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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
[FOr the Evansville Journal.

For the Evansville Journal
To Miss *. L.,
UPON sEEiEs HEE srRlsELIss FLOWERS.
I'll improVise line,
OF ons almost divine,
Who, in the morning. hours,
Was sprlnkling her flowers.
The rare and icvely gems.
Upon their slsader stems,
We're opening At the wilss
OF her bswttehlng smiles
So, like these bsAutsoaa lowers,
In their HsspsriAn bowers,
I'D be happy in the sunshine
OF her beauty 90 divine.
EVANSVILLE, June IL, 1895. W.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
NOTICE.

Two BREAD, BRAN AND CotN
EATERSs
We have sold % cur old stock "a fiau aud
are now IN abe e3ark et with Fresh " hilasna bed
Wheat Flour; Mssl lust ground. t'ara fast
throuSh elevators, aud very ni1e aud cles,. 10
smaia or large aosss just 90 suit patiants ~ tAs
Evansville. Ind
isS IGLKHEART RReTsxRs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
FOR SALE.

A no. I CIRCULAR sAw-MTLL-sIT UATED
n on and tbs mouth Of the Wabash river,
IN Poaey couRty, Ind. One d the bsst localities
for timber In the country Always plenty Of
water foF shipping lunber 10 che EOuta, where
there IL at all times good demand.
Not being abls 70 devote my whole attention 70
abe buainess, will sell the whole on reasonable
terms, Or will sell oDe-half 70 person COMPETENT
a. iaks charge Of aud manage the mill. For fur
ther particulars address l., p. o. Box 346, or
enquire Of ). T. Hugo, Evansville, Ind. lsis 2w
A FIRST Rate MILCH COW, WITH HER
Il Calf Ennulfa AZ the anrHaYnr's oflce leq-Gt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Tbs FEsrIyAL FOR rHE CoLoRED
Sonool-The attendance a. the festival
at Mozart Hall last night, was quite
large comprising many elegant ladies'
and gentlemen, in addition to a lhrge
number Of Africans Of All ages and
eolors, and everything passed off in the
most agreeable manner The receipts
at the two festivals musthaFe been quite
considerabIe---suficient, We hope, to &C.
complish the object for which it was in
auguratad,
Mrs. Harvey and Miss johnson, who
were, we believe the principal managers,
deserve great credit Tor the skill and
address with which they conducted the
affair.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

ExcITENESF IN CAIRo.-The removal
of Post Master sloo, of Cairo, has pro.
dueed intense excitement in that eity,
and large meetings have been held and
spirited resolutions passed A monster
remonstranee is being prepared to be
forwarded to President Johnson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

GOOD Bacon AT AUcTIox. ii win sell
at auction tomorrow "wednesday
morning, at 81 O'Clock, ct my auction
room, No q Locust street, Loco los. of
good bacon, not damaged, but IN good
Understandable order Grocery keepers
are invited. Hiram NELSON,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
lBy Tsisgraph.l
RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

Mr.. A. 4. eArader:
q Vsnnsman, "a coils rope; Arm trork
bale chair cane Bsmsut 4 V, so bxs ehsssH rs
nrls sag Ar; Hssbit ", bxs mds@; Miller, O a
90, bxs shseting; q haghee, / BIZ dry goods
Whtslsr kiggs. 20 bris sugar. &c bIls moiAssss
0ilbsrt, bags rice.
lsignsdl A T. RoBBIRs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

B9- Having made arrangements to
transfer our business to Cincinnati in
few months, We offer our present stock
of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Win.
dow Glass, Glassware and Perfumery.
in quantities TO suit, at decided bar.
gain.
my20lm LEIGH, CARLsrKDT & Co.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Assessors 0FFIcE,
United States Internal Revenue,
First District of Indiana.

