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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-03-19
To Strangers and Citizens.

We do not profess 70 be the only Physi'
elan in the city, who may be found at al:
Office al all hours, day or night" nor dc
we. in Offering our services to the invalid
desire to recommend ourself in preference
to other equally wen established and eK-
perienced physicians nor do We pre-
tend 10 be infalIible, or the only man ca
pable Of curing the various diseases men
toned in our general advertisement. We
do not claim the possession OF any 10ondsr-
flI secret remedies, Or extraordinary agree
able treatment or paiiatiUes; as all sensiDle
men must know, that success In the prac-
tice of medicine, does not depend 80 much
upon the discovery Of nCl0 reAediss, or He''
modes Of treatment, as upon the skillful use
Of those agencies necessary 10 a Pcrfset cure
and this can be acquired only by eXPe-
rience and patient application. We res
pectfully refer the public 70 our general sd-
ycrtisernent, in another part Of the paper.
Office hours from in the morning till
at highs. L. 4. Col.ENAS, ~. -
"a North Cherry St., Nashville, Tenn.
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Two great plays for Mas Annie Lever
iug's benefit Monday evening March goth.
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We hsTs three hssutisi Iffhoffarhs. rsrra
seat e tlse different breaches q 81 sff5iee
prntea 10 asaE ceicrs. srtlied ek0iisfs ose.
lacaie, = = Jaion Delendsrs Certificate ana p
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Transparent Photographs at Van stsvo-
rens. #
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& squad Of about thirty robbers, Who
ssl.ae' fag Of iraee,o their own setting
up, were arresLing Union Citizen. pre-
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b BE- had hers or "a the E0rthara cities. sad pat
Fons may b. sure ~ beng promptly waited On and
Aarns tfesr Hesis eookea a. orstfsd M
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PREEMPTORY sALE.

On Thursday morning, March %, at 10
o'clock, there Will be an extra large sale OF
almost every description of goods kept in
retail stores. These consignments must be
closed.
ALs0.-0n Saturday morning, March %,
At 10 O'clock, cur usual extensive variety Of
groceries, furniture, Suffers goods, glass
ware, etc, etc.
n. J. DoLAS, Gao SHIELDS i Co,
Salesman. 20 College street.
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Miss Annie Levering's benefit Monday
evening, March zoth.
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War, Marine, and Inland Risks taken at
Lowest Rates.
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
PAID BY THIS COMPANY.
Premiums Paid in q old
will 10 entitled to returns in God IN ca ofloss.

Parties OF Firms giving US their Marine Business
viii b. entitled 10 preference in Fire Policies.
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II the ladies want b srgains in fiue Shoes
Congress Caters, Balmorals, &c. buy at
g. ". Fall 4 Cos.
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Life Size Photographs st Van stsVOrsn's
Metropolitan Gallery.
Bargains in Boots and Shoes at g. "
Fall 4 Co.'S Hardware Store.
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NOTICE.

Jsiass c MeEerrH apa IphH ,. heFerin.
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KEEP INSURED!!
NASHVILLE
Commercial Insurance
Company.
CAPITAL ALL PAID IN.
| TNEIs Company, establi he'd in 1874, insnre'
| L Buldines Vessels IN Port, Merchandise.
| Household Furniture, and other Property, on the
most liberal terms.
War, Marine, and Inland Risks taken at
Lowest Rates.
LOSSES LITERALLY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY
PAID BY THIS COMPANY
Premiums Paid in q old
will be entitled to returns in Cod IN ca ofloss.
Parties or Firms giving us their Marine Business
viii b. entitled 10 preference in Fire Policies.
Shippers should bear ia mind That the Express
G. TnDanes are not b'und when property il Destroy
ed by the enemies OF the county, and should in

Shippers should bear ia mind That the Express
CTnpanies are not 'und when property il destroy
ed by the enemies OF the county, and should in
all cases cover their property by War Risks.
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sorBef n Mulberry. Opposite fjr c. X. WInstoi's
Tie So gey easi1ls Los, and worthy Of stlsn-
ten.
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small fHE,ien epot 81 scren acres, "a hIf aisf.
~ inpFnFfneas. 9Th fruits. basies te g 1lse.
rom BE cir neaf a. 5aiia.in pike. 60 fies.ni so
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ARRfvALs.
Emerald from Cincinnati.
Montana
Miami
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+hf AAtN hhes
Lady Franklin for oiucinns;h
John Kilgous
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-07-25
Legal Notices

