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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29
JnFFEnsoS D.. RETREAT.

JEFFERsON DIS RETREAT.
.g4.e.te yr. Ft4-.-.f
Ashe was rushing through the woods
And through the tangled fern, '..
He tored his musnt-mention-
And had to put on. hern. 80 g
He had to put on bern. my boys, y, "a
He had to put on herni
He tored his mustn't mention ems
And had to put on hern. ny G
.. -.45lt lft,..f aPt .Ei N-.EsyN -
He robed him in nm old hoop-skirt,
And undertook to fee.
But "boys in blue" were sharp q few
And knowd it wasn't she.
They know'd it wasn't she, my boys,
They know'dit wasn't she;
The "boys in blue were SHARPE few
And know'dlt wasn't she.
Says Mrs. D. unto the boys,
This is my aged Ma,
And please to let her water get
From springs right over thar.
From springs right oyer thar, my boys,
From springs right over thar,
You'll please to let her water get
From springs right over thar.
The 'iboys in blue" were wide awake,
Some things they could not see,
But when they saw that arfm loot
They know'dl 1t was not she. ...
They know'd 1t was not she, my boys,
They knowd 1t was not she,
. But when they saw that e,oren foot
TheyMnow'd It was not she.
Wow Mr. D. was making tracks,
The steel no doubt he fear'd,
Until soldier stroked his chin
And said-"Why, here's beard!"
And said--'|why, here's abearo," )" my boys.
And said--"Why, here's beard,"
Aaddier gently stroked his chin
And said-"Why, here's n beard"
TeMadam D., then, thus sp oke he:
~'why, Marin, its what feafd,
find upon Inspection nov
Your ma has gotta beard"
'Her Ma has got beard, my boss,
Her Ma has got beard,
j fnd,upon inspection now
Ner Ma'has got beard"
"A "boy n'blue" his saber drew,
And up the canyass.hirs,
AIe saw that foot, and quickly knew
Old JEFF. was in tho skirts.
'Old Jef. was inrthe skirts my Doys'
Old jeff. was In the skirts'
He saw that foot and quickly knew,
Old Jeif.was ID tbe SKIES
..s. H. r- r'#
Then each one drew MS s"oer 'rue'
And each the 1901 de'ec'e"'
The leader then outspoke ana s"iu'
"'Tis Just what expected
'Tisjust what expected ooys'
'Tis Just what expected'
"'Tis just what expected"
,t. .,... -sI.t.' aH.'''' rt..'
Thento Marin D.Ithe soldier spoke
"rye found the crinoline,' ., .....s..
And to"old JEFF. who quakng stooe'
Said,''stranger, you are mine J.
Said, "Jefiersonis mine, my boys"
Said, Jefferson is nine"
And to the boys who STOOD around
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29
RESOLUTIONS.

The Union people of Ohio, grateful
to Almighty God for the overthrow of
tho rebellion and the preservation of
the National integrity, for the bless
ings of peace, and for all the favors
which He has vouchsafed unto us as o
people, do
ReSoIue, 1st, That the name and
fame Of Abraham Lincoln stand out
from the history of the epoch unrival-
led and alone, and while we deplore
his untimely and cruel death and ven
crate his memory, 1t becomes US to im-
itato his wisdom, frmness and moder-
alton in the treatment Of vexed qucs-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29
COLUMBUS, June 2l.

ZULU OuuO -A'
General w. B. Woods was elected
President of the Convention, on per-
manent organization, with Vice Pres
idents as reported in the forenoon pro-
ceedings. w. Il. Davis was appointed
Secretary, with W. Il. Bascom, ]. G.
Grannis, A. Waters and A. A. McCook
as assistants.
The following nominations were
made by acclamation:
Governor, J. D. Cox; Supreme Judge,
long term, ]. BrinkernoA; Attorney
General, w. II. West; Board Of Pub
lie Works, James Moore, of Coshocton,
In each of the other cases one ballot
was had, resulting in the choice of S.
S. Warner, of Lorain, for Treasurer
of State, by vote Of 3O2 votes to 2S8
for Adiutant General Cowen; Captain
J. G. Norris, of Harrison County,
School Commissioner, over E. Il,
White, of Franklin, and Lieutenant
Rodney Foos, of Clinton, for Clerk of
the Supreme Court, over 3. T. Hall of
Muskingum.
The Committee on Resolutions sub,
mitted the following platform, which
was read amid immense cheering. and
unanimously adopted, with loud an d
prolonged applause.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29
The UNION STATE CONVENTION,

