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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
Meeting of the Fcuian Rrotherhss&.
THR CONDUCT OF CATHOLIC PRIEST d
EOUNCED.

TIE CONDUCT OF CATHOLIC PRIEST p1'
NOUSCED.
A meeting Of the Fcnian Brotherhood of Jsr-
sey City ard Hudson City Was held last evening "
Wildwood Hail, jersey City. for the purpose Of Irs
tcstin, against the Interference OF Rev T. Venuta vita
a meeting Of the ssociston held at Hudson City o.
Sunday evening last and attempting - break t ~.
John Pope Hodneti Center 7. T.. Of jersey City r-S
sided Tie following preamble and resolutions were
offered and adopted ana nimously:
hsycrs This body had upon sunday Dee H. 1884, esise
public meeting IN Washington HAL hufso1 'hy 10 coasH
rone Of teuns but of such OF orr items stnfays
ieTeas Oh ts occasion, IHitI the Row -
Vsnui CaLoc Lastr Il ud on CITY lad esoay intsr.
lrc IA yo.rt and indecorOus manner Tor the puTpct ~
lr.vn- 2 asngap the sad meeting aud Tad Med "a
and 1.ti,0I-l suc! as acns himself an TIE
tls irr here employing aause language
rer, threats fr the rrrcs ~ deeffre p1Y'
tr from Per rpatnt tsFen; md hee1 tnr ooec' Q. .as
ab1y meeting Ia ,oua either wish t. avs VI As
United states with tEs csisstcsl q church
Ni.us within the limits thereof the F.nian roherhee4
a purely political bosy Gpsa to tue friends Of Ireland -
80 I'D fha, We the reuians o. Jersey ard ITrison eeA
h epYLaic and rp-i al ecclesiastical Interference SiA
rsf ,i actions eus Of the iist sta eS vLsass
the M acti lave reference 20 Ireland Ar.rlcs and th6
r a-tu0l7cd-e arbers In the EXERCISE o. c!vts
functions e1csl the laws and Constitution under which %
Pe 'rr8 Tt.,we look upon the coniact Of ~, Pey. z
afrrasion the
10 h 90 urincb. u,rpotcn OF despoic powrr, ntesc
abls attic TePshc, -Id l. sub.itea TO- caicGA.es
10 rderm.ue Eud eventually stroy oar dearest pN'ese'"
ir.tif~m
Rc,ed That We not only protest ~ ains tie unwsrrsnt
able and spotr rxscise Of assumed aut oEty on the pi
he Rev r. leuuia Gry other chuTchusu, ou! We w
boldly nd .tesdisIly .rslst the SAME.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

The Ebel-suit of George Opdyke against ThEr-
low Weed, now on trial in our City, properly
attracts general attention, and will doubtless
afford theme for ample comment, whenever
such comment shall be proper. Meantime, we
have only to ray that we trust the jury will res
olutely close their eyes to all partisan or other
cxtraneous considerations, and consider only
what is justice in the premises, doing that with
out fear or favor No friend of Mayor Opdyke
desires more or other than this.
The ecandalous exhibition of its own base in
stincts made by one of our City journals, with
regard to this case, doubtless operates as a eau
ton to others against kindred error. All fair
minds will say: Let the court try the case;
when the verdict shall have been rendered, we
viii consider whether justice Las or has not
been done."'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
Tie Commsrcih Adrriisr has o Cincinnati
otter which saws of the now Chicc-Ju,iicc:

= BIZ Chnse 20 this ctv. quite young rom
New liHmpshire. lie has ever been M aspiring 'ran
but lls kpt a0of remarkably vel from the lower rls
II polcs lie ha, been n consistent hboliiionist oil
bis lie, aud would Join the Wing, tie DEMOCRATIC, tho
FfcG Soil and tie Republican. rs vel as the Know
Notl ng parties II suited lis hniSlgycry principles
and aspirations. lie has hung loosely t. pgrics
and fc has Intrigued for official position II is due to
hin ndui o' 10 has used that position oI the
adyhrccncnt Of hs ruling idea the Abolition Of slave
~ lie gave power IN our state 10 the lpomocrate
r,rty and he tok It away when IL refused TO be his
stcp ddoT fr power and tie advancement OF his ideas
,rn yoers ago Wo,lcr Douglas an 'others ualircaod
Antc TIE Scnat-. and then ard there Chase threw
down tie gauntlet nrd he Is nov Ia that same chamber
CT IL ustlce q tie unIied Stn'os."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
tn. Ai1anp Ersning Journal thus conc

