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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

DEAsScRACE SslLl Lax@--ThaFs was
never . greater delusiOH propagatOd than
that the present position Of the National
Democratic party is indicative Of dIsaOlu.
IiO0 or decay. With the Abolltionists,
the men without principle AVID greedy for
the RpOila, "the Wish IL father to the
thought" II Ia not dead. Il does not
even sleep. Il h full Of lie and vigor,
defiant and harmonious. A party found.
Cd upon immutable principles, like thOse
up"n which resls the Democratic Orenni.
e.ttas, "sR nsvw Aie.- 7iIpsr 4..1--<S,...-
have received the embarrassment at the
wisest statesmen and purest patriots Of
"OV country, and the msHers ere welded
IO1he'A. Their Isith 10 them cannot be
eradicated bv defeat, by 0dium. by per.
EecuiiOn. While dissfFsction has weaken.
ed the DrnOcfstie party. It hss alEO puH
fed II. So long a. intelligence contrOls
the action and patriotism a"imAtrA the
hearts II the Pe"ple, 20 Iong will thu
Democratic party hs powerful organize.
tion. The very mrn who affirm that it
il dead lre'nhls at its name and are afraid
If its hhadOw, aud urge their political
friends Z" kerP up their organisation h,
order TO deGat dead party" Their
fears and actions prove the Stiffness ~
their a,srrti"ns. What have thcv to Ear
from dead pnrtyH l. it necessary to
keep up n powtIfil organization to crush
u PARTY that in lifrlessl The idea Is
ridiculous. They know that the Demo.
cratic party is strong. compact and ha-
n'"ni"ns; that the people are Looking t"
il I" restore the Government to it, misi
"Sl puriiy.and that in short time il will
again hr in power.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
GAVE GOLD. SILVER AND COP.
PER MINING COMPANY.
HaIrnlaV Dlntri..t n lh,rndO County CuliE,rnia

N0TICE.-There 10 delinquent u7on the following
IN described stock Of the above named Company.
on aceanni q assrsmsnts No. I and No. 8, levIe.l
AuEust sth and OrtObrT SISt. 1854, the several
amounts Get opposite the respective SHAREHOLDER
nAmta AZ lolloIA.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

BY order Of the hoard ~ Tri,aters
J n. MrDOM ELL, Sec'y.
Duneans e:or- jane 18th. I$65.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

