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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

Special ami &EHeraI 1TstirfV

Ned seal Advies.-Dv. Wu. 4. ~
Medical and Surgical lAstitats 10 beto.isS-
ena non TO the welfare 0f oar 0laaS ~ ~ 80
elE eitlaens and HE rapidly spT1aSisS - - -
tee, athOaah IL may excite sasprise- 4. sssseaa
dgnal Ot shil, and follows q Vka nSfSs.I - "
oeen eaeee; We are peTsosAhy ae0aslsss1 ~. q
gentlemen Who had suffered ~ SssSr ~
Is disease and ShO bad takea ciVeS,s-s .neS,
available means that pTeaissA IeliSf. ~ SSSfosy
suecese. until thsy eAllsd upsa DT. 49,. ..n1a.
In IN ineFRSiby shOrt spssa 81 tisss. 40 SAs.
them entire relief Il Il RFAtiftin~ a -. WSsa
tAis Inst, eesaaes ths DssisS b 8 Ssssl'@ssssas
Seeks, not By defamation Of othsTS. n SsSsS,.s -
Teputati0a. - ta rear Ahs sun1taaSsss.SSs -
own upon the ruin Of anothef's IslIS, TSSSeA
eOOdusts htS laetituts is . aauW0T TAI -. ~
gratifying TO all htB patients. He SSaS.s~Ss
VissS Aad Eee0@DeadS withest sharnp. S~x a. ~
tieut, afteS kteSSaS hPtsSas ksr sSvufH-.s ~
accept or reject &C plsasuFP. In 10 49, ~ - -
DoeleF make . charge ualpes hs sfSrtH - -
This be is abls 10 Do, besaass - 6S-IS ~ -
dsDce which lOag expsvtsaes Aas Civ,s, ~ = p
doubt The eensalatina- Watch annRgSSass y u = =
confidence. PeTSoNS a@ietsa With eiSAS~ S..s.-sk
ehTOnie disease. NeHId do well u oons~H ~ n
tor At all events, u eAn d % haze, - - -,
tAttoO be asks no fee noE doSs h0 in-Sss 49,
dtence 20 bic adViee nnless the patient 49, ~
self under his care. His oas-sS aEs e ksess..-.rs
ftreet, opposite the PA-iae Nall 1to.ssSis -
pany'S O@es -t". 2. Nsws.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
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UPWARD AND ONwARD.-The march 0f Pla-
ceFtille 10 upward and onward. bright fu-
ture 10 IN stare for her. The enterprise and
liberaIity Of her citizens have placed her In the
6rst rank OF the growing cities Of our StAte.-
From this day forward she will increase in
wealth, population aud importance. We con-
gratulete Onr citizens upon the completion Of
the rail road to Shingle Springs, and the GER
tatnty OF its early entrance intO PlacervIlle.-
Il was completed IN Shingle Springs about
noon on Thursca'. The 4 clock p. N. train
from Sacramento with large number Of pas
seaGers and = considerable amount Of fre light,
rushed iatO Shingle Springs, and was received
with greet enthusiasm by a multitude Of peO-
pie, who had collected from various parts Of
our county TO celebrate the opening If the road
to that point. Our citizens are now beginning
70 appreciate the immense benefits arising from
the extension &c this channel of finier-cnmmuni-
cation. Next June, probably before, the whis-
tie OF the locomotive will be heard in the
streets Of Placerville.
Shingle Springs is situated on The main stage
road TO Sacramento, about ten miles from PIa-
cerville. 1t has an elevation Of 1898 fest above
tide water. Length Of road now completed,
90 miles TO Folsom. The railroad company
have erected an immense depot NJ Single
SPrings, the length Of the platform being 1850
feet, 80 feet over 0ne- fourth Of mile. The
enormous length of such building shows the
NooS uHOuut VI OuSiucSS AHttctphIeu " tu0
managers Of the road. and judging ironi the
quantity Of merchpndiSe, mill castings, boilers,
engines, pig iron and copper ore which has &C.
eummulAted ut the large depot at Latrobe, we
are confident that the buildings ut Shingle
Springs are barely sufficient for present pur.
poses, 70 say nothing Of the amount of room
the fall trade must require. II is not exagger-
alton 70 say that our road will monopoIze the
freight to Nevada.
The road has been substantially but econom-
tcalIy constructed. The viaduct crossing Big
Canon 70 magnificent structure. Itslength
V 42A teet-its height, 80 feet. II has a light
aud graceful appearance, and is as rigid as
iron. This bridge has no equal on the Pacitic
coast, and is pronounced BY competent judges
TO rank with the best Eastern structures Of this
character, 10 design, strength and workman.
The construction Of The road is highly credit
able to all parties engaged in it, and especially
TO tie chief engineer, F. A. Bishop The rigid
economy Observed in its construction and 10
ell departments connected with it's operations,
speaks we'll for the prudence and ability of its
managers. aud is . n element of its future sue.
cess. The road is now bound to 90 ahead
even croakeFs sdmit il, aud all we now want is
united aud determined effort to push It for
ward vigorously.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

