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The Markets.
WuNrNcroN An

WILMINGTON, April 16, 1866
Iurpentine-sales of 70 bbls at SIS for
virgin, 80 foryellow dip, and 81 SO for hard,
pentine.
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Baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE, April 1S-Flour scarce and
closed with an advancing tendency. High
grades fifty cents higher Wheat advancing.
Corn frm-yellow "a cents, white S5@S6
cents. Oats firm. Whiskey dull Provis-
ions dull.
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STATE OF NORTK-CAROLINA7
- CHATHAM COUNTY

STATE OF NORTK-CAROLtNA
- CHATHAM COUNTY.
Court of Pleas ard Quarter Sessions, Febrr...
Term, 1866
William A. BarOee and others, Petition e.. ,
as. az. i'n ior Far
Henry Castleberry's heirs, u'ion Of Land.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court H..
the heirs of Henry Castleberry, and wife Pa.a i'
defendants in this cause, reside beyond the Iin';,
OF this State: 1t is, therefore, on motion or5anS
by the Court that advertisement be made far 1
weeks, successfully, in the Raleigh Stqgda ri
notifying the said defendants Of the filing of th;,,
petition and that unless they appear nj Inc n Is
term of this Court, to be held for the Colnr ns
State aforesaid at the Court House in Pi;tso ,
on the second Monday of May next, and aps,ro,
the petition, the same will be taken p,o eont,",o
and heard erpayte as to them. '"V'
Witness, r. e. Gotten, Clerk of said Cart ..
office in Pittsboro, the End Monday of Febrnrrr
1866. [16-wGtpd.] R. c. COTTEN. c, G. o.
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JOHN DAVIDSON,
LEATHER AND HIDE DEALER,
NJ En SyrAMOpE sTPEET
No. so, SYCAl

PETERSBURG, VA,
II EEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND GoOgS
N assortment of Leather for Boot Makers INV
Harness Makers. .-or.
Tanners supplied with Hides on the most ia'0i
able terms ss1
march 14-w3t.
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A reckless dispenser of pills deserves the
pillory
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The Norfolk Riot.

An inquest has been held over the bodies
f Robert and Charlotte Whitehurst, recent
killed in Norfolk. A part of the evidence
as follows:
Marshal Capps-I was passing through
Nicholson street with three colored women
my carriage they requested me to stop to
ee the procession; stopped the carriage,
nd was leaning against the pole; a colored
IAN was lying in the road, between the road
nd ditch; / took him to be drunk two
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New Yefk Markets.

NEW York, April 19-Cotton heavy
Sales sixteen hundred bales at 81 cents
Flour active and excited. State 81 1909.
Southern advanced 2O@3O cents Wheat
active, and s@12 cents higher Corn adj
vanced 1 cent. Sales at S4@S7. Pork
heavy. Lard firm. Whiskey and naval
stores dull. Freights dropping.
Gold 271M27a
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Post Office, Raleigh. N. C.,

February q, 1S66.
The mails will close as follows, on and ate
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NORFOLK, April 10th, One o'clock, P. NJ
The negro procession has been converted
into lawless mob. A regular battle is 60
ing on, raging with such tierceness that mi
mute particulars are not obtainable Thus lar
one white man and one white woman, and
two negroes have been kille,l. Major Stan
hope, the Federal officer commanding the
Post, is endeavoring to restore order and
quiet and has summoned troops to his as
sistance.
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The ChOIera.---0ne Hundred and Seventy Deaths
OF Board the Steamer England at Halifax.
SECOND DESPATCH,

HALIFAX, April 14.-There is difference
among medical men as to the disease on
board the steamship England The number
of deaths and sick are greatly reduced to-
day. The decease is decidedly checked, and
is confined to the steeraga passengers.
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NORFOLK, April 10th, 1866, A M.-The
negro population are out in large numbers
celebrating the passage of the civil rights
bill over the Presidents veto. The number
of men in the column is estimated at two
thousand, with bands in attendance, and
headed by negro soldiers armed with guns
and bayonets. A large number Of carriages
filed with sympathizers attend the display,
and the sidewalks are thronged with women,
the children of the Freedmen's schools, &c.
The column is interspersed with various de-
signs and banners, and fifteen societies are
represented.
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NASHVILLE, April 14.-The House of Rep
resentatives have expelled James R. Hood,
one of the Ascending members, charged
with wilfully absenting himself to prevent
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RHEU NJ ATiSM |.

