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The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

MEDICAL GARD Succcss is said to be the
criterion o. merit il this il so Dr.. Dohcry is not
an exception to tn" rGlc; Of the many Physicians
who advertise to cure the particular brapcbes to
which he hds devoted his particular study. none
has attained that Wondrous and general practice
which daily attend at his Office. The great Ri
cord. o! Paris. specially devoted his attention to
the particular branch Of Medicine dcnominacd
Specific and Chronic Dr.. Dohcriy has dcleImin-
ed TO do the same. Read his advertisement in
another column and ihc sworn statement of cures.
Dir. ". X. UOIIERTY
Private Medical ana Surgical Institute, Sac,a-
mento Street, below Montgomery, Opposite hc
Pacific Mail Steamship Cos OAice.) Private'el
trance ou i.eidcslort street, Suu Francisco Es
ttblsh"d expressly to Afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical aid. in The treatment and
cure OF all Private and Chronic diseases cases Of
srcrcsy and all sexual disorders Attending and
Residcn; Physician. DR.. ". K Doherty. Office
hours from 9 a. NJ. to . Pm. Communications
strict y confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed,
OF no pay. -ddieS9
Or. VI. X. DOHERN.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

The coiling of the new Atlantic cable from
the manufaclory at Greenwich to the ship
Amethyst, which is to convey it to the Great
Eastern was commenced on the l7th of
December.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
NOTICE

A LII persons are forbid harbouring or trusting
II my wife, Julia Philbrick, on my account. as
shall not be responsible for any debts of her
contracting after this date.
S. W. PHILBRICK.
Beal's Bar, Placer County, Feb. s, 1S65-3t"
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

l1Is- Ayers American Almanac has now A..
rived and is really for delivery gratis by Mr.M
Weber or II. HAZEL to all who call for II
This number contains treatise on Scrorula and
its kindred complaints, which is well worth No.
rusal 1t also gives much general medical jnfor.
nation. which is useful and should be kep,
against time Of need in every family Its
uilotion of Jokes and anecdotes is abont Ibo pan.
that reaches us. and these facts together bov.
given it a circulation which is said to be the lar
gest o any oae hook in the world.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

@az5- Mrs Partington says comparisons are Or.
dorus, but if you compare any other hair dress
ing Wih Crockctt's an ,aline. the comparison
is moi ordorus, quite the reverse, as every body
knows that the AmygAalnc never turns rancid
and possesses one OF the most refreshing and de-
lighttal perfumes cXtant.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
INSURANC: AGENT WANTED.

EETA NTED BY i FIRST GLASS FIRE IN
w surance Company, Agent in fuO""'
Liberal commissions allowed TO u competent per
SON Address. with San Francisco references
Lock Box 1876. Post Office, San Francisco.
JAM rs 1865 1t.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

y For the first time in iour years the
eouthern counties of California have received
sufficient rain to insure good crops and pas
tursye. The loss Of cattle in that region, in
the last two years, on account Of the drouth,
has probably amounted to seventy five per
cent of the whole number.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
BurLER's SINS ARE MANIFOLD. s Simon on,

BurLERs SINS ARE MANIFOLD. - Smon' on,
the Eastern correspondent Of the :. +. Bul
etin. in recent letter from the East, in
speaking OF General Butler, says:
1t is well known fact. however, that
there is a long chapter Of grievances stand
ing to bis discre,li IN the book, Of the Ex
eculive. Complaints of his tyranny. injustice,
arbitrary arrests and exactions ta,e accnmu-
lated III such numbers aud with such weight
of auiho.iiy that for long time pas; Butler
has te-n "A heavy lead 10 carry "lh 'l'e
Executive. II cannot he denied, however,
that bis enoIgv Hnd Industry, bis abii'ly Win
bis pen, his legal rendneas, and IN, adroii-
ness as politician bad made him q 'ale"
circle of admirers among people wh" conid
see nothing Of the darker shakes Of his life
aud character known in official circles; aud
this popularity was an element which the
Executive has long hesitated to challenge
and otf.od lest hy 50 doing he should create
new divisions among the supporters Of the
Government aud the war for the Union. At
last the line had come when it was deemed
essential 10 east aside these considerations
and General Butler was removed. In the
army he he'd quite lost the confidence Of all,
except the few favorites who iiutlered around
the flame OF his power, aud warmed them
selves il its rays. Among thoughtful ciSi
Ijaus. no one lhmg has tended more 10
destroy confidence in him than his prevari-
cation in regard to the mon. taken by his
orders from the Bank of New Orleans. II
will he remembered that when the owners
Of this gold coin (some &G0,000) recently
sued General bUfer in New York 10 recover
the money, the General declared and caused
it to be published that the funds had been
deposited in the Treasury. This was found
to be utterly untrue, in fact. THIS pEevari'
Gallon gave poiut, significance and cIeduiily
to bun red other tales Of outrage suffered
at Baler's hands q; New Orleans and else.
where, which had previously been listened
to with incredulty.
Butler is dethionel. Let him pass with
the single reflection that if the press of the
country had only been GENERALLY faithful to
its duty, aud had property aod fearlessIy
criticised his acts. put'hc sentiment would
years ago have closed his military career,
and saved the country the disastrous conse-
quences flowing from his military inca}aciiy
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

