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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-05-03
Calvert Comstock, William Cassidy,
Elon Comstock,

with ample additional special assistance In the seve
raj departments Of the paper.
Next to vigorous support ofthe Federal Govern
ment In It's present perll-the first great duty Of
cry patriotic citiEen-the leading purpose and design
Of the Editors will be to advocate Democratic and
Conservative doctrines, and to eRgraft them upon
the policy and administration Of the Goyernments-
State and National. At the same time they will
strive to furnish their readers the best possible gene
raj newspaper. The latest intelligence-fOregn and
dOmestc-wl always appear In the columns Of their
paper; and lie Commercial Department will embrace
the fullest and most reliable information, including
correct and ample reports Of the Money, Produce
and Cattle Markets at New York and other leading
points Of commercial transactions Great care will
also be bestowed upon the literary character Of the
paper, and such original and selected articles,
tees Of publications, &C., will be given, will
be likely to interest the reader For the benefit Of
that large class engaged in cutvating the soil, We
shall give prominence TO Agricultural subj devo
ting to them original articles editorials and commu-
nications) and carefully selected matter from the
leading journals Of the country.
The Editors may be allowed to express the hope
that the knowledge which the public have Of their
editorial experience Affords the best guarantee of
their intention to make the Ne1O York Weekly
Argus the most useful and complete general news
paper In the Union. It has already large and val
liable subscription list, which they trust will be rap
idly augmented, until the paper Shall reach every
PostOfce, and dnd its way into every nSghborhoOd.
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On the 5th Day of May. A. D. 1862,
f.s.asf..
EXECUTORS SALE.

WNY virtue of an order made by the Hon. Probate
O Court Of FL Dorado County, State Of CalifOr-
MIA the undersigned, Executors Of the last will and
testament Of r. T. WAKEFIELD, deceased, will sell
at public auction, the premises, at Single
Springs, in said County, on Thursday,
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Zha WaE1a - eAa- Raahs1s~DS6lARa~
-ssSas - thN Deed aaA EIavtAg-1A-
So1salt1neS - thO T1AeasR=1ss a -
Gspa BeSsre ne People.
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80
Give a. the morning that flows ~ - sHSen,
Give - the waves when their eeeea41 = Ftftni
Give e. the free air and suBshi
Layishly, utteriy, jCyfOlN
NoG the waste drops Of thy cup OSeh1s4anEs
Nos the faint sparks Of thy hearth evafV ASWiugs
Noe pals bod fFOm the June Toses blOwingi :.
Give, a. he gave thee, who gave thse TO 1--we
RsuF Sus thy Isve, hike the rush Of . river
wasting It's waters, for ever and ever,
ThEO' Tie bHxns eands that reward not the gtVer:
silent or Songful, thcu nearest the sea.
Scatter thy HE, - the summer shower pouring!
what IL no bird Through the peaTl-rain is soaring
What II no flower looks upw ard odOTing!
Look to the life that was lAvishsd for thee.
% the wild wind stTeWs its perfumed csresSeSs
Evil and thankless the desert il blesSes,
Bittsr the wave that its soft piniOn presses,
l.-.r-- Never IL esaSeth TO whisper and sing.
What IL the hard heart gives thOrnS for thy TOSes
What II - rocks thy tired bosom repOsea:
G@estest is a.asie UiEh minoF-keyed sseref,
EaiEes4 the Vhnes thai ON ruins Nn CHING.
AIzast the day It tAy giving 10 over:
Ere from the GfaSs dies the bee haunted clover,
Thea wilt have Vanished fF0@ friend and from lover
What shall thy longing avail 10 the grave
Give ~ the heart gve0 whose EetteTS are breaking
Life, love and hope AN thy dreams and thy waking
Sooa heaven's river ny SOul-fever shaking,
Thou shalt know God and the gin that be gave
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SUMMONS.

