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The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

nISTRICT COURT, 11th Judicial District, in and
- for the County Of FL Dorado
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, to all
whom II may concern, that l, SUSAN f. HAHN
wife Of John Hahn, residing in II Dorado County
California, intend to apply to the Hon District
Court in and for said County, on the 11th day of
May, A. D. 1867, at the Court Room OF said Court in
the City OF Placervle, at the meeting of the Court
on said day, or 30 soon thereafter as said application
can be heard, for an order authorizing and permit
ting to carry on business in my own name and on
my own account; that said business SO intended to
be carried on by me, is that Of uit-growng Wine
making, Stock raising and general farming and the
matters pertaining to said branches CT business the
same TO be carried on in the Township of Coloma in
said County Of El Dorado.
SUSAN f. HAHN
Coloma, Cal, March 18th, 1868 I'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
County Central Com.....a..
COURTS OF Ell DORADO coUHrY,

n j.. ,lE.. eutEI-HoR: y. /, NycTJ. JadSe IAsaas l.
fNtH e''rk kes4!ar Terms cSGlurAee "a - ses,aA
NHas~"' february and Nay, thIrd NondnyS Sf GarlS1
and November. ~ = - ffsAs''
oot MY CorRI-llon. lanes JohnsSa, JadEe TAsaas
Paft~u cFrhhads ts rcvuiar Terms oa Ire aynt
of January. Nsy shd September. -~~-'o
t"l Ef "i SE~SluNS-iEah James johnson Pr~,ESa.s .
J-tt Goo " stout and Htrsn Falk Associate JSs,ir@sS
az! oa' b. rAcn Clerk-holds regular TeFse az
nr't Mondays Of Aarch, July and HoSenbsF. = : 49,
PRoRATE cuURT-Hon. James Joha.os. 2,aus. 49,
otrsrh month. lg--r, 'sPttssA SseeAy
HHAHn OF SCfERyE0Rs-eOnSbn Of Gsssee v. Swan.
p. y SiF"ut and Pierce ;-ThOmas B. Patsea fiocS
hold regular meetings Non dav Of esc1 1o..
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
.A-Rsrrtsas@VusuxVEuyIaEUs4
IN A DinU vood.sheti in an alIv a.,

On pine wood d-sheGl, in aA ally dsrk
where scattered moonbcams fitted thro
row of tottcring chimneys, and an avn
mgs tom and dr0Opihg, fell astfodS Aacb
and forth, with stiff and tcnse-drawn mus
cles, and peculiar tread, cat.
His naui( wHtS NosSaliy On yondel
ncigh boring shed his father fought tllG
cats that came in squads from streets b.
yOhd, in searehYO of food and strange ad
venture. .,,-..rs..,
Grim War he cuurtcd; and his twisted
TAIL and spine upheaving in fantastic
curves, and claws distepded, and ears
fatty pressed against head thrown back
defiantly, told OF impending strife.
With eyes agleam, aud screeching blast
of war, and steps as Of the dew, young
Norval crept aleng the splintered edge,
and gazed moment through the dark
ness down, with tail awag triumphantly.
Then, with.an imprecation and a grow
perhaps an oath, in direct vengeance
hissed-he started back, and crooked in
body like letter S, or, rather like az in
verted U-stoOd in fierce expectancy.
Twas we'll. With eyetalis "a. 80 < & -as7gS
ears aslant, and open mouth, in which
two rows of fangs stood forth in dread
conformity, slow up post, from out the
dark below, a head appeared!
A dreadful tocsin of determined strife
young Norval uttered then, with face
unblanched, and moustache standing
straight before his nose, and tail flung
wildly to the passing breeze, lie stepped
back in cautious invitation to the foe.
Approaching the other, and with prep
arations dire, each cat surveyed the van
tage Of the field. Around they walked,
with tails uplifted' in the air, while from
their mouths in accents kissing with con-
suming rage, dropped brief but awful
sentences, of malignant hate.
Thrice round the roof they went in
circle, each with eyes upon the foe intent.
ly bent; then, sidewise moving, as is
wont with cats, gave one long drawn, ter
rife, savage y-c-o-w and in they went.
An hour they struggled in tempestuous
might; then fainter grew the squall of
war, until its sound was hushcd. Then
went forth with lamp in hand, and by
its ghostly light surveyed the field
What saw ?
Six claws: one ear OF teeth, perhaps, a
handful and save fur, naught else except
solitary tail. That tail was Norval's-
by ring knew it. The ear was -.
But we'll let the matter rest. The tail
will do without the oar.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
--A~As6ARoS1EyswESl1l@A-VF -VFA9N.F


