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What Young People should
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The best inheritance that parents can
give their children, is the ability to help
and t,L thaa.1ro. IT..
N .I .a ~ =, 1a' y, ~ ,',, :, Mo Is D''-
.er 'hah = hanoreo lnousano ooiiars apiece
In. any trouble or difhculty, they will have
two servants ready. In the shape of the
two hands Thnx,es suboIcsn do noth;rr
.o,.-N:.-S o.
.V0"e nali'eua 20 on' W are ncipless ana
easily ulsheartened as the ,mlsfortunes OF
me- IhoseFeWho are aetlye and handy
meet troubleswith cheerful face, and soon
surniount III am Let.vopne nsonls tb.res
&C. 49, ,gl..9g. c.I .r.. 80
Ais " ~ "s si0y many pseiui ~ sni mug -
possible kcosss,ia Nfsa sssibeulri ad
Every boy should know how, sooner or
later. 50 ssg sd szds s7sgs sea a4sR =
l.. To dress, himself, black his own
boots, cut his brothers hair, wind his
watch, sew on a button, make a. beds and
keep the clothes In perfect order. sa ys9
:. 10 harness a horse grease wagon,
ana drlve team. Eoi1 yews .g5,fre saa
%. 10 carve and wait on table. ID va
s4.4 miikthe COWS, to shear the sheep
and dress veal or mutton. ada ssssl
o. To reckon money and keep accounts
correctly. and according to good book
Keeping rules. = tsesaIa saz 8; lilau 4sh3S
6. To write neat, appropriate, brief;
iy"expressed business letter. IN good
hand, and to fold and subscribe, it prop
eriy, and write contracts -,
q 10 piow, SOW grain and grass, drive
a moving machine, SWING ascythe, build
neat stack, ana Pltcn nay vii. st
p Io put up package, build ahre,
wphlteWash wal, mend broken, tools, and
regulate clock, ). ssss,..s. -.
Every girl should know how:
/. 10 sew and KNIT. esssa len q
10 mend clothes neatly. s.
p. 10 make peds- -. Hsaa 4~uaf
f. 10 dress her own hair aasssI
Q. 10 wash dishes and sweep car
pets' g.ao8.J iaebQ a,r.
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ppttrg.
DREAMING.
BY LUcERN ELLIOTT.

41ie - . tH .itftsi-a e Vt tfla a> Utst q
am dreaming, gently dreaming,
OF the days that fitted by,
s When the hours to me were seeming
Like meteor in the sky.
Then the golden woof of pleasure,
' Sunlight dancing on each thread,
Dancing to life's joyous measure, &,
Fairly turned my childish head.
I am dreaming of the hours, ia
tia' When hope with golden light 70 90
Stole Ger my childish fancy, aH asa
: "a In visions pure and bright
Then came the guiieless friendships
Ofthose merry bhthesome days,
q With memories of the hillside haunts
Still loved though far away.
! Those golden hours have passed away
fa Those friends are changed or gone
e Some have forgotten childhood's day,
In the busy gay worlds tone.
3 We meet life s stern realities,
Old nature seems less kind, lat
And ntw the shadows creep before,
p The sunlight steals behind.
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sA- aWhat is polygamy?" asked Ike,
who stumbled over the word in the paper,
Mrs, Pennington looked severe "Polyga-
my" said she, SIS where men have an ad-
libertine privilege of marrying pleursy
of wives, when they can't take care Of one
as she ought, to be, with flannel half a
crown yard and calico at fabulous
prices. Ike was satisfied, and immersed
himself in an account of the "sprine
meetings.
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The Right Kind of Talk for
Fs~ ,a Democrats. r7 a

