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The Placer herald., 1863-05-30

EDy virtue of IN execution to me direC ted and
ID delivered on the 9TH day Of May, A. d.
1868. issued out Of the Court Of o. III. Young. Il
Justice Of the Peace of Township No. I, County
of Placer and State OF California, upon a jud g
ment rendered in said Court on the I'd day of
May, A. D 1868. in favor Of W. A. Housed and
against Thomas Campbell, for the sum Of One
Hundred and Fifty Four Dollars and eighteen
cents (sl5i lS) principal and for costs of suit
taxed at Twenty Dollars and seventy 1.-TWO cents
(S20 72) | have levied upon and will expose
for sale at public auction to the highest bidder
for cash, in front of the Justice Office in the
Town OF Wisconsin HILL on
Saturday, the 9th day of June A. ID. SG3,
ut the hour Of eleven O'Clock A. NJ, all the ght,
title, interest and claim which the said Thomas
Campbell had on the 29th day of April A. d.
1868, or since that time, in and to the following
described property. to witt
A certain Ranch and house thereon, situated at
Grizzly Flat Township No 7 County of Placer,
State Of California; together with all the ri .hts,
privileges and appurtcnances thereon and there
unto b longing; said property being known as
Tom Campbell's Ranch &c. Also, a certain
House and Lot situated on the north side Of
Main Street in the Town of Wisconsin Hill,
Township No. Z. County OF Placer, State of Cali
iornia. said Lot being bounded as follows, "to
wit: on the south by Main Street. on the west
by stable and lot owned by S. l.. Irish, and on
the north and east by vacant or unoccupied land,
together with all the rights privileges and appur-
tenances thereon and thereunto belonging. Also.
a certain lot or parcel of Hydraulic Mining
Claims situated on the north side Of Wisconsin
Hill. Township No. 7, County OF Placer, State Of
California. and described as follows, 10 wit:
Known as the Campbell Claims and bounded on
the east by the Wheeler d Mckee Claims. on the
west by the claims owned by Lipp Sparks, on
the north by the north branch of Refuge Canon
and on the south by the Columbia Cos, Claims.
Also, a certain lot parcel OF Mining or failing
Claims situated in Refuge Canon, Township No.
7, County Of Placer State Of California. describ
ed as follows, to wit: Known as the Campbell
failing or Fluming Claims, adjoining Bcntly &
| Ten Erick's Canon or failing Claims, and thence
turning up the banks or bed of said Canon to the
above Campbell Hydraulic Claims. All of which
named and described property | shall sell as
| aforesaid or so much thereof as may be s fcient
to satisfy the above judgment, together with the
costs due and to become thereon.
E. EDWARDS,
Constable Township No. 7.
May 10th, l863.-3w
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FURNITURE! FURNITURE =!
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PAR
DON.

NOTICE OF application FOR PAK-
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA Us.
ALEXANDER VANCE.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the undersigned
~ will apply to the Governor Of the State of
California for the pardon Of Alexander Vance.
convicted of the crime of murder in the second
degree in the District Court. of the Eleventh
Judicial District Placer County, the 9Th day
Of November. A. d. 1862, and sentenced by the
said Court to be imprisoned in the State prison
for the term of ten years.
JAMES MOORE.
We accept service of the above notice at Au-
burn. Placer county on the oath day OF March,
A. u. 1868.
B. +. MYREs, Judge lth Judi Dist.
10. HAMILTON, Dist. Atty, Placer Co.
March 25th. lSG3.-0w
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LEAD PIPE, OF ALL SIZES
Pumps both force and lit; and all articles
usually found in a Stove and Hardware establish
melt. ~ Copper Tin. Iron and Lead work
done to order at the shortest notice. by Par
ticular attention paid to Tin Rooftng. The best
of stock used, and work warranted. Don't forget
the place j NJ. VAN MATTERS
Stove and Hardware Store ut the round front
brick building, corner of Sacramento and East
streets. my.
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Daily Calorn Repub- Democrat. Santa Rosa.
llcan, Sacramento Cumberland Presbyter
Daily Express, Marysllc. Pacheco.
Daily Beacon, Stock ton. Alameda Gazette, San
ESmeralda Star. Aurora. Lcandro.
Placer Herald, Auburn Solno Herald, Susun.
Cousa Sun. Marin Journal, San Ra-
Aurora Times. fae.
Chronicle, lone City. Oakland Press.
Democrat, Nevada. Oregon Democrat, AL
Telegraph, Folsom. bany.
Dispatch, Jackson. Oregon Union Corvallis
Enquirer. Dutch Flat. Cosmopolinn Maz,thn.
journal. lrcka. Oregon Sentinel, Jack
Trinity Nationalist, Wea- sonville.
vcrville. Herald of Reform, Eu-
News Kni ght's Landing gene City.
Sentinel. Santa Cruz. Democratic State Jour
Pajaro Times, Watson nal, Dales.
vile. Review, Eugene City,
Tribune. San Jose. Washington Standard
Gazette. San Mateo. Olympia.
Pacific Echo. Napo. British Columbian, West
Tuonmne Courier, Co. minister.
lumbia.
San Francisco, May 1862
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Nj. ANDREWS.