The opponents Of COnness charge chat the
MOUNTAIN DBMOcaAT, . aeOpperhsad PaPer,iS the
organ UF his partisans IN 81 Dorado County I;
the Mirror, the Union journal there, being OP-
posed i1 them. A stfUug effort is making 10
carTy his own county NgninsI 'ouF only sober
Ssuitor, IS. F. BOlleliD.
The "strOng efforts" the opponents Of
Conness" are making to "carry his own
county" against him, promises to result
in a complete 6zzlc. The Long Hairs
are "strong" but extremely verdant; they
have no leaders who understand manag.
ing political affairs; they oil want to be
leaders, and are jealous aspiring ard ego
tistical. Ifthey had UN~H among them
conlHt!<.:;2hoHa1a Ihey would worry the
friends Of COnness = good deal; but they
haven't. The friends Of Conness have no
'Organ" in this county; experience has
taught them that an organ is sometimes
fatal to a party, as our Long Hairs friends
have discovered. The Short Hairs are
getting along swimmingly without one
The MOUNTAIN DExocRAT is the organ Of
the Democratic party, and that is the
prOudest position paper can occupy in
these days Of scrvility, venality and pol
troonery. Its position is we'll understood.
Personally, it has no animOsity toward
Mr.. COnness. He is distinguished citi
zen Of our county, and tie DEMOCRAT has
defended him from unjust, unprovoked
and unwarrantable attacks. This does
not make it the organ Of him or his friends.
Is it crime for Democrat 10 deal Justly
with political opponent! We think
not When men, ignorant Of his ability
and standing, are imported to our county
solely for the purpose Of creating preju-
dice against him without cause, We deem
it just and proper to stand by him, with
out regard to his political opinions. His
letter, which his opponents fOOlishly en-
deavored TO suppress, every man in our
county desired to read, and We published
it for the benefit of our readers. Its
publication in our county was due to him
and to his constituents--its attempted
suppression an insult to their intelligence
and independence.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

