davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1861-02-18

5azAr r1Eea,xa5.->An:saz the mo~t t1pe.tzat ot III
.as kr.ks ecat dfscc Stries Of ttt+ AFe Ia
sllered the s5sssn Of vaccination fs protection 1un
:ln.I1 Pox, ths Cer:ac p TOR sef of e&tache and
cf Q=:i2e f. the prev-ot:o. IT FEv'r- eiaz1
s:~..ch II :Ira Spea &c. ~toes bers-h viI b. IL.
r*j.lcez ~ =z;eri-x tr3sa.ty kuz Af.<1 tsst- d..
so=:r.s. r. !7-X.-e1.
, 1861-02-18

They will Btw oveF
FATHERS or et:AE1s without
breaking the thl eaas Or r.
uulzinG i chsuEt;uftcaslo
, 1861-02-18

-Thoy will stitch, hem,
fill tnck. Enther And bind
beautifully, making n.e
tt1tch even ana 4ltko on
b1ta aides
, 1861-02-18

mount 4ins, the s1oping tides are not laa On IN
14t tint, like so much house painting, At tho
eve, wandering On through almost eA o1ess
eDace, discovers valley within valley, aho
caa;ms inpuuerable, and Jet, with III this MI
nutcuess, SIS we have before said, IN otn Il
words, we find perfect harmony and just pro :
portion throughout" The Mraing 1bsf fays:
"Wit,, general BREADTH and ytEor OF execu-
ton, the picture combines conscientious &c
caracy Of detail which might awaken the
fea.ou.y Of the preRlps 'aelltcs-", IN The odt-
,.rdau Rtriey We have: "He {Mr. Church)
SHOULD follow the bent of Ills own genius, with
ont forgetting bis rea. publl,-n.en with eyes
and hearts trained in the study Of Inc nooiest
works Of Art. To them f1s must look
to win Ills hishcs. praIse-aigher than Inc
admiration Of the untrayeled American
Conno:sstur." This seems a!raest prophetic OF
tbs Journals criticism. But the space fslls'
One quotation more from the "London Ar
Journal" "Mr Church's picture Is the COM
pl.test union VIC a1e acquainted with OF literal
m;rutenees with freedom, freshness, and q
comprehensive, simplifying grup ofthe higher
spirit of the whole scene" Such are the orin-
ions Of th, 50 test calculated to judge Of the
merits Of this work, and but one other 1den
thzoyn out ty our founder Of the new school
remains to be roticed. 4 line engraving should
possess colcr!. If the space for this article
could be ever 60 much extenls. there would
| be 10 usa in arguing this question sodidnot
think the artists, literary men, and eoenoss-
s:ays Of the eastern cities and England, whose
rs.-,, =. ,r,vao1 br huu1rct]4 unnn fhe Enhscrip-
, 1861-02-18

THET PUBLICLY CHALLKSGE MA,
E1IEEs UF ANY AfD ALL o!6Ets
MANUFAcTUkE I'd no A3 4A5EE
AKASGk OF WORK AS CAN EASl-
YBk DONE on THESE AACdl&A>-
, 1861-02-18

