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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
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|Aesn aeanssl ~ - eoaliettbg shss ws
hardly kasw wAat ss psblish o. bow %
maks mp esS ssnnasy sas give or
|sssasfs sss& ssparss - apre4x ansa con-
|siassss MN wsat II known rslAtivs u -
nessnsnte u - aFmiss.
Ii il cid that The asny u the potonas
ssdsr assst = y ~ - possih 1soadl-
&Ion aad ssa6y y nass = - nase-
there kas bssn ! sssat sxplodioa soase-
xhsrs II The vicinity 81 pessrsbass bas
Hobody knows this aide Of the Ceafsdes.
10 lines what has bean blcwa mp.
II Is stated that > hessy forsa u Fed
asal troops IL wiahia . sbart distsnss Of
Aobilss and that the sisy map be aasask.
ed al aay mosasnt.
n Il reported shas Shermss has cap
tarsd Goldsboroagh asd = maEehiag On
Raleigh N. O. Another report says that
30 has actually invested the city aad sent
summon 70 Johasaa for ito saEreadsr.
n. g. Forrest, Lieas. Col. Command
Tag the forces in Tennessee, reports 20
the War Department that be II ssuassiag
good success in encouraging leyal feeling
among shs eitIzsasn d that State.
Ii ia stated that Sherman deaeroys ev-
ssythiag Of valas found On his march
In The rebel States.
shsrman u last aceoants was al The
! Hhito House 90 the pamunky RiseE.
Il il reported that the Rebels are silA.
er massiag their forces fur desperate
battle, OF preparing TO retreat. This may
be considered reliable.
1t Is reported that Sherman has called
for Yeiuforcsments and that they hare
been sent 10 him.
The Richmond Examiner of The 2iss
inss., has the following:
HEAp QuARTKRs, March 10th.
To BYeckiafidgs -
Gen. Johnston reports that about 5p.a
| Of the Igh I be attacked the sassnY near
Brepsvills and routed him and captured
tbrrs vuns ! raile in ,be rear he ralIisd
on s,sah sp,,.,. hus wa. savoas h.as
| .,owIv .n.;f a. wh. .aoa;x;.. uo..
,.non. !. .r,.,.n,Iv $500 aw.u.,w.
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III asrk
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

IL PoTrAwATyAaIs CsBwTx fine Essa hail
Of the North H&sE quarter, and the scaaA RAal
quarter of sscttaa y, in Township 70 Serth, Il
Range "a Wesk, containing 40 acres.
III
IN YaEAaHT CorxTY.--The North West sMsr-
ter ag Section - Township g North Of Rangs u
Vest, eenlalaIaS leo acres.
IL SHELBY ceUSTws- -Ths seutA west ahRFsss
Of Section IS la Township 81 North OF Section 81 u
Ts@nsAip 81 Eorah, az Range 20 West, eoRtsialas
80 acres. EAAuEL JACOBS
March n, 1885 -sm.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.
Taken From Late Richmond Papers.

Wa learn BY the New YORK nAnr
News that break occurred last week, in
the reception Of Richmond papers, an sx-
shangs barring been rsfased BY the Con
| federatss.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

