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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
Notice to Creditors.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado, la
- the County Court, IN and for said County.
CONSTANTINE HIN VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
In the matter Of TIA, Petition Of CoNSTANrIN HIX an
InsUlvcnt Debtor:
Pursuant t" Order on NE herein mad Nv the Hor
Jas Johnson Judge o the Court aforesaid notice hereby
given TO all the Creditors of the said IuSnvent Dth,ur
Constantine Xix, to he and appear before the Court
said nj the Court House Of said County in the Cty o.
Placervile the I'd day July A u. l>6 at the hour
Of ten o'clock A. Of said day to show cause any they
why the prayer Of said Insovcnt Debtor should
be- granted and assignment Of his be made nj
he be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pur>u
ancc OF the Statute in such made and provided Amt
in the mean time it is ordered that all judicial proceed
ingS against said Insolvent Debtor he stayed.
-, Witness my hand, and the Seal Of the County
LIS Court Of said County, at Office in the CITY Of
- PlacerNille this 3lst day of May, 4. d. l>fal
WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk
HrNE SLnSS. Attorneys for Petitioner i.a.sws
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
SIMMONS.

CtTATE or CALIFORNIA County Of Fl Dorado. ss-
- Justices Court, Zig lar Tosnshp.-G. W. ANDREWS
vs.. JSO. J. SEERlEf.
The People Of the State Of California TO John J. serrry
greeting You hereby summon, appear before me-
at my Office in said Township Of said County of ~ Dorado
the 30h day II June, = lSGn, NJ lu O'Clock,
answcr the complaint " g. w Andrews who r..
the Of two hundred dollars. per pronisory
note and account file in my oAi 81, when Judgment will
he taken against You for said amount together with
II you fail to appear and answer
Iiven undrr my baud, this the 2ath day " Nav 4.
1891 Z. SIDNEY BRASIlEAR J. T., Rig lar Township.
UApreRrrg to the satisfaction 81 the Justice that tie
a""Ve driendHnt cannot hc frunt, ordered by ths
'"ur issuing the summons t,at summons b. made. by
pnhllta'ion Of said Summons, for three weeks, the
Mo.SrAN nhN'CRAr, Il newspaper published iu the city
81 f"'ttNhi"' {. :. BRNSIiEAR. J =.
certify the above tn he true copy OF am final sum.
mons ucT in my hands.
ye23ws WILLIAM MCRZO DEN Constable
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

a Costly Jnn.-The TwitnriM Ehtrypri' Of the
2Gh ult., di>courseS in thcluowing serious fashion
about the probable force Of the Indians, avaiSblei in
the war now raging in Utah Territory II the In.
tyYrise is correct in its calculations there is every
prospect Of protractcd and expensive contest be-
fore the refractory tribes are brought into due sub
lection. That journal says:
ny the recent information have gained We we'll
convinced that hereafter there in to be n OF action
among all the Indian tribes Of North Western Utah,
Prised OF the Pah ttahs ShOshoneS Moocs nanack Pitt
River, nnd such other tribes they induce To join In
the common cause. This combination Of tribes
ter ut least 5000 warriors very formidable force, and
when take into consideration the OF the country
they nhaht composed Of series Of deserts and
pascS 81 sage brush destitute IN many instances of water
forage for horses scarce game Of any description diff
cult to "hla IL some idea may he formed Of the difficulties
which VIII httrnd the camilAisn.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

