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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15
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than 20 ~ iryontors. .
Pamphlets containing tic Patent Laws and other imposn&
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-15

Don't buy your Caters or Shoes without
Fo.rs PATEsT LIVER BUCKLES. 1hoy Frflf!ns,ius,
ana require 10 hoes punched In the strap Dealers
iHsloso 10 currency and ~i mail sample
FsEDKaiCs STEPHENS No. 2i5 Pcagst few-lork,
No. O. Eiby-.t.. Boston. M4ss
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNsTATE OF CHARLES BOYD, DECEASED
II Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned, y.
A. lIoFnbower, Public Adm nistratoE, and Admins
traitor Of the Estate o1 Charles Boyd aeee=sets, 10
the creditors Of, and all persons having claims
against the sRd deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months after the
first publication Of this notice tn the said y. A.
Hornbiower, ut his ofice IN Douglass Block City
Of Pacsrvlle, or at Pilot Hi, In tho County of n
Dorado. =. A. ItOKNBIOWER,
Public Atri inisfratrr.
Dated a. FSeerviiie, GErn e,h, lsel.-'re1u
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23

RETURNING SENSE. 1t is Simpos>ible that
the mad counsels OF the Administration
can prevail. There must be re action.
and we are glad to sea symptoms Of it in
Congress. A fanAtical policy, at war
With the spirit of republican institutions,
cannot long be popular. When reason
not excitement aud passion influence the
public mind. Lincoln's policy will be re-
garded as silly in the extreme. Mr.. Ten
Eyck, mentioned below, is an Abolition
Senator from New Jersey:
Mr.. Ten Eyck then addressed the Senate at
length in opposition to Mr.. Llncoln's plsu.-
Ar. Ten Eyck euQuired: what right have
wepto say TO Tennessee nr any other loyal State
'y6u are no longer State, you are terri
toryf" The pe0ple, DOI the soil. constitute a
State. The doctrine of tue Consultation is
once State always State.
He gOes into the cOnside ratian of the nation
al affair at length. and after asking What has
been accomplished BY the government IN terri
tory wrested frnnI the rebellion, SAYS: But
one course will save US from national ruin
We must adhere to solemn pledges made bv
our government at the Outset of the war. We
must seek to restore union and uphold the
Constitution. To this end, while We put forth
every ex. rtion to beat down armed rebellion,
We must use everv influence Of wise statesman
ship TO bring back States who now reject their
constitutional obligations. We must hold forth
and use bnnOrable. means to the people of the
South. TO assume again the rights and dutes
OF American citizenship. We have coached
that point in the progress Of the war for which
all have struggled We now stand befnre the
world great and successful military power
Wise craftsmanship can now bring this war To
. clOse upon terms sOleuInly aSowed Al the out.
set-g0od faith to public creditors. to all class-
es Of citizeDs-au The world demands that this
be done. The Triumph wan by our soldiers
should be fnllowed up and secured BY the peace
making pulley Of the statesmen in the Cabinet.
In no other way can we save the Union
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23

RErCBEIeASIsM DESCRIBED BY ONE oP ITS
ORGASs.-The Albany IN. ~ Statesman,
a leading Republican organ, after confess.
ing that the Republican organization is
dissolved and scattered, thus assigns the
cause. and the cause is certainly fiatlering
to the purity party:
"a pack Of sharks. hungry. villainouS and
lneorHgible, hare fastened upon the public
treasury and depleted it at the rate Of millions
monthly; that the patronage of the Federal
Government has been bestowed upon those
with whom the electors, II allowed an exercise
OF choice. would EaEe absolutely refused all
aealIugs-uutl high places Of trust are held by
ssnoWn and convicted cOrmOrants, and men
ortve tast horses and live iD free SSNDe bOAses
purchased with United States "Greenbacks,"
TSo Ts;o opE6t to be peggiug shoes in the States
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
OFFICE OF CONCORD GOLD AND
SILVER MINING CO., No. 1.

