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NRMoMORIAL TO PRINCE ALBERT.

The National Memorial Fund for the erec
ton OF a memorial to the late Prince Eonsort
reached $1,000. The Lord Mayo, of London
has forwarded to all the mayors and maei,-
trates throughout the kingdom an appeal
urging them to nse their influence in pro.
curing further subscriptions. Amoux those
who have already subscribed are Earl Rus.
sell fl00. Lord Palmerston fIOO, the Lord
Mayor fiOo, Bishop of Exeter floo, Pea BODY
d 90 the American bankers, fIo5; the Roths.
childs 92i0; Goldsmid. the banker flOO: ths
Bank OF England, $500; the Society of Arts
1850. .-
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fe 20 KENT, PAINE & co, Aucts.
UYHOLESALE STOCK
AT A'UCTI ION.

The concern of P 7. MOORE i Co having
determined to close their business for The
present, lin consequence Of heir semi ior part
ner, Col Moore, being III the army, and I'm.
able to give his personal atteu ton 10 tn nusi.
ness,) We will sell at auction. by catalogue,
at their store, 20. iil Mann street.
On THURSDa Y, 2z n February,
Commencing at 10 O'Clock, The ell tire balance
of their stock on hand which Is large and
desirable, and the whole OF with will ne
closed without limit or reserve. The stock
consists, i'll part, of
Pocket cutlery, desirnb BILE sty les and makes,
Table Cutlery a great variety,
Wade h Butcher, and WosLenhol IS RI
zors,
Tea and Table Spc ons, various qualities,
Hand, Tenor, and Mil Saws,
Bench and Moulding Planes, a full assor;-
Hrace and Bits. assorted. from twelve to
forty-eight bits,
Shoe. Tack and II and Hammers,
Polishs d aud Plated Bride bits and Stir
ruPs,
Brides, Bride Filings, and Blind Brides,
Boot erd G,rth Webbing,
Wood Screws, assorted, from half. inch TO
?! inches,
Broad and Marrow Butt Hinges. fast End
loose joints,
Plate Hoos and t-e Hinres,
Locks~-P'at" Rim, Pad and Mcrtice, large
rrsOrtnen.,
I'Nes-Mill, Flat. and Half.roun Bastard
Taper, Horse Kaspe, large assortment,
Krasf andlest!cks, fiat ard tall,
Hollow ware, Manure Forks,
CoGae Mills. Sifters Scythes and Snathes,
Blister steel and Wagon Axies,
Finishing Nails Shoe Naile and Tacks,
Horse and Shoe Brushes,
WNon's Blacktng, &C &c.
Catalogues will be prepared and the goods
ready for examination, two days before the
sale.
TIRMs-Cash,
fels KENT, PAINE l. co, Aucts
IA. X SAL 4 NEA Thk UITY-Un
THURSDAY, 9th February, 1869, at 4
O'clock P. M, small FARM, containing
50 lilo acres of land by recent survey, belong
Ing to the estate Of the late John Hill, decd.
The said land adJoins the lands Of Garland
Hanes and others, and is Of excellent auai.
ity, and admirably suited to gardening rur-
poses. Any person wishing to purchase a
piece OF land near the city, would do well TO
attend the sale, Terms. which will b. nbs.
-nl, Will be mxde known on the day Of sale
This Farm Is about one and 4 half miles from
the city plat OF the land eau be seen at
the store of A. Il. McoRE, Gary street.
RU. >. POLLARD,
fe l9-tdss Agent for l.egatses.
EOR KENT-A FARM IN CHESTER
FIELD, WITHIN THREE MILLS VI
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E0ATEE>' SALE VI ft.kt IL >bLE
L. PROPERTY Al a"etioo WLpNES-
DAY 2eth inst (if tar: osht wise, sns next
fair day } on The premises, the ia,e restusuSs
Of Mm Phillips, Sr,. esce s%d. nt oso
Church" will bs scld sil , - y~risn sots prop
erty, ,oa. isuax OF Mni-s, Ht.%s, %st.sr.
sheep. Hogs, uia and new E,eon \. "a. twsive
Mas uou.y Woal cctton. Psss, Beans.
wheat. com. Provsneer, Farming lmpis
meats, sc
Tn.as -Sums Of 80 and under. cash III
hankabie fupts over $50. at toar moa0s. TOR
bonds with fItersst sddsi and approved 80
curit, Nv tn. l.E9ArEEd.
r. S--Regross for hire on the ssiae day.
70 3o-tdss
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EUROPEAN NkWS.

