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LAND SALES. sc.
VAL UAB LIE
IRON PR0PERTYEOR sale,

THE undersigned proposes 20 sell accommodating terms
IL bis Laurel Furnace and Lands- conssEg Of Eve
or six thousand acres situated Dickson county, about
miles Southeast a Charlotte Immediately the line Of The
n N. W. Railrosd Said Furnace in successful Op
Grafton and entirely new having probably The best Engns
and Blast in the State IL Is well supplied Nth Ore and f
her, Also about 90 II well 1imbered Land vi
excellent Ore Bank situated in Hickman county Tezn,
few miles from Rtna Furnace And also, the Bual0 Iron
Works situated in Lawrence county. 1enn n properly
has about 900 Of Land which large bodies II
Iron Oreexceent water power Main BuGao. aud also
Chiefs creek-on which good Furnace Stack, just
completed There excellent arn the Ia place,
which Is within miles Of The Tenn Ala Railroad
Ny object in selling, is 20 concentrae NY business
have lately purchased Carroll Fsrnsnes; and hzFrg
Iron Property than attend to, wish 20 sch, and
make il 10 the interest Of any desiring 10 purchse
property buy Of Any wishing 70 purchase either
Of the places call ~ Lauei kur1ace al Car
Furnace Laurel Furnace the ekmsn Lands
and on s. O. W Napier the buffalo properly ihoss
lands Either Of whom viii take pleasure in showing hem
the property. W. c. NAPIER.
dec2l-dtHAwlm Union copy. tend blu 70 this oaiea
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Strayed or Stolen

LNR0M tie stable Of Isaac Paul the night q January
1lth, BAY HORSE about fourteen hands high, both
ind feet white above the heck The face has very
bushy tai No other marks TecOected Any person
ing the horse. giving any Information Isaac Paul
viii be literally rewarded. CATHERINE STOUT,
jani4 Near Franklin Depot
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ELECTION SATURDAY, MARcH FIRST.
FRIDAY, JANUARY Is, 1866.
Isank ed Tenne.eec.

TT FOR RENT small heat FRAME DwELIISG
HOUSE, No. 2S Spruce Street. Enquire at this Office.
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t3g@ Mayor DOUGLASS, Of our sister city Of
Memphis, Is at present sojourning in our city.
lie has taken rooms at the Sewanee
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sun RIES.
on BBLs No. Mackerel;
~ go do do do;
10 d Soft Shell Almonds;
30 1--WE COLON Dem Johns;
116 boxes W. r. Cheese;
70 coils Cotton and Lutte coriage
100 dozen Cotton Bed Cords and PoW Lines;
100 barrels Fixes Magnolia whisky.
100 toxes Ra.sins, assorted size boxes;
20 bags Pepper;
Sc kits No, 2 Mackerei;
100 dozen Cincinnati Brooms;
Received BY late arrivals and FIR sale by
DAVIS, PILCIIKR co,
IAs5 70 Public square
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VTScxSxEs, Ind, June 18Th, 1853.
Prof J. Wood As you about 20 manufacture and
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative win state
for whomsoeyer uAy concern, that have used IL and
known Others H. that have for several years N
the hEbt Of using Sher Hair ReSoFatves and that nd
yours vastly superior 20 any other know. II entirely
ceanse the bead Of dandrun and with months proper
use vii restore any persons hair to he original youthful
color and texture giving 4 healthy soft and glossy ap
pearance and al this without disco oDg the hands hat a
ply it, or the dress which drops wo1ld therefore
recommend s use 10 every dessous Of having nns
color and texture 70 hair.
Respectfully yours,
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NASHVILLE PATRIOT.
TER MS.

Daily Patriot $500. Trweehy Patriot $500
Weekly Patriot, $780, Weekly two years tive
copies year $780, in ADVANCE Clubs Of Tx weekes
or more in advance, 1900.
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C. JOHNSON.

