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10 SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT By THE JACKSON RAIL
RoAp.-The Superintendent of the jackson Rail
road gives notice, through our columns this morn
ing that no freight for Virginia or the Carolinas
will be received till further notice but that freight
will be forwarded to Nashville without delay. See
notice. I5
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Direct Rnsl,ortafio,,,,,,
BRn,

HAGGERTH BRnr,
importers of Foreign Dry c..
TouRo BUILDINGS,
,,,,., .. rs CANAL STREE
Have now IN store their usual heavy s,ocL 49,
GOODS ind respectfully invite m esag,,ro.,. 'saf
parties DESTROYS Of purchasing WHOLESALE or RET,
Plain Black eros do Rha. 81 to 81 wide Az
Mode Silks in all coors.
Heavy Black Broche and Damnsk Silks,
and large "'"e'' designs
Plaid und Striped silks.
'oiorcd and Black salins, Marcenes and r1or.,.- "
Our stock of SILKS is unusually hesv, ,,a
complete in all styles and qualities. VI" Oe
100 Pieces Assorted Black nnd Colored Sill. r.,.-..
Black and Coored English and French Hari,n. eStt
Black and Coorod All Wool sousselano l '@ht
hleh Printed onsSclanc dc LANES a.d rasbra.S.
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Receivers Notice,

CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMERICA ,
Receivers Office No. 100 Ora vfer street {
district embraces all that portion Of the Parish of Or
tI nS ABOVE ransi street excepting the right bank of
the Mississippi rve and includes the Parish of Jefferson
GEORGE W. WARD Receiver
~ wv No. lNl lrau inrS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

81 ~ "tNhhoh DeSsomnles Is Co, Tn,unrt
81 % fofsiSH Dry Goods. No. Magazine Mscr
5 ana iro adjoining States visiting the city will
'.so5men's Of Foreign Dry Goods ever into co
a ~ prices lower hss Eerid be thought possible even in
'''' "'F' 'AFH q call. Se2 4tI5eod
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

CRESCENT ARTILLERY.--A full dress parade of
this company is ordered for. this afternoon at 81
o'clock We direct the attention of members to
the resolutions passed at late meeting.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

&S-Not1ee-1 take this method of Offering
services free OF charge Of those
VINO are absent from the city military duty Residence on
Harmony street. between Prytsnia Coliseum Streets Fourth
District
py31 2ptf p vprerp Nc ,
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Transfers WANTED. Fifteen teamsters are
wanted for Scots Mounted Regiment, for whom
$40 per month will be paid. See advertisement in
another column for particulars. !.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

CONFEDERATE GUARDs, CosfPAsY B.--This COM
aDy IS ordered out for special duty this afternoon
at s o'clock, in full uniform. See notice.
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Toys! TOYS! Toys. TOYS,

We have on hand always the largest stock of TOYS and
GAMES. FANCY GOODS etc, in the Confederacy.
NIL 2pNoWeESa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

y Ntishea House wanted by ia lilly without children
applicants will please state location npn,bar n, rooms in hr
and rent of same Address W n s. care Crescent Oac,
NIL 2p2t -N'.
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Soap i! SOAP +!

lucturer. ~
Fl. 7. WELLS,
Mss ptf corner New ayaa and G, = rno., 4..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

ACADEMY OF MusIc.--'' The Roll of the Drum
viii be repeated again to night and that everybody
may have chance Of witnessing it, a farce WILDE
given first. Persons who have to attend company
drills can therefore attend and seeshe drama after
getting through with company duties. A crowded
house will be the result of this move.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
Notice.

