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The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

RIcH.-We learn from the Monitor Gazette
that the ore found in the Florence ledge. near
Monitor, is very rich in silver, assays having
been made showing as high as $2.7O0 per ton
Ore from 1t has never assuyed less than 81, 900
per ton. Mr.. G. ". Probasco. a resident of
our city, owns 900 feet in the Florence. We
congratulate him on his good fortune
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

GREAT ARMY OF TIE DEAD.-A Wash
ington letter writer states, upon the au.
thority Of official information gathered
from the War Department, that the nun.
Der Of Federal soldiers who have lost their
lives in the service since the war began
reaches fully 100000. Nor does this in
clude those killed in the late battles be.
fore Richmond, OF those who went home
stricken with fatal diseases, and died af.
ter their term expired. especial.
ly such as are bred in cold climates and
serve in warm ones-when they return
to peaceful life, die faster than citizens
Five years after the war in Mexico more
than half of those who served in it as pri.
Yates and petty officers and returned we're
in their graves. The statistics Fl ON the
War Department, therefore, startling as
they are, do not tell the whole story-do
not by any means make the grim picture
complete.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

CHANos OF PRoPRIEroRs.-Mr. Pnkham has
cold the Placerville News to Mr.. Mclean, form.
erly Of the Visalia Delta and late of the San
Francisco Flag. Calvin Edgerton. ESQ, is to
continue in the editorial department of the
News, which is sufficient to warrant lis in say
ing that the News will be conducted with its
old sPnghtliness and ability. Its proclyities
ere decidedly Long Hair.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

DELINQUENT ASsEssMENr.-The Trustees o.
the Ethan Allen Gold and Silver Mining
Company Of Reese River District, advertise
TO sell the stock Of the deinqucnts, in Sal
Francisco. on the 3lst OF this month. As man,
ofOur citizens are delinquent stockholders
and may not be aware of the fact, we mention
the matter for their benefit.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

SrrFF.-A Nevada paper. Of the Long
Hair stripe and Sargent interest, says
that the Short Hairs and Coppcrheads oil
Sacramento and San Francisco, at the late
municipal elections, united to defeat the
Union patty" and warns its wing Of
the party that they are uniting through
out the State. The absurdity of the state.
ment only provokes laughter. Copper.
heads will welcome into their ranks re.
pcntant sinners, whether they be Long
Hairs or Short Hairs, but they will not
affiliate with any faction OF the Abolition
party. At our city election the Copper.
heads, as Cuffee delights to call the De.
mocracy, voted for the Lorg Uair candi-
dates. According to the logic of the Ne.
vada paper. the Copperheads and Long
Hairs of Pacerville omitted to defeat the
Union party! A terrible set of fellows
ale the Copperheads, and how they do
rutfle both wings of the dominant party !!
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

