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GROCERIES,.

ELOUR MUST BE HIGHER, AND Batter
l. going up every dsy.-we A. wise You g pur.
81 ast soon; good fDur Fl 1m 50 25 10 81. Retail
GODS tGl Third ave, cor Sgth 81, oc31 1881
DREPARED FO0D-FAMILIRS, SOL
L diers And travellers will fnd II y ohesp and con
venieDt article Of f.od, II bong pr, pared purely
frool wi e,t, corn. Iih and sugar, ~ cehS = hag
Brown ROBLRE ~ co, "a u ecker IT. up StAiu.
OOS'l4g
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FXPFRIESCED OrEpATOR. WANT.
IA ID, uas o. furlale. NED " talltrtng sad
army wtrk-hlgh WAGES snd e,naas, sra pl'yrncns'
Apply hstwesn II md O'elcof, ~ 1b3 hoe ~ sH
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kINlArURH ALA6AnAo.
MARINE IrTKrI,aRreu.

TAHrroo, eept. 20 The French BRIG Mo Nuasys
q avrs, with cargo OF 1900 hides and 70 tons
{ shio, Wills riding a anehor the nigh, q ths
5isl ot July tfue Bar Of rsmpico, encouAisret
a. cut 4 ree nj - touth n said mar She
dcun.d and 80 t,r Tire bone ~ Of o. undsrvrit.rn
.,tty son itr,u ate circumstances h'r purrtsser
uccteded In ge,tins her q, and into this purt.
-tere ats 10 nov h,tlng out u dsr the Msxis.n
h,g. cNlsd ths Concep, o." and WI soon al
~ Ne York via vss Crus.
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raLaRRhAAkn.

NCLLANEY- BARR-Oi SUNDAY evening Ot.
pTth, w the Rev. DR.. soarl.s, Mr.. Eira'd q. Mil
lsn-y TO psS neine Barr, both Of this city Ca l.
foiAis sptrJ please copy. II
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MILITARY NOTICES.
1877 SCOTT LIFE GUARD,
9Th REGIsEST y: Y: VOLUNTEERS,

OIlE'7I"F LV1t
BY order Of Gen. Dx, this regin eat will bs in
creased 10 the U. s. Government standard O 04e
men immediAte'y.
n few mere able bodied e'r,iits will b acccptsi
having seen service preferred.
wis regimtnt was organ ned April q2d 1861, by
abe ESQ Is Lac Guard "A mi itAry orl,anis.ti ooni-
possd Of III We vlo served la the Mexican War, un.
d. Gtn. Scott.
This vginent has seen service al Newport Tvs,
Va and IL now stationed n Havte de- Grace. Mi.
Recruiting Office al Grand ~ between Elm 81.
aud Broadway.
Nj WN JAMESON, add Lieut. JAMES WALK
Bk Recruiting Officers. oc3O l'lit
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AUCCErOu NOrNCRS.

A UCrION NOTICE-MORTGAGE SALE
"A II acoS ~ liquass asd Azure. u TIE sore So
sx,h ave Bell IsdnAHAM. On thursday,
pis. a ION O'clcck, Wis casks, mahogany oJun,er,
stcvs chairs, tables, glasses, decan,s,a Sale
positive. oan hsstVa
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90 ABLE BODIPD MEN WANTED TO

W 20 imr cdaiely g. Washington u IA TIE
81 RECT, EXCELSIOR BhIGATB
Cslcnel MEL SON TAYLOR, comma7ing.
The aboSe numb Of mea wanted 10 complete
q new CON, ANY, forming by Lieut.. PRNNOCK,
COO BROADWAY.
The recruits will 20 uniformed before lssv ng the
atty Ply and rstionA commence on Hig1irg the
roll. 500 bounty will DO given 70 every man who
10 honorsbly scbErRed.
Support for families guaranteed.
1ssrReant aud corp rails wanted.
Apply Immediately. oc'SO'l1o
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A TTRACTIvE SALE OF oUSElIULD
n FuRNGruRg

This Srhuudty) afternoon, Al s'clOck, " . very
large variety of pat,or, chamber, 4 mag co,rn "a
basement turt iture contained In use Ihl rSenty.
rst Il, 1th ave, emb aiing the hands rose
wood, oak ard mahogaNy furniture Il Il foo1,ai
superior tapestry and 'uSrAin caroe,s elegant bds
aud bedding, mattresses, blankets. tofAs aud sofa
btdsteIds, Silv.rware, china, cutlery, Ole oths,
oloo,s mirrors, bedsieads, bureaus, tab &r sale
lain or SHOE o2i as'i2O
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DRY GOODS.

