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NEW YORK ITEMS,

NEW YORK, October 13.
The steamer Connecticut, from Hilton
Head on the 9th, reports that on the night
OF the 9th the rebels sent a torpedo at.
taohed from Charleston to the Ironsides off
Moultrie which exploded under the bows,
deluging the decks with water, putting
out the fires, killing Ensign Howard md
Wounding two seamen, but doing the YES
sci no damages. The Ironsides remains
of Moultrie House. The Monitors are do
ing picket duty off Sumter.
Gilmore is still erecting batteries on
Morris Island.
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HOOP SKIRTS FOR ruEMILLION

- we have now ready our full stock Of Skestons r. r
ihe c2mmsncement OF the Fau Trade, which sT55bra
So AL OF the leading STYLES, including the PATrS
GDkE TkAIiI PATENT VICTORIA Aiso ibe
newest style Of QUAKER SKIRT.
we keep alwoys on hand Skiits Of extra size AZ 4
length, aud Ladies who always have trouble fo 1d
4 SKIRT long enough. viii generally fed en- her.
VII adhere strictly 70 our former princ5ples
VIZ; Keep none but good article which VI will CON,
unue 70 sell at the lowest POS bic prices
- Inc enormous quantities th i we are now sell
~ g shpS conciusivel7 thar expsrimen. Of .s
Ing sklrts a sPecisltts ami Masking our profits in
Quahtlty N tead Of large percfu age wil raw f0r
twice IS many dozen. ~ 4i
- Dta'ers H. surrounding towns vii. DO well by
want O. kris 7 "'i9ii iA
- ,rge ss1rtmsut Of French Corsets A. d PIT
ent SkiTt seaport r always on hand
4. KLEIN & CO., PruDr3a
EtOp SKIRT Manuiacturers
sspL rs Superior-St., Cleveland, o.
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7 EGAL NOTICE.-Clark S. Topping
II Of Bay City, in the County Of Bay, and
Topping did, on the second I2d) day of October.
A. d. 1868, file her petition in the office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for the County Of Cuyahoga, and State OF Ohio.
charging therein the said Clark s. Topping with
habitual drunkenness for three years last past,
and with great neglect of duty toward the said
Eliza Topping for three years last past, and ask
ing that she be divorced from the said Clark 5.
Topping and for the custody OF their child,
which cause will stand for hearing at the next
term Of the said court.
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNIGHT & BLAcKBURN.
oct2:l24 Her Attorneys
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SKIRTS.
NLEVELANDHOOP SKIRTCO
" AND MANUFACTURERS or
rench and German COFsefs,

HAVING REAIOYED our Facto-y from Igi-Onta-
rest, to lfl Superi0r-St., We viii be happv 10
neei all our Old customers and many rew lnes as
may see ht 70 cali and examine our Stock
This Com pany, having opened sales Rooms in thfs
City beg leave to call the attention Of tn public 10
their own manufacture.
Ist. We keepa LARGER STOCK than any whole.
saler in the State.
- ID We make greater variety Of Styles snaps
In the United States
3D. The steel and al the material for Uooo skfrts
rom the primitive state to the salesrOoTn are updT
our own supervision end entire control Commemorative
customers can obtaiI skirts from house vithout
paying second proht
- Also-the largest assortment OF Corsetg and
Spiral Bustes constantly on hand
tent Ladies' - Nli
~ Merchants supplied cheap AZ Wholesale
oci3 la S,11ae-io- ..
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DARTITION NOTICE.-Ransom Heath,
Il guardian of Lucela Heath, and Nartha Fig
uers, Lucelia Heath and Martha Figuers will
take notice that petition was filed against them
on the I'D day Of September. A. D. 1868, in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Cuyahoga, by E. Raymond and Ma
[y J. Raymond, and IS now pending, wherein said
J. f. Raymond and Mary j. RAYMOND demand
partition OF the following real estate, to-wit: The
lot situated on the northeasterly corner of Bridge
and y NOrk streets, in the City Of Cleveland, coun-
ty OF Cuyahoga, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and running
back Of equal width one hundred and thirty-sey-
en- feet on York street, and that at the next term
OF Sald Court the said J. E. Raymond and Mary
J. Raymond will apply for an order that PARTITION
may be made Of said premises.
PALMER & DENNIS,
Attorneys for
j. E. RAYMOND
sept23-6RI23 MARY ]. RAYMOND
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FROM LOUIsYILEE.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Y.
NAsHvILLE.-Matters unchanged in
front. The railroad and telegraph unin-
terrupted.
Col. Ducat, inspector on Roseerans staff,
goes NorthwaTd to morrow on a sick fur
Tough.
Gems. Negley, CritIenden, and McCOok,
are in town.
LOUISVILLE Discredited reports Of q
large rebel cavalry force in the vicinity of
ThompkinsVille prevail.
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Gems. Negley, Critlenden, and MOCOok,


