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Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

AM y DEM lin 10.
|CANT sE,E,I,Igs1 RgTRY HALL
CANTERBURY
| ... n,,,.,, WATERBURY
| MUSIC HALL AND THEATRE,
bouf'Sna doenue, near he corner Of SzfA hresf.
lin rear OF the Metropolitan and National Hotels.
SIGN OF THE BIG CALCIUM LIGHT.
Geo. Le"'''''''''.'''''...MA Manager and Proprietor
UNExAMPLED SUCCESS
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
CHEAT STAR ALLIANCE.
GREAT STAR ALLIANCE.
| HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY.
HOUSE CROWDED NIGHTLY
BESSEs VILE %iLB WITH WITH BEEGHF BEIiGHF
Second Week q the B5tllA9t ,i Eng.gsmsn, of til
MISS EVA EVA BRENT,
miss EVA BRENT
ments a. an artistic are creating q furore unprece
dented In the annals OF the profession.
Second week Of
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
MISS ERNEsTINE DE FAIBER,
The graeefsl and fascinating dan.euse and song
the most rapturous arpisuse. This charming lady
will to-night perform several beautiful songs, and,
hnhhted W
MONS. .CuIILAUME FoUCHE,
MONS. GUILLAUME FOUCHE,
MONS. GUILLAUME FoUcHE,
The accomplished MAitre de Ballet, and the
GRAND BALLET TROUPE of PRETTY GIRLS
Grand BALLET TRoGPE or PRETTY GIRLS, Girls
SPLENDID TERPslCHoREAN DIvERTIsE-
SPLENDID TERPsIeHoREAN DIvERrEsE.
SPLENDID TERPsIcHoRkAN DIvERTIsE-
MENTs.
Engagement and positive appearance Of the unri.
KING BROTHERS
KING BROTHERS
in their wonderful and peTilous feats, including
Bar, slack Rope Exercise, Two Clowns, Flying
Mr.. G. r. EDEsoN,
Mr.. G. X. EDEsoN,
The Celebrated Comic Vocalist anu Pantomimist,
having recovered from the severe illness which has
for several nights prevented his appearance, will
Master Bobby, in the laughable psntomime OF
SCHOOL BOY FRoLiCS,
In which the Entire Great Pantomime Company
The Monarchs Of Ethiopian Comedy, Messrs.
EAeAE AND EPWARPpss,
viii produce a number OF Original LAughable Acts
In which they will be assisted by the justly
celebrated Comedians,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
WILLIS ARMSTRONG,
Us. CLARKE,
Us. CLARKE,
H. W. WILLIAMS
II. W. WILLIAMS,
mons. SOL, Ss.,
AND THE FAMOUS BOUQUET OF BEAUTY;
MISS FLORENCE RIVERS
KATE HARRISON,
JULIA RICHMOND,
LUCY CLIFTON,
JENNIE FORREST,
MAGGIE MARSHALL,
EsTgLLE FORREST,
LEoNoRA CREED, &C.,
In their most Acceptable Efforts.
MAMMOTH BILL OF NOVELTIES
MAMMOTH BILL OF NOVELTIES
TONIGHT.
Admission. 20 oents
orchestra. cents
Private Boxes, holding six persons......A
Doors open at 6k o'clock Performance at IN.
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
POPULAR FAMILY MATINEE,
Regular Series, on
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at 2 o'clock.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at o'clock.
Y n Nn
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

The AMENITIES OF OFFICIAL LIPE-Scens--
ProvoM MdrIhGps o6ee.-Capt. Drink" Lieut..
Bee allow me to Introduce you to Col. Pike You
will be good enough to escort the Colonel to the
Carroll prison"
Lieut.. Dee" Colonel am very glad to make
your acquaintance and shall be most happy to ae-
company you"
Col, Pike" Thank you Lieutenant, you are
very kind. am really sorry to give you so much
trouble, but as 1t has been ordered by supe'
TiOrs, suppose we shall have te oOmpyn
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

