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The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

FINE WINE.-Just as We were going to press,
box was brought into our office which, being
opened, yielded pair of demijons Of Catawba,
fanked by the same number Of bottles of Cal.
ifornia TOkay Wine, and note informing us
that It was otlthe vintage of ID. G. Brooke, Esq,
Of Diamond Springs, and sent US bv our good
friend Capt. ]. Il. Tues. We speedily turned
the tanks, but felt too much weakened by our
own ardor to attack the center, on which we
will make an attack when reinforcements come
up, which are expected every moment. We
are in splendid spirits. and determined to car
~ the center if it takes all summer. Later
The force opposed to us is composed of some
of the "best stuff" we have ever met, and IN
the assault the head of our column was slight
ly staggered for few moments and the senior
officer slightly wounded, being shot in the
neck
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
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PROBATE NOTICE.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County q Fl Dorado
- la the Probate Cour: IL and 'or sad County
IN Gt matter IRE Kstdt' r GEOEGEHL.NTZE,
D,rSGSed
On reading land filing the petition Of Maria 4
H.niIe. Helen Nuadrrly, Therrse Becker. ard t.
D. llUtz,. seitiug forth tina, the Administrator : AS
filed his dnal account of his administration upon
said Estate, ia this Court, ard tina; ;he SAM Las
he duly allowed and confirmed that all the debts
and expenses of said Administration lave been
paid, and that portion of said Estate remains to
he distributed among the heirs OF sad deceased and
TrSyiE, dHIoE 0iFT ;hiTE7, tTr oTrT of '!;s:Fi-
button Of the residue of said Estate among the per
sons entitled thereto:
1t is ordered, that all persons interested in the
Estate OF Geo. Hn;Ee, deceased, be and appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of III Dorado County. at tie
Court roc;l, in the Court house At the City 81 PA
cerv.le on Monday the 2Ith day Of April, A. d
l>Gj, at ten O'Clock III the forenoon Of tina; day,
thru sud there to slow cause Why order 81 DIS
tiihIlrn should not be made Of the residue az sAid
Estate among the heirs 0! sad George Hate, &C.
corliuS 10 Law.
|, is further ordered, tina; COPY OF tbs order b.
published for four successive weeks, brfprr tie oi.h
day Of April, $50, in the Mountain iDemocrat, q
newspaper p4h!.sAed IN sail county.
OGDEN SQUIRFS,
PROBATE Judge.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

PURIry.-The U. S. Senate Committee
of Finance ascertained that, during the
year 1864, public securities to the amount
Of So, 600, 900 had been distracted from
Che office of the Register of the Treasury,
of which there is no trace. 1t is evident
some Abolition thieves, in the service Of
tho Treasury Department, stole the Sc
euritiey.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

REGULATES AND RECOMMENDS Short
Hairs, in obedience TO instructions from their
chief, are tiercely attacking Chief Justice San
derson. There must be personal motive for
this abuse, for the Chief Justice is LOYAL to the
core and his conduct on the bench has been
unexceptonable. Is Conness Jealous of the
influence and reputation OF the Chief Justice !?
II looks so. The San Francisco Flag says, the
"Calaveras Chronicle repudiates the claims of
Chief Justice Sanderson to reelection, and re-.
eommends District Judge Brockway" What
oft? Its reputation of the one and recommen-
dAton Of the other will not defeat Sanderson
or nominate Brockway. Papers of the Chroni-
sle's calibre are incapable of leading the public
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

GEN. SHERMAN on THE WAR; Sherman
has proved himself an able General; he
has led his army through the South and
understands the feelings Of the people :.
he has never disparaged the rebels nor
thought they were easy to conquer. He
has tested their courage, their endurance,
their determination. The opinion of a
man of his ability and experience ought
to carry with it some weight. lie ri!i-
cules the idea OF the rebellion being
speedily crushcd-of the dependency
and submission of the South, of which we
get such flattering accounts in Admins
trntion papers. A correspondent of the
New York World details a conversation
with Gen. Sherman, in which that officer
replied to suggestion that the war ives
nearly at an end as follows:
"At an end the war at an end? Well, sir.
il yon wish my opinion on that subject, will
state that far from being at nn end, the war is
Oniy about to begin; the policy of giving up
their sea and river coast cities. although taking
away some Of the Prestige Of the Contrderacv
is making it materially stronger than if thew
retained them in their possession; while the
opening of the same cities to trade by the Fed
erdl Government is efficiently supplying the
rebels with all the goods they received BY
blockade runners, at a cheaper price, and with
less risk and Inconvenience to themselves"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

