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A RhY 8 o P P L l IS.
OyyIoy OF PIE CHIIF QuAlfsHAls1ER, J
l,11v of fkf PofoSnHe

Army Of Tia Potonsae, )
WASHINGTON September 20, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing for the use
eftae arEy of the Potomac the following articles:
x,OoC tons bsst quality Timothy Hay, securely
baled, the weight ofeaeh bale to Be marked
thereon.
1900 OOO bushels Of Oats, Of the best quality, In
strong sacks, Esl sewed.
1900 cords Oak and Hickory Wood, well seasoned
and of the best quality. .-..
Zach bid r1ust be accompanied By tho endorse
ydent OF two responsible that tho contracts
X awarded will be fulfilled.
Bids win be opened from time 70 time - the ar
tices may be need and contracts viii be awarded
for the quantities needed to the lowest responsible
bidder up to the time Of opening.
Tho right reserved to accept al or any part CT
Proposals should be endorsed Prop sails for q ~
IN separate envelopes RUFUS INGALLS,,
Lieut.. COL and A. D. O..
seH-u Ohief fQusrternaster.
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TREAT Excl Z NJ 1T.
VI among the
CLOTHING MERCHANTS!
owing to
j. BRUCE & CO.
selling their stock Of
MEMS AND Boys CLOTHING
1T less than any other house in Washingto Now
is the time to secure soIe Of the
GREAT BARGAINS
offered By rs. We have on hand the finest selec-
Een of
CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND VESTS
in the city. Also. latest styles Of
MCCLELLAN SACKS,
1or eitisens' and soldiers wear.
BOYS CLOTHING
of al descriptions
An Of the above goods will BE- sold At less than
EAolesale prices for the mex. sixty days, to make
pom for Spring Goods which We are now manu-.
Acturinx J. BRUCE 4 co.,
Ciothiers, 464 Seventh street,
. = Two doors below Smiths
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N EW CANTERBURY
~ NEW CANTERBURY
LOUISIANA AY., RsAR Sixth SfRKB1

IL
LOUISIANA AV. EsAR Sixth STREET,
g5owEEEEh EhISHfHAsH f3Hgts11sqH sGsE5 as STARS
TIL E XST2f Jr rnE hsS h6hLbf LTbffooFE
The Canterbury during the ps st week has been
ststement that it e, wltho ,cev.ion the
Best Hord:on1est and MoH Popular Musie Hal ~
THIS EVENING. .
LOOK LOOK . LO0KG
Engagement of MONS szoLtosY ~ Msi,re su1ss ss b.
MISS J,-11, h6srd lsf sTd asR fst9;nimist.
,','rs s,SdiTs MIS- SEAEs = nHSSREIsaroS,
GaE SaEf Roll O. SSbR sko ANI rhEhs. mAaiE'
BILLY J 5ntFsoH 1: SfSRkE EaAsh saa dsstrs wsaSr'
v1ss yrNEir THE Seen S2EsT OF BEAUTY
,o,,,,,n,M MISS LILLE BRANDON
LIE Mfss faS kAfE HARRISON,
Ana LITTLE ELLA
aisnt s 1s aud SS%ssas' ssas
has ever appeared ia this city.
THE ARAB lay lay Sa''fsf TaG e. ARABLAYl
This beautiful act. whic has alresdy elected so
r1ost Klagnifcen snd superb performance at has
ever been placed before the pubic.
HlsSES MOhTlMEh AM PENNOG ER
VIII appear in the above act every hight this week.
II q P EY'S LAY,
Will also be performed, and We ask the pa blic to
com his act as produced at the Capterbury TO
that OF ther establishments.
Come and see he
GIPSEY'S LAY
OF THE PRESENT DAY.
The performance will conclude with the Irish
farce eDtillsd
BARNEY TIE BARON
Barney with sOng) Geo. r. Edeson.
Admission. % cents Arm Chairs, 5, cts. Priv ate
DOXes thOlding six. S5.
Doors open a. 6H clock performance at 7A.
A GRAND MATINEE will be given next Satsr
day Afternoon, for the accommodation of Ladies
and Children, when the great Canterbury company
will appear,
Admssil n-Ladies. 81 cts. Children, 10 cts.
Doors open 1T O clock.
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NEyER TOO LATE TO LEARN
~ PROFESSOR ALEXANDER WOIRWaKI
PItSIsT XocaLIsI AsB ConPosER.
NEW AND SlMPLIFlED AETHOD POp
PANO EOkTE AED CINE iva ~

