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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.

T OsTon the 10th inst, pocket book con.
u tanning forty dollars eight SIS bills--sev.
en- Of said bills were on the Merchants and
Mechanics Bank Of Wheeling and one SIS U.
nited States Treasury note. The pocket book
is an old fashioned leather one; in addition
to the above $40. there was some postage cur.
rsncy. Anyone finding the same and return.
iug ITO The Register printing Office, will TO-.
ceive the above reward .! $50,
lune lS-3h
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18
NOTICE.

7 HEREBY notify all persons whatsoever,
i from harborng, concealing, or employing
my apprentice, Daniel Yates, a boy about four
teen years Of age; under the penalty Of the law.
One dollar reward will be paid for his deliyc'
ry at my residence. LEWIS EDWARDS
June 1885 rF.r
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18
Cavalry Slilrmlsh.

TAsnIsoToS, June lS.--The 18Th
Pennsylvania Cavalry. aud s7th Penn,
rslvania Inlantry, had skirmish with
some four hundred rebel cavalry yester-
day. near Middetown, Pennsylvania,
ia which eight rebels were killed, q num-
Der wounded, and Ihirly,seven taken
prisoners. ar -..sstasu
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18

re- Gen, Cass has recovered his
health, left Newport and gone to his
home in Detroit. eEre-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18
SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED OF,
G15 feB for sale. two valuable farms,
lying upon the waters If Old
Town Creek. about three miles from
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1863-06-18
NOTICE.

aFSee Advertisement. va
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
Legal aobsrtisew.Trrtw~ / ! ,


TN THE DISFRaOR COURR N@r
IL TWslAh JudIsialI b isa-suH - - S@.Hk n
nia, IN and for the CITY 9s6 Coantv "a - R.lss
THE GR0gCH C0NBOIIDAf B fSi7k -
GOULD 8 CUSRT sIESEts 81 \ Il RS ~ ,lll
AND HENRY r. p, OoMeR00E RS&s-nSsSs.- -
Action brought i4 ths nlssgiss csN - -
yudlelal District q &c e..ss g ~ ;.
complaint gled N sd ~ sna eSSSsy -
cisco, In the once Of ~ tssSk a - -: -
ThePeeple % the elasss - Ga1i1
ing ing 70 9n The SGsl4 nY = OasY sAyss -.
YOG ars hereby tts-.:s:E1 . a1SsIl h. 5ltTIp
in the District c0uTt q he Eesift6 5;.<S
dIh:. Of The sssis = 60 Of cass, Gc9S.1s, = a sHa -
plant filed therein WitAin Ten aaV1 feI-ss.ss-ss
day OF servicel, amer ths service - - n -
mons, II served within this eonasy I, 4, - -
Of this county, y. aAis DiaaEistt a&szkll
detanlt yin Be taken against yoa soeif3 - ~ -
The said sO'ion : AsuuSA. 70 OhAuh 49,
FTst-TAat an account may As 49,. ssa,as, l.
products Of the 90OlA 4 Curry albes 80 -
have been In the poasessen e 0Aa SoGsaSs!z-
theT Of them, and that the defendants - -
creed to pay 70 ne plaiatAb tArOol0 -
with interest from he aas tho - SSs-s,l
BY them respectively. 49,
secoDd-fbat ihc aid GouIa 4 csrs -, l,,pi
pioG, ,CouAAnS -hA aVAceEN< aeA qlanAa 49, 80
jofneG from fIaathg sEF ssesse1as aT a ~
distributing any poo ton Of the rocelp1s e 49,. q
said Company amongst the s1OekhASdeFs ik-1 teF
til the amount found due The plaiallA ~ SSnSt
paid.
Thrd-That Receiver mey hs apaesss.s = ~
property and eaecis ofGhe saiA 0ouh{ kC-
Mining Company, and that on The amsrSS 1871
plaintiffs as afoT esAid being AscertaiDe1. -
directed and required 10 collect ne 49, N..sa
property o! said Gould 4 CuFTy eHlveV NIrs.s
rAny, 50 far as the same VII 70, and ~ -
from the Stockholders thereof pro rata. aee..Ssse
the amount Of stock owned By thsm FcIo~e1ss.ss -
said Company and to pay the same 70 saiS PI,s..,
Pourih-That the said plAlhtIas nav hsv.
further or other decree or reIIsf AeFcin - !. ~
CO1rt shall seem meet and shall b ames~aSs
equity, Wlth.costs.
And you are hereby nOtlhed that n yOu tas q. -
pear and answer the said complaint as s1,~G
quired. the said plaintiffs will sDply 70 H. 90 =
the relief demanded In the complaint
~ Given under ny hand ana seal 80
! SEAL District Court Of the Twelfth JnS;-4'S -
49, 'trict, Of the State Of California. 4. 80
the city and county Of San FraDeIsco, th,s IftA -
OF October 10 the year OF our Lord one aH~-a@S
eight hundred and aixty-ihree.
WIN. LOEWY, CleTk, 80
Per VIZ. Z. SATTEnaER. De~ ~ 7;
EWd. Tompkins Plaintiffs' Atty. essai~S
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19