The responsibility of the guATAntOFh must be
shown by the official certificate OF United states
District Attorney or United States Judge The
certificate must be In the following form:
hereby certify that, from evidence entirely
satisfactory to me, the abovenamed guarantorI
are good and sufficient suTetiea for double the
amount for which they offer TO be security.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

To which each guarantor must make and append
the following
estate Of ----, county Of - be-
county and state aforesaid, personally appeared
-, one of the sureties on the guaranty OF
-, who, being duly sworn deposes and
says that he 10 worth, over and above all just
debts and liabilities, the sum OF ten thousand
dollars.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this --
day Of, 1856, At--.h
No bids will be considered unless made out In
conformity with the above form, and are sccom-
panied BY the foregoing guarantee, certificate and
atfdAvitl.
All bidders must forward with their proposals
an oath OF allegiance, unless one may be on file
with the officer who shall open the bids and no
proposals not fully complying with the foregoing
requirements, as well In fact a. In form, Will be
considered or regarded ~ proposal within the
m AIMING Of this adv ertiIement.
The contractor will be held accountable for the
chuekS SC, one week after the signing OF the oOn-
tract.
Bidders muIt be present at the opening OF the
bids to respond to their names, and all bids must
be endorsed Proposals. for purchasing chuoks,
Bhins. and tongues" and be directed to the under.
signed. s. c. GREENE,
Jag1-l2t Captain Z. s.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

county g., offer, per head, for all Hides,
Tallow, HOofs, and Horns OF all Government Beef
Cattle killed within the ancient limits Of the Dis
trict of Columbia, dollars and -
CENTS (the amount to be In words and igurcsl sub
eot to all the conditions Of the advertisement here
with appended.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

GUARANTY.
We, the undersigned, residents OF -, in the
county Of, and State OF -, hereby, Jointly
and Sevcrslly, covenant with the United States,
shall be accepted, that he will, within Ave days
after the acceptance Of said bid sign contract for
the prompt and faithful execution OF the same,
and that we will become his security on bond, in
the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars, for the per-
foTmAnce Of his contract, In conformity with the
terms OF his proposal, and that In case the said
- AhAll fail to enter into contract under the
terms Of the advertisement, dated -, 1856 In:
viting proposals for Hides, Tallow, Hools, and
Horns, we guarantee to make good the difference
between the offer made by the said - in the
foregoing proposal, And the next lowest responsi-
BILE formal bidder, or the person to whom the con-
tract may be awarded.
Witness: Given under our hands and seals
this - day oil -, 1856
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
DRoPosALs FOR oHUCKs, sHINs,
AND TONGUES.

ja9aV BrigAdlor General a and 4 QusriernSster n
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29
LOCAL NEWS.

FUNERAL sKRv1oBs. funeral services oi
the late Rev. D. Applsby were performed yestcr
day morning At the Lutheran Church (Rev. J. @
Butler), In the presence Of large congregation
The services were participated in BY Rev. DR.
Schwartz, Of BaltImorei Rev. X Nichols, Prtn'
dent Of the Maryland Confer ence (Methodist Pro
testant Churoh)j and Rev. J. @. Butler. The body
was then removed to the hearse In waiting, the
following gentlemen acting a. pall.beareri: Rev.
Mesurs. Coohei and Cox, Of the Methodist Protest.
ant Church, Rev. Messrs. Henninghausen and sig.
ston, Of tho Lutheran church, and John Rheem
and NJ Acker. A the oofln was being removed
the choir performed a very beautiful and appro'
pirate piece, the congregation remaining seated
until II was completed. The oortegc then pro-
ceeded to the Congressional Cemetery, where the
remains were inferred.
Daily national Republican., 1864-01-29

E0R RENT. ...ONE BACK PARLOR
il furnished AS a bed room. Also, one upper
room. Apply at AS MassachuSetts avenue.
iAn2p-eo3ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

ExBxPTs. AS there are great many
persons who desire to know if thew are
exsmpts from Order No 496, we give a
list Of that class that every person NAV
know and Judge for himself The follow
ing which we copy from an exchange, will
show who are the persons exempted in
Cincinnati:
l. Dead men who can establish proof
Of their demise by two reliable witnesses.
Q. The deceased granifathers Of large
family.
8. The late uncle Of Major General.
4. Women with two at the breast
5. Blind men that can't see the point Of
a bayOnet.
Near,sighted men will probably be
formo0 ina 0sSgsAns. NF divisions by them
seSpcS ADa kePt as . corps de reserve for
close quarters. They will have to fur
nish their own spectacIes.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

