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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
FAREWELL ORDER CT GENERAL
HOOKER.

HEADouARTERs ARMY OF PoToNAc,l
june 2S, 1868.
Hooker has issued the following fare
we'll address:
In conformity with orders from the
War Department. dated June 9th, l re-
linquish the command of the Array OF the
Potomac. It is transferred TO Major Gen.
Goo. Meade, brave and accomplished Of
fcsr who has nobly earned tho confidence
aud esteem Of the army on many well
fought fields. Impressed with the belief
that my usefulness as the Commander Of
the Army Of the Potomac is impaired /
part from it. yet not without the deepest
emotions. My sorrow &C parting with
comrades of so many battles is relieved by
the conviction that the courage and devo-
ton Of this army will never cease nor fail,
that it will yield to new successor as it
ha, to me. q hearty and willing support.
With earnest prayers that the triumph
of its arms may bring success worthy of
it anu IL: patton, l bid it farewell.
Signed gfss q JosErH HooKEn.
This was followed BY an address from
Gen. Meade. e'
GEN. MEADE's ADDRESS.
HEADQUARTERS Army OF PoroNAc.
$500 f..,--., june %, 1868. 81
|. By direction. of the President of the
United States, / hereby assume the COM
mand of the army of the Potomac. AS a
soldier. in obeying this order-ar order
totally unexpected and unsolicited--l have
no promises or pledges to make. The
country looks to the army to relieve 1t
from the devastation and disgrace Of hos
tile invasion. Whatever fa.igues and sac
ri6ces we may be called upon to undergo.
let us have in view constantly the msgni-
tude of the interests involved, and let zach
man determine to do his duty. leaving to
an ALI Controlling Providence the decision
Of the contest. an:'as'.a sof zssi,ss3.a
It is with Just difidenoe that 1 relieve in
command Of this army an eminent and ac-
complshed soldier, whose name must ever
appear conspicuous in the the history Of
its achievements. but I rely upon the hear
" support Of my comrades in arms to as
sist me in the discharge Of the duties Of
| the important trust lcoufided 10 me.
H'' Signed GEo, G. MEADE.
- Maj, Gen. Commanding.
HAnRusBuRe. Junsos29,---A citizen Of
Carlisle, who left that plscs ct IL O'Clock
last night. arrived here o-dsy: n He ststes
that the barracks are occupied by &. 600
men. besides brigade encAmpsd At esch
end of the town, y He left there on Satur-
-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

6E July 4th. 1868. is the S7th Ami
vsrsary Of American Indep Evidence. In
many places the day will be duly cslebra-
ted, bat there will DO no celebration at any
place IN this county. we believe. Per-
hsps, At time like this. when the nation
is struggling for existence. and when 50
many households ara in mourning on &C
count of their loved ones slain in battle. or
who have sickensd and died in consequence
Of the privations and hardships of camp
life. 1t is well to omit the usual rejoicings
Oh the return Of the anniversary Of our
Nations Independents. yaH Il id
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Canvassers Wanted.

The undersigned wishes to emrloy number Of
competent nrn TO Canvass the State OF Indiana
for the sale of Dacuc's Sorghum Evaporator. the
b st thing Of the kind yet invcltrd. to whom grrSt
inducements will be of. rcd. Apply in
JOHN MAHANNAU.
Like City, Sidrkc Co., Ind.
July lS6]-n"5tlp'd
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
What Does II Moan?

On Saturday last, We are informed. one
Of the township delegations to the Copper
head Convention in this place came in
with . flag with only three stripes and
without stars. What was its significance?
Disunion? aIsa = f9npaca sails ofs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
Death Of Rear Admiral Foote.

Rear Admiral A H. Foote. whose name
aud fame is well known to our readers,
died At the Astor House. Nsw York. on
the 10Th ult. His death is. indeed. grea.
National loss No pursr patriot. or Drawer
man ever lived. 81 - Ii 1sliai ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

PHILADELPHIA. June 30.-Thc third ctli-
ton OF the Bulletin says there is report
in this city to-day that Gen. Dntler has
been appointed Secretary oi War in place
Of Stanton, and Gen Mcclellan General
inChief in the place of Gen. Halle, k -
We can't trace it to any trustworthy
source
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

|. ~ The Chastanoogs Rebel says gen.
tlsman just Through the lines from the
North. ssports that the Observation-Disclosures
tion men up IN the aNorth.wtst. wear .
snail ceppsr button beneath the lapel Of
shs vest only displayed to the initiated
cooper heads"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
THE WAR I'M THE EAST.

