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The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
ANTELOPE ClrY.-Amon. the many liz.

ANTELOPE CITY.-Amons the many lit
tie hamlets that areconStantly Epringing
up IN different parts Of our Territory, say y
the Virginia City Piute, and which have
= great prospective wealth aud impor-
tsnce, none is I2ore promising than what
IS nOw .knowO a. Antelope City. 1t is
situated at the head Of the West Walker
river, about 30 miles east Of MarkleeviIle,
in Douglas county. with excellent mineral
and agricultural land surrounding it,
Those who are familiar witEGltft Antelope
S-<4y, NJ VOUch that il cox;i1:a. acres
upon acres Of the best farming lands east
Of the main Sierra range Of mountains -
The miners Ot that vicinity. having faith
in the undevrlOpcd wealth Of the mineral
ledgeE, Of which there is or innumcTable
number Of them in the vicinity, organised
the district known as the West Walker
River Mining Di>trict,in which the claims
particularly worthy Of notice are the An
telopc, Rodeiico and De Snto, the ASSAYS
Of the two first reaching the sum Of $4,000
to the ton. Two quartz mills art in pro
cess of erection, and saw mill is already
established short distance from Antelope
City. The town was located aud survey.
ed about t~o weeks since. and already five
la'ge and comnodiunS buildings grace
this place. y fine opportunity Iora hotel
is afforded, AS there is none as yet, it
wonld meet with excellent support. The
original locator of the town is r. G. Wat.
kins, but he has associated with him as
proprietors McS>r>. Shaw, Duncan. Bar
ron, Clark, aud Mr.. j. Yager, who is the
Superintendent. The proprietorS con.
template running stage from Antelope
to connect with the Carson and Aurora
state at RiS>ur'> Station. So we 60; little
hamlets >pringins up around US, constant
~, and in ten years this NAV be quite MS
important aS ary we now class as pros.
porous and flour,>hing.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
NI.ARRIAGII s.

A. Coon ll"ll"" on the 9h instant. Lv R-v
Mr. Dunn "f his Ctiv. Gr"rge Ad,,> u and
Mis- Su>annah Jane Richards. both IF L "n
H"ll,w.
The above announcement WAS accompanied
bv generous share 'f the wedding cake ,nd i
bottle of genuine Ilrid>ick.fr which the hipi,
pair have "ur thnnk-. Nav their nuinn aud
hai'pirc>> last ih,"ugh life.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

WHAT PROGRESS. - Upwards Of three
yenrs ago President Lincoln took the
reins of power at Washington, and com.
menced with not yielding IAN inch" to
terms Of compromise. The Abolition
pressure, of which he complained, was
too heavy for him, and he weakly surrcn,
dered to Garrison, Greeley & Co., and
sacrificed the country to concillate them.
What progress has ne made in the course
marked out by his radical advisers -
Has he strengthened the Union cause in
the seeded States? Has his policy come
up to his expectations? Certainly not.
lie adhereS to it, not because it is judi
ciouS or just, but because it pleases the
radicals, whose support he seeks.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

WHAT Have WE GAINED: What. per.
tinently asks the IIa' tford Times, has the
Nation gained by pla ing the friends of
Abolition in power? A divided Union !;
a debt that weighs US dawn the deStruc-
ti"n of million Of able. bodied men calls
for more every three months of the year;
S policy that keeps every town at work
in the most earnest way, to find its last
man and its "laSt dollar" and the towns
are fast approaching that point. What
have We gained? Mourning all over the
land; a calamity such as the world has
never witnessed. What shall We gain BY
keeping these men in power? Utter, ir.
retricvablC ruin
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

A LOYAL VILLAIN. - Col Fish, l>t Con
nerlicut Cavalry, late Provost Marshal Of
Baltimore under the IlrS>ian Schcnck ,haS
been sentenced to he caShirred, to pay a
fine Of s., 600, and to BE- imprisoned one
year in the Albany penitenliary. He was
convicted among other things OF robhiug
tie trunks Of female prisoners in his
chargr. lie followed the fashion set bv
his frllow.loyaliSts in Office - by Butler,
Mil,oy, Cameron and others of that ilk
1t Is little singular that Fl>h's villainy
WAS not detected until Schnrck was re.
lievcd Of command. and give~c"lor To the
statement that he shared in Fi>h's steal.
ingS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Ice CREAN.-On Wednesday, Gus. Orr, of the
RAlroud Exchange, wnn "nI lasting gratitude
by bringing inln "ur office huge dish Of this
most delicious Of summer luxuIiea. Mr.. Ort
knows how nIakeit, and our friends who
feel incline q Indulge in ices Gun always be ac-
cOn@0dated as bis establisl4,,snt
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

