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The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
SpErIaI anS General Notirr1.


d. Moons AND MA 1NsfTTuTR-lt a ....-
TO 80 how Vaytously ''ths lengIng afGer inwo,..S
ty"aeAaeks the ehilAEeN Of Renins-isoeovni- ~ -
base epgTees By which Ii. did aOeendIS-il1S - -
eOutae0us falcon, they "a their eye upoo VAs -
ieat qaaTry. esd make the poag ehilarPn of ....r
dizzy ~tth their SuoliRs flights of RvniSs. ~
We speak metapAOrieally, and we mnst ea~s 49,
"a peg % %. psE q. W Moonu, of tie Ms1is.t
and Surgical Iass1tuse esle6sity, ,ofs saa FEsSSs.s
has Iound SsayEy gOSthy q AiS aspiTsaSSS' ~
one which tkEOSs an Vaseasa tuF1Ssss ooSoi.,.s.
simple mode OF snFgiraI oPeFatioa, ~ pssfSssass
radteAl cure II Hernia is tAs ebert apaso of-oS-.
weehs. 4 great victory In susRaFy, Sfalv. ~ -
well worthy the eonsideTatiOa Of the iko1e.sIs
who are the visttms of this heFtesGsss ine~-SSs.
amietiOa. We d. not Wish to diSparaa0 e1AoT -.
SicianS In private practice In this city e. ieutS
thVm Of their well earned laurels-we ascr.1isss
the Ialents Of Somo of them, and haaog - -
WAcA tekAx1 SEal; hot Wiih nn dsisFSaaa 80 ~
resPere, ~ aust aay, that tAsTO y tas - ~.
poEtaRee ptaee4 1psa saEae mea's Rasitiea n n.
pToteesIoR, = the greet esaFi0snt e esisnsS -
tndeta1igsAls snseestEustsas- WhSa ~ S,scS4
u, on he wss. e setsassee pTssgreaO, = sNSSsS.
teFlxed In most aH Cur aedteag VshNaas1 nISSs-n
to iu I'll our Psblis b6spitals. e ucn - ID sSs.S
pgaetiee-Wees1b bat ooAgTaiulAl0 The - 49,.
and invalids VIE anauslly 1Ock - this -.
for medical aad surgical Investment. IN Re,nS sHS
TO avail themeeIyes Of tha sapsFiar heiNilss ~
IrFdVd 10 iAis Iastltute. Aside ARum ~ ..Ss
skilful tFeatWepa aua uuspiag. The IaFEs - -
elegantly fuFnishea FUnms ,Wth euakia - 1~ts-.S
to spiuy al the eonenrtS and luxuTieS ef a -
All In ALL Ws Teaard DE-. Moo ~ and 81 Is.,,,..:
q most valuable aoQaisIliaa 70 the Paeia@ TS".ss
the need Of ~hisA We have IOag sines IN.
Ul@SI Isunday MsSrusI,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

The RUsH.--From accounts of Aboli
tion papers and letter writers it seems
that there is as great rush and pressure
for Office at Washington. az there usually
is upon change Of Administration. The
impudent and unfeeling crowd Of appli
cantS, eagerly demanding their promised
rewurdS for dirty undrcriminui party ger.
vices, give President johnson no rest /;
and it is intimated that he was forced to
feign illness to escape their inSOlent i'm
pOrtunities. The above proves the cor
Tectness Of the statement Of the Red
Bluff Independent, that the Union party
is "held together by the spoils of office. ~
It is a shameless confession but an honest
oneI Let the people remember it on the
day of election. aud California will no
longer be cursed by "spoils" party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