The Occupation of Pennsylvania
Gen. Rockers Farewell to His
Army-Gen. Meade's Opening Ad-
dresden. Lees Headquarters at
Chambersburg---The Rebels In
Heavy Force-Pennsylvania is
Thoroughly Roused--BaltimWe Be-
lieved In Danger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
CURvEY NOTTCE.-yotice is hereby

ISURvEYs NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
~ given that the undersgne with the County Surveyor
will, Tuesday, July rs 1862 proceed TO nnd
locate the Of his land In fcrfion IS, township
70, range cast, in Marshall county, Indiana, and
tinuc fron, day to day until all is surveyed
Non resdcnt of land In said sccfon who fail 10
the the time above iones and dersy
provide for dcfaying their portion Of the Of
said survey win BE- returned TO The County Auditor and
such dcnqucncies placed the duicatcand collected
according TO law.
July g 1868 n35t3 ID. G. BEuMEK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

A gentleman from on town attended a
Sale in Stark Co. few days since. and
while there amused himself by pulling .
butternut fiom around the neck of boy
present.
A 'full grown" Starkitc. not likeirg the
proceeding. gave our townsman one min.
ute to leave th. ground in. and the time
was improved. So we learn from friend
down there.--Dem.
A gentleman or rather . rebel sympa-
thizer thought he could wear . buttcrnut
breast pin on Saturday last with safety. it
being the day of the Copperhead County
Convention. and accordingly psraded a.
round town with ono on. Finally he stum-
bled against q returned soldier, who gave
him just half minute to take it off. which
he did before the time was out. notwithstAn-
ding his boast when he put it on what be
would do in case any man attempted to
take it off,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

SGRVEY NOTICE.-Notice is hereby given
- that the undersigned with the County Survey
or will, on Tuesday, July 81, 1e6} proceed to-
suryc, and locate the corners of his land in section
thirty three. (33l, township trty-two 1921. north
range two RI in Marshall county, Indiana. and
continue from day to day until ali 10 surveyed.
Nonresident owners OF land in said section who
fail to meet the Surveyor at the time above men
TONED. and defray or provide for dcfrasing their
portion Of the expenses Of said survey. viii be re-
turned TO the County Auditor. and such delinqucn-
ces placed on the tar duplicate aud collected ac-
cording to Law. ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02
Annual Exhibit,

We copy to-day from the Democrat. for
the information of our readers. the Audi
tors Annual Exhibit, Of The receipts and
expenditures of Marshall County, for the
year ending May 81, 1863.
1t will be seen. notwithstanding the
large amounts paid for Soldiers bounties,
support Of Soldiers families, military pur-
poses, improvements of poor farm. and
erection Of an asylum on same, that there
y surplus of nearly $4,000 in the treas
ury If all outstanding County Orders up
to that date had been redeemed.
This shows a very healthy condition Of
eur finances, and at the same time exhibits
very different state of affairs than when
the Republicans. four years ago. assumed
the control Of our county sffairs. Then
cur county treasury was not only empty
but nearly $1,000 in debt.-ths result OF
Democratic extravaganza and dishoesty.
al Of which we fully exposed at the time
We will now see how the finances will be
managed under the present Demecrasis
administration:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

.EI0UsE TRIAlMlNGSs--As full asssrtmen
IL at the Mammoth Hardware Store OF
III Rucw A. ToxN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1863-07-02

WIN. NEwCOMB,
n9uf gflefJ u q TYRE JONES'
Juno 25, iS63--n34t3.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
Ae0aI AOOertlsrmcntS.
SUMMONS.


