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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
MEDICAL

EEoO1A" AT1o~ -
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Both Married and Single.
the OLDEST REGULAT0R,F0R
FEMALES.
THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE
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AND SURE CURE,
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FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
Who suffer from IRRKGuL RITES or DISTRACTIONS
OF TIE hENsFs, Ghsterer may te the cause Of those
Obstrucki0ns.
THIS CURE HAS BEEN RECOGNIZED FOR MANY
YEARsAs
The only Safe Reliance |!
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that the Ladies have for relief from the suppres-
sion Of those periods which, If kept up according
to the calls Of Nature, will
GUARANTEE TO THEN
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The e ust Amount Of Good Health
and Strength,
and: which,, if ne. regularly: experienced, will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH,
MISERY AND DEATH,
AND Is THAT
Fiyss Of all Remedies for Diseases of Female
FIRST Of all Remedies for Diseases Of Ftmale
DIR. aCHEESEJMAE'S PILLS,
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE GOOD CID REMEDY
For all Obstructione has been Hailed
aciM Pleasure and Profit
FOR: TWENTY FIVE YEARS,
\ all parts of the civilized world. lis author ia
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
Whom everybody knows, and in whom everybody
places confidence and respect. tits
NO NEW. TANGLED ARRANG EMENT
STANDARD REMEDY.
Which has never failed.
and thousands Of certificates to this efeot can he
lou nd in all parts of the country.
The proprietors of DR.. Oh eesensn's
Long . Tried Recodroo.
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Long . Tried 7ecoino.
Guarantee that
on1H 40 *
o1IE BOX
ONE BOX
Of DR.. CHEsExAx's Female Regulating Pills
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Indeed, 50 certain arc these Pills, ,sl;ci haze
tees popular and sure cure for
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTURY.
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70 restore the menstrual aow IN q natural way.
that ladies who are pregnant must not we them,
~ they will inuariably produce miscarriage.
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ARE THE ONLY MEDICINE,
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now.
Beware OF limitations.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-12-08
MISCELLANEOUS.


Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Co..
"a A. WAY Line.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

By The GRAPE VINE.-Our infor-
luant, who gave Us the facts in re-
gard to the capture Of the Queen Of
the West. on Red river. and who was
forced to go with the Queen down the
Atchatalayn, relates the following in
cident
Al one Of ,k- places burnt by the
Queen. and owned by Il lady who had
been thus villaino"sly left housel.ss.
the valiant commander attempted to
converse with her on the bank from
;!.c deck oi his boat. She proved
true plucl: for him He asked her :
MADAM. have you = brother. father
or any relative in this war
The lady Was quite young, wild
ow, wiki two young boys of five and
seven Years Of age by her side. Her
reply was :. stiuger to this three, six
and nine mont rs invader and subju-
gator Of old ALcs. She answered in
Ugh, OF the s,nouldering ruins Of her
home
II have tw" brothers in the army !;
and if you keep on this war twelve
years longer. pressing til" heads Of
her bovs), l shal! have ftco sans to
tight you till their d-uth. l expect
noiI1l@ better than arson and murder
from any Of Your tribe
The commander .lop"d to his gun
room. while the lady and boys cheer
ed the departure of the Queen Of the
the West wi;k the ''Eonnic Blue
I'iar. ~ atrLcz Courier.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30
The Weekly News

Is published for the benefit Of per
sons whose mail facilities will not
admit Of their subscribing to the
.Sen..- Weekly Ae'cs. The present
s,,.Il size has been adopted to place
II within the reach of every person.
1r1m,-lor the present size So
ger unnum, SO for six mouths. IN
1lrunce
I, contains all the reading which
i. published in tn. Semi Weekly.
JOHN DICKINSON,
Editor and Proprietor.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30
THE SEMI-WEEKLY NEWS
Is published twice week.

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
T,,,ns-ssO 90 per year; Sa.00 for six
mouths; $500 fer three months.
Il is III. only paper this SD" Of
II. Mississippi river. "Vs'd. OF
.rrw Orleans. in Louisiana. t'fat IS
published more than one. "a week.
l. contains the latest W"r News and
items OF interest transpirins III the
southern Contcicracv.
In r-ri.tiny send none but Can
i;,i,.ut~. Louisiuna STATE, or !Sh/"r"-
nor, Etiis. or I-rus Treasury VAR
,.6,hn. Ind. ilual or Mu,,:nt.a Bills
.,.I received. ..G1
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30
FROM ESDAi'S PAPER.

