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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

ABoLITIoNIsrs are the last men in the
world who should take particular pains
to incite o mob; yet they have been as
busy as bees in that infamous business for
the last two years, under the patronage
of the national Administration. They
seem to have forgotten the position they
hold before the public. They are selfcon-
fessed outlaws, as every man becomes who
ignores the binding obligations ofthe Con-
stitution.~ Al the ieaders OF rne Kepubli-
can party sneer at the Constitution, and
some of them, on the stump, damn it, as
two Of them did in this place this week.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

"Ir will be a proud position for me,
If elected Governor Of this State, that
can stretch forth the Executive arm to
reach the poorest and humblest citizen of
the State. 1t will be proud moment
to me when can demand, For what
purpose has a citizen Of the State been
incarcerated Has he been confronted
with his accusers? Has he had trial
by jury, as is guaranteed by the Con-
stitution and the Bill of Rights?" If the
answer is in the negative, then it will
be the duty of the Executive, and s
now and should be to see that these pro.
visions of the Constitution are complied
with. h."-DowNEY.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
AMALaAMA4IoS..-This is becoming q

AMALGAMATIoN.--T is becoming a
very fashionable doctrine with the Abo-
litionists, and they ridicule Democrats for
condemning it. Tilton, editor of the New
York Independent, Beecher's paper, lately
started it; Garrison followed, and Rev. DR..
Junkins, of New Jersey, declared in his
oration on the 4th of July, would as
lief my daughter would marry respecta-
BILE negro as white man. Low, the Abo.
lition candidate for Governor, believes in
the same doctrine.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
WuAr PARrYp-What party has al.

WHAT PARTY H-What party has al
ways courageously and solely from prin'
ciple, contended for the rights, the privi'
leges and the liberties Of naturalized citi-
zens9 The good old Democratic party
against which is arrayed all the bigotry'
intolerance, fanaticism and corruption OF
the State and Nation-all the knaveS
whom the Custom House can buy, all the
timid whom power can intimidate.-
What party burnt churches in Phlladel-
phia and plundered converts in MasSa-
clfusetts:: =. -. -, l'..i14. =. E. N2,.&
party elected Henry Winter Davis, the
chief of the Plug Ugly murderers of Bal,
timore, to COngresSp The Republican
party. What party adopted constitu'
tional amendment requiring naturalized
citizens to reside in the State two years
after being naturalized, before they could
vote? The Republican party Of Massa'
ehGsetts. What party diSarmed regi-
ment Of adopted Irish citizens and gave
their arms to negroes? The Republican
party Of Massachusetts,, the party repre-
sented in this State by Custom House
Low, Wardrobe Mccullough and Negro
Testimony Shannon. What party has
invited negro labor to compete with and
thus reduce the price Of the labor Of the
white man? The Republican party
What party desires to place the negro
upon an equality with the white man p
The Republican party. What party has
imposed tax of thirtysix millions Of
dollars annually upon the white people Of
the United States, the laboring classes, to
free, feed and educate the slaves OF the
South? The Republican party. Bear
these incontrovertible facts in mind. la
boring men Of California, on Wednesday
next, and put the seal of your condcmna-
ton upon them by voting the full Demo
cratic ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

DEMOCRATIC AccEssIoNs. -PYominen,
and patriotic old line Wings, in all Of the
Atlantic States, are daily afliliating with
the Democratic party. Col. Q. A. BrewS
ter, of Boston, who distinguished himself
in the Army Of the Potomac, wrote a
fourth Of July letter, in which he decar.
ed never was member of the Dem
ocratic party, never voted Democratic
ticket. l belonged to the old Wing party.
In my judgment, the time has now come
when third parties, peoples organizations,
and factious leagues should disband, and
rally with the sound conservatism of the
country, under the Democratic flag" And
the masses everywhere are railying under
the Democratic flag, knowing that the sal
vation of the country depends upon the
success of the Democratic party.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29


