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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

SENAToR HALE.-This leading and in
dependent Republican Senator, who late
ly rebuked Sumner, Trumbull and other
Republican apologists of Cameron and
Welles, was lately honored with the fol
lowing notice from the Albany { y. y,
Ercning JouraQl, one of the most rahiC
Republican organs in the East:
"Senator Hale is indignant because the
Marshal Of the District Of Columbia won't Civ,
him IL pass 10 the Washington Jail. The Mar
shall should be censnred. Not only should III,
distinguished complainant be permitted to Wis
il, but alsn--lf he desires ito take up lodg
ing in that fragrant institution"
Why does the Erening Journal abuse
Hale Simply because he denounced
in whitening terms, the cOrrnptions ii
high places at Washington! Had he de
Tended Cameron and AVcl!es he would
have been praised for his honesty and
patriotism
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
PIRE DEPARTMENT FUND.

On motion, the bill of Henry CurTan, for 81 10,
was rejected.
Moved that the bills against the School Fund for
Monitors amounting to $50, be laid over for
further investigation. Carried.
On motion, one dollar per day deducted from bill
of Eli Henderson March nth, ls62, was ALLOW ed
Moved TO adjourn TO meet on the first Monday Of
April next, at O'Clock Z. VI. Carried,
&. f.. CHCBBuCK, City Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
ORDINANCE NO. 1872.

4 n Ordinance to direct and require the City
~ Treasurer Of the City OF Placer ale, I" pay
to Vim. }. Lewis or To his order, certain None!
in the Treasury Of said tiiy.
The '"mm"n To~n"H of The city 81 Frrsrr"2'
do Oy'i"in as toUOrs:
SECTION l. Tits hereby made the duty Of the City
Treasurer of the City "f rlAcrT\Ic, and the Git!
Treasurer Of said City i. hereby directed and re
quircd L. pay upon demand To VIM j. Lewis or to his
order, the wh0e sum of none! paid and now REMAIN
ing IN the Treasury Of said tIiy, and which vas
paid in and collected ~ virtue Of SP cal Tax
levied and collected III the year \. ID 1861. for the
purpose If causing RaIlrua route Ia lee surveyed
from the City nf PaccrNiilr To Folsom or I" some
other eligible point along the hue Of the sacramento
Valley Railroad, which sum If money, paid aud
now remaining in said Treasury amounts 10 the
sum of Two Thousand Seven Hundred aud Forty
four 40-l0i Dollars.
SECTION ,. This Ordinance shall take effect
and be II furce from and after It's passage.
Approved March 21th lSG2.
THOS u. WADE, Mayor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

If BLACK, ALL RIGHT.--Thc widows
and seamstresses, of st. Louis, not long
since, held a mass meeting, and resolved
to apply to the authorities at Washing.
ton, who profess so much sympathy for
the oppressed, for rcleffor their distressed
condition-no work, no food, no shelter.
Commenting on the meeting the Detroit
Free Press observes, are they black? If
they are, all right; the Administration
will relieve them at once. Sumner or
Lovcjoy will introduce bill in trice. If
,ohite, they may starve before these PHI
lanthropists would move finger for their
relief Who ever heard of the negro phi.
lanthropists saying or doing anything for
poor white people?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

HARRT RuFF continues to deserve our unal.
Logged gratitude by promptly and GrssetOIIy
extending to us the favOrs of Wells, Fargo 4
Co.'S Express. Long may be shine.
HERNANDEz L ANDERSON and Bradshaw 4
Co. are entitled to our thanks for Sacramento
and San Francisco papers.
THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS will be in session
on Monday next, at 10 o'clock, AN.
FIREHES's MEErING.-The regular monthly
meeting Of Neptune Engine en-, No. >, will he
held at their house on Thursday evening next.
MosT ExcELLENr MAsrER.-.On Tuesday even
ing next, st. james Royal Arch Chapter. 40.
Is. will confer the degree Of Most Excellent
Master. Sojourning Companions are invited
10 1e present. ~ ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Loss OF CATTLE. the vicinity OF
Lafayette, Contra Costa county, 1900
head of cattle were lost during the present
winter, says a paragraph in the Contra
Costa Gasette. 1t is estimated that up.
wards of one hundred thousand head of
cattle have persisted since the first of last
December.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

AT the end Of last month there was in
the State Treasury, in all the funds, only
$194,5O9 So. The Legislature has raked
it" beautifully. Place the same "rc-
trenchment and reform" party in power
another year, and they will bankrupt the
State. Is it any wonder that the people
the tax-payers-have become disguised
with Republicanism? Has it not proved
a worthless as well as costly experiment {?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Nrm advertisements To:pau.
- NCT1S4S ~ '-A~A->r LOS 81
Ell DORADO COUNTY WARRANTS
County TREAsrRrR's OFFICE.

