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ANiUaENIENTs.
pARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIP WORLD
ALL CREATION LENGED
A NIW PLAY,

THE GREATEST WONDER OF TIP WORLD
ALL CREATION CHA1L ENGED
A NlW PLAY,
Tsitci
HOP O MY THUMB
uH,
1ItE OGRE AND ILG DWARF
COMMODoEE MUTT
THO smallest msn of us ago ever known. ~ No
Dwarf and
MONS. BlHtN, THE RrIGtiV GIANT,
STANDING iEEr HlGH.
the tsllcst man known, vs. thin the last thousand
years. viii appear ~ the O.re, 1.rs rIost EXTRA
ordinary y.,y, with this hulc contrast " living lH-
mBuity, vIIi 10 produced EVERY AFTERNOON
AND EVENING, At and ~ OK, AID
CON. NJ rr AND MONS BlUiN
viii aso We exhibition ~ all hours every ds- and
THE LIVING WProroTAMt
WHAT IL ny
TIIR GREAT LIVING WHALE,
THE MAbAGAsCAR ALR1NOs,
THE LIVING BLACK SEA LION, LIVING
MAMMOTH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON, LINING
SEAL. LIVING MONSTER sNAkES, LIVING
HAPPY FAMILY, LIVING TURTLE, GRAND
Admission 25 cents. Children uni,r ten, Is u
JllLS cry BRASS BAND-IINS III.
moved his Hcsdluait.r ~ ~ Bowurv. Res
pe't'u''y Informs tie ruhh, t'st ue can t'..sh suy
number Of INSTRUMENTS brass ~ strI.s m.tfG-
menis At TIE shortest uut..c. A. I'LL, Lral.r 1872
Mpust sIh a'ltS
AIARl PROvOSTS THEATRE
Second appearance Of the most versatile a,tics
MARY PROVOST
Supported Oy we'll selected dramatic 'urrany.
Tuesday EVENING, Anil - GElSr no liIE MIL.
lrauviuc, "a h'aut,,ul cuwrdv iuUcr- .u1tuul Mary
sheet open ig.rn 9t' O'Clock, aud sea" may he
sp,Irvl IN advance l2g
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WANTED.
A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR rNLIN

A BETTER OPPORTUNITY FOR ENLIST
mttt las never been Vrts.utsi tlsu II nav ui-
erci by Lieut.. SHAFT L. ~ Co. u ath Il -. Heavy
A.t.lsty, Col SAM ~ GRAHAM, COMMANDING.
THIS regiment was raised tN i-,~~y 'or sCtyt,c iu-
side iortt 'at.rs aud cuasl iIty, and las been
G.. H. t,pt ELIAS COMBS, IS quarter'd 500 l1rt
Wo,.'. uu bgi.I''s Island, about ~ miles 'rin
TIE battery. Al extensive view ct tie htr'Hr
sud surrounding country is afforded Tho grass!
= JOS ui tnt i7.,l.i are covered With trees which
tn .rd coul AID shaded retire 4 from tie burn
lux rays OF e summer sun, 0ui = .ut s,a lf"tl
constantly Tt-su usct Gle i- and renders Il healthy
an comfortable dur uE the lutcst days ol summer.
few more men are wanted g. TIL up the company
T. It. maximum standard Of 100 men. Pay equal
e. auy tu tie service. Relief g. families, sud ull
uth,f inducements offered to tie volunteer iulouts
m the service. Tie company Is rapidly filling ur.
Apply Therefore Immediately h. Lieut.. CALVIN
sHAilLR, Recruiting OAIocr, 100 South a.
lasf
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FOR SAl.E-A GOOD FRAME HOUSE q
full 10 stories, gnpd stable on rear OF ,oL has
good stors; would suit caruan or grocer; is 9.h
are Ia 2NA Vt; terms easy. Call 254 vest a5th ~.
ap9 3'il4
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EOR SAtE-A2 STORY HOUSE AND
D''.I. loo Sw Brooklyn, between sumter and
" n 'sn' - hear Fulton ave. Irriirs e W
kEfB7 IN ttr f.,.rI+s II
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A RESPECTABLE WOMAN WOULD
4hlkr a. Obtain lsdIt-' aud grut'rucn's wasi .lIg,
- 2lO Elizabeth q, 81 nuor, back ruou. Vd
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J,ABM TO lfT-FOR ATFEM OT YEARS,
containing ~ arrrs stustat along the Hns ol
Sew Yu.k and Eric 4. n, 80 ui 70 from she city
trtur low Apply AZ - Jane At, mp stirs. apS f124
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meet ng Of the Board Of Ofcers Of the seth Regi.
ment 5 NJ held at their Armory On Thursday
night last, tho following gentlemen were appointed
committee 10 proceed 10 Bull X N to recover the
body OF their late brother in arms, Lieut. Colonel
JAMES HAGGERIY, who lost his life while gal
lAnt.y charging the enemy. Capt THEODORE
KELLY, Lieut. CANTON, Lieut. FAHY They
leit on thnlr mItsImn YnstnrlaY. lnl
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The largest stock, the best styles, the lowest
price aud the best place 10 buy. Please call aud
examine for yourselves at
b. II. BALDwINs,
APPS T2'l0l No 20 and ~ Bov.rv
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AIIenIIOn HOIIrrmnkcrs Tho rrEnlnr
monthly meeting oi Tire \. Y. Steam Is iI,rmskers
Benevolent Association, viii he held this Tuesday,
evening, April sth, commencing at o'e.n.k pre-
cisely, at Military Hall l9l Hlwcry, uesr Delaney
st, top floor Persons workn, At tho business snd
DESTROYS of becoming members, are invited 10 at
Send. By order Of CIIAS. DAVIS, Prcs'L JAS T..
SWIFT, SeC'y. 50
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a .naII s,orasnI ? l,r,o to.emcnt.