CINCINNATI, Oct. u.
Secretary Chase arrived this afternoon.
He was received at the depot by q large
crowd and escorted TO the BLrnet House
where he made short speech.
Great interest is felt in the election to-
morrow. Business in this city is to be
partially suspended.
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO B, R
7
sUMMEB ARRAEGENFET

i.
On and after Monday, April zlth, lsss Pau,spra
TRES viii Leave OlsTsiand as folioWs CSandsTs
bilO A. H.-OHICAGO EXPRE5s-stopa At Rars,
0isIt9ni yberin, Makenan, HoiwsIk Non d.
Toelile' Bellevue Clyde, Fremont EImore aps
oagO at 6:3U Pm - - anu N-A
zIO0 P, a---sOUTA kAN MAIL--stous At All stationu
en southern Division, aud arrives al Toledo
osib P H-hOBTHERH N Al I-Stops At All static,
on " - nSI .heIn Division, and arrives at sa1duGkr
$40 ?. E-L-fELEqRAPH EXPRESs-stop
I9n, Ooerlin, ~ eakeman NOrWalk Mcnrosyiils
5eilsYuel Clyde, fremont and ElnlOre AMI ar .
HFss at Toledo a. $40 H., Chicago al T.30 A.
OOHEEOTIONB
Oonneoti0ns are made at Monrosyfils with tha San
su.5y1 nansheld hoRArk R.B. a. Oiyde with tbs
o9nu15Ay, Dayton Cincinnati r. r. At Fremont
NTH Fremont Indiana Z. B., and AZ roles VSifh
me MlGhigan southern 4 Northern Indiana ana To
1910 3 wabash Railroads for Chicago Detroft IaoF
sOni 6ort wayne Logangrort, Lafsysfts Cairo An
Southwest. '0'i -aSA A"SSA Ahs
Trains arrive IN Cleveland from Toledo and tbs
5aldusky at s:Z5 A. x. II ~ D RTifiE Iri3 i,.5t
Oleveiand. April ~, 1853
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R0g ogFleE TiME-TABlE.
1899 gUEkER ARRANGEMENT 1855
FOB THE
Arrival and Closing of Mails
AT Tue
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE.
Commencing April 21th, 1865.


