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Pacific Mail Steamship Co

THE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS
<t@Tr ~ will be dispatched in the month Of
r -: February, 1861
Feb. 81. GOLDEN AGE. Capt. Z. s. Farnsworth
Feb. 9th CONSTITUTION. Capt J. T. Watkins
Feb. 23,l, SACRAMENTO, Capt. ". A hudson
From Folsom Street wharf. at nine o'c!ockA&'
punctualiy, Tor
PANAMA..
The Isthnus transit is made by Railroad N
three hours! All exposure to tropical climate
is thus avoided.
This route of'.rs particular advantages No La
dies and Families.
For further particulars. apply at the office o.
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, corner c
Sacramento and Lcidcsdolff streets.
OLIVER ELDRlDGE, Agent.
January 2Sth iSG5.-lm
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THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY

EgANE DAILY LINES OF SIN ss@fs15llSRA
"a Horse Concord Coaches to all 4&1Sa1a2
parts OF California, Oregon and Nevada territory
Sacramento to Virginia City (licnncss Pass Ionle)
via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat. Grass Nailcy
and Nevada
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virruia Nevada, Grass Valley. Dutch Flat
and Auburn take the cars of. the Central Pacite
RaU,oad, at steamboat landing. foot of K street.
at G:l5 a. NJ. arriving at New Castle at 1:l5 a. IL.
where they take the coaches of the
CALIFORNIA Stage COMPANY
arriving at Nevada IL NJ, and at Virginia city
the next day ut S A.. NJ. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, 1llnostown, to Iowa
Hill. and to Dutch Flat arriving at the latter
place daily at o clock M.
Also lines connect with Forest Hill, Todd
Valley. Yankee jim, Michigan Bluff, and Squa"
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, for Marysvillc, every
morning Al clock.
S. II. WHITMARSH. Agent.
ONCE at the American Hotel, Auburn
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J. NJ. Budwcll, j. ". Bomboy, \. J. Bishor
e. T. Darling, William Eberts, Joseph Eddingel
Robert Galloway, W. d. Hcndcrsholt. }. nyand
Charles L. Heal Matthew Jlnson, W. l.. Kilburn
George krader, G. W. Morton, ". &. Oit Samuc
Park, Charles L. Smiley, William Smith, Y. Va
Deusen.
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l.. T. Allen, Alfred Major, J. B. Stevens, john
Spinney, George Geos!and, james Purscy, Nouh
Andrews. Oney Bennett, j. l.. Barton, p. Bum
pus, j. j. Conley. j. L. Cummings, L. Cunning
ham, Richard Dover, =. DugIn. &. II. Davidson.
W.. =. Evans, Joscph Greenbown. Parker Iolio-
way, L. Jackman. j. X Lombard H. c. Ladti.
Gus. Leighton, W. p. Lipp, D. 4. Melvin, james
Mccormack, John Smiley. L. G. Spencer Louis
Solomon, ". K. White. William Wcisler
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PANA M A..

From Folsom Street wharf. at nine O'Clock
punctualy, Tor
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C. II. Allen, Samuel Adams John Bell Charles
Brown, S. II Bradley. } f. Buzzell, Otis Brown
j. Bolton John Cowden, Edward Dempsey j. L
Ddua, J. G. Dixon. d. Elkins. John Fireman, Jas
Forbes, E. a. Fuller, II. r. French, james Grcso
ry. Andrew Grant l.. b. Hyatt, John Henry, G
T. HTland, a. lilnckley, Loren Heath, Thomls
Holden, +. W. Howe, G. p. Hubbeii, l.. NJ. Lay
ton, j. o. LOOMS, j. Laird G. II. Leavitt. L. 4
Locke. j. II. Mitchell, II. ManSer, Il. W. Ncf. L
l.. Nichols, VI J. Prosscr, j. W Pickens Alfred
Richardson, A. W. 5isson, J. W. Smith, Joseph
Turner.
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February l7th. 1868. G'y
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J. D. Ackerm1n, 6, Q Buxton, a. c. Bowen
j. II. Baker, 5. i. Burt, Thomas D. Bowen. \
Breeze. james Bullcu, Charles Cloudman. Pat
Cahill, o. II. Clancy, Joseph Diltz, c. II. Dewey
j. d. ". Dow, n. tocman, James Gould, ID. Glr
la, NJ. Hoffman j. j. lIuse W. 0. johnson. j. y
Jones, b. ". kGoppenberg, c. NJ. ~ Libby. N
Mcbride, Robert Matthew'S Thomas Sims. Charlie.
Strobe, John Shanks Thomas Sncitcor, Samue
Samuelaon, 9. ?. Udell, II. y. Van lImmon, j. II
Wissingcr. Chas Wentworth, n. Il. Williams, \
Whitman, John Yuln
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SIN N is SIPPl
INSURANCE COMPANY.
~ IspfAHAPotIs.
ACCUMULATED
Capital e343, ,799 -
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING.