If SOME PEOPLE will cut out the follow
ing and stick it in their hats, it may ef-
feet considerable reform:
We give below few impolitc things
in which young people (and old ones, too)
often render themselves disagrceable:
Loud and boisterous laughter.
Reading when others are talking.
Talking when others are reading.
Reading aloud in company without be-
ing asked.
Cutting inger-nails in company.
Leaving church before public worship
is closed.
Whispering and laughing in the house
of God.
Gazing rudely at strangers.
A want of reverence and respect for
seniors.
Correcting older persons than your
selves, especially parents.
Commencing to talk before others have
finished speaking.
Answering questions that have been
put to others.
Commencing to cat as soon as you get
to the table and
In not listening to what one is saying
in company. unless you desire to show
open contempt for the speaker. A well
bred person will not make an observation
while another is addressing himself to the
company.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
SUMMONS.

STATE or CALIFORNIA, County Of n Dar.a.1
- SS.-ln the District Court Of ne EIevensS ~
ciAl District. -
Action brought In the District Court sf II, ~.
enth Judicial District, and the complaint ~ Il
the County OF n Dorado, In the oGRce Of the 49,
state.
The People Of the State Of California, u q. "
Beyis. Defendant, Greeting; =
You are hereby required 70 arpeaF In A 49,
brought against you By Matheriey 4 Lee, FI.is,IS
III the District Court Of the Eleventh yIiici.I -
tr!ct in and for the County Of II Dovado, "a ~
sWer the complaint fled therein on the 1Ak - n
November, A. ID. 1868, Sithin ten days (exsa~S. a
the day ofserVice) amer the service on roe n n.
summons-If served within thls County: n -
out OF this County. but within this Judicial Ds-i
within twenty days; II served out Of Al Ds-1.i
then within forty days-or Judgment By defa1l1 -
be taken against you.
The said action Ia brought to obtain Su.a~,,..a
against you for the OF N9O7 % lOQ nasolSf -
said Piaintins upon certain promIaaoFy n00e 49,
by ySu in favor of Piaintins, Dee<aher A. lIsi ~
sa amount, With interest At the rate Of kvo - -
per month until paid and you fad 70 49, -
answer said complaint As above reauirei - sSSl
Plaintiffs viii take judgment AEAinsi ys~ - -
said complaint.
Witness, Hon. B. y. MvRxa. judge Of sa,A ns.,,,.,
Court Of the EeVenth Judicial District.
- Attest my hand, and the seal ee ~
SEAL. Court, in and for sad County ef u -
- - do, hereto afixed. at once n H. cI1V -
PisrerVille, this the 18th day Of NoVemker' A n
1863 THOMAS B. PATfEN, CisTk
,. 4. HornbloWeT, ATTY foE PI'Ga. e01
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
WHAT N THE USE ,

Whne 10 the uss Of trimming lamp
IfYou never intend 70 light it5
Wha1 u che ne Of graphing = wrong
Ay0a usvUr tntsnd " hSht It!
what e the use Of removing your hat
IL yoa do not intend to tarryt
Whaf b the use Of WOoing . maid
ItyOansvsr intend 70 marry!
What y the use Of buying . coat
10 yoa never intend TO wear IL :
What 10 the use. Of q house for two
HyOa never intend to share 1t
Whist b the usO Of gathering gold
IfyOu never intend TO keep 10
KAnSls the nse 81 planting . field
II yOu never intend to reap It!
What y the uSe Of buying & book
II yon never intend to read 1t
What - the uss Of cradle 70 rock
liyoa never intend TO need it?
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
REDUCTION IN PRICES
TO SUBSCRIBERS.

