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The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

RENovED.-Col. James. radical, has
been removed and Gen. Miller, conserva-
tive, appointed Collector of the Port Of
San Francisco. "Things are working"
The Federal appointees of the Chase.
Ashley stripe. it is rumored, are to be re
moved, and their places filled by conserv.
atIves. President johnson will not tol.
crate any opposition to his policy among
Federal officers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
ESTATE OF D. N. BOY YD,
pECEAREn.

NOTICE h hereby given BY the undersigned Ad.
IN minIstrator ofthe above named estate, TO the
creditors Of and all persons, having claims sgainSt
DAld deceased, to exhibit the same with the neces-
Sary Vouches, within ten months fFom The nest puO
eAtIon Of this notice. To the undersigned At the Of
ace OF H. Hartley, No. 20, Street, In tbs city Of
County Of Sacramento.
A. A. BENNETT.
Administrstor.
HUSRY II. HARrLEY, Atty for PettIonAr.
Sacramento, November 9th, iS65.-Iv
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

FOR THE CURE OF
Neuralgia. Paralysis. Rheumatism, Consumption,
;ncipient) Pleursy, Fever and AEne. and all other
fevers, Dropsy, ErysprlAs Colds. Coughs. Oak Pois
onlng ,ior which Dr. Bourne discovered the only
Hcieptihc and certain curel, Dyspepsia, DTeEmS" "
Sexnal Weakness. the removal OF Mercury. and all
other Mineral Poison, etc. The methods adopted nv
Or. Bourne the most pleasant, safest. quickest
and reliable ever devised.
" SAVE YOUR TINE, Comfort and Money by
employing DR. BOURNE
patients
H CONSULTATION FREE ny Man,Express, or
personally Send or call for = Circular Of Recon-.
mendAtons, references, certificates Of currr, etc
which are not boEus. but given BY we'll known and
responsible individuals.
Ne. 10, N asOnic Temple, Corner Of Mont
gomery and Post street, San Francis
~ Entrance on Pos; street joining the Grand
Portal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Domestic Goods.

Bleached and Brown Sheetings,
Bed Tickings, Stripes. Crash. Duck,
Denims, BrowA Drills,
Brown and Bleachcd ShirtingG,
Brown and BleAched Linens,
Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets,
Kentucky Jeans, LinssyA CalicoeS.
Flannels Of all colors and quk1ries.
In this line of goods the assortmens complete n,l
will be sold at the lowest lOrsbe prices for CGSh.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Fancy Goods, Etc.

Ladies and Misses Hats:
Velvet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings. Parssols, Fans.
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
LiAle Thread, Cotton and Silk Gloves
Spool Cotton. Machine Silk.
Zephyr Worsteds. Linen Handler
chiefs,
Laces. Embroideries, 1nsertings,
EdginRs,
Hosiery of all kinds and sizes,
1 large supply Away. on hand and foS sale al the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Tribato Of Respect.

At a Special Session of Zeta Encampment No.
3. ]. o. o. + held in Placervie on Sunday,
November 5ih. 1865. the following Preamble
and Resolutions were adopted
WBEREAs. 1t has pleased 40 overrulinR Pro-
vidence tu remove frnm our midst our CHIEF
PATRIARCH, NJ. h. SHEARER, Ia las We trust N
seat among the Patriarchs above, therefore be
it
Resolved. That We deeply feel the loss sus.
tanned bv the departure from this life nf our
brother Past Grand Patriarch, n. X. Shearer
His kindly and benevolent disposition WAS ~
marked and constant that every "ne who knp W
him recognized his genial. friendly spirit. He
was experienced, ready and faithful in the work
and iHteTest Of our Order As citizen he was
prompt to SId and take part in all movements
for the benefit Of Onr cOmmunitv
Resolved. That to the widow 0f our deceas.
ed fellow Patriarch, IN her bereavement and
desolatiou. W. tender our deepest sympath,es
Resolved That this tribute OF respect To our
friend and brother be placed on the minutes If
this EucAmpment, and that q copy be sent To
the deceased; and. further, that the same be
published IN the papers Of this city, aud iu the
New Age.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Gentlemen's Clothing.

