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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-03
HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTER,

duu OlClZe0S,
ieslfy1ng OF their own personal kuowledpe "a III.
nenehclal effects and medical virtues of tbas,
Bitters. VI 'HSSS
10 you waht something to Strengthen you7
10 you want good appetite?
10 you want to build ap your constitution,
Do you want to feel well
Doyou want to get rid of nervousness,
Doyou want energy2
Do you want to sleep we'll
10 you want brisk and vigorous feellipp,
II you do, use HOOFLAND'S GERMAN RI,
TIERS. AN DIT
From J. NEWTON BROWN, D. n F5;,o. an.
Encyclopedia Of Religious Kno,oledge.
Although not disposed to favor or recomror
rateht Medicines in general, through distrust o
thelr ingredients and effects; yet know of no suf
nc1ent reason why n man may not testify 70 The
oeneht he believes himself to have receives I'M
any simple preparation, in the hope thst he nav
thus contribute to the benefit of others
do this the more readily in regard TO Ho,-
lands German Bitters, prepared by DR.. c. M TacI
son, of this city, because was preudiced against
them for many years, under the impression that
they were chiefly an alcoholic mixture Lam in
debted to my friend Robert Shoemaker. ESQ. fcr
the removal of this prejudice by proper tests ana
lor encouragement to try them, when suffering
rom great and long continued debility The se
OF three bottles of these Bitters at thu heoinnin
OF the present year, followed by evident relief
and restoration to degree of bodily and n,apt.l
vlgor which had not felt for six mon this before
and had almost despaired of regaining. I there
fore thank God and my frioud for directing m. 10
the use of them. J. NEWTON RR611V IN "
Philadelphia, June %, Is J. "
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-03
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

In Ihe equitable adjustment, and prompt Cash re-
spouse 10 losses the PHOENIX stands preenineitlg al
the head Of its profession irlile its etensire prac-
teal, snd sfciGss business system Of local agencies
is not ercelted by any similar corporation the lgorid
lnsurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this leading Corporation. at fair rates by
]. W. NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-03

j on y 81 T. VI ans
successors to G. NJ. Jackson & Co, } Propr:etors
E6-s FOR SALE by Druggists and Dealers
every town In the UnitAd States uovsd&v
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

CoXFIDExcE Engine Co.-At the auiiiAi meet
ing of Conliden"e Engine Co., NJ. !, b.. o."
Monday evening last, the following Officers
wcr. unanimously elected. Alex. Hunter Fore.
man; C. l.. Crisman, lst Asst Fred. Hunger,
I'd Asst; J. II. Vanderbilt, Treasurer; Geo.
l.. Moun,ioy. Recording Secretary; D. W.C1i-
chester, Finlncial secretary; W. A. Jan lary,
James Brusie aad Theodore Wi.hmun, Tfns.
tres At the same meeting the flowing r.,r-
lu,ions were unua tmnn; y ad"rted:
b.. 'r,}, Tha, C.uiidctcc T. in.C', 10. l.,
hereby tender 20 the citizens residing III the
Eastern part If iSc cty thy Use # our Agnew
engine, provided they will orrAni2' tir" con-
pany under the jurisdiction # The Fre D''art-
mcut Of the City If Placrryi'ir, thry Keeping
the same in good order. and to retain The same
| until such tlmc as the Company may oe "ule
to dispose Of it.
RuI'e,l, That tie Trustees oc this Company
be and ate hereby ant ri1ed to cn'"r int" :,
| contract in writing with the t. Nn'ni'u { hnci'
! of this CITY, to give them 'hr !Ire US u ti.e
| Engine House. for ille pt"yu-e 9! ...~ Z w.
engine aud other apparatus. ~" IN "a, p'N-
session oi ,nc Company, ~ hong l. TIE '"n;-
pany maintains its urEani-atiOn, aut II any
| event for the term at six months From. the
time the Common Council shall pay the Com
pany twentv-sevcn hundred and hfty dollars,
as contemplated in the Act recently passed by
the Legislature, authorizing such appropriation.
We are indebted to Wells, Fargo 4 c., R.
S. IIernandcz, and W. n. Bradshaw :, c.. for
newspaper fIvors during IL "yrk.
II has been decided that babies, |.irE
regular marriage certificates will have t.
have ten cent Government Staal> pjuucl
| to them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

SIGNIFIcANr.--In all the proceedings
looking to the establishment of what are
styled Loyal Leagues says Judge Cur
It's, not one ward of remonstrancc against
the unconstitutional measures Of the Ad.
ministrauon has been uttered. Not an
independent, american sentiment is to be
found in their platform-nothing but
obedience aud allegiance to the Admins
tration, Ignoring the Governments entirely.
DdsLaway D' I"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

UNION LEAGUEs.-Tbose who are sub
jcct to conscription and have not three
hundred dollars to purchase exemption,
should not forget that one object of the
Union Leagues is to aid in enforcing the
draft, Look at the men who are engaged
in getting up these Leagues Are they
not wealthy. towards Or bankrupt poll
ticians?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
Kecpit before the P.ouIe!

