The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-28
r1xB orrx AND COUNTY

due Us for subscription, when We hope all Wil
be prepared to settle.
To CoRREsPOHDESTs.-"A A Prayer for Re
membrance," By Minnie" in our next
Cooper Sharks must send US bis real name
il be wishes TO see his communication in print.
If"A Republican" will examine the proceed
ings Of the Legislature he will see that his
party friends alone voted for the "negro testimo.
ny bill," the Democrats against it. He is mis-.
taken if he thinks party ought not to DC held
responsible for the votes of its representatives.
They carry out the wishes of the party, are
its agents and never act without consulting its
leaders. The Republican party cannot rcpu-
date the "negro vote" OF its representatives,
nor have we any reason 10 believe it wishes to
do so, save the simple assertion Of "a Republi.
eau"
STORE RoDDED.-On Tuesday night the store
of Hunt & Chace, on Main street, in the heart
of our town, was entered from the rear, and
twenty dollars in coin, lot of tobacco, tea and
q flask Of quicksilver taken from it. Bricks
were removed from the wall near the door and
hole made large enough for man TO crawl
through. There was no one sleeping in the
store and the robbery was not discovered until
morning. The robbers expected to make big
raise but were disappointed, the proprictors
keeping their cash in a more secure place.
Six Cinnamon have been arrested by our city
officers on suspicion, and confined in the sta.
tion house. The evidence against them, we
loarO 10 nraitv couclueivo
TIE Rusu.-The travel to Aurora, Virginia
City, the Reese River and Humboldt mines, is
on the increase. Last week upwards of two
hundred and fifty passengers were taken over
by the Pioneer Stage Company alone, and this
week, notwithstanding the wet weather, they
carried over greater number. The travel is
increasing daily and promises to do so for
months to come. Passengers need not fear
being delayed here, on account of the rush.
the Pioneer Company will put them through
safely, swiftly and comfortably. They know
their business and take pleasure in performing
it civilly and promptly.
No DAXGER-No danger need be apprehend-
ed by passengers on the overland route, from the
Indians. The Salt Lake agent teegnphs that
soldiers guard the stations, road and stages,
and that no Indians are near except those that
are friendly. Stages are making regular trips
With perfect safety.
DEATH OF JosEPH L. DEADY.-On Sunday
evening. on the 1st of this month, +. c. ColI:
man, without the slightest provocstion, shot
Joseph L. Deadly at the Washington House, in
Diamond Springs, from the effect of which
wound he died on Monday last. Mr.. d. was
highly esteemed wherever known, and loved
in bis immediate neighborhood, and Colfman's
unprovoked and murderous assault upon him,
created intense excitement at the time Deady
was modest, brave and magnanimous, and
never did his magnaninliy shine brighter than
when he requested that his murderer should
not be molested. He forgave hlm and wished
his friends to follow his example. His fll-
neral on Tuesday was largely attended, and
was deeply affecting and impressive.
CoURr OF SESSIONS The Brown family
Qtalians) indicted for riot-thrty- three were
indicted, twenty-six arrested, and eight tried
on Wednesday seven were convicted und one
acquitted. Fined one hundred dollars each
Yesterday the others were tried, and the trial |
was going on at the time we went to press |
Thomas G. Mecks, convicted of malicious mis-. |
chief, and fined Sl60 and costs. Lorenzo |
Suna plead guilty to the charge of grand lar.
ceny. Sentenced to two years imprisonment |
in the Penitentiary. Tong Nunge, convicted |
Of malicious mischief. Fined $lOO and costs |
or remain in Jail at the rate of $9 per day till |
paid. Whscott, tried for tearing down Bar
trans toll-gate---county road--convicted and |
fined one dollar and costs-costs amounting to |
} ighty-One dollars and ten cents, which his |
bOndsmen paid in coin. U. T. Gassaway, con. |
Victed Of robbery. BE sentenced to-day.
ONE Of the frst and most important things |
for stranger to attend to when in San Fran |
cisco, is to find a respectable store where he |
can purchase clothing of the best quality and |
make, at a reasonable price. Such will save |
both time aud money, besides being sure to |
get good durable article, by going immediate
ly to the mammoth store of Houston, Hastings |
Co., clOtlliers and outtitters, Lick House, Mont.
gomery street, corner Of Sutter, where the best |
stock of clothing in the city is always to be
found.
THEArRicAL-Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chapman, |
supported by actors of merit, will open O'Don-
nelTs Theater next Monday night, on which |
occasion will be presented the amusing comedy |
of "Thc Actress of all Work." together with |
other novelties, worth witnessing.
FNE SEG*Rs.-Silberstein is in receipt of n |
large invoice of fine Havana segars, choice
brands Of tobacco and other goods in his line,
lie is growing more popular every day in con-
sequence Of his low prices and his polite at
tendance on all who visit his store.
TIE towers of literature ure invited to read |
the advertisement Of Geo II. Bell of San Fran |
cisco. He is agent for all the newspapers and |
magazines Of note, and will furnish any of
them to all who wish at very low rates.
Ar Cosr.-W. NJ. Bradshaw d Co., Of the
PostOGIfce block, advertise to sell their large
stock Of books and stationery at cost. Give |
em a call.
In 0uR NESr.-The Claws Of Mound |
Springs Mining District we will publish in |
our next.
RoBDRRs ABOUT. 1t is evident that our city |
is infested with gang Of thieves, and our cit-
zens should be particularly careful to lock :heir
stores and dwellings after night Several at
tempts have already been made to rob houses
and others will be made. Within the past
week a number Of valuable watch dogs have
been poisoned, which is good waning. Let
our citizens heed it and prepare to receive The
scoundrels with cold steel and balls.
VIZ are indebted TO W. n Bradshaw & Co.,
i0r late Atlantic papers, !