Speeches OF Hon. G.. YOlney Dorsey and
... General Woods.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29

COLUMBUS, June Il, 1850.
In accordance with the call of the
State Central Committee, the Conven-
tion met at the Athenmum, and was
called to order by Hon. G. Volney
Dorsey, Chairman of the State Central
Committee, who addressed the meet.
ing as follows:
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29

Maj. GEN. COX NOMINATED FOR Gov
ERNOK BY ACCLAMATION.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29

The Ticket and the Platform.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29

Policy Of President johnson Mdorscd
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-06-29

Harmony ana Enthusiasm Prevail.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
SOUTHERN HEPATIC PILLS.

A FEW Important Facts in regard to the South
~ ern HEpATIC PILLS"
1. They are prepared from the best quality Of
Medicines by the discoverer, now an aged Minister
OF the Gospel, and are safe.
2. They have been known for years and tested BY
thousands.
8. Five bundled persons ATE known 70 have becu
cured by them.
4. They are not recommended BY the Proprietor
for thing but only for diseases which arise iron
disoTdered lives.
S. Directions and certificates accompany each boz.
and these certificates are from we'll known aud most
respectable individuals.
Correspondents recommend them as good TO-
Liver Disease, Chills and Fevefs, Pneumonia Juuni
dice. Dyspepsia. Bilious Fevers. Bilious Rheuma.
item. Worms, Plunsy. BIonehiiis, &c.
Z. Several gentlemen state that The use OF these
Pills has been 10 them an annual saving Of from
$iOU 10 5000; they are the best plantation eicins
ever offered 10 the public.
8. some physicians Of the highest standing pre-
scribe them 70 their patients. and hundreds Of boxe
have been sold 10 regular practitioners.
9. During the last quarter 2.ss0 boxes have beer
sold ioiw Druggists, one ir south Carolina. aud ona
IN North Carolina; sod some time sgo over 3.7Ot
boxes were ordered by Druggists in one town il
Virgins.
~ Price. 50 box. For $50 dozen boxes vii
be senl to any address. 4 very liberal discount |,
rusgisls and country merchants cash (new cur
rency) to accompany orders.
For sale 10 Hshorough by
]. Y. Whitfield & CO.
August 10. ss-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01

YAxxrE frEEs.-The English Govern.
|ment is vigorously terrifying at Quebec
and Montreal,
The Yankee debt is officially stated at
|s2, l53. 7s5, 444 90.
Rumors were current 10 Warrington
last Msnday that Seward was OF on another
peace misslsn, and that France and Eng
land have iatisated TO the rebels their in
Itsntion Of rscsgni ling them after the 4th
of March.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
RUNAWAY TAKEN UP.

pOY WILLIAM was taken up in Orange county.
- n. G.. and is lodged in jail, He says he was
sold in Richmond few days before Christmas last.
He says he does mol know ihs name Of the man thai
bon Chi him. bu, his former owner was Mrs. Jane
Humphrey, OF spo,lsytvania county, Va. William
il black, hive feet 1--WE inches high, aboui twenty -ene
wears oil age Tbs owne, can get him by proving pre-
perry and pay ell cost and charges
R. NJ. JONES. Sheriff.
February 2:. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01

DloSrTY OF The NisnTRv.-When the
celebrated Gesrsc Herbert informed court
frisnd Of his rssslutisa to enter int holy
orders, he endsavsred to dlssusde hin
irsa il, as tee mess al employment. and
too nuch bslos his birth aud the excellent
abilities aad esdswment Vt his mind. IL
~Len Herbert replied. !" II hath been fsr-
Herly judged that the domestic servants
Of the King Of Heaven should be Of the
neblest famllies Oh earth. And tbssgh the
iniasitiss 81 III, late times have made cIer.
gynsn nesnly valued. aud the sacred nams
sf priest contemplate. yet ! will lsbsr ia
make il hsDsrsbls, By csnseeratius ell my
iesrsins and all say po,r abilities TO adj.
.ssee the glory Of that God VINO gave them,
knswias that can never do too mach fs'
HiH that hath dsae 80 uueh Tor me as q
make ne q CHRISTIAN. And will labsr Il
BE- like ny Sayiour. BY making humility
lovely in the eyes 81 all men, and BY fol.
iswlng the msicifal and meek example .
ny Believed Jesus"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01

