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The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

~ Shares sold. 7 % shares sold.
And, in accordance with law and m order Of the
Board II Trustees made on the 9th day OF Novem.
Der, 1854, so many shares Of each parcel OF said
stock as may be necessary, will he sold at the Office
Of the Company, room No. 8, Wheele RS building,
Folsom, on the Path day Of December, 1864, at ?
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day to pay delinquent assess
meht thereon together with costs OF advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Folsom, Dec. 9th, 1s64.-2w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
Gentlemen's Clothing I


IUT RECnvED IA spIsndIA AsSOstnsas ss I'll
q the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHINGi
The special attention Of purchasers d invites ss
my lATgs stock Of
Fancy Cashmere 0uitss
Fine Black Frock Goats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants.
Fine Silk, Cloth and YelXet YastsI
Black and Colored HAts, ell kinAss
Fine Sewed and Pegged Boots,
Davis d Jones' White 8hirtsi
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel and Merino UndeFshirts and
Drawers ...
Check Shirts, Jumpers, Oyerallss
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, Hastings & Co.'s driving
Gloves.
English Hosiery. etc., etc..
All Of which I win sen. FOR cAsH.Ht
OAN EAANUIBOO PR1OEei
cAl and Judge foS yourselves. r..
CHAs. b. FrTrIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
ATLANTIC No. GOLD AND SILL.
YER MINING CO.,
Plncervllle Mining District VI Dorado Countv Cal

NOTICE is hereby given that, at meeting Of the
! Board Of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the Goth day OF November, 1864, an assessment OF
ten l0) cents was levied upon each and every share
Of the capital stock Of the Company, payable mme-
dately In United States Id COIN to the Secretary,
at his Office (Hunger Hamels Meat Market), Main
street, Placervile.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the Goth day Of December, 1854,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and,
unless payment shall be made before, will be sold on
the 9Th day Of January 1866 to pay the delinquent
assessment together with the costs Of advertising
aud expenses Of sale.
By order Of the BoaId Of Trustees.
CHARLES ROBLES, Sec'y.
Placerve, November 2sth, 1s64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Location Of Understandable District, Fl Dorado
County, California.
TTNIIERE is delinquent upon the following described
l. stock in the above named company, on account
Of assessment levied on the 9th day Of Nov, 1864,
the several amounts set opposite the names Of the
respective shareholders, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

OFFICIAL VorE.-The following is the official
vote OF the State, as declared by the Secretary
of State. The bogus returns which the Union
publishes, Purporting to come from County
Clerks, are unofficial and therefore worthless:
(Ou1ficV To,r n,,su.E no
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

G. WELLS. Secretary.
Austin, Nevada, December ID, lS64.-2w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

SEND m your "VIEce" for the twelfth 70
sRe Of the Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
PLACERVILE AND SACRAMEN.
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 1se,
" TRAINS, In connection with the Sacramento
Valley and Freeport Railroads, will run - follows:
LEAVE LATROBE at 6k nd II A. n. and Z ?. n
LEAVE SACRAMENTO at 81 A. N. and arr.
LEAVE FREEPoRr at 6K A.. NJ, ?. n. and at
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. Trains will run ~ follows:
LEAVE LATROBE, for Sacramento only, ut IL
A. ~, and LEAVE SACRAMENTO, for Latrobs ut
6x AN.
All Trains stop at Folsom.
There will be no train up on Sunday nights from
Freeport.
The II 4. NJ. Train, In from Latrobe, and the Md
night Train, from freeport, run In connection with
the Steamboats, on the river and the Pioneer Stages
across the mountains.
The 6H A. N. Train, from Sacramento will also
connect at Latrobe with the Pioneer Line Of Stages,
as well as with Stages to all the mountain towns
throughout Fl Dorado, Amador and calaveras coun.
ties.
The 6H and II A. N. Trains, from Latrobe, also
connect with the Pioneer and other Stage Lines, d
Latrobe.
All the Trains from Latrobe run into Sacramento
as we'll rs Freeport.
FREIGHT will be taken on all Trains, except
the II A. N. Train, from Lalrobe, and the Midnight
Express Train, from RreepOrt.
octlI r. A. BISHOP, eupt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

