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The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

UNDER the new revenue law as amend
ed by the late Congress, the tax on in
comes is FIVE per cent. on sums over six
hundred and under five thousand dollars;
seven and half per cent. on incomes DC
tween five and ten thousand dollars, and
ten per cent. on incomes over ten thou.
sand dollars a year.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

"ON HIS DIG. "A negro in Virginia
City, New, who proiessed to mourn much
for the death Of President Lincoln, failed
to join in the procession with his brother
negroes. On brirg asked for his reason,
he replied, AT Petersburg dey put us in
dc front, here dey put us in dc rcar.-
OATS played out! stand no SIGH non
sense as dat" That negro has an clcva-
ted idea of the African race.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

EVERYTHING Co.'s. 1t has been decided
At Washington that the wages of a minor
child, if the parent have control Of the
same. must BE- included as part Of the
income Of the parent, and is - be taxed
as such. The labor Of such child is not
considered as separate labor.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
HAPPINESS Or MISERY:
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

THE PROPRIETORS or THE "pACIFIC MC.
l. scum OF ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" have
determined regardless of expense. To issue, FREE
Cor the benefit OF suffering humanity four Of their
most Interesting and Instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and it's disqualifcations Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline OF Manhn"d, Indigrs-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss of Energy and
Vital Power, the great Social Evil, and those mala
dies that result from youthful foIes, excuses Of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures
Laws.
Of enlightening and saving thousands and will he
forwarded FREE on receipt Of Twenty-Five Cent, IN
postage stamps ny addressing Secretary Pa lfic
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, Pine Street, SAT-
Francisco"
W- Letters to be sent through Wills. FARGO &
Co lmtr4isly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
/ No. Cert'fI shris Ami Due
Names.

AMI, -ias eorthlucg Rllir law anu anlsorder @! ~
Board Of Trustees. made on the 9th day OF Arm
lS69 so many shares Of each parcel OF said stock Rs
may be necessary, will be sold at auction, at the Of
fire Of the Company at Duncans Store. on the 2Uth
day Of May, 1858, at IL O'Clock, NJ. of said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising ami the expenses Of
the sale. b. 4. MOSELY, Sec'y.
Duncan's Store, May 9th, 1S65.-ts
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

OPALs--Several of the precious stones
found at Stockton Ridge, near Mokcium-
ne Hill, Calaveras county, have been left
with II Sacramento jewelcr to be cut and
polished. The opaS are found on the top
of the sandstoncs, embedded in a layer Of
onarfz
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

TnERE are fifty-three vessels on their
way to San Francisco from Eastern and
foreign ports. or these twenty-six are
from New York and Boston.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

MoRMoNIsM. A London paper says that
Mormonism is steadily making inroadS in
the grea, towns of England. and diffuSins
itself through the agricultural districts.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

RoDBERY.-Th treasury of Solano Co.
was robbed April S0th of $7,673-about
$3.50 in silver, and 81, SOB ia god coin,
mostly in 800 pieces; perhaps $500 or
$500 in su0ler coin.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

some years ago-it is said--a PARTY
was travelling in a stage through New
jersey pines, and saw in the distance
what they supposed was the frame Of a
log house. On approaching, they found
it was the skeleton Of u mosquito which
had starved TO death. the flesh having
fallen from the bones.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
miscellaneous aO6frtisiiig.
Greenbacks Taken at Par!
NEW YORK BOOK, STORE
SUBSCRIPTION AGENCY !
J. H. STILL & CO.,
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
Newspaper and Periodical
A G. EN- rs.
4l3 Montgomery Street tBetween Sac
ramsnto and California;. San
Francisco.

r IT, STILL, PIONEER BOOKSELLER AND
- NEWSPAPER AND MAGAZINE GENT, hAv.
ing lately returned from the Fast after an absence Of
year, would hereby inform the citizens Of Cafor.
MIA and the Pacific Coast that he has resumed his
old business Of Canvasshg and Subscription Agent,
for Americah and Foreign Newspapers ami MNgu.
zines. Feeling grateful to his old subscribers and
customers for the liberal patronage bestowed on
him in years past II. STILL hopes by strict atten.
ton to business and honorable dealing, to deserve
renewal OF their favors. While East favorable ar
rangements were made with the publishers whereby
we are now prepared to take LEGAL TENDER
NO iES at their PAR VALUE in payment OF Sub
scriptions to American Newspapers and Magazines,
AS fulloWs:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