Having disposed of my business Mr. r. L. McCoNKEY,
desire to return sincere thanks my many friends and
usomers for their liberal patronage bestowed upon me
for the last eighteen years. and woud respectfully recommend
and ask for my successor continuation Of the same
JOHN TODD
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

etoVo BEST ENGLISH and FRENCH, which will be sold
low and in quantities to suit the purchaser.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

D. aSs kkerrtns,s Patent Champion Fire and
| laaas ~ ~ "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
from Brother Jules Aumonier, Director of
the Christian Schools in Paris.

o onfistian Schools in Paris
GIVEN TEN YEARS AFTER CURE crraD,I,,ed,
Christian Schools Falboprs S. Csrmat,
'''A' Ai' SeA'osSeF has extracted with PUN for
anu o'"ef brethren Of my community, number of CONS IN
i0'' ana since that time have been trcuLIs4 with
them again FRERE Jfr1Fs ,1-,,orrr, ''"
Paris April l8, 1916. R,e7s v,,,,-.
The signatures and seals Of the above ce6:atee with over
It" Thousand more are in Dr. SIS possession and nay be Seen
by any one iavorns him with call at his consafos oo
l . 8 Q a N a L STR T. r n
CORNER OF DAuPHN STREET,
hS| Enr&nce' first door in Dsuptr stree, or7.s II.
Church.
50. oiH'e Hours from 8 a. Eg. till > p. NJ,
NJ 2p5t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
TESTIMONIALS FROM PHYSICIANS
From DR.. e. ID. Granier, NJ, d,

From DIR. e. ID. Grmnier, MD.
NORFOLK, VA, March a lgGl
Jake great pleasure in recommending DR. Sclosser to these
requiring his pore sional services the * h. -
BIS speciality is truly surprising. He never causes tho SLIGHTEST
pain, even in the most difficult operations.
E n. GRAN1ER, NJ. u.
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PFGCee6issOs

or
LOUISIANA STATE CONVENTION
IN ENGLISH AND FRENCH.
Together with the ORDINANCES passed by said C,orar
ton Tin both anguagesl and the CONSTITUTION or tho c
AS amended 0 ''''e
For sale by
NJ 1'i,oD NIL ILL H'91 ELL PETER ODONNELL
~ ~ 49, H. HERBERT EsCOUSsE.
P.HAWESA CO.. T. E2FgrF1 M
T. F4rAWILLIAN
mv22 2ptf 4'''ouH''
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

Dh sCiloS Err has had sufficient surce s, anon. St IN, fire.
families OF America well several Of the imperial Rovol
Vi EUROPE 10 justify him in inviting the of New
Orleans to call upon him, his Consulting Rooms and rand thu
0aSus OF testimonials which he has received both in the Old
and New Worlds
During Dr. SIS professional visits to this country he bo M
ce''d great number of testimonials Physicians OF the
standing in the Southern Confederacy from which he
quotes the following
TEST M0NTATS FROM pUESTpIIVc
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

ALE AND PORTER,

-.A~@@ -h+sS - EttiELS.
81 casks P0ETER-MHrgetti, pints
" l2nEger'S, p!nts.
~ Byass, quarts.
Gu ALE-Byass, pnts
. Youuger's, quarts
81 pints.
Tenne"ts, pints, .;one lars
80 =. =.
81 3omges's STRONG ALE-quarts and pr,s
Il ' F'''S
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
WINES AND LIQUORS I'm GLA,

- =.
WINES AND Li0UORS IN GLASS.
25 boxes Longworths Sparkling OATAWBA WINE.
100 +. Roussey HAUT SAuTERNE
100 :. Balria hls
ITO E. Superior
lto ST. Escphe CLARET.
10 Marg0ux sledoc CLAREr,
% Chateau Laroso aud LATTE ClARET glass stopper
to CURACAO.
i5O t.. BRANDY CHERRIES.
100 :. IOSTETTER'S BfTTERS
100 E. COGNAC 3 wears IN Glurs
Is =. WHITE WINE-nnts
% CLARET WINE-plnts
l25 baskets and boxes superior CHAMPAGNE
50 boxes extra fine SHERRY.
- OLD BOURBON WHISKY
100 ver1 fine 0E.ARETs in quarts and pints
20 =, SPARKLING HOOK WINES
50 CHAMPAGNE-tmporcd,l low grades
100 E. BLACKBERRY GINGER PINE Apr II .,d
STRAWBERRY sYRUPs
100 LEMON SYRUP.
40 . CHERRY ROrNcE
80 =. PEACH RR,SD
20 T.. OLD CONSTITUTION WHISKY
70 ;. PEPPERMINT CORDIAL
IS =, BLACKBERRY HRaNny
30 FAMILY SUPPLIES
81 Oldners SCHNAPPS
lol - French Assorted Liquors.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

