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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

I EOUTHxRa FUNDS -Cn the ID b :nss.. go 0.0 In
bill solvent &c orgia, g. uta Carolina, AIanaEs,
!: DC. tsnAs scld 1, Memphis at 95s. ELosher los
s cf u o0n sent CT 81 9ya.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24
TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
A French Steamer Ashore.

CHAnLssToS, Fsb. s3-3tc Frensh war steen'
or Rensndiai while tryirg 10 enter tie hsrbor this
morning. ran a,ha-s ef Su,livsn's Island. The
British steamer Pstre! snd French steamer Nian
have bsen t1 Ing Ill day to get her e. but 20 far
unsuceassful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

4laEAiaS Although the suns rays caused q
rapid dissosu.icn OF the snow ysstsEfaY there were
many 70 son. wiling to psy zen dollars IN hour
for the use sleigh, 20 determined were they to
have one rida this season,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

The Ered~5sks5xsE Ssfsyrs.-Ths Council Of
the city Of isieamooa, Is stated, proposs 10 sp-
psop-iate te7 thousand deliars for the bsnsds Of
the 1federish sburg sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

QALn or H0UsHaoLD and KITCHEN
y FUGE1fuRx At AUCTTa0.-Ws wH ssl
on MHDN16DAY. tbs S6tA inst-. ccn.m srsarg q
II o'escsl, On ths pytinkes near TIA corner oi
yaskson and Adams s:Teass. lot of Houschcld
Furniture, cf tho u&ual VA =; Beds, Be6SteadA
Mattresses. Wasdfe bss, TaSlss. Chsirs, A&
After thA sails. tAs House, suiisble Toe small
be dssrsA Ths hsuss p upplIsa with wassr and
g1s. fxRMS - Cash
fse3 JA1 II TAyLOR 4 son, Ausss.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

afsssed Tor fsasil G In the ihsasrs en- sasuday
night, were airaiensl yesterday and b und ovsr
to keep Ms psscs. 4 Confederate ldsntsnans,
charged with STEALING horse from John Wider
Atkinson, proved his innocence Of the crime,
and wss reisassd from custody. A negro map.
arrested for stsalirg p:ees Of elctn, WAS tis.
charged. bus the cloth wss retained, and can be
had By ths owner on sppnsaticu, with proof. at
tns Mayors sfiso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

Snau Por-This disease II rapidly AbstlpS. A
few days iiaes thsrs we-e bus thirteM pa.isnts IN
ths City capital
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

A UOTIoN SALK or CHOICE OLD WIRES,
"A belonging 10 the Estate Of ths late TX P.esi.
dsEt john Tylef.-On THURSDAY, the s6ih Inst.
commenting st II O'Clock, we VIII scll 5. cur
Office By request OF the TX x.eu.rix, the following
valuable assortment Of WIE1S, say
Rox no !, dox. Esrssai Madeira. old and choice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-02-24

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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
FARM s. DWELLING FOR SALE

FAKkW 3 UNVELEHNN UUHe " III
sssAa THE subscriber will sell Al private sale, ne
ENWN farm. with good tenant house thereon
HAIL. ChrstianR Hundred, within one nslle o. the guy
adjoining lands Of Richard Brindley, Jesse hAl
lowell and Henry Grant containing seyentythres acIeb
may be given at once.
FOR terms which will he reasonable, apply to
mch25tf MARY COYLE, on the premissi
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10

mo PURCHASE and set out your Fruit Trees Reliable
L and vigorous Peach, Pear, Apple and Cherry Trees
Al reasonable prices be obtained at the Brandywins
Nurseries,. near the Philadelphia Turnpike Gate. The
frst applicants get the best trees.
nov2l6t. EDWARD IArNALLi Jr-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10
ne.,irahle Citv Lots for Sale