- T1l4 1870 At rse
: Il = ts,nna nj IAlisk sha lssfsf
- ksussspas, - Isun.,
49, q etss en- sssdsss ssms idea
40 tssoss ass shssinsd al Tho White
nssss. This sysssm es black nsilise
was ~ snssxh ahsn IA mas only assd y
saisss tksss ~hs wsss seeking psonotioa
Or pss1sahIs Jobs aad smploymsas al ths
AsA1s IL tAs prssiaans bat now II has
$1,000 ne mast asiious sorn Of OPP
p<ssnisa. The peer soldiar sannoi hsss
Ais Erisssssss lsysa hsfors the President,
on d pssssnssa - Aim they will not be
ssssa uess anaii lila Exssllencysf) shall
10 aasuss 4 sA&a the very patriotic door.
kssese ID the Kxaeaaivs Mansioa haa 70.
essssd the regular black mail levied upon
NIL wAs sss ally saoagh 10 saiak that tho
sla ebseess Joksx u the White 1ouse,
aAa % wsll relieve their necessities, With.
saa . slieAs Tspsanishmens Of bis oEn
psskss. Kssa soiaiess In prison esnnes
10 Discharged. thssgh saaersag and iy
ans sox sAs sass q pass air sad pleais u
sasas anlsss some kind friead will adj
vsass The deor-kespsr's fee. Such was
the ssse with iiFs asa in pfison, few
aAys sises. notwithstanding Congress
maa AndsRsoay vouehed for the loyslty
ard raeonmeadsd their release; Old Aba
soaid aas or woaid pot stir . peg, not
wisAsssading EsAsridgs aaa Anderson
wss sspegsisg assay" II him, until O.
0sT.saxy, the faithful dsor-kseper, bad
received his reward. oLsaTy haFing
wrusg from the pear prisoners their iasl
aaalaS, the President very graeiously cal
aawa In the White House and wrote up.
On NE baek Of their application: "Ls'
tAsss nsa lake the oath Of December 8,
1853. ssa b. discharged O'Lsary In.
AsTnsa frisad ct the prisoners thas up
IN applieasisa 70 hlm and the payment Of
60 be ssald prosurs the discharge Of tbs
nsiseaszs, aad urged upon the gentleman
ID iaeesm his friends Of that fact.
Irsrs ws have the proof that the door
ksspes Of the Presidential Mansion Is en-
gzssaa In tina sale Of Presidential faEor'
= d ei0 cash.
The pablo may Inquire how dee
0sLaszy prosaTs his ord,&s for the dis
sAxrgs, and who's w eoliusion with bin
-shs sAares she $40 with him? II MAJ
~ sseassa 10 issinaate that ''IlaaeattT
Old Abe Is in sahooss with o'LearY, TO
10 i shc Gevsrumsns bat we pEesamt
ws might hint that Mrs. Lincsin ma.
kAss somethiag to do IN the master.-
Pssssps this 10 ths soares through whicl
she sbsaissl Rsoney TO buy 50 900 sha~l
cad OIL 800 bonnets. This appears tn
mors reasonable, from the fact, that ba
sAsss sims ago the dooE-kssper who Aa'
Assa shAs pssision under every Presiaen
= srsn jackson, down, was dissHissed from
he White House, BY order Of Mrs. Lin
, ssaa- o'LsaEy is probably mere vii
Ling JasspA than bsneas old Jimay, AM
sAarss his profits with tbis most ex
ssiisns and sscomplishe6lS y hsPortiOr
ss the Gsysrnmsnt.
Egam the abovs state Of facts We infs
skAa the way 10 obtaia small favoFs al III
Waite LIsuse il 20 slip a s'ssnner't int
cha hAaa ii shs pasziosfe(Sl door.keeper
was wiil then Lake your petition TO Mrs
Liassia for presentation 70 "IIaasst(t
Old abs" who uurrendsrs oil bis powe
10 Tia ssDslilaAa of the Mansion.
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80 Cor. l.iIFara Il gixins =, -. :.

r. Gen. Gilfsrd II gisins - sss ~
cent sspsri dsdieatsd i sos a.TAs IIsa.
Rawin y. ssapsans for sls srssb IN
sssdes . . man, his parity : psssisL
md NJ xisasa, snssss 90 jssti&s = !
pshii1 sEsazsv
r. Gss@rsl apRaass ~ havs -. -
sarkasfis ss5n. 81
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

eY- Negroes 10 ST. Loais bare BEEN
ssnsissed 81 druggIss and selling ssssssa
a. recruits. u 10 sslsing 70 DO . aom-
moe psasklse 81 he nchls Afyiean.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

e5~ A man was expelled from the
Senate Of Maine, lately, because be was
"disloyal." The prooss adduced would
make bin out Democrat, and = ve.y
moderate one, too. Ills opponent, who
bad been distaneei ak hundred votes,
last September, ard wLo made no pre-.
tense OF contest, was admitted 10 the
seat so vacated. This beats the Wilkes
ease Of 1868 ell hollowl
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EsrRAxA