.PaENAasss.-Ths sleetiou EnrdsiegateE to tbs
DeU0cTatic Ooanty Convention comss oG this
s.snipg a. seven o'clock. The Convention Will
mest % the Thealsr in 'fhis city IN knnday
nsEt. ae II 0clOOk. A. n. Fran She deep in.
tsrSss @anifsstsd By tAe Democracy 'thrOnghr
opk The county, re Hnticipsie 9 full harmonious
and enthusiastic Convention. We have re.
eeived the most cheering intelligence from all
pdstAsHs OF our c0ahtfy. The Democracy are
Arnaeed, ana never we're they more hopsful,
SAaG1ile, confident of success. After four
years Ol earnest struggling. thSv ~ length see
victory before them. Hundreds of D0ugIas
Democrats, who affiliated with the Republican
party % "crush the rebellhh," now that the
rahslliOn % crushed. have dissolved their con
n0ction With It and exprpHssd their determine
ticn 70 hereafter light, shoulder to shoulder,
WITH their old Democratic brethren, Ear the
gS0d old cause. They are oppONed to negro
suffrage; they believe With their vsneraied
leader that " this i white mans government,
founded BY white men. FIR the b~neHt Of white
Uen and their pOeteriIy foreve !" they indUrSe
our test; they agree with uH IN principle and
they iatemd a0 uuite with Us IN crush the negro
suffrage facti"n-a faction which hnlds NO fsl-
lowship with men who refuse n WOrship the
negro. We extend to our Douglas Democratic
friends the night hand Of fellowship and wei.
come them back 70 the Democratic party. The
election will be held in the lat Ward, at the
Mouutaiu Beer Cellar; in the I'd Ward. at The
Oasis Saloon; in the Sd Ward. at the 81. Louis
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

-PUaeaAssO.-TAs Central Pacific Railroad
Company has purchased q csptrolliug iptsrest
Of the Sacramento Valley Railroad. which ex.
tends from FrsepoFt and SAefamruto towards
this city. The San FranciSs., Bulletin says
" This purchase. % Il uHaefstnDd.= st'ps the
further extension of the Placerville rOsd in the
dirsctinn of WashOe. and leaves jhs StanEurd
line without . cOmpetiIar 10 stimulate the early
cOmplstion Uf that Important work" The Sac
TamsatO vslley and PlaeeFville TOad. running
from Folsom to ShiDgle Springs. has no rolling
stoek Of il owH.' IL 10 Warked by the railing
stock Of tie road purchased by the Central
PaciHc Railroad CImpany; and we are now
eOmptstely at the mercy of that Company. II
can, ff It pleases, render onr r0Gd valupless;
but this would be unjust aud % obviously
against iiS own interests, that We believe Il
will db nothing nf the kind. We are strength
ened in this belief by the cOmmentGOf the Sac.
TanoAto UniOn, which sayA: 4" PlaCerVille may
0OOH congratulate itself upOn hSViAg railway
communication with . nsvlgAhle stream at
SaeramentO." We are in the dark as to the in
tsnti"us II the Central Pacific Rallr,ad Com
paDy snd place little rShaace in rumnrs; And
we shall wait fur further developments before
venturiug to express an Opini1n On the subjeet.
Il is idle TO speculate and useless I" complain.
We ere D0W erless; We are in the hands ~ the
Pacific Railroad Company and have no imme-
diAts remedy. Let Iis hnpe that StaaEoEd, /,
c. ckeF i ca. will not take adVantage OE our
appsrenuy helpless cOndili"n tn treat us uu.
generously and unjuatly. They are shrewd
business men Gnc may 6nd l. to their advau.
tage 70 assist 10. s''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

TEMPEST IN a TEARoT.-The Shoddy or
gan Of SacsamentO is bdrsting with rage
bOCssss the Board Of Supervisors Of tina.
eoanty.i in the appointment ofjudges and
inspectors Of election, did not "selsct
representatives from each Of the political
parties in shs Geld, for the city" Last
year, when Abolition Boards Of SGpervi-
Sors in different parts Of the State took
especial pains to exclude Democrats from
Olsetioa boards. the Union thOughtit was
right end proper now, when the same
rule Is spilled to its friends, and that on
y psrtially, Il hOwls frAnticAlly. We
like to see the Miss NAnciss Of that con
Ie0Rsalg Aat sOnesrn paid OF in their own
esinGo 1&sy Gs getting Il IN russii In.
StAlmSnts now in 1shOrt time they win
come so laSt and heavy that they will be
forced Ea sesksa. end Abe State will then
bogiS Il . asrTibls psstilenis which poi
sSss ~ Gsmsgpbtse wherever y eitep.
18eSs .... ...L -. . .ftI t.ff.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

EXPENSIVE. Washington correspon
dent says, lover one hundred thousand
negroes are now subsi>ting on Govern
ment rations, in Virginia alone" An
other correspondent says "a great demand
for labor exists in Maryland" Now,
would it not be we'll for tho Government
to cease furnishing rationS to the 100000
negroes in Virginia, and send them over
into Maryland to supply the great de-
mand for labor thereT Would it he too
degrading to the "frecdmen" to be COM
PEELED to earn living for themselves .
Are the people willing to be heavily tag,
ed to feed 100000 idle negroes: Is it
Just to tax poor white laboring men to
support negroesf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
Dowx ON Tue president. - The Lrsi$.