4 PIANO FORTE IND SiNGiNGf GfoH
rsf. Wolowski continues his Singing and Piano
Dsses, and opens q new course for Piano and sins
!. which wills be the last. as Professor's enSsse
Dnts in New York begin on the LIST of NSy. An
)ese rho really desire 70 be benefited BIZ his nav
y extraordinary ~ stem have no time 10 lose
Dy Prof Wolowstiie new method a person hsy.
y only slight knowled ge OF music win be enabled
very short time to read music with great fscil-
Sk rare perfection.
" 70 the vocal part. by bis way Of yoealisation
strives st most eStrsord nary results, renders
y voice serial and enables the singer 10 vocal
With f.eihty, accuracy and dpe quality ofStone
=krsf " oloyski receives visitors daily from 10 "a
u and from 3 20 4 D. IN At his residence, No
~ Ter q street. has sesu4 and = 80 fS
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NAL LOAN.
fHI NEW
kIX PER CENT. BOMBS
Of hs~ ~
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
YwpFrY YEARS FROM DAfI,
g sfsr ytvs Isa,s. at Option Of Tie aovsr.ns.s)
rHE COUPON BONDS,
In Sums Of
YIFfY DOLLARS,
oEH HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
uHl THOUSAND DOLLARS.
E< rRk REGISTERED BONDS,
- In Sums Of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
oaE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
sIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS.
oEl THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
ufEHssT oeHnEEGIEa AT DATE or ruH-
AID PAYABLE sBMI- ANNUALLY
IN GOLD.
These SoHps are the
capAPEsT GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In tAe market,
ss interest at present price Of coin, being equiv.
alsnt to PEE Cxxr. In currency.
FOR SALE BY
81 JAY COOKE & CO.,
BANKERS
as9 FIFTEENTH STREET,
DkALERs II
BONDS,
TREASURY NOTES,
0ERTIFIoArss,
xxsy IND NAVY VOUCHERS,
nnIS, CURRENCY AND E1oHAE0I
sAssH
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DANCATHARTICoNIZE OLD RYE WHISKY
] for medical use, sold st ADAMS0Nb, sos
Ninth street, one door fro n Pa. avenue.
DURE LrNCHBURG SMOKING TOBACCO,
L Billy Bowless Band last King of the Ever
Elades. As Billy was without an quail in love fer
his tribe and hunt ng grounds, 80 this Tobacco
stands unrivaled in point of delicacy its rich ness,
hB. favor nd pleasant perfume having gained for
IL the meritorious title of Ne PIu, Ulya Sold at
ADAMsONS, SOC Ninth street, one door from
Pa. ave e. Inn
A PRACTICAL TREATISE oS THE STAMP
"A Act Of Juty lst, 1862, and AmeDdstOry Statutes
By Charles Edward. ,sathor Of Receive in Cha
esIy, vol, $3 TO-
feb FRANCK TAYLOR.
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BU TER AND oHrrsr
80 frkips and tubs New York aud PennsyIyania
Buter, suitable Tor table use In store and for sale
by d. L. DUTROW
400 Eighth street, (east sids)
Ie f-lW" Pa
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A AssKY COLLINS l. COS
PHILADELPHIA
QNAUGHR ALE AND PORTER.

