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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-12-31

We earnestly hope that the Democratic Repre-.
sentatives Of the Democratic masses will set about
the work Of electing Senator at the earliest prac.
ticable period after they shall have organized, and
that they will prosecute il to prompt completion,
allowing no time for combinations and bargnnngs
mo time for Intrigue aud management. lIdmeId
Gd:tftt
We heartily indorse the above. But little
business viii be done in the Legislature until
the Senatorial question is disposed of, and
the sooner they elect Senator the better for
the State and the party. We do not wish To
See another Senatorial struggle for men, We
desire to see the Democratic party united and
harmonious with no disturbing elements in
its ranks, moving steadily on to victory
Nothing world crafty the Opposition more,
give them greater encouragement, than TO dis
tract and divide our party. They will use
every cXcrtion, practice every artilice TO pre-
vent an election. They want to make the
Senatorial question an issue in the Prc>idcn
tial struggle, hoping and believing that il
would breed diSScnSionS in our ranks, and
that they would be benefited by our quarrel
lU'N SNC tHC bHC w NVn'
tending against the united Democracy, and
unless they can cngcndcr diScord and bckcr-
ingS in our ranks their prospects for success
or patronage are anything but tattcring. -
They must he disappointed The people OK.
pcct their Representatives To meet in caucus
at an early day, fix upon candidate and elect
him without delay, and they will justly com.
plain il the Senatorial question he not speedily
and ha'monou>ly settled. No reasonable cx.
Gus" can ne offered for po>tponing ii until the
next session cf the Legislature. "Prcmpt
and determined action 10y the legislature in
connection with this subject, will spare tho
Democratic party the turmoil, strife. heart.
GnrninSS AMI bitterness which havrnrver Yet
failed To result from a protract,d Senatorial
contest" Ills due 70 the gallant Democracy
rt the >tatc, 10 tie hon II and patti tic masses
whr have mn >c'i st' vi,w~ tn CRAFTY, 10 ~tffe
MS question dt once . and those To whon is
delegated the hiGh trust Of selecting a Scna.
tor. will not faithfully perform their duty if
they postpone the election.
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PLAcERvILLE POST OFFICE.

PETIT CIIOATE, are the Agents. for raeervllc.
PARK WHITE. Agents. San Francisco. 999r
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Dr. Bakers Pain E'amac:r.

HAII. co, r. ~ -'o''
v" ''a!c Drurs,'' IL, AID ~ Clay SItc-t san ~
! Sri
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DIED..

~ rhrrsdav afternoon about o'clk. On church
4iii Mrs II BRIGGS, wife Of DR. Geo brigHT, r.,
he friends Ct che family are Church cor
ner Broad and 25sh streets Church ni'' 'n'' AA''A
ing at 10 O'Clock '.,
On Friday IN ornpg at oclock o. co'sumpPtnlS 10
EMILY FaANCls daughter RI PI h or sas'e anu ~
He fnneral will take place at tle residence OF ner
father on Brooke Avenue. on this ieaiu.d.ay1 eve.
nirg. at O'clock. The friends anu Acquaintance
Of the family are invited TO attend.
nAIas, she ia gone; but DOW ia Heaven,
abe sin % bis praise who died for her;
And TO her hard Harp is given,
And she's Heavenly worshiper"
m wasair gton. Baltimore, CINCINNATI ana Au'
gusta. Geo., papers please COPY. mn,ov
nr vr;dav morning, at 4 o'clock, Mr. PATRICK
RYAN in the 2Sth ear OF h1sage
His friends and acq lAintances. and tross Oh ms
family requested to attena . .ho af,s
late resider &c. on MALI, near Iist Sueo'' 'ni0
neon at2 O'CLOCK
On the Sd instant WHIPPED. infant daughter
Of Tshor1s. and osa Mcdaniel. aged year
Her fuuersl will take place this Day q, " ciock.
preciseiv. from Sc Peters Cathedral Ths friends
snd acouaintances are invited without further no.
tice. ,,ou
On srd inst ut ~ O'Clock. P NJ SALLIER1CH.
ARD infant child Of Geo snd Moiiie ihemas.
IPs funeral will take place at O'clock, NJ, at
Gr.ce street Church. his friends OF the family are
invited to attend. ,,,,
thv little frame; but thou thall find sweet repose
in the arms of Him who said suffer little chioren
"a Religious Herald aud Christian Advocate.
aud Petersburg papers will please copy.
In peterst urg, yesterday. June 3rd. Of Tor sump
tion. EDWIN POWELL. formerly OF Ibis place,
but late of Greensboro. c. aged "a years
His friends and acQusinta, cas-. and those OF MS
from the residence of the latter corner OF Grace
Foushee streets. at 10 O'Clock. this morning.
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T0REEARE BOOKS FROM LONDON