Memphis AND CHARLEsIoS RAN RoAD Tie
bill loaning the Memphis and Charleston Rail
Road Company 100000, which was vetoed
BY the Governor Of Alabama, after il had pass
ed both branches Of u Legislature, was taken
up on the l9th inst and passed over the veto "
more than the requisite constitutional u.sio,i.
ty. Ii has yet to undergo the oraea. Of tie
lower House.
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wrN~&S DYSPEPSIA AND HDIGgsri0S.-fhese great
Ex~~GsS scourges of people cannot be too well
derstood or the Of avertng curing them too
highly appreciated The person who discovers any
OF cure alienation coniers benefit upon his fellows and
is deserving Of honor This desirable contamination has
been achieved and not only may dyspepsia be cured but
may prevented by the Of HooHands German Bitter
prepared by DR.. c. NJ Jackson, Philadelphia, which med
cine spoken Of in terms Of the highest commendaon by
thousands who have tested its efficacy. Il Is perfectly in
in its nature and possesses the valuable property
Of improving the health Of the robust well restoring
she health OF the sick. See advertisement.
PAoF WOODS HAIR RKsToRATIvE.-The testimony Of ell
who thoroughly tested the virtues Of this celebrated
article that viii restore the gray and the bald eradicate
disease of the Scalp preserve the hair falling and preserve
the color perfectly to extreme old age. II is put up
both with and without sediments. See advertisement
49, To Nervous suferers.-A RETIRED CLERGYMAN
restored to health in few days, after many days
Of great suffering, is anxious make the
Of VIII send (ree) the prescription used. Di-
rect the Rev. JoHS ~ DAoSAL, No. 80 Fulton Brooklyn,
Yew York.
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ASornVE CDAoEl'r The Musical entertain
ment by Prols. Hess and Weber, last night,
having been received with demonstrations II
the highest qualification, they have Concluded
90 give another tonight Lovers 81 music,
who had not the pleasure Of beiAg present,
should not fail 10 attend on this occasion. They
have rare opportunity to enjoy themselves.
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Respectfully yours,
WILSON KING.

81. l0uis, June 60 1853.
Prof Wood As are about 20 prepare and your
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion Of H. viii state that my hair few months
very gray and aer using two bottles Of ycur HAlr
s,oratve resumed s original color and since appcA
tion ali daudruf has disappeared om my head have
been troubled with dsagreeable itching % the scalp
satshed that those who use u VIII not regret r. Il
gives the appearances Of having been recently oiled AN
prepared therefore, 70 recommend is al who are de-
slEoas Of having beautiful head q hair.
an, SIR, yoars, Ac-
A eFFWaRT
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 7

he subscribers beg 70 call the attention q their friend
Spring SALES."
We shan be p epared by the 10Th Of february to show
Our Foreign Department
viii be supplied with almost an entirely new stock whrA
has been personally selected by Of the house IN Ea0pa
We invite particular attention TO
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shall be able to show an the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In Silks, Barages, Barags de LANES chalIies Tis-
sues, Elegant Robes, Brilliantes, Grenadines d.
Baiges, French, Scotch and English Muslins Lawn,
and cambrics, Fombazines Alpaecas. shawls searfr,
MantillEs, Talmas, &C., &c
ALSO,
vsYy large stock 4 FRENCH SCOTCH and IRISH Ra-
BRoIDksIts. WHITE GOODS, IINENs, LINEN GOoDs,
RIBBONS, &c, &c.
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large ,tO,k embracing every variety Of
English and German Cotton. Silk and Lisls Thrsaa
hose, Gloves, Aitts, and Small Wares, &C., &c.
ALSO,
AlehOiee stock Of Goods for
GENTLENEH's WEAR and TAIIoRs UsEA
Also,
Carpet Department,
Every variety Rich Velvet, Wilton Tapestry Bru.
sells, Ply and Ingram Carpets. Canton Mating.
Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs and Druggets; RICK cUE.
TAIN sTUFFS, in great VARIETY; and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
"A fafl asa rNN4.U 81
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400 REWARDll

