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, 1865-01-16

"a AN VIM. Murphy q
Bros, - ever, vi st:endto al hu3inesd IN The
euoat1tute nnc. and vii furnish On reasonable
terms AMI one Thcs. wl,hlus 70 lst II the Nss
lor the term Of TWO h1ee ge%rs. vii: mad thes
Advkntsxe L, make their ARRANGEMENTS with thr
4erEiened 1hls ofce Y branch tea of Llrur Jous
2; RAxF5s comm andinE q: >. Naval kep'iesyous Il
authorized agent1 e transact business u tha,
plying It our otce Aliens Tater.ns .nh Minors Vt;
a'KaJB be Escris.d VT viii tkr contracts Tor o!nS
quotas for townships .. furnishing subItitlte3
those iahle 10 dtAit, VI drafted men. Do 70
call pefoIt tso:1ng oaz gaia ELSEWHERE wv. MIR
LasAlle ste. ts.Qe!!S7t
, 1865-01-16

Conc HoNE-The wur-scatred and weather.
beaten rcmanent Of the eth New Hampshire Regl-
nlcnt OF Volunteers passed through the city On
Saturday On their way home. They left the Gran
lie State three years aeo+ one thousand strong,
now return with but one hundred and dfty men.
They left Nu1chcz ahuut three weeks ago. Col.
IIuNkSee Is IN command.
, 1865-01-16

FEE At TIE Cz$r1AL rAnK.-About7 O'Clock
OF saturday cve1fns thu building ut the Central
Skating Fark wae totally destroyed By fire. The
1ox. will be about f. 000-insuscd for 81 800 The
fire caught from lamp. The ladies' Of the Or
plluu Asylum have offered the nsc OF one Of their
roous to the Managers Of the Park and tho Ska
{illr will not be interrupted.
, 1865-01-16

KipKApr1Ho.-op Friday night last five men en-
tered The re1denee oi Pruss!an named yoight-
nan, on Enc street. arrested him. and under
threats Of arrestng his wife also compelled her to
deliver mp all the money she bad In the house,
Tbc men clatmed to be ofticerz, and to have a
xnrrant in their possession, hat did not show 1t.
Ills wife called upon some Of their friends among
the rett coronc1 Wa:nss;, WHO Instituted inquIses
yos; MarshaI's Office, but no where could they OBJ
tain HdIngs. They then called upon M,clausenl-
ns the Pfussian Consul, who admitted that the
mai, had been arrested nndcr hfs direction, under
the charge Of Iurgery IN Prussia about year ago
to the extent Of sixteen thousand thalers Fur
ihcr inquiry clicfteG that no authority had heeu
granted hy the United Ststrs or other auth critics
here for the arrest and hi. friends claim, with ap-
parrut cood reason. that the man WIS kidnapped.
The CpnEu caime that he ts certain Of his ,asnt,-
ty. We know not Of conEsc, whether tho man he
ed md punished according 10 the Inv for such
cases made and provided; II not, the asress Is an
outrage for which 20 apology CAD atcne. voight-
mRn e believed to have been taken direct 70 Now
York
, 1865-01-16

WANTED-Every man wishing
want substitutes, shorfd cali at oicalmm"dlnscv.
W. are now Offering Grtns lnaucemeuts 10 The WaT Of
bring us accept bic recruits, HI ILER, HOFr CO.
31 Clark 6tleet. 10 z No z. staIs. talte6.ttt
, 1865-01-16

A6Elcu11uHAl AND MECHANICAL CoLIEGE.-A
meeting no hear the reports Of Committees ap-
pointed a. former meeting, Will be held ut the
Mercantile Association rooms, corner Of Lake and
Eeusbozn streets, on Monday. January 18th, at Il
o'clock, In the evening, TO take action In relation
t. It's location III the Stntc. full attendance OF
rcAi cst:tc aud business men and mechanics Is re-
cueaicd.
, 1865-01-16

observation-disclosures Gohrtng, a constable
some days stuce charged with adultcry, WAS dis
charged Saturday in the Police Court, there be-
Ing no proof against HIN.
, 1865-01-16

