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VERY VALUABLE

" ERY VALUABLE
MOUNTAIN LAND FOR SALE.
By virtue Of decree Of the oca Court county No.
vembe 18th, 1862 then In tie vs.
sic, being friendly suit for the division Of Mountain
Lands belonging the estate Of the late VIM Mase SHALL
Commits iorers Of the Court IN said suit auction on the
TUESDAY the 18th day Of JuSR regardless Of
Their all the Mountain Lands OF said
s Monticello Tract containing 800 scre lying the
head waters OF Eye River and through which the old
River and Blue Ridge ROAD Several Hundred
IN good state OF cultivation and under good fencing
nts consist Of comfortable dwelling, with six
Kitchen mest and icehouse and excellent
n for servants barn. stables tobacco house,
house, baeksms shop, and gst MILL and In addition
all fine apple orchard IN fall bearing condition This place
the best opening in Virginia for tan yard aud cooper establish
meat large SCALE having plenty Of wood and
variety Il and around It, II lies IN Nelson county on the
mountain the ROckbrdge and Augusta Ines from
Massie's Mills In Nelson, and from Midway, Augusta
"a The Sllde Tract two miles from Montebeo the same
road towards Mdwsy25o about so which cleared
and under fence
unimproved
4h small entities 20 and % acres respectively abou.
mile nom Montebeo
And the Saturday following good bad weather. we will
cell al the village OF New Market Nelson county containing
half Of land, belonging to the estate
TRNs both Sac6 IL and IS months, with personal security
snd a tile retained I'll payment
J. WARWICK
los LICON,
apl7-tds. THO. J. hAssIE. Commissioners.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

HUsTNGs CoURr.-Judge Meredith presided yester-
Gay in this Court in the absence OF Judge Lyons who
was detained at home by sickness The following cases
were disposed Of; James Williams, indicted for steal
ing trunk Of clothing from Mrs Tierney, was found
guilty and sent to the penitentary for three YEAR
John Jones' Of the "a Of April rioters indicted for
receiving goods stolen from Tyler Son, was found
guilty and sent to the penitentiary for one year.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
STATE ELECTION.

The few additional geturns Of tie vote for Governor
and Lieut. Governor do not change the indications Of
the probable result as heretofore published.
rHx MILITARY VOTE.
In Wednesdays paper We stated that the majority
tor smith in thearmy, as far as heard from, WAS LISA.
This majority has. by the few returns since received,
been increased to 2O25. large number OF 'iheA re
rus have been received at the office OF the Secretary
of the Commonwealth, but yet are inac'e sibe to
he press or the pubethe clerks being eng sed in as
sorting them.
No additional returns Of the army vote for Lisut.
Governor lave been received
TIE COUNTY vOTE.
We suboin a few additional returns from the cOu .
tiss-mOstly OBesl:
Rock5ridgs.-Flouruoy $50, Smith l9l, Munford 100.
Price 400 ImbOden l26. CoDgress.-Letcher 455, Bald
win 2gl Senlte.-Frazier 52l, Mclaughlin u.s.
House Of Dslegates.-Wnite 81, Reid $40, Morrison
$50. Johnston IsI, Burke 20.
Prince Eiicard Smith POS, Flournoy 1875 limbo
den ls2, Pece I75 Tucker $50 BOeOeS S22. Senlte.-
Dickinson 5S5, Miller 81. House Of Delegates-Tred-
way $50.
Price $685. ImbOden S5. gresS.-Edmondson POI,
Staples 202.
SontlaaDton-FOurnoy, l66; MunfOrd, l24; Smith,
20 Price 10; ImbOdeu, 50. Congess-W hitEeld,
200; Parham, AZ; Hume, 10 Malone, H. Sena'e-
Urquhart, 81; BeatOn, g.. h. Of D.-Prnce, lGl;
PretlOW, sl4
AlJsmqrls- Fournoy, 574; Smith, 4S7; Munford, al.
Price, SO; Imboden, asa. Tucker, $50. Congress -
Rves, III. D W Burnley elected Commissioner Of
Revenue.
.N0nrOe-FOurnOy, l59; Smith, 81; Aunford, Ia.
Price, 500; Imhoden, 46. Tucker, $40. Congress -
EimundsOnS III; Staples, lSS.
O. ssasriie --Muriord, 40; Smith, 5S; FlOurnoy, H.
Price, 10; Shefsv, So lmbOden, 10. House OF Dele
gAtes-Lundy, lS5; FIELD, 10
WdrrsE.-Smth, 81; Mcniord q Flournoy, u :;
Iub5dea, 81; Price, 40. Congress-Funsten, lOl /;
Msueiee, II. Senate-SarsOn, IA. House OF Dele.
gates-ThOmas, lO9.
FT4uaHna-Smith, 1S9; Flournoy, lis; Muniord, SO.
Ssnate-Guy, ZIG; &assie IS; House Of Delegates
Nelson, 27I.
Gresu5risr--FlOurnOys majority reported to be about
loo
RaDpaiauuoct- majority in this county
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

