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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF FL Dorodo.-
~ In the Probate Court in and for said County
In the matter Of the Estate Of HENRY r. classy
Deceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of this Court, made and
entered Of record on this 18th day Of January, A.
D. 1854,
NOTICE is hereby given that Monday the st day
OF February, A. d. 1854 at the hour Of one, P. NJ.
Of that day, at the Court Room Of said Court In the
City Of Pacerville has been appointed as the time
in rHsrinG the application OF Allen Armheld pray
to be the last VII ana n In nj Go9 pSEpesnE
be admitted to Probate and that letters
ry thereon be issued to said Allen ArmiieId who il
named therein as Executor at which time and piac
all persons interested may appear and contest the
same.
{ - Witness my hand and seal Of said Pro-
J sEAL bate Court, this 18th day Of January, A.
~ D. 1854.
THOMAS B. PATTEN,
Clerk OF Probate Court.
H. @. sloss, Atty for Petitioner. Ttd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

FATAL SHoorING.-On Saturday last, in
WhtteoGk Township, Mat Lahr was shot and
mortally wounded BY Constantine Hix, dying
on Tuesday evening. Hix occupied part of
Lahr'S house, from which the latter attempted
70 eject him BY force-breakinG down the door
for that purpose whereupOu he discharged at
IAhF . shot gun heavily loaded, the entire
charge taking effect in the shoulder and pre-
ducing horrible wound. Both men are well
known iD our county. Lahr was German, a
clever man and good citizen. and we deeply re.
gret to Be called upon to chronicle his tragical
fsts. Hix is in the county Jail awaiting the
action Of the Grand Jury.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

W0KDs OF WARNING.- of the
Administration party boast that they
have aErayed the North against the South;
that this is Q sectional war for sectional
purposes; that the domestic institutions
Of the South must be wiped out before
they will permit the Union to be restor.
Cd. According to their own reasonable
statements, then, this is q sectional war.
. war for the emancipation Of the negro,
not for the restoration of the Union. And
in these times of excitement and fanati
cism, Of intolerance and persecution, of
folly and servility, of corruption and per-
Hdy, Of spies and bastiles, the impressive
and admOuishing language of Gen. Jack
son, that uucOmprOmisiDg Democrat and
incOrruptible patriot, statesman and hero,
cannot bs too often repeated. "IE"ssaid
anticipating the present struggle, pen.
strating the designs of the Abolitionists,
The men who now shape the policy Of
the Administration, "such Z struggle is
ever begun, and the citizens of one section
ofthe country are arrayed in arms against
those Of another, let the battle end as it
may, there will be an end of the Union,
and with it an end to the hopes of free
men," War, then, in his opinion-an
opinion that ct one time Democrats rc.
spected, whatever they may think now
though waged in the name of the Union,
would be utterly destructive Of the ends
for which the Union was formed. All
our eminent statesmen hold the same
opinion now. POt.hOuse politicians and
Orainless "lOyalists" and shoddy con-
tractors and psUsioned editors and spout
era bold differently. We reject the advice
and warnings Of statesmen, and accept
the counsel Of fanatics. "The citizens of
one section Of the country are arrayed in
arms against those of another," and it
seems to be the 6xed determination of the
Administration party to keep them so ar
raysd until the weaker are exterminatcd.
II they accomplish their purpose, then in
the prophetic language Of Gen. jackson,
there will be an end Of the Union, and
With 1t an end to the hopes Of freemen."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
PROBATE NOTICE,

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
~ Probate Court In said County
In the matter Of the Estate Of FRANCIS J, HOO
YER, Deceased.
In pursuance Of an order Of said Court. made
and entered on the 10th day Of January, A. b. 1884.
notice is hereby given that, on aturday, the SOth
DAY Of January, A. D. 1884, at 10 O'Clock A M. Of
been appointed for hearing the application Of FRAN
els J. Hoover, Jr., praying that document now en-
nile in this Court purport!ng to be the last win and
Testament Of Francis J. Hoover, deceased, be ad.
mtted to probate, and that letters testamenary be
Issued thereon to said Francis J. Hoover, Jr.. Who
ts named therein as Executor; at which time and
place all persons interested may appear and contest
the same.
(-, Piacerville, Ian. 10th, A. D. 1854.
I SEAL. THOMAS B. PATTEN, Clerk.
- By J. G. CARPENTER, Deputy.
Geo. Z. Williams, Atty for Petitioner. Gtd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