THE Common Council. at their regular meet
ing on Monday evening, appropriated three
hundred dollars towards defraying the expen
Ses OF the celebration of the forth Of July. Al
the same meeting, cluins against the City, Ia
the amount OF near fifteen hundred dollars,
were allowed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Rich ORE.-Mr. Joseph O'Nerf on. wedres.
day showed us silver brick, weighing SIS
ounces, the product of "a lbs. Of ore from the
GIrard Lcde. IN the Reese River District. Mr.
0'Neil is the locator Of the Girard, and he Us.
Gures us that there is lots of the same sort Of
ore in the lode, and we do not doubt it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
SCrOGula or Kings EVIL.
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla

The most eHrctunl remedy whrh the melrnI akin NJ
our Times can d. rst fer this everywhere nrryailnC
ANA HiaI nalhhy II j. rninlirrd from th, ,nos,
i've tnedhiS that h1v" been discovered, for the rx-
plrg t'"n "f this fnui hiSortr from IN. blrol and
III" rescue "t The system from its le,trurtivr consp.
qru'c> Hence u i nmld he rmplovrd for the cure
"i-not "nv >'rnfulI, but ais" those other affection.
which arise fr"m II. .n"h Eruptivr aud Skin Dis.
Eases - Ahih"nv'> Fire. Rose or Ervsip las PIN.
PIES PuSful"~. B"irhrs, Blans aud Rolls Tnn,nrs
I"'t"r ami SIT Rhrnm, Srald Head. Ringvorm,
Kin nmhiism. Svnhilhc and M.rruriaI Diseases,
DropSy. Dyspepsia, Debility. and. indeed, all Com
phi"'s arising from Ntitrd or Impure El"od. The
popular belief in lnpmr ty of Blood" is funded in
ir'ih, Tor s'r"fIia ia degeneration 0f tlr binnh
The particular purpose aud virtue Or this Sarsapari-
IN IS tn pnriV and rEg"urrne this vital fluid, without
w''Sh '"nnd health is impossible in contaminated
ConSiIlntinns.
Prepared by J. c. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by.
Il. White and R. J. Van voorhies 4 Co. Placer.
willie.
2 W Cunningham .Ge' rGetown;
u ~ HiRslHsan. II noEad,s
I Mcdonald 4 Co. Sacramento:
Crane Bingham, San francisco, and all de aIers
IN heulclhe' Apr2
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
G A r D.
DIR. z. S. KISFY,
Physician, Surgeon, AcCOu-
cher and OCCuIikt,
G A R D

4 NNOCNCES to his friends and patrons, espe.
"A ally to the Ladies aud Grniirmrn Of the City
"I PlrrrrFiiie and vicinity. that he has permanently
located in the above nanrd Guy.
The Doctor is 4 graduate ui the Universities oi
PrSih Ini Vienna, Austria He Is also hrrused
from the Medical Firnity Of New Orleans oi which
place h. was y r".ivnl f,r nAny years and re
criv'h special Uitiuua fr"m the Howard Assoc ~.
tirn frr h hi,'i gui.,"d <irrpsA and d.vnt,nn IN
~" "in,r "f irr1uiv du'iu: the rpidrmic>
'lr lh''or sue ihud ~ The healing art i Europe
aii-o' the mid Ter urh '"""l. rpnSrd to ahy iui.
prllvtt, vi"ru; m'rrHEIdl treatment
Thr h",''"r p"rt'ru>.wi'h a skilled hand. all kinds
Of S1Gr'l Operations. 'SuCialiy those Of the Evr.
ll~ has hi ~ 'Nprriru'c in the latter lie ~.
ict l. also w'h special dr!ictcy, 10 cases Of Mid.
witty.
The Dnrf"r announces witt III" protounIrst mo I.
rsv io l. shir~ SlH ring h,s,MS lErulirr
to ~" -''N 'hli NE" am frV his r,ftind free q,
ch"ra,, II nH re'j.rtF ir.fijr ten o,,v. DsrA,,s
ir'li'" =" i"ir1l,s f'.n 'htl tri. we're fuT many
y'us IL" speciality ui 'h- b,..t"r
IT. ''nV ~ t',' m",r a. hra-l Europe IN
i"sr.i'r.> AZ? Nrwar- ..u.h frr 81. speedy md r.
f-rtrtl urr'>> in tie Treatment ~ those 4 srAses
which 'Ilrc 'l,,' ret an ;t'.h Trcy
VI" Doctor eau he cuu>nittd ~ ten different Ian
guI.->
"a !, % country rtii'''', s''rnded to promptly -
C".',S'"n.l.''> answered " "a ia r;glluY
OFF'ICE-t'"r -r ~ VI iin aud CuiOii4 s'r ITS
uP >iIir,l ",.p"-':t 'us Cary llru'c. Iar23
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

