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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

How 1HE MONEY Goa When the
volunteers we're 6rst called into service,
the War Department, specializing gentle
men. paid eight cents per pound for beef
on the hOOf; now they get just as good
for Eve cents. The 6rst contract was
given, according to reliable Republican
authority, to enable favorites to make
"a good thing" out of Uncle Sam. and
they did 90. They charged the highest
prices and furnished the poorest beef
"That's the way the money goes"-be.
slowed on partiSans to keep up the cry
that tho "war is . righteous one and
must DO conducted vigorously until the
South IL completely subjugated."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

FoR PEAcE.-In reply to the Commits
sioners from Maryland. General Jefferson
Davis has published letter, in which he
declares that tho desire Of the South il
for peace, and that the Confederate Gov
eminent will readily entertain any prOpO.
sltions from the Government Of the United
States tending to . peaceful solution Of
existing difficulties. II rests with the
Administration to say whether our din.
cultiss shall Do settled peacefully and
hOnOrably aud satisfactorily, or the war
be continued at vast sacrifice Of treas.
ureApd blood.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

TEE COsr.-War is costly luxury and
impOverishss country that engages in It
The Washington correspondent Of the
Philadelphia kAQuiTSr writes:
vi en- orsdIbly islSgmsd THAT The oAryiea
- Of this 00vsFs@ont NOW ensis the uaco lttt
san u twO millions Of dollas . day."
At this rate the expenses Of the war SOE
one year win DO nearly SieAt AwMdrSd
millions q dollars. every cent Of which
must come out Of the hard earnings Of
the people.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20
aTYMMOMA

CrArE 0V CALIFORNIA. Cousty Of n D~raAs -
- In the District C"urt, Eleventh JoA,cisi risIhL
n SrEED. t1siaG9. 70. slLAS sIMONS, Defend.
eat -Aeiien brought 10 the DssiTkt Court Of the
Eleventh. Judicial District and the Complaint hied
IN ihs County Of u Dorado In the Once 81 the cisrk
Of said District cOurt, In asd for saId County and
STATE.
The People II ihe Fate Of CsIlEornia. 10 eILAa
HN0Ne. greeting: Yoa ere hsTeby FrQuIreA n ap.
pear 10 en- setlen brought against y0u BY the above
named Plaint6 In the DstFica C~urt Of the Eleventh
judicial DiATiet 10 and Ter the County Of n UoFsdo
and 70 anSver the Compliant Med therein, within
ten days (sxeiusive Of The day Of OeTvee) asT The
service on yea Of this BummonS-if served within
THE Cepniy; AeFved ont ~ this Ccsnty bot witAih
Ihis Judicial Oistset, within twenty Aays: oT. n
served cut Of said Datret. thea within forty dave
Or Judgment by default viii ~ taken sgAInS' you.
ne said aetios 10 brought 10 recover judgment
against you tnT -four hundr~A dollars. an account
StAted foT WeSk and abnE done for you By Plaintiff,
~ your special instance and FeQuept
Ant " yoa fail TO aTPar and anSwer the sah
C,mplain: - shove required, the ssh Paint Z
will tai judgment agains, you for saiA ausoent END
co'is 0sccTdng 70 the p'ayeT Of said CoMplaini
-, Wines my hand. and Tie eeAl Of saSa
L. g. c"urt hereto AGaXed at once In the city II
- PiAeeTville. this the 18th dsy ~ July. A. d.
1891. wM. A. JANUARY, Clerk.
nlApcaARD NEaRptTn, Att'yS for PIG iy90Sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20
CoNsTABLE's SALE.