A .su ru.uIa VT. Iriru. ms
lA Ina Hrr y. 70 Frankfort So
TO LIT FURNISHED, 5000: UNFUR-
u.r0,d. t".". hsr I.n.tUy Pace. a.u :, !y.-.
ut Bu..,asy, brown Stone house, ul.I,ru improve
100. utr ....... ~ u.i-Huutunui, lau' yHuuu block,
HI o. Wow w trout, rHNy.u|uut l. caro- aud sttges,
'ud minutes walk trnu Central Pork. Apply 70
LEONARD aLOIL owner, % Gold st OF Id wess
altH IT,. IM
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

pOAHDlNn--A FEW YOUNG LADIES
- ,... obtain board 100 % Ev.u Co.. ..pn.. .,oura
from Howrry, P,t,l.ar ut. t..u o t.
make u.uu cuWiurrhlr. Is
no LET-A FURNISHED BEDROOM
So. .a. o' SIT org room u IT. 900 t.. 70 a.Iy
..,.. utu. %. OBJ 'u.t CON a. ',uy q. tIu-. wing
... ... A.p.g I, the drc-muahrr, 1875 tlr.tayr.
.... ...... ,. r. "a
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NNANTED-5o GIRLS TO STRIP Tobacco;
w none need uIply but q osy accustomed t. t.c
business; COOL wage ami sualy cwriuyu nj
Brook yu. gp- l'lGI
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SPECIAL NOTICES .


