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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
GibsOn's Regiment Fast
Filling UD,

One company, the Hancock RiHemen, have
reported themselves at Camp Noble and It is
expected that one or two others will be in
this week. A company from this county will
be in camp by Monday and before ten days,
wfRxpect the Regiment will be full The
enthusiasm runs high and everybody is going
with Gibsons Regiment.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Hot Weather Ths-wtatberN for several
days during last week and a portion of this
has been excessively hot, the Thermometer,
part Of the time, standing from 80 to 81 deg.
in the shade. All animated nature had its
tongue out, painting for dear life, and the cry
has been ooh for a lodge in some ice-house
or cool cellar"
We have had several refreshing showers
and the corn crop is coming on remarkably
fast.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

NOtice-Persons indebted to the Genet.
cry Association for lots, will please pay Inn
mediately 70
1T. Hess, sec'y.
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TiMln I.ricrn Cnrrcnf.
ICoRestsd weekly BY 8. b. ssgArii, Dealerin
kirdsof Grain, tso., Lssisers Block, Tina,

tCoRestsd WEEKLY BY 8. b. sSsArH, Dealeriu Al
kindsof Grain, iso, Lssi'er's Blook, Tina.
WHEAT--e0a65
CoHN- (Shvlied25).
DO fENrl21 G.
RTn-=OeRfO.
DARLEY--O0n5O.
OAFe--le G82Oo
PorAfoks-2Oa9s
FLANHEEn-- OO. .ouWl,Oo.
BofrkR--0Aac
LAHD-6o
TkLLOW-sflas
HuoEED Hkns--8nI0o
DO slsss AsD snovLDsnss oBTs.
PICKED f0NH=-9DTc.
CLOVES aEap=a3a5l a. So.
bHGsw wtN--O1l125c.
EtArHERs-ta3le35 ..n
RAol-2e,
oRElS HIpst-ss 9B5f
DAY do l0o.
Ea0a--Qo, b dozen.
TimVlhY soed.--l rs GIS0,
Weot-ge83o
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The Latest News is always Kept on hand
by " J Zahm, rs well as all the leading
Pictorials Give him call.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

a. Reader, do not fail 70 read Prof
WocdS advertisement h smother cdluIsnS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

J.N.HARKis 4 Co. Propristorl
For the Western and Southern Statest Cincinnati q.
To whom orders ioI The above Medicines may BE- ad.
crosses TlTF
sold Wholetllo aud Retail BY Du Bois h Go. und /.
l.. g.. jobs Co, THIN, DE IAmetsr h Ca Mel.
moTsi Caplss 4 Hale, FotohaiG q. 81, ChumatsTi, Re.
nublie, d. W. Hoffman, Berwick J, w, Miller, Al
teia, oota1v
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NOTICES.
REAR IN MIND

W-ThattheTRIBUNE has ths lare-
est circulation, aud is, therefste, the
best medium for advertising; IN Seneca
County. IA
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

DentaI-Nr. T. Adams has established
a Dental Office IN Houck's Block, See card.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Green Corn, grown in this county, has al.
ready made its appearance in this market.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
BY ORDER OF COM.

Bill Mccormack was not killed at Bull
Run, as was supposed.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09
rfRERIRIiPIMffiff RRiM IMfYTFFFEE1fiRllI YFTFFFEE1fiRllI.