-
7 EGAL NOTICE. To H. s. Austin and
- - Austin. his wfle. Samuel Marsh, WIN : e ZEE
, %Sn s ssssss, nss ss s lsss n @
decd Miller Mayhew Co, Geo Cabus Atryher J wooo,
vii. Preaoa RsAsseAnAAnvy DnrrosH g ~ ~, ~
the estate OF james Rurrowp dsessse ,sontor. Of
tho es,nte a. Ransay AseeaDsd, Rohsrt asp9ten 4
o. nj Bsrtoi. Linciein, Edward knbourne' ueofEe
psrvons VIM Aldrich, Halloween Co2 VOCAL
Chrzty Co. Des Aones Valley Plankrosa .o1px ~,
LYMAN Mexican. WIN Spencer, r Proctor. q stone, WIN
Wilson r w Desilver d Z Wilson, " oooney, nope
Grasdon Bowen McNamee c Wilson, Geo " MceIsry,
executor eeoais Of the estate OF fetef ean
deceased the State Iowa for the use OF the Schooi
Fund Jenuings 4 Andrews, Jennings 4 Anderson,
Wheeler Beiiors 1 Co, Vim L Ruddsrk, u AlNan-
der sFyo1rhies Chaplin Lee. John Hnrsf, Charles
McI)i JAS Cox Isaac johnson, 8recu hfsKine, James
McKibben J5hu Patton, Joseph Webster, ksid,
Csrenor Amos Barrett John Applebse, VIM Patterson,
Jno Carrel, Twesdy, Moulton Phmptop, q hamiii,
Henning Woodruff W Johnston, executor OF the es-
tate of WIN Terrence, deceased, A Grinnsn, Mott
shebsr Co, T. Stone, NJ Holloway Co; Ton nc
each Of Won are hereby notified there is file
in the Office of the Clerk Of the district Coert OF Lee
county, Iowa, at Keokuk, petition IN eqnty OF ueo
smyth praying for decree, qneting in him the te 70
lots eleven and twelve In block ten IA tae Guy No.
simple thereof praying the correction OF certain deeds
which have been imperfecy executed, and for decree
declaring said property free and clear OF any lem
in favor of any of you growing out Of any or
which any of you may claim under certain mortgages
held by the plaintiff and under certain decree OF FORE
closure which has been assigned to him.
Unless appear thereto and defend before noon OF
the I'd day of the next term of said District Court to
commence on the fret Monday in September, lse5, de-
will be rendered sganst you thereon by default
Revenue stamp SOC. RANKIN McCRARY.
iyls1I4w fuel Atty's for Pi'f.
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SHERIFF's sALE.-state of Iowa, lie

CHERIFFS SALE.-State Of Iowa, Lee
- county ss--By virtue Of special execution 10 me
directed issued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF said
county In favor OF pstten aud against David Taylor,
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder,
AZ the front door Of the Clerks Office Of the pistrct
on the 18th day OF August A. d. 1855, between the
hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ, commencing
al o'clock p NJ Of said day, the following property,
tt: Lot ten fi9 in block hundred ANA forty
Tts7l 10 the esty c; Eeokuk, l~ls eaanlS, Iowa
~ 81 sold by order Of Court satisfy said writ OF exc
Hon ISRAEL ANDERSON,
p-fn,s-,s Fee = co. Sheriff Lee Co. Iowa.
Keokuk July Is, 1865. ttuJ
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GHERIFF,S SALE.

