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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

FrOm the Democrat, 81. Cloud, Mimi
It you are, or have been troubled with the head
ache send for box, (Cephalie Piils,l that you
may have them In case Of an attack.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

z W DNLLLA9 AULlLNLl ~
u. Removed his Tailoring EBtahlishniant to No.
a Superior strest, up stairs, over Sherwood Oak
ey's Dry Goods Store.
lsrgs assortment Of FashiOnabls spsias eoo55
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

he deep ric1 oan of The prairies - culiFated VIZ
such wonderful facility that the farmers Of the Eastern
and Middle States are moving 70 Illinois IN great nun
bers. me area Of Illinois Is about equal 70 that Of N
gland, and the soil 6 70 rich that i win support twenty
millions 0f people.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11
TIE attention Of the enterprilg and industrious poE
ton Of the community Is directed 10 the following
statements and liberal Inducements offered them BY mi
ILGINOIs oENrRAI RArIRoAp eosIPANY.
LANnanF nITEnIa

which, IS they viii perceive, viii enable them, By
proper energy, perseverance, and industry, % provide
comfortable homes FOR themselves and families win
eompaEauRely speaklng, very AItle capllal
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-11

II. @. SPALDTHg, ESQ.
~ wish Tor some circulars or large show bills 70
bring your Cephalic Pills more particularly before
ny eustomera. uyOu have anything Of ths kind,
please send % me.
One Of ny eu1tomerss who is subject TO severe Sick
Hesdache, (usualy lasting two deyB,l was cured Of
an attack In one hour By your Pills, which 1 sent
her. Respectfully you're,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
atnaI anbtrtiseu1ents.
sHrRmF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of m ordeTyf Sale issned cut q
ID the CieTk's Once 81 the Hon. Dls5lent E0u =,
Of the Elc'enth Judicial District, 70 aso 1 ~.
10Th day Of NAV, a. ID. 1881, in favor OfJoesph W.
Doug and against Pacific Quartz Mining Com,
pany "a cOTpnratiOnl, A. Haas, ID. NewosueI shI
H. d. Mills or the sum Of twenty seven nunoLse
and thirty 25-lO0 dollars, with inteTest theLe
on nj the rate Of 2 per cent. per mouth from we
18th day Of May, A. u. 1851, together Win tns
sum Of foTtytwO 60 100 dollars costs OF SUIT, anu
Accruing costs, have levied upoa, aud VIII expose
To public sale at the Curt House door, In the city
Of PlaceTVille,
On the 18Th day Of June, A. D. 1851.
At 10 O'clock A. NJ, all the right title, interest
and claim Of the said Pacific Quartz Mining Com
pany, A. Haas, u. NrwbaneT aud u. y. Mihs, OF
10 aud to the following described property, HinY
and being In the cit! Of PluceTviIle, II DoTAoO
county, and State Of California, to VII Ihnt GER
tain quartz Lode known aa the Prcinc QuA1'L
/ Lode, brgInhing at a point OIL the uuuth sue u
llangtOwn Creek, near Stony Po ut. III sara Guy
running thence in a ROuthcry direction right nun
dtrd ynTds, less, to post which MAJ ~ thS
line between the Mary Land Quartz Companys ci1im
aud the said Pacific Quartz Lode also, my EardH
II land each side If ~aid l.ode AFRO MI the
shafts, cuts, sheds, quaTrIcA. drains AUD coHrhl-
rn"e> thercnnto belonging. Also, that certain
twenty stamp steam Quartz Mill, known rs tne
Pacific Mil. situated on the south side VI racine
street, together with the lot upon which tue same
stands. fronting said street about three hundrtu
feet, and extending buck about one huhhfeu "hu
fifty feet; with all aud singular, the trnrn'ht
houseS, blacksmith shop aud appurtenahceH A'o'
the lot the north side Of the said PacInc street.
with hOuscs and appuTtenances thereon, 70 VII ;
the lodging house Of tho Superintendent anu laDoI-
era Of said mill also, the railroad leading from
said mill southerly, around the hill, being about
thirteen hundred feet IN length. and the cars lie
longing thereto; also, the steam engine, boiler:
phnps aud hosting apparatus situated within sald
Lode, together with, all nnd singular. the tcne
mrnt>. Entertainments aud appurtrnnnceS thrTct"
/ belonging, or In any wise nppcrtainihy
" J. Di.NW ELL, Sheriff,
By @. W. CODDISG1oN, Cnder Sheriff.
| Shrrii's Office, Placcryillc, May ", 1861. nl2o
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