Can be Consulted free of charge
at the following times and places:
TifIin, shawhsu House, Friday, Aug, 9Th, Sept 4 q
Carey. Cali House, Saturday, Avg. 2, and sspt. z.
Finday, Crooks Hotel Snnday and Monday, AuF.
4th and 5th and Sept. 9Th and9th
FOStoHai Hays House, Tuesday, Aug. 9th Sept 10,
MY THEORY AND TREATMENT
Is new aud different from any in
the Uutsa States and ehallenFs any Que 10 pIodaos
The sane EuccesS that havoin Geatng ChFohie Die.
eases. My theory is base upon ths Cbsmioal opeTs
tioni Sf the body Relieving diseases 70 depeEd upon
dfpFopoFtiouste ocnditon Of the huidt of ihe body
WHEREBY the solids become unhealthy By analyEihE
The seeFetona Bood, &C., Of the body aud finding Ou
what's deficient o. 10 excess and supply In eiO the syt
smallamoqnt ofmedielne. Now, DytpepSia, 10 The
great majority 0foaiei, dspend mainly upon dipFos
poF onfd siste Of the gastric OF dgetng nuid Of mt
stomueh. When hitgaFiTlo iuios 10 pfoponionfG {
pFopsiiy he food s we'll and thoroughly diEsstsd 40
assimilAlsd. Viewing pysPePsia By the rulssel
Chsmioopa atholoFy and giving treatment aoeoTdingt
an enablsd 70 ooTe 40 cases ont otS0, and IS ease
oui Of SO Of BTonohius, Piles, RsuFaqle, Liver Com
plaint. DiEainsss, HsWous Debility, and Female DiS
eases IN eysryeSss cure Alother ChIoH1e dseaie'
| pIopoftionately.
NJ MsMillsn uses an improved lnhaligs InIhsmsh
Tor Consnmp mpiion, Asthma, 0reiabhi and s6me form
Of LaTysngitss. BY ne can make good an opas
ration 10 he DISEASED Lung and Threat a ha oOuld
. tots anyShsTo on the extahor of the BODY. Dr. Nc
he gvesa mild tonic eslmsni which acts eha'aIealy
and iasSts 20 free heT5st. expect 10 travel
the rouis foe ysa and pledge my.eftO b candid and
70 d,al honoFablY with Illvho esi upon ne. II any
oailoi e vsits 10 ihe following pknupsi
lld. Robert MoClehahd. John 6bsstI, Charles Bau.
ban, Iilin, ssneea Col y Q, millhsimg Fsliega-
Mn. itoosIt Jacobs, Eagislsllis, weed Co.fof Mrs.
| mltthias 0ilaspit, Findlay. Hancock 90.
All Eidit be dgeeiedio
Or MoMILLEN Clevelnudi o.
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sTRAYED.
Id AND WHITE cow.


GA The subscriber has q firstFate
Ayi,k Ilea,s snd Loi.i Ia Timh. which BE- oasss To-
tAis ~ rsasoaahls tsFuf. Fol paItlqalau apply q
yyis-3ls
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

II is expected a United States officer will
be here, this week, to muster in troops at
Camp Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Cure your own horses. aud save the Far.
riers fcsl The following letter received
from, Dr. Deal, who is Veterinary Surgeon
Of great skill:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Messrs. ]. N. Harris & Co. Cincinuat:
have given Perry Davis Pain Killer In
many cases Of collie, cramp and dysentery In
horses, and never knew il to fail to cure In
single instance. look upon II as certain
remedy.
JOHN r, DEAL.
For Colds, Sprains, Scratches, &c. 4, there
is no better Liniment. Try II.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable drug.
gsts aud medicine dealers.
July l9.4w
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DIR. WEAVER'S
CERATE, OR DIN fMENT,

DIX. WEAVERS
CERATE, OR DIN fTENT,
and ynn have permanent cure.
The Cefate has proved solfto be the best Ointment
ever invented. and where used II nas never been
known 70 hiloi eiiscting q permanent cure Of old
solss, Tetlerand Rinswoim, soald Head, Chilblaihs
Nnd Frost Bites, DaTbers Itch, Cnapped or Cracked
Hands OF Lips, Bloches or Pimpss on the Face, and
SORE NIPPLES AND GORE EYES
the Csfate Is the ohlj ching required TO cure IL should
be kept In tho house Of every family.
Now Is the time that sneci6e fot letter and an
other humou arising from Impure blood is wanted
Read the following evidence In favor on nT Weay.
ef's Syrnp and Cerate.
JERoMEviLtE ., Ashland co.. O. .Nov9O 1890.
N, HARRn n CO,-7tiuutsi--I deem IL duty n,
we'll % pleasure 10 tnioTm you that DR. Weaver
CAnkerAhd Salt Rhoum SyTup and Cernte have done
for hope this letter may come 10 the notice ol
all peruons similarly afflicted. In the year 1850 was
ATTACKED with TetieT or salt Rhsum on 10th nv le-s
which eNtenued until from my knest TO nv feet was
one raw sore consulted and obtained medicine and
prescriptions from nearly all the physicians In this
entity, hut obtained ruet whan your aaent at
PLACES Mr. Hoffman, drnggst, recommended mo 10 ",
the syTuR and CeTats, which fnfunstely di and az
now SQUAD well man by their nso.
And with much gratitpds Il remain Your. Truly,
] ., JOHN WTRRAUGH.
NJ wiabaush i' sgsntomsn well known IN A.lant
county.
Price Of Syrup, 81. Csrato 95 cts per bottle
Directions accompanying e'ch Bottle.
SOLD ny MOST MEDICINE DEALERS
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1892 677,7s9 ~ ,569 / ,QO7 ,4sl
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EFFEoT On THE REMFpY.

