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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-27
CERTIFICATE.

I, the undersigned. Governor OF hun has issrv.
testify hereby. that pr: L. J. CzapKay1 liberty, Z
Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian Army vim Vim this
full severance-whereof have given en- n, symps.
certificate, and do recommend him to .ne Who ore
thy, attention and protection Of all tnose
capable of approaching patriotic sS'''''
and undeserved misfortune. rAJOS
Governor Of Huns'''
Washington City, January Stn. lo0-'
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-27
SHEATH & ARNOLD,
NO. 1913 J STREET, CORNER OF Eth
Sacramento.

Agents for the New Idria Quicksilver,
(The purest and best article in the State J
Agents for the Imperial Insurance Co.,
and Northern Insurance Company,
for Fire and Life.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-27

THE ANNIVERSARY AND SUNDAY
SCHOOL MUSIC BOOK, NO. i, contains 50
tunes and hymns. Price cents each, 81 per
hundred.
The .anniversay and Sunday School Music
Book, No. g contains IS tunes and hymns. Price
3 cents elch, 81 per hundred.
The .Ann,rersary and Sunday School Music
Book, No 3, contains so tunes and hymns. Pric"
cents each, So per hundred.
The .4nniversary and Sunday School Music
Book, combining Nos and 2, with several addi-
tionai pieces contains IS tunes and hymns. Price
cents each, SIS per hundred.
The Rerival Penny Music Books, Nos. l and 2.
No l contains Is tunes and hymns. Price one
cent. No. contains 81 tunes and hymns. Price
8 cents each, 50 per hundred. Postage one cent
EACH
TIE Sabbath School Bell contains ISL tunes
and hymns. Price IL cents each, So per hundred.
postage 2 cents each; elegantly bound, 20 cents
EACH SIS per hundred.
Congregational Singing - An eight page
Tract. Price 25 per doz., l,50 per hundred.
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DR.. |. J. czAPKAY's

DR.. |. J. CzAPKAY'S :
PRIVATE MEDICAL T. sURG1c.,
INSTITUTE.
Sacramento Street, Below Dron,.
Opposite Pacific Mail steamshin C",.y,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Esta6lished in 1864, for the permanent
all private and chronic diseases. nna eu'e Of
Suppression Of Quackerv
Attending and Resident Physician,
L. J. CzAPKAY,M.D
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary Wa ~.
Physician to the 10th Regiment of Honved. O C'.el
Surgeon Of the Military Hospital of Pesth e ~
gary, the late Lecturer on the diseases, If w. -ua'
and children, and Honorary Member of tho p nsa
dalphia College Of Medicine. A''''
@rParticular attention paid to the t,o..-
of diseases peculiar to women and children .n
Communications strictly confidential Ply
nent cure guaranteed, or no pay. -erms'
Consultations by letter or otherwise f,o.
Address, DR.. L. J. CzAPKA.Y,, San ' F I.ee
California. ""''cc'
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SACRAMENTO.

A. BADLAM.
Newspaper s. Advertising Agency.
fit the st. George Hotel, cor. of 4th and SITS.
Sacramento.
Is sole Agent for the following papers;
Placer Herald, Marysville Express,
Amador Sentinel columbia News
Mountain Democrat, Calaveras Chronicle,
Iowa Hill Patriot, gSah Address lndepend' t,
Placer Courier, Mountain Messenger,
Coloma Times, Plumas Argus,
Cacheville Spectator, Trinity Journal,
Carson Vally Enterprise Shasta Republican,
Amador Ledger, Nevada Democrat,
Placer Press Red Bluffs Beacon.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-27

The CINcINNATr PLATFoRM.-1he Demo-
cracy of the North are planted upon the
sock of non-intervention by Congress with
slavery in the States or Territories or the
d strict of Columbia It was this rock upon
y hich they planted themselves at Cincinnati,
and they will not depart one hairs breadth
from it at Charleston. Detroit Free Press
It is so-no other position can be main
tained-no other should be attempted.
Boston Post.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-27

