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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22

A. j. BELL,
u Miiiersburc o. He is all times ready to fur
nsh, fili up and take ACCOMPLISHMENTS Of all kind
Of Deeds, Ccnveyances, Mortgages, and Powers OF
ATTORNEYS, and Record the same; take Dispositions
70 be used in any of tho Courts of this Statc also,
Protest Notes Bills of ExchanSe,&c Office, in the
County Recorder office. l2o-ol
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
Mlistell

From the Akron Demoorat.]
Does the Bible Sanction Slay-
cry!
A friend of tho Democrat, who is o
resident of Franklin Mills, has compiled
for it the following Bible passages rela-
ting to Slavery:
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
BACK PAY, BOUNTY sc.

TT A. TAYLOR, Notary Public. 1lolmcsvillc U.
l. will promptly attend TO procuring back pay;
bounty and pensions for Disabled and dlscharged
riends Of those deceased (2i-2')
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22
NEW TESTAMENT.
ROMANS.

ROMANS.
14.--4. Who art thou that judgeSt
another mans servant? to his own mas
ter he standcth or falleth yea, he shall
be holden up; for God is able to make
him stand.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-10-22

am, very respectfully yours,
GEORGE d. MCCLELLAN.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

BLASrnENY.-Th AboltioniStS have
picked up new sensation speaker, who
draws larger crowds and mocks religion
more audacionsly than the most noted
unbe!evers She goes by the name of
Miss Anna \. Dickinson, and stumpcl
the States Of New Hampshire and Counec-
tcut for the Abolii,hist+. IIrr spectral.
itv consists in abuSe of Generals MrCl J.
Ian, Porter, Frank lin AID Buel. and ful
some adulation Of. Butler, Fremont.
SchurtZ, Fred Douglass and Pre- sid, tai
Lincoln. In her recent disgusting TRAD,
at the Cooper Institute at New York, she
thus irrevercntiy referred to the action ot
the Democracy in their Cou>tltuti nal re.
Si>tancc to the arbitrary acts of the pres
cnt A administration
"The>e men ought to know that in at
tackiaG the President, they are ouly
striking their puny feet il tue face or
Almighty Goi.'
Reader. instead Of her audience Hiss.
ing the fearfnlIy aac'i'isious sentiment.
they applaulyd it. Well may the CmiS
, ton Observer remark" 1t is not dill
cult to predict what will he the ultimate
home Of Il woman Of her sentiments, pas
>ions and Calling
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Stow BuSINU>S. - Governor Andrew, Of
patriotic Massachusetts, has employed
Frel Douglass to enlist negro regiment
for that State. Fred has been cu-q.c !
in the business for some months. but has
not yet got the requisite number, the al
lies Of the aho.itIpui>:S not h.in- amhi
TONS 10 tight the battles Of their white
bretAren. Thus far he has ohta,nc.: on!y
one hundred and thirteen recruits, not
with,tah1irg he offered them tempting
Inducements. In Cincinnati he GOT p.
III Hamilton 5, Dayton +, Uber.in Ii. Co
iumhus S, Cleveland "a. Canada lG. The
Chicago negroes pcremptorly refused t,
enlist. 1t is singular how difficult i,
is for Massachusetts, whose street, were
to swarm With volunteers after the is.
suance Of the negro emancipation rocla.
nation, to furnish her quota Of troops TO
the General Government, although she
constantly boasts Of her patriotism. Is
her courage exhausted, that she is com
PEELED to send to different State and for.
eign countries for recruits?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Ion PR1xrIxG of all kinds-cerllbcates o.
stock and deposit, cheeks, drafts. labels, cards.
bilIheads, catalogues, ball invitations, posters.
programmes, etc.-is done at this office in the
best style of the art, at short notice, and very
low prices. Our facilities for dong job print
ing are not equalIed By those of any establish,
men, in this State outside Of Sacramento and
San Francisco, and our work will stand com
parisou with that done anywhere. With g""d
material and good printer, we respectfully
suggest to our readers that our establishment
is the place they should seek when they want
nrinting done in workman-like" style.
4
BuY a Dashawav Washing Machine II you
want to please the ladies'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
Carpenter, Cabinet-Maker
AND
UNDERTAkERI
SIMMONS.