HEED TIE WARNING !--Democrats, Old
Line Wings, conservative men Of all par
ties, heed the warning of Henry Clay,
who predicted that when Abolitionism
became successful, it would be followed
with all the violent prejudices, ,imbittcr.
ed passions, and implacable animosites
which ever degraded or deformcd human
nature; that one section would stand in
menacing and hostile position against the
other; the collision Of opinion would be
quickly followed by the clash Of arms"
and the result would be "desoatcd fields,
conhagrated cities, murdered inhabitants,
and the overthrow of the fairest fabric Of
human government that ever rose to ami
mate the hopes Of civilized man." Has
not his prediction been verified? Is it
not time to arrest the ruinous onward
march of Abolitionism Gen. Jackson
implored his countrymen to crush the fell
spirit Of Abolitionsm, and predicted that
if ever the Union was dissolved it would
be from the ceaseless agitation of the SIa-
very question. Every eminent statesman
and noble patriot of our country, without
an exception, has denounced Abolition
ism. In the face Of these warnings and
facts, men have the audacity to come be.
fore the people of California and preach
Abolitionism and insult thier patriotism
and intelligence by asking them to vote
for Abolition traitors 1t docs not ex-
cuse their insolence to put in plea that
they are paid out Of the Custom House
corruption fund for their services. 1t
only makes their impudence the more
offensive.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

CONVINCE TIE DoUBTFUL.;--7GOod friends,
is there doubtful man of your acquain-
tance-one who is hating between two
opiniOns"H See him, converse with him,
convince him that 1t is the duty of all
men who love the Union, respect the
Constitution and believe in free institu-
tions, of all men who have the prosperity
and honor and glory Of our country at
heart, who despise sectionalism, fanati-
eism and treason, who believe this is
white mans Government, to vote the
Democratic ticket headed by John g.
Downey. Remember that . small vote
will defeat, . large one elect, the Demo.
cratic ticket. A full turn out lusurss the
success OF our party.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
The WOrId-RenOwned RemedieS'
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
for sale in any quantities by
CRANE Il BRIGHAM,
WhCle.als Drugsist., San Fssrci'eo,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

C1TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
In The County Court in aud for said County
r. r. Culver VS.. Ills Creditors.
an Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order flle herein, made BY the
Hon James Johnson. Judge OF the Court aforesaid,
notice i, hereby given to all the creditors OF said
insoIyent Debtor. r. P. Culver, to he and appear
before the Court aforesaid, at the Court House OF
said County in the City Of Placervllle on the ON
day Of October A. D. 1858, at the hour OF ~ O'Clock
A n of said daF, to show cause, II any they can,
why the prayer Of said insovrnt debtor should not
be granted and assignment oi hrs estate ne
made. and he be discharged from his debts and Ia
hiiiti.s in uursu.nce Of the Statute In such case
made and provided. And, in the mean time 1t =:
ordered that all judicial proceedings against sald
insolvent debtor be stayed.
-, Witness my hand and the seal OF said
H. Court hereto affixed, at office in the City OF
- Placeryle, this 2Th day of August, A. d.
lsGa. THOMAS d. PATTEN, Clerk,
by OGpEN SorIREs, Deputy.
ACSElRIE, Atty. for Petitioner. lm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

DEMOCRATIC RALLY !-Democrats, turn out
tonight in your strength, and show the min.
ions Of a corrupt and tyrannical Administra-
tion that you are freemen, worthy descendants
of patriotic sires; that you know your rights,
and knowing dare maintain them. Come, and
listen TO the words Of truth, reason aud patriot.
ism, from the lips Of men who have never fall
tered in their devotion to our glorious coun-
try-to the champions Of a party which "car.
ries the flag and keeps step to the music of the
Union"-a party which is pledged to "main-
tain the Constitution as it is and to restore the
Union as it was" You have listened TO the
misrepresentation and ISLANDERS, the black
guardism and treason of the Custom House
Abolition emissaries; tonight hearken to tenn
perate, manly, ,unanswerable argument. Able
and eloquent and fearless and honest men will
address you; give them rouslng meeting-a
meeting which shall carry dismay into the
ranks of the reasonable party which is seek
ing to rob you of your liberties-a party which
has the insolence to call you traitors for exer-
cising right dear to every American freeman,
the right of free speech. Come and prove by
your presence and your applause that you are
not willing to become the serfS of military
despotism.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
CARD.-TO THE PUBLIC.

