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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-12-21
FOR CHRISTMAS

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just Received from N. York
ONE DOLLAR each, in specie or its equivalent,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Ear Drops. Box and Glass,
Breast Pins for Likenesses, Diamond Pointed Pins
and cases, Finger Rings, Mcdallions, &C..
For one dollar in currency, pair Of tine Plated
Spcctacles with morocco case.
AIcrcLaum and other Pipes from75 cts. TO S20
Best Italian Violin, Guitar and Banjo Strings
. Metal Spectacle Cases and Spectacles of oil
kinds-Gold, Silver and Steel !.
Glasses fitted to Spectacles to suit all eyes
A lot Fancy Articles, sc.
At wholesale and retail Watch Glasses, Main
springs and Watch Materials, and Watch Keys
Pure gold Engagement Rings.
Watches and Clocksrepaired, and warranted for
twelve months.
Jewelry and Musical Works repaired in the
most approved manner.
Just received from New York, Wheeler & Will
sons Sewing Machine, the latest patebt, including
gauges, helnmer, braider. &C., for 500 in cur
rency.
- Sky-Light Pictures,
AMBRoTIPEs, any kind of weather, for two
dollars, in case complete.
Ferrotypes or Card Pictures. 81 eacha
Children double PRICE, unless of sufficient age
to secure the likeness without repetition,
All kind of Pictures taken and copied as above,
at low prices TO suit the times, by -.sE
No. 4, Brick Range.
bsg Push the green glass doors, in cold wealth
Doc IA 1861 26
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-12-21
School Notice.

CLASSICAL SCHOOL will be opened at Boun-
~ Land Academy on Slonddy the goth January,
1866 at the following ratesof Tuition per scholas-
5 tic torn Of ten months ::
y. Algebra, Geometry, Tsigonometry, Surveying
Logic, Rhetoric, &c.s at Eighteen Dollars per
Latin and Greek Languages at twenty-five Dol
An English School will be carried on at the same
place under the general supervision of the under
signed and under the immediate charge Of one
competcntto instruct, of whom the public Will DC
informed.
Rates of Tuition from, Ten TO Twelve Dollars:
The academy is situated SIX miles Dc!oW. low! mai-
baila. Immediately on The Blue Ridge Railroad.
Boarding c:n be had iuthe neghborllood at rea-
sonable rates. ". !. CLES Eh'aasD a..
isA Dec IA, 1865 70
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1865-12-21

Tho INTELL1GENcER is published
regularly, every Thursday morning, and
contains the latest and most reliable News
from every quarter, with choice selections
of Miscellaneous matter, Poetry, &c.
The cooperation of our friends is ear
nostly solicited. We are determined to
mako THE INTELLIGENCER a first
class Family and District Journal.
Subscriptions received for Three, Six
and Twelve Months. Terms, strictly in
advance.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

Nothing in all our

not be shed in revenge. Nothing in all our
struggle was more glorious than its ending.
Wo have taught the Oldest civilizations of the
earth that we surpasS them in the art of war as
well as the art of peace. No Republican bap-
tism accompanies our regeneration. No Sepoy
massacres, no Jamaica atrocities, follow our tri-
umph. We do not send indiscreet editors to
twenty years of prison life for intemperate
editorials. No gallows, no block, no garrote,
none of the horrors Of the December days. OuT
victory was over people. Our strength Is the
strength of people. Our war was to make
peace. Our peace is not vengeance and lie
taking but reunion, justice, freedom, the
healing of old wounds, all oblivion to all thai
is sad and hateful, a determination that the fu
ture will give us Republic as grand and pow
erfu as Rome, and more lasting in this, that VIZ
have no Rubicon for ambitious Caesars, no man
exaltaton, no offering of kingly crowns. Oui
Lupercal is Justice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