OUTRAGEs AT THg INSANE AsYLUN.--The evi-
dence IN the post mOricm examination held
over the body of James Lilly, last week. in
Stockton, exposes n shocking state If affairs
among the nurses and attendants Of the Insane
Asylum. Lilly came a. his death by pnundng,
kicking and choking at HE bands IT one DrAk-,
an attendant, who seems himself ~ much Il lu-
nAiIc as the unfOrtunntes whom h. niitreats
AN assistant keentr. Witnessing the crdrlty re-
m"nslrnied wdb Drake. uhn repi ej, Let him
die, aud " II yun inform IN at. yuL1l See
what you will get; and, tnA''". 0elnc 'old mis-
victim was dead, exclaimed -"PHi'y for hnl!''
Worse than all, there seems 10 ica disposition
IN the part of the authOriiI's i HE ln>,ituiiun
TO hush such matters np.-.S !. Fas.
the Insane Asylum is under The exa,u
Sive control Of lOyalists-the Phy s,cianS,
Board Of Trustees and employers, all. F,.
ing superlatively loyal. Talk about til,
cruelty Of the Southern master to his
slave The poor unfortunates in the In
sane Asylum are treated FAR worse in free
and intelligent California, than the slaves
Of the most heartlcss master in the South.
Instead Of sympathy and kindness being
bestowed upon the wrCtched inmates Of
the Asylum, they are treated with re-
mOrseless barbarity-with q bnrbarity
thatSwould make a savage blush The
Flag says, "Only short time ago, a poor,
harmless woman was strangled to death
by one of the nurses, in q bath tub
When will such Outrages end Wnen
the people discover that loyalty is only
cloak for rAscality and cruelty.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
june&fl
SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County OF n Dorado
y eS.-In Justire's Court, PlAreTVile ToWnEhip.
The People ~ the State Of CaliGoraia, to W. @.
DAGGETT, . RoH-Fesident, d-fH., Greeting:
You are hereby summontd TO ,nppenr before me,
ct my oAee In HaceVvfIe Township, ~ the COun.
~ Of n Dorado the 18th day Of June, A. d. 1855
1t O'Clock r. NJ, to answer unto The complaint Of
L. Powers Z J. O. Bartlett, OF the 6rm Of L. Powers
Co., non-resideuts, who sue to FsesveT ne som Of
$l65 95lOO, with interest thereon from April IOth,
1864, At ten per cent y year. for goods and meF-
chandise sold defendant By plaintikh when judR.
ent will be taken against yOa for the eaid amount,
together with costs and damages, II yoa fail 70
apDa1r and ansWeF.
To 'he Sheriff oF any Constable Of n Dorado
Coaniy, GREETING - Make IegaI service and return
hereof
G'ven under my hand. this 1Oth day Of Juns, A.
D. 1855. BENZ. SHERWOOD.
Justice Of the Peace in aad for saId TowuShip.
~. 8. Rev. Stamp.l
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

INDEPENDENcg BALL.-Messrs Croslev and
SWIM, the well known and popular propriet tors
oI the Strawberry Valley House, bare issued
Invitations for Bail 10 be given by them on
the glorions Fourth. They not only know
chow to keep hotel" as the travelling com. :.
mun'tv freely admit. but also how To get up
magnificent ball. They understand such deli.
cate matters thoroughly. They have one Of
tne' u not the. finest ball.ro0ms in the Stste,
and they have engaged splendid musicians. !.
TO to the Strawberry Valley House on the
Fourth. friends: if YOU want TO spend The day
pleasantly and ioyfnllv. -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
TburrbrsssT CHARITABLE 0rners.

FrSeSetAne EP6ssOP0l CAHRsA-
PLACERVILL6. Dtvine esVvtcs n VAe O.S-t ~.
every Sunday morning, 81 10y o'eSoeh 0unGav 49,
Al same Plaes. 81 ~ O'c:Osk, S.n. c0L0llAesTvies
on the arss and third Sunday sveaIns OG tAe noI1N
and fourth Sunday evenings OG The mootN. e -
o'clock. DiAA0ND DSPRlNGS-eeTviee e - ~.
Ond and fouTth Sundays Of each mouth, q ssrsSS<
P.M O. @. PRlRCR naIoi.S~~
Residence, Cary BoHse, FiaeeSvJ1s. -;
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
jansI1I
NOTICE 70 00MTRA0ToRe.

Dgv. 1ATHRR LAReAN VII rsesixa sealed no.
IL pcasls Isr tie bglIdlng Of nsw CATHOLIC
UHU KCh lor.skh 70 ns O'ty; He retains tAe PRIV
Proposals win - received Tor the hEirk and OaVRea.
ter senarately o. t4Rsther. Proposals nap bs gsb.
mlUed aHtll the ed tna. y.
- Plans and speeiacations eau Be ksd Of RAthsT
LArgsu, st his residence, on Saersueato street.
ptseefVi1S, Jaua 10tA, I6sB.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

