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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-10
TOWNSHIP OFFIOERS.

BIG Bar T0WksHIP.--ROaA OveTseeF James Evans :
justices OF the Peace, 2. d. Roach, A. w. Hsskef
Censtabses. Joseph O0riH, John Te0Fney.
CoLoAA ToWSsHIP.-Road OVeTseer, D. A. MeFeet
Justices OF the Peace. George A. Dougiaas. WHiieA
GiDDs Constables, John Curtis, Pat. Reeney.
CosUASEs ToWAsHIP.-Road Overseer Z. H. Richard
son; Justices Of the Peace J. o Lock, John Estay5
Oohstaeles, N. n. Renick, @. p. Peck.
DIAMOND SPRINGS T0wEsHP.-R0ad OveFseeT. Q. =
Young; Justices ofth Peace, John Fleming, Az
Seisouttie; COnstables, Jno. W. Keyser, Joseph D.
GEoReEroWN TOWEsuIP.-RoAd OverSeer, 4. W.
Parties Justiaes OF the Peace, E. L. Smith, J. :.
Spau'diHg; C0hstAbles, james Hussey, +. J. CeEEe.'
GREENWOOD TOvNsMP.-ROad OvsFSeeT, Gee. =
Freeman Justices Of the Peace, ,. A. H0rnbIssssH
Smith, -
kusEY TOWHsHIP.-Road OVERSEE, r. Dems1t
justices Of the Peace, L. Borneman, II. ROlkegi
Constables. James II. Hughes, johnson OdeneA.
MOUNTAIN T0wEsHIP.-ROad OVerseer, WnlIAm kneAI
Justices Of the Peace, william Knox, o. B. Ralm9 J.
Constables, J. Smith, J. n. Raider -
MUD SPRIEes T0WNSHTP-RoAd OVeFseer, N. 61moFSt
Justicea Of the Peace, james Mccormick, HFaA
Falk CenStAhleg, O. Z. R0uMin, Jos. =. GimmonA
PLAcEavnLR TowHsgIP.-RoAd OveFseeF, JOhn Ail14a
Justices of tie Peace, John nush, g. ". beoi
Conslables, A, elmonton, T. x. RmmeFson- - &.
eALMoH BAI1S TOwHsaIP.-Roaa OveFSeeF, Chere
Greeai 4qsttnsR Of The RNsca, 3, =, DaEsyv 49,
smith OoHStAhlss, Matthew Cakes, samuel A sl1
WBlTR 0AE TowSSgR-Road OverOesr, Pat 4
man; Justices Of the Peace, George BFsmAH, ,
hOdAhan COaS'Ahlss, J. q NowlsS, T. RVapass'
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COUNTY, REPRnsEnrArlvEs.
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Senators-(not elected this year)-A. st. @. DenveIs
-. Harvey.
Members OF the ASsembly-Seneca Dean, J. FraSIerA
J. II. Dennis, H. G. Parker
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Let US see how the case stood. There
were thirty.three States represented by
sixty-six Senators on the floor during the
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
IA- Ohio is becoming sick. dis

~ Ohio is becoming sick. disgustcd
and ashamed OF Vallandigham. The
resolution Ee Introduced into the House,
rendering the ihanks vi Congress to Hal
leek, for his "bloodless victory, and EN-
bodying the hypocricy Of Northern toadies
in recommending that tho hands Of the
President, our Generals and soldiers be
tied, and that the rebels be allowed to
ride rough-shod into Washington, and
whithersoevsr they please, srs Disgusting
in the extreme. The people Of Ohio are
now sending petitions into ths House, de-
nsanding the expulsion of Vslhndipham
as q rank traitor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
KEOKUK IOWA: FRlDAY, JUNE 20, 1856
Iowa TRAIroR PRISONERS or WAR

Iowa TRA1roR PRISONERS or WAR
A letter was received from one or Gen.
Lewis sons the other day, which was
the first intelligence had from them for
nearly year. 1t seems that Warner
was wounded at the bloody battle OF Shi-
loh or 7 ittsburc Landing, being shot in
the arm and also in the side. He was re-
moved tca private HI use, and his broth
CIR detailed to take care Of him. The
camp was evacuated' soonor than was
expected, and these boys we're overlook I'd
In the B hurry, They consequently feH in
to the hands of our forces. They say
they are well treated, and expect to be
sent north with other rebel prisoners
soon.-Dubuque Times. s1sf5
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
LIVE STOCK.