J W RANDOLPH receives pY mos 5 Tt1 Rocks
a lot of rare. valuable London eui'oh' ~
i'm ported to order: ,,unrl;sb Diciion
BAIfEY's Universal Etyn illogical English Di''''H
ary folio; s. ,..,r ;.sonarv I vols
A Vol 10 Volume containing many hunared 1!o
line eneravioes, Natural Hl"ofT' -"h'ns "e
posMEiiSjs Historical Descriptions OF scsland
and Wales. large number Oh OLD 'ii' GLE '"'''N''
Y1 'T; 9suthor of the great Critical Dictisna
On rr1 W;,nsisneous Works. vols. t0lif; 70 ~
up rHW0ND'o wells in Germany Italy, greece
and Asia with large number OF nue. OH I'VE
engraving.. foiio; % ,e.,.o ,-eo
Laws IF the island of Barbados. from 1913 to i16Z
STUART, Gr4isback. and Nswcome'" Harmony In
Greek of the Gospel. 4:o; 2 %
RVCH1NkN'S Account Of the Kingdom OF Nepsl,
plates and naps, Ate; 70 ~, <.,.
pU9SUER's Memorial in the Douglas Cause, tthis
copy was formerly the property oil Lord Dun
B,0re 2 vols. 4t"; %
HOOKS Rom NJ History. with fine old plate, aud
maps vols. 4to; 6 90 "A.
LgNNiDA5, Poem by Glover. large type. 4tc;
GUTHRJEs History eff England. with portraits. 2
vols foiio 90
CHAmBER'S Dictionary OF Arts and Scient es. with
mauv plates. 2 vols. folic; CO
BRADFOkD'H Portugal and spain. country char
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DR. BU-BY's Trausla' ion OF Lucretins. with fine In
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BAKROW'S Mirror Of Parliament. 81 vols, folio anu
q vols svo: 800 49,
CHAUOER'S Works and Life, rare copy. with II
plates folio: 10 co. Ja4-lt
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AFFAIRS IN NORFOLK.
OF Tn. ncusosD DAILY DISPATCH

