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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-03-26
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
@8s a pHlLaBLHPEsiA. h

f'r Me Nesj9 e The .Sick aat Distressed, afflicted
rW Asr0ie"t and Chronic Diseases, md esne.
e'nifsJor tie Cure ot DISEASES Of ne Sexual O..
gaJtg. ALL
M Eb1cAh ADV ICE given gratis 'Iy the Act
- ing surgeon. /, iALt 1.HLE RgPonTs On
ofe,rmat2rfhma. or seminal Weakness, and 9th.
er dlaeasesof the sexnalOrgans, and on tlosNrw
REMEDIES eD9loyed IN the Dispeusasy, sent 10
charge. e. .#-. ass.
Address DR.. J. SkILLTN TIOUGHTON, hcting
surgeon, Howard Association, No.2 South Ninth
street, Philadelphia, Pa. l0uCyl
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Soldiers PAY and BOUNTY,

'Hh undersigned give notice that they have
\ mage aFraA cement with Responsible agents
~ - "ShIngtoh Clty. i. 6. through whom they
can obtain BorETy, *BAcE Par, afa psrstt,xs
iof Soldiers, at.i ali other just cipfms against
'"a E7FstAmeHt, viii pg1mytucss ana lis,mtrh.
MI persons interested in such claims Will da
well TO give la Il call 49, :
PIATT d sPIsEp.
h-tV'i At,Fs at i.aa, Triton, Iowa.
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LEGAL NOTICE. !

STATE If kc.cs, Cedar County, IS.
James NJ. Long PIE In tho Cedar District e
VS.. -zr Court, June term, q. =.
Louisa Long, Def't. } 1sG3. Original Notice.
To Louisa Long. Defendant:--sou are hereby
notified that there is now on file in the Office OF
the Clerk of the District Court OF the State of
Iowa. in and for the county of Cedar. petition
of James NJ Long. as plaintiff, claiming ofyou
divorce from the bonds of matrimony. And un'
less You appear thereto and defend on or before
noon on tho second day Of the next term OF SAID
court, to he begun and holden on the hrst Mon
tlay in June, A. d. lse3, default will be render
ed suainst you and a decree OF divorce rendered
thereon as prayed for in petition.
JAMES M. LONG, Pm.
Bissen & Swineford, Atty's for Pm. nova
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Ft%AFE L LYON
SEWING .AACHiNh COMPANY,
Branch Office, I0c Lake Street,
Chicago, I'LL.

-l
Chicago, Ill.
TOR the r~rresc o. faci'lsatiag ~ sewing
l. Machine Trade In the Vest. t3< -. q 81
LYON SEWING; MACHINE CO. hAxs oba51ei d /
ItSFns2oht oittse IN Chicago, 10. los Lafe i,
-: The usual charges for freig1n en- ~ h.,
:ron New orl to this Place will be added ,he |
New AoIE Prices. In very other lrR4 HE |
business OF the Chicago Office will -
the same terms as a; the parent
York.
A full assortment Of Maehiness
late improvements, is already In A.
Office. and all ordsrs for Machinaol
Machine Findings will be promp(
To parties little acquainted WI
Lyon Sewing Machines the car
1 the CompaDy's circular f. especi1I
ed. This circular can he lad on N
+ II is very specific, and will be found
| structNe, having been prepared with hn32
| and We Will abide by ali stateniqfz3S
made. 93Sa
The following brief quotation is iharaof
| oftbe entire circular:
This Machine is better adapted tf
| other Sewing Mae line in market to the fJe1Iant
| changes ana almost endless variety of kewag
required in family: for it will sew from one to
/ t"eGty thlcknesses OF MaFseiIies without st3p
/ Ping, md make every stitch perfect. Will sew
| from the finest gaaze 10 the he ayest cloth, ND
! even the strongest harness leather, VIII a.
! Ill,
any adjustment Of machine whaaeyer..
! Thus have sc successfully overcome the most
! diff nit point in the Sewing Machine art. 1t
was no ordinary triumph. Dedantly can We nov
say, 'No other Machine compares with it in this
respect Hence, have we uniformly-almost
without e&ceptoA-taken the highest premium,
| whenever the Machine has been rroucrfv exhib-
lied in competition with other irst-eiaxs Sewing
| Machines Hence II IL that wa are able to offer
the following guarantee, viz, ave warrant eve.
~ Machine "e sci to give BErTEa satisfaction
than any other Sewing Machine in marx Fl. or
money refaEded:7 We never cell Machine an
any otherterrs. The guarantee Is as reliable
as the note Of any business nan in the land -
for more than five YEAS haze We Ic.tal azon
such facts fer The rePniioH Of ear Machine. and
Without "a single travelling agent in the "a
! there Is gctftoiY neigBtern96d on tue II II
| neht where lie Machine il not f4a 9r4yfv IA
We .Is!'r such I reputation 10 Gae al on
mere taking points, p as they -fe teell II
| called ii the trade. Hence We make Int |.
kiad OF stitch, viz, the lock rtitcb. ALL I-n
10th aides requiring Only one third tha n,ysad
Of otherkiH73 VI stitches.
n .-Local Agents wanted IN every county
thfoaJ47at tbs West. Special Inducements
oaeTcd.
Einklc Il Lyon s. W. Co.,
F@i'Vfh" 90 BEoAn#AY. NEw YoRK.
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Western Trees for Western Farmer
Upton NURSERl

