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The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

TTNHE PRoPRIETORS [ THE "PACIFIC MU-
scum OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" have
determined regardless Of expense. TO issue, FREE
Tor the benefit Of suffering humanity four Of their
most interesting and instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and its disqualihcations: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, lndiGes-
tion, Weakness or Depression, Loss Of Energy and
vital Power the great Social Evil, and those mala-
dies that result from youthful foles, excesses Of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
of enlightenng and saving thousands, and will be
forwarded FREE on receipt OF Twenty-Five Cents in
postage stamps, by addressing Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, San
Francisco"
~ Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo &
Co. Imar4is1y
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Gentlemen's Clothing.

Fine Cassimer Suits, all the new
styles,
Fine Black Dress Coats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Velvet, Silk and Cloth. Vests,
Hats of all kinds,
Fine Sewed and Pegged Boots,
White Shirts, Travelling Over Shirts
Overalls, Jumpers, Blouses,
Under Shirts, Drawers,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves.
Driving Gloves,
And everything required for Mems Underwear and
Furnishing Goods, all for sale
AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Fancy Goods, Etc.

Ladies and Misses Hats:
Velvet Ribbons, Belt Ribbons,
Bonnet Trimmings. Parasols, Fans,
Hoop Skirts, Kid Gloves,
Lisle Thread, Cotton and Silk Gloves
Spool Cotton, Machine Silk,
Zephyr Worsteds, Linen Handker-
chiefs,
Laces, Embroideries, Insertings.
Edgings,
Hosiery of all kinds and sizes,
large supply always on hand and for sale at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
House Furnishing Goods.

Brussels, Three-Ply and Ingram
Carpets;
Chinese, Hemp, and Cocoa Mattings
Table Damasks, Table Cloths and
Napkins;
Marseilles Quilts, Towels, Doylies;
California and Ontario Blankets;
Curtain Damasks, Shades and Fix
lures;
A full assortment, for sale at prices which DEFY
COMPETITION.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Rheumatism Can be Cured.

THE undersigned would inform those who are SUI
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, any other in
furious Ingredients. THE CALIFORNIA RHEU-
MATIC REMEDY Is warranted to give immediate
relief and to effect an 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 win be forwarded BY express to
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,
ttp'?n3l san Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
TO TIE IAnIES-
TO CORRESPONDENTS,

Parties In the country, who may desire 10 consul,
he b"c'"r. do 90 nv letter, and receive iq re-
tam 'ull description "f iErir DIS. and its
uf cure. All cOUiauu.o atoms Will h- he'd strictly
confidential. and the letters returned Il des ed -
Nvcinr. Nh lee sent securely Letters. to ret eve
an ai.sWvr. should he acco,npau,ed by "a expi ess
envelope.
Consultations Free.
~ All letter. should BE- .,tl,lrrssedto
DR.. c. ". MOORE,
GAL Commercial ST.,
SAN FRANCISCO.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LOCK-sTIrCH
s EWING M MACHINES,
AGENT FOR Ell DORADO COUNTY,
A. G. ARV SON.

WYE claim for the 'LADD L WEBSTER" that it
w will sew both LIGHT AND HEAVY goods
with EQUAL PERFECTION, and many of the light
est and most delicate textures more readily than
many other Machines, o. which light work is con-
sdered to be their speciality, having BEEN thorough
ly tested In every respect
Recent improvements have been applied to these
Machines, and We believe the public will sustain us
in the assertion that more perfect Sewing Machine
for GENERAL FAMILY USE, does not exist
PRICES-From Fifty to Sixty-Five Dollars.
- Every Machine is warranted and furnished
with Gauge and Hemmer. and the usual machine
fixtures. Gauges of all widths, and Duplicate Parts
Of Machinery always on hand
A. c. ARVIDSS0N, Agent,
septStfl Placerville.
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OGDEN sQUIRE,
Probate Judge.
OFFICE or THE Corxrr CLERK

or the County Of Fl Dorado.
I, G. J. CARPENTER, County Clerk of the Coun-
ty Of II Dorado, State Of California, and ex Of6cio
Clerk OF the Probate Court in and for said II Dora
do County, do hereby certify the foregoing to be .
true and correct copy OF U order duly made and
entered upon the minutes Of said Probate Court.
~ +, Witness my hand and the seal Of said
: SEAL. Probate Court, this Both day Of October,
w A. d. 1865. g. J. CARPENTER,
noV4tdl Clerk.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
EXPENSE.