S,TtTE oF CMlF"ENiA.r.l'y' 81 Dor.i
tr'. hr, 81; "a ;hc n,'J.c' Co9r' - - t'v
rirl J.,ii,sI u-'r c'. .,i rpiti' t., ~
Cn4AV "r 81 Dor .d, 30 D.r oq,rr a. ''r -. - o'
,r.t i-'. .sl Coai' - r'd '"i Sad t'u - stI 'r
r. P.li. % ttt >.t'- uf .!.'ntfla. t. II
HtEtI'k. Il, .-rd.'ir. t,",.hg
lrn ct. t.'r.i'V ,t ...I to. -pp-,r 90 e. action
hi.. - - ',>' va As> II uI,r r.ai'.' ~ - p
T. ct t'c.r, 90 "a" t,v''.h JUi'r'.l l. -'r'cl 70
t.u or Zoe. county II Da,aa,. pih 'u sNrrti-
,".. q ..l,t h / IS, N On il- 4I dsv Ju'- l.
vi,.. - t'.r ,ti'..- g., y"a =" - = su"in"u.f :
,,sv; &C.. ''.. comfy. +. ,,ry-d uul If ,a.i,
r,u.,v. d.. w.".'p ~ J-,rHAi p>.rct. sHhn
E.Ity HaH-. "r. T --rv'i o4' s,ii t. >iri,t. ti,'
gahn '", iaN,-,i l.iIu.t4t l.! dti.al WI b.
taken az t.I.-, y, ..
Tie ,,l ;,.iI"r :, tror.'' :" ain ia i.,n.c;
-g-'S' u i'r t'!r su'n o' P.t, s. Ia tn p'' NJ
-, ~t. one h,iUar-i aI seven, 81 IsiAr. h1 u r-
~ a-.uGut. taf for -ault, auouu'- pI i'S rt ",,
FuIf ar,'1I'. g, H'Gr rc41',t, .T'u',t'n- % t4l~
''.!".. ~ ."r sccoDa; made p,rt ~ complaint, \
.t f., p' " .th h'I"Sih irc'Iogarn s.-aId 4 Nn4
Hl :, =. p-.r aud answer trc sad cn.npla Ii A.
,"o"" REG are !, t.. sI PuptT u tli, ig Srlci,
o-4r.t yoU 'or saIi o' 500 .; .lpr Aud cost.
a. .r.ii'- ~ i!.r pray 4 aid complaint.
Ni'r"~,, Hon. . Ntr,>, Iuf:- uf ,aii D,str,c;
Curt OF IA ~ vru'i. J4d'c'al D,-iIic,.
- Attest, my raYI. and the seal ~ - Il
'"ur', in an i''r st!'! touny ~ D,r,dc,
- h"T-to ahS g. ~ uil'.r the CIV ~ ~.
c,INt, 'r. the "a by al Jnu~, 4 u los.
IiIOHNS n PATIkN. Clerk
true copy d th' o. runi >ru.ro:s Attest
THOMAS y. PATTtN. Ger.
SAliersan wiliiAris, a or riG. li.nyl,n.}
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
miscellaneous aObrrtising.
HON. @. L. VALLANDIGHAM
RECORD ON
Slavery, and the
Civil War.