tn, Albany Ersnng Jourmai thus conclusiyely
deals with the semi-Rebcl clamOr against The
alleged monopoly Of TIE Government by New.
England:
" The Craftsmanship OF two IL the most Important
Sending Committees in tho Ser ate (Finance ard the
Nhvy) have lust been taken from New England and
given 10 the Wet The President Of re UI.tcd Strles
T. Western man; ~ is tLs Vice President, are two
nerbcrs Of TIE Cabint (sccretary Of the Interior end
Attorney -tienernD; 80 Is the ChitfJustice Of The
Sg;remo Court OF the United Stliosi 40 h TIE Provost
ahrshaGeaeral; Is tue Iierteuant Gen RAJ, 20 aro
Gtis. Sherman. Sheridan aud llomaA OF Diplomatic
appointments Nes In ;land has rather less than her
s1asr. o. Consulhtcs Fcnnyydnii Las pearl! twice
jany ali tie Eastern ~ rs pat together In The
usirh.tion 81 minor crumbs OF power the Western
nnd the Middle States have had tic Hons portion.
" tev In 81 I'd k1s Lcr proper Inference I'm TIE conn
ci of the nation but Il i by no means dominant 0ae
Her moral power - iuy r,cugnaed. but II 10 not NJ
lowed IN have undue control Her statesmen are in.
fu"nts but they have not controlled the policy of tho
Government Ohio acne has bad more TO 90 with
shaping tine II the Administration during the
past tree years ~ N all u iae Eastern SIM combined.
This. II course. TIE hrgHs very well know; but II
hates Ncw-Encard WIKI n yrnorous hatred and o!nts
no occasion, timely or untimely, TO aSsail hcT."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
TIE ALLEGED FRAUDS.


INC Ii Hfcso III bNiio'l VI bN4' -''i' A'
FOR the information Of THE TRIBUNE. which has
he'd much ~ say Of mis- ease, we desire 10 slate ON
behalf q his counsel that they have been pressing this
to trial for several weeks, on fehaf tol North rs
well their account. We have before ~ da'es
and fc,s 70 prove THIS bui for thcm Just
Both Mr.. Gillot and Mr. Beach assure rs that tley
have urgcd action aud over ain and have been
from time tine put eff by Col. Foster. is acting
and his companions aIe kept IN oatlsomc prison. and
have been very often poorly and ruoanly fed These
men ask no cemcncy from the Government, and p
there proof against the the caSe seems 10 be
Of most cruel persecution"
We should like to know precisely whether
the above is meant to state that the original post
ponement Of the investigation in Col. Norths
case, whereby it was thrown over from the time
Of his arrest till after the Election, was not
asked for by COL Eorths counsel and conceded
to their request Also, whether it is alleged
that Col. North has been denied the privilege OF
buying, had he chosen to do so, better food than
that issued to him as prisoner And will The
Express deny that the President and Secretary
of War have been urgently and infucntially
pressed to stop the investigation in Col. North's
case. under assurances that the favor would be
reciprocated by Col. North's political friends
Let us know just what you do mean.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
Terrible Accident on the GRIND Trpph
Eaiiway-Passengers Burned 90 Death.

DETROIT, FRIDAY, Dec i6, lace
a terrible accident occurred on the Grand
Trunk Railway last night. caused by collision with =
Westward bOunG passenger train with fire. igbt train
this city. After tie collision several wounded
passengers filled to cZtrca'e themselves frrn ths
weight aud were burned to ccath Two pers0ns are
known 10 have suffered death in his ranaer and Il r.
reported tia. several Others did So Tae l srien, q
the loss of lie is not yet aGcertaincd. rI -
DETgOIr. Friday. Dec. IT, lSsA
George W. Miller, mail agent, WAS tie only psrsoo
Killed By the collision on the Grand Trunk Railroaa
Several were severely injured. No detention Of tas
trains on the road Has calisel BIZ the collision
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

