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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

Ta7O THE PUBLlC.-Dr. Z. y. COBB has
/ made Milburn Il Bro, Druggists Of The city
OF Alexandria, lis sole Agents for The town and
county o. Alcxan,ira, - sell his superior OIL,
known as the CINAkER OIL. This OIL is
warranted 20 remove all kinds Of pains such az
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sick HaadaclIc, Strains,
Spram$. Bruises. &C.; also, recommended very
highly for Horses. This OIL is warranted &c re-
move all the above pains in from 10 ~ minutes.
DR.. ?. A. CUbB, Lynchbalg. VI.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

7 PUNCHE0N very superior Old Jamaica Rum
i" fine Old Scotch Whiskey
) ar. casks fine Old Madeira Vino
81" " Sherry Wins, in store, and
I or sale ky
,leo 81 HUNT0N L RIDGELY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

G1-S DWELLING AND STORE FOR RENT.
i;..A situated on Royal street, between King and
Cameron streets. The rent will be made low to L
punctual tenant. Apply 10
ian 23--ltf HENRY CHATHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

fsyHE BOOK FOR THE TINES !-Another
/ supply of Giiham's Military Tactics, prico
$3.50, just received. Sent by nail, postage paid,
On the receipt Of S2.75.
ian ROBERT BELL.
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4 EALUABLE.W0Rk.--T he -l4aateted P"r"-
n yr"y,h Gib'c. containing the Ola and New
TcstanentS, according TO the authorized version,
arranged in paragraphs and paralleisms, with
Explanatory Notes, prcfaces 10 the several Books,
and an entirely new selection Of references to
parable! and illustrative passages, in Two hand
some octave volumes, published by the London
Religious Tract Society, price Sc. For sale by
dec la ROBERT BILL.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

So FOR RENT.-Thc three story STORE,
Eli No. III, king-<trcct, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. Apply to
NH Aft JAMES +. SMITH.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

4. P. Fletcher, Secretary.
Edward Fuchs, Iics .Src!'sfGry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

VTTALL PAPERS, Of all the very latest pat
w terms. furnished and hung in the best man
ner, at J. 2. CLARkES New Paper Hanging
and window Furnishing Store No. l5S, King.
street. " ""f' 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

NROITND PLASTER-W'e offer for sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very fine in
our own Mill, at S6 per ton o. 92iO lbs, delivered
to cars or to vessels The price will not be adIan-
ced, aud tie farmer can rely upon getting tle pest
article. fresh ground, Whenever tney may oraer.
IL 2S nj FADE AZ MAJ r.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08
BRoOMs, BRooMs,! BROOMs

HARDWARE AND HOUSEKEEPING An
Il TICLES at prices, 10 suit The times, at NO. 49,
King street,,-J0HN I. CREIGHTON is now
selling at No. IS, King street, his entire stock oi
goods at prices to suit the times. Great bargains
Far cash. Call and see. jan l9
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1861-02-08

yDr,tur Directors.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

TIE LEGITIMATE RESrLT-Not u few OF
the Republicans regard our National trou
blcS with pleasure. The Ohio !St0te JoWr-
nal, an iircprcS>iblc Republican organ,
in IA tone Of cxultation, remarks:
I'VE hail this new war 0f freedom. The old
war was commenced by liirncy aud his Abnli
ton followers, aud the new war Of the clashing
Of arms is the legitimate result"
NJ who are not blirled by prejudice
admit that the present dcplorablc war lis
the legitimate result" Of Abolition aSita.
ton Of the slavery question. The Adolf.
Iion.RcPnhlcan party is responsible for
it. Had 1t not triumrhcl at the last cleo.
ti"n, and thus aroused the approximations
Of the South for their own safety and Sc
c'niiy. our country would now be happy
and prosperous. Discomfort, disorder and
rebellion naturally followed the triumph
Of II sectional ianatical faction, who dc.
carcd that they desired no union with
Shareholders.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

NEGRO SYNPATnY.-Thc Boston LiJe'
rdtor prints President LincOln'S letter to
General Fremont between black lines.
The Boston TrdreIler, a conservative Re
publican organ, in reference to it, says
sits appearance madO most Of US fee
very Bfuc, and created general greer
and yellow .melanchOly." The straight
out Republicans desire the emancipation
Of the negroes Of the South, and will new
er consent to termination Of the war un
i'll the slaves are freed from bondage.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