Fine Cassimer Suits. all the new
styles,
Fine Black Dress Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Velvet. Silk and Cloth Vests,
Hats Of all kinds,
Fine Sewed and PeRged Boots,
White Shirts, Travelling Over Shirts
Overalls, Jumpers, Blouses,
Under Shirts. Drawers.
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Driving Gloves,
And everything required ior Mems Underwear and
Furnishing Goods, all for sale
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DISTINGUISHED. is the men holding
Office and their satellites, who have dis.
covered the necessity for negro suffrage.
1t is required to keep them in power
The country got along three. quarters of a
century without their invaluable services,
and without having our elections CONTROL.
ed by negroes. What has been done can
be done again.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
DR. G. ". wOORE-,

DR. c. ". NOORE.-By rsNsveses to osS
sd'eTtIsIns eoIsH'ns. II VII be zen that this dc
hHEnI- h'd b. S'siAn ard SuIeson. late suTEeO0
G-uerAI IN the army 81 Gsn. HstIer. AZ Nsu o.
leans. hAs e.Iskls bed MeAe1i TnsiiInte in SaO
fFancI'eO. Persons suffering y rh disSsSs Of aRy
AIhd "T deScTIPtion. BY IIacinE thrmseIvsS UNdsT
the care ~ DR.. MonTe, eau rely uPsR receiving
E-ntemA' ly aud seientias tTeSI1<nI .-rCOAtPA
CoslA Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
KseP It beEsre the People,
THE o1rx AND COUNTY.
OprrrAar-Tt is with psinf.l r.gr.t that .

OBrrARY.-Tt is with painful regret that we
NSurlprA vic feath Of N. K. SGEARER, Ess. :,
who expired at Sacramento, on Fridav Of Last
week, in the 47th year Of his age. Mr. Shear
er was born in HamiltOu county, Ohio, iu
April, 1918. He served as LIeuteuaHt in the
Ohio Volunteers daring the war with Mexico,
and his afIbIlily, kindness aad fearieSness en-
deAred him to his regiment and his fellow obi
cerS. lie came Tn this State ia the fall OF 1850,
and settled at Diamond Springs, and the fol-
lowing year was elected Justice Of the Peace
and Associate JHstiee Of the Court Of Sessions.
From 1857 to 1859, he discharged the duties of
County Recorder, To which OlIic he had been
elected by the partiality Of his fellow citizens
Since his FIRST arrival in our county he has been
identified with MANY public objects intended
TO improve and benefit the community always
sustaining creditably and hOnOrably all the
various relations of life. Those who knew
4" Uncle Nike best. as he was familiarly and
aaectionalely called, know that he possessed a
heart replete with generous and high minded
sentiments He was remarkable for his in
flexible integrity, his social gentlemanly de.
pertinent, his genial nature, and kindness to
all with whom he came in contact lie pos.
seSsed u sweetness of temper and mildness OF
expression in the midst of the greatest excite
meut which were really wonderful, and which
M provocation seemed capable of rnff1iug.-
lie was frank, fearless and thoroughly nnself.
i.h, and singnlarly free from envy or malice
lie was faithful friend, u 0oId neighb0r, a
fond father and an Indulgent husband. lire.
parable will be the loss to his wife and connec.
tons, and long will the memory of his virtues
remain embalmed in the hearts of his friends
nm this community.
Mr.. Shearer was distinguished member oi
"he Order Of Odd Fellow, having filed the of.
':ice Of Grand Patriarch ot the Grand EncAmp
ment. At the time Of his death he was Chie
Patriarch of Zeta Encampment, a member oJ
