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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

ARKAnaA&-ThgAheRiOa papers an.
Hou0ced some tine since with great eIee
ltlAs tbO ELSshAiuss Of .Arksnsas' had
adopted The Abolition amendment to the
aIJ2 e6rlsspOSaent Of the
Chicago TEibuH the leading Abolition
organ u illtSOlStsIh bow Il vas done. Il
wAs done By lOsters and .bVmmers, BY
nOn-residenta Of Arkansas Says the
correspondent: 3g
Z. ATkansas has adopted The constitutional
amendms0t. ~ sxtfeONdlnaPv season eaIIsN
BY the Coz ornOF viii now 1eruinsIS iIs lsi r
Al urst u was diGacplt 10 gst quorum. There
were membsrs enough 10 the city bot not ct
ne capitol. From day 10 day we're the bonsss
adjourned until taSiNASANRNa eahSA b. drasveA
from tie taTefos sd aIJA6Sa. A motley cFogd
indeed. % tosAape the future 1t ihc State. Ths
Legislature net In TN lAsea haN ~ the eapItnl.
a lev rude wo0dsa benches we're eel out foP
seats. and the ADOs eOvered with sawdust 70
ahs0re he excessive Sxpscteeasioss.
The came correspondent says many Of
the LeSisla'Ors wers chosen BY lsss than
. d"G~a votes. s"d wsny Of then repre-
sented counties they never saw. And
these are the Constitution makers Of our
glOFiOus country T. men without princi.
pie, without character and without con.
stiGuenta l-men elected no, by the peo.
pie but By fraud. The amendment was
carried In the Louisiana Legislature BY
. similar body Of men. Are such men
competent to Legklats .intellieently or
h"nestlyf Are the American people
~iIiing to place their liberties In the hands
Of such wiling to permit such
meR TO dictate N theme Here Ia . para.
prarh about contrabands from the same
writer:
The neRroea. likewise. are dvinR o. Never
betNre ~ bOuntifully provided E,F. they gOrge
and Surieit themselves. Disease cumes, aud
their numbsrr diminish. When pOsvesssd Of
monev, like children. they freqseat stores and
asl0"nS with thsI indefinite purpose Of buyisg
sOmethIng lhaI may sttrset. Pew, indeed,
have leATIed. the virtue Of economy. The Of
ncers Of negrU trWPs are not generally men Of
naodesty aud intelligence, and are below par
10 fhis army.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

NEGRo CoNsPIRAcT.-We learn from
our Atlantic exchanges that at Memphis,
Tenn, on the 18th Of May last, plot vas
discovered among the negro troops "a
murder every rebel prisoner in the city.
White troops were put on guard, and
q hen the negroes attempted to leave the
Tort to execute their purpose. a sharp
fight took place and the negroes were
driven back into the fort, leaving twenty
killed and wounded, The telegraph did
not report this disbolicAl affair, or the 10y
al Union, Alta and Bulletin suppressed
the report
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

A STUXPER. New York Tribune
which is nov cIasssd among the Copper
heads by the Times, asks. significantly
enough. wh6t Ia to be gained by the
country or in the cause Of peace and pros
pcrity. in the tbrOEing Of few or many
luckless iii you please guilty. heads to
the mob bowling for bloody" The Tri-
bune saws it Is waiting for an answer
from the Times.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


CTATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dorado
y In the County Court, in and for said County
H. U. leonard 70. HE Creditors.
In ts matter Of tie Petition Of H. r. Toward
an Xas0lUsnt Debtor:
Pursuant to an order on Ole hereiI, made BY the
Hon. Ogden Squires, Judge Of the Court aforesaid,
notice e hereby given 70 sn the creditors Of said
Insolvent Debtor, II. B. Leonard 70 be and appear
before the Court Aforesaid, ct the Court House Of
said County IN the City Of PAceTViIle, the 36th
day Of July a. D. 1855. at the hour Of 10 o'clock A.
NJ Of aaid day, to show cause, u any they can, Ghy
the prayer Of said IRSolVeRt Debtor should not be
granted and an assignment Of his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
10 pursuance Of the Statute IL such case made and
provided. And, in the meantime, II u ordered that
all judicial proceedings against said InSOlvent Debt
or be stayed.
49,, Witness my hand aud the seal Of said
SEAL Court hereto afaxed. ct ONCE In the City
~ Of Placerville, this SSl day 81 June, D.
1865. @. J. CARPENTER, Clerk.
70. 8. Revenue Stamp.1
Geo. !. Blanchard, Atty for Petitioner. pdI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

