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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

BEST AND WoRsT. following from
an Eastern paper is worth publishing to
show how much cause some men have to
be ashamed of themselves rs iiFa % l7t r
Frank Rivers offered the Philadelphians
silver and tin goblet for the best ard
the worst connndrum, with the following
result; Best-"Why was Col, Edward
D. Baker virtually dead and buried before
the battle Of Edwards Ferry p Because
he was under the Banks Of therP PotnuAae
and Stone was put over him. Worst
=" Why is q horse like : CHART b;
cause 1t has four legs, ssr VI ~ 4
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

AN old criminal was once asEe1 Nkal
was the first step that led 90 bis Fpin.
He answered." The first step Nas ut
ing the printer out Of a years anhscfaplACh
The devil held ine after that Cd sEi eli:
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

THE phrase; fighting on his own hook, /"
is now more elegantly reDdered-".xA-
ging war upon the individuality of his
personal curve" Ahem
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

A PENNSYLVANIA EDITOR, in an appeal
to his patrons. says: "Tbe editor wants
grain, pork, tallow. candles, whisky, linen,
beeswax, wool, -four, potatoes and any
thing else that he can eat" .. a-t -
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

A GENTLEMAN buryiDg bis Nilss 4shien4
asked him why he expended ~ maeA 0n
her funeral .'Ah. Sir." replied he ahe
would have done as much, of t1cte Tor
the, with pleasure 2 Il -lS,.ili.ysa
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

A LAWYER engaged IN . case tormeptea
q witness so much With questions thai tn
poor fellow At last cried +
There, said the Judge n 81
yOu'd>pump him dry"
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

An Arkansas traveller skys shat hs
knew young fellow ip thpp stste Fho
was so fond of young wSp1An tl.lk he
rubbed of his nose kissing Itdsir I'D 0A
the wall. I'D 1, .afa' lNsstsl d hIIteia
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

A wise hook is true Hiasz1 -
thor public bsusfactor" 4sll s.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Somebody says that ever se
given to the poor Is re,eaFde q
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

If you do good, forget 8
member and repent. - :: = :. s.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
Mrs. sterIing,s Reception.

"When thou makest dinner, or supper, call
not thy friends. nor thy brethren, neither thy
kinsmeu, nor thy rich meighbOrs."
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

CTABLE TO LET.-Room for four or ave horses
> Enquire Of ALEX. IiVINE,
Near Mountain Democrat Office.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

What u AAfdes islflslsGs
unpreparsd tOt itst nel.t
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Hiss8doMO c4IuniiS
slanderoGs 4ePert1 EW gdel
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, nv
q II L w 70 X &c j a N U a n y
D. w. GELwIcKs, w. A. 'ASc'H'
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-02-01

Women peFT
have gissa thal
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
A BRAHAM vANpERpooL. AuCrIosEER.


Parlor, Chamber, Bning Room and Library Furniture
Ett<ant Mantel Vases and Bron1es,
Valuable Paintings magnificent Pianoforte,
Velvet Carpets. Parhr Ornaipents, &c.,
with the entire elegant Furniture OF hrs class house.
For honsekeeaFs and others 10 purchase
Grst GLASS Household FURNITURE and elegant At
sale perenptory at the residence No ~
West Sixteenth Fifth and Sixth
this day "wednesday. 10Y O'Clock,
MAGNlFICEkT ROSEWOOD P1ANOFCRTE,
ood P.anoiore by city makers
has all the modern improvements marble top Music Cabi
brodered and Stea rich Tapestry Carpets
sod Secretary end BoGkcase rosewood marble
Etagere rosewood Centre, Sofa and Pier Tables,
rsch solid Paror Suits. with Armoires,
csvered in Soferino ana Genoa silk and green and
9sld brosael; Turkish Lounges with Chairs 10 match,
In satin dsmask; four elegant Pier and
lsantfl Mirrors Bronze and Ormos Chandeliers adys
French Secretary, lined with satin wood, corner
Etageres elegant Suits covered and French
Encosneurs Bronze and Marble S,auettes rich Da
mask and Lace Curtains, Gold and Landscape Shades
Bronze Clobks valuable Landssaps Pantngs rich Bohe
Sevres Mantel Vases aud Ornaments Jewel
Boxes Card Receivers Bouquet Holders Marble Stansry
elegant rosewood Bedsteads with spring and hair Mai
esses 10 NJ marble top Dressing bureaus Washs'ands and
Commodes French China Toilet Sets rosewood Shawn (
Stand, snpcrh Feather Beds ANA Bedding retea,Tetes
Arm Chairs Rockers, EncravnSs Suits in hair cloth and
Card Tables Clocks oval Mirrors, French
Chairs marble op oak Stleboard Eat nsion Table oak
Dining Chairs rich stall Glass every desc
,ton French India Cnina, rich Silver Ware Uin Cas-
AeraA Ac
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