LES &UENoT5.
Grand Opera by Meye1beer.
This 'Nnn1e Opera Is presented eatirc The tH Q
.s RtfcQt!1n. stndr and fctleafs1 incde1ta to She
p. ductton OF this great Opesa, the most icu
the entire cnss,c and model rep"r:71re. Ia happily
sent acns tt Is season which nrc regarded NJ t1e ast
satiala. Tory performance may lookBd forward t.
, 1865-01-16
@aN{sG=@==AgTu1B,

" ANTED-loo Agents Wanted
80 1Aoy ene. na:s q femae q or ont Of business.
tire eustnes' For ieshes pa1stensss a.idsess. On
nela, Illinois. No travelling uu1eas Preferred
, 1865-01-16

TOR SALE-Chcap, Lot On south
Il site Of Warren street. between Robe5 and
Hh1ue. s. b Ia deep, to aI a =.
Lot On northeast corner OF Warren au1 Huyne bts j,
20 h Ii ieet deep 10 IN hi1ey.
Also number OF Houses and Lots In difcrent patts
Of III. city. TIIUMAs D. SNYDER + 20.
r., rst.te Agents. No Metropolitan Block
, 1865-01-16

WV @31' I III " { VCt, 1GHF4 70 0t111
your attention to our Agency Tor Procuring
Substltptes for the NAVY and Amy o. the Gnitc1
Sits w a,9. cling t:ict'S 1e !. m~te business.
and the law allows ns to inrnisa Yet and A,lru
suhstit-st for the Eavs. to be accredited Dis
tlcs IN the United stats where the Ptlnci res!.
The United States Nsvk Headquarters for tho West
etn and Northwestern States rring ut this place,
have gr-st 1.cues for rsnaerlng Aa,sssnce to those
L - AN en1X-t
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

A Plain STATEMENT OF FACTS. - AZ the
strikers in The Ling Hair party. In the
employ Of WickS, BAber, McCullum &
Co., are in'iustriOusIy eugsged Ia mise
Fesenting what, OccurrSd betwren the
Democratic Committee and the Executive
Committee Of the Peoples UnIoh party,
we deem it due to both parties and the
people to make q plain statement Of the
facts. These strikers say office Aeekers
and trading politicians made propositions
for fusion with the Democratic party
We shall show that office seekers and
politicians did no such thing. What
Was done originated with gentlemen who
are not ctfice-serkerS. who would not run
for nlSce HpA wNN have no axes 50 grind.
!Afirr she C"N--S,i~-' ~ -;%s7.-cSRhe 49,
platform. the Secretary Of the People,
Union Ex, cutive Committee remarked tO
. gentleman that il suited the Committee,
aud that he had been authorized to y
50. lie suggested the propitiy Of the
Convention appointing q committee /"
confer " ith the Executive Committee. -
A committee was appointed in ac' ord
ance with his suggestion and . confer
ence held. Our ,.laif" m VAS read by
uur committee to Mes>rs Wilcox, Brad.
shaw and others Ui the Executive COm.
mliIer aud they ind"rSed il, aud Mr. vii
cox remarked that mrn who agreed in
sehtium Mt ought to act in cOnc,It 4
proposition was made hv the Exc uti'e
COMMITTEE Of the Pe"Ilr's Uni tt Part!
To the Democratic Committee, ~hich H.,
latter relntrd to the caucus. II Wa
honorable to both ps'iie>. but the l'emo'
Gratis Could not accept it. owing 10 then
previous ;c'i"n. the Chuvrniinn hAvi"r
been already organized, commit e. al
pointed, e.. Il was thI, fir courteous
|, Dr. h"rh II the prop sIti III hnd bee
maze taIiirr. the pSFri;> might have h'tn
COZ >"!idahh. Mr Wilcox i wrli ku"wt.
in this c"mmu' i,V re is al.h"rc' c,
upright ard >n cr> ,ful mp'rhart. ~ Il
would not arc IT fire: AID hr and ,c
tlrmrn "i ike chMActrr mair lhr lt, +
>lr'"". This is I',i" >,srrr-rt at In
frr,>. ard We >'h'ni' it To rhr rcar'r viii
.Mit f,tIhrr r,mninn,I.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CONVENTION. - The
DemOcIa attic County Convention which
convened in this citv on Monday last. vas
the largest, most enthusiastic and harmo
nious that hAs met for years. Every PIE
cinct but four Was represented. and there
we're but few proxies. Nearly all the
delegates were old residents Of the coun.
". II was not convention of county,
State and Federal officials not . conven
tion of nffice seekers and their Satellit"s :;
rot convention OF diScordant elements {;
not . convention Of trading politicians,
greedy for the EpoilS but convention
Of respectable, talented and fearless D. tn
ocra:A. 1t was convention creditsble to
the county and worthy the proud aud "a
triotic old party which it Represented. -
It's proceedings were conducted with de.
eorum and dignity. and the utmost har
mony marked its action. All seemed to
have hut one obi ct-lhe triumph of eur
time-honorcd principles. Personal pref
erences were freely sacrificed fur the sue.
ceks Of the good old cause. The conven
tiOn adopted Benton'x motto" Union.
harmony, concession; everything far the
cause, nothing for men :" and nominated
Q ticket which they felt confident would
arouse the enthusiasm Of thu party and
secure the hearty support Of the pro lie.
irrespective If party. Liberal, inrorrup.
tihlr and watchfnl of the interests of tn"
people, the candidates of the Democratic
party GO beiurr the penple with bright
Tec"rd and platform which every friend
Of civil liberty U'uSt approve. 1t is
platform framed by white men, for til"
benefit nf white men. Policy aS we'll rs
patrintiSin, dictates to thS Democratic
party an earnest cooperation with the
party in power in all proper aud lawful
methods to r"kt0re the in>urgtnt Stat, 4 to
their " fratrrnal relations to the Union. ="
II IL not disposed To cavil or find fault,
and i disposed Ia regard chaTitablv the
action VI the President, knowing the in
Ansaeeg-hv which he is Surr0undrj. -
While this Is En. it will not, without dis,
sent and stern protest. permit the p"lir\
Of the Administration to b.. controlled by
the ultra and vindictve element in the
Administration party -th" Cha.es, Sum
nerR, wilson's and WadeS and it CALI
upon the conservative men in that organ
ization to meet the malevolent spirit
which that element maniieEts. and r~huke
and batfl- its attempts to inritr agai" I'o
litical rancnr between the North aud the
Snnth. We have had enough of it. and
there can he no hetter time or opportunity
than the present for its exiingni-hm"n'.
The conservative element in the Admin
istration party can. withou, sacrifice Of
principle, unite vith us on our platform.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Diatriot conxsntion.