~ =
srArE OF Iowa, LEE COUNTS.
v vrtue of special execution TO NE directed issued
v The Clerk the District Court OF said county IN iavor
~ yhar A risdAe aud against l. d. Hainilt )n have
,i on and viii sell 70 the highest bidder, at the
nt door cf The Clerks Office Of the District Court of
Leecoanty lows at h.okud IN saide'uhts OF ahe i-a
a., 20 ar-,,st d. 1865 between the hours Of o'clock
A n and O'Clock ?. NJ, commencing at 2ociock r. NJ
az sd ay the following property, to-wt Lots ten 10
eleven Ii and twelve IL in block four In the town
Of Montrose. Lee county, Iowa
To lie sold BY order Of court to satisfy said writ OF
H.,i-,k yniv II 1865 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
lsrs,,srss rsa 81 Ool ftu1 Sheriff of Lee Co, Iowa
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T EGAL NOTICE.-To Clarice D. Char
IL nier You hereby notified that there is now
file in the Office of the Clerk the District Court of Lee
county Iowa. at Keokuk petition OF John Charnier,
claiming Of oavorce from the bonds of matrimony
on the ground OF daseytioa.
Unless You appear thereto and defend before neon of
the second day of the next term of said District Court
to be commenced the first Monday In September,
1866 decree will be rendered against you thereon by de-
fault RANKIN 4 McCRAkf.
Revenue stamp soc.l Etu1 Atty's for PPf. :
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SHERIFFs sALE.-state of Iowa, l.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-State of Iowa, Lee
~ county ss-By virtue Of special execution TO me
issued by the Clerk of the District Court of said
county III OF Nancy A. Schoheld, and aganst w,
Thompson, r. L HAYDEN and q Washington Messs
have levied upon and will sell to the highest bidder, AT
the front door OF the Clerks office Of the Distric. Court
CT Lee county Iowa. keokuk, in said county. on the
10th August, A. y. 1855, between the hours Of
O'Clock and O'Clock P NJ, commencing at O'Clock
p NJ of said day the following property towit Lots one
III q and three 81 In block for IS tour ttfana lots
one and RS in black forty-eisht ~ all In d. "
hourues addition the city OF keokuk, Lee county
Iowa
To sold by order of court 10 satisfy said witt Of exc
cutiou.
keokuk July Is, 1885. ISRAEL ANDERSON.
Printers Zee $, COL ltul Sheriff Of Lee Co. love-
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ STATE oP Iowa, Lgs CoUNTf-ss.
R vrfne of special execution T. me uiIseie Issued
rs m ek of the District Court Of said county in favor
81 Rsrnt lessen, aud against August htauoe,t anu
80 and also decree against John Thursr, have lev
ia pon aud will sell the highest bidder at the front
door Of the Clerks Office of the District Court oil Lee
-esnntv Iowa at Keokuk In said county, on the 18th
av 81 July A. D. 1865 between the hours OF oelock A.
NJ and oelock P NJ commencing at o'clock r. u; oil
sad day the following property owi The rear haii OF
is on rs and two o. In block thirty i've t35) in Ma
Lower Addition to the city of Keokuk, Lee county,
Iowa.
cutian. ,.yr ,xnvvroS
rrfntsr,s Fac 81 o0l Ttuel sheriff OF Lee Co., Iowa
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GUARnIAN,S SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that In pursuance Of an or
IN der of the Comfy Court Of Ice Co, lows, Aans
4 Rover az Guardian Of Lucy NJ worthinzton, Eliza
Worthintton and Edward Worthugton, minors, VIII
or at puhic sale front OF the Office of the Clerk d
the District Court of Lee county Iowa at keokuk, on
Saturday the 18th day of August, 1885, between the
hours OF O'Clock m. and o'clock NJ. commencing
at O'Clock p of said dar the right title aud fntares
pf said in and to the following real estate In
COUNTY, Iowa. viz: Lot number four in block number
~ ANNA BOWER,
fS3f-d4w Guardian, &C., as above stated.
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Dunaitv ~. 0uaDlty -
e.tsss1 n esxsnneriIla Tia d1sS = slnaf -
seGuEe - e1anA11y -anA lage - = J.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

- SrArg OF iowa. LEE CouSrr--ss.
Bv virtue Of rendjtioHls ezpoaas execution 10 me az,
rected issued by Clerk of the District Court oil sad
county in favor of Howe Tyler and against Isabella
Tari.Eyck and L. Ten Eyck, her husoanh nave lev
led upon and will sell to the highest bidder ut the front
door Of the Clerks ONCE of the District Court OF lee
eourty Iowa. Keckuk, in said county, on the iztn
sav ~ august 4 D. 1865. between the hours OF =
O'Clock A. VI and 4oclock P. Recommending at o'clock
p VI Of said day the lioriag pseperty so~it: All the
nv rntvy feet off the OF said half lot, IN the
CITY Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa.
Taken levied upon and To be sold by ordef oil COURT 10
SATISFY ssd writ Of execution ..so,r
prints-,s Yee A. o0I ISRAEL ANDERSON,
Kookuk July IL rs. Ttul Sheriff of Lee Co. Iowa
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. s MARsHAL's PRoCLAMATIoN-

