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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
WHOLE NO. ZIG.

But you never saw her before2'
Well, what then? She suits me
exactly-I never knew before. just what
sort Of a wife I wanted, and now am
fully convinced r"..'
But suppose she won't have you?'
She will or III know the reason Why
Clermont burst into a laugh.
We'll, Campforl, all I have to say
is, 20 and may Cupid speed you!' ..s
Il acted upon his recommendation,
and called on MISS Jessie the next day
to tell her that the certificate would
certainly be ready at a certain date.
Then I found it necessary to call seve-
raj more times to tell her why they
were delayed from date to date. So
that it was we'll into April before !
strobe up the walk leading to the wild
ow GRAY cottage one golden evening
with a bunch of wild azaleas in my
hand, and the tardy piece Of parchment
under my arm. Of course. Jessie had
long since discovered that I was not the
trustee. but it did not materially affect
our friendly relations, ...".' o5l @a ...
Well, Miss Jessies here is the cer-
tifcate.s .....-.... - ...'. ,.....r
She uttered a little exclamation of
delight and held out her hand. -
i wouldn't avail my self of it, Miss
Jessie-believe you can do betterl
,How? -.. =.
Marry me-. .r. ..
Do you ask what answer she made2
[ have 70 distinct recollection of the
precise words Il only remember sun
set more goldenly radiant by far than
1 have over seen, before or since-the
faint odor Of spring blossoms in the air,
and my head bent down to catch the low
whispers of the fair lips that were hid
against my beating heart. l think
however, it's general purport was favor
able, for Mrs, Campford-the pretty
woman yondar, who is wondering why
l don't comc to breakf kfast-has never
regretted that she did uot take charge
Of that school at Elm Grove. -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
HCWSIT Is DONE,

Maj. Jack Downing in one of his
letters to The New York Day Book,
relates the conversation he had Will,
Lincoln whom he calls the "Kernnl,'
while the latter was showing him
through Chaso's press rooms where the
greenba.k currency was Icing printed:
Says the Kcrnal, 'tkis here macheen
runs to pay off Gineral Grants troops
Thi one runs to pay of Gineral Mcade's
troops. This enc runs for Giucral
Banks. This one is now bizzy for Gin
cral Burnside, and here is this ere ono
completely broken down. tits Gineral
Gilmorc's macheenI WAL ses ],
'Mr. Secketarv, do you have a ,nachecn
for every gincral and every aamy?'
Yes scs he, about that 1'Wsl,' ses,'
I, "what do you do about the contract
ors?' 'Oh,' ses he. I amt showed you
them yet That's in another room
Ses he, come along with me- So /
followed, and we went off into another
room. 1t was nigh about ten times as
big as the fl st one, and there were
hundreds of presses runnin' as fast as
they could 60. There. scs he 'ifthese
here macheens were to stop one day, it
would set all Wall street into . panic.
Sometimes, when the belts give out or
the bolts break, or the coal gifts short,
or paper don't get in in time, there is .
good deal of troubll, but I've got it SO
fixed now, that I keep EN- putty well
supplied. Ses I, Mr.. Seeketary. who
is your engineer? WAL says he hes
a good trusty man. But ses I, sup
pose he should bust your bilers, what
would Wall street do then?' ,Wal,ss
ses he, Il never thought Of that, but !
guess there amt cny DANGER ,Wal,s
scs I, steam is mighty onsartion.'
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
NEW OREGON PLAINDE EALER

ss lee ,a3r.,H ID
pA5.i.ssl every Friday at tn. Piaindsals
r-iatiag rooms, Main Street, New Oregon
Howard county, Iowa. F. j. MEAD pro
prietor. ai -. ..- ....
.s#E@A -TEHMs.-
Naz,s ssopias one year. IN fdvanoe, VI w
.F d" sE as the c1i OF mo- 20
e % & {. emo. so
=. ts :. limo. 2 90
s,ubs Of ten, in advance, eash ~
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
Cards.
@ADLER g. HANEGAN,