No EVIDENCE OF SINCERITY. 1T is lit.
tie singular, to say the least, that those
who are tiercest and loudest for proSccu-
ting the war, and weakest and vilcst in
denouncing the advocates Of peace, are
particularly careful to not risk their pre-.
cious persons in battle. They want the
war carried on, but they discrectly decline
to share It's dangers and harClShips. Their
conduct is reflection upon their patriot
ism, casts doubt ON their sincerity, aud
impeachcS their courage. They evident.
ly think it safer to give advice than to set
M example. One is easy, requires no
sacrifice, and is attended by no serious
consequences; the other might he little
troublesome, hazardous aud unwholcsomc.
We admire their discretion, not their
pluck!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

TnE PRESIDENT ASD GEN. FREMONT
The Springfield (Illinoi>) Journal, one ol
Ihc oldest papers in that State and the
home organ Of President Lincoln, edited
hy his nephew, administers n strong re-
bukc TO those Republican Journals, who
oppose the President and sustain General
Fremont. The New York Lndepen,l,mt,
ErrMihg Post aud other Influential Re-
publican Journals, back Fremont, and
broadly insinuatc that the President, in
modifying FrcmOnt'S proclamation, has
departed from the Chicago platform. In
abiding TO the Chicago Tribune, u type
"G this class Of papers, the Springfield
Journdl says:
1.-THE Tribune seems Ia be bent on mischief
! Its abuse Of President Lincoln for his order,
modify ing FremOnt'S proclamation sO that it
shall conform to the law, Is sweeping and with
out qualification. II iakes emphatic issue with
the G'Nerument, aud is doing all il can to
weaken and destroy public confidence in its
war policy. II may not be aware Of the fact
but il is dividing instead Of uniting the people.
II is giving hid and cOmttrt, not to the Govern
mcnt, but To those who would be glad To see
treason triumph. The dictatorinl spirit with
which it tells Mr. Lincoln TN what principles
and with what policy this war shall be conduct
ed. aud its intolerance If amy other than its
own views, ARE decidedly refreshing"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

REcRrIrIXG.--Wc judge from the tone
Of our Atlantic exchanges that recruiting
goes on slowly, and that ultimately draft
ing will have to be rcSortcd TO to get tho
complement Of men called for by the Pres.
ident's proclamation. The Republicans,
although they are in favor Of the cOntin-
uance Of the war. IRE aversc to do their
share Of the fighting. The Boston pa
pers complain that recruiting Offices for
New York regiments are opened in that
city, which does not speak we'll for the
gallantry,ofthc New York Wide Awakes.
The .A|rertiser, Republican war journal,
says, I it would appear far more honest
for OUT New York friends, instead Of COM
ing tS' Boston, to send their recruiting
parties up into the interior Of their own
State"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16


The DEN0CRAT speaks nf "nur army on the
Potomac" ~ numbering l49.0'W men. Who
do y0u mean bv our army. when vOu thus plu.
rally speak! Deaurcgard or Mcclellan Re.
publican.
We mean the army Of our country, our
whole country. not section Of it. 1t is
not remarkable that the Republican can't
understand such language. disparity and
platform only recognize the non-slavc-
holding portion it. 1t struck the word
National" Oat Of its platform, and prom
inent and influential Republicans have
frequently declared that they and the par
ty they represent, arc unalterably sop
posed to Union with shareholders"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
D!STRICT COURT CALENDAR
NOVEMBER THIN, lsii.
nos. u. y. MYERS, u IGE

