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The New York herald., 1862-09-10
News from san Francisco.

The United States steamer Narasanseit sailed to-day
for Guaymas. . aV
The ship David Crockett has been chartered 70 load
wheat for Liverpool. ta
Trade stagnant and everything depressed on acccunt
OF the state Of circulation. 4y
An effort is being made TO raise money 70 sand to-
washington for the relief Of wounded soldiers The
offerings are liberal.
The steamer Pacific has arrived bringing $4,000 IN
treasure from Oregon, and $4,000 from British Co
lrmbia.
The steamer Moses Taylor advertised to sail for San
Juhn Nicaragua the 2is Of October TO connect with
the steamer AmcriCa the Atlantic side for New
Vork
The New York herald., 1862-09-10


snd como north a. 70 Alexandria The rebels, as
asrainng that the army Mcclellan was withdrawing
from that vicinity and that their capital no longer
menaced hurled the whole of forces upon the army
under General Pope In hore Of capturing destroying
n before Mcclellan could 10 its aid. They
Knew that Hcce,lan's srmy could not by any
Feasibility march from Harrkons Landing TO Yorktown
embark sail to Alexandria drembark and march Ccl-
pepper under two weeks least and they (he rebesl
could that all their forces upon General Pope
Two excellent raSado furnished them ready ransporta
zion % CorconsviEe only tweve miles from General
Popes locality and these were put TO the test Of Aher
fullest capacity and before General Mccellans army was
fully embarked AT yorktown VIC find the whole rebel
army moving foot fnoIa Gordonsve 10 the Rapidan
This was bilnder numberore. ttore was real design
70 take Richmond then General hcoellan's army should
have remained the Pcrnaia continually threaten
ths city, and t1rs prevent the rebels from moving out
toward the NORTH until the armies Of Generals Pope and
Burnside should have been renforced ty the new eycs,
under the three hgndrcd thcnsard CALL TO such an
sxsent 10 make them irresaibe. Ar IL was, all Of
8cCleans army was rendered OF earthly effect for
two weeks, while in trersitu, and two huadred
thousand rebss Ia the time masacd against the
sAirty-two thousand troops mdsr General Pope.
Now comes biundcr number two When General ope
discovered the crcmy his front In such Overwhelming
torce he had but alta naave To stay aud attempt
10 m1ntain hrs position would inevitably be tc sacrifice
bis entire army. TO retreat TO the Rappahannock
his only hope. Then and there he could be efficiently
reinforced he could maintain his positioo But rein.
tcrocmcne failed 10 ceme. The bunder consisted In q
sssbsef tho part Of che heads OF the War Depart
mon, Washington Of the rebel force-the same blum
Ger which had before occasss nearly ruined
armies When II was stated that 6eneral Lee was in
front o Pore with two hundred tbousnd men, the idea
secuted a. prcposerors but they were there and
now here and In Maryland
Then another olnndsr was committed by tcc Gensraln
Chief coyerng preventing the peo
pie knowing the extent Of their danger All responsi
Die and accredited newspaper writer's gnominiciy
srdcred out camp, lest they should discover she weak
points Of generals, ana the people hoodwinked
INTO the besf that all was well, until II TOO late al
most, for them TO rally TO tho support Of arms
Iwni give fair Of the movements OF Gen.
pspss army from the time len The vicinity of warren
The New York herald., 1862-09-10

ing The full facts having been reported to Gen Haleck,
General Pope received orders Tuesday afternoon 70
retire to the intrenchments Washington which
accordingly done that day and the next good order
aud without the slightest loss. selff r-rtt
Raaks who had been left with the railroad trains cut
on Brisow by the burning Of the bridge, ordered
60 join General Pope Monday at Centrevle which he
did In the afternoon OF that day. tMt@ aH
This trief summary will explain sufficiently in detail
the whole Of operations Of forces under General
Pope's command during sixteen days OF continuous fight
ing by day and marching by night To confront power.
full enemy, with greatly inferior forces, fight him
day by day without losing the army 10 delay
and ,cmbarrass bis movements. and to force him
by persistent resistance TO adopt long and circui
tous routes 10 his destination, the duties which
were In posed upon General Pope They are, of all mill
tary Operations, the most difficult and the most harass.
ing both tho commander and his troops How far Gen.
