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The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

READ rr.-NS coy again, and We ash
men of all ties to Mad it eatrfully AND
reflect upO i ssriOu !, theEssOlutiOn Of
fered in 0abgress byMr. Dawson. 1t is
we are ps6ud to cOnless, . Democrats
resolution and expresses the sentiments
of the Democratic party. 1t is plain, ea-
SLY 6naetst6Ci aad patriotic to thsacOse,
Hers. i. ,.... ..--.-,.-.,.,,, =.
"ResOlved, That the President be required
by proclamation or otherwise, TO deelafe toai:
WheneVer any State now 10 iaSurrectiOn shA y
submit herself 70 the Government, a. defined
in ths Constitution. ell hOstilities against her
shall cease. and such State shall be protected
sT1zD SDtePferehee wiih brs i-:.S N17lSs 1Sx'lns
people fully guaranteedin all the rights when
the Federal Constitution gives then.
This resolution was defeated in the
House of Representatives st Washington,
on the 10Th of January last, by a vote Of
Sc in favor, to 70 against It. Every one
of the 90 was Democrat, end every one
of the 79 an Abolitionst, and by Debating
it the latter showed the insincerity OF
their professions of devotion to the Union.
1t is a Union resolution in the fullest
sense Of the term, and being such. OF
course, was obnoxious to the dominant
party. Had it been adopted it would
have created strong Union sentiment in
the seeded States, and before many
months had elapsed several Of them would
have sought re.admission into the Union.
The AbolitionistS understood this, and
not wanting the Union restored, voted
against it to a man. Read the resolution
again, friends Of the Union, and say If
you see any good reason why it should
have been defeated.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
A SILLY FALSEnooD.--The following ap-
peared in the Virginia City Union of the
AIh instant. ,.nniad frn,,, N NnunIn mana.

A SILLY FALSEnooD.--The following ap-
peared in the Virginia City Union of the
9th instant, copied from Nevada paper
"THE HExNEss Pass OPEN-This excellen
road is again open, and the stages are making
their regular connections. 1t WAS only blocked
up for about eight hours. although snow had
fallen on some parts 0f the route TO the depth
Of ten feet The Placervile road is, we learn
completely blocked mp. All travel upon Ger.
tain portions of it has utterly ceased. The
truth is, the Henness Pass road is The only une
in the State that can be kept open with but lit
tie expense during severe winter"
The Union knew the above was false
when it copied it, for in the same issue it
announced the arrival of passengers by
the Pioneer stage line. The Placervile
route has not been blocked up at all at
any time this spring, nor has travel upon
any portion Of it ceased. The Union
must be aware Of these facts, it cannot be
ignorant Of them, and its stepping out Of
its way to injure our route by circulating
such silly and false statements, is credi
table neither to its fairness nor its judg
mcnt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
G. a a ID =.

DOCTOR L. J. CZAPKAY begs leave 10 announce
to the public, and particularly to his patrons the
Pacific coast that he is about To CLOSE THE BU.
SINESS, with the view Of retiring for the present
from the arduods laborS OF his profession.
As il is his intention, during the ensuing fall, to
leave the United States, for the purpose Of visiting
Europe he will not receive any new patients after
the lst dy of July, 1854. Those therefore who may
desire his Services, will apply within reasonable
| time ------'
Doctor pkay desires to ASSURE those Who are
under his care, that they will continue to receive
all the attention which his obligations prescribe and
their cases respectively demand.
THOSE VIII" HOLD CONTRACTS, guaranteeing
. cure, are hereby requested to report TO Dr CIap
kay before the 1st day of June, 1894,
whether not they are satisfied that . cure has
been effected in their cases respectively. All who do
mt thus report within the time specified, will be
gArded and treated rs cured.
In taking leave OF his patients and the PutlAc
Doctor Czapkay desires to express his profound graf
itude for the cxtraprin 1ry -e bestowed up.
on him, and the confidence reposed in his profess.
| iOna ability.
During his residence in California Dr.. C1aps ay
has treated professionally UPWARDS OF
Twenty-Five Thousand Patients,
Which Is the best guarantee that his course treat
meat has b-rn rewarded with success Al once per-
sOnay gratifying, and anUS: unpre ede ned in the
annals Of medicine.
Any physician in gooi standing, who may desire
to purchase the interest of Dr. Czapkay In his In.
stu,e," and the good will Of his business, may make
application and state proposals.
! 0J Address DIR l.. J. CZAPKAY. Medical Ins;i.
tuie, sacra'nento street, below Montgomery, oppo.
site Pacific Mail Steamship Companys ONCE, Sa
Francieco.
TO CORRESPONDENT NTS.-Patients In
any part Of the Stale. however distant, who may de
sire the opinion and advice Of DR.. CZApkay their
respective cases, and who think proper to submit
written statement OF such, in preference to holding
Personal tneTveW, are respectfully assured that
their communications will be Leld most sacred. Dr.
L, J. CEapkay takes this opportunity Of observing
that all letters opened and replied to only BY
himself, and the latter ~ promptly as possible.
II the case be fully and candidly described, per
SonAi communication will be supereeded as instruc
tionS for diet regimen, and the general treatment Of
warded without delay. and in su,.h manner n. to
convey no idea OF tn Purport Of the letter parcel
/ so transm ted
CONSULTATION GRATIS. ~Permanent cure
guaranteed or no pay
Address, L. J. CZAPKGY, M D.
San Francisco, Cal
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