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA.-In Justices Court,
- Mud Springs Township, in and for the County Of
FL Dora 10.
The People Of the State Of California send Greet
lag Ia WILLIAM, PEARCE:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me at
my Office in the Township Of Mud Springs, In the
County Of Fl Dorado, on the 9th day Of May, A. D.
1862, at 10 o'clock A ~, to answer unto the COM
piaint OF John Bakely, who you to recover the
sum Of twenty eight So 100 dollars (f2s 56) being
balance due on book account, for ranching horses
and hay and board, rs per account now on file in
my ofice,--when judgment will be taken against
you for the said amount, together with costs and
damages, II you fail to appear and answer.
To the Sheriff any Constable Of said County,
Greeting MAKE legal service and due return here
OF.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of April, A. D.
1863. J. MCCORMICK,
Justice OF the Peace OF said Township.
Affidavit having been made before me, this 10th
day OF April A. n. 1862, that the defendant herein
named could not be found that dligent search had
been made, and that good cause OF action exists,
1t is ordered that service Of summons be had by
publication Of the same in the MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT,
a paper published In PHcervlhe III Dorado County,
CALIFORNIA; for the space of three weeks from the date
Of the FIRST publication. -
apr12td Justice Of the Peace.
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A QUACK sdvsrtises . nOstrum to this
effect" ConsumPtives, cough while you
can, sfssr after you have taken one bottle Of
n y1iztnse 50u ean't III Tbs 6rgt bottle
viz kii, we presume.
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TERMS 4:

The Neao York Weekly Argue is Published 10
quarto form, each number containing eight pages, or
foFty-eight columns, printed on new and handsome
type In the best style II will be furnished 10 sub
scribers on the following terms, payable always in
advance:
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And the ranch attached thereto, consisting of 100
acres Of choice land and the improvements thereon.
Also the Furniture and Fixtures OF the House, Farm
ing Implements, etc.
~ Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JOHN CARNEY,
r. N. WILLING,
Executors.
Planters House, April 7th, 1s62-apr12td
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The 9th Day of May, 1862.
THE PLANTERS HOUSE,

At 10 o'clock, A. NJ the following described real and
personal property, belonging to the estate Of said
deceased, to wit The Tavern stand known as
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THE NEW YORK WEEKLY ARGUS

It is published in quarto form, Of the size Of the
leading New York Weeklies; and We promise that in
It's News, Editorial, Literary, Miscellaneous and Ag-
rcultural Departments in its Market Reports and in
all other Tespects it shall be at least equal to any
paper published in that city. While devOting to Il
eSsSe-:S EEYVices it has also the benefit Of
the entire time and constant supervision Of Mr..
ELoN COMsrOcK for several years Of the editors
Of recognised editorial ability and experience.
The editors will therefore be
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CUsrOM in infancy becomes habit in old
age.
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TO be found anywhere North OF San Francisco
which tsesa IasS - r,-,-.-- - 49, =. ------>
demonstration TO AL who may desire anything in
their line, from
A Poster to a Visiting Card!
Being fully convinced Of the fact that the prices
for Printing, like all other things in Cali
Ifornia have greatly decreased within the past year.
we have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
LABoR-SAvING MACHINERY
Known In the business; and are thus enabled to
compete with EVEN San Franclsco-thereby CON-
petely nullifying the hitherto gOof argument chat
money could be saved by sending below for print
ing" Our stock of
CARDs,,BILL AND FANCY PAPER,
Is always of the best quality, selected with due REL
gard to the wants Of our Immediate neighborhoOd
and, being in constant communication with our
Agent in San Francisco, anything KEw, or Of NovEL
DESIGN introduced there can be speedily transmitted
to us.
Having thus enumerated our facilities and deter.
A. ,IIo If No. ,nl
Eor be found with prices or execution, we will now
reterate that
BOOKS AND CATALOGUES,
POSTERS AND HAEDBILLS,
PROGRAMMES AND CIRCULARS.
INVITA- TONS AND 7TCKETS.
BILLHEADS, FREIGHT BILLS
BUSINESS CARDS AND TAGS,
BOY AND BOTTLE LABELS,
CERTXFYCA TIES OF STOCK.
BANK CHECKS, RECEIPTS, .fc'
In any desired colors or style, will be printed BY
AT FIFTY PER CENT. LESS
Than former prices, and in the same style that has
always been the commanding feature Of printing
emanating from the Office Of the
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.
W- Those who have hitherto patronlEed Us are
satisfied that what we have above announced is
strictly correct those who have not yet pAtroniEed
Us, need only make one trial to be convinced. We
are both PRACTICAL PRINTERS and fully capable Of
fulfilling to the letter all We promise here.
GELWICKS 4 JANUARY,
| PRoPRiEToRs.
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Being fully convinced Of the fact that the prices
for Printing like all other NECESSARY things in Call.
ornia, have greatly decreased within the past year.
we have accordingly bought and put into operation
all the latest and most desirable
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To any person sending club Of 10, We win ssAd
the Albany Daily AIGs d Ar0Ws, one year, gratis.
Subscriptions may commence with any number.
Letters whether containing Temltances or Otherwise
should be addressed 10 the undeFsl8ned, CorRSr Of
BrOGdaeGv sad PGrk Place, opposite Ottv RdD
Park, Neso York.
CoMSToCK 1 CASSIDY,
feh15 PropFietorS.
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COUNTY REPRESENTATIVE.