ON COMMERCIAL STREET, HAS THE
FINEST STOCK OF JEWELRX EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE In THIS
PLACE.
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County Treasurers Monthly Statement,

OF The month ending, June lst, 1868.
Amt. cash rccvd for county purposes s4.75S SO
Amt. recv d for State purposes ...... 1881 Sc
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coNSTARLE,s SALE,

San Francisco, July |. 1862.
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HosTETIEES CELEBRATED STOMACH nrr.
TIERS
ItllS.
HEAR THE WITNESSES

,,,, HNNW The WTTNESSESl
NOttlllebn anu pei nlClOuB articIes arc Nh uIn,
holsfcrCd up In the advertising columns OF the
lrcss b. fabricated lcttcrg that the propietura "i
lroUi thcif bWgtne1s correspondence lcsAt lie
GEhtlNE OPINIONS of thUfc who tlse and Az.
prcciate GENUINE nRTiCLl. should hr uI,n.
Founded m the uathinking with the FELSONIE
llGMhFULE put into the mouths Of MEN Of
>IRAWnp unscIuralous cmpiIcs aud eh.rlai ana,
whose couhc object n To SELL lJth taeir tl.sh
and the ri BLiC '''
Believing, however, that FACTS IMPORTANT
TO THE HEALTH AND COMFORT OF The.
PUBLIC, .nd which can hc VERIFIED AT ANY
MOMENT by addressing The parties who vourb Tor
them ought not 10 lie hil under hushul the under.
signed publish rc low ~ lew communications OF ,r
cent dStc, 10 which they invite the attention OF
thc people, amt at the same time ESPECIALLY
KEQuESr all readers who may feel Interested in
the B"hjrst TO Address THE INpINIDIAIS
the unrtI,IlATs. "
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,J'O THE VOTERS Of WASHING.
DRDPOSALS FOR BUNTING AND
HltN -t,DuD>.