Desirable City Lots tor sale
having roln manding view of the river. Persons e1-
pecn puchs win Do well to examine Inc them stlo before y
sever5i sntares A plot can bo by calling at the
store corner vi slh and Market eets Institute udns
For further particulars inquire o. "a, ,,,,,,, ,,,n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10

uHIs Bra ady wAs imported by William P Baiy o. New
L York expressly for " c. Gipin'G saea for medicinal
An0P'''A'S u''' 1'' saw V. c. GILPIN.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-03-10

THE SCIENCE OF HEALTH.
Every Man his own Physician.
WAYS PILLS.
The laws relating to health exceedingly simple
to be within the comprehension of the most limited ca
pacty Disease is eectthe violation ofaome prinei-
ple OF nsture, consequently the inaetoh OF her laws Is
writer's classify the predisposng causes under two heads
an unhealthy condition Of The Stomach, and de-
PRAYED state Of the Blood.
DISORDERS OF THE STOMACH, LIVER
AND BOWELS.
The somsth is the great centre which in1uenees the
health or diseases Of the systemAhused iebiitated
by excess-indgeson offensive breath and physical pros
traton the natural consequences Allied to the brain,
it the Of headaches mental depression nervous
complaints and unrefreshing sleep. The Liver becomes
affected and generates bilious disorders pains n the side
&C. The Bowels sympahze by Costiveness Darrhoa and
Dysentery. Tie principal action OF these Pills is on the
stomach and the liver luHgs bowels and Kidneys pArto
pate their recupeatiye and regeneratve operation
IMPURE BLOOD -SCROFUL0US AFFEC-
TIONS.
Old Sores Bad Legs Irritable and IndOlent Ulcers
seroula Consumption, Salt Rheum Kings Evil White
sweings Cancers, &c are the result Of tainted or i'm
compose the vital ud the antisepue properties Of these
Pills nruraize the hdmors that degenerate tand posi-
tive cure Of any Of the above diseases will speedily follow
while Holloways Balsamic Ointment used at the same
time will heal the external sores swellings
FEMALE COMPLAINTS.
Whether in the young or old married or single, az the
dawn of WomanhOod the turn life, these tonic iuedi
cnes display SO decided influence that marked im-
pereepbe in the health of the patient
bng purely vegetable preparation, they safe and
aiable remedy all classes OF FemAee in every conf
ditiop Of health and station Of life.
lNFANTILE DISEASES.
These Medicines have been prescribed with invarable
auccess in all disorders affecting childhood. Thousands
OF cases OF Mumps Group, whoopng Cough Cholera In
ftntum Teehing Worms, &C., have been happily cured
bv these md remedies after all other have failed
HolloagGy's Pills are the best remedy kRoW1 in tht
t0orld for thsJ following dissdses;
| Ague, EryHipslss, nneumausIn,
pintrhas on tho Fits, Stone and Gravel,
skin Gout Secondary symp-
/ RawaI ilomplalnts, Tie Dououreux, TOMS
Coiies Inflammation, Tumours,
| nsbilitv Jaundiee, venersal Affection
! enra T6roata LumbAgo, Weakness from
| nronsy Piles, whatever cause
&o. &c.
IMPORTANT CAUTION l--Hone genuine unles
the words Holol0ay Nelg York and London" are dis
eernable as WdisrmdTk in every leaf Of the book ofdi
reetions around each pot or box.
s.s Sold at the Mandatory Of Professor HOLLOWAY
so Maiden Lane New York and by all respectable DRUG
gists and dealers in Medicine throughout the eiViz
world In boxes at % cents, 90 cents and 81 each.
az There is considerable saving by taking the large
sizes T., -
iRordsr are afi xed to each box. nevl5is-eow
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
mnle proDosi,ioD ,ba. hope made" had failed

