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Of Carter, Mckay Co, Is this ay dissoiyed by mu-
tuAl consent. A. CARTER
FELIX MCKAY,
Nov IL, 1851. EAULCONER.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

SACRAMENTO AGE.--Wc neglected to
notice in our last, the improved appear
ancc of this sprightly and popular daily
1t has been enlarged to nearly double its
former size, is neatly printed, and filled
with well written original and selected
matter Calvin b. Mcdonald, formerly
editor of the Sierra citizen, has become
associated with the editorial department
of the Age. The Age processes to be
neutral in politics, but its neutrality is
so shabbily put on, that novice can de-
tcct the cheat Black Rcpublicanism
"sticks out feet" in nearly all its arti.
clcs. Mr.. Mcdonald accepted nomina-
ton from that ism for State Senator, last
fall, but was taken of the ticket before
the election. He was afterwards connect
cd cditorial1y with the Marysvillc Herald,
an organ Of the same faction.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

April 18th, 1851.
by the above it will be seen that pre-
liminary steps arc being taken towards
the consummation of the much desired
wagon road from PlaccrvilIc to Carson
Valley. We arc pleased to observe that
some action is about taking place. 1t is
time that some movement was made, and
our only surprise is that three counties so
vitality interested in the matter, should
have been so dilatory. However, public
bodies move slowly, but when in motion.
the desired result is generally accomplish
cd. We hope that the call for convcn-
ton made by the Senator'S and Assembly
men, will be unanimously responded to
by our citizens. Those in this vicinity
are fully awake to the great interest of
the day, and no matter relating to the
public good merits from them faint res
pOnsc.
Citizens Of the Empire county, nature
has given you the best route to tho east.
Distance, elevation and geographical To-
cation, arc far greater in your favor than
for any other route. Will you lay su-
pinely quiet and permit the world to
award tho credit Of greater enterprise and
foresight to your ncighbOrs, north and
south? These works are not alone for this
generation, but for posterity. Let moi, then,
pOsterity snecr at the Incidence of its IA
thcrS.
Citizens Of Sacramento and Yolo, your
interests are one, and with Fl Dorado
paramount. Nature has placed you conl-
mercially, IS well as geographically, in
the centre Ofthis State. Because nature
has done much GOr you will you do moth
ing! Easy access between two distant
places benefits trade. The network of
turnpike and rail roads at the. East pre-
sent living example. Commercial his
tory bears witness to the same.
The question you are called upon to de-
eide, Is whether your weaker but appn-
rently more energetic rivals, 4aTysville
-And Stockton, are tO-bOaE- of both the
palm Of victory and the profits of trade ?
whether you will continue to plOd along
satisfied with the profits arising from
your present trade, or whether they shall
bC increased by extending it?--whcthcr
you, will realize the fable Of the hare and
tortoise, or whether you will use the ad-
yantages nature has given you, with spir-
it and energy?
No fancy sketch Is this, but based on
indisputable facts. Carson Valley is rap
idly becoming place Of great impOr-
tAnce. II must become the great entre-
pot Of immigration from the Atlantic
EtsteA Ne Olber place east Of the Sier-
raj pusssses lisa advantages st-psSturage
and 1aGsr, coil and climate, make it the
sOal Of the weary immigrant And fur
thcF in the distance east, lies the Valley
.Oe sise 0Fsat Salt Lake, already teeming
with On industrious population upon
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

ADVENTURES OF NED MCGOwAN.-It is
said that "Old Ned" the shrcwd, jovial,
reckless, slippery old boy, who has cxpe-
ricnccd every shade of fortune and asso-
ciatcd with every grade of persons, has
written and has now in press, a detailed
account of his life. from his earliest infan-
cy up-tO the present time. If it be a
vcritablc autobiography, it will be a
"high old book" more entertaining than
valuable; full of incidents of an exciting
naturc-intrigues Of o questionable char.
actcr-sentiment of doubtful morality.
We doubt if he will "make clean breast
Of it. lie may deem 1t judiciOus to sup
press some fact-forgct some event, eau.
tiOusly alludc to some early indiscrction
Still it will be an interesting book, and to
the mere political wirc-worker, invaluable
Rush it through, Ned.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