THE CoRNER SroXE Of the new Episcopal
Church (as we stated last weekly will be laid on
THURSDAY afternoon next,by El Dorado Lodge,
No; %, F. and A. NJ, aided BY the several
Lodges and Chapters Of The county and El
Nost WorshipfuI Grand Master Belcher has
promised tn be present aud conduct ihe cere.
aony, IL possible. and bis presence will add an
interest TO the occasion which will attract ere.
~ Mason in the county hiIher, for the oppor.
tunltv of sitting in a lodge with the Head nf
the Order is rarely afforded the Brotherhood in
thle section. An appropriate discourse will be
delivered by Rev. Brother W. II. Hill Of Sacra.
mento. The procession will firm at Q o'clock,
and It is Hoped that all Brethren who wish to
join IN II will be on hand in good season.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

DR. c. w. MOORE.-Dy v,t.r.,.. 4.
:dvsr.istng .sumHs. It HiI b. 'srn iGst this -.
unsG..nsd IN ~, s'eIan 9"G S".sscn. lsis susess.
hans. hes s'ts sbIi'beA q Medical Insttt.ss /. - -
fTA3ei'e co FsTSo"S ,HarI ring with disease - -.
hInd ~ description. hy lseing IAsnscivrs ~
ssr'l-nix 81 III Ia .S;., sac E'ly uPon TsessVi11
Costa Gazette. INo~esS
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

The PhysieAaA ls sxssn SaamsA a.
want OfSuceess In AistFeAtasat, vAsa Ais.po.~.
ment In the recovery Of the siek Is 70 - 49,
the administering ,np1Fs nedIeinea. R.A.,. 49,
apotheeAry, % paying paFtiealnP attsatI~s a. ~ ~
en1POuedias pnycietans' prsssripAio0s a. 49,
recipes frem @eAIeinss Of undoubtsd rnr,sv S.%y
White, Medical Hall, b apeelotVI Se.Ss Sseer
Of the gsnJine Patent A0aieinea eess
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

IAxs WARKIxG.-NOn Of the buildings that
were burned on Thursday night were insured.
ard their owners now realize that thew he Ne
been penny wise and pound foolish" We
deem this ft occasion TO call attentinn 10 the
tact that the Pacific Insurance Company, Of
BAD Francisco. one Of the most reliable eorpo-
rati"ns IN the country, has an an agent 10 this
city. T. 9. Nugent. who il every ready to take
risks and pay oil losses in gold.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

Tgs FOURTH AZ SHINoLE SPRIycs D. +.
Hall. proprietor of the Planters House, Shin
gle springs. is preparing to give grand ball
on the eveninR Nf the Fourth Of July. As the
Ssrs VII be running In the Springs on the
Fourth, there will doubtless be q large crowd
N attendance. ~ Mr.. Halls parties are well
known to be always pleasant reunions.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
9UMMORB.

CyTATI or CALIFORNIA. Csunty o. n BsraAs--
- 0A-In Justices court, PheeTville ToWnshiR.
zAS RscplS eraAS StGts " cHisArHt0,
To The Fast Freight aud REpress Co, q CaspsVs.
tloa,3 zen resident Of sAid f1RnsAip, 0rsssie6:
Tea ere hereby summnned 10 appear beAuVe n q
my O@ee In Plae0rviIle Township Of the CouatY e
n Dorado, o. tie 9th day Of June, a. D. IeA q -
O'clock ~, TO answer unto the compaint Of Cn09.
LBY SWIFT, non.Tesl1ents Of said T0wnssip.
Who sno = recover the sun Of tWo hunAEaA ed
eightySeven S0i00 dollars h geld eoin viaA sssss.
est q O0e and one.half per cent. per meath, sso
the otA d Nay, 1eeS.-ahsn judgaSnt VII - takea
against you Tor Oatd amount, together with eoSs.
ycu fan 70 apPsaT and answer.
Spsties Of The Psses.
70 ne gAsTtR - aBy osussIb1o e q bseseA
County, 0ressiss: MATS IeesI SsFvisS ssS fssssS'
hereof
= e.y:s uDAsr ny hand. thia I.A s.Z AZ 49, =
yastleH Of De Peace n aaa ssid TOSsssIP'
~. 3 EeS. etamp.1 ..-
STATE OF oALIRORNIA, Ceuniy Of p DsssSe.
1t b ordered that the gUaussas hsrsln - psss::
ed for two weeks. end that the eaaoo - esnSsSs@
% The 1St Day Of Jsly1 \ .. - -. ....-
JuuiItdl EaNtsS osSAs VSsss
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

