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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
PLAcERYILLE. AmRn.t la. 1858

EDIroRS DESocRAr: As u friend "f Mr Stout
| would SAY AN unauthorized article appeared
in the Daily News of the 18th instant, "t " hat
purp"ried tn be his withdrawal from The pres.
sent CANVASS fur the office If Assessor aud Col.
lect"r. The writer "f the article knew it to be
false at the time he wruie ia. wuuld Sav lu
the voters that Mr. Stout has not Withdrawn, n,
nor dOes he intend to.
As tn his character and record, they will
compare iavurably with the character and re.
cord nf his traducers. who Heek to make y rep,
utAtio0 by eliminating their superi"rs Com.
pare his recnrd for the last thirteen years with
shat "t certain regular nominee, whu is "all
things tn all men" 10 catch vote, wh". Ut the
general eecIiun two yearH ag,I, voted the enti,e
Brecknridge ticket, excepting tUr 'ne cAndI.
date On the Republican ticket. for which favor
he was retarded with depuIyship.
II would interest many V''l. rs iu know his
record since his advent into political life
Fixed political principles be has not and never
had.
TIE whole matter, doubtless, Mr.. Stout will
leave to the decision Of the ballot box, and
whatever that decision may be, be will cheer.
fully ucquieSce. +.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
EL DnaApn. August 2l. l


EDTroRS DENOcRAr: last week drew, land
You published picture frOm ina ginatrun, in
cnlnrS 80 vivid and natural, that every body
seemed tn recognize the original Robert Hen
dersnn applies the portrait" 10 himself, aud
the verdict of discriminating public suriains
the application. Over his own signature Hen
drrsnn confesEes the L" soft impeachment"
] said" AbulitiunistS have impurted spies
IN nearly every precinct of our county, To watch
the proceedings and report the conversation Of
Democrats"
Thai. me !" says Henderson; " :hat's go ="
say his friends.
said -" One Of John COnneSs' pimps. with.
out any visible means of support. is qusrtered
in our town."
That's me-" says Henderson; sit is!" say
his friends.
said THE duty Of this pitiful panper and
wandering vagabond apparently is to falsely
report speeches and certify To their curreci
ness
THAT'S me. again" says Henderson,; true
FIR y"u :" Sav hls friends.
What Henderson admits (about himself and
his friends and the public believe. must be
true. A strange admission, truly. Er him To
make. Ell DORADO.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dorado
- SIN the D.s;riIt Cousi of the Eleventh Jdd-
CIIl District.
AcIi"n brought in tie District Court 4 the ~. '.
en Il Ju'iit idl isiTicI. and b comp h il tie
Coun "I E Duf ado. IN The hlcr of tie Clrrk ~
sa" District Count in aud for said County aud
State
The People II t e State of California, to JOS E
CO>rER. nri, ndan', t;r,v ct ng
You are hv'tbE ItqIr.I I" apprar In an action
hr"UThi against You ~ SLnurl {. IIAun. Plaintiff.
ia Tie SIR ct Cur, al he E,v nth Judicial ni.
tict. Ia aud for The Cun'y ~ 81 II rNin. and to
answer :''e C"mIdI.r ded ih.rvn Gu thr ?HhdA o.
Aug 1T. 4. u lS;3. w.hu tyrdAy. Il lus,Vr Ui the
day 80 rNlc,E "frr 'hr sr,icr "u N"a 81 this
su'"in"i - s,tTtd With Ia Ihis coan'y, II Serv. d
out "t fhi~ C"un.N b.i Wi!n i'S Judiciat district,
EIh'h tE"hir d,Js. nr. II 1TVrd out " sail lbs
hi.'i Ilr u Wt IN fury dsys-vr ludRn,ssL by de-.
fHGlt U'i' lie idArH against vnn
The sA'd a'i'on - brought TO tk'A'n judR neni
aH'Gis' N.u '''r L. 81 seven hui dr. i ,tllAr-
Tie =. Il U"ui il & .iur ,hr T. L. Er, un 'r- ser
Nc's ara bar ia pi"an aga r;an ratt of laaI
uI"'h the EhHh kn Wn the " krh- Ser bocA rT
E"uch IA D. D'tatlu County, auL s.Ui Z Ihr AIur
li ""is ant 'uT!i.h'I Ihr wed Tor tie .su,- 70
I"r cen rat heiWr,nsa,d l:r"Wn AID } D. C".t r,
Dt eh"'It Tho s'E account hAVi z been transfer
r'h !" iir sail FfIutG bN the sthi brown i,tA val
uah cons ''era'!'n AID II You f.il IN AH AAi
"h'~tr the nj complaint gS above rqIivrl. thr
sad Pa n III VIII take Igmt ag tinst you Tor aIil
eunH"' - d" and costs, acc riding 10 the prayer Of
sad g n'Ilaiut
"nn' $. Hon. u MyreS Jale.. of sal District
Court "f t'- hrvrIth Juh,',al n,>.ri,t
Attest my hahn. and I- seal ~ Haid
C'urt. in AID t'r sail 4, un,V Of 81 Uov ,,I,.,
- here" aiiN,d NJ uHicr in the Cuy a. Pa
crrNiil=, tiIiS the ?hh day ~ Au.ISi, \ y. lSG9
THOMAS rATTEN. Clerk.
= A. liCRSELnULR HG's ATTY Sn
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
BrcxErx FLAr. Anpus, 18th. lsss,