That's the talk; the Democracy stand
lust there, and no other doctrine can or
ought to prevail. Nea0 Hampshire Patriot
The Easton Argus says, amen! and so say
all.
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OAnD.-I IOnlpteu NY I'LL uOucSt ucoHo W
heart, wish to lay before the public caso
which deserves commentator, not only o. =. ~
act of scientific Skill but that of humanity ssu
About two years ago. suddenly, and from Cau' '.
unknown to me, was seized with fit of epilepsy
which, owing to my inability to meet the eApsI.
ses consequent upon thorough medical " 1s;th
ment, and the Encouragement which met .hou
on attempting it, soon became such Gas was 'u.'
led to believe as to defy the skill any phy
was frequently while in pursuit OF my ca n.ast
thrown down to the ground without the slen;. os
warning; and although nsensible to the ago uoon
yet despised the miseries of my life ana Wv ~
learned to loon upon those who would rehue. ;o.
sistance or shelter me from danger, as ensm ns
who sought to prolong the existence OF my r %
cries. While in this state and having, pig, auca
to my affection. tasted the sweets OF lie: ~
more was induced to attempt seeking ar sM w
physician, and, by recommendation, cai leu sk
DIR. L. J. Czapkay, told him of my clrcu tnr his
ces, and of my inability to reward MN ~ 10 At
services-regardless Of which, however. ~
once undertook nycase, and, with the ple'I hoslth
God, was once more restored to perlec' sr;ov
Unable to reward him for the boon when .,Snes
at present, and yet conscious of my lnaeu ..od TO
consider 1t due to myself and all am ~" need
make the case public, in order that tnose whom
of medical advice may find a physician IL
every confidence can be placed. .sxy.
State of California, county of San =, ,st dsy
Sworn and subscribed to before me '1 mn.Sr
- @s''' a. ~ LOW Notary Public
, 1859-04-30
mrs. CnrtlliIn SnEinn.

Col Fuller, late Of 1r Nuw Hurk U:rror,
writing 4oas'ry letter tru1n London, says:
SAi;.,.u. over several Interesting "cn:,aSc-
slt..ls. rc.crye the acquaintance Vi MIA. C.sr-
,.lic Nursuu-Iac granddaughter Of Richard
..iill.!cy Scri'saa, tue sweetest Ioetess u! 1:lc
t.> as.I uue vi tl. hA!,I4ul,lc.t nur;tn i'll LIZ,
..lu-aS Il sult Vi ay,."t tv",ne, tie III u IL u,
.cl:lc;ocitL anil the last ~ tt forgotten nu4otl.
lilv pleasant "reminiscences ui lunduu-ilc
- ;ncnerai,le cYc,its oi tie week.
Soun aier arriving in tom, | received 4
charming .tuis from Mrs. Norton ;ten un j visit
10 tue Dar!,rs, Of sutherland ut Tr.u:on,, no-
...;siog u,l opportunity If . vA:t un her return
10 the city, il the cou. ui i few days aud DIT,
before yesterday the carl If Invitation came
.>ae il,as III II llcc huuac, i'll Chesterfield At:ccr
May Fur, with hull re1ti;:j married to prcl
IS Nrapnlit.n. Her other son, 80 beautifully
described il ''1i,e Mothers Heart" Ii SrcEe,.,.
~ III thu british Embassy ut Parts'. Mis-. Nor
:on Lad BEEN :" o'kcn and 70 sninulcly dcscribsa
IL tnc, l'v one II ller Must dclutcd friends, :,,
nrr lauu4orlc l4ce l4ad t..a 1uas.s su jl,ai4r l..
paintings and rnsra'ing*, Hut | should hare
recognized ltr 4li1enr million. ller ioru il
tall. luIi and round Et1 cu,hplrAiun rich n;.s:
ro.c!lkr; her teeth white; ller eye las=r. su>
sruus md liquid her hnIr dark and ,,,,ssisc.
and all OYER lhesc pia,s L smile u m"st b.'
slant a.,A lively. u, her iau$E i. .u.:l Ut ,;.s,
seal in.i,irutol. ;" Tine WRITES II" wrinkle. ol.
ie7 lovely muw!.' Vt The dinner, Mr. Wna
Stirring. N. T.. was the ouly other guest pre-,
| >cntcd; but Mr. Hughes. thc popular autllor oa
, , The Securing Of the White Horse. and Ten,
browns .,rl4uuI 1ays," wilp could not come il,
! time Tor soup, dropped in il time tor co,lec
And tLrn followed '':leof th">e charming: NJ Il,
.4n.;.v.taht to be recalled in delicious dreams
but not iar the colunln~ ri the Newspaper
Mrs. Norton opened a ca>kct vi rure autographs
among theta ses.sally elegantly writtct nu,c.
| vi Orleans; hut what she justly rrjzsd mus
! highly was :: "'',l yt Nsr"ns hair,
, 1859-04-30
Rcal GStQtr.
DEAL ESTATE FOR SALE
s. Fl. Kerfoot & Co.,
So - DearborI-st. - So
Next Doer to the Post Office.

