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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25
o. S. 73O Loan.

Tts 4 Sc ases aaase
assss gs ~ cea.a
rr S aya taaa Aar
ia. 1854, paa ,aaaal atsrsa - ihe
r.ta of arsa $50 ,issssseat. psreet. pseaa-
gs, aai .ascrot tssa b e pace Is
avh'my
gns notes ns8 d avsfable e ils of'ioa
oiH.s sa3a as aa,us,y. iato six prr cont
sal4 bearing bspas, payable not isss 'haa tre
nor mere ihsa ,vcs,y years from date, As 'he
Government may e.eet. They sill be Issued
ia denominations d $50. sioa ssoo. $1,000
aaa 9o ant so subscriptions ma,i 30 for
ea asBsfs . satas aal,iple oF 6av dollars
Taa aa,as ste % transmitted 70 .hs owners
Gss q transportation etars. as aiter NJ
us spal Certificates of Deposit as
iasy a be pagato
/ A. Ge aoe 4aw aeresi from August 5,
/ pesoss mailing deposits sabsequeo' 10 ihat
date must pay ne Interest aeefugi from date
of note to date Of deposit,
! Parties depo.Iiing twenty -hse thousand do
lars aud upwards for these notes a, one time
will be allowed commission Of one quarter Of
4 one per cent., which wiil be paid by the Treas
ury Department, apoa Tie receipt of biIl for
/ DE smoant, certified 70 by tie cite with
whom ,bc deposit was made. No deductions
( lar commissions mus, be made from the de-
po.Ii.
I SPECIAL ADVANTAGES or THIS LOsH.
+ IrIsA NArIovAL SAVINGS BASH, Offering
/ q higher rate Of alerest than any ether, and
1 a,5sastuiiiy. any savings bank vhieb pays
I Il. lepos,iors I'll o. s. Notes, considers that it
( u paying 90 the bos, olrculatingm medium Of ibe
conntry, and Il eaanot pay IN anything better,
1 FOR it' own assets arc either ir government g
catitie, or IN notes Or bonds payable in govern
neat Paper
/ Il Is equally convenient as 4 temporary Or
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Taxation.
! Butasile from an tie alya,aeas we have
taua e.a.ed. special Ae. ot Congress cr.npss
En- 5s gaf rressa a.es lva osa,hrttioa.
On tic average, tas exemption IS worth
asant two per cent. per aaaum. according to
az rs,e Of msa,on III Ysious parts If tie
rggp,fy.
Itb believed tia. ne securities ofer 80 great
inducements 10 lcnders q. those issued b, tic
government Il all other forms or iadebtsa-
meas the fai.h Or ability Of private parties. or
stock companies. or separate communities, on
H. t pledged for payment, while the vho'e
property Of the country Is held to secure the
discharge o. ''l The Obligations o. 'he OH'''a
SAFES
4 While the government offers tie most liberal
terms ior n leans, il believes that the very
strongest appeal wiii oe g the loyalty and pa'-
r.ot'n ofiie people
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25
NOIEL lARpX.
vANDrALtp's FlorEL.

Tbs lone established Haie stiil continues
sssn fri 'iia aas3Ma iatian 81 Tie travelling
pasAe, farAR.af atteatipn giyaa e. haarieTs
ffsia tbroa3 aar.ug il.e saan e. months. Tie
p.biic patronage hitherto literally extended Is
.sspeetinliy solicited.
IN. VANDERBILT, Proprietor.
Nsnchekter. Get i, lees
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25


