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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

Pursuant to call Of the Mayor Of this eity. a
Railroad meeting was held In the Court House on
last Saturday evening, Jan. 18th, 1851
Amer His Honor, the Mayor, had called the
meeting to order, and stated its object, q motion
was made and carried that Mayor Wade ACT al
Chairman Of the meeting.
On motion, John z. KunklsF was elected Score.
tary.
Mr.. j. G. MeCaIum was loudly called for, and
made some very appropriate remarks, reviewing
the course and action pursued and taken BY parties
interested In railroad matters In this State and
also the benefits that would result from active
measures being taken immediately 70 form a Stock
Company for the construction Of the HaeeEviuo
and Sacramento Valley Railroad.
The subscription list to form Stock Company
vas then presented. for the purpose Of sOliciting
signatures for shares.
On motion, Mr.. y. A. Bishop was elected tempo
raEy Treasurer Of the PlaceFvils and 0aoyamento
Valley Railroad Stock Company.
On notion the blank Of miles In the article Of
Incorporation was filed With the AgWFes twenty
eight (26l.
On motion. the following Eeatlsmeu we're an
pointed . committee 70 solicit subseripeions ~
stock: W. \. Cooper, J. @. AeCallum, B. T. Hunt.
w. u. DoaAhus and Ira 0lynn.
Mr.. MSCallan moved that when the mestInv a.
tOuxn' adjourn TO meet next Friday eveninS. Ssth
Inst, 70 hear the report Of the Oomnittee, Snd ~
promote the general Interest Of the enterprises.
Amount OF shares subscribed for durinf thu
svSniHg, lis, At elO0 PEP share, eli 500.
On mostons the meeting adjourned
THOS. 3. WADE, Chairman,
JpaN IL krEELBA, Secretary.
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sAcRAuEuro. January e. 1881.


DEAR DAK: have no disposition 70 bother
you with sensible letters. for, like your very
sensible men, they are scarcely ever worth
id. Deniocritns was right, the squsbbles and
contentious Of men, high and low, on whatever
stage, are only 6t food for laughter. Lest you
might imagine vas given over to bufOODsEy,
which again bethink me IL rather vulgar
and mOStuOpbiIOAOphie habit may OcoAsiOu-
ally strike . vein Of moral ssdatsness, tAat will
be specially worked SOV the cOmSOFtOg hat large
class az your readers who plume themselves on
their moral standing and pride themselves on
department.
When promised 10 let you AsaR from Ne
Dan, made up my mind 10 do up Sor yOa and
your ssaders (my ps0uliaR admirers y SasEa'
msuas ana Ne many phaass-its politicians aaA
their schemes, lie people aAd tAsir szosllsasses.
it, women aud their beauties. lie bAoys aud
their amuSsments, How he deuce WI I % Il
alP Expose he politicians. and would -
abused. Question the hospitality end ihsEality
Of the SacramentanS, and ! would Be psEssoH-
ted. Reveal the hAuRts Of he boys. and VOuld
be drummed out Of he fraternity, (yOu know
I'm one Of 'eW , or hesitate 10 acknowledge The
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

SECRETARY OF TuB TREAsURY.-An East
em correspondent says that large mum.
Der Of newspapers have been sent to
Springfield and Washington City, tOgeth-
or with private letters, urging the appoint
ment Of Eugene L. Sullivan, Of San Fran
cisco, e. Secretary Of the Treasury. The
correspondent, however, thinks that Mr..
Sullivan's elevation to the Cabinet Is out
Of the question. He is Q clever gentleman
and an incorporating Republican, but
lacks the ability requisite for such a
psominent and important position. II Is
naAsd that Col. Fremont will be ten
Cablast appointment, 70 reward
paSt services and sacrifices In the
la esnse. HE claims are supe-
TT 70 .o.e otheEs, and leading Repub.
rssns q y slave States, such ~ Hair.
49, ana uaNLA ere ssid to be pressing
80 t,aseasly. While Figidly ID
nSs11Ee9,ehs apahliean platform. Lin.
- Ges,sss % Republicans OfSOuth.
- BIRTH deemlne um more consorva.
dive end Isas ohosi6nShlo - the Sontb
then Northern bora RapublIcsn1 n M
set on this principle San. BeII has 4 ar
prospect OF being appointed Collector q
the port Of San Francisco.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26
ASSEMBLY STANDING COMMITTEES.


