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The Placer herald., 1862-10-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Agricultural Society for Placer County.
The undersigned believing that the Agricultu
raj, Mechanical, und Mining interests Of Placer
c Uli! nj! It, htloiially advance by the asso-
citation of those interests. and Of the citizens en-
gagged in them, and also believing that an Agricul
tural Society, with notifications adapting it to
the other interests xnped. holding an Annual
Fair within the CouhO would be the most bcne-
fetal and most successful method tf associate ion
therefore we invite all persons in the County in
terested in those pursuits to meet ,s at the Court
House. in Auburn. on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER
lST. 1862. to confer upon the matter.
JOHN BARNES. S. R. BRADLEY.
L. r. CHAMBETLAIN, J. r. NICKER .ON,
TITUS EWING, S.B .WYMAN.
NJ. WALDRON. T. FAIRCEILD,
DANA PERKINS, NJ. CASSIDY,
l.. e. SMITH. G. II MITCHELL,
T. l.. L.CHAMBERLA1N, G. W. .APPLEGATE,
HORACE MANSER, J. r. tRANDALL,
ROBERT HORTON, 7. MITCHELL,
Z. B. HIGGINS.
October, 18th. 1862
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L. o. o. II.
Auburn Encampment, No. 20. meets the first
and third Tuesdays in each month. Patrarchs
in good standing are respectfully requested to
attend. T. B. HARPER, c. p.
lyle '62tf THOS. JAMISON. Scribe.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERsHIP

0NHE Undersigned having dissolved their CO.
L partnership by mutual consent, on the lst
inst, all those indebted to the firm are requested
to call and make immediate payment and those
having bills against the firm, to present them for
settlement
THOS. f. STEPHENS,
JOSEPH MAGUIRE.
Auburn Oct 1lth 1862 St
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TRUNKS LOST.

THE following described trunks were lost from
/ the stage on Monday, September 29th, be-
tween Auburn and the California House: One
Black Trunk, covered with old packing cloth;
and one Yellow Leather Trunk. The finder will
be suitably rewarded by bringing them to the
undersigned, at the Stage Office. or giving intor-
nation whore they can b. found.
S. n. WHITMARSH, Stage Agent.
Auburn, October Sd, 1852
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Magnolia Liquor - Store.
Wholesale AND RETAIL.
McRURNEY & HIGGINS, Proprisssfst
COMMERCIAL STREET, AtBUhN.
THE proprietors have removed one door from
i their old stand to the building fol metlf
known and occupied as Feldbers's sCloIbing Store,
where we viii be happy to see our old friends
and the public in general We have just received
direct from San truncialo, the largest and best
stock oil Liquors, Wines. etc.. ever brought 10
Auburn. consisting OF all The select lauls Of
Champagne. such us
I.ongw orth's Sparkling Catuwio,
Heidsick do do
Rose de Maines do do etc.
Hennessey Brandy Martcl do.
Chas Revres do, Jules Rovin do and others.
jamaica. Santa Cruz and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon. Homestead. MonongilLcla,
Scotch and Rye Whiskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Claret and Califotoin
Wine.
champagne Cider, Schnapps. Bittcrs and all
the different kinds Of cuse lQucIs 10 Le found 10
the market.
In returning their thanks to their old irer ds
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
the prOpre ors would desire continuance OF the
same with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always he found superior liquors, which
will be sold 10 dealers and families ut The vtly
lowest rates. MCBURNEY d. HIGGINS.
Auburn. Aprl 26Ih 1862 my
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SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.
STATE nrrr of CALiroRNlA' p, .rca Tocnship No. l.

III NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
IN that l, a na Matilda Hearn, wife of Thorn
as Hearn, both of said Township and county Of
Pl Ger. and State OF California aforesaid do here
Ivy give mott e. that it is my intention to make
application to the District Court. of the Eleventh
Judicial District, in and for the County oil Placer
on Monday, the 4lh d OF November. 1862. or
as soon thereafter as the sail Court will hear the
application. for an order OF said Court. permit
ing her TO carry on in her own name and on her
own account. at her present place of residence. in
said county. the business OF farming. raising
stock. the growing of crops of grain. grass fruit
and all business appertaning TO agriculture.--
Also, mining and all business appertaining there,
thereto; also, keeping bar npOn said premises;
at ich time and place parties interested are
notified to appear and contest her right to such
order, otherwise default will he taken against
them. ANNA MATILDA HEARN.
October 4th, lS62.--4W
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ESTRAY HORSES.

