The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04
THE CITY AND COUNTY.

THE OITx AND COUNTY.
WHAr WILL BE DoNK!-The Union Demo
cratic and Republican County Central Com
mittees meet in this city Tomorrow. II is ru-
mOred that majority Of the former are op-
posed to fusion, that they will receive and
discuAs the propositions Of the Republicans,
and then contemptuously reject them. 1t ID
difhcult n tell how the Committee stand. Some
Of the members are non -cOmmttal, while 9th.
ers are waiting for something to turn up" SO
that they may see their way clear Parties are
considerably mixed at present, and il is not an
easy matter to decide which is the stronger
now. 1t is whispered, by those who profess to
BE- informed. that there will be a grand burst
up in the Union Democratic Committee. and
chat the Republicans will corral the dsaffected.
METzLER L FoLL.-Messrs. NJ. C. Metzler and
John Foil, having purchased the interests Of
Messrs. White and Claude in the meat market
at the corner of Main and COloma streets, will
hereafter conduct the business under the firm
name Of Aetzler 4 Foil. The market is always
supplied With the best meats to be had in the
country, and Mat and john are as good fellows
a. ever cut steak or stuffed a sausage.
d. SrEINBERG. as will appear from his card
In another column, has sold his pawn-broker
business TO Mr.. s. Alseser, who will carry it on
ct the old stand. Mr.. Steinberg left here for
the East, on Wednesday morning, in the hope
OF repairing his shattered'health BY travel and
recreation. in which we trust he will not be
disappointed. Unlike the generality Of pawn
brokers, he is no Shylock, but on the contrary,
generously liberal, as his many "nepbewsr
here can bear witness. "AdoO, ole feller!"
may you be "blowed" -gcntly by old Oceans
winds through pleasant voyage, and return,
recupcrated and with your pocket full Of rocks
to the relief OF your sOrely distressed and badly
bursted friends and customers.
NAsoSIc.-There will be regular commuu-
cation Of Ell Dorado Lodge, No. 26, F. and A..
H., on Monday evening next.
MARK MAsTER.-A called communication Of
st. James Chapter. r. A. NJ, No. lG, will be
held on Wednesday evening next, for the pur.
pose Of work on the degree of Mark Master.
WE are indebted to Hurry Rolf for the early
delivery Of express matter during the week ;
also, 10 Bradshaw 4 Co. and Hernandez l. An
g.. dessOa fOF Sacramento and San Francisco
papers.
.TAxSALE.-The City Collector has postponed
che delinquent tax sale until Monday next, At
10 O'Clock A.. n.
DszocSHYIc CENTRAL CoMnrrrEE.-The Dem.
ocratic County Central Committee will meet in
this city on Saturday, the 18th instant, at 9
O'Clock. p. NJ. We hope that every member oil
the Committee will attend. Business of unu.
sual importance will come before the Commit
tee.
OUrsIDE.-Read the outside Of to- days DEn
ocRAT. The Declaration Of Independence, pa
triotic songs. anecdotes relating to the Revo
luton and other interesting articles will be
found on ii. 1t is paper worth reading and
preserving
CLEANED.--Our efficient City Marshal has had
the streets cleaned preparatory to the Firemen'.
parade to-day.
EDUcArIoNAL.-On Tuesday last, the new
Board Of Education, of the City, organized By
choosing Rev. J. H. McMonagle Pcesideut.--
The Board determined to employ an Assistant
Teacher, in place of the Monitors heretofor.
employed, and fixed upon Tuesday next, at
O'Clock p. NJ, as the time for receiving applica
tiOns and selecting the teachers. II NAV moi
be improper to remark that the Board is united
10 the opirion that High School is an absolut,
necessity to the educational interests of tb,
community, and are determined, the Common
Council and citizens cooperating with them
that our department shall have one before tb,
expiration Of the year.
ELEcr1oN.-At the regular annual meeting o
Young America Engine Co. No. 8, held or
Monday evening, June 8Oth, the folowin
gentlemen were elected officers for the ensuing
year: W. H. Cooper, President; Daniel D6nn
Foreman; S. Randall, First Assistant; William
Thatcher, Second Assistant; C. E. Chubbuck
Recording Secretary W. H. Lowell, Financial
Secretary James Patten, Treasurer. W. II
Cary, William Thatcher and s. Randall were
elected Trustees.
STRANGERS and citizens will be pleasantly
entertained to-day by father Black, at the Grey.
hound. He has prepared sumptuous lunch
for the hungry and goOdly supply of liquids
TO qHeuch the thirst of the crowds who will be
in attendance. The iced drinks prepared al
this house are mfr and the liquors and cigars
are excelled BY none. and Mike BOrowsky does
the mixing, which is q clincher.
SILBERNAN & BARMAN have just opened q
large invoice of new and fashionable clothing
at the Round Tent, which will be sold at low
squire. Look at them.
4ss.
REAOvAE.-John Miller, proprietor Of the
National Restaurant, has removed his establish.
ment to the building lately occupied by W.T.
Henson, two doors west of the old stand. He
has fitted il up in the finest style and is better
prepared than ever before 10 accommodate bis
patrons. he is prepared to furnish The hungry
via . magnificent dinner tO-day-Ons that
cannot be exec He'd in the city.