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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31


LETTER FRox CAfTURED Lixd4ksGilzs :
COLONEL, AT RICHMOND. euNsnmn9 &C.,
onel Bowman, of the PsnNsylvaniA H. 4
and his private secretary, NJ. Oho Helosl
mysteriously captured BY the NJ oR'
the 18th ult, on the heights ksr
Williamsport, Maryland. Noenlh ss
heard from them until ia~ ls' 3,
when n rebel soldisr appesred
Williamsport, bearing Gag Of T0 sDA
letter from the Lieutenant- CU l6lIS IS s. u y
Colonel. The letter gives no psFl ~
of the capture, but merely msntls "a sS
and says: ,tl.a4a:ssss 81. a
"T6o same night, we were disri j,
under guard, to Winchester, Va, Svss ssmS
there at B a. n. Of Thursday: y me- =
night, with no guard, but undst dnr kisd
ten parole, we were sent 10 4helF Il
quarters, arriving In this citT qhank =. /.
N. Of yesterday. We have bssH Is "a :
from the first moment Of CIR y
with the utmost courtesy, am4s eaN - y
liberty Of the city under pAEelssa ~ a
ly incOnVeniences we sufIvr asia'r =,
the lack Of extra clothing OF - &, =
procuring IL UnEorkdKGtslY 8
purse In my trunk, rand, ,tpIlk 8 y ~
ton Of few dollars Ia Ne ~
cts, am entirely withept tup X
With this letter will couka
how remittances may yraaah
my drait on the WysmlaR nes
and Mr.. Chass's on ]. q.
$50. 's@lD q l'S9 asElk'slt
He wishes tepiAso d Sd
balance 10 his GNoru
O'Isso PIsoss ,n,s,,s, y, ~, -:
which have 6eS1
hand. HUblns
or OtAitk tolez
ny fEisnds ak -
tsigned,I
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

81 RENENBER," says BIshop Hall, !. {
great man coming to my house at Wal.
than, and seeing ell Of my children Stands
ing In the order Of their age and seaanFAl
he said-'ThsSe are they that maka ~
men poor ! but he straight received thia
answer Nay, my lord; these ars, they
that make 4 poor man rlch, for tl1FsiiH
not one Of these whom Wo Woula pks
with for all your wealth." Il
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

Protestant EpiSOOPal Church.
PLACERvILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
every Sunday morning, ct II o'clock; Sunday sehOOl
at same place, at 2o'clOck, Pm. C0LOMA-SeFvice
on the rst and third Sunday evenings Of the month,
At o'clock. FL DORAD0-servIces on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. At eight
O'Clock. @. G. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Piacerville. je32
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

Catholic Church.-Rev. j. LNrgan
will oficiAte In Georgetown on every fret Sunday
Of the month also, in COlOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. n.
Vespcrs, in st. Patrick's Church, Plaoervillc, on
every Sunday evening, at 4 quarter past Z. jy27
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Masonic. -- 81. james Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds Its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evenings Of the nrSt and third
Wednesday Of each month. All Companions In
good standing will be cordially welcomed.
AARON KAHN, N. Z. H.P.
8. TITUs, Secretary. JSn5-ly
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

MasOniC..-sierra Nevada Council,
No. 20, Of Royal and Select Masters, hOldS stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each month, In Masonic Hall, Plaesrville.
L. W. RUMSEY, 7. I. NJ.
IKE 8. TIrUs, Recorder. 81
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31
I. 8. TITUs, Secretal

Masonic cNotice.--stated MoOtAngs Of
a DOrsdo Lodge, No. 20, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each Month. II. GLAUBER, Secretary.
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The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BY
q 4 w IO1 KS As ANU AIRY.
D. ". aELwEKs, VA. JANUARY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-08-31

In ui,ur,s whereof, I have here"nto set
L. nj hand, and caused the Great SeAi"t the
- state TO he affixed.
ILone at sacramento. California, this :Ith IA! OF
July. in the year Of Our Lord One THOUSAND h'sh'
Hundred aud SIHty -ODr. ,
Attest. ~ ,o =,
iumxsoS PEIcr, seerstsTy Of state. Aul0 .3t
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The attention II the HloATds Of County superb
,oT. n directed To the second Section "t An Aet en-
TITLED {" An Act 10 amend an Aet l" !" g"IA'e a:s.S @
tinn.. p.,.rd March I'D, lAiO." passed April 9th,
lel5. see statute, of 1875, y. leo.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03
Gov. Harris Demands the Goods
Seized on the HillmaD.
TROOPS AT COLUMBUS
Col. Buckner Protests against
BlOckHding the River.
TO BLOW up THE
CAPITOL OF MAINE!
SOUTHERN COM = rssIoNEHs IN reKorr
Capture of Federal Troops in
Texas.
From. Baltimore.