OHttsu states Internal Revenue,
First District of Indiana
EVANSVILLE, June 3, 1855.
Notice is hereby given, that on the
18th, 10th and l7th of this month, st the
Office Of the Assistant Assessor in Evans.
vile, viii hear and determine any and
all appeals which may be exhibited
against the proceedings of the Assessor
or Assistant Assessor on the assessment
Of taxes under the Revenue laws Of the
United States, for the county Of Wander
burgh and State of Indiana, at which
time and place the Annual Lists will be
open for inspection to all who may de-
sire to examine them. All appeals must
be made in writing, and specify the par.
ticnlar cause, matter, or thing, respect
ing which decision Is requested, and
state the ground or principle of error
complained Of, or they will not be heard.
]. G. BowMAx,
Assessor First District of indiana
Z Z s s. H 9Ip' Asst Assessors.
Office in the Court House.
[ OnR" eopy.]
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Orr FOR Rad R.vKR--BFig Gen. J.C.
Veateh was in the city yesterday morn
ing en route to join his command, which
is now on Red river
The General is looking vsrS we'll, aud
left by the W. F. Curtis for the South
yesterday morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

SHT- Twice this season, says the Mad
ison Courier, the honey dew has fallen
in this vicinity. A friend showd US to-
day the leaf of tree be placked on
yesterday in the woods at Hanover, on
which this dew had fallen Touching
the tongue TO it real sweet honey taste
is realized II is Just the same Oh other
trees and shrubbery in the locality, and
appears 10 have fallen as other ordinary
dew. It is TO us new and rather sim
gular thing, Of which we eau give no
explanation al present, though We have
our own ideas concerning it. Let the
wiser ones explain.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

a NATURAL MISTAKE Having Just
moved INTO cur splendid new Office,
our foreman, who is always prompt
ana accurate, got slightly ebfusticat-
ed, aud IN making up the Weekly
for this week accidentally transfer.
red the lst to the 9Th and the 4th TO the
lst page, all because he had not rot the
uahg OF the ne" sehool-hoase. Our
readers, however, by reading all over
the paper will lose nothing. 20
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Say The citizens OF CaRnelton are
preparing grand barbecue for the 4th
of July. Good for Canneltoa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

To Purify, EmTtch the Blood, ana
Dessttfy ths Scmpisxion, Use HsImboid's HI9hlv
OonesztGte1 ExtrzcS sAKaspsxflia One bottie
equ3is II HsTsEgfk cza E2llcz CT shs syrup or
Dsecs<tos-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Helm hoid's Extract or SaraapartIIa
aleausss and ronovatos the blood nstlIs the vigor
Of health into the system, aud purRea ont the
humoFs that make diunaas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
GROCERIES.

50 BBLs PRIZE DRIED APPLxsAT
~ T. A. COOKS.
0EE BsL DBTED PEACHES AT
Y a. A. COOKS.
SOMETHING NEW Ar
loo lbs ehoio- Dried RAspbsrri-s' :
loo lbs choice Dried Bisckherriss
100 rs choice Pfstsd Chcrriss,
LOO lbs ehoiee lEot Pittadl Cberriss.
K DOE CHOICE BEEF ToSGUEs AT
r. A COOKS.
RURSErT 3 DUsKER's ExTRAcTs-Ts sos
u asserted kxtrssts a. h A COOKS
100 LBS SMOKED HAIRCUT AT
1OO T. A. COOKS.
CHOICE GREEN APPLEs,
v 10 eola choice Green ApPlas a.
IA COOKS
" lobash prime oaiOn sets At
\ RBLs LARGE OSIOSs AT
8. A. COOKS.
IN BBLs BUcKwHEAT FLoUR AT
A. COOKS.
Ia BBtS SPLIT PEAs.
IL ibis Psar3 BARLEY
ebA osf MsAl.
obis fArins
case Pearl sage.
I Dol Grasu PeA-
I Dbl HIllst sd II a. A so1kss
E Doz'FREsH gLAMs.
~ y dez fresh salmoa,
Z doE DO Lohstefs
e0E pickslsa CiNms
oeE % Lobstsrs ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
BOARDING.

A NUMBER or DAT BoARDERs AND A
"A lew iodgsrs can be accommodated ~ reasons
BE terms, By applying ~ Mrs. DanasIl's, corner
or second and Sycamore streets. I-l4-7w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
INSURANCE AGENCY.

