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The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
"A WUNTlTN DEMOCRAT.

ADDREss OF Gov. DOwNEY. pub
i'll 10 this paper the mastery IeI'er Of
Gov. DOwhsy "tO the people Of the State
- California" There has been no cOn.
tribusiOa in these fearful time" TO the
esuss Of patriotism and constitutional
liberty more OppOrtuns or likely to prove
~sss elective, than this able paper. 1t
se@ss from the right quarter s"d appears
at the right moment - from = man who,
With distinguished ability aud u"chal.
lsngsa pFObity, Oiled the Gubvr"atOriaI
chair for twO years. Its force. cIrarmeSs
and besvity ere worthy the comprehen.
sivs miDd Of its author. and It addresses
issslf to the popular mind when the mas'
- ere eager SOr light, eager To listen To
aound. clear discussion. and ss ready dis
passiooatsly 70 weigh and rightly decide.
TA~@ ere ~Sxy ; s--,"r ; '---;'@ :H--.
SENATE appeals and vspOring sent''nrn-
Sslity-ths capital stock of Abolition
speakers and writers. Hence, to the rx-
clusioa Of much other m1tlrr. we publish
ths addreas entire, with the tirm ronvic-
zion that in the stern c"ntiict "f deSp''t
ism against personal constitutional rights
uow upon %, We can render n" better or
more acceptable service I" our readers.
Gov. DowOey speaks plainly, aud his
voice will be heedetl. Thousands vi !
read this enunciaIiOn "f an admitted
UniON.lOving citizen, one whom all mr"
respect, and will give it vastly mere
weight than any speeches or arg"m 'nts
Of mimiOns Of the administrator" can
command. The Abolition traitors fear
its effect upon the public, and have order
ed their organs H0t 10 publish il. This
explains why il has not appeared in the
Sacramento UniOn.
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ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MINING
COMPANY,

accordance with tlr' l'ws 0f the State NJ Cali
i iOrnIA and the hv laws ot said Company, / will
Ael AT pub lc AuciiaIL SATURDAY he -29II iAv at
August, lSi3- at the hour Of H'c"ck y. VI 1T the
OIlice Of tht C"nipAnv. ia Cla'F>vilr. DOrsLO
COulty, sI InaiIy shares Hf The capital stock the
Company. EtHud:ug Ia the names T the E.ll0Wimg
p, rsOTs, rs will pay the due for assessnents
and cOst Of adV' Rising and sale:
@. ". WA'kina-No. SIS To 529, $50 t. 6s4 585 to
5 3 81 Z" AL inclusive Ia shares 54. bAS $40,
S47 SIS $40. IS, SSI to 554, inclusive-II shares
amount due, &6 M.
las. Gray-AO S9J to 4 ., incIusive-9O shares /;
amount due, ~ M
G. IIarris-No. 2Al to 9tS. 246 to 25N 05I to
2hS. 956 to 20I, iuciuSIve-3U sharra; smounl due,
% 36
Thos. Acock-9H shares amount due. 81 m.
c. ?. Mendell-2I shares amount due. 4s 90.
TOng / Gilss-2| Sh ,r"s; amount due. % 90.
r M Allison S7s to 814 SIS to 37S, 8sn to aS4.
S8S 4" 8S9, incuAiVe2n shar, s; 622 10 69O. 63T to
64l. 62T e8I e33 63S Inrlusive2O shares; 643,
S.S 90, 646, e4s, CAT, 64S-1 shares; amount due,
eS %.
By order Of she Board Of Trustees.
JOHN ?. BREMER, Secretary.
CarksvIlle, July 20lh, 1858. auglWS
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Special anu GcnfraI Notices.