AT a meeting Of tho BOARD OF TRUSTEES Of
"A FL DORADO SCHOOL DISTRICT, No. /, held
on the 18th day Of April, 1868, It was resolved 10
submit u the qualified electors OF the DlSSiet the
question whether q tax Of eight hundred dollars
(ee0O) shah be raised. to continue said arhOol for m
additional term Of i've months; The noaey thas
tingent sRneuses Of the school during such term.
Said election viii be held on the 1sSh day 81 May,
between the hours Of and o'clock 2. H.. q The
School House, 10 the town Of Fl Dorado.
D. THORNTON,
Clerk Of the Board.
Il Dorado, April 18th, 1855. (sPssaAI5
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

II. B. HAWKINS, of Gold Hill, Nevada,
has been appointed United States Consul
at Tumble, Peru.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
GREAT SAVING IN TIME AND
TXPENSE


EXPENSE.
w AN0 AFTER SEPTEMBER 1o'h 1864, ordi-
nary Prriglt will he received NJ FEEEpORT and
forwarded 20 LATHOBE withou, charge for tran
shipping dra rag. or forwarding
Good, Slapped by steamers NJ the California Steam
Navigation Companv leaving san Francisco ~ !, P.
N. daily, can be delivered IN La;robe At o'clock
ary, morning. Freight Shipped nv sailing vessels
will be forwarded With dispatch. No charge
binary freight per sailing vessel. for cvve dues,
tran>hirp ~. dravage ar r, VHr,ling.
All Heavy Fr-ights su, b lioiler-. Heavy Cast
ngS Steam Engines, etc will he transhippcd at
Fr-rport by powerful d-r, - directly to the cars,
ard N LatrUbe will also he tIaushUIed by hrricks
directly TO teams. For this class Of freight. charge
viii hc made OF cost OF labor engaged on dcricks
OILY.
Freight Charges ~ steamers or sailing vessels will
h" advanced at Freeport and collected At Latrobc
without charge.
Marx all Frrigll: CARE F. T.. Il. FREEroHT,'
ID send receipts with freight.
PRICES OF FREIGHr1NC:
FREIGHT, from Freeport to Latrohe. 81 per ton.
BOWS rREIGIiTS from Lntrnb. ~ Fr"'ror' OF
Sarrlnruto, VIA lie forwarded At thc following
rates:
Ordinary Fter'tts. per ton. ................aS %
Ores shippers to I"ah aud unload per ton 2 .G
LuIGhrr, :" " NJ. 8 ~
Wood " car oi
g.! cmis .......... 800. ........,.i2 90
ltIts..., ,....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. hb
k'p'........ ............... ............... 20
Pets.....,.,..,. ..,... Sc. ....',..-...'.. Us
Mr. rry, Eh., Gaze P.&s vRR."
J, =. ROBINSON,
F. 4. BISHOP.
!arll Superintendent.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

The Minnesota Legislature has agreed
to submit the question of permitting the
negroes to vote to the people at the next
State election in November.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
PLACERVILLE AND SACRAMEN-
TO VALLEY RAILROAD.

ON AND AFTER OCTOBER LIST
~ TRAIN2. in connection with the Sacramento
Valley and Freeport Railroads, will run as follows:
LEAVE LATROBE ~ 81 and II \. NJ and P. N
LEAVE SACR AMENTO ~ 81 A. M.;tII4 P.N
LEAVE FREEP0RT at ca 4. ~, P. ". and at
Midnight.
ON SUNDAYS. Trims viii run as follows:
LEAVE LATR0BE. for Sacramento only, at II
4. ", and LEAVE SACRAMENTO, for LIlrobe at
81 An.
All Trains stop at Folsom
There will be no train up Oh Sunday nights fron
Freeport.
The II A. ". Train, In from Latrobe, and the Mid
night Train, from Freeport, run in connection with
the s eamboats on the river and the Pioneer Stages
across the mountains
Tie 6H A. N. Train, from Sacramento, will also
connect at atrob- with ,he Pioneer Line Of Stages,
well with Stages To al the mountain towns
throughout FL Dorado, Amador and Calaveras cOun-
ties.
The 6% and II \. NJ. Trains. from Latrobe, also
connect with the Pioneer ana other Stage Lines, at
Latrobe. ....
All the Trains from Larobe run into Sacramento
as well Frecport.
FREIGHT will be taken on all Trains. except
the II 4. NJ. Train, from Larobe, and the Midnight
Express Train, from Frttpor.
jtull +. 4. BISHOP, supr.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
FOREIGN, CALIFORNIA. &C..