DEXocRATs, READ rnIs The Boston
CommOnw ealth, Senator Summers organ,
and edited, We believe, by clergy
Is not ashamed to print the following:
The thirty-eighth Congress is about to
assemble. The Senate will have Il large
Administration majority, and the House
one sufficiently large to elect the caucus
officers We say this without having care
fully examined the tables, for we as>ume
that the Administration would not have
resOrted to its somewhat extraordinary
means Of carrying elections in the Border
States, unless 1t had been sure that these
means, successfully used, would give it a
working majority. We do not tind fault
with the machinery used to carry May
land and Delaware. Having nearly lost
control Of the House bv its blunders in
the conduct OF the war from March, 1861 ,
TO the fall Of 1862, the Administrations
owed it TO the country 10 recover that
control somehow. To recover it regular
ly was impossible; so irregularity had to
be resorted to. Popular institutions viii
not suffer, for the Copperhead element
will have a much larger number OF mem.
bers in both branches than IT is entitled
to by its popular vote. Ohio cith its
ninety thousand Republican majority,
will be represented by five Repubh-
cans and dozen more Copperhead>. -
It's fitting that Misrepresentation of pop
ular sentiment in the great St"tes OF
the West should be Offset, ii necessary, hy
a loyal delegation from Maryland and
Delaware, won even at the expense oi
military Interference. If laws arc silent
amidst the ciank of arms, we must take
care that the aggregate public opinion OF
the country obtains recognition, somehow
or other.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

ANNoLp, member Of Congress from II,
linoiS, says: "rhe devil has no biibe
big enough to tempt Abraham Lincoln" :"
Perhaps few men know more about the
size Of the devils brides than this man
Arnold. Who imagincs that the devil has
any idea Of trying to bribe Lincoln -? The
most likely thing is that Lincoln might
set out to bribe the devil. Poor devil, ne
has no such printing presses to make
money as Lincoln has, and could not hold
a candle to him in the bribery business.
-IDay Book.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

A HCMILIATIHG Confession. The lead
ing paper in Delaware, the Delawarian,
speaking Of the military interference in
the election for member Of Congress in
that State. says:
1.-THE work is now completed the
work begun q year ago. There is no
struggle now-the struggle is over. Life
is extinct-the life Of our liberties. The
voice Of the people OF Delaware is hushcd
silence reigned in Delaware at the cleo
ton on the 10th inst Suwarotf, the
military butcher that did the bloody work
OF Russia in crushing out the liberties Of
the turbulent, liberty loving Poles, wrote
to his mistress, when he had murdered
thousands Of them and made them bow
their necks submisSively to his govern
ment, that order rcigned in Warsaw -
Order now reigns in Delaware-Order
No. So"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

A YORKSHIRE jockey had occasion to go
to France. When he arrived at Calais he
vas surprised to hear the men speaking
French, T. e woman speaking French, and
even the little children jabbering awav in
the same tongue. In the height Of the
perplexity which this occasioncd he re.
tired to his hotel, and was awakened in
the morning by the cock Growing, where
upon he burst into a wild exclamation OF
asteRsSSTnent and delight. and exclaimed:
''EhABk goednessthsrs'G English at last. y
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

A meeting Of the Trustees NJ the above eeHs-
N pany held January 3nth 1854, an assessment
(No. y Of fifty cents to the share Of ten feet, was
levied and made payable in gold coin, to the Treas
urer at the Office of the company at Dunran's Store
In installments as follows: One-haf In thirty days
the other half In sixty days from date.
Delinquents on assessments Nos. 2 and 8, -fevied
November 2Ist and December 80th, 1889. are hereby
notified that said assessments ARE now dine and pa
able, and uuless paid In due time will be collected
according to law. .---...
by order Of the Bparl Of Trustees.
b. A. MQSRLY. Secretary.
Dlncan's Store, January goth, let4-ftbo 500
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
PINE TREE CoPPER-M1N1NG CO.