situated on tire Farm Of Hiram ifamnon&
joining Town on the Fast
w from one to i've years ,id, raised olf
RE soil. with lowtops TO suit prairie farmer.
OF kinds that have proved hardy. Also, .
rate variety Of SMALL FRUITS. We calsE
isii any amount OF "GHEY NILLOW,ffo Tor
ing or for timber, at five dollars per thoas@ef
HAMMOND & HUMPHts4
Upton. Ian. 18th, 1883. .9 a" VIE
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FoR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

A GOOD SUGAR MILL, with pans and appa'
"A ratns all complete, capable of fnaking one
hundred ana fifty gallons Of molasscs per day
Would exchange fer good horse, ig..
y1eni 4. Y, fEhh 4.
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Chicago. IOWA Il NEBRASKA
AIR LINE.
sss 49,. , i,s...
OPEN TO MARSHALL
- A'Ses less Staging 10 Dcs Notnes Han
w any otl.ey route.


On and after Monday, February IL ,ac,
trains Will run az lJ.loms: |
Going FAsT-passcuger train lcavrs Marsh.a,1t
20 a. IN. Stop for dinner at gedar Rae1t 1 {
supper at Clinton; and reach Cajcao Nm
tine for breakfast before departure OF 20 N,
ing trans north or cast. PassesgNye4o
prefer, can remain at Clinton over I'm
and arrive at Chicago carly HaNt afterr| ~.
GoIHG NEsT--Leaye Wells ST. Depot IN gfli{6ro
ut l.20 o'clock 7. Ill. Breakfast at Clinton.
Dine at Cedar Rapids; arrive at NalsbaIl at
$50 p n. Or Passea gers can taxa o Al !,
- IN. train from Chicago, remain at Clfnton
over night, and reach Marshall next after
nGon.
Good Sleeping Cars Oh ill Night Trains.
TRIMS PSF Char nee -
cong West; Freight / 80 pm; Passover IGs 49,
Cong Last: 1875 pm; 3zp
toNNEcTfO%a- At Turner Junction yv,tht b.
fer FFeepoFt, Drnleith, GAINESVILLE, Fon Nh I 10
iF"jr.a aA Ctseiu and La Crosse.
~ k,A IN With Trains Of Illinois Central Railroad
AZ 44.oh WIN lQats Iississiprifyer
y Az De Wit Eta stages for Davenport i Ma .uateta
F. Az CiaTghee with stage far Upton.
y a. IrAa' tak4. with stages for IoEa City IN
year III and Northern Iowa. r. III
=! A.. ,4'r.o"n with stage for Narengo; and It Ma Is
WIN stages tl7 GrfnEeII, Newton. Dies sFoineHfs. III
hfuHs, Omaha. Marshall EId6ra, H9ons,1~5
Doos@' >'2&& tity. aud intermediate places. -
Live STOCK and s4press Freight
Leaving Marshall IN the morning reactEs c..
carly next morning rHh0m change If Curg oN
Fl. B. TALC0TT. Gen. sup't, Cbfr.go
l. j. now y, Asst snp-t. Clinton.
. C.FA III. Gem Freight cent chicago
-, c0lTLE, Travelling AGENT fa.sm.
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The shoftness Of life is often owing
to the Irregularities Of the liver.
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GIN. BANKS ON TIE ARMY SLINKs

