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The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
GE The Abolitionis,s Of Ohio, have nom.

mated Gen. Cox, a commander under Sher
man, as their candidate for Governor. The
Democracy Of that State intend nominating
as we learn by private advices) for The same
position, Colonel George McCook, Of the
family Of the If ghting McCooks." He was
Lieut.. Colonel Of the Third Ohio regiment
in the Mexican war, and was Colonel Of one
Of the three regiments first called out from
Ohio in the late war. and participated in
the first battle of Bull Run. His younges,
brother. Capt. Charles McCook WAS killed in
that battle. Another brother, Gen. Robert
McCook, was killed by bushwhsckers in Ten
nesses. Another brother, Colonel Daniel
McCook, WAS mor,ally wounded in the at
tack upon Ksnesaw Mountain. His father,
Major Daniel McCook, WAS killed in a fight
near SaIneSviIle. Ohio, with John Morgan's
men, on the occasion Of the great raid lhro'
that State. Maj. Gen. Alex. McD. McCook.
the only one of the brothers tha, received h
military education at West Point comman'
ded full corps in the Army of the Tennes,
see under both Buell. and Rosecrans, and
rendered distinguished service. DR.. Lati.
more McCook, the eldest brsther Of the fam
lily, was r Surgeon General in the western
armies for some years. if not during the
whole war.
Colonels Edward and Anson McCook, " ho
both made considerable reputation as caval-
ry leaders, were first cousins OF the brothers
above mentioned. These men have all been
lifetime Democrats-theirf fathers belonoi
to the old Jackson ian school of politics and
in the selection Of Col. George McCook,
the pioneer soldier Of the family, as the
standard bearer Of the Ohio Democracy, we
have the assurance that The gallant fighters
of that name who survive, are still true To
their early political predictions, no,with.
standing The cloud and gloom that has en-,
veloped the party for the past few years.
II would seem impossible that any Demo.
cratic candidate in Ohio could exiucuish the
overwhelming majority Of the opposition
party in that State last year, but il any man
can make great nrosd upon it, we believe
the gallant soldier spoken Of is the man.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23

BARLEY.-This staple is worth ten cents
per pound at Reese River, and raised rgh,
in the valley. Farming ought to pay at
those rates.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
OPHlR c. S. & c. MINING co,
Ophirviilc, Placer County, California.

NOTICE is hereby given, that at meeting OF
" he Trustees of the Ophir Copper Silver ne anu
Gold Mining Company, held on Sept l4lh loo1'
an assessment OF five cents per share was lrV'eu
on tn" assess,be capital stock Of said company,
payable Immediately TO the secretary in Un'eu
States gold and silver coin. Any stock upon
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on 'he
l4ih day Of October, 1865 will be advertised on N
that day az delinquent. and unless pit ment shalt
b. made before, will be sold on the 3lst day o'
October, 1865 to pay the delinquent assessment,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF sale.
JOHN LEAHY, Sec.
Office Main street, Ophrvile, Placer County
September 10th. 1865 -4w.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICE.

FATHER ANDOLl >CHIK will hold Divine
Service in the Catholic Church, Auburn, 10. NOR
row Sunday at the usual hour.
Auburn, Sept. 23rd.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
H W. STARR.


Summons having been returned not served !,
the above case, and il appearing to my sutistc
ton from the affidavit OF The plaintiff. j. T. Ham,
ilton, that there is good cause OF action agl,ns
said detrnoant in said case. 10 wit: on a certain
promsory note drawn and executed by the s,id
defendant in favor OF the plaintiff for The sum If
SOB 10, and interest on the same oil So 80 m,k
ing the sum OF 81 80, payable in gold and sill.
yer coin Of the United States. And il further m.
pearing that the defendant, Perry Clark, is not A
resident Of the State OF California, and that he il
a resident Of Idaho Territory it is hereby or ,er
ed that service OF said summons be made by mi.
lication. and that the same be published in the
Placer Herald 'or the space Of thr months,
newspaper as most likely TO give notice 10 de.
irndant. The constable making service OF this
summons shall also deposit Il copy Of said sum.
nous in the post office addressed 10 the said Perry
Clark, and directed . him at his place of resi-.
dence. Said summons so scrv.d by publication
rs aforesaid shalf he rcturnahle to me at nv office
in Lincoln. Placer county on Saturday the 2Yrd
day ol December, AID. 1865 at II 0 clock NJ. when
aud where said cause will he called Tor trial.
Ii. ". STARR,
Sept. l6 ,lS65-3m. j p. Tp. No. TO-
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23
VALUABLE RANCHO for SAFE
SUM MONS.
The People OF the State If California. to
Clark