Il:v absence. OF the editor Will be-
.",Iiricat rXcu-c t" our Readers Tor
Tia scarcity of or; @iual matter IN To-.
days payer, and W hope hr will! l,.
=. h's post a@"in. before au.:!:"r week
Cn.i. !Uunh.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30
Sercnade to Major-Grn. Price.

General Sterling Price, tl,,. hero Of
Missouri, arrived IN town on We'd
nesdav. ell route for wrs,cln I.o.i;.-
lana and Arkansas, where he is to
assnnc command VICE Gen. U"!n!rs
His presence here was the occasion
of Il grand turnout ni .hc troops who
scrv"': under "nld Pap" in M,ssouy:
and more recently il, Mississippi At
: o'clock "Wednesday MI gll,, the l4ti.
lC,h and Iuh -a.kan,ao Regiments
and lat -Ark;,us:,~ battalion ior,u,d
into line, all under Lieut.. C"I. pix!cc.
and proceeded by :, band Of music,
marched t" Gen. Gardner !ten,!uuar
'eTs 70 honor ;Erir inuch-lovrd and
gallant old header, Gen. Price with Il
sc'rl;.d" and t" Sazr again upon his
benevolent and t;,,l.rr!y facet p"l
struck npa lively air. after whic!.
cheer after cheer wen, up Tor Gen raj
Price. h" readily ,'rSpo udrd I" the
hearty call OF hi, fellow soldiers iM
arms.
The Veteran. soldier wh" has hIavcd
'"' '''.' ''' - "''''' Il ''''' VI ''"o"' "''''
ne '!'" h',' MS followers on I" 'i''"-
Tv' stepped l"'th Hnd showed himself
!" '"p'' BRAY" hearts '!;i" ""''ir 'P'f-
II. ""o hay" followed h'in through
toll and vriva,ions, in victory and de-
ju.,r, v ..,.,.,;,~ vLi,.h v.as .,;y.n Linn
was ~, ..y,,,s, .. III. .s;r,In AM; nd
,,,;r.,,; ;,, ,.,,,,.,..,;r.J ,,. ~, h,. ,l,os,
r.,, L,,y liz, h,..t mad :, y,;,.,, I,.
had .ud,.ar.I li.us,.Ifl.>- ,l, ,L. uo!,I,.
auG ud,,;r;,;,l., ,rY;,> O., character
.:n,y!, :,,,,y,, :, .,,nI u,an and ,,u.
.,l.i;,.r
,,r;... l.,.:u.. r,.s.nr,l I.r r,;...
sai,,
,'r;.,,y S.,rrrr. .--In.- ,,r.,.-
=
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30
Highly Important from kenlmcky y
and the Northwest.
Correspondence of the
Southern cun!.uururv.

February l2ih, 1863
had 4 long conversation to-day
wilh pyrfect!y y reliable acquaintance
bat :,-irw days ont from Louisville.
ii" reports great reaction throrg!1-
out the whole Sat-. While many
Union men opcul ' avow tLeiG oppo-
sition to Iinco!nS administration.
others still claim to favor iii. lniul.
and the Constitution. hut object 10
tlc enforcement OF the law. rs pro.
nulcHt..d hv the dictntor at Wash
in-lon. Very few OF the kcutnrkv V
titd"ral) ,r""rS r"1na:n il. III" ser
vice. The officers who had any pre-
tensions to rr-pcc,;ibili'v have all
,r>igucd, and the -uistrd men are
DESERVING l.v thousands. Nov is this
!i>;iirciiou confined To the >oliirrs
from krntucllv The Nur,hw.s, is
filled with dcsrrtrrS. The iUoth H.
liuois regiment has been unde, guard.
,'c ina iori:y oi' the lu.n and officers
in irons. a, Memphis for more than
tire" weeks. have inysvl, read
t"n. l;os"crumz's order, published in
the Louisville journal, placing seven
. .''''''',, ,.,:, 90 ne ,''''''s'1' cav
''"'' "''''''''l'n';'- ''"''' arrest '"r
''1.' H, 80 '''':'",r 49,, ''' '''G ''''i'' 81
~ " ~ ~ res ''''' ~, 'F"'F '''eT'
"'''; ~ oppression: 81 '"' '""''"''''''-
~ 't'''''' : ''@''''H ma >""''- '"I'!
% >",:' ''''''''''' 'I'''''''.' H'"nN.
'''H, W., "!,S ace "':''7'''''H'
''' "' CHA ''''''
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