----]t ~~' ~N~A'
y. 4y. +. Caf.et q c., lenpotd MaJes.
II 4. TneFeT 4 e. Il; :; =; H7snef; s,s -.
Aiken Norton, VII waite, Sac,
y rTs.:S, rs;;S, yuman e. ECO Il !; 4 4 Aa1 AasF c.h
F.-0, Adams, WI, Rte L e.,
. 4; Bfscn a,te so' ,i:! 1G haane', nao
Qreeuebaum Bso{hets.
o.
-'o.ao oo-so ~ slNotih, 1oi 'on ~
~ .s-,,I.. - e~s p''o ~
1se4e ~ -. Aese.'e y. ~. ne4a' eo.1o
~ ~.s,s ees ss.1 So. s' - ...:.es..1 x-is,m 49,
s,.a.. ~ sa,ass sr~sns,s:.a- ~ ~. ".
~. ,t..ta.s.. A.. - ~. s,,.x.os. s,s.... u
-. - ~ H. adans ~ i3o..aa Taaat
49, 49, ,..s1;, - 49, aanxss.ion ~ In ~ ~ 49, rshh-i
T-ona. os....,s ~ f.vo-ah,s ~ ,-n,-a,. .,o;,
h... ,-a 80 -. .ha,+ q, 1,,,+ ~ stata
r,-,,a, eo~ ~ z;,z,os, ~ ,,,zi,,o , .slts. ~
..aoa..~ t.ua.,15 sat,ra t,.r. :. r,a,t
.1o.s-.o t., ..o-. t,r VI. o,,,vsn. ~ 4h.t ,,1,c..
+. :. T., In nonaa +he -.tarn. xt,,i Ia fn,fr sot.
,st,ctorv ~ tha ,r+,st. nnr;tn, tho v;,,t md
~ :. ~, ~, T., , ,;orv 1o,rt NJ v,aw
Have we Critic Among Ose
rather amusing paragraph, processing 10
treat Of Art, aud containing some decadedlg
novel views Ct painting, 1opnd 1ts way INTO ING
Journal Of Thursday evening. thicago IL
certainly wonderful place. 1t pas bounded
into position Of wealth and prosperity with
rapadlty Which has been be wonder oi The
world It is the centre Of commercial sys"
almost unriyaled upon the continent Its
h1artn nf xf@fa4v huff1inr&-.ifR iFnn
reaching to the north, souih, east aud west hs
haroor crowded Win sessele' aho Ill tne ele-
'nsnfs OF material wealth. clustering "'tn1n !" .
snlts' AZ nave hao 1ne1F f1se' ptosfess ano
cnl'nlnatlon within the memory ot young men
60" upon the stage OF actlon- 80 stea. Ii al
these respects 1t may Set become noteo ~ 'no
centre OF o new school Of Af' also AZ le1et.
80 our ctltic see"s oetes11ineo ~ pfo'e' a"o
80 nc introduced us u'seo'e's IL '''''e''"
upon the Heart OF the Andes
lie says TINT It IS "soo'ty'' there Is nc"
expression IN Inc 'oeaoulasy u a3s esitlc.su
i'Fsou') anu Sao1s oenc'eu' Ill VI ose'AA'n, oe4ns
t'o much CUT op' wanting IN sono pnucutas
objects IN interest, there ocing ZOO many ae'a''s
OF equal attEaetlon 70 "oSe !" s''ay 9'0e' ao'~
v on. vi: se gus p'a 4A4ao s.'as.. ~ .
painting can DC LOO eooa' aoo w. os,An,'
llop. Il. j. kaymona, BUCHANAN Heeo, IL l.
Tucserman, y Z. "nln' DR: shel1on hchen"
z:e, Z. !. HllhaEd, with Ill the Critics Oh 'ae
London press, "ere very muen mls'aken IN II.
the opinions winch they nave expressed q
thls most wonderful work. 1t WIS supposed
that, from their professions, Studies aud hao-
nf nhq thnV Enn[H hEPiF IL
form 1a1r Judgments o' socn .n'nss 10 pun.
iags, but the world seems to haye been faa'y
IN error, and must hereafter look 10 Inc great
Unknown OF Chicago and hear LIS sefa'c'
l:t:tore it will be safe to form an OPINION
!. has been thought TINS the painting which
most closely reproduced nature was tho oee'
Ind most true; but this seems NOT 10 De SOL
may hc too much like LAturG. " no, when
, 1861-02-18
To 20 to Charleston.

Bosroy, Feb. 1G.-The directors Of the Sou
thcrn Steamship Line have voted to dispatch
the steamer South Carolina to Charleston on
Saturday, the 23d inst.
, 1861-02-18

fA1- ~2sr1 1Tsev1o--Spalaiaz's C2?AHEe Ttsis An
ee.tst sara f.r Eek EeAiAets, klII1u+ Hs4dA1te
.ls..ccs Eez.a-sa Es4t%t1se7 a-e General cet.Ek.
, 1861-02-18

" ANTED-A small family, all
w grown, want to rent far ono or two years =
honss on Wabash Of Michigan Avenue, north Of ista
Me e Of % On sns s9fh @ @sds ss,s Of
given Location Lust fe stAtrd- Address drawer
fala t44.1N
, 1861-02-18
mfthfCRu.