FREEDoM.--A negro, on whom the
boon of freedom" had been conferred,
was left to stave to death, few weeks
ago, in the Abolition city Of Cincinnati
In Washington City, correspondents say,
hundreds are dying Of neglect aud want.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

PERsoSGL.-Chief Justice Sanderson arrived
our town last Tuesday aud remained here
until this morning. He was cordially greeted
md warmly welcomed to his old home bv a
host Of friends. who admire his intellect and
are proud of the high position which he occu-
pies-a position be is eminenty fitted to fill by
his cOntessedly splendid legal attainmeuts-
We were pleased TO see him in fine health aud
spirits.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

USELESS TO ARGUE Senator Murphy,
in the Legislature Of New York, made an
excellent argument against the passage Of
the Abolition amendment to the Consti.
tuition. lie contended that there was no
power either in Congress or the people to
amend the Constitution in the manner it
has been so amended in Congress; and
he insisted that the right to abolish
slavery belonged Of right to the States.
Whenever and wherever any States pleas
ed to terminate slavery within its borders,
it might do so; but Congress or the Gen
eral Government had no control whatever
in the matter. But what use of arcu.
ments. Thomas Jefferson, if he now lived,
would be silenced amid the fanaticism and
confusion which now reigns supreme in
the halls Of legislation. 4 party that
drilics a thief and murderer, is incapable
Of reasoning or Of legis!ating. When
such men as Tom Shannon and Bill Highly
are sent to the House Of Representatives,
Dick Yates and jim Lane to the I. $
Senate, it is useless to reason and absurd
to expect healthy legislation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

SOMETHING NEw.-A panorama made
up from scenes in Millions Paradise Lost,
is one of the new things. 1t has arrived
in San Francisco, and will be exhibited
throughout the State.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

DIED-In this City, on the 18th instant, OF
weakness, disgust and want of attention, the
Abolition City Central Committee. 1t was the
offspring of Long Hairs and Short Hairs, and
both parents seemed solicitous to repudiate
their precious bantling. 1t lived without hon
or and died unregretted, and to the relief of
the parties it represented. A Short Hair says
it was strangled in its infancy by its illustri-
GUS Chairman. Peace to its ashes!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
TO THE LADIES.
TO COMPLEMENTARY.

Parties in the country who ma desire to consult
the Doctor, can do by letter. and receive In re-
turn full description of their disease and its means
OF cure All communications will be held strictly
confidential, and the letters returned II desired -
Medicines will be sent securely. Letters to receive
an answer, should be accompanied by en- express
envelope.
COnSultatiOnS FREQ.
~ All letters should be addressed to
DR.. @. w. MOORE,
GAL Commercial st.,
nGr.onsl San FRANCISCO.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

STATE OF CAiIFuRNIA, County ~ F! D6rAdo--
= Il, }. q. CARPENTER, CouAty ClerK - the
County aforr.aid,aud tV ocio Clerk OF III Probate
Court. &" hereby certify tie foregoing to b. a true
asi complete cory Of the original order 10 the nat.
ter - ;he ESsI:e Of George iIntL-, deceased, nov
rer aiming Of record and on ile in my cAlre.
-, In witness whereof. hcreuut1 set my
SEAL. ia:d AMI impress the sSal Of sad Pro.
- bate Court, at ohlce in the CIV of PiA.
ceryle, This the sd day Of March. A. D. ISIS.
q. J. CARPENTER, Clerk,
4wl Ry A. J. Lowry, Deputy Clk,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25


SrRANGE.-It is little remarkable that
all Of Grants movements are instantly re
ported to the rebels, which enables them
to defeat his plans. Grant, it is hoasted,
has no coppcrheads" about him, and it
is therefore evident that his plans are be
trayed by loyalists. By what means in,
formation is conveyed to the Confederate
chief, when the lines are so strictly guard
ed, it is difficult to conjecture. 4 CORES
pendent of the Philadelphia Press, wri-
tug from before Petersburg, Immediately
after the disastrous expedition to Hatch
er's Run, says:
at is a part of the strange history of this war
that none Of the important expeditions Of this
army are ever undertaken without the discov-
cry Of the unfortunate fact that the rebels are
in full possession Of all its details. This one
was no exception. While our men were NOV
ing away. there was a chorus of locomotive
whistles borne to us from Petersburg There
was rumbling, as Of many and heavy trains,
and The sounds died away in the direction
where work was to be done. The fact tina; re-
Inducements had hurried to the rebel right was
evidenced BY subsequent developments"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

W. Ii. CRoCKER is circulating petition fer
ousting our good looking postmaster Pinkham
TO make room for himself Go in, Cr0cker -
Stick TO it,Pinkham! We are like the woman
in the story--we don't care o darn which
whips"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
BOOTS AND SHOES!

