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Thompson & OudesIuys.

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Terms.

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The WECKER is also delivered in the Cities OF
Washington and Wheeling daily by Carriers.
Price for Mail Subscribers of the daily WICKER
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DC, Soutb Sctparbltreet, near Yratittr.

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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
ShcriH'S Sale,

10y virtue Of Order If SALE issued out of the clerks
Office If the Hon. District Court Of the 18th Judi
cial district, in and for II Dorado County, judy
ment rendered the 18th day Of May 4. u. 1855, in
favor ~ Herman SOrnbcrgeT Plaintiff and against Mo-
Warren, Defendant, for the Of Nine Hundred
and SCvcnt! Two 1ylO0 Dollars principal debt, with
interest thereon ut the rate Of two per cent per month
from the 10Th day Of May A. d. 1855 together it'll the
II Thirty IOlOO Dollars, costs Of suit, and
accrung costs, have levied upon and will expose
public SALE 1T the Court House in the City Of Placerv
On the 21st Day OF June, A. ID. 1889,
NJ 10 o'cIock A. NJ. all the right, title, interest and
claim If the said Defendant Moses Warren Of in and
TO the following described mOrtgngcd property, lying
and being in Georgetown Township County Of FL Dora
do and state of California; to wit All that piece
parcel Of land about two and half miles north east Of
Gcorgctown, the road leading from said village to
Works Ranch, and bounded and described follows
Beginning at u stake about 90 rods from :. BronnCrs
Store the said stake being the corner and
running west l6O rods to oak tree, blazcd thence
south 100 rods to stake John COnncss fence -
thence east 100 rods to stake and thence north i6O
rods to the place Of beginning, together with the saw
Mill known as the "Clippcr Saw MILL" and all other
improvements thereon.
Sheriff. 0ficc, PlaceriIle, May 9Dth, A. u. lS5s.
T.. BOGANDUS,
Sheriff Of FL Dorado Co., Cal.,
it'll BY W. J. BURwELL, Under Sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

SOMETHING WORM WITNEssISG-Tt is no
cxaggeration to say that the best and most ac-
complishcd Theatrical performcrs-Mr. and
Mrs. WALLACK-that have ever appcarcd.be-
fore California audience, supported by an
efficient stock Company, will open our Thea
ter On MONDAY EVENING NEXT, the 3lst
inst. Wherever they have appeared they
have been greeted with crowded houses, and
the longer they play the more do they grow
in hvOr. Their elOcution and action have
beca pronounced by competent critics almost
faultiess, and their conception Of character
rcshaEkAbly keen and accurate. McSsrs. Ry-
CT, KKiugsaHnd, Horton, Barry, Mrs. Hunt and
othse ed 6vOrites, belong to tho company
Il 3 superior company and superior acting
may b looked for.
They open with the now and romantic play
called "CivilizatiOn"-a play that but few of
our citizens have ever witnessed. Go early
and secure seats.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

a IHDRL-Wc have but few words to
Ay IN reply to the courteous leader Of the III
GeS Of Tuesday. The editors Of the Demo-
CRAT, It Is wcll-knOwn, are not in the habit of
cO0craIing their opinions or expressing them
IL e@gosss laagungc. They have freely
end e,asleaaly, at I'll times and on all Occa-
siOaA consented pOintedly on the acts Of
PubHC wsn, and expressed their views boldly
@ n Subjects. They are known as uncom-
PsOmising, inHcxible Democrats, acknowledge
ed, sAtesmed and cOnRdcd in a. such, and ii
d net necessary for them to make parade or
boast Of their attachment to their party. The
Democracy will never ask them to define
their POSITION" the editor Of the Inder might
feel prOud and sgte could he feel AZ uncOn-
coFWcd a. they do. At any and at all times
the Democracy know where to find them-in
the thickcSt and hottest Of the fight, ''march-
ing under the flag and keeping step to the
music Of tho Union mot with the enemy
to-day, tomorrow with the Democracy; not
to-day ridiculing Democratic statesmen and
deNOuRcing Democratic measures, tomorrow
praising and supporting both, as others We
could mention have done.
We have no quarrel with the Inder-shall
have none. We have nothing serious to ap-
Prehend from controversy with the courtc-
Gus and talented and consistent editor of the
IndeE, still We have more important matters
to occupy our time than . useless discussion
with him, whore success would reflect no hon
or, and defeat would BE- out Of the question.
We shall assume the privilege of exercising
our own judgment with regard to the commu-
nicatiOns sent us, whether we reflector ac-
ccpt them. When an old, reliable, consistent
and influential Democrat, one who has batt.cd
manfully for the principles of his party for
years, against open and covert foes who asks
nothing, would accept nothing from his party,
but b actuatcd solely by disintcrcSted motives,
sends us q communication in which he COM
ments freely but respectfully on the -aateee-
dents Of the old enemies Of the Democratic
party, We feel it our duty to the Democratic
party to give it place. If the political
course Of others has been cratic he surely
may be paFdOncd for pointing it out, espcci-
ally when he thinks by doing so he is benefit
ting the Democracy, and warning them not to
follow the example and teachings Of all un-
safe and not very firm guide. The offence of
''Old Line Democrat" ''hath this extent, no
more" We might say something about the
National character of the Democratic party"
as understood by the editor Of tho Inter not
long since, but we fOrbcar. We have still
sufficient charity to IDEAL gently with the cr-
ring" and shall therefore drop the subject
without another word.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