ECRS! FUBS BELOW C0Sf-SljO,oO
~o'tn ~ rcl lsd.a f''., must DO 50 d resAid
'e,s Of ,us,, c'mpiistg OF real Hu Icon Bay slhes
sib. r,An ,allr,.l. &C, Sc, IN oircalsr clo.k.,
oa'risRe cApss, viot ripss muil-, cuffs, &c. Tu'
shoe Of the entire stock muss te srd nv the LIST q
Jsrua'y 1, oidsr " Ell c, c'esr'nco. NJ reNsos-
able thtr refused re prrp etrr ieiring FROM bust
ne,s Tnis sdvautsac . VI MT ass'. srresr te'cre
tie pl' lie, THEREFORE sN early call ID respectfully
r,ur ssted at old etNhisNed Patent Fur Muf
Empsiur. p. II PHILLIPS iIg Grand Il, New
York. we are sellh z out nhssH Fuis Al vi per
setI oc1t 2'i3S
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yroCK FLUCTUATIONS,
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NV YoRK, wednesday, Oct. 80.

AsnEs-Are steady al % 81 for Pots Aad Pearls.
BasApsrtsyS-rns mATks, foG bsAss and Wos.srn
aour 4 ,mor and prices Do besisE, With good
demand for eIpor Al ths home trade rha nkn
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TEETH=TEETB-TE AMRRI-
can Teeth CO.-Prsc.ics dentists are Inserting
-alt,hl full sets Al 50 ard so, para settS ~ cent?
~ 10 tn; warranted hsi tie usual price; bons
iliuR m cents. 3s4 Bowsry, opposite Flnh a..
OILS 2SAo'1OS
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16O ABLE BODIED MIN WANTED I'M
leu med Htely-to pos cd 70 WAsiingtln 90
ioin the i6Ih regiment, N Y. ", OIL. q. II.
i.NEs. JAMES GRANT, Lieut.. commanding re-
sruitirg .tst N, sol Canal ~. oSl 24Ao'lO5
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MILITARY.

TT 8. ARMY.-MRN WANTED TO FILL
~ cup First BAtia'ioa 12th u s Inhn.ry iaat-
quarters at Fort Hamilton, N Y. Aisn intslliRent
men for non q umis-ioned officers. A ply At 10
c. Aiham It, " Cspi. A. j. DALLAS, L. 8. Amy.
ocIg OIL 3
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L. J. PARKER, AUG IONEER.
L. ny 4. j. PARKER,
STORE, No 40 WALL ST,
TIuR,DAY, OCT. . ST,

A. iOk Ocock,
Al store, 2N2 G~'elwich, cor ct @. smhers 81,
(Ty I'd of tie AsVg cs.l
GROCERY STOCK,
DslAncs II 3 ock H. the 81 owe store, consisting Of
soap, 20 go, ,es, starch sli genetl groceries. a
~ vi. - NJ Il liquors and tie hNMres, including
sclet, csuLt--s, o., SC. $50 2i,'llO
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PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
LIVING uIPPOPOrAuUs.

Or, RIVER bOKsR, from Ine RVar Mo in RSyua
ths GREAT BRHE9OTH or THR sCRIPTURts
Tho mos ~Ond.r.Il sriiraAl known, tus FIRST AES
ONLY one ever Ia America Ia W IA sean Al al hour>,
with his native Arab keeper. Also, the LIVING
ELEPHANT TUKrLR. over 1.SO years Old, ard
BINO FAMILY, Sea LION, hAaMOTU BkAh
SAMeON, and neAry . miou other curio tiles.
Admission 10 al, % cts. Children under ven, 10
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WANTED.

