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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
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Winter AHaHgszhens-s.
ON and AaeF the 31d day Of October. lea a,
Cars Of the eacramentO Valley Railroad "a. .as
leave a. fOllOAs,vis: VII
THE PASSENGER TRAINS
VIII leave the Depot. foot Of street, S.er,,n..,
6h, a. ~, y. and ~ ?. y. Sundays excrnt-,S ~
FOLSOM At eh'A. NJ u, ~, and 81, 4. \, sv6,
ON SUNDAYS,
VIII leave aaeFamento ct 6k,A Az,
wiz leave Rnlsnm ut f,P.n.
TICKET OIr1CE.On Front street, und., ~.
FREIGHT FOR FOLSOM
VIII he taken BY every train, Sunday, .v.....3
Up way-vreghi by the I n train univ eSP'eH
Downward Way Freight by the train oniv
freight must be delivered at the D.po, *. .,E
street. half an hour before the hour Of depsr,r,.
Of the train, else will be retained for the
The 81, A. ~, train out from eacI Armenia ra an,
with Stages for all the following named Mac.
passengers procuring tickets at the Depot in $40
InentO will be sent through the same siaT m .s
run fFOm an The following hainrd plaza 10 $3.50.
with the ~ y. train FROM FOLSOM, arriving IN St
genio one hour before the san VTaHesco brat Ies,..
Nevada, GTASs Valley, Auburn
lows Hill, Forest City, OownI.vtu.
Orleans FLAT, OphiF. IIold lin W.
IlIinolstovn, Yankee JimH, GrrenUo'd y.u.1
GeorTetoWn, Mormon Island, CoIoma.
~ Dorado, diamond Springs, F1aeerVille
Prairie City, Michigan BaT, C.-ok'. NJ
walls DiEEings, Lire Oak City, Arfan,.. h.,.
Willow Springs, DTytown, AmadoT.
suttsT, Jackson, YSddIetovn
AND WASHOE.
To which point this Is the nearest and ou,rh.
And ell the intermediate Places. Ou'e'
For freight or pSssaGe Apply 81 the Railroad 9ta,i
J.: ROBINSON, superintsndss,
g - - ~ N''ss' N>'0'S' S"'" icoO- mars
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

IN Columbia, TuOlumnc county, many
children and their mothers are afflicted
with whOoping cough.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
LOTS FOR SALE

VTNME SUBSCRIBER 06ers sov saSe ROUR'BUILD',
Of Dr.. Titus and Alex. Hunter. These IotsfrOnt on
High street AgGret Chronological 90 feet to an A.
ley. ne shove lots viii BE sold cheap for cash!
Ror further particulars. Inquire Of
a. HALPTERMYER.
maT9H AZ sebastopoi Hail.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09
ID 1 u ID

AARR1ED,
In this city, March I'd, by =. ". Harmon, ESQ.,,
JRKONE u. hOBiSsOS 10 HASSAH A IOUH1.
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SITUATION WANTED.

BOOK. Keeper. elaHer By sISs,s Sr doohIs entry,
Il desFous Of obtaining situation Ia this city. lie
refers 70 Prof. Degaa 81 10 WIN. ?. DoSDan, ESQ.,
Apply at the POss O@ee, o. 10 Pref DeBan, pa
esFvIlle. maT02t~
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

WVV4AOS W4N44VNGNA1 4V1OV G1V.
Just received. splendid assortment Of
Standard and Miscellaneous Book:
Chr Books Animals and Albums;
School Books.sA general assortment;
6tattoneFZ:-a large lot, consisting Of lie.
Gel Cap loolocap, Bill Letter and Note
Aetelic Hemorandums and Pass Books;
Diaries for 1851;
Inks and ritin9 Fluids and lGucilaSe;
English and American Glatos:
WOstenholm's and AlOxander's Knives;
Roman, French and italian 1trinKs;
Guitars, Violins and Accordeons
FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
AL Of which will be sold at reasonable rates.
DEPOSITORY OF TIE
AMERICAN BIBLE SOCIETY.
PiaceFville, Dec. 9, 1850. ma,S.3m
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

