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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-21

A(EErf.N1S ar WITH TAE Tx.nES
IA The life Of trade is competition,
And we are at our occupation
Selling products Of every nation,
At prices that create sensation.
TN Main street, No. So
You'll find in store and offered you-
Coffee, tea, sugar, and spices,
Extra cheese, by box slices:
oysters, sardines fine large tongues,
Canvassed beef aud bacon hams
Parsnips, turnips, good Potatoes,
Pickles-miNed, AMI canned tomatoes;
Pepper sauce and olive oil,
Extra Hour and corn meal
Moiasses, sSrnp, soap and candles,
Cotton moPs-with extra handles;
BrOoms, brushes, buckets, and tubs,
Babies fancy wagons and cabs;
Cheaper, pretti.r, and better than others
BE sure You call Mt yickery Brothers,
Who buy for cash so very low,
They compete with old or
You'll get just weight and honest measure.
so leave your erders-we deliver.
apl6 NICkERf BROS, 81 Main st.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-21

"oAJN'TRD-A PLEASANT DWELLING
~ House, containing sbout five or six rooms.
Apply at this Office. ap 26-lw
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-21
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,

CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, CONN.
Cash OV 90
ouI 'os-Sl 40
This Company continues 10 issue policies On Fire
risks at reasonable rates.
DIRECTORS:
Bowers, W Bull II Freeman,
b BlOdgett, Newton Case, ThOs Steele
@ W Webster, Phillips, Geo Linder
Pliney Jewell, ii Perkins, GM bartholomew
G. ID. BOWERS, President.
&. c. WAITE, Secretary
w. ID. LouSsBUkY, GeneraltAgent.
Applications made to ALLEN G.. UALLOCK .
Agent. 0fice-Marble Hall Building, Maii street,
Evansville febl5-Iy
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-05-21
TOH.S' s. .nITCHRLL = co., RE.

- CEIVING, FORWARDING AND C0AIAIIS-
SION MERCHANTS. .r
Water street, between Main and Locust
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA
Be Particular attention gwen TO the forwardinr-
of general Merchandise aud Produce, by River.
Canal, or Railroad. 80 $500 an2s-e.n
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
DR.. CHARLES n. TOzRR'S
Private Medical Card.

CTRANGERS visiting Sacramento will remember that DR.
y TOZERS INFlhMARY is on 9Th st. between and
streets, Sacramento.
The great and many radical made BY Dr..
TOEer since his commencement IN this cry, 10 which hum
dreds testify, induces him to inform those Ritrf
withany private complaints HEcEST CHRONIC and vi
TO he we'll and Thoroughly cured viii be to their Interest
and welfare TO call lin. Who for the Last twenty AYE
years has given his entire attention to PTyate Complaints,
and 10 All Of dlscAacs oil private nature acute and
chronic, such 40 Syphilis eccondary and Constitutional
Affections GonerrhHa and Seminal Weakness elect sud
sFcturea and oil diseases Of the generatVe and urinary
organs both In male and female such Prolapsus uOr
Alhas, IIyAeFIa, &c. o.
Patients can he assured that their complaints viii not
he alnPered WITH bin reatcd upon strictly scientific prinr
pies. Private Complaints rradicltcd In few dAyS new
cured In short time, without mercury.
lie he consulted az his office Mt all utS OF the day,
from In the morning until IN the evening" An In ac.
tiOn can md In him WHO and With
and beeId Them when In troublesome In whose services
the utmost OnneHcs can he piAcrh Come al who ere
afflicted and m trouble and h. relieved and cured
Aparmeni" privately arranged so us to preclude the
possibility 81 exposure
Letters enclosing +IO win receive prompt attention with
best advice and instruction. e, u. TOZER, N. b.,
9Th street, between aud K.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
READ AND REFLECT.
DR.. G. H. Tozer's Card to the Afflicted.

