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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
Notice to Contractors.

CEALEp PROPOSALS will he received BY the Beard q
- Wagon Road Commission Of u D"tado Al SAC
raentO counties for the Instruction Ot that portion Of
the road between station thirteen tbs az lie ineeT
section W the old road the south bank Of the Rouh
York Of the American river, and siaiiSn IcFty
(t@c cOrnecIihR With the work ALREADY undtr contract
including the bridge across the south EOFk Of the Aaen
can River.
Also for the construction Of three phors sections Of
about one mile each including trlrS CulveTes, nFAnO
and TurnOuss, between Slippery Ford aud JOhnsOns
Mt
All proposals he submitted on ar hrsUrS Numay suly
s6ih, lSs at II O'Clock, ~ and the eoatFaets win bs
awarded to thu "Nest responsible bidder; to Be deter
mined by the Board 81 COmmlsaioneTp Who reserve TO
themselves the gilt 10 reject such proposals may b.
Ia terms Of ei'is notice.
Each PROPOSAL must he aceompaned- by TIVE or more
sureslrs 60 the amount thOusand dollars for es"
faith In 6ng suitable bonds with the Commissioners, fer
tue execution 81 the work. provided such proposal ae-
cepled by the Board.
The sections will he numbered, A D ascending the
river Proposals will b. received for single sections
he whole but zach Tor single scctoHs muse
ucuaTy specy the MuabeE for which the bid s alaAe.
DISTANCES, plano and specifications accordance with
which the road IL To be constructed viii be Tvedy fse
animation ~ the office Of the Engineer Dorpeys neek N
the city Of PiacerVe and alter the 18th Ot July.
Paylnenta made In warrants the Joint WagOa RaaA
Fund OF n DuradO and sacramento" counlies par In
accordance with the Act passed March Sah, ISSS.
served until the work 10 eompleed hut tttnales ell be
made every thirty days. fur the work done aud
warrants drown PrUhoTtionate 60 such estimates.
An contracts to DC completed xhin three @sa'As AFTER
Proposals must be endorsed thus Proposals. Zee tho
ton OF sccttan Tor sectioasl Of the Placer
vile 1nI CsE'SH vslry wseee Read" aaa a9asseSsa -
missiTueTs through wss Fargo Co.'S Expr<ss. at Pa.
eerviie' u OOradO County, Cal WI CARR,
Board Of Wagon Road Com naisaoners 81 a DaIadN ssd
Sacramento counties. 1e-A
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

TIE FIRENEx or LoNDoX.-Thc ages Of the
London fircmcn range from twenty to sixty
and upwards, and there is one man now in
the service in his seventeen year quite able
to take his turn Oh duty with the rest The
men are carefully selected, and full three
fourthx Of them have been mcn'of wars men.
The duties these men have to perform are by
no means light, for each man, on the avc'agr'
has been Oh duty ut the station house, or %"
the watch on premises damaged by fire. three
days and three nights Of twelve hours each y"
every week Of the past year. This is rxcIu'
sivc of sort Of engine dill for the younger
men tw ice week, and attendance to clean
en- Zines aud tools, and repair and oil the host
and Of attendance and working at tires, where
the men are in the midst Of intense heat,
steam aud smoke, saturated with wattr,
and obliged to stand in elevated Situa-
tons, cxpCstd TO severe aud cutting winds,
so that they are often seen in winter
1crallv cncrustcd with ice. The men are
sometimes called out by fires, or alarms OF
lire, us many as four times in the night Not
withstAnding this hard duty and extreme cx'
posture, the rate Of mortality among the fire
men is highly IavorablcA
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry.

