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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-29
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
il OF COLUMBIA,
CHRISTOPHER Cammgck sen,r Of al J., .

AZ lub rh5ME COOhIO r ThG DlcIhlCT
christopher Csmmsck' sen'r' ct al In Equity.
Eliza Comm nxton. etal. No. III.
The Trustee in the above cause having reported
sale he sold the east BALI Of Lot So .1 f David
city: With the imProvements' eon.sting Of a. two
the sum of nine hundred and sixty-hve dollars,
1856, and thu, the said purchaser has since, in
.sn the s ess # R
ninth day of November. 1874, on motion of com
sale the ssd SG s0
the came is hereby, ratified and confirmed, unless
third day Of 5snuaHy next proVdsd copy this
order or so much thereof as relates to the ratih-
three Successive weeks, in the Evening Star prior
70 sara cay true COPY:
nov 10 lsvswF RI MEIGs, Clerk.
0RPHANs' COURT. Nov Il. l864-DIsrRIor OF
~ ColUsEIA, WAsHINGTos COUNTY, to aru: In
aforesaid hes with the appro sfthe Or phans'
Saturday, the ga day of December next, for the
final settlement and distribution of the personal
as far as the same have been collected and turned
into money when and where all the creditors and
Orphans, Court of wash gton County aforesaidJ
@ ro% IF b shy ~
SAID d &c estate provided cspy Of this
the Evening STAR prevSus to the s.d I'd sss Of
December, 1864. Test-Z. c. ROBBINS,
nov 15-law3w' Register of Wills.
nRPHAN'S COURT, NOVEMBER IST, 1864.
~ DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. WASHINGTON County,
Io-rit In the case of John W. Rid enour admin
istrator of George Stabler deceased, the admins
traitor aforesaid has with the appreciation of tb q
Orphans Court of Washington county aforesaid,
appointed Tuesday, the goth instant. for the final
settlement and distribution of the personal estate
of said deceased, and of the assets in hand, far
as the same have been collected and turned into
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
of said deceased are notified to attend, at the Or
phsns' Court of Washington County aforesaid, }
with their claims properly vouched, or they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit in
said deceased's estate: provided copy Of this
der be published once a week for three weeks in
the Evening Star, previous to the said 29th day of
November, 1854.
Test Z. C. ROBBINS.
1cr Qut uto of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-11-29

NEW STORE! an
~ NEW STOREi
full assortment of
FURNITURE,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGs.
PILLOWS AND holsters.
MATTRESSES,
CROCKERY.
GLASSWARE,
WINDOW SHADES,
TABLE COVERS. &C., &C.,
With every conceivable article that is necessary
in the Housekeeping line, at the New Store,
No. 4OS SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN AND II STREETS, EAST SIDE.
He pg Just returned from the North with an
imL- ense stock of Goods would respectfully call
the attention of the citizens and those about fur
nishing to my stock of New Goods, which was pur-
chased before the late advance in gold, and which
will sell at prices that cannot fail to please.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods, and
feel confident that when seen they will sell them
selves. X. BUCHLY,
400 7th street, between q aud 81,
I-im Ten doors above the Old Stand,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
Aup,r rs OFFICE, Iowa.
Us Mn1Nss Fsn. =, 1851. J

r;herthv ce~tii "a, that tho twenty 'A'"
sav of feb.aAry, 1864. sSoen statemets a. 80 80
' - oi.ce saowiug tae cvrdiuon q t"e
A,,.nt,, Fire Insurance Company, io'a1 ,ha
1.s, IN tho state Of Nv fors, on tue
f,.t aav Of ] January, A. D.. looA III ~
,r;,h nroyis son Of an Act ot the ". .ne''
a ~lu - -,a a OF Iowa, entitled "an act 10 re-
ply y, ss Ias,,aoce Conp,ntes," approved ) tnu-
INV M az ,s57 anl an Act amen tatory theieeo'
ny - s..r ar 9Th 1858. nd an Act IN rea
- ,,ile Insurance Companies. aPp'o'cu
NJ. h l7,h. 1862 that slid ssstctnent soss
.h.t saia ca npany is possessed oi the re!.'s 70
..rrn,, of capital AMI Invested as fequle0 W
s.,hori.y 10 therefore given 10 the ao'se nam
"A ,omp ny to transact tue apptopr'1 W
.sxs ~ Insurance in this st.te IN NC 90. 'Guos
s,h ,oe laws tn erevf, until the ast day o' jan
Wy .,so c.r, eel, that John l. Swits, Esq
.n.s,no,,t. Iowa, has b,en duly appoint cd
9, -, s.an,a y their iAwtui Agents and At'or
soy g., Inc V,uaty Of scott, with tu power L
80 risk, { H. ur4ncs theirin nnd TO sckoo~l
.a.s ..,yioe of process q provided oy iaw. oPol
-, rim the Clerk OF he Disrict Court u
NJ ".so, ss;a County ccrti I'D CO y OF the state
~u 80. -, Gle In tn,s oiise. 1t 10 further ceruns
....n. Il sch al IS . true ana c"rrecs c'Py
s..rsncot exclusive Of affidavit an
ssnee"e' {, ,,e.;.nony whereof. have here
- r.,o al : hand ana at6x xed ny cal =
lLsf ! r.. the day and year list a'ose WV
v.'' j. " Ar,ELL. .
.,- 'on' Auditor Of Sssts.
.Ieh. y. ssriss n Co.. !.
-, v,cxoll'1 gLocK. SECOND 9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
DAVENPORT IOWA. SATURDAY EVENING MARCH u 'S6l
RIVER ITEMS.
Saturday, March II.