NoTICE is hereby given that sufficient mum.
IN ber Of shares of the capital stock of the above
named Company, standing In the name of A. q.
Hourk, on the books Of the Company, win be sold
at public auction, In front Of the Secretary's Ofce
in the City OF Placervle, on SATURDAY, tie 10th
day Of APRIL, 1904, at 2 O'Clock P. VI to pay an
assessment of one dollar per share, levied December
29th, lS63 together with the expense Of advertising
and sale unless said assessment is previously paid
with accrung costs.
Number Of shares, so: amount due, $50 0O.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
GEO. NJ. CONDEE, Secy.
PlAcerviIle, March 10th, lS6A-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on TUESDAY, tie
~ lmh DAY OF MAY, 1854, at 9 o'clock p. NJ,
there will be sold at public auction, at the office Of
the Company, at Duncan's Store, So may shares in
the capital stock Of said Company, standing in the
names Of the following persons,as may he necessary
to pay all assessments now due (N0's2, 8 and a.
from said parties, together with ali expenses OF ad
vertisng and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23

HyPocRisY.-The Sacramento Union
still keeps up its spurious cry Of "war
for the Union" 1t talks of war for the
Union In ono column, while in the next
it tells us that ''the restoration Of the old
Union is neither possible nor desirable"
thus confessing its own duplicity.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
MINING NOTICE.

CTOCKH0LDERS in the LOG CUTTER GOLD
~ AND SILVER MINING COMPANY are titled
that the regular annual meeting Of the Company
will he held on the 9th day Of May 1864, in the town
Of Markeyvie. for the purpose Of exciting officers
for the present year and other business
JOHN b. ANDERSON, Sec'y,
Morkieville, Alpine Co., April Sd, IS64-4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
MARSHALL MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on Tuesday, May
~ 18th, 1884 at the hour of O'Clock p NJ, at the
office Of the Company in Union, Fl Doralc County,
there will he sold, at public auction and in accor-
dance with the laws Of the State Of California. the
Bylaws and the orders OF the Board Of Trustees of
the Company. so many shares nf :he capital stock Of
said Company, rs may be sufficient 10 satisfy the
amounts due for assessment thereon, according to
in the names of the following persons together with
all accruing costs, unless the be paid.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
GENERAL AGENCY
AT REESE RIVER.

7 WILL ATTEND To.ANY BUSINESS Intrusted
L to me. su0h asSthe collection o: debts, buying
and selling real estate, buying, selling locating and
payiRg assessments on mining interests, and fur.
Btsine ia formation Of general or special charac-
ter, faithfully and promptly.
A. D. ROCK,
!usv2itfl Austin, Leader Csun+y, MT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
CLINCH GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that at a meeting Of the
~ Board Of Trustees Of the above Company held
On the 2Sd 1ay Of March, 1864 an assessment 80.
y of twenty-five C 'nts per share was levied and
made payable Immediately. in gold coin, to the Sec
retary, at the oficc Of the Company, in Coloma
by order Of the Board Of Trustees.
A. ST c. DENVER Sec'y
Cooma, March Goth, 1864 --iw
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
Thscateenism Ofthe Church OF
ShOddY.
NJ PETER PEPPERcoRN.

Designed erpressEy for re Shoddy Led0ae. rhich
must be repeated By ererE SaOddyfte Os'ore he
u dII0tred q eAfer 1brahGHsS bosom.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
LOST.

DoCr the tst day Of March. the following Cet-
N Ate.ntes NJ 8tGeks TO VII: Ponv shares IN 0roAch
q. and VI Co One certificate $50 feet No. 80 In TIE
Uncle SAM q md S. NJ. Co. situate at Alpine District
Amador County, One oeFtiAnate 10 feet, in the On
rinnat G. and 3. NJ. Cn. At Reese Kfvor. one ceS.
thca.e % 'eet. IN the CoSnmnes Gtava Conbar II
Co. m Fl Dorado County. All nsraons are tbre 1irr.
ed from negotiating for the AarnB. Also, Carts d.
Visiie Of . young lady. -
The dnder WSh 6s suitably rUwgrded by lsaviprlhs
same At The MorNrAIN DENocRAr Once.
FSeefvilIs, March 31st, 1871
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
Filming Companies.
ossIPEE GOLD AND SILVER MI
MING COMPANY.
Location, FL Dorado Co., California.

