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Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
The San Francisco SUN Down OH Demo-
cratic Members Of the late LeglSIaI ure.

Ahe san FEuucISCU sun OoHu Ou ONAhOs
cratic Members Of the late Legislature.
AS part of the war recently began in
this State by Mr.. Brodcrick to revenge his
real or fancied grielS, we find his San
Francisco mouth-picce full of denuncia-
tons for Mcssrs. Norman, Vaudeville and
other sterling Democrats, on the alleged
ground that they have, in the Legislature,
sustained the Vigilance Committee, &c.
Now, we would like to learn from the
San Francisco SIN what was the position
Of its idol, Mr.. Broderick, in the Vigilance
Committee struggle: Was he for or against
the Committee Did he participate in
the Claw and order" meeting in the plaza
in that city, Or any other meeting or call for
q meeting to rcbukc the committee?
Where was this bold and daun:lcsS states
man at this crisis? When troops were
enrolled to sustain the laws, where was
he found? Is his name to be found on
any of the muster rolls? Was he not
on the fence? Where are the evidences
of his siding with either party? Surely
this course did not proceed from coward
ice, or from cold and selfish policy, and
if it was right for him to cvincc so much
indifference when his followers, who had
stood by him through thick and thin,
were hand-cuficd and transported, how
can the Sun, with any consistency, rcbuke
others for not showing any zeal against
the Committee? We arc not Informed
that Mr.. BrodcricA ever Joined the "Young
Mems Democratic Club" or patronizcd
one of its meetings. lie must surely have
heard, in his room on Montgomery street,
what was going on out doors, and have
been cognizant that his followers were
shipped off, and yet he stirred not from
his philosophic meditation. Possibly he
was composing q speech for delivery in
the Senate; but how docs all this apathy
comport with the proud boast that che is
always true to his fricnds?" They per-
lied their lives and fortunes in the fight.
Where was he? Engaged possibly in
the negotiations which afterwards cna-
blcd his instruments to boast that they
could, when they wanted, get for him as
Senator, the votes of the Vigilantc and
Black Republican Delegation from San
Francisco. Did be>not, in fact, shirk the
issue, and so act that when necessary he
could avail himself Of both sides ?-and
do not his faithful scrvitors, with gencr.
GUS appreciation, vaunt this as a noble
specimen Of profound and sagacious poll.
cy? If the orator without speech, and
the statesman without a measure, could
thus play "hide and seek" on vital is.
sue, why may not others have the same
privilege? The Sun should save its
thunders for its own embodiment of cour
age and wisdom.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
PLACERVILLE.

DENoCRArIc STATE CoNvESrIoN.--Wc learn from
tcegraphIc dispatch in the State journal, that the
Democratic State Convention will be held In Sacra-
mento on the 18th of July We will publish the call
in our next. Have not received 1t ut the time Of 20.
ING 10 nrch,
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

number of the California Daily Register pub
lished in San Francisco and edited by Parker
II. French, gentleman of considerable noto-
riety and editorial experience 1t is neat pa
per, an advocate and organ of Black Repub-
licanism, and Of course well edited, for Parker
can dash off a vigorous and readable article,
and has too much pride to conduct weak or
tame paper.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

CHARLEY BARNES has received another in
voice Of goods, selected from the latest arrivals
and his store is again full Of evslything that is
good in the way Of GRUB" ETC. He is sole
agent for Bailey's coffee mills, just established
in this city, and is prepared to supply the pub
lie with fresh ground coffee Of the best quality
at Sacramento prices.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
From Cnraom Valley,

