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President PETROLEUM COMPANY.
We lean that fle officer. o. t4s toup.ay have been
chosen nom oar class merchants AID srL.ea.en Il
i f,f r in i, community lrd 90 tie st o. s1hfc-orrs
m ana nre Of several hrk presidents and many prominent
u. which give. Guaranty that the husin-s ~ the
ofn, I'D tie Interests o. tIr subscriber VII BE- aitendrd
b. rrn. Tie l-.r .filu ls iist nllils aHd W
advise tlo. ~ reader. who intent Oh n.hini
..f. u fI. srI q stock % cs upon the Nlts.Iiltoh
rruir Mf..fs J.. o. sIlP.os Co., 70 o. Cedar d. VINO
- ami .I rs feut- fnel where they can oDialn ili
part .Haf. UoYs. l.aPt, 4ne piOipe1"s VI $40 ''f-J
III 4 |. o Ion
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Pns.engrrs Arrived

IN Hcansiip Efbc1iD from Hofans--J mcLeot NurptyR
B. Ws.ln. Chas Allan. J y. Hlrllu. JoGuir Scyls LUIS
Maree Francis Mignl'i d. h Mooney Ayui'e q Allen, C.
Cassn l. Mschado. Eugene Gunlrd JoI Derleso, John
Pcaroe Tho. isDn.
T. .feIn>y Star of ne South fon F'-fvs'i Non,os-Leo
". j. Morrison. On. Brig Gen. Rop.,ons .tif Lieu. H.
K. Parou. - NJ. Drs Cen Hawlcy s.ah S4fs. CAss l.
Wi-h5uu. li2'i y. !. Chaplain " l. Hyde ll2 N \ :
Lieut. GO Dickson ll2'h n !. Lisvt l.. b ;. Nstson
8i,f - y Os-ar -ith .3, Ind l. h. Chamber asa lJlh
Ind. and 80 10 s.eeragr.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NEw-YoRg......Noyz :.
lcRrei.

s'-irNin Umpire City Barton New Or'es-' MO Roberts
sisan-r Petrol How iri Beaufort. Murr,y Nephew.
Steamer T. ". Bulce ,,,er Baltimore.
ship Van Guiri Ru.,r'is New Orieln' II. X Robson.
snip rlue state Jacobs s4n tFanc.c0. Merchant Co.
Bark lamp ishter. Baker Por' R9y,.. l. W. Bi1bee Co.
Slio Ma, O'Brien Ne.ner 81 John g.. Snow GBurses.
Big Favo-r Prinilr. Demsriia, " IrowbT.dge sons
BTs b.Ed on, ateve., 81 Joan n b. T. !. Ne'i1'
SON.
Brs Poinss,t. Means. Boston. Bret; Son Co
~ Jazz Es-y lBfl, Bu.terwel, Hal isand h-s d. L.
DfWnf
sehr sarah b. Jone. Fi.. wsshin s,on, Baker Dayton
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LAW INTELLIGENCE
q. g. DISTRICT COIHT-Noy 7--Before Jujss RETrs.
ILECTIOS DAY-PROcTss.

L. 20. IT
IIECuOs DAY-PRocEss.
The process roturnable on Tuesday, the SIN inst.
ltleoton day. win not be called before Wedresday toe s
inst, at n d. 81.
SUPREME cor HT-GgSgRaL TTns-Nov 6-Beforc
LEOSAHD, P.J.. bAHslRD SUTHERLAND and tLthKE. JJ.
DECISIONS
At the opening Of the Court this morning, the
Court announced tho following drcons heard 81 tie
September term before Leonard T. j. CleAe aud sutAcr.
land, j. j.
sarah H. Cook. &c. sg Samuel VI. MeekoT e. a.-Jndg-
rnen reversed aud ordered with cosis 10 a0de the
event. Opinion by Judge Cersc.
Tho People Tel CathaIine Lawson sgt Charles Nee
frev-Judgnen' a. the Justice affirmed aud the crorar Dis
m,ed without costs Opinion by Judge Cleric Judge sash-
erlaud dissenting
Calvin HotcE.s 81 A. 81, he Artisans Bank Judgment
affirmed with costs. Opinion by judge Sutherland
Austin j. " 1ains AIT Antpa, Z. Marshal ri aL-Jrdg
fnent affirmed with costs. Opinion by Judge Cleric.
Patrick OReily al, George Good.Ordsf reversed with
O and the pro- eedings q the livery Of property 10
the plaintiff aide and the property taken 20 be restored to
the defendant Opinion by Judge Sutherland.
Abraham Hofmres ngt George Groove Ell Jnlas sssserac
.E ssmeOfders affirmed with - costs In each case without
prejudice application by the defendants to the favor OIL
the Court. Opinion ny Judge CleEke. 49,
sAsa9a A. Hsssh stephen Vrse-And -ogder AhcnsA VII
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on THOUSAND BARRELs OF APPLES FOR rHE

