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PROBATE NOTICE.

ESTATE OF WILLIAM II. ORR. DECEASED.
NOTICE is hereby given by the unders gned.
~ Administrator Of the above named Estate. to
the creditors OF, and al persons having claims
against said deceased. to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within ten months from
the date OF the first publication of this notice to
the undersigned. at the Office OF 10 Hamilton,
Attorney at Law. Oh the corner OF Court street
opposite the Temple saloon. in the town Of Au-.
burn. Placer county
G. A. BROWN
Administrato or
Auhuln. January 9Th, I'm
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CCNSTAE5LE'S GALE,

N(Y virtue OF an Execution issued out of the
~ Court of II. ". Starr. Justice Of the Peace
OF Township No. 10. Of Placer county. California,
on the fourth day Of January, A. d. l865, and to
me directed in favor Of Ziegenbein e. Wyman.
and against the Enterprise Copper Mining Com
pany, on u Judgment for $97 So and costs of
suit III the sum oil Sc so. have levied upon.
seized and will expose to public sale, to the hi CHI
est bidder. in front OF the Justices Office, in the
town OF Lincoln on
saturday, the 11th day OF Fcbru airy, 1865.
at the hour Of one o'clock. p. NJ said sale to be
ior gold and silver coin, cash in hand, all the
right. title and interest which the said Enterprise
copper Mining Company had on the 4th day
oil January. in and to the following described
property, t0-wt: Five thousand feet Of the ledge
on which said company mined, together with
TWO houses and the mining fixtures belonging
to and on said claims, located in the Garden Bar
District in the "a Township OF Placer county
California.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Jan.
uary, A. D. 1865. GEORGE SMALL.
=. Constable of Township No 10.
! January 81, 1865 5,--3v
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L. ~ HALL, + G. ALLEN, AND HENRY HrnrApn.
vs..
WILLIAM OsBuRN AND CATHARINE L,w1rr
District Court Nth Judicial District. Placer
County, California.
1t appearing to my satisfaction by the affidavit
OF Henry Hubbard, one Of the plaintiffs in tbc
above entitled action. that Wm. Osburn and Cath
arinc lHWleT, the defend nts in said action. both
reside out Of the State of California; that VIM
Osburn resides at Dayton, State Of Nevada. and
that the said Catharine Lawcr resides somewhere
in said State OF Nevada unknown to afiant and
it likewise appearing that plaintiffs have GOOD
cause Of action against defendant. Wm Osburn.
and that defendant Catharine Lawler is n nroner
party to s,!id action, and it appearing that sum-
mons has been Issued, and on motion of TuttIn
Hale &tFellows, Attorneys, il is therefore ordered
that service OF simmons in said action he hot
upon the said defendants. Wm. Osburn and Cath
arine l4awler, by the publication OF the same
(hereunto anneXcd) at least once n week for The
period Of three months in the Placer Herald .
newspaper printed and published at Aubnrn
Placer county. And it is further ordered. thot
the Clerk Of the District Court of the l4th Jndi.
cial District i'll and for Placer County forthwith.
deposit in the Post Office, with the postage pre.
paid. copy OF the sun mons and complaint in
said action. addressed to VIM. Osburn. at DAYTON
State of Nevada.
Il. FELLOWS.
County Judge Placer County.
Dec. 18th. 1864.
Attest, D. W. SPEAR. County Clerk.
BY A. N. GAMBELi, Deputy
Dee. II, lS64--3m.
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AcTGEE

