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/ Common Pleas of
! hria County.
No. 6 March
Term 1864.
AjljaS Subpoena i's
DiUorce, February
%. 1864 Non est
tnUeHtus. so answers
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
SSS&S

PERILOCs EXPERIMENTS. READ, II YOC
VALUE LIfE.--Odi pubic hospitals lie II re
form. Neither the food nor the treatment
of their inmates is What il ought to be-
Tue great "bject in most Of these In>titu-
tons seems To be, To doctor th' ck at the
least possible expense. As Captain Buns
by might say, ''if they live, 80, IT they
die, SD, also" The worst feature Of the
whole is. that the patients are used rs
living subjects tor Young practitioners t.
experiment upon. These elevrs Of the
medical schools expect to obtain the
knowledge necessary in private practice,
by testing the prOpeItirs aud powers of
medicines upon the helpless wretches
placed under their charge. Deny this
who will, we know il tn be true.
For our own part, We are far from plac'
ing implicit faith IN the prescriptions Of
the faculty. Au contrairr. We have in
hnitelv more confidence n the world per-
vading remedies OF Professor Holloway,
than in all the tinctures. decocli"nS, an0'
dynes, and catharticS recommended in the
professional text. .bonks Doubtless, the
egOtistic nabObs at the head Of some OF
our medical institutions would designate
his Pills and Ointment ~ empirical prep
a'stions. But we saw, no. Empillcs ex
pertinent upon the diseased system; hut
he does not. He claims the trust and
confidence OF invalids on sure grounds
IN unbrokeh series Of cures, lnbracing
all internal and external complaints, and
running through no less period than the
fourth of 9 century! Can imagination
conceive of more conclusive testimony
than this? Does not such a voucher.
bearing the Endorsements Of the sick in
every cline, and backed bl the favorable
opinions and friendly DEGREES of some Of
the leading governments of Enrrpe, carry
more weight with it than whole stack
OF diplomas G--[Sunday Times.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

TBE New YOEK MUSICIANS ARE PREJu.
DICED. "A grand reception was given by
the shOddy aristOcracy Of New York city,
some two months since, to a negro regi
mert. It seems that the musicians of
that city declined to "toot their horns" on
the occasion. A United States band " ere
ordered over from Governors Island, and
the show went on.
The Day Book gives the following &C.
count of the spirit shown BY the city
bands
"When the 9th Avenue fashionableS de-
termined to give the nieger regiment a
reception, Mr. Simeon Draper sent first
for the band Of the 7th Regiment, and
stated that they wanted it TO escort a reg.
iDent from Union square to the boat
The inquiry was made IS to what regi-
ment The reply was, that it was a
United States regiment. As an evident
disinclination existed to state what regi-
ment it was, the inquiry was definitely
made whether ii was negro regiment.
| Iue reply Stateu UlHt IL was. MI DIapSI
was therefore informed, politely, it not
substantially. that the band would see
him-frst before they play for negro.
es.' Upon this Mr. Draper swelled up
to the very largest proportions which he
is capable Of reaching, and informed the
gentleman connected with the hand that
these prejndices must be abandoned, that
all the most respectable and fashionable
ladies Of 9th Avenue associated with
these negroes, and that the band should
not set itself up in opposition to them. -
! To all Of which he was very quietly IN.
formed that If the ladies' Of 9Th Avenue
all desired to take negroes for husbands,
they might do so, but as for the 7th
/ Regiment band it would not play for mig.
gers. And such was the reply that these
dehauchrd men and women, We are hap
py to say. received from every band in
the city. Not one would be found base
enough to be purchased by greenbackS to
SO dcgarde their manhood as to play
second fiddle for negroes, or honor them
with an escort!"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