Ia THE ASSASSINATION oR CESAR TO BE PERFoRs-Di -
The public must ne surprised TO learn that Booth E 20
nnpear on the New. York stage the coming week. We
know OF which Il most worthy of condemnation Tue
hesrtess cupdiiy Of the foreign manager wlo mas no
sympathy with thus country feelings Of the AmeFi-
car people bringing out this actor AZ the present sie
or tie shocking bad taste o. the actor hlmsehln aiRear
ing Will he appear as the assassin OF t@sarf mat
woula be perhaps the most suitable character
and the most sensational one to answer tue managers
purpose Shame anon such indecent and reckless ais
re- gard of propiety and the sentiments o he American
people Can the sinking fortunes OF this foreign mana
ger be sustained In DO other NAY han p sueh w ue
cen. violation OF propiety The blood o our marty gu
President is not vet dry In the memory OF me people,
and the very name Of the assassin Is appalling u the
public mind still Booth is advertised to appear oeioie
a New. York audience.
We fl I'd this pa agraph in Yesterdays Herald.
Though a desperate incitement to rlof' VIII
harm nobody but the editor OF that paper
The public will not revenge The Heru'a'
loss of theatrical advertising by accepting
an atrocious instgation to hold Mr.. Edwn
Booth responsible for tho wicked act oi
relative which he, with the whole couh'
try. deplored as an American and accepteo'
as an individual, as terrible personal calamity
and sorrow such as few men are called upon 10
endure. The paragraph will only shock tne
sepsbilites of the whole community, anu Jh'
Herald, if it is wise, will endeavor to reeah
bunder which could only DE meant TO hSUg"'
crime and cruelty.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
THE FENIAN FUNDS,

IL appssrs from the statements OF this article that the
Fenian brotherhood have fund Of millions OF dol.
ars-oue million and half the possession of OMahouy
clique and the balance In the hsnds of the Senatorial Rob
e. faction. OF this Senatorial half million hundred
thousand dollars reported deposited with THs TRIBUNE
ASSOCIATION. This fact that TuE rRIBUSE ASSOCIATION
with Greeley Head Center, acting bankers for the
Fsnisns one Of tho most curious yet brought TO light IN
connection with the Brotherhood"
We copy the above from Saturdays Herald
merely to spoil the little curious fact" Not q
dollar of Fenian money was ever deposited with
The TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION, nor has dollar o.
it even been loaned to any person connected
with The TRIBUNE. II appears that Patrick
O'Rourke, the engineer in The TRIBUNE's press
room, was appointed Treasurer of the Fenan
funds. He is a substantial sort OF man, and nc
doubt has paid over all sums as fast as called
upon. In his card, published few days SINCE
he stated that he had never loaned dollar OF
Fenian money except to Col. OMahony, and
that it was returned to him. Mr.. ORourke Is
al Irish. American of the better sort; and we
advise him to take good care Of his engine and
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

,bov will all work rather than starvei
and they have hardly third choice We
sov. then, to every enterpriSing young man
who has decent knowledge of the routine OF
farm labor and can command afcw thousand dol
lars. Go South and plant Cotton, if you will
You can hardly fail to make money by it.
There are millions of acres lying idle which can
be bought or leased very cheaply; you can hire
labor in plenty at fair rates, pror'ded you
can pay for it so fast a. the
wages are earned and you can grow
fair Upland at ten cents per pound and sell next
years crop for twenty-five in gold II that
is MT q good business, we know not where
you will find it, and you can grow second
crop twenty-five per cent. cheaper than your
first, without grinding the faces OF the poor
And, if you want to grow a crop in lo6b, II Is
high time you were about it; Tor there arc
fences and cabins to repair, animals and imple'
ments. provisions. seed, &c, to secure; and
your plows ought to be running early in febru
ary. And you need not feel the slightest feal
that so many will embark in the business as &c
render il unproftable; for the world IS cotton
hungry. and Three Millions OF bales may p'
grown in the South the coming year WITHOUT
reducing the average price below ahliiint
sterling per pound.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
JUDICIAL SALARIES.

