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Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-08-07

THE NORTH-CAROL1NA STANDARD
TINE STANDARD IS NOW THE ONLY CONsEh'
i vATIvE political paper in Raleigh. II will vGI q,
ous support the present righteous the part Of ny
people Of the South in defence Of their rights but II WIZ
insist oil times Just and honest administrator
State affairs 1t will boldly expose all attempts to max ss
mere party paramount to the public good and it VIII s
expose and resist every tendency towards the Nv
of power in the hands Of the few at the expense OF wv
many. p w.. - -. LII
Ass NEWSPAPER. no other journal in the State :nn
excel it, It will contain all the latest news, and esPec'
the war news.
TERMS:
Semi-weekly Standard per annum. q 90 in advances
Weekly, = 'ts" $500 Yss zoe
The WEEKLY viii be sent in Cabs at the feos sg:
rate per annum: Six Copies for $lo Ten Copies ' ''
and 30 on in proportion. - oYnEN.
stN,, ~ 80 a.
CLASSICAL AND MILITARY SCHOOL,
~ & Scotland NECK, HaLIIAx Co, N. G.
y sos + .v vEsABI 4 H.. h,srses~.
EFUyHE NEXT SES NON OF TWENTY WEEKS
j open on the 18th of JULY. 1851. ..
Fnr further particulars spply for Circular svst
! July 2. 1861. -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-08-07

Ao enS anu DOL one Will ttlrn OdCK VINO
can 60 forward until it is ended, or they are COM
pletely annihilated.
e, After the gallant 9th had retired with but frag-
ment, Col Barlow, by Gen. Beauregards order,
brought up the 7th Georgia, excaiming in reply to
Col Gartrell Of the 7th, who asked him where they
should go" Give me your flag, and will tell you"
Leading them to their stand amid terrific fire.
ne posted the regiment fronting the enemy, and ex-
claimed in those eloquent tones so full Of high feel
ing that his friends ever expected from him" Gen.
Beauregard says you must hold this position, and,
Georgians, appeal to you to hold it,"
= Regardless of life, calamity riding amid the hot
test lire, cheering the men, inspiring them with his
tervent courage, be was shot in the heart and fell
from his horse. They picked him up. With both
hands casped over his breast he raised his head and
with God.ike effort, his eve clitterng in its last
CLEAN with blazing light he said, with last he
roic flash Of his lofty spirit "They have killed nie,
but, boys, NEVER give up the field emphasizing
the "never in his peculiar and stirring manner.
that all who know him will so feelngly recall.
Thus persisted as noble q soul as ever breatbed -
he will long live in remembrance. He met the fate
he most wished-the martyred patriots grave. He
was pure patriot an able statesman, a brilliant
lawyer chivalrc soldier, spotless gentleman
mperious scorn of ttleness was one of his lead
ing characteristics His lofty patriotism will con.
slgn ls name 70 an immortal page in his country's
ne sBiAek sAepublicaM Press nm .fhe Rattle If
- Manassas. *s}.S' :. :. - =
The few Northern papers says the Richmond Ms.
gstch that come into hands show tint With al,
tneir ingenuity and mendacity, they cannot disguise
tne osss!rous reverse OF their arms The New Yorl,
srGsG 70 sau 70 nave reported aloss of 90 600 iii.
ed and the utter disqualification Of the
~. Es -
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1861-08-07

THREE CHEERS FOR MARYLAND Maryland had a
regiment in the battle at Manassas The Richmond
Dispatch says:
"The Maryland Regiment, in company with the
morning-32 miles-and arrived at the scene of the
battle very much fatigued. Upon their arrival at
the Junction. at IL o'clock, they threw aside their
knapsacks and marched double quick to the scene
Of action, where they were exposed to heavy fire.
TheWere at once drawn up in line of battle to re-
pei an attempt to turn General Johnston's left wing
This they did most calamity by several well directed
voflsys and q charge. The result is known. The
enemy retreated IN confusion, throwing away every
thing which might impede their fight. Undoubt-
eddy the timely arrival and noble conduct of the
Maryland Regi9ieIt contributed materially to the
successful issue 4ethe battle"
Where is Kentucky? $50 -, -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