IhpIFlWA alta auBu.
lt-. tie orFtus o. lie into vigorous act"n, reso-
rug the h. ,th amt cNpriiuv de. Hence rap
idly cut.s variety nt C"mpA ,ts which caused
hV imru,.'v ~ The blood, such as >crnhsLI or
Hinp's EriL TumOrs. tLreys, .>lreA EruJ4inAS.
Yin,ris,, Rs{chrs E,iis 81 .4nLhoRy'S Fire RoAS
, C'ncsr ar CiScerons Tsmors, Sore EVea FtAALS
D,.r-,ses AH"h 1A EsIsEiiOE. JrrpgHiIrity, SBp.
j,,.s.."H, HhIrs .IerHify, 1i-O $yt,LiIs TtHt-
real Di ,Istl. Ifrtr tompldiHf- and Heart DhI-
,.,s Try Aver. SIrsap4v,lI4, and see Tor yourself
the surprising ACTIVITY With which IL cieADSes the
bipod and ruIes these diSaEdees, ..,,
DuuHg ATE Yeas The pubic have been miled BY
large bottles. pretending to give quart OF Extract
az S4r.Ap1ri,la lar iollaF MOAI Of iheSe have
been frauds npoR the sck, Tor they nol only coNt&sa
ltle, # any, SATs1pAriiS, but Omen no curative
pruldT. whatever. Hence, bitter disappOintmens
has followed the various extracts OF SsrsapaTths
which flood the market until the name itAef has be.
, SYNONYMOUS With imposition and cheat SUI
We call THIS compound " SArsapArln," ard Intend
10 supply such a remedy shall rescue the name
from the load OF cbloquy which rests upon H. We
think We have ground for believing Il has VIRTUES
which irresistible by the ordinary run Of the DE-
eases it il intended to cure. We can only Assure
the sick that offer them the best Alternative that
We know how to produce, and We have reason 70
believe, 10 by far the eectuAl Pur iheT Of the
bio ID yet discovered BY any body.
AIEE's CnEEkI PEcTnRAL 10 so universally known
TO surpass every other remedy for The cure Of Code
Coughs, Influenza. HOdTssR<ss. Cr0sp, 4roNeAt.
tis Incipfent ConsHmL tion, AMI for the relief OF
CUusump;ive Patients In advanced StaRea Of tha
disease that IL Is useless here TO recount the evil
dence OF its virtues. The SOEh knows them.
Prepared by }. c. Aver Co., Lowell, MaS'.' and
sold by,
R. White and R. }. Van voorhies / Co. Placer.
vile.
r. II. Mcdonald Co, Sacramento;
Crane Bingham, San Francisco, and All dealers
In medicine.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
Popular Loan Of the People.

Lees than $500 900 COO of the loan authorized
by the last Congress, arc pow on the market.
Tine amount. at the rate at which it 10 being
absorb d, viii all he subscribed for within four
mouths, when the notes will undoubtedly COM
mard premium, a. has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscription. 20 other Luaus.
In order that ei;iIci. Of every io~ and section
Of The country ma! be afforded facilities for taking
the lOsu. the National BANK. State Hanks, aud
Private Bankers IN ough"ut the country have
generally agreed 20 receive .ub.eriptions a, par.
Subscriber, viii s,.ect their o~ aytnt,, it, ~i,,nl
they have confidence. AID Who Gully are to IL re-
'Pon'ible for The delivery of the notes for u hlch
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March Is, lAGj.-lu.ae- 3m:pl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl Dorado
~ SIN Justices Court, Piacerville Township.
To A. FAUST, non'resd-nt OF said Township,
Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in Placervlle Township Of the County "
Fl Dorado on tie Goth day Of May, A. D. lsR5, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, to answer unto the complaint Of g. 4
g. +. Williams, who are resi- lent Of said Township
who sue to recover the sum Of two hundred aud ive
dollars; when judgment will be taken against
you for said amount, together with costs and dam
ages, II you fail To appear and answer.
70 the Sheriff or any Constable of Fl Dorado
hereof.
Given under my hand, this 10Th day Of May, A.
D. 1865. BENZ. SHERWOOD
Justice OF the Peace in and for said Township.
IL. S Rev. StampJ
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County o: II Dorado
SIT is hereby ordered that service OF summons
in the above entitled action OF =. T. q. T. Williams
VS.. A. Faust, he made by publishing the same once
week for the period OF two weeks In the Mountain
Democrat, paper published 10 said county.
b. SHERWOOD,
may27w9I Justice Of the Peace.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

SHERMAN & Co. are certainly entitled to
the gratitude of the young ladies on account Of
the elegant habliments they have furnished the
beaux of Placerville. 1t is q common remark
that their customers are more taslefully dress
ed than any other gentlemen in the city.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Masonic Notice.--Stated n etIngs Of
~ p"rad" Lodge, No. ~, are held ~ Masonic Han
on The Monday Of or next preceding the Full Noon
N zach month
FREDERICK p BAEss, WV
IitSkT d. EArHIEL, SECRETARY
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