There are few disorganizing papers,
that have hitherto claimed to be Demo
cratic organs, but that now favor the doe
trine of secession and advocate the recog-
nition of the Southern Confederacy.-
Their efforts now seem to be directed,
chiefly, against the success Of the Demo
cratic party at the approaching Presiden
tial Election, knowing, as they do, that
the Union would be restored under a
Democratic Administration. With the
exception of few journals of this char
acter, the Democratic press of Oaio speaks
out in language like the following, which
we find in last weeks Waverly Democrat.
1t is the right kind of talk. We have
ourselves. again and again, talked in the
same way through the columns of THE
STATESMAN: 9iae3 -r.-+oo
A UNITED DEMOCRACY.
There is nothing of more Importance at
the present time for the welfare of pee-
ple'srights than harmony in the Demo
cratic ranks, and united effort of the
conservatives to change the administers
ton by the peaeeable agency of the bal
lot We frequently hear of some Demo-
Gratis named as peace Democrats, and
others as = War" Democrats. There is
ne necessity for this. We know of no
other than the plain term, Democrat.
without any prefix. Those who place
themselves upon the principles of the
Constitution, and the bonds OF Union, as
they came to US from our revolutionary
fathers-stand firm to the simmutable
rights of the peoples liberties. princi-
Piles of free government, are for peace,
the normal condition of the Union, al
soon as it can be obtainek honorably, and
necessarily are opposed to establishing
on the ruins of a Republican government
a dcspotism. The sentiments expressed
in the platform adopted by the late Demo.
cratic State Convektion are to the point
Resolred, That VIC would hail with de-
light, any and every honorable effort to,
ward restoration Of the normal condi-
tion of this Union, to wit: internal peace
and harmony, and fraternal affection be-
tween the several States comprising it; anc
we regret that the measures of the pres
cnt administration prevents such desirable
results, and we are therefore uncomprom
isingly opposed to its continuance il
power" safss ~
Let the Democracy stand united in sup
port of the principles of the Governmen
established by our fathers by clinging t
the Constitution. Let there be no quib
bling about this or that kind of Demo
Gratis. LIE. Abolitionists who are hant
in hand with the fre-eaters for the de
. struction of the Union, do the quarreling
! Upon the result of the election hangs tn,
destiny of the Republic and liberties o
the people. The great contest to h
! fought at the ballot-bux the coming Presi
DENTAL election, is contest between dis
union, radicalism, despotism, perjury
abolitionism, niscegenationism, amalea
mationism, and usurpation on the one side
and conservatism, liberty, truth, Union
the Constitution and law on the other
Voters, which side do you choose.
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CLARINdToN, May 9, 1864.
Editor Spirit of Democracy: is"aETs q

Editor Spirit of Democracy:
Thinking it might be Of interest to the
Voters and, Tax payers, of Monroe Coun.
ty as we'll as elsewhere, | have thought
proper to send for publication short list
of the prices of Goods, Produce and La
Dor in 1860, under the Democratic admin
istration, also the prices at the present t
time under the administration Of Lincoln,
Chase & Co.
Prices of Goods in 1860. Prices Now.
Coffee. ee..."..............15 Coffee....55
Sugar .....,............10 Sugar ....25
Tea. Tea ......1, go
Com Tobacco. ..........16 Tobacco As
Molasses. ..............50 Molasses 1,25
Calico from to- ....121 Calico 25 to 80
Muslin from 30 to. ...55 Muslin 30 to 55
Bed ticking {" 25 to 40 Bed ticking IS
FARMERS SOLD PRODUCE,
Wheat in 1860 from IS to 500 per bushel.
Corn I" " 9" Co" rs +" i"
Potatoes {" 35 q" SO %"
PRICES IN 1864. -.
Wheat from 1.25 to $3.50 per bushel.
Corn '.a so q 100 /" j" 4ssH
Potatoes" 65" 80 +" q"
The laboring man in 1860 received from
so ets TO $1,o0 per day. In 1864 from
40 cents to s. 90 per day. Ha
On examination of the above; it will
be seen that what in 1860 he could buy
with one day S labor, now requires from
two to three; SO instead of indulging in
luxuries he must use the utmost economy,
and frequently deny himself and little
ones the comforts of life.
:, At one dollar per day under the Demo-
cratic administration something could be
saved, for wet day or old age, bat where
is the laboring man that can now do it !?
and last though not least, your taxes for
the purpose of keeping up the many new
officers that have been brought into ex-
istence under the new administration, has
increased about four times, and who pays
it? 1t is not the Merchant, the Banker,
or the owner of many houses, who pays
this tax. The Merchant increases the
prices of his goods, the Landlord adds to
the prices of his rent, and it is from the
poor man the consumer and the ten mt that
the taxes come-it is them that support
and keep up the government.
Now as friends to your country and to
your families. For the Scripture says
he that does not provide for his family is
worse than an infdel.) Examine care
fully and see the many frauds that are
being praciiced upon you by men in pow
er. Then vote for a change in the ad-
ministration that we may elect men that
have the fear of God and the good of our
country at heart john.
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pW The foundation of domestic hap
piness is faith in the virtue of woman;
the foundation of all political happiness
is confidence in the integrity of man; and
the foundatian OF al llhappiness, temporal
and eternal--relianee onths goodness oi
God, esFe 2si-seg E'ispaircas .te
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COLFAX.

