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BALTIMORE RAiLR0A D
fail -ARRANGENEhT
Ph,Ilaad@eipha will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 A NJ WAY NAH . ,o,s
A NJ kV ENlNG MAIL a 525 p. NJ -o'''
ON SUNDAYS at 525 p NJ only A II trains ccrnect y;.r
new F TorS Trans Tn1; except 525 p ~ Saturdays
Hardwood ~ - ' num- OHaSeS ana
and ii P. NJ. " ~. '' o." D N ~ y
FOX LAUREL AND STATIONS ON DELAWARE RAIL.
BY leaving in 10 l5A NJ tain will connect st " roi,g+
- r N. raln or by aving at % P NJ can procure
C5eck from CONDUCTOR, spend the night in VII
NOTICE-All cooTed persons " Iether bond y, fro. .i,
DH REQUIRED to bring some responsible white person
any hnoWh 70 the understned who ~ be willing to syr
o r 10 me Company before they vii. he tax over an
milf wv cn ,.-..nr.
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MI ESS PORK-lOO bbls. heavy Western nv
5-4f99MA1RAT McCULLY, Al and 10 Light St las ii
MI ANlLLA HEMP-100 bales, lust received
~ and for sale by JOHN HENDERSON & co cor1er
:. ~ etto lett slleets. dl3-G
M ANlLLA, AMERICAN AND RUSSIA COR
dage of all Sizes and own manufacture
~ Oh h P and for sale by JOHN HENDERSON 4 Co
- -elCe aueelS. dl3 If
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Business. But few persons have an
idea Of the extent Of business now being
transacted in Placerville by our merchants,
hotel keepers and mechanics. At this
season Of the year business is generally
dull in the interior, but it is as lively as
ever in our hourishing city. Daily large
trains of wagons and pack mules arrive
and depart, loaded with goods, machinery,
barley, &C., and the stages are filed with
passengers. Our streets are constsntly
thronged with traders from the rich min
cral regions East Of us, and with miners
and spectators going to and returning
from silver land. And what is better
they all appear to be abundantly supplied
with funds and satisfied with the pros
pect before them. A few packers have
withdrawn their trains to recruit their
stock, but there are still a large number
on the road.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Is He AN ABoLlTIONIsr ?-Thc Repub-
licans assert, with matchless hypocrisy,
that they are not Abolitionists-.that their
leader, Seward, their representative, Lin
coin, are not AbolitioniSts! DO they
not entertain Abolition sentiments and
advocate Abolition doctrines ? Did not
the AbolitiOnists in body support Lin
coin and claim him as ono of the trucst Of
their friends? Has he ever given any
evidence Of conservatism, or rebukcl the
AbOlitiOnists for their ultraisIn? Did nc
not indOrse and accept nomination upon
q sectional platform, from which the word
national" was stricken, on motion Of q
bigoted Abolitionist? Is he not sectional
in his feelings and has he not declared
war upon the institutions Of the South :.
Here is his own language:
"I believe this Government cannot endure
permanently half slave and half free Ih0re
0t.Mys hated sLd~ry, Think, as much as any
-4bOtitiOnist."
Seward, the embodiment Of the Repub-
lican party, the authorized expoundcr of
its creed, is as ultra an Abolitonist as
Smith, Giddings or Garrison. He pro.
claimed that "the extinction ofsLareyy in
the States till all pere tree," was the
doctrine Of Lincoln and the Republican
party. He went still farther, and in Kan
sas, just few days before the Presiden-
tial election, speaking to an enthusias.
tic Republican assembIage," said:
every man should be free man all men
shall have the ballot, or none; all men shall
have the bullet. or none"
What more do the AbOlitionists de-
mandG Seward, speaking for the Repub-
licans, declares that they are in favor OF
the extinction Of slavery in the States, "
and granting the negroes the right Of
suffrage. This is undisguised Abolition.
Sm and Lincoln is pledged to carry it into
effect.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
~. A.. n..non.,Ll.,


