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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

NEW PAPER.-We are gratifled to state
that the Republicans have made arrange.
ments for the establishment Of an organ
in this city. The amount necessary
twenty-five hundred dOllars-.has been
subscribed, the contributors being Leland
Stanford, ivO hundred; State Central
Committee, one thousand; Federal OH.
GERS, one thousand. A Republican friend
assures Us if moro be needed it can be
had BY applying for it. We hope our
Republican friends will not Do offended il
We suggest that, in the distribution Of the
money contributed to carry this county,
the whole Of it be not given to . few
leaders.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29
Written NJ IL Sssatala Dssssrat.


The future historian in boxing Ovstt the
musty record Of the past, Is rePOrtt1 in
the newspapers Of the present day, aust
record the present highlysAdneated, rlvil-
lid ana enlightened AmericaD people,
as the most bafbarOus, savage, brutalized
and benighted of any Of the nations Of
mankind, that ever Inhabited the Garth,
or disgraced the image of their Creator.
All the GOdlike attributes With which the
white man Is endowed. hate bcch ban.
ished from the land, and nothing appears
to remain but the fierce, destroying. btuta!
instinct, which can only be satiated by
wading In blood and reveling In destruc.
ton Of life and property, or dancing In
iendlsh delight by the light Of burning
cities and sniouIdcring ruins Of peaceful
and industrious homes.
A nation the most entcrprising, pros.
porous, enlightened, powerful and happy
il now to DO utterly destroyed, and mans
capacity for SelEgovernment forever set
tied, and in the name Of all that is good,
in the name Of reason, justice and right
what Is ell this terrible destruction for
Eternal truth will record the fact as a
warning to future generations in oil COM
ing time, that the American Republic was
destroyed to crafty bcSotted attempt Of
fanaticiSm to reverse the Eternal law Of
the Almighty, by making equal and the
same, what He in Ills infinite wisdom and
goodness has seen fit to make distinct and
separate. All attempts at reversing Gods
eternal DEGREES must fail and this nation
must now be destroyed, because ignorance
and fanatIcisin cannot make lrhite man
out Of a negro. This is the only thing
which dislurbS the peace Of the people,
and for which their property, their coun.
try and theii lives are to be destroy cd.
Surely madness rules the hour.
COMMON SENSE.
HERMITAGE, June II, 1861.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

S,TATE OF CAIIFoRNIA. C,,unty ~ ~ m.
: TAh1.-NoIIse is hereby given. TAFT the under.
'iEned. Public Ad"iriS TAi"r, ard Adn'niHT,nt
Of the EsIAfe Of WILLIAM r. CRY. dse-as-d,
viii, PuTSuant to order ~ the Honorable Probate
Court. in and for sAld County, Offer for sAie, =;
pnbhe suction,
On Monday. 22d day OF July. A, D 1871.
A. the hour of !! o'clock. NJ. Of sad d,y. at the
premIseS rear Dune ,h's Store, B!g anon, " tAId
county, all the night, tI'c Ard interval nf sAd de-
eeA'ed. in and 20 the folipRinX deseIihed real prn
psftN. lying and h+IuH IN the County ard eiI,s
AfoTeSaid. and more particularly desenhsd ~ fy.
l4H to - .ts-A EAHeh,-e7u'stuirH 80 aerrS n
laid, having thereon q cabin. cu' buildings ar! 81
acres under fence, lAteiy Ocsupiedhy Ihon,S Mar.
Ta'. situated on Ihg CAN.'h, Aisput mile r. N
DuteAn'S store A!>o. 10 AeTes al Land, SIiuA..d
IIeRediAtely north 1fth- A'-tr described ~, ni,e,
having board use, sP'ihE housr Ard o:h"r vi:
huIt!.ngS. ard 20 acres enclosed bt aSnhstla,Al
rail 'enee ard ~TliITngAt'd. with nAtnrai.p ins'.
and Utn heated and suitable for = good st1k
TAnoh Alec. oue Undivided tn':h irlCrcst in 4
mining claim 'I:uiiei nn Negro IIill. knnn A,tht
claim III" BoNd Go. " together Wiih two di,eL.S
from the dI rtTrnt brsnoh-s Of Big Canon u,ed for
auprlNIUg eiA.mS on nie I anna And the ALoSe de,-
CRIED e;a IN ~i;h wAter
TGAHs-CHh f,T the Ran-heS, and elk mo'tkS'
I! ne on the claim and Giehes
MO>LS TEBBS, public Administrator,
and Administrator Of sAd E.'A;e.
Fl Dorado, June Ssth, lsGl. Je2J.tI
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SHANEFuL.--Colonel Thomas Pierce,
Colonel Of tho Second New Hampshire
Regiment, while absent on duty in defend.
ing the Government, was removed By Lin.
coin from the office OF Postmaster at Man.
chester. How shameful for the President
to be engaged in this petty business Of
opponents and rewarding par.
tisans, at a time when the nation is con.
vnlscd with the awful exci:ements Of civil
MAr
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