THERE CAME TO MY RANCH, o~W
i two miles below Auburn. on the n <-G2
Big Hill Turnpike. about the lst of ~ II
August last two horses -one isa small dark grey.
with both ears split has saddle marks and was
shod on hind tect no brands visible. The other
is small dark bay. without brands, h no ap-
pcarince of ever being shod. has saddle marks,
and mark>aronnd the neck. caused by halter, -
The owner of the horses is required prove pro-
p",ty, and pay charges or the animals will be
SOLD in the manner prescribed by law.
S. NJ. STEVENS.
Auburn Oct. 18th l862-2w'
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AMERICANI HOTEL ,
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.
GEORGE ii. STEPHENS, Proprietor

FS'HE above proprietor having recently fT;
Il taken the American Hotel. at Auburn. EslI
and reitted it with entlr new bedding. and other
wise improved it, feel confident that their eXpe-
rience will enable them to render entire saisfac-
ton to all who may become their guests.
The "American' is cigibly situated on the
Plaza, and has the advantage of being fire proof
buildings; and the Parlors and Bel Rooms, nre
pleasant and well furnished, and will always be
tou nd neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will be supplied with the best that can be pro-
cured Tor the comfort Of those who may become
their patrons.
nas-The office OF the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel. where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento. Nevada. Dutch
Fiat. Iowa Hill Yankee Jm's, Forest Hill, Pla-
cervile. and Marysville
Auburn, March Is. lSG2-my
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THE FINEST STOCK OF
JEWElRY
Ever offered in town can be fonnd at the
store of
M. ANDREWS.
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.

CONSISTING of Gold, Silver and Diamond
~ Watches. of tne best English. Swiss, uffu
American manufacture.
Etruscan. Carhuncle. Pearl Coral, Garnet.
Quartz. Jet and Enamele setts
Pins and Earrings Of all styles and patterns.
Band. Oh lin. Ribbon and Alumenum Bracelets.
Diamond Gold and Enamelled Lockets OF all
styles and patterns.
Gold and Silver Thimbles Quartz Seals, Chains
and Gold Keys of all patterns
Vest Chains. # Gold. Armenum and Hair.
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all sty les and
patterns
Gold, Jet. Etruscan. Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond Ruby Emerald, Opal Regard. Enom.
elled and Gold Rings of all styles and patterns.
Gold and Enamelled Buckles -tiue assortment
Gold and Quartz Slides
S one Cameo. Etruscan. Gold Stone. Carbuncle,
Alumenum and Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups Butter Knives. Salt
Spoons. etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils of the best
makcrs--a great variety.
Six. Hair Ribbon and Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks
All of which will sell at reduced prices for
cash.
orWatches, Clocks and Jewery repaired and
| warranted.
nS-All kinds of California Jewelry made to
order.
| Engraving and Cutting done with neatnes. and
| dispatch.
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn. August 18th, lS62.-my
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PEOPLES Saw Mill,

Ten miles above Auburn, near the Star
House, on the new IIlinOistONvn Road.
NHE undersigned have completed their new mill
i and are now prepared to furnish the public
with clear SUGAR PINE, SIUTCE. BUILDING. FLUM-
INu and all other descriptions of lumber. All
orders left with VIM. E. Miler. or iii ect"d 10 the
finn at Lisbon p. o., will be promptly attended
TO. Terms Cash.
STARBUCK, MILLER Il co.
August 2. lS62.-tf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

The Rev. d. Tuthill will preach in the VI. E.
Church. of this place every Sabbath, at l0t NJ,
and at II P NJ, until further notice.
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JOHN II. GWYNN'S
VARIETY STORE.