~ AkAuSetlnG Of the Democratic Central Commit
VSSo9 Ne Safda1 q APEiI, 1854, held peFsuAnt b
Nr10. - RG1iaav n. Z. Ghearer, Esq., was elected
A.RanihR af fha Committee TO all the vacancy frou
Tiatartis ennpNA by the death Of Hon. H. @. eloSs
.0A A1s1k a. q hAeAFsg was elected Secretary o.
0n 1S9lo .. d vss ordersd that County conven.
S1CAof II Demo5raey be Aeid In the CIFY OF PLAOER
vIaaA o. IUn1naH T1a HlIhn 0v MAI next, at n
eeaoek NJ ior thf purpose Of selecting twelve dele
RAteS6 itDeNe C0nvention to be held In the City
% 04A RSaaarD on TusadaV, Nay lOsh, 1884, for the
Raapesa Of eleeting dssgatsa to the National Con
teSS Ae 0onV6atioo.
= 1sm4taop, II Yas OFeared that the Democrats Of
= baEAAa COunty b. requested 10 meet In their va
TIouS pFcnO, q the usual places Of holding cleo
11ast IN lAxuInAx AKls.00ih, 1874. atE o'clock p
AsAad elect 70 such County Convention delegates
IA neebrdanDs with ne h0'tolloWinR
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

"LoYAL LoUIsIANIANs." The New Or
leans correspondent of the Eastern Argus
says nobody appears at the so called Union
meetings in New Orleans, except North
ern disunion Abolitionists, who have been
imported there by Mr.. Lincoln. These
vagabonds assembled, to the number Of a
few hundred, and called themselves the
State of Louisiana. They elected State
officers, etc, and the telegraph informs US
that Mr.. Lincoln has recognized them as
the government Of the State. The elec
ton was a farce, with which the citizens
Of Louisiana had no connection Soldiers,
not residents Of the State, not entitled to
vote, were officers Of election, and. in &C
cordance with instructions from Washing
ton, placed Hahn in the gubernatorial
clair.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

HAHGEOwE CeEEK. at the COIoms street
bssAsA hsc, legg been . aVoFits place for de-
I 1oeiAsCtAs RfcAsseso Of defunct dogs and eats,
snd - ~ si4Aisnaut aeOd often refuses to bear
tie seasAscss hssssa thence, we NOT unfre:
szsslss6G GS2a &c t6rsS ef then, all IN row,
high ss&hVDa thSsahaA, 4bsis raylsss 4syes
turned towards "+As bridge - if implOrinRly
weFiSg end wstSAius fct GAs City Marshal 70
: -i;SFOsmSvG asSm'kOn tbeS vulgar gaze. Bot he
comes not. and tGIy N lsft 10 waste their
UweStusss" Oh the thsnklesS Pss.srsbyi
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

RELIGIoUs. First Presbyterian Church
of this city has extended unanimous call tc
the Rev. Charles G. Wallace, late of Perth
Amboy, New Jersey, to become their Pastor
at salary of $4,000 per annum. also agreeing
TO furnish his study and insure his library, and
granting him an annual vacation of one month
The congregation have also taken energetic
measures for the erection of a commodious
house of worship, which they propose to begin
at once. We understand that the Pastor eIect
has accepted the call, but will not be regularly
installed until after the dedication of the new
Church.
Mr.. Wallace will preach tomorrow morning
and evening, ut the usual hours, in the Coloms
street Church.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

BLrcTIox o. LIBRARIAx..-Ata regular Reet'
ing Of Neklane Engine CO. No,2, held in sheir
hall on Thursaay eveniue. D. ". Gelwicks vas
elected Librarian for th3ensptnR ysar. fhs
Libraiy is large and WI selected, contains
many rare aud valuable, works. and any com
pany or city might be proud fit.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
Gentlemen's Clothing !