Immediately after the adjournment oi
the County Convention the delegates from
the SsrOnd Supervisor District = cn'np"S.
ed of the Townships Of Lake. Mountain.
CoSu'nnes. Diamond Springs and Mud
Springs met in C"nven'i"n and organ.
izpd by el~cting Moses Hyneman, Chair
man, and VI G. Griffith, Secretary.
W. B R-ih&am and j. % Jackson were
placed in nomination fnr Supervisor. and
J. u. Jackson received the nomination.
On motion. the ConvPnti"n adjourned.
NJ HYNEMAN, Chairman.
N. G. GRIFFITH. Sec'rv.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

TOWNSHIP CONVENTION AND NoMINA.
TIoNs-Aitrr the adjournment of the
County Convention. thu delegates If Pla.
cervilIe Township met in Township Con
vention and OrEaniz"d nv electinG W. DIT.
son. Chairman. and j C. johnson. S~cre
tarv. Adam W Simnnton was nominated
for Assessor and Collector. W. q Davis
for JuSri.'e Of the Peace. P. FlanEhurg. for
Constable, and NJ. McCu>ker. for Road
Overserr Of Placerville Township a
township committee was appointed in &C.
eordance with the resolution adopted by
the County Convention.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Spiral ann GrnrraI Eotirtx