4 NOTICE appeared in the Daily News" Of Au
n gust 18Th, stating that had Withdrawn my
name as an Independent Union Candidate for A..
SCISSOR and Collector Of Piaccrvjlle ToWn,hip. Such
is NOT the fast. AN STILL A CANDIDATE for
the peoples sufrsges for that office, and he parties
who caused the report to be published, atthe tue
doing SO, knew it 10 be false.
G. W. STOUT.
PsaceTJiHe, August 18th. 1868.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

RAscALIrY.-Wc learn, from reliable
authNrity, that the Custnm Hcrss~has
employed a number Of shouIder-strikers
to attend the different precincts in our
county to destroy Democratic tickets and
to intimidate voters. Democrats, appoint
committee to watch and take care Of
these scoundrels.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

REPUBLICAN DUPLIcITY. has been
we'll said that when free speech and free
press were useful to the Republicans to
set two sections Of the country by the ears.
they we're invaluable-thcy were the life
and soul of a free State. When free
speech and free press are used to de-
nounce Republican folly and to expose Re.
publican imbecility, venality, swindiing,
they are outrageous, obnoxious, and must
be crushed out"-must be suppressed
by some military upstart. When mobs
broke up Democratic presses there was
no harm in mobS. but when one even at,
tempts to destroy a Republican press,
which is daily preaching treason. then
goes up a cry for martial law. When
President Lincoln 6xiled a man for speak
ing his views of an infamous order, it was
all right but when poor Ilishman, who
knows nothing about law, ruShes into a
riot, "hang him" is the most merciful
cry. When wealthy Front street mer,
chants organize and lead mob, they are
applauded for their patriotism by the
very editors who denounce poor laborers
for following their example. In the csti-
nation of the Custom House organs, the
San Francisco Alta and Bulletin and the
Sacramento Union, rich Abolition mob
ocrat is "loyal gentleman; a poor
man, who is driven by desperation to re.
sist an unjust, oppressive and unconSti-
tutional law, is villain! All mobs are
Infamous, whether headed by Abolition
traitors Or the poorest conscripts.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
Valley Railroad and FAC
ramento, Placer and Nevada r. R.
tStk54 81

TNROM SACRN NMrSTO TO ACBCEN STATION
N TWO HOURS On aud ahtr Octolrr lSk
pa>s,rg-r cars u the above named roads will b
follows.
~ TRNH
WIZ leave slcrar7"u'o n GL ardArA
Leave FJisura ~ - Y. nd ~ ~.
rRtINS
Leav- trhurr Ssa',ou ~ and l0%
L-ave LoI-"m ST n. IL a.d 81 ~
On SUNDAY one TAIN on'y. having Sacramento
At Ci X, AMI 4 ihurn Station At luk AA
The ~ and4P trains running through 10
Auhurn station.
ras>-' gers FOR P.ac-tV lie and Carson Valley vin
,ake s;1rrs, a. 'r Lnc'ln. hang- cars at Folsom
On the arTvai - th- 6E A. train. and those Zoe
Auburn station T-ia,n tleI s-ais
Suitable Arrangements tav'rE been made for he
reception ~ fr"iGtt ~ Auburn SAri"n Wiil here
,f-r he r-reived At 'N"rsn-p'o FOR hat IsihI Ros
rz'aS nf tH'l aprlV Al th, 6ce
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, u
Front street, under III. MhatC Cheer House
decl5 }. 2. ROBINSON. supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
tAdvertisemeIlt.l

