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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
Rheumatism Can be Cured.

TIME undersigned would inform those who are suf
Il fering from Rheumatism that he has, after
years Of research, succeeded In compounding
medicine that has been proved, in numerous in
stances, to be an INFALLIBLE REMEDY for all
Rheumatic Complaints, no matter Of how long stand
Ing THE CALIFORNIA RHEUMATIC REMEDY
consists Of three distinct preparctions Nos and
being for Internal use and No. for external. This
medicine does not contain mercury, or any other in
furious Ingredients. THE CALIFORNIA RHBU-
MATIC REMEDY is warranted to give immediate
relief and to effect immediate cure in the most
obstinate sases Of Rheumatism, in few weeks, or
the money will be refunded. The California Rheu-
matte Remedy, together with full directions accom-
panying each bottle, will be forwarded by express
any part Of the Pacific coast, upon receipt Of $40 in
coin, or the equivalent in greenbacks.
For sale only by
SAMUEL ADAMS,
At the United States Drug Store,
Corner Of Bush and Powell streets,
sept9mSl San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
TO THE PUBLIC.

The large number of urp-inc pied I" doctors" vi,
now advertise II the pubic journals. ard Nlo AsSc
=" loIc held fu sway IN San FrAEri>co. Seems to
render II imperative fr son" able practi icurr
Of medicine, on whom the I'1hic chu rely. :, rla.-
attempt, not only TO relieve those who may b.
suffering from disease. Nat al" 10 save tLeu. rom
the rspaC,ty of charlataIs and importers.
DR.. Moore offers lis services To the people n Cal
iforna in the CAPACITY of Physician AID surgeon
giving bogus certificates 90 remarkable curr. nor
offending de!icacy hy disgusting descriptions Of DIS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
DAYS OF OLD.

Give me back the days Of old
The days Of honest labor;
When man TO man was frank and free,
And would not wrong his neighbOr.
When men were not ashamed to work
And cultivate the coil,
Seeking no other boon than that
Witch follows earnest toll.
When truth and right and honest zeal
Give all their proper station;
And justice weighed in truthful scales,
ARd wisdom ruled the nation.
Our soldiers they were brave and true,
And neither crest nor shield
Was needed then to make them men,
In biVouac or In field.
But let us not forget to pay
The tribute due to others;
And while We sing of men Of old,
GOd bless our ancient mothers.
That let US pray that come what may,
The charming days of old,
When right was might, and honor bright
Be valued more than gold.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

m.sontc.,.si.rra Nevada Councila
No 40 of Royal and Select Masters, holds stAteo
meetings ON the evening Of the hTst Tuesday o.
each month, in Masonic Hall, PhceEVine',
WI. 4. JANUARY, l. i NJ
HENRY d. RAPHAEL, Recorder
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
SEMINAL UEihNZ.>>,

4 Su0rhf0 ttrtifcdfe ~ X'st Remarkable CHrt
or Spty-"dtorrA ri.
desire to benefit suffering humanity, and feel
duce me to make this statement. FOR many years
have been afflicted with that terrible disease
known as" "Spermatorrhra," Or S-uIiuaI Weakness.
the result Of self abuse but till ISIS experienced hui
little trouble or Inconvenience. In that year how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness TO an alarming Z.
tent, which was soon followed ny the most alarming
symptoms, as weakness Of the back and lirrlus nal
ia the head, dimness of vision, nervousness, and
general debility. My mind, too, affect ed TO such
an extent AS to seriously impair my memory INV
ideas were confused and spirits depressed was
society, had evil forsbodings and selfds-
trust, and was entirely untitled for any of the du.
ties Of lfe. From l~t5 10 the summer Of l>f3 en-
plnyed the very hest medical talent could fnd ard
spent several hundred dollars but IN no instance
obtained more than temporary relief l had about
concluded there was relief for re in this world
but seeing DR. Doberiys advertisement. thought
would call and see him, as he charged nothing for
consultation. had al interview with Dr. Duheriv
at his once 55 Sacramento street. and hi. fee FOR
treatment WAS So reasonable, determined To trv
him. though did not eXpec: much benefit from lis
treatment. On the 5th Of December last laced
ryself under his care in one week found riysrlf
very much improved. aud now, after tive wr~ks'
treatment, feel myself thoroughly cGreI Of ali my
troubles and in the enjoyment of ;he bee; healt -
Hoping that my experience may be Of bentn; tn
others similarly afflicted, subscribe uys-lL
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn t. before me- thIs I5,h day
OF January, A. D. le6i. A. Il. RANDALL.
H. 81 Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

