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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

REPUBLICAN VILLANY.-Let the peo-
pie remember that millions Of dollars
have been stolen from the public treas
ury by Republican thieves since the Ad-
minisVration party came into power, and
not one Of the detected scoundrcls has
been punished. Many of them still Oc-
cupy high positions and still rob the pcO-
pie. They pay stump speakers and buy
up newspapers to support the Admins
tratiOn, aud this a5Solves them from pun.
iShment and excuses their vilIainy. The
kepYblcans were great on promises
:. Elect LnSotg, they said, and we shall
have good time. Elect Lincoln and
there shall DC plenty Of work and high
wages. Elect Lincoln, and the expenses
Of the Government will be reduced.
Elect Lincoln, and there shall be plenty
OF money. Elect Lincoln, and VIC will
have honesty and reform. Elect Lincoln,
and we will bring the Government! back
to the policy Of our fathers. Elect Lin
coin, aud dishonest and incompetent 9TH
GERS will be discharged" Wei, tie peo.
pie, deceived by these fair promises,
elected Lincoln, unfortunately for the
country, aud instead of economy and re.
form, we have had stealing and whole.
sale plundcr without . parallel in any age
Of the world. Lincoln vas elected, and
instead Of coming to any policy Of Ou'
fathers, We aye rapidly Coming to taxa.
'iOn, national bankruptcy and qnmistaka-
Die ruin. Lincoln was elected, and a
military despotism promises to be the re
suit We have uE;Epeachable Republi,
can testimony to this effect
~ do not know but NAV oypreSti.
male the character OF this transaction
(the Morgan cOntract) but tell you, sir,
] believe, and I declare It upon my re.
eysssefbifity az S<s.Sas:r~1$ :S9 .Loir6
States, that the liberties Of this country
are in greater danger to-day, from the
corruption and prOfiigacy practiced in the
various departments Of this Government,
than they are from the open enemy III
the field."- Senator Hale
:. In the first year of Republican Ad-
miniATation. which came into power upon
professions Of reform and retrenchment,
there is indubitable evidence abroad in
the land that somebody has pIundered
the Public Treasury well nigh il: that
single year as much as the current yearly
expenses Of the Government during the
Administration which the people hurled
from power because Of its corruption. -
Dawes Report.
THE bill Is utterly worthless. The
Senate have deliberately voted that it de-
sires the present state Of things to go on,
or that our Generals shall become demor.
allied by plunder that thieves shall take
possession Of this vast amount Of proper
ty, and divide it among themselves. They
have deliberately voted from two to three
hundred million dollars out of the Treas.
ury Of the United States and into the
hands Of these thieves and robbers
Now, sir. I move to lay the bill on the
table. 1t is utterly worthless, and ! hope
it will be laid on the table."-(Senator
Chandler's (Of Michigan) speech Oh the
Bill for the Collection of Abandoned
Property in Insurrectionary Districts.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

SUSTAIN TIE UNIoN.-If true Union
men desire to acquire the reputation Of
voting and acting with Abolition traitors
of the Garrison, Phillips and John Brown
stamp, they will succeed most admirably
by voting at the coming election for what,
in mockery, is called the Union party
But if they arc anxious to maihtain their
integrity as loSers Of the Union and admi,
rers Of the Constitution, ARE deter
mined to restore The one and maintain the
other, they will throw aside all party con-
siderations and act with that party which
has adopted for its motto "The Constitu-
tion as it is and the Union as it was. -
In no other way can they manifest an at
tachment for free institutions.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

The Physician is often blAm ID for
want Of success his when the disa ppoint-
10 the recovery Of the sick is 20 be traced TO
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apOthecary, 10 paying particular attention to the
compounding physicians prescriptions and family
recipes from medicines OF undoubted rurity Robert
White, Medical Hall, is apponl@d agent for mos
Of the get Lie P4tent Medicine.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NtLOUsLR MINING COMPANY.-The stockhold-
~ ers in the above named Incorporate Company,
are hereby notified that the first meeting OF the
Company will be held at Egglestons hall, on Tues
day, August 1lth, 1863 at O'Clock ~, to take the
necessary steps for the permanent organisation Of
the Company.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
Ii. X. STOWE, Secretary.
Union, Coloma Township, II DORADO Co., Cal,
July 18th, 1868. ID
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08


