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TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP No. l.
Road Commission,r--Danc Coleman.
Constables--E. D. Bickfori and Jas. Rice.
Town HIP No. 2.
Road Commissonpr--H. Fthlo.
Constables--D. Flicker and Z. B. Allingham
TOWNSHIP No. 3
Road CommisSionrr--John Leach.
Constables--James M,hon and John Sears.
TOWNSHIP No. a.
Road Commissioner Geo. Z. Mcrwin.
Constables--J. W. Greedy and Jacob Keck.
TOWNSHIP No. 7.
Road Commissioner Jeifrrds
Co. stables--M Taylor and j. B. Carder.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Road Commissioners ohm Hanson
Constablcs--John S. Agtn and Z. Rawles.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Road Comm issioner-- Edward Garrahan.
Constables-J f Burdge and Geo Small
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NOTICE

hereby given that the Undersigned will apply
u to the Register OF the State Land Office. at
his office in Sacramento. on Wednesday, the 4th
day ol next November. or rs soon thereafter as
'he application can be heard for the issuance oI
Patent for the South half of the Northwest
quarter of Section eight lS) in Township No 10
NORM. Range No. 6. East, Mt. Diahlo meridian
located in The Marysville Land Office. the goth
day OF Novrmb r. A. D. 1858. Also. the South
na,i OF the Northwest quarter. and the North
naii OF the South west quarter Of Section eigh
(o( in the same Township. R,nge and meridian
ana located in the MarysvIllc Land Office. on the
4.n DAY OF October 1858, by the undersigned
SAID lands being State School lands
JOHN MCCLUNG.
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NJ. ANDREWS.
ON COMMERCIAL STREET., HAS THE
FINEST STOCK OF JEWELHY EVER
OFFERED FOR SALEIN THIS
PLACE.

ITCONSISTS OF GOLD. SILVER AND IN
Il Diamond Watches, OF the best English E!y
Swiss and American manufacture.
Etruscan, Carbuncle. Pearl. Coral Garnet
Quartz. Jet and Enamelled sctts.
Pins and Earring. OF all styles and patterns.
Band. Chain. X bbon and Alumcnum Bracelets
Diamond. Gold and Enamelled Lockets of all
styles and patterns.
Coll and silver Tbmbles. Quartz Seals, Chains
and Gold Keys of all patterns.
Vest Chains. of Gold Arnenum and Hair.
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all styles and
patterns
Gold Jet Etruscan. Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond Ruby. Emerald Opal. Regard. En-
amellcd and Gold Rings ofall styles aud patterns
Gold and Enumclcd Buckles. hne assortment
Gold and Quartz Slides.
Stone Camio. Etruscan. Gold Stone .Carbuncle
Alumenum and Cold Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups, Butter Knives, Salt
Spoons etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, Of the best
makers-a great variety.
Silk. Hair. Ribbon, and Leather Guards.
Marine Calendar and Office Clocks.
All Of which | will sell at reduced prices for
cash.
.75s-Wa,ches. Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted.
1rg> All kinds Of California Jcwclry made TO
order.
Engraving and eating done with nca,ness and
dispatch. ~ ANDREWS.
Auburn. April, 1863 my
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NOTICE.

hereby given that the undersigned will apply
4 to the Register of the State Land Office. in
Sacramento. at his office, on Wednesday, the 4th
day OF next November or rs soon thereafter rs
the application can he heard for the issuance OF
fatent for the South half of the North.eas. quar-
Ter, and the North half of the Southeast quarter
Of cIon eight 49, in Township No. TO- North,
Range No. &, East. Mt. Diahlo meridian. located
in the Marysvile Land Office, the 4th day OF
October, 1858, by the undersigned.
HIRAM F. DAVIS.
Dry Greek, Oct 3rd, 1s63-lms
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NOTICE,

PROPOSALS will be received at the office OF
L the Superintendent of the Pennsylvania,
Mining Company in Nevada County. on the
Auburn and Grass Valley road, up to September
3Oh for sinking the present shaft on the Com
panys ground, TO II further depth of fifty feet. -
The Board of Directors reserve the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
BY order IF the Board of Trustees.
D. D.JOHNSTON, Superintendent.
Sept. 18th, lS63.-0w
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Magnolia Liquor Store,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CHARLES HIGGINS, Proprietor,