DY siVtue ofAn execution, Ia me directed. Issued
ID oct Of the COuTt Of janice MrCoFmiek. = Jus-
ties Of the Psses In and fer the Township II Nod
Syringe, county Of n Dorado and State Of CaiE1f-
mia. upon JndRmaRs Tsndesed before SAid Justice.
on the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1851, IN favor Of
ABE Rk0 = and Agsinst J. c. Bush, J.
WHEATEH and q HANSON. Esr the SHn u
siHty -tvc 6.lO0 dOuArs principal. and eisiees
. 100 d01ArO, e. etc 81 suit and seeTuing enss.
have levied upon, and uili eHpope for Sale at pub
lie Su:sAoa. 70 the highest md hest btdAeT the
pTentSes, at the hour Of 10 O'Clock. Az.
On the 10th day OF August, A. D. 1901,
All the right. title interest and claim IL the above
named pefsnAsntS. IN shd to the fOlloWIrg dee
eItbe6 property. lying and being IN Mnd springs
Township. county aud State AfoTcSStd, to-Nu:
That ceViain hume IN D. HamTrrs ranch, run.
ming from the old ditch Of the corporation n BVad
~, RerdAn b Co. to . mining claim formerly
owned ~ DuOh Summons alec. . ditch, cong
meneine AZ the loGeT end Of the above named
aume and running down To their mining elASa
below, . defiance Of \ Of nile Also, IT," mining
elaims-"ne, 0ituAted on q line fence between D.
HAmmel's and Geo. vGuEhn's ranches. containing
SiA hUndTed feet square the other. situated about
one hundred and my yHTds east Of vaue' re h0uSt
in gulch running int Dead Name IIolIoW, COO.
tsiriaa coo feet in length
Oissn under my hand. this 7th day IT july, A.
d. ISL DARWIN CHASE, Constable.
Uo-td 10 anA GOT said TVW nship
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

NEW BooEs.-H. II. Bancroft 4 Co.
booksellers. San Francisco, will receive
BY the next steamer the following valuabl,
books: the Sea, (L0 Hsr) BY Michslet
The Great Uprising Of the People; Vol
10, Towards Practice Reports; Vol. 81,
Smiths New York Court Of Appeals Re
ports; COltOn's General Atlas, new edi
ton; Equity Craftsman, new edition
Vol. 8, Agassiz'S Natural History; Vol
81, Encyclopedia Britannica; Rebellion
Record. Part IL; Hints on Health; Vol
unteer's Manual.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20


WHAT LTNcoLNR has DoNE. esteemed
Democratic friend, writing from George
town under date Of the Eth, says: 1.-THE
President prosecuting his war on the
States that have withdrawn from the
Union, seems to be fettered by no Con.
stitutional obligations whatever. He has
abdicated the just powers conferred on the
President BY the Constitution, and usurped
the powers delegated to Congress by that
instrument Is it not soi A few indis.
putable facts will substantiate what a..
sert.
at is admitted by every intelligent
man that under the Constitution, Con.
gress alone has the power to declare war.
Lincoln has assumed and Is now exerci.
sing the war power.
"Congress alone has tho power to raise
and support armies. lincoln, without
the shadow Of legislative authority. is
raising and supporting an enormous army,
called out for three years. in addition to
the $4,000 three months militia before
called for.
"COngress alonC has the power to pro-
vide and equip naviOs. Lincoln. without
the semblance Of lawful authority, has
called for $4,000 regular seamen, and is
providing and equipping navios to carry
on the war.
"COngress alone has the power to ap-
propriate money and the President is for.
hidden to expend one cent except so ap.
prOpriated; and the laws Of Congress
make it felony In the President or any
other officer or citizen to expend money
not appropriated BY law or to divert mon
ey specifically appropriated to any other
object. Lincoln has suspended the pay.
ment Of moneys so appropriated.
Congress alone has the power to sus-
pend ht privilege of that glorious writ Of
right and bUlwArk Of human liberty, the
writ Of hsbeas corpus. Lincoln author
ICES even his military subordlnates to sus-
pend it at their pleasure.
"And ell this be does, declaring that
the Union Is still intact and the COnstitu.
ton inviolate! And Democrats are asked
to countenance these outrages, under the
plea that it is their duty to support the
Government. Democrats have too high
q respect for the Constitution to assist in
violating it.
"The ticket nominated BY the faction
lists has caused great dissatisfaction over
here. and few Of the old line Democrats in
the Douglas ranks will support II. Let
our Convention nominate the right kind
Of men and We will carry the county by a
large majority. Yours. T."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

