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The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

Lmoosn on Jds B. N ZTAs Rspo62
lIcans Orify al bod ddk John
BrOwh he old thlf bier ana mstder-
sr Of HArpsr's Fey amy. Tssy pew
sr tikeof singing his praise and 'extOSins
bis purity and patriOtisml They are
trying to educate the masses to believe
that he was not SGIS ASgrsaebut slsas q
good man. They make night hidsous By
yelling songs to his memory. What did
President Lincoln think and say Of this
" glorious old mArtyr"i Did be think
him an object Of admirAtiONf pa -
Justify bis 'ruid" into Virginia. m dts
Cooper Institute speech 10 New York. in
February, 1859, Mr.. Lincoln aid : ",0F-
sini's attempt on LOsis Napoleon, end
John Browns attempt st Harpsrs Ferry,
we're in their philosophy precisely the
came" In other wOrdG old John Brown
vas an assaSsin. Yet he Is more hOnOred
BY the ANOlitipnIsts cha" any other dead
man, not even excepting Lincoln himself
Why do they honor bis memory
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
ACALrroRNlA SoxosrREsa-MisstAnn

ACALIFoRNIA SoEosTREss Anna
SOntAg, Of San Francisco, has created e
sensation in Leipzig, Germany, as q vO-
eaiist. A Leipzig paPer says: Miss
Sontag possesses one Of those rare voices
which nature has endowed with every
beauty and Charm characteristic Of great
singers. Strength and fullness Of tone
are in her combined with pative warmth
Of expression, and remarkable compass
AS the results of the artistic culture Of
such rich material We may notice precise
enuncialiOn, great flexibility Of intona
tion, easy and scarcely noticeable breath.
ing, and beautifully depicted sound
painting"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

AMERIcAS TRADE TO CHINA.-The first
American vessel that sailed on q trading
voyage to China, departed from New
York in February, 1884 but so rapidly
did our trade with tho Celestial Empire
increase, that in 1889 there were Gftcen
American vessels at Canton, exceeding
in number those Of any other nation OK.
cept Great Britain.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

A FAIL has recently been discovered q
the jvnctiOn.Of Evans Greek and the Up.
per San Joaquin. The water Of the Greek
plunges into the bed Of the San joaquin
over . precipiee or wall Of granite up
wards Of two hundred feet in height
The river itself here rushes through q
narrow gorge or clelt in the granite. which
appears to have been rent asunder by
some terrible convulsion Of nature. The
fall and it's surroundings are described by
those who have seen them, rs rivaliRg in
wildDess and grandeur, the scenery Of the
Yosemete Valley.-[Exchange.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

Mr.. ALLERToN. one Of the sufferers by
the riots in 1868, recently obtained q
judgment against the City of New York,
in the Supreme Court, for Oil, $50. San
Francisco will have . chance, we hope,
to pay for the frolics Of her loyal mobs.--
A few heavy judgments against her for
such little sprees would improve the NOR
ais Of her "sOlid" tag. payers, and have q
beneficial effect on the efficiency Of her
police.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

cert given on Monday last ct the Theater, for
the benefit Of Mrs. O'Donnell, BY o. ". Parker
and class and the PIscerVills Brass and String
Band. was not - largely attended. we regret
to Say, m We anticipated The performance
was Of . superior order. and, aside from tho
laudable object Of the concert. should have at
trActed . CroWded house. The vocal music
GaS exquisite, the instrumental superb,-in
fact il was one Of the richest musical treats
ever given 10 this town. As teacher Of sing
ing Mr.. Parker stands ct the head Of bis pro-
fessi0n, and he has just cause to be proud of
the conceded excellence Of his singing class,
every one Of whom exhibited skill and pro-
fciencY.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
GburtbrsssG Charitable @rners,

Pr0teeeaAt 4 p1SeOPal ChurOh.-
PLACEREILLE. Divine eerVir@ at the Court Hoass
every Sunday morning, ~ lOk ek:aanday S~AooI
at same place, a. ~ o'ciook ?. =. C0L0NA-e<Fvies
on the hrst and third Sunday evening" Of the noatA
at ] o'elock. RI DORADO-eeFvIcss % IL seeoad
and fourth Sunday evenings Of the meath. 81 seven
O'clock. DIAMOND ePRINGE-eerviee % Ne zee.
Ond ana fOOrth Sundays Of each Mooth. o. oAeloek
p @. c. PElRCR MiniaaeT.
Residence. Cary BoaSe, Pioeervi!Is. jcSi
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