Droversaud Farmers will And this the most sdvan-
tageous route for Live Stock. Capacious Yards we'll
Waiere4 and supplied with every venierce, have
been opened this line and it, eonnectaoDs
attention IN pIid rotheir wants From Hsrrtsburgh
where will be found every cenvenisnce for assAins
and resting, choice Is offered of the PHILADEL-
PHlA, NEW YORK and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
Iris v M sc be found the shortest quick est and
NEST direct route for stock New York-lyia Allen
town. with fewer changes than any other.
EAHeH =LEM4h, h,GenaKaikRRi..Al Alfoora pa
l. L. HouPT. Gen. TicketAgt ,Phnaaelphis.
H. HHHoUsfoN Gen'l Frcig htAg gt., phlade iphia =
kanQAdav isff44H~. - = II =
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
4 RRiFALS AND DEPARTURES
n OF
RAILROAD TRAINS.

Northern Trsin isases daily Sundays sxeepted) at
z:e0 =. M. snd arrives II %:1C p. ~.
Western Irsls ieavss daily tsnndays excepted1 at
TOO q m and s:oo r. - Ild arrives .. 1900 m aid
900 p m.
At Hamilton Depot, Trains on the Wsbash Valley
Railroad arrive daily ercept sppdsys si4 O'Clock D.
u., and drpari daily su daysexeett~d. sfH.sus IN
Bass<s conneet - uhthis city.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
flUsT -OI flCE DIRECTORY.


Arrival Of the Mails.
BAstern Mali lsrrires daily Sundays excepted)via
HlyNouth, At otlsck. p. y.
Bt.Lsuis and souihsrn Mali Arrisesdaily lAsnaays
sxcsptedl st6 t6,p.m. s
westefn Asiiarrives daily eept s)atIa 90
e.eloek, =.
Burlington AaiiArrives daily Tea e.r Sundays at
0p.n.
Carthage and Piymop III Nail arrive aniy EaaiA,s
szcepted) at s,p.m.
Charleston Aaii Il tri-veekiy) arrives fAniAys,
Thursdays and hstE rdays al pm.
Closing - ahs MAILS.
Eastern Mail closes daily lex tssiurdsys3atep.
st. Louis and South Maileioses daily tssturdys
excepted) Atep.n.
Darlington ksiiciosss daily texeeYts.turdays) at
ep-n.
Wsssern Mali closes daily texeept saturdays) ats
e'clock p. m.
CsrthAxesnd Plymouth Aailcioses da lily Saturdays
sxcsptedl a.ep.n.
Charleston hAIfttri-ueekIy) eloses Mondays Wed
pesdzys and FridsyS, ,at6a.n.
IJ- The Post OMce VIII be open on srnd.y.from
sto ~ eiosk,s.n. IN. h.HowELL Pm.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20
AARRIAdE A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.