tisetly "a. soA he yin bring 10 the
Stand Hosses Gfos1ey, e The New York
TSibuee AswPaPsRS Who. 81 diVOFa days
and tineS between the 6sst dry Of No.
vembsF and the Lest day a December.
1850. htad'thalAh the DeclaPation Of In.
dependence justified the stceHsion fran
the BsidSh Empire Of thFse milllona Of
c,'lOnists in l770. he did net ass vhy Il
did not justify the SectaEica q nve nil
lions Of S'ulhsPasrs IN 1881 = and toallv
will call upon William H. Seward, Ihs
Secretary Of the Union Ststes, 10 admiI
that it wSs through Aih ale Fepeessnua.
tons that aets a fnevibls hoaiility wsrr
Lh&assT e''A--~1>=s'.- -: TsR AASnutA. !"
0y ode CUurI: ''rns ptssnas1 81 che der
having eonGrAaed the Iseas e. ~ firth IN
the indictment, nothing rsu.aIua Snr the
jury but % Due him guilty IN nlanner and
FIRM as thcrrin aIIsgrd. IN respect TO the
matter offered in RIliRatiON, il does n"t
appear I" the Court that. iT given in the
+" m II teS'iinOny. 4 would he of eng
avail Z" change the jMIEm~Hi. which Il ~
i'S mechanically duty e. paO,"'uHer. THE
tight "TrevOlufi''n h thing rrrORDlz Ilsl..
a,.ly in GOsO cssnrcirWclae, Or psAitienly o.
. iact accomplished, nat ~ rule Of &c
Ii"n by cnuSt OG criminal juIi.dIeti'0.
The D. clAFsIiOa IL l..deI,~ilsl+nce, and the
d.rtrIne which IL se'H firth, IL u" part II
the penal laws OG the Umitssl SsatrS: and
1t = hat the LeOplc uiIled, OT Of shat they
dill, ~ are G''sI.IddeW 10 take jadiriAi 40
tie. The prisoner At the t'ar having fail.
I'd In his undertaking, is . ErlOn; what he
w"uld have bren hsd he Eueevrhrd, Is NOT
hrInrr Us fr consideration. The ,dit"F
"f the Nrw Y,sk Tribune snsy have put
firth that which Was the c.TnmOn Opin
i'm Of the people -nf the l"vsl SIalPs, At
the time wss uttered; hut ~ he hss
Ai' G.. rhangrd his opinion, Il has bern
rsIi.'Dallv siipros,d that they have chang
I'd III irs; aud - the priS"ner at the ba'
neglected I" tskr Into account the p"sei
bility IL such change, il H. his miHGT
tune. Nothing therefore remains hut {"
prnnOUnre the Judgment II the COurt.
n hich u that the J"iAnneF at the bar ~.
taken. &c.. &c, &c that his = ArdsotE
he given I" HIN xecuti"nrr his ~Htrh
io thr "iiiciafiIe cha lain. aud the Hlurv
II his Ir~aHnm In hand. 4 down IN the neg
within " Grrrlry'S History. Nav Gu,
have mercy uIa'O bis nOul, and IlUrucr
upon his IN. Hs"rv y
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT,
KELSEY GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
ING COMPANY,
Kelsey Mining District, u Dorado cOunty, Cara.

eAH TRAEcIscc. May Slst, 1885,
NOTICE u hereby given, that ct . mertine Of the
~ Board Of Trustees ~ snid Company, held on
the 1Hh day OF Mar, 1873 IN sAa<ssn,snt (No. u
VI b. esnis per share was levied uPOn tie capital
stOck Of said Company, paVnbe the Slst day ~
May lS6S in C"hsd States gold and silver eoin, to
The secretary, ut the OIhce Of the Company, No l6
Drum street
ARy stuck upon Nhlch said assessment shSll re-
main u.'pAd ON Saturday. the 1st day Of July l>6i
will he advrT iard that daV ~ dellIS ut. Ana
unrSs paymen shall be made h<f,Ee. will hx ,Od
~ Saturday, the lSh day Of JI,y. 1865 to pay the
drlinQus assessment. together with costa oil AdVer.
Using AID rxD<ns+H Of sAle.
~ order VI the Board Of Trustees.
9 G 'AHDNER. Secretary.
Onrs ct NcssFs. Remis tdson's IS Drum street
Between California aud SLGTalnento San tranris.o.
Iiune9,dl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
Filming Companies.
NATHENAs COPPER. GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY

knS'S StVrs District. III DorAAo Osanty, aIifornIu
NJ Office -An Urss ns are heFeby cau'ioned
~ against purchasing the following certificates
~ sioek 10 Il'~ AlH'Nr Company. the s"me have
this dny hen sold far assessments sud Of Nd.
XeHlialnR and AL.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

SOCxD The Boston Courier. speaking
IT the difficulties that environ . peri. ct
rcadjIaIm-nt If the Union. and the had
pas.i"nS that should b~ aIIsyrd, hMt whirh
fanatics and demaE"GurS are sndsaVUT'ng
Ia inrvea-r, coael,rlrs o. follows:
"[n sh-rt. he political peOblrm before ua
mnsi b. Anlvrd hy reaaun and eDnarienee. aud
MT hy thu inHam-d paaAinns If party. r
vsnse, Gsys ala. Neg Murd'SexsEa. ~ the
sweptrrI alaFast tW tlls MOath ihst ever Gna
c,h,ked 10 heIl' Thia NAV be true. but wO
must alan rvmemb-r that dIAhea c'H'ked in that
hi chen are v~Fv expressive. An,l shat the m a.
ter ii" the establishment never tails TO couscs bis
bills"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
SUMMONS.