TTHIS WORK contains complete and accurate
copies of sir. NALLANDIGHAN's prinelpai
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Atso'
parts of many other Speeches, with letters, incl
deuts, votes, etc, etc. The work has been care
fully edited and it is believed to present, fairly
and correctly, the political record and position Of
a man whose views in relation to the causes OF
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting All extraordinary amount OF
public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper, 2iO
pages, larg, 8vo and is ornamented with very
finely executed steel engraved likeness Of Mr.
Vallandi CHAM.
PNcR-Pappr covers. 60 cents Cloth, $40 -
delivered by Mail or Express, prepaid, on receipt
of the price. Wholesale-Paper covers, $5W per
dozen Cloth. $s.OO-TransportatiOnto to be paid BY
the purchaser.
The retail prices are little more than first
named. This is necessary in consequence of a
considerable increase IN the size Of the book also
the addition of the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed. to Columbus,
Ohio, addressed to J. II. RILEY y Co, or 10 Gov.
MEpARY, Office of 1.-The CRISIS"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA County 81 ~ Dorado -
- In u" C"utty Court in and for said Cvuuty -
H"rAto Nc-Jlak. - Ht- Creditors
In M matter of tt.c petition Of Horat.o W,stlake
sn Iusoiyrr' Drbior.
P9rsusu, 8" ~ ORDER On dl- herein. made ~ the
Hen. James J"hii>"i JGig. .; the Court . ur,.a a
note" = hereby Eltn'" al the cr-dit - # sad
ir,o,Etn' p~b'ur l1rafio Ne>ti.ke 10 be an Appear
btiure the urt Aforesaid at the ,urt H"u,r Of
sad County in he c." ~ rlscrrVille, on tie 2.rh
day ui Ju'v 4. b los, At he hour Of Ia u,lucG
4, VI Ui >aIn day. Ia show cause il an, tn, \ can.
Why the prayer 4 sad lr,ul,rat debtor >houid no:
be- granted, and en- assignment a. Lis r>ia e he
taa'ir ard h. b" discharged ron, hi. debts s'iI i;a
bii,"; IL pursuance of de Statute in such case
made ant provided. And, in the ulran tiu1v II T.,
ordered that all judicial proceedings agains; said
iA,o!'eIt ds b'or be st;.y-d
- Witness NY hard and the seal Of sad
l. ,t"ur' Hereto tfiN,d. at offcr IN the CW o.
- Piacrrv'r, tins ~ h day al June A. D.
!'ti THOMAS PATIEN, CieIk.
iirNR SL"sL, Auy. Tor Petitioner. I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
"A q E N T ,


SAS FRGNCl~Co.
hRpfRS Tor the purchase Of Merchandise and
- articles ofevrry description solicited ythe
undersigned Il.
residence in this city Of over ten years. and 81
exp rrnce IN the business OF nearly the EAm+ lrHeh
ot time, are considered Suicien to warrant the COP
hhtnc" Of persons in tn" country Who occasional
require tn make purchases hei through the agency
OF rtltabir party; or Who may he Iookih for .
permanent agent in San francisco. To- either the
advertiser "d' his services assurnR all who ntFuS
orders To him tha: Tee effort -h ~ he spared
cur thrir conu>SSrns ,attsiartnTilv.
Ah orders must be accompanied with the cash Or
ctfy rrisrehrr.
Those desiring information concerning the under
signrd. drr referred to
Mm. Coleman Co, San Frarcisco;
J. II. Crghi1l 4 Co,
c Laugh v. Druggist,
at Prrhndy 4 Co,
Ir r. Rankin.
Ross. Dcmpsirr L Co.,
J. Anthony Co. Union Office Sacramento:
Aud t. Gr'wicks L Janunry Publishers Of the
MnCNrAIN hIMn RAT, PlnrerviIle.
h-orders Tor Machinery, Pianofortes. Mrlo-
aenns Sewing Machines. Watches Jewelry, etc, ,WiEA
"e attended to by competent judge
LIP FISHER,
Commission AID Purchasing Agent,
629 Washington street. up stairs
upp"sue Maguire's Operd House, San FranCisco~
jv2I-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
COURTS OF Ell DORADO COUNTY,

DISTRICT CoURT-Eon. b. =. Myers Judge; Thomas r.
PAttcn, Clerk Regular Terms commeuce The second
Mondays Of February May aud third Mondav Of
aud November.
COUNTY CoCRT-Hon. James Johu son. Judge: Tbomas h.
Patten. Clerk-halds Its regular
Of January, May and september.
COURT OF SESSIONS-Hcn. James johnson, Presiding
judge Geo W. Stout aud Hiram FAk, Associate Justices
and Thomas r. Patten Cerkholds its regular Terms on the
first Mondays OF March, July and November.
PROBATE COCRT-Hon. James johnson. Judge. Tbomas
b. Pnicn ClerkhOlds regular the fourth
OF zach month. -'
BOARD OF SuPERv1SORS-consistso Of George ". Swan
WE. Riebsam and Q. Pe3ce;-Thomas n. Patton Clerk
bold regular DSeAgu On the oTSGNoadsv q each us-sth
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE.