II -. 4
u United Sdtes Of Arlsricd, Southern Dsrts,on ~
rsT Peter Mrlendy, United States Marshsl for fhe
STATE Iowa. do hereby give public notice nat IN the
case of the Unitei states against forty nine .s nes
ali in cause of seizure and forte ture under acts OF
Congress did, on the cath of June, d 1862 at Wa
pa6 L uisa county and takr into my possession
for safe custody 80 bls. hlghvnes, III bhs aieohoi
hbls whisky g. empty bbls, kegs, highwtne tub.
tub tubs. lowine tub, hgewtns tub, . yeas
ing this worm and tub hot water tub cold water
tu6 changing tub stll 1douhler, alcohol tub, !
copper STILL lin yeast eass, oil cans, 1sts'ners
mat min Buckets corn shelters set OF burrs for
grinuinc fauding mill, separator 20 bushels
ground rye % bush. and oats, ground, counter
scales am scale 40 lbs OF hops, lamps, part Of
side Of leather engine and boiler, 10 cords OF wood,
brace and hit handaxe, hot water pump, lot OF hog
pens stillhouse and the machinery therein described
alcohol house situated on lots aud in block one He
Wapelio Louisa county, Iowa Aud Hereby also give
prlic notice that the time assigned for the return OF
taii warrant the hearing Of this cause Il the nre
Tuesday Of August being the FIRST day OF August AID
1ss5 and hereby sdmn1ish end Summons all persans
Claiming any said ~ bbls- Of hizhT'nes q
aha, or knowing having anything TO SAY why the
same should he decrecd to be freifed b the United
States and condemned and sod to answer the PRAYER
Of said teant that they be and appear before sssd
trct Court its in the city OF keoknk IN saad
District on said lat day OF August, 1855, at o'clock
D m, when and where said cause will be heard, then and
there to nterpose their claims and said libel OF
Information and make their 81 egsous IN thsf hehah
PETER MRL8NDY,
II q Marshal for the State u Iowa
Nv FULTON, Deputy U. 8. N.
Keokuk Lee Co Iowa, July H. '65-d3w.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21
The Peace Movements,

The telegraph after giving currency to
rumors that movements were atoot to restore
peace, by saying that Greeley was in Wash
ington talking peace, that the senior Blair
was in Richmond on mission of that kind,
and that General Singleton had followed him
to act as colleague, suddenly spolls the
story, BY announcing the return Of Blair,
and reporting he only went to the Contede
rate capital to recover some valuable papers
that were distracted from his house during
the rebel raid into Maryland last summer.-
From this the public is to understand that
the suddenly excited hopes for peace mus
be held in Allowance and the war 90 on 10
the bitter end 1t is difficult to decide
whether the telegraph has lied in its first or
last statement. That it has lied is certain.
That it is a regular and persistent faIsifier is
now generally understood and admitted.
II readers will refresh their memories they
will reco!lect that. during the raid into Ma
ryland, accounts stated that Breckenridge
placed guard over the mansion Of Mr..
Blair, that fully protected it from mo'esta.
ton or injury, while he permitted the de-
struction Of the residence of Montgomery
Blair, the Pcs. Master General. If that
statement was true, Mr.. Blair lost no papers,
and consequently had no call to Richmond
to recover them If he did lose them, then
Breckenridge received credit for more mag
nanimi'v than he was entitled to. Our. be-
lief is, that the rebel General received 40
supettuous compliments, and that Blair lost
no papers, and consequently bis visit had
nothing to do with the recovery Of bis title
deeds, as represented.
But having disposed Of Bair's mission,
the telegraph should have invented some
thing 10 regard to Singleton bat says not a
word. 1t is hardly possible that he had also
lost valuable documents, that were to be
found at Richmond.
To orr mind the telegraph lied most when
it lied last, and beneath all this talk of peace
there is something that would be very inter
esting for the nation TO learn.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21
ES-A gold nugget of the value of $500

ESA gold nugget of the value of $500,
was found by Messrs Kirk and Sinner,
while working a claim half a mile south
Of Auburn, on one of the tributaries of
Baltimore ravine, few days since. Where
this specimen was found, the diggings were
not more than a foot in depth. At different
times, in the ten years last past, a number
of large specimens have been found in the
same vicinity. Probably there are moro Of
the same sort left
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

4-Gov. Basde, Of Nevada, has incurred
the violent dspeasure Of many members Of
the Legislature Of that State, on account of
his liberal use of the veto power Lately,
on the receipt Of veto message, a resoIu-
ton was offered for an adjournment sine die,
for the reason that it was impossible to Iegis-
late with snch an Executive bockhead in the
chair Of the State. 1t is difficult for US, on
this side Of the mountains, to form correct
opinion upon this "irrepressible conflict" be
tween the loyal Gov, and the unanimously
loyal Legislature Of Nevada: bu. it is safe
to assume that if the Legislature is com.
posed Of such material as have filled the
Legislative halls Of California for the past
three years (end we believe it to be the same
Governor Blasdel can hardly exercise tn;
veto prerogatve too much
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21
PROBATE NOTICE.