Would snnornce to tbs psopls OF New
Or.ro1 and vicinity that they have cstab! sh'
cd t., only exclusively grocery house in the
canntv where may at all times be found a
.,on sn,nlv Of Tea, such IA black and green,
a.. f,nftse Mo!asscs and Go!aan Syrup,
Fish. crackers, Oysters, Cheese, Figs, Nuts.
Candles, Dr:ed Fruits, Spices of all kinds,
Flay-ri.- extracts, SC, SC: all of which they
will sell as low as they can be bought in any
mark. wess Of the Mississippi. Pure and
unaanitsratea liquors Of all kinds, solely tor
medicinal and mechanical purposes, con-
stantly on Hand. .,.
Tao' public are invited to examine gosas
aud prices before purchasing, rs we are boaai
IL give satisfaction.
New Oregon Dsccmber O. 1858. nov''i
Il. SADLnR. JAMES hANE"AN
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
AnvH HRTlsI Nc Es .

s,ubs Of ten, in advance, each
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08

According to Hall eck's report he is
not censurable for single error during
the year, but eightgeneraasare censor-
ed directly or indirectly. Glorious
hero. He can claim that he has never
lost single battle-and never fought
one. ls.st a.f er,4 -
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08

didn't either!
What do you know?'
o plenty of things, responded the
fair candidate, demure1y. (confound
those womcn- how quickly they dis
cover when YOU are at disadvantageD
l can sew, and knit, and mend stock.
ings, and make pies and-'
I tried hard to frown, magisterially.
as 1 saw the roguish dimples playing
around Jessie,s rosebud mouth, and
interrupted her catalogue with the
stern query:
Il mean. what are your educational
qualifcations?'
Jessie 10 oked at me like startled
bird, the mouth beginning to quiver,
and the hazel orbs to melt and swim
1 moved uneasily on the wood box, and
two or three knotty pine logs rolled
ar ound my ankles.
Come, now don't be frightened,' !
expostulated, rubbing my bruised ex
tremities. All l want to know is, can
you say the multiplication table, and
cast interest, and all that sort of thiag?'
Yes faltered Jessie.
Let me see which school IS it you
wish to teach?' soliloquized 1 half
aloud, cow eniently pretending to for
get what 1 had never known.
AT Elm Grove, SIR said Jessie,
meekly.
Elm Grove; why, my child, there are
scholars there twice your height and
size, and as unruly as aboriginal sava-
ges! Have you duly considered the
consequences Of the step you are about
to take?'
Il have, SIR she answered, the long
wet lashes sweeping her flushed check:
But l am very poor, and tits necessary
fer me to earn my daily brcad,,'
set my teeth grimly together at
the idea of that young delicate crca
ture, in the tumble-down hovel at Elm
Grove, at the mercy of dog cared spell
ing-books and dinner baskets!
Miss Gray 1 commenced. cmphati-
cally-
There it inevitably happened soin
my ease! What possessed Jack GIcr-
mont to drive up to the door at that
identical moment? Why couldn't he
have stayed away just five rinutcs
longer?
Please favor me with your address,
Miss Gray l stammered hurr;cdly:
the certificates are not printed yet. ]
will call and see about them in day OF
two.s
And when the quiet brown dress
futtercd from the room, l discovered
all at once, that the crimson glory vas
fading gloomily from the West, and tho
fire was dying out, and things were dis
NAL enough to welcome the noisy en-
traace of my friend Jack and his cigar
We'll, my boy, what luck have yoy
had keeping office to-day?i
I informed him briefly Of my expert
ences: laying particular stress on the
twenty five dollar lecture engagement
and slurring over the. affair of the crumb
led bill for which I had receipt il
full.
,All right said Jack, in merr.
Jovial voice. that sounded like cheer
full gale of wind in pine forest. why
you'd make a splendid lawyer, Camp
ford. But you have not told me abou
the pretty girl who was coming out a
I drove up-what did she want?'
oh, she was after certificate t
teach school-up in Elm Grove, 20
; remember. I say Jack, this schoc
marm branch must be delicate piec
of business in your sphere of duties
Not generally said Jack. Blu
what did you do with this onc' CIV
her a certificate?'
No. SAID I, thoughtfully.
And why not? Didn't I invest yo
with limitless powers?,
Because said I, deliberately risin
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08