ON AND AFTER SEPTEMBER l9ih. 1864. ord,
forwarded to LATROBE without charge for tan.
shipping, drayags or forwarding
Goods shipped by steamers Gf the California Steam
Navigation Company. leaving San Francis A. !. P.
NJ. daily, can be delivered in Llirohr at 8 "'clnck
next morning. Freight shipped nv saiau- vr>sr =
will be forwarded with dispatch. No Ct1rgC or
dnary freight per sailing vessel, for lcyec dues,
transhirpi1g. drayage or fcrvarirG
All Heavy Freights, su,l A. Boilers, Heavy Cast
ngs, Steam Engines. etc, VII he frars shipped at
Freeport by powerful d.ricks directly To the cars.
and at Latrobe will also he uanSh,up-d by Gerick>
directly to teams For this cllsA Of freight charge
will be made Of cost Of 'abor engaged on dericEs
only.
Freight Charges Of steamers or sal, rs vessels viii
he advanced at Freepoit and collected A Ln:rahc
without charge.
Marx all Freich; CARE F Il FREtPoET." D."
nd send receipts with freight.
PRICES OF FEEIGIITING:
FREIGHT. FROM Frr-p"rr 70 Lat oh-, ~ prr ton.
down FR'IGHTS rom Latrob- tn Fre,pof' or
Sacramento, will be foIW Irued at the folUwIr :
rates:
Ores ,siirrer> to load and unioad) per tot. ,"'
Marble. O.. > -
| Lumber, NJ. 3 "a
Wood, q caro-
oH coIds .......... ..... ..........I3 "'
Itldes... ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -
hIps...'.... .''......... ....-... ...... -
frIt"......... ....... .....-.. ...... -
MLrk Fre.g.;," Care P.& v.E.R"
T. ROBINSON.
"A ElSHOP,
janll Sn,rri'trnden's.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
WHEN rms OLD HAT WAS NEW

Bsssee thls hat vas made,
King GeoFge was on the throne,
Our fathers were all rebels then,
Aad SoagAt with washisgton;
The Torisb eheered for old King George,
TIE Revolution through;
And Dragged about their loyalty,
Ere this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new,
The cons Of that base crowd
Revived the cry Of " loyalty"
And beloved IL aloud
The government cur fathers made
For then woulA never do;
And they have torn Its bulwArkS down,
Since this old hat was new,
When this old hat was new,
There was no public debt
No greenbaekS took the place Of coin,
No millionaire had yet
His pile for Seven -Thlrties spent
On which no tax was due,
But each man fairly paid his tax
when this old hat was new.
When this old bat was new.
Elections still were free.
And every man was thought to have
A right 70 liberty;
Arrests were made BY course Of law,
Trials we're speedy, too;
ana seward rang no little OeHS
When this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new,
This land was In its prime,
MiscegenAtiOn was Intaught
In all this happy cline;
And white folks then were thought as good
As Sambo, CuG or Sue;
But things have sadly changed about
Since this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new,
The poor white man was free,
And every year bran new boy
Could dandls on his knee;
But now, for every child be has,
He's taxed till he 10 blue
But things tell you were not 90
When this old hat was new.
When this old hat was new,
Gold dollars did abound,
And not q stamp In all the land
Could anywhere be found;
But now you dare not kiss your wife
Unless you stamp her, too;
But things l told you we're not 90
When this old hat was new.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Domestic Goods.

Bleached and Brown Sheetings,
Bed Tickings, Stripes. Crash. Duck,
Denims, Brown Drills,
Brown and Bleached Shirtings,
Brown and Bleached Linens,
Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets,
Kentucky Jeans, Linseys, Calicoes,
Flannels of all colors and qualities.
In this line Of goods the assortment is complete and
will be sold at the lowest possible prices for Cash.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
CHAS. B. PETIT.
DRESS GOODS.