EUHOPEAN NkWS.
The following " tho speech read on behalf
Of the Qaeen, VINO did not make her appear.
ance, in consequences or the recent demise of
her husband:
My Lords and Genttemen: We are commanded
Dy her Majesty TO assure you that her NJ H.
Josty Is per suaded that you will deeply par
ticipate in the afiiction BY which her nj issty
has oesn overwhelmed by the cal mitOus un.
timely. and iTreparable loas OF ner beloved
consOrt, VINO has been her comfort and cup
port 1t has been soothing To her Majesty
while suffering most acu tely under tn II awful
dlspensauon OF Providence, 10 receive fr ,m
all classes OF her subjects the most cordial as
sufances OF their ~ mPa tiny with her sorrow.
We are commanded to assure you that she
looks with confidence to your assistance and
advice.
Her Majestys relations with all the Euro.
pean Powers ntinue TO be friendly and sa.
sisfac tory, AID her Majesty trusts there is NO
reason to apprehsnd any disturbance OF the
peace of Europe.
question Of great importance. which
might nave led TO very serious consequences,
arose between Her nlsjesty ana the fuvern
ment OF the United States, beng the seizure
and toicibl removal OF tour passengers from
on board a Britt sh mail packet by the com
mander of ship OF war Df the U. States -
That question has been satis:ac torily settled
by the restoration Of the passenger, 10 Brit
ish protection, and by dlsavowal by the U.
States Government OF IL 9 act of yiolen ca
committed by their naval ofhcer The fret diy
relations between Her Majesty and the Ere.
eident OF the United States are therefore un
i'm paired.
Her Majesty willingly appreciates the 10y
atty and patriotism which has been mani
tested on this occasion by Her Najesty's
North Ameri IAN subjects.
The wrongs committed by various parties,
and by succt ssive Governments in Mexico
upon foreign residents wi thin Mexican terri.
tory, and for which no sat sfac tory redress
could be obtained, have led to the conclusion
OF q convention between Her Majesty, the
Emperor Of the French, and tbe Queen of
Spain, for the purpose Of reguA7t1ng q COM
bined ccupatiOn of the coast of Mexico, with
view to obtain that redress which has hith.
erto been ithheld. That convention, and
the papers relating to that surjec., will be
laid before you.
After referring to Mexico and China, the
address concludes:
Her Majsst regrets that in some parts of
the United Kingdom, and in certain branches
OF industry, temporary causes have produced
considerable pressure and privation, but we
have reason to believe that the general con.
dition Of the country is sound and satisflc.
tory. Her Majesty confidently commends
the general interests of the nation to your
wisdom and your care She ferysntly prays
| that the blessings of Almighty God may
attend your deli iberations, and may guide
them to The promotion Of the welfare and
happiness Of her people.
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start In pursuit the next morning. Price
had placed Ais train In advApce. About loo
wagons containing supplies for him, wsre
oroaeht into this pIAcS, from ForsYth, ~
fhi3ess Asgo claim hat Price win ~ rein.
forced ~ tWolvo o. 6seGu regiments from
Bentonville, AfkAnsas. under Gen. Van
Dorn, bat Gen. S1sgei, who 10 advancing on
that parsnsd BY Gen. Cnrtis, may strike Q
blow on their fiank. and upset Prices calcu.
lations.
Foar rebel officers and thirtsen privatss fsll
The odicers are Col. Freeman, Major Berry.
Ajd.de-CAmp to Gen. Mcbride; Uapt ID ck.
inson, Chief Engineer, and Captain Donnel,
Quartsrmastsr. -.-.--.
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The Federalists have been N rch exercised
relative to the brave and sagaetous Price,
They have had his army captured several
times The latest papers betore us contain
paragraphs contradtctinE the report that
Frics's army had been captnredi We copy
their telegraph abont the pursuit. Of Price
south Of eprinsnsM. They are yet To- hear
that he was finally ovsrtakea ard what ~
did when he was ovsftaksns &sls
e,a1aenntD, He fsb. ls --According -
the latest Adytces, the Fsdsfaa srmy was n
Prices army was in Crane OrsoG, seventy.
nine mtlss from here, and our S0yces were ave
miles In the rear, prspariAg 70 make ~ sariy
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s TAe folio ~ing dtspateh q ths Baltimore
Sk~ shows that the frauds Of Contractors are
stili eccupying the attendcn Of in vsstisating
committees:
WAsnIHsfOS, Feb. ls.-Ths Military board
OF inspectors appointed by the 0snsral-ia.
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IL appears that Kansas is not done bleeding
yet. The whole State appears 10 be In .
shocking state Of insubordtnation and an.
crchy, so that the recent order proclaimipg &
martial law there is welcomed universally.
4 letter from Leayenworth to q Northern
paper says:
1t ie q lamen table admission, but 1t stands
virtually recorded in the words Of the order,
that the people OF Kansas are incompetent to
manage their own affairs; that the State
stAtutss are . esd letter. and that civil Al.
shorty - Pow erlsss for the arrest or punish.
mont Of hlAste outlaw.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