Tae Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DR.. l.. J. zAKlY IL already secured in po-
elton which places il. ell its proprietor fat
abne the as-aulis 1T envy and professional malice
In the sch,s'l- II France. the highe.t pr'z.s are
0fiem drrd To pracf It"ncrs in this DE- ment
Of NcdIcal ocIruce. aHl they occupy with others.
all 'quall! h'hy pO'itI"n in th= pr'f Sri"n. Bic 'rd
is ri ilinstrlou- example. = ~h ming light Onx
the philns"p'Ica stAT> uf his age In EUROPE, and
DIR. CZaPAa! his fully qaAeL him in this country.
Ms proof Of which, the PhiladeIphIA college Of
Mrdi- nr cornplrenIed hiu with diploma, and
the b"uOra'y hd run lem degree. Sc &c ing thi-
hi- t- of op"ratinn, alIh ugh qualified a.
graduate II the CniVrrsity Of TesIh, aud late
Chief Surgeon of the Hung Irian Revolutionary
army. E'r m"rr extended lAlArp. DR.. l.. J. CxapkaN
has h~ni hi ear est attention To the cure Of chIOn
ie disc a,"". l" which he has become 80 great and
expert that h~ is nnw regnd"d a. the Leader HI
this branch ofh his rofr-sIon Throughout the U'i
:ed St.t~', and hi- por,rAit and binGI Apply are
rubl -hed Utter "f interest tn their readers in
the ~ NJ exclusive jr'rnAI. The DOct1r's ofices
are at hi- Medical AMI surgical Institute. ON SA .
r4IneLtn street, cnruer II Leid -dnrf, nearly OpEO
lite the buildings of the P4rIHc Mail Steamship p
Company.
" We ask the particular attrniinn Of our
rehd~r- tn the AwnrH errtihcaIep Of remarkable
urrs, in anOther column" Of this apeT.
The Physician Is off en- blamed for
Gan, Of success IN Ills ire aIrmt. when the iisappont
nent III tie recovery Ot the sick is &C he traced
,ie administering impure III, dirines Robert Whit,
'pOthecary. is paying particular attention to the
'0IpIundinR phys,cians' prescriptions and family
recipes ON medicines nf undnubted nurity RUber,
White. Medical Hall, 10 appointed agent for mos
II the geHLinr Patent Medicines.
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REDUCTION IN PRICES
70 SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION 10 csiIsd to the following list Of
"A AnsFIcsn and fOFs.gn p, riOdica, %, tot which
receive subscriptions Pertnau, Mt arrangements
having bren maize by the uuiIed States UUvern.
n,snt ths cSTFy ing the mails IOm the AtlHb-
tic aIes by sssAtDer three Z tnts . mObIh, ! am
reudy " receive subsrripliOhs ut . much lower
rate than formerly. The saMs care and attention
will be paid IT, the howard ng VI ell paeEag ., IOr
Which this esta ajsiuIs"t has gained such enVia-
Bile reputation LhrOu uEhuut the Pac.ne oast.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
IMSTREET'S
IXIMITALLE HAIR RESTORlTTVE.

IRIS -HOT DYE.
hut restores gray hair TO its Original coloT by sup
pl,ing the capillary tWl'es With natuTsl surlennnce,
impaired hN age or disra.e. All iHst 'pkiHr. ~
dDe~ r"ns,srd OF ihHdr cduSti, DESTROY ing the
utaht! and beauty of the hair, and aH"rd them
srhe. no dressing. irim-treet's lnimit able
'UlrihS n". only re-t"rrs hair t" it. natural eoOr
Icy an easy Irucr.s, but gives the haIrA
LUXJRIANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth. prevents it's falling off, Grad
irAtrs dan'lrmH, and imparts health aud pleasant
ness to the head. II has StoOd the test Of time,
h+Ing the original II air CoOrinx. and is constant,
ly increasing in favor. Used by 10th gentlemen
and lAd'-r. It's sold by resp 't.blr dealers, or
can be procured by them Of ID. 5. BARNES, I'FoPri-
rtor. New York. IOATETTER, SMITH 4 DEAN.
Agents, San Francisco. Two sizes. 50 cents and
81. Ijuy4, ,leOwlyI
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

HtIOUSLR MINING CUMPANY.-Th. STOCK hold.
~ ers iu the abUVe nA1Ird Incorporate COMPANY
NJ. hereby notified that The hrSt meeting OF the
CcnpanV will he held Al ER1lest.'H's Hall, on Tues
day August llth. 1854, at o'clock n, To take the
neeess.'ry steps for the pernaueut organization Vi
the Company.
BY order OF the Board Of u.t ea.
a. X STOWE. Secretary.
Union, colona Township, IL Dorado Co Gal,
July 18th. 1858. I'd
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GOLD SPRINGS KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY,

