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In the case Of VIM D. Phillips, charged with
counterfeiting the frank of Senator Douglas the
Jury in Washington City. after the absence Of tweu
ty minutes brought in verdict Of mot guilty.
In making the announcement the States adds that
the principal Of the jury for returning the
verdict Of pot guilty. was that they believed thst
his objects in using il was not 10 dsfrand the gov
ernment, but to use the Senator's came ss recon-
mendation Of his business as claim-ageni. The
States thinks this strange reason for acquitAL
Judge Douglas was among the witnesses, aud ssid
that he has always been friendly with Phillips, but
never gave his consent to the Of his frank thus
as he declined using it for ais private business
Counsel for P. urged chat he should not be selected
out as a Viotem in this case, when there such
EXCESSIVE indulgence of the use Of ''frahks'' Of
members at the Capitol by even boys and others,
in burdening the mails, Sc. 49,. - go r
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CROSSING THE HUDSON IN WAsH-FUBs,- I'VE see
by the papers that an exciting race for $25 side
recently came of ct the POugbkesPsie ferry dock,
across the Paltz Landing, in wash-tubs, four feet
in diameter. without oars the vessels were padded
by hand The river was smooth, and 81 O'Clock
in the afternoon the contestants started Both men
struck out manfully, until two thirds Of the dis
lance had besn passed, when one had TO give up
from exhaustion; the other having more bottom,
came in easy winner in two hours and fly minutes
Tue vsnquished man was toWsd ashore.
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Sole Prnprieipr 81 this Cordial
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ever Known II Is naturss own remedy, curing dis
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steam pillow was recently tried Al The fair
grounds Of the Oxford Park Association, near Phil
adsPhia. ofwhish Prof ALFRED L KENSEDr gives
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cERTTFICATFS OF PACKAGES Willie sold al


CLASS NO AS, --l- 44l4
Draws Wednesday, August 81, 1859,
ON THE THREE NUMBER PLAN,
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Nenrll, one Pyiset0 eUesy Taco Tickets
GRAND PRIZE OF $4,000.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

An old friend writing from Sacramento, says to
rs In recent letter. ~ hope you will continue
to call the attention Of the people to the pure priu.
ciples Of Democracy, and they will as heretofore.
act with you on them. This continual warfare be.
tween men-hOwever great their services and un.
improbable their Democracy be stopped
The friends oftb different aspFants must be taught
that the SUCCESS Of the Democratic psrty s Of more
importance than the triumph Of their hvOrite, and
that be who endangeTs that success is unworthy Of
support. Selfish combinations should be aud are
discOuDtsnanCsd BY every true Democrat Among
the SmissBt sad PATRIOTS and distinguished men Of
our party Ne will have no difficulty IN selecting
stong ticket, ifambitiOus leaders do not form com.
biuaaiOss, bot an assured that they are at work
In en- undsshsndsd manner to carry the Convention
for Themselves regardless Of The wishes Of the De-
mOcracy. This must be attended 70 and guarded
against Iftheir schemes ere carried Out ! much
fear they will prove detrimental to the Democratic
party"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

The Massachusetts, House ofRepresentatives have
adopted the amendment to the State Constitution
requiring two years residence in that State. after
naturalization, 6.ro's COFi"V It was strictly par.
" vOte-Black Republicans voting in the afirma.
tive, and the Democrats in the negative. Our
adopted fellow should reflect an this. Give
the same faction power in this State, and would
they not be equally as proscriptive and ntolerant
as their brethren in Massachusetts: The Democrats
voted against the odious amendment, and gave
another proof "f their friendship Cor our adopted
fellow czcns. In this same Massachusetts, it must
be recocctcd, negroes exercise the right ofsuTrage
while white men are excluded from participation
in the elective franchise! Such are the fruits Of
Black Rcp"blcnnism. Our able correspondent "A
Wild Irishman," has some pertinent remarks on this
subject, to which We direct the readers attention.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

New MAIL LuSs.-we ere gratifed to state that
our friend Swan has purchased the stage line from
Diamond Springs to Grizzly Fiat and that on the
18Th instant he intends establishing four horse
coach line from this place ria Diamond Springs,
aud NewtOwn tn Grizzly Flat and Indian Digging
His stages will coeneci ct the SOmmeFset House.
He has had the Wisconsin Oar Hill improved, and
now the road is one Of the best in county. The
enterprise shOHld enlist the hearty cooperation Of
our citizens. h viii bring to our town nearly all
the trade Of the Southern portion Of our county
Success TO Swan.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

