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The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

And, in accordance with Law and an order or The
Board OF Trustees, made on the 9Th day Of April,
may b. necessary will be sold at auction at the of.
h''r of the Comprny ~ DuncanS Store. on the 2Uth
dsy Of May, 1865 at I9 O'Clock, NJ, of said dat to
piy said delinquent Assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of Advertising and the eAprnses Of
the sale. h. 4. M0SELY, Sec'y.
Duncnn's Store, May 9Th, ls65.-u
~ The above sale IL hereby postponed until
,ih~ 29h day Of May, I>65 At 70 o'clock, VI, Of said
day BY order OF the Board Of Trustees.
Il. A. M0SELY, Sec'y.
Duncan's Store, MAY goth. 1865.
E The above sale is hereby postponed until
June 81. 1865, at 10 O'Clock, NJ. nv order orrthe
F:oard Of Trustees. d A. MOsELY, sec'y.
Dunenn's Store, May 29th, 1869.
~ The above sale Ia hereby postponed until
the 18th day OF June, 1855, ut o'clock PM. by
Older OF the Board OF Trustees
In. MCDOWELL, sec'y.
DuncanS Store, June sd. lS65.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
KELSEY GOLD AND SILVER MIN.
ING COMPANY,
Kelsey Mining District, Fl Dorado County, Cara.

san FRAxcrsco, May 8lst. 1865
NOTICE Is hereby given, that at q meeting Of the
Hoard Of Trustees Of said Company, held on
the both day OF Nav, 1865 an assessment (No. "
OF 81 cents per share was levied upon tie capital
stock of said Company, PAYABLE on The Slst day u
May 1865 in United States gold and silver coin, to
the Secretary, At the Office of the Company, No. &c.
Drum street
Any stock upon Nhlch said assessment shall re.
main unpahl on Saturday. the LIST day OF July. 1862
Wilt be ndvtr iaed on that day as dellnql-nt, and
unless payment shall be made before. will be sold
on Saturday, the 18Th day OF July lSGS to pay the
delinquent asses, together with costs oil xdVer.
tisng and eXUenseH n sale.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
8. q. UARDNER. Secretary.
once at MeSsrs Bemis Edson'a. I6 Drum street.
Between California aud sacramento, San Francisco
Ijunc3ldl
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

BEArTrpuL ENBRoIDERY.-MissS Sarah Vance,
or this citv. will dispose ri, bv lottery, IN be
drawn a, Virginia on the fnurih NJ Julv, twen.
iy.6ve pieces Of elegant and cOsily embroidery.
ccnsi4ting of q magnificent carriage rObe fft
fnr an Emreror). and variOna articles ofladieR'
apparel. The whole lni Il valned At q. .5nn, and
is divided into 500 shares. ct Is each. There
are Is price. 50 that me shareholder mt nf
eveiv twelve il bound tn hold lucky ticket
Ticket. NAV be bad Of Miss Vanee, or at the
Oasis Saloon.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

ATTENTION. NEPTuNEa.-.The members ~
Neptune Engine Company NJ. 2. are requested
to meet ut their hail an Tuesday evening next
Vt TX "'clock. Business II in'e-rat I" pv+rr
member II the Company will he br"ught bef"re
the meeting. A full attendance /. eurnesily
rrqnrstrd This Saturday evening, at i
o'clock, the Company will drill.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

A. c. ARvIDssoS has heen appointed ngert
for Ladd h Wrbrter's sewing machines in this
county. This machine has nn excellent repu-
,niinn Among The ladies. and is the cheapest
gnod machine befnre the pnblic. Onr fair
readers may learn i's good points frcm The card
IN anmhe' column. and cHn ace the machine
b, calling Mt Mr.. Arvidssnn's jrwslry estab.
lishmeni, on Main street.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