ksr IS a
aagl else s. U ,u.tel -
IS Caasia fen,ur @ .ht tbre
h8 an itaa auy iHe 'h,
aa,hora.iY g. uusuthasa.'le gae
distant n,m ..on thal te fab
wiling even IS consider aea prop
osi,ioa Not oae
woCLD rnE NogTH AsgEH go it
Bot suppose The South willing e.
come into such d measure, d9 you be-
iicya Il would be possible. wah ail the
experience we have bad Of their dom.
ineeFing imperiansne-s aud cold cal-
culaiing perlidy Of southern aristo-
erais, to induce a requisite number q
Northern States to 90 into q coGven-
lion With them Ittae whole ixteea
Save States -ineluding West Virgin
q should apply tar : conventions
would Ae ueae arY ipr even g the
Northern Stat % igiu 81 ,ie appl ea-
tlol anil hat seven &. them would
3a.t Would 3Ha2 Na asFer
Muy voices Never aor"o0.i
-inel other NoIt-wgsteru State
noe woull asinelrNew Engiaal sla. ,
aor would New York Or Penn ylyaaia,
California or Oregon. There is bu
one free State that | suppose might
do it-New Jersey Laughter and
| viii not SANDER even her-pollti.
cally miserable as She 4, or was-by
affirming that she would,
would Tue FORMER SLAVE STATES =;
But would il be po IDLE to induce
thc whole sixteen former slave States
to apply for convention? Let us
See. West Virginia las prospeciiycly
abolished slavery IS loyal 10 the In-
ton, and has no intare iu common
with tie south. Maryland i9 II the
act of abolisEIng slavery Immediately,
aud so Is cat loose from lhe souih.--
Delaware Is, practically 4 cree state,
and is steadla.t 70 Sic Uuion. Miss
ouri las adopted bogus emancipation,
ana 100 viii take step forward and
wipe the aecarse ! Institution Instantly
and forever great applause; and !
promise you SIZE would not ask for a
h.,.. a,.1a:aol ,a., 'oan.,;ta,;ons .hai.
E;an sia.a,a anJ ,rsrnossno !.
n,asli;.r :, - ia s..no alo,;o,s c.,-
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conventions eal,eH - ."1c .i'1' - y
"Ft.' t.s'A O. 'i'e ''i'''es' os'ote lDeJ
Woa!.. o' l''at p 'i'e l1"is''' u'io''.
Ait 1 venture 70 say ''a' y 'ua PRES
ea' sla'e p ','e country ~ a'lie''t
lae!l's coaid rs l5Fiaed "'iien "oaia
be ra'iIlel by iaat number ol o'''e't
except that one n sure y cone ~ ~
nor oA sti' aAa l'he !, . come y
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

II Il. FOWLER,
A rT0GNCT Af LAW, and f.f9 fe
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

BurLgR AND RIM CoNMtssAuY.---
We heard good ry Of 3ueIer the
other d8r OaetHe dviln e9.n.
mauaers oaau him came mbim AMI
nade aomalltuttlat hs could no, get
uaa. Ao wanted nF IS ment tliat
uqais.i1us lor e.oMma and snppfes
we're uot allaJ, ga ID. aauply acted
ua0n
Bud rea4 t. sals moment called
10 tbe officer near lia Whose business
Il WI. 70 cg itar aca matters. and
sail 3 bib. "Gau. complains,
- Wb haya y3aio say
Noldag sir ausw raa tl.e officer.
Nothing po.bLq AuadercI Gen
Du.iaf b,HeT
Ao,hug, aea.a answered .le olii-
cor.
HeI', r caacl1led Butler 20 -
Gen ANA tel him tlat if his
mea hayc ilend .or unwilling IT'S all
5 ase of yoH aeaisonee or
maHc eaey
Pleasant message .o carry. You
hlinb Bm Tie Captain uent imme-
diaieiy & the headqaaslcrs Of Gen.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

G. l.. AMES. VI. -,
TT s. EyAMINER F0B l&NALlp PEN
u sluAS. uliico ! doors east q the Bap
tst Cburek.
fseiory Point, Juus Z, 1894.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

T.. y. COY,
MANUFACTURES X hND pEALEH l&
VI Ks0ts sn8 saUas. 4s5e.s a3tth at Com
sslionNi ChNWh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-25