S,KELETON wANTEDTO PURCH AsE OR
= tire-A good skeleton Of the human boty as
= m6nAkin. To save trouble state lowest price
oo8) s'lGJ
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Widsw's md OrpksD's Relief Rund Ola
Regiment VS.. M-The widows 81 ths N
Rsgim, ~ a a ale such Of la members ~ lave
Oecn d - BID ouIif tie lats csnpaiyn Ia NrgipiA
ere hetsty requested " meet the Relief CO.. o,ih.ss
al IRE Arseua'. IA WI te ct, At 10 o'clock n, GA
nsuy fiass, NJ. 1t. Trey ~, Psrtmiluly 10
quest 10 ccme prov dad VITA written tsumona,
sign ~ the curnIaaudanb Of their RESPECTIVE" tn
paniss, or In their Stse-ce, by some veil knn~n
ard rep gtable ahSen Il the ely. MICHAEL CON
MOLLY, Treasurer. o23 3'i's
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Bsiloway's Pnis me groan.t puriesrs
= ,hs blood, aud SHIechvss Of ne Nv, ma . -
ssh svu knewn. ~
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CUOES-MlLITARY MARCHING SHOES.
- boots, enamel aud grain CATERS, all s1yles; boys
bocts AID balnorals, II my own mNnutacturs; inc
beet aud cheapest A large assormsnt, ~ X.
MARTINS Old sta a, "a Nassau 1t, near John.
Wanted man repAiiit <. Is
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Personal NOTICES.

NJISSING-SINCE SUNDAY EVENING,
Nl i7tn ult., PATRICK MCKNIGHT, eyed al qua
Gi years la Eeisht abuut feet s inches. II ID ON
wheu he ltn Oms hght cashmere ssck coat,
la X clio vet and psntAloons wi I've and bue
ed neckl anIk' rciis, whits shirt q ~ wooden
urderi ir,, biogsn shoes, Wien last sseh was IL
he vicinity 4 Scammsl ar N onT SITS. Any In
frtmHuon IA reference w his W eioAbouts wtl he
suitably rewarded by calling on PETER Mo
KNIGHT, 242 Btsntup It, ls1
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DENTISTRY.

DR. HoYT, DENTIST, oO7 BROADWAY,
- three doors above goth street, inserts beautiful
,,tti II ts.tn on lis improved atmo,pterio plates
wish ar Nittout sx tracing the 4Ots. Ga gold, A.
ow AZ = 3; silver, 80; Rubber, $40; p'atoA, So.
Art q Ia bone hling, Unsertsd without painl o.
Nnts; gold, ~ cents TO 81; sualssm, % tents. All
FoTk war; anted. OSl 24lC'l35
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saE..:;s MEDICINES.

SsYke1NSs $500
Jest OR COLD OR COUGH ERE IT
- p 'es'lor. living
gT-Sts s., x RMINA ToR
r~,S co. Hi, rm QUIZ. or
I'd I'D nn,-NFLUENzA, BRONCHITIS,
Wv a, &C.,
ted for over six years, and
DEN 4 remedy In use. Depot
we tlliAmsbuTgh. To be had In
is imn ave. slb Eighth ave. A4S
EsitG,casn sired and Ave. d and
a: Rfr Brooklyn-9So OouTt
- Snsersy. seas sAAo'SOo
N.-REL, 80 lbs.,
oHrge English
80, hand her
NSaa,.ss, LAbrA-
CO. 81
~ s'lis
NGse
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T AIDES FALL AND WINTER BONNETS
l<f. on a. ~ IA wholesale manufacturer eel
ing 81 by ire siuele or dcE., w,hou, regard Va
cost, 10 close business SCI Broadway, up s,airs.
90 2lars ga
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O1ICE-PARTIRS HAVING IN THEIR
L ' peas sion Savings Bank b oks belonging 10 de
ceA- ed or messing pers Us, may hear Of siuet1iuH
70 their adv sntA,,e, by Addressing box 27s1 Pos,
Office. o2s 9sN&Th'ii4
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DAWNBR0kEB'S sALE-W. N. LEWIS
L will sell this day NJ % Chatham at, large and
,alusbls assortment ot gold aud silver watches
iswelry, guns, pistols, instruments, &c, nc. TO
.,mntr ce at 10 o'clock, precsey. By order II j
Il. a j. Simpson. IL
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sOCIRTY NOTICES.