Are the people Of the South responsible
for the calamitous disunion feeling so
prevalent among a number Of the States,
which threatens to destroy the Confed-
eracy? Have they not cause to complain,
to fear the worst from the triumph of the
avowed enemies of their institutions!
Are they the nggressors Have they
nullified the laws of Congress, or trampled
upon the obligations Of the Constitution
Is it criminal for them TO demand that
their rights shall be respected--their prop
erty protected? Is the North blamcless
Has she manifested a fraternal feeling :
Has she set an example Of forbearancc
and moderation worthy Of imitation
We agree with an able cOtempOrary (the
Albany ArgWs) that-"when the obliga-
tons of the Constitution are deticd, and
the Constitutional laws Of the Federal
Government nullified, then the Union is
dissolved, whether it is South Carolina,
refusing to submit to the collection OF
Federal revenues in her ports, or Massa'
chusctts refusing to render up fugitive
slaves. Eleven Northern States have thus
sought to nullify the laws Of Congress,
and to violate the clear compact Of the
Constitution. Nothing can be clearer than
the provisions of the Constitution in this
respect"
Art. ", Sec. Q. M person held to SER
vice or labor in one State, under the laws
thereof, escaping into another, shall in
consequence Of any law or regulation
therein, be discharged from such service
or labor, but shall be delivered mp on
claim Of the party, to whom such service
or labor may 'bc due.
The following States, 10y legislative en-
actments, have refused to restore fugitive
slaves, thus violating the above provision
Of the Constitution Maine, Connecticut
New York, Rhode Island, New Hampshire
New Jersey, Wisconsin, Massachusetts,
Michigan, Vermont and Pennsylvania.
1t will be seen from the above, in thu
language of the Argus, that "thc Statcl
in which the Republicans rule, are ncari,
all in a position Of Practical disumio"
that is. they have refused to sustain thu
Constitution which their fathers adopted
In June, 1851, Daniel Webster, in
speech at Cnpon Springs, Virginia, re
marked:
~ do not hesitate to say and repeat
that il the Northern States refuse wilfully
and deliberately to carry into effect tina
part of the Constitution which respect
the restoration offugitivc slaves ,Me Sont'
could no longer be bound to OJscrre III
compact. 4 bargain broken on me Sidf
is Il bargain broken on all sales'
Eleven Of the Northern States hav
"wilfully and deliberately refused to carry
into effect that part Of the Constitution
which relates to the restoration Of fygitiv
slaves, and therefore the South is JUST
fled, according to high authority, in pur
suing her present course. She has beer
aggricved she is unwilling to submit t.
further grievances. She has faithfully
observed her Constitutional obligations
she only asks the North to follow her cx
ample.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
Foreign Miners, License