Throughout this coast, a great deal of suffering
is experienced from Rheumatism. Weeks and
even months Of protracted and aggreved misery
is endured by the victims OF medical ineflciency
and ignorance, which could be cured Just as speed
lily as was Mr.. Sparrow, whose testimony is Civ
en- below, and is only the echo Of hundreds OF
other cases. DR.. Bourne cures without medicines,
which accounts for his extraordinary SUCCESS
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street entrance.
San Francisco, Sept. 6. 1861
DIR. DoURNE:-Last winter was nearly dead by
an attack OF nlammatory rheumatism. | suffer-
cd the most cXcruciating pains for about five
weeks, without any hope Of relief, when friend
hearing of my illness called TO see me- and assur-
ed me if l would stop "drugging and dosing"
and 20 to you. that you would have me walking
about the streets in three days. Sure enough, al
though | was utterly helpless, and conveyed to
your house in a carriage. and carried into it by
three stout men, and by hem lifted into the bath,
yet on coming out Of it | largely assisted myself,
doing much towards dressing, and without asss.
tancc walked from the bath to the carriage. On
the fourth day, l discharged my carriage and
walked with a friends aid the entire distance to
your house nearly mile and home again and
so on until cured. l :et myself a well man,
And now am heppy TO do you this little service,
of publicly certifying to the simple truth, leaving
it to do its work among my friends and acquain-
tanccs as may chance to see this. Honr friend.
JOSEPH SPARROW.
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TROUBLE WITH TUEKEY.-A serious cmbroglio
with our relations with the Divan has arisen, rs
follows: Sarkis Minasian who has for many
years acted rs the resident agent in Turkey for
the sale OF DR.. j. G. Aver Il Co.'s medicines.
driven by the increase of his business to ncccs-
sity for more room, built his warehouse in Con.
obtained the necessary permit from the author
tiles. The Imans Of a ne ghboring mosque, which
overlooked the premises demand q large present
In money, which was refused, They then ap-
piled to the Grand Vizcr, for the enforcement of
M obsolete law, requiring him to take down on
building to eighteen feet, which was granted, and
they commenced the work of demolition. Nina
sian then applied to the American Minister, who
notified the Sublime Port that American proper
ty could not be so triled with, and that the de-
molition must cease. Then commenced the usual
course of Mussulman prevarications and promises
but no real redress Finally Minister Morris
informed them if their depradations continued he
should order the U. s. ships Of war to enter the
Bosphorus and Messrs, Ayers medical warehouse
would not he alone roofess. A stroke of his
pen could have laid the whole city under the
sweep OF American cannon, backed by men who
arc not schoOlea in the lessons of fear. This
brought them to their senses and speedy redress.
Minasan has now arrived in this country, to Ffe.
sent the case to our State Department for indem-
nifty. At length il is something to say among
the peoples of the earth-"I am an American
citzen!"- Columbia Republican.
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[From the Mountain Dcmccycf.1

READ Five heartily recommend those of our
readers who may be suffering from disease of
long standing, or from complaints brought on
from the use OF mercury. at some former period
Of our lives, to read the advertisement of the
Electropathc Institute, TO be found in our advcr-
tsing columns. DR.. J. II. Jossclyn, the Resident
Physician. has occupied that position for six
years, and taking into consideration the fact that
all the Directors Of the Institute arc all medical
men of high standing in the community, it may
be considered as proof Of DR.. Josseyns ability
that he has been retained in the position so long.
DR.. Josscyn is a regular graduate and is also
considered by competent judges to be the most
scientific and successful electrician in the United
Sates he will cure more than half the diseases
that flesh is heir to without the use Of any mcdi-
cine whatever, but gives medicines in all cases
whore ii is deemed necessary but never uses any
thing but vegetable preparations. The doctor
has been very successful in his treatment OF
diseases incident to females. and enjoys much
larger practice in that particular line than any
other ply on the Pacific coast, The Elec-
tropathc Institute is located on one of the most
popular streets in San Francisco, the rooms for
the reception of patients are fitted up in style
of magnicencc never before attempted by any
medical establishment on this coast, and the In
stitutc is rated in San Francisco as the best in
the city.
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SAN FRANCITCO,
THE ELECIROPATHIC INSTITUTE.
G45 WASTIIN GTON sTREEr.
j. II. JOSSELYN. VI. D.
Resident Fhysician.