The Times of yesterday morning published
with display heads and double leads some
highly important" news of formidable ex.
petition that left Fortress Monroe on Tuesday
last. Now what will the War Department say
to thati viii The Times Office be closed
This intelligence is as highly contraband Dis it is
highly important, and the secret is as formidable
as tho expedition itself. The preparations for it
and it's destination have not been known 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

Tripler, Charles McDousan. and J. J. q. Wnsht -
pointed Colonies by brevet 10 date Nov 18th. Sr,...
Madison Mills. U. s. A., has been appointed N.Ss.S
ln'pector-Goneral with rank Of Co., TO date De. n.
Surgeon Thomas A. Parin. U. S. A., Medical D,....s
Army Potomac, appointed Lieut.. Col by brsyet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

The people of Brooklyn celebrate the great
civil victory Of tie 6th Of November, by hold
sn,. a p-....,araAa Cenoart at the Academy OF
Music, Tuesday evening, December 90 The
proceeds are TO be given to the destitute families
of the Br1oklyn soldiers, and arrangements
have been made to make it one OF the most
brilliant affairs ever held in that city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
From san Francisco.

SAH FRANCISCO, Fritay. Dec. 10, l5N.
VIM. NJ. Stewart was elected u. B. SeDatOe
on The first ballot by the Legislature Of Nevada today.
he IL son.nlaw OF ex.tiov. Foote, but is a stro1a
Union man nevertheless The other Senator IL not -
chosen.
Nothing is stirring in California.
Arrived. bark Sierra Nevada, from Remedies Va
New.lork.
Sailed ship BelYidore for Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

A You've HORSE TEIgP.-Thomas heenss
alias John ID. VIM aged ten years. on Inufs'''
afternoon stole horse bride, blanket. and wnp Nv
~, tcb,e of Mr. George G. Palmer, No. - Chare' 49,
,sonnted the snimal and rode oil. The thets wss -
covered. AMI the pepeIrator arrested before nv
H., Gr f,la. Within the past fes IoatLs the PtiSoA~
ns, Ian arrested iUT w y sImiiai excuses --.t "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

LTGHT.sHrP DRIFTED AWAY AID WRECKED.
On the 9th inst. during heary northeast gale tho
lghtshp of S,ono brr broLe from her moorings and
went ashore becoming totl wreck. On the sano day
the ightslp CD Lighthouse Iulet went ashore, and
oil lands ware lost. except one man. Vessel totally
iFTcslSd '..-4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
Marine Disaster.

PR0yIDsNef, r. T., Frlday Dec. 70, lW.
The schooner Mary f.. Pierce, Capt. Sea,
from Bangor for New.Yort with lunler. bum. %
the 18th inst 10 miles y. W. of Cape Cod. The eapsis
and crew wore brought into Newport to-dey b. !As
big Abner Taylor. a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

BOARD OF CoUyoILMEY.-Th Board RE! ii
o'cvck =. =. "a Fg!dOy, ~. Nee;t'. in the c.Af.
resolution Vas IRE sentcd to purchase Rom Ny Eor
n9on pa.ea.eo Of lie fire-Alarin Telegraph, IN
p,s,t '5v the said Telegraph for the sum q s>cv@
,.af rpsO u.IOn 20 Inci ease 90 ). 10 per CihHs
IN, 81. - OF the Inspector Of Fire Apparatus L.s.
4 f,solslion vas adoped to appropFite $50 io' us
pprups, o. procuring the portrait Of sxAiayor UsVfs
Updyke. Adjourned 20 saturday noOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

Tie Coo. RsyuIican says that the Unionists Of
New Hampshire VIII choose as their next Gov.
ernnr either Frederick Smyth, Mayor of Man
cheter, or Onslow Stcarns, President Of the
Northern Railroad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
Oil.


