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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1866-04-19


service, 10 cate from SUN o. April
Henry Harlow is Constable OF
snringta,d vice the defaulter Moses ]
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ont.
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to be ID Iicnt Co K
Mas. JEFFERSON DAvTs--Mrs. Jetitr-
son Davis passed through here Sat
urday morning, on her way to Mon
treal, accompanied ny several southern
gentlemen and three walters. She was
plainly dressed in black, with short
loose cloak or saC4ues ana IL .afge,
handsome looking woman We learn
that while the train stopped ut st. Al
bans: she came from the car INTO the
depot, where b large crowd gathered TO
look at hcr She at once turned her
back upon the a>samblagc and appeared
to be lost in deep thought, perhaps
thinking Of the est Adams raid" Some
of the men asked each other if she wore
the same clothes jeff had on bright
sunny, morning last Nay. She over
heard the remark, but Onll looked upon
it with silent contempt. 81 told sew
eraI gentlemen that Jeff was soon to be
released. -Bmlinqto Times, 16H ,,7a.
THE ACCIDENT ON THE VT. CEA TRIAL
RA1LRoAD.-Tbe BurIinofon Tirnae ~ YES
the following additional ,,ort;o,,Y,,- -,
A. VIZ "''1i' -
, WV l''''l0''" lU0.U0H' "n'ou oCcuLfea III
winston on Friday morning
The engine leaped the chasm Caused
by the burning Of the bridge), but
knocked out all her trucks when she
reached the opposite side, SO that she
halted instantly.
The baggage car went part way across, |
when it was forced back into the pas. |
senger car behind, badly wrecking the |
car, and both cars piling at the same |
time into the gap. The sleeping car,
which was just behind, was but little |
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
MaibpllG

V a ncoubers S 8 Ian D, rs. Gpru.
Die folsenoe intereilante Gorreipon $
beng fanb in SoIse Der GrOffnuns be'
teIesrapbiiden gerbinbuns apil@eu ie]
ner entfernten Smell nno Der 8unbea 8
bauptlta6t 8albiueton itatt
@ancoubers Sslano "a. @priI.
9ln ben 9raiiOenten uno ben 9taats !.
Gecrctar Der Ser. Staateu.
SD besliiftuiini9e Sie our 8oIleus
6une Der EelegrapBens 2inie iucl9e8an :
coubers Sslanb nit ben Ser. Staaten
bertnipft uno taniidenlllnternebs
munssssiit gu perbanfeu lit. SD boFe
auiri6tis, Dap oieier Sele9rapb fid ais
Elm bauernbes Electromagnetic betuab<
rem tpiro, tueIdes Die Ser. Staaten bon
Nmerita unb @roBs Britanien i'm 5ries
ben unb Sorti6ritt pereini9t.
q. 6. &ennebg,.
@oub. bon 0ancoubers SSlan6.
Nntnort oe5 ,prdltoenIen:
Br1iioentl@afts s8eb1u6el
8aihinston, 8. 6. rs. @pril1S66.|
On ben 8ouD. q. 6. &enneb1, bon
8aucoubers SsIanb.
8ir oanten Sbnen fit Sbren freunb,
liden @rub unO bereinigen uns nit Sbs
Hen in Der Soffnuna, baB oas llnternebs
men, bei1en Gelineen nun gef6ert 1T,
fortseiest tperben mose, biz Is beioe
gontinen!e berbin6et un6 Die Shore
melt 0ffnet fIr gemeinIame uno ooultdRs
oige @erte Der Civilization.
Nn6ren Sobnlou-
@m. $. Seuarb,
Staats ,Secretdr.
Cincinnati, q 9lpriI.
MebI feiterSuperfein ,80O-S.50.
Ggtru 900 9.75, SamiIien MebI
1O.50-11, faucn PA
98eisen i'm Steigeu, menis Nners
bietuneen. SO. 2 rotber 1.98-2.0O,
SO. l 2.25 alter rotber SO. l 2.30-I
40 Ggtra 2.40-50.
&orn in suten 8esebr gu $50
i'm GIebator. 66-68 in Sd6en.
safer fef 45-46.
8Ogsen fet 81 $50.
Cert ieit gu 1920, 1850
fur Ganabiide.
Bbists 2.22, uub ifau.
9robifionen feiter NIT uuber"
anberten 4reiieiu.
Web Sort 284.
Seiten 14-144.
&Iare Seiten 17f.
Sdm ereien Fau, 4reife bieleIbe.
Z Built ats 114--15.
Ba con 124.
@6maIa 20.
9rocerien llnberdnoert.
8aumfpo Ile ffau, genaue auOtas
tioneu tonneu ui6t gegeben uer6eu.
Soln 1874.
2ouisbiIle, 26. &priI.
8IdtterS abat felt, Rreiie bon
3-78. *
SO eB Bort fet 3n n,
Bacon ftieg.
g 6uItern 12f.
&Iare 9eiten 164.
3u6er Der. g9inten %.
8efes g DIM ala 10.
Superfeiues Ne6l $50,
Soru go.
9afer As.
g8bisfep %.
Ser SIuB 1T Ia 8ub i'm Canal uuo
RAID fteiseno.
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8ortsmoutb, 9.9, 81. sIpriI