Tue Income TAx-VALrABLE IXFoRNA
TloN.--As some confusion exists concern.
ing deductions, the following from the
Bureau Of the Commission of Internal
Revenue may settle the difficulty. 1t is
a subject Of interest TO tax payers, es-
pecially ns different collectors construe
the lnw differently:
The amount paid nut fnr insurance and for
usual aud ordinary repni upon buildings and
lands. not exceeding the average psid iur re-.
pairs tor the preceding five years. may be de.
Quoted from ones income in making his re.
turn. Thir rule sapplcubIe not only To pr"p-
rrly renters, but I" property occupied by the
TAXPAYER; Tor instance, il the total repairs fnt
hve years have been 500, the deduction f,.F
'hi> Nea's canno' exceed $40, alth"uVh tie
e&l &l'end"uIe may be greater. Perman, a. in.
pr0venenIs ar betternents, nude tn incl ease
the value ofproperty. cannot be deducted.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

AUsrrN VS.. AURORA. A.-The ESmeraida
Union Of May 9Th Gnys there has been
perfect stampede going on for the past
two weeks from that place to Austin, and
II it continues much longer Aurora will be
left with very few inhabitants
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
TO FENdLES.

When female Is In trouble or afnieted with Ais.
ease ae weakness Of the back and limbs, pain In Me
head dilnntsS OF sight, loss OF muscular over, raj.
pita'"n 81 the heart. irrtab iit, nervousness ex.
treme urinary difficulties. derangement of digestive
functions, general bily, vIgns. alI dist ases Of
the wonb ystrsa, sterillty, and all other Diseases
peenliar to females they should 60 or write at oacO
TO the celebrated female Doctor, W. X. DoheEty, at
ms Meiucal Institute, and consult him about their
troubles and disense. The Doctor Is enecil0G more
cures than any other Physician In the Stafs o. OnII.
iornia. Let no false delicary prevent you, lat ap.
ply immediht' ~ and save yourself from painful SUI.
ierInks and premature dralh.-A All Married Ladies'
whose delicate health or other circumstances pre-
vent an increase In their fanilirs, shou'd write or
call 1T nr. w X. DOherty's Medical Institute aud
they will receive every possible relief and help
The Doctors Offices, consisting Of u suit Of six
rooms, are sn arranged that he can be consulted
without fear of obserVatIon
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

TnE time made by NorE'lk and Lodi.at
San Francisco, last Tuesday. was beaten
bv Alaric, at Lexington Buckeye. at
Nsw Orlean.; Bnttcrtlv, at L 'xington
Creath. At New Orleans. at L"msvil c and
at llavern; Ii BAcchant;, at New Orlean;
Miss Clash. At L |uisville. and many 9th
era Il is thus evident that the horses
have been overratel or thIt they find "a
hard road to travel" when running against
Ghe San Francisco hurlicaneS.--[Ex Ex.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Patients residing In any part Of the State, However
6lS'ant who may desire the opinion and advice q
Dr.. DOherty, on their respective cases, ana 0h0'
thnk proper 10 submit written statement Of sueI.
In preference to holding u personal nteFvFev, are
respecifuiy assured that their c0mmhnleRII06d viz
be held most Sarrcd. Dr. Doherty takes this Oppor.
tuntty Of observing that all letters are Oprned and
replied to by himself only and the lzticT promptly
No possible.
II the case be fully and candldly described, tho
necessity for persrnal communication will be super.
ceded, hs Instruct ons for diet. regimen. and the
general treatment OF the case itself tincsudnR the
remedies, viii be forwarded without delay aud In
such manner as 10 convey 10 Iden OF The I,urport
OF the letter or parcel SO tran>mi'ied.
1T Consultation gratis Permanent cure RuaS.
anieed or no pay. Address,
, W. X. DoHERTY, NJ. D,
JuneS'7mI San Francisco, Cal.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

IRoN has becn made 30 thin in England
as to require 1900 leaves tn an inch.-
Usually tin foil is the l0O0th part Of an
inch thick - while gold leaf is the 2so,.
000th Of an inch.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

WRITING ScHOoL--Nr. W A. IIon0hton, an
accomplished I'rnman. cnnirmplaies opening II
wiring school in this city in u short time
Specimens II his skill can Le sen AZ the P.,t,
Office. lie conner highly recommended NJ
teacher "f writing. II will Le n Rne oppnrrun
l'v for the y"ang ladi-s and gentlemen Of
Placerv lille To improve their pennanYhip.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
CAVE GOLD, SILVER AND COP
PER MINING COMPANY.