Horace WslpeIe wrote: else little
bit Of alum twice or thrice week, no big.
ger than half -FOUR nail. ell IL has all DIS
solved 10 ysur ,aedth. and then spit Il out
This has 50 fortified my teeth that they are
a. strsng IS the pen Of Juniss. learned
Il Of Mrs. Gros,snsr, who had net q speck
ia her teeth I'LL her deats."
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
N OTTO Il

VvH0SE concerned will take notice, that will not
i be responsible for any grain thai is left at my
mill to be ground, il the owner after il is ground,
does not take j. away before night. for my mill is
broken open very olen . il,
FANNY THOMPSON.
February 20. s4-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
JUST RECEIVED. BY EXPRESS.

JUST RECEIVED, BY EXPRESS.
17QnYDs. Pune Fancy cniicoes.
sCO 600 yls uubleschcd shirIing,
81 dozen Msson's Blarking,
/ case old Castillo sonp.
les bags Virginia add Carolina Ssli.
boxes Carolina Bell Snuff,
dozen superior French Calf skins,
Is dozen English Tooth B'Dshss assorted.
Cotton Yarns. lotions and Thread; all Of which
We will sell At . email advance Tor cssh only.
JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
Aprile. TO-
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
April ~.

Seasonable and Desirable Goods,
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
En LBS. Black and Coiorej Flax Thread.
OO $50 don. Coates White Spool Cotton,
40 doz. Catk's assorted colors ditto,
500 gross shirt add Coat Rubber and Pearl Buttons
200 gross Black and " bite Pant Bottoms,
80 gross Lasting Coat and Vest Buttons,
20 don. Fine and Dressing Combs,
200 yards Limos,
$50 yards Black and White Muslin Giusham,
600 yards Black and White Calico
1000 yards Ligh eososed Calico.
1000 yards Dark colored daio,
$40 yards Eoloted and Black Aipseeas.
500 yards colored and Black and White Muslis.
90 dozen steel Skin springs.
81 pieces Black Broad Cloth.
i piece Black Cashmere.
a pieces coiofed cssslmers,
,picces silk Popiin.
o daren Gent- Coiorsd Hsndkerehisfs,
pieces Red and White Flannel.
80 pieces sne BIeaehed Cotton Cloth,
IS dozen Toilet soap. sOme ,ety fns.
Lead Pencils. soda by the kes OF pound.
Steel Pens aud Pen holser.,
10000 White ild Colored Envelopes.
IS on. Qunine. English Paper,
Prime kio Coffee, aud many other goods. al small
peoas JAMES Y. Whitfield & CO.
August 2. 81
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01
NOTICE---SOLDIERS.a ]

DERs0Ns having relations in the Armywho have
been killed or have died o. disease and hayiar
bcunles or wages due them for can have
,he same promptly collected by applying 10 me at my
once = n"''s 9. Z. PARISH.
r. s. have received fromihe Government the r..
gulaiions containing fu iinsruc,ons and those pIsc
ing the claims in my hands may rely tina. they w..
DC collected assoon AZ lheycan be audited.
Z. L. PARISH
April -. s2--su
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1865-03-01

CALL AND SEE.
WE are receiving in pArith following necessary
w and desirable Goods. which 40 will sell al =
small advance. for cash only:
4 very handsome Black ShaRls,
GOO yards IL B!saehed Shirlings,
400 yards 81 Fancy Calico,
500 yards Black aud White ditio,
$50 yards Dark Fancy ditto.
500 yard. - Light Fancy ditto.
Colored and whne Pocket u inJkerchisf.,
900 dozen roair's spool Cotton,
400 lbs. prime Rio Coffee,
zoo Tbs. Black Pepper,
lie lh-. Cooking sods.
&c doz Goa, skins for Boots and Ladies shoes.
IS bags Dry Salt.
go lh-. Epson salts,
and m,ny other desinhle articles.
JAMES Y. WHITFIELD & CO.
February 3. al
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.
Adopted in Convention at Sacramento
September 10th, 1865.