MasOnie.--Sierra Nevada COuAeIf,
No. ~, 81 Roral and Select Master, hold, 1tat,A
meetings on thr evening Of the hrsL TUESDAY az
each month, IN Masonic Hall, PlAcerYile.
WI. A. JANUARY, TIN
IIRNEY u. RAFHAEL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Masonic. - ST. James Royal Arch
Chapter, No. l6, holds its regular meetings In M.
sonic Hall, on the evening OF the hrsl WeAnesGs,
OF each month All Companions In good staDdias
will be cordially welcomed
ARvID {. ARvIDSSON, II. Z. H.. r.
HENRT d. RAPHALI, Erctetary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Palmyra Lodge, No. ISI,F. Il A.
holds its stated Communications on Thursdav ni,A,.
next preceding The full moon Of each month, IN A.
Fellows Hall. Pl1crrViIIe. All brethren in .ssS
standing are invited 20 attend s~O~
WILLIAM H. CROKER, WIN.
s A. PESwElI, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

THE FENIANs. The London correspon.
dent OF the New York Herald says that
Secretary Seward has procured the de-
tails Of the organization of the F,nians
their numbers, objects, etc, and reported
the facts to the English Government
This sounds like sensation item the
Herald is famous for manufacturing them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

"FIRsT IN."-Msny Of the Republican
papers and leaders are jubilsnt oyer the
fact that the negro troops were permitted
70 frst enter and "pOssess"beth Charles
ton and Richmond. They. say a was
eminsntlJ right aud proper that L ShOuld
be so. ltstrikeS us,however, that it was
not complimentary to the gallantry or in
telligence or good conduct Of the whitS
troops. This may be. after all, mere
matter OF taste or prejudice on our part
in favor of our own race. We think it
more in accordance with the eternal fit
ness of things" to give the precedence to
white people ). and when we hear white
men praise negroes az thc expense Of
white men, We set them down as immeas.
urably beneath the negro. The negro,
with laudable ambition, strives to elevate
his race, and is right in doing so;-the
white man who endeavOrs to degrade his
race beneath the African, as many have
done and are doing, ought to be and is
looked upon with intcnsest scorn by ev-
cry man who has the least self.reSpcct. -
Why the negroes who did little toward
the capture Of Charleston and Richmond
should have the honor to be the first in, "
at their surrender, We cannot conjecture,
unless it was to cXasperate the Southern
people. IF the war is exclusively for the
benefit OF the negro, it is all right that he
should monopOlize its honors. On no
other grounds can We see any Justice or
propriety or consistency in giving them
the post Of honor in these cases. AS the
Boston Courier fOrcibly and tartly says,
III the war is over, as the sanguine ones
declare, then it is over without the negro
having accomplished one single military
success. The black troops have been
pushed upon the enemy at Port Hudson,
Fort Wagner and Petersburg, but neither
there nor anywhere else have they taken
work, won battle, or succeeded in a
skirmish. They have indeed entered
Charleston and Richmond, already aban.
doncd by the TO-, at the head Of columns,
and this safe melo dramatic performance
may satisfy Fred Douglass and the Old
women in trowsers and pctiicoatS who
made up the original Abolition party, but
the rest of the world will hardly sec IN il
reason to abandon its opinions Of the ca.
liabilities of the race"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
CONsTARLEs SALE.


DY virtue OF an execution, issued out of the
ID Justices Court Of J. D. Richardson, u jus
tice of the Peace in and for the Township Of Mud
Syringe, County OF III Dorado and State or Cali
fOrnia, upon judgment rendered therein oil the
25th day of April. A. ID. 1865, in favor Of G. w.
Marshall and against A e. Dallas, for the sum Of
one hundred and fifty dollars, debt, and sixteen
dollars, cCsts of suit together with accrung eosts
have levied upon and seized, and will expose for
sale at public auction, in front of MIller's Hotel
in the Town Of Latrobe, to the highest bidder, for
cash, i'll U. S. gold or silver coin,
On Thursday, the 25th Day of May,
A. D. 1865, at the hour Of 2 o'clock, r. Nj all
the right, title interest aud claim OF the said De
fendant, A. e. Dallas, in and tn the following de-
scribed property, lying and being ia Mud Syringe
Township. Fl Dorado County, and State OF Cali
fornIa, to wit:
That certain LOT or piece Of land, in the Town
OF Latrobr, numbered Lot II, in Block ~, as PEI
plat OF said Town, together with all the improve
ments thereon, consisting Of one frame or board
house.
GlVen under my hand this 4th day of May, A.
d. 1865. l.. N. SHREWSBURY,
Constable in and for said Township.
~ The above sale Is postponed until Saturday,
June 10th, A. d. 1865, At 3 O'Clock, p. M
Given under my hand, this 2Seh day Of Nav. A,
ID. Idbo' l.. N. SHREWSBURY,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