GIVE Me- DRINK There's my money
give me drink There's my clothing
and food-give me drink There is tho
clothing, food, and fire of my wife end
cldldrea-give me drink THERE'S TIA.
education Of the family and the peace Of
the housc-give me drink There's he
money have robbed from the school
master, and innumerable articles I hare
robbed from the storekeeper-give me
drink Pour me out drink, for more vii
| pay for it. There's my health Of body
and peace of mind, there is my chataGtsf
as man and my profession as OhrieliAn
Il will give you all--give me dEialA 4
More yet have l to give. There 81 ny
heavenly inheritance and the everlASGiIg
friendship Of the redeemed there 4
hope of salvation! give up my SSH Z
| give up my God! resign all Al
that is good, great and glorious in tho unlS
verse, resign forever that may BE-
drunk
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

CAUTION TO HoRTIcULTURIsrs.- Dbl
Angelina, said young horticultaFist to
his love one evening, if you could only
see mJ Isabella. How each day she de-
veiopS new beauties so beaHtifnli-
Hanging over me so tenderiy- honey
SO sweet to the taste" Angelina sudaeE.
ly fell to the floor like a fat-iron wi,
Ian re cried, "you love anothsFir
and sRooned away. "Oh! have killed
her !" exclaimed the young horticaltnEist
Jumping up and wringing his hands. ..Qh,
Angelina don't-don'tl You m1ssnt
lor the world, Angelina-I didn't mean e
i oniv meant the grapevine - Aags..
lima recovered. a
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

RIGID NoTIoNs OF DUTY.-A soldier reM;
duty at the palace of the emperop. = 81.
Petersburg, which was burnt . nunSsf 0f
years ago, was stationed aAd had been
gotten in one suite Of apartments thAe Ets
in flames. A Greek priest was ths ansk
person to rush through the burniak relA
at the imminent risk Of his life, q osiaN a
crucitix in chapel; and retuFnins Iie
was hailed by the sentry, who m1at - d
few minutes more have heen aniIoeateds
What do you wantF asked The plfs1l 4.
save yourself, or you will - Lost
4 can't leave, replied the ssnl lsi
cause / am unreIieved; bit raiss s. -
to give me your blessing hafpES L d.
The priest immediately 6leSied III =
the soldier died at his post .sl. 3 IA
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