Maj. Omsby arrived in this city on
Wednesday from Carson Valley. lie
came via JOhnSOn's cutoff, and had no
difficulty in crossing the mountains. The
citizens Of the Valley are almost unani
mous!v in favor of the wagon road by the
johnson route. The meeting got up in
the Valley in favor of the Big Tree route
ended in row. Nearly all the delegates
withdrew from it. \ resolution was of.
fcrcd in favor Of the Big Tree route after
the meeting broke up and but three per-
sons we're prcscnt-twO voted for it, the
gcttcrs up Of the meeting, the peculiar
friends Of the Calavcras route. Mai. q.
confirms the news of the Mormon diff
Guilty.
The report that the inhabitants of the
Valley, together with some men from Salt
Lake, were waiting until the snow had
disappeared, for the purpose of bringing
through their wagons by the Big Tree
route" we are authorised to state is in
correct. They intend to come through
this place, and are part of Mr.. Kemp
tons train which passed through here on
Tuesday. Instead of the Salt Lake party
getting their supplies from Stockton and
returning by the Big Tree route, they
expressly declared that they intended 10
do their trading in Sacramento. They
prefer the Placcrvillc routc--dccming it
shorter, safer and frecr from distractions.
Major Ormsby, who is familiar with
the road and has travelled over it all sea-
sons Of the year, says that by covering it
with steep roof for the distance of seven
miles, from Slippery Ford to Lake Valley,
uninterrupted communication could be
had with Carson Valley during the entire
year. The Major thinks the road could
be covered for $4,000 per mile. Timber
suitable for the purpose is abundant on
the route. We give his suggestion for
the consideration Of the Wagon Road Di-
rcctors.
When Major Ormsby left the Valley
some fears were entertained of an Indian
outbreak. Some of Captain Jim's tribe
had been caught stealing horses, for which
they were whipped, which greatly exas.
perated them. Capt. Jim lighted signal
fires in every direction and appointed .
place on the other side Of CarsOnfOr a
eeneral meeting Of the tribe. What their
object is, is uncertain, but the inhabitants
Ofthe Valley are preparing for thewOrst.
a. annnuUaa Nhat ov. R.tauA and
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

We learn from telegraphic dispatch from
Auburn to the Sacramento Union, that Foots,
Roberts and Bare, the assassins Of Ma. Mason,
for whose arrest a heavy reward was offered,
surrendered TO the proper authorities and are
now in Jail. They say they had only four scant
meals since they killed Mr.. Mason, some eight
days since. They made no resistance whatev-
erN
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
flf.
JOB PRINTING

Or all kinds neatly and promptly executed at this Of.
ace, at the lowest prices Our job Oice Is extensive
and entirely new, and We have materials of every dc
ScrIptlOn aud can, consequently, give satisfaction to
AL Wh0 favor lie with their orders. Terms--cASH.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
Sam FrancIscu Agency.

Mr. L. p. FISHER, Mt the iron Daildns. opposite
the Office Of the Pacific Express Company, CORNER Of
Montgomery and Washlnstcn streets, S our only a,l,
thorisCd agent for San franciscO.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
A NIcrltc,l Compliment.

Col. WELLER was received at San Fran
cisco with a salute of one hundred and
fifty guns, fired from Mciggs' Wharf, as
the steamer was coming up the bay
That able and reliable Democratic paper,
the Stockton Republican, in referring to
his arrival says-"Such a reception, to
such man, is real compliment" 1t
was the spontaneous and enthusiastic out
burst Of grateful people, to faithful
public servant ~ Col Weller is a private
citizen, without patronage, and his rcccp-
tion must have been gratifying, because
it was given to the man, not the Office
Nor was it simulated or solicited. No
man i'll California has stronger hold on
the people than John b. Weller. With
an almost unanimous voice, they call upon
him to be our standard bearer in the
coming contest. Our table is covered
with letters from the most prominent and
influential Democrats in our county, all
urging his nomination. That hc will re-
ccivc it and be triumphantly elected, we
have never entertained doubt. The
people have SO willcd it, and not all the
pipe-laying, wire-pulling, fAlschoods and
intrigucs of schclncrs and trickstcrs can
defeat him; and in accordance with the
universally expressed wishes Of the De
mocr0cy Of FL Dorado, VIC place his name
at the head of our columns for Governor,
subject to the decision Of the Democratic
State Convention. Delegates will be sent
to that Convention merely TO ratify the
will Of thepcOple, and they have declared,
in unmistakablc language, their prefer
cncc for Col. Weller
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

WELLER FOR GovERXoR.-The Stockton Re.
publican of Wednesday anticipated US in COM
ing out for Col Weller for Governor. 1t has
an excellent article in presenting his name,
which we will give our readers in our next
The Democracy of the State insist on the nom.
ination of John B. Weller.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Strawberries have been abundant in
this market for the last two weeks, at 75
cents per quart. They are grown be.
tween Diamond Springs and Ell Dorado.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

JUDGE OF TIE SUPREME CorRT.-John
II. Mckunc, Nolncy +. Howard, Judge
Burnett, X. I. Sprague and Judge Field,
are mentioned as Democratic aspirantS
for the nomination for the Judgeship Of
the Supreme Court of this State. Stephen
j. Field and Judge Burnett have each
warm friends, and the contest may be
narrowed down between them. They
arc both uncxceptionablc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
A, NAnLAM. .IIR.