Per Annurl Per Anrur,
All The Year Round. w s. +. Weekly Alta. ; ~
Mon. Part Once ST. Bulletin. ~
Week ............ & 90 s +. Police IiaZettv : 90
London Art Journ1ll2 on The Californian -. ~
Cornhill Magazine. on Mining and Scicntf.
Temple Bar. -. 10 ic Press ......... "a
London Society. & on Sunday Golden Fra 10
" World Of Fashion 6 Oh S. F. sand. Mercury %
Mining and Smelling :. +. Pacf......... no
Magazine. % ). L. Monitor ....... 90
SSpenry Magazine M $. +. Medical Press 5 o.
Chambers Elm Jour 90 :. Y. Irish News. 0U
Churchman's FAINT Echo do Pac,Gque ~ 90
ly Magazine. 90 III Eco de P.cifco. 10 ~
Every Boys Mag. 4 o. La Noz de Mijco . 10
London illus. News.1 GO Cal. German Dem. 5 90
London Times. Il % California Farmer. 5 co
London Dispatch. II 90 Mercantile Gaz and
LONDON lndex......15 90 Prices Current. IN
Mining journal II OU Sac. Weekly Union : 90
llell's Life IN Lundonl4 90 Portland 0reRoriau ~
Wilmer & 5. Times liz M Colorado journal. 81. 3 %
Dublin Nation. -. Il 80 Territorial Enter.
london punch..... 90 prise ..... ..... : ~
Sidnev(N S.W)HerlMi5 no Gold lIl News IG IN
- J. II. S. Co. will attend to the supplying Of
Ili miscellaneous orders Tor Stationery, Blank
i'oois, Law Books, Medical Books, School Books,
Standard and Miscellaneous Books. Cheap Pubct.
ticrs, Cutlery, etc. etc. all OF which We VIII iurn 81,
at the lowest market prices
~ Our new Subscription List FOR 1903, which is
more complete will be sent free on application.
ffeb3mG
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

OREGON INSANE ASYLuM.-The Portland
OregOnian Of April 18th contains extracts
from the report of the Visiting Physician
OF the Insane Asylum, which was given
at the office Of the Governor of that State
in February last. 1t shows the number
OF patients TO have been SO in the insti.
tuition at that ime. The general unfavor.
able '3%oGtstt t:G1Tie9 over the nervous.
diseases by thn unpleasant SEASONS, had
prevented much Improvement in patients
during the quarter, and il is noted as be.
ing particularly true that all diseases Of a
mental character are affected badly by
stormy, wet weather. The insane are
rendered more unrcasoning, more melan-
choly, more maniacal at such times, and
it seems very reasonable. ns persons in
good health and in the full osses>ion Of
their faculties are subject 10 depression of
spirit under such influence. DIR. Watkins
seeing these things, has advised the at.
tending surgeon that he deemed it csseu-
tial to keep daily rcc6rd az the treat
ment, condition. ETC., OF all the inmates Of
the Asylum, not only for the use of the
attending surgeons at this time, tut for
reference hereafter. a. by no other means
can the benefits of experience in each in.
dividual case be secured. We make the
following extract from the report:
Such records. detailing char ctcr and
kin Is Of mental derangrincut,g giving med
icinal and hygenic means reSoited to for
the cure Of the patient, will be Of use to
the visiting or any examining surgeons,
who may visit TO acquire ali the facts Of
any particular case. 1t will preserve the
mental history of each case, which. in at.
ter years, may be Of great benefit, " hen
the institution shall tie entirely undci
State control. 1t will also tend to make
the treatment more methodical, calm.
the attention Of the attending surgeon To
each case daily, and will secure full his
tory Of the institution AMI It's inmatt 3"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

that political freedom which is denied to
Poland, ard The amalgamation of the two
will hasten that crisis which cannot lie
much longer postponed. The absorption of
Poland in Russia comes too late, aud will
serve but to extend the conhasration
which it seeks to quench. --1London Post
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
WORT8EN GOLD AND SILVER
MINING COMPANY,
Placerville Mining District, Ell Dorado County, Ca