NOTIcE.-There 10 delinquent upon the following
IN described stock of the above named Company,
on account Of Assessments Nos g. 8, and 5, Of ten
cents per share, levied on the 9th Of August Sep
tember let, October 5th, and November 2d, IN the
year 1s69-lhe several amounts set opposite the
names Of the respective shareholders:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
SCrOfula or Kings Evil.
AYERS
Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla


The most ehrc:ual remedy which the MEDICAL skill Of
times can d'vise for this everywhere prevailing
aad fatal malaay. II is combined from the most ac-
live remedas that have been discovered for the ex-
purga;ion ofths foul disorder FROM the blood and
the rescue Of the system from its destructive conse-
quences Hence u should he employed for the cure
Of not only srrOfula hut also those other affections
which arise from it, such Eruptive and Skin Dis
eases, ST. Antlsonys Fire, Rose or Erysip-Ias PIN
piles, Pustnl"S Bl0tches, Blans and D0ils, Tumors
letter and Salt RhcuIn. Scald Head, RinRvorm,
Rhtamatism. Syphi!itic and Mcrcurial Diseases,
Dropsy, Dyspepsia, Debility. and, indeed, all Com.
plants arising from Vitiated or Impure Blood The
popular belief in "Impurty of Blood" is founded in
truth for scrofula Is degeneration Of the blood
The particular purpose and virtue OF this SrsaparI-
Ia is To purify and regenerae this vital fluid without
which sound health is impossible in couta animated
constitutions.
Prepared by J. c. Aver Co., Lowell, Mass, and
sold by,
R. White and R. }. Van voorh'es Co. Placer.
willie.
p W Cunningha n. Georgetown;
NJ d. liindman ~ Dorado
r. II. Mcdonald Co Sacramento;
Crane Bingham, San Francisco, and all dealers
IN medicine apr2
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
$50 Sio9 slsT sl52 *4Gl

Sold, but not transferred. Certificates not is
sued
Ard, In accordance with the law, and an order Of
the Board OF Trustees, made at messing held on
Tuesday the 5th dry Of April, 1864, many shares
Of each parcel ~ said stock may be necessary,
will be sold At the auction rooms of Jerome Rice
Co., 327 Montgomery street, in the City Of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of MAY,
1864, at l2 o'clock NJ sadd y tn pay said drlin.
quen, assessments thereon. together with costs OF
the advertising and expenses Of the sale.
W. L. MAURICE. Sec'y.
Office, 10s Montgomery st, San Francisco.
San Francisco, April l4th, ls64.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
CosUMNEs CoPPER.M1N1No co,

MIDDLE FORK OF COSTUMES RIVER, Fl Do.
vi radn County, Califrnia.-NOTCE is hereby
given that the fourth Annual meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Cosulnnes CopperMnng Company
will be held on the first Saturday In May next at 10
O'Clock A. ~. at the Office Of lie Secretary in Dia-
mOnd Springs, III Dorado County.
by order of the Board of Trustees.
NJ. G. GRIFFITH Secretary.
Diamond Springs, March 18th, 1854 ID
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
NAMES. "o. oI 10. 20 .

BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
b. A. MOSELY, sec'y.
Drncan's Store, April 7th, 1sG4-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
OGDEN sQU1RES,

COUNSELOR AND ATToRNEY.AT-LAW
VIII practice in the District Court. ohice-Main
street, opposite the Cary House. tJaul6
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
M. X. SHEARER,

ATTORNEY AND ooUNsELLoR-AT-LAW, AND
NOTARY PUBLIC.
ga Once. at Residence. Main street, three
doOTs sbUve Bedford Avenue, PlAcerv lie. auto
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
N, A, HAMILTON.

N. A. HAMILTON,
ATTORNEY AND C0UNsELoR.AT-LAw,
Notary Public and Commissioner OF
Deeds for Nevada Territory.
atre, Placervie. (decl2l b..
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
NANES.

Ry order o. the Board OF Trustees.
H.K. STOWE, Secy
Union, April 14th, 1S64.-td
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
B e NJ. SH E B w o o D,
ATTORNEY. .AT.LAW,

Piaeerv1lls, 81 Dorado County, California.
cmcs-rorsey's Building (up-stairsN Main st..
[raosfJ
The mountain Democrat., 1864-04-23
JAMES JOHNSON.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR. AT.LAW,
(0alce in City Block. Plaoervills) will practice in
all The Courts Of the County. Ijanl6l
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09
SCHEDULE OF STAMP DUTIES
Imposed by the Last Acts Cgesof the United States America June 3d. 1851

