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Fowler Us. Fowler.

NASHVILLE, Aug. 81, 1863
"Dr W. P. Jones, Superin
tendent and Phys. of the Tenn. Hospt
Insane, is q gentleman of high stand
ing in his profession for his intell
gence, morality, integrity and personal
honor among his fellow citizens he /:
esteemed for those graces that charac
terize the gentleman.
''Jos. S. FowLEE
The scene changed, and on the 10th
April, 1860, M f. said:
"But / never doubted that Mr.. Jone.
could make the charge and prove it by
Dr. Bowen; or that Nr Bowen could
make the charge, aud prove II by Mr.
Jones' nor, iudeed, if IL were necessary
to remove me from the way, to get
some particular gentleman in the Sen,
ate, but that men could be found by
whom toproye me guilty Of any crime.
Mr.. F. says 1T is singular that Judge
Patterson and Milligan should have
lett ILe room Just IN time 10 be uls-
qualified as witnesses.
Now let me say, who was present,
and let those and only those, testify
under oath, as 10 what both he and l
said
Fortunately, or unfortunately we are
both pretty well known in this com
munity, and am willing the testimony
of disinterested persons shall come be
fore the people; that this may be done l
defer comment or even the publication
of my o,cn statement, though it was
written in detail and Immediately
after the occurrences to which refer
ence has been made.
W p To>.rs
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the general interest, and promoted the
general enthusiasm. Many private
houses continued the decorative orna-
ments of the previous evening
Towards 10 o'clock the torchlight
procession disspPeared5 the music be-
came faint ami exquisite in the dis
tapce; a sky unmarred, save by the
myriad stars which sparkled and
danced as though they shared the in
toxicating JOY Of the occasion, o oerhung
the vast expanse; breezes melted into
faint zephyrs, and the earth smiled as
if kissed by heaven. Looking out upon
this enchanting scene we dreamed only
of peace and JOY, heaven having for
the moment mercifully concealed from
our view the awful tragedy which the
next raising OF the curtain will reveal
GREENyILLE.
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entire country people were not present
to engage in the proceedings, which |
am confident they would have general
ly done had they known of it.
May God rule in the hearts of our
people, and guide and direct.our rulers
N the administration Of our govern
ment through tae impenetrable future,
IS the prayer of an humble
OBSERvER
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-22

WASHINGTON, April Is, lS65.-My let
ter of the l4th inst. was cut short with
out any allusion to the current trans
actions Of the week. The delirium on
Monday, over the surrender of Lees
army on the previous day, was as deep
if not as loud as that which has been de-
scribed by me as following the fall of
Richmond. Excited crowds throDged
the streets, and visited the Presidents 8
House and the War Department at va
rious intervals during the day and eve
ming and on Tuesday evening there
was an illumination Of the public and
many private buildings, followed or &C
companied by call enmasse upon the
President, who made carefully digest
ed speech on the subject of his recon
struction policy, planting firmly
but cautiously upon the platform of the
recognition of the loyal State govern.
ments in certain rebellious States,
which speech has of course found its
way into your columns, and is 50 gran d
and conclusive in itself that any com.
ment on my part would tend to MAJ
rather than beautify it.
On Thursday evening q scene the
most brilliant ever witnessed in this or
any other city, was enacted under the
auspices of the city authorities. All
the buildings Of the city and Govern
ment, with large proportion of the
busiD ess and private houses of the cii
zens, were illuminated in the mos
brilliant manner, and beautifully de
corated with flags, mottoes, &c, ex
| pressive of the joyous feelings which
swelled in the bosoms of the owners Of
occupants. The grand old Capitol sent
forth its gorgeous rays from basement
to tops of dome, two hundred feet il
the air, presenting q spectacle too i'm
posing for my descriptive powers.
An innumerable multitude. which n,
man could number, of all ages, colors
sexes and conditions, thronged tn,
main thoroughfares, and bands dis
coursed charming music st Eariou
points of special interest, which sdde,
10 the cup Of public Joy already full I
| overhowing. About 10 o'clock tn
moon, being but slightly on the wan,
roseupon clear sky, casting a mellOv
sweetness over the scene-the light
grew less brilliant faded -and th
city, wrapping the drapery Of her eouc
about her, sank to rest and dreams.
The demonstrations of joy were cor
tinued on Friday evening by a gran
torchlight procession, accompanied b
numerous bands of music. A brilliar
display Of fireworks on this, as on th
other occasions referred to, added |
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A SUPERIOR AlEsar.--#t tsa c.
uolaiy reeolulneus 90 ilose. s,Is-..e
. asstrcs1-uE cough, ur. 5 slea.s.
huoua Cough beasm. lf rEe-
most instan aaealsis, and 5 9.lh
agreeable ~ t4e taaEs, Lht-s
but the Aelhduous Cough Elal
TIE best preparations il zee, azi ra.
ia proprietor claims for b. We l.
it during the pasL week, and au1s r.
from a most distreainF cough H --
I pared By Dr. strieklsnd, Sc. E,.st a-Fi
street, Cinci1nati, Ohio, aud .nr ss ~
pFagFisls, a 50 eanil PEP hoths.
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Rear Admiral Cumd'g W. g.. s..
Bstrw5EE, April 2i.-Ths remains OF
Pres dent Lincoln arrived here al 10 o'clock.
The seort was very large. The stores are
all closed, and the whole population is on
the s.rests. The remains win lie iu state
til o'clock in beautiful calsiaIqus. The
buildings are everywhere draped ia en-
b.ens Of gricf.
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FR0M RAsHIsGroX.

