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The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
Aining Companies.

CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND COPPER
MINING COMPANY.
FaiTplay District, Fl Dorado Csuuiy, California.
NOTICE.-There Is delinquent upon the follow
~ ing described stock Of the above named Com
paHy OH account of assessments w. 4 and No. ),
levied August sh and October 3lst, 1861, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the respective share
;olders names, as follows:
Names. No. cert'fI shs's Amt Due
,. NJ Butler not Issued. 80 $500.
And, in accordance with law and an order ofthe
board Of Trustees, maze on the 18th day Of May,
ls'l, so many shares Of each parcel Of said stock
as may be necessary Viii be sold at auction at the
"ihee iot the Company, at Fairplay the 2lst day
"f October 1870 al 2ociOck, L. NJ. Of said day, to
pay SAID delinquent assessments thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and the expenses of
sale. J. L. RANKIN, Sec'y.
FNirPlay, September 29th, lSGj.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

Masonic NOtico.--stated Meetings Of
II Dorado Lodge, No. 70, are held at Masonic Hall,
on the Monday u o. crG$ 0sscsdiug the Full Moon
FREDERICK p. BARss, W. N,
HESRy D. RAPRAKL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
HUNTS SAW FRAMES.

Hunts Frames for saving wood are built on the
most approved plan, and constructed Of the best
materials and are turned out with saw Slide shaft
and all complete and ready for use.
All the above Machines are manufactured at the
Wind MIL factory Of
e. o. HUNT,
% Second, and los and liz Jessie street,
San Francisco.
circular containing all particulars will be for.
warded postpaid to any address. Isep30m3
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

MasOnic.--Sierra Nevada Council,
No. 40, Of Royal and Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening of the hrst Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, Placerville.
WIN. A. JANUARY, I. I. NJ.
HRNRY ID. RAPHAEL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

Palmyra Lodge, No. Is 1, r. a. A. 9I,
holds its stated communications on Thursday night,
next preceding the full moon Of each month"; in Odd
Fellows Hall, Placerville. All brethren in good
standing are invited to attend.
WILLIAM Ii. CR0CKER, W. n.
8. A. PEswELL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

DEATH OF HoN. GEORGE NJ. DALLAS
The public men Of the last generation are
rapidly passing away. Death has remov.
ed late Vice President from oil earthly
scenes. Hon. George NJ. Dallas, of Penn.
sylVAnia, Is no more. Twenty years ago
and it seems but . short period in our
TecOllectiOn-he vas called upon by the
people Of the United States to preside
over their highest and most digniied le.
gislAtivS body, the Senate, at Washing
ton. ltwas then in the hight Of its glory,
when intellectual giants like Clay, Web.
ster, Calhoun. Benton, and others, gave
II immortal fame. The contrast between
it then and now is, indeed, wonderful
II hardly appears like the same assembly.
Over this body Mr.. Dallas presided with
the most marked ability. He was an ele.
CANT and polished gentleman, an excel
lent psIliamenlaFian, and q statesman Of
culture and re6nement-just the man for
the place.
He bad been previously q member of
the Senate, and Minister to Russia. when
he was placed upon the ticket with james
X. Polk. for President, and elected in
1914, over Theodore Frelinghuysen, of
New JERSEY, who is now also deceased.
While Vice President, Mr.. Dallas gave
the casting. vote in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, In favor of the repeal of the
Black high protective tariff of l642,
and for the substitution Of the more lib
eEal tariff of 1846 in its stead. lie was
deAO0Oced With great bitterness 10 Penn
sylvauia, his native State, for this act, as
she had . powerful interest which was
fAlteOinE upon the duty laid upon iron,
and collected of the West and South
Mr. Dallas name was frequently men.
toned for the Presidency in Democratic
Conventions for the last fifteen years.
1n his Political views he was eminently
sound, beinga State Rights, free trade
Democrat Of the strictest sect.
or all the men who ever filed the Office
Of Vice President, Millard Fillmore and
John G. Breckinridge are now the only
survivors. OF the Presidents, only Mr..
Pierce, Mr.. Buchanan and Mr.. Fillmore.
survive.
The statesmen who directed the affairs
Of the country, and under whose auspices
1t became prosperous and wealthy, are
being spared the sight Of further ca!ami.
ties and misfortunes which in these days
of degeneracy have fallen upon it
Death is renewing then from land torn
by factions, gangrened with fAnaticism,
the prey Of bigotry and folly, and which
tx nov drenched with iraternal blood, and
whose future appears as dark as its past
was bright and brilliant
As the Constitution is being submerg.
ed in the gulf Of revolutionary folly, 1t
-. perhaps, not inappropriate that the
statesmen who were the political land.
marks Of the age when it was rejected
should take their departure, and no long.
er by their presence remind US of the
mourn(UI change. When contemplate
Inendacity usurps the place ol talent
when coarse ignorance is seen in heu of
polished reinement--rawneSS of expe.
rience, and when vulgar brutality bears
sway in the highest positions the men
Of the past who recollected it otherwise
seem to have ouilivcd their proper deSti-
py. and to he strangers in a strange land.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