DEED.
AT the County Hospital. Auburn, on Sunday
the 9th inst, CASPER CEoRFF.
In Auburn, on Thursday morning, the 9th inst.
after lingering illness, WILLIAM DUNCAN. al
old citizen of Auburn, a native OF Little York
Pennsy lvania, aged AZ years.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

Il is related that DR.. Munsel, then under
graduate of Trinity College, Cambridge,
called at the rooms Of brother Bantab,
but who was absent; bat he hal left on he
table the opening of a poem, which was in
the following lofty strains:
The suns perpendicular rays
illuminate the depths OF the sea-
Here the flight of the poet BY some acc.
dent stopped short; but Dr. Munsel, who
was seldom (f We may credit his fame) lost
on such occasions, Illuminated the subject
by completing the stanza in the following
style:-
"Thc fishes beginning to sweat,
Cried d-n it, how hot shall we be?''
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

Going BACK TO BAHDARIsM.-Accounis
rom the Southwest present a melancholy
piclura and one which could scarcely fail 10
excite the most painful solciude, wers our
country men not become 50 familiar with war
and its horrors The whole Southwest seems
TO be reiapsn@ into barbalisn. The tele-
crap is silent on the subject. but our At.
sntic exchanges inform us that "euer! las
are overrunning Eastern aud Western Ken.
lucky, Northwestern Missouri, and some per
tons IF Tennessee and Arkansas" They
are represented a, carrying o., theif dep!e-
daVous with a f~roci'v ;hat can only be ;u-
counted tor on tie theory that inanY of Ihen
are meu whom the fortune ot Har have
made house!css ar,l homeless Wanderers. Al
Tie mercy of spies aud military desnots. de,
| spoiled oi their property, threatened with
violence, il Is not strange that many of them
should form guerrilla bands for protection
and vengeance. 1t ia not marvellous that
they should revisit their old homes, from
which they were driven, iuAamei with q
| passion for retaliation aud that retaliation
should manifest Itself in deeds OF boirog.
Hhen robbed of heir homes and declared
oucas,s, can have no feeling for those that
robbed them aud bran e, them with inlamy,
except intense hatred This explains The
| Sa"ageness OF The gucriill&s Of the South>
west Every days continuance Of tbo war
| but Increases the bitterness of feeling be-
tween the two sections and adds new out
RACES 10 be aton-d for l. is shockin9
state Of affairs and there seems no prospect
Of it drawing to close.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
Pacific Mail Steamship Go

~--. THEEOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS
: >t-irr -. will be dispatched in The month of
-. ,.7zssxa..-ssss, 70 February. 1865:
Feb. 81. GOLDEN AGE. Capt. E. S. Farnsworih
Feb. 1871. CONSTITUTION Capt j. 7. Watkins
Feb 23d. SACRAMENTO, Capt. W. A. Hudson,
From Folsom Street wharf, at nine clock AM
punctuaiiy. or
PANAMA..
The lshmns transit is made by Railroad in
three hours. All exposure TO a tropical climate
is thus avoided.
This route Offers particular advantages TO La
dies and Families.
For further particulars apply at the Office Of
the Pacific Sail Steamship Company, corner ol
Sacramento and Leidcstlorf streets.
OLIVER ELDRiDGE, Agent.
l. Inun1pv 1S,th
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