AInaiden hight, in robes Of white,
- Beeida ths ATe hSSsittiug;' :
Her labor done at set Of sun,
Lar thNughtS Nfarvere Citing. -rs-
Some fftftii tlfeTe hung on chair,
IA y i:siSSS:: ..s :. .s;DS .Ss Ssi@ stI.s. low
= StOO3 w sSf CA shAde. a.3s.A>. ..
"see there, my etild, the cloths deRled,"
s ~ a The aAery hthsr sFied3 a
sr- d" IL Thoughts, ~ doubt, of. some poor lOuts
.-- Yoailoeo WAntas It Jour side.
Ssst what . spCs, (which sought car bict!"
raIEsif ifsaGiE tiii tskRSBS% Is S-tR t5RtirGG,,
.s47.H saAAdq~, got a r'AiDs,'' y q -z7,5-
2 che gqysd ths sbsirsaHd nov elsewhere
Unhindsts4N ssSaed eli sss white,
? IN &sAcx&AAAEI ASpak IN =
The harsh assault for double fault
Was foiled ana proved unjust;
White he, more meek, with growing cheek,
~ His own mistake discussed:
"a, tkps IN bfe how much Of strife
By rude mistake begins!
BY calumny how many die,
Though jnroesnt Of siDs.
hs,ppfsSt sneW WIN soonest show
"a rRpot- -npon it lain;
d. And of we find what vice maligned
sAsshadow, not stain.
<eDsar dpgghter, may thy works Away
, Unsullied meet the light,
AaA OS N &Fowh H0ald put tbse down
The blaze of truth Invite.
There's not a shade but light has made;
And virtne'a art sublime,
BY ShRhtKemove mAy Often prove
The plApder was the crime.
"Yst, il abe fail, she could not quail:
For misconeepti gaze
Can never change, BY glAncing strange,
~. 4 noble thing to base.
The cheering sense of innocence
Will in the breast remain:
And they who hurt cannot convert
A shadow to a stain!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

A BATTLE FTELD.-The grouping OF
the falling men and horses, the many
heapcd.up masses OF dead moved strange.
ly by the living MANNED among them,
showing the points where the deadly strife
had been the most severe; the commin-
Cling of uniforms of friends and foes, as
both lie scattered on the ground on which
they fell the groups surrounding this
and that individual sufferer, hearing his
last words, giving to him the last drop Of
water which will ever moisten his lips on
earth the stretchers borne from various
points, each carrying some officer or pri-
vatc soldier, who has now the startling
feeling forced upon him, ait has come to
this, and yet there may be hope of life :"
his excited but over-worn spirit, half.
iaintng as it is, yet dreaming a mixed,
fcverish dream of the charge in which he
met his wound, and the thoughts of home
that flashed upon the heart, as it seemed
to commit that heart to a moments obliv-
ion of all else Then comes the first dawn
of hope that life may be spared; the
view of hOrrid objects passed, seen with
dimmed eye; hope Of life growing strong
er, but with it now dread Of some ope-
ration to be undergone; the sound of
guns still heard, begetting feverish, i'm
patient desire to know the result of the
battle. Again, partial waking up at tb.
voice of the surgeon; he and his attend.
ants seen as through mist; the feelings
of utter weakness, causing all to seem as
though they spoke in whispers; the still
further rousing of the mind, as the cor
dial administered begins to take effect;
the voice Of a comrade or friend lying
close by, himself wounded, yet speaking
to cheer; the operation borne bravely,
and felt the less as it gives promise of a
life just now seemingly lost to hope
through it all, fresh news ever arriving
from amidst the din of the strife yet ra-
ging; all this has life, and motion and
a spirit in it, which mocks the real hor-
rors Of the scene.- Exchange.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
FQ-D A Y d.
Smile to-day