NOTlCE.-Thcre Is delinquent unon the following
~ described stock, account Of assessment lev
led on the 18Th day Of March, 1865, the several
amounts set Opposite the NAMES OF the respective
shareholders, rs follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
AMERICAN MAGAZINES {:

Per Annum.l Per Annum
HarperS Magazine 4 90 London Lancet. w
Atlantic Monthly "A on Braithwats Retros. & uG
FIX LeSlies MagaEine4 90 Hays Medical Jour. g 70
Godey's Lady's BOok.4 M; Backwood's Mag. 3 10
Continental Magazines 00 do and : Reviews 10 no
American Monthly. 90 horticultural Mag B 90
Peterson'S Magazine O0 Am. A gricuturist II 81
Arthur's Home do. 3 00 New Eng. Farmer. 8 ~
Ladies' Friend. 81 90 Gardeners Monthly.2 81
Ladies' Repository a On Psychological Jour 2 no
lie Boz Ton, fashionsI 90 Friend Of Progress..2 81
Me DemOrest's do. 4 on Church Monthly "a M
L. :. Service Mag...5 20 Am. Drug. Circular . 10
Iittell'S Living Age. s. 0nYank-e Notions. 2 no
Herald of Health. 90 Nick Max (COn.ic). 2 90
Halls Jour. ofIIealih2 % Merryman's Mouily2 10
Our Young Folks. 3 90 Lcslits Budget OF Fun2 0
Mrrrys Museum. q 90 Comic Monthly L 30
Eallou'S Mdgasine. g 90 Phuuny Pheilow 9 no
lluut's Merchants dos 90 Waverly MagaEpe g ~
Bakers Magazine. b M Monthly Novelette, ~
Law Reporter. on Lcsiir's ~ CT MoLjl !y1 90
Masonic Revew.....3 90 Am. Mining Gazrttr..5 80
eFy J. II. $. 4 Co. having heen appointed Spr
cial Agent for the ECLECTIC MAGAZINE, We alone
authorized to present to e"ery subscli brr W. y
PAYS us Five Dollars, with a copy each Of those two
beautiful Steel Engravings entitled:
OQnNnAv
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Az ELECTION will be held in the TOWN OF
n LArROBE, at the School House, on the Goth
day Of MAY, 1865, for the purpose Of levying .
District School Tax of six hundred and my dollars.
in Cmitcd States gold coin, for the purpose OF sus
taining District School FIVE months, from the 10Th
day OF May TO the 18th day Of October, 1895, and,
also, to liquidate the debt the schOol House.
Election to be held between the hours Of one aud
ave o'clock, r. NJ. J. II. MILLER,
T. TRUEHOLZE,
T. S. BRYANT,
Trustees.
Iaty,hn AnrI o6ih iskS-td
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
ATLANTIC No. GOLD AND SILL
YER MINING CO.,

FER MINING CO.,
rlacerville Mining District, FL Dorado County, CAL
NOTICE is hereby given that,at meeting OF the
~ Board of Trustees of sail Company, held on
the 18th day of April. lsG5 no l2) Of
fifteen cents was levied upon each and every share.
Of the capita stock Of the Company, pa yable imme
diatey in United States geld coin, to the Secretary
At his o'lice Ciunger & lIamel's Meat Market, Main
street. Pacerville
Any stock upon which said assessment shall ra-
main unpaid on the 18th day Of MAY, ls65,
will be advertised that day as delinquent, aud,
unless payment shall be made before, will he sod on
The 9th day Of May, 1865, to pay the delinquent
assessment together viii! the costs .; advertising
and expenses Of sale.
by order Of the Boar Of Trusters
CHARLES ROBLES, Sec'y.
rlacervlle, April 14th ls63.-td
Ell DORADO EXCELSIOR GOLD
SILVER AND COPPER INNING
COMPANY,
Location Of Understandable District, FL Dorado
County, California.
NOTICE is hereby given that at \ meeting Of the
~ Trustees Of said Company, held Oh the 10th day
Of APRIL, 1868, an assessment Of ten cents on
each share of stock levied, payable from date,
in coin, TO the Secretary, at Folsom, Sacramento
county.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the l2.h day of May, l>f5, will
on tina; day be advertised as delinquent, and unless
payment is made before, will he sold the eth
day Of MAY, ISIS, to pay the delinquent as
Sessment thereon, together with costs Of advertising
and expenses Of sale.
By order vi the Board OF Trustees
N. DAVIS, sec'y.
Fpi,on, April i4th, lS65-4v
COSTUMES COPPER MINING CO.,
Location Of Works-Miidle Fork Of Cosuniues
River, FL ppradO CU2E'y.
NOTICE.--T' annual meeting OF the Stochho,d
~ Of this Company. for the election Of officers
for the suing year, will be held at the WORKS OF
TIE COMPANY, on Saturday the 9th day Of May,
1851, at 10 o'clock A. VI.
by order OF the Board Of Trustees.
NJ. G. GRIFFlTi!, scc'y.
Dimoud Springs, Arrll 18th 1855 NV
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
|" SUNDAY MORNING"
AMERICAN NEWSPAPERS.