CERuuctTE-I. the undersigned. Governor Of
Hungary. do testify hereby that pT. l.. J. CI1pksy
has served during the contest for Hungarian liberty
Chief Surgeon IL the Hungarian army, with faith
fol perseverance,. Whereof have given this eeriia-
cate, Ani do recommend him to the sympathy, at
ienIon and protection OF all those who are capable
ofappreciAting patriotic selfsacrhcr and unlesvrved
misfortune. K0SSUTH LAJOS,
Governor Of Hungary.
t3 Washington City, Jan. 6, IL. mAr9 Din
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

The following Letter, which EN-.
phaiIcaliy speaks for Itself, was written BY the Dean
Of the Faculty ri the PhAdelphia College Of Medi-
cine to the edtoFa Of the Pacific Medical and SurH-
cal Journal, San francisco, for publication
pBiLA OTLPfiA, Jan II, 1853.
To tie Edifors Of the Fd'ffc 4edicdI amt Sur.
0irdl JoHrHH simultaneously attention hs been
called TO Articl. in the December number ~ your
journal In gard to the al eSRden degree granted
by the Philadelphia C"lleR. OF Medicine to DR.. l.. J
CEsrkAy. When the application for the degree vas
made I" the Faculty, ii was accompanied by SfidA-
vita and testimonials to the effect that Or CEHpkny
was regular graduate ". n. Of the University Of
peslh. hal served surgeon In the Hungarian army,
and WAS regular practitioner u medicine. IN the
strength Of these the degree was granted The I'D
eHndSm degree M Its name Implies, IL conferred OIL
EraduAtrs oniy. and gives no new privileges Had
there been the slightest suspicion Of lrrrgulArty. the
apple alton would have been refused. By inserting
this In your journal you will do act Of justice to
the College. and confer . favor
Yours very respectfully. II. RAND,
Dean Of the Faculty Of the Philadelphia College "
Medicine.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an execution to ~ &Iput1l1s
ID issued out Of the Court Of H. q MaNnalHHs A.
Justice If the Peace In and for the E04pft1 ~
Placervile, County Of II Dorado. state ofC4[lkf
MIA upon Judgment rendered IN the C.g91 -
Oates bis predecessor, on the 9th day ot j. E. 4 4
d. 1850, In favor Of MOlTis shawl iaa1 - Z
Francis Riley, for the aum Of sisty-eA1ff
dollars debt, and elk dollars per espta0@s ~
lO-lOO dollars cost Of suit, i have btlaN M
will expose for sale, at public austioni - y
est bidder, at the City Of Plaeefytllea 81
McIntiTe's Office, at the hour Of e'etecAs -
On the 4th day Of june ~, n =
All the right, title. interest and elaiH - -
named defendant, In and 70 the SbllSM ~. y
property. lying being and - t4o ~
Plsccrvilie, County and STATE hfll3[1|
That certain house aud lot lying ~ Co. e
In the rear Of the Dursey1 nlRSa
east By the property Of u. EyM1ias ~
the property 81 jos. Waite, ~ ~
town Greek, and on the poalA ~ NJ
d. 1851. ~ elmW.TNI
myll-tds MGA& ~ ND
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
ARCADE RESTAURANT,
Main street, Plaesrville, opposite Old Round Tent
II. sYMON5. PROPRIETOR.

