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GROUERERS.

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Isased the large and cumunodiuuH roens, q.
les ONTARIO 8TREET,
Aud have iust ruturned frum NaN YORK where I hays
purchasrd large stack q Grocenos Tor 81 and al
new prepared ~ supply retailer with any goods Ia M
lire II New York sbbisg prices
Nv rutUl department ia fllrd with all kinds OF
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And every necessity for amily supply store which WI
srll a. the lowest cash prices
Please call and eEan na my sfcck, and viii eudes F1r
70 make Il 20 your interest % uuruhasu.
N. B-loooS delivered 70 any paft Of the city cf
charge. mars "a J. n. HOVER.
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Y New York Coal on, Of very superior quail
ity It does not smoke in the least, does nosorust
the wick, and is free from offensive Odor. Sold By
CHURCHILL & BROTHER.
mar29:279. DrugRisis.
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BourieT's Law Dictionary;
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Brightley's Digest;
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NEW Yonr, March %.

Ihe Philadelphia papers contain the account OF
an accident yesterday on the Lehigh Valley r. r i,
near Easton- The locomotive OF a cattle traln ex-
Ploded It's boiler, and became a total wreck Geo
Winters, the engineer, and three train hands were
badly ioJured, bnt no one was killed.
Adyices from our African squadron state that
lhe Mystic had arrived at Fernando Po from ST
Helena, with the officers and crew Of the cap
tured slave bark Orion. en- route for the States
The Cons ellatiOn had captured vessel without
papers nags, &C She hsd been sent % the
States.
The San JacinctO leaks badly and il Is to go to
TO Cadiz for repairs.
The Vincennes had received orders to return
home.
;, The Marion was cruising of Benin, and the
Portsmouth OF Congo.
T9e Supply, as soon as her stores we're landed,
would return home with the crew Of The Marion.
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PRnm-NEW VonI-
Erv YOnr. Maroh 80.

HEW YoRK, Mafsh 90.
A Baltimore paper states that the Organization
Of the Branch Of the Knights Of the Golden Rule
now number nearly 1000 men, mostly young, and
many nom some very respectable lamiies Tbey
nave an armory where they meet for daily drill.
UNDER U. 5. ofhcers. The aims Of this association
is the invasion Of Mexico, and they expect 10
leave Ia few weeks uumolested by ToVernment.
as they will not arm themselves until beyond he
Jurisdiction Of the United States.
Col. Nude, Of the st. Louis Hotel, New Or
leans, died in that city on Thursday last.
The steamship Quaker City, from Havana 25th,
has arrived. No news.
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Lzg-se: advertisement Of Dr.. Sanford, Liver
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7 ETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
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Citircna WiahlnF oulFeIuace - either of tbs ubeVe
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ontut Line b thuif address II the Omaibus OF
SOC s. superior street. door RaEtto Wedaen House.
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FURNITURE AT REDUCED PRIORS,
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& NEWS ITEMS
FRIDAY mORNING, MARCH 80, '0e'

~ The Daily Morning Leader Is for sale at
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At sewt depots ct Woddell aud Angler HetalH, and
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Mr.. Clay, from the Committee on Commerce
reported adversely on the petition for the eree'
ton Of csrrain pier in Delaware Bay de
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F0ool ENsH9EIH q 60. .
Cor. Superior and Seneca sls.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

CoRNEsPoND WITH TIE DEMocRAr.-We sin.
ccrcly trust that our firrds in every locality
in the county will GiGe- Us an account of tbs
prospects Of the party, as well as furnish US
with all matters reiaties the organization
Of Democratic Clubs. &c. We are lust enter.
ing up'n IN exciting contest, ard hore our
friends viii sec ;hc propricty OF furnishing US
with whatever transpircs in their immediate
localities We desire to keep our readers
posted, md to expose the schemes and correct
the misrepresentation Of our willy and un.
scrupuious foes. They have elniSsaries in
every precinct, hired to spread false reports
and to rillify prominent Democrats. These
hirclinss must be exposed, and the most effect,
ual way to expose them and put stop to their
braz"n etIiontry.-ia to publish them in the
DEMOCRAT. Scrd us facts, and they shall ap
pear, no matter whom it may offend. That
responsibility we'll assume
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
CuAAtEs MsHEDrrn, Secretary.