At meeting Of the Miners Of Volcanovillc, b cid
October Iih, lSO5, on motion. J. b. Cooley was
elected President, and b. N. Fitzpatrick, Sec
retaTy.
Quartz Mining IN Nolcanoville District, we're
ADOPTED:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

July Iafter this Year, Recorder. HIS duty will
he to keep books for the purpose of recording all
Quartz Claims that may be located within Nolca-
Dosllle Mining District said Recorder shall keep
a truthful and correct record OF all claims given
to him to be recorded for which he shall be enti
tied t" receive fifty cents for each name in the
notice of location.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

VOlcNnoville Mining District will commence at
the southwest corner of the house known IN Vol.
canO'il as 'ths SaNton Store" running easterly
three miles westerly to Ford's Bar point south
erb 10 the south side Of Otter Creek; nOrthcrly
to the south side Of the Middle Fork OF the Amer
lean River.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

Cloths, CaSslmers, SatlnetS,
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.
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.
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's and Misses Boots 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 10 El 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.
~ REMEMBER THE PLACE IA
CHAS. B. PETIT,
SELIG MANS BLOCK,
Main Straef YiacArVillA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

We would therefore say to those who desire to
avail themselves of this liberal OfeT to join the As
snrin lion at once.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

o6aee-No. 402 Montgomery street. San FraneSco,
cal'tsrnia; Boz, No. 1915, Post Once Ban iran
$50.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

n (of FIVE, ten, twenty, or forty acresO
In the immediate vicinity, at Low PRICE, to
those who will make improvements during
the coming year.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-10-21

All laws which may have been made heretofore
fer the purpose Of regulating quartz mining IN
VolcanOville Mining District, are hereby repealed
On motion Of II. c. Shattuek, j. B. Cooley wSS
elected Recorder OF said District.
J. B. COOLEY, President.
D. ". KIlIFATRIcK, eeeretaty.
fc-tltlnll
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Gen. Joseph T. Johnston-His Arri.
val in New York.