ON THOUSAND BARRELS or APPLES FOR rHR
SOLDIERS ON THANKsGNNG-Nenry 5000 have
been subscribed toward this object and tho balance
viii without doubt be obtained in few days Contri'
buttons OF money will BE- received by Spencer Porter
No los Trout-si Storr,S EROS. No ~ Chambers St
Gaibltt. Black Hendricks Nos. 100 and 10 Cham
bers st. aad La,hrop. Luddington Co.. Nos % and
p Parkplacc. Friends in the country wishing to do
nate apples can send them to Burroughs, Allen Co..
No. lOi Readest. who viii store them free They
should be headed up and in good shipping order.
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OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAGg
No. ~ BrosiW1y New lors Nova 1884 !
DkfW STrDUI Sa.laf DrcYa.ais tutl

4 RMY SiPPLlES.-Sealed Proposals VIII
br received A. this oce until saiurdly the I2tn isl..
furnishing by the Depot Of Army Co.hns and
Eluiphse IN 'his city.
Two hundred sets OF Six Mule Wagon HarneS to be mas
according 70 the new specifications pie t 5h -.
Bidders will state the shortest time IN which they deliver
the quantity bd for.
All popo.a shou.3 be sccou panied with proper guarla.
tee for tho ftthff performance 0fa contract.
The United states the st TO reject al oids dcsI'e
objectionable.
froposas should BE- ind3ssed Proposals FOR delivering
Hans,s" and sssed 70 Col %. h. NlNIOh.
Dep. 9rmr. Gen. [. : \.
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A Partisan physician relates curious case Of
poirouirq bv tobacco A man Lad wrapped together
leaves oil round hs body the naked skin IN order 70
snugee the article the frontier bn the Perpra-
lion carsed by walking in hot weather gave rise 10 an
absorption Of the active principles Of tobacco through
lha skn whch led 10 MI. death.
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25h Mt - Cape 81 Ncola Mole schooner Aomer from
Aux Cayes foT Nev-lork.
81 mt POO miles S. Of Block l,llud schooner Gpsey.
Is, inst lat 81 lon u ~ brig ; NJ Terry hence for New
Ouecns.
Sh ut h 80 D. lon % o. steamer Blrracouri cruising.
6 inst M o. TO- ton 50 So steamship City o. Corr hence
ior Liverpool.
l.A M! on Chaihau U 5. sunh2l. Mlamee. erisIns.
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DFYloy OF AsHsTASr-C onzrssARY q YsERAL oP SuBssr
ENcr. No. SrATE Il. NEW y ORR. Nov. !. l80t }