( GTATE 0P CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
- Ss--In the District Court Of the llth Judicial
District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Eiey
enth Judicial District, and the complaint filed in the
Couaty Of II Dorado, in the office Of the Clerk OF
said District Court in and Tor said County and State
The People Of the State Of California, 10 H. s.
HERRICK Defendant Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought ag, inst you by :. H. Dyer, plaintiff in the
District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District in
and for the County OF III Dorado and to answer the
complain, filed he Elm en- the I'd day Of June A. D.
1853 within ten days exclusive Of the day Of SER
viceJ after the service on you oil this summons-if
served within this county II served out Of this
county, but within this Judicial District, within
twenty days; or If served out OF said District then
within forty days-or judgment by default will be
taken against YOU
The said action Is brought TO obtain Judgment
against you for the sum OF SJ63 31l0O due plaintiff
to wit: One hundred and seventeen dollars balance
OF account, and for sundry amounts paid by plG on
your account, at your request, amounting TO 44i3
oI-lOO, as per account made part of complaint A
copy OF which herewith accomplishment if Won
fall te appear sad answer the said conpIaiff a.
above required, the said Plaintiff will take Judgment
against YOU for said sum of 4563 81 loo and costa
according to the prayer Of said complaint
Witness, Hon. b. r. Myres, Judge Of said Distric,
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District
{ Attest, my hand, and the seal of said
H. s. Court IN and for said County o Fl Dorado
- hereto amxed, at Office In the City of Pla.
cerVille, this the ID day Of June, A. D. lSi3.
THOMAS B. PATTEN. Clerk
true copy OF the original summons Attest;
THOMAS B. PATTEN, Clerk.
sanderson Williams, Atty's for PIE rjunel8m3
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

FALsE.-Daily the Sacramento Union
is filed with falsehood and ISLANDERS
against the Democratic party. EncOur'
aged and sustained by the military pow
er, in its reckless and ignominious ca
reer, it fairly revelS in its ceaseless de-
traction. With avidity it searches for
and with delight publishes, every villain
GUS statement, known to be untrue,
against the Democracy. A few days ago
it published letter of Adj. General Ba.
ker, of Iowa, Ex GoYprnOv Of New lamp
shire, in which Baker Indignantly de.
nounced the Democracy of New l!amp-
shire, and unieservediy indorsed the Ad'
ministration. The Union stated that he
is and always has been Democrat
This fellow Baker is not Democrat, but
an apostate of the first water, and baSely
betrayed the party that honored him.
Vain, deceit(ul and Corruptible, the hon
est old Democratic party was not to his
liking. The Cnion' Democrat. OF Man
chester, n. H., of April 2lst, 1868, thus
vcntilates this political charlatan
THE Democracy Of this State have
not forgotten how Baker undertook to
trade over the party to Know Nothing.
ism in 1855. when running his second
| term for Goyernor-hOw, as a matter OF
course. he was defeated, and how he left
! the State in disgust. The thirty.two
! thousand good and true men here, whom
he then betrayed, have not missed him, "
An migrate, sycophant and traitor
to principles he profeSsel to cherish, he
has found congenial companions in The
Abolition party, and is a worthy leader O.
traitors. \ petty Office bought the rene
gadc, but he has to DO degrading service,
services revolving to an honorable mar
/ to retain it,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

AMALGAMATIoN ADyoCATED.-At the
late regular anniversary meeting of the
Anu-S.avery Society, held in New York,
Nj Tiitoa made speech in favor Of Il
speedy and general amalgamation, which
was loudly apPaudel. Said this libelcr
OF the white race, addressing the Aboli,
tioniSts, the supporters Of Lincoln
"The negro is the superior man-in
some RESPECTS he is the greatest OF men,
lie ASKED that the hero >houli have the
privle-c~"f the ballot box. H. mast
have a place beside lis white brother in
tnc jn"y baX. uc a>h. Tat they >ho1l!
be eligible to every public Office 10
Which wiitt 'na0 is Gj.ih,>. For in.
stance, for to next President. as br,
tween 'icn. Mcclellan and Frederick
Douglass, WHO Was their choice: Ap.
Piau>e and Douglass The neLror>
>houl Il sit side hy side with the white
man in ch1rch, il the cars hu should
come into the. w.iic mans parlor, eat at
his table, anl he admitted into catlre f.l.
'oNsAip. [Chter>
White nvn Of California, what think
yon Of the amaIgametl>n doctrine taught
and preached by the acknowledged eX.
porcrts of the Administration Earty: Are
yon willing to degrade yourselves to the
level Of the negro? If>o, join the LOYAL
Leagues AND vote for the Abolition can,
dihatcs, and you will soon have your
wishes cratifcd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

