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The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
-NeW advertisements,
TaiNiEC NOTICE.
Montana Mining Co.
Located In the lllino;stown Mining District,
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.

NOTICE Is HEREHY GIVEN, THAT AT A
~ m citing of the Trustees of said Company,
held on the 25th day of April. 1871, an assess
ment OF fifty cents per share was levied upon the
eapital stock OF said company. p yable in United
States gold coin, on or before the 25th day OF
Nay, 1871, to W.B. STOREY, Secretary of sad
Company at this Office, in Colfax. Any stocl
upon which said assessment shall remain unpaid
On the 25th day Of June, 1871,
viii be advertised on that day as delinquent. and
dniess payment shall be made before, will be
sold ON the 10Th day of July, 1871, to pay the
delinquent asse sessment together with costs Tor
ldvertis. .ng and expenses OF sale.
WM. b. STOREY,
Sec'ty Montana Mining Co.
Colfax April 25lh. 1911. a20-iw
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

The PIo-N1c.-Last Saturday the young
people of our town held their previously an
nounced picnic in a grove in the east end OF
the Norcross lot about half mile from the
Courthouse. Though this was ostensibly u
young folks picnic, all classes attended III
lar c numbers, AMI the day was passed pl as
antly The day was fine, the grove anc
grassy fields declsed with wild flowers splend
id, and with swings, feastings and various
sports and plays, most enjoyable old
fashioned picnic WAS had In the evening
the young folks met at the hall and wound "
the days enjoyments with a fine pleasant
dance.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CArHoLIc.-Rev. Father Kelly viii hold Divine
service in the Citholic Church, in Auburn every
third Sunday in each month"; at the usual hour.
MsraooI5r.-Rev. j. II. Peters will preach at
the NJ. e. Church at L o'clock tomorrow morn
ing a11 the NJ. e. S lbblth School VIII meet at
the same place Immediately after the Church SER
vices
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

The WEATHER. E.-AlI hopes of rain in time
to farther help the grain crops on the plain.
and in the low foothills up to an elevation Of
six or seven hundred feet in this county is
now about abandoned by our farmers. Our
farmers yet have hope of better crops Of
grain and hay than those of most Of the
oufties in the State The fruit, wine, an'
berry crop never promised better and, il
fact, more on less rain in these foothills doe
not seriously affect these productions.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

VERY CooL.-Mr. Magerle, who is sup
plyng our people with splendid ice and SUI
n ,ror article of soda, had the eifrontery to
dump chunk of frozen mountain water
in our office. Yesterday. We were not much
insulted, and would have been less So had
the day been warmer
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

TEACHERS lNsrwurE.-lh he Placer coui =
~ Teachers Institute meets rex Wcdnef =
dav and continues lis sessions, morn
ings and afternoons, closing on Friday even
ing. The programme is printed in circulars,
one Of which Superintendent Kinkade has
kindly furnished us. We very much desir-
cd and fally intended to publish this pro-
gramme in this issue of the HERALD, but 4"
rush of new advertisements prevents our do
ing so. The Teachers are required to attcn'
and very full and interesting sessions arc
expected.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
a Glorious Cha-Go.!
THE GREAT WORRIES TONIC.
Plantation BiGGGters.

This wonderful vegetable re-
stov0tive is the s1aec.~&nclaaT OF
the feeble and Gcbilitatel. AS q
tonic and cordial fer the aged
and languid, it has TO equal
among st0MacEics. AS y remedy
for the nervous rycar6HNsa to
which vycnnen are especially sab
SeCt, it is sunerscdinS every other
sti,--ulant. En al! climates, tro.si.
cal, temperate, cT fstg' :, it acts
as Il specific in every sprcie3 Of
disorder which U.idciElirscs the
bodily strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. For sale by
all druggists.
August 27th. 1870
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

THE R1NK.-The Skating Rink at Armory
Hall, of Peden and Lobner, is doing Jo'ly'
thriving, rushing business.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
e EATS ssEEM ALLY.
CIR y
PATENT SPRIN G. BET
Combines IirhtneSs, Cleanliness and Elias
telty with Durability.
Received Premium for best
Spring Bed at late State
Fair

