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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-04

zen. Nartindale, Military Governorin Wash
55o.gton, has requested Gen. Ha|leck to allow
MN two additional aids, the business Of his
othce having increased to such an extent as to
make this addition necessary
Inc Lutheran Church in Frederick, Md.,
"uIch has been used as Government hospital
toE some tlme has been delivered over TO the
'o'' ''gIegatlon, who have thoroughly repaired 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16

The hudson kiver steamboats,, for which Isa.. II
Wood Esq h the Asaut, have al done remarkably
GOOD busin"ss during tha summer. They couprse
the Mary Powell, Armenia Daniel Drew, and TboIp..
Corn'l The three former have stopped runniue, hu.
the Corn' will continue her tip, ntil furt her navi
ea'on 10 mpedei by,ee in the river. The Travelling
public generally recognized Capt A. L. Ander.on, OF
the Mary Powell, as the gentleman with whom they
delighted to travel. Thousands who,e hu,ne,. or
pleasure duriug the past summer, oecs,ionei trip
Up or down our most noble Hud,on, Away. sought
Captain Anderson, Of the Mary Powell In preference
to the o'hI 'tesIers, not cnly beesuse It y" N. fact
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
necton .,h the movement towards tie eastern BOT
der Of Terss
From Mexico and Havana.


q torTssj 0ndence 4 fhe y Y san.
Hdrdnb, Ner. 10 rhe Eussh msl steamer
Trent N-.vei the 9TH from N,rs Cruy. trins.
date. ifom iuebls TO tie .oth u. non, tic City -
Y roo 70 the ?'i 1T. sni frou, Yes t,ur w p,
Nov. i't. The NAL from ,hc Ci.y 4 Est,co .cr ~,
packet vac soih.d near sc.rdad,. { a rAtt onlg II
the eorrc, pondsn-c ~o ..io-sd 70 rro.ted. Gtr ~
ce.ro. Nsiic.n ~hc sold hims'f 50 Oh. rteu'.. c.-
CAPPED JasiS 'h1It r'i'f nee. BHt on she r,..
day col. uak ron iaterpossd himself ',t. ~sr i..
h't and NtIa tfGt, AMI no ueiiss rayt sl4cc 20 "a
heard IRON JNat. The French army ucv under
the command q Goa B8rains, Lai ben w. % lut5
three ,iaour Gen Huaiuon s., .ntn..I, trc 8. .,t,
shich ConH,ts o., ps'.J of rcnc'aic . Iean'. un-
der Marques, snd others. siiigny Wr.oon 80 lsa,s
icr Frauee
The oor-eeonisn, Of the DtAa'o o th,s ~. -
ports that two csptons toos i.a'. At he ;n'.r' ~
Aimonte. on 'Ns S,h sid tn OF 90 G., Ne i;.h
u and b. state. the, a, ;se latter Fer, plr,ri-
nr 10 he an autograph Il Msslaiu,u ". produced
and ps.rd sfouud ous tLe fuertf. IN shIsh the
Archduie soccp,, the throne q Net CO., AMI N which
nothing !, ,aid about conditions. The ssnie
pondcni ',s The Gu hu,ia,m In s. rico In f..or 81
the Empire borders frenzy ~. I,mu.es
learn that recently in iiuu'scA 'hc Frs.r'
ssrs attacked and ct The v0tu Of ., = 90
~ men. tssdes Lorsas ,sGI suuuI'i.,. lu.
we're about 40 French soldier, ia Tanii.-o. VII.
place vas surrolndeity Ncicaa troop, ana Rata,
vas constantly tspecicd la tie street, sL,-h Lcn
the great odds seainr them. caLaoi lut tcsuit 70
faScishl- for the French
by the Spanish mail siosn-- from Csd.r a. l.,fn
ffofn Isnerhe thsi the .3th OF the robot cor.ar
Georsa arrived fh"rs, - dayi from simous H-i.
where she had been IN U.ri-ane 18th mo AlibsmA
The Vanderbilt vr approach 10 tie h,y. hon ths
'or'sfs fed p-ecipistei' ih- neotsis had been
ordered to 'esvs Tsnefi'Ie but m,u s,inr h.s
need for coal and proviror' she allowed to tsss
th"m and r,mAiu until the moruine 4 the ts'h ult
tn AVA. TIE arrival of the Csdi, p.oic'. ~. atct
did not sr.e I'll ths afternoon Of that DAY md a,
III A. n the Georgia vas o.d,roi o. sss aud ,teamcd
avsy to the noth,sst of he i,aud She hss probably
gone 'ouih~srd-. Her 'nin'h ard l,ft rf',e tho
sh? Bold i'uutot, Captain Cros!y .to.-iih Lse
q fourteen msu, IN =. rvuedqe aud taken care
ofty or Worth consul NJ n,lacv
The ,sa'e q sHAir. n = u 'l'nro rcr ''u. IN
hanged IN. uc- esp ain.,;,fc-. N,-f,, t,d a..
rived, AuG been fsvvrsbly ti-c ID, .ad Gis rivs
will protabl, ssr the ,tsts oi .l,rss on MT sand
th- -t Domino rebel. are a, ;he 'sfy do..s ~ 'Ae
Cap 'sl. and ten. GAudtf., on De sW 90 s-n 'Iii-
utRi, hNi three .ucouul.rt With tntm, s-.ys lie
20 r..ug treh."
h- ,i' I'll ,thooIr- Iiruect ril,'J vet. .l,y
Lo.n 10. ia be - thc 1p.y srlssl tom l'I,s .or
some iimc.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
News tteDls.
.7te,eJ. bed TO ,Ae scr io-l svn.i