A TTENTION is called to the following list Of
"A American and Foreign Periodicals, for which
receive subscriptions. Permanent arrangements
having been made by the United States Govern
ment Tor the carrying OF the mails from the Allan
tic States hy steamer three times month, l am
ready to receive subscriptions At much love:
rate than formerly. The same care and attention
will be paid the forwarding Of all packages, for
which this establishment has gained such enVia-
bic reputation throughout the Pacific Coast.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
:, 1Inl1naAF MElR1aMR.
n,.,.of all r.. - -, asa neht,

DpaIoe - - 49, - ~ - a9Ast
CHPse 49, stap ie1e4YasI q
NEnHa - - r4hsVufe - slteAtS = :
HI 0loa@a nhsa d1nuIonll, paEs and Olsagt
nsW. g ~ q ssE<i
% e ~ kaas. raspasaasns ae@e,
fpsaDUatu y hsaF Gy pFayer thee IhOo
"a ...l.N Nllk sAA NJ sIaaASEins sptziA As1ss-
ssaHS1S m tAs &oSsd's faSt-ssaing bSwSrss
bs...rl EsaA Visihas - allsdise arsans,
~ that fAis eliza SfRasa 9sSSses
Sweet aiEs, anA softly gly e1Sa~sj
Ard @oha aMnfSai that Whtl@ esags
A euShsf AuA SoEag9eR hefe.
.1EWN6 - a6s1 6sp eeDswasa SayS
.r3T EsAE hSysH4sr4hS S'sEsy 'VAsrs'
Iknssl hsaas3n0 gAsslsas throess
~ ~ a1s1S2sS. Kiss etRKiBGsI
"s ~ A.. eaiisg t.p ~ sp,s.assa stt0Wa
e'' nC1sasA - Hey Spirits utngs,
ryNleaunaaNsA dNmes ~ aWO-etEuek heart
!IHWS& &u@ TAT SAsIod pgaeeneU Zee,
II 0aSiSuR. Thoa diast not impaTt
fpwS SsHnaSiPg heDe = Ne.
t.OSASgU ~ sAsass ~ vllussrans star
1sEEuwa ias lastrs fFea IAs Sun,
- 1A6a1R m ~ e9A1EafSlaDs STAR
q, tS@ Eay bgss Almighty Ons,
NY 00aA AxnaaaNeA il@oytaI light.
b OG3vtR ay SAAs hkM decay!
Dgt, hhsz4Alyvsl ~ fths nighs,
u htaSsRfs 0Wn bsauty melt away
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
a..rn.% RRRsRgE.


Hsast 0Hsise1oazafaliy
'"'A Msk thfoagh past years /.
u g,a7 HIlA6iAe ed msmoEtess
.,iyl IAAD6 With teahe-
LAte,a hour vssteds
falsuea abused,
- ASskAs - eoTtunltiss
Dtia4lT FsAaseA-
Ciss nI H. Sesegd
FFaaSht with such pain;
"A 2 Iesn Gkak hsNn vAnisAed
Return nOt again.
.y-., Grasp then TIE Present,
BE earnest and bold
HSetiHG lie moments,
AoEy pgeeiOus than gold.
watch and Aght brRvely
T. 81 p igAasiAst ploth and sin;
- Fray SSf the Spirit
The victory 70 MIN.
z. Comsth the futars
Veilsd and sloWi
a - trt G. forth 10 greet her,
For veal or for wo.
.-- 80 1fiugeth she gladnsssl
t5-7 'r.a RTalse thou the Lord.
80 Bsihgssh she sadnessi
't,t- boz 10 His word.
Ger Rast and DER FutuHe
Din shadows reelins.
Heart, b thOo uAanfnl:
The Present 10 thine!
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19

HUME ON PRocLAMATIoNs.- s.-The follow
ing extract from Hume's history of the
reign of Henry WILL, is wonderfully de-
scriptive Of our own times, and shows US
what the future historian must say of GER
tain transactions Of the present Admins
tratiOn. In volume iii, xxi, he says:
The parliament having thus resigned
all their religious liberties, proceeded to
an entire surrender of their civil and
without scruple or deliberation, they made
by one act total subversion Of the Eng
lish Constitution. They gave to the
Kings proclamation the same force as to
statute enacted BY Parliament and to
render the matter worse, if possible, they
framed this law as il it were only declar-
atory, and were intended to explain the
natural extent Of royal authority.
"The preamble contains that the King
had formerly set forth several proclama-
tions, which forward persons had willCul-
ly contemned, not considering what a
King by his royal power may do; that
this license might encourage offenders not
only. to disobey the laws Of Almighty
God, but also to dishonor the King S most
royal Majesty, who may full i'll bear it !;
that sudden emergencies often occur
which require speedy remedies, and can
not await the slow assembling and delib-
erations of Parliament. For these rea-
sons the Parliament, that they might re-
move all occasion of doubt, asccrtained by
statute this prerogative of the crown, and
enabled his Majesty, with the advice of
his Council to set forth proclamations, en-
joining obedience under whatever pains
and penalties they should think proper; !;
and these proclamations were to have the
force Of perpetual laws"
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
HON. G. L. VALLANDIGHAM'S
RECORD ON
Abolition, Slavery, and the
Civil War.