Rich JoKE.-One Of the best jokes oil
the season ID the following: The Clarion
pa Democrat published the subjoined
extract from President Lincoln's TnauCu.
rel, without, however, giving it the proper
credit:
Suppose you 60 N war. you cannot hghr
always, aud when, after much LosS on both side,
and no QdiH on either, yoN cease fighting. The
Identical questions. As 70 terms Of intercourse
are again upon yOu."
The week following the Republican pa
per Of Clarion came out IN an editorial
and denounced the paragraph as treason
able and as in strict accordance With the
teachings Of the New York Day Book !
The Pennsylvania editor, so far as malig
nifty and stupidity are concerned, has moi
the least advantage Ofhis California bretE.
rem. Lot those who hold the purse strings
and distribute patronage but intimate that
they desire peace, and the whole yelping
pack in California, who now arc so clam.
orOus for war, will be still more clamor.
ousfor peace--peace at any price, so it gives
them position and, what il far more desi.
rable in their cyes-dimes. These immnc.
ulats and fearless patriots, who insist that
the war shall be vigorously prosecuted,
are excessively careful not to respond to
the call Of the Government for volunteers,
thus exposing their hypocrisy or sonc.
thing more disgraccful.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

SICK or IT Many Of the volunteers on
the Potomac are diScu with soldering,
and are trying t" get out Of it by plead
ing that they are minors. So numerou,
have the discharges been under this plea
that the Secretary of War has been com
PEELED. says the Washington correspond
ent Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, to issue
an order against it. Some Of the best
men in the ranks, says the same Repnbli
can authority, arc now pleading minority
This order of the Secretary became ALSO
lutely necessary to retain n large numbe,
Of fine soldiers. Grumblers and men i'm
ploring to be discharged seldom make
:" fine soldiers" They arc not anxious
to get into fight, nor willing to pro
tract it when in it. If the chances are the
least dubious, and they can retreat in
safety without being detected.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
senator Dou9Ias On Par,yism.

II is sickening to hear the Republicans
and some ofthe pretended friends Of Doug.
las declare that II he were living he would
be . ATIn supporter Of the Administration
that he would renonnce his Democratic
sentiments, forget his party ties, and
adopt those Of the Republican party. -
Those who really venerate his memory
aud believe in the sincerity Of his repeat
eddy and emphatically expressed profess
ions Of attachment to Democratic princi
pies, would do well to see to it that his
reputation is not damaged by champions
as selfish and intcmRerate rs they are
thoughtess and inprudent Let these
SlandercrS Of the dead remember that in
every contest with Republicanism, Doug.
las was in the van, zcAlOusly, powerfully,
successfully arrcSting its progress, and
hurting defiance at its leaders, and that
President Lincoln was selected by it to
crush him. The Chicago Times, one of
the ablest Democratic papers in the West,
and the home organ of Douglas in the
Presidential contest, expressed the follow.
ing just views on the subject. 1t says:
The No Party men use the language Of
Stephen A. Douglas to prove that be favored
the dissolution ~ the Democracy. As these
men are Republicans, this is not the first time
IL ohnaa He..s eA.o III Al.
great Western statesman in terms Of apprOba-
tim, aud, rs might be expected, they do not
quite him fairly.
douglas never assumed that man must
cease Ia be Democrat to be u patriot. lie
never advised his party alone, but the whole
people, Io drop mere partisan politics, and 10
devote their energies to the war. Ills follow
ers tried the experiment sufficiently TO find that
the Republican leaders were not sincere in IL,
aud that With them mo party meant mo Dem
ocrR.ic party
"If Mr.. Douglas had lived To witness the
events II the last sixty days, he would have
seen how futile is the effort IN induce large
portion of the Republicans IN abandon their ex-
IRENE dOgmns fur n position Of conservative
support IT the Union. lie would never have
consented IL the attack upon the sub.treasury
tn the fOding If the country with mass Of
irredeemable paper-tO the unjust imposition
oftaxcs On the Western States tn the nactOD
Of the navy and the disorganiZatinn If the mr.
my. He would not have kept silent when IN.
efficiency aud corruption assailed the Govern
meni, aud would never have acquesccd IN the
ins0lent demand IT some Ut the Republicans
that Democrats should make the abandonment
Oi their principles a test Of patriotism. What
he said was In the voice If hope. lie did mt
live to discover the insinccriy Of the opposition
LEADERSHIP behold the government dominated
k,,N - Las .sa,p
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

