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The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

In Diamond Springs o8 Thursday, January
LIST, of Puerperal ReritonItis, Mrs. E. j. Nc
Farland, wife Of DIR. }. K. Mcfarland, in the
37th year of her age.
The deceased had been a resident of this
place since 1898. During this time she had, by
her kind and generous disposition, and her
unexcepIionabe department, completely en-
deared herself 10 all those who became &C.
OuAinted with her. Indeed we have never, on
. similar OCCASION, Witnessed 30 much Of sin
cere and heartfelt sorrow aS WAS manifested
among her neighbors and AcquAiutanGes at the
announcement Of her death. Although they
hsd just reason tO anticipate the sad event that
has cast ven Of glvom xNNA sOrr5N SSt, Nrse
hearts of her friends and neighbors and thrown
q dark cloud over the whole community, yet
they still hoped that the resisting spirit, which
seemed to animate hen. would finally prove
victorious in the fierce conflict which 1t was
waging with the terrible disease, which WAS
preying upon her, aud that she would for y
while longer be spared TO them. But, alas {!
these hopes were doomed to be disappointed
Alter sIrugena1, .S.@ II wayward destiny, her
spirit has been compelled - ySslA - SS1S1 Sc
cree which is final aud irrevocabie. She has
paid that debt which We will all have 10 cancel
souner or later. She met her fate with calm
ness and resignation, " like one who wraps the
drapery uf bis couch about hIm and lies down
TO pleasant dreams." She has lett husband
who loved her wItL all the devotion u human
heart can feel, and three orphan children whose
tender years have thus been deprived of n moth
er's WatchiuI love. ID. Ii. II.
Diamond Sprlngs, January 6, 1868.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

H.ucraI Pc! ",-.-- '" :'.c '-'i., vaisous
are used in mct.-I fr4r:.c", rrl TIN, All s,.-
dcui!, shorten hf. En.,..i's Sar.aparilla is one
Of the + " preparations tAat IS :ca!y ard purely a
Vegetable Remedy. II contains not one grain Gf
mercury, ars,Hie, s;rychuine, hTum.ne, iodine OF
any other poison. VI trco'rr, Il Is auttd,'te 10
them-u eHrts TIE djst''ts .L|y TIns4. Al iLe
best they only Nil ou, malady ~ substtutiug an
other but Brisiul's SArsararIlia act, V,M .sre
not against Il, t"-6rrr remori"y, by Its rSu;ral-
hing p0wer, the causes Of liberation, eAueervus
and erup;i'e diseases, regulating the liver and
the stomach. inv gora;iug and regulating the
bowels, relieving the ,ys;etn Of all morhiae ele-
ments, restoring bodily vigor and mental elasticity.
and rceuperatins every lArsuid organ. Children
and the most delicate f,nass may take il without
fear. 1t 10 the salvation of the feeble. Evsry
druggist Of sminence keeps il for sale.
Hostteter, Smith K Dean, Agents, san Francisco
Sold by Robert White, Drugsis. and Chemist,
Main ST., PiAeeryille, and broadway, Ugper la
eer,i lie.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

