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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

Within lrw days past three Government
agents ha' been robbed Of very large amounts,
varying from thirty thousand to one hundred
and thirty thousand dollaro each. some years
ago such agents were called sub.Trousurlcs
with legs"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

COLORED REGIMENT IN THE DIsTRICT.-A meet
ing TO organize colorod regiment, will be held in
Asbury chapel, corner of Eleventh and streets,
on Monday evening" May lth, at "a o'clock. Ad-
dresses will be delivered by Col. J. D. Turner,
Lieut.. Col. w. C. Raymond, and others. The col.
ored men who feel that now is the time to demon
stratc their manhood, arc earn esty invited to be
present.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02
Fight at Greenland Gap.

The following dipatch was received Oh
Tuesday from General Kelley by Lieutenant
Colonel Chescborough, Of General schenck':
staff:
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

RoBBERIEs.-Last evening about 10 o'clock three
negroes, two women and man, entered Mrs. Sup
plo's store, on street south, between Sixth and
Seventh streets east under pretcnse of buying and
stole about sl6 worth Of goods. When detected
they Immediately rushed out Of the shop. officer
Harrison being notified, pursued them to their
house, where the goods were recovered and they
arrested. The names Of the darkies are, Margaret
Bundy, Julia Bundy and Harrison Bundy. The
same party also few moments before went into
Mr.. .wolfheimers store on Garrison street, between
l and X, and stole a hat valued at $3.50. This
morning they were sent TO jail.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

ASSAULT WITH Intent TO KILL.-Yestefday, a
drunken soldier, named Leonard Sharp, while pass
ing along Four-and-a-half street. and when near L
street, overlook colored man. He Immediately
drew a knife and stabbed him in the left shoulder,
inficting severe wound. Alady who was stand.
ing by and witnessed the affair, informed Officer
Barker who took the fellow in charge and con.
veyed him TO the lookup This morning he was
sent to jail for court, by Justice Stratton.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

THEo. F. STOKES, sec'y.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-02

THE wAvERLy.-This is the name of a new club
house and restaurant which was opened at one
O'Clock to-day, on Eighth street opposite the Post
Office, by Messrs. Langley and Farnham. These
gentlemen understand the art Of catering to the
public, and they have started their enterprise
upon sound platform, viz to give their patrons
full equivalent for their money, and to suit their
tastes in every particular. The house is a spa
cious mansion, with many pleasant and conve-
nient apartments for dinner and supper parties.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

GEN. FRANK BLAIR. Gen. Blair Is do
ing noble @rvice against the radicals,
whose purpoSrs he Knows to be treaSoI'a'
BILE. They want the Union disS"lved,
broken into fragments and IN it's ruins ID
establish n Northern CnnErlerary, with
the negro for the keystone Of the ARCH
lie does not. he desires the restoration oil
the old Union, fs>with all the dignity,
: %;., xs53 lights Of the several States
nnimraired." IIc + denounced as a
" copperhcad" by the Administration for
uttering the following sentiments at the
conclusion of late speech, at ST. Louis,
Missouri:
Whenever men are willing to surren-
der, 10 admit their error, and saw that
they have been mi>le'l and misguided, II
does not cOmport with the greatness and
magnnnImiIy Of a republican government
10 pursue them with vindiclivenrSS. fury
AMI hatred. That ought to he left to dy'
naStic governments this thing Of hatred
belongs to kings and princes. aud the
people who have Their ...g:s ,,..Ii.sil,e-
%pitrS To vent. But the government ii
the penplr-a great and maphanim"n'
government -kn"AS how tn forgive as
well as how To conquer. (ChecrS.) My
friends, | desire To see the re.e>tnh'i>l.'
ment Of the Union as it vas. (Grcat np
plauSe)
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