DIR. C. w. MOORE.-By reIsrsnes Z @,
advertising columns, IL viii be seen that this liO
ttngui'hed I'hN steian aud Surgeon. late eurreoa
General IN the army Of Gen. Butler. Al Nsu Or
leans. has esIsbhsbsd Medical Institute 10 6an
FTanetteo PeTSons suffering With disease q aDy
Kind or dsseEiptiOu. BY rlsciag thsnseIVrs HS1ss
the care Of DR.. Moore, can rely upon receiving
gsntleaaAly aud scientific IFssanens.-fCsuGTs
Costa Gazette.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08


MAGNANxrrY. -Magnanimity, says the
San Francisco Examiner, is the highest
attribute of mankind. Lacking this
quality, no one can be n man in the true
sense of the word. 1t is the father oil
amenity and insepArAble from civilization.
Brutes are not devoid Of it. A dog will
cease to rend his opponent when be gets
him on his back. 1t is recognized in the
prize ring. The pugilist strikes not his
adversary on the ground. Only the abo-
litiOn ranters seem wanting in this quail
ty. They have neither The forbearance OF
the dog, nor the liberality Of the prize
fighter. The wolf ceases to lap blood
when his stomach is full, but these crea-
lures know no safety or glut. They are
not satisfied with demanding their vic
tins life, but would torture him before,
hand with the most refined agony. What
rightly constructed mind can read the
huge and multiplied lies with which the
newspapers have been filed for the past
month or SO, about the head Of the sub
jugated Confederacy, Jefferson Davis,
without feelings Of disgust! II he has
rendered himself amenable to the law, Jet
him be tried by the law and adjudged by
the law. Why seek to rob him OF his
manhood and lie his character away?-
What will the world say when they read
these thingsi What will after gene,a =.
tons say when they come down as hiSto
ryi Is it necessary thus to prepare the
public mind for judicial murder! q
shame, where is thy blush?
We will probably have, one Of these
DAYS, the true version Of the arrest Of Da
Wis. In the meantime, the "frOck" affair,
according to the Ohio Crisis, stands as
follows:
"Four or eve diffcrent-and all Au
thentie-accounts Of the capture Of JEFF.
Ierson Davis have been published within
a week, and the original "cahard" Of his
having been captured in his wife's dress
has dwindIed to very small proportions.
Barnum. the humbug Snowman, has "pur.
chased" at an immense cost-so the ad-
vertisements say-an old female dress,
which he claims to have been worn by
Davis, and hundreds of stupid fools pay
their quarter to SEQ it. The latest dis.
patch from the War Department IN regard
TO the affair is as follows: The water.
proof cloak and shawl worn by JEFF. Da.
Wis at thEtime OF his capture, were pre-
scented to the War Department. to-day.
by Col. Pritchard, Of the 4th Michigan
Cavalry. The cloak was worn az skirt.
and the shawl as hood. Under this fe.
male apparel. Davis wore a full suit Of
drab and q pair Of cavalry boots This
is the very latest official Stantonian bul.
letin upon the subject An India rubber
cloak and shawl are pronounced female ap-
parel Two weeks ago Stanton telegraph.
ed that Davis was captured in his wife's
dress and crinoline; now be reports only
= waterproof shawl and cloak !; next week
it will probably be q bowie knife and q
pair Of spurs. The fact is that the peo-
pie have been stuffed with lies upon this,
Is upon almost every other subject, con.
nected with the rebellion" 8
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

IT is said that the Empress Of Russia
goes about, at Nice, without any escort; and
the marked simplicity Of her dress has
made her most unpopular among a bevy
Of French modIstss, who hoped 10 have
made fabulous fortune on the strength
Of her toIlettes. ..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

The Physician % Sftsn blamed for
want Of Suecess 10 hIsreStnsnt When The AIsappsna
ment In the recovery Of the alex 10 70 b uaesi n
The administering lnpurs medicines. RoAeYt WNhs
aposhecary, 10 paying particular attentIsn 70 ~
e1mPounding phySbcians' prescriptions and fanHy
recipes from Ae4lStSsS o. und0ahtad rarity RoAert
White, Medical Hail. 10 appointed agent or -,
OF tie 81 Ains Patent Medicines.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