Next Doer to the Post OfAcc.
No. %. AL 1,vrx: 1T fi:,4. s!Ps 2"s. sa III on War
"aa Hung .1l j; 4 u Soo'''', 1*.F aay
800 uoS:s 20 Z, IN s91 Of r:,za 'cs and
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nr.r jat isasd .v.nse-sn
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SO: 15tl!. ,et;; err. At.*''en AID iyi'f
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!aad a-eEue-et':
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"+s s'11.'fs, ~, r s.7 w:1.e: ~: "; # 1'n
40 " s".i:s f;~t n As'F4'e'', Lear AalI'sn
~, it,.s71 T.; a' co. r., to;.;, and HUB
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L.: Of Twelfth =nd c*n1' f:ss4-*so psr foot
s.ye:. lots o, Tef +. IT Ca.al s::eet-tto pef fsos
SOUTH SIDE.
ay~. mgr N. ,>aFka, rssid.pc., 1t
,:S ~ IN 5: <u Ws;:l .9:.. r..r
"s7 se1s'fs m Na:tct; nt=F N''':''n street.
"&2 s:t,A' s.'f:tsr Franklin au1 Van pursu
NJ 80 ABB. ILL.,, 4"1la' fse oai. ssreet, VOL
II rave l'ss "a s:"xH,:k t.se1, nooE ea''
.e,7 Two I"fs IN Iu:ou s,res Ie4r Cas-. $50
I'll n"s.s s.sr;n!S. n! IT No. q North Dearborn
III; e',a's.s, On Sc.ttGi,:t .;!, .;.ts, near
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~ui t!Fee . ;tory fFaue dxeilluk'-
$40,
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wal s;~o. .:'ry hou'stA.F'ol rf:e
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ii.~k t:3rei WIKI hr.-e Tic: f:t,t
Hou; ;,,. a::... ~; y. :""' "e!* street. ''"F
FtEMlys; LANDS.
7,n r.cn4a.tn ] 1"r :,.:. ~ ...:, PROPERTY.
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> si@'a'.'s' b H. hs''.te,'! q w. :: ..-7--1..
( CARPENTER STlsEET.-100 1t.
, 1859-04-30

