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STA11s6 HoRsEs.-A gentleman residing ut ass
Michigan nvcuue, while uaAStug call on Park arc
nue, last night, had TWO horses stolen. One was q
eay horse, and the Other black pony OF great
beauty; with one white hind foot The pouy had
They were seen In possession of man and boz on
lsultn street, making their way toward Bridge
por1 hut DO ncc Of them beyond ilat locality has
lie return OF the horse and pony 10 5S6 Michigan
aYenrG. -
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FOR S!ME-.Three improved
farms and 10 900 acToa f11m lands Ono no aers al
undtr cultivation: timothy meadows snd tame PASTURE
4oo nsrss same grass and tTo good farm houses Two
quo!s County. ~ mil = east Lodi Station, t0o miles
acre.
One co. acres 10 acfcs broke, and one nam. house.
coSrc'fbs, Dr., Situated In Champaign County. ~
pcr arle. = -'"'.-"
One ldo acres. y. E. Sec. 8, adjoining Pa1ton ne
eognty Town Of Ford County, On NJ G. T. L fT1eo
$50 per acre. .&..
Atso ln0o0 ae1fs uniuptpved lands IN k1oGtK,asSa,
1roquo.s Ford, ChampalEn, Mclean and L[I1QsnE:oa ~:
counties, Illinois For salo By JAMES. nike cu.tTT".
33 South Water 9troct Chicago. III.
, 1865-10-30

E<>1>-
i4e Lake ft.cet, have recently made some valuable
acc7dons to their art gallsry OF pictures from the
3esS oess sr,.es. among them Moonlight on the
;Msol.cfsancan+" W Geo. l. Ilsowo .Whaler
Princes. r g! 1'e.ht Is schnVsc; ..land.eape,"
= superb still! lie picture by bap:is{e:
Antntnn Scent, - by Muller; 81 The Lone E'tter,s
gcnson: "Ca'm in tic British CLannel'' IL De
Hans; Landtespe n South O! Frspec," by ucn:
"Meadowt Above Wcsr Poiut," hY youchr}1r.
..on The Suespehanu4." ly Lewis; "Sunset Oh
the Mitsit.tppi." BY ltrachcr, Winter scene" By
Bacon; a new ctupe piece. by 1all; ..pcscl1e" III
brown: ..Wa:e1 caE1,ets." :" hS Never: and nsi.
Of mosc legitimate collection Of pictures than th!s
invoice has ever l'een received bssc. Many Of thr
sre among the greatest Of the modern school, i il
1arey thal opportunity l. aStdsd to leek At
Dc Haae and Clifford. and all mi lovers vii thank
Messn. t;iles I'tos. ics bringing them here: They
veil be proud. Nc shall notice more at length
hereafter some Of these maslI pieces.
, 1865-10-30

SOLDIERS HoxE--1n consequence Of the tnclems
cucy Of the wenthcr the monthly meeting Of tbs
Uon.d o! Managers OF the Soldiers Rome WIS not
held on Friday last A meeting will be hold On
Tuesday afternoon, ut half past twoo'clock. in the
roons Of the Young Nen'e Christ38n Association.
There Is much business TO be transacted, and full
attendance Is highly desirable
, 1865-10-30
THE CITY.

SolDlEns' MoSrEH1.-Ihem monument in honor
al the officers aad soldiers OF Eric county, Pn, who
fell IN dctcnca Of the Union, ordered from l. y.
yolk, the sculptor, by Dan Ricc, will BE- formally
inauEurated on the lst o! November. Nit. s. NJ
Fassctt, the well known photographer, has just been
teleErfphed 10 he there the Interesting occatton,
TO take y{eWa Of thE monument md rathtrfuN.
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Miscellaneous.