MARRIAGE A HUNDRED YEARS AGO.
The following extract. from the Gentle
mems Magazine for 1860, may not be un-
interesting to our readers:
married. in June, 1850. Mr.. VIM.
Conkin, a considerable farmer, Of Great
Tosson, (near RvlAours, ia the county
OF Northumberland, to Miss Elanor Sho-
ton, an agreeable young gentlewoman OF
the same place The entertainment on
this occasion was very grand, there being
provided no less than one hundred and
twenty quarters of veal, twenty quarters
Of mutton, great quantity of beef,
twelve hams, with suitable number of
chicke ms, DC, which was concluded with
eight half anklon of brandy, made into
punch, twelve dozen of cider, great
many gallons Of wine, and ninety bushels
Of malt made into beer. The company
consisted of five hundred and ffty-eight
ladies and gentlemen, who concluded with
the music Of twenty FIVE fddiers and
pipers, and the whole was concluded with
the utmost order and unanimity.
GooD.-It is said that number OF the
citizens of this town have lately refused
to rent their store rooms to liquor or beer
sellers. This il one Of the most whole
some moves towards perpetuating good
society In community that could Be
taken. If all property holders would
take this course and close their doors
against these peetiferous enterprises that
are 50 banefui to the peace and morals of
the public, there wonid be much less
.rowdyism snd far preferable state of
society. All honor due to snch men q
are governed BY principle - rule Of &C
tiop instead of the almighty dollar.
That man must have ! sn,all opinion of
himself, if he has sense enough to CON-
prehsnd it, that follows business 90 low
IN the estimation Of respectable people.
that be has to go . begging from day to
day for . place 10 carry on hts trade
Thanks be to the good Lord, the murder
Gus traffic in the liquor trade, has been
nearly dried up Of late in Montezuma.
Those Of the better class Of our CON-
munity who love good order, begins to
realize that it - high time to get rid OF
such nuisanccs. The result Is quite q
change for the better has taken place.
Moutexuma Republican.
~ A citizen Of this place while. trav-
cling in an adjoining county, fell in with
an Iuwx 6ecessionist wllo. having heard
that our army before Richmond has been
defeated, expressed himself greatly de
lighted with the news, He said he wal
glad that 1000 Of our soldiers wers killed
that the South had justice On her sido
and that he hoped that every man VIII
had . son or soma In lhs FedarAl army
would soon near OF their death on the ban
tle-fsld Thg Des Moines gentlemen
listened, until having heard enough O
such stun, hc walked into the rebel,
physical arrangements with such vii
that the fellow picked up what locomotiv,
facifities he had left, and skedaddle ate
the manner ofrhis secession brethren -
IDesnoines Aseistar. W ias' s..s
q +
H Eight Goyernofs Of rebel State
are now out Of Official employment: van
dering up snd down the earth. Ike !,
many frightened deer which have ~,
their horns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-20

r. Eight Gcyernofs Of rebel States
are now out Of Official employment; wan-
dering up ind down the earth, Ike 20
many frightened deer which have sk1d
thsir hoERs. Nss
aifsass
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
webster and SyCr,.

Daniel Webster was once engaged in
case in one orthc Virginia courts, and
the opposing counsel was William Wcrt
author of the Life oC Patrick Henry, !,
which has been critiziscd as brilliant
romance.
In the progress of the ease, Mr.. Web
ster pronounced highly respectable
witness. whose testimony [unlcss disnp
proved or approvedl settled the case, land
annihilated Mr. Wert's client. Alter
getting through the testimony, he in
formed Mr.. Vert, with significant cx-
preston, that he was through with the
witness, and he was at his service. MIR.
Vert rose to commence the cross exam.
nation. bat seemed for moment quite
perplexed how to proceed, but quickly
assumed a manner expressive of his in
credulity as TO the facts ellie tied, and
coolly cycling the witness o moment. he
sad:
Mr.. X. -, allow me TO ask you if
you have ever read a work called Baron
Munchausenr
Before the witness had time to reply.
Mr.. Webster quickly rose to his feet and
said:
Il beg your pardon, Mr.. Vert, for the
interruption; but there was one ques-
ton forgot to ask the witness, and if
you allow me that favor, promise not
to interrup you again.'
Mr.. Vert, in the blandest manner re-
piled;
Yes, most certainly;" when Mr.. Web
star, in the most deliberate and solemn
manner said:
'Sir, have you ever read Wert's pat
rick Henryp'
The effect was so irresistible, that
even the Judge conld not control his rig
id features. Mr.. Vert himself joined in
the momentary laugh, and turning TO Mr.
Webster, said;
Suppose we submit this case to the
Jury without summing which was as
scented to, and Mr.. Webster's client won
the ease.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14