As the law for the eolleesiohe Of Foreign
Miners Licenses seems TO be imperfccty
understood, we publish the most essential
section OF it for the benefit of those who
employ foreigners to work in the mines.
We are informed by the collectors that
they experience good deal Of difficulty
in collecting licenses from Chinese and
others who work for citizens. They dis
pute their right to collect and seem to Ia.
Dor under the erroneous impression that
when foreigners are employed by them
they need not procure license. The law
is explicit on the subject and admits Of no
doubtful construction. We sujoin the
section to prevent future misunderstand-
ing:
SECTION II. ANY person or company hiring
foreigners, or interested with them aS I,arinerS,
or renting. Or ON shares, or in any manner con-
nected with any foreigner or foreigners, in
working. or in possession Of any mining ground
in this State, shall he held liable for the amount
Of license Of each and every foreigner with
or Interested: all mining ground, worked or
possessed, all tools and machinery used in
working such gronnd BY said person or com
pany, shall be subject to sale for the payment
of said license tax, in the manner provided in
section sixty-seven Of this act. The collector
shall have power to require any person or COM
pany believed to be indebted 10, or to have
money, gold dust, or property Of any kind. be-
longing i0 any foreigners, or in which any for
eigner is interested, IN his or their possession,
or under his or their control to answer, under
Oath, as to such indebtedness or the possession
Of such money. gold dust, or other property.
In case party is indebted, or has possession
or cnntrOl Of any moneys, gold dust, or other
properly, as aforesaid, Of such foreigner or
foreigners, lie may collect from such party the
amonnt Of such license. and may require the
delivery of such money, gold dust or other
properly, as aforesaid and in all cases the
receipt Of the collector to said party shall be
complete bar to any demand made against
such party or his legal representative, for the
amounts Of money, gold dust or property. EN-
braced therein. Any person or company hiring
foreigners to work in the mines Of this State
shall be liable for the amount of the licenses
for each person 50 employed.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Pacific RAHRoAD.--The BulletiM's
New York correspondent says that q
meeting of those favorable to the con-
strUction of Pacific Railroad was called
at the Cooper Institute, for the 18th No.
vember. The movement originated 10
New England and is backed by many
Boston capitaliats. AS long as the time
Of Congress is occupied in debating the
slavery question, but little will be done
for a Pacific Railroad. That question
must be settled satisfactorily to ell parties
first, then We may expect the speedy
passage Of Railroad bill. Nothing We
fear will be done for the road SO long as
sectional jealOusies exist.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Vote of ThaMks,-At q Meeting Of
Confidence Engine Company No. J. the following
revolutions were adopted:
Resolved That the thanks 0f this Company he
tpndcrcd to Mrs. y. Wade, J. ". Huff, 4. A. Van
VOorhics, A. l.. hing and Miss Fanny T.. Slater,
for two beautiful Wrcaths presented TO the Com
pany.
Resolved, That the thanks Of the Company be
rendered to the Ladies Of Paccrvile and 'icinIty,
COMPANY on the 22d of October. AlsO, for tho lib
cral entertainment given by them to aid the Com
pany in erecting their new Engine House.
Resolved, That We appreciate the mark Of kind
ness, nd are thankful for the substantial benefit
civ cn TO our Company, and hope ever to prove
worthy thereof.
Resolved, That the Secretary he instructed to
furnish copy Of these resolutipns TO the M"CN
TAIN DEMoCRAT, for publication.
die wM. JONES, Scc'y.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

OREGON ELEcTION.-The official returns
from this State have been published and
foot up as follows: Lincoln, 5,36s; Breck-
inridge, 5,O67; Douglas, ALA. It is
said that the Douglasites have announced
their intention to dissolve their organiza-
ton and unite with the Republicans
Some Of the prominent ones have been
promised positions under Lincoln.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
sAMFoRD's
LIVER INVIGORATOR
NEVER DEBILITATw.


TT Il compounded entirely from Gums, and has
become an established fact, Sta DdaTd Medicine.
known and approved BY lDysprpsia, ChF0nic Di-
all that have used II, and >. larThHas summer Com
is now rcsorted to with piaints. DysenteTy, -Four
confidence In all the dis Stomach, DTopsy, Habit
eases for which IL IL re Z uai Costveness, Cnotc'
commended hd Cholera, Cholera MOF-
N, has cured thousa nds :. bus, Cholera Infantum,
within the last two years ~ R1atuence, NJ dlee,
who had given up all FemaIe Weahnesses' ana
hopes Of relief ~ the - may be nsed suceesssnlly
NuHEROrs UNSOLICITED 4 as an ordinary FAMILY
certificates In nv DOS. MEDICINE. II will cure
session show. lsIcE HEADACnE tasthOu-
The dose must he ad- - sands can testify, In
apt.d to the tempera- q twenty minutes, II two
ment Of the individual q or three teafpoOnsfull
taking Il, and used In ~ are taken NJ the COM
such quantities 10 act ~ mencement nf the at.
gently on the bowels. tack. All who use II are
Irt the dictates NJ your a giving their testimony
Judgment guide yOu In = In its favor.
the use 81 the LIVER . QY Nix water in the
INvIG0RATOR, and II ID iSBOush With the IHvIgoF.
will CURE Liver Com atOr. and swallow both
paint Bilious Attacks, together.
Price, One Dollar per Rottle.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
NOTICE.