A BRAHAM VANDERPOOI, AUCTIONEER.
N $1,000 WORTH OF FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE AT PUBLIC AUCTION. ON THIS DAY,
<Tuesday the private residence il3 West Tenty third
street. Sixth avenue.
Sale commencing at o'clock. Rosewood Piano
wood and black Chamber Furniture, suite, Mat
arcsses Bedding Waruones, Dining Rom Furniture;
China Glass ami Silver Ware; Table Cutlery Table Linen,
Ac. Also Basement ana Kitchen Furniture.
The would call the particular attention of his
public sale, the catalogue comprising
richest of Household Furniture offered
auction this Tue Furniture all made 10 order
less than months aud Is o the best desc tion
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

AUCTION NOTICE
- VIM \. BoLLINGsHEAD. ApcTIoNERR.
~ CHARLES Q. WARREN.
- No q cortlandt street
kEeyLAEs whEKLy Us PACKAGE o,.
On s.sday Ocl 10 as los O'Clock.
IryERs ARE REsPEcTEuL5y , L;1o soT.pIEp ,sspyFp.
EoI LESS TEAM TaRkE HLNpRED SAMPLE E LOTS
ssbss tsS
srs- aas1s ali he ieaaine maaniaetnrers
era oomprs.g On part
MEMS, Bows AND YoUTns THICK BooTf
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS KIP BOOTS
NEWS, BOYS AND YdurHs CALF BOOTS
MEMS, BOYS AND YOUTHS GRAIN BOOTS.
.sss ssysg sss soeTs ssS JS,as GREAT
With and without tap soies
MEMS gxraA HEAVY BALMoRALs
very large assorsment especially adapted . army par-
"0"en' "i"'e s aSs aNp sPMcRa PGssRS ans H@'e'
OF calf kip hid, goat and spt 10th regular and extra
- sizss ,,,,
FINE SEWED BOOTS. BAlMOkALS AND dAiTEhSs
Of every description.
CITY w4Hsa N%ba oors M1ss' Asb Ms BaSSsAs
or all the popular Styles ,on several wen known mana
NOTICE
THE THIRD SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF
FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES BOOTS AND SHOES
this season,
va ne held On ciiAsISs CHAM Gs'e:ef e WARREN.
Auction Boot and Shoe Warehouse,
No. y corslandt street
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
z vAN ANrMEpp !
EDWARD SCHEMA, Al CTIQNEEk.
~ MAGNIrft ENT CABINET FURNITURE
rs BI sbSULrfELY SULn
III nRnEK nl INE A>SlGNEE

By EDWARD scIlEScf, 90. Day aaa Thursday, sth
apd gh lps,s, at II pcioc. esci day. on tue premises
e,e 70 ~ one tie most snFerb thai has isksn place Tor
aatS KcArs in ~ very rith suns ~ bas anh
all 6.cre b. imeti; posewesd 90 IA sstin and broes
nud git crr Tables ara Cabinets 70 match tpse-
s.ed Y ,r.res Ill Il. ~ rosewood Bedroom FaIniufe
ronrd cnnered Bed pits Bureaus Waslsands tnt Con,
n4olI DO. bla finished ~ oi ROSEWOOD hne
wsui Secretary All Library Boorsses elegant hack wal-
nut Library snd ng Room suits, - ss ana WOO reps
binfk ENtes ston Tables eh gant
Hal Hacks aud Chairs match. hanging eo WIN Isne
rosewood and bsck tentgc Iabes witn
IDLE iOps; Afs Esceiers and other rcGnt tir-
ntue The above ihs hhes Of Cabinet Furniture,
aud VII b. ptrsmporiF sold. Cor packing
and sh hppnt csp be made if desired.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