ample proposition that hope made" had failed
in the promised lArgeneFs.
How vi"lrntly "Iime strips our Illusions Ol
their hue! We scarce Htialn ~ maturity W
Venrs-that boundary between ideal Hnd real
hfe-ere our brightest visions begin To tade.-
With sull lingering hnd Of hand we cllnB 10
the ldulS Of our buy hood its R'ngs Ut h"le-
its Promises If bliss, and its anblIlnuS dreams;
aud the pride of young manhHsd IL silent be-
f,re the mrlanrh"ly that comes over The heart
Ms time closes the brightest I,nge 0f our exlS-
tence I.iie's TnsY mnrning Is parsi; ana the
soft linis--tlIe exquisite c"l"rings the rainbow
hurS that young imagination casts over the
skyoT the t0ture-the duzziiug marks presented
tu the eve of dawning ambri"n, aud the fdrrl e
pictured ieldS$'t prospective days. fertile WIN
realized hopes, and gl"wlng with the harvest 81
happiness, fade as II dream and leave the niho
tn darkness aud regret Bul MenAgy's mnn-
IiRht radiance relieves our mental gl~ni. For
us the sun # hope gnes down aud The night "f
disappointment falls upon the hearl-liKhis
vlimneT in the retrospect STARS c"me out IN
the horizon If the past, I" light us back Ia the
br,rht spuis, the sweet waters and the green
oasis, where the InnI Of eX"rrience may tread
M more, but nIemurv ever fingers delighted.
How blrsi i he whose heart - enriched y IN
fond and treasured rernllect"nS! Thnngn W
present be sunless, and n" bow "i promise arch
The skv Of his fnmre-ihough lie tread II ni."n
the dust nf his avn hopes and slrnd i>ol"icd
amid the crumblcd nltar> and the fallen idols
II his purrSl w.'rSinp--NPi he NAV triumph IN
the >vi,ir and sentiment "f the r'"t: -
Let fate do her wnrst--there moments "t joy,
Bright drra"> " he past that she ranit dr-tT"\ -
Which come III the u!shtime nf sorrow aud care,
Aud briny back the features that joy uhGd tn wear
'Iong hing he my hraft with such mcu'rl"- hilrd,
Like the vase in which have once been DIS
til ID
Nom aN break. you may ruin the vase If yam WILL
But the scrut u the viii hang round II still "
EECLCSE.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

MONEY SoUANDERED. Official reports
show that we are spending more than a
thousand millions Of dollars annually. A
great portion OF this immense sum gots
into the hands of shoddy contractors, Of
tice-holders, Abolition SpouterS and edi-
tors, and comes out Of the hard earnings
Of the laboring classes. But what right
have the hewers of wood and drawers of
water, the "poor white trash," to com.
Plainy Is it not their duty to support
the government, "cvenif they are en>laved
by doing so? Ought they not TO he will
ling to become srrtS tn convince the world
that We have government Is it not
glory enough for them to he ranked aS
loyaliSts, even if they are robbed Of their
frne.l4a..
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
GroRGErnMx. O.trher lnlh 1863