NInTICE.AThere is delinquent upon the following
IN described stock Of the above named Company,
on account Of assessments No. I and No. 8, levied
August 9Th and October 3lst. 1894, the several
amounts set opposite the respective ShAreholderS
nm nnnn lnllnRa.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

A -CrMous INCIDENT. On SATURDAY.
Nav 9th. a mare owned hy Perry Woods
of Scott Valley, gavsbirih to a filIy and
in seven days after gave birth to q colt.
The FIRST one died.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
sPIfh assessment. fourth assessment.

sPhh aSSeSIment. fourth aSseSsment. =.
And, in accordance with Law and an order nf the
Board Of Trustees. made on the 18th day Of May,
1865, 90 many shares Of each parcel Of said stock
As may be necessary will be snd Il auction, At the
once Of the Company. ct Fairplay, on the 9lth day
Of June, 1855, ats O'Clock, 2. H., of said day, TO
pay S;M delinquent assessments thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and the expenses Of
nAle. MARTIN II. FUNK, eeeY.
Pair PIaH Nay goth, Isss.-b
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

0tss John Farnham, better known "A
"Olh Fnrnham." is row the presiding gpnirs
of he Oasis Salnon. Every bod" knows Farm.
ham! The OAsis l. supplied with fine bill aid
t'bles and genuine liquors. There. is no mock.
inTIle" uboui IL
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

HARRr BLAcK's iced drinks are all the rage
these hot davs. and have saved many tall fe.
low from melting during the past week. 1t j.
astonishing how "Sumthin' with Ire in il" will
eSreI hea, from the system and rrslore one'e
dropping spirits
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

The Hon. Charles Jarvis, Of Maine. and
brother "f Mr.. E. S. Jarvis. Of God
Springs, died recently. in Illinois -whith
rr he had gone to visit his brother, (Com.
nod' re Jarvi>) aged about 80 years. -
Mr.. Jarvis was man Of ability and note,
md ser we'd in the Ass, mblv and Senate
of Maine for many years. He was life.
long democrat, and his writings in behalf
of democratic doctrines cntitle him TO
rank with first statesmen.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
a Saeorn-to Certificate IF Aost Remarkable Cur

a SteorH-to CeFttHedte ~ Afost Remarkable CHFO
Of Spermdtorrh07.
desire TO benefit suffering humanity, and A feel.
ing Of gratitude to DR. ". X. DOHERrY, alone III.
duce me to make this statement For many yeufa
l have been afflicted with that terrific diseaSO
known as" Sperma torrhoea," or Rv,linal WeAknree.
the RESULT OF Self abuse but till 1855 experienced huS
little trouble or Inconvenience. In that year how.
ever, had Seminal Weakness TO an alarming 4.
tent, which was soon followed by the most alarming
symptoms, as weakness Of he back and limbs, paIn
In the head, dimntss Of vision, nervousness. and
general debility. My mind 100. Was atectt TO such
IN extent as to seriously impair my memory; my
Ideas Wete confused and spirits deprt Rs, d. ! was
aVeTSs 10 society, had evil orebodinRS and eeIEdia.
trust, and was entirely unified for nnv Of the du.
ties OF lifs. From 1885 10 the summer uf 1864 rm
ptoyed the very hest medical talent could nud md
spent several hundred dollars, but I'm no Instance
obaine.l more than temporary relief had about
concluded there was relief for me In tLIa vO,ld
but seeing DR.. Dohertys advertisement, lh0uRll
would call and him, as he CHARGED noahiuR for
consultation. had an interview wiih Dr. DOlsev1y
at his Ohice blS Sacramento street, and hIs s Tor
treatment was 70 reasonable, I determined % try
him, though did not expect much benefit from ha
treatment. On the 9Th u Dec, mbrr last placed
myself under his care In one week found myself
very much improved. aud new, after I've WSska'
treatment, ] feel myseh thoroughly cured Of all my
troubles and in the enjoyment OF the best health
Hoping that my experience may he OF bxnSht to
others similarly afflicted, l subscribe mysrlf,
JAMES JOHNSTON.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me, this iS,A day
OF January, A. d lst4. A. G. RANDALL,
IL. B Notary Public.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

UNITED STATES RRGTSTER L. b. Ayres.
If the MArvSville Appeal. has been- ap.
Register of the United States Land 0tfice
in that city.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Approved Feb. 25. 1868.