l. vi III " " or ~ <Aplt1
@m. S'@reen, Elm Senier uno 9lns
fiibrer in Der neali@eu Gaitport Ggpe,
bition, ertIart 6eu S'Maboneb 6ffeut>
lid ais einen gamndfopf. Sofnune
auf GrfoIg ieb aur nit Noberts une
Speenen. -
Sine Delegation bon Stem 9ort III
in @albineton, UNI setretar Seiuaro
gu bitten, eeeen bas ueberflIIen Der
Gmisrantens gdife sdritte gu tbll,l,
ba bieieIben epibenifbe 8ranfbeiten
einbringen.
Cine eroBe 9lnsabl n,iibiser Sleser in
gleubern uno 3oanote SsIan6 baben Die
@eiiuns erbaIten, 6ab lie bonn /. M1ai
an feline 6ationen mehr erbalten.
SIM @enat puroe Elm 8orf9Idg ses
ma9t, setpiiIen Gontrattoren fir 9farine
@egenifdnoe cine Grleidterun9 81 ges
tpabren. Sen6erion idlus Dor, bieielbe
Bis gum eriten @ontas i'm DECEMBER gu
beridieben.
Bottom, 81. 9lpril.
Cane unb Comp. baben beute i6ren
sausen @orratb anBoHe. eegen SOC, 900
@fnno, bcrtauft. Det Nlarft iuar lebs
baft. @ute gSoae tpurbe berfauft gu
45-59k oas Bfunb. Ohio Sdurs
WoIe bradte ben bodifen Yreis.
RaebtrdsIiebes aber BEN senat.
Senbrids uno glge fpraden gu 9uniten
Ser BiG (far Grridtuus zines gSaifen.
Suuies) glart unb 3ibbIe oa9egen.
sluf ben 9lntras, Oh bic Biu Bis gum
DECEMBER beridoben iuerben iole, tuuroe
@amens ,sIufrufseforoert unO bic 6raee
nit II gesen Is Stein.
9auis beantra9t, oab bic Bill, nsl6e
bic 8uIaifuns bon Gslbern, bic bom
SlubaI Boar6 beriuiligt iuorben iino,
autoriiirt, bonn Gonlite einberi9tet
iper6e.
20uisbiIIe, 81. slpril.
8latt Sabat quite 8ertdufe, Ill
9ossbeabs Wfebport %, Bacon S9ul.
tern 12f, flare Seiten II, beitesS 6n,at;
20, semif6tes &orn 20 in GdGen, 8ei*
gen 80, Safer As, WebI nm 80 Gents
fir ale grao geitiesen. 8aumiuoIle 81,
Bbisten %.
Ser SIub iteist Iausiaus 81 SUP i'm
Canal. WA.
Stem Orleans, ~. &priI.
8aumtpolIe idtpantenb, gertdufe7OO
8aIIen miboIirs 30, 8erfdufe tpabrcub
Der 8ode $500 8auen, Gingefommen
10000 8auen. Iusfubr in Der ISOLDE
1880 BaIIen. Seute angefomInen240
gin Sau6 153, 45O BarIen.
aaTfee bon 2Oc-$1, @uperfeines
NebI $50, aOru feit gu 1.O5-1O, Sa-
fer so, Sort % 80, Bacon @9uIteru
1s4, Hare seiten ia, Sen 80.
Sterling 10, Sob 80, Stem gort
Baut Sheds I Yremium, SradteH uns
beran6ert. ~ !
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
Mad)t : Oepel1ell
sSr Die .etaats.s eituns'. bsrtstst.
SanbeIsbe
Rlus S8afbiHstOH.
Observation-Disclosures,
Sunaersnotb III alabama.