TCST RECEIVED A Splendid Assortment Of all
81 the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!
The special attention Of purchasers 10 invited to
my large stock OF ~'.r's
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Frock Goats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black and Colored Hats, ali kinds,
Fine SewedAnd Pegged Boots,
Davis & Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts:
Flannelsand dIMerino Undershirts and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers. Overalls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings G. Co.'S Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, etc, ETC.,
All o. which will sen. FOR CASH. at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICESI
Can and Judge for yourselves.
CHAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

The Physician As SIen blAns ed fer
want O'suceess in histreatment when the disappoAs
rnent In the recovery Of tire sick Is 20 be trseet
the 4aritEH:et nG impure medicines. RSb~rt white
apotheeary, 10 paying particular attention 70 Tie
comPounding i'l'ySieiaLs' prsserptS0S and family
recipes from medicines Of undoubted rurity. Robert
Whiie, Medical Han, U Appointed assHt for DsS'
n the genuine Psten, Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
DIR. L. j. CZAPKAY
FROM THE PRACTICE
OF MEDICINE.
He will Receive and Attend all New
Cases of an Acute and Chronic
Nature until the First Day
of July. 1894.

A Ii CASES committed to DR.. CZAPKAY
IA before the 6rH day Of July will be attended TO
by himself until cured.
All those afflicted, who may desire to secure the
services Of Dr. CIapkay, will apply by letter. per-
sonalIy To him before the Ist day OF July, 1884,
after that date, he will attend only to those al
ready under treatment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

BARNAS BRos.-By on advertisement in an.
other column it will be seen that the brotberz
Barman, late of the Old Round Tent Clothing
Store Of this city, have opened a gentlemen q
clothing and furnishing store under Platt's
Music Hall, Montgomery street, San Fran
cisco. They are clever and euterprisiDg young
men and deserve auncasa.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

DISLoYAL.-Andy Johnson will serious
ly embarraSs his claims for the Vice Pres
idency in the Abolition party,f he doesn't
stop talking about the Constitution and
State Rights, both Of which are obnoxious
to and have been denounced by the par
ty of which he is a member. He is evil
IDENTIFY laboring under the singular delu-
sion that he is acting with men who en-
tertain some respect for the Constitution
Their creed and his experience should
have taught him better. Their past his
tory proves that for upwards Of a quar- ter
of a century they have been plotting to
destroy the Union and bring the ConSti-
tuition into contempt, and to expect them
to desire toNIestore the one and MAINTAIN
the other, now that they are in power, is
extremely absurd. johnson, forgetting
the antecedents of his new party, says
this trouble must be settled, not by the
Abolitionists or SeceSSionists; and thus
censures popular theory of the former :;
To admit that a State can be out Of the Union
is virtually admitting the principle Of secession.
Nor can State be put back to a territorial con-
dition. It's contrary to the genius of our
government. The State cannot destroy her
self, nor can the United States government
destroy State. When you destroy State
you destroy the UniUn Of the States. Hold fast
to your liberties under the Constitution.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

TIE CGHAScHE ONCE MoRs.-Messrs Editors:
Would it not be better to notify your MINER.
Gus readers that Houston, Hastings l. CO., Of
San Francisco, have offered to dress every man
in the State on the most reasonable terms. and
that they invite the merchants in the interior
TO visit their Wholesale rooms. corner of Bat
terry and Pine sireetsf You would thereby do
much good to the public.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

A LONG WAR.-The leaders of the Ad.
ministrAtion party, shoddy contractors
and their minions, are endeavorinE to
convince the people that the war will
soon be over, and that the oppressive
burdens which they are now compelled
to bear will not be increased. Let it be
remembered that every intelligent officer
who has been engaged in the service, is
firmly Of the opinion that the war will
last for years Gen. Kinks, one of The
leaders Of the Abolition party, in q recent
speech in New Hampshire, said
some people tell rs that The rebellion is
nearIy crushed and that the war will Som be
Over. cAHnot sgres With such "a opinion. -
have bean engaged in THE sGsugRls upou the
hAvIe tsld ed IkeaW .sOmetLing Of de char.
Acter OF our enemies and believe that Il will
'sEs o. !:SN sever vssrs e sukd1s them.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