WINDOW GLASS.
Just Rsoslvelaaa1sr 80. CHAP EOR CASH.
RO,o0N KeSe;0f vvaaaSvv Glass,
All sIsss. lroh salO 70 sOx1e. Ais. PUTTY, and all
PAINTS, OILS. VARN1BHEs,.
Bmalts. TdfpsntIns, brushes, GIlt Moulding, G. id
Leaf prOnse, ~.
eaeOflsrS from the country, for work or ma,
teFlAls proHptly attended 20.
W. L. MARBLE 4 CO.,
m4ra' Main st., near Stony Point, PiaceFVille.
TAMs; JELLIEs AND FREsH FRUITS, Of all kinds,
q for sale BY HUNT 4 CHACE,
d50 On the Plaza, PlAcerVIle.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

WINDOW GLASS.

HtARRIAGEB, Banners, EIAss, TfanspaFencies, Re-
~ gAllaS &c., Painted q prices % salt the tinsS
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Members OF YO1nG America EnGine
Company, No. }, Will meet at their Engine House
the saturday evening, at o'eIOek.
D. order Of the Foreman,
MARI W. TAYLOR, Secretary.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

Masonic. .. 10. Ja@es Royal Arch
Chapter. no. Is. holds itS regular meriings In Ma
sonic Hail, on the evening" Of the Arst and third
Wednesday Of each month. An cOmpanIOas 10
good standing will be cordially welcomed.
AARON KAHN, ". E.HP.
Is. TITrs, Secretary. janS-Iy
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-03-09

To which point this Is the nearest and auIek.,,
And ell the intermediate Places ~'e'
For freight or passage npTdy 1t the Railroad
J. r. ROBINSON, superintendssS,"
3. v. r. r. Once, October 20th IS6O. -
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

.gw.n- csol AID fra7ziezt reply: "Hs3, rfcS'a
yoer sag Il cIeez - IexA con s.EAG Il p Meth
az Kfn- Cssaz conce2es tbr r-4at md sabSLes.
s soressssca i loa- satisfy the South, except The
che tat -caizss the divinity Ct slavery; therefore,
let Is rsbsy s;a ~ Ike men AMI Descendants q 'he
rz.gs :. IS aud fray resist every proposition 70
sgx tsa rex to hlzz Cattoa zny other tyE@zt Nse
less zZs rEas It Is Il trCrsIoGs ies 10 indase u
uorz- spseue.ic Gat-55es Gg2a the heads q real OF
sFsnEirsry arbess Ct heaeace. God has s2FeTAe0
the sssI4 wze1T aataerf2, Gl We should 70; cE'os
a5a6t His ez.re czP2bty 10 ceaiaae in the same sea
syd WY. Taraa-a P.evsdent4aI integseFeEee, even
-arss EEcbanaa nay tecaze al lRssrusn: far heZe2-
cs,. parsases, nn4 Howell C5oo minister Of god al
,aG-A :. is more ih4a praa45le that taese gentleman
s E91 have IKE slightest conception Of the pregnant
.s-- Ma pFogases and God ds2ases' Il isiao Csc
t - - Eres a-d SOLD and eEaeayor 10 dodge reos
ug g. fhs fact; The Un.aa IS practically dissoiFed
ard We afz: - well ackn3lelzs 1t dTst as last? TIE
eziy question for naw Is, Shall he STAKES &c IT,
united? They shall As tine wears away enc By one
the rsreaat States viii the folly q Their eoaEse
eluate their sIayes, AID reeateE the URln; nh'l'
every star shall resue its vented place IN The giofi-
cas- cid Ea-. which shall o5Hrinae TO wave over the
bxflszt and best u4ied brotherhood Of ifeeen that
the werja ever knew. Then slave shall poliuie tue
x,iI Of America and sTEe Uniea," shall be the watch
word Of liberty until tyranny shsii be known no more
forever! Ia cgnegsiou, l would suggest as hiiiHs
motto for the Republican Party this crisis, when the
fate Of nations lies within It's grasp, the words Of the
illustEious De Wit Ciat9n:
DEAR Is NJ COUNTRY; LIBERTY Is BEARER"
PARsuN.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