The People OF the State If California, to perr,
Clark. '
VOU are hereby summoned 10 appear beoro
~! y me- at my Office in Lincoln Placer county ON
Iuesay Tue ON day oI Septembrr,A. D. 1865. at
i0 O'Clock. A. NJ. to answer the complaint of ! y ~
Hamilton wherein he prays judgment against W.,
Tor the sum OF sevrniy-One dollars and ninptv
cents IN an action on certain promissorv no,.
OF "ue bill drawn Ivy you ior the sum Of SGs m
interest on the same SS go, rs will more tullv NM
pear by reference to the note on file in nv oRcpp
and take notice if you fail to appear and apswr,
plaintiff will take judgment us aforesaid. Given
under my hand, this 2nd day Of August, A, D
1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-23

State of California, County Of Placer. S. In th.
District Court Of the l4th Judicial District Of
said State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
~ We noticed a large lumber raj,
passing down the river yesterday.

~ We we're greatly pleased to meet
yesterday Captain J. T. Shelton, late Of
the 18th Iowa. This gallant young ofi
Ger is already we'll know to our readers.
His meritorious service, his receiving, and
slow recovery from, severe and danger
Gus wound his being twice oaptared BY
the rebels. and the wonderful record #
his escape from each capture. have be.
fore been noted 10 our columns. Capt.
s. Is now cnroute to 81. Louis. where he
enters upon the duties Of Courmissary
Of Subsistence A good position and
one which be will admirably GILL; We
are glad to see gallant service and vel
won merit thus rewarded BY the Govern.
ment.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

DRY GooDs SrocK AT AUCTION
Howe & Tyler have received . consign.
ment of varied and we'll selected stock.
consisting Of bleached and brown muslin;
lawns and other dress goods. linens, and
a good variety Ct fancy goods.
Sale on Tuesday morning, May 23d, at
10 o'clock.
This will be . fne opportunity for the
ladies as well As country traders and the
people generally.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
financial al.0 Gommerlial


New York maFkos.
~ telegraph Nsv Yoax, 11ay -.
cotton-rirmer at SIC for mddling sa,es BY auction
to-day OF so bLls Savannah Cotton 49, FIR niA
dipg fAir; &a0&?kc for strict middnf; l00@Q<e Lon
mdaling 3S039c good ordinary; 3ilf03Slc Tor -.
dnSry, payable In COLL.
K1our-Dull aud TO loo lower at 1006 - far n
ira 6tnte; 6sQD7 90 Extra r. II. o., and % fof
trade brands. the market closing heavy. -
Whisky Dull heavy and lower NJ 90 for Wet~1
~heat-with.ut decided chang; poor Winner BED
weatern 1t 25el ~.
Rye-Duli and nominaiiy lower
hrlsy-Q ,iet
Cora Opened active and to &c better and closed da
with decliog tendency 6sat1lc fof MIXED wet
ern; a5c nsoubd DO; 61 s5c for Western; Tic
for yellow N. o and n for White do.
0xts-tpened TO &c better, and losed dull with In
proven in measure lost u So@52Lc FIR Western.
Conee-Qnet AID hrm.
Gusar-Dul s
Wool-DulI.~
PstrolsanQ uet ct a5c Sos Grade 4oc for Refined In
Bond. and 90 070c for do Pre-.
Pork-Unseiil~d and los e At @ t0D23 IS for new
cash and regular way csed at Il 70 ash; and q %
TO- PRIME and Is h0zo % FOR urine ness Ala, 90
biz for May, June and Ju r. sellers option, d
y 25 123 SO.
B~f-Heavy $500 LLls st 10 IS for plain mess, and
IL 90 els W for extra msss.
Reef nAms-tfrm At % 0oO29 60.
Cut Mrats-Easisr u l30iSNc Tor shoulders, and II
0lSc for hams.
R.coa-ss.vy At 1;c for Cumberland cat l4sS otlXs
for short rlear.
Lard-Uncbans.d At lsDlsc.
Butter-Dal and heavy II lAo3ie 10f Ohio, and 40
Sc Tor State.
Chs~ss-Q Quiet At 1o0lsc for eonnoa 70 prime.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