APPoIxTHENr.-E. G. Bradbury has been ap.
pointed Notary Public for this county by Gov
Low. He is said to be an active aud influential
member of the Short Hair wing Of the harmo.
uious party.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27


Gas JACKSON Dip. jackson has al.
mirerS now in quarters where he could not
have found them when living. The men
who called him tyrant, usurpcr, a
murderer. and circulated coffin han1bllS
against him, and prayed for bis death,
now eulogize him. The AbolitioriSts re-.
fer to his treatment Of the notification
question as model for the President to
follow. Will he do it If he does, won't
his own party dcnounce him? jackson
did, indeed, thrcaten TO use the whole
power Of the Government 10 suppress the
incipient rebellion, but he, at the same
time, exhausted all thc resources o.
craftsmanship" to remove all cause OF
trouble. Many" says Col. Benton
Thought that he ought to relax in his
civil measures for Al'ayinS discomfort
while South Ca DINA held the attitude of
armed defiance to the United States. But
he adhered steadily to his purpose; AID
prompted by all the means in his power
success of the bills to reduce the revenue
1t was the olive branch and not the sword
which saved the Union in 1892. II was
power tempered with mc,cy' Which he
cxcri cl. A remedy was dcman1'',
and Il a remedy was apl lial in Mr.. Clay S
Compromise measures, which jackson
warmly approved. Mr.. Clay said, ana
how much We need Clay to utter such
language now
1.-THE difference between the friends and ;he
fnes OF the Compromise, is. that they would, in
the enforcing act, send forth alone the flaming
sword We wnuld send out that also but alung
with it the olive branch as messenger OF
peace. They crv out, the law the law the
law. the law Power! power power. We
too, re ereuce the law and bow to the suprem.
acy Of its obligations; but We are in favor Of
the lhw executed IN nildness, aud Of power
tempered with mercv." Base minds aScribed
the pitri0tic Rrdnr Of Mr.. Clay in advocating
the Compromise To ambition. YES" he ex.
claimed. Il have ambition but it is the am
bilinn Of being the humble instrument, in the
hands Of Providence, To reconcile a divide
people once more Ia revive concord and har.
mony IN a distracted land-ihe pleasing am
biton Of contemplating the glnrnus spectacle
of free, united, prosperous and fraternal PEG.
pie -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Wells, Fargo 4 Co., r. S. Hernandez and
VIM. NJ. Bradshaw will please accept our
thanks for newspaper avors during the past
week.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

KNIGHTS TENPLAR.-There will be stated
assembly of FL Dnrado Commandery, No. 4,
at ~ O'Clock, Thursday evening next. Ali
sojourning Sir knights are invited TO attend.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Why is man with the jaundice no.
popular in IrelandH Because hc is an
Orangewsn
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM

Tee CREAM can be had during the hot ssas0n at
= my FRUIT STORE, near the "0ld Round Tent"
on Main Street. ~ It viii be sent to any part Of
the city TO cuslCuers leaving orders ct the store
JogEpH KEEHpR-
PlAeerv.re, May 9Th, 1851
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

TIE liver makes tbs complexion. So
we wear the liver's livery.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

PEoGaESsIvE.-.l James Redpath ia the editor
oil the revived and rcgrneratcd Charleston Mrr-
curry. -Abcliti,n Exchange.
This is another manifestation Of the in.
Su'ting sp'Iit Of Aboiiiionisn. Who is
James Redpa;h? He is a vagrant En-
glishman who came to this country to
incite civil war. He WAS one Of the
wretchcS who, in connection with William
Lloyd Garrison, Theodore Parker, GciIi,
Smith and others, got up the Harper ;
Ferry invasion and murders, to precipitatr
the two sections Of cur country into tins
terrible conflict. In view Of the fr;shlful
desolation it has occasioned, it would
seem that the fendS who caused i, oush,
to snUaile f,r While. Instead Of ,l.i>,
they are thrust into offensive prominence,
and chcercd by those in authority. l.
this the proper way to cultivate friendly
relations between the North and the
South ?-to restore the onion?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
SIR R,opra ri. Adm;ri,tr,