MHs. ODoSSELLs BENEFr-At the close of
the Grand Vocal and InstrumentaI Concert IN
be given at the Theatre, July sd. by Mr.. PARK
erS Singing Glass and the Placervie Union
Brass Band. for the benefit OF Mrs. John o..
DonneII, several valuable gifts, (among them,
gold watch worth &l5o,) will be distributed
among the ticket holders. We trust that the
occasion will prove . benefit indeed, and that
Ars. ODonnell. who is moaE estirnabIe lady,
WI realize handsome sum from il. Tickets
may be had at the saloons and bookstores.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

o. k:--" Old Popularity" has re-establishsd
oimseaf IN the good opinion of the good people
o! CoIomA street.. by repairing the stove.iD
SlsieTn heretofoRs alluded 10 10 this column.--
II he 1s little allow. he is sure, add that is
more Than can be said Of many Others.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

SADDLERT.-We invits the aIientisn of stable
kerTGrr. isamsie'H rauchIV-n nnd others 10
the cara ~ H!d- l. v,hlenrrD. dealers IN
Sadd'erv and harness. RnsS Blnc<, Sih Fran
clsco. A"ney saved IL M'ney mad. and z5 or
30 per cent. saved on purchases, 10 these bard
ti~sG l. quite 40 item.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

VOTED FOR IT.-Andrew johnson, the
new President OF the United States, voted
for the Crittenden Compromise in 1851,
as a satisfactory adjustment Of the diff. .
Guilty between the North and the South,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

WMTINe ScKooL- ~ Prof HOughtnn proposes
tO organize class in Denmanship at The High
School, on Monday evening next. It is hardly
necessary to remind our young readers Of the
Advantage "f being accomplished in this every
day art. Bee card in another coIumn.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

BTtLY FOR rHE CHIEF.-At a recent meeting
o. Neptune Engine Co., No. 2. f. A. Andrews,
Foreman. on behalf Of Chief Engineer Cullen,
10 neat and appropriate speech, (Ned's on IL, J
presented to the Company q beautiful ltho-
graphic engraving Of Virginia City, Nevada.
The Company (Two's fellows are grateful Gu g.
es,) passed vote of thanks to the Chief for bis
generosity, cOuched in graceful and compli.
mentary terms, and truthful withal, for he is
true hearted chap and good fireman, alwa y 3
at the post Of duty. and ms competent as they
make EN-. To save his bushes, however, for
nlS modesty is proverbial. we refrain from
publishing the resolution, and the reader will
have TO take our word as to its purport.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

SILBERNAxx 1 Co. have . large stock of fa.h-
'innablr made broadclOth suits which they are
Offering vt very low pricea, 10 Short Hairs,
Long Hairs, or Democrats, or " the dusky
sons of. Rthiopis,
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

=. 0ESERous.-On the morning Of the fire
Aessrs, HoGsett 4 Simpson, J. W. Cullen,
proprietor of the Cary House, Harry Black, OF
the KnickerbOcker Saloon. and tie Pioneer
0saEs Company, generously and literally sup
pIled the HrsmeD with invigOratIug refresh
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

DEsTRucTIvE CoNFLAaRArroN.-Agai our
City has suffered from destructive conHaRra.
ton. At two o'clock yesterday morning, lire
Was discovered issuing from building occu.
pieo oy Chlnnmen. on Sacramento street It
spread with fearful rapidity. 10 few min.
u.es we humber OF buildings were in flames. In
the rear of the building in which The fire orig.
mated, are situated the Pioneer Stage Compa.
nys barns. filled with ccmbustible MATERIAL
several times they were IN lire, but owing 10
the almost suPerhuman efforts Of the Hremen,
tney were saved. The African NJ. E. Church.
recently bniit. was burnt to the ground, and a
mum n 9eT OF buildings belonging 10 Mr.. Joseph
nrInolev shared the same fate. Fortunately,
wind the fire would have swept large portion
OF the City: The fremen worked steadily and
energeticnlly, and to their exertions do we owe
the safety of the city. We hope their use full.
ness will be properly appreciated in the future.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

