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The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
Nem ADVERTISEMENTS TosDap

I OST-on Monday last, between Piacervills
~ and American Flat, All envelope addressed to
WILLIAM u. ANDERSON, contxiMiI = Mortgage
given ~ W. Iioalngswurth 70 W. Z. Anderson, .
note given BY said hOllingsWorth to h. Van be.
mark, and some other papers. /" will pay .
liberal reward 10 the finder. j. LAWYER
American Fiat, sept 18Th, lset.
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SA CRA Am ENTO VALLEK
RAIL DAD.
IT. -
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

HN ANU ABTEK MUNDAY, JUNE ISSu1 NE'~
" will lsavO eSea asnrnt0 - follows:
U 1RAn
WM leave eAoFaneStS Sa SA A. H., ! asdSHH
OoWB TRAU2
Leave FOLSOM at A. H., 13 D.. and ~ P.B'
on SUNDAY one train only. leaving SAcTs@sn~
at 6H A. H.. and Folsom at l3H
The and ,. =. up trains connect with 'hs -"
for Lincoln.
~ Passengers for FaeeTviIIe. Coioma, OecnXE
town, JsckSOns CeSsen Cay, Virginia City ~ - -
places east Of the mountains. vii eOUneos ". y .
down train.
FREIGHT By every Up train to YOIs"m' en- "
every morning dewn trsi6 to Sacramento.
J.R. ROBINSON. suP%
sacrsmsnto, June 10Th, 1864.
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AYERS AGUE CURE,

For Ms sneedy and eSrEdia Cure Of IatSrmittsns
Fever, or (ALIa dRd FeeSr, Remintnt Fe-
Cor. CAN F~rSr, Dumb A0We, Ps-iodt
cal HedddcAS Or Bilious HeIdd' AS,
Gad BOiOHS F|eOrS jNdeeJ. f6r
AS Who'll CIIAs Of Dt@SdseS
originating tR BliGry
DerGR1emeRt cGTAed
by ne .kIt.triI oF
.-....- AiGGamdtic CouRt,iAs.
This remedv has rarely failed to the Ssverest
cases Of Chilh and Fever, aud has his great sd
vantage other Ague medicines. that Il subdues
She cOmpl int wthoui injury to the patient. II
tains QIinine other deetrrious substance, nor
d"eS It produce quinism or any Il ,rrUus eject what
ever. shaking br0thres OF the ATd Y and the West,
try Il, and you will endorse three assertions.
Prepared By J. c. Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass, and
sold by,
r. White and q. J. Van VOORHEES, / Co. Placer
villc.
R. n. Mcdonald / Co., Sacramento;
Crane Bingham, Ban Francisco. and all dealers
In medicine. Oept
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The Physician ts o1ssn Hlan.a~
want Of success III his treatment. vAsa u. S,...,
ment In the rScOvery Of the SICK + y h .S1'.s.-
the administering '@Pors nrd'einss RsSsn ~
sPOsAscATy. h paying particular atasasssa 4. =.
eOnpOunding physicians prssertptisas "a ~.
recipes .he@ medicines OfunaOusssArarsy Of -.
White. Nedical Han, s appointed sRent 4, -.
of the gssIIns PaGeat Medicines.
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GbuEeBess'G Charitable @rotTS.

ProtestaAt EPASOOPal cAIr.A
PLACEkVlLLE. Divine eervic. u The o. ~.
eve"y Sunday morning, ~ lOk O'Clock sun1s~ -.
ct same place. at y o'eiesk. ?. H. cOLONI.ssO.tS.
on the arS. and thIrd sandy evening" Of lie -
end EOuFth eanday eve1inEB Of the TnostH =, -.
o'clock DIAMOND SPRINGE--serVIee eo ~ y.
ond and fourth Sundays Of each montb' - AsaI+
P.M @. G. PRIRCR Nat.iSN
Residence, Cary HouSs, PiaeeTviIIs -;
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GENERAL BANks' LABOR SYsTEM.-The
New York Times, . lesding .Administra-
tor paper, in speaking. in late n"n'brr,
Of General Banks labUr system in Louis
lana, says:
"Uuder the Louisiana Labor system, the
freed negro gels E.Od, clOthinR, medIeineh snd
4 hOuns IN hive in. He IL alsu pFnvided with .
free achool tor hia children, and premium "f
iIly dollaFs rear in money is UGersd i"r mar
riage and negro prOduet'On."
How geDer'Us the Administration is to
negroes. 10 addition to the above, the
negro also receives wages. Is there any
phee whore ''tbe oc.::.=.->:.:>," : ci-"- --"e~
4bings to poor white peoplei Dies 1t
feed, clOthe, provide them with medicines,
house to live in and educate their chill
drn for nothingH Does the Government
encourage poor white people to mar'y.by
giving them . premium Of City dollars ;
Is II not an outrage and insulting to the
white lGboring classes to tax them to
''leed, clothe and educate the negroes''H
How sad the reflection that in this bnast
ed land of liberty white men are dragged
from their homes and their familirs, and
driven like cattle to the slaughter, to se.
cure these blessings to negrOess The
party in power has shown by itS policy
that it cares nothing for the suffering "i
white 'men-all its energies are devoted
to elevaiins the negro. How much long.
er will the people in'lorse its policy!
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17

