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True Democrat., 1863-03-04
Columbus, Ark, Feb. 6rh, 1863. NDExEl
Proclamation by the Governor.

WHEREAS, There is a vacancy in the office w Of Judge of the Circuit Court in the fourth judicial circuit of this State, occasloned by the death of Joseph T. Green
 Therefore, I, HARRIS FLANAelN, Governor of the State of Arkansas, in pursuance of law. do hereby declare and make known that an election will be held in said circuit, towit in the counties of Perry ell, Pope, Franklin, Crawford and John- son, on the 3Oth day of March, 1863, for the election of a Judge of the Circuit Court for the 4th judicial circuit of the State of Arkansas, to fill the vacancy occasoned as aforesaid. The sheriffs of the respective counties compos- ing said fourth judicial circuit, are hereby com manded to cause said election to be opened and held according to law.
 In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
 my hand and caused the seal of said State IL. S. to be afix xed at Little Rock, on the 2d
 day of March, A. D, 1863
 II. FLANAGIN. By the Governor:
 o. II. OATES, Secretary of State.
 By J. A. IIurCltNGs, Deputy Sec'y of State. M,rch 4 lS63
True Democrat., 1863-03-04
Clippings and Comments.
The following telegrams from northern sources give some information as to the movements of federal troops above us:

federal troops above us:
 Special Dispatch 10 the Chicago Times.
 ST. LOUIS, Feb 6, 1865.
 movement of the army of the frontier was ordered several days ago which was supposed to be directed toward Little Rock, but when the troops were already to start the order countermanded. General Bunt's division is now at C ane Creek, Totton's is at Flat Creek, and Heron s is at or syth, all within forty five mile of Springfield.
 Bloomfield which was taken by the enrolled militia last week and evacuated next day, has been re occupied by rebel guerillas, aho are arresting Union men as hostages for gueras taken prisoners. When last held by the Union troops detachment of the l2h Missouri cavalry had been ordered to release the Union men.
 The Missouri Republican of the 7th ult., says: "A large number of federal troops collected at Forsyth were under orders to move yesterday morn- ing into Arkansas, in the direction of Clarksvlle for the purpose of getting into the nelghborhood of larger and better supplies
 Lieut.. Traux as well as others, brings sad stories of the bitter destitution of families Of women and children in Southwt stern Missouri and Northwes- tern Arkansas. They reduced to the starva- ton point, the armies of the rebels and of the Union having stripped the entire country of every description of food for man and beast"
 - The Anzeiger, the German paper publish cd at St. Louis, has begged out. Before it's death it showed signs of contrition and reneptance. hut too late. Another German paper, the Neue Zeit has been started It is very black and bitter We take from it an extract concerning the federal army in Virginia, which is interesting. Says that paper:
 The army of the east is still more corrupt than the people. This army is rotten and reasonable from head to toe The western troops, az soon as arrived at the east, become equally corrupted. Up- the whole trip have not met a single soldier who did not curse the abolitonists, damn the nig. gers to he'll and declare that he would rather fight
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

MATTERS IN ARKANsAs.-There is nothing stir
 ring or strange among our people. A large num- be- of federas are said to have arrived at Helena, and federal fleet is said to be on the Mississippi
 Part Of Herron's command came down in Madison county and threatened to visit Clarksvlle, in John- son county, but opine that they concluded that it would not pay. We look for some interesting news from the Northwest in few days, and hope to learn that the vandals have been driven out of our State. They have stolen nearly everything yalu- ble, and there is very little inducement for them to stay, unless it is to murder and outrage. With these exceptions State is quiet and confident spirit possesses our people. Our river is falling; the rains of February have given way to the bus- tering winds of March, and it is to be hoped that roads will become passabe once more. We are told that wheat everywhere looks we'll and our far mers about to prepare for large crop of corn. Cotton is out of the question, and the whole force of the country must be thrown upon the cultivation of grain and vegetables and the raising of stock
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

e The country s full of spurious and fraudu- lent change tickets, and we long to see the day when the last rag of good bad and indifferent will bedriyen from circulation.
 Among other swindes we have seen one with s. II Fuckers name to it. Mr. Tucker has never sued any change tickets, All purporting to be issued by him are the work of some thief
True Democrat., 1863-03-04
Land for Exchange.