l. Of the Board Of Examiner" adopted By the
Board on the SOih 0f June, 1855. under the Act Of
the 2lSt Of April ISIS, TeorganiLnR the board, re.
quirinE public notice OF ell claims presented against
the State $50, for which there 10 uo special an
preparation. hereby give notice that at the semi.
monthly meeting Of the B0ard, at Sacramento, { n
the 3ist December 1850, vii: present claim, Of
nve thousand four hundred and fty dollars (e515I)
as the amount due the on account Of services rem.
dered the State In the transportation ~ arms aud
ammunition 70 Carson Valley. Z. TOZER
P1sceFville, Dec, 9, 1861, DIE 3ts
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
MISREPRESENTATION NOTICE.

NOUNTY COURT, In and for the County Of n
~ Dorado, State If California.
Matter Of the DisincorpOratiOn Of the Corporate
Company, The Pilot aud Rock Greek Canal Com.
pany."
Notice s hereby given, that, on Thursday the 9th
day Of December, 4. d. 1884, at the Court Room Of
the County Court Of the County aforesaid, at one
cation and petition Of the Officers and Stockholders
Of the Corporate Company, =" The Pilot and Rock
Creek Canal Company" (ssId petition being nov on
file In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of said COuFt)
The object Of said application and petItiop il IN
dissolve and disincOrporate said Company, accord.
Ing to law.
t~-l Witness my hand and the ScaI Of the
II. 3. County Court Of said County, this 18th day
'--' Of November, A. D. 1854.
nl7-5w WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
SUMMONS.

StTATEOT CALIFORNIA 4 County Of FL dorado.
Justices Court, I1acerviic Tow nship.
The People e the state Of California, to VIZ
E>kEW, Greeting: You are hereby .ummnncd d
to appear before me, at my Office. in rlaecrSillc
Township, Of the County of ~ IlOEado ON the 18Th
day of March, A ID. 1861, at 2 O'Clock, r. u "a
answer unto the complaint Of jas. Lestie, aha
cues YOU TO recover - ~ 100 dollars, an amount
due HIM from you for agon and hay delivered II
you at your sPeeial instance end request, As Ter
bill on Gle in my Ofiee, when judgment will be
taken against you for the said amount, Together
With costs and damages, IL you fail to appear and
answer.
Given under my hand, this s,h day Of December,
4. ID. lsfO. F.H. HARMON
Justice Of the Peace
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

EASILY SETTLED.-Thc wags have found
out convenient way to settle the =" irre'
pressible conflict" without coming to
blows. One asserts that the best way to
"lire a Southern heart" is to love South.
crn belle; and another says the " cotton
region" may be "precipitated into rev.
olution," by marrying her.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

VIZ. j. HOoTEN, Of SoIano county, an
uncOmprOmising Democrat, is candidate
for Clerk Of the Assembly. He is capa-
bic, honest and faithful, which will fear
fully tell against him in Legislature Of
Douglasitcs.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

SwoRx x.-On Monday, r. +. Draper and
Thos. J. Orgon, Esqrs., toOk the oath Of office
and entered upon the discharge Of their duties
as Associate justices Of the Court of Sessions
of Fl Dorado County
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
DIED,

DAEDS
In this city. Dec Sd. Of Putrid sore throat, joins
CREN, aged eleven months.
In this city, Dec. 9Th, Of putrid sore throat,
EMMA IoUISA WENTWORTH, aged 2E years.
In FL Dorado, Dec. 9th, WILLIE, infant ron Of
+ :. and =. Dorsey.
In this city, Dec. 9th, joins HENRY STovER,
aged 20 ycars.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