Decentralization, Clark. Durst, Hanson,
kuriz, Councilman and Chandler.
COrpOrati0ns-Cu Curtis, White, Banks, Tilden.
Chandler, Smith II Placer and CrOcker.
Public PrintinR-Easiman. Cherry, Hcnder-
son, Smith Of Placer, Holman, Flanders and
Walden.
ClAims-walden. Gille,t. LippincOtt, Harri.
man and Hunter.
Ways and Means DougheFty. Baechtel,
Eassmau. Fargo: Showal,er. CrOcker, LAspeyre.
AagrudeF and Miller
Jndlciary-Campbell. Patrick. Curtis. Ross,
Wright, Montgomery. CUuneSs, Blair, Harris,
LippiRcOst and Avery.
Military Affairs-Wood Of Plumas, TitteI.
COyarubias, Harris and Morrison.
Counties aud County boundaries -Munday,
GiIIett, O'Brien. Dougherty, Amyx, Coltrin aud
Foster.
Commerce and Observation-Disclosures, Banks.
Cherry, Flanders and Eastman.
Edncati0n-Blair, Hartman, Walter, Gordon
and Kuugle.
ARricuIture-S tearus, Wood of YOlo, burst,
Denniston, and Clarke.
Internal ImprOvements-FargO, Showalter,
Morrison, S0rTel and TiltOn.
Public Buildings and GrOunds-POwell,H or-
rell, Green, Buell. and Adams.
Public Expenditures and AccOunts-O' Brien,
kungle. Wiley, Harrison and HAun.
Mines and Mining Interests-Milles, Green,
Councilman, Gregory. Hill, Childs, COltrin.
Public Lands-Smib 0f Fresno, Porter, Ha-
gans, Bradley, Briggs, Gregory and Scott.
Federal RslsliOns-COnness, SOrrel, Camp.
bell, White, Magrauder, Ford and Wright.
EngrOssmeut-Lal0r,C Coleman, Morgan, Hill
and Henderson.
Euroling-Tilton, Amyx and Percy.
State Prison-Tilden. Haun, Banks, Hunter,
Tilton, Powell and Gordon
Mileage-ROSs, Morgan, Kurtz, johnson and
Horrell.
Public Morals-Briggs, Patrick, COvaErubias,
Wiley and Hagan.
State H0spilals--Durst, Smith Of Fresno,
Spence. Coleman and Ford.
Indian Aesirs-AODtgOmery, Buell., Avery,
Baechtel and Walter.
Swamp and Overlooked Lands--Adams,
Porter. Wood Of YOlO, Bradley and COnneSs.
Roads and Highways-Childs, Holman, Foe
ter, Spence aud Munday.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

BKurAL-The Black Republican jour-
mails and their neutral allies sieze with
svidity and comment with severity upon
every occurrence calculated to reflect up
on the Southern people, but studiOusly
avoid publishing anything that detTacts
from the Northern people. II . negro Is
deservedly whipped in the South, il an
incendiary Is driven from il, If q lecturer
Is Kissed for reviling their institutions and
dsiaming their character, the neutrals
spread the fact before their readers and
call attention to It a. another evidence Of
the intolerance and cruelty Of the South.
ern people. According to their humane
notions Il b very wrong to fog . slave.
but proper and right 10 infict the severest
punishment upon an unprotected and In
offensive white person. Here is . speci.
men Of the humanity Of the Black Re
publicans:
"JohB Blake, farmer IN Saratoga county,
WV -
lFeatmoat 0f Cs9Fad Floyd, . boy whOm be
.dOpted isto HE family ifnm the Utica Orphan
Asylum. Il vas proved that Blake he'd kicked
be boy until be was deiormed, that he bad
ylven him meals only when helelt iuclined, and
hat he bed sctuaily compelled him 70 eat mice
nd squirrels raw aud unskiaO0d."
This brutal scoundrel Blake 10 q leading
Black Republican and q sympathiser with
The "pOsr oppressed negroes Ofthe South. "
He denounced 6ercely and necessarily,
the cruelty Of the South, and boasts Of
his bensvOlence and tenderness for the
suffering and destitute. Had q Southern
man been guilty Of such aendish outrage
every neutral and Black Republican paper
10 California would have published and
bitterly commented upon it Bot being
the act Of one Of their brothers they pru.
IDENTIFY bottle their indignation" and pass
it over in silence.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26


