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The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

THE Mississippi RIVER AND Valley
At Columbus Ky, the Mississippi river is
2,249 feet wide, and here the first high
point, below the Ohio, occurs; at Memphis
the river is $500 feet wide, at Vicksburg
2660, at Natohez $40, while it is renarkr
| able fact that nearer the mouth, from Bayou
de Fourche TO Fort St. Philip. the low water
width is ON p $3.50 feet; 20 miles below
Fort 81. Philip it wldens To 1000 an 5000
feet, and then divides into three great p,sse..
The tides in the Mississippi are felt as far up
AS Red River landing 3l6 miles from it's
mouth. AT Baton Ronye the mean tide is
two .tenhs of foot. The tide in the Gulf
is bnt one foo, and two tenths. get this pref
ccpiabe effect is produced 2l5 miles up the
river. There are three great animal floods
IN the river, in January, March and October.
The river is above mid water stage from the
last of December till July, and below it the
rest OF the year. The area of the Mississ.
sipp valley is 1886, ,o5n square miles The
yearly fall of RAIN is about 84,400 100000,
900 cubt feet The Mississippi discharges
annually 1900, OO,O0O,OOO cubit feet. or
about one quarter of the amount which falls
from the clouds. There is no good fotnla
tion for the belief that an arm of the sea
once extended up to the mouth of the Ohio,
or to that point below the Ohio where the
tortuous character Of the river begins. The
probability is that the m nth was once at or
near Plaquemine, 22O miles up the stream.
The present yearly rate of the progress Of
the land is ascertained to bs at South west
Pass 33S feet, at the South Passes 1870 feet,
at the South Pass 2sO feet, at che North
east and South eas, Passes 1870 feet, and At
Pass FOulre 3O2 feet This gives an ever.
age Of 262 feet per snnum, and indicates
4,4Oo years as The time for the growth Of
800 miIes
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

THE RATE OF ExpENDITURE-A few
months ago an official telegram from Wash
ington. stated on the authority Of Secretary
Chase, and of the Committee of Wavs aad
Means. HAT the expenditure of the Govern
men, were less than one million per day.
This was known to be false by members
of Con .ress, and is proved so by the appro
priaIions, which reached to eight hnn'lrel
millions. This is more than twice the sum
Indicated.
This was AS well known then as it is now;
yet the system of deception which has been
organized at Washington required the formal
misrepresentation.
1t is only incapacitv or fraud tina. thus
covers itself up with falsehoo!.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

THE SAGINAw.-A S.. Louis correspon.
dent of cotenporary writes: :
An officer Of the navy, attached to the
Mississippi tl";iI'a, now in this city. says he
was one of the officers uf the steamer Sag.
naw ON her first voyage from San Francisco
to lhe China Seas The machinery OF the
Saginaw, he SAYS, was The most perfect he
ever SAW on a steam man OF. war, although
the native alifornia timber of which she
was constructed was sos il adapted to the
purpose of ship building g,hat the vessel soon
rol,ed, and I'a'! to be abandoned by her crew
in q Chinese port
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
New JERSEY DEMoCRATIC STATE COVE

New JERSEY DEMoCRATIC STATE CoNvEN
TIoN Hon. w .llam &. Alexander, l'res
dent Of the last Gubtrnatorial convention.
Al the request, says the Trenton True Ao,er
ican, of the Democratic members of the Leg
islalure and ;he Committees which were ap
pointed At the Convention held previous to
the las: Presidential election, has issued u
call for a convention to meet at the State
House. Trenton, on the 4th of September,
to nominate candidate for the Office of
Governor. The True american adds-"The
ball thus put in motion will. we hope, be
promptly responded to by the Democracy
and conservative citizens of the State who
desire 10 ge, rid ofthe rule of abolitiouism. y
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
BY AND BY.