DowN ON Tue president. The Lrri>-
latuies Of New Hampshire and C"nnccu
Gu; refused to inhurSc President John
sons course, and, according to their "W :,
test, are therefore ''diSloyal." johnson :
policy is too Democratic for them. H.
b li,ves in State Rights and RESPECTS tre
C institution. both u whi h are obn"xiuu-
to the radicals. Their refusal tn inInr>t
lis policy may emharrasS his Admins
trStnn = they having the control Of Con
gr >S--hut it will ultimately result
good TO the c""ntry. 1t will unite the
Dcmncrat'c aud conservative element
against them, and lave them in hope
less minority in the future twill de.
stroy their inHurnce and power.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

PORTRAIT OF a LOYAL GovERNoR.- "A
correspondent Of the New York Mercury,
who is personally acquainted with the no
tOriOuS Par4on Bruwnlow', the bogus Gov.
ernor Of Tennessee. draws the following
portrait of him. 1t is not Auttering, but
it is perfect. and shows OF what material.
in these degenerate days, loyal Governors
are made:
ga dusty saliow mar, all gall and bluster.
He is Scotch Irish BY birth, and shouting
Methodist preacher by profesaiOn; fierce rather
than strong. an uncomfortable friend and au
ugly enemy. He Is q tall and aWkwAFd man,
with large hands and shambliDg feet. His
prnvinciaIism is shocking and his cOarseness
repulsive. The m0st unchriSlain of p saeherS,
be makes il 9 cardinal sin "a fnrgive an enemy.
His personalities are diagustipRly OFiginal-
He has some Writings never. drinks Or smokes.
His SOD Jdhn has the 6ame siyle OF tsmpsfanes,
but once killed . fellow eolleRiAni"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

PLAIN Talk. Speaking Of the Abnli.
tion meeting at Boston, designed ,oin
duced the President to fnrce negro suf.
frage upon the South. the New York
Times, the home organ Of Secretary Sew.
ard, declares that ".he u>urpation which
is urged by the Boston radicals is infinite.
ly more dangerous to the national liner.
ties than anything We have witnessed
hitherto"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
A CAPITAL Hit BY TIE PRESIDENT

A CAPITAL Hit By TIE PRESIDENT. in
q late interview with some radical AbOli.
tioniSts in Washington, President John.
son, among other things. pOintedly said :
ut was known that be was born aud raised
in . slave State, and had owned q slave; yet
he had never sold one. and they had all Rone
free.
"There was q difference in'the responsible.
ity which persons residing in slave states had
to take on the subject Of emancipation. frUm
those who resided nut of them. II wAS very
easy for men who lived beyond their borders
to get up sympathy, and talk about the cOndi-
tinn Of cnlnred persons. when they knew M.
thing about it. Their great sympathy was not
reduced TO practice"
Never were truer words uttered than
that at was very easy for men who lived
beyond their borders TO get up sympathy.
and talk about the condition Of cOlored
persons. when they knew nothing about
it." II the blatant Abolition philanthro,
pistS Of the North would do something tn
advance the condition Of the white labor,
ing classes Of their section, there would
be less suffering and crime in the world.
1t is cheap, it costs nothing and what is
far better in their eyes. it pays, to rail
against slavery and to express sympathy
fnr the negro. therefore they will stick to
the negro.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