INSURANCE AGENCY.
y. w. NEXSEN,.
MARBLE HALL.
No. . MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
General Insurance Agent,
Adjuster of Losses and seo
Notary Public, s..
Al bn.isss. essnsessa With Insaf.nss sin2x.
% q sith premgtas-. ana hdsi -
~iih Harness aud disPsfeh.
Combined Cash Assets Rep
resented oyer Ten Million
Dollars.
/ fSIO.OOO,OOO 90
FIRE INSURANCE.
70 We -
RIVER INSURANCE.
LIFE INSURANCE. 81
P~niss rsprsssntsd J
Htna Insurance Co, Hart
ford, Conn. Cash Assets
s3.5o0,439 SO, yfs q "a.
Phoenix Insurance Co, Hartford.
Conn Cash Assets se25.902 81,
Insurance Co Of North Ameriea :
Philaeelphia, Pa. Cash Assets
S1,642.727 %.
sHbP
Manhattan Tnsurance Co., New 4
York. Cash Assets 1905, 361 90. 4
q fEtl1-E g. a. u
Merchants Insurance Co. Hart. I
ford, Conn Cash Assets
100000 90. - II
North American Insurance. Co. of
New York. Cash Assets 300. 600. I
North American Insurance Co. (
Hartford, eoan. Cash Assets ~
100000 90.
Htna Life Insurance. Co.
Hartford, Conn Cash Assets
SLUOOsO UU 10.
-4afaH IsgGl-4
Charter Oak Life Insurance. Co, ?
Hartford, Conn. Cash Assets
100000. 90. IgIi +
). W. HEESEE,
1eneFal Aasuranee AMsaa. --t
Marble Hail. Ne. Natn TfgwCTgf :,
ETsnsvt4t@, $rfds = =
.ss..sst
MH9TC eKtlgEg ]
NEW lEEEs0sIc skw
MUSIC. 0@M MUSIC. 4
IS tfvKAMPI TRAMP TRAMP" Oh TEE
HFrisOnsrs Beps.' Orr - fhs mot
pcpub@f aonks d The Gay.
o. EDLEWELD." Serenaes- b Tt e4tatn ~
WAR, LOVE. BSTJL The Wsf.gfDFEs. e
"LISeOLsis TueEEAL MARCH. - i,
..MoERsFUL sOBsDE." Ia 1smefg - u
Abrahza Lfnceio-
. MERmAIDis sos0." Ffoz = Cbsf0as /,
Ts s-i sais ~ WzBRxH coaTEcTcE. )
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Rnaidenna for SaIa.

A SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDENCE, or
n ave acres, within the city limits-A two story
brick house, with stable, &o., and fruits Of all
descriptions. VIII be sold low BY
ny2an A. JOHNSON
A LARGE HOUSE, with 10 rooms, large cellar
4 4 aud al eOBvsniences, good location, admira-
bly, situated for B0ardiag House. Price 81 COO.
might A. JOHNSON
a LARGE TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE
4 n double tenement, two lots-will rent for
5000 p9r year. Price $4,000.
mhzo,L A. JOHNSON.
LuRsT GLASS BUILDING LOTS, fronting
Il biaekford's Grove, above Main Street., can DO
bad very low and on time. ressrying 10 Of
these lots fer fine hsAsss only, 10 be- built BY pur.
ehssora. lmh29,tfl A. JOHNSON.
GIx good DWELLING HOUsEs-just dashed
~ STA each. Inquire Of
marl,dtL A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
Busineaa Lot for Sale.

NOREER or FIRST AND LOCUST STREETS,
" opposits the Did Post once, ~ by 10 feet,
With all the improvements This is one Of the
most desirable business lots In the city, aud will
DO aaid on reasonable terms II application be
made a. once. fny23,ti1 A. JOHNSON.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Union please copy and charge 4. n.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14

Cor. MAIN & 7th Strcets
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
PROVISIONS.
MESS PORK, BACON and LARD

tNTE HAVE IN STORE 10000 POUNDS or
w new Bacon. consisting Of Hama, Eboaldsrx
Clear and Ribbed sides Also, Msss Pork ana
Prime Leaf Lard, which are oEsrinz 70 ths
xs1s ~ fAir pricea. PREsTBS BROS
ADl No. First st<sas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-06-14
REMOVAL.
I'D. }. DAY, M. D.,
Physician g. Surgeon,

