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La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

HWorms in cotton are reported to
have made their ap~pearanoein someplaces:
We have ourselves seen a few but as
twice already, within the last few months,
the same rumor has been spread, we
deem it due to our readers. on account of
its Importance, to wal. for more confl-
nation before we give it as official. Worms
may sometimes be seen in small numbers
and few localities, but not as a general
evil. We believe il to be so far the minor
evil, and of no consequence.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

v-Messrs. 4. L. St. Martin & Joseph
T. Thibodeaux have bought the store kept
of late-with so much success and popu-
-larity-by Mr.. II. Cazenavette. We are
certain that the new firm will not be less
p~atronized. Messrs. st. Martin & Thibo-
deaux have long experience in the bust
ness they have taken in their charge, and
are we'll known to our public. Success TO
them. 4! - e. go
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

V-The eaters and lovers of CHS hi,
valve will be glad to learn that our old
friend, Juan Puertas. so long and well
known in this and the neighboring parish
es, from the bay and the river to the quit
will soon. open Jnan's Oyster Saloon
We, shall. call on you, Juan, and sse
whether, in repairing your saloon yyoYp'
have been impairing your talent, 70 !
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

TCall on Thompson g. Co.. corner
Main and jackson sts.,, If you want a
bargain. Our friend, McMains, chief
cook of the establishment, offers superior
Inducements 10 those DESTROYS to procure
anything in their line Of business.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09
F. w. & c. M. SMITH,
A0ENTS ssM.
n. 7. DAILY AMI WEEKLY NEWS,
1a st. Charles ST., R DOM No. I. ground floor.

n" 8 49, ~ - E
Having been appointed Az .rts for the New York
Daily and Weely News we wOnld respectfully
solicit the patronage from ne people Of Chg soath
Journal and asian advertising medium 10 nnequalled;
all know it, Sharactsr, and 40, one can deny it, de.
Rights. All persons wishing to subscribe or adAer-
tise. will do well to han in their names.
Persons from the cOuntty will have their ordeFs
promptly filed. AsssHgsef
Farmers having lards for sale would do well to
advertise In its columns, as its extensive circulation
offer great advantages in that line. 56s1 6+A4I
ouR rERAs ARE As roLIows y
Daily News mailed to subscribers, single COPPER:
" Ou6 v60F1s ~ - ~ -. : IA ~ : s{s sVkW ~
Daily News mailed TO- snbscribers. single c0pl6.
a six month";. :. e. .V.a. -. .s. 41.6 sS 90
Weekly, ene CORY. one wear N 90
To Ciergymsn, Weekly go. - :. 1 66
For further lnfrtmation call upon dc, o. address
by mail as above..t ii FesaE II. WI GIN. SitrrH,
SEA-, saa tg4stR r1 a8aSfIg - Agents.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

HE. J. Bruff has received q new and
choice assortment of groceries and staple
and fancy dry goods, which hes offers at
very low prices Call on the odd man"
and Judge for yourselves. l
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09
Th;beoda1x, la; September 9, 1865. ~LaV sael1aNo.6 6.

A cARp.-The attention Of our readers
is oalledt to Mr.. II. C~azsnavette's 7card'iu
to days issue, also to notices Of Messrs .
Cazsnayette e. st. Martin, and 81. Martin
&Thibodeaux,
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

B-There is a rumor aaaoat that the
N. O., O. Il q. W. R. r. is to be turned
over to the Company the 18th inst: We
are safe in stating, to the legions Of
friends of A. j. Baldwin, of the South
Louisiana Express, that it will be turned
over also to- the Company.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09
New Series, Vol. 1.
Goful Nfms.

TWe call the attention of the public
to the advertisement of Mr.. John N.
Bogert, in an other column.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09
James Rogers, !,

gWETaGg OF IE8 PEACE,
.TsfaN afNH&{s.t 6sstn stf5f,tf9 3.ffsfsSsl
OPFICE-Jackson atrretp a lew doors below o.
L. Blanchard 3 store. Isl Altl
w. H. Raglan, Justice Of the Peace, can also b.
found in the same building. auge6-tf
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