Is our authorized Agent for SacraincntO City. All
orders for advertising left with him. Will be promptly
attended to.----- -----.--.------.--
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

On Tuesday Maj. Solomon, our new United
States Marshal, was sworn into office. The San
Francisco papers generally praise him.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Mr.. Tracy, agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co., is entitled to our thanks for daily
supplies Of State papers, and for large
budget of Atlantic papers, brought by the
j. L. iSteDhens. q
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Shi hISo"'
We tell him Aatly he is not wanted.
The people can manage their affairs with
out his inccssSnt intrigucs ard irtcrfrr-
encc. We advise him to confinc himself
to Montgomery street. The pure air Of
the mountains docs not agree with his
moral constitution, and any attempt to
show off here the "mcttlc Of his Califor-
pia pasturagc" might only make Eim ri.
dicu!ous There are some men who, like
monkeys, climb to great elevations with
fatal consequences. Every step reveals
what ought to be concealed; the folly
and presumption of invcterate ignorance,
the arrogance which attempts to hide it,
and the undigni6ed resentment which fol-
lows exposure. These arc grave offences,
but even these are respectable in our es-
timation when contrastcd with resent
mcnt and hostility which do not dare
avow themselves, tortuous policy which
shrinks from the eye of the people and
delights in unworthy stratagems, and
studied hypocrisy which asks anxiously,
"art thou in health, my brother 2" but
delights to inliict the fatal stab.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
Corresponding. Of th. n.mo.--.

OO1D SFAIN0' Nay %, 1857
MEssBa. EpITuEs: A XeTy dutressine ana 49,,
dent occurred here on Monday the I6fh Is. ecci.
resulted in the death OF Mr. sampson CoOVer unea
nau employed BY MeasIs. SOtzen Goodnn,' Soong
logs to ther mill ut this place. Mr. Coover .,W urEW
gagged At the time the acc:d mt occurred with "' en-
man in loading logs. wheh the chain part,d ,iOthtr
tating the log backward Mr.. Coover was Lrh,nS pl-
log following up with block. The log sta ar,.I ths
snrh velocity that It ran over the block snS With
Mr.. COOver against the end Of another log
him internally in such u manner ~ to proIucs surg
"rrhage Of the lungs. Drs But,inOre and R,aI,-'
were promptly the spot, but their unera,i, .n %
skillful Efforts 10 alleviate the sufferer proved and
He died two hours after the accident. '~'''e'--
Mr.. Coovcr was native OfWatcrford, Erie co n
and came to this State four years ago He ~. 5:
years Of age, highly respected by all who kn.,- hi
and sober, industrious and worthy citizen II.' I'
neral WIS attended by large concourse " fr;.nS-
and Acquaintances. Sas
Erie Co., Pa. papers please COPY W.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

We understand that Mr.. McKcnnev
County Clerk, who is er otfcio County
Seaicr, has procured standard of weights
and measures, and employed a competent
person to adjust the scales and weights
Of the county. 1t should have been at.
tended to ere this, as many Of the scales
and weights now in use are Inaccurate
The law requires that all shall be exam.
ined and sealed once in each year.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Al present our mountain contemporary IN nm, Al.
organ OF sina section Of the.party Of whoss ~, sas
ciples pretends to be the eNPOnent-Stdtr oSsE.J.t
JoHTmett enid tltv thing Of the f,e0,oc-.,
less than three years ago, when upwards Of a..
thousand Democrats In the county Of Fl Dorado a..
forty thousand in the State Of California indor,.d a.
course and Indignantly repudiated the Journat n.
very men who questioning our -Demoer,,.
abused us not long since for being Democrat o..
Democracy teaches US not to worship niei--to un,,,
telngly adhere TO principle. In this ours dr.,.
from that taught by our friend Of the JowruaL
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
e. 4. MCLEAN

Is our authorized Agent for Grizzly Flat and
vicinity. Orders for the paper advertising or
job work left with him, will be promptly ut
tended 10.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
National Restaurant
(LATE KNlCKERDOCKER SALOON

The ProprictorS ofthis newly
A opened establishment, respectful
-. " invite the public to give them
call Having had much experience in Res
taurant keeping, they Nre confident Of being
able TO give satisfaction to all who favor them
with their patronage and in order to accom-.
modate every body, their patrons will be serv-
cd BY the Dish or Meul.
They are now making arrangements to re-
ceive every delicacy of the season, direct from
San francisco, all of which will be served to
their patrons in the best style.
Dinners and Suppcrs for Societies, ,Balla.
Soirees, &c, prepared ON the most favorable
terms. CHAUVIN 4 co.
Placerville, May 90, 1857.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

