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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
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has become household word throughout tn
west and South and his Worm LozsHgss, IN les
than year after their introduction, attained a
reputation ~ wids- spread a. the c0nfinenf o
North America. But the CROW ing glory Of his
ie fenains 20 b. attained ia his latest discovery
or rnther combination for be does not claim 10
have been the dIseovsFef n OEDRON, which ia lhf
basis oi the bittan now offered b the public
That honor bslenKs 10 the native Inhabitants of
Ssntfal America, TO whom its virtues have Leea
kueFn for more than two hundred years. Ar, ID
Win u, ths Indian bids defiance 10 tbs m0si dead.
~ malaria. and handles without fear the most yen.
omons serpeuts. II il belief with them that
~iile there IL breath ieft III the body, the Csdron
potent 70 cure, no matter what the disease DssJ
BE-.
While DR.. Bull IL not prepared 10 indorss this
extfavagant protsnsloA, he IL nevertheless satiR.
Ned from thorough examination Of the evidence
rsiAtiye 70 It's virtues, that a remedy and pre-.
vguiAtiye Tor all diseases arising from exposure,
either 70 the changes Of weather aud etaAte, or Il
ose miasmasie iuhasnCes, u stands without ri
val aud Justly deserves the reputation il has -
Yong enjoyed ia ceHfrai Amorics and the west In
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07

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RAILROAD ECEIprs--E.&C &C H.R.
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Whes9ar 4 d n bags r0nes. bundle u skins.
BefnsHt " boN Eundrtss. 25 boxes soda N
Meyers cars cattle and hokss !. d. HtemAn,
boxes saFtiussi !. ". Morton ears hay Horn.
brook %, box scslss ! car wheat tor fgishArt
bFns. }. strsub & Son. ? hxs. ksrdware; cars
wheat Tor htkUau 90 y. Morgan, bones
hardware HEAD MeHifss, % barrels sugar
brewnt ID Co, ~ bbls, Hour Hay hurst a whit
takss, car hay Morton c. car hay. q bbis
aundriea.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
HeraId's Special (staIsl Dsspatehes.

Herald's Special stale Dispatches.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 6.-The Herald 5
dispatches from Thomas's army say that
deserters report the remnants Of Hoods
army at Tupelo, Alabama; also that
Gen. Ripley had relieved Hood Of com
mRnd.
THE Herald has jast received by
special dispatch news Of the explosion
Of the Eclipse, and its correspondent
says 10 lives we're lost in the 9th In
diana Battery-EDs. JouR
In the rebel House Of Representa-
tives, Mr.. Wigfall, in reply to those who
said they we're not fighting for slavery,
said be was fighting for slavery, and no
thing else.
The Richmond DispGtch Of Thursday
says the Yankee cavalry is moving to-
wards fredericksburg
The Erami'ser Of the Sd says large
number Of stragglers have returned to
Hoods army.
The Richmond Whig says that Gen.
Hindman aad Mr.. FOote are on their
way to Sonora.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND

MO MANS NAME ~ MORE INTIHATELY
~ connected with the history Of ths Matsris
Medica Of the United States, or more fayorably
knoNn ~ . pioneer In medical discovery, thar
that Of Dr.. JOHN BULL, Of Louisville, Ky. -
inimitabls preparation Of Barsapariila has iOi
stood ~ the head Of the various compounds Of thar
vainabls drug. His
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
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pr. striekiand'a Pile Remedy ha. cured thou
sands et ths wsrst cases Of Blind and Bleedin
riles' II givea immediate relief aud Affects pc
manept care. Try Il directly. It warranted
cure.
. For sale by All nrugglsta. General Depot G Ea
Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-07
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nnna af shnrtast Notine

I HAVE also boaght opt the entire stoek ef pat
i terms formerly used by Mr. Henry seribnsr,
aud would respectfully ask . share e the patrgu-
aSe Of the public. being by many ygara' expert
ence, sequaiute1 Ntth the wants of tbs coHmu-
nifty in my line Of buaiuess
Jan2s CHRISTIAN KEATZ
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
CHRIST CHURCH.