Davis 4 Roy are generous to fault and 1t
affords them unalOyed pleasure to make a
poor devil happy. They enjoyed that pleasure
last Saturday, by presenting US copy Of
0Mal,cl Vaughan" a large novel, printed in
San francisco, and an elegantly bound copy
Of "Thc Laws Of business men, in all the
States of the Union; with forms o. Mcrcan-
tile Instruments, Deeds, Leases, Wills, &c.'
by ThcOphius Parsons" 1t isa very valla-
bic work, and no business man should be-
without copy. 1t contains 5O4 pages Of
useful information, is neatly printed, and sold
remarkably cheap. McsSrs. Davis Roy
have US fine, large and welselcctel stock of
hooks, and every article usually kept in n
book store, as can be found in the mines
Mr.. Roy has long been engaged in the bust
ness and invariably makes the most judicious
selections when he makes his purchases. lie
knows exactly what will suit the taste Of his
numerous customers. lie has just returned
from San Francisco with choice selection.
Call ut the store of the accommodating firm,
on the Plaza, and examine for yourselves.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
SlleriT's Sale.

10y lrtnc Of execution i>Nucd ont Of the Clerk.
OiNcc II the Hon. District Court II the 18th Judi
cal District, in and for II Dorado county, on Judg
mrnt rendered the 18th day NJ May, 4. D. lhiH in
favor If John Andrews and against William Scott 4.
81. &. Denver, l.. y. Strout and H. T. Hunt, for the
81 two Thousand two hundred and sixty rs I'M
(267 ~ dOars, with interest thereon at the VI
two per per month from the 18th day Of May,
lH together it'll the Of hundred and Eighteen
81 100 dol ars rO-tr Of suit, and accrung costs have
levied uln and will expose to Public sale, the Court
House, in the City Of rlarrrSillc,
On the 1IsS Day OF June, A. ID. 1858.
At 10 oclork 4. NJ, all the right titlc interest and
rlaim, II the said William r. Scott, 4. ~. &. Denver,
H. y. Strmt and u. r. Hunt Of III and to the follow ing
described property, lying and hring in tho couny u III
porado aud State Of California, To witt That certain
Ditch which was constructed by the COMPUTATION Of
Brady, Dctdnn Co., which takes its waters out Of
the North Fork Of the North Fork II the COrunncs
err nbUWt ~ miles east Of Diamond Springs also that
certain Ditch, kn0Wn as the Eureka Ditch, which was
constructed by Jones, furman Co., and which tAkrS
its waters out Of the North fnrk Of the CUsumnrN Xiv
about 4. miles below Sly Park Creek, said Ditches
conveying water tn Diamond and Mud Springs and \ciI-
tiles for mining and other purposes also, all the bran
rhcs fumes aicducs, and rlOnging to the
same raId pruIiriy being under the mana gene ut aud
control Of the Eureka Canal Co.
Sheriff = Office, flaccrillc, May slth, 4. u. l2&.
T.. bOGARDUS,
sheriff Of III Dorado Co., Cal,
it'll by W. J. URwHLL, tudcr sheriff.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
Prediction Verified