NOTICE is hereby given that, on Saturday, thu
~ 18th day % March, 1864 at Q O'Clock p. NJ
there will be sold at public auction at the ONCE oi
the Company in Pattiville, manv shares in the
capital stock of i'd Company, standing in the
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
Richard Waller-100 shares, amt due. $40 90.
M. Chambrrs-200 shares, amt due, eS3 IS.
by order of the Board Of Trustees
J. II. MILLER, Sec'y.
Pattiville, February 18th, 1s64-ts.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

No Republican will ever agree TO 'the Union
as II WAS and the Constitution as it is" Seces-
sionisls NAV as well stop talking such nonsense
at once.-Chlcago Tribune.
The above comes from The leading Alb
olition paper of Illinois, whose editor is
Postmaster of Chicago, and utters the
sentiments OF his master. 1t is nonsense,
SAYS this Abolition traitor. to talk about
restoring the Union of Washington and
Jefferson; We, having the purse and the
sword, will not permit it, Are the people
prepared to give up the old Union at the
bidding of Lncoln's menials ?
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

How DIFFERENT.---The Alabama Legis-
iature has passed an act which makes the
deRiSl of Int Writ of, habeas corpus an
act Of felORy.sq II is d little different in
the highly intelligent and cultivated
North" Lincoln makes it felony to
grant it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

4 BBaEAU OF EMANCIPATION. The
WasbiAgtoA correspondent Of the New
York Express says;
bill, to quarter the freed negroes up,
on Uncle Sam, and to make him their
0veSS0aF4aDd paymaster, was reported by
Ar. Elliott Qf Massachusetts, 1t will go
thrO6gH. Uncle Sam is to fatten, or feed
acHEIll4be Aegroes upon the Mississippi
There q no help for it and perhaps he
ought 70 iced them. Uncle Sam has freed
them from all homo control. and as they
are n9y ftesEiqg 70 death and starving to
deathNOy thOus&nds Uncle Sam ought to
become master SyeT them. The whole
vast Mississippi IalsE i thus to become
vast paupeF establishmebt. and the peo.
Pls arc b be taxed to keep it up.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
% -

Hans had been told that he spoke Eng.
lish like native and he believed it; and
he once illustrated AS follows "Drre vas
seek Of us altngedcr, unit dey vas all
Americans hut Won, unt You couldn't dell
de v6n dat vos not he Americans Now
vat people you links ann 30, you
are an American Of course" "Ha! ha !
dat'S de way voolS de beeples. vas a
Yarman !"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

n Iasa PysRpsis S1ArED. I'VE hspss the
Loyal Lesguers will not object to the testi-
mOny Of a Witness who has been cordial
" reee4$ed S&a treated IKE d gentleman"
by President blneCln.Y The statements of
q person who ehRttedP familisrly and con-
fidentially with their favOrite they cannot
object to @athbuS 9us6SnsOg his sagacity
and prudence, and they ere too loyal to do
that Fred. Douglass, the 'scolOred" ora
tor, gave public PREDICTION at the Coop
er institute, New York, not long since, in
which he declared the present to be an
Abolition war, and that it must be ac-
knOwledged as such. He said there must
be no peace until every black man is free,
and allowed ell the civil and political rights
Of the white. He must vote and be voted
for. Here must be unity, equality, that
is, the distinction Of nature must be alb
rogated, and fraternity established in the
nation. This is to be the upshot Of this
Abolition war, a distinguished member Of
the party informs us. This is the grand,
philanthropic, glorious result which the
Abolition party has been aiming at, and
which it intends to accomplish at any and
every sacrifice. For this it has sacrificed
thousands Of precious white lives, shed
rivers of blood, separated friends and
families, pauperized the people and bank
rupted the country. This is the kind Of
"Union" the !oyalists want-a union of
colors--a union of cupdity and serviIity.
We hear very little from these radicals
about restoration Of the Union, the
Union based on the Constitution Of the
once United States, the Union of Wash.
ington, Franklin and Jefferson, the Onion
Of jackson, Clay and Webster; but it is
a new Union, political and social union
with the African racc-a union which
God and nature forbid-a union insulting
to decency and adhurrent to reason-that
they make it point of loyalty to favor.
For the establishment of such a Union.
Fred. Douglass SAYS, the present war i,
wagcd; and We presume he has been con.
suited by and knows the purposes Of the
party Of which he is an influential member
We don't think the people are quite ready
for such Union, favorable as they seem
to Linc"ln'S aspirations and the policy o
his AJ,ni niui-tr,tinn
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

