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cERrIFIcArE oF AuTaoRIrY.
(rO expire 90 the sist day q January, 1907


OFFcE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE, l
Insurance Department Columbus, o. Jan. lBilB66.
WHEREAs, The ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY
located At Hartford in the Stats OF Connecticut, hsA
hsd in this Of1es sworn statementof igs eouditlnn
reqaissa by the dTst eaton ~ fIs act To fa lrts
Insurance. Compantss not Incorporated By the State
ofOhio,y passed April 18th, 1860, and amended Fehau
ary 9th, 1894; and, WhareRs, said Company has far
nished the undarsgned satisfactory evidence that II
10 possessed Of az least ONE HUHDkED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS ofactual Capital invested in stoela
OF Bonds, or p Mortgages Of Real Estate worth dou
Bile the amountfor which the same is moIfgaged; ana
Whereas, said Company has filed in tins oihce writ
ten instrument under It's corporate SEAL signed W
the President and Secretary thereof authorizing any
Agent OF Agents OF sad OomDanyin this sta 70 ae,
knoEled"e service OF process for and in bebf of said
Com oany, according to the terms Of said Nv.
Now, Therefore, ID pursuance Of the frst section ol
the aforesaid act, !, JAMESH GODHAki Auditor pt
stata for Ohio, do hereby certify that said ETNA IN
SURANCE COMPANY, OF Hartlsfd, Is authorized 70
transact the business ofFre asd Marine Insurance IN
this State until the day Of January In the
year ono thou sand ight hundred and slxty.nx.
IN WITNESS VIII EREOF, have hereunto sub
scribed my name ana caused the seal ofmy office to
be am red the day and year above written.
- JAMES 4. GOLDMAN, .a
isrAtl l'TA@''li -Lo ml AUDITOR 0fs'ate,
Applications received and policies promptly issusd
by Johu u Stoppelmann, Agent ct Daytonj Vim, n,
Hegey ,dernaantown; Sannuei Duokett, miausburg.
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Already Looking to a Repudia


The following resolution has been offered
in the City Council Of Philadelphia by Mr..
Mercer, a leading Administration member
1t is a significant sign of the times to lhoso
who are interested in public securities The
resolution is as follows:
lWHEREAs, The constitutionality OF appro-
Ipriations Of public moneys for the enlstmsnt
OF men into the service Of the United States
by this Commonwealth has recently been ar
igued in the Supreme Court of Pennsylvan ia;
and whereas, the city Of Phladelphia has be.
come liable by reason of such appropriations
TO the amount Of several millions Of dollars
now therefore, be it ,a.,.,......l.r r.
Rssolped, By the Select and Common
Councils OF the City Of PhilAdelphia, that the
.City Solicitor is hereby directed to move the
Supreme Court Tor an argument OF said qes
ton on behalf Of the said city before all The
ijudges
To plain, honest people, this lookS like a
movement 10 the direction OF reputation.
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ValuabIe PrOperty lOr SAC.

4 ID ETWEEN nov aud the 10Th day sf March, A. D.
ID 1885, will sell AZ private sale, the following prop
Srty, to-wit good brick house, with six rooms, sit
lale on the eoutheasteorner OF Warren and Cemete-
~ srees, together with seventeen lots adjoining sld
houaes containing oulbpildings, &e. Also, 1--WE good
building lots betNeen Old aud New Brown streets i
will sea this property In whole or IN part, b ain,
gle lots Or more 10 suit tse PURCHASER Z.
. fs2ldst n. w LJREEZ BuTz.
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Notice Esktxaordinary

,HHHE undsrsigned Informs the ladies and gentle
j. men OF this vicinity that he IL ready InRnufac-
ture 20 order, wigs, aud furnish eurls and whls
to all who may oesre them Hair dressed IN the
wish to learn the business dis styles are the very
latest ParIs fashions. ROBERT Ref,
fs2siIn No. lsI Main street. oorScfof SIKH.
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DErtT-AECARD7
DR. Z. CONWAY,

NNToULD respectfully inform the cltasns OF Day
w tanthat he will Insert whole sets OF teeth up
per and lover, on YulcaniEed Rubber, IN the most
OF Tor the sum of $40, using the best material and
warrantng his work u give due satisfaction. Those
who wish 70 hare testh inserted on Rubber would do
well to cal ~ his oice No SO fhiId street. whore
they can be accommodated with any material OF any
style Of teeth they mey desire. jaleeaWsn :
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CarrinRIonI