, COUNTY TREASCRER'S OFFtcE.I
placer,ille, April BIB. 1867
1 IL PERSONS holding Warrants. drawn on
n the General Fund, registered PRIOR To
February 5th, 1861. hereby noe.iird To- present
the same for payment. at the Comfy Trra,',r"r's
Office, on Monday, April 9Th, 1867, or within
sixty days from that date, or the money will lac
applied To the payment Of Warrants neat in order
of registry, III accordance with an Act Of ia" Leg
islature. approved March 3lst, lsj1. The interest
will be stopped ON said Warrants after this date.
j. l.. PERKINS,
Treasurer Of FL Dorado County.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

- . =
'iiow SAPoLEoN PUNISHED Sw1SsGsxG.
IN His ARMY.-Napoleon secured the re-
spect, confidence, and it might be said
affection, of his troops as much by his at
tention to their wants as by his skill as a
commander Army contractors and spec
uatorS stood in awe of him, for they knew
he would punish severely any detected
rascality. The following instance Of his
summary mode of punishment Of villains
in his army, is brought to mind by the
Chicago Tribune, with suggestion that
it BE- initiated in the Federal Army. 1t
should be recollccted that the Tribune is
a Republican, organ, aNG sanmOt 6S HS-
cused, as all Democrats are who condemn
! ths swinUiag operations Of 4 iovTnuis6t
r&,;";s, .. l.> &ttss Ssie seeesSiofists.' -16e
Tribune says:
"Just before the great battle If Wagram,
while the army was encamped on the Island Of
Lnbau, near Vienna, Napulean walking one day
with one Of his Marshas, on the shore, passed
u company Of grenadiers seated at their dinner.
We'll, my friends, said he, 4 hope you find
the WINE good. 1T will not make us drunk
replied one; there is our cellar, pointing TO
the river Danube. The Emperor, who had or
dered bottle of wine IT, each man. was sur
prsed, and made an immediate inquiry. He
found that forty thousand bottles sent by HIM
a few DAYS before, for the army, bad been pur-
luined and accounted for by the Commissaries
They were Immediately brought To trial 0ad
,rrre c1nJemHedtO he shot, which sentence was
speedily carried in:o execution. Here was a
venal offence, insignificant, indeed, when COM
pared with the frauds upon the urgent wants
and necessities Of our soldiers, recently brought
10 light, but it received a severe and merlted
punishment. few such examples IN our army
would do a world Of good.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Arms IN THE SrATE.-We learn from
General Kibbe's report that the State of
California has in her possession brass
6-pounders, 3 l2-pOund hOwizers, 2 iron
6-pounders, "a sets of harness, 1880
muskets, 1877 rifles, 1,G06 bayonet scab-
bards, 50 horsemen's pistols, 1872 swords
and II haversacks.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Ok THEIR WAY.-Srveral members Of
the CalavcraS Bar and other residents Of
Mokelumnc Hill, says the Sacramento
Bee Of Tuesday, passed through the city
yesterday on their way to San Francisco,
their business there being to give in their
evidence before the Committee appointed
by the Assembly to inquire into the Sc
cession procivities and alleged malfea-
Sance in Office of District Judge Hardy.
More residents of CalavcraS passed
through to-day on similar errand. II
is well understood this is solely politi-
cal move to legislate Democrat out of
Office, in order to make room for a Repub'
lican hummer 1t shows to what length
partisan Meanncss and bIgotry will go to
injure political opponent.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

COMMODORE PORTER. St. Louis
Republican makes statement which will
cause universal anxiety. 1t says that the
injuries sustained by Commodore Porter
are much more serious than they were at
first supposed to be. When the boilers
of the ESSEX exploded, he probably in
hailed steam, injuring his lungs. Fatal
results are dreaded.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

A Foul MURDER.-A man named Thos
Russell, citizen of Santa Cruz county,
was brutally murdered in that place, on
the night of the 18th ult., by an unknown
assassin.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
JUIC q OIIIINHI UPPVIICII1