ANOTHER IMPosTER. New York
Tribune. the great outragc manufacturer
In Kansas war times, is engaged in the
same line Of business nOw-getting up
cases Of outrage upon Northern men at
the South. A more incendiury journal is
not printed. Its latest case is that of
William Il. Turner, who halls from Man
chester. New Hampshire, and is repre-.
asntsd to have been imprisoned fourteen
weeks at Charleston, for simply being a
Republican. The New Hampshire papers
thoroughly expose the humbug. The
same fellow. some months previously, had
stated that be had been severely beaten
in New York for speaking against the war.
So much for the TFibUass sensation tales.
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PoFERY AND SLAVERY. "-Popcry and
slavery arc inSultingly placed upon level
hy the organs Of the Republican party.
The following, which we take from the
New York Times, speaks for ITSELF and
We respectfully call the attention of our
Catholic readers to its malignity:
Like Popery, slavery is incompatible
with the spirit Of tho ngc, or, in other
words, with liberty and civilization; their
progress IN at an end, and Pate. or Provi.
dencc, seems to have doomed them to
speedy destruction, BY the folly of their
devotees."
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Qua OUrslpE.-The MouxrArx DrMc

Qua OUTsIDE.-The MOUNTAIN DEMo.
GRAFT Of to-day contains, on its first page,
thrcc papers Of considerable importance
to every love: Of his countryside Dec
iaratiOn Of Independence; brief Biograph-
zeal Notices Of tho Signcrs Of the Declare.
ton. and soul string sketch Of the clo-
quencs Of John Adams. by the God
like" Webster. Ia addition to these. we
also publish. with explanatory notes, the
"Star.Spangled Banner" by Francis S.
Key, aud THE American Flag" by Jo-
seph Rodman Drake. This number Of
the DEMocHAT is we'll worthy Of prescrVa'
ton, for future reference.
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wrlttsa for the Nountaa DtmuetAl
Loyal states, Loyal CItIEens, Loyal
People

These are expressions now generally
used by the Republican papers, and those
who suppose they understand the whole
theory Of our government They flip
PANTY speak about the "loyal" and the
"rebcl States" The word loy0list has
always been used to indicate ono who was
faithful to a Sovereign or superior. In
this country the word QoyaD has no just
Specification, for we have no SovCreigns,
no rulers, no supcriors. All are equal.
The President (until Lincoln) is just Is
much bound t. obey the laws, and not to
viloate the Constitution, as the humblcst
citizen Of the land. So far NJ loyalty has
any significance with us, it would simply
mean that We should obey the laws, res.
poet our obligations and be true to the en-.
gagements We entered into when our faith.
ers formed the COnF.deracy.
Now, It is historical fact that, before
the breaking out Of our present troubles,
every Northern State, except New Jersey,
had passed laws violating and intending
to defeat the plain agreements Of the Con.
stitution. The Southern States said, you
hare broken the contract, you have shown
yourselves untrue to the bond solelnnly
entered into by your fathers; or, to use
the words just now so much in vogue,
you are disloyAl, rebel StateA And now
these same diSloyal States ART making vat
upon the other States, which, since the
former would not live up to the contract,
have also repudiatcd the Constitution and
formed = new one. Sitting our difficult
ties, therefore, down to the very bottom
it would seem that we had no States now
loyal to the Constitution, but that the
nation had fallen into anarchy and confu,
SIGN, and that the only way to get at whc
is right and who is wrong. is to 60 back
to first principles and sec who is true and
faithful to tho doctrines Of our forefathers
JUNIUS.
-CoLOMA, June 30, 1891.
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R.Ao,sfio'. adopted BY t1s Democrats UaiOn