Catholic Chureh-Rev. ,. I.
will onieiate In Georgetown on eveFv A. s.SsaaA
Of the month ALEC, In COlOna Church 3" ~" 'h,.!
Sunday. Mvine service enmmeuose A. ~ sAIss y
vesPers, In At. PatTiekb Church P,sr.rv;,i.' = .
every Sunday evening, ai QuaEssr psSs !. M y
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
Special ann GtnrraI Nutir..

= An WxeslienS tnstitutIoh.@w. -;
% sah the s'Perial sttsusioa Of our reader, =.
aeVeTtiSsDeHt Of the EleetFupathle Ip,t,,..'
can FTaHei'oo, to BE- tUuDd elssvAsrs IN .-.
verifying s"lunHs The pNAe Of trsatm.u, !, ~.
Institute 10 diGsTsns hu~ that Pursu.S !. -
ether medical eStsblIsAmrut % the Pa.,a. = y
No Poisonous DHUes ARH uszs. n
JosSRLTH. ths ResiAsut and CaassHtUS -
clan, hes been connected With The Tss,i,... \
Eve yeaTs, and bearS veTy hish repss.s,.- I!
PhysieIAn. HIS sWs"ess In the tFSstn,N . -
esses Of . PRTvATs NATUHH hes, durius Ne
sSaT ysaFs. dTiYa aSAFE an ~ Sn,eS- s,,s
which that city formerly aboundsA, to uA,, -, -
tiles. PerS0ns 'uAsFinR With disease, Of ,t.,.-
ever natars, will do well 10 eaIl upnn m. -.
LTN, Who 10 Always ready Ia give HE s6v,.s s.-..
70 thOSe who may snASult hin. -.
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AYERS PILLS.

ARE TDCSICK. fee.
bic aud complAiUiuG?-
Air ynu Uut Of order
uith your system deraR-
& d an = y"ur ferlIngS
uncomfortable , Th-se
syWp On's are onen the
prelude to Serh.u- ~.
neSs sone ht OF sick.
D->s 10 cre Pug upon
you. and sissssA,d Ne A.
veried by q tim " USE
OI the rig I remedy -
Tale AYrr'a pilla and
The mountain Democrat., 1864-09-17
AARON KAHN,

r EGAL RLANKsoVALL KIEOSSoHH4S-
A NJ this oAea
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Agent for n Dorado OouAty-RoBER1
WHTfE. Chemist, a Medical Hall, Main etrest
Placervilla. [aeptSm8
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CHAS. L. WELLEk, GAGfrnHG.
n. D. hp41A, eseTrtAEy.
Democratic Co. Central COmAittsl
DEnOCRATIc PLATFORM.

JAMES JOHNSt n, Chairman,
CHAa. GILpRA. Secretary
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Reep aa hsAara ehe Paanlai

F., 3 %3.AS~HvxH.a~. oAx-- ..
SstsreAsss..-..z.!...s9. .SsSssaSor ~. lsSA.
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SPEECH OF SECRETARY SEWARD.

