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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28
TWO UNIQUE WORKS OF ART.

9ALFRIE DE- FLORENCE EFT DU PALAIS P1TTE.
,.nry ~, t-.stia IT. ayiugs Of the ,l-iate Pictures
sa;uts Be Re irls an Deu4s with de.cpuons 4yols
md. "a o, in ee boards Uncut
Inc Florence Gallery Is allowed be the capitsl CO..,
eco Ia Eur De TIE orig nal edition + 1893 is OF Ell
M ar,v aud tn- bril- .sncy the impressions nnsutpa-sed
ii GALEEfE d. PALAlS ROYAL DIE pORLEANS.
tavee par Conc4e &c los upward Of % hi.nlJ ~
shrd Ia rawlings the choicest f-ts IN ne O'eah' co.
,riaual copy-txti eneiy Ire above foE sale by
JAMES MILLER 40 ~ kfoetway.
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J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell on

y. DLEENhIIiN, ''N-' - ~ w. - e'N
"a WEDNESDAY, Juue g. at IL o'clock, a. the k
ch.use Saes'Oom NJ. III Broadway . 80
on 85th THE HOUSE ADD LOT, south side Ijo u esq
3d.av well bos .ioo ia rear marole ma1teis ioldne
90 ~. SC ,ize 2lIJ5 lot 2axLli22 -
On 8sth.st.-The HOUSE and LOT north side, 1877 n
west Of Az A. nesy new, bics basement. Finch ~ai
coton SO Size 2x3G lot 2OKiO 81 Tho -oove %story
lrnne houses The graded eur0ed Suttefed Ae.
10. nj. orhoo1 il eyce-nf and IDLY improving Wtn
Great fne- 81 by Harlem and Pecksp ears add
cry boats Maps sIms Ac at No. - Cedas, adjoining
Bans OF Commerce.
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EDWARD SiSrzgNrcH. Auc'ioneer
coll ENIION Of PAINTINGS BY AMERI-

NOLIECIION Of PAINI mus by AMEKI-
~ CAN ARTlST5--By d. ". ~ Els Co.. At the Derby
Gallery No rs Broadway, on FRIDAY EFENlSO. May
2 A. =! &c oca collection Of Cabinet Painting many OF
hich s,e Of sud Thy the attention " connois-
.urs ana c3mpTifns sDecim u. by lones ho.deL Louis
Lang Inusu, Psrkrr Hart ms,r9ng hp''itef Msnfonl'
hugke- Lseolr Csfe'ty Mttle"s Nens and ons' eeie'
btsd .fiesu A.ts The subjects rep eseuied iDeuts
Laniscspe Mernr, HsoTica. aud O@ie silyecs rruii,
lIver., 1c JAe attention of buyers - psr.ei@Ily 20
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

lust PUBLISHED:
81 CHRISTOPHER NORTH,
Memoir of the Late
PROBE SOH JOHN WILSON,
"CuHtrorHEE NORTH" Of q Bsc wood
NOCrES AMBROSIANE, &c.
Compiled from Family fpers, and other sources by his
Daushier. Mis-. GoRDoN
With an introduction ny
r.. SnBLrOS MACKENZIE ID. c. u.
Handsomely prised laid ii ted psPe' with eight Tsphc
Ius,ra 1n IN ood New Steel Portrait the sst one,
al the age OF c.
O0e Volume Crown 8vo. Price 81.
"Wo do hsieve that the most practiced and able critic
10 g tlaud could have more to pat Nltons htrfay
sbos av-Iabe gut than his daughter has Sat
ufis, Review.
"Oi Mis- Gordons most charming volume we can Only
SPEAK IN Il cordial mendItion We DO not th""
read biography which hss, on the "hoe
satisfied Us better II Spe. ia'oI 800. -
" }. MIDDLETON, Publisher,
No. II Mercer-st n. Y.
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DUoTOGPApHS bv BRADY Of Gen. tom