General Joseph f. Johnston. Of the late
rebel army, arrived IN tn city al an early
hour on Monday morn ng, and Is al pre- .ent
stopping al the New YORK Hotel. on Broad
way. This Is the first visit which this mil
itaTy parsonage has made D New York ssace.
the termination Of hostilitss and his re-
sumpt'oa Of the more peaceful avocations Of
civil life. We understand his present visit
is in connec ion with the new rational tx
press Company, Of which he has recently
been elected President.
Since his arrival here hisleisu-e moments
have been besieged by numerous appiica-
tious for al interview With him prescribing
from Southern sojourners as well a. residents
Of this city.
During n interview yesterday between q
| citizen Of Georg q and the General, the cues
ton Of reunion or submission arose, IN the
course OF which the General said athey had
| submitted With no IN feeling towards
the North :; and further, chat they
were compelled 10 Do IT." he said it had
/ been frequently iutmaiei a. the North
| that the people Of the South we're stiI Of the
opinion that their allegiance wa due frat
| 20 their own Stats. chs be said, aisuot
/ the case. That question IS settled. The
/ reople throughout the entire South regarded
/ themselves o. citizens Of the United States
/ Yet have 90 eoubt, Be- rsmarked, fsbut
/ there are some bitter men still ia the scuth
/ who oppose the idsa Of reunion. What
country il there where Che G5vernmeut bas
not its enemies? But the people have a.
| cspisd without the, slightest dissent. I
have seen no dissatislactior on the 81 beet %
Speaking on the question Of slavery he
said. very warmly. "Rat f0r that institu-
tion Virgin MA would hEve been a richer state
than New York to-day"
The southern gentlsIsan above alluded 20
remarked 70 the General, ia relation 70 bis
removal by JET Davis from eommsnd q he
rsbs! Array Of Isanestss, that the entire
s9uthi The people and press, vith he AZ
ssPson II ths Alstaaa press Ene tasss q
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end into what barber faie will drive my
weather b aten bark, the undersigned can
not trooly say.
Moo Gerssy-fsrewell The world may
stand IT year or two, but doubt it.
Mournhy and sadly,
PETRoLErn Y. NAssT,
Lste Faster nv the Church Nv the MOO
pespeusaheu
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[Te,eErsphc CEr-s -0adehes C.nn. Commercial
ksOxvILLE, Novem or %.
A meeting Of the citizens of Knoxville
was held last evening 20 IN iorss She acfi n
OF the Directors Of the KnoKvil e and Ken
tuesy Railroad, wherein Gen. .. &. Wilder IVES
appointed q delegate 70 visil the cities on
the Ohio river. ana empowered 70 enter INTO
such nego- ia ions IS would secure The speed y
completion Of said railroad
John Caldwell was called b the Chair,
and W R. Patterson appointed SeerstaTy.
Messrs. Fleming, Paterson, kicks, and
Gratz, from the Committee on Resolutions,
lepo ted The folloHing, which were adopted.
" Your Committee, having heard With
plea ure Of the session Of the Directors Of
the Knoxville aud Kestucky Railroad, b.
which oen. J. s. Wilder vas appointed a
delegate 10 visit the cities on the Onio river.
ana confer with them on the best manner
Of procuriug the capital ueces AIRY for the
completion Of the raiircai, aud in what
manner the people Of East Teunelsee can
further the interests OF said road, report the
iollowing resolutions, as expressing The
sentiments Vi this meeting;
"Res0iucf, That Geaerai Wilder, in al
his efforts % enlist the interest Of capitalists,
or Of the citizens o. Louisville, Cincinnati,
or other cities, viii be heariiir seconded and
indoraed BY the citizens Of Rockville and
East Tennessee
"Resoiued, That while the late war has len
cur people IN such condition ~ preeludes
them from furnishing capital, Ne fseI new
erthsless deeply interested in every effort
that may be made TO connect cur city and
cogutry with the great Norlb-West. and
viii give such eforis our encourageuent
and every assistance within our poser.
" hesotrea, That We recognize IN The great
undeFe.oPed wealth Of our mines 0f coal,
ron ore zine and limestone. and in the oil
riches Of the Cgmberland valley, such re-
sources Is must make an sasy sad speedy
access 70 our ccgntry Of the highest import
ance 70 the increased manufacturing Inter
ests Of Cincinnati, Louisville, and aI other
cities Of the Ohio Valley.
"Rcsoinci, Thai We fully recornire the
great good that Knoxville ard al East Tea
neslee must derive from such q railroad,
and do pledge olrseives 10 make every res-
sonable Effort and flcrifce aecesssry p se-
ours The early completion 81 said read,
Speeches we're made by Col Barter lien.-
eral Wider, Chief Engineer aanng % ne
Kentucky southern Railroad, aad Jch1
Fleming The speakers gave iaet. so
hgures highly eEsours ging, sla maze ~
pror2isea Of The speedy eonPislqn q ne
rad
General wilder starts IN isw days for
Cineinuah with such proposition a. VII
marit the serious consideration Of yonr cap
Cki-f Engineer Cana, viii assiIiluis,
vii. a s1rsrisTr beEln he I1rfsy, fr1n
rs ETY. 3 BaFpsiss's Psizi. oEsqt,
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100000
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. SC.
WORTH OVER sI,OOO,OOO,