The chapel is hung full Of wooden arms
and legs, which have been cured by an
appeal to the Virgin. which gives the
chapel rather more Of a hcathcush than
christian appearance.
In about two weeks shall leave
Switzerland and my next letter will be
dated from some town in Tuscany,
Our Union, once the beautiful symbol
of power and freedom, seems to be stug.
Cling in the agouics OF despair.
II seems, according TO the latest dis.
patches to Euro Ie, that the Southern
forces arc on the east side of Potomac
in the vicinity of Baltimore. Frederick
and Georgetown. The Europeans ART
accusing the North for a want of energy
| do not think this is justly founded. |
should feel sorry if it were true, but |
think the rca son is, that the voice Of a
subjected press is ever so turned here,
that when the North really obtained an
advantage it is reasoned into nothing,
and the deeds of u Union-brcaking peo.
pie are lauded like the heroic victories OF
the armies before the unhappy Troy
Perhaps the crossing Of the Potomac will
rouse the North into a sense OF It's dan
ger and produce some decided result.
G. GASSMAN.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Odds aud Eaas.

They mean TO raise tall students out
IN Wisconsin. An exchange paper says:
ats board of education has resolved
to erect buildings large enough to ac-
commodatc five hundred students three
stories high"
In good society we are required TO do
ohliging things tn one another; In ge n
teel society We are required only to say
them. .'f.
A side.wh war steamer is to DO
built at the Portsmouth Navy Yard, the
name for which is 10 be the Sassocus- -
Sauey-cuss for war steamer is quito
appropriate. ai
"Thc complexion of my lady's brow is
as white rs the milk in yonder pitcher"
said Simpkins at the table. "Yes, and
got as much chalk ON it," growltd Cyni-
Gus.
A pig lately walked into a tailur's
shop at Bangor, Maine, and before he
was noticed by the proprietor, made his
way 10 tho cutting board-attracted.
doubtless, by the smell f"cabbage" In
that locality.
A HIT.-"What sort of pain is pro-
duced by Minnie ball, ] wonderl' ask
ed the divinity student, looking up from
an account Of the battle of Antictam -
"Well, If fired by one OF Berdan's rifle
men," replied X, Il should say il pro-
duced sort Of sharp shooting pain
Vanity Far.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Artcunus ward on the war.

lf Stcnewall Jackson will ret relirion
aud come over to our SIDE, III give him
ten dollars mouth out of my own pocket
We h'0r very much, too much, about
great plans or battle. The only plan OF
bpttic should hc--to iick EN-.
Oulcss there's different management
right OF, tie American Eagle will have
to disguise hisseli Us n Shanghi Rooster
and make tracks for Canada; while the
Goddess of Liberty will have to go out
doih' gen rn! houscwork at two dollars
a week,
As Tor Pope, I can only say tha,
like his poetry good deal better than
do his gcnralshp.
A honsum young gal in our town was
sut up with ono night by noble spcci-
men Of the true American, with scissor.
in his pocket mean n dry goods clerk
-and the young gal's mother, hcrn suthin
pop arose from her couch under the inn
precision that her oldest boy, who was
given to friskyncss, was holdin II wild
rcvcl ON root beer in the west room.
But ON opcuin' the door, she dskiyercd
il was hugin' and kissin' which awokcn
her from her peaceful roposc.
q" My daughter, o my daughter !" this
fond parink did cry; " oh that | should
lv, to see this doins In my own houscnl
7" | know, my dear mother" this sweet
village MAIDEN did onto her mama quickly
reply" tkai il is quite improper, bal IL 4,
ortW so0hin!
So the subcribor isn't quito sure that
it's right to speak so freely as this about
public affairs, but it kinder sooths him to
H.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
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what u Year ssnp done ios Wis
sOl,i't.

a correspondent of the New York Trib.
une, writing Of what has been accom-
plished In year in Missouri, says that
the war has passed beyond the bounds of
tho State. General Schoiicld has driyC II
the rebels beyond Boston Mountain in
the Southwest whilo our forces in tho East
have compelled tho enemy to retreat pre-
cipitatcly towad Little Rock. Guerrilla
warfare has not been at such low tb5
since the battle or Bull Run, laSt year.
The principal leaders have gons south
with the exception Of Quautrel, who is
still making his namo famous by daring
deeds in the western part of the State.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Important words.

