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The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
From the Crisis.
THE WAR, WHO PAYS THE COSTI


Who pays the cost! Ask the sister,
Sorrowing she sits and aighs-
Mourning fer an only brother:
The cost 10 mine 90 the sister cries.
Who pays the cost? Ask the father,
Grieved, but silent, quelling grief
That Swells his bosom for his boy:
"I've dearly paid" the answer brief
Who pays the cost! Ask the mother,
Bent with sorrow aS with yeau,-
She weeps . son in battle fallen:
"The cost is mine, pay with tears"
Who pays the cost? Ask the orphan,
Sad and friendless now his life -
His father in the conflict fell:
"'Tis mines the cost Of this fell strife"
Who pays the cost? Ask the widow,
Broken hearted, lone and poor
Her husband tlain she doth bewail:
"Tve paid my all, have no more"
What is the cost! Bank bills and gold?
The drOss that misers hoard and hide!
These tears Of grief, a thousand fold,
Outweigh all other cost beside.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
Sacramento Valley Railroad aua ~
ramento, Placer and NoVaaa 4 z
j,

TNRoN SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
Il IN TWO HOURS-0n and AfteT OeNsAeF MA
The passenger cars Of the above named FsAAs ~ =
run A. foOWS:
Will leave Sacramento at 6h A. ~, and A. T.
Leave Poison at ~ An, and oNP.H.
DOWH TAAINs
Leave Au6urn Station al and lOH AZ.
Leave Folsom at : A. ~, ls ~, and 5A P.A
on SUNDAY one train only, leaving SAevaauaaao
at 6k A. ", and Auburn station At l06 AZ
The 6h A. y. and ?. y. tTains running tArossA =
Auburn station.
Passengers for PiAeeTViHe and CarsOn Valley -
take stages. AID or Lncoln, chARRe cars Il Eslas@
On ;h- arrival ~ the 6r Y. train, and those ~
AuhaTn Station retain their sests.
Suitable arrangements hAviNG been made To- -
reception of freight a; Auburn Station, Vim here.
ateT be received at sacramento for that pOint ~
ratas Of toll apply At the oace.
TICK ET OFFICE, opposite the earn, sa
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
derIs Up ROBINSON, SsV1
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Will make ApplIea-
~ ton to the Hon. Board OF Supervisors Of II
Dorado County, for license to keep Ferry at Ore.
for theyea commencing May 18th 1883 at its reRu.
lar May term. SANFORD MILLER
Oregon Bar, April list, 1s6s.-apr11td
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.
DIsTRIcT COURT llrh Judicial District, in and

nISTRICT COURT. lith Judicial District, 10 ana
i for the County Il IL Durado.
Notice e hereby g;vru by the undersigned, to all
whom I, may concern, that !. SUSAN D.. HAHN,
wife Of JOHN Hahn, residing IN II Dorado County
California, intend 70 apply 10 the Hon. Ds'ric;
Court in and ror sad County, on the I'm day NJ
Nav A. u. 1865 at the Court Room Of said Court IN
the CITY OF Pla etvt, 1t the meeting of tl'e Court
on said day, thereafter As -aid application
can he heard for an order authorizing and permit
tingme to carry on business in my own nane and on
my own account; that said business 'nrsphsd 10
br carried on by me. Is that of Fruit growing Wine
making Stock raising and general farming and the
matters pertaining !" said BRANCHES Of business; the
same To- b. carried in the Township II Cooma, in
said County Of n Dorado,
SUSAN Z. HAHN.
CoIoma, Cal, March l?th. 1868, I'd
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
On thd 18th Day Of May, A. D. 1863,
CONsTABLE,S SALE.

I(f virtue OF an execution TO me directed, issued
ID out 0f the Court of q. W Stout n Jusficr OF
the Peace in and for the Township cf PiAcrrvllse
County OF II Dorado, and State Of California upon
n Judgment rendered therein the 18th dag oi
April D. l>G3. IA fayor Of Wm Sic S1nond and
agAi st Henry Thompson, for the sum Of two hun.
dred dollars. debt. aud seventeen 75-1nO doIlars
costs Of suit, together with arcrung eoss-I have
levied upon and seized and will expose for sale At
public auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door. in the City Of Placeryille,
On the 18th Day of May, A. d. 1853,
Al the hour "' O'Clock p NJ all the right title, in
tere>t and claim 81 the above named defendant in
AID to 'he following described properly, lying and
6eing 10 the township Of Placerviile, county and
State Aforesaid. 10 wit
That certain bedrock fiume Mining Claim situated
About t~o and one half miles northeast OF the City
OF fiacerville. In and near the head Of Big Canon
bounded east by the China Claims" north, south
ana west by vacant hand, and formerly known aS
Oakley rhompson's Bed Rock Flume Mining
Claim.
Given under my hand this 16th day Of April. A.
D. 1853. A. SI1IOST0N-
Is Constable in and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
r r U r H .