An ITEM FOR TAX PAYERs.--" declare
it upon my responsibility as Senator of
the United States" said John P. Hale,
on the floer of the Senate in the presence
Of the leaders of the Lincoln party, "that
the liberties Of this country are in greater
danger to-day from the corruption and
from the prohisacy practiced in the vari-
Gus departments Of the Government, than
they are from the open enemy in the
field" This is the frank but humiliating
declaration Of a prominent member of the
Administration party. The only way to
put an end to the proAigacy and corrup-
tion and save the country from bank
ruptcy, is to restore the Democratic party
to powcr.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

DIFFERENCE IN OPINION. abolition
traitors, Federal officials and applicants
for Federal position, constantly assert
that the Administration is the Govern
ment, and whoever attacks one, assails
botG Did those who attacked Demo-
cratic 4 administrations aSsail the Govern
mcnt? DID Messrs. Clay and Webster
and the other gallant and able chiefs Of
the old Wing party, when they opposed
the Administration of Gen Jackson, op-
pose the Government? We're they tra.
tors to The Government for endeavoring
to overthrow the Administration of Gen.
Jackson? He is fool or knave who an.
swers atfirmatively. Were Messrs. Lin.
coin, Seward, and Chase and others trai
tors TO the Government when they fierce
ly denounced the Administration of
James *. Polk? An Administration is
thing of a day, creature of the peo.
Pile, not above, but responsible to them
for all its acts, measures and authority,
and it is the privilege and the duty Of
the people to make it conform to the
Constitution and the laws made in pur-
suance thereof" Here is what Mr. Sew.
ard, Mr.. Lincoln's Prime Minister. saws
of the absurd doctrine, in a letter TO
Charles Francis Adams, our Minister to
England:
"ln this country especially it is hab-
II not only entirely consistent with the
constitution, but even essential to its sta.
o'ilty, to regard the Administration at
any time existing as distinct and separ-
ate from the Government itself, and to
canvass the proceedings of the one with
out thought of disoyalty to the other"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

REFUSED TO HEAR HIM. Gen. 4. j.
Hamilton, a political loafcr, who has
been engaged for some time as an Aboli.
ton lecturer on the pay of q Brigader
General, was announced to speak in Bos-
ton, lately; but the audience was 81
small that the speaking was dispensed
with. Upwards ola year ago, Lincoln
appointed him Military Governor of Texas,
since which time he has been in the
Eastern States delivering Abolition ha-
rangues, "sing language which pro.
fessional blackguard would blush to ut
ter. The rebuke he received at Boston,
so unexpected, CALLING and merited, may
have the effect Of silencing the SANDER
er's tongue.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13


NERGING TowARDs DE>porIsM. -Presi-
dent Lincoln evidently regards his will
as the supreme law Of the land. Syco-
plants and knaveS have tattered him to
such an extent that he thinks the people
will cordially indorsc or quietly submit to
all his Illegal and arbitrary acts. The
National Intellisencer, the old, respecta-
bic and honored organ Of the old Wing
party, points out another infracton of
the Constitution by the President, in
signing the act to provide for the collec-
tion of abandoned property, and for the
prevention Of frauds in insurrectionary
States; as the bill received the Presi.
dents signature nine days after the term
of the late Congress had come to con
stitutiOnal Limitation, it deems the act a
palpable violation of the obligations i'm.
posed upon him by the Constitution.
The lntelligencer is old fogyish. Pro-
found lawyers Of our late State Lcgisla-
ture declared that the President, as Com,
marder-in-Chief of the Army and Navy,
Z" is above the Constitution;" and what is
worse, the President So believes and has
acted Under that conviction
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

COMFORTABLE REFLEcrIoN.-ltis is com
fortablc-rrtlrction that We are on the last
half of ABRAHAM LincJln's Admini>tra-
ton; and that the twcnty-one months to
come can scarcely be more frightful in
disaster, wrctchedntss and humiliation
than the months that are past What
new trial, what additional disgrace and
modification the Administration is pre-
pairing for Us we know not; we must
learn to be patient, with the full convic,
ton that in March, 1865, Democratic
President will be inaugurated, who will
drive imbeciles. swindlers and traitors
from the employment Of the Government.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

