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The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

LET 1T BE MADE GENERAL. we notice
that some Of the members Of the Legisla-
ture are looking out for the interests Of
then immediate constituents and legisla-
ting TO promote them. In San Francisco,
it has bsen the custom Of the Sheriff to
let out bis advertisements Of sales under
execution to the newspaper that would
publish them at the lowest rate per square,
and under that arrangement the Demo.
cratic Press, few months since, received
the contract for publishing them. Now,
however, il has been ascertained that the
Press has not so large 3 circulation as the
BulletiO OF Alta. and as it is hut Justice
to the judgment debtor that the sale Of
his property under execution should be
as widely advertised as possible, SO that
there may be the moro bidders for il,
Q member from that city has introduced
bill into the Legislature requiring the
Sheriff to publish his advertisements Of
sales in the paper having the widest cir
culAtiOn. The Administration papers ap.
prove the bill and urge the Legislature to
pass it. Of course, they are not influ.
enced by narrow or prejudiced motives in
advocating its passage, but by their hon.
est convictions Of its justice. If the law
would be good one for San Francisco,
so it would for other counties, and we can
see no honest reason why it shonld not
be made general and extend its benefits
throughout the length and breadth of the
State. Indeed, its operation should not
be limited to the Sheriff s advertising, but
should apply to all the public advertising
of the State and counties. We. are un-
willing that San Francisco alone should
be cared for in this important matter of
public notices, while the people in other
parts Of the State are left at the mercy of
corrupt or bigotcd officials. The law is
n good one and the whole State should be
allowed to participate in its benefits. We
are surprised that Senator Henry, of our
County, who is sharp, sighted, practical
man, has not taken a liberal and proper
view Of this subject and procured the
amendment of the bill SO as to secure its
benefits to his own constituents, at least.
While speaking Of public advertisements,
We are reminded that there are wrongs in
regard to other kinds of printing, for
which the people pay, that should be
rcmedied. Every City and County is
compelled to have more or less blank
forms, posters, circulars, etc., printed for
the public service; and, as these are paid
for out Of the moneys raised By taxation,
they should be procured at the least pos
siblc cost. Our city and county authori.
ties pursue the opposite course, choosing
to pay the highest price demanded for
such service. Will not our patriotic So.
Ions enact law to remedy this wrong
Are the members Of the Legislature from
San Francisco alone obscrvant of the
wants and interests Of their constituents ?
We hope not, bu! il such be the case, we
shall have to appeal to them to extend
the scope Of their usefulness and take the
interests of the people at large under their
protection.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

A NEGRO NOBILITY The NEGROES TO
GET CoxrRAcTs.-"This country will have
no true dignity" said Fred Douglas in a
recent speech to the AbolitiOnists, till
the negro is entitled to vote and hold Of.
lice." The negroes says Vandal Phillips,
arc our nobility" and We must divide
the lands Of the South among them, as
William the COnquerOr partitioned Eng.
land among the Norman Lords. All that
is very fine" dignity and loyHlty"-but
Sambo wants sOmthing practical, and the
Administrator proposes to give it to him.
We quote an illustrative incident:
The colnred people Of Philadelphia are before
the War Department for contracts f. Quarter
master's 8 supplies. David BrOwser and .acnb
C. White had an interview with Secretary
Stanton IN Friday, and offered to engage to
deliver in thirty, sixty and ninety days. shirts,
drawers, haversacks and bluuses, " the extent
of 900 Of either. They received assurances
that the colOred people shnuld he placed here
after upon thr aame footing With whites, in the
matter Of contracts.
"ContractS," that is the word in which
lies the patent of nobility then it is
dignity" When the IlayIien monarchy
was formed, the black chiefs took the Ii
ties of Duke of Lemonade, Count Marina
lade and Marquis Of Molasses We zee
looming in the distance our new nobility
Sir Sambo Shoddy, Count Cutfve Cod
fish and the Marquis of MuIemeat. The
advantage Of negro nobility is, that it is
diStinguiShable through all generations.
The old aristOcracy Of Europe is corrupt
ed by misaliances, and it is impossible to
distinguish by mere looks the heir Of a
peer from the progeny OF peasant. With
our African nobility the pure breed will
always show itself, and the slightest al
mixture of the inferior white race will be
manifest in the .lneaments and complex
ion. And why should not General Goril-
Ia, when peace comes, replace the stars
on his shoulder with the insignia of no.
bility? The republic is proved farce
the white race failure. Let them give
way to the black nobility Of the future.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