NOTICE iaheFeby given thst anaIher assessment
IN (6 L> NJ twen'y " cents p r share un the
sIO,k thr Z Id Spr ma X ysUne VI. Mug Company.
has ben i,ved hy the B.ard of Trustees. aud Is
n"w due and payable 1t he ofice "I the Company
la Dorado AL assessments nnt p nd at the exri.
Tatium of tuur weeks from tn. dse hereof. gill br
then s"Li pur>uant tIthe by-laWs Of the COMPANY.
by order Of the Trustres
TiIOS J. ORGON, seC'y.
u Dorado. July Sth. 1853 -4w
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Palmyra LodR Re, no. IsI, q. Z A. /

Palmyra Lodge, No. 1 I, r. T. A. NJ.
hold their regurr ,,-eiIngs IN TueSdly nights next
preceding the 'ul mOon Of zach month. in the new
Hall. Upper Pacrrville. All bre,h hren In good md.
ing are invited to attend
CHARLES D. HANDY, ". II.
J. McKISLEY, Secretary.
Masonic Motto east At ed N e ct tamgs Of
VI I'nrad" Lndgr No ~. are hrld ut MaAnnr Hall,
on The Monday Of or next preceding the Fun Noon
IN each month.
FREDERICK ?. BARSS, ". M.
J1NIsnS NJ. GRVxTHAz, Secretary.
MasOnto.-.Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 10. Of Royal aud Select Matters, holds stated
meetings the evening nf the Hrs. Tuesday Of
each mouth, in MaSonIr Hall. PlacrTviIle.
ISAAC 8. TITUS, T. ]. M.
JANIS L. WEYMOUTH, X, coTder.
Masonic. .- St. James Regal Arch
Chapter, M. 10, hOlS it$ regular meetings IL Ma.
sonic Hall, on the evening 0f the 6rst Wednesday
OF each mouth All Cnm,lani mons 10 good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
WILLIAM A. JANUARY. u. z. u. P.
is. TITUS, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

NATIONAL PEcULIAMTIES. -On seeing q
man n.irowning, n Frrnrhman woulI lose 81
much time in voCiferating, and darting
hithtr anil ihitI'rr that the I"'or fellow
wonl; sink TO rise no more. before rereiv
ing johnny Crapppau'S assistance; = Ger
man would stand wrapped in his charac.
t'is,ir ,rnnscrndrntali>m. debating ~ith
himself whrt er the man meant self.dt.
tructinn. and If <O, wh ther he hadn't
perfect right tn commit snirid" If he
chose: statly aud re>e we'd J"hn Bull
would wait to br introduced to the g n''e.
man before Pr"f-ring his AID; whilst
v"Ing ireland o America. "a' and boats
If. would leap tn the stream and drag
III" unfnriun tie tn the shore, in the first
plncr. to fight T drink With him after
ward. just as the rrsusri'atd d might elect.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

No Republican will ever agree tn !" the
UniOH a. 10 was and the Constitution ~ II ia. "
Sece~s0BIsiE Rav - well xt0p talking such
nonsense At once GChleugU Tribune.
The above comes hOrn the leading Re-
publican paper Uf lllinois, whO.e editor
Ii Postmaster Of Chicago. We ask the
Uni"n loving people Of California if it ex-
presses their sentiments Y-if they are
unwilling To nee the Union restored a"d
the Constitution maintained !-if they are
willing to support party whose organ
breaches such trrasOnable AtuH'E Tne
Democratic party desire the old Union
the Union IA il was under Wa>h.
ington, and Jefferson, and Jack$on-a
Union beneticient at home, respected
abroad, which extended it's empire while
developing the liberty and happiness Of
its citizens. That Union the Dem 'cracy
are labmi"g t. restore, an1 If successful.
will restore; and again viii peace h.
--..-,-.'"d ~%>>As>'S sS~ S.-|.-. ~.>.s>->~ ;-~- ~
ard again will th>v advance in pr"sprr.
itv. We have had thuugh "f Republican
imh+cili'y, miSrule and corruption. Give
u> the old Union and the old party which
governed it 80 wisely and benefcently.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
NOTICE TO srooKHoI.DERs.

NOTICE Il hereby given to the Stockholders oi
~ the GENERAL GRANT MINING COMPANY
that an assessment OF twenty-five cents per share
was this day levied by the Board Of Trustees ,ya
Bile immediately. 10 the Be- retAry, at the OfSe Oi
the Company, In Coloma
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST O. DENVER, Secretary.
ColomA, July 97tb, 1853 AuslW4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramentO, Placer and Nevada 3. r.