Palmyra Lodge, No. 8 1, r. a. A. NJ.
hold their regular meetings on Tuesday nights next
preceding the full moon Of each month, in the new
Hall, Upper Placerville Allbrethren In good stand.
ing are invited to attend.
CHARLES D. HANDY, w.M.
J. McKISLET, Secretary.
- ~ -
Masonic cNOt1ce..SSt at ed M etIngs OF
El Dorado Lodge, No. %, are held akAIasonicI Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Noon
In each month.
FREDERICK P. BARSS, ". NJ
JANIsoN M. GRAXTHAM, Secretary.
MasOnic..-Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 40, of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening OF the first Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
ISAAC S. TITUS, T. /. NJ.
JANIS L. WEYMOUTH. Recorder
-MaSOnAes -- St. jam % Royal Arch
Chapter, No. is, holds its regular meetings in Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening OF the first Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions in good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY, N. Z. H.P.
is. TIrUs, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the Stockholders Of
IL me GENERAL GRANT Uftjt;I COMPANY
that an assessment Of twenty-five cents per share
was this day levied by the Board Of Trustees, paya
hls immediately. TO the Secretary, ct tie Office Ol
the Company, In Coloma.
b order bf the Board Of Trustees.
A. 81: G. DENVER, Secretary:
COlOmS, July 9th, 1853. auElEI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
LITTLE GIANT
PRICE REDUCED TO 410I
T-IN6TEAD OF a25I


TN0 practically develop and perfect the Sewing
i Machine ART iS TO carry Joy and glAdness 70 no
maiI potion Oi the civiliSed world but 70 render
the Sewing Machine al n the AsAscs AsS9so xsOanl
l. 70 dIvest the Sewing Machine Of every loose
and cImmsy attachment and every fancy aaa com
plicated contEtvAnce.
q Il must be simple In lis construction through
out, that it may be easily understood and readily
B. II must be certain 10 lis results.
4. II must be adapted to great range Of woTk, +,
As most families can have but one machine for ali
kinds Of sewing.
g. II shOald be strong and durable n all ts parts.
The ab0ve and more we claim for the Little Giant
Family Sewing Machine. 1t 10 an easy task TO offer
high sounding references and mentons-and StiH
easier to publish nonsensical medal talk Of dlpPant
and catering testlmonials-which 10 Of earthly
service to the buyer, since the poorest machines a
necessity TO conceal their lack Of merit The Little
Giant Family Sewing Machine has passed the ASFy
ordeal Of all machines, both high and low, for the
past year. and the severe scrutiny Of the most skeS
tical, but has come out unscathed, and now stands
beforetAe public ~ the BEST family sewing machine
in pse. Cast On machines are advertised daily 1OT
low and half prices, which are deemed WORTHLESS, ne
IN intelligent examination Of the meEs of our me-
chimes In comparison with the hgh-p priced machinest
Every machine warranted and kept ii Ofder AOs ~
| charge. .'.".
ReOollect. Price Only SIS.
N. B.-we have no connection with any other
o T% III S%HS%RRil Ss:ss:' S % snPD I
everything appertanihg to Sewing Machines, con-
stantly on hand, wholesale or retail. An orders
promptly attended to. Agents supplied on ISsTal
General Agents for the Little Giant Family Sewing
San Francisco. june71 -SIpS
MRS. NELLIE GRESHAM. AGENT
for Placerville. 1T
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

An EXPLODED HUNBrG.-MOney j Ia
ken from the corruption fund in the hands
Of the Collector OF the Port of San Fran
cisco, the nominee of the Abolitionists for
Governor. and given to bummers to offer
bets on the defeat of the Democratic NOM
inees This is an old political dodge Of
the scoundrels IN power, but the design
is transparent and defeats itself. OF the
three hundred millions Of dollars that
have been stolen from the public treasury
by Abolition robbers, at least five have
been sent to California for electiOneeriRg
purposes. Men thus furnished with no.
ney can afford to bet on the success ol
the party which gave it to them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

TIE Ca'averas Chronicle has changed
hands. 1t has been purchased by the
AbolitioniSts and placed under the con.
troll Of an Abolition editor. This ex.
plains lis endorsement OF the Abolition
ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTI0N is called to the following list Of
n American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Govern.
ment for the carrying oil the mails from the Allan
tic States by steamer three times month";, am
ready 70 receive subscriptions at much lower
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will be paid 70 the forwarding Of all packages, for
which this establishment has gained such an enVia'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

TowXsHIr NoHINArIoSs. Democratic
riends in the different Townships will obiige
US by sending in their Township nominations
as soon as made
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
Calming Companies.
NOTCH.