FINE FRENCH MILLINERY,
LACES AND SILKS AND DRESS GOODS,
t. l.. NJ c G Q KEY.
SUCCESSOR To JOHN TODD,
Will open, on MONDAY, the 9Th Of NOVEMBER, 1876,
2o..'.....,........Cana1 1914
ToURo BUILDINGS,
New and Elegant Styles in
FINE VELVET CLoAKs,
SILK BCRNous,
PALEToTs AND NANTES.
CLoTA CLOAKs,
MISSES AND CHILDREN's CLOAKs
AND PELTssEs.
VELVET AND STRAW BOENETs-For4sd iss And N;.sas
RIBBONS, PLUMEs, ec
Also
8!ackand Colored DRESS SILKS,
sHAWLsAND DRESS GOODS,
GLOVES, REAL LACEs,
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIEs. Etc. E,c
I2o CANAL STREET.
~ -pIol L&9a Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
AS0"&s, Sh"es tsIstG Rgroqans.
AT LEsALE,

Plantations supplied prime D!tchjnR Hoors
BKoGANS; Wool Mexican Palm Lea. stre,,s, ~, Coo.
EATS, at theIowsst marx ct prices by
FROST & co,
No. 10 Magazine street. New ort.ar.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13
Hes.. M. Scki0sses'ss

. SSAVt4NN&k ~ H. GU Ae
| Ar. M. schiosse,'s
, CHARGES, IN ALL CASES, ARE MODERATE FOR THE
SERVICES RENDERED; HIS FEES ARE ALWAYS
ALTON.
DIR. NJ, SCHLOSSE R.
URGEsoN CHTRoPoDIS
OF PARIS, Gs RUE DE RIvoLI,
WILL REMAIN IN NEW ORLEANS
n FEW DAYS LONGER :. !
l69 CANAL str EElT,
CORNER OF DAupuEN
Office Hears, from A. NJ. till s PM,
THE ONLY CERTAIN AND PERMANENT
| AND SAFE CURE FOR
G O RN $: BUT MONS !.
SOFT CoENs.
And
Diseases OF the r7ee+ !,
| WITHOUT CUTTING. OR
"a USING THE LEAST PAIN !:
| Is THE UNRIyALLED SYSTEM rRAcrrcpnp
| DIR. NJ. sCHLOssER.
DIR sclLoS FER has had sufficient sncce s. anon. St s fire.
Oh America as well as in Imperial Rova)
families of Europe, justify him in inviting the cit es Of ~
Orleans TO call upon him, At his Consulting Rooms md ~ M
| and New Worlds
During Dr. SIS professional visits to this country he v "a,
ceiyed great number of testimonials froc, pr,,,,,
highest standing in the Southern Confederae from, rich b
quotes the following
TESTIMONIALS FROM PHYSICIANS
FROM DIR. r.. d.
NORFOLK, Va, March "a 1861.
aNe great pleasure in recommending Dr. sclo.ser to these
requiring his profe sional services the skill be las acquired in
his speciality truly surprising He never cena tho Ios
pain even in the difficult Operations
f. n. GRANIER, NJ D.
FROM Df' WIN. NJ. Wilson, Health Officer,
Norfolk, Va.
This will certify that Dr. schosser has reeve, ma If ,brea
very painful Bunion,, which have torments,, ma far
of years The operation entirely without pain, and occp
pied but few minutes With great pleasure and
him to those afflicted
WM- NJ wtIsoN, NJ D.
Norfolk, Va March o. 1861
fron Dr. VIM. Geo. Thomas, Wilm in gton,
NC,
Dr. SchoSser haa extracted successfully and entirely without
aio' Corn from the foot of one of my friends and
tatemeHt with great pleasure.
WILL. GEO. THOMAS, H.,
From Dr. Ed. L. Strohecl<cr, Macon. G,.
Dr. Schlosser has extracted eight Corns from nv feet
lie least pain, and to my perfect satisfaction,
,5.oon r, o...,,,., ED. L. SrRoHEcKER.
rom DIR. II. Clay NIaddux, Surgeon C.S l
Dr. sehosser has completely extracted four very svee ~
ON my right foot, without the slightest pain or
my daily duties a soldier. And as an, con vDcaa r
ets the fullest confidence in he processes take great
e's"re in recommending him thai may be troubled with
'F"' T. CLAY MADDUX.
Richmond, May l4th, 1861.
COPIES OF EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS
From His Majesty the King of Bavaria.
Dr. schlosser has extracted several Corns from His vt
It without giving the least pain, to biz greatest ,jr
r. Certified by Command of His Majesty BI
BN. Won F0LLER, h
- '9i' Aide-de-Canp.
rom HIS imp. Hishness Prince Jerome
Napoleon Bonaparte.
e certlhe Mr. Schosser quill ma uarsitn,ent is,, ~
sierS Cors doulcur w..
JEROME NAPOLEON BONAp.RTr ,nd
rom ii. H. I'll, Is. Due de SAKE NVcinar Il
H. schoSser has extracted with great skill and sithon, tho
hte8t pain, several Corns from M feet which ar,,.a
many years. ISL
ondon, May %, 1873. LIZ " tAE ElAAR
ON HIS Hfghness Prince II. Htetterp5cb d
HeFeOy certify that DR.. Schlosst hus ex,roo,o5 ,a,
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HeaEecon8tantyreceiviue genera aesortuen,of St
S" Cashmere Panama leghorn, Straw Palm Leaf He.c
Aho " ooi L ATS, atthe lowest mar ket prices BY
FROST & CO.,
Hi' So"~ 10 10 Magazine street NewOrjesnn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