A Ii TO be sold for One Dollar eoch, without re-
"a gard TO value. Not 20 be pad for until you
know what you are % reeEiFe.
''rn Is one OF the largest firms 10 the CITY Of n
York and are doing q very extensive bu mess, aud
have Ga hand the largest stock that can be iound 10
the City."-Oceana lines, Pent Water, mict-i Oct.
n 1854 "Thgir stock Is large, and buyers may
res on articles purchased from Them Just as repre-
zeuted. Tneir lons contnuAnce 10 business enables
Them % offer better Inducements than any other
mousse in the C ty."-LOyal American, Anderson,
Ind OcJ. 20, 1854. Their Watches are admitted
Dy ocrnp eteut Judges, ami those who have used
them 90 be the best N use. Theyare Ill they SIRE
ndveItsed 20 be'-lndependent, WaUenton, ~,
Oct "a, ls64. They are large deslers and then
stock Is msnuiaetursd in the best style, aud Of pure
materials. Telegraph, Ssugeries, n, ", Oct "A,
lsG4 "Al goods furnished a 2 what they rep
resented 20 be. "--1mes, Wateryille, n Y, Oct "a
lisa Worthy OF confidence Wyoming Demo
crat. WsrFae n Y. Oct Is, 1854 "honorable and
lair deanng uen."-Cunabera and Valley Journal,
aschsnicshura Pa Oct % 1854.
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the Richmond govcrnmsut, took sides with
bin in The Issue; sud thst in the STATE Ct
Georgia his removal from commaad q the
Army Of Tennessee at that time was eonsid-
cred the greatest calamity which befel the
rebel cause, with the exception Of tie
death Of stouewall uccks0n ard sidney
Johnston. President johnson, be 81 &, Is 4
great man. He had not been appreciated
IN bis own section, but az Chief Magistrate
Of the nstion bis great abilities and power
were developing.
Il was remarked 70 the General that be
looked exceedingly well.
Yes he replied, smilingly, Il have
never ben IN, having a sufIicieacy Of fresh
air and out door exercise al my life. ~.
y. Herald. I5tk
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The Memphis Appeal Of the 10Th inst,
-. . W. rerret b learu that Brigsdier
GcBersl n. A. N. Dudley has been relieved
-. R,frssI In tins district, aud ordered
- -, 1901 =, Major Gen Thomas, command
ins Hilitarv Division Of Tennessee, Tor or
Jess We learn, further, that tbe division
u The state INTO sub-disiriets has been aooi
ishs5 ond that the business Of the Bureau
~ I s-..sssr Be ,ouiucted b. agents 81
eaeb eogntv. who VIII Be dssigasted Super
irt--ss,ts. and report directly 20 Brigsdiei
6eoeral Fisb, at Nashville. This change /,
~ o--asiration Of She Bureau, by which
~. ..,,--,-;rtsn dents Of districts are all re
Nevs5 hi her duties, and, are subject q
ress-ir1nrnsnt. i made e. q step toward III
uitimste end, which, We understand, Gen
Howard has IN .vieEs VIZ g ne entire With
d-a,ral Of the mschinery Of the Bureau, q
80 - 500 laws aad local regulations az
50 saiustsa as 70 render is safe and expedi
ezt 70 DO So
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coat AND WOOD.
NEWS DEALERS, &c.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

