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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17
Total smoun OF Capital Il Surplus s7;s sai
II. dSNEYS.

Cash on hand, In banS. and in the
bands OF Agents ant IN course
rho ., m,,,; traasa 1a sim sim. slts as7 rs
o,,is inS g, Compsny :. lo7,2?o SO
BIZ mortgage on Real Estate,
worth at least s3j2.l5O, with
per inteies. as per ac.
c0mpdnving yuuchers) . 1880 90
Loans on U. ). Stock and Bonds
and othsr coiiAlersls-un ac.
ooa mani;; mn ;,;:...::.i;;.,.;.. sAI7s 90
ued at the oil;. (I,rn5 and
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E,t Al Asxott oT tlio Cannany a-sa IN =.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17
How New York City Filled its Quota


The City has been in rage tor "a
fortnight at Provost Marshal General
Fry and his peculiar arithmetic, by
which he figured up the quota OF New
York city at something over four
times as large as was generally sup
posed. Efforts bave been making to
correct the gentleman s figures, and
copies of standard works, arithmetics,
and numberless wooden spoons, have
been awarded him. This morning
the city was violently aroused to find
that tho Provost Marshal. General was
right, and that the people and Gov
ernment had been swindled-the first,
into fancied immunity from the draft,
and the latter, ont of its recruits -
The Government detectives have dis,
covered a plot in existence here; by
which substitute brokers, bounty
Jumpers, anmy officers and soldiers
combined in a league, offensive and
defensive, to rob the Government ol
Its bounty money and recruits. En-
listment papers have been forged by
wholesale, it being common practice
to palm off hundreds OF these forged
papers at a time. For each one ol
these forged enlistmente man had tc
be furnished, of course; but by the
aid of men in charge OF rendezvous
the enlisted men were allowed tc
'jump" and reappear half a dozer
times each. Some OF these rascally
brokers have made immense fortunes
John Fay, an illiterate Irishman, no,
worth one dollar year ago, has ac'
cumulatea. a fortune of S250,0OO by
his brokerage swindles. James Lee
formerly boatman, has made ovel
$50 900, and had $4,000 on deposit
when arrested. Col. l.. G. Baker
War Department detective, has beer
instrumental in ferreting out this ne
rarious swindle, and in bringing tho
parties to justice.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1865-02-17
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III. LIABILITIES

Losses incurred and In process of
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Company ..,.,...-....-.....
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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Goop.-A loyal member Of the negro
suffrage party from Vermont has been
suspended, by the Second Auditor at
Washington. from exercising the functions
of Claim Agent before that Bureau, on
account of exorbitant charges made by
him for the adjustment and collection #
claims. In some cases he has been com,
peeled to refund money to his clients -
The agent in question, according to re-.
port, has been noted for his horror Of
Copperheads and his professed friendship
for soldiers. The latter he has manifest,
ed by swindling soldiers and the widows
and orphans of soldiers out OF half their
scanty dues. Such fellows are loudest in
their denunciationS OF their political op
ponents and the Southern people, and are
using their utmost efforts to prevent a Fe-
turn Of peace on q permanent basis. They
made money by the var, are sorry it is
over and would shout with glee to see it
renewed. They have had their day. and
it is encouraging to see them disgraceful
" turned out Of Office.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

THE Virginia Enterprise thinks the
"Speci6c Contract Act Of California is
doomed, and the vote on the resolutions
shows healthy majority in favor of its
repeal" What are those opposed to its
repeal doing? Have they circulated re.
monstrances against itf tits claimed by
those who are in favor of its repeal that
majority Of the members Of the Legis.
lature are with them in sentiment, and if
this be so, and the vote on the resolutions
seems to confirm their statement, imne
diate action should be taken by the friends
of the Specific Contract Law to prevent
its repeal. 1t will not do to delay the
matter too long. If We have not been
misinformed, petitions for its repeal are
being circulated in some of the precincts
in this county, and by false representa-,
tions the agents Of the repeal movement
may get majority Of our citizens to sign
them. We cannot censure our Fepresen-
tatives for voting for its repeal il q ma.
jority Of their constituents petition them
to do so but a majority will not sign
such petition. if the matter be properly
presented to them. We knoU q majority
Of the voters of our county are opposed
to ITS repeal, but their opposition will not
amount to much unless they remonstrate
against its repeal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