"tf on the oariies, appearance Or thsse sirus q
Consumption, tho patient takes dallT abeut tee
Eruias or the IrYpoP1tosPIJTrEa. he will u-saiiy
eco them All disappear IN q period varying non =
Few weeks 70 fcw months and by conttauia,s tbs
occasional nae Of the Remedy, lie Will ErKID
nT FINp 1uMHEtf IN THE ENJ9ThtENr oP
auuIf uEALrIr Ao II. rCnuArn, iIAp NrvIn
KNOWN IN MS LIFE nEronn.s
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"WInGh0.!Sr,' :l.,. oonuI00 PreparatlOu'

Torn of N. Churchllra nomody fNafo rom ire
original Foruulal Tho aotun % .hc iiyporhs rhltsa
m iwo-rutD and ipccilc frqrfin9 tho rriuciple wuI
ooHsIirTEl NERvOta .roGcf, and they arc iho Ecr
roWEnTtt HOOD GENERATING AcEvIa KNuNN Ths "a a
upon tho tahcrcunr Condtlou "a MMEnTNTE, an nv
GnNERAL rrNrroNa ni1AuEAriNd WIN nMnat : efHtu
Really hARNttoUa They rlisre tho corgh. Gfr iniA
oNpcctoratlon tRprcN tho appetite, arrest dlarri na
,ho night ssudi, cAtHt, and Terr ease tho hew,s
brlomf re1tlur. and ffrtss u AN Vr,,r,.t.f
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

TNhe srresi and 6neU aueHmcnl n Stoves snd
| House tutuishiHe goods ever offered 10 ths fuhs
No IN this euv Evep holy u isvited "a eau and
sxawino hsf,fs pufchasiuf eliewheta, Our Goods
were parihated vsty low, audWiu BE- sold
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-09

Let no sufferer, who values health and ila Guiav =,
hour 20 tfy this remedy. Remember that prcveitios
H brtnr Than curch nowaro Of nefdoccpiion or -
tcothing Insurance of ironta thit" u n oriv q EHa
ciid Fatal error 20 myri lads who uow ON premature
graves Give cntrcat you rron,g1t nttunto5 - trs
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THE HYPoPHOsPHITEa.

"TAe CURE Of CONsuMrrIOs, vvsd A. -
seceaa sd Third stsHss (at period, thsrufsrs.
vheu there enn be ~ deubt ~ - the n--sre 20
the Diseased 4 tho nCLE, while nEATu n Tuu
ENCEfrtoNH - 81 Know" snYs ~. e..
= that they Will rFovo not suiy - sUEs Rnu.
rnN In CONsrMrrroN as osiuiso q n Inter-
mittent Fever bat also sHestual q rliEaEn
VATIVE AZ TaeeinntiaH IN ANAL Pes
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