DIVINE SERVICE according TO the ritz, 1.
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held in
the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Sun
DAY OF the month. Morning Service at II O'Clock
Evening Service at u O'clock
The Sunday School will meet at 2 o'clock.
Persons desiring the professional service of tb.
Minister at Marriages. Funerals, etc, are REQUEST
ed to give notice TO Mr.. J. l.. Bro,cne, Auburn
or address him thus:
REV. ADAM A. McA LISTER
Assistant Minister Grace Church
Sacramento
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

The N. Y. Tribune cheers its happy and
loyal readers with the following delicious
morsel, preparatory to the full feast that
awaits them:
As to finance, let us have twenty-five per
cent. Income Tax, if necessary, with search.
ing inquiry into every mans business and
receipts, with double the present taxes on all
Injuries and superhuities. One hundred per
cent duty on imported silks, laces gewgaws
and hippery, is little enough for such a time
as this. We are now borrowing money, in
effect, at fifty cents on the dollar, which
comes too near bankruptcy to be pleasant
subject. Of contemplation.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

A cultivator in the neighborhood of Bor-
deaux, France, has obtained curious results
from planting seeds of different fruit trees
in the same hill. The tree in bloom is beau
tiful, and the fruit of as many different sorts,
and excellent. He planted also an acorn,
into which he had infused indigo. The tree
which it has produced is covered with blue
leaves instead of green. With knowledge
of these facts, the experiments may be end
less.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
Es- Ayers American Almanac has now ar

lss- Ayers American Almanac has now ar
rived and is ready for delivery gratis by Mr.. N
Weber or II. llnzell to all who call for it
This number contains treatise on Scrofula and
its kindred complaints. which is we'll worth pc
rusA. 1t also gives much general medical infor-
nation. which is useful and should be kept
against time Of need in every family Its com
piiation Of Jokes and anecdotes is about the best
that reaches us, and these facts together have
given it a crculaion which is said to be the lar
gest oi any one hook in the world.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

INvIGORATE THE SYsTEM.-V Vigorous digestion
and pure bile produce nutritious blood. and nu-
trious blood a healthy frame. Does the victim
Of dyepeptic stomach and dsorlercd liver
desire to know how the digestion may be improv-
ed the bile and other fluids of the body purified.
DR.. HoSrErTER STOMACH BITTERS
will accomplish this desirable revolution in tho
system regulating the secretons and excrctions,
giving tone to the animal juices which dissolve
the food, strengthen every relaxed nerve muscle
and fibre. and brings the whole machinery Of
vitality into vigorous and hcalthiul play, sold
by all Drugs ists and dealers everywhere.
iiosTETTER SMITH IL DEAN
Jan. So In San Francisco
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

g1ss- Mrs. Darlington says comparisons are or.
dorus, but if you compare any other hair dress
ing with Crockett's Amyglaline, the comparison
is not 'ordorus, quite the reverse, as every body
knows that the Amygdalne never turns rancid,
and possesses one Of the most refreshing and de.
lighttnl Perfumes eXtant.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
METHODIST SERVICE.

THERE will be religious service of Methods,
Episcopal Church South, at the Court House in
Auburn, on every third Sabbath of the month in
the morning and evening at the usual hours
Rev. G. NJ. EDWARDS,
Preachnrin Chnrna
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

SOLDIER EMIGANTs-The ReptWe learns
that, between two and three hundred dis
charged volunteers are making preparations
to leave the State Of Illinois, and settle in
the Reese River mining region, next season
Many of the men have families who will &C
company the party.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

