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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
Confederate States Of this great bulwark
o. religious and civil fresaemi
ANOTHER cHANGE Of TERMS.


large increase in the price,of printing paper and
ink, we'll as the great cost d living, eompels us,
very reucsantly to make soher advance ia the price
ofths Recorder Hereafter, the price will be ten del.
lars for the year Or five dollars for six months, paid
in advance In view Of tho uncertainty 81 the future
wo prefer taking subscriptions for Dix months only.
We are persuaded tnat but few Of eur. patrons will
deem this advance in price unreasonable, when hey
consider that tra doiias win mot purchase 90 much
Of provisions. -four. meal Or meat, certs would
10 former times Ifany, however should 30 ds,atis-
fsd,we shall be glad II they viii give 81 early no.
lice they can discontinue ct any time by payins,up
what 10 due. AZ saImshqas
We believe there are bat few Of our subscribers
who are unabieto pay. butchers are some who have
bssa very tsrdy ia the matter As printing paper
has become an important item in eur expenses, we
must Insist upon more prompt pay nents; we cannot
continue 10 send the Recorder to these, who do not
intend to pay. We hope al who are in arrears, who
thef for short OF logger tins. wiIlselit to b a
duty ewes = plsAeu ., to make early payments. II
would b better IN all cases 10 make symsnts ia al.
vance; tvouli BE- saving 10 the subscriber, and 4
convenience 10 the publisher The practice d re-
sairing payments in advance has become now sImss,
anisessi, and We shall adopt the sam. ruiz !, socn
as we can. S. ~ ts0f'
October as. 7s 21'@ -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
FLAG OF TRUCE.

se'HE friends Of A. Fender, J. H. Compton, Thos.
Wilson. j.. NJ. Moore, ksbane Cheek, John
Baldwin and William Adams, 9th Reg. N. g. q.
prisoners Of war a. Point Lookost, are ;nfo.rcd
thst the above are 10 want o. blankets tobacco
Ter. &C; tbs. il sent in b. the Isl Of peee mber, hoy
viii be 6,warded y special request Of Sic. Nicheis
from whom Ne have received letter By Gag Of truse
ny one wishing to contribute to The vents Of ssid
prisoners csa do 90. - :.
II. N. BROWN & co. !.
Noveutsr SC. 7s--
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
NORTHERN NEWS.

Richmsnd. Nov. i5.-h Chicsso tels-
gram Of the 9th SAYS shermsn only made
a show of pursuing Hood while be has been
bssily engaged preparing his forces, repair
INK railroads. and sccumulatirg supplies
fsr pew movement Of the greatest i'm
portsncs Alter gathering snficisnt ssP-
plies be will start With Ave corps "a via
Ter tour through the cottsR States, leaving
sehc6eld's ioree 10 held Csattssocgs aud
lock after Hood. II 10 prssabls the con :
ius week will witsess the stArtiss Of tsls
expedition.
A Washington corrsspssseat or several
Of the Nerthers Jsarasls asserts that ef-
fsrts are Being u,Ss 70 iusaee Linrolu q
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
FROM GEORGIAlt