SATURDAY, APRIL o, 1865.
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Cash 10 hands 81 Agents aad % COURSE OF trau-fDis,
Specie on hand, ana In h. ads OF gents -
Amount lOsned on Mortgages OF Real Estate
Amount loaned on bank and q tied States Stu k-
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: - HuIlOhf WHFtT FOTer COIUDlnY'eI'
% Hartford CITY Bouds - -
~ New Britain Water Bonds. .
= Tennessee state 30 cnds u f
p California State Bonds -
O. San France 60 OBonla...-..-.
lJD Connecticut State Ronds....
fho Siate stock Of 1870 - ..
Jntrd states St1cl, "SiNrS OF 1851 -.
United SlA'es stocz. Five TWeuties, -.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION
PHGNIX INSURANCE COMPANY,

IN the Second day January Comptroller State of Ten
Of that
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The Name Of this Company Phqn1 Company % 6Iut Conn
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11
SUMMONS

STA4L OF CALIFORNIA. County ofyl no,,A.
- = IL tie District CouI; Of the Eleventh Ia,
ga, District 'uoi-
Action brought In the District Court n, N. H.
r''h Judicial District, ami the complaint sIsd !.
thu County - III Dorado, IN the once on ths c.
. said District Court, ia and for sad County IA
STATE. ' ~uu
TIE P-orlc ~ the State Of C:.,isorni, 10 L..
Ivy, iI~yman Wrrshner and Abraham Wre,hr..e
Hri"ndihts Gre,ling:
lou are hereby CURED to appear in an .c,,..
hr uc'; against you ~ evils LAndecker, Plar,;S
ia the District Court Of the Eleventh Jubtnisi NJ
t!i'i IN and The County Of Ii Dorado and IA ~
sHrr the compliant it'd herein on the 9Stb d,, -
Ars.l, 4. u. l>t1, within ten days (exclusIys n,
Nt di.y 90 tHicr@ aHrt the service on You Of ri.
sunni, 9s--,f served wlitin this County, ~ ..-~-I
"Ni 81 t.' County, but within this Judicial District
within twenty day ;or, II served out Of said Di,,rt
~ WI" 'orly deys-or Judgment by deiaul, iii
l." tax ~ against 81 $50
The sal action is brought 70 obtain iudru.,,
aga u.s. - Tor the sdln Of one Thousand Ane eleven
i Ia : ard Nr:r f,.r c,ntS, amount alleged u 4.
ne f'f ~ go-ts wares ard N orchards sold ana
d"'N'rr'i l." You al your special instance and Ne.
'e.' rr''r TO RE lci!' day 81 January, A. D. lisa
am You al 10 appear and answer the said com '
rA'H' ~ alb " r"g1'r.d, the sal Plaintiff viii tat,
.ds '' agliL.: y.l Tor sail rum AID costs AceerI
!. - w. prayer sid complaint
"'u'ss. i!oi =" Bruckway. Judge Of said Oh.
IT, t"u.! "i t'r Eleventh Judicial District
AZ! ny Land, and tie seal OF MA
>kN C"ar'. 81 al - sad County Of II Dora.
- - 10. herrio afhIsd. At once in the Civ Of
"T.N Pa CIV u. Z. the Ia. day OF December,
4. y i>'i. 4. J CARPENTER, Clerk.
lty L"whY. Deputy Clerk.
4 'r1. cciy u the o.is.nAl summons. Attest:
q. CAEPFNTER. CLERK.
ru,l,.lly,-e, i r u. F,. to c1, C.ray:
- CARPENTER. c,-t.
!.as-.' Ilss, Au'y. tr P'G [drci:%s
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