-. \ y. =, ,.., a, ), -. :, ~, :,
~ , Ell ; q. e-''''1''" "V'''
n royru ..,.., ~ 49, y. -, - ~ 80 a..
y" 1900" .,.a," ,r u,1.s ~, n's numerous Pnuehs
- M s ' NJ ~" 1911 eNTnee 'h "i'i,''u'
~ , @ v" V @ nc I"',nc 70 r"h,h., On NOS.
u'AGu GnseA VI A"N" nHNs "A'h".' w" M" ~
some o. me "i+' 's'eIa'ru p"yrc'Ans ~ The "rr ana
"p"n "'"'" 'e Nus "'''' |""'" &" I''T"'" " '""'''
nv. ro,..,. ..r,, A., - . I,.,.,..
n, ~ 'ei ,., a. =, u! H"" rnh's une1.h"n
~, ~ w As..o', "'',Ar W me een"-"T,"HI!
, s"ir ~ "' years. '''''S NV" I"t'ec'! "as''T W
- FL H., ~. ~" .''..i. -, .,..., - -. a.
tn, asJ INV ~, @ wen cnsfs ','n' w nv, Wv
'h'! VeeH hNeh VT ~ mhhv "thrrs,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
Sudden Thonrhta

Every man is like pickle, but moro so At.
ter marriage than before, because, then he be.
comes very sour, and finds that he has been
very green.
How lovely are the April tears that glistcn
like Jersey pearls upon every cast-irOn pump
handle! How glorious is the sunlight that
weaves trellises Of radiance around every bios
sOm-crOwning tree-top, and every head OF
Dutch cabbage! How endearing are scenes oil
family love and union, and oh! how gorgeous
are the splendOrs Of o summer sunset, as they
shine down, in all their effulgence, upon the
cadaverous shadow of . setting-hen!
often say to myself: Don't eat so much!
don't cram the victuals in so I" but, regard
less Of my convictions, go on and eat IS much
as ever. So it is with you, my hearers, you
eat too much; you cram it in. OIL Persis-
tencyl what . hobgOblin thou art!
AS we 60 iimping, first on one leg, then on
another, along the dusty road Of existence, il
is not unfrequently that we stub our toes and
knock our nails of. That's fact-like q jack.
ass, it's stubborn fact
The beauties Of literature are never seen
by those who never have the nightmare-ner.
er! Literature is nightmare herself, hence
my proposition.
The world is full of wonders and hen houses.
Of oil the bugs it contains, the most notable
are the humbugs, and their near blood reIa-
tivcs, the big bugs. Beware of them they
are vcnOmOus w0lvest
You have seen the moon at midnight. You
have seen it break through dark clouds, and
pour upon lake and meadow its floods of sill
very brightness; but did you ever see the
color Of an old topcr's nose reflected in the
light of penny candle? If you have, you
have seen a dolphin Oh dry land. It. has all
the cOlOrs of the raiHdow.
Women are like carriages, because they
have long tongues; like this planet, because
they are always on the 60; like sheep shear
ers, because they fleece their husbands; and
like needles, because they are pointed and
generally sharp.
The ocean of love! how it gIimmers and
shimmers in the light of sympathy No man
ever sounded its depths. In the chaste and
classic language Of n contemporary, it's some
punkins"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
The seth day Of February.

A. D. ss0 ct sOtceks P. NJ. all tAs right, title, In
terest and claim % she above Aaed defendants IN ana
to the following described property ying Al bsIns \.
the Townshp o. Kesey, county and State a66resaid "a
wit One Ranch or lot Of land SUPPOSED to contain leo
shin County and etato aSFeGad together with al the
improvements thoreOns 0onsuting q dwelling houGs
and Ous houses and apPuTtenanccs. The said Tract ar
parcel Of land ie known tia Ranch Of Z. T. Veach
also ranch joinng The aboye named ranch On ~
West, and known q the Keith Ranch, % Oontainins
Ope hundred and SIXTY acYes, ION which VIM Roherfs
resides ct present-and elAitasd6 BY Z. T. veach.
iJAMES 7. PORTRR.ni p
Constable IN and Ibr ssid Tovn0hlu.
Spanish Fiat Feb. & 1850. ~ ~ - T17Tsal
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
ConStable'S Sale.