NoNISArloNs.-N Neptune Engine Company
No. ., Mt their regular meeting on Thursday
night, nominated John J. Cullen for Chief En-.
gueer, John Christian for First Assistant aud
= McFarlan for Second Assistant. Johnny
will make Il tip,top Chief.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Is THAT ALL 1.-THE official statement Of
the pubic debt shows an increase of only
ninety one millions in October! That is
only about three millions day, which
the taxpayers are assessed to carry out
Lincoln's Abolition programme.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

will make tiptop Chief.
OSR OF THE HuNAHIrARIAN movements Of
our times, although little known as such, can
hardly be- over.eslimated in its importance to
the well-being Of our widely scattered commu-
mites. The population Of the American States
is in many sections so sparse, that skiilful
physicians are hardly available to them. Vast
numbers of our people are obliged to employ
ia sickness such medical relief as they can
hear If from each other, or indeed any they
can get from any quarter. Hence arises the
great consumption Of patent medicines among
us, greater BY far than in any of the old coun-
tri.s, where skIllfni physicians are accessible
to all classes. Unprincipled men have long
awaited themselves of this necessity to palm
of their worthless nostrUms, until the word
has become Synonymous with imposition and
cheat. One Of our leading Chemists in the
East. Dir. Aver, is pursuing course which de.
feats this iniquity. He brings not only his
own, but the best skill Of our times to bear for
the production of the best remedies which can
DO made. These are supplied " the world, in
a convenient form, Al low prices, and the peo-
PIE VIII uU mOTe ouJ pOoT UeulciueS lnStehu OI
good, at the same cost, than they will bran in
stead IT -four. The inevitable consequence Of
this is, that the vile compounds that food our
country are discarded for those which honestly
! accomplish The end in view,-which cure. DO
we over estimate its Importance, in believing
that this prospect of suPplantng the byword
medicines, with those OF actual worth and vir-
tue, is fTaught with immense consequence for
good to the masses Of our people?- Gazette
and Chronicle, Peru, Ia.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
MintHg Companies.

BEAR MOUNTAIN MINING co..
Ocean District, Salmon Falls Township, II Dorado
Ceunty, 0ests q California.
NOTICE h hereby given that there u delinquent
IN on the following described stock, on account Of
assessment levied on November Ath, 1884 the ssVO.
raj amounts set opposite the names Of the respective
shareholders, Is follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

Ell DORADO EXCELSIOR GOLD
SILVER AND COPPER-MINING
COMPANY
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10

PARTICULAR ATTENTION
Is invited to my large and varied saosk Of
DOMESTIC GOODSI
s-s-tt.
BlSached and Brown Ghootingas
California and English Blankstss
Bed Tiokings, Stripes. Crash, Ducks,
Brown Drills Denims, Kentucky
Jeans,
Satlnets. Cloths, Cassimeres,
Flannels, of all eoIors and Qualitiess
For sale at tho LOWEST market prices. By
CHAS. d. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-12-10
RalIreaSs I'D AtaE u.
GREAT SAVING m T11D AND
1XPWHeE.

h9Zn4
YIN AND ARIA aEPTRMDER Ioth, 1894 or1i.
nary Freight viii be received 81 RRggPOkT and
forwarded 70 LATROBE without charge for -taao.
shipping, dFayAss or forwarding. 80.
Goods shipPsd BY steamers Of NE California Steam
Navigation COMPANY, leaving San Francisco at T. ?.
H., daily, can be delivered IN IAtTU6s Gt O'eleek
will be forwarded with dispatch. No charge on or
binary freight per sailing vessels for eVee dues,
transhppipg. dTayage or forwarding.
All Heavy Rreights, such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
ings, Steam Engines, etc., will be transhipPed at
Freeport BY powerful dericks directly to the cars,
and at Larobe will also be transhiDped By deTicks
directly TO teams For this class Of freight, charge
viz be made Of cost Of Labor engaged on -deriekp
only
Freight Charges Of steamers sailing vessels will
be advanced at Freeport aud collected At Latrobs
without charge.
Marx ali Frcigh. CARE p. R. R., FREEPoRT,"
and send receipts with freight.
PRICES OF FREIGHTING:
FREIGHT, from Treeport to Latrobe, o. per ton.
DOWN FREIGHTS from Latrobs to PreCport or
Sacramento, will be forwarded at tho following
rates:
Ores, (.6Ippsrs to load and unload) per ton. 90
Marble, -. so
Lumber, NJ. %
Wood, '' car Of
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Mloes'.'' ''''.''' ''''..''''''''''.'''''''' ue
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PSltS. .......... ..............' W
J. P. ROBINSON,
?. A. BISHOP,
Sspt9Al superIntendents.
, 1864-08-29
MILITARY BOOKS
FOR SALE nr
MAJOR ). sTRA1MAN,