/ Born SIDES OF TBE PIcTURE.-One If
the favOrite arguments Of the Tribune
against General Mcclellan, when not re
failing sOme baseleSs slander, is to the
effect that all the copperhpadS, neace men,
and seM;-secessiOniSts wish to see him
President. Iflt finds anything particu.
larly objectionable in any opposition pa
per the Tribune quotes it anh then ex.
claims, tripmphantly, that paper (or
orator. will support Mcclellan for the
presidency" as il that proved anything
against the object Of its dislike.
AS the Tribune is so fond of predicat.
ing evil Of candidate because OF the ex-
ceptiOnable people who may chose to sup.
port him. it cannot object to our giving o
sMaAll list Of the different classes who viii
inevitably support its candidate for the
presidency. So here goes:
l. All the bowling, ,bloodtbirsty fanatics
from Maine to California.
Q. Every blasPheming infidel and athe.
lists in the country.
8. The filthy practicers of the doctrine
Of miScegenation every one Of them.
4. Every idle and diSsolute negro.
8. All the thievish shOddy contractors
the vultureS who fatten on the public
waste and offal of the state.
6. The army of corrupt Office. holders.
7. The great stock gamblers, without
exception.
8. All the spectators and extnrtioners
who are running up prices at the ex-
pense Of the poor.
9. The men who pay poor sewing wo.
men starvation prices for work on army
clothing.
This list might be extended indefinite
", but it will suffice. How does the
Tribune like this application Of its own
argument IN. Y. World. ......-.-...-,-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
Mining Companies.
ENTERPRISE GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE Is hereby given that, In accordance with
~ the laws OF the State OF California, the by laws
Of said Company, and All order duly made by the
hoard nt Trustees Of said Company, will sell at
public auction at tile OHhce Of the Treasurer Is B.
Pcl!nu) at P,lton's Hotel on the Conma Road, at
luo'cluck A NJ, on SATURDAY. JUNE 4th, A. D.
1854 to the highest bidder for cash, payable In I
gold or silver coin, so many OF the shares of the
capital stock OF said Enterprise Gold and Silver
Mining Company. standing In the names Of the fol
lowing stockholders, ss will be necessary To pay nj
as,tssntIts now due fr IN said parties, together
with all expenses Of advertising and sale, unlesi
Snd assessments are previously paid
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

Sold, but not transferred. I Certificates not is
sued.
And, in accordance with the Law, and An order Of
The Board Of Trustees, ade at messing held on
Tuesday, the 5th dry Of April, 1854 many shares
OF each parcel Of said stock as may be necessary,
will be sold al the auction rooms Of Jerome Rice
Co, S21 Montgomery street, in the City Of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of MAY,
1864 at IL o'clock Of saidd y, IN pay said delin-
quent assessments thereon, together with costs Of
the advertising and expenses OF the sale.
W.. Il MAURICE, sec'y.
Office, 7OS Montgomery ST., San Francisco.
San Francisco, April l4th, lS64.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

REMEMBER Ir.-We doubt il our Irish
fellow citizens will feel fattered by :he
suggestion in the new Abolition book
about the mixture Of the white and black
races, that "the process will begin with
thr Irish" We don't think it is true
So far as our observation goes, we judge
that the Irish will be the last to affiliate
with the negroes. But few of the Irish
are AboliloniStS. and the few that are
embraced the doctrine from mercenary
notives- because "it pays" as one Of
them, speaking for his brethren, has
frankly ackno~ ledgrd.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
FURNISHING GOODS!

Ladies' and Misses Trimmed Hats;
Bonnet aud Trimming Ribbons;
Velvet Ribbons LGces; EdginGsi
EmbroiderieS, Insertions,
Parasols, Sun-ShadeS, Umbrellas.
Hosiery. Kid Gloves and Gauntlots,
Fancy apd Trimming Goods IN Great
Variety:
The most ccTplete ssortmeut ever brought 10 this
city, for sale At SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, BY
CHAs. ., FETTTT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

SALE OF COUNTY LoT-The Board Of Super.
viSors "ordered that the real estate situated in
the city Of PlscerviIle on The South side of
Main street and opposite the Court House, be.
lOnging to the County ofEl Dorado and known
as the county lot be sold and conveyed to the
Presbyterian Church Society"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
ScrOGuIa or Kings EVIL.
AYERS
Compound Extract Of Sarsaparilla!

