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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

Messrs. Brown, Johnston & Co |
MessTs. Hewitt, Norton It Co.,
Mr.. John Watt, For JOHN H. JAMES
Mr.. S. B. Newman,
Mr.. ]. C. Kicks,
Col. Manuel White
Mr.. Carl KOhn, For r. H PAYNE
Mr. John A. Roberts, } sel0 2p3m
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
q. d. NIxoN, Editor and ProprIetor.

FoRs nm BENEFIT Oh THE VOLUNTEERS. The
ladies Of this city, may be seen BY referring to
our advertising columns. intend giving musical
entertainment At Odd Fellows Hall on next Tues
day egening, for the benefit Of our volunteers. The
pieces selected for the occasion comprise great
many of the most popular f,orceaser from the
most popular operas, and the singers and per
formers are all amateurs. A delightful time will
sundoubtedly be had BY all who 60, and we say
that everybody should,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
Ftags, Sscords, Spords, Flags.

SIMEON TOBY, JR.,
President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12
Direct Importation.

New Orleans, October II, 1861.
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-10-12

The Tariff on Imports of the Confederate States of America
alphabetically arranged together with the Warehousng Sys
TEN, Tables of Weights Measures and Currency with full ex
plantations for the transaction Of House business etc
For sale b.
CORS0N g. ARMSTRONG,
$3.50 2pl2t SO Camp street. New Orleans
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

II he Mayor and Common Council Of Me
CITY IF PLdceroiJIt; GLErLEMES: Uuder an
Ordinance passed BY your body on the 92d Of
June last. the undersigned we're appointed a
Board Of Health, to examine into and report
upon the sanitary condition Of our city. which
has been visited BY few cases of smallpox,
within the past few months.
Your Board having duly investigated the
matter for which they were appointed. end
that, on or about the lst Of June, lady living
some two miles from the city. returned from
visit to San Francisco. and directly thereafter
was taken With the varinloid. but Soon recov-
cred; subsequently,, three If her children we're
taken With The disease aud died. After which
there were aonIe three other cases, within bali
mile Of the city limits, who were duly pro-
vided for aud recovered. On the 9ad of june
case occurred in the city. and 90 recommen.
da.iOu Of the Board Of Health. The Common
Council promptly provided for bis removal and
treatment outside Of the city Iimits--sinee
which time there have been ire other cases In
the city. all Of whom have been duly provided
tor, and ell ere now well, except two. aud they
are rapidly recovering.
Uuder the present enieient syStsm adopted
BY the Common Council, there can be but little
or no chAuce for the further spread Of the dis.
ease. Respectfully submitted.
o. HARVEY. n. D.,
H.w. A. W0RTHEN. ND.
JNo. COOKE. MI
Plscerville, July 97tb, 1861.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

CNroPuLAR.-From all parts Of the
State we learn that the ticket nominated
by the mongrel Fourth Of July Conven.
ton, has been colby received. The true
Democrats in tho Douglas ranks scornfully
repudiate it. The nominees stand upon
platform which II more ultra and Oh.
.iectionablc than the Republican, and
which no follower Of Jefferson and Jack
son can approve without reflection upen
the Fathers Of the Democratic party. Tho
nominees and the platform are unpopular,
and neither can receive the support OF
an intelligent and patriotic people. The
best evidence of tho truth of thia asser.
ton is the fact that hundreds Of Douglas
Democrats are joining their Breckenridge
brethren. There can be but two parties
ono opposed to, the other in favor Of
the present ministration. He who in
dorses the Administration Is Republic.
can at heart and properly belongs to the
Republican party.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

PIrcHISG INTO IIIN.-.The Colcma Times,
in its last issue, selects Mr.. Eastman, the
Republican nominee for District Attorney,
and devotes an article Of nearly a column
to rather rough treatment Of his claims
to the support Of the people for that Office.
According to our contemporary, the gen.
tlcman was not proper man to be nomi.
mated for the position. 1t says he has
not sufficient legal knowledge to perform
the duties Of the Office, nor will he have
been in tho State, on election day, su6.
cient length OF time to constitute him an
elector. These are grave charges, and
Mr.. Eastman had better rcfutc them in
his speech at ColOma, next week, or with.
draw from the canvass.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