H The amount Of dust and gravel in
circulation on Main street Saturday vas
something terrific. Unlucky pedestrians
were blowed aud stunned, aud pelted and
cut up, and blinded and overwhelmed
generally by these miserable enemies Of
personal comfort. The efforts Of the
Perseverance man we're unavailing
the dust persisted in not being wetted ouI
o: put under.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

~ Peace and quiet reigned in tie
city Saturday, as far as the police trade
was concerned. There were no appear.
ances before the Recorders Court. After
the shades Of night had fallen We noticed
some poor sinner who had made 40 IN.
conditional surrender to General Ioebri
alton, and vas stretched foll length on the
sidewalk sleeping of the effects Of bad
whisky. That was the only example OIL
decentralization noticed. Moral city ours
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

D@-See elsewhere the card of II. Scott
Howell. attorney at law. Mr.. Howell had
proposed to remove from the city, bat his
many friends will be glad to learn that he
will remain and continue the practice OF
his profession 10 this place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

new York Money market.
y rslesrsph.l Nsv Yoax, My -
Money Easy at per cent. on call loans
s.srIIss E1ch.ns.-oaiet and arm q ioes.1lio for
gold
0old-Duli and without deeided change; opening II
13l, declining u 1907. ciesi~g ut 13Z.
Total exports OF speeie today e2l0s 900.
Government sfocks-Ehnde nrmer.
stacks-tIeavs.
oAPS3x dc 1904; cARIsoN; NAP pc III
foi wsbss n Wayne e3j%. AATH79 CAN y
IS &c scrip 1lIA ISL " Cart w. Psc Nail -;
NJ S9lT Erie 1919; B q l07; Hudspn looI<: Haa.
lem 10: ksading 93k NC les u eosz. rolsde q
y Cert zss<; Quicksilver SAX
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

r. P. J. Talon wishes to call the at.
iention Of tho Ladies to his nex stock Of
Summer Dress Goods, euch As L.wns,
Orgsndiss, Jaconets. Lace, and Silk Man.
tillss, Donnets. &C., which hs will sell
cheap for each.
Rsmsnber the place, No. rs Naia st.,
between Sd and 4th. Mayl6.lw.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

- 9. B. Vowel 4 Co., drugeis.s.
corner Third and Main. propose 10 sell
Collier Co., and O'FAllon white leads
ct Company's card prices, thereby saving
freight from St. Losis. They slae hsvc
in store full stock Of druge, oil, paints
asd brushes, which they ofEef q lewe.t
ratss. Maybe IL
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

UNITED PREsBYrERIAN-Fi nh street, between
Main and Rlondeau. eervfces every eatbath at IL m
and TX p. m. Sunday School eH . n.
JAMS B1owx Pastor.
FIRST pRESBYTKktAN-Corner nigh md Fourth
streets Services every Sabbath 1t II o y end
Sunday School .. n. J. 0nteffs Pastor.
UNITARIAN CHUKCH-Corner High and Fourth
streets. Services every Sabbath at II a. m. Sunday
School az p. N. b. uAssAIL, Psstoe
CuAru M SQUARE n. 4. CuURcH-Corner Of Sew
enth and Morgan streets Preaching every sabbath II
Il m m and s.sS:sa senoo, At san. Public
B. II. WARTro, Pastor.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURcn-Third street, between
Concert aud High Services every Sabbath u II . m
and p. Sabbath School 01< m.
J. T. wssfovER, Pastor.
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Tieh street betweer
Fb and Sixth. Services every Sabbath at IL m
s - m. sabbath School at Gas .. rrsyer meeting
Oh Wednesday evenings. Or ReR TBAcnrR, Pa.tor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