Eenier.
@aibineton, %. @priI. 9 Is
nat. Die Bia, cine teIesrapbif9e gers
binbnus NIT Guba ber;uiteIIeu, tuur6e
aufsenomnen, UNI bas bonn Saus bet
idloHene amenoement gu priifen, iueIs
DIES aber bertuorfen tuurbe. Gin Con.
feren; sGomite fam in 8orf9Ias unb
iuurbe angenonimen.
8ilion bra6te cine Geiolution Elm,
Die SenntsSaue am nd6iten Conner
flag abeno an s. 6. WfurOo9 fur cine
8orleiuns gu iiberlaHen, nm CUR CT.
riGtun9 elmer BaiienanitaIt sefalIener
&rieser bei3uiteuern. Ieripeisert.
Stem Sort, 81. Gpril. Or. 8eG.I
beridtet, oab teine Cholera .aranfen
uuf Elm SoipitaIf4iff senOmmen NOR.
Den Fno. 8lpei tpeitere SobesfdIIe Ia.
men Dor.
New 9ort %. Gprn. Dasg6as .
bepurtement ertldrts, bab Die S9mug.
eelei an Der canaOif6en Grsn3e sdn;,
lid aufg eb0rt babe.
Montgo merg, Qlla., BIdtter
entbaIten 6eri9te ii6er Die 4eiben uni
ben Wansel in Derf6iebenen Counties
biefes 9taates. 8uiueilen fab man BID
300 @eiber Dor benz COURTEOUS itebeu
UNI Otationen in Gmpfane gu nebmen
OieIeIben tamen oft aus elmer @ntfer'
nuna bon 1870 Mleilen. Sn eineu
l1mfrcis bon 40 Nfeilen nm WiOutso.
mcrs, sibt es 700 GamiIierL bic it6 il
f5rmli9ss euHcessnotb beFuAeH.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28

Bon SBafbinston. -Sic seew,9orter SsIssa.
CATION un6 bic Reconftruftton.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
GFcnrft to I,
mad
Stem gorf
II
BuIIarb'S
= y u . y y ~ y
81 E tp : - 81 {

" e tu Or T
;eigt benz Beiu1er Al Meilen Der
Stabt. SO bat cine peripectibiide aas
fldt bon 43 GtraBen, ausgebeno bonn
8roaowab, Mltorbaus, Git1Sau, Combs,
Srbin9baus, Stem gorf SoteI, Bars
NUNS Mnieuns, Srinitptir6e,
Sebes Gebdube auf benz groaopap
CUR 3eit ais oas @anoranta boGenoet
tuuroe. 9lnoertbalb NfeiIen melt Die
Oonpfboote, 700 Yfer6e un6 g9aaeu
uno 10000 Qeute.
8attcrp uub Castle 0arbeu,
nit einetn Mort, man fiebt &Qes 70 ae $
nau. oils OBJ man ielblt our9 Die Straz
BEN Der 9ta6t ginge.
5000 @eiddftstafeln linS auf benz
Broaowab aIlein gu leben. Oas Bas
noratna lit aaf 18, 900 Sua6ratfub9eins
tuanb genaIt, tuieet 1900 Yfunb. mar 4
Sabre in 9lrbeit unb foitet SIG, 900. Gs
1T bon nebr als elmer Wiiuion Mlens
i1en in ben Ser. Gtaaten un6 Canada
beiu6t tuoroen. Sci ieoer 9orifelung
tuirb eiae nnterboltcn0e nu6 beIebren6e
erfldruns geseben peroen,
g8iro ieoen Nbeuo big BEN %.
9lpril i'm
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Dr. Rim8's /
Oi6penlarD
fir aebein.e 8ranf6eiten,
seO. 3, ,.Det ablren pOm Sublic equare