MEETINo or THE CENTRAL CoMHIrTEE.-On last
Saturday the State Democratic Central Committee
met 10 Sacramento, fixed upon day for holding
the State Convention, and instituted test to gov.
err The primary elections. The test, which every
loyal Democrat must acknowledge to be just and
bjectionable 10 10 these words" that the per
son desiring to participate IN said primary meet
ngs shall declare that he voted for the nominees Of
the last regular Democratic Convention, held in the
city Of Sacramento, on the 4th day Of August. A. D.
1888, and presided over by james II. Hardy, or
that he indOrses the platform Of principles adopted
by that Convention" F. lowing the precedent
established BY the members Of the Legislature at
the opening Of the session, in excluding bolters
from the Democratic caucusscs, the Central Com.
mitiee have wisely determined not 10 permit them
to vote at primary meetings. IL there anything
unjust in this? Should men be allowed to nomi.
nate ticket who intend to war against Il? Ger.
tainly not. The BrOderiCkites and the Republicans
have an organization Of their own-separate and
distinct from and nntagonistie 10 the Democratic
party, The Democracy will not interfere In their
primary meetings. they ought not 70 interfere in
ours. Ifthey are ashamed Of their party; II they
intend hereafter 10 act with the Democracy, let
them withdraw from their present associates and
manifest their sincerity BY zealously working for
the ticket that the Democracy shall nominate
Many Of them have been led astray BY the misrep.
reservations Of the INSCRIPTIONS Droderick Repub.
lican leaders. As Democrats they must recur 10
first principles; and. a. Ne. Jefferson suggests 10
his fiFst inaugural address, SHOULD We wander
from them 10 moments Of error or ALARM let Us has
ten to Fetrace our steps. and to regain the road
which alone leads to peace, liberty and safety
You who have been deceived and miAIed BY the
BrOderick leaders, you who are Democratic at
heart. Fetrace your stsps and regain the road
which alone leads TO peace, liberty and safety"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09
Dsmocratis County Central COMMITTEES.
Meeting e Tie DsmOoratis State CsntTal
GmlfRxae.

The Central Committee met ct Sacramento in
pursusmce Of The call Of the Chairman on Saturday
The Sad issL, and having unanimously passed the
following rssnlasions adjourned sin| die:
ResOsVA6 ~ the Democratic stste Central Committee,
assshlsd At Sacramento City. Saturday April 3D. A.
n. 1880 that Democratic State Convention be held At
gAcVa ueMta City on Wednesday June 32L 1852 for the
psrposs omnatlng candidates, to be voted for ct the
btpsembeV elsealoHs Isse
ResOEeed That the basis Of representation 10 said Con-
Vsnton 10 be one delegate for each county and dele
gate bg every hundred votes and enc delegate for
fraction Of hundred votes cast for the highest State
Deoerae noIaee Of the last general election via the
vstss eg Baldwin MesOny At the general election in
sepssmbeV, 1855
keeoleed That We recommend TO the several County
Cemisss Throughout the Htats TO establish test ofqus
Aacaalon govern the primary eetines, Uhch shall se
SAe ne person desiring 20 participate IN said primary
seefings sha declare that be voted for the nominees Of
s lass regular Democratic Cenvenen held IN the city Of
Aserameno the 9Th day Of August A. D. 1885, and pre-
dsd eyer ~ Sanss IT, Hardy OF shat be lndoEses the
plsesoem q pVlnclples adopted By that Convention.
ResOieed That unAsg ssd superintendent the several
eountIss The STATE sntsd to the SOOWns number
~ in aaiA COnVeHNion:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09
Court Of Sessions. -April Term, 1859.

M"SDAY, April 4th, 1859.
Grand Jury empAnnrlcd.
The People vs.. Samuel vuunAta and four others
Cutting dam-EolIc proscqui entered.
The People vs.. G. W. FelEer-Dra~ing deadly
weapOn-Tried and acquitted.
Tuesday, April 9Th. 1859.
Grand Jury reported three bills Of indictment and
dismissed two charged.
The People VS.. Joseph Benaeman-Grand larceny
-ArrAiSnrd and took time to plead.
The People VS.. WIN. Fclker-AsAnult to do bodi.
Is injnry-Tried aud acquitted.
Tie People vs.. Daniel B0rOmAn-Nolle prOscoui
entered. y
WEDNESDAY, April 9Th, 1852.
The People vs.. Joseph IsenseH an-Grand larceny
Plead mot guilty. Set ET trial IN Tomorrow
The people vs.. T. W. q. Davison-CuttinK ditch
-NOllr prUseqw entered.
THURSDAY, April eth. 1859.
Grand Jury reported two true bills.
The People vs.. J"Heph McClane-G Grand larceny
-Arra'gned and plead not guilty. Set for trial ON
Monday next.
The People vs. Benseman Grand larccnv-Trxd,
jury failed to agree. and nOIIe prosequi eutcred.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