<yHAs u. DAVIS Co. AuCTIoNEERs. by cHAs
~ ~ pANiSWiil sell this day, a. III. sAlesgo0H, lgl
william street ~ l0s oocs an assortment, ol second haa4
Furniture slstng Of IaDes thars. Three Ply aud BN
Carpets aJi ysrds of OieloA CHINA AMI Glassware.
rete aTetes se.as Cooking aad othet Stoves Lamps
DAMAGED epoDs.--IoHN z. VAN ANTWERP s
IL SON, suctieueet, sa,esroom NJ. u Mufray street N
fncluae n h Z stlt, Thursday, OctpDcr =
Hardwart sad Cutlery. damaged the
from Liverpool bJsrd the ship Exec or and u be cold
Tor account the IN lerN fiiers Terms cash
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

IyxECUYORs sALE-BIcHARD WALTERS, AUc-
~ aoneer BY order o The executor o James Dals de.
sased viii sell this day Wednesday, II o'clock, the
slc ~ Psiures and Lease OF Lgnor store and premises
nrf OF Twe0ysyih street and Second avenue slso Lease
sf two Buildings l51 East Twenyhh street, ground rent
SEQ pes year years run from May rest Buildings TO
b valued al es op pf lease end raid iorl lease
nepaA
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
~S~~~~s~,ssSSsSt- >s,,Ss~S,s~.S-sS-
EDWARD SCHENCK. AUCTIONEER.
~ FINE OIL PAINTINGS,

sAIEGAr AUCTsOn. ,.,->~.,
III FINE OIL PAINTINGS,
Te ee sold on foreign seeSun. Ace in. ., n
scocs al his salesroom No ias Broadway eolee.ion Of
about sxve Oh Paintings Just arrived from E.rops ana
GxESET scsSE-Easess % Il is Light BY ysrmas.sn
MiSTER SCENES Il, Ro.s veDse%sns
SHEEP AND POULTRY Van ssyerdene.
and many dtSar ane works Tisy are now sahlOoa
IS Els VII be fonnd ne picture ~
wonvernaas, which She attention OF connoissenn 10
requested
TNpwARn sINTzENIcH; NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eds. &C. being the entire stock Mapes Lock
Wood By d. W IVES 1 CO. This day and Thurs
Lndt street stock, announcing al cost TO S5 uO0
OF Mapes consisting OF every variety ol
the most apts STYLES and nake Garden, Field and
Flower Seeds Full details gsen M the CATALOGUES,
respectfully ait this sale. worthy the atlen-
OF agiicnirs farmers dealers shippers and Others
oce l55 aud l57 Roadway, and oi j. +.
SULLIVAN Assignee, ls2 Nassau street
tbousasd doars.-By D. W IVES co. Al The ele
marble store 62o broadway few doors above Houston
street Friday an Saturday next at "a oaok each day,
iarse and elegant stock Of rst class Paror, Chamber
Dining Room, urary and HAL Furniture az made for hst
oak walnut and maple Beast ads ,l-
Commodes, Washstapds, Arnores Lounges, Chairs,
Wardrobes, elegant Parlr snts in Sro ate reps ana
plush, Centre Toies Card Tables, Fancy TabL s. E ers,
Music Stands, Secretary Bookcases Lounges fancy Chai,
ricn arved and pain Sid boards OF OAK and walnut EAte
TABLES suils aud maroon reps Euets e,e-at
Library SUITS SECRETARY other Bookcases Tables Chairs,
y reliable and will sold 10 the highest bidder We re-
specially reaaes oayers TO nspec, me stock Caalosaes
hibition
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
uENKY II. LEEDS, AUcTIoNEER

HENRY ii. LEEDS, AUCTl0NEER. -
IL sale of gtnl Honsenold Furniture. saluable Oh
PAINTINGS. Ilust aed Works. Bronzes rare and costly
Wine. all Selected hy the late owner.
HENRY H. LEEDS 4 CO. viii sell by auction, on Thurs
day VII, and Fraay oh October At l0a O'Clock each day
j. Cameron Stone, ESQ.,
deceased, a. s residence IL West Seventeenth street,
ali the FusnIre of the inst class, made by g. Hete
and consisting richly carved rosewood Eager
bh Cabinets epony do. la heavy monntinss; su-
Table richly carved, with mosaic cpnia
ing marbles the mo celebrated qmari anu ruins in
with "A ceeAiated Coliseum oil Rome,
a j. the costly tables IN
this ether with other valuable Fulnture~ large
Ell real BronIcs representing Hercules and the Sag,
L.ocoon, Morning. Cupid and Pyscne, &c; Table, with an
china Cylinder aud Secrrtary, lr Cat
Glass CANA Pistols and fosying Pieces, Fishing
Tackle, about 100 OH Paintings ey celebrated
Royal foior illustrated Works, ho.
gart Boydclfs shakspere Musce Royal &c richly bound
Curiostes: aud costly collection or
the best Wines aud Liquors in this market al ted or
impeied by he late for his The hrs day
sale wall embrace Furnnrr, " orks Art and
The seaond day the valuable Pictures illustrated Works
Book, &C. Without CahloS De obtained al
our store,
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
InHN i. HrRLEY. ArcrIoNEER. wfIL sgLL rnIs