Ok TIE SENSATION we copy the fol-
lowing sensation item from the Sacramen.
to Union of Wednesday
"REroRrED CArTuRE OF UNION PRISONERS
a letter dated San Diego, March 18th to IA gen
tleman Of Sacramento, saws:
"'An express has just arrived, bringing an
account Of skirmish on the Colorado between
a company If the First Regiment California
Volunteers, which was on its way to Fort Iu
ma and u party Of Secessionists, in which
twenty-five or thirty Of our men were taken
prisoners"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05


CARTBoO.-The Oregon, which arrived
on the Both ult., brings-news that the
cold at Cariboo was intense; persons
were frost-bittcn by half an hours expo
sure, through thick boots. Letters pub
lished in Victoria papers, from persons in
CariboO, warn miners not to proceed
yet, as provisions are scarce and trails not
open, except at risk of life. Hundreds of
adventures are at Portland, in wretch,
ed condition, waiting for the weather to
moderate. All the ground worth work
ing, letters state, is taken up and it is
folly for new corners to expect to discover
new diggings.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

The enemies of the Democratic party
are praying for its dissolution, and the
Republican mlnions in its ranks are Zeal
ously working for that object. Week af-
ter week, they reitcrate the falsehood that
it has disbanded. We believe, all good
Democrats believe, that we can best pro-
mote the interests of our country by pre-
serving our time-honored organization,
and we shall adhere to it under all crcum-
stances. 1t has been so closely identified
with the history and progress of our coun-
try that its dissolution would seem like
the severance of the last bond which holds
our country together. Can Democrats
affiliate with those whose principles and
pursuits they detest. or assist to place in
office men whom they believe to have
been instrumental in causing this war,
and who do not hold one purpose as to
the future in common with themselves !?
Would they not be contributing to bring
about the very evils and calamities which
they wish to avoid, by fusing with the
Republican party?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
AIARI}IA(IES.

At the Cary House, in this city, on the Cd inst,
by the Rev. Mr.. McMonagle, MIR A. A. Hyatt and
Mrs. VI. r. Merchant, both Of Georgetown.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
THE SECOND
ANNUAL PICNIC AND BALL
YOUNG AMERICA ENGINE Co. No. 3
On Thursday, May LIST, 1862.


On Thursday, May LIST, 1862.
TA The PICNIC will be held a.
-Z kr.hner,. Ranch Cone mile ives.
rs TN Of the City Of Placerville', and
the Hall at Confidence Pavilion,
in the evening. The different Fire and Military
Companies and Schools. OF this City and surround
ing towns, respectfully invited 10 attend.
Young America Engine Company will meet in front
OF the Engine House, at O'Clock A. v, in full uni
form, to escort the different Companies and Schools
to the Picnic grounds, where an Grafton will be de-
ivered by THOMAS FITCH, Esq. at o'clock P. n.
Committee of Invitation:
III. Harmon, Geo p Jones, John McCone,
J. J. Cullen, J. j. Reynolds, Joseph Todd,
W. Mccormick, NJ X, Shearer, Jas. Coleman,
Alex. Hunter, J. D. BoOp, j. NJ Brown
J. Christian, }. Mckinley VIM Taylor,
Fred. Hunger, J. NJ. Reynolds, C.E Baker
J. NJ. GrHntham, DIR. y. Harvey, W. IT, Mead,
g. Metzler, = W. Sanderson, Jacob Thatcher,
L. Wolf, W. ii. L1well, Frank Wilson,
&. II. Bucklin, NJ +. Trumbun, VIM Arnold,
W. H. Cooper, L. Reese, James Phpps,
o. Young, w. Hancock, Jas. ReaTlon,
J. Bourgan, August Urt A. Janizen
L. Germaine, J. Patton, IIF Page
J Bayler. Frank Montre, NJ, Burnham,
;. NJ. anderson, JOS White, I. Y. Tracy,
c. McIane, J. s Sesser, &c Plat,
A. T. Melvin, y BeckmAnn DR. EicbpIroth
}. MarcoVich, L. Mcfarland, d. Noland.
Reception Committee:
> Randall 81 Claude, wv. Levan,
Jas. W. Cullen, A. d. Tryon, John Foil.
Floor Managers:
VIM. Cary, W. J. White, J. L. Weymouth, F. A. Bee
Committee Of Arrangements:
J. L. Weymouth, Thos. Hogsett. D W. Levan.
VIM. Thatcher, Daniel Dunn, c. L. Chubbuck
N. BIO invitation cards will be issued The
friends OF the Company respectfully invited to
attend and participate without further invitation
Costume nf the Evening, Citizens Dress
Tickets, Five Dollars.-Music by the Placervie
Military Brass Band. spr5,d
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