Nothing known OF the whereabouts Of
Hood and Sherman. We have already had
intelligence. by telegraph, Of q fight near
Atlanta. % last Wednesday, week. Of
the AFFAIR the Macon Confederate Of the
18th says: 1000. Hi
We pubish to-day an account fram
up the road. taken from the Augusta Chro-
nicle and Sentinel. The truth Gblhe az.
fair is this: On "Wednesday last a cavalry
regiment drove in the snemy's pickets.
captured q redsqbt apd sdyaaced upon a
second rorti6catIon. AT this noment the
enemy brought up a heavy force of inlan-
try and artillery. and our lines fell back to
their original position. Our luss Was one
ki.led and eleven wsdnded."
The Macon Confederate OF the same day
Us: 4ti
There was considerable excitement in
the city yesterday inlrsterence 10 reports
fem Atlanta. partiss uhn came down on
the train this evoning from Bear Creek.
state ,hst l,rs. fires have ~ .n seen in the
direction Of The cIty Tor several DAYS past.
These op'n,ons. founded upgq tue repre-
sentations Of persons tecentls through the
lines. are al ,srmate. As,retart- howev-.
er. agree that Shesmaa i, hpraing tho hnu-
; srs and a psrnoa Of his wagsns M.
boring, nhs ~As srrssed a. sry urar
Rough and Rsady. ssss that nonber VI
fankee "Kicrrs. E.Ah ~h.'n sic cotyersct,
told her thai they 1e,r Lo,ns ~ tax. Mont.
sauery Mr. li.,dyn rcpar,s that hey
are bsiidihy large winter quarters at Pow
der Springs. sM thinks that The, ia;eud
teulng up the. rdiiroad irom M4rlettk TO
Atlantis, ana use i've Irsn ior bu,ld,rs q
srabch 10 that Place.
From all va can gather We are inclirsd
To the "pInion thst Sherman ha. buruei q
grcater p"rlion u the city and will lal
back bryoed ,he Cbstiahoochres.o water.
lhs ms,erI,at IS influenced By the DANCE
- asviaa The brias, Sctsss the r,ssr but6.
Ell. ~hich NIGH; 5e don. Al any tine AM
ssad - u IL ssrr,sen ,ron' their sui
pics.
A. in7rr0aiic as The repo,ts Of Shcr-
man marr'psgH appear. il would be we'll
.nsush 10 osk alter hlR very closely.
Pfsgres.
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obituary.

Died, in this county, on Tuesday tho 9Th inst, Of
dip,heua, WILLIAM G., only sen OF Ja.es c. and
salis Scarlet in the 7th year Of his ago. 10 was
lovely aud interesting child. but he was too pure for
earth. He has gone
Where the river Of bliss through midst Of heaven
Rolls Ger Elyssn flowers her amber stresm.'
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
FROM LrNcHBrrG

j Lypchburs. Nov 1.-THE virginian
hs. oEeial Intelligence that Lieut.. Cot.
Wltchrr. % the 5,h inst. captured and
burned two srmtd Uaited STATES steamers.
the .B.rnun and Fa.a, and . quantity ~
snail arms, On tie Rudalo shosl, Of Big
SANDY river On the same tay h, esptur.
ed l.rge amount Of military stores al
Williamsburg.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

eneny attempted to retreat. About one
o'clock on the 18th. with vaughan's and
Dukes com 6,an ds, he struck their column
and routed it, Severalhundrrd prisoners.
ten stand ofcsltrs, and six pieces Of arlil-
lery. with csissons ard horses complete. IF
iy loaded wagons with teams. ambuiahces
with medical supplies. &C., we're captured:
(Sigaed.) R. E. LEE. Gen.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
FOR TIE SOLDIERS.

/ WILL leave HilLborsush and GresnsborossA on
the atth Of shis msnlh, with bsIes Tor the pfssa.
sn o. war, aud Cor the hospitals ., Richmsnd.i
will also iesvs % the l6.h Of December With
boxes fss Army Of NoriAsrn yirginis 5
w. 4. THOMPSON.
November nc. tah "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

The New York Wsrld contains a state.
meat. eoupiied from official returns. show
ins that out o. 81 400 men. composing Sc
seateen regiments Of three years nei, 4,
SIS hs'e returned. The remainder found
/. plaataIious 10 the South.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

The Charlottesville Chronicle states that
Juslge Thompson has discharged nu,Uher
Of detailed far,ocrsis Augusta county. va.
under writs Of hsbea az corps. % The ground
+skt tpr1dsiailI ff fasifAct witsHs So.
telsnsht fof enc year. Fl jse
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
Ths Rsssi.n xsvsrausst .ne.srsye.

!. Inc hsssfh Eavfrhntst tncsorages
marriage amoag its soldiers, provide. the
couple With hsusr. supports than, rears
their childrea, but takes away all thr bsrs
a. tender age and sends trm 70 military
farrisnns. there to be trainsd tor the ARA, !.
There are 500. 900 Of ms kind .. soldiers
nov 10 the Russian army.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

II is under,tssd chat there is a govern
meat distillery 10 fail blast st Salisbury.
aud thatit eonsss.s 500 bushels per day
of the precious grain.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

telegra@ from Nashville, says Hosd's
army - stlli eacsmPrd in the vicinity OF
Florsuce--eae corps on the north aide Of
tse RIVER. The condition Of the roads
t'e.ents sctivs military operations. The
Ifese' army remains comparatively quiet.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
Majority Of Justices.