TOHN IT. BJ kLEI, AIITIUNEtK. VIM EELs THIs
81 day AT lOis I-U sullivan stlet, rosewood
Piano. rUuud corners: rosewooi Paror
salt Large with slabs: splendid Brussels In
grain aad Carp.is Hall ohc9thr Hed'tads
bureaus Washstauds aud Centre Tahes, hne H.lr Mat
treSSes Bosters Pillows palassrs Bronze ChHnde.
lrrs very O Paniing and En- .rav.ngs. Manei ona
mruts Table. aud chairs Fsel ware aud AL the
--L Furniture. sc. la-alo-u-s ~ sale.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
New YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
~ ~" SnMMER ARRANGEMENT

Commencing Thursday, May =, 1852
Far Albany 10 80 A. NJ Express Mail Tram from Twenty
sxth street station For al local trains see Time Table
JOHN BURCHJLI. Assistant Superintendenk
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

GEORGE COOK, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AUCTION
VI elegant uUus hOla Furniture Marble aud Bronze
Ciocks ThIs day II O'Clock l4 roadway betws en-
Liberty and Cedar large stock of best city MADE
Furniture suite. arlors chambers h,aries dining
rooms, &c. All warranted rs represented.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
DENRy B. HERTS JR., AUCrI0NEER
i'll BY HENRY WOOD CO..
RECEIyER's Sale OF ELEGANi CABINET FURNITURE,

BY ORDER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
On "Wednesday, Oct. 5. r. III O'Clock,
AT THE sALESROOMS, 45o BROADWAY,
Comprs ng q large lo Household Furniture of
descpion manufactured in the bes, manner BY the
Cabinet Makers Association such rie fosewool
and mahogany Paror suits in satin bro ae Frelch
coth rosewood and walnut 10 kcases nri-
rob E;aseres Bedroom and nng suits Library and EN
tension Tables &C Also large lot OF Plated Ware Lamps
Fancy Ornaments Oh Paintings &C. Parties in want OF
class furniture will do we TO attend tins sale as II Will
b. closed positively without By order OF the
receiver, TO close the estate.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
THE THIRD SPECIAL TRADE SALE OF

FIVE THOUSAND PACKAGES ROOTS AND SHOES
this season,
Hsu be held On Friiay. October IL.
CHARLES &. WARREN,
Auction Boot ami Shoe Warehouse,
NO. - Cortlandt street.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
~ norcgry ArcTroNEER SALE

VI o the Household Furniture OF ianily going y Il,
1he has been Ia use bu ,hnit time. VI
DOUGHTY VIII sell az auction "wednesday, Uct = ut Ua
O'Clock. l2o West ft! third street aetw, en- Broadway
Eighth comprising rosewood Parur suits seven
pieces Brussels IA es! carpet Mating, hooNase marble
rnre Table, Msutei Ornaments Oh Painting, Eaeu
Dnug Tables Bgael Dining Chairs enamel AID oak
marble top Chanhrr suits Ingram Catpet-. uicolhs SOFAS
Chairs. window Shades Mattresses Blankets, koistes PIT
lows and speses, together with ioi VI Basemeot and
Furniiure with which the sale vii The
tVhn nlp f1r ate 4 10 "a
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
|, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1862.
SALES ar AUCTION.

rrHOs N. CcNNAuGnTON. AucrfoNEER WILL SELL
tins dav, lNts O'Clock, at 81 Third
sortment Household Furniture Pier and Maniel
Feather Bsds Boosters aud Pillows mahogany French
BecsteAds Sofas Chairs, Tables Bureaus Washsands,
BOOKCASES Wafrobes Carpets Paintings Enlra inSs,
Glassware kehen Furniture, dc. removed for sale
WILLIAM ABBOTT, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL
w Friday, Oct 10, al 10 O'clock for cash, the
balance Of the ssock Of Carpets oeohs Rugs Mats Mt
ting, Ac remalnng the store 81 Bower from
Canal street The stock consists OF large assortment OF
Velvet Brnssct lngrain Stairs and Hemp Car
also Oceths Rugs Mats, 6c., This
sale of as well as
trade, CLOSING
stock There Carpets and Oclohs of all sizes and pat
terms remnants froa TO rs yards each, together with
large assortment ot whole pieces.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