NrGE NA>nAil>M.-Thr rr.!i.uce
q: t:.c Hon Il. L. iiidinv. chancellor
o. - ,,;a;rjct, near Lebanon. has
been burned by ;lr Yankee invaders
and r:rrysAing upon hi> pEal:ai:oa
L"sf,ot-d Mrs Ridley a,i hey Sis
ter barely escaped with th"ir lives.
l'I" jul@c> !o>- j, >3u,OUU. All his
lly-rprs. bu: four, have hc"n carried
n:', "nt h.. has no, enough! lci; from
til" "."oI>, Of h;~ estate to slh,is.
them. We Learn. hose fact, from :.
pr!va'" letter :'..oIn au uus.o;rL;"d
>oucrc.-nn" nn"Xvi!le Nr;-iS'rr.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

TliE lHD,A ANrLA-I'na, the In
G;auo.a Is !, sr..n. loss t. :h- F,d.v-
;il>. may be ,iuIsel from til" follow
ing d-scr vti"u OF ia" vessel given in
4 recent number "t ll"rrcr's (N. Y J
Wcckl Y:
The l.d.anoia. Lieut.. CommanLrr
George Brown. l. vessel %: the fol
lowing iin!.as!"nS: length, 10 feet:
h"a'n q" t"e. depth of ho!I, > t-"t:
and vii! draw. when ready for action.
2h"u. %i> ,crt of water. She is pro-
rrl:"d H.. four independent engines.
two attached 20 thu. wheels and ,vu
to the prov"!lrr,. ~l... ha- to,,r AiS!.
prrse'ir" boilers, and with this :.rra:
~f""inir@ power it j. "xyrc'"d that
she viii rt:n a"ainS: !:Ir clsrrrut Il
bout thirteen miles an hour. She i
covered with ,N.u-!uch rolled plates.
~!i" Na, one st.t.u.arv turrr:. with
>!0plH| si'irs. shea carries inu Ii
.ur! !)ali 5Icn "um, in III" tury"..
ai.d s"rrra! - p"und,.r guns in t's"
uioaU..u". Size has also Il pnwr:.U;
KAN and with her Sr.n: power >h,.
will no dp,.bt prove Il ser, -r,;ruc
tive :rs>c! :,imoli" the r,.,.l craft.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

TIE TiMEs.--Tl,g latest news We
have from the front is that all was
quiet along our main lines, but that
pretty brisk fight had occurred be-
tween Il small squad Of Gen Morgan's
cavalry and a lur@" fore. Of the enemy
on Friday last, upon our right, and
that our cavalry were compelled to
iall back.
This nr.n ofse:::ct. s,.elnH 70 haze
late. aud WE fear that hey have been
too couil.n; Of their ability to at
tack superior force. and do not use
,ha, caution and jndycu;e:,, ,ha; cisar
ac,crizrs the gallant Morgan.
Our !nttn,ry aye undergoing the
hardships OF camp iii. this cold and
di1n-rccnhlr w,:at her. but are doing
as we'll as may be expected under ,}:e
rr,.HtSiauccs.
Those who have tents have rlii,n-
n.vS erected, will, good warm t;r.-
pl;tcc., while ;wn ,nrssr, in each reg
imcn;. who were wi,isou: good tent
cloth have been pcr,uittrd to erect tor
themselves co,uinr,ntL,. cabin. All
The troops, therefore. having become
hardened to camp life, fare very we'll +.
when 'Lry arc not required to be on
The march. or on outpost duty. during
the cold and rainy weather.
We have not been able to learn the
the particulars Of Fridays tigE'. save
thar we !o., small! number Of men
but wc wiI! furnish them as soou aS
nhtaimrd -Wiucl!r,.-r Eni~,in.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

Young women ehou'd set good cx-
aInples. for the Young men are al.
wav- following them.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