LII the Justices Of Orange county are respectfully
q requested toesttend on Tuesday Of November
C6uit, ID IMPORTANT business connected with the
.hscoun.y wall pquifs the presence Of a
&c. T0RRENTIsE. P. N.
Nov. 9Th. 70
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N Office .

TNHE annual examination Of the Cadets Of the
II Hillsborq Military Academy will commences On
Monday l4th-inst., Patrons and the public sensnly
are respectfully invited. III
Nov. 9th. TO
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
NOTICE.

.NOTICE is hereby given to ali persons when il
II may concern, ina. have given ny son JESSE
H. BARTON, his .frssdsn sad litsny 10 transact
BUSINESS iof himself and assume responsibilities in as
full and perfect manner 40 il he bad arrived al tbs
ace If twenty enc years.
NOSIER BARTON.
0el g. 4 lAt 69--3wPd
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
CO NCERT.

NOR tho benefit Of the Confederate Prise ners, on
Thursiay evening. November 24ih, at tho ia.
sanic Hall.
|.
!. chsrus-" Happy We"
3. fnstru. Duet. Overture 10 Tampa"
Q. Vocal Solo--. Judith" Concone
& Vocal Duette-.Oh, wert thou in the cauld
blast. MenJelsahn.
8. Vocal THO. Cnariiy.r Rossini.
TX.
n z. Chnrns--. Call Inhn.' ~
8. Instru. Dueit-- GerniaHia."
8. Vocal solo-. ouIs Robin Gray"
lie. Vocal Duell
II. Inslru. Solo" Isyi,aiion TO Waltz" Weber
IL. Soldiers suit Of Gray" 5l,.r 80
Is. Chorus God ssyo the Ssuth." &4I
Doors open At o'clock. Concert to begin q. "a.
Adniance S. for one single person families IA J
hen collectively. Two persons So; three persons
$40 -four persons si2, DC.
Nos. ~. "a
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W 1 NE e

A SRlsT Mill. or snail PLAsTk TON, n
= ihs ,isiniiy Of Rill.borsusa
80. Inquire at ,Ais od.cs.
November 10. IA
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NOTICE.

SHALL be present il The Sheriff sffice in kil1- /.
= borough on Tuesday Of Court week. All thsss
indebfds 40 neefsr taxes ere earnestly reauosDa -
~ H. b. GUTHRIE.
November Is. 12-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
NOTICE.

'.,HE BOOKS Of lIsyes and Faucet are placed In
t-e hands CT q. e. Parish FOR collection. All
persons indebted 10 the SIC, are requested 70 seHi,
VITA bin inmeJisisly.
HAYES q FAUCETT.
November &c. "a
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23
L.sp og iLETrERs.

DRNa -sEr;G 81 ihs ,ssl Gee a HilIsbos.sA
cut 10 tklss zesths will IS s,al TO the Dead Letter
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

JohRssauiRt. The Scene Of Forests Late
Ezpfoit,- The Appeal says: jshnsansiiie
i, situated ou the east bank of the fenues.
seelr.ver. Jour miles abase keynoldsburg,
aud Is the terminus OF the Nsrtiiwestsra
railroad, connecting Nashville With the
river. The town was HamrL aztec Andy
Johnson, ~hs caused the railroad TO be
Completed. to enable thr Federal authors
ties to- transport stores 10 Nashville IN low
stages Of water III the Cumberland. Since
the completion of the road, Jacksonville
has grown 10 be an iapotIant polut, and
has been Tor some time a great depot isr
Federal supplies, which were here shipped
direct to Nashville. Knoxville, Chatisnpo-
"a OF ,A,ianls, ss desired. This explana-
tioo vii enable the reader 10 inil apPre-
ciate the probable extent uf the destruction
Of property that,ouk place.
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OS T
Negro Weman for Sale.