The feeble, pulling, yariveling, gabbling
lssl creature ar ..s9t
Meanness ingrained in every look aud fea-
ture, s
One of the filthy. slimy, creeping
spawn,
By revolution to tho surface thrown,
Doomed soon to sink, in native filth to
rot, rsf
All that he said, and all that he did for
saf got,
Had ne not chosen infamy of fame,
And linked his own to an immortal name
Hence. coming ages, mindful of his
wrong, gef
Will curse mean Colfax, while they rover
ence Long. tf-u fv
Dayton Empire.
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~ IWNVo lines, OF iosS, "tAA "
sne setlai FgeN 7Esea = efiS s s4tT
aEAn gal advertisements win beehargsd
ny the line8 q sasssQsfs a58al So gIs.sAs ~
Or Notices of the appointment Of Ad7 -&g
- ministHor's, and Executors; also -sN
O. AttachRnt Notices, must be paid IN -&A
@ Twentnve per cent additional WIN be
charged on + price of job work If not paid
q advanoe id on Advertising if not paid be-
ssre taken &. & nqttsef3ci eat hi4k KS
ase rHH NV OF NHwsPAPRRs-.o e
j. subscrefs who do not give express no
doe 10 Che cdrary, are considered as wishing
% continue tir subscription. ss zieas
:. II subsoisrs order the discoptinu nuance OF
.tsir newspaps. the publisher may continue
"a send them It'll all arrearages are paid.
Es. II subscrsrs neglect or refuse to take
thei- papers frl the Offices to which they are
directed, they're held responsible till they
6Avs settled thsin, and ordered thsm disconn
tinned.
a. n srfbscpfs remove to other places
,e,thout informs the publishers and the pa
,,ers are sent toe former direction, they are
held rsspeusibl
6. The oourtiave decided that refusing to
take psriodica1rom the Office, or removingt
and leaving theuncalled for, is prima facieN
svidence OF intional fraud.
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"Tell your mistress I have torn the
curtain, said gentleman to the domes-
tie of lodging house. s.Very WELL sir;
mistress will put it down as rent,
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War DEPAnTMrvr, Az
ADJUTkNr GEN's. OryIuE, --
WARRINGTON. NAV 7th. 1864