4 THrMs. HIS BEAUTigCL LITTLE WIFE COW
MUTT ard MINNIE WAkktN. afc LOT StLE by THEM
al tne,r LIN rs at BAR sUMS SIT NJ These are ic
ONLY GENUiNE PHOIOOBAPh- OF the.r lour wonder.
iu t@ pcrpe hove be-l publ shed. Toe picture o. +
f. B.tnu these little peOplv awe tis-d 20 pef,i-tsnty
rtau Nrs Dcmore csllug n-rs,f " dam. s. not Pho
grapl ALL but miserable eugr4vng which 10 h3cl o.
The lATtIra TelIr.sIlsA.
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MORTGAGE SALE OF LAW B0OKS.-B.
vi r. FAIKCAILD VII. sell on THURSDAY AFTER.
NOON M,y 18th &. oock u No u Nssta't ga hoofl
th. entire Lihrasy OF w.Au0wB member Of the New-feh
Bar coItaiuius about - . - :, o., ,,.,,yc
2GJVOlLMES STANDARD WORKS,
together aud eaous Books IL Black Letter
aud M.nuscry- Al,O choice -.
COLLECTION or MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Catalogues Dew ready.
JOIN NJ. WILSON. Attorney for Mortglgee
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! J. BLEEcKER, son & Co. will sell on

4 j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell on
IA FRIDAY, may 20, at u O'Clock, at the hsrcnsntS
Exchange salssroom, No. l03 LibsdyE:
On ALLEN SrhEtr-Ihe val1sole productive popsny
knosn No 20 AllrD.st, $50 Il. Hester and neaf
New Caua o. lot IS 5rs76 On the premes in front.
three.,oy frame 0udng lIll with waier tc spa
eor three story bnck 10 81 IL 10 o. WITH
cellar 10 II deep built snd nearly new; and stable
llx4h An aley-way n. VIDE rune on the Tue wbos
will rent for slow per suDum Maps lerns' &c. a. no. u
Cadarst adjoining Sank VI & omusscs
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IOSEPH HEGEMAN

IILsNIs-'ItlN
- VIII eel on
FRIDAY, Mev 49,
At O'clock a m. q u. C-utFs siie.rsoms. Wionghey,
corner u P~4tl.sis Bso0kyn
LARGE SALE ~ HANDSOME FURNiTURE-3 rose
wood pianos. parlog suites French plate pier ssses ooos
c..e. wardfObes bci-t.sds, Ltf natte,ss, mHo- TOP
,r,an. uds "a Dec eais Needt ans latsLs
arm add p4rior r, u.sIbe top hN stands m2role tor
tabs ruAhlsany oak and walnut extension do see
shade. china dinner aud tet SCI, &C velvet Bfus-
81. md oarues Oh CLOTH. re'.lsegaor., &c Aso
s.s chaudeIi,rs wiz bIscke.s, &c.
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Mem Fluctuations.