"OUT II THE C0LD."-The Sacramento
Bee semi.Ofiicially announces that Gen.
Denver is "Outin the eOld-Out Of the Sen.
atOrial ring" entirely. The Bee speaks by
authority, its editor being in the conf.
dence Of the leaders ofthe Douglas faction.
The DOuglasites used him and his friends,
and having no further use for them sheer
ingly advise them to look to the Breckin-
ridge Democrats for support. Gen. Den
yer, in . moment Of excitement and alarm,
when DougIasism appeared to be all-pOw-
erful and the prospects Of the Democracy
seemed clouded in darkness, deserted the
party that had uniformly and generously
supported him and Joined faction that
had strenuOusly opposed him, hoping, by
doing so, to reach the place to which he
aspired-a seat 10 the United States Sen.
ate. He forgot that he was entering the
camp Of bis enemies who would receive
his support but not reward him for it
The prize for which he labOred and for
which he sacrificed bis friends and party,
Is further from his grasp now than ever.
As the Bee pertinently remarks, "under
no combination Of circumstances can he be
chosen Senator this year; and il not this
year, whenG" By joining the DOuglasites
be bliAhted . political life. till then fair
and promising.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26
Legislative Standing Com nAi'tees.
sExArs STANDING coHxIrrEEs.

SkNATs STANDING COMAITTEEs.
Clsims-Waikins. Eagan, Rhodes, Haynes.
and Parks.
F'uAnce-Clark. SKATER, Ryan. Eagan and
Vance.
JudiciaFy-Sharp, Merritt. Shafter, Thornton,
EdgertOn, HeacOcE and Watson.
Electiona-. Thomas, Burbank, Thornton.
Public IAnds-Ilarvey, Denver, Hill, Frank.
lin and Rhodes.
Commerce and Navigation-Ryan. Phelps,
Watson, Sharp and uHvnes.
Federal RelAtions-Watson, ShAfter, Hill,
Merritt aud Edgerton.
HosPitaIs-Fraukiin, Hill, Williamson. Jcct
and Rhodes.
-HiucS and 1Itaiag--GalIaUher, Watt, Frank.
lin, HeacOek, Vance and Logan.
State Prison and f'uoiic fsnttdings=litii, n
CO. Ryan. Vance, DE Lang. IleacoCk and Phelps
E;dnca,ion-Eagab, Irwin, Thorn'on, Haynes
Library-Teet. Park and Burbank.
Mllage-Logan, Warmcastle aud Chase.
Counties and County B,undarics-Dickin.
son. Thomas Pico. De Long and Lcet.
CoFpornii"ns-De Long, Franklin, Watt, Ea-
gan and Chase.
Agriculiure--Phe!ps, Warmcastle, Pico, liar.
vey aud Denver.
i'riuting-Chase, Perks, Rhodes, Harvey and
Dickinson.
Contingent Expenscs-Haynes, Burbank,
Parks, Thomas and Logan.
Miitary-PiCo, Watkins, HeacOck, Clark and
Crittenden.
Thomas, Dickinson and Phelps.
Morals Vance. Burbank, Hill, Franklin auG
De Long.
Engr0ssed Dills-Mcrriit. Williamson, Hea
cock, Irwin. Sharp and Gallagher.
Enrolled Bilis--Denver, Edgerton, Crittcu
den, Watkins, Shafter and Williamson.
Internal lnprovemenIs-lrwin, Eagan, L.
gan, Harvey and HeacOck.
Swamp Lands--Edgerton, Parks, Watson
Phelps and Warmcastle.
MsnWfactures-Parks, Leet, Ryan. Thoma,
and Clark.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