The most edec'ual remedy which the medical skill OF
our times can devise for this everywhere REVEALING
and fatal malady. II Ia combined from the most ac-
tive remedias that have been discovered for the
purgaiion OF this foul disorder from the blood, and
the rescue OF the system from its destructive
quences. Hence It should be employed for the cure
Of not only scTofula, but also those other affections
which arise from It, such Is Eruptive and Skin Dis
eases. st. Anthony's Fire. Rode or ErySP"IAs Pim-
ples Pustules. BlOtcheS, Blains and BolIs TumOrS,
letter and Salt Rheum, seaId Head. RingWorm,
Rheumatism, syphilitic and MrTcuriAl Diseases,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility, and, indeed, all Com
plsintS arising from vtated or Impure Blood. The
popular belief In Impurty Of Blood" Is founded In
truth. for ScrOfula is degeneration Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue OF this
a Is to purify and rrgenerAte this vital huid, without
which sound health iS impossible In contaminated
constitutions.
Prepared By J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by,
B. White and r. J. Van Voorhies / Go. Placer.
Vile.
P. " Cunningham Georgetown;
N D. Hindman, q Dorado
r. II. Mcdonald 3 Co, Sacramento;
Crane DDghsn, Fan FrsnciseV, and oil dealer
In medicine SrT9
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on Tuesday, May
~ l7th, 1864, at the hour of o'clock p NJ, at the
once ofthe Company in Union, Il Dorado County
there will be Sold at public auction and in accor-
dance with the laws Of the State Of California, the
Bylaws, and te orders OF the Board Of Trustve Of
the Company 40 many shares NJ the capital stock Of
sail Company, as may be sufficient to satisfy the
amounts due for assessment thereon, according to
the following schedule, ard standing upon IT. books
in the of the following persons, together with
all Accrung costs unless The same be sooner paid.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, the
~ lmh DAY OF MAY, 1864, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ,
here will be sold a, public auction, at the ONCE Of
the Company, at Duncans Store. 50 may shares in
the capital stock Of said Company, standing ia the
names Of the following ptrsonsas may he necessary
tn pay all assessments now due (No.'s2, and ~
from sari pa rites together with all eApenscs Of ad
veriising and sale, unless said assessments and
,harges are previously faid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

"As Coon AS 1T was q sorry
compliment that Mr. Lincoln paid 10 the
Intelligent and educated white men. in the
Federal army ~hcn he said that negro
soldiers were ''aS good as any" The re.
mark is not only untrue but insulting,
and We much mistake the spirit of the
>nl.l RS if they DO not resent it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

TEMPERANCE puts wood on the fire, -four
10 the barrel, meat in the larder, vigor in
sne body, intelligence in the braio, and
napPtnsSs IN the whole family.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
@ininG Gsmpantes.
ossIPEE GOLD AND SILVER MI.
MING COMPANY.

LocGtion, Ell Dorado Co., California.
NOTCE.-Tfere ID delinquent upon the following
IN described stock Of the above named Company Y,
on account OF Assessments Nos. o. and 5, OF ten
cents per share, levied on the 5th Of August. Sep.
tember 1st, 0ctob,r 9Th, and November ID, In tie
year 1s68-the several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

sAssessment No. 9 paid on Nos, IA, l4s, 15O.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
E. @. HARE, Secretary.
White Oak, April 39ih, 1854. lma1td]
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

large and Wellselected stock OF
Carpetings; Oil-Cloths; Mattings,
Curtain Damasks; Shade Hollandsi
Lace and Muslin Curtains;
Table-Linenr TowelinR; Napkins;
Marsellles Quilts California Blankets
Sheetings; Tickings, ETC., etc.,
For sale, VERY Low, BY
CHAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is invited to my large and varied stock of
DOMESTIC GOODS!

Bleached and. Brown Sheetings,
California and English Blankets,
Bed Tiokings, Stripes, Crash, Ducks.
Brown Drills Denims, Kentucky
Jeans,
SGtInetS, Cloths, OAssimeres,
FlanDelS. of all Oolors and qualities,
Tor sale st tho LoWE6T market prices, By
cHAs ,. YErrrr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
BOOTS AND SHOES!

LauleB' CIoLh1 MD and CaII bAImoraI
and Congress Boots;
Gentlemen's Sewed and Peggod Boots
and Shoes; Buffalo and Rubber
OVershoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children's aud Misses Boots and Shoes
of every variety:
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes of
every quality;'
Mems. Women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment, by far the largest and
pest in E Dorado County, for sale the very lowest
prices,bS
CHAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07
JAMES JOHNSON.

