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The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
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Semi-Weekly and Weekly Newspape
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THE w q H l. ID, 70 which the New York
l. NLtkl( AH''US has been united. ltas'io.dIy
h'r 'iEts tI' "E-!' Esic ,tt,ulfttou oi Aty pcrn-
cra''c or cou,e.s rtlvv ueu.p,rtr.. Il adIsrs,es
WttN'v alone more ihan liD.Ha snh,ct. -, aai
r.'ii~idr; purchases, AMI r.,, ,,s al ,;t,i hall
H'lion q" .l~rs. W.T.. The steady urf's-r in cir.u.
'htI"I Viirl 1; n"w etJ"Y> these unmher, vii ."ou
he doubted. Nothing les. than thts should ssi,f,
'a"S- WHO believe that The oL'y hup- NJ restoring
o." tn:'n ana the author : 81 the Constitution
over IA u1w distracted and DIVIDED country. urs In
~, sting puW,t fra. tlt La:.s -; those sho,r ia.
Ea; -t' las helped To pTuyutr. invite, agi ton.
r var: and tsHt 10 accriai.l 81, 'ii> tA ,p ~ au.
IS rL Lc:iNc a. tlir d "uN tnrunri, al4e sui On.
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amor ltc wo~kit = retl, u, i.HA.ns nlrn aud t-
vo',rg mcn II tlr Aorth.
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

E1cELLExr APPoIETKEXr.-We learn BY teIe-
graph that the President has appointed James
W. ShAnklin, Of this county, Receiver of Pub.
lie Moneys for the District of San Francisco.
This Il an appointment eminently &" fit to be
msde, aud singular exception to the general
rule. Mr.. ShankIin is honest, competent and
deserving. He iS and has been for years the
devoted personal and political friend of Sena-
tor COnnsss, 10 whose influence, we presume,
he owes his appointment, which has been con-
Grmsd by the Senate.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

OFFICIAL NEGLIoENcs.- Fairplay cores
p0ndeDt, under date of February oath, send:
us the following: "The Daily News of the 2ls
instant, attempts TO exculpate the Deputy
Sheriff for his neglect Of duty, by abusing
your correspondent, calling him 'Copperhead,
etc. l shall not Oondescend to handy epithets
With that Insignificant institution. The News
says, anybody who knows Mr.. Lowry, our
Deputy Sheriff, will pronounce the thing lie.
/ have this to say in reply: I got my informa-
tion from highly respectable citizen of Fair
play, whose tritli and veracity are unimpeach.
able. he repeats that Mr.. Lowry did ask
who will pay Us for our trouble in attempting
to arrest the desperadoes 2 in a conversation
with my informant and in the presence of two
other gentlemen. In conclusion, Messrs. Edi.
tors, allow me to say, have no disposition to
do Mr.. Lowry or any other gentleman ujusticei
but think IN officer should do his duty under
Aach circumstances without inquiring who
will pay him, when the county pays him for
dSisg the business for the public. Il. W. B."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

GLAD or r.-We. are gratihed to hear that
Alfred Briggs, Of this county, an old personal
and political friend of Senator Couness, has
been appointed Collector of Internal Revenue
for the middle District. Conness is rapidly
filing up The Federal Offices on this coast with
his old friends, to the exclusion of the old line
Republicans, who assisted to place Lincoln in
poWeF, in spite of the fierce opposition of Con-
nsss and bic friends. COnuess is grateful to
his friends; the President is Z" on the contrary
qaite the REVERSE" COuness provides for his
friends; Lincoln gives his the cold shoulder
Republicans will soon learn, ifthey have not
learned already, that it pays better to court
Conneaa than Lincoln.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

TREASoNABLE SCHEME.-A Washington
correspondent says. another great fact has
been brought to light, even at this early
day in Congress : namely, that a well di-
gested plot actually exists on the part oi
Mr.. Lincoln and his friends, by which
with the aid of the army, Mr.. LINCOLN in.
tends to hold on to his present o!llce for
another term Of four years. Senators
Sumner, Wilson and jim Lane and other
Abolition members ofCongreSs, are said to
be implicated in the plot, and to look for
ward. TO rich results when the Csurpcr is
Grmy fixed on the throne. TO prevent
failure the Conscription Act will be mer-
ci'essRy enforced. 1t is Idle to ask if the
American people win ST. nit tc be ruled
by an Csurper. They are powerless and
at the mercy Of an army, whose officers
hold their position by appointment ofthe
President and will obey his orders with
the expectation of promotion. American
liberty is thing of the past.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