EScE No Srlrg ST.. NEW oRx Nov :, 1904 )
ARMY SUPPLIES.-Sealed Proposals On
a daruo-5e) VIII b. received By the undsrssued
until oc ock p n. on WEDNESDAY the I'D 'lstag' ~
supplying ir the use Of the United states Army, SUB
slsENjE STORES 10 be delivered IN Nswforh Or Brook
lyB. a, follows. viz: go =
oak barrels with two iron hoops; bidders vii state tho
brands and will exhibit samples when pralicsbie. d
PORK-MESS OR PRIME MESS OF tie PACKS OF 1904
or 1865 In fiIhoop~d or barrels
thoroughly satej. Bidders WI when their p0fs
packed "a 'le brands also a.. kird ~ bsrr-l.
To. Beef be received such EspeV yatIl
a. .laI be arre-d go by the uu dersi gned. -
BAfON-flr.t quality THOROUGHLY SMOKED IA
cor SIDES SHOULDERS or HAMS 20 be do seTed n
bu .pecfiou aud plck. M such points n tAe CT Of
Nets. Nssk b may b. de-lsna'ed
Bidders viii state the tine Ia which they propose 10 nlsks
their deliveries.
ass ellurraed and bidders propose or such quAs.
,ity q. they wish 20 cor'rac. 90 deliver
4 printed copy has sdserts mnst De attached %
ea-a proposal md ne pfoposa4' must ge ~ ec 10 q aipJ
Grafton must contain the written guaranty oi two resp0gros
names, a. follows. , -, %.
any paIt the above bid be acceI ted shah oe ~ unicd
according puIpou aud corcifl0ps aso 10 VIII
c9n34c with bond to t'e amount ~ orei1urff ~ "a
the proposed be furnished shl De executed
1ie ernarae place % business ari the date q pur-
chase well as the OF contents with weight and snip
ming n.aks 90 be hereafter desi-naiei De- My I'D
On very psrkae Al other old marks must b. oh rera@t
Certificate, pectou BY protest. mai peckrrs OF y prc-
0ley fA1n eae PIrg Framing me p0risi1ni " of TO
.u.d for the meats certifying on TIE llrt or we sri KS
sent qua y and the uned i'ey VI seeiins
III. uests viii $50 BE- examined AID isssed upon
by Robert r Gcity inspector on DE part Of te United
sts,e..
Payment wiI be made in currency or IL equivalent
HGrks for Progosaia H be Jnrnhtd az fss ne 'rhht
and lld5y.ed Proposris for Subs,,ienee Store. ,
H. +. CLARKE. Col 4 ID. C. ani A c. q. ;
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Hughes agt. Dewey.-Judgment for plantlf ac-
eoriins Co the prayer o. complaint, with costs
Mibi,k BlaseUan. Doise agt an Landt-Judgnen's
in accorlsnce with written opinions file with the clerk
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ss,snnsh b. Young sdninfstrsry. at. James r. Brush
ct al executors kcrdcI modified TO permit tho Juds
nen stand the extent only Of The terms OF the remif
and IN other reversed with o costs OF the
ps.l and 2 10 costs OF tho motion at Special Term.
Head a, the Nay before Leonard T. j. Ce.ke and
w.Lrs J. J. People sg Charles WserJud Smen affirmed
Dunn on by We!les J
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OPEN DAY AND EvESISG.-For tle conve-
n.nce Of eitzeri ard rfnrlTf Ne1r' Fowler 4 Wills
rlrenoo.i.s ani P.t,,hef, wiz MAKE organization in4
I've a vf.en charts day sud evening At No. Js broadway
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CITY ITEMS.

THE LAW CoURIs.-NOne Of the Courts will
be session Tuesday election day all the different
branches having adjourned over until " Wednesday.
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Smiled.


Nov G-Si 'us-r0ln C.lrA, Toinii1.
scloouer-R White General Andcgi)n Roialie James VI
Segulnr.
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URO0RLYN TIERS.

ARRIVAL OF Administrative batteries o.
artillery arrived IN this city yesterday One lhhotu az
Ee Hook Point and the other az Hamilton ave. Ferry
nc men ale all veterans from the Army OF the James
TuR FITTY-sIXTH REGlMESr This regiment
arrived in Brooklyn about - O'Clock on sunday night
from Elnlra where 10 bad been duty for no past
three months in guarding Rebel prisoners. They VIII
be he'd inrcadne for service should occasion require,
unit. after Election
SELLING IIorOE ON LLECT.ON-DAY.-IA"
aW ufobibting tle se @. Gor election coy H4. Joe
strcfy enforced ora.la 600 t44t eject having icon is-
sued TO the police.
BROOKLYy COMMON C0rSCL.-The Board
met lat evening. aud adjourned without doing nnY
businc-s-tAe Aldermen being al bus! with Election
mAtLurs
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NiNIATt' RI ALMANAC.
sun R.e....G.33 sun Set.....4 ~ Moon Se',...R 40
HIGH WATER fHis DAY.
ady Hook. a. GOV Island. - Hell Ga,e.... 45i
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BOARD or SUPERVISORS. The Board of Super
yisors met at noon on Monday. william NJ Tweed.
esq President ofthe Board in the Chair. The only
business transacted tie acceptance Of the re'igna
tions Of q number Of inspectors and eangaSsers OF
election in the different wards and districts and the
appointment Of Others 20 fiji NJ the vacancies 50
caused The Board then adjourned to Tuesday week
at 70 clock.
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SUPREME COURT -CH.sssR.-Nov. 7.-Before Justice
LEONARD