"SuccESs. TKE TRrE S1ASnARD OF MEaD."-
II there is any truth m the above "nld adAge''
then it will apply 10 the EectrOpAlhic Institute
~ San Francisco. This eStab hAhment was
opened To the public about six years AKn under
the management Of DIR. J. II. Jnsselvn, Uho
has during that time treated upward olIwentv
thousand cases ~ disease, Ia successful Iss ne
With the exception Of very small number
who were too far gOne having been 0verdnscd
with p"ieanOus druRs BY snare n the Dumetous :
quacks thAab'und in this State. During the
above time the resident phy scian, Dr. J. II.
JosseIyD has received and replied 10 not less
than SIX thousand and Eve .hu8dred b.Iters be-
side giviAg his personal attention to ali the pa
tSentS under treatm at the Institute, an
amount of work that it would be hard " find
anolher man o. this coast with ply sicAl power
sufbciSHt Cor The IN aPrtak Ting, and vet the res.
ideOt physician is to az AppeaFasce . man OF
deAcate constitution, but his scieDti6c attain
ments are suGh that he is enabled to determine
the Datsre Of IAs disease with which the appli.
cant Is a21icteA and to prescribe snch treat
meal As ~ psodace . speedy and permanent
cure. The mode Of treatment at this Institute
is peculiar. No poisonous Drugs Whatever are
given under aDy circumstance, and in numer.
Ons instances he sick ars pernAAaenily cured
without Ahs use % Oas 2AFtIcls Of medicine OF
any kA4. Persons Fe4uiriog . physician on
whom they can rely WIl do we'll to read the
advertisement. Of tie ElecirOpathie Institute
RfSevheTe in oHr columns.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
Tost7yl

DA. Aoo1E AND HIS INeTIRuTK.-It - curious
To see how vAIiouSy 1.-The IOagin& AfleT iR3OFtsli
ty" attacks the children Of gsniNa-'sOeOTBiaE the
base degrees BY which they did ascsAA''-like the
geOus falcon they nx their eye UPON the Ioft
lest quarry, and make the poor ehildrea Of earth
dizzy with their sublime dights Of genf0S. But
ne speak mstaphnrieAlly, and he must come down
: peg or %. DR.. G. w Moons, Of the Medical
and Surgical Institute celebrity, Of San Francisco,
has found quarry worthy Of his ASPIRATIONS, and
one which throws al qu0ndam surgeons c0mpletely
into the shade. By new, original, delicate, yet
simple mode Of surgical operation, he performs q
radical cure Of Hernia in the short space Of three
weeks. A great victory in surgery, truly, and one
well worthy the confederation Of the Thousands
who are the viptimS OF this heretofore inc0rsble
adiction. We do not wish to dispAraGe other ply
sicianS in private practice in this city, CT deprive
them Of tAeir well earned laursls-W0 appreciate
the talents Of some Of them, and honor and com
mend their seal; but with all Differences and due
respect, Ue Pust say, that there 10 too much i'm
portance placed upon SoRe meas position IN the
profession, 70 the great detTi9snt Of Science aud
tpdeiAttgAhls Investigations. When We reject
upon the Eant Of Scientific pFogresss ss shsFss-
terixSd In @sSt 81 vuS ntedtssl SOhoolS-adheTsd
70 ip " oW public hOspitals, e xeh ~ ID private
pEsStiss-Ws can bat eongratHlats the many tAous-
aud iDvalids Ihc sRnssny Aock 70 this mcsTopolis
taF medical and surgical tFsstmsnt, in Being able
~ avail themsslyss Of the superior Gs0IHtiss Nf-
toEdeA IN this Institute. Aside from the soot
pkIOal treatment and nuTsing, the large, airy ana
elegantly furnished rooms viii enable the patienta
% enjoy all the eoml6Ets and IuxurIe0 Of = ko1o-
All In al, We regard Dr.. MooRR and his Iustftuta
- most valuable acquiIiTion to the PaeiAe Coat
the need OF which We have long since felt.
SePtVVrSJ tsuutay MeTeuFy.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
SUMMONS