GALE OF THE ROANOKE VALLEY
~ RAILRoADTbe undersigned COMMITTEES, appointed by
Stockholders will sell at public auction, 10 the town Carksve
THURSDAY, the 25th day Of June 1868, the ROANOKE
VALLEl RAILROAD together with all the prop ey every
sort and description belong the Roanoke Valley Railroad
Company The sale to be mad in accordance with the provisions
OF the sct OF the Legislature Of Virginia. passed the 18th day
February, 1855, authorizing the sale OF said road
All having claims against the said company
y requested TO them 20 the undersigned
day IN order that arrangements may made for the
payment OF the zane.
WM A. SMITH, !
O. W. PURCELL,
c. II. X. TAYLOR, Committee
TH0S. p. GO0DE,
sp2s-9taWtds L. A. WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
ADJ'T AND INsP. GINS OFFICE, |
RICHMOND, June Sd, 1863. (
GENERAL ORDERS,
No IA

GENERAL Orders,
The ConIress Of the Confederate sSies having failed
eognze the appointment Of Provost HArShs from not
belonging to the army appropriation for the services
Of those persons who had been employed that capacity
ter no such appointments will be made.
H. The Generals OF Departments viii report the pests at which
Provost MarhRs needed with the number provost
other guards at the and recommend for appointment suit
bic officers for tae
Ill In all preference will be given competent
who have become dis led other inrmy active
held duty.
w. At all the posts not supplied before the frs, OF July with
Provost harshas belonging the army In accordance with this
order, the Office VIII be considered aboihed
s. COOPER,
je4-lw Adj't and Insp. Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
STATE ARMoRY,
Corner 7th and Cary Streets,
Richmond, May 10, 1858.

A RMS-All persons who have rec ntly. OBJ
IA tanned Arms, Announcements Ammunition from t
Armory temporary duty, will return the TO here
is earnestly requested that this order be compiled with
promptly possible.
The ubsc ber trusts that he viii not be to the
necessity Of having 10 such law pro-
vde for the recovery Of any Of the arms &C., thus call In
p. G.. COGHLAV,
nyls-t Ordnance Superintendent Virginia
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 5, 1858.

rrsass-Dan4i year 1890; month $500; for less P'-
s,s4, t3.J0 per month.
snu-EsEELE year 1900; sncntl, sS@
EsSU 1 year. $500; months $780,
ecu itancas a. the rlsk Of TIE subscriber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
IND SMOKING TOBAC.

CCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING TOBAC.
~ uOThe undersigned, manufacturer Of the celebrated
brad Smoking Tobacco Only Bowlegs, Grand Turkey VIM
nebsgo and Eephsn has enlarged his capacity
turing and added his business the manufacture Of superior
quality OF Scotch snuh which he prepared furnish h
custOes and the trade generally, ct Wholesale prices blu
Factory OF Fifth and Jackson Streets Lynchburg,
ocfs-ep 5. D. FERGUSON.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
BY KENT, PAINE 4 co., AUo1'5.