NVI1O0.
THE regular Annual Meeting Of the stooxhoIdsrs
i Of the BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY, Tor the election Of
officers and other business, Vi be held at the otice
Of the Company, In Coloma, II Dorado County, on
MONDAY, the 24th day Of August, A b. 1858, at two
O'Clock, p. NJ. -. A. ST. C. DENVER,
Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
Gburrbrs, sGbaritahIe Orders,

Protestant e Episcopal Church.
PLACEKVILLE. Divine Service at the Court House
every Sunday morning, At 10k O'Clock Sunday School
at place, at 4 O'clock, P. n. C0LcMA-Service
the 6rst and thilf Sur day evenings Of the month,
at o'clock. FL LD0RADO-eefviee on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month"; at seven
O'Clock. DIAMONDSPRINGS-Ser on the Sec
ono ana sdurth Sundays OF each month"; at 4 O'Clock
Pm. c. @. PIERCE, Minister.
Residence, Cary House, Placerville. je92
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

20, l. o. o. p, meets every Saturday Evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall, on Stony Point, Placervle. All
Brothers In good standing are fraternay invited 70
attend. W. e. BURNS, N. G.
=
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

ZctA EncAMpmen 1. 0. O. F., No.
5, meets, In Odd Fellows Hall. on the evenings Of
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month
Sojourning FStriarchs are cordially invited to at
tend.
c. PIERCE, C. P,
THOs. H. CHURCHILL, Scribe. augi
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

Bur DashAway Washing Machine if you
want to please the ladies'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

Catholic Church.-Rev. j. Largam
will oHiciate in Georgetown on every first Sunday
of the month also, in ColOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10, A. n.
NesperS, in st. Patrck's Church, Placerville, on
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

This Is to certify that the undersigned have useA
the New England Family Sewing Machine tsT enc
year with entire satisfa6 a6slon,~ and prefer 10 any
other Sewing Machine In use. We ihsys yoFked u
constantly during the year without its getting q
order. W heartily recommend Il 70 the pNhalel w
AGNES eBALBY,
WIN. sEALEY:
PIacervflle, May I'd, 1853. naysue
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
Full Instructions Given
EVERY MACHINE
WARRANTED & KEPT IN ORDER
EREE OF CHARGED

by permission the undersigned respectfully refers
to the following ladies who have purchased and now
have the Machines In use.
STEWART & SHEAR, General Agents for the
Pacific coast, No. Montgomery g., San Francisco.
n. J. PARSONS,
Agent for nDOradO County, PIaesEvilis.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
MtsrsIIamFsus Asbsgtlslsg

TBS gnIt pEsstisal WssAing Mas4lR eE4 A..lee
II - Ne PSk4o. They vi wnSh..a14t .tAeH
cut taj6sy. A1 WAQi itHVa Gs1s tHl1la t191zzEbo
them the lAbog saVtnG maeAtne e - esq.,, -"
ManufAgsuea - u. ,. RnFsgnl, Nalllse eASpS
Fious SIses isg 49, -, -. =, ~. q
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WANTED:

Dam and MIL contr. ect.I wish -
sgly six or eight GOO hAtoklNa MN uHieu'a'e'''
hi" "h'lh good wages" ELI Nj, 10RE.
hvsville, June %, 1865.
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Order Of Publication
he State of Kansas, Marshall county, IS