tTt Gray he'd 10 ne Ne1r lc-k Sun.l
-, r,t-l Genera. r.'.A4rh leo b, "a h. -sy to
Fort L,h,ci',
Ths dcunat' Of te R,''on Navy Y,Td ~orkmen
have h.cl ctart,d %, th. 1. .p,r' Iurnt al Ws-hiue
tc., sud their ouk vii hc resumed
W,suN.uor Il -glt,h say. thst Hon Preston
k.nf has gone io IsraJs IN sg,ui OF the Go,cin.
m'uf, on iustnof' rlNiiyc ~ ,hc rebel oou,Iirscy
Tina main hudirs OF the tannefy on Conglen
sircei Portland, Nc. ned by General Nosl Do-
was DESTROYED D., frc cary ye,t,rIs, morning los
ESQ ooo no .us.rAne.
rur L'.. azure 4 Ms.s lu.t'- rs. passed IN,
hill % tuD ti iav = hc Ma-.rchu.si. coior,d rcr
iWens tguni o. thst o ,tc White - -. Ia the rel
vice
srg''.t dis,itchu ffom icHo,on city ,av ,lM
toi-rshV VII uu4sd Upoi- llUvsil that Go,rinur
Gam . aud IIt4t,uAut GoNcrnot Hall contemplate
fcsirt.us.
A.trtiEYA~ ',to .u,ei 4 R,liinot. on S4nI-
ot, tii,, for CO. ..rs.u Hsf, pr,,trs sfea, con
nd,h'c in TIDE rr,s-.', of operation. now roinr on
th r std w,ii,is tu, a. fsr q Lhsil .top IN few
W,es-.
hty,il d.psi % ft.m M lsiot ". No, .. ,ay..
'Lsht hau!r,d aod ei, l-ni,e 81 -on,r., 9, ,p'ur.d
ncas borfs'oNu, Tenn, un ssuidn9, i,.-d hero
ihis moruirr ." rit's ior kichuond. fh'y b,ons
T. the "a I'nuUic. sd III OHIO"
u, dirc'!Dn d the President of II. ui'ed states.
Ma Charlie : whiting. ~ s.,s,alry, la. been
o'-h0uofHhir "a uu-ci thr s'5NI' for disloy altv
aud lor u.it ,oa',np,rou, Al. d..e. p",,iul VOID.
as,ius me- i',r,iH.r' 50 IN, tu''d state
sI,a;a t'.t on .lc ~ in-,.nt the r'tc, mad. I,
is,h on 'he ialto'd te,r MAJ fcG. k,utuct,, and
oArfur,d he van and defroy,di i togctter With all
the mn. mater. T. .il - some time before tho
road ~ ~ hc AZ O. rofuu' op rtti"us
~ Nswiul trar'd- took place -rc,ntly IN wolstowr
a. ts "a t.f. -
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
Miscellaneous City News.
BOO-LE FOR DIX.
The Grea, Tradea Excitement.
The Rebel Canada Conspiracy