BrHENT ~ kAvIJNTIOE, !
NNNL IIrtIHLEI,N hsuISrToS, Dec H. lsGL (
SEAL - Il,uPON us viii he received AT mi.
ull''" uull N. on the 10th day ut January ncs t.
loI l'ihsLlhg tbs I"Iulsll" eupIly OF Bunting aud
Dly Goods lot ihr use at tnr Navy nj The BruGI,.
bU NH'N hn,t nulih', tie lance OF the NCaI en-.
uIg the jrh Juu', PGI
l'"p"sAls r,us l." rudurs"d Pr0pur,Is lrl
bunting md hIy H""ls,' aUldIrrrDr,l to the CLl,l
Ul 'hla BuI,Hu
The Arurl To hc Included N these prupnsnIs
nc pTti"utrly Gescr hrh IN the printed tclr"u!rr
cnp'cs 81 which may hr obtained uI application To
t.r NsNigttInu Oilrrr ~ The NIuuLly II Navy YAId.
~ I" ih' Hul"hu NHmp!rB VIII be- -Ccn ant spr, Al
inlIInhtlnn obtained On Hpplicttiun to the Nn,t.
CATION Officer.
All rIi rl,s uusl he d'iN,t,l Ia the Yard ut re
expense AMI IIuE II the CONT rrlur, ~ suitable
r1ckAs"', "iiA las name iI"Itriy maj kcd tnucuu;
ana the H.h.Ir' must be HuIJ"ct to Inspection,
measurement. wruh', 40, nj .hr SATE and ntI,.
u hIlILC'"Iy I" l"r h7.,4t. ~ On. nr tllrrrri
F'Cli 'I,I INnI b" ..1 ..r..r' ! q, 70 q.liti, 90
, n SUI '.H. iTI..,.. ,rr /,
Ne i,7IH %, iui. Iuth,u. d. 90 ,,.I.I,n De-.
sIgn the CUulIA,l, NIri thea D., ,,,.,.r lnIlt , u, I
10 by UuUrd "tAtca Dleliicl llulrr, NIiulnr,
Collector, or NSly Agent. GCI7-lawU
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OSTETTER'S CELEBRATED
STOMACH BTTTERs.

READ AND REFLECT.
Make suic of HEALTH. I" but how ~ you ask.
We ansvct, 'tis an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERVES, the servants of tho brain.
Tic LIVER keep in active play
And r-1U'Gic from lay to day.
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the issER MAN,
And like y watch, that's kept In chime
by constant care, with railroad time,
The systCm's tone and strength renew,
Ard thereby cheer the Spiriii, too.
How" you inquire, "can this be doncl
This Victory ser Disease he wonin
"NcsIET1ER's DiTrERs," we reply,
u hEhLffTs sUrREME rROIE IIUS-THyl
As means Of rcgcncraing the dssrrdcred AMI
rnfcohlch system regulating cvcly function of the
internal organs, rcyv:g the dcprcssc spirits In.
MIGRATING tho constitution, and prnlongiug life,
no medicinal preparation, either Of the past OF
the present iinc. has rccn 80 completely ant uni.
VERBALLY succceEul as
uo>THTTEWs CELEBRATED STOMACH MT
TIERS.
Against &c vapurs foul prepare,
That fever i7iut the heavy ait.
prirk hut unniScti the watrr found
In rrGiriCs, WOuGT, or m1rshy ground
II scic"iHry toll You Ply,
hdiwrr ron g.32i 0asiyi-.pT die;
For when d'harIcri rom cScIcsC
For oIiE. 'Hl ~" ahC CRIES.
N!"dicnc's grand pm!urc and in,"ut
II thrc&tcnld vl II 10 PrrT,&:
Md II !"n'l he relieved 0t spared
From lilo that cruRh N" rDip,'yTIuf
IIus'ct'ci'E riitcta usr--.lpr mote
W,yarc the srRIsrATrIburh
j" ret at IL ihnCc the uiHFrn Lui ulCiI' h, tols
the p"ta"n al INV huSnmc water, thc tl'.u,ia al
Gro" jr'. work-f""m7 sud l'"'rr'cT, 0ud Nh" hrur-
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DENTISTRY.

rNEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT
pain, with lnnoxiOus Nspor, by DRS. SIGES-
MUND y HAYWARD, go Pennsylvania avenue,
lnN 'htpIs aud sole manufacturers al AnResthGtir
&, nrni, ETHER, but strictly trausthCrtc sgpnt en-
iu'y i,sC FROM sNhileranHg CItCGie tIpi ptri,rt,.
causing quiet Hlrrp, MIlh uIrAsnut
aud perfect inscnsthiIi,y to pam.
leCb-dtl
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| remain, ;cnllCmcu, respectfully yours,
J.. ID. L.. n. SDCTHWORIII
READ JOHN W. pn0NArGIrs LETTER.