FL Dorado Lodge No. 26, are held at Masonic HaiiA
on the Monday of or next preceding the Full MOOR
in each month. 5000 a..
HENRY D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
TO THE LNDIEs.
TO COKRE~PONnENTS.

Parties in the country. Who way iesirr 20 rcrS9'
The Doctor. can d. 80 ty lrtt-r. al r~,.,r - r,
turn 'Lu Description - thrlr dS,a.. ard 3ts r.rAr,
o. cure. All communication will De ','l STRICTLY
cOnhd-nt;al. and the letters returned, i desired
Medicines will he sent securely. I"r'rrs. tp r-cr.v.
Al answer, should be accompanied by rL eXpiest
envelope.
COnEultatIOna Free.
EB- All letters should be addressed to
DIR. c. W. MOOkE,
Gal Commercial ST.,
...-.-4.--.- -----.--.- SAN FRANCISCO
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
For the Cure Of Diseases. ;
Whether Acu'e or Chronic.
AT No. GAL COMMERCIAL STREET,
few doors below KesrHey, San Francisco.
nise.,e. orthe Uterlnr Fnnc,ion..

Diseases OF the Uterine Functions,
characterized by irregular, suppressed or painful
menstruati1n, pain in the sides aud back. sensation
Of weight in the pelv.s, etc Nervous HeSdac he
Leucorhpa or whites, are treated Seent!fc prin.
ciples aud prompt and permanent cure effected.
Diseases OF the sexual Organs, male
or female, whether recent OF chruhit. are treated
with AL the SIX u and APPLIANCES which modtrI. If
ence has made available A cure viii l.- guaranteed
In the shortest possible tine, and the most rra.
sonahlr terms. No uoXru. drag are u,ci and a
few days only are required u eject a permanent
cure.
Nervous Affections, sac a. Neuralgia
Paralysis, Giddness, rfuuess Of ...v:.. etc, wal
receive especial attention
Secondary and Hereditary ATec-
ttOns, Scro'ula IN a.! Is maIlf,li flttas, Dysp.p.
sia EmAc!atiun aud Drh'.itv treated ~ ,rr;A u
and uufAihg remedies, speedily rIiT ',iig AT cor.
rupt humors and imra'tiug healthy too. = the
system, by purifying the tio,d regulating Ne secre
tons and rein, Goratr- ne VIA powers
Surgical Operations, - wht'cv-r m.
ture pertItulc! scientific ally All IT,. pa'',:' hoard
ed at the Ius',.ntr TIE Doctor vii gI.rAL'r- :.
cure Hernia tor tresnN e t'.r wprs; ,4 10 '.r-r
weeks, by ueS ra'l- - op.ra'',.- ovarian II.
mors, So fatal 10 icaa.es, Uil te Successfully re-
moved.
Twenty yeas residence IN MeNico South America
China aii the last Indies together w,t h. larsr
Hospital and Army practice. La- g.yra IT, pori.r
advantages possessed by few. sd b.. remarkable
success warrants prourisf - tH-,'iuaI cure n.
man System. and the different staGN - disease, are
the most complete on tAi, tuas' Ehlrh,., vIr,,.,..
As lecturer enables h,it 20 tNtlalL & J.. va'i,''-
the particulars = their No ~, ,.ttry !. io ,dr
% disease or the mode u' treatment bu: she raurNt
s instructed in all iha' pertain. to- L.. cas~ .
Medicines. With full 't,~tior-. w. 10 -..' "a ary
part Of the STATE on recrp of letter jr,,falL he
symptoms.
An lnfrmAry j. CONNECTED with ti--s,ah..r meat
Npre Vai,er l.. who desirn r7av receive board AID
'pn.'art attention dgif V;i| -sr,-. ay nd
'uc tie Inconvenience e = p'-! r M Iri attn.
I've nrfs's will be rrl v"i AID 10 meals u.A be
let untried to give vi, sat action
~ po'"r's apartment are the ;H0s' cNrrr'.-i ors
ard bt'' sfrarged 10 BE ,'v, a'd r,jra'- ri1 rely
Oh the siTctes; privacy. Consolidate ~ Frc,.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies suffering 'rnrr aty - ,le le-'. 'r. n--i..
liar 8 "a" sex. "a fri th- D'-- a .t'r !tr.,
aHd scica' 81 phys.'.ln L. t'~ j-,s'r..' " ,.I-
press cns and Kindred >ra.-.. p o. S''ol' ag
equal, a"f Ladies u y ;-l a-.rf.I t',' ''.y p
r",eve to t4r.' Del cate All c-l ',.'a-.v 'r-...-
ne t. nd ,erurr II' 1t y '',fu'.'.l' ar',t'i~s
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
DIR. G. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
cal Commercial Street,
few doors below Kearney,.. SAN FRANCISCO
C. w. MOORE. M. D.,
ATTENDING AND RESi DENT PHYSICIAN,

