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To Pst~r [. Dyy.

IL P~t-r I. by,
siT.-Iou are berphy notified that there Is now
eR "se II the ofiee Of the Clerk Of the District
,."Hrt Of FoftawRttERlie county. in the State ct
l"Es petition Of Cyrus II. Street, claiming Of
you tie Foreclosure Of all your interest and equi
~ Of redemption in to the following describ-
ed lots situated IN flat part Of the city Of Com
ell Bluffs in Fettawattamie county, lows. knowa
and described ga the Record as Riddles subdi-
vision To- wit:
Lots - aEl 10 in Llock 10 ard lots and ia
block - on account Of said lots having been
Sold by The said city Of Ceun ii Bluffs fer taxes
due sad city, sad you having failed t. redeem
he same within the time limited By law
And that unless you apPaar and answer thors-
Ia on or befare Hoan Of the second day Of the
RoNt term Of the District Court OF said county, a
default viii he entered against you and jadg.
n1eut rem lesed thereon.
;...............-......; March "a 1885
scots [. :. PRANK STREET
int. Rev. Ar'y for Plt'E.
StAMp. mGr3jE5w
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SIR Yss Ass hsrshy rst; fe sbss ssasrs = 81
Sis Il - Glas ss he Elssk Is - Dssssic sals
Il Richardson's saassz. III he ssns& u kspa j
petssian &c ezra II ssrpss, ssninazag nf yea slia
lossal e. % yoar satessss and esaiss - -
9Ampssan il and IA he fa{law ing described lot
AAesa In thAa paetsaa 81 ahs sizy &c EsnnciE HsAs
u sRpkt3nsstasnis asunfg, Iewas kneMa ard Do
sesibsd ~ fAa haesfa a. Riddles suhdis isiaa, tDs
" III ss 4 4 sss ii. ~
lspt 9ain sleek II en accsaafof sAsa la kasf-
iag eeea ssld by fAe sahd aity sf CeaneSf Rinaz
for taxes de said city and FdR kaFing Jailed u
redeem, tks same within tbs time limited By lan
And taass pEisss yoH appear sAd aBswsf 1hsEsts
80 or before aasaR ef the seesa3 aey Of he seat
Terra Of The District eesxt OF said seansy. % be
bsgza and hala ID the eisyesf CasAetl Blaes. On
the sfst Aondag in Nag. 1855. sdsEaait ssiI Be
entered against yea, and jadxmsas FssasFxd
thereon.
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Seeta. u. y FRANK STREET,
:: lat Beg. Any fer PRT.
Stamp. marso#4w t-..r
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Persoas ~Eso have bscouae debihsatsI from loss
eppssts shosiid bot despair. ss The great lseiisH
e3yt Red Jacket Stsm arA Bstters, vii iavig.
fke System; toBe The stelaash rsd tuAks a
the hest appetizer "; diseosere', r.
~, Hsei thea viii TESTIFY. Sold by alt
and DEALER throughout tbs rgSntry. =.
Pths Red Jacket, and take no sther
Maj 4hs Hssas BsBnsis Peters Co AID Kel
!s1Ass n pressed IL each bottle
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pUBI1csALE OF STOCK.

IL 49,. &
Ths sussaribsr ,sill N = pabiise spls, 40
SATURDAY. APRIL 4 1885
he stock On the pacs where hs sssiass, half .
nile south ofcsansit .Baa Is sF
The stock ~ bs sspld epnssistz II The fsalesiass
TWENTY HORSES AND COLTg.
or which slercn ara mares Nth fpal tFa a-e thFee
years old; tkres.ats twa years old. and fpaF arc
gne yesf old. -: 49,. FL at
Two Male Colts =cue year Oh. e '
Twsnty .svs HeiEegs and Steers TIVE rear old.
ONE FINE BLooDEDBELL.
An Of thu stock are Of good quality and in sns
condition. r. -..-..'.:
The terms Of the sale viii be, on sumo over
twenty dollars, one half cash ht thetine ofths sale
the balance in SIX uouths aih approved seCafi-
ties; on Sums Of Twenty dollars Rnd uRder, cash.
Tbs sale Willie 1t the residence efths subscriber
and viii commence at 10 o'ei0ek A. D.
- A. s. GRoSy ESoR..
Couaeil Bluff, April wtd4
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To d. Daridson.

