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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Tus ConPAxIoxsBTP OF 1HE RlcH Ne
SAEA-Osolpgical and statistical exsmi.
nAtisa shoss that aative gOld n always an
associate Of silver, end that within he
nolA miass d tie United States Is much
silver L. ebtAinsd e. from The silver mines
Of Sweden. Norway aud France. EilveE
70 somstimss almost chemically pure, but
II oo@@cGiy cOntains copper, gold, pla'
tina sStiwOny, bismuth, lead, or OGheu
weAals; Il b Sound geBerally in SNAPS
sssswAat RESEMBLING buaches Of darh
wool Silver and gold are seldom em.
ployed for the purposes Of the arts In 9
psss s@sA bat ass alloysd with small
Qaaey - either eopPse e. silver, By
whieA tksir hardness, - wsll % fusibility;
e ceasidrAbly Increased. In this cOun.
Try the standard Of the alloys Of gold Il
vsl6salasd ln GsctiOas a unity expressed
IN esFstA Unity Is supposed to b d.
Vidsd Int twsDty.so0r, while each canal
kiNssIf sabdiyidsd iato thiFty-two thirty
.sssasks - that usity 10y b oo0sld
AsSass ssads sP Of zee thIrty:sscO1dths
d q carat
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Judge ThOnp6R cGmpLeAs Ofthe Dis
trict Court in SCI FraneisoA has denied
the application 4 Horace Saith for .
change Of venue to Plasr county, and
de6sd the speciA act Of the Legislature
requiring the Court to transfer the case
to Placer. Nov, here is the first Obsti.
nate consequences Of the special intsrfsr.
ence Of the, Legislative with the judiciary
department There may be many others
q considerable mO@snt a. relsas T. Ne
separate functions Of the Legislative, Ju.
dicisl and Executive departments and to
public opinion. Il must be supposed that
the intended effect Of this refusal to obey
the Legislature, il the removal Of the sab
ject upon . writ Of h0be0S eOTpUs to the
Supreme Court il that tribunal decides
that the District Court Is right, then We
will have the entire Judiciary virtually
asserting lie Independence Of Legislative
authority. What will the Legislature
attempt to dor viii they undertake to
cOerce the rebellion, or surrender the fort
to the "rebels" and back down silently
and Republicanly! The Legislature may
impcach Judge Campbell; but suppose
he will rot obey the impeachment; the
Legislature for sustaining Campbell may
impeach the Judges Ofthe Supreme Court,
but who is to enforce the impeachment
All there comes Governor Downey with
his militia men and his civil process men,
and the conflict becomes high, general
and malignant But then the Governor,
"frOm q sense Of duty" may abide by
his bias against the change Of venue act
Of the Legislature, and refuse 10 help The
Legislature; then the foOlishness might
take the form Of an impeachment Of the
Governor, and finally the Legislature
would find themselves wholly dsiied, pow.
erless and sitting in the silIiest predica.
ment that was ever produced BY men
whose own act embodied them in . con.
temptibIe sbsurdity.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

