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The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02

NOTICE ishereby given. that the subscriber hai
IN been appointed and qualified as adsniAistratnl
de boais OF the estate of VIM. Davis late OF Pal
myra, ,Portae Cos, deceased. 10 ,sftss
DA Id b. WILSON,
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-12-02
R.F. SebrelI,s Estale.

oS the ls,h day of November. Ii63. the Hon. Pro-
tbaie Court OF Pc tage Con dec la-ed the cstate
of B 2. ebreIi, late Of Randolph In said County,
required TO present their claims daily authenticated
70 the undarsigned, at his residence In Randolph
aforesaid. within ak months from tits date, or tney
va f71's'se.f ALVIN AXCRoFT, Adm'r.
, D Dassd xov. 70, iSeos s5-ew
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First National Bank ef Ravenna.

- Il OH niaI 3 = = a 3 q
Treasury Depas1meHf,
OFFICE CT CoMPrRoLLER THE RsasrRy.
WAsHsGroS, Oct II. J. 63
lETHEREAs Bysstsfseofs .v,dences resented 10 the
undersigned. it has been made apIear that tiie
i lRSt NATIONAL tsANK OF X ayENNA IN the Coun.
of Perag, aud State of ohio. has been duly anizrd
I'D according 10 tl- requ uts Of the act of
oagress entitled = An act provid- sionri
.cy, secured ny pledge of United Stans stocks and
provide for tie circular and redemption thereof
proved February 95 1868. and has compled wi all
provisions of said net required to lie cenpiied with
s-fore ccnmafciny the btsi.ers of Banking: =sssss
N'sc. therefore, l. Hugh McCulloeh, ConiItrollrr rf
Currency. 90 hereby cettify that The said FIRST
{ ATIDNAE B ANK OF RAVENNA, County of For.
.ge aud s ate of Onin is authorized commence
isiness OF Ranking niid.r the act at. resaid
In Testimony Hhereof, Witness nv hand and seal
lice, this Seventeenth day of e.t pher- J-63
-aas sss4ssf-5z5sa. HUGH Mct UI.LOCH,
Comptroller of the Treasury
Oct. %. aw 5.ssss -
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AfiaeamAnk

George NJ. procsor3 Before A. N. Farr;J ? for
Darwin McI to.h. Ohio =,
On the e9tb day of October, p 1853, said Justice
issued order atiacim MT In the above action r
, the of eleyen aud. CT 100 dollars IS sssgaS
Said Is Tor hearing Dec 18th, n 1863. at
I o'chacs P.M. 6. NJ. PROCTOR.
Nov IL 3wA
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VIM. Earnes.,s Ear Estate.

MOT is hereby given that the subscriber has been
IN npintpd and qualified admini> traior de bo"ia
non, of the estate Of VIM. Earnest. late OF PALMYRA
Per age Co.. deceasei sDASfD E. WILSON.
Palmyra, Nov. 10. 1868. ls.3ws
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FENKLE q LYON's
Sewing Machines.

fllHEsE MACHINES make The lock stitch alike ON
both sides, aud e-s than half the thread and silk
that single do"hIe bread Ioopstc Machines do
will Hem Fell Gather, Cord. Braid. Aind tkc and
better adapted hsu other Sewing Machine in
the frequent changes and vsr of sewing reir
ihicknes-es OF M1rseies Without stopping. and make
every stitch perfect fro the finest beavi-
est beaver cloth the stou,r<t harness eaher,
without chanEiag the feed. neede tension, making
any adjustment of Machine whstrveris III
They simple In construction. aud easily Under
sod aud If part is broken ny accident readily
replaced.
These and will go far to determine
the choice. .of Intelligent bIyer
I5edse CAL and ES1niae. send far CfrcHiar t1li
n. B.. Local agens wanted in SECTIONS NOT yet oecu-
pied. Address. p @ z
;rr,4f EINKbE & LYON 5. M. CO., i
f, No. 5ss Broadsooy, EetS York.
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UNITED STATES
Express Company.