BAnx MARY (whaier), OF New Bedford, was wrecked In
NE arbor Of Siberia violent gale Sept is
All the crew saved.
srrAxsnir EVENING STAR Capt Be, sails to-day, atsPM
for New direct pier 70 North River Her 40
passengers this nne steamer as wen as
her speed, unexccled.
sP Ftrrrronp saitr from Boston SEPT for San Fran
Rio Janero NOV O. with captain Sick sui pa
OF the munous, 10 DO sent home IA IRONS and sailed
15th.
BspK Lava Knight from shangbse for New York was al,
Thomas Dec "a, IN distress.
BRia KoRGK noBERrs (Brl Barnes from Barbados for
rhadelrhis with 5ie puncneons nolasses Was dried uy
the ombay Hook Bar on the night OF the ~ inst
She dangerous position, and both vessel and cargo
will probably be total loss All the crew arr safe.
BuIe RoprRic Duu tBr utchins from Boston Nov for
Pictou, Ia reported wrecked. ~. aHfrv
scnR KATE BRIeuAx masis Platter, from New Orleans,
that was Wardes beach, about mile south OF
the Highlands, has been got OF and towed TO the cy.
scgp MARCIA Of Boston, from Glace Bay CB, for New
York coal IL reported wrecked No particulars The
was 1853 tons built Lnbec IN 1852 and partly owned
the eastward.
Ecna Oxwa ARD fIrl which ashore IN Tarpaun Cove
Qot og and brought 10 New BEDFORD hpa been repaired
ihe clg lNay, and Is 'elo dug her cargo ro
Lstuehl Tor New YORK.
soas Observation-Disclosures. Jan 5-The Br schr Edilh.
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remains xl be oenvsysa y cal.y Cemetery for inter

remains WIN be conveyed so CAvszy Cemetery for inter
cry q LrpsA Ans, lssshssr of 6spA 1iIaam and LYDIA
snds q - fsy svssa s . .snd Oh.
funera Sunday afternoon, q two O'Clock, from the
rssidsnee Of her passnss Aonssomery avenue Hudson
EA.non...s .soo Thunaay, January 8 Mn HARRnr
Of :. .s sssd . II.
he5 I.ss rssidsnes, ssisrvIls, NJ
The sslss.vss and friend. ~ invited % attend The
Iapsn NsssacSussts and Vermont win please copy
.rsiics o. Samuel b sosa.ins, q shis city.
The relatives and fIssnd. Or the family and those Of
. sss g. &C
Amity cres ON Monday morning. at ten o'clock, with
soazscI. Suddenly, on Thursday, January s. P.ru.
youngest Of VIM J. and the hate Julia schenck, in
Ths rslssves and friends Of he family arc invited 70
attend the funeral th: Saturday afternoon q three
as sds nss Ss w hs q
Of John and Csthalno s,shmann' aged year. months
Inc friends Of the family arc invited 70 attend the
funeral from the Of South Fourth and Seventh
streets Brooklyn, = p, on Sunday afternoon q two
sHERxAn--At NGtchez Miss, ON Saturday, December
his s u sS & e IL
sau,,ru AFTER short iliuess Arm, the beloved
.fe f George ehcnin Of the parish Of Kanny, county
faithful wife, . mother fond and kind, F4
~ A friend true ~ the pure virgin gold
She leaves her weeping friends In tears behind,
To sleep within the grave-dark, drear and cold
Hated by few loved and revcred by many TGoa
Tis hard 70 part with you, my gentle Annie as
The friends and we'll wShcrs are requested TO attend
the funeral on Sunday afternoon, at half-past two
avenue, corner Of Thirty fourth street y irs8. a *
eNEsE.-0n Friday, January ., JOHN THOMAS FRANCIS,
son Of Charles and Elizabeth Smith, aged months and
day. -.s ,.gF 3 eas
The friends and acqnaintances are aespectfuy invited
70 attend the funeral from the residence No 287 Front
street. % Calvary Csmstsy this Saturday afternoon
Toxss. suddenly. on Thursday, January s, Jom
TOWN, aged % years, native OF this city
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from his late residence 23 First ave.
nue. this Saturday afternoon, at twelve O'CLOCK
TUSris-At Harsm on Friday, January ., CHAsLssH
TUrPsR, aged 81 years II ss
Notice Of funeral hereafter 81 &.
wArERs-On Thursday, January B, PETE. WATERS, .
native Of county Cayan Ireland IN the aA'n year ol ms
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited 70
attend the funeral from lis late residence 266 Tenth
avenue this Saturday afternoon At one o'clock HIS re
WAroH-In Brooklyn, on Thursday, January 8, Of
consumption, j. FRANCIS WALTON, Of William and
Velen n Walton, aged 20 years.
His relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
funeral, Sunday afternoon, al two o'clock, from 2el
Atlantic street, Brooklyn.
YouNG.-On Friday, January Q, Mrs. JANE o. Young,
aged 81 years
The relatives and friends arc respectfully invited TO
from the residence OF her son law Mr. Joseph Stanley
165 bloomfield street, Hoboken Ass r4
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The Frontier Passport System.
now IT WORKS AND WHAT THE PEOPLE THINK