GEN. BANKS ON TIE ARMY SLTNks.
! ten Banks has just issued new Or
ler-No. 1S-whic' las The ring Of tie
true.-mctal in it. After pEoaouncing
Second Lieutenant Edward S. Berry.
10th New York, "di~honorabiy dischaf-
ccd' from the United States service, IN
: the pretgpse Of ilLhealth, inability to per
form. military duty, and being opposed TO
the Presidents Emancipation iroc,ama-
ton lie makes the following admirable
remarks:
Hereafter, all officers whe 20 cut of
their way 10 assign as reason for their
desiring to quit thesarsice efthsircoun-
try in the face of the enc my, their disap-
proral of an act OF the Executive for
which they are in no manner resPo1sible, (
rill be placed by their immediate officers
10 close arrest, and brought TO trial before .
? general court-martiai y charges pre-
tegre3 uldar the fifth, sixth md rio.;y-
ninth Articles Qf War, for using cy1-
n disrcspecttuI wsr4s against
the President Of the Lni,cl States, fer
contempt n disresp cct toward their com
handing cEiosr, and for conduct to tie
prejudice Of gooi order ana military
discipline. The sereress Punishment
awarded y the sHr.s in such cases will
BE- rlsid1y cu.or-el by the Committing
General.
81 command Of ILL.,. Gen. BANKS. /:
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TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE

! either point and rae' a. all Colleges.
TIE COLLEGIATE COURSE v
Entrarss naab1e a@A Single Ea,ry Baqk ,cptng,
e. almarclal Computations, Cot1nsrei sl Law. psyHra.
sg' Business CORES toI cace, Partnership, Seat.-
H.9nts,.tc &..'..~.#
DEPARTMENT CT EoJK-EEEPING
tHd accounts 4ause and rona acted sn the Count
In--rHom system the hats of ssady being fttcd up
with apt ropgate counters. desks. etc. astr real I'm IL
cal aud routine Of Banks, Commission Ii sus-
es,Eailrosa ol8ees, and Counting Rooms generally.
PRACTICAL TINT BOOKS. .. g..
The tcaeAtnE in the Book Keeping Department Ia
m1stty fr9n written manuscript forms, with oral in
sgaCtons lectures and blackboard siucd atoms in adj
thorough and efEectuAi possible, te following
text Ks have been prepared: r..
BRYANT & STATIONS Bp0K-kEEPING. IL
THREE EDITIONS.
l. Primary Edition, fer Common Schools, Ia2 pages
Price - cents.
| emes. 2i6 pages. Price. SIS.
/ !. Counting Hoase Billion, for Accountants and
Business Alcn :i5t pages
| Published rs iNson fhianey, & CO., 4 d - Walk.
! err street, New York.
BRYANT q STATIONS COMMERCIAL CALCr.
| LATlOSS.
/ For Accountants. Business Men. High School. and
Academies, 3t2 pages. Price ! Is.
Published by d. Appleton, 4i3 4 is Broadway. New
York.
sPESCERIAN SYSTEM OF PENMASsHIP,
| In series Of nine books. ~ Il. 7. SPENCER.
ogIlege rooms open day aud evening. ~ Pacat IONS.
y For catalornes. circulars. and information Of
! any kind, cali al tao cot1eEe. or address
BRYANT & sTRaT1oN.
,u.,a.,ss, 49, Chicago Illinois.
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ANOTHER Iowa RArTRn4a The

b. command Of ILL.,. Gen. Ranks.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
SnFFiaE aNp General Notices
MOTHERS MOTHERS I!
MOTHERS

DON'T FAIL to pTOsnTs HAS. WINSLOWt
SOOTHING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETH
ING. This valuable preparation is the preScrip
tion Of one Of the best female physicians ant
nurses in the United States, and has been used
for thirty ysars with nsYer falling safety and sue
cess BY millions Of mothers and children, from th.
feeble infant Of one week old to the adult.
1t not only relieves the child from pain, but in
vigorateS the stomach and bowels, correets acidty
aud gives tone and energy to the whole System.-
1t win almost instantly relieve
GkIrINGs IN TIE BOWELS AND WIND cHoLIc.
We believe it iS the Beet and Safest Remedy II
the World, in all cases Of DYsENTERY and DI
ARRHGA IN CHILDREN, whether it arisei
from teething or any other eGuse.
Full directions for using will accompany eact
bottle. GOne genuine unless the fac simile GO
CURTIS & PERKINs, Eew York, is on the out
side wrapper.
Sold BY all Medicine Dealers. Principal Office
4s nay S.Eset, New York.
Price only Is cents per bottle.
REDlNGTON CO.,
tl6 and llS Front st., San francisco,
auglm6 Agents for California.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