CALIFORNIA LEGIsLATURE.-The Legislature
of California convened at Sacramento on
Monday last and permanently organized on
Tuesday. On Monday night the dominant
party met in caucus, compared notes, marked
out programme, and made nominations for
the different officers. All their nominees
were elected without opposition. A majority
of the nominees are old party hacks and nvct.
crate place hunters, destitute of principle, and
onlv:remarkablc for the greediness with which
they seek spoils. The Sacramento correspon-
dent of the Bulletin, member of their own
party and familiar with their anteccdents, in.
Inmates that they are corrupt and will act the
rascal and need watching. To prevent them
from swindling the State hc properly suggests
the appointment Of new committee to the
regular standing commttees-"A A committee
TO detect and prevent fraudulent interpretations
and omissions In bills" What a commentary
on the Reform party! The election OF its nom.
inces renders it necessary to appoint a com.
mittcc to prevent them from swindling! The
officers of the Senate are, A. NJ. Crane, Prcsi
dent pro tenn John White, Secretary; Henry
G. Stebbins, Assistant Secretary George l.
Lytle, Sergeant-at-arms E. W. Councilman,
Assistant do. J. S. Van DoreD, Minute Clerk
W. F. Huestis, Journal Clerk; Robert Hen.
dersOn, Engrosslng Clerk; John w. Reed,
Enrolling Clerk; Holland Smith, Copying
Clerk; L. II. Foulke, Assistant do. In the
House T. N. Machin was elected speaker
James Collins, Speaker pro tenn; Henry G.
Worthington, Chief Clerk; William N. Slo.
cum, Assistant Clerk; William G. Wood,
Minute Clerk; james G. Smith, Journal
Clerk; E. NJ. Lynde and II. Policy, Copying
Clerks; George A. Hill, Engrossing Clerk; j.
II. Marplc, Enrolling Clerk; Thomas Eager
Sergeant-at-arms A, II. Winn, Assistant do;
Philip Groves, Watchman Thomas Mathcson,
| Fireman ---------.-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

DAILY CALIFORNIA REPUBLICAN.-We con.
graduate the Democracy of California on hav-
ing an organ permanently established at the
seat of Government, safe and reliable organ
and an organ of which they may well be proud
The Daily California republican is edited with
more ability than any paper on the Pacific
Coast, and if it receives q circulation common
surate with it merits-grcatcr it could not de
sirc-it will have a controlling influence in our
State affairs. We sincerely hope that every
Democrat in our county, who can afford it,
will subscribe for it and uso his influence to
increase its circulation. 1t is the oldest Dem
ocratic paper in the State, has never wavered
in its fidelity to the Democratic party, and
has ever been foremost in the fight against
the enemies of that party. 1t deserves the cor
dial support Of that party. is entitled to and
should receive it, and it will if the Democracy
have just appreciation of consistency, fdell-
" and merit. 1t is published by Messrs.
ConEy Patrick, and edited by Beriah Brown.
Tcrms-Daily, $ls {; weekly, IS.
0UR thanks are due Bradshaw 4 Co. for At
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
PLACERVILLE and SACRAMENTO
VALLEY RAILROAD.

n oIlCE IS hereby given that the first as r..
4 ssssment OF $40 per share on the stockA -
OF the "Piacervile and Sacramento Valley Railroad
Company" Is due, and payable at the Office Of tha
undersigned in the City of Placerville within tbirtv
uays from date. All shareholders are requested to
stssnents will be promptly collected in the manner
prescribed by law. OGDEN SoIiIPEs Siinsr
p,.,.-..,,,. r., sec'y p. and $. v. r. r. Co..
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

The Price OF BENG HoxoRABLY Drs.
cHARGED."-Mr. D. A. Mahoney, the edi-
tor of the Dubuque Qowa) Herald, was
compelled to swear, before the govern.
ment authorities would release him from
prison, that he "would not commence.
or cause any action or suit, at any future
time, against the officers of any loyal
State or the United States, for causing
his arrest or Imprisonment"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
PLACERVILLE and SACRAMENTO
VALLEY RAILROAD.

NOTICE is hereby given that there
&&f | NJ Will be meeting Of the stockholders
BSSsS Of the Placerville and Sacramento
HIGUU alley Railroad Company" held at the
Court House Of the County Of Ei Do
Tado III the City OF Placerve, on Saturday.
Eeoruary Ith, 1868, at twelve O'Clock NJ, ior
the purpose Of adopting bylaws for the Company,
By order OF the Board OF Directors
OGDEN SQUIRES,
me-, sec'y p. and s. V. r. r. Co.
PlacerVille, CAL, January 9th, lsGS-td
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Keep before the People |.

Every Citizen may freely speak write ana publish his 'entt
all SulVcGts hng responsible the abuse OF tut
right and law shall NJ passed 80 restrain atif en
Hbcrty Of speech VI the Press. COHsuio' 9tyVrHid,
AVtiels T. SecfiORB
Congress sha respecting establishment Of
Religion or exercise thereof Abrieng
the freedom Of speech Of the to CO
sfitstton o|tAS UAaed States, Article l.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
POSTAL NOTICE.

