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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

ELECTION m JCLY.-On Tuesday Mr..
Conneas introduced into The Assembly
bill to amend section tiFst OF an Act to
regulate elections, and gave ss . reason
for it's introduction that IL was generally
supposed that the President, owing to the
condition Of the country and the necessi-
ties Of tho Government, would call an
extra session Of Congress, at which it was
important that California shoulL be rep
resented. The object Of the Act intro
duced was to provide for holding the m.
nual election 10 this State for this year in
July, so as to avoid the expense Of having
two elections. one Immediately following
the other. The Congressional term Of
Messrs. Scott and BnrOh expired on the
Ord Of last month, and IL an extra session
were immediately called, California. IL she
failed to provide for an early election,
would be unrcpresented in it. At this
critical time IN our National affairs We
ought to have our Representatives at
Washington, and the sooner the election
is held, therefore, the better.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
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DIAnoxp srarxcs. April Il. ls

DIAHOxD SrRIxGs, April II. 1851.
EDITORa DsuocaAT: Occasionally visiting the
commo0 sch~ols IN this eoanOy, few days
aeo. called On NJ. Nathan johnson. at his schoOl
in Fl DOcAdn. cad was pleased u obasSve that
he had Oos a he best schools u ihs county.
lie has an average "faboutsisiy paplla; and to
accommodate bic pAsFoas an0 d jassice to his
pupils. hss'eeeasly sUgsesAsAs ssrvssss Of Miss
Caroline Vsa Possss - - ssaistsnt tsaehes-
. young lady In every way qualified Ia al ISe
statiUs Sur which she has been judici0usy Sc
lecied.
The people and pupils Of n DSwado may we'll
congratulate themselves on their goOd Gortune
in securing the services offs % able and EN-
cient teachers. who take pride in their PRIZES.
zion aud 10 the advancement 81 their pupils.
They have proper aprreeiatiON Of their pro-
Geaaion, and ere altendvOio their duaisa. Those
who have the welfare At the yosth Of our
county 81 heart, cannot spend "a hoOr rn"se
pleasantly and PvORtAbly than In visiting the
school at Fl DOFadO. DIAMOND.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

APPOINTMENTS EoR CALUORxrA. The
President has appointed Ira p. Rankin,
Collector; Stevens, Col. BalkeS'ssOs. ia.law,
Superintendent Of the Mint; W. E. DEMO,
Meter and RsGner; D. W. Chsesoman.
Sub. Treasurer s. II. Parker, Postmaster;
8. r. Nudge, Appraiser General Dr.
Rabe, that prince Of humhugs, was let
out In the cold, to his own disgust, but to
the Qualification Of ell sensIble Republl-
cana. lT tNDFiff .l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

AGOoD REASON. The Bath 7JHsSs mys
that one goOd reason Why Rhode Ialapa
WIN never sttempt to msiutsih = separate
and independent nstieneI existsucs, b DO.
cause she h 90 small that che ceuld not
Gre one Of our biggest guna without dan.
ger Of committing trespAss upon neigh.
boring nations"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

On thIs nlneieeiA Any 6 MoHrh, H. y, Qne Essn,
sand HGht HundFta en4 el1il Or. kslsrs -, u
Cosy CsCssS' S.;:.s ssss: 3 @ sl q - s a
wlte Of J. p. MisgneI. pefmnelln neAu - - enhS
the individual described u and Vko. eIeen1 : -
auaexsd Iua1sutleat % psHS thereto, 1n1 NJ
edged n me tAaA sl,s SSslfd ~ sacI ltsa9 80
voluntarily, and for the usss and paFpesss t&seQA
mentioned. And the saiA Ann ~. Wlssner. WaeISf
the s1idDyn. WfesneSs hatiaa b61kiaEFnIHE1NI -
aeopalpteA Nlth The eoqlan4e af oAiA ~
knoki<dEed ID ne Oh eAigi, u ~ IT, -
wIlhDai DE Neerlni 81 ~ - 90 8. 5e
ted the sa@e GVelV aiaA vp1shta y y ~
coSnrulsion, or undNe lpfneAca Ofkax hnah eRA
ne dA'nsl villa t. Felrtts ~ e 80 3 II
same. s-4sGl u 10 - s4llIg
In Wltnesa Wherenf. haya horeusks ~ n1Sasa
and ASKED my pEivaha hsalA MI u -
Of ofAcS.D tAs dag nnd VsA1 o. ~ ;
written. 1.-NQCoRMlCI. lenaa.as 4
Inarsc-'w ~ .yasaiqs ssthl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