Local PoLirics:-Ws observe, by the
Stars and Stripes, that the Abolition
camp in this county is already in agitation
on the tulj jecl Of nominations to be made
for county officers to be voted for at the
next general election. That paper does not
attempt to disguise that considerable dis
affection exists in the ranks, and that causes
of discomfort are at work, that must te
healed, to insure party success. Readers are
not informed as to the precise nature OF the
troubles, but from the fact that = new system
of representation in County Convention Is
suggested, 10y which candidates may be voted
for directly at the primaries, it is inferahle
that the names Of the candidates for office
are "legon," and this plan is suggested to
prevent many of them from getting rep
resen!ation in convention.
The organ invites discussion OF the sub
ject, tha, the sense Of the party may be OBJ
tanned, and shortly we presume, the debate
will wax warm.
The plan Of organ iza.ion of our opponents
is Of but little concern 10 MS, but we have to
remark that the proposition is not original.
The delegate convention system has been in
use for long time by political parties, and
while its defects have been apparent, it has
been found impossible to Introduce any other
plan Of organization that gave better salsfac
ton. The plan proposed by the Stars and
Stripes has been at times upon trial, but
failed to accomplish, as claimed for it, fair
expression Of party preference f'r patty cam
didate,. Primary elections not being reg
ulateh by law. they constituted no greater
barrier to double voting, frand, etc, than
were offered t,y delegate Conventions, that
frequently have the bad name of being pack
ed in the interest of particular candidates.
1t is fair proposition on its face, that can
didates should be voted for directly at the
primaries, and those receiving the highest
aggregate Of votes in the county shall be de
clared the nominees, but where are the
guarantees that interested parties will not
cause precincts to double and qusdrupe the
actual number Of their votes. Adopt the
syst. n. and our Abolition friends would find
tha. at their first primary election they
would poll more votes, bv a large per cent
ihan they ever did or could cast at a general
election In the anxiety to avoid the dilemma
that multiplicity Of candidates places ths
party in, it is proposed to adopt plan tha
viii result in somebod y being badly cheated
Unsolicited we advise the 4 bolilonisls tc
stick to their old regulations. but they viii
probably discard words of Democratic expe-
rience and wisdom.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

p0r The celebration Of their New Year
WAS commenced by the Chinese hereabout
on Thursday morning, and the occasion has
been duly celebrated to the present time by
the constant burning and explosion of fire
crackers, visiting, fvasting, and exchanging
the compliments Of the season, among these
children of the fowery land.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

SEAsoNABLE RAINs-We have been visit
ed By heavy rains for several days back, that
come opportunely for new sown grain and
paslurage. The weather is mild, and should
it continue the same for week or so, The
grass will be forward enough to recruit the
poor and wasted cattle, that have suffered
long on short grazing.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
Mr.. Lincoln will have 10 look n It'll. -

Mr. Lincoln will have to look a little mo..
carefully to the interests Of his friends from
Africa" out in Minnesota. The "loyaln noo
pie at St. Pauls had the programme arrano.
ed for two little darkeys TO sing at the Duh
lie examination Of the public schools. to
come off about Christmas, but Ethiopia rs,
fused to s'reicll'out her hand, alleging 40 :,
reason the opposition of the white children
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

LB- AS it has been the practice OF some
Of the subordinate military officers at San
Francisco, to refuse the service of subpenas
by the civil authorities, for the attendance
Of soldiers as witnesses in the Courts. Gen
der, requiring all officers, to allow in all ca
Sos, the service Of such documents.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

The Contra Costa Coal Mines can sunnlv
10000 tons annually. This coal is now
used 10y all the steamers plying in California
waters
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

A READABLE BooK-Mr s. H. Hazard.
the agent, who is now canvassing the county
for subscribers, has submitted to our inspec,
tion work bearing tho title Of Encyclopaedia
Of Commercial and Business Anecdotes" q"
which is a collection of Interesting re.ninis-
cences and facts Of the dealings, experiences
and witicisms of merchants, traders, and
business celebrities in all ages and countries.
The work is in two Volumes well illustrated
with engravngs, and handsomely printed
1t will be found quite entertaining and
amusing.-the matter being suited to the
tastes Of all readers.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

A3- Late advcss from Mexico confirm the
report that Ex-senator Gwn is to be Gov.
ernor General of Sonora, Sinaloa, Lower
California, and perhaps Durango. An art.
ticle in anotber'column, from the S. F. Press,
gives fuller information in reference thereto.
This news has attracted general attention,
and is being extensively discussed by the
prese of the State.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

EPISCOPAL SERvICE.-The Rev. c. G. Pierce, Of
Plcerville, will Ofliciate and preach at the Court
House, tomorrow, Sunday 29th inst, morning
and evening at the usual hours. The Sacrament
Of the Lords Supper will be administered at the
close Of the morning service.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

