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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
II. GLOCBER, Secretary

Do They ArPEOvE:-A correspondent
requests as to ask the fnsi0nists, the in.
dorscrs Of I.incoln's cocrcive policy, il
they approve Of the appointments Of Clay,
GiddingS, Schurz, lTassauck, and the in.
dorsers of Helpers book, to represent our
country at home and abroad DO they
approve Of the course Of the Republican
majority in the Senate, in selecting. with
out exception, Northern Sectionalists for
ChaIrmcn Of the Standing Committees ?
DO they approve Of the general sectional
policy Of the Administration? DO they
approve Of calling out troops for the pro-
lection oil Washington, which has never
been threatened, and then marching those
troops to subjusatc the South? DO they
approve Of Furnishing Democrats for ex-
pressing disapprobation of the policy of
Lincoln? II not, why hrvc they failed to
express their condemnation? Why do
they denounce Democrats as scccsSionstS
and traitors for not joining the Rcpubli-
cans IN their spurious Union demonstra.
tons?
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25


EnIToRs DTSOcRAr: An enthusiastic meeting
Of the citizens Of Gold Hill, opposed to the
present war policy 81 the Republican Admin
isiraiion. was held ut Leaches SALOON, in this
place, IN Saturday evening. May. 18th, fur the
purpose 81 organizing u Democratic Union
Club. The meeting was called to order b. g..
7. Lewis the c"R,mittee appointed ut a pre-
vInuS meeting to draft u Constitution and BY.
Laws for the government II said Club, re-
ported the follow ing, which was unanimously
adopted ---.,-..
VIZ, the undersigned, members IF the Gold
Hill Uninn Democratic Club, dcploring the
present caiamIIies ~ wlich our beloved cUun.
try is involved. and earnestly declaring our
attachment To ita integrity, Our LOYALTY tu its
government and alIl,..Fiiy and believing the
same tan be Irrpeiuatcd only in the spirit IN
which il was formed, the spirit nf concession
and compromise, do agree i0 support NJ uian
TOR political position who is not unreServcdly
aud unqnalItidcly opposed IN the present rum
Nus. unconstitutional aud monStr"riS war policy
nf the Republican President, Abraham Lincoln.
Therefore,
R.~'c,d. That we will support NJ man for
public position who Is not in favor Of exhaust
ing every remedy f"r the solution If our diff
cultirs that IL patriotic regard for the rights If
every section Uf our country, North and south,
Fast and West, will point nut.
R,mireI, That VIC cordially indOrac the rcso-
lutinns promulgated by the Democratic County
Central Committee, believing that upon their
bass NC shall succeed in rendering this gl"ri-
Gus L MON firm, enduring and impcrishable as
time itself.
After which thirty-thrcc persons signed the
Constitution.
The following gentlemen were then duly
elected officers of the Club: President. Robert
Wilson; Vice Preside :, 4. letters; Secretary,
X. Dunnclif; Sergeant -at-Arms, \. krllisrn.
The twenty star flag Of the Republicans was
denounced 10y the meeting and three hearty
cheers were given for the flag If thirty four
States.
On motion. the meeting adjourned, subject
tn the call oi the President.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
ahu ORDERED paid
SALARIES UF OFFICERS.
Total amount A'hNc ed .........
mills EEFRRRHD MACK.