Has RemOved his Office 10
THIRD ST., bet. MAIN and LOCUST.
ap1b
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

TEE RiGHr SriRIr. The New York
Church Journal says it speaks by author.
ity in announcing that the course to DO
pursued in the approaching General Con
vvntiOn Of the Episcopal church will be
70 call the full roll Of the diocese, and ",i
any or an Of the Southern bishops or di.
Geese choose to be present, they will only
Need 70 hand in their names and their
credentials, answer to their names, and
take their seats, as OF old time. without
dOUbt, question or condition Of any sort
whatever" Evidently there are no
''blOOd hounds Of Zion" in the Episcopal
cbureh-no preachers Of the Satanic
school.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
TIE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

WHo SHALL DECIDE TIE QUEsMoN -
The Lyndon Vt Union, (DsnOe1tic) in
discussing The question whether the ne.
gTOsS Shall ~ suswed tie privilege Of 70.
Gag o. Sot tAus dearly and truthfully
ssts GOTtA ne Democratic ground on the
sutjocA h& q question 60 Ss settled by
sssh Stake sr ITSELF North % weR IS
SOath, end SSe people Of the Other States
have no proper right TO meddie with il,
either Tor or against it. Says che Cnion:
Some Republicans say negroes shal!
vote everywhere. A few De nWcrats say
they Shall not vote anywhere. Both Of
these C1ASseS Are wrong. aNd-to speak
wOderaIely-Hrs interfering with other
PSSPAeS business. ARd whyI Because
the Constitution wisely leaves II for each
SIAss 10 dseerVnine Who shall be entitled
70 vote within the State. II Massachu.
sstes men advocate or oppose negro
sSaFage Tor Massachusetts,. they are pros.
ecuting their own business, because they
have the right under the Constitution to
determine who shall vote in MasSachu.
ssttS. But they shall not say who shall
veNs 10 Vermont, or Wisconsin. or South
CToai0a; IL thev do, they disregard the
plainest principles Of the Constitution,
and are not patriotic.
On the other hand, there are Republi.
cans aRd Democrats who are giving cor
dial support to President johnson in his
policy Of leaving the Qualification Of elec.
tors or voters, tn be determined by the
loyal people Of the several Ststes. This
10 the doctrine Of the Constitution, adOp.
ted BY the President in his policy Of re.
storing the Government. and will be Sus.
taineG by the true Union men through.
out the country.
Unless new issues spring up which are
DOT nov torEeen. oil men who sustain this
doctrine, will rally under the name Of De.
@ocraey, and will give to the President
StF0ag support in restoring the Govern
wsnt and cOnfounding its enemies.
We say they will rally under the name
Of Democracy, because . cardinal princi.
pie Of the Democratic party has ever been
to leave each State to control its domestic
Institutions in its own way, subject only
to the Constitution Of the United States.
The qualification Of voters is . domestic
Institution which has never been threat.
ened until since the close OF the rebellion.
Wsn&ch Philips. . life long and avowed
diSUaiSnist and his train Of followers,
AnnSsOceA the doctrine that negroes must
be saORed to vote in South Carolina and
the Stber Southern States. and that Pres.
ideWt johnson musG Immediately change
his policy Of allowing the loyal people Of
Vhe Southern States to determine who
shall vote"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

SoNE Of the Democrats are openly in
favor Of changing their name and calling
themselves " NationaliStS.' They say
democracy" is played "ut.-Alta.
We will moi question the veracity Of the
venerable mother who gave out the above,
but we offer reward Of "short bit" for
specimen Of the kind Of Democrat who
openly says Democracy is played out. "
We think he would prove to be political
Saurian, unknown in modern clasSitica.
ticn, but engendered in the antiquated
mud OF the Atlas brain. In short, we
copper him as living specimen.
Is E Examiner.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