UsThe night from the fifth to the sixth,
announced BY the late showers and the
almost permanent rain during the two
previous days, has been a-most severe,
stormy n 9 Rain poured down through
out the night amid a roaring wind storm,
lightning and thunder. Our streets looked
more fit for navigation, on the next day,
than oars or land vehicles. Our gardens,
in many places, looked like swamps after
q long rainy season. We look with soli-
citous anxiety fer news from the country.
We wish to know to what extent the
fields have been injured, if they have
been; 50 far, judging by our surroundings,
we believe little, if any. harm has been
done. The country has SO much suffered
Of late years, and SO much depends on
this years @ in the crop, that the
greatest concern is felt whenever this
question is touched. Apprehensions are
felt about the cotton crop !; so far the
opinions are divided, and the news from
the country and planters only will settle,
the matter.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

Ne BJ. p. Fulford,s we understand, will
open a Western produce and grocery
store. corner Market and St:'Philip SITS.
That's right we shall have plenty Of
everything. God grant vi q safe season
and the wherewith. ~. essential. It would
be a sad pity to see all the goods Of the
world and be spectators in Promethean
fashion. 'a..
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

IThe National R%estrurat will open on
the 18th inst. This is good news to
amateurs, gourmands, travellers and batche-
lors wishing to spend social evenings !;
and even to non-batchelors anxious for q
little variety. Mr.. Luce will keep the
choicest Of everything in his line for Gus
toners, at all hours n in the best. style,
"done ups to the taste Of the prsser1bers.
and according to orders. His prices will
be such as not to. scare the most timid
pocket, even if in company with the most
rayenous appetite and thirst. You who,
in appetite or thirst, no matter what,
travellers too late for hotel meals, or
fboarders too late-call on Luce. You
will be served quickly and cheerfully-
for a /" consideration" i MI ~ ~.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

sgUWe hail with pleasure the intro
duction of q new champion in the arena
of the New Orleans press-The Daily
Southern Star. It comes to us beside its
i~ntrinsical merits, clad in official dress, as
official organ Of the State and of the city.
We hail the advent Of this new auxiliary.
the more joyfully as it comes to us in the
very first. number as the exponent of
these sentiments that should be felt by
every true lover Of his State. and every
true, honest and unprejudiced heart. We
commend 1t to our readers most oheerfully
and earnestly. The press Of New Or
leans has always shone amongst its CO.
t~emporaries of this continent, as an
unsurpassed, If not foremost, constella-
ton; always remarkable for talent,
moderation, honest and true patriotism.
The new conner presents itself in a way
that shows it will keep its rank and not
be the lesser " STAR in the constellation
that crowns the Crescent.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

TAs sndersigned. hauisg forsed a parfserskip asdes
the name of Sc. Martia 4 Tktbodeaaz, for the parposs
Of psrsaiag the Dr1g basisess,t respectfully solicit q
" f Al. 81. MARTIN 98se
j. r. T~HIBODElUX.
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O TICE

The paptserskip existisg bstresa III. GsifsSssttd
T. A. L. 50. Marsin las blsa 6issoise1 D. mstxai con.
seat, On shs a9th day Of AHesst. 1855 -..--.
a stiIEE t%f8 Efa#s s@z!A A. L. ST. MIRTEM A.
La sentinelle de Thibodaux. [volume] (Thibodaux, La.) 1861-1866, 1865-09-09

NoTE-This letter has been DELAYED fl
order to obtain the amounts expended Oh
account OF the ~levees, and in excess of
the collection. The amount stated above
does not include the sums paid by Col.
Holabird, which cannot be stated now, IN
consequences Of his absence.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

S25 shares belong TO Perkins a Condee.
And. in a:cIr Ian ;e " III law mi IN order NJ the
Board Of Tru-trrs. made nn the i1th day ~ July,
lN65 many shares "f each par.rl . ssid stock
may b. necessary. will br sill vt the n Of the
Secretary "a II rs' nr. J. " n street, P u-rvill,
Cnii nrnin. "n thu FIFTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1855. at "'cloc p. " top v saId delinquent As.
srsSInth thereon. t"g ther with costs Of advertising
aud expenses Of sale
CHAs ZWISLER, Sec'y.
nugl9l Ofao--P,acerVille, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LoCK-sTITCu
SEWING M ACHINES
AGENT FOR FL DORADO COUNTY.
A. &. ARVI SON,
Main Street. PlaccrvIlle.