II al ta CA sIil, Who
au h reputation Oh an eques-
isaa .atae eG JNoa ha 1Dne to
3lae m m3As aust u Cen. Nc
GlHliaa m.Y ge.ise haste
u lsf.e PurP9 oftA Poole to make
.tJe b la VI LHdo Alae IL No
eHtef Nef a ID ths Coatinent.
4il bal ter retire ir.5aae.
s WeaAru TOR ruE DEAD.-A
,he a nes sax sing gent
10 M hoa of I.uonist to
purchaser aJeaI. ior plaster but of
ua modelled y The Peo.
pe @ ion ,.l Soysm-
u4 W be most APP
i e "Hreaths tor
D. dea usaIly nde o lnfor-
t.e AIa 4a woman siay ed
aos upon .L agasr W asr so'Ds. shs
WeaL
4 g. cnl4aea .a, ladies to
I5 fsEY aJ eclipse of
M M ihe eclipse
e di,ap-
J9 . ear hero, "dan't
befsefy veil;
9 aa3 ain sHre
.l H4H rA sU
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-02
RanO[1an.

her p0HtiIHsn gHstt sat E& i'm eauf.
rtsEsr Ucds ptnts 9smerttnswirtste tr.ianet.
gfnr bic tttt 3aianmsutritt SeS gonat.N,s bee
fatHtetG. BitptrrufHng bee SnkRlut@sfts.
it ME ttne Bonnie BI6bIi& sam S&sedtn oret
:Derienieen ssptaBt, Sic Sutaltnfs asRsut Eet.
ten. I'm TettUra SaFirts namIia au6 i'm
nhh omar NIT atstpisseuhsr Ratorttat
ras tsrtits i'm 5aufs sa{lrte 5ubRttats G.rts,
mad psI4tm Que DttirnissnpsUnieriptiouspat6.
Etls wtrssn, DtssS usRttuts stRtat tabta. Die
Risetrrufuna s.s lrabSrtn. SusFitut.G sl,ses
ptve. sGrsdtn In Sstt 6amlIitn bSlnstn ; bic
%ttierns 9ctbpsneisttit lnS Die In unl.rrr armee
ibsr tas sueRitpt.9 ffsb butf&tnet Wteftim.
muns sebOt' attr cine fOths Rasrsstl. . giste
rrr bjtSHur6 Bstrpfsntn Fn6 Ssstal6 In ben
Itsten TastnMn6 hem gaatrsfante ausatrtFea.
gad einer SsianntnaG aIts tss SriessminiRcre.
nerptn atsr,sen iset DIN; paTe md rsm aass
lanr aur, nod non ptmIslttn dhsstftriiat, wos
hem 9asifiptncsl elmer s,piEtn Sfafe BON
Ssamtsn ttn snplt6ss 3bt {eBf. SSie pas
arr. rurSssbtu il woltn, IN uttr isst me9r ale
ts Hit @sfaRrsH csrtnipft.
E r. Ls F .L-H {. p- - AVA. |FA g.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-02
stabt Ri6mouo.