GEN. ScorT.-Gen. Scott says that "the
fighting has only commenced, and that
the real hard fighting as to take place.
The Government has fooled away every
golden opportunity, and thus, instead Of
ending the rebellion as it could have done
long since, has extended it to the distant
future" Is he a copperhead? He throws
the responsibility Of the continuance Of
the war upon the Administration. at
could have ended it long SINCE" he says,
and the people are coming to the same
conclusion. 1t would not do to end it
before the next Presidential election. The
Administration needs soldiers to keep it
in power; shoddy contractors to establish
and support Abolition organs; military
Governors to control elections Provost
Marshalls TO threaten tho timid; and
peace would rob it of its tools, and there,
fore it has "cxtended the war to the dis.
tant future"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

"CAUsELEss REBELLIoN."-It is inter.
est'nS, says a cU'1~r~.-.,, - .--.
who have denounced Abolitionism all
their lives-who have warned the people
of the precise results of its agitation that
we find upon US now-who have insisted
that such action must necessarily lead
to civil war and disunion-it is interest.
ing to hear such men now talk about this
causeless rebellion" Leaders of the
Abolition party boast that they provoked
it and forced the South to secede from the
Union; that they resolved to destroy slav-
cry or break up the Union, and yet with
these facts before them, men talk about
this "causeless rebellion. "' Impartial his
tory will give it another name.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

NArIoNAL DEBr.-The Cincinnati Ga
zette, the home organ ofSecretary Chase,
says that our National debt is already a
billion of dollars, and adds "another year
of war would add greatly to the already
heavy load" What prospect is there of
its being brought to conclusion within
year, or five years even, with the mis-
management, imbecility and insanity to
carry it on at Washington, which have
characterized its progress SO far How
lnn" can the country survive such an enor-
nous tax on its Industry Great as our
resources are they cannot long stand such
tremendous drain. A crash is mpend.
ing and 1t must come, and when it comes it
will annihilate the greenback party.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

LOYAL OFFIcIOUNEss SIGNALLY REBUK-
FD.-The people of Nevada Territory have
manifested to the world that they are
honest, intelligent, independent and pa
triotic. With withering scorn they have
Just rebuked the oficious Washington
authorities" and their plant tools. By an
almost unanimous vote they have rejected
a Constitution which the Federal Admin
istratlon, Conncss and Highly implored
them to adopt. The telegraphic dispatch
of Conness is rich and characteristic. 1t
exhibits loyal Johns tremendous inhu-
ence with the people of that Territory
Our old "pard" telegraphs to J. T. Good
man. Of Virginia City, under date Of
Washington, January l6, 1864 :"
II is of the first consequence that Nevada
shall adopt her Constitution. Her votes are
wanted here, andsevery loyal man impatiently
awaits her application for admission. She has
the great honor of being the first to rebuke the
pFetense that the States are mere partners, as
wen hS Vi udNNuk bcb NdtlOuhl over DLdLe Sow
ereignty. Let nothing hinder the adoption of
your Constitution. JOHN CONNESS.
The Administration wants her votes,
John says, "and every loyal man impa-
tiently awaits her application for admis-
sion." Let them wait, coolly respond the
sovereigns of Nevada to the imploring ap-
peal. "Let nothing hinder the adoption
Of your Constitution" urges the loyal
California Senator to the loyal people OF
Nevada and they reply, excuse US; the
Constitution is a humbug and we are dead
against it and those who indorse it,
Nevada I" has the great honor of being the
first to rebuke the pretense that the States
are mere partners, as we'll as Of having
set National over State sovereignty" says
John and the still greater honor of hav-
ing repudiated the doctrine extolled by
John. "The Administration would be
glad to have Nevada State" Highly and
Conness inform the people Of Nevada
That is n matter of indifference to US,
they bluntly reply. We have no sympa'
thy with, no confidence in, no respect fol
the Administration, and are not disposed
to make it "glad." The rebuke speedily
followed the appeal, and must have beer
keenIy felt by the OficiOus gentlemen.-
GOnness', H}iisB5yl H}iB5l'x %" d." atASd idtgetiGR
in Nevada Territory.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

NoHsUH.-In the contested election case,
Judge Squires sustained the motion Of the re-
spoadeat S6e . nonsuit, and the case was
thFowa out Of Court Joe. Simmons was the
ehoiss Of the sovereigns Of Mud Springs Town
ship SOr Collector, and the Abs might as we'll
make up their minds to submit 10 the will Of
The majority.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