IT'S POPULARITY IN CHICAGO AM
4 other Western towns is unprecedented, ant
threatens soon to drive all others out Of tn
market.
The Coils are in Couplets and Self Supporting
thus.dlspensng with Irvine, Cords, etc, an
from the peculiar construction of the bed it il
impossb for it to get out of ORDER.
Being without upholstery it pres nts no har
horage for Dirt, Bugs or any other kind of vel
min.
be seen, examined, and thoroughly tested at tn
wagon maker and wheelright shop of Wv. Mann
opposite the Orleans Hotel, who is the Sol
Agent for their sale in Auburn.
~ Persons wishing further information ar
refcred to Judge D. w. Spear, of Auburn or te
he furniture itself, at the shop.
w. MANN,
Sole Agent at Auburn.
Auburn, January 21st, 1S7l.-my
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

The LAST Foor-sHAKE.-Th Aubur
Dancing Cub give their last social dance OF
the season at the American, on Tuesday
evening This Club of over forty members
gave their first dance on the first Tuesday Of
November last and have kept up a series o.
social and extremely pleasant parties OF,
every alternate Tuesday evening since, and
as tile final shake of the foot and goodbye
takes place next Tuesday evening, full at
tendance and jolly time IS expected.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
Special Notices.
Dentistrv.

Dentistry.
IL DR.. T. J. HOLDEN, Dentist, is now stop
ping at A. Adrians, where all persons desiring
irst-class operations in his line can obtain his
services.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13

MORE STRAWBERRIES. 5 X. la ned o'
Rattlesnske Bar vicinity, presented us, Oh
last Saturday, with splendid, selected boz
of Triumph de Grand strawberries. We
examined them, tasted them, sent them t'
the picnic, where they were the most ad
mired and praised of all berries on the grounc
Stephen is an old typo, but has found
better place than printing office, on hh
fruit and vine ranch, a few miles from here
His wagon is in town loaded with good
things every other day.
The Placer herald., 1871-05-13
Mineral Land Surveys.

April 18th, 1S71.-iw.
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GEORGETOWN.

BAD MANAGEMEST-Last night, about half
past ten O'Clock, while large number of resi-
dents of Georgetown and the West End of
Washington were returning to their homes from
the opera and elsewhere, a careless driver ran
his car off the track into the mud hole opposite
the War Department. There il stuck for a halls
hour or more, delaying five or six other cars
loaded with disguised passengers. The con-
auctOrs and drivers of these were requested to
accommodate the passengers by jumping the
track and running around the obstruction, but
said they would be suSp nded if they did On
some roads they suspend conductors or drivers
for refusing to accommodate the passengers
who sustain the road. On this one they reverse
that rule.
HIGH wATER.-It was feared last night that
a sudden rise in the Potomac would take place
and that the whaTves along Water street would
be flooded. This morning, however, no appre-
tensions were felt, as the stiff northwest wind
carried the excess of water caused by yesterdays
rain down the river in heavy volumes.
RECEIPTS OF GRAIN.-W. III. Dougal has re-
ceiyed $500 bushels OF wheat, and Hartley &
Bro. 800 bushels OF wheat AMI 3 900 bushels OF
corn; the latter goes in store, price not being
satisfactory.
The CANAL.-There is now plenty of water in
the canal, and loaded boats have recently come
in very rapidly. A line of them (mostly loaded
with coal) now reaches from the collectors
Office to a point nearly mile above.
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE--Tbe sales of wheat
to-day were as follows :-753 bushels at S1.63,
and three lots, one of 800, of $50, and 800
bushels at S1.6SK per bushel.
The TRENCHES for the new sewers in Bridge
street cayed in considerably at several points
last night, owing to the rain of yesterday.
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Condensed Locals

