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Hdq'Es Armies OF tIne.C. States,
A2'{e hitfpiy3r llth FRpRgARy, 1865,
lGENERAIl 0RDERs,jo .nags ysS,g5,g 49,
! q 5.;st NO.. fsyaH Jofs ,tiss8s a,', 5..,,,,
In. entering upon the campaign about to
Il, open, the General,in Chief feels assur-
ed that the soldiers who lave SO long and
so nobiy borne the hhrdships and dangers OF
the war, require no exhortation correspond
to the calls Of lronorand duty. ys srGlEE
With the liberty, transmitted by their fore
tathsrs they theye Inherited the spirit to De-
The choice betxeon war aud AFFECT sub
missionis before then;aiatt 4, ssElJGN
!, To spph o proposal brave men with arms
id their hands can. have but one, snswer,l,
They cannot barter manhood for peace,
nor the right Of solf.goyeynincnt for life or
" but justice to them requires a. sternes nd
monition to those who have abandoned, their
comrades in tue hour Of peril. .I.s.,. y
A last opportunity Is offeredthem 10 Wipe
out the disgrace and escape tile punishment
OF their crimes sAW iNhN tt .yg'st.lit}"J .
yauthority ofthe President OF the Con-
fsderate, States, o pardon is announced to
such deserters aud men improperly absent,
MS shall return TO the commands to which
they belong within the shortest possible
time, not exceeding twenty days from the
publication of this order as tbe headQuar-
tors of,ths department. in which, they may
be, ,,r, 81 M IN II. ~, y, ,t,s, MI.
Those who may DO prevented by inter-
rnpiion of oommunioation may report
within thet specified TO the nearest En-
rolling Officer or otherofficer on duty, to be
forwarded as soon as ipracticab ble. .,and upon
presenting q certificate feom such officer
showing compliance with his requirement.,
will receive the pardon hereby offered. ~ S
| Those who have tlekefied to the service Of
the enemy, Or wy have desert cd after lhavr-
lug been once pardoned for the same offence,
and those who shall desert or absent them
tioh Of his order, are excluded from It's bene-
fts. aNor'd the offer of pardon extend
to other offences than desertion and absence
lEwithont, permission.s srf,N ~, .Is,Yt{
5 By the same authority, II II, also dee'sred
that no general amnesty viii again be grant
| ed, and those, who refuse 10 accept the par
donnow offered, or who shall de-
| sert ori,absent2 themselves without leave,
shall suffer such punishment as, the Courts
may impose, and no application for clemeu.
| cy win he entertained. 10y n
Taking new resolution from tie fate
| which our enemies intend for ms. let e,'ery
rnin devote oil his energiesto the common
defence. h ,sc,-y b I - ,,7,,,i i.8j,a i, a., y
z.our, resources wisely and vigorously EN-
ployed,, are ample, and q brave army, GUS
| tained by q determined and united people,
success. with Gods assistance, cannot be
doubtful. jst tx Slt fss gyiSgJSgsssa T. Il
1.-The advantages of the enemy viii hove
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|. Eo sue EtieMsIy of tlle. seIdisrs

no Ale FRIENDS OF thc. Soldiers
Yr rTHRoUGHOUTTHE CONFEDERACY. {
j, QuARrBRstAsrER, GsK's DgpARTMRST,, ,
Railroad Bureau, Richmond, Feb, i20, ,,64. !
TIME. friends and relatives, Of soldiers ID
/, H the Army ofNor,hern Virginia ore here-
by notified that an Arrangement has this dhy
been effected with the Southern Express
Company, to carry al packages Of food and
wearing apparel to Richmond, pa.IA1.ify,
q no secure the advantages thus obtained
through the Express Company, thefollowine q
instructions must be observed: S'S NV h's'
y. Packages must not contain moro than one
hundred pounds, be well seoured and plainly
marked, mud sent at the expense the ship
per TO either of the Soldiers Relief Associa.
tions, which are located as follows:
In North Carolina, at Raleigh ;iin South
Carolina at Columbia;in Georgia, atAugasta;
in Alabauia, at Montgomery, or 10 any other
point OF which one Of these Associations have
an, office iefg4ly ti,s.,, -, gf GRAI,t,q, :
Tile Agents of ESQ Associ win there
take charge Of them, and ship daily, by
Southern Express Company, TO tlio proper
Agents OF The Respective States at Richmond
whoiwill see them distributed to the proper
individual owners g,gLD, ,,t}a,sAi ig,,
!, TO meet the wishes ofthe soldiers, and, 70
give them certain and speedy communities
tion with home, the Southern Express Com
Hpahy hos, agreedto give this freight prefer.
ence over every thing else; and. in order that
no obstacle may occur to the success Of so
laudable. on enterprise, the several railroad
companies hfe hereby requested to render the
Express Company such facilitiesas will ena-
/ bic it. TO make this arrangement au complete
success. a7S& 5ElgEi sr tssIplI (
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stale Record of Nan1es, of Dea
i, ~ ceased Soldiers, s.|
CoLUMBIA, january Il8. 1865,