V1IE DIRECTORS CT THIS CELEBRATED
L Medical Institute wish TO thank the public
for the generous manner in which they have sus-
tanned the Resident Physician with their patron
age. 1t is now six years since the Institute was
established; during that time there has been over
THIRTY THOUSAND CONSULTATIONS, and
in all cases whore the diseases was durable.
\ FESsFECE AND PERMANENT CURE
Has been performed Malicious charlatans have
opened traps in close proximity to the Institute:
adopting similar names, hoping to attract the
unwary; but their failure to do so is perfectly
apparent the business has not been effected
IN The least but has gone on increasing its use
funess and profits in regular ratio The Resi-.
dent Physician has by careful study and expert.
cnce within the last few years been successful in
discovering new electric remedies which are far
superior to any before used il the healing art,
and he can
Warrant them TO Curc
All cases for which they are used, or make 10
charges for services They will be forwarded to
any place in the Pacific States upon the receipt
OF a letter stating the disease with symptoms,
the age and sex of the patient
The Female Medicines
Discovered and used by The Resident Physi-
clan, are the only remedies which are safe and
sure to have the effect. The large number OF
cases in which they have been used, is a guoran-
tee of their success.
Great care shonld be taken in visiting The In:
stitutc, to romember the name,
ELEC PATIIIC NSTITUTE,
GI5 Washington Street,
between Montgomery and Kearny Streets
j. III. JOssELYN, VI. ID.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN.
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CONSU M PTtON.
AN INTER- ESTING LETT E Il.

Very few persons. even among physicians,
would have been willing upon any terms to have
been in the condition OF the writer Of the follow
ing letter on the 18th Of February last l will
anticipate somewhat his report of the facts, by
saying that on the 18th of August last he made
me visit. "the very picture Of good hcalth"-
Time which tries and proves all things, has suf-
ficcnty tested this case, and shown that neither
relapse nor collapse have followed, the cure is
perfect, and can be cited among the scores Of
similar cases the result of my improved mode Of
treating diseases without medicine.
G.. NJ. BOURNE,
Water Cure Physician.
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street.
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UItT NUIC ny sICIII,
No. 10 Masonic Temple, Post street.
SACRAMENTO. April 30th

SACRAMENTO. April 30th, 1865.
DIR. G. NJ. BOURNE: Dear Sir-lt is with pleas
ure and satisfaction that | now let you know of
my good health. Looking back upon what
hiv We passed through, it seems us il had been
lifted from the grave, and think it my duty to
acknowledge to you and the world the benefit
derived IRON water baths. 1t was in Aug, 1864,
when disease developed itselfwith severe cough.
then took medicines, getting worse with chils,
fevers. loss of strength. and was pronounced con-
sumptlve This set me to thinking, and finally
| determined to leave my business and go to the
Sandwich Islands, having been informed that l
could not be cured. Invent to San francisco. and
while waiting for Il ship called on Dr.. Bourne,
who stated that trip to the Islands would
probably result disastrously, and was unnecessary
as could be speedily cured at his establishment.
placed myself under his treatment and in one
week was so much improved thought could risk
returning home and do my duty as engineer on
the Central Pacific Railroad. The Doctor object
cd. but thought knew better, and returned to
duty. In about two weeks my cough returned,
and kent getting worse. and contrary to Dr.
Bourne's Injunction, never to take medicines a.
gain. committed that folly. and soon was so CON-
Dletely run down that could scarcely walk; SO
as a last resort, concluded once more to try the
water cure. went to San Francisco, few OF my
friends expecting me to return; in fact thought
my return doubtful. On arriving at DIR. Bournc's
establishment, February l4th, 1865, was not a.
bic to get into the bath without assistance, but in
q few days began to recover myself again. |
remained with him only six weeks, when felt
ssa wiser aud better man." without the aid OF
medicine. l have now been at work several
weeks. and find am gaining every day, and ut
present bid fair to be stouter than ever before.
Persons visiting the Doctors establishment find it
lust what it should be, both in the ladies and gen
tlemen's departments, and cannot say too much
in praise of the Doctors kind attention to his pa
tients. This letter l write for the benefit of all
the afflicted to be used as the Doctor desires, and
should it be the means of directing any to his care
and treatment who las they assurcdly Will lind
relief, will be paid for my trouble
JAMES CAMPBELL
Epr;noor Central Pacific Railroad
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22