Rich Black and Fancy Silks;
Splendid Dress Patterns;
Empress Cloth, Foulard and Wool
Delaines;
French Merinos, Alpacas, Debeiges
French, English and A m er n
Prints;
White Goods in great variety;
Lawns, Ginghams, Chambrays;
Plaid, Check and Stripe Poplins;
And Every Novelty in the line oi
Fancy Dress Goods;
All selected with great care, and for sale at a small
advance on wholesale cost.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
FOR SALE,

ONE OF THE MOST DESIRABLE BUILDING
" LOTS in the City. situated on H'Hn Stree1I I
Terms. etc, Apply TO !, :, IAiet'
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
For the Cure Of Diseases,
W7ttler Acntt or Chronic,
AT Nc. Gal COMMERCIAL STREET,
A few doors below KesrLty, San FRANCISCO.

Diseases of the Uterine Function,
characterized hy Irregular, suppressed pHtniul
mcrStruaton pain in the sides nd back, sensation
ot weight in the prlviS tic Nervous Headache :;
LcucorhPa or whites are treated on srientihc prin
ciplt. and a prompt and permanent cure effected.
Diseases OF the sexual Organs, male
or female, whether recent or chronic, are treated
with al the SIX II and appliances which modtrn sci
rur- has made available A cure will h. guaranteed
In the shortest possible tim and on the most reA
sonAhle terms. No ncXi"ls drug are used. md a
'ew days only are required 10 effect a permanent
Nervous Affections. src, =. Neuralgia,
Paralysis. G'fdin~ss. r'uucss - N.son, etc vi |
receive especial a't,nti,n
Secondary and Hereditary AntC-
ttOnS. Scru'ul in al. e. af..fiI Err.. pysI-I..
.ia k1ia,ia'ion ~ D,h''':v 'r.at-d u.'i ,-r,a;u
and urfa,''g r-9'.eHS. s,..'.'ily "Nl'',-c ~ cor
rur hu1"r-. nd inTa'.t h"Althy trtt - tie
,,>'r~, hy p;rili' g'',~ 'rn'! r,galpirr -. sccrr
"VS NrI r.. iu, icorsf = 'hrNita! powers
Surgical Operations. ~ wta'-ver na
mr.. r,i hrne'i 'cr'd'ry .t.!' ''" jA'i-t hos'i
-.l Al the Insii;ut. The Dottor viii ruIrAnIre 80
GUY" ll'riia tur lrac') III" Wcr~: 4, i ~ 'lrr,
V'eks, ~ rrW rode sf "?.ta'ug uNAi4su To.
r"rs 80 fatal to isral's, vii be successfully re.
laoVrd
Twenty yea resiI,nrr In Msxeo south Are riea.
Chiua and ~ ka> Inli-s tog-:h-r VT J.. arg
Hnsp.'al and M'rv practice. IA. gwen TIE d, r
Advantage J".s-s.t I'd by frS, Srd Ms r~u.tt, at',
sucrS.s WARTS pror.'s. - -ff-riual cure H.
Arr'or'ral I".'~. .Nr'h,'t- ~ par's - 80 Hu
VIA Svs's- nj - > -.r' .'1r,s - di,eas' are
~. c-'lti- -. utr his rx,,e..' re
l--'urtr r,h-s INA - l-'ir '.'' t,'t.r -.
D., rsr'-~r's ,f'|,.r f'..ss.. y r.,.',fN =,
80 is,... ~ ',''i- Z" ,rr1'r-'r' t,' i'r 'i,nr
8. .'rtr'-d T. al 'ie' f"r'ssr,. "a h...s..
M,d".I'-.. U.'h h'l g.. 'lnr> Wil' Be- So srv
rft' ~ u" sat, "n rt, = letter d-.,tlii -,
s'lst',as
4. lDfruA"y : ro1'rc''d Wi't tf- .s'thll.' -i'.
Nl"rr pate &, WI, i-slrr. Dsy receive htarl aid
constant attention 'utirGtii s,ekp.s TIN. avold.
ing n" in-onv-ui-ucr of a ho'ri Kind aud At',n
uN" i1r~-s viii I've employed and means viii be
l"" Gr'r, 4 =" give NH satisfaction
n" Nr trf'. - sr'I'"f's The ~ corrrNadioC
"'i to- rrr'r ~ tre c'v. aia f'rlt. t',4y rely
"a Ne sific',,' privacy cursn''A..',.. Free
TO THE LADIES.
ial'rs s"T.r ng e.. m aty ~ M n fr-f'r,s r-ru
fsr o'N"-'V W'li . ih- p.--ter 81, &c., f,Iait
and ieu' 2. Uhvs.,i,n H. the '-ra'r.rt - sap
press az ard i''GG"d di>eps-s. - :. u,t',t.t an
"Iuai. and lAtir, m i~el assured THAI 'l'. \
receive ~ rc.' d'nci;r ard g.. ''r,ssr'N n, At.
r0"tt. ald secure prov =; ri :h'T IT, uli-.
Ptrs'r apqrf"' t;s, with female muses., Tor thos,.
H. 81
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
Boots and Shoes.