ADJUTANT GEN's. OFyIux, 80.
\ WARRINGTON, May 7th, 1864
Ithaving been officially reportsd shst
Mr.. Oald, the rebsl Commissiener of Ex-
change, has declared, without consultirg
the authoritiss of the United States, tkss
al rebel prisoners delivered At City Point
up to the Goth, April, are exchanged, il.
is sordersd that all Federal prisoners of
war and all civilians5 on parole prier tes
May 9TH, 1884, be declared s1changsd,
and they are thus declared sxohsngss
ed. '.e'A 2 AnS
Accordingly, Il Is further announced.
thatsafter dsducting the number Of Fed
eral officers and men embraced in this Or.
der as exchanged, the rebels win .lrenAis
indebted to the Federal Governmsnt, ae-
cording to the tables carefully prepared
by the Oommis1ionefG Gensrsl Of PrisoasSs,
from official data, ss,5es, for, which NO
equivalent havs been received BY ths Fed
eral Government. -
All parolsd officers and enlisted men
hereby declared exchanged, who are in
camp, will be immediately forwarded BY
the commandants Of camps to their rsgi-
ments and commands, and reported to the
Commissary accordingly, those who are
absent on leave, at the expiration Of their
leave of absence, will report to the parole
camps at Annapolis, or Columbus. Ohio.
| By order of the Secretary Of fWsr.
e. D. TOWNSEND, A. A. G.
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That is all Of the soc, 900 veterans who
entered the, service three years agos The
remainder are either dead or will be dis
charged - s
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Frorn Califsrnia.

g SAN FhAsofsoo, May 1z.-rhs Dsne.
cratic State sConvention sdjsufhed xith
thfes, schssfs for the sCopstitution = Il is<
the Union as it wss, and he dewpfslt e
Uncle Abraham.
The public joy evsr the war ss~sssA.
tinues unabatsd.
s Several Sanitary Gommissioh msstiass
are arranged for thronghout The Stets.
The pressure In the morey maskst 10
very great. The bullion receipts fet ths
past ten days amount to about q. zoe, 900.
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nR. ]. H.ERSON

- nFFERs h5fsssional services
" to the cns of WooDsPrELD
n and vicinitys may always be
= found ready yaccommodate his
s.ppaerous patrons at sHice formerly eoc-
scuvfed by Wm. +. Hu on Main Cross
&strest. 81 sza55z lsEF ~ - ,gtF
Nay ls,lsse.-ly. fA4 blas 3ai
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B@- A lady that weuid please herself
in marrying was warned that her intended,
though very good sort Of maa, was very
singulsr. "Wsll," replied the lady, s.if
he is very much ahliks other nss. ahss b
much more likely 20 bee good hssbssd.'
k.tsf "a
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Pr o.fe $ 10 nal G ar d $
Clair Agency

The subseribesas formed partnership
with AsbREKs. yncKIE and Mccoy. of Co
lurnbus, for the osecution Of all military
claims whatevertch as back pay, Bounty
Psnsions, &c., &!The long experience and
extensive practicl this FiRMwill it is hoped
secure public conhce. The subscriber will
attend at his ofiSs Afain Street, Woodsfeld
nearly opposite ssmith's: Ne
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! Feb. A. 1863 9 Atty at Law.
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5ORPRlMTIMG &

kxssuted with neatness and dispatch At thus
oficeoand unreasonable prices. 3 sls agses
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
AYERS sARsAPARMLA.