cents
do of deposit bank exceeding hundTed dollars
do of stock incorporated company
do of weight of animals, coal, wood or
other articles except weghers and returns, Exempt
do of record upon the instrument recorded cents
do of record upon the Book, Exempt
do. of the qualification of Justice of the Peace Com
missioner Of Deeds Notary Public
do, of search of records
do, that certain papers he
dO that certain papers be found cents
do, of redemption Of land sold for
do, of BIRTH marriage and DEATH. cents
do, of qualification of school teachers cents
do, of profits in incorporated company less than
SO nor than $50 10 cents.
exceeding 500 aud not exceeding ST. 20
exceeding $1,000 Cor additional 81 1000 frac-
tona part thereof 20
do of damage or otherwise and all other certificates or
documents issued by any port warden, marine surveyor,
other person acting such,... .25 cents
CERTIFIED TRANSCRIPTS of judgments satisfaction of
Judgments aud Of all papers recorded
CHARTER PARTY Letter Memorandum other writing
between the captain, agent of any ship vessel or
steamer, and any other person, relating character
of the if the registered tonnage of said ship,
sci or steamer does not exceed one hundred andGty
DO, exceeding hundred and fifty and exceed
do exceeding three hundred and exceeding six
hundred TONS 90
do exceeding hundred ton ................ 90
CHECK, DRAFT ORDER for tue payment Of any sum not
exceeding dollars drawn person other than
bank banker trust company, sight demand
CONTRACT (See 4gTesReeE)
Oo BROKER 10 cents
CONVEYANCE deed, instrument writing, whereby lands
other realty sold conveyed, the actual
value of which does exceed 30 cents
do exceeding $500 and not exceeding 90
d. for every additional $500, fractional part thereof
exceeding Sl0UV, so cents
ENDORSEMENT of any negotiable instrument Exempt
ENTRY OF any goods, merchandise any
house, either ioT consumption warehouseng, not
do exceeding 500 and exceeding $780, cents
do, exceeding S5O0 IN value,. 90
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

ENTRY for the withdrawal of any goods merchandise from
bonded warehouse, 80
GAUGERS Returns, if for quantity exceeding 500 gal
do, exceeding 900 gallons rs
INSURANCE Marine, Inland and Fire. when the consider.
alton paid for insurance in cash. premium both
do, exceeding $40 and not exceeding S50
do, exceeding 90 cents.
INSURANCE, Qife,) when the insured does
ceed ST. .25
do, exceeding 81 900 and exceeding S5OOO
do, exceeding So 00O 90
do, limited injury persons while travelling, Exempt
LEASE OF LANDS Tenements, where does not ex
ceed $500 per 90 coats.
do, exceeding $500, for each additional $500 fraction
do perpetual subject stamp duty as conveyance the
stamp duty to be measured by resolving the annual
al into capital sum.
clause of guaranty Of payment of rent incorporated or
endorsed, sc additional.
MANIFEST for entry clearance of tie car
go of any ship vessel steamer for foreign port if
Unregistered onnageof such ship vessel steamer does
not exceed 800 tons 90
do exceeding 800 and exceeding 600 90
do, do, 600 tons, %
MEASURERS' RETURNS, if for quantity not exceeding
thousand bushels, 10 cents.
do exceeding thousand bushels
MORTGAGE, trust deed, bill Of sale, personal bond for
the payment Of money exceeding 500 and not exceed
do exceeding $780, for every additional $500, frac
ional part thereof IN excess OF $500, 30 cents
PENSION PAPERS-Powers of attorney and all other na
pers relating to the application for bOuntes, arrearags
Of pay pensions the receipt thereof Exempt
PASSAGE TICKET from the United States foreign port
costing than S35. cents
do, from the United States foreign port costing more
than $50 and not exceeding 90
for every $50 or fractional theeoFu $780, 90
POWER OF ATTORNEY to sell or transfer stock col
ect dividends thereon, % cents
do election of incorporated company. cents
do, collect rents cents.
do, SELL convey, lease real estate 90
DO, Tor any other cents
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