sirs--You hereby notified that there is now en-
file in the OEiee Of the Clerk Of the District Court
Of Pettswa ttamie county. IN the State Of Iowa, =
petition Of Cyrus II, Street, claiming Of you the
foreclosure Of sill year interest and e9Rity of
demption in and to the following described lots.
situated in that portion ef Council Bluffs in Pot
tawattstaie county. Iewa known and described
en- The Record a. Riddles subdivision, to- wit:
Lot in block ; let 20 in block 6. aots 12 and
II ia block Il, Iot 10 in block l6, lot in block
l., let iB block H. and lot in hEaek u, on &C.
count Of said lots having BEEN sold by the said
city Of Council Blafz far taxes due said city, and
Won having failed tqredeem the same within the
time limited by law.
And that unless You xPpear and answer thereto
eu cr before noon Of the second day Of the next
Term Of the District Eqert ef said cauufv. to he
begun ant held in the City Of Cpanci BIuas on
the drst Mondsy il Nay 1885, 3 default will he
entered against you. and Judgment rendered
thereon.
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To Rakeslce Barnes

To Rfak,eslee BurRes. ~ ssss
sir:--Yau are hereby R6tiESd that fhsFais mow
on Gle in the ofRce Of the Clerk Of the Diazsss
coart Of POstawattamia esaaays in shs Etaas ef
Iowa Petition Of Cyrus II. Street, cIaimiHg : VI
yoa the foreclosure Of all ysur interest," aad sgafy
Of redemption in and to the following Described
let situated in that portion of city 81 Coaaaii
BiuhS, in Pettawzttkmie eoahiy, r08a, kssunand
described on the Becord a. Kadle's sabai sisi. n,
ta-Hit: a.. -t ST : ST $50
Lot in iIock S, On aeeosns Of sid .ios faxihs
been sold by the said city Of Gsapeii BiaEs for
taxes dEe said city, and yoa having failed % re-
deem the sans within the tiEae isnissa BY law. Z
And that unless you appear and answer theFeto
On or before noon Of the second day sf the Rext,
term Of the District Court Of saia euanty, to bS
begun and held in the city Of Council Bluffs On
the first Menday in May, 1875. defaais win ba
entered against yea, and judgnens rsnacre&
thereon. 1s5 ~: :
:..L......-....-......: Mareh e. 1888 3
: jocts. [. 5. FRANK STREET,
!: int Rev. : ATTY fpE PIt'E.
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To HaaiafgA Ehise sfstk IlezpTssk
Drwrb. ~ L
Sir. ---Ysu are kesehy aotseea sbaE fhxss D so
on fls n..ths Once Of tAs CLERK II EEs utzEzszs
esaet Of PsssswastAmie C5anzy, Il - e8zsS II
Iewa- petitian Of Cyrus e. Street siAzsasAx ~
you the otecieshfe ef 81 ysar fasaasst end sapis
Of Redemption % and 10 the following desershsA
Let sitaatsdfa that postien Of the City q caAnsE
Bluffs Ia Pottaw2ttafnie eeamkys Iowa, kAsWm
and dseribed at sEiadle's Sab aiyisinaa th-Miks
Lot In block II, on aecoaas Of said Ee4 hayfng
been Sald by tbs said City. and ypa bare failed
10 redeem tho same RithiH che Tins iimitsd BIZ
lay. =, 4 - ~, ~. -
And that unless Eoa appear and aasascr fhssete
on or before H8ln Of the seeend day pg the aexk
Term Of the Distries Court Of said County, TO be
begun and held 10 the City Il eennsa RanGs. IN
the the hst Aoaday IN Way, 1875. . defaais VA
be entered against you ana fudgsmsnt rsndersd
thereon. 49, -. =..z i. -
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50 cts U. 5, FRANK STREET
INT Rev F.: Attorney for FltE Is
Stamp. 80,
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To Hearp S. ShuLert.
; .=sHssBsSas's sssss,