gO. 3. ssUei 1biiren pom NnbIic 8auare.
Gonorr9ea mirb in .penieen Tagen c5ne
S9mer3 gebeit. sSebe 2rantheit Der Draane, Strits
taren &C. wsssen in turaeiter Strip sePeiIf.
Syphilis, primaer, secundaer oSer tertiaer,
werben efettiu unb nit Musrottins ales Sites ses
beilt Mae bic beiratHen pouen ioten bas beionbers
i'm Mues bebaIten. 4ae Gruptionen Ipersen srinbIid
eurirt. dp26 3R
56m69e. 9ieie Rronfbeit bot ibreu
uriprung in gebeimenGemo 15eten unS bat surSolge
uon SGudcbun gen Ses 6Srpers. bic unbebinet per.
bnbert uerSeu io!Iten. Tribsetise AItersf@wdGe 1T
cine Der 9aupturiG3eu. @ue bic bieie 2rdntbeit 5o
ben, fouten iib pom Sr. Ring beien lafen.
OF. Sing 1T bilis IN ieinen 8ere9nungen unS lies
ert ale We5isinen irei (Nebisinen ,per6en per Bof
oeer GgpreB uddb Irgenb enem Orte geianbtl. gtnn
1breifre 8riefe an Or. o.. Sing SO. 3, Seaeyid
St., Rafbuile, Eenn., ooet ROitoffiee Bog 2e5.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
Cfficielle 8efamntmacbume
Sauseiaeutbiimer un0 Snhaber BON
6Gniern iauerhaIb Der Gprnpratiou.

RafbuiIIs -Eeun.. &priI %. 1855.
Sauseigentbiimer unb 8eDobner bon
Sauiern inuerbaIb Der Corporation iino
bterburd anfseforoert, fofortige @faBs
reseIn gu treffen, lire Sofrdune, Seller
unb 9duier bon aIlem g6mub uub SiIs
gu reinigeu. /
.@eborIge Borfebrungeu iiuo getrofs
fen, bic 8Idse auberbalb oer9taotsrens
gen gu reinieen. /
Sausbetuobner woIlen bei'm 8einiaen
redt biel Salt berbrau6en, Sa berfeIbe
Der Geiunobeit uusemein 3utrdsIid lit.
Ser Gitp 9faribaI, ODER elmer ieiner
Oeputirten miro bic Biireer borber bonn
Gintrefen Der Carts, Die gum 9lbboIen
bes S6n,uses berumfabren, beua6ri5<
tigen. s 2.
Seoe 5utuiberbauoluus aeeen obige
8erorbnuns tuiro NIT Der sausenStrense
oes Geieses beitraft tueroen. j.
Sr. SO 4. Brown,
ap1 3m Wapor. AKA
4 -
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
Selegrap6, Na6ridten.
Oeatbmitta8s Ocpcf6c".

RacbrfcbteH BON 9BdibinstOH.
Denominations BIan Der Stem sSerfer
Delegation.
Grnennunsen beS NrGiIbsnten.
Ser Rrnae bon Sefferfon
Onbis.
Sen. Grant in &idmouc.
Ole 6enter.
Seuer in 8 etroit. -
Na6ribten aus Gan 6ranci6cO.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-04-28
SIR YaiIagiere
rad
Cairo, ct. 2ouis, Mentpbis, @idsbure
Stem Orleans,
ans allen anSern quntten auf ben
uutsrn ane Obern Gtr6usn. BE ia ben
weiffiiiTppi mIHben.