NEw.BRDToRD. Friday, Dec 16, 1854
The Oil market haS been gnlct, with some in-
ruiry. No transactions o Whale on have trantpiret.
In Serm sales le5 bols. at 81 Is. and m BostSs
$50 BIB s. at 81 10.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

BOARD OF ALDERMEN. At d meeting OF tse
Board Of Aldermen on Friday afternoon, tie bo"1S
laid over the ordinance emanating from tie CoubeA's
providing Tor he botter regulation Of tho hs@,ta
Fire Department. No oihcr business Of M lIaas-
vas transacted and the Board adjourned " ea'uaS'
~ 10 oiclock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
CHARGED WITH BlcAMY.-Detective Bennett

CHARGED WITH BiCAMY. -Detectlye Benneu
a few d4ys eirce arrested Robert Thompson latslys
coocluan IN tie employ of Ar. Philip Van ValAenbesa
Il Tubhy Heck for stealing quantity of clothing frosa
Tint gcnteman The prisoner admitted bis gum ans
YVES commit ell by Jasticc Hogan. Yesterday tvs
respectable females appeared At the Court ard pIeIerrs<
A ~ nrte ~ b,lmy agsil,t hirr. Several wfnetsex
10 wi The reverend ceuey m, testified trst "a
the 2th of Dee .nLer le57 tie prisoner was rairl.S
to llrsarcr Desmond by tie Rev Sylvester Malone Of
ST. Peter aId pauIs Roman Catholic Church OF W..
Ianshrrg on the .St u August last, BE married
Ia Margaret Wirp By ihe Rev L. II. Dickinson 81 lie
Church OF ,he Mediator Kings Bridge, Nesichcstey
County Both OF the women doiacs.ics in ianLit
wirge De had been employed IN the capacity OF eoaes.
nan. lie pleaded guilty on Tie additional charge and
was coirml ted hy Jas.ice lie gan without bail n
stated that the prisoner has also entered into the mar
rGge contract with several other women.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

COUNTY VOLUNTEER COMMITTEES - ins
Committee on Friday rccevs %, thirtytTa rev recra'~
and about an equal number OF substitutes Az
rata the committee are receiving the neig
borhood OF from two hundred aud fifty to three hah1
volunteers aud recruits per week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
srrIcuryo.-The snow which fell on Thur

day evening though ret very eeer was taken sdvsn-
tnec Of % bring ont the scighs for good long rida
Uncomfortable Road was crowded with IL kinds OF yehi
eys ..,a ,hc light frey cutter 10 the large douhrs
sol -: making. with ,acir costly robes and elegant
Cfu.I meats, an unusually animated appsaiance Vn
peasugcs ot shopping VIII the exhiarating delghu Of
a Mn .ll.nIla
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

By news received at tie moment of going to
press, We learn, through Rebel sources, OF the
capture Of Savannah by Gen. Sherman, with
ELEVEN THOUSAND PRISONERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

CITY CAHvAssERs.-The entire session oil ths
Bc.rd Of Canyassers on Friday was engaged in r''s
ing the returns as canyassed dursg the past wee.
II IL Thought that the Official declaration VIII De nsas
on Monday when n resolution will he adopiea w s
Or nted in the several city newspapers such deo'A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
COURT MAnTfAL CAsr.

Capt. John ". llecs Of the 10Th New-Ywh
Heavy Artillery having been court.moitialed on The
charge Of having put coored soldier below deck cn
Government transport, with TIE benevolent ucrluoe
II he refuses to leo run him through wou'i have
damned Niger on the same deck with NE, was found
mot guilty" The lproceednes having come beofe
Gen Butler FOR revision. Le tLuS deals with Uees 10
Hess eternal smarting:
The gis Of The charge Is that Capt. hoes drove from
the deck VI Government transport, where thcy both
Wcfe Private jackson. coiDed soldier Of the United
States. This IL fully proved. The defense attempted
tO be shown that Jrckson saucy Ia Capt Bees
nils For upon ell The Testimony Jnvkson did rot
attempt TO address Capt. Iccs until the Captain en-
delyored to trade and bargain with The soldier Tor
gun rlo Now. Ii an olcor ch0oScs Ia trade with
negro priyoic il is difficult 10 how the negro eau
be sducy to the officer In anything which regards the
dckei ing. The officer having put himself equality
with the negro must take negro play mud not uso his
official position to get TIE bca, OF The bargain Or a.
IL i casc 70 mako the negro produce the article ~
traffic. Tie Commanding. eneral Is quite sure that IL
il dilcu, 10 br npulcnt ~ an oinccr who cndenyors
20 buy his gun Of q cOlosd soldier Capt; heesS whole
conduct III the affair Is lot recommendation 70 MN.
FxAMlSlSG SURGEONS APPOINTED.
The Commissioner of Pensions to-day made
tie following appointments Of Examining Surgeons
DR., 4. H. Smith. Turpsn, y. ". james W. Randall,
Albion. " Y, aad Enos i.a'seH, sheibJvine' Ii
linos.
PROMOTIONS IN THE MEDICAL STAFF.
The following promotions have bcea made in
lho Medical B.1G Ct tho u. s. Army; Surgeons c. 5
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
CHANGE OP CoMIiNDER.