The Medical and Surgical Institute
Of DR.. L. J. CzAPKAT. is already secured in pO-
Sition which places it, veil its proprietor, far
above the assaults Of envy and professional malice
In the schools Of France, the highest prizes are
often awarded to practitioners in this department
Of Medical Science, and they occupy with others,
an equally lorty position n the profession. Ricord
is al iIlustriouS example, a shining light among
the philosophical stars of his age in Europe, and
DIR. Crapkay has fully equalled him in this country
as proof Of which, the Philadelphia College Of
Medicine complimentcd him with diploma, aud
the honorary Gd enndem degree. Selecting this
as his field Of operation, although qualified as a
graduate Of the University Of Festh, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary
army, for more extended laborS, DR.. L. J. Czapkay
has bent his earnest attention to the cure Of chrOn
ic diseases, in which he has become 90 great and
expert that he is now regarded as the Leader in
this branch Of his profession throughout the Uni
ted States, and hiS portrait and biography are
published as matter Of interest to their readers in
the most exclusive journals. The Doctors o6Ices
are at his Medical aud Surgical In6tittte, on Sac
ramento street, cOreer Of Leidsdorf, nearly oPpO
site the kuil{ingS Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company.
0T We ask the particular attention Of our
readers to the sworn certificates Of remarkable
cures, in another column Of this paper. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
EHR M0UNTAIN DEMOCRAT,
nlwOcRATTC PLATFORM,

p..slv,d, That the DspaeyAey af the etate Of
Ssc.;. are ia favor Of g lngiterabls adhershee
y ~ ConStitution ~ the Ulitsd States WITH all
4, gsaFantsss o. civil liberty apiRp.ired'
pR..oived. That Wo are in favor Of the re0toyA-
- ~ ~ vhols AmsFisan Union that VI TeeOg
W. 70 tS fallsst extent the right and duty Of the
bvsrpmeut 70 PeAist BY constAtuti0nal Mods rebel
~. Ss reooEnizs that right solely I6E the purpose
ssstorng its eo1stitutional authority and tOf no
EhsT UuFposo WhaesoeyeR.
Rssolysd, That tt z the Soty q the STATE d:. q
rIienea 70 an COnstttatienal aets Of COngresS and
~ Fe1eral Executive, and that any individual, of
sEy party, whO shall sHdsayoE 70 iNeite insHIT:e-
m disooEd anoag her people, 10 9 traitor 70 her
PSH PSHsso,H.S. That tAs sa=asd oajsct Of the Dem
sS.i 1iIStS q he several States saimpaiTed; and
thsv ksrsby declare that they do not consider the
,d.inistTatiV0 usurpatiOa Of extraordinary and
dangerous Po.sFSI p HIe sta1tsd y me Go0.Se'Gn %
states ma II insagEoetton or hehellion-ihs AEbi-
trary military aTrest, imprisonment, trial and
,eNteneo Of ADsrtean eitiIens ID such States
Whers civil laW exists in full force and reign
tbe suppression Of freedom Of speech and Of the
nress-the Qpen and avoWed disregard Of State
I9hts-the huAtieal attempt tosplaee the negro
On sOsiel and Political equality With the white
-as calculated 70 preserve OF restore . union Of
tAs several StAtsS OF peTpetuste gdvernmeat
- deriving ts joss powers IRON lhe consent Of the
resolved. That ws ara opposed to all secret pO-
litical organizations and societies, a. dangerous
10 the liberties Of the people and destructive to
our republican form Of government.
Resolved, That We claim and demand a. inAlien-
abIe rights, freedom OfthOught, freedom Of speech,
and fres6O Of the press, aRd further declare that
roVernment agents should At all times be held to 4
Strict accountability 70 the people, and that all
errors Of such tSeaAS bhosaia Be i've 10 the fuu
and free diseusstOo for the prpO.e u correction BY
Shs ballOt-bOx. e. 90
Resolved, That We dsAounce and unqualiAedly
condemn the Emancipation Proclamation Of the
Eresident Of the United States ~ tending 70 pro-
tract indefinitely civil var, ineite SeTve insuTEec
lion, and ihkylt4bly close the door forever to
tSfatiOa Of tAk CRlOn ~ tAese States.
Resolved, That We disappreYs Of all Congress
SiOnal laws tending TO substitute paper currency
In CaifOs mia In place Of our own metallic eiIeula
ting medium.
Resolved, That the spirit and meaning OF the
DemocTatIe Platform Of this State are comprised
in the words, The Constitution as it Is aud the
UniOn ~ II was."
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
CAusr1c LErrER-CoL Williams, for.

