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Thrco Editions, 80 900 Each,
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Have already been publlshed and distributed
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Eafch Them In.

We will take any amount of wood,
apples, potatoes, wheat, corn, flour,
etc, on subscription. The highest
market price allowed. Bring them
along.
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Premium List.

Premium List.
The list of premiums awarded at
the last Fair has been handed in for
publication, but owing to the sick
ness of one Of our workmon we are
unable to give it this week. We
shall publish it in our next issue.
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Married

On the 9th inst. by Rev. W. S.
Lunt, Mr.. Charles L. Turlcy and Miss
Laura j. Cox, both of this place.
Accompanying the above notice
came plentiful supply of edibles
which were pronounced by all hand.
as not being "bad to take Long
life and much happiness TO Turley
and his companion.
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Snow.

Snow.
The first snow Of the season fell
last Friday night. or course there
was not enough for sleighing purpos-
es, but sufficient to remind one that
Old Winter is fast approaching.
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At His Photograph Rooms,

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"A ssi Gmee's Notice.

NOTICE is hereby civea that The suhscri.
~ Dor was, on the 18th day u; October, 1854.
appointed and qualified as assignee. IN place
ef Chester Church, deceased. ofthe property,
rights and credits of Asa Stannard, formerly
of FinHlay, Hancock County. ohio. for the
benefit ol all the creditors OF the said as
slgnor. The reditDrs oT the SAID Asa Stan.
nard are hereby requested 10 present to me
their claims, according to law, for allowance.
JACOB f. BuRHET.
Assignee of Asa Stanuard.
Oct 81, '64.-3w
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ducoS free splitting ana will be found very a
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n You Have IA Cold, # ever 50 slight. d,
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Do not be put or with any other. Ask for
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TnE peculiar faint or
infection which eve
call ScRoFULA turks
In the constitutions OF
mnltituiles Of men. IL
either produces or IA
produced by an en-
fcebled, vitiated state
of the blood, wherein
that fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
fthc vital forces in their
vigorous action, and
eleaves the. system 10
, fall into disorder and
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES.
The Private Medical Adviser
An invaluable treatise Of o. pages, by
DIR. JOUN HA VEY,

DIR. JOHN HA VEY,
published for the benefit of tho sex.
On recent Of TFs CENrs, il will be sent
post paid ia a sealed envelope, to all who ap.
ply tor II.
II gives concise description Of all the dis
eases peculiar To females, together with
means OF cure, and treats Of Conception.
Miscarriage, Sterility, Sexua,,
Abuses, PrOdpsGs Uieri, Female Weakness,
Consumption, &i,, and much other valuable
Information not puhlishodi in any other work
Every lady should procure a copy with
out delay.
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glrp ANbcrtIsemrnrs.
INTERNAL REVENUE

llV I'LL llgAU llUVuIVUU.
-~O~>~-~~~>~-~~-~>~>~-
ASSES OR'S OFFICE, 9TH DIST, OHIO,l
UPPER SASDUsRY, October p, 1864.
DY JOINT resolution of Congress- approv
ID ed July lth, 1864, Il special Income Duty
of Ave per cent. was laii on all Incomes, from
whatever source derived, tor the year ending
DECEMBER 31ST, 1858,
Over and above $500.
Notice is hereby given to all persons, in e
oluding Government Officers and Employees,
Civil and Military, 20 render on or before the
18th Day Of NoUemJ:r, 1864,
To the Assistant Assessor Of the Div sion in
which thev reside, Il detailed statement of
their Income for the year 1861. whether de.
rived from Salary, Trade, Profession, or any
other vocation ur source whatever. includu 9
Interest from Dividends, United States Bonds
Nc.
If said returns, in detail. are not made By
the time specified, it will he the duty Of the
Assessor tp levy said SPECIAL Tax upon the
returns Of income heratufore ma de Tor said
year, 1858 without any deduction therein ON.
and all who fail to make returns oi tAcir In
come heretofore required, or having made
false OF fraudulent returns. will he assessed
by him, and u penalty of atty per cent. added
thereto. u the law directs.
q. W. b .ERY. Assessor,
Oct. 2s, '6i.-t3 jth District, ohio.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
The Sehoonsr -. b. Proctor.
SASpr Hoox, Dec 10. 1884
The schooner u. n rroc,sr has bean 60, OF aaa new
aacbored resr the wharf here
Cify IntslltGsae~.