From Rev. Boiteux, President of tn. so,,z
mary st. suIptce, Paris.
GIVEN TWELVE YEARS AFTER Cr+pr
DD0'''s"eu PRESIDENT of the Seminary st. supicc Ger
~ '''o ser mas extracted seven eight Cons from
'"' We years ago, and since that time those Corns
"AP'"''u again. With pleasure give this statement
BoITEuX, ptre,
o' Direeteur s.. Sulpiee.
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K0rsfendtek y Co.,

CORNER OF GRAv1ER AND NEW LEvEE STREETS
Offer for Sale.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

'FaE FLAG OF THE so4rrr.1
Neatly Printed Coors, on
~ A'F'i En- TAPER, CARDS or ELL HEGHR.
Az well as every description Of
'>V'lins and BooA-BindIng
Promptly Executed by Steam Power, at
REA's ROTARY PRESS OFFICE,
se2s 1ytw As Magazine street,
Adjoining the st. Jupcs EatoJ.
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FINE FRENCH. MILLINERY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-11-13

from Cardinal Archbishop or Paris,
'e eehe que Mr. schosser ma extirpe cling Cos sans nm
eune doueur ct ayec grande dexte lite.
IF. N. CARDINAL ARCHEvForrr
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OF 2ptf
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CHARGES, IN ALL CASES, ARE MODERATE FOR THE
SERVICES RENDERED; HIS FEES ARE ALWAYS
ALTON
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DIR. M, SCHLOSSE R,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

THE LEGIsLATURE.
We publish the SUI iOined list Of the Legislature,
for the purpose Of re ference;