Ladies' Lasting, Kid and Calf Bal
moral and Congress Boots,
Gentlemen's sewed and Pegged
Boots and Shoes,
Buffalo, Felt and Rubber Over Shoes
Children'ssand Misses B oots and
Shoes of every description,
Boys and Youths Boots and Shoes
of every quality,
Ladies', Gentlemen's and Children's
Slippers, q splendid assortment,
The largest and most complete in Fl Dorado County
which are offered for sale at the most
REASONABLE PRICES.
California Blankets,
FLANNELs.
CLOTHS, CASSIMERS,
woOLEN sHAWLs.
TRAVELLING SHIRTS,
ETC, ETC,
Always on Hand and for Sale
MANUFACTURERS PRICES.
0r REMEMBER THE PLACE! Ia
CHAS. B. PETIT,
SELIG M AMPS B LOCK =,
Main Street, Placerville.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
DIR. e. w. MOORE'S
Medical and Surgical Institute,
GAL Commercial Street,
few doors below Kearney,. SAN FRANCISCO
C. w. MOORE, NJ. D.,

Late .Str0ton L. s. A., Quarantine Nysician
at Nec Oriedas and Boston lecturer on
Morhm anatomy and DistHS's nj No
p3tn amt ThNdren, NenIlsr Of the
Massachusetts Neaiicdi .Or-itty,
etc, etc.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-12-09
c"'v- -; r.iaI a't,nti.r
Secondary and Hereditary AfTeC.
Ions. S,rr'ul1 in an {. = af.f,'i Elrrl. pysr-i-

HONE. StrD'uTI m nN Z. . a'-'f'I hfN-. NysV"I.
sia Erla,ia'ion ~ D,h'':v 'r.7t-d ~ ,-ria;u
and urfa,''g = t-P'.sHs. speedily "NI'i'-c ~ cor
rur' hu1of-. md inTa'.rE healthy trte - 'le
>N>t-N, hy p;iiIi' . -" h'rn,. regulating = sccrr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27

SONAL.-If JOSHUA KIM
IL BROUGH, of Bourbon county, Kentucky, is
in this city. and will call at the Dispatch Office, he
will learn of good news from his family and friends
at home. MIR. Kimbrough is said to have been q
member of the "Publio Guard" at Richmond in
1868. Any information concerning him will be
thankfully received if addressed to K, Dispatch
Office. NH plot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27

~ GREEN TEA, GREEN TEA.-A
superior article Of GREEN TEA and a gene
raj assortment Of CHOICE and FANCY 0ROCE-
RIES, which We will sell at q small advance on
cost. Thankful for the liberal patronage Of the
public, We wiz strive to merit continuance Of the
same. 1cAULEY & MYATT.
No. II Main street, seven doors below Seventeenth.
NH 24-Sts
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~ RicnxoND ENcAxPxgNr. No. ..

~ RicHxoND ENcAxPxRNr, No. Q.
ORDEE No. lO.-eir knights: You ara hereby
sammoned TO attend sisted meeting Of Richmen1
Encampment, No. 2, OF Knights Templars. e the
Masonic Hall, in the city Of Richmond. on TUES
DAY KvEN1NG, the 3Sth instant. ct O'clock.
All transient Sir Knights in the city are invited
70 attend.
By order Of the n. e. Grand Commander.
WILLIAM L. NAULE,.C. G..
Attest: JAMES e. RIDDrcx, Recorder.
Richmond, March ~, X. T. AS, A. u. 1865.
NH 27-2t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27

CuURcn BLOWN DowN.-New Hope
(Methodist EpiscopaD Church, in Am
herst county, Virginia, was blown down
by the high wind which prevailed on
Thursday last. The building was of
brick, and nearly new, having been erect
ed only year or two before the COM
mencement of the war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27