II HAVE Just received beautiful assortment
Il Of COtl Oil Lamps of different patterns. for
Stores and Saloons; also, Paror aud Stand Lamps
with chimneys and wick to suit also. all kinds OF
Shades
have the Diamond" and Comet" oils, very
different from he common oils now in use. They
burn with great brilliancy.
have also just received fine lot of fresh
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. and Honiny All for
sale cheap Tor cash, or country produce.
JOHN. r. GWYNN.
Auburn, Oct. llth, 1862
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Rich ard.on. spence 81 Co.'S Circular.

t.iVfHPOofs June -. ttt-
the wees there has been large bgs
o., dou- the sic ,ip0-. AMI s9ogustor. having been
are upersc! suriis been chiey de and but al
and. Cotton have been eey dealt sn ana pce general
have udyAnc-d n d. p 10.
la Mauchs,:sT there has been fsf amount Of ou,ne,s
done slightly advanced puc-s. ne ino'ition' are "il
ding orleans. led. MpJiie. ij.d tpanis' I'D e 70.
RHy.psrvyI-Owing 20 unsettled snd cold ncs.cE. VIII, =
t otrsct harvest, the trade daring tk- past week has ruled
strong and prices have NV ard tendency.
On Tuesday neat ust good Cousumglyr demand; sooi
Winter aud H. sdo phis Rel "a = cel;- dc4re, -bo
other descriptions brough; .ab prizes Flour sold Il mod
oIs,e ebt~ni 81 previous iie' Indian cora "eAe u'rd
bring onered At Is T. y tn l,e business
To-day. market well attended. aud opened -!roag
Wheat o!d TO ls.l sIieui iog consumption at ~ g cetts
over T-sdsys rates Flour IN good demand, and Cd Dol
esrr Indian Corn inquired or, eut htred oiorsht
an ad,suc- OF 3D. 0bi g quarter tlo tone Tor e articles
k.ns auetel a. tho close Ne quote Wheat Red Wesse n
W 10 fr Chicago; 9 iga 10, for Milwaukee; 10 26l0
20 kmhrrIo-s O6Tl0 for Winter, Southern 10 ledl
Mite Western IlsdlI 10; Southern ~ dl2e q 100 ID.
"a Loi, D. 03O :, ls d. Indian Corn: Mir-d and fol
low -, Gdz,i White, y. n - = i3y ID.
Bsyp dull the dsnisnd 10 slow, aud prices mustered
Pork neglected and nominsl
B,coS-rhere moderate amount OF bu,nes dong olt
low pree.sre accepted e,Peci,y orni-'s qiAsie' which
arc pr-s.n.y offered
CsFxsx quiet and easier.
Lam continues depressed. snj ahoufa offered a. low
rate. sell, only IN retail ~ il full quotation fox tine qI.y
T,LLOw in steady demand without change II psigs o-'0h
e. Association, i5I e Cwt . ,
QuEa. BAEK-kolins done ~ fhi!shriphis ~ o'ss %
tinlors sold VI 81 v cwt. -,
Ro.s rnsr and sbou, 900 bbs add At ,dTi,cs ., H.
~ 4 Oh. - crt. Common, 10 q C"t
SLID Nothing to report
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TURKEY.

EfIGRADr june IA Seryian boy having been
murdered Yesterday by some Turkish soldiers, san
culinary conflict between Turks and SeryInns took
Mace but order il now re-eslabshei. Tie iufkrh
military have withdrawn, aud ihs Turkish irhabi-
iaue have been placed under the protection Of the
~eIvian authorities.
BrLGR,pF. june l6.-The Servians expec, rein
iorcomcn.s IRON the poa-aniry IN the vicinity. The
Tulki-h troops endeayorny 20 compel the Pasha
IN command OF he garrison 10 sss33ne the offensive
SrNLiS, june E.-The boubaIimcn' OF the town
of Belgrade by the urks commenced al clock his
morning. Several parts oi the town are ~ i iae,.
NJ. Garaschpin hss summoned tie country people 10
The assistance of the citizens.
SEvLIA. June Is--lIosIilities in Bclpado wsf'
sn,re,ded Yesterday afternoon. The damage uoae
by ihe bonDardncn, is in,ousierable.
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LAW YNTELLfGEACE