Saturday, March II.
l.Rivfp.
Prssrxa, Hin. st. Loais.
CAsADA, farksr, 81 Loais'
DETAINED.
CAsApA, Parker, Dc buque
PEaBIsA. Hill, ot. Lous.
TIE suekst ta.e will probably be founa al
oar landing Tomorrow morning.
The Cansda arrived this forenoon irsm ~
Louis. and departed Immediately sor huhuqus'
which por.she will undoubtedly gam no'"''n-
s,audnp ,hs obs,rac ed condition Of the cnafn -.
The mai and passenger packet. Jennie Whip
pie, Jas. Campbell Csptain, Lsmnei far1huF'
Clerk, will depart fer Fort kaaison snd way
D. ints Mo- dav noruingat ociotk. T. a. 1'e
bin, Agent.
The Northern Line packets snekeF state
and Canada Will probabiy leave Tor e. Louis
Tomorrow and Monday. r. M. pre.tyman,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
NeW NnrR NnTket.

New Scra varAet.
wv NoHK. March II.
CoTTow-Quiet at 77@ 77Kc.
t.oua--Dr Droopin.. $3.50 10 s. Extra state
81 IS u q X. Il. o.
WasAr-Markat ! lowe-. 5l.n2al63 Chicago
Sprug; Sl'3 "a .iilwaukee Club, si.fog ~
Winter Red
CoRs sl,3lMdl q in store.s
rA1s tittn. 93d9i
Fars Quiet So 0J922 . mess. s2l@2l p
old 23 50 new.
LARD steady at l2lsGl2M.
WrisEy-9 9109l.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

MoRE.-Another rain storm com
msnced tbs forenoon, ami biis fair to con'
,inue for a day or two yet Surely we cant
complain of any drnuakt this week.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

PAPER HAsGINGs, EfC. - Charley
plummsr announces foe s'ocs ol wall paper.
q every style and description. Gail ard make
your eclectic NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

TurATan.-The splendid comedy CT
Married Life viii he preeeoted once more y
par,lcular request, at METROPOLITAN Theatre
THE eyeuiu. Al.o a very laughabie iaree
Go and be amused
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
A full attendance is earnestly desired.

A iu.I attcnuaHGe Is tarHtst! ucsIIc0.
SfLtSIIp STOCK OF CLOTHS hIc.-
rhs male population Of tbia city Who desire
TO .xsmi4c the oct ST lsndid stoes oi ceths,
caesimerss yes.ipgs ever brovghL to sni.
city ehould drcrio at Erskiu, r. It's pribe
. sl,c:oos-have been tnsde With the great's
care and esnno. fail to win the adn'ra.ion u
al, who give them an examination. lie ls
prepared to supply old and young, cisiliaus
ard military with just such goods As they de-
sre-from the finest foreign trosdcioth down
to The more eommcu grades HIS goods pre-
s9nt eight worth seeing. No trouble TO sho"
he goods. 90 call 10 and make youtsslses al
home Is #C81 =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Chicago nafAe., ny sesRraph'
CHICAGO, March IL.
was.r- Quiet. ClesiDg at sl15 for No. /. and
! lGsA@l 09A for ~ - ,o,,.
COpH-tI JI LAsHRr 10! ~ e.,H AN.'
fcr ncv sa.s y. s. 20. t9r old and sses3Ac iof
ner.
II -steady IL es4 atC3sc
I.ta.5WlsKs-c 0 .-'i al al SIC
Ilsy-s-D D stG5 Merry out OF market ana very
qui,. -. 81 0oA4,7 00k FOR lois u der 20 Ds
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Kehoe d Calhart continue to supply
the ladies and the pubic 10 general with tns
choicest and most seasoreble cry goods o.
every kind You cant call at the wrong TINE
for The stock is always kept complete.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