The Londea correspondent Vt tue Manchester
lEu.land! Examiner gives tho following gr&ptic
sketch Of the great nuvrlia:, I'll lie appears il
the House ot G"I.:Io.s:
IS tho right ho'n,rHb'c l,aronet carefully rrc.
parrs and COMMITS his brilliant etIusiu1,s IL
lAvunry beforehand. they lave the tr!ln. de-
feet u net bearing my rast;eular reference II
the rrcvinu. speakers arguments. Ii is :tr
lila; re:.o1:, lu d"u,. that t!lt right honorable.
b.r"ues always sp.'aks carly il ::e rye:ng, ans
takts care to follow sni.le u1.e to lionl reply
j. not important. Some mems speeches lose
nothing ly hc!u. rea,i iostcad Of heard but the
Culrnla! >ecl,taIss .an immensely. I'm pa
rer, thr polished sentences, the clever hits tIi.'
striking defamation. tell like apagc ut "lugsne
-\ratn'' OF "l.f,lcst Ma!,ravcrs;' L.lt yon Wnuld
nut br much fascinated ii you entered The House
and >@w Il gentleman in state of the must vio~
.rnt and u.l,racctul contortion-hit body drawn
up to its utn,u~t !e .h, i}..n doubled haif acruss
! The t4l'Ic-n"w hen}lu:; lis knees till yeu ex~
. prct to see l;n dr"p IN the floor, tilrN pere,eI
! upon his toes rs if he were trying to touch the
! ceiling with his upIftel 1tand-hik arms s:"w
bran,l'shed alo't, thsn waved like the sails Of Il
windmill :nr All instant titclcd l:,tn the nrn1.
! holes uf ls waistcoat. AMI then brought dow:
i with ts'u.ni> on the tAblc. Hor, ia.ltcd. wuuj
! yuu exchange with lnuril advantage the clear
ness Of nFi"t for the inart'calatc n.oathr .ors o
+Eohbc'-now prrieniuus whspcr-nc2t c
t tragic diaVasnn, and in turn s!.rilt >creanl-hy
! which ypur intention wuuld be fatiEucd, whilt
your hearing would probably be nearly cntlrelt
i f,nf1lei
, 1859-04-30

EOl, SALE or EXCHANGE
l1p:.r and Ii, I'D s:o:c III r..unlry trSn. With
."' e.ms, suitable fl. rou:..r. t:alc- Ee:1 E.s4ie
~: ;w kEE1, DE$MAN & co. A. 1.a,.' It.
, 1859-04-30

it.,p, 1n9o
"s'sans!'e 1ne '9!4n"1he s'ors n"'m IL: !a:s
nu'noer o. y. n'ea. Hnihas ne".papsct !, Us ~
III tA''"c' ''"I' "i1e VI 11ts 'e''eis ''o' ''s'
tefsoute. a.. r
non nuntlh- anu oear AnHt'he I,e sAe ~.
soFl.c I'.s'."ies VI '':e nuss'!as' ,.he. az az
hoh1eo III 1b'3 wa! IN the "'!lte'' nle" ma t'e
W"lfes ne1ns hungry are lsroe'ous. tIlee or
1"ur nants1;'cn' each ar'nea VIII y uouolt,na1f Fr
fellea gun, Nct INT" :! tFoiha WINCH j. H'r! VI
carnage: drawn by three horsesr-ns ha,'e geln2
lSlvcd from It's tenn, anu ho1 from 'ts 1o'hf;
Tue middle horsc trots always; tue ic't hand
and il&i't hand l.orsts must a",Ss Eaiaol'' Inc
mlndsc horse trois win hls hcau hanSlns ~ ao"h'
anu nc IS called tue sno"ea'er' lre t ."o III
ers hasc only one rem anu lhef a1e 'as'sneu 10
'nc poles W The m!"uie u III. ',"ut' a't t:'l"p
1nel' nc3as 'restn.s are eaHeu ~ u.l"n:; Z
1ne 'tolA* - "'ne" - "e e'' -
Ahelt - s"c'' u l!''!5 ~ ~. u - ~. e
c'AcHl'a''. \ E':, - 'teu r .e "a. ~ s'e ~
cue ~ rure' OF q cl1a'n l1''F siealet 9cca''s'
Sotne - safas '"nS.
1he Il3 - Aei'l III III. te'.ieie '''''H ''e Hun9
inen fcas' tie foreSt "hefe l1se nu1i IS ~ luxe
pace, When III 1s takeh oat a1u Tue noise: s'a!t-
ea' Inc pE; mol oesh3 aecuhlon'ea ~ .1'.s gan'
s1ueats, and MS s1uen!s spun oct3encrate la!o
demonstrations. Ills es'es ersux cut one %oH'
who gives thu Pl7 ct'a.c; @leh TWO wolves. thch
three, then t"i, thcn ttty wot'es--ait posting rs
i';9rd Us ir! ca'' - ullt1 tue pool E"e' Hsn'!h"
among themselves LOT 'hc oes1 p'aees, shappshs
and str'S1nE III 1hc ro"r pIs IL eSsrs oPp'1'"1c
my VINO s'luanS Pun otsPan' A. iH'se s'luH.1 ~
aSon' a'o.sG -. 49, 80: -, .i: .''e em!
e!fca1' ~ .11se ~ ~ tns = 'uo"
:" ~; =, !, ""e'> ','a oi ~. .l:' ~" i,''.a
."oa CIV! - I''!si't"s.p1tt. 1Le ~! 1i''e
Ah ls'',ie'sc !oiip1 " "u''s. ,4' anu ~ a'inos'
e'T1! ..ss ~" g. 49,. ~ -. +I'a.s ,a
1Ac nt'l'sl"e" 't.e ~ St "a .''e: eau
snu.,fD,I.. v 10 horse; ucjcl,Nthy wolves % hovis no. /.
.''.,in o :. :; ,'s "v.t 'nt. u',!;,
1He r"iS "ttE1 - - %oHet4A =" "ttee -"eFt''e
, 1859-04-30