Diamond Springs Lodge. NJ" 8, |. o. o. F..
Vice President OF the ,jOard of Delegates 0l
the Fire Department Of this city, and Secreta
ry of the Democratic County CrRtral Commit
tee. He was buried on SUNDAY last ut Dia.
'mond Springs BY his brother Odd Fellows and
Firemen # this city, and his funerU was large
ly attended by sympathising friends from alI
parts of OuS COUNTY
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Is THE REBELLION ENDED ?-Some Of the
newspapers in the interests Of Abolition
ism say that the war is not ended. They
say this, not only to give utterance to
their hostility to an independent and up.
right judiciary, but as expressive Of their
regret that the reign of provost marshals
and military commanders, in peaceful
cities, has departed, and shoddy contracts
and public plunder are no longer the 'or.
der Of the day" 1t may be set down as
a fixed fact that the newspapers and edit.
ors that say so are owned and controlled
by swndling shoddy contractors and Gov.
ernment thieves. What says President
johnson? In his letter to the Gettysburg
committee, written last July, he says:
II should have been pleased to share in
your JOY at the return Of peace. Four
years of atruggle for our national life have
been crowned with success; armed trea.
son is swept from the land; our ports are
reopened; our relations with other ma.
tions are satisfactory our internal com.
merce is free our soldiers and sailors re
turned to their peaceful pursuits our flag
floats on every breeze" And yet these
immaculate loyaIiSts say the rebellion is
not ended They are sorry it is ended,
for with it has ended their opportunity to
plunder the treasury, intimidate the peO-
pie and get into power.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Medical AdViee.-DT. WIN. X. DoAsStFp
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming sins
qua non to the welfare OF onr State and health
our citizens; and his rapidly spFeadinE Tspvc@
tion, although it may excite surprise, to but ths
signal Of skil and follows the natural eject q
such q eause. We are personally acquainted vitS
gentlemen who hs6 OOHeTed tbT years undeT eASOa >
ic diseases and who had taken advaniA age Of evsSy
available means thSt promised relief. but Withous
success. until they called upon Dr.. DOheEty, wAss
in an incredibly short space Of time, has gives
them entire relief Il iS gratifying to anDOunsS
this fact, because the Doctor 10 gentleman whe'
SEEKS not Oy defSmatioa Of others, to estabSh hiS
reputation. or to rear the supeTstTuetuEe Of hSs
own upon the ruin Of AOotheF's iAms. The Doctor
conducts HE Institute in . manner that mu~t %
gratifying to all his patients. He S1o@tnee. 90
Vises and recommends without charge. saeAhs pa-
tient, after hearing his terms for tTeafDeHe. ear
accept or reject AZ pleasure. In % ease oeeo 1nS
Doctor make charge unless BE saeefs 2 SNSe'.
This he is able to do, because be Sscis tSs ecnS-
denee which long exp0FieBcs has e1sen, HSS -
doubt the consolation Whigh apPeraans 70 sSss
confidence. Persons aGiietsa With either aenee OF
chronic disease. would do well to consult thS Dec
tori at all events IL can do no harm, 80 ios consul
tation he asks no fee nor does be tHslse on ooo'
dience To his advice unless The patient places h-
self under his care. His ON - are on Saeramsnto
street, opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship Cen
pany's once -[s. y. Nsys.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