NEXT LEGISLATURE.-The following claS-
silicatiOn Of the members Of the next Leg.
islature is going the rounds Of the press.
1t may be correct, but we think il gives
the Republicans more members in the
lower House than facts justify. .Sennte-
Douglas Democrats, Il; Breckenridge De-
'nOcrats, 8; Republicans, Is. Assena6ly
douglas Democrats, %; Breckenridge
Democrats, 10; Republicans, 10. If the
Democratic members unite, as we have
reason to believe they will, they can con
troll the Senate and prevent much reck-
less and extravaganza legislation. The
Republicans, unaccuStomcd to power and
lacking in legislative experience and abil-
ity, will be apt to introduce and push
through tho lower House Objectionable
and obnoxious bills, and unless defeated
or modified by the Senate, they will dis
grace our statnte-bOoks. for it is imprOb-
able that Governor Stanford would cxer-
else the veto power in opposition to the
wishes Of his party. For this reason, il
for none other, the Democratic Senators
should forget past differences and preju-
dices, harmonic and present an unbroken
front to the common enemy.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

BRrTAL MURDER--A San Luis ObispO
correspondent Of the San Francisco Her.
aid. under date Of October 10th, says: ~
mysterious and most atrociOuS murder
was committed here last night. The vic.
Elm wss NJ. Ellgutter, q highly respects
Die Jewish merchant Mr.. E. LEFT the bill.
lizard saloon ct near midnight to return to
his store. He had evidently retired to
bed, and had been called up by some per.
sons asking for admittance; and after
opening the dOOE, had been attacked by
them while in thc sct Of striking light.
There we're twenty three cuts upon his
bOdy-sbOUt dozen in the chest and ab.
dOmen; his throat cut; his entrailS cut
out, and large cash in his face. The
community IL in the most intense excite.
ment on account Of the Outrage, and the
whole neighbOrhoOd has turned out in
search, but as yet no clue hes been found
70 the murdeFer&"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

No SuRREHDER.-Wc admire the tone
Of the following, which we take from an
able article in the Albany Argus, address,
ed to the Democracy Of New York. "Fel-
low Dcmocrats-havc patience, stand fast
by your principles, calmly endure the
flippant reproaches and misrcprescnta-
tons, with which partisan deMagogncS,
or, it may he, honest but weak and unstA'
BILE friends. assail you. Their is yet
work reserved for you. When the storms
Of vituperation shall have passed and the
noisy and prctcntious pa riots Of to-day
shall have shrunk away GOm the dangers
which now inpcnd ovef Us, the last hope
Of tho nation will rest upon you, and
your courage and firmness, grounded up
on an intelligent political faith, will be
equal TO the terrible ordeal, and the sal
walton Of your country will be wrought
out by yOur hands. Cherish your pOliti-
cal principles, preserve your organization,
patiently struggle for the right, and pre-
pare for the hour when the work Of re-
establishing the Constitution and restO-
ring the Union will, by common consent,
be committed TO your hands,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

MILITARY FORcE AGAINST A SrATE.-Iu
the Convention that framed the Constitu.
ton of the United States, James Madison,
(whOse opinions were once held in rever.
ence by DemOcratst) said on the PROPOSE.
tion to empower the government to use
military force against State:
" The more he reflected on the uae Of force
the more he doubted the pracIicabiIity. the
justice. and the efficiency If il, when applied Il
people collectively. and not individually. A
seemed t0pFUvide fur it, own destruction. The
use Of fOrce against State would lOOk more
like declaration If war thsn an infection OI
punishment, and would probably be considered
By the party attacked as q diSs0lutiOn Of ell
previous cOmpacts by which it might be bound. II
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19
CONsTABLE's SALE.