Bin Of MssSTs. Gelwieks . January, Of 80, for
pEinAinss was pseSsnted, aud referred to PFinting
COmaIittea.
AldeFaan Monroe asked leave TO withdraw the
reseaatsea introduced By hin At the hSt meeting,
having fer its oset the paying Of oceRS' salaries
tm9sd!AtsIy after theiR allowance BY the Common
Coancll, Or - soon thereafter ~ there are funds
suAeient for the same which withdrawal was
granted.
The bills Of Drs. Cooke 4 Titus, Of 05, and Pet
tt Choates OF -, were presented, and referred
back for pRopeT ceFtiAcateS. ~
The injunction served upon the Mayor and CON-
mon COuDcN Of the City Of PlaceFVlIle, By J. N.
Douglass, through the Mayor. restricting them
70 one Y. J. Lewis, for . certain railroad survey
frsm Folaom and Monte CTiat0 70 this place, was
presented By the Mayer, and BY the Clerk read TO
the Board.
Day evening, San. 3ath, 1851.
JOHN K. KUNKLER,
CleTk Common Council.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26
ROAD NOTICE.


WE, che undersigned, do hereby mako and de-
w eIaVe ous intention 10 organize OuFSelVes iusO
J"ies Stsek Company, for the pnTruSe If CON
.tVUetiRe Turnpike Road. In Diamond kpFiRes
Toe RshiP, " lloTAdO COuniy, and state at Cab
eDEhIa. comme netng 81 p-Ant ReaT the Empire
saS Mill. NJ the head Of FleasAni Valley, In said
IOST,bIp; theme north .eAsteTIy and up the saiA
fork II Clrar Greek, 10 the head Of the sams,
interSe ting the public mad Hbout fIe miIrs AhO,
the said Umpire sU-Mill. and near JO. BFOu ne
hih. alOVe the Atlantie SaW-Min. Said route 10
Ah-Iut ave miles lOa4.
The nndeTSignrd do hereby Eive notice that us
Uiu hald meeting, at the once Of the Empire
saS- Mill afu~esaiA, az NJ the teTmiui II ssid
road, on the llih day II fshrnaEy, 4. d ISL, 81
10 oebrk, 4. NJ, al aaid day, for the puTpns< u
PT~liIstoaVy organization ~ such conrAnJ.
Dated JSASASy al, IHGI.
SAMCEI FLEMING,
u. CLARK,
L. BARCuf.
II. LANDER, --
JOHN FLEMING.
4. BARcIlI.
TIIOS.- HI.ENJXf:,
GEO e. RLANCuARD.
jan@S-td -ALBEkT FLEMING.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

On molten Of Alderman MeBeth, the above bills
were allowed.
On the bill Of George II. Buekln, Of A96O, the
Finance Committee requested and were granted
further time.
Report Of William Jones. City Collector, rela.
tive 70 Delinquent Tax List, was read, and, on
motion. received aud ordered On ile.
An Ordinance entitled I" An Ordnance creating
was read. and, on motion, laid on the table.
Account Of H. L. Dingwan, Of ~, against PA
eeFville Public School, was presented, aud, on mo
ti0n, ordered paid.
The following bills were read, and, on recon-
mendatiOn Of the Finance COmmitte, were al
loWeA:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

beauty q the women, and would be tabOOed.
by the way, The sun does not shine much upon
this city, but even with the light I'll gives have
not sssn pretty face under bonnet since /
have been here. However this may be mega
tive 10 Sacramento, mean Il to be an afirma.
tive in favor Of Placerville. Ladies please take
note.
But with regard to the politicians, am placed
with them a. the Arab Is with his gnest-hav.
ing partAken Of his salt-pOwerless to do him
harm. Can be less generous than the lsh'
maelitef Can expose the weakness Of . poll.
tician with whom have drunk delicious cOck-
tails y-eveu those Of Barney's manufacture.
Or interfere With the Senatorial aspirations Of
Oue who has treated me TO his best brandy and
cigarsi-Or be tOO critical with anOther, who
90 politely hopes to have the pleasure Of a call
from me at his rooms! True, be knows have
IN intimate friend 10 the Legislature but II
would be too bad to attribute such pOlitenesS to
seldshness, expecting qSid pro quo Il believe
that's the LAiin) for such SEdVs and graceful
condesceuSien.
Sacramento, with many drawbacks, 10 still
quite tOleFable stopping place ut present.
There are theatres and churches, hOrse.racing
and lectures, cock fighting and love making,
law breaking and law making. 90 that he must
be hard 10 please indeed who cannot end some.
thing 70 instruct or amuse in the Capital just
now. Indeed, am greatly afraid that some Of
your unsOpbisiicated Representatives will be
led astr1y. intend having sharp eye afler
the Bachelor part Of your delegation. l intend,
i'll cAa prevent II, they shall 90 back 70 the
mountains with their hearts "still calm and
fancy Free"
The fight for the Speakership being over,
that Of U. 8. Senator next comes up. Who
the fortunate hmbTe will be, il 10 almost i'm.
possible 70 tell. Hope sings " all, suppose,
fatteriuR tale. Denver, being very practical,
depends not much on hUpe, for success. He
works somewhat carefully, but he is too heavy
for his wings; he will never take the Eagles
fight. Senator he will NOS be. McDougalhas
ability, some strength, some hope, but not
much show Of success. Randolph is flushed
with hope, has considerable strength and may
win. Nugent Is brimful Of hoPe-he has moth
ing else. Other candidates there are, but Of
them l say-"nay the best man wiu."
A LOCKER on IN VENICE.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

