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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1861-11-27
THE CONTRABANDS.

The contrabands were subjects of es.
pecial interest. Many came into camp
with a sqnealing pig under one arm, or
turkey, or fine ham, or shoulder of
bacon, and little bundle of cloth es or
other goods, tied up in handkerchief
One old fellow, with mercantile propen-
cities, and black as Tyrian darkness, ex-
cept his dirty gray tufts of wool, tugged
wagon load of knapsacks and military
accoutrements into camp, having collec-
ted them on the rebel road of flight
Pulling Of his ragged, rinless straw hat,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

THE MAGSIFYING EYES OF CNNANLY
OPPOSITION. The Sacramento Union never
fails to falsify its own statements. 1t says
that the Union debate in the Legislature
has naturally failed with the expiration
OfBuchanan'S Administration. This state.
ment>rcveals no fact more natural than
that the dcbatcrS are tired out. Who can
believe that fMr. Buchanan, when this de-
bate commenced, had had eight months
instead Of eight weeks to remain in office,
our legislators would have evaded the re-
quircments Of physical laws and Nigor.
Ously debated ill near the close of his
term? The prgudiced mind is the small.
est Of crecpers and the objects Of its de.
probation arc magnified the most by tho
winking OF its little eyes. This is the
scale which has indicated the size Of the
President whenever the little eyes of un.
manly opposition began to bat upon pub.
lie matters: Buchanan -BuchGpGn-Bu
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
AN. In all Of that in which he had the
least to do he looked the biggest, and upon
this contemplate and distOrting scale no
never looked SO nightly big as when his
Presidential existence sustained, as the
Sacramento Union has perceived, the
speaking powers of the members Of the
California Legislature!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

The WHOLE QUESTION IN A Nut SHELL.-The
Republicans and AbOlitiOniSts oil say, the Con.
slitutiOn must be carried Out--the laws Of
Congress must be obeyed, and the Union pre-
served. The Democracy and the South have
never demanded more. All they now ask IL 70
strictly cODstrue the Constitution mot the dec
laFaiion OfIndePeudence,) according to It's plain
intent and meaning, and execute the laws Of
Congress to the letter, and ell will be we'll. Let
the negro question alone, a. that mustard will
always be settled BY the laws Of nature-laws
which man cannot alter or control. Negro
slaves will not go into any Of our present ter
ritOry, large enough for forty new States, un.
less taken there for the purpose Of being set
free. But negroes. a. well as whites, increase
in number, and Il is only when the acquisition
Of territory adapted 10 slave labor IL attempted
to be ORposed, that the party making such op.
position 10 wrong. In our presCnt territories
slavery never will 60; but when the number
increases, they must have room to expAnd-and
that expansion can only be South toward the
tropics. Climate aud reproduction, land not Iaws)
will always regulate the slavery question.
TRUTH
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
HAnsEzsEnOu AND DAYrON IN THE ST.

HAnpEHsERGH AND DAYTON IN THE ST.
GsOasG-We see that our old friends,
Jsmss r. Hardenbcrgh and j. D. Dayton,
haVs taken the management Of the st.
Gcsrge Hotel, Sacramento. This is a
eAaMgs which gives US unaffected pleasure
10 notice, and one which will crafty al
most every person who expects to require
Arvt-Fate hotel accommodations in the
capital city. Mr. lIArdenbergh is better
known e. 9 great hotel manager than any
men In this State, and certainly there can
Be no one who has made more sacrifices
for the benefit Of the people Of his ac-
Quaintance. This fact extends further than
to the keeping Of public house" The
Orleans" No one is more deserving Of
the Iavors Of the Democratic party, and
men who have risen TO public position by
the powers Of that party since the first
years Of the State government, than Jim
HardenbeFgh. Jerry Dayton is much
known IS truehearted, courteous and
attractive gentleman, and Hardenbergh
and himself will now have the best Of or
pOrtunities Of renewing their success in
active pursuits and Of securing the best
good wishes of the numerous public who
visit Sacramento from all directions. The
St George will be the place for the meet.
ings and the comforts Of everybody.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
lxrIlI,n 3, II. lss.s..In pr.osr...I