DETROIT, Feb. 16.-Joint resolutions in
structing our Senators and requesting Repre-
fentatives in Congress to oppose any amend
lnente to the Constitution, recognizing the
right Of property In man, or authorizing the
extension Of Slavery In territory now free, was
adopted in the House Of Representatives ycs-
tezday, By strict party vote. Subsequently,
and Bingham 10 Represent Michigan in the
Peace Convention was lost--ayes 4, noes 81 q
not having majority Of all the members elect
, 1861-02-18

Il. II. Allcr:on 4 Co., proprietsrs Of the Wash
cston Drove Yards. fortyfourth street. report the
cattle In market from the following Statce:
, 1861-02-18
LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW Yonk :re, 1s.:r,s ~ "a ~, or o,la,"o,.
fxrn T;rarnn,1 Sn.,. a.. ,421IIhe tHy Y D.tuuo'e,
IL % mdnet eSo IT. 43ssnsaomn s ~ ~ odsf #Fftyed
Notu Seulia arrived IN ont e H. S3,1, ~ e~e' D'
Tfu-ruoo, NJ ~ tuo 80.
Flour dull ut M.GSnsSa "a Whent s+eniv -
former prices. CGrn f}r,n and srtiTe an ads a.
vance of Cd for mivrd s7.aa Rehf ard nrrfr
dull Dacon nniet iSrd ,n,1,,na1 TslinI
quiet. Prodner tir1t an.l ,,nchana1.l
Londuh. Wednes3avN NConso1s qia<aqx
Money market unrhsno-J Rre-s -:
| and lower. euenrs --~Astum dull
Latest ~ectned 697d.
aaslce9 from Qaeta say ha8 Of tfuce
mas sent llon me iortress to Tue Eeet, ana the
| are ~ soon stspehded on both sides. Francis
| @ ssnt l1esh circular to the ministers, stating
~ Sa. , ne vas resolved to meet all the per1s Of
n's poelnon to the end
Astu1na rom Southern Italy are hvorahle
10 1,l me Government.
Inc case o. Patterson ~. Bouaparte was nd
}ourned to the first Of February.
II Is reported that fsance has demanded m
explanation Of the recent wstilke speeches of
tue Aing Of Prussia: This is denied At Berlin.
! fafis Bourse animated Ind huoSant ut
| o4 oc.
u ls asserteo That Metternlch had notified
| lhouvenal that Austria would consider an at
tex BY Gar'baldi on any part Of Austrian ter
fito1y Is eassa oeA
| )! u reported that the Emperor of Russia
naa lsluseo 70 sanction the exchange OF gold
, 1861-02-18

whf h p wss Eta to ..sItlthis afternoon for ' lav.
1v,si be- detained until to~mos1o" >9oA3,
, 1861-02-18

TIE cLosx OF THE HAKKET.
1itd1fsacv. FEB. 1a-The velther this morning
Though .ery mild for the season. r. clear aDd bean.
it'll and tic hopes OF droyers more buoyan,, mart.
If OH account Of the Improved condition uf tic at.
iust AZ thc ;uiur Of fome sO head Of ffesh cattle
were cxnccieI frou1 tue Hudson River Railroad.
that bttdrc Nas broken rear HAMBURG, G5 miles
ara .e oay n0s
confidence to |pld on for lhc rates current yctter-
tsv but they made few tales in the carly part tbc
..Ay, and re think never saw .!u!lct prospect
md lrnkcrr then fnnnd that it confi mt c dime
, 1861-02-18

w A n TED-A man and wife,
w without Children, to 70 On farm. Tha man
TO understAnd raraeLiry, and the To- do house
TnIk Good vsfts vii: be paid Inquire 1t - South
, 1861-02-18

They use trq1o threads,
make tho atltZh alike ou
both sides Of t1e Goth 70
fight It WILL MOI pull ouett
naf1yt1.
, 1861-02-18
COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY ErEE1sc, Feb. 1o, 1851,
Tbs fcuc~sax &fs the receipts and 1htpusr,s for
Ct ftr+r
, 1861-02-18

~Iwnnfa LEGISLATURE
fMfnIncds

@NN
mute the to AG, Pa, Feb 1o-lne nni ~ - 10
r. passed xnaRe ta1 Of tho Penns5l'ania 4 !.
IS to q - House this morning By vote ol
, 1861-02-18
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
ANSWERS TO CUSTOMERS.
Lsdd, Webster t. C3's
Ladd, Webster & Co.'S
SEWING MACHINES.
SEWING MACHINES,