49, Mails viii Be opened and ready for delivery
All Mails close one hour before departure
ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT
1astern through arrives st 4s45 A. NJ I:tO l:55P M
western Through arrives at go A NJ and e.25 p M
western Nay arrives at 80 P. M
sandusky Way arrives at e:25 A M
Oineinnah through arrives at q:45 A NJ aas p a
DO Way arrives at g:35 r. Nj
Pittsburgh Through arrives at g;l5 P n
-, ao May arrives at I'D NJ.
MAhontnk Hay arrives at 7.O5 P N
Medinay NaF arrives at 400 P MI
hockp3It, e y arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays and sat
BresksviIle Bath &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
Sharon Center, Granger, North RoysIto, AZ srrfvs,
- mondays and Fridays at P. NJ
WarrensYille arrives daily at IU:l5 4 N
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily area
CLOSING OF NAILS.
EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buisio Boston Mas,
forEi Hartford, and WiliOughby, PafnosyiIls dane
vs. AstRbula and Connesut, closes at 9 A Nj
d EAsrEES THROUGH, for New York only, closes at
EAsTERE THsoUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany, Bos-
W, y @ son A2Jh ~ a1d 5artiord closes at 5;45 P. NJ
kEiei closes at $40 P. M -a-' 7''
WEsTERs THEOUsH, for Toledo. Detroit. Ub,eago
5sg, 5a-' closes at 10 P NJ ueayss 81 $40
:, WESTERN THRoUeH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago.
D1p lque, - Joseph and Cairo closes at 42n p n
WEsTEES Way for all points bst.een Cievsi.nd
and Toledo, closes at P. II.
Al AgL DAuuujEy alu al inrnrrnad at
points, closes at 4:l0 +. NJ
CIaGINSAT1 WAY, Tor all polats between Cleveland
sn1 Clnclnnaii' clSses at 10 r. n , aeayes At 81
next mOrning.l ~ -
0rsOISy!ATI THEoUsH, Tor Ooluuibus, Dsytop. New.
IS Ano cincinnati, closes At 10 p. NJ loaves 1t sIs
OINcINsATI TERogsH, FOR Columbus, Cincinnati,
h9uisylne' 81 Louis, indianapolis, Zanezyiile and
wheeling Cloaes at 40 P. NJ
ington. closes at I p NJ
PTrTs9gRGH WAY, for all points between Cleveland
p
Baltimore and Washington closes At 7OoA M
MAHOsING WAY, for al points between Cleveland
and youngstown closes at 10 P. n. (lsaYss us1t
MEDINA WAY, closes az A NJ
Saturdays, at y NJ.
Irdsys, st7 A. NJ
saAEoS GESTEE, G;anser, North Royalteu &C.,
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A 81
" MARRENsVILLE, closes daily, 1920 A II
= -GAsTCLEyELAEBa and Euclid, closes daflya p q
be pre- paid. - - -
-. - An City Circulars requirsd to prsp paid
With penny stamp.
~ Once open from 7.38 A. Al. to 7:5D p Il. On
Sunday from A. NJ. 20 1890 A NJ.
K COWLEs. P 81.
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THF ELECTION IN CINCINNATI.

CINCISEATI, October 13-xooN.
The election in this city is progressing
quietly. A very large vote is being polled.
Business is generally suspended.
The weather is cloudy and damp.
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STATE OF OHIO, ! IS In Common mn PIeas-Ao;
cuyahOga county. H0n I95 fsnds Partition Of

| STATE OF OHIO J ss In Common Pleas-Ac-
/ Cuyahoga county. ''ON ~ L@H''oh oi
William C. storrs, Plaintiff,
against
Leonard X. Storrs, Maria
Storrs, Eliza Storrs, Eli
"a I. Robinson, Mary A.
Robinson, and HaruetP.
Robinson, Defendants
OTICE.-The above-named defendants
~ will take notice that plaintiff has filed IN
the Court above named his petition against them,
ASKING ior partition Of the following described
premises, situate IN the township Of East Cleye-
land, IN Cuyahoga county, and State of Ohio, and
IS known as being part of lot No. 367 in tract
10, IN SAID township, and bounded as follows
Beginning at the center of ST. Clair road at its
intersection with the East line OF said LOT No
561 thence westerly, along the centre Of St
Clalr road Il chains and IS links thence north
erly, parallel with the east and west lines Of said
loL No 56f, Is chains and rs links, thence north
~ 5O west, chains and so links; thence north
erly, parallel with said east and west lines of said
lot No 56li to the shore line of Lake Erie thence
easteriy along said shore line to the Intersection
thereof with the east line Of said lot No. 3j7:
thence sOutherly, along SAID aforementioned line
10 the place Of beginning; containing SO gO-IOO
acres of land more or less but subieef 10 elI IaaI
highways; and claiming that plaintiff owns oI1e
uhulVlded fourth part IN said premises, in COM
mon with the defendants, all Of whom with sold
Plalnun derive title thereto from Lemuel G.
oLorIs, deceased VINO died lntestate seized in fee
oI SAID premises, and OF whom all Of said Defend
ants, together with plaintiff are the sole heirs at
law That the defendants, Leonard X. Storrs.
Maria Storrs, and Eliza Storrs, who reside in
Gardlner, IN the State of Maine, own each one
undivided twelfth part of said rrarnisas a,I tiit
dereadanls EllzaI. Robinson, Mary A. Robinson,
and Harriet Robinson, (whO are ali minors, resi-
ding IN Hartford IN the State of Connecticut. and
whose guardian is Henry c. Robinson. also a
resident OF said Hartford own each one undlvid-
ed sixth part Of said premises said petition
iurther asks that plaintiffs SAID share NAV
De SET on 20 nm IN seYeraty, or if that cannot be
done without manifest injury, that thereUpOn
sucn proceedings may be had in the premises as
are authorized BY law.
The defendants are required to answer on or
before November 2S, 1868
BACKUS & NOBLE,
ocIl Plaintiffs Atfornavs
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LEGAL.