XVvE claim for the IL ,!,D 9 wrRSrFR," that It
w viii srw h.th LIGHT ANH HEAVY & I'D"
with y .UAI. PERFECTION. and n:Iny "I tlI' ighi-
e,i and mnsr drlirHfe textures more readily thhi'
m9 ny other Machines. Of which light WorG is com
>d-red Ia he tin ir sprcalit having beeu thorough
ly ttSied IL every respect
Rrcent improvements have heen applied to these
Mschln-s, sn W. belirve the pubic vii sustain us
for GENkRAL FAMILY USE. does not -xi>t
We invite n minute Examination Of these Ma
cli'es, ard Thorough test at their capabilities. by
all WIN are IN AuV wLy Interested when their supc-
riority ovrr others will be proved in the following
re>perts viz.
20 They ar4 .inpl- in construction, and th.i-
man cement il easily acquired
~ They are rrliablt aud ,lurahlt-surpin their
op"rati N, and the strongest Machines made.
~ T"-y Hre n hr'n lock stitch (ilikr IN hnth
sides nf The sfHh'ir stwtd>, aud U>k LESS THAN
llNLF TIIE THREAD consumed by chain or eastic-
stitch machines
~ They have a cir"ul4r.h.ed (wl,irh is in con.
slant crntart With the work. thereby enabling It to
the rest fihrirs with peri. ct aud to pass
over seams. "r sew amy uneven surface with rapid
ltV " thnut change uf tension.
~ They sew equally we'll the very ghtrst and
the h. avirsI fahri's
V They have a straight needle with prrpen
dirmar m" ion. which il absolutely necessary fnr
heavy work The n--dl- is easily sci. requiring
neither wrench nor screw driver
~ The stitch he readily lcnVtheued or
sh"rIrne'l. while The machine is in motion
~ The unlPr-thrPah may be the ine coars-
er ihHn the upper une, thereby nbtAininng strong
er seam than upon oil er Unachnra
tW They braid, bind. hem, fell. quilt, and gather
and NJ The came time.
sV They will fasrn IN the seam and commence
sewing tight y At the first stitch.
" rhry SurpLsS all Oth' TA In protecting the
dress nf the operator from oil. thu machinery being
en"Asrd, and thereby also kept free from dust.
RT Cleaning and al ing " the " rk NJ only few
seCuIhs no kFrrwS to nnsen iTr paTeS 10 remove.
D- they run ~ different rates Of .peed. and are
mol SUI passed for ease o operation or rApidity VI
motion
PRICES-From FIhy to Sixty.Five Dollars.
- Every Machine is warranted and furnished
vi h Gauge AMI lIemmpr. aud thr usual machine
figures. Gauges Of all widths. and Duplicate Parts
Of Machinery always on hand
A. C. AKvIDSSON. Agent,
juneStfl PlAcerviie.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

THE WAY ABnLITioNI>T> do THINGS AT
CLEVELAND. lu its account Uf the Ahuli
ton {, lehrntinn ni thu Fourth Of J'hy At
Cleveland, the Plain Dealer furnishes this
statement
One feature of the proc-sSi"n. we have
left tn the last, a. the m"St disgusting
conceivable. A la'gr express wagon had
seats ranging arnund the outside, rising
in the firm Il pyramid in thu crnier.-
On these, outside seats we're arranged
beautiful lii ls girls. nratly and taS'elv
dressed, filing the AratG toward the top
Of the pyramid. leaving the one on the
apex vacant. Upon this seat Was placed
. aegvs~s. We RaV no mmG. It muEt
have been extremely disgusting TO any
one 0f 3 refined mind.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

MrsT LABOR. Prtsid. Mt j 'hnSon tells
the neg' oe< they mus, labor for living.
aud that the Government will not support
tn, any l"nger in Itlrn"ES. The Com
rnanIvr$ If the several departments in the
South, in "h,1irnce I" his instructions
probably are telling them the same Thi>
has nrouS d the in'li ;na'inn Of the A'n' :
Iinnl>t-, and rhev are abusing him whnt for
they call his harsh treatment Of the
freedmen" For months the q 'vern,Uent
hns Supported 100. 900 negroes III the vi
cinity If Washington, and becau>e the
President thinks they ought t" support
themselves - onght tn be compelled to
work. the radicals are making war upon
his Administration. TIE President is
right and the aboring men and tax pay
ers will sustain him in his determination
to make the negroes support themselves
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
I N D I A N
T TLA-Q UI L AU G Fl 'S
BAIsSAM!
The Great Blood Purifier
AND
RHEUMATIC PAIX-KILLER.