IsDsAM ThVWS March 2sIh, 1881. =
Nna RDisou On stsrday our quiet H.
IL vii . vas N sn The most intsOOs and
pallN xeltsas by , discovery Of nOss
"d-&2 sbOlIcal pIOs = assassination. Or
hlllAse DOr the 2 " We !. has been the resIinh
place Tor SSist, vSONvUSis., irrePressibls Pn'
grim who, when he could get - audience Of
more or one, bored them most perSevsrinEly
Nith the bsautlss Of the glorious equality Of The
dssOSndAsts II ban with ode whlts msH."
This was Suficis6t for the naughty secessiOa.
issa 40 8 plCa ~ bic dsslrueIIOOs ~ pssaSsio-'
alton, yes, ctr. assassination, was Immediately
vssssS.sA. Ry4stud.SsgSs,OWO0VS4SvetAs
sseessioslstG. lhssk hssvsAl The plol 80 die.
covered and suatIsIed By he In,rSpEa " wids
Awakss' Of IsAiaa DlsSlagA vAp esUsrousIy
NuSsisAed TIE pilgrim {" Seo'eh plaid aHa iii.
tasy cloak" and be len Abr parts uShsOWa.-
TIE rsndesvous At this " REST Of assassiss" zee
afterwards I0lnd, 66d rom ne iwtumsutsU Ut
death Ghers revealed, the numbSS y sHpp"ssd
70 bavO bSsa Eve. % GAssO were SbuRA sSa bfass
candle sticks. avS dark AsIsraS. aaA half
baTvMl n 6oath CaFDliaa whisky, 10 Stt@HlAte
the demons TO the I'D dlAbOlieaT" dASk desd'
Well may my nsiaAbor'S little OioOsS OGslAim,
o tsmpOrGP o none!
Messss. BdtsOEs, We Wish yoS Ia apPly imme.
diatsly 70 our amIabIs coHSty Judge, and have
this OsprreAAad. Gen. Scott, CIV. Hieks o.
the Sacramsuto Talon. will claim the discovery
Of the plot, unIssS IL 70 thus secured, when the
credit b satirely DE TO tho WIAO AwAksS Of
Indian DigEings. Among this band Of asSss-
sins ere said Ia be some high 10 favor With the
traitors Of the South"
l am % much aaitAtSd at the recital Of this
terrible plot, that he'd ! any SEW Il 10 dOaOtsnl
whether could give H.
Thu ssesaaioaisla await viii " far and tFsn.
bling" The return Of Our ValianI Asse@bly@an
Gen. Bobby HsndsrsOs. Siass be has spoken,
Ken,ucky hemp saA 90 "umbragOoaS limb offs
shady old OAK. /" bauSt them day and night
We have On abuudaDee Of wafer II Oor camp
and The season promises fair to IhOse engaged
IN mIaiag. he Hbsfsi propsIssnrs II the Co.
malls have reduced the price Of water 10 lsA
eeOss PER Ioeh, and nov hope aud believe The,
The niseraI wsaltA az OsF oAmp 1iIl b Asvsl.
oped. I consider II one Of The - b eoth.
" b0t We seed Observation-Disclosures woEk'
ing men. Tanned claims have paid here In oae
hin eosd " kOowO 70 eSistln 0SAern. boz SAe
poruhtiO0 we have now have SUOugA 70 do
wIth"ut prospecting.
With equality and justice to an Ssetioas. ws
ere oil for the glorious stripes and thirty .GDar
Stsa God grant that II may lOHs wave ovsr
our OONAsry, withOaG Sasips hkea s~ay - .
star blotted out.
AEsdoS wasiS saotAss little slice Of OuS ss~a.
" which We. Immediately interested. are OP-
psssd IA. ] kUsW largo nstViiy. U N0 eli.
Of the eiaIEeOS Of The CLIP ~ aaks R'V. are op.
Vsed 10 being attached 10 that eoaSty. aad
their wishes Ought 70 b oOaaSllsA. Midst
psopls. en- Gho0s Of AUaAoei fSsy Win ~.
fear. With purs nOdssVi 1ysEy ysAE . HiaIs
'''''' "~'' WIDE AWAKE.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

"Fresdom 10 always within the Uuiou."-
S6s0ar6.
The sort Of freedom here mentioned IL
the privilege by the Northern States to in
tsrfsrs with Southern nSgro owners. This
freedom being the bssis principle Of the
Republican, party, Il must have the Union
to work IN, or It can't work ct an. The
existence Of slave States 10 the Union. arc
necessary to the sxistsAss-Of the Rspub.
hcaS party. NJ. Seward speaks eunniDsiy
% Republican and q Statesman.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