Negro Weman for Sale.
TEE Subscriber has likely Negro Noman, sbsst
fosly years Of age, which be oEsrs for sale PM
vstely. She is very handy Eegss, being COED
cook. field hand. &c. a4HsE8 81.
JAMES A. HENDERSON.
South level, N. e.
estsktf N. CIV
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1864-11-23

send commissioners to Richmond to sound
the authorities upon the subject Of Peace.
The Washington goy erhmsnt haxreteiv-
ed inf"rmatioa that Capt. Sem1nes has
gone tn take command oisthe Sea Kings
large staunch screw steamed, butte AZ Gias-
gov in 1864. IL aia' ''''sqea
Yankee loss Of government stores at
John-onville. six millions. They say the
FIRE o, FORESTS batteries. was terrific.
A New York correspondent Of October
29th. SAYS Buckner captured Morgansea
on the 25th. and held the Fort seven haars.
He explored nineteen hundred prisoners,
carried Oft all the Federal artillery and
DESTROYED Al siege aadlyrry natrrial.ns
.a1..3t st ~4Arr---,rT7r----ta1ugm MAJ
INTEREsTfEG FROM MaxIco. --rhe United
States apershWe dispatches from uata!
nIoras. Mexics,s daied On the eth ultihs.
Since the occupation of that city by the.
iaiperisl troops, all the gambling salsons
have been closed G.n. Gortina. late Re 8
publican Go'eraar Of the place, having be-
come an imperisist. has been sent on an
exposition alter his brother. who is at the
head OF band of guerril.s. President
Juarez Is At Chihuahua with two lAeusan,l
trsops. aud IS said to be fortifylng the
place with the determination Of standing a
siege. Al . recent'pnblic ,hnner IN Maa-
,ndrss.- ans Of Msxnniiiisn's officers gave
The toast, "rhe Unloa OF The, ,Soutil.rn
Cohfsdfracy aud Mckee" Which was re-
cei'ed : with great applause aud the per-
formance by the band OF " The Bonnie
Blue Flag"
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30
The Accounts of q FlOurishing Mining
ComnanY...H the SoneY Coca.


c. N. FELTON, and S. M. Atchison are
stockholders in the Grass Valley Mining
Company. Being of an incredulous nature,
and not placing entire faith in the integrity
Of human nature generally, and trustees in
particular, they refused to pay their assess
nents, and in order to prevent being "sold
out" applied for an injunction to restrain
the company from that act. An order was
granted bv the Court for the examination of
the company's books. Such an examination
has been made by an expert accountant
The result, as reported to B. c. Whitman,
the referee in the case, has been placed in
our possession. and for the purpose Of en-.
tightening those stockholders who NAV he
laborng under the deluson that their assess.
ment money has been wasted we will give q
brief synopsis of the receipts and expendi,
lures Of the company, mere remarking that
figures of arithmetic, unlike figures Of rhet.
oric. won't lie.
The total amount Of assessments levied by
the company amounts to the sum of $780,.
200. OF this sum, 500 O62 O3 is s,ill delin.
quent. leaving S7Ol37 o. of cash received.
Of this amount SO 1877 AZ still remains in
tnc CASH tlli VI tue company, anu SOO.oUU OU
has been expended in the following judicious
and economical manner:
| For labor, $3.50 "a; crushing ore, $3.50
"a; Stewart Il Baldwin, atty's fees, So 900;
Stewart Il Baldwin, loaned, So, 1870; A. W.
Baldwin, loaned. $685.; Judge Hall, a,tor
neys fees $500; salary of G. ID. Roberts,
$4,000; paid to the order Of G. ID. Roberts,
in small sums, $4,000 So; G. D. Roberts.
loaned, 1907; NJ. G. Iliyer, salary, So 900;
NJ. G. IlIIver, loaned, Sl,4l4; NJ. L. SIoss,
salary, $4,000. Loaned to the following
gentlemen who were witnesses for the Grass
Valley Company: G. w. Humphrey, SO $50
Sc; William ChoIar, 50 $50; Warlle So
754 IS; J. Anderson, 81 ,O02 10: NJ r. Wih
Hams, 81 900; w. E. Goodrich. $50; Louis
LIE Page, $50; w. Henderson, 500. Loan
ed to the following gentlemen, not witnesses:
A. r. Dibble, 1920; A. Meyer, S2l4 rs;
lessee Barney, $50; A. II. Dihhle, $780, and
to various other parties of which no particu
lars are given, Sc 1000; paid to John Doe (!)
$500; paid attorneys fees (no name given)
$500; paid out, nobody knows where or
how. no account being made of the same,
*l0,567 50. Total sum expended, sec, 800 50.
1t will be observed that of the sun of
100000 so expended, only $3.50 "a has
been devoted to developing the mine. and
$3.50 81 for crushing rock, no results being
yiUen for the crushing. Virginia Union.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30
DISTRICT COURT CALENDAR-.AUGUS
TERM. 1864,

