The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-19

OusScaxgBc CsENYY C0HvESySoN.--The Dem-
Osss1e CousIy Csatral COs'aisses have issued
. Oh fer Coaaty COnventiOa 10 be held In
IT, eity - Saturday, De ID 81 Sext month, .,
IIS'eAsck A. n. Primary msStngs are to Be
ksa ~ tAs slst - this month, = O'Clock p.
u, al ne usual places Of bOlang each meet.
inRs. An voters are invited N participate In
tAe primary meetings who abide by and Ed>
vOcuae she principles Of Democracy ss exPOand-
ed by jefferson aud rs set forth BY tie recent
address, Of the Democratic memSers " Con-
greSs." II is n significant fact that eeT Of the
organs Of the Union Democrats have published
the address or the powerful and patriotic speech
Of Col. Richardson. Their singular silence has
surprised aud NaOrtiaed many members Of the
Union DeaaOCENsic party, who cannot see the
consistency ~ proprieiy Il treating such i'm
pOFfant dOcUWeuts so cautiously. 1t IL time
for men To define their positions; TO be for or
against AbOlitionism; TO approve or repndiAte
the address Of therepreseniatives OF the l'emo-
cratic party; to act with or sgaIRst the DemOc-
rHcy Of the Atlantic States. With few nnim-
9Ortant exceptions they have approved tho adj
dreas. Those who approve it in California and
wish to be recognized rs Democrats hereafter,
will have an opportunity 10 show their hands
at our primary meetings on the sIst Of this
Wonth.
ScROoG MArrERs.-The City Board Of Edu,
cation, on Tuesday, Resolved to purchase new
bell for the school house. They also determin-
hat h. 6 81.
department must have an " jUtcvu1edixte ccrtif-
icaie." The Beard alao passed q resolution
recommending to the City Council tn apprO-
r.J<~e ,ss-e ASsN&rrd dotiars TO the support Of
the negrO school in this city, on the condition
that it should be kept open for three months in
the year. They, alSu, in conjunction with the
Common Council Communicable Jones and
NAd&vuNau krSidsAOs> ~~>A M.N.-- -, -
q Committee TO procure plan aud sPecifcA-
lions for high school building.
TnK cupola Of Neptune Engine Co.'S house
has been removed preparatory to putting a
new tin roof on the building. The Company
will not replace the cupola. but instead, CON-
template the erection Of tower in the rear Of
the building should they ever get out of debt
and became rich enough to purchase a bell
" A contamination most devoutly to be wish
cd" rs u more gallant and efficient company
never manned the brakes.
.EoELx9, 1t Krshheri&x-;; Wv S,N Sosuma IT,,
dispenses the coolest larger 10 be obtained with.
in the city limits, or anywhere else. At the
al m accomplished and popular 81.
d., whose name we are not ut liberty to give
although we may say he belongs to the firm
Of Titus L Popcorn and has long practiced Eat
the bar. as well as on the diHpidated cOnsii-
tuition Of mankind aud woman, too. but who
insists (and we think he's right,) that one can
not have too much Of good thing, Kohler has
discarded the cOmmon-sized mug, and uses in
his saloon goblets Of the dimensions of fash.
ionable tile, the contents Of one Of which will
thoroughly wet very dry "whistle."
COURr or SEssIoSS.-On Monday, the Court
Of Sessions commenced its regular July term,
With the following Grand Jury J. G. McTar-
nahan, Foreman, c. W. Mountjoy. John Blair.
y. Gilmore, J. C. Huntington, J. NJ. Arnold,
John Black, l.. B'nswanger, b. BranthOver, T.
c. Nugent, W. J. Burwell, Alfred Briggs, W.
McCormick, l.. W. Rumsey, J. E. Kupkler and
II. W. A. Worthen. The Grand Jury have re.
turned true bills of indictment as follows, and
are still in session: Alfred Ellen, murder; An
tonic PascardO, murder; c. W. Smith. murder;
Nin Bo and I.e Sou. burglary and grand
larceny.
TRANS on THE Carson VALLEY ROAD.-Capt.
Barron, proprietor Of the Riverside Hotel
ION Swan 4 llenry's new roadl. has furnished
us with the following statement Of the number
of wagons that have passed his house, each
day, from the LIST to the 18th Of the present
month.