The kdor Of the Baton Iasf says" We have mot IN.
iii recently LrrM acquainted eSIru rutAy With the val.
ur Of WIsTAAs BAISAN. FROM this truly valuable pFrra.
ration We have received present bcn h having recently
usrd ~ cold aud cough with entTr
and ehrer'ully recommend il to thOe Alke Of.
nirtcd 1t 10 sc:,nthe pr aud worthy IT eOnh.
lrnrr."
NJ. Ransom Kx'rr, Of Crown Point n. r.. In letter
dated August y, rHyE:
In the Of my practice Ia ila Vicinity have
tested the Enod quauits "f WImtES RAIsAH ~ wills
Gu. in Pulmonary complaints, and nov wish TO pro.
cure u supply Of the medicine.
None genuine unless signed J. butts on the wrapper.
2tth " HoUle Co ,lSs Washington ST., Boston, Ere.
prietors. Mid BY their agents ewINwhrrr.
Salt ny Henry johnson Co. Whnlrsalr DTugEiap. It6
Et"n street. san Francisco soS agents fer the IA
gihc coast.
PETTIr Gil ATE. Agent for Piaeervnle. ttE1
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

ANOTHER WAHNING.-Orovillc is in ashes
Again the ruthless fire demon has breathcd
his blighting breath upon one of California
most ilourishing cities, and bleak dcSolation,
marks the spot where it stood. Let us take
timely warning by this distressing event, and
be pcrpctually vigilant lest VIC too are again
visited by destructive fire. 1t is notable
fact, and one which should engage the serious
conSiderati m of our City Fathers, that nearly
all the fires which have occurred lately in
this State, have been the result of Chinese
carccssncsS Most of the fires have originated
in buildings occupied by them. and prudence
dictates that they should not be tolerated
within the city limits.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

SMASH UP.-On Monday last the horse at
tachcd to the water cart, concluded that the
usual mode Of street SprinkIing was not suffi,
GENTLY expeditions, and accordingly made "a
furious trip through Main street. The usual
demonstrations Of shaking hats, shouting
whoa! etc, were rcsorted to, but were UNI
availing The old horse made clean race
through the city, and finally brought up at
Alvcrson's livery stable, having effected no
material damage except MASKING up the wat r
cart
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
The Celebration,

Confidence Engine Company, neatly drcS'cu
for the occasion. and with their Engine and
Hose Carriage elegantly decorated, turned out
in full force, on Monday and accompanied by
Loyclrs Brass Band, paradcd through the
city in fine order With the exception oil
few fire crackers popped off by the little boys;
sundry glasses of whisky pu"ishet by thirsty
epicurrs and pretty little balloon which was
sent up in the evening BY DIR. Petit there
WAS little occurred to distinguish the Fourth Of
JULY from an ordinary county sea- elcct'o"
day. There were many strangers in the city,
and vast deal of joStling along the streets,
but not lannon's shot bctOkrncd the exist
cncc Of the nations birth day. The voice 81
patriotism was mute and the accustomed
strains Of cloquencc fell not upon our cars !;
even the time honorcd custom Of reading the
immortal Declaration Of Independence was
neglected, and the weary day wore quietly
away with scarcely an incident worthy Of
note. What has brgottcn this feeling of in
difference in the minds Of orr people? Why
is it that We are annually becoming more and
more nnlnindful Of our fathers and Of our ma
tiona gloryy Is it because We are less patri-
otc? Is it because we are gradually looSinS
our nationality, or that We are beginning to
dcSpiSc our ancestry? Not is for none Of
these reasons The great American heart
now pulSatcs with a. much patriotism as it
ever did, and holds in its hidden rcccSScS u
chamber consccratc1 to the Union. The pco.
pic of America are all right. and il necessity
shall ever require will prove to each other and
to tho world how sincerely they love their
| country; but, in modern times, they have
become so accustomed at hearing Of insults
offered to our flag without being promptly
and properly rc,lrcSscd, that the shout OF
/ triumph which the heart attempts to utter,
dies on the lips. Drmag"gucry and poltroon-
cry have 50 long prostitutcd the public places
! that our nation is becoming by.word for
mastery inactivity" and the people are bv.
ginning to loose confidence in the Efficiency
\ Of the government to redress wrong Thai
God, in the present threatening crisis, the c' cS
Of the nation arc turned to a chief magistrate
whose age and fame arc a guarantee that i"
his ha,,tl, the stars and stt R4HeF l'4
ti>honorcd War is a calamity always d.,
plorablc. but there are times when il is una
voidablc. Outrageous insults have so often
been offered to Ills by our arrogant oil foe En-
/ gland that forLcarancc has ceased n be a VII
tue. The war spirit is reused throughout the
land An indignant, outraged people are
clnmorous for revenge. War SEEMS almos;
inevitable. and in the language Of ;hc mnor-
tai Henry let it come" For the sake #
our own national pride let it come" tho
sooner the better. and then with wiling
hearts and ready ,iArs. Americans shall teach
England and the world that in all time to come
they have light To boast at their national
anniversary.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
On the I'd d.
Petition in Insolvency.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County sf - NJ.
raiH In the Comfy court Nud 'Ur sA'd County
GEORGE u. AIkl<S0N vs. his CRFhITOES
IT. the matter nj thu PtIrn ot George D. Ahinssn, aa
InsAlVcnt lVittr'
Pursuant "Tder ~ the lion Jan,' Johnson. Jr!k0
II tr Court a'rvsa 4. n"tU" 10 hereby tO all thr
rrv-itcrs ~ SAT- tssN-' t-~tt~ l-AIh ' kr AiA
nPPraT br'rr the Govt Aforesaid IN sn Count, al q
Court iinn.. in Tic CtN 81 Itar,N lie NI ~, eh
day 81 :, p'tLN'r Isl NJ the L"ur ~ to- nSO,k A.
VI. Of that daN, I" Il II AIRY !l6y Nhy Ne
PRAYER 81 sad iN cit. thruh u"t h- granted aud
Rnnent ~ he rSiar be ,dr ard he hc discha Gl
from his Il, hts aud ahiios ru II t' SiAtNh
such mAl~ aud ptUN .lrt n Il ~ the ms Il
ordrud-ThAt all Jai'csi proceed nEs gainS patd IT,
sol, rnt b. STAY d,
Witness ~ hard a"'I the seal ~ said Court
+'rvtu HfhVsyt. II n ttr CIV NJ PtarrE-
! 80 / Vilr. Ihs 18th dN! 81 July u l~:.>
WALDRON. ClrVk
Wallace Rayi~, Au!s *r Petitioner. li:"3ul
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