Enprosni Strohmeugcr agt. Joseph Strohmengcr
Report confirmed snd judgment Of divorce granted
SPECIAL TERs--Beiore Justice CLsEKE.
DECISIONS,
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Advertisement
WINDOW SHADES.
Corn HoItaTp a.. New style SHADE iiNrrRys a.
.,f'r' % pIIrrs g.. l.. s. j. D.. hEiLr.
No $3.50 Broadway.
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BULLS HEAD Monday, Nov. Three thing,
heavy q blow as the butchers deal their buocks.
First there j. severe rain-storm prevailing aud The
weather Is and exceedingly uutayorabe iuT meat
on the hooks Ii also an unpleasant day for out door
business SECONDLY this F election week, aud although
people are not expected fast butchers do rot expect
% favorable iOT trade, gHd consequently don
want as many cattle a. ~ a more favorable eek.
locks here and Only 80 required FOR Government and
there were ~ head sold Bcrrcn Saturday. and
$50 head went 90 butchers besides several hund
red sold at tho downtown stables during the weck and
upon all ihese NAV have a fresh Ut tomorrow. but
II they come they VII not be sold. Il We nay Judge bi
the state OF tfa1f here this afternoon r u n decidedly
dull with % marked Llcl.ac upon rates current last
Monday. The market opened tai morning viii some
little show u life sEd The first snles made 90
buyers who had idea Of the number of cattle sal
and thew pricrs quite high a. last Monday.
his NAV be- for the frst-cliss stock. but ~
very soon became evident 90 owners ~ inferior md
medium quality that decline must BE- submitted TO.
10 sale. Tie wholesale butchers hcld back hard and
at two o'clock there unusually large numtsT OF
buOcks unsold and owners began o. be anni0us II
was evident that the market wns ovcfsiocfrd The -
pOIts from Tire Wholesale meat market wer. all IN
fsvOrlhl. aud tho story cold 10 mo "i"f"i"f tas "'F
eOOj head were expected reacted upon those Hhn told
the story Statesmen ,OT sale oi tto morning ni &C.
Ter n less than last week. aud 10 = coLts lers m VI,
afternoon. We do no. THINK that in cai1f h,tr s'u
today al l-c per =. Hose called tfst 4llAp ar
generally rated lf4I1 ctlis. Strong oxen and lar
st.efs al 10 cent- and steers iaat average ntoui
cwt net AZ II l3 cents aud from that COS 10 ccAs
No sheen market b. also well stocked, and prices
ranging from s0-to. per p. Lambs, geloc. pSf H.
Pelts aTr rather better
The swine market j. unfayorablT affected by tie
weather. besides the receipts are very iargc Inc Top
price 2ic., ami low are selling over 2o ana 80 down
".fF
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BOARD OF ALDgRMES.-TAe Board OF Alder
men met on Monday at o'clock p. m. the President
Of the Board Alderman henry in the chair There
not being quorum present the Board adjourned to
Thursday next al p II.
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costs With leave answer twenty days psymen,
costs the dsmar Of tue spp to be adjusted blythe
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No ~ barrels u 1fl removed from the city limits bo"D
In,olad Dseased Unhealthy NcIfs. Fish, Pouirs de
SsiEed ~ hefs0rff ff4fa tis Guy LtlgNL
2DD Fi,h.............,.-.. 90
Ieal.................. 900 ~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14


WANTS To KNow.-A youth who has
the fear Of the law before his eyes, won
dcrs In the following style:
wonder why mamma keeps Bridget
at home from church all day, and says it
is wicked for me to build my rabbit house
on Sunday?
wonder why our minister bought that
pretty cane with the yellow lions head on
top, and then asked me for nv cent to
put In the missionary box. Don't I want
ajewsharp a just as much as he wanted .
canef
wonder what makes pa tell such nice
stories to visitors about his hiding the
masters rattan when he went to school,
and about his running away from the
school mistress when she was going to
whip him, and then shut me up all day In
dark room because tried once to be az
smart as he wasf
wonder why mamma tells pa he Is
cross when he comes home at night and
says his tea Is weak, and ties my hankeF-
chief over my mouth so that can neither
speak nor breath because l happen 70
say she Is crosA
wonder what made papa say that
wicked word when Bessy upset the ink
all over his papers, and slapped my ears
because said the same thing when my
kite string broker
Iwonder why minister.men make fun
of spiritual people and say the devil goeth
about like roaring lion. only we can't
see him, devOuring bad boys ire. f
/ wonder why mamma told Bridget the
other day to say she wasn't ct home when
Tommy Days mother called, and then
puts me to bed without my supper when
1 tell lie ---------~
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14