RIDE " NOT REBELLIoUS.- The Chicago
Post, a very decided war paper, in no
ticing the subject of " REASONABLE" news.
papers, makes the very pertinent inquiry,
why no Grand Jury Of the remarkable
loyal city Of Boston, the hot bed of Re.
pUblicanism, has taken official notice of n
newspaper called the LiberGtOr, which.
ever since the commencement Of the war,
has kept displayed at the head Of its col.
umns, the traitOrous and Infamous senti-
meUt, (sO Uncivil to the President and
Cabinet, tOO,) "TAs Consultation of the
United States 10 league With hell and a
covenant With the devil" The Libsr0tOr
Is not suppressed for the reason that It is
an Influential organ Of the ultra wing Of
the Republican party.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

SLAVERY MusT DE ABOLISHED. The fol
lowing, which we extract from the Har.
risbMrg Telegraph, the official organ oil
tho Secretary Of War, will have the more
significance when it is known that Gen.
eral Cameron was home at the time the
paper was issued, and must Therefore have
been cognizant Of what his creature,
Bergner, was going to publish. He may
have been consulted or dictated the article.
The publisher is the Postmaster of liar.
risburg, and as he is shrewd politician,
would not give uttcranCe to sentiments
his party would repudinte. He says:
"lfwe intend to be free, the sOoner uego 10 .OorE
TO operEhroW and bdniah the iastituti0n NJ sldve.
~, the longer our freedom will last and the
nObler it will becOme."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

PREDICTION VERIFIED.-.Henry Clay
thoroughly Understood the objects of the
Abolition party and predicted the result
Of its success. In September, ls4S, he
wrote as follows to the Rev. Walter Col
ton:
"They the Abolitionists would see the Ad-
ministrati"n Of the Government precipitate the
nation intO absolute ruin before they would
lend helping hand to arrest it's career. =
Show that the agitation of the question
In the free States, will first destroy all harmo.
ny, and finally lead to disunion perpetual war
--the DISCRIMINATING Of the African race-ulti-
mate military despOtism."
The Republican-Abolition party is in
powtr,-.all harmony is destroyed, "a
number Of States have Withdrawn from
the Union, and military despotisn"
bidS fair to end the catalogue Of evils,
brought upon,the country by the triumph
OF sectionalism and Eanaticism.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
WTn WHOM THE RESPONSIBILITY Rests