IDAHo CITY.-A correspondent Of the
Virginia Enterprise, dated Idaho City,
Nav 4th. says:
This city cnntains population Of about
1000 persons; bat not much enterprise
is displayed in building. II is a city Of
frame houses. aud there i not single
tirr-enginr in the whole country. Should
= fire break On'. the city would be con.
Enmel. We have but one press and one
church everything else in abundance. -
Gambling saloons. stores and hotels arc
humorous.
We have three theatres here-thc Fur.
rest, Jenny Lind and Magnolia. The
Forrest theatre i at present run by the
Potter Dramatic Tronpc," with Mr.
Julia Dean Ilavne at IT'S head. The Mag
nolia is occupied BY Rattl"r. Shepherd
and Peel. We nave ais" IIurLy Gurdy
House. with The homclc>' Set Of "hu'dy
gals" that ever saw. Notwithstanding
their lack Of charms. they are doing we'll.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
GIutbtna, pru Gunns. Etr.
8. RAMRERGER.

s. BAMBERGER
p ESPEoTPULLY announces 10 HE friends and
LII the ritiEens Of Plac.rvile generally, that be
has just received 4 large assortment Of
Spring and Summer Clothing!
CONSISTING IN PART OF
Cashmere Suits; Doeskin and Csssi-
mere Pants;
velvet, Silk, and Cloth Vests;
Blk. Beaver and Cashmere Hats;
Benkert's, Wings, and Godfrey's Boots,
Shoes and Gators, q splendid and
Well-aelected stock;
a complete assortment of Boys Cloth.
Ing and Furnishing Goods;
Eastern and California Blankets;
Trunks Valises, Carpet Bags;
India Rubber Boots. Coats, LeGKingH
COLTS FfsToEs, of all siss.. etc.
TEE HIGHEST PRICE
GOLD DUST q COUNTY ORDERS.
" Thankful to my friends for former favors
respectfully solicit continuance Of their patronage
Which shall spare no effort 10 merit.
8. BAMBERGHR,
Aain street, near the Plaza,
oct22uI PiaeVrvIlle.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
Mining Companies.
MATHENAs COPPER, GOLD AND
SILVER MINING COMPANY

Kings Store District ~ Dorado County, Ca!ifornin
NOTICE There IL delirqurnt upon the folio wing
~ described stock Of the ab,ve raincd Company.
acrout Of assessment No. . levied y, tnI,er t.
1854 ,h- several Am"rts a-t opposite the re peciivr
shareholders names. as follows:
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

0S Monday evening last cur CITY Fathers
appropriated two hundred dollars for the cele.
braiiu1 uf The Fourth.
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10

MARY CONNER. Franklin Township
Pennsylvania. died recently. aged 1903
wears, leaving 800 descendants
The mountain Democrat., 1865-06-10
&rOttries, Liquors, Etc.
BRILLIANT SUCCESS

THE FIRST GUN OF THE s1AseNl
IN OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

PEOPLES LINE, .Nsw JERSEY
Ccurlaed srsst % their spscicrs eces Pier a. south
side o. Canal street, where The opening OF nsvgaoh they
yil Be happy 70 transport psssepss and freight ksTsS
Wv yosu, len u.iss
The New York herald., 1865-02-26
COUNTRY BOARD.

NoUNTRy BOARD wAHTED-BY A eENyLEMAN
~ WIFE, sister infant and wNhin kouf1 ride
CITY Nall good substantial table and comfortAbe hop
endspensees. Addrsss stating full pastcuiarss y y.
Iv0URTRY BQARD.-A GENTLEMAN wSaNBe nOARl
~ for hmss WIFE, two Infants and nurpe Tor The coni
season yth srsspesssble family within "a ncufs nde
socd Parties Wishing 70 make an eligible Asynaepent ~
Please eAdrsss stating terms Ac Beard, box Nsw ne
Post once erN.0f7 - s. l1f4
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

vxyANTED-rwo UNFuRNTsHKD KUoMs o. rn1
w aide OF town, below Blecckev street. ~ Enos-
nsp and wife. Address o. Brown, 30 orssswsss sSs~
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