Mr.. Hallett Kilbourn, we regret to learn, Is
confined 10 his residence by an attack Of the
chills.
Mr. VIM. Forsyth, the Surveyor, has again
located in his old rooms in the northwest corner
OF the main floor Of the City Hall, the courts not
having any use for that room at this time.
Collector Slater yesterday assumed the respou-
sibility OfallOwing rebate of four per cent. on
all taxes paid before the LIST OF December, in an
ticipatlon of the Governor approving the bill
passed by the Legislature.
Fisk Mills, the sculptor, has just completed the
model for life-siZe equestrian statue OF the late
Secretary of War, General John A. Rawlins. In
accordance with an act Of Congress, passed in
July, 1910, IL viii be placed in some one of the
public reservations in this city.
The Board of Public Works yesterday signed
the contract for the erection of the new cas- ern
market-house, and the contractors will COM
menee work at once. Ii Is their intention to lay
the foundation this month, If the weather per-
mits.
At meeting of the Medical Association of
the District OF COum bia, yesterday, a resolution
permitting mt mbers who desire to do so to con-
suit with col bred physicians IN good standing
was called up, and, on motion of DIR. Busey
postponed for two weeks, in consequence of
there being but about thirty-three members
present. II is thought that the resolution will
be adopted.
ALASKA DIAMoSDs and French Gilt Jewelry
the latest styles, at Prigg's Jewelry Store No.
45I Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th
treets. .
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AL E X A N DRIA.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONvENTION-1he Sunday
School convention of the Baltimore Conference
OF the NJ. K. Church South, will meet in the
Washington street church in this city tO-mOr-
row. Delegates are expected from all parts of
the Conference representing a membership of
. 600 people, and about $50 schools.
ARREST OF DEsERTER.-United States
deputy marshal J.. /. O'Neale, boarded the
schooner Marshall &. Perry, bound out, off
Jones Point, last night, and arrested and
brought ashore seaman named Daniel Whes-
tern, who had deserted from the schooner
Abbott Devereaux. lying at this port, and gone
to Georgetown and reshipped.
CITY LICENsEs.-In the injunction suit of the
Adams Express Company vs.. City Council of
Alexandria, Judge Lowe of the Corporation
Court OF this city, yesterday refused to dissolve
the injunction. The object of the suit was to
enjoin the City Council from the collection of
specific tax of $500 on the Express Company for
doing business in this city.-Gdzette, last eueninq.
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OFFICIAL,

OFFICIAL PUBLICATION OF THE ACT OF
August l9, 1871, FIXING THE TIME FOR
HOLDING GENERAL ELECTIONS IN THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
AN ACT fixing the time for holding the General
Elections in the District of Columbia.
Be II enacted by ths L<sisLatlcs Assembly Of fhs
District 0 Columbia, That the general elections
therein shall be held on the fourth Wednesday Of
November OF each year.
SEC 3 And Be IL fmTfasr esaetsd, That whereas an
emergency exists for the immediate taking effect of
this act il is hereby declared to be in force from and
after its approval by the Governor.
CHARLES l.. HULSE,
Speaker of the House of Delegates,
WILLIAM STICKNEY,
President Of the Council.
Approved, August le, 1871
h. ID. COOKE. Governor an Ism
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CITY ITEM

Go TO SULLIvAN's Great Gift Enterprise.
commenced to-day at IL O'Clock at the Excelsior
House, 5GI 1ith street. The lottery closes to-
morrow night at IL O'Clock. Many valuable
prizes are TO be drawn, and fine lunch will be
served mp each day.
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LOCAL n Wv s.
Amusements. &C., Tonight.

National TAeGter.-T srepa-ROsa Opera Troupe
in "Satanella or the Power o. Love"
WGIrs Opera HoNse.-JOhnny Thompson, "On
Hand"
Odd PLIERS HaIl.-Lecture by III. CLAW Preuss
Fourth Pyesbyierian ChHrck.-Lecture by Vim
cent Colyer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-15