WALL PArER.-Please notice the al
yertisement OF l. W. Petersen. He has ine
stock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

PERsoNAL.-We regret to learn that
Lieu.. Col. Grier ia CO. fa.d TO his rooms o.
the Bartis uouse bv sever indsspcs ton.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

WmsLEs's stock oi staple ana Fancy
Dry Goods Is eompiete. Ladies VIII hnd all
Of the ls,est styles # dresa goods, aud hpe
as ortment Of lacss, trimmings, coilars, etc
Call in.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

M.da 10 tnu Aul Tor o. 'ao tftd'e ~ ''f -
suuut to the statutes oil sala stat.
, The name Of this company is 'as A'iah''o
r, Ere ID a'"",0 -, 6 ii al .toek,s Sl50,o01
3. Tho amount % 40 ljo oye
A r @ assets of The company a7e
| .asn on band, IN naah snd "a ens II
h.nl, ., agents, pt othef pc's'"'' l,
9 ne,i tate uaincumo REQ,
= nuts al stocks ,wnei BY 'Ac COMA
ny now seaarel Ava taio o ih1ei''s t.,@
ia ron s.e atbedu3eJ
4. Debts o' tae 80 apans 80 300
m rig le, see scte ule) ,,,,t
.'eo's 5,5ll 70
I In crest "ce'n,a !, o". nov u''' 4es5 5S
furuitute and hxtuie
2S6 ijj Il
lIlBLirlEs.
rhs sano,,,t ., habunu.s a-e u 40.
due to eauks or other ere itOiss
4 boss ali islsj aul due, -
:, Losses All nste I. al no. u0o' . ga
\ Loses una,.li tea
a i..sa.i ia, SUSPENSE waiting or further
pt oi. ,bo ,,n,,uv u, n,
10 Al other cl .ims az II nss the CON tah!'
,,.;a. a2se
ii The e,tes. amount S7"'" ~ 4 0os
on. r,,k i''oO
!, Tns ,,r,,,e.t amour. allowed by tbe
rut.s o. ,be cu,npany 70 be 'n'a'e'
IN any one city, tJSn rviH'Sc,
I3. The grea est anoun, a. o"s0
,nsutcI in any one block,
IA TIE Act o, In orp,rai, ot the com g..
many, reb. uaIy 2otn, 1871,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

CoNsnruTroN WATER, DR.. Sweets
Linimeni a.d y=nuise Wizlrd On Tor sals q
Is .llord's Drug Store.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
T n & CIT Y.

THE tncst stock OF toilet goods and
hair preparations OF every hind csn be fgune
NJ GraLb.'s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
srATE OF New YoRK,

cv K,xo..
linn -. Caiks, P.esdent. and II 1ra,'o
~ Ss,r tniy OF the stanic fFe iu-
srsaocs C,nplny."o li.rt ora, ct, oeins se'
~, and duly sworn, dvppse aad say. anu eh'
tar h,,u-elf says, Tn II the rcgoins Is ''ue u'
~ -, ,tueneut OF the ali ttrs ot said o.
,,;nn i that they the ABOVE named IN
~. ,hsreof, AL that no part - 'he caP'.ai
90, invs OF said company mas oe uopo'''e" ~
80. SD q or Tcrrit ~ as security lrr losses
any , JouN .. LOCKS, Pre- sident
aosArIo Doas, Secretary .so
s.hs.r;,ea and sworn to before ne oy +,
-. narned Juhu Il. Cocks, Pre- ident, anu "
-, ,,nr-- Scc,e,ars, this 23d day u January
A. D., 1851. rYour,r
lStamrl r. -, in New York
seal ooh'' ~ ~
E-oun all mau that tho Au,nhc rire X
,,,,,,c Co npsny, of EEookly 40 he'eos
,,ho,,,e ,uy and all aEeats that sa'd 1ou
.has ar may here .fter have or appo'a. III 'ns
s,.,o of l-wa for aud on behalf e s.si' oo'p""
20 ac,eot service of all pro ess whetnei nes"e
6oa, in auy any actiou or pr1eeeat"s
81 :, mvany IN any of tie Courts o. sa," '''
- :, "a hereby admitted AM agieeo ,nAs o" :,
saryi ,e OF process Aforesaid shali 90 'e ~,
h.,d :, ma ytad md sufficient III tnas ocnai' Va
80 osf ssrye. u,on said Comp n.y. ae-o
t,thc laws aud practice oil saa 49, y
,,her STATE aui all Gains ID rigus -.
reason of such service IS nerooy eAp'o-"'
and re inqu,shcd oe ,ba Compau
49, a,.s,.y AZ dec ,mber A 1868 =
sur Juan d. COCKS, PRESIDENT
HoaArio DoRR, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