The People VS.. Samuel Caikhuff.
The People vs.. All Lay
E Gay VS.. Warren; Bradley, intervcnor.
1hos. Jones VS.. Wells. Fargo u Co.
Zpigler Va Wells, Fargo " Co
Williams VS. Benton.
II. May ct al VS. Il. Yappan ct al.
NJ W Gray vs. II Campbell ct al
II Webster q Co VS. II e Harvey & Co
X lIoncycutt x Co VS. Hogan
American River Water Co VS. Snyder 2 cases
Placer county VS. Sclkik
Kavcnagh ct al VS.. Wilcox e. Knccland.
Daggett vs. l'isbce ct al
Seffens VS. Gay
Collins VS. Dorcnback Ell al
G johnson vs. G II Mitchell ct al
II Thomas VS. .Snodgrass d Vanlicn
J E Henry VS. p d G l. Evers
Barron Il Schaaby VS. Croker & Coburn
Jacob Lindsey vs. |. G Smith
G W Davis VS. Henry Cooling
G Cartwright VS. Bear River Co
ii Hubbard vs. Bear River Go
Owen Garrity VS. A J Mckee ct al
b L Moulton VS. + 3 Higgins ct al
Marcns Kimhil VS. w Ii Seaman
EN- Barnard VS. Eugene Bottcher
John Scott vs. Lewis Locke
Cen. Pacific Railroad Co VS. Wakup & Osburn
NJ Shawl VS. j w Brady
J E Henry VS. G l. d p Evcrts
Charlotte Patton vs. Seth Patton
Walkup Wyman VS. Kincaid ct al
Edison Reamer vs. Knight
J R Gwynn VS. W B Wilson
G Griffith vs. Sac. Placer & Nevada Rail road
Sac. Valley Railroad c.. VS. Griffith Griffith
J Armstrong vs. a V Clark
Milbach ct al VS. NJ Dougherty ct al
VIM Ramsey VS. W Page ct al
Dutch Flat Steam Mill vsJ Staples ct al
G Dunnelson VS. W Eavcs ct al
w Weisler VS. A Leighton
II Bulcrfield VS. Central Pacific Railroad Co
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30
PROSPECTUS OF THE
CAMPAIGN PRESS,

THE subscribers propose TO issue from the office
l. of the DEMOCRATIC PRESS. on or about The
18th day Of August next. Il weekly paper, to be
continued for three months. devoted exclusively
to the discussion of the political issues involved
in the Presidential canvass. Each number OF the
CAMPAIGN Press will contain twenty four columns
OF reading matter. including not only original
contributions from tie best Democratic writer's
upon the Pacific coast. but letters from leading
politicians from the Eastern State, and choice
selections from the campaign documents publish
ed under the direction oil the Democratic Ma
tional Convention.
The object OF this publication is TO supply to
the people. in the cheapest form. political instruc-
tion rs taught 10y the Fathers Of the Republic,
and to awaken them from the dangers which
threaten their liberties from the aggressons OF
the fanatic and INSCRIPTIONS party now in con-
troll OF the Government.
TERMS:
One copy for the term. ..... go. ISL 90
Fifty copies TO one address. 81 SO
One hundred copies to one address. so 90
Democratic County and Township Committees
are requested to notify us early us possible OF
the amount OF subscriptions which they will
severally be able to make up, that we may make
our calculations accordingly
Newspapers copying the above will be entitled
to an exchange with the Daily Democratic Press
for one year and the thanks of the publishers.
MOSS & BROWN.
San Francisco. Jnly 80. 1854.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30