An nov receiving large Quantities OF DRAu6HT
tIk and PORTER from this celebrates Brewery,
aeA i am prepared TO furnish On shoxt notice to
persons who viii favor ras With their ordsrs.
atisfsction GUARANTEED.
0rders given 70 my drivers win b promptly A.
Ddsd &c.
2oods delivered In al parts Of wasAInston and
Doxsstewn, free Of charge.
BsrHs - Cask oa 1xSowv.
RILEY A. eHINN, Aesat.
Vnsc. Boait~s Dspot, 81 Green st.,
otu 9eorReteWn. d. O.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having noticed an advertisement in the Daily
RtpEtlicG that one of the best Concert Halls in
this city for sale, the Manager sOuld respt ct
said COnott HoH rs NOT the Canterbury, as it is not
the intention of the proprietor to relinquisb dis
pose OF it whilst money and enter prise keep it
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WASHiNlTON ThEATRE.
CORNER ELEvHNTH AND sTREETa.

ON THEATRE.
CORNER ELEVENTH AND sTREETs.
grsHsss HlsIasE. j. H. Gossos
sTAeE ----...fKxD. G. MAEDss
THIS EVENING,
tirst app apspee in VA hinxton OF the Lovely
HISS ALICE GRAY,
TEo yin appear in her great role in tho beautiful
..sst9,,. o.. THE EVILS OF FDTSSI,pAT!oN.
By universal 5sSSt.f SSSshofAsT 5hs AssHT'ra'.san..
roe.hon.... YE GEN7Lk faayASE sa1.. G!:,.ra x..s.r
h'nd,, e The s ss,shF,tsd / H,' 8 / es9sn.di...
fsyG!s. shsf:et.S Il T6S d. e. oo0S'S ana his
Miss ALICE GRAY will Also appear.
PHIoEs or ADMISSION Balcony Chairs, 7B cents;
y. nrsia sssu rs cents psrauetts - cents; Fam,
ny Clrcle, 70 cents; Private Boxes, IS.
Doors open At IN to commence At 8 O'Clock.
GROWERS THEATRE.
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, near willard's Hotel
LsosAnD .MisAsrn
THIS EVENING.
Grard Gala Night Celebration OF the Birthday
GEORGE WASHINGTON.
Mr. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS
will appesr in the following plays:
ALL HALLOW EVE, OR SKAP APPLE NrcHr.
Rooy 9,Gcnnor.. Mr. Barney William.
hltl> hiAeeH. Nre. Barney Williams
IN AND1OUT OF PLACE
Mira. Barney Williams in Five Characters.
IRISH TIGER.
Tim U Bryan. Mr.. Barney Williams
Chairs 80 cents; Orche Chairs rs cents Family
Circle, Is cents. seeured Seats. Is cents extra.
VARIETIES! VARIETIES!
CHEF pVRO aEsTRA. - --fHOMlS siMPSoN
INCREASING EXCITEMENT.
This Spacious and Comfortable Music Ha nieht-
ly crowded to exces,, SO anxious is every one to
THE GREAT TRIAL or SKILL
BETWEEN THE CHAMPION CLOG DlNCERs
OF THE WORLD,
DICK SANDS and TIM HAYES
The match Is arranged for Six Trials in friendly
strife. The contest for superiority
WILL BE REPEATED TO NIGHT,
1t beiJg tie sixth struggle for victory bstHecn
these world IAN artstes
Owing to the rush for tickets at night it viii be
advisable to secure seats during the day, The
Box Offce is open from ii a. m. TO / M daily
Brilliant Professional Triumps Of the Fascna-
Mile. ZOE. Mile. ZOE. Nile ZOE
Champion Lady Jig Dancer, MILE LIZETTE
MISS ADA TEshAN. The Young Prima Donna
FRED MAY, The Irish Vocalist
SAM LONG AND BUDWORTH.
Professor YATES Ballet Troupe
TIE TRIPLE COMPANY
Three Nttr ETHIOPIAN BmleSqxes
THE GREAT GIPSIES LAYt
THE COTTAGE by THE LAKE.
= WIT, FANCY, GENIUS AND BEAUTY.
nrLW CsNrekRUEy
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CAUTION TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shon n bear
ih mind that unless they specially exempt
I'd ty Gen. htintzlrmsn, the Military tioyer-
roy, or Provost Marshal, thaf rasses are not
y,Cd after nIre oclock y. 10 The pafrot are