The proper affidavit having been made and filed
in my office to authorize the issuance Of an order
81 publication il is hereby ordered that the aIn,ye
Summons be published in the MOCNrAIN DEHO-
CRAY, newspaper published in PlaeerviIIe. county
Of III IOradO.-f"T the term Of three months, rom-
mcncinR on the l2th, day Of December. H6O and at
the piraton II hich publication Of three months
service of said summons shall be deemed complete
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of December,
IRGO. HARMON.
dl?-3m Justice Of the Peace.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
SANFORD'S FAMILY
CAT HARTIC PILLS,
Compounded from rCRE VEGETABLE extracts,

Compounded from PURE VEGETABLE extracts,
and put np In GLASS CAstS. aiF-tight, and
will keep in any climate.
The FAMILY CATH. etabIe Extracts. which
ARTIC PILL IL gentle act alike on every part
but active CATHARTIC, u2 OF the Plimcntsry canal.
which the proprietor has - and are GtSD and "
used In his practice for In all cases where Ca
more than twenty years. a. thariic Is needed, such
The constantly increa- a. DeTangements II the
sing demand from those ?, st o M b, Sleepiness,
Who have long used the Pains In the Back and
Pills, and the AatiafAc- & Loins. COSveneEs, Pain
tion which all express In q and soreness over the
regard TO their use, has d whole lIOdy IRON sudden
induced me to place tfi cold, which frequently,
them within the reach Uf e. IL neglected, end in n
all. long course 81 Fever,
The Profession we'll 8 lnss Of Appetite. Creep.
know that different Ca ing Sensation of Cold
thartcs act on different - over the body, Restless.
portions of the bowels ness Headache weight
The FAMILY CATH in the Head, all 1nfam-
ARTIC PILL has, with q matoFv Diseases, Worms
due reference to this well in children or adults.
| established fact, been rheumatism. = GREAT
compounded from Va. - HPCRIPIER OF TIE
Tiety Of the purest Veg. BLOOD,
And many Diseases to which flesh il heir. too
numerous to mention In this advertisement.
Dose-One to Three.
Price, Three Dimes.
The LIVER INvIGOEATOR and FAMILY CA.
and sold Wholesale by the Trade iu NIL the large
Towns. s. W. SANFORD, ~ y,
Manufacturer and Proprietor
-- BrpadWsy. New York.
Sold hy the Druggists evvrywhcre. aud by
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast.
di2-llm l32 Washington st., fan Francisco.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO
DIsINCORP0RATIoN NOTICE.

GN0UNTY COURT, in and for the County Of II
~ Dorado, State OF California.
Matter Of the DisincOrpOration Of the Corporate
Company, "The n Dorado Ditch Company"
Notice ID hereby glven that, Thursday, the 27th
day Of December, A. d. 1860, ut the Court Room OF
the County Court Of :he County siOresaid, at one
o'clock. NJ Of that day, viii be heard the applIcs.
tOn and petition Of the Oacers and Stockholders Of
the Corporate Company, The n Dorado Ditch
Company" (sad petition being nov en- nIe In the
once Of the Clerk OF said COuEtE
The object Of said application and petition is TO
dissolve and dislncOrp0rate said Company, accord.
ing 70 law.
-, Witness my hand, and the Seal Of the
L. Q. County Court Of said County, this l4th day
- Of November, A. D. 1850.
ni7-5w WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

1t a. much o be regretted that while
in the enjoyment Of health, so little attention 10 paid
by many to the preservation OF 80 ine'timabie
blessing Luxurious living. habits Of Incidence, ex.
posure to sudden changes Of temperature, and ne
elect Of the prcn onitory symptoms Of disease, are
the precursors OF many fatal maladies. Taken upon
the first Indication Of attack. II anything will re-
eve the sufferer, purify the blood restore vigorous
circulation, and thoroughly renOvAte the system, II
is Sands sarsspariA. ds1m
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
L. ELKUS,