SrUNPISo rT.-The Republican County
Central Committee met 10 this city last
Saturday. and made arrangements, We uu-
derstand, to conduct the canvass vigor-
ouSly. The candidates will meet in Co.
Iona on the first Of next month, and pre-
cent their claims for favor to tho sover-
eigns Of that beautiful town. From the
first Of August until election eve, they
will DO on the stump. giving the secess-
ionists fits, exposing the rascality Of the
Bulkheaders in attempting to steal their
Union thunder. and clarifying Old Abe, the
war, the "stars and stripes, the Gag Of
our Union, and especially the American
eagle. They are chockfull Of enthusiasm.
eloquence, patriotism. diSinterestednesS
and love for the "dear people," and have
an abiding confidence in their own fitness
for Office. They believe in the Chicago
platform. in Old Abe'S craftsmanship,
Stewards guilelessness. CamerOn's homes
~. Greely's gratitude, Bakers promises,
Hale's Sobri=ty and Kalloch's virtue
They will do anything for the Union but
volunteer to ight Its battles They will
serve the people chesrfully in any civil
capacity provided they are well paid for
it. But We have said enough to excite
curiosity to hear them, and shall close this
brief article BY remarking that Carpenter,
Eastman and Reynolds, are fine speakers,
clever gentlemen and adroit electioneererS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

NExT GovEREoR. connection with
the GubernatOrial position, We have heard
the names Of the following distinguished
gentlemen mentioned, the nomination Of
either Of whom, by the Constitutional
Democratic Convention, which meets In
Sacramento next Tuesday, would be equl'
vAlent to an election. since the Fourth Of
July Convention made such weak and
Objectionable nominations: Col B. r.
Washington, Judge Burnett, Gov. Weller,
Judge Shattuck, Pearson B. Reading,
vOlnsy E. Howard and Judge Crsaner.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

AsOrssR EVyscT or REPUBLIcAN1sM.-
The leading Republican journals Of the
Atlantic States ere advocating the necossi-
" Of keeping large standing army-au
army ssch - was justly regarded BY the
fathers Of the Republic - the greatest
- 70 liberty. The old plea Of the dospOt,
that Il 8 70 ''eufcrcs order, il used, when
every Intelligent man knows It means the
death kDsll Of our country, and the ad.
Ssst sf ; tyranical military dsspOtIsw.-
1As bsypass not the OallOt-bOx, is to
esvsra. Tie @sscD6Ariss Of . dsspOtic
olllAssy ehisAaia ere to stand 81 The polls
- lnsamt1ats sFssnsO from exercising =
eae,os sisAts right for which the cages
anA hsseao Of The Revolution cOntsDdsd
"a - thair blood.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

WISDOH, 10 spite Of Der dignity and
lofty pretensiOns, has not always had Q
clean house 70 live 10. She dwele With
Solomon, who was . voiuptusry; with
Seneca. who was > missF with Bacon,
who IVES cOsrupt with Julian. who waG
Q tyrant; with Nariboreugh. who was q
traitos. It is0 fase n sks were 20 be
judged BY The Spanish pgovOEh and her
character estimated BY the company she
b. kSpt, che b emo bsstsv Ihan she
ehould b. " and has little reason to tpeat
FoIly herself aEa weaker sister.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

IHDIAH MURDSRs.-Ws learn that few dayG
since. some drunksn Indiana murdered Mex.
ican, . hAlCbreed, two IndiaDs aud . sauaw,
between the forks IT the COsumDes 10 thi;
county. We have been unable TO ascertain the
particulars. bat suppose there was q gsosral
dFuUken rov. which led toths murders. Dep.
uty SHERIFF. Baker and Barron we're in that VI.
ciDity 90 Thursdsy. bat we're unable % nUd
any !traes Of the murdsrsS. From disappear
ssee Of sons Of the bodies It y supposed thai
stones we're the weapons ussd. which OpioIOs
is strengthened By Tie 6ndiSg Of pisces o.
bloody qssFis 90 the ground.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