WIrH WHOM THE RESPONSIBILITY Rests.
1T is constantly asserted by the syco.
plants aud hirelingS Of the Republican
party, the mcancst and most brazen OF
which is the Sacramento Union, that the
Southern members Of Congress arc re-
sponsiblc for the non.ndjustment Of our
present national difficulties The Islander
has been so boldly and Systematically it
Grated, that it has deceived number Of
persons who have not had time to invcs-
tiga,e the matter and who take it for
/ granted that newspapers claiming respcc-
liability would not deliberately manulac-
ture falSehood. Some Of them may do
so through ignorance the balance are
knaves who know better. No man in the
nation knew better than Stephen A. Doug,
las. where the responsibility of our pres.
ent unhappy difficulties rested. In his
speech made on the Sd Of January, 1861,
in the United States Senate, he said, in
speaking Of his Compromise 10 save the
Union, which the Republicans rejected
~ believe this tn be fair basis Of nmicable
Ndjuatment. II ym Of the Republican side are
not willing In accept this. nnr the proposition
If the Senator from Kentucky. Mr.. Criltenden,
pray tell us what you are willing to do? I nd,
dress the inquiry to the Republicans alone, for
the reason that in the Committee Of Thirteen
few days ago. every member from the South
includingth oHe from the Cotton States, MpSsrs
Tooubs and Davis, expressed their readiness
to accept the proposition Of INV venerable FRIEND
from Kentucky. Mr.. Crittenden1 AS A FINAL
SETTLEMENT of the controversy, IL rendered
and sustained bv the Republican members
Hence, the sole responsibiiiky Of our disagree
ment, and tho only difficulty in the war II OIL
Amicnhle settlement is with the Republican
party"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
Nsu ADVERTISEMENTS CO.pay.
ApMINIsTRAToR's SALE.

AOAA0AG41 m IN . 0AA6s
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of EfIhrado.
- Notice 10 hereby giwens that the undsTsignsd,
Public AdministTstoT and Administrator OF the
Estate Of KENYON INJURY, decreased, will,
pursuant 70 an order Of the Hon. Probate Court In
and for Ssid county, OfeT for sale, at public aue
ton,
On Saturday, 9Th day Of October, 1851,
At the hour Of . O'Clock, ?. Of said day, ct the
premises on Sacramento street, near Dr.. Hays'
resdsRcs I1aeeIyilles In Oaid eOuniy all the right,
title and Interest Of said deceased in and 70 the
following described real property, lying and being
In the county and State Aforesaid and more paTtic-
ulaTly described ~ follows, to wit:
One small frame house and lot situated on Sac.
FamsntO street, near the residences Of smith and
DIR. Hays, In the City Of PIaeeTville.
TEnHs-Cash.
MOSES TEBBs, Pebble AduinistratOF,
aud AdnainistTatOr Of Sald Estate.
September 9Th, 1851. SI4-tS
POStponements-The above sale 10 hereby
postponed until O'clock, 2. ~, Of
Saturday, October 18th, A. D. 1851,
when IL win be had 80 abSfs set forth.
u. TEBlBS. Public Adm'T,
and Adm'F Of said Estate.
PIaeeEviIle, October Ssh, 1851.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

FACTS TO BE REMEMBERED hope
our Democratic friends will ever bear in
mind that the Republican members Of
Congress, last winter, voted down or re.
fused to accept the Crittenden Compro-
mise; the Border States Compromise !;
Douglas Compromise; Biglcr's PROPOSE.
ton TO submit the Crittenden Compro-
mise to vote Of the people, and Adams
Compromise, the adoption Of either Of
which would have prevented hostilities
aud restored harmony. The Republicans
voted against all because they were not
in conformity with the creed enunCiated
in the Chicago Platform, which they re.
CHrded az "sGcred and Oorth .ftty
Unions"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

WHENi--The question is frequently
asked, when will this terrible war end
It is safe to predict it will not end while a
horde Of Republican politicians, bankrupt
in name and fortune, can make and are ma
king their thousands u day out of it,
Dismiss the greedy spectators from ser.
vice, and the war fever will soon abate,
and all parties will consent to speedy
and honorable adjustment.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

IT is reported that the Administration
has turned every man suspected of being
secessioniSt, out Of Office at Washing.
ton, and in every single instance filled the
place with an AbolitiOnist of the most ex-
treme character. The Abolitionists were
tho first to nulli(y law Of Congress and
violate the Constitution, and yet they are
selected to Gil honorable and lucrative
positions by an Administration that pro-
fesses to be the guardian Of the laws and
the Constitution
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

INcAEDIBLE-A Chicago lady, not long
since, while sitting in chair, broke her
thigh in q At Of coughing, and in two
dSysvsitsr, In another fit Of the same kind,
broke her neck The Chicago Journal
vOuches for the entire truth Of this singu.
Ter story.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
DARKNESS!
EARL OSMOND'S DREAM!
PLACER HOTEL,
MAIN STREET, ......PLACERvILLE.
wUNsCH & SUPP. ..PRoPR1EToRs.