DY virtue Of an Execution 10 me directed Issued ont
ID Ofths Court Of Henry MayenbAam, Justice Of the
Peace In and for the Townshi Of Kelsey, County OF II
Dorado and state q Calt0rnia, upon tudgmenE ren.
dered therein the 26th day Of January A. b. s0 in
avor Of Henry Tucke! Bro and against X. T. Yeah,
for the sum OF One Hundred and Eighty Five Dolars
cents so interest, ioarteen dollars and eighty eents
cost suit and ACQUIRING cOstS have rVied upon and
seiIsa ara Wan expose oS eae Public AuCtion % the
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Whenever you wish to get up story in the
sensation" style, do it in this way: aft you
have occasion to remark that your hero drank
Aug Of beer, say-'lie reveled in the foam.
covered liquid he swallowed it wildly, furious
ly-Paused for breath-again sank his nose,
mouth and chin into the gigantic tankark, ana
with an appalling oath, that shook the raflCrs
Of the crazy barn, shouted, "tis donel ha! ha!!
Pveswigged it all -all-evcry drop! hal ha!!'"'
You see at once the Picturesqueness Of the lat
ter mode Of description, and yet you will OBJ
serve, after ell, that It expresses the same
event % the first miserable sentence, namely,
the fact Of his drinking some beer.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
o r L RAN s. H o TT L
SACRANEENTO. -,

TINE subscriber having taken this well known Hotel s
l. prepared 70 serve his friends, and soclts share Of
the public patronage which has heretofore been 90 LIBERAL
ly bestowed on the 0rleans Hotel,
MIp34si hg tknSa viii He fnEhiShcd MD DO best and
EARLIEST the market affords, and will be under the 81.
peFvlsIon Of an experienced caterer.
Board Ct the reduced price Of .--r.. -
.ER&6TnOLBkR AIRS RER WEEK, ! -
The Lodging apartments furniShed with the Best Of
Beds and Bedding
Families can b accommodated with saEs Of choice
Rooms, at reduced prices.
The BAR will b. supplied With choice Liquors and the
best attention.
Attached to the Hotel h BILLIARD SALOON supplied
with seven Billiard Tables, in perfect order.
o. The Hotel Ii OPen'dny and night.
The principal Stage Once IL located In this Hotel and
Stages leave Il daily for ell parts Of the State,
JUSERH He VIRGO.
Sacramento June 10Th, 1e65.-[1Atfl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
MODERN BRAUX.

In the good old days we read of,
The young men were honest and true,
And civil and kind and sober,
And seldom or never got blue;
They weat 10 their beds in good season,
= Were never out late at night. -e---
And then they got up in the morning,
About - soon as twas light.
But now they are changed for the "worser,"
Aud this YOU will surely see
And admit, will bet you . copper,
If yea listen . 1nIndIe 70 me,
For they frOlic and spend their money
They San0ke, they chew and they swear,
And do many worse things might tell you
And could and would If dare.
While their fathers are tOiling and sweating,
They're idling their time away;
Or with fast trOttiDg pony and sulkey,
Al the races are seen day by day;
With tie air q sporting char-AcrER,
Away round the circle they run,
A. the rate Of mile in 2.4O,
Like bullet popped out u gun!
IAeS send their DAYS at The tavern,
Go home by the light Of the MOON
And then they get up in the morning
S0Me tame In the aflcFuOOn-
Their eyes are AMollcn aud biOOdsh0t,
Their faces a. long as your arm, (,
And they lOOk very much like pussy
That's lost its a6ectiOnate MARH
Then these boys Of these DAYS % modern,
The Iadies spft hearts ensnare-
=. Perhaps yOu may know how they do It.,
BOT that's neither here nor there,
They marry-the days ay over,
Ere the honeymoon ceases 70 shine,
+ The eueband's no longer . lover, :.
He's back 70 his caFds and his wine!
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

IN %aRADon Mys--" The bread Of life ID
It4' ~ ealk of life d work; the sugar of
~ ssghs wGter Of iifs i faith. -
tks broad and sugaF.-never mind
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

A poor bachelor, after coming out at the
small end Of the horn in several matrimonial
attempts, pathetically exclaims:
When remember ell
The girls I've mast Together,
feel like Q rooster Ia the fall,
Exposed TO every weather;
feel like one who trends alone
SOme barn-yard all deserted,
Whose oats are fed, whose hens are dead,
And Of TO maBket started"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
Dissolution. Of Copartnership.