The MontrsA tosvgBctat ADvyzrierg Fi,es the
fcl,ov,ns eIpanation Of the rtbcl plaza ssAns John
ems leland;
The sIp-diton intended to effect tho liberation Of
ere Confederate officers held prisoners on JohneoDs
1slsnd, Lake Erie, having failed, In order to
the missp tensions that may he created bv fedcfs
sreounts Of Canadian pio, to huru Western cities
weave bcos all the facts in which the pullio !. n
te'e,'et. -hieh may. Ne ,go assured, be implicitly
yelled on.
Tho Washington Gov'-nr.,n, having refused &
continue the eIehanss OF pr,oucf- of under ihe
cartel. sen' the So thern o:hccr. s;ri''on.d % .
Gopica climate to JoAnsors l.ieni. ~lere a.00u q
them we're conf ned IN Stretched ,IArtcr- ah.olu,.e
uun, to hou., cs,ii. It VA. In f,,i an a''tmr, -
commit NJ irtst .'hcrt puliclv 'r"Irriue tho od I'n
of.sus Ter. + thee eli c u,s'n.-s tine Clnfri'fAte
rescue the doom,i ofrref- AMI to- hi, puIp Sc an
sIpednon va. httcd ont. ccun,tns Of thift,
had ds'irsui'hsd hm,,.t in similar dsslin ins
ssterpfi'e' and tire hYnirrt men III.
ConSederst, sss,nor Robsr' = lee, .ni ,nicd a,
uaifsI. The cotton and tobacco hrourhi hv thc
CURED, amounting 20 shou, alln,""o N. ruen care
over and hroush he ate. N 'msl parties 20 the
shs Prdsrsl sarrisan On ohr,on'. I,,nd l~ra,e ,ie
prisoner,, convey rm to Canada In yr,..' provid
q for that rnrl.se, aud toward them ~ Ii,l,r TO
Nassau or Bermuda; g.. Ue.'o part - tte fund.-
beps specially devoted to pAy'rs their pa"sss TO
enc Of these point, WY iurth"r op ration. on the
iakes were len TO the discretion OF the oficsr in
command. whose orders wefo persn ntofy 70 svoil a
breach of Bri'ish neutrality. Had Johu.on. i'l,ui
been taten II misht have formed the bari, for other
operations against Federal commerce On The laks,;
but the real object ~ the expedition "a IN rs.eu"
1000 valushle lives from the ruclty which had de
voted them TO allow bu; certain death.
THE excitement alour the lake fron'iS. we
earn nv mail, sill con'iuac. r. /. ratsisc;o,, to-
know that suihoritis, are ~ the alert NJ cv'ry
POINT, and that ,he mot vigorous Preparations have
hen mnie 70 give the Teh-l. VAIN tcrI Iton, rhould
they still pcrss' iu their fCoha d. entDi prize de-
tvit. = I. supposed, sot have been thel nrinc pal
object Of attack, u l. the our IT The sk tie,
'ha, could hA, been Of e-sental service 90 'i,m a
sunhoat expedition has been sent out oil the lake., 10
connoitre.-ED. susl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TuK VICINITY.