PREvExrOS Axb CURE or ScARLET FEvER.-
M,svs. EaitOrs: 10 your paper Of March 3D.
you ask some pbilanthrOPiSt to give 3 remedy
for the cure Of ScdrIef Isrev. Take two drachms
Of the extract Of BeIIadOns, and dissolve il in
pint Of good alcohol; give one drop for each
year the child is old, up to ten drops, on little
brown sugar; give morning, noon and evening
until we'll. Children in the vicinity Of the dis
ease should BE- treated as above directed during
the prevalence Of the disease, and it will be
fund an eHectual preventive. Cut out and
preserve this as II may be Of great value.
y. B.-Thc bowels should be kept open with
some mild cooling purgativc.
CURE FOR BURXs. ScALDs, &c.-MIx soot and
clean lard into thick paste, spread thick on .
rag and apply to the injured part aud immed'-
ate relief will he felt. Leave on the plaster I'm
iii we'll. This remedy is always ct hand and
is the best now known for the cure II extensive
burns. PHILANTHROPIST.
HKunITAcR March a lS6i
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

SEVEN YEARS UNDER GRoUXD.-Tn view
Of the fact that the inhabitants Of CalifOr-
mia are considered as being changeable
people, with no idea Of engaging in real
permanencc, the Sierra Democrat relates
that the Keystone Mining Company in
Sierra county, worked under ground
seven years, tunneling thousands Of feet,
before they even saw gold to reward them.
Year after year those men labored, earning
money part of the time to pay other work
men; and putting in Heaven knows how
large fortune. prosecuting the channel
to that wealth they saw only with the eye
Of Faith. They struck it, and arc now
regularly washing out handsome divi-
dends."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

THEME Be Two OF 'EN.-We have il
from small news items that tho Southern
COnfedeTaey convention has elected and
inauguratcd Jefferson Davis, of MISSISSIPPI
Pi, President His inaugural address ex-
tensixely states the reasons for the forma-
ton Of Southern Republic. Many will
think that that address will yet weigh
upon him like Burr mill stone. There
is evidently another President who has
been inauguratcd, and who has sent out
an inaugural address. His name is Lin.
coin; we suppose that he got into the old
Presidency on tho 4th Of March, all right
and comically.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

I(V WRITE OF an Execution to me directed leo.
} ed out Of the Court Of y. 49, IIaFnlon. . Justcp
Of the Peace In and for the Tounsl Of I1ae.t VI-
County 81 VI DcraAo. and Stzte 81 at,fovHa HIS.n
Judgment rendered Iher-In THE lee day ~ YeSru.
afV, l>Sl. IN favor 81 Hunt Cha,-e and aga'ns,
Charles Van AstiLs. for the Of ninety six 4Im
dollars. debt and nineteen 2LlfsD d"liaTs cn,ts ~
suii, together with Acrruing cOsts.-I have IrVi,A
uphn aud s~iEed, and u sAVOse ZOE sale, aI PUBLIC
auction. tn the highest bdi-r, the Court II"use in
the city Of FsccrviIe, on the
First day Of April, A. d. 1891.
Al the hour 81 O'Clock, r. all the right, title In.
teTrsi Anl clA 81 the ah~Ve named HrIcndan'. IN
and to the fOliouiDE described pr T,<ry. lying and
being in the rouhship Of HaceTViiIe, County and
State Aforesaid. TO Wit certain piece parcel Of
land lying about tUo miles east at the city Of Placer
vile. on the ROAD leadinK from Placer willie 70 CArsoa
Valley and contains about one huodTrd acre aAA
land 10 known - Van AISin<'s Ranch. aud L. bound.
Ell on the Uest by the property Of 2. Lean. ihe
north BY the property Of Thos Ralph. the eaSl b
the property Of Jas Hart. and the south b ths
P,aeeTViIle and Carson Valley road.
Given under my hand. this Eth dA~ OF March. A.
D. 1861, JOS. ONEII., Conssahls,
In and GOs PIseerviHe Tognship.
BY 3. d. McTAhHAHAS, Dep. Constable. saaTo
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

The Sacramento Union observes that if
the Republicans will make " Union" their
issue IN the next canvass, they will carry
the State BY "a unanimous Majority
We suppose that this idea of "a unani.
NOUS majority" needs some such qualifi-
eAsiOa - tAatempIOyed by the Abolition
orator when he said that human freedom
ni'st%s enjoyed alike all over, if not on
the whole, Of this continent!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

ARTIFICIAL AND SUPERFICIAL -.Prcsi.
dent Lincoln, in speech in Cleveland
while on his way to Washington, recently,
said; "There is no occasion for any excite.
mcnt! Why all this cxcitemcntP As I
said before, this crisis is all artificial; it
has no foundation in fact. 1t was argued
up and cannot therefore be argued down.
Let it alone, and it will 60 down of itselE"
Well, Mr.. Lincoln, il you think this ex.
citemeDt is oil artificial without any foun.
datiOn in fact, you are the most superb.
cial creature that ever flOated upon an ar.
tificial excitement
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
RuMMoMR