oaIir'd Undtr their uIes 10 arrset all enlisted
m, n found out RfteV ;hat nonr unless the = 1sses
lay" be,n aPprONCu by some one OF the above
officers.
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JURORS DEAwN.-The names OF the follow.
IrgPCntlemeB have been drawn, m conformity
with law, 20 serve as grand and petit jurors ~
the next term of the Criminal Court Of this
District:
Grand Jtrors-Samuel DE Vaughn, VIM. B
Over, John Clark, X. +. Foster, J. W Boucher
Eubt. A. Waters, ThOs. Mihte John T. COX
Elisha Lazenby, John W. Simms, William q
Grimes, Andrew r. Bennet, Lemuel Williams
JaTes W. Rarker Charles q. Hamiltou, John
Murphy, John Cameron, William VI. Upper.
man, David Shoemaker, Thomas T. Jacobs,
usl Sylvester, John NJ. Martin and Almou
R;.ldxn. Il
Petif Jurors W. W -Burdette, Thomas Dow.
Williams, George Crown, Rudolph Buchly
Jos bna PeaTee, Clinton Fowler, VIM, F1enner
j.. Il. Waters, Ia.ob FlelsehelL Robert r
knight, r. T. Earn~s, Peter Gallant j. w
CorDweu, Thos. X Gray, Geo. Naylor, jos. II
Moore, Spotswccd Childre>s, Jas. @. Ellie,
ThCs orme, 7. n. Har son. Wm. Martin. Wm-
kirkland and Jas. vi. Riley. ..e..
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ARRIVALS RRoN RIcBHoNn-Mr. Wolfe, Je-
rcme lSnsiclescr, Reuben Simon, jerome Data
bona, Leon Bersey, SoioiHon Adler, II. VIII
holly, Afue Arire, Chas. Mamelocke, August
Julius Erickson and Leander Parchef, who
acknowledge that they left Richmond on the
18Th inst, wsTe arrested a. Leeehure, 20 which
place they had walked from Culpeper, by Dol.
Baker detectives, and yesterday committed 10
the Ceptlsl Guardhouse. They had passee
which rsad as follows:
Readqscrters Deportsserfof He~rsso :
Rtohmond, Va, Feb. 10, lso3. 5
Mr.. Learder Parchet, citIzen OF France,
having taken the oath [of allegiance 70 the Oon-
federate States Of Americn, and being pledged
not 20. reyesl either directly or indirectly any
information that may benefit, In hereby per-
milted 10 pass bey ond the limits OF the Confed-
crate States, subject, however, 10 ssch delay
Rnd restrictions ae may be imposed by the mil
iary authorities. Not 20 pass through General
Lees army nor south OF James river. By order
Of the Secretary of War.
JOHN IL. NlNDER, Provost Marshal
The words printed in brackets were marked
out, evidently with a different pen from that
with which the blanks in the pass were niled
ont. ..r
Among he party was found about &a,0oo In
southern local bank notes, and about 5000 IN
gold. These parties, IL lis said, Acknowledges
that they have been regularly engaged In car
ryinE goods 10 the South
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FOB MEDICINAL PUKPOSES.
.szAzs recommended ~ the most eminent ehyn
cans OF the Q. 8. Army.
gold MEDAL COtEAC,
GOLD MEDAL MA JEIRA,
tfuLD MEDAL PORr
9cLD MEDAL sHEhRY,
OLD TOM LONDON O O1RDIAL.
SIP VAN WINKLE CIV.
WHEAT NUTRIENT,
lid HOMESTEAD RTz,
HARVEST s9U g3OE les3 RHsHRVI,
AROMATIC SWISS HERB BIFTgRs.
psis-3ts the attention OF Physicians. Druggists
-. 5rooers to tasse exSei!eEt goods, whica .sli
= Ss~ YORK prices, freight sddsd.
Fs s>rcst that the iss,iaSie ss1iss Of the sbove
.iE -,u Insure tAs % ssl;sf.csion snd confidence Of
terminating people, who reject the stale re-
s-=rss of irresponsible deslers viz puts OF new.
-z.-s and so called chemists, xaudy shsv cards
etc AUGUSTUS JOHNSON Il CO.
Sole Agents.
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Died..