lNvlGoHArE TIE SYSTEM Vigorous digestion
and pure bile produce nutritious blood. and nu-
tritous blood healthy frame. Does the victin,
OF dy-peptic stomach and isortlercd liver
desire TO know how The digestion may be mprov-
cd. the bile and other fluids OF the body purified?
DH. iiosrETTEH's STOMACH BlrrEns
will accomplish tni> desirable revolution in the
sy stem regulating the ,ecrrtions and excretons
giving tone@ the animal juices which dissolve
The food, strengthen every relaxed nerve. muscle
and fibre. and brings the whole machinery Of
vitality into vigorous and healthu play >oll
by all Druggists and dealers everywhere
IlQSTNTrER SMITH Il DEAN
Jdn 3o. In San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

PETRoLEuM.--iueo he oil mania that has pre-
vailed SO extensively at the East seems to be
extending. to this coast, and W. how hear Of
oil bogings in buena Vista, Monterey, Los
Angeles, aud other southern countless
Large prices are said TO have been paid tor
lands known to contain oil, aud the specu
lators are preparing 10 ''grease" the unwary
with wild catn stock.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

iS.3-A proposition IS before the Nevada
Legislature 10 form new county, two miles
wide and eight long, with the ambitious
town Of Gold Hill as the county seat
Virginia city, suburb of Gold HILL will be
permitted to remain he shire town of Storey
county.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

1t is sad that Lincoln has actually begun
to lay pipe for re election. The way to get
an office nov is 10 say whether you are in
favor Of Mr. Lincoln being elected for third
term.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

81; i CABINET SCENh.-ihe Eastern
editorial correspondent Of The 5. F. buetin,
gives the f.lloviug account Of scene in
Mr.. Lincon's Cabinet after ButeI's failure
upon the Wilmington forts:-
Il hear from Washington hat innedi,
a'elv after the retnrn of Buffers expedition,
there was a lively scene between the s;ecre'
tarcs Of " AZ aud the Navy, at the White
House, in presence Of MIR. Lincoln. The
story goes that Nh. Weles expressed bis
mortliraiiou at the For, Fisher failure, and
his Indignation that the military branch of
the expedition was 50 inefficient either in
numbers or leadership. lhereuron Mr..
Stanton flew into a tremendous rage, relort,
ING 50 severely The reproaches Of his col
league that Gileun rather hacked water-
Thus encouraged, : 'aunton poured in his ho.
shot ST. rapidly and ferocousiy as fer lime
to "den"raljze' the Patriarch and drive
him into q ilnoraI} r>rner, whence, however,
he lurne! upan his pursuer with renewed
courage and charged him with The imheciijy
Of the Wilmington tiasco. Uncle Abe, find
/ ing the interuecjue war becoming rather
threatening, now interpos.d and Quoted The
row by iojing the parties thereto one of his
little sores," which no doubt was to The
/ point, and which put Tie dsputants into The
appearance Of better humor, though the c's
fente cordiale between them is far from being
Restored. OF coutss your spoudent
can't swear to he facts from pelsonai know
edge, but he gives you the tale as currently
reported upon apparently good authority.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

EH Grsenbacks are selling in San Fran
cisco at 5Ol cents OH the dollar.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
YHE, CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPAN'

E.HAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX u--S1sSB,
IL e. 3orsr Concord Coaches to all .zkM-Iz41Sa
parts OF California, Oregon and Nevada territory
Sacramento to Virginia City (IIcnness Pass route
Via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat Grass Valley
and Nevada.
Passengers from San francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia. Nevada, Grass Valley. Dutch Flat,
and Auburn take the cars of the central PacFc
RGUfood, at steamboat landing. foot of street,
at 6:l5 A. NJ, arriving at New Castle at 7:l5 A. NJ
whore they take the coaches of the
CALYEoRNEA sFAGE COMPANY
arriving at Nevada II NJ, and at Virginia city
the next day at A. NJ. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, Iinoisown, to Iowa
Hill. and to Dutch Flat; arriving at the latter
place daily at o'clock r. NJ.
Also lines connect with Forest Hill Todds
Valley, Yankee jim, Michigan Bluff, and Squaw
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn for Marysville, every
morning al o'clock.
S. H. WHITMARSH, Agent.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
EsIRTAES.
EsfEEB.