HNHE orlers heretofore made by the military nu-
thority Of the United States prohibiting the cir
culatiOn, through the U. 8. Mails and Expresses, OF
certain newspapers published in the States Of Cali
forna and Oregon on account Of certain alleged
reasonable publications, having been revoked,
PostmasteFs and others employed in the care and
conveyance Of the u s. Mails will govern themselves
accordingly. By order. 8. II. PARKER,
jams Postmaster Of San Francisco.
-==.=.-A.s-se=4s- -=---e.s-A ~ ,ze-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

A SELF-EvIDEHT FALLAcY.-To expect
an Abolition President and an Abolition
Congress to carry on war for the
"Union and the Constitution" to both
of which Aboi;ionism is a sworn foe.
They snccr at the old Union and scoff at
the Constitution, and ficrcely dcnouncc
the Democratic party for contending for
the "Union as it was and the Constitu-
tion as it is" They have repeatedly de-
clarcd that they desired no union with
shareholders and that they would rather
see the Union dissolved than recognize
slavery. These traitors control the Ad-
ministraticn, shape its policy, and arc
working for a Northern Confederacy
and yet they have the insolcnce to call
the party that desires to preserve the
Union, traitors! 1t is only done to con-
ceal their own traitorous purpo es, as the
people of the Atlantic States have dis,
covered.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
MARRIAGES.

At st. Patrick's Church, in this CITY, on the 9Th
inst, by Rev. Father Largan, Dir. DANIEL OWAN
and Miss MARIA MURPHY, all of this city.
accompanying the above was an abundant share
Of cake and Champagne. Dan, all the printers
Of the DBMOCRAT Office joined in drinking 70 th'
health and happiness Of yourself and bri6e.l
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
CARRYING THE U. s. MAILS
And Wells. Fargo 4 Cos Express.

Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramentO, Placer and Nevada z. r.
9 :. !; zT3
CIV az -t-x Y q HsEYY
LNR0M SACRAMENTO TO ACBURN STATION
Il IN TWO HOURS.-On and After October lSh
tie passenger cars cf the above named roads uIl -
run a follows:
Will leave Sacramento at 81 A. n, I and AP.M
Leave Folsom at ~ An, and 81 Pm.
DOWN TRAIMs
Leave Aubhrn Station at and 1Ok An.
Leave Folsom At a. H., IL r., and ok P.h
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving eaerAnsaAA
at ~ A. H., and Auburn Station At l0H A
The ~ a. n. and ?. n. trains running tAssaaA h
Auburn Station.
Passengers SOS HAeeTVine and cAEson VAI1sg ~
take stages, aDd for LIneoln, change cara - Rosa~
on the arrival Of the ~ \. tsaia, aaA tAsas -
Auburn station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangeweuts hsvtug BEEN MADE ~ -
reception OF freight Il Aubarn &AtSOn, viii here's
after be received At Sacramento for that point Fee
ratas OF toll apply at the once.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the eaFs q
Front street, undOr the What Cheer HOase,
decl0 J. r ROBINSON. auor
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
GUITAR SCHOOL.
OPPOSITION!
TELEGRAPH LINE OF STAGES
VIA FLACESylliK,
Between Virginia Ctty, Carson Cty.
ard Folsom!
WINTER ARRANGEMENT!