81. PATR1cKS CnUAcn.-Rev. J. Larean viii
OEaciats at st. PAtrick's tomorrow morning
Mass II II o'clock; vespsrs, In the evening, al
N. The devOtiOnS for the season OF Lent will
tSksplAes, Ct g. PAtrick'S, on Wednesday and
Friday SYepings, At7A o'clock.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

SELECT CoMPANY.-According to the
New Orleans correspondent Of the New
York World, the Administration officials
in that city are having good time gen.
orally among the fair and fragrant daugh,
ters of African descent. They are carry.
ing out'the Abolition doctrine of equality
fully. They are introducing "the supe
rior morality and intelligence of the North
down South" and the introduction is
doubtless becoming and elevat,ng to both
parties. He says
81 have before me phcard, which was post.
ed all over the city, TO this efeci:-'Grand fancy
and select qnadroon soiree, to be gwen br
Madame Charles, Thursday. December 4+th,
1858. at ll9 Royal street. Officers Of the army
and navy, also private gentlemen, are csr ecial-
~ invited. Admitiance f. There has been
no official report of this in the organs; ; but |
am tOlG THAI stars and other decorations shine
with unusual brilancy at these select parties
The Globe ballroom, ce 'cb'ated ,sab ish-
ment, where, as the advertisement SAYS, as 10
alqSIssions, ladies free is regularly adverti,
ed in the official organ.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
KN1cKERBocKER sEaAR STAND
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO
FRESH FRUITS,
NU&S AND CANDIES.

VIE underlined having purchased the KNIcK.
4 Ehb0CkER STAND, (next to the Carv Uouse
respectfully Informs the public that they win aiTsvs
.nu mere tne best Of cigars and tobacco and
Dies at the very lowest prices. '' anu "~n'
"'|" JAMES l.. WEYMOUTH.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

STATE AND COUNTY TAxEs.-0n Monday last,
the Board of Supervisors levied q tax of two
dollars and thirty nine and three quarters cents
on each one huudred dollars value of taxable
property iu the county, for State and C0aHsy
purposes. Add to this the military poll taI of
two dollars and the State and County poll tax
Of tive dollars, and the ABS. will have revenue
enough to pay their salaries, with fair margin
for stealings.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
FUBLIc SPEAKERS AND vOcALTswv
The Phvsisian i. an.. H,---H-4

The Physician is eften Rlau..
want Of success in hi'treatment, when the disaus.
msDt in the recovery Of the sicFis to Se srseSFx.
the administering impure medicines. Robert 49,
aPOthecsry. h paying particular attentGo. 1. -.
compromising physicians prescriptions ana 49,.
recipes, from medicines Of fundOubted purity. 49,
White, Medical Han, is appointed arent =, -.
Of the gen line Patent Medicines, ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

, DACInED.-The contest for the Captaiucy ol
he PlAooFvills City Guards was decided on
Saturday evening last by the election of Alex
.HunssF, be beating Lieutenant Boop one vote
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

LARGE AMouNT.-The amount of green
backs and postal currency in circulation,
issued by Secretary Chase, amount to on.
ly five hundred million dollars worth, and
the paper mill is daily increasing the
amount 1t is the only currency in cir
culation in the Eastern States, and is
greatly deprecated.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
Nrm advertisements COsDag.
BOARD AND LODGING.

VNHE undersigned Is prepared to accommodate
gentlemen with the BEST or B0ARDiNGfby
the day or week. at his place on CUloma street, near
the Presbyterian Church.
At the same place. A. ORT.
Piacerville, February 9th, 1s64-u
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

Our LoYALrY.-This sentence, from the
National Intelligencer, may be adopted
by every Democrat: ave profess no po-
litical loyalty save that inspired by love
for the Union, the Constitution, and by
respect for the laws. Who profess more,
have none"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

OLD GREENBAcK' DEPARTMENTAL
Washington letter says: Secretary Chase's
Department is the subject Of much unfa
vorablc comment. Fraud seems to lit its
head in every Bureau. Arrests are daily
made, but the names and details are not
published because it would defeat the
ends of justice. 1t is well known that
leading AbolitioniSts, bosom friends Of
the Secretary are implicated in the frauds,
and to save him and them from exposure,
the whole thing may be suppressed. So
numerous and enormous have the frauds
become lately. that even the Abolition or
gans are compelled to insist upon inveSti-
cation. Those who defend them are Just
Iy considered as partners in the villainy.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

sPa 70 PUHoLE.-0ur carrier will make
HE regular mOathly call on our city patrons on
McbAy next
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
HOlIOway's PiIls and Ointment

