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The Placer herald., 1860-04-07
". SHERMAN. - i''''''NN'i
SHERMAN g. THEILkCKER,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Wines, Liquors, SyrUps, etc, etc,
OPPOSITE TIE AMERICAN HOTEL,
AUBURN, CAA.,
1TAVING opencd large stock of superior
II Wines. LIQUORS etc. are prepared to supply
,nv demand from home and abroad. and therefore
invite the patronage of the public
rS- Orders from II distance are solicited
Good. delivered free of charge.
Aulurn. March l7th. lS60.-my
The Placer herald., 1860-04-07

BAANNSSlmun Slunh n.ea., nauA .Mo,lsag,s, aua
Biank Pcrsonai JlorfgageS, now ready Tor sale
a the Placer Herald office.
r Tobacco Chcwers have any lavorite brand
~ the leaf. they viii hc sure tn find 1t wth
T. GOODklND a. co
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The Opposition
Dry Goods Store



Still Further Reduction in the Prices |!
Cheap CalicOcs!
Mcrrmack, Spraguc and other Manufactures,
sold at 10 cents per yard
Bicdched and B,Oun .Nus/ins fr0m Ga 10 20
cents per yard. French LarnS at 25 cents
per yard
Hoop Skirts,
From Is cents to 500
Silk and Straw BOnnets.
From $500 TO $1,000.
PaRA SOILS, from 81 25 to $40, CHLNA
.MfITI.NG. from rs to 80 cents per yard.
Ladies and ChiIarenS Sh0es. UaH PapT, Pei
pet and Mgrain carpet, " indoW ShadeS,
Tindou Shades, oil C/0ths Il Ruggs
THE entire stock will be sold in proportion Of
the above named articles.
GOODS sold below City prices!
Nsa~ MIND the Terms, they are CASH|
COUNTRY orders pnnctually attended to.
S. LUBECK.
ITardy's fire proof block, Main ST., Auburn.
March 3lst, 1860
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ORLEANS HOTEL. .
MIN STREET,
AUBURN. CALIFORNIA

THE undersigned wouldrcspcctfullyca call IA
L the attention of the Travelling Pub taa@4M
lc to the superior accommodations offer elaseaN
ed at this old established and well known Hotel.
The House is we'll finished and furnished through
out and the rooms kept in the best Of order. The
Bar supplied with good liquors and the Table not
surpassed in the country. Terms moderate. and
every attention paid to the comfort of guests
gssT' Borders by the Day or Week takcnot the
lowest rates. JACOB GIBSON.
Auburn, Feb. 10Th. lS59-my Proprietor
n. B.--The old customers of the House will be
pleased TO learn that Mrs. Gibson date MRS.
ElLlOTT). still assists in the charge Of the Hotel
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r, f)EgIGEI..

SO CALIFORNIA STREET. SAN FRANCISCO.
Keeps large stock Of Gents, Ladies', Misses and
Childrcns Boots. Shoes and RuLbers.
Also, receives by every steamer, Il lurge assort-
ment Of Boots and Shoes from the following
Houses of Philadelphia; L. Miles & Son; D. X.
King a. Co.; Leonard Benkcrt; G. Henkct Z,
Conrad. Also. the best assortment Of Eastern
goods always on hand.
March 10th, 1860 - 3m
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PIONEER LIVERY STABLE!
ZOE prenlia a
SUCCESSOR TO wlTMAHSH KIMBALI.J
Commercial street, Auburn, California.

"AVING purchased of Messrs m
Il h Whimarsh 4 Kimball their en- KhNtN
tire interest II this stable, the under N'TN
signed would say to his old lrendsand thepnblie
that his stock OF Buggies and Carriages are un-
surpassed by anything in similar establishments
in the mountains. Also. an excellent stable of
Harness and Saddle Horses. are well trained and
safe which will be let to customers at reasonable
prices for
G A s II OF LY!
Transient stock left at this stable will receive
the best OF attention ut reasonable prices. The
old customers of the establishment are solicited
to continue their iavors to The new proprictor
and he assures them thatt they will have no cause
to regret 1t. Horses or Mules Rept iiv the week
or month at the lowest prices. Hacks bug gics'
and carriages furnished for excursions in the
mountains. under the care Of careful drivers who,
have thorough Knowledge OF the country. Calls
and Try me-. D. GUIOU.
/ July 9th. 1862
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To Lawyers.
DistriciCourt SubpGnas for sale at the Placer
Herald Office.
The Placer herald., 1860-04-07

fTlllS MEDICINE, both for Acute and Chronic
L Rheumatism, and for all impurities Of the
blood. is one Of the most safe and chcctunl
remedies ever yet offered to the aillictcd; and
though now for the first time placed before the
public, yet it has for long time been tried, and
found TO do just what it purports to effect, viz:
n radical cure for Rheumatism 1t will not cure
all diseases. but will accomplish all it proposes
to do Try it, and Judge for yourself.
General Agency Depot, Todd's Valley Drug
Store.
Todds Valley March Bird, SG0.-Gm
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Overland News.