FIRE BELL-- The tircmen were soliciting sub
scriptions Friday TO purchase ii fire bell The
PIOnser Stage Co. gave twu hundred dollars
Ths bell should BE- located upon the Plaza. or
one 0f the engius houses
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County o: n DoFAas.-
1T 10 ordered that the hervin b pahlisAs
ed for three months 10 the MOuntNin Democrat, and
at this ca1se BE sSt for TRIAL on the SOth day Of
September, ICES. -
ianeI1uo1 JuStSee o. the Paaoa
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

CArH"LIc SsRvIcs. - Rev. Father Largau will
othc!ats at Confidence Pavilion 10 morrow, ct
II O'Clock. A. ". and ~, Pm.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
LADD & WEBSTER'S
IMPROVED LocK-STIrcH
8 SEWING MACHINES
AGENT FOR FL DORADO COUNTY.
A. G. RVIDS s ON,
Main Street, PiacervilIe.


WE clair. for she 'LABp wERSrEEe' that it
w ~" s.W ho:.i IIGHr ANp HEAVY ,ods
H.th EQUAL PERFECTION, and ihAisy Q: the light
ssi aud most c,i.o&e IeA'dtes NOR readily Than
Un..f Oil,tt Na- '..Acs, q wlrh lpHt 1S.S
s.d-r-h ~ hv rtr si'vei,,, having been borough
~ tested Ia every respect.
r., .n' Iu.r. "yr.n,n's ha', been n ,.l 10 'hese
Machines, Au1 ~ believe the i,hie y 30 SUSTAIN us
In the asSe rIIoU hat rntrr pt,f~tt SvEls NaciLe,
for & GENkRAL FAMILY Use, d.e, i.o; ,A.-;
We invite Il 'h'hat" exam "'ie:. e.. '''"'. Ma
chimes, ard tEn'"rg te,, 81 IN 81 &c. nes. by
all Who 'r- ~ Ant way interested "h-t ',l. snrC-
rior'tN ov~i ",d.'s ~ be y'oNri a lac ;JiVW. .ls
resrects w
~ Thrv are ,'ape II construction, and thu.
mahAE"iuefG - s~s..y ac4glgI
oPtrali..n. tni the ,ts'as-., Machines made.
81 T''I "re III 'rcs stitch (alke on both
sides Of n. 'shct >rW,d and U>E LESs THAN
HALP TnE nWENU '"n,uned by chain or elastic.
stitch A. hIr-
ES- Th,y have cir Illr.hed, (vhich Is in eon.
stShI t NJ - lt'~ work thereby enabling II 10
see IN q '''-' Il writ feet ease, and to pass
CH- r., the very Iightest and
+" TI-y .g; nce,iIe With psrpea.
dicuiAr al" i'r l.. all piuteIy necessary for
heavy S."k r .'i.r IS easily set, requiring
neither u!rH' Ia I.: screS driver
IL The stitch can he readily lenKthened or
shortened. Wh'le he nSchine is in motion.
" TIS uuler-tlIresd may be the same coAFa.
er than the upper OBe thereby Ob;Anining strong.
er seam than upon oil er machines
They hFaid. bind, hem, fell quit, and gather
and sew en- At the came time.
They viii fasien OF the seam and commence
seWinG tlGhtlH - AAs asst aIlsh.
"a They SuFpass all OthrTs In protecting the
dress Of the operator from OIL the machinery being
eueased, and thereby also kept free from dust.
~ Cleaning snd cling 10 the work Of Only few
eeconde; no screws 70 loosen " plates 10 Pe00Ve.
~ They run A1 different rates Of apeed, and are
ncs surpassed for ease Of OperatOa Of FspSdity Of
notion.
PRICES-RrOm FIty 70 Slxty. Five Dollars.
ses Every Machine s warranted and faFulshsd
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
MtsrtIIanrrus a06rrttstns.
U. s. 7-3O LOAN.