Hoi FOR Salt LAEE.-One day this week
". Bishops surveying corps, consisting Of
sixteen persons, started out on the Carson
Valley road for tho purpose Of lcveling and
finishing the sections which have already
bssa dug. The contractors, Messrs. Cary &
JOAnsOO, ere driving the work through With
oOesmsndable ZEAL On Monday last the U. s.
Aal Stage LEFT this city for Great Salt Lake
essAhsr stage leaves this morning for the same
healiy, and everything now augurs favorably
he speedy opening up Of the great national
theeoaghkra.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
S. II. W.
Yours,

Heretofore the rule has been that th0se Hho rotFl
'rih purity at tie preceding election, were emit
tied ~ admission into, "a it were, the " council
room" Of the DemOcracy.-.ShdStd fourier.
True; but in our county every Black Re-
publican claims to be Broderick Democrat,
and insists upon his right to vote at our pri-
mary election. The Republican party in Fl
Dorado has "gonc in; it has fused with
Broderickism. The delegates selected by
such mon would not represent Democrats nor
reflect their wishes, but would nominate
Brodcrick- Republicans Docs the Courier
think it PROPER or right to permit the Black
Republicans, who now claim to be Democrats.
to vote at and control our primary elections =!
We do not. At the last general election a
number Of Mr.. Brcdcrick's friends in this
county roted ng"inst the regular nominees Of
the Democratic party, induStIiOusly and open
ly labolcd to defeat them. and bascly circu-
lated spurious Democratic tickets! One year
ago wcll,known.niggcr-w ardent adj
mirers Of Mr.. Brodcrick, in our own ward,
voted for BrOderick delegates to the Democrat
NOuULy OOutCUtlOUs wv OUJcS(Cu W ttlcII
voting; Hall, Broderick's puppet, insisted oil
their right to vote, and they were permitted
to vote lie induced them to say. and they
blushcd not to deliberately and boldly utter a
falschood to advance BroderickiSm. that they
were Democrats! One Of them, only four
days afterwards, represented the niggcr-wor-
shippers of the same ward in the Black Rcpub-
lican County Convention. The test adopted
by the Central Committee very properly pro-
hibits such men from voting at Democratic
primary meetings. Primary meetings may
be conducted differently in Shasta county,
where Brodcrickism is plant Of slow growth
and very hard to find, and where Brodc'ick
tactics do not prevail extensively, aud where
his friends may not be entirely destitute Of
honor. What is indispensable, in FL Dorado
may not be in Shasta.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