n. e. Corner Washington and sansome sts..
San Fsaaelsco.
ALLEN II. H.EementaFy Instruction IN the Schools Of
the Soldier Company, and battalion, Win Manual q
ALsfON Ia A H.-seamanshp, and Il, Associated
Duties In the Royal Navy, vol 12mo.... 9 80
ANDERSON Gen Robt-Rvolutions Of Field Batteries
Of Artillery, translated from the French and ar
ranged for the Army and Militia Of the United
States. Published By order Of the War Depart
ment. vol N3mo, with s. plates, elolh.. . 1 Is
ARMY REGISTER, 0licial, United States, 1861 - -
BARNARD, Major J. G.-Nates Sea Coast Defence =
consisting Of Sea Coast FoFtlncations The lillren
Inch Gun, and Easement Emhrasures, vol SVo,
BENTON J. GA Course Of Instruction In Ordnance
aud GunneTy, compiled for the use Of Cadets Ia
the United states Military Academy, I vol sEo half
RERRiM1N Cara n. w:Fhe i.,.:s. M.s; "
and Swardpiay without Master; RnpIer and
Broadsword Exercises copoualy explained and
nustrnted. sma-sFm Light Infantry irlII az the
United States Army; Infantry Manual of percus.
sion Ne.ke@ company drnl o. The Cavalry:
New edition. isoi; vol iamo. With - plates,
Dusk sns-fhs Ride and 10. to rs: H. ecmrr3. %
observation Of that valuable weapon IN an is
varletiess vol l0mo half roam I 90
" Gias Volunteers. and How TO Organize them;
cAsEY's Infantry fae,les vols 1emo, 1862 50
Resides long st of Others compFsln Al me works on
Military subjects In print.
NEW MILITARY BOOKS RECEIVED AS sooN As
PUBLISHED.
Books Imported 20 Order.
an kinds Of Military Goods Impaired 10 order sword,
Belts and Presentation Swords got up In the finest style in
thirty days, At any per cent len than San Frascseo
e.iaf !. sTRArNAS.
, 1864-08-29

/ CocoA-HuT CHEEsEcAKE. and SET
aside the milk Us the nut, grats the whoIs
of the fruit upon. a rasp. and put il into n
saucepan with the milk, full wineglass e
water, piece Of butter the size of wal
nvt, the juice Of ha:f a leIn,n, and three
ounces uf lamp sugar. upon which the rlnd
of the lemon has been rubbed I'd. Keep
the mixture well stirred, and let II boiI for
at least ten minutes. When it has QnIte
c'0led, take three yulks Of eggs aud one
white we'll beaten, and stir them into the
mixture. Line shallow dish or small
plate-pans with Pnif paste, aud p VI nj tn
"cheese." Send il the oven.
MINCED vEAL-If white minced veal is
desired, cut the meat into slic,->, renr,ve
al the brown edges and tat, ani then chr.
the meat into square pieces, 6nur them
we'll, and put them intO clean saucepan,
with teacnpfI Of cream, the juice Of a
lemnn. little peel chopped finely, sam,
salt. mac, and white pepper. Shake the
saucepan over the fire, but do not let its
contents boil except for one minute, "r the
mat will becume hard. Garuish tho dish
with lemon pickle.
WAsHIxo PRIxrs.-To wash prints, de-
LANES, and lawns, which will Iade by using
soap, make a starch water similar for starch.
ing prints; wash in two waters without
any soap; rinse in clear water. IL there
is green in the fabric, add litils alum to
the starch water.
At a recent meeting Of fruit-growers in
Rochester, th subject Of grape growing
aud wIne-making was discussed by severaI
Acknowledged experts in grape culture.
DR.. Sylvester said We made our Noes
sickly by over inanuring, and contended
that where the soil was rich enough 20
grow corn it was rich enough for gIapes.
h is claimed, and the american Stock
Journal publishes the Statement, that u bit
OF mercurai ointment, about the 20 Of a
pea, will cure the itching which has proved
so troublesome to iine-wOolrd sheep. The
remedy is wartaated to cure in three days
without the least injury TO the sheep.
The crops Of corn for which the Hing
ham Mass.] Agricultural Soclety awarded
premiums last year Yielded bushels par
acre follows: 9s, 81. 90, 63. OS, mt
ting in each case some fractional parts Vi
bushel.
A CORE pond mt who favors feedil lg cab
bage to mi b cow. sure cattle, ,heep and
swine, and nore especially for sFring-feed.
ing for ewes, says that the avera 50 r. 'iucs
per acre in England is about twenty live
tome
, 1864-08-29


