The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-07
r1za oIrx AND COUNTY

time IN this county on Oatu'u@y '"''
tefial has been forwarded to Aurora MON
,ouu,v. The Times was Democratic paper
veil edited but poorly supported bT those "n'
wsre indebted TO it In its new nelo We "oP
& win be literally patrOnized.
SunauoH.-we learn that our young towns
man, Dr.. John Z. KunkIer, has passed an ex
umination beGsFe the military medical board
~nd has received the appointment OF surgeon
u -x.1<s.L> cs:>>sssas1sS C471sTy. 80 =
late him On his professional proficiency as well
"a GOOD luck, but hope be may not be often
called upon to exercise his skill on 'he. Sha''eF>
cd limbs Of his regiment.
PUpLIc HIeHwAYs.-The Board OF SuPerV'-
uoEs, at their late meeting, declared the roao
leading from the Planters House ION the Pla'
cerville' and Sacramento road) to Frenchtown'
In Mud Springs Township, public highway
Also. the road 90 now travelled from Wild
Goose Flat 10 Cooper's Raviue, also, the road
~ now travelled from Salmon Falls via Akin
sons to Wild Goose Flat.
LICENSE GRANTED.-LiceDse was granted oy
the Board Of Supervisors, on Tuesday to Isaac
Williamson, to keep three toll-bridges, in Cdr-
son Canon, between WoOdfords station and
Hope ValIey.
CoUxTT IEDEBTEDSEss.- TO inc
quarterly report of the County Auditor ana
Treasurer, the Indebtedness Of the County, on
Nhe 2sth Of last month, was $9l,SH 97.
GRAND JURoRs.-The following is the list Of
Grand Jurors drawn for the March term Of the
Court Of Sessions, which commences on Mon
day next: James N. Anderson, J. o. Standlsh'
Nathan Rhine, J. B. Harlin, Samuel ]. jackson,
W. W. Manning, J. J. Mediation, G. W. Hun
ter, C. l.. lngoIsby, j. ]. Lawyer, A. J. Bailey
d. L. Munson, A. C. Henry, T. J. McManus'
John Blair and L. NJ. Davis.
ApmTrrED TO PROBATE. last will and
testament of the late David d. Kingsbnry was
admitted to probate on Thursday, and Messrs:;
N. OsgOOd, Of Folsom, and e. W. Swan, O.
PlacerviIle (uamed in the willy, confirmed as
executors.
DIsrRICTED.-Our County Assessor, George
McD0nald, has divided the County into three
districts for assessment. He has appointed
The GIlowing deputies, assigning to each
separate district: J. W. B. Dickson, Alfred
Briggs, and L. b. Curtis.
STArR AND COUNTY TAxEs.-The Board of
Supervisors have levied tax Of one dollar and
eighty five cents on each one hundred dollars
valuation of taxable property in the county
eighty cents for State purposes, and one dollar
and Eve cents for the county.
e. DoRADo CoHHAHDERY, No. 4, Of Knights
Templars, held its annual election for officers
on Thursday evening last, which resulted in
the choice of the following Sir Knights: Theo.
dore F. Tracy, Eminent Commander; Isaac s
Titus, Generalissmo; Edwin b. Carson, Cap
tain General; Lewis W. Rumsey, Prelate;
George W. Barlow, Senior Warden; Thomas
D. Wade, Junior Warden; Frederick F. Barss,
Treasurer; William A. January, Recorder;
Alexander Hunter, Standard Bearer George
W. Carter, Sword Bearer, and Robert White,
Warder and the following were appointed by
the Eminent Commander: John Cartheche,
Captain Of the Guards, and Francis H. Puma
do, james L. Weymouth and Henry Mayen-
baum, Guards. The installation will take place
on Thursday evening next, at seven o'clock;
after which, the Order of the Red Cross will
be onferTed.
AGRTcULrURAL.-The Board Of Managers Of
the El Dorado County Agricultural Society
on the 4th inst, held meeting in this city,
aud appointed Messrs. S. w. Sanderson, Obed
Harvey, J. N. B. Weatherwax end I. s. Titus
Delegates to the State Agricultural Convention
TO be held at Sacramento, on the llth instant.
No other business was transacted. The Board
will hold mother meeting in April.
NEw GooDs.-H. Louis, Clothier, in Carr's
building. has just received heavy lot of new
goods, including clothing, boots, shoes, hats,
etc.. which he 10 selling cheaper than ever
Give him q call
Marx MAsrER.-St. James Royal Arch Chap
ter will hold called communication on We'd
nesday evening next, for work on the degree
Of Mark Master.
Sr. PArRIcK's BALL.-Mr. D. T. Hall, of the
Planters House. ShiuUIe Springs, will give q
social ball on Tuesday Evening. the 18th inst.
Mr.. Halls parties are always pleasant gather.
,iDgs aud never fail to please all who attend
them.
Wa are indebted 10 Thos. B. PAtten, Esqr.
our efficient and popular County Clerk, for
the items relating to county sffairs which we
publish to day.
NofHIxG improves q mans appearance like
good, well-6tting garments. Houston, Has
tings 4 Co. found this out long since, or they
would not sell the amount of goods passing
over their counters. They have the best
clothing store and finest stock Of goods in Cali
tornia, and, what is of more consequence to
them. are doing the best Outfiting trade in
ban Francisco. -------
WE are indebted to Wells, Fargo Co., E.
T. NcCauD, and Hernandez Anderson, for
the Sacramento aud San Francisco dailes.
". NJ. BRADSHAW l. Co. are entitled to our
thanks for The Louisville journal, New York
Tribune and FOrney's War Press.
4NSS-
SHAMETUL.-The Hartford Courant says
that the Sixteenth Connecticut Regiment
has been without shirts since the battle o.
AntietAm. While the soldiers are suffer
ing for clothing and money due them, the
Administration is iberally supplying
thousands of runaway negroes with both
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