',v T.!rrcnr" I" oar Geographic d.
patches !. vii! d.. -,.r, ,hn, ,l.rru.m..
i..,'-r ...,.n an ati,ci, .u Pax: iiu.!s s.u
+. v:.l.rani were. J:ivcu back with
!o~., t.. the .lo";'."l-"..r Mississippi.
which was h',:at !" 1t" v.:t,.-- c..-...
'-D.r ',~srl surI"*"G' 10 t." stink, a'd
s.'''l... s...'..!.: ri,.I"I. Ih" :-un-
n"a, Nar"G2:,..ria nnI ii,r :,i:H,c
iiAr.:"r! 81" reported to l;.;" passed
i'>7' Hudson. but ia Suc:. ,v,.uUii.an
a. 10 g.'u,.,.! i,rr achievements ;ru;t-
ir~s. ;'"i =" i."vr, :, fine opportunity
!.s onr !!i'.r ,.:.,v ~ add ,vo more
Vessels ~ lis lit "i captures. We
'1:Hg.ri ,h.r;v-,iv ,n-n a..l ",rlu.I-
iii. ..:."u Of The destroyed f.:.at.. n! .
a.ss !';i. pnr Victory was ru.np.ci".
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

a Machine has been invented
which is to be driven by the force cf
circumstances.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

w. c.ll tn" :,,,~naouo. .. .h. Nav
~ elect. aud The member. of t!.. tit;
Council. to i;,.. IiltI.> condition of our
streets and GATHERS. aul have no
J"vJ, I'll" cvlI vii. %, rr,nrIi"i. Ii.
labor rann": be !aI at fair l,r:c.s,
H.r" or purchase -jar-s. 4: al events
IL; til" -v!! D.. r-.ncdi.t. before III.
s'cr-i- season commences.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

W. are requested /" a;a'" ;!at ii
'ah..aun will b. g.vru by la. !sdlr.
o: this place. on next Wci;r,,tn,
i. rh.. Price Of adlui- SION, ou,. dol
in- \ full at,cuLuucc i. expected.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

The weather 4, this place is cloudy
and warm.
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

One Of Major-Gen. J. L. B. Stuart's
servants is in captivity. glorifyins in
his Southern proclivities, and dcclar-
ing tina: hs will die fuss fore he'll
take the oaf of allegiance The
same darkey. the morning after tho
passage of the negro regiment bill.
told his fellow prisoners that tho
white men Of the North had found
themselves unable to whip the South
and had to call on the "nigrers."
Shreveport weekly news., 1863-03-30

ARRIVAL or a IElZE-A dispatch
from Wilmington to Charleston says
that a prize schooner taken by the
Confcdsrat. pri<s:ccr Rcn'Jvt'on.
and loaded with fish, salt, etc. Ind
run aground in New lslet under the
runs OF l'or1 Fisher.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14

A ToUGH ONE.-A few evenings since,
says an exchange, in our "private crib, !"
there was learned Observation-Disclosures
" Bed bugs and their remarkable tenacity
of life." One asserted, of his own knowl-
edge, that they could be boiled without
serious injury to their health. Some had
soaked them for hours without fatal con-
sequences. Old Hanks, who had been
listening as an outsider, here gave in his
experience in coroboration of the state
ments Of the others. Says he" Some
years ago, took bed bug to an iron
foundry, and dropping it into the lade
where the melted iron was, had it run into
a skillet. Well, my old woman used that
skillet pretty constant for the last six
years, and here the other day it broke all
to smash, and, what do you think. gen.
tlemcn ?-that ere insect just walked out
of his hole, where he'd been layin' like a
frog in a rock, and made tracks for his
old roost. up stairs! But" added he, by
way Of parenthesis, che looked mighty
palei"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
PIacervilIe Post Omoe.

THE MAILS Tor Sacramento, San Praneisco and
ONCE at O'Clock, Pm,
The mails for the Atlantic States, and Europe.
close at this ONCE every DAY at I9 O'Clock n.
close every day ate O'Clock Pm.
The MATHS for GriSEly Flat close at this oEieI
every Wednesday, morning at O'Clock.
The Mails for NeWtOwn close at O'Clock, An,
on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Pridaya
The mails for Oedarville and Indian DiRRfnRR
close at o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday
The Mails for Gold Springs and Coioma cIoseeS
cry day, Sundays exeepted) at 8 O'Clock,
The Kelsey, spanish Flat, and Georgetown Nal
close Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS at 81
o'clock p. NJ.
Tie Malls for Carson Valley and Salt Lake On:
close every day at l9 O'Clock NJ
OFFICE HoCRs.-From o'clock, A. n, tint
NJ; and from till o, P. M, (Sundays excepted,
On Snndays-From untiI10, A. NJ, andf
. until ! p NJ. P. NJ. VIII. RODGERS, N.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
CONsTARLE,s SALE