cTGT9 nP cAL1FORxIG. Coun'y If n Dorado.
= ER-In JustIcrs Court. PlareTville Township.
me Peurle of the etate Of California, I" WIN
Basss, non resident OF said Township, Directing
You are herrhy summoned to uppesr l'sl.rs me- "
,uy Ol.r in PacrTvIiie Township, ~ The County ot
u Dnradu, on ~ I1'h daV Of Jurs. D. LOO
VI o'clpck. ?. TO answer nntn the compliant ~
GnWusi Hill, y n0n-Fssh ut -! said Township. IN"
sues 20 rrunver the sum ~ 40 M due on pr"mi:
sory n"le dated March the ri, 1858. exr utrd to 81
WaTIs Co., aud rnnsigncd by them ~ pFn, aud lar
S1I w Tor cattle SAIL 4nd fsverrd-when judE'ren'
win be taken against you fOr the said ainouni' TO-
gather With COSs aud damages, you fall to ap-
pear and answer,
To the GherIR or any Constable OF II Dorado
Couniy, Greeting S-Nsks legal service and Fe'urn
horeOI.
Given under my hand, this 18th asX =, o. June
4. d tAoO BENZ. BHEMWOVp;
Iustiru az the Peace 10 and for satd Township.
70. 4. Rev Clxnip-D rts
STATE OF CALF ORHIA, County Of q Dorado
is hereby ordered that the within summons Be-
pSbl!shed s6F period Of one week IN the M'unta a
hemnerat, . Newspaper published 10 sad county
snd said caus b - Get for trial o the hrSt Day o.
July, 1885, at I O'clOck. z. q. -n
Justice OF the Peace
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

TRE P1NLIcV az MEkCT. Several Eug
RrAtive psrsllr'S exit l~t~rrn the kitna
ii N Of the United SIuirs. at the. nerSem,
'imr. aud that Oi FruHre ct the cline al
the last renInrv. There . teI ril'lr TrvO
lMIi"n had / n the iFrs IT the lOyalirI>
insur' eCiion burning IL L. Vende-. ll-F.,
= rrvIu,in II pWI,ljc O,'ini,'n has heel.
hllO~ed by = rra'ti"nsry inSurTrrtion
which has dx>"laled the HlavrlInl,ling
Ststen. May ~e I"d I'rOtt by 4 study al
the means by which ih- greatest IN at
thar time, Il'.che and N.pple0n, dealt
~ilh civil war, which lor eight years lie
vasIated the vest Of FrzUccf it"che. hy
. union Of viem and Wil'lneSs. paritied
the rel'elliIux di>trirtA; bat the combine
weakness and Srrvilily Of the Directory
resulted IN new outbreak. Napoleon
sent sixty thousand men into the PRIV
incr% and, at the same time repenled the
reialissOrv law "f hostages. liberated tn.
vi->ts. AID I'srdnncd the prescribed e,r
,g'aniS Grn~'al II, donvilIe, acting nn
Ier the instructions, granted the inSur
gents IN aVmistir~ sNd In final capiIU
latIOn which was signed on the 18th al
January, 1900. the Vrndcana wsrc : rim
lard . g"nersl amnesty. The First Con
sui invitrd the imSurRent chiefs u visit
him At Paris, received them graciOusly,
and induced some Of them tn take s-rVirr
in the ARMIES of Ihr Republic. In speak
ing NJ the happy conclusion If thy inSur
rrction. n. Til m raNE: ut Is glory,
clsT'ency, and he"rvOlencs that ever ter
inmate revelations" We might 20 nn
indefinitely wiIh examplrs ri the benefit
# rl'mrncy In c"nqn,Sts ErriEn or d"
m-SIic; and Wn the cOntrAry. Uf the dan.
gets n driving brave men to despair. -
When the British t'at'in-t refused IH rat
ifv the convention htewern Sir Sidney
Smith ami General Klrlmr FIR the cvsrun.
tim 81 Egypt by the French. demanding
the surrender, the handful Of heroic mel
immediately defea' ed the great armies Of
th"ir enemies, cos qnsrrd the whole cum.
try. held il for IL o YEARS lOnGrF, aid. hut
f"r the uniimrly death OF Kleher. nigh,
have rralixed Napoleon q dream ola French
empire IN the East, M Q coOnterpOiSe a.
the British IN'wcv iR India. ---
Whether the PFrsid.nt shall ~ shall
rot drem Il proper H. make fu' ther nd
VanCea U~ ard . reconciliation, il il Wa"et
desirable that the time nj the prrSs. the
pulpit and the r,,EtVmm should EhOw that
the No them proI'le are cspal'le " =
H,AgnA"innty that Ahall carry with il the
c"nriu>.vr prmf that we have net dekrn
rated during three y'Arx Of ~sr. tn 'hr
frantic bArharity # state If anarchy. or
." the cruelty in>eIaraIie frWn dsSPO
ti.,n. Washington Chr"niclr.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
ICE CRrAn ICE CREAM!