a1Lw o H@ sc a N u a r y =
~ oELuIcKs, ". JASUAEV.
ast Three Moaths So One Month payable 70 the Gar
rief), " eentS; SinGle Copies, l2.z cents
ADyERTISIE0-One Square Of 10 lines nrat insertSn 81
- Iess year S16; Business Cards, o. 70 nes or
three uonhs SO. liberal discount viii oe maoe On ths
above rates fer yearly and quarterly
exceed one square.
JOR PRINTING-Our Once Is rePlete With all the modern
Improvement the eHEAr ASp SaD utt "
PastsrS Ball Iehets mes Yer
uaeassS q stoSE Deposit Riheaas CsGsk. hseeP''
CsTAS IahsIs eOe., In pain or nancy coloreo hks.
luaTIcRs M ISKs-AmdayI Undertaking. and Write Of
IuSehment under tk6 HCE tfte Sso'
inSI DecHraoas cf Homestead the mos! Sr
a. - Jr1t pTiated = complete form 81 MINERS DEED.
A. SeaatifuIly- -exees'ed MARRIAGE CERTIFICATE.
,ra Hoase oaly Authorized Agent for the
nENOcRAT Ia the city OF San YrAucso All orders for
IhsyAy< A4'a'''.Hs lesefh S'o VI" he promptly az
II KEPHY Is authorized reeiFe m0aeTs due Ibis Orce
for subscriptions, advertisihg' ETC.
w GIsRS Is the authorized Agent Of the DEMOCRAT At
ESAsrre4a4A 4saEs Toe the paTer ad'ernG OF ot JoO
svSrh, Ien witt him, Will oe promptly ATTENDED u'
cHAa r. JACKSON Is the authorized Agent Of the NOCN.
TAIN DENOCRAT Al ~ Dorado orders len With him VIII
be prsuptiy attended to-
=, u1nI EVAN 4. our Authorited agent at SAeramentO-
An for adUertising ETC. len uith him VIII receive
nsediAie AttentIou.
RApLAN Jr, Il authorized agent at Sacramento and
viii pronyty forward AdTerusemSnt' HANDED MIN 'or u.s.
70. 4 HOPKINS 1. our authorized agent ut Aurora,
None CSaAty -
ri pIAa is uErut for the DESocEAr at Virginia City,
HevsAA Territory
coI Wn KSOx /. our authorized Gritry riat =
teuded t..
auTTH 1, au,hors so.it advertisements snd sub
scripaoas Tor the IIruocrat in Sacramento e'V
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q w SANDERSON.

ATTOR RNEY ATL AW,
Once, in Douglass Building (uP stAirs)' Main
Street, piAcerville.
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&C 9EARLE,

., II FblA aIl5' l9I
ATTORNEY- LAW,
Once in Douglass Building tup stAirsl, Main street
PiAceTVille-
feb?9 ''m'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

The body Of . Midd Vine szixsd
taias : pound Of phesp ph0Fll
q free stkes, ma tMfa1l
up and everything asonnd lin
Can't be, We kNow 1t = =.
lors and AntiQaeted NJ
even the phDsph0pl1
make m0tcl.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

AN OUTSIDE VIEW
RET les.

Lecture delirered by Rer. j. H. 4McMona.
gle, at the W. T. Church, in tie city OF
PtacerriIIe, on ThuySday Erening, Nay
Is, 1862.
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Professional Garos, Etr.

once, ON ColOma street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24
The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLIsHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, BV
o1Lw 1OKS sc IA N U - n Y =
- aELuIcKs, ". a, JASUARV.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-24

@. D. HALL, q. YALE
EI.,-1rriU< SIN Frdncisco,
Practice Law in all the Courts Of Utah.
Oaiees, at Carson and Virginia City. jeO-n
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galO naa Gen. DeTels a6eans mnGte

9alO mad Sen. DelIsls a60ans ,anGte
Sol. Dodge ppn efu u. 9. bfrttteueu SAa3=
gen nit einem She'll IetneS 9te9tmeut8 unp Ell
ner Seftton Der A. reaularen Nrti(erie etnen
tlGnen Stretf3ns mad ben nfsrn 6es @bOtps
ans 6lules, tpp berlelbe tn ben 8ladpater
n1itnOet. St fanb res 6lu6es ienietttSe nfer
BON ben &ebtaen beebt. 49,.
Sol. Dodge srlGrte bort etne Quantttat
Sal3 uAb begab T9 BON bort na9 Sottb
2uaY unb Seriaate NIT etnt9en trObleeatsltel1
Mrtiaerte<S alpen, bte bort fatipntrtet Jtebele
tenpultsn, pprauf er mad SufClt 3uriidfsbrte.
GIN IL, aing Elm 5temlt4 fairies Mrrtee' Scrps
unter pem @enerGlen Softer uro 6ert9 mao
benz 8lodwater as. Na9 einent IAnelIrn
WarfA famen fe balO mad Sa9esarbrtt9 na9e
3unt an, tu Der 5etno tn Srultrebren 5tett-
lid fart berl9anjt lag. OaS IL. Sno. Ne<
ottnent pur0e als Giratleure Spr9eIanpt
pdbgenb Die 9lep gOrter bertttenen S4Iben
u. Elm 66stl Der II. 8snnl9l1. @uSallerte ben
6tu6 su fren3e1 erluGtta. Gin beftt8es @e@
webrfeuer Der Nsbellen un6 etne 9rnnblt9e
0erlperrun9 be5 8luIfes maGte bteles unntUgs
LID unp le mmbten ii4 NIT gerlnlt BON 4 Ser-
punpeten ~3uriid3ieben. Gin Salenettau9ttf
murpe nun bel9lD6en unp 8 @cmpagnien oss
ID. SaUtana Ge9tmeut ieBten In etneIn gro.
Zen GlaGbpte Iber mnb trteben ben 6etnp trcB
ieinsm 5erer NIT Dem 8aipnett u leinem
8erfed, IA berlelbels, tpUrunter Der cUmula1t-
birenoe @apt. spies bon Ga. 3n @sfaneenen
mat0eup. Die ~llsbri9ea sntfarnen ttnO ttniee
re Eruppen maHtsn IiA chen Oaran YontOns
briden gu i9lasfn I'M tnSselamuat ben SluB
al uberitretten, ais Der 6einc plOslt9 tn lebr
oroBen MaIsn, Snfanterte, Wrttaerie uuO Ga@
VaQerte an eiuem J Nlstle e%ntferut .eele9enen
Jslpe IN @HlaAttute eriAien. Die Gr'
rtGtung Der 8ride mubte natarlta inter bic
fen umfdnben aufse9eben wer0en, pa itbsr0tes
Die aan3e Expedition nur gum i3pede elmer
9tsco9noscirung unternUmmen irptosn unO
piele e~ellngsu mar, 10 3usen fA unlere Srtp'
pen lan8lam rad SuffOt 3uriid.
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I @eNstmnt6outlt @ef@t9te.