NOTICE is hcrohy given that will mako M
IS rlicaton on Monday. February l3th. 1868, or
as soon thereafter as ! can b. heard, tor patent
for Seminary Lands. located in Placer county hy
me- on the llth day oi February. 1859. and morc
particularly known and described as follows. to
wit; South halt Of south East quarter OF Section
IS and he North hair and South West quarter Of
North E,s quarter and the South lAs quarter
Of North West quarter and the East half Of the
South West quarter Of Section 33. Ywonship IS,
North Range 6 East, Nj niablo Meridian. No.
Location %.
PHILIP DIpDEI..
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, ~ virtue Of an Execution to me directed and
= delivered, on the 9th day OF January ,.p.,
1865, issued oUt OF the Court OF &. <. SWruSon.
Justice oi the Peace ii and for Township SO 6.
for Placer county. on Judgment rendered Ia
said Court on the jth day Of january. \. .. 1858.
in favor Of NJ. Mcbride and agains, " O. Hatch
for the sum Of S2iS 15 and costs of suit taxed al
S43 50 have levied upon and will expose to
public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. in front
q Justice @. :. Swcnson Office. in TIE town Of
Michigan B!nf. Comfy OF Placer. State Of Cali
tornil. o.
Saturday, .bc :th day OF Eebruary. 1865,
al o'clock p NJ. all the right. itla inter est and
claim which tha said v. O. Hatch bad on the
18th day OF November, 1864. in and to the follow
inc described property. to-wit: 4 certain house
and 10. situated on the north s,le Of Main street
between the Office OF Dr.. yrlphagen on the west,
and the office OF C.S. Swcnson Oh the east, in the
town of MichiF an Bluff Township Ne. 8. County
oi Placer. State OF California, said lot being 80
feet front more or leas. and running back l0)
feet; also all the right and privileges thereunto
belonging to said house and lot. all Of which
named and described property ! shall sell as
aforesaid, or much thereof rs will be sufficient
TO satisfy the above Judgment, together with costs
due and to become due thereon.
Il. \. MCDONNELL.
Constable T.. T. No. &.
I luu1rv 1tth iQEk Gu
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The FcopIe d ihe State Of ColilorniN, To
D. 4. HOW ARD, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded TO appear before
me, at my Office in Lincoln, Placer county, on
Saturday. the 22nd day Of April, 4. D. 1865. at
10 O clock, T. NJ. TO answer the complaint Of
John Zicgenbcn, wherein he prays Judgment
against you for Tho sum Of Sl7 u, for goods
sold and delivered to you on tie 18th day Of
September, a. D. 1864. and If YOU fiil 50 { o ap.
pear and answer Plaintiff viii take Judgment
against yop by default in the sum Of seventeen
dollars and twcDty-iour cents and costs Of ibis
action, rs prayed for in the compliant now on file
Given under my hand this l7th day OF Jan
uaIN. a. D. 1868.
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7 virtue OF an Execution to me directed and
HBdclivrrcd on the seventeenth day of January
A. D. 1868, isyed out of the Court OF g. S.
Swenson, Jnstice Of the Peace in and for Town
ship No. 6, Of Placer county, on judgment rem
0ered in said Court, OH the seventh day Of Jan
uary, A. p. rSG5, in favor OF Thomas Grogln and
against edward Farley for the sum Of two hun
dred and G!tY-siX dollars and three cents ($256
03,) and costs of suit taxed at thirty-nine dollars
and twenty-five cents, ! have this day levied
upon, end viii expose to public sale, TO the high
est bidder for cash, in front Of Lect y Gould's
store in the town Of Michigan Bluff, County OF
Placer and State Of California; ON
Saturday, the lSth day oc February, 1865.
Al two O'Clock p VI. all the right. tide, interest
and claim whicht he said Edward Farley had on
the fourth day Of January, 1865, in and TO the
following described property, tO-wit: One un-
divided twentieth interest OF certain mining
claim situated. lying and being at Stoney Bar,
OH the North Fork Of the Middle Fork Of the
American River, in Township No. G, county Of
Placer and State Of California, and known as the
Big Complny Claim. together with all the aD-
purtcnanccs, rights and privileges thcreunto be-
longing; also one undivided one-tWentieth in
tercst in and to u certain water ditch leading TO
said claim. said ditch being about two and one
half miles in length, lying and being in said
township and county. All OF which named and
described property shall se-l rs aforesaid. or so
much thereof rs may be sufficient to satisfy the
above Judgment together with costs due and to
become due thereon. r. 4. MCDOWELL,
Constable. Township No G.
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II W. STARR