The N. y. 1ints seconding proposition ol
The World for an increase of the SALARIES OF
u. S. District Judges, says:
"It Is certainly dscredable TO the Judges OF The
United States COmts working IN this CITY ON sares ne o
81 600 20 S. 80 while the Judges Of our petty Warl
Courts receive from s. 90 To - co.. Inc baafes o.
tho judges Of the Supreme Court are also shameiuil
sinai! for who have 10 reside for suoh iehgin oi
time at Washington. and who must everywhere ketl
up the dignity which belongs 10 members Of TIE hche'
tribunal 10 the land We would suggest that possibly
il Congress wOud increase Judicial salaries 20 some
amounts propurionate TO the dignity aud responsibility
Of the Office, etc
= 1t certainly i unjust if not "discredlta-
Bile that the judges of our one-horse local
courts should be paid higher salaries than the
Governor of our State or the Justices of our
Court of Appeals; but we protest against The
notion that salaries are always TO be levelcd
upward. The salaries of our local civil and
police justices are naked bareiaced robbery
nothing lens nor more. They ought to be cut
down; and not other salaries brought up to
their standard
There arc Federal and other judges who now
receive too little, but only through the deprecs
ton of our Currency. Bring that up to the Spe'
Gle standard, and our Federal judges will be
amply paid. And we protest against increasing
their enoumonts in any other way. To raise
salaTies now il to proclaim our Willingness to
wallCw indefinitely in the slough of Suspension.
Let us rather take resoluie hold and got out
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

We hare been urged to reprint :" p0mp''e' our
,ec>of yerjc, of Mr.. Bucbqnan's elaborate dcfenSe
oflis Presidential course an ne early stages q "'
Rebellion. Ifhere be Hose rho rant copies ~
.ufciency to dcrGy the cost cf ered''@o'e e0'''o"'
,re riH issue it. If, hen ony one r'shes pamp''e'
copies ofhat article ard IS r''t'"S 10 pay - J0'
10 copies By mail lpostpa'dl 0rs' j"r ''V 0y '@'
press l,spaidl, he ,cWp'ease oRpr'se " By letter
oo5 ;fAe ordcys suffice. nc w'H reprint as sSg'
c,sld. BE- if andcrstood mat 'ce solicit no ORDERS
o,d ,c;U prjnt or not as others stoH dcferm're.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25


The correspondent of an eninently conserVs'
tive journal of this city, writes as follows lrOm
Georgia on the text of anotce in Macon paper;
"Msyor Collins informs that at least thirty negroes s'
s h;r;s Al the expense OF the city within the wees
y.st-day eyening aud that nine or ten oi the' "e'e
an dead IN the streets and alleys OF the cry
That there is great mortality among this ~
class Of people none can dispute. People too iee'
mnn,e a motive or look with suspicion On .v ,hs
wnnJrr why Providence" deals 40 harshiy WIN hs W.
negroes. They do search for the phosp5 rorse
mortairy and charge II homo TO the wi.Aeu nj ri
cuors OF this quiet loyal race. IL Is with snaus S
confes, the fact that representatives. oi nS % ssx
hibit ~ tbe pirgers more brutality than ever sas
the worst passioned extend 60 1aseu Da,ysrsa
mems of tho canine breed. II is tbs almost n nobe
hatred coupled with persecution (io1 oless IN, t fr,a
exceptions that refuses them labor ur'eS Sd actually
nlantations starves and freezes them ana i av ny
Kills them with knfe. drug and bullet. saW ! nsaV d
great rough "ngger doctor, the negro'pauPV ilsek
assigned by the Corporation. say mat nc ,ss,he
sons OF were going to glory rs las. as .rseJ
And when the race is extinct BLANK QleahiiS n''N-
ON Tur NooER will be in every library
And We echo, GOD bless the noose eS'cP'
tions"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
NEWS OF The DAY.
FOREIGN NEWS.

According to a Mezioan correspondent OF Inc
6.., Orleans 7imes the RepuNCsn Gen. Daz is carr!
Ing everything before nm in the state OF oa1aea anu
Tho Liberals were also masters ola considerable portion
NJ the coast in the State OF Vera CRUZ Foragine parties
pf Austrians had suffered several defeats Gen Bazhe
bss declared the northern frontier to be under the pro
eoon Of both the Emperor Of Mexico and the Emperor
pf France dispatch from san Francisco announces
Lhe outbreak of new revolution against Mexico.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

GOOD investment demand The Misceaneous share list was
barely steady The Railway share list shows no advanoe
Money is per cent call with exceptional loans at POI
cent, In commercial paper no change best sells al
with few names and second class lodis per cent a"u
lnrr list Is Offered for sale
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
rc,.ns Of the Tribune.
To Advertisers.

We will thank our advertising customers 10 mana
,h.;r Advertisements a ss early an hour as possible ~
ci,ed after O'Clock they cannot be classified under their
beada
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

provisional-Governor Holden of North Caro-
lima has been relieved from duty and has trans
ferred the property and papers to Mr.. Worth,
,be Governor elect.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25
rh. vr,b.nc Almannc for 1866.