TL.res q little mischief maker.
That is stealing half our bliss,
Ske,ching pictures on dreamland,
Which are never seen in this;
Dashng from our lips the pleasure
or the present while we sigh
You may know the mischief maker,
For his name is "By and by"
He is sitting by our hearth-stone,
With his sly bewitching glance,
Whispering of the coming morrow,
As the social hours advance;
Lettering mid our calm reflections,
Hiding forms Of beauty nigh
He's smooth decetIul fellow,
This enchanting by and by
You may know him by his mincing,
BY his careless, sportive air,
BY his sly oblrusive'presence,
That is straying everywhere;
AS the trophies which he gathers,
Where his cheated victims lie
For bold, de ermined fellow,
Is this conqueror, BY and by"
When the calls by duty haunt US,
And the present seems to be
All Of time that ever mOrt.lls
Snatch from long eternity;
Then Il fairy hand seems painting
Pictures on n distant sky.
For cunning little artist
Is this fairy, BY and by"
"By and by" the wind is singing,
by and by" the heart replies,
But the phantom Just before US,
Ere we grasp it, ever flies,
List not to the idle charmer,
Scorn the very specious lie,
Only in the fancy liveth
This ''decciver' BY and by"
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
THE PATH THROUGH THE CORN

Wavy and light in the summer air,
Like a pleasant sea when the wind bows fair,
And its toughest breath has scarcely curled
Tie green highway TO Il distant world
Soft whispers passing from shore TO shore,
AS from hearts resigned, yet desiring moro
Who feels forlorn,
Wandering thus down the path through the corn:
A short space since, and the dead Leaves lay
Wondering under the hedgerow gray;
Nor hum Of insect. nor voice OF bird,
O'er the desolate field was ever heard;
Only at eve the paIlid show
Flushed rose red in the red sun-glow;
Till, once blest morn,
Shot up into life the young green corn.
Small and feeble slender and pale,
1t bent its head to the winter gale,
Hcarkened the wren's soft note of cheer,
Hardly bewldering Spring was near;
Saw ches uts bud and campons blow,
And daisies mimic the vanished snow
Where it was born,
On either side the path through the corn.
The corn, the corn. the beautiful corn,
Rising wonderful, morn by morn
First, scarce as high as fairy wand,
Then Just in reach of child's wee hand;
Then growing. growing, tall, brave and strong,
With the voice of new harvess in its song,
While in fond scorn
The birds out-caro the whispering corn.
A strange, sweet path, formed day by day,
How, when, and wherefore, we cam OF say,
No more than Of our ite-paths we know,
WHITTIER they lead US, why we go;
Or whether our eyes shall ever see
The wheat in the ear or the fruit on the tree;
Yet, who's torlorn?
He who watered the furrows can ripen the corr
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

THE SCARCITY OF SILVER CHANGE-The
scarcity of small change threatens to cause
much embarrassment among our business
men. We have never known change to be
so scarce before. 1t has been shoarded up
and laid away hy parties who are fearful and
timid. In Cincinnati Cleveland and other
cities. it is proposed that the city Councils
issue shin-plas'er notes for ten, fifteen, twen'
ty and twenty five cents. To this complex
ion has it come at last. The shin plaster era
is coming Seneca (Ohio) advertiser.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
CORPORATION OF AUBURN.

Regular meetings Of the Trust es on the first
Wednesday evening of every mouh
TnUsrEEs-Tabb Mitchell. Pre'dent; John R.
Gwynn, G. j. Hllycr William E. Miller, and VIM.
Osburn CLERK-Willam Sexto TREASURER
j. L. Brown. MARsHAL-John Boggs
Committee on Judciary-C. j. Ellyer.
Finance VIM. +. Miller.
Streets John Il. Gwynn.
Police-W iliam Osbnrn.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

HINTS TO LOYAL MEN.-The loyal public
shonld bear in mind that all newspapers are
taxed for the benefit Of the U. S. Government
three per cent, on the amount Of their adver
tis;ng on and after the present MONTH
Therefore the more advertising paper has
the more it pays for the support Of the Gov
ernment, 3. +. Journal
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

GRATING WAx.-If many stocks are to
be grated, take 81 onnces of common vel
low rosin, melt it gradually so as not 10 drive
off The urpenline. When reduced to the
consistency of syrup, add 70 ounces alcohol,
shake them thoroughly together, and pour
the mixture at once into well stopped bot
tie. Wien the graft is inserted and lied to
its place with strand Of mating IN the
usual way. cover the surface of the whole
this varnish with "A small painters brush.-
Such varnish may he used in any weather.
and is neither atfecrel by heat, cold or wet.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
Fee Bill of Town Marshal.