AN EXPLODED HUxBuG. Boston
Courier says: "The woman's clothing
in which JEFF. Davis was reported to have
disguised himself turns out to have con.
sisted Of . cloak and shawl. They have
been presented to the war Department by
Col. Pritchard who captured him. We
believe that other men have worn cloaks
and shawls without being suspected of
putting on their wives garments. In the
cold season the streets Of Boston are
crowded with men wearing cloAks and
shawls."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

THERE are nearly three hundred news
papers published in The two Canadas, em
ploying two thousand persons; and eight
thousand schools, educating sixty thous'
and boys and girls.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

Aq.r R1AO.i1.tsre sA.Al

WWsaAs. 1t has .plsAaed SugAs Com,
maDk Of ibe Uhiver9a % a. fro1 bar ranks
SerG Henry Miller, thpfefore be
Resolved. That lnSthe death Of our -fesl6W-
eomTade, We hare lost Q brave soldier, aud the
State worthy citizen.
ReaglyOAS That4he0 Company heFaAy express
thAr 9&IRsahg f6HsHs ws6bwi aad Ria tiona Of
our deceased cOmpaniOu-in arms. and that
WINS " ana thev mutnally mo0Fu his loss,
We are happy in the thought that be gave his
life 10 deiebse OF the right, and In the proseo-
tioH Of the weak against tie uDpFineipled. z"
Resolved, That IN memory OF our deceased
eomPads, The asg be draPed ia nOarni1R. aad
thirty days, and that . copy OF these resOrd.
tIoDs be furnished the City papers for pub
heatiOu. 80 T..
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

IT is proposed to hold an international
exhibition at Bombay, India, in 1866
The United States Consul there has been
requested to call the attention Of our gov
erumcnt and manufacturers to the fact.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

BEwARE!-A letter from Washington
says: Let those beware who attempt to
oppose the policy of President johnson.
Mr.. Lincoln has been credited with firm.
ness, but in his successors little finger
there will be more Of the JacksOnian arm
ness than there was in Mr.. LincOln's
whole hand" We trust that there will
be enough Of "JacksOnian" patriotism in
Johnson's heart to subdue his personal
animosities and direct his "hand" to q
policy that will accord with the Constitu.
lion and Subserve the interests Of the
Republic. The time has gone by in
which the ''pOlicy of the President" is not
to be questioned. military necessity,
was "pIayed out" when the war ended
and il the President thinks the people
will blindly acquiesce in "his policy" he
is vastly mistaken. De it good or bad, it
will have its opponents-it already has
them, even among the most devoted fol.
lowers Of Lincoln. "Frmness" is good
quality when exercised properly-a valu-
able endowment to the public man when
connected with q good heart and sound
intellect; but when brought to the aid of
measures founded on narrow views and
the offspring Of passion, it degenerates
into stubborncSs, and is one Of the most
damnable qualities Of the human heart,
and is exemplfied in the department of
that not very respectable animal, the Ass.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
LADD & WEBsTER'S
IMPROVED LocK-sTITuH
8 EWING MACHINES.
AGENT FOR Il DORADO cOUNTT.
A. G. RVED R9ON,
Main sRreea Piaearvfile