ICE CREAN can b bad during the bet SeasAa q
= my RRUHf STORE aesP the @dDid Re8na Test"
on Main Street, Il WiIl hr apHt u any part Of
the city TO customers leaving Orhera 81 the ore.
JOSEPH KEESPE
Plseervile, Ma. 9Th, 1865;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
FIRE. FIRE! FIRE!
THE PACIFIC INsUR ANCE
COMPANY!

OF GAN FRANCISCO. CAL,
i RI@8S OHGES I'd.
rs Directors, Businsm Agents. and Stockholders
are amOnh GAe vralthlcst and mort relahle husiBess
men Of San RruuciAcn, and al losses are promptly
adjusted, auA PAYMERT MADR IN
o sIT1D STATES GOLD CO1MI
This Company oGeFs induevmenta tn I'll p-rsnnS
Wishing n insure aEaIns insSeS hy Gre that no as.
t.rn COMPANY caa, and the people can rely on IL
ana ncInI stability.
) r. g. MUG&NT 10 the Agent Of the Compa.
~ for PinceFvilie ana the surrounding cSantTy
apecsfally invited To consult p~rAOnully with hin
beSass contracting with other Companies.
0fsyoBh DouahUe's Building. mp starr
I. Q. NCGeNT, Aesat.
FiassSSI,s, 1IaSsA asah, .le1&-tf
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

DIsGRA cEFuL. - r. eSl,irnt johnson. say"
the Boston Journal, iS 20 OccApied in re-
c. wing delegations and listening to the
inpnr, unilieS Ot 0tficr.seek.r>. that he can
scare, " find time n eat or rleep. BefO"e
the dead body Of President Lincoln vas
removed from the White House thousands
# these Ieech+R = ere importOning Presi'
dent johnson l0r postum.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

PERTINENT QUESTION. = The Charleston
correspond, ut " the New York Tribune
having written that 'the negroes mny b.
an inferior race up North, but not down
here b, good drah" the B"S'on Post
wants to kuOw shat has made the differ
gnce-why il il that those who have been
trained in the SCHOOL II frredom are infr.
rior 70 IhOSs Who have been trained in the
Schno! II "Slavrrv." 4 rithy question.
uhich the philosopher II the Tribune ha>
failed 10 answSr. Prp"dorp must have
depressing effect on the Intellect Of the
OeUTO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE.