Resolved That we sincerely rejoice in the ces
saton OF war and the return of peace throughou
our whole country; and we trust that the momen
tous lessons Of the past four years will inspire
among all our fellow cilizrns greater reverence
for constitutional obligations, and those fl irndy
and iraternal relations between h" people OF all
the States. which are the most solid guarantee
for the perpetuily OF th" Union
Resolved. That the Democracy or California
will in the future. as in the past. give cordial
support to The National Administration in the
diecharce of all its constitutional functions. ana
most especially il times OF great national peril;
that in the face OF the manifold difficulties and
emblrru>.mcnts resulting from ihe late war, the
Democr,tic party will not withhold its support
from the policy of the Administration so far as
the same tends to secure the rights and liberties
Of the States and of their citizens
Resolved. That upon every ground OF justice
and policy to the white people oi the country. as
we'll as OF humanity to the negro themselves the
Democratic party is infcyihly oppose, to negro
suffrage and ITS inevitable const quencr, the pc
lilical and social equality OF he negro. in every
torn. and especially to the unnatural and revo'
lutionaiy scheme for lhrustng unverst! suffrage
by action of Congress, upon the negroes OF the
Southern States
Resolved. That the welfare Of California de-
mand ;mperativrlv, that her mining interests
should be developed and tosiere: and her peo
pie are in the same derrec opposed 10 any system
for the sale or taxation OF her mines.
Resolved that the whole history Of California
is triumphant vim ication OF her State policy Of
a gold and silver circulating medium: and that
any change in this respect would b" disastrous in
the extreme that unwritten contracts for work.
labor and services should by law, in all ca-es be
enforced in gold and silver coin.
Resolved. That the Monroe doctrine is an es-
senia part OF the policy OF the Democratic party
and Of the American people.
Resolved. That when the civil authority is in
full operation. there is neither warrant i'll the
Constitution or laws, or even pretext in any
supposed necessity of State. for trials hy military
courts. or arrests 10y military power. And That
the writ of habeas corpus should be held invio
Able under the provisions Of The Constitution
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
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NOTICE.

NO all whom it may concern: Whereas lug
i South west quarter OF the South weS q'nr.'
OF section 80, Township l3, North Range h's',
and the north west quarter OF the norm we's
quarter OF section 4, Township IL. norta rangt
east. all of Mount Dablo base and merla'an'
his been by the afiiduvits of varons 7, r'on'i
filed in the District Land Office OF the Un',ou a
States at Marysville, State of California penis
the Office Tor he district within hich sah' 'a".o
are situated. declared to contain minerals u'u "
he more valuable Tor mineral than aereua!.'lls'sa'
purposes. by reason whereof said land pas h''nea
TO been withheld from presumption and S''e r. Nv" on
the undersigned gives notice that ne "'l' " II
Monday the 10th day of November lSoo: !" ~ ~
o'clock. A NJ. make application to the r. s'sIu% uo.
Receiver Of the United States Land once AZ pd VIA
rysvlle. and adduce evidence to prove 'na' StS ,ha
land to wit: The south west quarter " ~
south west quarter Of section 33, Town' Pup 'u; ~
north range east. and the north ives! a"',,.' % %
the north west quarter Of section q To"n'n,p .rj, i
nor h range east. OF Mt DiaAlo base aIa a.,, r.
diam is more valuable for agricultural 'b'n l,.
ing purposes. apd on such proof apply 'or poda pod
mission TO file prc-empion claim to sal'l 'u"u, hsn
unless sufficient calse TO the contrary pe 'D''
aud there shown. ,nr11
Oct 1Gc5 -Cw
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
Another charge