The Indianapolis correspondent Of The
cincinnati Commercial telegraphed to that
|paperas tollows, under date Of Apdll2;
eHARGEs AGAINST GENERAL cARRSGToS.
Serious charges arc cnrrent in this com.
lmunity Rgaipst General CMripgtoa, cad ~ is
said that a commission will Soon sitto 10
vestigate his conduct as commander Of the
draft rendezvous. II was alleged that The
General has failed TO account for money 10 the
amount of twenty or thirty thousand dollars,
placed ia his hands by volunteers and substi.
tutes.t itis said that Lieutenant Flowers, Of
whom il was the in'ention TO make witness,
has disappeared Frauds 10 wood contracts.
TO the amount Of seven hundred cords. are
also reported 70 have been discovered At
Camp cRrrington. ~ ~
Some idea Of the profits of suffers may be
gained from the fact that in the Army OF the
Potomac, in three days, one man sold enough
|of apples, Of from i've 70 eight ceLls each, TO
como 70 $500 tf AlssSis Rlnii 4
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~ Glotbmg,
g. Clothing, Clothing!
THE LARGEST STOCK
OF Cloths
And O assimeres
M IN The CITY OF DAYIONI
IN THE CITY OF DAYTOHI
FINK-E N LEGLER.

FLNKE d LEG LER,
Clothing Hall. No. 301 Second Street,
DqgtoR, ohio, pre apl0 Reeeipiag
Large Sgppiy Of Spring and
asu mi4 Summer Goods,
,Conprising all the --latest styles OF Black aud Col
Iorrd Cloths; French, Fanny. aud PLAIN Csssmeres;
|Slk Satin, .Mar7ellles and other New styles ol
|VestmRs for Custom orders. A complete nhe OF
|FuRNlsHING GuDDs. ana the Largest aud Rest
Sitlk M
Ready Made Clothing
no he found in any House IA the CITY Finke q leg
rr are Agopts ior .f.. ...
a CO.'S SEWING MACHINES
The host Machine for All prastca purposes ia thtl
iauyi andOr 5hOps,eyer Invented amt Introduced mi
.he country. MOney otub ma ie iy calling on
lune7, l6Ji-U l1NKE 6LEGLER.
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III PLANTS, Grape Roots. hvsrKTesns OF superior
quality, shrubbery Of every descriptions Fruit and
Shade Trees Of all yaretssall ofthe very best quail
and will call Immediately. GEORGE SAY,
L ie9d2W Corner Ludlow and First straeia
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NEW FIRM.

4 HAVE this day associated with me, In the House
II Furnishing, China, Glass and QueenBWaTe huai-
ness, at sos Thitd Street, Dayton Ohio Mr. john 3
Moorman, my former book-kespsr The business
Co. ~. JNO r. WOLF
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or,.or % S,, Tsr AyR,Isa Sy ssATE q

us hereby certified, that the toregoingis acOrreo
copy Oi the Statement Of Condition OF the RTNA IN
s0RANCE COMPANY, OF Hartford, made to and fle
10 this otfiee, for the year 1865, ,ta /. . . .....
witness NJ ! hand and seal officially. sEIjE.
JAMES H. GOODMAN,
IsGAL.l fsrANP.J Auditor OF State.
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT, | ..
CoilntV of Hartford. 97

THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President, and LU-
Gus J. HENDEE, Secretary OF the lETEA IN5UR
ANCE COMPANY, being seYerally sworn, depose ant
say, that the foreg0ing Is NIL, true and correc
statement OF the affairs OF said Company; that the
said Insurance Company is bona hie owner OF q
actual Cash Capital invested In Stocks and Bonds
that the above describ ID Investments ner any par
thereof are made for the benefit Of any individual
ercs,nR authority IN the management OF said Com
paay, either President, Secretary, Treasurer, Di
rector, or otherwise, aud tn n they the above dc
scr,bsd ofhc4rs OF said Insurhllce Companys u Z w
THOMAS A. ALEXANDER, President.
LUoiUs ]. HE4DEg, Secretary 90 m 20
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ADMINISTRATIONS NOTICE

N9IIos " hsrseI gwen ihst ihs gnasgsigasd hss
~ DR.. Hugh ueKandefs deceased. 49, III I-a- I. n
fobWS aak llnWILMER n, bELvILLE.
.At nalENt
,r.HaIiE at,fi.. ..r-I
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.5HN NPRtrrr1rra.t
INSURANCE.
STATEAdhNr ap
oFTuE ooEDIFIoS OF THH
ETNA INSURANCE CO.,