E1.PREslDESr PIERCE on TUE War;
The Boston Post publishes q letter from
Ex.PreSident Pierce, which concludes rs
follows:
"Thc very idea Of the dismemberment
Of the Union has always been to me one
Of terrible signiIict nee. Still. if it holds
place in the inevitable march Of time
il the noble fabric must totter 20 its fall
there is, humbly hope. no inexorable
necessity that its ruins be stained with
gore. II our fathers were mistaken, and
time has developed in our system. or il
the madness Of their sons has planted
there the germ ofan 'irrepreSsible conflict
which forbids US longer to live together
in peace, then in peace and on Just terms
let Us separate. Fearful will be the re.
sponsibility Of those who would cast tho
last element OF human woc--that Of arms
for fratricidal slauehter-into the general
chaos. II the wisdom Of man fails may
God in his mercy guide u.s."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
aHHRTPR.a BALE

DY VIRTUE d 80 EzssutiOa issusS ~, -,
ID the ClsFk'S OaeO 81 The Hes. District GO, -
II the klsvsnth Judicial District, in ana ~ ~
Dorado ceen,y. On q Judgment rendered 90 Il.
Hartman, ana sHuinst k0beEt Campbeli. a. ~.
Snm Of SsnF hundred Ahd aVe dOllaTO viii
thsseoa 81 the rate Often per eeaI. PER aanaw ~
the nth day ~ Juhe, a u. 1851, together WIih ~
sbm Of seventy three $500 dolisfS kosts e. ssi'
eIpNse 70 pntils Iiie, al tbs Court ""s. a..
the city Of flAeeT'ills, ~
On tho 18th day Of August, A. D. lAAi
At 10 o'clock A. ~, ell the right, title, inte,.,,
and claim Of the Isid Robert Campbell, OF, m ~
to the tOlio~inG dsSeFibed property, IyILe and "
ing 10 Il Dorado County, and State IL Cshfvfuis.
TO Wit:
A eertsin lot Of ground In Plaeer,ills fovn,hi,
County and State afOFesaid, situated on the s,,;
aide Of Cedar havihe, being shout any feet non,
mere ~ IsAs, 90 ealA kASSWs, seA v.ust1E -
about tWO hundred feet, aud hOunded on the souih
b. the Enclosure Of Oaid Robert Campbell an ~.
north by the psSpeFt1 knsUA - ths Pss,onar,. AZ
the eASi BY the hill, and On the west By the Ram
aforrsaid-ths Zane being enelc.ed by board anS
picket fe nee together With All Improve meass ana
SPpuTtrnAnees thereto beIonging, or 10 anT viSs
appsTiAintnE Also, the follow Ing dese ribed nran.
ery, lying and being n the 1ou nj D. CountS 80
State afOresaid. U Witt A certain he Of TroSHS
the south eide Of the read IeAAing fruss lie en-,
II PlAesFSille TO DaFlington's, and on Cedar Ra
vine, hounded on the east and south by the prop.
erty Of J ZeigasE. 90 tAs'wsSs By the propsrty 81
Samuel SIaddenssAnd the north By the rosN
AfoFeSsidt together Nllh lbuitdtaep AVID Improve
mentS tAsFean, and apPuEtsnaA eeS IhsTsuato b.
hanging, OF In any SiSe ApPeFiAining the Said ore
periI Heing kno~n % CampSsIrs Corral and slsuIh.
ter HouSs. ". J. bcRwELL, sheSiH,
AZ ~ OoEOdo Coaaey. Gel.
by G. ". cODpiSGToH, Under SAsTi6,
eheViTs on, {, PlAeeTNille, July Is. 1851. iJY7
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