ET As all the tickets for the yacht
"Fairy Qseen" have not yet been disposed
OF, the drawing will not take place until
Monday, the 30,h instant, when it will be
held at the auction rooms of Howe l.
Tyler.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

s@- The river trade is nov very brisk
The number of arrivals and departures Of
packets lie unusually large.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

R Major Perry and family returned
last week from Washington, where they
have been for some m onths.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

EE His Honor, Judge s. F. Miller,
returned home from Des Moines 6atur
day.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
NOTICE.

rea1a.sss nliasl Jss \ BaaineA Lseisdh Du,sso.
DC Billings and B(ihi g.:
You and eSch u yos hsrsby noeAsd inst there 10
e In the ONCE Of the Clerk the District Gym
Of Lee county. Lows, II Ksoksk pssiajss n squiiy
Of wm rhompsoa Co, Geo Q Andsssua, AnAssu Web
sssr Patterns ! ass nwts~, Arehihad n..tsycs. 4
prsyss frs decrss ef sad cUut THAT esstain eessss
ances q real estate and Esoaal properly msds - tps-
veyaHsss u personal psocsrts ~ Ly BfsssS ed
iinEs to said Jas riings be set Side 81 I'D
preprty Be sni-csed 81 the payment u certain jag
ments OF pstiii aennst sad niliipes aaa I'D
3 Hiiinss in csnneciion with billings and vth
Bngs. aud that nd Jss Rilings he held lsbls b.
pay saiA udxmsnts ard chaTgiDs that II I'D cuavey
fraudulent Bald psftion ass prays for gen
eral snd speclsl relief.
Nov. therefore, Males you appear end sss~er sad pc
ttion Of the second day Of the Of
said Court commence at keokuk the Arpt Monday
Of September, 1854 decree pyp eosso MI b. sstsecd
against you. j. ]. RICK,
Government Stamp, 50 cts Atty for PfAs-
arrz6-d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

EE Messrs. Wilkinson, Bartlett & Co.,
have made M attractive addition to their
establishment in the shape Of handsomely
ornamented show.windows.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
ITO PURCHASERS OF
ORGANS, MELODR0Us,
OR
HAD 1R0NYrYrurae
HARMONIUAG0l

ssy one having any thought Of IN instrr
Iof one Of Mason uamlin's cAbinet Organ Circular
vii Dc sent any address entirely free Of expee
N. cIcassr contains much Information which VIII 4,
a.ttcics on iiow to Ju ige Of Musical Instsunsss
History Of the Organ, III" tory OF Reed lpetrun enfa
&C., &c. Address MASON DROTn ERS,
= 500 Broadway, New York
W aAsoN HAALIN, ~ Washington Street., boston
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

IMPORTANT The Tsil4risg Essah-,
j iishusas No. Esses no -se, Il ~ dcpy ii. cA
~ IN Ksknk Jas arst cAss othipg other ready made
= - s1ss>s yonS AosvIfr' frops'ss0r
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

FOR SALE-A nice Brick Cottage.
siih two fun lots an. Barn Weed. he'd ci.,srr NJ
ssasssa on tInrkitn. between 9th and loth tts
6eoknk Title good. Price sSLC0 -.
teoiS H.B rEN.B YCH.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
EOR SALE-l61 acres ch,Sc- I.,..s

ruad sAd Mtesispept Riser-slI ~nciee,ss 4. 49,
noa,e 40 ether inntFoys nts 1Aie essn |. hes-l
sne var Assdni arm. little soct RI u ssi~ Iv5e,
Ceiea a. EKYCw
- eaaa 1880
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22
EORsALE-A Frame Co... ut

!. tns vish seven rooms. e'trn sood eesmv .rs /.
~ % rnss trets With null ln and all /. ROD
orarr, sNusteu neaf business ESehspse str. -
tween or and Ith streeta Title rood Ilce. sasee-
sSsS n. fKN-EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