How NG:-The question is, how
long, nndrr the present management ii
our national affairs. can the people stand
the burdens imposed upon them? If the
Ab0lilioniSiS are wasting the money oi
the people in political >quabbleS, in eS-
tabliShing and supporting new spapcrS. in
paying loyal loafcrS to rlecticnyrr, how
much longer will it take to bankrupt the
cnnntry? That is the question, and it
must be met. KnavcS and tools saw it is
di>loyal to question the honesty Of the
Administration, but frecmen think and
act differently. Taxes are already ex
orbitant and are increasing at fearful
rate, and unless speedy check is put
upon the extravaganza and corruption of
those in power, reEudiation and national
disgrace must follow. Frank Blair Stnted
nn the floor Of Congress that Sprague, the
husband Of the daughter of Secretary
Chase, made ten millions of dollars out OF
the contracts given him by his loyal faith =
er-ln-law, Does any man believe he made
it legitimntrly? Is not such fayoli.ism a
burning shame?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

MASONIC There will be stated commuui.
cAtioh Of El Dorado gs, No. %, +. and A.
H., on Monday eveniSg next.
Sc. 14mes Hoyal Arch Chapter will work on
the degree Of PGStmasters - Wed Uesday even.
ing.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

How ELECTIONS ARE CARmEp.-It ap
pears by the published lists that the nun.
ber Of picked and pledged voters sent in
to New Hampshire for the benefit Of the
Administration at the last election, was
six thousand four hundred. This was
done chiefly during the eight days pre-.
ceding the election, at an enormous ex.
prnSe TO the Government. And this is
the way the people are taxed to enable
the Administration to defeat the Demo.
cratic party. They are taxed to pay the
elrctioneering expenses of Abolition loaf
erS and thieves, and to keep in power a
party which is fostering with corruption.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
SptriaI ann &tnrraI Nntirtr.

HOnOway's Pills and Ointm-
DOMESTIC REMEDIES.-No other formal. -
bIneS in % compact or concentrated q form a..
tive and eFsentaH qualities Of medicine a, x,
well adapted TO family As these poOo., -
dies. Devoid Of mineral and veret.b,. n.,'' '-'''
simple OutrHcacious In operation, th.S rs,r +. II
ministere'l with equal safety to the infan, =, =,
adult No household should be w;,hOu, ,r..,-
they are always useful In case Of ace,den, wv" "
Sold by all Druggists, atHSOc., Toe, and A, IA,
box or pot. ~"
The WOrld-R enOwned Rs-.
HOLLOWAY's
PILLS AND OINTMENw
For.1als In any quantities by
CRANE 4 BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists, San Fr,D.,..
The PhysAeian is often blam..-
want Of success in his treatment, when ,h. A,..-
ment In the recovery OF the sick is 70 be &C.,.
the administering impure medicines. RoA.,, M
aPothecAry, Is paying particular at,ept,on =. ~
eompoundins physicians prescription, and -
recipes from medicines of undoubt=d rurtv 80 80
White, Medical Han, iS appointed aSert n, ~.
NJ the Gehiins Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

Coon PAr.-Three and.a.haif tuns of quartz
from the WurIhen ledge, near this city, were
crushed u few days ago at the New York Mill.
aud yielded upwards of thirty dollars tun.-
II was n"t picked rock, but taken ,ndiscrimi.
nsteIy. The ledge is large. weIde6ned and
bids fair to be one Of the richest in the State
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

STAY AT HONE, OLD FELLOW. We ad
wise the editor Of the Como Sentinel to
never wander alone into the sage brush.
Some Nnnrod might mistake him fur a
jackaSS rabbit (Which animal lie greatly
Resembles in ever! thing but sngacity), }, and
bag him before he dis uvers his error.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