A. several hundred ttuusanl dollars viii 10 re-
aurned TN. month TO tie families " Volunteers from
this state iu tie army, atmeut checks un The sub
Treasury u tie tu.tod stt'A, We request the Coz
operation OF all baukA merchants, aud citizens
through the state ~ enAble those checks 10 be easily
neg slated aud 10 prevent any sttompt " srtort =
discount upon them. They equal IN value 10
demand treasury notes, being paid ~, sentatIou
every facility should Oe given T. enable families 10
realize upon them readily, as thousands 81 soldiers
are waiting u pat their names upon allotment rolls
N they bear favorable reports from those who have
already av,iled themselves Of this mode ~ remit
sing. Thus large amounts 81 money will come
home where Il il greatly needed, instead - being
wasted In camp, e. the great Injury ~ te discipline
and health o. tie troops. All parties who receive
those cheeks should sgsu. wI'lse uoir receipt 81
once by letter, ~ many o. TIE soldiers r.'I,r g.
oeud money home because tie receipt Of tlst A.
ready sent Inns unEcr been acknowledged. Part r.
living In tho city may pass those checks O. tv st1l"
IIeperH v,th whom they arr acquainted, - money
them u'iem ia lanks,H 70 p'Eu's'Sr c"o.'''''. 80
Sic t.it q stt'H, Wan street, near N,H~sl'' Poo.
e-rru re lHuIsUf fn .- s.' "..I'N rlt"If ''
newspapers truush the state az. r'G .rat.d '...ly
this circular. THEODORE ROOSEVELT WM b.
DODGE, j., THEODORE q. BRONSON. a .ut-
ment CuWUiss nucrs Of thu STATE oi Npw York.
New YORK, April ist, 1902. HIS S'l27
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NOIlCE--A lihnI RATE HOUSE TO
~ lcL newly repaired, suitable tor hotel ~ nns
ayer bier -alu,n. 81 Li,I ,unrd st. bp3 a,sTI SAT-
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JERSEY CITY AND HopoKIy.

bu, the party was released, nothing being proven
AgAingt him.
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U'O CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS A IrW
Zoo" 4. .rt.A tI' 40 au.. NORTH. o..
LIGHT {. v, ~. N, l- Na Dat uy a.. ..-
..r 4 tHr boar u' I I... % ~ Col. D .-.,
cts, u.ur o.. lIEg.
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I,OE SALE or TO LET N WILLIAMS
h.r,. Nv. minutes w. X from pa SIP
hry. TITO house ~. IN suut. Sixth -, size % by
aG 'r't, las a. rv.u-. lot 3lq by 100 giving .
ptssnsc O. IUar OF - is,t. trut lows. AUpy q -
s Hl.r It. y W York. apa O.. o. -,NTI'ii5
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- &. BILhlll, AUtT-BuLkLEY q
llNk wu -,l, Tuur-d.y, AguI lU.n, u, II
81 ok, At +. NrrrNeuts' ~ .nan.., tie yp'u,bls
.,e.lai prolo IS. So. ~ Fn't broadway, Toe
usuNug through T. - y-..n n, and hr.t I.,. ding
.a bH.s"u at, mol Ht Tie yiLcc - Ws.N.r,t
pI- ,'l2s
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HOUSE 10 LEI--WlTU IMMEDIATE
p,rarHsiuu--a A--tury brick house, y ruutns,
iu good order rent 500 d Varl,k 1t. ucAr
Franklin NJ. Arp'y uu the premises or JACODA-
lIAIZEI, llI EssrV NJ. HpI J'Jl9
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I'OR BALE CHEAP OR TO LET NJ \ Low
K,ut.A neat Z--tory sui uassm,Nt brick houss,
hN-h brown ttHuv stop n.l IRON ful', So Wesa
titu q, u,ar llt Hy. Inquire iu tls tA.,r store
llth ave, sr.uud tie corner, OF - 10 l. m IT.
atS ssiOa
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|, " SALE--STONE Front ON SD ST,
Nl imlrlvpm,uts, very low; aito teueIusnt
o. u,. uu Iist - heap trr cash. Terms very easy
l"t. -t arn uut ui money required. 80 Ninth
NV. y D. uNItH. Au,t. APPS aailO
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a. y. H., No. 1.-THE Otficsrs and Mem
Dols o' thS u ylron are requested T. attend me,t.
thg AZ uh'h HAIL. cor. 22i 1t. and 80 ave-, ou Tues
Gay evening April 8, - elect officers fi he en-
vP guS E,"' ny order Of tho President, PATRICK
= y.
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no LET THE FIRST FLOOR AND
l. has,m,ut OF the new house III Nr-t 8lst a,
bet 9Th and Ith ayes marble mautcls, crotnn walsT
AMI gas; rent t2S per month. Apply T. $50 West
5i-t It. HuS z'll5
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uOTEL AND LODGING nOUSE TO