ANNUAL EtscrIoS rHa FiRs DsrAsixxsr - To morrow
night the annual eocop for President Vice President
Secretary Treasurer and Trustees OF New York FIRE
Department win cd 10 the usual place The great
sst exctemens 10 iet In The result, movement has
mon Connected with The department. there are Two
tickets In the nsd beaded BY John r. Patt or Pre
sdent with Joha Giles for Treasurer and the other ~
Harry Howard for President, With Janss Miller for
Treasurer. there s streug movement 70 defeat NJ.
GIiss who has sug onrcated Treasurer. The cleo
zion wIl commence ~ hsfpass ssvsa cock 81 Fire.
mems Hall, In Mercer street
rousrusxru wAnp runAts EVENING ScMooa This
school vas visited On Wednesday evening BY Professor
rrebahss ssd O. ,. sseus Ess ~ the rsqssss q tAs
ssyere huossus psa1isgs, aad NJ stosl als ssms
marks wkIsh were fsestvsd with much appseotaatsa.
ies utmost eapsslty. fAs discipline sxceseS saA
hs pssiis saa6 wssA oseA svsV>As~ ssA ,ss1s.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Pne = m . sic Cnes~ssssy.

Professor Doremus delivered the nrst u courss or
Eve lecturss this most interesting subject M the
Cooper Institute last essnns 1hs high rsputatos -
the lecturer attracted large sudescs and the snseca
vas treated 10 the most scientific and able manner
used In illustrating The sui sct, andvhs most Won
dsrful effects produced The cosshussIbIs proper
Ties Of phosphorus fully descrtbsA and d that cca
uecon the lecturer remarked that ~ lse murdseous
attempt 10 bura ths city must hare been conducted -
The most uussisatioo principles, o. pbosphovue uo,so
subseted 70 certain atmospheric rsoueuccs Z q hss1.
lee simess = ssy ether s6suns'sis subssases.
he secons lecture VIII - d1,ivsse1 Meaday evsa-
sae grsas sclsece wnlsa Psyssos Dcrsnss sseu - -
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Tue EUROPEAN Pass UpoS ORR LATE ErFc-
TioS-The papers OF Europe comuen. at some
length upon our Presidential election. and bat
few Of them appear surprised or disappointed
at the result. Ia France the liberal press II on
our side and for Mr.. Lincoln, and the old Bour
bon and clerical press is on the rebel side aud
against Mr.. Lincoln. In England the liberal
press goes with the liberal press of France
and The organs Of the arisocracy go with tie
organs of the French Bourbons But 10 Eng.
land another class Of journals; led by the
London Times, regard this election ~ an inter.
sediate stage between democracy and despot.
ism. Tho Roman republic became tyranny,
tue French republic became an empire. and
the English republic OF Cromwell was super
seded by an aristocrscy. In the same way, say
these journals, the United States will relapse
into . monarchy. They forget, however, that
universal suffrage and the diffusion Of intslli.
gence among the people were unknown In
Rome, France aud England. They forget, also,
that the dignity with which our last election
was conducted. In the midst Of great and
exciting civil war, proves that the American
people are still masters OF the situation. The
people who put President Lincoln In are quite
strong enough to turn King Lincoln out, and
this republic, which has shown itself more
glorious than ever, 10 fully able to protect
itself against imperial smbltioo, douestlc
traitors and foreign fees.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Trials NJ Police eHeadaaarsers.

rBH cAsR or SERGEANT roLLY-Liyslr sceNss ar
rHs ACADEMY or prsio-A psruty sHgRir1
AGAINST rlArooN OF POLICEMEN
The before the hoard Tor .rs ~-nx past hsva
been very quite TO too public
eenersy The only Of interest ~as that Of
Ssrsesps Polly, OF the E.gbtecush precnct who was
comrs:Gcd os by Joseph Merriam, . deputy sheriff
ard 'ormcrly nenber OF lbe police force Mr.. Mer.
stated h the night OF the 2eth OF October the
last o. the git ievciry on tho Academy
Of Nusc and ths he there aplo, ed b. me mana
gers tc preserve order; Shat whie engaged no WAS
violently assaulted BY Sergeant Poiy who put him ous
OF the house. beet him and then ordered him 10 be
muse no Vas saan beaten. sos that ''ss eo,,v
threw him down sod dragged him ~ the
geaut roIly but that nicer who seldom csugnt nap
ping gave very different look, a. soon as he had An
opportunity 70 speak lie showed By half dozen Or
more witnesses that. during tie performance on the
uiynt alluded 10 there was one the audience wAs
was intoxicated aud ~ d!sorderlv 20 rompc the police
10 remove him. Very after he had heen eec's ed
Mr. Merrsm came With him 10 the door and passed hm
would i.ke 10 suy put MIN out himself either.
sergeant Polly came along ~ tbs luncture aud asked
lion began In low toue. bu. gradually increased u
volume. Nsmcs we're banded merriam thought Polly
n'sS ,S and Poly thought Merriam was ,y ,o ns
put him out OF the theatre. and Polly re; k~A
that hs though, he could DO = s,.1s M .sa s, sr.:r.s
twngiina A crowd collected on the outside and See
gesn, rely ordered Msr,sm sent 70 .he station eou.s
station bcuse and dened The whole pIsoou 70 take him
back coll that he thea hung ~ his club and grasp
ing Merram broke hold suddetiy from the rainc
that both himself std Tue prisoner rolled the
rocr that he being quicker than Merriam. jumped up
hrst aud seiyng the latter by tue back cuar coae
he drsw,bi the cell Al the witnesses swsrs thas
there was uupeosssary violence used; that he Was
Inc station house al ell aud further that II hs had bssa
orderly and walked a. the cell he would not have been
irassed iher@ This close the The eompIsins
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Police Iuteiiigence.