Medical ASvaee.-DF. Wm. 7. DaA.,.v,.
Medical and Surgical Institute 10 kpron.iuC -
qua non TO the welfare Of Oar State anA HsaI,H ~
our eitiEens; and his rapidly sprvadIue TSn@,S.
ti"W. althOush 1t nay excite s1FpSIee. 4 hns ~.
signal Of sGil, and toloSs the naeusaI e6.,s 81
such = 9auSs. We are peTpOoally aeoa.tte1 v,SN
gentlemen who h1d suHtSpd abT ypars un1rr ehr:--
ie dis~Aaes and Tho had tsken sdSan n1e of srsrx
aNsilsbI- @Vass Ihst pFnasised ,eiIef. M witHss
sueeeSr. u"ttl they eAIled upoa DT. DoheV,v. -
10 an tDrTediblv ehost sPaes of tia,T. 81 siS~c
them entire relief Il iS gratiTyIa4 ts Sn.sr~.s
this fact, heesupe The DoFtss 70 . eantlrWan ~.
serhS. rot ~ Assamatiss 81 oshsVO e eisuASh ~
reputation. o. 10 rear the SapeFoVFncIuTo a ~
oW upon the Eutn ~ anashsT'S fAms. TAe -. Ter
eondN .ts bic LuSti'nte In manBeF that ~ -
ETaiiiy11g TO IN hiS PotiS1iS. ~ enosalprp. a
viSes aud reec0mePds Nith"ut charge and he y.
tiept, amer heAnAg his terms EF Ireaisapnt. ean
aeeept oT reject AZ pleAsur. In M eass does IAe
I'"ri"T make . ehaTar unless he SSeets a euVe.-
This he IL ahle to 90. heeAuSe he feels Ihe eoOA
denre ShIeh long sHPe i"nre hAS siSea, AnA =,
Doubt the eOusOlHtL n which ApppTfains Vo IAaa
coincidence. reFpoRs saieted With either aeutSer
chronic disease. WouA do cell TO eOasnh the Dor
tor at AL ~ nt0. u do m ha'm, as soT oswsal
tatiOn h~ asks ro Sro; Usr dn+p be insist - -.
dienee &" his advice uSless the Pafisnt places hin.
self under hiS care. HiA On 9 Ase "a aafran. ne
street. "Prosi'r the rariae lAsik BssanskIp cs1-
pAuyS once II 2. Ns~s. -.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

The Committee recommend that no proxy be ~
the same be resident Of the 10 SnShip vhich Il rep
resents that persons be showed TO VnIe at the
prmAree except In the precinct In which IheV
Hdv and that all electors Who will subscribe To the
following test. be invited to participate IN the eee
tion Of DeI+g gales:
RESoLvED That zach State has the right 90 pre-
scrb~ the qualifications NJ lie electors and that an
voters Whu opposed tn granting the right az SUI
IrHRe to thr negroes and who will pledge hrmSelVrs
10 SupPurt the nominees nj the Democratic Conveh-
ton to be h-d in the City OF Piacrrvill- the 9ld
of August. 1855, he invited TO participate IN the
Democratic primary elections.
The Committee also recommend that the D~le.
gates TO rh- County Convention he empowered l."
nominate Township odaccrs for their respective
Townships.
JAMES JOHNSON, ChAt man.
cHAs. Gup.A Secretary.
c.rvIiie, July 26ih, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

A Coop SIZED CLIouE. - An Abolition
exchange speaks Of the Democratic party
as a clique Of politicians. IF clique, it
is pretty good sized ono to poll nearly
two millions Of votes in the Northern
States alone. in the face Of power, threats
and persecution. Not vote VAS pur
chased. The men who voted the Demo.
cratic ticket we're fearless and indrpen.
dent. who preferred principles to success.
In a little while the Democratic party
will control the country. The masses
look to and are calling upon it to save
what is left Of civil liberty.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

Coon. The Washington correspondent
of the New York Express relates how
President Johnson broke up the pro
eramme Of the conspiratOrS about him in
one case. Upon the resignation Of La.
mon, Stanton's Marshal for the District,
Forney tried to get one Of his editors ap
pointed, named GoOdlOe, fellow of the
Helper stripe. Without much conference
with the President his assent was asSnm.
ed, and in due time Goodloe'S commission
came to him for his signature. lie in.
quired, "How's this' have not been
consulted; and forthwith appointed an
other man. He is not going to be ruled
BY any clique and the pressure the AbO-
litionists are bringing to bear On him, only
excites his contempt.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
DBMooRATIC COUNTY CoHvI-

At meeting ofthe "a DoEad6 County nsmOcgatic
YR00, Il vas resolved 10 ca1 eeOaVratiOn Ofthe
Democracy Of n Dorado Coontl, foF the puEpOoe Of
dominating COUNTY TeCkEt6 be eaepoTtsd 1t
he approaching geneTal Ssstios, and fssihe trans
action Of such other business a. may be properly
brOught before Il and that saId convention should
assemble at the Theatre in the City Of PiaceTVle
II O'Clock, A. u.
ON MONDAY, AUGUST 2lst, 1895.
Asd hat PrinaEy Elections shoalA bs held at the
several Precincts throughout the County, at the
usual paces for hOIdhE eentions for the purpose Of
el~eting Delegates to said Convention. between the
hours OF seven and eight o'cl0ck. p. NJ on SATUk-
DAY, THE 18th DAY OF AUGUST, In accordance
With the following
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