/
lease down town, ON one uf the gIrHt Through
iates-SO rpuu', store, basement vaults, 81. The
owner viii All literally IN firui-hiu. 4. Apply
rom 10 - o'g.u (, ~ Auction StHrr, % New
r. very. ~ 5'l46
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FOR SALE IN BROOKLYN, L. D-rHR
neat, su..t. cottage, ,ut Smith and Atr,Is ats;
house als ut 20 p Wide, '.t $1,000, h,,iiDs COURT
yarl. price 1900, frum r5Ot 500 cash, the bal
uuge r,u remain uu luut lud mort age 2 years,
l~'r,i. Apply t. Il kELLUGG, 9o u aver q,
Ny apI I'lus
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AIR JNDONlgK, AuCT, WILL SELL
VI o. IT,. Hv. l-t. u.t. 90 Zpru..u Tt.tt ..r..-
utr lI ,.u. aguar's lot Of uIupns p'uul, hu.,..
!, .."-, .'.' Il. ur7t ln.at. mortar hunrd- hlsu.
Irr' -r gran tH. I'n.' stt'". x. ta, old o. tru,tt
i.r.. in want pttl' l-o VII du well t, at nd
al, -
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ENNNIINES SNLE- LnWNNn rEITIN.

n, Au.t uuo,r, ~ WA. ~, viii Sc. Iuuts-
l.y, AMI ~, At lus O'Clock, at % Chis site g.
TIE stock ~ wines, liquors. tar fixtures, ui rs''s
g. belonging 10 TIE cst,te ~ the late sIMOS
SrIlp.K. a." one hay horse, harness, slcllh ~,
n.t..u Ce. sale positive, without reserve. ~
orler iIrNRY =. slI BLEilUKS ~ DAVID
DKtlNIING, EXECUTORS. 10
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Tuesday Evening, April Sth,
For the DDuoat II our SICK and wounded Soldiers
Tho Lcctrc will ls Illustrated with LARGE
PAINTINGS uf the HNrTLE FIELDS ~ they now
appear, taken uy NJ. H.r,prd upon tie spot
1i,krrs - CrStS.
Fut sale at Mathews Music store, 300 Fut n n,
RrrNk'yn, nud at the door. Lecture commences At
su,'n,k. nI'AHDtlh
TllE ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE
Primitive N,thoiist sabbath ScNuu will take
place 10 the church, lI.ilgr q, u,ar Hilary Brook
Nu, un TUESDAY and "Wednesday EVENING", April
~th and qth. The ,Ncryls,s will commence rnch
,yvuiu. Ht : = O'Clock, aud will CONSIST ut Kyrt,-
uous, pp'.rv,s Singing, &C. A'u.ss.ur - cts 20
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th. 1t lp1 o'clock, M joins MukrINIIrr a.
Es-t q .'sHE a large lpt of ladies and t.uty'
nHIhInE consisting Of His, drluug rul other
iraIues, cayu,s, ll other Il Ills cnis, puts and
v,-t-, Its, bed D.i ing slurs, CATERS and vari-
'ty of thar Articles % numerous 10 mention. well
- t'ythe ltlyrt IA OF dealers and public iu goucr-
d. Is, o.l..u' SALOMONs a Co, Gli Hudson st.
a., 24,'li5
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AZ EXCELLENT CHANCE FOR I'M

A RESPECTABLE GIRL WISHES 4 SIT
huAtiou todo general housowors, b,stur city re-
fercnce; uo objection ~ tae country. A. IA Ku,de
sL IL '.Yr 81
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TO IrT-AT \ RrNSONNHLE RENT no

sumpHu-lhIr trutut--the v,ly dr-Irpb. = two
4 - and hut.mrut aIbcu,Iar cuttNre house, sItuA-
tuI uH t|' corner 90 Grand amt Lruuaru ST., will
nlw'.urEh; ur particulars inquire ~ GEORGa
SNllH 10 corner OF slutu 4th II. md 81 "a
lr 4 MORGAN < sons, No. South III ~, ~ loo
b,diori H. NgW York. aps $3.50
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A ny PERSON N WANT OF 4 BOY TO
II learn the plumbing business either ia the city
or county, iuquto
l3i Leroy a.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10