DT AUTHORITY OF TIE SECRETARY
ID Of the Treasury, the UDdeFsisped hsS as
suned the General suUSeriptiOn Agency for the
sale Of United States Treasury notes, bearing sew
en- and threetenths per cent. Inserest, per snnum,
known a. the
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
1855, aud are payable three yeEfs from that tine,
is esIrrseJ. Or ~A1~ lks:-.2..,c-, -, \ A1ccAaSN OE
the holder, into
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
RIRTfIs.

Al EI Dorado, Juassth, 70 wu. BAccnI and
wife. sSon. IS q
Al 81 Dorado, Juus 7th. tOJ. w.'DONE and
wife, . s"n.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

MasOMteS~-Sisrra HsV0AA Counsnn.
No. 20, Of Royal and Select MasteFs, AolAe etateI
meetinGs on the evening Of the Arst Tues6ay o1
each mouth, in MaSonie Hall, PiaeerviIIe.
WM. A. JANUARY, TIN.
HRNRY D. RAPHAsL, Recorder.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
sEvEN.THIRTY LOAN.
o. 8. $40 SIX PER CENT.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

~hIeh makes the actual profit on the 80 IOan At
euFYenI rates. including interest, about ten per
cent. par AnnnNn, besideS itS ExEnPTION IAoM
sTATR AND NCEIcIrN TIxArioN. WHICH ADDS
YHoN ONE TO TnREE rFN cEST. NoRE, according
70 the rate levied on cth-' property. The interest
Is payable in currency. 'rHi-Annually, By eOupOns
attached tS zach note, which may Be cut OG and
sosA TO any bank or banker.
The interest aMounis to
One cert day on a $50 nots.
Two eentS olO0 "
Ten OSO0 "
- Nl,Aco 81
q 1" $500
Nstes Of an denominations named will Be
prOnpsly furnished upon receipt Of subseTi ptiOus
TAis 10 The
ONLY LOAN IN MARKET
sow offered b the oovsrnmeas, asA it is eoaa-
dsutly exrrstsS that its superior advantage win
make ii the GREAT
Popular Lean Of the People.
Lees than oSOO .Oco COO Of the loan authorised
BY the last Congress. are now on the market.
This amount. at the rate at which Il 10 being
absorbed, viii I'll Be subscribed for within four
m"AthS, when the DOtsS win undoubtedly con.
marA . PSemiu@, ss has uniEoF]ly bssA The sAs-
on closing the subscriptions to other LOans.
Ia order that eitissES Of sreTy to~H and section
NJ the country may be Afforded facilities for taking
the ioan, the National Bank. State BankS, and
Private Bankers thiOushOut the country have
generally asTrrh to r-e-i's subsc crptions at par
sut>c:iL-rs will select their Ov n aesnts, IN ~bom
they have confidence. aud Who only are to BE- re-
Spon,ibe for the delivery II the Botes for which
they receive orders. -.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent. FhilAdeiPAia.
March s5. Is65.-tmss-Sm97l
ADDENDCM.
PEA OvSHLASD TELEsHAPu:
PHILADELPHIA, Nay 18th, 1855.
Cd Series all sold. Commenced on I'd Series.
Two Humid, ed and Thirty M,lIions (2oo 900 ooO)
precisely like other two Series, except dated I5th
July, and Government reserves the right to pay
'ix per cent. Va Gold Instead Of 80 CuTTsSey.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription AVent, PhilAdrlPhia.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17
DEATH s.

AtDiamond SpriWga. IN the llih instant
JACOB p, iHiant son Of Ellie and Margaret El.
len, aged mOntha and u davs.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-17

" Dorado Ledge. Ne. -. are heiA a. Aaaooie Nan.
on the Monday Of or next preceding tAs Iun MaoS
In each nenth.
FREDERICK '. BARNN. Y, n.
IiEHRT D. RASHAEl, Secretary.