Every cltiren fryeJ speak, vrr aui p4'. lis fuu
faents all subjects, uC responsible Fr tHu - -
right; and law snail passed abr -' fhv
liberty Of spcc or of ta Press r. ls,.,i.r !Lfi ria
Article l. Sect,oH9.
Congress shaft maze law c'ilc csfshstnrr -
Religion, prohbiliu a'i'H
tha freedom Of slQel ~ the Pruss eriHcs 70 ,tt
stffHtt0R oCfAo t'Aiicd StIfts, ITticie Z.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
THE O1rx AND COUNTY.

RATIFICATION MEErING.-Wc are requested
by the Executive Committee To cal, a meeting
Of the Democracy, in this city, On Saturday
evening next (Junc 9TH, 10 ralify the action Il
the Democratic Association in culinga County
Convention. Democrats, turn out, and show
your traitor Abolition opponents that you are
united not only in name but in feeling; show
them that you know your rights, and knowing.
dare maintain them; show them that vou still
cherish, with unabated affection, the faith of
the fathers of our country; show them that,
emulating the example Of your fathers, "wi'h
q firm reliance on the protection of Divine
Providence" you stand ready to mutually
pledge your lives, your fortunes and your 81
cred honor TO restore the Union as it was and
maintain the Constitution rs it is-that U-uion
and Constitution sanctiticd BY the blood If the
patriots of the Revolution and be4Ucatled 10 Us
by them.
Mas. LEIGuroN. This cstuablc lady and
versatile and accomplished actress will appear
at O'Dsnnells Theatre this evening, when the
new moral drama, entitled "Tcn Ni.,h,, in a
Bar Room" (drama;lcd especially for YAnhcc
Lockc,) will be presented, Mrs. Lri-Aluu Sis
tanning the character Of "Wiii- llammuuG.
the Pride Of the Village Yankee Locke. au
excellent dcllncaior Of Naukrr character. viii
personate " Sanple Switrhcl" Il tcmrcrauc.
man who takes hIa regular trdiy. Thry viii
be supported by several ladies and gentlemen
of acknowledged ability. Mrs. Leighton is in.
imitable in her line, and no one can witness Lr-
acting without acknowledging her cx,raordi
nary merit. She will appear but one night and
the opportunity of seeing her probably for
the last time, will not be lost by those who
can appreciate really superior acting.
FoR THE SroNAcH's SikE.--We are indebted
to Eugene Beekmann. of the German Drug
Store. for brace Of bottles Of "Dr. Wetzer,
Stomach titters." These bitters are highly
esteemed in our community, and are recon
meuded by our leading physicians as valuable
tonic. DIR. Beckmann sells large quantities of
them already, and they seem destined to drive
all other like preparations from our market
MASONIC MEETINGs.-El Dorado Lodge will
hold regular communication on Monday eve.
ming, and ST. James Chapter on Wednesday
evening next.
El Dorado Commandery will hold a regular
assembly on Thursday evening next.
BRADsHAw Co., in Pos;oiiicc Block, are in
receipt of a large invoice of new goods, such as
books, stationery, pocket cutlery, cigars, to,
bacco and Yankee notions, all Of which they
4rr Offering very low.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
d a 5 Fl "A w A
WASHING MACHINE !

INhe only practical Washing Machine ever OF red
to thf pnb',r. They viii was. @n,'h'rg, from
Tue iHtst I.Atn 10 the c,ar, = WOOL ti.l- wi.l-
.ut injury Az who have them Il, n.e Iy.a,urcn
them the labor saving machine a The age.
Man"'actur' by j Parsat,. Machine gLon.
PlaceIvilie. Az, CLOTHES WEINGERS of va,
rious sizes for saic nav6
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
COUNTY CONVENTION OF THE
UNIFIED DEMOCRACY.