On the final passage Of the NEGRO ties,
timony bill" Messrs. Dennis, Frasier and
Parker voted against it, and Mr.. Dean for
it. On the question of its engrossment,
which we considered equivalent to its
passage, we stated that "Messrs. Dennis
and Frasier voted against it, and Mcssrs.
Dean and Parker dOdged." In justice to
Mr.. Parker, who was placed in false pc.
sitiOD, we make this correction We
have heard several Abolition Democrats
censure Messrs. Dennis. Frasier and Par
ker for voting against it, but all true Dem
ocrats heartily approve their vote.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

WHAT is meant by Republican retrench-
ment and reform? Increased debt and
additional tdrdtton.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Common council PrOessdInEs.
pLAcanyILLs, March 9Th, 1859.

PLAchnvILLs, March 9th, lsSS'
Board met pursuant to = call Of the Mayor
Mayor Wade presiding. -.
Present-Alds. Reynolds, Cooper, boro"sA' anu
MunsOn.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved c...
An Ordinance was adopted requiring the Wy
Treasurer TO pay over to VIM. }. Lewis, OF n's
agent the amount in his hands belonging 10 the
Railroad Fund levied for the purpose oil pa!ih.s
SSS tbs S1ESeyW a practicable route between '"l'
City and Folsom.
Yeas and Nays called-adOptcd unanimously.
petition was presented from residents upon
Cottage street praying for the widening oi sara
Street. o,,.
Referred to the Committee on Streets and fuonc
Places with instructions to report as soon ~ eon
venient- ,..A.
Also a petition from Mr.. Nachman, asking the !,
Council to arbitrate his demand for the removal Oh
a certain side walk, constructed BY the Ut! Mar
shAl in front Of his premises. -,
Request granted and C. }. Arvidsson appointed
to represent the'Cit. in the case.
A petition was presented from Mr.. Fred Sie8'
asking the passage Of an Ordinance for the pro'ec
tion of the banks Of HangtoWn Greek.
A proposition was received from Mettrs' j. Mcr
Pearson and J. d. BOOp, to do certain grazing
upon Pacific street.
Referred to the Committee on Streets and PuO-
lie Places.
On motion. the Council adjourned until Friday
March 2Sth, at o'clock, 7. NJ.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

Attention, Neptunes!--Your regular
monthly meeting will be held at the Engine House
on next Thursday evening, the 10th instant.
+. +. BARSS, President.
CIV. PARNRs, Scc'ry.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

WAszEHagoH GUA RBs-Thls esmPaay Of ja-
Veaile sOlaieFy will give . dancing party, nj
Cssadeacs PaviIioa, % Friday evening next
TIE lIth inst. We hope our eilizens will en-
coaEugs the boys By pstrOniEiug their party,
And thus show them that their youthful demon
strniiOn Of martial patriotism is appreciated
aud approved BY their faIl,grown cOuutrymen.
II may be that the Washington Guards bear
upon their roll the name of some future militia
~ Colossus, the story Of whose Geats Of strategy
and vaiOr shall AdOrn the page Of American
history let the thought be cherished aud the
Guards be patrOUiEed and sustained. The
profits arising from the party are to be spprO.
priated tn the purchase Of muskets and accou.
Irements, which the Guards do not yet possess
and we hope they will reach an amount suffi-
cienI for that purpose. Tickets, 81 so.
AGRICULTURAL SOcIETr.-H will be seen by
4 card 10 our advertising columns that the Sec.
Rotary of the Fl Dorado County Agricultural
Society calls upon the members Of the Society
to pay their annual dues. Payment may be
made to I. s. Titus. W. NJ. Cary and Fred. F.
Barss, at Placerville; F. H. Hornblower, Of
Greenwood Township; Robert Chalmers and
8. b. Weller. at ColOma, and to T. J. OrGOn,
the Secretary, at FL Dorado.
YOUSG ANERIcA.-YOung America Engine
Company, No. 3, will celebrate May Day With
q picnic at Kruhner's Ranch, an Grafton by
Major Thomas Fitch, and grand ball, at Con.
fdeDce Pavilion. IN the evening. Everybody
is invited to participate with them in the fes-
tiyi,ies OF the occasion.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