Passed and approved Sept. 25hA lSGl
For killing each dog, not tagged ...... 81 80
For selling each cog tag............... 90
For each License sold for exhibitions so
For services rs Collector. six percent Of the
amount of revenue collected on taxdle property
levied by the Trustees.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

The true danger is, when liberty is nbbled
away, for sxpedients, and by parts.-Burke.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
District Court.

B. F. Myres Judge. Meets on the seond Mon
day ia January. April and July, and the third
Monday in October
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

County Court, and Court of Sessions.
f II. Vandecar, Judge. Meets c fourth
Mond,y in January and May. AMI IL second
Monday in September.
Probate Court.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each rnth.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

ton correspondent of the Chicago Times
writes as follows
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1862. ,.., T He II = S62.

PENNsY LVAHA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with IT, connection. lorm-
TIE SHORTEST AMI QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpou NKw-i DIRK TO rng PRiNcirh "KsrERN CITIES
Flgh. trains daily tIom NowFofs 10 Philadelphia via
S-d. Jef.ay ADD Camden .nd AIboy hue 800
90" roiIlE LEAVE NEu-YORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURiLAH0I.>T
BY way Of Philadelphia the morning passengers eave rev
YORK al tinis oth. routes Evening passengers
al y IN one h1gf later than oiher lines
BY way OF Allentown evening pss,ehges leave ~ p IA
srye a, tfr saus dqe Eorhefn Ines In Choaso and al
polns 10 tho North Neat CFestsa lndanopohs Louisville
b. Louis Cleveland. tolumhu', Cincinnati ana oil mAia
points Wet, with RIVER changes 81 cara 49,, $500, .
Sle,pss Cars without etsngs, ron lom Phsds,pls "a
Pit.br.R JS mi,, AID New Pittsburgh 40 niiloa
Smoking aud saloon Cara on ell tains
Fare Tbs other foatrs
B,s,.sr checi Cd through. Transfsrs ires
S.csrs Tickets good until nsed ~ rinsssrsh
WEsIEkN EMIGRATION. .
I'll. P.,u.vl,snI. Central Company Eaiigrsn.
Accommodate Line VI cb AFFORD. cou",lo'e mGle ol
travel 10 paroles movps Westward at ons M ina asus rates
Of faro. v,ptcrTs
Nv ffeghs Il alt description, oan he forwarded
70 ana from say eei, on tte ksr0,I' o. pn, ~
ROAD DIRECT or TO any port tue n-yiSAbie Myers oil
lie Net by sleansr. nom Pittsburgh ay,.
The ntes Of Freight 10 ard nom sy pout "a no oy
charged o, other abroad Con-psnes - 20 snlp
pan inruns the transportation o. Their h'ssn' 20 ~ ION
Dsny' can foy VIA e'I nIVE sTocR'
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live stock viii hnd ms mos, sd
yantsreo,. ROUTE Cap4cous md "ou "'eisu slo SUI
comedian, and every attention IL paid TO theif wsnts
From Harnsburg ~hefs VIII be louhn ose,J III
fsJnr ard rssiing choice offered OF We futhaphL
PuIA EkW.lohk and BALIlHiohs 80, uo,..
J. L. ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No As'o'houas'
IEECH a Co, Freight Agents g, ,,,,,,.. -.
Mo- AstoF House and No south "hhsf' 81
MeDONAID BlsCHOFf E"',f 1,' s s;e.-s'
ENOCu LEWl5 Gens.. s,ps AIaoaa, La
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NEw.YoRK ~ NEw.HAyEN RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMESr.