Nal. Gen. Augnr assumed command Of tho
Military District OF Washington to-dsy relieving Col.
Wsewell. This wmerle the Department Of " aslins
ton and the military district into one olce. Col Wisewe
hl been relieved as chief of the Invalid Corps Bureau
and ordered to Sauiusky tn command Of JOHN
sons Island. Col Fife. President OF tho Examining
Board viii probably succeed Wisewch as chief Of the
Invalid Bureau Tho Provost. MarsAa.ship viii be con-
timed under Col Ingrahan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
GEN. CRIrTIyDEv RESIGNED.

Mai. Gen. Crttenden md staff have resigned.
The Government offered lin command deemed in
adequate to his rank in the Army OF the Potomac sub
ord nate TO Junior officers. bis resignation has been
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
NOTHING PROM SIBERIAN.

Nothing has been heard here rom sherman.
Tho fuiou. gn,c reported as having beep blowing on
the southern coast during yesterday and last night Is
a.ceriained by The Navy Department as not having
been rs severe as represented, nor OF character to
excite apprehension.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17
WOMgy FOa CLERKS.

Six Senators were at the Treasury Office to-
day with applicants from women f1r ceilships. Tie
Secretary stated that be had now more applications OF
women known to be worthy ard in extremely destitute
crcumstances tlan could be gwen places Tor tie next
years. without sweeping removal Of those already
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-17

The following promotions have bcca maGc in
.ao Mcllca, B.1G q tho ~ s. Army Surgeons c. 5
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

CTArE OF CALIPcRNIA, County Of II p.r.A-
~ 10 TIE Probate Court in and for raid Comfy.
In the matter Of the Estate Of LCrHLR'9ONN.
Deceased.
Pursuant 70 40 order Of said COaFt, naSe thS ssA
oaN ~ AssA. h. D. 1884, notiee Is her chg svea 10
al Persons interested In SAID Estate, thai kood,y.
me go day OF May, A. D. 1884, st 10 o'eIo~k, A
County, has been set for hearing the petI1io. a
n No~e, EXECUTOR Of the last win and ,esianens 4
said dereased praying for an or:er to s<Tlihe vNsa
" 'he real estate belonging 10 the Estate Of sa de
ceaseI, 10 IHy outstanding claims and expenses o.
therein may appear At said time and place sad
sh"U cAase why such order should oOt be eyanted.
by order OF Ogden squirea. Probate Judee.
Witness NV hand and the sal Of ~
L. C0ur'' this 18th day of April, 1854.
G. }. CARPENTER.
AP0"P Coaniy Clerk
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
Gentlemen's Clothing

TUsT RECEIVED IA Splendid Assortment Of all
81 the NEW STYLES Of
CUSTONE-MADE CLOTHING!
The special attention Of purchasers is invited to
my large stock Of
Fancy Cashmere: Suits,
Fine Black Frock Goats,
Black Doeskin and Beaver Pants,
Fine Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests
Black and Color9d Hats, all kinds.
Fine SewedlAnd Pegged Boots.
Davis q Jones' White Shirts;
Fancy Travelling Shirts;
Flannelland Merino Undershirts and
Drawers
Check IShirts, Jumpers, Overalls,
Indian Tanned Buck Gloves,
Houston, hastings q Co.'s Driving
Gloves,
English Hosiery, etc., etc.,
All Of which will sell, FOR CASH, at
SAN FRANCISCO PRICES
Cali and judge for yourselves.
CHAS. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
SUMNoHs

