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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
THE ONLY LIVING AsTRoLoqER

GO AND SEE THE NATURAL GIFTED
.ASTR0L0GER. PROF. COHEN, $50
y [Cali;ornia street, San Francisco. He only
~ can give you true information as to the Past,
Present, and Future; on Business Affairs, Law
Suits, Matrimony, Love, Absent Friends, Sickness,
etc. He tells the events Of your whole life and how
to avoid trouble.
A large number Of people have been benefited
by his knowledge. As an evidence Of his reputa-
tion, he has received upwards Of $4,000 consulta-
tions here since his residence Of i've years 10 Sen
Francisco. MB.-when consultation Is had It will
not he necessary to give the age. Once hours from
8 A. NJ. to ?! ~, and from to Tip. N. O0nSulta4
tion fee, %; by letter. %, with chart. 0Slckness
will be discovered and cured through his science,
only known By himself. fsepS0mG
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

And in accordance with law and an order Of the
Board Of trustees, mads.on the sixteenth day Of
November, 1865, so many shares nf each parcel Of
Costumes Grove Hotel. near Latrote. on the third
day Of January, 1855, at the hour of IL O'Clock NJ.
Of said day. to pay said delinquent assessment
thereon, together with costs OF advertising and
the expenses OF the sale. 80
W&E. MUFFLEY. Secretary,
Once OF Wells, Fargo & Co, Shinsle Springs,
decl6-W3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

PLEAsAxr.-It is pleasant for the buy
ers of cotton goods, says the New llsmp'
shire Patriot, to learn that cotton mills
are dividing % per cent semi annually,
and that they make net profit Of one
dollar on every pound Of cotton they use
Such facts explain the present prices Of
cotton goods, and will probably induce
the people to unite in petitions to Con-
gress to grant the manufacturers greater
protection" They need it; there is
grsa. danger Of their being ruined? Fifty
per cent. profit is altogether too small
they ought TO insist or a hundred per
cent. The Government machine seems
to be run, in these days Of Abolition rule
for the exclusive benefit Of negroes and
wealthy shOddy manufacturers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

CAUSE AID EFFEcr. Somebody made
4 bit tbs ether day, says tie Boston Post,
when be said that ia ATS ws Eent to war
on account 0f the stamp act and got the
negro ; spd that in 1851 we went to war
about the negro and got the stamp act
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

GRsAr GAINS. AT the late election in
W;seonsin thc Democracy gained three
Senator's aud numerous representatives
and have popular mnjorities in three Con-
ersssioRaI Districts, Pretty good for a
t'dead party"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
HUNTS ELF-REGULATING
HORSEPOWER.

This is 4 Tread Machine, for from one to two
Horses It is admitted by all that have used 1t. to
The proprietor has Of them in operation In his
factory that has been In constant for four years
and has not cost i've dollars for repairs during that
time. II fives power with one horse weighing only
800 pounds sufhcent to drive e6 inch lathe Dor
ing iron pumps, turning Windmill castings, shafts
and all the heavy work usually done in a small Ta-
chine chop. The running OF the machine Is so com.
pletely controlled BY the "RegulatOr," that the mo-
ton Of the machinery is as steady as II it we're run
by steam power
Persons engaged In quartz mining will ind one Of
these machines the most conV enent well as
nomcal for rghuipg small mills or amalgsmators.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

SoCruEaN SENTIMENT. Hon. Harvey
Wattersun, Of Tennessee, Who was seine
time since sent by the President to visit
the Southern States for the purpose Of
ascertaining their condition, political and
otherwise, lately returned and laid before
the President bis observations. He visit
ed all the important points OF the South
ern States, and talked freely with the peo
pile. lie found them, everywhere, mani,
testing an earnest desire to adapt them
selves to the new condition Of things lie
says that every rebeliious State will not
only abolish sleavery, bat adopt the Con-
stitutional amendment. His report con-
tains a vast amount Of important informa-
ton, showins the real condition OF affairs
throus shout the South. Ii is reliable and
comes from n gentleman who Is thorough
" acquainted with the feelings Of the
Southern people.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
@tsrtIIantOus aGSerttstng.
HUNTS NEW ADOSTWE
WIND MILL.