NAVY DErr, BuHLAu OF NAHnpNSu Do,Ls,,
December 80 1852. (
M"'Ts. Ho,t,hrr 3 Smh, PWsJmW, Pa!
GEETIIAIEN: About Tour yesis gInue my ntteu.
ton WAS called 10 your Celebrated stomach HIt.
tcrs Icing at the tune perfect martyr to diva.
IrpBla, III all Oh its terrific iUrmB. Indeed, had
Hot known for siN ycHIU M uninterrupted night's
sleep. commenced the use oil your BItteIs TAKE
ng them according to yOuI directions, except that
the dUEo reduced to 0nr-hrli, and found mIsr(
much, very much, beHcit'cIhy the inst bottlCi the
second IclicN cd me entirely but have ever since
taken u dose In the morning immediately on Using
hnGing It TO act ~ tonic and appetizer oil the
most agreeable character. There ID q pccull,ritv
IN the effect Ut your BitterH on me which 1t may he
well to state; II iiUm any cause shall be suffering
ever 10 ACutcly with the headache, u duHe OF your
BitiCrs IeieI cB me in fifteen minutes. In cOHclu.
sion, aty with all SINCERITY and truth, | would
not he returned To- the slate OF health In which
your BlttCrs found me, and from which they have
unquestlonahly relieved ue, Tor all the money in
tins world. am, with great respect,
Your Obedcnt servant,
JOHN w. BHONAUGH, Chief Clerk,
T5cyerc!ry HOSTFTTER SMITH
illtAiiTgh, "a.
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Pastor oi Greene Avenue Presbyterian Church.


RE- - 4. D. l.. N. SOuTHNORTH'S LETTER
rhosrEIT COTTAGE, GrOKUErOwS, b. ca
April ., 1863
McSsiS IJSitECr d NmHh:
GENTLEMEN: 1t gives me- pleasure to add my
testimonial to thUL" of otherB in favor of your
cHcCIlcnt preparation. Several years OF rcpdcncc
On the banks Ui southern river, and Of coBe AL
pIitatiOn to Literary work, had 80 thoroughly .S.
hhntttd my nervous system sni undermined my
health, that had become martyr to d,sucpgi,
and nclyOus heatache, recurring vt short inter,
lAisr and dciyiIg all known remedies in the MatCris
NCdiGA. had come to the conclusion that no thiug
but u total chnnge oi residence and pursuits wOu!.
restore my health when u friend rccOmInc nded
HOstcttCI'a biil"IG. lprOcurCd n bottle M an eX.
pSlimrnt. II required but one bottle to convince
me- that had found Al last the right combination
ol remedies. The relief 1t afforded mo has been
complete. II Is now some yeArB suGo lirst tried
H"etettcrs Bitter, and II Is but just to say that
have found tie preparation all that It claims to
he. II lisa standard Family Cordial with w, and
e. aB n b'imulHnt VIC Ike II better than any.
thing else hat we use It in all nervous, bilious
aud dyIpciic Csscs, from fever down to tnOthac &C.
Il what have NOW said Will lead any dyapcptic or
nervous i!Nahl to Esllc &c Gciyr lEhSIl have done
HOUIc EUOd
Icmnin 5cntlcmcu, respectfully yUurs,
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS. FOR FORAGE.