On the ist Day OF JahuaFy a q, IbeUi
AAADE to the Auditor of Ohio, pufsuau, 70 The
Ill Statute OF that State.
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also, an assortment OF Jelhes, Middleton Hams AIT
shoulders, Lamps and Coal on, Sugars and Ienoes,
fickles, spices Fancy soaps 6c.i in tact eN' iythu
That the markets afford that is desirable. To otnrce
lhewers would say keep the best aruole OF fine
Out that can be had Come one, &C al, and sec
What We can do. M'1HTlRE a DAihD,
del4daw3m Main st., doors bS low Market,
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professional CARDS. I
LAW NOTICE. DO. l

uAs RRs6MED ThE PRACTICE or Law
OrrtCt (ror the presently At his residense, No s2l
First street, Dayton, Ohio.
OETIOE HOUns from l0A. NJ, 10 three = 81
DAYTON, o. November 9Th, 1854. nOvI2u 2
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

DR. MnORG AND MS lNSTITUTR.-lI 10 eugisuS
In zee hos Va5'ously 'the lOaglng AfisT inssaFak-
~" ATTACKS the children Of geniu0- ''Ue0TntnR he
base degrees BY Uhieh Ih y did ASeenA"-hAs The
courageous faIeon, they IN their eye upo0 TIE he-
ivst quarry. ~ make the I'0"g eAiIATS0 q eastk
diLIy Nth their Suhline Aishts Of esNiaa Dss
- Spvsk meta AphoTisally, and us ansI eoas dssO
Pcg OF ~. DT. L " N"OHH. Of the heAsAl
and SuT1IeaI Instuat, esb-hFIty. ~ Ran HSasssss,
has fUand suATry SOTihy sf hiO sOraVOtioae anA
one which thToAs all qIsIdss SASEeSSs es@pisISsP
int" the .hads. BS sIrv, original. delicate, yst
simple mod- Of suTEi"a' Op~TaIiSa. he psEf1s@s .
radical cure Of Hernia in the sASVt spaee II three
~-rks. A great VietoVy IN suEEsEy. truly, asA go
vel WOTthy the eOOsIdSrati8a Of The ihoueaA1O
- h., arr the victims Of THE AeTe0s6Ve insuSaAIs
aGheilon. We d0 not Wiah 10 dispagNRV aAhae pAy-
ScIAns DIIyAts practice IA this 0ity. AePgiso
them II their eel eATAed IssFsIs-Us aPRseeiaes
the ialrhts Of SOne Of them, and hanoS zAA es@-
mend their srAI: bat WRh al dsgrrVRee aaA dee
respect. He must say, that there 10 Ten Aseh In.
ToTiAnce placed upnn SOD< meA'S pn0tIiOa 10 The
protection, to the great deIn@snt of Setsaes SR4
IDdrfAtig gable IBVe,ugations when We Teee0e
ui"n the want Of Scientific pFOgTesS, As sAssSs-'
iruI-d IL most ell our medical Ssbasls- AdAsssd
To IN all our public hospitAh ~ sell 10 private
rTae,icr--~e bat eOSgFat slate the uaAy tAOas-
and Ihvahds Who annually Goek - Ihts @esssRabO
for medical add SHIg1eAi tFeaImeat. IN bssRe sbiS
Ia avail themsrhrS Of the supeBNos GAeiities II.
f'Tdrd Ia this Institute. Aside fFO@ The W'OoI
'Ai ltul treatment and uuTping. the large, SiVy aDd
.irEsLth furnished r'ams .Uil sssAlf the PaIieasS
20 -IbS all the eomf"TtS A0d luAaTies 0G ksas.
Al IN n, NJ TrssTd DIR. MOGnB end bis IasIis uas
a m"st valuable SequiSIIion tO the Parias CoasT
the need VI - hIeh Sr have lOng SiBes felt.
JyIH'Si tesSday AeTsuSy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
NERVOUS cOMPLAIxTs.-r. (. -,