ER0N SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
Il IN TWO H0ORS.-Oil and after October 18th
the passenger Of the abOvs named roads wall b
run - fOllUvs:
UP TRATH
VIII leave Sacramento at 6H A. ~. and P.N.
Leave Folsom at ~ 4. ~. and 5KP.A.
DowE TRAIM0
Leave Auburn Station at and lNXA
Leave FOlAon at A. H., 10 ~, aud 81 Pm.
0S SUNDAY OGs train Oli5. iesyinE sscrsmsntO
ct 6k a. y, end Auburn Station st l0K An.
The 81 a. y. and Z ?. ~ trains running through 70
Auburn Station.
Passengers for PiaeervIIIe and CaFaon Valley viii
take gss, for Lincoln, change cars R0IsOm,
on the arrival OH the 81 a. y. train, and those for
/ Auburn Station retain thar seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made for the
reception Of freight vt Auburn Station will here.
Ster be received ut sacramento for hSt point. For
ratas Of toll apply at the odace. r.
TICK TT OF FIOH, opposite the cars, co
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
dselS j. 2. R0BgNs0N. eupt.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

I. o. O. E.-MOrntng Star LEDGE No
90. l. q. D. r., meets every a mrdav Evening, II
Odd PelloWs' Hall, on Stony Point. PiAr-Tviiie. An
Brothers in good standing fraternay invited %
att nd. W. 8. BURNS, N. g.
VIZ. II. TURxER. u. q. dec3S 3m
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mining Companies.
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

- NSTOCKHnLDEHS ~ rae FIRST NORTH IN.
- rENslUN W SUMMIT LE'"iE:-TaAe lniirt
that these viii be ~ ting of the CU.nI,imy nn
Saturday. August Il 1864. IT tite summit .Iou e H.
II U,.ra.'I County, CaluThia All sI,,c .huivrs iI
paying their hr.t assessment Of It tiollars by that
IA'e. will be d. barred vi all prvl ges III the Cum
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Zeta Encampme eNt, 1. o. o. F.s No
8, meets. in Odd Fellows' Hall. on the evenings o
the second and fourth Tuesdays Of each month";
sOjonrnins PAtriarchs are cordially invited to at
&C PIERCE, C. P.
THos. II. CHURCHILL, Scribe. augI
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
Gburrbrs,s GbaritabIr @rnrrs,

PrOteStaMt e ptscOpal Church.
PLA' kHNILIE UivIII' SrrvIr- ut the Court lIUusr
rve-T Sunday u"rniuR. ~ lhH .;'c0ckSunhAy S,lOol
ut >aHr place At \ sN'.hek. y CULOMA--SeFVice
The hTSt and third SUNDAY evenings nt the month.
- O'clock VI DORADO-serVices on the serOud
Sni fourth Sunday eve ings Of the month. at seveL
O'rtuck. DIAMOND SPRINGS--SerVce on the Sec
nnd aLi fourth Sunds Us oI each month, At O'Clock
P. c. q. E'RCE, MiniAter.
Residence, Cary House. Placerville. je92
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

'Tis never i"r wisdom one lovea the
wiSest. or for thtM Wit one l"vrS the wit.
tieSt; lis fnr benevolence and virtue and
hO"eSt t"ndness "ne l"ves pe.'pl'; the other
qualities make one proud Of loving them.
too. = Mrs Thrale.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01

Catholic Church.-Rev. J. Largaa
WiiI ofhcia;e in Georgetown on every first Sunday
Of the month alplI. in COl0ma Church the third
Sunday. Divine service commences at 10 A. ".
Verpers. in 81. Patrlsk's Church P acervIllr, On
every Sunday evening, at quarter past T. jy27
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

sUb>c,II"I"us r,v,d lUr ali The s4u Frau, isG,'
dAuirs, 81 pub ;,snrrs' IrCcs
Any N,W-p,p-T. Mag = ne Review not men
tiOut tIIr 4Tuve Il RII he fuI hIs d In ord
OniVIs tUT b'uNs. uu,c. Fancy AItIClr-. ~, nj "a
pr,npt > a. the I'We ,IdrkrI rates Io>c,ip iU >
pay~be IuNsTL&Uiy III advance Address,
J. STRATMAN,
News Agcb', SAN Francisco.
iuIVQAf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-01
STOCKIIOI.D rs