RY virtue Of an execution to me directed. is,ued
- out OF the Court Of John Bush, Justice Of the
Peace In and for Placerville Township, County Of n
Dorado and State Of California, upon Judgment
rendered therein on the 1lth day Of December A. d.
1859, In favor ofD. L. Munson, Jonas Munson and
Joseph Munson, and against L. C. Leikins, James
smith and Luke Smith, for the sum OF my nine a.
100 dollars, debt and twenty-one 75-l6o doIiars
costs Of suit together with accrung costs,-I have
evlei upon and seized, and will expose for sale at
pubic auction, to the highest bidder, at the Court
House door in the City Of Placerville,
On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1853, at the hour Of O'Clock p ~, ali the
right title interest and claim Of the above named
DEFENDANTS in and to the following described proper
y, ying and being in the township Of Placeryiile
County and State aforesaid, TO wit:
.in ihat certain Quartz Lead known as the "Black.
sIniihs' Lead" commencing at point near Lekins,
caon and running south 60O feet and north 400 feet
together with quartz mill with four stamps, water
power, ana alland singular the tenements, heredit.
aments ana appurtenances thereunto belonging or
IN anywise appertaning. "
D. 1858. ""y SyIWSSTUarJ' NJ TSn0SrJ' A.
" Constable in and for said Township
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
;1i;5lv p1TH rHRoUeH THE c0RN.

WavVaud bright In the summer air,
HShc = nleAsaSt So Vhehthe wind blows telr,
And Ia ronRheOt breath has scarcely euIlsd
Tha freeu highway TO distant world
9oft ThiaperS passing from shore TO shore,
IL arom hearts resigned. yet desiring more
Who feels forlorn,
Wandering thus down thePAth through the corn :
A ahvrt space sincs, and the dead leaves lay
WouldeFinR under the hedgerow gray,
Mar ham Of insect, nor voice OF blrdt
C1SaF khs dssolRte field vas ever heard,
Only at eve the Pallid snow
VIshsdf nee red Ii the red 1an-gi0EI
iii once blest m6rn
SHOT Up iuts life the youag green corn
Bu6Ali AMI Feeble, slender and pale,
II bent It's head TO the winter gale,
HeaTkenvd the Wren's s0ft note OF cheer
ESSAlV eewilasTlnK SpTiAe vas neaTi
RavS rkasiuuts bud and eampions blow
IS1i 11l1Ses minie the vaniAhed snoS'l
Where it vas born,
On sitAsr side the path through the corn
The eoFu, the corn, the beautiful corn,
Rising wonderful, morn BY mornj
First scarce - high ~ faiTy's wand,
Then Iust in reach Of a ehild's wee hand;
Then growing, growing tall, brave and strong,
with the voice Of new haTvests In its song,
While in fond scorn,
Tho birds out-carOl the whispering corn.
A strange, sweet path, formed day by day,
How, when, and " therefore, we cannot say,
No more than Of our nfe-paths we know,
whittier they lead US, why we goi
Or whether OK yPsJS- a2Si<eYeE see
The wheat in the ear or the fruit on the tree;
Yet, who's forlorn!
He who watered the furrow can ripen the corn
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
CONsTABLE's SALE.

virtue OF an execution to me directed, issued
OUT oi the Court Of John Bush, a Justice Of the
feaee IN and for the Township Of Paceryille Cams
o, II Dorado and State of California, upon judG.
Ta9ered e9 therein on the llth day OF December
a. u 1907, In favor Of NJ. +. Clayton and agnin.t
ann a. ~ - elEeps James Smith and Luke Smith, for the
sum OF one hundred and seventy Ave II 100 dollars
debt, and twenty-One 75-lOO dollars costS ~ "nt
'Ogetner & with accruing cOstS,-I have levied upon
ana seiEed and will expose for sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder, at the court house door in The
City Of Piacerville, ~O' u" '"s
On the 2sth Day of February, .
A. D. leG3, at the -Four OF 2 o'clock P. NJ. all the
right title, interest and claim Of the above named
oeIendants in and to the following described prom.
erty, ylHg and being in the township Of PacetyilIe
county and state Aforesaid, to wit: '
Ihat certain Quartz Lead known rs the upI, 81
i'ead, commencing at point near LeIkIns,
CABIN and running south COO feet and north 400 faa1
together with quartz mill with four stamps, water
power, and all and singular the tenements hsrsJil
taments and appurtenances thereunto belonc;no -
in anywise appertaining VI
Given under my hand, this oath day Of Jsnror,,
A. d. 1868. A SIHoNTnnMu TTnanMuary'
Constable in and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14

"DARN Your MORALS. An old fellow
from Pike was holding an argument the
other day, on the state OF the nation,
when his opponent began to discourse of
the superior morals of New England. Old
Pike stood it calmly for awhile, but soon
broke out as follows, to the amusement Of
the bystanders: Darn your morals, say
|; I've heern them talked about ever
since was big enough to run alone. but
I've never seen anything Of 'em. Your
consarned liquor laws and moral (MorrilD
tariffs have busted up the Union morn
the nigger has" New England subsidized
and left the old fellow master of the field.
Il Sonora Democrat.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
ANNIE OF THE VALE.