PssssHsAuox.-Oa Thursday evening last NeP-
tuas Rngine Co. No. 3, BEADED BY che PlaeervilIe
Brass Band, marched 10 the "MOuntjoy HOTEL to
receive Flag which had generously been prepared
for them BY Mrs. DIss and Miss MouSTJoT. large
number Of our citizens were present TO witness the
pleasing ceremony. After the Company had formed
IN perfect order In front Of the Hotel Miss NoUKT.
SOy stepped forward, and In few appropriate re-
marks gracefully fselinRly and In clear and dis.
tinot time presented the Flag. Mr.. r. ?. Bars,
Foreman received Il and responded in behalf Of the
Company. Mr.. r. Wade, also, briefly and neatly
thanked the ladies Tor their precious gi The Flag
Is neat slegaHt and COSTLY zud will be cherished ~
q priceless treasure BY the Neptunes. After the
speaking three hearty cheers were given for the fair
donors. 10 passing COnadence Engine Co. No. !.
they were enthusiastically cbeered BY The gallant
members Of that Co., sSd the Neptunes returned
the compliment - cordially. Three cheers were
then given Tor the Fire Department, when the Nep-
tuues returned to their house, passed some eomph-
meutaFy resolutions, which we publish In another
cOlamn. and adjOurDed-prOud Of their Flag. proud
IT their Engine but Proudest Of the confidence and
esteem Of the ladies' Of Placervlle.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

ASoTHER Instance OF PRACTIcAL BLACK REPrn.
LIcASIsn.-The New York Commercial .4drrrfislr
stAtes that novel scene was witnessed 10 Hamilton
avenue 3D. OOklyn. short time since, being grand
wedding party-the groom . negro, and the bride
ayonng white girl. The wedding pare consisted
Of seven negroes with their white wives. The Vroem
e . waiter ON the steamer Empire Ctr. This IL
equality-an apt illustration Of the teachines Of
Seward. which BrOderiek wishes to introduce into
California. Few persons can be found who will not
At once see that the effect Of such amagamatiou il
not to elevate the negro race. but 10 degrade The
white The Republicans may deny that they favor
amagamation, but the doctrines they advocate
prove that they do.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

Gen. Denver, DR.. Gwin, Joe. McKibben and
David g. Frederick are all expected on the next
ssesmer. Joe. wants to be returned to Congress,
since bis Endorsement last fall. and II is rumOred
the Republicans have promised him nomination.
They have used him, but they will scarcely reward
him for dcserting the Democratic ranks. They
have tho many aspirantS in their own faction to
up en- outsider.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

At meeting Of Neptune Engine Co. No. ?, held at
their house the evening Of April 1th, 49, the follow
ing resolutions were submitted by sir. T. H. Waue aud
unanimously adopted:
Re~oired, That CORDIAL thanks due and proher
ed to Mrs. BIpB and Mics Mot NTJU1 and ether ladies
Who this evening presented this Company Wth beauti
full American flag.
Resnire'f, That in receiving this emblem Of Ma.
tonaty. vie recognize peculiar appropriateness in the
source from which IL the mothers and
teFs Of early days sustained and encouraged the
Who fret bore aoft these Star horn goTies," may
also feel the came inspiration they ~ do and
through "Fire" and danger, when We remember that
- the brave alone deserve the fair"
ReaOlrPd. That copy Of these resolutions be tTans
mitted TO the committee Of ladies from rrcev
ed the Flag.
RpsoiU~d, That these resolutions he published in the
cit! papsTs. JOHN l.. kCNkLEK, sec 'Ty.
FlacerVIlle, April 9Th, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

MAIL FAILURE.-Cncle Sam has slew team The
mail from San Francisco failed 10 arrive on Thurs
dn. evening, but the Exprcsscs didn't. Some body
10 to blame for this carcessncss or negligence and
we respectfully call the attention Of the Mail Agent
to the matter. The aamc stage that carries the
mail carries the Express matter. and il one can
come we cannot imagine why the other is detain
cd. II.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09
PLACERVILLE,
Saturday, April Q, 1859.