- HENRY IL prepared .
to accommodate his old ~
frienls, and the public 40,
S. generally, in the p1litest AAAzzAe2
manner, and at the shortest notice, with every
COMFORT. and his Table will always be supplied with
the BEST OF FARE. Meals served up promptly
At all hours.
lie hopes, BY strict attention tn business and .
Bill Of Fare that cannot be excelled, to merit
share Of public patronage.
BALLS, PARTIES, etc furnished with Sup
per in superior style, at the shortest notice.
maE30-5m II. BIMONS, Proprietor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
fINIE- COMPREHENSIVE heFetOtnrs existing E.
GER, VOSBERG & Co, was dissolved. by mutual
consent. on the 29th ut. All parties having claims
against the late Arm. and persons indebted 10 them,
will please call and settle their accounts with SPEN.
GER VOSDERG LUDING HOUSE, who will hercAf-
ter conduct the business, nj the Old stand.
L.. SPENCER,
~ VOSBERG,
4. J. WILLIAMS.
Upper PlLcervillc, May II, 1851. Myll.4w
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
BRIDGE NOTICE.

BRIDGE NOTICE.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the undersigned
~ will apply tn the Honorable Board Of Super
vsurs of Fl dorado County, State Of CalifTniS, at
their regular meeting on the irst Monday In June
A. n. 1861, for renewal OF license to keep Toll
bridge across the Middle Fork of the American
River at FOTd's Bar.
POWELL & KIRBY.
Piacerville, April 18th, 1851. aprl3td
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01
AOttIs, RESTAURANTS, Etc.
THE CARY HOUSE.
Three-stOry TIreproof Hotel, Main g., Plseervnl

ThFse-stOry PreprcOf HOTEL Main st., PIseerviIie,
CULLEN LANDERS. ..rROPRIETORs.
hS.W. CULLEN, CuAs. .. LASDRRs.
/ all the improvements and conveniences which
modern bookkeeping has rendered essential,
the Cary House stands pre-emincnt. II II lighted
with EaS. and furnished In every department IN the
most approved style. II employs the best talent In
every department, and the table Ii always supplied
with the choicest Of everything to be had in the
market.
IL The Cary House Is the depot for every stage
line to and from the city, and IL kept open through
out the night. Inarl6.3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

SToP, MEN, and take something" at Blacks
Court House Exchange, Whenever you pass
that way. Though not kiVch to the habit Of
mbibiDg. ourselves; yet We have good author
ity for saying I'VE quote Professor BarIeycOrn)
that the proper time to "halt" aud take u
drop" is "after goose, or duck, or pork,
Irish stew. or any delicacy Of the season into
which onions may have seusoniugiy entered !;
invariably after salmon when there Is any
washing being done at home; when painters
are in the house; when q person feels faint.
aud doesn't know what is the matter with him
when friend turns up after an absence Of sew.
eral wears, or when you are parting with
friend whom you do not expect to see for sew.
eral years; when u person has the toothache;
when person has Inst at cards, or when per.
son has come into large property; when q
person has met with q misfortune, or made
tremendous bargain; when person has quar-.
relied; when reconciliation has taken place;
when person gees out between the acts Of \
hve.act trngPdy after coming of the jury Of n
corOners inquest when you are sitting IN for
your wife; aud, in fact, upon Ill suitable Occa-
Sions IT sadnesH or merIin,pnt, when person
feels rather low, or feels IN very high spirits"
Az ITISERAxT VExDOR Of "posiIive cure
for c"rna, "never-failing remedy for tooth.
ACHE" and superior den,riice for the masti.
Gators, has been exposing his merchandise to
wondering crowds ia eur city during the past
week. The gentleman has n glib tongue-can
talk ut the rate If forty knots Nm hour-and is
sure to make bi" way to fame and-Ertuue,
we hope. We shall charge him nothing for
this 6rst'rate notice, il he will only eradicate
single one u our pedal soul .toTmentors.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

