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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-04-27

uicuW00us 01xC0 oUs 10U4.
nor Five Dollar Notes or the New currcnoy.-
= Very desirable goods ~ lss tsLAUdhfhR
COY Main ct.
20co Yards beautiful printed spring delaines
1900 yards English spring prints
1000 yards heachsd long cloth, 0no
2cases English vhite camkric
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do medium aud fne Irish lners
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and staiiions, Operator and Gov wickMfe,
VIA stand the present season, commencing lsto'
:s %.: s the 'e''IS S4vfn i;iS af.
/ ap9-9aw5w broad Rock. near Richlhoa0.
DaMovAL-Ths Book and Traet Depository Of
h, the Protestant Episcopal Church has hesu re-
meved TO the rooms ovse Messss Micheil & Tyler,
l0S Main st Soldiers eupp led With T, acis, Prayer
and Hymn Books, Gospels, &e. without money or
me sssnt also kesps on hand the Army and
other Hnvsl0pes, Letter Paper, 10, which he s<i's
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DALfox,Apli as.-It = cunently reported
thst Grant hAs arrived at Chataanoosr and
taken command Of ~ Afmy Of The Cum.
besIand.
DAvis's diviaioa 4 rcDofted at Lafayette.
The enemy are sspasted % have moved
back towards ofeveaHnd MN Red Clay.
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ITTsvl Of Captured Yankee 0Bicns-There
arrived In this city, under guard, yesterday
morning, by the Southern train, the Yankee
officers captured by Brig. Gen. Hoke at the
recent brilliant and successful storming of
Plymouth, N. c They were q very fine
looking set Of men, and doubtless claim to
be among the best blood Of the North
Their LANES are as follows:
Brig Gen II w Vessel, commanding District OF
Ai! Aibsna.le Sound; Capt Stewart. AAG;DG
kusi, and G; 1t D Bugle, A D C; III N g
Ford, d G; Capt Goats, A and G; Lieut. Col 5
3 Mcf'ett; Col Frank Beach. 18th Conn; Lieut. Col
. Burham, 18th Conn; Major H l. Rasco, 10Th
Conn: Capt J d Wheeler, 18th Conn; 1t A P Day.
do; Lit Gordon Robins, 10Th Conn; II Rawlings,
Chaplain, l03d Vit Ii Billinesiy, lO:st Pa; I'D
Mccall, i03d Pa; Lewis, Surgeon ssth N Y; A
R Frlch, Surgeon lo5sh N Y. and Mayer, Surgeon
Accompanying these officers were two
negroes, partially dressed in Federal uni-
torsas, who were claimed as servants. They
we're all committed to the Libby prison. the
general depository Of Yankee officers.
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TNOBACOO HOUSE.

VE\OBACOO HOUSE.
NEAL, SWORDS 4 60,
T. Augusta, Ga.
General Commission Merchants and Agents for the
sale Of Manufactured Tobacco.
Consignments and other business solicited; prompt
returns made
g T Pl.xAsANTS, formerly Hassie & Pleasants,
Of this city, has an interest In our business. The
name Of the hrm will be ~ heretofore.
NEAL, SWORDS h CO.
ap p6-MV&SattlstNay
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III AhS1Ss'

IL Harness,
Harness,
OF all kinds for sale and made 10 order.
Also, collars, hsmes, wagon breechlngs cart
breechiDg, trace chaips, &c. -.
Also, ON baud. several nne Shattered Saddles, Al
OF which will be sold reasonable.
BA PURKS, 18th street,
Between Main and Cary,
Leading down from tho Dispatch oiico. :.
B.-Harnees, Saddles, and Trunks repaired ~
short notice. ap 2t-l9ts
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ID EDU ZION 10 the Prices Of HatD and CApS.-ln
II consideration II the general expectation That
IhcTe should bc reduction in the prices OF mefcnan-
reasonable proat) ws the undeEtis ned agree 70 de-
duct 10 per cont c the present prices OF hats and
eapss New currency Of course will be expected
Fives and the old currency VIII be taken % usuAl at
ehe markell rataa JOHN THOMPSON,
POWHATAN WEIs1GRR.
April as.h 1854. JOHN DOLBY.
m "a. a.
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Richnesd, April "a, lecl. !
A1O1KCn.-At he annual meeting Of The Stock.
IL holaRs Of this Basil, held - the 2ist Inst,
e vas - anlmously
Resolved, That tie Bank win pay the Confederats
tax saseesed By cot Of Don posed lGh Fsbsu-
ssy, 1854. o. its stock he1d Ay oooekholdefs.
ap 28-3t1v3W y el0T0N, Co hisr.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