NJN AND AFTER SEPTEMBER 18Th. 1854. ordi-
nary Freight uiIl br received ~ FREEpURT and
FOrwnrded I" LATROBE without charge for tran.
shipping drH yag>Nr forwarding
Goods ahippeh nv steamers " the California eteam
Navigation ComPanv leaving SAn FFanclsc" ~ 4. ?.
Y daily. ran be delivered In Latrobv 1T o'clock
will br forwarded With dispatch. No charge on or
binary freight sailing vessel, for lsvee dues.
tFanshippi1 ~. draEaRs ar Tar laFdIna
All Heavy FreightA. su'h a. Roers. Heavy Cast
inRS, Neam Engines, etr.. will be franshII'ped ~
Prr-pOrt BY powerful d.rickS directly to thr cars
aud ~ LAtrObe will HSO he u anahipprd by deFcka
directly 10 trama For this class NJ freight. charge
Sill he made Of cost Of 'AbOr engaged on deTicks
only.
Freight Charges ~ steamers sailing vesses viii
ne advanced vt Preeport and collected ~ LHtV''be
without charge
Marx all Freight CARE ?. r. r., FREEPoRT,"
aud send receipts with freight.
PRICES or FREIGHTJHG:
PREIGHT, fr"m Freepnrt IN I.atrohe, - PER ton.
DOWN FRIIGHrS rum Lrunbs to Rrp' pnTf or
Sacramento, will be fOiWSrded 1t tho following
rates:
Orrs, tshiPpers to lnsd and unload per ton. M
Ma rble, " a. -. ~
Lumber, Fl" M. 90
Wood " " caro-
o3 coldS .........' ''.''.'. IL W.
IIdes.... ....... ...................... S
Nps.'' '''' ''''''..'..' ..''.'.. $500 ~
MARX Freight, Care r. as v.R.R."
p ROBINSON,
IA BISHOP.
jan1l supcrintt nden;S.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

DIsNIsNsS Tss SsRvIcs. Rev. Charles
Hunter. chaplain Of the. 44th Wisconsin
regiment. has been Dismissed the service
Tor swindling the GOvsEnIneDt to the tune
OF eighty thOuaand d0llarG The reverend
swiHGler. It is needless 70 say, Is . how'll
ing Abolitionist.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-24

sFfIth AVspssment tFourth assessment.
And In accordance with Law and an ord ~ the
B"aFd 81 Trus,res. made on the lSih day Of May
IseD, maWy shares Of each parcel Of HAid sleek
NAV he necessary will h. sold - suction. 81 the
Oh II III coWpany. at HalTplAv, on the 9Th day
Of June, 1Sk5 nj 9 o'clock, p. A.. OF said day /"
pAy = ID drlinqueni assessments thereon, Together
with the costs OF advertising and the expenses Of
sale. MARTIN N. FUNK, eecy.
Fair Play, May Goth, ls.i5.-ts
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
SOUTH AMERICA.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR ON THE RIVER PLATE
SUCCESS OF THE PARAGUAYANs.

Rio DE JANEIRo, August 24.-Advices have
been received from BuenOs Ayre to the
18th and from Montevideo to the 18th inst
According to the River Plate papers, tn
Para0uayan army in Rio Grande crossed the
river Ibicuy on the 10 h, goth and 2lst July
without opposition, and had occupied uru-
Oavapa. a very important Brazilian town y
tba Urnyuay. General Flores was also With
aIew leagues of Res auracion, opposite t.
Uruguayaua, with his division, which ha
been reinforced by the corps under Paurer'
an. Cacceres, and was now 1000 Stronl
picked troops.
If. however, it be true hat the Braziiia
Generals allowed the enemy TO cross Il
Ibicuy without opposition, very heavy 1,
sponsiLility lies with them, and the count
will not be satisfied till the reason is " !
explained.
Urouisa appears to have partly re-orgai
ized his troops, and promised to be IN u,
field b. the 18th instant.
LOPEZ. as he says, Gin order to preserN
the equilibrium Of the Plate" has anneXe
the A gentine province of COrrIentes ~
Paraguay.
cottun goods have been declared articles UI
war. and, as such, appropriated by him foi
the army
Cen. Robes is said to have been sent l.
Unmalta under arrest, on suspicion of trea-
son. and has been succeeded by Barrios,
brotner-in-law of Lopez, in the command i'll
chief.
The army, which had gone into winter
nnarters at orrientes, is again on the move,
and reuort saws that it is marching in ou'
narallsl columns upon ConUordia; but d
Glance at the map OF that province shows
fhaI il is no easy task for an army encum
bered with artillery and heavy baggage t.
perIorm such a march, the country being
crossed in every direction by rivers and
swampS.
The march of the Paraguayan army con.
tinues to be marked b. every kind OF afro.
city. rwenty-four ladies of the principal
families of "orrientes 1.-THE capltaD hat been
driven on foot to Aumaita guarded by SOL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