TUE Copartnershin heretofore existing between Mont.
miny : MCVn. merchants In n Dorado County Is
this day dissolved BY mutual consent fl'1 =.
Either 81 the undsrsgnsd will setIIe demands SSnlnst
The old Arm and sign In liquidation Of an accounts -
them s--s-.--... .,-rr' 4. MONTMINY. :
...., -, p BLOUlN.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
READANn nEpLEC~

READ AND REFLECT.
nR CHARLES TtIZEH'S CARD To THE AFFLICTED
~ W CALIFORNIA Ia approaching any c,HFrS
Of systematic inquiry hrfc certain paints concerning
which the nInirrr should AiwnyS he careful satisfy HIM
self lie should comprehend distinctly what the subject u
inquiry Ia-IIeAlth AMI DlpeAses
II form and hx In minds rlraF conception al
the state n Health. slAll have difficulty In under
standing what WAS Ineaui BY D:rAse Hut b-yoMd. tnuEk
have another and ain hnlrr end. II Ii u lay before
y"n In rW plain terms that you cannot be mistaken aud
will know wiere to HIrIy for relief
the word 'dnrHpe' RgnPTRlly. and hcf0rc seak al
the pgna of particular darAs G he IroI-T To take
general view ~ symptoms When person i- troubled oS
afflicted with dis.ase, which causes q WeAkhra. of the
hack and limbs. pain IN tie head. diuneas ~ eight
Of muscular power, Pa'p'aii"n 81 the heart. rritAhy
nervousness hysIaa, arrangement Of the digestive
lions, general debility symptoms ~ consumption, and
many o,l'era vhich hrsiT explained than rui pa
per- A require Medical Surgical attendance would
lie we'll for them to inquire u icre II physician Who !.
competent "a attend them, and Who the A,l
cation Of medicine, and Whose Scientific Ats inciS In hi
profession. and woHe and experience Cntc linn to
your confidence. Considering theae things Dr. Chas m
T"ser has concluded inform that are acteh nvcr
Using Ills place VI business, HIatng that H. has been
cessiul practitioner for over .5yeurS, sn'l has
Attended and Cured Hundreds,
When they have been considered by other pyslranN and
have be~n TrnloHncr by them past r, covrry Therefor,
you may rely upon him Is In whom secrcSy and the
nlInoat confidence mRy he placed.
Dr. Z. u. r wU,l Invite ell that AnlIeted ioeal m
him. and II he doc. not administer fr them. there ell h
no charge made. et false dvcAcy prevent you, bu
apply Immediately, and yourself from the dTeAdfu
consequences which follow those Who neglect 70 re
celve attendance.
where Hotel, beiWeen and AFrets. His rooms are
arranged lAa the Doctor can he cOMsglaed Without III
fear of moderation.
gaD- Once hours. from in te morning until In III,
evening. ClIAs n. TOZER, ~. d..
9Th street. between aAd X, Sacramento.
January LIST, lSjo-nfI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

lOswthR Ater IAey bsolOu 70 me,
Loved oueo Who've crossed 70 the further side;
Tho fna " thoi1 s6oNyrobea zee,
Blkfheif ypics1 ars 3aStin shs daahing tide.
Thet6 Nth Fintlsts Of SOaBy gold,
rAndegee he raaectiOn Of heavens own blue
HlNQp fbo4wii ~ gray and csld,,
APelS. tbts9 Nd him rem mortal view;
We NV netAhHaAGss who SSst him thesU-
Ths R4tst - ne city we could not see
0gBt 10 kveF. 0tet tho ri<ev,
Ny brother sAaads waiting TO welcome me.
on de river the BOSNIAN pale
Carried anOsher-the household pet:
Hsg biv1WeuEls waved IN the gentle gale
;-Uwlkk 1lnuisi Sc htTyet.
She crossed, on her bosom, her dlmpled hands,
7Ana1asaslsl1 shtsEed de phantom bark;
~ f1ttkRlidS fFOm -she silver sand,
z1AB4 ~ Or aanDhlne grew strangely dark.
We know she q safe on the further side
" Wksse<a ths Faasomed angels be-
Over tie iyef, the mystic river,
~ thiIdhOOds idol is waiting fOr me.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
FOReSAL,E.