MR. ". A. LYNDE--SiR: We, the undersigned,
teachers, school officers and friends OF education
most respectfully request that you will appear at
the coming election as an independent candidate or
the ofice Of Superintr ndent Of Common Schools Of
81 Dorado County. We make this request irrrsnec'
tive Of party or party considerations. We have No
other motive for making II, than the good OF our
school system. Knowing, from experience, that We
can hnd no other man who will do ivr the
cause Of education than yourself.
WehAve the honor tc be. Sir,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

CArAoLic FAIR.-0ur readers will bear in
mind that on the evenings of Monday and
Tuesday of next week, the eagerly expected
Catholic Fair, for the benefit Of St. Patrick's
Church, will come of in this city. 1t is under
the supervision of ladies Of taste, who have
devoted their energies to getting it up in su.
perior style. The occasion will be one of I'M
alOyed enjoyment to all who attend. They
have procured everything that can tempt the
appetite or please the taste. Every fruit of the
season will be spread .QpOn their tables be-
sides, useful, elegant and ornamental articles
of needle-work for the parlor, thus affording
those who have not the leisure or skill to make
them for themselves, an opportunity to possess
those articles, which are so much priced By the
fairer portion of creation. We trust that our
citizens of ell denominations will aid the ladies
in their commendable and pious enterprise.
We shall be greatly disappointed if the Fair is
not crowded both nights, and if the ladies' do
not realize handsome return for their labor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

THANKs.-We are indebted to Wells, Fargo
4 Co., w. NJ. Bradshaw and R. s. Hernandez,
for favors extended to this Office, during the
past week.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
INDEPENDENT
UNION CANDIDATE.

G. W. STOUT, OF Upper P1acervne, an
nounces himself. at the request Of many Voterl as
an UNCONDITIONAL UNION CANDIDATE for
TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR AND COLLECTOR OF Pla.
cerville Township at the ensuing election-indepen.
dent Of all factions and cliques,
juy25 G.. w. STOUT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
DEATH S.

At the Mounjoy House in this city, on the 2?d
inst, Freddie H., infant son OF ID. A. and Anna NJ.
Galbraith.
In this city, on the 26th inst, Edward Broderick,
son Of James J. and Mary J. Green.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
Independent Candidate for
superintendent Of Public
Schools.

ON the written request OF ma ori:y Of the School
" Trustees and Teachers, and at tie earnest
licitAtion Of many Citizens OF Ii Dorado County,
irr of rtv
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR
CONSTABLE.

The undersigned respectfully announces himself
a candidate for reelection TO the Office OF Con
Of Placervle Township, at the approaching election.
July25 A. SIMONTON.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

ttite that Goodwin stole and pervertS Tie
meaning Of his letters; and the evidence
of q thief, in his own case, in all Courts
is inadmissible. That lets Goodwin out
Sears read, knowing 1t to be forgery,
what purpOrts to be Col. Weller's farewell
letter to the Mexican Government Col.
Weller has pronounced it forgery; Sears
knew it to be forgery, and yet had the
baseness to read and affirm that the Litter
was genuine. A fellow who has such a
contempt for truth and decencyi is scarcely
worthy os OOlice. Is il strange that nc
and Goodwin accept the wages Of cOrrup'
tion to preach treason3
Both meetings were tame and SMALL
and it being known that the speakers were
Custom House hirelings, what they said
injured the party they represented. The
more these treason-mongers speak, the
better it must be for the Democratic party;
and the Democracy hope their employers
will keep them in the field until after the
October election.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
c o R I N G
TIE ABOVE COMPLAINTS.

These pI;,ers are the poor man,
friend, sAv.us hi'n many doctors
BIDS, as well as the rich mans sn.Acr
dfi comfort; inVgpraIing the weak
aud dtbil''Aied, driving away melau-
choiy. ami making q life OF misery
one Of unalloyei enjoyment.
Ile bitters have been introduced, ,
AMI are being used, not only in the
hospitals, but among the soldiers, as
an Appetizer, Tonic and Regulator
OF the System throughout the
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
r1zB oIrx AND COUNTY.