CsrScil BlEyss, March 2s, iS6s.
EDneRs BEaIa: viii yoa permit me to
say few words through your eo!amns 10
relation to Essrays, 70 which allasioa was
made in yeaE last isaaa.
The notices we're prepared during Court
Term Last January, and wess lnslossd 10
IN envelope With the prsatss's fees, and
properly directed, but In the hurry and
bassis Of Court the ersslops was assi-
siensiy mixsd with ina papers In one ol
the cases On Ma Daes=..: aaaa 3as not fond
sasia abeas swo weeks ago, and wefs
then sent On. This statement deem il
necessary TO make In explanation Of the
apparent iorg delay and Neglect In lbs
Transmission Of The notices.
| told Ms. ClAsx and several osk~rs
that tbs papers had bean sent on, and
| arsnly believed they were seat, until
found a. above stated bat zach acct.
denss will occur sometimes among The
best aud most careful. Respectfully
CIgak DisR. CouRT.
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ID aNeE g - Ae1kMa31 ~ s&sSs ssAtss
- snasrsi6 - asssns1 Ne ssss ssssssis'r
sss4 xwssv1 - ~ ~ II paaass sszsss 1ssAssEx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30
Colorado and Id b 0.

~ Storage furnished at reasonably rates =
Brick warehouse on Aaia street. IA the City Ana
Warehouse on the Lesee-
g~ All inform stiea relative 10 Festes, raseH, &c
gtyea GA spRiieatsoa. MARI Packsgss care q
D. W. HITCHCOCK.
AsTch 81, fsaS-EF. CoHaell Etnffs, iowa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-03-30

1t 10 reported that Sherman has &c
fght every day and that be has had two
days hard fighting, the enemy charging
and receiving charges continually. The
result Ia not stated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Northern papers, 70 day, qr'te Tie
following extracts fror. late Richmond !,apess:
Late papers from Richmond annou'4ee tie
caprure OF Forr Fiber and stale tha, the y'e:rs
had created a profound ,cEssarlon. Ii is -
gar1etl as epaiy*icnt u ;he close o. the !jo:t
OF Wilmington.
The s!onfeaerazs Hnnst, .! Representatives
fieciated BY reen!ngiOn IueSiHy III fhe Cast: Il
yx tssoyrruor FI,,,e bal. ni>y Ill he clrcan
srancas ct the asss-, it j. exp;:;iio;jE hat Ehr
military All, horities tsischarga htu from clss>.-
DIV. end it is pre-ulsed ;hat ne Ga. been !a;a:.i
al liberty.
The Richmond Whiy Of the 18th iustab,
state, that Pierre S,uie hal arrived III MeSii,,
90 a ,nissioa tor thu Confederate States.
Street ruln,>rs ia Kichuo.ad Sac hat seddon
las bpest removed ayd Breckenridge m&!-
Secretary Of War O:h"r c}auses are talked
about, bar on1bng otiiclal.
\ Telegram from Chailesfown under data of
the l4th states that the Feeders! force below
Hardaeyile had fallen back 10 The SavanHai
River. The recent maetlng ar Savannah,
which wa REGARDED at the North As express
Ing the sentiments Of the l1eoreians, is now
said tn have been composed OF three hundred
pelso1s. al! or nearly all, of whom were Of 1tu4
egn extraction.
The charleston Mercury has an article in
opposition to Mr.. Davis administration Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
Ths Alrzan1fla DAzrttf
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JAN is.
CAPTURE OF FORT FISHER.