P.DuMn,
>sa Fashionable tailor, at the old record
M er's Office, Decerah, Iowa All work
II warranted to fit, and made in the most
fashionable style. Cutting done at short
notice and warranted to suit
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08

The Latest NEws.-Ths Southern
Confsdsracy is still ii 10 last sScnies.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1864-01-08
p ASS & LLMENDORF,

VpASS & ELMENDORF,
FoRWARDISe, STORAGE and COMMISSION HER-
CHANTS,
Public Square, MeHregor, Io,ra.
Agents for McCorm;ck.s Reaper, Dow &
Fowler and Canton Sweepstake Threshing
Machines. M oss 4 Williams and Brainaird, s
Sugar Eyaporators, and Frcsts Sugar Cane
Mills.
Kept constantly on hand, Horse-Rakes,
Cradles, Crind-Stones. Plows, Sc, in any
quantity to suit purchasers. lno44,3.1y.]
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Day before yesterday, an extensive capture Of
q Rebel train, under the charge Of oue of the
Kincheloes was made beyond Aldio Il a,,pears
tbst the Rebels had detached some Of their
wagons loaded With plumber from the main body,
and ney moved IN an essterly direction from
the mountains, and in tho meantime were fol-
lowed By q body of Union cavalry, who were not,
however, IN sufficient force 10 make an imme.
date attack.
AZ OF nenT Aldie the Onion ptrsuing force was
augmented BY about SIXTY cavshyrnen, under
command Of CAPTAIN Bliss, who had been out
on a scout. TAe Rebel force was attacked, and
some twenty five wagons loaded witt grain were
taken. Those IN charge Of the train abandoned it
and ran thus pgcing the game in the hRnds Of
our boys without much Of a cortest.-1Petttrgto
Star Of yesterday.
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The News from Mobile.

No official dispatches from cur feet of Mobile
have as yet been received at the Navy Depart
ment. The news through Rebel sources Is, how
ever, sufficiently indicative of the danger they
consider Mobile 70 be in from Farraguts guns.
The reported loss Of the Tec,nssH Is not an item
worthy OF being taken into consideration at all
IN view OF the victory achieved by Admiral
Fanagut.
We are inclined, however, to doubt that the
Teeamseh was sunk, as reported.
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TN NEW TAX BILL
REVENUE STAMP LAW.



rnEse1W DErATvrESr, Jap 20, u6i.
Notice hereby 5'cn Cat subserpaons wlbo received
by NE Treasurer ofse Untsd States the several Assist
Ant Treasures aud d'ssn'od DePostories nd By tae
National Banks dess-atcd ana qualiaed as De7''icrei
'hd financial Asehs' f Treasury Notes payable threo
years from Nusustl' l5 bca7ing Interest m the rate Of
seven ana 'hr'een'h' per cent per annum with 1cml-
NHnu'A coupons "'"oncu' e'yaoN inlA"in' money
in''e notes VIII Dc '0nF''eoc'" the option o. the
"o''' "A'u''' in'o SIX yer oe so'u bearing ooHds
re''e"AOe "''r u'' ana 2e5'os twenty years fr1n
August 10 i''''
ih''e notes VIII be Issued ih te denominations OF ay
one n'' nun0reo' ono hoo'"nd ana h'e i'oU
''"' anu ""' w u" ''''A'o " P'S'O' !"
oFu''' a' mNy DC directed oy t"''uO''Toe's'
al '"O'' w 'O' ivy ''''''' =" ''A0 mu-
"p'' VI my "O'N4''
DupH'"e 'e'''n'o''s VIII nc TO all u'po''' Ioe
''' 'H''' '''O''0 "fO" ' A'0
" H'''' ''t'"'' WV ""''"'' '''' "'0
DC ''ueo IN BLANK OF p"SSDe 70 o'SeF' "hen 50 Gu
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foe leeause each cannot establish his pei-sonal
twsy over oil bis associates And our Dc'uC-
cfatic neghbors must exense us for limiting fur.
thefnore, that Il is not yet quito certain that
their hsrmony, afler the Chicago Convention
will lie any greater than that Of the Union men
seems 70 them at the present moment.
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Escape of Union OnIeers from the Rebels.