THE DROUTH has already affected the -four
and grain market to . considerable extent. and
sbOuld it cOntiuuS long those articles will sd'
vance to famine Prfcea Il iS TO be hoped, bow
ever. that Providence win Intervene between
the SPecuIatOrs and the people, and Wssb away
the prospective fortunes the former hope to
wiring from the latter. BY the sale Of bread,
with copiOus rains. The meat market, too,
is seriously effected by the drOuth-in the
quality Of the meats as well as the price. and
the butchers begin to think they will have n
shut up their markets for want Of stock ct to
butcher, if It dOes not soon rain.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

COsuNSEs TOwNsuIP-The Board ofSuper-
viso's have appointed E. F. Taylor Justice Of
The Peace. and @. W. spauIding Constable for
Costumes Township, vice weatherbse and
HumPhrIes failed 70 qualify.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

ATTENTION Sir KNIGRrs The recently elect
cd oficers Of Fl Dorado Commandery. No. 4.
Of knights Templar, will be installed on Thurs
day evening next, BY v. 3. Deputy Grand
Commander, Sir Isaac s. Titus. A full aud
prompt attendance Of the Sir Knights Of the
Comnaadsry Is earnestly requested.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

JUSTICES OF PEAcE-D. N. Fitzpatrick has
been appointed Justice Of the Peace in and for
Georgetown Township vice A. Cowden failed
to qualify. John F. Bremen was appointed q
Justice Of the Peace for WhiteOak Township,
vice P. J. Heghan failed to qualify.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

OLD ABB on CoNGRE>sNEN. The other
day, as the President and a friend were
sitting On the House Of Representatives
steps, the last session closed, and the
members filed out in body, Abraham
looked after them with serious smile. -
That reminds me." said he. "of little
incident when I was boy. my fiat boat
lay up at Alton, on the Mississippi, fer a
day, and strolled about the town. saw
large stone building with massive walls,
not so handsome, though, as this; and
while I was looking at it, the iron gate
way opened, and great body of men
came out. What do you call that 2 I
asked bystander. That said he, is
the State Prison, and those are all thieves
going home. Their time is up"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

ROAD Cause.-The Board OfSuPervisOrs. Of
on Tuesday, made the following order "Or-
dered that the road running over the divide
between Dry Greek and Tennessee Creek, IN
White Oak Township, is hereby declared Vsea'
ted, and the road is hereby located to the east
Of said old road. most which location being in
Mud Springs Township and at present taking
the travel on said route and further, that the
Road Overseers are directed To work the same.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12


TIE PUBLIC DEBT.-Every lover of the
Country for the Country's sake must feel
the saddest forbodings for the future when
contemplating the unblushinS corrupt
ion Of the dominant party and the rtck.
less extravaganza Of the Administration.
We recently published the figures show
ing that Lincoln had already spent more
money than all Of his predecessors, from
Washington TO buchanan, and proving
beyond shadow of doubt that the ma
tion was rapidly approaching bankruptcy.
Some Of our contemporaries have calculat-
ed still more closely and have come to the
conclusion that we are already bank
rupted people, and that if our National
debt we're now parceled out to the States,
that their assets would fall below their
proportion Of the debt. The people should
reflect on this subject and ask themselves
IT they are willing to bequeath crushing
taxation to their posterity even to the
tenth generation for the sake of carrying
out the dogmas Of Abolition fanaticism.
TIE -TTu=s.inn Is one Of stunning import
ance and challenges the deep attention of
every patriotic American. The Philadel.
phia Mercury, in a very able article refer
ring to the national debt, thus states the
amount for Pennsylvania :
PENNSYLVANIA. DR.
To her share Of the national debt .&50O. 900, 900
To principal, at 8 per cent, Of her
share Of pension list. ...... 67,O0O. 600
10 her own State debt. t............ 3S,OOO.OOO
$605, 900
PennsvIvanIa. CR.
BY her own valuation of her own
properly y........: ............ 1896, ,0OO, 900
Balance against the State. ........ $4,000, 900
$50 that if Pennsylvania" says the
Mercury, in conclusion, "wcre put I'D at
auction tomorrow, and sold for the full
sum at which her own Revenue Board
has valued her, she could not meet her
obligations by $9,OOO,OOO. That is, her
debt is $9,000,O0O more than she is
worth.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

ROAD 0vERssER.-The Board of Supervisors
have appointed N. McCUsker Road Overseer
fur PlAoerVills Township, pcs Vim. Showers,
who failed 70 qualify.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

REJEcTED.-On Wednesday. Mr.. Reynolds,
late County Collector. presented a claim tothe
Board Of Supervisors for services rendered in
c"llec,ing the property tax for the year 1863
which was rejected on the ground that the
Collector was required t" perform such service
under the law giving him salary ofeSO00 per
year.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