STOCKIIOl.D RS:
A. PaSlur, J Pnrney, ". Adkins
Uriah FrtIrrly, :. : Cox, J"hn Mahoney
rAyTT, DAnieI Wilson, Chaa RFrr,uau %
Jos. BuIl1r. ". Cu4IdInKtun. Geo. FoaId
Ise,I. Dale, A. r. dat, Lukr
A PAIL ps, J.cAsnn spencer. n. " 'C,naha
D. Church, Jas MtKInsIIy, ". Epson
Jonathan Kepler, Geo smith, rnul Hanson.
l. tUurnees, A. ". Cox, J. Mill,
Geo. Lewis, J. FAX, n IIucheT,
y Bright.Han. J"s. Sheppard, B-mas.
}. 'iri~t tirO MAnu;ng, L.. Mund y,
X TaTborough.D Wins, ". MiIlrr.
J, u. ~. p iiiips, l.. ". HOIey, Thos. 'Itohinc,
John itlar, X RlaiF. Jas Hair,
4 RolIerIsnn, Alien Snyd. r, Jense keefer
NTs Spcer, J"B. VI. CUlllns, A. BryAbt,
Mrs. N. Audrain, Mrs W. u lI,,fn IN
Miss a. n. AUITain, NJ IS u. White.
W. y. LEON, President.
July 23L, s63-td
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OBITUARY NOTICES.

Died. at bis residence in this County on the 4 instant
a,'er PAINFUL illness OF more than three weeks WESLEY
y. faTH IN The Ssh rof his nge lcarin. &E. and
several children to their loss He hid been fDf
era' years member Of the Methodist Church
, .npt Ira l. WoaoaLL. Of Company T. 9th regiment n
=, aei OF consumption on the ID inst at his fathers
18th year aiid graduated with distinction at Trinity fol
'ese june 1880 He then returned to his home in John
st"n cuunwand commenced the study of the law in the
Once 81 James H. Ase Esq and he soon evinced uncrm
mon aots 10 mastering the principles and techncalities
oil tbs honorable profession He had by nature decate
constitution SO much so that his relatives and of his
friends entertained fearful aprretesons of the effect that
the camp and the pvaOns Of the army would have upon
his health He en,eed The service of his country rs Cap
tain OF the company in which he volunteered which posi-
ton he held with nor TO himself and usefulness to his
country lie in The battle at Malvern Hill and many
skirmshes. in all Of which he evnced unfinching gal
lanfry lie was university respected bv the officers and
men of the Path regiment and sincerely beloved by every
member ct his company for his kindness TO then in health
and !" their wants in siskneSS he has pass
oy his friends who wished him in his last Sickness that bis
spirit has scared TO the celestial regions. He leaves
aged father and mother brnhers and sisters and many
warm friends Ia mourn his nltmaIv death.
1t may be truly said Of him that he was ripe schola,
for his age of refined ard elevated morals All small
selfish. narrow. feelings foreign to his nature His
bosom was The homie of honor In The language the
:" His life was gentle and The elements :.
So mixed in him that nature mis ht stand up
And say TO all the world, this man,.
DIED. on the th "f Feb Shs at his Residence in Wavne
County N c. MIR SlLAs Cox in the 5sth year of his age
Few died leaving behind them inheritance
to their children, spess character than the de-
ceased. =
Twenty six years ago the day he was buried he had
buried his wife who left him two infant daughters whom
he raised and educated under his eye living to see
them Comfortably settled in life He Of modest
retiring disposition only fully appreciated by those who
knew him intimately. Though n member Ct the visible
Church of Christ he had been. for mlny years. profess.
ing Christian and calmly tt his end trusting in the merits
81 MS saviour fUr entrance eternal life,
"a FRIEND.
F Raleigh papers and Wilmington Journal please copy
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GU ;Stan1arb.
THE LOTG AGO.