'TNIlE undersigned having lyAsed the Placer Hotel
i respectfully solicit "A Continuance OF the IbeT q l
patronage heretofore extended 10 II, and assure lite
former patrons and the public generally that ef-
fort shall he tpared on their part to promote the
comfort Of all who may favor them With their pa
trOnaEe.
THE PLACER HOTEL, situated In tire very heart
Of the business portion OF Placerville, Oilers sure
rior inducements to reside Is and the trAVeng pub
lie The TABLE will always be supplied viii the
best winds TO be had In the market. and the Lodg
ing department will be- clean and onfvrtable-
pcr Prices in accordance with the times
Ar WCNSCH 1 SUPP.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

WsAETuV VoGUWsazRA-Thrse vOlun.
tsoFs recruited IN che county Of TuOlumns,
and musteTed into service at Stockton, are
worth. collectively. ever $4,000. They
0atsr The ssFvics a. privateS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

The undersigned hav ing nov rerma nently located
In this city, thankful for past patronage, ell euaGA-
vor by prnmptness to merit u continuance.
MIR. JOHN j. CULLEN will continue to
attend to the JEWELKY DEPARTMENT.
JOS. W. SEELEY.
Placervilic. October 18th, 1S6l--lm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
Ell DORADO COUNTY WARRANTS


P1aeeTVille, Oct. l2th, 1861.
4 IL PERSONS holding said Warrants. regis
N tered upon the General County Fund, Of the
cent the same for payment. at the County TTeas
uTrTs Once, on Monday, Oct lilh, 1851, or within
sixty days from that date, or the money will b.
applied TO the payment Of Warrants neat In order
OF registry. IN accordance with an Act Of the hey
isiatuTr approved March 3lst. 1857 The interest
will be stopped on said Warrants after that date.
J. l.. PERKINS.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

- An Ana esAaK, AcKsAR Bvcn.
49, "A dAashlsE. played % good houses
b. 60 Ins - wssk TAay.ars making
assasss y make . tsip y he noun.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
County Treasurer Of u Dorado Co, ca

Also, the following Warrants on the wAgOa Road
Fund
I2lS April eth, 1889. I35 July 18th. 1852
lao July xSd,
Aso, the following Warrants on the Hps pitAl FUND:
227 July I'D, 1884. az August 9Th, 1851.
.s29 9Th
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
October 9Th lsC

FINlIE Copartnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF SEELEY 4 CULLEN Is this day dis-
solved by limitation. JOS. ". SHELLEY,
JOHN J. CULLEN.
N.lnl,,.r h,h lAEl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

QUAIL ere abundant in Napa county,
and are selling at from seventy.6vc cents
70 one dollar per dozen.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12


Al the County Hospital, IN this city, on the 9Th
inst., Of paralysis, DAVID KAyANAuGH
In THE city, on the 9Th met, Mr.. CHARLss A.
Ro1ISSoH, formerly Of ROchsStsr, N. T., In his
SetA year.
10 this city. on the 9Th inst, the Infant Son Of
0a0A0H and EMMA CoNoDoN.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