,-Naasn unlssen 9eitrn fern unS mas Elm
sIGdltHss urusS Sabr! M5stn bic ausldten
pc Satsss 1864 f$ftntar aud up@s 70 trabs
fem, last uns ni&t bic 5pTnans anf cine b.l.
lerr 3Gtnnft csEItssea ane Ger @srts bgs Did.
ters ftts sspsntsR;e
Sin, Gussntitf, hmm @ass umatfaittnlm
!. gsisru wurlt nuIfr ntut .@cnstrn,ur,
@sasraI Bne. Smitb. init hen .a,pSS nIitr S
6eter!iRttitra in bic 5uartipHsn timer Office
ttpstRSt..
DraRosnt 89aSis lieltssafrn aa& altenl
9ssrpu6 DfsRte bous, am Die gIadpanl&a
ldRer aatFn 8rtuuesnnp 8rumtsn avn nsutn
Sabrs aus supfan9sn.
uafsr StaelFat9 Bat bsi&Ioftn, Genera
r@grsahy Der i&pn sorssfsrn spn Danstue Bic
errartet Pprst, tinen entiPrtG saeen 3 Hentfi6.d
GmPfaaS su b~trtitin unb Ism bic 6ptsifoti,5|
esr StaSt anssesiben su faKtn.
8prssatrn trafen S62 gaufs,.@ siono -
bier sin, bic General e9nsFsftt ppn SR.S en-
m6se btert.r aslanst bate.
Sin6ru&, 8ddbtftiGt uuO EOstlhI,o I'M
rptsssr 10 aataSttt sepOsbsn, Sab lie fh1Iila,r
3titnRssn taStdsIf@ ipaltsnfeaa, q bs,d,ns
8frEGts iitfsrn iSnatsn.
Das solte aaSr faise RON uns mil Elm,
8tssnaurhL Ser tSe gslp.Rrrsisr. m RoS,1
,an MAIDEN srOets. Dit bsms nsaen SaSr Hart
TO naseaen bic Bittsru ns nuf lutb .oef.rn ri,
ten mir ri.asr bae fa5Rft @sitsrs
Die GUnleripi.Sf feer Ipsrbtn bf.ssr
ptsl arsstt b~.ipumtn, sa bic bnra 81. gnFb,
6nns bee Susfttut-tesfsts eSulety tiDnspTi%l
tis sstpptSsnen bunbsr,s nm Eaulshos n ana
Gden aufsstrisbta psyOsn mdGtn.
Dlr gnnits, General ButItr. Ser ia "a,
feline tysaanilae Riniirbfrrlhaft u m,m *.
leans pie gsraaiups Der sanssn asbiIs,t,,
@sIt suetscssn BAT uup Dem fsit einfo,n up
naisn sas garGu D,pastH.tnt abtrt,ao.I
Rarss stdsn Sort wlpatoe in. bot .is,I
Sria& ssma&t BEN felt tlniseh Msnot,n m
tsrSrOdfnsn 9pssaniA tsr ssstnisAaen Rlteos
@~kfanssntn pitesr tsrspGsGFa. geroonss.
NODE idnbit tr 500, GpnfSO. @.fanosnr M
@its potnt, bic aud pm G~onmilH5ner S.n
fns eIsi6t 9atl gauI,1S d Soetopc1
tonEf tn DsrfeIkt if6 $50 u 8ntI,r
~ ina Elm {
Tin ~
eti5 ttI Ipnttn 6 ne 1.1 w.
pgolp1 snern taGsiESnaD Ar28 an 1910
g aaesnttns e9tune : mIIlsSvi6dt m.r..j
'estitat psulstk Dls ,onSn MR.,
|rT1 b1f - -son
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-02

ittipt Snrsaue, bat eir Btrseihats Der tn ben
Staateh 9iystnil, Nurr> nRD glS.earoltna
uao1 @seretd. GTtntsteten ptrITentlift, aue NIL
dfm bsrrorsrtt, rag bic @sfammtsa6t, 64.93o.
bettdat. 6irrscat Nmnisn auf 8trsinteI 20.3T2,
auf RtrS.g aroltaa 22,8e7t auffSar.9 arpiina.
.5SI4 aupa AMI @scfgia Is. 1877. DttFsiben sers
'fdItn tptspsrum in t2S99 5nu6ma&tr. S37,
2021 gSmisSr, 9b6 geasnsr, 546 3ti-
|tnnasprudes; 23l7 GiltnBa6nsB samis, 2l95
N9GGer, T13 Qtstsr, Sc Grssss s 8enmie ~. [. 10.
3a4l Der bird RroRiBtit Dtsnftuntaass
Ill6fn rir6 auf '20,905 daetst6fn. No6 Der.
anFat GolonsI Yrtfohs Tnt DVn 2o-25.00o
5ubeituts ssfsuf iDor6rn nnc. mtbr ais 10000
YtsEsnsn Sdtttn, ssFalf&tt SutFttats qapiere in
5dnotn.
49, gm Btisra6tss 1prsen Erah> in Gbars
TETON Ipabrsnb tints btftissn ftinelt&sn BONE
Batbtmsnte Gsusr ans in rem GtntIiTemsnt Def
5trrsn afthd, gBtdsntsrs un6 @Omp., las nttR
rtnsm earen fresnSsn @ts6uot pUgFanpta 4 stt-
ftrt ipatht. gu sIeiHsr ,5slt brad6 in siatm
anftrm StafttSsit Gsucr aus, Ourn ttsldss rie
EarntaIe, ttt Gbaririton Cotton pref anb msb.
Iesr haran Rebsnhs aIte 9ttdabs SnfSrt nur;
rem. SsiSs 5sptt Dartn eas @syt pOn 8ranb!
fiFtnas; nina bate iOsar Ne6 Iann asiesen,
her: bic Enrnbats IN 8rane fsdts, absH isiStr
mid srwtf1t. un1ttt Surnhrieer IN @barltfpn
Rstcen ,etn, fe bttrpHsntn Rsrluft iAprr fIblsi,
ia iunittrn rse 8ombarSe m snt6a bic SurHbeur
ber Ssrnsbrhitts sv~soIugSsptaS Der pOrttsrn
9arnrr NM iBrsy 6r.uncs mar. gsir eEausta
I'm SiRnt Der sifistn Edsntr ipWie Der rfs
tsdnlen Sibtrs 50 t~ancfin. pspn mir eea Char.
iItRontr 3urnerns sisrutt pie Ssmpatbte aatT
ibrtt Eurn6rarst ibsr ben ls sstrpHsatn l6rres
rem gtttua aaslsstaea. &aun r~sftlts. par&
ffrttRtaiss 9ttttsss Nsr faptiSm Turner In ct
mos stbbtsa psretn.s
Dat ~fefsiubs 1T Gin Str.si6nis Der
9Oarttasnrr rst Stastsu; pelbe HE g~phfSbt.
ItattUn bftrsn:
Glnbama Thomas s, Batte.
attan:as - G. ~Stannasln,
8korisa -. Sotn MILTON.
S@fbrsFa - SSfsp6 g. Sscan.
asntuds - 9ffaarb PANTS.
9pniFan6 Stms D. e4a.
ItfRifppi -,GbaHss @larf,
Td6oari - 3. g. gfynOtSe.
RerSsgaroIina 5etuIsn 9. r8anes.
Sipsg drttifa - Sd. 8. CONTAIN.
EsnmEts- 8sRsrtfa. @aruiters.
Ssras - gsnslstOn @urras.
9trstta - @taiam Smitb.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-02