MONDAY, I-TH.
John IIr"rdlnk ct al vs. q. II"linn It vi.
The People. -X tel. James J"hns"n, vs. Gen.
Dn'i"n, C.mnIv Auditor.
Gr". T. J"nr> ". Cary and J"hns0n.
MiIhA"n Brothers vs.. II. =. HuIburd
}. u CIandAl ct ~. ~. Samuel > Sparks.
II. 7 Plant -. Samuel Fleming ct IL.
T.. w iidrv-tI ~. Armstrong aud Hunger.
~ ~ Van .ii>tInr Is. Chas. Van AISilGr
Robert Cani,LcI " II. r. Barton SUITS.
Nathan RHINE ~. Warner Grow 81 al
David I.mi>.n ". Mathew l!t.4nd
j X Clark ~. Mas Fini W uni NJ Go. ...
I. q. Birt.i, linarll and Baker.
H. =. i;r"wn VI. J. T.. Custer.
j j. Mcll"Ir"n ~. ". j linrw"ll.
Err"k. Canal t"I>. lIu'hud aud llulbnrd.
l.n,> LrpctrIt ~. &. IL. Ai;"l- 1T al.
Louis ~ - y Go. " VIM Mae.
Aghlh, S',ulIL - EdMa,d SlIutz.
J'hn ]. M",i, ~. Wn. l.. Scott.
VI \ G,".n~aI,r,s. T. A. GIilrhwatcr.
tAlhhin" VI der ~. Jacob Miller.
X VI. H., h"lds -. Mc>>rn,irr IT a.
JrrmL.h TrtI"'nins ~. Jess. e. Cox.
j. j. Mcllait ". John \. Bird 1t uA.
q. ". St"'; ~. Charles linrnrtt
J. J Mclla't"nN j. aud VI. llanlun.
ni>a ". Blake -. j. Is. Blake.
julia Cnu ". John Cr.n.
j. g. Baker vs. &. W. WaEgrt IT NJ.
". :. linrn> ct a. vs. Ed. M,"rr cl al.
Francis M"nnI"L W. Antoine Prdnlii.
TIL" matter 81 the Board Of Trusicrn of the
". f.. Church. IlIc,r,iiir.
J"s-i,h Todd ~ IL D,.radn County.
Francis Mtfphv -. CIlt 81 l'liccrvllc.
VIM K"ush ~ B.-EiIiran ct al.
Justine Foster We. Noses TrLbs ct AL
TrL>pAY. lgTn.
Josephine Brown ". J. &. Brown.
John Iitk - al. ~. L. lI"ldriu." IT al.
john lIrk rt al. - Il"l,hidgr, Parker ct al.
VIM. jones' ~. \ Ci,rk ct ii.
\ n. Spence ". u. Harvey Il al.
l.. VI. Davis 81 al. -. - Worth.
wEDNESpAI, .'TH.
The People W. Peter Beck.
VIM G. Craig ct nj. ~. ". Haitram 1t al.
Thus. II. Williams vs.. Oscar Johnson ii al.
=. J.. Smith vs. W. liMrtram.
q, y. Douglass IS. Alexander Wiley.
j. ". =. titles W. Alexander Wiley.
DAVID Thornton ". j. T.. Simmons.
l.. 4. Epson n Go. VS.. W. BArtranI.
cAUsES NOT SIT.
The People VS. john KnbiHsun.
The People vs.. Wah Sin It ii.
J. Il. Clark ". Mass. Flat W. and u. Co.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

MOEE OrrHAGEs. Petty military up
starts, following the example Of Dix, mr.,
becoming dcSpotic, and destroy property
with rccklcs>nc>S aud aulacity unbcar
able. The following VIC take from til,
Sacramento Union Of Thursday:
GRgAr EXCITEMENT IN TERRA IIAUrE. -TERRr
llAUTE (lndianaI, Oct. 2lSt.--Twn or tire,
companies "i ihcF"rty-third Indiana Regiment
stationed at Camp Nig", near this city, under
command Of their Colonel entered The city
quietly this evening and proceeded 10 the office
II the .JoUrHdL dML Uemocrdt, aud in u shur
time demolished everything. They then pro
cceded 10 several private houses and served
them in the same manner. The citizens are
organizing I" proceed To take the camp. There
il great excitement.
llow~iOng will the people submit tn
such unprOvokcd, intOlerablc outragcS
Not content with destroying n printing
office, 1.-TWO or three companies" Of sol.
dicrS, "undcr command Of their Colonel, "
march "tO several private houses and
serve them in the same manncr"-the
houses evidently of loyal citizens, for the
dispatch says "thc citizens are organizing
to proceed to take the camp" Is it Urea,
son" to dcnouncc such infamous proceed.
inSs! The Republican organs say it is,
and threaten with "thc dungeon and the
gallows" those who have the manlincSs to
do it!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
y FGnrrxa PAKsox.-Rcv. b. C. Ward.