We publish the lOined list Of the L. gislature.
for the purpose Of re ference;
Tbs SENATE.
HOLD-OvER sExAT TJRs.-Amador-J. A. HaEan,
tb.I
= Butte-Jamee ~ y Anee, tB.J ->.---
:, Del NOrte. sIskII "a and Klamath-JOhn r.
HAYNES, (D.l
Il DOrsdo-w. 3. DIeLin.On, tB., R. D. Crit
tenden, (b.I
Humboldt and Thnity-yames T. Ryan, d.
NeVsda-S. II. Chase, (D.)
PiaeeT-G. T. Leet, tD.I
San fTanciseO and San Msteo-T. G. Phelps, (R.)
Fan Frnneisco-SOlCmOn A. Sharp, (D.l
SaeraDentO-R. G. Clark, (D.D
Santa Cruz and MonteTey-1ohn II. Watson, I'd }
Santa barbara and San Luis ObiSpO-PabIO De
Ia Guerra, Id
San Diego, LOs Angeles and San BernsrdiDO-
Andres PicO, (B)
shasta, Tehsma and Colusa-,J. Logan, tD.)
9olanO, Napa a0d YOlo-Ilenry EdgertOn, (D.l
Tnolumne-J. J. Franklin, (B.)
Yuba-Il. P. Watkins, (D.)
Douglas, II ! Republican, Brcekinridge, 6.
Total, 10.
SENATORS ELHcT-Alameda and Santa Clara
4. l.. Rhodes, (R.)
Butte and Plumas-Richard Irwin, (D.)
CAlaveTaS-P. A. Gallagher, (D.)
III DOradO-A. 81. Clair Denver, (D.) o. Harvey,
I'D
MaTipOss, Mereed, Buena Vista and Tulare-
oetnuet ~ MeTfittp (bD
Nevada-WiliAm Watt, (D.l
Plncer-f'hil W. Thomas, ID
San FrunciscO-Caleb Burbank, r. James Mem.
ShafteT, (R)
saeramentO-E. II. Heaeock, (R.)
San joaquin and Contra COsta-f. u. WaTmeas
tie, (B.)
SierTa-H. I. Thornton, (F.l
SOnOma, Marin and MendOci inO-DT. Hill, n. J
TuOlumne and Stanislaus-C. v. Williamson, b.
Yuba and Suffer- William II. Parks, [Bl
Yuba-C. T.. DeI.Ong ID.l
Senators cleet-DOuglas, &; Republican,, 4;
BrrckinTidge, 3-l7. HOld-Over Senators, lU. To-
tai Senators, 55.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09
Legislative Standing Committee.

Legislative Standing cOmnittees.
SENATE STAxDIxG COAMITTEEs.
Claims-Wa,kins. Eagan, Rhodes. Haynes,
and Parks.
FlnaDCe-CIArk, shaftsr, Ryan. EAgan and
Vance.
JudIeisry-Sharp, Merritt, ,Shafter, Thornton,
EdEeFtOn, Heacock and Watson.
Eleciionam: Thomas, Burbank, Thornton,
Watt and Williamson.
Public Lands Harvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
liO and Rhodes.
COmmerce and Navigatiou-Ryau. Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and Haynes.
Federal Relations Watson, Shaiter, Hill,
Merritt and EdRertOn.
lI"apitals--Franklin,H Hill, williamson, Leet
and RLodes.
Mines and Mining Gallagher, Watt, Frank.
lin, leacOck, Vance and logan.
State Pris'n and Public BuiIdings-HilI, Pi.
co, Ryan, Vance, DE Long, lleacock and Phelps.
Educa.ion-Eaguu. Irwin, ThOrntOD, Hsynes
and Merritt.
I.ibraTy-Leet. Park and Burbank.
AihRe-LDgan, Warmcastle and Chase.
Counties aud County Observation-Disclosures.
son. Thomas, Picn. De Long and !eet.
gan aud Chase.
ASricOlIure--Phe'ps, wArmcsssle, PicO, Har.
vcy and Denver.
Prinling-Chase, Parks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Expenses-HaynsS, Burbank,
Parks, ThOmas aud Logan.
Mililary-PicO, Watkins. HeacOck, Clark and
Crittenden.
Public Expenditures -Crittcnden, Gallagher,
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals-V Vance. Burbank, Hill, Franklin and
De Long.
Engr0ssed Bills Merritt. Williamson, Hea.
cock, Irwin, sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bills--Denver, Edgerton, Critten-
den, Watkins, Shafter and WIIliamsrn.
Internal Improxemeuta-Irwin, Eagan, LO-
gan, Harvey and Hescock.
Swamp LandS--EdgsrtOn, Parks, Watson,
Phelps and Warmcasile.
Manufactures Leet, Ryan, Thomas
and Clark.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09
TIE ASSEMBLY.