3ti6rrpttps eeretIs. 10 bitt 9etcitt GupF,
rag man feds Stiote slEt6Er% GrGBe teocn
bats ertaisfn iGnnsu, unp Sas setsitS: mtbr
ylrRkRsn paraslr 5u @runtt 8ssonstn Isien,
pie ttnr,t6tnb stpiisn rparsn; drt itnt Stabtt
u btp6ttern. -
- Que GititRissn, n.l6t Rsp grrfs PR
5&if DsrIaTsn. maFtn. ron itst an sappr tia.n
pnb l5ftn, etI siapifet,nui nur fotStn StriDs
atn p,tatfoIat pirb. ron etntn meit lpsi9 bns
he ppnlDmpisa lppaI fnb.
Stis. General gpItsrau, Str Dor LANCER
ais sihrm SATIRE aas Stm bttEstn gltlitdr.
EWtf6nsniGs tuttam, III an 22Frn .. @itS. in
SairfaT @onrtbaue on ben 6rlesn, sihss Stnr.
.ss pom Yfsrst s,Rurs.n.
1~srsdnssns RoAe hog in yptttuwH Elm
yanfser 1sn,in ami Our6 psIhe Grpletcn
|~aSnnsta SsISniei ssFpunbsi une SerratSe i'm
Berlss. scn tjntr g9ptOR 9puars s,ffStt,
parSsn.
ADmlscF Gee ttsiHtsle an pas Masint..
DspartsmrRt sa gBnIbinstun. tas pdtttnb bss
|serFpEtnea TsaatS mar Elm 1abrssus in BEN
Rnfsn BON HiIminstsn siRselaufsn l.i unS pae
bic Rttsarn-S stiats, Die pes @essntbsif BE-.
baupnttn, Rtdts ale nttsrtrsttanstn maven
mir unfrtflsits katsn sar nthts sa9sBsn, ptnn
psfr sss gUn az nsR s'nstlautsaeh Sp'HsA
niFuiA npr ems. esnt.tF vat
sspisenEs Rss pom DesaRetf stDaets
Ses. S!aatsn S2seAssA RU SsDD $
9le Der AfsAt 81 tsiFsn. anD nan eiDat't PIG
EtFpale i'm Ssaatt qstaSe Hesas.sn.
aaS psm pssasO Ua 13aeasat. In
Ser. s'aatsa stSsA asitps .nfusn, nag
utlasmsess Eaps0plas. Sa0aNon BON ,v'er,sr
ais Elm nm iEsangti0s @tt sessh ~. Sete'ntStth
Staatsa sr.sar pitp, aHo .eas = fs yFtH'
Epsrlsiesa lsi, psspa.e o'aHtss'P SHn AtHs 81
EsEllassa.
yssnsNO 100 Esau s4ss.'p ~ gEeeia'
Ssaetst sunsa %"s.aS, .1L ~ VIZ SeH.
81 ,,.r.I.. 49,, 49, m.I
49,. i.
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! & ss;tssiaS mf.Ssr 49,, ! NJ ~.
aSiroa wsye. ;.sSb NIT e8 6,s.n q gGr,; { y
an Sm. nm a.isoE. Sptnk ono All ,tn,r 81.
Am gaRs s. afi,Ssn uit ,t.l.lf m;tS.n ronr.
Is ,rts,st MAJ. IN iIrd Sieisn ant.oo uas gS.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1864-01-02