LOOK OUT FOR RIA political circular
headed "Tory Party" and signed a
True Democrat" written by that noto.
rious infidel and Abolition traitor, Wen
dell Phillips, is being extensively distrib-
uted in our county by Custom House
agents. 1t is a silly trick and hardly
worth noticing. The people are not to be
deceived by such shallow humbugs.
KNIGHTS TEMPLARs.-There will be q stated
assembly Of Ell Dorado Commandery, No. 4, OF
Knights TsmpIars, at their Asylum, on Thurs
day evening next. AS this is the last assem-.
bly, prior to the departure of the Eminent Com
mander for the Atlantic States, it is hoped that
every member Of the Commandery will attend
PAY DAY.-Our carrier, Alex. Murgotten,
will call on our city patrons on Monday, for
the amounts due US for the DEMocRAr. We
hope all will pay up, as the amounts due are
small.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
FUR SALE.

THE Property on Main Street, PIacervilIe, -
Il . few doors above the Cary House, known q
a. LONEYS SALOON, will be sold at q bargain.
For particulars, inquire Of
1ug73n FH HARMON
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
Nrm advertisements TOsDag,

Measles are PrOstrating the VOlUn"
,.er, BY hundreds, the hospitals are crowded With
them Soldiers, be warned in time HoLLOWAYS
PILLS are positively infallible in the cure O' VI"
disease occasi'nal doses Of them Will preserve 'ne
health even under the greatest exposures. Only 70
cents per box.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
Army of the North,

WIN by and with the consent Of the high.
ASE /ZN est Government authority.
+ Zh% CARANTEE.-In poin, Of
i /
%MZ strength, will guarantee my titters
AO/I 0 contain larger proportion Of real
iS///0W medicinal ingredients and virtues
NIXV than any other Stomach BltteTs in
6k// the market and by comparison with
avn others IL will be seen ut once, that
U0Z they are STRONGER, and upon trial
will be found more efficient than all
others. They agreeable to the
taste, invigoratng in effect, made Of
good materials, aud an article that
all my customers purchase the sec
ond tim= with equal satisfaction.
l, has been my purpose to put
forth an article that will please all
&c my customers and honestly d. all
q; !. I q. ]. :
N Az y that is claimed for them. will not
NACP publish or make anv claims for these
I.~DN Btters that are not consistent or
.VII//Al that their virtues will not warrant.
r N/C/ Each bottle contains. as represent
nN ed, ONE FULL QUART, thus giving
q. !. !: C.: !: !: =: : !: !:
Nv a 10 every person, as regards the
HAC//AA quantity, the worth OF the money
lo//T/KU invested.
AkC/ let everybody try them, and tn ,
Fanb/Z will be fully convinced OF the truth
0DZ OF the above statements
c. w. ROBACK, Proprietor.
Sold BY wholesale and retail Druggists Liquor
Dealers and Grocers everywhere
REDINGTON & CO., SOLE AGENTS. 4i6
and 4I8, Front ST., San Francisco. augZZis4n
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

KEEPERs.-We can scarcely credit the
rumor, so generally prevalent and believed,
that the Abolition State Central Commit
tee have appointed a committee of keep
ers to take charge Of their candidate for
Governor and attend to his correspon'
dence. His silence and absence from polit'
ical meetings Of his party, 60 far to con-
firm the rumor. Trot out your candidate,
if you are not ashamed Of him, and let the
people see what sort of man you have
put forward for their support.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
M. A. LYNDE

Has consented that his name may he presented to
the public an Independent Can idate for .elec
ton to the above NAMED office, the duties Of which
he has heretofore discharged with so much honor to
himself and satisfaction to the parents and guar.
dians Of the pupils of our public schools
August 18th, 1863.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