To side with Truth is noble when we share her
wretched crust,
Ere her eauAe bring fame and profit and 'tiS pros
porous to be just;
Then 1t is the brave man chooses, while the coward
stands aside,
Doubling in his abect spirit, till his Lord 10 cru
cited,
And the multitude make virtue Of the faith they
had denied. ~. X. Lowell.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
COLOMA GARDENS,
= = z

THE undersigned has on hand and for SALE at his
l. garden in Coloma,
100000 Foreign Grape Cuttings, 3 feet
..F-.f. in Length,
Consisting Of three varieties 100000 Of which were
imported from the river Rhine 10000 CataWba and
5000 Isabella.
Roots OF and years growth, Of all
Varieties, for sale cheap. FOR cash.
MARTIN ALLHOFF.
cploma, Nov. 29th, I662.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
SUMMONS,

C,TATE or CALIFORNlA.-In the Justices Court:
- Salmon Falls Township, in and for the County OF
Fl Dorado
The People nf the State Of California send Greet
ing to A. = Gilbert:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me a.
INV office in thr township of Salmon Falls, IN tne
County OF Fl Dorado, on the jth day Of May, A d
1861 at u O'Clock A. NJ, To answer unto the com
plant Of c HjX who sues Ia recover *'S " lhN, on
account, a. per bill file; when judgment VIII he
taken against y"u for said Rmeunt, together WIN
costs and damages il you fail to appear and answer
To the sheriff or Hny Constable nf said County
Greeting: Make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 3t,h day nf January,
A n 1864 r. X BERRY.
I'd Justice Of the Peace OF sAid Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

"Hsrs shaI The PRHsa the Peoples rishts naiatala,
unausa b. Iaassaes and uhbribsd - saia."~
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25

which facts they are prepared to prove Oy oeeuIaf
demonstration to all Who may desire anything In
their line, frOm
A Poster to a Visiting Card!
Being fully convinced Of the fact that the prices
for Printing like all other things In Cali
fornia, have greatly decreased within the past year
We have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
LABoR-SAVING MACHINERY
Known in the business and are thus enabled to
compete with EVEN San Franclsco-thereby COM
pletely nullifying the hitherto good argument that
Money could be saved by sending below for print
ing" Our stock Of
CARDS, BILL AND FANCY PAPER,
always OF the best quality, selected with due
gard to the wants Of our immediate neighborhood :;
and, being in constant Communication with our
Agent in San Francisco, anything NEW, or Of NOVEL
DESIGN introduced there, can be speedily transmitted
| to us.
Having thus enumerated our facilities and deter.
mnation to Go all classes Of work so that fault cAH
NOT be found with prices or execution, We will now
reIterate that
BOOKS AND CATALOG YES,
POSTERS AND HANDBZLLS,
PROGRAMMES AND CIRCULARS,
INVITA- TONS AND TICKETS,
BILLXEADS, FREIGHT BILLS
BUSINESS CARDS AND TAGS,
BOX AND BOTTLE LABELS,
CER7IFICA TES Of STOCK,
BANK CHECKS, RECEIPTS, dc.
In any desired coors or STYLE will be printed by us
AT FIFTY PER CENT. LESS
Than former prices, and in the same style that has
always been the commanding feature OF printing
emanating from the Office Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
EE- Those who have hitherto patronIzed US are
satisfied that what We have above announced is
strictly correct those who have not yet patroniEed
US, need only make one trial to be convinced. We
are both PRACTICAL PRINTERS and are fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all We promise here.
GELWICKS L. JANUARY,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
THE MAGIC THE OBSERVER
The Perfection Of 1Gechanism.