ID ANAwAY from Ne sub cribcr Friday the ssh Dec
IL esek Negro hAa hanei "A ARR Who Gals him.
self HENRY.
se rather spare made aboa ve Iet nine or ten
inches high, Weighs seeu 80 pss asa With ne q rs Eve
teeth cat cay and gene - A nahnes aud uors COATES
- Gee whea he lt We y carrner b. trade aud uAs
hired 70 toierAa Sp4in, tarPsatefs AZ Nashville His
cothng Nas ~ good, has e.nao b. described quite
ints Een and a e probable Ne e Try and es 20 Ca
ala N FTs hS al I've rewEra aeiveiss 70 ne % Nash
Vs or hs ooneeemsat IN ian al say poia4 - ai ean
ga hm.
sais RsgTp ssasss 70 Jo. ". Aneh r. Esw Orleans,
vss ieh 10 ny carr ~ HIS ia All
Ssshsils, Jssii-a GEo. c NLKs,
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Domestic Goods Department,


AMERICAN, COTTON AND wooLLEH GOODS.
Werspeat what have oen said beDre that Il 4 eur
intention 10 or the Southern Trade Of The Largest
STOCKS 81 Goods, and 20 81 eB iotC as tev rs sod
ia any market 10 ne c01Rty
Our Foreign Fabrics 6UR oWN nFoxrAfon ana
particularly adapted TO Southern eousumpton.
We shall he glad 10 The trade Ia our market The ecu-
Ing easou ard TO shov them stock vtk ASSURANCES
that Il viii be for The Hfsres Of CLOSk BUYERS to exam
inc Il
Our terms are CASH or GOOD NOTES. payable fasayS-
dtig az bdnk We shall also adhere TIE syst fwhieh
has worked wei the past season. Of selling Rsac ed brorn
and Coored COTToN 6oCDs for metz eash Mdnu1crsr,
cost prizes.
BANCROFT, BELTS & MARSHALL,
200 and Gil King s.,
Jans-Sm Charleston, =. q.
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PIANO FORTFs.

Va a IL. . - a a. MAN
~ AVE jest received eight Piano Fortes; -
H have several On de vAs, and wHkeep -
ounstsntg on hand good assortment u lust III HHH
such Instruments VII - y
sPEAK FOR THEMsELv YES.
kvey Piano FORTE sid ey shall be warranted 10 every
rePeet We Fdiay invte ficads AMI al those ia
want % superior % truc. give o. = cal Al No Il
loleEe - ldese-Nl W. RI FRERNAN.
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STATEMENT.
OF Harahoru, C0hh',

The name Of The corporation Is ETNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, located at Hartford, Connecticut.
The Capia is Five Hundred thousand Dollars, and Is
paid up.
ASsFfa
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The Manager having announced bis dsferminasioa 10
make this the mot popViar Lottery in the world osrs
February lah scheme that far aQpaes any schcuse
offered IN The annals Of Lotteries L0ok
kxamlne he CaIllal - prln- T-srf.I
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NHE business heretofore conducted By subscribers un-
4 der the Am Of SNOW, MACKENZIE { Co. Win b
hereafter carried By them under the firm and style cf
AcKRNZIE WILSON.
All persons indebted 10 the late Grin are requested % pay
up without delay, further indulgence possibly 81
given. ALEX HACkENZIE,
J. W. WILSON
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Capital sl2,OOO!
ZOO Prizes Amounting to $50, 600!