Late Surgeon Z. y. L.. QHdrdntiHe THysieidn
at Neic orleans ant BpAt,H Ls.fHytr en-
NprI;d Andi"mV AMI D,.eds,s ri No.
tnep dHT tAH'irtH. Ne,ahcr n he
MIssdchHseft~ Ne'Iicn! .>or,etH
etc. etc,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
HELMBOLDeS
HIGHLY ooScESTRArED
Compound Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa

For purifying the blood, removing all diseases arising from
excess and imprudence In lfe chronic constitutional dis
arising from an impure state Of the blood and the
only reliable and ectual known remedy for the cure Of
ScTofula, Scad Head Salt Rheum, Pains and Swelling Of
the Bones Ulcer ations OF the Throat and Legs BOche
Pmples the Pace, letter Eyspelas and AL Seay erup
tons Of the skin, and besutfyng the coNPLkxIoH
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07

@-~1Ga AT THE
HIGH SCHOOL, PLACERVILLE,
Commenced on
Tuesday Evening, Sept. 26th, 1865.
The School will be open every
Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday.
W- The public are invited to attend and wit
ness the exercises.
Specimens of Penmanship will be exhibited at the
room on each evening.
TUITIoN-$5, for Fifteen Lessons.-stationery,
Fifty Gents.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
I, annear,nV 10 NV s.u.ce,,oo l.

Il appearing 10 my satisfaction, by sGdsri, FLED
IL 'i!s casr. that lie feudAnt Of M.
SA" ai.l 's resident - the city Of Austin in the
= A.. - Nevada aud .hat Pain;id has rood r,p.s
- acton AEairs; Ieirrdsnt upon HON .he servies
- sIun oi.' n 'tis case Is 10 be made:
= cr'!tr~l that service o. the summons In IN.
cAu>" ," made ~ arLh cation thereof once V,et
10y the space o. tire months In the Moshtaib Nm,
o.rai. h' v-pai'"r i.ttshtd In this County ana
thAi COPY ~ 81 j .Grncn. he deposited foy,hWth
. thr r'''' nee, addressed u Defendant at kIs
!lAs' - residence 4foTtsAid hen stryiee d.
q " 10" d-,rr! lil-'e
tbs StA day e July, l>65.
JOHN BUSH,
lI!>iu"i Justice Of the Peace
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
TEACHERS WANTED.

Many teachers needed in this country, who
can find pleasant, profitable and useful employme nt
Persons writing toerabe hand and having a free
use OF the pen can by appropriating leisure hours,
be instructed in short time as to be competent
to teach.
propose to qualify ladies and gentlemen tfor
teaching the art In the most approved manner, and
on the Spenseran system.
Success warranted and a situation secured. Per
sons having inclination for teaching will please
confer with me for further information.
- Residence at the Cedar Ravine Hotel.
H0UGHTON & GILLETT
Placerville, September 32d, 1865.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
JOHN BUsH.