vv~HIs ENTERPRlSlNG COMPANY IS
u noe doing "a exssnsive and 9 'uv'sh're
business within the Iimiss of the STATE, snd
! q ssrsuch q il cop6nes lhs bus'sssse q ne
Company 10 me State. the pstroasge of our
pevpsv % solicited. M.
Policies are Issued for sny period not *
cseding seven years. q ssses - ssssoosbls
% The. prompt payment Of Losses will per
n,i,. o. sjl kiadn " Bnsinrss l.ousees. W.
tier Mills. Hotels, Churches. Schnol. Houses
| Dwslling. houses. Bsrns aud ous.houses. 70
eeshes With the conseals Of each, both ~
town and ceUntry.
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Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. Psesidsns;
WM p. LEDWlCH. Wire President;
JOHN r. BERRY. Secretary;
WN. P. LEDWICH, Treasurer.
Directors:
Ellsy 2IIJAHGOODWJN. Isd'saa pclis
Hon. WM.. y. NIBLACK. VIncennes;l
VIZ n. MONTGOMERY Locgootee;
]. =. BERRY, Esq
WM p LEDWlCH.
A. .. BECKETT. Esq, Agsst Of Duhoi'
County. once q shs corner 81 he Pubic
Square. "
March 18th. 1865. 4.
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articalar Attention Given to the Il
surance Of Farm Property.

artIcular Attention 0tveu % TUG III
surance Of Farm Property.
Indianlaus! You have been paying, snd
continue 20 pay 20 companies locates "
tilinois, Connecticut. New York and o'he'
lestltes, hundrr d. ef Thousands Of dollars ps'
snuum. This immense sum cent out of M
| STATE Tor insure nee purposes ear be retained
among ous own cistsens, for which PnsPoae.
IT n Il SINNISSl - SlPPI
Has bssn Instituted nT'
You hsvs now sn:opp ppostupity q insurin1
your property vith : ssfe snd reliable Com
psny in our own State. u shosld be 'hs
pnds sad pleasure et every citizen 20 es
Ieoussse home eatssprise; and BY comparing
|she plan of shis Company with shst of Others
loo cersnn can fsil 70 perceive the sdvan
lsaees of ne SfNNiSSIPPI eyer any SINH
IIsf isssi,ssion doiag business 10 our sssse.
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ssss Rave ever boon intrsdDsoA
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ons have uspa your fils e ~ genssal end hs.lel
~ ehev - IL bsss cAshnrsic ~ empoU. 1he9 sge
hiipr scSon on the lvsr y quick ana oecidrd eoeee
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RAILWAY REsPoNsIBILIrY.

Two juries of inquest have rendered ver-'
diets in two cases Of murder bv rsii which
directly and criminally impesch not only
the subordinates directly in charge VI the
trains on which the murders were done.
but the superior officials OF the roads on
which they occurred.
In the case of the Oil Greek g disaster"
the jury being vested with power under
the Law OF Pennsy lsania 50 20 do. have fol-
lowed up their verdict et inquest By de-
mand upon the coroner to issue his war
rant for the arrest of the President. Di-
rectors aud Managers of the Oil Greek
Railway, as well IS the engineer and con-
ductor of the train BY the destruction Of
which the action Of the Jury was made ne.
cessary. In the case II the Long island
: disaster" the JUICY having fixed gross
carelessness and irregularity in the dis
charge Of their duties upon Mr.. Oliver
Charlick. the PresiJen, OF the Long Island
Railroad. and upon two Of his subordinates.
leave the matter herewith in the hands OF
the prosecuting attorney. whose duty il
now becomes to bring these persons before
the graad jury for manslaughter. II is not
less important to the officials of our rail.
ways themselves than to the public that this
should he done. That things should 90 on as
they have for some time past been going on
our railways. 10 clearly Impossible. People
will not tamely submit forever TO be robbed
every day and murdered once week by
persons whose business it IS to carry the
public from place to place. and who get
well paid for doing that business. Ameri-
cans, as rule, can be more easily swim
died and more safely knocked on the head,
1t would seem. than men of any other CT
vilized nation; but even Americans will
not put up with everything and forever.
II the iaw Is potent 10 punish dishonesty
and scandalous derelictinn OF duty in the
managers and directors of railways, and If
this chastisiug power of the law can be
fairly and firmly exercised in cases 50 Ia
grant as these which have just come be-
fore the public, the else inevitable appli-
dalton of Judge Lynch's summary code TO
the parties whom the people may choose 10
regard as responsible will be averted BY
the becoming chastisement oil those whom
The Law shall pronounce really to be .esPon.
sible. y Y. Word,
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GOVERNMENT. or THE UNITED STATES,