SPECIAL NOTICE. We would call the atten-
tion bf Of our readers to the Grover & Baker Ma
chimes. Their reputation is too we'll established
for us to attempt word in their favor but
would advise any person wanting reliable Fam
ly Sewing Machine, to investigated these before
buying. "a word TO the wise is sufficient"
THE GREAT BLOOD MEDICINEs.-Let every man,
woman and child in our country learn, that Lee
Doyens Family Medicines are the best in use.
See advertisement on fourth page.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22
Wednesday, January 9th, 1867,


in front OF the Court House door in Auburn, be-
tween the hours Of 8 o'clock in the morning. and
the setting of the sun. to the highest bidder lor
U. S. gold coin, and subject TO the confirmation
of said Probate Court, the following described
property, as the property of said estate. to-wi;:
"The South half of Sections 10 and 20, the N.
e. quarter OF Sec. 10, the West onehalf OF Sec.
tions FL and 2S and the N. w. quarter of Section
33, the West half Of Section &c. the North half of
the N. d. quarter Of Section 80, the North half
Of the North half Of Section 29 the South half
of the S. &. quarter of Section 20 and the North
half Of Sections 81 and so; all in Township IL.
North Range, East, Mount Diablo Base and
Meridian. Also the S. h. quarter Of Section rs
the N. e. quarter of Section 36 and the East
half of the East half of the N. W. quarter of
Section 36 in Township IL, North Range East,
same Base and Meridian. Also two other GER
tain tracts of land in the county of Sutter, one
of $50 acres and the other of 2S0 acres, divided
by half Section of land belongingt to one Will
son. on which there is said to be living water"
The said Sale will be made on the following
terms Ten per cent 10 be paid to the Clerk of
the Probate Court on the day Of Sale, and the
balance to said Clerk on the confirmation of such
sale by said Court. REBECCA MOTT,
Admistratrix Of the Estate of w. A. Mott, Decd.
November oath, lS66.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22

MEDICAL ADVICE.-Dr. VIM. X. Doherty's
Medical and Surgical Institute is becoming a sine
oua non to the welfare of our State and health
of our citizens; and his rapidly spreading reputa-
ton although it may excite surprise, is but the
SIGNAL of skill and follows as the natural effect
of such cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who had suffered for years under
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage Of
every available means that promised relief, but
without success, until they called upon Dr. Do
hery. who in an incredibly short space of time,
has given them entire relief. 1t is gratifying to
announce this fact, because the Doctor is gen
tlcman who seeks. not by defamation of others.
to establish his reputation, or to rear the super
structure of his own upon the ruin OF anothers
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
manner that must be gratifying to all his pa
ticnts. He examines, advises and recommends
without charge, and the patient after hearing
his terms for treatment, can accept or reject at
pleasure In no case does the Doctor make Il
charge unless he effects cure. This, he is able
to do. because he feels the confidence which long
experience has given, and no doubt the consola.
ton which appertains to that confidence. Per
sons afflicted with either acute chronic disease
would do we'll TO consult the Doctor; at all events
it can do no harm, as for consultation he asks no
fec; nor does he insist on obedience TO his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
His Offices on Sacramento street, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Offices. f. News.
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ONDER J!
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE WORLD !!
DIR. BRIGGS GREAT
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J"St Pub''shed, deinG a Complete GUide fer the
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ETPLOYHiENT FOR EVERYBODY,
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The Great Secrets revealed. | have collected
with great care. labor, and with great expense.
many valuable recipes. which are in themselves a
splendid fortune to any one with sufficient cner-
gy to push ahead Most of them have been OH
tanned from England. rance and Germany, the
cost of which place them beyond the reach Of the
public. while the others are entirely new and
have been purchased at large cost. ranging from
So to $1,000 each. person of ordinary tact
can make from S5 to SO per day, in the manu-
taclnrc and sale of the articles, by almost any OF
my recipes. These articles are sold at enormous
profits. Why not make them yourself? if not for
sale, for your own use. Even to make them for
your own individual use would save you many
dollars year and materially add to your beau
ty. health and wealth.
will send this wonderful Book by mail. post
paid, to any post Office of California aud U. S,
for 81. Address all orders TO
DIR. G. BRIGGS.
F. o. Drawer C30S, Chicago, Ills.
Nov. 10th. lSGG-Gm
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22
PIONEER WATER CURE,
DIR. BOURNES BATHS"
Esy~ PERFECT CURES GUARANTEED. ~sJ.N
(according TO agrccmcnt)
in ALL CASES.
FOR THE CURE or NEURALGIA.