Winter Arrangement s.v.RR.
ON and after the esd Day Of October. 1850, the
~ Cars o. the earSamehto Valley RairOud will
leave A. fallOwa. vlE:
THE PAssIMoNR TRAINS
VIII leave the Dspot, feet At street, Sacramento, at
81, =. ~, ~, and ~ ,. 4. Sundays excepted.
Poison 1t St.A. A.'l2, H., and ~, ?. ~, Sun.
OH SUNDAYS.
VIII leave Sacramento at 6k,A.N.
VIII leave Folsom At IL,P.M.
TICKET ORSTCk-On Front street, under the
"What Cheer House."
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
VIII he taken bY every tFala, Sunday. excepted.
Up M.S.t,stsa y =. dc !. y, 4. train only:
Freight must be delivered ut the Depot, foot Of l.
StseA, ha6 IN hour before the hnur OF departure
81 the tvAIn else Il vll Faintd for the next train
Ths ~, A. ~ tEAih SettPoM Sacramento connects
viii eAaSes for all the following named places, and
passengers procuring tckcte 1t the Depot In eacra.
mento VIII Be ssAs lls6 DC a1lae dSy. The stages
run Srant ~ aee ieieNiHR n9HAd places "a connect
With %; Y \ .sec TN Eo:H% sy1C e e:sr.-
NsvsS' 4 ~ cS.s' VaiIsS. 49,, SOA' sH's''
o.isspSiiABa gisf. :. q ySSSIEA 't'
I'I!S..sS.n, E.9s:: yIS 9SEssn.Od Valley
Fss S diayi ieSieaS Sss cSs issT h.::
Wallis DlFEiafa, liVS Oh CA1; 4IzsSsas Digs,
MILES WilIow eFs'ess PHssse'' "a A".lss.
''"''' AND wAsHon. -''''H'
To which polnt this Z ,hs nsasc. ana Quickest route
For Ar.lsGas q pI:H b ki 'sss:i s,.,,o,.,
I.ytZ1s.k nt1heeODIy 6aFsslsIsndens.
AV.RR. c@es. QS.sktn ~ isde. mare
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

WOEEuV MHsEOnARV.--Tho Monitor
thus notices tie arrival In San Francisco,
Of the Rev. George GasxAll, Society Of
Jesus, from Oregon. an '.a'si 't'''a
'',The Bar. HhAher 10 noe Of The Jeanit Mis-
sionarieaamsoRi hs InAiAns IT ths Dlaek Aeun.
been one Of The mOat efficient InlsSl0uaFsAs. he
has lsholSa iAh6zg ~ yfs4SeteAT Ponds
6Os!lles and OOsuF d'AlUpss, WITH great SSc.
oeunn s',att.' el@rnH tsA' a'Asi''i0 'ft - '
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

On Tuesday morning Of last week, In
Red Bluif, q yoaNg boy. named Andrew
MiuOld, got his arm broken BY coming In
contact with the chain Of . weed wagOa.
Both bones Of the wrist were broken.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

Rex IT'S RAcE.-The Philadelphia Ere.
ning Journal . temperate Republican
Journal speaking Of In party; asys: r.
1.-THE Retublicsi party sbAs performed its
miasinN. The CREST, the ehleS perhaps lhe M6Ie
aOeauNpliahsA. SOms e Ghs@ ell go o1ise,
and ws nav nOw reasonably rhaPO ltAwo pssUs
win b On1 mOFe reAt0RsA % all ScetlUhs 81 orr
enm,isUH country, fhF Repa bIlcAn,bas has Quietly
and gently dis9th ~ dtpss Of " oSH EtlslpI'b,
and W, nASOln bus pronounced itAown funeral
nraaknm .
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