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. COanty Of Il DoyadO-
~ SS.-ln Justices Court, Mud SprlnR, Township.
The People Of the State Of caliGOTnAa. Ja SAm1
ClArI. u resident Of said Township, Greeting:
You are hereby sammODed to AppeAS be fore me, 81
my Once In II Dorado, Md Springs TOw asLp, Of
the County Of n DoraAD, % the 1lE day of Deem
SeT, A u LSeA ~ " OhiSck A. N. Of tha1 day, 70
AnSSsT antO the complaint Of JOhn Mcintosh, a res
tA:n. Of said TOSnskp, vhO sues Sen to recover
balance due 90 scSount foT rent, ~ peV complaint
neU on nlr IN my once, amounting V eS6 20; when
Judems0e will be taken against you for the said
amount together With costs Of suit, II you fail to
appear and answer.
10 tAs SheSg OF any ~cOnstAAls u n Dorado
County. S.esa1s: AAEtssss7A service ana dee re-
Given uHaeI ny hand, this the lOsh day Of Dxcsm-
Der, 4 d rSS5. j. McCORNICK
Justice Of the Peace IN and GOS said Township.
t5oc rev. stamp
STATE o. CALIPORNL, cssnty Il N DoIado.
II appearing to my SAtiSfseti0R hy the oaak " the
Attorney for HaintiR in the above named acsieu
that pss Defendant sAaAoS bs tSa06 wisA&a uAis
County, hereby order that service be made bv
publicAtIOn 10 tAs AoantasR DenaOsVAt, . Hauspa-
per published In GAid county, for Ihrse sa,a srssve
weeks, commencing the SStA Day 81 Ea-eenbeT,
1865, and that tie be sVt for harinx on the
Hsnd day OF January, lS66> At 10 O'ehrk A. n.
]. MccORNICk,
Justice Of the Peace.
Fl Dorado. Dec 3ISt, 1855 Itd
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Medical ASvEeG.-DT. Wn. 4. DoAsrtv's
AedieabanA 6uPGiaAI HAstitste b beesainR q Sin1
SAa non 10 ne Weli6rs Of oar State aAA keahh oH
cas- sitisens; and he rapidly SPFsadiAe SpRaGa.
nOD, eirho9Rh Day excite S1spssss, b OG0 tie
signal Of SAiA and Nllows ~ ne nsauTale eGsst e
SueA sssss. We srs p<SsONallg ssSaAinSsA uiaA
gentlemen VI haA s0NtFVA f0s Ys~naAss sAroa-
ie diseases and y 10 lad tAkeR SAvaaiags Of eVeVl
avAaA6S mSaa0 that P0o@iSOA T0iioA - OwheAaan
sUsssss. uasA tAS1 sslls4 upON DR.. DoAesay, who.
in an inerVdIUlN SASgE space Of Ftue, has RsveN
them entire relief. y y gratifying 70 aaasaaeo
this iAst, because tie DOetOF 10 geAtlenaa uAo
SEEKS, nsa By dSfAaiiea Of OtheTS, tS sstaAlsh HE
TeputatiOa, Or to rear the SuPeTStTuetnFe II he
oSh upoH the ruin of saotAeT'S iA@a. TAa DuSans
eood1ets biO lnstisass 10 @aaseV GAsa 1uS d
gratifying to eli his PatieAss. Ne sAA@iass. -
Ntses aHA Eeeo1@s0as wiehout eAaase. 49, Ne -
tisSs. aflsg heoSSng he teT0S A1 1SsAossl. saa
accept or reject ~ pleasaTV. 10 - ease doso the
DoeisT DsAe . charge UalsAs be OA0s Q nIs.-
This he 10 abb to do, beeaass be RsiO the eooA-
deDes uhieA IOog experience Ass Pivsa, sHd -
dOuet tAs eooOOlAtioa VAish ARNegtaiaa % unaE
confidence. Persons ae1ieted Witk either aeute ~
ehrOuie disease. W0sA % veil u eonsuIt IAs Der .
tori ct al SveRts. k eas d - Aasn, - Gss esasal
tAtteo As aSAS - re; Dsg dOSs - iassS - oSs-
dienes To As AdVise ssisss The Patisat plassS hin
self s0der his care. HE o@reS ere "a SaeTamSntO
street, Opposats ths FseiAs Nail 0ssamahip ooas
pany'S OGe&-Is. y. NswS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
WIrH WHICH PARrT 70 Acr.-Political