EDIroRS DENOcRAr: The Democracy met
here last night to listen tn gOd old sound
D+mocratic doctrines. The meeting was
very large One, and very enthusiastic. Mr..
Meredith made the opening Speech he was
followed BY Messrs Chapman. B'wr. Tebb>.
DAvidS"n and Bates. All the speakers de-
nnunced secessinni~in. AbulIIiOni>m aud other
i~ms. They proved frnm the record that the
Democracy are the only Union party in exist.
ence-Ihe only party that stands by the Com.
stiIutiun. When Ab"litioniSt< d+n0unce us as
traitors fur adherinR tn the Constitution and
desiring the restoration Uf the Union. may We
not safely SAY that they are the traitors It.
aS Ar. Chapman said last night, it is for work.
ing to nEibtain the Constitution aud Restoring
The U,i"n, weare traitors, then. in Gods nainr,
let us have mnre Of sH'h Traitors! The seI.
Iim-nt was loudly cheered.
The Democracy have aiwavS stood firm IN
Buckeye Flat. and now. in time oi "ur cnun.
Iry's peril, will shnw a better front than ever
Depend upon it. Buckeye will give hanhs"me
Democratic nat'rlty ON the se,ond "f SepIrG,.
Der next BUCKEYE.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

WAR.-A prctructed war, besides cost.
ing millions Of treasure and rivers ofblood.
must PROSTATE all the grea, business inter.
e>tS, exhaust the resources Of the country.
bankrupt the people, and render a recon.
Struction Of the Union impossible. All
the leaders of the dominant party are for
continuing the war. but they are careful,
not to assist in person in carrying it on.-
They are for the war, because it places at
their disposal many Offices and immense
sumSof money. and thus ads to their DOW.
er. wealth and influence, and enables them
to enrich. at the expense of the oppres.
sively taxed people. their relatives, friends
and fOlCwers-e enables them to emplov
spies to inform upon. and vagabonds to
swear against their Politi al opponents.
Army contractors are for the war. They
make money by it. while it costs them
n"Ihing. the reckless and ambitions are
for the war. because war must have its
Captains and Colonies and Generals
What PFopor;"as ao ;ss.ss@sa. s.s.s1 S,S. ID
the great masSI Who, besides these. will
he benefited by that most terrible vista.
ti0n, domestic war Pa war in wbich
brother is armed against brother and faith.
or against son.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
GEoRcErowx. Auoust 70. 1863.

EDIroRs DEMocRAr: We have Q local ques.
tion, Of vast Importance tn decide, which has
attracted but little attention and which nobody
seemS 10 know anything about. I mean the
Railroad proposition. When do we v0te upon
il? Why has the law not been published, 40
that the people might becnme acquainted with
its provisional Why this secresy? Please
inform yOur numerous readerA in this section
of the county. GEORGETOWN.
We are unable to answer the inquiries
of "Georgetown." We have never seen
the law and are therefore ignorant Of its
provisions. 1t is "question Of vast
importance" and the officers of the Rail.
road company should not keep the people
in the dark with regard to its provisions. ]
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