ketsce-Ths Caslkers Of New YeFs ard
1itisiy requested W meet "A lTs haiison SION
friday evening, Nv III, ., ~ s'elcck. on busias-s
oB1 fsiAl
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FIRST SHIPS FOR LIVERPOOL AND
L OF don-The splendid ship NEW WORLD. A.
Ter 10, Y r., f,r Liverpool, sails Nov 20. Clip
lar ship FLORENCE NIGH tlNGALE, at pier 20,
e Il, for LoHdon sails Nov. Ath For pals1ge, o.
reduced rates, tppy 10 THos, G. ROCHE, sS ; n'i
It, o5l S'lt5
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ID NJ. POER'S BOOK SALE WILL Take
N. plaza tcmorrow, Thursday evening. At 90
EAst Broadway, n IN O'Clock. AnpHtss intsresa-
Cd wiz please attend. n. n. r0AR.
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MN. ABBOTT, AUC, WILL SELL THIS
w tsy, al lOk O'Clock, ektt x and fixtures u
the dir q store go Division A., Mar Gram; brass
se.lss, counters, glass cssea, pes1ts and mohars,
aud III Cti et hXtures, with a 60 lease. 81
WEST g. WATTS, WILL BELL AT 206
w ElEsbeth II, at ioH O'Clock, the contents oi
4 gree ~ and liquor store. 10
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New Yerk Liauer Dealers society-A
1peaal rneesing e this sociesy vi be held FIJI
|f.y evsning, Nv lss, ~ the Metropolitan R,ons
pee He-.er "a =. IN o'clocs. general ai,snd~no'
y impostsEt. BY order q
JOHN ROGERS, Rec. SIC. go s'iOi
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M DOUGuTY, AUCIONRER Will

vi. sell this day, 10Y o'clock, At salesruom ~
Nusau a., general assortment OF house 7od firOl-
lure carpets, sins, chAirs tab 80, bureaus, wash
it.rds, y. ds,sAds, hsr maitrAssos, feather beds,
leunR,s, sc. u
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~ b. BLEFKER, AUCTIONEER-WILL
j sell "a aust ton, ThuIfday, Oct 3lsi, ~ o'slk
y N on I've premises, stuubea 81, near Warren
4 jersey City, house and 10: Railroad ave-, and
IL j. u ON steub4n, ryan, Pr sect AID Broad
Ssy md 3 nth 9Th IT, terms liberal; sale POSITIVE
For ms0s sppiy at ~ Ann at, End W JOHN cow
An el Montgt merry st, Jersey City. go 2s'l5O
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I II. BURLEY, AUCrlOkEEk, WILL
ID sell ,his day at2 G'lock, "a ii4 Canal st., bu-
t,au, tsStr sds chairs, tail q, sofas, SOFA beds,
,uiriur., wardtui,s, air and osher mattresses,
T. ath-I beds, Brusso =, Ply and other earpot. oil
r,tbs, h,ddir x kitchen ware, 81. 70
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\LIANIED-A MIDDLE AGED WOMAN
w ~ do the housswork f a suA family Ia the
.oun'ry, TO- miles from Me- York. Al Ausri
cat. pr fe rcd. Add. esa L., box s,O sun olhoe
oa1 $40
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r OST-AN IRON SAFE KEY, NO, 1881
- vii lera.d ~ it'tt vVcry, hy MYERS a
GE My f5Ct w,st 2lil Il, trtte over.
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masenie-The members Of Ls bansn Lodge
No. lp1, v. a A N, are hereby summoned 70 mes
at then l. de RAMA Odd fellows' haD, ~ ~
Stlock, no n, Thursday, Oct 9lss, Tor me Purpues
paying the last o. ibuts OF rtspece 70 TIE envy
{ Z our late worthy brc Their, JOHN DON0HUE. The
fraternity are respectfully inviitd 10 si'end. ~
CSC !! 'os J.J ROCKWELL. SEQ.
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\\TAE1ED-25 CASHMERE II At Trim
w me's Alpy a, thu lat manpiActsiy, corru
hsym d aud Willoughty IT., Brooklyn. OJl %, -
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REAL ESTATE.
To LET.