ONE or THEM SPECIAL DwrITy sHERIrP.
Three men, named James Fuzpatrck, James Mopouaid
and Hugh Riley the latter sad BE- .pecai deputy
sheriff. were brought before Justice Dowug at the
rombs, yesterday afternoon, iney having arrested
by officers Lem ant yule of Filth precinct on Gus.
pcon OF having set fire the qaor prisoner
Fitzpatrick, the 1rsi 6ocr n-cm,.s. l4o reenwich
street appears that when the pisee discovered V
be on fire, At hafpast two clocs In the morning, bp
occy Fleming, OF tho ttth sapped help
Ctber Policemen cams up aud hgrs n the door when
trey fond two three barrels "a The platform
where liquor casks stood fre hos burned
10 the gcor On makDg more mnute examin "a Fire
srshai Baker aud the oiicets loGld two old psir
Of drawers aud -ocgs ssturatei With Alcohol and in
when gene .fuc Ending wood, deposited between
The casks White tEe .nvestgacn vac progress Riley
appeared 10 the Pace ane his coudDct such 70
excite svspicion 10 answer TO question asked him,
Riley sad he slept 10 The place, and tho rsi TO
discover the IRE He exhibited & oricer Yue snd
Nfrslai fRker specisi deputy sbsris shield, and
marked thht he had been sachine building IN Wash.
lngton street between laaht sod vesiry streets So0a
gierwsfd FITZPATRICK and hH bsrkecper tNcDona,dt
euteres rom huf seemed upsbe to accou1s
Tor the crigO OF the rc There yc the stove.
apparently had been the dsv previous, snd
stere seemed bc no DOUBT that the FIRE hsd been
kuoct ~ ies'Rn Marshii BAKER crNerad u
the three aUd shCy accord BsIy taken the
station house. Justice Dwng neid parties
for . further examination
The New York herald., 1864-12-11
Marine ~.

Losa BRANCH, N. j. Zee 10, ts6l
The schooner recg-arh ashore al Long Braach. She
is tight Grew saved
a bark Is ashore Il Deal Name unknown. csss
saved
schooner came unknowr - yet sunk slr-niiss tro1
,h.a D. ace al eleven O'CLOCK this morn.ng.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

BowERY THEATRE. BOwery -ssvss EsoArxs-s,
DhCREEs CRIME
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

NEW BowERY THEATRS Bowery -CnARcoAL bor-
TnAT BLACK bAG-fovRgry AND wEALTH.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. HArPIEsr DA
or Mr. LiR-PEorLE's LAWYER
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

N0m.A ARRIVAL or the Can ads.
HALIFAX, Dec. l0-8 r. =
No s.sn. ci the Canada Up 10 the present hour.
FURIOUS sucw storm sci % hour ago. Wind blew.
IN n
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

BARNUMs MUSEUM, Broadysv. ysv.-PASosAsA-THegx
GAMSoTH FA4 GIRLs-InGkE 5IANTs-TwO
IspiNs- FRrNcH AuroaAIoSs. DRAMATIC PERroRxa
Day and Lverlng
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

BRYANTS' AiNSfREbS Mechanics Hall Az Broad
wsy.-EraIoriAs sosGs DANCES BuRlgseEEs &C -litGH
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

oLysrIo THEATRE, Broadvay.-rsr srRsErs or
NEw YORK.
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

NIBLoS GARDEN, Brcsdwav-CooSix soooAn.
wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway How sHK Lows
The New York herald., 1864-12-11