T(Y virtue OF an exrcu ton To directed, issued
ID out 81 the Court If Henry W Eayles. . Justice
OF the Peace IN and for the Township Of Diamond
Syringe County 81 81 Dorado and ttnic Of Caii'or.
mia, on judgment rendered the 10th day II
September u. 1861 Ia favor Of Justices Court and
against samuel Snow. for the VI thirty two ~
lon dollars and for fees Of two transcripts ave dol
lars. debt and amounting in all to thirty seven ~
lW dollars, together With accruinE eosts,-I have
levi-d upon and seized and gill expose for sale At
public auction, TO the highest bidder at the Justice
Office Ia NewioWn, Diamond Springs Township.
On the eth, Day Of November, A. D. 1891
at tie hOGr Of OcIock r. ~, all the right, tile In.
terrst and claim OF the above named defendant In
and TO the following described property lying and
being in the township OF Diamond Springs, county
and Stste aforesaid, to Wit; One House and Lot
known the JUSTICES Ofice." one bar room stove
and pipe, bake pans. ! dish pan, : benches. one
COUNTER and shelving, 10 the said house levied up
on as the property Of Samnel Snow
Given under my hand, this llth day Of October, A.
b 1851. JOSEPH II. EHITH,
to Constable In and for said Township
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

MCST PAY UP.--The New York mer.
chants who, upon the spur Of the moment
and before contracts were given out and
there was n prospect Of making n "good
thing" out Of the wnr, induced their en-,
plOyeeS to volunteer and with oStentatiouS
liberality promised continuance Of their
salaries, it seems need IL little coercion 10
make thcnT comply with their haSty con.
tracts. Their patriotism, though Of the
pureSt, is not Of the most stcadfa>t char
acter. 1t was vehement and extravagant
and di>intcrestcd at first, but unfortunate
~ it SOON wilte'i. The Tribune, savagcIy
indignant, threatens them after this fash.
ion:
"No little Indignation ia frl, in certain regi-
ments by members, who were expeciing Ia
serve their country, and whose employers in
New York had granted them leave II absence.
with continued pay, that they should nUw be
compelled To resign and return. or allow their
families 10 suffer On account If the sinppnge
Of salaries BY the aforesaid employers. II
would seem no more than justice IL the names
Of such employers should be published.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-We believe
nearly if not every State in the Union.
have long ago abolished the barbarous.
OdiouS, inhuman Law Of imprisonment for
debt A Republican Congress has passed
and 9 Republican Administration spprov.
I'd this atrOcious Law. The Congress
lately adjourned, says the Dayton (Ohio)
Empire. passed bill for the collection Of
the direct taxes, making it an offence pun.
ishable with imprisonment for any man
to refuse to Pay his proportion Of said tax
when called upon by the Government tax
collector. lie is to be incarcerated, and
there remain until he pays not only the
tax levied, but six per cent. thereon, from
the time Of his imprisonment. It makes
no difference whether the man has the
money or nOt-whcther he refuses to paw
because Of OpPosition to the Law, or from
necessity, to prison he must 60, and there
remain until he pays the original SUN,
with the six per cent. added. Some may
ask how can = man be expected TO pay
his tax after he is confined in jail, where
he has no opportunity to either make or
raise money! Don't ask such simple
questions, or you may lay yourself liable
to the charge Of being "traitor." It will
be enough for you to know that the Pres.
ident wants six hundred millions Of dol.
lara, that Congress has authorized him to
raise it, and you must pay your share Of
II, though your children go without clio.
thing or bread. The Republicans have
commenced very costly war for the pur.
pose Of maintaining the Chicago Platform,
which Greedy and the ultra Republicans
assert is worth fifty CniOHs," and the
people, ifthcy wish to escape imprisOn-
ment, must foot the bill. The whole
matter might have been compromised,
without trouble, without expense, without
any material sacrifice, but the Republican
members Of Congress refused to "yield
an inch. PreferriOg war and dissolution
OF the Union to q sacrifice Of plank in
their purely sectional platform. The
present state Of affairs IL only the begin.
mag Of the end, unless there be speedy
Termination Of this unfortunate war.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

Nor AUFsOsSSEO, BUT WILL STAND Ar
pnOvED.-A Washington correspondent
Of the New York World, says that the
proclamatioa Of General Fremont II still
the subject Of much cO'nmeHt The Gov
eminent he'd not given instructions for
any such declaration, nor was II known
IN WsshingtOa that such was to be made
Bot, MeVeFtheIs.N there ID not one mein'
bss Of the Cabinet who does not Hpprore
sA6 sSstGis the principles declared by
General Fremont" The President. doubt.
less with the approval Of the Cabinet, has
publicly disavOwed them, but he may,
however, secretly "aPprOve and sustain
them"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