WINTEN AhNA NHGME EN- :!
('nkCHFS or THE ABOVE LINE vii leave the
I lIl. al, Hut-I, IA lie, every MONDAY, ,
WEDNESDAY and FElDAi ats O'Clock A. -, az
IN.Hs IN Ca son Cty al noon next day, connecting
~ rr Wit LAprion Co. splendid iins ~ Concord
caar.i-s. r. S.!rrr C.y, 'i".l I'M and Virginia
tt'y a: g. ", AsrYAs u. t;..aa Guy At o'clock
SAL dag.
I.,:ut,'nS l-svrs Ctr--n City every MONDAY
WEDNESDAY AuI FRIDAY, arriving III Plaoervilts
a. v,...-A II Ill s.EE lay, and connecting With
IlHe ACu'. uppusiuon LIE fur Folsom and SaeTA"
r.n ui". tA4s nAA.ng the eutife trip ~ dAyilEhs-
y, e. E-SAd1s horses o. hand At either end.
de..J ". H. BGuNN Co., PEOpS-
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

STUFF.-In the discussion in the Assembly
on Tuesday on the resolution indorsing Lin
coins emancipation proclamation, the eloquent
Warwick got or the following:
"Mr. Warwick said he rose not TO take up
time in this discussion, but to express his us.
tonishmcnt that gentlemen should oppose a
proclamation that had gladlened the heart OF
the entire United States Of America"
What insufleroble stuff! What matchlcss
ignorance or mcndacity! What compose
"thc entire United States of American" The
Border States certainly are part of the United
States, if the Southern States are not. New
York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Indi.
ana and Illinois compose not little portion oI
the entire United States Of America" and
they all repudiated the proclamation. 1t
"gladdened the hearts" Of the negroes mud
the ultra Aboltionists, but not the respectable
and Union loving and Constitution reverence
ing masses Of the loyal States. This is an un.
deniable fact, and Warwick must know it.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
CITY DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

TN conformity with Ordinance No. 14l, ap-
i proved Oct. 18th, 1862, notice is hereby
gwen that the following Delinquent Tax List,
for the fiscal year 1862, has been placed in the
hands of the City Attorney for collection, and,
unless the delinquent taxes therein specified,
with FIVE per cent. added thereto, are paid to
the City Treasurer within twenty days from
the date of this notice, suits will be commenced
by the CITY Attorney for tue recovery Of the
same, together with all accruing costs.
c. Z. CHCBBUCK,
City Clerk.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
B TR THIS,
DEATHS.

In this city. on the 7th inst, to G. W. swan ant
wife, a daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
When the cold North Wind blows,
Be prepared with warm clothes!
P. SHERMAN & CO.,
"OLD ROUND TENTl,,

A kE on HAND to supply their patrons With the
n articles necessary for the FALL AND WINTER,
and have taken particular care TO have . stock OF
Pail and Winter goods thai cSnnOt Ae surpassed in
style quality, and which cannot fail TO please the
taste Of the most fasIidlvus
We have Just received, PR last steamer, . large
and complete assortment CT
Pilot and Beaver Overcoats;
Fine Black Cloth and assorted Cashmere Dress
Coats;
Cashmere Snite Cashmere Rusiness Coats Pants
And Nests-a fine assortment
Hats al every style, manufactured expressly for
trade;
Boots of all Quahcs sizes and prices-saeh as
Ecnkert's, Godfrey Wings, Underwood :
Union, Metropolitan &c;
GOodyear's India Rubber Boots, PaRts and
Beggns;
Mission Mills Blankets, all colora;
Under and Over Shirts Drawers. et,t, ttc.
Also, o Splendid Assortment
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
Gents Furnishing Goods

Davis and Jones White AMI Fancy Shirts;
Cravats, Ties, Collars, Handkerchief,
MernO Undershr;s and Drawers;
Kid, Silk, Thread, Buck aud WOllen Gloves;
Merno, WoOlen and Cotton Socks etc.
TRUNKS, VALISES, Carpet Bags,
etc., Of every description.
Together with large variety OF other articles, too
numerous to mention, all Of which We will ell At
motto, Quick sales and small profita.
We solicit examination Of our stock and prices,
guaranteeing to all who purchase Of us the most
satisfactory results.
COLTS PISTOLS!
or the Improved Pattern, always on hand.
P. SILBERMANN & CO.
p sILBERMSN [ltfl ISAAC BARxAH.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10
miscellaneous an6frtistng.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
A IL persons indebted to me sre respectfully re-
IA quested 70 call and settle their accounts ~
the 10Th Of January next.
&1- No aeeount will be enlarged until the Old enc
Q settled. A. HAAb.
PlAcervnie, December 9th, 1S62.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