"GRANDFAruER, said very little boy
the other day, show old ere you ~
The old gentleman, who had been a
soldier, and much under the ordinary size,
took the child upon his knees and said:
my dear boy. lam ninety five years
old; but why do you ask p
The little fellow with the importance of
Napoleon replied:
"Wcll, it appears to me you are re-
markably small of your age"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors Of, and
IN all lpersons having claims against the estate of
Henry r. CLASSIFY, deceased, to present the same to
the undersigned, Executor Of said estate at Armelds
Ranch, COs1mnes Township within ten month from
the frst publication hereof with necessary vouchers
or the same will be forever barred.
ALIEN ARMFIELD,
Executor Of the last Will and Testament Of il, R
CLASSIFY, deceased.
Dated-Feb. 9th, ls64.-im
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
cosuMrEs CopPER.M1N1No 90.

MIDDLE FORK OF COSTUMES RIVER, EI Do.
Nl RADIO County, CaIifnrnia.-NOTICE Is hereby
given that the fourth Annual meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Costumes Copper Mining Company
will be held the FIRST Saturday In May next, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ at the oftSe of The Secretary IN Da-
mond Springs, Fl Dorado County.
BY order OF the Board Of Trustees, ..
NJ. G. GRIFFITH, Secretary.
Diamond Springs, March 17th, 1854. ID
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

TIE New York World says an active
republiCan,in view Of the recent exposure
concerning Busted, the custom house,
and other matters, remarked to friend
&hat there sppearcd to be three sources
of appointments at WashingtOn-Lincoln,
Seward aad Chase. Mr.. Lincoln appoint
cd d--d traitors. with occasionally fa-
0aticS Mr.. Sewsd sppointed d-d loafers,
with occasionally a man of ability; Mr..
Chase appointed id fools. with a sprink
ling Of great scOundrels. The republican
6as been expelled from the Loyal League.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
BLUE LEDGE GOLD AND SILVER
QUARTZ MINING COMPANY.

NOTICE is hereby given that. on TUESDAY,
~ the 18th day Of A PRI l., 1861. at two
O'Clock, P. NJ, there will be sold, at public auc
tion, at the office Of the Company, in C"lunla, 20
many shares IN the capital stock Of said Company,
standing in the names Of the following persons,
may be necessary TO pay assessment No. C,now due
from said parties. together with all expenses of
advertising and sale, unless said assessments and
charges are previously paid:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
! TWn WnNeVNTAM2DRNOCRAT.
=,T1--.-.rsno oHsnEa aOs1xAr.-There Il