Ladies' Cloth, Kid and Calf Balmoral
and Congress Boots;
Gentlemen's Sexed and PegEed Boots:
and Shoes: Buffalo and Rubber
Overshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children's and Misses Boots and Shoes
OF every variety:
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes OF
every quality:
Mems, Women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment, BY far the largest and
best in II Dorado County, for sale the very loves;
prices, By
CHAS. d. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

CaEAP FOR CAsH.-Chas. B. Petit will con-
tinue to sell at cost for thirty DAYS more. Our
fair readers car get bargains in all kinds of
hnery at Pettit's, and we advise them to do so
while they have the OpnortnniiY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

We are indebted Ia Walker Webster for the
prompt delivery Of San FranclSco papers; to
r. s. Hernandez for the Sacramento Union.
and to W. NJ. Bradshaw for late New York
papers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

THE PETTY TYRANr OF KENTUCKY
Lincoln is rcwGr,ling Kentucky for her
loyalty. Kentucky is his native State,
and, to show his attachment to her, he
appointed Gen. Paine, "a thief, a robber
and q murderer" to rule a part of her
territory. His inso!cncc, rapacity and
cruelty becoming ntolerable even to 10y
atty, Lincoln was forced to remove him.
Lieutenant Governor Jacobs thus pic
lures Burbridge, another of our good
Presidents petty tyrarts:
"Imagine this petty tyrant of Kentucky. A
pink checked. black haired, pretty fellow
cheeks sulluSed with chronic drIukenuess-;l
head the shape of an old fashioned sugar loaf,
and with the most powerful microscope il
would be impossible TO detect the irst raw of
intelligence under the complete control of in
ordinate vanity, whisky and broken dow n
political preacher, and an intelligent commune
iy can form some idea of the intolerable suffer
ing Of poor, loyal Kentucky"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Gentlemen's Clothing!
IU$T RECEIvFD'-A Splendid Assortment Of all
- the NEW STYLES OF
CUSTOM-MADE CLOTHING!

The special attention OF purchasers 10 invited TO
my large stock o!
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Fine Black Frock Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests;
Black and Colored Hats. all kinds.
Fine Sewed and Pegged Boots,
Davis & Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannel and Merino UndcrshiTtS and
Drawers,
Check Shirts, Jumpers. OverAlls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings 4 Co.'S Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery. etc, ETC..
All Of which l will sell, FOR CASH,M
SAN FRANCISCO PRICESI
Call and Judge for yourselves
CHAs. D. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

BIG THING.-A Washington boot maker
says that Old Abe's 'last" is big thing.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
Gburrbrs. Charitable @rntrs.

Protestant EPiseoPaI ChuVeA.-
PLACERNILLE. OWN. Service At the Court House
every sunday morning, A. I14 O'Clock Sunday echOOI
at same place at y O'Clock. r. y. COL0MA--eSFvke
the Atst and third Sunday evening" OF the pSniA-
At O'Clock. FL D0RAD0-Berviees on the Seeoa6
and fourth Sunday evenings OF the month. At SeVen
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRING@SerViee SA the Sse-
ond Ani fourth Sundays Of each month. At o'eisek
?. c. {. PIERCE, Minister.
. Residence, Cary House, PiAeeTviIle. js93
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