TIHRELLS PANnRiNA UF CNLIFORNIA-Thi> cN
tended view 81 CaIi,IEiL--ItS natural new H.
citirs, and MULTI fm appliances for mining pur
poses has been on rAmbitiun at n'Uonnell> Thea.
ter in this city. for the last two nights.
The merit ct the work entities II To- an elaborate
criticism not rnninatIble with the limits Of u pass
ing ncwS.noicc. Thearil>t has certainly succeeded
in depicting h wonderful skill the objects brought
within tn" scope Of his pencil. The finish aud col
orng If thr paintings, Hlune, would make them wur
thy at consideration, il the portrayal of tie scenes
represented were not so accurate. As zone mountain
town after another was unfoded To the view Of the
spectators, at the exhibitions to which we have al
ludcd. expressions If commentator were heard
all sides from those familiar with the appearance
If the different localities. \ large majority If the
villages and cities embraced IN this panorama are
perfectly outlined IN the canvas. 1t Is the design
at the artist and propietol> Ia exhibit the painting
throughout the Eastern States and Europe Our
Atlantic relatives will thus be enabled 10 realize the
surroundings Of their kindred in this golden empire
and thousands will undoubtedly avail themselves
of the opportunity. They can then appreciate the
devotion Of II true Californian to the land Of his
adoption. Captivatcd by the glowing beauties Of
her gorgeous sunsets, imbued with crvutiny emo
t"ns BY the grandeur Of her Snow.clad mountains
gazing with delight upon the diversitIes Of water
tall, hill and dale, forest aud cultivated trd-iuha.
ing the purity of the breezrS, which lend renewed
life and vigor, even 10 the sinking invalid. AS soon
rs brought within their magic inuence-the citizen
Of California may well be pard0ned. by his friends
in other lands. for his love and admiration Of this
Pacific daughter Of III" Confrderacy. MIR. Tirrcll's
pictures present iRngihle illustrations of the attrac.
tionS of Cdhfornia--amd we commend him to the
kind regard Of The Atlantic public.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

Mrs. Mary Chestnut, mother of the Senator from
South Calolina, now in her S6th year. and the Vice
Regent Of the Ladies' Mount Vernon Association, is
one of the six girls who in the spring of 1885, strew-
songs Of welcome, on the occasion Of his triumpha1
reception at Trenton.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

SrRAwBERRIEs.-Ths delicious fruit has been
selling in our market at fifty to seventy cents
per quart Nowhere in the State do straw berries
grow to greater perfection than in the gardens Of
this county.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

SPECIAL ELECrIoN.-At the special election, held
May 10th, for Chief Engineer Of the Placcrvle Fire
Department, Pat Lynch, of Confidence Engine Co.,
No l, was elected by large majority. An excel
lent selecton-thr deacon" will make an efficient
,,tI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

INS>NE.-Stanticld Dodson, acquitted on his trial
for murder, on Thursday. in the District Court, has
been ordered by Judge johnson to be confined in
the Lunatic Asylum at Stockton. There was no
doubt Of his having murdered the Indian, for which
he was indicted, but it patent to all who knew
him that he WAS insane at the time
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

SrrEHIoR ARrIcLE.-A superior article Of brandy
may he had by calling at the Greyhound Saloon.
Competent judges who have tested It assure us that
better article has been offered for sale in our
city. Mac keeps none but the puest liquors and
the hest cigars, and Tommy does the mixing with
iuimitabIe skill
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
POCRIsY.

II there has been charge more frequently
buried by the Black Republicans against the Demo
cratic party than another It's that they are ruthless
in the prescription Of their political antagonists.
Ordinarily it is expected when men particularly de-
n"uncc any line Of conduct, that they will eschew
IT. pursuance, IT not carefully follow sreyerse. To
behold an in vetcratc sot IN u moment ct maudhn
gIrruluu>res~. eApatIating upon the advantages aud
beauties al Temperance. Is apt I" awaken CONTEMPT
for tie Inconsistency # the lecturer. Worldly
mndcdncss, Iudulsences ~ den0ralIzlng passions.
all actions expressions proceeding from a pro-
f.--r Christian at Variance With the moral purity
which should characterize the life Of a believer In
the gospel Il truth attract towards the delinquent
the Condemnation or ridiculc Of III" pbservant As
IN morals. - in politics. lnii''lnalS avowing the
l"ftncs- Ut :n,ir patriotism and vet man'rSin- Az
utter and drpiavrd >cll>hacss IN their efforts 80.
ward- >efngg anll1cneut. in a little while lose The
respect "f their fellows and earn the de>pi;ablc
req Ita'i'n If dcnhgnSur To- the sane extent i
tins true IN IT. application L. r tca parties That
party which AYERS that the main mo;iir Prompting
lis puNcy and lying at tie basis Of its cxsIeuce. Is
some elevated sentiment which tnbodies mnu
table and eternal principle that can never be mod.
he'd compru missed L. Suit any vuIdabe char -
OF Circnms;anccS-ard vet on the first opportunity
betrlys the most degrading element Of corrupt fIc
ton,,m, merits and ultimately encounters the Sc
ver"strepr baton nfan Intelligent people. Destitute
Of the Oily vifin" which can at all mitigate the foul
ness If error. sincerity universal cxccration newt
ably attends upon political as well us moral by
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