hrAotSf'0TS G1opfef oy thH Democratic UhLon
Club Of Aurora. June :SM, 1881.
Resolred. That we rc.sffirm our unalterable
attachment to the Constitution and the Onion,
alike cOHdemning the doctrines Of the Repub-
lican agitAtors Of the North. and the hasty ac-
tinn Of the seeding States Of the Souih-the
6rst as violating the spirit Of the Constitution,
and as being the great primary cause Of plung.
ing the best and most perfect Government on
earth into the present terrible sectional hos,il.
ity and civil war-the latter, for not longer
abiding by and continuing TO demand their
rights 10 the Union and under The Constitution.
RssolOsd, That. taking notice Of facts, whose
existence cannot be denied and which il 10
crimisAl 70 SvAdey aud recognizing the necessity
Of distinguishing between afactiOuS riot. where
merely 6rm execution Of the laws is The rem
edy. and revolution Of such magnitude a. the
present. Involving nearly ell the Southern
States Of the Union, aud embracing over ten
millions Of people, every consideration Of pru.
deOee and policy indicates that pacific meas.
ureS can alone restore our country to its late
happy condition. and that war will but widen
the discussions and multiply our dificultiea
and render the reconstruction Of our Union
utterly impossible.
ResOIUed, That We heartily Sympathize with,
and cordially approve the patriotic Efforts made
BY the border States, 10 bring about compr
mise If the unhappy differences Of opinion be-
tween the Northern aud Southern States. and
that We will support the propositions submit.
ted BY The Senator from Kentueky, (Mr. Crit.
tendeu) or any other plan Of adjustment con.
sisteOt with the rights and honor OF ell sections
Of our country.
RSa0!Oad, That the Democratic party Of this
nation has never Recognized any "higher law"
thau the Constitution Of our couutry, and ia the
only conservative political organization 10 ex.
iSlence, to abandon which, and aGiliate with
the Republican party under any name BY which
IL may b disguised. would b To destroy ali
hope Of Our restoring the UDion 10 lie integrity.
ResoIUed, That We are unalteTably opposed
To the destructive doctrines Of the Republican
party - laid down In the Chicago Platform,
aud expressed By its leaders, aud our devotion
TO the Government 10 NOT In DO mistaken fur
Appreciation Of the principles Of the dominant
party. That We are 10 favor Of guaranteeing
10 the people Of ell sections Of our country ali
their rights under the Constitution.
R''o'SAH. That We cordially invite eli Demo-
cra''' irrespective Of obsolete distIaetIons and
past differences. to unite With 10 sssiust the
eo@mOn enemy Of Democratic principles and
Constitutional rights.
R''o3s'd, That this Club win nominate no
PeFSoa sor oaScs' nor support any candidate for
any once wiihiH The gin Of the people Of this
county, unless be shall hsvs ersG iSdOEssd the
SOregOiag resolssieas.
RsssSsaA TAaA 9 copy Of these Resolutions
b trAasmllaOd 10 ths NouNEAM DExoCaAY for
Pu6Ioaiios. L. b. HOPKINS, Pres.
WE. Q. BROwE, See'y.
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A FAcr.--The Saratoga New York J
Republican says, " il is a well known fact,
and one that can easily be proved, that
many who are now the loudest in talking
patriotism, were . few months since advO-
eating measures that have brought our
troubles upon uA Iftheir party had been
as patriotic a few months since, We would
not now have the horrors Of q civil war
staring Us full in the face, and threatening
this great and glorious country with ruin.
It Is enough to say at present, that when
the cOuntry's call Of danger has been heard,
no party has more periodically rallied to
itsSuppOrt than the Democratic. Treason
never found . cOngenial current in the
veins Of . Democrat nor will Il ever"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