A STEAM ENGINE AND ALI THE MACHINERY
IA apPSYtaipisg 70 Quarts AIN, cOnplsae. The En-
gine IL 45-horso power and nearly new. viii either
sell the whole or any portion to suit purchaser For
particulars inquire 81 the Nashville Hotel at Nashville
on the NoRth Fork Sf the Costumes river two miles
above the junction, et YeOmet Forks Of Cosu-
nesJ T. .''' A. L. Chiffon.
(dee. 25tkl
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
On the 96th Day OF February.

A. D. 1854 all the right, title, interest and claim said
lnsovcnt Dcbtors had the day Of the ding in said
Court 81 their petitions, schcdnlcs &c. in
in and to the following described property, situated 10
said County, TO wit One Quartz Lead situated about
half mile from l.Ogtown In Mud Springs TGwnship
known q. the "BFyant Lrad." with ali the appuTenAn
ccs, buildings AMI improvements connected Herewith
one Quarts Mill siuated the West hank Of the Co
sumncS River, about two mles south Of LOgtown aOre
improvements connected Herewith; also, a Quartz
Claim situated the east bank of the Costumes River
about lJ yards from said Quarts aPil known AZ the TO-
sumnes Valley Lead Said Sale will he made SuIDisct 20
such ena ae occurred prior to the filing Of sad psti
tions In said Court. IL BOGARDU6,
PlaeerviIle, February 5th, 1859.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

'VTELvET cEoAKs AND TAIMAs the most elegant
styles, at BLOCH 3 BACHNANH.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
Attended and Cured Huudreds.


DY virtue If an Order made by the Hon. County
ID Court In and for the County 81 FL Dorado and
State Of California the I7h day At January IK9 the
undersigned, a. Assignee II the estates Of J. NJ. Dry
ant, L. Mills, II. khlinE and George Ming, InSc-
vent Debtors will aell to the ghrAt bidder for cash.
In front Of the Court House door Of said County,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

HIARFEZy AND OH CLOTHS IA great variety us
~ Beautif0 Patterns, st BLOCH : bACHMANS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

nRESs SILKS, Of every shade and pattern, At
~ BLOCH 1 BACHMANs
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

We offer, the present season. finer and larger
49, stock Of FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL SHADE
81 - TREES, PIONEERING sliRCBS, AND GREEN
- HOUSE, PLANTS, than any season heretofore,
,i,l,r,.sIna the fnllnulnR Nnrieiira
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
A Tribute to Merited Worth.

The ngTaiitude of 10 his fellow 10 otn e(
with In lie that testimonials prompted by ur Amer e. ihSS
n the heart In the life ~ thosr who aarsAS
their hest day. IN rhl.Huge tyvutiou to the AilevinISh
~ the lila 81 tai mortality EapFIGiAH, 0SSs tr cotus
NJ press with fraudulent aip hci5ga 'r,irrs, singing
vRans the worth of their esntsIicAl nin
below append letter from Worthy Hhn, hsi.9
period SINCE SEEMED trsiinr, shaic Oh this mortal
coil: WhO lOoked forward 10 his disss,uR Whh thai
pleasure which only tho-r WrErd down ~ the hPavy AGa
II dseaSe Csisary 10 hope. tie ability AZ AL MIL
has him I" HE EHmer heakh 3slisvVA
inm his trpThle situation, and impsrd ~ GgatAe he
makes knOHH his and bis remedial asrns, anA NJ
statement - authenticated by NsaaFy PUZZLE, Tie ~.
ma nIs az SSciCty TsF0uy cOnsAnA NJ yAslteisy ana
IL given more WHTn Lsr unwaEy than a.sI,d the
praises IL physician u whom scores Of like cssrs CAP
he ritGd:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