49, SPEfNG ARPAN6EMESE 1852.
COMMENCING MAY 40. 80
Passenger Station IN NswYori flthst and Nh'sv
Entrance on Z tbEl.
IRAlNs LEAVE NETWORK.
For EsF'hsesn :. g. m, tx y l2;l9 tESli J;Sp
10, o'i5r'port Z. "a No., tE1li n:ls. EE)i $3.50
for Mifecd stafford Fairfield Southport snd westpor
-. n. ]. 49, 800 and 40 .. m. 80 1890.
For hor~sk. T. $50 . IN. ie5. .. (EIli $50 $50 s.
fol Da q, sal Greenwich T. ESQ M Uls $3.50. $40
r. For stanford T. g. (Ea) $50 nj i''ls D E5h ,:
So s..g, $50 y .,lrAl ,
TO- Pat Chester and int mediate stations I, ,jOa Ia u:
II, $3.50 i:m $50, 90 p 10. - .
kor pom Chesfrr std Sew Rochelle. go IN, (LL)
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. ysSprinsisd. IA, tEGl (EEh ?. M,
o. 81
Ior Boston via Shore Line i2.l5 pm Ia
boz Hartford and Springfield, D. u, (trb lG'l3, J.
FoP Conoec cut River Railroad to Montreal a. M tEsb
aud l2:ls y o. 10 Northampton . $500. - .,
For Hartford, Providence and Fsh&in Railroad I'm
Oh, I9.l5 %. So q,
For E,w.iI.ssn Eew.London end Stoninsion Railroad
.S o n, l2:l5, :. o. H. tts.)
FOR Canal Railroad, u IS p. ~. "a Northampton.
For loutstoac kailroao % Piusneld. m p a. 70
Darlington ard on SsgurdC' fhroushto fittshelc.
For Nau1.iuek naiifoSd. a. ~, J p u. -
tor psnbury Norsk nail' ID, 7, $3.50 g. na 4; %
Coutro diors sleepiug Core atiAche1 % m 'Iain
IaMfS II. ,lDNl, Superintendent.
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9iaiionrrp ano fnntp GOODS.
=. rI'IE PEN j. NIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD
IHg GOLD rFH-IIiF IEsT OF ALL PEN+
MOTIONS GOLD PENS.
!nE tEsr ILNS ~ rlis ~. MoSL ID, .,