CoSsIsTsNr.-The very men who have
for twenty years denounced the Constitu.
ton as "league with the DEVIL" aud the
Union as 80 covenant with DEATH" arc
now shrieking for the Union, because they
believe that Lincoln is going to use Il as
an instrument for SuHjugatiUg the white
men Of the South and freeing the negroes.
Their love for the Union aud respect fcv
the Constitution arc Of recent birth, and
far from being sincere.
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- MtnOfe AeetsAB ~ 0oAo 1871 ----
Under the following call. the miners Of
Gold Hill assembled OH Saturday evening.
June 22d, 1861:
Mineys, Atteatioa' 4 N;asrv' MtefiS1 ~iN b.
held at GtLd HI. Jsns S9d, 1861. To the
M"ers II CoIO'nd, C"ioHtOrH. Go,d M dsd
riciritK.
By the recent action Of certain land hOlderS
residing In and near the town Of Coloma. .
number Of your fellow Miners have been, BY
legal process. estorped from the further prose-
cuiion Of work on their claims. Tbeae claims
ebannels-have been worked By their legitimate
owners almost from the first discovery Of gold
in our State. without interruption from any
quarter. and heretofore without objection from
those who werr permitted 10 locate their garden
lots across their chanuelS. They are situated
from quarter to half mile above the gardens
alleged to be injured BY their working. There
has been no alteration Of the channel BY any Of
the parties owning the claims 50 - 20 divert
the wafer or tailings from the natural bed N
the injury Of any Of the gardens through ~hieh
itpaSscs. But il any injury has resulted. it has
been the voluntary act of the owDers Of said
gardens. By obstructnG the sAid channel BY
dana of logs. brush. etc.
They now seek to prevent the use, oceupa.
ton. ar working Of any of the ground that
muSI necessarily find 90 outlet through these
gurdens. An immense area. embracing some
Rht rAvines. some Of them Of respectable ex.
tent, besides the contiguous hills and 6nis, are
thus sought 10 be rendered worthless and en-.
tirely valueleas a. mining laud, bDt suitsble
foT more ranches nUd gardens. The effect Of
the suit, IL decided 10 favor Of the Plaintiff
must be apparent 10 every mind. II will prove
one Of the severest stabS the mining interest
has ever received from its ua.urAl and mos,
dangerous enemy. the laud.holder. And for
the purpose oi testing. and discovering what
rights the miners have. if any, as sgains, ,hese
innovaters aud Inonopolists, this appeal il
made N you ~ . class, to cOme forward aud BY
whatever contribution 10 in your power. assis,
In defending one Of your dearest aud most val
liable privileges.
The meeting organized BY eleeting JAS.
Jordan, Chairman aud B. F. Ritchey,
Secretary. The object Of the meeting vas
discussed briefly BY McssrS. Jordan, Viii,
son and others. whereupon It was ordered
unanimously, that q committee Of three,
consisting OF r. Wilson, Z. Ruthledge
and J. Black. be appointed. fully author.
lied to solicit and collect subscriptions for
the purpose Of aiding in the defense Of
the suit recently brought by T. II. Viii.
liamS against Oscar johnson and others.
On motion, the Secretary was directed
to forward the proceedings of this meet.
ing to the MOUNTAIN DExocRAr and Colo.
ma Times, and request their publication.
JAS. JORDAN, Chairman.
B. F. RTTcHEY, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

HAVE THEY CHANesDi-In 1850 two Of
LiDcoln's Cabinet-Seward and. Chase
voted IN the United States Senate for .
petition that "some plan might DO devised
IoF the dissolution Ofthe American Union"
Are these gentlemen any better friends of
the Uni9n now than they were thena Do
they not bslOng to the same party now,
advocate the same principles they did
then 2 Has their animosity towards the
South ahAted 10 the slightestl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

Tue Secretary Of tho Treasury found
time recently, amid the other important
duties of his position, to remove fourteen
lighthouse keepers, on the coast Of Maine,
solely because they were Democrats, and
to supply their places With ultra Aboli.
tioniSts Of the John Brown SCHOOL,
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PROBATE NOTICE

STATE oR eALIFoHNIA, Puuuty Of u Dorado
- In the Probate Court '-~-it. ..,
Scii,e - hereby gwen tiAtA will rurpor;inV 10 he
the last VIII end Te,iAm.nt NJ J. H. pOHNG
deceased. has come into possession of the ,Aid
Court, AID Aiso . petition VlaynE that Litter
Tests rrenfary Upon the estate NJ said d-cr,s.d -
granted IN CLAUS BECKER, and that sAH WIN Ia
admitted 70 PrUh~'- and that SSh Court hu. n.
pointed Monday. the 18Th day ~ July.A u l>fI II
ten "'elo-k. A. ~ as The TIVE ioT proving s.h III
Auh ;.Is tEHrInK n NN'i TtTiIi5R.
ny nTdrr ~ Court
- Wines hard. and Sal ~ paii c,uyt
iLs thereto sH.xei,Al ono. th. gShd.y ofJau,,
- A. ID. ISL. WV \. JANrNEN. OK
Ir:9 Hy OGuEN SSrikrA. Il, pity
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KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLES

Every OtSisen may freely speak, write
and publish his sediments on all sub.
jocts, beng TospoasiblO for the abuse Of
thas rights and no law shall DO passed
70 restrain o. abrAdgo the liberty of
speech or Of the Prose.
lCDntsttStiOS ef 0asgorMGd, Art. l. Sec. Q.
Congress shAu make no law respecting
"a establishment Of Religion, or prohib-
itinS the free exercise thereof; or abridg-
ing the freedom OF Speech or Of the
Press.
[Amssdsssnis 70 coastLafton O. s.. Art T.
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REPUBLICAN wAsRroRsl-The c.tsKill