FOR THE CURE or NEURALGIA,
Paralysis. rheumatism. Bronchitis. Consump-
tion dncipienD. Plcurisy, Fever and Aeuc, all
other ievcls. Dropsy, Erysipclas Colds, Coughs,
Oak Poisoning, Oor which Dr.. Bourne discov
cred the only scientific and certain curc). Dys
pcpsa, Dreams" Sexual Weakness, the re-
noval Of Mercury and all other mineral poi
sons, etc. The methods adopted by DR.. Bourne
are the most pleasant, the safest, quickest and
most reliable ever discovered. To SAVE
YOUR TIME, Comfort and Money, by employ
ing DR.. Bourne.
Consultations FREE, hy Mail or Express, or
personally. Send or call for a circular Of recon-
mcndaton. references. certificates OF cures. etc.,
which are not bogus, but given by wch known
aud responsible individuals.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY, an essay of
warning and instruction for Young Men. Also
Diseases and Abuses which prostrate the vital
powers, with sure means of relief. Sent free of
enarge in sealed letter envelopes. Address DR..
Sp;tS:,KiLL!N pt:, HOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa. je25 ly.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22
Engineer Central Pacific Railroad
SAN FRANCISCO, August %, 1869

SAN Francisco, August %, 1865.
Advised by the undersigned Mr. Jas. Campbell
of the Central Pacific Railroad who was then in
most leplorable state of i'll health, placed HIM
self under the care of DR.. Bourne, the Water Cure
Physician. Some six months aitcrwaid ne visited
the city, when l accidentally met him at DIR.
Bourne's establishment, and am happy to say, re-
stored to the enjoyment OF good health, and in
fine spirits.
JOHN SULLIVAN.
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22
LOGAN HOUSE.

LINCOLN, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
~ THE UNDERSIGNED having recently pur-
I:iSI chased this well known hotel, has rcittctl
and opened it for the accommodation OF the pub
lie. The bed rooms arc airy and comfortable. and
the table will compare lavorably with any hotel
in the country. The bar will he supplied with
excellent liquors and cigars. The proprietor will
use his best endeavors 10 make his guests com
Portable GEORGE COLLUN.
Line April 14th, 1866 SIN.
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MEDICAL.
Mrs. M. "A. Ragsdale's
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OR, INFALLIBLE REMEDY FOR
Putrid Sore Throat, Scarlet Fever,
DIPTHERIA, STOPPAGE of the NOSE,
CATAKRI, GROUP, ANDAL KINDS
OFF HOARSENESS.

nIPTIlERIA. is an exceedingly malignant in
~ famation OF the throat, with general dcpres-
sion of the system. which progresses rapidly t. Il
fatal termination if it is not relieved This dis
ease is so active and so dangerous that | would
advise all persons who are attacked with it to
give this Medicine trial.
My Medicine may be used in any condition, or
for the youngest child without harm. No per-
son need fear TO swallow the Wash it is entirely
free from poison but it is best in all cases to spit
out all the slime can be got up:
My Medicines are labelled, and none arc gcnu-
inc unless my signature is attached to the same
The medicines were patented August 10th, 1864
by Mrs. NJ. A. Ragsdale.
present for the consideration of the public
the following
The Placer herald., 1866-12-22
A STOLEN MARE.

THERE WAS STOLEN FROM MY A,e
/ Ranch near Clipper Gap, on We'd XXX
nesfay night, November 7th, Black A-N-
Mare about seven years DID, she has small white
crescen. mark in her forehead, and white hairs on
her shoulders from the effects Of the collar; she
is branded on the left hip with the mark Of a
wrench. Any person returning said mare,
or giving information where l can get her Will
be suitably rewarded. ,,,ry
Clipper Gap, Nov. 10th, ls66-4w