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The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04


The editor 81 the RoshssiF Dnils Gai
(Mr. ButtSJ writes 10 lbat apQ Its11I
WAafiHKt0n 49,, 1i--4-l -
The report Of the COmmlsssonoss -
pointed to exsRIae tbascsqlef kAS
prisoners confined 10 the prisons q -
ington, BAltimeFe. New York tll 80
II It shall eEer be pHblished. va :
profound sensation. Tbs readssSseH4es
Union will remember what's tFsWan9 9saa
noise was recently made by SSAeeeb
Wilson, Trumbull and others, bsqlHe ~
they alledged, negroes were Sstsineesta
prison here, against whom no effllA D
proved and who could obtain no fSqfssf.
But II now appears dhat laFge pARAr
Der Of white men, quite - guiltlsss ue1l@
honorable Senators themselves, had Gtsy1
then lain In the prisons Of the melpoPet.u
rlhS months, And hsyiUg ,tda zssxtd tuneo
belong to q prescribed race" they might
have rotted in their loathsUhs cells I'D
not their cases arrested the attentio1 6f
somebody else than these champions df
!, ,,t,,,n.,. ,,u.Ai.,.,. - "H*> .-' -sSNAt@yA,
have completed their labors in this city
and gone North. 1t has transpiFed thSt
one man, m Irishman, was imprisoned
here seven months under these ciream-
stances: He had been very active Tn ono
of the Northern cities in getting up re-
cruits for the National armies at an carly
day. Then, as matters were rapidly conf
ing to crisis, he set out for the South to
find sister who was living in South
CaroIina,- with q view Of bFiDgiBg'heT
North before all communication shonld
be broken off He was arrested BY the
military authorities, who supposed him
TO be spy. and was thrown iatO PEiseg,
where he has lain ever since, or until
few davs ago, when he was released by
! inc C6mmIssaUners.. inns u OuI%ASNsts-A
large number Of cases Of the same general
character-of innocent men thrown into
prison on a vague suspicion Of some sub
ordinate officer, and lying there DeNth
after month without the possibility ofpFo-
curing a trial or getting the ear Of, any
public officer whatever. There Maa AB.
other case Of . clerk in one Of the DrpArt'
ments who was charged by ap, sNeW1,
who wanted his place, with aiding and
abetting the enemy. He was arrested
and thrown into prison, as matter Of
course.
After lying there for goOdly portion
of year, it is ascertained that the acct.
sation was purely malicious, and that q
loyal man has been punished for an i'm
puted crime, while many who ere veallS
guilty still ENJOY the patronage and abus'
the confidence Of the Government. It'it
worthy of remark that the military au'
thorities have been more unfortunate in
making arrests than the civil, . much
larger proportion Of persons arrested ai
the instance of the latter, having been
found guilty Of aiding and abetting the
rebels.
Bring out the facts, says the Ohio Crisis
they are making a very fine record
They will make saleable book, and when
Parson Brownlow gets through his FIRST
edition we would advise him to get up
another, made from collection Of tbese
cases. We would like to zee one Of the
Parsons cosy Know Nothing sympathi.
GERS % reading such book | But It has
got to be read some day not very distant.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04

COLONEL IioRRY.-A ludicrous story Is
told Of Col. Horny, who was once ordered
to await the approach Of British detach'
ment in ambuscade; service he perform
ed with such skill, that he had them com
pletely within his power, when, from a
dreadful impediment in his speech, by
which he was afflicted, he could not ar
ticulate the word Fire" In vain he
made the attempt-it was 6, f, Fl, f.-but
he could get no further. At length, irri'
tated to almost madness, he passionately
exclaimed,
"Shoot, - you, and be - to
you!"
lie was present in every engagement OF
consequence, and on all occasions increas-
ed his reputation. At Quinby. Col. Bax-
ter, gallant soldier, possessed of great
GOODNESS, and still greater simplicity Of
character, calling out, 81 am wounded,
coione!" Horny replied,
"Think no more Of it, Baxter, but stand
to your post"
"Bnt l can't stand, coIonel,-I am
wounded q second time!"
Then lie down, Baxter, but quit not
your post"
"Colonel," cried the wounded man,
they have shot me again, and if remain
any longer here shall be shot to pieces" "
"Be it so, Baxter. but stir not"
lie obeyed the order, and actually re.
ceived the fourth wound before this en-.
gagement ended.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04