lTOR SALE AT X SACRIFICE
T. e5>,ec feet Su- VII. .i:cst, 18th " uisis"s4
b. il. hi.Hi'DOT 4 co.
It,- -i.
, 1859-04-30

I'VE ELDER HtsH PREVENTIVE OF 1SSECTs,-
/: Is 1o. k.4n I. ,s4xns per9on. ,;yat The t.:.-
mon elder bush Of our country is . great safe
guard against :he devasta,iohs Of insects. II
any one Will n"t'ee, II will hc feund that worms
OF Insects never touch t'r elder, THIS fact wa.
the ini.'a1-r'iut of ofeSlerimcnss Of an English
man III 1854. AGI liz ro: u,v:.cat",l the ;.srtt5
of his experiments To u l-oudon n.axa7ll". Ac.
c;d.nt cxu.ucd his old work, and = Kentucky
correspondent. last year communicated to the
Dollar Newspaper eors of the practical re-
suits a. asserted 81 thc English rspcri,nen.cr ::
bacc, cucumbcrs. squashes. aui o,her plants
subject to the ravaGcs Of insects, cilcc,ually
shields them. The plum, and other fruits sub
jccs to the ravagcs Of insects. may be saved By
placing on tile branches aud through the tree
bunchas Of elder lsa1es.-Rtrkm<r Journal,
, 1859-04-30
3zDulati0lul.


JEFFERSON HIGH SCHOOL,
Tho next t.nn e III, xknown Institution 81 tnns, wtl
s:..ss s 4:n s IT, ~ 9ss sy, i;.ss;
Lean SECURED an, i ( ae'iese ha anfer tts directions of
I'll u. %s ne1'f sf ts 'ss nd s ad*ss
m4n!. Cla.e4 fu,1uct tlc various gfzes uf Eng1h
I;;k ;h Ms,. as ~. IF tss: SssH' III lin:saxfs Z
,f f. s ss*t si aI'.: M 'c H. G. &: hE hp fp s4
l;xt1s1suss:-I:e,. J. II. Fen. sud R1v. ". ". Pat
i1i ini: cI''s'' HIM. S<'u!s- c''*1 A e SCUM n'A4
NJ + a; IT, IL: a A ny ':, t. Il! r. G:::s9:
fssrun STREET High Sl. From hst1,r.it1e- il e:r;1{
M ;s sS 1sS ts'a i. III .:e u.:e !, L. s sss
- .s3:a.<:S '; - p M;E: GtEtAsso:;:
1)0EEE ACADEM n "
TIT, ;ss s:s % !; ;ss, ;a,a If ssss..s y II 1ss; e.
IT, Tenn VII! e'HLlcnce ou Tic 9lH VI sAi'
ia~:,. VIII Irc;s, !" ue7:e h,. children away iEara
H. sss s, si!, st, ~ "a u, ~, ::;y y es "a Ia
AZ r!s literary atvant1+:~. If 4 !;;-:' tf:der.
::.'"s Tic *r;ia: rs':*s ES*4 FFi'Ein;:E,
a;a::,:.,,&l.w.d.s Se=r::ary W II Trustees.
IsOl'S HIGH SCHOOL,
:1,:s5ro viii .vnase,sr MoN1Af; Arrl::h ,.S2 ,;:
IailA TX, ls @ s ~, ~ ~ *. M fr r.,-,,
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, 1859-04-30
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ratvs IN e1a1n:aoa q sss4sns md rcss Is respect
fully Invited
tFOrIee1 from the eeuLtry promptly Mcd aca and sent
home BY szV!s.a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-12
ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL hotels