PROBATE OF WILL, or letters Of administration, where
the value Of both real and personal estate does not
do for eTery additional fractional part theroon
of S2,O0O 80 CENTS
do Of executors administrators, guardians, and
subject to stamp duty W
do certificate appointment, cents
PROTEST bill, note check draft. 20 cents
PROMISSORY NOTE-(See Bills Of Exchange Inand).
do deposit mutual insurance companies, when
policy is subject to duty, ExemP
do, renewal Of subject duty original note.
QUIT CLAIM DEED, to be stamped conveyance, ex-
cept when given release Of mortgage by the mort
cagee to the mortgago in which case it is exempt.
RECEIPT for the payment OF sum OF money or DEBT due
exceeding delivery OF property cents
cree of any Exempt
sFRTFFS return on writ or other Exempt
TRUST DEED made debt, to be stamped as
do conveying estate be stamped conveyance
WAREHOUSE RECEIPT for goods, merchan-
disc, otherwise provided for deposited or stored IN
any public private warehouse, not exceeding 5000 IN
a ji sEoo i mot exceeding 81 900 cents
do exceeding 900 for every additional $1,000 or fac
6onsl part thereof n excess of 200, 10 cents
do for any goods otherwise provided for stored
deposited in public or private warehouse or yard 20 cents
WRITS AND LEGAL DOCUMENTS:
Writ or other original process by which any suit is
menced any court OF record either law OF equity oo cents
cord where the amount claimed SOO or O eeoIs
Upon Of Judgment cOgDOVit for SOO
over, except in cases where the tax Tor writ has
Writs or other process appeals from justices courts or
other inferior jurisdiction to court OF record 80 cents
distress, when the amount Of rent claimed does
not exceed Si6O 26 cents.
Warrant of distress when the of rent claimed
WT;ts summons and other process issued by justice of
of the peace police municipal court OF no greater
rsdcon than justice of the peace IN the same a Exempt
nenceS bv he United States in any state Exempt
instruments issued or used
by officers of the United States Government. Exempt
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-12-09

ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF DEEDS ................. Exempt
AFFIDAVIT
in suits legal proceedings Exempt
AGREEMENT Appraisment for zach sheet piece Of
paper which the is written cents
ASSIGNMENT transfer of mortgage, lease or insurance
do Of Patent Right ........... cents.
CHECKS ORDERS sight and demand,
BILLS OF EXCHANGE Foreign drawn in but payable out
Of the United States each bill Of set Of three or more
must be stamped
For every bill Of set where the made payable
does exceed one hundred dollars, the equivalent
thereof in any foreign currency which such bills may
be expressed according to the standard OF value liked
by the United States cents.
part thereof in excess Of SIOO cents
Foreign drawn payable out of the United Stae
drawn singly in duplicate, the same duty as
Inland Bills of Exchange.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE, (Inand,) Draft or Order payable
otherwise than at sight demand and any promis'
sorry noe whether payable on demand at a time des
ignated, except bank issued for circulation, and
checks made and intended be, and which shall be-
forthwith presented for paymen) for not exceed
ing hundred dollars .....
For every additional hundred dollars or fractional part
cents.
or British North America, Exempt,
dO receipt of goods any foreign port 10 cents
BILL OF SALE of vessel thereof when the
deTation does exceed five hundred dollars 90 cents
do exceeding $500 and exceeding 81 000,. 90
DO; exceeding $1,000, for each $500 or fractional part
d f aronoi ev ioiLsr than shin or 1s:i S csn @
BOND, Personal for payment OF money (See 8ortgage)
ooi Onca IL w
do, indemnifying any person the payment any
Of money, where the money ultimately recoverable
thereupOn S000 90
d. where the money recoverable exceeds 81 for every
additional goo fractional part thereof. cents
BONDS County, City and Town Railroad and other Copor-
alton Bonds and Scrip, subject duty. See Mortgage.
do, OF any description other than such required
ega proceedings, and such not otherwise charged
this schedule cents
CERTIFICATES of deposit bank sum not exceeding one
hundred dollars .............. cents
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1864-01-16
WEEKLY TELEGRAPH.
Saturday Morning, January i6, 1854
A S II Z A B Z L A 4:

lSAUGURAL.-This document will Re found
10 this paper We cannot but commend it TO
the attention ofeyery reader. It's brevi,y will
prevent those afflicted with chronic apprehen-
sion of messages generally, arising from their
usual iDterminabe length and proziness Of
style, from giving it silent go-by. 1t is
terse and Vigorous clear, and marked by a
rare facility and beauty OF expression. 1t is
every way an admirable document. and in con-
parison with other documents Of this character
will appear in favorable light.
He refers with good taste 10 the condition
of the state. to bis predecessor. and to the late
election, and endorses the recommendation of
Gov. Tod for an increased tax for the relief Of
soldiers families suggesting three or even four
mills on the dollar beyond that recommendation.
His discussion of the war and national affairs,
will be read with lively interest. lie speaks
10 hopeful aod encouraging terms Of the resu 1t.
and with skilfull hand, with clearness and
precision lays bare the causes of rebellion, and
points to the only true and practicable way OF
the restoration of peace--the breaking down of
the armies.of the insurgents, setting the loyal
states 10 inquest over the seeded ones. and re-
quiring them to submit to such verdict as may
thus be rendered.