SrArE OF CALIFORNIA, County % u Dorado. -
- In the DistTict Court ofthe Eleventh. JuIeal Die.
IrIrt.-AGATlIA suCLTz, F1ainii9, W. EDWARD
SHCLTZ, Defendant - Ariioa brought In the Dis
tret Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District and tie
Complaint hIeA In the COantt of n D"radn. In the
once Of the Clerk Of the said District Court Ia Snd
GOI said County and State.
The People ofthe ataie Of California, to EDWARR
eHCLTz, greeting You are hereby F-quirrd to sP'
pear 10 an action brought against yoa BY the above
named PaintiG, In the DissFct COaFt of the Eleventh
JudciA DistFIrt In and EoF the Csnfy Of ~ Dorado
and 70 answer the complaint Aed tlrrein within ten
ofthe day Of service feT the service
on you 9th SumMonS-fsePved Within this County:
served not Of thIs County. hut Within this JOdieal
IhsFtc, within twenty days, u served Out o. sah
District tAen within forty days. JasigD<nt By de-
fault will be taken agaInss you.
The said action b brought to obtain . decree dis.
solving the bOnds 81 matFimony nov existing D-
sween you and plAlntig, aud ludg-neat G"V costs
Of salt And u yOa fail 70 appear and answer thr
said complaint, above required. the said plaintiff
WI apply Tor saA Decree and aaIA iudgnent accord
Ing to tie prayer Of said Complaint.
By order Of Hon. James johnson, County Judge
Of said County.
- Witness my hspA. and the seal Of said
! SEAL Court hereto Ahixed, nj Once In HaeeT-
- vile. this the ID day Of March. Ammo Dom
ink one thousand eight hundred and sixiy-oOe.
wM. A. JANUARY. CLERK
ny OGDES eQUIREA, Deputy CLERK.
HuNG SLnAs, Attorneys for P1aintiR. marc -8m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Two PARTIES AND no MORE.-The Sierra
Citizen fairly argues that the doctrine Of
" coercion" will not last till the State can
vass of this year arrives. The parties in
operation will be the Democratic and Re-
publican parties only:
Squatter sovereignty can no longer divide the
ranks u the Democracy, for the territorial Qnes-
tion will be settled IN the compromise which
must and will be made by the Peace Congress.
Those who were Democrats before that question
divided the party, will be with the Democracy;
those who were not will be against il.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
sHERIFP,a aAIE

DY VIRTUE Of en- Execution Issued mn, III
ID Clerks Once Of the Hon. District Co".. He
the Sixth Judicial District, fn and for sar,or VI
County, on \ judgment rendered on the Jlth L h'o
81 February, \. u. 1851, in favor OF Ioui. sL'y
X. GTeenWAld and IOnis GeFstIe, doing hr.;-Hs.
under the StSle Of Ionic SIoss * 20 ana s"ies.
David Cummings, far the aum Of three thn,."t
6ve hundred and ninety Elk ~ 100 tIol'ar1 ,,'r
interest thereon, At the rate Of ten per r.r, ~.
annuIn, from the llth day Of February. A. ~ ~
together with the sum u eight 10 To-, dollar, 60,
IL suIt, and aerTniBg costs. have levied uror 80
i'll rNppsc to public SALE at the Con n hon., a
in the city Of I14ceNiIle, "''
On the 3oth day of March, A. d. lsal
Al 10 o'cork, 4. NJ, all the right, title. iu,,,..,
and claim Of the said David Cummi nKS. Of. in ,nS
to thu following drscrbrd property Is ing and H..
ing IN White OAk Tow nship, County 81 ri DnT,do
aud state Of California, TO il: A certain In. -
ground lying in the village 81 CLARK ilIr I-11dsJ
A. fDll~s, Ia Wit: on the north 10y the road I,ad,n~
fr1m I.acrrIillc TO fois0m THE rAt t,y C;yiJp
lcy's store, on the south by GTidIey's staid. and
yard. "n the eA't by the property IL Geo. ISramaI
slS". the ~'u'eB build Bg aIiuat-d thereon used =,
a st"r- h"use-t"grthrr With ait ImpFovrm, nj. and
AppuTtrnanrcs thrTeuntO betoBgipg, OF In an, ui,-
app-rtaInIng also, . certain hot Of ground 'hinS
ia saId village Of (lATksNill~, boundrd as E,iov'
To ~u: "n the north by the TsaI aforrsAId, on The
ea't b! the Proreri! 81 Gridlry. on the south BIZ
the property ofG. Tong. and "n the est Nv Pauls
SaIpOn- together nth the Imprl rTn~ nis ther,on.
W J. BCKWELL,
Sheriff IL D"VadO County Cal
ny q, ". CuDDINUTON. L DdeT hhsIlH
Sheriff. Oniee, PIaeeTIlr, March :, IsSI m9
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09