WE claim for the "LADD WEn1fE1," thSt
w VIII SeW both LIGHT AND HEAVY gOcc
With EQUAL PERFECTION, aud many Of the light
May other Machines. Of Whieh light WoSt 10 co.,
dered TO 6e thrif speciality, having been thoEOHSA'
| " tested In every respect
Recent Improvements have been applIed 70 theoo
Machines, and We believe the pablo vlll SassAie q
10 the assertion that more perfect Sewing Aaenins'
! for GENERAL FAMILY Uek, does not sIisl
We invite mlnute sxamlnalIOn Os thsas II.
chimes, and Thorough test Of their espabniaee, "
all Who are In anv way interested. when thelr SePe
ror.ty over others will be proved In the t0nsu'nS
respeets viz.
- They are simple IN eOnssSuuGi0n, an1 their
management = easily acquired.
| ~ They are reliable and durable-SuTein she~
oPeratlsns aad the saFeAgssa Mechinsa pade. a.
- TAs1 are at@ lOck -stleh Ialike 90 - ~ :,
sides Of the fabric sevedl, and UsE LESS THAN
HALF THE THREAD consumed By eAAia OF s'aSs'e-
stitch machines.
~ 7hey have cIrcslar-Seed. (vLlcA = In con
sew ne asess fabrics with perfec, s. asd y paSs
over seams. seq any uneven Sut.Aoe viii TaP'dif
81 rye! eaaAilS usli he wy plAls'' a.
- Tasy Ave : sAraigAs nss1e vsA . p6sp.s.
dicular no:Ion. WAiok . abooSuasly Oeoeo6aTy r.
S S:.t sS ssS re e ~: Rs:; + :: repairing
- ne stitch can be readily Iength0ned e.
sAoEtensd, while The machine is In motion.
80 ths uedsr-thTcsa nay 3 " seas 9 eoaH:
sr sesm THEn UPON az e. iTiiae&aaes,1
- TAey bFaiAs INA hem, fan, Ss't, and sAiAsf
and asR o. ct tke same time.
@They Nla fasieA - - SsAA SuG eonnsnee
sewing Tightly II the nEs. stitch,
"a They SOrpaaa Stl otken In protecting !As
dress Of the opeFAtse Gom e, Tie machinery bslnS
| encssed, and thereby also KEPT fFee from dust.
~ Cleaning and OiinR b Tie wort % o1ly ~
"a Ny "a 4 iisSrs1I tSles srSCSs "a Hr:.
not surpassed FOR case Of operation Or FaPI0V o.
ppaion. o. Fa.s1 "a
PRECES-RrOm Fifty 10 Sixty Five Dollars.
ssa Every Machine 10 warranted and naEnlsesA
with . Gauge and Hemuser. and TIE usual naeAlss
fixtures. Gaaasa - ali widths. opd DlpDiease Eaf~
OF Machinery always On hand. ss.s 4
,,n.a.,, A 9. ARVIDADOTS, .esvEis.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

WELL NANED.--The Springfield (Mass. }
Republican calls political preachers
" Birthstone Ministers" "Our Boy" de.
nominates them--"Old Nick's Recruiting
Agents."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

CHICAGO is said to be the largest lum-
Der market 10 the world. Twenty-eight
millions Of feet arrived in one week, the
largest amount that has ever been receiv-
ed at any port in the same period of time.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
ICE CREAM ICE CREAM!

ICE CRAM can be had during the hot season At
my HhUlF STORE. near the "Old Round Tent1
on Main Street. e. Il VIII be sent TO any part Of
the city TO customers leaving orders at he store
PlaeerviIle, May 9Th, 1851 =
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

acknowledgement 4 Mccormack. of the
VDion- Saioos. have removs ed to he Railroad
EEChaOge, where they will have more room
toF he aecommOdati01 Of their numerous %.
Srons. Their new stand 10 neatly furnished
end we'll stocked. Go aud see them.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

TEE State GeOlOgist, Prof Whitney,
has found the altitude Of some of the
mountain peaks Of Fuiars County to be
$4,000 feet.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
Popular Loan Of the People.


Lees tbaa ESQ.,. OOO, 900 Of the lOAs AushOTi.ed
BY the last Congress, are now on the markst.
This amOuut, At the rate At which Il 10 beinS
absorbed, will an be subscribed for within foul
months, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mard q premium, a. has uniformly been the ease
on elOsiSS The subscriptions ts other LOans.
In order that Citizens Of every town and section
the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the loan, the National Bank. State BankS, aut
Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to Tserivs subscriptions at PAR
Subscribers win select their Ovs avsuts, 10 whom
they have confidence, and who only sss to Be re-
srOnsible for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive oTdsrS.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March Is, ls6S-InaS-1a27l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
HAPPINESS OR MISERY
THAT Is THE QUESTION.