From the Detroit Free Press, Jan 4
No event has caused great sensation In this
city the enforcing OF tho passport system. II was
stringently enforced for the nrst time Monday A
military guard took possession of the ferry DOCK ana
very respectful distance Many small boy, not some
larger ones whose curiosity led them the forbid
beat OF the sennel felt the sharp prod OF bayo.
net Very few persons crossed on the ferry boats The
order having been rescnded with regard 10 females the
trade was mostly Confined 70 the privileged sex Some
of citizens who do business upon the other side, and
compelled cross bought passports at expense
Of dollars In gold about thirteen dollars aud half
In greonbacks The ferry boats have no business and
INC order operates hardes, upon the railroads leading
out OF this city Quite number OF passengers came IN
another route east but some had already purchased
their tickets through Canada and went taking their
M,sh,sss Central Is en-, Off Ihrre agsns e"eh wey arc
taken on-yiz: the mail night express and Dexter
conmodaticn. On and after Wednesday, the 4th inst
trims viii run as Follows on this road -
YoR CHICAGO.
DEPART rt.................... 1880 A. NJ and 5:15 p NJ
These trains have been arranged a. nearly A. POSSIBLE
for the convenience OF persons living along the line OF
the road. The company cannos afford 70 run empty
trains and the cutting Of OF the immense through travel
causes the hardship 20 fall upon our own czens The
trains ui all the stops and with regard
she desirable bours for laais and papers
The Western has not yet made any change In It's
rtnning time, but must soon, Of course, Il cannot
afford 10 empty That this passport system IL
hard hip upon The people OF this city and state without
10 II the universal opinion Eyeryb body condemns h.
and hoya u may be rescindcd without delay
ftrom the Hamilton tCanadD Spectator .4
The result Of all this tthe passport syscm IN that the
passenger trac the Great Western ard roads con-
Meeting with its terminus has been considerably injured
we have been Informed that convention composed OF
delegates from the roads referred 10 s IN contemplation
roucbcc correspondence OF Toronto Globe
The demand for passports since Friday has Kept hs
Exceency and tho rrovincisl Secretary busy. The
agents aud Consus mIist DO making fortune
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

p4uxy-P.AY-On Thursday, January s, by the
Rev John AcCiintock, D. D., .tE WV !. y. DAnxx 70
Miss HARRnF b, daughter Of =. H Pray, EsQ, Al OF
this city.
vary church, BY the Rev; Francis vinton, D. D., Of
Trinity church. FREDERIcK w. JOINS 70 ELIZA GAADN1n
daughter Of william Lomer ...ir II ~
LIVINGSTON In BaltimoEea on Sunday, Janu-
arv l. by the Rev. j. B. wilkins, Mr. GE0R01 b. LIVING
sros 70 Miss LUCY A. RIPPEx, Of Norfolk, Va
MAyKR-WooD.-At Ban Francisco, Cel, ON wednes.
day evening December 4 by Rev. c. B. Wyatt rector Of
Trinity church, Mr. JAMES C. MAYxR- e Miss ADDIs
wooD, daughter OF A. Wood EsqS efOhiteenango Hadi-
Roasss1vAIEnm.--Atw wesschssseF, .on Friday, No
vember 81, by the Rev. 9. 2, yaekson, WnuAn H.
Roa.Rs 20 AMELIA daughter Of the late Gilbert Valentine
all OF wiliamsbridse, Westchesssr county, n
SHUxwAY-AxDERsos-On Thureday, January 3, BY
che Rev Dr. c. Thrall rector Of the Church Of the
Redeemer, WV H. 6HUnwAY 70 CAfHEnHa e. ANDERBoN,
VAN ORsDAIE-RrxER Harlem, N r., on wednes-
day, January l. BY tho Rev. Ezra H. Giliett D. d. Mr.
Joas VAN O.sDALs Of Marathon, cortiandt county TO
Riker, Esq., Of Harlem, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