GOVERNMENT. or THE UNITED STATES,
Presden.-A ndrsv johnson. Of Tslnsssess
Secretary sf siaic-- WIN. II Seward, Of New York
Secretary Of War-Edwsrd N. stanton, n Penn.
Postmaster General William Dennison, " Ohio.
Secretary Of the Navy--Gideon Wells, ~ Cons
Secretary Of The Interior James Harlan, ofIows
Secretary ofthe Tretsury- Hugh McCulloch. Of M.
Attorney Gencial--James Speed, Of Kentucky.
Presien, of,he Ssnale-Lafayette =. Foster, of Conn
Speaker ofthe House Schuyler Coksx, OF Indiana.
suPREsE COURT.
Salmon p. Chase. Ohio. Chief Jrssee
1. james M. Wayne, Georsis.
.. samuel Nelson, New York.
3. Robert q. tieer, Pennsylvanis.
Nathan Clifford. Maine.
8. Noah II. Swsyne, bio.
8. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
I. samuel Miller. Iowa.
8. Samuel r. Field, California.
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THE CHANGE.
4 Statement OF the Rtasons and Rash which usts
me q Baplisl.

~ saw y y. kA*@saNFht
One volume. 10 ms. elosh, ~ So
But isw writer's ~ield Pen vish sush soassM.
male ski, grace and sisor - Mr.. kinxsiury. HI
book has ieesisrd ike most hearty snd es,nssl sril
eS endanen.nt 81 Elders r. Y. simmer, .. ID. HUI
han, Editor Bfblcsl Recorder. N. o. Csbb, Cor. SIC
NJ Bspii-, Bostd o. Missions snd eihet eminent u.
vines. ~ bsnia lssnily should be withons II. Ne
opponent q The Bspslsi should fsn 10 read III"
Nossmssf .. IL
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N o T ICE

TEE ssder,igned having 81 Augsst Tsm d Or.
anss County Court, qualified a. administrator,
With The will annexed of tho estate 81 JAMES n.
TAPP deceased oil persons indebted 10 said estate
are requested 10 make immediate payment. and those
having claims agsinst the estate 10 present The.
within The lime prescribed by Law, Or this aoes will
be plead 10 bar Of their recovery
JAMES r. BROWN, Adm.
October 10. os-A
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m rssKLLA--nARY slrAnp sLARKs.
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Contains eompleis roe,iesl writings cf sLc pcpsL.,
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ii amends that have ssn found eiineinE 10 The
In stone Of sies, hfs a. Il wsshsd wiih The slb
and dOw Of The seeihing Tide u Thought sud inssk
uation.
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II
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HELP Us UPlii

HAVING less all % had By The oar, % ore CEN.
psha - 80 Ger sumeross friends and eus.
tossis % psy CASH Tor what they buy. We Gao.
sot Boy without the Cash. AZ soon az We eet akle
u will afford 40 pleasure 10 accommodate ron win
credit. We cannot do il now.
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September ~. Us
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W A N Ed

SO, 900 lbs. DnRD AppIss.
10000 lbs. PEsIgD and UspevIsp pracass
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NORTH CAROLINA MAP
For 1866.

lVE low.
HNHE Subscriber has. AFTER len yeap Of Toll and
\ expense, prepared This Aew and Beam
tlful Map. from NEw EssRArisss, with oil the
New Counties, Rail Roads, Post Offces. with Hun
ireds OF additions and corrections with Stale Border
Views. and Ha nds0lne Likeness Of Pre-
sitient Johnson, Gov. swain, and Others
Altogether presenting . slPERB NAP we,ihs Of
the State, and place in lhe Household Of every cit
zen Vastly Superior 10 any other Eplries In siis.
Is feet by ~ finish and beauty.
This Map, from entirely Ntv Eagrsrirgs. will b.
READY THIS FALL.
Agents wanted IN oil parts Of The State.
COUNTY RiGHTs ron SALE.
LlDIss, CEsasrnss and 0rHKRs Who willssnd
ne Clubs shalt receive IS follows;
Club 81 10 sulvciibes premium o. q gold ~sseh,
price $50.
Club Of premium Of acid watch, price 20
Club Of ; premium Of silver wslrs. proc Is
And sci Of plated silver Teaspoons rssrs 10 each
club. Maps to be paid Ter when delivered.
For full particulars sddress
SAMUEL PEARcE.
Marlborough. N. C..
Oct III, 1855. U7-sns
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IMPORTANT RAILROAD DECISION.


