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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

king copy OF assessment roll for 1863 for
/ S35. 90; on motion the report was adopted
The comnittee on public grounds and
buildings reported that they rented the ware
house TO James Il. Graham for $500 per
month from August lst, 1868. to April 1s,,
! 1866. On motion was received aud ordered
| fled
The committee on public grounds and
buildings, presented bill Of |. N. Field for
building freight ware house, and recommend
ed that the bill be paid out of the Treasury as
quick as the Treasurer receives the money
which recommendation was adopted aud the
bill ordered paid.
The Committee on public grounds and
buildings reported In favor of extending the
City Cemetery, aud offered the followi lug,
which on motion was adopted.
Resolred. That this Conncil authorize the
committee on public grounds TO fence the
land belonging 10 the city Of Davenport, lying
west of The City Cemetery, to be used for q
buryiog ground for the city Of Davenport,
aud lay out lots that are necessary for pres
ent use.
The City Marshal reported that he had no.,
heen able to collect any funds In the hands OF
he late wharf master, that Mr.. L. A. TiilebiDe
claims e35 for Office rent. On motion Mr.
Tillebine was allowed 81 per month for office
rent, aud the City Marshal was instructed to
collect the balance.
Report of the City Engineer together with
profies OF grades Of several streets were pre-
senled and on motion the report and profles
were referred 10 the Special Committee on
grades.
The Special Committee to whom was refer.
red to Investigate the condition Of the Iowa
street be yer, presented report which was
laid on the table until the next meeting.
AID Ciaussen offered the following:
Resolved. That the City Marshall and the
Street Commissioner be instructed to shut
fl all connections with the Iowa street se wer
which is made BY private parties on Iowa
street. Adopted.
The Special Committee on grades to whom
was referred. reports and proGes of the City
Engineer, presented report which on motion
was adopted a, ordered filed.
Aid. wanderlich ofored thu following:
Resolred. Tha. me Deputy Collector Is
herewith ordered to receive all orders from
whatever fuud they may be drawn as pay
ment for taxes. Adopted.
Aid. Couitbart, offered the following:
Resolred. That this Council instruct the
committee on Public Grounds to have box
made to enclose the City Adjusting Scales.
Adopted.
AID. Coulthart offered the following:
Resoired. That the Ordinance Committee
be aud Is hereby instructed TO report at
amendment 10 the ordinance relating TO the
salary Of the City Marshal, 10 be 5000 Instead
of $500.
Adopted.
Aid. Coulthart offered the following:
Resolred. That this Council instruct the
Comtni.tee on public buildings TO erect .
prisy adjoining the. .counsil chamber building
where they may think the most proper place
for erecting the same.
Aid. Claussen offered the following:
Rssolred. That the Mayor, the Marshsll and
the City Attorney are hereby constituted .
special committee, TO examine into The condi.
lion Of slaughter houses. factories and other
business places 10 the First Ward Of this city,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Wanted.
A GOOD COOK AlSO A GIRL TO DO
IA general housework. Enquire Immediately
G. II. Bells Dining Rooms.
METROPOLITAN BLOCK (up stAirs.)
iy7-dtf
Wanted.
AT THE BURTI5 HOUSE, SEVERAL
"A boys for dining room waiters, and several
women tor housework. suitable persons can 6no
steady snploymsat.
~. BURTI6, Propristog.
ins1o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

All Of which 10 paid over 10 the Citv Mar.
shal, and 10 most respectfully submi,ted.
Hsasy MIsssLsuscGss, City Clerk
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-08-08

Which has been paid to the City Tre asurer, I
taking his receipt for the same.
J. w. MEANS, Marshal.
Repor, of the City Wharf-Mas,er was pre-
senled and received, and ordered filed, aud
published with the proceedings.
To the Honorable Mayor and Council Of the
CITY Of Davenport:
The following report is respectfully submit
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ItraE advertisements.
SUMMONS.


OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of 3 DCradoj-,
Ss-In the District Court Of the 1lth judicial
Action brought In the District Court Of the Elev
nth JudicIa District and the complaint nied IN the
County OF Fl Dorado, In the once OF the CLERK OF
aid District Court IN Hnd for said County ana STa.e
The People Of the State Of California, to GEohIe
Ncp0SALD, alias GEORGE RUSH, Defendant
Won are hereby required 10 appear in an Setlon
hron0ht against you by Martha Mcdonald, ahAs
Wsrtha Rush. Plaintiff, in the District Court o. me
Eleventh Judicial District, in and for the County OF
" Dorado and answer the complaint nlee thereln
T." ~ 40 - ~ ~ ~Shar -SAi-siNt "
Exclusive Of the day Of servfcej, amer the stvfct
n Won of this summons-if served within this Coun-
~ served out Of this County, but within th's "a.
jiciaI District within twenty days. or, served ou.
OF said District, then within forty days-or
hv default will be taken against you.
The said action Is brought to obtain decree ol'
vorrinT and dissolving the bonds OF mAtr1m0ny
nov Existing between said Plaintiff ana eaid De'
Iendant and that the said Plaintiff haze the eAIs
and sole control and custody OF the thIee hlnO'
children Of Plaintiff and Defendant, nancy u gu y.
ei Isabel, and Morini and that said Pantiu nave
the right title aud sole control and Interest,"
or heysef and children, to certain piece or
of land with all the buildings Inereon. situAteu ~
Fl Dorado County, State aforesaid AM eain'sa 81 ~
homestead described In complaint on ME IN OleIE
ONCE SafU yoB tsil TO apeAs Ann H"Sr m
complaint as above required, the said Piaintin WI
take Judgment against You for said decree ana eos's
according to the prayer Of said complaint.
witness Hon. d. 2. Myres, Judge Of said Dis'ric
Court Of the llih Judicial District. 49,,
-, Attest my hand and the seal Of said court
l. In and for said County Of Fl Dorado hereto
- afixed. at Office IN the City Of PiacerViIe
| this the 4th day of March, A. D. 1868:
THOMAS D. PATTEN, Clerk;
HrNE sLoss, Atty's for Pm mAr''mS
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On the 18th Day OF April,

A. n. 1868 At the hour of one O'Clock p. NJ, all the
right title interest aud claim Of the Ahove named
defendant in and to the following described proper
~, lying and being in the Township Of White Oak,
County and state aforesaid TO wit
All the right, title and interest ~ H. Kingsley in
the BOSTON COPPER AND SILVER LODE, com
mencing oD the south bank o: Deer Greek aud run
ming from that point, in south easteTy direction,
(SD feet Of ground said iodel all the right. title
and interes, Of II. kingsley in the H0LDRIDGE
CLAIMS "copper" and Silver Lodel, commencing on
the north bank Of Deer Greek nd running from that
point, in DoEth-eASterly direction, (2'0 feet Of
ground); and all the right, title and interest ~ H.
Kingsley in the MAMMOTH COPPER AND SILVER
LODE, commencing on the north hank Of Deer Cree
and running, in nOrthWesterly direction (SOO feet
OF Ground).
Given under my hand, this 9Th day Of March, A.
d. 1868. c HAYPORD,
b Constable In and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

CtTATE OP CALIFORNIA. County Of " Dorado.
- In Lhe County Court in and for said County.
Abe Wreshner VS.. His Creditors.
In the matter OF the Petition Of Abe WreShner, az
Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on he herein, made by the
Hen. James Johnson. Judge Of the Court Aforesaid
notice hereby given TO all the Creditors Of said W.
solvent debtor, Abe WreshneF, to be and app~ar se-
fore the Court Aforesaid at the court house Of sad
county in the City 81 PlAeerville the 2yh day q!
Nay, A. D. 1861, at tie hour OF 10 O'Clock A. ". oi
said day. 10 show cause, II any they CAT. Why the
prayer Of said insoiven debtor should not he grant
ed and assignment of his estate h" made, aud he
he discharged from his d. hts aud Liabilities. IN pur
sGance of the statute IN such ease made and prVNi.
drd. Ard. In the meantime, II 10 ordered that all
judicial proceedings against said lnSoIVent debtor
be .;ayei.
- Witness my hand and the seal ~ said
l.. 5. Court hereto AfhHei, y, Office in the Guy Of
- ftAcerV liz, tbs 2nd Day ~ Apsi;, \ II
ls6i. THOMAS b. PATTES, Clerk.
Blanchard Meredith, Au'Js for par 4W
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Saturday, the 18th Day of April.