Alameda-Frauk Fargo, tR.)
AmadOr- Burnell, DDS T. II. IIOrreii. tD.l
Butte r. TiIden, Id P. II. HarriS Id
CAlayera'-B. s. Lippeneott, (DJ William Childs
(D.) Thomas 0'BTien, (D.l
COiuSa and Tehnma-DF. DuFst, (D.)
Contra COsta-C. H. Porter, tR.)
Del NOTte and KlAmath-W. ". Buell., (D.)
II IDoTHdO-JOhn COnBeS6, (D.J Theron Foster,
d.; James Green, Id Robert Henderson, tD.j
Alex. Hunter, ID William Coleman, 3D. Samuel
Hill, (D.) e. v. COltrin, (Dl
Fresno and TulaTe-O. k. smith, (UniOn.I
HumbOldt-W. B. HaEans, (D.)
I-os AngeIes-NuTTay Morrison, (D) A. stearns,
MariD-N. NJ. Borden. OBJ
MsripO.a-Gregory, lB) showalter, (B.)
Observation-Disclosures lBaeehtel, (B.l
MonteTey-A. W. Blair, (R.)
Napa-J B. Scott, (B.)
NevAda-E. y. Spence, (R) J. n. Avery, [R)
Z; ". cooDeilman, tR) ). G. Eastman, tDJ &C.
Pise:ToI. g. Saith, tD)w.J. Harrison, tD.)
=. MuHdsy, III ID. W. Hartman, (R)
Pinmas-A wmIOd, (DD
SaerAmento-N. GIeene cuTtis, (D.) Joseph
Powell. (D.) Amos Adams, (D) Charles Croker,
San BITnardino-r lATles ". Percy, (D.)
San DiegO-D. b. kuTtz, (B.)
San fTansiscO-S. 3. Tilton. n. Dohn ". Cherry,
IR;l Alysn f1Inder;, tRl q. =. Tl!tls., Il J
Banks, In. o. ?. WiIley, lR.l
San JoaqSin-I- u. Bradley, tB.l Thomas Las
peyTe, lb.l
San Luis Obispo-JOhnsOu, (B.l
San MateO-JameS q. Dennfstou, tD.l
Santa BATbars-J. ". COvaTTubias, ID.l
Santa Clara-n. W. BriggS, LH.l ]. II. Morgan,
tR.I
santa Cruz-chaTles Ford, [Rl
sbasta-JohH White, [ d.
Sierrs-J. Dougherty, IU.l Thos. Wright, tD.l
SIskiyOu-f. S0TTCl, tB.l
Eolano-D. n. Holman, [B.l
SOnOma-WilIiam Hos, ,IDl
Standardization ID.l
Gutter-Z. oEtgomery, hi
Trinity-P. Walters, (D.1
TuolUInne-G. W. Patrick, IN j u. Y. GiIlett,
IN Flemnling Amyx, i. I. J. Chandler, tB.l
Y"h-W. e: Wool. lBI
Harrison, IB u. l.. naun, lB. c. II. KungIs, lB
Douglas, 5s; Republican. 10; Breekinridge, u i
Bell aud E'erett,l. Total AssenLlymeD, 30.
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"FATnEK Mcguire, of Pittsburg, was,
many years ago, very popular, both in his
private and ministerial life, with all classes
and denominations. He was q genial,
warm-hearted old Trishman, fond Of joke,
and the following was one Of several good
ones on himself which he relished very
much in telling:
He was riding out on the Butler road
one hot summers day, when he stopped
at house by the wayside to get drink
Of water and rest awhile. While IN c0h.
versatiOn with the woman Of the house,
he picked up Bible, aud asked her II
she read it often.
Eyes" she replied, ~ have read it
through oflen."
"And do you understand all you have
read in It, my good woman 2" said his
reverence.
"Ycs, ! do," said she.
"Well," said he, ~ have been reading
and studying It al my life, and find q
great deal in It which ! cannot under
stand"
Well" said she, "if you are fool,
is that any reason that should he ?"
Sure enough, what could Father Ma
guiTe say to that9
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ASSEMBLY srAxDIxo conxIrrErs.