, Lincoln and johnson. the Candidates Of
the UnIOB-PhiIRO eiphiR and the Draft
The Chicago Convention and Its plat
characterization and DtsuniOu, or Lin
calm and UDtOn.
,WAsHINGToN, September l3.-rSecretary Seward
made the following address to the Lincoln and
johnson Association, which called upon him this
evening
FY11ow. ClT1yFNs II understand that you are
the Lincoln and johnson Association OF tue Dis
uict OF Columbia. Cries OF ''Ne are. lt IS
well 10 inquire, because u Is well mat When
people meet each party should know exactly who
the other party are. / will tell you, therefore,
who am. am "A citizen who 10 Ia favor OF tue
same ticket you support-liucoln and johns IN.
/ am for them because they are the candidates or
the Union which We are hghtng for. We have
found il necessary 70 fight for that cause, and
when ! am obliged TO fight for cause am
the last man that goes to the poll and votes
Feilow-Citizens In a speech made at Au-
burn i said there should be no draft bee iuse the
army is being reinforced by five thousand % ten
thousand volunteers per day. The people of
auburn understood me, and cleared their district
of the draft by volunteering. Patriotic men in
Philadelphia write me that they understood me
10 say that there viii be no dram, and therefore
they stop volunteering. l avail myself, there
fore, Of this occasion 20 correct their mistake by
saying that ms "grace can only show ltseit Dy
works., so the draft will surely come II we DO
not volunteer and 50 prevent il. hope that point
is settled now.
Fellow-citizens :-Tbe Democracy at Chicago
after waiting six weeks to see whether the war
for the Union is 10 succeed OF fail, finally con-
oluded that Il would fail. Therefore they went
In for nomination and platform 20 make the
failure sure thing by & cessation Of hostihtes
and an abandonment Of the contest. At Balti-
more on the contrary, we determined that there
should be no such thing as failure, ana therefore
we went in to save the Union, by battle TO the
last. Sherman and FarragUt have knocked the
bottom out of the Chicago nominations and the
IN
Baltimore nominations are staGnch and sound.
The issue Is thus squRrely made up; Mcclellan
ana Dtunion. OF Lincoln and Union. Have you
Any oonnt Of the result Of that issue ('No NOD
Nor do have any doubt
m, many thanks, my friends, for this visit. Good
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slto Of the chicago Convention.

The building deCigned for the use of the Chi
cago Convention WAS situated upon the shore OF
Lake Michigan, within a mile of the central
portion of the city, and accessible by horse rail
roads. 1t was within sight Of the grave Of Douglas
which will remain without monument until the
Union which he so dearly loved shall have been
restored The building was Of gigantic proportions
six hundred and twenty-eight feet circumieT-
cnce. and about two hundred feet diameter Il
was estimated 70 be capable Of accommodating ht-
teen thousand persons. The roof OF this immense
amphitheahe was thirty-seyen feet from the floor
in The centre, was covered with patent felt roofing,
and sloped gradually 10 the cOmce, which was
tNenay eight feet from the ground.
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AIADY IN THE LAST. STAGE OF coSsrMrro,

CUALD.
From tho Boston journal.
JuN ~ lsGI.-I, Mrs. Nancy Sloan Of No S. Warren
street, Chbrcstown, do certify that la been afflicted
for ten years. My right side was pardlyZed that
could not lie on Il. During that time from ca
arEh strc ihrout would cough from hours
tlme was very nervous seldom could sleep at night
Lad lung fever two years since which reduced me To
skeleton. had all the medical advice aud medicines
MOI ey could procure, but al to purpose was last
sinking IN the last stage of consumption. confined
TO bed when MIS- II. e.. Browns Metaphysical Discovery
was sent ioG. II was applied according tl direction,
iclt no better, but rather worse for some time
My friends wanted me TO give up, saying Il would Kill
me; al was too far and too weak try anything
more. But my mother said would die it / did not find
relief In the Discovery and the last tGla To cure
me she would continue Il. We found that It was the
circulation which rushing intO my system which was
taking effect As The circulation Kept increasing my dis
ease BEGAN to break uD. 1t six weeks after began
TO apply the medicine before could gather strength go
Into Boston TO Mrs NJ q. Brown, and then mad to
have help. The second time l ventuTe1 went without
help ard the third time found my way without any d-
hcuy began the use of the Metaphysical Discovery
haNad the result ON this 9th OfJuy, tnat health and
strength rs tast returning 10 my emaclated frame.
My palayLcd side IS restored to YgOr; / rest
wei on H. Sly catatrh IS gone. My cough, my nervous
ness, and sore throat are gone sleep well All my ir-
regularuos have disappeared, and must acknOwledge
mat y the providence OF God was directed TO the
MIS- NJ. q. browns Metaphysical Discovery, and by Il
lAkcn nom the mouth OF the and restored 10 my
family and friends know IN, diseases gone and a
general circulation has taken place but expect win take
time to regain my lost flesh and strength
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REMARKABLE CURE or DEAFNESS OF TWENTY