In Lincoln. on Monday last, MArEHA EMMA
youngest daughter OF Charles and Emma Kaiser
aged years, month and % days.
AT Millerown, Placer County. on Friday the
18th inst. Mrs. ELIZA RMS, of childbirth, in the
$50 year of her age.
At Lafayette Ranch, Placer county. on Sltur-
day. the 18th inst. young child OF Mr.. Greelys
A Forest Hill. Placer county, on Monday the
10th inst. WILLIAM Ii. SULLIVAN, Of infamatory
rheumatism, in the 32d year Of his age.
Mr.. S. was formerly from the city Of Boston,
and had been a citizen Of Auburn for several
years. He was lst Lieutenant of the Auburn
Grrys' and member Of the Auburn Lodge, No I,
l. o. o. F., which respective bodies accompanied
the remains to the grave; they were brought from
Forest Hill to Auburn Cor intcrment
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Armory of the Auburn Greys.


At meeting Of the Company held at
their Armory this day, for the purpose OF
attending the funeral of First Lieutenant
VIM. II. SULLIVAN, the commissioned OIL
GERS of said Company were appointed to pre-
pare resolutions expressive of the sentiments
of the Company, concerning that dispersal
ton of Providence, the following were PREF
scented:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty God to re-
move from our ranks, and call from Time to Eter
nity orr companion and officer, Lieut.. william
ii. Sullivan. therefore,
Resoiped That we deeply mourn the loss OF
genial companion competent officer. and energrt-
ic soldier. and IN TINS a1l!ctloh recoohiAc tne
hand of Omni potence.
Resolved. That we are thereby reminded that
this is not our abiding place, and stimulated to
50 do our duty, that when we are called to lay
down our arms at the command OF the Great Cap
tain. we may feel that we have fought good
fight, and are worthy of an honorable discharge.
Rcs0ired That we deeply sympathlse with the
mourning relatives Of our departed companion
and bcseech the giver OF ali good to look in mercy
upon them.
Resoired That the Members Of the Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Fellows Of Auburn Lodge
and the members OF the Order at Forest Hill, who
so nobly illustrated the peculiar characteristics OF
their Order in their minisrations to him in his
last sickness. death and burial, are entitled to our
warmcst thanks and gratitude.
Res0yied That our thanks are due to many
other citizens of Forest Hill, for kindly attention
paid, also. TO the members Of the Forest Hill
Guards. who assisted US in the funeral ceremonies
Resoiced That copies Of these resolutions be
furnished for publication, and that they be Tor
warded to the relatives Of the deceased.
ALDEN RACKLIFFE.
CAPTAIN.
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Act of Congress Bearing on California.