ANsw TnpR- 70 distMsdiSRAlM from
the SOuthsra Prsidsne pciStsaay observes
the Albany AvvaG Lincoln might take
the name Of the Dodge Of Ne Northern
Republic.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

GREELEY AcQUlKsCRa-The New York
Tribune, commenting upon the policy Of
the Administration with respect to Fort
Sumter, says:
"With tears Of indignation and sorrow, we
may manage to acquissce ia the abandonment
Of Fort EhnleT." 9 - lLNlAat,,s
His followers hero will follow his ex.
ample .ttithoot ths'i .eara~ THEY will
not quarrel or find fault with the Admin.
istratiop 50 long as il has Offices 70 beStov.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
Special Mates.


RAA9eRyeAsH ROSe OAlaes
TfE MAYls to gaefaa 1ssl, sAa -I1nei<e SID
0@es al o'eIoek, Pm.
The stealsF 9ais e. ne Agiasels States, close
on the eth, 1elb 80 Gote ef esd 6ss0. l1ttersto
Be sent ~ this route muss Be naFked vie Panama
The Malls for oreDDn aaa WaShinetOn Territory,
close every day ats O'Clock ?. ~.
The M4IlsrSeT 0FtUiy glat gloGe ct nils eaee
every Medhesdat, morning At 8 O'Clock.
The e.lD egg nsWteWD slose e o'clock, A. NJ
oh MOhdayss Wednssdays, and fridays.
NE Iaallp far .CsdasEills and Iadiaa DlegiDgs
close q e'eleek 4. ~, every Monday and Friday.
, ms 1aIls COT Co1A ePEiap an1 Oebsms Sl0Ss ~
cry daxa egheags s1SeItkd q . o'cieek.
e,ose T.s:9aSs' ThsTsaays and sssuFday' At 81
n hsils ~ cagsea vensy slsss Sass wseh
on Tuesday afe o'cIoek 2. -.
The Mails fDg Salt Lake CITY, close Semi. Monthly
on WeAAesaAH nsfulaNs 90 T@UBock.
OFFICE HOURS.-YFom O'Clock, A. ~, tlll 10,
H.: So lrosa siii ., 2. ~, (agsAagS O1sEpted.
On 9undays-BFom until 10. 4. y. and from
until r. ~. An. SPENCE. P. n.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
FOR SALE.

- THa STORE AND HOUSE formerly &C.
Tempted By l.. Fisk, at Michigan Flat, two
.Amilas eelOH CplomP. Fin b SolA On reason
abs terms. The hoaee Il comfortable one, and
attached, fllsa Wi16 ShClsS vSriety q f6if trses
Il 10 good locaton for bupinsSS. For further par
tteNleEeS sPely - '~ I. HI6Kt
tebV~et American Flat,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
PRHVAT SCHOOL
YOUNG azak,Ell.f d LADIES.


,..HSB Ue'8s WWUHBB1 ACI3s, NJ =
IL yersIly u the Racldo." Vim Fssarss his ClrSss1
on MONDAY, Feb. ism, when he hopes e meaI Wish
aud m.he the, nsqaalntahce Il yoanS Men ard
yOHnS LeaIes yee d:re y usEzEw, lgSJsx.Ds pfoss-
Inerclal, aeAdemeal o. collegiate eonFss nm q ~
tslaAed 70 - gludsna are Qualiasd 70 pafsS than.
He respectfully SOllots the acqualnsanee III SucA.
peEseao ~ desire % pnrsue their Gnies FspaFaAoFy
od1eaAs Themselves.
~ TAs ecAes, e located ct the %. Z. CHuRcH,
head Of NAin street, PlaesEvlIls. 1Sko-9N
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
IwEiIieA fss The hSusssiS DsassrAa.l
Carried Leaf.