The Neg York Times, one of the best
and abIass Of the many journals, in New
York City, thus bears tribute to The services
and ability Of Col. Curtis, as displayed in
his efforts to secure the passage Of tho
Pacific Rail Read bill. as well as to the
character Of the measure itself
The friends Of the Pacific Railroad still
stand hY the measure. confidently hoping
that il can 10 passed yet in soma shape.
Notwithstanding the avalanche OF amend
taeut, which have threatened To overwhslm
it. The original bill. asreporsed by MIR.
CARTS, Chairman Of the Select Committee
10 tie House. va. as nearly perfect IN all
is PARTS a. could be expected. IL 1t had
anv defects they could be readily remedied
bv legislation of fusaru Congresses. Mr.
Curtis ehiecs was Go secure the commence
meat Of the work. tina: tue great benefits of
.psh an enterprise, both political nad hnau-
oisl. might be fets as eucs. In this he was
readily seconded hY iae Committee OF six
teen aud the House.
Should tha measure become law. no
man viii he entitled 70 mere credit than Mr..
Curtis. Of Iowa. He has. during the past
four wears. devoted vast smoaas of
tine, labor aai means. 10 tee Development
OF this gigantic enterprise. The study aud
labor which ha has bestowed sraa it can
scarcely be appreciated. lie ia very dtsir-
on. ,has il should pass. as are also those
associated on the special House Cemni:sse
with him. and shoald Is pass the Senate in
any solsrably acceptable form, they viii use
every effort % secure concurrence on tue
part af the House.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
A CURIOUS EXPERIMENT.

Some of our young readers may like to
try the following curious experiment, which
we find described in an exchange:
Place on sheet of white paper a piece
of blue silk, about four inches in diameter,
in the sunshine cover the centre of this
with piece of pink silk about two inches
in diameter; and the centre of the pink
silk again cover with another circle of green
silk, with a circle of indigo about half an
inch in diameter in the centre Of the whole
make a dot with pen. Then look steadily
for a moment on this central spot, and, clos
ing your eyes, hold your hand about an inch
distant before them, and you will appear to
see the most beautiful circle Of colors that
Imagination can conceive, which colors will
appear not only from the colors of the silk,
but will keep perpetually changing.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

c. Gen. B. F. Butler, of Lowell Mass,
is wit. The Boston Courier reports that
he was in Washington the other day, and
during conversation with southern men,
one of them, a Georgian, said, 81 do not
believe there is an honest man in Massachu-
setts." After moments reflection he
added: 81 beg to assure you, Mr.. Butler,
mean nothing PERSONAL" The General
responded: 81 believe there are great
many honest men in Georgia: but in saying
so, sir, | do not mean anything personal"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
XOTNG AMERICA,

The following delicate specimen of juve-
nile bravado is too good to be lost: One
night, Freddy had been put to bed, and
mother and Johnny were in another room.
Presently Johnny cut up some capers on
which his mother threatened to take him
into the other room and whip BIN. "Moth-
err said Freddy's voice under the bed
clothes, 81 know where I'd take him ="
"Where 20 said the mother, who was excl
ted. "rd take him under the left ear,'
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
VANITY FAIRIES.

A HIST.-Ta Vanity Fair would suggest to
the Senators who have left the Senate Tor
the Senate's good, that hereafter instead OF
affxiDg to their names the initials U. ). 5.
they write A. S. S., \ Seeding Senator.
ToAsT OF THE DrsUsIoNIsTs.-Ih Presi-
dent-Long may he wayer.
New ORDER OF THINGS SoUTH.-Order
arms
B.BELrSG BRooXs.-James and Erastus.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
STRONG COMPARISON.