COMMERCIAL STREET. AUBURN.
TllE proprietor have removed one door from
/ bis old stand TO the Building formerly
known and occupied as Feldburgs Clothing
Store. whore h" will be happy to see his old
friends and the public in general | am con-
stanily receiving direct from san Francisco, the
largest and best stock Of Liquors Wines, etc,
ever brought to Auburn, consisting Of all the
select brands Of Champagne, III as
l.ongworth's Sparkling CataM ..
Iieidsick do do
Rose de Maincs do do
llennosscy Brany Martcl do
Chas. Revires do. Jules Rovin do and others.
jamaica, Santa Cruz and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon. Homestead, MonongAhea,
Scotch and Rye Whskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira. Clarct and California
Wine.
Champagne Cider Schnapps. Bitters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning thanks to his old friends for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed, the
proprietor would desire Il continuance of the
same with the assurance that at his establish
mrnt will always be found superior liquors. which
will be sold TO dealers and families at the very
lowest rates. Auburn April Is, lS63.--my
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NOTICE.

S hereby given that the undersigned will after
Il the expiration Of thirty days publication OF
this notice. and as soon AS the application can
he heard, apply to the Board of Supervisors OF
Placer county for n license to keep Toll Bridge
at the crossing OF Sqnaw Greek, in Towns lip No
8. said county. and maintain and keep up the
road leading from the Forks House 10 Squaw
Valley.
PEYTON POWELL Il co.
Todd's Valley, Aug. 18TH. 1863.
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NOTICE.

To the Stockholders Of the Orleans Quartz
Mining Company.
VOU are hereby notified that at a meeting OF
IL the Trustees of your Company held this
lllh day of September. 1868, an assessment OF
Twenty Dollars. WAS levied on each Share oil
Stock 10 the Orleans Quartz Mining Company
due and payable on or before the 5tb day oil
October next
By order OF the Board OF Trustees.
J. r. CRANDALL, Secretary.
Auburn, Sept. 18th. Ies3-at,
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SETTLE UP.

We are on the eve Of leaving for foreign
parts, aud desire an immediate settlemen:
with all persons that we have had dealings
with. Those who refuse to pay on request
will certainly be sued.
JAS. p. BULL.
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PeOples' Saw Mill.
Ten miles above Auburn, ne r the Star
House, on the new HIIinOistOVn Road.

House, on the new IllinoistOxvn Road.
NIlEundersig gncd have completed their new mill
i aud are now prepared to furnish the publ c
with clear SUGAR PINE, SI.UICE. BUILDING. FLuM-
ING and all other descriptions of lumber All
orders left with VIM. E. Miller. or iii, cct d 10 the
firm at Lisbon p. o., will be promptly attended
to- Terms Cash.
STARBUCK. MILLER & co.
August 9. lS62.-tf
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NOTICE TO RAIL ROND, TURNPIKE
AND MINING COMPANIES.

I WILL furnish any number of Chinese Labor
Il eIs to work on R,il Roads. Wagon Roads or
Mining claims. at the lowest cash rates. Having
experience in the iusiness have facilities for OBJ
tanning any required number of men.
Reference. VIM. Mcdaniel. Auburn.
HUNG WAH, Auburn.
Auburn. .1uo 29.-4W
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SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

In the matter of the Sole Trader application
of Mary A. Stevens.
In District Court Eleventh Judicial District,
Placer County, California.
II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS.
N that l. Mary a. Stevens. wife oil Truman
A. Stevens, both OF Township No. 7. in the county
of Placer and State of California. do hereby
give notice that it is my intention to make ap-
plication to said District Court on Monday. the
18th day of October. 1863 or us soon thereafter
as the Court will hear the application for an
order of said Court, permitting her to carry on
in her own name and on her own account the
business of farming. raising stock. the growing
Of crops Of grain. grass. fruits, and all business
appert,inng 10 Agriculture. Also the Dairy
Business. and the business Of doing housework,
washing and Lhoring for hire md also mining
and all business appcrtaining thereto; at which
time and place all p,rties int"re ted are notified
to appear and contest her ight to such order
otherwise default will be taken against them.
MARY A. STEVENS.
Septembcr 10, lS63.-4w
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Views or FILMoRE.-lhe N Y. World
recently written by president Fillmore, in
which he expresses himself as follows con-
cerning the niyger and the war:
Enough of treason has already been devel
oped; enough llood has already been shed
on the negro question. am fully persuaded
that the unwse and unlime'y agitation OF
this sui jert gives strength to the rebellion,
and will cost millions If treasure and thon'
sands Of lives; and tina, there is no hope
from anything else bu: to restore the Union
as it vas and the Constitution as it is; that
all efforts for anything else mus, end in ab.
ortion, anarchy and dissoluton!
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Divine Service will b. b. Id at The NJ E. Church.
by Rev. William Wlmot Tomorrow Sunday ut
lO A. NJ. and u P. NJ. and rgulrly thereafter ut
the same hours on each Sunday
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03