SEWING MACHINES. |
SEWING MAcHtMES. |
MTs:, a;fs2s,,ss. ssssa:iG eei insisssa isaassa I'd
Tsi.S1s, a;4s,1 hfssz fss ssSsa' sss It ~. II
pair. psi - "''S --They uss % tHo threads
soth slds. q isc e;oth p
tisntis VIII NO: pun oue>ot |
They have The celebrated |
wnEEL YKEn capabia Of
eaans h9; 1es % not
CT '4p''' ~ or crooked neede> which
sz.,ss9 g. sssq:sssa;sy .seasy..:sisaas eEias5sf;
tobstha best-
They dn net break tho
thread tk,p % s'itenss =: .:s nos
fsT e. eniasstas sa,'S g T. e s'sEssn ssts.
gathers or erat1s without
qaisdnG achsuEi ;ottcas!oo.
--Thcy ~in stitch hem,
m fsll task s:s;,E EasheF, bend nd b,9d +,
saita,as1s ssi:ss eesa ia a1sih siiks ~ ~ .n
wtFk. thu. obysAsnE the
sss5is;y %:ss;ss e t :: 2:sasa :s:s! "a Sss ~
n,schire tlst vii not e.
out q repair On eoarsostoF
tae thing. .---.-
IHEI PuRL1GfT m cEhIE;nTsGGTT h 1;T GGTHNi: IA:
E.!NEs " An1 ~ ~ u pp1Pt:E
MNDFACIHRE. ~ " ~ ~ nISi nnI1Si
AH.tS1E OF WORK As GAS fASa4
tsi ~ ::s ss,a .s:s . :: TIE! - ::
COOK, sTO.s'E s CO.
COOK, sTO1'C 3 Co,
a.ns%~1 Ao>r+. frr tha Nnr.hvn&xn States
oeaefal ns'nu lat 1oe no1 20.
l44.....LAKE STREEE-.....14
(Upstnra) Chicaxo.
noJtnErmxafy6n
~~~T,.D-T1rfI7rri tln r. m
AlLbIA1 11t tOHlAAsD ~ wa
, 1861-02-18
Daily Review Of Chicago Market,

SATURDAY, EVENING, Feb. 1G, 1851.
,FLoUR. Received, a:ox bbls: Market 5@1oc
SAurorat md 1so hbls '.Excel.iSr'' and "Orange''
at $lD DEL; 10 bbis Empire city" on private
bbe a. st M ~ a q s5a Ell EFT I i l. 5o
WHEAT-Rcceivcd .srn bn. Mnrket bnoysnt
anl adsanced ~. Sales wetes Bboo bu No, i
eflo SC In store; 1900 bu do Mt e0l( in store
Il ssc in store; s6ooo do At 55ae IN store; 1aooo
1s9 las icwa Club at SC on track 100 BIT do at
CORS-ReceiJd. 1goe5 bu. Market advanced
&c. Sales were: s,509 hu Yellow at 2oc In store
400 bus Mixed nt 23c IN store: s. 600 bu do At
hi. ito for delivery On the 18th Of April. at es,sc,
winter storage.
q;ATETsse1yed. 7sl bu. Market dull; 100 b'ss
RIE-Keceivsd, 40 bu Market dull. Sales
were 6 bags No at 44c on track.
BAnLEY-Eseelsed, s,l2 ba. Market dull. ex-
cept for good quality Sales. TO bu choice at 48c
del: 165 bags good At xc on track; 3sD bags at IS
q t5c OIL ttatk.
pEANs-l.0o bu old at soc-
fOTAT0ES.-Thcre ia good demand for prime
Ncshaanoeks ard Carriers. TO fill orders from the
Snnth. and the market IL more active and 1rmer.
Sales toda: were: 100 bbIa selected Seshannocks
9c delivered: e0o bbls choice Carriers at 95c de
lissrcd; 1ol bels common Nethaunocks at 75c
sEEDs.-Rcceiyed. p,s15 M., Timothy more &C
tive and tiiadc higher. Sales were: SO bush
s ss;s y sir sGs 1t IT. c5vea 10 ulet sses 81 5si
tardinm at $4.s5.
I;IGHWlSEs- eos bbls. Market quiet
sna rnshanfed sa'es 1eo hols ei,y # lac,
MESS PORk-Quiet but firm ut $l6.1s1S @ 25
ECMPS-10o bbls sold Mt $1a.
I4ARD-1n demand q: 9'5c for prime leaf-holdcrs
's1rtf TXEI55W-ssoo p5S; 1Ds good country at sac.
u1DES-keceiycd, 5t,4l6. Market dull and M
settled. Green frozen. 5hG5,9c: green talseu,
55HG:e; dry s1ut, l2GisHc. drrbby hides eel ut
EUTTEn-rirkin in good supply and market dull
at 9c51lc; Dairy in far demand at 1191+c
E1Gs-Fsesh, 14G15c z doz. No demand for
NgIINy-Dr edchlckcus, ,sl:.5oaoo 2 doz;
1pfa4ys ?eEse 7 n .u.,roa e,z ,,ar,,c+ n,
aud 5aSlcc lover sales wcrc as iollorSs: '
Il II Hogs asesa ing si9 1q9 rs at \! sS9o. g.
q at at 6 6 S;2s'5 ,5t So dividing on s1 m rs
LIVE 1ioGs~NceeiSsd, 400. MarEst quiet and