ExPFNsryE.-Dcarly have the people
paid for placing the Government in the
hands of de,nagOsues and knaves. A Re-
publican U. S. Senator stated on the floor
Of the Senate, in the presence of the lea
derS and representatives Of his party, that
the last Congress deliberately voted
from two to three hundred million dollars
out Of the Treasury Of the United States
and into the hands Of thieves and rob-
bers." A Washington correspondent of
the Boston Advertiser. an old Republican
organ. says" Washington is filled with
Government agents and army contract.
ors, who have made enormous fortunes
by swindling. They are known to be
swindlers; the proof Of their guilt is in
the hands of the Administration, and yet
they are kept in Office and given new
contracts. Some people ask-do the Sec
retaTies share in the plunder? It looks
SO. It is not easy to find an honest off,
cial-all seem intent OH rObbing the Gov.
ernment" This is the testimony Of Re.
publican who dpplOres the villainy of his
party.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
ovR ooNREsroeEpHasrs.
RIvER SiDE, CARSON ROAD,

EDfroRs DEMoeRAr: ! have been very much
lighted in purHuin9 m" r"uie Il travel I"
Lake Bigler; and here, 81 the residence Uf Uur
mutual friend, Mr.. Barron, | have stepped for
Q few minuIrA 10 reflect ups,n the SCENERY
have witneased. FrOm the little bridge which
spans the 8 'uth Fork Of the American, up tO
this paint, the rad. ~ yOu are probably aware.
meanders like the stream with the base Of the
NAiArsnS huls- StvSsA~AiVRRA Ss~SN ~ - NaAVsS
tamenesa 10 the scene, Aguru oS'rd, Pnes~|ss49nE.
romantic and grand; then again little apOIS Of
verdure furtively glancing frUm the mountains.
] should like TO behold the scene when The
stream is overlooking its bankA. Even now,
the echO Of its vOIee reverberates in the gOrges,
and q wild. weird-:iks sound ever and HnO {.
rings upon the ear.
Sir. BArr'n is fr0m Howard county, Nilsson.
ri. and although 10 the . stranger, have di<
covered ia him the chsrActeristicS Of his State,
hospitality aud NbOle.souled u,aRnaninliIv.
His residence is On the bank Of the South Fork.
and his amiabe family is lnlled To sleep each
night BY ibs music uf the falling waters Of the
stream. II Is u fitting place fnr tourists t.
dwell, when inclined 10 speed frum the turmoil
and excitement OG city life. Mountain irnut
are abundant and greedily bite at n bait. In
my travel amid the mountains / know Of nO
spot where | would sooner live. great NUM-
Der Of teams stop here each night, because the
table is well furnished, and every accOmmoda-
tiun afforded BY the proprietor.
Now listen: I have wandered through II
great portion # the world-through Scotland,
EnRland-the Province Of AndAlusia in Spain,
the Kingdom If Mor'ccO, the Canadas. Mexi.
co-and here IN California, from San Diego to
the N0rthern line on the SIskiynu. but with
the quiet Of life in grand region. give Inc this
particular spot.
Silver leads have been discovered right here.
There 10 NJ humbug about this, because | have
seen for myself Four lodges have been dis-
covered. one If which affords per ceniage "f
S5. This is truly rich. but am not surprised
when contemplate the aspect of the surruund.
ing region. On two Of the leads men are now
at work. and probably on my return frnm Lake
B9ler shall be enabled tO intimate great
acquisition 10 the mineral " ealih Of the country
The air here is dry. but oh indeed invigI.
rating. Your very soul is lifted up irum sub.
lunarv considerations. A wild feeling wan.
ders over the system. and quiet philanthropy
animates you to mankind.
Yours MAC
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

DEATH or WILLIAM II. WEEKA-With
sincere sorrow We record the death Of
William Il. Weeks, Secretary of State,
who died in Sacramento last Sunday. lie
was a warm friend and a genial compan-
ion, free. hearted and liberal in his senti-
msntS, q foe to bigots and . scOrner Of
hyPOcrites and sycOphants. He was a
gentleman Of Hne intellect, 9 fluent, witty
and effective stump speaker; and be con.
tributed as much to the success Of the
Republican party in California as any
man in the State. Although differing
from him politically We admired his intel.
lsct, respected his sentiments, for We
knew him to Do sincere and honest. re.
jOiced at his preferment, and reciprocated
bis friendship. His was . noble nature,
and in his death the Republican party has
lost one Of its brightest ornaments and
ablest advocates, and the State one of its
bssG men.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
The Medicine fer al seassss.