cS0ssssIoNAL VENALITY.-A memA..
OF Ungress writes in . private leItsr .
One can imagine to what extent a.
6u ce is sold here. The traffic is -. ~
rid pn very extensively, and the vir,n.
OF poor fellows who came on her. -
do tmmgs without any pay is beinv ~ ~
verely tried BY the sPleNdor and luSn.s- -
in which thvse live. Who till their pocE.;.
with the feed oDtaisv VI thk. s ny
one who has taken an inside visv " ~
WashihgtoH, 6f be- 6E9 VES NIssS.u'SS, "
learhtG o. egSNOmS pesyal lsgt AAer~0~~
doubt thia There Is reason icr ~
ton with the reeent exposure nal q
Senator HalA's case. for. II promptly f.i
lowed up BY the press and the unen:rr~1- :
ed portion 0f S5ak2SslS. 81 GhrSU zzaeSs
corrected, OF at least abashOd and Go.
led to secrecy, and 90 the public scanS.I
will be diminished.
Mr.. Wade Of 0biO be- introduced. /. I'm
into the Senate to punish such tf1m.Ss.
Iions a. the ones confeRNed bV Esees...
Hale and defended by Senator jOhnao~ =
Maryland. The bill is . good one ~, =
is national disgraes that the nscers"
for such bill should have arisen N a.
highest legislative body In the eountTv-
Hale has asked for inquiry into his q.
Let it be granted, and let Il BE- hona.sI-
and thoroughly made. Let aII tie ~.
come out in their resi significance. IN
no covering up or whi,eWashinR. and 4,
Mr.. Hale have the full beneSt Of the -
that he has committed no unusuxi OdIeNos
but is sustained and kept 10 eOuntsnsDe'
BY the too common practice Of The -.
bera-SpringHtld Republican.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

HONORABLE Terms. The precious Ad-
miniStration programme to bring back the
seeded States and restore the Union, is
very much the same as If n man should
endeavor to retake spirited horse which
had escaped from the stable, by brandi>h-
ing a whip in one hand and halter in
the other. The whip and halter are the
only terms offered the Southern people
by the Abolitionists who control at Wash
ington. Who can doubt the efficacy OF
such admirable instruments Of concilia-
ton Are not the Southern people dis
gusted with the Conftderacy and i'm.
plorinS Lincoln to take them to his arms?
Are not the terms which he offers them
calculated to arouse an irresistible Union
sentiment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
SpctiaI ann GrncraI Notirrs.
SORE THROAT,

SORE THROAT,
COUGH,
COLD,
and .imNr troubles, IL safsereA 10 progress, resuH
in serious PGmon aSy. Bronchial and Astkmatk q.
fcctions. ofteltimes incnrabie.
BOOwN'e BRONCHIAL TROCHES
are compounded as to reach directly the seat Of
the diseAsr and give almost in slant relief
Agents for California, REDINOToN Co., San
Fra AcSee.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
MARRIAGE S..

.=aIa- -piAmaaA apriaGa, 81 tho HasiAoaeaAG Ma.
W. N. Muf1ev, April 18th, by Rev. C. c. Peirce.
r. B. Mcbride, Of PlacervilIe. and Miss Sarah
d. PrIngle, daughter Of, DR.. Chas. PriHgle, OF
Fredonia, IL. New York papers please
cOpy.l
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
NEW GOODS!
For the Spring Trade !!
0NIIE unAers gned is now receiving large arrivals
i Of SPRING AND SUMNER

OF the latest styles ane most beautiful patterns,
comprising
Splendid Moire Antique Patterns.
Rich Plain and Fancy Silks.
Plain, Plaid and Striped Alpacas.
American, French and English Prints,
Lawns, GinRhAms, Chambrays,
White Goods of every description.
English and French Merinos,
French P.Quet and Cotton Royale,
Plaid, Check and Striped Rep Goods,
Pacific and Manchester DelAines,
Travelling dress Goods, in great variety
French Stripe and Check Mohairs,
Plaid, Check and Striped Poplins,
AND A COMPLETE ASSORTMENT o. ALL THE
!. FANCY GOODSi
NOTIONS AND NOVELTIES
OF TIE SEASON!
The Ladies' are respectfully invited to can and eS
anime the new stock. which they will hnd In variety
beauty and quality far excels any ever heretofore
brought to this city.
Prices always the LOWEST IN TIE STATE.
DcT Terms, for the future, strictly IB CASH.
CnAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

MASOMC.-There win be stated communi-
cation OF 81 Dorado Lodge. No. 2S, F. and A.
H.. on Monday evening next, at7]< O'Clock
precisely.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