The New York Erening Post is so moved
by Jefferson Davis comparing his position
with that Of the Fathers Of the Republic,
that it exclaims
'IIe and his eonfederates are no more
like Washington and his compeers, than
chimpanzee stealing an African BABY is like
Columbus discovering new continent"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
OFFICER s PUSEY, ssrt
B A N * e r s,
Tax Paying & Collecting Agents,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
THOMAS OFFICER. WI. NJ. rusEY, Atty at Low

EsfersHces:
Metropolitan Bank, New York. ,.--..
Messrs. VIM. Graydcn \ Co, New York.
acssrs. Gilman, Dunlap y Co., Cincinnati.
Mcssrs. johnson. Brother 4 Co , Baltimore,
MeSsrs. Samuel Harris Sons, do
Miles White, ESD, do s-F
Mcssrs. n. Holmes & Sons, Pittsburgh.
Mcssrs. Kramer Rahm. do
Messrs. Potter, Mute, White s. Rayley, Boston.
McSSrs Tencr Davis. Philadelphia. ..." 3
MeSsrs. AnSpach, Reed X Co, Philadelphia.
Messrs. W IL. BarksdaIc & Co., ST. Louis.
Mcssrs Allen, Corp Nisbet, do
Mcssrs. Runyan. Brown x Co, do
Ian. 1861. v4n3Syl
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

s-Tas Charleston H~Tcrsry advises
Soa.h Carelins te hold on to der coison SIX
months 50 as TO ssarvs ure3s hFfaan aFa
the North into an acknowledgment oil DER
Independence. lis bFIEas sassess'en.
"why DON, Yea xsep yoaF eAa'hes 10
trunk, rasfn What. an "a naks4E"
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
A SOFT MELODY

"My home Is on the rolling deep,
I spend my time IN feeding sheep;
And when the waves on high is running,
! takes my bag and goes cunning
shoots ducks in deep snake holes,
And drinks gin sings from two-quart bowls ~
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
Notice to Swamp Land PreEmptors
CouSTv JUDGES OFFICE.

NNINTN ITNGF-s NTTITr, 7
Council Bluds. Sept 20lh, 1860.
Nattee Is hereby given PrcorptoTs Of Swamp ard
overf9wc6 hands in PoitawsttamIe County Iowa. and
their sssEDees that Patent has received az this
ofiee fof an rhc swamp aud Overlooked Lands in said
County, tnriu4e within the sections designated by even
numbers IN ali twenty-five thousand three Hundred aad
slxty-ssse Sio0 and that the several cTsfn4-
ANS ho}nE Perception Ccrgeates OF the land
Neyed to said County, required 10 make payment
therefor, ca or before the First OF January, 1861.
J. P CASApT,
TAn22a County Judge.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

GIVE have often heard the expression
selected to stay at home," applied to defeat
ed Candidates, but it has been practically
exemn,;fe1 in the case of the successful
candidates Cor the State Convention of
Tennessee. Whi.,c the people have almost
unanimously elected Uni02 u5ci'9gates to the
Convention, they also decisive,y Tnted
against holding any Convention at all.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

All unsettled accounts 81 MeBrfae & Bowen Will
oe eS ~ih cfE.r fer saiiecti after The rst dav
g December, 1881. We hope ALL pe-ss1s s-.8.fa-
themselves INDEBTED Will settle 50 BEFORE IN
tine and save treasls and expense On Their soooust
A<DRiDB BOWIE
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P15~lf you are too fat and would like to
fall off, mount vicious horse.
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TEsr NJ E~ -:


XY-holesaie Retail Dealer, IL Booss, Snoes. hats
Determined sell al prices Satisfactory te lnose ~
sea! al our house Rsasaber fat Plcet-nex' door to
AcCIeli2ni.s Drugs Ssore. Lower bEosaSN'
lBusIe eppy1
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

fTy When q woman wishes to be very af-
fectionate to her lover, she calls him
naughty man.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09

GO can't undertake, wife, to crafty
all your whims it would be as much as my
life is worth. "-"Oh, sir, that's nothing"
she replied.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1861-03-09
Council Bluffs Female Seminary.
JAMES D. RUE, :: PRINCIPAL.
BOARD OE TRUSTEES:

BOAND OE TRNSVEES:
D. c. DLoOMER. Esq Pres't +. MCBRIDE, Sec'y
THOMAS OFFICER, Treasurer.
Hon. c. BALDWIN SAMUEL CLINTON,
SAMUEL S BAYLlSS, JAMES A JACKSON,
THO'S. II. BENTON, IR., SAMUEL kNEPPER,
c. W. BOYERS. W. +. McCLELLAND,
JOHN T. BALDWIN, W. II. NJ. PCSET.
SESSIONS The Academicai year Is divided into
two sessions OF twenty-five weeks each The first ses-
sion will the 23a Of this month tJanua,
Is6l,) and will close the last "Wednesday Of june
next. The full term will commence on the thifd
Wednesday of August.
TER MS:-Paymentre required invariably IN advance,
per half session, of eleven weeks, as follows
PRIMARY DEPARTMENT., .............. b 20
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT, 90
COLLEGIATE - :" - ........... . %
MISIC Piano or Guitar wi tn use of Inst'm't 70 90
INSTRUCTION also given in the French, Latin, and
Greek languages, to those desiring it.
No deductions made for absence except in cases OF
protraCted sickness.
BOYS not ten years of age admitted.
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.,.xert-,s-ss.Izz z-EsrsEl4sy, see THIRD PAGE.
y.r ,se.s ,ss-ss marie. rspSr:. ETC., see Eora.a
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fJ~It has been said that there is skele-
ton in every house; certainly in these DAYS
every fashionable women has one about
her.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-07-27
Nstu Orleans DaiIp Crestsrt.
4
OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
! NJ o II &c e |.
TREASURER DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans. July Q, 1861.

5-4
The following Is list Of the names and amounts
of the Unpaid TAX Bills for the taxes on Real Es-
tats, Slaves and Personal Property for the year
1880, remaining in my hands this day. These bills
csn ~ paid 1t the Treasurer's Office, City Hall, for
thirty days from date hereof By paying the costs
Of adgertisng which Is rs cents, and interest Ct
the rate of 10 per cent. per annum from date until
paid Atthe expiration Of the thirty days, all IN
paid bills win be placed in the hands Of the Assist
ant City Attorney for legal collection, according
to the law Of 1859, which reads thus: Ine
Treasurer shall give notice that Judgment thereon
WIN DC applied for to the District Courts according
To- the first letter Of the name Of the delinquent
taxpayers, as follows all bills from a 20 =, ahcie
siyely, to the Second District Court; all bills from
to j, inclussely, to the Third District Court; all
bills from to N, inclusively, to the Fourth District
Court an bills from @ 10 B, inclusiyely, to the
fifth District Court; al bills from to q inclu-
siyalv. is the sixth District Court !"
ADAM GIFFEN, City Treasurer.
NFw ORLEANS, July 9, 1861.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27
BILLY WILSON'S ZOUAvES.
INTERESTING LETTER FROM ONE OF THE MEMBERS
OF THE SIXTH REGIMENT NEW YORK VOLUNTEERS