ABOLITION STATE CONVENTION The Aboli-
tiop State Convention assembled in Sacramento
on Wednesday last. and organized BY eIecIing
Chairman. He WAS elected without opposition,
the Short Hairs yisldiaG without strlRgle.-
On Thnrsday after noon our friend and fellow
t0wHsEnan, Chief Justice Sanderson. (LonR
HAir) was nominated E"r Judge of the Supreme
CouEs-..tho V0te being, SaaderS6R, 4le; Nc
kune, tSh"rt Hair) sS Before talloliig Sex
ton eud BrOckway we're Withdrawn. The Con-
vontiop adopted . non. eommlttal platform
dOdeisg both the neHtb suffrage question and
the rsPeai Of the Specific Contract Act, WhTeh
the party 10 in favor Of -, e.. 80
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

CoPPERHEAD Cir. New York city
furnished 10000 men. besides $4,000
three mouths troops, at an expense Of
over Sl7 800, 900; and voted "c"uper
head" two to one all the time. The lnyal
city Of Philadelphia did n0% furnish 81.
900 men. and the loyal city Of Boston
still less in proportion.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

DR. c. w. Neon z ny refer ~. to ear
al, eVriSIrg roiU~nS. Il ~iA b. tist ihS dis.
tinGui' he'd In SIelAn and surgeon. lAIS SbTEruS
General IN TIE army "f t;' n. EuileT. AI Ne Or
leans. hAs ettsbiisbrd MsdieaI lsptitUts 10 ~
rIAIrI.eo. .frT.ers suf. IIns nth dttsSse Il aSy
kInd ~ drrcTiIti''n. b. placing Ih' mSsNtS uAasV
the eAIr 81 pT. Movie. e,r Uly UT1n VeeV1vtaR
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
Gburrbrs.s Charitable @rorrs

PrOGesGanG = BPSsSSPal Church
PLACEkNILLI utVts< SeEvie- - The cesEt HOaSe
Svs-V Sunday morning, - i3h O'e"Ck:easAsy echool
ut Sam- V'iaee ~ ~ S'=ssrh. y. cOLOhA--Aervies
the nFpt aDd third &sAsy evening" 0t the month,
~ : O'CLOCK EL hIRAb9-exFviees on The second
md fourth Sunday vverNeS Of lby meath. ., ssVen
n'rIoek DIAMOND SPEINGS-Serviee on The see-
md snd fou1h sundays - eneh mauah. at o'clock
- Q. C. PEIRcE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Piseervi:Ie. jSa8
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

ENORMOUS EXPENSES. 1T il officially
stated that the National expenses during
the year ending with June. we're twelve
hundred million. Of dollars, being nearly
four millions f6r each working day
But then the negroes Of the South are
free, and dO<su't that ovsrbaIance the OK.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

SAD.-It has been officially ascertained
that there are ten thousand widows aud
orphans, in the city ofNew York, made
O. by the val, who are objects Of charity,
and most Of them entirely destitute. -
There are probably half million such /"
tn. whole land. This is one of the re
suits of the "hoIy war" for the benefit Of
the negro. This is one Of the blessings
bequea,hed to the country by the t'iuml b
Of AbolitioniSm. Why do not the saint
ly Bellows and the benevolent Becchvr
and tho patriotic Phillips do something
Tor the destitute and suffering widows
and orphans Of white sOldierSS Are they
not entitled to as much consideration AZ
negroes?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

ANOTHER PIoSKER GoSE. Died in this city
on Monday last, Walter }. Burwell. in the Ash
year Of his Gge. He was u native Of Jefferson
county. Virginia. In the spring Of ls49 he
emigrSted to California. and in the simmer. Of
that year arrived in PlAcerville. y here he per
mansn,ly settled. In September. 1859. be WAS
elected Sheriff of our county, Receiving the
largeSt vote of any candidate on the Democrat.
c ticket. He had many warm friends and but
few enemies. He WAS frank, genial and up
right in his dealings, warm-heartsd and gen.
erOus 10 q fault.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

EARLY N rae FIELSs-Tha New York
Independent. Henry Ward Beeeher's pa
per, andaex to the TFibab.S the noStin,
fluentiF Abolition OsAn n the sOuHsFy,
has slIesdy broken rOuna iu7fave of
Chief'Jus,ice Chase, Is the negrO-eqGsti
ty candidate for President in 1858. The
Independent denOunces President John
son for refusing to grant the negroes the
right Of snfrage-a power the President
does not possess-and it declares that
Mr.. Chase is tie man for the times. The
radicals are determined to rule President
johnson or throw him overheard, and 90
the negro suffrage question they think
they hate kOt him in their clutches. We
hope they viii make the contest on that
issue il they do. Chief Justice Chase
will never be heard Of after 1858.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