NEVER WEAR A COUGH. or irritation on the
Lungs. when you can get AYERS CHERRY
PICTORIAL, the wold's great remedy that
cures it.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03
FURNITURE! FURNITURE

WanHfartOFy OF Cabinet Ware, on The
Turnpike, next door to HOgan's
Livery Stable. Auburn, Cal.
INHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
| fully give notice that he manufactures Tables
WashSt 'nds. WardrobcS. or any other articles Of
Furniture that may he ordered.
Being Il practical workman. and having a life
time experience in the business, he nattcrs himself
that he can give full satisfaction TO any who may
favor him with their patronage
Ms- Furniture made of the best seasonable
lumber. Prices reasonable, and strictly cash.
re- All kinds OF repairing done with neaness
and dispatch.
Rfsr UNDERTADING.-A All orders in Uudcr-
taking will be promptly attended to.
THOMAS JAMISON
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES,

CHRIsr's CHyEcn SERVICE (E 'GscopAr") ")-Divine
service will be celebrated at the Court House
every Sunday morning, at IL O'clock. and in the
coming at O'Clock. The Sunday School will
meet ~" NJ. REV. ADAM A. MCALlSTER,
Minister Officiating.
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From .4uJudn Station to Virginia City in rs
hours.
From Vrginiu City to .4ubvn Station in FL
hours.
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HOTEL D,ORLEANS.
IOWA HILL,
Louis Isermann, Proprietor.

HAVING LEASED THIS HOTEL %4s,HANf,
III from Mr. Louis Sntzer, | am pre- iiiiHI
pared to Offer to travellers and boarders, Eli.Y
he accommodations OF first class Hotel The
house and fixtures are entirely new The bed
rooms are large and well ventilated, and the bar
ard dining rooms very commodious. The table
will not be surpassed by the hotels of the larger
cities of the State and the Bar will be supplied
with pure wines and liquors.
take this opportunity to return thanks for The
generous patronage heretofore bestowed to me,
and to assure the public that the Hotel d'Orleans
isa very desirable hotel for travellers and board
ers.
LOUIS ISERMANN.
Yown Hill. April ls. 1853
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY RAILROAD,
ls:tN ID s::..i . u. " "a