An Act in relation to the election OF rep
resentatives to Congress by single dis
tricts.
That in each State entitled in the next
and any succeeding Congress to more than
one representative, the number to which
such State is or may be hereafter entitled
shall be elected 10y districts composed OF
contiguous territory, equal in number to the
number Of representatives to which sad
State may be entitled in the Con
oress for which said election is held, no one
district electing more than one representa-
tive: Provided, That the provisions OF this
act shall not apply to the state of California
so far as it may affect the election of repre-
sentatives to the thirtv-eighth Congress:
And .provided further, That, in the election
of representatives to the thirty-eighth Con
rress from the State of Illinois, the al i
tiona allowed to said State by an act enti
tied IAN Act fixing the number of the
House Of Representatives from and after the
third of March, eighteen hundred and sixty
three" approved March fourth, eighteen
hundred and sixty.two, may be elected by
the State at large, and the other thirteen
representatives to which the State is entitled
by the districts as now prescribed by law in
said State, unless the Legislature Of said
State should otherwise provide before the
time fixed by law for the election of repre-
tatives therein.
Approved, July IA, 1862.
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COPPER MINING COMPANup.

The organization of Copper Mining Comment.
has been quite active for several weeks in Au,"S'
and vicinity owing to the recent discoveries m,,'
We give the official organizations as far 40 W.
have obtained them in the Lone Star and An,n.s
Districts:
Lone Star District.
Gardner Company. Mills. Pres;ao..
David johnson, Secretary; VIM. E. Miller Tro"ai
urer
capt. Page Company.-Joseph wakup, pro.
ident Geo l.. Anderson, Secretary; L. NJ. Hail
Treasurer. '''
Auburn District.
.Nt,Dman Company. John r. Newman pro.,
dent; Tabb Mitchell, Secretary; Il. Y. Lovin.
Treasurer. 80
Reed Company. VIM. f. Miller. Prcsilon,.
S. B. Woodin, Secretary; j. l.. Browne, Tre1snra..'
Itoin Ledge Company.-A. RackllHe, Prosi
dent; Thomas Cross, Secretary; NJ. Dodsworh
Treasurer.
Highland Company-Geo Holmes Proc;
dcnt IL. HAZEL, Secretary; A. Racklitfe, Trc,s
urer.
Cummings Company-Josep Walkup. pros
dent j. r. Crandall. Secretary Robert Gordon
Treasurer.
Excelsior Company.-H. HAZEL Presiden,.
S. B. Wooden, Secretary; NJ Dodsworth, Treas
urer.
Union Compauy.-R. c. Poland, President.
James Munsell, jr, Secretary; John T. Reed
Treasurer
HiI6y Company.-...... ......., President.
VIM. Sexton, Secretary; A. Rackliffe, Treasurer
Eiema-tah Company.-G. P. Gould, Pre,i.
dent; Geo. l.. Anderson, Secretary; Tabb Mitch.
ell. Treasurer.
OM Hickory Company.-Jos. Walkup. Presi.
don't; TNbb Mitchell, Secretary; John II. New.
man. Treasurer.
Ophu Company--C. d. Pugh, President:
Hathaway, Secretary; Daniel Choatc, Treasurer.
Boggs C0mpany-Cox's Dstrict.-John G.
Boggs, President; Vim. Sexton, Secretary; E. NJ.
Hall Treasurer.
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County Court---January Term.
d iii. NAN DECAR, COunty Judge.