A. D. 1868, at the hour Of O'Clock, P. NJ, all the
right, title and interest Of the said Ephram Damn in
and to the following described property lying and
being In the Township Of COsumnes County aud
State above named, to wit:
A certain Mining Claim, situated and being In
Indian Greek. Said claim commencing abou. twenty
PAGES below the marble mill and running down sa Id
Indian Creek one hundred and fty feet more or less
10 the claim that is owned by l.. Bell Also, an un.
divided interest in mining claim that is situated n
STUD Horse Gulch-said interest being hve-twelfths
OF said claim-said mining claim commencing at or
near the mouth Of said Gulch, and running up said
uuleh Two hundred and seventy feet, more or less
Given under my hand this 26th day OF March A. D.
leoS. G. W. SPALDISG,
Constable
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dor,do-
~ In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of the Estate Of ANTOINE LANCE
Deceased.
All persons interested are hereby notified to bc
ana appear before the Court Aforesaid, In oper
court, at the Court room Of said County In the Cty
OF PlacerVille, on Saturday, the end day Of May
next, at the hour of ten O'Clock A. M Of sail day
to then and there show cause, II any they can why
an order should not be granted authorizing and EN-.
powerng the Administrator Of said Estate 10 sell the
real estate Of said deceased.
By order Of Court.
- Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
! L. s. hereto atixsd. this 9Th dag es April, A. D.
- 1868. THOS. B. PATrEN, Clerk,
aprlltd By OGDEN SoUIREs, Deputy,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Gents Furnishing Goods
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
Il the name Of P. SILBERMAN L CO, is this dav
dissolved by mutual consent.
All persons owing accounts to the late firm will
please call at once At the " Old Round Tent" and
seiue up ana those having demands against them
will present them for payment to P. SiLBERMAN.
who will continue in business at the above well
known stand. PHILLIP sILBERMANN.
ISAAC BARNAN.
PlacerVille, Mar:h l7Nh, 1s63.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
County Central COMMITTEES.
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT coCRT-Hon. B. p. NyrrS. JHdes; fAomas T.
rAtten Clerk. Regular Terms camMeaee 3 a1euaA
and November. - ~ - 49,
COUNTY COCRT-Hon James J0hnaoa JuAae: 49, n
PAtteR. CErkhS4s regHsF Terms on a. arsa Mavs
OF January, Nay and September.
COURT OF SESSIONs-Hsa jana. JoAu..a p....ss..
Jnde Geo " Stout and Hiram FAk AsseeIoss IS1siesS
and Thomas B. Panen Cerk-AoAs g rr~uIS- ~
sr'tAendAys Of March July and November
Paen. Cerk-holds regular Terms op ~ es-cs I4-V
Of each month @~~@-V
boAkD or SCPERvIsoRS-eoaslsts Of CeaTrs " Rvna
y ~ hie6sAm aud T. Piefee;-TAonAs q. fS2aSN. CanR
hO'o regular meetings On the hrsI hoaday sAeA nsaaA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

VTNHH COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION ned
Il at Diamond Springs, On he SecosA asA pOaESA
Saturdays ofeach month ats oelOck a. n.
All Teachers should reeoIeci that thsiF eeF1lAe0Aes
hoId good for one year OAly. from th<iF date, AAA
should he renewed BY . re-exa@isAaiOa, ~ tAs exe
piraicn Of that time. No Teacher eaa - DeRAay
employed or draw the Puble funds, % SsFSi1eaIs
older than one year.
u. 4. LYND1,
eupr Public Schools for y DOraAe COusay.
Diamond Springs, August eSA, lee1-0
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persons having
IN claims against the Estate Of Antoine Lange,
Deceased, to present the same, accompanied by the
necessary vouchers, to the undersigned Administra-
tor Of said Estate. at his place Of business In the
town OF Il Dorado, Fl Dorado County, California,
within ten months from the date OF this notice, or
the same will be forever barred by Law.
JOHN THEISEN,
Administrator OF said Estate.
Fl Dorado, April 18th, ls63.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