CWEf QrAHrEEuAsrrR's OrtIrE,j
WtsU >UTuS prrDI, December 5, 1868 ,
SCaI'd pIvrOs ,ls arc invited by the undersigned
lrr suppyiu, the Tn ted States Suartcrmas'ci's
uypar' mcn'. It washinrtcn, D, c, Baltimore. Md
these place.. m Hsy, Corn, oats. and straw
BIDS VII nr rccrN cd for the delivery Of 5,UUn
hurh"la Of com or oAt5 and lotions Of hay orstisw.
nidtcr. must state =, which oi the nho, enamel
roirte 'hc, propose 10 make deliveries and tho
i'',s A. which they will mike deliveries thCrca'.
ilr srrutity Of each article proposed to he dClv-
cred he ttnlc whrn sail dCllvcrics shall We com
mst ecI, ami when to he completed.
rhs
Corr - put up IN good stout sacks OF about
twu hHs.c.s U'Ch. oats in like tNria. OF about
'HrC 'u5he'f each. rnr ,'rk' 10 hy nrn shed
.l'h'ut extra charge to IN Gov crumrnt TAc
~ aud s,itw 10 b." ttrUfe hV'Ch
H. In'Cuit kui OF description of oats. corn,
~. or s'IH", prop1sCd TO I've delivered must lie
-t9teh n III" VtupnsNs
Al the arricIas uilofcd under the bids herein in.
NI'cd. vii. lie cut Of ~ rigid inspection los the
GOV rnn.c It iaspcrtol before being ,crru'rd
,O"'rncts Will 10 ~ -iu,A from time to time 10
re lowe.t respuu sirc .'hid"r as the interest OF
N" GoNerrwrnt may require, and payment will be
made when the Whole amount contracted TOT ,hHll
have been d"lil ere" AMI accepted
me hidIcr vii. Re acquired to accompany hI-
proposal wish guaranty, sicnei by two spouHi.
hOe rcrsHns. l8- ia zee hl' md IA accepted he oI
nov wlu. wf'hiu ten 49, fuyiCaitcr exc, Ne the
''1'i act i'G fAu sane. with gpO' sIl tuf'icuut
sItC'.cs ~ ,sEm al 81 'Ar urlJEu' ui tn" con.
lfact - itrrrt the iprlg" proposed In c'r',G m''y
T." 5' iiu"r Shall Ilil 'u enc. iufu me contract
inCy ," UH.ic r"1. Toe ItIr on" between ~ . offer
~ ani. hrtHr Wd 'hc nest lowest +, sIrnsjhlc hlI.
d' "i y" persona 20 whom the contract III $ I've
. Hws.r,'cG
Inc r"snons.n'l'y ct The ru,ran'or. r,ls' h,
show boy the Official ccrlIlc.ruul = uuttrd states
ui.'r e, Attorney, Collect & Dt Customs. ~ any
other "I.'", un,t.rt hc uI'"l Stat,p Cry,rumct'
/ ct i'rl"', -.hc l.''son IT. 'wn {" THIS Office.
'rtI", iu o., th" pr"uu-tls
HE mi u>uc Al. I. O. v.'.r,. Of r.sh ltd'"i
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OS T. Z II Il L \ 80 l. ID |, u GO -,
~ No. - smith street, neal reuua. Avenue.
III IBkk>, Gas, AND SIEAM FILTERS
Have just received and will Keep cons aut.y on
h,Hd = Iull assortment OF tnAhdi licfs, Drnrkrt-
Drop Lights POrhhlcl, large and small t,a,s
hluh'S, amt Mica and other NnahC1, together with
all AIfIrlts IN the GHH Fitting line, tom tho far.
lsmCh rEithIlFhhoht Of "AIchcr y IAnCOAst,'' ,I
'r" l"rN, aud o'h' mHuul tCturcTF in that city,
h"n whom "c &C daily IrCt wing the hrwrst aud
""tI "rhuiIluI ptttrIhHr al Of which wan hr col
"n l!' most HNtIslNciUIN tcIms tor cash. Ala,
NANiL>, llhN AIES, FIRE BOARD STOVES
W. Hie prrpHrrd 10 furnish the best RANLI nj
the low est PErr, iUm The mAuuiacrury VI Fr1urI,
hrhl AIN OF PhilrdclphIa, winch hss stood The
test OF over ten y'hrH, ana pronounced not only Tie
best rs well Ms 'hr cheapest, hut the most rcolp.
zeal Itngc IN use ~ the present time.
We would aus" rtli particular attention 10 our
IlkE-bOARD SION T., which, iuI beauty OF uuibh
rd punnlity OF heat lsnttut, we deiy cumpctI-
tOE. Hotels, hcHituTaH'h, aud CITIZENS generally.
are InNlied TO examine - & stock Of Gas FlStuIr.
And other articles, before purchasing ~ with good
work, On al cases whrtu'chI tar urirr4 nt,I
I Iuwp'nrss in lus,ncra, "" think we an pr1rr,s,
""r Vs'ion7 rntirr RRtisinrtiUn In their i~4Ii,-.
'"Ilr Us
''ll ami su' "nr FtlhIHE Iura, Water ,I,e,Ir
y Hrhelhhds, HHnns, sc, &c., at So. 6uu Nun,
1Neet near i'hHh}N ANA avenue del9-l
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N L W LETT Frs PATENT
~ Certificate No. $3.50, May %, 1884,
INSTANTANEOUS INDICATOR!
The Advantage Of this Invention are that,
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine 10 0ficre to the rUh4o, that ,gill count
Tor
ALL MONEYS EECEINEp
.Gr the great benefit of Chartered COnuAnlrE-.,
City PASSENGER tnilrOsi Cara, Ferry B6,tg uI tic
E.!pus Li'.rs, and Foot Passengers uvet Priiges.
THIS MACHINE IL not ut the control OF Genuine.
tnIs ~ Gate R,cpCrs--ls In no way compile tod
.Hi al great ttTcngtL and durability; to mIf,c.
to".ncrt 10y Us"u tlHsGaying p1iut sunucccsrsI, .
II - an "a, AIVE'!e
TELh-ThLE MAClllNHi
ArHrg' TIC t"""itcn rIncltccd
EEuCK-DUNN SVSTEu
~ "0rT Al use 10 Also wherever AlrLCys 70, III
20: hIrbssInu, Guci, Al
THEATRES,
-" fh'ir drcr0Ht iglH, ,nL tll nthtI ruinc / Sc
Gi tHhihItIru, IuIEr Fust-ClAss llutu. Irul,.
'""!us, tiInprirtuIg of winch wiiI save quarter
II ilCU ItntI - Ne iuituhUCtiOn,) Far iitpuuls
IA toluSrs, Wheel NclICIrs, and last, thurisL
3"' l"rgi. uus IrimrIpl' prevents Fiaudul. 1T Re
'ui"b Of Npt,a st tl"c'iuur.
T.. >-tumuI uuiCEtIpus tom tnusv ia. NE ll,
81 au'h h.S'. .n's, stGiCsPod h thG TnicILi.rr,.
s.Ili I'scl"" at'el'irr.
NDNLANI' tkONkLIfS
WILLIAM Il. IHlrp.
TsiCu'trr, dsI I,uury l,Anls Avenue
"ssnngtuu !lay ~, 1909 M SUI
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FINANCIAL.