NE ItmirNuy Convention tJt Nominating caudi
d,'c for Nsvor. t.c. on s,l.I.-. =, tAe Oh wiz.
'"', .V"R ''''c VIC u''I 'f l 'n'is' Ia ~ NUN
bet O. de' 'ntsr and thcif fr'ri. t,c,d .ouud the
.' - ''''''''a''h' e''n ''"''' wa '.''' '''n-
" ''W'.inf oliuicno nn w. mrrit' and d"WonS
~.
1902 Ni'""" - .''N' '' '''''" '''"' ~ '"''H
tr' Tot, 49,, .,cfiy G. t,.AN.t ,,.utt.- lturt of
,. '' "
\ .Nr'vc c'ci Ick u o Ocier-'r- s'.ent'rd in the
is..,t.t tu -. -, -.
nv '' ''. ~
N'r'ioh had l'tn rsilcd to orier. fiisn 1 iNriv,
b. ~,.r,i.., ur,,, 10 meade ,,h, A, Ian, ,,d
- .t.,,r
"'""'" - ''"Ao''' ''I'' 'n inV''on' 'e''''ed 7"ie
tsi hf,,r 'i. 'oI # d.ler~trs isd re-n called,
81. Cou,cti.,u tl, ,r,,,..,f ,a,ieu. e.a'
ds,e, tV lr,i ",tYt ,.c''ss naiue De- nG f'at mon
toned. so ttct.y.ir..h .,p.,..r G. d. lf.evo,uu
,n'' ""d 'oh' ''ends IN tie 'onvcn''on. NJ ia"s'
u. N,ctol'oa has, - tcru named. Ia. i-.oud, au-
umipcsL nv ,u,ho,ttv. ,h.. Il. -, ma, ,,r.
~ ~ '"V''f' "S' no Vs. n'' ''"'
dfaie Tho Convention next r'rscd,d to ballot
for n cAaddG'r FL \. ni... H.. received
.',....,.
CIV N"''''0i' uAt "' we ! ''h'h "e'd DIE
srt,eu, Who voted for Gu.t'rr When tho rr,ul.
a., ,nr,,,,.d 10 ,,....t ,.ut, ,..o.,.u.
'".'N'''' o. -N '''''' WV" u'N''''"S
cheers, that tat,u - and -e,h cd Nv the un.
,.r.,s.d = I'M. and IN ,,h, MT. q, IL. r,5
, $50 :"
- -,
prevailed 10 ,rrHlmt :, nrttt,r go s,'t ',ron The
NoE.' Hall Committee fot th, pit,o,, u, re'o'tinr
u. f,-ut o. th' W r'.rv convent o. ihc ON.
quarter. mad Teen temprIaily s,ia,lihad N tie Sur
.osa', oulT'I TO- !,u tlnt ts'nlla.y IA, Noul
Ii, ,etvA oclitic,i ,f.s,ch"s van. mad. iy .cvsts
deeeae, Among oth'is sho ,iot" .src a"'sr'
,2nno,,,' hn',,'n,s si" yann ,lan,y, Nho a's'tn 90
c,ndids,c, sri desired tn Drmoctacy to stand hy
,heit cuo,, IN N. eppros,hins ccntss Which "oald
49, '" -
by the largest majority ever given any candidate
.nrc TO-. ne hohM, tn,huIt'ee , ,in' ~ ~ i ,is
Convc vcntion e,sry momser .iAndi. IN Tor that rur
i-s'. lho Commute, . ported 'iat they hsd .nsni
,nou,S cndo ,rh VI. ho..e s' we s..'M, .hnh'umr %
10 va OF Ihr shuonuo ar, NM str "a witn
ohc "a and COMMITTEE itur' dokrt ~ lsinmany
: Nhi"1n'el 90 "af hlSn W, i".e ,bht l'', 'u.
gfe ted With numt't - rcu me chcerc e.
.'noo heiuR ie'otri NJ l'mi' intodu,'d t.iy
-. GO, h.o,. a.. -" '"ay'n't ,he
.'-t '.'- n' ' Nv o, - "t A3In W .a.s'
'he an 'unc,ih'ni' hhl' w, hAil y -, 's''l
,. o.. Posa' sa ,e .d a,,,H @ ,' Hn hn
49, "h l9t Wv l"ho' VIZ ~" 'nn"t!'N -" lh,"'
~ 'i'.n',,'; . ~, '." -. ~. ~ ~
: $40 1'"' 'nsrH =. '"tl@ln ,pe ~ ot ou' @
cnut,L h' ''e.. q, t 49," u.' y. IN. ~ W. "
lsldri u, n rfs a. we iersa..: a '"lnS.',,e
o. one "oth - Nsa ~. a. F',a,cu @ S h"N -
,ansrm.u:' hf grand Isi feat rn mt,,ine of ,h;
n'ui.o'' Lou, tly'' IL g, s,,,g,ca nptS '',u III
my :" ''' r~''l't ~ ,.n'N ,., ~ Wv" %.
~, nhsrl, sti""tt r'. VI "In NbouIh'u ."i'o ,i
W VI, ~" 49, 49, ~ D." p w ,n:an en,',lnt
'ool' could not De eaten ~ the POLLS b sny man tho
-, N,,,,,.r,..-,,. n,, =, ,,,,
-, -,
"" -., :,
D'''''- W '' -, -,
r,. '"'''.' ".. -.
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V'' -, ~,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16

s.,c- a.hirs i'nbctgh snd Hans. ha,e sfr,..
g, ~,tnt 4rvs lst,r matte ,h.u tho'' rrevic'sly
rcc,,tJ. The rev. - anticipated ~ tie h,s, a..
ready published
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16