100 Prizes Amounting to $50, 900!
Tickets s.; Halves "a; QArtsrs S.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION
PsFsons s<rpg osey ~ maH nesd nof Far lts asins
lc4t Orders pautSuaiY Aftsn3s too. Cenmzn,cass0na
ccnt6eatal. haak Notes Il usd hAaks taken par
fhose Wehtne pari eni4r rrrnsrrs shoa1 ofdsr tne.
diateiy. Address JANIS .. wIsrKR, Mas, esF,
Maol4 "a.
iaaai-td o., FOX ff3 Nksaxn1n 2. o.
Le0at sALk--A suaal kslss unf ~ on sprace keaA
a ssFeetart g Lea 10. io& Gur iarfAsF pastiss is
ulazs eai a. . ~sncs. eesis-a
Coin Sacks. Corn sacks
NE have u store ara sfe nrrsaFlT rceessrg 1n ~
W bashsl o9S tBCRd coRH kkcAF, = sttA - insilr
lhe atteatsa q shipprFs. ~ u GORDON a CO.
H aa4
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Prepared ard sod a. ia Market street between
4h aud SIN ~ Loais No., and $40 Broadway Hew YoFk
For sale in Nashville, a. Manufacturers prizes, By
EWIN BROTHERe.
g. w. HENDERsHOTT.
Also for sale Prof woods Oriental Eanasivs Ualmsn
and Vegetable Is Pills, warranted better lhAn anJ cher
the money IN al refunded See circular Or al ns
cessary inf5rnatar viii agents
noFiI-dfrwauly
No. as Dey S. New York
CNITHS sELF-ADJUsTIEG STOCKS, TIES ana
- CAAEAI6-ths cay prsmium aHsrdsd b. he Amer
can lnsfne a. ter iat fr ~ TIE Crystal Pancs foS
sELF-ADJusTiNd STOCKS 20 p ,. SMITH, Nasahae-
tarrr, Ne. Is Deg a., Nru fsrk
Merchants Hii hud greatly % thrir afvAntaze 10 ca
and exanine Smih excessive q ihsse very
fashionable artc or ne nsek Great iudac-nsnts wi -
odcred g. Jo5ters fom estfrn and sauiAern c1sies
Recreacs he ksd aeaEy a q he ors-eiass Joh
bag HoaEes o. Nes Tak C'y. fssT-
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Gold! GOldI! GOld!!l
1900 PRIzESi $4,000 DOLLARsi
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

BY AUTHORITY or TIE STATE OF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO s TICKETS
TO be drawn Concert Hall, Macon, Ca. under the
sworn superlniendenee Of Col. Geo. N. Logan
and Jas. 4. Nisbet. Esq.
THIS LOTTERY Is drawn on the plan Of the Royal Lot
terry Of Havana Of single numbers.
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MACKENZIE & WILSON
RE- making arrapsemsns, extend the manufacture 70
n their wrought iron stove,
The popular soYe Of The south and Southwest Orders
compiled 70 lay over, can nov Be speedily 6lled.
ROOFING, GUTTKRIEG, 60
The out door soss uprising al Tin ard Copper work,
connected with dseilng hoasez, ubie buildings lc &c
paced under the entire su2ernsndenee o. W Jones
BY tbis arrangement an worl 81 IN. ,bv, ...rt,.
trusted % ~ Snl BE- finished vel can ts dons IN ne
Eastern cities, and - the lowest possible rats
Tin and Copper Rco are warranted fr Ave v.sr. A n
perfeey saieg-tght and respectfully refer % ne reef 81
the First Prs bytssn Churrh he largest roo IN ne
city which has not leaked single drop vas pus en-
faes Unprecedented In the annals roonnx N ftnneasss
TINWARE.
Our rsv.rs = made b the best mechanics hat 10
CAsTINGs.
Ihs ssss Pi'sbarE Castings sia,s on hand and Al ~
CAST IRON STOVES.
we sass on saSs a =. tines IEsr s.os q bon Cook
are determined n5t 10 Be sndsr1oit.
CRATES.
We have on hand .Fgs stock u Dr.snF Roon Parssx
AID Oaes GfAtes from ne BE- znacuT, Eass sna Wssk
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Our assortment varied oospriss many Articles -
sestA :. hss esesng Al s sale a. he DE-st price 81
An uers entrusted saite sxssutsl win pnosvrrw.
and nssrAEeH and ~ hops 70 ressss share pubc p.l-
NashvIHs. Jan-s-s --- : "l'1'N
JUd0 b bhlEA,
ATT0RSEN AT Law.
tofAss Ne. 80 cLsrEy street, Up ssairs1
HAsHvILLK, Tsnn.,
III AFlnH re'urei ne Traefce q he Las, sn dareis
II hussf axruaissis ne dakss q 81 pfofsIran.
iAnie-iy
wrass 3 q nrnsIsr
WOODS 4 MERRITT.
4 TTOR NEYS a r LAIF.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
oaHce Ne 50 Cherry street
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The su' joined interesting extracts from let
ter written by an American officer at Nicaragua to
lis friend in Washington, dated:
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We cheerfully give place to the following
communication received late last evening
from the distinguished President Of The
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