PREsIDENr LINCOLN ON WAR-Lincoln's
Congressional record, during the Mexican
war, proves that war has no charms for
him. He Was then perfectly wiling to
sacrifice National honor, to see the Stars
and Stripes disgraced, to end the war.
lie sympathized deeply with the "poor
Nexieans who were fighting for their
homes and altarS." and voted against
furnishing supplies to the American army
composed Of his neighbours and coun-
trymen-to carry on the war. In his
Inaugural he used tho following language {:
"S1pposs you o. 10 ssSr, yOs eaANot fight al.
rays, Gnd when, dfser much iass on b0A siiSs,
Gad w gaiR on sitASr. yon esdar E1leiA0. ne
id<nsiodL questioaS a. 10 krms q Ia1ereOHTss are
G0Gi" Ep0" yoU."
The Republican and neutral journals
vindictiVCly dsnOunce Democrats who
utter such sentiments a. this, as seces.
slonists end traitors." and intimate that
they ought to be arrested and punished
for treason. But not q word Of censure
have they for Old Abe. The reason /.
obVious,-h is not popular At present 10
talk Of peace, and they have not the hon
eSty and mAnlinesS TO oppose public opin
ion when it is dangerous end unpro6tAbI,
10 do co. If the President is right, why
60 to va! why (asksa correspondent
of the Journal Of Commerce. il we can
not gain anything, but must lose, anC
settle the tcrma Of our intercourse by ne
gotiatiOn after the war. why not !nitiat'
prudent steps for . settlement now
Why not save the millions OF aching
hearts, the vast amount Of treasure, and
more than Ill. Why not save the remnanil
Of confidence and good will still existin,
between the two sections, as 4 basis fol
future harmonyf Why exasperats 10
yond endurance and make desolats happy
homes. before listening to propositions fOl
peacei Go on With the war. and con
quered or not conquered, there will be NJ
more Unicn. A Union Of strife, Of envy
and Jealousy cannot last
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

PEAcE.-Ths desire for peaee ia bseom-
ing very strong In the Atlantic etatss, and
IN spite Of the objections and rawlings Of
the more ul6a Republicans. public Opin.
ion vial force the Administration to listen
70 hO0Osahls DsopOsitiOOS for terminating
the war. The New York TFiOuas says:
"NOwhsFs o. earth wnalA speedy ana hon
orAble peaes-a real peAeo-6e hailed win
more heAFtGsle g1aassss tAaa ~ No. Il the
CSaitoga prove too stroag 10 b s6hiugatod, We
are for peace o. GA6ie tsrHsA. rather than : ase.
less contiauanee % " WHr."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

SsAm US.-ws learn from Charley Stump
oSs Of the drivers Of AcLsan's tine Of stAges
that, on Friday morning last, WIN. Norris. dri
yer Of the Overland COmpssy's stass, VA
thrown OG tAs boz b. tie whssis Of The stag,
dropping isto chuck hols. ssaF ChppsS's sta
tioO. The horssS ran OF the grade. upssttinG
the stage, ssd epillisg Out ths passssgsFs. NJ
damage YES aOno except % the wagon. n.
passsogsFs aSd nall reached sAls city abOu
Sos bour later thAU usuaf 10 HeLsan's sGago.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