At Auburn, on NJ onday. the 9th inst, the wife
If d. c. Scott, Esq, Of daughter.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

CAMFokNIA lHoDucE OF 1863 AND ga
coMpARED.-lt appears from The Mercantile
Gazette that The California produce of 1864
OF certain leading articles Of agriculture, AS
compared with the yield of | 1868, WAS as fol-
lows: Wheat shoMed falling off of ,l20,-
600 sacks; barley, l52 900 sacks; oats, 34, =
600; potatoes, 81 900, sacks; rye, 1900
sacks; beans, 10000 sacks The only article
exhibiting any increase was corn, which in-
crease was chiefly from Los Angeles county.
GKGENBACKs AND TAxhs- Many rlomi.
nent citizens Of Lane county, Oregon, Of boti
parties, have determined to test the con.
stitutionality of The '!az Law, passed by The
late Legislature. They rendered greenb backs
in payment to the Sheriff and he refused to
receive them. An application was then
made to Jndge Stratton for a writ Of mans
dalnus, which writ was allowed aud immedi.
ateIy served. 1t requires the Sheriff 10
appear be fore said Judge on the 10Th day Of
February ueXt, 10 show cause Why.
WaiYSv;lle Erpress.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
HWTnlIVN T I'd, :.
Bills allowed to tue amount Of S2,354 81

According to dispatch from Washington
the reques. ot Lieutenant Governor Jacobs,
OF Kentucky, TO be permitted 10 return o his
home, has been granted by Mr. Lncoln.---
sach language HAS heretofore been beard
Onlv ia GeSpo;iu countries
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

Gfs- We hnye received from Mr. Turner.
proprietor Of the AuJuro Book Store, the
Tribuue Almanac for 1868 |, contains he
full official returns Of .he State aud presi.
Dental elections, synopsis Of the principal
laws passed by the las Congress, and othe,
matter for interesting reference.
FRrsSo Mes.--lhjs is the tame Of Il
new Democratic journal just established at
M!Ierton, The county seat Of Fresno, ,be first
number Of which We fad among our e&-
changes. Samuel J Garrison, n genteu.a
folly competent to 'I'e dates of Tie position
is editor and proprietor IF the Times.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

The real name of Josh Billings" the lu,
moris, is Henry &. Shaw, an auctioneer. Of
foughkeepsie, New York.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

Azt- HE Legislators Of Ne'ada have been
in session eight weeks, and have received 10
pay eScep, State scrip, upon which they
have to stand a share equal 10 ten per cent
per month. Poor pay! poor preach!
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

The total number Of bales Of cottou IN
the Conf~deracy at the i'esen; iino is eS'
mated by rebel cotton dealers at seven nil
lion bales. They have not sueceeded in Get
tag cut more than one million bales since
The war begun.
A bae Of cotton weighs 4o0Ii> $, aud this
would make the amount on hand il the
South 100000, ,0o0!Ds.. which q. the lowest
prices in the Eastern uarkets, TT dis time,
would bring one dollar per pound, or $780,,
OO0,00O.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
PROBATE. NOTICE

/ eb. nth. lSG5--Gw
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
PAN a M g..

From Folsom Street wharf at nine o clock a.
nnncluHliN. for
, 1865-04-19
FROM G ZEN. 8 ZONE MANS
com N AND,
An Immense Capture Of Supplies and
SIurGa.