EDITORS DnNoCRAT: Hive v"u never yazed
with admiration upon The >pl,ndnrS uf AN au-
tnmn sunset? Have vou n"i dHeli with rx-
IaIlc einnIlnnS ujip" the ulugnIhcrnI SCenrIY Of
the West. when gathering around him his drl-
perry of clouds. thu dn.g" sink, /" his ocean
rest? Su'h a scene | have j',si Lrirll, IL,
h"'ne returning tom IA rLnib- N the wuud> |
paused II contemplate 1t Irum Il nrishbumg
hll. charmed by lis brauit aI.t >ubhulIry, un.
I'll the sun farewell glanceS hn-e ehTn mre
amid The mourning clouds. and Snrr"wlng iwi.
IgIt began Ia weep Itself awav upon ihr b )
som ui night. Sdch moments bring the hight
Of nIhrr days around us"-d days that come
back n us
"With recollection's music, though the tone
i hanged ana lernn. like the cloudy gruan
OF dying thurder on the distant wind"
How mysterious how mighty the power Of
association The color ut leat-a tune Of
voice-a single note f melndv the verirst
iri1e, in itself the most uninInrtant cilcmm
stance "f daily life, speak mt" remembered dis
tinctnrSs, us by wave If the enct adrers
wand, The long obliviUus scenes and nciIeuts
Of the Past.
" Each fainter trace that memory holds
So darkly of departed Years,
In one broa glance the soul Lrho'ds
Aud all that Wae at once appears"
Whose heart dues not vibraIs Ia the tonch Of
htHHH Tvs - pen lS Wv eI me now uDQ lldlk
It's mus'c IN fancy hear The mathis that
ushered in the dawn Of conscious life. Again
boy, | mingIe in the sports and listen to the
Sllvery-tnned voices and ab0undng mirih of
my trolicSnme frlInws. the ~ isnns and the
vespers that cunSecraIed the altar If nome, and
the sweet chimes Of the village bells heard 50
off IN llte'S Sl'IImg time. still liugerS mpnn mem.
"rI scar. the gnrgiing If the pebbly streams;
The IInkIlng ot cn~-belis IN the nea.ilNS; the
bees w hun; The plaiulive co jug nf the
d"ve; the lIwlnE 0f Inr hlnr- e.urnIng herds
AT evening, and the dalcrI numbers Il \ lures
Swn Choir If bird aud bronx aud breeze, srill
make their reSl>IeSs appeal /" the hrar, aud
with Il l'a'hnS deei' the em"li"ns IIIa' il .ilrS.
iserirtt 5dtive - itie arupurs riilI ri ITnm
the lii'S "t The lnvrd aud l"Sr, ami the pluuuence
thai thrilled in the s''ngSa nInihrr sung
ElnS, aS alone leaned upon nav pun. and
mnsed as in waking dream upon this sunset
sceue Ia the sunset land. nv miuG tecurred tu
kindred Scenes Ia brighter days. in II sumner
cnne = anG RS n 9stS,fSr y ~ !S.. - =
ing dhIknrSS that began To IniI IT, vIsibl. na-
turc. spell Of sadness rested loIniy upon
my mind, AZ descended the hn., cIutrasti q
my past and present, and thinking how "ths
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

"a STRONG GOVERNMENT. We give
the following for the benefit Of the ADM
rcrs of the Muscovite Government, a nu.
meroGs class in free America" inst now
II will be remembered that the chivarous
Schenck not long since bani>hcd young
lady from her home in Baltimore for
wearing mourning for Stonewall Jack
son." lie did not quite reach the Rus
sian standard. The fellow in Wheeling
who cowhi,led the "SeceSh Toman," had
more nearly arrived at the proper stage
of civilization to fraternize with our drar
friends in whose honor the nations me.
tropolis, New York, the other day, made
so grand demonstration
a beautiful young Polish lady. Miss
Sianlenctf, died near Riga rccrr tlv, in
consequence Of n'eging with The knnnt,
Inflicted by order "t MuurAvi,E, because
she wore mourning"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

ABOLITION Victory. best Gov
ernment on earth" must have been in a
gallant mood indeed when, short time
since, at Westminster, in loyal" Mary
land. it ordered the wholesale arrest Of
ladies for alleged diSloyalty, and compel.
ed them either to take the oath Of allie.
giance OF 60 to the county Jail? Wasn't
it glorious victory? IIavn't We Gov
ernment? Isn't it something to boast of,
to be proud Of a victory over helpless
women?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

VINO ARE TIE "DI>UNIoNISTs AND TRAI.
ToRs|-On this head certainly Mr.. Doug
las is good authority. With slcrplr>S
vigilance he watched the movements "i
the Republican leaders. and by ski lfu
questions drew from them an avowal of
their purpose. He abhorrvd their Plat
form, knowing it to be fatal to the I.tace
of our country, and like every other pa
triotic statesman of our nation he warned
his countrymen to beware of the Aboli'
ton party and predicted that It's tiinmth
would result in civil war. The following
is an extract from the last letter DIuSlas
wrote from Washington. II was written
to his friend, Charles G. Lanphirr, the
accomplished editor Of the Illinois State
Register, the organ nf the gallant Drmoc.
racy Of that State. In it Douglas dc.
clarcS. that for partisan rer>"ns, many
Republican S nrtorS ", re auXinn> t. dis.
solve the Cnon." Here is the extract;
"The fact can no longer be drnird,
that many of the Il nnhlichn Senators lie
sire war aud di>uninm. under prrtcXt OF
saving the Union. They wish tn get ri,l
"i the Snuth' rn Senators. in ord, r to
have majority in the Senate to confirm
the appointments; and many Of them
think they hold permanent Republican
a>rrud,ncy in III" Nmthcrn Stats, hut
not in the whole Union for partisan rea.
Suns, therefore, they are anXi",S To dis.
solve the Cuion, if 1t rau TIC 'lnne with.
out making them Responsible before the
tupoutp u h--.-..-.....
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