DRYDEN, on the night that one of his
plays was damned, was taking his melaH-
choly walk from the theatre when he was
met by q coxcomb acquaintance, who
said: "What, Dryden, my boy, upon
my soul l feel for you! Can there be
anything more shocking to a PERSONS
feelings than damned play ?" "Yes," +"
replied the poet, "a damned fool"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
CONSTABLE's SALE.

IQY virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
ID out Of Justice Ed. p Taylor's Court, Cosumnes
Township, County Of II Dorado, and State Of Cali
fornia,upon Judgment rendered therein on the 24,h
day Of March, 1858, in favor Of Richard h. Turner
and against Ephraim Damn for the sum OF two hun.
dred aud nineteen dollars debt and nite en- dollars,
costs Of suit together With Accruing costs, l have
levied upon and will expose for sale at public aue-
ton to the highest bidder, At the Village Of Indian
Dggings, on
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
CoNsTApLE,s SALE.

DY virtue Of An eXr-u;ion to .me directed, issued
Id ont Of the Court oi John y. Bremen, Justice
ot tie Peace In and 'or the Township of White Oak,
County % ~ Dorado and State 90 California, upon a
Judgment rendered therein on the 21th day ~ March
\. u l-f3 in favor Of Bryant Brothers and agAinsi
II. kngslsy, for the sum Of one hundred anil hny-
Ave &.luD dollars. debt. and twenty dollar scns:s
of suit together with AcCTung costs i hAvr levied
upon and seized and VII, expose 'ur kal+ al public
auction. the hghes; bidder, a; CiArksviie At the
Justices Onice,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given that will make appiiea.
IN tion to the Hon. Board Of Supervisors OF n
Dorado County, for license to keep Ferry at Ore.
gon par, on the North Fork Of the American River,
for the commencing May 18th 1883 at its re gu
lar May term. SANFORD NIIIER
Oregon Bar, April lSt, ls6S.-Aprlltd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
SUMMONS.

C,TATE OF CAI1ToRNIA.-In the Justices Court,
= Salmon Falls Township, in and for the County OF
Fl Dorado.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
ing to A. p Gilbert;
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my office In the township Of Salmon Fails, IN the
County Of n Dorado, on the 5th day Of May, A. D.
1862 at 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, to answer unto the com
plant Of Q. Hix, who sues to recover e1s S9'l on
account, as per bill on file when judgment will be
taken against you for said amount together WIN
Costs and damages il you fail to appear and ansuer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 3nth day Of January,
A. d. 1858. X. n. HENRI,
I'd Justice Of the Peace Of said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

nISTIICT COURT, lIth Judicial District, in and
J for the County Of II Dorado.
Notice IS hereby given by the undersigned: TO Al
whom IL NAV concern, that |, SUSAN Z. HAHN,
wife Of JOIN Hahn, residing in Fl Dorado County
California, intend to apply to the Hon. District
Court in and for said County, on the llth day oil
May 4. D. 1868. at the Court Room Il said Court IN
The CITY OF Pacervillr at the meeting OF the Court
on said day or thereafter said application
can be heard, for an order authorizing and permit
ting me to carry ON business in my own name and on
NV owl account; that said business so intended to
be carried on by me- is that Of Fruit growing. Wine
making Stock raising and general farming and he
matters pertaining to said branches Of business the
same 10 be carried in the Township Of ColomA, in
said County Of II Dorado.
SUSAN z. HAHN.
Coloma, Cal, March l2th, 1868. I'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
THE MAGIC THE ORsERVn
The Perfection Of Mechanism.