EUN. ED STATES XfRESs COMPANY hay-
made arrangements with the Atlaniic & Great
Western Railway, ~ which they have tie exclusive
privilege of forwarding Express Goods on Express Pas
seng-t TFans hey abk to offer the residents Ra-
and vicinity bett. facilities for the furw ardng of
Express Goods, so far ds lime IN tfasit
iii rates, than have ever bet offered before. ~ &
his q mpany have agents all The pineir al stations
the A1lanuc Il Great Westerp Railway, Erie kalway
and connecting rnnch Rail Roads, ALSO in all the cities
aud TOWNS in the Weftern iSthtes, and by their
tions with other Express ConpaEes in New York CITY
they enabled forward GOODS to all points the
EASTERN Ststes.
Notes Drafts and Accounts colected; Money. Jeery,
and other valuable packages forwarded wi dspatch
Shippers rf Bu,'er, Cheese and Eggs, viii find 1t to
their advantage to patronize this iine. b ~ ~
For rates OF charges, apply to R. A. GILLETTE
Agent Oiee at the Station A. S q w. Railway.
= CHAS. A DEWITT, =
Gen'l Supt.
2avenna, Nov. 1s, 1863. Mt --5rs -rt
N. smnl packi ges he forwarded may be left at
the Pest Office in care Of SIR. E. TwiiI ss
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4NFoTIcE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that an application
IN will be made 10 the Governor of Ohio for the par
on of Watson Norton. who was sentenced { lh.
aniteniia,y OF said State for ayear. at
ortage County
nov. It. 4w ss
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Cloths, Cassimeres, and vestings,
OF ALL GRADES;
% fIIa1HolceI J s9177..s 5 - a9-s
Hats and Caps,
AND
Gents, Furnishing Goods,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Having largo stock Of entirely goods, embracing
all subscribers take pleasure in in
viting the artenIion ofthep public establish
asking nspec g,os hear their prices, and
bestow upon them share of their custom. ssfff
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DEMOCRAT.
Z Avsn MA, o HIo.
LAgGHrlEIR.

Morniug....,.....,.Dsesmb ., 1868
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Come one and All !

That are not acquainted with this fact. and
Goods and prices.
Don't be afraid to call, II you do not want to pur
chase as W are always willing 10 .how oar Goods.
= J.GOLDSTEIN & CO.
Ravenna. oct., 1868.
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rur SrArE OF Ouio,, In Court Of Common Pleas.
Civil Action for money and sale
| fSrfage County, SS.s of land.
Ulysses spisk, FRA
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

INDICTMENTS BY GRAND jury. -
Among the indictments found by the
Grand Jury Of Macoupin county, recently,
were Gen. Alfred w. Ellct, presented for
bringing negroes into Illinois contrary to
law Gen. John Palmer, ditto; Robert
Gamble, ditto. Jas. Reyburn, Win. Il.
Dugger and J. e. Miller, were indicted
Tor false imprisonment, in the case Of r
Reader.-[ Carlinvillc (ills.) Spectator.
The gentlemen whom this tory Grand
Jury have indicted for bringing free ne
RrOes into the State are in front Of the
enemy, fighting for the restoration of the
UnioR and the Constitution. DID e|es j
NOrv malice take darker, dirtier shade
than this I'll Sacramento Union.
Horrible, isn't il, that men should not
DO allowed to ride rOugh-shod over the
Constitution and laws Of the State be-
cause they are in the army? They
ought to have immunity to violate law,
defy the people, and spit c0Rtamptuously
upon State Governments If they only
have shoulder straps on their coats.
These men ought to be allowed TO food
the State Of Illinois with negroes 1t is
trwe thsI s:seA4h 4;,%y., :. .~v.ss a,,nos, ap4
preaching unanimity, declared that ne
yroeS should not enter the State; but OF
what consequence is that when it con
dicts with the will and action Of a Federal
OmceEI The Union will vet learn that
the States have some rights Marys-
vile EXPRESS.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
STOCK STOLEN!
$500 90 REWARD !