HOllOway's PiIls and Ointment
AsTHMA.-Though this dsease has bafied the skill
and been pronounced by eminent medical men, ir-
remediabie, the innumerable certificates daily re-
ceived by Or. Holloway, are direct refutatiOn Of
such ill-fOunded and fallaciOus conclusions. Colds
coughs and asthma in all Its qualifications Of brOn-
chiaI aEertions, diseases Of the chest throat &e,
have been cured in their worst stages BY these ex-
pectorant and laxative remedies. Sold by all drug
gists, at 25c., 62c., and 81 per box or pot. ISOS
The WOr1d-RenOwned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE s BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

TIE Rev. ". W. Brisr will preach to.mor
row, morning and evening, at the usual hours
in The Presbyterian Church.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

A HARD HIT.-A leading Abolition pa.
per says, that "even if the Administration
has committed some mistakes, it is use.
less to cry over split milk" Yes, rejoins
Prentice, with stinging force, but We can't
help crying over needlessly split blood.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

Qulcx TEIP.-aIfs no use talking "-it has
been dsnOnsltssed that the Placerville route is
the shSetsSs sud safest leading to Nevada Ter
ritOsy, and sAs Pioneer Stage Company can
justly bO.stOf the fastest teams, finest coaches
and 6SSt drivers tn TIE State. At 8 o'clock on
Wednesday morning hst their stages lefl Vir-
gina City. and arrived in this city ThurSday
evening at s o'clock, making the distance il
"Isss, than no Tina" The stages we're heavily
loaded with passengers and bullion. This
thpOwsiH Tie sAaas the lime made on others
routes. aad settles the question as TO the short
est routa. EahbW. short time the trip could
be made uudet pressure, and the Pioneer
feared competition, We shall not predict.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

hNIGHrs TEMPLAR.-The annual assembly of
FL Dorado Commandery of knights Teuplar,
No. 4, will be held at their Asylum on Thurs.
day evening next.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

REBEL CRrELrY.-A correspondent OF
. the Louisville journal writes 81 cannot
refrain from sending you the following bit,
an extract from private letter received
from a relative Of the late General Wm
II. Lytle of Cincinnati. 1t will speak for
itself:
Cousin Wills sisters were much affected
by the kindness with which his remains were
I treated by the ConfederateS. A Confederate
surgeon, who identified him, cut off some of $
hair. to send to his sisters. They also sent his
private papers. watch. chain and money. They
had his grave marked with slab, and when
the metallic coffin was sent for the body placed
il tenderlv in it, They had covered the wounds
in his face first with green leaves then with lace
net and fine cambric handkerchief His re-,
mains we're escorted to the lines by sixteen
Confederate officers, none under the rank Of
Colonel"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
SptttaI ann &tmtraI Notice.
RrOVxn,s RroneA,s1 m.n.

These Lo1enges are prepared frOm q hiSAIv
teemea recipe for alieviAtiDg BRONCHIAL Az ss'
IrritafsOn or Soreness Of the Threat. Aad
RUBLIc SPEAKERS AND vocAL1srv
win and them beneficial in eledyiDs u. vo,,. L
iC.e sPesNng . Or nnging and relisving the tSrsss
having peculiar adaptation 10 afeetie.s 80
disturb the organs Of speech. winch
Francisco. W. 80
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

ENFORCED. The Sacramento Union,
with artful indignation, says the rebel
conscription has been rigidly enforced in
the Confederate States. Well, the Federal
conscription has been rigidIy enforced in
the Federal States, and it's no worse to be
conscripted in Massachusetts than in Al.
ALBANIA, we suppose. The Union affects
to have great sympathy for the Southern
conscripts, but it has none for those of
the North. That the latter should be
manacled and driven at the point of the
bayonet to the army, it thinks is all right.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
B IR T II S

At Reservoir Hill, Feb. 95th, to John Walls
and wife, a son.
In this city, Feb. 2ad, to VIM. Vincent aud
wife, daughter. "''
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

POINTED. Some "disloyal" wag pro.
pounds the following: When Lincoln's
AbolitiOnism uses up the last man and the
last dollar, what is to become Of the bond
holdHr?.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