A ssoxrvIeAh Pacf. There Ssar ase
living ex-Presidents II the unitsd eAa.ss
-vss Bsrsa, Tyler, VSIlwOFe, PisFcs and
BOchAnAa, representatives Of different
pArtisA Every one Of these retired ssates.
men, says tI'e New Ycrk IsvrRa'cf 0U~.
msree. hvon the plan Of eO@prOmiss
known ~ The Critte0dsa plan, o. some.
thing akin 70 Il; while NJ. Lincoln. 1.-THE
Repu6li~a" cxyans are vight-snd his
sPeeoAss may be taken as an indicstio0 Of
his POlicv7rWssts AZ OOUPsSmise. and
PFsfers tOeee lahis WisdON Srssser than
the combined wisdOm Of bis prsdscsasorSs
Has he the pAtV'otism toViss above party
70 preserve the CnIoMl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Santa CRUz VALLEY.-The PGciEt
Sentinel says that there is no eye so dull,
no soul so tame 10 this beautiful valley,
as not to feast with delight upon tho rich.
% Of . scenery that needs the pen Of q
poet, and the genius Of . painter to delin.
cate. We do not believe that In any part
Of California can there be found . spot
that contains 10 much to attract the eye,
and enchaMt the heart Of man, as lies in
the valley Of Santa Cruz.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

SEcEssION m rue SANDWICH IsLANDs.-
The Commercial AdVsrtissr, Of Honolulu,
Sandwich Islands. deplOres the prospect
o. dissolution Of the American Union,
even though secession or q permanent
rupture between the South and the North
would uDqueStiOnably benefit these islands
In an agricultural point Of view, ipasmuch
aSthe heavy duty on sugar and mOlaasea,
which 10 now kept up mainly as pro.
tectivo duty in favor Of the South, would
be abolished.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

OREGON EXPORTS. Tho Portland Id.
'srt's'T says that in the way Of sending
Oh produce within the last six months,
Oregon has done more than she ever 90.
comPsisAed before IN the sane space Of
simA The eject Of that export trade
may have bssu only impsresptibly felt,
but IL he's ooaEibutsd, nsvsrthslsss, an
important influence 70 the various Inter.
tsts Of the country.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30


A DivIDED HoUsE cAH'F SYAuD.-A di.
vided house cannot stand, Is . maxim at.
tered BY Abraham Lincoln, when be a.
OOunoed the doctrine Of "irVepFessible
conflict" between FREQ and slsvs labor.
That conflict has been diverted from
States to the Republican party. A di.
vidod house cannot stand. NJ. Seward,
for the advantage Of Lincoln, has knocked
down Greeley. and the New York Hri5sHs,
though Greeley secured the nominstio
Of Lincoln, and the Tribune helped 10
elect his,. A short time since, Kellogg,
one Of Lincoln's favorites, knocked down
and severely hurt one Of the editors Of
the ChicaeO TriO0HS, and swoss he'd
smash the little Tribune. Nov, the Chi
cagO Tribune Is one Of the oldest Repub.
lican papers IN the West, and was promi.
nent among the ablest supporters Of Lilo.
coin for the Presidency. We will hear
Of other sghts and smashss; tie IRE.
pressible conflict must b prsserved-a
divided houas cannot stand.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

THs SrbvtH AND GOLD or THs SEA-
Thrs1 French hsmistS b ssgstts ID
thu Che ocean Ontaina N y AilHOs pi
d hds Of dlsSdived q A g e
ic.nal relates Dat II - two sanAs
Of water from the list = Sc MAJ a
few leagues from land, and analysed Il In
two different Ways. A portion Of the wa
ter they acted upon ~ ths usual test for
silver, and the presence Of the precious
metal was clearly aSOeFtsined. The re-
mAkaG = the wsasr theS @sGOAI%ds
and the salt thus obtained they boiled with
lead. This gave them button Of impure
lead, which they subjected 10 wAst Is
called cupeIIatiO0. This grand word de-
notes simple process The button Is
placed in q little saucer, made Of lime,
and Ii admitted to q heat sufficient 70
melt lead, but not high sOOugh to eject
the silver. should any be present; the Lad
AoOn begins to melt and - Il melts II Is
sucked up by the porous saucer Of cnpel |;
Il grows smaller and smaller, until no
lead remains, and In tie place d little
brilliant speck, far brighter than the boil
ing lead. The cupel ls then removed from
the Gre, and ~ Il COOls, the red.hOt
sparks cool too. and you have homo
pathic glObule Of silver.
We infer that the bottom Of the sea,
near outlets Of streams which flow from
golden land, holds great treasures Of gold
en- sands Il is not improbable that the
yellow water ~hich runs from the mines
Of California, carries fine gold. most Of
which is Deposited on the bod Of the ocean;
and II IN not improbable that the 80 COW
era vast gold fields like those OfOur noun
tainA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