StTOiEN from the corral Of the subscriber, ~
- miles east Of Diamond Springs, on the Emgrant
Road, on the night Of the 2lst inst g., the following
animals, 10 wit:
One Sorrel American Horse, mark or
brand on LEFT hip resembling the figure T. about ten
years old and u hands high. lie is a natural PAGER
A Brown Horse, black name and tall u
years old. Spanish brand Oh the left hin, and new
scar on The head near We left ear--cAused by the
birdie, bunch on The near fetlocS joint and sad die
marks on his back. He ID about hands high.
A Dark Brown Mare Mule, snall star on
the forehead, right shoulder sore caused by the
collar large full eyes, neck unusually large about
10 years old middling size.
A Light Gray Mare Mule. abont 8 years
old, middling siSe, little lame ia the right hip, with
small limbs. No marks or brands remembered.
A Sorrel Mare Mule, about years old
branded U. b. on the lef shoulder Numerous saddle
marks on the sides and hack, whip marks on the
right hip, small neck and head.
The above are all work animals, heavy shod all
round The mules are all fat and the horses in fair
ing order.
will pay cas- each for the recovery Of the ami
maa and $l15 for the arrest and conviction Of the
thief OF thieves. w BAHTRAM
P!a.eEviI'e, Nov. 9ath, lS62.-r
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
Az UNABAsHED LIAR.-Smitb, tn

An CNABAsHED ILAR.-Smith, the
great unbribed-Smith, the virtuouS, in
corruptible, lOyallegislator--Smith, whose
sensitive feelings were Shockingly lacerat-
ed by the prefer Of a brbe-Smith, who
is excessively jealous Of the honor Of the
"Union party" and is bent on seeing it
purged of all impurity-naivsly acknow
lodged before the Abolition caucus that
he had " deliberately lied" to use Sem
ator Perkins'S Parliamentary language.
Smiths intentions, probably, were good,
but his conduct Was slightly irregular II
not vev-~hs,~,;II" S-,'>s r?t'<1xsk ~ SlFs
fugleman OF Park, wanted to draw out
Watrous, and he succeeded, but, In doing
so, to our unsOphisticated way Of think
ing, he drew himself in. Smith had
some doubts as to the prOpriety Of one
man offering another bride, and esPeci-
ally as the briber preferred one candidate
and the bribce another, and he hesitated
whether he should accept or decline the
tempting offer. After = tOrturing strug-
/ &c between a sense OF honor and duty
and three thousand dollars, the former
prevailed, and the Immaculate Smith,
Fortified by trial, herojcally resolved TO
heesMc a political Martyr, and die" noor
but honest" It was fearful struggle,
bat Smith ~Ss equal to the task. Less
honest less Courageous men would have
pockcted the three thousand, but Smith
nobly 9urned the paltry sum. Had it
been larger, it is barely possible Smith
would have yielded, and in yielding,
fallen, and in falling, burst into fragments
the great anb patrioticUnion party"
Smith was the martyr, Watrous the victim.
1t is evident that Watrous estimated
Smiths honor too lightly; but then,
again, it must be admitted that Smith did
did not value it at q high figure when
questioned by Perkins.
In caucus, Senator Perkins, with . re
tinement Of cruelty that Smith must have
appreciated, asked him the following EN-
barras>ing questions:
Mr. Perkins, wish to ask the gen
t,rman from Butte whether he did or did
not say that there Was nobody ia that
waTdr"her
mir SMITH have no hesitation in
saying that | did say so.
Mr.. Pekiu>--uh, you did
"Mr S'"itu i did.
"Mr Perkins have stated de.
~ r,'c lie.
M Smith You have my answer"
W. cannot but admire Smith franknesS
aad mceSness. The spirit with which he
answered and replied to Perkins's que>-
ions and comments shows that he ac-
opted martyrs doom with all mar
tvr's forbcarancr and stoiciSm.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

KINGS OFT OF ENrLoYME>r--rhe King
dom Of Greece is the fifth n.omaschv
which has disappeared during the last
few years. King Ohio represents the
tenth sovereign family sent into exile fol-
lowing the Nasa Of sweden, the Baur-
bons Of Spain, those of Naples and Par
ina, the house Of Este Of Modcna, that of
Don Pedro in Portugal, the BourbonS of
France, the d'Orleans, the Grand Ducal
family Of FssesMy. Fhrxr ten families
reckon more than 90 members, without
including the husbands and wives belong
ing 20 other sovereign houses.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

W. Fl. HoGDoS, proprietor of the West
chester PENN Jeffrr>onian, a paper
which was suppressed some time since
for alleged reasonable utteranccs. has
brought an action against United States
Marshal Milward, who seized the proper.
~ of the establishment. lie LAYS the
damage at $4,000.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
City Delinquent Ca1 List.
CITY DELINQUENT TAX I.rsr.