KRAusx is now turniog out ssme OF
the fiaest suits Of gssts' spring cio' hing ever
made up iu this city. He employs the os.t
workmen, and has one Of tns best cut ers 10
The c,un,rv Hi. prices are reasonable, and
he never fail to give satisfaction. CAL at the
gsea, clothing hou.s opposite the National
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

SAM PERRY IS receiving his spieadld
at,ak Of cents fashionable clothing matfri
ire ii from the mo,t popular foreign and oo'
nestic looms. Alsp a splendid ee-ortment Of
gen,.' furnishing goo l. OF the nost approved
,les. Dr,p ia aud examine the GOO De "a
hev ARA We.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

! ra,m-,s-hnv,ng Leaf 4 TobsaccO f0s >aie
~;, ohta; \ the HIGHEST PAIGE By applying 10
NICHOLAS KUHxAN, : CO.. fossecOnists
eeeoer M.,s .sa sleesei 50. esbisdl W&Wa
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

TICKETS. Those persons who pur-
chased tieksts for ar. Boye,'s lecturs, (Which
On account Of The iucleueut Gather did no
,ran.pir.) are informed that the same vii! b.
eoo3 for the mkt l. ture belor the Library
A4.cciati5n, w.nca ala cone oa IN ie@
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
Houses For Sale.

Double house southeast cor Rock isisna ana
llth streets P.ice-S SLOo9.
u,nhie mouse on Ito $ reat, secona cast OF
p..s IIand stree Priee-Sl. %.
,,ouble house west eide Perry street, corner oi
1a,h prc,-s3,5 800. Two thirds may remain on
mortgage at 8 per cent. .on,ea,
N.w frame use on Brady street, Ia gehlee
res,depcs) Price y 5oo. ,,iIo
Frane hou o south side Third street ono IN mn"
west OF Br.dy street ice-si'o'p' W.
thirds may remain interest al b per cent
Va,uabie house with ~ acres u iana. "en
s,octed with fruit Of all kinls, "ith s'aoie' car
1.ge and wool Ia use, COW stable, wagon sne"'
q; ;s,e,p ,wow liz, pgsture, orchard ahs si"e
tae Whole place we'll fenced ani IL psfiect oroer
and repair. Price 30 ooo
Lr.ms hous, cast side itipley stree hetweeh
IA, a,d ~ streets, with lot % by e0ieet. Pfce,
81 ,6aO
House Lots aGr sale.
On Bmty street $50 feet t. ont W i.o Zee
deao-feoced Price-sl1p,r ifent ieot-
store i.Ots EfOr @asc.
One on F.ufth street just east OF fAdy street
p ar ON Fourth street near rai.foLd delet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
Fir.t Class Houses for Rent

We arc ready to engage TO ren; or TO seii houses
,o h. bu,lt in the spring, TO be ready tor occu-
pan.y ~ day or Jdao next plans oil which may
he ,een at our Office.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

RAyIRtAp ID LEGArk.. The following named
gentlemen, appointed as delegates to the Nai-
road Convention 10 be held at De Witt on
Tuesday next, by the itizens meeting on the
81 inst. are requested to meet at the oihce oi
Sand, rs Il Eidr.lge, Post Office Block, this at
te,noon AT 3 O'clock, to make arrangements
for attending said Convention
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Sono5L MEETING The friends -
common schools sho 4lj no, forget ths, lo>high'
there viii be . ene-tins r. the ur' Il t.
fsr N pure .s q nomlaatipt, canhidasss .o'
~. s.bool Boar ,,r the easuins year. NJ
~ .n wha 4els Gu interest IN tie pro per- ="
~ school @ss,e,a snonlt !4i! 10 be p' esent
4 ap lmpnrtant II tier
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
De NtN1RAi' Il NEW ;