UnHUE.-Banksr, the gitsd District
Attorney Of Nevada Territory, stated in
his speech in he Thsatsrs 10 this ctS,
that IN his native State Nev Hsmpshlfe)
party distinctiOas had hSsn snOred; hat
Ds.aOcrats and Republicans met tdgethsr
a. brothesk ana thst party feeling had
died out Did he tell the truth! Have
the Republicans of New Hampshire, pa
trioticAlly and magnanimOusly, tePudiated
their party preferences and alIegi"HcOf
Not ct al. Tie Legislature Of that State
organized m the 9th Of last June, and the
mo party" Republicans, to exhibit the sim
certify of their professions, met in caucus,
nominated strict party men for ell the
Offices, both prominent and unimportant,
and elected them. They carried their
party prejudiees TO the extreme Of bitter.
mesa, and prescribed their Democratic
friends without the least hesitation or
regret They showed by their acts, which
are more effective than professions, that
they are incorporating partisans; that
they arc not disposed to bestOw favOrs
Upon Democrats, nor forget party friends.
The New Hampshire Patriot thus scOrch-
ingly exposes their hypocrisy:
No.PAOTYrsu ItausfRATsD. many pro-
fes.iOua nj dvrire To k'rRet part" have been
made By the Republican press and lsadsrs,
that II VA naturally supposed they would seize
the 6rst favofsbls opportunity N pot them into
practice. The orgapiSation Of the Legislature
would Aeem IN have been the mnsl fitting Oeca
sion fOr 10. for rsasons which wili suRgest them.
selves IL every rejecting mind. 10 REV ri
this. and 10 order that n"thinR should be done
on their part TO prerrut or interfere With this
patriotic purp1se. the Democratic members
concluded tO hold on caucus (Aa uSual) 80
Tuesday evening for the nOminati"n VI eAndi-
dates Tor officers cf the House tbus leaving the
field clear for the Republicans to carry into Fl.
feet their protested desire In forget party v
and IN "ignOre party feeling" And Wbst wss
the result!
The RepubIicaSs salled their party caucus.
40 usnsi; they nupiuaied their party candi dates
a. usual; and they went into the House On
"Wednesday morning and elected their party
candidates. - usualt
This 10 their way 70 forget party" This ID
their meIh"d of Ignoring party disiiOcii''pa. ''
This u fair example ~ the sincerity of their
professions. and the consistency If their pro.
iessiOHs aud acta. Hereafter we trust We shall
hear NO m0rs from them aboat "iRnoriMG
party" Let them oPase their false and drcep.
tiSe gable abOut dIsFegaVdinG past political
divisIOne about there being " M Democrats
and 90 Republicans new" Il 10 now pror~i
to be ell false and designed only to deceive aud
delraud.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20
RuIEM0Ma.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cpunty Of a Dorado: =.
~ la the District Court. Eleventh. Judicial De'
eTiel-PaleC1LLA MAH0N, Hainti6, ". JOHN D.
MAH0N DstsnAant.-AetiOn broaGht In the ".
triee CouEt Of the Eleventh. Judicial District snd
TIE oe@plaint Als4 In the County Of 81 Dorado, W
the Oee Of the Clerk Of said District Court In ana
fo1 oAiA County and State.
The People 81 he stats Of California. to JOIN D.
MAH0N. greeting: You are hereby required TO ap'
pear u an Aetnn brought against you b the AoovS
NAMED Haintla, ia the DisiFcs Court Of The Qevenm
Ju1lelsl District IL and Ter the Ceuety Of b DOraao
and TO sneweE the CempIaInt Aled therein within ten
days, (exeluslve Of Che dsy Of serVi0s amer the 81
Vice % yeu Of this eummons-if served within w
Colneg " served cut Of This County, bat With'n ~
JaAieIal Dl,lries within tweaty dsys OF, sefvee
out 81 Ald District. then within foFty dayD-or 1uoC
Gsenth b. default win 10 taken against you. n
ms sai1 oellon 3 brought TO obtain decree q
alvoree iron Ne bonds Of matTlnony noW exssms
botweea yoa an4 plAlntlG ~
Ana yoa tAM 70 appear and answer tne .sH III
Us9pleIns. % aeev0 required. TIE saiA PlAintn w
apHE Ter .ald decree. aeeoTdin8 70 The prayer o.
49, wltpes ny hasa, anA shs BAL Of Az
II. 3 geass hereto a@AAds e Oee 10 the city 81
PIaesEVills. eAis The l1lh day e yulZ, =. "
IooI. W. A.. JANUARY, Clerk.
y 0eDm oouIn1, Depuv'
J. g; kAstnAh 8 J. J. NnlIAm,
ysu AtsoSnsys 1oT rIaiht& Sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

APPSAIsD.-JohS R"biOson, WhO kilIsd Ore.
gOirs Auboust Gear Greenwood on he AtA Of
March lest, and Wss therefor IOund guilty ol
murdsr 10 tbs Srst degree at the May term Of
The District Court and Osnteaesd To Be banged
81 noon on The nrst Friday 10 August, has sp-
psalsd ~ the Supreme Court. The appeal is
founded upon the following grounds: IsL e..
Tor 10 Law assuring ct the trial and excepted
to By deisadant. Cd. That the verdict was
contrary 70 law. I'd. That the verdict was
contrary 10 the svidsHcs.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

COS IT."-The San Francisco Her0Id,
which supported Breckinridgc FIR the
Presidency and denounced Douglas, has
been selected as the organ Of the Douglas
party. 1t is one Of the most consistent
and reliable political journals in the State
and when money can be made out oil
politics 1t is ION it." OF course the Her.
old sticks to principle Of course It does.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20
MARRIAGES.