tn conformity With Ordinance No. lAI, ap.
l. proved Oct. 18th, les2, HOties 10 hGrsSy
given THAI The following Deliuquaut Tax Nal
laF the fiscal year 1859, hes besu placed u The
haads ct che City Attorney fcP eoIlssJSsa, cd,
nnlCss the delinquent taxes therei6 spoeiRsA,
with 1--we per cent added thereto. are paid d
The City Treasurer within twenty days from
the date VI this notice, suits will BE- commsnced
by the City Attorney for the recovery Of ths
same, together with all nccruing costa.
Z. Z. CHUBBUCK,
City CLERK.
Placerville, Cal, Saturday. Jan. 10th, 1868.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

/ s~''fsFsF$~sssss
OwSsFs and d3Stli tInli. & a -
THAI, q. H.--haasa amsb - ssiua' s. \ q
Mnku stFeaas waas a. - fS
Carts prnpsseys aino ppn4l Z. ~
umhnown aSp kbuuaa % III
q Eaaikp etFeets RET 81 ~ y -
ID. Laut9sB peupEgsy Vi /. -. 4
UEin, HFa. Jmila-pagt e. IA y y.
rssidsnee nsFtA " ciaF -
q 1egRaEa RFape sssy 7. - ~ = 4
VulieaVi1A Mlchnsk-~eWoeiae9 si
Rsyis l0i, eggusy 81 ts e
Paei1e street; aIsO buf a !. y - ~ !. &.
Vanes, Jamss-boaAs 1aa4 Ii
Of HAia stFesi, wsst 81 so
Fresmaa's 1T. ai1u hsgoSs 5 liT.1 81
Vsdder, A.-sAop as4 ~. seask e q ~.
aslH s1EssE, sazt sH ,sss9saz
TaGgards PEUpSEty =. :. ~ = tsstggsDD
Vantine. Jvhs~-sassp sad ~ 80 - )
frnui, soash side % nslS elrsss y 2
Of sud ad1uiulHg tie 0asls = ~. X. q
walker B EiAaagAh II u =
eigzrs 10 HsFvey's Sni)diua Wssi : -,
sGd sdioIniDg Hsrna0ass : AsAsss :.
son's store ....s..t..ts.t.I., gt!ssseoi
Williams, John H.-Fesidenee -and l1t,'s 81
east side Sacramento street, south 81
aud adjoining COOPeF's properly; alss p
81 q: Gu S0ssIA a :. 80. -. :,
voir street, south and east Of CaewiR6
alSn liquors, cigar, &C.. in SmiIka
oulIoinR ....,:..... ,.......s. .ss'.'rSe
Wade. Thomas B.--fuS ni;urs, casA 80
SOlVent debts. - 2
White. W. J.--house and lut, nurtis Sltas "a
Of Main street, west Of and Adioihlhg :;
DR.. Gyms. .........,.....se,A
Wright. Mrs. n. A.-hOuSe and loianeFth
side Of Pacific street, east ,ek 1nAiAh
jnining SOGu EdeG b. Ts.dtfst9S ~. u 5.fl q
We'll, Mrs.-wooden building Mhd los,
sont6 sIde If Main ssHreI, eass Of aud b
adjoining Dougass's property. ..... u
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

The Physician As SFtsH blamed ESs
want success In hsteatmene, when the aisappOint
ant In The recovery OF the sek e 70 Be traced to
Tie sdministerIng impure medicines. Robert White
apOshOsary, u paying particular attention to the
OonPOundlng physlciAns' prescriptions and family
white, Medical Hall, Is appointed agent for mess
Of the zen Ine Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

PErRFIED SHELL. Fi>n.-The Contra
Costa Gazette mentions the fact Of that
county abOunding with petrifed remains
Of marine plants and animals. Oysters
OF huge dimensions have been found near
The summit of Mount Diablo. Ike cdi,
tor has lately been showE a petriticd
shell fish similar 10 those seen on the
shores Of the Atlantic at the present day,
but vastly larger. These relics Of past
age are found in unlimited numbers, but
ehcir countcrrarts d" not exist in these
degenerate days en- this coast and no.
where do thGr living representatives ap-
PTOach theta ia size.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