- AA-A'Ai A4E'E w., AOOIo
T ARGE AND PRREMPTORY SALE OF
~ Day GOODS, STATIONERY, DRUGS AND kEOIt INES
&c, BY Gaia 1OGUE-on WEDSE'DAY the 10th inst con-
e Iie assortment of Fresh DRY GOODS STATIONERY DRUGS
AND MEDICINES d. just received from Nassau
1900 pieces Fancy In slsh Prints,
800 Black and White do,
500 DO T Bset F sR5 R hSsG' and ors1Hde'
10l do Paris Printed JAconts,
100 do Fancy and Mourning Delalnes ard ChalIlss,
100 do Heavy linen Ducks
900 do Eagli.h B.e.ehed shrngs,
100 do Mixed kohss and Debages,
100 do Black Alpaca
700 dozen aides Hemstch end Bod red L Hdkrs,
200 do Gents Botdsred do,
100 DO Linen Dama,k MAJ ne
800 Bssched Lined mask Table coths,
&c Cambrc Coored hamSrays
svi.s Muslns. Nal, sock Buslns
White and Col1red Tarltsns
Embroidered Cur. aiu Masllns and Laees
NJ urnng and Fancy Popli1s and Bareges
Brown snd Bieaoh-d Lioen Drlings
Undftssel Brown Linens
Brown Hollands, Black si.sa
R,d Wool Flanntls
Ga Ribted Plush
Blics Engish nerinos
Checked Cassimeres
Superior Gray Cissmeres
Gars and Brooks 200 yard White and 81 ck Spool
Pat .nt threads, Back Sewing six
Ladies Merino Vests
Men 5 Calico and Fancy Wool Vests
Black anH Farcy Cashmere Pants
Fatigue Jackets
rngish American Pts
supender Buttons
10 tales Heavy southern Domestic Stripes
20 do 44Heivy Bro|n sheeting
1000 reams letter and Cap Paper
800 do Oommerci Note d.
100 do Printing Paper, assorted sizes
Drawing Pap r, Music Paper
Envelopes, Steel Pens, lie I'd Pencils, &c.
ardve in time.
Terms cash. KENT, PAINE CO.,
Jef kuctionees
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

QS00 REWARD.-Ranaway from the sui :
QOOO In Lynchburg, IL months ago, my JIM sAUR-
DER He Is about 20 DID, SIX feet In heghh, rather
dark complexion, slender built and inclined 10 be
BE here In December last and supposed to be IN TIE
army about Richmond.
win give $500 Of the State, $500 within IN.
sate, 800 taken the county Corporation
either delivered psced In jail so tia. g,i -
mh24-dH SETH HAiSyN
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

SEVENTY-FlVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ viii give the above reward for delivery to me (nesr
Scottsyle three boys, they put In jail 80 that
get them NED about six feet twenty years old awk
ward In his gait stoops In waking, and very knocknerd
wSs raised Ia Orange county, add supposed
making In that direction He vey lark muato about
feet six eight inches high quick notion twenty years old
GABRIEL about i've feet six iEches IN heR pretty BIZ ck
seventeen years old has large mouth thick ps with scar
the upper lip his father Hyein Orange y vii give
twenty-five dollars for the apprehension and
get them, Of either Of them. GEO. W COLENAN
my 26-2ws Near SEQ tsytle Athena RE comfy
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SENATE.

Asa n. Dickinson is elected in the Lunenburg Dis
tret by to 500 majority. E. F. Keens majority in
the Ptsyyania District is 265. Dr. Grnett is reelec
ted in he Henrco District by the following maOrites
Hinoyerl2S, HsnricO l22, Army %. Total, SS7. We
have the following incomplete list Of the Senator's elect
in the twenty-five Districts for which elections were
had.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF HTEsIoo,
RICHMOND, May Is, 1868. E
fFXTRICT

HEADQUARTERS UEFAhIMINT
RICHMOND, May 25, 1868.
[ExTRAcrl
fPEcIAL oEDERs
No. 149.
III In obedience TO Instructions the Secretary War
persons In this who have papers upon which
they claim exemption from military ssrvics will report in
at the once Of the Provost Marshal this city, before the
fifteenth Us h day Of June next that their papers
amlned and their names and description recorded.
BY command Of Brig Gen. JoHx H. WMpKz Commanding De-
parmpnt J. W. PEGRAM,
my29rdlGune A. A General
.NOTICE-The first instalment Of salt due
the eens County 1863 has been received
and win be distributed forthwith at the County House.
Persons before applying, must procure certificate
Jusdoe Of the Peace Of said county.
IA n person IN charge family entitled
each member OF the family At ten cents per pound
Garry the RICH. change order avoid confusion and delay.
All persons entitled 70 30 pounds salt will be required buy
bag At cash price. ELIJAH BAKER,
uylS-d Agent for HenTco County,
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

wild WESTERN SCENES."-W have received from
the publisher Mr.. N. A. Malsby, Richmond, copy of
the series Of Wild Western Scenes narrative of
adventures, by J. B. Jones' The original series with
the same title hada wide spread circulation aud as those
now presented contain the elements of interest
they will doubtless be sOughtafer eagerly by the novel
reading public. The book contains ten chapters. Re
tail price, 81 %
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