GEN. SHEKNAN no HANGMAN. General
Sherman has jIst been making a speech
in ST Louis, when occurred the following
incident: "The past is gone and You
cannot amend it. All We now have to
do is to record its history but the future
10 before US; and you and ] and all Of VI
must meet it. and must meet it man(ully
and meet it we'll. ! hope that no war is
reserved for US; but there may be other
dangers and other lahore quite as impor-
tant to our country a. var. The daily
duty Of the citizens is to labor; the du.
ties Of the week and the year, are just
% important TO the American people
% the war through which we have just
passed. You have cities to build. com
merce to develop, agriculture to encOur-
age-everything to do to buildup great
nation. A vOics-And jeff Davis to
hang.] Hang him Is much as you please.
Laughter and cheers.l On that snbject
| tell my soldiers this: The soldiers
duty is to fight an armed foe; allowing
sheriif's and jaiIOrs to do their execu.
tions. It is none of our business
[Cheers For my part, and my soldiers
held ourselves in too much respect to be
mere hangmen."
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

"WUST - BSoUGar a. GUILrY."-Th
New York Independents Washington cor.
rssPOadeOt assures the sanguinary pat,
rons Il that intensely loyGl sheet, that
GhOUgh the trial of JEFF Davis seems to
tang Gre, it is bound to come of after the
hot weather, and significantly adds, " lie
must be brought in guilty" The cores
pO"dentspeaks the sentiment Of the radi'
Gals and doubtless obtained his informa
7iOn from the War Department. If it be
ths determination Of those who try Davis
70 convict him, as the correspondent,
boasts, ~by 60 through the mOekery OF a
RFialP
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

OUTRAGEOUS. Every resort having fail
cd to induce Kentucky to ratify the Con.
stitutiOnal Amendment and abolish slav.
cry. the military authorities in that State
are now granting passes to all the negroes
who apply for them to leave tine State -
The fact that this violates one Of the laws
Of the State and robs Union men Of their
property, lends additional Eest to the Alb.
OIitiOnists enjoyment Of this latest outrage
on "Ioyal Kentucky" Ohio aud Indiana
papers complain bitterly Of the influx Of
kentucky negroes in their States, but
they are powerless to prevent it. The
military and not the constitution and
laws govern the free people Ui Kentucky.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

The f"llowing is one oI the resolutions
Of the platform adopted by the Conven.
tion which nominated Lincoln at Chicag"
in 1860. II is well I" look at il occasion.
ally,in order to ser where We have drfted:
Fourth. That the maintenance Of the
rights Of the States, and especially the
right Of each State to order and control
its own judgment exclusively, is essential
to that balance Of power On which the
perfection and endurance Of our political
faith depends; and We denounce the law.
less invasion by armed force Of any State
or Territrry. no matter under what pre-.
text, IS among the grAveSt Of crimes.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

IT is stated on good authority that the
Great Seal Of the United States adopted
by Congress in June, 1882, was actually
designed by - titled arislocrat Of the coun-
try with which We were at war. The de-
vice was suggested to John Adams, then
in London, bv Sir John Prestwich, Ba-
ron of the West of England, warm
friend Of America and an accomplished
antiquarian.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

TIE REPUBLICAN PARTY CONTINUES TO
MAKE HIsToKY. The Henderson (Ky.)
News has been suppressed by the officer
commanding the Federal troops at that
place. H. has also ordered the ar, est OF
Hiram McElroy, who is the Anli-Con>ti
Iutional Amendment candidate for the
Legislature in the adjoining county OF
Union.
Mr.. Robert T. Glass, who is the Anti
Constitutional Amendment candidate for
the Legislature in Henderson county, has
issued a card declining the canvass, be.
cause he has, he says, "becn warned by
the military autho'itirs that he would be
arrested and imprisoned if he persisted
IN his candidacy, and that he will not he
allowed, under any circumstances, to lin
iSh the race"
Hail CoIumbia. cincinnati Enquirer.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

SroLEN.-The press and type on which
the Fond du Lac Common wealth, . re-
publican paper is printed, was stolen from
q printingssof ct Columbia, Tennessee,
by its present user, the editor Of the Com
monw0auh. There is . prospect Of the
A'lOyal" cOn6scationist coming to grief
over it. A Republican printing Office in
this city has lately received lot OF Sec
Ond.hand type won down south when the
owner was away. We admire fighting
rObSl more than . thieving patriot and
ere not afraid to say so. II these south
orn printing Office stealers could have
SIolsa Efsw brains ct the same time, they
woaId have been better Of than now
What Q pity this cruel war is over!-La
Crosse (WiS) Democrat: -
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