How is it that the palms of negroes
hands and the soles Of his feet are always
white? Because they stand'on all fours
when the devil paints them.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04

SoFT Soar in some shape pleases all |;
and generally speaking the more Iic yct
put into it the betten tt
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A TIE undersigned having made every
f1G7f arrangement for the accommodation oI
TRANSFERS AND TRAVELLERS. as
t9sNA sure- them that all Eho favor him with
their patronage, shall be entertained IN manner
that cannot fan TO give satstactiGn, and At very
low prices.
Purchasing everything the season ah"rds, ana
employing thc hest Of roris, h- ple'lSeA himself To
HIST TABLE to he found between PlGcervilie and
N"vAia Territory.
The Rar will a,w7ys he supplied with the hest
liquors aud cigars.
ways nu hand and Tor sale cheap.
i1nJyl j. W. BARRON, Proprietor.
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The MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, ny
tOK@ sc "a N U - H *
nrLuIcKa, ". A. JANUAaY.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04
1IvERY Observation-Disclosures.

lie has d'r.,t'y connected with h+ Hotel ~ me
Livery S,.Id- xh-rr horses aud carriages let at
reasonable ratrs.
HI. patrons are Alpavs conveyed, FKEE"T CHARGE
to and from the cars Ant steamboats,.
Sacramento, Spru i!ik, lSd!-Sm
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04
GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner Of x and Seventh sts., Sacramento.

Corner of and seventh SIS SaerA"Th'o'
" r. CALLAHAN, the proprietor OF thus
~. tong established SRt popular Hotel, informs
his former patrons AMI friends in ~ Dorado t"unty'
that he has resumed the keeping "f ls old stand
where u. would he pleased to meet them again
Notwithstanding the storms Ard the Hoods, he as
.ures all that the GOLDEN EAGLE is in the best or
der for the accommodation u guests, and that the
term. are low and IN unison with the times.
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RIVERSIDE HOTEL,

Nine miles West StrAutry and II East Of PiAceFviIIe,
On Henry and Swans New Road.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04
Professional Garns, Etc..

Once, ON CoIOma street.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1862-07-04

WESTERN ELoQUENcE.-"W Who discover
ed the North Pole? Who, l say, who !?
Our own immortal Jefferson certainly
or any other man and more too Who
discovered the route to Cape Cod, through
Cappadocia? That fearless Moorish nav
igator, James X. Polk. Who planted the
stars and stripes on the heaven piercing
summit of the Andesy Who, but the
sainted Franklin! With these significant
facts in view, let us, with the horoscope
in one hand and the Magma Charta in the
other, plunge boldly into the foaming bill
lows of the angry Mississippi, and press
ing our way forever onward, never stop
until Tivoli is joined to Tripoli--Kamschat-
ka to Nicaragua-and yet onward, until
we shall have triumphantly gained Ia
rantula, that long lost isle of bliss Of
which a Plutarch reasoned and a Ualcn
sung!"
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Nashville and Chattanooga R.K
! ARa
Change of Schedules