MEssRa. EDITORs: As the curled leaf" m
the peach tree, is . subject nov engaging the
attention Of many pcrsons, aud many fear the
entire destruction Of the peach tree IN this
county. will give my opinion on the subject,
based upoa many years experience and Obser-
vA,iou, in the planting and euIIiVAtioa Of the
peach tree.
Peach tres. like oil other trees, are the pro.
duc'i"O of Nature, and are governed BY Ma.
lures laws. The evident deterioration Of the
tree in this eOHntry l. caused by en- attempt 70
make Il Q hOt.house plant. BY stimulation and
cultivation. To cultivate the psach succeaa.
fully requires very little trUuble or care. II
the soil is thin. dig your hole say fifteen inches
deep, and GIL u Up with g'n'd top soil TO within
Ii'ar or ave inches Of the Ep; then plant your
tree. covering the roots with Gue earth until
bcdded. and 6nish with sod. Peach trees
should be planted In grass land or fence corn
era. and never cultivated. II they should be
trnbled BY the "borer" 81 the rOOta, ell that
is NECESSARY IL. to put . shOveIful Of leached
ashes armand the b.'dy "f the tire. ct the roots
and ynn will hare mo- trouble with the boter"
for year or two.
Cultivation will dcstroy the peach tree. and
should. therefore, be avoided, u possible; il
the ground must be cultivated. then, in Janu-
AIRY, cover the ground with straw. weeds, or
long manure. to the diameter az six feet around
the tree. and leave il covered until the blossOma
fall nj and the leaves e"me mt, and you will
never be troubled with "curled Leaf" aud your
trees will grow and bear E'r GFy years or more.
OBSERVER.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
DECLARATION Mohto1a.

II NOW ALI MEN ~ tkes issssiti, lAsf j.
IN ANN n. wIEeNER, lie Wiis 81 J. ~ WsssasT,
intend 70 carry busIneas IN III era Rams, an %
my own account, N EenehlAE TSl6iAg slsek anA
poultry, and farmipen l. f.gthsR sve nslies tAaN
slbe In my own namS Tor ~ debts contPaclsa 81 ~
on account Of the said business end that alo eala
capal invested therein does mos Ap.onnt q ~ epa
Of Five Thousand Dtgars. e'NH - i@' va ~
witness my baud, ahis len dey af MareAs 4. x
1851. .-r,r 80 sr,l AHpl ~ WlEaHEeS
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NUHglgON0

OOAA0AS00s AHA
OTATE OF CALIKokkx canlaE 81 n poyado e.
p In tas C!,s's; cHE; 'usIS;., p:
sICLTz, Defendant. - Action brouRht In .ths Dis
triet Court q he kRsnth 1nltal nlsasAA - m
Complaint nied Iq Tie ceInly % "a n9Tuds, q khs
for said CoausS 40 blafae - esr15 ssSs4 ~ Az
ThSRseDss Sfahe nAaase1 MnN1umannGnWARD
s s..Y |. I. s .::'as xs -
SSsmss f!sIssis. AN ~ i,1 ssssS
JudlciaI neisieS - 60 ~ ~ 49,
and 70 answer The eoueaaae GDeA tAesS3 uslA1a ten
days (eEeluslge osths aag efaGyNlesDa F1tve1A
on you 9th aeammoneri feHrye4 Win u Qzeys
u served out 81 mn O. Nj iKiz ikI7 ~
District, within eoe1ly daS[ dfqfeafVta 49, -
District thsH wl,hia lpstS AagA. aftaaDns naaa ~
The SAID action i Sfcsi " y dAsaa deere. a,,-
solving the bonds q uaasfi1SAy 80 exIsSisr ~
tween you and RlAInu9, 81 .jpAgaon1-isg kas1a
OF suit. And u yea fsIl - appsar and 6nsWss Tie
sald cOanpluDt, assnhsge rsqalF1, to saiA NnAz11
will apply Tor said decree And eni1 juAmanl Aapes-
Ing TO Che prayer 81 said ComhlAihk
by order Of Hon. JAmes johnson, OOanly JuAgO
Of said County. = = Z 4 ss-.sIFF ~ y !
49, Witness my hand, Iaud .lha aeal ee saiA
SEAL Court hereto rGaxtd, e Ussek ID flS2Sr.
- vile, this the - dayoP n1dtstA Anuo Den.
inI one thousand eighk In ~. Axiy-o6e.
ny ooS:z ! B Is III ;
HuNG sLoss, Ai,ornsys fsV Fiailt.H Ha,4 siV--
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