BAKERY TO LEr-RENT VERY CHEAP,
ID s6rer m nth. Apply 81 100 Blocker -, foi
enc or two dAys 30
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MORTGAGE SALE-1 SEWING Machine
WI " ~ te = ID ~ r. GAFFkEY q CO., Auors, At
= ock at qD1 Wet 3nh ~, near 1Oth ave. ~
.,dsr T. 3. MITCHELL Constable, Attorney Tor
Mortg ges. 81
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BASEMENT TO LEr--A NICE BASE
Dmsrt with gs snd crotop I'D f,rAny business
II tie cor q Moustoa and Thompson sts, rent very
low. Apply a. shove.
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GEORGE HOLBROOK, AUG, WILL SELL
Nittis lay, NJ roy o',lo,k, NJ $40 Greenwich st.
o. Jane ~ . geutNe house Old furniture, 81, Of
th- above use, pNtl SUES, centre tables pier a:d
ther n irrots. velvet poetry, 3 Ply and ingram
yAfpets, msrble up drrss ny bureaus, wA,hs,Lt d.
pny lsdicads, hair matte isos, feN'hrr bod, and
bidding, etagtres, wind Nv shAi's, curtains cor
nicei, &c, ,namtlod chNm"er suits sjvcs 81, do
iug rom AID Kit ben furniture, &c. l3g
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RMPIsKNG, 40.

COR LIVERP0OL-0LD BLACK STAR
Lire-Ths acket ship Y, A. PALMER, lyin.
4 pier 80 RAst River, sAila sth NJyembsr. Tni
COMPROMISE sails November 0th. For p1'ase
.Ipy oh board, or W WILLIAMS d GllOS, No
9 Fulton 1t. oo3l Nao'lI
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uENRY GREEN, AUCT'B., WILL. SELL
lithi, Gay a. 10Y ,'clocl, ~ tun suction stove,
igI w 'lil'n ~ 'arge qusntty VI new AMI - pnd
hsnd elot- Ahswl', hose, boys caps, cauimrr =
~s'iuct', linen goods, fsncy Roods, sc; Aso pm,ll
lot Of grocsrics, liquors and segsu. 1871
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II SEAMAN, AUCTR - STORE, $50
l. Cans. ST. Will sell, this day. u, 10Y u'iick, =,
1C4 Mott - near sstcr, the stJck and natures II q
Wholesale aud rutNl Liquor store liquors, wines and
o,IdiAls counter, beer pump, barrels, kegs and
nsesHuTcs.
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SIC, Jan l......... 479,6T5,ll2 lOT965b3
Tie Nov Yarh Gas Light Company has declared
seui annual divide d Il Eve dollars per share,
payable N vembor 1.
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NXTAATFD-A WOMAN TO COOK; AIS
w Al,yto sue baf aud ,pen uyste Apply
>, ID ave, ,,r esd -. ~
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XATtNIED-A GIRL TO OtERAlE ON
w Whs, ~ n WIS machine; stvtiy e4Poy-
m NJ. AlilyI -
iliK Allsa 1t. ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Terms OF PEAcEEIrH THE SOUTH. The
annexed extract from the editorial col
nmns Ofthe Harrisburg { Pa. 7cLtgTuph,
the organ Of the National and State AL.
ministration in that capital, specifies one
Of the prcLiminGrieS, as understood by
that journal, without which peace is i'm.
possible. The Telegraph doubtless cx-
presses the views Of the leaders Of the Re-
publican party, and consulted Cameron,
Secretary Of War, before committing il.
self. Read the extract you who think
the negroes Of the South are not to be
cInancipated:
There cdnMOt, Gnd Mere nsyer wjH he De1r.
again IN chHt amer fDrm<d the United .CtdEes, 40
LDHy "a sldrery esists IN the South. This 10 the
decree Of God himself, who has declared an
eternal sntaRonism between right and wrOng.
some o. our readers may pronounce this as
tanatical, but they dare not question its truth.
fulDcss."
Let the people, who deplore this I'm.
happy war and desire its speedy settle,
meht, remember that it is authoritatively
declared, by a recognized organ Of the
Administration, that slavery mast be
abolished in-thc South before the Admin.
iStration will make peace. The war is
not conducted to "enforce the laws and
preserve the Cnion," as the people limo,
Gently believe, but to free the negroes of
the South, as Republican authority now
boldly proclaims.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