+ RSr
NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON.
Capiisl--35OO,OCO.
~ HIS BNHR, aui2Cd under tho National
Banking Law Oi the last Congress, Is opened this
lNy tni ia" trauracion Of husincSs, at the corner
oi Fifteenth and stEects, oppOsitc Treasury Dc.
partmcnt u. d. COOKE, President,
WI. : lirHTISgruS, Cashier se:a-if
IAG tOOKE& co,
BA ERS,
80. -! Fir!rENTr STREET,
~ iLEEs Is
CoyGR>MhHrp'>O&
TREA,uKI NU1E>,
trNrIFiCATES
VOUCHERS, COIN.
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ENDORSEMENT OF THE PRESS.

The many thousands cured at hi. Institution
within tat last eighteen years, and tho Numerous
laroItant surgical Operations performed by Dr.
Johnston, witnessed by the rcpUrtcgs of the Sun
sad many other pAp"Is, nUtiscg Cl which have Ep-
pe"Ied as"tn and again before thC public, besl,!ua
hi1 standing q. GCn.iCIasl of character and 70.
Hp"nHimIitg, IA sufficient guarsrtoc 10 the Al.
ftctcL.
SKIN Disc SES SPrEDII.Y CURED
Persons writing Bhu'..l he IErticulsrln directing
thC'r Testers to hir TOrtitu.tou, IN the following
manner;
John NJ. JOHNSTON, N D..
Eaitim"r" Lock Hospital,
zee . -iy Baltimore, 9Isrylsnd.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISN -ElIIi&NI
r NUTS
WANTED
TO FALL rHE Qvor\ ~ TliL
DISTRICT ~ CoL, MBIA
BOUNTY FOR VETERANS,
S"' OF which viii he rnrd ~ Alliance.
BOUNTY FOR NEW RE,WrIr$,
SBJ!,
+1h of whicl will hC lnId II 'l,,u,c
BOUNTY, FOR CuL"Rrn RECRUITS,
Raid in advance.
PRISONS WISHING TO ENLi>1
Wan apply 20 any UI III" following
RECRUITING OFF, ERS:
S.N. DNCON,
r'stnc II,Dl near the Nhrh,' on rcnnsy ',nntr
avenue. between SN cnth and Ninth streets.
J. { HYDE,
corner al Fourteenth street and New York H cnu".
e. \ kl.tSBLY.
II street. urr corner ni Nlnctccuth aud rcnnsyl-
I.unit I1rnUc.
!. &. FARMER,
''.'. ""llr.h ,ud lumbar ION STREETS Georgetown
ar.I-u
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MEDICAL.
z AL NOT ICE,