1ss p rERtc SUoAR RsVTxssY.-Thers
= . hFes sugar ss0Ossy 10 SaS Francisco,
which = sastaissd By . capital Of two
handsed IAousaad dOilara Whsn entirely
completed, The refinery win Be capable Of
workiagup into refined sugars and syrups
enc million six hundred thousand pounds
q Fs~ sugar pss menth. The establish.
neat and surrounding premises cost two
hundred and twsnty.EOuF thousand dol.
hss; about tws hundred mn ere en-.
ployed, end the company import their
sugar 1Om Aanlla, Chins end Batavia.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

SsrLsR DsxsAAAsseN % RnAnTAs-Ths
ssetese y SaNdeaAl VaAsy s@aA, AhaA,-
We ~ thesa,gu1hs te1han2e ogaSeAa,
that kheea hula - Hell1VanNlaBs maAs. ~
The hahltaEioA e hhelosat that when
ehesa hAda Ill no ~ hanaS % lamysvs
end speenlateRs. who FVAnao b cell . Q
coed utIs 70 thaA per4om WhaaA ous hanAs
have tmprovsd ed OaP IaAoe McFaassA in
ValHA u IL or asey 10 lTis0 40 b uaaun
and stsOAgtA End pdoSsnd OuFoalvUaSTuaP
families a0d our homes. v
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

WAsHOE m SOLANO. The washOe fever,
that Carried OF % many Of onr citizens
last year, is raging this, spring. ssys he
SOlaSo Herald, With uaahatsA fnror.
Quite nsmbsr Of tass dsmsssns q this
burg, and some ftom the vzllcyssurcund.
ing, are preparing 70 leaNe shortly.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

oFTcE m TIE New UNoN.-By the
Constitution Of tho Southern Conisdsracy
the Presidential term Of Office IL SIX years.
Cabinet officers may DO members Of Con.
gress, and officers appointed under the
Cabinet may hold Office during good b.
havior.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

AccEPTED.-ThO contract for carrying =
daily mail over the Central Route hes been
agreed to, and the running time is Hxed
at eighteen days. Ailsr the 18th Of June,
the Pony ExpresS Will start three times .
week and make the journey 10 eight days.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

DEATH % CessAHDsa - zee "ITAL-
IAx Vos&"--A shsst tl@s sinos Length.
Otsl 90 italian. snd Elijah Daniel, an
Ausssian, quAEsslsd. 10 Pine Grove, Am.
adoR eenstys and Ooe stabbed while the
stAse Arsd . PisAoa, end beth were killed.
hOaeIAeta was . mssehast in Volcano.
and very aesivs and influential politician.
He was nnSh sought after for the benefit
b esalA saaGsb b @sans Of "ths Italian
vOaa. "ssA ~ ysar Be eOatzibuted largely
- tie suceess Of tie DOugias ticket in
AAadoe eounty.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

THE SURRENDER OF FoRr SUMPTER.-
What do we think about the news Of the
determination Of LiMcolNs government to
surrender Fort Sumpter to the Southern
COniederacyi We think with the Sacra-
mentO Union and eli Of those who have
been idOli1inS Mayor AOdsraOH and de-
mandiug the dvFeuSs Of Fort Sumpter Ind
the protection Of the government prop.
erty at all hazards" that the fort ought to
Be swrrsAdSrSa! II we should view the
Administration Of Mr. Buchanan from the
right point Of the coercion" dabblers,
We would conclude that Mr.. Lincoln'a Ad-
miMistratiOn had made Q wOrse beginning
ct being brave and firm than Buchanan
did. But lincoln says there Is UOtl.ing 10
be lost BY taking time. There viii be .
chance for I" f1n" about Port Sumpter
when ne have taken more time to study
the objects Of the LiReoln cats. They ere
going to jump differently, perhaps. from
What their present crOuchiAg iRdicatea
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

As far as our information yet extends
over the State in relation TO the storm, We
learn that the rain Of this week was gen.
orally more abundant than at any other
time since 1855. Tho roads have been
much injured, bridges destroyed and
the streams flooded enormously.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