CTArE OF CALIFORNIA, Countv Aim
y ee-In Justiceh CouFt, PiarrTyts" = LDoSsae'-
The People o. the State Of CaiIier~I.- ~ s1P 4.
TN SMITH, Defendant, GreetInW: - AAk
YOa are hereby Summoned to Sppenp
my Once In Plaeervilie Township, of ~ c.sIs at
y Dorado, on the letA day Of FsArsavv. a q
at ~ O'Clock, 4. H.. 70 answer unite ne e.-.s..s
\. u. kei4, WhO Saes 70 recover he enE sx..Il
dFed and forty eight So-1OO doIlaFs, me- - -.
for horse teedng, &C.. vheA J0dEmest m 4. 49,
against you 'eS The ssh aDo1nt, toEefAer ~ 80
u yOa fAli 70 appear and answer. ~A
To The Sheriff o. any Constable Of n De..a.c
y, Greeting :-1ake legal service and Trt-..
Given uRd<r ny hand, tAs 1OtA day Of pss.s.SsSeNL
A. D. 1854 JCuH 49,
JnstIee q The fsacs u Asa foT saId foSsS
II appearing, BY the aGdavh Of PIaiutie H., -,
Defendant, upon whom this Summons Is q hs ..--S
has departed from this etaie, and thai s..''s
action exists against him 10 this case, On - !.
Plaintiff Il 10 ordered that service Of the f.-.s'.
luminous be male bS Publication in the Hssss,",ss
Democrat newspapeF published in this es.e1v -
three months, and that copy Of said oumns., 4.
mailed In the p0stOmce. addressed to san n-ss-s..
ct Virginia ciy, in the Territory Of HevaSs
This lOth dsy Of February, 1884
. JOHN BrpH.
Justice Of the Rescs
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
NOTICE TO cRED1roRs.

LNSfATR OF CHARLES BOYD, DDCEAsED,--
~ Notice b hereby Given ky the undersigned, T..
a. Hofn6aoWer, Pubic AdmlnistratoF, and Adminis-
traitor o! the Estate Of Charles Boyd, deceased 70
The eFedItoFS Of, and sll persons having elain1
agAiAss the said deceased, 70 exhibit them With 4s
neeeasaEy vouchers, within ten months amer Ae
nrst publication Of this notice 70 the said J. 4.
hornbloweT, At his OGlee in Douglass Block, Chy
o. Piaeerviile, or ct Pilot Hill, In the County Of
Dorado. =. A. H0RNBL0WEk,
Public AdmiaistRatR.
Dated ct HseerTiIe, April 9Th, lS6A-sPs4w
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
BOOTS AND SHOES !

Ladies' Cloth. Kid and Calf Balmoral
and Congress Boots;
Gentlemen's Sewed and Pegged Boots
and Shoes: Buffalo and Rubber
Ovorshoes;
Ladies' Rubber and Felt Overshoes;
Children's and Misses Boots and Shoes
of every variety;
Boys' and Youths Boots and Shoes Of
every quality;
Mems, women's and Children's Slip
pers, splendid assortment BY far the largest and
best In Dorado County, for sale at the very lowest
prices, BY
CHAg. B. PETIT.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21
Sacramento Valley Railroad and eac.
ramento, Placer and Nevada r. r
g.

TNROM SACRAMENTO TO AUBURN STATION
IL IN TWO H0URS-On and after October 18th
the passenger Of the above named roads will BE
run ~ follows:
R TRAp
Will leave Sacramento At 6k A. ~, and P.N y.
Leave Folsom at ~ An, and 0HP.M.
FDowN TRAINS
Leave Auburn Station at and 1OHAM.
Leave Folsom at a. ~, 12 ~, and Sym.
ON SUNDAY one train only, leaving Sacramento
at 6h A. n, and Auburn Station at lOH An.
The ~ A. n. and ?. \. trains running through to
Auburn Station.
Passengers for PlacervIlie and Carson Valley will
take stages and for Lincoln change cars at Poison,
the arrival Of the 6K A. n train, and those for
Auburn Station retain their seats.
Suitable arrangements having been made for the
reception Of freight at Auburn Station, II will here
amer be received at Sacramento for that point. For
ratas Of toll apply at the oGice.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, on
Front street, under the What Cheer House.
declS J. P. ROBINSON, Supt.
The mountain Democrat., 1864-05-21

A LAwTER, In crOss-examiniDg wit
ness, asked him. among other questions,
where he was on . particular day, to
which he replied, I'm company with two
friends." "Friendsl" exclaimed the law
yer, 1.-TWO thieves, / suppose you mean. -
"They may be 81" replied the witness,
"fOr they are both lawyers"