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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

POINT Or THE 0BJECrTOH. I'm his letter
to the Union meeting at San Francisco,
Gov. DOwneS says he "believes in the
Government using shirts -eoastitutiOnal
p0"sr' to preserve itself and resist aggres.
s'On." The Sacramento Union and other
moOOcratic journals censure the Governor
~! y not going further. Disciples Of the
higher law doctrine" Of Seward, they
have no respect for man in authority
Who reverca the constitution and observes
ia c0@pa"tS. They are not satisfied with
the Government using all its constitu
tlonal powers" but insist that it must 20
further and trampled upon the cons,itu.
ton to punish the South. Yet the same
indictments profess TO be violent ad.
miFeFs Of the constitution Out upon
such hyPOcFisy! Will some Union.saver
point out the objectionable words in the
sCntrnrr quoted:
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Plain Raata.

How many Of the slanderers who cal
Democrats rebels and traitors volunteered
TO preserve the Stars and Stripes" TN
furnished in the war with Mexico? MOI
one in ten thousand. Who wanted ID
stdrre the rOlUnteers 10 dedth by Nth
holding sMpp'ies"I Amos Tuck, o.
New Hampshire, one of Mr.. Lincoln's
appOintees Who declared at would
he sad and woful joy-but a joy never
theleSS-to hear that the hOrCies, under
Scott and Taylor mere. erery man Of them
s,ocpt into the merit worLd"! Col. Schou.
Ter, a leading Republican of Massachu'
sets. Who cried out, with detrstablc
glcc. in the halls Of Congress, 81 suspect
the President (Mr. Polk feels the blood
Of this war, like the blood ot' Abel. crying
to HearrM Ggdimst him." Mr.. Lincoln,
the representative Of the Republican par.
ty, the unworthy President of the United
States, who has not drop Of patriotic
blood in his veins. Tom COrwin prayed
that the Mexicans would "9reet With
bloody hands AMI weIcOme to AOspitdble
grGreS" the volunteers who were fighting
for the STARK and Stripe" samc
Stars and Stripes for which the RePubli-
cans now profess so much attachment and
generation. They proved false to them
when their country's honor was at stake.
They proved false to them when their
gallant eou"tF!.men- xeEO-wariag them
proudly over a conquered foe. They
proved false to them when foreign enemy
was attempting tn lower and disgrace
them. And set with this shameful record
staring them in the face. they. their FOL.
lowers, apOlOgiStS and defenders have the
audacity to stigmatiSe as rebels and trai
tors the very men who impe,illel their
lives and shed their blood in their cOun.
try'S cause. It affords us no pleasure To
revert TO the Sullied record Of these OK.
travagantly praised patriots Better for
them could it be blottcd out forever
But as long as their hirel,ngs villify good
and true men, We shall esteem it dutv
to expose the hypocrisy Of their masters.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

CONCILIAT0RY.-Mr. Lincoln has ap.
pointed thivty iHdorsers Of the intamOuG
AsLpsr book, which advises the slaves to
barn the houses and murder the families
Of SoutheFnsrs, to important Offices. How
conciliatosy bis policy!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

A MEXICAN woman living in San An.
dreas, CaIaveras county. we learn from
the L"dependent, was badly burned on
Tuesday Of last week. She was in the
act Oflighting cigaritO, when her clothes
caught lire, She died the next morning.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

CNIoN MEETING AT WOODBKIDGE. The
Stockton Rtpu6iie"m-goOd authority
gives an entirely different account Of the
Union meeting at Woodbridge from that
which appeared in the Sacramento Union
Of Wednesday. When the meeting ad.
jonrncd the winning side (secessiUnists the
Enjon calls them,) "gAvc three cheers for
the Union, three cheers for the glorious
Old flag, AMI three cheers for neutrality,
peace and good feeling in California. +"
The Union is so proScriptivc it denies the
right Of Democrats to cheer for the Union.
which they purchased with their blood.
and the good old flag which they fought
Under anil carried from glory to glory in
spite Of traitors at home and foeS abroad.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