OxE o. TnR ARRESTS Five or six weeks
ago the Telegraph informed US that mer.
chant Of Chicago and his two daughters,
Hs@ed Forsyth, Was arrested BY the mill.
tSry authorities and taken to prison on
the charge Of displaying = rebel Gag from
bis hose, and having in his parlor pOr.
trait Of Booth trimmed with laurel wreath.
Loyalty Was indignant and insisted ON
the AsHgiHS Of Forsyth and his daughters
without trial. The facts Of the case, a.
stated By NJ. Forsyth, give different
complexion to the affair, and show how
silly end dangerous Il is to take the evi.
ds~cs Ors spy. Here is the evidence Of
Mr. Forsyth:
Two yssrS since while Booth 1.-THE aasassin)
Wa Phying tbeatFieal engagement IN this
city, two Of An photograph came int" the pua.
SeSSiO0 Of my family. On the n"rninH amer
the sssassinathIa, aud while The dreadful sub
Jeea IVES bling discussed, the picture Was
0eOw0 ne FIR The 6rss time. Immediately
ordered its destruction. o. was nnwIlling u,
hare coy memeRtO Of On horrible villain 10
ny house. This Was done. Upnn inveaIiga.
tion have discovered shat an old moth eaten
grey euFtain, which had been 10 the house for
years. he'd been thrown nut OT an upper win
doW BY The PeFvSWt While hnuae cleaning, and
this @as distOried By the short sighted specta.
elsa a he spy inIO . Frbel Gag.
The laurel wreath tsaid to have been placed
aFDuod Q psFtraiI Of Bs0ih) IL q wreath Of i'm.
us"rtellse hong By my children over the por.
trah o. their mother"
Who says this is not free country
Who says the rights and liberties Of its
citizens are not scrupulOusly respected -!
Who says the laws do not afford the full
est protection to ell men! Who xay>
our wise and honest rulers do not careful
y guard against the invasion Of personal
Tighisf Who says that spies are not
respectable Witnesses: Who says that
re have not Government! Who says
that the old Orier Of things vas more re.
publican than the new! Who saws il Is
treason for dutiful children to place .
wreath over the portrait ofIheir sfF-cliOn.
ate mother! Who will not sing the
praises Of Stanton?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
EXPHMOD.

GREAT SAVING IN TINE AND
DXP1MgD.
|ON AND AFTER sEPTEMBER IstA, 1884, ordI-
forwarded to LATROBE without charge for tran
shipping, drayags or forwarding
GoOdS shipped BY steamers Of the California Steam
Navigation Company, leaving Gan Francisco 1t I, p.
daily, can be delivered In LIAtyobe ut o'clock
next moaning. Freight shipped BY sailing vessels
binary freight per sailing vessels for IeVee dues,
trAnshlppl1g. drayage or torsaydIng.
All neavy Yreights, such as Boilers, Heavy Cast
,ngs, Steam Engines, etc., Will be transhlpped ct
Preeport By powerful derickS directly 70 the cars,
and It Latrohe will also be Il anshpped BY deFicks
Directly 10 teams PaF thlp class Of freight, charge
will BE- @adS Of cost Of 'AboF engaged On derieks
| only.
Freight Charges Of steamers or sailing vessels win
Be advanced aG FrsspOFt and collected at LatFObe
HsTE ali freight CARE ?. r. r., VREEPORT,"
| aud send receipts with freight
PRICES OF FREGHTTNG:
PRETGFlT, from Freepcrt to LAtYobe, o. per ton.
DOWN PRGIGHTS from Latro6s TO Vreeport or
SscFSmsnto, will b foEwNTded ct tho following
| rates:
Ordinary RPeights, PR ton. Observation-Disclosures 90
Ores. t'hpp:r'tO load and unloadI per ton. 2 60
Lumber, NJ. 90
Wood g" car Of
~ cords ................ ..........1 IL 90
AIpS........ ............... %
reiu''.'''.''... .''''. ........-...... Vi
Mark Freight, Care p. as v. r. r."
J. P. ROBINSON,
y. A. BISHOP.
jan1l Superintendents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