THE PROGRAMME. .-.The Washington
Chro' icle, the admitted organ of the Ad-
mini>tration. edited by the notorious
nI'">tate F"rnry and owned hy the ra>
caly Cameron, distinctly sry> that "lhr
extinction Of slavery in the $, crl,d States
should he made condition Of tn, ir re.
admission intn the CuIon." That is en-.
Phaticnlly and absolutely the radical pnr,
pose of the war 1t is the emily obi Ct
those who shape the policy Of the y .nln-
i>trulinn ever had in view, aud the end
they nuw think is wilhin their reach, AZ
ter having pursued it steadily through
thirty mouths nf DISSEMINATION an'l trrarh.
cry. How much longer will Conscientious
men consent sbe 'lnp'd by the lcr,ter> o.
the old Abolition faction? How much
longer will they uphold a party whose
principles are exeeratle and whose pur.
poses reasonable:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10


A BRIGHT PKoSPEcT. According to late
estimates the expenses nf the AdminiStra'
tion, to "cnnduct the war vigorously"
amount to three millions 0f dollars day
What prospect for the t"iling masses,
out Of whose sweat and bloml this money
comes. The labnring mea are taxed tn
pay the whole Of this immense expense.
Whnt care the Administration SW indlrrS,
>hoddy contractors, hireling editors. rur'
chased stump speakers aud petty officials,
Sn log aS they ure paid by the Admiri>.
tralinm ut the expense Of the poor white
traSh"Y They want the war continued,
hecau>r it enrche$ them and sleeps IL
deeper poverty the poor. The lirh are
not called upon to endure the privati"ns
and share the dangers Of the "tcntcd
field" Three hundred dollars, which
they can pay without feeling it, exempt
them from the draft. \ corrupt Con-
grcS> passed the rOnScriptinn act especial
~ for their benefit. The poor man. wht
is unable I" raise the money. is fnrccd, al
the point uf the bnyonrt. f,om his iam'i.
into the army to fight the battles oi III,
,ich. Manaclrd and la>httl he has b, rr
marched through the streets IN in" army
while the rich, in their luxuIiou< homr>
SMILED apPr"ving'y and eulngized the !, n
iency Of the Administration. Gloriou,
equality!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

A PRorRAcTED WAR.--lt is eviler t
that the Administrator think< the war
will re prntracted for years. We learn
from our Washington exchanges that
wooden barracks are to be constructed
Immediately in all the f"liiicatinn+, and
at every post in tie Department, Of VAST,
ingtnn, for the accommodation Of the
troops. These buildings are cheaper than
tents, more pleasant and healthier, aud
will last for number Of years. This
means, they are likely to be wantel for a
number Of years"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

REwARDING HIS FRENDs. Some very
nice Government plums, says the N"w
York Argus, have recently been ii<rribu-
ted among the Kings friend<," North
and West, in the shape Of appointments
to West Point. belonging to Southern
States. Why does not Mr.. Lincoln np.
point the Congressman from those States,
on the same principle? lie has just nS
much right to do the one as the other,
and his party sanctions all his dnings.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

y. BAMBEGER has received an extensive stock
Of elegant falIand winter clothing Of every de.
ScriptiOn. His assortment is not excelled in
the mines, and the man that cannot be suited
from his stock should be compelled to emi-
igrate TO Kamschatka and wander over her
everlasting SHOWS for century clad a la Geor-
gain hat and spurs with an icicle in each
hand' and singing" Blow, ye breezes, blow"
He has everything in the line of clolhing-tine
broadcloth suits. pilot suits. cashmere suits,
overcoatS, bats, boots, shoes. furnishing goots,
and sells oil as low as "any other man" But.
reader. take not our word for all this-go and
see for yourself.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

SEVERE. The Boston Courier thus
handsomely notices hg military man
"Gcn. Burnside has fair claim for some.
thing from the Administration lie man.
aged TO win a terrible defeat al FredrickS.
burg, but he has conquered Kentucky
and should receive high place in the af.
frcti"nS Of his master. whose dirty work
he has proved himself so competent tn
execute. a man should be paid liberaly
for debaSinS himself so thoroughly.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
REAOLUTIONR.