SrATE RIoHrs. Administration
papers sbeer&1t the dOc;riae Of Stats
Rights. and aOme Of them eIRn go so fer
as to denouhce them as reasonable and
"accursedtH Itis not improbable that
they will change their tuns shortly, not
because they believe in the principle, but
because Andrew johnson declares be is
. disciple Of the State Rights school Of
Jefferson and Jackson" II the doctrine
Of State Rights is Unreasonable" then were
Thomas Jefferson and Andrew jackson
traitors! What say these great and pa
triOtic menf While they were both for
the pc starvation 81 !be GrDoral Govern
ment, in its whole constitutional tigor, as
the sheet anchor Of our peace at home
and safety abroad, Mr.. Jefferson emphat.
ically gives it as fundamental principle,
that We must adhere to
1.-THE support of the State governments in
all their rights, rs the most competent admin.
istratOrs for our domestic concerns, and the
surest buwGrks against antirepublican ten
denotes"
The illustrious jackson is not less en-.
phatic. He says:
any experience in public concerns, and the
observations of lite sunlew hat advanced, con.
l'6rm the opinions long since imbiSed by me
that the destruction Of our State governments,
or the annhilation Of their control oyer The
local concerns of the Pe0ple. wOuld lead direct.
ly To revolution and anarchy aud finally to dos.
potsm and military domination"
These are the doctrines which the
Democracy advocate this is the platform
on which they stand. They follow the
teachings Of Jefferson and jackson, and
believe with those great statesmen that
"despotism and military domination" will
certainly follow 1.-THE destruction Of our
State governments" What Jefferson and
jackson thought cannot be either imam
Gus, accursed or reasonable; nor can all
the Shoddy speakers and organs Of tho
country make an intelligent and patriotic
people repudiate their teachings. The
Declaration of independence was accursed
and reasonable with theotoyalists of our
Revolution, and their loyal descendants,
following in the footsteps Of their illus
triouS predecessors" drnounce the doc.
trine Of State Rights as accursed and
reasonable. What better could be ex
pected from loyal children Of loyal pa
rents
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27


SnoRr HAZE STocG on TIE RAISE. Since
dSrcputabic sheet in San Francisco has
come cut against Senator Conncss and
Governor Low, it has raiSel those gentle.
men II pnhlic estimation Immensely. Its
p'al>c Of t3tm injured them. Re- oectabir
mtn were driven from their supESvt by
its advocacy Of their claims. Tie Long
Hairs are disappointed and disgusting at
the turn affairs have taken, and sensibly
realized that they are standing on slippery
ground. II the Short Hairs kick few
other venai presses out Of their ranks
they will soon have a sweeping majority
The change has worked disastrously to
the Long Hairs, and some OF them, with
show OF reason, intimate that the Gun.
ming Short Hairs bribed the sheet refer
red to to join the Long Hairs. If this be
so, it proves that the Short Hairs are
prudent and sagacious AMI understand
how TO manage political CAMPAIGN
They not only get rid Of thing which
injured them while it supported them, but
they force it into the ranks Of their %
ponents, satisfied that its support of the
Long Hairs will be fatal to the Long Hairs.
Isn't it shrewd political dodge?
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
D. s. 7-3O LOAN.
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
o. 8. $50 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

Thee bondS are noW worth premium Of nine
per cent. including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual prOat on the 7-SO loan at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per annum, besides its ExEMPTIoN PROM
Stair AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WEIGH ADDS
From oSE TO rHRsE Per CENT. MORE, according
to the rate levied other property. The interest
Is payable in currency, Iemi-apnually, by coupons
attached to each note, which may be cut oG and
sold to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts TO
One cent day on a SO note.
Two cents 500 d"
Ten $500
20 &I,0cO
81 g $1,000
Notes Of all denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt Of Subseript
This 10 the
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
ADDEN DIM.