4 VALUABLE tract of land in Dallas county, A Ark, containing 2OOO acres, 200 cleared, good log dwelling house, excellent water. Will exchange for land on Arkansa, river. Apply to the subscriber at Stover, Dallas county, Ark.
 March 4th '63. lt.. JOHN NICHOLDS.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

t5T Letterst tor the Al Iye.st of the Mississip- pi river, if left II this office between this date and Saturday. will b4taken across the river and mailed or delivered. A postage stamp should be put on each letter.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04
Land for Sale.

TNHE following described lands are offered for l sale on reasonable terms in Confederate mo- ney. viz The N. w. fri. 14, section, and N. E. fri. 14 and 5. E. fri Ii of N ". fri, 14 section I. all in Township south of range ? west, in Jefer son county, and contains 3S0 6S-l00 acres, and s. E. Ii of Sec. 8 in township i uorth rsngei4 west, in Conway county, and contains l60 acres. Title good. These are cheap lands.
 JAMES A. MARTIN, Msrob Arant
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

aY- Capt. c D. Byers of Co H. Hart's Reg't, while making change in this office, lost or paid ~eut, inadvertently, $loO bill. Any person who has found or received the same as overplus in change, will please return it to this office. The same will be liberally rewarded
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

tES Mi. l.. R. Noland will leave for his com nand east Of the Missisaipp on the 10th of March instead of the 10th of April. as published las week.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

g1yy- Tn the enumeration of Texas regiments in AIkansas last week Ciark's regiment omitted. It was not named in the Texas paper from which weGopied. ne
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

DIED-In this ely on the 9th Feb, lo63, Mrs. MARY MAaARErH COOPER, aged 26 years.
 At Van Buren, Ark, Christina morning, Dec. 25th, 1862, FRANK A. DUNHAN, only son Of J. F. and Mary c. Durham, aged l3 years and IS days At his residence, near Des Arc, Prairie county, Ark, on the 18th Feb, 1863, MT. HENRY OWEN, aged 70 years. He leaves wife and children and many friends to mourn his death. A
 Low in the ground his body lies. %D> Beneath the cold and chilly sOd \EN His spirit hovers in the skies; " His soul immortal has fled to God.
 WoRpEN.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

MARRIED--In this city, at the residence of the brides father, on the l7th Feb, 1853, Lieut.. FRED. WILLIAMS to Miss FRANCES M. HlrE.
 The cake accompanied the above, but the wine is not in the country.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04
E S T R A Y s |,

The price of publishing estrays is g for each estray, which must always be sent with the adver- tisement.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

rB~ We are authorized to announce the Hon. VIM. w. FLOYD candidate for Circuit Judge of the 4th judicial circuit composed of the counties of Perry, Yell, Pope, Johnson, Franklin and Crawford.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

----------FT1 sg See advertisement of two stolen mules.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

TRIBUTE OF REsrEcrs.-At meeting of Moore Lodge, No. 96, at Mount Elba, Bradley country Ark, resolutions, in the usual form, were adopted expressive of their regret at the death of brother Capt. B. B. TAIIAFERRo, of the 2d Ark. reg iment who died at Chattanooga. Tenn, in December last Capt. T. was one of the first to volu.teer for the war, was at the battles of Shiloh and Perryville was true patriot and good man. The lodge also adopted resoluson requesting Rev. J. Ken fro to preach the funeral sermon of the deceased at Temperance Chapel, on the first Sabbath in March next.
 HALL OF BENTON LODGE, No. 34, r. A. M., ]
 Benton, Ark, Dec. 24, AL. 5862. A. D. lo62}
 Regular communication, the death of brother w. M. ScorT announced, and committee prt sented the usual memor!a. Brother Scott was a member of Capt Logan's (formery M. J. Hen- derson's) company, Sd giment Arkansas cavalry, and was badly wounded at the battle of Corinth Miss, on the 3d Oct, from which he died Dec. Sd, lo62. In the death of brother Scott the country lost good and useful citizen, the Lodge worthy member, and the army brave soldier, his mess mates a beloved companion-in arms. The mem bers of the Lodge wear the usual badge of mourn ing for thirty days G. M. HOLT, Ssc'y.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

U7ANTED TO RENT-A comfortable Dwell w ling House for small family in pleasant part of the city. Good reference gwen. Address of the river. or Wm. H. Thweatt, at Post Com .,,;sS,rv c. B. MAYO.
 Little Rock, March 4, 1863. 3w*
True Democrat., 1863-03-04

HEADQUARTERS TRANS MISSISSIPPI DEPT.,l
 Little Rock, Feb. 24, 1863. General Orders No. Is.
 The overseers of all persons in the army of the Confederate Stat es, of widows and orphans, will be regularly enrolled in accordance with the pro- visions of the Conscript act, but will be detached to remain in their present position. By command of Lieut.. Gen HOLMES:
 $. s. ANDERSON, March 3t Asst. Ad'jt Gen'l.
True Democrat., 1863-03-04
Two Mules Lost-S5O Reward.