BALTIMORE May Judge Bond of the Criminal
Court, charged the Grand Jury this morning.
lie called attention particularly 10 the attack OF
the mob On ;he military on the 18th of April,
that the guilty might be brought to punishment
After the crown had left the Custom House to-
Gay, man named Geo. Lemon. in the uniform
the Maryland Guards, deliberately cut down the
American fl g. " hich tell into the arms OF a by
stabder. He was immediately arrested by deputy
sheriff and with some difficulty saved from the
wrath Of tie ftw Union present. and convey ed
to the police station. where he awaits examination
The Guard. it is said, Will expel him.
Judge Bonds charge 10 the Grand Jury. after re
citing the occurrences of the 18th of April, says:
1T is your duty gentlemen under the solemn oaths
YOU have taken impartlay TO inquire into the oc
currences, and present such persons as bore part
in the mub The very existence OF society depends
upon your faithful discharge of this duty. You
will inquire heiheF there preconcert and pre-
paralion. and by whum. You are bound to present
those aided in Ubsructing the railroad. prevented
the safe mPrch of the troops, and assisted in mped
ing their passage. At the same tme II ID your duty
TO inquire whether any OF our own citIz ms were.
without Justification prOvocation, fired upon by
troops and killed"
Besides The logs of life the violence done TO pro-
perty the breaking INFO ttore-, the assuming un-
lawful authority. the irregular and illegal arInng
OF troops. and the attempt. by organizations IN
known 20 the la~, TO usurp the lawful government,
asn dpser. your attention.
The judge concludes that the potent voice of law
should be heaId above the din of strife else all re
curity and stability are gone; there will We nothing
EFT Of our sUcial fame worthy of an Effort TO pre-
serve.
The following circular to the Government at
Washington will be extensively signed by our Cit
zens. IL says: lin opinion military forces or
stores beluI ging to the Government ought 70 pass
through Baltimore without hindraHce, and we will
use our beet efforts 10 pr.veht any distractions"
me mortal TO the Legislature asks Tor the re
building Ui the bridges and reopening Of all lines Of
communication.
- The Police Commissioners have removed the re-
strictions on the expectation of breadstuts.
Resolutions were offered IN the Maryland Legisla-
ture and referred to a select committee declaring
il more troops are necessary for the defense of the
Capital they miy be transported over the railroads
of Maryland.
Resolutions were adopted TO appoint committee
to wait on jeff. Davis and Governor Letcher, TO
to bring about an understanding whereby civil war
may be averted.
An American flag will be presented TO the Home
Guard by the ladies of Frederick.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03
DIR. hENG'S DIsPENSAESY
FOH PRIVATE DISEASES

A@ DR. KING. formerly Of New York, for the
4SEk-sS four gers Of louisville Kentucky, and who
his attention th amsu OF diseases far -
thirty ysr himself hlnz end rr ctce Tor 90
manv years and thousands he is Aned To Gu
All dissss Of vate how bG they may b
from treatment or from Leglect Of their own
Dr. Kings DisPsary IS No rs pesdrlcS street ot"een
and be Square Ssre s diseS # privst nature
oEoRHEA cured without naucous medicine or Interference
from busiuess
ETRcTRIE ofod or date eEectuay cured in few
ays nv an oDerstion which pal Where structure
80 ~, rot be en,oyel PeThsp ediS
mischief and under mines the constitutions much
sYPHrLIs al disss ses OF he skim growing out
loo, ~ sd restmeut ectu lily cured in few days
Szw1S particular aieluoh having Teen gVea 20
his disease AM All the consequ' srewn out Of IL brought
an n man "a s By he destructive Ia Its Of Incansiderate
Youths and excessive indrlence OF PASSIONS neglect OF
which will undermine tuition. Fender NJ the SUBJECT
a. Er Iusin IS or soci-ty and mature cid age
Females whe be brinE with anJ difficulty OF the womb
Ga, vest a sured of immediate relief
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating their case %
fee enclosed directed to Or King, NO % oea rcs street.
Nashville Tenn vii ethS medicine set to IiI
aIress with necessary directions strict secrecy deserved Onos
hours from o. lo0k the morning until in the evening
nEvI3I 8SEdS:UlY
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03
UIrY N"TICBs.
u-..., crenm AIe-Pure.