0Ua fellow townsman, Chief Justice
Sandersoas dsliysss IhA Grafton on the
Fourth il Sacramento. Tho Grafton. we
arc satisfied, WIN bO-& 'SDSS6Sd PFeduc'
ton. 4u.,.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE I
THE PACIFIC INSURANCE.
COMPANYI

OF SAN EHAMC1SCOs CA1.s
TINS URNS AGAINST LOSSES By
i FIRE, ONLYI
Its Directors, BnaIASsS Agents, and Stockholders
are smonE the vealthiest sad NEST reliable basness
men Of San PfanGisc0, ana ell Losses csc promptly
adjusted. and PAYMENT MADE IN
UNITED STATES GOLD C0IN
This Company offers inducements 70 al persons
wishing 70 gEe sgainst loeses ~ Gre thst 10 Eas-
tern Compare eau, and the people can Fsly on IL
r: 8. TUGGNT is the Assn. Of tAs COmpa.
PsstlSs desiring 70 ipSuEs theiy property. arG -
spSOllNllH invited to consult personally ~ m
belsip eSulEaetlpg with otheI 0omnsAiet. ~
oSsycain D"nAAssr R!s'tssss q s. -.
PiaesrvIiis. Hiassb -. lea -f
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
A. III. Beds
LIVERY AND FEED STABLE,
In the rear Of TIE old Round Tent.
MATu sTnnRT. pE.AONRVILLE.

- THE UpdsSSigAsd would respectfully
$Sss'a . ~ 4 &: SSSs &c: : he
Nn VsfT lest u driving tsSnS Aaa ssddls
k6fSeS, e Ihe lowest rates.
Horses boarded By the day, week 81 @on1h,
Ism =" 4.B EEIP.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

.ulv Insss ere . lev more lsiS n those SIMMER
yl16 - 6iI6efmann = Co. have been selling
- ct drsssy yOoug men. Of sneh low prices.
IT, eAoek h6s been replsnisAad for the fourth
ef5pl1. Every geDtlenan should be we'll
t1Sa&1Sd d that day. - +'t -'.-.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

~Dalaaee. '- - -
AnA 4 seeordancS M NJ, and "a sEasg Of IL
1oar4 - tSuseess, 49, - - oa.A cay 81 Nay,
10 - many aArOs q esek PaFeal 81 "a saeek a
nay Pc peeessafys win - ed = SnrtI9a. - Messs
eFeeA 90 tie ia dag Of July, lse6. q The ksar q
u o'csoek, 4. T., Of nAlA day, = pay 80 dslia.
quent Assass1aat theFeon, togshsF viii costs 81 3D.
VeftiSing and expenses Of sala.
q O. 6ARDNER, saeFessry,
once at AesRFs. BemIs 4 EdsOu'aSl6 Dgum greet
Between California and sacFamento, Ban BFaneiseo
ltuiy1ldl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

EaVRNAH VNDIcATED. The Washing
ton correspondent Of the New York Com
saeFeial writes Of the evidence taken be
SOso the Committee on the Conduct Of
the War: "Gencral Weitzel's testimnny
not only showed that he acted at Rich.
m0Ad In exact conformity with President
LiNeolH's views, lin granting permission
Tor the Virginia Legislature to assembly,
but that Gen Sherman had received simi
lar instructions. This settles the Ques.
ton" This is . cOmpl' 70 Vindicati"n
Of Gen. ShsEman's conduct In his terms
With General Johnston he acted in strict
conformity with President Li"cOln's
views The Spring6slO Register explains
the secret Of the abuse which the Adolf.
tiOOists are he0piNg upon Sherman. 1t
says that distinguished officer Of Illinois
who served under him states that Sher.
man is IN old line Democrat and opposed
TO granting negroes the right Of suffrage.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
TMACHNRs wANTED.