81 have no doubt that the free and slave States
ought to separatc"-J $. p. Of the .Ne,0 Yort
I5tdl9te.
1T is the duty of The North, in they fail in
electiug a President and Congress that will re-
store freedom to Kansas, to rcyolutionize the gov
ernment"
Resolutions Of a Blach Republican .Neetjng IN
UiSconSi0.
~ pray dayily that this accurscd Union may
be dissolved, even il blood have to be split"
Blacb Republican Clergyman Ia Po9g6hcepsie.
1--WE earnestly request Congress, at its present
session, to take such initatory measures for the
speedy, peaceful. and equitable dissolution of the
existing Union. as the eXigencies OF the case may
require"
Blach BepU5iican petition to Congress.
"Tbe Uhion is not worth supporting in connec-
ton with The South.-H GreeieY.
A DlsUNIoN THREAr-" Governor g. Robinson
writes from Camp Sacllett, Kansas, to friend in
Fitchburg, that "if Fremont is not elected, this
Union will not last four years!'
These are the friends and supporters Of John
c. Fremont the Sectional candidare for the seat
once occupiedb by Washington.
Friends OF the Union, the Constitution, of
Liberty how Ike you the Record?
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Spirit of Black Republicanism.

At black republican meeting at Monroe,
Greene county, Wisconsin, on the 3lst ult.,
the following resolution was adopted:
"ResoIoed, That it is the duty Of the North;
in case they fail in electing President and
a Congress that will restore freedom to Kan
sas, to rcoolutioaize tie gop9nmnt"
The Poughkeepsie On. .Y) Telegraph
states that its editor heard few days ago
black republican political clergyman make
the following declaration
Rzy~ ~ pray doily that this accurSsed
Union may be disS0lped, cpen i blood hare
to be split"
These utterances (says the Detroit Free
Press show the sentiment by which the
black republican party is animated. Can
any lover Of his country lend the slightest
aid towards the elevation Of such party to
poWer'
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
a Chance for a Republican,

The Washington Union has the following
offer, which is mada in good faith. VIII it
be taken!
We are authorized to bet two thousand
five hundred dollars that the State Of Hi
nois will cast her electoral vote for Buchanan
in November next If the sum is deemed
too small we are furthermore authorized to
increase the bet to five thousand dollars.
EXTRACTS FROM Mr.. BuCuANANs SPEECH
ON THE INDEPENDENT TREASURY BILL.-''lhat
country is most prosperous where labor
commands the greatest reward"
"From my soul ] respect the Laboring
Man. Labor is the foundation Of the wealth
of every country; and the Free Laborcrs of
the north deserve respect for their problty
and intelligence. Heaven forbid that |
should do them wrong"
INDIANA PolImcs.--We learn from our
Western exchanges, that the Fremont and
Fillmore parties in Indiana, have but one
Electoral ticket in the field, the same cleo
tors being appended 10 each Presidential
ticket
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

CRosstNG THE ONO IN A BuGGy-The
Cincinnati Coiambia says that the Ohio riv-
err is 50 reduced by the drought that on the
23d an agent Of Adams Express, and one or
two other gentlemen, rode entirely across
the channell in a buggy The point of cross
iug was near Louisville short distance
below the Falls.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
For ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, or more than five, hrst
insertion So 90; each subsequent insertion, $50.
For half square FIVE LINES, less, $500; each
subsequent insertion 90.
f-grLiberal deductions made to monthly adver-
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
TERMS:

Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one
year, S6,0O> six months $500; three months $500
One month s1,O0; single copies, twenty five cents
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
lLnlino q foiaI deht Of

Without questioning the motives of
the Supervisors we can by their own
figures reduce this debt. Their re-
port of 18th of May, 1855, shows that
there was in the County Treasurer's
hands the sum Of 5,G62 25. Of which
amount 81, $50 belonged to the Gene
raj Fund and was ready to be applied
to the redemption Of the above debt
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
TOR PRINTING,

Large additions have recently been made to the
Job Once and work of all descriptions Will De
executed in superior manner
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11

And after deductng it the debt is
This same report shows an account
against the then Sheriff. and upon
which the county now has a Judgment
against him, which is good, of 49,.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
THE PLACER HERALD.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE;
Main Street, Auburn Cal, (at the old stand,) by
TABB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDEkSON
MITCHELL & ANDERSON.
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Political GiGns.