MAuuikD-In this dty, tsly 10th, BY Ju'ties p
II. BaAon, Mr.. As0Uss Oar aud Miss ANNA
O8AAD9s.
tAs ~ young fIsnd ~ taken unto his bosom
the lsSy b IOved, be " Sst"t to be happy-a"d We
hops ~ win. The yOaag couple have our best
biShes.l
In this city, on the 18th inst, by Justice y. H..
HsrwOn, Mr.. L. BaADSCaI and Mise MELISSA
Moss.
Ih this city, on the lith inst by Justice r. O.
NeIntire, DAVID MANNING aud ALhITTA 81.
PIBac1.
In Upper PlaeeFvilie, on the 18th inst. by Rev:
A, Bland, Mr.. HgEaY LBR. Of Grizzly Flat, And
NiSO MAhdARBf CHRISTIAN, Of Upper PlnecTVtlle.
In Carson City. on the 9th inst BY Judge Mott,
Mr.. T. D. AUU9AIR eud MiOo AAA0AaBT DAILY, OF
the Mountain House.
IAlaek and alAS-'' Poor fom'S aGone !''- Hood.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

CristadSra'e BHeslSiOr Dye 10 uAri-
talSd Ia the world. No other Dye has bess snal'
Slsd. No ether Dye produces sueh faultess color.
No other Dye can he sppIisdse rapidly. No other
Dye 10 - lasting Il its effects. No other Dye In
proves the texture Of the hair. II has besa sSal
syed By Or. Chilton, Chemist tOths CrOtOn Water
Board Of New York. and certified BY him to be ~
hsrmless - CrOton water. HE certificate may be
seen at the establishment Of the Proprietor. Sold
everywhere, and spilled BY ell Hair pTes'eTs.
CRISTAD0RA, 6 AStOr House, New York.
GEO. ". SMELL, Agent,
jy9O Ia Washington d., San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

EsAvY PAEsRR-C. I. HstcAis0n bee
Gled pssitSOa in Insolvency In The Dis.
taiet Court II sacssmsnto county. His
liabilities era Sl7yO0o created out Of the
State, and esSS 600 Wsatsd- within the
Ststs. His ssssts sps nominal Lucky
man to get persons TO credit him rssch
large suws4Oekier still b psy then 81
90 easily.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

"NOtice.-AlIp persons Indebted TO
Drs. cOOts TitusATv hereby pstined thaS Mr. A..
simOhtOn 10 dull authorized to eOlleet our entire
outstanding indsbtsdOe''. Those Who Wi'A To
save eosts viii govern Themselves accordingly.
We also give notice that hsneefOrth We cha co.
force the collection Of our bills quAVtsTIy.
DRS. COOKE Z TITUS.
rlaesrviIle, July 10. 1861. jySlIf
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

Dl. :. A. w. LWWAbOFO, Dentist
Once. corner u Main and Col0ma street,, tup
StairS.l opposite Cary HOuSs. entrance from Main
stfsrs-~ouid ~Ost TrVrrrtfuiiy uupOuHee to hts
numerous patrons. ssd the public geSsTaiiy. that
be has enlarged bic Dental o@es, into esmmodiOus
and convenient apartments. Fsodering ineTsaSsd
facilities to perform bis sueeessfnl operations in
ell the important bSanehSS efsuFGteal and Meehan
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

LAST Saturday, J. L. Perkins. Esq, sent
in his resignation % . member Of the
Douglas County Central COmmlAaso, and
n. @. SlOsS was elected n bis PLACES
novel proceeding. It strikes %, bat III
none Of our business.