF IL s@sslAsEiag aFe Of hate and ire
Bzsst essth In eOasuning fame.
DOua the basy street. tTOd By hurrying feet,
II spesds os lightning wings,
ARA Gsv tss busy 10 stop and greet
Ths tidiaes that il bringsi
Al The beokerS' hoard il utteTS word
Tkss TaI<s their cheeks with fright;
wAIspsTs fFeedOn's nigh, and the e1ile's rye
with suAden ~ 10 bright.
by The dungeon dTear it fingers TO hear
The captive patriotic groan,
Then blowS blast that shakes with fear
The desPot on his throne.
Der her babes soft sleep the Young wife keeps
Her watch at evening gray,
In the RIowing embeTs tracing the face
~ the dear one far away,
where The Wild waves dash with laundering crash
Cpon the frozen shore,
Where the dying prayer and the shrek Of despair
Are dEOwSed b. the tempest's roar.
Sadiy sud BiDw does the Spirit go
The young uile'S home to seek.
And the seslding tears from = widows eyes
Fan o. an OTphan's cheek.
Der mountain and lea, DER land and sea,
II speeds with arrOwy flight,
And the earth iS famed by its freShening wing,
And glows in its spreading light;
The owls and the bats with startled cry,
WhirT on 10 their eaveTnS dreaT;
ignorance dies with aveTted eyes,
ABd Tyranny covers in fear;
The elankisg chain IL buFst in twain,
And myriad voices bless
The geHerous heart and mighty arm
OF the Spirit Of the Press.
tKa,rIevboeker N,gas,n,.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

"MR. JOKES, have you got match ~
Yes. match for the devil; there she
is mixing dough-"
Jones left BY the back door, pursued
BY . woman with 9 red head and a els.
tern pole.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

THE papers relate an anecdOte of beau
tiful young lady who had become blind
having recovered her sight after her mar
Tiage, whereupOn Shocks xickedly OBJ
serves that it is no uncommon thing for
peoples eyes to be opened by matrinlony.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

A ToCNG gentleman who had just mar
Tied : little, understood beauty, says she
would have been taller, but she is made
OF such precious materials that nature
could not afford it.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

POvEETY breeds wealth; and wealth, in
its turn, breeds poverty. The earth, to
form the mound, is taken out of the ditch,
and the height Of the one is near about
the depth OF the other.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

A DOG Is counted mad when he won't
take something TO drink" and man
insane when he takes too much. A finsn.
cier remains " respectable" with fortune
that dOn't belong to him, while q bee0ar
becomes . criminal for PurlOining piece
Of meAE. a.. -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
TuK ASSRNnL,