SHAREHOLDERS in the IIAWKEYE MINING 20
y are hereby Notified that all asse,.ment ~ 62 \
cents per share (of 25 feet tacl) on the capita
levied and will be due and payabl. AT our Office IN
Gold Springs, on before July 2lst. 1853. Shsre
holders are also requested to come Enrward sign III,
necessary papers and receive their certificates o.
stock in said Company.
By order Of Board Of Trustees
DANIEL SLARLES Sec'y
Cold SPRINGS, June Esd, 1868 -4w
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

OFFICE PLAcERvILLE AND Sac. VALLEY RAIIRoAp Co.,
Puc-rvillr, June l5ih, 1865
NOTICE is hereby given that the 4h A,srssErut
~ Of ten dnllarS Der share on the stock OF thtD
HaceIvlle and ,ftinentu Why Railroad Gonna.
ny is due and yable at the % ce Of the unlrrsign-
ed, IN The City OF PlAcerviile, III Dorado County,
California, within thirty dats f,oun date
All shareholders are request, d to make payment
Oh or before that time, such Ass ssmeni will he
promptly collected in the manner prescribed by law
0iDEN SQUIRES,
Iune2oml Sec'y P. aud S. v. K. r. Co.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

BATTLES OF TIE AMERICAN REVOLUTION.
Battles Of the American Revolution,
With the names OF the principal command
ers in each, names of the victors and van
auished, the loss in killed, wounded and
prisoners, and the year in which each bat
tie occurred
Lexington, l775.-A skirmiSh here be-
gan the Revolutionary War.
Bunker Hill, l775 victor, Ho'ce; loss,
1864 vanqniShed, Prescott loss, 45S.
Flat Bush, or Brooklyn, l776 victor,
Hoc0 loss, 400 vanquished, Putnam
and Sullivan loss. 20OO.
White Plains, l77G; victor, Howe;; loss,
, - 100; TaNSsished, Washington boss,
3 or 400.
Trenton, 1876; victor. Washington; loss,
o; vanquishcd. Rdht; loss, 1000.
Princeton, l777; victor, Washington ;
loss, 100; vanquiShed, WdWhOOd; loss,
400.
Bennington, l777; victor, Starkc loss,
100; vanquished, Baum and B'emtH ;
loss, 600.
Brandywine, 1777; victor, Hore : loss,
500; vanquiShed, Washington; loss, 1000
Germantown, I777; victor, UOtre; loss,
600; vanqui,hed, Washington; loss, 1900.
Saltwater, l777; victor, Gates; loss,
$50; vanQuiShcd, BUrg0yne; loss, 600
Saratoga, Surrender Of Barg0yne to
Gates, with 5752 men.
Monmouth, 1878; victor, Washington /;
loss, $50; vanquiShed, CLINTON; loss, 400.
Rhode Island, l77s; victor, Sullivan /;
loss. 2lI; vnnquiShcd, P'gott; loss, go.
Camden, 1880; victor, CorHwailis; loss,
1925; vanqui>hed, Gates; loss, 730.
Kings Mountain, 1880 ; victor, Camp
bell; loss, 80; vanquished, Ferguson; loss,
1856.
COwpens, 1891 victor, Morgan; loss,
72; vahquished, Tdrieton; loss, 800
Guiliord Court House, 1881; victor,
CornwalIis; loss, 523; vanquished, Greene;
loss, 400.
Eutaw Springs, 1881; victor, Greene
loss, $50; vanquishcd, StCtcart; loss,
HOO.
Yorktown, surrender of C0rnraUis to
Washington, with 7073 men; the closing
scene of the RevOlution-11Sl.
British commanders in italics.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04