VIZ would call the attention Of our readers 70
tAe Grover end Baker. .Maehipss. Their rsputa
tiop is too well sstablished for Ne 70 SttsnPs
word in their favor, but We would advise any psS'
son wanting a reliable Family Sewing Machine, 70
Investigate the msTits Of these before HoIaSg'-
" A word 10 The wise 10 TufAetsut." ,-.,-.,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

The Physician IP Ofen bIaned 6OV
Ssni OF his when the dISs ppciaI
mxnl In the recovery Of the sick 10 to be tTpeed -
ne administering impure msdlcines Robert Wkaa
apothecaTy. 10 paying particular attention 10 ~
e'mPoundiRG phys'eisnS' prescriptions Rnd family
recipes fFssn nrdciAes Of uAslnubsrd PaFhy RONeTi
White. Medical Hail. 70 appointed syeRi GsP msss
Of the RsnNAns PsAe ~ MsdtcinesA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

OUR lady readers will be pleased to learn
that Mrs. Jones. oR Main street. has just re.
ceived splendid stock Of the very finest and
most fashionable goods fur their especial benz
She has every article tn dress ia the neetest.
costliest STYLE the gayest Mss that walks our
streets. Her goods have been selected with
the greatest care aud especially for this mar
kaf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11


REPUTATION. Because we said "capi.
tai as well as labor ought to be taxed to
support the Government" the Marysville
Appeal, a shoddy organ, says We are in
favor Of repudiating the contracts of the
Government! With such stuff the Ap.
peal daily furnishes its intelligent loyal
readers. The stupidity Of the assertion
equals its mendacity. The organs of the
Republican party should keep silent about
reputation. The Republican party is
the offspring Of reputation. 1t was born
of the reputation Of the political obliga.
tions assumed by our fathers. 1t repu.
dated laws of Congress by passing "Per.
sonal Liberty Bills" 1t repudiated the
Federal Constitution by assuming to be
governed by "higher law" 1t repu-
dated allegiance to the Government by
sanctioning John Browns raid and en-.
couraging mob violence. 1t repudiated
civil liberty by inaugurAting military
courts. 1t repudiated honor and decency
by placing in power such miscreants as
TGrchin, Butler, Jamison, Jim Lane and
other notorious villains 1t repudiated
honesty by robbing the people of the
South Of furniture, clothing, jewelry,
paintings, books, etc. 1t repudiated hu.
manity by applying thumb. screws, in
struments of torture. disgraceful to an
ignorant and barbarous people, to prison
ers. 1t is the party of reputation and
ought never mention the word without a
blush of shame.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Board OF DELEGATES. Board of Dele
gates Of the PlacerviIe Fire Department will
please bear in mind that their regular meeting
comes off on Thursday evening next, ut the
hall of Neptune Engine Co. M. 9. A full at
tendance is requested. rs business of import
ance will be brought before the Board.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

PArRoHIzE home institutions, home manu-
factures, home industry, home newspapers and
home millinery Don't run after foreign goods.
just because they are foreign, ,and when you can
buy goods just as cheap, fashionable and we'll
made at home. Spend your money at home,
encourage your neighbors, and assist in build
ing up your town and sectinn of country. Mrs.
Letcher has large, fashionable and elegant
stock of fresh goods at her store on Main street,
which she invites the ladies' to examine. They
are Of the frst quality, best make and will be
sold at bargain.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

LADIES RELIEF ShcIErY.-The ladies of this
city met ut the Cary HUuss ON Mondav evening
last, fur the purpose at organizing Relief So
cistv for the benefit Of the pnor and destitute
u nur midst. They have, as a commencement
find, the proceeds Of the sale Of the gnOds
o. the Christian Commission, left from their
list Fair. The following named Indies were
" lOSen officers vt the new sncietY Mrs. Then.
F. Tracv, President; Mrs. w. II. Rogers, Vice
President; Mrs. d. W. Gelwicks, Secretary I;
Miss Hamilton, Treasurer Standing Com.
mittees were appointed to visit the different
wards, report cases Of destitutiOn and suffering
and snlicit contributions and procure members
IL the society. Committees, first ward-Mrs. J.
NJ. RevuoldS, Mrs. W. W. Stewart, Mrs. A. A.
Van VOorhies, Mrs. John Kirk. Second ward
Mrs. c. 4. McI.ane, Mrs. s. W. Hut, Mrs. J. W.
Cullen. Mrs. G. w. Swan. Third ward-Mrs
II. A. Chace, Mrs. |. N. Nash, Mrs. r. Cole,
MIS-. E. Roberts. Fourth ward-Mrs. James
Anderson, Mrs. Benz Meacham, Mrs. George
Burnham. Fifth ward-Nrs. c. W. Brewster,
Mrs. VIM. House, Mrs. G. Brown. This is o
noble undertaking, worthy Of every encourage
ment, and we hope it will be-successful. Some
one has said, with as much fnrce as kindness,
4" Remember the poor, fnr though to-day you
may be revplng in all The luxuries that ninney
and friends can command, tO-mOrrow's setting
sun may find you a mendcant ut the door Of
charity. Though to-day all NAV seem sunshine
Anu happiness to you, u morrow may 0rlng ITS
hOwling blast, and storm clouds may well up
IN your path and engulf YOU IN the vortex"
Perform the part Of the Good Samaritan, -.
visit the children of poverty in their lOwly
dwelling places, in their cheerless and desnlaie
h0mes--nIinister to their warts and necessi-
ties. and cheer them by kipd and encouraging z
wOrds-tOr by such little actions you may not
only prevent much suffering and repining that
would 9TH erwise occur, but be carrying out the
golden rule, DO unto others a. you would
that others should do unto yoL." You who
are blessed with an abundance Of this world 8
goods, best0w mite of it upon the helpless,
the needy and the unfortunate, and you will
feel much better and happier for having furlh.
cred the ends of charity by the performance Of
a kind action toward your po0r7neighbors.-
They need assistance, but may not have the
courage to make known their destitute condi
tiUn.
A Society Of this character has long been
needed in our city, and We are glad the ladies
have organized one Under their supervision
it must succeed. There will he meeting ol
the Society at the Cary House on Monday
evening next at o'clock. The friends of the
undertaking. and especially the committees
ure particularly desired to attend.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