This popular Political and Statistical Annual
will be ready shortly. See advertisement.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

Gen. W. L. Sherman WAS at Memphis be, ",,
csmber l9. also Gsp. Pillow ths ITsnef IN '""'
W aship gton the latter for Nash'ine,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-12-25

LET the Fenians alone. he has nothn W "a"
in acting as custodian of their funds.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

DA. AooRR AND MS INsTTTUTR 1T 10 euVi~us
n zee how vaSiUuuly 'thS Ringing amer immaFt ALL
~" atIaeks the eAildrrn Of Notwithstanding the
base degrees BY Which ii did aseend"-hke the
courageous fslsoa. they M their eye upos the IS-
lest quarry. ard make the DonS children Of earth
diE1y With their Snblime niEhts Of Renius. But
We speak metaphoTiealIy, and We must come down
. PEI or %. DR.. G. W MOOAs, Of the Medical
and Surgical THstItute celebrity. Of San Francisco
one y hich thrOUs all QuONdAm suFgeons cOmplStely
intO the shade. By sLew, original, delicate, yet
simple mode OF suFRteAl operation. he performs .
radic., Of HsTRia IN the shoEt space Of three
weeks. S=sat victory 10 surgery, truly, and one
Weil worthy the consideration Of the thOusands
WIN are the victims Of tbs heretofore incuratR
amieti0n. We do not wish to disISTags other ply
Si0ianS IN private practice IL this city. " depvs
them If their we'll earned lauEsls-WO Appreciate
the TALENTS Of come Of them. and honor and com ..
mend their zeal but with all Difference and due
TeOpert. We must say, that there 10 tO0 much im
poTtAnee placed upan OHme meR's paIsiti0n In the
pFOfeOSion, 70 the greet delTi@ent of Science and
defatigAbls inveetig atiOns. When We FVascs
u on the waaf Of ReIrntIAc pT0sreas, - ohsrAs-
terIIrd IN most Ill our mrdleal schnOlS-0dh e red
to 10 all oar psshie hospitals - we'll - In private
prAetice-Ws . but congratulate he many tLOus.
and invahds who annually flock TO this metrIpois
for medical and surgical Treatment, In bong able
to avail ths1ASlSes OF the superior iAcilities "
E'Tdrd in his Institute. Aside from the o.
ski lu treatment and nuTEing. the large. airy and
slsgaHty Furnished V00mS ~ enahIs the pstirHts
10 eniny all the eomEgts and lmxuTIe0 IL hssne
All IN al. We regard Dr. No. ~ and HE InstiI ute
- mnSs SsluabIe SeqHiSsIion "a the Pacific Coast
The need Of Shieh We hsVe long Sines frlt.
jylmsl Lsanday AegeuTy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
SUMMONo.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County Of n Dorado. g.
- 6S.-In the District Court Of The nth Judicial
District.
Action brought In the District Court OF the Elsv
enth Judicial DISTRICT. and the complant aSA In the
CouAty Of b Dorado. 10 the olscs Of the Clerk Of
ssd District Court In and for said County add State
The People OF thP STATE II OaliHOEnla, 70 Francis
Campbell. Defendant, Greeting;
You are hereby required To appear IN IN action
hrDuEhi aRAinus ysu b. MaFkne-t CsmpbslI P1'R, in
the District Court a. he Eleventh. judicial lIlstric4
in and for the County Of n Dorado, and % answer
the complain aIrA therein on the 2Oth day O1
June. 4. b. ies6 within ten days tsxcuslVU OF the
da Of seFvic~), aIteF thu service on you Of this
summOnS-if served within this County; II served
cot Of this OauHty but within this JudIcia District
within twenty days; or, 10 served eat Of saId Die
trict, then within forty days-Or Judgment b. de.
fault will be taken against you.
The said aeEloa b brought to obtain q JuaRment
and decree Of divorce and that the bondS u mnHF.
Haony existing between you and sad PIaInuR Be
aiplxoh and aknnlled; that asld Plaintiff haVe her
costa Of Suhs and sach General relief as she nay Ae
entiti'd %. An ~ you fail to appear anA answer
the sah complaint e. shove frQ0iredtho saId PiaIn
~ w take jady0e asaiuSs yea Or sucA decree.
relief and costs, AccOFdI0G to The prayer Of SAid
complaint
witness, IsUuzs. y. SrSetvsy. yuars o. said Dis.
tFist oGartsf TIE Eleventh judicial DlsaSSet =
a ~H,l 4ttsst NJ hand, and The seal o. saId
sEAt. COart, In and for said County Of n Dora
49, do, herstO aexed, At once In rs CITY 81
Is'S,Hel NaSsrv'ss. ~ tAt - Az q SslS. 4.
x Z c a lv~in, Any sSr i irH T;Sisi
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