On the night Of the 9th ultimo First Iieuten-
ants p. w. Howlehand and Walter Clifford, Of
the 10th Regiment U. S. Infantry, aud First
Lieutenant b. G.. Butler, Of the ID Regiment U.
s. Infantry, made their escape from train of
cars while on their way from the prison at
Macon, Ga, 20 Charleston, $. G.. The escaped
officers succeeded in procuring conveyance
making their way 10 the U. s. barque Ethan
AAeH, OFF Otter Island, St. Helena Sound, and
were safely taken on board.
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stoneman's Raia.

Late information from Robeld6m shows ti1st
the Rebels now only chim 10 have captured Fve
hundred men, including seveuty-five officers,
with Stoneman; and they admit thst In view OF
the immense injury doneto their connections BY
Stoueman, that the balance of gain IS decidedly
in our favor
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ADDED 20 the Northern DeDar,msu.

Coyington, Kentucky, and the country around
II, within radius OF ten miles, has been added
TO the Northern Departments, under command
Of Major General Heint1emaR.
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FINS ST
NATIONAL BANK
OF PHILADELPHIA.
Financial Agent Of tho United States,
UNITED STATES :, ss-iO
TREASURY NOTES.
NEW PATRIOTIC LOAN.

Under instructions from the Treasury Department, this
Bank Is prepared 70 receive subscriptions TO the New
Patriotic Loan issued in the form OF Throo Year Treasury
Notes, bearing interest at the rate Of $40 per
annum, payable semi annually In Lawful Money the
18Th days Of February and August respectively OF each
year These Treasury Notes convertible at maturity
at the option OF the holder, United States per cent.
Bonds interest payable In COIN and redeem able aftor
ave and able twenty years from August Is, 1861
Coupon Notes wi bo issued In blank payable order
may be directed by the subscriber In of So SlO
$500, $1,000, and S50OO
Interest WIN be allowed from the dac Of the subscription
TO the 18th August next the date of the Treasury Note
Those who may subscribe Rnor the 18th Of August next
will be required 10 pay tho accrued interest the Notes
Any subscribing for not less than s25OOO ofhe Loan
at any time, VIII be allow ed a commission OF
quarter Of per cent? payable by the Treasury Depart
the receipt Of bill Tor the amount approved by
the subscription agent
Referring the annexed appeal OF the Secretary Of the
Treasury, ask all those desrous aiding the Govern
mont TO subscribe TO this Loan.
q. II, CLARK,
auG.Im PRESIDENT.
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AUCTION SALES.

MACKRY's AUCTION ROOMS, No. s2s
ll MARKET Street
UCTIoN SALE CT CONDEMNED
"A Horses.
WAF,DEFARrnfEHr
CkvALRY BuRRtU,
oYTIoE or CmEr QuARrrpNAsrHR.
WAsWsGroN, ID. 4 July 4, 1894.
WIN be sold at public auction to tic highest bidder al
the times and places named below
LEBANON. Ia THURSDAY, July -, 1864.
ALTOONA, Pa, THURSDAY, Augrsi 4, 1885,
NILlIAMaPO OHT, Pa, THURSDAY, August II, U1Ga
TWO HUNDRED (2O0i CAVALRY HORSES at each
place
These Horses have been condemned as unit for tho
cavalry servico Of the army.
For road and farm purposes many good bargains may be
had.
Horses sold singly.
Torms-Cash, I'm United States Curcnez
JAMES A. EKTN,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Q aartcrmastor
jyeBW Cavalry bureau
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VANCE STEWART
ROCK OIL COMPAN ANY.
Incorporated June 90, 1854.
Capital, 1000.

Subscription % each share to original subscribers for
5000 shRres able 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other of 81 each payable the 2jth July
and 25th August, lsGi, respectively,
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Subscriptions wlilbs received bY the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK on PHILADELPHIA.
SECOND NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA.
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PROPOSALS.