SIR YUu sse hereby notified fhat there is nov on
Sic in the oir Of the Clerk Of the District Court
of Pottawattafnie county, IN the State Of Tewa.
petition Of Cyrus H. Street, claiming If you tia
foreclosure Of all yoar interest and equity Of ~
denptisn 10 and 70 thu following described lei
situated in that portion of the city Of Counel
Bluffs in Psttswaftstnie county iowa, known aad
described on the Record As Riadle's subairisisn
to-Hil: Il sas-a~a<.... r "a. 49, .5@s ?
LIST Ii il block 50, on acc mt Of said los hay.
ing been sold by the said city Of Council Biug.
for taxes due said city, and yen having failed
70 redeem ths same within time limited By law.
And that ualess you appear and answer thereto,
on or before noon Of the second day Of The next
term Of said District Court to be begun and held in
the. city Of Council Bluffs on the FIRST Monday In
May, ESGS, defaab win be rendered against you.
and Judgment regdered theresa.
-: March 60 1865.
Soc. FRANK STREET
: I. Attorney fur PIt'a.
I: Int mzr25NiE
: Rev
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MEErfsa-Rey Hgsar MATTIeE,
kyeut ofthe u. s. Chrstiau Commits.
nan, spoke Ia behalf sf ehe cenmission al
~, eeagtegatisnat chnrch lass. night.
ne as Ssssas5 So bysaiasss audience,
md Il he 10 4. Us a:s3Fess t. ~ I
.c IN aa,a.aasiia pro thraehansraa AMI
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CHRISTIAN N"NNI~sIoN.-Ecy. ".
MATrirE, a; ent Of thu I. 5. Christian
Commission, will remain in this c'ty and
vicinity until the early part Of next week
and before leaving viii be glad to receive
and forward to st Louis for the Soldiers
such reading matter as cur citizens can
spare, Back numbers Of popular month
hes are in demand among the boys ia hos
pnsl aud camp Contributions Of the
ADORE description--a1so comfort bags.
House wives" &c. will be received at the
tessee Of Baldwin & Dodge.
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y AFEM AT 1FsJ,
FRANK STREET.
Ats'y for PlIa.
maLsjwlw
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

perceived the folly Of "kickiOg sgAiHst
the pricks"-ths folly Of Atts1ptiag to
defeat the programme q the majesty,
who had "made up the slate" and stricaly
adhered to 1t. But because II passed Of
smoothly it must not be taken IOr graated
that the delegates were satisfied With its
proceedings Many Of than, who had not
been consulted in making up the slate,
Ieit with deep but suppressed indignation
against the leaders, which bodies no good
to the ticket Tho Legislative ticket is
reported to bs in favor Of Sargeant for
the United States Senate. II the report
be true no friend Of PIacerville can vote
for 9 man on 1t. ....
We neglected to mention that the name
Of Mr.. HOrnblOwer was placed before the
convention % candidate for District
Attorney. He appeared before the con.
Vention, stated that be could MOI alnliate
with party which was in favor Of grant.
Ing the negro the right Of suffrage, and
declined to be 4 candidate.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Special ano GeneraI Notices.

DA. NooAB AND HIS ISsTITUTR.-It 10 curious
TO how vATiOuSly 1.-The longing After imHaOsta-
~" attacks the children Of misunderstanding the
base degrees by which they did sSeend"-like the
courageous faloOR, they az their eye upon the l0f-
ieSt quarry, and make the poor children Of earth
dizzy with their sublime Sights Of genius. Bat
We speak metaphoriealiy, and We must come dowa
peg or 20. Dr.. C. " Moons, Of the AsAieAl
and Surgical Institute eelsbFty Of San FTaaeiSeO.
has loand quarry worthy Of his ASPIRATIONS, and
one whish thEOwc all qSOadan surgeons eonpIetsly
simple mode Of surgical operation, he performs >
radical care Of Hernia In the short space Of three
weeks. 4 great victory In surgery, truly, and ose
veil worthy the eonSideFation Of the thousands
who are the victims Of this heretofore iasuFsbls
a@ictioa. We d. not wish TO aisparaRO other ply
SieiAns in private practice 10 this city, deprive
them Of their well earned lauFslS-We appreciate
the talents Of some Of then, and honor and e00-
mend their seal ; but with all dsfsFensO aAA due
TespseE, We must say, that there 10 Too much in
poTtance placed upon some mems position In the
profession, TO the great detTiment Of Seiebee aa4
indefatigAble Investigations. When We rsAees
upon the want Of Scientiae pFogTess, a. ehaEaes
tsTiSsd in most ell our medical schoOls--adheTe4
prAetiee-Ne can but congratulate the many thoue'
and invalidS who annually GOsk 70 thls @OtTopofts
for medical and surgical treAtusnt, 10 being able
TO avail Themselves Of the superior facilities ".
foTded In this Institute. Aside from the most
Skiful treatment and SURFING. tie large, airy and
elegantly fuFnished Tooms will sssble the patients
to enIOy All 0hs eOnlOSts and laxuFies Of home.
All In III, we regard d.. noOAR and hts 1ustituts
a. most valuable aeqaisiti0n 70 the Pacific Coast
The need az which We have Ing stDos Ialt.
jylmsl IsaHdSy AsFSHsy'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Road NOTICE.