the District Court of the Second Judicial District of the
sae Kansas, sitting for Marshall county with Wash
a7on Shrly and Republican attached for Judicial pur
s'>
!aeus Ii Walker, Plaintiff, VS. John A Middleton and D..
kAnta0ny, Trustee, Defendants
Nhlas affidavit has been flied herein, stating that you
he above named JOHN A. Middleton, resides out of the
e and resident of the State of Kansas and that
reire you hereby notified by publication hereof
enade the Big Blue Union for six consecutive weeks
A sad Plaintiff. Thaddeus H. Walker has filed his petition
R above entitled suit against the above named defend
as IN the above mentioned court wherein said suit
g the object of which and the prayer of said petition
ad plaintiff to recover Judgment against the said John
,Madieton orethe OF two hundred and hfty-eigbt
sas 5S) with interest from the 18th day of September
@ the rate of five per cent per month due and owing
I'D pantiffro said John A. Midton on certain proms-
~ ate dated September 10, 1852 by which said de-
Middleton promised to pay plaintiff Rtwelve months
~ Ihe datethereof to the said plaintiff the said of
N andalso to oreclose certain deed of trust dated
rfeh'ber 10, A ID. 1885, conveyed to D X. Anthony
eior the ueRnd benefit of this plaintiff the
OF said promsspry note, the following land lying
eng in said county Of Marshall and State of Kansas
lie north half Of north east quarter of sect nine
Aa south half of south EAST quarter of section four
iourt az range ten 0) east, which deed therein
10 be mortgage and was subject to certain condi.
written; whereby it and is provided that
sad John A. Middleton should well and truly pay and
said promssory note with all interest that might
therein; that then said deed Of trust should be
that other ~ise il to remain in full force that
g. uact OF land be sold and the proceeds arising from
e be applied to the satisfaction of such Judgment
80 the costs Of this suit; anthat each of said defend.
Ad all and every person claiming by, from, through
ssaer them either of them, be forever barred and
80 Of and from all and any right and equity of
and other right whatever Of in to said real es
a., n and after such sale thereof And that you, the
'ohn Mddlton is further notified you required
a. answer or dempr to said petition before the
- Of October A. ID. 1868 and that unless You answer
Ane on before the day last aforesaid said petit
h De taken as true and Judgment rendered according
Whereof l. Alex Campbell, cls- of said court
my hand and aix the seal of said court at my
he city Of Marysville in said county this Sth day
-Ueusr 1863 ]. d. BRUMBAUGH,
l,,x Plaintiff s Attorney.
SANfsELl, Clerk. nl97w
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In the Probate Court for
Marshal County, for the
state Of Kansas.
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ORDER OFPUBLIC4TION.

Tie State ri Kansas Ma rshau Comfy Is.
In the psrc1 IN second Judicial District of the
st of Kansas ,rinc s arshalI county with Washing
ton SHIRLEY Republican At rhed TOR judicial purposes
haidet:s ii. Walker, Plaintiff, Us Ghae neiey
Won he named Mehas Kee, resldes our OF IEe tats
anda onresient of the Srate Of Kan. anu % y.
summc MS can ot be Ea on yen hel cling made init
arc hereby notified by publication hereof es % ~ a
Big Riue Uni for six cnnsectyeyeeEs II, 'I ps IN
Thaddei,s jI ,ker has filed his petisiO, in IT, 'e ed
tied suit aeans, the above named defendants IL n aoo,e
n roped SQUIRT W. eren sud suit is psndins e e ~
isc T. t which and the prayer OF said petition is III
DIain recover uda nen against the said Michaci
Low fr IN sum of two tu d-ed and erty dollars with i'm
est from IT, It'll day of February D. 1861 10 the rate Of v
per cent per oonh urtil paid ae n owiDgto said plain
tin from said chael Kelley certain proniissory nVe
dated Fesary tt 7thA 1860 by which said defendant
Kelley prniscd to sy plaintiff twelve months after the
date thereof to the plaintiff the said sum OF $40 and
also forecose certain mortgage dated FeD ltn A.
1850 whereby the said chae Kelley said 7tE of Feb
ruary A. D. 1850 conveyed haddeus H. Walker to secure
the payment of said PROMISE note the following land
ing and being in said county o. ana seaIe "
Kansas, to wit the south east quarf OF section NO
twenty.Gse (25 in township No wo ( south of range
No. two G east of the 9th principal merldac winch deco
certain conditions therennder written Whereby was and
provided that if the said Michael Kelley shoraa wei
and truly AID discharge said prcm sorry note ~A @
interest that might accrue therein that then saa deee W
mortgage shoub void that otherwise it was to In
full oroe that said tract of land be sold and the proceeds ar
rising from be applied to the satisfaction OF sucn
Judgment and the costs Of this suit and tEaf said defendant
and all and every person claiming by, FROM through or
under him be forever barred and foecosed Of and from
all and any right AID equity of redemption and other
right whatever of in orso SAID from and after
such sale thereof And that YOU the aid Michael Kelley
further notified that required to plead answer
iemur to said petition before the 18th day OF Aug
A. 1868, AMI that unless You the before
he before the day last aforesaid said petition
will be taken true and Judgment rendered accordingly
In whereof Alex Campbell clerk of said court,
hereto hand and the seal of said at Of
ice in the city of harysve in said county this ed day
j. D: Brumbaush. Plff's atty. 7tn13
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PROBATE COURT NOTICE. /.