g. N. PxTrxse ILL Co., No. 81 PARK Row, New foFE
,-d state street. ogon. agents IN those ctb
and are su,hoYlz ~ .s, &C E.ircaeDts and sabsefi
sions for US a, orr icssst ISees.
c. II. soavEs. 90 Dearborn ssre1s, Chrago,is authof
rei TO receive sdvertisernents for this paper
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12
REAL ESTATE
ASD
INSURANCE AGENCY
JOHN L, sWITS & Co.,
.oas l.. swrTs, RICHARD B. nILL, Wx. y. hDpsh
N,ckoIL'S BLOCK, tuP sTkIRS.)
sEG0AD S7hEET
Improved l. Uaipprcved Farms
aKIN LOgs.
Dwelling Houses And Stores,
RnUGuT. SOLD AND LEASED.


7, Nsrw;o.. t,loek. P.rrys rect, no or IL rooms
Al,o a very eligible oifise with an'e-fooin' near
corner sradv and Fast recopd streets
,nrn,s,. ed suite, of rooms for single gen
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Frrsu Gp,rrs.-We have been pre-
s.,,.d tv Dir. james Hall, ~iih .severa
burcn,s Of sreet Catawba craps which he ha'
1T IN boxes sipce last fall. The Doctor freis
a nj de 1t that grapes can to preserved as
os s,nies. snd as vi b a. little trouble. The
sannles before us are eiettly wlthersd TIC
bsve lost a rcr.ion Of their juice. Tut thei'
svestress and flavor stiil preserved. This
fact now 20 well established, will furnish .
further incentive to the cultivation OF thu
rrare upon our sunny slopes. 1t has hitherto
b,ep ken for granted that t 10 deiieiou
frui. coula he preserved "piy month o.
,wo At the fsr,hess after riasning. w:.hou
artificial means, but such is not the cae. l.
| das .eason, before the crop r'pens next fall
the D ctor will ub ish a statement for ih
public good, Of the manner in which he put
mn erspes for winter keepi' 6. Heisprepare
IN & i orders fer the bet qualities OF grap
zine. from his own v,uey ard in this city.
While uron she grape suhject. we won
advise our citizens to plant grape vines iih
sr.,lv this eprips. 1t paws 10 more va,
T t,sn one. The grare is delicious sod health
They iseveAes the value OF the premises !
! which they belong aud reqairs b.t cotDpsr'
lively little care. Nov 10 The time 10 prspa
!. Z &rpissst. 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-03-12

Tanu aTy G'ATS''
Made 10 no Aul tor Q. 'he .nta'o ~ .o""' P''
I'm, Ia the statutes oil said stat.
The Placer herald., 1864-12-03
000'
Millback vs.. Dougherty-Still on trial.

ScouNDRELLY OUTRAGE. Never was
there such an unblushng outrage committed
upon the elective franchise as has just been
committed in Maryland. Notwithstanding
the terrorism in Baltimore, where not more
than one third Of the people voted, the free
nigger constitution of that State was defeat
ed on the home vote by 1,O6G But the
Administration brought the soldier vote to
bear, and carried the Constitution bv an al
legged maj joriiy of AIS. If there had been
more soldiers votes needed in order to carry
the measure, Of course they would have been
forthcoming. When soldiers vote twenty
times, as in Indiana, there is evidently no
limit to the rascaIily Of the party in power.
They are capable of any enormity. So Ma
ry land is free Stateu Bound hand and
foot, her lips sealed, her mouth muzzled, her
whites disfranchised and her blacks rendered
useless and worthless, she is dragged an un'
willing captive al the heels of the Abolition
Juggernaut. But there is day of reckon
ing comng.-Day Book.
The Placer herald., 1864-12-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.
nuE LINCOLN UNION GRAMMAR SCI