NEW ARRANGENENT.-On and after We'd
nesdav nPx;, the MorNryIN DEMOCRAT will ht
issued semi weekly. Ii will be large and
handsome paper, whose appearance will re-
feet no discrcdit OH our city or county, and
We shall endcnvor to fill it with instructive
and entertaining miscellaneous and political
reading rs we'll as to make it a truthful chron.
iclCr Of the most important events Of the day
The liberal patronage heretofore extended to
US, leaves no Dom to doubt that We shall be
sustained in our new enterprise, literally and
cordially, BY the ever generous citizens Of Pa
cerville and FL Dorado county. 1t will b.
published on Wednesday and Saturday NOR
pings.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

ABRAHAM I.INC"LS when in Congress voted
against resolution of thanks y our officers
and soldiers in the MEXICAN war The people
afterwards elected two Of those officers to the
Presidency, -Gcnerals Taylor aud Pierce, -
thus showing that they didn't agree with
"Old Abe" in that matter. The people OF
his own District also elected an officer Of tn.
war to lake Ills place in Congress, thu, re.
buhng him for his disgraceful vote
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
responsibility well assume.

REPUBLICAN CoSvtNTloN.-Wlli am Jones
Chairman Of the Republican County Central
Committee has issued call for county con-
vcnton to be held in this place on the 18th
Of September. The primary meetings arc to
be held on the Sth Of September The con.
vention will be composed Of one hundred and
sixty delegates. The Republicans are hope
fll and active, are thoroughly organized, and
will nominate a full ticket and support it, not
as hereto" r. Ease with tho AEti-Lc'omnton-
ties. 1t Is useless to ii 1ni>e the fact, since
the I'll! :urc il tn y ".ocraii.. lai,v thtir
NUMBERS have l. en- greatly increased, and
men will not now decline to run on their tick
ct. If unsuccessful, which they will be, they
will demand their reward from Old Abe, in
the event Of his election, which they regard
as certain.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

RAnrfcA1IoS MrITING.-Thc real unadui.
tera:cd Natiaual Dsinocrary--tAe-Ln and
>inew--the IncnrruptitIe and uhehNrSrahic-
bod ratification meeting Tonight in Sacra-
mcrto. The mct ting viii De addressed ly the
popular and eloquent Latham. Senator Benin.
min, and other distinguished speakers 1t is
stated that G.n. SacId,--gailant sol,iicr -
viii be present. The friends Of Breckenridge
ant Lane viii make such demonstration as
viii carry Consideration into the ranks Of the
,pposition, and induce the wavrIing to take
sides with The true Democracy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

PERsoyAL.-Judgc Baldwin, an eminent
iurist, profound scholar, brilliant writer and
elegant gentleman, dropped in to see us on
Thursday and Friday. The Judicial ermine
has fallen on the shoulders Of one qualified bv
study and ability to wear it with dignity and
grace. He fills the position worthily. aud to
the entire satisfaction Of the people Of Califor-
nia. He was accompanied by the Hon. VIM
NJ Lent, who is largely Interested in Washoc
,;rnu
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

PHlFNFiH".-Me>Srs. Colby 4 Noe, who
ha': contracted with Neptune Engine Co. No.
>, to erect for them tircproof Ensioe House
on the >i,e Of their oh house opposite the
DENoCRAT office, have torn down the old build
Ing aud commenced eXcavating for the foun
dation Of the new onp. Tine rev house is TO
he 81 30 feet; two stories high, the first
story and the second II feet in height II
is u be built If brick, with a cut.Stonc front.
Price, 5000
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

HAM oN TnEM-Thc Yreka TMiOn, Doug
las paper, says that the Broderickites last
year dubbed themselves Douglas Democrats,
but their hypocrisy was so strong that they
could deceive hut few What say the Doug
las papers to this " tlattering notice. from an
ally which. has recently been converted to
their faith, asks the Marysville Erpress Nypo
critics, were you? Well, this is the crowd the
Union prefers to associate with.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
DIED.

~ JAck.cr. Anr!,r Coi.ui,, o. Sunday, Ar:,..: sth
BE' cF licsrt>?. II tho IAN ycAr ( IL, ag..
Early on sunday rtInE. August 5;h. IsO Brur'
Hu.haTd 'iat" State Ie'ariNn' ~ ,S- oldest
h-si kno"H ith,iiAnt- II JIek ,r', r'.cd - i o.!
dir"'s tB,u, am! al ten o',l,~k on HnudIN ~. .
i"ndrd :" thu crat' ~ ,"F II ta,-"
greet has IL all. Bruce Husband native Il SGT
land md df;tr GGifir ril.sic4l 'ji, 4ion. cau,
20 ~" liltti NtA". aud ~Is IN IN. n"es'.
visa II. An-f!"4n Fur "pTltt IN ~" south ", e;
Nhilr lr that capacity hr b'cst fSn WIiA e,tIA
dialects 81 tie Indian language and ths Nutrr q
a>iouN grammar. In o'hc! respects he ~aA -oir
fiishrG hugust. and man IT .r."V'"' i:'~:A:y ai.
mer's lie was " great behrnt 20 the ltt.eh E-!.ar
ard >'inisH Ecsii, ate in tht preparation r ;cI, AID
H. IAp,Ts.-A Hadt0r Led0arl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
THE RIVALS.