of Fort Fisher, on Sunday evening last, hy the
combined forces Of The Il. 5, army and navy,
commanded by General Terry and Admiral
Porter, respectively. Ate, a heavy lombard,
ment which was continued for three days, the
fort was carried by assault and the garrison
captured The assaulting column consisted
of one division, aud one bri gade Of infantry,
and Two thousand >eanen and marines. Gen.
Terry states that the Federal loss Was severe.
especially ia officers He estimates rhe num-
Der Of prisoners captured at not less than
twelve huadred, inslu'ling General Whiting
and Colonel Lamb, both Of whom We're wound
ed. A LATER dispatch from Colonel Comstock.
Chief of Engineers, puts the number OF pr's-
oners at quite Thousand. Conmander
Nichols reports the prisoners at twenty five
hundred. The new ironcla,1 Dictator was
brought into action TOR the first time She
carried two fifteen och guns both of which
burst during the bo'nhard:nept. withou' doing
any damage.
SECRETARY STANTON ha* written letter,
to President Lincoln, dared Fortress Monroe,
January II, in which ne gives full account
of the capture of Fort Fisher. He says:
SAT about ten clock at night the enemy
were entirely driven FROM the fort, forced down
towards Federal Point followed by brigade
of our troops, and about twelve O'Clock at
night General Whiting surrendered himself
and his command to General Terry, uncond.
tionally, as prisoners OF war, numbering over
eighteen hundred, the remainder OF his force
being killed and wounded
'Our loss was not accurately ascertalned on
Monday afternoon, but was estimated at be-
tween seven and eight hundred in Killed and
wounded, besides the naval loss, which was
slight, not exceeding one hundred in killed
srd wounded. NOT vessel was lost.
Colonel Curtis was severely, but not NOR
taly wounded. Colonel Bell died Of his
wounds Monday morning. Colooel j. w.
Moore and Lieutenant Colonel Lyman We're
killed. Colonel Pennypacker was badly
wounded; also, Lieutenant Colonel Coan. =
complete list of the killed and wounded will be
forwarded as soon as it can be prepared
General Terry reported to Surgeon General
Barnes that he had ample provisions OF sur
geons, nurses, and hospital supplies Tor the
wounded. They will be sent North t. their
respective States as last as they Gao be placed
on transports of which there was ample
supply.
''On Monday morning, }'etwsen six and seven
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18


that rhc enemy had fired their uarrack> AMI
evacuated that tort.
Gen Sher mans Movements; Savannah, &c.
In Secretary Stanton Letter to President
Lincoln, he says:
Gen Sherman renewed the increment ot
his forces from Savannah last week The 18th
and 18th corps went in transports fo Beaufort,
Saturday, January IA. The Itch corps, un-
der Gen. Blair, crossed Port Roys! ferry, aud,
With a portion Of t1eD. Foster y coalmand,
moved on Poco5a!iso.
tien Howard, commanding thai wing Of
the army, reported 90 Sunday that ''tha eng
my abandoned his strong works ia our troue
during Saturday night.
''t1en. Bair's corps no~ occupy strong
position across the railroad. and covering ali
the approaches eastward to PocotaIigo.
All the sick Of Gen. Sherman $ army are in
good hospitals at Beaufort and Hilton Head,
where the genial climate affords advantages
for recovery superior TO any other p ace.
The peace and order prevailing in Savannah
since its occupation by General Shernan's ar
my could not be surpassed. Few male inhab.
itants are to be seen in the streets. Ladies
end children evince sense OF security. No
instance of disorder, or personal injury, or In
suit has occurred Laboring men and me-
ehanics, white and black, are seeking employ
ment. The troops are cheerful and respectful
towards every one, and seem to feel themselves
much at home and on good behavior, as if in
their native towns. Trade is restricted for the
present to actual military necessity.
Many ships with merchandise from the
North are waiting at Hilton Head for per
mission to 60 to Savannah, but Gen. Sherman
has admitted only a limited quantity of sup
plies required by his troops A mistake pre-
walls at the North as to the present iuducemsnt
for commerce at Savannah. There is not yet
any large population to be supplied no credit
or money; no commodities Of exchange, and
there can be no great amount for considera~
BILE period All the cotton and products now
within Savannah belong to the Government as
captured property. Stringent precautions
against supplies that might 90 to The enemy
have been made, and will be eut;,red BY Gen.
Sherman.
The cotton captured in Savannah of which
there is good deal of Sea Island, has been
turned over By the quartermaster to Mr..
Draper, special agent OF the Treasury.
Upon the receipt Of the news Of She fall OF
Fort Fisher, Secretary Wells Immediately des-
Matched a letter To the commanding officers Of
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18
GENERAL NEWS.

