The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-06-07

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LAsss amOuaIs o. bullion daily pass through
OF city, hon the mines East Of us.
| Co6ETY Commemorative learn that th'
Republican County Convention will meet a
The TbeAter in this city at IL O'Clock O.day
organise, elect delegates to the State Conven
tSon and then adjourn until about the first Of
August II is rumored that they have received
favorable propositions from the Abolition
Democrats for a fusion, and that the terms
have been agreed upon, but they cannot be
ratified until sNer the adjournment Of this
Convention and the meeting Of the Union Cen
trial Committee.
THE RAILRoAD.-S. W. SsndersOn, Esq, tenn
pOFary treasurer, has called . meeting of the
directors Of the PlaceFville and Sacramento
Valley Railroad Company. for the purpose Of
organization, at his law Office in this city, on
Monday next, at O'Clock p. n.
HEsaEW BExEvoLENr sOcIErT.-The Hebrew
Benevolent Society Of this city, held their an
uuai election on the LIST inst, which resulted in
the choice Of the following officers for the en-
suing year: Aaron Kahn, President; H. Glau-
Der, Vice President; 8. Bamberger, Treasurer
A. Nsehmau, Secretary T. ETEus. L. KaplAn
and L. BiDswauRer, Trustees.
Wa are indebted to Hernandez l. Anderson
and Bradshaw 4 Co. for the Sacramento and
cS;2 2,anis'S 5Aitira
b W4x&N E--~~ 3 10 Iheon~h Hs-.I 2,,g
have daily supplied Us with State papers du-
ring the past week.
NEPrUxE ENGINE Co., No. 2. will hold their
regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening
next, the 18th inst, at s O'Clock.
RIvERsIDE.-Capt Barron, proprietor Of the
Riverside Hotel. on Henry 4 Swans new road,
IS miles east OF PIAcerviIIe and mica west Of
Strawberry Valley, is prepared to entertain the
travelling public in the best style ADd at mode.
rate charged Sea card in another column.
FIRE WoRKs.-Our patriotic citizens can OBJ
tain fireworks Of every description. for the eel
ebratiOn Of Independence Day, Of Gifin 4 Bro
Their, 4O7 Front street, San Francisco. See
adv.
MAsoxIc.-On Nond6y evening next, FL Do.
10 I->S~- " .OE Iv,;D bold reeuJsr COMM.
nicAiion. Or Thursday evening next. there
will be = called assembly Of FL Dorado Com
mandery, No. 4. of Knights Templars. for the
purpose Of comforting the order of knight Of
the Red Cross.
male MnstrelS and Metropolitan Variety
Troupe" will give their last exhibition a,
O'Donnelrs Tbeater, tonight, with an entire
change of programme. They have played to
good houses during their stay here and Johnny
Tuers' broad wit has never failed to bring
down the house.
Tau WAGON RoAD.-It Ahords Us pleasure to
state that Mr.. Bartram has putth wagon road,
lately leased BY him from the county, in most
excellent condition, and teams are daily pass
ing over it without the least incon yenieDce.-
Henry Swans, Ogilbv's and KIngsbury's, are
ell represented to be in fine condition. The
roads arc crowded with teams, which prevents
the stage Company from running over them At
present, as they intended. In few days the
roads will be widened, at different points, 90 as
to allow teams to pass and repass without trou-
BILE OF delay, and then the stages will be start
ed. But . very short distance of the entire
road is in bad order, and number Of hands are
at work repairing it. With this triling excep-
tiO3, the different roads are said to be in better
order than they have ever been before.
BrLLIoN.-Few persons have an idea Of the
immense amount Of bullion thai passes through
our city weekly, from The mines East Of us to
San Francisco. Since our last issue, Wells
Fargo 4 Co., have forwarded forty-eight sacks.
weighing eighty pounds each. The average
value Of the bullion is four dollars an ounce.
CHEaRrES.-This fruit is scarce and high
We noticed, yesterday, some fine ones at Sill
berstein's, and thinking TO purchase gallon
or 90, asked the price and learned to our utter
dismay that II was seventy We cents per pound
Mr.. Winters, Of Coloma. we learn. has sold fifty
dollars worth Of cherries from one tree, this
season.
oUR juvenile friend aud neighbor. uncle
Tsunenwald, was elected Alderman Of the lst
Ward on Monday las:. The boys put him
through" and may do 80 again, If be survives
his late brilliant victory"
Peas ARr1cLE.-.Louis Landecker has for
sale the real, pure. unadulterated old Bourbon
whisky, fiom the "Salt River Bourbon Whis-
key Distillery, Jefferson County, KY" An old
Keutuckian, who has tired it, prOuOunces ittbe
genuine article.
STRAwDERRIEs are abundant in our market,
and are retailed at 81 4 cents per quart.