htf CoLUMBiA, january '16, 1866. (
TlS Err appointment by the Legislature
NJ toiprepare this Record / earnestly
appeal TO tho families; or, friends of our de-
ceased soldiersto to send me at once their names
&c., while there is an opportunity to secure
accurate information Hospital registers
and reports Of casualties from The army are
deficient in the information required; it must
be obtained ut home. i,t,tts lE6 9rs. f
y, TheReoordwill date back to the beginning
of the war, and include oil who have been
killed in battle or died Of wounds received
in battle or from disease or accident. II
you have been SO fortunate as not to lose
friend or relative, yet remember that tits
noble TO rescue from, oblivion the name of
but one friendless youth who had gone from
your neighborhoodto die in our cause. 1g. /
i, Give Name in, full. 2. Fromy what
District. 3NRank. "a. Company s. Regiment
and arm of service. 8. Died. year, month,
day. Z. Cause. of death, and remarks los
where he died, age, previously wounded, &c. J
" Circulars md blanks to Be flied rwwiifbe
sent to such as desire them No fee or expense
iis,inourred by any one fopliaying She record
made. 81 The State is endeayoring TO, fulfill a
sacred obligation in securing now, and re-
cording for, posterity, the names Of all her
sons who have fallen in this war. ~ III 1862,
the Convention unanimously resolved that
this should be done, "as token of respect
to their memories, and o legacy of inestima.
pie value to their friends" and eresolution
was sent forth, by their order, TO be read 10
our regiments, battalio = md companies
everywhere MapyWa brave soldier may
have diedlin solitude orrushed pponithe foe,
with the thought in his heart that his name
would be hoporably preserved at home. <
!, feb lS65-.d8 WM J. RIVERS.
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H'dq'rs 7tll Hlcg't S. 9. Cavairv.
CAMP NEAR ,R1cuMoSp,

ShMF NEAK TNIUHMOND, I"
March TO- 1865.
A AFEiCERS and Soldiersof the Seventh
~ Regiment of South Carolina Cavalry.
who are now absent without loave are called
upon to return without delay to their COM
mand, Ntt
Many brave men linger to protect their
suffering homes, or to engage the enemy
upon their own soil--cowards make tho
same excuse-but by remaining absent from
their posts sn the army they; weaken our
strength and postpone the hour of. victory
and peace. Soldiers must promptly return
OF be published as 'deserters," arrested as
1'deserters' and punished as .deserters. I"
The destruction of railroads is no ,exn..I I
Brave men will make, their ionr.-
or ON horsehack sfs.-.sa = cor
ton Rags, for Which market price Will bc
paid. "27 '3H Tapl 1896
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Gela's Pistol for ,sa,e.

A FINE Colt's Pistol, silver mounted scan
"A be purchased by applying at this Office.
april 1896. ...t; +, .,..-..r =, y.
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Mrs. II. Stevens, l aHH /.
BEGS LEAVET0.INF THE LADIES,
that slie is prepared. to repair and re.shape
=" ~ HOOPS KIRTS.ta;lr@
Any work Of tlns kind entrusted to her,
will bo executed 70 satisfaction, and at srea-
sonable charges Orders left at the Rians-
'6oro Hotel will ibe promptly attendedto.
,U april 8'65---1aw4 \ 5 a. ,,,s,. A., .,.ss.,
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I'D ihisfofiice.#itia HsfW .a,S4yS,Sts 4
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Southern Field and Hi resides,

,.E ii GRAND LITERARY COMBINATION 70
THE SOUTHERN FIELD AND F1RESIDE,
OF AUGpsrA, GA,, AND z 'l ;
THE HDUSTRATEDM MERCURY. w
,3" ~ ln'ioP ,RALgIaH, IN. o, slegSEfo0 I
Combined ndlcontinned under the old pop
: u. noas. osj fulers title Of the.yiea IA B
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
SUMMONS.

OTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Count, n, NM
- S.-ln the District Court Of ;be lin 49,
District '''" JUDICIAL
Action brouEh, in the District Court o, N, FL.
en'h Judicial District, and the complain, 6IsS y, IL
COuAty OF II Dorado, in the ONO. oT ~. Cl'., 'ne
said Distret Court in and for said County .nS So. VI
The People Of the staie of Californi. - .s
Smith and L. N smith his wife, DrIrndSn,s e.. ~
ing: ~'0ee-
You are hereby required to apCeny in q, 49,.
brought nGsnst y,u by James Ieslie, P,SIn,T TS
the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial n".,,., ~
in and for the Comfy Of II Dorado, and IN nns-N
the complaint flied thrVvin o. the Oh A. -
August, A. ls65 within ten days texelu1,vs ~ ~
dAE o! seTviee', amer The service on You Of thI,
SummOns-if served within this Count: n s---"S
out Of this County, bu; within This JuAci. n.'r.c,
within twenty days; or, " served out Of aid ms
tric', then within kTiy dAys-oT iudxmen, h. A.
fault will be taken against you
The said action IL hroDRbt to obtain iudxn.n, s.r
the sum o. ViSeS 10 and 'merva from the date
hereof At the rate Of one nj on half prr o.o, -
month, 10 American gold coin. amount doe on a
note executed hy z. II. Rmith in favor Of Pi.,o,tS
MArrh l'th, 1854, for the sum Of hftr,n hund,-S
dotlsFs ais, for decre- Of foreclosure ard order
of sAIs Of the premises knnun as the Nine MI
Hous<. OF the Place rvi,le aud Carson Val eV Rond
morigsgcd 10 Secure the payment Of said ho,t-ali
OF uhi.h s more particularly set Ior,h in r.pV Of
CO nplAtni herrGnh ACCOMPANYING And II ynu t,n
TO APPEAR and answer The said con plant a. aheve
required, the sAid Plaintiff ulI take iueR,.tpt
AEAhs, you i"T tIS' TO- Interest. decree, and costs
according 10 the prayer Of sahi complaint
witness, Hon z " BrOckwAy Judge ~ AL n1.
tTfci Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
~ Attest MY hand, aud the Aral NJ MD
( rEAL Court. In and for said County of ~ DON.
~ DO, hereto Snhxe,I. Al once in III. Ctr 4
Is'.mpl PAcerviIle, thI. the oh day u August A
b. I>Sj. q. j. CARPENTER. CIrrt
ny L"~HI, Deputy Clerk
;. o. Williams. Pc Auys. Ioct:a3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

DoN'T Know THE RoPES. Western off
GERS were proverbial for shocking bad
uniforms and in a majority Of instances,
it was rather difficult to distinguish them
from privates. Among this class was a
brigadier general, named James Morgan
who looked more like wagonmaster
than a soldier. On certain occasion, q
new recruit just arrived in camp, had lost
few articles ana was inquiring around
among the "vets" in hopes of finding
them.
An old veteran, fond OF sport. told the
recruit the only thief in the brigade was
in jim Morgan's tent so he Immediately
started for Jim's q uarters. and poking his
head in, asked: docs Jim Morgan live
here"
"Yes," was the reply, my name is
James Morgan"
"Then I want you TO hand over those
books you stole from mel"
81 have none of your books my man."
ats an Internal lie." Indignantly ex.
claimed the recruit. "The boys say you
are the only thief in camp; so turn out
them books, or I Will grind your carcass
into appfesass."
The general relshed the joke much !;
but, seeing the sinewy recruit peeling off
his coat, he informed him of his relation
to the brigade when the recruit walked
of. merely remarkiag: wall, blast me
if Id take you for brigadier. Excuse
me general; | don't know the ropes yet"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

Two IMPORTANT QUESTIONS stopping
for day or two at short way from Bos.
ton, Jeemes went to barber's shop to
get shaved. On entering and casting his
eye about the room, he perceived that
the barber drove q double trade of tOnsor
and small grocer.
Shave, sir?' said the barber to his Gus
toner, whose face sufficiently indicated
the object of his visit.
JeeInes made no reply, but drawing
himself up to lofty height, proceeded. In
the attorneys fashion, to interrogate the
barber as follows:
'Sir, you are barber?'
Eyes, sir have a shave?'
'And you also keep this oyster CELLAR
yes, sir; have any oystersy'
'Well, sir, this occupation of yours
gives rise to the most horrible suspicious.
1t is serious thing to submit ones head
to the manipulations Of a stranger; but
II you can answer me couple of ques'
tions to my satisfaction, should like tC
be shaved
The barber said he would try.
Well, sir, said Jeemes solernnly, dc
you shave with the oyster knife?'
No, sir, said the barber, smiling.
'One question more continued the in
terrogator, and remember that you are
under oath-or, rather, recollect that this
is a serious business"
The barber started.
One question more. DO you never
open oysters with you razor?'
No-sir!' exclaimed the barber indig
nantly, amid roar Of laughter from the
bystanders.
Then shave me, said Jeemes. throw
ing himself into a chair, and untying hi
neckcloth with the air of man who hal
unshaken confidence in human nature.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
For the Cure Of Diseases,
H1ekter Acmts or Chronic,
AT No. Gal COMMERCIAL STREET,
few doors below Kearhty. San Francisco.