We ere gratiAed to announce that our friend and
tovnsman, John Kirk. has been appointed By the
President one Of the Commissioners Of the Wagon
RoaA. a batter more acceptable, more popular APP
poInIuasnt eOuld mot have been made. John Kirk 10
ee Of a. most OneFEetlc g0ahead men In California,
8 verify gsntlsmsn. capital business man aAd
OTue DemoeTat and friend.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

NATIONAL RESTAURANT. - An elegant
restaurant has been opened in the house
recently occupied by the "Knickcrbocker
Saloon" under the above name, by Chau-
vim & Co. The National" will be first
class restaurant, and its patrons will be
fed on the fat Of the land"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

GcOp!-The Sacramento State journal, with . p,
low feeling. c.pes MI article abusive Of the Itr,ns
crf from the Oiomd .IrgUS. which was furi"U.
hn0'c SuEhiAV scullion until after the Prc,id.ut.i
election The .IrgHs tXrrtrd i;s childish abilIlr' ~
defeat Sir. lG"hahan, and now has the insulrI,r =,
lecture Us Un Democracy: The journal IS Nclco,n.
tv the sympathy vf is bAntlinK.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23

Our young friend, Ed. McCann, has
our thanks for State and Atlantic papers.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-05-23
smoothed his wrinklcd 'front.'" and nOW

|
instead Of "undeceiving the President by
a fair expression Of the popular will"
and pivans to the "nrttlc" of Our Cdlfor-
nia courscr, we hear of nought hut har-
mOny and love. Na", We are even told
that the mighty David himself vii! mag
unanimously bottle his resentment and
render true and efficient support to the
Administration. The storm has PASSED
away, and 10, the bow Of promise i'll the
armament salutes our longing eyes.
But softly! What means all this wire
working for the primary elections and
securing the State Convention: Why
are so many clnisSalics fIom San Francis
co, that pcstilential hot-bcd of corrupt
politicians, sent out into the counties to
"ix up things and how does it happen
that one of them has boaStcd that Mr..
Brodcrick will carry the Convention, and
that in one year he will hc i'll possession
Of the ledtling c!ite in the State? Wcdo
not wonder that, lurcd on 10y such prom
Uses, he lent himself TO Mr.. BrodcrickS
purposes but most mysterious it is that
any man, with an ordinary quantity of
brains, should spend his wind and his
money upon such fruitlcss journey
Why is it that stays run about at this un-
usual season and finally why does the
great David himself hic to the North
We confess it locks little like as if we
should have war after all. Harmony may
be larpcd on, but ''thc cat is in the meal
tub" Canrfot the Democracy of the
State conduct their primary elections
without the intervention of Mr.. Brodcr-
ick and his Instruments? Is it necessary
for him to fix the wircS" for the State
Convention in order thak the sounds of
Democratic harmony may CONC from the
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-01-21
NE w GOODS.

I0rE Yards Of Mohair DeBage, Poplns. iiami-
lStC ton x Paris's printed Del.anes, English
and French Mcrinos,
$50 yards Of Co!ored and Black Silks,
1875 yaids Ribands, Gmps, dc.
1900 yards Bleaehcd and Unhlcaehci shH'inss,
James. Pillow case aud sheetings, W
$50 yaids Linseys, 100 yards Calico, fE
1900 ya,ds sa,neits, Tweeds and Wool James,
900 yards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks, %F
l75 Blankets, 500 yards flunnels, ~
French and English Cloths and cassimcrs Vfsiings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and sin Clocks and Msnies,A
Black, Green. Blue, Brown and Olive cloakinGs,
Sack Flannels, silver Martin and coney Alinleis,
Swansdown.
Genuine Swiss Musins. dotted Do.
Ccats Pants Vests, Oyercoats, Cloaks, Gents shawis
aud Shawl Pins. shirts, &c.
GOO Hats and Caps, $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots
Planished Oval Tespois, and Coffee Biggins and
0blong Egg Coolers, ten and twelve holes, Jspsnned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent or dash Leather, Plain and Twilled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table Oil Cloths, three quarters 10
Eve qua,er wide. Seeming Cord, &c &c.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
1900 Pounds Sole Leather; French and American
Cali skins; Goat and Morocco Skins Binding and
cochinea skins aud Boot tops Hume tanned Upper.
light and heavy and Sole Leather spafabes brads;
rheads No 10, l2, DC. Blstles; Boot Webb and Eye
let's
$500 Pounds Sugar, 5000 lbs. coiisei ~ gallons
Golden Syrup.
JAMES WEBB.
o.ioher u. CO..
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r,ein,ho.d's Genuine Preparations.
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New and Fresh Goods,