oaan appeal from lower court. The Ken.
tucky court Of appeals. Judge Robertson pre-,
siding, has just rendered decision, in the
case Of the Louisville ard Nashville rail.
road company IS. ]. Collins. one Of its EN-.
ployees. who. through the csrelsssness Of
the engineer, lost one Of his legs. whilst in
the immediate execution OF an order from
that engineer-which decision is of much
interest TO all railroads. The court held
the following:
|. A railroad 10 responsible to one Of its
employees for any damage sustained BY the
gross negligence Of any other employee Of
the road.
:. railroad il responsible to persons
occupying the attitude Of strangers, for
damages sustained By The ordinary negli.
gence Of the agents OF the road.
$. One who is employed 10 load railroad
ties on Q construction train must be regard
CD in law as stranger 10 the road, and the
road is liable to him Tor damages sustained
BY the negligeace Of me engineer.
4. The old English law relieving rail.
road from all liability Tor injuries received
BY the employees Of the road, and requir-
Ing employees 10 take the risk Of each 9th
er's gross negligence, is NOT the law inI
kentucky.
;. An engineer is the lawful agent Of
The road, and the road wilI be held respon-
siole Tor h's gross and ordinary negligence
upon the usual principlss sf agency.
-
WINE ~ FaAycs.-The last French IA
pers state that much vine vlI be lost Tor
want Of cakss. In Burgundy persons fuf-
nishing their osn barrels can purchase nsw
wine at from four . sve ssni, Ger gallsn.
The brst Frsncs srssdy cas- % made d
les, than 81 per gallon. bet ebespness 10 |
Europe - not LIKELY to sssct IN price in
thit counirv. Shsre speculaIios and aduI- |
trfsiIon ha,ssssy.
A grape groser % - island % Lshs
Ere asserts tsst he kss lhis yssr rsissI
from one acre sishtses ed : half tsss Il |
Catswna grapes.
General Briscoe. q tAs Federal srs,.
recently On trial At Nastinftss for stsal.
ing some $4,000 from the qssrtsrasstsr's
BALE IN Lynchburg. Va, Of which pises 10
was il command after the surrender oil
General Lee, has been convicted, and sen.
fenced % be- dIshsnsrsbly dismissed frsm
.he army. aud 70 lose all bis back pay.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-11-29
NEW GOODS.
CHEAP CASH STORE

I AM now opening an ENTIRE NEW sToCv
I ofall kinda Of GOODS, which win ell very i.
for CASH.
Please call and szsmins nv goods and prices, and
you will be sure 10 buy.
Any goods not on hand will DO ordered W sxp,t,.
a very low rates. Quick sales. and smaller pra,,
than before, will he my mode 81 hasinsss. =,
JAMES WEBB & SONS.
Sept. 10. 1855. 49, o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-04-20


 saI.,.,.runsn zas soncs asked whether the -.a.nssrs of the church were united; he re e:;Itl eli:;5I saa' sAsz were Ps'fss''y s'''sp,e1s" A PnfrrY MowEs IN SAXON Dresden, r saw inc Sistine Madonna with lnexpressible dsi;dbf. butI saw smother sight, uot-qulfe so nneticaian ideal, yet.stip to be: looked upon xith interest, and pleasure: One day l was was waking along through the public square 10 the picture gallery. I'happened. to notice 2 woman mowing..s stapped1 sat gown ana looked at her for half an hour. she was ap. narefflv ,two or three and ltweatys ' Her head was fnelv formed. and set firmly on her should1 CTS. Her hair was neatly braldeo arouna ~ her features were regular; her" cenple4lon hrown ss berry-;- eyes bright blue Iorm ylgd orous. we'll rounded like that of Dorethea ln| Goeihe,s poem. From her ears hung goIdenl sar.riirs. She wore a bright colored pettia eoatTescbing a'little .below the knees, her legsI were esbarei. and -her feet encased Tn emborider. ed shoes. She was the picture of health andl robust beauty She swung the scythe with an inimitable ease and grace, and as she did Do, there was placid expression on her .pleas'| ant countepauce, which spoke of clear con. science, contented spirit and w1llingnessl to do the work which her destiny pointed out. I examined the swath the grass was.eut as| smooth as.yelyet; you could not tell wherel one swath ended and the next began. It Wasj a work of high art, and an American farmer might have taken 6 useful lesson wish j could have taken her portrait as she stooeI before me.--Prof, Fslton. -~, sI