OK SALE-A tso story brick do eli.
ing Hon:e containing 10 rcors. sooe cellar e,t,,,
liz - M ~ shssssd q the corner Of NOR an sp1
- 1T Ute good Price, 5000 rc~r@-shp ia
" mL,r next Enquire Of u. D. TEN,EYCK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

Slykx0 lfxxn uEot. INtDI - -
- - = 3 - |:se|s.: ..u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-05-22

Uh SALE-The vert half OF s.,vo
ros0e etssrfn SOD selnH hssss IpiDssa I, ~ 49,
over los w~AtleAe aspd Al - - srssr ~
sne ecfSsr 81 .xsh ard De- Aoinss Ttse sT1
s.ha nSS1sd u D. rRk-KYCE
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
PRACTICAL HALTER.
INTERESTING TO THE PUBLIC.

vuNHE subscriber, formerly Broadway Halter aud
il for more than twenty years associated with the
leaders OF Fashion, aud Proprietor Of the Indian
spos Hat Mandatory, being nstteringy encouraged
In the spirit and pride of honorable competition against
Eastern productions In his art resolved upon renewed
AID more efficient effort TO produce home made fashion
able head dress which shall be strictly In keeping with
all the new improvements, and fully up To the spirit of
the progressive age we live In.
This he has introduced In addition to the Gents
aud Young Gents Fall Styles Of Fashionable Hats all
the standard style Of trade renown, as follows
No. Gents Fall Style for 1895.
No. 2-Yonng Gents Fall Style for 1885.
No 3-Gents' Broadway Standard, Bell style.
ro.<-New York Standard, Straight style
Se5-The Medium Union, Standard style.
No. 6-The Paris Standard, Bell style.
No. The Paris Standard, D'0rsay style.
No e-The Paris 81 andard, Yeoman style.
No. 9-The Friends Standard, Straight style.
No 1e-The Friends Standard, Bell style.
No. ll-Ladies' silk Hat, Fall styles fer 1855.
His standard styles productions ofinteeet and
skill ingenously blending all the nice points ofthe
styles technically In original styles unique and
faultless In combination that by the width and
sha ping Of the brm, with suitable curl will make the
suit the fancy of the fastdous gentleman the
udceus taste OF the plain and neatly dressed honest
yeonAn. The above named styles are all home made
productions and unsurpassed for quality Of material and
elegance Of finish, which material s enhanced in value
by the Hs0fas operdadi Of manipuatien in the hands
Of legitimate Hstters, scientifically skilled in the pract
cal execution Of his difficult art With these facilities
his command, he Is now prepared to produce home
made Hat manufacturer prices Of unsurpassed ele
gAnee, combining genius with science, neatness with
style beauty with quality, ghtness with durability elias
ITCHY with strength and perfect model mould At sofi
and sgI eeable TO the head Of the
Gents silk Hats altered TO the Fall style.
Gents silk Hats altered 10 Ladies' Fashionable Styles
W. p BROWN, Practical Halter,
No. - Kentucky Avenue, indianapolis, Ind
cells -dSwtf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
LAW REPOltT

Supreme Court The Court met. Judge Fla
4ier presiding. and held session 10 Chambers
Cases will be argued aud determined IN open
Court to day
Circuit Court = Crimins! Dockd james Fer
guson. on trial for grand larceny. ives acquitted
on the plea OF insanity. The trial of Nicholas
Wood. for stealing COW. 10 in progress.
Common Pleas Court -lu the case OF DR.
Fell the Court delivered lis decision yesterday
IL will be remembered that the charge against
DIR. Fell was procuring an abortion and that
at former trial jury found him guilty and
sentenced him to thirty day, in the county Jail.
coupled with fine Of Atty dollars motion
for new trial made and granted The trial
this time was before His Honor Judge Blair. and
his decision, as announced to day. simply sffirms
the verdict OF the jury. Ii is reported that His
Exceileney the Governor has RENTED that por-
ton of the penalty which involves restraint OF
his personal liberty.
Commissioners COun-Mr kimb,ll informs
US that, so far as his Court is concerned, yester
dsy passed without the commission OF crime
Pity that such vas not . more common report
In the United States Court, soon TO sit here,
We are informed q formidable docket awaits the
functionaries of that Court However, Judges
Davis and Mcdonald are the sort OF judieia
officers to dispatch business. while District Attor.
new Hanna is known to bs Prosecutor Of more
than CO mmon energy.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