ESTATE or WILLIAM II. ORR, DEcEAsED
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned,
~ Administrator Of The above named Estate. to
thc-crcditors of, and all persons having claims
against said deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers within ten months from
thr date OF the first publication Of this notice to
the undersigned. at the Office OF 10 Hamilton.
Attorney at Law. on the corner OF Court street,
opposite he Temple saloon, in the town of Au-
burn, Placer county.
c. a BROWN.
Administrator.
Auburn. January t4tl. lS65-lm
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

MINING BuREAu.-Mr Cole has introduc
ed bill in Congress, to establish a mining
bureau in the Department Of the Interior,
for the collection and diffusion of useful in,
formation on the subject Of mining.
Good ilea and the Interior Department a
proper place to dtluse information, as the
honorable Secretary seems wofuly deficient
in correct information respecting the mines
Of this coast. lie and many other gentle
men in authority seem to think that mining
is all profit and no loss.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

A VALUABLE NEwsPAPER-The mining
and Scientific Press" published by Dewey d'
Co., in San Francisco, is a useful and in
structive Journal for the miner and mech anir;
offering vast fund of information respect
ing the working of metallic ores, the im'
provements in mining and other machinery,
ETC., etc. The Press deserves liberal sup
port from miners and arlizans. Terms: IS
per annum, or IS for six months.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

ni5- Ayers American Almanac has now ar,
rived and is ready for delivery gratis by Mr.. NJ
Weber or H. HAZEL to all who call for it,
This number contains 4 treatise on Scrofula and
its kindred complaints, which is we'll worth PEE
rusal 1t also gives much general medical intor-
nation, which is useful aud should he kept
against Il time Of need in every family. Its com
plation OF jokes aud anecdotes is about the best
that reaches us. and these facts together have
given it circulation which is slid to be the lar
9cst OF any one hook in the world.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21
cOMsTARlE,S SALE.

HDY virtue OF an Execution to me directed and
EDdeivrrcl on the seventeenth day of January
A. D. 1865, issued ont of the Court OF Z. ).
Swenson. .Jnstice OF the Peace in and for Town
ship No. 6, of Placer county. on a judgment rem
dcred in said Court, on the seventh day Of Jan
uary. a. D. 1863 in favor OF Thomas Grogan and
against Edward Farley, for the sum of two hun
dred and iilty-siX dollars and three cents (S256
OBJ and costs Of suit taxed at thrty-nne dollars
and twenty-five cents. ] have his day levied
upon, and will expose to public sale, to the hlgn-
est bidder for cash. in front of Leet " Gould
store, in the town Of Michigan Bluff County o.
Placer and State of California, on
Saturday, tlse 18th day of February, 1863,
at two o'clock. p. NJ, all the right title, interest
and claim, whicht he said Edward Farley had on
the fourth day OF January, 1865, in and TO inc
following described property. to-wt: Onc uu'
divided twentieth interest of a certain MINING
claim. situated. lying and being at Stoney Bar
on the North Fork of the Middle Fork OF the
American River, in Township No. 6, county OF
Placer and State of California, and known rs the
Big Company Claim, together with all the ap-
purtenances, rights and privileges thereunte be-
longing; also one undivided One-twentieth in
tcrest in and to q 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 sell as aforesaid or sc
much thereof as may he sufficient to satisfy thf
above judgment together with costs due and te
become due thereon. r. A. MCDOWELL,
Constable, Township No. e.
l,r
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

@ The proposition has been made to
permit the Secretary Of the Treasury to issue
legal tender notes in such quantity as in bis
discretion the exigences of the public ser.
vice may require; but Congress having once
accorded this authority, are very 10th to
confer it again, in fear of an undue expan.
sion OF the currency, and consequent disas-
ter to the commercial interests Of the coun
try.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21

ES" For several nights and mornings
regular San Francisco fogs have prevailed in
this vienity-raw and penetrating, real
cough breeders, and very unwelcome to thin
blooded people. Rain has also threatened
but fortunately holds back, and if it con-
tinues to do SO little longer, farmers will
have their crops in, and prepared for what
ever weather may choose to come along.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-21
CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE according to tbe ritz .
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held II
the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Srv.
DAY of the month. Morning Service at II o'coot
Evening Service at I ! o'clock
The Sunday School will meet at O'Clock
Persons desiring the professional service Of H.,
Minister at Marriages, Funerals. etc, are reo,o.,
ed to give notice to Mr. j. L. Br0,yne Anhr,.
or address him thus: "'
REV ADAM A. McALISTER.
Assistant Minister Grace Church
Sacramento