4as.t gs " " @ ..;:..Ii:.ss siir;a;......;ssa Az .Ssa
SAC, PLACER & NEVADA RAILROAD.
FROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IN TWO HOURS.
nN AND AFTER FRIDAY, MAY lst, th
~ Cars of the above named roads viii he Iun
CP TRAINS LEAVING
Sacramentoot 81 An. Folsom at u A. Il.
P.M 81 ~.
Al IN.
DOWN TRAINS LEAVE
Auburn Station at 81 An. Folsom at Gt A. n.
IL A. NJ. "l2 NJ.
On Sunday one train only. Leaving Sncro.
mento at 81 A. Nj. and Auburn Saionut IL An.
The Gl A NJ. ana the Al r. NJ. trains running
through to Auburn Station. Passengers for Pla-
cervilr and Carson Valley will take stages and
for Lincoln change cars. nj Folsom. on the nrri-
val OF the Gs 4. Nj. train and those for Aunurn
Station retain their seats.
Stages for MIrysville connect at Lincoln. and
stages for Nevada and Grass Valley conn, CT at
both Lincoln and Auburn Stations. Stages for
Dutch Flat. lllnOisown. etc. connect at Auburn
Station.
J. p. ROBINSON. Superintendent
S. r. Il. and S. p. 4 n. K. &,
May lSt, lS63.--my
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REMARKS ABOUT COPPER. I've extract the
following from An article in the Alta on the
subject Of "the copper.mnts OF California"
"Durino the first half of this year. 1000
tons Of copper ore were shipped from San
Francisco. most of it going to the smelling
works a, Boston. Hereafter much of it will
90 to the smelling works near New York
The ore averaged about $50 per ton. The
price in New York f1uciuales. and is from
IS 25 Sc for each unit of per centage Of
metal. The price has been advancing Of
late in England and it is hoped that after
the suppression of the rebellion and the
restoration of the old price Of freight the
price will raise to SO GO here. The value of
some of the principal copper mie may he
put down thus per foot: Union, $4,000;
Keystone, $3.50 to $3.50. Napoleon, $40 To
800; Empire, $40: Calaveras, S25; and Ta
bic Mountain, s25.
The price of copper ore here is regulated,
to some extent, 10y Eastern prices and the
rate of exchange. which vary from time to
time. At present ore OF l6 per cent. is
worth SAC per ton, and richer ore is worth
about ten per cent. nole for each additional
unit of per cen,age Of metal, THUS, ore OF
II per cent. is worth about S44. The ship
ment will probably be 10000 tons this year,
and there is hope that ii will increase so per
cent. in amount, annually for several years" "
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Who IS QuASrRELL?- Medary's Columbus
(Ohio) Crisis (whose editor was Governor
of Kansas when Territory says: This
OuantreIl was one of the outlaws of Captain
James Montgomery aud old John Brown,
who, after The horrible raids OF Jim Lane and
Jennison into Missouri. raised an opposing
band Of guerillas, and what Lane and Jenn.
son left Of property, he (Qnanlrell) has been
destroying. We called attention, again and
again, to the manner in which war WAS cal.
ried on in that country, but only got curses
from the A Aboitionsts and Jayhawk kers for
our trouble, and now we have this horrid
record to make. We see among the names
of those SAID to be killed at Lawrence, some
of the best men If the place, whose lives
had been threatened by Lane and Jennison
for opposing their plnndrIing acts. Some
also of those who defended them and divid
ed the spols are among the slain.
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Fine Old Rye Whistles, without brand

TDNHE above are all copper distilled from the
Il choicest selected grain, and are never offered
in the market within three years after distillt-
ton.
The stock now on hand is from four to eight
years Old.
Th,,e Whiskics have been well and favorably
know during the last six years, and the constant
ly increasing demand for them attests to their
excel ,ncc and uniformity OF quality. They are
comm ,nded TO the trade as among The purest
imported into this market
N-e- For sale hy all the principal dealers in
the City. DICKSON. DE WOLF K co.
Sole a gents. San Francisco.
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o.,.ro, schofield and the Jayhawkers.

The ncipen, raid of Lane and Jennison
.,,s Missouri side of the border, and the
s..ao so M sneech Of the former at Leavenworth,
.''b -. ..l;nb he appointed day for all Jay awk-
~ Was ~ assemble and carry fire and sword into
M;s.ouri, e,3 caused Gen Schofi,ld to hurry up
~ Kansas City. There vas every Probabi'
" ,La, Lane would carry out his threat, and
", he would visit, indiscriminatey upon
:,;,sns Of Missouri, a terrible Vengeance for
.ha deyiIish and bloody work of Qnantrel
snd his brganls and assassins at Lawrence.
Paople were fleeing from their homes by
thousands, and every highway leading to-
wards ST. Louis and other places in the
.as,ern part of the State were crowded with
refugees. Gen. Schofield went up to reas-
sure The alarmed people Of the State, and
his first act on arriving was to issue an order
forbIlding Kansas Militia to come into Mis-,
.our and Missouri militia to 90 into Kansas.
Il is also believed that he gave Lane and
Jpnnison an intmalion that if they came
over the line on their threatened tour of
ex,erminating the people OF Cass, Jackson,
Buchanan, Platte, Clay and other counties,
he would repel force 10y force. At the
same time, the movement of several regi-
ments and batteries of artillery from here
towards the frontier gave unms.akable sig
ni6cane to his order. Lane is overawed at
leas, for the present, and Gen Sch"feld has
,elegraphed here to Acting Governor Hall.
that Missouri will not be invaded hv Kan
siane SrhofieId has acted with commend.
able nerve in the matter. and has saved much
bIoodshed IS. f. Bulletin Correspondence
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TEL E13RAPHIC.
Mr.. vALLANpIGaAv-HT VIEWS AND PURPo-
SEA ETC