TEE political clergy, says eOtempors.
~, ignorant or fcrgetful Of their mission,
" having preached Us into dissolution Of
tho Union, would now preach us into .
civil wsr. They ere responsible for the
present unhappy state Of affairs"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

8oewseA5soR o. FEsssax RA7e&-The
inhahiEAas ~ Les Angeles held = meet
iag FsosaNy far the purpose Of demand.
- smAsetisa og The rates Of freight and
Dsr travel between the principal
pOse ths eOstAssn coAse end San Fran.
sieeas Atsheas he sasss tins an assO-
e'asioa q pesksss and isamstsrs was
SOrpsd 10 TsAaas county, iOr the pur.
Psss "a seAsiaias Ase rates On fright
Nss Ssssssd es@Asa Hss9 he he'd Of
ssvsf uavisAtics, = sSAsr up couutry
nlaoaa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

LAST week the Branch Mint In San Fran.
CISCO received for coinage 10. soc. 81 ounces
Of gold, and Oll.0S ounces Of silver for
coinage. The amount Of gold coined was
100000.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

TuE Herald, Of SuiSun, SOlano county,
says that since June last there were ship.
ped from Suixun - wheat, 1928 1856
pounds; barley, 8,270. 3ss pounds corn,
10000 pounds: total, %, loo, e54 pounds.
To this may be added S.7So, 0sS pounds
used BY che Suisun Touring mill, showing
total Of "a, $3.50, 9I7 pounds.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

ONE Of the secsssiON volunteers IN Pen.
sacola, Florida, weighs three hundred and
ten pounds, measures seven feet in cir
conference, 10 six feet and ix inches high,
and bis name is Day-A psnONiGed great
day Ia the history Of hia country.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

FOE LIg3TENAKT GovgHxoR an.
derstAnd that A. Hayward, Of Sutier
Creek. AmsdOe OOuaty, 10 . candidate az
the ONCE Of LieutsNaAt GoverMOs. Mr..
Hayward has been enrichinS himself in
9 quarts mine and deriving his amuss-
meat GO@ ssHsy POlilca lie u . YEN
keA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

IT 10 clevely suggested 10 wives that
whenever you 0nd It necessary, Is you no
doubt Oiten do. to chastiss your husbands,
the soft end Of tho broom 10 more eESea.
ciOuS and consistent with the nature Of the
operation than the handle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

CHors A-Ess Nsasu.-SAya the Shasta
HsraI1, Fsm every farming SssAis0 Of this
ee,sty che DOst eeeoWsSi"e aPqteOl
the growing crops are received. They ere
more advanced than at The aAmS H@SaNy
preceding year. and almost out Of the
reach Of Drought.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

TEAcHERs' CONVENTION. A convention
Of public school teachers will take place
in San FranciscO on the let Of April nsxt,
at which time the selection Of text books
win be made.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

BDwARD HvHHxsT o. CoERcseH.-Hr.
EvsVstt thOs wrote from wAsAinstSaAaO
the Boston Union meeHnG: ~
"fesxpset 70 bslA AAssa aaslss h tAs Usioa
~ tbees b psSRNesFpSs. ~ NJ - . etsil
vas. AeeeAPasisd, - it WoaH b. By . Asfvre
iaaRFreetleN. b tns 0o0StFuas - - eaAsStaiNaA
6os Q Damost. 10 00P olas0 elaAsa 01sa Io0so
.. b. Tie sAos d AssSvs ~ then . h
psaeo."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

GENxRAL JACKSON o. CoERcIoE.
eral jackson, in bis farewell address to the
A~sricaa people. In March, 1881, thus
alluded to coercion:
III Sneh . struggle is ever begun, and The
eitiEene Of one section Of the coan,Fy ere Or.
rayed 10 arms against thOeo Of snother 10
doubttul c0a0iet let the hAtalO Fosuls e d cay
there will Be- "a ED n Ne Uaieo, suA with Il
an cod - Ne hoPes Of fros@sa. TIE vieOusy
a the VtCooeo V01Oa not aecurs 70 them The
blessings Of liberty. Il woula avenge thsiP
wrougs, bat they wOald the@sslves sAaee 10
The cOMwOa rain"
These wOrds Of the venerable patriOG
ought 70 Be- Inscribed In letters oGgvsd end
everywhere distributed. A civil var is
the end Of the Union. Let no Republican
Sub~issicnist after this presume to quote
Cen. jackson In favor Of coercion.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