ADvERTIsING.-Thc newspaper publish.
crs of the western part of the State of New
York have had convention, and have
adopted the following rules:
1st. That all notices of religious. chari.
table and similar societies, obituary mott
ces, and proceedings ofsocietics' meetings,
be charged at One-half the established ad.
vertisinS rates.
I'd, That notices calling political meet
ings, conventions, &C., be charged the
usual advertising rates.
Sd. That all loaded matter inserted in
the editorial columns, pertaining to and
calculated to advance the personal inter
ests Of the advertiser, be charged double
the established advertising rates. For all
the above work payment should DC requir'
cd at the time Of lsaving the copy.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

SoUNps TOO MICH LIKE GOLD MrFF.-
We learn, says the San Francisco GiOJc,
from Capt. Hocg of the bark Mallory, ar
rived last night from Goose BAY, that new
river diggings have been discovered at
Flora Creek and at the forks of the Co.
quill, about thirty miles from Goose Bay.
Several claims that have been worked
have yielded as high as $4,000 in two
weeks. Claims only proSpectcd, have
sold from 81 900 to $4,000. There wcrI
four or five hundred miners at work.
The bars on the river at the time were CO.
vercd with water but it was expected that
they would soon bO dry, when great
many miners would leave Goose Bay for
the diggings.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

End OF THE WoRLD.-An eminent Ger
man astronomer has declared his opinion
that the world will come to an end on the
30th Of June! He says that a comet
whose centre is solid fire is approaching,
and that it win on coming in contact with
the earth at that time, turn the surface of
the earth into SEA of fiery lava. The
principal French astronomers agree that
the contact must take place at that time,
but think it won't hurt us much. "Let
her rip"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

"TME FASHION. Mike Borowskey has
taken tile fireproof house next door to
Arvidsson's jewclry establishment and
has fitted it up in the most elegant man.
ncr for first class saloon, which will be
opened this evening under the namc Of
The FashiOn. Under "Mike's" able man.
agemcnt it is bound to become fashion
able resort. 81
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

LIQrIFIED QrARrz.-Thcre is every rca
son to believe that process Of liQuifying
quartz was known to the ancients. Slabs
Of stone have been found near the city Of
Naples, on which appeared to be painted
charming landscapes, beautitied with the
most exquisite blending Of4ight and shade,
with cOlOrs Ofthc richest dye and variega-
ted tincturc. 1t was soon aScertained
that the surface of the slabs was polished
to the smoothness of glass, that they re-
sisted the action of water and acid, and
that the coloring was not impressed on
the surface but infused into it by some
chemical process, so that when these lay
ers of slabs were sawn off and the surface
polished, the same landscapes, with equal
vividncss Of coloring and exactness Of de-
lineatiOn, were visible to the delighted
gaze of tho antiquarian.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

MonE RIcM QrARrz--We were shown,
on Wednesday last, number Of pieces of
qunrtz, tnken- from a Lode recently opened
by Mcssrs. G. W. Swan and John Alex
andcr, of this city, which surpassin rich
rcss any that VIC have seen for many a
day. The lode is situated II miles south
ofthc city, near the head Of Cedar Ra-
vino. 1t is 6 inches wide at the top and
0 inches at the depth Of Is feet, and has
been prospcctcd on the surface, for the
distance Of 500 yards. 1t is impossible
to form an opinion as to what it will pay
per ton, as there is gold to be seen in all
the rock yet taken out, while by selecting
the richest it will yield from seven to ten
dollars to the pound. One painful par
tally dccomposcd rock, pulvcrized in a
hand-mortar,- yielded Ssl05; another, $54,
and the proprictors have since taken out
lot that it is thought will pay equally
as well if not better.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Doors Mr.. r. Barnes, a few doors
above Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express Of
flee. makes the neatest and best fitting
boots that are to be had in tho city. lie
uses the finest materials, and employs the
best wOrkmen, and never fails to please
his customers. Try him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

MUslc.-We invite the attention Of our
readers to the advertisement of Mcssrs.
Dale d Co., dealers in music and musical
instruments, 100 J Street, Sacramento.
They have splendid assortment of goods
and are selling them at the lowest prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
San Franchise Agency.