t @ebetmntGSUtle @ef9 9te.
Am @amfas NbsnO fanb Elm pOlt3it Die
Qetbf fiues getGpteten Motrpien IN DEM Rel-
Ter eine8 8parOtngbaules. nabe BENT Capitol.
NuS papteren Die man BET Inn fanD erbelt,
paB letn Name {. MaYnarp aIs Durham
Co., IT,. Wan fol- fur3 3u0Ur cine bebeutenbe
@umme @el6e5 BET i'm gfleGsm baben uno
man slaubt peBtaIb, baB er errpar8t tnO
beraubt Dnrpe.
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ltedt, Der In 6 Menaten feineu Sub betom
men 6at. DerleIbe tetBt Spbu grnin9er unb
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fit6rt, BON bort parUltrt un0 na@ @6ica9p
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nit Dem Borfetper s. genolsY Ia Strett, tpu.
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ipnr6e BON Der 9sIpitalpaG)e Serbaftet unb
Dor MlarlGau DUfer eebrndt.
SnS ate Capitol 8ef6tdt.-
SObn DuSt(Un, @epir3s unO 8iftualtenbGnb'
Ter 3i Nleranbria wurbe am Treitd9 auf 8e.
febl beS Colonel 9ppt 1erbaftet unb pnr9 Gro.
fObmarIGau DpRer ms Capitol ee19tdt. 6,
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fault BADEN, bebnuptet aber, baB pies In Ietnei
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ne lstn gOrpiRen seideben ist.
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nab aaBerbem 10 &etruten 1Grs 1853. II. 1859,
gennI Is fars %. SAtp, 10 furS 1913. q.
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mprtlauf:bDber GRE.

0ew> gprt, Is. DEG. Die Brig 0tu'
t6rOp ltsf beute inter 2eitnn9 ceS 8rpetten
StsrermannS reS SAtfsS Bra3iItan bter Elm.
DerGelte tert9tst, bae Der 3pette Steuermaun
bss 0inttrpp, Elm Sefrether glauteus Sanes,
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tpe98 mar.
Die Mann14aft bate ben Ni6roer in Sic
len eele6t, ebe Die Brazilian nit Dem 0tntG'
rep 3uIammen traf. E
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Mfe &trcG.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Office bes s. Ir< !
meecprUS. {

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meecprps.
8aItim ore, ben Is. DEG. 1862.
8erfieSette In9e6Dte ipereen in hieier Office Bis gum
Dcnnerita9, ben Is. Oe5e1nb&, um1 IL nbr, ent9eSen9es
ncmmerl, fir ~9ieierung bon
100000 @inbunbert 3auienb 8uibeI $ a fer,
(50,000) 6iinfSis &auIenb 8ulbel @Srn (Otais)
10000 Gin 3auienb Gpnnet Seu,
(100) @in9unbert 8pnnet Hrg 9enfrob.
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