FiRE.-The Washington Hotel, large and
costly building. in Diamond Springs, was to
tally destroyed BY fire, with all jts contents
early yesterday morning. How the tire oriCi
mated we have not learned
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
RATIFICATION M.rrrus.-xho. 4e,+rr.vs !,

RATIFICATION MsETINe.-ThO seleRrapA IN.
fOrms Us that the COnveatioa n disvDiouis,s
which assembled in Baltimore on fuesday last.
with great unanimity and singular diserimius.
'i"n and appropriateness, nominated Abraham
Linc"ln, the ruthless Union splitter, for the
Presidency. 1t is "s nOminatins emipeutly
Ht to be made;" and will be cordially iudorsed
By every man who hates the Union Of our
fathers, derides the Federal Cunstitutiou9Snd
desires "new nation" BY every en-, nv If
civil liberty, Of free speech, 0f religious tnler.
alton by every shoddyite, Government thief
negro adorer, Federal official and pImp Of on
preston. The scheming, unprineipled, trai.
torous crew who run the Abolition machine
knew it would not subserve their interests N
nominate a statesman or man Of marked
ability for that exalted position; they had tried
Lincoln, he had yielded, reluctantly, he said.
TO their "pressure !" they we're sure of their
man, and gave him the nomination. He will
serve their purposes, and, if elected, viii! rem.
DER restoration of the Union impossible. On
Thursday night his nomiu alton was ratified bv
the otice'holders and place hunters of this
city The firing Of cannon, beating of drums.
yelling Of loyaliSts, and the PacervilIe Band
got mixed crowd together of boys, contra.
bands, office holders aud bummers. and a nro.
eesslon was formed and marched through our
streets, the Band playing a tune dedicated 10
thief and murderer. The procession was
balted in front of the Cary House, and different
IoyaIIsts we're called upon to let off steam
District Attorney Williams, with his usual rer.
sPlcu'ty and eloquence, jnyfully responded, but
meeting with something akin to French m.
Plause, quickly subsidized. He was followed
oy Marshal Ensminger, who was brought To a
sudden halt by supercious loyalists, Jealous
OF SANS logic and wit, remarking. "Sum.
tna's the old thing" District Attorney in ex.
pectancy Blanchard, followed, bowed, couphed
smiled, muttered fe~ words, houndered and
W'lted. Judge Squires followed, apoIopised
Tor being caught in such company, compared
himself to Andy johnson, the Abolition nomi.
nee for Vice President, pitched into Breckin.
ridge and jeff. DAVIS, and then retired. Judg.
bryan next took the stand, talked about oyn.
"ons' Grant and Western soldiers, thought II
extremely doubtful if man 10 the crowd nm.
derst"od or appreciated Grants movements;
Grant was doing everything, Lincoln nothing
and-Here the Band was instructed TO com.
mence playing to choke Judge B. of. whose
remarks were somewhat rambling and no,
complimentary to the Union splitter. Dir. Nc.
C~llum' in brief speech, "cIosed the enter
"lnment OF the night" The procession was
small the meeting spiri'less, The speakers dull
and the whole affair magnificent fzzle.
BONDS IssUED.-The .BoA' d Of Supervisors, at
their meeting on Monday, issued bunds in the
"mount OF twenty thuusaud dollars, being the
eiRhih insinllin..n nE .....- ...... -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

ORDER REscINDED.- The order II the Board
OF Supervisors Of May 8, 1854, changing the
boundary line Of the townships of PlacerviIle
aud Diamond Springs. having been made IN
der misapprehrnsion, was rescnded at their
late meeting, aud the old line re-establisbed.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11


NoBBERr.-About o clock Wednesday af-
tern"on candidate for penitenrary honors
walked into the store Of Mr.. Nachman, on Main
street. from the rear Of the building, opened
his safe and nippeG three hundred dollars in
gold coin. Mr. -Nachman WAS at supper at the
time and his clerk was sitting in front of
the store. He heard the thief and inquired his
business. He hadn't any but just dropped in
to see Mr.. N. play game of CHI css.- -Abouts
O'clock in the evening Mr.. n. discovered hi,
loss. got description Of the thief from his
clerk, gave it to Under Sheriff Hume, and in u
few hours that officer arrested the thief. and
recovered but part Of the money, the fellow
having purchased suit OF fine clothes and
spent some iu treating lie was committed to
Jail for trial.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