TNHIs Mill @ considered By competent Judges 70
Il be the BEST and
Most Economical ::1kachines
yet invented for grinding barley and other cereals,
Saving, Turning or Boring Wood, Pumping Water,
and many other kinds 6f work.
These Mills are constructed with twelve sails, ell
connected TO sliding naBge on the main shaft.
lever ls attached TO the bottom Of the main shaft,
from which iron rods run up the shan and connect
with the fans In such q manner - TO enable any
person on the ground to adjust the sails to any
gle desired, TO turn them edgewlse 10 the wind,
and BY applying the brake completely stop the WorkS
ing Of the mill. even In the mOst VlSl47t bSsn-s>
sssesJ ANs Jare calculated for either mountain or
plain and will wherever there is any wind at all
They are very simple 10 their construction and the
cost Of putting them up very light When once put
In running order they will run for years without
repairs
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
STATE nF cALfEnRNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County e; Fl Dorado
The necessary affidavit being this day fled for an
order OF publication It is hereby ordered that
vice by publication OF the above summons lie m ade
in the Mountain Democrat, a newspaper published
in said county, for three ~ successive weeks COM
mencjng December 9th, lSG5, and that the he
set for hearing the I'd day OF Janu; A. D. 1866.
J. MCCORMICK,
Fl Dorado, Dec. II, 1'6J Justice Of the Peace
decl6- 3w
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
UTAH GOLD AND SILVER MINING G
CO., ILLINOIS LEDGE, No. 2.

LOcllIun OF WOfks-AI AusTIn, LdIlutT Co, NtvAu1.
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders of the
n Utah Gold ard silver Miing Company. will be
hid at the store Of A. HAAS. in the Civ Of Placer
vnlr on TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 81 h,
for the transaction Of important business. BY order
df the President. 81
F.F DARss, President. y
CHAS. +. ZWiSLER. Secretary.
P!acervile, Drcetnber 25-ti
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
Mtntng Companies.
TEAR AND RIP COPPER MINING
COMPANY!
Location Of Mine Near Latrobe, Ell Dorado Coun-
ty, California,

NoTICE.-There is delinquent upon the follow
IN ing described Stock, on account Of Assess
ment levied on the sixteenth day OF November,
1876, the several amounts set opposite the names
Of the respective shareholders, as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.

FsrplAy District, II Dorado County, California.
NOTICE.-Thrre IL dclinqu' nj upon the follow =
~ ing described stock Of the above named Com
pany, d" account Of assessment levied October 2i,
1865, the Ncral amonnts set npppsitc the respec-
llNr Ghart holdcrs mAInes. as follnMs:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

TnE FREEDMEN The dcplorabie condi-
ton Of the freedmen is attracting sttcd
ton in the Atlantic States. Has their
emancipation bettered their condition p
Let their friends answer. Gen. Fisk, who
runs the "Freedmens Bureau" in Tennes.
Gee and Kentucky. In recent speech, said:
"I am sOrrv 10 say the loyal people of East
Tenneasee are far more bitter against the freed
men than the people II other parts of the State.
Zen, Pillow. "ne # the most bitter of our an
tARonis,s, had offered t" supply money Tor the
payment If Northern teachers IL sent south
We should xpert precisely such state
Of facts. II is notorious 10 ev,r, body
who knows anything about II, TINT the
ElsVeholict is the nrgrn'> best f,irhd.--
We think Pr >ile'.i j ,'in,"u understand
this, and that his rohcv Hii' h. >hat cf
accordingly, u God c,v,s aim ,tteagth
enough t. resist t0r Rtl.rai ?tr,>i'c.-
Seward is rpro>el H. tie P''icy "f the
Ralica's; h. usd n.e> lhat :,,o u. II
dent, or rathrr "hlln> i, n ';> r,u, and
his inAueec. with bis ..'. = cste'
than that III Sumner. Wc,rr. Va llc aud
many other leaders Mb.nch : Ich he,
Ing the case We har,lly thiuk the Pre>i-
dent will yield u tht pressure Of the
Radicals
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
FOR SALE.