BY any contingency in the chapter of acci-
dents, should the Douglastes get control Of
the next Legislature, it will be amusing to
notice the manouverS of the three principal
rival: for the United States Senatorsli;,, lie.
longing to chat faction. OF course, We mean
McD"ugaI, lloSc and Randolph. Doubtless
there viii I've other aspirantS. such rs Griffith,
Nugcnt and Denver, hut everybody knows
they havn't the ghost Of chance for SUCCESS.
OF the three political nags We have mentioned,
Randolph has the inside track at this time.
! lie has always supported Douglas. while Me-
Dougal and Ilogr hirkercd, faltercd, and finally
frli away from him, last year. Randolph was
ever the steadfnst friend of breckenridge,
while Nc. and Joe. feared and fought shy Of
him. if they did not hate him Randolph has
no political record Of sufficient importance to
he attacked, while Nc. and joe, though not
very long or very prominently in public life,
are vulnerable ut scores Of points-thcrc are
flaws in thcirpnltiral reputation large enough
for n rabbit 70 jump through without turning
his hair Randolph has mo friends to reward,
no enemies to punish" within the limits Of
his own faction. Nc. AMI Joe are old hacks
Of party, who arc under all sorts If obligations
to all sorts Of men, and are filled " ith animos.
tiles and hcart.burnirgs. Randolph is n man
of brains, a credit to any party. Nc has lost
or is gradually losing by disease, whatever
portion Of such interior decorations Of the
skull he may have once Lad and Joe. never
was more than third rate Illinois politician
Finally. Randolph is rnan Of roui age enough
10 be leader. while Of Nc and Joe. the Sac
ramcnto be says, they are political weather
yancS-turning to every brccz" They have
no. the courage 70 lead party Of political
drpme1ari2s. They arc no more fit to be placed
in the font rank tlan Mcrl volunteers who
Faft fFeFH the iatii1trS At tirr fr-rr, and left
poor Meredith to be murdered"
On thu whole, therefore, Of the three rivals
if the Dons'a>itrS win. we Think Randolph
bids fair 10 be several lengths ahead, in the
rae ivr the Senatorial Sweepstakes.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

TIFF Little Rock Adrcrtiser says, since the
nomination of Breckenridge We have not seen
the first man, and we have talked with hun.
dreds, who has said that he should not vote
the Breckenridge ticket. There is strong
feeling among the conservative men of the
State for him, and he will receive almost the
united vote from that portion of the commn-
nifty
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

FROM THE SrMMr-Frrnd Mccoy has been
furnishing the melting dcnizens of Placcrvile
with snow from the summit Of the Sierra Ne
vadas, during the week. Though not equal
to the crystal blocks ofSly Park ice that friend
Teddy has heretofore been wont to furnish us,
yet is it fair substitute therefor. lie has
our thanks for copious supply during the
week
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

BREcK AND LANE IN Los ANGELEs.-Th
Los Angeles Star says In our own county
We do not hear Of single neighborhood or
precinct that is doubtful every locality is for
Breckenridge already are organizations being
perfected that will insure success The South
crn counties will cast an almost unAnimou S
vote for breckenridge.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

FREIGHT FROM VIRGINIA CIrY-0n Wed
nespay last Lnndccker & Co, of this city, re-
ceived from Virginia City and forwarded to
AlSop & Co, San Francisco, silver orc from
the Mexican lend. tho freight Of which
amounted to fifteen hundred dollars.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

REApiNG OrT--TiIr Sacramento Union and
kindred prints, edited by men Of Abolition
-Ffee'isiti-s, tY t,,vit"lto have never vo'ei Il
Democratic ticket, are gravcly talking about
reading all the loyal Democrats who support
Breckenridge and Lane out Of the party
Democrats who have never wavrrci in their
allegiance to party, who have freely devoted
their energies, their time and their means tn
the success Of the good old cause, without
prospect or desire Of reward, are coo'ly read
out Of the Democratic party BY men who
never entertained Democratic fyeing-ncvcr
uttered Democratic sontimcnt-nc,cr voted
a Democratic ticket. Bat few nonths ara
some Of the leaders who are TOW loudcst for
Douglas We're dcnouncing the Democratic par
ty. We pity the followers If snch leaders
Our Democracy differs ESSENTIALLY frnn, tA4..ir=.
We are no cl.luSt!ir2, really to desert princi.
pc fol temporary triumph. The principles
If the Democratic party are the same now as
they were wears ago. We advocated them
THEY'VE advocate them now. OthtrS NAV
prove false to them, We shall not W. were
reared in the Democratic faith, have never alb
iurcd it, never shall, We follow no leader
who sacrifices principles for personal aggran-
discmc;t. Others may-it is their election,
not ours.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