Justice Of the Peace.
County, Greeting Make legal service and T,tprU
hereof. '"
Gwen under Ely hand, this 5,h day Of Ju,v A
u 800 joins BUSH,
IT, : Rev Stamr.l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
TO FENiIE<.

When female is in trouble, or afflicted with dis
ease. as weakness Of the backan limbs, pain ia the
head, dimness OF sight, loss of muscular power ral
PtatiOn Of the heart, rritab,lity, nervousness ex
trene uriVAy difficulties. arrangement OF digestive
functions, General debility, vaginitis, all diseases Of
the womb hystersa, sierity and all other diseases
peculiar TO females, they should 90 write once
TO the celebrated female Doctor, W. X. Doherty, at
his Medical Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disease. The Doctor is eflrcting more
cures than any other Physician ia the state OF Cali
fornia Let ho false delicacy prevent you. but ap-
ply immediately and save yourself from painful ~.
terinLs and premature death. All Married ladies
whose delicate health other circumstances Ur-
vent increase in tLeir families should wrIt, or
call at DR. W. h. DOherty's Medical Institute, and
they viii receive every possible relief aud help
The Doctors Offices. consisting 81 a suit o! six
rooms, are so arranged that he can be consulted
without fear Of observation.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
To CORRkNpDNDL.NTI.

Patients residing in any part Of the Stat, however
distaIt, who may desire the opinion and advice Of
Dr. Doherty. on their respective cases, and who
think proper 10 submit written statement Of such
in preference to holding a personal interview are
respectfully assured that their communications viii
be held most sacred DIR. Dohery takes This oppor.
tunity Of observing that all letters are op-ued and
replied TO by himself only latter as promptly
as possible.
If the case be fully and canddly described. the
necessity for personal commune alton will be SUPER
ceded, as instructions for diet, regimen, aud the
general treatment of the case itself (incuding the
remedies), will be forwarded without delay and in
such a manner as to convey no idea Of the purport
of the letter or parcel so transmitted.
90 Consultation gratis. Permanent eure guar
anteed or no pay Address,
W. X. DOHERPY. NJ. B.,
sept23-Sml San Francisco. Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
SUMMONS.

S,TATE OF CALIFORNIA. CorD,,,r
= S5-In Justices Court, Placerr;I,s ~ - notaso-
TIE r."i'' o. re state Of CnIftornia.' '""'n'p'
To II. ;. llERRICK, Defendant no.,,
OF sad Township, Greeting: fe"oenI
ics are hTfrny tGmmrnrd to appear before me a,
u Dorado, on tie 9Th day Of July, A. d isSs = Of
O'Clock p NJ, to answer unto n. conni.t.'.
Robert Bell HG. nonresident Of ssS f".n.. OF
who sues /" recover the sum Of one hundred IA
yoAt mote. payable TO PlalEtG or oydrv snS Ie On
August Goth lN6l when Judgment vii h. STssu t.%su
against You for sad amount together Win &C.. !.
ycu fail 10 appear and answer '''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-07
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

JOHN BUSH,
Justice Of the Peace.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

A lady Is said TO have applied for divorce
in this state Oh the ground that her husband al
ways insults her when they 90 TO q psrt7 or ball
together. by leaving her and waiting upon some
other lady TO The table. She had submitted to
such treatment for years. but wouli submit to il
DO longer The Judge TO whom she applied
mildly informed her that she could not ger d.
vorce for such 8 reason, vhereuDon she declared
that until women should be allowed 10 vors and
20 hold Office. she supposed il would be useless
for any OF them TO expect to get justice in a
christian land
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

The Rhode Island Democratic state conven-
ton met at Providence on The 22i. and nominal
&c Charles : Bradley. OF North Providence, for
governor; Henry Butler. Of Warwick. for lieu
tenant governor; Thomas Steele. of Smithheld.
for -ecre'ary Of state; General \ Nicholas Van
Syek. Of Providence. for stiorney general. aid
Henry II Cooke, OF SespOrt for general treas
urer. Mes-rs Bradley and Butler declined;
-hereupon Alfred Anhonv was nominated $
governor. and Olnsy Arlod as lieutenant gov
efnOr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
From The Boston Courier
New England and ssthe Rest OF the
Country