The following are the concluding par
ugruphs of an article in tho Christian
A drocate aud JournNl of Sept. Goth:
The great lesson of the hour contains
Gods estimate of sin. Shall wo learn
i'll One sin only is being punished in
this frey trial Of the nation. Individ-
ual sins mny be punished in individual
loss, but OF all national loss and dcgred-
alton is lifted up as measure OF the
guilt of one national sin. The loss
OF the productive labor of its men in
arms; the ruin Of lie great national
highways tho partial stopping of its
widespread commerce; the making de-
serts of fertile teamlng States the en-
ormons outlay of its treasure for no
good end the loss of it's vigor in strong
yeom n by the hundred thousand the
turning OF the love that bound the ma
ton together into hate the de hu-
milation OF the proud land before the
whole nation the woaking of its innu-
encc as a first power in the world the
blight of its bright example for good, all
this and immensely mere measures Gods
hate of a single sin.
Mark, too the poetic justice by which
he measures the penalty to each. Vir-
ginia, the mother of the system Of sin,
aud originator of its NEST cursing lea-
tures, has left the curse of war surging
through its more guilty parts, wave on
waye, deiuge on deluge, Of disaster and
ruin. The whole South, ncascd in a
wall of fire, has writhed in the agony of
It's punishment while the North less
guilty, but by no means innocent, has
been free from the horrors of war to o
great extent. 1t sacrifices is mostly
treasure as if God were saying" Gold
cotton by completely with crime shall
be scattered"
The running title over every page Of
the yolumnious record and history OF
this horrid war should be, though hand
Join with hand. the wicked shall not go
unpunisbed."
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Ruined PInu,niions tu Louisi.

a cerrcsrof tci OF the Boston Tray
cllcr, who accompanied flag oftrucc to
a rebel camp eighty miles from New Or.
leans, few weeks since. says;
"Wc p0sscd largo groves of oranges.
ripe, aud soon to decay Cor want OF labor
To pluck them; larg, plantations dcsnrt-
ed, ard immense crops of sugar uul corn
destined 20 the same fate. and for the
same cause. Tis scene was dismal in
the extreme, aud should be witnessed by
those Northern men, who, ignorant ol
war aud lis ravaCcs. complain Of it 50
bitterly because they are called upon fcr
increased taxes. Al noon we stopped
at the plantation Of Mr.. Webb, aud ask
eel ot the cid black wrman who thrust
her bead cut cr window at our approach
Tor food for man and beast.
"Shc called a small boy who pointed
out to us spot, where our horses might
get a mouthlul, aud then conducted Us
into the house where sumptuous re-
past awaited VI ofcrackcd corn and mo.
lasscs. Fortunately our hayresat ks
were better stocked, aud after makingthe
old womau's hc,rt glad by present oI
some flour bread we started out once
more"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-11-14
Good Things from Prentice.

Ira vu,ture were TO prey upon the hear,
Of Buckncr as one did upon that of Pro-
metheus, We should pity the psor bird.
Put eneral Pillows mind in ono scale
and an inflated bladder in an other, and
the General will have a well-ballanccd
mind,
Governor Wise is still talking about
" Old John Brown. He hasn't got halt
of old Browns sense, but il we catch
him he mIy huve all OF old Browns last
sensations.
Any man that casts Il vote IN any cleo
ton with view to encourage the rebel.
lion, either dire city or indirectly, is, how
ever short his stature, head taller than
he deserves to be.
The rebels need not suppose that THEN
government, simpaly because it is in a
fix" is a fixed fact.