NOR THE REMOVAL AND PERMANENT CURE
IL Of all Diseases Arising from Impure nud q
Str0fulA In all its tnrma Chronic sue Ewes. ScAli
Head. Ulcers, Obstinate Cuian-nus Eruptinns, Pun
ptS on the Face, Ilotchea, Bnlp. EnlA R-inrni and
painS uf tie B'neS and joints, Ring Wnrms ana
T, tters SNphilliic SYMPTOMS. N,ner,al nl+-n.rs
MrrrnriaI PAin., Weakness 'Ss ~ App titr, Di>"r
der,d stomach. Dyspepsia or | diYr~'ion, Nervous
ness. SIX Headache aud Nervous IlrAhArh', Piles
Co-'iveness, Liver %" plants, Pai Ptptaton
"f the Heart. Heartburn in in the Sid- aud Back
Diseases al the Kidneys and the Urinary Organs IN
neral. ID seAseH peculiar to Frm,lrs. (a perfect
rrgulAt"r.I All iniall bl cure for Catarrh and C"i
IN the Head Tn. great remedy far RHEUMATISM
| and NEURALGIA. 1t has never been sn"Wn I" tail
| nf curing Rheumatism in its worst f"rms. Also,
Chronic Constitutional Di orders will hr removed
by this preparation more Sl- rdily hnd with greater
safely III ~ hy any 9TH article In use
The INpI IN TLA.QCILLAUlHS BAt19AM arts
m ecrly the Blund in the very process 81 l's for
mSti0n. and will rrstor- the circuIatin To Il-Sl
STATE nv graduating The elements ~ disease NJ tt
fountain head Surh iS the nI,dus op randi of this
urrpara ion; and txurrience, hy the mouths al
many wi ne%sts, adds ITS guarantee to reason AMI
rnmInnn aen.r
Prrprr.d ny DR RAtZEMOND PARKER. Phar
nAcrntirAl Chemist. CORNER Of First Htd II ward
s'rrrs opposite the Gas w"lIa and Shot Iosrr. San
Pranris'O California, and none genuine Without his
signature.
For sale ny ali druggists.
r. II. MCDONALD / c0.,
Wholesale Agents, corner oi Sanso aud Pine cts
,l5m+l San Francisco
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

LNLV PAPER kills its Ihousand|-the Liquid Fly.
Il Killer kills itS tens IT thnu Ands! This prtpa-
ration for killing Flies is giving he creates, salts
faction of anything ever sed II il nnw inpr we'd
to the highest xii ing point 1t il Of such nature
and N speely in tS effects that the Files will not
spo the walls and windnWs. which makeL the use Of
othrr urpp lrAt nus objectionable
r. n. Mcdonald Il Co., sacramento and
Fan Francisco. Agents D-pot at y. 8. Drug Store,
corner Pin. and Ke4rusy streets. lStr94yl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

~
DH AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 1911, 1854. ordI.
nary Freight will h- received Il FREEPURT ana
forwarded 10 LATROBE without charge Tor tran.
Shpping dra ysgs or forwarding
Good. shipped nv strauters ~ the California Steam
Navigation CnnpaDv lea wing San Prahciaec atA. p.
daily. ran hr delivered In L1trobr ~ . o'clock
'rX' morning Freight shipped hy sailing VesSels
viii hr forwarded with d-pit"h No charge on or
inary freight per sailing Vessel. for evee duedt
'ranslirpi1g drAVage or f'r ardipg
All Heavy Frrghts. su' a. Rnlers. Heavy Cast.
| 'nVS. Steam Engines. etc will be 'ranshipped at
Frrruori nv powerful drrirks directly tn the rars,
aud ~ Latrnhr will also ~ uanph'pped by deFIcks
lirrciy In teams For this class NJ freight eshAFRe
Will he made Of cost Of 'AbOr engaged on dericks
| only.
Freight Charges ~ steamers or selling vessels viii
ne advanced Vt Freeport and collected ct LAtrobe
without chaIge
Marx all Freight CARE , R. r., FKEEPoRT, =
aud send receipts with frrikht
| PRICES or FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT from Freeport TO Lsirobe, o. per ton.
DOWN FRI IGHTS from Lah"be to Ere, port OF
sacramento, will he foiwrrded at the following
raIesi
Ordinary FreRhts. per ton. ...48 40
Ores. tshlPpers to load and uhoadI per ton. 90
Marble. ., 50
i.nHhrr, -" NJ. 90
Wood. caro-
-. .oN rolos 's'.'-.''' '''s .a''...' IL W
IneS''.' .'.'..' ............'''.s.'''''
k'pH... ............ ........ ......
Teita'''''.'.. ...... ........ ....sS
P MORRISON,
"a BIRHOP.
Jan1l supernttndents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