Der 9atf bate cine bon YrdRStnt. DAVIS,
abselanrtr DsputdttUp. psnn aud .nI&t UfFsiea,
snnpfanstnl bic BEN. beiIistn 8attr etntn Brief.
pSn fem5ttbtn fterbFd2fe.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16
y.....,.......a!....i JadhGFy' Ie, ls64.
.s7z.5iz:1 7ofT-r AsTaS COUNTY

Tn Roap. ACROSS TIE MeUNrAlNs.-The
rCa6 IsAdinE Ehom this city to Nevada Territory
tsin sxcslIeut condition, and the stages pass
SVsr Il Iithouryhe slightest detention. While
S.Asr roads are blocked up with snow, aud
ttavelsrs ere compelled to stay OVer night on
&sm. ths Placervville rOuS is free from all OBJ
dtruclions. The ,Heupsss Pass ronte, We are
assured BY gentlemen who have recently pass
- o5:7 - S->+ -,-DSsSsSsA, ,cOndiuou aud daily
growing worse, GndpassengerS have Been de-
Gined on it two days. The Sacramento Union,
doubtless for consideration, is constantly puff
AnR II, and by its fsvoruble but false represen-
tations, has induced persons to try it. One
trial is enough. Labor and putting is thrown
away upon Il. A road that is difficult to pass
oysr in good weather, can scarcely be made
pAssahls in bad weather. Nature is against the
Henuess Pass route, and it is brutal if not
Qiminal 10 the Union 10 advise parties unac-
Quainted with It to try it. If the Placerville
route xere. not ths shortest and safest, the
Post OHies Department would not have select
cd Il over oil Its rivals as the great Overland
Daily Nail line. This fact alone establishes its
superiority. It is and must always remain the
Overland Mail route.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

The TEsr.-Democrats are impOrtuned
by political prostitutes and Abolition
traitors to renounce their principles and
support the Administration. To the timid
and wavering we ask, do you doubt which
side to take Judge by the test The
Democratic party has governed the coun-
country for over seventy years. The Alb
clifton has governed for three. "By their
fruits ye shall know them" Besides the
anguish and tears, the suffering and blood,
the rule of the Abolitionists has cost the
people in three years more than the rule
of the Democrats in seventy years.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

AGAINST THE WAR.-The late draft
proyes pretty conclusively that patriotic
Massachusetts is against the war. The
whole number Of soldiers obtained in that
State under the draft was 1880. The
quota called for was about 5000. The
Administration, solicitous for the health
of its friends, sent no soldiers to Massa'
chusetts to enforce the daft. The roads
leading tosCanada were filled with Gov.
AMlvew'l "Swarms" Of Abolitionists has
teuipg to Canada 10 escape the draSt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