TUE editor Of the San Francisco Mirror
urges the people Of Marysville to burn
tho Marysville Express and hang its edi.
tor. for daring to call in question LincOln's
wisdom or patriotism. The wretch who
recommends such violent and infamous
measures, boasts Of bis reverence for Law
and love Of order. He malignantly villi-
fed President Buchanan aud The Demo
cratic party, but wishes the "torch and
halter" to reach those who dare express
disapprObatiOn Of Lincoln and bis policy.
A man who could make sUeh . suggestion
must be blAek.heArted miSCreAnt by ma
turo.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

Ban TASrE.-Wc think it in exceeding.
" bad taste for the regularly labeled ard
endorsed organ Of the Douglas party to
call the Republicans Of this State Adolf.
'ionists, and charge them with being vii.
ling to "let the Union Slide" We have
nothing to say as to the truth Of the mat.
ter.-that is a question for them TO settle
between themselves; but whom it is re.
membered that the two parties united
their tickets in 1859, voting for q nomi.
nee Of each for Congressman, it must be
acknowledged that it is exceedingly bad
taste In the one to call the other hard
names now. These simon pure Demo.
Gratis could unite with Abolitionists'
who wanted to "lct the Union slide" OF.
y two years ago, but now they dctest
end abhor them and their doctrines. Con.
s,stency is Jewel.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

Tue Cincinnati Press talks out in the
Republican meeting, and owns up the
truth as to the motives Of the war Hear
it:
"The time for moral cowardice is past.
We have no Union let us avow il, and
place our action in terms, as in fact, upon
tho right ground-war for the sake Of
peace.
I'VE arc repelling invasion, laying the
foundation Of new nationality. getting
happily rid Of dangerous and discordant
and, for the sake Of tranquility
in the future, want no copartners who do
not voluntarily seek our society"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
New Array O0esxs.

The Administration has manufactured
an army Ofoiacers. from the raw material,
since tho Inauguration Of the civil war,
10 the great disgust Of veterans who have
served the oouAtFy In subaltern positions
for years. We presume Uncle Abe knows
what he's about. and. is determined that
those who get military position under his
administration, shall b sound RApubli-
cans, and the old fogies whom bis ready.
made Captains, COlOnels and Generals
Outra"k and supercedA may Be- uOsOUnd
in that partiO0laT-msy b =" Union Dem.
Ocrats," whom he Is not altogether will.
ing to trust In carrying out the Interior
objects Of the var. Certain Il is, that ia
this 80 IN other matters pertaining to the
Department over which Secretary Cam
erOn prcsidea, great Outroges have been
committed. A Washington letter writer
says:
:" have been at soaae psius. duFiSg tbs past
week. 10 tind out the military @9escsaeuls and
qualifications Of lasgs Hnmbsr ~ Sho rseently
appointed ot6cera. The process Was dlalculI IN
some eases and easy IN Hthess. bal tie rssnlt u
perfectly appalling. IftAsSs olBcssS ere placed
10 resp6hsi6ls cn6Hands, noahinR bat Q speClal
iutsrppsisEm Of PreSidence Oan save our gallant
army from Bethel desse aud vtenua ''rSsulla"
without AUmHeF. Med~ho positively are iRno-
rant 1t the Arsa els@euas e 1l.lsafy Ocisnos,
vhoea very swords viii b AasklinG hstWos1
their lega, have beea AppaiAaSd from every
grade Of civil lie, wAila dOsorviag army Oh.
eeES we're coolly Fasas1 over. I was RlAd 10
loasu ee.aAy, e6at - The llwo tAsas skamoNal
aVpoAAmepaa Hsso ~ads, GsnssAl Sent PlASOa
uP0n rsC9Fd bic easases aaa 00RAasis protest.
agatnss them. NAy, en- satiahs6 hat = &
0wiOg b . certain imperative deciaratiOa az
0sosral SeaIt made 70 the Secretary az War,
that thls ahaso IL PoWsr wAs stopped, end Wllt
prOcesa 10 farther. He'd u uoi been eaF this
tism stsnA takea b. the voAsTsa 0s1erAl,
HeAvep known how maAy moro paper CNlonOlS
aNd Haips1. aud oNhy ChpNalns aud Llonlon.
aaaa Ne @tSAtA sRs lee ~ TIE Aaegsy 0a0R
Of eNasl4s . eou.las, ed nspAaWa q snaalaa.
bad asa hsea half provided Or, whea Scott puO
his tooe down upon L.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