NJ. l. ?. USHER, at the Iron Building, opposite
Ihs oSIcs OftAs RsSiAs Exprss Company, corner Of
hSHtsO~sEy ssA WashIugtOn streets, s our only au-
tAoFised agent 1eS sAa Francisco.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

School ExuIRITIoX.-Thc pupils Of the
Placcrvillc Public School will give pub
lie exhibition in the Theatre on the even
ings of Monday and Tuesday next DIR.
ITcrrick, the able principal of this school,
has taken great pains with his pupils, and
VIC doubt not that the exhibition will be
highly gratifying to the parents of the
pupils, and entertaining to the public.
The Board of Education have thought
it advisable to charge small price for al
mission, and when the public know that
the profits arc to be used for the purpose
Of purchasing apparatus for the school
we feel confident that the house will be
crowded. Who is unwilling to assist in
the cause of education? Mono of our
citizens, we think.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Our readers will remember that the
public are invited, to attend the dedica-
ton of the Odd Fellows Hall, which takes
place to-day at o'clock, p. NJ.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
lF.
son mRpTHRHWo

Of al tsAs neatly and promptly executed Al tAlS Of
&c., - ths swsst pross Our yO6 SRIos ID extensive
and sntrsly Hsw sna ws have materials Of every de-
seFptSn, ss6 aa, consequently, give sAtsfactIOn 70
ell ws0 lSvOE - with their orders. Terms-CAsH
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

the completion Of a good road across thG
mountains their trade must be with the
Pacific,-thc difference of distances being
too apparent not to be taken advantage Ol
by the sharp-sightcd MormOns.
In former article VIC alluded to the
distances, gradients, &C., of the line sur
veyed by the Hon. Sherman Day, from
PlaceTvilc to Cary's Mil rM Johnson's
Pass; this route has passed the ordeal OF
thorough survey, which fact, alone,
speaks hugely in its favor, AMI other evi-
dcnCc Of its superiority may be adduccd
from the readiness with which the Com.
missioncrS selected it, previous to the
survey.
The citizens Of Carson Valley alone
propose constructing six miles of the line
in Carson Canon, which Il considered the
worst part Of the routc--a proportion far
greater than the inhabitants Oh this side
arc called upon to perform. Shall We
not meet them in like spirit?
1t will be seen from the news brought
by the GOllen Gate, that the cgrcater part
of the important Federal appointments
for California have been made. We con-
gratulatc the Democracy Of the State on
the manner in which the President has
complied with their wishes. in giving TO
their prime favOritcs, FRANK WASHINGTON
and FRANK TILFoED, the important posts
Of Collector of the Port and Naval Officer
Mt San Francisco. Mr. buchanan could
not have pleased them better. The 9TH
or appointments, so far as reported, are
equally satisfactory to those whose wish
cs alone should be consulted in the mat
tcr-thc Democracy. The men selected
by the President for the different Offices,
arc worthy, capable, and of untantcd de-
mocracy. Those few who expected Of
flee and have been disappointed, will Of
course feel little sore; yet they will re-
member that tho offices arc few in COM
Pa'ison with the number ofapplicants and
that some must necessarily be disaproint-
cd. Our test for Office Honesty, Capa-
city and Delnocracy-having been fully
complied with, none have cause to com
plain-no true Democrat will complain,
but all will join in hearty support of the
Administration that has acted so wisely
in manning the ship of State, fer her OH
ward voyage ofprogrcssion and prospcri-
ty, with men of experience and known
capacity.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
c. c. MnLEAM