RsADsR, do you want pair Of elegant and
durable boOtst II 90, leave your measure
with Francis Brssse, the great American boot
maker, In ''City Block" His boots are the
nearest to everlasting" that We have ever
worn. NJ. B. keeps general assortment of
che best imported boots, shoes, etc, for both
saxes. Give him Q call.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
~ wrr.As<D COUNTY,

n ApaE. Of This city, on Sunday, extracted
ANisR hall iko@ the shoulder Of . Chinaman,
u - Hsst asassrO1s ed aciestiHc manner
1AsBS. ha totssaa surgeon, having served
sssas6tA tAe ssny Of Napoleon the Great.-
He b - ysArs of age. The ChinamAn had
ben sAot b 0rsassr highwayman.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

TIE Nevada Territorial Legislature or
ganized on Tuesday. The Senate elected
these officers President, G. D. Hall ;
Secretary, P. G. Clark; Assistant Secre-
tary, A. Whitford; Enrolling Clerk, A.
Sayre; Engrossing Clerk, Mr.. Smith
Sergeant at Arms, Harvey Carpenter ;
Messenger, Daniel HAWKINS; Page, A. NJ.
Lewis; Fireman, E. Q. Chambers. The
officers of the House are Speaker, Mr..
Simmons; Clerk, A. S. Allen; Assistant
Clerk, G. NJ. Gregory Sergeant at Arms,
7. NJ. Carson Messenger, Charles Carter;
Page, Geo. Ritchie; Enrolling Clerk, Mr.,
Powell.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
ESTATE OF SIMON P. CoNDEE
DECEASED.

NOTICE Is hereby given by the underlined. Al.
~ minisratoT Of the above named Estate Ito the
said Deceased TO exhibit the same. Witb The 5scss'
sary vouchers, TO him, at his ONCE in the Civ Of
Placervie, within ten months from the publicstion
Of this notice, or the same will be forever barred.
JAMES B. HUME,
D,, Administrator Of said Estate,
PlacerVile, January 28d, ls6A.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
BROwN's
BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs
Ro1
COUGHS
AID
COLDS.
COLDS.

Voice. Military 0AceTs and Soldiers, Uko o@,.s.S
the voice and are exposed 10 sudden 0AanRos S.Sss
use them. Obtain only the o@UIMR
BFonehIaI Troches, having proved theiP sGoSSs ~
a test Of many years, are highly reeemmenSeS.S
prescribed BY Physicians and S0ygOnmD IL EAs 49,
ana have received testimonials from mAnv e-.sc-yS
men.
Sold BY ell Druggists and Dealers IN Measesn, q,
the United States and most foreign countries, q -
Agent: Tor California, REDNeToN CO.
RFaneIseO. [dee4A-lI
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

AFFRAT.--A serious affray occurred at Smiths
Flat, on Saturday night last, in which three
men, Saul, Whipley and Sheldon, were more
or less cut with Bowie knife by one Stark
We do not know who we're at fault, but learn
that the affair was superinduced by too free
use of tarantula juce-vulgarly called fighting
whisky. Stark is in Jail awaiting the action of
the Grand Jury.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

MAsonc.-There will be q called communi.
eAaiOa OE n Dorado Lodge, No. 26, F. and A.
r., % Monday evening next
The degtee Of Mark Master will be conferred
BY st. James Royal Arch Chapter on WedneS-
DAY evening next, at 6H O'Clock.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

MR>ARTs.-W. N. Bradshaw, Main street,
has SSr Sals large collection of beautiful steel
engravtDes. These ongravings being cheap,
The lovers Of the beautiful can crafty their
taste Tor pictures at small cost Call and see
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

The CoNrRABANDs. The contrabands
are indebted to their loving Abolition
friends for something more than their
freedom. Rev. Mr. Fiske, a philanthro.
pist of the John Brown school, says Of
1000 negroes under his care at Memphis,
last Spring, 1900 died IN three months.
They were ragged and filthy, and incapa-
BILE of taking care Of themselves. Well
did Mr.. George S. Hillard inquire, in a
recent speech" we intend to abol-
ish slavery by abolishing the slave :" 1t
seems 80. Their condition has not been
improved by their freedom, and thousands
of them are begging to be restored to their
masters.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