UNIoN OF THE DEMOCRACY OF New York.
The Breckenridge State Central Com.
mittee Of New York met on the 18th Of
August, and resolved not to call a State
Convention. They recommended to their
brethren to " sacrifice all minor consider
atoms and bury past dissensions" in order
to present consolidated front opposed to
the Republican party and also resolved
to unite in the election of delegates to the
State Convention, called by Dean Rich
mond. Chairman Of the Douglas State
Central Committee. Here is an example
worthy Of imitation, and we would be
pleased to see the Democracy of Califor-
MIA follow it. Divided and distracted, VIC
are at the mercy Of the Republicans
Let US unite while we may, upon a com.
mon platform, acceptable to all, and place
California again in the front rank Of Dem.
Ocr0tic States. We have the strength, let
US not waste it in fighting each other Gor
an idle abstraction. There is nothing tc
prevent true Democrats from coming to.
gether and acting tremendously in tn.
future.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

THE CmAPLAINCY.-Gcn. Kibbc gives
notice that, by Act Of Congress, Of July
10Th, 1861. each volunteer regiment is
entitled to Chaplain, who must be a reg
ulnrly ordained minister, and who shall
receive the pay and allowances Of a Cap
tain Of Cavalry. The field officers and
Captains Of companies are to elect the
Chaplains. Here's chance for the ami
able and patriotic T. Starr King to prove
his devotion to the Union. II would be
uncharitablc to presume that he would re-
fuse an appointment iftendcrcd him. lie
is the very persOnifcation, If we may be-
licve his own modest statements, Of diSin.
terestedncss and pluck! lie who is so
anxious for others to 60, in moro dan
gerouS, uncomfortable and less profitable
position, could not, with dcccncy, back
out himself +. Starr will gO--"in a
horn"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21
COUNTY OFFICERS
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.


Bio DAR TOWNSHIP. OveTseer, James Evans
Jus ices Of the Peace, v d. Roach, A. W. Haskell
ConstAbleS, Joseph COrliI, John Tcarney
CoronA TowNsHIP.-Road Oversecr, D. A. McfeS
Justices Of the Peace, George 4 Douglass, william
GIbbs; COnStAbles, John Curtis, Fat. Feeney.
C,srAxEs TowNsHIP.-R0ad 0verseer, D.. u. Richard
son justices Of the Peace. J. Lock, John EnSry
COns,ables, ~. n. Reniek, C. y. Peck.
DIAuOSp sPnISos T0wxsHIp--RCAd OverseeT, G. p
fotng; justices OfIhr Peace, John FlcIning. Alex
Setsbutile; COnstablrS, Jn0. W. keyscr, Joseph II
Smith.
GEoRGsTowN TOWNSHIP Oversrer. A. W
Parties; Justices Of the Peace. y. l.. Smith, }.
Spauidink; Constable JAmea HuSSry, 7. CerTell
GaEExxooD TOsHsmP.-Road -0veFSeeFr Geo. Z
freeman Justices Of the Pesce, y. A. IIOrnbOwer
J. I. Moore; COnstAbles, ThOs = Lewis, }. u
BniLh.
KuRuV ToWNsaIP.-Road OVerseer, n. Denuth
Justices Of the Peace, i. DOrnemAn, u. ROlkey
Constsblss. james II. Hughes, johnson Odenea'.
MorxTAIH TowSsNtP.--RoAd 0verseer, u. Brakeman
Justices Of the Peace, William Knox. o. 2 Palmer
ConstableS, j. Smith, J. u. RAIDER.
Moo OPaInos fOWSsuIP-ROad OveVseer, y. Gilmore
Justices Of the Peace. James MrCoTmlet, Hiram
FaIk COnstahaes, G. T. ROusan, Darwin chase.
PLAcvavnLE TOWNSHIP. --Road Ovsrseer. John Miller
Justices Of the Peace, John Bush. q. W. s,Out
C"nSiables, A. SinOntOn, X. X. EuinIvrson.
SaLHnN PALIS TuwSsHIP. -Uoad Ovrrscrr. ChaTlei
Green Justices Of thu Peace. Y X Berry, sam
REnith COnStableS, Nathan Cakes, Samuel Akin
sOn.
WHITE OAK Tow HsnIP.-Road Overseer. Pat I.y
man; Justices Of the Peace. George HramHl II
Ro'iahan Consiables, }. f. NOulAn, y Brandon.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