METROPOLITAN HALL.
- ..-........A Acting Manager
THIS (FRIDAY) NIGHT,
ENTIRE CHANGE OF PERFORMANCE
NEW FARoEs SONGS AND DANOEs
MAMMOTH BURLESQUE OPERA TR0UPEl
Composed Of NE Finest Atsedl and FlrcieaI Talent
IN ats COnts&srdey; Organized at Great
Expense By the Manager.
GIL O RIO U $ BILL.
TWENTY-FIVE PERFOR MERS.
UNEQUALLED LYRICAL COMBINATION
INSTRUMENTAL AND VOCAL MUSIC.
BALLAD AND BURLEsQUE
SENTIMENT AND FARCE.
DANCING AND TRAVESTIES.
~ See mAl Bills.
60 Box once open from TO- a. M, to 4 pm
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

held.
Ist Dist (Accomac, etc.)-G. T. Garrison.
2i do. Norfolk Co, etc Alex. Coke (reported.)
5,h do. (Oinwiddie, etc IT. T. Jones.
9Th DO. (Lunenburg, etc )-Aga ID. Dickinson
10Th do. (Pittsylyania, etc )-E. +. Keen. q
18th do. Franklin etc Peter Saunders, s..
18th do. Campbell, etc )-Chas. II. Lynch.
18th DO. (Henrico, etc. )-John-R. Garne;t'
18th do. (City Of R;chmOnd)-Geo. w. Randolph
24ih DO. Fairfax etc WIN II. Dulany.
"a do. (Lorsa, etc - Guy (reported)
S3l DO. Frederick, etc. James II. Carson
SIth do. bath etc )-Wm. Frazer
4lSt DO. (Smyth, etc WIN. f. Peters.
48l do. Boone, tc)-James lawson, (repdl.
45th do. Mason etc w. W. Newman
4sth DO. (HurS0n, etc. )-kenna l.. Stephenson.
45th do Marion, ETC. james Neeson.
4s.h DO. Preston, exc. &c. W. Newton.
% DO. wheeling, etc )-Dan1 ~ Shriver.
SIX Districts in which elections we're held to be heard
FROM. The election in Richmond City 10 fill the
csney Oceasioned by the resignation Of Judge John
Robertson. The aserisks indicate the Senators re
81 eted.
HOUSE or DELEGATES.
We subioi list o. the members elect Of the House
Of Delegates as far as ascertaned
Albemarle-B II Nagruier and Vim Byanch
Alexandria-Harold Snow5er.
Amherst-Pauus Powell
ApDOmattOx-ThOs u. Flood
Bedford-W N Burwell and Alex Jordan.
BOletOurl and Craig-JOhn Anderson and Green
James
Brooke and Hancoek-N W White
Buckingham-P W Mckinney.
Cabell- - Burlington
Completely Deane and Daniel Mari.
CarOine-JOhn Butler.
Charles City, &c.--W Slater
Chesterfed-Wm Ambe.s
Culpeper-J Rixey.
Cumberland aud PoWhatan-Irying
Dinwidde-H Worsham.
Essex and K and Geo Wright
Farfax-O w Hunt.
Fayette and Raeigh-B Lncous
Fluvanna-R Nelson.
FrankIl- James Patterson and Fred Brown.
Gilmer, Writ Ec.--J Kerr McCutcheon.
Gloucester-Wa rner 7 Jones.
Greene and Orange.-J L. Voolfolk
Greepsvle and Sussex.-W. T. Lundy Harrison, w.
P Cooper and G. w. Lenty.
HeurieO.-JOs. J. English.
HenrY.-Samuel ]. Mullins
King Wiliam.-H B. Tomln.
LeSis.-Wm. Bland
Logan etc Barrett on
Aaron-T. S. Raymond and Stephen A. Morgan.
harshal-James N. Hoge.
Disqualification.
AonOngalia.-Dudley Evans and D. B. Stuart
Monroe.-J. n. Rowan and Wilson Lively.
Montgomery DOuthat
Nsnsemond-N E Rddiek.
Nelson. N. Shelton.
or;hampton--Tbomas Scott, (rer'd)
Chic Thomas Edwards, Aired hughes, and J. H.
PendesOn.
Petersburg A. N. Kelley.
Pittsylvaua.-A. S. Baford and John Gilmer.
Peasants and Richie Ttbs
PrestOn.-RObert E. cOWan and Q, J. P. Cresap.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
MARRIER-