], John a NcwtOmb, Of Quincy, do certify that have
been entirely deaf my left FOR w enty years, for
the past sN years my right has been deaf that
eoud not hear conversation or public speaking OF
kind, could not hear the church bells Rag while was
sitting In tie church have also been troubled for
ber OF years with very throat that obliged
60 give up sIGng In ctulci, for had lost my voice.
had gregt trouble In my head, terrible noises amO
CIazluess, My head felt numb and stupid and was u
source Of constant truubc to me.
tried every remedy tat could be thOulh Of went TO
auIsts but us they wanted 10 use instruments would
have nothing tu do with them. About m)nth since
obtained Mrs NJ g. Browns Aetaphys SIC Discovery and
used according TO the directions on the bottles. Aud the
result Is that the healing OF both perfectly restored
so that can hear wcas any man. The great trouble
IN my head is entirely gone MY head feels perfectly easy
and at rest My throat, which diseased entirely
cured ana have recovered my voice again. would not
take thousand dollars for the teneH have received
in the use OF Nrs, Browns Mctaphy steal Discovery.
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RAILROAD LINES.
WILMINGTON, AND
l BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.
On ana after MONDAY, August l, 1864
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia for 80.
Baltimore at 43l Express, Mondays eNccpted)i sos 4.
chester at sos ms a. NJ, 1870 $780, 1870, 600 sndllO
wilmington at $50 OIondays excepted), sos IUI5 A.
NJ, 80, $50, 43O, 600, 10 30 and Hoop. M.
New Castle at 500 A. NJ, and 4BO L. Nj.
Dover at sos \. n. and 4'3O T. NJ
Milford al % A, NJ.
Salisbury at SOFA. NJ
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at S'4j $40 A, M. (ENpress) llo,
$40 and 10 % +. NJ.
wmlRgton at iis, CI5, A. M l224 r45, 400, 4'5s,
7aud Q lOP.M.
Salisbury at l'dj 4 NJ.
Milford at 245 +. N.
New Castle al 30 A. T., ana G'27 p. II.
Chester at 7I5 $40 a. M rOO, A. 40, 800, 1j6 94o
L. NJ
Leave Baltimore for salisbury intermediate stations
AT 1925 Z. NJ.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and intermediate stations at
TRAINS FOR baltimore.
Leave Chester at $40 A. NJ ,8'Oj and li'Oj |. NJ -
Leave Wilmington at 5S5, s25 A. M, $40 aud lliO
Z. M
Freight Trains, with Passenger Car attached, WIN
Leave Wilmington Perryvie and intermediate places
sUEbAYs Only at 4ao An. lOaOP NJ, from Phla-
From Phiiadephia to wilmington at 49O A. NJ, 1885,
and IL +. NJ.
From villa npton to Philadelphia at l4s A, NJ and 100
+. NJ. Only at 1925 f. NJ from Baltimore to Philadelphia
iA4 L. kENNEf, superintendent.
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PROPOSALS.


L ICsouse, Soul,r-.
PHILADELPHIA. September l3, 1861.
Seal pro posu's win b received at thc office Of the un-
tCIf-n,u, No lt.GIEAED street untiluDOu Of WClnCs
day .sL Instant trmeut, during the term Of six
months CtmmouCug OCTOBER !, lsGi OF an deceased
ful rrs within the limit. ct the military district of Pnlu-
dlplHu, including ,H.> vr, CheBuut lint Germantown,
NlyCUwn, HudJm. tHu, lrng Mil Fort Aliinin, Camp
WIsm Penn White lIull, and Beverly, as well any
outrltu-uals, Earguub or Camps, that may be cst0b
NsLtd Within Tint term.
Proposal, must Include plain but neat pine conn.,
stained: the UsC 0i Ie1rse; burial place; etcrius
and setting CRcn grave of hoadbOBrd 90 he fur
us.,dhy tc GoFcHmrHb ANA all charges necessary to
make flC Do rial ruWpIrC
Separate Irupu.n'. may bc forwarded for White Han
and beverly, where there are Government Cemeteries
established
Nopopo ais will bc received unless properly filled In
upon blanks, which hr had at this office, and must be
guaaniod by cepus known at this office TO be respou
sIhc.
The United states the right to reject all bids
deemed inc ompGiihlc with its Interests.
BY order uf Coour. AlrS. J Perry @ NJ. Dt L. 8. 4.
ALBEIT - ASlIMEAD,
Nlll2t Captaiu ana A. O. NJ.
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REMARKABLE CURE OF DISCHARGES FROM THE
EAR. Diseased EYES. ANn LOS. OF LNTEL