CLEARED. Z @W E
:, steamship sstoni: M Hoom Traumann' Southampton and
stesmshp John Gibson cseohegan Philadelpha-wJ Tay
u Snip George Peabody Paine Francisco-wT Cole
Ship Roger Heirn tBr,, Stuart, Matamoros-smi,A
SHIP ssss Spencer Port Rsysl n,o,,.
Bark Henry Trowbrdge, Duntxe, Barbados-H Trow-
Bark Ellen Morrison. Mecarty Barbados-D Trowbrdre
bark Warwick sBr, chisiplm, Baiimore-Pendersast
Ss L1csette epsn. Peterson, Rio Grande do sui-Ea'
Brig Collins lBrl Shaw, Falmouth, JaA smishers
sSs esvadousa tBr, Thompson, ST Johns, pRHeryuea
= Bris Cuba (Br) Mackcr Matanzas-J e Ward Co. - =
ssS Hf S r r s.,ss rGc s.ss esyG
ssnr ps.,sr OBJ Dexter 5,,,. M.ismp psTS, Tarn.
scAr Kate Scranton Dayton. Fortress Monroe-Baker :
sioop Rebscc, Merritt, bourne, Matsmoros- Bros
sSSp SSp E% Tnps Bseps
I1~as asey.s ARRIVED. v sas3
steamship H,seg ,rsnsPor Spencer Fortress Mon
sieamship Trade Wind 20 iranspo BabbIdge Fortress
Monroe, 80 hours. 70 U 9uarterm ster >. ia,
s D'Ss ~
cs,9 s Sea- e T P os 8 s e
Br ship Napoleon 81 from shanghse for London R days
ss MAJ @ er ss 6 u MP
B Ss n e Ss.qssis rS Lag sun sy'
wood fustic &c 70 master Had heavy weather from NV NV
zama tof b. Barbaaos,, Hewitt St Martins. 10 days.
Rss XII vs sr Berry IarAcaSo "a day. with fusc
sass ir%a tor ssrbsdos, cummn. Dec "a yia
!: Dee E. pss
ssa ss IL FS% s al.
s.S r :F s.5s Dec 10 s: e q sa
so boarded by gunboat Quaker City, cruising all
BARK II Knight tof 81 Stephen NB) Weed cienfusgos
w nearly he sns. psssas
Bss White ssu day. with
sss s%Is 70 gs 6s% sn % a.y with
sris soplls Han, rim%s Mo Janero. g. days, with
B fhnco of @ses of Prnee Edward I.an Brown
NJ IL
from ss, q -
.as s s s u ssss ss y ss":. css: days. with cotton Old
Brig Devon.hire of BenudaJ Masters Bermuda, isdays
s Frf~r:s Ss Pa RsTA Asss Ar,s.so Ms
ery gales stove cabin siyhshis Windows boat water
sa s1s st ess
s. $ 20 % Iso' sc 81 T., Is ION sesys q 10 spof
iicn, from ON Porte q Rico for ysTmoa'h Ms p.,
n ssas .s c'ss Co @
entire passage; twice blown OF after being In 10 faith
GTs Fl y, "A sss%ssb Dec IL s az
brig Erxas bound Jamaica same time, saw bark Susan
scSr osceis tof she6urne Ns). Deal Halifax II days.
sesr 1a a.rs.s Queen ,ef csrHw.u connor con~a.
% days, with potatoes to y Dcwolf.
sr spfs hSsfsP sansSs
schr Torpedo Robinson, Boston for Fortress Monroe
schr Joseph kienzle, Lake, Providence.
schr J Randolph, Manning. Blsck Rock
Schr John Jones, Ward, New London.
stenmer Cl,rion, Morse, Wscsset VIA Boston.
steamer Oriental, Gardner Boston.
20 BELOW.
Brig Iris.
Brig Northern Light
Brig Handy.
Bchr A Middleton.
SAILED
Bark Steward; brigs Northern Light Oriental Edwin
Rowe; schrs J w Hatfield, Nellie Brown.
A fog
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brooklyn city news.