Eliza Topping, ! In the Court of Common
against Pleas, Cuyshoga county,
Clark stopping Ohio.
NOTICE.-The said Clark S. Topping is
In hereby notified that depositions in said
cause will be taken by the said plaintiff at the
office Of Knight& Blackburn, attorneys at law at
IA Superior street, in the city of Cleveland and
IN the State Of Ohio, on the 18th day OF october,
A ID. 1868, between the hours Of 8 O'Clock AN.
and o'cloek P.M- Also dispositions will be taken
by plaintiffin said cause st the Office of William
johnson, an attorney at law in the town of Tifin,
IN the county Of Seneca, and State of Ohio on the
z4th day OF October, AID. 1858, between the hours
of o'clock An. and s o'clockPM
ELIZA TOPPING,
By KNIGHT 4 BLACKBURN,
Oct. 2, 1s6S-Ij Her Attorneys.
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STOVE POLISH,
DYERS,

E0REST CITY FRENCH FIRST
= GLASS DYE HOUSE. No. lO9 SeDeca-St (op-
posite City H0tei,) BY UnLAUFT : UFRTT1 biSbtv
Ieeommerde1 by the last Slate Fair OF Ohio. Dyeing
ana Oleanlng IN al its branches Please call and exc
smlne Goods the store II mud the difference with
olher Dyeshops, as We finish all goods by steam
maeh;nsry ana Presses. = he enly watering machine
IN the western States TO finish Six like new.
helefelcs s-Messrs PreecOtt & Chase, lcOit Hor-
ton, Baldwin 4 Co, A. & g. Reltberg Morgan
hoot& O., and other Merchants. sepI4 rs
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FROM PHnADFLP9TA.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 13-I0AM.
Voting is proceeding quietly. Indiea-
tons are that the vote will be the largest
since 1850.
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CoLLIsI3N.-A train of cattle-ears on Che
c. c. & C. Railroad collided yesterday eve
ming with pony engine, at the foot of Light
house street. The pony was just switching
of, when the cattle car, coming with too
great rapidity, struck it. The engine and
the first of the cattle-cars were pretty well
broken up. No one was injured, though a
brakesman on the cattle-ear had very mar
row eseape.
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GLOAKS.
THE CLOAK TRADE.
1t is the Intention Of
HOVER & HIGBEH
Second TO none In Cleveland

HOW ER & HIGBEH
To make the CLOAK DEPARTMENT one of the
leading features of their establishment and
second 10 none In Cleveland,
Having engaged the services Of NINE. ALEXANDER.
an gcc -mpl shed and experienced Cloak and Ilress
alaEer lately NJ ng responsible position in the
New oTk establishment of alafame DemOrest they
Ieel fll comp tent 70 secure the continuance and
growth OF
THE FIRST GLASS TRADE
which they already ENJOY and to Pledge themselves to
It's cultivation by every legitimate effort
NV. ALEXAEDEB has recently visited Europe AID
ma Q 81 rdngemen te have fhe newest aa1 best nat
teras from thence hire, On the shortest time,
by the consignment Of Ladies' Of ability and exeeri
ence in their
manufacturing Department.
Hover Htgb.e hope to give satisfaction TO all who
may favor them with crteTs Th-ir Sail srocm will
ee kept repleie with all the novelties ofthe season in
CLOGKe, CL0AKINGS d trimmings,
Aud 0arm snts Made to Order
ON TIE SHORTEST NOTICE,
339 slIperIOr-sf. 389.
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CLEVELAND & ERIE R.B.
e e g