LIEo1R, \. C., April 16 Tho expedition uu-
deT N.tor General Stoncman, which left Knox
T1!le, Ienn, on The 10th Of March, struck the East
TenncsI ee and VIRGINIA Road On the 14th inst,
at WythsTil'e, Chr1t ttianeburg and Salem Be-
tweeI these points 1hirty-thtee bridges were
burned, and twenty-five miles Of track totally de-
stsoyed> and beg idc many prisoners were taken,
spd considerable quantities of corn and other
stores DESTROYED. On the Stu Gen, Stoneman
moved sta Jacksonville, Danpury, Macksyiile, ar-
r'ving at Gr.nt's Greek, three miles from Sails
bnry, the rebel line for the defensc Of the town,
at 6 a. u, On The 18th inst This liue
defended by artillery and infantry. was soon
forced, anG our totces entered Salisbury at
10 a. IN capturing stands of colors, ID
pieces Of ar:l]lery. lies pr:opcrs 1000 stand Of
am. md a-eoatIsaents, 200 600 !oana. of ss,s'l
nmmunlt1on, 0,cS1 rounds of dxc1' um nuniton,
G pounds Of powder. 7, ,oo0 co npleto suits OF
lojhipc, S5a con army blankets, and 80 900 pounds
Of baToI, 100000 pounds of: salt. $4,000
1tlO Oo0 pounds Of saltpetre, toe0o bushels
~ fWheat. SLUG worth Of medtcal s1ppltea 1000
.p.,.s cnftcp. Thirteen pieces Of artillery were
hroreht away, and all other storea not needed f-r
mir 1mmediste command were Destroyed The
crt,ter nert"F 'hese supplies had just been re-
cs,ysa from Raleigh. One la:ge arsenal, machtn-
~ enn.1.s Z, sx nrpots, two engines md trains.
ey esye1s1 ss b1i6ets between trseneboto md Dan:
yille. also on either Side Of SALISBURY. with *es-
cttI miles Of railroad track, were destroyed. We
, 1865-04-19

Arrival OF Hon. E. B. WASH ournc-
His Account OF the Surrender Af
Lees Artny-35,0lt0 Paroles and 134
Rttcea of artillery
Especial Difpatch to the Chicago r1fhune.1

e lSpectal Diepatch to the Chicago T1ibunc.1
WARRINGTON. April 1d.
Gr. Washburne, Of Illinois, returned TO the
city hon Appomstto1 Court-uouse yesterday.
He WIS present at the nnal surrender OF Lees en-
tire army. and witnessed the laying down of their
arns. BE was the only civilian present BE de-
scribes the ecene as one Of the mort impressive
ever witnessed. When he left, s,ooo paroles had
been issued and. 1S4 pieces Of artillery had heen
with Lee and ell the prominent rebel
Generals. Three of them-Gor1on, VII
c"T1 md Alexander-came with hls escort to
Petersburg. They all aetnowledse themselves
s nnd out wSst I wns. to be their dc:tinssion: he
Worn spt out md in the most mt.erahle CONDITION
There Tas fae rs,s e
t,Tine bg Hundreds Of starvation. Aai. Gcu; Gin.
bon VI in command 1t Apeouatts1.A "a sna 10 :. the 3e
morning NJ 3e ,nd e h,s to
Iscbnond. Ia protect him nom the stsascsslers q
10th aIm,es. Three Of the most ptom.-
es1I es,' cfsRs OF 10 iaplote lin
tros rsbei soldiers, and from TIC mob - Thleh Il 6,
tntsate4ed Its Destruction. Iae feoc!s, Dull hi E
acfntutoo, without rations, w1thout money, ana
no eiothinE except &lat ahey d Q u -ls oa Sks
u. ns ns,S q nc III o:is arls Of the Pnasnt wss
10 Pataon co Oluo dcserter who had been sen
14ncs0 70 .e Aun. On tie a1st fust. Els f'fo-hc1
1aa lauen ~ nstt'r> and lc h1d rot away from his
NAsu1No1oN, ApEn 1s.-Don Joe Antonio
sTGs ss sss,e,ary + R9F:.nssa s's creaso' to re
ss,ne % hcs c ~ ~ ~ hhs!e ard "a. received as the
Robert B rta Grs1o..n anpcin.ed IN N, oY the
Grind Dnchy nf hreklcnbase; al.o Consul Of the
ntua. Consul o. the Grand Duchy Of MecienSn1g
echwerein at Chicago. They have beea 1ssos.
Md b. our Government accordingly.
, 1865-04-19