KENTUCKY Election. The Louisville
journal, the chiei organ OF the successful
party in Kentucky, thus clearly and
un,qnivocally defines its position:
1.-The platform Of the Uninn Democra-
CIV Of Kentucky is the platform OF the
N 'r'h"rn d morracy, NJ rrprrSeD.r,I hy
Governor Seymour. G.,ry ,.,. :.,Ae.sP IS
the UHion State tirkrt stnudS sqnnrcv
upon this platform. aud within the sphere
of his lawful power wilt execute the plat.
form 70 the letter"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

WHICH ?-Shall ballots or bayonetS
rule? The Democracy say ballots, and
by this mode comes peace and prosperity.
The AbolitioniStS say bayonetS, and thro'
these come ruin. deSolation, tyranny and
death. Dcspotism is certain to follow
the triumph of Abolitionism, AMI every
American who supports the Administra-
ton party is a traitor TO his country aud
an enemy to free institutions.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

QUESTIONS. Some independent chap,
not having the fear of Lincoln'S baStileS
before his eyes, audaci"uSly asks, what
Democrat has thanked God for success
full rebel General? What Democrat has
labOred to effect an original net of revolu-
ton, by destroying a sovereign State -
What Democrat has argued in favor of n
dissolution Of the Union What Demo-
crat has thanked God C,r this tlrplorable
warI What d, mocrat has npologiSeh for
q violation Of the Constitution? What
Democrat has tried to shield vinIatvrs of
the Constitution from deserved punish.
mentG What Democrat has said the Con-
Ss.;tG:!oa II; Il; G ca=enan! with death ond n
league with help What Democrat has
justified mob oUsrages and impriSnuedIU
nocent parties: WhSt AhOliinniss has
not approved Of all Of these outrages p
Stand up. We black hearted traitors, yonr
hands crimson with the blood of your
countrymen, and answer.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

KEEP 1T UP.-The Abnlitioni>tS are for
prosecuting this war until slavery is
abolished, M matter what may hc the
cost to the poor white men Of the free
States; no matter how many poor men,
u no have not three hundred dollars, are
forced into the ranks, the negro must he
free; no matter how many homes ol
white men are clothed in monrning--1o
matter how many wives are male widows
and children fatherIess, the old Union
must be destroyed and a new one formed
TO please Abolition fanatics.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
THE oIrx AND COUNTY.
THE ELEcnoN.-An election as impol

THE ELECTION. election as import.
ant, IN many respect more important, than
the last, comes off in this State on Wed
neSday next On that day Superintrn-
dent Of Public Instruction, Judges Of the
Supreme Court, Of the District and coun.
ty Courts, and Justices Of the Peace, will
be elected. The result decides the fate OF
the State, for veal or voc, for years to
come. The nominees of the Democratic
party are gentlemen Of stainless character
and conceded ability, and in less exciting
and intolerant times than the present,
would be elected almost unanimously
They are eminently qualified and worthy
the support Of the people. Prejudice,
passion, power, ignorance, baseness and
the money Of Government pIundcrers are
arrayed against them, and they have to
rely for success on their merit and the
free and unbought suffrages of the De-
mOcracy. We have nothing to say de-
rogatOry to the character or capacity Of
theiV competitors. We drteSt their pin.
ciples and believe the party whose nomi-
nees they are has worked zcalouslv ana
persistently for years to diSmember the
Union. They are the nominees of sec
tiORal, fanatiral. traitorou> party, and if
elected by it, will act with it and be in
measure controlled hyit For this reason
they ought to be defeated. The time is
past for argument. The election is close
at hand, and we submit the issue to the
people without further comment.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