lsS1 SUMMER ARRANGEYENT 1ssz
On nd after MOnday Lprn 18th, lsss Pnu.sosor
LEAVE CLEVELAND.
issto 4. E.-Da1 L EXPRES5 TRAIN-stop.3n0 At
InloasnD Dya PRinesvills, Geneva, Ashtabuia-
Oonhesut ana Giraru oniy. and aFrive A. E-ss.
IL R1i Dunklrk. at 3s43 N; Buffalo Al 5sIoP y
f'OJ ?. 9.-OlhClhNATI EXPREss-stonpi1g a.
RahelYllle, Ashtabula and Girard onIT ao5 a..
Ttyes et Erie 7s0O P. n; Dunkirk $50 p X: BIiia,
l:2OP. H.-MAIL AND AOUOAfAEODE ETToETRAIN
oss10PPing - at all stations and arrives At Erie at
s:45F. H.-NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-st,,,,,. =,
feinesTlllel Ashts5ula and 0irsrTl oniT ~ - -
Rsi ~ ~ .sl Ests ~ i'Os A. n: DunEisA Sts A. n:
LEAVE EBIE.
-l;5 a: A:H.-hlGHT E1PRESS IRA IS-stoppinE Al
Gifarul Ashtabula and Pafnesyille oniV s-d A.
riYes aL OleEelGnd ST l:l5 A. Il
b:bC H---MAIL AND ACCOM- Mon ATION TrT A n
-st9Rping 81 all stations and riVss st UieVo.
9:55 A. H.-fOLEDO EXPRESS -St1ppfag At ali st,
tons except Swanville, SaybrOoE, UuionyiIle
Kerry, 4entor and Wicklife, and arrives Al
lsZ3P. H.-DAI EXPRESS TIA AIN-stosufns N o.
raTd, OonneeutY Ashtabula, and PsinsETilio
only and arrives in Cleveland st l:55 ?. n
-. second Olass Cars arc run on AL through
AN the trains going westward oonnest At avsI.na
VI sltq Tln5 Iol Ioledo, Chicago Columbus, Cincn-
nail indianapolis, st. Louis, &C.; and an throuQh
i Ls5ns so!lg connect at Dunkirk with the
ttelns oi me y l. q Railroad, and At Buffalo With
knose Of the New York Central and Buffalo q NJ
YORK Oity Railroads for New York. AlbaDV poafor,
piagaiS 5al5 ga and at Erie with trains on ne
- Day Express East and vi est connects Al Gfrard
With Trains on EIie and Pittsbursh Railros5 ~
AhnesViilei MeadVille, Jamestown, &o.
Cleveland, April 10th. isss II 'eriAh' SuP't'
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LOCAL MATTERS
[FFOm Last Evenings EditiOn.l

FAST TIME.-Engine No. 20 on the Buff
falo & Erie Road, Samuel Hall, engineer,
made some fast time yesterday from 0Wego
to Dunkirk. AT the former place they were
two hours and forty-eight minutes behind
time, with a passenger train full of Ohio
merchants returning from the East, and all
anxious to get home and vote for Brough.
So conductor Goss and engineer Hall deter
mined on making some coed time, and,
cracking on steam, they ran one hundred
and twenty-eight miles in three hours, actu-
ally making connection at Dunkirk.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-24
argaI advertisements.
SUMMONS,

-
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of n Ds,aA.
- Ss.-ln the District Court Of the neveptH JrS'
cial District.
Action brought in the District Court Of TIE Wa.,
enth Judicial district and the complaint ala N ~
County OF VI Dorado, ia the once OF the Cl.rt a
said District Court In and for said County -
State. -
The People OF the State OF California. IN Joa n
/ COSTEE, Defendant, Grest Bg:
You are hereby required to arrenv In an ..s.-.
hToGght against you BY Samuel G. HamlIn Pl.iosIg
in the District Court OF the Eleventh Judicial ~.
trct, In and for the County Of n Dorsdo. a. =
ausSer the compliant filed therein on the 3th ~ -
Augn'i n u iStS' within ten days (exclasv. Of -
day 81 srTVicel dfer the SeTvlee oo vou AZ a.
summohs-If s"ryed within tina cOuntT: II s.vv.1
oa OF this county. but within tiis Judicial DsIyIt
within twenty days: or. II served out of an IA ~
tiiSt tli' within forty tays-OT Judgment b. =.
fault viii be tskea sgains; you
The SAID acton Is brought to obtain iaARmena
agAins' yea ioT he sum ~ seven hundred dolars
t'e s~'h amount Oene due one P D. Brown, Sog Ger.
wees ara labor IN pVWing up certain tTaet of lSnA
upon the Ranch knoWn As the -KnirkerAa-1~r
kdFSht IN II Dorado County, and sowing the nAsaa
With oars, and furnishing the eeed for the aasae q
per contract betusen said brown and j. T. CosaeF.
DefendaEt,-ihr said accent wing bxen iransApr.
red TO the said PlAintid BY the said Brown for Val.
HAnr consideration ard II you fail to appear aaa
answer the sid complaint az shave teouired. ~
shid will take Judgment against you Sog all
sum % 4s'J AEd costs according l., the pravev a.
said complaint. ''
WITH s., Hon B. = Myres%1SSir~ Of said D,sz,.s
Court of The Eleventh. Judicial District
Attest nv hand. and the seal Of saiA
l. s Court, IN ana mr. Ssid County Of q DoraAe,
- hrTeto ath x-d. at oiaee IN the CITY Of PA.
errT!ae, this the 2gth day NJ August A. D. 1868
THOMAS PATTEN, Clerk
r. \ HnHSBLnWER PG's Airy n
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-24
CONsTABLE,S SALE.