At meeting OF the Placerville Democratic hSso-
citation, held the 23l day o. May, l>taj, the IN
ecutive Committee instructed to issue call tlg
q Democratic County Conventiuu, in accorlarcc
With the principles enunciaied in the New York
Platform.
In conformity with the nstru tous Of the nc'ar-
cratic Association, the Exc utvc Committee r,
mend that Democratic County Cuny yeuttOn be held
10 the city Of Placeryillc on
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

Stow Ho,R HANDs-I is we'll known
that the leaders Of the Administration
party DO not desire to see the Union re-
stored. They have laborel too long, per.
~i,t'utly and zoalously to dissolve it, to
see !; a.ain "onc and in1visible." Bot
q short time ago the Sacramento Union,
the organ Of the Aholitionists of CaIfor.
MA and the mOuth-piece of the Admins
tration, snecringly alluded to the Union
as it was" While protesting to be the
peculiar friends and guardians of the
Union, these abolition traitors are its bit
ter and relentless enemies. Witness the
following:
Never, with nv consent, shall the
Union be restored as it was, under the
| Constitution as it is"
The above sentehce was uttered bv
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, the leader of the
Administration party in the House of
Representatives, and it undoubtedly ex-
presses the real opinions, feelings, wishes
and intentions of the party in power.
The people want to know, they have a
right to know, and they will not be put
off by silence or an evasive answer,
whether the supporters of the Admins
tration indorse Or repudiate the above.
Have they the honesty, the manlincss to
give an uncquivocal answer?
By a I'a'haway Washing Machine if you
! want 10 please the LADIES'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
Thursday, juno 2Jth,

At IL O'Clock NJ, fOr &sA iiatpbSe of nominating \
County Ticket, electing fifteen delegates to the
Democratic State Convention To be held in the City
ofeacramento on The sth day OF July lSt3, select
ing County Central Committee and for the trauS-
saction Of such other business as egitimaieiP PER
tains to party organSationi and that the electors
Of the various precincts meet at their usual places OF
holding elections on Saturday, the 20th Of June,
1858 At O'Clock P. ". and elect 10 such Couyrn-
ton Delegates In accordance with the following
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
TEN NIGHTS II !E.lR-n00H!
AN OBJECT Or INTEREST.

FANNY GN!,"Lf.~, NJ LEIGHTON
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Private I.N =. 8.
Bon 0a..r o,,. f:.. l'u'-.R \ :, q. !P VI
beCgs .p-,. Il .. .:.. y.,.... D. g.. ...-.'..
FALrH IU'r>
i'.i-,r--~ A@-'.'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

D.w. sELwteKs A. iASrARv, srrr rs.
" our country, a7,r'gs riglt; lq', rt9.t o. ,croog
our couaty."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

We are indebted 10 our Young friend George
Hatch, who >kiltully holds the ribbons on the
FL Dorado stage route, for numcrous Ayots.
Oar good.lookng young friend, thong! Il safe
If the uirs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM
RECORD oS
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

ThlS WORK contain, complete and -ccp-a.e
L copies Of MIR. NtLLANli.uAv', rr.n..,.t
speeches. n ihr sH'g',', ab We u.u,d. A..
p'FIS ui !H.! O:Grr >P."a tlth ir;t,!.. .;t =
dttt,, vito, '''..,:'. IT,. "... DE-. '...:. r.~,
fu.l! edited and II J. believed 20 rr...r- f..r.y
""' corr, tl!, ,"r ii.r.r'...' alt g.. ..lu Il
q man L"st Views. .u ir.li.t :, :.. gs.-t- +
rF National Troubles, arG the l.-.' r.st'..- t,-
'"'G are a;;f""t.h- a.. cA::. :d...g! .a..ait e
pubic 4':sI....!.
The v.:h !, 90 good, s..a-..-..4. ,....r. g..
page. largo Nvo ard = or'.-..-..,. ,-., q ,.~v
Na.!Int :!.gra
rsicE--Paper covor.. m cents: C's.h. e,.o--
dEn'efed by MAI or EATress, prepaid, ga r,.o.f.
Of tAe rr.te. "Aa.r-.l,-rt,.l c.,,rs. ,-.el.l..
dozen Cloth, sS,oJ-Traa.p'r 70 .e pa.I' by
tAr purchaser.
The re;...I prices az it;.c u.y.. Tan .!s:
named. Ihis i necessary il Consequence Of
considerable increase H. t'r SIZE Of the book .l,o
tAr addition Of H." engraving.
Send orders, with money crclysci. 20 Ca.g,rlns
ONO, addressed 10 J. II. KIiIY J, Co., or 70 GOV.
MtDANY, Office o!"lAc Cusi.."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

TIE Democrats in the Eastern States
have very appropriately applied the name
of Black Snakes" to their negro-wor-
Shipping opponents. Nothing could be
more suitable, or better express the prn-
:iples Of that class Of men.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
Alrm advertisements % plu.