OBSERVE ir.-It is . notable fact, to
which wc earnestly direct the attention Of
the people, that the primc-mOvrrs Of al
the Union meetings are politicians bank.
rupt in character and fortune. The Union
movement is a precious hobby that the
demagogucs are taking advantage Of to
ride into power. They care nothing for
the CniOn- position i, what they want
Should the Southern C"nfrdrracy bc ac-
knowledscd they would he the first To
humbly bow the knee to jeff Davis and
solicit appointments.
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WATCHES. %wELRY.
sILVRR WARN,

eILV18 WARB.
At The OLitst JslOsirH Es<a6tiskNsspti In Placer
vuIe, IL DorSSN's FSreprOOf Bloch, AGi" At.
THE SUBSCRIBED respectfully an:
fFsA nOuneeS 20 bic fFiends. aud the citizens OF
PiacSTvillc and vicinity. generally, that he
80 hes now In store spisndid ssSOEtmsnt Of
GOLD end 6ILVBR WATCHES
JEWBLRY, DIA1EoRD WORK. &C.
All Of whsh be easFs q ths tsse prices for casha
California 1OWelry made 20 order.
WsteheO and JsWolEy Topaire4 aHa WsSEautsd~
=. Ne charge for veiuAttag WnaohOss
MarfS. Sm ~. RARSS.
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LABoRERs WANTED.

lou work on sLIPPEkY FORD uILL. above
StrSw6sFry VaIey. For further inlbgnaiton, in.
quiFs 81 TltOS. 3. WADE, Mayor o. the City OF
Plaeerills. q. w. SWAN
MTs7 re Proprietor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18
The Irish.

Under this heading, that incendiary,
malignant, blood and thunder sheet, the
! San Francisco Times, in its issue Of last
Tuesday, contains half a column Of most
disgusting blnrncy. The Irish, as peo-
pie, are extollcd to the skies. So far do
the Black Republican minions 60, in their
pretended admiration for the sons Of
Elm. that they place them above the
Northern people, their own political broth
rem and kinsiolkS, in the scale Of manli.
ness and physical prowess. The Times
says that should the men of the South
cat up their Northern foes, they will find
a still more difficult undertaking. in the
consumption Of the Irish regiments, which
are TO be incorporated in the army Of the
North. We do not propose to gainsay the
opinion Of the Times, in its estimate Of
Irish courage and patriotism. Our oh.
ject Is, to attract the attention Of our
adopted fellow citizens TO the shameless
inconsistency and loathSOme sycOphancy
Of their Black Republican eulOgists.
For upwards Of three quarters Of GEN.
tury, the party Of which the TIimrs is the
, organ, (for VIC aver the identity Of the old
Hartford Convention, Alien and ScditiOn
Law, Know Nothing and Black Republi-
can partics,) have INDUCED in the most
virulcnt political persecution and proScrip-
ton Of all foreigners. Irishmcn included.
And although within a-Gew years past,
the Germans, who have been naturalize,l,
have almost in solid phalanx marched up
to the support Of Black Republication at
the ballot box,--this has only modified,
not annihilated, Black Republican hatred
for our naturalizcd citizens, and for the
Irish in particular. Even yet, on the
statute books Of States, over the Iegisla.
ton Of which their party have supreme
control, laws exist, placing the freshman
below the level Of the negro, on the score
Of political privileges and the enjoyment
Of citizenship. What brazen efFrontery,
then, for the Times to speak in praise Of
the Irish, and strive to entangle them in
the tolls Of political association with the
Black Republican herd!
Whatever may be the position assumed
by IriShmcn, either as individuals or as
class, in the present deplorable condition
Of our public affairs, We feel assured that
they have a fund of common sense and
political dcccncy too large. to allow them.
selves to be deceived by the noisy pro-
teStations of affection made by the Rcpub.
licans, after long years Of hatred and de-
nunciation. They cannot be seduced into
the political support Of the nigser.wor.
shippers, under the Specious cry of Union,
while they can find Democratic party to
act with, whose lifelong devotion to the
Union and to equal rights, is written all
over the pages Of our country'S history.
The Irish can't be gulled BY the Times.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

WnITH R'sk sTAur Ma C,~pAN.I
" IhIhAIu' C'NSTV. Cat,
Nay Is. 1861.
We the unheTS gneh take great pie azure IN F-e.su.
m-nh nE Mr. Abyah Iiuntt' the public With r-EsrJ
i' his plan Of s-itins stran h'-ts. II 10 almost in
cred bic the small quantity ~ fuel IL tAtrs run the
m'i We AlSo ds'iTr To cay that ~ h. ievs VIZ
Hunt I" b. e nilrmAn 9TH 6. m-chanicAl A,q Air.
n'~nts and IIueTItn,s.
JANIS ANDERSON.
aTkNH Rl.ACkWEIL
nyisn NM. WALDRON. EI.gin,e e.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-18