ON and AFFrf
Thursday, September 9Th. 1881.
Passenger trains on the Nashville and Cha,tanooga
Railroad, win run ~ follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville At Sl6 A. n. and 8:P.m
Arrive at Chattanooga 1:2o 4. n. and SAsr
COMING WEST
Leave Chattanooga At $50 A. =. and go PA
Arrive at Nashvnleat 1850 a. u. and 400 r n
rIvHE Trains leaving Nashville At SlJ A. ~, con-
i meet at Wartrace with Shebyville Branch, OF Tul
ishoma with Mchinnvile and Manchester Railroad,
ana at Decherd with Winchester and Alabama Raj.
road, ut Cowa, with Sewanee Railroad, and at Chatta
nooga with Western and Atlantic Eailroad
Tho Trains leaving Nashville at 300 p. NJ, connec.
at wartrace with Shelbyville Branch, at Stevenson
with Memphis and Charleston Railroad and at Chatta
noogA with East Tenn. and Geo. and Western and Al.
lAntIc Railroads.
Through Tickets 10 the following points, and al
prices annexed, can be had at all hours on application
At the Ticket Agent, ut Office, nj Depot:
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

STOCKHOLDERS IN THE LATE SOLD OUT CON-.
- PANY In Nashville, Knoxville and Middle Tennes
see who may chooie TO accept the proposition made
70 them by the new Company, can II more convenient
TO them, pay the twenty per cont TO A. II. Hicks "a,
Hicke' China Hall Nashvile) whe "a authorized 70 re-
Give II and furnish the necessary receipts The prop.
osItion made IL liable TO be withdrawn at any time,
and II any parties should neglect 10 look after their
interest, they cannot plead ioant Of notice.
II. 8. FULKERsON, agent,
"a Com anon street.
New 0aleans, Dec. 20, lS6l.--dec2i-4
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Cox,rRolm's Owen,

Nashville, Tenn, Sept ~, 1854.
THIS n 70 certify that the August, Insurance and
Banking Compsny located a Augusta, In the State Of
Georgia, has complied with all the requirements n the
Cods on tho subject Of Foreign Insurance Companies,
Ia ssoisn 1925 70 1907 Inclusive On weiua tho Act OF
18th March, 1890, chapter 2b, section 10, requiring
deposit with tho Comptroller Of twenty thousand dol
larS OF six per cent Bonds OF the State. M
And that Jesse Thomas Ia tho legally authorized
Agent Of aaid Company In the city Of Nashville, state
offonncssee.
H. 81 J.L DUNLAP, Comptroller
Tho above IN one OF tho oldeat and most reliable In.
surancs Companies In the South Those wishing insur.
ancs will please call on tho undersigned n the corner
Of Cedar street and tho square. =, n ll. ~. 4. I
nove-dH Npl JR39E THOMAS, Agent.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

DY virtun Of q vend ex 10 me directed, and dellv.
ID cred n IN the Honorable Circuit Court Of David.
sCn county Tennessee, at It's September Torn, 1861
will expos, u public sale, 70 the highest bidder, for
cash, al the Courthouse Yard, 10 the city Of Nash
vp'e, on Monday the 2'lh day OF January, 1892, all
the right to- claim, interest and estate, which jan
W. Cole, then had, or may have since acquired, In
and 10 the following Tract OF Land, bounded follows
on the North by the lands Of john George and Epoch
Cunningham ON the East by the lands Of Enoch 4 Eppy
Cunningham; on tho South by tho lands Of Jas. H
Bowman AMI A. Ramer on the West by the lands Of
G. NJ Campbell and Jones Shevirs, bong the land for
rlerly occupied by John Cole containing two hundred
md twenty I've acres; behg'evied on as the property
70. ofA W. Patman against James w. Cole,
January tie 9Th, 1862.
JOHN X. EDMUNDS0N, sh'n
BY A cmkL, Deputy Shit in
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Sherif,s Sale.