0TTIcE p. ASo 5. V. RALEoAD CONrANr,(
Piacerville, March 9Th, 1861.
NOTICE is hereby given that the
&SA4 l'Hh Assessment, OF Ten Dollars per
49, Share on the Stock Of the Ptact TVlle
&TS37EJt bLnd Sacramento Vale Railroad Com
is due aud payable Mt Ih- ONCE
Of the Undersigned in the Cry Of pacervillc II Do
RADIO County, Cali rnia, within thir,y DAYS from
date.
All shareholders are requested to make payment
on or before that time, or such assessment will be
promptly collected in the manner prrscrb, d nv law
n A. HAMILTON
marhl2l Secy r. and V. X. Il. Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

SALMON FAILS TOwSsHrP.-John ClydesdaIe
has been appointed Constable of Salmon Fails
Township, vice P. @. Hawkins failed to qualify.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
d DEAT HIS.

In this city. on the morning Of the sth inst.
after brief illness. Mrs. Anna. wife Of Au.
guste Orr. aged Ia wears and months.
San Francisco and New York papers please
cOpv
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

VICE President llANLIN, HON Lincoln
proposes I" drop from the Pr, Sdential
ticket. is violently opposed to Llncoln'S
denomination.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

BaADsAAw, Lew. CuIver, Wells, Fargo Co.
aud HeruAndeEars all entitled TO our thanks
for newspaper favors during the past week. ,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

MaS0nic. - Sc. Janes Royal Arch
Chapter, NO. Is. holds s regular meetings In Ma.
sonic Han, on the evening OF the arst wednesday
OF zach month. All Companions In good sIandiag
will be cordially yelrOmed
WILLIAM \. JANUARY, ". E,H.P.
l.. W. FTcHHuHrH. eecretATy
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
Special ant 6emerut Notifies,
BSSwn,s BronehiaI rrooA...

BRSWn'E BroAehial TrOeAss.
haye never changed my mind Fespeetlnr IT,
fs9 he arst excepting 70 thihk Jet better Of thsi
kEv. HEsnY WAN Bu.cur,
"The TrOches are star Of Life to me.n
.E PRos. EDwARD NoaTw.
Pres. Hamilton College, Clinton, NY
"FOr thrOst troubles, they are gpeoIae"
Too favorabiy known to need eomnesdssIeer
Llug. CuAs. Z. RaR1SH
PFea nas& ahata..
CONTAIN no opium nor any thing IRIurIous!"
D.. A. \. 1alunH
Chemist. BosteaI
81 IrseOmmend their use to Psslic spsGkeraS
Mos. saiulaEy relief In Bronchitis"
RKv. Q. enevnfun
> : MovT,cao~n ~.
~Very beneficial when maeEinE ron co.,
REV. Q. J. ?. AHRGnso.,
Almost instant relief In the dlssFesIlng -
breathing peculiar to Asthma"
Rev. A. o. BaoLssrax.
They have suited my case exactly, releviss -
throat 90 that could sing with ease"
T. DUcsAann.
ChOristeT. French Parish ChurcA, Mootresa
-. As there are imItatiOas, be sure % obtaa n.
G ENCINE.
Agents for California, RsSuHsTON Co., a,
ETzncIsee.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
Holloway Pills and Ointment

HOllOway's Pills and Oint m emit
FACTS FOR THE MlLLION.-Ry a recent enact.
ment Of the French Government, these med icinr~
are admitted free Of duty into all the ports Of France
They are extensively employed in all the public and
military hospitals throughout the Empire. The Fan.
peror has sgnied his appreciation Of their virtues
in an autograph letter to DR.. Holloway. During the
late campaign in Italy, large quantities we're used
for the wounded at Drvsecia and Montechiaro.
Sold by all Druggists, at 3octs, - cts, and &l 10
per box or pot. 2ui
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
A l. w AVS BUY
WRERE TOU CAN GET
THE BEST AND CsUEADrcr,

7 Is ADMITTED BY ALL who have purcbas.d n,
\ HENRY RADJESKY,
City where you can rely on getting = GENUINE
HAVANA CIGAR FOB l2x cnCms
The liberal patronage which 1 have received dr.
nng ne past Two years, has enabled me to male
eIEaage ments by which lean aRaFt 70 seiIn TeTTFT
AhO 0HEAPER HAVANA CIGAR than car he h.S i.H
at any other store in the City. N.- "' "~u
also keep constantly on hand all the ehoi..
Brands or SMOKING AND CHEWING TOR Icrn
HENRY RADJESKY.
N"i' Al the cSry House.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
BOARD AND LODGING.