a tiGTTING PAKsOS. B. c. Ward.
pastor ola Congregational Church in the
village Of Genesco, Illinois, conccives it to
be his duty to forsake the pulpit for the
held. lie has received authority to raise
company Of Infantry, but proposes to
enlist cIcrgymen Only-a proposition that
ought to and doubtless will receive the
greatest encouragement. An appeal to
his clerical brethren, published over his
own signature, calls upon 1.-the fighting
stock &c the church militant" to prove to
the world their willingness to " seal with
THAR bh-pd what they have talked in their
PuIpits. Heres Custom, opportunity
hT Starr Ma, PEE, a., 40 .Am,lersons.
and clergyman VI like i.k, To show the
world the sincerity "f their professions -
to prove that they are ready and willing
and anxious To practice " hat they preach |!
Will they embrace it: All who read their
sermons must DC Onvinccl-unlcss they
have little faith in their vcracity--that
they are distinguished members of the
!" lighting Ateek VI Tire tl4s#elt ss.ilit..,t :,
and that they arc and have been impa-
ticntly waiting for an occasion to "scal
with their blood what they have talked
in their pulpits." Ward is u trump -
he is entitled to our admiration for his
sincerity and boldncss---for his willing.
ness to practice what he breaches, how
ever unbccOning and inconsistent his con-
duct may be with his high and holy call,
ing. There is nothing Of the hypocritc
about Ward; there may not be about
King, Peek, aud the two AnderSons, hut.
unless they respond towards call, cheer
fully and unheSitatingly and promptly,
intelligent persons will question their sin
ccrity and patriotism, and not without
cause.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
COURT OF SESSIONS.

nos. JAMES JOHNSON. JUDGE. AND HIRAM FALK
AND g. ". STOUT. ESQ MS, Associates.
Monday, Nov. llth, 1861.
james Kennedy arrngncd. and plead not
guilty IL three indictnentS-ru grand
larceny and assault and battery.
John {. Stout urragned and plead not guilty
to indictments for exhibiting deadly weapon
and fur using deadly weapon.
- Fitzgerald. arr"igned and plead not guilty
To indictment for selling liquor tn Indians.
Johnson, Cornish. Rice and Anderson plead
not guilty To indictment fur robbery.
TuEsDA:, Nov. 18th.
john llasmus plead not guilty tn indictment
for assault and battery.
WEDNESDAY. Nov. 18th.
John Harris found guilty of Burglary.
THuRsDAr, Nov. l4th.
John C. Stout tried IN indictment for using
deadly weapon ; jury failed tn agree.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