CONVICTION USDsR BARREL Acr In the sixth Dis
trct Court OF Brooklyn yesterday, before Judge DAILY
the case OF the People Henry Grasse, came up for
trial The complaint In this case was made by Koehler
Bros, brewers, Of New York. against the defendant,
Henry Grasse Of the firm of Hughcsa Grassc brewers
or Brooklyn ~, for buying Of their empty bar
res with their brand "Roehier Bros, New York." on
H. OF man engaged in buying and selling empty casks
The Brewers Assoca ton prosecuted the case aud
represented by James " Lewis their counsel and the
defendant by Angelo Newton The law makes buying,
selling &C. a Branded cAsk a nisdcmcanor After
lengthy trial Tho Jury fouut the defcpdant Vailsy and
the Court imposed Tie ane of .en dollars Tor subsc
aneni offence ibc ane s tweutr dollars for each cask
aud iatT4olnleut one half VI TIE une goes 70 me
officer making the arrest
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
NEW YORK LEoIsLATuRE.

Senate. Vs Hf#
AIaAsn, Jan q 80.
10 provide for revtsw Of the Supssns Court 1scssena
n conarm an oraa.asoe n - New yo1k espsrvisuu
relative . bountieR
Rsquxins mortgage ats.s = laaAh peAsw taxes 70 b
revoked In tho 0omptrollsrsS6aoo
n amend the charter n vhe New yaA Guaranty and
IuAemnity Company
resolution directing Tho Canal Cssmitsss 70 inquire
az 70 the expcdiensy q prohibiting work the canals
ON Sundays also iusroduced
then taken up. ~
NJ sHATsa aIgusa in favor Of ne right of the stAang
tournament
! Adjourned
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

.n I mr. ArrTruf GRFCrAN cURLS, FROM 90
a to sl0U at Mrs n rECKh ANS ladies' hair aro,s ass
'rhiIsfgrcpi 25i Grand street, rear hovery Iuk..s
Fi,serp &c fornahed 0rectans loaucd and made o. "
SOUS own hair.
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
Assenibly.

Assembly.
+ AI1AEy, Jan. Q, 1855
Tho Speaker announced ths following Cemmtasse on
the purchase Of books for the Binghamtsa Law
IabrsSy;-Nsssra NerssrsAu, Bonham and Weed
MLI9 NOTICED.
M extend Ingraham avenue, Brooklyn
70 Incorporates the Brooklyn Ellsworth Club
70 divide the Eighth ward and create now wurd In
Brooklyn
70 amend The charter OF New York MI
70 authorize city OF Syracuse 70 borrow money for
the relief OF the families Of volunteers
Adjourned 70 half past sovon r. H. xondsy. ,gs..
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
SHIPPING NE w S

ALxAxAc Y0RK-rBrs DAY.
SUN RISES .......,.....-. :S NOON srrs morn "
SETS. 70 HIGH >"
Port OF New York, January 6, 1865.
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

Court OF Appeals.
= .Nr ~ ~ ALBANY, Jan. q 1885,
Fhe sovine Ia the calendar or The Court Of Appeals
for January 1sSo:-Nos. 30. 81, 81 "a a s6 So 81
08 and 30. JsssFH*f "a TO- lts. ssAfi
The New York herald., 1865-01-07
Michigan united states scnatorshIn.