Az AcF concerning the disposition Of con.
vicis in the courts Of the United States,
for the subsisting Of persons confined in
jails charged with violating the laws Of
the United States, and fir diminishing
the expenses in relation thereto.
Be e enacted By tie Senate and House Qt
Representatives. Of Me United States Of
America IN Congress assembled, That all
persons who have been or whv may here
ailer Be convicted Of crime by any court
1T the United Stntes--nOt milItary-the
punishment Whereof shall be Imprisonment,
IN district or Territory where, at the time
Of such conviction, there may be no peni-
tent ary or other prism suitable for the
confinement Of eonvicts Of the United
States, and available thefrfor, shall be con-
fined during the term for which they have
been or may be sentenced, IN some suitable
prison in convenien; State or Territory
70 be designated by the Secretary Of the
Interior, and shall Be transported and de
livered to the warden or keeper Of ahe
prison BY the marshal Of the district or
Territory where such conviction shall have
occurred; or II such conviction be had IN
The District Of Columbia, then and in such
case the transportation and delivery shall
be by the warden Of the Jail oi said Dis
trict; the reasonable actual expense Of
transportation, necessary subsistence and
hire, and transportation Of guards and the
marshal or the warden Of tho Jail In the
District Of Columbia, only, to be paid BY
the Secretary Of the Interior, out of the
judiciary fund Provided, Tat II, in the
opinion Of the Secretary, the expense Of
Z ansporiation from any State, Territory.
Or the District Of Columbia, in which there
Is no penitentiary, will exceed the cost Of
maintaining them in jail in the State, Ter
ritory, or the Disificf Of Columbia during
the period Of their sentence, then IL shall
be lawful so 70 confne them therein for
the period designated 10 their sentence.
Sec. 2. .And Be Il further enacted, That
4 shall be the duty Of the Secretary Of
the Interior TO contract with the managers
or proper authorities having the control Of
such prison or prisoners, for the Imprison-
msnt, subsistence, and proper employment
OF All such prisoners, and to give the court
having Jurisdiction Of such offences, in said
District, notice Of the prison where such
persons will be confined If convicted.
Sec. 3. And Be Il further enacted, That
hereafter there shall be allowed and paid BY
the Secretary Of The Interior, for the sub
sistence Of prisoners in the custody Of any
marshal Of the United States and the wa !.
den Of the Jail In the District Of Ct,lumh,a
, 1864-08-29
HOW A'9
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES I
EsiabIiEhs iaICi5--Impruvtd from time TO time,
and fuIlY perfected ia lSss.
Adapted to every variety Of Sewing in
Families and Manufactures.
AZ shs vor a. Pair hsla m Ionds.. IN isss.
they r.esived the Psi.s sIsd.Is
sALEsRooN-NO. SEonsEsmsry street. ma onls
Temple, saa Franti,eo. CAL
DESuK9 3 CO..
hoKxrs ron r,rr p.r,r,c -p.n,
AGENTS ron mn PACIFIC TRADE.


THE SUCCESSFUL DEvELOPMEkT OF
the art Of sewing BY machines s an Invention destined
70 work complete aud beneficial revelation IN nut.
talt and Indispensable branch Of the Industry of u0
ana % add a. much TO the and welfare Of manknd
a. any msehaneai device that Tie mind of hns -,
eoneelsea o. hl4 ingenuity carried Into eeret II an
mventen which VII assufedly mark In human pro-
tfe-A ~, IN iact, the creation Of That ma
chine, un produce entire change the Universal labor
q sswue, z now beyond doubt; the beginning uf The
end has indeed already appeared for their working pow
ers have been 1ly tested established and their caps
city o. psnueon shown 10 be little less than marvellous
even " tbs age Of astounding mechanical developmen
pet vast peneuelnl social consequences VIII a
her ule 70 less certain for Of these have actually
been experienced. In families, the advantages of good
sewing Machine are beyond computation II has become
household companion, and Is last becoming ndsren-
sable one relieving females from the 6l precious
time and unhealthy 10 which they have for ants
been subject BY the necessity Of hand sewing IN t de-
paFnent the sewing machine may Be regarded means
o. disseminating learning extending edncaion and pubc
Intelligence now girls and mlddle-arod women whose
toll hy the hand needle much required 10 DO he
family sewing. can accomplish great and better resnI
IN one-tenh the tme and has lsase Ihe balance o.
time for reading and instruction And Il & not 70 Be
gotten that whatever lnrumenay reaches this subleS
and tends 70 promote that kind Of eonT6e
N IKE manner 70 make better WiFes better mothers an
iher innnenoe IN turn 70 make better men, and an une9
70 make better community and q better World. Az
, 1864-08-29