' WILL pay the above reward for the delivery I to me of two mules taken from my premises in this city short time since. They were two large dark cOored horse mules, one of them quite black, cah t,uo notches underbns in the right Of sach Of hen and the brand of a ring with in it on the hip or shoulder ot each The brand is proba bly very feint-- the marks on the ear very plain.
 March 4, lS63 RICH'D II. JOHNSON. NOTICE.-All Quartermasters, c. $. A., are l\ notified not to pay any accounts due Peter Mankns, of Washington county, Ark All per. sons are warned against trading for any notes or accounts due said Mankins, they have been stolen. PETER MANklNS.
 March A. lS63 At
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA. County Of n Doy,S. -
In the District Court Of the EleVeuIA I.As
citl District.
Action brought in the District Court OF the n,
enth Judicial District, ant the complaint AlrA i.
the county - H. D"ral". in the ciire OF tn Ga
81 said District Court, in and for said County ~
STATE.
The People ~ the State Of California, 10 CIV
Bevis. Defendant, Greeting:
l"u are hereby required To appear in a. arS.n
hr' uEh' aga'ns ypG by Math'r'cy Lev, P1a;anSI.
In The District Court uf the Eleventh Judicial ~.
iT,t in and Tor the County Of III Dorado and "a ~
The complaint ttd therein on the l6sb A.v a
November d. 1903, " thin ten days (rxeinsir. AZ
the day ~ -etv'c'l after the service oa YEA ~ a.
sGuin,pn>-f ',rVr'i within th- CoEBtJ: il as,v-A
gu; q: this County. hui within this Juiiciai D,l,i~
vii E' ny day. ~, II rVrd out ~ said l6ay;rt
t''t. iliE j"rt, iays-or Judgment Ly default ~,
b. trk,n against !up.
Tie - ii nc'i :. hrourI; To ohtsiu h,ls.a.r,
aga MT Hun fuJ the suu ot - ~ lIsi ampan, dvs
said P}'''if, nP'n ctttdjII pr0qissoTy note naAa
bS Nou 90 'tE"F t ifa'utif- p-c-Iuhrr 81 lSsA T.
SAID aHo, VIII iU'ri,si At the rate nf 'uo p,r cent
Icr i"oI ia uat paid ahd Il YOU :ail to Appear 1nS
answer tid rou pltui ab..Vr REQUIRED the A
PiH'u''h' w'il lake Jui.inrHt against Won for ~
sun, Interest and COSTS according 10 The ptsyeT !,
said complaint
wah, Hon y =. NYrrs Judge ~ said Di,,,,,
Court al ihr k'''"ujh Ju'l,ria b strict
- At,>t Hy hand, ahI the sal Of a.iA
sIu Court III .Li 'u. sad County ~ n Dorh-
- ~" i''-f-t" atiN,-tl, ~ once iu the Civ az
Fla or'.i'=. tHs tie lGih dav o. Nuvcn Der. A. D
i>C' THOMAS y. PATTLN, Clerk.
= \. liotth''Urr At'y fer Pl'Gs. ssm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
SUMMONS.