TEus TO THz LErTER. Judge fancy,
in his opinion on tho suspension Of the
habea' corpus, says: ~ can only say,
that il the authority which the Constitu.
ton has ccn6dsd to the Judiciary Depart.
ment and Judicial officers, may thus, upon
any pretext or undcr any circumstances,
DO usurped BY tho military power at its
discretion, the people Of the United States
are no longer living under government
Of laws, but every citizen holds life, lib.
erty and property at tho will and pleas.
urs Of the army officer in whose military
district hO may happen to DO found"
And because he would not see tho Con-
stitutiou violated. he is denounced by
Lineoln's minions as rebel and traitor.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

NoTfdHI

CHALED peOFolAts viii bev,e,,,,a.,,,
Oel the upe9r.f until u elk, mn ~ q. omes
dag y Auga 1851, ~ The delivery Of YRrsssn w IoA
ct best ChufeAill, On the CaFma kIvsr' Ihs.. S.Hp
mllss from Oneoon Cty, NeVadA fsrrItorv' N''V'uVs
The bids to be for American Lrssh Besf o,.
and WhOlssome quality, In quantities VIth a. 1oee
proportion Of each, (neeks aud shanLa 10 ~ .Heal
ded,l In such quantities. as may be from time ). ,S
required for the irOOps, not exceeding Ihrirs ume
week, and on such days ~ shall BE- dosse....saaseh
the ASsistant cOmlSsnry Of subslStence' s"~'so ~
The Beef issurd W the Contractor. Wh,n r.a.
Issue, or Il qaalht lnfeFloF lO thea ~ Iof
Contract, survey By Boaril Of Otieerr .hs, We
called upon u and they shall have poWrr - ~ ~
appear 10 them un1t for Issue. ny
Ii tAs case 81 lapure oE asacDsney N The ...,.-
or quantity Of the Fresh Beef stipulated a \ 10y
cred, then the O 8. shall have power ia .an,.
the deficiency - ruFehASe and the eoOiTse,OS
b. charged uith the differences Of eos1, 'O' VII
fsyment will be made monthly, for The sr...., ~.
gfeSh Beef furnished; but In the event Of ne y
8. being without funda, then payment 70 Be M: "
OOon Af(eF ftnd0 may be received Tor ~. 49,
The contract 70 bs In force for ZEN nonshs !.
lsSs time as the CemmissAFy GonsTal nav 49,.
ecInmsnsing on the arst day 0feepaemher. iaSi
ending On tie er,l day Of June, 1862 s0o
". ". SANDER. I'd Lieut.. Oh Infantyv
Fort chaFeAlu, Nevada TssTitovy, O.
July ", 1851. IvsfA,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

Reward OF PArRlOrrsH.-Capt Charles
H. Manning. Of the Salem (lasA) Light
ARTILLERY, while absent on duty with bid
company 10 Maryland. was removed from
Office In the Custom House to make room
for patriotic Wide Awake demagogus.
who could not DO induced 70 volunteer 10
defence Of bic country. It is thus that
patriotism Is encouraged and rewarded
undsr Republican rulsl It is thus that
Democrats arc prescribed for differing
from Lincolni
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

How TUE TELEaRAFu WORKS Below
is fair sample Of the style Of dispatches
published on the Atlantic side. Similar
errors, no doubt, occur on this side. Tho
Philadelphia Lnquirsr. Of q late date,
gave birth to this good 'un:
MeSsrs LELAND, Stamford, and T. G.
Phelps, are the leading Republican can.
didates for Governor. with tho probabili-
ties in favor Of the former receiving the
nomination. Governor Downey, Eugene
CapCrly, John Pennek and John Bidwcll
are among the aspirants on tho Douglas
ticket.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE!