J. 7. Township No. TO.
appearing 10 tho satisfaction OF the Court by
The affidavit OF the Plaintih that the above nam
ed Defendant Is indebted to him the said Plain
tii in the sum OF s II u. ana that the Plaintiff
iendant. and ii appearing th the Defendant is
not Il resident OF the county Of Placer, and that
his place Of residence is unknown TO The said
Plaintiff aud on motion Of Plaintiff, il was order
ed by the Court that service Of the Summons in
the the above entitled action be bad upon the
said D. A. Howard, by publishing the same in the
Placer Herald, weekly newspaper printed and
published in the town OF Auburn, Placer county,
at least once a week for the period Of three
months; and it is further ordered that copy Of
Summons in said cause be forthwith deposited in
the Post Office directed TO d. 4. Howard at his
last place Of residence known to the officer.
II. W. STARR,
J p Township No. 10.
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T HE HUMAN HAIR.

~ AS LONG BEEN THE STUDY OF THE
4 IL most scientific men of the age, from the fact
that close study generally causes the hair to- fall
off prcmuturely; and, in consequence. they Hhvc
given the subject portion of their vruable time,
irving to invent some method to regain their
lost locks: but all their labor was in vain until
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AUBURN.

MOSES ANDREWS,
WATCH MAKER AND JEW El.Ele,
NIsEN STREET, AUBURN, PLACER co.
aAS THE FINEST STOCK OF JEWELIY
d T. EVER OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
place, or vicinity.
1t consists Of
Gold, Silver and Diamond Watches
q
Of the best English, Swiss and American manu-
tacture.
EGTRUsCaN, CAHEUNCLE, PEABL,
CORAL, GARNET. QUARTZ. JET,
AND ENiEELLED SETTS.
Pins and Earrings. OF all styles and pattcrns.-
Band, Chain, Ribbon. and Alumenum Brace
lets. Diamond. Cole. and Enamelled
Lockets Of ali Styles and Patterns.
Cold and Silver Thmbes. and
Quartz Seals. Chains. and
Gold Keys. Of all
patterns.
Vest Chains. Of Gold,
Armenum and Hair. Cold
and Coral Neck Chains. Of all
Styles and Patterns. Gold. Jet.
Etruscan. Garnet, and Imitation Dia-
mond Crosses Diamond Ruby. Emerald
Opal. Regard. Enamelled and Cold rings Of all
Styles and Patterns.
A Fine Assortment Of Gold and Enamel
led Buckles.
Gold and Quartz Slides
STONE CAMEO, ETRUSCAN, GOLD STONE.
Carbuncle Alumenum. and Gold Sleeve But
tons and Studs. Gold, Silver and Steel
Spectaclcs. Silver Card cases, Cups.
Butter Knives, Salt Spoons, etc
Great Variety Of Gold and Silver Pens aud Pencils
Of the Best Makers.
Silk. Hair, Ribbon. and Leather Guards. Ma
rinc, Calendar and Office Clocks, all of which
will sell at reduced prices for Cash.
Wathes, Clocks, and Jewelry, repaired
and warranted. All kinds ofCaii-
fornia Jewclry made to
order.
Gsss- Engraving and Cutting done with neat
ness and dispatch,
N. ANDREWS.
Auburn, DECEMBER Sd, 1864.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, Il SALOONS

HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, & SALOONS.
AMERICAN HOTEL.
AUBURN, CAL,
SAMUEL G. MORRIS, Proprietor.
General Stage Office.
fIM;f THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING REFIr-
.-.il ted the American Hotel in q superior style
he feels confident that his experience will enable
him to render entire satisfaction to all who may
become his guests.
The American is eligibly situated on the Plaza
and has the advantage Of being fire proof build
ing: and the Parlors ard Bed rooms are pleasant
and we'll furnished and will always be foun-
neat and clean.
TtIE fable,
will he supplied with the best that can be pro
cured for the comfort Of those who may become
his patrons. and
THE BAR,
will always be furnished with superior LIQUORS
and cigars.
The California Stage Company
keep their oAice at the II totel. where passengers
can take the stage daily for Sacramento, Nevada
Dutch Flat, Iowa Hill. Yankee jim. Forest Hill
Placcrvillc. Marysvile and Washoe.
S. G MORRIS.
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GID MND AND gvrsETE WINE.
e ape @raE5Y, end Pure Vsizo
VinegGr