TBE SToRY OF JuGoLER.--SOme Of the
French Journals relate the following an.
necdote Of the late Admiral Hamelin
Hamelin when boy aged eleven, was
serving on board the frigate Venus, Of
which his uncle was captain. While on
cruise in the Indian Seas, the uncle and
nephew were on shore together, when ,
celebrated native juggler went through
his performance before them. Among
other feats was that Of cutting in two,
with Saber, lemon placed in the open
hand OF his confederate. The captain
thought there must be some collision
between the two men, and asked for some
one to hold out his hand while the feat
was repeated. No one replied With the
exception Of young 1amclIn, who stepped
forward and held out his right hand. The
juggler, after having examined II closely,
declined to repeat the performance. "You
admit then that there was some trick in
what you did :" said the captain. "No,"
replied the juggler, "lct me see the left
hand" He examined it and then said
"If the boy will hold that hand still, I
will do it."-"But why the left hand
rather than the rightl" "Because the
palm of the right hand is hollow, and there
is danger of cutting the thumb. The
captain, then, in his turn hesitated, and
wished to back out The boy however,
begged so earnestly that it should be 70.
peated that the uncle consented. The le.
mon was placed on young Hamelin's out.
streached hand; the juggler swAyed back.
ward and forward for moment, and then
With stroke, swift as lightning, cleft the
fruit in two parts. The boy remained
perfectly firm; he had, he afterwards
stated, felt the blade of the sword az il q
cold piece Of iron wire bad been drawn
across his hand.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14

A LITTLE Hoosier boy Of 6ve years old,
asked bis mother II -G0d really beard his
prsyere "Yes, my son," she replied 'AGod
always hears our prayer" !" A'WSA, : I'D
the mischievoUs urchiD, II think h6 S
be disgusted with mine, tor he bSs heard
the same old prayer ever since I could
tails"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14


,,,,,iStYr ~ ApvAScI-0ne Year. s5 Six Months
cS IL-.s InnIns 50; One Month payable to the Car
S,er, 50 eentsi Single Copes, l294 cents
ADvERTIsINo-phe square Of 10 lines, hrst insertion %
.eh satoucht hFerrh 81 So Business Cards Of 10 lines
- oue TeHr a1e BNsihess Cards, Of 10 lines lee
three months eI0 nberal discount WIN be mAde on hs
sesys RATES yearly and quarterly Advertisements which
exceed one square.
4oa pRIYTINc-our once Is replete With all the modern
Innsuvements AND RAPID execution oil
rystye Of PRINTING, such Rocks Pamphlets Briefs
ti0eateI Of Deposit, Buheads Checks Receipts
fards LNhtis, etc., In plain fancy colored inks.
IrsTICEs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Undertaking. and Wrtso Of
uncefthe law for sac At this Oce also
RianF Decaraos ef Homestead the most convenient form
N use printed complete forn 0f AINEkS DEkD.
AIso, beautifully exeesScd hARRlAGB CEkrlfICATE'
T. FISHER ~ .lk Washis gion opposite Maguire
onrfa HAs h Ae OILY aaihofiEei Agent for the MOUNTAIN
1ENoCRAf IL The city oH San FrAncico All orders fof
The Paper or Advertising hN WITH him will 0e promptly A.
tended 70.
NJ RROWE Is the authorized gent cYIhe DHN0CRAf q
isoreSovn Orders the paper, AdSestee % ~ tSe
Serk len With him, will be promptly attended to
cHIs p jackson Is the authorized Agent Of the HOtN
TAIN DEMOCRAT At III Dorado Orders len with him VIII
BE promptly attended TO-
n RIDLENAN Is our authorized ascAt at sAcrnmento-
All adveTtising etc. len with him VIII receive I'M
mediate attention.
IN T.. DiAs Assat tsr the DESoeHAT At Virginia City
Nevada Territory.
col WM KNOX is oaS aahsrtrsd agent At GriTTy Piat
orders sVen him fer tAs Democrat viii BE pSmpuJ al
GfEded TO.
once, on COlOma street.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
OGDEN SOUIRES.