MARRIED..
On TUESDAY May 2A, 1868 b. the Rev Mr. seeley Mr. JAS
A. HAHoNE TO Mrs. MARY A. BOAZ, both OF HenricO county
Al CORTLAND Hanover county, the sstb May by the Rev
T. W Hooper, Col TOS L. ROsSER, OF the OH Va. Cavalry
snd Mss WINsTOs, daughsr Of the late WIN. Winston
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

NOTICE TO CONSCRIPTS.
~ Noice shereby given to ell Corscrp,s vi o
examined prior 10 the pubnIon Of enr order No 81
Adt ms Office Feby 23d 1868 excused from mill
fay service rreasons announced In that
cause for exemption VIII ppssr before the Medical Doad OF the
Congressional District which will set the Second Monday
the Sh dsF OF June at Bowling Green Caroline county for the
reexaminaon Of al sTch persons and others, who from any
cause have failed to appear before the board eoore
EJANDERsoN Csp., and
ny30-St
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

MEDICAL CARD-OFPfCE PRACTICE.
NJ PLChE OF the old Medical House. CONFINES hs slf
~ 10 an ONCE practice, on franklin street. little below the
Exchange Hotel and dagonay opposite Odd Fellows Hall
sdu and confidential reAt1sn be obtained
terms Those VIC have been exposed consous All
nents, are invited TO call early
Communications By ms ctherss, promptly attended
ohce open from . A n. I'LL eP, ~.
RtdHsnyn. VI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

LIS MIsERABLEs, Horsl il. fire parts, By Vic,or
HEgo-Part l-Fgtine.-We have received from the
publishers, Messrs. West Johnston the first part Of
this celebrated book present dearth of works
6cion-(the reports Of Yankee Generals always ex.
ceped) this translation OF novel by the most famous
of contemporary French writer's, will prove very &C.
ceptable. FaRtHs is book of the sensational order
full Of dramatic Incidents high wrought descriptions
AMI eloquent defamation With the socialisic tenden.
cies aud exaggerated sentimenaty of this remarkable
production, have, of course, no sympathy but it
will nevertheless be widely circulated and greediy de-
voured BY all novel readers.
The second part of Les MssraJles-which will be
completed in four volumes-i' now very nearly ready,
and viii shortly be published. 1. contains we are told,
very interesting and graphic description of the battle
o. Waterloo. NariIs and 81. Denis will form another
volume, and lean Yayean will conclude the reprint.
Tx DEFENcEs OF MoBILE.-Ihe samples Of Union
tyranny in the Confederate towns that have fallen into
the hands of the enemy have evidently had their efFe
in Mobile, and the Register says have aroused deter
minaIol in the people to take their posts alongside
the Confederate troops and defend the city to the last:
Happily, two years of almost daily expectation Of an a.
tack by land and water have enabled the vigaht mill
tary authorities to place the CT in complete state OF
defence. While the rbor is mpregnably fortified
against gunbos attacks the land defences are so cor
struced that it would require powerful army to carry
them against even feeble garrison
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05
YELLOW SULPHUR SPRINGS.

This plss9Aut
PUNE. "
TERMS:
$500 per day, $4,000 Children under tr.ys -.
OF age and servants Is 20 per day, $780, per week
Visitors will ind coaches and Sepa. "a
convey theudcur miles to the Springs.
mV23-ln ply
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

NOTICE.
A LARGE NUMBER OF STRONG .HOR-
BIS being required for Artillery purposes citizens ar. rv
ted TO oner al such 70 the Government UPON folio
Depot and other Qnarprmaers charged with the pufcbsse
Horses are Instructed to transfer Horses for active service
70 citizens In part payment for good Artillery Horses-he Ger
ence In value as ascertaned by dsuerested persons
edOne BY the ocer and the other by elen-tO be paid
TO tbs citizen ~ F1
By authority Of tie Secretary Of War,
A. H. COLE,
mVE'-Av Mai Jnspr Gen.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

nR. I. CLAY MADDUX, resp ,ctf II
~ nounces = at he has retu med 10 the practios
and 5uaonY In Richmond, and can b. found st his Of
street. opposite Oily Hall.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

w Z. JOHNSON, Successor of Ak. Hill &
W Co. Manufacture Of JadyI and Gentlemen, tes,
and Shoes, up stairs 127 Main street, Rlchaond Vs.
All kinds o. Ladies and esnsmens shoss pSds !,
order. Repairing dnus.
'',a-s" n WEIGHT r,,,...
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