Smile to-day,
D.. Put care away,
To-morrow's not thine own;
Why let a shadow darkly play
On what SO quickly will be Aown'
Il Do m. brighB eyes,
Like starry skies,
Look love into thy face,
Seek not for frowns, grown oyerNise,
To dim their tender grace.
While sunshine glows,
While blooms the rose,
Let hope smile on the golden hours,
Bnd when with Ting'ring step she goee,
Dream softly Of her flowers.
Short is the span
of life for man,
And half his grief and pain
IL borrowed from imagined storms,
Which never wax nor wane.
Thentaste, enjoy
mid Times alloy,
The cup he giveth thee to sip,
Nor frown, If midst the sweet, some drop
or gall should touch thy lip.
The gloomiest night,
Hath rays Of light;
Learn wisdom from the past,
And look for sunshine mid the clouds
Which fly from thee so fast.
While music flows,
When blooms the rose,
Let hope smile on the golden hours,
And when with ling'rin step she goes,
Dream softly Of her flowers.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

How TO MAKE Coon TEA.-Soyer re.
'nOaamends the following plan, and from
repeated experiment, says an exchange,
we can speak decidedly in its favor; Put
the tea in perfectly clean and dry tea,
pot, ten minutes or a quarter of an hour
before it is required; warm the pot and
tea by placing them before the fire; then
filf the teapot with boiling water; allow
to stand for five minutes, and it is ready.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

PUPFNG AwAY.-A boy fills his pipe,
and ,heasSSse only the tebdcco; but i see
going into that pipe, brains, books, time,
health, money, prospects. The pipe is
filled atia4t npd hghtstruek, and the
things which are priceless are careIessly
pdfed away in smoke.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
THE MAGIC TIME OBSERVER
The Perfection of Mechaniam.

- GkSrLEMAS's WATCH CoMBlEED, ~ =
Vile Of IL. rretiiest, most convenient ana deci-
deI'y ne best and cheapest timepiece fof RsHeral
anu reliable use, ever offered. 1t has withia b and
11arhment, retderinra kep entirely nneceSsasy-.
ihe cases Of this Watch composed q No 80.
ine outer one being fine 16 carat gold. II kas the
ranteden accurate timepiece Price, SupevSay en.
GravGd, per case OF halt a dozen, &o01 co. Gsmnla
M1enes " IN neat morocco boxes, tOr proposlnG,
payable on delivery Soldiers rnust FemN navr.ort,
IN aGVapes, as we cannot collect frOm those In tAes
HUBBARD R0s. Z CO.,
70 '. ..l. SOL1 INPORTsas,
fcb'W6 Cor. Nassau and John sts., New York.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

A GENTLEMAN having engaged a brick
layer to make some repairs in his cellar,
ordered the ale to be removed before the
q bricklayer commenced his work. "Oh,
/ am not afraid Of barrel of ale, sir,
said the man. ~ presume not" said the
gentleman but L think barrel of ale
would run at yodr approach"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
NOTICE TO rrAcHrRs.

TNHE COUNTY BOARD or EXAMINATION nest
i at Diamond Sf r.L -, sn she eecoad -Mnd HoaEoA
S,'GrI -, ut...r i'-tth ,at9 o'clock A. =.
All Techers sunb rec ollc1t that u eiP ceStloaaB
hold good foI enc year only, from their date, AnA
she gll Re renewed ~ -exani natIoo, as tAs ST-
! rl; N C.; p at timt. No Teacher can BE- leganv
Older taaa OLe year.
VI. A. LYNDR.
sup Pnbr S.hoois for ~ Dorado Coaaiy.
D.. .s. =, \ st4s, "a. l>G2.-tI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
SUMMONS.