THE LINCOLN UNION GRAMMAR STnoo' ioet
/ will open on Monday, October ioth, .n;ou. Ioot.
Good Tcmplar's Hall, large ana commJus;th 9Th
room. has been rented and will be iu1n'sneH WIZ
the best modern School furniture a w. .,ii
Grammar apparatus and the latest and best WA. a..
maps will be procured, and ready for use' AZ w
commencement of the School. n..ho.
The school will be taught by Mr.. "A. s. puoo. oos.
who has had several years experience as PRIV
tical educator. tor theY
Parents can secure board and lodging lol here .ne
sons and daughters in private families Vim IN.
they will be surrounded by wholesome no'"'
fuences, for a reasonable compensation. =, by
No effort will be spared by the trustees ~ " m;
the Teacher to make the School agreeacc,e ce rapid
pills, aud afford them the best faclli'les 'oi '-r
progress in their studies. - .he Trus-
Pupils wishing to attend can apply TO Snt tns tbey
tees or to the Teacher 1t is dcslraole 'ta they
enter at the commencement OF the termi 'u'
will be received at any time. .,, r...-;ct.
JOHN BOSQUIT, Gold H,li D''''''
E, MILES, Coon Creek District
s.: s.: *SS4s, sssS; 1S5Ss, Lincoln District
October 9th. 1s61-lme
The Placer herald., 1864-12-03
CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE. Accord ing to the rites of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held in
the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Sun
DAY of the month. Morning Service at II o'clock.
Evening Service at o'clock.
The Sunday School will meet at o'clock.
Persons desiring the professional service of the
Minister at Marriages, Funeralsetc., are request
ed to give notice to Mr.. J. L. Broyne, Auburn,
or address him thus
REV. ADAM A. McALISTER,
Assistant Minister Grace Church,
Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1864-12-03
DISTRICT COURT..-NOvEMBER TERM.
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.

Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.
Wednesday. Nov. 23d, 1864
Lin Vie VS.. All Free ct al-Cause tried by q
Jury who return a verdict for Plaintiff for $3.50,
and costs $l39 25, and possession of the mining
ground sued for.
Armstrong vs. A. " Clark-Default of De-
fendant enterod.
Saturday, Nov. 26th
Armstrong VS.. Clark-Judgment for Plaintiff
for $l526 and costs of suit.
Henry VS.. Everts-Writs Of execution and res
titution denied during the pendency of motion
for new trial.
Patrick Cahll ct al vs. James Sweeney ct al
Cause tried by jury who found verdict for
Defendants; judgment for Defendants for costs
$l32 80.
The jurors German, Russell, Grant, and Nc
Langhn are excused for the term.
Venirc for eight special jurors ordered, re-
turnable on Monday at 10 o'clock, Am.
Monday, Nov. 2Sth.
Venire returned.
Pat. Cahill vs.. james Sweeny ct alien days
granted Plaintiff TO file statem tent on motion for
new trial.
J. Mariner VS.. Doty's Ravine Stock Co.-On
motion to retax costs. Defendant ]. D. Nash's
charge for services as witness stricken out.
E. Schellhou.e VS.. J. c. Ball Jury empan-
neled, testimony heard.
Tuesday, Nov. goth.
". ID. DtOWu We. ". NJ OTT ct ul-DciHuIlei
sustained: five days allowed Plaintiff to amend
complaint.
E. E. Ebbert VS.. Louis Ebbert-Demurrer over
ruled and Defendant allowed one week TO answer.
Schellhouse VS.. Bnll-Witnesses examined, and
cause argued.
Wednes day, Nov. 30th.
Schcllhouse vs.. Ball-Cause submitted t. the
jury, who retired to deliberate, and were out
until Thursday morning being unable to agree
were discharged by the Court.
Thursday, Dec. lst.
Schellhouse VS.. Ball-(2d case, suit for debU -
Witnesses examined; cause argue ed and submitted
to the jury.
Chas. Gould, q native France; Ew. Casey, Il
native of Ireland; and John Nj iilback, q native Of
Germany. admitted to citizenship.
Johnson vs.. Hale Il Mitchell Defendants al
lowed ten days additional time in which to file
statement.
Christopher Wallet VS.. Chas. Mller-An order
for writ OF assistance in avor of Plaintiff.
Daggett VS.. Bisby ct al-Jud gment for Plain
tiff for $3.50 and costs, and decree Of foreclosure
Millback VS.. Dougherty Jury empanneled,
and two witnesses examined.
Friday Dec. I'd.
Millback VS.. Dougherty-Still on trial.
The Placer herald., 1864-12-03

BRlsK.-Every branch and department of
trade was remarkably brisk and lively yes
terday. The freight teams from California
began to arrive in the forenoon and dis
charge their immense cargoes before the
different business houses Wood, hay, lime,
salt, lumber and other wagons and vehicles
crowded the street, and at times it was ex-
'remeIy difficult for them TO pass each other
1t reminded US Of the flush times we used to
have and the good times that are coming.
We have the dead thing on having AN abnn
dant supply of the necessaries of lite for the
ensuing winter.
Reese RiUer ReueIle, Nou "a.