Is OsF Authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
ti6tAity, Orders for tbe paper, advertising or
Job work left with him, will be promptly at
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Minister at ConstantinOple, has demand,
cd an explanation.
Feruk Khan, the Persian Envoy, had
arrived in London from Paris, and the
full text of the treaty made by him and
Lord Crollc has been published.
Lord Elgin has been appointed British
Minister 10 China.
LATER FROM WASlIiNGTON.-COl ,Jnck
Hayes has been retained as Surveyor
General of California. !.
c. II. ITcmstcad has been appointed
Director of the Mint of California in plsc.
Of Lott, removed. Removal of Kccnan
Consul at Hong Kong il conditional.
Commissioner Harper is instructed 10
carry into effect if he should ascertain thu
truth of the charge that Kccnan carried
the American flag at the head OF tho
forces in tho attack on Canton.
The Republicans of Pennsylvania had
nominated DSyid WilWot for Governor.
-Nogt@M, AirH 5M.-Mr. Hodges, D.
was elected Mayor Of Portsmouth on Sat.
ur,lay. The whole Democratic ticket is
also probably elected
Dean, the coachmar who married Miss
Boxer, the hcircss, has obtained his VITA
by writ Of h0iclSrUPUS
Before EXGov. Biglcr Of Cal, was ap.
pointed Minister 10 Chile, nc was offered
but refused the office Of Commissioner or
Minister to China.
New Orleans, April 4th.
The late Nicaragua news has greatly
excited Walkers friends here and large
collections cf money were made to-day.
and more recruits and provisions will Ie
sent 10 him as speedily as possible.
COLI Estridgc Lainc, nephew of Pres.
idcnt buchanan, died on the Goth March,
at Lancaster. His death was caused by
the epidemic which prevailed at the Ma.
iional Hotel, Washington.
GoL}cH Gdtt brings 200 passengers and
go United States troops, and the regular
mails.
In consequence Of the severe storm in
New York. the Uino;S did not leave till
the 9Th. Left in port Of Panama L. 8.
Frigatc Independence and s.oOp-of.war
Decatur.
The Panama Railroad Co.'S steamer
Panama, Capt. Da'l, arrived from Punta
ARENAS and intermediate ports on the
18TH inst.
From intelligence brought by her frOm
Nicaragua, it appears that Gen. Walker
is still SurroundC Il at or near RivaS by the
allies, who were cntrcnchcd within 400
yards of Walkers position.
1t is reported that Walkers troops have
been r>duccd to the necessity Of subsist.
Ing mon mules and dogs.
Castillo, SO late as the Goth March, was
still in roSs, >sion of the Costa Ricans.
Health and tranquility prevail upon the
ISthmus.
Hon. David {. Drodcrick arrived on the
Gohlta Gate.
Fin. MCCANN is entitled to our thanks
for .ttlanti. and State papers
Neptune Hose GOETHE regular monthly
meeting af tiIiS Company will br held m Thurs.
day evening". the 9Th in>t.. at the Council rooms.
fall ATTENDANCE is requested.
lV Order:
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
Wagon R0ad NEeeting.

There viii be meeting Of the citizens
Of Placeryille TONIGHT, on the Plaza,
for the purpose Of choosing Delegates to
q Wagon Road Convention, to be held in
the Court House in this city, on We'd
nesday next A general attendance is
earnestly requested.
MANY CITIZENS.
PIacerville, Nay ID, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

New YoRK SrOKE.-Mr. Kline will to-
day receive his second importation Of
Spring goods, for the present season.
His stock will contain tho latest and
most desirable articles for both ladies and
gentlemen.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Coon PRosPEcr.-.A gentleman from
Grizzly Flat informs us that on Thursday
Of Inst week, McSsrs. Wick & Co., who
had been for some time ground-sluicing,
took out the very handsome prospect Of a
little over four pounds Of gold. Their
claim is in the fiat at the head of String
canon, above McKcan's quartz mill, and
within short distance of the town.
There are numerous flats and ravincs in
the vicinity that have never been pros
pectcd, which, VIC doubt not, will prove
to be rich when thoroughly tested. In a
region so rich in auriferous quartz, there
must be extensive placer diggings; and
we have no hesitation in recommending
the country about Grizzly Flat to persons
in search of a location for mining.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

EXPRESS AT GRIZZLY FLAr.-Our late
tOwnsman, Asa L. Waugaman, has cStab-
lishcd an Express Office at Grizzly Flat,
connecting with Wells, Fargo L Co. in
this place and at Diamond Springs. Our
friends up that way will find Asa lever,
accommodating and Cnterprising Just
the man they have been wanting, and one
who will attend TO all business intrustctl
to him promptly.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

4. NJ. JOHNSON,
HENRY 81. FISKE,
q. J. CARPENTER,
J. q. McCALLUM,
Senators from VI Dorado.
W. /. FERGUSON.
JOSIAH JOHNSON,
Senators from sacramento.
z. BYEUM, -------------
Senator from Yolo.
JOHN HUME,
q. ID. HALL,
NJ. N. MITCHELL,
JONA. CARPENTER,
SAMUEL y. IIAMM,
GEO. MCDONALD, r.
CHARLES ORVIS,
II Dorado assembly Drleg Ition.
4. p. CATLIN,
J u. McKUNE,
l.. W. FERRIS.
R0Br. G. CLARK,
Sacramento Assembly Delegation.
}. 8. CURTIS,
Yolo County.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