NEW PUBLICATIONS
D APPLETON CO..
Nos AZ a. Broadwsy, N. y
ON Ry THgS PAT'
MANS PLACE IN NATURE
ruox.s H. urslE Sy p R $; Els
vol l2mo Illustrated ~ 70
CoETEN1s' ,.
On the Naiurl His,oy Of ~, Ma 1--we, Aaima.
nj On some Fossil Rems'U' OF h"ih
ON n5 599AY'
x VOL ~ !E9 TGo fii' PinEFAc tE
"Tbe suty iger.s'ios eiv son o. rsoot oSy !"
srs'e. The eAenanse 90 nat The sabiec, II money g.
supposed by the writer TO De OF suicient gcnefa
Interest rant the pDbcs..on OF 11e p sent ~o' \ - y
power Of thu i.TGncat t. uuer she wcu-oi log sud pro
tres of huu auy toe jet OF The ~ner wi be attained
ssd his iaboIs sUIIlJ o"Pen'sted'
TIE CRISIS
ivOl V0 P Pax s SSYIT, ], Esse' 81 cents
LECTURES
SYMBOLIC CT ABkCTER
SCRIPTURES.
REV. ABEL SILVER.
Minister OF the New Jerusalem Church
vol. V mo. 20 pGtes. s -
qos. ,c,,res del,yerrd 70 mixed congregation durng
the past Winter, ete gwen 90 the pUo &C.
he ,,t,ua ,u.- Of the Ho, Word. that n he has d'sie
10 DO so and vi study the seuce o. eo.Pcndvpces and
read ih.se smp lus,ra Ms o. ne sacred SCRIPTURES VITA
800, ie = IN become ara lain,o vi The Word OF God
ma he nav lie etsr his Heavenly Fsth"r his CIV
.onl ana h. time wsy OF ale that walk IN IT, thu
10 a. ia on-n 70 b nind te d Of thOng't ant Iced
hin 10 fountain OF heasealy wisd m wnch ne "i.l p'1e
more nj. man 81. tuass else; iOr he val mud THEREIN
M, ftpr ,f. of Heaven IA. &C from Prefsce.
Apv OF the above zen free oy mali on IeceipI OF price
d A. & 60. WILL PUBLISH
MKT WEEK
AGLINPSE OF TIE WORLD. by Miss sewen, author
Of Amv lie bert "
MASUAL OF HUSBANDRY. ny BARON LIEBIG
ThE ANNUAL ClCLOPH. pa AND REGISTER OF
IMPORTANT GNkNtS Tor Iet2
NEARLY READY,
JOHN FOSTER On THE IMPROVEMENT OF TINE
AsCRITICAL history OF FREE THOUGHT IL
REsFRENtE TO T1E CHRISTIAN RELIGION
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" SOS co.. THIS DAY, a. u o'c.ccs, at me k1en.nss
5s-.r.om 40. III bf1ldwly ". the lts W. MOfFArS
STATE con.dng # the hsessJfy uf-i-ctsss store ana
lot uorfIess, corucf .wsy aH1 49, rae thf.e-
ofy It 10 - tllIc- 81 Gear NHlJesI,
aud tue properly cor On arch aud " .iso. sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

TOUNT-MORRIS-S LOTS.--A. j.
VA BLcEt n En-, son L Co., viii sell at Auction, on
ESDAY Juae At ~ O'Clock 4 the Merchants E1chaIgs
Sa!s.oom 100 Liberty-si seven GORE LOTS 2ut.
4 oppo.lt. Mcant Morris square embracing rsnt Of lei
sst o. that great PARK The property the Stu
av and couapds ia, fronts Of more than ak lots 10
object Of ,pecuaton aud will be 30 in body Title per-
feet Maps. term. &c. may De had At No u Cedsrst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

LINE ARTS.-The Patriotic Loyal Leagues
sna all other otto Clubs. Lp1Er' piei end oaoo"
h-spsr1. viii und large his-,e PAIN l4HG Of Ansca
,o.t, the Alarm Al tie Atacr Fort sumter, ApIl
Igs-ysry hue large he'll saloou 10 % 500 %
NRY n. LEEDS Co. az their q leFy NO - Nhs
a. on FRIDAY 2gh iast OF u o'c.ocA with large nuner
ol otn-r hu- faintiugG
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NOTICE, NOTICA, NOTIZ. AVIS.-Strang

NOTICE, NOTlCA, NOTlZ. AVIS.-Strang-
~ Ladies' aud 0-uteuien, are re.Fecully invited
g. call at FOUNTAINS INDIA STORE (ne~ locs,ionl.
No. 1858 BROADWAY. between 18Th aud lGh-sts..
procure card catalogue with tho prices marked t~l
be sent pei hA. dr.ir.d aud inspect the only CON-
plee Of India Goods 10 this country, containing
Pnoapps., silks Madras aud bandana Handkerchief.
S.esuckes fonges Grapes, hsnkeons, China Tea Sets
hnr Amercan Indian Goods curostes In great
variety. French Faus &c, Nhors,l and Retail
Ladies will mad ihemse'vs. fully i-munersed by taking
the trouble oil visiting the sOovs establishment before maxim
their Spring purchases 10 this line OF goods.
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NEWSPAPER READEBS.-Ou WAX I'LL
~ EGRAM MARKlNG MAP Is acknowledged to De tls
distinct tu,rcfrr the most convenient Msp for 10
owing 40 OF the loutestitg Arn-s la isu
SIZE x39 2, CO. elcn Sent per rec-ipt Of pIIge
TRADE s0pu.ed on liberal terms L. fhANb q %
P.blishcr- No. l59 Washing'ou-s Boston. Mass.
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EHE BATTLE RECORD of the
4 AMERlIAN kEHELLIJN
By HORACE r. DRESSER, A. NJ.