"RETURNING FROM MARKED"
Which alone worth the price Of subscription, and
ca only be obtained by subscribing through US.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
@inin1 COMPANIES.
MATHENAS COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY.

NOT1CE.-There is delinquent upon the following
IN described stock Of the above ramed Company,
account OF assessment No. I, levied october 1st
lsGl the several amounts set opposite the respective
Shareholders Names "a follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

FORTUNES OF A BoUNrY BRoxER. The
New York Post gives the following dc
sctiplion 0f the case Of one of CV'on.l
Bakers victims:
The man is resilient or Brnuhlvn,
VIII re- his father, through strict attention
to business for years past, has secured
coufnrtah'c income, which the son has
shared, though not himself industrious.
spending most of his time with the fan
cy' OF the tpwn. Some months since,
hnNevcr. he struck prolific vein hv con.
meeting himself with the recruiting busi.
ness of New York. He obtained liberal
per cCntlge on each man enlisted, and as
the unmhcr 81 these recruits increased
Ia gc'v. the broh r soon found himself in
possession Of wralth. e.. ntually a. be.
came a prominent obi ct of the envy Of
his associates; the public eve WAS fixed
npon him. ami innr>t men shook their
head. llrcX!njitr'i his wealth fr,ql, Mt
~ Az. in MANY Ways; few persons ,huve
(! r team than his, while ut the opera
rni linmehGdr lie appca'cd in expressive
IT,, - in company with a female relative
w'osr GidmoHd, were second 10 nnu" -
[ pom his family connections he lavI>hrd
his means. Among his gifts were hun
Ir,I dol!'r hats and rrrtt, skating cap
worth >cv,nty.!ve dollars. Not long since
"csn'iatina' were opcacd for the selection
Of a country sea! for his accommodation,
but ia the meantime an elegant mansion
"on the Heights" was purchased Lr the
item Of thirty thousand dollars, aud pew
at a first class premium was secured in n
coo>picuan> part or one Of the most pop.
II ar Brooklyn churches.
y >nddcn change, however, has come
upon this prosperous individual For >ev.
tral day, his f1ce has been missed in lis
accustomed places. On Sabbath last the
pew IS ohurrh WAS vacant, and il is rot
only whispered, but pretty well a>r,r
t1nc1 tina; he is il the O!d Capitol prison
1t WASHINGTON,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06

San Francisco......T. y. Cazneau, Chas. l.. Weller
II. q. Cough
Sacramento James w. CofFroth, j. c. Goods
Edward Hickhn,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-05-06
SCHOOL NOTICE.

Latrobe, April 9s,h. lsS5.-td
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

A EEsrECTABLG YOUNG GIRL LATI;LY LANDED
n D tcs atuiuUn ~ 30 ner hOascHOrk. Cail AZ ~
v -ltu
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

4 SITUATION WASr9D-BY A YouNG WOMAN, TC
~ do CiluluerNOrk ANA wtGg, Is iuis competent; h.
te, raiasuaert Can bo ~ 10 ith ~, nca
sth ~
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

A STFU ArIDN WhNrED--BY 4 RESPECTABLE
n younss E sc an excellent cock, washer ironer al
baker; gc0n 10 tno country; best OF References
Can br loo Two days ~ 81 West 18Th
la tic .stas4uent.
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

A SITUATION wANrED-BY A REsPECTABLE
n woman the country to do cooking, washing aud
isonug; understands MIX and bncr wages object, II
sc her boy three years old the best of reference
Can b. uu.l engaged AZ 43 West 2th st., between 9th
and 7th
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