OluNE T0HsELL-Wholesale and Reta
~ BookEe iers. statoners, snd New Agents
No. 40 North Cherry street, Nashville. Tenn
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Batehelnr.. nalr nrel

The Original and Best en- the World Q
The only true ana perfect Hair Dye. Harta-
less, keiiahie and Lnstanianeoua. Produces
Immediately q spcud.d Elack or natural
Brown, without lniurug the hair or skiu.
Remedies TIE ill effects % bad iyta. Sold
By an Druggists. The genuine Is Signed
William A. Bachelor Also,
hcgcucatiHg Ertracf q Milclcurs, far
hgsigTiag aaa Bcaatifgiaq ftEHair
CHARLES BATCHELok. Nsv YoaE.
sepl5-ly
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We ~ suiharsed 10 aen1unca cspt Jess " fsE-
~ 80 galalcis,e 'ur re-elrctun b ne ut.ce Of
eclnlI lrlsica a. t1e ensufng aarch eieclon-
We are authorized % anrouncc TEoEAs
sarrE as candidate Tor County Trustee, at
The next March election.
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For Sale,

ONE Of The best Residence n ths country. Ia
~ Che southern part oi me city, uesl TIE terminus
% tha ruuih NusHVilie Home rnIIruad. in a. Hfsf
rats nei gEnoIncud Ihu nui ing. n Iarec modern
tso-sicIy bfcE, IN icu icons, az ben. ac aaoi
hrick fmCze house and ssrFans roussa. god ca
iaru, large yard, sci encllsei. viii pc A. RS aI
land, par Of aiiich Is dfal rsie garden ansl saft
Hitn choice RUS trees. par = usrd f1E a hrIrz
yard, vita plenty Of wafer lnd al cuuFani rnata
ior getting wood 'fhs N. ana q lta.Irnalf urE So
By 100 cErurr Of tie pisar. fram ahch uuoli r. re-
ceireli ior bIm.ug ufi-k Ina property s oua.ida
the corpqrsroni and b therefore ezauspf ucm cor
poratuu taxes. Fgor arunI e. ImmedaltIY ad-
loiniug the property. Terms cay
Enguile % NHL-ON MuEFREE,
Eorl 81 orW. MATT BROWN 3 90.
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PHoroaaAras.-Photogr Of Gonerals
Federal and Couiedcraie. The largest col-
lection IN NE WaIt, for sale, wholesale ana
retail. Remcmbcr the place, Gallery oi tha
Camboriand, - Cedar arrest, opposite CoE-
mrcial Hotol. may1I-u.
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Notice.

rs n g y hNNIkli Uhyr.iana ~ tiafaHas
~ oftEs IhkOAI. Lulss.a and FART. uocIl
hpiiil lueif uaiienla. has heir 11ua ia Naahrs 10
- ~ eiu.e ca saturday evening". The fIn uat sifnr
eiaen tnef adlrfas vii De- $50 u est fuuuh .Irtaf
eiatinna1- tcr tha hsuedl Of t1osn uha desire
heicali7f % pr-c themselves Lnaur thuiI care. Hr-
Ialas iuania ulFa been made win Or h0arc1. ely
hnluIi uno l. aulhnu1rl 90 reCeiFd aHuHTat Haa.
800 maze eaa1ninsi.ons, uhlch uIf 10 ioruarlfa
y oar alldrtas ai EInEuuai. eos Tsr
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80 A PhysisiogieaI Yios Of Mauiasss-
tanisial1g zeal . paags, ant $50 lun Plates
and kngIaFinrs a. The analsIry oi tha kuman % -
fsna IN sisie oi nesith rnd Disease viii e lraa-
uaecn hsfiY Auurs, - Depioraufu cunsetIuancea
lfoe ne nln1 sad b. Y, 9Th be AufhuIr Einn
ei Nlralulli--.1e cn|T fll pa an sll cnaaI..i
ueac q curei a. EhaHu D. ne urpoft 81 cssea
ueaiau. tIufnrul arVIser 10 tha u srred. aud
uose couiclnp tag tnarriaga, afc aui6rtail l be-
CT iAeir plyrlca cuaaIaQu eenG lrln oI TaElura In
any eddrusai on rrrtipa ui 20 Gems. m sflfnrs og
posial carraucyi b. a.ia.rafa lae d. IA ckllA No.
- asidea laue, Albany, n y.
ihe suihQr may 90 CONSENTED upon auT al he
deatass upeu Shah ha 1uoa urai7 alftar raIaaa-
~ or ~ mail, aaa met.ciurs sant 30 aaY raF. Is
the Wofia a-aasr
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NO. eos.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOR SHERIFF.