for sale cheap. Every thing scld by the under
signed warranted such rs represented
LOUIS L. MILLER.
Address Eattlcenalic 7. q. Dec. l.. 1851 2m
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CCHGTABLr'S CALI

January. Il. 1854 w
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PROFESSOR CROCKETT,
VIII. make HAIR GROW.

after years OF hard study devoted TO this ol
subject. has produced an article that
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RESTAUR. AMT.

RESTAURANT.
CO,IMEKCIAL STREET, AUBURN, CAL.
YsIiE undersigned is fully prepared q
e to entertain the public in the ezNg ),
best style and at moderate rates. IssssA..ss1skNa
Game Suppers, Oysters, ETC.,
AND ALL THE GOOD THINGS IN TIRE
market, furnished at short notice and got up in n
neat and tasteful s!yle,
Meals Can be Had at all Hours.
| keep first class Restaurant. and us such |
recommend ii TO the people of Auburn, and the
County at large. Those persons who relish
good meal will DO well to call and see for them
selves.
Connected with the establishment is an excel
lent Bakery. which is supplied at ali times with
achoice variety Of
BREAD, PIES, CAKES, &c.
Parties furnished with cakes of all kinds, at
short notice.
MILES FURNISS,
July 80. lsG4-my Proprietor
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TEMPLE SALOON.

N,HE Undersigned have recently taken this well
known and popular Saloon, where they will
keep the best OF WINES. LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Connected with the establishment are two fine
billiard TABLES. which are in excellent con-
dilion Call and see us
CRAWFORD q MILLER.
Aunurn. Dec. II, l864.-my.
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CCNSTARLE'G SALE:

jan q, 1865, 3n
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snturtiny. tl,o .sh .iaY of EEehruary. I9G5
SUM NJ ONO

January lIth, 1865. -3w.
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JErE' rCE E-G

o. rlort Ill kinds cheap. as am going to close
e.! hat branch Of ny business entirely.
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keep their oAice at the Hotel, where passengers
can take the stage daily for Sacramento Nevada
Dutch Flat Iowa Hill, Yankee jim. Forest HILL
Phccrvillc. Marysvie and Washoe.
S. G MORRIS.
, 1865-06-28

In tbcs; hrc,d,, ~ a,n,,. .a -..,.. -
herds d:6elds sco,cs1r ~ 800 a. t,,;aI. e go ~
tie comra,ison With ~. heat dsvs ~ ~ ".
pat,iarcb u. snec3,7 men,;o1 ;nsa,a ~ ~ :.
ade N Ills nam phlet of one n-orr;ota. - :.
whose half ;n.c in ian .s.as r. Pv. TlS,.
county. In 1s5o has cxn,n5ss 49, = - -. s,o4uo.s
III. presept 1andbo1a ~. 49, ~ o,o'. aeses'
threc tbonsana srssn s. 49, ...t aas. season,
c,,tlc ana nf1asa 49,. I .:o euo"sano asao ol
:,tenaad =. es.,sa :. uvss'
xo,,,d w. sats,.s ~ u'ae 70 'ne cnosce o. tae
br h,1.s .ts..-..... sts uAps ~ a1e scco" panied
- s..a asss s.a.,a ana l1.mA'ologacal refer
nroans,. sr1ee. oG VI LUG nae' Win the
~, r' IT. T,'aoa :" IVA ~ sno*n III shipments by
~ so,,.oes - - 80 ans - a.a. se.y so"p1ets Key TO
80. e"aseo ~ our o'ate Wealth IN the broad
, 1865-06-28
EXPEDITION TO idaho.
AFew Words Of Advice from one vxt,r,
has been tkeFp,
Editu1s Chicago Tribune:

Editu1s Chicago Tribune:
+ PExv, m y June 70, 1857
I.oot{ced In your issue Of The osr,, inst
an artfe1e m the, Ernetai.icn D., Td.ho -
tI,a NJ. Wi. T,,-.,5 Saa;.1, ~ AaAuo, np1a1
.,". us 4ssV - av1S 7 psoposea colonizs'
.on o. me telloxstone connt1y. Psesum!ns
that the obeervation and experience Of ons
who usy,cated the river a abort t,mo a,,ce.
wa,,,s ~ ~ ~ 4| .un' einee'
"ou!o oo 4nte1selAne 10 persons "no desire to
emtg'ate to that res1on,' with your psrnt4-
sion, will give 3 few facts regarding that
country.
ThcIf,er within one hundred ,o,,os ~ ,.s
hc,dxat.r. "a .m,1, a , IT. con+,ano. ~ y. 40
.n.' ,"ss.e = - s. ~ ~ Souunuss ~ rap
at sixty miles from Its mouth 1t Is navieable
for the largest river steamboats,. At tbIa
pom. very sw1t Iaplas ana lodges rock
G s'oA1t5 s.oee ia' 'us1 au'anee.
Iho country Is noun a1uous, and In no
place are the valleys very extensive. Free
quently the mountains extend to the banks
Of The river Tor long distance The vo1t.-s
cent rallr are covered With c1nrn.,a,,t aaa.z,h
Wi,io~ anI. cotton~nn,i s1c1ns;voiv. iussna p oi
s,,-1cr sn;s ccnsr cova, 3tun.s! ~ xaac line.
sach st5e viii p.anes and chas,taa ~ AZ "a
nnIr and ahnndtnf fTnit that Srnws IT. ~ ~
Wy o;o;5n;t1 nf II u't taas e1o"s IN tnat
The so5, In tha valley ia a,n,,.- - .h.. ~.
mr. n1tJries tnt shsii1w 1870 Se,., e. LEI on
~ ~. +tairs ,nnh.s T., ds,,s stss .fonl 1alee
eud tbn7nrrh t-rfra4jos, - .at Gousta4s
Nv nsa1ess r. ende,vau srsn a4psea. = moald
Shep 4 IL a nnsstion ", nv NM ~ F,gm ;
viii be snceets a. fh1nk ihn ssaaons usi ~ A.
mt of sutfieient lennti, fr crons fo nte
Ne.r NE month ~ the r;vsr ths ~ sor iaaae"
, 1865-06-28
Labor Question fn Virginia,

New YoRK, June s7.-The Re.alTs Rich.
mond and Petersburg correspondence says,
Gtnera1 Terry, commanding at Richmond. has
issued an order announcing that slavery hay
Ing ceased to exist In Virginia, all the State
and municipal laws restraining the personal
liberty Of colored persons have become OBJ
solete, and that hereafter the colored people
viii enjoy the same personal liberty as The
whites, and be subject to only the same re-
straints and punlsaments. Vagrancy, how.
ever, wilt not be permitted on the part OF
the negroes any more than that Of white
citizens. The testimony Of colored persons,
be also states, will be received In all cases
before military courts In his department.
General Hartsnt, commanding at Peters
burg, Va, has forbidden, in an official order,
the holding Of any more meetings by the
planters, to establish h1ed price for the Ia
bor Of negroes, or to make distinctions pre-
judicial to their interests and no difference
IN the rate Of compensation fer the same Ia
bos By whites aud blacks is to be allowed.
, 1865-06-28