HAVANA CIGARS.-Louis NJ Levy & Co., of the
Oasis Cigar Saloon, have our thanks for bunch Of
excellent cigars from their new mandatory They
are largely engaged III the business aud turn out
tine article Of cigars.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
NOTICE
To Delinquent Stock Holders

NOTICE is hereby given, to the following delinquent
~ Stockholders that in accordance with law the
Trustees Of said Corporation will expose to public sale
in front OF the Pacific Quartz MILL at the hour Of O'clock
2. NJ on
Monday, July I'd, 1850,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
annexed list Of Shares in the Capital Stock Of said
u, h. irl,ua '. s-.-N
FOR SALE.

A PACK TRAIN, Of sixteen mules and two horse. in
"A good orueI and complete rig also, Lot and Dwell.
ing House, cligby situated, AMI aurroupded with Young
Tul1 trees. Oe2) y. SEwBACER.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

We are indebted to Theodore +. Tracy, the cour-
tcouS Agent Of Wells. Fargo 4 Co., for the prompt
delivery Of letters and papers during the week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

j. W. MYERS, Of the Orleans Exchange has our
thanks for tvc.gallon key of lager from the Phil
adcphia Brewery San Francisco-of which cstab-
hshmcnt Mr.. NJ. is agent in Placervc. Families
can obtain this superior article Of Mr. Myers, in
convenient packages.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02


Wehave been requested By W. W. Fnney, Esq,
General Agent Of the Pony Express, to state that
unit further notice. no Express witt leave san Fran.
cisco. In the present condition Of affairs along the
route. growing out Of the Indian hustties in Utah
it Is more than probable that the stock the line
will be removed TO places Of greater safety than the
stations nov are. This, however may not he ncceS
sary, as Mr.. +. has assurances from Carson Valley
that he can procure enough volunteers t. guard the
different points where the men aud horses Of the
Express Company, are absolutely requisite to keep
up the connection. There is also good reason to be-
cve that the last Pony t0 the Atlantic States passed
through without impeachment. The rumOr which
prevailed to some extent a day two ago that the
rider had been murdered somewhere on Carson
River, was founded upon the fact that one Of the
Express riders died few days since in Carson City,
from the effects of II gun.shot wound d~ji,0tWy
received. The apprehension is principally enter
tanned about the Express coming this way. There
sground for fear that the unfortunate rider Of that
Pony, has fallen prey 10 the fcrocity If some wan
drring band of savagrs Or learning the proximity
Of danger. he may have exercised precaution. nnd
waited at some station for better times.
The interruption t" the business Of the Express
will be but temporary. As soon as it is practicable
to secure its quiet transportation, proper notice will
be given. 1t is confidently expected by the Agent
that two or three weeks, at most. viii not elapSc
before the route will be in paSsable condition. Then
We will again realize the incaculabc advantages
which How from this. If the greatest enterprises
Of the age. in its prospective results.
VIZ understand that the Rcpnrt Of Mr. VIM J
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