GTATF or CALIFORNIA. County ~ n po,,Ss
; SS.-lm the D'tg.ct Court Of the Eleventh JuAl.
cal District
Ac''"n brought in the Di,tric, Court Il n. El.V.
- Jnii'1i lsi 1T. AM IN. comp aut N. in he
t"'.",v "i II u raio. ia he oGrr of ihr CIrrt Oi
'tti District toaIt lii and FOR SAhi County and
state.
IT," Pr"p'. ~ r- 81 ~ California, to JOs. 2.
Cb>1kR bcfcT dam. Gt.c, ~:
"'. AZ 'r. 'h' t''i'.t. = - appear in 81 actien
h"'I-ii H=H "-' N"u D.! NJ t.iG llsul,r PiAutR
." 'lf' b'>;' Il .ut' =. t'rv. NH Jrdr,sl n,.
IN. la "L" ~ NE '.ut'y ,' " H. rn,,n. ana 10
af.>v.f - t,.. ttC'rd I.r.r, o., u. IN d,y sf
Arra-'. u -; y. o.,,l.-.o;,.n h'.,,.a,M
iHF co. ; ~ q. t. tar ~" srr, zoe 1u yoa Of ths
~'i'"h"I--i ~'rVtal Wih & IL c...tiy. II served
nH' - u ''H. y ~ .'.n t,s J.dr.nI District
"i.h'n iN'if' - 'r. 4 s,rNrd oui nf .aid lis
"a !. i"'' w. + tify le,.-"t Juden tn, by Dc.
''Glt VII h' i'A..i ara'r>i ,.u
I''r >i'd ," 'n I,ougi to ob'nin judgment
80 .;'.,' t'G - i~ >.in - seven hun,lr,J noIar,
it~ 'ad ''' ".t.' i,'r 2 u-,I.p T. H. Er.un inr ser.
'''' 49, .'' j., t".i rpa certain iiAci II land
tl"'h ~ ttH knnWr "a thu " Ei,ktrhocter
t:..ch' ~ u D"rrdn County ard s,WI; r the same
'h '"'- ''h' '';'. ''!i = Ne S,t Tor the Ssue a.
r. ''i IT. ,o;~t'i 'A.i Er"wU ard D. C'sisr,
p' rh' lit ~. 49, i'''iI hHIi' h.rn transfer.
I"' 81" '' >'''l e. Co., - by tie s;,il Ir fer val
h~h 80 N'i''.- {. t'd II y,n t,i to aIg ear and
-N,r - I'd '"A -j:t ., .t'vc r,qu,rtd. the
:. u ! r -tv. ,..l',. - .glin.i YOU for sid
"a - ".'i '''N.N az ',i'nR I' tlr prayer Sf
""r. -'. 49, r Myr... JaAr. 81 sad District
'""'t "' 'I' y ''i'' j. iir al District
'r,>' ~ laua. and tl,- seal NJ said
-. "t'. ra'a g.: SAL {. uitv g, III Dorado,
- ,tI"-t ..hiN-d III lfi,- W the civ ~ Pia.
CRY III g., :fh i'y"' NugIst 1863
iituMAS PATTE>, CLERK.
F. \ HonNPi"wtE ITH'> Any sm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
SUMMONS.

GTATE OF CAllfoEAIA. County of Fl Dorado
- In ih- D,s;iIrt Court Of the llth Judicial
H..tf'Uf.
Action brought in the Disirc, Court Of the EIev
rHl Judicial Iitrci. and The complaint hled in The
'"'htN "i ~ D"i1d", IN The office "f the Clerk Of
sald Dstr' C"Ert ~ md for SAID County and State.
IT,. People of the state Of California, TO DUNCAN
McLEAN. Defendant Erecting:
lOu arr hereby required I" appear in an artk .
brought against you hv Margaret A. Mclean, Plain.
Tin. in the District Cont a. the Ei-venth JudIrial
District. in and t'T the County ~ II Dorado and 10
answer the Complaint filed theTin on the 2Isf day Of
september. A. u. lS'5. within ten days (excIusive Of
the day OF Srrvcel afer lhe service on you Of this
summons-h served within this county II served out
ni this County. but within This Judicial District With
~ twenty days; or, il Strved out { said District,
then within forty days; or. il by publication three
months from the dae thereof, or judgment by default
will be taken against you
Tile said action is brought To obt1jn Judgment and
uecree ~ divorce. d snlving the bonds Of matr-
mony existing briwern you and the said Plaintiff,
NJ A. clean, ard II you fail 10 appear and an
swer The said complaint above required the said
Piahiiii VIII take judgment against you for said de-
said complaint
Witness, lion. B. F. Myres, Judge Of said District
Court oI The Eleventh Judicial District.
{ Attest, my hand, and the seal OF said
l. Court, in and for said County OF ~ Dorado,
- hereto afhxed at office IN the City Of Pa
cerVille, this the 22d day o. September A. D. 1858.
THOMAS D. PATTEN. Clerk.
NJ X. SHEARER, PiG's Atty. sep96mS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
EXECUTORS SALE.