rr....swams (annag HOeENAN.-There Is
Trowsnr % What lengths the taPacity
nS,ES - aea will yet 60. 1t would
" " tcsf ii thsir greed for Office nothing
= Scri frun theif touch. The last ex-
al = S-s'I kavs bad Of their determination
- - - tsEfthi6g within their reach' to
sSS~-eaSs e -, aAtsnVt Of Ne. COnneSs
rSe Hon. Ogden HoRman, who
81 - AZ years occupied the bench
Ss7A r. States District Court in this
Z ef once to make room for some
> aAes-huuAsr.
~ n natha necessary IN this city to
!, = 81 nS sf AalOgismyto the learned
st.'S, ;xSs 81 = = .~hSm VVferenee 10 here
4 V1S.D0kb q dns 10 admiralty and in
'...--si - eases gill stand ss mon
- 6tb greatness for Ages after the
- lffAs pixmy politicians who now
: s-,.l In have bssa consigned to merited
I eO;'
! -' What Judee Hoffman has done to in
Nm an attack from spOilsmen we are un-
M 10 nv. Has he enunciated some
s-;neiDles q hw which affect litigation
NJ VHS Gtg8ouO VutCu Su0 WIZ ROiiOTS
SShk1d the seehes desire 10 have set aside;
01he TO b thrown overheard simply to
make way for some importunate Gavorite
ofNr. John ConneSsi II this project Of
costing Judge Hoffman be.carried out it
Toooires no great stretch Of mind to form
an idea Of the sort of judiciary, we will
have By and by. The judges will have
% pay court 70 every little scheming poll
6daT Who may succeed in creeping into
power, and when they do 80 demean
themselves how much Of law and justice
will We have
Few statesmen in America have ever
had the hardihOOd to attempt to interfere
with or control the Federal judiciary. II
corruption were charged, Impeachment
was reeorted to and ought to be, but this
thing Of Iegislating Judges out Of office
and other Judges in, belongs exclusively
to the small beer politicians. 1t has been
said that fools enter where angels fear ia
tread. We have an instance Of the truth
Of this remark in the case before us.
When Mr.. CONFESS learns il he ever does,
that the little intrigues of Ward politics
are out Of place altogether in the Senat,
of the United States, he will have done
something to fit himself for the place he
now flls.-San francisco Alta.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
#intmg Companies.
OFFICE OF CONCORD GOLD AM
SILVER MINING CO.. No. L.

NOTICE Is hereby given that SUFFICIENT mum.
IN Der Of shares of the capital stock Of the above
named Company. standing in the name Of A. B.
Houck, on the books Of the Company, win be gold
at public auction, In front Of the Secretary's 0ce,
in the City 81 Placerville, on SATURDAY, the 18th
day Of APRIL, 1864, at O'Clock P. NJ, to pay an
assessment ~ one dollar per share levied December
and sale unless said assessment is previously paid
with accruing costs.
Number OF shares, 80; amount due, $50 90.
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. NJ. CoNDEE, secy.
Piacerville, March 18th, lS64.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

4 MILITARY REPrBLIC. The following
is an extract from Web>ter'S Grafton on
the completion Of the Bunker Hill munu-
mcnt, June 18th, 1913. We have no
longer political freedom" because, under
Llucoln's administration, the military are
not subordinate but superior to ''thc civil
authority" Mock elections, supported
by the sword" are the only elections that
are allowed by the party in power:
"a military republic. a government founded
on mock elections and snpr"rted only by the
sword, IS IA movement, indeed, but relrngt.Ide
and dl>asirous mpventnt from the regular aud
uid.iaShincd mnnarchical system. II men
would eujny the blessings Ut republican gov
erHurnt they must govern themselves by
reason, bv mutual cnGtsel and consultation. by
a Sense and feeling "i general interest, and by
the Icqu ie>cenCe OF the minority, iD the viii ut
the majnrift property expressed; and above
all The military must be Kept, according I" the
language q I our bill Of rights. in strict subOr-
dInatinn 10 the civil authority. Wherever this
lesson is DOT both learned aud prLctlced, ;here
can be un political freedom. Absurd, prep"ster-
Gus Is il, IA so"ii aud satire Uu tree farms nt
Constitutional liberty. for forms of government
20 be prescribed b, military leaders, aud the
right Of udrIge to be exercised al the point OF
the MuId."
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19
GENERAL AGENCY
At REESE RIVER.

T WILL ATTEND TO ANY BUsIHEsS IntruSled
L to me, such as the cole ectiO3 Of debts, buying
paying assessments Oh mining interests, and fur
nishins ipfornaton Of Genetal or special ehAFNe-
ter, faithfully aud promptly.
A. D. ROCK,
insv9ffl Austin, Lander County, Mt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-03-19

wi saia that sndsr the present sbod-
dy rule cfi@s hss increased forty-fiHe per
seotSSssFtAs - days, before 50 many
y shA aNkghteaed sonR Of New England
toOk possession sf Us. ;s..., 4 :. "a. S..