CAusnc LETTEE-CoL Williams, for.
msrly editor Of the Territorial EntsrpEise,
evidently knows "like . book" Orion
Clemens, the bigoted and braipless Act.
ing Governor Of Nevada Territory, as the
following correspondence clearly proves
AUSTIN, Lander Co., N. T.,l
July 29th, 1868.
10 OrteS ClsSSHS, ActtSO Governor ef Nevada
Territory:
Sir: Under date of July 2Sd, I received
from you q communication, which, while
containing (what l would, were l not &C.
quainted with your mental calibe7, con.
sider . personal insult so much pattisan
malignity, that sense Of duty compels
me to make it public iOr the purpose Of
showing tHe people Of Nevada Territory =
specimen Of Black Republican literature
and slang. Here is your choice epistle:
TGHAIrOAE oE NSFV4DA. E9seYtiys Department, !
- Col. ,. WnLIANs. Austin. Lapder- -coEptT -
Sir ;-COmplaint 10 made to me that in you have
been 90 unlucky a. to appoint = loud mOuthed Cop
perhead a. Notary Public. Please explain. re-:
moved Notary appointed myselfin your county,
tOJ bnAb very bntnBs
Yours respectfully,
ORION CLEMENS,
Acting Governor.
You say complaint has been made
against me; but DO not say by whom. It
is customary when Q person is accused
to give him an opportunity to confront
his accusers. OF course, the complaint
came from this county. There is GER.
tain league here who use the holy word
Of Union as prefix, some of the mem.
bers Of whom most likely have informed
you thatI now las always bavel dc.
denounce secret political associations
Such infOrmers can say what they please
about me, and you can act as you please
upon their suggestions have neither
care nor fear for the whole malignant
band Of you. You term me q loud.
mouthed 'copperhead. Such slang from
such q source is fine specimen of black
Republican official dignity. resided in
this Territory, and, believe, had the
reputation of being q pretty good citizen,
long before such political vermin as you
came here. Your slang does not affect
my nervous system . particle. do not
permit your kind 10 define or question
my loyalty. You are but an accidental
Governor at best. respect the Office
but not its present incumbent. There is
a fable about frog who attempted
to rival the proportions Of an OK by ex:
pAnding himself The experiment was a
fatal one. The poor frog ruptured an in
testine in the effort Orion, take warn
ing from the fate Of the frog. would
also call your attention to the legend Of a
colt supposed to have been owned by one
ThompSo.. Hereafter, you should occu.
py the place in history heretofore assign
ed to that quadruped. Orion, have my
opinion Of what constitutes man and a
gentleman. also Of the qualities required
to constitute Governors. You do not fill
my bill in any particular. return you
my commission and resign my position as
Notary Public for Lander county, N. T.
In conclusion, it has always been q Gus.
tom with me to subscribe myself "Re.
>pectfully yours" to persons addressing
me who had a modcum of dignity, com
mon sense or self respect. In the pres
cnt instance, | subscribe myself,
J. WILLIAMS,
Formerly Notary Public f1r Land.r Co.,
Nevada Territory.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
ONE HUNDRED AND TEN MINING
COMPANY. -.