DENOcRAcY NECESSARY TO RESTORATION.
The concessions which are daily being
made to the potency Of Democratic priu-
cipIes, are but 4 repetition Of history
Every organization that has wared against
them has been repudiated by the people.
The political creed framed by Jefferson
and Madison, says the Milwaukee Ne@",
and defined and fulfilled by subsequent
Democratic statesmen, embOdics the fund
amental principles upon which the Union
was founded, and must be cOequal with
the Government. A violation OF the
Democratic faith is violation Of the spirit
Of the Constitution, and the most sacred
instincts Of the people. A departure
from that faith engenders discorJ, oP-
precision, taxation and dissolution. The
time has never been in the history Of the
Government when 9 permanent triumph
Of the opposition to Democracy would not
have engendered great trouble in invol-
wing either separation or an essential
change in the character Of the Govern
ment. We have been saved heretofore
Trom the evils Of opposition triumph by
the immediate rsVUlsions in popular sen.
timent. This, now, as in times past, is
the sole rational ground for hope. The
Republican party has nearly destroyed
the Union; the Democratic party will
restore il, and that it may do so the masses
must rally to its support
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

COOL.-The Indianapolis journal, an
Influential Republican paper, proposes
thatrthe P0stOtfice Department prohibit
the circulation through the mails Of the
proceedings Of the Democratic State Con-
vention. To this liberal proposition the
Courier replies, we shall next have the
irrepressibles denying mail facilities to the
Constitution, which document does not
approve Of certain proceedings Of their
men in Congress who were elected 70 look
after the interests Of the nation. In this
Slatt me mifsODs U, lne nrpnOnran par
~ are calling upon the military authority
to prevent the meeting Of Democratic
State Convention! Any expression Of
opinion inimical to the Administration Is
regarded by these slaves Of power as trea-
son! Democrats are allowed the proud
privilege Of paying taxes, but not Of re-
ceiving mail facilities or holding conven.
tons. Isn't glorious thing to BE- free
American!
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

PROSPECTIVE IMMIGRATION. By letters
received here from gentlemen residing in
Missouri, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan and
other Western States, says the Stockton
Republican, we learn thata large nuRber
Of families from those States will cross the
plains this summer to California and
from the most reliable information, We
think we may estimate this years immi-
grafton at from twenty to thirty thousand.
The war has had terribly depressing #.
feet upon all branches Of industry in the
West, especially in Missouri, and thou
sands there will gladly seek refuge from
prospective ruin and starvation, on our
pacific and prosperous coast. In many
Of the Western States, on account Of the
stringency Of the timrs, the scarcity Of
money, and the prostrstion OF all kinds Of
business, men are begging for work mere
" for their board.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

HARD on GREELEY Detroit Free
Press. in noticing the complaint Of the
New York Tribune. that the Administra-
ton has not called upon the four millions
OF negroes to put down the rebellion, re-
plies:
There is = mass If population in the United
States. amounting ~ s'"ne hundreds 81 th"ns-
ands, friendly ~ the Tribune establishment.
ready " work for il, who are ais" m"re "r less
black. and who are Of the same race, but as a
class are superior in intelligence I" the four mil
lions above named. and ye:, except in some I'M
important mental eEopL.FGasOL re doubt II the
7riJWHs has ever called tor ar accepted the ser
vices Of one Of them as pressn'en. type settlers,
correspondents, editors or business men about
their establishment. IL the Tribune pbilos"-
piers will give us q gOOd reason for their rejec-
lion 0f this class Of labor, We think we will be
able 10 give an equally potent reason why the
Government does not require the services OF
four millions referred to by the TriJ0He.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

EMANCIPATION IN KENTCCKY.--It ap-
pears that President Lincoln's proposition
To initiate the emancipation of slaves in
the border States does not meet with ap-
prevail in Kentucky. The following is
from late eastern paper:
: Loyal Kentucky" which the PreSi.
dent has done 50 much to protect and
conciliate. received his message inviting
the border States TO Initiate emancipa-
ton" in the following spirit: On the 18th
instant. a Mr.. Martin moved in the LegiS.
lature (IIousc) Of Kentucky. a suspension
Of the rules to enable him to offer the fol-
lowing:
BE it enacted, by the General .4ssem.
lily Of the Commonwealth Of Kentucky :.
That any persons who have or may ad-
vocate the doctrine Of thc~abOlition or
emancipation Of slavery in the State Of
Kentucky, either directly or indirectly, or
who sympathise with the same, be and
are hereb, DISTINGUISHED for life.
"2. That any person so offending shall
take no part in elections either as judges,
clerks or Sheriffs Of the same, and be re-
queSted to leave the State within ten DAYS.
"3. That this act shall take effect ten
days after its passage"
The loyal and Union-loving House
(having expelled all the open traitOrs),
gave AZ yeas for suspending the rules, to
20 nays; but the former being less than
two thirds, the motion did not prevail.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