Nsare indebted to Theo. Tracy and jarrett
"hi'e' ct Wells, Fargo 4 Co.'s Express. for
numerous iavors during the past week.
FrENiruRE.--we invite theattention Of deal.
Tvs III furniture, aud others. to the card of Sci.
"ng' Marx Co., "f San Franciscn. We are
well acquainted with Mr. Marx, aud can youcl
"r h''n as an amiablc and clever gentleman.
F JOS T"bD. late Coroner # this county, has
c'ihIIlrnccd an action in the District Court ia
enforce The payment 81 $7I3 IN, which he
c'ainIs To be due him from the county far off.
cihl services, and which the Board Of Supervi.
'"rS refused {" pay. Messrs. Blanchard and
Meredith are his attorneys.
FIRENEN's NOMINATIONS. NEPTUNE Engine
Co., on Thursday evening, nominated Mr.
James liennessy fnr Chief Engineer II the FIR
Department, and VIM. McIlrien fur Assistant.
Tie election will come of an the evening al
The hrst Monday in December.
Cir "YV nv IIo.g Tom Fitch (wc r.m.
near saying "Pitch'-for he's black enough IL
g" ny That Daine), was, on Thursday evening
'"S'' elected member 0f Neptune Engine Co.
y" = We havean idea that he " i'll prove good
"n the run" but are Apprchcnsivc that be
won be able Ito stand fire." However, lie
may prove an efficient member If the Conpauy,
~ every rganization If the kind has occasion
ally need Of a "blOwer." Little bIrd" tell.
"s that the Company ordered, when the ballot.
ing was had on his application, that al who
were favorable :" his admission should deposit
black ball in compliment {" his politics. The
ballot was dark and Tom was admitted.
We have been requested to state that the
Grand Jury ignored the bill Of Indictment
against J. Y. Adams E,r sta5bing c. X. Whey 4.
er at Grizzly Flat IN the fourth Of last july.
LLcrrRIs.-T Methodist Episcopal Cy,,rch
"f this city intend getting ny course If lee.
lures this winter, the proceeds If which, we
learn, will be appropriated tn liquidaie the in
drbfedness "f the church. Bishop Kip, DR.
Peek, Rev. Mr.. Briggs. Gov. Nrr. Hon. Henry
Edgrrton and DcighLor Fitch. "fiLc H,DuL,a.ia
have been invited I" lecture
DgLEGArES. Nci,Innc Engine Co. M. .. at
their last n"nIhly meeting, 81, ctcd Mcssrs l..
r Barnaby aud J. NJ Gran,ham members Of
'h" Board Of Delegates Of the City Fire De.
pArtmcnt.
DIsTHIcT CorRr. The November term Of the
District Court viii commence "n M"nday next
thiy'hve can-"S are upon the calendar, If
which ihrc" arr fer murder ard six actions for
divorce from il'c bonds "f maIrInury.
HI>INES> CnINGE.-A. G.. Henry has sold his
Interest III the coInin-s i"n, fpim ar,liny and
sr"','i bu>Im.ss Il Henry ~ Bye l." Mr.. Stew.
art. lat" "t Placer county. The bus ness is
n"w conducted III the nAInc Of Eye 4 Stewart.
BALL AT t'LAEkSvILLg --G. y. Douglass, Esd.
Will give bail at the Railroad ll"usr, Claiks
villc. "n the :isl instant.
HNLL At GHLETwOnD ---.Dlc"b Wink lcman
Val .Ivr >''Ial bail. AZ the GicrnMmud Hotel.
HIcchM "'d. on the 10Th inst.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
Neutume Engine Co., No. 2.

Al regular monthly meeting of Neptune
Engine Co., NJ. 2. held on the evening Of Nov.
"a, 1851, Mr.. James Hennessv was unanimously
nominated fDr the office "f Chief Engineer Oi
the PlAcerville Fire Department Mr. William
Assistant Engineer; election To be held ON the
first Monday in December.
At the same meeting the thanks Of the COM
pany were returned to the parties who presented
the Ol painting Of Gen. ScOtt aud AlsO tO those
who pre- scented the photographs representing
the seasons and night and morning; To Messrs.
Harry Chace, W. l.. Marble, Lew Keller and
II. Louis. for appropriate pictures; also to DIR.
Ike S. Titus, for IL revolving chair for the use
Of the company:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

INFAMOrs. The San Francisco CORES
pendent Of the MarySviIle .ipeaL hopes
that "Gcneral Ncsmith will watch the
movements of Stark (thc successor Of Col.
Baker in the u. 5. Scnatc), and secure
for him, at the earliest opportunity,
berth in Fort Lafayette! The question
naturally arises, what crime has Stark
committed that he should be imprisoned
in Fort Lafayette! Is he traitor? Has
he assisted the ScccsSionistS. Not at all
lie is an unyiclding, incOrruptiblc, coura-
geous Old Line Democrat, aud for this
grave offence he is to DC prosecuted and
imprisoned! lie refuses to bow the knee
and worship at the polluted shrine Of
RcpubicaniSm. This is his crime. The
hircling who could recommend anything
Of the kind, it is safe to assert, was born
a slave and never uttered manly SvItti
mcnt or entertained an indcpcndc' t
Thought.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
THOS. d. WADE, Secretary.