ATTORNEY AND CoUSsELoR.AT.LAw.
(ooace in City Block. PlAesrviils,) win practice 10
al the Courts cf the County tjaplol
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-07

COSUMNES COPPER-MINING CO.
MIDDLE FORK OF COSTUMES RIVER, Fl Do.
vi radn County, Calf rnA-NOTlCE Is hereby
given thGt the fourth Annual meeting Of the Stock
holders of the Costumes Copper. Mining Company
will be held tn" frst Saturday in May nexi, at 10
O'clock A. NJ, at the office Of The Secretary in DiS-
mond Springs, Fl Dorado County.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
NJ. G. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
Diamond Springs, March 18th, ls64. I'd
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We have exhAuined tne books q the va

vra havh exhauiTed the books OF the various
.onntv .olffcers and found them correct -
i've have added TO our annual report : lun STAT
n,sr,t on the recepts and expenditures 0l tns eoun
from July J. lSos 70 July J. ls5 IS osn " ss ,ns W ~
ssnre of one OF the Commissioners and nneSs y
noshsr no report was made out at the Suiy sessloh
al ls53: The other Commissioned, toseknel Viii ts
Conntv Cierk, examined the books ot me eln7tent
sounty oicers al that tirle AMI iouni tnen All e"s
rect
when a majority OF the present Board Of Conlnts-
ssoners came into Office. in September leoz iney
funti one Of the present hosPitsi ouilinSs i plo @
eeSs Of fereetio and were oolgeu 20 nnis;i anu iuI
nsh me building as speedily rs possible os Lne ap
i-fi,s for admission were many, and private az
rron,moiations very scanty; how 10 aceompnsn tnls
sn5 uurchase many other necessary articles lo. tns
rse II the county, was the question: we eoulu n9t
nI,nehase lumber lime, furniture, provtSionS, neul-
ejns help OF assistants, ETC.. with scrip, WiInouL
1avtf, enormous prices for them Ine FORMER noata
aaS3,nnmissoners laoored under the same disau-
,h.f sine were comparatively light, but they ionna
+, s.Ssary 10 adopt some plan BY which they could
ra money and they selected the plAn ioI eisat.s ls
a rontngent fund and setting apart one-tnfu oI tle
en1Iss of me county for the payment Of warrants
S-.S-n ipon that fund. me amount 70 1rSNn py
.hs l,orlsr Board Of Commissioners on ms eonune
esTs fInd up to the time the present bgaIu sallS
into ONCE September, lSoz anounesa ~ Ie 4, csl 49, =
"A ii4 - and the present Board contnnea % olAM
- the sane fund up to November looA y pay
resSng bills, which were COMING la Fely tass So. ~
hss ti,s a. the hospital building was ap9ol eett.
riefed IL had to plaster the wh0le pnLnlnes psslls
~ f1tsh ne ssne pay the various bills eontracteo
~ inrnber labor materials, etc. be.laea
- Thieh was Of Itself alone heavy lf<tn- s,
AZ fh1t time there were Wefre1Ls lsSos9 on -
was b1Ning i've pO eant pa ,moetnzas 'N.s
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- PEOPLES s74 SO -
NOMINATING COMMITTEE.

n NrpIrrNya or rutS DEOpr rci NhGfT-
A ~ EE niNu Or III LIZ 80 ,5,, 5E' ,Sss ne
I nHetuS ,in 49, .ea rnor,S nd S,inpIsi.
w rs 49,
hhkhAs. We, tN ie sSoP.I 80 S, I,.s liz, .h
tee III common win our iel'ow eiLsns, ees .,,e
any U al @ o ny oS nnernns ms
seeing tue esl ny" Spoi 70 " ,S " ,,n,,tn
unjust taEntlon ~ ~ lhe paS' ann 'NO"
u rHu ~ sHe r n, M ofrep,adv and salvation
u, a. m. ,s,mnJinn of THAR ri,,btS nv The neonls
,Si ~ t.o n, npn,JnaYin, Ioy,I homes, and cnpa
SnenlSsi We, al ~ NV notIs Ia, ,,@ ~ ~! -, pI sA
pis men 70 u TS vuI puonSS O,uVes an1 ,,, -
WHEREAS, Inc reople nave Iesisnsea sIat Us Us q,
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Proclamation.
urHEREAs. BY y,RTUE OF AN