REING HrxrIxo on oPEz PACE, o. LAvrr %
- GEuEMAx's WATcH C0AmHED
one oi the pretIest, most conHsnlenL, ,AnA -.
and reliable use, ever offered. Il has within n snA
ccnnected with its machinery, IN 0wA Win1Ioa g
SSSchment rendering key entirely unneeeaoaFy.-
Inc cases OF this Watch are composed Of i've nefsis
the outer one being Ane 16 caEat ROll.IO - -
improved ruby action eYeF moEoHaaA,- - l0-I,Ne.
rahteI an accurate umepieee. Price, saperbly e..
graved' per ease OF half dozen, e90i e. I,1Isaa
watches In neat morocco boxes for tAose uroDoein1
70 ony at Wholesale, t3S, sent By Express, via 6i
payable on delivery. Soldiers must renis AARaes1
IN AdVance; as We cannot collect from these h ~
HUBBARD BROS. 4 90.
49,. 6OLx IlsRonREnA
feb7WO Cor. Nassau and John 81. ,New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramento, Placer and Nevada 4 4


TNRoM SACRAMENTO TO AURURN STATION
IN TWO H0CRs.-On and aiter OetoSeT ISCN
the passenger Of the above named FoaAS WIn b
run 0s follows:
Will leave Sacramento ct 81 A. ~, and 2. q.
Leave Folsom At ~ A. n, and SAP.R.
DOWS TRATxs
Leave Auburn Station Al and I0kA.M.
Leave Folsom at A. n, II H., and ~ P.m.
ON SUNDAY one train only. IeaVinG aaera@saAa
at 81 A. ~, and Auburn Station at ley An.
The CX A. y. and ?. \. trains running tArsseA -
Auburn Station.
Passengers for PlaeervlFe and caFsOa VaIley IN
take stages aud for Lincoln, change cars 81 RSlsaa
on the arrival Of the 6H =. train, Aa4 thSoa ~
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been mA4e eDs tha
reception Of freight n; Auburn Station, Win hsra.
amer be received At Sacramento for that potnS. Y0g
raias 81 toll apply At the Once.
TICKET OF FICE, opposite the OAeO, "a
Front street, under the What Cheer Hosse.
deels j.. P. ROBINSON. SuVS.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
KNICKERsoCKER sEaAK STAND.
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NUTS AND CANDIES.

VNHE undersigned having purchased the KNICK.
Il ERBOCKER STAND, (next to the Cary House ;,
respectfully informs the public that they win always
general assortment of Fresh Fruits. Nuts and Csn
dies. a the very lowest prices.
feb22 JAMES L. WEYMOUTH.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18

Why is the hour between ten and
twelve at long odds? Because it is ten
to one.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18


CRoOKEDNEss OF BosToN.-"G Ham
ilton" says: "No city has any moral
right to be as crooked as Boston. 1t is q
crookedness without excuse and without
palliation. 1t is crooked in cold blood
and with malice aforethougnt. 1t goes
askew when it might just as easily go
straight. 1t is illogical inconsequent and
incohercnt. Nowhere leads to anywhere
in particular. You start at any given
point and you are just as likely to come
out at one place as another. Of course
this can but have effect on the inhabi-
tants. Straight-forwardness becomes i'm
possible where you are continually pitch
ing up against sharp points. People
born and bred in angels, and blind alleys,
and croSswayS, cannot fail to have a
knack at regeneration and intrigue.
DiplomatistS should be chosen from Bos-
ton, or should at least take preparatory
course Of five years there, as soldiers do
at West Point.
1.-THE number of streets is amazing.
The BostOnians seem to have perfect
frenzy for them. If they can squeeze in
six foot passage between two houses
they arc happy. Half a dozen stairs and
brick platform is an avenue and an ely
stun. They build their houses in the
shape ofa letter V, with the point stick
ing out in front, apparently for no other
reason than the exquisite satisfaction of
having street pass up each side; and
they make their streets to look at, and
then make alleys to get there. Washing
ton street, the principal thoroughfare,
"Like wounded snake, dragS its slow length
along"
~ have heard that it was originated
by COWS, meandsriRg down to drink.
This hypothesis may answer in the one
case, but it won't apply to the smaller
streets, for a COW could not make such
acute angels if she tried. Owing to this
vaccine inability, Washington rolls on
with dignity for while, but it goes into
dcIiriun tremens down by COrnhill
and Dock Square.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
Prsm tAs clnsianati RaquirsF.
FATHER ABRAHAM'S DREAM.
MAH AMAMuENsrs.