This valuable Of reference issued since the
sesunrg Of th- KeY- on Ii con'aus au sip beucdi r.
.ofd Of every event, nj iay, rgltt7 i civil t
aeced with he Rebellion with tao date oi AGA Evr.j
soldier copy Invaluable 10 al. vol 81 oei.,o
pages Price IS cents per sias copy 81 Pc 100 - S-o
pei l,V0V. - -. -, .,,-
HENRY DEXIER. No li) Nasssu-st n \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

4 DEMONSTRATORS SALE of No. S84
IN WASHlNyros.SE-AJ J: BLsECKER, SON CO,
will sell on FRIDAY May zs at 1clock, at tue Msrchsn
Exchange Ssesoon No. los Lbeuy-, the valuable 5th
Ward PTopey, consox Of tho two story Brick House and
Lot No. 14 Wasbiugon-st west eide, DOOR north Of
Beach.t The Lot lox6l House insured for 5000 The
properly well known a. having belonged to the J. u.
Kinney IS 100 rsuaia on bond aud monsss.. Maps
H. at No. n Cedsr sdjoioBg tie Bank Of Commerce.
BY orfer SAMUEL =. bAhtEh. Administrstor
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NEW MUSIC" Shall We Meet Again 4"
~ Ny Emma Louise !" d" Remember tho Hour ~hen
sadly we Parted :" epng sad and Lonely
Escn &c O." Mu.icis's Omoib1sb 20 Tunes TO- Violin
FipIe. Comet. &c, 81. postpaid FREDERICK BLUME.
No. zO8 boeery.
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~ that Invaluable WORK the ILL SrBATED MAR
blAGE GUIDE AND MEDICAL ADsl5ER" BIZ WIN
s.loPe', receipt Of &c u cuusaoI stamps Adjre
Ne " WRitest, N. 4.
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nor tbePHOTOGRAPH ALBCM.-We wish


70 cal the atte tiol tue air I'D % oar new
Al wi PiCTURES ! On COLoKs representing AUTUMN
LEAVES BUTTERFLIES Binds, LANusciFEs, FLOWERS e'c
nc Pnte cent, PER o u asor ed copss Sent ef mail
N receipt OF once Fol I4I- ieIlls az ress l.. PtANO
20, Pu h,her., No. lJ9 WasLin s,ou.st, BJ.ton Msss
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Go nhom II man Concern.
PRoyo'r MlRsHAlS0EsEsALs, oryiSs'

PRovo.r MlRsHAlr0EsBRAIsO OFFICE
WAsnlsgrOs d. G, May ~. 1903 )
ALL men who desire TO join any particular
n R..inent Of cavalry IN tue field, are hereby sn
,bz.d 40 present tb-mssye. any tius during the rex
nirtv Jay. To- the Board Of Enrolment IN Their frsprcs'
D,trict. The ard shah erimne them and dotsIu.n'
Ppvo.rMnr.. Of he Drict hall give them tan.Poftaoi
10 the g-ner.l Bsn1ezyon- the Hesdqn erS Of VI
Pr.vos,. Mar.ha General OF the state As soon a.
~ nrcscut to- u..v-. general Rend Lyous thfS
h h.. auiy mustered BY mn.teng And aisbusiDg ohcef
'N 49, JAMEs FRY, Provost Marsts General.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-28

EDwAEp SINrHESiCH, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COLLECTION Of OIL PAINT
Y INGs-The PROPERr n Of III, Rev HENRY WARD
REECHER-By ID. W. IVES Co.. at the Derby Gallery,
No. 90 Broadway, - a O'clock GA
WEDNESDAY EVENING. June g.
yery choice aud beautiful collection 81 Paintings, most
o. them Deing Of the highest order OF m. tbs works OF
CELEBRAIED AMERICAN ARTISTS. many Of which
painted 20 oracr aud pufchaed OF the artists heasees
The examples include the names Of
0Eo. lsSks, bIENsTADr FNrhAS JohssoSs
GEo l. BEows, Louis LANG, NAN bsksr,
RosNrHk WV HAHr, CoNTOCklER.
IMAM NEkNkf, NEhLH
RoNpxt SH.rrucx A. w W.RHEp,
q n FnERE MoEsrEE q. IL HALL,
WILLiAnsoS, and many otaers Of equal note.
ALSO,
Tue Large Hi.loTlcal Battle Piece
THE LANDING OF BURNSIDE AT ROANOKE"
g. l.. BROWN.
This interesting collection inspection OF which Will
pleasure lovers OF tho viii be on envy
tiou aud from Saturday evening May b. ron IN 70
10 p unl Catalogues ready on Monday morning
Juae !.
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Gales bn Anetloti.