Dx9p.
1a ~ cry. - Ne - ins., Of congestion AZ ne
brain, ~. CHAHAss Q. RABNEN, formerly Of lynn.
SSa'sAehuse'is, sgd y Year,.
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IL tbs city, - Tie lAsA inss., b. Rev, A. Hand
s. ,. DsEns y Ma. KLsaAnEIa hITCaCOcK, eli d
PlssaFvlao. =
% thS lelh last. Of Kslly'S Fiat, By Rev. James
Aasgae, Ar. G. .. 1oUssIH Of II Dorado CITY, 10
1Iss 1eonoHSA y. GaAys Il the tSgmeT place.
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|" r. al the ANNEXED Testimonials In favor ~
this ne Y and i'm poC' Ant Inv rhtIon.
~" ''''VE'0 "''' ''F'' II''VV
TsIGa nnL MISIBs C,,npASv.l
.........-.--.-...- IL lhIaAfpI ClrHFy Cat
a. a

.--..-----....a---f- IL hJaAiRI Cs,rHrV. CAl =
May ~. I~6l
Ma AniJIR HrST near Sir H. justice to v..u 81.
the uni- Gne take Ihis mrtho ~ stating tha, vr
are veil sAusA-d. AeV l"ne u 81 81 your improved
'an ~ se,tItG Ss-0rt clt-Vs that " " chr st r,xu
81 have ever Se'h II 6 yes the strongest dram and
viii grhsFAie steam With Ices hI-i Inan ve had anv
idea H. A. fT the usIiS erunhlins " d., not tb,,t
IL yout fault ~ Tar the rock not SIn nding the nr.
heat Ve TtS h" blame you. a. " furnished the
material, and suppustd Il U"ulh stand Gre H.. Il ",
think il I'll cFAck hO more h"UrveT, w- are vii
satisfied that your pAn 10 lees injurious To- the lI.
than any Other We take pleasure IN rrco,nn,e nnR
Ia the puhl'c: Al~.. IN Recommending you - a
Scientihc aud pTactisSl engineer.
W n. LEwIeA Co
~ GARDNHR
EngineeF fer v a. L. vie Co
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-. HARRIS.

-. HARRIS. =
''Srnrr Of Main 0r|pf I~d M' Hdrd, S
PLAcHhVILLH,
wHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
Havana CI9aTs, Tobacco, Books, sta.
dIonsFy, Cutlery, Playing Cards,
Yankee Motions, FFatts, Green
and Dried, n ate aHa CandieS,
At sAN VaANCIAcO PRIcfs
Also. TrcEves ~ every kieAm the latest Atlantic
aud Eurol~nn Newspapers. MaRaE'n-s and Per."ll-
rnls. aud all the WEEKLY CALIFORNIA NEwSPA.
PERS and MAGAZINES. myIs I'm
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNrRsHIP.

VNHE COPARTNERSIIlP heretofore existing under
the name and style Of ACDRAIN. BARRETT
60, has this day bcrn dissolved BY mutual consent.
The liabilities ~ the late afm will be lIquIdated W
7. D. AUORAlN 4 JOHN TAGERT. and III debts due
the late hFm are TO- paid to sad AudFaln TaGger
T. y. AUDRAIN'
RBARREfr,
JOHN TAGERT.
Summit House, n Dorado Co.. Nay ls, 1851. ~
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LIST OF LETTERS