SLNG HUSrISs on oPm RAcR, Sn LAprN -
- GExTLENAEs WATCH ConRiEED.
one o. the Pretiiest, most convenient ana Assi.
and reliable use, ever offered Il has wIlhIn a ao1
connected SHh its machinery, its O1n VfuSIne -
1T1en@ent. TSa rsnSeriag key entirely uasessses1-
th .sses o. me watch are composed
Improved Fsby setIOn Ieyer moveneaE, ha6 d Isss-
Iansed a. accurate timepiecs. REice SGPssiaE e.
ETaved, per case OF half dOssD, 000t g. aSmeS
70 ooy At Wholesale, eSS, sent hy RxpGeae, VIA -
PaysDie on delivery. Soldiers must Famit payment
IN AdVance, as We cannot collect from tkosa Is De
army. Address = - = -
HUBBARD BROS. 4 Co.
.L-s eoLR IMFpsSaas,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
SAN FRANCISCO House,
J. II. Proprietor

A This Eotel, located on the stage road from
E; Placerviile 10 Nevada Territory, ~ miles eaS,
S1Afrom Piacervile, and 3iq miles vest Of StTaW
berry Valley, affords the best Of AcconmndatRhs To
to give entire satisfaction, In entertainment and
charges, 10 all who may favor it with their patron.
age. share Ct patronage is respectfully solicited
aug2tf }. II. MILLER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
sz.7r-? 8. MANERY.
DRAYMAN AND JOBBER,

ReEURNS his grateful thanks to the citizens Of
Faeerville for the liberal patronage heretofore
SxNnAsAto him, and respectfully informs them that
Ne STU around and ready to do their hauling
promptly and at the lowest rates.
FURNITURE MOVED
Without DETACHMENT or Other Injury
Dr ORDERS left at Keck 4 LanR's or DIas
GlSnber's, will be promptly attended to.
pDr4ml 8. MANERY,
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
LEON'S NEW STATION,

- One Of the Cheapest Houses In the AS
mOuntains-on Henry 4 Swans new road, and also
on the old county road TO Carson Valley aud Esme.
ralda, 36 miles frum Placervlle and Diamond
Springs, and miles west OF Strawberry Valley.
The above HOUSE is \ large two-stoTy frame build
ing, with rooms for families and other guests.
&TThe BAR is supplied with the best OF Liquors
and SegarS.
s~.Good Stabling for horses, mules, etc. Hay and
Barley always on hand.
augetf W. P. LEON, Proprietor.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-04-25
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRA!

EE- Those who have hitherto patronIEed us are
satisfied that what have above announced Is
strictly correct those who have not yet patronEed
US, need only make trial to be convinced. We
both PRACTICAL PRINTERS, and fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all We promise here.
GELWICKS T. JANUARY,
PROPRIEToRs.
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Our saaeriag seIdiersa al Tiok.bnrn.