A numter Of the radical republican Con-
gressmen at Washington Unloading sach
prominent men as Geo. W. Julian Of lndia0a,
VIM. D. Kelley Of Phila1ei phia. and Schuyler
Colfax Of Indiana, favor negro suffrage in the
seeded States, while act advocating it in tn
loyal portion Of the country. Senator b.
Gratz Brown and Representative Henry l.
Blow Of Missouri. favor unive lsal suffrage
throughout both North sud South
\ movement is on foot among prominent
phiadel phians of both political parties, to give
8 handsome dinner 70 thoss democratic Con.
gressmen who shall vote in favor Of the pro
posed constitutional amendment prohibiting
slavery.
The New York Tribune Of yesterday says
-Four of the persons who have been opers
ting along the borders and on Lake Erie, il
GLIDING one of the princil ais in the attempt
to burn this city, have been arrested and are
now in Fort Lafayette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

as-The Committee on Propositions and
grievances of the House Of Delegates Will take
up the bill to amend the charter Of Alexandria
on Friday next, at @ clock P N at the COM
1nittee room in the Msrke Building, where
they will be glad to hear all parties concerned.
WE call the particular attention Of dealers 70
w our stock Of DRY GOODS, consisting Of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Dress Goods, Cottons, Irish
Linens, Calicoes, Hoop Skirts, Flanucls,
Blankets, Balmoral Skirts Table Linens,
Towels, Oil Cloths, Lambs Wool Shirts,
Gloves, Hosiery, handkerchief, Shirt Collars,
and all Goods in our line, which We are Offering
at prices that cannot fail to please.
ROBERT +. WOOD
No. no. King, below Washington 81.
ianl3--1m
nR. W. KILMER
Office No. ia Prince street, corner Of Pis&,
ian n-~1p
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1865-01-18

assault and while tina. was going on demon
stration was mace by General Hoke against
our defensive line, but il was found too strong
for anything more than skirmishing attack.
about eleven clock Monday uiorning Il
heavy cloud of smoke was observed over Fort
Smith, on The sonrh side OF New Inlet The
naval officer commanding tina. station reported
that rhc enemy had fired their uarrack> AMI
evacuated that fort y
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
PROBATE NOTICE.

In Probate Court, Placer County, California, Es-
tate Of Henry Gooding, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hold.
~ ing claims against the estate of Henry
Gooding, deceased late of Auburn, Placer county,
California. that they will present them to the
dersigncd, at Auburn, Placer county, California,
within ten months from this time, OF the same
will be barred.
L. L. BULLOCK,
A. HUNTLEY.
GEO. JOHNSTON.
Administrators Estate of Henry Goodng, decd.
January end l865--4w
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT
sU N MONS.
THE PEoPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA
THOMAS RO1 hEN.

THE PEopLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
THOMAS HOI.bEN:
You are hereby summoned TO appear before me
at my Office in Ophir, Placer county, on Monday.
the 10th day Of April, a. d., 1865, at O'Clock,
p. m. to answer the complaint of Christian Hen
ny, wherein he prays judgment against you for
the sum OF Seventy Dollars and twenty two cens.
in an action for work done as per account on file
in my office. to which you are referred. And
take notice. If you fail to appear and answer
Plaintiff will take judgment as aforesaid.
Given under my hand this 9TH day Of March,
a. d., 1865 JAMES MOORE, p,
Township No. 9.
CHRISTIAN hNSNr' Before JAMES MoorE. !. p.
VS.. Township No. 2.
THOMAS HOLDEN.
1t appearing by affidavit Of Plaintiff In the
above named cause to the satisfaction Of tho
Court that II good cause Of action exists against
the Defendant, and that said Defendant cannot
after due diligence. be found within the State, it
is therefore ordered, that service be made by pub
lication of the summons for twenty-one days in
the PLACER HERALD, n weekly paper published in
Auburn. and that copy of the summons be de-
posted in the post Office directed to the Defend
ant at his last place Of residence.
JAMES MOORE, j. p,
mar lS-3w Township No. 2.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
PROBATE NOTICE..