MoRE ELLAINY.-W Washington letters
State that the Senate Naval Investigating
Committee have made important di>rov.
cries in relation to the manner Of making
purchases for the n wal Department an |
there is prospect they will he the means
OF breaking up an alarming system Of
frandS and speculation. The AImini>tra
ti"n is trying to suppress the facts, but
some OF the Republican Senator's are not
disposed to CRAFTY it. They think it is
time to put Il stop 80 the corruption so
prevalent in the different Departments,
and that exposure may have tendency
to'thcck it. Millions have oeen squan.
dcred on fAvoIitrS, and millions have been
stolen by loyal scamps, without a word Of
ccnSurc from the Administration. The
country cannot much longer stand such
protligacy and corruption.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
OGDEN sQUIREs,

COUNSELOR AND ATTORNEY -AT.LAw,
viii practice in the District Court. OfRce-Dour
Lass Block, Main street, adjoining the Cary House.
Uanl6l
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

THE CALIFORNIAN is the title Of q large and
neatly printed weekly literary paper that has
made its appearance in San Francico. 1t is
edited by Mr.. Charfes IL. Webb, a graceful
writer aud experienced journalist. Snme per,
son with mere taste in literature than honesty Y
"Dipped" the first numbe. from our table be.
fore we had examined it; the second number
however is before us, and we find it filled with
reading matter, original and selected, Of the
highest order. We shall hereafter treat our
readers to some Of the Californian's articles,
and feel assured that they will indorse our
judgment us TO their merit.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
Gburrbrsss Charitable @rnrrs

Prots3tsnt 4 EPtse0pGI chur.A
PLACERNlLLh. Divine Servir'. At IN. con., IL
eVs-Y Sunday m"rni ?. ~ 10y ccIock ISaes
at same place at y "''lOck. PN CULOMA1ss,.;tot.
on the hrsi aud third Sunday evening. ~ ~.
'tl O'clock W. DoRADO-srrvces on ths "".aN. ...a,
Nnd murth sunday evenings Of the month ~ lone ..o
o'l"k DIAMOND SPRINGS-Srryir. a, ,hsea yves
"nd ani fourth Sundays Of each month A. n.N. ~.
Fs &C PElRCE, Mini,t.r
"Ts''""'e'0Ar house H"crrVle. i'm
CRthh1Ic Chureh.-ReV
Mil nfhciatr in Gr"TVet"Wn on every 6y., 49,
of the month also. in Colnma ChuJch a. ~ 'uig
SUNDAY. Divine service commence, a, N H'Is
N"sP"r'. in st. Patrirk's Church P.s.,s;,i' n
/ every Sunday evening, At quarter natl On
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
GRAND CELEBRATION
OT THE ssTH A>>ivRR>ARY OF
American independence |!
AT PLAcBRvlLV. .IrlY 41m, 1864.

The Comm tee cf ARA geinrutS met AZ the
Cnnrt Ro IN N the City of PIccr'I:lr. on the End
Of JUNE, l>6I. NnyUTC ". IH-~rttT ia The chair
Tn melton VI X Shrarer VA elected Secretary.
on motion, the following sub Comnitters were
appointed:
omnnttee on Preparing the Gronndr and Fire
WnrkN-A. 4. Van NWTheS. W. NJ. Bradshaw,
d l.. Mun.on. b. +. Pew and B. 5. Cracker.
Committee 70 SnlicI' Contributions y W. Cul
len. NJ. X. ShcArer, =. J. Ensmingrr, and 5. \.
Penwen
Committee on MuAic-.I. A. Rowan, 3. }. Ems
minxrT and ". ". CTccker.
On moti"u. lIaTk.r IIIil was selected az the
place 10 hold the celebration
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Z" A Slight Cold" C0mghU-

a Slight Cold" Coughs.
Few are aware Of the impoI tance of clirckinc "A
Cough or "SLI'iIlR coin" in its first stage thai
which !" the brgimning would yield I" u mt RENE.
dH, u heglectc' >"'n attacks the lung. BROW :
bhoNCillAL VI TRoCllES give sure and almo>t immc.
nlhte relief Nj itary Officers aud llers should
have them, Ms they eau be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasnu requires
Agents for California, REDINGTON L CO San
Francisco. ,,,t
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

METHODIST FESTIvAL.-Our readers will not
forget 10 attend the festival TO be given by the
ladies of the 81. f. Church, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday evenings next. The
entertainment will be excellent, and the OBJ
ject praiseworthv. We hope the Pavilion wih
be crowded ON each evening
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
- - - - 80
I3IRTI HIS