And they a. - =, and.wess = ths
picket Hue. 1eGbeD ~ tsick - disco.
vsred. ScAs6sly ! gun was as6d until
" moved On to ~ second liAe.
We csptthed two forts IN the mornine
char one Of which is that from which
the city has suffered most severely. Il
4. r.
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THE FIGHT AT PETERSBUR0 ON sATUR.
DAY--sUcCEsSFUL ATTACK ON GRANTS
LINES SOUTH OF THE ApPONATTOx-
GENERAL LEES OFFICIAL DIsPATuH.
A spirited and successful assault was
made upon Grants lines east Of Peters.
burg at daylight Saturday morning, .
full account of which is given in the fol-
lowing official report Of General Lee
There was in the evening some skirmish-
ing on our right with no important res
suit Over five hundred prisoners, cap
tured during the morning, have arrived
in this city. We give General Lees re-
port:
"Hr&porARERs Army CONFEDERATE STATES. /.
March Is, lS65-ll:20 p. n.
"Hon. }. c. Breckenridge, Secretary Of Var
AT daylight this morning. General Gordon as
saulted and carried the enemy's works n Hare's
Hill. capturing nine pieces Of artillery. eight NOR
tars, and between five and six hundred prisoners.
amongst them one brigadier.general and q number
Of officers Of lower grade.
"The lines were swept for distance of four or
efforts made to recover the captured works we're
handsomely repulsed. But it was found that the
enclosed works in rear, commanding the enemy's
main line, could only be taken at great sacrifice
and our troops were withdrawn to their original po-
sition.
at being impractcable to bring Of the captured
guns, owing to the nature Of the ground, they we're
disabled and left.
sour loss, as reported, Is not heavy. Among the |
wounded are Brigadier-General Terry, flesh wound,
and Brgader- General Phil. Cooke, in the arm.
can the troops engaged. including two brigades |
under Brigadier-Gene1al Ransom, behaved most
handsomely. The conduct Of the sharp-shooters
Of 0ordons corps, who led the assault, deserves the
highest commentator.
"This afternoon there was skirmishing' on the |
right between the picket lines, with varied success.
At dark the enemy held q considerable portion of
the line farthest in advance Of our main work
".tSienedl r. E. LEE"
Persons who left Petersburg yester-
day evening report that the fighting had |
moi been renewed. |
THoMAss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
VIRGINIA THREATENED.
Intelligence received here leads to the |
belief that General Thomas is preparing |
formidable advance either into South.
western Virginia or Western North
Carolina, as the requirements Of the
opening campaign shall seem toindicate.
lie is now reported to be at Knoxville,
with fifteen thousand men, while por..
ton Of his force is thrown forward as
far east as Morristown. He has re-
paired the East Tennessee railroad to-
Bulls gap, and is still engaged in put.
ting it in running order in the direction
Of Bristol.
YANKEE FORCES In THE VALLEY.
The report that Hancock was moving
up the Valley, towards Staunton. with
several thousand men, is incorrect.
There is but one Yankee regiment south
Of Martinsburg, and that is posted at
Kernstown. Our scouts report that this
regiment was last week making their
preparations to remove to new field
of operations.
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PErERsBukc, VIRGINIA, J
March %. 1865-630 A. NJ.
This morning, at daybreak, Gordon's
division charged the works Of the enemy
and at 6 o'clock had captured their main
line Of works for considerable distance.
One Of their strongest batteries, nearly
opposite to the Blandford Cemetery, had,
At that hour, been captured, and the guns
turned upon the enemy.
] have seen about two hundred pri-
soners. Many others have gone in on
other roads. They state that it Was I
perfect surprise; that they had no idea
ofan attack, and that they had no troops
except the Ninth corps (Burnsids's) on
this side Of the Appomattox. The works
were first carried by the sharpshooters
Of Goydon's division.
just before advancing, Gsasral Cor
don made them quite IN encouraging
speech, promising U reward thsm nth
fully if successful, and callie siroaxiY
upon thsis feeling Of patrieei
A e1s Yankss trick was played
upon e. s tie first charge. Our men,
foronce, aauds capital Of that diaeracefal
practice which haa, d In, hen but too
cnmmoa IN our aruy-that C desertins.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-27

~ RATTLE, RATTLE, RATTLE, at the
"RUHY SALOON" No. West Seventeenth street
near Main. A magnificent OIL PAINTING
Scene on the Missouri River"-a picture worth
having. Come and see it. NH 24-3ts
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TIE FIGHT At PETERSBURG.
SATURDAX
PErERSBUhG. VIRorNr