Buealo Nov. 1t.--Gcn DIX arrived here as, n'rht
be Is engaged with the authorities in eonee'snr prop
for defence ard 20 l'rret out the psrtiss
any, that engaged IN he sepoTted plot A. John
Island
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
Intercepted Rebel COrrecyouden

Letter 10 len. Unvs- -Curious Disclosures
Itow the English ara irtuch Frrs are
Hr,bcd- !tsparity ci forciEI -Sinpaihis-
rrs No Hope al Rec oRn t,uu i.oui. Na-
polcos mn king "a al rSw oi tho tcn'rd-
sr,r, Nkat tie ..cbrl Leaders thina Sf
each other.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
Important Rebel Letters.

Hopes, Fears and Disappointments.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16
Latest News
lYTELEGRA PH TO 7HYyEw YORK sry
A FULL CONFESSION.
Bow the Expenses We're Pal

ARMY or TIE POTOMAC.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-11-16

1 FlGHI---THe REBELS DRIVEN BACK
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
NOTHING TO DO.


Mas Molina cNorgan was hearty and hale,.
Yet wished TO be slender and l1ngnid ana r.ie'
So defSauded her stomach Of what was us due'
And cheated her muscles Of exercise, 100;
She dipped in the goblet her hhgets 30 iAI'
And wiped the Tip ends with 4 deheSte All,
Then crossed her white hands on hef hoOP-oe-
spread lap, .. ~
Teo idle for converse, too vain Tor nap
For stin twas her aim In attracting tne Niess
To convince all beholders she'd nothing 70 co.
Miss Julia d. Seamper was agile and bright
HeT atSN IKE the Queen Of the Fairies. was light )
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31

THE MAILS for Sacramento. saa PTabStsrO I'D
Tor all parts - this state, close every day at this
Office At O'Clock Pm.
The mails far the AtlAAtie eiates, snA EurSp~,
Close at this once every day Al - O'Clock u.
The Mails f.T Oregon aud Washington Territory,
close every t7v at$ oicinrt 2. II.
The MAh' for Gr'IIly Hlht close At this enc
every Wednesday, morning At 6o'eiock.
The Mail. f"y <eWtoU close Al 6 o'cloet A. ~.
on Monday. Wednesdays. and Fridays.
The mats for CchaTviiie and indian Diggin 70
close al o'clock 4 NJ. every Monday and Friday
The MATHS Tor Cold springs and Coloms eio1sCV
cry dav, SindAE- "NtePtedl ats 6'cicek.
The Kelsey, Spanish Fiat. and Georgetown MAI
close To sjAys. Thursdays and Saturdays ~ ~
o'cLct r.
The Mlil. for Carson Valley and Salt Lake ca
clo.e every day al ~ o'1lock ~
OFFICE lfOtES-From O'Clock, A. u. tim
VI. and from iii s, r. VI. SUNDAYS exeevted.
On SdndAys-From uutIlIh. 4. NJ. sRH
gu;ll I +. NJ = VI. W II RODGERS ~
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
CONSTARLE,S SALE

nf virtue OF an execution 10 me directed, issued
- out OF the Court Of John Bush. a justice OF the
Peace In and for the Township OF Paceryile County
OF II Dorado, and State of California, upon judg-
ment rendered therein on the 18th day Of DecenI,er
A. D. lS62 in favor Of NJ. +. Clayton and against
L. C. Leikens, James Smith and Luke Smith. for the
sum OF one hundred and sevcnty-fve 7l-I0l dollars
debt, and twenty-one I5.lOo dollars, costs Of suit,
together with accruing costs,-I have levied unon
and seized, and will expose for sale at public auction
to the highest bidder, at the house door In the
City Of Placerville,
: On the 2sth Day of February,
A. D. 1862 at the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. all the
right, title, interest and claim of the above named
defendants in and to the following described prom.
erty, Lying and being in the township Of 2laceryilie
County and State Aforesaid to wit:
That certain Quartz Lead known as the BLACK.
smiths Lead" commencing at point near Lcikins'
cabin, and running south 600 feet and north 400 feet
together with quartz mill with fulr stamps, water
power, and all and singular the tenements heredi
taments and appurtenances thereunto belonging or
in anywise appcrtaining. "
Given under my hand, this 9th day of January
A. d. 1868. A. SINOST0N
IS Constable In and for said Township.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

StTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Cv.n;y u H. DofIIo-
- Iu ilc County Coul. Il. AID fir said I, 4uty.-
LYMAN Wreshuer Vs. lis CREDITORS.
In the matter 81 the petition Of liynan Wreshner,
an ltsnlvent Debtor.
Pursuant TO an order on file Ler,in, made ly the
Hon. James Johnson. JUICE %! thu Court aforesaid,
notice is hereby given W all the creditors Of said
insolvent Debtor, Lyman Wreshner H. be and appear
before the Court aforesaid, at the Court House OF
said County in the City Of Piacerville, on the I'd
day Of March, A. d. 1868, at the hour OF IN o'clock
A. N. Of said day to shoV cause, If any they can,
why the prayer Of said iuso,vcn debtor Should no,
be granted, and an assignment Of hi, c.ia'. be
made aud he be Discharged from his debts ani la.
b:litits in pursuance OF th. Statute IN such case
made and provided. And, in the mean tine. j; i.
ordered that ali judicial Proceedings a.ains said
insOlvent debtor lie stayed.
t-'- Witness my hand and the seal Of 81 4!
l.. :. Cour; hereto afiy.l ii ocicc IL n. CIV Of
! - Placerylle, tins 23rd day OF Jsuu4ry A.
D. l>G3. THOMAS l.. rATTEN,
Clerk.
BLANCHARD MEREDITH, AttJ's FOR Petitioner.
The mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1863-1943, 1863-01-31
miscellaneous Ao6rrtising.
COMMISSION AND PURCHASING
. q 4 N I



nRUiRS 'or The tu-.'-s ~ MERCHANDISE and
~ articles - every lrst ti.ion solicited By the
und"rSgHtI.
\ residence in This ttN ser ten years, and an
eSp~r, IN the hu-tu- Aearly the sAIne len 9Th
% t,i0c. conSi,f,i mt tu warrant the Geo
hdebes 81 PERSONS IN H. -,-ntTJ Tho OeeAsIseaE
require in WAke purcLls, IcIe, ihrosgh Lhs Aee0cS
az reliable party SO 30 may be looking fOE q
permanent agent ~ "a FrAneiscO To sithsR the
advertiser nh"rs his assuring all who InIruSI
orIcrs to him thai Bort N al be spared u eHs-
cute their commas, satisfactorily.
Al orders mast Re accompanied With the cash Or
civ reference.
Those desr.as aF-nAilOn concerning the und~T-
signed, are fftv .ei 10
Wm. T c. "a Co, San frATeiseS;
J. II. Co. "a Co,
Iansl-y, prnIEst, "
Rl7t. peSbO'y Co, Z"
Ira +. RAnGin,
Ross DempsteT CO..
J. Anthony I Co, Union OAce. Sacramento;
And ~ GelWieks 4 January, Publishers Of the
NnrSTAN DEnoCEAT. FacerVilie.
N. b.-OrdeTS for Machinery, P1anoKortep NeiO-
deons. 81 wing Machines. Watches, Jevelry etc. viii
be attended to By compete Mt judges.
Ia r. FISHER,
Commission and Purchasing Agent,
%? Nashia gton stFert, up staiFS,
Opposite MAguiFc's Opera House, San Francisco.
JsS;-u
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G A 8 T L e 5 i.