Every Citisen may freely speak, write
and publiHh his sentiments on all sub
jOcts. beng responsible for the abuse of
that right; and no law shall be passed
70 restrain or abridgs the liberty of
speech or Of the Press.
tC0nNksttoN Of CalitOrHta, Art. l. 500. ..
Congress shall mako no law respecting
an establishment Of Religion. or prohib-
tting the free exercise thereof; or abridg-
ing the freedom Of Speech or of the
Press.
tAmsadmSaLs 70 Consultation o. s., Art l.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

"Gsnssal AAqks saesssss The Fscommonda.
ton To-! 81 eppropriasIoa Of Oevsa huadESd aOd
any nIlisc1s q doliAts tOP the prosecution Of
That 10 very kind Of =" General Banks. +"
But will " General Banks" Be % kind -
also To tell Ne what is. to bscOms Oi.Ihs
peer people who will. ASss thiA Black Re-
publican debt to pAyH
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

Sick or T.-Ilon. J. W. McCorkle, who
was announced to accompany Mr.. Whit
man on a Stumping expedition. has re-.
tired from tho field to attend to q sick
friend, and Joe McKibben has taken his
place. 1t is shrewdly suspected that Afc.
Corkle is disguised with the ticket aud
will express bis contempt for it publicly
before the election.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
CoNSTABLE's GALE.

10y VIRTUE Of ~ eAeea elm. 70 Ne dlreeteA, 10.
ID sued out ~ the Court 81 George BrAmAIi, q
Jus, &c NJ the Pesee In and Ter the Tosn shlp Of
white Oak, County NJ y Dorado. Apd State Of Cali.
fornis, upon Judgments rend red thor,in on me
l3th day Of July, A, D iesI. In hVOV Of Eimmet.
man, and sesAnsi Y. WssAs and Ja~ss KlspaI.
rick Tor the ~ oiSS 50 iVN d. b. and els 80 Ito
costs Of put. together eth arei uinR eoe's, ! have
levied upon and s-lN q. Ahd Wil -Hposs scV sas u
public aur',"n. to the ltshesa bAAsS 81 OaStsvillS,
In Al DOTado s,un'y.
On Ihs 0;h day of August, 1851,
A. 10 o'eoek. ~, eli the right. title. Interest and
claiW Of the ahoVe named efsnd0nS In and to the
toov,rE desrsFhrd pr"p, n.y. VII and beire 10 the
To nSh p Of White Nab. CHu-tv and B.0's Aforesaid
10 81 Dee small ~ce1es balaAine. SHUsieA on All.
dSdsF KID nruts Toll Road. aud knoWn a. wcods
KitA pStF,ck's Saloon. together Win bar hH,utSs
Owen under my hand Ihls the lSh dsy ~ July,
4 n 1851 JAMES GRAY
jy3f.N Constable
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

A FALSE CuARGE.-The organ Of the
DOuglasitcs at San Francisco charges that
the Democracy are about to place them
selves in alliance with the Republicans
Such a charge is so VIGOROUSLY and alb.
sUrdly false that it scarcely deserves no.
tice. Tho Douglas party, after having
resorted to every article to secure tho
union Of Republication With itself and
disgracefully failed. now wishes to i'm.
plicate the true Democracy in similar
attempt. It won't 60 down with tho poo.
pie, Mr.. Herald "NhOm the Gods
would destroy they tirst make mad" and
desperate, barefaced lying is primG .tdciS
evidence OF madness.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