IIE EYsT PENS - TfiE MpkLD
Ca r.esirt oil any of to following IN cnsh post
,isn tie sn ,.si b, reurn mail or otherwise
,.di,r,s Gold Pen Pens 'eise'g ne 'a~' soeTdHg
" 1867 ''1 a0 III PENS, WITHOUT cAsys
For ?5 o,rs The Made Pou for y cents 'te Li-iy Pen.
fo csrts the AiwaysR-sdy fen ol - gents no Ee..
rcr snd for > D, the E1eels!'r Pea.
Tho sfss are. Nos T. 3 & sudb - -.
IlIE SAME PES.s an SIN i-PLiTED EXTENSION
CASES WITH PtNclLS.
For 80 cents tie bare Pep Tor !" eeni' ,he Llct en
sSs r., IN - ,bs Irssor Pen 1he,e arc veihnsh,d
,ood witiLg Gcd Pens with ideosnn Points the sTe,'se
o every OF which will Ter outs'i so" o. ths ee''
IN, IAN. a. Morton, "Numb.r" ,ai "oeiiiy- are
.,ned N following Pens end The Poiui, are
for - months -1csp. ssans accident The numbcl' indi
cate ,izs only: no beng IL smallest No re I,if,"
sd',ee or II. Poeks, No ,he ,ussi .aa Nc, - TOO
Nb. o. an sIs. and lusio. Short Nbs OF Nos T. AID
.Od ade only q h., qaay. The sncs'ns' are i.'sai
N'' o. 'Ne ,soLD Pens WITHOUT CASES
For's cents, No Pen. lat quality or NO. ren' u
ofaI.sNo ePen lat quality, ora No. Pen "a qualify
ior igss NO Pea, ls quality sNo. +P,n, I'd qa,li
'ior 81 %, No ,Psu i, quality or No. Pen "a quail
Tor ~ IS No. Pen l',qusy OF, No. Pen, 9dquaiy
por 81 25. aNo. Pen T., quality, v.r,,ss,o>
TIE 'A"h o GASES wiiTs PENCILS
For 4Iso, aNo Pen. IL quality ora 10 Pen "a Ju.hy
For IS 30 Pen 1T quality, or NO rem "a 9'sN
ty. o. $ 10 Pen Cd qa'liis =, ill.,.
For ~ No 5Pen. Il. quality or No Pea, I'd qualify
Tor - 80 No Pen lt quality or Nos Fen, qnah
ity org 10 Pen ID quality. -
for s1s No Psi, lst quality, Or No. 6Pen % quality
ior ~ 5Js No. Pen. W Quality. $500. ..,,,,r,,, n.
GDI'pPENs LLntOUALTri tastLVEh-hOUNIED
pEsR- HOLDERS
For AZ A No. rem; Dg So - sE1 9Psni toi - 90
No . Psn. For 80 20 al No. Pea. .r,y
For ~ NO. Pen. for - No eFens aud of 20 4 40
iCPcn- 81. -, .,tfs..t.
The IA, Quality pointed with the very best ndo'm,a
pot, esyrrfly ,.ec,-d and Of this quality are col
with tho slightest inpereotion which .tm and TIC eo'eH
TIE % oust," arc up,ror to any psu' uai' by hiin
previous 20 thr yesf lSbo 90, .,,. n.
,sbi,y Ess.ily and Goof Wiring Qnelties hs eny 1us
eon,i 81 .iiopsl auy Gold psus made eise"hcrs -,
In .srd 10 the l.ap God Pens be bcs leave 20 say ths
reyou, 70 ofrfang lie nov and I"ented Machihes ne
could 10, have made Good Writing aud Dubs fea io'
~. mr.. Rad III. Gold teen furnl,h.d grstuitouslt
pe,f,s o,6s,tug sKsf al ,nsf0aoe tp,eUg a, Nsfs
~, and CBafliv u the Pens oGHted aHf bc ?f'"'
70 de,r,bs fi- krad II Fen' NV p'o''-i'HeH" "v ="
Al ,ei,t.ncss by mail IN Registered Letters ere At my
i,k .,n,rou
No - Mtidcn Lane Nsy- York
s,,Jlra .rss letter postsianp viii receive cir
erl.rvItb the .n.rsyincs eb1ge re'eIrcdt 20 g., A.,
r For sac by all deasrs ~ the iios sHioufno"' '"'
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uUDsONRIvER RAlLROAD.-For ALBA
(,EYTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

NENIRAL RAILROAD oi NLN-JERoEf.-
~ from Tot OF Coualaudt.t- &C onnsctng :; Hampton
Juncou with Devse Licits auns and e'.ern Raj. oal
srd - Eston with L,lgh Valley Railroad ant T.. connoo
tiiu, forming direct line 70 Pittsburgh aud tie Wet -i'hoe'
sUMGE1 ARRANGEME st Oa.mencin: May > igs!
80 cavs sUE-fot ~ follow. .
UtrNrsurpo FrPhFss--ht 9 q m. Or Eaton Rcs5ily
Peit.,fiIr u.rusbufr. Mauch Cbuus. Wuism'por. &c.
MIN. TrAi~-At a. Tor Easton, v sog Gap, scEar
tor Gfea, Bend fitttlon. NiikesbtrTa &c 49,
~. IHHotsu iKsfs-tor rasfon hsnch Chunk, wa
Ususnstt Reading, Fo,tsvi'- Hamburg Sc.
D. q. as FsssFsgry IKAiS-tcT Easton. bethlehem
kll-ut,gu. md = tuch Chuns
G.3Or.N NN rHtiN-Ior S0me-vI'" .
aPs WrsrERs EsrEgss-Flr Eaton Allentown. Read
ins a.u.burs Pnbcrch snd the West Sleeping from
Jousy O,ty thrttgh 20 rifs1u' %
ErPArss Ts.v yoH HslM.BrEG-Ih- a IN. Express
su l.ori ee Yok rrr. ~ ifsTlis1CTg - y m co'1e,
ing "a, and Nss "enusyysn.s tenr Railroad No them
CerJs K-rosd North aai South and with the Cuuoer-
and valley Railroad.
TnE TIaoraH s1rEHss TRAiS FOK THs Wz,r. lesvea
New ,s az f.iy tsnndsy- rrcepied ms.ing clo-e
connection - Nlratgr- wih PenuHyvBntA Rsrodd-Wih
20 ci.4ge 20 fi"sourg and but one 10 NHcin-
ra and Chicago -Four horff time 10 ssyed BY taxing ihi'
tan
Tok q Pier no. North River, At 10 and II 20 m
$50 4..f, 4ut d q. 80 -,
TIP cucl wy tOhN - SIEFFNt SUPERINTENDENT
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Y. VI IT =
10y BANGS, MERWIN ~ Co., Irving Build
I'D ings Nos. 59S and sf Broadway Sass Of Books So
tiouery PirtuIs WORSE Of Art fancy Goods Furniture NC
TUESDAY EVENING. Juiy l. a. Fl 0clocA.
rNGRANINGS PHOTOGRAPHS. WAltR-COLOR
DRAW SOS, AMBGOrS PES. LIlHOGRAPhs &c-
For parnss see Catalogue aud .L, Putos on exit
hiton nc the sse.r0oms
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON. July ? O'clock.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS AND DOCUMtNT>-A large
sud Interesting collec,nAme'eeI aud fOeign-ea iae ed
driuR many years Aso few Books Pamphlet, snd
Portraits FOR particulars see Caisogne, 20 De bad st toe
IA,
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E H. LuDLow, Auoiioneer
PROVISIONS. CLOTHING, Ne, q