/ AARlf Ed. Juul
Prop ts5 Of Aads- n. Ptice. outonaspn. aassnn' "
Prop Eurne et11e; rNsa,t. Bu falo, sun3.les. !
op Il Jo.er efa1d nasa iaoa
Bs1qas m foto@;s: gnady. Gracs Bay. s.xo
a'aas Aner.ca. smsth, Menouon.r. sam.u
nxrane Champion: Carr. Dofa 0, 100 ions coai. /
Be1eas +. eide. TsssdvsI. F,asautrs, s6sous
Bstf Heeh*s,e. pt 1oE. Bs5 City. IS tons cos
Brig :. CIo.s. Kvtr.tt. ST. Clair. - tons CO,
Ests 9.@ m; AA.e. sastch. ocon.o, ls5 tons coal,
P1!s Mem Monr xum. Bu.ns, pconto. rs tons coat.
hkFiF psa9 e; MeE1i e.i 9coaio. - tcn- cosi
0 aa.:snn coa.aa .h151. hnInss. h4y settlement 100
schr w, ,s E.,:f.on, Bay Settlement. 1as
sehs @n:. Sa' s'o f :, .h aaa1s III F,,.
e, Ss.'ns. Le'Ss: N.atIov.e. IS C.. weei ''
scas ssdnr ~ ~ xloy Long, sseeoykau, ods,
sehr PER-; Ham. b, Fcs.r BIZ try. 90 wrpun
& Scsf HsE h.ms shils, Long, MnIkeIon. IS q iasn
scaF !la Tos., e k4t.h, Baus:o, IS inn seI,.
sehr MI Mt ?: Hale. Law: fnee: :Bnaa:o. 10 n luz
sehf E.ss!on. Au'a- Green BY, lo5 cd, vonn
seaf IN n Il !Mqntsf Do7it'. Lit snlntco. 1ea NJ
Sch. E1dint. Readiet st Pau :. Pier. ,m,.
ssesr sesr Stnst, as1su, Pierre MssQacs: il n ,tc
sfhF s Tim p: p ~ NW.11a1th. Two tle-ks. Loo {.
seA' baph ba.E. G9a,mg,sh G Rstd. Bay aa Nc. steo
seas YIN, Bsrn, Rec. Oc7aso. leo m lumber.
sehr Jesn1 Rnmbsil. Campbell, G7aerlch, %
zctE M.t eas. John'o,: B. nee Mlnssr y m lumbar
sch1 J.. 5: HeEnsuss. Ya.ss, Buffalo, ao N !uui
8. sr E1a2t!e sue. Cornwall. o,e.so. saso b,,,.
sch, r., 1,sa s.n ,i;s t:sng b no'sta3: 81
setr Experiment. ToEssen.on. Msa,toxoe, 80 m.
schr 5 Robsryon, ylneEap. 1ay -ttr sm-n-,hc,
, 1865-06-28
Z he Virginia Legislature.

: New YoRK, June 27.-The Virgins Leeis-
1ature adjourned sine dt on Frlday evening
last, after session Of hya days. Nearly Ill
the measures required by GOV. Plerpoint to A.
sist him In the work Of reconstructlue the
s'ate Government we're passed, ellciting lit
tie OF no debate in their passage The most
important Of these Was that extending the
elective franchise to persons who were e1-
cIuded from 1t BY the A1e1andria Cons.ltu-
tion. These persons are those who have vol
unfairly given aid and comfort to the 1ebe1-
lion since the 1st Of January, 1864. The
election of members Of Congress and Of The
new Legislature Is to take, place on the 1sth
Of next october.. At the election the people
are also to- decide whether the Legislature
eha1 have power to repeal the constitutional
provision which excludes from holding office
all who have been engaged In the rebellion.
, 1865-06-28

NEW YoRK, June H.-At latest advices
Gen. Breckenridge and his accompanying
fugitive rebels were still at Havana. Some
Of the wealthy secession sympathizers had
offered to present him with house II be
would remain among them. It twas rumored,
however, that he intended to 70 to Spain.
The ex.rebel ram Stonewali, alias Olinde,
still remained In Havana harbor, but no one
doubted that she wouH ultimately be given
up 10 our Government.
The British Consul at Hnsapa has made
demand for the surrender of the blockade.
runner Wren. captured and run into Fey
West by her crew.
, 1865-06-28
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Jay Cooke on Export
Duties,
Why are the Soldiers not Discharp-
ed3-1he 4;h Of July at Madison,
JAy COOKE on EXPORT DUTIES.