United STATES nARSHALS OPfICE-JuLY
PRISONER sEAT TO toIT LAFArLrTk
A man named Samuel Holm an was arrested a lev
d,v, since Tor swindus recruiting officers by representing
,hat he Ind numbers o. enlisted toI tho army n various
rsrts OF this State whou; tbs sSn, Of Transporting
n-ta ard tnfcby procuring transportation fckei. ich he
r-i ior liz own prod Tie hs been AnoNn Inief various
,le. snd hi. ,pecustous have suonn,eito scon,dsi
abls a.t night Le Wa sea 70 rof "tsy'Ve W "'us
Of The S-cretsfy Of War.
frrEFAiE COURT-SrEcf,r TE.H.-JCiT before
Justice CLsENf.
DECISIONS.
Holm &. johnson sgt. Madison-avenne Baptist
Case settled and 3D. 3D. th, b,h. sad ,iA sHcud'
rrut, allowed The Tcst dis.lowej.
Cb.I.. Oiirrs at. stewst Bncs -jndsn settled.
Motion ,,r additional allowance denied.
L.Dk of State Of New.lOrk Az A-ni, hsns Srsnch Of
Ste R.ni OF Ohio.--i the amendments ,iloSed.
guAsBKEs--JyLT l-Boose Justice BasssKo
DECIs!Oes.
William v. Brady sgt. A. Il. Preston ct si.-Judg-
uent o. foreclosure sud ',ls ordered
s1r.h Cohen a.. LOU, Cohrn.-Jndgmoat o. divorce
granted.
SUPERIOR COCRr-srscsr rIas-Jrr L-Bsior'
Justice MnsHLL.
DLCIStDNs.
Richard Irwin, &c., AT. I'm. S.urger, Mc.-See
srn.., DnraEd AT. JohD Kelly Shrr.i Lucns A. Philips
.~f To- L. Potter. Geo " hing sgt The same, John =.
gt,.rr6Ith Recorder &C. az Dsys =. BsE.sy o. a-aio
sssari 7 K.,am ~. John 5 Rehabilitation FOR To-
taxation denied
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The Pau. Constitutional expresse. the opinion
lhs mediation - bat question oi time. TIE cause
is gained. Mole than one hundred provincial Jour
nas IN France lave gwen is their aohesi,n 10 f
The idea has gained ground IA England. Ssch an
expression d public opinion in two great oountfie'
cannot remai, without elect, bIt mediation cannot
be proposed with the certainty OF rejection IL ~
lor tie G,yerumeni 10 -eils upon favorable oPPor'
unity.
Tue dissolution OF she Legislative Assembly hid
been postpone.
Vhe weather in France hei been a. uniavorable
OF lac for the crops as IN tugand, and was causing
come uuea-incss.
The pans Boers- wa, dull snd dropping. Kenies
on tire 10Th closed al 6,.'S
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INDIA AND CHINA.

Tie Calcu'ta and China nai!s VIVA teltgf9Vnc
dates from Calcutta to May -, Canton MAY id and
Shsnghae MAY 3, passed tie LELAND OF Jutsi III the
Rcd Sea on TIC Ith June
Cotton siIriines At Calcutta Were quiei. I".-i
unchanged but firm. Indigo steady. Exchange on
London -joi G2i0i
a. Canton, gray .iii'ing' were unchanged yea
active. Exchange i6i.
a Shau.h shiuinc- were active. Tea I'M
cha ,,ed. Six dea.-r. EAclaugo. ds. ID. frelShi-
70 London. ga 20.
The Tacpines trebels) had again been repulsed,
with heavy loss.
Bombay Telegram Of Nay 30 reports cotton
lower and iieglts declining.
The Bombay mails previously telegraphc1l ar
D. ed AZ Nars les tie l0L. but could not reach
London ~. season lpr the American portion 10 catch
the >cOtI.
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Cari,.'ai arrived AT IuIil on ibe 18th Il = 'tsie'
Lv thr ionOou correspondent oi The M1nch,Sff'
T.o,3.g,, tlgt Garbalii ha1 icrwardcd STATE
fr,. ~ bis case ssias, >ig. Ea.slA Tor publication
IN london ana il Is 10 appear IN the columns 81 iae
Do1 Mn. IL il ulde. stood thai IT II Ne dis'4h'ly
'.o.,,... Rrtaz1! with having played him false.
a wa. reapted at Turin tnat the decree suspend
GIN. IAN .ol . ationai ale clubs 10 Lohohfdy
va about iu tc resented.
Kir, Victor l,n.nuel bad granted pension Vi
,oa 90 ,f..uos year 10 tie widow Of the Prnce OF
ca rs. - nj; =; ..,, o..
Nogot.alion. hsi taken place Turn, IN con e.
or,eD, Of Galibalii's arrival. The paTiy % aciioh
DE T,ro,,eG 10 have invited him u declare whethcF
h.. ,.onld siGe ,giih them OF with the Government
i,aibsidi ~ Conscience Of thi-, is sS'd 10 nave
eiy.n +. NJ. Ie.ja i.aiiOn a, iresiaeni
The Bislop oi D,y.et0 had been afieIen ipi i5.u'
inc pastoral Letter mon the occasion oi the ic'e deh
orusiys 10 ne nation and the law but aitef tome
drlb, ration he was pei al liberty. Lc2a' lTDcee''
ipg, however. have been continued.
Tor y,lAerrr1a-0 of Milan states thai Gen. IN
b., written letter 10 ko sulh, c@psssll en'iie 40
be,iop 10 she project Of DmuJlan ooni.hefa''oh'
based rDys a defensive and offensive Alliance
TrEIH. jane I~--lu the Chamber OF DePulies 70
day he following address TO The King va pro-
"Iue B.,hops assembled al Rome have 'as' SfaYe
io.nl,s NJ On our country. They have deneq our
national Ight and rave invoked ioreisn 'ioion' c.
L., M, frrly Nv pro laiBiry oar d'HmpaOo" w
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REVOLUTIONARY SPIRIT IN ST. PETERSBURG
Cotton u@-ksreasistuff" Firm.