II 0rGHT T, M KH"wX. If the fni!nW
irg staten eat h- 'r',r il nncht so b.. u l.
vcr>a',y kn"wn. We give il ~ We tird II:
p i>nn nf anv c,nrrivailr ,lr.c, iurian
ard nrgrer "f p"trnrv. which has been
purrnS"lv "r Internationally swallowed.
mav hr rendered al'n">t pnWrr'r>S N
i"hivilu,l with verv p"wrIfnl c""Stitn
ii ~ >hnn'i tnkr n.ArIv twie IhA' arm
titY. Tbs nil aill unSitv"lv n"utra iZ,
every form nf vryt' able, animal aud ninr.
raj poison, w,rh W 'i''h phySicians and
chemists are scqrr ntcd
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

DrWdcRArU NOMINATIONS IN SAcpAMFN.
To. The Democracy "f Sacrament" hav,
rumina'eI the following Ticket
S"rat". II II. Hartley; As>' mhlv. Dr
II l.. Eirh"l>. t'has Kihhrr. A. C.m. T.
Jr, \ Graham. S. II Col~-'l: Sh iii,
James LrnSr Z: COUNTY Clerk. II. G IIrr
r,>on; ni>,,ir, At'orn,v, J. &. Gmd>
County Assessor. JAS st nson: N"unt,
Tr. a>nrrr. John Q. Br" IN; County Au.
dior. A. S.ink> Cn'"I,"r. s. p. Cmn'~
Public Administering. g. R. Muller; Su.
p.riutend"nt Public Schools, Dr. F. II
Hatch; Su'v' y"r. 4. j. Winn; State
y lcga'es. j. G. Gn"iS, j. W. CuGrnth,
Y. G Curl, w B ovn. II 81 L. Rue.
Vim. Tayl"r. Alfred S:'ink>, DIR. j. Pow
ell, Mr. Crrngcr and Willard.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Mining Companies.
WORrHEN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.
Plscervllle Mining District, X, Dorado County Cal.

Placervllle Mining District, Y Dorado County, Cal.
NOTICF.-At meeting of the Board Of Trustees
IN Of the KOrthen Gold and Silver Mining Com
pAny u at the nIfee II the Secretary al the said
Con pat y, on the 9Th day Of August, 1865, an as
Sessment Of 81 cents per share duly levied upon
each and every share o. the capital atUrk OF said
Company. payable immediately, In U 4 Rnld coin,
tn the Secretary, at his ONCE, Main street, In the
City Of PlAceTVilir, Ia said county.
Any stock upon which said assessment Shail re-
main unpaid on the 18th dAv Of September, 1865.
will he adVertlss IN that day delinquent, aud,
unless payment shall b. IHAde beiOre, will be sold
81 the LIST day ~ Octber, ls65, to pIy the deli'-
quent assessment. together With the costs Of Advsr-
tIsuR and tKptnae Of sale.
By order Of the B''Ari Of Trustees.
BENZ SHERWOOD, Secretary.
once In Dorsey's building, Main st., PiscervIlle.
tsugl2tdl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is,THE QUESTION.

TTNHE PR0PGIFT0RS or THE ""AClFIC MU.
1 SEt'M or ANATi'MY AND SCIENCE" have
drtrrmin-d reEard, - Of Exp, ,nsr. t" issue, FREE
tnr The benefit of suffering humanity r,ur Of their
most int r" ting and Instructive LECTURES. on
MARRIAGE, and its diSqualihcaiinns Nervous
n hility. Premsturc D. cline o Mrnh ."d Indgrs-
tinn, Weakness nr Depression, Loss Of Energy and
Vital Power, the great Socal Fvil, and ose mala
tes that result from youthful fnllies, ex"es4es Of
m1turitV, or iRn"rance Of Physi"logy and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
NJ rIIightenirg aud saving thousands, and will br
forwarded FREE OH receipt Of Twenty-Five Cruts in
p"a,a stamps. Nv addressing "a secretary Pacific
MuHrum ~ Anatomy ind Science, Pine Street, San
Fran".ro"
~ Letters to be sent through Wells Fargo
Co lmtt4isiy
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
The Repeal Movement.