Df virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
ID ou; Of the Court OF John Bush, Justice OF the
Peace in and for Placerve Township, County OF
Fl Dorado and State Of California, upon "a judgment
rendered therein the 25th day of May, A. D. 1864
in favor Of william Knox and against Barney
CrosSin, for the OF Sixtyone dollars ($6 dam
ages and thiryone and 5l00 dollars costs OF suit
together with accruug costs, have levied upon and
seized and will expose for sale, at public auction to
the highest bidder, for gold coin at the door Of the
premises, in the village OF Grizzly Flat,
On the Goth Day of June, A. D. 1864,
at the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ, all the right title and
interest OF the above named Defendant in and to
the following described property, to wit
ONE BILLIARD SALOON, situated and being in
the village Of Grizzly Flat, Fl Dorado County and
State of California, and known as Crossin's Saloon.
Given under my hand this the lst day Of June,
A. d. 1864. IL II. RICHARDSON.
Isl Constable in and for Mountain Township.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04


TIE AbolitionistS, says the Manchester
Democrat, should remember that the peo
pie cannot forget history. It is but a
very brief period since men of all parties
agreed that the schemes Of the radical
were unpatriotie and dangerous. Demo
Gratis, Wings, Know -Nothings and Re.
publicans all agreed that AbolitioniSm
tended to civil war and disunion. The
result came at last; and we have been as,
tonished that so many who were accus-
toned to dcprecste heresy so mischiev-
ous, should be found among its apostles
when the evils they had predicted Of it
were realized. Some have been cheated
and others bribed; but the great mass of
the people abhor Abolitionism as much
as ever. We do not believe that more
than one-fourth of the people Of the whole
country have any hearty sympathy with
the purpose Of this war. A great many
mercenary men affect to believe that it is
Just and patriotic to humor the admins
tration, that thrift may follow fawning."
A still larger number Of tiDid men speak
oft with b0ted breath to avoid the oblo-
guy Of the administration and its tools ;
but the judgment of the country is i'm.
mensely against it, as impracticable and
undesirable, and when the time comes for
free speech and honest voting the Aboli
tioniSts will be set back to the pcstilent
minority whence they emerged. Either
Of two conditions, one OF which must oc.
cur, will show their real strength. If the
Union is destroyed, the cause Of the dis.
astcr will be no secret; if it is restored,
the public voice will demand that the
Abolition nuisance shall be abGted.
Not Democrat or Whig, or scarcely
a Republican, can deny that Abolitionism
is the cause Of oil our troubles, for every
one Of them has predicted p,ecisely these
troubles as the Legitimate fruits Of Aboli-
tionism. No matter what prctenccs they
may now make to justify their present
action, their convictions yemain the same,
and the time will come when they will
find expression.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

THE New York independent is looking
ahead to the "New Nation to arise out OF
the war;" 1t says:
TIE next National Nominating Convcn-
ton will be held at Richmond. Blacks
ard whites will perhaps mingle equally
in its debates and decisions, and it would
be an act OF justice if one Of these long
oppressed and deSpised friends Of God
should be selected and some one OF their
great co.Hghtersr like General Grant, to
represent renewed nation, the master
aud rhe model OF the world.
There are several new points in this -
Originally an African was nothing but a
nigger. The Abolitionis.S took charge OF
him.. and he became "colored man."
then "our colored brother" next our po-
litical eG4lal, then our social or miscegen.
ating equal, and finally he has become
the "friend of God" The Independent
makes God the lesser party in the friend
ly alliance. for it shyS the niggcr is the
friend OF God instead of God the friend of
the nisger--very much as we would say
that Napoleon is friend Of his soldiers.
Times.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