heavy. Sales were:
Il i i'e;' aTs:a;'as 81 g 4: rs q: *iss s'1s:
New York cattlo Market, for Week
Ending Feb. IL.
{Erom the n. y. Trlbunc.l
HEET CATTLE. :.
Number reported lur thts market ut Fo1ty-fourth
strc.t. 3,0s3.
The prices to-day are quoted "a follows:
First qua;ity. .,.....seIg Ordinn.J .....-..G GG1s
Medium .7Gt3 Sorac extra good.919G1o
The general average ct tho market st hardly
file rnoet Of the sales range from to s1c.
Total number Of Heeycs receiTel In the city this
week. 3.GC5
THIS IL 4aG head less than last week. and coo
head lets thsa tho average Of last year. Tic aver
rye nan,htr at cueh Wednesday market last year
was 3,4J1 head. while the number to-ast being
1073 shows 415 head less than tho avern:c, and
s:S head more than this day week.
BEEyEs FEox DIFFERENT sTATER-
Il. II. Allcr.on 4 Co., proprietsrs Of the Wash
jcston Drove Yards. fort fourth street. report the
cattle In market from the following Statce:
, 1861-02-18
TIE HOG MARKET.

Reccipe.s Of the wcc.:, see &C.
TIE o.Io,r Ing the quotations :iren by Henry
D. Giant. Su,>sTite. d. nj Of the Market: Coru-fel
hn.-. 81 S.J:Sc p 1s .grofs; Gistilery hogs, 81
G6fc = b Cross.
a;,ont ~ unfax.Tsh,e asi, could be fret, wnrm
sid rain-shea dsy o. tnS. cold enough almost 70
ffeze bog right ont oftss ssssa9a ,t., ii ~ insn
s,:ddcn tllaW ard no w.1 lIn2t ~ Inc lrozen
up po.k ir nearly thawcd CUT. Ihie Of course a.
fec:. the Hive hug asscr and n ND stu morc ent
fur the iact that tho receipts hate neea xet5 sh:
comprised with previous weeks, b II mheh larger
tlAn 1T this iime last year,
;'eo. ", Dorman reports tbs folA wing as Inc
price ofloss tLls week
-; ~. weight.
iafas quality eorn-fed large slze5x@6 7, sR.i1
4arEt quality ,tmsu -ixes fat and
an prime: fur ~; ;uatket hat cAcss. .k@.
sess'nd quality, st,Il fed. ..5EG5H 61TG4
Ae says: Iac hog market is very GLOW. with tho
arrivals arc lfrht "1o
, 1861-02-18

ITO RENT-A Store and House,
~ on West Lasc street third honss frr'n Canal.
r session given at once H"rse tarre sior!es con4
dring ten exclusive of The stoEr wei auaRttd
~ boar:inG hou:e AID salG"n. Location for busi
.AIso-Two suit. Of Rooms In Tie toase e3rnsr Of
Clinton and Carroll ttretta {cntyaCc"s entirely
tmai family aud rent very low APrly 70 J. F. Sul:-
TON. loo Easnlnrtoa street, Otcs nulur &, sd-
dfes3 r. u Boz .&t63 f+Il RI I'M
, 1861-02-18

Prom Norfolk, virgin
xou1o1 x Feb. 15-Ihe surveying r.
, 1861-02-18

ef A,, Fros,, -@-Tnc Senate finish
TeH 10 ". ,aakiug many
Aen9e Feb - cod pcloTea.1ax.
-. -.utazJ bin toG, -
neris, and discussed IT, .,,oone,
, 1861-02-18

RENVAONAASC No14AA
The Recorders Court, Robert 8. Wilson pre-
siding, WIS fully occupied during Friday, and
Saturday last in trying the case Of the people
against VIM G. Rogers, charged with emhez~
cling the funds Of his employer, John q. Kin
zic. The testimony was lengthy and occupied
much time. It Was only closed on Friday
| evening. On Saturday the entire attention Of
the Conrs WIS held IN hearing speeches Of
counsel The argument for the prosecution
was opened BY Mr. Goodwin and very ably
closed by Carlos Haven, public prosecution.
For the defense, Jesse B. Thomas opened and
III. Kuox closed. The case Was submitted 10
the Jury at about five o'clock 2. A., On sltur-
day, when tho Court took recess until eight,
in thccyening. Upon opening at the appoint
ed hour, the jury brought IN the following
verdict:
tho case Of the Psople against william g. Rogers,
dud the defend4n> guilty in ths manner and form
AZ charged in the second count OF tho Indictment,
md fix tho yslue Of the property 1t s., 100 and ~
hia term Of imprisonment At two years In the ststs
| Pentent1sry.
Signed, Il. D. CoL'IS, Foreman
The prisoner, who WAS present with hi
Junior counsel, received the verdict with evt
dent emotion. It was an unexpected declaion
to many who had watched the testimony cart
fully from the commencement Of the suit. 4
motion for ncw trial vas Immediately made
, 1861-02-18
90 Rf1lt.

ITO RENT-Th: desirable dn ell
Il lug, fo - A1ams street contains s.n ronn'.::
E.ahl. n.ld Carriage House tile will b. rrn4d
favorable terms to good tenant Pe..c.sion give,
the lat ~ May. Apply to THOMAS BASSE1T. 1873
Lake btfeet, corner OF Wells, fe1teu.1u
ITO RENT.-A First Class Resi-
- dence. will lease my honse at the corner Ct
Division. for term Of 5ssfs Tne IT il iarS", Goa
ir;t elass. and csmnanG: an UNSURPASSED .isw thc
1hE nrst Of May. J. ]. REakDsLEY. fe1.e:sllw
, 1861-02-18
.E2aA1ltRn.

"ANTED--A Protestant Girl
to DO general hau4ewosk- Inquire It 2R1
West Randolph ktleet feIh11s
, 1861-02-18

They will 40 easily ali
rAHJrr and EAILnEtS3
Ttrk. thus obw,AttnE the
nrc-~lsy Of fprouTtng ono
ut-elliue for hoaC aud an-
clsts for light vcsx-
, 1861-02-18

E0 RE n T.-The Five Story
L Isrbc Front Store, M 10 Lake STREET the oriy
ttofs t, tcnt In the large E1l.sa.e block. aka
;;seet between State etfcet :rd tic sscat Central
i'ePut PoSessiosl given any time tttHren FeAruars
and May; Inquire ss No. l5 In. esreet =. 4
, 1861-02-18

"AETED-.A Shar. iii 4 safe,
~ profitable and legitimate business, By rszsu:
cal buslutAs man with about 0t. Addrrsa 81 =. D.
Pest 0f1ce Box No. 1h19, with fnlI particulars and
real name. without With notice viii be taken OF
any cQdiupn4cA1iouz. felIilH
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

"My son, what would you do IL your
dear father vas sndde0ly taken away from
yOaP"
"Swear and chaw tObacker."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-07-20

NANUrsuELL.--There is great amount
Of common sense in the following Synop.
sis Of the present difficulties in the cOun'
try which We take from tho New York
Journal Of Commerce:
To Mr.. Lincoln, his Cabinet and the
leaders Of the Republican party, three
courses are opcn-trst, 70 yield 70 the
Confederate States and all the slavehold.
ing communities their just rights ~ equal
partners in the Union, which would have
the effect Of healing the breach and re-
uniting the sections; second, to permit q
psaceable and blOodleRs separation, either
in the hope Of reunion at . future day,
or at least Of friendly alliance for mutual
defence against foreign foes, and for the
establishment Of commercial relations,
which. il not especially favorable 10 tho
North, would at least not discriminate
against her; third, TO wage . war against
seven sovereign States. which will be ul-
tiInAtsly extended to fifteen, to compel
them 20 submit to the authority Of the
Government at Washington, aud to pay
tributs 10 it whether they are represented
in Congress or not The first Of the three
courses IL the best and would DO that Of
statesman. The second il the next best
course, because the most successful war
could only lead to the same result, after
inlicting an amount Of suffering and ca.
Amity upon the country at which the