- L. ELKUS,
Main Street, Placerville' U
Has nov In store, and s receiving By every Steamer
the finest and latest Styies OF
CLIO T E1 7 N G.,
Consisting, In part, Of
Custom made Black FFock Goats;
Custom made Black and brown Business Coats;
SIX, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black, BIue and Fancy Cashmere Pants;
Roots, Shoes, Hats. Caps-the latest fa'hions;
California made Blankets the best In the Market.
large assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST1NGS.
Which will be made in the latest style, and guaTAn-
Geed 70 At. Also, large asr0rtmrnt Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,
The hest India Tanned Gloves and India Rubber
Co ats-to which invite the attention Of the Public
The above goods will he sold cheap Tor cast.
L. ELKUs, Main street, PlsceTvile'
d6 San opposite the Cary House
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
A. NAcHNAN, Secretary.

Dl. J. A. w. LundbOrg, DentAst.-
Office, opposite Gary IIOnse, tup stairsJ entrance
from Coloma stFeet--begs leave 70 announce to the
citizens Of PlaceTville and vicinity that he has per-
manently located himself in theabove place. En-
cOuraged by the liberal patronage bestowed, hopes
for a continuance Ofthe came. AL work entrusted
to his care will be Punctually executed, in thor
Ough and wOTkDanlike manner. Mo
A. Nachmamn is the only aut thOrized
Agent for El Dorado County to issue Policies In the
Hamburg Bremen Pre Insurance Company. rs
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

gNOtice.-There VIII be q Meeting Of
the aebrew Benevolent Society on Sunday, at9 p.
N at the rooms Hope Hook and Ladder Co. No. l.
Members are requested to attend, as business Of i'm
portance will be brought before the meeting.
By order u
A. KAHN, President.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

The Physician 10 Often blamed for
want Of success in his eatmen, when the dsapPoint-
ment in the recovery Of the sick is TO he traced TO
the administering impure medicines. Robert White,
apothccAry, Is paying particular attention I" the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes f ON medicines Of undoubtc rurity. Robert
White, Medical Hall, ia appointed agert for most
of the gel dine Patent Medicines.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Petit 4 ChOate have just received
full stock Of Drugs, Paints, Perfumery. Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which the! are cell
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have ON
cons gnment few Of Wheeler s. Wilson's cele-
bratcd Family Sewing Machines, Which the. offer
at San Francisco prices with the addition OF
fvci0hf
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12
BORN

BORN,
In FL Dorado, Dec. 7th, the wife Of T. $. Dol
sRY Of a son.
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

Attention, NeptWMes.-There Will he
a regular meeting Of Neptune Engine Company,
No. g on Thursday E,ening, Dec. 18th, at the hall
Of Hope Hook and Ladder Company.
J. J. CULLEN, President.
CuAs w RARSEs Secretary dl9-t
The semi-weekly mountain Democrat., 1860-12-12

CMAs. W. BARNES, Secretary. dl?-lt
Halls SarSapRrilla, yellow Dock
and Iodide cf Putass is prepared from the hnest red
Jamaica SarsaparA and Io.lide Of Potass-admir-
able AS n restorative and purifier Of the hlc"d-h
cleanses the system Of all morbid and impure mat.
ter-removing pinPles, boils and erup'ons from the
skin-curcs rheunat.m and pains Of all kinds. All
who can afford should use il, as II tends to give
strength and prolong life. Sold by Druggists gener
ally, at 4i por bottle. n. HALL L CO, Propre;ors
Wholesale Druggists, lEI and l45 Clay street. San
Francisco nl1.9m
Mrs.W inslONV, an experienced Nurse
and Female Physician, has Soothing Syrup for chill
dren teehnG, which greatly facilitates the process
Of teethng, by sotening the gums, reducing all in
aamrnaton aIlay all pain, aud is sure to regu-
late the bowels. Depend upon H. mothers, it will give
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your in
fants. Perfectly safe In all cases tsce advertise
ment in another column. my5.iy