WITH WHICH PARTT 70 AcT.-Pohtieal
convulsiOns are of frequent occurrence.
Parties become unvieldly, and under the
control Of ambitious and corrupt men an
upheaval is sure to follow. Such is now
the case with the Republican party, As is
admitted by many Of its leaders. Organs
Of the party are discussing the prOpriety
Of its dissolution. Many who have acted
with it 10 the belief that Il was due to the
restoration Of the country In it's struggle
to suppress the rebelliOn,Are now disgust.
ed with its corruption and prOfligacy and
legislation for the benefit Of the wealthy.
They can no longer 60 with the party
They are in favor Of equal taxation in
favor Of each State governing the right
Of Suffrage :0S i:sssss11iI : opposed to Official
corruption; in favor OF economy in pub
lie expenditures; opposed to the present
oppressive aud unjust revenue laws; in
favor Of abolishing the thousands Of use
less Offices in favor Of making the mill.
tary subordinate to the civil power; in
favor Of abOli>hing military courts. In
short, they agree with the DrmocrA'iC
party on all the living issues Of the day.
What is the duty Of tins class of men :
When o man feels that the sentiments ol
his political party are avcrse 10 the best
interests Of the country, he should be
prompt to change to that which irc ron
ceives to be right. il is always c,c'hta.
BILE to a man TO renounce the wrong aud
advocate the right. The men who joined
the Republican party solely to sustain the
war measures OF the Administration, aud
who had no faith in the principles Of the
Republican party, now that the war is
over, are taking their places with their
old party friends.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

TEE Oh TDr@-The loyal Treasurer
Of ESmerAldA county, Nevada, one day
lost week, whAe on his way to make his
yearly settlement with IN StahH Treasur.
eT, says he was robbed OF forty one hun
dred dO'laSs-1he States portion of the
property tai N ESmerAlda county. This
rs the odd thing. h is enough TO say that
the lCyA PSrsS Of that State ridicule the
idea SShs beHgrosbed, lie could with
otlt ineSavenience 70 hiIaseS OF loss to
the State, have talseA q certificate OF de-
post, and thus baffGd the robbers, il
there were any o" the TUOd. The whole
thing looks like bungling attempt al
swindliSE
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

INTRODucriON OF BmL&-Judgs JOha.
son has introduced in the Senate . hfll
for ian Act to repeal an Act exeludlng
traitors and alien enemies from the COafts
Of Justice Of this State in civil eabes." II
hss long enough disgraced our statute
books, and it is to be hoped that 6fgolTy
and vindictiveness will not prevent It's re-
peal. Mr.. Maddox has introduced bill
for an "Aet to alloW MOngOhans, Chi.
nese and 1ndishs to testify III Shy action
or proceeding in the Courts Of this State. I"
A friend writing from Sacramento says
both bills introduced BY our Senators are
likely to pass.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
CHRISTMAS.