BURGLARS ABOUT. - The room Of Mr..
Sweeney, at New Castle, was entered BY
burglars on last Sunday night, who stole his
gold watch and some money. Other houses
in the town were visited the same night and
relieved Of clothing, etc.
On Monday night, the Hotel Of Mr. Ban.
ward, on Auburn Ravine, was entered three
times, by one or more night prowlers, but
strange to say they did not succeed in steal
ing anything.
These items indicate the presence of worth
less characters in this vicinity, and house
keepers will do we'll to look to their locks
and bolts before retiring at night.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
From the Democratic Press.
DIR. GWIN IN 1IEXICO,

We have refrained from indulging in
speculation or expressing any opinion in re-
gard 10 the many reports and runors relat
ing to the position and designs OF DR.. Gwin
in Mexico, until we could give the exact
facts undisputably avouched. This we are
now prepared to do by information received
from Barclay Henley, Esq, the accredited
agent Of DR.. Gwin, under the protection of
the Emperor oi Mexico. Macmillan has
conveyed by trust deed to Louis Napoleon.
Sonora, Sianoa and other northern States,
| the boundaries Of which are not vet deter
mined, to he held and governed by the lat
ter, under Mexican protection, as security
for The payment OF claims of France against
Mexico, to be restored to Mexico 10 full upon
the payment Of said claims, with all private
rights secured under French occupation con
firmed. DR.. Gwin is the Governor General
or Viceroy of the Emperor of the French,
invested with pIeuaiy powers for the govern
ment of these States, aud TO dispose of the
public lands and mines. He has drawn up a
code Of laws which have been approved by
the Emperor, Of the most liberal kind, guar,
anteeing civil and religious liberty, providing
frpre emption and purchase Of public lands
and regulating the terms of occupation and
use Of the mines. The Emperor Of the
French guarantees a military force, under
the direction of the Gov ernor General. suffi
cient to maintain the public peace and de
lend the people of the States against Internal
and external foes. The policy of DR.. Gwin,
which has the approval Of both Emperors,
is to encourage emigration from the Ameri'
can States by Offering the most liberal terms
to settlers, in order to bring intelligent in
dustry, energy and enterprise to the develop
nent of the we'll known resources of that
region so highly favored by naural advan-
tages of soil, climate and mineral wealth.
and to form an enlightened and substantial
population which will assume permanency
and security to the Government and defend
it against tilIibuslering expeditions which the
unappropriated riches and semi-barbarous
condition of the people have heretofore in
vited MIR. Henley is associated with Mao
}. G. Ridge, as agents Of DR.. Gwin, and
they are here for the purpose Of inviting
emigration to that section. They may be
consulted at the Russ House, in this city
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

A BEAUTIFUL SPECIMEN - We were shown
a specimen of quartz, on Thursday, that was
that was equal to the best rock that has been
taken out of that locality. The piece weighed
about four pounds, aud was estimated to
con ain $3.50 in gold. 1t contained more of
the 'needfuI" than Of quartz. The sight was
dazzling to weak eyes
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

EEThe i'll feeling Of the Nevada Legis-
lature toward Gov. BIasdel continues. lie
exercises the veto power literally, and the
assembled s'upidity' tries to get even by
passing bills over his veto, The Governor
believes in a strict adherence to the Cousli-
tional provisions, while the Legislators ap-
pear to regard tho organic law as Of no
greater importance than a statutory act, to
be disregarded and sci aside by legislative
will. We are inclined to believe the bon Sc
sense is with The Governor, while the long
ears" are possessed BY the Legislators
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
The Man WHO DRovE GENL. GRANT.-A

The Man WHO Drove GENL GRANT.-A
hackman by the name of Dennis Connely
had the honor of driving Gen. Grant from
the residence Of Col. Hilyer, in New York,
to the Astor House, recently. After depos-
iting his iilustrious passenger, Dennis of
course took drink, and gave to his friends
the following toast: "Here's to meself, the
biggest man in America but one I've drv.
en- the Lieutenant General of the United
States, and its more than Bobby Lee ever
did"
1t is not more than another rebel did,
though. We alude to General Polk at the
battle of Belmont. The local of this paper
remembers very we'll that be was in compa
ny with five or six regiments, under Grant,
and that the whole crowd, Grant aud all,
we're driven several miles, and came near be-
ing driven into the Mississippi river. All of
which is respectfully submitted, Dem. Pres.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