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" LOTS In the City, situated on High street. For
Terms, otc., applyto 8 TltCS'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

Patients in the country communicating their
symptoms, by ,xnrcss mail, can be treated rs
successfully as If they were in San Francisco Re
n, mbpr that patients will be trened ut the AMERI
CAN SURGERY AND nlSPFNSARY by DOCTORS
HALL & URQUIIART, rs sIilfullyas II under treat
,ncnt in London, Paris. nr Vienna
To LADIES >nfrrng from Failing Of the Womb.
Whi,rs Supprp,siun nf the VI nlhly Periods. or
Profnse Flowing C"uetipati..n Of the Bowels, Piles,
Weakness, PaN in the Head, Back, and Side, iIend-
ache. Dyspepsia, Paipapn, and all disease: irreg,
uaritirs, etc pc ,uliIT to their sex, the AMERICAN
SURGERY AND DISpENSARY offers Invaluable
mid DR. HALL. the Consulting Surgeon, author Of
n celebrated work I'M Diseases of Women, including
Pregnancy and Child Birth, has had experience sur.
passed by none. Ladies In the country are treated
IN rsce!nt Of letters describing symptoms ptc Adj
dress ali letters to DRS. HALL URQUHART, No.
4O2 Montgomery street, opposite Wells Fargo
Co., San Francisco, Cal. noylSm3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
fFOR THE CItMM O {

bOR THE crA1 ~ &, ~.
NeufAiRia, Paralysa KhsuAsl IllnNs
SIncipientA riedrsy: gsysr - E. Sslsr -
onIng (lOr which Or. '4teasne al4Dsvslaa SAeneE.
sclentlhc and certain e1ifey, DysE 2 y.
sexual Weakness, ths fesssyAl = nlaFz1s - -
b. HouFpe aEe de most plsAsAsE
ana reliable SVaF devised sss1l fs' 10
g. s1Ib fQUe IIAlE. cpslaIt - lllz vi
icy ay bi & 5oi6SSs ssilAG kss..1 = -
- cOrsuLRATToM gnHn ~ -
pGfs0Aally. esad or EN- 1oEe u
which are neA begas, haA slNea ~ - - eNA
respansble indtvtAaaI8. 6 - e {. ~
Ne. les e1aaaAee AS1RaeS
~ E1szssl ss.Isss slsissi j
Portal. ,aSA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
HUNTS NEW PUMP.

There has not, as yet, been introduced into this
market pump that is powerful and durable, or
that be furnished so cheap as the above pump
1t is Gtted for either iron or lead pipe, The Pumps
are arranged that they can be used by Hand,
Wind, Horse, or Steam power, and are adapted to
surface or deep wells. Thew are not apt to get out
Of repair, but their construction is simple tn at
should they need repairs, they can be made by any
person OF ordinary ingenuity.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
U0PD ADTTcE TO TIE SIrE