~ -:a' ~ a.sS--
& u aNondarlal streamI is the river Lae'
sna g7s'ae1 through the realm o. teas h
With fautless rytafn and pnscsi rhyme
;,-s, And absosdsr sxssp spd surge saI'"e'
t"''''s' ''' t5lfPqs . II 5hs osfan Of yeAess
u, .ia .;;ners are drifting like fakes of snow,
.,uog rotst ma ma indlatess IKE birds between,
ssheaf, how they come and they Co.
a. the, rixsr AL eass with its ehb and flow,
g.. AS It giides in the shadow and sheen
sss"s fIa ere p ana magical se up the river Time,
where the safest Of airs are playng;
TEsr3sdefotdfesIfsky and o tropical Cline,
A. ! 4 sonE IL sSrefa vesper CLINE,
.add tAs Jdaes with the roses are straJ'ng.
Ard the,rame flbis Isle is the Long Ago. r..
And ne bury treasures thsre-
There nFe -hn,ws,o beauty and b,soms Of sn"w'
There aIe heaps Of dust-O! we loved them s'-
And there trnkes and tresses OF hair! =.
There ase< fragments Of souRthat nobody SINGS
Is Audbs>ts 81 Mfants prayers; . ,. !.
There's lutte upswept and harp without strihgS'
Th.rs arc broken VOWS aud pieces OF rings,
a;And qarrbsAss dead used to wear
Th.rsare hands that waved wheh The fairy shore,
sa+ g IN The mirage is lifted in air,
~ u y And Ne sometimes hear hru the turbulent roar
Sweet voices we heard in the days gone before
y When The wind down the river is Ar
u G! remembered for aye be that blessed Isle, -
Is Jat.. AL the day Of life till night; -.
% 81 When the evening CLOVIS with its beautiful SMILE
3 And eyes closing in slumbers awhile,
~! 5 Inlay the greenwood OF soul be in sight!
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'sation Of hoStiities, and the appointment Of dele
gates from Ill the States 10 National Convention
to devise and mature ,laa for. ahs. settlement Of
our difficulties, which, whist in secures the integrity
OF the Union, shall place the slavery question be.
Die prcpagandsts and re-establish our, Federal:
Union, by the exercise of generous and magnani-
nous ssntimepts, upon o basis a. enduring as the
continent on which wo live. ~ 81
10. That this Legislature and large majority of
the people Of this State condemn gross violations
OF the Federal Constitution the attempt on the part
Of the Executive to controlthe popular branch, of
sentsves tba n eHss Governors
and the division of a sovereign State without the
consent Of its people,. (. 1851. 'f
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SEQUEsTRATION SALE.

VALUABLE COAL AMI IRON PROPERTY
Nine hundred e. eighty.sevcn and a half AcrS
HEY rIKrUE UF A DECREE MADE AT TIE M
Id trict Court Of Pamco in The District of North Ca
Ma in the case Confederate States Of America by John M
ming, jr., receiver, against Robert Pa,on:'
shall sell, on Thursday she 18th day of Nav next b
the Court House door in the town Of Pitsboro and coli
tv nfChattam and State of North Cardlipa, all of ID
Taylors interest in tract of land lying Deep RV
JUS, opposite Egypt. containing nine hunded Sghse
and half acres Said tract of land in Ii heart Of Il
Deep River basin and is underaid with coal and iron
"A 81 'pe has been opened on the properly The States
The interest of said Taylor in the properly is the
estate, but the Deep River Coal and Irun COMPANY rl
right to have the title made to it upon its pnvinstss
purchaser the sum of ghty thousand dollars with n
thereon from JAN st Is ~. Any information desrd
be gvea on addressing John Manning, jr, receiver, E
buro', n. q.
Terms of sale, nne.thrd to.be paid on consummstm
the sale by the District Court oie-lhrd in three ihcn
and the remainder in six months thereafter The pHr
ser giving bonds with good security and the title re
until all the purchase money is paid.
shall also sell ut time and place. thirt -four hs
,dred and eighty shares of stock in the Deep Ryir u
and Iron Company, for cash.
1t being the Stock owned BY John TAYLOR C. W Cd
dard and E. Symou.
=. JOHN MANNING, JR., .Rrs4nr.
Pttsboro', n. c., March 3, 1868. lO-w2n
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1863-03-18

REMEDY FOR PuTRID Sore THRcAE-Take large
s1a onion cut oot the bud or heart to about the mid
die and fill it with teaspo2nful of sulphur then re-
place the piece taken out and roast the onion we'll
wrapping wet cloth three or four double arourd
it After the onion is roasted, squeeze out The Juice
to be kept for use, and then spread the pulp on the
inner cloth in which it was roasted and apply it 10
the throat keeping it there until cure is effected.
at the same time adihinistcs inwardly tea SPOON
full OF the juice, two or three times day. IF the
case is verv stubborn, repeat the same process with
q fresh orion the next day. We are tod that the
remedy has never been known to fail