Total amount N'luN cd ..H.,,.....- 3Jll ~
NILS REFHRRkD macs.
The hills of \. 4. Nan NOorhirs and ". Miller
were referred back. Ia hr certified Ia Nv the the
Engineer IT the rlarcr'ile tire Department.
ORDINANCE.
Ordinance M. lis, entitled An Ordinance Ia
provide for the grading Of Quartz Alley" VA.
presented aud passed.
PETITION.
Petition from james OR, concerning lust City
Warrant, was read, and on motion, referred {" the
Committee "n FInahrr
- TN inniior, the lrrk wac authorized To is-tie
CitN Warrant, allowed 10 SIkcsirT began, in fl
NoT " ChaTlrs j. An idss"n.
HrruRT ~ y. u. nARNON. roLicR JrpGR.
ENhilht # eases tried l,fnIr 7. u. Harmon,
Ju-t nf the Prarc, f,T Violation II lily Ordi.
nanc"s. from December ~. iNf, To MAY .l,t lS6!
showing balance Of 80 ~ IN favor If the CIiN,
was presented, and, On motion, received and or
dcTrd III lille.
IHsrErTOES TuR CITY TiFCTiuN.
The following appointments FIR INSPECTOR and
places fnr ding (Iti llrc;I"n. "n June d, laGl
were made, and on mIli"i,, railnrdi
Ist Mard-W. II Cror"r, u I,tab, Inspectors.
I"il.-t'r eats Hotel,
I'd Ward-M h. >hoaur, II. W. \. Worihcn.
lu.pcc'nrs I'",-t ninn Sai,nn.
81 Ward-J"hu Mae. John u Boop, Inspectors.
r".i,-St. l.nui. lluusc
un n"iinn, the different titI Officers wrtr in
sttn"t'd Ia have th'' ANIMAL rruTt. sent IN by tho
second MONDAY ~ JWUc lNrl.
ApIut K>NE>r.
On motion, the Board adJ"urnrd to meet al the
ca'f Of the Mayor
john l.. krNkLEH, CkrkC.C.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
Y,s =. .osIh Of January 70 Apr. last.

Prsa he Ronth Of January 10 April last
RIFT 81 ~ the editorial matter 0f The MOUS-
SAsN EnnOCaAT was written BY Wash. Wright
Whsu be commenced 10 direct the course of
that paper Il wss . SnutherD secessi0Bist and
Paeiac Republican he changed IT to Union
6smOcFsiic c.'urse.- HdSh Wright.
Il Is almost needless for us to say there
In scarcely q word Of truth in the above,
a. the people Of Fl Dorado well know. 1t
h as silly as malignant, untrue and I'M
callel fur, and only PrOvOkes a smile Of
pity fur its vain and petulant author.
For answering the Legitimate interroga-
tories Of a correspondent in which We men,
toned the name Of Dir. Wright in kind,
respectful, courteous manner, he cnviouS.
~ and mcanly and Unexpectedly asSaiTs
ms in an Insignificant sheet, Of limited
circulation and no influence. We must
be excused from holding a controversy
with him. We have but few words to
say and then shall dismiss him for all time
TO come. lie has . morbid appetite for
nOtOrieIy and would esteem it great IA
vor to be noticed by the DEMOCRAT. II
O. pardOnablc vanity, laudable ambi-
ton, but we shall not crafty him. What
he is or has done is q matter Of equal in.
difference to the people, and it would be
q difficult task to fill our columns with
anything more trivial or valuclcss than
reflections on him.
We hired Mr. Wight TO write for tho
DENOcRAr and We paid him literally foI
his labor. Instead Of "dirccting" it.
course We suggested what we wanted
written and he Obeyed u.s. The Demo
CHAT never favored secession nor Pacific
Republic. Less than six weeks ago Mr.
Wright regretted that he had not money
enough to pay his passage to Montgomery
Alabama, In order to enlist in the army o
the Southern COnfedcracy. lie was thcr
u violent secesSionist lie boosted tina
he wrote the first article in the State il
favor Of Pacific Republic, and appcnrc,
greatly mortified because his silly articl
attracted no notice. With equal sincerity
and honesty he now boasts of his attach
ment to the Union. What his professions
are worth the public can judge from hi
past course.
A few years ago VIC generously defend
cd him from what we believed an unjns
and unwarrantablc assault of the Collie,
Era, and VIC now most sincerely beg tn
ErGs pardon for saying one word in de
fence Of a person SO nngratefuI and un
worthy as he has proved himself
Some years ago the credit Of edith;
the DEMOCRAT was given to Col. Wash
ington and DIR. Gwin. We did not deem
it necessary to deny the absurd stor,
then, nor do VIC now. Remembering tn
old adage-" Pitch doth dcflc"-wc tax
leave Of Mr.. Wright forever.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