WV" AA1h6 1A4o66 xAV4V0
eenAtors-(not elected this yeAr)-A. g. O. Denver.
%. Harvey. "e'
Members Of the ASsembly-SenecA Dean, J. YraSSr :.
}. H. Dennis, H. @. Parker. .----- c.
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TO be found anywhere North OF San Prancisco-
which TEA iANS ~ I,-l---- .---S - ------>
demonstration 70 AL who may desire anything in
their line, from
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LABoR-sAv1NG MACHINERY

Known In the business; and are thus enabled to
compete with EVEN San Francsco-thereby COM
petely nulIifying the hitherto gOGf argument that
money could be saved by sending below for print
ing" Our stock of
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ONO.
When the power of making laws and
the power of executing them are united in
the same person, or in the same body Of
magistrates, there can be no liberty, be.
cause apprehensiOns may arise, lest the
same monarch or senate should enact ty-
rannical laws, to execute them in tyran-
nical manner. ~,
There is no liberty, if the power of
Judging be not separated from the legiSla-
tive and executive powers.
The enjoyment of liberty, and even its
support and preservation, consist in every
mans being allowed to speak his thoughts
and lay open his sentiments.
Military men belong to a profession
which may be useful, but is often danger
GUS. -Montesquieu.
AN EXTRACT FROM BENTON.
In Benton's Thirty Years in the U. S.
Senate" Vol. II, page l6l, we find the fol.
lowing: ---
"In looking over the names OF the can.
didates for Speaker, (AEno 1897 it will
be seen that the whole were Southern men
no Northern man being at any time put
in nomination or voted for. And this cir
cumstance illustrates pervading system
Of action between the two sections from
the foundation of the Government-the
SOutherners going for the honOrs, the
Northeners for the benefits Of the Govern.
ment. And each has succeeded, but with
the difference of success in Q solid and in
an empty pursuit. The North has be-
come rich upon the benefits of the Gov.
eminent; the South has grown lean upon
its honors."
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MATRIMONIAL.

MATRIMOSihb' .->~-~~,..1,
youSG Gryrrryas, - NJ. YEAhs " caylasSond vrp viii
~ .gg i,ss wih View W N i.ran..1 1 comfort ,6le
esine lvas" ,..- ana eFefonsic. 10 snch ,in.s ~
ty, a-11if husband awaits her. Ati ~ ~.
bone Co., 80 ~ ystss Frank Lcrrimer, poh io' he'A'
Cfrr. -,.,,.-r, .,p 4TpI,t m N
bANii 800 ant h ghv teai t.yg, we
~ SO heaa asna per ' sp M siy Of ab1ut lbs
tn wi'. M ror s- heat y end agieeaDe Wm & ss,s nm
nann.ht ,i tn support f0 e1mor ~ az 9.i,t -, ,y ,e
,rssrrta0iAfv Who ~, sf,'e allttss y. - nur rnn
p'a M rest ofce Nassau ~ ~ ~, Nv, ~ osrssn Sc
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my coops.