WHEREAS, BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF
w the congress Of the United States, approved
MaEch 2lst, A.D. lai the people OF the Territory Of
Nevada were authorized 70 form tor themselves
State Government" anu
WHEREAS, In obedience TO said Act, the people Of
the Territory Of Nevada, through tneir delegates In
Convention assembled, tave oriained and establish
cd Constitution; and
WHEREAS, IN the Ordinance Of the Constitution 80
orIaned and established, IL Is provided tnat, the
Governor otithe Territory Of Nevada shall issue his
proclamation Tor the Submission OF said Constitution
10 the people OF said Territory for their approval
rejection on the day provided ior such submission
bY Act OF Congress-" and
WHEREAS, II Is provided by Act Of Congress, ap-
proved saay zlst A.D, lS64, that said Constitution
Shall be submitted 10 the qualified electors OF the
Territory of nevada for their approval or rejection
ON the Irst QsD Wednesday OF September, A. D.
lisa.
! Now, THEREFORE, /, JAMES W. NYE, Governor
ol tue Territory OF Sevaua BY virtue OF the powers
in veSted DO proclaim qnI declare, that the Con-
sitution OF the State OF Nevada snail be submitted
to toe qualified electors OF said Territory Tor their
approval or rejection, on WEDNESDAY, The
SEVENTH (Ttt} DAY VI SArTEdbEs. q, AID. ls64.
49,, IN testimony whereof. nave hereunto set
LIS. my hara. and caused TO be affixed the Seal
$--' Of the Territory Of Nevada. this luth day Of
August, Id 1854 y = : JAMES W. NYE, 'fRs
9 Governor OF the Territory Of Eevaua.
Attest: ORION CLEMENS, Secretrry OF the Territory.
The News makes no charge'for the publication Of
the ioregOing.l augl3 I'd
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OrdinaneesNo. 10. Z.

(PAssED. August LIST Is64)
A n ACT to prevent Chinese occupying dwellings
"A within certain limits Of Gold Hill. The Board
OF Trustees of the incorporate town Of Gold Hill DO
OrCaln as follows:
SEC. l.. Whereas the particular vocation and
habits OF that class Of persons known as Chinese,
an injury to the health of The lnhahtants, and det-
rimental 10 the property and Its safety from Dire
within the said town OF Gold Hill-it Is therefore
hereby ordered that from and after the publication
OF this Ordinance, no person or persons known az
Chinese shall be allowed to occupy any dwelling or
dwellings on any places of habitation Whatsoever,
within the Incorporate town Of Gold Hill, which
shall be nearer than four hundred feet from the
present residence Of any white person or persons,
unless by permission rst had from the Trustees OF
said towp.o Gold Hill. Ilssra my ssf1I,5' - 4
SEc 2. Any person or persons known as Chinese,
as aforesaid, on conviction before Justice OF the
Peace OF Gold Hill Of violation Of this Ordinance,
shall be nned not less than one hundred nor more
than i've hundred dollars. .stst3 l. -sIl;f5il,l
SEC 8. 1t shall be the duty Of u Marshal to noti-
fy personally such Chinese OF the requirements Of
this Ordinance, aud have the same faithfully ex-
ecuted. .i.lst.i q
IT RnuTAtaON Glprk aulS
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, DIPLOMACY AND LErTERs.--"I cay.
O'Dowd." cried my friend, after Q pause
Of some time In our conversation, "hasiti
never struck you that these tall poles and
wires were destined to be the end Of both
your trade and mine, and that within ,
very few years neither of our occupations
will have q Representative left ! Take my
word for il, said he more solemnly, "in
less than ten years from the present date.
a penny-a-liner will be ~ rars ~ sppst.
horse, and post-Shay not more . curl,
osity than Q minister plenipotentiafy.
People now.G-days won't travel eight
miles an hour, or Be .satb6ed to heaf Of
events ten days after they've happened.
Life is too short for al this now, and e.
we cant lengthen our lives, we must
shorten our incident. We are Ill mors 6f
less like that gentleman Mathews ussd %
tell us of at Boulogns. who said ioitAo
waiter, LET me have something expen.
sive : I'm only here for an hour. tell
you again. we are an IN the same cAtrgury
with Aint locks and wooden Ships 1--WE.
belong 70 the past. Dontye know iti
Don't you feeli We are borss, both Of
us! and what's worse-far worse-wsals
-bygones. Cam. You see that when man
buysa canister Of prepared beef.tea, he
never asks any one to pour on ths boiling
water-he brews his broth himseHi This
Is what people do with the telegflmBi
They don't want you Or me Ito come h
with the kettle be4ides, al tpstes ere pok
alike; one man may like his bonbesd.
ment OF Charleston weaker; another
might prefer hiS polish massaere more
highly favored. This IL purely . psF.i
sonal matter. How can you suit thu e.
pricious likines Of the million, and Of The
milIion-for that's the worst Of 1.-THE
million that don't want you" "-BGsk.
teooHs Aa1dsiMs. a5l a.;sie 2 q 20 3i-:nl