n lew uOOTs UeON heSENty,
Where he may be consulted st all hours.
Diseases OF the Uterine Functions,
characterized by irregular, suppressed painful
menstruation, pain in the sides and back, sensation
nj weight in the pelviS, etc Nervous headache /,
Lvucorhda or whites, are treated on scientific prn.
c,pits and prompt and permanent cure Effected.
Diseases of the Sexual Organs, male
female, whether recent or chronic treated
with all the skin and appliances which modern sci
has made available cure will be guaranteed
in the shortest possible time, and on the most
sonable terms. No nOxious drugs used, and a
few days only required to effect a permanent
! cure.
Nervous Affections, such as Neuralgia,
Paralysis, Giddiness, Dmness OF Vision, etc, will
receive especial attention.
Secondary and Hereditary Anec-
lions, Scrofua in all its manifold forms; by spep-
sia Emaciation and Debility treated with certain
and unfaling remedies, speedily expelling all cor
rupt humors and imparting a healthy tone to the
system, by purifying the blood regulating the secre
tons and re invGoratng the vital powers
Surgical Operations, Of whatever ia.
ture, performed scientifically and the patient board
ed at the Institute. The Doctor will guarantee to
cure Hernia Tor treacl) of tho worst kind in three
weeks, by new mode of operating Ovarian Tu-
mOrs, SO fatal to females, will be successfully re-
moved.
Twenty years residence in Mexico South America,
China and the East Indies, together with his large
Hospital and Army practice, has given the Doctor
advantages possessed by few, and his remarkable
succuss warrants promise OF effectual cure. Ills
Anatomical Plates. exhibiting all parts Of the HUI
man System and the different stages Of disease, are
the most complete this coast while his experience
as lecturer enables him to explain TO his patients
the particulars of their disease No mystery is made
OF disease or the mode of treatment, but the patient
il instructed in all that pertains to his case.
Medicines, with full directions. will be sent to any
part Of the State, receipt Of letter describing the
symptoms.
An Inirmary is connected with the establishment,
where patients, who desire, may receive board and
constant attention during their sickness, thus avoid
ing the Inconvenience Of hotel. Kind and attcn.
tive nurses will be employed, and no means will be
LEFT untried to give full satisfaction.
The Doctors apartments the most commodious
and best arranged the city and patients may rely
ON the strictest privacy. Consultations Free.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies suffering from any Of the inArmities pecu-
liar to the sex, will find the Doctor safe COMPLIANT
and scientific physician. In the. treatment Of sup
pessons and kindred diseases, he Is without an
equal, and Ladies' may feel assured that they will
receive the most delicate and gentlemanly treat.
ment, and secure prompt relief from their troubles
Private apartments, with female nurses, for those
who desire them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

MasOmIc.-.SIeFra Nevada COunetI!
No. 40, OF Royal aud Select Masters, holds otatea
meetings on the evening Of the drst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, PlaeerVille.
WM. \. JANUARY, 7. ]. n
HRNRY D. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnershlr
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned In
the Road and Lumber Business, under the name and
style Of 5. 4 J. FLEMING 4 CO., is dissolved by
the mutual consent Of the parties, this 18th day Of
March, 1865. All persons indebted TO, or having
claims against the late firm, are hereby notified and
requested TO settle the same with Samuel Fleming
SAMUEL FLEMING,
JOHN FLEMING,
THOMAS r. FLEMING,
LEOPOLD BERTSCHI,
ARNOLD BERTsCHI.
March 18th, 1865.
The above business will be carried on in the future
by the undersigned, on his own account.
mar25-lml SAMUEL FLEMING.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25

Catholic Church.-ReV. J. LAFgaA
Will ofheiate in Georgetown on every 6Fst Sunday
Of the month also, in ColomA Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, a. =.
Hespers, in 81. PAtrlek's Church, PlaceTViIle, %
every Sunday evening, at quarter past T. G1
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
SprriaI ann General Notices.

The Agent Of lie DOyeA'S SaFssPa.,
riIlA viii send To every Physician and surgsOs
in our State. the recipe for his celebrated Blood
Medicine, 90 that the profession may be satisfied
OF its genuinensss. We believe it will take place
as the hrN medicine for all arrangements Of the
blo>d, requiring an AltsTsiiVs vegetable compound
See Advertisement. InOS2enS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
DIR. &. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
Commercial Street,
A few doors below Kearney,. .. SAN FRANCISCO.

ATTENDING ASD RE>rEST PHYSICIAN,
c. w. MOORE. NJ. D.,
Late Surgeon L. S. A.. Quarantine Pivsicidn
q! -Nttr Oriedas AMI Bo>ton lecturer on
.MuriiI .indfoD,y amt Diseases IT No
rIsu amt Thi'Iren, Membtr of TIE
HRsSdcAu StttS Neiicdl Society,
.tc It,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-03-25
*

Palmyra Lodge, No. ISI, r. q A. H.
holds its stated icatiooS Thursday nights
next preceding The full moon Of each month, in Odd
Fellows Hall, PlaceFville. All brethren In good
standing are invited to attend.
WILLIAM II. CROKER, v. u.
8. A. PESWnL, Secretary.
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NOTICE

MEMPHIS, TESN., October 81, 1866.
I HAVE his day disposed Of my interest 10
the firm Of c. n. Ebbert & Co, TO Mr.. q. H
Ebbert. who assumes all liabilities, and Is au-
thOri1ed 70 collect all debts dae tbs concern.
A. H. Y
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n rarnuua nef - FAg