II there is u place in California entitled 10
the good will nt the Sacramento Union on the
s>prc Of benefits conferred, that place is Pa
cervle. That paper has been pampered by
the patronage of the people here, and has been
the rule aud guide of the political faith and
practice of very many of them. In fact, th,y
have not only helped to make it rich, but have
sworn by it and worshipped it as the Mussel-
nan Dies the Koran. One would think that
the interests of our people at least with fair
ness. But the Union is devoid of every virtue
and is ready TO desert and betray its beuefac-
tors whenever the doing sn will pay. We are
led to these remarks by the statement Of the
Union that work had been discontinued on the
riaccrvillc and Sacramento Valley Railroad
and that the Company Intended to lend their
energies TO the completion of Inc Dutch Flat
road. There is not shadow of truth in the
statement. Ii is as huge lie us the Union
ever published, and was doubtless fabricated
by 'hc man that gets up it's telegraphic reports
and writes It's denuncations of the Democratic
party The work on our rIIlrIad is steadily
and successfully progressing, aud to-day con-
tract will be let for the completion of the re-
naming fifteen. miles of the first section, to
parties having every requisite for its speedy
complexion. We speak by authority when we
say the Placcrville and sacramento RliIroad is
a fact, to be soon realized. Its success is as
certain aS can be any future event under the
control of man. We believe the Unions mis-
statement WAS wiitulIy made with the view of
injuring the road, and we trust our citizens
will remember 1t and govern themselves ac
. eurdinglY.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

CoPPEHHEAD IN THE WHITE HorsE.-
Mr.. Lincoln has recently committed
the unpardonablc sin, and is now receiv.
ing just and merlted punishment from
the hands of those patriots by whose con
sent he borrows leave to be-" In his
Late proclamation Of national fast, the
President, unintentionalv no doubt. ex.
pressed very natural, tut, at .hc same
time, very disloyal wish, in the follow
ing language:
/ Let us then rest humbly in the hope
authorized by the Divine teachings, that
the united cry of the nation will be heard
on high, and answered with blessings, no
less than the pardon of our national sins
and the restoration of our now divided
and suffering country to its former hap
py condition of unity and peace"
1t will be seen that our unfortunate
Chief Magistrate has SO far forgotten the
claims OF his high position as actually to
beg, as special favor Of the Almighty.
that "our now suffering and divided
country" may be restored "to its former
happy condition Of unity and peace ="
How such a perniciOus and damnable
hercsy could have invaded such quar-.
ter must ever remain mystery. How
ever. We are glad to see this back sliding
in high places meet with prompt and
stern rebuke from one of those father con.
feSsors who are the proper guardians OF
the executive conscience. The scourge
is thus laid on the shoulders of the peni-
tent by the Boston Commonwealth. Do.
per which is Jacobinically loyal to the
back bone:"
- 1t is cool assumption Of the Presi
dent that the pardon of our National sins
has any kind Of connection with the res
toration of our country to its former
happy condition of unity and peace"
Our own opinion is, that if God had re.
solved not to pardon US at all, He would
prove it by allowing the restoration of
that old "unAy and peace" That UNITY
was crime that peace verse than war
May the tongue be withered. ere if is
answered, that prays for restoration of
that old stage of things, from which God.
in His mercy, seems willing to rescue as
than which His fiercest wrath could
find no more terrible doom for blind ma
ton led by blind rulers Alton Demo.
crat.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

BRUTAL MrRDER.-Belwcen one and tvo
O'Clock last Monday morning, about four miles
from Brownsville, on the South Fork of the
Costumes river, William Eckohon, Rus
sian, shot John Barber native of Switzerland,
through the head, killing him instantly. The
murdered man was in his bed asleep at The
time. His head was irarfulIv shattered and his
Dralns scattered over his bed, presenting
Snochlng spectacle. He was night watch ON
the claim Of Eckohon and others, and Eckohnn
says he (E.l detected an Indian woman taking
gold from the sluice of the Company and or,
dered Barber TO drive her away. u. refused.
and quarrel eusued. They retired to their
respective cabins, not far apart, aud soon after
=. murdered b. The murderer was arrested
by parties living near, taken to Indian Dig.
glngsi examined and committed for trial. .
ne was brought to this place and lodged in
JAIL by officer G. w. Spalding.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

WE are indebted to W. NJ. Bradshaw 4 Co.,
of this city, and to White & Bauer and Jerry
sullivan, news-dealers of San francisco, for
Atlantic newspapers and p;ctoriaIs. Also, to
Il. S. Hernandez for the Sacramento Uuion,
and to Wells, Fargo 4 Co. for regular files of
the San Francisco, Sacramento aud Virginia
dailcs,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

HARRY RoFF is entitled to our unboun led
thanks for numerous favors extended 10 this
Office. May he never fall under the shadow of
a frown, and may his shadow never he less.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
NOTICE.