Au'ei was extcuted IN front 0t Newgate
jail and the scenes around the gal!ow. accord.
Ing to the admissions of the London papers.
were disgraceful 10 civilization and a witherine
commentary upon the claims OF the English to
be considered q model people. About one
hundred thousand persons were present.. The
internal yels of this immense multitude dis.
tuibed Muller's last moments In bis cell aud
cruelty interrupted his devstions The London
Times coniesses that "garotting and highway
robbery were carried on In wholesale, open,
broadcast manner" in full view Of the prison
authorities and the police, whs allowed it to be
virtually unchecked" The same paper says
There were regular gangs who honueted.
sometimes garotted, and always piundered,
any person whose dress led them to think him
worth the trouble" The police did not at.
tempt to interfere, although Tho Times states
that "such were the open pastimss OF the awful
mob frsm daybreak to the time Of execu-
tion"--seme four or dve hours. This descrip-
ticn conveys 10 MS a vivid idea OF that model
Britisb civilization OF which we hear 20 much,
and which 10 said to be 50 strongly In contrast
with our barbarities. In NO other metropolis
Of civilized nation could such violence aud
rioting rage unchecked. In Paris executions
are differently managed. The criminal, like
his victim, knows nothing OF the time At which
he 10 to die, and all his mental torture ID con-
densed into The half hour whioh Is occupied
In preparing him for the guilistiae. In
less thaa three minutes after he leaves the
prison hs IL dead. No time Il permitted him
for conversation or for spsschmaking. But
no suoa vicisus crowd osald collect at m exc.
Qstloa p Paris, and n. each oussagss could b
The mountain Democrat., 1864-08-20
SUMMONS,

STA1E OF CN1FoHNIi. County - ~ Dorado
= SS-ln tie p.st',ct coai; .! Tic Eeseaih judi.
cal pstrct.
Ac,iou hrourl !u he r.,.r,.t c. r-t of the Flew
t'.;h Jld cial District aIl the corI,u,ni MID in
AcCour'y Of El DuTaio, 10 The aitt " th- CLERK
e sad D.strei C.Git, IL AID for sad County AID
Tie People Of the state Of fCa,irorp;a. to JACOB
kOliN anI his vie, THEEEsE kuIlN, Drf,Edants
Gr1eiirg;
YCaafs he5cyT rcqaiicd 10 aIPe.r "a an I1fEn
brought against y"u by Martin Burnham, Plaint'd,
in ilr D.stlri Crur; of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
uic; in and for the County of Fl Dorado, and to az
swer the comr'a;n; flied therein the 2Sth day Of
Aprd, A. d. ls6I, within ten days exclusive OF
the day Of fservicrl amer T. service On you OF this
summouS-i'!t '!trvrd within Ills County; il served
out OF ills County, bat within this Judicial District,
within twenty day or.f served out of said District.
then within forty days-or judgment by default will
I be taken against yoa.
/ The said action is brought TO obtain Judgment
against YOU for the sum Of Sio" amount due on
certain promiss"ry note made by you 10 said III
March 2ith. ls52. aud Interest on said sum at the
rate OF three per cent per MONTH from October 18th
1S63 aEso, for decree Of foreclosure and order ol
sale Of certain morIEaged premises adjoining the
Presbyterian Church property, on CoOmA street, 10
the City OF Placerville, FL Dorado County and state
Aforesaid moTtgaged to secure the payment OF SAID
note; also for the sum Of $3.50 attorneys fees, IS
provided for In said mortgage, all OF which is more
particularly desci bcd IN copy OF complaint bereWIu
accompanying. And If you fail TO appear and an,
swer the said complaint as above required, the sS1
Plaintiff will take judgment against you for SAD
sums, Interest, decree and costs, according 70 INC
prayer sf said complaint.
Witness, Hon :. W. BRocEwAY, Judge Of said DIS
trict Court q the Eleventh Judicial District. =,
: ~l Attest my hand, and the seal OF sad
! SEAL Court in and for said County of'El Dors,
/ - do, hereto afixed, at Office in the City o.
Pacerv!lle, this the 2Sth day OF April. A. lso4>
/ --- CD CARPENTER, C1erk
! Inter Rev. By A. J. Lowry, Dep. Clerk.
80 cts. By order Of Hon. Ogden squire''
" --~~- County Judge, FL Dorado C5unty'
/ Witness: G. J CARPENTER, Clerk
/ by A. J. Lowry. Drpty
] gro. +. WILLIAMS, PIES Atty apSOmB