Resolved. That in the future, as in the past, We
will adhere with answering fidelity to the Union,
under the Constitution, as the only solid founda-
tion Of our strength, security and happiness as a
people. and as the frame of government
equally conducive TO the welfare and pros peTty Of
all the States, both Northern and Southern.
2 Resolved, That this Convention does explic
lilly declare, as the sense of the American people,
that after four years OF failure 10 restore the
Union by the experiment Of war, during which,
under the pretense of the military necessity Of a
war power, higher than the Constitution itself,
that instrument has been disregarded in every
part. and public liberty and private rights trOdden
doWg, and the material prosperity of the country
essentially impaired, justice, humanity, aud liber
ty, and the public welfare demand that imme diate
efforts be made to bring about cessation Of hos
Utilities, with view of an ultimate Convention Of
the States, or other peaceable means to end it,
that at the earliest practicable moment peace may
be restored on the basis Of the Federal Union Of
the States.
3. Resolved, The direct interference Of the
military authorities of the United States in the
recent elections held In Kentucky, Maryland, Mis-
souri, and Delaware, was shameful violation OF
the Constitution, and repetition of such acts IN
the approaching election will be held to be Tevolu-
tiouaIy, and resisted with all the means and pow
er under our control.
4. Resolved, That the aim and object Of the
Democratic party is to preserve the Federal Union
and the rights of the States unimpaired, and they
hereby declare that they consider the Adminstra-
tion's usurpatiOn Of extraordinary and dangerous
powers, not pTanteu ny the CONSTITUTIONS the suO
version of the civil by military laws in States not
in insurrection; the arbitrary military arrest,
imprisonment, trial and sentence Of American
citizens in States where civil law exists in full!
force ; the suppression of freedom OF speech and
Of the press the denial Of the right of asylum
the avOwed disregard of State rights; the employ
ment Of unusual test oaths, and Interference with
and denial of the right Of the people bear arms
as calculated to prevent the restoration Of the
Union, and the perpetuation of Government de
irving its just powers from the consent Of the
governed.
5. Resolved, That the shameful disregard by
the Administration Of its duty in respect to our
fellow citizens who are now and long have been
prisoners Of war, aud in a suffering condition,
deserves the severest reprobation, on the score
alike of public and common humanity.
G. Resolved, That the sympathy OF the Demo
cratic party lie heartily and earnestly extended to
the soldiers of our army, who now are an have
been in the field, under the flag of their country.
and in the event of our attaining power, they will
receive all the care, protection and regard that
as brave soldiers of the Republic, they have
bly, earned.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1865-02-11

A REMARKABLE EXPERIMENTAL few
we'll authenticated instances are recorded
of criminals who have been restored to
consciousness after having suffered at the
hands of the hangman. One Of the most
interesting Of these cases occurred in
Paris in l776. In that year girl of very
progressing appearance. from one of the
interior provinces Of France, was placed at
Paris in the service Of man depraved by
all the vices Of that corrupt metropolis.
Smitten with her charms, he attempted
her ruin, but was unsuccessful. Incensed
at defeat he determined on revenge, and,
in pursuance Of his design, secretly placed
in her trunk articles belonging to him and
marked with his name. He then denounc.
ed her to a magistrate, who caused her to
be arrested, and the missing articles being
found in her possession, she was brought
to trial. In her defence, she could only
assert her ignorance of the manner in
which the property came into her trunk,
and protested Der innocence. She was
found guilty, and the sentence of death
was pronounced upon her. The hang.
mans office was inefficiently performed,
it being the first attempt of the execu-
toners son. The body was delivered into
the hands Of surgeon, by whom it had
been purchased. He Immediately con-
veycd it home, and was proceeding 10 dis
sect it, when he noticed a slight warmth
about tho heart. By the prompt use of
proper remedies, he restored the suspend
ed animation. In the meantime he had
sent for trustworthy priest, and when
the unfortunate girl opened her eyes she
supposed herself in another world, and
addressing the priest (who was a man of
marked and majestic countenance), she
exclaimed: Eternal Father, you know
my innocence, have pity on mel" In her
simplicity, believing she behcld her Ma
kcr, she continued to sue for mercy. and
it was sometime before she realized she
was still in the land of the living. The
surgeon and priest being fully convinced
of her innocence, she retired to a village
far distant from the scene of her unjust
punishment. The community subsequent
~ became acquainted with her story, and
the author of her misery became an object
of reproach and contempt, though it does
not appear that any attempt was made to
bring him to justice.
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SUMMONS,