TINE oN VALLANDrGHAM. Clement L.
Tallandigham has wiittea from his place
of confinement to make an appeal to all
Democrats, to his county, and to tune,
TO vindlcate his CAUSE against unjust men.
The last Of these invucalimS is repeated
with an earnrstncSS which indicates a
sincere and affecting belief that luturity
will restore his rights AID honor his mem.
orv! Time has indeed not seldom
wrought like this to set on high forever
those whom all things at first had agreed
together to dcspiSe and trample on. And
there has not been wanting often 10 such,
upon whom time was falling the re-
proaches Of the time then present, an car
to catch the distant, reversing, applaud.
ing verdict of the patient ages that "ere
following after. 1t is impressive to wit
ness these changes in the rank Of men.
The first trial closes and the court is de.
clared to be adjourned without delay, and
straight there is arrayed a more august
tribunal. The places and the men begin
to shift. The prosecuting office listens
to hear his own Indictment. The culprit
expounds the law. The Cornish elliott
is king in Whitehall and Charles S,n.
art lives in dark and smoky room" in
the er.-[Springheld Republican.
--~S~r--
PRENTICIANA.-We clip the following
from the Louisville journal:
The telegraph informed us few days
since that " IIookerS headquarters are in
the saddle" We apprchend that the
despatch was intended TO read "hind-
quarters"
The Government, it must be confessed,
allows the telegraph to work with perfect
freedom at all times except when there is
news to communicate.
IT cannot be said of our functionaries
at Washington that they are wire.work-
ers. seems part of their business to
veto wire-working.
IT is said that the proceedings OF the
Buell. Court of Inquiry have been for.
warded to Washington. They fill five
thousand pages of manuscript but won't
make line on the page of history.
THE abolitionists boast that the slaves,
if employed in our armies, twill fight
like tigers" We had better have SOL
ddieTs that will fight like men.
Tue Rappahannock has been crossed
several times Of late, but it hasn't been
crossed in love.
~%Sr
A DEAD hen is better than live one;
l. 1. L. L
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE,

4 IL PERSONS INDEBTED 10 the upd -s;-,..
n are requested to call and settle up their ac-
counts as We are closing Ou, business here.
HUNT CHACE
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
7 ~ - III v q M 7 n 7 1--IT'
rot'" Fl''ors Of he racnc M,t'cal aad sa'g Ga.
Remnrkahle Unnamed or Medical

Remarkable Instance of Medical
Reltef.-ii' low W. publ =! the certificates a. tLr-r
al the sufferers from the paug> Of disease, 'ho h,v
ing recovered their former health. and inipe-'i hy
GRATITUDE, make SHOWN their eases aud rci'irdi; /
agent. ari their statements are authenticated Ay =
Notary Public. The demands Of slcrty .mu-r.ou,iy
command ihcir publicity, and We commend .heIr pv
ru>al to the atteiti"n o. the afflicted:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

TUE COUNTY BOARD OF EXAMINATION meet
At D'amlnd Springs. oil the SECOND and Fourth
saturday. "fearl m nth at9 O'clock An
Az Teachers should recollect hat their certificates
hold good for one wear only. from their date, and
should be renewed by a REORGANIZATION, at the ex-
plraticn of that time. No Teacher ran be legally
employed, or draw the public funds, on q ceEsiHcate
older than one year.
N. A. LYNDE,
Sup't Public Schools for n Dorado County.
Diamond Springs, August 9th. 1S62.-I
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
NOTICE.

1 Ii persons having ACCOUNTS or Claim. of any
"a Aihd against the late & IN uf CARTER 4 LCD.
w.t. " II ll-">e rr sent 'hcn 'or raytp. IT. ant Al
trs"i' iudrh;eh therein will pleas. call aad settle
the ''ihr W 10 L. u HOLMES, al the Old place ot
d't"r Lud"i - thr Atlantic Mil Lumber Yard } in
hannt SprI g., a. hr has bean uthorzrd to settle
all unsettled business "t The firm,
Al pr.suus having unsettled business ~ any kicd
with The trim Will please cou- iufw rd ard attend to
H. as ire dccrd'e of Mr.. Ludwig renders ;br seit!e-
men. "t All ncc"uutS necessary
GB Slr hpLNtS " II keep constantly on hand
tNtrJSt ASSN tfurut 4
The mountain Democrat., 1863-07-04
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FRANELN's ToAsr.-Long after Wash
ington's victories over the French and
English had made his name familiar over
all Europe, Dir. Franklin chancyd to dine
with the English and French amLGssa.
dors, when the following toasts were
drunk. BY the British ambassador:
England-thc sun whose beams en-
tighten and lructify the remotest corners
OF the earth"
The French ambassador, glowing with
national pride, drank
"France the moon, whose mild, stca-
dy, cheering rays are the delight of all
nations; consoiing them in darkness and
making their drearinesS beautiful"
DR.. Franklin then rose, and with his
usual d;gnitied simplicity, said
George Washiugton-ihe Joshua
who commanded the Sun and Moon to
stand still, and they obcyed him"