u DleDoad egsings, - lie aOth inst., Av Charles
CAH0t1AB Aooas, al Of Diamond epFinRS.
JaaaaEy -, y RsS. walter RTeGr, HI JOHN
CeWp1Ls - AlsS cl,ARlssA EMlLY NOaRIs, ali 81
shis city.
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Dom.

1iAaehaed, Of Q hAVoaRna- -
4 Dc p Sa..s'1 ai' ' wife of George
At Diamond Springs, on Che 9lSt inst, he I'll. Al
o. 9. Carpenter, Of 3 son. W. -
Al Buckeye nat on the llth inst, tho wife Of Jas.
ferguson, Of son.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26
Ntm advertisements COspag,
mTv TAX SALE.

Thy VIRTUE Of authority In me vested, have
ID levied upon, and WIN OhsS SOF ssle, st Pu6he
auction,
On the 18th day Of February. a. D. 1851
At 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, in faont Of ThOs: G. Nugent's
Store, IL the city Of PlaeeTvlle the following DE-
serbed Real and PersOnal Property, to rsts s1e
taxes and coats due upou the same for the year lSO
WIN. JONES, City Collector.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

AcxxowLEDonExTS.-Hernandez 4 Anderson
and ". n. Bradshaw 3 Co., ere entitled tOOur
thanks for late Atlantic papers aud magazines.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26
aUMMONA.

S,TATE or CALIFORNIA, County NJ II Ilo al,
- In JuSticr'S Court, diamond springs Toss.
chip.
The People NJ the State Of CAliGornIa, to J. u.
wADLEIGH. greeting; Nou are hereby sum
n0nrd to appear be fare me-, At ny once in Diam.nd
Syringe Township, Of the county aforesaid, on the
9Th day Of February, A. u. 1851, ~ 10 O'eLrk. A.
~. TO aBsSeT unto the eOmplaint of Alonao II.
Palmer, Who sues you for the recovery ~ balance
due him Of any dollATs. ioT laboT peTluTmed by his
since the <9sh day n September. 4. u. ls6D, a.
sp~rihed in eOmPla nj on hIe in nv oaiee uhVs
Judgment iii be taken sGainSt yon fur the .sid
amount. together With eosts and DAMAGE, " you
fail to appeaT and answer.
70 the sheEi6" T any Constable Of said COUNTY
erecting: Make LgAl Ser'iSs sSd due retuin
hrrrof.
Given under my hand, Ihis IIth da, n January.
4. d. 1851. CMAS l. AMIIMN.
Justice Of the Pcsee In and ET said Tow nShip.
State Of California. County Of IL Dorado The
rr"per sfHda,h having bren made sRd sled In M
oaiee. to suthOTiIe the issuance O(An order Of pu
iieafiou. II - therefore ordered That the ais"
BNmuEIna be published IN the MOCNHAiN DeNO-
CAAT. OeWsPaPrV pulliShed in the County aE,rr-
aid. fH the term Of two weeks, eOInne heinV On
the 16sb dsy 81 JaB0aIy, 1851, Esd al the sAIiva.
ton ~ which publication service ~ said suHu,Oos
| shall BE- deceased eo@plste.
jan:s ~ CHAS. L.. AMIDON, J.r.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