uarrie., Cream AIe-PuEe'
Lovers Ale have pronounced this me hO'' ~
isbtful beverage of the day, and Physicians COZ
,Dus ,e,om nd il for the cure Of The WOIsi cases
Ils ,irrLe lies in rs purity. Bling eO"pouDoeo
solelv Of malt aud Do its curative properties nus
=, osce become apparent t, Ihtse acqusioted VIII
the vir,us fei her ingredient. LIS manufacture Is
conducted with the Ost scrupu Gus care, and 1t Il
incidentally the BE ALE m.uufactrTed either 1t
Ills or he old country, at the present day.
L. contains no Intoxicating liquor or irJnrlOu
rug. and it will not ibtoxios'e During the near
Vt summer it is the safest AMI most healthy oe'e'-
&c that can be used sui produces noae oil the e'ii
feet. caused by tbs use # d TILED liquor.
Il ia put up in bTrsls for the u'e Of dealeSs; anu
10 l., e snd bottles, for family use.
Price-ir barrels, ten liars; in fifteen es''cn
kegs Eve dollars; in bottles pacsed IN b'1es o.
ne, lWo three and four dozen, two dollars and nj
sen's per 3. zen.
D aleIs wills learn the wholesale terms oy 3D.
dressing the Wholesale Agent.
The u ncy must, 10 all ca'es, accompany Tue o.
Ter. aud funds n oil sulv Mt banks iaken al Psr'
Adar, IS the sole Wholesale Ag ut.
LOUIS ". MILLER,
Al Broadway, Nashville, rem
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

WASHINGTON, May l.-Orders have oeen issued TO
commanders of regiments and independent comps-
mes to make their reports to head quarters OF The
Department at Washington, stating among other
things the strength of their respective "'mmands
character of their arms, supply Of ammu II on, de-
gree of proficiency in their drills and the character
of the same If they understand the drill as Skin
mishers if they have prActlced at the target and the
range and proficiency thereof if they know the
manual of the bsyonet exercise. They will also
state their ability 10 take the field ss TO camp and
garrison equipsge and organization Of their com
missary, quarter master and medical departments
Commanders will be held accountable for the want
of good discipline. The Articles Of War will bG
read TO the respective commands on the Sabbath
at the inspection, before going to church. and the3
will be governed By the regulations for the army
of the United States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

Constant DRuL.--We call the attention CT our
volunteers 20 the following which we find in 4 GE-
cinnati paper: We cannot too strongly urge upon
our volunteer troops the importance of constant
thorough drill daily, nightly, all the time. We have
the material for soldiers, but not the soldiers The
South, anticipating the wicked attempt to over
throw this Government, are organized with plenty
of arms (st,len) of the best quality and their
troops have been in constant practice and drill for
months past under excellent officers. They have
the start Of US. We have the money and the men,
but we lack experience, eff siency and Discipline.
We b.lieve in the first few engG yements the South
will whip US, but we have a firm, unwavering conf
dsnce In the final result The necessity for diligent
practice in the art of war isgreat One company
of efficient disciplined soldiers viii beat thrice
their number of raw recruits, though equally brave
and daring.
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rmPoRTANT FRon cAIRo.
More than 6, 900 Volunteers Assem-
bled.
sEvENTx.PIvE REFUSED TO TAKE
THE OATH.
Families Fiylng from shs Plaee.
special Dispatch to the cinsinu.a EOquirsr.