1t is understood that nearly two thousan
ardon cases were disposed of by the Pres.
ent during last week. The papers tina
rme duly endorsed by the State Executive
re gone through with as rapidly as possible
nd pardon generally granted, excepting
,ere be some special or serious reason fol
Unfolding or delaying it. The idea now is
hat parties will do as we'll by sending THEN
'apers as coming in person to trouble th'
Executive. -BaHimOre Sun.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
HARDWARE. ETC.
HARDWARE, COACH MATERIAL, ETC.

HARDWARE, COACH MATERIAL, ETC.
Circular Saws Betting, Gum and Hemp Packing
Ml-Saw Files, Machinists Files
Rabbit Metal, Screw Wrenches
Stocks and Dies, Bellows, &c.
Nails, Locks, Hinges, Screws
Tacks, Pulies, Sash Cord
general assortment OF Builders Hardware
Pocket and Table Cutlery, Razors, Scissors, Needles
Hollow Ware, Sifters
Coal Scuttles, Sauce Pans, &c.
Grhin's Horse Shoe Nails, Horse Rasps
Horse and Mule Shoes, Farriers' Hammers
Farrers' Knives, Spoke Augers, &c.
Carpenters Tools of all kinds and good quality.
COACH AND WAGON MATERIAL.
Hubs Spokes, Felloes, Shafts, Poles, Bows
Iron AXles, Springs, Bolts, Bands, CaStugs
Enameled Cloths, Leather
Oil Carpet, Laces, &c, &c.
to which respectfully ask the attention OF thu my and
country trade. K. l.. WILLIAMS,
Late Williams Elliott No. 61 Main street,
seplS-T Near Fifteenth street
A STEM L THROCKMoRToN, No. 253, Bowery, New
~ York Manufacturers and Dealers in Builders anu
.Icksmiths' Hardware, Nails, Pulies, Cord, Kim
Locks and Knobs, Butt Hinges, Brass and Iron Key
,ud Castings, Gong Bells, Wire, er-Platng, &c
Al, orders large mail furnished promptly at ten pc
cent. less than market prices. seplS--om
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
MIS- ELLANEOUS.

no-P ERSHIP
The undersigned have this day formed co. partner
ship under the style and firm Of
J,rES d HARRIS,
for the purpose OF conductinga
GENERAL GROCERY AND COMMISSION BUSINESS,
AT No. % MAIN STREET,
eight doors below the St. Charles Hotel, where they
will keep constantly hand assortment Of the
choicest
FAMILY GROCERIES, LIQUORS, WINES, ETC.,
suited to the country aud city trade, which they viii
sell the most BILE prices. They will also give
their personal attention TO the sal OF all kinds Of
COUNTRY PRODUCE AND GENERAL MERCHAN-
Disc
commission and promise their best efforts to give
satisfaction to all who may patronile them.
K. d. JAMES, late OF the firm OF
Hector Davis Co. and Lee James.
b. NJ. HARRIS, late OF the firm OF
sep 27-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