At regular meeting Of Neptune Engine Co.
held on Thursday evening Iast, the fShowing
were unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of Neptune En-.
giue Company No. 2, are due to those ladies' Of
Upper and Lnwer Placerville for their leuIous
and suecessful efforts in getting up q supper
for their Eleventh Annual Ball.
iSoSOIVeu, TnaI should opportunity 0IIer
the members Of this Company pledge them
solves to FeeipMcale. in the liveisst manner
the kindness shown u them on the OccAsil,E
Sp0ks9 d. "s'e -.
Resolved, Thss 10 the several ladies eh.
rs9rS6o4 M The sscrr>:es|--z5S under arliculau
obligations, and Ne hereby tender T., them ouI
uuIeignad and hearty thanks.
F. F. BARSS.
Secretary, pro tenn.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

We have been told that the Trustees have
determined to remove Mr.. Cyrus Bartlett from
the position of Principal Of the City Srhnol. -
He has occupied the position a long while, to
the great benefit Of our youthful population,
the satisfaction of parents and his own credit
He is a gentleman Of fine requirements. gentle
manners, irreproachabIe morals. u gnod in.
Structor, and is beloved BY all his scholars
Whie we do not question the superior inteIli-
gencO or the motives Of the Trustees, we can
not refrain from expressing the hope that they
will not displace Mr.. Bartlett from the sphere
Of usefulness be has SO long occupied and
adorned.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

GEoRGErowN can produce other things as
we'll as United States Senators and pistrict
attorneys. Mr.. Pattpn showed us on Monday,
two apples from the orchard Of Mr.. Krefer, OF
that town, each Of which weighed over twenty.
seven ounces. They we're of the gloria mundl
variety. Some Of our readers may think our
neighboring town had better iurn her atten.
:iOn exclusively to the growth Of upples. leav-
ing the former procuct to other localities. Not
90. The Senator and Attorney are Ms "heavy"
as the apples, and if the litter are all pulp, the
former are pretty "muchly" muscle.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

ELEGANT SPECIMENS OF ScuLPTuRE.-At the
late County Agricultural Fair Mr.. james Pat
tersoD, of Ringgold, was awarded the frat
premium for sculpture. We have examined
specimens of his handwork, cunningly carved,
and have seen nothing superior To them for
ornaments. They are light and graceful. ele.
CANT and beautiful. They are carved out Of
tale the tale is smooth, polished and transpa.
rent. Clear white, yellnw and red veins run
through it, aud it is thickly dotted with tmull
blue and black spots.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

SARcAsTIc.-Thry have drafted "Billy
Bray" in Somerset County. Maryland
Billy Bray" is jackass. Is possible,
pertinently asks the Boston Courier, that
the author Of the conScription act has
oeen Uaught in mis- own net Z ---'---.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

THE Reason. The Telegraph recently
informed us that an enrolling officer had
been driven from Fulton County, Illinois,
by party Of" CopperhendA. II proves
to lie true. The reason was. the scopn-
dref was caught enrolling an the Demo-
cF=:;,s; &; !ae eaaId find, and e:ait,ing the All
Olitioni<ts, or in putting down their names
in such a manner that they could not he
held if drafted. In one small town he
omitted the names Of fity-seven able
bodied Abolitinni>ts, whilst the name Of
every Democrat, oil and young, sick aud
well, wss put down.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
An OrrKAcE-The editor of the Gt