The dispatches to the Sacramento Union
from St. Louis, are to March 18th.
The House has passed the bill favorino
proposals for carrying the California mail,
until Congress takes action.
The prospect for the passage of bill e.
tablishing a telegraph line to California is
said to be constantly improving. A large
number OF telegraph men are in Washing.
ton pressing the matter. Yesterday they
visited, by invitation, the Observatory of the
Smithsonian Institute. They have detertnin-
ed to 90 on with the work if Congress will
give $4,000 per annum for ten years
The Post Office Committee believe daily
Overland Mail can be carried for one million
of dollars year, instead of fourteen hun
dred thousand, as was first supposed.
The last Washington report states that
McLane leaves to day for Vera Cruz, to resist
the blockade Of that port by Mramon.
In the Senate Toombs has introduced a
bill for a uniform Bankrupt Law.
In the House, Nelson, from the judiciary
Committee, recently reported bill declaring
polygamy an abomination, and annuling the
laws of Deseret, or Utah, in reference there
to; also imposing a fine Of $4,000, and i'm
prisonment not less than two nor more than
five years for persons guilty Of polygamy.
A dispatch from New York SAYS, the Dem
ocratic National Central Committee is CON
slder'ng the propriety Of changing the place
for holding the convention from Charleston
to Baltimore, on account of the outrageous
prices fixed upon by the hotel keepers and
Others. Large numbers of Senators and
members are urging the change, and the
committee, it is believed, have the power.
The bill granting aid 10 the railroads in
Missouri has passed the House by a large
majority, and will pass the Senate. Kansas
City had bonfire illumination, and fired one
hundred guns.
The election in New Hampshire tool, place
March 18th. One hundred and sixty two
towns gave Goodwin, (Rep.) for Governor,
30,253; Cate, Oem.) 25,G27. The RepubI.
cans have III members in the legislature,
and the Democrats so.
The steamer Arizona from Brazos, March
10th, reports Brownsville quiet.
Marquee has pronounced in favor Of Santa
Anna in Mexico. Woll, at GuadaIaiara, had
Marquee arrested. He afterwards escaped
The news from Europe is not important.
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JUST RECEIVED.

JUST RECEIVED,
A SPLENDID LOT OF CROCKEhY AND
IN GLASS WARE with some beautiful BRI-
TANNIA PITCHERS and COFFEE POTS. cheap
for cash John X. GWNNN.
Auburn, March 10th, ls6O.-0
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES Straw berries have
appeared in San Francisco, and are sold at
81 so a pound.
The Placer herald., 1860-04-07

ADVANCE OF THE AGE.-In 1850, stu.
dents who was suspected of freqnentng the
bowling alleys Of New Haven lost favor with
the Yale Faculty; in 1860, the Faculty pro-
vide for students bowling alleys better than
any New Haven can afford.
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EO. WILLM ENT.
s'orner of Commercial and Court Sts.,
AUBURN, CAL.

4 llAN & on hand, and nm constantly receiving
n large additions TO my well selected stock Of
Groccles Liquors. Nc, ut the old corner, consist
ing in part as follows:
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NOTICE.

a Ill KINDS OF BLANKS
IN C,n be had or will be gotten up
at short notice and at moderate prices AT The
Placer Herald Office.
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RHEUMATTSM!

Smith 4 Co.'s New Remedy for Esheurna-
tisnI. and all impurities OF the EIoOd,
Now for ihc Gtirst Time placed
Before tlse Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
PERSONAL.

The United States Senators, during the recess are
tabing recreation to a commendable extent. The om-
niPresent and perpaetic Douglas is at present in
Maine, and is going to MoOsehead Lake a-ishng.
John =. Hale and Senator Wilson the stump in
Maine, with Hannibal Hsmn. lack Chandler of
Michigan is passing few weeks at the old homestead
of his father in Bedford N. II. Senator Coamer OF
Vermont has been speaking in the Green Mountain
State, and bis colleague Mr. Foote, is at West Point
on tie commission. Senator Seward having recreated
among his friends in New-England has returned TO
Auburn. Joe Lane Of Oregon and Mr. win of Cal
icrnia are still in Washington. Senator Benjamin of
Louisiana is In California Senator Trumbull Is stump
ing Illinois most theoretically and the immortal Wig
fall OF Texas lie speaking at the South.
-SignOr Farini, by some said to be a Canadian
Frtncrman, by others regarded us a native of New
York, has opened tght-rope bat 10 with Blondin. lie
announced that Wednesday he would perform
great many daring ieats concluding his entertainment
by sliding head foremost down rope from his cord to
the deck Of the Maid of the Mist. His rope which is
larger than that trodden by Bondn, is stretched at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
THE REPUBLICANS OF MICHIGAN.
SPEECH or GOV. CHASE.