probable that there 10 . eountFy in the uOslG
vheTe the ibhabiIsnts SUGsT - 1ueh fEoa Sts-
eA'eG having their Oriyih ia dsrangs@sSI Of sAs
ne: vous System, ~ 10 CATIl6snjo. q OlIsAt dis-
ease Of the nerves, IL not prOmptIy attended 70.
will produce such complaints aS RHEUNAT1sA, /,
NEURALGIA, MEN TAI sSd PHYsICAL
DEBILITY, IMPOTENCE. HEART DISEASE
and numerous minor complaints, u0deT which H.
patient suffers until the pAysieal pOwsIs are De-
stroyed, the nervous system shattered, and sAs
sufferer sinks into an untimsly grave. n al
czses Of nervous diSOTderS
WATTS NERVOUS ANF1DOTE
Will effect q perfect cure and restore the Pstlssf
to health and strength. Even when aPPaEssty.
upon the verge Of the grave. this neaifins ~T
snatch the intended victim tFOA the I'm destroyer
and hold the grim monster At bsy, SOAstizss AF
years. WATTS NERVOUS ANTIDOfE =
purely a vegetable preparation, and UIM hsEA.AA
one. Persons Of SsdentaTy habits ~ these ShaaA
occupations require extTAoFdinaEy exercise oG ~
hEaiH viii Hnd this medicine Of great AdvassAGsA
- it produces activity Of the PAy'sal fGSssSsSa>
and quiet TO the nerves.
Watt's Nervous AhGAaOAO be NSe
Sale by All DrUggists4 L'splSnS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

3 We repeat that Mr.. SpraRue was slaughtered
BY the Breckenridge element in The sn.called
Democratic State Convention. Mar sville Ap.
peal.
1t seems natural to you to invent and
"repeat" falsehoOd. You do it with a
braEenness exquisite IN its Shamelessness.
We placed Mr.. Sprague in nomination !;
Judge Thompson, Of San Francisco, sec.
onded his nomination and spoke in his
favor; so did Gov. Bigler; and Judge
Ross, Gov. McDougall and DR.. Hitchcock,
all Breckinridge Democrats, warmly sup,
ported him. Col. Hoge, Eugene Casscrly,
ESQ. Hon. J. W. CofFroth and S. B. AK.
tell, ESQ, acknowledged leaders Of the
Douglas Democracy, worked and voted for
Judge Hartley. The only delegate from
our county who voted for Judge Hartley
was a Douglas Democrat. The Democra.
cy Of California are united and harmoni.
GUS, and you are only exposing your in
excusable ignorance or superlative men.
dacity in manufacturing such insufferable
stuff!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

a RECORD OF THE PAST. = The final vote
an the Crittenden ReSOlutionS-a meas
ure which, If adopted would have prevent.
cd the terrible four years war in which
we were forced to engaged TO crafty the
fell spirit of Abolitionism. and saved a
million Of lives. to say nothing Of an en-
ormous expenditure Of treasure was
taken in the Urited States Srnnte on the
ID Of March, 1851. The yeas and nays
were as follows:
Y YEAs-Messrs. Bayard, Bigler, Bright, Crit.
tenden, Douglas. Gwin, Hunter, JOHNSON, of
Tennessee, Kennedy, Lane, Luther, Latham,
Mason. Nicholson. Polk, Pugh. Rice, Sebas-
tain. Thompson and WigfaiI-l9.
NAYs-Messrs. Anthony, Bingham, Chandler.
Clark, Dixson, DOolittle. Durkee, Fessenden,
FOote, Foster, Grimes, Harlan, King Morrel,
Sumner, Teneyok, Trumbull, Wade, Wilkiu.
son and Wilson-20
The above will be found recorded at
page l405 of the Congressional Globe of
that session. Mr.. johnson also, on the
same day, voted for the "Peace Confer.
ence Propositions" along with Douglas,
Bigler, Latham and others. Such is the
record of Andrew johnson on PROPOSE
tions, the success of either would have
saved US from all the horrors of the war
through which We have passed. 1t is an
honorable record, one of which be may
well be proud. While he was endeavor.
ing to avert war, Chandler and other All
lition fanatics were insisting upon blood
letting" They triumphed. and the re
s0lt is dsso'hsed country, a bankrupt
treasury. an impoverished people aud
ruinous taxation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
CONSTABLE's SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution. to me directed, is
ID sued out Of the Court Of I. B. richardson ,
Justice Of the Peace in and for the Township Of
Mud Springs, County Of FL Dorado aud state Of
California, upon judgment rendered therein on
the 2Sd day Of Septem6er, A. d. 1855, in favor OF
c. P. Ja kson and against j. X. BOyles. for the
sum Of Hfty-Six 37.I00 dollars debt and seven
50 100 dollars costs Of suit together with aceruing
cOstS,-I have levied upon and seized and will ex-
pose for sale at public auction. 10 the highest bid
der, on the premises, in FL Dorado,
On the 9th Day of November, 1895.
At the hour of 10 O'clock A. NJ, all the ght IT,
tle interest, and claim Of thr above named defend
ant, in and TO the following deSeTibed property,
lying and being in Mud Springs Township, II Do
RADIO County, ard State Of California, to wit :
That certain House and Lot situated in the
Town Of 81 Dorado and buupded as Ell0WS: west
BY Steed's lot, south BY South street, east by 3.
~ p.yie' lot. ADd DoEtb by Main .tsssti fro2ring
said Main street 80 feet said interest consists OF
all improvements aud appnEte-
nanceS theTeuntO belonging.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of October,
4. d. 1865.
C. T. RoUSsIN,
.sl Constable in and for said TownshiF.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