WILD BEES During the past three
months, says the klamath News. more
than twenty "Bee trees" have been dis.
covered within a mile of this town, (Or.
leans Bar. klamath Coz some Of which
yielded large amount Of honey. II is
safe to estimate the number of colonies
Of wild bees in this county by the hun
dred, all Of wfich have come from two
hives imported from Pennsylvania, in
1857. bV Mr. I. r. Thomson.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

THE Atlanta Intelligencer says that q
friend related to the editor this incident
"Coming to Atlanta, on Monday last, |
saw an old freedwoman lying on the side
Of the road, dead. and two younger ones
by her remains. asked what
had been the matter with her. The re-
ply of one of the girls was, perish to def,
sir, but she free, dough-"
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TsTATE OF J. T. TIMMONDs. DECEASED.
II Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
Administrator of the Estate Of J. T. Timmonds,
Deceased to the creditors Of. and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them with the NECESSARY vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication Of this notice to
the said administrator, In the City of Placervile,
County of II Dorado.
G. N. CONDEE. Administrator.
Dated at Plaeerville, Sept. H.h, lS65.-lm
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

SINGULAR FEATURE IN MINISG. The
Black Hawk Journal, orCoIoraio, tells
Of a mine in which ice forms in great
banks at considerable depth. ThiSiS in
contrast with the Ophir mine, in Virginia,
where hot water was found at a consider.
able depth.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

SUGAR LLs.-There are thirty large
sugar mills in the Sandwich Islands, and
more being constructed. Until recently,
the planters have obtained most Of their
machinery from England and Scotland -
Now, however, they purchase the greater
part at San Francisco.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

WONDERFUL PRoDUcTIvENEss. - The
crops in Grand Ronde Valley, Eastern
Oregon. this year, exceed Interpretations.
The barley yield, on Ina'fy farms, is near
ly one hundred bushels to the acre; wheat
in proportion; and the grain Is Of the
best quality in the world.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
*

Masonic. - st. james Royal Arch
Chapter, No. Is, holds Its regular meetings In Ma
sonic Hall, on the evening Of the hrSt Wednesday
Of each month. All Companions In good standing
will be cordially welcomed.
ARVID q. ARvIDSSoN, NJ. z. 3 P.
HENRY D. RAPHAEL, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

IT has been ascertained that few in
6uential Northern Generals and politicians
have gone into the pardon brokerage busi-
ness in Richmond, and offer their inAu.
ence to secure the amnesty Of wealthy
rebels for consideration in greenbackS.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Palmyra Lodge, No. 151, #. 4 A. M
holds its stated communl lcations on Thursday nights
next preceding the full moon Of each month, 10 ODD
Fellows Hall, Placervllle. All brethren In good
standing are invited to attend.
WILLIAM H. CR0CKER, W. M.
8. A PEHTFII, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23
GENOA, CARSON C1TT,
VIRGINIA AND AUST
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE CopartnershIp heretofore existing between
i Robert n willing and James Garney, Of ehin-
ge Springs Fl Dorado County, is this day dissolved
nv mutual consent. ~ Hereafter the business Of
ButcherIng will be conducted ~ James Gatfney.
ROBERT N. WILLING,
JAMES 0APFNEY.
Dated. shinge Springs, August 9sth, 1s65.-1m
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Masomic...SieFra Nevada Council,
No. 90, Of Royal aud Select Masters, holds stated
meetings on the evening Of the first Tuesday Of
each month, in Masonic Hall, PlaeeYville.
VIM. A. JANUARY, T. I. ".
InkAx D 3ARHARI. Rse0SdAkA
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

Fl Dorado Lodge, No. 26, are held At Masonic Hall,
on the Monday Of or next preceding the Full Moon
In each month.
FREDERICK 2. BARss, ". n.
HENRY D. RAPHAEI, Secretary.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

THREE candidates for British Parlia-
ment ran on Temperance principles" and
all three we're defeated.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-09-23

GEORGE FRANCIS Train has summer
residence at Newport, and rides about on
the veritable wSr-horse Of Stoncwall Jack
kcps