Pope has boon successful will be left to the Judgment or
his countr The armies Of Virginia and OF the Po
tomac been uned In the presence and against the
efforts OF wary end vigorous eneay greatly superior
force 10 either wh loss for which they did
full retrbuiion. Gen. Pope In lconversatiop mentions
with especial gratitude for their most hearty, cordial
untirng zeal and energy Generals McI)oweH, Banks
Reno Hcinzs1an, Hooker and Kearny, and msny other
Of inferior rank and he takes great Satisfaction bring
ing them TO the notice of the government and the public
do hesitate say and that boldly that through
out the entire campaign General Pope has obeyed his
orders to the letter, and there be fault anywhere IL
must not rest his shoulders. That he has be
PEELED TO retire with his army before vastly superior
force putDumberng his than I've 10 ,pe, is
equally srne and that he finally succeeded In bi sgng
back lines OF defence before Washington 70 ,sny
OF his men, show him TO be general OF the first orsr.
know also that the President and General Hasck take
Ne same view of the case that do.
There are ibose who condemn him. but such know as !,
little Of tho facts and circumstances attending the cam
pagn herd Of mules do Of theology They are Of that
class Of who float with tho current aud and a
paud long the tide is In their favor but the moment
rendy TO damn 10 all eternity its
unlucky victim. Napoleon the less genera
after his defeat at Waterloo Wellington overpowered
him by superior force ~ Is 10 be expected when two
enter the field ~ contest the other must
be vknquishcd-one the other be the vctor-apd
IL the vanqusbed be made 30 through numerical weak
ness and the victor be made such through numerical
strength brute force alone s responsible for the result
and neither the vaDqushed general css worthy o his
rank ths victorious the more 20.
Among army ofBcers today Gen. Popes ability stands I
higher than ever mean such army ooers have seen
service and know with what Gen, Pope kas bad v con-
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gen se9en Den 5Ofmeilter porubeusen.
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Wtamleai uno Iebte auf ibr GernetSlsn binsu:
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tparteu lallen / l6srr Weesner ltbtdft ttef uno
mir perOeIt cine >rubtge Naat baben."
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gen s1tbete. Damn fol9te Ge Nptert'S Bet5
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am Sstte, nno 8tpar 70, baB lte ben franten
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paS bon Dem 9ee1inpften QAte elmer nit einem
Sdbtrm BON SeiSenpapier Derbaneenen Safel>
lampe, auf Dem runoen Slide inmitten Des
3mn,ers, malt erleuAtet tpuroe. Sour bas
9letAfDrmi9e Siden ether Stanpubr i'm glez
ben5tmmer uno Die ettpaS I9peren Ntbemsiee
pss Eranfen paren gu Sernebmen. Mam1ell
9tlette bate ltA an ben runben Slid ee1ebt
uno las In einem 8u9e Die beipen anDerea
perOnen lAienen In ttefeS Na9innen 9eylun-
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1hlieBt uGr (6umbplSt) mar aepflanst I'M
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tbn San5 belcnDer8 pfleste, Da er ibre Siubcr
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lid fitr tbren @artet 5t bulten. 9lber ie al
ter er ipurpe? beftp mebr perbreitete ii9 iein
Quit; IL er fttes icgar bi8 gum gbrpne 8rab-
mas, nno pieler perlanste ibn fir ben @St.
terbinlnel. Der Game ieiner SSriidte ober
tpnroe aus9eltreut auf ben Nder @ptteS, auf
Dap er @diler er5eu9e, Die ieine 9ebre, bic
gebre aus nem Our9 ibn lptit seGfineten 8us
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DR.. Johnston,
Der etnsise Nr8te telAer anseist,
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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-08
MECHANICS LIEN FORECLOSURE

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County nf Fl Dorado
; District Court llh Jud cal distinct y p Tur.
ner. Pl'f, vs.. s. Hubbard, Edgar Hubbard and W.
DenhIs"l, d. IT'S.