PY virtue Of two several executions issued by
ID John Bush, Justice Of the Peace for Placervie
Township, County Of Fl Dorado, State OF California
to me directed, upon judgments rendered in the
Justices Court of p. H. Harmon, Justice Of the
Peace for said township, to wit: one rendered Feb
7th 1861, in favor of Richard Kene and against the
Pacific Quartz Mining Company, on which there Is
balance unsatished Of $56 47-10O; and one in IA
vor Of J. J. Reynolds against said Pacific Quartz
Mining Company, on which balance Of 800 S0-I0O
remains unpaid, judgment rendered March 6th 1851
have levied upon and seized and will expose for
sale public auction, 10 the highest bidder, ct the
Court House door, in the City OF Placerville,
On the 7th Day of November,
A. D. 1885, at the hour Of IL o'clock NJ, all the right
title interest and claim Of the above named defend
ant In and TO the following described property, lying
and being In the township of PlacerviIle county and
State Aforesaid, to wit All that certain twenty
stamp Steam Quartz Mill, with the engines and ma
chinery belonging tohe same, situated on the south
side OF Pacific street. In the City Of Piacerve with
the lot tract Of land which the same Is stuated
fronting three huAdred feet more or less on said Pa
ei6c street and running back about one hundred and
twenty feet, the same known as the "PaeiHc Quarts
MIL Property" together With all the rights, Incl.
dents, and privileges pertaining to the same.
Given under my hand. this 18th day Of October
4. D. 1868. A. SIMONTON,
u Constable In and for sad Township
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-24

WHAT WILL MY NEIGuBoRs SAY?-The
practice of supporting the truth of any
mans assertion by the testimony of an
other person is called compurgation. {"
By the old Saxton constitution, every
mans credit in a court of law depended
on the opinion entertained by his neigh
bors of his strict regard to truth. The
manner in which the defendant gave Sc
curity that what he asserted was true, is
particularly described in the treaty be-
tween Alfred and Guthrum the Dane
He was to take into court with him elev-
en- Of his neighbors. and after he had as
serted on oath of his innocence of the
charge brought against him. his eleven
neighbors declared, also upon their oaths,
that they believed in their conscience he
had spoken the truth. This was called
the wager oflaw, and the oaths of these
eleven compurgators were considered
equal to verdict in favor of the defen-
dant. Thus we find that the practice in
our own country ofjustifying any mans
veracity by the testimony of another is
very ancient.
The mountain Democrat., 1863-10-24

A CRusHER.-General Logan, in his
speeches in Illinois, said when the volun-
teers returned home they would turn
their arms against the copperheads. To
show the utter falsity Of this assertion,
the Waterloo Qll.) Patriot says: "There
are thirteen discharged soldiers in this
small town, all of whom served under
Gen. Grant and were wounded at Vicks.
burg,and every man Of them is copper.
head They say that Gen. Logan mis-
represents the army. Nearly all the Of
ficers have embraced Abolilionism, be-
cause they desire promotion, and only Abb
Olition officers are promoted, but at least
three-fourths of the privates are DEM
ocrats, but as it is dangerous to express
their sentiments openly, they seemingly
acqniesce in what the officers say
When released from the army if they
turn their arms against any one it will
be against the AbOlitionistS.