-Iuk-ASAkMnL.N--
Alameda Frank Fargo, RI
Amadur r. Burncll, ID 7. ". IIorrcll. ~
Butte 4. Tllden. (p.) r. II. Harris. fD.)
Calayeras-B Llppc ncott, ID William Chills
ID Thomas o. Bren, ID
Colusa and Tehama-Dr. burst, ID
Cnnira COsta-C. y. Porter, tR.)
Del NoTte aud klamath-W. VI. Buell., ID
III Ihrad0--.JOhn CONFESS, do Theron Foster,
ID; James Green. I'D Robert HcndIcr sur d.
Alex. Hunt. 7, lD) William Coleman, d. Samuc!
Hill tD.TC. ". Coltrin, tD.)
Fresno aud Tularc-O. X. Smith, Il MON.
!. IIumboldt-W. II. Hagams, 10
Los Angelcs-Murray Morrison, d. \. Stcarns,
ID
Marin-N. ". Bnrdon. 10
MAriPosa-tiregcry, ~ Showaltcr, d.
MendOcin0-MaTtin Hapchtcl. fB.J
Montcrel-A. W. Blair, tRl
Napa-.J u. Scott, b.
! Eevada-E. T. Spence, (R 7. VI. Avery, IN }
F.. W Councilman, (R.) J. G.. Eastman, tDJ y. C.
! Miller. fD.)
Fiacef-L. G Smith, (D) W J. Harrison, %. }
r. MnndAy, ID J d. W. Hartman, tRD
rlumas-A WOood, (Dl
! Sacramento-N. Greene Curtis, (D) Joseph
: Powell. d. Amos Adams, D) Charles Crocker,
(K.)
san Dlrhardino-t'har:rS ". Percy, M =
/ San Diego-D- Il. kuTtz, (B.)
San francisco-S. :. Titon, R.EIohn W. Cherry,
| RI Avian Flanders, tRD q. T.. Title, III !
Robert Clark, RI Alexander Campbell, ri J. A.
Banks, H. o. !. Wiley, lR.l
San Joaquin-L. Il. Bradley, [D.l Thomas Las
peyre, tB.l
San Luis Ohispo-Jnhnson, IB.l
| San MateO--Jamcs q. Dphui>ion, ID.l
! Santa Barbara-I VI. COvarruhias, ID1
! Santa Clara-II. W. Briggs, RI J. IL. Morgan,
[R.l
Santa Cruz-charlCs Ford, tHl
| Shasts-JOhn White, ID.l
Sierra--J. Doughcrty, fO.l Thos Wright, ID, |
| SiskiyOu-F. SOrrCl, tH.l
Solano--D. Is. Holman, fB.l
SOnoma-William EO.s, in
Observation-Disclosures, ID.l
sut'cr-Z. Montgomery, mi
Triniiy-P. Walters, ID
Tnol"mne-G: W. PATRICK, IN NJ. V. Gillctt,
f, ID Flemming Amyx, rs L. j. Chandler, hi
Iolo-W. &. Wool. iB
Inba-Ilnyd Magrudcr, b. T.. Labor, RI j. IT,
Harrison, tB d. l.. IIaun, IC. II. Kungle, [B
Douglas, 80; Republican, 10; Brcckinridgc, % T.;
Bell aud Everett, l. Total Assembly men, 50.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

JEasotD mid to : very thin man, "Sir.
you ere like spin, but without the head
o. the point"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11
MOUNTAIN INFIRMARY.