| of the United States. Another charge
against him is. that he was At one time a H.
r-nsed aucloneer of Ynlo county. And
these comprise the extent Of his utf-ndinr
The opposition press. hy their impo,ent f
forts Of attack upon Judge Hartley, have on.
y brought the man out in stronger aud
more favorable light. and shown to Demo.
Gratis. and all men Of candid minds, his true
worth.
His competitor is Judge Ssndprson. the
present incumbent; and while Democrats
have not and will not attempt to depreciat-
his ability a. a LAWYER, or his worth rs a cit-
zen, they do contend that he has not sun
the politician in the Judge. hut possesses and
has made use Of the arts Of the politician
since he has had a seat upon the bpnch-'he
most garing instance of which he manifest
ed in the Tuolumne county election case.
In this case The Abolition county candidates
were elected bv the votes Of soldiers in the
military service, who hal volunteered from
that comfy. ard voted for those candidates
under The law passed at r rrevions sessnn of
'he LEGISLATURE The Court unanimously
decided the soldiers voting law uncons,itu
'lona'. and In consequence these votes were
set aside IN the Tuolnmne election and the
Democratic randiaes became entitled to
the fces. Immediately howl WAS raised
al =, Iv A IcI Ii,; "a.
in the State and under the pressure the
Court permitted the ease /" he re opened
and re'argned. The Court. after consid-ra
ion. re-affi'rned is original decision, bnr
this time Judge Sandersou reversed himself
and l'ssen,-d
This created general snrprise. and we be-
-ve has shaken the confidence of many peo.
le in The decisions of Judge Sandrrson they
will not soon recover from. They sa d. aud
with mach appearance o! truth bis first de-
cision was that of a lawyer, the second that
of = pol'irisn- and The fact that he was a
short term Julg-, AMI sought reelection, IA
v"r-d the belief hat he humored the clamor
If bis pariIzans. instead Of standing Ly his
convic'lons as Judge.
These are the men for voters to Judge be
tween. The one has proven himself parli
zan upon the bench. The other in the Wild,
e>t phre"zy of politics has refused to be
caught in lis giddy whrl. and has labor-d
dus'riousIy and honestly in his profession
Ii- is worthy The vote Of every citizen, and
is entitled to the unlteG, Jealous and untlr,
ing support OF every Democrat in The Stale.
Democrats of Placer see to it that YOU do
YOUR share Of The work, and next Wednesday
leave your fields, mining claims and work
shops and vote for Henry Hare Hartley, the
honest and able lawyer, and who if elected
will be the upright Judge.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
NOTICE..

no all whom it may concern: Whereas the
l. north east quarter OF section I. Township ~
north range S east. Nj. Diablo base and meridian
has been by the af lavts Of various persons. filed
in the District Land Office of the United States
at NJ Muysyille. State oi California, being The Of
fee for The district within which said land is sit
tied, declared to contain minerals and to he
more valuable for mineral han agricultural pur
poses. hy reason whereof said land has hitherto
been withhold from pre- empton and sale. now
the undrr>g gned gives notice that he will on
Moud'y. the 2OIh day OF Nov 'm"er, 1865. at the
hour Of O'clock. A NJ. make application to thu
Register or Receiver OF / he United States l. md
Office ut MIrysville. and adduce evidence TO
prove that said land to.wil The north easi quar-
ter OF section I, Tow ship | 2. north range east
Mt Dithlo base and meridian, is more ylluabl"
lor agricultural than mineral purposes. aud on
such proof apply fur permission to file pro- em
tlon cliin TO sli lana. une>s sufficient cause to
the contrary be thea lnd there SHOWN.
JOHN ". PAYNE.
October l4ih lS6S - ivy
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

Meadow Lake District. Nevada Couny
NOTICE is hereby given that at mee.ns ,sa If. +.
IN the Trustees Of sail company, held a. 'noyi oob
fee OF the company in Yankee Jim on lne Io.s. S..
day of Sept 1865, it was ordered that IN "SrS ror
mcnt Of FIVE (a) cents per share wa. 'ev'e" upidd d
each and every share oil the capital s,ock u v oi
company. payable on or before the Zsln o.! C,!,es
October 1865, TO the Secretary in Unllt' o'a1s T;m
gold or silver coin, at his office ~ ianne.
Any stock or share upon which said asseIs%.u %ui,or
sha remain unpaid on the 29th day OF Oco"ta' 'n'
1865. will be advertised on that day 10 ,o,ore "u
qnept and unless payment shall be made O,sT!. ,sSs
viii be sold on he 18th day OF Novem'el 9Th viib
TO pay the delinquent assessment toer.ne' W.
cost OF advertising and expenses o. sase. ..,orv.
S. NJ. JAMISON, Secretary
Yankee Jim, Sept. 29h, le6b.-ocH ov
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