A. usual the telegraph has been out of
join. for the greater part Of the past week,
but is now in working order, and giving the
delayed news. There is nothing however, Of
Importance from tho army Of the Potomac.
The siege Of Petersburg is presumed to be
going on, but it seems TO furnish no astrac'
tive items for the news collectors. On Sher-
mans line there has been heavy fighting Of
late, in front Of Atlanta-and heavy losses
sustained on both sides. Tho rebels were
repulsed in attacks made on tho 2lst and
22nd. On the last named day, Gsnl. Nc
Pherson, one of the ablest commanders un-
der Sherman, was killed by rebel sharp
shooter. In these fights the rebels fought
desperately under Gen. Hood, who has sue
eesded Joe Johnston in command. The cap
ture Of Atlanta is not yet announced, al
though it is believed that Hood will evacu
ate the place.
The rebels are reported as appearing in
detached bands a, numerous places in Ken
lucky and Missouri, ard inflicting serious
damage in the capture and destruction OF
property.
Breckenridge and Early are again in the
Valley Of Virginia. threatening western Ma
ryland with 25 900 men. It. is reported that
they have defeated Hunter, captured several
pieces Of artillery. and two brigades Of Fed
eral troops. 1t seems from this that the reb'
els have occupied the Valley ever since their
last raid north of the Potomac. 1t is be-
lisved that the main object Of their presence
il TO secure tho crops in that region.
Gen. Rosseau, with heavy Of Federal
cavalry, has recently made successful raid
from Decatur to Montgomery, Alabama, and
returned safely to Sherman's lines.
Secretary Fessenden has advertised for "
nav loan OF two hundred million Of dollars
~ The Constitutional Convention OF Nevada
Territory adjourned sine die on the 2Sth inst. II
n evident from the tone of the Territorial press
hovever, that the Constitution will be voted
down. o. the people feel too poor to undertake
,As expense Of State Governuesi
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Atan adjourned meeting of the Democrat ic
State Central Central Committee, held on the
7lst day of July, 1864, the following resolutions
we're unanimously adopted:
Resvfued, That the Democratic State Convcn-
ton heretofore called for August 10th, 1864,
for the purpose of nominating an electoral ticket
be and the same is hereby postponed until WE'D
SEsDAr. the seventh day OF September, 1864, to
meet at San francisco.
On motion it was ordered that Il. r. Provinces
the Corresponding Secretary. be instructed to nd
dress the Chairmen of the various County Demo.
cratic Central Committees informing them of tho
action of this Committee.
The former order OF the Committee 10 as fol-
lows:
Rssolued. That il is hereby recon mended that
the Delegates 10 said State Convention be by
their respective counties authorized to meet in
separate District Conventions, and nominate can
ddItes for Congress for their respective districts
at the same time and place.
Resoiutd, That the qualification of participants
in the selst ton OF Delegates to said Convention
shall be: That they shall support the platform
and nominees OF the National Democratic Con.
vention TO be held at Chicago, on the goth OF
August next.
Resoiurd, That the apporiionment Of delegates
to said State Convention shall be rs follows:
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30

BEAR VALLEY RoAp.-This road is now
passable and will be completed in few days.
The road to Virginia via Grass Valley and
Nevada. is, we think, now the best one. all
things considered, to that place. The great
advantage of this route is Typographical, and
no amount Of labor can overcome it. The
latitude, necessary in order to get opposite
the Henness Pass, is made on this ronte in
the mild foothill country; thus the snow line
is rendered narrow, and is of as little con,
sequence as it can possibly be made in the
transit of the Sierra Nevada
Grass VaUeu National
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-07-30

1t seems to be accorded by the universal con.
sent of mankind that DR.. J. G.. Ayers A. Co,.
Sarsaparla, Pcctora and Pills are the creates,
remedies yet discovered Tor the treatment If
disease; that Ayers Sarsaparila is the great
Elixir of Life. which Philosophers have sought
for purifying the blood. Try it and Judge for
yourselves
July LIST, lS64-1m