DErAnTMENT or PUBLIC HTGHWAYa
80. omce 3. ". corner of wkLNUT and Fii3a
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A RMY PPLIEs.
A RMY PPL.IES.

n - IL u
~
offiox or "A AHsI @ CLoTnIsG AMP EeuIrAdx.
NO oo< BROADWAY, nsW YORK,
soato. p.,no..,. III, -. -,.-, Ausustn loet
10 @ Mu 1e receNel at this once enen
- v'iIyeh - H. On lnOhoDAi. Tue i'm inAtant tN
& " Sont, @ U an inc Depot OF Army ootha6
INV III w " 9.i,io Nv ty ioih o,.y @ &C.,,
~ - n'u. ~, Iy, Ihelsey, Army o'ahoHu'
s.ui ~ ~ =, ivuse.s' 9
Sscs sSs Sos, Sos,s' is, nn1o.
Sh1. Sass ~, uunheu-
Snnts, S fisynei. s, ,,
Stfr, eis, - = si'oh flAhh~s
T,.a,n 1a.a,s NM IL,
D6thWWeis. Knit
1891 2tDShnks -
pinst' ppistte DaPs. ,,. No..
Risnkets lnuia kuboer'
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INvALIDs AND OOEvALEsOENTs

TNvALIDs AND OOEVALEsOEETa
ryALDs AND coHvALEcENTs.
InyaHds and Convaleseenta
fnvaiids ana convaie,cent.
Especially
FEMALES IN DELICATE health.
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
FEMALES IN DELICATE HEALTH.
WIN hnd our VIM an1ouf WIN hnd our
Calhornia Wines California Wines.
CaAioina Wines, California wInos
California Wines, California Wines
peculiarly valuable all cases u languor and crest cs
rauon ofstrength.
Ash Ask Ask Ea Ak
Ask Ask AK Ask Ash
AK ASK Ask Ask Ask
psg steCieiiInd oebhard, FA,kson,
(ofthe fonnsylvana University,
Hsray Bercns, Orcvcs HarishsSns
schm-ls WinEns, Hartley Nodhard,
Wilson Tlndai, Ynal, Fondey,
Noble, Knor, Mayand Turner
and other eadg physlcanr what they think Of the medi
cna virtues Of California wlAsAi These gentlemen pro-
seribe our brands and Rf the benonts patients
receive from ther usol
CALIFORNIA WINE AGENCY,
B26-lm No. n g. FIFTH strect, abcro Chesnut.
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DEM STEAM ENGINE AND BOILER
Il Works-NEAFIE& LEVY Practical and Theoretical
Engineers, Maehisib. Boiler makera Blaeksmiths and
Founders having for many been successful opera
pOl ana been exclusively engaged In building and repair
Ing Marine and River Engines high Andlow pressure, Iron
Boilers, Water Tanks Propeers, Sc &C., respectfully
offer their services 10 the public being fully prepared
contract for Engnes Of all sizes, Marine, River and Sta
uonary having sets OF patterns Of different sEea
pared 70 execute orders with quick Every do
acupuon Of paern-mAking made at the shoFtsss notice
High Andlow pressure Fme Tubular and Cylinder Boilers
Of the best fennsyVanlA charcoal iron, forglngs OF all
sizes and kinds iron and brass Castings OF ali deserp
tons Roll turning Screw cutting, and an other work con
nected with the above Business.
Drawings and specifications for all work done al this
establishment nee OF charge, and work guaranteed.
The subecribeSs have ample wharf dock room for
pair Of boats where they o In perfect saety
provided with shears blocks, falls &o &C., for raising
heavy and Light wsights
JACOB O. NEAFIR
JOHN g. LEVY,
la2-h BEACH and PALMER streets.
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WANTS.