The Traveller, commenting upon the great
and growing unpopulsrity of New England,
says
"Whv are these attacks constantly made on
New England? Why is it that she is represent
ed Sinking her duty, and as thereby thro wing
heavier burdens on the backs of people of other
''sectionsf" Are not these attacks and misrep
RESERVATIONS conceived and carried on in the same
sectional spirit that was SD common before the
secession war, and which had so much 70 do
With bringing that vast calamity upon the re
publcf"
Perhap. they are; but il it becoming for New
England 10 complain aloud when the cup she
la. made Others TO drain 10 the dregs il presented
to her own lips The mill OF God griDds
slowly" and our people may End it no less true
that IL grinds exceedingly small" What will
become OF New England possessed OF no single
natural monopoly. not even of ice, when the
hatred planted by radicals in the hearts OF the
people of the west and south has It's growth and
irGition 0Cf commerce flown to New York
and our manufacture 70 Pennsrlvsnis. may
have ample time for repentance when blight
like that which was once felt among Us. and OF
which Salem. NerbuTyport. Portsmouth, and
not 4 few other towns are mementoes. falls upon
all our own busy and wealthy communities
Will not the verdict of the country then be.
Died with meddllng With other peoples bust
ness"
The Traveller expresses its disbelief in toe
truth of the reported expressions OF Mr. Lincoln
to toe Illinois delegation 70 the effect Boston
does tho praying. sud ChicsgO must do the
fighting The Traveller gise- no authentic
refItation of the statement. and sc II has ap-
peared generally in The Illinois papers without
contradiction, IL would seem that there was
some presumption IN thus assuming 1T ialsity
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

The commissioner OF internal revenue has
made the following decision: ANY person having
paid tea dollars fer cattle brokers' license is
authorized to sell cattle, hogs or sheep TO the
amount OF ten thousand dollars annually. and no
more But where several such brokers act in
partnership IN such manner that the sales of
each cannot be separately computed. the Law is
construed 10 allow such firms 70 sell al amount
equal to ten Thousand dollars for each member Of
the firm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

ltuLD IUxsLIs6--An persons wanting shade
M Tree, Frnis Trees, Ever.reens. or anything IN
- xrr-~ry in- xI BE- "a pied BY leaving fhei. or
DER win he .eb-crsbe- No y North Illinois street.
or a. Khley a divers Agricultural war-ro m No. IS
We, Warrington street Tee hoxe. furnished ~ de-
strrd. W. tLD4h.
na-<4-ffr
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

The addition | made VAS tie kentucky sn5
Virginia resolutions. Constituting now the Les
son OF the lnnrr Temple cut them out Of
an old volume of The Kentucky aud Virginia
Resolutions of 9s aud 90 think il was the
second Virginia aud the FIRST aud third KentuckT
but of that | am not positive: but they were tie
Virginia resolutions without any alteration. CT
cept local allusOu to the tine they were
passed. and the state Of Kentucky in l79S
which were omitted IL not a declaration II
principles that was ali the change thst was
made.
In reply TO the question what he understood 70
as supreme commander, Mr. V.ILaSpIGHAn
replied;
The objects OF tie order we're hrsi, political
the advancement aud success OF the democratic
party. especially with reference 70 tho presideu
tial election. The second, aud TO that extent al
Offset 10 the organization known as he Loyal
Union Le,gue. Another object was the protection
of democrats against violence ov moos. the dc
stroying Of democratic newspapers, and assaults
on members of the democratic party. The 9th
e.. and ultimate one. dependent entirely upon
whether the contingency ever arose. was 90 pro
tect TIE ballot box IN case OF the attempt 20 sup
press state elections. the election OF tue presi-
deaf OF the United States by force OF arfus. BE
yond that ! never knew or heard OF snv other
purpose OF the order a. Al organixi,on. nor had
any connection with il as such. lfthere vas
any other, it was the individuals them selves only
that we're concerned, IN dissoedicnce TO the
known ard understood purpose Of the order.
Question Had this order any such purpose
a. sfsrding aid and assistance 20 the confederate
army, or rebellion of the southern states
Answer -upder no circumstsdce whatever.
On the cortrAry, / had refused TO JOIN proceed
ing order because Of q suspicion in nv mind
that By some possibility something of that kind
might be intended
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31
PROVISIONS
DAILY MARKET.