Ell. Ke'chum, tho king of forgers, who
did the thing up to the tune of 81. .OOO. 900.
the biggest strike vet made on either side OF
the Atlantic, WAS an active member of the
reform party, and talked by the hour about
Democratic dishonesty and Republican pu
r''y, and was especially severe upon the
shareholders" because they robbed the slave
of the fruits OF his toll" Ell, At the very
moment, had bis pockets pIe,horic with the
stolen bonds, money, etc, Of his best friends
We look upon this Wall street sproul as
possessing the very qualities for the office "f
h'gh rockalorum in The purest Loyal League
church in the country
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
Onhirvillc. Placer County Cal

DphIrvIlIc. PIlccr County Cal.
NOTICE. - Their" is delil quent upon the follow
" in! descrbrd stock on account of assessment
levied on the IAN day of September ls6.,. the
sever i lmou us set opposite he II mes of the re.
specl i've shareholders. as follows:
Names No Gers. Shares Amt
Samuel McCurdy, 9O& 10 250 sl2 so
John Shoi"r. no issue PA IA ~
and in accordance with law and an order of the
Beard ol Trustees. made on the l4th day Of Sept.
1860. SO many siars of each parcel Of ,iL stock
rs may he necessary will be sold at the store of
d. ChoAte. Main street. Ophhvillr. CA on Tues.
day thr.3lst day OF Octoncr 1868. at the hour OF
II o'clock NJ. to pay said driuqr'nl a,seSsments
thereon together with costs OF advertising aud ex.
pcnses of sale.
JOHN LEAHY, Sec'y.
Office. Main street. Ophirvile, Placer Co.
October 4th, 1866 81.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14
NOTICE,

no all OF whom it may concern: Whereas. the
l. South west quirl,r of section 27. Township
Ii. north range east, Mt Ditbo base aud me.
rdan. has b. en- Ivy the atflavts OF various per-
sons filed in the District Ltnd Oi1ire Of the Uni.
TED STATES ut Marysvilc. State OF California, be-
ing th" Office for the district within which said
Lands are stu u,tcd. declared ia cont,iu mineral.
aud TO he more vtu ,ile for mineral tn IN agri.
cultural purposes. Ivy reason whereof said land
has hitherto been withheld from pre- empiion and
sale. now The undersigned gives notice thai he
will on Monday. the 20t day of November. 1865
at IL o'clock. AN. make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver Of the United st ties Land Or
fee at Marysvillr. and a'duce evidence to prov G
hat said md. to wit: The south west quarter o!
section p. Township 3. north range S east. Mt
Dial'lo base and meridian. j. more v,luab" for
agricultural than mining purposes. and ON such
proof apply for permission TO file Il pre- emp ion
claim to said Land. unless sufficient Cause to the
contrary be then and there shown
JAMES Kf ENA.
Octo ber l4h 1865 CIV
The Placer herald., 1865-10-14

1HE GRAVE OF 'LEArHEws 'ocKING.' The
Troy Times has the following: In The Bap.
tist church yard at Hoo ick Falls may be
seen the rude hoard which MARKS the grave
Of Nat Shpman, the original of Frnnimors
Cooper's 'D-erslayer,' in the we'll known
novel Of that name. ind Of 'Pawkeys,' in
The Last ofths Nohirans.' There ars doe:
umen's to show beyond any d"ub. the au.
th-"ticiy Of his grave: and we are glad to
hear u at there is a movement worthy Of a
character imm"rtaIizeL in the romanre
of the Northern wilderness. Until recently
a son in law Of 'De~rslayer,' named Ryan,
lived in Ho"sick Falls. Let the great pio
neer have fitting "belisk.