An OUTAGE. The editor Of the Get
ty<hurg Compiler, the organ Of the Dem
ocrary Of Adams county. who was arreS
ted and put in prison "chnrgrd with
pointing mt to rebel Officers houses where
Federal slOdrrs were rmrcniyd," has been
released from Fort MrIIenrv, rhe charge
having proved (" be false, and gotten up
bv certain malirinnS Ahnlhinm<tS. In
sten,l Of aiding the rrt'rlS, he was Con-
cealing and supporting the sick Colonel
Of mn Indiana regiment, in his own house,
while his Sneakng and cowarhly Aboli-
ton prosecutors were In Harrisburg.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Nor So.-The Amador Dispatch. in mention.
ing an apple, Of the gloria mundi variety. ex.
hibited at the Amador County Fair, by a Mr.
Northrop, Of Lancha Plana. which weighed
3O1< ounces, says, " 1t de6es competition" Its
proportions were, doubtless, huge for Ams dor,
but here, in El Dorado, it would not have at.
tTActed the least attention. Why. bless your
heart, Dispatch if you were to ride BY some Of
our orchards and see the great, hug e
apples and pears hanging from their native
branches, you'd return TO Amadnr and tell
your readers that, up in El Dorado, equashes
grow on trees. Last Sun'ay. an apple, OF the
same variety as the above. was taken taken
from the orchard Of John McTaraahan, ESQ
at Culd Springs, which weighed SO ounces
This out-hetts the Amador apple sill 6 h-t l.y
and, in the language Of our friend Of the Dis.
patch, "Defes competition"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
DE IIS.

Atlha C'rv House, in thi. C'v. m end
inst, Nr. H'ihbr'. aged :" WEARS
At lhr Nevada iitrl. in this Civ. on 5,h
ins'.. Martin S't"u'. aged % wears,
In ,h's Civ, o. 7,h, F.nri". daughter #
Kart and Squire Higgins. aged trnts
Al Trxas Illl, un s'h insi. John McCulngl
aged ~ y-a.s.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
ESTATE OF ADOLPH LoRsRAcH
DECEASED.

NOTICE Is hereby given bV the undersigned, Al.
IN mInistratrx of The abUve named Estate. 10 the
creditors OF aud all persons having claim. against
said Deceased, to exhibit the same, with the neces
saIy vouchers. within ten months from the arst
phniea''S9' q: s..s 4,. 3E,sOI Aeher
ship, County Of II Dorado
SOPHIA LORSBACH,
octcbeT 10Th, ISss.-Im
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Double DRAFr.-A negro in Rhode
Island. who Was drafted in two towns,
sent substitute from one and represent.
c1 .!!.S other himself
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
THE oIrx AND COUNTY

CRowDED-The stages for Nevada Territory
are daily crowded with passengers. the most Of
them bound for Reese River the richest mining
district 10 the world. Besides those gong in
stages, many are going in wagons. buggies. on
horseback and afoot. Our county is fast be.
coming depopulated, and if the exodus con-
tinues El Dorado will soon be without residents.
Everybody talks about leaving. A letter from
friend at Clifton informs us that that rlace is
filed with persons from PlacervIlle, all of bonn
have good claims and are doing well. Accounts
from the mines are extremely lattering, and il
they turn out as well as they promise, "our
boys" will soon have "c0rds of iin."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

While the draft was pro
crossing in Rutland, Vermunt, a man
vino ha'i u deinrmed face. was arrested
for " making up faces" a diSloyal prac.
uce, to insult the Marshal. and Was hand.
cuhed and sent To Jail. He was one Oi
the poor white trash"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

RESIGSArIoSS AND APPOINTMENTS George
E. Freeman, Adam W. Porter and Pat. LYMAN
Road Overseers of the Townships of Green.
wood. Georgetown and Whitenak, have re.
signed, and The Board Of Supervisors have ap
pointed Sias Hayes for Greenwood Township,
John J. Hardin for GeOrgctown, and James
Wing for Whiteoak.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
ffiaceFtIiir, GGcf. Siiu, i565

A SOUTHERN paper states that it is es.
tmatcsi that the number Of soldiers now
in the Confederate army. and rapidly or.
ganizing for the field. is five hnn,!=pIs na3
seve"ty'live thousand, and that this does
not touch one half the lighting popula.
ton.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

JUsT So.-The Abolition papers and
speakers nre constantly denouncing the
Democracy a. 4" traitors" and enemies of
the country. If this is so, the Prnvi-
dence Post saws, "it is certainly wonder
fnl that the AbOlitioniStS should I've stri.
wing to get SO many Of them into the
army"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