C,TATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of FL Dorado.
- SS.-In the District Court OF the Eleventh Judi
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of the Elev
enth Judicial District and the Complaint filed in
the County Of II Dorado, in the oice of the Clerk
Of said District Court in and for said County and
State.
The People Of the State Of California, to ToNNIS
SCHOLL, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by G. W schon P'aintiI, in
the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District.
in and for the County Of Fl Dorado. and 10 answer
the complaint filed therein on the 2lst lay o F,hru
Ary A. D. lSG3, within ten days, (exclGsive Of the
day Of service.) after the service on you Of this
summons-if served within this County; If served
out Ct this County but within this Judicial District,
within twenty days; or, If served out of sad bS-
trict, then within forty days-orj judgmcntby detanl;
will be taken against you
The said acton is brought to obtain judgmen:
against you for the sum of 4i39 66.lO0, amt due
PHI for services rendered 10 said Der, for working
house work and attending store, for the space Of
ten months and seventeen days, at Louisville. in
said County and if You iatl to app At and ,Hsytr
said complaint as above required, the said PlHiH'.H
will take Judgment against you for said sum of s1a9
G6-lO0 and costs, according 10 the prayer Of sad
complaint.
Witness. Hon. j. F. Myres. Judge Of said District
Court Of the Eleventh judicial District.
t-- Attest my Aaad, a. ! the sell ~ "a !
l.. $ Court, in and fur sail C,rn'y ~ " po-a =.
49, hereto affixed, a. offc. it III C''y - Pa
cervie, this the 2lst day "f February \. +. ,'i3.
THOMAS Il. PATHS. RI.
NJ. X. SHEARYR, Airy for PIN. frb.,fji
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN for the Murderer's Bar Bridge Company, will
apply TO the Board OF Supervisors Of II Dorado
County, at their regular meeting in April A. D. ST.
for license to keep Toll Bridge across the Middle
Fork OF the American River, at Murderers Bar.
j. B. SMITH, Scc'y.
Murderer's Bar, Feb. IS, 1sG3-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
NOTICE.

MY WIFE, LESA METZLER, having left my bed
AI1 and board without just cause or proyocation,
hereby forbid any one to trust or harbor her on
my account, from and after this date.
NJ. c. METZLER.
Placer vile, February 26th, 1s63.-m7ml
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

MRS. WHITE would respectfully ask a contInu
alton of the patronage hitherto bestowed on The
house, and assures Its old friends and the public
generally that the business will be conducted bv
competent and responsible parties.
SACRAMENTO, February Ith, ISG3,-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Saturday, the 4th Day of April,

A. u. lSiS, al tl.c huGr of O'Clock, 7 NJ. az the
right title and uter,s' ~ the sad lohu Il kcr ia ant
to the following d ,tr hcl prri,rty. ly.ag ~ lie
Township of CesamAes, C,ul,y AID stat above
named, To- Wit:
A certain Mining CAIN. s'trf'' r' ;,c VI i'''
Fork Of the CoSnIur> scr: sdil C'ai'0 rr'l4rtc
at the m,Gth of Perry tn,l. oH t'r Muti.. .. e
the said CUsGunvs E.r-r. aIi ru"t ~ l.i,t1 r.r-r
thousand feet mare 0y less. IL tie claim hat
formerly owned by W. Huston. together wfh VIII 4,
pump, and s,Gice boxes, and Luowa tie DAaur
Claim.
Given under my hand I'll, 1otA lay of Matct l-;-}.
q. ". SpALpING,
IS Constable.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
SUMMONS.

CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA.-In the Justices Court,
- Salmon Falls Township, in and for the County OF
Fl Dorado.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
ing to A. p. Gilbert:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in the township Of Salmon Falls, In the
County OF Fl Dorado on the 5th day Of May, A. n.
1863 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to answer unto the CON-
plant Of G. HiX, who to recover 4iS R'lh, on
account, as per bill on file when judgment will be
taken against you for said amount, together with
costs and damages, il you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said County,
Greeting: Make legal service and due return here Of
Given under my hand this Both day Of January.
A. D. 1888 r. X BERRY.
I'd Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
CONSTABLES' SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution To me directed, issuel
ID ont of Justire Ell. T. Tay,crs ,Hrt, Co.ur-~.>
Township, County Of FL Dorado. auh S:''e - C4i'
fornia, upon a judgment rendered therein on the ~
day of March, SD, in favor Of john Frc,ith 4nd
against John Baker for the sum Of one !l:.drrd and
eleven dollars, i"It. and twelve dollars. costs {
suit together wh accruins costs. lat. lry.,i ..V-
on and will expose for sale q! nHhr auc'i m . he
highest bidder, al tie Village Of Flirplay, on
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

FALsEHooD used to travel in seven
league boots; now it has thrown of its
boots, and travels by telegraph.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
On tre 2sth Day of March, 1853,