APPRovED.--The Legislature of New
' York has unanimously voted thanks tc
Gov. Seymour, for his exertions in regard
to the drafl, by which that State was saved
p the raising of some $4,000 more soldiers
than we're due under the Presidents call
Every pimp of power, every Government
thief every cur abused and barked at him
for protecting the rights Of his cOnstitu-
ents, and the same worthless crew arc
again slandering and snarIing at him for
rsbuking military upstat for tra~pling
upon the civil power. TAsir abuse raises
Gov. Seymour in the estimation of his
countrymen.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

CHuRcH FKsr1vAL.-The ladies Of the N. E.
Church will bold festival at Confidence Pavil.
ion, on the evenings Of Tuesday, Wednesday
aud Thursday, the l4th, 18th and 18th instants.
The entertainments win be diversified and of a
high ordcr-an "old folks concert" tableaux
vivants, ice cream, strawberries, etc,-.and
cannot fail to please oil who attend. The pro-
eeeds are to be devoted TO the use of the Church,
which, we learn, owes considerable amount
on the building, which is an ornament and
credit 70 the City. We trust the pavilion will
be crowd each eveniSg, and that the festival
will prove pecuniary success. Let everybody
attend,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

GooD.-We see it stated that Brigadier
General Montgomery, Of Jnyhawking no.
tOriety, and more recently in command oI
. cOlored regiment in Florida, has been
dismissed the service. The only wonder
is how such thief and cutthroat ever got
. commission. His friend and chum Jim
Lane, the loyal U. S. Senator from Kan
sss. received horse: whipping few days
ago in Washington, for slundering fe-
male! These loyal scamps are pillars o.
the Administration party and Apostles Of
Puritan refinement.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

THE Presidential cauldron is boiling at
the East, and the movements Of the A6o'
litiOn aspirants grow feverish as the time
for the meeting of the Baltimore ConTen-
ton draws near. Daniel S. Dickinson, it
is said, will be q candidate for the Vice
Presidency. A Washington dispatch to
the New York World, dated on the lst,
says: President Lincoln has intimated
that in case Of reelection he will make a
change of Cabinet. The following is put
forth as the probable new Cabinet: Sec
retary of State-Charles Francis Adams /;
Secretary Of the Treasury-1snnc Sher-
man, of Missouri; Secretary of War, 81
mon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; Secreta.
ry of the Navy-Henry Winter Davis, OF
Maryland; Secretary Of the Interior, H.
Greeley, of New York; Attorney General
William L. Dayton, of New Jersey ;
Postmaster General-Schuyler Col(ax,
of Indiana" The Old Joker is evidently
not confident Of his ability to carry the
Convention and has determined to buy
up the supporters of some of his oppo-
nentS.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Mr.. Grinncll, n genuine Abolition Con-
gresham, in speech, in the debate on
expulsion, remarked-"I would rather
say a thousand times, let the country be
divided-the South go their way nll slave
and the North all free-rather than to see
the country once more under Democratic
misrule." This Grinnell is loyal, and
voted for the expulsion Of Mr.. Harris for
reasonable language.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

SrMGnTLY.-Our sprightly friend o
the Como Sentinel has become exceeding
ly witty since he has been browsing upon
the sage brush Of Nevada Territory, His
application Of our remarks on the treat
ment Of Valandigham by the abolitionists
to "Epitaph Weller and Duke de Gwin,
is not only very delicate but also cxhib
its remarkable ingenuity. Such tact
and talent as he displays should not &c
unrcwardcd. lie is clearly entitled to O
premium, and he shall have it. To erect
a pillar OF brass to commemorate the
brilliant triumph Of his genius would be
"Sending Goals to Newcastle" for that
valuable alloy enters largely into his ma.
ture and besides. we wish him to enjoy
his reward, and it would be in bad taste
to erect monument to living genius. -
He shall have a medal, made of the best
Spanish sole leather, as thick as the lip Of
his idol, Sambo; Mercury, the tute!ary god
of his party, embossed Oh its face and
black cupidS on the reverse.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
Nfm advertisements TosDau
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