A WIKI OF Al IIC6 ~ IHE SIC II.
Having been troubled for the last ave years with
nervous debility Of special nature, until had be-
come so weak and thin that nothing but death look
ed me in the face was tired OF taking patent med
irines and the OF different baths, because they
only relieved me for time but after the effects
gone was worse than ever / also tried fVe OF the
hest phys clans that could be found in the country
not including three four quacks, rs was told but
all to no purpose. The latter gentlemen, noticed,
lrecetl me until had hut a few dollars left. 1cOuld
not tel what to do. went TO the What Cheer House
and there found two of my old friends from the
rnuntry told them how felt, and that did not
believe there was a man In San Francisco who could
cure me One my friend, tod me he had been
sick two years with the same complaint; but thank
God he us well as he ever was in his life,
having been under the treatment OF DRS HALL
URouH lRT Of this city, for four weeks, and advised
me to 90 with him II the Doctor could do any
thing Tor me. went my friend introduced me TO
the DOCTORS and told him had come In consult them
They made an examination and told me what was
the matter with me, and said they could cure me In
two months. did not believe themi having been
told the same thing many times, but concluded
TO give them trial, and can now say feel as well
an : strong us ever did in my life, and weigh six
pounds more than ever did. Nine weeks treat
ment is all took Knowing that thousands Of Young
m n are suffering from the same disease, who de-
spair Of ever getting rurrd, and feeling In duty
bound to nv fellow sufferers, and the kind regard
and confidence l. have in DOCTORS HALL and UR-
rive this ard to the public, recommending all who
are thus flcted 10 give the Doctor a call. BY 80
doing i sure cure awaits them.
'O'"s' JOHN c. MILRov,
LeidesdorT street, between Sacramento and Com
mercial streets
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
HUNTS SWEEP POWER.

This is Machine Of an entirely new PATTERN
Mr.. Hunt builds three s1es, suited for one, two, or
three horses These Machines are very compact
and require no framework to set them In operation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

(oI nVes ten, twenty, or Iorty acreSD
In the immediate vicinity, at LOW PRICE, to
those who will make improvements during
the coming year.
OF Any person Of frespectd6itity can become a
member of The AsSOciGtiOn by remitinO fire d0I-
lars to the PreSideRt or Secretary, HpOn receipt
Of uhich, he acH receire Il deed OF one 0f the 6est
lots in the Cfty,-25 by 100 .tset-dnd a receipt g
nemLershiD. Both deed and receipt tCiU be sent
free Of expense.
Onehalf Of the amount received will go towards
purchasing from the old Company their Magnificent
Wharf, Warehouse, Farm, Dwelling Houses and
Stores and 2oOO acres Of Land-includng the whole
water front Of the city, which extends two miles
the Ray. One.quarter OF the amount received will
be- advanced to parties who will Improve their lots
The other quarter, or balance, will be expended for
expenses making dSeds, buying stamps, etc. As
soon as the 5000 lots are disposed Of the Company
will ON n city two miles square; two miles O.
Which will be bounded on the Bay, where ifty
Wharves. could be BULL Enabling our largest vessels
to load, being at the head of navigation. This
property will then be divided pro rata to each sub
scriber giving to each a very handsome sum. As
the number sold will increase the balance, 1t Is pre-
suned that each stock holder will receive from 800
to $1,000 for each certificate issued, havingn now a
large number Of Subscribers
ANY MECHANIC who will send US the names OF
Ave others besides his own, will receive his lot free.
0rY In sending money to US, register your letter
through the Post Office, or by Wells, Fargo Co.'s
Express at our risk.
e. For Plan OF the City, showing the location OF
Blocks and Lots, Bills, or any other Information,
please call on; or address
n
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

MoRE ABOLITION VIcToRIks. The Abo.
litionists carried Colorado, bat on the
question Of negro suffrage there we're but
476 in favor and 4,1s9 against it. Min.
nesOta, also, while casting her vote for
the AbOIitiOnists, gave large majority
against negro suffrage. The Boston
Journal says ''such facts as these are not
very agreeable" The wickedness Of New
England radicaIism is apparent from the
fact that while in no single case have the
Northern people acce epted negVO equality
Tor themselves, they insist that the South
shall take It, and appear to be determined
70 force it on to them ct the point of the
bay0net or deprive them Of their political
rights. The direct issue has been made
Ia Connecticut, MinnesotS, Wisconsin and
Colorado, and the Miscesens have been
badly beaten; and every Abolition vic.
tory has been *un 6t the reputation Of
negro suffrage, rs in Ohio, Pennsylvania,
New York and New Jersey. The leaders
Of the party in this State declare they are
In favor Of granting the right Of suffrage
to the negroes Of the South, but not to
that class in California. 1.-THE intelligent
negroes Of California sle incompetent to
vote nnderstandIngly, ought the elective
franchise be granted to the ignorant ne
kroes Of the SouthI Does not this show
the glaring dishonesty and hypocrisy OF
the Radicalst It is not sympathy nor
respect for the negro, but hatred Of the
South that actuates them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
TO THE SICK!
X CURES WITHOUT AEDTczNEsI
TH1RrEEN YEARs IN sAN FRANCISCO.
PIONEER WATER CUREI
DIR. ROURNE's BATHS.