EDITORS APPEAL I notice your lust strict
urss on this subject, but you lay the blame Al
the wrong doo-. The military authorities AZ
Yicksburg, and not the planters. are wholly "a
sponsible for the sad wants of our brave so.
diers. A non-commissioned officer passed thro'
my neighborhood ten days ago, having bean
sent out foI the purpose Of buying or begging
anything, meat or vegetables, that we had To-
spare. Bnt we were expected to send the tbingz
IN wagon, hire 70 be paid for if We chose. At
this season OF the year, and especially after 30
much rain, it is not easy to esiimate sbs vslTs
OF g trip with a wagon from the southern or
eastern neigh6orhoods Of Kinds eonnfv To
Fleksourg, or rom any part Of Kinds. The
government could hardly be expected 10 nav the
ysl1e Of It. But notwithstanding this obvious
difficulty, q wagon losd was Immediately made
up, without charge and q wagon provided BY a
true patriot. As / write, his wagon is passing
ny door on its return from Yicksburg, this be-
ing the fifth day Of Its absence from home, and
the oxen thoroughly used up. 10 is plain that
this thing canRot be often repeated.
The country abounds in potatoes and turnips
which the planters, it is believed, viii freely de-
liver, free Of charge, At the various depots. BY
which NE are surrounded. Let the officials a.
Nickseurg, upon whom such duty may devolve.
Immediately give notice through The jackson
and FleksDuIg newspapers, thar al edibles for
the army will be received loose at any depot on
the Southern, Central, or New Orleans and
JACKSON railroads., and IN my opinion, the plant
ers will sooh wipe eff the s~sDersion which has
been tnougntlessly cast upon them, and the
hearts Of our braves made glad. OF pork. no
great quantity can be had, il is feared, but such
az can be spared ghcuid be paid for at The mar
ket value Of the country. BURLEIGH.
KINDS COUNTY, February lst 1868.
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In The ranks Of orr army and among the
people At large, ne have never heard al utter
sncs Of discomfort with regard to the cause Of
the war an we have heard is some complaint
sits hardships and the sacrifices it entails upon
the people and country. These naturally lead
70 8 general desire for peace. All the console
ton we can give ia The premises is, let US en-
durs on yet a lt.le longer. bearing up under
the burshsus Of TIE war with that fortitude sud
unauimity the. has thus far characterized the
whole country, and an VIII be well. Already
We think We can see a pereepfble break in the
dark cloud o. war. It's heaviest volumes have
pastta over Us.
All at once, in Their msd career to crush ont
the South, the armies Of LINCOLN seem to have
cont to s dead leek. This IL 50 in Virginia, in
Middle Tennessee, aad ai Yicksburg. They
seem 70 have stopped to listen 70 The numbering
boom Of LISo0LN's emancipation gun, and 10
witness is effect upon the popular heart and
mind Of he Northern people. His warriors IN
She field have ceased their work Of death TO
watch the progTess Of this great moral revolu-
ton, and, By ffies and hundreds, they are
throwing down their sFms, prefsning to join
in and swell this great moral revolution in favor
oftruih' justice, highland reason, to further than
imbrue their hsnds in q brothor's blood.
The signs are cheering and hopeful in The
highest degree. This proclamation Of Liz
coLE has and is stil doing its work. Il is re-.
turning to torment It's inventor. It has proved
70 him g Chinese boOmTang, which. when
thrown, returns and strikes MN who throws .
LIEooLN is now feeling the fearful rebound of
hs folly. II has lost him Kentucky, il has di
vided the Northern people, and is fast democrat
iEing and dlstractng bis armies. While such
is The case in the North, il Is cur highest duty.
both as citizen sHd soldier, to remain firm.
united and hopeful Providence is ~smIlineon
our cause The great Avenger Of wrong and
Protector Of nghs has caused our enemy to DO
much eff ouI lighting for Us. This proclama-
zion, issued Ct the insegaion Of madness and
fsnaticism, has been worth to the South sn
hundred thoussnd men. Let US, then, endure
Or hardships ana ~pnvaaons, our griefs and our
s5rrous yet a little longer, and the smiles Of
psacs wiz soon return 20 bless our much
Wroneea and much abused country
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RROm VrCKsBURG.