DR RoBAcx's STOMACH NITrERa We profess to
have more than n superficial knVWirdge o. the heSi-
ing art and while We are fully prepared to adml1
that h1mbuE il but another W"rl fnT inipnsionAnd'
therefore d. not aHOw any SdVrr isemrnt or n"i'ce
TO appear in "ur paper, that hiss the leAH n"rncy
to corrupt The hulnRn Ilind. We hSe Always gas :"
rrcnmInr MI what beII tn he real oOsn 10 so
ciety. mud ha virg made experimental OeS OF VI
RohAck's Sinna III nterS. We beaT our 'es''mony 70
their real, genuibE rD5 VPSy btnehrial u%e. W.
bitters far surpass any preparation NJ the sIhA
have ever used; and Ne urge all VIM nreu Miio'
sa fr and agreeable tOnt. to try this medicine
ut once II y"u try It you will he Hure 10 Try
aR in II il just ihr thing for the stomach ~ not
weather. (EAtnn (OhiO) Demo, rat, OF May W. SI
See Advertisement. AugS7
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

REMExBER, white men that. according to
an official statement, you are tax, thirty
seven million dollars thiS year to feed,
clothe and educate emancipated negroes.
Remember that the party in power has
imposed this burden upon you. and that
if you continue it in power this sum must
be yearly increased. Are you willing to
be taxed for such purposes ?-willins to
imPoverish yourselves to please Abolition
fanaticsH II you are, vote for Low. Ilig.
by, Shannon & Co., and you will accom-.
plish your object.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

THAr's So.-That man dne6 not live in the ma
iion whn takes pride in rejecting that his ia
ther withheld his aid frnm his country in the
time "f war. The Tories nf The Revolution,
the Hartford Convention Federalists Of 1912.
and ihn-e who opposed furnishing suDpllrs to
Gen. Taylor in lS45, are alike emembered On.
ly to be diShnn0red.-lS. F. Herald.
The Herald, unwittingly, perhaps. thus
denOunces its own party. It declares
that the leaders of its party "are remem-
bered only to be dishonored." Every in
telligent man knows that every living
member Of the Hartford Convention of
1912 is an AbolitioniSt and supported
Lincoln for the Presidency; and Lincoln
himself 80; posed furnishing supplies to
Gen. Taylor" lie and his party recon-
mended to the Mexicans to "welcone
with bloody hands to hoSpitabIe graves"
the American soldiers who were fighting
for their country! Lincoln, Corwin,
Seward, Chase and every leading Repub-
lican in the country, withheld their ald
from their country in the time of war,
and for doing so they have been rewarded
by their party. This il q humilialing
and diSgraceful fact, and proves concIn
Sively that the leaders Of the Republican
party are enlir.ly .les:;:":s g!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
Nrm advertisements TusDag.

Is It Possible that any Soldier ean
be 80 fo"lish ~ leave the city without supply o.
HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PlLIsf WhoeV-
er does 40 will deeply regret IL. These medicines
are the OILY certain cure fer Bowel Complaints, Fe'
vers, Sores and scurvy. 0uly rs cents per b or
pot. no
The wOrld-RenOwned NsmsdSes'
HOLLOWAY'S
l11GS AND OINTMENT
for sale in any quantities By
CRANE y BRIGHAM,
wholesale Druggists, San fFsRei'sO.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

CHEERING. From all parts Of the State
comes the cheering intelligence that the
conservatives and honest Republicans are
deserving the Abolition ranks and enthu.
siasticalIy rallying under the proud old
Democratic flag. This may account for
the rumor, generally believed. that the
Abolition ticket will be Withdrawn in a
few days. If they run they will be dis.
gracefully defeated. and Low, Highly and
Shannon are not ambitious to be defeated.
In our own county the Democracy are
gaining largely every day and the signs
are that we shall carry the county by an
overwhelming majority.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