AT Efsrr's
"A ''hN'N" sfAiSo "OiassM sasM AUonos.
CoLLknS sErs HkNps
ufst sitae Nalass, ls' NJ. 60 %
~ af.as M'htsa fasie. ls y y sis, ~
0st NiS,i NEDAi tioS s,, S9ll-AAs'
or Wing Eutsi iNAss Z ~ y iNrH"''~-~
rAr1AlNs ~ MkNuANAs lilhIs "A, t,r
f,..s. 49,, ii ~. nr-rs.sf ~ - A. nc
49, f.sr.s. fs'.tsi a rfsrca . - e. - is'
ntsn M 4. rtsi fNalHn s.aag d z 49,. Ass~
@ss.s. ,isss ss &C.. .... e'ss sss \ s. Sc.
~. n.re f.a'' 20 DfaaH .e rs at ~
o.. Lsl.es frs1e4 Las :. io..n,,,,- y,,pnxa
49, NfND sFili >o ntBsuNS.
OFFNfNa kPhlNu fRiNAi NSr.
GINNING NfklSa fLAiwlh NJ.
SriN ~ STRAW EosSETs.
fslo hssi srrfug ronnsi Frsnss ~
A'~ sssuts saiIr B ssosns &C.. g.. ioe
ssnss sA.si ssssas. sac, sss-. ~.
RAEaArxs N HCxrtRT
Np.ll -. s.s.as hos..y q. - Nsl "a
,,%S's. sss.s,, AZ iis e, a. r. a.. iss, lss
~ II GLo "a.
pent aNa,lV - airhit ca t 43c.
CFenns Llsix 0lcfes ass ts@1zls,. hN ~ % -, -
ncst sesli~s ~ rsrsr.
lHhaa : ExlrscIs, -.
rOuvENoNxAfE3 RA0s Avn FA>Ck AkIifl Fs
FTNINu sTRAM nthNkI1. M. ~ ~ FLOW lhss
nAsrs rRiMNtNvS rA9-. rnss;
Nh KINNEY.
"a aa6 - a .hlh ssteus,
pesueen rWsniy.arst and f~snts- --ceond sfeeis
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uoRsrs. cARniasEs. &C.