TINE PROPRlETORS OF THE "PAclVIC NU.
i seem or ANATOMY AND SCIENCE" have
determined, regardless OF expense. to Issue, FREE
Tor The bsnes Of suffering humanity four OF their
most iht,re.tiDR and instructive LECTURES, on
MARRIAGE, and It's daQualdcatloNs: Nervous
Debility, Premature Decline Of Manhood, IDdiges-
ton, Weakness or Depression, Loss OF EnerKy and
Vital Power, the great Social FVi and those mAla
dies that result from yosihfui fniIes excuses Of
maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology and NstnreS
Lava
TheSe invaluable Lectures have been the means
Of esIighIeninR and saving thousAnds, and will be
forwarded FREE 90 receiPt Of twenty-five Cents In
postage stamps, by addressing "a Secretary PAriec
MRseua Of AnAts@y ana Science, Pine Sarset, San
Rranrisco"
81 Letters to be sent through Wells, Fargo 1
Co tmaT+isly
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

CoHyTDENcE ENsMB Co. viii hold their reg
ular mouthly meeting On Thursday evening"
Let every mem Der be present
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

REaUhAR MsErIN0.-Thefe will be a regular
meeting Of Neptune' BOgine Co. No. 2, ct their
ball, On Thursday evening Dext, At 8 O'Clock
full and prompt attendance is requested.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

WHAT President LINCOLN SAD.-Mr.
Lincoln, in his last annual message, left
on record an acknowledgment concern
ing the patriotism animating bis oppo
nents in the last election, which those
who appropriate to themselves the 10Y.
atty" of the country. will do we'll to con.
slider. 1t is generally believed that those
who boast the NEST of their "loyalty" are
contented with the boast, and are the
least likely to demonstrate their devotion
to the country by patriotic action. They
do it because they believe it is popular
and in the hope of procuring a fat Office
or a contract. Said Mr.. Lincoln:
"No candidate, high or low, for any Office
whatever, has ventuFed IN seek votes on the
avOwal hat he was for giving mp the Union
There has been much impugning Of motives,
and much heated controversy as 10 the proper
means and best mode Of advancing the Union
cause, but in the distinct issue Of Union or no
Union, the politicians have shown their in
stInctive knowledge that there 10 no diversity
among the people. In awarding the psopIe
the fair opportunity Of showing one u another,
and to the world, this 6rmness anc unanimity
Of purpose, the election has been Of vast value
to the national cause"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

JUDGE SASDERsoN is in our city on VISIT
He is s1iM "gOod locking" and expects To "come
in for another term as Judge. We have no
objection. .'' N
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
MARRIAGES,

A. LAtrobe, Jnly 4th, by Justice !. B. Rich 3.
ardson, Mr.: A. J. Adams and Miss N. L. Den,
mis-, all of Latrobe.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

TEE taxable property of Oregon last
year amounted to $76, 100000.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

ID DoaADo CosHANDsRY, Knights Templar.
viii hold called assembly on Thursday even
ing next.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

Palmyra Ledge, Ne. I01, y. 4 An.
hOlds lie stated commun IeatiOns ThuFndAy nlghls
next preceding Ihs fall nOOn Of each meath. h Oh
PeilOws' Han. Pi1cerVIlls. An brSshFvn In EooA
standing invited to attend.
WILLIAM n. cRoCKEH, y. \.
D. A. PEsWnI- Secretary.
-
MssOAAe. - -. JAaOO ROyal Arch
Chapter, Ne. ~. hssds ~ s0GalsS nOedAeS 10 NJ.
Souie Hall, On the evening Of The Arst Wednesday
Of each month. All CO@vAnLons In good staDdlag
will be cordially weIcomed.
ARvID Q. ARVIDSSON, n. =. n. ?.
HEHRT D. RAFAEL, Secretary.
Masonic NOtiee.--staae ed MsOtIngs 81
Il Dorado Lodge, No. %. held 81 MaSeose Han,
on the Monday Of or next preceding he FaIl Aooa
In each month.
FREDERICK '. 1ARGS, v. 4.
HExHT d. RAPHAEE, Secretary.
-N~~-
Masonlo.--8feFra Nevada COWncN1
No. 40, Of Regal aud Select Masters, hoIds gtateA
meetings On the evening Of the aEst Tnss6ny %
each nOnth, In MasOuis Hall. PlAeeSviI1e.
WIN. A. JANUARY, 7. ]. u.
HRHRV D. 1APHAELs 1soOTdsE.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
THE CALIFORNIA
FLY KILLING LIQUID.