CVTY POINT, va,
August :, 1854.
OFFICE DRror or RErARs
AAhtss OPERATING AGAINST B-CIiNoSp.i
WANTED,
300 Tcamstcrs,
so whcclNvrIghts,
so IBlaclSsmiths, nnd
30 Carriage Trimmers.
WSo will receive the highest rates OF Government pay
Ts.ions and medical attendance
. transportation furnished by appIyinsat
No. 22l PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
wAsHISGToS, d. c.
Ell. STRONG,
Captain, A. Q. II.
JAMES NJ. KELLY,
apIo-im Quarteruasters Agent
NTANTED-AM MARWHo UNDERSTAND
w driving an Express SzSon. Apply at tho Inquirer
a. WANTED TO NANT.-A MODERATE
M sized house IN complsj jAsror. IN good location Ad-
dress HOUSE, Boz Cos, P059oa1ce. auj-6t
FOR SALE AND TO LET.
C,APE ISLAND, CAPE MAY, N. J.-FoR.
" sALE.-Coltage on Lafayette street, Ii rooms. Lot
90 By eco feet.
Inquire
nuI FIRST STORE ABOVE ATLANTIC HoTEL.
a TO RENT.-HANDSOME STORE, WITH
NJ Plate glass windows and dwelling. No. 26I 8, ELE-
VENTH Street Bl-f
fs FOR SALE.-$5O,0O WORTH IN GOOD
E Houses, large and small, terms 10 suit purchasers
either with without incumoranc for cash and good
trade, Inquire Of from 10 TO ~ oelCCk A. NJ,
=------------- -
ID u N N . II - Kill
We refund the money If desired for every ~ O Shirts
which fail in any respect.
FINE SHIRTS.
CUT LENaTHwIsE OF MUSLIN.
Made OF New York Mills Muslln and very dns Linen
BosOms. Only S4'E5. Usual RIice 5000.
wIiamsvllle Mills MEslln, and One Linen IIosoms,
Only $3.50. Usual price $3.50.
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODS.
SMITH IL JACOBS
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
COPPER. GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY,
k,"s', Store Di,i,,,t, E; D .ta,io Co4nly,

sTit r. 'erri. . H.. .,i.,e!.. -. 3. iAs f&"sFi1g
y ',r'tit~' -.u =. 't .n' ' .,'s, '-ll.s 1T V.
i'll H., !>.l. IS o: I' iNil ''f' >''ei t-al"l's
trs ds tc,luws:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.
Location, Jvhn'own Mining District, FL Dorado
County, Caliior Ea.

County, ClIiiOr El.
n NOTICE is hereby given, that at a meeting
- of the Trustees held on the 10Th day Of July,
ls6i an assessment No ~ of ten cents per share
was levied upon the capital stock Of said Company,
payable to the Secretary, in Gold or Silver COIN at
The once OF The Company at tn,ontowu III Dorado
County on or before the cath day Of August, 1861 at
II O'Clock NJ
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid said 9th day Of August at the hour
specified, will then be advertised as delinquent, and
9th day Of September, 1864, to pay the delinquent
assessment. together with cost Of advertising and
expenses Of sale.
Yer order OF the BosId Of Trustees
y z G.1'"I .t..ss-
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
LIQUORS
AND CIGARS

That can he found In the country We also have an
excellent BILLIARD TABLE, one q! the best in the
City. Gentlemen are invited 10 call and see u.s. and
may rest assured that We will spare no pains to
please them. MGG3i ftACF,
JyVt ProprietoIs.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
EISFELDT & TAGTMEIER.
GREYHOUND SALOON,
MAIN STREET, rLACEEvILLE.

|INHE undepFgncd having leased the above rorI-
l. lar Saloon, respectfully inform the gentlemen Of
Pscervie and vicinity that they have stocked tbe
bar with the choicest
UyINEQ
The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
filming C1mpanir5.

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The mountain Democrat., 1864-07-23
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY,
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"VI'VI ITC 'IITB DTslTTCIi EI UOTauU Co.. CAI7a'
NOTICE is hereby given that, at meeting Of the
~ Trustees of said Company, held on the 18th Of
July, 1851 an assessment of TWENTY FIVE CENTS
per share was levied upon the Capital Stock OF said
Company, payable Immediately, in gold coin Of the
United States, to the Secretary, at The Office OF the
Company, in COoIna.
Aay stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of August, 1861 will be
advertised ON that day As delinquent, aud unless
payment shall be tnadr before will be sold on the
29th day Of August 1864 to pay the delinquent as
sessment, together with costs Of advertising and
penses OF the sale.
A. ST. c. DENVER, Secretary.
Coloma, July II, S6f-td.