In tih> ri'H "nthe 2n'l, met NAY infant dnngi
ter 81 Mr. and Mts. james kihs.
In This city, on the rvoI.inc ~ the cd instant.
At the rcsidcr" IL W. NJ. lIuuwaN, MuIIAN
VAS l"N>EN il, Of 'unir;ion, IN tic 3l,t
year of his aye.
Mr.. Van fo>srn WAS l"rn in tho town 81 Ann
\rh"r, Michigan, IN lN3I lie wac. for NAV,
Years, resident II Lafayette. | diana. II. came
ioCahf'nnil IN the -pnng II ISL, whore lac re-
sided until lis death.
lie was universal. r".rc,trd, and dcarl, lo,,L
10y li' Intimate acGuaih,ancc,. ipt.ht ~ h..
dealings. c"ilial and faithful in his frlrud,hip,
frank aud sincere IN III manner, Ernciuus and.
f~gNing, lac won all hearts l.! la, kindn,ts and
amiamliy. Quiet and nioLtIu>iIc, lie led a
h-mclrss life, ard died regretted l., M wiIn Know
him. lie was all esteemed mcmL:i Of Il Dnr,tu
Lodge, NJ. 26, \. !. and \ NJ. and the m, nL,rs
Of the Lodge, with heavy l'arts and wa,rt> ,yc.,
followed HE remains tn their last rt,:lng placc
The beautiful! snlcnn aud imposing NE, IT the
fratcTnii! were performed at the grave 81 the la
mrn,cd brother, l.! W"rshp'ul Master TITUS, ia a
sCrions and impressive naunrr. though with a .or
roWfnl heart and Ellierins tongue.
Lafayette, Indiana, aud Ann Arl,or, Michigan,
papers plrasc cop!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

A FAcT.-It is a fact not generally
known that the Constitution of the origi.
nal United States was not submitted to
the people OF single State, except Rhode
Island, and then it was voted down by
TWO thousand seven hundred and eight
against It, typ hundred and thirty two
for 1t. A foolish hue and cry has been
raised against the Southern Constitution
because IT. was not submitted to the peo.
pie for NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. its trainers
followed the example Of the trainers Of
the Constitution of the United States.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

EDIroRs DEMOCRAT In your issue of this
date appears communication signed Inspec-
tor, charging George G. Blanchard, ESQ.,, with
stating falsely that at the last election he voted
for Breckinridge. was inspector at Fl Dora
do precinct, and as such received his ticket.
Ny impression at the time was that it was one
Of the Douglas tickets, but in this may have
been mistaken, and / know nothing IS to the
names upon the ballot. In justice both to Mr..
Blanchard and myself, l desire you to give
place to this in your next issue.
CHAS. MEREDITH.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

The PMESIDENT's REQrIsIrIoN.- The
President has issued rcquiSition for
$4,000 troops from the States. Where
docs he find the power to do this, asks
the Albany -AryuN Congress refused to
PUss any laws for such a purpose. The
existing acts of Congress confer no snch
authority. Is the proposition to create a
sensation in the North for the benefit of
the Republican party? Let not Demo-
Gratis be decoyed into conntcnancing any
such act Of uSurpation. Lincoln is acting
in violation of the Constitution. .Stand
by TIE Constitution and Lines, but rc,ist
usurpGtiOn, Democrats.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
II. GLAUBER, Secretary.

NV PAPER.-It is rumorcd that the
Union men Of this city and county arc
making arrangements to establish All or.
gan In this city. It will not be excess
lively feeble and totally unreliable, but a
Arm and unPurchasabls supporter Of the
Union cause. 1t will be, we are informed,
under the editorial management Of gen.
tlolnsn Of character, who have not eulo.
gised and traduced, with equal readiness,
eli parties, for . consideration.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

fOR GOvERxOR.-The Butte Record
HecOmmsSds Major Bidwell for Governor,
sincs the publication Of the manly, Dem.
ocratic and patriotic letter Of Governor
DOwney, which gives great Offense to the
ssctiOnalissa It Is intimated that the
R1spFSs candidate would not hesitate to
isln aay Action Tor nomination.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