Volunteers FOR the Army shruld vet
leave tie city uu,I. supplied VIZ. II holloway
FILLS AND OINTMENT. T3r sarr,. scuNy.
wounds, small roy, fe'crs, and bow :u. .t.lts,
these medicines are the best il, :Le world. E,ery
French soldier uses them. 0ul! = cents.
all
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

QUICK TINE.-Thc llcnncss Pass route will
Do 4, tar, about bu, not (o travel over. Not
al the puan. OF all he newspapers in tie State
can make it flvaritc with those who have
oGcc been over it. Gtatlemen pass through
our cry daily on'ther way to or from Washoe,
who declare 1t is an imposition on the travelling
publc To SPEAK cncouraSingly of the route
mentioned. Good time clnno. he made 1n it
in the ancst weather and under the most favor
able Circumstances. The road IS exceedingly
rough and but little improved. On wednesday
the Pioneer Stage Company's coaches left Fia-
cervlllc at oylnck Z. NJ, with forty asScn-
gers, heavy baggage, mails and express matter
nnl arrived! al Virginia City on TlmrsdtCr at IL
O'Clock \. NJ. The same day the California
Stage Co. bad made arrangements TO run
through aud distracted their drivers 10 beat
The Pioneer Stage Co. large bets were Offered
and taken that they would come in ahead OF
the Pioneer Co. Alter all their efforts they
dill not arrivSg gt Virginia until O'Clock.
THURSDAY evening light hours behind the Pho
neer coaches On Thursday. the Pioneer
Cos stages left Placerville, heavily loaded, at
half past twelve o'clock, aud arrived in Carson
. CjsS yesterday morning at halfpaSt tive, ma
king that distance in sixteen hours, although
detained an hour and a-haf on the road by a
slight accident.
AHEAD or TME-The Pioneer Stage Com.
pany may Justly boast Of fast teams and drivers
who know how to handle the ribbons. Every
day this week they have come in ahead Of the
opposition, and furnished us with Sacramento
aal san Fraucise, paper, Lyt re noon.
TIE UNION, Instead Of lyiu-: "dcstr,yel.''
has been rcGt,rl and rel lvni>hed. We're
sound On the Un.an-sJ's or whole oilicr,
except " tbe Junior" who's q temperance man,
melancholy kuss HAT never Smiles" Pat
Mcmahon makes better cocktails than any 9TH
cr nan cXtant, ex.eit Lew Eamser, ard he,
poor fellow, has departed hence, and gone to
the valley Of Wa>hne.
READ Caas Il. Petit, new advertisement OF
5rt j.. q al.'.,-. bots, shoes, csc. He
has full anl w,I.-,,.cctcI s;Io; aaI sells at
t.t !aNys' 1j's>.
PAY DaY.--NeAi Monday being the first
OF the month, Master Ensenc Figucra ,our
carrier viii "call around again on our city
patron, for the suiall amounts due us for sub.
scrpiion, when We hope all will be prepared
10 settle.
We are indebted 10 our young trierd George
Hatch, who >killtully holds the ribbons on the
FL Dorado stage route, for numcrous hyots.
Oar good.looking young friend, though safe
driver, will upset all rivals in TIE affections
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

MISSION OF THE DEMocRArIC PARTY
Judge George 7. Curtis, in his brilliant
speech before the Democratic Union AS.
>ociation of New York city, truly said,
the mission of the Democratic party is
to save the Constitution of the United
States" Does any intelligent man doubt
that it will accomplish its glorious mis-.
.i,n >
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

POSITION EMENT- above sale Is
hereby postponed uatl Saturday. Jane .7th. i~G4
at II oclcck, NJ JOHN TlIfi>FS
Administrator o! said L,,;te
May 25th, 1868. .-'''''N'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

4 CERTAIN patriot, WIN is for the Union at
eight dollars a day, and willing to serve the
c's'Ii'tIs. as township collector. is rapidly di-
minisLing his small chance Of going to heaven,
by lying on prominent Democrats Since be is
only laughed at for his pains, had he not better
stop Lis slandcring?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

PAY DkY.-NrAt Monday Jeias the first
OF the month, Master En-ene Figucra >our
carrier will "call around again on our city
patrons for the sua!I amounts due us for sub
scripiion, when We hope all will be prepared
10 settle.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

READ Caas Il. Petit, new advertisement ot
dry Z j.. o't1'"-, t.H>, shoes, csc. IIr
nas fu'l auI wells .cctcl s;1o; aaL sells at
t.r !'Nyst !Ij'.>.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS

Aa.t Eli sc .-...... ..rI s..ss @:
C,r.c.ue- l-G.a-.s, n e. 7--.:
Certain Danl4--4: sn.,3. H.. laaas;
! . a.- .tae "a Ca.ters:
T.:l.-L;ne. I've .r;; S=pS rs;
N..-c Hes QuA.s; C1Aior..l Blanket
S..cc-.-.-. T4-L.nss. ste, c,c.,
Fs-.'. VERY LtF.y
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

DEILL.-Onc's fellows propose to turn out
for drill, at q o'clock tins afternoon.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

Monday, the 25th Day of May,
A D. 1865, at the hour OF y clock NJ. Of said lav
Al Sacramento Store, at Log;own, il Mud Spriu 20
Township, in said County, all the right title and n-
terest OF said Deceased in and to the following d.
scribed real PROPERTY lying and herg in The county
and State aforesaid and more particularly described
as follows, to wit
certain HOUSE AND LOT, N TOWN,
known as the "a 'ralneuo store" ceuta:uiur nbn,t
one acre Of land, bounded north by Dctr.d.pg Ra-
vine, west by the road, sva:h by Douglass lot and
oas, Ivy Srieyls.
TERMS-CASH. JOHN TUrTSEN
Administrator o. said Estate
May 4.h, 4. D. 1863.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

ACCOUNTED FoE.-Mrs Jane G. Swiss
helm, of Minnesota, has lately been ap-
pointed to a position in the War Depart,
ment, with salary of one thousand dol
lars per annum. Mrs. S. has lately been
writing letters "pufting" the wife of
President Lincoln.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

CERVrLLE, GAL
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

MASONIC MEETINGs.-El Dorado Lodge will
hold regular communication on Monday eve.
ming, and St. James Chapter on Wednesday
evening next.
FL Dorado Commandery will hold a regular
assembly ou ThurslaY evening nrxt.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

By a Dashaway Washing Machine if you
want 10 please the ladies.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

AHEAD or TIHE.-The Pioneer Stage Com.
pany may Justly boast Of fast teams and drivers
who know how to handle the ribbons. Every
day this week they have come in ahead Of the
o,position, and furnished us with Sacramento
aul San Frauci>e, papers het,re noon.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

BRADSHAW q Co., in Pos;otiice Block, are in
receipt of a large invoice of new goods, such as
books, stationery, pocket cutlery, cigars, to.
bacco and Yankee notions, all Of which they
IRE Offering very low.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

STATE or CALIFORNIA. C.r,.vafI ]. p-~.1.-
> NOTICE. is hereby -v,l tha; tl- r,..'ar..-.....l
Administrator ui tho E>.5'r Of ANIrI%E LANCE.
Deceased. WILL pu'-u 1T 20 Al o-..~ rc ;.... Hn,..
Probate Court in and for said county, oGcr for sale
at pablo auction, On
The mountain Democrat., 1863-05-30

WE are indebted to Wells, F4r-, 4 Co., R.
S. Hernanicz, and W. n. Bradshaw :, c.. for
ncwsnanor flvsrS iurir- Il , :;sek
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-29
GREENBACKS.

Mr.. w. l.. Ormshy, Jr., of this city,
read an interesting paper on this sub
ject at the meeting of the Geograph.
ical and Statistical Society at Clinton
Hall, on the evening Of the lst inst.
He showed that at least fve-sixths Of
our bank-note issues are counterfeit.
ed, and assigned az the reason the
similarity Of different notes in name
and artistic design, and the peculiar
system Of their construction in de-
tached parts. The reason why the
greenbacks have not been more sue
cessfnlly countcrfeited is because they
are comparatively new and original
in design, and unlike any other notes;
and the denominations and ornaments
are in measure interviewer SO as to
prevent alterations. By the common
practice of bank-note engraving, the
contractors retain the plates in their
possession as their property This
has led to a similarity of the notes
of different banking corporations,
by using the same dies for the pro-
duction of their plates, Thus afford
ing scope for counterfeiting. Upon
learning this state Of things, Mr.. Chase
determined that the Government
should own the plates from which its
notes are printed. He has according
ly made it incumbent upon the con.
tractors for the new national curren-
cy to acknowledge the Government
ownership of the dies, plates. and ma
tcrials used in producing that cnrren
cy. This, together with the adoption
of the plan Of blending the denomna-
ton and ornamental portions, will. it
is believed. secure greater immunity
against the arts of the counterfeiter. -
". y Scientific american.
Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-10-29
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