We return our grateful thanks to Mrs C. IL Car.
Penter, Of Diamond Springs, for the straw berries
she so kindly sent MS On Thursday. The berries
were large and of most delicious ilav0r,-not sur.
passed by any grown in the country. Mr.. Carpen.
ter is the proprietor of large and thrifty garden
and We trust its produce will pay him an hundred
fold for the care and labor bestowed upon it.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

" sincerity
Thou fret 81 virtues, let no mortal leave
lni onward path, although the earth should cape,
.trt ti'Hn '!tr gulf "i hrii destruction risc,
!" th"" d.-sImaiatiun's winding way"
With the apparent results oi Black krpublicansm
in the maiign influences nf that ism upon the g"n
cral veal staring u in the icc, could realize that
any considerable number of tie followers # that
creed ser" III honest earnest in their phlanthrcric
rrrcu-unS. some d".rrc uf federation H.,ght exist
tor thor iaua;Icl>m. Bat when It is demonstrated
rs on cycly o,ca>inn where the Black Republicans
have been invested with oli;ieal power it has been
drn"I thai they only make use of their
sympathy ter the " down.ir"ldcn African" u
wit n rT7vcr rhJTrmrrCrUTry tryTgUS uTuu iTrsp0is
nj lie, they must 10 be regarded yirtuuus
tn ugh misguided zctl"ts-da dangerous but innocent
dirancrs ana humane enthusiasts and he locked
upon IN their true outlines aud actual verify, as
miserable nounc'hankS, paltry trillcrS with the
public interests and infamous traitors to our
mon country. Throughout the land, ever since the
Black Rcpuhlican party assumed definite shape,
and the consstencc 81 "A distinct organization, Of
the loudcst accusations which they have preferred
agllst the DenucracY, las been The allegation that
all m"n Ui all parties antngonstIc To the Democratic,
were excluded from all participation in the benefits
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

THE WEArIIER.-The weather continues unusually
cold, damp and diSagreeable. Fires are absolutely
necessary for comturt, something extraordinary ut
this season Of the year. The cold weather has ma
lcrially damaged the prospects Of the fruit crop
many portions Of our county We learn that the
grape crop will be almost an entire failure
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

BETs are pending in Marysvillc that John c. Fremont
OF California, will he the Republican nominee for Prcs
dent.-SIcrdmeHf0 Bee.
We sincerely hope the hackers of Fremont may
win. No man put up by the Chicago Convention
could be more easily knocked down in California.
The BOARD or SUPERVISORS, will commence their
June term on Monday, at 10 O'Clock, AN
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

hnlRntS 1emplar.-A regular meeting OF
FL Dorado Commandcty No. l. Of Kuiehts TemplAr and
knights It the Red Cross, will be holden at Masonic
Hail. rISccr,ilc on Thursday Evening next, the eth
instant. Sir knights earnestly rcucstcdto attend
punctually. l.. W. RCMSEN, Commander.
|. ;. TITtS, Recorder. je2
Notice.-The Annual Meeting of the Hebrew
Benevolent Society If rlNcrr'r viii h" held at the
ruoms Of Hope HV,k aud Ladder ComPAn! ou Tuesday,
Sh day If June half past O'Clock. =. NJ, for the
cCctiun of OHicers for the ensuing year.
BY order Of the President,
Jr2 Ar. \NcHNN>>, Sccrctar~.
independence Ball.-A Ball will be given
hy T. - parsry u; ;hr NeNadA House, Mud Springs,
Tuc,a, E,cutug, July 3D. l>co. Music b! the Placer
Vile Union Band. Tickets, -. jc9
1905 -Therc will be a regular Meeting
" 2rta EncAmp,mcu;, w :, l. u. u. T., the even
ing Of the second Tuc,da. VI lunc neat, odd Fellows.
Hall. when business vf iupcrtatr will be- considered
Patriarch are requested to attend rrnc,uany.
by order, john SALMON. Scribe.
PlAecr,illc. MAY goth. lSf0. m,@Jt
r. 8. Hernandez, we are requested to say,
wi. y" candidate for CAY A>'r,sor, at the approach
iug election. Je!
Charles w. Turcman, we are requested to
say, Will he ArardA,y ,r CI Mar,hAl, a, the ensuing
election.
We are authorized to announce VIM. Jones
a, candidate for city Mar,ha =, tr ensuing rrc;ion
For Mayor.-If John Hume, ESQ, will
consent - run for Mayor he vii he N,rmN supported
~ MANY CHAM
City Asscssor-Mes$rS, Editors; Please an
> n 4 l.s. g,rt - A..
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
PROCLAMATION.