In Diamond Srring>. June lol, tuE y
Strun' and wife, Il daughtr
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

lRATABA. the great Indian chief, has become
so far civilized as to appear in Washington in
suit at fashionable wearing apparel, ude by
Houston. Hastings & Co.. Of New York, order.
ed and presented by Uncle Abe himselt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

NEXT President. The delegation that
will meet at Chicago, on the 4th Of July
next, says the Albany Argus, will select
the candidate who is destined to be the
next President Who, we pretend not to
say ; but all the signs, and that instructive
sentiment which is surer than any reason.
ing, tell Us that the choice of the Democ.
racy there,wiIl be the choice Of the people.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11
ORDER OF THE DAY:

" DA1
At daylight, national salute Of IS auBs, and
ringing uf bells
Al 9"'ckck, A. NJ. salute Of 10 guns
The procession will form A. /" 0'clock, A. NJ.
under direction "f the MarshAI, Colonel, and Chr.
Engineer 0f the Fire Department, IN the G,oN it,e
order: The right resting IN the lnWpT end az IN,
PlAzs. and the left di'piAyi ea,t on Main street
in the fnlluwing order:
lst-Bra-s band
9ud-OAi;ers Of the Day Members OF the CITY
Government and County Officers;
3d-MiIiiar! Comp4ni"s
lth PiCnerrS, who arrived In California prior
tu 1850,
5th-Placerv!le Fire Department
ing cnnntry,
Mh-'itilens generally:
lhe pr"crssi"n viii march down Main TO CoL,ma
Nfttt up Cuion1 tn Spring street, dow Spriug t..
MIL street, along Mill Ia Nam street, up Nam
street to pper Town, thence back tn Cedar Ka.
vine street, up Cedar kAlimr STREET 10 Pacific
street thence along facIt" street To he grounds.
ORDgR OF RXEKcIsEs:
lst-Mu.ic by the Bard;
2nd-I'raIer Il, the haulain;
3d-SingIng l.! HE Glr- Club;
-hcadIng the Declaration Of Independence,
9TH Music by the Band
6th- -OTatI"n
Tth->Inging hy the Glee Club.
6th-irm dIclI"n;
9th-Mu-ir by the Band
loth Flrins Of Cannon, adjournment.
On mnti"n these rrncrrdIngs were ordered ,n
he pu hshrd III the Mountain Dtntncrat aud IaIl,
and Wrrkl! News.
e. w. BREWSTER. Chairman.
VI *. SHEANRR. >erTrtaty.
PlacerIll JUNE 2lid, laGl.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

FRANcIs BRAzkE, i'll City Block, has just re,
ceived splendid stock of bnots aud shoes oi
every description. MIR. B. also manuta clures
to order everything in that line.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

FENIANs, ATTENTION There will be meet
my "t the Fenun brotherhood at the Hall Of
H4pe A1ok and ladder GnmpaBy, in the uld
Union 1rfidnhg"0n Main siTerk ut clock
r. A "n Sunday 9pne. l2.h. -vt:Ftry member
IS expected to be ia attendance, az imuorlaut
business will bo trarSacted.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

His numerous friends will be panied to hear
of the death Of Peter j. Meighan. who departed
this life at ClarkSville, on Thursday, and was
buried in the Catholic Cemetery, in this citv.
yesterday. We have known hun during the
PaSt ten years, aud in all that time never heard
word of evil report against HIM. "Ile was
plain blunt man that loved his friends" de.
voted husband und good citizen.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

WoRrnLEsS.-Mr. Rogers, of the Phila.
delphia Inquirer, who was on board one
Of the Monitors for many months in
Charleston harbOr, says it will not lie two
years before. they will be sold for old iron.
Admiral Dupont'S report would seem to
justify that opinion. If their boa>trd in
vnlnerabilty is true, why have nnt they
accomplished more? 1t is certainly not
for the want Of brave men to sail aud
manage them. Notwithstanding they
have proved worthless, the Secretary Of
the Navy clingS to them and is building
more Of them. Practical and Sagaci"n>
m'n profit by experience, Secretary
Wells doesn't.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-11

BoSDs IssuvD.-The. BoA' Of Supervisors, at
their meeting on Monday, issued bonds in the
amount Of twenty thousand dollars, being the
eighth InstaIl'nenI of ten per cent. IN the coun.
~ subscription Of two hundred thousand dol
lars I" the capital stuck of the Placerville and
Sacrament Valley RaIlrmd Company.