GTNfF "P CNlFo"NIA C"uriy r'.U Dorado. :
= Ill he 1.s;rt Court OF lie llGh Judicial
'ro,oc'' 10 The It';rirt Cour, o. the Elev
- ~ ~" ~ l'i' - AID he complaint h;rd In the
.h'y - T. l"f4l., ln The oGlcr 81 the Clerk Of
s~.' y sta t".f. Il All Tor sAd County and state
IT, + - - Ne S'.'- - California 10 II l..
b. y G. E-hA''.!. II " Ray, e. II. Whltloek
go l. = Hay. .'! lfnrardus Az. guee Of J. N
itr%''' g., hfE T. + Mills a;.d J. H. KiblDg,
f"1 a. terr'! r'.l!r-d "a arp~ar in an action
- "v@.''' = ~ IL Al Rhine. PIaini.G, in
- a. '"!t' - 'f~ F"Vrrn Jaliral District,
10 ~ ' 'rr 'ir ',r';v - Fl Dorado. and to answer
'.' ."r 2 ..rt 50 O."rtiu the 2ist day Of No.
N- l \. l. ,''-'. ~t. To-. lay. exclusive o. he
- O. -'I ..'. ah'r y" serve you Of the
-I.a'' .r'-' s'tN't E.'lin tins County: II served
"' Vas ''I y, tai wit.n this Ju ljciaI Dislrn
.H ''i'' dty, or, Il served out - said Dis
r. ;'n "i'"7 f'r'V day---or judgment BY de.
80. ''t re iI-' . AGAINST you.
f ac' 40 j. bog u.it 70 recover the sum Of tUep-
'F.I'r hHrdrr .rt tight iH-l,-G dollars alleged 10
Lr h'~ -""i r. u uIry e, jddcn,en' obtained zgaina
.. ia 80 , .i > La ;. P-rkr on the 27ih day Of
Nu't S-I.l''~. st JUigrnen: on app. al TO the "a.
p''H" CouT' Of 'h'- S,ir havir & been irred i'm
d'N "i ',b.r. ~ also to recover interest on
''-.'.''' i"' 49,. =. g. DAY Of November, lsis n
"' '".' zen PER cent per annum. and costs Of
'''' hd y va IA I" app Ar AID answer the mid
'ih9 49,, IA, Ah.' required. tie said Plairtid viii
'N- ia !Ii""' "Eii''iy fpr sad sum- interest and
ct, are"ri'F I" he prayer Of said complaint
"itle-s, itnu : W Bruck way Judge ct said Die.
"'-' Court ~ H." Eleventh Jsi.liciAJ District
~ Au.s' NY hand. and the seal Of said
~ET Court, IN AID Ter SAID County Of u B0ra-
- 90. hereto affixed, At othce in the City Of
.Siarrl l'ncrrvilc tbs ,le 2dh day ~ October, A.
u. Ina. u. J. CARPENTER,
Clerk.
L - ordered that ~ summons in this cause be
nt lshoI 10 ;he Mountain Democrat once a week
-.t t.Ttv mnrths. JOHN Bush,
CoGrt C''r'li. -.oner FOR T.. Dorado County.
Mi -. -. q
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QUA SORROW.

There was timt when whispers soh
BreAthed from that sunny strand
Where an amending Summer smiled
Upon bOauteous land
Where, peaceful a. CbrIstian'a thoughts,
The silver waters flowed,
And Natures hand mOst bounteously
Her choicest gifts bestowed.
There was time when links Of love
Bound that fair land Of fiOwers;
When heart with heart and hand with hand
Made common cause with ours;
When grAndly rose q Dation's voice,
AttnnAd 70 FreedOm's strains,
In tones that shook the dungeon walls
And lOOSod e'en EuroPe's chains.
There was time when glowing skies
R@uG HHdly over ALL
Undimmed BY these o'srhangiug clouds
That now Seem Freedoms pail
IRE yet the bTAvest and the best
To WNx,A mad rage were given,
AfSy St Ire ties that bound US one
By PASSIONS touch were riVen.
That time IL the vanished past;
The huEryinE years rolled on
III all but magic memOFy's dream
10 faded, dead and gone.
wars thunders roll their tsrrors far
Where lute-like strains bTeathed love;
War's clouds obscure the blessed light
From Heavens bright spheres above.
In vain, oh, wicked man. in vain
Thy lOud-mouthed cannon roar,
Nsught will ys gain but FOlly's wrecks
49, StFOwR on Fime's blooty eAOFs. -
To rsunite the severed links
OF Unions golden chain,
Lies in true Christian words and decide,
Not Ger the battle plain.
There iS power more potent far
Within 4 loving word
Than ell the murd'rous battle shocks
Stunned nortals ever heard.
The torch may light the Nictor's path,
The sword ite realms increase,
let win need Of lasting hate
Instead Of love and peace.
From out this night OF bitter woe,
Ruler Of earth and skies,
II tits Thy will, bid brighter suns
And purer morns arise;
Shed DER the land the light divine,
The symbol Of Thy form;
Call back Thy messengers Of wrath,
The thunder clouds and storm.