ne rausie and dancing had ceased In the hail.
And sOsabors, rsslinG and riPe for brSWl,
were SEEKING their lodgings, with Z" snakes" In
their shoes;
Father ADRIAN had eaten and drunken bis hll
Ms lsrs had grown timber, his stomach felt ~
30 he eat hin down, droWsy aud stupid, and STU
And soon he was taking sonorous snooIs'
Father Abs became nervous. who wonder1 at that
with pain In his head and "brick ~ MS nas'
when 4 stranger walked In and just gave him pat,
As familiar a. II they'd been ehamI an tneir nVe''
He knsw hrom the purple and linen ne wore,
And fhs MARKS Of good hsfng ne otnefNlee oore'
30 he Ruessvd In . moment twas old Mister
---n DtEes."
oussh Divps, for twas he: prom my master
A As.=.uuission, 10 serve him a. Charge de Affaire
Ta zee to his interests, and make them my care.
He sends his OMeial salaam, by the bye;
He assirss you to visit his tropical farm,
WAsEs the frost never bites, and il always feels
wrn7,"
- saying, be caught up the patriarch's arm,
without waiting moment to hear his reply
Dswn, down from the White House they took their
descent,
And the darkness: grew blscksr the farther they
When their pS.:ril. were filed with .ulphurou,
scent.
s.y' Old Az: :"I'it Fredericksburg that We
" Oh no." said lis guide, "YOur- Republican
Smells much like my masters dominions Of late;
But the brimstons you smell is from my Malesty''
We are now, You perceive. in the suburbs Of h-n."
Father ADRIAN brsathed short, and his visage grew
pale.
when he saw his old ally advancing. full sail,
With dozen grim demons supporting his tail;
And he how'd him as low a courtier could do;
When HE Highns's exclaimed, "i'm as glad asa
That We meet once again to consult with each
other.
How's your health' How's your wifel HOw's
Bob, and your mOther'
what's up In your place! Is there any thing
new!
" How Is President Davis, your old friend and
minei
have no better subiects-none better combine,
Or do more in advancing my cherished design:
Your names are both down as the Chiefs of my
STAFF"
Then he ordered his jailOr to unlock door,
And there, just from Frederick, ten thousand or
more,
Lay mangled aud ghastly, and reeking with gore,
sayS the jaiicr, I" This cargo 10 only your hail."
Father Abr'am was pleased with his mNiesty'S
praise,
And he thought Of joke Of his juvenile days;
But he hadn't :he time for q stOry's delays,
So proceeded At once to unburden his mind:
Says he, " There's bad news from the nation rule,
Some proclaim me tyrant--some call me tool,
And they talk very loud Of upsetting my stool;
And the feeling 10 daily increasing, 1 find.
e" The Democrat party has risen again,
And they swear the 'Od Union they want to
maintain;
And the old Consultation It's getting quite plain
They intend to perfaFm what they've taken in
hand. -
The people are weary 81 taxes and debt;
They are weary Of war, where there's nothing to
p
And 'tiS evident now they intend to upset
All the intricate schemes cunningly planned"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-18
nottIs, Restaurants, Etc.
ORLEANS HOTEL,
Corner Main and Sacramento Streets
PLACERvILLE, CALIFORNIA
j. II. Vanderbilt. ..............PrOprIetOE
formerly Of the Cary House)

TINE HOUSE having been thoroughly oyerhauIea
remodeled and newly furnished with eiessh.
furniture, We are prepared to accommodate uhe
travelling public in finer style than any hoteI 10 .ne
ali who NAV be pleased to patroniEe the House can
not fail to be we'll cared for.
Every department Of the House will he kept III
such manner as to make it second to NONE in the
State.
-. STAGES arrive at and depart from the
Orleans from and to all parts Of the state.
MealS..............'.'.'''''.'' .,''''''';'S
Lodging. ana 20
kY- House open all night IL"