ACCOUNTED Fou. The removal Of the
inSnlrnt and rg"ti>tical Srhcnrk is ar.
r,nntrd fnr. 4 Wa>hins'nn c"trr>pnu-
'irnt. who receives a good salary fur puff
ing G"n. Hall OK. charges that Srhrnrk
'liS"hrvcd a positive or'irr tn with 'raw
thu feeble Mliov from Winchester wln u
Lce was advancing np"n that point =
Srhenck was probably too busy conduit
ing his system If petty persecution i"
Baltimore to paw attention t" Snch tritilnc
matters. Why is h. not arrested AMI
tried auh prni<he,l for di>"hedicnc" nj
orders? BrcaISe hc i fonl-nnuthed
Aholitnri>t, and inhumanly perSccntch
innocent men and dtfenccle>S women and
children.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

RAILROAD BoNDs.-F. A. Bishop. Chief En-.
Gineer of the Placervile and Sacramento Val.
ley Railroad Company. has been authorised BY
the Board of Supervisors to prepare blank
bonds, to be denOminated "El Doradu County
Railroad Bonds" made payable twelve years
from date of issue.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

A PEACE PARTY. The Democratic
party is for peace. 1t will hail with sat
iSIarlon the ending of the war, whenever
that can he done upon the basis nf a res
tnration of the Union. But il will not
consent to separation Of the States -
Upon this platform it stands. prepared to
resist every assault, and t" adv"cate penre
with n restored U"ion. Not n Rrpnbli
eau editor in the STATE, not a Republican
speaker, dare say he is in favor Of the res
ioratiun of the old Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
49,, ~. Rvponr : Gen. Mcclellan

McCLELLAN'S REPoRT. - Gen. Mcclellan
has not only submitted his report t" the
War Department, but also accompanied
il with an earnest request that, u the De'
partnent declined the trouble and ex'
pcnSe Of its publication. he should be al
lowed to publish ii himself at his Own
cost. Whether the Administration, jeal-
Gus of his popularity, will grant him even
this privilege is very uncertain. Stanton
Hates him, and Lincoln fears him as ri
val l1r the Presidency. and, AZ his re; ort
completely vindicatrs his conduct and
exposes the folly and Imbcci'ity OF the
Secretary OF War, it is presumed it will
be suppressed. What is the reputation
Of q gallant and successful and Incrito'
rious soldier to the imbecilps vShn admin.
lister the Government lie is in their
power. ami their past course towards him
proves that they have the disposition t."
crush him, aud will do it il they can.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

PErTTT's new goods hare arrived, and his
store is now great center of attraction tn the
dear creatures that bust hearts and wear
crinolne." Smiths in his glory-surround
daily by all the pretty girls in town (he says
none others buy goods of him), VIII" thrOng to
FeItirS W purchase his pretty goods.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

-tSJJxnJSU RErnkr "A Kcntu ky cor.
respond, ut uf the NV York Tribune re-
Gently complained that there WAS not n
single paper in that State that in'lnrSrd
the Administration. aud urged its sup
porter> tn establish an organ nj Louisville.
The Tribune warmly urged the same
thing. Forgetting This. the New York
Times, speaking Of BurnSidv's speech.
says:
"Gen. Burnside. in a speech to III
people of Lexington, few evenings age,
did not huaiiate 10 declare that he found
more true LOYALTY il Kentucky than in
any other State ia his department. >"
To which tn" Express rctorts with n
siinger, ~ f'l"Ms:
"And yet. the LINES will phase re.
memhe'. there j. net one Administrator
i.mrnal in the whole State oi k.nrnrkv,
not me u Nhirh Su>'ain> the enan' i;,a'int
ar cnnti>,ation policy "f tn President and
his party, -n"t "ne whirh ';"c> not de
n"uncr this policy, out aud out.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