A j. BLEECKER, SON 81 Co. will sell,
~ FRIDAY May 49, at IL O'clock ct the Mercbsnit
Exchange S,l-sTooD. NO. l03 Libsrty-sI:
ON 4lD.sT-Tne desi,aols WELLINGHOUSE and
LUI 10 fee the south 337 OF lOlh-av Lot Isl
by bs the block The 100 feet wide and the proS
sity 10 desirable for investment Iitle perfect Maps, &as
at No. II Cedsrst., joining Bank OF Commerce.
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a FFLICTED RESTORED IGNORANCE

A FFLlCIED hESlORED iUNphANOE
N EAPOsEDl FALLACiES UNMAokED
khGHLY lMPOh IANT 20 GOTH SrArS. Married Sr
ssglS Ia Health o. Disuss--Dr LAkAlONI ) Pans Lon
ton ana Newfork Medical Adyi-eT ana Marriage Guide
IS edtiOU 400 pises Beffy 100 Esufc Dasratobs
IpoD 81 entail aad Nervous De0ity UfLsy DepOis iDvJ
iHtay LOss o! semen, lmtOeucy Affection. Of toe Blade
Kidneys, O.gtO-Uun4fy Di-vases I'D thet Cou-e-
iueoc-s, Anatomy Of tne Ssxga Ogars Of the male
tm.e Laiet Researches ~ Physiology, EdIoptan Hospital
Psct,s; sck their eclprs aud spsel.s he AGiEoTs
tu-Gusei P4s aud London TetzuvE 6e- Mailed Tree i9r
o., ly sH6ed All whl YOU'D AVOID unsuccessill a. c
cent sih Mercury COpaOs Injections Cau-
enI4tiOBs Quo. -ciGcs. @utidoies lnsif 4ur- &c,
thoald purchase tue Original voIk o l. NAkNkR 40.
Nesey-st ). IOUSEG, - N1sszu-st c0ut0t tie
DOCTOR, No. 647 Broadway iup s,2irsl, Ne"YoIk, from
ba m t. ?. IL, daily.
We concur vim other papers in gdins Dr Lar
mont end hiss wort"-lCouT des Et.ts Unis Df ttsE
Stats Z-itUr :, Atlas, Medical Review &c.
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nRESS-GOODS.
THIS WEEK,
LARGE STOCK OF
NEW DIS ss-GOODs,
~ ALL The FASHIONABLE COLOh9.
JUST HEt4INED
PER STEAMER ALSikALA,IA,
.sfTSi@iLY" FOR TUE PRESENT HOT SEASON.
A.o,
AN IMVESsE STOCK or
"FKENCH GRAY" BAHFGES Il 20 Per yard.
FIGURED POPLISs and mMALAYA CLOTHS a.
2ic do
CuECKED PoPLISs, GLACEs. and LENos " le to
?, 40.
MOHAm LUsrERs. PorLiSs. anl MoLANBioUhs'
very VIC. sood. a. D.. >. o., I'D g. yard.
Aso.
A LARGE AND CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF
LLIAOAS,
in al the fashionable shade..
We invite special attention g. 'iocs ~ DRESSdoobS
lf t. ucn have to tisaspf- 70 ana9lHc"
. tie a s.t AID most ,c.e- No lasr ever q .cssd,
No 20 BOWERf. pe,I ho1.toast
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THOSE EXQUISITE BOOKS with fine