~ pERFECT CURES .dttAGAll,
TEED, according to aGr4enAsnfslA Axs1
cases. 'tsit41 ssi
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
Loan and Homestead
Association,

Ofiee-No. 4O2 Montgomery street, San Francisco
California; Box, No. 1910, Post Office, San Fran
cisco fOct14m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
HUNTS SAW FRAMES.

HUN rs SAV M E5s
Hunts Frames for saving wood are built on the
most approved plan, and constructed OF the best
materials, and turned out with saw, slide, shat
and all complete and ready for use.
All the above Machines are manufactured at the
Wind Mill factory of
E. o. HUNT,
2s Second, and lOs and liz Jessie street,
San Francisco.
A circular containing all particulars will be for.
warded postpaid to any address. Isep3OmS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30
FARMS FOR SALE

We would therefore say to those who desire Il
avail themselves Of this liberal Oer, to join the As
iat NJ
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-30

NUI H'C5 1eI'i F"vH'Ji Ut WI NITcSV
In the immediate vicinity, at LOW PRICE, t
those who will make impro during
the coming year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
THE STEAMER ARROW DISASTER.
Conclusion OF the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of
Censurc by the Jury.

The investigation into the causes which led
to the explosion of the boiler OF tho steamer Arrow off
Il G foot Of Thirteenth.s n. r.. and the consequent
loss of life on the 9Th ult concluded yesterday by
Coroner Cover. Alfred Conklin. John Sampson
Peter ID. Vanderburgb Nicholas Shea, and Nicholas
st Pierre were examined but their testimony is the
same as that given by them at the inquest in Brooklyn
and which has already been published In The TRIBUNE
The Coroner then delivered able charge 10 the jury
and they after a lengthy deberation, rendered the fol
lowing verdict: I'VE find that the deceased, Mary
Ericsson TO her death by drowning caused by the
explosion Of Of the fines of the port boiler OF the
steamboat Arrow the 9Th day Of August ls65; and
furthermore, We severely censure the owners Of the
said boat for gross careessness in running the boat
with old and imperfect boilers, and also crminaly cen
the Government Inspectors for the careless man
ner which they inspected the said boiler and for Civ
ing q certificate allowing them 10 such boilers.
Signed, l.. NJ. Traphagen. foreman; james McCord'
Winm ii. Van Ness, NJ Leyitsky. X. j. Cuthbertson.
j. &. Worden' Deceased aged u years, native
Of this city, and resided at No. ls Mortonst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Meeting Of the Fire Commissieuers-N,x
Commissioner Appoinsed-Jsshu. q,
Able Elected.