Christmasl to every Christian, every
thoughtful mind, what pleasure does that
season afford, what subject for thought
and contemplation is given In that one
world But how few Of US use it as We
should-.how few of US once give thought
to the year that has passed Do we
once think that another year has In reali'
ty gone! that we are one year farther
from the crAdle-one year farther from
the joyous light heartedness Of child.
hoOd-one year farther from the bright
and glowing season of youth-one year
Older-a year Of which every day, every
hour, will have to be accounted for-one
yesr nearer the grave Solemn thought
But are we one year wiser ---pzs TsAs q
ter for itH The selfish, thoughtless man
Of the world will say, why should such
thoughts as these trouble US now, when
all besides are happy, thinking only Of
pleasure and its enjOymentsH But is it
nothing to you, oh reader, that you have
one year less to liver
While We are enjoying ourselves, feast
ing ourselves with the good things Of this
life, should we not afford one thought to
our fellow creatures? Are they all as
happy as We! How many Of them are
without Christmas dinner! Even worse
how many Of them are surrounded by
poverty, misery, want, crime, and even
deathi While many are Eevelling in the
dance, under the blaze Of brilliant lights,
surrounded on all sides by plenty and
splendor, little needing the suffsrings OF
their fellow creatures; how many are in
the last stages Of despair and death!-
into how many despairing hearts would
the refuse Of their tables put joy aud
gladness How many Of our companions,
friends, relations who, last Christmas,
were as happy as We, have closed the
brief term Of their life and gone where
their fathers have gone before, and where
we shall all follow sooner or later! Hap.
PLY for mankind each year, each sue
ceeding Christmas, as it brings its sad
and painful remembrances, and brings US
one year nearer sur final dissolution,
brings also its rays Of hope and sunshine.
We wish all our readers a "Merry
Christmas. Whilst, however, we invite
all our friends to be "merry," we also
wish them to be wise. The mirth, the
cheerfulness, that should characterize
Christmas, should be Of temperate ma
ture. In drunkenness and riot there can
be no pleasure; these are anything but
"right merrie;" they are disgraceful to
man, impairing his faculties and injuring
his health.
We hope, however, better things; we
hope to witness the present festival pass
off as all such festivals should do, in
thankfulneSs Of heart for the many bless,
iugs We enjoy, in gratitude to the great
Dispenser of all things for past benefits
and in humble but confident hope Of "the
better days coming" They cannot come
too soon.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

TIE DTING YEAR.--The Art journals Of the
East, says an exchange. tell US that home ar
lists are busy on Winter work." There is an
artist abroad, however, that surpasses them
all. He, too, is busy on his winter work, as
any one may see who visits the woods, and,
"iu the love Of nature. holds communion with
hsr visible forms" Some one says, the diving
year-it is nearly kone-dOns its robes, slow.
", sadly, gloomily. The last scene in the pan
"ramic view Of the marching seasons, should
be the most brilliant. Nournfuly said Logan,
che untutored Indiau, "my people vanish like
the leaves when The winter approaches. but
wheu the leaves come again my people will not
be here. They are dead leaves. The white
man has buried them. Logan is dead tree TO
which no leaves come again." "When the
leaves come again" how many of US will be
here to welcome themi how of US will be, like
Logan, "a dead tree?" The old wear is dy.
ing, and with it the bright hopes, high asplra.
tons and noble impulses Of the unfortunate.-
To many it has been year of health and hap.
pluess-tO many year Of sickness and sad.
ness.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

To Rational Invallds.--A few plain, ear.
nest words. With such Of you rs suffer from INDI
GESItON. and is uelsl accompaniment, HABITU.
AL CQSTlf5NESS; You WAnt relief without pros
tration, rapid cure Without pain. The means Of
obtaining that reAef Of accomplishing that cure Il
rendered to you 10 RRIsi OLs SUGAR COATED
PILLS the only cfhsTtic and alternative In existence
which Te-openS the oRstrgcted passages OF the bow
els WttHout auslm OF paDg, and restores 10 the
stomach and liver the vigor stolen from them By dis
ease. This genial aperient never enGeebles any or
gan, or reduces the general strength. On the con-
trary 1t infalhly reneEs the NAfpRAL HEALTH Of the
digestive and SecretIys functions. Barely will It be
necessary to caH In physician where this safe and
alL-sut utheient family medicine 10 kept n the house.
The yials coptain seven doses each, and the pills
h$ye this great Sdyantage over all ordinary purga.
GTeS--ame does not iWpajS thalr properties In all
cases arising from or aggravated by impure blood,
neetIon with the Pills.
San FrapejEeq decl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

Or CoURsE. Loyal Lacquer, resident
at Washington, succeeded in raising about
$l9, 900 as fund to erect . monument
to Gen. Mcpherson, and then absconded
with the money. On account Of the re
spectability Of this virtuOus individual,
and high standing in the Loyal League
and church, his name is not given. He
was the bosom friend Of the Radical lead
ers, and enjoyed their unlimited conf
dencc, and it is not improbable that some
of them shared in the plunder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
Nfm advertisement Tn,Dau.