Tie Royal Mal steamer Scotia, Capt 1udFlns,
which saled rom Liverpool at about n. IN. on the
2lst and from Queenstown on the afternoon of the
22d Of June. arrived here on Tuesday morning,
with lhe mails and passengers 20 +. CunaFd
TIE steamship Tegtonia, from Southampton on The
Ieth. also arrived on Tuesday morning. Her news
was anticipated by tie City o. Baltimore, whose ad-
vices appeared in our morning edition.
Tie kangaroo reached Liverpool at about a. IN.
On 'he l0ih.
Tie Euopa arrived of Queenstown al 10 II. IN. on
n 6 2lst Of jane.
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!.sSD,s Sundsy. ilLs -. 1901
IT. u. t... Avs there sic i- 20 Pc e ia. y
move tomorrow mch' af the House Oi Commons IN
reference 60 tuc .UrinOiions and coast ccien-l p.
sone forty or fay kacical members have com'ns'
-lpuei MI Il. Osborne 20 propOse postpone neni o.
ilr expiration %. az iuIilei .um tais year.
ne Otscrr,r uigcs tha; the none has already
le,u vueI the ,yoras are ia the hands o. numerous
contractor aDd suspension lo-iYoncmeui, ~ 3. J.
called would now be The lo,' expensive ~ All pos
eiblr arI1ns ements.
TvriS Jane y, iSg-
Gaiibald lcft Yesterday for Genoa.
S,cnor scraloa b.. T5uinef 70 Pan, Tor the pnr-
pose Of concluding the negotiations for d treaty OF
commerce between France and Italy.
According 10 news received here iloul venice, The
A,chdlke Henry will replace Gen. Bsnedek during
nis absence.
The Hungarian troops have been Withdrawn from
Ire frontier. and are expected TO be replaced 10y
CrOsis and Boucmans.
The railway. are actively employed IN the convey
ance 0f troops aud stores.
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SPAIN