DO Democrats, who have been Scduced into
tho Black Republican movement, cxult with
Mr.. Brodcrick in being allowed to follow the
Abolition agitator Seward as their great leader?
Have they more respect for BrOderick than for
the Democracy? Have they become the tail
for the old-fashioned Abolition party, which
for years has been Differed by Seward, Gid
dings, Bryant, Hale, CIR Garrison, Wilson
and Wade? Will ting hot reflect into what
company they have fallen, and retracC their
stepsG Are they ambitious to build up the
Republican at tho expense Of the Democratic
party? Have they determined to sacrifice
their principles, desert their old friends, join
their old enemies, merely to crafty the revenge
full spirit of BrOderick, who coarSely abused
the President because he would not permit
New York 5 favOrite soh" to dictate to him
Are they content to become the suppliants Of
King David, like his other obscquious follow
ers! Or will they not, as Of old, act inde-
pendently and EeaTleaEly, and rally once more
under the proud, national banner of Dcmocra-
cyP
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10
DEMOCRATIC sEA1E CONVENTION

Al meeting Of the Democratic State Central Coa
EnttCe held Sacramento. on the 10Th day VI Ma!
le.yS, the follow ing resolutions Wcre adopted:
ResIrtd That the next DcnOc rattle state Convention
br held the City Of Sacramrnto, Wednesday, the
h day Of August and that the basis Of reprrSen
taton be follow Viz: One delegate AT large from
zach county, and one delegate for ever! two hun
drrd Democratic Votes cast at the last general rrc
ton for Democrat candidate the state ticket
nominated by the Drmocratc party exclusively, and
one for every fraction Of hundred more
votes east f,r such Democratic candidate.
RsMIrsi by the Central Committee, that II is re
commended that the Democracy III the different com
tie meet On the Goth day Of y neat. for the purpose
Of rlectng dclPHatCS to the state (UnVrntiun
The DCocT Of tho State Of California are hereby
notified that state Convention vail he held IN the (nH
Of SACRAMENTO, Oh "Wednesday the 9Th clay Of A1snst,
Nn that the apporti"nm"Et there"
in settled upon h! tho state Central COttEC, Is az
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-10

As We ANrICPATED.-An old reliable, influ-
entail Democratic friend writing from George
town, says The proceedings Of the Central
Committee were received here with unbound
cd pleasure. Every true Democrat cndoI SIS
thcm They saw the necessity of introducing
a test to prevent the Blacks from participating
in our primary elections, and the one adopted
by the Committee meets the case beautifully.
The mongrcls, the Brods and Blacks-an hon
ora6lc conjunction-are indignant and cxaS-
peratcd, and swear they will disregard the ac-
ton Of the Central Committee, and vote any
how, but think they will quiet down and
not interfere at our primary election. By
taking part they would give positive proof
of the bargain which know they have made.
The Democrats here are full Of energy and
confidence, and in the confusion that no pre-
walls, look forward to the triumph Of their
principles and party over Brodcrickism and
Fusionism.
-"And now, will you permit one Of the old
Guard to make suggestion to you? Don't
permit yourself to be drawn into personal
controversy with that fellow Hall, of the Reg
ister A triumph over him reflects no credit
on you, hut gives him claim to responsibility.
Cant you sec his object: 1t is to divert at
tention from the dlssraccful bargain, that you
have exposed ard We all know exists, which
he and his faction have made with the Black
Rnnnhlicans Continue to exnnSc the fusion
don't notice his abuse. That community
must be degenerate indeed where his tongue
could injure any one. Success to the true
Democracy, and Pr osperity TO my staunch old
friend the DEMOCRAT
Yours, S. II. W.