or TIE RicnNoSD pAiIi D'''
NoavotK. Juue 3. 1850.
The circuit eourt continues 10 session ,,tn,s.
Grand Jury will re- assemble to-day se'e'
nal .rials are going Oh. ,,., IN
VIM Sweetuan has been comm,teu ~ ,,i..
charge Of attempting to shoot one James nn ,,o,t
Seventeen carpenters, besides NUMBER sr =,
drivers and caulkess, amounting In al 70
were discharged at the Navy Yard on ahsrs 70
A new steamboat line TO Currituck aoous ~
ba insusurated. d. I. Biabe, Esq, 10 ct shs neao
of this popular move .,.e,,,. d,,r;no
statement Of Deaths In fe CITY o. norJosN' o"'''s
the month Of Nay. 1859. o. sv..
White slAles--Consumptiou !; drowned o ~.
EMERY /; still born Id. femsles-buIans +.
vulsious /; dysentery l; hernia i; peI"'"'''' -
unk nown Id. a. .~v
Black Males-Consumpiio 2; dy:entery :; sIy.
sipeIas /; inaniiion /; pericsrd,tis -. sn.au
Consumption /; convGlsions i ofopsS - os'A
terry l. old age 2 still ooru - xe-. q ,.,,, "a
Ases-Ooe Of 81 years; Of SO; OF o.; rom " ,,
to co. from 40 to 30; from 30 to Az; from ~ ~
20. uuder 2 years; 3 still born. Total 2o-wtte'
IL; blacks Is. rHHooro.o-.
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go seer estimated; but the sum so's'
49,, nav. amounted to many mill'ons.--
o.s;ass there were fierce charges OF cavalry,
"a .ncounters with the bayonet out OF
nnmber. Aud vet, the French bulletin
claims 70 have killed, or put out ofcontit,on
to fight, only forty thousand men, an6 even
this small number is denied by the Aus
,rians. Again, at the battle Of Vittor'a, the
report of the English quartermaster genera
Acknowledges million and a halt OF musket
tails, and ten thousand cannon shot to nave
been fred. and the English claim to nave
killed, wounded, and captured, but eight
thousand men. Lastly, at the battle OF
Waterloo. where az least 100, 900 cannon
shot. and five millions of leaden bullets, were
fred upon confined space, not measuring
more than mile aud half in front, ana
where innumerable charges Of infantry and
cavalry were made, the number OF killed
and wounded on both sides, very little ex-
ceeded 4o, 900 men. Men see these things.
They see, that in the most desperately fought
battles the chances are several hundred to
one in favor of escaping unhurt, while the
glory of military achievements eclipses all
other glory. 1t is not wonderful, therefore,
that they should overlook the danger, IN
the hope of the glory, or should rush upon
the enemy through the smoke and roar o,
artillery, that upon an average does not XII
more than half dozen men out OF resi-
ment, at each successive rush.
But when both parties shall have oeen
armed with the terrible weapons tnat
are now in process of creation in all CIVIL
| lied countries, will it be possible to ma
troops that will march up to a battery ana
| carry it by storm? When we shall have
seen a regiment bold enough to march up
| to a spot which they know will be opened
by an earthquake that will swallow them
all the moment they get their feet upon IT,
| then shall we believe the feat suggested a
possible thing; but not until then. FOR
the present, it is sufficient to know that no
| regiment that was ever formed could De
kept together under fire, of which single
voiley should strike down one-hfth OF their
number, when they knew that that volley
| was instantly to be followed by Others that
would prove not less destructive. And such,
we are warranted in believing-or even
worse-will in future be the slaughter to be
expected from volley directed by a regiment
in position, or by a battery, against CO.
lumn advancing to charge with the bayo-
net. In fact, bayonet and cavalry charges
will become impossible Men will either hire
at each other at long distances, or one party
or the other will quit the field on the short
est possible notice. Long battles will be-
come impossible, and long wars will be vo-
ted obsolete. In fine, nations will not go
to war under such circumstances. The
rulers will be overruled by the people, upon
whom the fighting always devolves. The
instructive love of life will prove too power
full for the passions that lead to war, and
the gunsmiths will have done more to pre-
| vent the effusion of blood than all the peace
congresses that ever assembled from the
| fouRdatio nof the world.
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Making q difference In Letchsr's favor of

Making difference In Letchsr's favor Of 266
The county of Fairfax, instead of giving ma.
jDrity OF "a for Goggin, gave Letchsr 20 majority
Essex gives Goggin "a, and Roane gives him 45
msjorty.
Fayette, which gave Flournoy 80 majority in
1855, is reported to have given Lstcher a majority
OF 40. We ind the following in relation to the
counties in that region, in the Lewisburg Chroni.
Gle:
Fsyette and Raleigh-Montgomery, Democrat,
elected by 300.
Nicholas, Clay aud Brax Oppose
tion, elected by 200 msjority.
Cabell (aot before Teportsd) gives Letcher 125
mi ority-s small gain. 4. G. L. Beuhring, 0, 10
elected to the House of Delegates, and W. w
Newman, D, for the Senate, received majority of
SO.
We have reliable official returns procured at the
office OF the Secretary of the Common eath, from
30 counties, which give Lstcher M ority of 9 500
leaving 81 counties to hear from. These returns
are not coDhEed to any particular locality,
but are from every quarter of the State and hence
they furnish q better indication of the entire 70
suit, than any statement compiled from imper
feet and erroneous returns. We shall probably be
esabled to lay before our readers in day or swo
table THE vote for Governor SO nearly complete
~ 10 give them some idea of the total maj Irity.
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LONDON QUARTERLY AND NORTH BRITISH
REyIRws.-Wea are indebted to Messrs WOOD
HOUSE l. Co., Agents, for the April Nos, OF
these leadings Reviews. Both are unusual
ly interesting numbers. The London Quar-
terly has an article on the "War in Italy"
and "Carlyle's Frederick the Great" which
will attract attention. The North British
has papers on "Milton and his Times, "
douglas Jerrold, and the "British Press
themes which will excite the general in
terest, discussed as they are in the Review,
with marked ability.
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e- EIsGsR's SAVING MACHINE
PRICE FROM $50 TO SIS

Prize FRUM S3U To 4l23.
" TAILORS and all
MANUFACTURING
PURPOSES,
Tha.e Machines are unfqusled. They are more
IURABIE, capable OF doing greater variety of
work, md of
EARNING MORE MONEY
than arr Machines in the market.
4 ne new FAMTGy MsChJNRa at
$50 and SIS,
are attracting universal attention They are much
the hes. Machines ever Offer ed at q low price.
The prices of all eur Machines have been greatly
reduced. l NJ SINGER "a:
$40 Main street, Richm0rd. Va
MA sqgAsss. Agent my 2s-lm
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Or.
THE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS.
A TALE OF 1Hs NORTHERN TRAPPING GROUNDS.