Gnob FOR GAsEErE.--Senator Gaskell,
.,i;' bycomin. Indignation, informed the
.a.a., tina! Wa;ious, the unsuccessful
h';brr, remarked in his hearing that
"s5me --g;',mea might feel the force of
: !r:al .i.a:r'asase by AID by" And
c,.,;,4et the t'ucky Gaskell, cit had
'~,n top much fIr NE 10 brook" Gas.
hcn is as b,li Us a sheep and brooked"
it aui ,mo,hcrrI his Indignation long
ii'nr, Lu; it vas too good thing to keep
and on Tuesday night he made the "aw-
iul" disclosure. Bully for Gaskell.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

\ TELEGRAPuIC cable has been laid
ACROSS the Hudson river, about three
miles above West Point, to take the place
Of the masts on which the wires have
been stretched heretofore at Butter Hill.
The cable is $500 feet long AMI is piece
OF the celebrated Atlantic Cable.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

THERE are at the present time 567 con
~icts in the State Prison, only four Of
whom are women. OF the number VIII,
broke away some months since, only
twelve are yet at large, tho rest being
either killed or captured.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

MORE REPUBLICAN HoxEsrY. Official
intelligence has been received that Joseph
a. Nunes, prominent Republican Of San
Francisco and . member Of the State
Central Committee year ago, Paymas.
ter in the army, appointed by President
Lincoln to reward him for partisan SER
vices, has been dismissed from service for
making short payments, evading full set
tlement Of just dues, and causing discOn.
tent and INSTRUMENTATION. There is
scarcely an official Of the Republican
party, who has boosted of his purity and
patriotism, who has not been convicted Of
villainy. A more graceless set of Scamps
never cursed any country.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
Special anG General Notices.
CITY COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

HCENSE-PAY ERS will pIeass take Dotiss that !
IL have nxed upon SATURDAY Of each week for
the oollecton q Licenses. All are expected to pay
for their licenses the Grs. Saturday after they
become due. J. B. HUME,
jy1ad City Collee.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

HARD OLD BREAD.-A correspondent
of the Springfield (MasS.) Republican
says that the bread dealt out to our troops
OH the Rappahannock, was packed in
May 1862, but must be much older.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

WINE Of a good color and taste, some
thing in flavor like Sherry, but in body
and richness like old Madeira, made from
the sorghum Was exhibited at the State
Fair in Indiana, by Mr.. Meyers of Spring
field, Ohio. 1t can be made and sold at
I'VE cents per gallon.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
LUxURIANT BEAUTY.

promotes itS growth, prevents its falling OF, Grad
ieatss dAndru6, and imparts health and pleasant
ness to the head. 1t has stood the test Of time,
being the original Hair COloring, and is constant
" s2s79a:Nss , In favor, Used BY 10th gentIsaaen
and ladies. 1t is sold by all respectable dealers,
can b PEOsuTed BY them Of D. 8. BARHRs, PrOpri-
etOr, New York. HOsrKTTER, SMITH & DIAN,
Agents, San FrAneisoo. Two sizes, 50 cents and
o.. tJulyi-leOwlyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

a n0REsLF Scenc occurred at an exc.
cution in Woodstock, Canada. \ blind
man named Thomas Cook, who murdered
his wife in drunken quarrel, was hung.
The fall was a very long one, the rope be.
ing nine feet four inches in length The
GALL being so great and the mat $ body
being in diseased condition, the verte-
Or1 and muscles connecting the head with
the shoulders gave way, aud, terrible To
relate, the head rolled OFT while the body
fell with heavy plunge i;,'o The interior
Of the ScalTnld! The life lnol Of the
criminal poured out in living STRAINS
from the hcaileSs trunk, while torn mus
cles and gaping arteries presented sick
ening spectacle.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

A GENERAL on the point of death, open
ing his eyes and seeing consultation of
three physicians, who were standing close
by his bedside, family exclaimed: If
you hre by platoons, gentlemen, it is all
over with me"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

TIE grape crop in the vicinity of Pitts.
burg has been heavy one, and the wine
made from it this season is valued at
500. 900.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

len. G. W. CAss, of Allegheny, is
named as q suitable Democratic candidate
for Governor of PENNSYLVANIA.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