Die Roftu;us anb EorSweisesns Giienbabus CONS
pagnie. in 8erbiubung NIT Der nAtIautte yu6
Mtfiiffippi s. 8. Comp" uirS Paiiaeiere mad
obeagenuaaten qunttsn 81 foIseusem Rreiien befsrs
bern lite GIafie. 2te GIahe.
NafbDiHe naeb Gairo, $1,000 8, 800
. st. 2ouis 80. 400 1870
Rempbis -. 1890 Hoo
gidsburs .:... $500 1900
"a Gep0rlenns. $500. 1s.OO
Sad uuen baspii@sn IiessnOen qunttsn rosrsen bic
Rreiie Sbaltnismdbis bere&net. F
WGsrssiten ans s9Iafftattsn fns In erFer Glafis
einbegriffsn. ts ap263R
~ 3auft Die Sidets in Der Office,
Gfe bon Gbur9 uno GUNNER gtrase,
benz ct. Gloub SoteI gegeniiber, ODER in
Der 81. II. 81. SIS. 81. 81. Sidet Office i'm
Chattanooga Depot.
0S5> Die 3ige ge5en tdsIid5 UNI u5r 20 Riauten
pom Chattanooga Depot ob uto trcffen regeimdfia
nit ben abse5enSen 9dmpfern suiGmHtsn.
S. 8. 8oo6 man,
Gen. 9idet assnt, ,. atI. u. Riff. 8. 8. Comp.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28

BECOMING CoNvERTEp-The Sacramento
Union of the 25th, is evidently becoming fear
ful Of the imposition now being practised up
on the State and nation by the infamous Lad
der Company that are building Rail road
over the Dutch Flat route Ii sees failure
and disgrace iu all its operations, and is pre-
pairing "sott place TO fall" 1t wants the
old wagon road over the mountains from Sac
ramento to be continued and used, and "a rail
road built to PacervIle to carry the freight
and passengers that cannot be accommodated
on the infamous swindle that they intend to
fasten upon the country as a national rail road.
1t thinks The travel would, of course, have
preferred the railway car TO the slower sage,
but single track railroad with heavy grades
would have been bothered by the excess of
of freight. Even when the Pscihc Il irosd
shall have crossed the mountains if Nevada
takes fresh lease of prosperity and gains pop.
ulaiion and wealth which her undenlable re
sources render probable. there must be more
or less freight for teams on the old route for
this single track railway will have, in addition
10 the Nevada trade. The business of Nevada
county and the Excelsior district and large
share of the trade OF Idaho" And this is the
manner Of rail road that the nation is 10 be
cheated with, for tbebenstit of localities and the
unprncipled swnderS. who are building it,
when rontes. over which a suitable road. OF
capacity sufficient 10 accommodate the business,
could have been more cheaply built, lie inviting
" open for he National highway. The Ualon
knows that their road, when completed. will
be comra' lively worthless. and that the route
will ultimately be Abandoned and would en-
courage the wagon roads. in order to deveope
aud populate The settlement of the richly
iimbered hills and fertile meadows, between
Pacervlle and Sporismsn's Hall"
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28

BETWEEN LIFE AND DEArH-Late on the
night of the 10th fearful accident occurred
TO a miner IN the North Star mine, at Austin
Nevada, Reese River. The Rere1Ns states
that while a man named Marshal Ruff was
working at the btotom of the incline, cleaning
up preparatory to running level, grea,
mass Of rock and earth fell from the roof and
crushed him to the earth burying him almost
completely. In the falling mass there was q
bowlder which completely filled the width Of
the incline, in the sides of which it caught, OF
1t would have crushed him instantly 1t re
qnired the united strength of dozen men tc
turn the bowlder aside
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28