Present-COmmissioners Pinckney, Eng. and
Brown. ""S
Minutes of meeting held Aug. 30, read and .pvro,,
COMMUNICATIONS. 1865
From James f. DuDD, Foreman OF Engine ca vi
46. requesting furlough for Joseph. H. VOORHEES,
The PRESIDENT offered the following resolution.
Resolred That urough Of o. days be granted 10 -
H. voorhees, OF Engine Co. No. 49, on sccOun. Of expected S
from the city.
Which was adopted.
From members OF Engine Co. No. 81, reQuestiush,s
Timothy Sullivan be retained as Engineer os' Al
steamer. Laid on the table.
From Mutual Engine Go. No. ]. report Of duty dina
during the month OF August Filed -
From Mutual Engine Co. No. !. petitionIng for an IN
creased number of men.
From A. P. Straw, Agent Of the Auoskeae Mans.
featuring Company in relation 10 repairs to Steam Frs
Engine No. 81. Repairs ordered
From Foreman of Engine Co. No. l.. conn.i,s
against james III. Ward, member Of Company-Rss,
ferred to COMMITTEE on Organization Of that couD,ny.
Commissioner BROWN presented Report Of ComnittsA
on Pun of Articles for Chief Engineer and Como
ration Y ard. Report received.
Commissioner BROWN reported that he hsd completed
contract with ). H. Knapp for erection Of stable and
alterations 10 house Of Engine No. A. for the sun o1
sL675. Report received and action confirmed
Commissioner ESGs reported that be had completed
q contract with S. ii. Knapp for erection OF stable
nd alterations TO house OF Engine Co. No 2 for the
sum Of 81 ,337 20. Report received and action caa,
frmed.
The PRESIDENT presented report Of Committee %
Organization Of Company In house OF late Engine Conf
| pany No. l. recommending the appointment Of the 70
| lowing persons: Robert Roberts Foreman; Theodore
| A. Webb, Assistant Foreman; j. ID. Fisher, stokrt
| BENJAMIN f. Rocks Driver; John CANAAN. Jsns6
| Flaw. A. Dougherty, Henry Schuck John Newman,
samuel rifiths and Michael Gleemon, Erenea; and
company to be designated as Metropolitan Engne Cons
pany No 9 which report was received and recon,
mendation adopted.
Commissioner EsGs presented the following
Resored That tue of SIS be and the same hssbD
Appropriated from the set apart for Counnnnrs
FOX the relief Of the family OF jeremiah d. TsrsaG, injured
at the late hire in South st.
Which was adopted.
Commissioner BROWN moved that the Board proceed
TO the election of a commissioner to fill vacancy IN I'd
Board Carried.
Commissioner EyGs offered the following rad
luton;
Chapter 2l9 Laws OF 1865 Joshua g. Able, Is hereby y
pointed Commissioner in this Department, to o. the di
nation Of James W. Booth
Adopted by the following vote. !
Yeas-Commissoner Engs. Brown, and Pinck-sn
On motion the Board then adjourned. !
THE NEW FIRE COMMISSIONER,
Mr.. Able, was for fifteen years a member Of The tN
Fire Department and, at one time, candidate for !ha
office of Assistant Engineer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-02
Ennaily Markets.
OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY r. ~, Sept.

OR LIVING EXPENSES IN NETWORK.
FRIDAY T.. ~, Sept. |.
Below We give carefully arranged and COM
plete tables revised each week. showing the cost OF
nearly all the ordinary articles Of food. beside
other household expenses At this of the year
pershable fruits and many Of the vegetables vary in
price from day day according the supply large
or small and quotations only hold good for tho day
Of date aud are the retail prices asked by Fulton aud
Washington Market dealers and downtown grocers
Street and sidewalk pedlers Of stale, cheap articles
usually sell for less while the uptown markets and
grocerymen charge more than quoted. Nege.
tables, fruits, and meats are cheapest ut Wash.
ngton Market-fsh at East Fulton Market.
The tendency Of many of the necessares Of living Is
upward and the idea prevails that, excepting the
porshable articles Of food prices will rule high this
Fan and the coming Winter Tie Southern people
were not IN condition TO provide for full crop this
season, hence much Of the surplus at tho North will
lind market there in feeding the whites well the
blacks. Batter and cheese keep advancing. though
moderately. Fish are In fair supply to-day, aud gen.
orally lower Meats are nearly unchanged, though
pork and other hog products higher at wholesale.
Poultry though still high has declined little. There
S a full supply Of vegetables. most Of them selling as
last week. Potatoes. both common and sweet, are de-
lining Peaches falling off In quantity and quality
Fine white preserving fruit IL worth o. 500 - 80 bas