L TFVTN T~TVINEIs Y %
/ TON nv order OF ISAAC HENDERSON, Navy Agent.
= III LUDLOW & 90. will sell at auction on TUESDAY,
iy D. l2G2 y o'clock. the Navy Yard, Bfookyoi by
otdrr of I.aaN Henderson. Navy AGENT:
PEOS ISlONS-A large quantity Of Bread. Beef Pork,
Fleur Rice Tea Bssns. Dried rpe.. Better. hoisset.
M-a &c Also 3Vsl 5000 Cheese, abolished from navy
la,iins
CLOTHING sc.--Psa Jackets Rouud Jackets. Jumpers,
Tgossers OyorLl, lbdrf.nts. Sh.eng fTocAf, SHOES
Socks FlsDne (nysss Duck. ssii.et. &c.
SMALL SrORES.--A quantity OF Tobacco hiobons but
tom. Shaving Brushes soap. Scrub Brushes, Mustard JACK
kys Kaxors lie, Of which can be sosn AZ the ONCE
af I'M, iurIious.rs No 8 Pine.st. ~ Y can
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Sales BIZ Anttlon.

UCTlON NOTICE.-Ii. WILSON, Anc-
~ tipn-.r By 4 u GALE. A. the hsuuflc'a'ers nepot
NJ a. De,-st NANUFAt lREhS fACkAGt sALt-
A1out eco r.ses BODTs ,hOfS. CATERS, and AL
MORALS THIS DAY. at 10 O'clock e. m. comprising
p. aud seurrai adapted 30 che ,a,i
oes and god. ready eNauits ocJsk this nom
ms. a u. OALti NlrhAt ct'rt' Abeus,
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E,nr IN SEyEsY.fIFrH SrREKr.--On Sundsy
night about Il OF ock, fire broke oat in an unoe'
cnped barn in Seven y-iifth street. between Fourth
and Fifth avenues, owned by j. Is. Cote. Inc
building WAS destroyed. Loss about $500; no 'ussf
ance.
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CoURT CALENDAR-ims DAY.
SrrRr.R CouEr - CIRCUIT - Part I-Noe
rI aaI7 e,al s23 2i2s 24e7 2il9 at3l. 231, 2, TN
stls sa43 Pas elt7, 2ii9. 2i5i PASS, 2is1. A..
SUPREME CoURT-CHAnBFRs.-Reser hoe.
2Oi goa 2l2 3l3.
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sITPrRIOR CotrRT-spsciAL TssE-JcNr 3o--Beseee
Justice MoSEiL-
DECISIONS.
The People agt. Bansf.-Cese resettled, and iUs
Cioea Sc. sst Wuei, ke.-Ms,ion warranted
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MoRE LTcESsEs.-Yeeterdsy the Excise Co'nn's
,ouers granted fourteen additional LICENSES to seu nsu~
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME CoURT-Cn1sBEss-Jrs o-BefoSs Ju,ns
BARNARD.