OwxrxG UP.-The New York Evening
Post is one of the most violent Abolition
sheet in the country. 1t has great ihfiu-
ence with its party and has fOreshadowcd
its policy in more than one instance.
It's correspondents arc all Of the ultra
school, and their evidence with respect to
the treatment Of the contrabands by their
Northern libcrators is unimpcachabc
One of them recently wrote a letter from
Hilton ifcaG, wGrch fd6Iy %af>laS the IT.
reconcilable oppugnance Of the soldiers to
any fellowship with negroes, the total
failure of the scheme to put them into the
army, and the fact that the escaped con-
trabands are far worse off in their social
cd freedom than in so-caled slavery. 1t
will require something more than proc
lamation to make soldiers or sailors Of
them, to make white men, who have .
e2z7tt 81 cc'crespect, to associate with
them on terms of equality. Even should,
the1reSllent set them the example, by
inviting and dining with them at the
White House, riding with and escorting
them to parties, thcaterS Sc, but few
would be found willing to follow it. lie
may cnEst HD1 arm and feed and free
and clothe them with authority, but it is
beyond his power or the power Of his
party to make them the equal or the as
sociates of white men. Says the Posts
correspondent;
az speak adviscdly when say that
taking the army of this department as a
specimen, the Northern people have not
to DAY half SO "Inhcn respects IST th0se
rights in the negro as the rebels and
Shareholders have. Unquestionably the
negroes have been treated far worse by
tho soldiers here than they were by their
late owners, who felt some interest in
them as property, at least. 1t is idle to
say that the negroes escape from slavery,
at least by coming or staying within our
lines"
This is tho dispiriting but unimpeacha-
bic testimony Of an intelligent Abolition
ist. The "Northern people," who
profess to be such devoted friends Of the
negro, who pretend to desire their liberia
ton from the "shacklcs Of bondage"
treat them, when cmancipated, worse than
"thcir late owners" The same cores.
pondent adds that the heroic gentle
men who lately brought the gunbOat
Planter away from Charleston" is so dis
gustcd with the tender mcrcics of Aboli-
tonism, that he will "lcave the country
forever" 1t is evident from the above
that thp negroes do not better their con,
dilion by becoming free and entering the
lines Of the Federal army. Their friends
and protectors seem not unwilling to
treat them worse than slaves.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

RESOLUTION AND VOTE.-For future reference
we place upon record the resolution, introduced
in the State Senate on Tues day. indorsing the
Presidents negro emancipation proclamation,
and the vote by which it was passed. tits safe
toprcdict that many of those who voted for it
will get sick and ashamed of it, and wish their
tongue had blistered and swelled and choked
The following is the resolution:
Resolved, by the Senate, the Assembly con-
curing. That the loyal State of California re-
| ceives with earnest favor the proclamation Of
| freedom issued by the President of the United
States, Commandcr-in Chief of our Army and
| Navy; regarding the policy of the measure as
necessary for the success of the efforts of the
| Government for the suppression of the desper.
ate and wicked rebellion, and the re.establish.
ment OF its authority, consistent with the spirit
Of our institutions, aud full Of promise for the
| future permanence, unity and prosperity of the
| Union; and We hereby pledge to the measure
the cordial and earnest support Of the people Of
| California.
The following is the vote on the above:
| Ayes-Abell, Birdseye, Booth, Burnell. Cavis,
| chamberlain, Clark, Crane, Cunningham, GaIkell,
Hartman, Harvey, Hathaway. lIigby, Higgins,
| kutz, Mccullough, McNabh, Nixon, Oulton, Pa
| checo, Parks, Perkins, Porter Of Contra Costa,
| Porter Of Santa Cruz. Powers, Saxton, Shannon,
| Van Dyke Willis, Whiting-3l.
Nees-liaker, Bogart, Doll, Holden, Lewis,
! Quiut, Shurtlif Nincyard--s.
. =
We are indebted to Hernandez & Anderson
and Wells, Fargo Co. for papers during the
week. '..'~(
Sr. JAMES r. A. CHATTER will confer the de-
gree Of Mark Master, on Wednesday cvcnin e
next.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-10

0UR thanks are due Bradshaw 4 Co. for At
lantic and State papers.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
FRENcH ADvnRTisEmENrs.