"TuE WAY THE MuNEY Co.'s Senator
Hale wants to have the corrupt conduct
Of the Navy Department investigated
Senator C@ncSS, from patriotic motives,
perhaps, doesn't. Hale says Of some Of
its contracts
" lie had seen list furnished BIZ proposal
where the price varied from one tAune hundred
per cent on The same article. He had seen .n
article casting twelve d"llarS furnished at one
hundred and tifty, and in that same list GOTTEN
waste purchased a, twenty crnrS furnished IN
advertised proposals AT eighty cents.
Reader, reflect upon the above. An
Administration Senator states or the tlonr
of Congress that "he bad seen an articl,
costing twelve dollars furnished at onr
hundred and fifty to the Navy Depart
ment, and when he asks that the cror-
mouS swiudle may be investigated, "llon.
est John ConneSs" objects and lectures
him for opposing the Administration =
Would an honest Senator shield from ex
p0sure Government robbers
HoRRlrlE. Tie following account Of a
most brutal and fendi>h alr.ir is tax n
from the Joliet Qliiuoi>) Signal, Of De
crmher 22i:
We learn that two of the rotpl prisoners or
the train clnyeviny them t. the X OK Island
prison un last Thur >GAy, We're frozen 10 death
before the train reached this riv. Tie pri, "
cr> were crowded rogrtH"r Ike >Niuc III i.ht
cars. and were. from all app.,raN 90, s...e'tu-
both for the want "t clothing. and yiciualS. In
d5'ef. II is sud thcr wrgt - ,rying ~ vel rs
freezing. But the most shocking pant ut lNc
/ wh"ls HNAir was The hearti,>s manner ia wrh
the dead were treated lv iAc guards. w have
been Informed bv good authority, that the body
of one Of the CunitderarcS WAS taken uii the
cars atMithisan CITY and dragged over IL"
snowy ground, feet foremost, ike d dead au.-
NAL some distance i0a warehouse. ltiS not
known what disposition was made ot II after
wards. We are appalled, AT the treatment Of
our prisoners in the Confederate prisons but
let MS inquire if the suliriiuE> ut our brave
soldiers are not aggravated by the SCENES which
are witnessed among Confederate prisoners in
our hands
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27
Gburrbesss GbarttabIf o1nfr7

Pr0sssfant EPtseePAl ChursHes -
every Sunday morning, a. lOk o'cIocks ksrn~Ss~a.ss.
at same place, At O'Clock. P.H. COLONzSS@sss
on the nfst and third Sunday evenings 81 - ,sss
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the mon.h ssseel4
O'Clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-serVice On shs,vsa
ond and fourth Sundays Of each month A. -
Pm. O. c. PEIRCI 1s,SGoes
Residence, Cary House, PiacervNIe. ~
Catholic Churehs-Rev, T.
will Ofhciate in Georgetown on every arSt H..
Of the month also, in ColOma Church =. sH".S19ay
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10. a. =.
every Sunday evening, at quarter past i. -
The mountain Democrat., 1864-02-27

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Ah orders must be accompanied by the Cash.
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Ayers CathartiC Pills,

TINIIE sciences or Chemistry ard Medicine have tssn
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The Rural Annual for 1864.

The Rural Annual and Horticultural Djrec-
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Boys Of stae 46.i!
COtiIIiOn Party,

In the Court House, on Thursday Evening OF
p.x, week. 4 good Band from Olean, n. Y:
will be present. Bill including Supper. 50,
Committee of Arrangements-Capt d. II.
Cheesbro, Lieut.. o. j. Rees. and Sarg'ts VIM.
1. Shattack, Charles Ryant. and James Cole.
1t is expected that all the Boys of the 46th
will be present.
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Divorce Notice.

ELtINA A. LEWIS, No. 20, Sept. T, 1869
by her next friend i Libel in Divorce,
AUGUSTUS STREETER To Jehn Lewis,
VS.. respondent, please
JOHN LEWIS. take notice that q
subpoena aud alias subpoena having heen
issued and returned Dihi you JOHN LEWIS.
respondent. are notified to appear at our
next term of Court TO answer the complaints
of your said vie, ELVINA A. LEWIS. and
show cause why a divorce should not be
granted. D. C. LARRABEE, Sheriff
Sheritfs' Office Jan. 20. 1864
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NOtEce.

4 Ii HONEST persons indebted to me are re-
n ques.ed TO pay within one month. what
they owe to me. to Esquire Gushing and take
his receipt Cheats my leave their names
standing on the Hstin Esquire Gushin gs.hands
as an undeniable proof of their dishonesty
and worthiness to fgure--in the " rOgueS-
gallery"
g- Z JoERG, M. D.
Ccuderggcr', Jan. Il, -es3