OuR old friend. A. D. Rock, EAq., has quit
the auriIerous fields uf FL Dorado, and taken
up his abode among the argentiferous hills on
the other side not of J0rdan-of the Sierra
Nevadss. He has planted himself (but not Ia
ken rOO', we boPe.) at the town of Clifton, in
Lander County, Reese River District. where
he will transact the business Of u General
Agent" for the buying and selling of mining
stocks, attending t" mining and other inter-
ests, making collections. &c. Cant. Rock is
ROod business man, entirely reliable and re.
spOnsible, and thoroughly honest. We com.
mend HIM to our friends who may need the SER
vices of an agent in that section. He'll do to
tie to,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17
CoNSTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue of two several Executions issued by
ID John Bush, Justice 0f the Peace Tor Pacervills
Township, County Of Fl Dorado, State of California.
TO me directed, upon Judgments rendered in the
Justices Court o. r. II. II Irmon. Justice of the
Peare for said township, to wit one rendered Feb
9TH 1851 in favor Of Richard Ki ne and against the
Pacific Quartz Mining COMPANY, oil which There Is
- balance uusaii>f,u Of $50 4T.ldr; nnd one ia IA
vOr Of j. J. Reynolds against said pdc;h. q Hrtz
Mining Z C.mpany, Oh which bhlauce of 500 3i-,uI
rem Iii> UP i'd iu'lg ut rnlcr,d Mar 9TH 1851
have J. We'd upon AMI Seiz d and will txp"se nr
sale at public auction. To ihe highest bidder. dt the
CUurs House dnnr, IN til" City al Placer vile,
On the 7th D y of Novem Der,
A d. 1868 at the hour Of II o'clock VI all The right,
title interest aud claim Of the nbve ,amed defend
ant in aud u the iU"wg described properly. lying
and ing Ia the tow ship Oi Pldcervne, co inty M
State aforesaid, To wit: All thai certain twenty
stamp cam QIar Mill. with The engines md ma
chinerV he nnging t" the same, situated un III, south
side Of lcfc 81 ert Ia the city Of Plc.ryille with
the lot tract OF land ic the same Is sltrA ed
(yOuIing three hun red feet Ihure or less ou said Pa
cfc street aud running back about Our hund ed and
t~4N "a ihs. same knnwI. as the "ptlcihu Qurr1
II Property" together Nth all the z Its iuci-
dents, and privileges pert tining tn the SANE.
Given under my hand, this l7th dav Of 0ctpber
4. D. 1883. A. SLMOETON,
u Constable 10 and for sn:d Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-17

WORDS OF WISDOM. Suppose you go
TO war;" said President Lincoln in his In
Augural Address, which we hope our Rad
ers have not forgotten, because it was
temperate, concilatory and judicious-
you cannot fight always; and when.
after much loss on both sides and no gain
on either, you cease fighting, the identical
questions as 10 terms of intercourse are
again upon you"
Democrats, have been villified. impris-
oned and oaniShcd for uttering the same
sentiment-fo for fooiishly exrrciNing,in in this
bOaSted land Of liberty, freedom OF speech.
Is the Presidents language not a. true
now, as undeniable now, as thirty months
sgO ?-We Shonld say yes, but the sue
cess Of the Administration in proving that
black is ~Aite, in proving that Cameron
is honest, Fremont competent, Burnside
tolerant, Butler gentle, Mcneil innocent,
Lane chivalrous and Garrison patriotic,
has staggered our faith in everything but
the reports Of rebel deSerters, reliable con-
trabandS, telegraphic dispatches and the
statements Of Abolition organs.