Death in the BlOOd.-Yes, it is in the
blood that the seeds OF disease and death are engpn.
deTed Attack them tbeTe with shat mehtest OF an
deterRents, BRIsToLs sSAKsAPAELLAA and you are safe
No matter the complaint whether scrOfua eryspe.
las cancer, salt rheum, fever and sgue liver disease
or bilious remttent lever, is through the blood
alone that the exciting can be reached. This
great antPoisoD neutralzes the acrid matter IN the
veins, from which the most terrible disorders spring
and by which they are fed and aggravated. ii
exterminates it surely and as swiftly As Hercules
destroyed the hundred headed serpent, Of which
mortal distempcrs are the antitVpe. Bear this In
mind all who suffer, for It is religiously true.
Sold BY HOStetter, Smith Dean, Wholesale agents
San Francisco. decI
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

SHOCKING CRUELTY.-A committee Of
the Boston City Government has been in
vcstigating a case of alleged ill.treatment
Of a young man who was committed to
the South Boston Lunatic Hospital in a
harmless condition, was manacled and
strapped to the bed on the 6rst night, and
died in nine days thereafter. The case
seems one Of shocking outrage, and equals
in cruelty anything ever attributed, in
works of fiction, to Southern plantations.
Such outrages in liberal and enlightened
Boston, are a severe reflection on her
boasted superior intelligence and refine
ment." If the following be an example
of her superior intelligence and refine
ment," it is to be hoped she will not in,
troduce them into other States. One Of
the witnesses testified as follows:
"Was employed IN the hospital helped put
the mutfs on Charles Frost. He was in the
hall walking Abost no other excitement. no
violence. We took him. DR.. Fisher, Mr..
Larneo, MT. Donalcaon anu - LOOK boIu VI
his arms and dragged him into bis room put
the muffs on be resisted all he could, So that
it was all we could do, four of US, to put them
on we then put him on the bed ; it took us
all TO hold him and tie him, by straps on the
arms and round the ankles he screamed and
halloed. DR.. Fisher gave him ether some ff.
teen minutes, till some one said it was a pret-
ty large dose. saw him next day after the
muffs were off; his hands were swollen so he
could not use them, and his arms haIf way up
to the elbows his wrists we're sore he could
not move bis fingers or close his hands; saw
them afterwards poulticed.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23
GbartbrssG GbarttabIt 0rntrs,

P6eeS0taAa EHAaeOwal cN-~
PLA1 Rv1tLE. Divine eeTvics a ~ o.. -
evet andas hYEllng, ~ l0k O'Clock eanSS -.
At - p.see, = h S,clSek, P.H. COIOHA-4seSvie.
On - Ane tnIE4 t yfsSay evenings Of Ne noHtS,
and cafA Sunday stsnInki o. he zSstH ~ SSyoS
O'Clock. DIAn0nn SfRING0-asrvISs =. ~. We ~
ODd and iOdfth sundays Of each n09tk, a o;eiese
r Rs.Idtnss. CAY sous:I. = rISS:rvi 5 :. eiiss;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

And, in accordance With Law and an order oftkS
Board Of Trustees, made on the 26th day Of Oct.
1855, 90 many shares Of each parcel Of said Stoek
"6ice Of the Company, at FAiTplay on the 18th day
Of January 1856. at 2oelOek. L. NJ, Of said day
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
With the costs Of AdveTtisiRS and the pc Of
sale. J. l.. RANKIN, See'y.
FAirplay, December 10th, IS65.-Aw
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-23

A PERPLExING FJx.-WhO can read the fol
lowing and not sympathizs with the sweet vic
Tins who were hearueSsly left in such per
picking "6x?"
Jenny sighed, and Robert seiIed her
Pretty little trembling hand;
Then with c'aSping hands he squeezed her
Half reluctant foTm-and-and
"Loose me. Z" huA he clasped the tighter;
"Jenny, say, wilt thou be mine "
Then her beaming face grew brighter,
And she whispered, " l am thine.;'
Then they elasped each other fondly,
Close together ~ two bricks,
And they kissed each other Goundly,
And-T leff 'hrIn in thatf