A WEALTHY CABINET-The New York
Herald estimates the collective wealth of
the members of President Buchanan's
Cabinet at $4,000, 900, and finds security
in that fact against Galphinism, which
was practised to such fearful extent un-
der Fillmore, by Tom Corwin and Others
Pity that our tlcCaultng State Treasurer,
at the time of his election, did not possess
an independent fortune. Had he been
worth S300,O0O, the State Of California
would not have been swindlcd. lIewould
have kept at distance such a precious
set of rogues as Rowe & Co, and not been
their instrument. In an evil hour the
tcmptcr found him and he ft!l. The State
suffers, the chief scoundrcl and his ac-
completes escape. Know Nothingism ap-
parcntly was organized for the sole pur-
pose of plumber; and that it faithfully
adhered to the tcncts taught by its most
distinguished members, VIC have abun-
dant proof in our State. 1t was a costly
as well as dangerous experiment; but
what better than corruption and disgrace
could have been expected from party
composed almost exclusively of dcma
gogucS, needy advcnturers, bankrupt
politicians and rencgades?
,
statement Qt' Expenditures 0nd Receipts
ct'the CIty Of PlorerriHr. for tn; .fscH
year ending 3Oth d'y 9t' -1prH, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
pemeeratle Co. Central Committee.
PLACERVILLE.
SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1857.

e. MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
Democratic State Central Committee will be held at
San grAuciscO on WEDNESDAY, May 2Oth, at 10
O'Clock A. n. for the purpose Of apportioning the
Delegates and determining upon the time Of holding
the State Convention, and attending to any other bu
siness incidental thereto. punctua attendance ia
respectfully requested. Ttdl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

THEArRE.-MR. MCDONOrGH, the cclc-
bratcd tragedian, who has won such gol-
den opinions wherever he has appeared,
will open the Placcrville Theatre on We'd
nestlay evening next lie will be sup
ported by n company of talented ladies
and gentlemen.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

In Siam, the penalty for lying is to have
; the mouth sewCd up. Suppose such a
law were in force here, what number of
mutcS we would have!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Orovillc must DC "some" ola place.
Two years ago it was a small mining
camp, now it supports two daily papers
the Record and North Californian
both conducted with taste and ability,
and apparently prosperous. Politically
the Record is Democratic, the California
an, nothing at present, but squirting ten
dcrly towards Black Rcpublicanism.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
HkuLAM, R.,

orders for advertising Ie with Him, WI be promptly
SAtendcd 10,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

New SroRE.-Mcssrs. Fassett, Hale &
Co., have opened an extensive stock of
groceries, provisions, hardware, ETC., in
the fircproof house on the plaza, known
as Whites Hall. The establishment is
under the charge Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Hale,
known to everybody in this community
as clever and courteous gentleman.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

Dasd-A. lrish CFeek, near Kelsey, on the
9Sth inst, JOHK d. NoRRoW.
Mr.. Morrow was buried in this city on the
SOih inst, by the Odd Fellows, Of which he was
. member. He leaves wife and three chill.
dren TO mourn his loSs.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

BALL At Sr0RrSMAN's- -lIALL.-.McSsrS.
j. 4 j. Blair, proprietOrs of "Sportsman'>
Hall, situated on the immigrant road, II
miles east of this city, will give ball on
Friday evening the 18th inst. These
gentlemen have given several parties, all
of which have proved cmincntly salisfac-
tory to the numerous guests who attended
them,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

U- Thanks to Harry Mansfield, Of
Wells, Fargo & Co., for Atlantic and State
DanerS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

~ The regular monthly meeting of
Neptune Hose Co., will be held on Thurs.
day evening next, at the Council rooms.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02
NOTICE.

The undersigned, members Of the Legislature from
The Counties Of n Dorado, Sacramento and YoIo,
dp hereby recommend 10 the citizens Of said counties
respectively, TO meet In Convention at their several
county seats, on Wednesday, the 9th day of May, A.
u u 1884, Tor the purpose Of Gle ting delegates to a
Wagon Road Convention.
We further recommend that said Convention ot
Delegates meet at Sacramento, on MONDAY. the III
day ~ May, \. d. 1851 for the purpose of taking into
consideration measures to Insure the speedy compile
t"m OF Wagon Road from the City OF Sacramento
TO Carson Valley.
Dated April 9th. 1851
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-02

FINE LuNr.-Thc Ncssrs. ArvidsSon
on Tuesday last, purchased Of Mr.. Abra.
hams of Grizzly Flat, nugget of gold
weighing nearly l ! ounces, f1r which they
paid $3.50 IS cents,--bCing $l7 20 cents
an ounce. It was taken out by McsSrs.
PhinCy & Co., Of Grizzly Flat, short
time since.