Az Acr to provide fo- the execution ol
treaties between the United States and
foreign nations respecting consular juris.
diction over the crews Of vessels Of such
foreign nations in the waters and ports
Of the United States.
Be IL enacted BY de Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of he Uniisd States oJ
Ameriea IN Congress assembled, That in ali
cases where It may have been or shall here
AFTER be stipulated by treaty or convention
be'ween The United States and any foreign
nation 70 the effect that the consul general.
consuls, vice consuIs, or consular or com.
mercial agents Of the two nations, respec-
lively, shall have exclusive jurisdiction Of
controversies, difficulties, or disorders aris-
irg at sea or IN the waters or ports Of the
one nation, between the master or other
officer or officers and any Of the crew, or
between any Of these last themselves, Of
any ship or vessel belonging to the other
nation, such stipulatluns shall be executed
and enforced within the jurisdiction Of the
United States as hereinafter declared: Pro
vidsd. That before this act shall take effect
as to theships and vessels Of any particular
nation having sueh treaty with the United
States, the President Of the United States
shall hpve been satisfied that similar provis-
, 1864-08-29

TNHE UNDERSIGNED. CALLING ATTENTION TO TIIE
above card give notice that on and after the first day
Of July they will continue the business Of The shove
eopartnerhP without interruption, at the old banking
house Of DnBohoe asnn Co In this city, under the Fm
Of PRETZ RALsTON. and in NV York through the
agency af Messrs LEys WALLER. No. 80 Pine street
and that and after the sh day Of July next. they
grther with d o Mills J. D Thomas, Louis M-LAne. Asa
T. Lawton. VIM Z. Barron Thomas Bell, John o. Earl wm
Norris. Whitney. Jn- o. '. Gfin. A. Pope. Herman
Mrheis. Frederick B1ings George IT, Howard n p Tesehe
maeh-F. A. Haywood Moses Ellis, A. MccreaFy, n. M.
JessuP. Samuel knight, A. C. Henry @. wlmerding and
VIM AvOFd, o. San francisco, and Jacob Korn Of Port
land Oregon. having become oF that purpose dry naor
poraied under the laws Of this STATE VII carry the bus
Of Banking in al Of lis various branches. at the
place and through the agency, and upon the basis Of
a Gid and silver Currency. under the name Of
THE BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
D. O. MILLS and wM c. RALsTOS viii be charged with
the management Of the business Of the Corporation.
wM @. RAIsTON,
n. s. FRETZ
San Francisco. June IS. 1884, 2aa
, 1864-08-29
ailisrellantaus adrertistmtnts.
NOTICE.

TTNHE C0PARTNERsHIP IN TIE BANKING BUSINESS
heretofore existing between Eugene Kelly. Of the city
Of New York. aud Joseph A. Donohoe, w. c. RalstoB and
Ralph 8 freH, Of Fan Francisco, under the firm Of
EUGENE KELLY CO.. New York. and DON0H0E RAJ.
sTON co San Francisco. viii the hrs day Of
July, 1884; Eugene Kelly and Joseph A. Dchohoe with
drawing rum the eapaFtnership.
The business ul be ae.d IN New YoTk by Eutene Kelly,
ard in San Francisco By VIM O. Raison and 8. FretE
Dpost1rs requested TO hand In their books for settle.
ment at the banking luuse Of Dnnohoe, tslson Co.
ECGENE KELLY,
CPeF A DonohOe. Attarneyo
JOSEPH A DONOIlOR
wM. c. gALSTON,
r. g. fREfZ
San Francisco, June 10, 1854.
, 1864-08-29
Tas New EngIand SEWING Mathines,

NAT have given such universal satisfaction arc constantly
on hand Every machine warranted.
Needles, thread, and other suitable material Wib
the aoeve machints constantly on hand.
Conndental circulars furnished agents appcation'
DEAIN0 CO, Agents for the Pacific Trade,
No. Montgomery st, Masonic Temple,
1en San Francisco
, 1864-08-29

n-.Assarh U. =. MaII. AND STAGE LINE
lsiSssif between OlymIsa and eieIlneoom CITY,
W. T., fF-ueskly line Leaves Olympia ever, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. At aeluet AN; ltaves tla-
STAR LAMAS. Proprietor.
, 1864-08-29
HoWE's SEWING MACHINES

rank high above an others they must certainly come nF
atge snare q the praise and paiFunage III
% ,nposSot 0s sniSdng art DouhethFea ALIKE on
cannot miss drop Stitches and not one needle s noN
eseeen where de1en formerly Prices reduced -
er A. superior 70 any yet produced for Pam
eapped s.s teFmcy 500 Letter B. Manufacturing ee
Iosmery ~; Letter Q. heavy manufacturing teS, formerly
Cylinder, el40, formerly eiI5.