DY virtue o. Attachment 10 mo directed and dc.
I'D livered from the Honorable Chancery Court Of
Davidson county, Tennessee, January, 1862, | will
a. the Court bouse yard In the city Of NAshylll ON
Monjay, tho 9Th day Of January, 1892 all the right
tits claim interest and estate, which Terrence Nc.
CURE then ha0 or may have since acquired In and %
the following described two horses and one two horse
wagon aud ges r, being levied on as the property Of
Terrence McGiire, to satisfy attachment levied in
favor OF Ellen tonuelly against Terrence MuGuire.
JOHN K EDMUNDS0N, Shift
jani7-td BY A. CREEI., Dep. sh'G,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
CONFEDERATE STATES.
DEMONSTRATION AND MILITARY STORES

r HAVE Aken an ofics on Cherry street, No. 10, In
II front OF the MAXWELL House, where all business,
arising under the Representation Act" will DO atien-
ed 70.
Persona having In possession property or money be
longing 70 Allen enemies" WIN report 70 mo at my
okncs. 700 p Atl,~4l = W
Subscriptions 10 "NilItary Stores" received and
psia for IN . p cent Confederate Bonds.
FsS. n. COCKRIIL,
Receiver for Considerable States, Middle Tennessee.
wantsd ImmsdiateIy,
10000 Baahak CORN, delivered at the Race
fsssk Or a our Pork House. 70 feed Government oat'
~ and Hsss, for which We willpay the highest mar.
kst price IN cash. bse- . 80
novl2--am D D silstollEH oi's Agents @. q. a.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Sherifi'S Sale.

DY virtue Of vend ex 10 me directed and deliver.
ID cd n ON the Honorable Circuit Court OF Davidson
County, Ten lessee, az liz September Term, 1851,
will expose public sale, 10 the highest bidder, for
cash. at the court House Yard In the city OF Nash.
vile Nor day the 9th day Of January, 1862 al the
right title, claim, interest and estate, which Felix g.
Mckay then had, or may have since acquired, In
and TO the following described one negro man Bob, 20
ysars old, one negro man Tom, IS years old, ono ne
gro man Edn und, 80 yearg old, one negro woman
iStsey, so years DID, six mules, nine head Of horcs
oae four horsj wagon a harness. one yoke oxen aud
c.rt, being eed on as the property of Felix q. Nc
Porter against Felix G. Mckay, WI. Philips and r
A. Barnes.
January th, 9th, 1862.
"a J0HF X. RDMUNDsoN, Sheriff.
BY A CRggi, Deputy Sheriff.
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om0E NAmvnlR Gas Lenr COMPANY,
January I. 1862.

oyuw NAmvniR Gas LaeHr COMPANY, /
January 7, 1862. !
A 7 meeting Of the Board Of Directors hold this
IA day, q dividend Of Xix per cent was made, raya-
bio 70 the stockholders Of the Nashville Gas Light
Company on and after the 10th inst, and the follow
Ing resolution was passed
Resolpsd. That the high price Of coal scarcity Of la
bor and general increase In value Of all materials
used IN manufacturing coal gas IL ust cause for an
increase IN the price OF gas and that the price be
raised from three AID one-half 10 four dollars per
thousand cubic feet, nom the LIST January.
Janlo-dlm l JAS. ii. KENDRlCK, sec'y,
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2lth. Tho greatest amouns insured $4,000.
18th. Amount insured In any city u not defined. Nm
iDih Ths greatest amount In block, $4,000.
Personally appeared before me, tho nubscribor, g.
q. AoCay, Secretary Of the Augusta Insurance and
Ranking Company, who being duly sworn, deposeh
and asth that the shove statement correct and true
70 she beat Of his knowledge and bolef.
@. ". MoCAY, Secretary.
AIPHIUsc. BEANS, Notary Public.
Tho same oath which tho Secretary above taken on
his part ~ President, take on my part
WIN. N. DAUTINGNAC, President.
August, 1861. EJ. TUCKER,
Up. for Fayette county Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
Nashville Gun Factory.