Dr. l.. J. CEIPEU's MEpicAL ASH SURGICAL !Ssri-
TrrE IL OIL Sacramento street, below Montgomery.
opposite th- Pacific Mail steamship Company s
ONE. San PranciSco. The Doctor offers free CON
uultAtion aud asks remuneration unless he effects
. cure. Once hours, from . 4. y. to9 P.A.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-01

NEw SrAGE LISE.-The proptistors Of the
M"unijoy House advertise that they will send
passengers to SACRAMENTO, and various nlher
points. at GREATLY REDUCED RATEs, by the new
line II singes, which leaves their house every
morning, They also guarantee to send pas.
senRers through in "ne day to San Fruncisco-
accidents not interfering. THIS new line de.
serves patronage. aud will no doubt receive it.
DR J. A. LAwTER-a sterling friend Of ours,
aR"od Democrat. and very clever gentleman
has just returned home from tour If obser-
rution through the Northern and Western
States. We are PLEASED IN see him in the en-
jnyment Of robust health aud fine spirits.
ANOTHER LIBERTY pOLE.-A verv tall pole
was erected. 0B Thursday last, at Sugar Inaf
Sisti"n. on the Carson Road, in front Of Web.
sierra Hotel. The flag WAS run up to its rest
ing place BY lady. amid the hearty cheers Of
the by'stAuders. The tag measures ~ BY
yard.
nearly completed the erection II three new
dwelling h"UAeA-"ne on Cottage street, next
his Residence. aud the other two on Centre
street, E'r all 0f which he has secured tenants,
in advance Of completion.
8. HARRI>. on the Plaza. has just returned
from San Francisco with an immense stock VI
guOds which will be ready for inspection to-day.
CorNrr COrRr.-A called term of this Court
will commence on Monday next.
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DY xIHTUE -
" gsi! SSSs &: q 3 SstlE
UNITED sfETEs o. ~ u
CALIFORNIA. COUNTY ~
the District Court g -
tfirt.-W. N LEET, \. u 41I
BOYD, J. LEVIN AID y. q xlkM
~. II. L. house usd J. y. ukn4As4 ;
.nfA
, 1861-10-15

DAnNE sToWN, Md, Dckober3, 1851.
Several movements by regiments in detail
have tianspired within the past few days, and
it is the impression Of outslders that other
movements ara in contemplation. Every
thing connected with the government of Gen.
Banks and Gen. Stones command is conduct
cd with the utmost secrecy, and the most
anxious "searcheIs after knowledge" cannot
obtain any reliable intelligence In advance
This, o. course, is serious disappointment
to those who would diYulge contemplated
movements, regardless Of the welfare and in
te1est Of our county and its government.
serious and tragical affair occurred on
Monday night at the temporary encampment
Of the Filth Connecticut regiment. During
supper in the midst Of a terrible storm, an un-
principIed spt cu1ator emuggled hog5head Of
liquor into the lines, and before detected by
The t1ice1s enough Of his poisonous COM
pound had been dispensed to create the great
est disturbance, During the reign Of its in
auence 4n affray occurred, in which one clti-
zen Was Killed, two or three wounded, and
ttvera1 cattle and horses shot On the facts
| transpiring Gen Banks issued an order for al
the liquor within the limits of our pfckets to
be irdlEcriminately destroyed, and those found
selling it to be arrested.
Today an enterpriaing y individual named
Joseph Trail succeeded ID coucealing barrel
| in the woods, and supplied It to passing sol
| dlere, near Saithersb11g. Adjutant Stone ane
t Surgeon Dinion, OF the Ninteenth New York
| ferrcted out the fellow, arrested him anG
| turned him oyer to the care Of Provost Mar
khal Stone. His villainous beverage Was de
| ssroJed On the spot.
| General Williams, an officer in the Mexicsl
war, has been ordered to the command Of tn
Third B:igade.
, 1861-10-15
Toe large By Ten Thousand.