TIME undersigned give notloe that parsuant to
L Statute passed Nay l1th, 1859. they will meet
At Auburn Station Placer County, State Of Caller
mia, Tor the purpose OF e9ectiBg . pFslsDinaU ot'
aanIaatlOD o. joint stock company, for re re.
pose Of constructing fuPnpike Road. Said Eoe4
ct or ReaR Cave Valley, on the Toea
leading from q Dorado Oeansy scFoss AprderTs
Bar Bridge, tAense nearly n . westerly eieesucn 70
the junction Of the North and MIadts FORKS O. ne
American River. b The steresata Oe9g.X 81 Do
Fade, thence across said Junction. and nom tosnes
By the most feaahsa and direct rosie 70 the depot
the Central Psciac Railroad Company st or near
Auburn, 10 ths OOSnty Of Placer SAD Meeting w
he heId an the ibth 6ay (eaturdayI Of Suy, l. ~
ibG9 J. d. PRATT,
..-.-... n. y. RRAITCss
f--t H. d. ebsJfn.
N RRATS
NANF0AO NILLIHI
= NG MARwEN0,
JOHN BULLET.
", O kEONet
:. -
..-... go. ....-. j. J0RM ExAAkEfsa
Auburn Ctaton. Suiy lat, fsso;. 49, -. 80.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
ESTATE OF JESSE STANTON,
DECEASED.

NOTICE b hereby given BY the undersigned, Ad.
IN mlnistratIix Of the above named Estate, TO the
creditors Of, and all persons having ciauS AGalAsi
said deceased to exhibit the sane With the
~ vouchers within ten months from the ara publ
cation Of this notice, to the undersigned at her
Idence In Pleasant Valley. " Dorado County.
ELIZABETH n. STANTON,
Administrative said Estate.
July 9ed, 1855. I'm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Co. Central Committee.

The members Of the Democratic County
Central Committee are requested to meet at
the Office of the Mountain Democrat, in the
City Of Plaeerville, on THURSDAY NEXT,
the 27th instant, at / O'Clock p. H. Important
business will be brought before the Committee
for action. and all the members are earnestly
requested to be present.
JAMES JOHNSON, Chm.
CHAs. GILDEA, Secretary.
Placerville, July 22d, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

II. c. BRIGos. a reverend demagoEue. of the
blatant abolition type. held forth for the de-
location of the faithful 10 the II. E. Church, on
Tuesday evening last. His lecture was Of the
most ultra and satanic abolition stamp, such
as to desscrate q temple Of the everything
God How people that endorse and support
such clerical bloodbouuds and besotted fanat-
les as this fellow Briggs, can ask the media.
ton of our blessed Redeemer il. we confess,
beyond our comprehension! If be "preaches
Christ" good Lord, deliver ms! for our Bible
teaches as to exercise Love, Mercy and Charity
towards all mankind.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