PLACERVILLE. Divine Service ct the Court House
every Sunday morning, At l0H o'clockSunday School
at same place, at ~ o'clock, Pm COL0MA--Service
on the fret and third Sunday evenings OF the month,
at 7 O'Clock. EL D0RAD0-Services on the second
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the month. ct seven
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRINGS-Service on the Sec
ond ALd fourth Sundays OF each month. At O'Clock
P.h. Z. U. PElltCEs Minister.
Residence, Cary House, PlscervilIe. jr9S
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

GEoReEroxx, January q. 1853

OEORGRfOWN, January "a, 1858.
MEssRs. EDIroRs: Your correspond dent would
be much pleased to have Mr.. SandersOn avail
himself Of question Of privilege again, and
make some other explanations " for future local
political effect" He seems TO make wide and
distinct difference between the President'S
powers As President Of the United States, and
as CommsBder-in- Chief Of the army and navy,
which he hOlds BY virtue of the Constitution.
But short time ago Mr.. SaudOraOn prOlesaed
70 be . Constitutional, Breckenridge Democrat,
ind since he cannot ind0rse the emancipation
proclamation 10 any other manner than a. ema.
Mating from the COmmander-in-C Chief Of the
army and navy, hope be will not decline to
explain what the President means in using the
fUfiOwi1g language in his proclamation u sep
tember 22d, 1853:
"All persons held a. slaves within any State
or parts Of State, the people whereof shall
thea Be u rebellion against the United States,
shall Be thSa, tAsacefOrward and forever free
and the Executive Government Of the United
States. including the military and naval author
ity thereof, will recognize aud maintain the
freedom Of such persons" etc.
What power will be used by the Executive
Governments Will it be the civil power BY
virtue Of the laws under the Constitution en-
trusted to the Executive GoverpWe7|" ,r-~t
and be means the war power, by virtue Of law,
why does he, In his proclamation, use the Ian.
gsc9g,. Z" SS-ssc4aSx she military aud naval al.
thority"s
There is certainly a nice distinction TO be
drawn, aud for future local political effect" no
doubt, Mr.. SandersOn will be pleased " explain.
Under the question Of privilege, he might do
well to explain, also, what has come over the
,~farNs S. his dream since the last fall camDOiQy
to Cause him to so fully indorse the emancipa.
ton proclamation. The writer of this heard
Nr. Sanderson publicly declare in Piaeerviffe, q
few days after the President disavowed the acts
Of General Hunter in freeing the slaves in Ger.
jOieing that Lincoln had disavowed such high.
handed acts for, had he not done %. most a..
sursdiy he should have given him (Lincoln) 9
very reluctant support. INQUIRER.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
Gburrbess sGbaritabIr Grners

Hebrew SerVice.-There will be Divine
Service in the Synagogue, at PlAeerville, every
Saturday, At 9 O'Clock, Ak. OetSS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
STOP THIEF!
$3.50 90 REWARD!

SToLEN from the undersigned, at Bar a.
- trans Mill, miles east Of Diamond ~
Springs, the Carson road. the night OF the 10th
inst, one IRON-GkAY GELDING, Ave years old,
branded on the left hip, with several saddle
marks, spiInt one fore leg, and with one white
hind foot.
Also, q BLACK PONY GELDING, about 10 years
old, heavy made, no brands remembered, works we'll
in harness.
Also, an IR0N-GRAY PILLY, about years old
and Of small size, no marks or brands remembered
will pay a reward Of 42S each for the return Of
the above animals, and e75 for the apprehension of
the thirf or IL more than one 475 for each ap-
pretended. W. BARTRAM.
Placervllc, October 10th, 1S62.-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31

Catholic Churehs-ReV. j. Larg0N
will oGaciats 10 Georgetown On every Arst Sunday
Of the month also, In ColOma Church on the third
Sunday. Divine service commences ~ 10, A. y.
VespeTS, in ct. Patrlek's Church, PlaeeTville, on
every Sunday evening, at quarter past 7. jy7
The mountain Democrat., 1863-01-31
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plying the capillary tubes with natural
impaired BY age or disease. All instantaneous
dyes are composed Of lunar cGHstc, destroying the
vitality and beauty Of the hair, and AFFORD them
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