NOTICE-The exhibitors at the last Annual Pair
~ Of the Ii Dorado County Agricultural Society
her, bv notified that the premiums awarded, and
tina. were not teliv,ret are now ready. and can be
obtained by addressing the undersigned, stating
how they will have then sent or hy calling al HE
office Of the Society. All ma gaLjnes periodicals
that were awarded, have been ordered. and will be
found at the Postofce nearest those entitled 10
them, commanding with June umb-rs y during the
present month. L. T.. CIlCBBCCk,
Srcy Fl Dorado CO Agricultural Society
PlaccrVi!e, Cal, June is;, l964.-2w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
" A Slight Cold" Coughs.

Pew are aware Of the Importance OF checking a
Cough or SLIGHT COLD,n in It's first stage that
which in the beginning would yield to mild reme-
dy, il neglected soon attacks the luugs. BR0WN'S s
BRONCHIAL TROClIES give sure and almost immc-
date relief, Military Officers and Soldiers should
have them as they can be carried in the pocket and
taken as occasion requires.
Agents for California, REDINGToN & CO, San
Francisco. june4
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

FHE n. \ \. journal OF Commerce saws
"it will be new dodge in legislation to
tack Oh to every party measure a. Re-
solved, that every one who opposes this
plan is an unworthy member This is
the Colfax radical plan for governing
Nmcricn '"
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

FIRE WoRKs.-Orders for fire works sent TO
J. Strutmau, San Francisco, will be promptly
filled with articles manufactured b. TTipp 4
Robinson, Of that city. These FIRE works are
equal to any imported, and we eugA to pat
FOnize home manufactures.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

CARPENTERS are tearing down the frame
house on Coloma street, recently occupied by
Gus. Ort. The premises have been purchased
by Geo. W. Swan. Esq., for the purpose of en-.
larging the grounds, of his residence.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Tue FoURru.-In another column will be
seen the programme adopted by the committee
heretofore appointed for that purpose for the
celebration Of the anniversary of the Birth Day
Of American Liberty. 1t is understood that the
celebration will be on larger scale than here,
AOfore, and We may reasonably expect that
Plucevie will be thronged by visitors come TO
witness it,
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

New Brick HoTEL.-Our enterprising towns
men, Messrs. Freeman and Parker, are erecting z
splendid brick hotel, on Main street, near
Cedar Ravinc, which is almost completed
The walls are up and the roof on. twill be
an ornament to that part of the City, and we
hope it will be u profitable investment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
..r a. h.Nora 1he Peoplei
r4r1u Orr7r AND COUNTY.

THE ladies Of the Presbyterian Society real.
ized the handsome sum Of eight hundred dol
lars from their festival last week. BY the way
We owe our grateful thanks to them for beau
tiful and ingeniSuSly constructed moss basket
filed with rare flowers.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

SOMEBODY has published book ION the
phianthropic result Of the war" The
author belongs to the same family with
the young surgeon, who said, "tbe war is
worth oil it has cost in the improved
science of amputation !" :
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

MAsoxlc.-The degree of Mark Master will
be conferred BY ST. James Royal Arch Chap
ter, No. lG, on Wednesday evening next. All
Companions in good standing are invited to
attend
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

ANOTHER FAIR-.The ladies' Of the Episcopal
Church will hold fair, in Confidence Pavilion,
on the 4th Of July. The proceeds are to be
devoted to building q house Of worship. on
Main street, near the Cedar RI vine Hotel. We
trust that it will prove proftable-we know it
will be a pleasant and well conducted enter
tainment.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

S7RoNGLY SrATED. Prentice, Of the
louisville journal, says il Mr.. Lincoln
had full power to decide between peace.
with Mcclellan in the Presidential chair
and war with himself in the chair, which
would the country he likely to have
peace or war:
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

EscAPED.-We understand that one Of Sheriff
Rodgers moon-eyed guests took French leave
of the county boarding house en- Tuesday last,
When last seen his eyes were turned towards
thc setting suD, and from his gait it was sup
posed that he intended TO reach the jumping
OF place in very briefperiod. His pig-tail
formed right line at right angles with his
bump of amativenesa.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

THEATRIcAL.-A good theatrical company
would be well patronized in this city. as there
has not been one here for months. Come right
along.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

ATTENTION, OSEs !-Mcmbers of Confidence
Engine Company will please remember the
drill this evening.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
NOTICE OF REVOCATION.