| Edttors Ch.cspp TYibuna: ;;
cave us nom our friends" Tas the erela-
nation with which I closed Mr.. Cooke,a
article on the national debt AND rd;c ~
knoxf,e. or f,1,v 1,s1,a+,S. 49,. wv ~
=. e., - e.,T"",, '1". VIC nase
mofe 10 lear from following his advice than
IRON ihs- Ehg'fah, Several years residence
;,b,n1e INN: .b,nrh ~ ot,a., .e ~ 'eAtn aan
-.t,e.,. a....a. 1 sn epoAen ol, ana
*iasen, nefet hno sncn an echo here rs to
they richly deserve. There IL mnch II 49,
article which th;nE 40, .ss,,,, ~ -,,.- eua1
60. ~ ~HA e"n1} w SnoWn oy
aeu5es ana hets 70. DO. erroneous, and of
which, when time will permit, shall be
pleased to write you, snonld you 30 vfsh-ey,
id.nce of which 1t,1 hs essnn,oa ~, ~ "asa
ear4,on ae.h,s 49, "is,.1s De assumeu ~ your IN
90 90 s'oI n,s"o ~ -. y Auo4.'on 70 Fhlcn, shall
be pleased - occasionally to report
rpen such :: matters ,transpirtpe In
England as appear to me worthr . ,,S,oa :.
ycur columns. Therefore, for The present. 7
putting an eIoort dnfv m or.jn thhsy VI
petroleum and cotton: and "a .iivest tassv, 49,
thing / uay Trife OF anv co1o~ ~ ent seis,y any
est, as to my being merchant and en1aaaSi,
business which would increase ~ TI5M - ~ ~
course advocate, would eay. nv bns,naas ns
Is entirely different, and is In ~ W. stF.ets
either by the import or crport dntiss ~ thss
NJ OWL, country and my ou1y wish In the
opinions, which, il acted upon. vii IT tend uu1o ~
harEhet +-,,ss ~ Ss.e u. VI tnat can make
n,,a sfs.tho sus !, soon oe, not only
y, III NJ H. 1'sst e1. pnt tae ofst IN wealth, |
thst - M horo,.aI. = at,s .1ost nonored in all
the roriJ LIZ na1:on par eznatezscr Of |
KeYerttI the order, wouad ask, has M-.
Cooke iotgottcn that liking cotton'' was fbe
priucilal hope On which t'our Southern IRA.
Tiers" built their basis as to recognition hv t
England! Does he Dot know that other and
various sections OF the world grow cotton
and that already the world ts nearly fas in n
year or two more It will be quItel ir1de-
pendent Of Southern cottons
Can he be Ignorant Of the fact that Jotn
Bull always buys In the cheapest market. and
In case of any possibility Of 3 full and f-aa !
supply. makes efforts to prScure # eisa.
wftre (which fact was partially ,llnstrsta5
over ten years ago, in the formstion ~ tha
/" Cotton Supply Association = to obtain mi
only large stock, but in casa of a stnnnsns
in one source, supply from anotter,
Can 1t be that he thinks eyen Nv stonntno
the export entirely It would r11fn fRrir cnttns
interests If so, he is greatly Ia eTror. Enr.
land has for four years stood the shncr aas
the worst Of 1t is passed. and snrf, .,ffart
would he ipturiops 10 us and ns n,I,0t
why: Because va have the iard .,..tJ1,. Jma4o y.
ern3T cotton unnn- and oooa '11 ~ p.v";1 70
Else. fo snnnlr the r..o-fd ~ u wy H.tle
land ;v;np iffie zsbfie ntha au ~ =. tnat
nroTfnr rnttom IL anr1cs g. Sn'th SoaH,tes are
nloyed. ~e " "eea'n auem-
IS 10 petroleum, that last. most ,sonderfn,
Of our nrod ucts-cai1 Nj C1at = ha +, 4.n,s.at