IN. ~ Democrat Of the 18th of May, says
ain the village where this paper ema.
mates, q company Of fifteen men volun.
teercd their services in their country's
behalf Of this quite respectable number
for a small country village, thirtesn were
Democrats, and tho were Republicans |!
and when the 'timc for their departure
drew NIGH the latter concluded to let
the Union slide Z and s!tted-one Of them
into the cupolA Of the Court House, and
the other into some equally unapproach.
able place Of concealmentl The latter q
swCet-Scented spot"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS are indebted to
the FL Dorado County Union for sup.
pIement containing the proceedings Of tho
Douglas County Convention, accurately
and elegantly reported BY Lewis G. COL.
yer. Esq, q Photographer, permanently
attached TO tho establishment Of the Ell
Dorado C:unty Union."
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RsAD TsEE-Tbs resolutions adopted
By the Democratic Union Club Of Aurora,
Moao esaaty, have the ring Of the true
metal. We saEnssAly Ask our Democratic
ftisads 70 rid them. Please write US
itsqas1SIy, Lsmuti.
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Jrsr so HERE.-A young lady of Nor
wich, Connecticut, writes to q friend in
another place:
Few Of the Republicans If this place have
gone tn the war. They are On atectiouAts that
they canuot leave their sisters aud mothers"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-06-29

THE Albany Argue says the removal Of
Democratic POstmastsrs is being carried
on at the rata Of ahundrsd day, and
that BY an Administration that says that
"party Hines are wiped out" Democrats
-sre turned out Of once for differing in
opinion from the Administration, and the
South Is to b sUbjugAted because Il will
not DO RepublieaniEsd.
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To CORRESPONDENTS. We have = mum.
Der Of communications on hand which We
have not room for in to days iSsus Of the
DLXocRAr.
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ARCADE RESTAURANT,
PLACER HOTEL,

MAIN STREET, ..PLACERVILLE'
RICHARD KIENE, PROPRIETOR.
THIS HOTEL. situated In the very heart Of the
business portion Of PlAeeTville. offerS superior
inducslnsnt s to residents and the travelling public
The TABLE 10 always supplied with the best me
market a6Ords, ana the LODGING department I"
alWays clean, neat and comfortable.
PIiees, always In accordance with the times
je39-8m RICHARD KlENE.
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GalushA A. Grow and +. P. Blair, Jr.,
are talked Of for the Speakership Of the
House Of Representatives Congress meets
on the 4th Of July.
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TuANKs 70 TheO. Y. Tracy, the accom-.
mOdatiug Agent Of Wells, Fargo 4 Co.,
for numerous fayorS during the week.
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II. BoROWsKY.... PROPRIETOR
Best Of Liquors. Wines. Cigars, &c,
Coustsntly on hand.
FRESH OYSTERS. EVERY STYLE
jsS9I Ism
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ENREsH EGGS slways on hand. and for ssls a
Il lowest market rates, BY HUNT oHACI.
deo On the Piass, PlaecTvills
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BRIDGE NOTICE.
NOTICE Is hereby given, that the undersisnea
IN viii Apply - che Honorable Board Of Supervl'
soFs Of q DssaAe Coanty, ct their regular meeting,
90 the ArSt AOudaZ Of August, 1851, for reneW. OF
License = Keep Toll Bridge across The American
RivsE, ~ gsasgon Pals. A. II, RICHARDS.
SALMON FAIla. June Is, 1851. jss0-+w
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE,

Aain street, near the " Old Round Tent,
PLA CERv
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HERMITAGE, june II. 1861.
M,n.r., a0.e.,nr a. coia nam.

SInOrs' Meeting ~ Gold IliII. -
Under the following call. the miners Of
Gold Hill assembled OH Saturday evening,
June 22d, 1861:
Ninevs. AHestioH' 4 X;ssrS' Assfis9 riN b.
held al Gt%d HI. JSNS 22d, 1861. To the
JNi"rrs # CoIO'nd, CHioStOrH, Go,i iii and
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ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
ia. HAHDENBERGH AJ.B.DAYToN, Propris'sr.
BRIDGE NOTICE.

FOWrth Street, between J and H.
js9eL0 eAcnAHEEro
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% R0oULA Ar
DEWOCRATIC NOMINEES,

FoR AssEMBLYHIS:
h. d. Rock, Daniel searIes,
=. u. Aanl<tAp d. n. Boyd.