Special Dispatch to tAs Cinsinnati Enquirer.
CAIRO, April So P. M-There are one thous
and troops arriving here daily.
- t - reported that the steamer J. H. Smith passed
board
To>day. at one P. NJ the troops located here
were changed from Illinois volunteers 10 United
states troops, and are now under command of
General Pope, Of Chicago. The troops were sworn
to support the President and lis orders. About
seventy five left the ranks declaring that they came
to CAIRO to defend Illinois from invasion, but will
not cross the river to war against Kentucky or.
Missouri so long they are in the Union.
There are now SIX thousand two hundred soldiers
in and around Cairo.
So many changes have been made in the command
here that no yet foresee the Intention Of the
Government and the result
Cairo is at present quiet, but General Pope has
intimarion of large forces assembling at Columbus
and Memphis with designs on and a oattls here is
prophesied on Thursday Of this week The fam
lies of most of our citizens are flying from Cairo
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sTATE CONVENTION

coND SATURDAY IN mAYIi
After consultation with many of our poiiSica
s,s in various portions of the State, it has been
agreed to hold State Convention, to nominate can
didate for Governor, on Saturday, the llthoay 0
May. We hope that our friends in every county Will
at ence take steps to be represented in that confs"
ton by full delegations. State rights and tne
Of the South will be seriously endangered Oy '''s
triumph of our opponents 1t behO0ves al VIM y
pose Black RepubHcanism, federalism ana ciVn
war, to buckle on their armour for the contest *
as be up and doing.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

Mustered IN--The following companies were
yesterday mustered into the service OF the State
by Col JOHNSON. of the Military Department Of 'he
University Rock City Guards, Companies "A. ana
C, Captains SEWER. CRsIGHEaD. and FOSTER Zen;
nessee Rifles, Captain HURsT Chattanooga Railroad
Boys. Captain BUTLER Maury Greys' Captain Loo
NEY. Brown Guards, Captain CAMPBELL; Franklin
z aes Captain HANNER Rutherford ~ es' Ca?tsin
LrnBErrER and Martin Riffs. Captain FIELDS.
These companies organised. we understand as the
First Regiment of Tennc ssee Volunteers.
At the election of offc the vote OF the comPa-
mics "a far as received was unanimous in favor Of
the following gentlemen
GkoRGe MANY. for Colonel.
TT. SEvrER for Lieutenant Colonel.
A NJ LooNEY for Major.
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From New York.

NEw YORK May Thirty thousand troops are
to be concentrated at Washington.
Lord Lyons denies the report that he had solicit
ed an armstIce.
letter fr5m a member of the seventh regiment
SAYS six secessonists were caught the 18th, and
two were shot on the morning of the 18th. Another
was SHOT the Eext morning. Several had been ar
rested for tearing up the railroad track.
A private letter from Annapolis says the brig
Caledonia has two men hanging from the yard-arm,
one for smuggling powder and provisions into
Charleston the other for plotting the 9TH Regiment
on the Chesapeake bar with the intention that the
Baltimore secessi0nists should capture Annapolis
before the eth Regiment reached there.
No Notifications on either side OF the Potomac or
Chesapeake are in the hands of the secessionists.
The secession flag was floating at AleXandris
when the Bienve left.
The following is addressed to Simon Draper:
WGShiagtOa-TheTe is not word Of trGIh IN
the report of an armstice. That sort of business
ended on the 4th Of March. 7. W. SEWARD"
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From New York &.

New YORK. May 1.-The steamer Atlantic arrived
to day. She reports that she reached Fort Taylor,
Key West on the l3Ih, receiving additional troops,
ammunition &c. ard sailed again for Pickens, ar
irving e Santa Rosa the 10th. She landed rein
forcements at IT Pickens The night of the 10th
without accident. The Powhsttsn arrived on the
18th The Wy andot;e, st Louis. Sabine. Supply and
Brook, were there. The steamer Illinois arrived
on the 18th and landed her reinturcements on the
10Th.
The Herala's Washington special correspondent
says that General Harvey denies any intention Of
resigning.
man was arrested in Governor Sprague's quar-
ters as a SPY. hitter from Fort Monroe says
there is no danger OF an attack there. 1900 men
are in the Fort. They are muCh annoyed ty fugi-
tive slaves seeking refuge there but in all cases they
are returned. No batteries will be allowed TO be
erected within its range.
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From 50 Louss.