Yours, &c.
Miss NJ. A. D Pollard, Miss r. Kemp,
Rob: Taylor, T. Bacon,
c. ID. McNaughton, Miss c. Maither,
L. Wiley, N. }. Ryan.
D. B. Merry, Miss A. Packard,
Miss NJ. A. Goe, S. A. Dubois,
Geo. A. Hoyt, Miss Kate Layne.
in. Ran.bo, VIM. Phipps,
L. Cummings, Miss l.. Lchtenthalrr,
Miss Z. e. Jennings, L. N. Mchenney,
Teachers OF El Dorado County.
E. Bennett. Robt Wood,
Geo. AltdOefer, VIM. Cromwell,
A.P. Granger, A. Lohry,
Deer Creek. Cnioutown
D. Thornton, J. NJ. Spencer.
Geo. @. blanchard, PIraant Valley.
II Dorado. j. W. Hcdgkn,
As. Clarke, Rose Spring
~. Lawyer, G. ". Humphreys,
Kelsey. NJ. r. Newman,
W. H. Maynard, Cr,larville.
C. W, ZAbriskie D. c. Mckinney,
Oak Hill ". VI. Kevftr.
DR.. E. Treuholy, Georgetown
l. S. Bryant, 7. u. EoS,ing;"n,
Cosumnes Grove. c. Il. Carpenter.
II. wuiG, Diamond Spring,
James Skinner. Wm. Toonbs,
Green Valley San.l J. Fryer.
Henry G. Holmes, Reservoir Hill
Negro Hill.
School Trustees OF f. Dorado County.
W. Parker. Jas II. Mnlyr,
S.M. Chambers, W. r. Scott,
Jno Merry, J. Hunter,
Elisha Hall, John Rose,
Z. HitchcUck, 7. Poster,
C. c. BoUker, Geo. Chi>more.
A. J. Adams, David Lar son,
Vim. 7. Porter, Ebeu 8. Miles.
aug22 And many Other citizens.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
NOTICE.

THE eopartnefship heretofore existing between
i Wm. n. Bradshaw and julius Goldner, has,
this day, been dissolve d by mutual consent.
WM. N. BRADSHAW will continue the business
at the old stand, collect al debts due the Arm, and
pay all demands against the same.
wM NJ. BRADSHAW,
JULIUS GOLDNER.
Piacervillc, August 14th, ls6S.-aug92w4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29

PLAOERVILLE. GAL.
Saturday.."............ August 30, 1863
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
ROBACk'S
STOMACH BITE R S
West and Southwest,

Wherc they lave been in'r"igtet,
they are re-. umleudrd b! tie pt!si-
ciius =, bvn.ht.a! II taken "a proper
q-auI,t.rs IA act'rdiuCe Nuh shz Ill
lcCt.VnS, ~ = preventive auiC1It Tor
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
STAGE COMPANY.
pLAcERv1LLE TO SACRAMENTO,

Diamond Springs, ~ I'orddO, C2drEsrik o.S
FOlsoIg
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-29
Koep it before the People !
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.

For Governor,
JOHN G. DOWNEY.
For Lieutenant Governor,
n. w. MeKINSTRY.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1863-04-01

A REMEDY FOR SMALL PoX-The German
Reformed Messenger, published at Cham
bersburg, Pa has received private letter
from friend in China in which it is stated
a great discovery is reported to have been
made by a surgeon of the English army in
China, in the way of an sifectual cure for
the terrible and loathsome disease of small
poX. The mode oftreatment is as follows
When the preceding fever is at its height,
and just before the eruption appears, the
chest is rubbed with croton oil and tartaric
ointment This causes the whole of the
eruption to appear on that part of the body
to the relief of all the rest. 1t also secures
full and complete eruption, and thus pre-
vents the disease from attacking the internal
organs. This is said TO be now the estab-
lished mode of treatment in the English
army in China, by general orders, and is re-
garded as a perfect success. AS this dis
ease now prevails in different parts of the
country, it would be well for our physicians
TO put this remedy to practical test, and if
found as successful here as it is said to be
in the English army in China, it will GER
tainly prove great blessing to the COM
munity in general.