Dn. MOORE AND HIS lNsTITrTR III I, .,..
I" stt hos 'aIi"n-y the OnginS amer in,n'.,,"ts
y" the ehiIdTrn Of Eruius-s.senr,;a'na a'- ~
base degrees ~ which III : did asrend'ILIs ne
eOersEr"ns faleon they III their eye uDon Ibs "a
lest QuarTy. ~ muke the ,oOr ehilds~r - 1oI-
dimI With their sublime diahts Of TrniS. sIse nIea
SSSpsak metephoTiealy, and We aust cone 49, A-Se
peg or eo' DT. e " H"ORR, of the nsSisI,
and Surgical Instltut+ eel-brity. Of San rrsScs.s
hSs found quarry worthy Of ne asrIFntIons -
one hieh throws all qnosdsm suPwecns - -
int" the ehsae. BR IeW, original. delieate. ~.
sinpr mOde Of enFEitAI optTaIi0n, he nepIorn,!o
radical cure ~ Hernia In the shurt 6Yirs - ~
Wttks. great VietOry In snTgerJ iFulv H,J ~
we'll vOrthy the consideration Of the ihon..oSss -
~ hu are the victims Of this keTetcfoTe inr.,r:,s
a6HiCtiun. We do not wish to disparaRe oth.rrhI
sieIAnE in private practice in this eity CT S.n,sy
them Of their vel earned lauFSls - we anrr. 49,.
the TALENTS Of of them. and hopoF ~ ss-'S -
mend their seal; hut with all deirrrpee ara ~.
EePpect. ne @uSt aAy, that there IL tsso murh A..
p0Ttaree plaeVd up"n e'me mrn's pasiSion in ~
PEOtrsStnn, to the Sy,St SFlTimeRi 0f erienrc 80
| indefAttEHhle Investigations. When Wo r,e.~s
Oh thr MN oS ScIPbtIae prOgTeps, A. eh.,.s.
teTi1rd In mort sll medical sehsoIa- 49,
to IN all OuT P"blc hosPitas. - veil as 10 priysts
praetlee-~Se n but congratulate The nan, sH.."
and invAds who annually 1oek to this c,ro""
for medical aud surgical TIRE aimeht, In hans ~
to avail themrrlNeS Of the supeTloF GaeiIitiss ="
E'rdtd IN thiP Institute. Aside fporn ~. 80. ~
ski ltul treatment and LuTsiuR. the larse airr ~
elegantly furnished r'sms, " III Enable The n.,;.
to SI'y all the eomETts and luz uries ~ k.-
AL IN all. VI reRaTd DT. NOt ~ and bis Ir.,is.s'
as most valuable acquisition to the Pari0~ C....
the need 0f which Ne have long sine- Tit -S'
jylm9 [sundsy l1STeurv.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

DR. w MOORE BY TsfsT.nr. to our
i'rr'isirE counts. ~ Wi' he zen at tkiS de.
'iigu i"d I h sIeIAn AID SnIseUh. lAir SuTssos
''urrul ~ The Amy e G'u. luitvT. ~ Nv Dr.
'Hn'. la ~,'Ihl'hed N'hich Ir.tiiut, w. Sea
frAneI'r". ltr 't' uh. iIIE VII di,ssSs ~ ALy
N'ri' drsotilthn ~ T'sdnV n, n1Sn.S NJ der
Tie e"'" 'f =. Moe r'n TsIy "IS'n IertNirg
S'n'l"nE iN AID t'IrLtite UgaImt nt lCOuira
tn.iH G.IttIe.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

ORGANIZATION ~ THE COUNTY CENTRAL L
COMMITTEE The D"mocralic County
Central Committee met on Tuesday sher.
nom, and organized by rlscting D W.
GelwickS. Chairman, and N. K. Shearel'
Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