TNfkNTFt T'F'FFi dNII :"
ron Jacob ~ Howard was .e.elecicd day United
sl1cs Senator . serve sx yoels om Tie sth q March
rcAt
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General Burbridgs's Raid.

General Burbridgc's Raid.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Jan. q, 1885.
The Journal publishes what purpors TO be captured
letters BY General Burbridge raid wherein the Of
George d. Prentice Is freely used by G. Chrisman,
rebel Congressman The burden Of Chrsmans statements
are unique, and tho Journal says his document ID
c1n1rd
The New York herald., 1865-01-07

ton Governor Benj Wright Julia Bakcr, John MeAdsms
ana sh NAT IN tie night Orig. Lsn Kenosy Bueks
S ST ssS DS Ds h
ington DC; Christina Portland ior Fortress Monroe
5onn ssnr sB for SYors; Beng rnths bedford o,
fS Boston asqorh for Rbsaspsa. 'S eaasr Fsrcs
sss Monroe Sea foam m r oIns a p.is MIs Roctiane
NEW pEproRp Dec sl-Arr schrs Naiad Queen, Dani
els phladelphia; ISIS, Harding, aud Angel Luce EhIa
jan i@Arr schrs X Kirkland, Besse, Phaaephia 70
Boston; "a, Melbourne, Marson, NYoik, William "a Rowe
Harris Philadelphia Sid schr Electric spark penar'' ro'
Art bark pG svsrs gays sehS s.s An'soIs soE
Gri. Wells !, G;,nsrqss upb.r
piiIsabEtpnLA, Jan>sAr steamers Norman, Bake, ss,
dsn fLiisrpoo scaIs \ Reed, Reed, FORT koyl' z
Vine; MSss is%s NSs,s Ssw Ss 0s. dssass ss
vens, Boston via Ncwc,.,le ., Sv,r.. IA,
..s Ts,nns B.sa5 FSss css slssA&f & ssss
''h h.Hs f Rss FSs se'iis Houston for re Royal
o, "y yos Acs For Sr sS S assa nss os
o,ss6s cr xrsa. Ey. Pass win ss,sss o1s oS@s
G as 4ss s isSs Sf a.S% ss fSdspa
u.ssaa s psf ss do ADAMS. Rsho
,oo mefIssoSlR ,ssS @sS s DIT
SYo2 sd sehr. & John Boyn.on Reed New York; mo
Bacon, Hart do. .u..,.,.,
Rsssr' Nfors' SD sehr bsrlag BAXTER. NYofti sOO
sxPf scGs sy acoas ru rh,ieph Ann tms
IAllock, do, Eva, Noithup, Elsatehport AFh.
hence or Siors remains al anclor below Warwick Neck
NbArr steamers Ospray rector, and Eevcssra Hge' w
York Cld brig Ocean Wave Cole PhiisdeiPm,s u..s,c,
RoCKLAND, Dec 27-Sid schr Biiow, Enn'r' "'e"'"t
ton DC. ..- $3.50 ,,n.u. rraaf
schr Boce, do; 3th seniners Ssnoneus sn" nn'd
do schr Edwin kirk Burnett N1ors wa nitoh
SOMERSET, Jan 4-sld schr Argus eIo"iey' niiA'oe
port ..,..r y,us. rr.,so,. fro,
phipdelpha TO sail In 10 days on her r.nTnh , ~
WAREHAM Dec 3i--Arr schr Wm Mlitnn, hhuer, -
YORK. SID Jan 1, schrs v burhhBamc, ouihs'"e' -
owen BcArse, Parker Nlork.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

R-ST PR + vi u N
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WiM sew any Thicknesa OF (;oods with:
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Every Machine fully guaranteed in every par
| ticular Descriptive Catalogues with specimens
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j. ". J. PIERSON.
AGENT.
No: $40 Montgomery Block, 5. Francisco.
Nov 4, 1865. ly.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
SUM MONS.