ARREsrED.-Several vigorous Prosecu-
tors Of the war have been arrested at
Alexandra for frauds in the quartermAs'
ter's department. 1t is thought they have
stolen about two millions Of dollars, but
as they are loyal to the Administration
they will escape punishment From re-
liable reports we learn that Government
is swindled out OF at least two hundred
millions yearly. or course contractors
and officers want the warsto continue.
In MEMoRIAn.-At meeting Of members Of
the Masonic Fraternity, held at Canon City, N.
T. for the purpose Osi3ssniDg sSe body offs. P.
Condee, on January 1st, 1864, the following
resolutions, were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased our Supreme Grand
Master 10 call from this labor Of earth TO re.
fIeshment in the higher and better life, our be-
loved Brother Simon P. COndee; and where
as, Brother COndee has always demeaned him
self as quiet and peaceful citizen, a true
friend, and worthy member of the Order; there.
fore
Resolved. That these Brethren here assembled,
in the absence'of regularly constituted Ledge
ID r. sD6A. " deeply sympatbiss Es;os ~
bereaved friends Of our deceased Brother in
their affliction, and with them will cherish the
memory of his many virtues with friendly and
fraternal regard.
Resolved, That as a token of respect to the
memory Of our departed friend and Brother,
these Brethren wear the usual badge Ofmourn-
ing for thirty days.
Resolved, That copies of these resolutions
be furnished the relatives of the deceased
Brother and also to the Reese River Revellie
and Mountain Democrat, with the request that
they publish the same.
W. Fl. BRoDHEAD,
A. H. MoREHEAD,
Com. on Resolutions
Canon City, Jan. 5tb, 1864.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

LssEsLKIIvB DOcUxkKTS.-We are indebted
70 Hen. }. ". Freeman Of the Senate, and
HOa. T. y. Fraser Of The Assembly, for Legis-
1Akiwa h0aunNAmka
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
Special ann GrnrraE Notices.

a NsaLscTED coVea o. os,.
AZ IhAITATHO On eOas fHaAaS.
allowed 70 progress, Pes-Ils
rious PulmenaFys DronehIal ~
Asthnatic diseases, OlIouti
incurable. Browns Rr~~.1,ss
Troches reach directly ~ -
ieeted paris, ana rive aE
immediate relief Eor AroocsE
tis, Aslhma, 0eAaFSA, anS 90
sumpuVO CouGA III PaaAsS.
useful. Public epeakers
olagsRa eAoalA have IA @v.s
IN clear and
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

0saMAH DHUeSroRE.-Mr. AdOlph Faust has
reOpeOOd the German Drug Store with splen-
did assortment Of drngs and medicines. Mr..
Faust is an experienced spOthecary and all
who PatrODize him can rely on being well scrv-
A.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Wa are, - usual, indebted to Wells, Fargo
4 Co, b. 8. HernAndez, and L. G. Culver for
newspaper favors during the past week.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

"MucH remains unsung," as Thomas
Cat, Esq. said when he was shot with
bootjack' that cut short his serenade.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

A DUCHMAN's HEARr.RENDING SoLILo-
GUY is thus described: "She lofes Shon
Mickle so peter as me, because he has
cot a copie tolars more as I has"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
B BIRT H S.

At Duroc Cottage, on the lSst inst, to F. G.
Crawford and wife, a son.
In this city, January 18th, to E. l.. Kenney
and wife, . son.
In this city, January 21st, to Geo. C. Cong
don and wife, daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

LONG TERM.-On Tuesday last the al
lotment Of the terms of Senators was
made, and Mr.. Maddox drew the long
term.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Particular attention paid to the COM
pounding OF Physicians Prescriptions.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
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The Physician 10 oRtSA blamed -
want Of In his treatment when the disappsi.
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the administering impure medicines. Robert WAhs
apotheeaTy, 10 paying particular attentIOa y ~
eompounding l'hySieians' prescriptions ana fAany
recipes from medicines Of undoubted rvrfty. RsAs.t
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
Gburrttss. .GbaritabIe @rGrrs.

Protestant EPtseOPAI CAuFSA-
PLACERVILLE. Divine eevviee St the CO1St Bsass
every Sunday morning. ~ 10y O'Clock Sunday aeAssl
at same place, At y O'Clock. p =. COLOMA-SsTVfeo
the hrst and third SoDday evenings Of The measA
at : O'Clock. FL DORADO-Serviees the SeesaS
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. a erN1a
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRlNGs-SerVIee o. tAe -.
ond ALd fourth Sundays Of each uonIh. a. O'eiosh
?. G. c. PIERCE, AlaiOaaR
Residence, Cary House, P1aeervilIe. IGSs
Catholic ChuReh.-RSV. ,. LaPRaA
will oGieiAte in Georgetown % every 1PSs aaSAsy
Of the month also, In CoSo@a Church On the tAiFa
Sunday. Divine service eommeneeO as le A -
Hespers, in St. Patnekb Church, PiaservilI.. ea
every Sunday evening, at quarter Past !. IN
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-01