Il STEEL ESGRAVlSGS-For particulars, inquire at
he Ofoe of bcson No. 80 Anns, New. YORK. CALVIN
BLANCHARD Keeps thai place IL is the shortest
irou Was 20 the city Come to No 80 Ann-sL. and
he delixhted
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- gait octave Up. 49, Price 90 So by mail. -. The
~ stica moral, and arbitrary philosophy winch bss bssn
nperimented an since the beginning /, at eostb
persciy manifest sscOcdenns failure That ven.,.hls
Utoys has hopesy exploded both 10 inonarce. sna sy
,gosu.res Now the time insugurate Positvis tat
wall establish beloved Union ia RIAL freedom zad send
Il. area from pole 70 pole. c. BLANCHARD
Publshel No. 80 Apr-,,
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

n the philosophy Of insensible perspirston, read
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
curious book people, aud good book for every
Contents tables free a. the prngps Newspaper Dep0ts
throughou, the coaty al T. WARNER5, No. ! Ve.eyst..
Or Of Ins s0thOr Dr. Il. Is. FOOlE. No. Il3O Broadway,
Eew.YoIk
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07

The Constitutional convention Of Nevada
Territory has been organized by the selection
of j. w. North, President; W. NJ. Gillespie.
Secretary; II. NJ. Stow Seargeant-at-A Arms; F.
White, Chaplain, and A. }. Marsh and Amos
Bowman official reporters. A telegram 10
the Union states that the following Com
mittees have been appointed Name Of
State, Seal, Coat'o 'of-Arms and Bill Of Fights
Chaplin, Sterns and NightengilI; Legis'a-
tive epartment-Johnson, Ralsten, Bros.
nan, Becktel and Shamp; Finance, State
Debt, etc Ball, Kinkead, Wasons. Collins
and Stark Military and Prison-PI unkst.,
Gibson and Haines; Corparation-MitchslI,
Hite and Ing; Miscel laneous-Byran, Lar
rowe, Coty and Virden: Execntive-Ken-
nedy. Noteware, Sewall, Alban and Mcclure;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., johnson Larrowe and
BRYAN"
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.
Township No.

TOWNSHIP NO. |.
Road Commissioner--Dan Coleman.
Constables--E. D. Bickford and Jas. Rice
Jnsticcs-D. Allen, H. V. Dudley.
TowN>HIP No. 2.
Road Commissioner-H FahlO.
Constables--D. Flicker and r. Il. Allingham
Justces-James Moore W. Hider.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
Road COMMISSIONER Ohm Leach.
Constables--James Mahon and John Sears
justices b. Woodin. Samuel Morris.
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Road COmmissioner-G E. Merwn.
Constables--J. W. Greely and Jacob Keck.
Justices-Jonathan Brown, W. G. Brown.
TOWNSHIP No. 5.
Road Commissioner j. C. Scott.
Constables-E. F. Hoyt, S. G. Smith.
Jusices-R. Winspear, S. NJ. Jamison.
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
Road Commissioned. Lloyd.
Constables-John Noell, r. A. Mcdonald.
Justices-C. Swenson, T. B. Burt.
TOWNSHIP No. 7.
Road Commissioner--B. Jefferds.
Constables--M. Taylor and J. B. Carder.
Justices-W. Van Vactor, o. H. Young.
TOWNSHIP No. s.
Road Commissionen-E E. Y. Darling.
Constablcs C. p. Ward, D. Penman.
Justices S. r. Case, Jack Hyland.
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Road Commissoners--Joh Hanson
Constables--John S. gan and G. Rawlcs.
Justices M. A. Burke, l.. G. Browne.
TOWNSHIP No. 10.
Road COmmissioner--Ed Edward Gnrrahap.
Constables--J. IT, Burge and Geo. Small.
Justices-James Beck, H. w. Starr.
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07
Proceedings of the Boord of Supervisors


Monday, Nov. I'd, 1863
Bills of officers Of Judicial Election ordered
paid
Tuesday. Nov. 3D.
Old warrants, remaining no the office for II
months uncalled for, were Cancelled, amounting
to SIS.
Bills allowed amounting to Sl,322 33.
Wednesday, Nov. 4th.
Ordered, That the County Treasurer of Placer
County, pay no cash orders of District Judge for
the pay of witnesses in the case of ThePeople VS..
Carkuff, now pending before the District Court
Of the llth Judicial District.
Bills allowed amounting to 1876 49,
Thursday. Nov. 5th.
Bills allowed amounting to s437 II.
Friday, Nov. 9th.
Bills allowed to the amount of S224l S.
The resignation of B. F. Smith, Justice of the
Peace of Township No. g. was received and ac-
cepted; and on motion Lew C. Brown was ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy
The resignation of w. D. Perkins as Road
Commissioner of Township No. 9, was received
and accepted.
On motion. the County Treasurer was ordered
to draw from the State Treasurer on annual set
tlement, the cost of the Assessment Roll for 1868
The result o: the election for Justices of the
Peace was declared,
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07