L BOGART. AUCTIONEER.-BY :. A J. BOGARI
81 This 10 AT the northeast corner OF fhif
al yard tie
south side Thirty.e between Broadway and
Seventh avenue. Mortgage sale, CONSISTING o. afg lot OF
ever, sind -elton; also one TrucA
" OGDEN Sheds. Blocks. tixtnres, &e Oi said yards
DAVID q. MEALIO Attorney for Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

L1oR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.-THE UNITED STATES
mai steamship CREOLE, Georgc w Couch command
er will Is North river Thursday October "
1872 at ~ O'Clock precisely for New Orleans direct
For freight cabin stcefape passage apply LuDLAM
HElNEkEN CO., lis Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
I BoGARr, AucTIoSEER;-BY 3 a ). RoGARr.

II BOGAKf, AUETIONEEK.-BH 3. 4 J BO6AKT.
81, Thur.day. Octoher 2. l0ia o'clock at l2j Prince
Mosags sale OF Ho sehod and Barroom Furniture
aud Fixinirs, stls lng3ai Carpets Oucp.
hOgsny Bureaus MAHOGANY Paror Chairs Eocsers Looking
90 Painng- Ensrayings, CsndeabaS ma o!any
B.stead Feather Beds, Pillows and Boosters; Cett Bed
s,eads keiouts, Sheets. mahogany Din- fables WASP.
stands Ciockery be top Bar Co NJ do. Tubs,
cef Panp, kcffg .rttor Cocks, Tumbes, Deoanters
Window Shades, High Sigo!s Arn Chairs. Punea Bowl,
and glassware. Coo ing Items %.
LOUIS II. NULTEE, Attorney Tor Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
u II. LUDLOW AUCT1ONEER.
ELEGANT MANSION, ON FIFTH AVENUE At AUCTION.

e. H. LUDLOW 4 CO. WILL. SELL AT AUCTION, ON
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERS 1862,
at the Merchanis Exchange saesroom, No ua broadway
FIFTH AVENUE NO. 4AS
The elegant Brunswick leAtra slled front House on
Fifth avenue, 57x92 feet lot 37xl2S with cn Forty
second 1t Ia ID the elaborate and highly
cAy, having been completed ana
built expressly Tor the owners own use.
u ROTH, AUCTIONEER.-,AN EXTRAORDINARY or
~. portunHy for Housekeepers-The elegant Household
Funtare the residence lily West Eighth street dnnton
Macd0uGal street and Sixth aven ie Will De
sod At auction this "wednesday morning. Oct \ NJ
lU precisely the highest bidder without reserve
consisting solid bl,k Gaput Extension Table black
Buffet II Dining cnas, Cut tlAss and China are
Ivory Table Cutlery Silver Ware Brussels and Ingram Car
Dainask Curtains hue Oil Paintings two
handse Suits with slip Easy Chairs and
Lounges Etageres marble Tables Pier Mirror, Corner
Stand Vases Clocks three rsssood aud one ana
one black Bedse I'd, rosewood Bureaus Wash
stands Lounge. Rockers Chairs Hair and Spring Nat
tresses Beds STAR Carpets. lcoths, Hat Stand Hall
Chairs. hsndelieis &c Sale posit>ye.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
,foRTGAGE sALE.-B. WEAVER. IR., AucrIoNEER.