A sFLEvHD ,rntF Hos Foa -aI.u-oE FiSE
- {. 'i.n AZ. Z. e 80 20
ssna, h.. l,.a laa-s $ bl,ssa .l.us sei.tss 49,
400 S'1 y. 4, -t.re. - = 1. s.op : s'.s,s
Y 9esF' .ugrl
.NY FERsoS HAvfSe a uoasE rnET Norip
a. a. ~ s... 'ia X w 80. i'ss rs
BahNs'sH a 80 aol oEluoo~r .ra,rr
niNuFAoTs ssiis % IlsE ;aEltaIs ron
r-.s iss" RI fiS AD " 400 (. ,aai,'an
n, !, ~ ,sea y tss y q h'' ~. 'sss 90, a,
sTyiB, oUAiliy AsD INisf.
Vii Be srieily uasinis,nsd, ;, 4 n ad'i on
7, ,sI .ss pS S,F ~. !1,rla y ,AsS aslss
ernE GESfLENiSs W,soS"
SSs Only ifids PLAcs Ak is' ~ 81 sixEss i, iss,S
S2AntsIi Bro me, o,.ner q Ao.t street
poARD YOUR HORSES At TAffF r. tLI's STABLES.
- rhirH ninih street ana avsnue, bc..se
!. tne best aE,aaees mos cmnoaf saa .'I sendaesi
boar rs Aacii9n sales Of ~ W. -. .r,. A., every
VoR sALF--A COACH AND opEy BaRorcuH. IN
Il good order. Apply 10 kobt.Rf. No. wess Twenty.
- -
ENoR sALE-By A PERSON GOING TO EUROPE, A
FOR sae nassy y pS napiu. mai price Insa. a Med a.
s,aa.e, on Twelfth tsresL neAr unisert'n p~e.
Tor sArE-cHEAp.. A LOT or SOUND youSa
Horses, just arrived from caassa sever- a., -ooi
eelFas 60 g also one ase Ss IN & aas
breeding. Can he at OAK sah, door from
the ferry Al lobcken Nd.
L,OR SALE-A NICE HEARsE, ALBANY WAKE, cosr
wjch street. 4. hALsoiM.
NOR sALE-A sORREL HORSE, SUITABLE FOR A
Il lore old and II HAMS hgh alsu,
set of s!evedoe Tools Apply ., X esese.l s.rert
LrOR sALE-A SECOND HAND ROCKAwAY AND
Brgsy in good condiion. Apply at RoJor. ons lsesy
stable, 81 State street, Brooklyn.
TNOR sALE-A SHIFTING TOP BUGGY; BEEN Used
season. and viii be sold cheap Apply NJ Cos 4 >
stable Forty third street and Sixth avenue VI 10 CLOsb
i47 Fulton street.
LyoR SALE--AT A GREAT BARGAIN. A sFCoND
hand Coupe in fine or Ter, almost coul made
by Of best IN this aty. IL be
for week at the repository OF Messrs j. Ne
Quinby Co.. 620 Broadway
INOR SALE.-A HORSE WAGON AND HARNESS
IL win he sold cheap, the further Tor
them; table for city business. Inquire atli Ihop
SJn street,
MINER 4 STEVENS. vrn srnrvr
class CARRIAGES and light WAGONS o. Ire latest Ash
and and elegance OF lnish,
style and durability are equal 70 any IN this marke to which
we invite the inspection oi purchasers.
ATOTICE.-FOR SALE FOR KEEP, ONE BROWN
~ Mare at the stable of heading Armstrong 18th
IL o'co.k noon. HEADING Armstrong.
w and action; be perfectly sound and Kind. Apply
TO JAMES CONNOLLY, 3.o Seventh avenue.
yXrANTED--A TEAM OF HORSES BRIGHT BAY OR
style and aeion trot 81 minutes. Address Horse
Herald Office Price to suit the tinss
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A TTENTION, CASH BUYERS.
FURNISH THEIR HOUSES
with any Of the articles nioned below invited 70
examine our st lck consisting of
tRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS
FRENCH CHINA TEA SITS
Z FRENCH CHINA DESSERT SETS.
RICH AND PLAIN CUT TABLE GLASS.
TAbIE CUTLERY. &c, &C.
We offer the following bargains that NOT cquaied In
New York. namely
Silver r,ned Tea Spoons, The dozen. 2s
Silver Plated Table Spoons, the dozen. 10
Silver Plated Table Forks, the Dozen. %
Silver Plated Casters, six cut bottles %
Silver Plated Cake Baskets .................4 W
Plated Tea Sets xix pieces, chased. .....l6 90
S5-SILvER PLATED ICE PITCHERS. ............6 o.
46-La, gest size handsomely chased 10
s,o-s,LvER rEArES ccrFtE SfRss ~ $40 90
$l0-New styles, beautifully engraved. ........ 10 10
SO, $40. SO, $40
Cut lass De aaters quarts, the pair. 80
Gu; Glass Dccanters. p:nts, the pair ar........ o.
Coored Bohemian Glass Finger Bowls the dozen.... 81
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen n.,......... 90
IRON-STONE CHINA.
Dinner Sets, large sorsment. %
Ironstone china Dinner Plates the dozen. "
Irons,one china Breakfast Plates, the dozen.
Ironstonc china Soup Plates per Dozen 95
Ironstone china Toilet Seis, II pieces 60
TOGETHER WITH
the larcest and most varied assortment OF
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GAS FIXTC RES GAS FIXTURES
in the city, embracing all the useful articles
DWELLING HOUSES,
STORES, CHURCHES,
HOTELS, &C, &C.
Everybody rneditang an investment Gas Fixtures will
advance their
OWN INTERESTS
- 90 W. j. f. DALEY 4 CO.,
63l Broadway.
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s-A.''Es''
....u..a a. ,na.4 Sfysd,.E' - tr,nt
- ara tea ..t,, u eastrntse 20 pay ATTY yer cum
FarniiHl sna .l-r In the city. an not 70 ps an =,
mo- 80 49, NJ ~ ana false protentcfs = - .tath
tst ~ ..F.f il anventh syen1" ncNNssssn nnhait
saafs.ss, 1890 er.s srcss LADIES' ahena'a % WIS
r,E ysrABMsuNESr 81! sEsEMSIs, W.. 4, A.Ess AparrsSis
~ sfseTss ss,iasrs weatna Apparel law. ~ .,,,c,es
*lHt ~ r.rr.rlek 10 pay toe iuh "A al2
t4re. ~, sar Pea-s call on or eddfess1 ~ .,...
g@wsutf atea1e. ssconl ho.s' AN'~
...-. .,,..a xFw AID LEFT oFL CLoThISmi
f.ENTLfNtNS g. wesern market, irsayc OF snsn ,
- me ful vslas VA ee ~ W wi m ss - Ifos d. Con-
4, tuts@o. P.ehtt rAH -
,..,.up,vrp IRON CALironNfA, WITH sscy nsss.s. of
TAid for Lsccs Aia ,~. N an am
Anrst IN yay iwepsqvs p.r cent az mor oH o.. Yves
II tlghnN send var notes 70 ~ ~" "a rca,lc
other rsrt ~ Mrs. n. Vabey snn
hrsaiw,sv iw',s'a.,sa by Nc B. OApir, be'wee" ''''"'N
Il Frsnsls street ---------------=-
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MILLINERY, sc.