1--WE sn6erssn med has opened Store on The Csraer
II % limos and Ohio Stree =. were he will keep
IL Market the sale o. Groceries, Prosi-ens. all
lads az country Pr0dace. Ne :, Fsn, Horse snd Gov
Feed and il fact every thing required oy family or for
family nse linens 70 keep yth ns used BY Ana
lily I'D -i end articles Zee Ct enA-ge 70 any
part 81 the city. Give ne call
rna-2.a lw G. D. wlL6Us.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

fENHERE viii be Special Meeting az Indas.poTs
hsPter. No. 6, this fFridsyl evening 81 o'clock
Tor work HAS FiSHER, Sec.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

A NETTING OF INDIANA coSsIsToRY OF P. OF
n Y. s. Il Be h~l1 81 The halls - the A. "a Rte.
teis lFritay1 evening e. oelock % eonf the degree
q ki q s0o-h. Cannidsfes who have received TIE
eesree % Rose Croix enitleS this degree and
requested q Re puActusl n their attendance
EDWIN A DAVIS
6rsnd Csnmander.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-31

I'VE HEko oF FoRr SrE,DsAN. ohu Fred
erick Hartrou2t. the gallant general who recap
tured Fort SieAdmsn, and turned defeat into
victory. on the morning Of Saturday last. is a
native of Montgomery County. Pennsy lvania
and was born December 10, 1880. he vss grad
usted Al Cuiou College. Schenectady. in 1853.
AID was in tie praeti~e OF law till the commence
men, Of theEar Il has fought in North Caro-
lima, Virginia Penis ssnis. Tennessee and
Mississippi aud always sith marked distinction
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-09-23
The situation In Mexico.

Tn. military situation ~ M,Sco, a,<.ys an.
eult to understand, seems now TO he tntally mex
plicatle. Contradictory rcpvr's have lately fol.
loved 80 clOselJ upon each oIicf, gu tio sIrEcI
10. -'a-.- ~ 40 ~or,.niiry G,-ca- b.v, 81 %
ron'iy osIlaiol 80 regularly, tlst q Gro seem, 20
te but isilo hope Of arriving n tic tru.b Tho
last reports arc TO the effect that the L rn'. ave
captured Tehuacan. a city OF .en tlou.ard i.hs5.
i.sn.r, aud tha, tiey hsyc recently g,ipo ,o,.r,i
minor successes. We slso have late official re,or,
nom MArasl RAz,rsR who commands he French
troops IN xoo W the eliot that hl, ior,c.
entered Chihushua on tie 18Th ult, and com e'lrd
JuAHrz 10 fly TO frontier post Il il also repo-,ed
that the followers Of JuAEtz are s.our.red SING.
tie announcements Of tho proposed rsducii,n Of
General fnIumAS's fooces ON the L Gran e, n,
ihoy had cherished tho hope that (. Vas the t,r.
pose OF our Government to espouso their cause.
The probsl lily is that tho Ii erals h.,.
experienced s1me revorses, but Il is also nr,b,,l.
that The ex en-, Of Their disasor is or ,tly ex,r.
gera'ed. About year ago the condition Of N.
b'oerai cause was apparently very much In tho
condition IN which 10 10 now reported 10 he. JrAerz
was -riven back into the mountains OF chihuahua.
AFTER sustaining . succession Of defeats Al the
bands of the Frenc aud tho latter regarded
themselves /" secure from furlher trouble. but
At time ~hea bis enemies we're least expecting
him. Jr IErz suddenly bounced upon the French
men aud drove them down As far -, Matamoras.
Inc case "a'a very dose p'rN.lel to that of wash.
ins'ons descent upon tie n lush al eutou, AFTER
having been driven into the mountains win o "
. remnant OF an army. Therefore, we are not We,
dispose to believe that tAs Mexican u.lrpcrs nsvo
conquered the brave band Of pa r.o.s who clius to
the standard Of JuArrz 7 deou 40 army ,ha,
" hSh''ng for itorty QUO thing; to colqucr I, |.
quite another.