Also, California and Foreign Grape vIDea with full
assortment OF the other kinds Of smaller fruits.
The aboVe Of the most vigorous and thrifty growth
aud well shaped Trees Of very large size, from to Is
feet in hefRhf.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26

gPermaG OFrh&a, NJ ISeal WeaAneaa. SeTvosa D.
billy ow spirits lAssItade, veal IL The iNS aHL IrI
ndosi,ion ard lncapablily sUF study and lAiS. dnl
hive If solitude, tuIidy, Sgf+iiHF, tSiHta k<6AAe
Involuntary discharge pains In the Side AarcSs d IL
n~n. eur-d Without fail ~ the jyly celebrated RS
scian aud SurRvon, L. cIArkAS. nb metlaA Of euFis
diseases 10 nyG and unknown TO al nlLrFs, ksArs ~
great success All consultation ~ letter ~ oshsrvis.
nee. Aidrv'r, L. j. Cs"y&"Y. y. D.. saA EraHsise,
California.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-02-26
FRUIT TREES
GARDEN SEEDS.
Smiths 1'OmOlOgical Garden and
Nursery,

American River ~ Miles from sRerR-
memtO City,
DEPOT "A 7 STREET
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1859-07-28
THE ARMISTICE.
Probabilities Of Peace!
How the News of the Armistice Was receiv-
ed in Paris and London.


| ed in Paris and London.
/ .rt ~ -t 80
The following important announcement
was posted in Paris On the Eth inst:
An armistice has been agreed upon be-
tween the emperor of Austria and the EN-
peror of the French. Commissioners are
about to be named TO settle the duration
| and clauses Of the armistice.
The Paris Monileur, in publishing the
official dispatch, appepds the following re
Emarks s:DJL Is q Oh aAAEz / -
1t is necessary that the public should
not misunderstood extent of the ar
mistiee 4 1t is limited to mererelaxation
of hostilities between the belligerent ar
mics, which, though leaving theofeld open
for negotiations, does not enable us for the
present to see how the war may be ter
minated. =s' CT laT yHc- 10 Isas Il
The Paris Patre, of July s, said it was
necessary to put the public on its guard
against every surprise. Speaking Of the
approaching negotiations with which the
public will be occupied during the armis-
tice, the Patre, calls to mind the programme
traced by the Emperor previous to his de-
parture for the army. which pointed out
that Italy must be independent from the
Alps to the Adriatic. The campaign IN
Italy has given to this project the sane
ton Of victory, therefore, if the negotia-
tions take place, they can only have as a
basis the complete independence of Italy.
The Presse of the same date, explained
the note of the Moniteur and the official
communication as intended to put the pub
lie on their guard against being led away
by visions of peace. .as-g1es TliaaH5ts7
%, All the other papers expressed the same
opinion :. 0r-I ere -7eE .arE cfi grofs
N The Paris Moniteur July 9, gives the
following: - a - tasTTE9 s41 t.9g-
The armistice was signed at Yillafrauca
on the sth inst, between Marshal Valiant
and Baron Hess. Its term is fixed for=the
18th of August. 1t stipulates that COM
rnercial vessels without distinction Of, flag,
shall be allowed to navigate the aAdriatic
unmolested. l3uig.a CEibss1zs sds 20
A dispatch from Paris, of theseth of Ju-
ly, says: -7 aas---t.si .l ss.I eng l-ss
al Great agitation prevailed at the Bourse
to-day, and prices continued to advance till
they were p cent. higher than yesterday,
and was 66.4O for money and 66.6O for ac-
count, at which they closed firm and ami
mated. Railway shares were from 20 to
so per cent.lhigher. .l-izz alell 81 -as'5
e The London Times of the 9th inst,
saws: I-a-lz ,--e e.I -.a ei..' '@.4 ~
We have received the. following dis
patch from our own correspondent at Frank
q. On the report of the negotiations for
peace, the Austrian funds have risen from
49 to 5S. - 81 L'gols iJ4i fa.sI a