IINhE undersigned is prepared TO accommodate,
L gentlemen with the BtST OF BOARDING. nv
the day or wee X. at hs place on Cooma street .,,
the Presbyterian Church '' 81
Also, a few WELL.FJlRNIsUFn poouc ro rr
Al p,l sne SANE place. A. ORT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.

IL persons indebted to the firm Of n. 4 r.,
"A LEVY either by note or book account
are requested To call on CIIAS o IRWIN. At Dia
mond Spring'. Immediately, and settle up We having
eonnded to him the charge Of our unsettled husi.
ness. n 4 d. LEVY.
Diamond Springs, March I2th, 1s64-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12
BRIDGE NOTICE.

~ OTiCE IS hereby given that the undersigned
vii APPLY I" the Hon. Board nf Supervisors OF
~ uoIIIo Couhty California, At their regular meet.
ing in April next, fnr renewal of license IN Keen a
Toll Bridge across the Middle Fork Of the Costume.
KiVer' at BuEan's Bridge, for one year
March sth, IS64.-Htd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-12

The WOrld-RenoN RemedIes,
HOLLOWhY'S W
PILLS AND OINTMENT,
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE i BRIGHAM,
Wholesale Druggists, San Francisco.
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Hannibal L 81. joseph Railroa1

4 M STEAM PACKET LINES on TIA
IA Missouri River. The most practicable rou Z
to the Gold Mines Of Idaho. hammock CITY, viz
GINA City. Galla.in. Denver, Washoe, Boiseess
California. lpaily Overland Stages from Atch
son 10 above points All rail 10 It, Joseph. 4
Gibson, l.atan and Weston. The Daily Packet
t.s,iie, runs from West"n 10 Lcaveuwofib, 0.svss
nile } and Kansas City, uoriy miles.) StAge
ccnnscti,Ys from Leasenworth and Kansas CITY
g Lawrepcs. Topeka, n. Riley, ~ Scsts, 0ania
Fee
TriWcckly Paese The elegant packets ca
orado. Denver. }. j. Lacy, West Wind and 4,
ya;ors form aTri Weekly Line from ST. Iosar
10 Nebraska Thy. Council Huff and Omaha
Al Dai!5 Stages from -. Joseph 10 sbov points.
ii.r.1rs with teams aid luggage carried on the
SANG rs in and packc. 10 the sboye starting poinfe
and ur ~. fresh for the plains.
Conn, r,io.'s madc nv rail and BY packets on III
Mssis.iy vi III. er with the .ususibal ~. Joe /
X. at Qnincy ana Hannibal.
For ibro ugh Tics>is Or Freight. apply \. =;
pret'yman, agent, at l. sscnport, or on bo:rs
Packets. "" o0sro q.
1T. X. HAYWARD. Gem, S,,,.
y: GROAT, Gen Ticket Az.
w. JOHNSON. FRI 49,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-16
Baltimore 1 Ohio 4. 3. Re-epene1

T.HIS GREAT NATIONAL THOROUGHrARE
Il is again open for frcights and travel. The
cars and machinery destroyed arc replaced by new
running stock, with all recent improvements
aald - the bridges and track are again in substan
tial condition. the well earned reputation Of ahis
road for SPEED, SECURITY and COMFORT
will be more thnn sustained under the rc-organi.
ration Of its BUSINESS
In addition ~ the uncqualcd ATTRACTIONS Of nat.
urai scenery heretofore conceded 10 this route.
troubles upon the border have associated numer.
Gus points upon the road, between thu Ohio River
aud Harper's Ferry, with painful but instructive
interest.
Connections at the Ohio River with Clevel.ra
and Pittsburg. Central Ohio and Marietta and
Cincinnati Railroads; aud through them with
tie whole railway system Of the Northwest. Cen
t-si West and Southwest /; at Harper's Perry with
the Winchester road; st Washington Junction
with the Washington branch for Washington
City and the Lower Potomac: al Baltimore with
four daily trains for Philade phia and New York.
Two dollars additional on trough tielsSs TO
Baltimore or the Northern Cities, give the priyi.
lege ofyisiting Washington City en- route being
457cwcr ti.zn the cost Of any other line, a re-.
cenilt charged aud the rate tn Baltimore being
3l.3U lowe- than recently charg ID by way Of hAr.
risburg This il the onl, route by which pssssn-
gers can procure through tickets and through
Checks 10 Washington City.
W. =. SMITH. Master Transportation, baltimore
l.. ". CoLs. Uen'l Ticket Agt. Bsltirofe. iySdly