LET it not he forgotten that Abraham Lin.
coin, when in Congress- rotcd 0gqinst Il hin
granting onr hundreA and sirty acres Of land
To each Of tie rOlunteerS rho serrtd in tic
Mexican ~ar.' He thus sought to visit his
wrath upon the patriotic men, young and old
who, at the call Of their country, marched to
the battlefield. While they were suffering
innumerablc hardships and privations in their
country's cause, he was unwilling to reward
them for their services. lie took the part Of
Mexico against his own country, and hated
the men who volunteered in her defence. Is
such man fit to be President
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

COUNTY TNDEBTEDNE>S.-We learn from the
report of the County Treasurer, made on the
4th instant, that at that date there were out
standing county warrants to the amount Of
500, OPT AZ.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

HONE AGAIN.-Ex. Mayor Geo F. Jones and
family returned to our city on Wednesday
last from prOtractcd visit in the Atlantic
States. They are in excellent health and
were cordially welcomed home by numerous
friends.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

DISTRICT CoURr.-In pursuance Of all order
Of Judge Myers, made at the solicitation of
members of the bar, the August term of the
District Court for this county, will be ad.
journed until the first Monday Of September
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

DEMOCRACY STILL LIvEs-There was never
a greater delusion propagated than that the
present position of the National Democratic
party is indicative of dissolution or decay
With its opponents, the wish is father to
the thought 1t is not dead. 1t Docs not
even sleep. 1t is full Of enthusiasm. Of life, Of
vigor. a party founded upon immutablc
principles like those upon which rests the
Democratic organization. can never die. Those
principles have received the Enforcement OF
the wiscst and purcst statesmen and patriots
Of our country, and the masses are welded to
them. The personal disaiItctiOns of ls4s-its
splits and SeceSsions. led TO no permanent
injury To the party but, on the contrary,
strengthened its bonds for the overwhelming
victory Of 1852, and preserved it in solid col
umn for the successful field Of 1856. Defeat
purifies it-cStranges from it the vnscillating
and unprincipled, the timid and aspiring, who
join a party solely for spoiIs. So long as intel
ligence and patriotism control the action and
animate the hearts Of the people, so long will
the Democratic party flourish in undimmed
SplCndor.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

Masonic NOttee.-There viii he Meet
III. Of \,,aGl Council. NJ. g. NJ ROYAL ard -
l"c' Ml.'"rs. NJ NasorIc Hall at o'r g. OF I".,
daN evening ntHt pInctua att, rdanr, Of m, ~, =,
q: 'r tu"ucl requested, az there /, l.purtii. tvs,
rtss 30 te transacted. ~ order II
L. ". KCMsEI, Tin
WV. \. JA>"Aui. Recorder
Pactr,Ii', August IL. lssO. au.s.lt
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

DI>rvI,Y, John p Hale Republican Srn.
at" f.p;. NJ" Hampshire, wi'>ror;n;on> tie
kri'd";iraa> everywhere iH'ip'>,. il 4 ;; ,.c!l
IN Tie senate. madc the :,.,ning assertion III
relation 10 the enforcement of the Fugitive
Slave law 1t plainly indicates the delibera
tive intentions Of the Republican leaders, and
nn'nask- tie hypocrisy OF their Professions d
love r the laws and the Constitution They
would lramrie both under foot and should
they attain loNer would viu'atc them without
hesitation. Let rot skeleton flction in any
section Of the land pois.n the wcii-spring o.
public sentiment. He sail--
"tuior "r Gl>unina. If "v"c 'hat law nrd"rtakcr
60 b. enforced upon c!tii"n f my STATE whatever
NAY b" i' "r. !: i j. undertaken :" j., enforced
a"l hf Nir' i" : j; curry nan omitted To til,
protection &" "nr 1t" on 1T II, CHARACTERIZATION
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

OHE SIDEp.-The q position party Of Ala
bama. in convention assembled at Montgomery
on the I'd of July, rcPudiatcl the nominations
of Bell and Everett, and declared their pur-
pose to support Breckenridge and Lane. Other
Southern States will follow the example set
them by Alabama.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

Hos. II. c. HARRIS, Of Kentucky, who was
lately a member Of the Douglas Executive
Committee, r"pudiateS squatteriSrn and comes
out TO- Breckn,ilse and Lane. The Second
sober thought i, beginning to operate, and
before the election the "Oid Guard" will once
more present an unhrokcn front to the enemy.