Many teachers are needed in this country. VII
can And pleasant, profitable and useful emplOymen
Persons writing toleFabIe hand and having IRE
use Of the pen can. By aPpropriAtIng leisure hour
BE- INSTRUCTED IN . short eme % ~ 70 BE- eOmpeten
TO teach.
propose to qualify ladies aud gentIemeu 70
teaching the art In the most approved manner, an
on the Sp<nserian system.
eOccess warranted and q situation secured. Per
sons having an inclination for teaching will pleas
confer with me for further information.
- Residence with DR.. Clayton.
W. A. HoCGfToN.
PiAcervllle, June 18th, 1855.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM

70, c 1suT 8: o = H.a s e e E: :rs ::
on Main Street. q p Il viii - seDt V aay part %
the city 70 ea11e@SD leaving SEaer4 81 TIE sesre.
Piaeegvne, Nay 9th, lscS.-tF
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

Va GAEHnzpG GgRyJQg. Rev. Father L.argan Eul
686tnts b Caaadencs Pavilion tO-mOrrOW.--
Maoa as II o'eIOok A. q. d.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
IMPORTANT

IMPORTANT
To-
SHIPPERS OF FREIGHT.
P. & 8. v. B. RS. v. r. r,
AND
FREEPORT RAILROAD.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

MATTHEW'S COPPER. GOLD AND
SILVER MIMIC COMPANY.
NJ OTICE.-An pesons are hereby eautioned
IN against purchasing the following certificates
Of stock In the above Company, ~ the same have
this day been cold for assessments aad costs Of ID.
VeFtisInR and sale.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
@isrrIIanrOus an6trttsing.
WRITING SCHOOL.
w. A. HOUGHTON
Respectfully announces that he vTu open School
Tor instruction n
L. PENkANSHIP,
SG - AZ TEE -

HIGH SCHOOL, PLACERv1LLE,
On Monday Evening. June 10th,
1895, 1t which time all ere invited 10 atsead, and
witness the peculiar manner Of imPaFtlng instruction
Specimens Of Penmanship will be exhibited at the
room on the opening night
TUITI0N-SS, for Fifteen Lessona Stationery,
Fity Cents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

Note q DeliaquP9s sais..,
x11SEx ootD A1D s1hvnh MN.

,EESA5NQ Ou1GPAHYg
kelsey Aislag DiSlEict, = Dorado COunty, CARA.
NJ vnCe'-Inere are aeiiaQuenk upon the islOg-
IN lna aescstbed seoek, - soaoStnR ~ aUSessHswe
levseA on the SOth Day Of Mel, sAe1k tAa several
Gmesnes 81 oppoClle TIE namss Il - respective
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
J II. MCDOWELL, sec'y.
Duaeans etore, June 18th, 1885.
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r.,a'll ti-tlcs-ri. tls officer. found the house IN
yo.t iitoft,t,d .'st, ',J. uuiI.,,. ,othcs hearrd
iu fIcs etc. .Niri'HHrv th.t the iurli'cr had pro
lll,t hal other lr.rU.s than hons, ping 70 II
tend to. Tho trar.h r,,crlrd v,rols lctp.s sud
,t'c.. indicating ,,,rlv timt NE inmates had very
lcr,u'i, void communication v''i Is,ol and we're
pto,u'i, psprc,. d rss,.snatiou plot u i,s incep
> lon mud nd,anc, Viii, the yrArrh vss quietly fro
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TEE LAST SAD HOURS.

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,rcr. crcwfsi-,.h ,,-.o,. ,bo,..p,. ,f ,hcri rom
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fr.ut'L hgrt 10. the rh'0r'r vor' 't''
lrntcI Cos amlu,Hr, ~ civic r,"re .'l o,'rs MIC
100 lcrstr aui s1.cche- aerr made ,u trout - the
Count IIonLo by oIenN mon.
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rHr MURDERED and ,ho ASSASSIN,

Tho IylnR In state appearance OF the
0rrsr frrf OF thr IOuFrrrS -Tursuit
Of thr Asfus. iii- ACCnUui 81 the Arrr,i
Of 'drrnt NUI.iIgmnu wnh ~oit
liInit-iie ~ KGruE i,HCd Nv ~cWard's
servant other Ay.C-is, Itv.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