C,ToCKH0LDERs In tho Nashville Gun Factory, are
- notified that the Foarth and last call OF Five Dol.
lars per share, win DO due and payable on the 18th
December, 1851.
BY order Of tho Board, NY
" q. ROCHE, sec'y 4 Treasurer,
doc7--u aN 0nce t Capitol.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

L,IFTEEN or Twenty good Harness Takers can OBJ.
IT tain steady employment at good wsges BY iame.
diatt application 10 JOHN MORROW 4 son,
No. 10 Market street,
declo div TGNt fT Nashville, Tenn.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

A CONSTANT supply Of Trssh oysters win no kept
"A at the Eating House OF Adana q Ewes, Deaderiok
street during the season, and served W at ali hours
In the best style,
decla-f
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24
so,Ith Nashville BakerY.

NOV epen and rcady 10 furnish parties, privaie or
Az public, a. shortest notice. Every kind Of Bread
Cake and CONNECTIONS constantly On hand and any en-
traa funisbed n short notice.
dsc19-ern.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

n WANT TO hire Fly Negroes ~ deck hands and
III nremen &C. tins o. vfners John A. Fisher, General
Andersen and Minnatt AKA " run between Nashville
Tenn, and Fort Dons hon, Tenn win pay for them
Thirty Doara psr molith.
dscis A. HAMILTON,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

AS0vSS Wv = ~~~~
~ NOT yos SPECULATION.
&NH0U @Nes fg
TUE undersigned has been appointed ASent for the
u purchase II nesvee and Hoss Nr the Confederate
Dasss mot for speculaton and call 10 requested OF
~ having sther Tor sale, who wish 10 sse our troops
pov4ed for liberal psices In Tennessee currency or
Confederate Notes win be paid. Gall at Cummings
ollkscus, College street, near Church street
Agouts for Purchasing Beeves
and Hogs I'm the Confederate
States. -.s
fns following gentlemen are agents for purchase Of
Rogs end Besvss 10 the Confederate States
& r. Psnnshaksr and Samuel Thompson, Wilson
h. n, James, Of Giles couLty;
A. Beatls and Hamuelsuttle, Lincoln county; a
Ferry OOurn, Coffee county; W. N
SAMUEL 8. Ellison, Smith county;
Crockett 3 nAnsum, Rutherford county;
John Frisrscn, Mr.. Coz, and ]. D. woodslde, haury
county,
4. q Thomas, L. W, Barrett, and 7, NJ, Caldwell,
Sw' c SSSns, i,sntllucoun.y;
Robt, d. Donaldson, 0yerton county;
VS. utley, Robertson county;
W, r. Ianes Sumner county; nn# .ftsat.
Robert Davis and J. II. Parks, Marshall county;
George Doubleday, James Coleman, and O. B. Jen-
Robert bingham, q. o. johnson, and James N. Car.
coy, for diGsrent counties. se1 ass W w. . 5t
oet29-u u yi4eea e. tuhiasalJ. y. CUMMINGS.
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NOTICE.

MIR JAllys r. GREEN .has withdrNwn from our
Ivl nrm. The styo OF the bouee VIII be as heresc'
fore. ,hIG n NEvfNS, KEITH d Go.
Nashville, Dec. IL, lsol-lw IL II
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1862-01-24

Administrators Notice.

LIAyrNG qualified az Administrator NJ The esioie Of
III william Pybus, deceased, notice Ia hereby giyen
20 all persons 70 whom said estate N indebted 20 Mo
sher claims with X q. Pearl, Cashier the City Bank
within the time prescribed By law, or be forever bar
red those indebted 70 said estate can make aynent
20 said u @. Pearl who n authorized 10 RECEIPT for
same: JOIN T. HUNTER, Administrator.
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CARD.
Z. D. WHEELER, M. D.,
u f IN II I S r,

+ ATE OF Murfrees ,oro, intending 10 make hIs fa.
IL ture stsdence ir Nashville respectfully onsrs biz
professional services 10 lis citizens In the speciality of
DENTAL. SuRaKRY.
TN Tn close Of thu present year be may be found
dvriHg iAc last half Of each mcnth at the Office former
ly occupies by Or. MsNsiry, on summer street, be.
tween Church and UnIcn
tlll Let. Jan. A'ip RuAA
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FOUND.