A PICEPOoEET ARREsrED.-A man was arrested yes
terday, about o'clock in the crowd at the auction OF
Tardy Williams, while in the of picking the peck
ct OF Mr.. James c. Hunt He had got the pocket-book
out, and was about cOncCaliDg it. when Mr.. Thomas
Clemmtt, who saw the operation, seized him, and with
the aid of Mr. John Stagg, took him to the cage The
crowd exhibited much indignation against the prisoner
and threatened to hang him on the spot; but better
councils prevailed, and he at e-gth quietly taken
Off He gave his name as Geo. W Farrell.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-05

The few additional seturns Of tie vote for Governor
and Lieut. Governor do not change the indications Of
the probable result as heretofore published.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24
R-T-I e0O-X.

S-T-1s0O-X.
DRAKE's PLANTATION B1TTERS
They purify, strengthen, aud invigOrAts.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidOse to change of.wsssr and
diet.
They overcome effects Of dissipation and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and snIivea the
mind.
They preveRt miasmatie and Intermittent
fevsrs.
They purify the breath and aeidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepaia and Constipation.
, TEAI1 cf6N DiaTThea, ChOlFra, and Choisra
MOFbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
aehs.
They are the best Btters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and are C1hdusSd M
surs's great rsstorsr. They are made Of pure 81
Croix Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs, and are taken with the pleasure Of /
beverage, without regard to age or time Of day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re
quiring delicate ssimulant. Sold by ell 0roeers
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE .
Co., New York. CRANz 3 BRIoHAh, Agents
San Francisco. [uly4-eow!yl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24
NRepnbIAcan DespOtism." :"

"Tbe present PederaI Administration has
succeeded in partially establishing. in this
country, tyranny which was never equal
led here before, either previous to or since
the adoption Of The Constitution. The ex-
pose Of the system Of arbitrary rrests in
New York, as .Practiced by Kenqedy and his
eubor dinates, details story that should cause
tne cheek Of every American TO burn With
snsms, spd hts blood to boil with indignation,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24

The Physician as Ofssa blaAsA EoE
want success in histreatment when the dSappoint
ment In the recovery Of the sick is 20 bs traced
the administering impure medicines. Robert White
apOthecaFy, iS paying particular AtensION 81 -.
cOmpoundlng physIcians' prescriptions aud 0Amily
recipes from medicines Of undOubtsd purty. Robert
White, Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent SOe most
sf the FssAIns Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24

THE majority report upon the selection
Of a site for navy yard and naval depot,
signed by Rear Admiral StrIngham. Com
modore Gardner, Commodore Van Brunt,
and Engineer Sanger, makes choice. of
New London. Connecticut, in preference
to League Island, Narragansett Bay be-
ing Objectionable on account of fogs.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24

The cotton crisis is being felt in Vienna.
The greater part Of the machines have
stopped working. and thousands of the
workmen are at the beginning of winter,
without work. The Municipal Council
has voted 10000 forms in aid Of them.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24
STOP THIEF!
$3.50 90 TSEWARD!

ST0LEN from the undersigned, at BAR ~
- trans Mill, miles east of Diamond ~
inst, one IRON GRAY GELDING, Ave years old
branded l. the left hip. with several saddle
marks, sp'int on one fore leg, and with one white
hind foot.
Also, BLACK PONY GELDING, about 10 years
old, heavy made, no brands remembered, works well
In harness.
Also, an IRON-GRAY FILLY, about years old
and Of small size, no marks or brands remembered
wnl pay a reward of &2b each for the return Of
the above animals, and SIS for the apprehension OF
the thief or If more than one, 475 for each ap-
pretended. W. bERTRAM.
PlAcerville, October 10Th, 1s62.-u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-24

Nix. A. L. FEssENDEN, Of Wisconsin,
was ordered to be released from the mill.
tary prison in St Louis, Internationally j.,
on the 10th ult, "the charges against
him have not been asccrtained." The
order for his release arrived at the priso n
hospital on the same day Of, but a ew
hours subsequent to, his death, which is
likely to sit heavy on the soul Of some
ore, at some time or other.