IcoRnrsrosDkscr OF THE RICHMOND DESPATCH.
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NIsHINo NEcHssARr suP3l1ns ron rnD Anng2.
TAe Cbnores. 81 tie C6sfsisrats Stsss q Ass.t
ric1 do enact. That In order to pfoc1yo ~ 1ens'
81 .Ss 4..ssI, P aassr 8. "a s .s
dent, be. and be l. hereby. an1AoEisaA = bsgsov
from any bank, banking company, eogDWa1loos -
not exceed % ssses n iS ~ = i b :.
gregate; and to secure the rpayme0t ~ an1 -
or sums 70 borrowed, at such time esmay g Se9So6
upon. mot 70 exceed two pears aftes the
u treaty Of peace between the COn10seuEos 01nono
and the United Statss, 70 cause 70 b ssusd ho -
the Confederate States. in such,coayenient amo q
may be agreed upon, payable IN coin, Cd hoap
payable enthusiastically in spscis; and & sse9ss -
repayment OF any sum or Sums 20 bogSUWe0, v3ck
the interest thereon. the said 9se1stsry - fth6t
authorized and empowered t. plsdser Il such Js0po
owned by The Government . 1hs sztest s valqss
Of any such loan 70 obtained, Or TIA peoGo6oo
thereof when cold. OF to convoy such cotton ~
Of such loan, Min the tight q u paR q g.
lender Of such coin 70 export oe transport sunh oo
ton aud tobacco bsyoa6 The limits - tAs Csol6s.
q the s: antsorti s q tie donsae.ss ss g
payment Of any duty, except T. tie sxteut u ode.
eighth per cont. nov imposed z law.
to the amount Of three millions Of dollass, under
the provisions Of the Asst section a. This aettho
and in that event, . tax shall b levisd and -.
.ss ss e ~" Per ssct a No. :ns az sss
foreign exchange, in the Contedseats 0tate paS16t
in kind, which tax shall be dns and oojlss q
the Art daX Of Ap!l nsxt, 3 g seeA tnE.aee 81
be levied upon the gold Or silver csin, Uo1 4asa4
bollion. and foreign exchanee oWuo& - Doasonno9
BY anyperson when the amount % evue6s er poes
.s;set shall net szeesa Two hnndssd aona;s g
silver cain. HoG dust, bulfon or foGGf9 eDGAG1r
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LIBERAL GIrr OF CoLoRED TRoops-
The liberal action Of a meeting of farmers
in Roanoke county, Virginia, in Offering
to emancipate such of their slaves as
will volunteer in the army, has been
mentioned. We append the form of the
pledge and the names Of the signers:
We whose names are hereunto sub
scribed mutually pledge ourselves to
emancipate such of our negro men, be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty
five, as will volunteer as soldiers in the
Confederate service, promising them
that they shall be permitted to return to
their homes, and that proper provision
will be made for them and their families
when the war is over:
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ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE-

ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.
~ WARD.-Strayed or stolen. from camp Of
Wickham's old brigade, near Hanover Courthouse,
on Thursday night last. the 18th inStant, DEEP
SORREL FILLY, with q blaze face about fifteen
hands high; small knot on the back, just under
the saddle; five years old this springs very gay
and spirited. viii pay the above reward Il deli
vered to CREED HAAkINS, Of company E. Fourth
to me in Richmond.
NH 25-3te .~ss~te r. O.HASKlN0.
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9 HUsTINGs CoURr.-We are au-
thorixed TO annOuncesW. A. WRIGHT as q CAN.
DIDATE for MAGISTRATE for Madison Ward.
NH 2Z-8ts
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PERSONAL.

THE PERSON DESIRING AN
interview with the sender of photograph
from Memphis will please address AURORA
FLOYD. NH 27.-lts
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Brigadier.0eneral Cook, Of Georgia, assh wound
ment, in leg; Major Jesse Richardson Forty
Virginia regiment. in leg, severely; Captain Ir-
dan, Of Richmond, company F, Twenty first vir-
slnla regiment, in face; Captain J. Hays, Twenty-
Beding6eld, sixtieth Georgia regiment, severely.
supposed mortally; Adjutant NcFarlane, Sixtieth
Georgia regiment, in bowels, severely; Captain
Draper, fort{,eleht 'rg,ns regiment, in shoulder;
ment, severely. A. =.