tbs DEMOCRATIC PARTY TUE NATIONS
HoPE.-The people are coming to realize
the great fact that if our Government is to
be preserved, says the New Hampshire Pd-
triOt, its salvation can only come by aud
through the Democratic party. That
party is founded upon the principles Of
the Constitution, and its mission is to sec
that the Union is preserved, the COnsti-
tuition maintained inviolate, the laws ex-
ecuted; the Government sustained, and
peace and prosperity restored to the coun'
try.
Standing thus by and upon the Con-
stitution, and being the only party that
does so, the Democracy are looked to as
the guardians of our political covenant,
as the only reliable defenders of the ark
of safety. In them the people have al
ways found faithful servants, rulers, coun-
sellers and guides, and to them they now
look for relief from the awful condition in
to which Abolition demagOgucs and Re-
publican corruptioniSts have led them.
And in this great emergency that gallant
and patriotic old organization will prove
true to its illuStrions origin and its bril-
liant history. 1t will fulfil the bond, and
at the same time see that others are com.
PEELED to do so. 1t wants no Abolition
sympathizers in its ranks.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

*Mr. Elstner informs us that the Fort
referred to was recently built on Ovens
River, by the settlers. 1t is large stone
building and is occupied by forty.two
men. At last accounts from there the
occupants considered themselves safe from
attacks of Indians. They had, however,
nearly exhausted their ammunition and
provisions. The late severe weather may
have driven the Indians from the neigh
bOrhOod of the Fort.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

l hereby certify that at "a meeting Of the Com
mon Council held upon Thursday, Mar IA 2Ith, 4.
ID. lsG2, the above Ordinance Was passed.
c. L. CHuBBUCk, Cay Clerk.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
PLAcERyILLR, March 9s, 1856

PLAcERvILLR, March ~, 1907
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Present-Alds. Reynolds, Condee, BoFo"sGy'
MunsOn and Cooper.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
The Finance Committee reported the following
bills which were allowed:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
Lat. 1n..ll,x.nee from Aurora.

~ y. 4H "a ny
!, ~ >,>~., asssHvasSu ~ So FI:-F.SSsF
ner, Esq, to extract the following inter
esting news from private letter to him,
dated ut Aurora, March seth, 1862:
Nothing has been heard from the Forts
on Owens River, and the fate Of its occu-
pants is unknown. Considerable appre-
hension is felt for their safety. A compa-
ny of lS or 20 men left this place yester-
day with the intention of going to their
relief, but up to this time have got no
further than the Five Mile Ranch. Tho
only way they can reach there is by 60
ing around and avoiding the Indians, who
are said to be at least 1000 strong, and
many of them we'll armed and mounted
Four men, who attempted to go down
there some ten days since, have returned,
having been attacked by the Indians
Two Of them were wounded, one with
rihe-ball and arrow, the other with an
arrow. They had one horse killed. The
two wounded men rode into this place in
three days and nights, and had nothing to
eat on the way. They are recovering
fast.
Nearly all the Indians have left the
Walker River and Mono Lake Districts,
and gone to Owens River, where the
principal fighting will take place.
Morris mill has been started two or
three times, but some of the machinery
appears to be defective and it does not
operate satisfactorily, which will be RENE
died in a day or two. Twenty tons of
rock from the wide West lead yielded
$40 per ton. Most of the miners are en-.
gagged in taking out rock from their seve-
raj leads. Considerable fault is found
with the imperfect machinery of most Of
the mills here, and no doubt justly, for
the taiihgs of some Of them will pay
much more than the runnings. Clayton
expects his machinery here every day,
and will put it into running order within
FIVE days after its arrival. The Ante
lope"'is still taking out good rock, and, |
believe, is the best lead in the County
Coal has been found between the two
Walkers, Of excellent quality. have
tried some Of it and it burns finely.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05
ST. GEORGE HOTEL,

J.R, HARDENBERGH &J.BDAYToN, Proprietors
Fourth Street, between j and X,
apro II SACRAMENTO
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-05

LAST DAY OF GRACE To-day is the last day
Of grace allowed for the payment Of city taxes,
prior to the addition Of five per cent. and the
publication OF the list Of delinquents. Deputy
Collector Tureman will attend at his office for
the accommodation OfaII who may beprepared
to pnngle.