Diseases OF the Uterine Functions,
characterized by irregular, suppressed or psinsul
meHstruatiOn. pain In the sides and hack senSAton
OF weight in the pelVis, etc Nervous Hradache !;
LeucOrhda whites are treated on scientific prin.
ciplrs and prompt and permanent cure effected
Dtse ases OF the SEXUAL Organs, male
or female. whether recent or chronic, are treated
with all the sk u and appliances which modern ri
enre has made available cure viii be EuAra anterd
In the shortest Possible time, and on the most rea
sonable terms. No noxious drugs are used and n
few days only are required to effect permanent
cure.
Nervous Affections, such a. Neuralgia.
Paralysis, GtddhesS, DiInneAs Of Vision, etc, viii
receive esPerial ttnti"n
Secondary and Hereditary AMee.
t1onS, ScTofulA 10 all lts mauIEld Erins; Dysp-p-
Sia EmAciAtion and Debility treated With certain
and untai'inR remedies. speedily sHp-llIng all
ruPt humors and IntPntt'nES healthy ,"nr tn the
system, by purifying the blood, regulating the
tIons and re inTigoTAtiuG the vital powers
Surgical Operations, ~ whatever nA
ture, perfTmed srIenhcally, and thr patient hoAd
ed At the Institute. The b,ctUr uilI guarantee 10
cure Hernia (oT bresrhD = the worst kind In three
weeks, ~ new mode Of operating. Ovarian To.
nor', 80 fatal to ieu1Ars, vii be successfully re.
, moved
Twenty years residence in Mexico. South America,
China and the kast Indies, together uIh his large
Hospital and Army practice. las given the Doctor
advantages possessed BY few. aud his rrmATA able
,occSss SA,rn1's promise OF edrciunl cur. Ills
Anatomical Plates. exhibiting all paris Of the Hu.
man System, and the different stag. Of disease are
the most complete this coast. uhle his experience
lecturer enables him {" 'HulaIn to his Patients
the particulars ~ their diseAse No mvs,rry b made
OF disease or the mOe Of treatment but the PATIENT
10 instructed In all that pertains TO HE case.
Medh'inrs. With full dirrrfonS will b- aeni to any
part OF the State, on receipt Of letter describing the
symptoms.
An IRhrmAry is connected With the establishment,
where Pstie'u who desr-. may receive hoard and
constant attention duTr their sickness. thus avoid.
ing the Inconvenience Of hotel. Kind and AiI~n.
i've u1fSra " Ill he nVFd and me nj he
len unlritd I" give full satisfuCiion.
The bOt"r's apartments are the most eommOAiOus
and o~st 'rfAnE-d Ihth~ city and paIeRts may rely
on The S'r1eteSt privacy. Consultations Free.
TO THE LADIES.
Ladies' suffering rom any NJ the inhS1niies p~cu.
ltAr to he sex. will hhh the T,ctor SAFE eonhdAnI
and Scient &c physician. In the treatment Of cup
press "nS and kindred diaesseS, he il without an
equal and Ladies r%y feel assured that they gill
receive the most delicate ard a-niernSnly ir-At.
Inent and secure . prompt relief ON their troubles
Who desire them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11

JACKS WEDDING DIREcTIoNs.-'I l say,
Jack, I'm goin' to get spliced tonight !;
couldn't ye stand over on that track, and
lend US a hand in steering Us in through
the shoals to Port Matrimony?'
No, I'm blessed if | can, Bill, cause
you see Kate and Is shipped for Dolly
Devon's fandango tonight; but as I've
been in through that channel three times,
shipmate, l can give We all the marks and
deeps, and sailin' directions, so you can
sail into port clear of everything.
If you're going to do the thing up all
shipshape, the first thing after you get IN
Among the fleet, branch pilot takes you
In tow and moorS you about two fathoms
from the parson. Then be brings in your
c0nsort and anchors her yard.arm close
aboard on your starboard hand. After
that he tows up another dimity craft, and
moors her head and stern alongside the
bride. Next, the pilot drops down him
self on your port beam, and there you
are, all stem on to the commodore. Then
the parsOn he sets in with lingo as long
IS the mizzen top sail halyards, which
you doesn't pay no 'tention to, till he
comes to akin ye if you'll take that are
craft for your life cOnsort and carry sail
for better or worse on the same tack with
herr Then you sing out, Aye, aye, sir,
sharp. Then Commodore Blackcoat says
you're spliced as fast as blazes and then
all the beaux your wife ever had bear
down and take the last taste they're ever
going to get of her--'prap's. Then the
fleet all sail and go driving about on a
DEVILS cruise after mischief You watches
your chance, signalize your consort, both
Of you square away before it, crack on
canvas, and comes to anchor in Blanken
Bay.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
PROBATE NOTICE.