FOR THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHRsT, "BrOtcns bronchial Trocl>s" are of
value. For Coughs, Irritation of the Throat
caused by cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal
organs, IN speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial results.
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NEW STORE AND NEW PRICEs.-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
ALB 9Th street, between ID and T.
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YoU ARE TROUBLED WITH BAD BREATH
1t annoys your friends well as yourself. You
would like to get rid of Ii, but scarcely know
what means to adopt. We will tell you. Use
the fragrant S0zOdOnt, il will cleanse and beau
tify your teeth, and leave your breath pure w 6
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HOSIERY DRPor for ladies', gents, misses. and
children at G. Bsums, 4os It'll street. Ten per
cent. OF BY the half dozen. The largest assort-
ment Of Balbrigens.
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MEN OF BUSINESS from all sections find the
American House, Boston, the most central for
business purposes of all the hotels, and at the
So me time one of the best in the country. The
management of Lewis ltice & Son, which has
heretofore rendered this hotel popular, is still
continued.
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LET the bald and gray use Halls Vegetable
Sieilian Hair Remover If they desire as good
head Of hair as in youth.
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the injunction. The object of the suit was to
enjoin the City Council from the collection of
specific tax of $500 on the Express Company for
doing business in this city.-Gazete, last eUening
CITY ITEMS.
Go TO SuLLIvAN's Great Gift Enterprise.
commenced to-day at IL O'Clock at the Excelsior
House, 5G7 18th street. The lottery closes to-
morrow night at III O'Clock. Many valuable
prizes are TO be drawn, and fine lunch will be
served mp each day.
You ARE TROUBLED WITH BAD BREATH
II annoys your friends well as yourself. You
would like TO get rid of Ii, but scarcely know
what means TO adopt. We will tell YOU. Use
the fragrant .SozodOnt, il will cleanse and beau
ufy your teeth, and leave your breath pure. WIS
MEN OF BUSINESS from all sections find the
American House, Boston, the most central for
business purposes of all the hotels and at the
same time one OF the best in the country. The
heretofore rendered this hotel so popular, is still
continued.
For THROAT DISEASES AND AFFECTIONS OF
THE CHEST, "Br0tcn's bronchial Troch>s" are of
value. For Coughs, Irritation of the Throat
caused by cold, or Unusual Exertion of the vocal
organs, III speaking in public, or singing, they
produce beneficial results.
LET the bald and gray use Halls Vegetable
Sieilian Hair Remover If they desire as good
head Of hair as in youth.
NEW STORE AND New PRIcEs-The latest
Novelties in Scarfs, Bows and Ties, at very low
prices, just received at
PRICES Gents Furnishings Depot,
ALB 9TH street, between ID and Z.
OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
NJ. D.FRANK & Co.,
The Original Hdtters,
Late OF Pennsylvania avenue,
Are to be found in The MAY Building, 500 eth ST,
opposite General Post Office. Take notice of
name and number.
n. B.-NO connection with any other firm. tt
WEATHER STRIPS, for excluding cold, wind.
rain, snow, or dust. HAMILTON & PEARsoN's,
NJ. &. A. Building. sc
WHERE is FRANC,
At 43S 18th street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all OF the latest styles of
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at a lower figure than anywhere
else in town. Call and see for yourself. t
HUMAN HARM SWITCHES, Curis and Braids,
new styles just received, at g. Baum's Hair
Depot, ics 9TH street.
DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies. gents.
misses and children at G. Baum's Corset Faeto-
~, 40s eth street. Don't mis- AXE the name or
number.
ABDOMINAL CoRsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order, at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
FIGURES WILL Nor LEI
Hoac Large Fortunes Are MADE.
Ca. 81, r AoIs foR TIE PEOPLE:
otS S NJ naS nines are solu IN the Cmted states
anu pr,c,,n rno,,,d ,nn.Us
Wheeler & Wilson. Si5 90 SIS 90
NeW SInger-....... 81 % 65 90
ELIAS Howe. IS 90 IS 90
Wilson Shuttle Al m IA
The above prices are for exactly the same
classes OF machines as sold in both countries.
] here Is scarcely any difference In the cost of
material and labor in any Of the above-named
machines.
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally an
prices are correct and taken by him from cirs
cylars published in the United States and Ena-
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OBSERVE CAREFULLY.
NJ. ID. FRANK& Co.,
The Original Hdtters,
Late OF Pennsylvania avenue,
Are to be found in the May Building, 500 7th St,
opposite General Post Office. Take notice of
name and number.
y. B.-No connection with any other firm. tt
WEATHER STRIPS, for excluding cold, wind,
rain, snow, or dust. HAMILTON & PEARsoN's
y. Nj. G. A. Building. SO
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C0RSs, Cdr. White, chiropooist, No. as
i5th street, opposite Treasury, Washiseton, aad
NO. North Charles street, Bsltinoes. success
Re, without pain.
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GoETz PArEHr ksyLEorrNa Gas AND
tity OF gas OF coal oil consumed without The ma
Of then They are cheap and durable. Al. 70
senthsl, No ~ 9Th street, 10 the agent for them.
and Also foS 0eetzs Double-cone Chandelier
Refiectors, and tts Diamond Din usiye Daylisht
Redectors.
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ALASKA DIAMONDS and French Gilt Jewelrv
the latest styles, at Prigg's Jewelry Store. No.
45I Pennsylvania avenue, between Al and 9th
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WHERE Is FRANC,

THE Halter?
At 433 9TH street,
next door to the Original Francs.
He keeps all of the latest styles of
Hats, Caps, &C.,
and sells them at lower figure than anyvh here
else in town. Call and see for yourself. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-11-15