TNHE Power-of-attorney heretofore given by the
i undersigned to David Newbauer, Of PlacervilIe,
California, is hereby revoked.
s. ETSASSER.
San Francisco, May e5th, lSfi-iSv
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

Hons DE CoNBAr.-Our senior has been TAX
ing tilt with the doctor for the past ten days
Aud is hors de combat in consequence. This
fact will account to our reeders for the non
appearance in our columns o f the usual amount
and variety Of editorial matter. However,
thanks to his iron constitution" and numer-
Ous pills aud powders, he will soon be at his
post again, when ample amends will be made
for the present deficiency.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
Special ann General Mot

n
HSllOvay's Pills and Oimtnns~.-
DOMESTIC REMEDIEs-NO other formul, -
bines In so compact or concentrated q form IN. n
tive and essential qualities OF medicine, q, -
wen adapted to family use as these popular ~
dies. Devoid Of mineral and vegetable poI.oo.,
simple but efcaciOus In operation, they may b "a
minstered with equal safety to the infant a to n.
adult No OhouSehOii should be without . supra, !.
they nre always useful In case Of accident.
Sold by all Druggists, at SOc., Toe, and o. IA -
box or pot. e.
The WOrld-RenOWMed RamsA,
HOLLOWAY'S
PILLS AND OINTMENT.
For sale in any quantities by
CRANE & BRIGHAM.
Wholesale Druggists, San Franei,...
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

DARING OUrRAGE. IN Saturday night,at The
middle watch, while one of our citizens was re-
clining upon dry goods box on Main street,
locked in The embraces of Morpheus. some dis
ciple of Turpin the Bold desPoi:ed him Of his
bat and staff, and would have taken his scrip,
also, if he had had any on his person. No
clue to the villains has been found, nor have
the hat and staff.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

The Physician Is often blamed -.
want of'ueee'' in when the di,app.D.
ment in the recovery of the sick is 10 be traced 4.
the administering impure mtdieines. HOber. WAhS
apOthecAry, is paying particular attention IA a.
compromising physicians prescriptions and fanp-
recipes from medlciaes Of undoubted purity. RoA.'.
White, Medical Han, t; appointed : gent sOr -..,
Of the gen line Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

VIZ are indebted to Wells, Fargo 4 Co., r.
S. Hernandez, and W. N. Bradshaw for news
paper favors.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04

YorxG AMERICA ENGINE Co., No. ., have
purchased the old Globe Hotel for an engine
house, and are now occupying it.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-06-04
Gburrbrs':G ':GbaritabIr @rSrrs,

PrOteStnnt PtseOPal Chup0N
PLACFRNILLE. Divine Service at the CIn,, u
every sunday Wo'uns at 10y o'clock Sunday 80;
al same place, At J. O'Clock. P. ~ COLOMA..s.rvtS
on the first and third Sunday evenings Of The r,..sa
st o'c!ock. H. DoRADO-services on the SeeoS;
and tiu-th STnhav evenings of the month a. ..S
o'clock. DIAMOND SPRlNGS-Ser,ice on ,hs -
ond ar1 fourth Sundays OF each month. At 4 o,.i~N@
Pm c. c. PIERCE MIni.ts-
Residence, Cary House. Piacerville. ~;
Catholic Church.-Rev, !. Iar~.
" III oh'ciatC IN Georgetown on every 6rst Su5Asv
Of ;hr month alto, in Coloma Church on IN. ,h;.I
SUNDAY. DIVINE service commences At 10
Nc'prr'. IN -. Patreks Church, Plaeerville. a
every sunday evening, at quarter past I irSf