ANOTHER RICHMOND IN TIE FIELD John H.
Vanderbilt, the popular landlord Of the Orleans
Hotel, has announced himself as an ndepen
dent candidate for City Marshal. He is an old
resident of our city, property holder, and his
interests are identified with her interests. We
have now three candidates in the field Eos
minger, Cartheche and vanderbilt-ai Union
men and members Of the Union" party, aud
without expressing preference for either We
hope we shal! not be accused Of prejudicing
Sans ciaims BY urging our citizens to vote for
the best and most competent man. Not every
man who aspires to the Office of City Marshal
can fill the position creditably. and he who
cannot do so,whatever his other claims may be-,
ought not to be elected We hope our citizens
will take this fact into consideration, and not
cast their sutfrages for an inefficient and incom.
petent man, but select from the three candidates
the one best qualified for the position.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

Rich QUARTZ LoDE.-For some time past the
quartz mills in our vicinity have been paying
well, and in consequence new quartz lodes have
been discovered and opened and new mills
erected. Many of the veins in this neiyhbor.
hood are rich and nexhaust ible, and capitalists,
convinced of this fact after thorough exam
ination, are investing largely in and developing
them. One of the largest and richest in our
county is the Worthen lode, near Reservoir
Hill, a mile and a half East of our city. 1t
crops out beautifully and can be traced long
distance. At the depth Of tweuty feet it is six
feet thick, aud increases in thickness as it de.
scends. 1t is not bowlder but u we.defined
lode. The wall rock is slate. The gold is fine
and scarcely perceptible to the naked eve, but
it is richly ditfused through the whole vein, as
repeated trials Of it have proved. Gentlemen
who have examined the lode and tested the ore
pronounce it one of the richest lodes in the
State. The owners Of It are working il sys.
tematcally, are confident they have "a good
thing" and are Indifferent about parting with
any Of it. We congratulate them on their good
fortune and hope their most sanguine expecta-
tions may be realized.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

LArKoBE.-There will be an auction sale Of
tn~o lots 10 LS:robs, on the eeth ivs.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF Fl Dorado
- Jnsiice's Court, Mud Springs Township.
The People Of the State Of California, to jacob
WASSCM, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned 10 appear befnre me at
my othce in Mud Springs 1ownskip. o. th- County Of
u Dorado, on the goth day Of Aprf. A D. 1854 at
10 o'clock A. NJ, TO answer unto he complaint Of J
JLckson, Who sues you to recover the sum Of
sky $1,000 dollars on hook account as per Ac
count now on nh IN my odice,-when judgmen' will
De rendered ag inst you for the sil unit togeth.
er with costs and damages, II you fail to appear and
answer.
To the SHERIFF or any Constable ~ said County,
Greeting Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand, this llth day Of A ri lst4
J. MCCORMICK.
Justiee Of the Peace in and for "a id TnMnshin
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16


HolIOWay's Pills and Ointment
DOMESTIC REMEDIEs-No other formula com
bnes in SO compact or concentrated a form the ac
tive and essential qualities Of medicine or are 30
well adapted to family as these popular rene
dies Devoid Of mineral and vegetable roisops'
simple but eficacious in operation, they may be ad
ministered with equal safety TO the infant a. to the
adult No ohOusehOld should be without supply, as
they are always useful in case OF accident
Sold by all Druggists, at 3Oc, 7Oc., and q 10 per
box or pot. oOs
The WOrld-RehOWned Remedies,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
FURNISHING GOODS!

Ladies and Misses Trimmed Hats;
Bonnet and Trimming Ribbons;
Velvet Ribbons: LAces; Edgingsi
Embroideries, Insertions,
Parasols, Sun-shades, Umbrellas,
Hosiery. Kid Gloves and Gauntlets,
Fancy and Trimming Goods in Great
Variety,
The most complete assortment ever bVought ta this
city, for sale At SAN FRANCISCO PRICES, by
CHAS D. PETTlT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
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The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

READ The Advertisements
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16

.s:e. \; B.. A.gT. CLAIR DHNvER, chairman.
y, <. HHRAlEs, Secretary.
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PLA0BRv1Lx.8. GAL.
0NAuraay......!....."... ...."AprA1 10, i e0A.
THR O1r~ AND COUNTY
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-16
nAaIa na nllan111IAIIon
UsnGosvaeAsl csuA4y Convention.

= = JAMES y. ooFFR0TH, Chairman.
| @ y. OAmEAu, Secretary.