EEThs Portland (Me.) Transcript, an in.
tensely Abolition sheet, has made the dis,
covery that Gold is an UNANIMOUSLY disloyal''
article; and that Ben. Butler should have
hanged every dealer in gold when be was in
command in New York last fall The Trans.
cript concludes its balderdash on the subject,
BY SAYING "the truth is, gold is the DEVILS
own metal, and the less loyal men have to
do with it, the better it will be for them."
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY

EAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX e-&HA
Il II Horse Concord Coaches to all AX@fAHH
parts OF California, Oregon and Nevada territory,
Sacramento to Virginia City (Hcnness Pass ronSel
via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat Grass Naiiey
and Nevada.
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia. Nevada, Grass Valley, Dutch Flat,
and Auburn take the cars of the Central PacVc
Railroad at steamboat landing. foot Of X street,
at 6:l5 A NJ, arriving at New Castle at 7:l5 A. ".
where they take the coaches of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
arriving at Nevada IL NJ, and at Virginia city
the next day at S A. N. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, Illinoisown, to Iowa
Hill. and to Dutch Flat; arriving at the latter
place daily at o'clock Pm
Also lines connect with Forest Hill, Todds
Valley, Yankee Jim, Michigan Bluff, and Squaw
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, for Marysville, every
morning at O'Clock.
S. II. WHITMARSH, Agent.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
PAN A M e..
INSURANCE AGENT WANTED,

NYTANTED BY A FIRST CLASS FIRE IN
w surance Company. an Agent in .4udwn'
Liberal commss ons allowed to a competent per
son. Address. with San Francisco references
Lock Box 1876, Po-t Office, San Francisco
Jan. rs, lSG5,-lt.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

E~ The "Copperhead Saloon" at Cousa,
advertises to dispense Constitona cocktails,
Seymour smashes, Habeas Corpus juleps and
vallaudigham eye openers 1t is not to be
presumed that such decoctions could be re
taipsd BY Abolition stomachs.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28

EE A boy at Grass Valley, a few day.
ago, dug mp $4,000 worth of gold smalgam,
in the vicinity Of one Of the quartz mills
A lucky find.
The Placer herald., 1865-01-28
BILLIARDS BILLIARDS =!

uF you wanta nice game of Billiards. on an e1-
Il ccllent table, call at the Billiard Saloon on
the Plaza. opposite to the Post Office, where The
undersigned will be pleased to see you; and where
You can also obtain the best ofliqnors and cigars.
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn, August 9Th, 1s64-my.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10
TEE LATEST NEWS.
TELEaRAPH
&EURoPEAN NEWS.

.
Petersburg, Aug. By the HiJcr.
nian, we have one days later news
from Europe. The Great Eastern was
still at Nalentia, but expeotel to sail on
the 22d. The elections i'll England had
closed the Liberals having made a gain
of twenty members. MIR. Gladstone
was elected for South Lancashire. The
Prince Imperial of France had.eptirely
recovcrod'iro his sickness, and the En-
peror and Empress had left Paris. An
authoritative denial Of the rumored call
for European Congress lspyblished in
the Moniteur Louis Napoleon being de-
termined 10 let events JUSTLY his propo-
sltion which was SO disdainEully rejected
two years ago. The cholera, which
was rapidly a6ating in Egypt had made
its appearance in Turkey, and several
cases are reported at Birmingham, Eng
land.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

We learn officially that the lO2nd L.
S. colored troops, on garrison at this
place, are ordered to report Immediately
to Charleston there to mustered out Of
service.
We also learn that Co. A, Is. Ohio
Cavalry will leave to day for their
headquarters at Orangeburg, to be mus.
tered out.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

DRouGHr IN Observation-Disclosures
Americans travelling IN Germany state
that the fields are parched by drought
aud groups of persons are everywhere
seen IN which clergyman and people are
imp'oring Heaven to refresh The suffer.
ing earth with copious rains.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1865-08-10

JUDAH p. REsJAMIN.--A CORES.
pondent Of the Richmond 8pl9etia writes
that Jadah P. benjamin, fate Secretary
OF STATE 'oftlie Con6ederaey, has reached
Paris,
Ex-s attermaster General Meyers is
also in that'city.