TIE Most NATURAL AND CONVENIENT
We undertook to produce an article which
would entirely defy the comprehension Of
"thc person whose name is published as
the editor" Of the Amador Ledger. The
task was easy-a mere trihe for amusc.
ment; but in attempting to conEound his
understanding VIC did not wish him to
prove himself q simpleton in retaliation.
The following is his most natural and con.
vcnicnt exhibit:
Then, when our ideas shall be rObed in flashy
drNpery, and their vOluntarineses, delying sp0n.
taneity, shall rHdate with translucent diapha.
neity, they will manifest the perlustratlon and
profound perPensiOn usefuly employed in their
presentation. No nuncupation shall be used,
no ObjurRatiOn permitted; no obtruSiOn, no &C.
CursiOu, no pertusiOn pIactised.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of u Dorado.-
- Notice 10 hereby gis'n. that the undrTs. gnrd,
Public Administrator and AdniInistf Ior al the &.
tate " W. a. WHITE deceased Wit, pursus nj 10 an
order NJ the Hon. Probate Court in and for sah
County, offer fpr sale, at public Au -tiOn,
On Satu 7df y, 80. n day Of March. 1851.
Al te hour Of u o'clock A. NJ 81 - III iAy 1t Goa
HouW In said County, all the right. title and int.
Of said Deceased aud :" the 10 iDR I~SryhrI
Real Property, lying and bring In tl,e County and
state SfOT, sa,d, and more particularly drscr bed %
follows. to Wh: The ohe undiVkI.d half Of twenty
acTrs Of land, situated on ti,e hill b,tweeu Coon
iiOov an PlaceFViIle. Said land 10 inelUpx,I b.
substantial fence. and having the Aaine 80 VruI
Trees and SSJ GvAIe Hines. Of tWo years growth;
aisp. one Hrame House and lot In C.-,In Hollow one
small Frame Watering Stand. on the SncTaus<ntS
road, near CGon IiolluS. Terms. caals.
NOSE TEEIEs. Public AdnIinistraioe,
and Administrator Of said Estate.
March 3Ih, ISL. rnagaA ~ -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Stray You AT TnE ScRArER.-The editor
OF the Shasta Courier suspects that We
would not let him into the Democracy
house very willingly. That's the idea
We could welcome him pleasantly after
he bad stood at the scrapcr a good while
bsSsre the mansion door he has been too
long walking and trOtting in the mud Of
faction to DO hurried right in with his un.
clean feet and hands-alI about him.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

HE DOEsS'f WANT TO AND liz WON'T
Senator Dickinson, Of Ell Dorado, as a
member Of the Committee on Public En-
penditures, objected to the election of q
clerk Of that committee, because clerk
was not necessary, and asked the Senate
tAexcuse him from serving in the CON-
mittee. The Senate refused to excuse him
and he informed the Senate that he would
not serve any longer anyhow.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

THE SMART Sort OF SENTIMENr.-On the
22nd February in Columbia, nm American
flag was torn into as many stripsas there
have been States in the Union, and the
pieces were hoisted on n pole. That was
an exhibition of the very smart sort Of
sentiment.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

A CHTNEsE FLORAL BEArrr.-The Dem.
ocras'o Signal, Of Auburn, Placer county,
states that NJ. Mills put a Chinese root in
vase filed with water and sca shells, and
that from Il have sprung stems, like those
Of the water lily. bearing beautiful, deli.
cate and fragrant blossoms.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

"SLoUGH Orr" AND TnEx.-Thc Butte
Democrat correctly AYERS that one portion
Of the proiessed Democrats have been Re.
pnhlicans in fact il not in name. Let
them be "slougbed off" and then the DEM
Ocratic party Of this State can be revived
reinvigorated and triumphant:
The Democratic party can then act unitcdly,
and In concert with the true friends Of the UIi.,
ION evesywhere, by endeavOring To prevent civil
var and further secession, or q reunion Of the
StateAs BY guaranteeiug N every member Of
the COnlcdeFacy the full measure Of its Cousti.
autiOual rights.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

NAN KILLED AND SKINNED!-The editor
Of the Red Bluff Beacon has been in a
quarrel with asupervisOr, and judging from
tAis remark" skinned that niger in the
fence and hung his hide on THE has
killed q "Black Republican" and removed
the rind. Shocking business for an editor
s"6e engaged in, and not the sport that a
white man should boast Of.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
HknNIrAoE. March .. ls6l.