Medical ASvA&e.-DT Wa. X. 0sAeFtyN
Medical aud uTgioal Institute 10 beeO0ing stne
qua non to the welfare Of our State and health ef
our citizens and his rapidly spFeadiHg FsPaea-
tion, although it may excite surprise, 70 ees tAe
signaI Of SkiH, and f0lOWS tie natural sesst e
such eause. We are personally acquainted vita
gentlemen who had suffered for yearp under eAEen
&c diseases and who had taken adyap age OF every
available means thst promised leltek hRt yitAeVe
success. until they called upon Or. DOAevty, 3hS
in an incredibly shOyt space Of time, has giVeS
them entire relief It 10 gratifying 70 aaROuRee
this fact, because the D0etOF 10 . GenIleman wha
seeks not 0y defamation Of others, 70 establsh Ata
reputation. or to rear the supeTStTuetuTe Of bic
oW upon the ruin Of Anoth heT'S famS. The sDoCtef
conducts his Institute in . 1anBeF that AEst -
gratifying to all his patients. He o&antnap, -
vises and recommends without charge. and she Pa-
tieDt, amer hearing his terms fur tSesetneas esA
accept or reject At pleasure. In No eaes eess ths
Doctor make charge unless he seeel1 9 sass.-
This be is able TO do, beesu0e be tSoip - feas
denre which long expe' ienes h9s givea. aA1 %
doubt the consolation which sppeEeatso 70 ehaS
confidence. Persons a6lieRsd Etth sttheS acute 81
chropIO diOsase. would do well 70 eensule the Dee
tor at all evr nts Il can do no haIm - for eOneaI
tation hp asks no fee Tor DOES he inAtSt o" go
dienee tn his sdEiee uneSs the patient Places eIe
self under bis care. His ON 90 FsOn SAsTs1ssss
street, opposite the Pacific Nail Steamship Gen"
pany'p once Il. Z. News
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

TRE CoNTRAsr.-What q marked contrast
there 10 between the Democrats aud the Abo.
litionists The former appeal to The virtue
and intelligence Of the people-ths latter to
their passions and prejudicss. The former
seek to influence the judgment-the latter TO
captivate the fancy. Toe hrst are streuuously
working to eradicate error-the latter to
strengthen aud perpetuAte 1t. Not word have
Democratic editors uttered against the char
ncter Of Judge Sanderson; Abolition editors
have attacked the character of Judge Hartley
With the utmost venom. They have hesped
upon him The foulest ISLANDERS With tireless in.
dustry and gleeful spirit. They seem to riot
in their infany, as il it were au honor 70 be
liars and SlAuderers. The Abolition lists seem
to have searched, and not in vain, for the very
drsgS Of society TO conduct their organs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

CLosH At HAND--On Wednesday next the
election comes of. We cannot too earnestly
urge our Democratic friends to be prepared. -
II every Democrat turns out aud votes We will
carry the county BY large majority. A. the
last election many Of them, deceived by the
Boosting Of the Long Hairs, looked upon the
contest a. hopeless and did not 60 to the polls;
now they know thst little exertiOn will give
US the county. Let Us give one day to our
country and actively and aealOusy work for the
good old cause on Wednesday next. We have
candidate who is entitled 70 and worthy OF
our support; whose ability. integrity and fit
neSs NO respectable man questions, and whose
election will give California proud position
in the Union.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14
r1EA oxrx AND COUNTY.