LNLY PAPER kills tts thousands-the HQuid Fly
IL Killer kills Ne tens 81 thouSsndsI This prepa-
ration for killing Files 10 giving the greatest sails
faction Of anything ever used. II 10 nov impnOVed
70 the highest killing point. It 10 Of such nature
and 90 speedy in itS effects, that the Fes will not
other preparations 20 Objectionable.
F. b. 81. Mcdonald 3 Co., Sacfamsnto and
Ban Francisco, Agents. Depot at U. 8. Drug Store
corner Pine and KeSnIey streets. lsep24yl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

"CoNvERr." a correspondent Of the
Union Democrat, in answer to the ques.
tiOn "wns John Brown . traitorf" says:
"Yes and no-that is, he wAsa traitor
when he was hung; but he has changed
his course since he has been on the
march, and he is now 4 patriot. JefFer
son was a patriot when he died, but he
has bolted, and is now q traitor. Times
change" you know, land men change
with them" The lines
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
FOR SALE,

ONB o. THu MOST DEzlnApE1 RuInDIM9
~ LOIS IN TIE OIty, Situated 0n HlRh ssrseS So'
Tcrms, etc, apply to D T11V''
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
ADDENDUM.

Pa OvGRLASD TELEURAPu:
PHILADELPHIA. Nay I7th. 1853.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series
Two Hundi ed and Thirty Millions $50 600 COO
precisely like other two Series, except dated 18th
July. and Government reserves the right to pay
six per cent. 10 Gold instead Of 7-S0 Currency.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

has no application to the present genera.
ton. That is an old, exploded Christian
doctrine"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

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Neuralgia, Paralysis, Rheumatism. Bronchitis Con-
sumption Qncipient), Pieurtsy, Fever and AKue
Al other heYers, .Dropsy, Erysipelas, Colds
Coughs, Oak Poisoning, (ior which DR.. Bourne
discovered the only scientific and certain cure),
DySp:Psia, Dreams," SexuAl Weakness, the Re-
mOval OF Mercury and all other Mineral Poisons,
etc. The methods adopted By Dr.. Bourne are the
most pleasant, the safest, quickest aud most reli-
able ever devised. e SAVE YOUR TIME,
Comfort and Money 81 employing DR.. BOURNE
20 Consultations FREE. BY Nail or Express or
personally. Send or call for circular Of recon.
mendAtonS, references, certificates Of cures etc !:
which are not bogus, but given By wen known and
responsible individuals. -
No. 10. MASONIC TEMPLE,
Corner Of Montgomery and Post Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.
~ Entrance on Post street, adjoining the Grand
roFtAA ---t.-..ls s~.-e~---v EaPril22 9m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

There's no repentance in the grave
Or pardon offered to the dead
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered BY the Government, aud it 10 coma.
IDENTIFY expected that lite superior advantages vii
mate i, the GREAT
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
atsrrIIqnsOrs a6bsrt Str

FTnT AUTHORITY or 4KE skcAEfARY
ID Of the Treasury, the UDdsrsigasd has as
sgpad tAs .Gsqsral suhpoTipiieq Agency for the
= "a Usfssdssatss T4sastry Sstss, bearing sew
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08
sEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.

.tIAssA satAaA1s issnsA usdsr daie Jusa ISth,
f1ss, 80 ~ psysbis shrss yssIs frOs thsa tiss.
is currency, OF are convertible, 1t the SptiO6 Ol
the holder, into
The mountain Democrat., 1865-07-08

NoteS Of al denominations named yin b
promptly furnished upon receipt OF subscriptions
This 10 the
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1865-10-18
Cheueyville, October 14th 1868.

NEGRO SuFFRA GE.--The vote OF Colora:
do against the project Of extending the
elective franchise to the negro is qnite as
emphatic as that by which Connecticut has
pronounced against it. These manifesto
lions are Of great Importance. They are in
dicatious which clearly enough guide to q
knowledge Of the genuine sentiment of the
people in reference to this matter. Our PEG
pie are opposed to the project. As in thu
States which have already spoken, SO in mos
If not allof. the other States, the issue upol
it, il fairly made, would show the same re
suit. fla majority in Congress presume t
refuse admission to persons presenting them
selves from Southern States, on the grount
that those States have declined to clothe ne
groes with the elective franchise land what
ever excuse they may give for refusal i
any case that will be their real reason,) Cor
stitutio and the opinions of the people
They will override the law and condemn th
voice of their constituents Will they do it
st. Louis Republican.