A REBEL RAID ON sHISSsToN.-We learn
from gentleman who resides In shinnston,
Harrison county, that rebel raid was made
upon that place on Friday night last, about
nine O'Clock. The rebels, twelve in number,
left theil horses about mile out Of town, and
came into the village on foot. They were sus.
pected by man who met them as they came
into town, and who gave the alarm. The
rebels fred several shots In the direction Of the
man, and then proceeded TO the store OF Mr.. T..
Foreman.
There were several persons In the store al
the time, but the rebels drew their pistols and
told the occupants TO sit perfectly still and not
open their mouths. They then commenced to
help themselves 10 the most valuable goods in
the store-about five hundred dollars worth
after which they left and went to the place
where their horses were hitched and rode of
rapidly up Mud Lick creek, in the direction OF
Webster.
While the rebels were In the store of Mr..
Foreman, Mr.. Fleming, ex-member Of the
Legislature, happened 10 step In, when he was
requested TO take q seat and keep quiet. AS he
seemed inclined TO hesitate, one OF the thieves
presented q persuader to his breast In the shape
Of pistol and he was induced to comply.
The scoundrels were led by a man named
Anderson, who formerly resided in shsnnston
bu. who has been In the rebel army for three
years or more Wheeling (Vd.) LntsHigsnee.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-01
New York stock List.
By the Peoples Telegraph Lines,
OdloeH-5Il Ninth street and corner Pennsylv ami
avenue and Sixth utreet,


SURGEON CHAs. II. LAMB, U. 8. A., has bee4
assigned to duty as medical attendant OF the Sol
diers' Home In this city.
Hon. s. P. CHASE iS expected in the city to-
day.
Hon. WM. G. MooRHEAD, late President a
the Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, sailed yester'
day for Live pool. Mr.. Moorhead IL partner In
the banking house Of Jay Cooke Il Co.
MAJOR FRANK 8. BOND, who has long been
senior add dc camp on the star OF Major General
Roseerans, has resigned his commission.
AMONG the arrivals yesterday In town were
Senators A. d. Morgan and Ira Harris, New York
s. q. Pomeroy and James n. Lane, Kansas Henry
3. Lane, Indiana; Wm. sprague, Rhode Island
John shermAn, Ohioi James Harlan, Iowai J. W
NeSmlth, Oregon, and J. b. Henderson, Missouri
OF the House OF Representatives, Hons. Augustus
Frank, HewYOrk; Henry Winter Davis, Maryland
II. Z. Schenck and r. p. spaulding, 0hioj Georgi
A. YeAnan, Kentucky and Joseph Bailey, Penn
sylvania.
REv. HENRY JEssUP, the well.known mis-
EionAry to syria, sailed for that country from New
York In the steamer City OF London, on Saturday
last.
Rev. W. II. MILBURs, the blind preacher
lie lures at the Academy OF Music, Boston, thi
| evening.
Mr.. J. r. McCULLocH, the well. known au
thor # the "DictionaTy of Commerce. and othe
valuable works, died yesterday morning, In tn
18TH year Of his age.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-12-01
FROM TENNns SEE.

A Battle Imminsnt-Our Forces " Eager
for the Fray"-G snera L. Hopeful and
Conhdent-RaiIFoal ommunic alton
intact with Chat tan, ,oEa-ArrIvsI of
m"j Gen. J. A. Saith, Corps.
NASHVILLE, Nov. 10Th army movements
ton.
The Federal orces have not retreated except
TO improve thu. location, a I'D occupy Franklin
to-day; But they will pro baby select place
OF Dattle M Ich nearer Nash vile.
ekirmh hing has occurred, with little or no
advanta'Se to either sid Q. The probability Is
that battle will be 70 ught within the next
forty eight hours.
oir forces are In eager snticip Stion, and our
ge'Ierals hopeful and confident.
Large accesslons Of troops ha We reached
here, who have been sent TO advanta geous po-
sitions.
Small detachments OF rebel cavalry are ope
rating not far from Mas hville, doing, h oweyer
no great damage.
Railroad communication with CHAT. ,uooga
Is intact" The trains are running regula rly.
Ihere 10 much excitement among thu citi
army.
Maj: Gen. A. j. Smiths corps reached err
tonight.