SAN FRANCISCO, april 1G-The destruction OF
the Democratic newspapers last evening was not
the result Of any recent offensive utteran .cs, hut
Ut their opposition to the Government ali ,bTonoh
the war. II was effected with such rapidly and
was 60 unexl ected that the authorities were ablo
tary were ii possession Of tho wno!e loneth M l Of
Montgomery street.-The principal thorocrhfareN
sad al approaches To- Il thqa prsyenng further
violence n n me aaattseEoi tAe cltJ Where It Was
L'Eeho Du R1eifQue, was threatened aQd is now
under pna1d. Tie T. Union md du,sr;eaa ,ysre ye
destroyed. Intense excitement prevailed ali
night.
churches, Public meetings are held t, exn1a=s
tIis afternoon to prepare for The obscaa1c~s. ~ 'of
1t ig reported that the Democratic naners al
Mar yi!le ind Grass Valley hare been mopEei, s
, 1865-04-19

TAsH1he7os, A!Etl le.-7he remains Of the
Pttslucnt viii pruhsbly be conveyed from wa.t-
tnei,n On 1tursdsr morning 10 Illinois. by way
Cleyeiand aid To]edo. Tie rirne eehsdnie fos has
rot yet been determined. hut nhout ono week will
IT occppicd In Feacairc Illinois,
, 1865-04-19

opinions - to the nature of popular government
have long teen ckeri.fed, md. constituted ~ !
them. believe thst government WIS msde f1r
tor man, not man fcs aoTexnmant This
Struggle 81 the people against tue mo5t
gipaptlc rebel The world ever saw has demon
ttrated that the attachment Of Tho people to taeiF
government 10 the strongest n7tutal defense hu-
man wisdom can devise. So long as the itch man
are his interests, 20 long ss the public
heart turns IN the right direction.
and the people understand and appreciate
the theory Of our government ard love liberty,
our Constitution will be transmitted unInpaised.
Il the time ever comes when he people shall fat
tho government will TAIL and ws cease
1t may be that 1t was necessary for ia to pas. the
last ordeal OF strife 10 prove that III Eoyefumcns
will not perish IRON internal weaknssa, hut will
stand able to defend Itself against all foes and
punish treason.
, 1865-04-19
IsEsGa1 CINCINNATI.
4 Public Mc@tinu-Address by the
MAJ or-The O1ty At1ll In NouFAfngs

CINCINNATI. April 18 lin response to the call
ofa number Of prominent citizens, large meet
lng VAS held ct Pke'8 Opera House last night
MAY OF narris chafrmau OF the raeeting, sa1dthcra
hsd been disposition prevailing among eorac
pereoDs to use the terrible calamity which has
beiaffen Us ss pretext to raise disturbances.
Up to the present time, al.hough some property
hse been destroyed. no lives have been lost ue
favored Law and order, and would enforce them
at a! hozards. He hoped the people Of Ctncfa-
natl Ind sufficient confidence III General Hooker
and h1mke!fto know that they wonld arrest snd
punish any oae who would now utter a dislosal
sentiment Appropriate resolutions we're paated,
after which speeches were inside by Judge 3tor-
r, Meesrs. Ferry, Chalfant, Gaddis, Noyes aud
General Carry.
The city ts still drsped in mourning, and husi.
neeB has not yet fully revived, hut confidence Is
almost restored and better feeling prevails.
committee OF s1x gentlemen hss been I'D
pointed to communicate with The. proper authoF,-
fies tn Washington for the purpose OF having the
natl when <n outt to Illinois,
, 1865-04-19
FKOsa OTTAWA.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.]
OTTAWA, April 15.
No. s, motion for s.fpersedeas oycrruled: : -.
petition for rehearfng granted; GO, sane order:
l7a, motion II: strike deposition from a,es oyer.
ruled; ; ~, pet,tion for rehearfn1 cranted "a
aame order; 70, same refused; Eli, rue to io,n AN
Is de order renewing case for noT.ie3ede@ ~ a.
submitted By defendant in crFor on hfiefs. &c. "a
be fltd; 23f, snhEltted by appellee On brieS 10
be 1led. ~
The docket being called tho cases were Tins
dlsEoeed Of: Numbers II, IS, 10, 81, -. Is. -.
u. 50. Continued; nEn.hcrr =, q, taken On cali.
1hs court has .djourncd until ThursaaY Ut 0
Z; m.* az msrk Of respect 10 the late presidrnt
Lttcotn.