MADRID, June 1.-The following oiioiai state
men, las bee, unlisted to-csy: "1be Government,
de,rinnio strengthen the tie, wL.ca connect the c1-
one. wiz TIE tno.her country. has determined On
prcgre.-yely granting prudent reforms unii al ~
convenience have been removed. AMI boih the
,oii,cs county and the colonies are governed ny
IDENTICAL laws" IL Congress, yesterday, ihe Dis
.,, ~ NE oDrosficn racnbess prevented eiiy ,cte
being issen uloi tho expedition 80 Mexico.
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maintain intact the national right Of tbe metropolis
of our country, suffering violence OF tue hands OF
masters whom she reputiates. The words pro-
nonced st The Vatican have declared all negotaiioDt
impossible. This language removes every ground
Tor the hesitation which has long displayed tue
moderation OF the Italian people. When ecclesiastis,
forgetting their ministry. PIT forth wshes Tor poii
cal reaction, when ruilians CARY desoaton from the
I'ontifcal territory into the southern provinces,
Europe ought to be convinced that the authority OF
the Italian King and people only cen settle Inc
Roman question: After q short Giscuss4on Inc
address was voted almost unanimously.
RUSSIA.
Tie iOAGoa ShtpgiAg Ga-ettc says: at IL evi-
dent the Russian Government associate the recent
fires with revolutionary movement o. considerable
magnitude. A city like -. Petersburg il never d.
yided OF into military dslrcts and placed under
martial law order to prevent or control accidental
coDhaggatioDs but where sucb coD.ingfaons result,
or supposed 10 result, from revolutionary move
ments, the course which has been pursued by the
Government is susceptible Of ready aud most FAILS
factory explanation
The ShtpD,ag Ga-eite adds: SO grave are the
apprebeDsons entertained for the future that goods
under consignment from this country 10 Sc feters-
burg have been connleimanded until the Russian
Government can be said 10 have fairly got the upper
hand cf the movement.
TIE LonGon iiorniag Pat complains Of the In
trigue. of Russia against Turkey, aud the constant
trouble she siirs up IN the provinces.
Great excitement IL reported 10 exit throughout
all provinces Of the Russian Empire. Secret Sode-
Ties were held
81. PrTERsBrRG, June lS.-ihe Journal dc 81.
PetersbHrg Of to-day announces that the Governor
General has determined 10 close the Chez Club IN
the Capital, which, according 20 the official STATE
ment was used rs the center for disseminating isise
reports Il has likewise been decided TO shut up the
public reading-rooms, on account OF then pfoPrie-
tors distributing revolutionary publications.
81. PETERSBURG, June l9.-The JorrAal De 81.
Petersburg of today publishes an Imperial decree
authorizing the GoyefI,o,s Of the Provinces to pro-
chin martial law should incendilrism break out.
The sentences of the Cours-Marial are TO be con
tirncd nv the Governor. kspne, murder, inc ndia-
risrn, and destruction OF she crops aIe pnni-hable
with death
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g,,r.RE.BL, QuIcK PAssAGE.-Ihe steamship
Scotia. Can't. JudLins arrived on Tuesday morning
IN tho / res Tsrs Of dsys. - hou'r, running Tine
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cOTNr CALENDAa-TnI.

srpprv, Corrr-CIRcrn- Part No further
eslendar will be- nladr up this team.
SrPHrNs { I--CH,MgFRs.--No cases sei down
ia 10 day Reserved os July 3; Nos -'l, -3 ~ III
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Ipf EMILY ST. PIERRE NOT T0 Be SURRENDERED.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE SCOTIA.
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TIE MEXICAN QUESTION.
France Dissatisfied With Ipslands Ds.riicn.

EXPLANATIONS BY TUE MINISTRY.
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AMERICAN INTERVENTION.
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TUE PANS RoURsE.-PARIs, June II, 81 p. H.
The Bqe remains dull Rsues closed at g. 30 or the same
j. Yesterday
H,vRr CorTos MsRKEr.-The sales OF Cotton
for the week cached " 100 bales Orleans Tres oo
francs; Bias 1881 The nsr,s Is scvr sud qota'op'
lave adv sag +. The stock in port il - oo bales
PARIS Saturday EveDing.--Tbe BouKsE 10 dull
RryTEs close al t5l.3Dc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-02
FROM THE BURNSIDE EXPEDITION.

Fsrt Macon Repaired-The Hospital and
Hotel at Benufsrt-North Carolina
Loyalty" Ana'ysed-Business A'res-
pccts-The Currency Troubies-A Loyal
Clergyman OF Rhode Island
Ice-The Chippewa's Engagement ~
Wilmington-The Light.Housc Qxes-
tion-An Armed Expedition Sent from
Newbcrn.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1862-03-05
State OF Wisconsin -- Circuit
COuTt--ricTce County.

John G. Phelps, Hannibal D. Ormshee and
Christopher Jordan. co-partners as Phelps,
Ornsbee and Jordan, Plffs. against James B.
Cooper and Jenett Cooper, his wife, Thomas
] Cooper and Thomas j Clark, Defts.
To James B Comprehend Cooper, his wife,
Thomas ] Cooper, and Thomas J Clark, the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in this action which is
filed in the Office of the clerk ofthis court at
the town of Perry in said Pierce County, and
to serve a copy of your answer TO sad com
plant on the subscribers at their office at
Prescott in said county within twenty days
after the service hereof upon you exclusive of
the day of such service and if you fail to an
swer the said complaint within the term afore-
said the plaintiffs viii apply to the court fol-
the relief demanded in the complaint.
WHITE & JAY, Plffs. Attys.
Dated November 25, 1861. 356w