TIE MOuNTAIXEER MAGAzINE-Of all
the exclusively literary publications in
California, the Cal!t1rniG No"ntai"eer,
a monthly magazine, is the best. 1t is
published in San Francisco and the con-
ductors, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Brooks, live
in Chinese Camp, Tuolumne county. 1t
is very deserving Of support
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

An extravagant bill which was intro
duoed into The Assembly to enable poor
peEsons-tO bring suits without money ia
pay eOsts. has created some "wide spread
nsWspaper comment. Thu Assembly re-
fassa 70 sngrOss the bill and We guess it,
lanNA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

AcoUrTrAL OF HARAszrHY.--A long
while ago it was said that ITaraszthy, the
Teiner Of the Mint in San Francisco, had
refined large quantity Of gold into smoke
and sent It up the chimney! At last it
has been settled in the United States Cir
cult Court that the government cannot re-
cover the $3.50, 900 lost, and that Mr.. Ha.
Taszthy is acquitted Of the charges against
him
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all persons interested.
XN TO APPEAR before the Board OF Supervisors n
" Dorado County State Of California, at their regu-
lar meeting on the nsst Monday Of April 1851, ard
show cause. " any they can, why . public highway
should not be oPeLed from Smiths FIAT through thu
premises 81 Ripple Sand Wheeler 70 the old Immigrant
Road. In P1aeervIIe Township. and also from the
Irish Nat Store. through eailOe Flat, TO Goes Ranch,
IN Ksls y Township.
Dy order Of the Board Of su 1ervisOrs.
~ Witness my hand aud The seal of the Coun.
y Court u said County hereto ahxed, a.
- Once, March 9Th. A. o. 1861.
~ WA. ~. JANUARY. Clerk.
maE9'td BY OGDEx eorIREs, Deputy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Charles Lindley, Chairman Of the Demo
cratic State Central Committee, requests
meeting Of the Committee to take plRco
in Sacramento on the Goth inst. II is ex.
pected that this meeting do something
considerable for Democratic harmony.
We hope it. will.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

KiMARKAsLs ViRALRY.-The Columbia
zSs@ statss hat . lady who made grape
\ aAsA ts, tAFswNway the SeedSwhich
~ ~ boisd ! long time, and has now
~ hnsnt Of seeing. the seeds pro-
dneias patch Of grape vines.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

THn Auburn Division, Sons of Temper
ance, have purchased the old Masonic Hail
in Auburn and are doing something for
the moral advancement Of the community.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

TRUE AND SrEADFAsT.-TheU Union Dem.
Ocrdt, of Sonora, may properly be called
the steadiast Upon the suppOsitiOn that
some surrender of principle may be de-
mandOd in recOnstructing the Democratic
party Of this State, it says:
W. have been following principle, regard
less whether II led 10 defeat or victory. twill
triumph in the end, and We will not leave il for
temporary success.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

The Hydraulic PFess states that strong
dccoctiOn Of manzanfta leaves will coun-
teraCt the oak poison, Apply the decOc.
ton very warm witha sponge or linen rag.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
FL DORADO PRRl(TUN WINES.

VTNhE following we'll known Gentlemen having been
Il selected BY the Wine Manufacturers OF n Dorado
Inspection and award premiums for the same Rich.
ard kiene, John DieGenbachsr, Daniel FISHER, D.
Mende ssae, August 0r, T. BeDsley. Bottled BacleT.
W. Sehaefeg, A. HalftemeyeT. San pies we're pre-
han, Eisei and RAnno. Prizes we're aWardet ~ fol.
lows: Claret WIne-arSs prise, Martin Rles, Rich
Flat White WIne-6rst prize. Chas. CFaner, Gold
prize. J. w. R0ster, Upper PiAeeFvIIle. mar9.9m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Al VaraNillc. Solano county. on the 2ith ult., 81
brain fever, Gro. W. BALDwIN, Of this city IN the
9th year of his age.