TTAr'TVi'lc. Way " pol.
LIST OF L
VDENIINIG in thr Post
Ii I3;h. Is6i. l'-r."is ca
please say AD'tRTiAEb.
Foreign
I,ohberdies IIcnruy VI
RrAhkrI Si-E'Tirj Ga
Di~nscA fred VI
TAGrll Giac"rino u,
Anders Al"lph ~
s~AfA S.Rn"r IgnahEio I'll
Ierrand A }
Ladies'
Smith Mrs Sarah IT,
Palmer Miss " D. u,
Palmer Mrs SAhra n r.
Gentlemen
Atchisnn Charles h.
Anton Ralph IL
Anderson Allen Iii
Allen ANGEL or Wash III
Adams James Lit
Akermxn Henry " In
Adair LliaS lii
Butler James II ~
Byrnes Capt WIN NJ
buck Charles D. Va
Bunting Alisnn W.
Dustin John W.
Briant David W VII
Bradley James II Ne
Brown Andrew Vi
R,tts.oId r " VI,
Dowles Y u VIZ
Blazer Phillip Va
1littinKeT u X VI
Bisnop William 2 W.
BeaTl ~. NJ
HaThes Hector. Ne
Campbell David y"
Campbell 4 ZentmeVeTs O.
Galley james nj
CliIsm George Z p,
CiI0ate !. A Pa
CLARK D. "a
CsYenstein Charles Pa
I Cleveland BushWell Pa
COe Robert Pa
Coleman 7 & IA
Conner JAmes "a
Cooley DR. MArShAlI Pc
Cook Joseph Pc
Crawford ID Pc
Crane 4 !. Pc
CFisi q W lO
Cush nan Joseph. . Pc
DadLridge n y r.
began JSmesS q
Dean 3 Luclus r
Delay Abner Tia
DrdenbAugh John Re
UtcG MOTIFS TIL
Dial Isaac Re
DOsIcF George 10
IDFiscOll Cornelius Ilu
Dunlap Richard r. llu
Ebe fIe Leonard H.
Earl James G Sc,
ElgeTty Francis N,
Ellis Thomas. sh,
FIllebrOWII T Sh,
Porsee Samuel ? FL,
Foster John u b Sin
Frame J0siAh Il SkI
Fry W. SKI
Frazier william RkI
Frazier william O. SIN
GeFtnAIn l.aIS SOl
George Eilo SpI
Gould Jas l.. RpI
Hackett James z II.
IIAnuIn william SlH
Harlow John Sta
Hammond A ~ Hte
Harris Charles W Ste
Harris william Ste
Hatch william Sto
HAse u 8 Stc
HsFves John iStT
Haa.ItOn william r,
lleFnstock William To
IIeensance p u Tu
Hopkins Bart TIA
Houston Joseph N ",
HuRIll Joseph w
Hugh Noah M
Hunger Humphrey. Wa
1saaes Mr. Wa
johnson Joshua We
Jones ] 3 We
Jones Lewis J. WI
keallea Adams0n WI
Kemp Charles vi
keYssF w u D wi
Kelley Peter We
Kirkpatrick Isaac WI
Knox y WI
Kuhn D. Francis WI
Lampaaan r J vi
lane Henry NJ We
I.asleas Walter W.
IurtS
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9o&N ~
AAE@ 81 dsusAGss
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PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP co.