BROWN SHOTEL.-S Cunningham, JF
Tanner, Va; u Anderson, do; Gen K q Fam,
feIT CKyle, DO: Hsryle, Va; = Bird.
SON, do; Mrs Watson, do: Waggoner. Ky; Mrs
Burke, do; Miss Reed, do; A : Robertson and
daughter, do; w T Curry and daughter. do; r
Slsss!ti Iowa; W Edza1sson, o. Faerschs,
REESE, Va 4 j Howard AID family, 81; Miss 4
Harris, do; y Nj Hyett, Pa; DIR : Weed and lady
Miss, Mrs Elliott, Miss; Miss NJ Young do; w X
Iouns; do; r III Campbell, Va; l. Bash. La; A o
Tabfiskls, j Jackson, DC; II Moore, Va; H
Miss. '---' ''' : i'"-'' ~ "''"''''
WILLARDS' HOTEL W Gambler, Md; A
Urnba, Mex; z Letechipia, do; A De Santisgod ;
q Perez, dc; 9Itegs, do; F AIslIsnd, 90; Z
Harrison and daughter La; n Harrison, do; A
b Mason and lady, Miss; Miss l. Mason. do: a.
Mason, Go; Lansstreef, NY; Mrs I.angs,r,et
do; Miss A Lsngstreet- do; H Carter, do; jobs
do; Miss q Bleux, do: = Chartrapd do: / a. Mar
shah and lady, ~; W w Wilkinson and fanny,
SCI r Usher, NY; l. ID Watkins, Va; II Nure1t
and fomi!y, La; g Henderson, Pa; e Cnshjng.
Banks. ~ A ~
NATIONAL HOTEL--y Haw, DC; w Smcd
VS. kicklln, ia; u w MacBrids, NY; II Berger
Nd; II Wissell, O; w A Daniel and lady, Ga: j
sqmcIerd, No; Z MoDavIs, NY; McClintock,
Scott, Miss; HaIgrove. Pa; J d French, NY: w
Brooks aud adv, Tex; Boo b, NY; ID KnowIton,
~; BronghtOn, Miss f. BrUughton. Miss: II n
Wears, n LstIobe, A Jackson, sd; John Miller,
rKiRKWOOD HOUSE-T ICartidze, Va: ! r
Bradbury, Mass; III Adams, Ala; Shaw. Tex: w
Brsddock w L Lockwood, Nd; J ID Mercer, Pa:
L Carpenter, NY. TT TO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-12