SES ETC.
CnATAao6sA, Nav % vaiIandil ham is still at Shell
byviHo. lie SAYS thar -bi,t exile he is confident
Of kind aod b. spiI4t!e trtA'meut and consideration
FROM the generous aid hospiiable people, ne feems to
AVOID all public Appearance demonstration, and 10
i've IL some retired u c a retired gentleman
lie ia fully senslble lhat alien enemy his resi-
dsnee in the CoDfsderacy is solely allowed by the gene
rOus consent Of the Government and people until he can
return home safely.
lie is confident that his character Is wtll enough
known to satisfy all that he is incapable OF any word or
act while here bis to Ohio inconsistent with
the relations he susains towards the South during his
sojourn amongst
The report Of Mrs VAllandighams insanity is fabr
cation She wrote 10 her husband a week ego, epjoh-
ing him not devise from his high path ofduy honor
aad patrlOtsm.
Mr.. valllndigham, after the sentence Of the court
natal kept in close confinement. Only Rosecrant
staff officer communicated with him. He states that
disgust and dissatisfaction prevailed in the Northwest,
and the people will certainly rise and throw off Lincons
hatedyoke
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

ASoIHER PAP2E MIL BURNED.-The Augusta Con-
sdtudonast learns that one Of the paper mills At Green
vile, O., partially destroyed by ERE on Wednes-
day We trust the damage no. such as TO disable the
m long, for il is with difficulty that all the mills Iun-
ning theis fullest capacity eau supply the necessities
Of the Government and he press. o
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
AU CTION SALE

GOODS
RAW MATERIAL, de-, dc,
BY
CRENSHAW, WOODEN COMPANY
WILL TAKE PLACE AT THE OFFICE
Of the AGENTS Crenshaw Company north side O, ,5
Basin, Rcbm md Va on WEDNEsrA Y 10th OF June Al ck
consisting Of the foil wing articles, viz: 49, - - 80
~ pieces MI tary Goods, fine a wool, Nop IL, Ga
70 pie ,es dark mixed Milton CT Een's Cloth, '
pieces Buzz pieces Red,
1000 lbs Wa he'd Wool, part secured and Owed readv
cards, ' N' ~
So bsl.' Cotton, prime quality,
1000 lbs Indigo,
70 bbls Clipped Logwood,
1900 bs Stick LogwOod
10 boxes Wiu-ow Giass,
80 NV Window Frames
kegs NaiS,
Cost T. uck,
pair Fairbanks Seaes,
bbls soda Ash,
bis Il fash
bbls inch o. Iron, abou. IS feet long
! Fire R-sultto-,
Lesther-Tsheep Skis Lace, Roller, Picker and Upper
10 Warns, part Of m died and sized 80 ~FP>''
Woolen and Cotton Rags
Paper stock, Wooden waite,
Some Alum, Lac Dye
Blue Vtrio, V6rd,gris, Cue.
Tax Seed. Beck Tin oil Viirio
shsfag, Har r., Pulei &c, &C mvoa ID
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

Ban SuNENT-The Mobile Adsertiser says that the
decree Ct Punishment Of loyal Southern from the
enemy lines is adding strong fighting material 10 the
Confederate ranks The young arriving refugees
on New Orleans are rapidly enrolling aod rushing to
ms. They have a stern account OF oppression and
petty to settle with the invaders. We wonder that
Yankee authorities have overlooked this fact. But
bye Of plunder OutNeigbs policy, fcr the homes and
rIy Of the ezles are occupied ,te roment they are
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
BY JAS. NJ. TAYLOR 4 SON. AUOTIoNRERs.
A VALUABLE SMALL FARM Or MARKET
GARDEN, ON THE DEEP RUN TURN
PIKE. IN HENRICO COUNTY, 2I-2
MILES WEST OF THE CITY OF
RICHM0Nl. AE AE(,HInA