CoUGus.-The sudden changes Of our climate
are sources Of PULMONARY, BRONCHIAL, and
AsrHNATIC AFFECTIONS. Experience having pro-
we'd that simple remedies often act speedily and
certainly when taken in the early stages OF the
disease, recourse should at once be had to
" BrOaca'a Bronchial 7rOches," or LO1engeS, let
the Cold, Cough Irritation Of the Throat be ev-
rF 50 slight, a. by this pFecAution more serious
attack may be eEectuAlly warded of. PUBLIC
SPEAKERs and SINGERS will find them efiectual for
clearing and strengthening the voice. See adver
tisement. Sins
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

RESOLUTIONS or THE GRAND LODGE OF
ODD FELLOWS United States Grand
Lodge Of Odd Fellows, at their late annual
session ut Baltimore, passed the following
resolutions
WHEREAS. The very spirit Of Odd Eel
IOwship-thc life it would breathe over
all the world-thc profession it makes
everywhere; and at all times recognizing
but one natiOn-thc earth; but one family
the race Of man. This il one Of It's
boaSts--Onc pillar Of its strength and
whereas, the trouble, diScOrd and faction
that 50 often aud iicrccly prevail in and
between the various associations Of tn !.
day, enter not the portals Of Odd Fellow
ship; and whereas the chickering's, the
jcalOuSics, the Strifrs for place aud power,
the spirit Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, the thoughts
Oi self, the contests Of section and Ol par
! ~. which pervadc society, cnlbittcr friend
ships, and occasionally even dcsecrate the
! sanctuary, have cast no shadow within
our Lodges; and whereas, to cement more
strongl y the ties that bind US together,
and to renew our vows aud devoti0ns
upon the sacred altar Of Odd Fellowship /;
be it therefore
ReSOtceCi, That the perpctuity of Odd
Fellowship, and its beneficial influence,
can only he maintained aud exercised by
Il rigid adherence to its ritual and iunda-
mental laws.
ReSOired, That the members Of this
Grand L"dgc will employ every means,
and will cndcavOr to impress upon the
minds Of their constituents the necessity
Of so doing, to cultivate aud practice
these sentiments aud principles, which
will be best calculated to preserve our
beloved Order intact, wherever its benign
influence has spread, wherever the ban
ncr Of Odd Fellowship hns been unfurlcd
Resulted, That it is the duty of every
good Odd Fellow, ut all times, 50 to act,
and SO to speak, that their words and
deeds may give no just cause Of oifcnsc
to those whom circumstances have, for
the time being, cut of from friendship
and social intercourse with us.
ResOIrcI, That this Grand Lodge hopes,
and will continue to hope, that the trying
difficulties now existing, and which have
shaken our common country to its very
IOundatiOn-c CAUSED disgust and c>trnngc-
mcnt between brothers aud friends -may
be speedily and amicabIy settled; aud
that the storm which is now raging IN the
breasts Of the people Of this once peaceful
and happy land may he asSaugc'l, and the
clouds which have darkcnrd the hopes,
aud 6lightcd the prospects ot whole ma
ton, may he swept away, giving place to
"A clOudlcsS sky, bright aud generous sun
shine, shedding peace, harmony aud joy
over and throughout this wide spread land.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

SAFE RELIANCE The Governor of Iowa
tclegraphed whether he should draft, st
being almost impossible to obtain Volun'
tcers. Cameron, Secretary Of War, re-
piled. "NO, We must rely on the patriot
ism Of the people,"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16

MISSIONARY Misunderstanding to the
San BernardinO Patriot that delightful
village "knows no Sabbath, no God, no
church, no religion, no philanthropy
nothing pure, holy or sacred. Alas! no:
thing but the love of MammOn, and tho
pupsuit Of interest"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-16
'oD CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
\ RANCH FOR SALE. @

4 RANCH, containing about lG0 acres Of Land,
N - acres Of which cleared and under fence,
situated about mile from pAcervile, at the juno
tim u the Georgetown aud CnlOMa roads, will be
sold cheap, the proprietor desiring to leave the cOun
~. There Is n gOOl house on the premises, and
hne yOunR orchard az thrce acres. The place 10 well
adapted TO a TAVERN STAND. Title perfect.
Also, = piece Of ground on COlomA street, Placer
WILLIE suitable for bull ling lots which Is well WAleteL
All % the above will he sOld for cash.
kTy- For particulars, inquire of II. A. Cagwin Z
co.. Main st., or Of Walker Flanagan, GU the Plaza,
PlacerVilIe.
Octl9 LIN JAMES REARD0N.