We have intelligence from Vicksburg up TO
noon yesterday. The river continued to rise
very rapidly, andwas fast OVERLOOKING the pc
nfnsula opposite the city. The water had risen
so high as to have alarmed the Federals, who
were evidently engaged in the morning making
preparations to move their camps. The gun
boats appeared to be anchored as usual, but the
greatest activity was observed among the
transports, who seemed to be taking on freight,
etc, and moving up the river. All work upon
the ditch ceased some days ago, it has been
escertained, on account Of the high water.
But few Of the citizens have complied with
the order of Gen. P%ESIBERToS, to remove from
the city. They appear confident, and deter
mined to abide the fate of their homes.
Between eleven and twelve o'clock a. NJ, yes
terday, the Federal ram Queen Of the Esst,
which has been lying near the mouth of the
canal for some days, opened a Ere on our lower
batteries. The object undoubtedly was to pro-
woke a return fire, for the purpose of ascertain
ing the range of our guns. A few shots were
returned. The effect Of the FIRE upon either
side was not ascertained when the train left.
LATER.-The principal portion of the can
non aiding, which was continued slowly all day
by our bstteri s, was directed at parties Of Yam
KEGS who were engaged in steslIng hogs and
cattle on the Peninsula. Our information is to
nine o'clock last eve ming, up to which time
nothing important had occurred. The Queen of
tho Vest had moved from her late anchorage to q
point below, and beyond the range Of the bat
teries.
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Our latest information IS from the Houston
Telegraph Of the DIST. on the 20th ult there
was nothing exciting at Galveston. The sloop-
of-wAr Broollga. three large steamers, and NOR
tar boat No. 9, were anchored outside the bar.
In consequence of high seas they were rolling
very much, and truce boat, which started for
the Fede5sl feet, was compelled to return. No
mention is made Of the Harriet Lane.
srBLEY's brigade was making active prepare
sions for its march to its new scene Of action.
Colonel JAMES RELY has been assigned by
Major General MAeRuDER to the independent
command of the brigade, until it shall reach the
headquarters Of ita brigade commander.
On tbs SOth ult q brilliant Grafton to Gen. Ms
GRUDER came off 81 Houston. The citizens of Gal
weston and Houston united in presenting a beau
tiful and serviceable sword to that officer. The
presentation speech was delivered by Miss shy
DER, and replied to by the General in true soldier
style. Two bIeeehlOading rifles, the invention
and manufacture Of Mr.. ESQ B. NICHOLS, Of
Galveston, were thoroughly tested during the
last bombardment Of Galveston, They were
placed in battery on the beach and did such ex-
ecudon that the enemy's vessels there were COM
PEELED to haul of. Gen. MAeRUDER expressed
great satisfaction at their success.
Lieuteuant-C Colonel GIDDTEes, Of CARRIERS
regiment, from Washington county, was taken
prisoner near Helena and carried to st. Louis.
There he was packed in a room with twelve
hundred othsrs so close as to be nearly %suffocst-
ing. As he writes, the room was scarcely large
enough to hold one hundred comfortably. Sew
eral died every day. He was kept there till he
exchanged. There is some difference be
tween a civilized treatment Of prisoners of war
and that of barbarisns. The black hole Of
Calcutta has been reproduced by the Adolf
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MTLTTARY M0TTnE
HDQRs MISSISSIPPI STATE TRO0