IL An Englishman. Of recent importation,
dropped into restaurant, few days since. and
made a hearty meal, intending TO top of with Il
piece of pie Upon tasting the pie he found it 10
be cold. and calling the Ethiopian waiter he said
Take this pie To the fire and eat it," His con-
sternation was great when Sambo walked to the
fire and devoured the pie.
South CARoLISA.-The authorities of the Pal
metto State have been taking a census of that
region, and the results are notable. We have the
returns from seventeen parishes, Of which six
show a decrease of the white inhabitants amount
Ing, In the aggregate, to over five thousand. One
parish. Union, has a loss of ,i7i; another. New
berry, sol; a third, Laurens, $40.
MARRIKD-At New York. within a few DAYS
past, the Hon. Daniel T.. Sickles. member of T. on
2ress, TO Mrs. Theresa Bagioli Sickles late OF
Washington city, and particular friend and ac-
quaintance of one Philip Barton Key who d I'd
because he and Mr.. Sickles could -. live on the
same planet.
IL Church, the painter, is now sketcing the
ice-bergs He was met on the cost of Labrador
last month, where the supply Of icebergs had been
larger ana finer than at any previous season. hav-
ing completed over hundred sketches in color OF
These Attic monsters
III The late graduating class from Andover
Theological Seminary numbered thirty-four; OF
these eleven have offered themselves to the Mis-
sionary Board and before the close of the year all
expected to be in foreign fields of labor.
IL The second national exhibition of i'm.
ported blood and American breed of horses Wi II
be held at Kalamazoo, Michigan, on the 18th, 18th
18th, and Nth of October next. The premium
list amounts to three thousand dollars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-12

TIE SEA SERPENT CAUGHT.-The Yarmouth
Register says that the far-famed sea serpent
has lately visited that port, and was chased up
a narrow creek and caught. He turned out to
be a horse msckorel, measuring over eight feet
in length and weighing BIG pounds. The Reg
lister says:
- Ii is the opinion of experienced fishermen
that this is the fish which has given rise to the
belief in a sea serpent. When it is running at
its ordinary speed in search of prey it moves
along just under the surface of the water, pro,
ducing a ware which rises up in a series of cor
rugations for about 100 feet in a straight line
before il falls off into the ordinary spreading
wake produced by body moving through the
water. This appearance in moderate weather
so closely resembles that of o huge serpent
moving over the surface OF the water that it is
difficult, even for those accustomed TO the up
pearanee, to realize that it is nothing but d
wave, and it is not strange that, when seen for
the first time, it should strike the beholdeI
with terror"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-12


L TION..Proposalsw will be received at the Quar-
termaster Generals Office until IL m. on the list
supplies during the years 1865 and 1851 on the
following routes:
Territory Territory Of ksnsssc from Fort laramie in the
venworth and south of latitude n deg. north. st
which a depot may be established, to the posts
tory of Nebraska south of latitude il deg roth, IN
Oregon south q latitude - deg. north; and east of
Utah north ofatitude 20 deg north and west ofions
itude ia deg. wet
rltory of Kansas, and from the town of Kansas, in
the state OF Missouri, to Fort Union; in the Terri
Be 1 Rt sny
s. From Fort Uilsn, or suoh other depot IS may
the posts depots that or may be establi shed
in the Military Departnent of New Mexico, except
The weight to be transported each year will not
be less on either of the routes than one hundred
ions Of pounds and on routes and than t Ss mil
lionfvs hundred Thousand pounds each. -
per hundred miles Tor which the transportation will
be performed on each route IN each month of the
for two of them. for each route sepaIat IT,
, Bidders Will give their names in full well as
bonds with good security in such an smoSns a. tie
Quartsrmaster General may determine.
the list day Of January 1885, and as ON
may be demanded at any time for the whole weight
20 DC transported curing the year on Gil or either Of
the routes, they will he required 20 have places OF
business or agencies at or In the vicinity of Fort
LeavenwoTth, Fort Laramie, and Fort Union, or
communicated with promptly and readily
Each proposal mnst be accompanied by guaran-
tee, signed by three or more PERSONS known
Isfactor v certified to the Quart. rmaster General
setting forth that If ths party proposing shall he
awarded the contract. they will enter Obligation
for its faithful performance. -.
Proposals will he endorsed as follows: Proposals
for Army Tran Sportdti0a. and none will he enter
tanned nnee IS the! July comply with all the stipula-
tIons set forth in this advertisement.
The right A. reserved ofreJectins any or all the
bids thar may be made
QUARrRRMAsTsR GRNHRaL's OFFICE,
e 23-3 awtlstOct Washington, June q, 1859.