VorR VoR Hrn.-We trust that every Demo.
cFat 10 PlAcervilIe Township will vote tor Wm.
@. Davis for Justice Of the Peace. on Wednes.
day next Mr.. Davis once served US In that
capacity, and served us well aud honestly -
he is an old man, physically disabled for man
ual labor, but endowed With sound judgment,
90 active intellect, . respectable know ledge Of
the law, and incoIrupIiOle honesty. Mr.. Davis
comes up to the JefersOnian test, and we trust
that good men Of ell parties win suDport him
and It 10 certainly the duty Of every Democrat
70 do 90, - he has been lifelong member Of
the party. and is the regular nominee OF the
Township Convention. Let no Democratic
ticket go into the bAllOt.bOx without his name
upon it!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

NEvPoRr.-We invite the attention of the
reader to The advertisement Of the "Newp0rt
Homestead and Loan Association" BY The
Investment OF FIVE dollars any one may become
. member Of the Association, with an interest
10 the immense profits that will arise from
improvement Of the new city of Newport, To-
Gated at the terminus of the Sacramento and
San Joaquin Rivers. When the Sacramen to
becomes entirely blocked up with sediment
from the mountain streams, an event not i'm.
poSsibls, Newport will be at the head of navi-
CATION, and doubtless the great railroad cen.
tar" Of the State
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

NEORo SUFFRAGE 1T IL evident, from
the speeches Of Chase, Sumner and Wade,
that there will be very excited contest
on the negro suffrage question when
Congress convenes. and, at present, the
prospect is strong that the radical Rrpuh-
licans vii! lead off in a fight against the
President Highly has declar,d his "p
position to the p 'e~idenI'> re- corst' uclIoO
policy, aud says the President must re.
tract it, Sumner in letter to the blacks
of the South, tells them that wh ever will
endcavOr to deprive them nf the fran
chise is "a uSurper and impoSter'H-
What insnlence for this craven Senator
to call large majority Of the people Of The
United States, with the President 1t their
head. ''imposters'i Sumner has an.
nounc"d the platform of the raGicaS, and,
aS Mr.. johnson has taken theIpOSition
that will certainly keep the blacks Of the
, South from the polls, the radical Repuh-
Leans will make a fight against him nt
the Oprning Of Congress. In this State
the Long Hair organs, the Sacramento
Uninn. Stockton independent and their
satellites, are in favor Of negro suffrage
aud opposed to the Presidents policy and
those who wish to sustain the President
and effectually prevent negro suffrage, ,can
do so only by voting the Democratic
ticket.
The Syracuse IN. " journal, a prom
inent and influential radical Republican
sheet. saws:
I'VE trust, therefore. that's press which
boasts Of its independence, will break its 81.
| lence and Etrenunusly adVOrate the principle
| the only safe prlncipe-O Of negro suffrage. Let
il say to the head of the nation that this matter
must be settled as speedily Ms possible, and in
only one way"
AS President johnson has put his foot
down by his emphatic decla'atiOn to a
delegation thar waited upon him, that hr
was in favor OF "leaving the question Of
negro suffrage to the loyal white residents
of the South" and also by his proclama.
tion regarding reconstruction in North
Carolina, we apprehend that he will dis.
regard the threats OF the radicals and in
fexibly adhere to his own policy. lie
cannot, without Stultifying himself. yield
to Abolition pressure. He has announced
the correct policy-a policy which a vast
majority Of the people cordial, approve,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

A WISE man will never rust out So
long as he can move and breathe. he will
do something for himself. his nrich'"r. or
posieritv Almost to the last hour "f h>
life Wellington was at work So we've
Newton, Bacon, Milton. aud Frsuklr
The vigor of their lives nevrr d"cNvrd.
No rust marreh their spirits /, Is
foolish idea to suppose that We must lie
down and die because W, are OBJ " Z"
is old ? Not the man of energy rot I t
day .lahorer in science. art nr be, vnlr r.;
hut he only VIII" suffers his "r gle I,
waste aWav and the Springs of lf Ia Il
come mntinnlrSS nn who's, hn' H> A.,
hours drag henviiy IN whom ali 'lrg>
wear the rsrh "f gloom
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-14

SIGNIFICANT The Boston Journal says
at many places in the South where the
Federal authorities are in power. there is
abundance of evidence that the cOIored
people are treated in tile most cruel man.
ner BY their liberatOrs. In many instances
the freedmen are compelled to work long
and labcsi0usly, aSd then sFc cheated out
Of their wages BY their Northern employ.
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