One year ago We wrote: 1.-The signs of tho
times are unmistakable. We are to have in
this State fierce war upon the Administration
led on by Mr.. Broderick, bearing alolt the
banner of spOs' for the hungry and revenge
for the disappointed" For penning the above
the hirelings Of Mr. Broderick opened upon US
with the most virulent abuse from one end of
tho State to the other. Then as now VIC dis.
regarded their abuse and reiterated what VIC
knew to be true. Our articles had such a
powerful effect that the friends of Mr.. Brod
crick were forced to address him a letter of
inquiry. IN response to the letter Of Gen.
Alfred RcdingtOn and the Hon. j. p. Dyer"
a remarkable composition bearing the sigma
turc of I'D. C. Brodcrick," appeared in the
public prints. 1t was the first time that gen.
tlcman had condcsccnded to address the peo-
pie Of this State, and he soon deeply regretted
that he had the weakness to reply to their in
tcrrogatorics. 1t was an objectionable blum
der, from WHICH he will never recover. lie
! Indignantly denied our assertions and over
his own signature cmphatically said:
"IdM not return to Mis State To make ,rar ~pon
tie administration NJ President .B1chanan, neither
do intend to OPPOSE 1T III Washington or else.
where"
In the very teeth of this positive, uncQuiv-
ocal disclaimer, he no sooner returns to Wash
ingtOn than with all the rancor of renegade
he joins the Black Republicans and ''makcs
war upon the Administration of President
Buchanan" lie goes farther. With that i'm
placablc cnmity characteristic of savage and
uncultivatcd natures he insolcntly, in lam
guagc disgraceful to grave Senator, scarcely
becoming to an innate blackguard, venom
ously assaiIs President Buchanan. We quote
his brutal words:
"Thc fading intellect, the pctulcnt passion and
trembling dOtage Of an old man ON the verge Of the
grave.
Democrats of FL Dorado. what think you
of n Senator who is SO lost to all sclfrespcct,
as to utter such revolving language on the
floor of the Senate? What think you Of
Senator who violates with impunity his SOL
emn pledges? Is no respect due to eminent
services, to life of purity and patriotism, to
the head of our great nation? Mr.. Brodcrick
thinks not! Has he not verified our predc-
ton! RccOllcct he will soon again be here
to make 'ficrcc war upon the Administration
bearing aloft the banner of 'spoils' for the
hungry and revenge for the disappointed"
Are you prepared to abuse an Administration
and rebuke patriot whose election has saved
our country from the gulf of dissolution, Al:
the behests of Mr.. Brodcrick? Arc you pre-.
pared to follow him into the ranks of the
Black Republicans: We answer for yor--
No!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
8. HARRIS.

state Of California, { sS"Iy of FL DOraAs.
GOsS NICHOLS, Plaintiffs, IT. the p.irIct Court IT
vs. the IiIh JuiIrlal District.
}. W STEELEI Il al, Dcft.
N'IEREAS TIE Alovr named ITalniias have thip day
w commenced ru, IL said Court against said Defend
ants to recover JoARRCas ir the u eNA ~ lU0 anal
Interest aud costs, and for decree u foreclosure ~
MechanicS Lieu, held by -aII IIaniias IN the EowmE
d~acTbe'I property hut also, drrTre Ter the sae saM
property to satisfy j"Emrn that may b. TrcOVervd "
this aetsonthe property il described tSlIoWS Certain
Mills or Works situated Hb"lt thTer'IATieES ~ mile
from GriEEly Flat, commonly called "Srrlry's Quarts
work. formerly knnwn tie "MouM Pleasant Co.'S
WORKS consisting 81 two Mills. located Sierlry's YorA
and tl'e Lode. running nearly north aud sOa With al
rights aud apuTteamees all IL which In the COuA,y
and state aforesaid.
Therefore, Of the premises aforesaid al per-
aons holding claiming Liens the property above de.
ecribcd nnleF aud by virtue II Act entitled An
r AecnTinR LcHs To Mechanics aud OaheFp passed April
18th, l>h and Act 10 amrHd said Act, pAsa<d April
32nd l>S. hereby noiihv to br aud apVrar In Ia
Court. on MUnday, the TWENTv.NNSr DAN o. JUNE,
~ 1875, at te hour "f IL o'clock H. NJ Of that day, 81
the Court House Ia IaceTvls exhibit then aud there
e prOot "f their said liens; and hereof fall not your
Liens not ;" exhausted anl ISOvsl Wl be deerd waived.
WhOeaa my hand and seal n said Court aaAxed, at
Ia 81 Office In PAeerVls this IYlh day Of May, A. y.
ISIS. A. D. WALDRUN
tlOSWl Clerk.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
tR"P"rtel by OipES Sot InES. Dep Go. Clerk
District Court-May Term. 1858.
NOll,lnV 1itl,