MEsSRs. EpIrnEs: In looking over the prn.
ccedings Of the "yren Union" demonstration,
held in the City Of San Francisco, as published
in the Sacramento Union, | was amused al
the .prFdd EaglF style, in which Senator Latham
spread himself; and ut the great amount OF
patriotic (save the mark Indignation that was
exploded for bunkum. After seeing the pro.
cccdings and reading the speeches, no one can
{ be much astonishcd at the character Of the
resolutions such u meeting would adopt.
The second resolution displays such an utter
want of the knowledge of the nature and histo.
ry OF the American Government, as to call for
passing notice. 1t is us follows:
"Rs'o'rtd, That the allegiance Of nm Ameri.
can citizen to the Federal Government is sutc.
rior To all other obligations, and binds him. in
Inv. ind in honor, Ia aid in the suppression of
rebellion, and in the enforcement OF the laws"
Now. it is evident that the mon who drew
up this resolution, and the meeting that adopt
ed it, were utterly and hopcIcssly ignorant Of
the nature Of our form Of government. Ifthc
1H'gi"hre ot tie citizen IL tie Ft,ieral Gorcru.
mem IL superior to al OHrr obEyat;ons, where
docs it place the citizens Of those States that
have passed ''IeTSon0lHbtrty" bills, compelling
their citizens, under the penalty Of heavy fines
and Imprisonment, to disoLcy Constitutional
act of Congress? Are not such laws a nulli(i-
cation Of the law Of Congress such States
in open rebellion against the government; and
their citizens traitors, by the act of their States:
President Lincoln takes different view Of the
powers Of the Federal Government, or he
would not call I'm the Governors Of the different
States for soldiers he was clothed with supe.
rior power Of compelling them, BY superior al.
"g'd"f", to come ut his bidding If the al.
lcgIance Of the citizen to the Federal Govern.
ment is superior to all other obligations, then,
indeed, are we living under d,spotism in its
most terrible form: for not only is State Sore
rig"iy and the rights Of The citizens abrogatcd.
but his obligation to his fellow man, and his
obligation to his CREATOR, are both denied
to him.
1t is said, "thcrc is but one stcp from the
sublime To the ridiculous and If the doctrine
Of this HesolHtion be true. we should find too
soon that M're aJUt ~imgle step 5etr>eM Con.
sft"tiondt Htrfy and tie no~t a6aolute drspo.
Esm. 1t is said that, "man is incupable Of
self government" and the passage Of such
rt'ol"i'on~ by freeman gives strength to the
assertion, and leaves the mind in doubt wheth.
er their is not more " truth than poetry" in
the assertion, "that man is incapable of self.
government" "Frcemen know their rights.
and knowing dare maintain them" against all
forms Of despOtism. JEFFERSON.
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May G"i

PEM>">IL.--M Mr. II. : Ht""k>. joint r"Iri,-
tor with Mrs. II. = Brooks, "f tlic new and
popular MAINTAIN mIgdy ne, Jul,ii>hvd at Chi
ncsc Camp, TH'l"mne county. l. NV IN this
city. soliciting subscriptions 4" his p,r,",licAl
We bcspcaA Ter him KIND reception from all
upnn whom he NAV call
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

RELIABLE statistics Of the Syrian mas
sacrc show that 10000 Christians wero
killed and 1000 women and,yOung girls
sold into Turkish harcms.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
CEnAEvIILE, Nav l.. 1sGl