All persons holding or clIimtng any Lien or Liens
Tor lie CO. Strn,ti"n rriair. or furnishing in whole
or "a Far, Of the following described property to
VT 1h"' rrtain ptOperty siIuntrd in the County
and stat a'oresaih, about One-half mile below the
v'll'Er az FrenchtOwn, upon the road running to
P""in. kGown rs the Empire Quartz Mill, facing
>'u'hwaid" n said road, being in the main building
Is lee by 40 feet long, with additional building
about IL feet by 4l,tne same being mill, including
machinery for quartz crushing al mining embra.
cling ten stamps, and being the only seam quartz
mill upon the waters Of French Cree are hereby
notified that said Plaintiff bias brought suit against
said Defendants In the District Court. llth Judicial
District, for Fl Dorado County, TO recover the sum
OF 1878 % and nteres from May 10Th A. d. 1882
and to foreclOse Mechanics Lien upon said prop
erty, and decree ordering the sale OF said property
and the application Of the proceeds the payment
OF the same, and for costs OF suit Apd all persons
interested In the enforcement OF said lien or claim
ing any benent thereof notified to present their
claims within ten days from the complete publica.
tOn hereof and in Of failure do, or within
such further time may be allowed by the Court or
Judge, the party so falling shall forfeit his Lien
~ Witness my hand and the seal of said
L. g. Court hereto atxed, at Office In the City Of
1882 THOMAS B. PATTEN, ClerE.
BLANCHARD MEREDITH, PI'RS Att'ys.
nOV1WA
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Fl pocaSa -
~ In the District Court OF the lih Judicial District
in and for sad COdnty.-Francs s. IL G1l>, 80 lsSs
Creditors-In tie matter Of the petition of Francis
b. Cragin, an Insoven: Debtor.
Pursuant to an order file herein, made nv the
Hon. B. =. Myres, Judge Of the Court aforesaid no.
tice is hereby given to all the creditors OF said nso
vent debtor Francis b. Cragin, be and appear be-
fore the Court Aforesaid, at the court house OF said
county in the City Of Placerve, the 18th day Of
November, A. D. 1862 at the hour Of ten o'clock A. NJ
OF said day to show cause II any they can why the
prayer Of said Insovent Debtor should not be grant
ed, and assignment Of his estate he made and he
be discharged from his debts and liabilities in pursu
ance OF the Statute in such case made and provided
And, in the meantime, IL is ordered that ai judicial
proceedings against said ins0lvent debtor be stayed
t~~l Witness my 'ianI and the seal Of said
L. 5. Court hereto fixed at office in the City of
'~~' Piacerve, this 7th dav or October A d
1862. THOS. II. PATTES, Clerk
BY OGDES SQrIRFS, Deputy
Cross MARSHALL, Att'ys for Petitioner. td+
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SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Fl Dnrado-
- SS.-In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
cial Dissatisfaction brought in the District Court
of the Eleventh Judicial District and the complaint
fled in the county OF III Dorado, in the Office Of the
clerk Of said District Court in and for said COUNTY
and state.
The People of the State Of California, to HENRY
ROSWARN, defendant, greetinl
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by William Roberts. Plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and for the County Of II Dorado, and to answer the
complaint filed therein on the 25th day of August A.
D. 1862, within ten days, exclusive Of the day
vce.) after the service you OF this summons-if
served within this county; il served out OF this coun
ty, but within this Judicial District, within twenty
days. or, if served out Of said District. then within
forty days--or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action Is brought to recover Judgment
against you for the Of two hundred and ten dol.
lars with interest thereon from the 2Sth day Of July
A. d. 1S62-amount due Plaintiff on a certain prom.
isSory note made by you in favor OF Plaintiff on the
2Sth day OF April A. u. 1862, and payable three
months AFTER date, for the sum OF two hundred an
ten dollars; and If you fail to appear and answer
the said complaint above required, the said Plain
tiff will take judgmenHagains, you for said sum and
interest and COSTS according to the prayer of said
complaint.
Witness, Hon p. 7. Myres, Judge of said District
Court of the Eleventh Judicial District.
- Attest my hand and the seal OF said Court
L. =. in and for said county OF FL Dorado hereto
- affixed at office in the City of Pacerve
this the 25th day Of August A. d. 1862.
THOMAS b. PATTEN, Clerk
a. c. SEARLE PITS Auy.-aug3n~3m
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legal advertisements.
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Fl Dorado,
- ss-1n the District Court Of the Eleventh Judi
cial Dissatisfaction brought in the District Court
Of the Eleventh Judicial District and the complaint
filed in the County of II Dorado in the Office Of the
Clerk of said District Court in and for said county
and State.
The People Of the State Of California, to W. r.