The most imp0rtAnI question before the
people al CalilUIria at this time the one
~hi"h directly affects their vital inter, Sts
in tie vOcathnS aud business Of every
day life more than any other - Is the pro
posed repeal Uf Shat IT, khuv h - the Spe.
citic Contract Law. That a strong effort
is being made by powerful combination
to have this eminentIy wisr, just and Use.
ful statute repealed, IL beyond All ques-
tim. The plea Of loyalty is brought to
bear for itS deSt' ucti"n. Every man who
cannot perceive the iSdOm and necessity
If repeating the law il denounced a.
cOpp, rhrad and SecrS>iUniAt. Why -
Because he is opposed To grrenbackS, the
government money, say the St,ictlV loyal.
But even this is not the TACT. THE Spw,
,Cifc COntvHvt law does not prevent the
intr''ducIi"n Uf e. eenhSrkS The statute
simrly sayS that the people Of California
have the right To nakr their cnnt' aciS
payable in Whatsoever they please, p'O.
vided the agreement is in writing; that il
q man promise To pay SO lnurh money in
gold coin, that he cannot fulfill the Gun.
tract by paying the amount in greenbacks.
The principle IL that every IMAM sSSM nvI
up to his contract shall Do what he
promises under the sulemnity of q written
agreement. II il . principle Of common
honesty. The OnlV fault We find il that
the statute dms not 60 lar enough. II
should embrace implied contracts Us well
aS express and written ones. For instance,
il A is dealing with b, 4 merchant. know.
ing that the latte r does business on gold
and silver basis, anh OhtainS crpdi', 4
should he made To paw his Indebtedness in
that kind Oi CURRENCY. This is srprov ell
hy every principlF oi fnir dealing bet seen
ci'iz'ns. Such is the law in thr State "i
y vHlA. aud certainly the sag. brush State
Is hlack enough tn satisfy the black.Ht 0i
its intense ln, atty. Instead nf r. prAling
the Specific Contract Law of California, ~
it now sta"d>. He would amend It. NJ the
people have dnre on the other side ni the
Sirrra>. hy mAki g il inclul- Implied. a,
we'll a< express contracts. We trust that
some Democratic member ri the rext Leg
ISlAture ~ i'll TAX" the hint, ard introduc,
ard Ad'mHtr such nh amenimtnt.
But tue q m>ti0n now il shall the law
aH u ARndS tow lac rep Alrd! The 'irIn'
rrAtr mR~Srs thr"ugh"ut the State an
Swcr Hith IN" voice in the negative. Th,
rrpuh ican> ARE divided on the issue, AN
"r io not hell W. m,i ri'y "f them. i
a fair expression "f opinion could he hal
would favor it, rei,chl. At lrnSt Ia" ,r.
"rnl"ms petition sent in t" III" Lrgi>!a
tur' dtmnnting the passage "f The lrW
i 'rS hot l""k like it. The Sacramento
Cninn, and the Bn !etn aud Alta. IN
Icadi"S republican journals of the St'h
hnldlv d clare IN fA or of the Law. II "
nrv man of sense aud hnnr>tv can tax
ANY Wh.r position il hif!i,ult tn cninprr
htnl. Bat SO it i. md the duty rest
with the rcnpr 10 guard aud p'n'rct III. i
own Interests v A"''ling nn man t" tn
L-si>la,r~r whn is "ppu> 4 I" thu Sp' citi
Contract aw. Sonora Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Utah GOLD AND SILVER MINING

GTNIIere IL dellnquent upon the toIl"Wing desrbed
i stock IN ucc"unt II assessment levied on the
18th dry Of July I36S. the several amounts set "p
posite the Of the respective Shareholders, ~
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

II Is well knnwr that large majmi'y
Of I'll" lOval people NJ California ar, IN Ia
vnr nf repeating the Sprr,tic C0ntr:yc' laW
that many ave III favor Of negr" >utf aye
that other ar" c"ncprnrI abIM tue con
dltl0n "i the mineral lands. The>- aud
others are living questions which are
pressing irr' Si>tihly an public attention,
and it is in be regre, ted that the Convrn.
tim did not cl ariy define the position oI
tn" Umon party III these relations. But,
nn'M Mith>tandIng the omission there, they
will continue to he the subjects nf discus
li"n. and must be acted upon by the
Legislature. "~