How THE NEGRO PANTs FOR SLAVERY
The Chicago Times says, 1.-THE war has
disPelled one delusion Of the AbolitiOnists
and opened the eyes Of the people II the
free States, who have long been deceived
by the misrepresentation Of the freedom
Shriekcrs. Tho negroes regard our armies
as enemies instead of friends. No insur.
rectiOn has occurred in the SOuth-no
important stampede Of slaves has cvinced
their desire for freedom. On the contra.
ry, they have jecred at and insuItcj our
troops, have readily enlisted in the rebel
army, and at Manassas, shot down our
men with as much alacrity as if Abolition
had never existed. These are the crea-
lures for whose sake Seward, Chase, Gree.
ley, Beecher and Blair are AgitAting the ma
ton, and to whom they would uncondi
tionally extend the privileges Of freemen.
Why involve the country in an unnatural
war and shed tho best blood of the Union,
for such worthless ingrates! Let the
South, which they are attached to and
fight for, keep them. We Of the North
don't want them"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Mon VIOLENCE The office Of the Dem
Ocmt, Bangor, Maine, was lately visitcdby
mob and completely "cleaned out"
The New Hampshire Ptript INDUCES in
the following remarks upon the outrage ::
I'VE know nothing about the paper, not
having seen it for years, but it is not
necessary to know anything Of it to enable
us to form an opinion upon-the outrage
upon it. Nothing can excuse such pro-
cecdingS; they are disgraccful alike to
those engaged in them, and those who
cOuntcnancc them, aud the community in
which they are tolerated." We agree
with the Boston Port, (Which sustains the
war; which says
"TheSe repeated riots are sowing tho seed.
Of anarchy, destined 10 destroy all the rights
which raise an intelligent man above the savage
"A Christian community above a bnrbarOus
one, and civilized State above a cOngrega-
ton Of freeb0Oters. No matter what the pro-
vocation, the violation Of Law IN ampling upon
the rights of person and property are alarming
indications Oi the sway Uf unbridled passion,
aud the substitution Of every thing dreadful
in the madness Of revenge for that justice
which the observance Of law and order only
can secure. While our armies are in the field
for the purpose &c compelling the South 10
observe the laws, We, at home, are violating
them. People Of New England, beware. You
are placing your feet on dangerous ground
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-09-21

Nor on IT.--The Sonora Democrat says
"AmOng the new recruits at the Court.
house, on Thursday, We didn't see a sim
gle one Of the loud.lnouthed, bloOd-and-
thunder Union blowers who have shouted
themselves hoarse around here for the
country and the flag. There were some
of them present. but they didn't enlist
nary time" 1t is significant fact, that
nine-tentbs Of those who have volunteered
are Democrats The Republicans boast
Of their willingness to fight and die for
the country, but they are careful not to
offer their services when needed.