DEATH OF THEODORE ID. JUDAH-A tele,
graphic despatch has been received in this
city announcing the death Of Theodore D.
Judah, in Now York, on Monday last. The
deceased has for several years past been
prominently before the people Of California
as railroad engineer, having been connected
with the building of the Sacramento Valley
Railroad, and still later with the Central Pa
cific Railroad, of which company Governor
Stanford is now President. Mr. Judah left
this city about month since, and arrived
in New York on the 29th Of October, very
i'll with Panama fever, of which disease he
died on the Cd instant. At the time of his
departure the interior press stated that he
went on business connected with the Central
Pacific Railroad, but from reliable source
we are informed that his connection with
the company had then ceased
s. f. Bulletin, Nov. 5th.
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07
A New Mining Region.

new and extraordinary rich mining
region has lately been found this side
of the Reese River mines. This region lies
between the read leading to the Humboldt
mines and thai going to Reese River. But
little is yet known of the country, except
that it abounds in quartz much of which is
exceedingly rich in silver. The ores, so far
as they have been examined, resemble those
of Reese River, but the lodes are very much
wider-one being over hundred feet in
width. As we said above, little is known Of
this new mining locality, but if the half we
have heard OF it is true, it will throw the
Reese River mines in the shade, if not total
ly eclipse them. What little information
we have of the new district, we obtained Of
friend who, with a party of five men, was
just taking his departure, with full camp
rig, for the interesting locality. The friend
has been in the Territory ever since the
Comstock was week old, and knows the
difference between silver ore and pipe clay.
lie showed us an assay from lead, which as
yet has no name, yielding as follows: Silver,
$2,552; gold, 500 AS; total. 1866 As
per ton. This lead is very large one and
may be traced to great distance. AS yet
there are but eight or ten men in the district.
Wood-the scrub pine common to the Ter
rtory-is found in the vicinity of the mines.
Water is not so plenty; but there are several
canons that afford small rils. The mines
are described in an unflequented mountain
region, lying rather out of the beaten track
of both thes Humboldt and Reese River pros
pectors. The ores assayed here were brought
in by a gentleman from Reese River who
happened to leave the high road and make
a detour Of exploration when coming home.
Territorial Enterprise
The Placer herald., 1863-11-07
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, NOVEMBER T, 1868.
EASTERN ELECTIONS.

Elections have been held this week in
New York, New Jersey, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Maryland and Delaware, and so far as heard
from have gone for the Administration; AS
has been anticipated by men of every shade
of opinion in this State.
In New York the latest returns show an
Administration majority of $3.50. The
Senate stands 81 Administration, to IL DEM
ocrats. The House SO Administration, aud
46 Democrats.
In Illinois only county tickets were cleo
ed Administration gains are claimed.
The returns indicate the election of Lewis,
Administration candidate for Governor of
Wisconsin, by $4,000 majority; and a gain
in the Legislature.
The contest in Maryland, seems to have
been for and against Emanci pation-both
sides, according to our understanding of the
contes,) claiming to be War or Administra,
ton parties. Henry Winter Davis, Francis
Thomas, and Holland, Emancipotionists, and
J. w. Crisfeld, Ani'Emancipationist, are
elected tc Congress. Two districts to be
heard from. Goldsboro. Emancipationist is
elected State Comptroller. by large major
ity. The State is said to have declared for
emancipation by a decided majority. 1t is
to be understood, however, that every man
who does not endorse the Administrator is
prohibited vote.
New Jersey seldom fails to 90 Anti Ahol-
tion,-but there is nothing TO Indicate how
the State has gone.
Kansas has gone Jim Lane ward of course.