MSASxEss AND MsNDAcITY OF THE SACRANES-
TO UxloN ExPosED.-It is generally believed
that the Sacramento Union has been employed
BY parties interested in the Henness Pass route
TO praise IL and misrepresent the Placervillc
route. It's course, for some time past, has con-
Armed this belief. The intelligent Phcervilc
correspondent Of the Alta, in an elaborate let
Ter, filed with valuable statistics, successfully
exposes the meanness and mendacity CT the
Union. II Is scorcher, and exhibits that ve-
nal sheet in its true character. We had in
tended to give some extracts from the letter in
to-dAy's DENocRAr, but as it is full of interest
70 our readers, we have concluded to publish it
entire in our next, as cur paper "has the
lsrgsst circulation, two to one" Of any in the
county.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

The TRUTu ACKNoWLEDGED.-
Brough, the Abolition Governor of Ohio,
while addressing meeting in Hamilton,
Butler county, ,on the 18th of last August,
was asked the following question, by a
Democrat:
eff the States now in rebellion were to pro-
pose a return to the Union, with the institu-
tion of slavery recognized aud protected AS it
/ once was, under the present Constitution,
would you, as Governor of Ohio, favor the ac-
ceptance ofthe proposition"
1t was an embarrassing question and
tho willy politician endeavored to cvadc
it, but both Democrats and Aboltionists
insisted upon an unequivocal answer, and
Brough said he "woud not favor such a
proposition" The answer was received
with wild delight by the negroes. BY
that answer, Brough stated the real posi-
ton of the Administration and its party
followers. 1t is the identical position
laid down for them, a short time ago, by
Wendell Phillips, the high priest and
mouth piece of the party in power, in
these reasonable words:
Liberty to the slave, or Death to the
Union !"
For that object, then, according to un-
impeachablc Abolition testimony, the
people are to be taxed, conscripted, over
ridden and deprived of their liberty. For
that object the war is to be vigorously
prosecuted" and thousands Of the pre-
cious lives of white men sacrificed. Re,
fleet upon it, white men of California, and
rebuke the party which is cndeavoring to
subjugate you in order TO free the negro.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

Voice Military oficers and Soldiers, who oveSt+S ~
the voice and are exposed to sudden changes Shos7
use them Obtain only the GENUINE. "Bro~Is-
Bronchial Troches," having proved their eRcaev ~
a test Of many years, are highly recommended ~
prescribed by Physicians and Surgeons In the Armv
and have received testimonials from many emInest
men.
SOLD BY all Druggists and Dealers In Medicine L,
the United States and most foreign countries A a
Agents for California, REDINGToN / CO.. A.,
Francisco. Idec20-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

TIE NrGGoI>.-Thc negroes have con.
stitutcd a very material part Of the tx.
pcnses Of the war, and they are destined
to become still heavier i.em of rl'.jr
cost. Th,y have been fe!, clothed aal
educated at TIE public expense, IA are
employed in TIE army and navy yard, To-
the exclusion 4 white meH. 1t is pro,
posed now, sayF the Manchester a. II )
Democrat, to Organic a special depart.
ment at .Wa>Aiaston for their managc
mcnt, adding another Secretary 10 tie
Cabinet. If the b!Jckhtal> at tie capital
fancy that the people vii! staud their non.
sense a great while, they are mi>takc -
We have been made TO suffer for the ne.
groes already, and they are suffering
more, from mi>directcd philanthropy
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

"MILIrARY NECESSITY. Y."-Scnator Tram
bull, one Of the ablc>t supporters Of the
Administration, thus diSposes of this sensc.
less plea Military necessity is the plea
Of tyrantS, and if our Constitution ceases
to operate, the moment person charged
with its observance thinks there is q ne
cessity to violate it, it is Of little USE
We are fighting to maintain the Consti-
tuition, ard it especially becomes US, in
appealing to the people to come to its res
cue, not to violate it ourselves. How are
we better than the rebels, if both alike
set at naught the Constitution - Com
ing from one of his own party, this is Sc
we're on Mr.. Lincoln, who has repeatedly
set at naught the Constitution The
Democrats are lighting to maintain the
Constitution" and for doing so are Wiley
anl pcrsistent'y slanderel by Abolition
traitors and pen>ioncl editors. None bu,
slaves Justify the plea Of tyranis.'
The mountain Democrat., 1864-01-16

COPPER THE stockholders of Big Canon
Copper-mining Company will remember that
meeting will be held at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to,
day, at Pettit's store, for the election of Trus-
tees and the transaction of other important
business.