TALE OF THE NORTHERN TRAPPING GROUNDS
/ PATHWAY" will bs published in the columns of
THE NEW YORK MERCURY. to which journal
have engaged to contribute FxcLUsIyELY Tor q term
Of years To my numerous readers would return
mi sincere thanas and shall ever hold 10 grateful
remembrance those VINO. y their partiality and IA
vor. have contributed to my success Ii we do not
Jog along top ether here tofore, mutually pleased
with each other, trust it will not lie through want
OF effort part to continue TO merit their ap
probation rhoss who ave taken intere st in the
diff ktias" of Nick WIFI IS character pretty ex-
t'nsively known-may Very possibly find in "PAfH-
Way character OF his nam and nature. whose
exploits and drolleries will not shame those of other
years In short, it is my purpose to produce story
that shat Keel other productions OF my pen in the
n1velty of its situations In truthfulness of delin.a
ton. nitric OF plot. and rapid succession Of incl
dent 1t will be illustrated by OAKLEY.
j. Is. ROBINSON.
Worcester. May. 1879
Ihs publishers of THE MERCUaY will only eli
that they pay Or Robinson q higher price for his
labor thar has evt yet been paid By the newspaper
press to any Americ IN romancer. but o sense Of
duty to quarter OF million resders demand bis
eminent services. 1t Is our mission by honorable
compotiton, to excel In every department, at what
EVER cost and that mission will ever be faithfully
performed
PATHWAY" will be commenced in THE NEW
YORK MR. URY without delay, and other novel
ties a i'll follow in rapid succession.
CAULDWELL, S0UTnWORrH WHITNEY,
e4-d3swAcwlts Proprietors Y Marcury
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CATALOGUE OF JEFFERSON SOCIETY - We
have received the catalogue of Jefferson So
ciety of the University of Virginia, founded
in 1925. The catalogue contains the names
of the members of the Society from its or
ganization. 1t is from the press Of John
Murphy 4 Co., Baltimore.
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f%DK. KANs's RkFRIGERATOEs
IMPROVED MAY, 1859.

Juat received large supply OF the above ne
FRIGERATORs which we warrant to oe the oest
article in the market Silver Plated Faucets and
Bror zsd Iron Ventators. All who have not sup
piled the mseves with this necessary article should
call and examine, we are cetermns 70 SCI, very
low. ANUS En.I.
lie I-lw IL IuSih St'
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DOWHATAN HoTEL.-Not being er-

l. Abled to make any arrangement Tor the proper
improvement Of the above Hotel. and having no
guarantee that the repairs made at the expiration
Of the present lease will be conducive to the com.
fort of my guests, have determined not TO renew
the lease the property. and therefore will cioee
the Hotel on the Goth If The present NOR tn. lJune)
preparatory to removing my furniture by the Lat
Of July, at which tine mr. lease expires.
avail M self OF this opportunity for returning
my thanks to my friends and the public for the
very liberal patronage have r. ceivsd. and hope
shai be enabled before the first At January next 70
make tuch arrangements elsewhere. will enable
me to entertain them mt only With more comfort.
but In style which will AG1rd greater satisfActioa
TO them, ~ we'll - myself
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ncA Dr.. BR1cKrn offers his profss

siopaI services in al cases IF sickness OF SLAVES,
aud of MEDICAL ORGANISATIONS of thu same. An ex-
pereuce of more than twelve years, having gradua-
ted 10 FAD justifies him in believing that he If
entitled to the confidence Of those who may need
bis services. - an. ,,
"a Office at the "Ths General Insurance ONCE"
Pearl street next to Il d nacho. just te'ow Ex
change Hotel. where he may be found during the
day and ct night Of his residence. on Leigh street.
between "a and 81. el-zm
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a@- MANTiLLas AND SnAwIs,
At the CASH STORE Of
PERKINS G co.
CHANTTLLA and
FRENCH LACE,
BLACK SILK and
SILK and LACE
MANTILLAS,
BRRAGE sHAWLS and BUSTERS.
Cheap for cash
nv a0-Iv No l4l Eagle SQuare.
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-, TEE RICHMOND TYPoGRAPHIcAL
W>Sa SOCIETY will hold a stated monthly meet,
ing THIS EVENING. a. O'clock at Udd fslIo"s
"a 1T Rec. sGc'y.
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NALL EARLY. CALL OFTEN.-The