The young stars are glowing,
Their clear light bestOwing,
Their radiance Ills the calm, clear summer night;
Come forth, like n fairy
So blithesome and airy,
And ramble in their soft and mystic light.
CHoRUs:-Come, come, come, love, come
Come ere the night torches pale;
oh, come IN thy beauty,
Thou marvel of duty,
Dear Annie, dear Annie Of the Vale.
The world we inherit
Is charmed by thy spirit,
Az radiant as the mild, warm summer ray;
The Watchdog is snarling,
For Fear, Annie darling,
His beautiful young friend III steal away.
CRORUs :-Come, come. come, love, come
Come ere the night torches pale;
Oh, come in thy beauty,
Thou marvel Of duty,
Dear Annie, dear Annie Of the Vale.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, Coatty ot Fl Dorado
- In the Probate Court in and for sad County.
In the matter of the Estate of. II. Hoh1gsEorth.
Decreased.
All persons interested are hereby notified 10 he
and appear before tie Court Aforesaid, in cp-n
Court, AZ the court room ~ said Court, in the Cy
OF Placerye. at the hour of ten r'cipck A VI. o.
Monday, the "a day Of March, 4. d. ISIS, 10 then
and there show cause, II any they can why an order
should not he granted to the Administrator and Ad
mdstratrix Of the Estate OF said dece ased Author
ring and empowering them 10 sell a portion OF the
real estate belonging the estate OF said deceased
BY order of Court.
-, Witness my hand and seal OF said Court
L. g. hereto affixed at office In the City Of PlA-
- cerville this the 2Sih day OF January, A. d.
1883. THOS. h. PATTEN, Clerk.
jan3ltd By OGpFS SQCiKEs, Deputy.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of 81 Dorado
y In the County Court issand for said County
Jacob WInkleman VS.. His Creditors.
In the matter OF the Petition OF Jacob "InEIemah
an Insolvent Debtor.
Pursuant to an order on hle herein, made by the
Hon. James Johnson, Judge OF the Court aforesaid,
nottee & 1r:aA S;'-@ Ia all the creditors OF SAID
Insolvent Debtor, Jacob Winklemar, to be and ap-
pear before the Court Aforesaid, at the Court House
Of said County In the City Of RaceTve, on the sSth
day Of Peb'y A. D. 1863 at the hour Of ten O'Clock A.
NJ Of said day, to show cause, any they can, Why
the prayer Of said nsoVent debtor should not DC
granted. and assignment OF his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and Liabilities
in pursuance Of the Statnte in such case made anu
provided. And, in the meantime, It is ordered that
all judicial proceedings against said nsovent DEBTOR
be stayed. ,
49,, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
L. 8. Court hereto affixed at office in the City OF
t-- Placerville, this eth day OF January, n D.
1863 TH0S. n. PATTEN, CLERK.
by CGDEN SorIRKs, Deputy.
F.A. HoRSBLowER, Atty for Petitioner. elm
The mountain Democrat., 1863-02-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of II Dorado.-
- In the Probate Court in and for said County.
In the matter Of ,hc Estate and Guardianship Of
Henry Sillman, an insane person
The next Of kin Of said Henry Silliran, and all
persons interested, hereby notified to b. and
appear before the Court Aforesaid, ia open Court, a;
the Court room OF said Court in the City of Placer.
vile, at the hour Of ten o'clock 4. VI. Of Monday.
the 23d day Of February 4. h. 1865. to then and
there show cause, II any they can WHY order
should not be granted L. u. Hopkins, Guardian Of
the Estate Of said Henry Slman, insane person,
authorizing and empowering hiL 20 sell the real
tate belonging to the Estate Of said Silliman.
by order Of the Court.
-, Witness my hand and seal Of said Court
L. s. hereto affixed, at ofhcc in the City of P,a.
I - cerville, this 2lrh day OF January, A. D.
1868. THOS. Il. PATTEN, Clerk,
BY OGpFN SVUiRES Deputy.
SASDERsoS WILLIAMS, Au'ys for Guardian.
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