HARRIS, Defendant, Greeting:
You hereby required To appear in an action
brought against you by I. 7. McSPADDEN. Plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial bis.
trct in and for the County Of III Dorado and to an.
| swer the complaint filed therein the 2tth day oi
October A. ID. loG2, within ten days (eXclusive of the
day of s"rvce) after the service on you of this sum.
mOns-if served within this county II served out
OF this county but within this judicial District with.
in twenty days or, If served out of said District,
then within forty days-or Judgment by default viii.
! be taken against You
| The said action is brought to recover Judgment
against you for the sum Of &>lh az. with interest
thereon at the rate Of two per cent per month until
paid amount due said plaintiff upon - certain prom
i>sory note made ny you and j IInl<inn to pla n
tiff on the Path day Of September 1861 FOR said sum
OF $S'D IN, bearing interest ut the Of tw" per
cent per month until pad: also. '"r 4 It,. rec Of
foreclosure and order 90 sale nf interest II and
Ia Il certain pee" parcel % 7Idt " - P,rrv'I
| Crrer Rrnrh situated .tr i',w"-vi..- Cu~nrnes
Township. t"nitv :" ~ - ,,,.,i, SIT California
! n.'''sa=-'i lY I'".'.' Il '-',' - .r,ure the
,,lNI;.it e.. i. .. "a 3D.. e., ,i,,,,y,, and
4 I g." - '.'. 49,! required. thu
,a., t.,t ii ..., .s'-t - YEA t,t -nd
...- .....t.>t s:t ,-.~. .c .', Il" tte prayer Of
r.o Il r Myr,s. JaI-. Of said District
v"n'h Juicla District.
VS. my band, and the seal of said Cour,
.... Cor said County Of ~ Dorado. hereto
- afiX"l, AT office in the city of Placerviile
/ lbs the 2'nh day ot 0rt"ber. a. ID. l~62
THOMAS b. PATTES, Clerk
HUME SbSs, Au'ys for Prf.-Oct25-3m
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GETTING ON IN THE WORLD. There are
many different ways o. getting on in the
world it does not always mean making a
great deal Of monry,or being great man,
tor people to look up to with wonder. -
Leaving off a b d habit for a good one,
is getting on in the world to be clean
aud tidy, instead of dirty and di>orderlv,
is getting on; TO be careful and saving,
instead Of thoughtless and wasteful, is
getting on; to be active and industrious.
instead of idle and lazy, is getting on; to
be kind and forbearing, instead vi lima
tured and quarrelsome, is getting on; to
work as diligently in the masters absence
as in his presence, is getting on; in short,
when We see any one properly attentive
to his duties, persevering through such
difficulties to gain such knowledge as
shall be of use to himself aud others, Of,
Eerins good example To his relatives and
acQuaintances, We may be sure he is get
ting on in the world. Money is a very
useful article in its way, but it is possible
to get on with small means, tor 1t is mis-.
take to suppose that we must wait for Il
good deal Of money before We can do any
thing. Perseverance is often better than
= full purse. There are more helps to
wards getting on than is commonly sup
posed many people lag behind or mis-.
them altogether. BECAUSE they do not SET
the simple and abundant means which
surround them on ell sides and SO it hap
pens that these means are aids which can
not be bought for money. Those who
wish to get On in the world must have &
stock Of perseverance and of hopeful con
fidenee, . willingness to learn, and dis
position not easily cas-: down by difficult
ties and diSappointments.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-11-08
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

ITO all whom it may concern-Know We that on
i the goth day Of November, A. ID. 1862 at ten
O'Clock A. NJ. that day or as soon thereafter as
can he heard-I, LUCINDA RICHMOND, wife Of
John w. Richmond, Of Clarksville White Oak Town.
ship, County Of II Dorado State Of California will
make application to the District Court of the E'ev.
enh Judicial District, At the Distract COut room at
Placervile in said FL Dorado. County, for order
Of said Court, to be permitted to carry business
in my own name and on my own account. as a Sole
Trader, in accordance with an act of The Lcgisla
ture entitled An Act amendatory of and supple
mental to an Act entitled an Act to authorize mar
as Sole Traders" passed April twelfth, eighteen
hundred and fny.two, approved April Sth 1862
And further declare that it is my intention to
apnly for an order Of said Court, permitting me to
carry on the business Of hotel keeping orekeeping
ranching, stockrasing, mining, teaming, and ira
ding generally.
LUCINDA RICHMOND
October End, 1S62-td