L fAeervile, gu
MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF JUNE,
a D. l>SO, 10 elect Mayor, six Aldermen, one Mar
ShSl aud cue Assessor. u, ". SWAN, Mayer.
FlAcrE,llr MAy -, 1851 p,S-2t
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
a GLORIOUS FARCE.

In which Miss GORDON and the entire Troupe Will
appear
Admission-Dress Circle, 81; Pit, so Gents.
Doors nrcM AZ 1-rtrfA1nAmee 10 enmmcle. II =.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

Miss HARRIET G0npoN, supported by an excel
lent company, including our old favorites, Miss a.
Land, and Mcssrs. j. 7. Hyde, Glover, Hamilton,
etc, made her first appearance here last evening,
playing IIortcnSr in the Wonderful Woman"
This company will play in Coloma on Wednesday,
and in Georgetown ON Thursday evening of next
,rnnk
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
GOOD RICH'S
Celebrated Sachem Bitters.

FINHlS TONIC i' ado purely FROM Roots aud I"rh.
L ec'd NHh reference 10 their strrt g;hcnuR ahd
VieoratuE properties, from ancient INDIAN RECIPE
Ia pSsesson ~ the 'antly u: The proprietor Tor
century. AsA morning TOME, II IL uueIuA-d
For Dyspepsia, Cho1fc, Debility. etc,
A glass fall h,t zach m al N soon restrc
healthy tone II Is a certain preventive Of
CIIILLS AND FEVER,
AMI l. admitted I" D. the An a. cred Bt-s In market
1t "" b. "t sale BY AL hc rrn' a iiI"r l'"al,f,
C,l'oria WI GuOnlltI.
Jr: NV linVrj. Connecticut.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

"CnRRrPr" ASp "SH,NELES> THE New York
TThn"' thus speaks ri the Black Republican Legs
la,ure vt New York:
"The Lcgsairrr"t Us h" rcverently thankful frr al!
mcrcrsas adjourned at Last Til, the oil Of cu-n-
la"n which Sot;rHs all earthly all they CONE, Il,
end. And dn not believe il possible that another
body rcck less not merely If right hut Of drCrncy-uut
merely corrupt but shamtcSs-wll be assembled in our
halls Of legislation within the next ten years "
What the 7yiLuh. SAYS If its friends in New York
is true Of Black RrpuLcani,m everywhere; it is
mot merely corrupt but shameless '-a disgrace to
the nation.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

o. A. CR>NDALL 4 Co. have just received an in
voice Of new goods, among which we notice the
life Of Stephen A. Douglas. and the works Of Dan
rel Webster and John c. Calhoun; also, excel
lent assortment Of cutlery, gold pens. etc.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02
Quartz Machinery for Sale.

TINE advertiser desires to dispose Of the Machinery in
l. his Quartz Mill at Pleasant Valley, Fl Dorado cOuHty,
known as the Pleasant Valley Quartz Mill. There Is
Engine OF twenyhorse power, together with all the
sary appliances for carrying the business Price
reasonable, for cash VIII sell the Engine without tho
Battery, either separately For full particulars inquire
Of J. NJ SPENCER. Pleasant Valley. ml9-lm"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-06-02

We assure the people Of San Francisco the State,
that We not governed by local interests in setting
believe there is no pass equal to it for smOo,hness
gTadc.--Ntodoid JOWrHdt
We "pass" that although we know it's a bluff
we can stand u bigF in the Lcnness Pass.