~ subscriber would respectfully call the attention
of families aud 70 the choice sock OF Teas,
as now store and warrants superior In point Of
gu Atty price, &C. TO anything lately off red In this
mark.t Goods delivered In any part OF the city
free of charge JP KAVENAGH
ie4 l72 Broad street, below 9Th.
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Mrs Drink water, vi, tf Methodist minister
st Bsshsl, IL : waa cooking By the stove In the
kiiohsa, whsa her dress taking dre she was burns
ID to death.
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nr EvEaY THING Is NEW, AID PRIcEs

h EvEaY THING Is NEW, AID PRIcEs
WATKiNS& FICKLEN from this dav Offer their
ELEGANT AND EXTENSIVE SIOCh
of Rich oilks and silk hobes. Bareges. Ilssuea'
t}renadnes Org ,ndies Jaconets, Lawns, Challies,
DeLaincs, Grape De Paris.
AT REDUCED PRICES. -
BEAUTIFUL SILK PLAID MusLihs Al "'1a
cents. .
Linen shsstinzs Damasks. Doyiies. Towels. Nap
kins aud Floor Cloths, Bombszines. De LANES,
Grapes, AipacAs, Tamese. Marefz Very cheap
OZnaburgs brown aud bleached Cot,ons. irish
Linens, Plaid Domesti:s Burlaps. Farmers Drills
Teryloi0. ,1,D>,
my 30-I2t WATKINS riOhhES.
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Tup Society OF FRIENDS of t

49, city, having generously permitted ,ae
seanen's Friend Society, to raise bs'nel rasE
streets. notice is hereby given that the stan VIII
Re raised TOMORROW, at ! O'Clock m. In III
aIs;et "a NV + J B0GGe.
"' % s,,* Chaplain.
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Shin wor,mer. Livingston. from City tosr y i ns
sebr L Frsnxlin. Townsend, for kicnmono' cru
at Albany lat inst r:.- point cid n
Schr Margaret, henoefson' io' wv
New York ed inst.
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DR. J. H. k0BIsSON
~ WRITING FOR
THE NEW YORK MERCU z 7
ANOTHER GREAT ENGAGEMENT

The Proprietors of The N sW YORK MERCURY
respectfully announce the engagement of the cele-
hrated author Or J III hOBINSO universally &C
knowIetlped TO be the only truthful delineator OF
FAR WESTERN TRAPPER LIFE
raarIy com and he believes it to be tbs best
he has yet written. The following announcement
from the authors graceful pen Will be greeted Wild
enthusiasm By his tens Of thousands CT admirers:
earn
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gpE(,lAL NOTICES.

zS- SPECIAL NoTIcg. The attention Of
tse1nsssvs and others 10 requested 70 thu ale OF wy
bsies giav Is faSe piacs 81 The Lu.ab~r House q
Marx Downsv, on ihs Dock. foot Of Is.h q, THE
e ~ AEctioneef.
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MU- We LEAD II
MoKE THAN ONE HUNDRED Of the
sEWIsG MACHINES :.
are row In SUCCESSFUL and SATISFACTORY operation
ia the ctr Of hichniond
n. every one gives subtraction.
Every one gives Satisfaction.
kvery one gives satisfarfion.
Every ore gives sstiD action.
ie4-3t Every one gives satisfaction.
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ARRIVED.
ST. amahip Roanoke. skinnsr. New fo>x. muse
and passengers. Iudiam Watson.
- eAILEp,
ee,r w,u aevere Brooks. weynoke, for corn.
sci,, fhns n Neat down the river. light
sch, law rance Oyerton, down the river. ligns.
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A CARD.
M TUE RHADERS OF BUCK BISON" MICK
wHIFFLES." "ONEEYED SAUL" ETC.

To those who have followed my heroes and he
rones over the Western Trail, ana to ths TAR trap
nc Grounds of the Great North, beg leave 10
p ~ that am now Engaged in preparing
another Serial the scenes If which trauspire In the
suaa V lid atii nd g. and which all tll tndeaver TO
amSsr worthy the attention Of my former readers
II viii be- perceived that have chosen section OF
cauntry In winch dsily events transcend the feeble
fsncjes of fic,ion-where incident crowds upon III.
cident and wild adventure and daring deeds are in
.vitsbie things. 49,
The title OF my new story Will De
mn W.