THREE THOUSAND DoLL.Rs DAMaGss-The
W Washington correspondent of the Herald says:
In The CircnIt Court for this district an sctiou
was brought by McGhaw against Mr.. Clephans
10 recover dam ages for an alleged ibellous pub
lication. charging the plaintiff with di>lova!ry
and with being a secession sympathizer. &c.
alleged To have been written and delivered 10
Mr.. Dana, then Assistant Secretary of Wa
The plaintiff. at the time. was in the employ q.
the War Department. and was dismissed from
such employment, 10 consequence OF Mr.. Gle
planes letter. The case has been brought TO
a close, The jury awarding damages to Nc
Ghaw in the sum Of $4,000
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28

DRAISAGE OF MINEs.-The Yreka Journal
says that J. c. Carroll, Of Scott Valley, has
perfected model of machinery for new style
OF motive power from water. 1t consists oil
pipe laid from ditch, stream or reservoir sim,
liar to hydraulics, in the end of which are two
cylinders, with branch pipe 10 each In the
branch pipes are valves. which are so arranged
as 10 allow the water to rush into each cylin
der alternaiively, driving down plungers attach
ep to walking beam above. As each plung
er reaches the bottom of the cylinder the low
er valve opens ard let's the water ont, while a,
the same time The upper valve closes, thus
shutting the water off into the other cylinder
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28

SAD Consciousness On Monday last the
infant daughter of c. II. Allen of Browns Val
ley, while being drawn about in q childs wag
on by one of her little sisters. met with an ac-
cident which caused lis death. BY some
means the wagon was upset, and the child
thrown violently to the ground, striking upon
It's head ard Featuring lis skull The suffer
er fingered IN great agony until the next morn
ing when il died. A few DAYS afterward, the
h'ile son Of Mr. Matthew OF Napa, had his arm
broken By similar accident.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28
REPORT OF FAIR COMMITTEE
on
SQuarza's Punches.

HNHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED
Il by the Mechanics Institute, on the occasion
of the last Fair. to examine and decide upon Com.
pounds and California Inventions, consisted of Dr.
Isaac Rowel, Dr.. Beverley Cole. and VIM. H
Keith Esq. The following is extract from the
Report of these gentlemen: The Liquors Punch
es, Tonic Bitters Cordials, etc. prepared by V
Squarza are, without exception, the finest articles
in their liue the Committee have ever examined
All of Mr.. Squarzas preparations have these srea:
merits over other compounds OF similar charac-
ter; lst That none but the best and purest LIQUORS
are used. ID. That no Sugar, Syrup or Sweeten-
ing principle Is ever used except that obtained BY
maceration of sweet fruits hence the nutritious
principles contained in the fruits are also impaired
to the Punches. That the following materials are
also obtained by macerating the various fruits
flowers, plants and herbs which contain them in
stead Of using the ordinary expressed essential
oils The great skill of Mr.. Squarza consists in
his ability to blend tremendously and in the due
preparation the various materials used so that
there are none wanting and none in excess. Some
OF his preparations are medicinal, and deserve
especial and favorable mention
New Nos. 800 and l22-Old No. a.
Iedesdorfi' street.
N.SQUARZA'S PUNCH MANDATORY
Wholesale and Retail
Opposite the What Cheer House,
ly-nlI San Francisco.
The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1866-07-28
A Card.

TAKE THIS METHOD TO THANK THE
Il citizens oil oroville and the people OF Butte
county eeaeLaily. Tor the many fdvors conferred
upon me- and the liberal patronage extended 10 me
during PERIOD OF ten years, that | have been q
resident of Butte county,
= And now having taken up my residence in San
FRANCISCO ana having disposed OF my business in
urosllle 10 M \. Howard | would recomue I'D
MIN 10 all OF my Old customers. and wish tor him a
continuance o. their patronage q; the old stand
heretofore Kept by me in OroviiIe.
GEO. E. SMITH.
No. Gus Montgomery street, near Clay street.
ho'-u San Francisco
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Notice to my Creditors,