~, NeWr6Lgta, or To DotSsFeH0V
Rose or 81. InEAOny'S Fsre, 0ad 1adcsd tbs asAeic
BlOGd. .-
This compound win b: sOunda grea. pceeo.a. q
health, when taken in the spring, % esPsl The ~
humOrS which tester In the hood ~ that neaaaA q
the year. By the timely expulsion Of then maay
ranking disorders are nipped Ia the bud. Multi
'udes, can BY the cid Of this remedy, gAre them
selves from the endurance Of foul eruptions and a'
sores through which the system win StEive 70
rid Itself Of corruptions, not assisted TO do ShS
through the nHtural channels Of the body ~ - q.
teratve medicine, Cleanse out the vitiAte9 blood
whenever you nnd its impurities bursting through
the skin In piples, eruptionS, sores; cseaAas u
whenever is foul, and your feelings will ten yoa
when. Even where no particular disorder is ~
people enjoy better health, and live lOngsE, sst
cleansing the blood Keep the blood healthy, anA
all s well; but with this pabulum ollie dIeoTdeteds
something must 60 wrong, and the great machinery
oflIie is disordered or overthrown.
During late yeaFs the public have been aisaea ~
Of ssrSspariiI. SSr one doiisS NoSs of sSe:s Ssvs
been frauds upon the SICK for they nOs only contain
little, u anN, earSapaElla, but Osten no cuFellvO
properties whatever Hence, bitter and Painial dls'
appointment has followed the use Of the various EN-
tracts Of sAfSapArils which food the market, uatl
the name itself ie justly despsed, spA hAs beeoas
synonomous with imposition and cheat. etin ~
ply such remedy - shah rescue the name AuM he
load Of obl0quy which rests upon II. AND WO tAiuk
We have ground for believing It has virtues which
are irresistible By the ordinary run Of the diseases
It 10 intended TO cuFe.
Prepared BY Dr. !. .. AVER k CO., Lowell, Mass.
Price q per bOttle six bottles in one package, g.
GOLD BY
R. White and Z. J. Van vO0FhIes Z %. HaeeFN
vlO. -4
P. W. Cunningham, Georgetown;
N. D. Hihdman, n Dorado;
B. H. Mcdonald 4 Co., Sacramentot
Crane Bingham. San Francisco, and all aeales1
In medicine. deeS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that. on TUESDAY,
~ the 10th day Of FEBRUARY, 1854. at two
O'Clock, p. NJ, there will be sold, at public auc-
tion, at the Office Of the Company, in COlOma, so
many shares IN the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names of the following persons, as
may he necessary to pay assessment No. 5,now due
frnIn said parties. together with all expenses Of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Henry Clay Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Great Mogul District, Amador County,
Ca!irornla-Sotice is hereby given that by q resolu
ton adopted by the Board Of Trustees Of the Henry
Clay Gold and Silver Mining Company, at meeting
held on this day, assessment (No. 81 Of twenty
five (25) cents was levied upon every share OF the
capital stock Of said Company, to be paid In gold
coin of the United States, Immediately, to the Secre
tary at the ofcc 4O6 Mont gomery street, So Fran
cisco. JOHN W. GOULD, Sec'y.
San Francisco, Dec. is, 1s63.-SOd
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

Henry Clay Gold and Silver Mining
Company, Amador County, (Great Mogul Dis
trict,l ,Markleyvile, November %, 1s6S-Notice Is
hereby given, that by resolution adopted by the
Board OF Trustees Of the Henry Clay Gold and Sill
yer Mining Company, at a meeting held this day,
assessment Of twenty (25 cents was levied upon
every share Of the capital stock Of said Company,
to be paid Immediately, In gold coin OF the United
States to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Compa-
ny, 4O6, Montgomery street, San Francisco, or to
Peter Boyle, Superintendent, at the mine.
Per order. JOHN W. GOULD,
decl9-30d Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
@ining Companies.
GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that. on TUESDAY, the
~ 23d day Of FEBRUARY, 1864. at two O'Clock p.
NJ, there will be sold, at public auction, at the Office
Of the Company, in CoIoma. SO many shares in the
capital stock Of said Company, standing In the
of the following persons, may be necessary
to pay all assessments now due from said parties.
together with all expenses Of advertising and sale,
unless said expenses and charges are previously
nail
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY,
~ the 23d day of FEBRUARY. 1864, at eleven
o'clock A. NJ, there will be sold,at public auction,
at the Office of the Company, in Coloma. so many
shares in the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names of the following persons, as
may be necessary to pay all assessments now due
from said parties, together with all expenses Of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
MIDAS GOhD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, at . meeting Of the
Shareholders OF the above named Company,
held on the 18th Instant there levied an assess
ment OF thirteen and 5OlOO dollars each share OF
the capital stock, payable within thirty days, in
g. gold or silver con to the undersigned, In the City
Of Piacerville.
By order OF the Shareholders.
JOHN J. CULLEN, secy.
Piacervie, January 10th, 1S64.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the UNDERLINED
IN will apply to the hoa. Board Of Supervisors Of
Il Dorado County, California, ct their meeting on
the arst Monday In February, 1C64, for license 10
keep Toll Bridge across The South Fork OF the
American River, at Chill Bar, in said county FOR one
year. L, HEEG
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