imagination is appalled,. AZ for now re-
storing the revoltej States to the Union
BY war, that is tho widest chime-a that
ever entered the brain Of man.
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TnH SUN GoINo OUT.-There are now
more spots on the sun than have been
seen tsr many years some Of these are
visible through smoked glass to the ma.
ked eye. Several stars-some of them OF
great osilliancy which, from their ascer-
tainOd distance, must have been a. large
a. ours n-have totally disappeared frOIn
the sky; and the question haS been raised
By astronomers whether the light and heat
q tAs san ere gradually fading away
A this would DO accompanied By the do.
ssrucGioa Of FL the plants and animals on
the oArth, it i rather an interesting quss-
ton. The Suns light and beat are diinin.
i.hsd By the dark spots. at the present
time, above one per cont
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Plaoarxills Past 0mos.

the MAILS for Sacramento, San Francisco and
for all parts Of this State, close every day at this
oalcs at . o'clock, Pm.
The malls for the Atlantic Siatea. and Europee
close 81 this Once every day ~ 70 O'Clock n.
The Malls for Oregon aud Washington Territory
close every day at 8 o'clock p. ~.
The Mails for 8rlISly Plat close at this once
every Wednesday, morning At 6O'clock.
Tie Mails for NewtoWu close ct o'clock, A. ~.
on Mondsys, Wednesdays. and TridAys.
Tue malta for CedarVillc and Indian Diggingt
close at o'clock A. NJ, every Monday and Friday
The Malls for Cold Springs and Coloma cioAs ~
cry day. Sundays excepted At 3 o'clock.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat, and Georgetown MALI
closs Tuesdays, ThursdAys and Saturdays at 81
o'clock ?. %.
The Malls for caraau Valley and Salt Lake City
close every day at l9 o'clock NJ.
OFFICE H0URS.-Prom 8 o'clock. A. b., till -
NJ: and from I till 9, r. NJ, (sundays exccntcd
On SundayA-From until 10. A. ". and from
3 until Z. d. p. II. W. II. RODGERS r. N.
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u !" Y . THU W ", N0fhFV FuhIK
The unheIS'gned 10 PeTsoraIy AcYiA iItSd th
Henry Wssshng. and knows that the 'iScusn,tsne.s
related ~ the foregoing cert heAts true %. az
Henry WeSsnH du'ibR ~. iiIDeS sd be.Ts vii.R
tsStiAeOy II the fact NJ his remarkable .urs ~ Dr.
L. CHslAAy iLRl A EOSENIIEIN
Subscribed and svsTn To before ne tli. i-th daI
o,octOoST. OlsSe CITY and County Of SAT Efsa.
cisco. In the State Of cshEFnia.
II. 81 -. 1IIIHAcLT. Ne.sry Pubic
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COURTS OF n DORADO COUNTY,

pmfalcf coURf-uoa .. ?. MySFs. judge; william A.
January, csrk Regular Terms o6mmence the second
A0adAS February and Nay and third hondAys Of August
COUNTY c0CRr-Hss. james JohasSn, Judge; William A.
Japaary chAods I've regular Terms the arst Mondays
s9 Jan1aRy, Nay and Septomber
COURf OF eESsIoNs-nea. james JOhnSoa. PrsSidinS
JuAes fhs1as 0r0on and T. T. Draper ASsOcats Justices
aud Ean A. JGuusIy Ck-belds ils regular Terms ths
aFsl Moadays q March. July AID Noveaher.
PROBATR cOCEf-u0i. Jsmss johnson. Judge; william
January crA-hss regular TSrAs % Tia fourth Monday
Of Oaeh n6ath.
BOARD or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81 ooorss v. e~aA
n Street anA Wlam Jabine: wulan A. January. csgk-
hold regular mesaea he Fs AoAaay Of oash ms1tA.
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