RELIOIOUs.-The SOnOma Journals !:
by fer the largest gathering ever con.
vened on like occasion In this county,
has been witnessed at SebastOpOl, during
the past few days, where the MethOdists
South have been holding camp. meeting.
A gentleman Of our acquaintance, who
was there on Saturday and Sunday, es-
Inmates that the number of people in at.
tendance was not less than Ave or six
thousand daily"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

REPrBLIcAN CONsIyrEScy.- clip the
following from the San Eranci"cO Mirror,
the Custom llOuas organ:
LOYALYrIH KRNVUcxY.-Ths Frankfort (Ky.)
CSmaoAasaalA, Of she llth ulL. concludes an
aSticls ~ the iavasi0a Of KentWcky BY the
C9avrasFala trOOpe, thas:
'In ell ths Ossoduce At the Uni0a party. Ia
ed their scts aad wosda. they have la6oeed fi'E
Psacs, end they will ~ The laat mOmeHt strive
Sor peace, ifit can be bad with hoaos end with.
sut disl0yalty: bat Q pescs which secures die.
Aoses end sscsssiOa, they d" not want and will
not have"
Now this same CaStOm House organ
denoWnces us as sccessioniSts and traitors
for advocating 80 peace if II can be had
with honor and without disIoyalty."-
What is "loyalty" in Kentucky is trea-
son in California The Mirror notices
apprOvingly the position Of the Common,
sse0Itk, and denounces the DEHOcRAr for
occupying the same position! Such il
the consistency Of the miniOns Of the Re.
publican party.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

TRE income TAx.-We zee it stated
that salary Of $500 will pay a tax Of
t~sntv dolIGrs-One Of 81, 600 . tax Of
Nsy.tseO dOlEGTs-Others in proportion
where the salary or income is over $500.
This Is unjust to California where it costs
nearly $500 q year to support . family
comfortably. In the older States where
provisions are cheaper. rents lower. and
everything tlae in proportion, the tax
will scarcely be felt BY those whOse saIa.
rice exceed $500 . year. but here it is
othsrwise. Bot few VI our mechanics
make less than $500 year, and out Of
eIat, In consequences Of the high price Of
provisions, clOthing. rents, &C., they can
81 afford to pay tax Of twenty dollars
every year to the Federal Government,
besides the city. county and State tax.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

REVIVED. EaSton (Pa.) Sentinel,
one Of the newspapers destroyed by mob
some weeks since, is out again, and a
home guard has been formed composed
Of many Of the principal citizens Of that
place, to prevent the future recurrence "f
similar GiSgraceful scene. i singular
spectacle! The absolute necessity Of
forming = home guard to prevent the pc.
Culiar advocates Of law md order from
committing mob violence! How the acts
Of the Republicans give the lie to their
professions! The destruction Of the Sen.
tinel Office was considered Of sufficient
importance to have the laudable deed tel.
egraphed to California. No notice, how
ever, has been or is likely TO be taken, by
the minions Of the Administration, of its
revival. and Of the action Of the principal
citizens Of Easton in forming company
to protect it hereafter. They have too
great iNndncSS for money to dare to say
anything 'lcrogatory to the A'lministra-
ton. If the destruction Of the Sentinel
was an evidence Of the popularity Of the
Administration, its rcSuScitatiOn must be
an evidence Of its unpopularity. 1t is n
bad cause that has to resort to mob VIC.
lence to sustain it.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-19

y No PAETY.-It Is amusing to hear Re.
publicans appeal to Democrats to forget
party. Have the Republicans abandoned
their party organization, renOunced their
heresies, and appointed Democrats to Of.
hcse The Collector Of New York made
O~s ksadrsd 0Hd ssUsHtv rs~OsGh on the
second Of September. for party cause
alone On the Sasns day the Essnin0
Pest. with matchle@s hypocrisy. said:
"TAsss is. therefore, 10 this country TO-DAY
no Repehlican, 10 Democratic ravsv."