IktIy
rHILApT LPHIA, September :, lSGi-I. Henry BIaryle
Jefferson street (neHr Mr. Brownhodts coal yard), &c
mantOWn do ccl y that my son Joshua took brain fever
and ctaIrh on the breast which left him with discharges
nom the ear and diseased eyes. The discharges never
ceased His ears became quite large and unnatural,
covered with Ecab. ne pillows hao 10 be changed during
the night saturated were they with the discharges It
would be mpOss bc TO describe the condition Of his eyes
Ny umiy p yscian aid he would blind. Ills intellect
also became impaired, that he cared not TO be- or play
with children lie took notice Of anything around him.
None but the parent tell what suerng were %
look on our child I'm this condition.
Most providentisly, about one year ago, Mrs.
NJ, G., Browns metaphysical Discovery advertised in
the Ledger. went TO the once, 40 Arch street, and
procured The medicine MY wife applied II faithfully and
perscyeringy, The medicine worked slowly at the
beginning, but swe perseyered and the result IS that
our son s entirely cured Of his diseases His intellect
seems TO have awakened out OF the sleep " death Hes
considered now bright and intelligent boy, The dis
charges from his ears have entirely ceased and his
have become smal and natural His eyes clear and
alIong MY VIE aud myself welt satisfied with the
great cure performed on child by Mrs. NJ. g. Browns
all Who tuneT.
-, Mrs NJ. @. Browns Celebrated Poor Richards Eye
naeL ~ per bottle sa s1e25 cents. scalp Renoya-
tor, 81 per bottle.
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WASHINGTON, September H.-Elcyen millions
five hundred and nry thousand dollars Of the
bonds, on account OF the recent loan Of thrty-ono
and half million. have been sent of by the
Treasury Department. All the certificates thus
far received are satisfied.
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DROPOSALs FOR WALNUT HEAD

PHI 'DELTnA. September Is, 1864.
Sealed Proposals will he received at the Office the
dopigned No lIo3 GIeAI,D Street, until noon Of MON
DAY 2Gh inst for deiyD ring the United Ware
houses, Hanover street wharf, on or before OCTOBER
u, HOT
each feet long, 10 nCnes vide, Inches thick, )hed
o all stes and oiled,
A ample must be sent with each proposal and must
be similar TO sample now al this office.
Pr pOsaE will be received for the whole part the
above
No proposals. win be received unless properly nied in
upon blanks which he had this office, and must
hcrulrI toCd by persons known at this office 10 be
spunsible
The United States reserves the right to reject al bids
deemed ncomI atihe win It's Interests.
ly order OF Colonel A. j. Ferry, Quartermasers De
pariuent, U. s. a.
ALBERT s. ASHMEAD,
g4-lOt CAPTAIN aud Assistant Duarferinaster
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ALBERT s. AsHAIEAD,
Captain and Assistant Quarterma6ter
PROPOSALS FOR STRAW FOR HoSPI-

PtuI ApELPHGA, September IL, 1854.
scaled Proposals viii be received at the office the
acrIgued No. llO3 CIR ARD Street, until Of TUES
bAl 2h Instant for furnishing 10 the United States for
N months, cOmmel cling October !, 1864, an the Straw
required for use az the various hospitals, barracks
9iht' public buldirls camps, within the limits OF the
MhNuy sr,ct Of Philadelphia, including Chester, Chcs
uut III Gernautowu, NlcctpWu, HaddlngtOu, Spring
MIL Fort hihin, Whte Han, and Beverly Wen as any
u'hc Htt may he cstAb. shed within that time.
f. posals must STATE the prices separately for rye and
whc straw In tuLdle and bacB, and must include tile
CtuN rry WLole er ordered.
Ne proO ais will be resolved unless properly filed in
upur blanks, whC n be had at this office and must
ur uaItevd By pCrsuIs knOwn NJ this Ocu 10 be re-
p,IriblC
thr uttd state reserves n right 10 reject all bids
der I'd incOu pa llr iih is interests.
ll order = G. OHvl Alex. J. Perry, Quarterma sterg
utpr tmtut u. a.
ALBERT s. AsIIAIEAD,
"ltHt Captain, 4 d. NJ
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PRETTY PicKLE.-Old Rowe kept a hotel
where he used 70 say that one could get anything
thai was ever made 70 cut. One dav in came
Yankee, who Geked old Rowe whst he coniJ oi,,c
him for dinner Anything sir, from a nic2isd
eggplant 10 R~canary birds tongue.p aXVall .
said the Yankee, cycling Rowe, "Ih take a niece
ri Dickled elephant" ''Well, we've cot ien, an
ready right here in the house, but yoa'll have To-
/ ke whole nm, cause we never cut en-" Ehe
Yankee thought he would take soRe eoddsh aud
potatoes.
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THREATENED DEMONSTRATION BY THE AMBER,
sONyILLE PRISONERS.
Correspondence of,le Charleston Usrcuu