TIE People WANT THE DEMOCRATIC
P1ETY.-A careful observer OF the changes
in public sentiment from day to day, can
but testify TO the trutht1f these words
from the Portland (Me.) Argus. The tone
Of the Democratic organs of the Atlantic
States rs daily growing holder and more
hopeful, sure sign that they reflect the
sentiments and feelings Of the masses.
A few months ago many Of them submit
ted in silence to dictation, fearful Of being
suppressed if they spoke disparagingly Of
the Administration now they denounce
il in unmeaSured terms. This shows a
healthy change in public opinion. The
Argus says:
The Democratic party has been the true
Union party, national in its views, c0nciliatOry
in its spirit, and for the Constitution and the
country in every contingency. The experience
which the people are getting from n change to
different spirit and policy, and to different
principles, is already turning their attention to
this old time-bOnOred organization. as the only
49, .>,ss.e-esent % conduct . war. +cnt1u&e -
PeAce5 o1sSssssS!!sy rsSs.Viaissev the government
and promote the prosperity aud power Of the
great Republic"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

"No PARTY."-Wm. X. Creque, vic.
lent Abolition Republican, has been ap-
pointed Postmaster Of Pilot Hill, in this
county, vice A. j. Bayley, removed. Here
is striking illustration Of the no-party
professions Of the Republicans. Bayley
is a strong Union man, but his UniOniSm
failed to protect him from Republican
prescription. lie is Democrat and that
is crime in the estimation of the patriotic
Administration, which tOlerates no OppO-
>ition to its creed. No party with Re-
publicanS means no opposition to the
Chicago Platform.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

COMPRESSED CoAL.-An invention has
been brought out in England by which
the immense amount Of coal dust that &C.
cumulates and becomes a great incum.
brance at the mouth Of the coal mines, is
made available fuel, and thus rendered
valuable. The dust is first conveyed
through washing machine for the pur.
pose Of disconnecting it from any stony
particles which i: may contain. 1t is then
subjected to steady heat, until its btu.
minOus parts are rendered quite soft, after
which it is passed into a moulding ma
chine, where it is compressed to blocks,
and thus made capable of transportation.
A ton Of the compressed coal occupies
one third less space than the ordinary
coal, and is therefore cheaper for carriage,
An apparatus is provided for extracting
the gaSseS from the coal during the press
IRE, ingeniously opening out the air pas
sagcs at each stroke, which would other
wise become choked with the bitumen.
Breakages in the presses are prevented by
resting the levers Of the main press upon
the ram Of the hydraulic press, the safety
valve Of which is loaded only to the ex-
tent that the strength Of the machine will
bear. Each machine, which is expensive
in construction, is capable Of making
twenty tons per day, ard estimate cost Of
twenty. five shillings.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

No PARTT.-The Atlantic New Jersey
Democrat, Of a late date. illustrates the
operation Of nO-party professions, by de-
failing the particulars of the removal Of
Democratic boat-keepers from Govern
ment stations on the New Jersey coast.
Even the small Offices, worth but two
hundred dollars per year, are made to con-
tribute to the spoilS Of this mo party"
party, which Senator Harvey and other
Union Democrats CD desire to build up
or this coast.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10

CUsToN DUTIES The total amount Of
money received of the San Francisco Gus
tom House, for duties. during the month
of April, was $27s, l54 IS. The amount
received on the last Saturday in April
was $50, 1888 81, which is the largest
amount received in any one day during
the term of the present Collector. With
in the last three months the business has
greatly increased, with a prospect of its
increasing still more.