THIS WORK contains complete and accurate
/ copies of Mr.. NALLANDIGHAM's principal
Speeches, on the subjects above named. Also,
parts Of many other Speeches, with letters, incl
dents, votes, etc, etc. The work has been care
fully edited and it is believed to present, fairly
and correctly, the political record and position Of
a man whose views, in relation to the causes OF
our National troubles, and the right remedies for
them, are attracting an extraordinary amount Of
public attention.
The work is on good, substantial paper. 2iO
pages, large SvO and is ornamented with very
finely executed steel engraved likencss Of Mr.
Naandi CHAM.
PRIcE-Paper covers. 60 cents Cloth, $l.Oo-
delivered by Mail or Express. prepaid, on receipt
of the price. WhoIesale-Paper covers, $500 per
dozen Cloth, $s.OO-TransportatiOnt to be paid BY
the purchaser.
The retail prices are little more than frst
named. This is necessary in consequence Of
considerable increase in the sire Of the book also
the addition Of the engraving.
Send orders, with money enclosed. to Columbus,
Ohio, addressed TO !. II. RILEY y Co., or TO Gov.
MEDARY, office ot The Crisis.'
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of q DaraAA.
> S-In the District Court Of he IItk JSIIrI,l
District. :,
Action brought In the Distriet Couyt af IL Ka,n
enth Judicial District, and the complaint AieA In -
ConHty OF VI Dorado, In the once Of The cDevh n
said District Court in and for said Couniy anA aiR
The People oi the State Of California q DUNCAN
MCLEAN, Defendant, Greeting:
You are hereby required TO Appear m na 49,
brought against you By Margaret a. Mclean, PIoiH.
TN, In the District Court OF the Eleventh JuiIciol
District, In and for the County Of n DoTsSo, 81 ~
answer the Complaint 6Ied th<TiD on the sl Aay q
september, A. D. 1858. within ten days texelusivS Il
The Gay Of seTVice) amer the service on you Of A.
suU,nons-ii served within this eoanty HsrVVeA 81
OF this county, but within this Judicial DlstTiea VA.
IN twenty dAys; or, II served out n said DssfvSCa
then within forty days; or, II by pabaeaaioa. thpaS
non;hs IRON the date thereof or judgment - deanh
will he tstrn against you.
The said action 10 bvOught 10 obtain iaARuneae mnA
decree q divorce, dissOVing the bonds ol msagS-
monS erMtsng betSeen you and the saiA RlAintiH,
NJ A Mclean, and u you fan 70 nppear ana -.
sHer The said complaint ~ above reQaiFeA, ths oa1
Plaintiff will take judgment against you fer aAh e..
cree Judgment and costs, according 10 the psayer Oi
said complaint.
Witness, Hon. b. y. Myres, Jndes Of said DiDtsise
Court OF the Eleventh Judicial District
Attest, my hand, and the seal u ~
L. $ Court, in and for said County Of n Dorados
-. hereto Amxed, at once IN the Chy Of N.
cerVlle, this the 22d day Of eeptembeF. A. b. 10.
THOMAS y. PATTEN, OesA.
NJ. K. sHEARES, Pias ATTY. sspssaS
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
ROAD NOTICE.