aDRhS MISSISSIPPI STATE TROOPS
JACKSON. Ma. Eebruarv . 1883.
/ General Orders No. IL
n obsdisnes 70 40 act Of The Legislature. adopting
: for the govsnnzHt oftns state troops IN ssdvs zs5
vice, an SCI Of Congress approved October I3th. 1852.
entitled An act 90 relieve the Army er df=q1zfHa4
sablsd aud lneom5etzut car=u sad providing tbst
ProPrats o-deu adapt ta sane to fhs s-rts t-5,rr
l. Examining Baa-da VIII Be aun0 MED nv TIA was,--
6ensfat Wa2ss duties sal Be 70 " examine iato ste
cases OF sucn omcsrs a. nay BE- 5ruuElt 20 their sttsn-
uou, Tor he p1rpcss of determining rhsir quaiaeat-onf
tor ne ascla-ge Of the duties properly agps-.af1ing 10
IL Whenever such Ezauin-rg Beard shsI dstsrailns
that any cncsr Is u1dt 20 perform lis le1Hmsra a1F
proper d1tiss, or is "a cess and iosttanHvs n t-sr al
charge, thea the sad Board shall souuaulcs.s their
decision, tossi her with he fu -euaEt Of their proceed
tnss In tie ease. 90 TIE Major General who shsL o. h
mt 20 re GoFsrlor ne z cHon sn1 proceed nsF ofths
EXanirinz Board. Hth bis own seHol lndo ssd thereon
-P-ovidsd thas suea on's- shdt be entitled 70 5s
heard aud % cal " tnesse 10 his dafsnFa.
III Ths Govsr8o-, II hs approve the fnfnz Ct thu
BOsrd and the aeUo1 q tie fai G-ns-al. VII rsrrs
honeraolY or dr)2 tIm 10 any, or iedues 70 tina
RANKS, without ply or allows &c. a The rf--unstanes7
Of re ca Q msv warrant a-d t1e good OF che rsrviee
require. the oH'ar who has bean f0and Hnfs FOR hz
". Every officer c1nmsnd-uz 8 rsgrms1t- asBs-ats
battalion, COMPANY or squadron Of state troops Ga
aelve serviee. shall make % BIS immsdsts Command
ing oHcsr, VIII shall --a1sm-t the sane t7rts Wsio--
General a molthly report, in tabular form IA oorVgf
which s2El BE- re- aued By the reporting oHcarJ cen
EInng a Estoi az CONN sio1ea o1cers Of MS com
mand In which shall b. stated ths number % fava sseh
oheer has been absent from his c5mma1d Efb Or with
ont permission CT Oh SEX leave tie number Of times
each omcer has been Observed 90 have been abasus Guu
rs coumazd When on march OF IN action when and
where each ohesrhss been observed 20 hsve performed
asnal acts OF ssTvlcs WHEN and Ehs-e regEEsnt Ia tks
performance Of dltT, and nateuriTs o. the security
s1d economy q puoic property and every command
leg cmcer OF safe troops vii, frcu line 10 fus. report
20 the Asi-r General ths asmes 81 scch officers ir his
e7mn-nd a. il biz oPizion ough- 10 be- tr1uElt bzf-rs
m Examining toSrd together with tie names o. Wit
n=ssss sEainst herr
7. WhsEsFer any 1Hssr shall have been f-ososd.
Honoreby retired % rsi-czd 90 tie ranks 81 a-esordaues
wits tless orders -ns varsucT thereby oocsE1ned shan
b. nled ss IN ease Of dsa b or res Euai5u-pr0vdsz
rat Lhs ue1t emcsrin rsnk shzA perform he duties Of
the Once thus FacE-ed u--I an election s1aI Be had
by order Ct the Governor. 7. c. TUPPER.
E~siorGenersL
A~PProvsd-JoHy J.. PErrUs. Gc7sru5r and Con
manier-iu-Caief tel w
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From the Houston Telegraph. Jan. 2Ll
The Brownsville Flag, Of the ID inst, has some &C
counts OF an invasion Of our soil by Mexican bandltt.
During the latter part Of December several band,
crossed over and committee various depredations.
A party crossed over from Gurrero on the 10Th Of No.
vember, and stole forty horses aud fifty cattle in Zapsts
county. They were subsequently arrested By the Gov
eruOr Of Tamaulipss, bat escaped.
About the middle Of December a train Of supplies for
Rnggold barracks was attacked at Soledad Rancho
Ths party was surprised, and made aext 20 no resis.
lance. The party were all killed and the train robbed
About the same time, Capt Benevides' company WA
attacked in Zapata county, and all their horses STAN.
ped.d
Another party Of two hundred captured and hung
Isidor Vela, chief jUstics Of zapsta comfy. Subse-
quently they attacked Beneyides company and made a
being II. Redmond.
It is estimated that from three 70 Eve hundred Afaxf.
cans have been organized for the purpose Of pIunderiDv
our frontier and that these offensive measures have
been taken under the knowledge and probably the
approval Of the Mexican authorities. The amnuSition
for these raids was procured at Matamoras. The ban
ditti are still on this side the river. and Il "a said some Of
them are under the United States flag.
Prompt measures have already been taken kv Colonel
Buchel to disperss and punish the robbers. Already has
Captain Borden's company visited Soledad and discov.
cred some OF the stolen property, taking vengeance on
those in whose hands It was found.
We LOOK with interest for further accounts
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IMPORTANT Notice.
aaAG89gARTEIas = -. -

~LQUAHE sSD Mss REGIMENT
GcLDsBoRo, b. c. January z5.h. Is63.
Gsnsral Orders No s.
i~AtOhhATION having reached these bsadqrsF.
L. srs teat &C. rein mem1srs q this rsrmeat ans GOV
serving with companies 10 the Westsm arDv a.. go.
nj Commanding hereby ad.snishes all on IS enc5rr-
aging or pssm tiEE tefs gIsrnr viora-iru a. uT-ts-
Law within thelr respective Command 49, 49,
~iasisnc3 where saiufsctory evidsrcs Of II. ~. 80 u
obtai1sd hey VIII Be promptly rsDortsF y, ~ We
department ma t1ey nsy be 1rcustt 70 trail and 10
justice.
IL AL elders and msn whszs leave II abss,-4 ~
fuloughs have expired. are hereby ordered u rsr,-
lmms0ae % t1e7 respective ccmrgnig1 rh0-s "a L.
ing 70 report vibin tvsu-y DAYS after ne D-o-r =.
ton o. reese orders. vii b 5eemsd feses+srs A. - 2
vi Z aec1rdn ay.
By GONNA Q OF J. II STONE
C5-onei couuardinz p Ms Regiment.
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