R..uOuuD.-J. L. u. wade. Justice Of the
Peace for Georgetown township, has handed 10
his resignation, 70 take effect on the 6rst Of
usxt month.
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end dseaying parties, all Scheming and
cosVupt PolllieianA, destitute Of character
ana baRkWnG. IN tnFtups, are urging the
UrEAallhtosAof anew party. With an
sgotlsmu ana -aaanrancs sublime in their
a6surdity, thsy insist that they ere pa
CiotA end hat al who differ from them
asd Asuhs thsir professions and question
tAGir thM1ksa agS traitors 10 the Union.
N6b pi6suie loaIess and virtuOus bum
msss osAspdy desire to obtain OGice, and
hsViaghsss soossfully rspudiated By the
Ds@0Euaie paFty, they vShemsntly sdvO-
cate he S6fnatiOn Of new party in the
hops u sneeosding through It. They
have thR i3pudeDss to thiRk that they
can AsssivO -tAs people, that ths masses
win Nuaow their adNIse and allow them to
led end control them. They presume on
the suppospd ignorance ed dishonesty Of
the @AsSsaT end AOPoby 0xtraxagant pro-
GssaioAd q attachment to the Union to
cOae Stkll rexf effects SndImPOSs upon
che ulanlpsa Thar patriotism isa sham,
Their pseaauiens insinOsrs, their motive
wen anAwssOO& Disguise II a. they
may, 'tie clovsn foot is plainly percePti.
be. We tslt4h@e ambitious. disintercst-
ed, brainlsss patriots. that the people ere
6rsA ofAuMbnss-that the last One-the
RspSbllein party-has siCkened and dis
gusted thsm, and that they win not cOun.
tsnases ansthsr. A vast majority Of
thoss Wh0 voted against the Democratic
party q The laat election most sincerely
regret having done 90; and they ere ready
and aazisaOAOa atone for their imprudence
By unitlng @lsA TIE Democratic party
and suPpOIting IL nominees hereafter.
They IaCk with distrust and contempt
npoa . asw party. They trisd that sx-
DssinsstssvssAl tiasS end alwsys repent
ed a. f. New parties have invariably
6E0lAs dlagFaoS upOa their sdherents,
NUuAaa - ths 0OenaEy. Under Demo
ssalDOsulS co. osoutry has always been
3anq4A pDd prospeFOO6 The people
ksoS ~ aad yin again turn, as they
awss Aapss n Amss Of excitement and
an@s@d &RosHs % the good old
DUmee pwtgSbs safety and security
- ~ ~ pas,y that has the ability.
$3.50 eeu'eos@ 70 preserve ina
- ..no"y between me
>. II. 3. a"cy "'n NOT hste"
ma .'n'.'s aov.co Of 'ne
$40 ss'o"''es. ana l"'Oela'
~ - yenoe.e1c ~ N
49,. q. J! e,,.O-s = ..s pse.o"s'
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go. ,'d TT : =" sP." O'o e'ec''O" s"O
= a' EsAtsEHaSe pure,
@uo P~sEy-a PatV ."s'
..,.y ~. ~ oOn.''e.uO',A' oO"sa-
uc ~ ;. uPo" : 1auc1a. P.auOrm,
TSa -. -. so.as :. 800 :, =: -. -.
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OOM 49, ..''. ""sA :. 70 'neO"'y
smi..h.~.;o- 80 80. 800 49,
So,
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-01-26

The LEGIsLATURE-Ths two branches
of the Legislature ere now fairly launched
in the business of the session. The COM
mit.ces of the two houses have been an.
nounced, and are now prepared TO graPple
with the matters which await their action.
But little business Of importance has been
transacted, owing to the late organization
Of the Assembly. A number of Union
saving" resolutions, gOOtl, bad and indif
Gerent, has been introduced into each
house and referred to the Committees on
Federal Relations; ard when the commit
tees report, & prOtracted and prOfitless de-
bate will likely ensne, retarding the lCglti.
mate business Of the Legislature and
lengthening the session perhaps . month
or two. Well, what care the members so
long as the people have to foot the bill |!
II the people can stand it they can IL
Bunkum will be in his glory, and the
present will be distinguishes the Legis.
lature Of Bunkum speeches.