WI III sell is s Al clock A. NJ, at kightn e.
nue. Lease Coal Yards also two story brick house In
front; Horses Harness yard fxures and SaDes IN
rear Shoyels. Otr- Fixtures. sso SAFE.
PHILIP LEVY, Attorney Mortgage.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

~ Isb,
To close ~ business without RI. gard to cost.
j. O. CODMUS Ntl sell Thursday. Oct. g. at IA O'Clock,
nj I7 Nassau reel large assortment oi nrs elias rose
wood bogany oak aud black walnut Parlor Hail. fiprs
~ Bedroom an ilce FuIn up the hoie OF which
have been aud viii he ost veiy sold the
hisLesi buder. Tor cash, ~ close tue business.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAILKOAD.-TRAfSSF FOR ALBANY,
IL Troy the North and West leave Chambers
and A. NJ, and !. is, o and lol5P. NJ.
7 oNo ISLAND RAILRoAD-CHAYGE OF TERMI.
IL nusPassenger depot at James slip and foot OF Thirty.
fourth streets. East RIVER
summer Arrausemeni--Leave New York at A. NJ for
Greenport sag Harbor Orient and Hampton.
ASA. M, II NJ. and $50 r NJ. for syossetL
At33O r. NJ. for Greenport
AtGP. NJ. for Faruninguae.
ON SUNDAY train Hunters Point Tbirty fourth
street ferry) ~ A. M for kiverhesd aud Intermediate
stations al rates Returning, leaves Rveread
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

s. RICHARDS, AUCTIoNEER.-1.OoO CASES
N. Boots Shoes b. saDs Caters ac., al aIctoa.-By
RICHARDS WHITINo-0n "Wednesday. Bci. s. at l0I5
~ Cort andt all
Of heavy tall and winter goods uung Gents Calf, Grain
Thick Kip Roots as boys and Yuuhs ao. Wo
mems Misses Childrens OF all kinds Catalogues
morning of sale
The New York herald., 1862-10-08

ABM yANDER?OoL, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
"A and oher Green Housct snd Sioye Plants
uon THURSDAY, inst, No. sdoAn street aia A
M very extensive oriment comprising than 2in
distinct varieties ut Pants THIS oiers unusual
portun iy anseurs III their houses cheap
rate. Catalogues ready.
The New York herald., 1862-10-08
DOARDIHo AND x.ODoSnaV
BOAaDsne AID LODoluo.

n n - N n - J. - - - ~
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13

New YoRk, March I2th.-An Elizabeth
City, (E. c. letter of March 4Ih. to the
Tribune, says that Gen. Bragg with his
forcei numbering z, 200, arrived at Norfolk
yesterday from Pensacola which he evacu-
ated after destroying the Notifications, guns
sc. 1t is also stated that the rebels are
calling all their spare forces to Norfolk,
that they may be ready fot any emergency.
The force at NewbuFn and other points in
this State, numbering 10000 or 80, 600
drilled soldiers, together with the rebel
forces at Richmond, and other points be-
tween Richmond and Norfold will, it is
thought, be thrown in the rear of the Union
force, attacking Norfolk from this direction.
Therefore, the last grand battle of the cam
paign may be. fought in the struggle to
save Norfolk, should that city be attacked.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13
MORNING REPORT.

Gen. Burnside heavily Vein
forced-President's Eman-
cipation Resolution passed
the House Full particu-
lars of the evacuation of
Manassas-A Considerable
humbug about the strength
of the Rebels there-New
Hampshire Election The
Latest from Fort Pickens
and Key West-Gen. But
Ter at Port Royal-Commo-
dore Porter's Mortar Fleet
at Key West.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-13
EXECUTIVE MANSION,
Washington. March 8. 81


- PRESIDENT GENERAL WAR oRDER NC. 2.
Ordered FISt-That the Major General
Commanding the army ofthe Potomac, pro-
coed forthwith, to organize that part of said
army designed to enter upon active opera
tons, including the reserve but excluding
the troops to be LEFT on the Notifications
about Washington, into four army corps, TO
be commanded according to seniority of
rank, as follows: LIST corps to consist of
four Divisions and to be commanded by
Major General Mcdowell; and eorrs to
consist of three Divisions, and to be com
manded by Brig. Gen. S. P. Heintzelman;
4th corps, to consist of three Divisions and
to be commanded by Maj. Gen. Keys.
Seeoad-That the Divisions, now COM
manded by the officers above assigned to
the commands of corps, shall be embraced
in and form part of their respective corps.
Th5Td-The forces left for the defence of
Washington will be placed in command of
Brigadier Gen. James s. Wadsworth, who
shall also be Military Governor of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
Fourth-Thst this order be executed with
such promptness and dispatch ag not to de-
lay the commencement of the operations
directed TO be undertaken BY the army of
the Potomac.
FEfth-The 9Th Army Corps, to be COM
mauded by Major General N. P Banks, will
be formed from his own and Gen. Shields
Qate Gen. Lander's) Division.
(Signed) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.