TIA O'EELAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADEirnfH, May 18th, 1868.
I'd Senss all sold. Commenced on I'd serirO
Two nund;rd and Thirty Million, t21O OO0 OO0
PrecIscH IKE O'her two Series, sxeep, dated 18th
July. and Cover mem reserves the rIRh, 10 pay
ga I-T eeLt. In Cold im,trad Of 80 Currency.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, PhilAJ,lpA!S.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
Cleanse the Blood.

With corrup:, disor.
dered or Vitia,cd Blood ,
You are sick all oVrr.-
i! may burst out in PIN .
pies. "r snrrs, or in some
active dis asc, or n may
M rely keep you listIesS,
depressed and good for
ncihirg But you can
not have gm-l hrAlth
uhhe y"ur h'cnd - i'm.
pure. Aye's Ssr.Apa.
I'Iia rurSes out these
iHplFl.I rA ahd atiRu.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered BY the Government, and It 10 conf
IDENTIFY exree;ed tina, its superior adv sntages vii
make it the GREAT
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

CIGNOR MCZIO has N. honor to an.
y nOunce to the public ~ this city that the rid.
renowned AMERICAN PIANIST AND CuNIpOSkE
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-27

Subscription Aren't, Phlladelphia
March Is, 6j.-tn.ae-3m:rl
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
pOTICR or DIVIDEND.

!. = -. "
an application Of John c. Krull. Admin
~ is,ratov of W. w. Moors. late Of Saint
Ma.y's County, deceased. it Is ordered by the
Court, that the said administrstc. notify the
creditors OF said deceased to Gle their CLAIMS
against said decreased. in the Register u Wills
office Of Saint Mary's county. on or befors
the 18th day, Of Lay next, for dividend.
and that this order be published in the
Saint Mary's Gassa4e, once . week in each
week, until the said 18th day Of May nexs. I,
JAS. T. ~. RALEY.
Register cf Wills
for Saint Mary. County.
Feb. 18th, lSs5-td. -
FOR SHERlFF.
Lss r. HAYDEN 10 rsesmmsndel 10 The
vsisrs sf 81. Msry1 County, as . canaiaA.e
for Sher6, ard w,il be supported by
! #-,. tr MAsy rasExDs.
Hsv. tosA. leo4-ss.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
RATIFICATION. NOTICE.
Jo&p J Alssesn
-. EH
- Esssh a Crane
spd Others.

ln1hs ci.esi, Cesrs Ter d. Mssy's County
sitting a. cosF, Of Equity. = IS
r..-- Ne. 50 Eqs,sy. .
pY yirtns Of authority vested In me - Caerk
- Of the f1rclit Court for Saint Msry's
county. Maryland. 10 puuUsnes 81 the Cnds
uf Public General Laws Of this state, Il h
hereby sFdsssd shss the Auditors rspost 6lsd
10 this e.se be ratified sod confirmed, nnIeas
Cans. 20 .ths essasasy. hss.ssAswn 90 - bsfoss
Ne third Monday of June sexs; provided .
copy Of this order b Inserted 10 tbs Faint
sNaSyk. 0asa1s enest wesk sns thsse rucess-
sis vreAs Pasyions - nia third Nysdsy oi
5usss pssi. =. ,,.,aE !. -.-... 10
JoHNA cAMALiER, c1. :.
= IA True ssvy-Tsss 81
P JOHN A. sAAlALFEA. On.
Narcl a, lo6S-N sst .at- Sic
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-04-13
500 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the subscriber. .n SUN
- DAY night. the 26,h February, Fl
TWO HORSES,
One. BLACK HORSE, II han.fs iisil,
seven Years old, tr.t~ aud cAn,.rs w.il' Thr
orher. a BAY MARE. Is hands high, seven
years old. Both had Saddles on.
500 Reward will Be paid for either horSe,
and$ for Information suffcieu. to con vsct
tbs thief.
ZADOCK SASSCER.
Near Upper Marlborough. Nd.
March Aud. 1865.