1t, persons having Accounts or Claims Of any
- KIND against the late firm Of CARTER 4 LUD-
Wiz viii please present them for payment and aD
The same with c. r. HOLMES, at the old place Of
Earter Ludwig Ohe Atlantic Mill Lumber YGrd,) in
Diamond Springs, he has been authorised 10 Oettie
all unsettled business Of the drm.
All persons having unsettled business of auv kind
win The hrm will please come forward aud attend to
H. as the decease Of Mr.. Ludwig renders the settle
ment OF all accounts Necessary.
H- Mr.. HOLMES will keep constantly on hand
an extensive AssoT tment Of
LUMBER OF ALL KINDsl
DOORS, WINDow-sAsH, ETC, ETQ
Which he Will sell low Tor cash or its equivalent
.-...--..------... GRO. H. CARTER
Surviving Partner OF the arm Of Carter 4 Ludwig.
Diamond Springs, June 9th, 1S6S-W
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
EFE ENCES.

This is 10 certify that ,he under.iTned have ussA
TIE N'~ England Family Sewing Machine for one
year El'h "hilf- satisfaction, and prefer 10 any
Otter Swing Machine IN We have worked Il
constantly during the year without its getting out Of
order We heartily recommend it to the public
AGNES eEALEY,
WM SEALEY.
f'aeerFiiie' hay I'd, 1858. mAy9mS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

CHAs. b. PERTH will to-day receive large
assortment of beautiful dress goods, compri-
sing silks, bareges, grenadines, lawns, etc.,
which will be immediately opened for the in
spection of the ladies'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

OrE readers will see the card of Messrs
Hunt X Chacc, in another column, calling on
their debtors TO come forward and square their
accounts. This popular and enIerprising firm
are preparing 10 transfer their establishment
to the eastern slope of the Sierra Nevadas.-
While we shall regret their departure from our
CITY, as Il loss to our social as we'll Us business
circle we wish them every success in theirnew
location, wherever it may be.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

r JUST as we go to press we learn that Ogden
Squires, Esq, received the nomination for
County Judge
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Nor FOR THE UNION. General b. /.
Butler, the present grand high priest OF
the AbolitionistS and the distinguished
insulter of women, recently delivered a
lecture before the Loyal League of New
York, in which he told them he was not
for the Union at all, and the sentiment
was received with tumultuous applause
The Union of the patriots Of the HevOlu'
ton, which all true Americans love, is
not good enough for the supporters ofthe
Administration, and therefore tber Nye
endeavoring to crush it. And in such
an unhOly work, who is better qualified
to take the lead than Butler, the disciple
Of the cxccrable Austrian woman whip.
per, Haynau? Speaking Of Haynau re-
minds US that the brute recently com
mitted suicide; how long will it be be-
fore Butler, his peer in brutality and in
fanny, follows his laudablc example9 In
ridding the world Of monster Haynau
somewhat atoned for his crimes, and il
Butler would do likewise tie impartial
historian might feel reluctantto hold him
up toShe eXecration of mankind
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

IN Nh. 7tb inst, at Live Oak Rarch, on Weber
Cal a, the residence Of George Brooks by Rev
Mr. Dunn, Mr.. George NJ. Farr aud Mise Z. NJ
Hicks, Of Placerville
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

Read the speech of Judge Reed, on our first
ragC.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
miscellaneous aO6rrtising.
TO THE LADIES.


TO THE LADIES.
SPRING FASEEIOHTSI
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH FLOwERsl
MRS. MCCLELLAN, having lust
return ed from San PranciseO, has brought %
this City SMALL ASSORTMENT Of The
Choicest Artificial Flowers!
Selected from ImportationS direct from Paris. re.
ccived by the last steamer. The Ladies' are invited
to call and examine them.
MILLINERY, DRESS AND CLOAK
MAKING,
or every description, done in the latest styles, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
MRS. McLELLAN.
At the late residence Of Mr.. John Fountain
PlacerV:lle, May 18th, lS63-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

SPRING FASH1OHTsI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13

BEAUTIFUL FRENCH FLOWERS .
The mountain Democrat., 1863-06-13
NIARRIAG f. s

BrY a Dashawav Washing Machine II
want to please the ladies'.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-06
ARRIVAL OF TREASURE.

New YORK, March 1.-THE steamer north
erl4 Light from Aspinwal has arrived. She
brings one million two hundred and eighty
three thousand dollars treasure including one
million to The T. S. Sub-Treasurer Cisco. She
Was conveyed BY the gunboat Connecticut.
The =. S steamer NaEragansett and the
sloop-of-war ST. Marys are at Panama