On TIE 2Sth Day of March, 1853,
offer for sale at public auction between the hours
10 o'clock A. n. and O'Clock p. NJ Of said day, at
the residence Of Eliza NJ. lIollingswort in Coioma
Township, near Cniontown,a all the right title inter
est and estate Of the Estate Of j. D HnllingsWorth,
decd in and to the following described real estate,
to Wit:
The undivided seven.tenths Of that certain Water
Ditch, known as the "COL0MA WATER AND MI.
MING cos DITCH" situated in Cpoma Township
In said County of Fl Dorado, taking water on, q! the
South Fork Of the American River. Oh the north
side thereof, at IA point about 2% or miles above
ColOma and conducting the same down the north
bank OF said river distance Of nine miles, to Mich
igan Flat with all the rights and privileges pertain
ing TO the same.
TERMS, Cash Sale made subject to confirmation
by the said Probate Court.
". +. HOLLINGSw0RTH,
Administrator and
ELIZA NJ. HOLLiNGSWORTH
Administrators Of said Estate.
March 4th, 1s63.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
Sacramento Valley RailrOad and. .RaS
ramento, Placer and Nevada 4 H.
Ca sssssszssEs.:s7 ;szaszsss7 "a

EfI lsssssas.sssR ~
Sisz. 1zs,s.----Ss 4sE Ia
TNKoM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IN TWO lI0URS.--0n and amer OStdAse 1sA
the pa sseI VI The above naAed Eeada Nl1lAp
run follows: - -,
rP YRAIB
VIII leave Sacramento at 6k A. ", APd A..
Leave Folsom ct ~ A. ~, and ~ ?. 4 sFs6
BoWN SRAWS ~ u 's4iisfs
Leave AuhnFn Station at and 1e1fA!M -
LcavS ! ,samat \. ~, I2 n, aud 81 Pa ST..
US SUNDAY one train oaiT, lea wing SacTaaehAo
n, -. \. ~. AMI Auhlrn Station AZ l0k AZ.
Tee " and p. ". rains running fhrossA 70
Auh..rr station. ~ : Pc =
T.,-..r.-, :,r p'-csrT4s and Carson Valley vim
tAt siy-.5 = a-d f-- ne Il, change cara Al fdpO0,
So. q a~-''-' ~ ~ I. y train, and tbosk fer
Aui1.rj s''ituh ,vlau thc4T seatA s.. r,s-s+l ...
-.'.tA .--.l fer.rAts having been made for tAO
reception oi ireir Il u; Auburn btatI0a, hNln AsVO-
Gf,5 hr r-,t ii - SACRAMENTO for thai point, Fer
ra'n> tn'I r-,Fy = w oNice "5- > PrA W
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the. cars, -
Fr.nt a'rcct, uf'er thr Wat Cheer House. =
declS J.. P, R0DIHe0N, D0N
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that, Ivy virtue Of an or
N der duly made aud entered by the Probate
Court of Fl Dorado County,on the 2nd day VI March
1868, the undersigned will,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
LEON'S NEW STATION.

.Al:I One of the Cheapest Houses in the .A2S
uIOuntaina-On Henry 4 Swans new road, aud also
on the old county road to Carson Valley and Esme-
ralda, S6 miles from Placerville and Diamond
Springs, and miles west of Strawberry Valley.
The above House is large twostory frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests.
0TThe BAR is supplied with the best OF Liquors
and SegarS.
.".Good StAbiing for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
aug2tf w P. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21
FORWARDING.
o. HI. p. WHITE e. ca.

TUE FORWARDING BUSINESS Of
l. O. n. Z. WHITE, Deceased, wRI be
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

To any person sending club of 10. We will sard
the At6any Daily Atlas 6 Argue, one year, gratis
Subscriptions may commence, with any number
Letters whether containing remttances or otherwise.
B''oGdrGy and Park Place, oppOssts Citv Han
Park, Ne,o York. N''S 1A''''
..,,. COMSToCK 4 CASSIDY,
'e"A" 3, PTopretors.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-03-21