The people Of Baltimore are bestirrins
emselves in matters OF Ocean Steam Nav.
alton. On last Saturday the first Of a ill.,
steamers sailed from there for Europe
mid firing of cannon and great rejoicing.
1t meeting held there on Wednesday box
we're opened for subscription to line
reamers to ply to HAVANA, touching a
charleston. !It Is proposed to raise Oh
undred thousand dollars-tohy Thousand
,pllars are already on the books.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

Hers. at Bella Vista the families on the
approach Of the invaders, crossed the river
20 the Chaco side, preferring to fall into the
ands of the wild Indians, which would Ger
ainly be their fate, to the treatment the
Xpected at the hands of LopeZ's civ =
ized army.
everal formidable batteries have hee
nstructed by the Paraguayans on the Coz
"nes bank of the Parana. he Brazilia
luadron is still al Chimboral
'he iron clad rail, lately arrived from
ance, where she was built, will sail to-da
Tomorrow to reinforce the squadron, an
i'll shortly be followed by another smaller
IN clad built here.
treadtul storm swept over Montevideo
the 18th, doing great deal of damage l.
e shipping in port. Several vessels wer,
I'D, and upward of thirty more or less
injured.
us army is destitute of everything
We arms, and thus it is that in every tow
hich hears the footprints of the invaders
eleral sack and indiscriminate pillage Sci
!, which seems to be so congenial to th'
araguayan soldier, that we learn from t~'
cSpectable Paraguayan youths, who have Re
'ntly escaped from the enemy's camp, tina
re war is most popular among the comm
araguayan soldiers. Precisely the reverse
it with President Mitre, who has to con
end with the insubordluation of men impa-
lent of every restraint, and who abbor ia
Irict military discipline OF such Genera
ill the resources of the allies are so in
tense, and those of the enemy so hmitea
aaI the ultimate result of the war cann0tb
lUubted.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
MERCHANT TAaLORS.
T0HN C. SHAFER,

j MERCHANT TAILOR
Under the Exchange Hotel Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND, VA,
ie-pectfully informs his old customers and the
Iric generally that he will resume his business
vi its ranches at his Old stand and vii
We in store on the 9th September full aud
,mplete stock OF handsome and select goods
,rsis ing of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VEST
iGS, etc, suitable for fall and winter wear.
all and examination of his goods and styles is
,icted. All orders by mail will have his ear
lest and prompt attention. The measures of my
rmer customers have all been carefully pre-
trved.
For thspresent my terms must necessarily be
ash se2-lm
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05

n Office.
RE-oPENING
OF THE
PIzzINI SALOON.
Ny old friends and patrons, and the public generally,
are informed that have this day re-opened Ivy
CONFECTIONERY AND FRUIT STORE
AND
ICE-CREAM SALOON.
will be happy to serve them with all kinds Of deli.
icies usually kept in my line, such as
RENCH CANDIES, B0N-BONS, CAKES, ETc.,
ETC.
BALLS, PARTIES, ETC,
sill be furnished in my old and usual STYLE which y
90 well known to need any explanation.
ANDREW PlZZINI,
sep2O-tf lls Broad street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-10-05
AGRICULTURAL.
M. SMITH a co.

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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
hresher- and Cleaners, Horse Pow err, Reape:s
Moving Machines, Ha, Presses, Hosting Machn's
rain and Qua Drills, Cider Mil 8, Corn Plant
rs, Flows and PIow Cas- ings, Wheat Fens Clean
r., Cultivaiors, Straw Cutters, Corn 5 ellers, Wei
fixtures, Tobacconists' Mills and Fixtures. Ano
general assortmt mt of Agricultural Hardware
Machine Betting and NJ ,chine Oils. Manufactu'
.ers' Ag n for the sale of
HOWES IMPROVED STANDARD SCALES
AND
SMITHS GOLD MEDAL SMUT MILL.
Office aud Warerooms,
aul5-3m No. IA Main st. Richmond, Va.