LOOK OFT FOR THEN. comfy is
fille, wi,h Addition spies and speakers.
who are I,aii nnt If the Custom House
cmrupliun lund fur their services. These
fellows are known hy their bniSter"nS
professions If attachment To the Union
and their violent drnunriprions "f the
Democratic party. When you meet
fellow Of this character. reader. set him
down as Custom House parasite, devoid
nr character and destitute of principle,
and,lrcndy and eager I" heIrny friend
and dvflme Il benrfact0r I"r pay. Watch
and Spurn fnrm your presence these mer'
cenary Wr ihcrs, as you would loath'
S.Ine Z. ntie.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

FRANK ACKNOWLEDGEMENT There are
some Ab,litiuni>,s, honest en"ugb to
speak the truth. Rev. Granville M""ly.o of
Ohio, Is one nf these. h. late :, rm6n he
to,k the glory Of having caused the war
home 10 the Abolition party. Said he:
I'VE charged with having brought
abnut this present contest. wish 1t were
true. Ibelitve il is true that We did bring
is SIpSAt, aud glory in it. for it Is a wreath
fglXy around our OrOws.'
Being q good AbOlilionist he has not
been arrested for treason for declaring that
the Abolitionists brought about the var.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22

ALL FOR THE NEGRO DO not forget.
fellow citizens, that the leaders Of the Ad-
miniStration party indorsed the Infamous
Helper book-indorsed the declaration
that the Republicans are welded to one
purpose, from which no earthly power
can divorce US We are determined to
abolish slavery at all hazards" Recollect.
we quote their own language. They are
determined to sacrifice thousands of white
men and pauperize their families. desolate
the country. tramplc upon the Constitu-
tion, deprive the masses of their liberties
and subvert the Government, "to abolish
slavery" The only way to arrest them
in their work of desol ltion and death, is
to vote the Democratic ticket. Will you
not do it?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
COUNTY TICKET.
TOWNSHIP NOMINEES.

PLAcERvIILH TowHsHP.-For Assessor and Collee.
tor-Henry eymons; for Road 0verSeer- Michael
MSCuSker.
CoLoHA TowSsuP.-For Assessor and Collector
Deals Hanly; for R0ad dOverseer-RObert Means.
DIAMOND SPRIHos TOWNSHIP Assessor and
Collector-Chas. Y. Irwin; for Road Overseer-N n.
Howard; for Justices ofthe Peace-J. n. Burlington
and A. seiSbuttel for COnStAbles Isaac Peters and
Chss. l. Amidon.
MUD sPRIxGs TowXsHP.-For ASSESSOR and Coilec-
tor. z. Simmons for ROaI 0Verseer. John Mea-
Rhc"; for Justices Of the Peace-J. M. Bryant and
J. B. Richardson; for COnstableS-L. M. Shrewsbury
and Charles T Roussn.
WHITE OAE TOwNTHIP.-For Assessor and Collector
M Berg; for Road 0verseer-E. Nc. HaSkins; for
Justices OF the Peaee-John 2. Bremen and Samuel
B. Peiton; for COnstabes--JSmes Gray and c.
Collins.
GRERSwo0D TOWNSHIP For Assessor and Collector
y. BlshOP; for Road Overseer-John stoddard.
KELsEY TowHsaIP.-FoF Assessor and Collector
A. 6. Clark for Road Overseer-G. Demuth for
justices Of the PeAce-0. II. ROelke and L. Borne.
man; for CoaStables-J. Irons and J. II. Hughes.
GEoRoErowN ToWKsHIP.-For Assessor and Collec-
tor-WiHam Schneider; for Road Overseer-Richard
Murphy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-22
MAG.

EOIToRs DENOcRAr: II may be of interest
TO some Of your readers I" be informed that
the caterpilhrs, 50 destructive I" fruit treesi
have about finished their depredaiions, and
nearly all left the trees, having stripped many
branches Of their foliage, generally leaving one
Leaf. "r part If leaf, which they kill before
leaving. nn which is dep"Sited from ifly T."
one hundred very small eggs. resembling small
white beads. "n the under side Oi the leaf,
which any nne may easily discover ut the first
examination. Removing ibis nne leaf will save
any one whO has fruit ees the trouble IT nIuv.
ing = mes. "i caterpillsrs another season, nr
having their trees injured by them. stale
this frum years Of practical knowledge Of the
insect. BENZ. F. PEW.