II NOW all men BY these presents, that We, -
IN undersigned, do hereby declare eur IptsnliSa
70 organized a Joint stock Company for TIE 80.
structon Ct a " Turnpike Road" In the COunV q
III Dorado and State Of California. Said road 81
be constructed BY digging into the mcuptsin ~
niinss ravines and deprecsiOns, and building -
necessary bridges and aquedncts the line u ~
same so that It shall not be, at the naFrUweSt p0ln
less than fifteen feet vide. And said FOaA 70 y
so constructed as to admit Of the free passage q A.
characters Of wagons and other similar vehIcleAr-
] he said road 10 to commence in the COa1ty oASlS
said, at the southern end Of the bridge aere9 ~
South Fork OF the American River At Chill DaGs -
extending up the west bank Of Big Canon abo4 80
mile to the mouth Of Gamblers Gulch thence Ssne
Gamblers Gulch about one mile to point integ1sc
ing the Placervillc and Georgetown county road 9A
point opposite the slaughter houSo Of d. net@Al
and about quarter Of . mile west Of the CsV
Piacerville.
And notice is hereby given that the undeESignea
will meet at the City OF PlaceTville, In lhe coa.
Aforesaid, on the 22d day Of December, 49, lor -
purpose Of preliminary Organization Of the CSDRs
ny aforesaid, RS prescribed BY Law.
GEORGE BERG, 9
eOL. MUOkB,
J. ~. DOUGLASS '--'ias
N. G. DOUGLASS. g
R0BERr NOBLE. <oa
p W. GRLwICKe. -
GEO. +. WH{lAh
December 18th, 1854. ~
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
CoNsTABLR.s SALE.


DY virtue Of an Execution 70 me directed, tnsaA
ID out OF the Court Of James Mccormick, JUtlsS,
OF the Peacein and for the Township Of Ned Gpra0s
County Of u Dorado, and etate 81 CAlIfosaiA, us0
judgment rendered therein on the 4Sth day q o.
tober, A. D. 1853, in favor Of Charles white asA
against Levi Rice, for the sum Oe ele0O aeAA I'D
~ I3-OO costs OF suit, together with sesFulng eoA
have leXied upon and seised, and WI expose ~
sale at public auction, Is the highest bidder, te
premises about Any yards West Of Dsgaah ns,sls
in Mud Springs Township,
On the 2lst day OF December,
A. d. 1858, at the hour Of one O'Clock P. ~. an e
right, title, interest and claim Of the above 1amS1
defendant In and to the following described propa
~, lying and being In the Township Of Mud sprneb
County and state sfOFesaid. 10 Wit: Thas eeEt1n
Quartz Mining Company known - the Empire onnse
Mining Company, No. l, situated about any -!
West OF Dugans Hotel, anA said interest," eO0dS0 g
one share, or 200 feet, more or less.
Given under my hand, this 2sth day Of NoveAbils
A. d. 1858. C. r ROCeSIN,
IS Constable In and for said TOvnsAlH
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT

" Those who have hitherto patronIzed M are
satisfied that what We have above announced Ia
strictly correct; those Who have not yet patronxed
us. need only make one trial to be convinced We
fuinli'ns to the letter all We promise here.
GELWICKs 4 JANUARY,
PRoPRIEroRs
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
Sacramento Valley Railroad and Fac
ramentO, Placer and Nevada r. R.
Ia

kNROM SACRAMENTO To AUBURN STATION
IL IN TWO H0URS.-On and after October 18th
the passenger cars Of the above named roads will be
run as follows:
CP Train
Will leave Sacramento at 6H M, and Arm.
Leave Folsom at ~ A. NJ, and So Pm.
DOWN TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station at 6 and 10L An.
Leave Folsom at A. NJ, II NJ, and 5L Pm.
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 81 A. NJ, and Auburn Station at 10Y AN.
The 6k A. N. and P. N. trains running through to
Auburn Station.
Passengers for PlaccrvilIe and Carson Valley will
take stages. and for Lincoln change cars at Folsom
on the arrival Of the 81 NJ train, and those for
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made for the
reception Of freight at Auburn Station it will here
after be received ut Sacramento for that point. For
ratas Of toll apply at the office.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, on
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
decl3 J. 2. ROBINSON, Supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19

~ Any Newspaper, Magazine, or Review, not
mentioned In the above list, will be furnished TO or.
der. Subscriptions received for all the Sacramento
and San francisco Weeklies, at pubIishers' prices.
s. HARRIS,
BOOK, STATIONERY AND NEWS
DEPOT,
Postohice building, Corner Main St and PIssa,
sept26m3 PLACERYILLE
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
I'M POR T A MT N EWS!
REDUCTION IN PRICE TO
SUBSCRIBERS!