OR riln yunDGD ,ilNb9n9RnMm aAaa co
~ CITY OF RtAGIRvJkAg,-Nee,.alf - -,
EivSn, tMat tAeve is noe IRtke pikkIRR ~ Il ~
Clsy Of RissesvitIs S.S pam ~ lws tii . ~
hundred and Tory -fquf AesteO Aflas1 -.
win be used Tor the purchase a he Nends ekann
City, issued under the pt6vt lloa ~ % AK e -
Z" Al Aet y provide Ier lteaAug tkgeeAs y ~ -
March 9Th, 1853" c1id nsallsy IN & ~ ~ -
FtdesAplleu ~ the Wreae4st AuesiAt2 ~ .sls
Insy b. elsre4, and hslAese 20 salA hsn1s -
drnp.iNn - spsA hspdsi M lsupszS 10 - 10
M 49, 10y q 4: $500 = ~ ~ ~,
son = S1ssses Us I'D y -
nznoaat oei nokaaneONt go, E1 s y
par value. -, TNQA, II -
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CALLING TOK THEIR PAY.-TheTe never
was aueh . shameless, such . greedy, such
disgraceful scramble for Office - IL now
going on among the Republican patriots,
who but few months ago violently de-
DOupced Federal officials. The Boston
Transcript, one Of their organs says, 'it
would be rather refreshing to see few
names Of prominent men and men not
prominent who were actively engaged In
the last Presidential campaign, who ere
not candidates or seekers for position. Il
begins to look as II everybody, who acted
as orator or leader, is calling for his re.
ward or wages" The New York Times
indignantly rebukes the "impudent cor
mOrants" who incesSansiy impUrtune the
President for place. II says, and the reader
must recol;ect Il 10 Republican evidence {:
"The pressure upon the President 10 terrific |;
and even the sturdy raiI.Apltier, who has long
been accustomed ~ the hardest kind Of mental
and phy steal labor, 10 Incapable Of bearing up
under Il. He retiFes ct night. pale and haggnrd,
Ew . few hOura' FrpseCin the alOrniNg de ~
aault Ii renewed 1pO0 him With fresh vigOr |;
his privacy isinvaded, hts Iuotsteps are dOgged,
aud even The members Of bis family, and bis
servants and DegFO man, are not sats trOm The
approaches II The iMpudsnT Owm0VsRts wlIO
purAue their quarry with ell The GsrOOity Of
SelMShness"
Such fellows are not governed by PTin'
ciple; they would, without shame or re.
morse, betray their party OF country for
consideration and Of such is the Rcpub-
lican party principally cOmPOSed. Greedy,
i'npudent and mercenary, they voted for
Lincoln for pay, and IL they fail to receive
it they viii heap the bitterest impreca-
tions upon his head.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