-eeHA THE STEAMSHIP
ZNfs1NOS II. LOU is,
S1<kE@ttS --...... Commander,
will leave Holsom street wharf, on
TUESDAY. NAY 81, 1891.
~ SS'elOck, a. ~, Punetually.
FOR PAN A n A.
Passengers will be conveyed TrOm Panama to
ASPinWalI By the
PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY,
And from ASpinwAll to New York BY the
Atlantic and Pacific Steamship Co.
FORBES BABCOCk, Agents,
m!ls Cor. SSeTamento aud Lride1doFG ste.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTMERsHIP
VTNHE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existInE b<twevn
l. the undersigned In the BArbeVing and Hair
Dressing business, ceased By limitation the lSsh
day Of May 1861. PARTIES Indehaed t. the late hTm
or having demands against Il. eAn have them al
JuSted By calling on either Of the undersigned
JOHN VANTINE.
P1aceFviIle, May Is, 1851. JEAN L. PEBBLE.
JOHN vANTINE will continue at his old stAnd.A e.
we'll prepared ~ ever 10 minister, with his usuau
good grace to the comfort Of his numerous friends
and patrons. mylB.4W
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yn List.
marble JeAFemeF
GAutirr Pierre
NATt"re IIippOlyte
Guia-plNe Ami
lIoSn lingo Juan
ThoTnScm T u.
q List.
Lewis Mrs LiSIie
1h~bsis Mrs Elizabeth
B-y Mi" Mary.
ems List.
LcI.x Ge rrKe
L. b-auA Michael
I.in'lFAV llorA.~
Light Jas 4 Ca
l.ibIs,.y John W
Lowell e h
linch leGisJ
Lyon J"A-ph
NJ ahin John
Nav Hiram @
Ma'I~irA OeorEs
Miller Martin J
Miller George y
M"TTisnn James e
Moultrr Jacob
Nc AlliA:ST Z 8
Mixture y u
Nc AclrAy l. "
Mex enEie Vim l.
Mcconnell 4 CARRIER.
Newman 1hoInAs
NreI Henry
Noble Sv
O.iGerS Thomas 2
OliIsKer George
Palmer Isaac D
PackrrJ -
Palmer Ariel D
Painter Christian
Parker Hiram II
PaIDtteTSOn J A
Patterson James
Patterson John 4
Peck " d
Petit J y
PIERCING OacAF A
Porter d c
Potts Wheeler
Porter V A
Pratt Or'in.
Queen John
RsuRht VIM P
Hay George
Reese Joseph y
RhOades Thomas
Reulia John
ROdebbAugh A
IIumn c II
Russell e d ".
Scott Thomas J
Scott J,IlIb p
shea H-P William
sheldon John J
SheISfer john
RhOemAkeP TT
Simpson Jonas Z
Skinner Henry
SkiIner Harvey
RkIIIinEs Aen u
Smith 9 ID
SOnne Peter
SIIIceF Mr.
spPinRer Albert
II. John William o
Stanley John
atOnebarger Sim
SteIle Dr. Vim
etcWaFtrOn RR
Steiner Jacob
Stone Joseph n
Story Joseph J
! StraWser John II.
Taylor A
fowl EB
Tucker william
Turner George l..
Varnum PASQuAi
w Asle John ]
Wnlslr0n William
waIlenEren John
waIsch John
WEIGH John n
Weeherell Fred W
wheeler O d
Whaling Sylvester
WhoelOck u r
wIllets John
Wellington 8
Williams Edward
wilson Samuel
Winkelman Jacob
vita John
Wooster J J
WOohead e n.
\. lL ePENcE. r. n.
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At especial Meeting bfYOtihk Aine-
ca Engine Company, No. 3, the follow ng rssolu.
tIons we're unanimously adopted
ReAoired That the thanks NJ this Company he
rendered to the citizens OF Coloa for the kind Htien
tim shokn them on the OccasIon 81 their MAy-DHy
Excursion: nfsb, to Engine Company. No. 2, fnF
rOuTtests shbNn the Orchsion Hls0. to Miss
sarah vancr. FIR the nation of two elegant guide
flags aud q Nrrath TO the Company.
WILLIAM TAYLOR,
Entsfrt.. ('ou,.,auv M
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The Physician Is often blamed for

want Of succes, IN his ire ament vhrn the disarI"'
nrnt in the re.irIy Il" the sick Is to lie traced 1"
the a1nini-''IinI IMPURE IN defines. Rl', IT White
ai"thecaTN. Is paying particular attention to the
coilpulil.ng- Iissi,ai.s- and family
recipes, i"n ,u'h,cine. u unh"u bt,d rurry Robert
White. Medical Han. i. appointed lg,It for mos
Of III. g,nIinr rJ'cnt Mctcir.r-
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MasOnIr.-->ierrA Nevada Go~nrtI.
No. ~. 81 E',, al aud Select Matter. hold. stated
mtsiInzs on thu evening - tho hr,t Tu. ,dA, u
each mon;h, ia Ma',n.c Hall. rlAc-ruH,.
l.. W. I:JM>EY, TIN.
wv. \. JGNrArY. Recorder. SI
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tIov~ Anodyne ToOthache Drops


This simple and ,ficarou> remedy act. Instantly
upon the nerve VI the iU"ih aud inint dIaic TriIt
il gwen. II will not umIl"Aantly a;Frct tine
breath hike kfc"s"t", IN urr tn" gums, 'r destroy
the enamel II the teeth. Tie nnnrr"u, cure. it
has accomplished are well attc>trd. and 1t has "nl,
:" b. come - nrrallI known I" d. A. highly appre
eaicd by the public A. 1t has long been by Dsn.
ties apE
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u. DUNSTcLIHV, Secretary.
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2ol=Nntt.
Qeuht.6ane SnfpeftUr.

NBMWISyIWtp JHTPNtUIH
@a tmole. pen %. Nlat 1861.
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uerr eIelts Offcltsu aneenomnsn wtroen tr e Stefer n9 %
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$50 BIS gum so. SUM 1862 iucluitpe. DIE MunboOrrdtbe nrirner
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