The Charleston (S. O. Erenjad NeacS is
supporting Buchanan and breckenridge.
That paper has heretofore been an advocate
of "Amelicanism," and its editor, john
Cunningham Esq, was delegate and one
OF the Vice Presidents of the first Philadel-
phia Nnow Nothing Convention. The New
bedford (Mass.) Express, the Know Moth
ing organ, has recanted, and hoisted the
fac of Buchanan and Breckenridge.
The Donelson party, says the the Louis
Vile Courier are considering the policy Of
dropping Fillmore and associating Linn
Boyd, Alex Marshall Gen. Pitcher, Johnny
McCalla, or some other defamer of Clay, on
their Presidential ticket.
There is not single Fillmore paper in
Vermont, and it is understood that there
will be no Fillmore ticket in The field in that
State.
The Cincinnati Gazette is lamenting
Benton's defeat in Missouri, and says 'that
the only hope of saving the State from
Buchanan is to drop Fillmore and unite on
Fremont"
A letter to the Boston Post from South
Wolfboro, New Hampshire, says; "Every-
thing looks we'll for Democracy here-there
seems to be falling off from Fremont all
over the State"
Hon. JonN HlcEMAN, Of Pennsylvania
who has hitherto been opposed to Buchanan
has come out strong for the Democratic
statesman and announced his adhesion to
the platform.
In Ohio, large numbers of negroes are
stumping the State for Fremont.
The Sacramento 1n,erjcy@ gives list of
the Fillmore papers in the State, including
the daily Sonora Heyald dead and the
,geeh1y Stockton 1ygaS. The latter is daily,
but acooE}y, not loeekly. The A1Aeyjcaa also
includes the Marysyile Hoal3, daily and
weekly, but which is now mapping it in the
lap of Fremontism. So here are four papers
too many. 1t also 9lores in the support of
the San Diego Hauld, which Of all pieces Of
paper bearing the impress Of types we have
ever met with, is the sickliest.
The daily papers advocating the cause of
Fillmore are the Sacramento Americon, Stock
ton 1rgus and Marysville inquirer. The
daily papers in favor Of Buchanan are, the San
Jooqaiin RcpaJhcan, State Joa1nal, Marys-
vile Express, Butte Record San Francisco
| He3aH, lSun Globe, and two German papers
in all, nine, or three times as many as
those for Fillmore. The entire list Of demo
cratic papers in the State, daily and weekly,
is 28, against which there are 8 for Fillmore,
and 4 for Fremont There are 20, or more,
newspapers which are not ayowedly political,
making the whole number published in the
State about 80.
A Chance for Republican.
M JTn;oa, Iao tLo fnlIC
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
This leaves a debt

There is also another item which is
Just and should be credited upon this
debt, it is this: Out Of the General
Fund of 1853 and 1854, there was
paid the greater portion Of the cost
Of the present Court House, and in
1855. we find there was collected on
account Of the Court House Fund the
sum sum Of S3,GG4 90. Now as the
General Fund had paid for the Court
House and thereby increased this debt
it is nothing but right that the Court
House Fund should pay it back--this
amount then should 90 to the rcduc-
tion of the above debt ..........,..
The Placer herald., 1856-10-11
Loaving the debt, Win interest, at

Leaving The debt, with interest, at
This same report also shows ac-
counts against the Sheriff Of $4,000
worth Of Foreign Miners Licenses,
and an account against the Assessor
of l1G Poll Tax receipts at S3 each.
We presume that large portion Of
these receipts were accounted for by
the old officers in cash; but we will
claim nothing from this source, but
take the debt as it stands above; and
we defy amy person to find a mlssiate
ment in the account. The above then
being the debt, we will now take the
figures of the "Placer Press Of last
issue, as far as they go, and our own,
to ascertain the present debt,
The 'Press' sets down the debt of
The County on the Ind day OF June,
1856, without interest, at ...........
so far 80 good, but why did not the
Press 90 on and give us the debt to
October lst. 1856, when il was almost
a. easy Ia do 50 as il was 10 make O.
out to June 2nd. This is Il beautiful