Tlan f,rmer prices ani IN q" ser,e siy'"' ~ '->
always hcrr. IT, commanding feature Cf prin.ing
einauAt.ug fruiu ;he uti.Cy of the
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

y 8kG ScS - W. -
Our LETTER FAMII.Y SEWING Ma
Ct me il last g ming W rla-w'de reputati n.
1t is beyond doubt the best and cheapest and
mcst beautiful o. ali Fsm,ls $ wing Machines
re, fired 81 the puhic other FAMILY >e~-
ing Macb,ne has 81 many useful appliances for
hemming. binding. Telling, Tucking Gathering,
Guagiug, Bsaiding, EmLroidcring. Cording. AID
,for'h No other family ewing machine bas so
much opacity for great variety OF work. Il
will sew all kinds of c 9th, and with all kisis Of
ihre ID. Great and rec nt Improvements make
our Family Sesin, Wachiae most rel.abie, and
mos dltab.e. and IN ,st certain in ncsiuu ?. az
"a OF sp-. d. ii Dakes 4. . inieri~~As" s.nou'
wnic0 the hest known J, , luz M - ~
m. ie,,c, 4 r lily scs ing Ma hine Our Fam
y S..tns Machines ere finished IN chaste aud
exquisite ysr.
The Fol ting ease Of the Family Ma~hine is =
piece Of cunning workm nship OF the most useful
kind l. protects he machiLs when net in use,
aud when about to be operated may be opens. as
q spacious AMI suestsn'ial table to s0sti 10 the
work. White so.ae Of tho Gases. made out OF the
oh. icest woods, are 6sshed in the simplest and
cnas.est manner possible, others are n arnsi aud
embslished in the most ri silly and superb manner
Its absolutely necessary to see the Family
Machine in operation, SO as to ia ige oifts great
capacity ana beauty. Ills fast becoming as pop
ulae for /, mily sewing as our Asnufac suriog ma
chimes arc tor ~ anufacsuring purpose
The Bran h Ofises are all veil supplied with
silk twist, thread. needles H. &c, Of the best
quality
s<eni for PAMPHirr.
T,iE SINGER MANCFACTURlNG COMPANY.
ass B.os4iw way. N. \.
Chicago Oface, so Clsik street.
X kKAJSE,
jy23-dSm Agent in davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

process Il. starvation. Our patriots here
hosevc,. e.'Isd = lIAea,,on meeting
10 shsss very ~srds ssls At The very
t,ac. Thew q o~sd No horrors 10 ob
Jude locomotives upon the" attention
until ,hey had held ,hsis .je'''ii alton
mestinx'' and ccIcbrat d their victory
over III "Jym patbizess "ith Treason"
"a phrase wbish we also quote LITERAL
" from their rAlIying call.
Bat the worst an most ast ouuding
part OF this horrible business, is, that
our o,cn government Is mainly at fault
Cor. the mon trehaaye Of prisoners On
- shOu ders OF the men who admins.
ter tie Federal Government, ttets the
fearful responsibility Of intsrrupticg The
exchange OF prisoners and amy
justly acswe'sble 10 our people and t.
the world for the indescribable horrors
shlch have resulted IRON that stcppage
On this point NC shslI tomorrow cub
N the documentary evidence which
has reached us through the rebel papers
but which our Government have Leer
car efui to suppress.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-21

The following statistics will give some
idea If the dimensions Of tho great
3 ston organ, about which ,herc 10 40
much show" The largest wind p,pe-
are IT, rtv-two fe.t in !ergih, and 90
wide that man can crawl through
them; While the smallest tubes are M
email as baby's whistle. 1t contaira
several dist not systems O. pipes, capable
Of bel g played alo'e O. IN connection
Nth one another, ly :our manuals 7
k.y-bosrds. The absolute power and
conpa4s Of tho ms ,um+nt rank it
among the 'onr g,catest of tho kind ever
bu Il. The wo d Of which 1t is cor
snnc'cd Is black walnut, co,c'ed will,
carved figures in re let. A richly orna
meitcI trail arch cont .ns the Fey
boards aud stops, aud the pedimcnt
above is snrmouuied bv bus, OF J.han
>chas,ia Bach. Il hind his rises the
10 ty central divis on contain ng p,p.s /;
aud row. ing il y a beautiful sta,uc VI
81. ce,ila holding her Tyre. On eac /,
slie other IS glilin sit ng "a guard
i'm. The GENRE !. conn, cted Ivy harp
shaped compartment is filed with p,prs
t, The tso grapd towers at the sides,
each containing three 60 los al pipes. -
Tho tow RS arr "tely, and produce n
,o1un~,drg fl t. The org II S placed
upoa - io- platform ia wnol. l.ng'h
Is sixty feet, its b,cai h forty teet, and
dep,h twenty four tsct II is majestic,
beautiful. and wonderi,l piece If art,
AMI be ore it stands CrasturL's nob!.
tiopzc statue OF Beet. oven.