Saturday, February 18th. 1868.
NJ. +. Truett vs.. s. A. Mer-Moton of g. A
Tweed for Defendant, allowed until Friday, the
goth inst to file answer. Contestants to abide
issue
VIM. Hunter VS.. David Cooper-Jury cmpan-
need, evidence heard. argued and verdict for
Plaintiff for SS5, aud costs Of suit taxed at
SIG IS.
Thos Orchard VS.. John Whitney ct al Motion
of futile, Plaintiffs cost bill taxed at 1924 40.
J. Atkinsol VS.. W. Singleton Motion OF Jas
Anderson, Defendants cost bill re taxed at SIG 50.
judgment accordingly.
P. r. Royus vs.. Patrick Kelly-Motion of Tut
tie Il Fellows judgment ordered in accordance
with award of arbitrators for costs.
A. Lipsett VS. His Credprs Default Of Credi-
tors entered. and on motion of Hamilton, Sheriff
appointed Assignee.
Monday Feb. 10th.
The People VS. G. T. Harlan Motion of Hamil-
ton. Dist, Atty. cause placed on calendar and
set for trial on Saturday, 2lSt inst
An Kow VS.. Henry Gooding - BY consent pas
sed until Saturday naXt, at 10 o'clock.
T. W. Mead VS.. Barnes 49, Pas ed until Saturday.
Tuesday. Feb. 10th,
All Cow q Co vs.. John Murphy ct al jury
empanneled evidence heard. argued and submit
ted to jury. Verdict orPlntifs for restoration
Of mining claims and costs OF suit.
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The Rev. d. Tuthill will preach in the NJ. L.
Church, Of this place. every Sabbath. at lOI A. NJ,
and ut / p. ~, until further notice.
Father Dempsey will hold divine service in the
Catholic Church, in this place, on the third Sun
day OF each month, until further notice
CuRIsr's CHuEcH SERVICE (EnIscopAL~) Divine
service will be celebrated at the Court House
every Sunday morning, at IL o'clock, and in the
evening at ! o'clock. The Sunday School will
meet at PIP. NJ. REV. ADAM A. MCALISTER,
Minister Officiating.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-02-21

OLD Here is an anecdoe of
the rebel General Stonewall jackson, which
the rebel papers tell:
"a Yankee Captain, captured in the bat
ties before Richmond, was brought to some
Brigader's headquarters. Being fatgued,
he LAID down under a tree to rest. Pretty
soon Gen. Lee and staff rode mp. The Van
kee ked who he was, and when told plas
ed his soldierIy appearance in extravagant
terms. Not long after, jackson and his staff
rode up. When told that that was Jackson,
the Yankee bounced to his feet in great ex.
element, showing that he was much more
anxious to see Old Stonewal Than Lee. He
gazed at him long time. 'And that's
Stonewall JacksonH Yes wall, swar,
he amt much for looks; and with that he
laid down and went to sleep.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-02-21

GEN. BUTLER. M jor-Gen Butler seems
to have thrown himself out of service some
thing after the manner of Fremont, and the
efforts of his friends to make him great
man by marlyrdom have thus far signaIlv
failed. Notwithstanding the aduIaion show
cred upon his head by large portion of
the press Of the country, who took their kew
note from their New Orleans correspondents
during the Butler regime, there is no deny
ing the ct that his reception has been de.
cdedly cool wherever he has gone. He
came home in tiff because Banks super
coded him. He was not ordered home, but
was expected to remain in the South for
other and subordinate service. Whether
he will obtain a new command now. is at
present probematical; and few weeks retire
ment will surely prick he bubble reputation
manufactured for him at New Orleans,
where, notorious y, no news correspondent
could remain in comfort except at the price
of servility to the late commander of the
Department.
Warrington Cor. S. r. Bulletin.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-02-21

THE ALABAMA Administrations fears are enter
tanned that the California steamer will be captur-
ed on her trip TO Aspinwall and one of the great
est sufferers will be our San Francisco friends
Houston, Hastings d Co., who have on board
very large stock of goods for the Spring Trade,
as they intend to job as well as retail the coming
season. Our merchants would do well to pur-
chase the class of goods manufactured by this
firm
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-02-21

STAMPS Patch, Collector Of the First
District of California San Francisco, gives
notice that on and after the goth Of this
month he will be prepared promptly to fill
all orders for United States revenue stamps,
which the law peremtorly requires to be
used on all legal and other documents on
aud after the first day of March. Bee
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-02-21

The LaGIsLATURE.--As from manufac
turing very shabby U. S. Senator the
Legislature does not appear to have transl
acted amy business of a general nature worth
mentioning since our last issue, says the
ColuSa Sun.