TN accordance with the laws Of the State Of Cali
l. fornia aud the bylaws OF said Company, / will
sell ct public auction Saturday the 29th day Of
August, 1868, at the hour Of O'clock P. at the
ONCE Of the Company, In CtarksviIie, Fl Dorado
County, 30 many shares Of the capital stock OF the
Company, standing in the names Of ths following
persons, will psy the amount due for assessments
and cost Of advertising and sale:
G. ". WAtkips-No: 6e5 to 529, $50 to 534 5S5 to
539, $40 to 81, incIuSive-15 shares; 544, 55 $40,
547. 54s. $40. $50. 6S1 to b54 incusive-1l shares
amount due, % co.
Jas. GrAy-NO. 800 to 400, inclLsive-9O shares ;
amount due, g. 90.
G. d. Harris-No. 24l to 245, 246 to $50, 25l to
255, 256 to 200, inclusive-2O shares; amount due,
% 86.
Thos. Acock-2O shares; amount due, o. 90.
G. ?. Mendell-9O shares amount due, Ss 90.
Tong 4 Giles-2O shares; amount due, &s co.
r. NJ. AllsOn-870 to 3T4, s75 to $40, $50 to 3s4,
8e5 to 8S9, iDclusive-2O shares 622 70 B26 637 to
6it 63T to 631 639 to 086 incluslve20 shares; 642
o4S. 81, 6ab 646, 64T, 64s-7 shares; amount due,
'SS 99.' -
! BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
JOHN p. BREMER, Secretary.
CiarkSVille, July 49th, 1858. SuglW5
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
S-T-Is6O-X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERs.


They purify, strengthen, and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are IN antidote to change Of water and
diet.
They Ove.SOme elects Of sipa, lion and late
hours.
They strengthen the system and enliven the
mind.
They prevent miAsmAtic and intermittent
feveTs.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the
stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera. aud Cholera
MOrbus.
They cure Liver Complaint and Nervous Head
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, ami are exhausted ma
turs's great restOrer. They are made Of pure St
Croi1 Run, the celebrated Calisaya Bark, roots
and herbs. and are taken with the pleasure Of a
beverage, without regard to age or time Of day
Particularly recommended to delicate persons re-
quring delirate Stimulan;. so!d By ali GrocerS
Druggists, Hotels and Saloons. p. IL. DaAKE S,
Co., New YOyk. CRAAEe BRIGHAM, Agents,
San Francisco. tjulyI -eoWIyl
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
COURTS o. NJ DORADO COUNTY.

DISTRICT cOUgT-HOa. ,. ,. hySEs, JaasSI Thsaas =.
TsSguay sed Nay, asG IGird EsSsyS 4 iESS..
and NSvembg. ."t.
COUNTY OoUR45psa. SsnsS Jahasoa, IuAgs; Thsnas B.
q SaaRaFy, Nay aaA Bspts@bGf. f"r1' ~
OOURI o. sRssIOHS-nsA. JHmss JoAassa, PVsasains
Jaa9s; 0OA. " eesat ed Hlraa Pnk, Assolate JAssS
anA fhanAs ,. Ratsa CA-hsiAl reaua< Ternse en ths
arst hea1AyS % haFSA July anA November.
PROBATE coURT-Hoa. James JOAnsoa, Judes; Thonas
D. Pasa, CEk-hoads regular fOms t6uTth Monday
Of eAsh mSnth. ~Ae ~ T. - -i lVT ''h inr : IL
BOAkD oF FsUPHRvIs0Rs-eppsist Of George ". svaa
VIZ RisbaAm asa 3. Pis7ee=fkona1 q. Pastsa, CAsih
AelA regular nsssng The hnt AoAdAy Of sach month
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08
Formerly Notary Public
Nevada Territory.

Carr. GIFTS. Judge advocate at Val
Iandigham's ir.al, has come 10 grief The
dispatches say that he is being tried by
Court MartilI for n-olence to a member
If Burnsidc's staff, and alSo for looking
through key hole in the Burnet House,
Cincinnati. to watch lady undressing
-tExch2hge.
This IS lhe class Of men who presided
over the fate Of one Of the frecmen Of
Ohio, and passed judgment Of exile upon
a man for obeying the constitution and
the laws, aud refusing to bow down to
military despotism. Yell does the Chi.
cago Times say, that it was for such q
man that the drawatSi invoked the scOr.
pion lash in every honest mans hand to
tiog him naked through the world. 1t is
through such men that decency is out
ragged std jISi;te~ tfekeaied.-Pcoti4 .ssf4iiSi
The mountain Democrat., 1863-08-08

SrARTLMG.-Remember, voters of Cal.
ifornia, especially you who are paying
enormous taxes, that Chandler, Repub.
lican o. s. Senator from Michigan, stated
in the Senate that the Republican mem
bers of Congress had deliberately voted
from two to three hundred millions of
dollars out of the Treasury fthe United
States into the hands Of thieves and rob
,beTs." This is the admission of Repub-
.''iesn Senator, warm supporter of the
Administration, and his admission has
not been denied. If you wish to keep
the robbers in power vote for the ticket
beaded by Low.