Toe Large b{ Zen 4Ao0*&u0A
4 eislatch from St. Louis says Secretary
Cameron reviewed the Eighth Wisconsin Re-
e:mcnt IN St. Louis, snd made them speech.
lie Is said to have scemplime ented the men On
their tol6ler.Eke appearance, anu the gallant
Little S.ate Of Wisconsin, which already has
.ty.rtee. thousand men in the field, for tie
suppe1t Of the Constitution and the liberties
of the people"
There is 2 sma!1 mistake Of ten thousand
mcn IN the number Of soldiers IL the field
credited to Wisconsin. The Eighth is the
list regiment Wisconsin has sent forth to the
tented field. The First Was three months
zen, End returned home in August. The
Colo,.el is slowly red1ing its ranks. TEis
le&yts eeven regiments which that State has
cw in the field. There are several regiments
in the ceutc cf formation in the State, but
they esnaot be properly counted as in the
fe1d. Illinois, With little more than double
tie popr,at:on Of Wisconsin, has seat siz times
as many soldiers into the field, She has nov
up1nds Of forty Thousand mer who hays
marched to the various seats ofwar and scenei
ef ac:ioI-
, 1861-10-15
Latent from the KanAWha and Cen.
Ko3ecrAnBs Ulv1sfon.

Mr. Frank Pierce arrived here last night,
on the steamer Leonora, direct from General
Rcsectans' headquarters. When he 1etG
Gauley, 12 n, Saturday last, Gen. Rosecrans
was encamped slx miles distant from that
point, having fallen back from the summit
Of SeWeu Mountain. It appears that nei-
ther army had transportation to get the nee
during the same night, for comfort and better
protection. The enemy were encamped TWEEN
1y-six miles from Rosecrans. Lee is reported
in the command Of the enemy. Our inform
ant Gid. not learn their strength. When Mr.
Pierce csMe down he met eight hundred Wag-
Chs on the road between Gsuley and CHARLES
ton with supplies. Our sick were being sent
to Charleston, Virginia, and Ga!hpohs, OHIO,
as speedily as possible. The Leonora LEFT
twenty invalid soldiers at these points;
The Twelfth Ohio and First Kentucky reg1-
mcnts are at GauIey. Piatt's Zouaye5, on sat-
urday, moved from Camp Putt to Charleston.
Two companies Of the Seventh Ohio also
moved from Camp Gau1ey to Charleston the
sane day.
The guerilla parties, recently infesting the
KanaTha at Red House Shoals, who fired iHto
the steamer Izetts, on Fridiy last-had been
| dispersed by an armed force sent after the reb
| sl Hounds By Col. Guthrie, Of the LIST Ken
| tuc6y Regiment. The Leonofa left the steam
ers !: c. Baker and Victor No 9 at Gaqle,
Landing. Passed Ohio No. 2 above Charles
ton. Net the Fitzhugh and Izetta, lashed to
gether, ascending the Kanawha, below Re,
| House-the point where the latter Was recent
| II attacked. Dir. Pierce Gays a]l is quiet aloul
the KanaWha- The rlyer was falling, with tel
feet in the channel. Among the passenger
| By the Leonora, ne find Capt- Stewart, Of th
| Indispa Cavalry, and Capt Clements, OF tn
121h Ohio, Ad-de-camp to Gen. Rosectans.
, 1861-10-15
FROM QUINCY