The House went into Committee OF the Whole
on the 5000 coo Loan Bill.
An amendment offered 10y Mr. Wilson was adopted
10 make the issues under the act coupon or registered
Bonds exclusively.
Mr. HOLMAN moved that all bonds or other obliga.
i0ns shah be subject 10 state or municipal taxation
This was rejected.
Mr. FERNANDO WoOD offered an amendment which
was rejected the object Of which lie explained be 20
withdraw the National bank currency and supply its
place with Treasury notes not legal tender.
Mr. WILSON offered pIOyiso that the rate OF interest
on all bonds shall be and tcnths per ceitrn
PAYABLE scmi.annualy in la~iu money oil the United
States. -
MI. MopBILL opposed the amendment. and adhered
70 Inc provisions of the bill originally reported,
namely - ,.
THAT the interest shall bc sig per cenium when pay
ALL. IN coin and seven and three tenths when payable
in currcncy.
MI B9oOrs said We had reached the extreme point
of having in coin and ii we go step iurther Inc Taxes
viii har 10 be made payable IN coin IN order 10 pay TIC
interest on the public debt and this would DC INC ihti
alton Of Icpudiat0n. ,
Mr. IScEgsOLL said tie West will make every sacri'
nee TO ansn tho credit and character OF the country
He hoped he had heard fcr the last time fenAS apou'
reputation. go, -. ..,o.o, ,ho ,.,i,o
Of the interest IN currency.
Mr. BouiMLLL said hc was prepared 10 vote mat al
interest shall DO made payable ~ com. II We hhiAoi@
q forty years, 0an principal and interest pa! hplo ~
co HE rate OF interest al four per ceDtu We can %
tain Il hundred millions IN European markets.
MI Wilson's amendment was rejected. .
MIR COX sad When the tarih bill comes mp VIII
Innyn that ell customs Dc paid in currency and not IN
specie Jhs would save one hundred and hiiy per esi
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- toGn Chat WILL cover sna Il QUESTION or any part
= rect and an houds other obligations. issued m
~ this act shall he exeup; rom taxation by or under
state OT municipal autl Jrty
SEC. ,. And be AZ oeiei, That all the provisions OF
tae act cutled An act TO provide WAYS and means
Cor Tho support 81 ne Government and fer other prr
poses" approved June 30 Sl4, in relation 10 !oilns,
INSCRIPTIONS devices ana the printing. attcstation.
souiiug signing aud cOunterfcting thereof with such
others applicable shall apply 10 she bonds or
Other Obligations ssued under this act ProU'ded that
nothing herein contained shall be construed author
isng the is Of cgaitendcr notes in any ormi ana
sum not cXcoeding one per centum OF tie amount OF
bonds and other obligations issued under this Get -
hcrehv appropriated to pay The expense of preparing
aud issuing tie same and dispOsing thereof.
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Gen. Hatch aud the ColOred Troops.
Th he Edilor of TAe ~ Y TriLnne.

To the E0ifOr OJ me ~ l. fftVHNe-
SIR: THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE of Feb. 4, pub
ished an article commenting upon circular Issued by
Brig Gen. J. L. Hatch commanding Coast Division De-
parment OF the South which places that officer N alse
position before the public which his friends in this De-
partment desire to corrected believing that is pub
LEGATION in TIE TRIBUNE was the result Of misconstruc
ton as TO its true meaning and object The names Of
uRhe non commissioned officers who had distinguished
themselves in the engagement on the Charleston and
Savannah Railroad were required in order that they
might be recommended for commissions In the new
colored regiments being organized in this Department
tie War Department not authorizing colorcd men TO
hold commissions. No officer in the army is more alive
TO the merits OF better appreciate the services OF
colored troops than Gen. Haca. who is never at loss
10 discern the worth Of true soldier. white o. back
No officer Who has served with him can affirm That 10
has in any instance shown preference to any troops In
his command on account OF color, but coored troops
have been afforded every opportunity to distinguish
themselves end establish their reputation as soldiers,
worthy Of the uniform they and the cause In which
thew are engaged Very respectfully, your obedient
servant. "A i. bhNNbfl'
Col sd U. S. Colored Troops.
HEADQUARTERS 33d u s. CJtored Troops, Coast DsisiOs
D,p, ofe South A.h.1oo Rrer. S. C., Feb. Il. lsO5.