Medical Advtee.-DV. VIM. r. n,h.r.,.
Medical and Surgical Institute 10 het Uoipe >. -
q"a non TO the welfare Of cur State and h.,I,h -
our eitiIrns: and his rapidly Iprssdttc y,r.,S' -
tan. Anh"uSh u may rIeIte 1uypYI,e Il hu, ~.
signal of sAill snd follows as t.e natural sr.., -
such 'Ause We are personaIlv arou, 'I.tsd III
gentlemen ~hc had .uKrrrd for year. under shr.n
Ic dI-ea'ss and ~ b" hAh taken cd,ap nye ~ go,
A'aIlShk meal tbst PT'misrd = irC hu, vi,ho.,
success. until the! -alrd upon Dr Iiobrr,v ~ha
in At iner"nthlN short spare of time. ~. ~j,".
th' IN entire relief II 10 gr,tir ing to anCpnn..
this tact hreAu'e th" Ilncto, 10 . q, utIeUnn = ho
sert. rot - deans nf othrrp fn e.t,hIj.h ~
reputation. or IN rear the sup~ strue,n,s N ~.
o~ upon me ruin T aRoihsF'p tame Tn. ~. 80
eotdn & HE lnali'ute In \ manner that N M, y.
'2tAtifyihR to all his IAtirn's He PxAmine, -
Nisr- aud e. mmerhS NIfh"uI eharRp ana IN. ~ .
urUt amer h'AT'rE his trrH.s FIR tresin cut s,n
eeit "T TF.'rt at pleasure. In m ease do,a ihs
'oe''r maxi rhATR. uniesS he sIeeis . euIs
IhIS he l. able TO DE-. h<rAuse he fre.e the ecrA
drWr which innR rNrt l. nrr hap Eiten ard no
doubt M c"n-nlhit Niirh apr. rfnir. 10 ths,
e"nhdei ce. frrAnn- aH1nisd With eth. arui, a,
chrome dIsPa-e N"u'd dn y ell 10 consult tn. IN.
inV htAl" ~ No. IL ran do 10 hA' M a. tor ronauI
tati"n b. H-ks - fee: or hr.-s he in.i.t on ohe
heHe" o. his Ad'ier upie.. ihe pa'irIt tIaer, hin
>eh under hi, carr Ne IN e- arr on Sa.ynm, ~.
.'r~''. "rt".I" the rs"Ihc Mail steamship Co..
pa - once II =. News.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Tribute N Respect.


Hall OF MEnENrO L0DGE. No 81. 7. q. F
Al regular meeting Il Mrn-ntu l. zig M
81, l. o d F held in their hall al Gr rga
town. '.n THURSDAY evening August l'th. 1855
u ca nmiItre --cnnsist'nH ni p G. " G,rha,
z. q. Theodore, Mass, and V. q. d ,rIrl J-r
rrIt wAs appointed t" draii res0lutI"n- pres
a'v" # the ftrlIngs OF the memb.rE 1T this
Lodge in the bereavement at Brnihpr u MEL
h Craig and Sister Craig. in the death ~ their
S'n. :. p Craig, and other rrlaii Ms hy Ihe
l's- of the Inflated = eAn.er Brmh-r J"nail,Mn,
and NJ N mrrtinx held an the evening uf Aug
l7Ih. lS65. the c"mmitt-e reported the 'llnS
ing res"lmIiunR, whirh we're adopted and The
Secretary Ord"red transmit u copy under the
seal nf the LndWe I" Bro. Craig:
Whereas. 1t has plca-Sd the Grand Mtster
Of the univ rae ~ retR.Svs from earth =. p.
Craig. sHn 0f "uT UInch esteemed Brother and
Sister CrtiY; and whereas wt haS = alSn harmed
that J.'hn Craig. brnhPr at DANIEL B. Craig AID
his wife. we're Am"nR the lost persons IN Said
steamer II prrEire he il
Resolved. That We desplv Gvmpa'hiae with
Brother Craig and his family in their Had be
r-aVempnt and IA further expresSi N If "nr
snrrnw in the ln-G thev have Sustainvd this
preamble and res''lu ion be enter. d munn the
R-c"rd If this Lodge. and the SS-cretarv bs M.
HtrHotei tn forward . copy Inder the seal II
the LndSe To Bro. Craig. 9
W. T. GIsss.
1EEn. MASS.
DAHL. JERRLTT.
Comm Iatee
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Cburtbts. Charitable 0rorrs

PVOIestant EptaeOPal Church,
~ "IN'tkhILLE u van hrrVI,- ut II.r Cnuft House
Wv ruuAy n 'rrtiE - las o'cIpct Sunday :, hooi
II am place. AZ ~ n''o,t ~ CUIDWA-Setvice
- n. arsi and ihrh Sunday evening" ot the month
20 "'clNck EL U'RA AlHI--6erV.c Gee an the srcuua
'Hi ''u'th Sinisv W. - of The month at seven
''-ck ntANONn SPRISG-S-r,i,r o. tkr .te.
~ -ni "Grh Hunhrysof e.rh mot,'h. rt O'Clock
c T. PIERCE, Minister.
R-'i'ene-. Cav House P;AcrtVrie IN
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