GENTLE1GEN'G CLOTHING
YOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
E@braeiOs al the NOVELTIES 10 the marhst ;
and aFu@ extra large 70 extra email siseO. TA0tS
OtOek g present. smbFaees
Black Cloth Erook Goats, 81 al kisds,
Cashmere and 0atfn0G Business Goats,
Super Plain and Fancy Cashmere PAntsI
Plain and Fancy Eattnet Pants;
OverOOats and R0o1ang Jackets. assorted
QuAlitiesi
DAVIS = JONES' 0H1RTS;
Super Gray Flannel OvorahiFts,
Gray and white 1oT1no Undershirtss
Check end Hickory 8hiFtss
Calico. 0ingham and 1Gsrrimaok Shirts ;
Country-Knit WOODEN Socks:
Ovsralls and Jump0rss
Blu0. Gray. White and bed Blankets,
0oodyOAr's White and Black Rubber
Coats. LsgEins and Pants,.
Cashmere and Wool 8ats, in vaT.styj
B11xH1T'D B11T BOOTS.
KINGS BEST D00Tss
0oDTRDY'e BEST BOOTS,
Oxford Ylsus Ladies' Shoes, Slippers. stc.
Trunks. ValiSss and Carpet Bags, etc,
e. We ear aasEa - OeSrsAsaa DEEDS q vERY
Low PRICEe, ard ah Wo ask % puEoAADsn + .
cell a1a satisfy Themselves, Is the - On A0unA
TeRs." We Win al.ays take plsasuFs in exhibit
log eur 0osAs, WhssAsF passiss purchase q -.
AlwayS q AasA, Aas assossssss Il
COLTS us TOLSj
GOLD DUST PUR0HAs1DI
?. sIIn1AMARH,.. ...........loAAo DAHHAR.
PiAesrvillss Sept .. 1854. S0-sA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
sHER1FF's SALE.

10y virtue Of an exee ution iSsUed ont Of the
ID CleFk's once Of q . HoH. District Court Of
the Eleventh Judicial District, In and fDT II Do
RADIO County, on q Judgment rendered 90 the 3lst
day Of May, a. D. 1851. an Ca,OT Of A. {. HENRY
aud against MATHEW BURLAND and n. z.
CLAUDE, for the cum Of nineteen hundred and
hny -One and e'-lOO dOlars. With interest thsTeon
at the rate Of two per cent. PER mOnIh, fFVm the
2lst day Of May. a. D. 1871, leSs the cum Of e.
1861, together With the sum Of ejoS % 100 dOlaFS
costs Of suit, and Aeeruing enstS haze levied up
on. and ill eAposs IL tlublie SAls- ~ The tSaGt
House door In the City Of i1AesCIlIe,
On the 7th Day OF October, A. D. 1881,
A. 10 O'Clock. a. n, ell the right. titls, interest
and claim Of the said Math~W BOTIsBd and u. Z.
Claude Of in and To the follow ing dsseFbvd prop
eTty, lying and bring IN Diamond kpTings Town
chip, County Of EIdVTadO aud state Of California,
to Wit:
rhst CsrtaIn property kno~a q A." BotIasd's
Slaughter House and Cor raj, situated tmasediaIs
" south u the town Of Diamond Syringe. bounded
40 folIOWs: On the north by .Ilman Alley, % the
ess! by d: property Of Gardner stsFT'i,. on the
south ~ the prupeTty OF 4. l.. Ashley, and on the
vest By the OiliEsa lot. cont AiRing about four
AeTeS 1t land, together Nth the baTs. slaughter
hOuAs, corral. and all other ImpFoveins ntS theresa.
". J. BCRWELL. Sherid,
by ERED RAkBR. Deputy shpEIH.
SHERIFF. OGee. PlaceTUllls, Sept. 18th, 1851.
POOGpOnenenO.-The above saIs 10 hereby
postponed unit! ~ O'clock. a. H., u
Monday. October 9eth. A. D. 1891.
" J. BCRwELL. shrr6,
Hy fHEo BAKGA, DrpMty Aheri6.
SheTid's Once, Oct. 9Th, ls6I.-ts.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
BIRTH.S
DEATHS.

AZ Dlamond Syringe, On the 9th last, the wife
Of n. LBvS Of . daughter.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12

- iAseisl EhtssPris'
Ss iaksa b WaiAOs
asklag parpOssA Be-.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-12
MARRIAGES.

AZ Fl Dorado. on the 10th Inst, BY Rev. Father
LaEgan Of thiS city, Mr.. JOIN THEIsRE and NiSs
EHILV RuBApAUx. both OF II Dorado.