Coop APPoINrNEXr.-We are pleased to state
that the Board of Supervisors have appointed
II. X. Stowe Justice Of the Peac- for Coloma
Township, vice Luther Jones. deceased,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Autumn ard Winter ClothinS
S. BAMBERGER's
FASHIONABLE
CLOTHING EMPORIUML +

Cons sting Of -
Fine Black Cloth, lis hit ard dark cola
Ca meIe Goa .;
Fine Black Doeski n, light and dark cold
Cashmere Pant,
4 large AIS ortn ent of Cass mere Eufts;
Velvet, six, MarSe1.es und CASHMERE
Vests;
Also. Fine Assortment OF Silk, Beaver,
and Ca y mere hat;
A Varled Assortm Mt OF Boots, ehoss
and G Ite rom the beAt H anu.
behktrI >, WInKs, 0odII ey's. 6to
Also, Complee Ass o. .tment Of Boz q
Clol bg and Furnishing Gods.
Gents FurnIs' ing Goods.
Carpet Bags. T unks, Vail es. tc., Etc.
COLTS PISTOLS, Of all "Ies. constantly
on hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

WELLS, FARGO 4 Co.. Hernandez. and Brad.
shaw will please accept our thanks for Dews.
paper l6VoFS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

AccirENT. We regret to say that our old
line. WAS thrown from The hox bv the breaking
of a bridge. and severed, injn' ed b, the wheel.
passing over his legs, IN SATURDAY ltS'.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

y v"u want your washing well done, buy
. Dashsvsy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

H0llOways Ointment and Pills
QCIN>Y ina ann ,,ion ot tn. ihrou i. vsry pre- '.
alrnt during the Spring aud Fall Of the year -
Thousands Of persons have INN tdiatr Recourse TO
these medicines the first symptoms 81 alta, and
advice or ati enhance Of q physiciar. Colds pro-
duced b. the rApin and irrqarn, angts of the at.
m".phrre during this 81" riiily cured by
the pills, These r.med IS foItiy the hody aga nst
the III, lemencies IT the winter. Sold by all Drug.
gist', at rs cents e. AID u, per box OF pol.
lS3
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Nrm advertisements To:Dau.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFTicE r AN0 = V RNLRnLp CoNPtST,
rLcrTv lie, Oct,byr 81, l>Gj.
<n NOTICE is hereby given thnt thr
GNAY " S'N,h A--'>smrnI. of Trn Dollars P'T
Ht share the Stock Of he Fac lie
&EFTTIS 'nd Sacrament" Vale Railroad Com
-~O-Sp,i y, j. due and PAYABLE At Ihr IN,
~ the und"r,snrd in the ~ of Picrrvillr VI DO.
rido County, Cali 'ruiA, within thrIy days from
date.
All shareholders are requested 10 make payment
on or before hist lime, ar such assessment will he
promptly collected IN the mann pr.srr h dry Law.
OGDEN SQCIRES.
octlomll Sec'y P. and s v. r. X. CT.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
AARON KAHN

EIyoULD respectfully announce to the c,tipe,. =
w PiaceTville aud the surrounding eouRITV. ~.
he has Just received the Largest and be.t oelsssSS
siock Of
Fall and Winter ClOthinEi
To be found In this market, eOnssaAnr NJ Ia asas
Fashionable. Dress CoaEs;
Black DoeSklp Pants; g.
Cashmere Business Suits;
Beaver and Plot OVeI coata:
Beaver ana Pilot SUITS;
B4ue Flannel Suits;
Benkert's Boots and Shoes:
Fan style Six and Cass. Hats
DAVia and JoneS bhirts:
Six, Velvet and Plush Vests,
And general assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING 0o0ns,
Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, ETC.. e.
Also, good assortment of YOUTHS and Sovs,
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC:
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
GIotbing, Drp GOODS, Ett;

The .Tas:e and Charactsr Of the Natio,.
10 Best Known by its Costume.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10

COLTS PISTOLS.
0f all siLe', constantly on hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-10
Fall and Winter ClOthin,

CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC:
CONSTANTLY ON HAND,