NOTlCE is hereby given that, in pursuance Of an
~ order OF the Probate Court Of III Dorado COun-
~, State Of California. made on the 26th day Of De-
tober. 1868, in the matter OF the Estate Of SARAH
HARVEY, deceased, and by virtue Of the terms and
directions OF the last will and testament Of the said
deceased the undersigned will sell at public auction,
20 the highest BIZ der for cash. in parcels as desert.
ned, subject to the confirmation Of said Probate
Court, at II O'Clock M., on the
29th Day of November, 1858,
IN THE TOWN OF COI.OMA, on the premises De:
scrbed, all the right, title and interest that said
Testatrix had, at the time OF her DEATH or which
said Estate may have since acquired by operation Of
law otherwise, in and 10 all that certain real e.
tate and premises described as follows, to wit:
In II Dorado County, State Of California, in the
Town Of COoma, the south side OF the road lead
ing from Colcma to UnlOniown, being at the west
end the Town Of COlOma, adjoining the property
OF ,. WtideT on the eSsT, being House, Lot anu
premises upon which the deceased formerly resided:
Also, House and Lot IN Chinatown in said Town Of
COlona, with all rights and privileges belonging
to the same.
At the same time will also be sold n large amount
OF personal property, belonging the Estate OF de-
ceased, consisting Of household and kitchen iurni'
ture, wearing apparel, &c.
Terms Of sale-Cash upon confirmation Of sale "
Court. ROB'T BELL, Executor.
Piacerville, Oct S1st, ls63-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
EF9aI advertisements

TN THE DISTRICT COURT 0DS
il Twelfth Judicial District Of the Stat. oG I'M
mia, In and for the City and County Of San
THE GROSCH CONSOLIDATED GOLD ITS
GOULD CURRY SILVER NININGTcnSn !IHk
AND HENRY T. P. COMSTOCK, Dtftndsn,. AMI
Action brought In the District Court Of ths r.
Judicial District Of the State OF California Iudh
for the city and County OF San PTancseo ~. ~ and
complaint filed 10 said city and ounty Of Ssn tAs
cisco, In Ihe oSScr Of the Clerk o "a ID Ds,,;. ran
The People Of the State Of California asrS SoOFt
ing to The Gould Curry Silve Mining s'eet
and Henry T. p. COmstOck, defendants. pany
You are hereby required to appear IN an
brought against you By the above named ps.eS,1.es
in the District Court Of the Twelfth Judici,i nauA
OF ,hr state 81 California, in and for The -. ..sne
county OF San Francisco, and to answer The ~. sue
plant filed therein with ten days (excIn,I.s eoe'
day Of service, aher the service on you of ~, ne
mons, II served within his county or 1: sam.
Of this county. but in this District vithIn ~, ~ ~
days; Otherwise within "r'y days, or judru.Ss.IHy
prayer Of said complaint. hS
relief ""ihs
First-That an account may be taken Of ali -.
products Uf the Gould Curry mines vkils tL.' ~ As
have been ia the puss' SSOn OF the G.fenJSrs. She
ther Of them, and that The defendants ms. " e.
cr, ed to pay to the plaintiffs threeounr " ae.
with interest from the time the same vas rsc.;s
hy 'hrm respectively. "ea
Second-Tiat the said Gould L Cury, s;-
ming Com, nny, its officers. and agents ms, At'
join, from making any dividends or in anv = %
distributing any pc ion ~ the receipts or tn"n
said Company amongst the stockho drrs thersoS
I'll tie amount found due the plaintiffs shall /" n Sn
paid N'g
TMrd-ThAt a Receiver may be appoin,.d
property and effects of The said Gould Cnrrv ~. M
Mining Compan', and hat on the amount dn-,u s'.u
plaintiffs afoT tsAG htinE Ascettained he @ ~
directed ard required to coll, ct the same s,""y%
property 90 said Gnuld Curry Silver MinInS 90 as
rany, so fer rs The will gn, and the b.I.Y
fron III, Stockholders thereof pro rata acrords..s"s "
t" amount uf stock owned by them Fespec 49, y y
sad Company and 10 pay ihr same 10 said Plsnys y
F"uri-That the SAID plaintiffs may haV" ID
4 further or other decree or relief herein =, ~
Court shall seem meet and shAu be aRree,Ils,.
equity with costs.
7 And yUu Lrrt bv notified that n You fail .. .
pear and answer the said compliant as ahovs y
au'rrd. the "A Il plaintiff, will apply to the Com, ~
the rcli, dem.i dcd N The complaint. WI
~ Gwen under my Ian and seal n, IL.
>EAL District Court of The Twelfth Jud,ci,I t" N.
- 'r,f. of the State OF CALIFORNIA In ana -
thr ely and county of san Franc-cO, this I;Ih A..
"f ociuh"r. in the year "f our Lord one tbou,,,a
eight huu'tred and sNty-ihree.
WM. LOEWI, Clerk,
Per Wv. Y. SATrERLEE Den III
2 EWd. Tomrkius, Pla:ntiHs' Atty. oet3iHa
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