Monday 18th.
Pilot and Rock Greek Canal Go. vs.. VI. Slmight
ct al-jndgnrnt for PHI. for $4m and costs.
\. L. Chiffon VS.. James II. Rny-judgmcnt for
Pin. for ~, 19I and costs.
Jared Turner vs.. his crcditorS-Pctitiuncr dis
charged.
Eli George W. Vim. Watson ct al. -DcGli' allow.
ed to work claim under llfis. bridge upon filing
bond in the sum of Si.m~.
Adjourned until Friday 18th.
FEIDIY. 2Sth.
Thos. Anderson VS.. 4. Bell, Acknowledgment for
PHI.
e. T.. Abbot W.. Henry Winklc-Judgmcnt for
plaintiff.
II. Newsletter vs.. c. NJ. Livingston Judgment
for plh.
J. J. LcCount vs. e. ". Living,ton--J Judgment
for plf
Henry Miller 50. +. =. Carson-MOtion Of Dcft
for new trial Ovcrrucd.
W. ". ReynnldH ~. Lew y. lIarri4-Denlnrrrr
10 complaint sustained.
Frank Mexican vs. Mark I'isbce-- Continued.
John &. Wells vs.. Harriet 4. Wells-Trcd by
Court and taken under adviscmcnt.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL O'clOck, 4. VI.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

School ExHIBIrIoS.-An exhibition was
given by the teachers and pupils Of the Pub
lie School Of this city. at the Thcatcr on
Thursday and Friday evenings Q,itc large
crowd Of our citizens were in attendance
and appeared pleased with the exhibition
We regret that indispOsition prevented us
from being present on either occasion. We
are informed by those capable of judging
among them our elegant Superintendent OF
Common SchoOls--that many Of the scholars
acquitted themselves with unusual credit
much to the satisfaction of the Principal, DR.
Iicrrick, and his amiablc Assistant. Miss Sla.
ter, says the Superintendent. With this cx
hibition the term closed.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

As the neutral Black Republican press a, c
MI abusing the Democratic party and rr1isin-
Mr.. Brodcrick, with what consistency can they
class him as Democrat? lie differs from
the Democratic party, differs from Douglas, is
the pet, confident and leader of the Seward
Republicans, and yet simplctOns who never
voted n Democratic ticket, never understood
the principles If the Democratic party and
always opposed them, un~iningiy. oT coUrsr,
style Mr.. u. n Democrat! The Democracy
say he is not-thc opposition say hc is The
former arc capable Of julging--thc latter
are not
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29

The San Jose Telegraph, niggcr-worship-
ing concern, has hoistcd tho name of Stephen
A. Douglas, for President, and David, c. Brod-
Crick for Vice President. If we know Judge
Douglas, and VIC think We do he'll decline the
dubious honor Of having his name associated
with that Of the youthful and brave Senator"
the pTOtege of William II. Seward Judge d.
has no sympathy with, no respect for Black
Republicans, and they manifest their mean
ness and their animOsity to him by placing
him in questionable cOmpany--company he
must detest. A moro outrageous insult could
not be offered him than for the Black Rcpub-
licans to nominate him. The hypocritical
praises Of the gger-wOrshipe:s will not Sc.
d0ce him from his allegiance to the Democratic
party. They got Mr.. Observation-Disclosures Doug
las is formed OF different stuff
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-05-29
SlAeriG's Sale.

10y virtue Of order Of sale issued out Of the Clcr
cia District, in and for Fl Dorado County, on Judg
incnt rendered the 18th day Of May A. d. 1855 In
favor Of Herman SOrcn6crgcr, Plaintiff, and against
Moses Wurrcn, Benjamin f. Waugh and Joseph Ohm
stead, Defendants, for the Of Two Thousand Two
Hundred aud Three SO-lOO Dollars with interest there
at the rate Of and per cent per month";
from the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1885, together with the
n Of Forty Dollars costs Of suit and accring COSTS
have levied upon and will expose to Public Sale at the
Court House In the City Of flaccrviAc,
On the 21st Day Of June, A. ID. 1883,
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ all the right title interest and
claim the said Moses Warren, benjamin +. Waugh and
Joseph Onstcad had the llth day Of April 1856 or
at any time thereafter Of in and 70 the following de-
scrbcd morgagrd property lying and being In George
town Township, conntyoi Fl Dorado and State of Cali
Iornin, IL wit: The saw mill situated on p x. R. G. C.
Co.'S Canal, known as the Clipper Jaw mill, together
with one certain piece parcel Of land situated about
tW0 miles north east from Georgetown on the roat lead
ing from Georgetown to Works Ranch, and bounded
and described fOowS: beginning at the North east
corner, stake about sixty rods north Ofthc
Log store on the above named rOad, and near the Clip
per mill and running west 6O rods to stake near John
C0nncss fence thence cast 100 rods to 4 stake thence
north 6O rods to the place Of beginning containing 100
acres more or less, together with the impFov
thereon consisting Of one fr Dmc House and barn.
shcriRs Office, Plnccrvilc, May S9th, A. d. 1853.
L. B0GARDUS,
sheriff Of FL Dorado County, Cal,
ltsI by W. J. BrRwELL, Under Sheriff.