IIoTEL On THE EUROPEAN PLAN.--pBvos HOUSE,
III lO Beccker street. Broadway, furnisb<d ncoms
y ssis ~ epsie esnsSps Ans pSSnAssss
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

cs,srr,s rprscu ,S,r., -, :, N SooSs
n and good Bosm One farlors ana hedrooms fer fsnt
lcsi nngIe noems LOT ssntlemen from gay - yeesy
fsSs Skcis a oleioci daiif' ifvs On sunSays as
The New York herald., 1865-02-26

e1 E0 REwARD-Losr, ON THE MORNTH0 Ov TIE
0lOV Nd knst el,0O0 The above reward viii be paid
and no questions asked BY returning he ssmsSo 81 ts
avenue. JxMER McCLAHNAf. Z
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
Will TAKi: nTnItENcY.

IL will will he remembered that until
recently Tie rebsIo require That all letters TO
prisonors be accompanied by ten cents in sil.
yer. ltntw .'pearS that they no longer en-.
force fhis rude. The editor of tho Aslta-
bula Sentinel recently forwardcd lottcr
accompanied with ten ceuis in silver for
n prisoner OF wa, to Mr.. Wctmorc
Ohio State Agent at Washinsto". Mr.Wet.
more returned ton conts in postage cur.
rcncy, saying that tho rebels were now
glad to gSt vnited States money!; that he
had'sold the silver for twico its amount in
currency and returned half---tho othor
half being sent with tho letter.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
REACE.

The following is said to DO the present
condition OF tho "peace movement" II
is uuquestionably fact that the loyal peo.
pie of the country are not yet ready to &C
ccpt the terms proposed by jeff. Davis
Tho result of Blair's visit TO Richmond
is this, that Mr.. Jefferson Davis will Waive
formalities and send to Washington or 70.
ccivo from thero Commissioners to treat
for peace on tho following torins:
lst. To agree to peace on the basis of
recognition.
2. Willingness to establish an armisticc
for 90 days to talk about negotiation and
peace,
Tho President Of tho United States, on
tho othor hand, ia willing to receive any
person of influence who may come from
tho States In rebellion with or without
Davis's authority, to treat for peace on the
basis of submission Is the Union.
OF tho above fact thoro is 10 doubt.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
A Measure Of Justice.

The Ohio House has passed. the bill "To
secure from salo, by Incorporate AMI intox.
icated husbands, such personal property
as may be exempt from execution" The
following are the Important sections of the
bill: ~
Section l, Be il enacted etc, That no
married men who is mbitually intcm,
perate, or who at the time il nanifcstly in.
toxicated, shall while sovh temperate or 80 he
toxicated sell dispose OF, or in any man.
ner part with any personal property
which Is now or may hereafter be exempt
from sale upon execution, without having
Iirst obtained the consent of his wife thore-
10.
s,cton 2, II any married man, while in.
temperate or intoxicated, as aforesaid,
shall violate the provisions of the tnrego-
ing section, his wife may in hor own name
commence and prosecute to final Judgment
and execut on, civil action for the recov.
cry OF such property, or its value in money
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
Cr0dits of: ole Hundred Day. Men.

Tie Secretary Of War has communicated
= statement relative to tho credits asked
for on account and the hundred days men
ofol,ip, E'tha',s, nliuo;s, Iowa. and Wis.
coRsin, lie quotes the order calling out
those troops which declares that no bouu-
~ is TO be paid tho troops, nor their scr
vices credited on the draft, He not only
CLAIMS this was the express compact with
the t1"verRors, but that il has been The
rule Of the Department not to give credits
on service for less than six mon,hsi that
the confusion attending the muster aud
discharge of such soldiers has prevented
the neutrality-suspicious. Of tho rolls neces-
sary to allo: the credits, making the ad.
diiiOnal time and labor imposed on the De.
partment of greater value than the arpreeia-
bic benefit Of such credits.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
AN ENGLIsII OrFIOEns OPINION.