Metropolitan 7heaier -Au excellent house
assembled to witness the first production of the
new prize play entitled the Queen OF Auagon.
and written expressly tor Mrs Waller. IL passed
of yell. We are not prepared 10 express an
opinion az to the merits of the play. IL seemed
to US 10 be rather stif. declamatory and undrs
matte. and to want in prominent features The
mechanical effects we're in the manageme1t's hes,
style The battle-scene Was especially hne.
To night the 6ne English comedy OF The
School for Scandal will be produced Thi.
comedy ranks deservedly high a. one vi
the zines; IN the English language. and will be
witnessed. 10 doubt. by crowded house
Masonic Hall The Festival under the aus
pices OF the Temperance Society vas l.rgel, al.
tended and good cheer seemed to re'eu through
out handsome SUN Was realized to farther
the cause OF Temperance reform
Hon George Thompson. EI-Nember OF ID,
British Parliament. will deliver q lecture to
night. at the Mssonic Hall. on American Poll
tics OF tie Signs Of TIC Times.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02
THE ENGLISH AMERICAN QUESTION.


INV fcaE, Nov. 1.-The steamer Yer.
Cruz, from Vera Cruz on the 22d Oct, anC
Havana on the 9th, has arrived, and reports
that between the Traverse and Cony Island LIgh
House saw nine vessels on the reef, one Of the n
a large screw steamer. apparently American
The Lake of Tsxueo. Immediately adjoining
the City OF Mexico. was on the 9Th Of October
within one inch OF the level of the City Of Narno
and had il continued few hours longer grea
destruction OF property would have resulted
Macmillan and the Empress will leave on 4
visit to Mucutan on the 5th Nov.
The railroad between Puebla and she City OF
Mexico will be completed by the lst Nav next
Over 400 laborers have been employed on the
railroad from Vera Cruz to Mexico.
Subscriptions are to be opened for the relief
OF those rendered destitute by the nundations oil
the rainy season.
curious phenomena occurred in the VALLEY
OF Mexico on the 9th; five large streams of water
suddenly burst from the mountain, which, IL they
do MT diminish in volume. will form conside-
rable river
An eI rebel named Mitchell has rented a plan.
lotion In San Luis Potosi and would plant SOC
acres next season.
A railrosn train Was pundered BY robbers near
Vera Cruz, and an officer and nine men Of The
Foreign Legion captured liz was said that Mar
shall Bsraine would dispatch q powerful force to
put al end to these outrsges.
Three hundred Of Fignerau's band are said to
have been routed by citizen soldiers of Bogots.
near that place, killing Thirty seven and eaptur
ing sixty eight
Seventy eight OF the Austrian Huzzsrs charged
400 OF Fignerau's band on the 22d, and routed
them. The loss of the latter was fifty killed and
wounded.
Another account reports the eastern portion
OF the City OF Mexico submerged aud that there
is danger of the total overflow OF the city.
Senior Dudsu is appointed Imperial Minister 10
Great Britain
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-02

81 per cent
TIE demand Tor eiscsunts Il snrsusiy prsssi.s -
orokrrs N dovtrnm>nf ness siss lh>rai - $500
ers Prime paper "a currsnf Il p~r cont "A ~~rv
god nsmss nj % Esd buyers Al svss 10 Per osrs s~
oed class lanes very dcuis - nsgsstios e. a.
ally irregular rat.
ltf market sN quiet BUCHANAN - Brsdly ~
Cherry Kun -. on cresk lSo, Erossfor -. B.rssSsf
Ran las, 6er1snts - hortlznf IS, kynl Dsrn 81
kansvhs isS, Webster M, Shade Hvss - Tea m
4 2.-s, Pr Hole dull e 30 bSls Grade ..
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