DE\n DEM"rn>r: 1t is really amusing To hear
the ins"lrncc ofthc lIiacI, Republicans and their
Douglas brethren, in branding Democrats, who
have always stood up fnr the honor Of their
country, as diS'ininniS;s and seccss0niSts. The
principles advocated by the mon rcI., if carried
mcr They are in favor Of coercion in favor
of forcing the People Of the slave States To in
d"rSe Republican policy, though it may be
rninOuS tn their institutions. They refuse Ia
make the least concessions, while the South is
ready Ia make sacrifices 10 secure their Con-
>;itulional rights. But no; we must all be
Black Republicans, or arc disunionisis. Are
they not getting impudcn,?
They need not put themselves tn so nlucl,
trouble {" call Cnlon meetings in every CAM
where they can raise corpural's guard, frI
they and their Douglas allies can unite nj nny
time, Whenever it suits their convenience, as
they have formerly been in the habit Of doing
That is the only union that their meetings can
effect, or are intended TO circct-a union Of op.
posing elements I" the Democratic party. The
leaders Of both factions. for whose benefit
these meetings are called, are trying to assume
new name TO please some Of their fastidious
followers. who object to the Democratic or Re.
publican name. Their motive is transparent
and the hunbug will soon explode.
The miners generally in this vicinity arc
d"ing we'll Having finished sluicing for the
season, the most of them are washing up, and
their claims pay handsomely. There is new
discovery, about one mile Northeast Of Browns
vile. which have been crcdibly informed is
exceedingly rich. Several gentlemen have told
me that out Of lump Of dirt not larger than a
qn"irs egg, they have taken from six bits To
dollar, and from five to eight dollars TO the
pan was quite common. CEDARVILIE.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

TIM DlRSRRENcE.-.The Boston Post
alSss Tie fbliOwing - the difference be.
tsssa - Black Republicans and the
nih ssllslans-ths latter are Spelling
sFa s and the former are Fighting
~ Spells
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

MACULEY's ESGLAND.-The fiilh volume
Of the above work, edited by his sister,
is for sale at the bookstore Of Hernandez
& Anderson.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
ORDINANCE No. lis.


y ORDINANCE I" pTo,IJr fut the t,rAdip1
N of quartz ANY.
The Common C"uuril II the CT, II Placer, lie
do ord nn fulln~.:
>ftII"> !. Il -hAl ~ the day ~ ;hr cit, Mar.
'hil I" rausr the allr, kn"wr a, luit'i Nl,,, In
Sa'd clt!, 10 hc graded us'n the Iradr a. n"N r,
'AhlIsird by the surveyor ftT the iy-.t;d u-tk
:" Tee c"ninr need "I'hIn ten daN amer I-tir, and
Ia hr completed N,itatu tN-n'N htN> After ir,lr
So. :. frTS"ns oWH.r: hn:s ui-.h 49,! Al!., ,b,1
pay The 'NwnN" ~ grading H." ,,.n. rti T.', an
pf"IAittI"n I" tic uuu,!Asr ~ feet Which "a IA Lit
shaIi have OF frontage rron said alley. Ard in
'A-' ANY i't,"n Nv uInr 1T fronting on sAi sIi-v
shaI f'i ~ r'flst I" I.N ~ a,,rssed L. him
~ h'T hr such gTahiGg. NJ 1T, fronting ~ aid
ale! shIl lee hA.r lot thu same, and the IT. Mar
'hal -laU proceed {" 81! t.r same At In!.ilc Aue
ton tT .uch ,tuent f,T grading, amer r.s.,.
Its. III thrr- ruhiic place, IN III, rltN noticr vf
90 si'c, lat has; tWtutN ,iaNs.
-. J II Ihai. t- she duty "f IA, az, N,t.L,l
{" aIts'rtinu, ns tho sr,,Til L,,s frnn,ir- an
''id a.l'., the a.''ssm'tt Lur ft"ii the uwr,t u
Zach hot Gr grating tie S,mr, and n.tih .ueh
81" h'T ~ i'ir amount =" ,,ur.
~ L. TLII 'TG-+--r--->hAl! &c IN f.rrr irum
and afirr ITS pl,,,gr.
Approve Ma! at. l~';l.
Tllg,S W(nl
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

OU0ARS.-crushed Powdered, New Orleans, No.
- China, Coffee Crushed, by the bAsreI, half bar
rel, box, or at retail HUNT GRACE,
do On the FaLa, PlarcrVille,
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