Es5esial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal =.
+. QufscY, October n 1851
Natter are 30 quiet and cate ut S. Joseph,
that Eoue $50 troops. Of Col B. F. Smiths
regiment came from there, to-day, On fur
Tough, to 1iAit their mothers, sisters, snd
sweethezrtsr Some Others went hons onSst-
utday. This argues well as to the safety Of
The country IN that direction.
Gen. Lane, who was at L-aven1orth on the
8'b, was at Kansas City again on Saturday
with Gen. sturgiss.
The Lumber Of persons drowned at the
P1atte River, on Friday afternoon, was six;
FIVE children and one woman. They were Ill
connected With Col, Cookies regnlars. The
c1cssi.s wzs effected il fist bcsts, and is not
considered by passengers as being q 4ery safe
undertaking, the stream sefng greatly snel1ed
BY the 1ateraint. It causee,a detention Of from
one to txo houra. E.:sss1
Col e1o=er, whose headqn tkxtsEhue, is
Oft again 0. a. vlait to his fsfsuds IN
Missouri. with most Of his force.
Col. Moore, late In command of a regiment
at Cautony No., went down to St Louis, TO-
day, an4he steamer, and it is ru,nored was III.
der ar1ekt. The nature Of the ckazgs against
lin has not t1anspired.
, 1861-10-15
FROM THE WEST,
.9escs Of Lane and statrgis.
HARD AFTER PRICE.

VIC lave 3 patch OF letters from hansss, OF
a1 softs OF oates, referring ITO all Sorts Of
esenls. From them we compile the following,
"n'eh Is new:
eene1als Laae ana ssarsls, the latter IN COM
nhno, ieit hansss City On Friday last, by Or
Ger OF ten sigel, with about six thousand
neo, Tor tHe southeast, with the Intention, II
possible, Of maktnga junction with stgel at or
near the crossing Of the Usage, for the pur-
pose OF cutting of Price The rebel 1esder
vas supposed TO be IN the southeast corner Of
Bates county-(Bates county aajoins Kansas
snd the particular locality In which Pslea WAS
beard trcm, Is probably si1ty@f1re miles from
hacsas CSsy,)-unquestionably cn the read to
tc1: Scott, just oyer the Kansas border. If
the accounts OF his whereabouts on Wednes-
Gay lsst are ccffect' ne has 1"o days IN LIME,
arc e'AlS ooo LILIES III ois'snce, Inc stsre u
, 1861-10-15
Meeting Of Grain Dealers At tho Pro
dUce E1chAbgo. -

Meeting Of Grain DeolefH NJ tho Ffe-
dWce R1chAbEe. -
a meeting Of grain dealers was held yeater-
6ay, after business hou1f, at the Produce Ex-
change.
Francis P. ssge was appointed Chairman,
and T. Banks Secretary. -
The Chairman stated that the meeting had
been called for the purpose OF finally settling
the cemurrege question between the sellers Of
grain and the transportation men. Three days
Rave usually been allowed to remove the
R1ain after the arrival Of the boat, a1ter which
t1 enty. five dollars per day had been charged.
Three DAYS had been found too shorta time,
each additional day. The buyers think the in
,proyements which have recently been: made
in the size Of the canal bosts enhtle them to
much more time.
The next Qu< etion was the liability for de-
teptIou Ct the boats After the proper time for
discharge In their Insurance. policy proVlIlon
is made, and five days are allowed for them q
discharge. And It was also desirable to settle
| uho is responsible for damage done to boa'
after the proper time TOT dlschaTge ,>o
| tion after the grain has been examined and TIL
! boat eent alongside the ship. From the lengl
Of time which occasionally elapBes before |
boat il discharged, after It Is sent alongssd
the chip. great loes is often caused.
Mr Lawrence moved that committee
two be appointed to Represent all the interest
and report ut the next meeting
| The Chairman then appointed the to4o
and John 8. Williams; buyers u Aing
ford snd B. stntzer; receivers, ] =: heIr1c
ard E 8, Brown; forWarders, NJ n Gale
J and High Allen.
: l. The meeting then adjourned until Fzids
ne1t, at l o'clock--N 7. Herald, liza.