We are sufha-a-.f % snsouurs EOsCIU gEO
BRANCH a. cs1ildata ior aneTid Of llFl1acu
colugY. st TIE ensuing nsrth riecton oclls-a
Wcsrs an hori-sd 10 anacurca ". q. SEkU IA e
csn q lsss Cox sheriff o. Davidson couaiy, % taa
ueri Malch eiccuon. g.
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hot kollss Rusk and Bunns every morn-
l1g al he Nashville Steam bakery, l5
summer street, near unlou. sep5 ufn
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just received, Per Express, e ao lUt Of
sFiaaoa, iarioton, nainsook, musiius, az pri-
Fate sale. Csc. 8HIELns a Co,
ilyl-u IS ami 81 college streai.
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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance. Companies.

IARET a SMITH, Nos. &c ard 50 Union street
" (up stairsl represent the llysirg Companies
Atna Of Hartford, Security, Msnhs-ts Meropoli
tan, Pllcsnir and Knickefboeker Life Of New lork
md Acsident Of Columbus, Tho
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LOOK AND JOIs PRINTING.
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATIONERs

CAMERON, WM. 4 cO-Book and Job Printers,
y and pu fishers Of the Daiy and Weekly
Union, Printers Alley, be.=eeil Union and Dead
ericz streets.
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WIS ana tUrH0gILzD no kNNoUNCE T0N
- q CHUNK a. cani.asla Or CuuntF loart
llerE, or laFldaou County, a. ne eessias as7,l
uieclaa. ccif
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AfrESFIos lauuaEN i---ChucEa on the ul-
ster banking Co, belfast lralaud, in sums
Of Al 70 ale CO. sale 81 G.. N Ordvag'a uro-
ker othce, 30. 4s College street. Ell
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Accident Insurance. Companies have beer
authorised il Qhio, b aiiienar1c1f q on'
o. BE lsFs relaiiYe p Insurance,
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hi al I 2 q IN q.

The food and luxury Of the age, without a single
fault one trial will convince the moot skeptical
Makes Puddiugs, Cakes, Custards, blanc Mango
sc, without l-inglass with few or no eggs az cos
astonishing the most economical. A slight add
hon Do ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improve
Bread and Cake. It's slso eXcelienti0r thickenini
sweet sauces graves iorfish OF rest, soup, &C Fo
Tcc-Cresm nothing can compare with IT, iltu'
ioiied on milE will produce nch cream for coffee
chocolate, Tea, a.
But up IN one pound packages, under the trAde
mark maizena,, with directions for u-e.
most delicious article OF food for children ant
inyald- OF all ages. For sale by Grocers and Drug
gists everywhere.
WhoIesaIe Depot, I66 FULTON - New York
WILLIAM DURYEA, General Agent.
frne 2s-Ty
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-11-23
CLAIM AGENTS, &c

AYERS q HUNT-NAnufscturers Of all the
M Latest Styles of First Glass Carriages and
Bugges, Express Wagons and CArrysis, u North
MarEet street.