FIzzLE-The Abolition champions. Ems.
mingrr. Blanchard and McCallum, held firth
tn = small crowd ut Sh'nEle SpriHgs on Thurs
day night. We learn that they made several
converts IN Democracy by their unqualified
abuse and bArefAced misrepresentation. A
bully team Ensm,nger. Blanchard and Nc.
CAIluml Stupidity Ia on the rampage when
such fellows undertake u teach the American
people theiT duty to their eoupIryI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

membaKs Of the Democratic t'ounty Central Gem
mittes are requested In meet At the ofaee Of the
Moantaiu Democrat, this saturdA Afternoon,
0t o'ehak. -he DSm0erA,ic nominees sFe also
requested TO be prOsent. 10 make arrangements for
ths campaign. D " GELWICKS, Chm.
n. X. GABGRRR, See'y.
FIaceTviIle, August 26th, 1855.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
NOTICE.

THIS 10 II certify thai have given To cH tRL' 8
/ KING his tim .. t. transact business for him.
self aud III 4 hsV- to urtLer rIAm up,, nj
vices nrr viii held m A-F responsible for dshtO Vt
his contracting AfteT This date.
c. ~ KING
PIacrrville, August 18Th, 1855 [ us36anll
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

DoN'r forget the Catholic Fair on Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings next! II IL for the
beneKI Of the new church nnw being built in
this city, aud shapId be pAtFOnizsd BY VII our
citizens. let everybody 60 and take bic wife
~ RRAaahAAFf. .a......
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
TEACHERS WANTED.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

VTNHE Cop4rtnership heretofore existing hetWeen
/ Rob~rt " wiling md James GA6ney, ~ shin
gle Sp nRn II Dnradu county. s this day dissolved
hv mutual CONSENT. II Hrrernrr the business OF
Butchering will be cOndurtsh hy James G.1nev.
HORERr y. WILLING,
JANkS GAPF\HY.
Datsl. Shingls sPrinEs. August S6th, is6S-im
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

The Phy sician Is Off en- bla m ed foy
@Ah - s'r' ~ ii>ir sin!t;t W'rt The nj
INT ~ t rreov-Vv a. ih- sick IL q he ,rar.r ,o
hr administering 'r,I'HIe N. d'rireP RoktTt Wbn,
Ar"iheeAfy - paying particular s'trLt,nn In H.,
= inp..undtnE phNsrians prescription add fsEilv
r'c'I'rs rnri rnrdi,nes " un i"ut;-d ruriiy Roh,yt
White w. hicsi Hall, appointed sErni hT nos,
Of the gtLInr P4irni Nrdhi"es
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

PLAcEa HnTEL.-This popular hotel has
passed into the hands Of G-orge Nuss. who
witt b glad IN sntsrtsin his friends 'Xnd thS
puble with the besI Of board and lodging, st
pOdsFste ebaHses.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
N. G. GRIFFITH. Sec'ry.

PETTTr 10 now in San Francisco selecting .
stuck q: Rtn'dS fF the tall trade. Our fair
readers NAV lO0k out for everything that i"
the new ROndS arrive.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
Bis Literary Friends at sunnysids.
AGRICULTURAL EXHLBITIoM
POSTPONED.

IN consequences Of the pssponSment Of ne 10 S. y,
Fair, the ReVenth Aim. Vi E1hibatioo Q. IN. - -
DOrado County Agricultural eOciety " Ro.PossoS
unlIi he FWgLFFH DAV 0T eRFrHssbSss'sS sS~s'
Rv ordeY Of the nO0Fd ~ ManaGers
o. 3. oHUnDUcE. sseSetsaT
RIaoSTviIIs, AuSast nh, 1eSs'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
On tho 10 h Day Of September. 1865.
FOR CONSTABLE.
HI, G. MURGOTTEN