NOTICE TO CoNER E0&uA@are
DRoPOeAl.s will be Ssssasaaa1 ~ - lsvatg.
IL seer Of DiAmoph GnEiRaD 1ssnsA - =
No. 5. until Thufsday, the xStR tasS III 4 =.
bnildiu8 REiARa sclcss shd 0a< - 1,
Wisconsin RA!s re oOatFaeeSR taaqF1 nzlIll
nsrHsS. esssssss e III i sy q 9 ~
spoRaihle hsSdlsrs kAa4s ~ lppbssasao.1Ek 80
seen Gy calling % the AnasrsigbeA, e ~
THOs. M0dUl6T6N, I'D 0lai.R
Pleasant VallsT. AREe eUlaeiV a len Mb hae,
r. S.-pr1posals aAppld b. alaRssseA - Tasn.A
McQutston, Road Overserr, Newscvn Esgs 66Isn
aplS-tA littN I''a oat7t' 4 ~ fsazEEzzfr1
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CEOwOEO,-EVsEy evSslss tltt ssagss Aum
FOISOh cOinS Into our city lO1HSA down wish
PasseugerseS rOstsSoS WasAss end Rs@sralda.
On Tuesday they brOaght up sixty.two paSssu-
gers. On foot, on hnSSsback Ia wagons, ear.
rtages and stages, PasssUGsrs daily IsaEs our
town for the "prOmISed land" They are moi
detained here any time. fmmediAasIy sAer a..
rival, u they desire II, they can procure horses
OF carriages tOt the trip. Our livery stables are
well lupplled with the aHsst hOFSss and bsss Of
vebleles. which they III CH reasonable terms.
The roads ere gOOd, The Wather pleasant, and
The stage fare mOderateI and the mines "Over
the mountsins' are believed TO be rich and Iusx.
hauStIbls. Those Out NJ employment, and will.
ing to work, either on their " own hook" or for
fair wages, can dad hlenty 10 do 10 "sIlver
land"
SnrrTiH wOOS.-WG were shown. Q lev dSys
sgo, By our neTt dOOr Neighbnr, John Roy,
pile Of b"ards which be had purchased Gr,m
Jack johnson, II the North Cau"n Mn, near
the old smigrAnt rOad, purpOrting 10 BE- the
genuine ahiItem wOod 20 much IA vogue with
the ancienIs. Assuming Webatsr n be good
autbOFity, We cannot dnubt bat that THE g the
" simon pure" article, a. eli the pscuIiarities
menti"ned By him are fulIy represented 10 the
bOaFds which we examined.
PUBuc ScuoOL OvvIcEns.-The City Council,
At their IAst messing, elected NJ. Charles B.
Petit Superintendent Of the PlaeervIlIe Public
School, 10 Ilscs Of NJ. Prssr. resgaed; aud
Mr.. Ogden Squires Trustee from The Third
Ward, to ill vacancy OccaSiOned BY promotion
81 Mr.. Petit. Better men could NOT have been
elected.
Mons "NIPrISo. Mine Chiuamen were ar.
rested on ThursdAy night. on charge Of steal.
ing clothing from A. J. Baber's cabin 81 span-
fsh Till. They wereArird before Justice NcIn.
tire. and. n" evidence ri guilt appearing against
eight Of the party, they we're dischared-the
ninth one 10 yet in custody.
MrRDER.-Two Indians, ct Newtown. on the
toIh iHSv., had perEnHal difficulty, which re.
suited in the death ~ one Of the cOmbatants.
The murderer L. now confined ia the County
jail.
EARLV STRAwBERRIEs.-We are indebted 10
Mr. Garvitt, Of this city, for . boz OF straw.
berries, of the White-Pearl and Wine varieties,
Of thiS years growth.
FALsE.-TwO alarms Of FIRE were given m
Thursday evening. neither Of which had any
real foundation Ew alarm. The Department
Was out in bnth cases.
.
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BUN1GOIGA1..,i -. f,.rx