New GooDS.-Chas. b. Petit has Inst re.
ceved large aud well selected stock nf Dry
G"od| Of the latest styl-s. 10 which we call the
attention of our lady friends. He hrs also u fine
assortment of clothing. boots. shoes. hats. etc.
Give him call. he is Rnted. nat only fur his
fine goods. bu; his "bsRdSome" aud oblgiug
clerks.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

THANKs.-We are requested by the officers
Of the Ladies' Relief Society to return the
thanks Of the Society to Mr.. Hume. for selling
the gn0ds of the Christian Commission, and t0
Mr.. Petit for the use Of his room.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

FIRENEN's NOMINATIONS Confidence Engine
Co. No. ], on Thursday evening. nominaied C.
KiIlmer FIR Chief Engineer: Ed Andrews for
First Assistant, and w. Mccormick for Second
Assistant. The election will come oR on The
evening of the 6rst Monday ia Deceaber..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DIsrRIcT ATTORNEY Geo. E. Williams, Esq.
has received his certificate If election IA Die
ti!ct Attorney If our county. The Board If
Supervisors. at their lale meeting, directed the
Clerks to issue the ceIfihcate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Coon APPoISrxESr.-Gov. Low has appoint.
ed +. A. HorublOwer, Esq. Notary Public for
this county.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Warts Nervous ANrIDorE strengthens and
inVIGOFates the system, aud makes the Old feel
HoppR again.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
House Furnishing Goods.

Brussels. Three-Ply and Ingram
Carpets;
Chinese. Hemp, and Cocoa MattingS
Table Damasks, Table Cloths and
Napkins;
Marseilles Quilts. Towels. Doylies;
California and Ontario Blankets;
Curtain DamAsks. Shades and Fix
lures;
full assortment, FOR s.le at prices which DEFY
COMrkTlTl n.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DELEGATES. Neptune Engine Company. No.
9. at their regular meeting on Thursday night,
elected ID. W. Gelwicks and Henry Lewis mem
bers Of the Board of Delegates of the Placer
vile Fire Department.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DRILL.-The members of Neptune Engine
Co. M. 2, are requested to meet at their house
this saturday evening 1t 9 O'cinck. to drill.
The foreman requestS US To say be desires the
Attendance Of every member
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

TRE brains Of the gigantic deceased el.
ephApt Cleo 3atrA, ,ewerc found to weigh
tfeen pounds.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
DRESS GOODS.

Rich Black and Fancy Silks;
Splendid Dress Patterns: .-
Empress Cloth, Foulard and Wool
Delaines;
French Merinos, Alpacas, DebeieeS:
French, English and Ameri c n
Prints;
White Goods in great variety;
Lawns, GinRhams, Chambrays;
Plaid, Check and Stripe Poplins;
And Every Novelty in the line OF
Fancy Dress Goods;
ALI selected With great care and for sale At . small
AdvAHCe on Wholesale cost.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

ATTENTION, NEPTuxEs. There will be a
meeting Of Neptune Engine Co. No. ., at their
hall on Friday evening next, at o'clock
Every membeE is requested to be present The
election-o Of Chief Engineer and first and second
Assistants, comes off on the first Monday in
December next, and nominations for those Of.
tices will be made at that meeting.
A WORD or CAUTIoN.-The country seems to
be tiled with thieves, burglars and robbers
Almost every paper we read gives an account
of some successful transaction Of these rascals.
We would admonish people not to keep money
ar valuable papers about their dwellings, and
our police to be on the alert.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
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NEW STYLE EYE GLASSES,
Very Powerful Opera Glasses.

Optical Goods Of every description.
The MOST COMpLETE ASSORTMENT on the
Pacific Coast. FOR SALE LOW by
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