FORT PicKsNs, Sept -, 1851
DEAR FATnER;-l send you these few lines to let YOU
know received your letter and the newspaper YOU sent
me- which thankful for. We are holding the same
position when wrote to you last with the exception
Of the Paterson company, who attached TO the
regulars. We are drilling at the large cannon and
mortars. We have not much TO do except drilling, aud
nre upon the whole quite comfortable considering the
weather is very warm, and there sometimes heavy
squalls Of wind come on in the night which frequently
bury us in the ruins Of our tents.
When was post the other night observed some
boats pulling steathly up the river. challenged them
and they answered in low tone, ''lriends" Tie Ser.
gcant Of the guard then round and asking me
who they were, replied that did not know but sup.
posed they guard boats they answered Freuds
lie excited ana did not know who they were and ran
10 the fort asking for the officer Of the day know il they
were allowed TO 90 up, as 1t was only eleven O'clock and
that sooner than the guard boat used to CO. The
officer Of the guard informed him what business they
II seems they a propeller that
the rebels use for conveying troops and am.
munition from Pensacola TO forts down the river But
they did not for the rebels got sight Of them and
instantly lit rockets to give the forts ALARM The
sailors had to beat a.retreat and were all called out
We thought the fight was about to commence but the
enemy thought better Of it, and had to turn in again
without getting shot at them. We expec, better luck
the next time.
am sorry to hear that work is 50 dull in Paterson
don't expect it will be any better until this settled
However, there will be good chance for the young men
10 soldering and leave the married men TO do all
the work there is 10 do in Paterson
We have great deal Of spare time here when we
amuse ourselves killing snakes and algaors We have
hardly pool around but what you will find aigators in
Hope that the government has fit to give those
members of Company who were left behind situation
though II was only in the county jail.
We were very glad when we received the letters and
news We going dinner, but smashed the dinner
for tie news. The buge is sounding and must 20 to
drill. hope to hear from you
JAMES KENNwoRTHY,
Company |, sixth n. Y. Reg, Wilson's Zouayes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27
ANOTHER PATRIOTIC FAMILY

David NORTON, OF Gambia, y. H. has all his sons
Willlam c., David T., Richard E., and Henry C--in the
federal army. Mr. Norton himself served in the war of
1872 and was on duty at Marbehead when the ship Con-
siituon was chased into port by British seventy four
gun ships His father, Mr. Simon Norton, who was born
al Chester n H. in l6O, enlisted when fifteen years Of
OF age and served throughout the Revolutionary war
He in the battles at Bunker Hin and at Bennington
md went South under General Washington in I715 aud
III he was IN Breeds regiment under Captain Emerson
Of Gambia Horny c. the youngest SON. seventeen wears
was in the battle of Bull run, under Coene Marston
VI the New Hampshire Second, and there wounded
by rne ball The baetorc away his hat band and
CHANGING along the skull several inches lodged there and
was not extracted tin he reached WASHINGTON he walking
the whole distance. The next morning the brave youne
soldier ready for duty Neither Mr. Norton nor his
father ever received pension Such patriotism is
worthy Of record
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27
health OF LIEUT.. BUDD,

This gallant officer, who, commander Of the Resolute
did such coed service on the Potomac, and who
sgaded in consequence of severe accident, conHa
lescen and intends to report for duty next week Lieut.
Budd was firing into Occaqnan creek when in consequence
Of the charge not being rammed sufficiently home the
gun recoied than usual and the carriage ran upon
his foot crushing the toes in dreadful manner. Falling
backwards, he struck the back part of his head which
sustained fracture. Lieut. Budd is now detached but
is to be hoped that he will soon be placed in command
where his vaor and skill may be Of service 70 his
country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-27

WINES AND LIQUORS.

TIME ATTENTION OF THE TRADE is RESPECTFULLY
4 solicited to the superior quality OF Hammers fresh
hrewed Champagne Ale This brewed fresh al all
e year aud IT'S Keeping quality especially OF that
brewcd during tho excess i've hot weather guaranteed
fur any icn OF time. Charge Sl2 per hid aneS6 per hb
delivered any part Of the city OF New York Payment
delivery. Orders Hammers Brewery In uar-
lem will be attended TO with despatch =