Time, that bluRts the edge Of things,
DTies our tears and spOils our bliss;
Time has wrought such balm to me,
can bear 70 speak Of this.
She was seven and was nine
Pretty people we to plan
Life, and lay it gTandiy out
She the woman, l the man!
Sang the river on the shoals,
Sang the robin OH the tree
Earth was newly made for us
Later Eve and Adam we.
Linhtly fell the apple blooms,
Paved the road with read and white;
Sunshine fOated through the day,
SilVeTy atoms through the night
Thirteen years have come and gone,
Drop the curtain, change the scenesj
Life, WhSa one 10 nine years old,
Does not cay the thing il means.
Other arms have clAsped my Eve,
OtheT lips have called her fair
All! but little wind blows down
aQging tiene castles in the air
Ee1n this window lean see
Up the road to Meadow Farm
That il she upon the porch
With the baby on her arm
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A SINGULAR thing came to light in the
Washington postoffice recently, viz: A
human finger, soldier having lost his
finger by amputation, first dried it, and
then sent it to friend in England. AS
he enclosed it in newspaper instead Of
paying letter postage on it, the document
was stopped.
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lake measures 10 protect and defend
them. They may not have chosen the
best way but fear nor resentment al
ways does that. But for the anti-slavery
propagandism Of the North and its in
dorsement by a whole section, slavery
would have remained, as it had done for
seventy years, inharmony with the great
political interests of the people and Gov
ernment.
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On the 2sth Day of February.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

0TIeE is hereby given tn the creditors Of and
~ and all persons having claims against ths FS.
tate Of llEZEKIAH TONG, deceased to exhibit the
same, with the necessary vouchers within ten months
from the first publication OF this notice, to either Of
the undersignedi at Clarksville, Fl Dorado County
California, the same will be forever barred nv
s. T. TONG, Administrator,
MARGARET TONG, Administrative,
,,,.,, OF said Estate.
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LEGAL WEIGHT OF ToN.-The Treas
ury Department has decided that meas
ure Of ton, in making assessments for
the internal revenue, shall be two thou.
sand two hundred and forty pounds, in
all cases, under the excise law, unless the
contrary is specified.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

10y virtue Of writ Of execution to me- directed,
ID issued out Of Justice q. II. Rolke's Court, kel-
sew Township, County Of II Dorado, State of Cali
fornia, upon a Judgment rendered in SAID Court on
the Sd day Of December lsd2, in favor OF Michael
Gulltner and against Norman L. Scofell and Squire
Brees, for the sum Of two hundred and hfy-eight
50 100 dollars, debt, aud ten S5-l'a dollars costs,
and accrulng costs, have Levied upon aud shall
expose for sale at public auction, at the mining
claim below described,
On the 3lst Day of January, 1868,
At 70 O'Clock NJ all the right, title and interest Of
the sal Squire Brees, in and to one undivided one
third of the following described property, lying In
the township, county aud State above named, to-
wit:
!. A certain mining claim, situated on the first
ravine which lies west OF David Martins ranch, and
runs Leariy north and south, commencing nj two
little reservoirs said ravine, and opposite sad
Guiltner's cabin, and running up the ravine one
thousau I'D feet, more or less, and known Is Squire
Brees & Co.'S Ravine Claim.
g. A certain ditch, commencing at, and Conveying
water from Blue Ravine, in said township, and run
ming tn Squire Brees Co.'S high tunie, which ross
Is Columbia Flat and conveys wafer 10 the c.a!l
above named, and known rs Squire Brcts Co.'S
ditch.
Given under my hand this oh day - January.
1865. JOHN IRONS
sCtfs;alir.
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On the 2sth Dav of February

A. D. 1868, at the hour Of 2 O'Clock p NJ, all the
right, title interest and claim Of tile above named
defendants in and to the following describe proper.
~, lying and being in the township OF Placerviilc
County and State aforesaid, To wit:
That certain Quartz Lead known as the "Back-
smiths Lead" commencing at point near L. il ms
cabin, and running south Coo feet anL north 4i f-,t
together with quartz mill with four stamps water
power, and all and singular the tenements Lrredit.
anents and appurtenances thereuuto belonging or
in anywise appertainiug
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of January, A.
D. 1868. A. SIMONT0N,
is Constable in and for said Township.
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COLOMA GARDENS.
M r =

TINE undersigned has on haad and for sale, at his
i garden in ColOma,
SOC, 900 Foreign Grape Cuttings, 8 feet
in Length,
Consisting Of three varieties, 2O0OOO Of which were
imported from the river Rhine 1900 CAtAWba, and
% 900 Isabella.
Roots of l and years growth, Of ALI
varieties, for sale CHEAP. for cash.
MARTIN ALLHOFFa
Coloma, Nov. goth, Ls62.-u