Tn BenockaCt -1ND Tax aOvSENnHNS.
1Fhe,R sOvsaeuc<fR u Post. aVpkine
Of thf sOurss and @S Dor the Dt~d
eta prty tO~sS Il Coz snu 1. d
rim The psss q Fs w -
"a e II M v
kImpaSaial hhansy viii dsclds thatySAa D.
poaition party Of ls6O-lee4 was . h,ysI parry
% a. htiA6ssy tFHeas Esd disesFiiaR, se6se.-
i vap lQr De Sastpaapep Of he 0OVeSaneat
il WnS e9 ~ RyesSSalIea a IN inAaGgity- Il
our tsPTitOry. IL was TOE the prosecution Of
ytvtqG-gf GguWt1ulis'oal
principles. The 6istOFian who records from .
high stand point the ptogFess Il the eOnAIct.
will describe Iks IRE GaefiAees made By The
people Of aH psFties n cid e tie suihoritv II
lAe 0"veVameHA Ghlls ~ VII pay Just tFibua
In fhut dsVslisa - psinsiPlsa ~ the Demneratf
&c party Wiki hspt q ever. svsa usdeF ohlOs
quy. miaFSprsaenSaGinN AN aAAgsr, true to the
tai priSsipIss 80 49, {; 8. sSS sasssin III
fire. 00VoFeasatG u .has bseu WatchIul
withHal hing fAetiasaS IL has been loyal 10
the 0"vsFu@eat wttAout bring treaehssOus 10
principle; aad upOa Ihs Fses'EaisiEn II lie due
jsinea, drpsada The S'lutiOa spss9lly sad e.
'VsNS6lS a. eA6 ihaasVuoUly iaAPsSaSafqi Sli0u6
which are hsssssing " bs disguised o."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
4lseIaI aaS GeR6raI 5lslls.1

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seskh, 80 y dstA@atisa n szksSc. Ssss.S,. ~
Sep4ln11ees - . FsaR ~ - - ~
SNaupso tie fatn Il AhStAePsS -. UAhas
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gTaetysng y an AIs PstieatS. m sS.@s y
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tteaas ateeE hseEiss bic tsFas = tS".ss.s.tS. =.
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eeess vhss0 ing expS fpnes kSa 49, ~ -
Ssaee ~ eolsGAaftsA Whish Hno,ssssss@s,St -
eeasaeaee. esrssas aGIsteA 6Itk sisSS = -
eAssaae elpoasa. Seala - veil . $3.50 - .sS
es9I = IN evSaeS, = 60 - = HssH- - ooe'
esssea - asks p ~; ~ DE - 49,
etsees g BE adVtsa nnlaos tie 49, 49,. 80
seH aH4sF AAe eags. HIs - % IgeA ksn.1-
sasoaes eRpostas The Ra~i1s Nh es--s.-ss- -
pasyp oAee.-ts. 2. NsRO. ~eS'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

Rs'ruLouA-Ws take he following
|stuNRies "itsm, Of political intelIlgeAee"
from the San francisco Bulletin Of Thurs
day: - - ''a'' ~ ~.
~ eosrsep0udsut Of the Solano PFOes. Wri.
dHg IRON SAn FFsnciscn. says: .MeCallam
and 6sadSraae expect "a eapSur0 y DNfaao
Ovyt Ls.w-as4 BswrkwaST but Dan 0sIwirks
wnl sWtag naI c'EPerhsAd vOtss fSr cosssss
In case there b = diviaiOu." q
No man can "swinG the COpporheAd
votes, )" end 10 one would hsVS the temer.
ity to try the experiment. COpperhrada
are honest, intelligent and independent.
and have never, submitted 70 and never
viii submit to. dictatiSn. :,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