I'm the 9Th inst, TWO Notes, cash drawn by iona.
~ than Reeder and Isapc Reeder, which the owner
con got ~ applying At this once. rlF "
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The Condition Of The Runaway Ne
groes at the Nor'h.

'TLo C.Ir, cn,,.,nO, l,nI nf Mn, (hlca
-, .,,:,; , -,
a., charlottesville, ,d;,;., or ,.b,,,,
,,l .,;,h.,
L ,. Ia, ,. Ab,..,on a.,
am, cam, -, u., ,,I... H..
TN. f,,;,,.s .,. n:.c.d IN ia. .,nn,v
h,rr,,L. h,;J,,,, man. o,., ,L,, many
N.,,h.,, h,,,.. w,,. ~. ,,r,c.. f., fir.
.,d .,h ~, u,,d t. m H.. q H., ,d-
u,I rr.k.d ,,J r,,,t .,,.J woman and
on, l,.r ma, IL. ..,.u :. L.f ,,I. away
u,rl,n,, -. ,r, ri r,,k o. ,ns ar stray
b,;s or .,.d t., cook ,h-,r ra,,ons with.
l. ~ m l,, ,h,v.,r;,.,
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sou III LIN A,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

In Ordinary. In matters Of Probate Of Mi.
cha.l IioIton's Will.
Whereas, Andrew Johnson, Executor Of
Michael Horton, deceased, has filed his Pe,
lsion in this office praying to be pertfn,ed
to swear and examine witnesses upon the
Probate in due form Of law Of the said win
and Codci for the publishing and couirrn
ing thereof
This is therefore to notify and cite the chill
dren and the next of kin Of tho said Nj
chael Hortot,, deceased, who reside out O
the limits of the State of South Carolina
aforesaid, to wit: Joanah Moore, Patrick
N. Horton, son of Narcisser Horton, decd,
Children of Martha Jane Horton, deed -
their names not known-and Sanford lior.
ton. to ba and appear personally, or by their
lawful Attorney, IN the Ordnary's Court To
be holden at Lancaster Court House for tho
District "f Lancaster on Thursday ,he l7th
daN Of November next, and fail not under
the penalties that may fall thereon
T. Il. HAMMOND, o. L. ID.
August Is, 1862, 29-om3m 90. pf
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THE RICHMOND EXAMINER.
PUBLISHED DAILY, sEMI-wEEKLY AND
WEEKLY.
TERMS:

The DAILY RICHMOND EXAMINER il de.
iivered to subscribers al TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
PER WEEK, payable to the carrier weekly, or
THREE CENTS PER COPY nj the countcr.-
Price For mating, SO per year or SIS for
six months, 81 for three months, 81 for
one mouth, invariably in advance
The SENi-WEEKLY EXAMINER is issued
every Tuesday and Friday at o., in ad.
vance. The SEAI-WEEKLY VIII not bs
mailed for less term than six month";,
which il 50.
The EXAMINER is published on the cash
system, aud will not depart from il under
any circumstances. Persons who de,tr to
gel the paper will please accompany their
order with the cash.
Persons sending subscriptions mast do il
ut their own risk
IHE WEEKLY ExAMIsER is issued every
Friday and mailed 10 subscribers nj az uer
annum, in advance. The WEEKLY will no,
be- mailed for less than twelve months.
NOV D, 33-6m.
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trave. by night gave me particular Gts.-
But the landlord did things sup Bropr,"
and we lef, there at o'clock, not very
much refreshed by our sojourn. Macon
iss business place and speculation and
high prices have taken prominet places
in the business transactions Of the city.
At 4 o'clock we reached Albany from
whence We started. Aud now all under.
stand what we mean by TAT home again
son OF LANCASTER.
November 3, 1862.