DEux BosEBs DBErAwTs vRANcAIsEs. ARRI.
want a kurone femand~nt . 20 placer HndIsyer -
sussA rAeenoe Frsncsiss dc y Q. oAILLAhD ~ Eas6
5u ~ between BrcadwAv and ssh av.. hte e 81 ~.
The New York herald., 1863-07-30

CAUTIoN TO LAnIEs-MADAME REsrELI. FE
"A male Physician, l62 Chambers street. deems her
TO caution ladies against mpostos who appropriate her ad
ycrsomenis word word merely substituting
and wholly irresponsible person "Madame' Doc
These spurious medicines and other pol
compounds deprive the easily duped
well Of their Of their health. That ladies may
avoid these lmpostlons Madame Rese feels called 70
give this caution. W aH
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
SUMMER REsORTs.

DEAUTIrUL SUMMER RESORT.-HOTEL ST. JuL1ku,
ID Grant street staten aland near Quarantine l.ndines
Prvata Beard for tho elegant arcosnmodauonA
bowling alsya stALIss ball and supper bathing boss
The New York herald., 1863-07-30
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The New York herald., 1863-07-30

MADAME DEsPARD. FEMALE PHYSICIAN TREATS
u all diseases OF fena ca with unparalleled kacrcgs ga
can cousueI and her reliable medicines obtained =, III
snth ayonuc, opposite higLth street. "
MADAME GRINDLB, FEMALE PHYsrcrAa AVN
Nl Midwife, No Amity place. Convenient rssu. 49,
provided fsr thosr about ~ require nurting. ~
MADAME RESIBrL, FEMALE PHYSICIAN AND
M Professor ot NdNi,ery, be consulted ns ~ Al
tfg Cham Arrs street Bus interview VA lie rrcesarv
ier irfabe medicines also be obtained a. ia7i. Lh@,
"A ffreet sr M -sau
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-05-30
FROM VICKSBURG.

The intelligence from Vicksburg is one day
later, and important The repulse Of the
Federal attack on Friday was complete on all
points of the line, and the loss heavy. There
was no fighting on Saturday, General Grants
army being engaged in throwing up entrench-
ments and rife pits. 1t is reported that all
the Confederate redoubts were subsequently
captured, and that fighting was still going on
Monday, with a prospect OF success on the
Federal side Official dispatches from Gen.
Grant of that date represent that the siege
was progressing satisfactorily, and that be was
abundantly able to maintain the investment OF
the place, and repel any attack upon his rear
1t is reported that Gen. johnson is rapidly
concentrating troops in the vicinity OF JACKSON,
with the intention of moving upon the FEEDER
al forces menacing Vicksburg. Two divisions
of Gen. Bragg's army, 1t is reported, have
moved south, with the purpose, 1t IS supposed
Of reinforcing their army IN Allsslsslppl
Mr., Nicholas 3. Van Zandt, who came to
Washington with the removal Of the seat Of
government from Philadelphia, in 1900, has
lust died, in the 18th year Of his age. chad
been in the civil service Of the government for
ffty. SIX years. but his death took place at
Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he had re-
Gently gone on visit to married daughter
Yesterday morning Capt. Mcmahon, of the
list Pennsylvania Volunteers, shot and killed
almost instantly Capt McManus, of the 69th
New York Volunteers, with revolver. This
happened on the Rappahannock. Mcmahon
IS under arrest to answer the charge Of murder.
Mr.. Vsllandigham is a guest Of Gen. Bragg,
at bis headquarters, Sholbyville. Tenn.