A LARGE ASSORTMENT or SPRING NIi.LiNEhe
N anu straw the lat-s, shape NJ q sif - ~.
ready; also chidrens Hats aud nncts a. the os casa
prf es, at Mrs. SIMMONS o31 Broadway.
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RAILROADS.
,rrnsoN RIVER RRAILRoAD.-TRAINsF FOR ALBANfi
~ me North and WcAt leave Chamucs tueeth :
s,T II A. H., and 8 %, aud 10 ~. --
NEW YORK IiARLEM ANp Pm ABAfw sAt wts sA'"oAp
Wpt.r nrrangcment neng dohaas gc,, r,,,,
"Inr Aauy-1) 20 A. NJ, Express Mah lf"ih' iioh i"V
,vsiytn .trrst depot - r,,
. for an V toHS BURgiALr, Assistant Superintendent
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COAL.

40. Ar al q PER ION H. K6,
TunBERLAN,n,, AN,n,,Ssysad coal fof snsn or rsSrcsd price
ceyti GUM !. aes erred al the opo.e 49, re1 an.
ysi,,v which viii ps "a locust Mountain, lenNh sl
kso co q R fRa IS Es
market prce Ilivs oi south Teeth street ~ aaf
s.ieet few ~ syrt SEM " pSsi or left In ooAs' ~
~, 2t Water street ------------------
1,oE sEovr gcSpsED gTeSsr E9Ss 81 ss sSd u Sail
Coal. Apply a boFr'S0"
van street - :.
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sooner. IL we attack very sooD II will be on &C
count Of some advantage given us by the enemy.
Meanwhile, every preparation for the sick and
wounded should be made, and hope never again TO
man with ball in his arm eight days after u
was shot there, and his surgeon not yet knowing Of
the case
No army in the world was ever better provided
with food than ours. There is soft bread beyond
White House, the beef rations do not get TO the
font regularly, aud potatoes are very scarce. Hard
ker- before gOl used 10 them It took me jnst
mile and hulf TO eat one cracker y salt hoes as
The boys call It. really c0rned beof, bacon and salt
pork are served ont Iequlsfly, aud the coffee whc
your REGULAR correspondent denounces in such M
measured terms, is 1t least Improvement upon the
unmiXed swamp wafer Of our camp, and does not
scorch tie skin off your throat like the vilaiGous
detection, called cOmInifsary whisky. The coffee ~
less fatal than the whisky by at least hundred
yaIds.
Tue tents are no holiday affairs. They are what
called shelier tents each one beng shelter for
two soldiers. They are composed Of two paraeilo-
grams OF duck, each of which is carried by soldier
N his inapsack when OH the march, Stopping,
each file makes tent 10y fastening tie two PAT to-
geiher, extending the whole over pole ABOUT four
eel from the ground, and fastening the ends TO tue
EARTH six feet spart. There YOU have 1t J adnllra-
be Tor ventilation as could well be desired.
Thus having worked, thus worsing, thus fed ard
thus sheltered, with brave and competent ohcers,
with kind and skilf1l surgeons Tor TIE most part,
whenever the men - The Army OF The potomac nave
been called upon to fight they have, IN almost every
! ins ance, done nobly for themselves, their COM
mauders, and their country. | talked famillary
with hundreds of the meu who bad been in every
battle from Yorktown 10 Fair Oaks; visited many
Divisions OF the Grand Army and saw the men in all
weathers at work on duty IN carap during hoors OF
relAxaton saw them fly to arDs at n1dnight, and
tase their places for an expected struggle at noon
day; net Them in short, in every situation IN which
soldier can be placed except that of actual battle,
aud / au firmly, fully persuaded they viii 90 the
great deeds their country expects Of tnem 1hey
cafe fol the battle now-they impatient to drive
| lie Rejel hoides beyond Richmond, and now they
would Ike to 90 II were it required that Icy should
advance with bayonets fixed, from the CLiekahominy
! 70 the James.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-21

The process for enforcing The freedom Of the slave
was by saa in the name Of the negro against the
owner for freedom, in the form of an ordinary ac-
ton of uespass, and the title TO freedom was rested
BY operation of law Immediately on the copsum ma
zion of tie act Of forfeure aud the cult vas merely
the judicial form Of authencating the title the law
lad vested.
If you see fit TO pubsh this note in confirmation
and illustration Of the views formerly presented, you
are AT liberty TO do 70. Had thought Of this fase
50 very familiar in my legal experience and in thai
Of every gentleman of the Bar in this region, |
should have spared you long dissertation by this
decisive authority.
Very sincerely your friend, II. WINTER DANlSE
Hon. J. 5. MORRILL, Of W.