Elections -Denniston, Clark. burst, Hanson,
Kurix, Councilman and Chandler.
C0rpOrationS-C Curtis, White. Banks, Tilden,
Chandler, Smith Of Placer aud CrOcker.
Public Printing-Esstman, Cherry, Hender.
son.. Smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders and
Walden.
Claims Walden, Gillett. Lippincott, HArri.
man and Hunter.
Ways and Means -DOugberty, Daecbtel,
Eastmau. Fargo. ShOwsItsr. CrOcker, LaSpeyre,
Jadiciary-C Campbell. Pa.rick, Curtis, Ross,
Wright, Montgomery, COnnsss, Blair, Harris,
LippincOIt and Avery.
Military Anairs-WOOd Of PlumaS, Tittel,
Covarubias, Harris and Morrison.
Counties and County OundaFies-Manday,
GilleIt, O'Bnen. DOngherIy, Amyx, ColIrin and
Foster.
Commerce and Naviga igation--Laspeyrs, Banks,
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
Educati0n-BlaiF, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
and KuDgle.
Agriculture -stearus, Wood Of YOIO, burst,
DenDist0n, and Clarke.
latesual fmpFOVOments-FaFgO, ShoWalter,
AOFrlaon, ESsTel and TiltO0.
Public BuildiDgs and OrOunds-POwell, HOr-
TelI, Green, Buell. and Adams.
Publlc Expenditures snd Aceounts-O' 'Brien,
KunglA Wiley. HarSis0D and Haup.
Councilmen, GfegOFy. Hin, Childs, COItFin.
Public LAnds-Bmith oG FresHO, Porter, Ha-
gans. BVadley, BgiNEP, 0FOgOEy aad Scott.
FEDERAL RslatlonS-COaness. HOrrel. Camp.
bell, White, AagFahdsF, Ford and Wright.
Representative, Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson,.
EarOlling-TillAu, Amyx ane Piercy.
State PFisOn-Tilden, lIaun, Banks, Hunter
Tiltou, Powell and Gordon.
MIleags-ROss, Morgan, KuFtE, johnson and
H0Eroll.
Public NoEals- Briggs, Patrick, COvarrubiss
wiley and Hagaus
Stass Hcspiisls-- -Dunt. Smith Of Fresno
| Spence, OOlemAn and Ford.
Indian AaAIra-AOptgOmeFy, Buell., Avery
Bsechtel and WaltsF.
Swamp and OveFaowed Lands--Adams
Porter, Wood 0f YelO, Bradley and COnness.
Roads aud HighwAys-Childs, Holman, POs
! ter, Spence aud Munday.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

UTAH COAL.-The price Of coal ct the
Weber coal mine, In Utah, is three dol
lars per ton. The Desert NSscs says II
can be procured nov In any desirable
quantities, and that 10 few weeks, ifthe
weather continued favorable, the road be.
tween the city and the mines would be
second to none in the Territory.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

SoxE Of the Western Republicans need
school teacher very much. At meet.
ing In Knoxville, Illinois, 3 few days since,
there was tent fixed on q wagon with
this inscription: OaID. A6e&. Tent. in.
The. black RSeK. se0rR
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-02-09

Do NOT SPEAK ILL OF VoUR TABLE.-A
clergyman once tOOk tea with . lady in
his parish who prided heraelf much upon
her nice bread, and was addicted to the
common trick Of deprecIatIng her viands
to her guests. As she passed some nice
biscuits to the Reverend gentleman, she
said, "They are not worry good l am 81.
most ashamed to offer theln." The min.
lister took one, examined It rather dubi-
OuSly, and replied, ''They are not so good
as they might be-" The plate wassin-
stantly drawn back; and with height.
enCd color, the lady exclaimed, "They
are good enough GOV yOal" The habit
was cured.