the Probate Court Of The County Of Il Dorado.
4 State Of California.
n ht aa1tftr nj the Ea1k Of .EokA A. CooIid0p,
LecrnSed -Ordtr 70 .9tOpc' LHUAe "Ay Or1isr
II SIIe n Real EaGte Should sOt be Made.
II appearing TO the Judge Of said Court, BY the
petition this day presented and nIed by Leonard
keeg, the Executor Of the Estate Of John A. Cool
dEe, Deceased praying for Order Of Sale Of Real
Estate, that IL is necessary TO sell the whole OF the
Real Estate TO pay the debts Of said Estate:
It is therefore ordered BY the Judge Of said Court,
that all persons interested in the Estate Of said De-
ceased. Ap, ear before the Said Probate Court,
MONDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER,
A. d. 1865 at ten O'Clock In the forenoon Of aaid
day, at the Court Room OF said Probate Court. at
the City Of PlaeerVille in the County Of n Dorado,
to GhnW Shy order should not be granted to
Ibe said Leonard Rewg to sell so much Of the real
estate Of the said deceased shall be Necessary;
And that copy Of this oroer be published At
leAa four successive weeks in the Mountain Demo.
crat, newspaper printed and published 10 n Dora
do County.
OGDEN SQUIREs,
Probate Judge.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-11-11
Legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.


CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County q, r, nO,,s..
eial District. ''s"'a judi
Aclisn brought IN the DIs,r,c, Court O, IN. V,.-
the County Of q DorSdO In he oisre ~ ~ e1 v
State. And
bauer Daniel MyeTs and T. nSesser, Defendsns.
Greeting:
You are hereby required to appear IN a, .:.,-.
brought against you BY Henry MahIrr p,.ts
In the District Court Of the Eleventh Jndi.I,I ~ s
tFict IN and Tor the County Of n Dorado ana }, ~
gweF the complaint Aled thereh On tSS SI. % an.
September, 4. D. 1865, within ten days (eTcInSy OF
the day OF fseFVice,) amer the SeTVIcs oH xo 81
summSss-if served within tAs COunfy N .n ~ thls
oot OF Nh County but within this Judici.I N.Y.
within tvesty days; or, II served out Of mia D;s,c.
be taken agAinsa you. Su' WI
The said action Is brought to obtain a ind...
ana seeres against said defendant Nsvk.nsa sst 81
the gesn Of two thousand and ave A1nhrSS ~, Tor
lts'au COk principal, and six hundred ana s-s
three t1lO0 dsllaFs (els ~ balance Of Iory-
ssd principal and interest alleged to be dUs n,uN
to said Piairtih, Dec. Is, A. D. leS0. ~. .uer
closing certain Mortgage, Of even dats -. ORE
note ane gwen 70 secure the payment fh.v.". 1Alo
Ior me sak Of the m0Tteaged premises, to IN Hno
certain IcS Win the Improvements Theresa $3.50
on Main and Center streets In the CIV :. seate0
Vile, In naid County and State, and mo,s hH
scFibed N PiaintiR . complaint a eoNv ssy oe~
ssco~psnes this wit also to toreclCse n. s"r,..
OF redemption OF said Defendants MJerS snS Toy
ser. and for costs Of sut. And II Won t,,i - .ses
ana sS'SeI 'he said ecnplaAt a. above reoprs1
the said Plaihtin will take judgment arsir., ~.
said sums decree and costs, ascoTdipS 70 yos Ior
OF said compliant. W '"e prayer
WitSess, Hon. g: W. Brockvsy, Jsdr. ., ,,A ~.
'rie' Coufs Of the nevsDtA Judicial District -'O O'''
Aueet my hand, and the seal n, ..LY
sEAL Court, In and for said Conr,, Ss =, o, san
do, hereto anaAed, at once in The ci,T WUre, =,
s1Anp Pscsrvilie, tAis the Slst dsv =, s"ny .y OF
A. d. 1865. J CARprx-wee y, september
BY order OF John Bush, Cnus4 @omml..o,s"
attest attest @. }. CARFkNfER, Co c,ert
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