4 TTENTIO\ is called 10 the following list of
n Au!rricau and Forcigu Periodicals, t"r wiiich
receive s.hscr, +; one. PcrlHlnt u; Hirli grucnts
having been madc by the United States Guvvrn.
Evnt iur the carrying oi the nails IRON the Allah
tic Sa:cs by steamer three tunes monih. am
ready To- receive suh.crir'Iuus at "A much lower
rate than f,rmrr,y. The same care and attention
vii be paid To- the forwarding Of all ltkaGes fer
which tbs estah s'IMcut has gained sGcl an eny!L-
Die rer4tatinn IN nu sAuut t!e PacIhc Coa.t.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
HON. G. L. VILLAIN 1GHAMS
RECORD ON
Slavery, and the
Civil War.

VNIIS WORK contains complete and accurate
copies Of MIR. NALLANDl"HAM pm. lpAi
Spccchc., On the subjects above named. A'7'
rtit> of many other Speeches, with letters, incl
,lrits, ,utc- .tc.. etc. The work has been care
fuily edited and il l. believed t" present, ram!
an correctly, the p"htic, record and Position Of
man " hos, views, IN relation Ia the rau-rs Of
oar National tronl,>, aud the right r,mcdi's for
them, are attracting an eAtraoid dIiATy amount oil
puhllc a't"ttlJn.
The work is on good, substantial paper. 2io
PAGE, Itrg. syo and i ornamcuted with very
Hl,ly executed steel engraved likeness Of Mr..
NailAudI giam.
PuIrE-Paprr covers. 70 cents Cloth, Sl.O -
lc,l cred by Mail or Express, prepaid, on receipt
nf tie price. Whni,>aic-Paper COVERS, Sj.OJ per
dozen Cloth, SS.O1-Traisp spuriation 10 be paid By
the Purchaser.
Tie rc,,il prices are little more than first
named. This Is necessary in consequence of a
consider hr increase IN the size of the bCuk also
the addition of the engraving.
send ordcr>. with m"ncI enclosed. 10 Columbus
uhn address ed 10 i. H. RILEY y Co., or 10 Gov.
NJ ipAKY, Office OF The C!lsis.'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
G II A II 1 II z.

when Sou meet with nnc suspected
Of some srcret deed OF shame,
And for this by all rejected
As a thug Of evil fame
Guard thine every look and action,
Speak TO word nf hear less blame,
For the slanderrT's : vile detTactIOn
Yet may soil tn, go"ily nime.
when you meet with one pursuing
Ways the ln,t have cutPred in,
Working out his own undOing,
With his rccklesShesS and sin
Think, if placed in his condition,
Would a kind word he in vain!
Or 10. k of cold suspicion
Win thee back to truth again?
There are epOts that bear no lowers
Not because the soil IL bad,
But the summer's g nial showers
Never make their iMsOm= glad
Better have an act that's kindly
Treated sometimes with disdain,
Than, ty Judging others blindly,
Doom the innocent to pain.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28

TIE hardest thing to hold in this world
b IN unruly tongue. It beats hot fat.
iron or . kicking horse cosideTably.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
28th Day Of November, 1858,
FOR SALE.

THE Property on Main Street, PIaoeFVilIe,
Il few doors above the Cary House, known "
as LONEYB SALOON, will be sold ct bargain.
For particulars, inquire Of
augoSH =. q. HAK1OU'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD


That the above statements can Mt all times be YER
ih,d by the written testimony (cXrnding through n
quarter of II century, Of tens OF thousands of un-
iInpcaclIabe witnesses.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-11-28
WOMAN IN ALL HER Diff
CULTIES

Il invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harrlr-s hut effective prrplration-
At the two epochs OF life in which the female system
umdergors the most important aud criir. changes
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
cnusrqnei ces They are alSn confidently recon-.
mendcd US II sp c 'fir in 'vrry disorder to which fe
males are exclusively subject