COFye5pgHd de0cf Of me thgYct0n MeyrWy,
RICHMOND, August 27,-What change has
come over the cavalry Of Northern Virginia,
since a man of mind and earnestness took COM
mand. Witness the part played by that arm
from TTeyillian's down 10 the brilliant success at
Reams'. South CarOlinaus are making reputa.
tions fast Of late,
We captured prisoners, cannon and line, of
works many miles in the rear of the enemys
front toward Petersburg. He still holds the road,
but Grst and last, 1t has cost him not less than
$1,000 men-a little army--in killed, wounded,
and captured, and the end is not yet. Untortu-
nately our plan of attack leaked out. This last
affair was known in Richmond, and hnted in
two Of yesterdays papers,
From the Herald Of the 23d we learn that the
prisoners at AndersonyiIle have sent four of their
number 10 Washington to represent 10 Lincoln
the actual state OF that hell on earth 10 which his
love of the Niger has condemned them. There
sill be a irenzied howl in the North, but the
world will eXOneTate us, and the Democrats will
not be slow TO fix the blame where II belongs.
Fears have been entertained Of the rising Of
the AndersOnyille prisoners. There is no danger
unless an outside raid should overcome our gar
rison. Not long ago, during a torrent fall of rain
and lust at dark, fifty feet of the stocade at An
Jacksonville was washed away by the rising Of
the stream which runs through the pen-hfty
feet en- two tdes--where the stream enters and
BhsFs It emerges 80 far from attempting to
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OTHBR OIL WELLS.

Although the OH Creek valley is the richest in
the world 1t still is not the only one where petro-
leum is found, and where oil wells are sunk sue
Cessfully, At TidiOute, on the Allegheny on
French Creek, a tributary Of that river on the
Kanawha river, in Virginia in one or two places
in Kentucky In Ohio, and especially at Mecca in
that State, oil wells are now in successful opera
tiOn. The oil az Mecca was discovered in 1860 by
Mr.. Wood, who, dining at the hotel, observed a
film of oil upon the surface of a glass of water
standing by his plate. lie Immediately bought
the well and ground from which it came, aud
drilling, struck the oil vein at the depth Of fifty
NaaN
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PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
i TRIAL RAILROAD, OPEN 70 ONFoRD-sPRlEG

PASSENGER Depot Philadelphia has been changed from
FRhtCCn.h and Market streets. to THIRTY FIRST and
MARKET Streets, West Philadelphia. Market Street
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers 70 and hom
tie Depot.
Passengers go through without change Of cars.
ia4 HENRY WOOD, Superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-14
SHIPPING.

.FRss STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
SAhkRs pool, touching at Queenstown Cork Hsrbor.
ILe we'll known steamers Of the Liverpool, New York
and Philadelphia steamship Company are intended 70
sail as follows
CITY OF WAsHINGTON. Saturday, September II.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday, september -,
CITY OF LONDON, Saturday, Octoberl.
And every succeeding Saturday at nOon from Pier No
A North River. - - - -. . - -. -
First Cabin $4,000 Stcerage .,........... SG00)
First Cabin to London lO 90 steorage 70 London 6sg0
First Cabin TO llambr gs0OO Steorcge 10 Hamburg, H0O
Passengers also forwarded 20 HAvre Bremen, Rot
teTdam, Antwerp, &C. at equally lOwrates.
Fares from Liverpool 0 Queenstown First Cabin,
$50 Sl7O S2l0 Steerage from Liverpool and Queens
town $40 Those who wish 10 send for their friends
buy tickets here at these rates,
For fuI Ler information apply at the Compsnys offices.
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
No. Ill WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.