TaE ovar'On Or a LOAb OF CAssAsEs.
Ins San FranciSeo Jo1sMsI relates that
1AS Twelfth District Court, with eli it,
@aeAAassy q shsriGS, olerks and jurors,
~as ~y'ng . eass growing cut Of d.
posS concerning the purchase Of . wagon
load Of eabbege, worth, perhaps, two or
three dc'I.rA which, v b very uksly, will
-Fa@AIn IN litigation SoFGys6r o. two, and
Be- finally settled BY the Supreme Court
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

FOUR Cinnamon, long In the TuOlumDs
jail, we're Lately hung fOs murder. There
are four OtAeTs ]" the Calaveras jail, whom
the Supreme COurt have kept from being
hung IoE about two years.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

DRr.-ThS cropS In the interior have been
Suneri1g to9 went o. mia. The lats showers
probable relieved thsm.-S. F. ASraN.
Al far ~ We can sss the crops In this
quarter Ofths interior, +" the late showers
have leaved them greatly.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

TEE Red Bluff BNaoon has started tie
nth volume. il makes . praisswOrthy
exhibit Of industry aud ohssrvatisa, and
We wiSh Il long continued great Success
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

DoN'f WANT ORV8Ca Thu Washington
correspondent o. the New York Essnia0
Pest Republican OrsaP,) says that almost
every RSpUbliCan member OG CO~gvsss IL
. candidate Tor some o6lee!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

- hss AeaairsA from
- Is ssrz 49,. Ths saersmento
eallapaaiae ihs sppsasaAss Of that
w int1As @issA VoeasuaSy Os tbs
ess@ Chf1S pssesa6s % know that
= = 3 asia, Sni6ing Plu0dsr.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

Tns Legislature have determined 10 r..
aPportAsa The. State into 'OOagssasSoAaI
and Legislative Distsists, IN ascosdaaes
With ths returns Of the csnsus Of lSAO.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30

RocxlNo'cuAIRs are GFom en- American
invention. Rock The cradle" y the Iirst
Odspring Of ths AStAsr 0f iavsntiOn-Ns.
cessitV. t.-.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-30


RISE OF REAL EBrArs NJ Ca RsoN. The
0ttCSr ASS remarks that news Of the form.
alton Ola new TesVitoFy-Nevsda-oG the
Western portion Of Utah, hes had very
exhileTating eject on the citizens Of Car.
con. He.desS ere asking fabulous prices
Tor city lots, rates in some cases. that
would sstOAish purchasers, e ssked for
city lots In San Francisco, end IN almost
ell cases, Tstss that are BOT testified By
eMnee the present o. prospective pros.
Pevtty Of The pIaec.
The tendency 81 tAls b 10 seriously IN.
jure oar town, sRd e persisted IN, 10 Ut.
esFsy destroy the property holders. A
Wieer policy 6y EaF, would Be TO reduce
prices my psP cent sntil susA tims e.
each maN he's disposed Of sas half e Bic
real estate - seeasl ssttlera. CarsoO Cltv
3 Wct % yet fixed Ezet; end he future
dsps0ds sossly upOa - libesality Of its
present ciaissnG h,tkeA, we desire the
organisation 81 Nsvsaa Territory 70 prove
an aAvn1tagS % o., re asust make some
Sosmtog uaCSt0ces, b. order 70 secure the
greatest good. 10 eur citizens cannot De
pessaaded to zee their own best interests.
they may Be Called On 70 unOusm Ssind.
ness thst bid from sight suHs destruc.
tiOn. Every man that owns two city lots
10 Cavsoa, b net necessarily Q millionaire.
BATH Do will give oae Of slsssa 20 come
nan who bee the means - eulla, end the
dtepOSlti0M % east his bOE azsoneuh there
!. hOpo Tor him that BE- aAy becosne vich.
Il noa eSeually comfortable M' be csfcua..
otaUeoA Gr ni'f Yuf So