AS ArE.-Ingratitude is one Of the
bHsest emotions Of the human heart, and
when public man announces himself an
migrate, from the stump, IL is reasonable
to suppose that he considers bis fortunes
desperate, In the year 1859 several thou.
sand Republicans cast their votes for Hon.
j. c. McKibben, for Member Of Congress
from this State, and thereby. having done
all in their power to aid and befricnd him,
every manly heart must feel that even Is
a party they became entitled to his graft.
tude. This feeling should gather intensity,
too, from the fact that their support was
solicited, nay, sntreatcd, by the gentle.
man and his friends But the virtuous
Joseph seems 10 incline to the idea that
gratitude for past services is too plebian
a virtue to end place in the breast Of so
distinguished gentleman a. himself. In
. speech at the Douglasite ratification
meeting at San Francisco. he plainly gives
his late supporters to understand that no
is not weighed down with the memory Of
their material aid on that occasion. He
tells them be has mo compromises, no
concessions to make, either 10 secessionism
or republicanitm." Ungratefnl Joseph,
the people will compromise with you by
permitting you to forego the long and te.
dious journey to Washington at the ex.
pense, Of the National Treasury. The Re.
publicans, whose principles, you say, "aro
as pregnant with evil to the country as
are the doctrines Of Secession" will give
you wide berth this time, as they think
they have better men on their own ticket
and besides, they despiss you for your
ingratitude.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

TaS Washington letter writer's say the
expense Of the Government is not less
than 81, 900, 900 per day. one half of which
is eASGtGgs The party now in power
never bad . chance to steal before. and
they have an linking that they will never
have another chance, which accounts for
the greedy madness With which they rush
Ct the Treasury.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
DEATHS.

biED-On Tuesday, SD inst., at Coloma, JOsErH
d. HoLLINosWORThs agsd ahout - ysaEs.
DecsADed immigrsted from Indiana In 1850.
He WaS an industrious man, good citizen, bcus-
vOtSnt nSiEhbOr aud . RSntfoNs fEiehd-a dHtiful
husband, and 9 Aihd and aGsetiouats parent. HE
loss will Be greatly lAmented in the community In
which be lived. lie leaves . widow sud Eve
ehilarenl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

REv. On. ADAMs sayS "that all who
fought 10 this war and died, would 60 to
Heaven, no matter whether they were
processing Christians or not" The fame
a. Nahomst and Peter the Hermit are
uoe d danger Of losing their prestige.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

1 Couvsution Of political dasperAdoes-w
canu0t use . more applicable word-will frame
Q ticket with the alnIoSt avowed intention Of
slseting the Black Republican Abolition can.
didaiO fnr Governor. We hear this on the
streeta. in the public barrooms. aud 10 private
carclss.-S. r. Herald
Especially in the public harrooms. where
you most do cOugregats.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27
TuL WSscOn,iu Tri6uns tbus rr,Dh

TuE WiscOnsiH Tribune thus graphi-
cally describes the objects of thSprOseOt
war:
1--WE believe wo but echo the sentiment
Of the entire North, and many loyal sons
of the South. when We say, make no COM
promise with traitors except at the end Of
a hempen cord; settle forever the question
Of chnttel slavery, and make our nation .
nation Of freedom"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

A Republican exchange says; Let
ms wipe out State lines-I am tired Of
living in q State; I want to 1.-Two in a
eevntry." Alas. SIR. We fear you will al.
~ays oontipue to live in "Saate Of sin
end misery"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

TuE London Times, Of Nay 7th, says
policies Of insurance have been opened
there for Ell. 600. 900 Of California bullion
from Panama to London, "these consign-
ments being diverted from New York in
consequences Of the peril Of capture"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-27

HUNBoLDT INDIANs. The 1Sm1s Of tho
goth says, that the Indiaes. smboldensd
by the removal Of the troops, have been
killing cattle, end recently shot Of and
wounded settler whose property they
were destroying. Tue Old gentleman
6rea back, Killing two and woandiNR
three othsFsl A mighty good ahoG