FUR G.EEI..EailIi.
V,HE undersigned has jusi returned from Nov Ycrk
with full assortment 81 Goods 20 Gsnils mems
wear, comprising
seBioni., Bialsy's and Dsrmon Msssan's
Broad Cloths, Velvet. Beavers aud other
Oyer,cuatings,
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere, and Muire Antique
yestings,
Ready made Clothing. aud Furnishing G Gods,
70 which he respectfully b,iiss HE attention. Of Ii.
frirnd. and lie public.
has The satisfaction u stang that Biz selection
hy tar lhe mos, perfect regard. iasis elegance
and quality, d any that ~ has before ont5ed
TIE expsnencr u mDie than twenty yeaTs has hsen
fully exercised ~ The ensft u biz customers aDd his
slles 20 phase ~ this hsse slfeady hssn foy
sustained ~ The judgment d persons u tb0~s Is,s
AMI capacity.
He stock Of Cloths were purchased fresh a. imported
from the most fashionable and hest r-tsi.hsd houses;
snd for h. Ready made Ciuihing luih % 10 syIe and
hhi.h, he ebalrnfts the closest scrutiny.
Al is, No. Ard a No. | ct i promised, OF no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
October IL. o.
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TO THE puBLlc.

rySHE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and the public generally, that his M,s
are in irs rate order for making Flour ofhe best kind
and with despatch, having three pair Burrs running,
and can make load of Flour in few houfs. The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Ran kcad,
where the Flour can he put and shipped 70 any mat
ket desired. Those from distance, coming early 70
HE evening can have their Flour made by the mex,
morning. SO that they take 10 the Rail Road anu
returning gel their oa to take home all the same
trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will I've paid for WHEAT BY
the subscriber, at The Mills al Peter b. Rnfins, u
Hisloroueh.
lO,O 900 bushels Of Wheat wanted. &
ALEXANDER DICKSON. s
October 81 5i ran IL
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sANDFoRD's INyIGoRAToR,
FOR ALL PURPOSES or a STIMULATING
LIVER NEIfEfNE

FOR ALL PURPOSES or a STIMULATING;
LIVER MEDICINE.
THERE has long existed demand for such tened,
that could be relied 90 a. sae and reciUal. Thi.
remedy has Jeen prepared 70 that demands aud ~
extensive is Of iis virtues has shown how unisesy
It has aeeomplishrdthc purpose designed Among tie
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The ln,isoraiOf We mention Lirr Complgisf. which !.
the cause ol many other diseases-amons Which are,
Bilog-ness Headache PAIN IN the side aud ioins BIZ
100. Fever. Fever and Ague. Jaundice Indigestion Ian.
guof nd loss Of Appetite Iistle--De.s and lnay--
all u which caused bs adses1ed 5riian Of the Liver
The nyis0rsiof seompOund with particular fesrpncs
g The Liver and When that di-es.e i removed al the
fes, cured, tbe often j. taken away. 4
FEW JUese. ~ tie iasrrsior rarely I'LL ID stimulate
ihe Liver 70 proper acon md III ~ continued u-s 10
Tie disease Il hss bren taken With gresi soc.
cess 10 u Jhulic Disrniefy. Humofs. sefoiula
Uees. &c ard lof tbese has hrsn found very eli.
eaeious remedy. An occasional dj-e stimulates The
stomach 10 healthy action aud restores tie spie inJ
yiggr. One doe. edl relieve TIE Oppressive dness
experienced y ealing hearty dinner este = the
digestive organs TO vigorous action. fw iiilied
Stale 81 the System The inyisafsior his ~ Whirb
ekpenrhce proves. Il restores tie system Irsmoyes
the yslloNBes. irnH tie kin Which tie fest ola d..
sased Liver.
Prepared and s5iI - san5fotI A Co.. lss PREM, a..
New Yoik. Price II % ief bgtlls. containing Iory
doses also sodby long md tain, Marlborough NC.
September 3. 5g-