4 YOCNG GIRL WISHES A SITUATION As CHAM.
~ iorttu aud .tie-s, ell I'D nnd waitress
bet tiy teHcr gten. can Toe Two days at % Henry
s'cuud tuor, front
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

n viii asto,nshe y c prcrs paid by the original
Inue Al un1er B t EyL for Gait on Clothing Carpcte,
Jcycv a. Floai 10 So Tor six Dresses 50 10 $50 for
rnia 81 is 50 Pttg. pl,'~c cali send note 70
Tie wel EnOwn ~ ~ lW nt!cih avenue, hlrs i huuss
above rwrn,y third 20 t forncryO sixth avenue Ladi@
waited on by Mis- Ni0s
The New York herald., 1865-04-20

A SITCATiON WANTED--BY YOUNG WOMAN, As
"A kunGcss wnutd do chru herN and tt Washing
h. ~ a sAOrt distance CDuAtry Ca
u. dt her las. pLttc "A West ST. after O'Clock
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
The Convention

we looked in upon this body yesterdav =
WINE In session, and ara satis ID that H.
people have acted wisely aud we'll in Nh.
selection Of delegates. mora 60
grave and digu,f ID body wa have navar
ssen under the roof of the canitoI nj
.'ano 'nt+iIect and sound, practical sense
iothed together in the BODY. In
e'"c''oh OF President, the convention
S"V" earnest OF Its intention t1 out non.
~ ut 'ne oest men on guard during it's do.
in"eEa,lons. Shall Yarger Was "chsi,,
hsntnlug as judge of the circuit cn'r,
ara ne viii make an able dign.6 II PRE-
S,ur~s. .attlcs.r of this, the moAt imnoc,.,,
body that ever assembled in this State
There is no M AdioGscity in this body-the
lions OF the State ara rAfre. ard If wise
and prudent counsel can accomplish any
taing Tor this people Ahey Will do il.
ihelr duties are of trc4 4lendous respon
eioihty. and thy are goiuG to work at il
like men who knew wnaA was expected
OF them. and were datermiresd TO dolt.
We were impressed with n,Nre than or.
olnary S",emnity As we gaz ii Upon those
fraVe ana reVerent gentlemen, seiected
Ior so onerous duty, but We were I'M |
pressed also VII the CONVICTION thai th. !
feopte have CO flied ineIr destinies into |
the custody OF man who were eouaI Tor |
the em -rgenct. aud Will meet c,lmly IN.
tFemrnd us responsibility devolving ur on
them. From the bottom of our hean
we thank God that Mississippi has s.,n'
oaS her oe't men to meet this most n.r
picking and difficult phase of her h;s.
tory Jackson News.
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Majority for McMak;n

pAr mcMakin was theroupon declared
""'F erected Sergeant alarms of the Co
Vehtl'n, took the oath of Office. WAS in
s,rucsed IN and entered upon the dis
charge oi ms duties.
motion, The Convention proc led. d
10 the election of d ,o9keepe
or ia he"s placeI in nomination tn
name @ OF D. Il. Corley, of Tlshomine,
county.
Mr. johnson, of Marshall, plsced il,
nomination the name of w. Trad~wal,
Mr 1erger placed in nomination tn.
name o. VIM J. Brown, OF Hind..
1ir. Lewis placed in nomination tn
name ~ OF =. Robertson, OF H,nds.
Upon call OF the counties.
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WALKER BROS. g. CO
1hh OLDEST ESTABLISHED
HOUSE IN THE CITY.

j ~ @ nENS and dea era in Cloth,,o nv n,.1,
IENN ''' ana Shoes. No 229 N la s:ree.. Nt:NpGfs
~ .Clofhing Factory. No eco North rs;rs ,.rSo,
jny 26lrw3m
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
3 O'CLOCK, p. M.

- CLOCK, p. NJ.
The Convention met pursuant to ad
journment.
Mr. Johnston, of Kinds, offered tn.
following, which was adopted;
ReSoSoed, That the reporters for tbe
press IN this State and elsewhere in 81
tendance at this Convention, be permi,.
ted TO occupy sea!s within the b,r OF thu.
house.
On motion of Mr. Mayson. the Conve,
non proceeded TO The election of S.r,o..,
atarrns by ballot.
;, The President appointed Messrs. Hill
hnrne and Compton. as teli.rs.
Mr. 4ergrr placed i'll miaation the
name of I. c. Mem kin, OF H,uds
Mr.. S'monton placed la nomination
County.
!, ne roll OF counties being called.
4. = mc.dak nrec ived 55 votes.
j benson o.