TEE HARMON LEAD.-We understand that
this valuable quartz lead, located just without
our city limits, has been purchased BY John
W. Epley. Esq, late superintendent Of the
mine. In the short time that the mill was in
operation it took out the sum of twenty nine
thousand dollars, much Of the rock paying as
high as forty dollars to the tom 1t became
necessary, however, to make additions to the
machinery, in order to relieve the mine from
water; this weuld have involved expense, and
the company, with q penny wise and pound
foolish policy, refused TO make the additional
outlay, and resorted to make shifts" which
would not drain the mine. The usual result
followed. az a matter Of course. The mine
ceased to pay, and the stockholders had TO 60
down into their pockets 10 order to square up
the expense account. This resulted in stop
ping the mill. Mr.. Epley lie a good miner, and
had satisfied himself that this lead was valua.
BILE and, properly worked. would enrich its
possessor. and 30 be purchased IL, at what
price &c have not learned. He intends, We
learn, 10 recommeDcs work in the mine 30 soon
90 he can make arrangements TO erect the me-
CeSsary machinery
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

TIE UsE.-It was remarked by many that
there were large number of Ion g -nosed HON.
bres among the delegates to the late abolition
smelling committee" whose duty it was TO
smell out those candidates who were unsound
on the negro equality question who were not
willing to go the whole hog for the everlasting
cuss from Africa. 1.-The slate" was made up
on their report, and the Douglas Democrats are
Mware that they could not "stand the test
They lacked the perfume de Antique, and 80
they were nosed IF and not one of them could
get place on the Congo ticket.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
THE CALW0RNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

TNLY PAPER kits ~ tasoasanaS-ths Liquid Iy-
ration for tillng YSies b giving The eestSA SaaS,
faelIoa u aAythias ever aS0d. Il = 80 t1pToSes
10 the highsss killing point II Il 81 80 nasarc
epot the aalss anA Nindowu WAAsh nahea ~ - q
other prepaEasisas - objectionable.
r. IA. Mcdonald B Co., E4ese@snSo ana
San FrSncIoeO. Agents. Depot 81 y. =. Drug Store
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
M ARRIAGE s

10 this city, on the 18th day Of July, BY
BENZ. Sherwood. J. p, Mr.. John r. Whine, Of
OF Carson City, Nevada.
Al the residence Of ". Il. Cotton, in Fl Do
rado, on the 18th Of July, BY J. McCnrmiek. J
p, Mr. E. D. Bennett aud Mas Martha Lurss-
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

NEPTUNE ESoISs Coat the regular meet
ing of Neptune Engine Co., No. 2, held on the
18th instant, the following resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks of this Company
are hereby rendered to Mrs. s.. Harris, Mrs
Henry Louis. Mrs. C. Sherman and Mrs. s.
W. HUFF for their kindness in so tastefully and
elegantly decorating or Machine for the parade
on the Fourth of July.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

0uR Democratic friends who do not already
take the Democrat, will send in their names
forthwith if they wish to keep posted in the
county politics during the campaign just open.
ed. The Congo ticket is already in the Geld,
and soon the white mans candidates win be
presented, when we expect to deal old fashion.
cd blows on the fronts Of cuffee's champions
and aim darts barbed and pointed with truth
atevery rift in their armor. We intend, in the
language Of the day, to make it hot for them,
and desire the support of all no are favorable
to the good cause. Send in your names.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

KEELEYs SALooN.-Mr Kelley has opened
the old Crystal Saloon, on Main street, nearly
opposite the Cary House. add changed it's
CANT style, aud II is one 1t the contest places
10 the city. Pat Lynch Is the bar keep, which
il = sufficient recommendation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
uow offered By the Government. and II 10 conf
IDENTIFY sxreetsd thAIitS superior advantages viii
make It the GREAT
Popular Lean Of the People.

Less than ASOO, 900 COO OF the loan authorized
BY the last Congress, are now on the nArkst.
This Anoust. at the rate ct ~hisA Il 10 being
absorbed, will all b subscribed for within four
noaths, when the notes will undoubtedly com
uand premium, as has uniformly been the eHs'
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that eitiSsEs Of every tO~n and Seetios
q the country meg be Afforded facilities for taking
the ban. the National Bank. State BsnLs, and
Private Bakers Throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers will select their ov agents, In whom
they have confidence, and who only are 70 Be re-
SPOnsibls for the delivery Of the notes Ter which
they receive oTdeTp.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, PhilAdelphia.
March IS. F65.-[mas-Sn27l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

MaaomAe.e-aAOFF4 Nevada C0wMea1s
msOtinxs % The Ovoniak 81 SAs eESe Tuesday Of
Oash nsath, in Masonic Mall, RlseesVtIle.
-. WIN, n. .LAIpA&Y. 7. J. NJ
HaFAY .. RArHASL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

WE thank Rev. Mr.. Maddux for tickets TO
SIR. Briggs lecture. We did not attend the
lecture, bnt we are grateful to the Rev. gentle.
man for bis politeness-a quality not insepara-
BILE from the cloth now i. DAYS,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
ADDENDUM.