ABDOMINAL CoRsETs, in white and drab, al
sizes on hand and made to order. at Baum's
Corset and Hoopskirt Factory. Don't mistake
the name or number.
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DOLLAR Kid Glove Depot tor ladies' gents
misses and children at q. Baum's Corset Faeto-
~, 40s eth street. Don't mis- AXE the name or
number.
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HUMAN HARM SWITCHES, Uuris and Braids,
Depot, iCs 9Th street.
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. HKNPLER has all kinds Of Thermometers and
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nv REApISe-Fron D. shiilineton we hav.
I-Fss SoHrnGi. the Lady, Josrnai. and
Ia5t.sFs bdSar, all for November 25 a., g..
ShllngtGa and from the National News 81 'o ..s
have IAc Galszy, for December, an interestine
numoer,l and rom the National News Co. We
literary Weeklies, S' VI
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TIC dDOVt Prices are Tor EXACTLY the same
classes OF machines as sold In both countries
There Is scarcely any difference In the cost of
material and labor in any Of the aboye-named
machines.
Afaarit.-w. G. wilson, President of the
Wilson Sewing Machine Co., personally APP
prices are correct and taken by him from cir
cplars published in the United States and Eng
land under the corporate names of the COM
panies manufacturing said machines.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-08-12

Francisco and the Eastern cities are becoming
avery important agent in the transportation;
of cold in bullion or coin, which was hitherto
monopolized by the express companies. Un-I
derSthe law which permits the carriage at
mail rates of packages of any goods, not
weighing more than four pounds. 1t would
seem that gold can be sent by mail at much
lower rates han by express-effecting great
saving to the shipper, or receiver, as the case
may be. Thus, $1,000 in gold, weighing little
less than four pounds, is taken by mail lot
So Is, while on the same amount by express
sl2 so is charged. II the amount to be sent 10
over $1,000, or four pounds, as limited by law
it is made up in separate parcels of $1,000 eacn'
to the same address, which is perfectly admls-
sible. The saving by this new mode OF Trans
mission is so great that more gold Is sala 10
20 into the mail bags than as freight; ana az
the security is equal, an insurance can De oo-
tanned on mail shipments at the same rates as
on freight; There Is no disadvantage whatever
connected with this new and cheap mode Of
forwarding coin or bullion. 1t is even assert
ed that this new method of shipping has had
30 much effect on the prices Of exchange, that
bills are now sold for three quarters. OF one
per cent, where one and one-quarter would
otherwise be- charged.
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yenk Points OF the New Code.

A mass meeting Of the citizens of Green
Vile was held in the Courthouse on sales
day last to take into consideration the
enormous fees allowed lawyers under the
'.New Code OF Procedure at Law" recently
enacted by the Legislature of this State.
Colonel Townes, who was called to the
chair, explained the objects of the meeting,
and reviewed the features OF the New Code,
taking the position that, under its provi-
sions, many small estates were swallowed
up by the costs OF legislation. Messrs.
Easley, -.rle, E. F. Stokes, T. Q. Donald
son, DR.. Sullivan and Major Crittenden
continued the discussion, and the following
preamble and resolution were then intro
duced by DR.. Latimer, and unanimously
adopted:
"Whereas, We, the citizens OF this city aud
county. In mass meeting assembled, for the
purpose of expressing our opinions In refer
ence to the New Code and the many oppres-
sive features embodied therein; and, whereas,
as the members Of our bar have announced
their willingness to cooperate. with us in
petitioning the next Legislature to modify
or repeal the Objectionable features; be it
'sResolued, That committee of three clti-
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Wbltnarp.
In Hfemoriam.

JoHSsoN.-Died, in Beaufort, s. c., on the 2sth
OF July, after short and painful illness. DR..
JOSEPH F. JOHNSON, In the 69th year or his age.
= In the death Of this good man and excellent
physician this community has sustained great
loss 70 his bereaved family bis loss is irrepara.
BILE. Where shall they, with his numerous ie!auves
and friends, look ior that devotion and Skill
which highly cultivated mind and large pro.
ressiensl experience gave him None VIII miss
him more. than the poor, TO whose call ne Was
ever ready. Although moving 10 narrow
sphere, his abilities and requirements qualified
him for far larger field Of usefulness Il his mo.
desty and circumstances had not welded him TO
his native place. DR.. JOHNSON studied medicine
in Beaufort, and graduated ct the Medical Col
lege in Charleston in the spring OF 1887, when ne
obtained the prize for the best Latin thesis. de
also attended one course in Philadelphia was
greatly pleased and benefited by the lecturt OF
the distinguished Professor George B. Mcclellan.
He was for many years member OF the Episco-
pel Church. aud through life exemplifed the faith
OF consistent Chiistian. His friends feel con-
soling assurance that his gentle spirit has been
transferred from world ful! OF cares and per.
plexitIes to far happier abode, and now rests
with those Of his pious parents and his lamented
brother, c, lionel B. ]. Johnson, who fell IN his
cause at the first battle OF Manassas.
ANXIOUS.