In Probate Court. Placer County, California, Es-
Tate of Michael Phelan, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons holding
~ claims against the estate OF Michael Phelan
deceased late of Forest Hill Placer county, CAL
ifornia, that they will present them to the under
signed, at Forest Hill, Placer County, California,
within ten months from this time, or the same
will he barred.
MARY PHELAN.
A. HUNTLEY.
Administrators Estate Of Michael Phclan, decd.
March 25th, l865.--4w
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08

Srocx SALEs.-The total amount of sales
report.d by the San Francisco Stock and
Exchange Board for the week ending Friday
evening last, was $l,245295 so. Over a
half million Of this was for the sale Of legal
tender notes.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.

Should you bc afflicted with any Of the follow
ing symptoms such as Weakness Of the Back and
Limbs Pain in the Head. Dimness OF Vision,
Nervou sncse and General Debility, Loss of Mem
osry Confusion OF Ideas. and Depression of Spir-
u.s. Evil foreboding, Self distrust and in Aversion
70 Society. consult DR.. Tozer ut once and be will
restore you TO perfect health.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
TO FEMALEs.

When you are afflicted with weakness Of the
baek and limbs, headache. loss Of muscular power,
papItation Of the heart irritability, nervousness
extreme urinary dificultes, arrangement of the
monthly sickness sterility, and oher diseases Pc
cuar to females consult DR.. Tozcr. aud you
VIII receive particular attention Let no false
aelcacy prevent you. but apply at once and save
yourselves yourselves from painful suffering and premature
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
NOTICE.,
, ~NH~ - ~

To tho Tax-Payers OF District No. l , Placer
County.
N Office is hereby given, to the Tax Payers of
~ Collection District No. ], Of Placer county,
that the State Poll Tax, Special County Poll Tax,
Military Poll Tax, and Road Tax, is now due and
collectable by law; and that will in person or
by deputy accompany the Assessor of said Dis.
trlct, who will commence the annual assessment
OF the property of the District at this date, and
shall promptly collect at the time these Taxes
from all persons, except those exempt by law :.
as vel! as the Tax on all Personal Property cx-
ccpt when such personal property is owned by
persons returning Real Estate.
When failure is made in payment of the
above Taxes at the time demanded, shall in ull
cases enforce their collection by law.
W. d. PERKINS,
Collector Of District No. /. Placer county.
March 9th, 1865 3m
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08

PAssovER.-The. jewish Passover will
.ommeuce on Tuesday, the llth Of April.
Jts celebration lasts, according to the Scrip
turss. seven days. This festival is the CON-
nomora,ion Of the miraculous deliverance
Il Israel when death entered the houses Of
the Egyptians, and "passed over" the houses
OF the Israelites.
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients Of either sex, residing in any part of
.ne country however distant, who may desire the
tv;p'n'on and advice of DR.. Tozer can by submit
ns nnns written statement Of their cases to the
n, Duc!or, receive all the attention and medicines
nteesSary 10 effect cure without the necessity Of
personal interview.
na Ai letters strictly confidential, opened and re.
p'ed to by the Doctor himself.
consultation at the Office or by letter FREE
- Cures in all cases guaranteed.
DIR. CHAE. h. TOZER,
'p's-ly San rnAoiseo
The Placer herald., 1865-04-08
Dv MAp.-The Republican Legislature

RIM MAp.-The Republican Legislature
- Missouri is slightly radical and puts to
" So.b even the old line, true blue Abolition.
IT.. Of New England. Lately this body
n...ed ., a bill declaring that "loyal" wo-
r.n pan was entitled 10 divorce if her husband
~. .D a "disloyal" man. To still further give
~roof "r of their "loyaIty," The Senate passed
: hi; prohibiting any incorporated company,
s..ociation or firm formed ender the general
NJ nmartuership law, from employing any per-
t son whose loyalty could not be thoroughly
.s,ablished. An amendment was offered,
and an came very near being accepted, decIar'
;oo @ that no disloyal person, or rebel sympa'
E ,b;,er. should be furnished with food or
diuk at any public house. Of course they
include every one that voted for Gen. Nc
CIellan. because they denounce, and vow
,hat all men who voted for Mcclellan are
traitors. The action Of this body shows
vsrv Christian spirit on the part Of Repub.
Jcans. They appear to have forgotten that
,hsy nreend to be followers Of the meek
I .nj lowly Jesus. Napa Reporter,