A T THE REQUEST OF Mr.. JOS.
"a sutOr will SELL the premises on WEDNESDAY
June 3D., commencing at o'clock P. the Valuable and
Handsome Small Farm located couny on the Deen
Run Turnpike miles west Of the city OF Richmond containing
6H Acres OF which 40 acres are cleared and in Cor9
Clover together with large Garden Of the Choicest yeve
the balance heavily Wooded with Oak ard Pine Of nal.
den growth There also upon Tract yery ,uperor lee
House. together with Orchard Of the Choicest P Jrsss 40,
In the past hye yeArs. "
The improvements sst Of comfortable Dwelling Contain
Ing Four good Rooms besides all the u Oubu ldngs
Pers rs desiring to secure such place. contiguous 70 the CITY
would do well N attend this S4le. - '''
TRRNs-One third cash, the WHOLE desired the balance
at and IL months for negotiable notes with Interest added and
1888. JAS M TIYIOR 4 any ~"
mSES-tds Auct's
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AccIDENr.-On lie - of Nm. 40 ronne me

AccDEST.-ou the 25,h OF May, two young men
ongiog 10 the Si,h battalion Virginia cavalry, sta
5ned near Dayton, Rockingham county, were playing
with their loaded guas when ouN Of them discharged
sccdenty in the hands OF Milton Stevenson, and killed
bis friend, Harrison Finday, Of Wayne county, Va
The deceased Inferred with all the marks of respect
due TO a good solder.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

FsrERioUs DIsAPPEARANcE.-The Chattanooga Rebel
idsi on Tuesday morning, Mr.. John j. NeCAuley,
aph operator at the Office of the Superintendent OF
hvile and Chattanooga RliIroad, left the ofi,e
not since been heard Of, and no clue to bis
puts eau be obtaiHed. A be had considerable
bout bin when he LEFT, it is feared that he may
q iolly dealt with.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

FROM vICKSBURG-THE ENEMY FALLING BACK.
MOBILE, May 2s.-Tbe special reporter of the Ad-
vertser and Register at Jackson stat that the enemy
have retired from the immediate front Of the fortfca
ito at Vieksburg, aud reported 10 be fortfying
Want of water will force him back to the Big Black
Col. Writ Adams has had a spirited skirmish on the
Yazoo, killing and wounding some 20 Yankees.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01

DEsEsrEE sHOr-A squad Of militia, under Capt
Yeargn, stationed at the Falls OF Neuse river, \. c.,
ai,, mpted TO arrest a deserter named Fort in that
Ssuborhood asi Wednesday, and the desert resist
6rrg on Capt. Yeargin, was shot down BY some
pad and killed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-01
BY IANIERs, ToLLEsoN oATLETT, Aver.

w K will sell at our Warehouse No. 9. Pearl
w street, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, June 8, comnen,
ing SsS O'Clock, the following fresh
goods:
DRY GOODS
2OO pec's Swiss NaiDsook aud Dotted Mu.Ins
case super Black Alpacss and Paramatta Cloths
Black and White Plints III h TIg'J O;Randie Lawn
BA Italian 10 h, Blav Linen,
ial Linens, White and OcId p per Cambria,
Blesehed Cot on , Plsd Domestics.
Bi- ached Huck. bAck Tow iings, kc &c
MOTIONS
tents Blend and Brown half Hose LaGie White Cotton
Hose, ~
Rbor ms, Lie en- Tape, Artificial Flowers
Needls knuiI PIs PEI ellis Pen holders
Payi Cards EnyelcptI, Stetl PENS
Rubber, Horn and Ivory Fine Combs
bhoe Thread, b ne and Agate ButtopG,
Pocket aud Table Cutlery,
silver Plated Forks and spoo,s
Ladies Gold Lockets, Breast Pins Shtt Studs
H;gerRiags, &c.
CLOTHING.
larg assortment OF Meps ard Boys clothing consisting
Goats, Pants and Vests,
Draws and Co,0red shirts
BOOTS AND sHoES
Lades Kd Slippers, Ba mo al Shoes,
Gents b. lots and Shoes DO, 3 Caps,
" chests superior 0olong Tea,
Black Writltg nix, Concentrated Lye,
Matches, Fancy Soaps, a..
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