NNEENNE MEMENI5 AEPEAla
MEMPHIS, Oct. q, 1876.
Having. after many vicissitudes during the
late Civil War, returned home, the MEMPHIS
APPEAL will present itself as a candidate for
the favor OF the reading publlc OF the South,
and the States Of the Mississippi Valley. As
heretofore, it will endeav0r 10 deserve popular
confidence, everywhere, as a reliable source OF
general current Information. Il can offer 10 the
people with whom IL has soJourned during the
last three years, no better guaranty than Its past
enduranees, that, in the Future as in the Past,
their Interests and welfare viii form a leading
object Of its solicitude and efforts.
The undersigned has the satisfaction to an
nounce that he has associated with him In the
publication Of the APPEAI, Col. J. H. Me
Mahon, whose character and capacity as an
editor, made known TO the public by a long
connection with the Memphis Press, is the best
assurance that the heavy loss sustained In the
death OF his late associate, Col o r. Nc
CIanahan. will be, as far As possible, repaired.
The business office Of the APPEAL viii, for
the present. be At No. IS Madison street.
Rates Of Subscription, In Advance:
Daily. per annum, by mail--~-.--. sl6.0
Weekly. per annum, by mail.--- 5O0
The Memphis Press have been compelled 10
ADOPT these terms, which are somewhatin excess
or the prices at which the old customers Of the
APPEAL awaited themselves of its services, aud
higher than il is hoped on the return Of a
sounder condition Of the country, they may be
afforded. But the enormous increase, since the
war. in the cost OF everything entering into the
publication Of a newspaper, and the heavy eN-
euditu rendered necessary by losses incurred
during its continuance and at its termination
by the destruction of the materials of the
APPEAL Office az Columbus, Ca, together with
the Internal Revenue Tax upon receipts,
whether nom subscriptions or advertisements,
render these terms, for the present, unavoidable.
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M. COMBS, JR., & CO.,
AttOFneys and councillors at Law
GENERAL
CLAIM AGENTS.
Memphis and Washington.

The recenEFTar Of the rebellion has created q
great number and variety Of claims, tho holders
Of which, as well as the Government, wish to
adjust with all possible promptness
All persons having such claims against the
-Government, and wishing their speedy adjust
menT, VIII do we'll to forward them mmedl-
ately TO this Agency for collection. Little din
Guilty or expense need be By any
applicant.
the prosecution and collection Of every vanety
Of claims against the United states In All de-
most successfully prosecuting claims 4nQ r.
covering prompt payment Of same nom me
Government Of the United states IoF horses
and Mules Impressed Hay, ,CoIh ahu r9rage
OF all kinds: Wood and Lumber BACON, Flour
and other ProviS Ons; Beef cattle Hogs. etc.
Hire OF Teams, Timbsr for Bridges and Rail
--afs. T--~agu1ar Claims against the Ouarrar-
masters and COmmtsaries Departments ofths
United states, for supplies furnished the army,
Whether Claimants have or have not vouchers
~ receipts for the same.
We Collect claims for Los Of Steamboats,.
SSibsr Proince seized BY the YiIifagy S ~ Prss o.
ury authorities; for Extra PAY and Com
mutation OF RatiOns Due Prisoners OF War
Claims; Army and Navy Back PAY. Prize
Money, Pensions OF all Kinds Bounties. Sol
diers Cheek-Bookss Officers Back Pay set
Element Of Onicersi Accounts Removal OF
~Stoppages; Horses Lost, Killed, Captured or
abandoned in the Service; Erroneous fines, etc.
Claims for the four cents per pound paid on
Cotton previous 70 N Also the tax on
Goods imported into Tennessee Claims Tor
Land Damages etc, before Congress; and
claims ofloyal OWEers Of negro slaves who en-
listed in tbs UniOn army during the late rebel
lion for the amount and bounty provided y
act % Congress.
This Agency, we hRtter ourselves, Offers sd
y~antages superior 10 any local agency, being
located at the Federal Capital, thus allowing p
ready Investigation OF din1cult eases, aud dls
match in the collection Of claims. And our long
sEperience in the collection OF GoveruMs-
claims. and familiarity with the ormsot 9Ioo
and All the departments Of The Nauonal ~.
arnmeut, give US great facilities Tor the sae1e
m DroseeuflOn Of all claims entrusted 70 "a.
Our Mr.. Combs viii practice hh 1890
courts OF the city OF Memphis
county. me the Federal court for ne
West tennessee. Lawyers, Claim AssE -
ofhex having claims FOR eoliecuoh
adioIning states, viii md il 70 then aoNa
to send them to Us ert-,stF,~
Fees shared with proieAlon
eusines with Us -su h. nr,r,ntfv
ANY claims entrusted 70 Us FFs
7NDn ~ COMES, JR, & y
councillors at Law and Claim
xgenfs Room No 2 FostoAl1e N1t1tn- 4lem-
TsoneSsee. novlS Ina