The following certificates, heretofore sold for
former asscssmen ents, are delinquent for assessment
No. 5, as follows, and will be SOld for the amount
due, with costs, at the time aud place above
named!
NLNEa Nn Ceriint / 30 Rhrarea / nna
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
DAVID MANNING GOLD AND Sill
YER MINING COMPANY.

CTOCKHOLDERS In the above company are here
- by notified that assessment OF l2H cents per
snare was levied on the capital stock by the Board
Of Trustees, at . meeting held on the 26th day OF
December, 1868, paySbic immediately TO the secre-
tary, ct his ONCE, ut the Mounuoy Saloon.
r. Z. BARNS, Secy.
Piacerville, January I'd, 1sS4.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is lereby given that Special Meeting
IN OF the Stockholders OF the above named Com
pany is called for Saturday, January 3Oth,
1884, at o'clock, p. NJ. The purpose Of said meet
ing Is to amend the Bylaws so Ms to authorize the
board OF Trustees to levy sufficient assessment to
complete the mill Of the Company. general at
tendance is desired.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
A. ST. C. DENVER, Sec'y.
Coloma January 14th, lS64-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
GENERAL GRANT MINING
COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given, that, At q meeting Of the
n Board Of Trustees Of the above Company, held
on the I'd day Of January, 1864, an assessment mo
81 Of twenty five cents per share was levied the
capital stock, and made payab Immediately, in gold
con to the Secretary, at the Office Of the Company
In Coloma.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
A. ST. c. DENVER, Sec'y.
Coloma, January sth, 1S64.-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
PRIvATEER GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given to the stockholders ofthe
~ ShHye company, that at . meeting ofthe Board
IS Trustees, held the 9th instant, assessment
Of thirty cents per share was levied the Capital
Stock OF the Company, payable within two weeks
from that dste In United States Gold and Silver COIN
to the Secretary, at the once Oft the Company in
Placervie.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
a. sIMONToN, see'S.
Raeevillo, January 9Th, 1S64.ASw.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
PINE TREE COPPER MINING 90

NOTICE is hereby given, that, on MONDAY, the
~ sth day Of FEBRUARY, 1854, At 8 O'Clock ?. H.,
there will be sold at public auction, at the ONCE Of
the Company at PattiVilie, so many shares In the
capital stock Of said Company standing In the names
cG <NS tNIONtOg PERSONS may be necessary to pay
all assessments now due from said parties together
with all expenses OF advertising and sale, unless
said expenses and charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST. c. DENVER, see'y.
Coloma, January 2?d, lsf4.-td.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23

BY order of the Board Of Directors.
A. ST. C. DENVER, Sec'y.
COlona, January 22d, lssI.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
ARaARE COPPER MINING co.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the nrst annuA
N meeting OF the Stockholders of the Argare Cop
per Mining Company, for the election Of Board o
Trustees and other important business. will be helC
at Bryant's Hotel, on Saturday, January Both, 1864
at II O'Clock A. NJ.
By order OF the Board Of Trustees.
SAMUEL HARRIS, Sec'y.
Bryant's Hotel, January 4th, 1854.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-23
#tntng Companies.
COLD SPRING KEYSTONE
MINING COMPANY.

TNHE stockholders Of the Cold Spring Keystone Nj
l. ming Company viii take notice that, at q meet
ingpF the Board Of Tstees, held at the once Of the
Company, on the ID inst, another assessment (ths
was levied and now due and payable 70 the Secre-
tary, at his once in q Dorado.
r. 7. MORRISON, Secretary.
n Dorado, January 7th, 1s64.-lW