DoN'F LsgE H. II seems that Placerville IL
Oot The Only place where white men object IN
eelehrAts the Fourth nf Jals 10 StsmpaBS- with
81" Free American citizens 0f African descent. ~
The San Franci.eO Call Ravs-"Manv pe..pIs
ere not pleased vt the aciiOn If the Fourth II
JulS C'mmiS,es in extending tn the negroes
sn invitation to take par, 10 the prOcea.inu. -
IN Consequence nf that invitation, aome asan
eiatinns that proposed t0 take part in the cele
0Fati'n, n"w Tefnae ." tnrn out" In Sarra.
n,ento the Eaa'e FEELING rxi%,a. The Firrmen
end other Associations 1hi~ct tO turning ont
with negrOrs David G. NilaOn, Chief EHRi-
beer Of the Fire Department, stated that II wna
the sentiment ~ the B ard ~ Foremeu that
Vh0 Fire Department ah'Msid not turn out in
the parade nnleaa the Committee ~ Arrange
ments rescisded its AeIi'R In inviting the ne
gr'Ass 10 participate in the ceremoni ea ~ the
dsv.: Dir. J. T.. HALEY stated. cit had BEEN
rep0rted In the streets that those who we're
uppOaed b. the neKv''oA turing COS we're Srcea-
sionista. This repHrI be branded a lie
There was MT mar e l"vsl bsIdy 1T men in the
State than Engine ca. M. T." Henry Etrn-
beck sisted that the I)Vaymeulh Association
bad ~ nrHt decided to- turn nut The members
had positively changed their minds On Account
ofahe i"vnafi"n 10 the neRrnea. The feeling
- the Hubjs6t, IN Sacramento, must be intense.
Esfee, wh0 moved IN invite the neRr0es. nIasrd
shat he bad bOan HlnaOat inaaSItoA n the
Btrrsis 90 several OccasiOnA on aecnuut If hia
0e4I'a." Politicians WIN want IN maks poEii.
cal capital mt If the ns9F6 win End thst 0,hrr
9haA .+sscesao1iSts ere opposed to assOeist-
jDg with them. III
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01

CELEBRAEToN OF rae FOuRTH. -Extsn>ive
preparations for tbs celebration nf the RlariOus
Foar1h have been made in this CITY, George
town, COlOna and 81 Dorado. In this conn~c.
tiOn, ws may slS' meusi0n the fact that the sur.
rounding ountry. realizing the importance Oi
nis occasion. have, In . spirit Of liberalty end
patriotism. resolved TO give o welcome ~ the
eighty-HiDth anniversary. such - has never
before bssn rendered BY them. Il vii! be Q
day Of jabiIes-sverybody will be happy. 10
scSe PLACES Il will be cslsbFated In ihe Kn0d
nid.laahioned way. in Others. wO regret 70 say,
tu partisan spirit. IN this city, y. A. H mil.
ton. ESq.. will deliver the urati''N: Rev. C. G.
feireA Rsad The DoolarA,iOa If Independence.
6SA ---~-. Rad he E1laMoipali.M Prnclsu,u.
tton. Il Gs.TgetOwn. Calvin Edg~r.na, ESQ.,,
viii deliver the "Fati0n, and II. u. Porter, read
Ne DrelaFatian. A. 81 DDrAAo, General N.
0rceas Cartls w'h Be the Oratuc NJ the DAv,
and George g. RlAaOhAFd, Eaq Reader. We
have pOG heard the uames IL the Orator aud
, Reader at COE'ma.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-01
Nrm advertisements GosDau

NOTICE.-To Tun TIcxRr.HoLprns IN
TINE CONCERT AID GIFT DISTRIBUTION YoH THE
BHSEVII OF Mas. JOHN O'DONNHLL---In eonse-
quenes Of the limited number Of tieketS which
have b. en- cold for the AboNs enteTtainmeat. the
Girs will not % distTihuted. Parties who have
purchased tickets. and desire it, can have their
money returned.
~ THE CONCERT WILL TAKE PLACE
ON MONDAY EVENING NEXT, a. per an
DOuneement. The public are respectfully invited
to attend.
Placervills, July LIST, 1855.