EOAD 70 NvsOUno CANOx.-The surrey and To-
cation Of this road ordered By the Board Of Super
visors last month, hes been made BY County Sur
veyOr E. W. Welton. The route selected leaves
Upper PIaceTviHs and passing west Of Reservoir
Hill, crosses the South Pork Of The American River
Q short distance above the mouth Of ROCK Greek,
whence IL runs on an easy grade to the villsgs Of
Mesquite, -abOut three and One-SOurth miles from
the river. The maximum grade is ave degrees
We are informed that the route passes EavOra.
BE ground for rOad.building, clear Of rocks. asd
chat god FOad can be constructed upon Il at IsIe
cost. The citizens Of Mosquito are prepared 70
build that portion Of the road on their own eide Of
zoe river, unaided, aad only desire assistance in
buldng the bridge and about two miles Of the road
en- this side Of the river. Il is 10 be hoped that
the Board Of Supervisors win make an appropria-
tion In behalf Of this improvement, IS the amount
required 10 the merest tribe, compared with the
great benefits TO be derived from the building Of the
rOad. There ere some 6ne farms In the neighbor-
hood Of Mosquito, but the lack Of wagon road
has disabled the farmers there from taking their
produce 70 market, and consequently they have had
bat little inducement for the cultivation Of their rich
AeIds. il is singular that section Of country like
shis, 90 valushs seF lie mines lie extensive forests
At siast sprscss, AFs ssd piHes, and lie rich aud
fruitful valleys shoald have remained 20 long locked
up within eight miles Of this city.
We hoee he "ssessisg upr grade will be SOFA
sOmplsted.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

THg 6Ax FnAxcIsOo MExsTRELs.-Ths Minstrels
have an excellent bill for this (SATURDAY) eve
ming. which shOuld Of Itself saGsaet house full to
OveEaOwing; bat Il b whispered FOuad IN private
circles that The Confidence boys going TO Be pre-
cent in full uaiG6Fm, in Anticipation Of something
coming OF which q not IN the bills. We iuteSd to
sscsse &voEabIs sest ct early hour for fear Of
rush and thsFe being engaged before noon. We cas-
s4lly ssw magulGceut Flag, which the Confidence
6Oys were examining cEitically and SOndly, and we
shrswdIy suspect Il viii play prominent part In the
performances ct he 1hsa9sr To-SiOsT. We don't cay
= b gOisg 70 be presestsd BY some young and fas-
ci"aiins lady the reader may draw his own infer
ences.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

STATIONERY, ETc.-JOhn j. Murphy, corner
OF 18th and j streets, Sacramento, keeps an
extensive assortment Of books, stationery.
blank books. etc, which he soils ct San Fran.
cisco prices. Traders from this county would
do well to give him call.
We will publish the Temperance song Of Az
W. IL Our next. "
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

PETIT & CHOArE, of the "Miner's Drug
Store, have our thanks for package Of DR..
kosenbaum's Stomach Bitters, which VIC find
decidedly good to take" and highly beneti-
cial to our juniors health. Messrs. Petit &
Choate have just received heavy importation
of fresh drugs, medicines, paints, etc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

REHovED.--The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati EnqHirer, we'll Informed and reliable.
says, Dr: Leib has been removed from The Ofice 81
General Mai! Agent Of Illinois. He was bitter Cd.
the Democratic party. His successor has not been
announced.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

The IlIinoi. House Of Representatives hes curl.
Gus 6"t excellent custom. Near the close of the
session. the roll of the members IL called throuwh
once or twice. and, ~ his name Is called, each mem.
Der has right TO call for the consideration of one
bill. and N have it put on lie passage Many pri.
vate bill" ere thus reached and passed which other.
wise would have been SmOthcred
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

SECRETARY or LEoXrIoS EOR MExIco. -Henry La
Reintree, formerly resident Of San Francisco has
been appointed by the President Secretary of lie.
CATION to Mr. McI.ane, in Mexico. lie 10 an excel.
lent French and Spanish scholar, and familiar with
Mexican diplomacy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-04-09

Mr' Parton. the husband Of Fanny Fern, and
autt"r Of the Life Of Aaron Burr, has lately been in
Nashville, Tennessee, collecting materials for life
Of Gen. Jackson. His researches there have been
very successful. The work will be issued sometime
the coming summer.