COUNSELLOR AND ATTORNEY
WiII prac,ie. In the District Court Ohhce-Doug-
lass BlocG Main street, AdJoining the Cary House
tIAnlOl
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
N. A. HAMILTON,

ATTORNEY AND CoCNsELoR.AT-LAw,
Notary Public and Commissioner o:
Deeds for Nevada Territory.
omce-In Donahue's Building, opposite the The
Atre, PacerVilie. tdecl2I
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
M. K. SUEARER,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR. .ATLAw, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
SN- Once, at Residence. Main street, three
tore above Bedford Avenue, PlaceTN ile. aulO
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14

"WIFE, | am to live but few hours, At
most-I shall soon be in Heaven" "Youl
you'll never be any nearer than you are
now, you old brute! Yon'd look we'll
stuck up in'Heaven-I think | see you
now" "Dolphus, DOlphus," hoarSely
growled the old man, "bring me my cane,
and let the larrup the old trollOp once
more before die"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
BENZ. sH ERw ooD

=
PiAcerviiIe, Fl Dorado County, California.
Ohce-Dorsey's Build nE (np-stairs), Main st.
[ma2tf
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
GEORGE E. WILLIAMS,

ATTORS RSEY.ATL AW
naice-Douglass' Binding. next door 10 the !ry
House, Main street. Parervilie hol
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
NUMBER 20.

PAID IN HIS OWN con-. in PAiIadelpNiG,
many years ago, there stood . Public
House kept by . waggish fellow, who bed
q sign painted with the picture Of nine
tailors at their work, While ct their feet
was bulldog, and beneath was the in-
scription ''Nine TailOrs and Bulldog
make man." ---s.. 49,.
At . short distance from the tavern
was q tailOr's shop, where number Of
tailofs were employed; they bad long con.
sidesed the sign standing Insult 10 the
craft After . long debate, they adopted
Q plan which appears 10 the sequel. 0RS
Of the number was chosen for the pur.
pose, and went to the landlord and order.
ed "a dinner for one, +" remarking that he
was "a great eater" The price was fx.
ed at one dollar. "A -
At the appointed time the delegate.
with eight brother stichers and large
bulldog, presented himself at the hotel.--
The table was already laid for one, but
the nine took seats-the dog crOuching
beneath the table-and host FASTENED W
provide plates and replenish the table.
Not word was spoken by the tailOrs,
but each fell to work with commendable
zeal and appetite sharpened by long
fast. The landlord hustled -hither and
thither, making remarks on the state, Of
the weather and similar topics, which
elicted no reply from the company, who
kept their eyes fixed on the work before
them, occasionally varying the exercise
by tossing choice bits Of meats to the dog.
The landlord watched the proceedings
with evident dissatisfaction, but they ketp
at work, regardless Of bis scowls Of dIsap-
probation. At length-ior ell things have
an end--the dinner was over. The COM
pany rose, and the leader paid the land.
lord dollar and turned to depart, follow.
ed by the crowd. -, :
"Beg pardon, gentlemen" exclaimed
the landlord, . little neTvously, ''bUt
you've forgotten to pay for your dinner"
''Sir," said the delegate, Il believe I
ordered dinner for one man only, for
which have just paid you"
Certainly, sir; just So" replied the
landlord, who begun to ''smell rat"
We'll, sir, this company constitute
one"
II don't understand you, ,sirl-cxpIain." !"
"Don't understand met Don't under
standl The solution is simple enough.
Does not your sign read; mine Tail
ors and q Bulldog make MANI"
The landlord looked from the tompSny
to the table, then back to the company
again.
''Sold ! by -" he yelled, as he rush.
ed from the room amid the roars of. the
crowd-dog included, and the sign came
down quick-"you betI" as the chronic.
Ter remarks.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-14
A. G. SEARLE,

ATTORNEY LAW,
Once in Douglass Building (up-stairs), Main street,
Placeryle.
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ATTORNEY .Ar-LAw AND NOTARY PUBLIC,
omce-c,y Block OAtely occupied by Hume sioss)
mail Main street, Pacerville. tu
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Of the heart"
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Virginia City, ut Office in Collins Building.
D. street lnov29
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ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT.LAw,
(Othce in City Block, Placerville,) will Pract'cr ii
ali the Courts Of the County. tjanl6]