srai Block, corner OF seventh and streets, oppo.
ditto the ros, and Patent ofnecs. Rooms "a and "A,
Il stairs, Washington, u. Z.
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-10
miscellaneous War News.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. S.-Murfreesboro
is entirely deserted. Our army and Gen.
Rosecrans' headquarters are advanced ten
miles beyond. The rebel army is reported to
be at Tullahoma. The gunboat w. II. Sill
dell has arrived, with transports from Clarks-
vile, containing 5000 barrels flour, 10000
pounds bacon, 5000 sacks of oats, 1000 sacks
shelled corn. The gunboat captured two
rebel captains, with horses and mules. The
river has three feet and half of water on the
shoals.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 9.-The correspondent of
the American at Suffolk says that Gen. Cor
coran Yesterday advanced on the rebels on
the Blackwater in force, and will give Gen.
Pryor an opportunity fora fight if he desires
it. A special messenger from admiral Farra-
gut passed through this city to Washington
this morning.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a private letter from
the blockading fleet off Mobile, Dec 49, says
many deserters report that general hardship
commands in Mobile. They have beef once
week and oysters only at all other times.
They have no sugar, no tea, and no coffee.
The pirate Oveto is still in the harbor. Our
fleet expects her to stay there
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-10
Dispa.ohos from Gen. nalleck.

WASHINGTON, Jan. so MAJOR General
Wright, Cincinnati The daring operations
and brilliant achievements of Gen Carter and
his command are without parallel in the his
tory of the war and deserve the thanks of the
country. The expedition has proved the ca
pacity of our cavalry for bold and dashing
movements, which | doubt not will be imitat-
ed by others. H. w. HALLECK,
General in Chief
Maj. Gen. ". s. Rosecrans, Commanding
the A9n1y of,the Cumberland =
GENERAL.-Rebel accounts fully confirm
your kilograms from the battle-felds The
victory was well earned, and is one of
the most brilliant of the war. Your brave
army has won the gratitude of your
country, and the admiration of the world.
The field of Murfreesboro' is made historical,
and future generations will point out the
places where so many heroes fell gloriously
in defence of the constitution and the Union
All honor to the army of the Cumberland.
Thanks to the living and tears for the lament
ed dead
II. w. HALLEcK, General in Chief.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-01-10
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-The commissioner
of internal revenue has decided that any reve-
nue. stamp, except proprietary stamps, can
now be used for its amount on any instrument,
thus virtually abolishing the great variety of
stamps now used.
The president has nominated Robert w.
Taylor of Ohio for first comptroller of the
treasury in place of the late Elisha Whit
tlesey.
The senate to-day confirmed the nomina-
tons of Alexander w. Randall of Wisconsin,
to be first assistant postmaster generals Seth
c. Hawley of New York, as consul to Nassau,
N. p; William c. Morehead, postmaster at
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Captains Farragut, Colds
boro, Dupont and Foot, to be rear admirals in
the navy from the 18th of July, 1862, on the
active list, and Captain Charles Stewart to be
rear admiral from the same date, on the re-
tired list.
The commissioner of internal revenue has
decided that grave stones and monuments
made to order from the rough material, from
plans and designs, are not manufactures.