ST. LeuIs. May 2.-The Journal Cairo correspon-
d.nce say 5 a conference was had between General
Buckner and Senator JOnhsOn. OF Kentucky, and
CUl Prentiss, commanding at Cairo Buckner said
Kentucky was determined TO maintain neutrality
and would not allow Confederate troops 20 crosS
her soil TO invade North. nor couRtensnce the
organization of her ciizens for that purpose, and
requil ed guarantees that Kentucky should not be
invaded from Illinois, and protested against block
aiding the river Nothing but munitions OF war IN
der the present status Is to be interfered with.
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F.Om New Dream.

New ORLEANS, April Political news unim
portant
The schooner Araminta Ruatan, from Ruatan
rporis an insurrection in Yucatan with the In
dams
Capt. Dunh's West India Regiment left for the
scene of aeiirn.
The English Government give up the Island on the
LIST of June positively, whether Honduras accept
it or ntt.
An English war steamer arrived in the hsrbor
on the ed and left tie same day for the Belize.
The steamer General MlramOn from Havana 18th
has arrived.
Sugars were dropping, numbers IL 20 Ii 51as3
reals. Sterling exchange SASI. New York 2a3.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

ARRIVAL OF TRoOPs-Our streets presented a
stirring srene yesterday with the marching to and
fro, and the arrival Of troops The following con-
psnies arrived yesterday: Maury Greys, Capt
LooNEY; Maury L ,Bes, Capt. ANDERSON, and Brown
Guards Capt. CAMPBELL. from Maury county;
Nlrtn Rifles, Capt FIELDS, from Giles; Frank n
fes. Capt HAMMER. from Williamson; Rutherford
Rifles. Capt LEDBETrER, from Rutherford; and Car
olina Crews. Capt HUNT, from Memphis.
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Can,ure AZ F.d.ra,Traons.

NEW ORLEANS May Col. Nandorn, with 500
Texans, captured 450 Federal troops unler Major
Sibley who were at Indianola and attempted TO es-
cape in two sailing vessels. VandOrn pursued them
in three small steamers and shortly after their route
seswardly was cut of by steamer from Calves
ton, with 100 men and pieces Of artillery.
Major Sibley surrendered. The officers are or
parole. The arms were turned over. 1t is ex
pected that the will either be permitted TO jim
the army Of the Confederate States take an oath
not TO serve against II.
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RAILWAY MATTERS
news from lhe war.

aThen will the Lord be jealous for his land. and
pity his people.
Yea, the Lord viii answer and say unto his peo-
pie Behold will send you corn, and VINE, and oil
and ye shall be satisfied herewith; and l will no
more make you reproach among the heaihen.
But will remove far from You the Northern
army. and will drive him into land barren and
desolate, with his face toward the East sea- and his
hinder part toward the utmost sea, and his STINK
shall come up, and his i'll shall come up be-
cause he hath done great things.-JOeI I'd, chap is
2nh rerse
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Frun 81. LouIh.

ST.. LOIS. Hay About dozen Chicago Com
panies refused TO take the oath and left the ranks
The Governor of Tennessee has demanded of the
Governor of Illinois the arms and munitions taken
from the steamboat Hillman.
A twenty-four FOUNDER AMI considerable num-
Der of troops are at Columbus, Ky. Strangers are
watched, and the town guarded for fear Of an at
tack from the Cairo forces.
The steamer Julius II. Smith. slipping by Cairo,
landed 450 Colts Rifles in Paducah.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

No REsoURcEs,-News from Washington repre-
SCENTS LISCoLS's treasury perfectly empty A
DRAFT for $3.50 cannot be hOnored. IL appears thai
the reported contributions If the Northern million
aries are mere m Ioashine. The great orCAET,
who was put down for milliOn subscribe oily ten
thousanl-nOt enough u keep the rerels Of Old
AEE's household gang agoing for week.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-05-03

CHIcKAsAUGA MINUTE MES.-A volunteer company
has been organized at Chickamauga, Hamilton coun-
", intended for immediate service. GEO. L. GH>
IEsP1E, formerly of our city has been chosen Cap
tain S. SPRINGFIELD. First Lieut. r. f. Watkins
Second Lieut.; J. d. wilkins, Orderly, and DR.. Rob
ER s. Surgeon. We happen to know the officers
and men of that company, and know that wherever
they encounter the enemy the reputation Of South
ern valor will be fully maintained.