State of California, County OF Placer. ss. in the
District Court of the l4th Judicial District oil
said State.
TINtlE People Of the State of California. TO Mary
L A. Bumpus greeting: You are hereby sum
moned to answer the conn laint OF Peleg Bnmpus
in said Court. filed against you. within ten days
from the service Of this writ exclusive of the day
OF service, it served on you in This county. hut il
served on you without said county. am within
said District, twenty days; and it served on you
without said county and district. then in forty
days from such service. exclusive Of the day OF
service. in an action commenced on the l4tl day
of September, 1865. in said Court. 10 obtain n
Judgment against you. and decree Of The Court
dssolving The bonds OF mairimony existing be
tween yourself and plaintiff and granting such
further relief as to the court may seem just. All
OF which you will find more fully set out ia the
complain! on file a certified copy Of which is
herewith served. And you are notified that IL
you fail to answer the complaint as directed.
plaintiff will take judgment by deianlt against
you and apply 10 the court for the relief dtmaH
ded.
In witness whereof. l. d. W. Spear. Clerk OF the
49, Fourteenth Judicial District Court afore.
l.. s. said. do hereunto set nv hand and i'm.
~ press the seal OF said court, at Office in
Auburn, this l4th day Of September. 1865.
d. W. SPEAR
Internal Rev. Stamp so cents. Clerk.
p. II Sibley, Atty. for Plf septic 3n
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30
VALUABLE RANCH FOR SALE.

THE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale the we'll
L known "Smith's Ranch," situated in Town
ship No. S. Placer county, six miles from Forest
Hill. four from Todd's Valley, and four from
Yankee Jim's, on the Auburn road. where the
Michigan Bluff and Yankee Jim's stages connect
with the Forest Hill daily Stage The Ranch
contains TWO THOUSAND ACRES Of the best
OF land, all under teuce, and about 200 acres un.
der tilIage; The other portion is good pasture
land we'll watcred. There is upon the premises
a Hotel newly refitted. and doing good business;
also. large barn that will hold 100 head of stock
with loft capable Of containing $50 tons of hay;
beside several out houses. Also there is thriv-
ing orchard OF 200 we'll selected apple trees, be-
side peaches. pIum and cherry trees, also rasp-
berry strawberry and grape vines.
SIX DAIRY COWS, and several head of
young stock; Il good SPIN of A NJ MERICAN ,HOR-
SES. II wagon, cart and buggy, two plows. one
harrow. and roller. a Blacksmith's Shop. ind !,
set: Of Carpenters tools, and all the implements
necessary to work Ranch. There are 40 tons
of good oat hay. 10 tons of barley, tens of SEED,
oats and wheat, tons Of mi'llines. several tons
Of potatoes, and one ton OF -four. There is sup
ply of groceries md liquors on hand TO keep the
house Tor one year.
There also twenty good STOCK HOGS.
so tat turkeys 200 chickens, and 80 cords of oak
wood under cover. In the front Of the hotel is a
well of as gOol water as there is in the State.
The above property " i'll lie sold cheap for cash
as the Undersigned intends leaving for home the
earliest opportunity. For particulars call at the
Ranch.
ELIZA 7. CRAIG.
Smith Ranch, Dec. I'd, lS65-lm
The Placer herald., 1865-12-30

THx EFFEcr.-1he Bee says n gentleman
who went with the Legislators to C"lfax
lately on the G. p. R. X, tells the follow
ing: "Coming hcme one man sat in such a
deep and profound study that for an hour
or so none Of his companions cared to break
tho chain of his thoughts. As the train
near~d the city, the heretofore silent gentle
man, reused himself and, holding with boh
hands to the seat on which Re had been sit
ting, exclaimed; 'l3oned turkey, canvass
back and malards. roast chicken, cham
psgne. brandy punch, old bourbon-ten dol
lars per day, nothing to do but travel free
over the State; it's Id sight better than
the business, and I'm going to follow
legislation as a pr"fessi"n; I'm in favor of
annual sessions. and think the Governor
should call an extra one every now and
then"