FAtLING TO PIEcEs. 1T is1clearly levi-
dent thai thjence arrogant and powerful
Abolition pasiy is demOraIiEsd AND falling
to pieces It contains every element q
weakness; eorruptioG and decay, and tht
seeds Of dissolution are daily ripthing TT
it's ranks. Unrestrained power, prO6iga.
cy and villainy have done their wOrk up
on its organization. It's organs admit
that it is held together only by the pros
pect Of spoils. It is'spht into factions,
and when one carries . convention the
other bolts. Over Its broker fragments
the proud old Democratic party will rise
In triumph and give to our suffering coun.
try tie rest, LersaOny and prosperity il
so much need& 1t has seen the rise Of
every party or organization that has ever
graced or disgrAced the pages "f our ~
tons history, and We have an abiding
faith that it is destined to see the end Of
them all, because its principles are immu-
table, its members incOrruptible. 1t has
survived the vilest opposition. the 6ercest
persecution, the deadliest hatred, and to.
day il stands bold, powerful. defiant
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

Ma. HinkIsy desires rs % ~ that the PAeI6e
Insurance C0., By their Aeeat,' Ar. Nugent,
promptly paid the damage asDS biz farniturS
ct the recent. Gfa.< The amouat mas paid 10
gold, promptly, a. sOon as The amount o. Ne
damage could be asceftsined. .sti.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

The PhysIeia1 iS O3SSn blanca GSv
Of success in his vheh the dsappsins
nrn IN thr FeeoVeTy SI ~ sir I. to ~ Irsrrd 70
he administering impure NJ IArmeI RNAer While
spOthecary. 10 paying PARTICULAR aiirHtisB 10 the
e.npoundinR physiCiABS' prescriptions and iauAy
r-cip.s q hnn medicines nt nnlOUhted ruEiy Rob. n
White. N~desl Han. is appoiptrd eSrrI tCS nsst
Of The RenLine Patent MediuineN.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
BIRTH S .

On French Greek. AugusG Sd. to William
Lnncefnrd end wife a daughter
On French Creek, August 10th, To Isaac
GriHt and wife SOn.
On French Greek. August 18th, to Henry
ROsewarn and wife daughter.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

sILsERMANN 4 Co. eonsiDus "a keep Splen.
did assortment Of gsnIlenen's elOthtug, which
hey are selling Of tho loves. prices.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

H GrAes. ArsbSisbSp AIsmany, aecompa-
siSab5 Father COsssr, len this city 90 Monday
lOrniue, for Ban Francisco. ~.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

KxIeHrs TEHPLAR.-There will be cGIled
assembly Of El Dorado COmmandSEy, No. 4; On
THURSDAY evening pext 'f' - =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
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FOR ooHeTARtR.
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III. @. MURGOTTEW

RSSpeOSfslly anaSuness himself - % IsdepsndenI
Candidate for CeAslaAIS Ss PIASeFVIlIe Township aG
the spprc4ehlpg eleetop, sSeet 70 M decision OF
tho people asthe polls. a1g19
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
Darley's New National Picture,
WASHINGTON IRVING
his Literary Friends. at SunnySide.
W. -. BRADsHAWt
AQNMT ZOE Ell DORADO COUNTY

PerSonS desiring early copies should hand In
their names forthwith. The rneFSving VIII be 10.
sued " esbsetibsrB ony, and ViR nos be shtanaAls
unless the nsne = recorded on he list Il will be
are ysoorded. - IAaG10
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

ATTENTION, EEPruNEs.- You are requested to
meet at your Engine House this evening at
O'clock, for drill.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
DEATH S .

At Reservoir Hill. on the l7th instant. Mr..
Johanna. wife IT Wm. Blackjack, formerly 0i
Cambridge, WiScnnaln.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19

San Francisco zee. T. n. CaIheau. CAAs. L. Weller
H. n. Cough
sacrsmc nto. ........ James w CoHrOih, J. c. Ooods
The mountain Democrat., 1865-08-19
Democratic state Com mm,,t..,

- "H~C SOt
cHAs. GIlp.A. Secretary.
Plac.rvliie, July 26ih, 1865.