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA canR1T ~ - aAe
D Pa s JS.tiss = csert. ~ xgEesbig;
SIMMONDs. gTestings ssHda iasaS yfe4ls-
mOned to Appeas bsfo.s ~ A1Ey,s4eetA% ~
Springs TOwnship, Of the eeqlty afelet3t ~ NE
18th day Of Nay, A. D. IN 81 fV64I1eE a.
NJ, 70 answer nuao The seupaaiaes - ~ VIC.
Story, who sues 70 ssa0seg ahesensA e. aelelB 9so
dollars. with interest NON the eIeKfA dty II isy,
A. H.. D. iSS:S =: .s, I n I.
amount. together with c6St5 ia NaAiaf1 70 yea
fail 70 appear End anaweSsaSsss. Vi ila nsas SsE
TO the shsEiG or Ang ycOnst0hls a. paid Cs4nsy,
hereof. '-f'fa. saeEF Eva - = W.
Given under my hsEd, shss Issa dAy Afgs6sAary,
A. d. 1861. .------.--r1r,A1 sQtjR lRlGkv-4.
Justice Of the re'': y S24 'sslssia IISSR'eiP.
Whsvs s .a;i;tss;G,I ITSct ihilasy -.
In the above action; b oon09 late,
Il is ordered that tAIe SEDHWs NJ SnslAghaA %
the MoEnIAIN- 0kN0cHAF. . peNapapeK nah'ished
in the city Of Plaeerville. IL said c6aity az fAEFe
months from the date hefVUl1 "a s-ft-f --ss'7
j. MCCORMICK, %astiee 81 The Reaee.
II Dorado, Feb. toths fshl&@R
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OEsDOuOHAsEE-.PFssident Lineoln's
policy e not 6OBsIdersd satisfactory o. re-
sarded Nth htk b hOnsst Rspubiiopns
who bave The thAttlinsas To speak thelr
real OentlthshtS 4 few Of the more fe.
spectacle and lOdspsDdsat organs Of the
party uUheslhdsgly cOnAsnn II, In Ian
guaSe more e'Hphatie than eOurtiy. The
Portland CaUritr says:
"The depth Of IpEamy 70 which even James
Buchanan dared bot descend, II appears IL re.
served 10 Abraham Lincoln 70 sOand."
The New HaVss Courier, the organ Of
the Republicans Of Connecticut, says;
"Ths prevailing feeling 10 thse Il b . false
has disappdnlsd. Y might b. harsh 70 say be.
trayed, de RspSblieaa IaSty."
The Nashua Gazette, Q RepublIesa o..
gan Of the ultra stripe, IN ImitatOr end
admircr Of the Tribune, says:
"a Government % eswsfdly, ~ craven, has
sunk Itself beneath the respect Il . brave and
loyGi people. and me quieksF IL 10 dss6- sud
buried Oat " ihs wsy VI sight sDd Snaslls he
better"
We haVS other extracts, from RepubIi
can journals, Of similar significance. but
the shove are suGicient y shOw that Q
mutiny already exists In the Republican
camp, which may break out ct any md
ment unless the Administration Fstrace
ito stepa The abandonment Of Fort Susn.
ter BY the Administration Is . bitter pill
for the Republicans to swallow, after their
violent abuse Of Buchanan for not recap.
turing the fort. To eat their own words,
to praise what they condemned, must be
Notifying and humiIiating; but they aVs
doing it In this State with singular una
nimi,y and dexterity, as IL accustomed
TO IL
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20

AFTER TINE SPOILA.-The New York
Times thinks there are no less than . mil
lion Of men now 10 pursuit Of the Offices
at LiocOIn's disposal A vast majority Of
them must DO disappointed, and disaP-
pOIntment generally produces ri feeling Il
not open rebellion. Until the Offices are
disposed Of the Republican party win
move along barmOOioasly, with only Occa.
sionally smothered exclamation Of dis
content from snubbed aPplicshf, but
when eli the places are fillcd wont the
unlucky aspirants howl forth thsir indig.
nation in tones ofexecrationl Itisscarcely
an exsggeratiOn to say that three fourths
Of those xhO voted for Lincoln expected
to be rewarded for their services, by re-
ceiviNg lucrative appointment
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-04-20
Ell DORADO PRENIUM WINES
miscellaneous an6trtising.

A GRAND EXCURSION
-@z 9a OLO M A,
ny Young Anerlea Engine C0. No. 3.
Tie FIRsF ANNUAL EXCURSION Of YOUNG
AMERICA ENGINE COMPANY, No. 8, Of Tie City
Of PiacervIlle, will take place on
"wednesday, the first day Of May.
The Company viii leave PacerVllIe at O'Clock.
~. precseI Tor COlOma, where they Will spend tile
day and evening.
4 BALL win ne given In the Evening, at the
METROPOLITAN HALL.
friends Of the Company, Ladies' aad Gentlemen.
respectfully invited IN b. present on the OCCASION
COMMITTEE or ARRANoEnENTs:
PiaceFville- Coloma-
NV. Levan, is. Chapman,
Jas. L. WeySsoath, .. D. Fowler,
Th0s. IIOgsett. Z. Woodruff.
RECEPTION cOHMITTEg:
P1acervilIe- CvlOma-
WIN. Mccormick, u. T. Catln,
wv. Edwards, g. 70 Brockway,
WIN. Taylor. A. A. Van Gueider.
FLOOR HAHA0EaS:
PlacervIlle- COloma-
Alex. Hunter, J.. DAva,
John v. Kunkler, r. Woodruff,
J. L. Weymouth. 8. ID. Weller.
Music BY the Piacervllle and COloma Brass and
String Bands.
Tickets, Including Supper, Is, to be had Of any
member Of tile Committee Of Arrangements. milo