Amos Tuck, and John Weber,
Administrator, de bonus non,
of John r Miller deceased In the Probate Court for
against Marshal County, for the
MIV Miller, and the creditors state Of Kansas.
ofoohn ?. Miller, decea5ed,
To MAJ Miller. and the creetors of John P. Miller, de-
ceased and all persons interested in said estate:
NOTICES hereby given that Amos Tuck, and John
IN Weber, administrator de Ronss HoR, of the estSts
Court Marshal county Kansas. prayin that order be
grantedto administrator of said estate to sell certain
Real Estae,descrbed in said to es
tate OF John P Miller deceased, lyingSand being Alar
shall county - Kansas And described as follows, to
wit The northeast quarter of section third town
ship three range east: to satisfy and mort
See executed ~ John 2. Miller, in his lifetime, to Amos
Tuck thu Of two and thirty dollars WIKI
interest thereon the 18th of September 1861
a. the rate of 2G per per and also the fol-
lots in Town of Palmetto. in the corporate
limits of the City Marysville Marshal county Kansas
Lot n in BLOCK Lot Block IS
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The petitions will stand for hearing the first day of
the next october of said Court which will be MOnda-
October th 1863 at which time all persons interested in
said estate can appear and show why said petitions
should granted and unless the contrary is shown
said Court order will be issued to the ad
minstrator said sell said Real Estate to
the debts Of said estate.
~ In testimony whereof hereby sign my name
Is land ax the seal of said Court this 10th day OF
u July, 1868.
j. D. BRUMBAUGH,
nl7Tt Probate Judge.
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PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

Samuel Ian gdon, administrator
Of Joseph Langdon deceased;
JOHN arnger James Sreeter In the Probate Court for
against Marshal county, for the
Anne Stumble. Samuel aagdon, | State Of Kansas.
Betty Wells, Mary WOrden,
Charles Langdon, heirs and cred
itors of Joseph Langdon.
To Anne Stumbo, Samuel Langdon, Betty Wells, Mary
Worden Charles Langdon heirs Of Joseph Langdou and
to all the creditors of said Joseph Langdon and to all
persons interesed in said estate:
NOTICE is hereby given that Samuel Langdon, Admin
strator of Joseph Langdon, deceased John Garngrr
and James Sreter have filed their petitions in the Probate
Court of Marshal county, Kansas wing that order
may be granted to the administrator of said estate to sell
Real Estate belonging TO said estate lying and being
in Marshall county, State Of Kansas and described c
lows TIE east half of the southeast quarter Of
tion seventeen township five range eight to satisfy note
and mortgage given by Joseph Langdon, in his lifetime
to Jokn Garinger the of with
interest thereon ro the 2d day of May A. d. 1862 at the
eff 20 per cent per and the east half OF the
southwest quarter and southwest quarter Of southwest
quarter and southeast quarter of northeast quarter OF
ton seventeen, township ve range eight east to satisfy
note and mortgage given by Joseph Langdon in his
lifetime James Streeer, for the Of two hundred
dollars With from the Goth day August 1890 at
the % per and the southwest
section sixteen township ve range eight east and
the northwest quarter of north quarter of section COY
twenty township FIVE range eight; together with the i'm
proyements thereon.
The petitions will Sand for hearing the first day of
the next October of said Court which will be Monday
October 1863 which time all persons interested in said
appear and show why said petitions should
day before said Court ordr will be granted to sell said
r. al Esta,e to pay the debtsof said estate
-) In testimony VIII reef hereby sign my name
Is and aiN the seal of said Court this 10th day of
j. D. BRUMBAUGH,
NJ. Prola te Judge
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Last NONces

Persons indebted to N. Ed, Sards On book &c
cunt or notes are requested to call on me ana
make immediate payment, other wise 1 shall
pace them in the hands of justice " the Peace
1r suit j. ID. BRU MBA UGH.
August 5, 1S63.-19