At Col"ma IN Tuesday. Ma, ?l.t. l., HrN. Il.
Cohen, II >acI amrni". Mr. =. HAMS, 81 Placer.
VILE. To Mise lA>>l WFI>FE. " Culona
tThc neal! made couple hs,r"urh beet wI.Ac- for
lrEg, pheasant and useful lifr.l
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

Petttt & ChOate have just received n
full stock Of Druss, Paints, Perfumcry, Fancy
Goods and Toilet Articles, which they arc cell.
ing at greatly reduced prices. They have on
consignment few Of Wheeler & Wilson'S cclc-
Uratcd Family Sewing Machines, which the; offer
at San Francisco priceS with the addition of
freight.
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l5e Washington st., San IIan,

The Physician Is often blam d for
want Of success In his treatment when the
ment In the recovery Of the sick is TO he traced to
the Administering Impure medicines. Robert White,
apo'hecary, is paying particular attention TO the
compromising physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines Of undOubted rurity. Robert
White, Medical Han. is appointed agent for most
Of the genAlne Paten. Medicines.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

All Persons holding Claims a Ralnst
the PLAcSRvIILE AND HrADotDT TnEcRAPn COMPANY
are requested to present The to the undersigned
a. The OAce Of the Company, In PlacervIlle within
thirty days, for adjustment Also, all nersOns own.
Ina Stock or Scrip are notified to present the same !.
me, or to r. MccHElIsH, San PranOlsco. for ,he Dur
pose o. receiving In lieu thereof the proper proper.
"Cns o. sock In the Consolidated Company, to be
eA"ed the California Telegraph Company.
aFs'-D l.. I, CARR, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

NOtiCe.-The board OF Education,
for the examination Of Teachers in the Public
Schools Of II RrAdo County, will hold it, next
session on the eighth day Of June, in the County
Court roOni, in the city Of PlAcsrvillc.
By order Of
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

Glove AnOdyne TOOthAche Drops
This simple and eficaciOuS remedy acts instantly
upon the nerve Of the tooth, and immcdiatc.rclcf
10 given. 1t will not unrleasantly affect the
breath Ike KrcOsote, iniurc the gums, or destroy
the enamel Of the teeth. The numerous cures it
has accomplished are well attested. and it has only
to become generally known to he as highly appre
eiated BY the public as it has long been by Den
tiSts. ,no7
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CoNsTABLE's SALE.

I(I WHITE ~ an rN"cui."n I" i.,srt.J 4.
sued Uui ~ the Court ~ y N Harmon H.
'"" 81 the Peace "a s''i f'r III" Township. Placer
willie. County ~ " Dorado aud STATE ~ C,lG,,n,.
ul~'n Judgment rendered therein u th- eighteenth
day Il March, \. u. l>dl IN favor - Tho,u., WI
iW- and against ". " Hllow,y krr thr Sun, a, ','.
rrd T., l's' dollars rc.is NJ SUIT t"r, The, v,n ~.
'tuur ""Sts have wed ui,n aud ,.il,d ard , n
expose f'r SAY At pu''ir ION. the l.s,,. hI
t"r. al the "ih = Of u. Il. VI, InIrr in tie ,,v ~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25

Protestant EpiscOpAl ChHrOh.-Di-
vine service will be bella every Sunday morning, at
the Court House, beginning at II O'Clock. Rev.
Mr.. Peires will Ofaciate. All are invited to at
tend. ,D6
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-05-25
COmmO~ Council Proceeding.
I'LAcKHviLLt. Ma! 81, 1861.

pLAcKRviLLt, Ma! 81, 1861.
Hoard met at the call Of the Mayor.
Mayor Wade presiding.
Present Aldermen Lacey, Carson, A:Vidssoil
and McIrth.
Minutes If previous meetings read and approved
ACcOr >1s AdAINsT ~ HLC >CHo0L.
The account of Cyrus Bartlett, II SlsI ~, f'r
services as Teacher, certified io 10y the Beard 81
Trustees, was presented and ordered paid.
Account Of John Willrts, II StiS ~, for balance
due TN School House, properly certified To, was
presented aud ordered paid
SALARIES or OFFICES.