assDantSzlF ANNOUNCES Alu4ssls a. a Ia4speadsa,
q ,pdS ats i0r O0naaAhle Of PlacePv lie wnsh'P o
ths approashinE sIsctaA, sQhsst 70 The decision Ol
he people q tis pOlis. SOgla
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
CONsTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue NJ ~rit Of execution issued on' NJ
ID he Justicr's Cnurt of II W. Brown. Just .
nf the Ptac in and for DiahI"nd springs Township.
C"urty Of n DorAd" and State ~ california. up.'
= Iud9 m-nt rendered therein IN the 23I day ~ Au.
gust A. IS65, aR ,ins; e. rry"n aud III favor 4
o W B"Wlrs. iUr the SUN Of siEh v-nine dollars
h. aud kuVi-en T. liars nf sni' and acrruinR 9
rosts h I've levied upon aud will -xp'se to ale 10
thr highest b dLrT, At BROMNS MOTEL, in IlssAan
Va l'y,
On tho 1S h Day Of September. 1893.
A. tie hour Of "i0.k p. NJ all Of thr right title,
and interest nf said c. f. Try0n In ard 70 the fol-
l"wine describrd property, to ~
That certain pie parcel Of Land lying and be.
ing situate In Pl-HSAnt Vail ', C"un'v ~ e. D"rado
n d State of California. and bounded on the n"F'h
nv 'hr highway. nm the rAst ny the laIIds ~ I1mes
Mclaughlin. the south nv the lAnha of HenTy
R"hn-Iher, and ~ The by The lands ot H. Nor
rs toR-th with. all and singular. IN" ten H,ents'
heFr'hHmrnrs aud ippuTtSnane-s theTeunh Dei|nG-
ing or IN anywise a3p-r'nininE.
WV. N CLURR Deputy C"n>tahle,
Diamond Springs Township.
Dated AuKust 2i h. 1875.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

We are indebted Ia Mr.. Louis Vande las. oi
Chilli Bar, fur . basket Of large and delicious
peaches ,,.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

RATIFICATION MEETlNs.-TheIe will be q
Dem cratic ratification me"tiuR In this city
TONIGHT. Turn out, Democrats.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

NOMINATED. Democratic Township
eommiItse met and n0ninSted William F
H0rpby for COpstAbIs Of Placer Vile Town
ahfp
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26
A4<

Masonic. -. 81. james Royal Arch
t,r'r \" l6. hoiIs II. {. gu'sr r.-rt'nEs in Ma
'u'' iiAil, 'n thr evening 81 'H- 6'G MefnrsdaV
: r.,' fn"H'h AEC""pAEh'nr in good standing
sill -. cord snV U,rnn.d
ARNID I. AEvIrsSo%, N. I. ?.
IlESyI EAEEA'L ftcttt,ry
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

fASaBa LAnaAM will celebrate masS At Conf.
6Sses PsViliOn, at II o'clock, A. NJ, tomorrow.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-26

Masonic NOtice.--StatedM MeetIWgS Og
;. b"rsi" is~'g-. y" -, ar. held al Nss.ic Hail.
III t'r N'rh~y ~ ~ neHi preceding the Full NnoA
zach ,l.;h
FEFrFEICK '. BAEsS. ". n.
IlTSRr u. RtTB.,L. Secretary
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-08-18


Z" We have had IN tor months past one o
Vests Pumps, which has gwen more sausfac-
ton as force or lIiting pump Than any have
ever used Ii Is one of great power, and well
adapted tor ships decks, mines, factories, green
houses, graPerles, etc The Mining Chronicle
and hG1trdy Journal says: It's recommended
for Its extreme sImphcty of construction, great
strength, and consequent durability and cheap
ness OF repair. There stufiing- boI-the pre-
sure being held by cup packing, like that upon
the working piston, working a cylinder, fitted
for The purpose within the upper chamber
which We think great improvement, as stuff ng
so liable to De deranged and ieaA under strong
pressure, to say nothing OF the loss by friction in
eldent thereto. Ii has always two arr chambers;
thus the action OF the valve Is Cushioned upon
both sides by aIr-Preventing wateI- hammer and
vacuem-thump. The valves are very accessible
and SIMPLY and cheaPiy repaired. They work
much easier than an! pump have ever seen );
the inch c, Under being worked by children, IN
wells 100 feet deep, and as they are extremely
cheap, as well as simple and strong, we freely e.
commend them.''