MOUNTAIN INFIRMARY.
N. F. CLAYTON, H. d..
returning his most sincere thanks to the pullic
for the patronage which they have hilbert favor
rI him with, would most respectfully "ail their fur
theT attention To hs abuVr named INSTITUTION. IT,
has often, during the experience 81 III" l'aN year
felt the growing necessity Of home for the sick
where they could liz properly LuTsrd aud cared fr
befideS the unQursli"nAhr necessity OF patients he
Ing put upon proper anil careful reEim-D-on- ~
the rh0pt TeslrIte- -s~eRtAis ~ treating hseAsei
lie Would nov saw, he Is ready to accommodate both
the resident a. we'll A. the itine ant public. lie will
in addition 10 the Medical aud Surgical department.
he always in readiness to pay the most particular
attention to disesses II the EYE. AZ an Occulist
from his thorough aud long experience IN treating
Ophihamy. he has the most nAiirrinH hopes, In all
cases, Of rGrctinE \ cure.
That the Doctor has been very sucresSful In the
treatment Of Spinal Affection, seasra ~ the Liver
and spleen, Chronic IBIS, Of the I"W-ls Diseases
Of the Heart and Lungs whether aceuA- chronic.
parent to innumeralc suffering and IL yearly carry
ing hundreds 10 premature grave, and IL Commonly
known ~ Indigestion or Dyspepsia he prepumcs
the public are already aware. Also rhysie Al DeioF
miies, such A. Cross Eyes, Curved Spine BoV lera,
Weak Ankles, Club Feet, SIiG joints, etc a. we'll
Flesh Wounds, Fractures, DialocatIOns, Frost Rh-s
and ClceTs,-no matter u Of long standing will be
treated on ~cieniihc and long tested principles
IL 10 almost unnecessary TO add. that females will
receive the most careful aenton In ell diseases pe
euliar TO their the extensive patronage and
almost universal success Of the past year would ndi
cate that this matter Uas quite extensively knOWn.
The Institution 10 situated At the nOath Of Cedar
RAvine, on Man street. p1AcrTville.
my+ N, '. CLAYTON, ". n, PrcprirtoF
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
CLOTHING AND NOTIONS,
Battery street, Corner OF Clay ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
HANE now on hand in store, and are opening
OK recent arrivals. entire new stock ~
staple and Fancy Goods, Spring trade, consisting
House Furnishing Goods,
Standard Brown Drills, Shcctinys aud Shirtinss
4, -, 81, aud lO.l line Brown Shcctings
Blcachcd Shirtings. all widths, frum 81 to I;
Primary COlOrs, DunnchS,- Tacony aud other
Prints
american and Russian brown and blcachcd crash ;
White, blue, grry, and scarlet blankets;
Grey. blue, hitc. SCARLET and yellow hanncls
blue denims and hickory Stripes
tiluc and bleachcd drills and jeans;
Tickings from ~ inch to - inclI various brands
Apron checks 90. i.2 and Al;
Brown and blcachcd Canton tiannrls:
Corset jeans, lining and paper cambrics
Ingram. ply brussels aud tapestry carpets;
Wool and half wool linscya and plaids
:. Pilot, Eureka, Lawrence X Russcll's Dues
ncar, Boston and Extra Ravens Duck;
ratapscO and Farmers IS and 10 inch tw ills;
Cloths, Ca-imcrcS, dOcSkins and kcnturky leans
Seamless Bags, Cotton aud Linen Machine Irvine
Glcachcd and Brown Linen Table Dan,asks;
Blcachcd and Brown Union Table namaskS;
lO.i III and l2'+ Manchester Quilts;
White and colorrd Toilet Quilts
Einb used Table and Piano Covers;
Super Cloth Table and Piano Covers;
Bleachcd Linen Table Cloths;
brown Linen Table Cloths;
Linen TOwcling, ncycs and NAPKINS;
Scotch Diapers, Satin Damasks
Curtain Muslins and Lace Curtains;
Wnrstcd Danasks;
G4, 81, Io4 and li.4 br'n and hid Cot Shec,ingr
Window Shades and Hollands. all cOlors, etc.
White Goods.
Jaronct and French Mnslins;
Null and Check Muslin>
Naninsook and Cambria MusIns;
Driantes and Dnitics, etc;
Irish Linens, white and printed
EmbroideTirS, Laccs Trimmings, Ribbons etc
Linen Cambria llandLrrchrfS
Gents Linen CamiIrir Handkerchief:
Ladies' and GENTS l.. &. IIandkcrchiefs hemn,ed;
COlOTed border do do.
Linens, Lawns, Cambrcs, etc.
Cents Furnishing Goods.
/ Grey Flannel OYcrshiris
Dlue and Red Flannel do.
Hickory and On, ck Shirts,
I Linen Hnsom and Calico do
Cloths, CassimcrtS and Dneskins
Duck Pants and Ovcralls
Jumpers and Kentucky Jean Shirts, q
BLACK Silk ndkerciefs,
Silk Pocket Handkerchief
Silk Cndershrts and Drawers.
Dress Goods.
Black and Fancy eol0red Silks
Manchester and Pacific Drlaines
French and English DeIaincs,
Black and colored VrlvetR,
Cashmere Wool and Broche,
Plain all-wool DelAines,
French and English Merinos
French and English COburg%,
Black Alpacas and PaFanIa,tas,
Mohars and DelIaiscs,
| french Prints and Organizes,
Printed Lawns and JacOnets,
| Long and Square Shawls. etc, etc
And complete stock az YANKEE NOTIONS nj
OF which We oner nj the lowest market rates. bv In
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

GexESOsIrY consists not in the sum
given, bot in the manner and the occasion
IL its being bestowed.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

GeHsUUHD al opposition" al the pro-
Prisa0T Of watering machine said when
Q heasy shower Of rain came on.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

a HAH may very wou afford to have
Rng kaisu whon 8 wila . sweetheart i
So ~ = disiasuish them.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-11

1QUORA-A choice assortment Of CallSorrIa
H WlneS, Pine Brandles and general assoess,s',s
koreign aud Domestic Liquors. For aaIe 81
dse HUNT 4 CLiAcE, On he Plaza.