PRA OvERLAND TRLRURAPu;
PHILADELPHIA, May nth. 1855
ID Series all sold. Commenced on I'd Series.
Two Hundi ed and Thirty Millions $50, 600 OOO)
precisely like other tWO Series, except dated ISth
July. and Government reserves the right to pay
six per cent. 10 Gold instead Of TO Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadeiphia.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

We are indebted to Walter Webster for the
prompt delivery of files of State and Nevada
papers.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
Keep ht before the PeOplS I

Every siSsn nay ssly speak vrits and pubsh his aa
all sahena being rOapOnaihAs aa
liberty Of spseeh er Of the Sss-tcoasasftsy Hcsta
AVtteis T. SsettOa ..
oeASSs shall Haks Law rSsPostAg saAhsAnsal q
Rsgtol, prohibiting thu fros eXsotss tASof abdgng
the froodS1 Fl spaeah o. ths Prss-CAAAaas 06A
sttfutiss 9fsAs bsaAssS Slafss. AFetsas \.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

JANIS DAILY is q candidate for Collector Of
of Diamond Springs Township. Bully fo'
him!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

"WE'RE ALL DoDcIXc. The old song of
which the heading Of this paragraph forms a
part, ought to be adopted by the abolitionists.
They are the greatest dodgers on record. They
dodge everything but an Office or a contract, a
negro suffrage question in their con vention the
other day, in the hope of lodging into Office,
but that was dodge in the wrong direction
and will land them at the head waters of Salt
River. The people think the negro ought to
be satisfied with bis freedom, and are deter.
mined to rebuke the insolence of those who
demand for him equality with the white man.
Let those who wish to have the negro as an
equal immigrate to Hayti or Congo, where
they can enjoy their bent to the fullest, without
any one to interfere with or modest them. But
the Congo ticket, nominated last Wednesday.
Ais too strong for white men in the dog days. :
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22

THRIFrY.-Happening 10 at Dan Duoker s
shaving saloon last Tuesday, we were taught q
lesson in thrift BY an abOliisn delegate from
Pinchem tight, or some other rural precinct
he was evidently taken" with the elegant
fixtures Of The saloon and the grace and skill
with which Dan plies the tousorial art. His
hair was long and bis beard uncouth and wiry
He thought he would have the former trimmed
q la mode, and the latter shaved Off it
didn't cost too much. So be asked the price
and was politely informed that il would cost
him seventy five cents. lie thought the price
TOO high; be urged the bard times, the short
time it required TO perform the work, and hint.
ed that, il Dan would be reason able, he might
become regular customer. Dan was not 10
be caught by the entlcing bait, and with diQni.
tied irnness declined proffered half.dolIar
and insisted on bis regular price. The desire
TO wear metropolitan appearance on his re.
turn to his constituents overcame the prudence
Of the gentleman from Pinchemtight and with
a spasmOdc enlargement Of the heart, be Of.
fered TO reinforce the half dollar with two short
bits. Dan is liberal, and, in consideration Of
his customers politics (for he, too, is a long
hair, though be wears II rolled up), be closed
with the offer, and soon changed bis uncouth
appearance to that Of metropolitan propriety.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-22
o. 8. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonds are now worth premium OF Aiss
per cent. including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual pToat on the 80 lOau Of
current rates. including inherent, about ten per
cent. par annum, besides its HxHnPTIoN EHoA
STATE ASD AuSIcIrAL TAXArioS. WEIGH ADDS
VHoA ONE TO THHEE Pa CENT. nonH. according
to the rate levied on other property The interest
10 payable in currency, seni-annualiy, Gy coupons
attached to each note, ~hieh may Be cut OF and
cold to any bank or banker.
Ths interest amounts 10