SUPREME COURT-CutssEss-Jrsg so-BsfOrs Ju,siss
BARNARD.
DEclsiOSS.
Christian Schiebel agt. Nina Sehiebel-Divores
John d Oveiton sgt Clinton Roosevelt ct all Wm. Bel
l,uiv AIT Bernard Kice--Nofions denied, 80 costs
Nm Moser agt. John !. Benson Motion denied, SIC
cos.s 20 abide event OF action 80.
joan Maxwell sst Henry Buklsy, ct all A. 5. CnderhM
act Geo Noghs ct sl--Orisrs granted
Hannah OCelsehsn sat Catherine Quin ct d-Receisss
ordered : 10 cost. 10 abide essnt OF seton -
hsnty o. Tanner. ree'T sst IL. NJ Andrews, 1c-hooss
John r. schermeshom as- Thomas Cumming j., Ct Al
Wa Il. Fern. agt Geo. W. csvsnssh.-Rs>0rt confirmed
and order granted
Cha leo Aalglt as Isaac R. vsnnesno.on to discharge
ffoIa arrest denied With : 10 costs
COURT OF COMMON EAs-sPEciAL rssx -JgSa D.
Before yuf.e DAILY.
THE RIGHT TO ENLIST yiNoRsi WITHOUT CONSENT
p.REvf, DETERMINED.
In "a Patrick Fois soldes enlisted "a the Army o! the
United States
The Judge bsid in this cs-e thu. by the second
., AZ the Of Congress Of l3.h FebruaTy 1852. which
ll he 6nh section Of the act OF l85O aud declared hse
hereafter no under the Of l8 should be mus,sse
mo the United states service sud that the osth or enimee
y The shoa be cqDsidered conclusive 20 nis
49, tbey, coubt the rish rnlist 0noi bs.~-ss
~, .pe u and a. IL w-sssted that toi' Dad under ~
w.. the recruiting officer that he was over u ss Jog
but IS the advice sho@ have been niade oy any
setting under the authority OF the United states re-
not atsal as he 49, and might lawfully De e"stea.
The application therefore, dchsrs- fofs Ion me amy.
ground hat he va. ninor aud had en','a WHOM
the consent Of bic parents gusrdsus, was asnse- -
j. ~ Sheehsn FOX sppicsni Lieut.. b. d. 'oacs iet osr
eminent.
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TERM SUs-Pa.selg-5 Depot Jsui.s.sip aud loot CT
.shst T. K-s t0r cen port Ssi iiagDor Orient,
md Hampton. a. a. "a sni 40 iof syoss-t a. $3.50
p n tor Greenport. p. iof rsTmibgdale Sundays
ihs train isses Hunter. Point "a - ferrJi al ~
fo Rigrhetd and in aefe st0as e. eIcurion Tsios
returning I,sss Rysfhesi - n.
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rI'O BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
1 PORT by SHORE Ll.s.--Lesves 2'th-st. 4,h-sg, 4
NJ arrive 90 Providrnoe 4;20 I'm. .l5 strive Ia Pro
vid rnce $3.50 ptni pm, t4pr-ns Through Mail Tram
srrire in Providence $3.50 ADD Boston 40 ian.
FL CALHOUN Superintendent
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DAY.BOAT for ALBANY and intermediate
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eye-y MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, AID FRIDAY, Il : a. N
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TOR HARTFORD, MERIDEN, and SPRING
l. FIELD---TEaMBDAT and RAILROAD CONNEC-
TION vic NEN-HANEN The CONTINENTAL leaves
Psci Iii, Ea- River daily Snndays escrpsd ct 5:l2p N
I'm. steam no.t ia irsyrs the wh,t a. NkW IN on
the srfiyA Of boat all ~ stations. Ni5Hf LINZ
The TRAVELLER leaves for New Haven a III O'Clock