A TTENTION is CALLED to the following list of
N AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PERIODICALS,
for which am ready to receive subscriptions at
much lower rates than formerly:
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19

A=Es1 FRESH MEATS, of al
K& kinds, at wholesale or retail, at
~ &l.1kk as low rates as at any other mar
ket in the city.
e1@ nov22
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
CULTIES

Is invited to test the regulating and restorative
powers Of this harmless but effective preparation-
At the two epOchs of life in which the female system
undergoes the most important and critical changes,
the Pills will prove positive safeguard against evil
consequences. They also confidently recon-
mended a specific In every disorder to which fe.
males are exclusively subject.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-12-19
BE 1T UNDERSTOOD
BILIOUS MALADIES. sc. SO

flied by the written testimony (extendIng through
quarter of a century, Of tens of thousands Of un-
impeachable witnesses.
The New York herald., 1863-03-30

beis and divide the North, has been compelled
TO resort TO every trick In the catalogue of con-
tract jobberies lotteries and gift enterprises TO
save itselffrom utter niin. The Times has always
been the supple agent Of Wall street operators,
and is chiefly noticeable for its endeavors to
keep upon both sides of the political fence at
the same time and make as much out Of each
side as possible. The Post is supported by
government jobs and Offices, and is remarkable
for its ultra abolitionism and bad poetry, the
most of which is probably written by the chief
editor, who produced his best poem in his nine
teenth year, and has been deteriorating ever
since. These are the familiar animals concealed
beneath the lion skins Of these societies. If, as
the Scripture assures u.s. we cannot gather
grapes from thorns nor figs from thistles, it will
indeed be difficult matter to obtain "useful
knowledge" and "loyal reading" from such
papers as these. The copperhead and aboli-
ton editors, finding that all other means failed,
have taken the recipe from Barnums book, and
are trying to creep into popularity under false
pretences. The dodge will certainly not avail
them. 1t has been tested, under other names,
by almost all our political parties, and has al
ways failed Papers which the people refuse
to purchase the people cannot be induced to
read, even if they be distributed gratulitously
by societies for the Diffusion of Useful Politi-
cal knowledge or "Loyal Publication socie-
tiaa ~
The New York herald., 1863-03-30
Musfcnl.

Tonight /" Scmiramde will be given at the Academy
Of Music with powerful cast. On Tuesday evening we
to have the opera OF " Lucia d Iammermoor" with
signor Nazzoleoi In his favorte role Of Edgardo This
being Passion Week, there will be opera night TO-
morrow night and Wednesday; performance on
Thursday and grand sacred concert Friday evening"
In which all the artists Of tho Marctsek troupe will take
part. We would specially call attention to the perform
ance to take place tonight at Academy Of Music
The opera Of semiramids" 10 TO be put upon the
stage with the artistic completeness which dis
tinguishss all Of MAI harctxek's endeavors to
please and attract the public. sgnor Biach made
immense hit In the role Of Assur In this opera, at
the Scala in Milan also At Naples. He appears in this
character to greater advantage than in those In which hs
usually appears But few OF those who nightly crowd
the Opera House know sgnor Biachi, save az grave
gray old man. while reality the artist s only thirty
ysar Of age, 10 tall and powerful, and has intensely
black beard and hair
NINE. Guerrabella makes her appearance In " Semra
mids" In role for her in this city The artists the
chorusss the orchestra have had sufficient rehearsal
Of the OPERA and may safely assert tina. will be sd
miraby produced suzer Mnctti and Colctti appear in
+" semiramide."
Next Monday evening the new opera "Ione," founded
upon Buwers "Ias Days OF pompsii," will be given In
style Of magnincence hitherto uninterrupted our Acade
my OF Music.
Gottschalk, the eminent pianist, will commence 10
short series Of concerts at Irving Hail He will be
assisted by several popular artists.
on du that Nine. vestvall IA coming to this country
wah the intention Of appearing in opera.
Avienna correspondent says" Adena Patti has ap.
pcared with Giuglini IN sonnambua The success was
immense, colossal, without parallel in Vienna"
vcrds opera, "Thc Force Of Destiny" has been pro.
hbited in Venice. Not only the lbrcto by ssnor Pave
but even pieces reduced from that Tor the pianoor
becn sequestrated at the Post 0nce.
new opera by NJ. le Comte de Reset French Ambas.
saior at Darmstad who writes under the pseudonym OF
NJ Jesper has been played there The title Of II 10 "The
Miller OF Msriinac."
At Nice splendid concert has becu given at the theatre
for the bcnctu the loor. The Baroness Vger (ophia
Cruvc kindly consented according % her annual custom
n sve the powerful All Of hor wonderful talent oa tic
her hearers