An officer oi the English army, writing
from this country, thus gives his Wow of
tho" Situation" Of the people Of the Northern
States:
cannot conceive of them in future other
than u military people, but whenever
inquired what, after the war, was to be.
cnme of the young generals ! met in all
directions, some under twenty-five years
of age, was told they would return to
their former pursuits, for we arc pc
cWliar people, and can adapt ourselves to
circumstances" found, however, that il
this topic was pursued, and they were on.
couraged to talk on they would generally
"nd by intimating that Napoleons proteg
would have to be driven out of Mexico.
That seemed TO be n fixed resolve with a
great many to whom spoke regarding the
future career of the American armies.
have travelled upwards OF about thrco
thousand miles in tho Federal States, and
saw very little to remind mo that the
country was involved in war, and certain.
ly nothing Indicative of suffering or ex.
haustion. have come to tho conclusion
that the resources Of the Foderals, both
~ regards mon and money. are practically
inexhaustible. And 81 grcat is the adVatl-
tage they possess IN their navy in tho mon.
opoly oi water transportation, that il will
in no way dctract from the pluck aud on.
durancC displayed by the Coufeder ,tes
wkenever they do agroo to terms,
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
Aa Order from General sherman.

Gen Sherman has issued an order in ref
ference to the negroes within the lines Of
his army. The young and able bodied men
are to be encouraged to enlist in the mill
tary service, and the South Carolina Sea
Islands and the abandoned rico and cotton
hchls on portions of the Florida and South
Carolina coasts are to be set apart for the
settlement of the old mon, women aud
children. General Rutus Saxtn has been
appointed to superIntc'd their location ON
these lands.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01


A Washington correspondent Of tho New
York Ti'i uhe, after reiuting tho Copper.
perhead story that General Butler was
only a poor lawyer before the war broke
out, adds, from positive knowledge" that
for five yea preceding the war, General
Buffers income from his law practice iQ
in Boston ard lowell mounted to $40. 600
q year---that lie has been ono of the
most successful lawyers in Mass chu.
setts for twenty.three years--that when
he started with his command for Baltimore
he left tho trial of a cause half finished, aud
was on that day worth Sl20 900 of invest
cd property, the accumulations of life Of
labor that ho planned the purchase of
the bankrupt Lawrence mill property, Or
ganizod company to stock aud run the
mi!ls, put $4,000 into tho enterprise, ami
directed it's operations with such success
that tho 100 par value of the subscribed
stock has rison to 40, and the dividends to
the shareholders for theee years have boen
so per cont ycar--that he is to-day, lib.
eral and handsome liver as he has over
been, worth $3.50 000--and that every dol
lar OF this property has been honorlbly
and justly earned--and that his account
book, models of business oxactitudo and
method--will give the history of every do.
lar OF il, from the time that he was 2l years
old. They are open to the inspection Of
the world a|. ..
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
nENrnIlCrIYE- nIItEs.

During tho past few days Of severe
c0hl'~eather, a large number Of destructive
hrcs have occurred in different portions Of
tho eoul'try. Probably the severe weather
rendering tho efforts Of frcmon almost
uscleSs, has added greatly the amount Of
losscs sustained,
An extensive couilagra;ion occurred at
buffalo. during Tuesday night and We'd
neSday last, jan. oath and 25th. The loss
amounted to S5OO,OoO Several pers ms
w,rj killed
On Tuesday afternoon. Jan, oath, fire
broko out in the Smithsonian Institute, at
Washington. The gallery Of Indian paint.
ings, two hundred in number, and many
valuable reports, specimens and docu-
monss, weto destroyed. The pccuniary
loss will reach SlO0.00O.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1865-02-01
oAia stn,e Isurnal.

Msssrs. w. Z cOggshail 4 Co. have
purchased the Ohio State Journal, and
will hereafter control Its management
Mr.. coggshall ID gentleman Of large ex.
PeTience In the newspaper bnisneas,
thoroughly conversant with public affairs,
aud will no doubt make No. paper at
tho State Cafisal. Those desiring Colum-
bus paper viii hnd the JowRai, under the
new management. live institution. and
WI worth tho mo. ey they may invest 10 II