rs>HE EXCESSIVE HEAT. THE HARDNESS
Il OF the times, and the disposition to keep all
you get has induced me 10 notify my creditors
that may possibly some day get up and get =
and II they want their money in U S. gold coin,
the sooner they call for it the less interest they vii
lose.
have also on hand some choice liquors which
VIII sell at retail prepared after the oriental
style. Come and get your money, and come and
get my liquors. One sip Of this will battle the
dropping spirits in delight beyond the bliss of
dreams. Be wise and taste.
N.ZAMBOLICH,
At his Saloon, corher of Plaza and Huntoon streets
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PACIFIC
Mail Steamship Comply
THROUGH LINE TO NEJV YORK.
Carrying the United States Mail.

~fs LEAVE FOLSOM STREET WHARF
AAlAAs- ss at II o'clock A. NJ. on the 10th, 18th
and 30th of every month Except when those dates
fall on Sunday, and then on Saturday preceding J
for Panama. connecting, via Panama Railroad
with one of the Companys splendid steamers from
Aspinwa for New York.
On the 10th, 18th an 30th of each month that
has SO days
On the 10th. 10th and Both Of each mouth that
has 81 days.
When the 10th, 18th and 3oth fall on Sunday
they will leave on Saturday preceding: when the
18th falls on Sunday, they will leave the Monday
following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches at Manzanlllo. All touch at Acapulco.
Departure OF 18th and 10th connects with French
Trans Atlantic Co.'s steamer for St. Nazaire, and
English steamer for South America.
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer
for Southampton, and P. R. R. Co.'S steamer for
Central America.
Departure of Both connects with English steamer
for Tumaco, the port of the new mines.
The following steamships will be despatched on
dates as given below:
STEAMERS FOR JULY.
July l9th-GOLDEN AGE. Capt. VIM. F. Lapidge
connecting with NEW YORK. Capt. Bradbury
July 0th-CONSTITUTION. Capt E. S. Farms
worth, connecting with ARIZONA, Captain
Marry.
taulll passengers berinei through. Baggage
checked throuGh-l00 pounds allowed each adult
An experienced Surgeon on board. Medicine
and attendance free.
These steamers will positively sail at IL o'clock
passengers are requested TO have their baggage on
board before ten O'Clock.
ThrouSh Tickets TO Liverpool by the "1nmau
Line can be obtained at Pm. S. S. Co. Office in
San Francisco.
For Merchandise Freight, apply TO Messrs. Wells
Fargo & Co.
For passage and all other infol nation, apply at
the Pacific Mail Steamship Cos. Office, corner Sac
ramento and Leidesdorff streets.
OLIVER ELpRIDGE, Agent.
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HIS NAAs-The name of the man charged
With rape upon little child four years of age
and examined before Justice Dudley, is Q. A
Weaver. After his discharge some of the eli
sens, residing near Linden. got him in posses
sion. ard passing by Justice P. w. Dunley be
claimed bis protection. Justice Dudley inter.
fered and secured bis release. Las, night q
couple OF citizens got possession OF Weaver,
and The result may only be supposed. So
says the Stockton Herald, July 2e,b.
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Two boys, and brothers. named James and
Cornelius King both of Folsom. were drowned
10 the American river on the Goth instant
They were aged respectively ten and twelve
years. and the accident was occasioned BY tho
elders attempt TO save the younger. who had
fallen into the stream, from drowning,
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NEvEsgNDING.-We often wonder. saws the
Grass Valley National, if the time viii ever
come, during our editorial lite when we shall
De able TO persue the local columns of San
Francisco newspaper. without finding some
thing abou, LAND grabbing troubles" aud "the
Nicholson Pavement"
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The CouSrY SEAr.-A question Involving
the permsnency OF the Calaverss county seat.
which has long been contested. was settled by
the Supreme Court few days ago. pcremp-
tory writ Of mandamus being ordered 10 Issue,
as prsyed for. It's present location is Moke
iumne Hill. This action will cause its remov-
al 10 San Andfeas. The several trials IN this
case have cast the county aoou, 100000.