A meeting of five or Elk thousand Republicans oc'
CURED at Pontiac, Mich, on Wednesday. The fol-
lowing is the speech made this occasion by Cover
nor Chase Of Ohio:
FELLOW CITIZENS OF MIcHIGAN.-I come before
Won through the very partial introduction OF the chair
man of your committee but not altogether as stranger
Bat feel that we Of Ohio and you of Michigan are OF
the same family; that we have the same great prn
e;nlss We have derived them from the Ordinance OF
which lies at the base Of your prosperity and your
iysttutions az il does of What would have been
your condition bpt for that ordinance Chains and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
JOHN COVODE RE.NOMINATED.
OF The N. Y. Tribune.

KITTANEING, Pa, Aug IA, 1860.
The Republicans of the Nineteenth Congressional
District have this day re-nominaed the Hon. John Co.
vode for Congress. Mr. C. has already served three
terms and notwithstanding be declined re-nomina-
ton his friends require further service at his hands,
When John CovOdes constituents get hold Of faith
full servant, ike himself there must be great necessity
existing for his withdrawal from public life before they
will consent to let him retire. 1t to many per-
CONS in this District that this is the spirit of Pop
ular Sovereignty" A REPUBLICAN,.
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The Albany Evening journal.

PROM 5000 TO 10000 REPUBLICANS AS.
sEMBLED.
Correspondence Of The Albany Evening journal.
GLEEs FALLS, Aug, Is, 1860.
Delegations from the several townsn the county be-
gan to arrive as early o'clock, and were received
on entering the village by the Glen's Falls Wide
Awakes, numbering some $50 members in full uniform,
headed by the Glen's Falls Brass Band.
About IL o ,lock delegation of enthusiastic Repub-
leans from Fort Edward, Argyle and Sandy Hill,
escorted by tie Wide-Awakes of Sandy Hill and Fort
Edward and two full bands Of music entered the vii
lage in procession, extending over half mile.
AT O'Clock procession was formed, and marched
10 a beautiful grove when the vast multitude were adj
dressed by the Hon. Daniel Ulman the Hon. 4. ID.
Culver, and the Hon. james b. Mexican, NJ G. from
this District. la the evening there was speaking in
the hall recently erected here and capable of hold
ing several thousand people, which filled to over
flowing. The proceedings wound up with a grand
torch-ght procession. II great day for Warren
County. The Republicans here are fully aroused and
will give good account Of themselves next Eovem-
Der. Yours, &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-18
GRAND Demonstration AT GLENS FALLS.

LARGEST POLITICAL GATHERING SINCE lS4O--
PROM 5000 TO 10000 REPUBLICANS As:
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EDUCATIONAL.
CONRAD MEIER,

CONRAD MEIER,
~ TEACHER OF
Arr tn ETC, BOOK KEEPING and the GER
MAN LANGUAGE.
aWRITING of any Kind executed,
Broad, between S;h and oh streets, two doors
above y. CaTusi s Piano Rooms no % ST.
SCEOUL OBJ DESlGN oE tuE VIA.
y GINA MECHANICS INSTITUTE. - The
above School will be opened in the basement #
NE af7 and On ea "h
WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY succeeding, until
the LIST Of May, 1861. Besides Mechanical and
q sometrical Drawing, the scholars can obtain in
structons in Mathematics TTigonOmetry and SUI
veying, If desired. For terms, apply to Mr.. o.
HEINRICH. VINO will be In the school room on the
evenings of Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday OF
this week, or to the Committee
T. H. WYNNE,
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y ,"
--I ro.nort al for the Richmond Dispatch
The Emeute In Kansas.

.,,,oros. Nov. ~ Official dispatches
NAsna;,ed here. state that Mont gomery, the
jast S Se bandit, has commenced war on the
free $50 officers in Kansas, particularly
govsi.nS agents. Gen. barney has been or
i .ls.d there TO suppress IL
se'e" IswCosp pIsTATCH
Ss font NGy r x ssps, E ,e,n r1el. h
@n ~ tlIi.ms aud the officers Of the Eede.
jog bad been compelled TO fly to Mis-.
-. !, 70 escape The "lay hSwkers" OF Mont
sour samuel Scott, of Linn county, was
roHt' an The 18Th inst, and rnary prominent
he -tgsns Of he Territory arc under arrest, with
CUE G.ta In doubt. Reynolds company of
the,' '~scrs were at Fort Scott. In Craw ford
- Mr. Choteau and other merchants had
1e .',,;rd their goods to Missouri.
IN herald also has dispatch announcing
l...ononred burning Of Fort Scott, which re-
81. , is no; credited.
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1hrGcnrsia Lcsislaturr.

sDG1vlLLE. GA, Nov. - Gov. Brown
-, = specIal message yes terday, in which.
".' a., ~ he election of Lincoln, aud In order
ID r,i,e and promote the sentiment OF the
Sac. he recommends that the legislature
~, tsoiial Electors on Saturday next. The
Il.'',,roerdslIon was adopted.
p X Rhst;, Gen. Pillow Of Tenn, aud f..
81 81 Va, we're Invited 10 the Il DOT Of The
3ay. Mcdonald is at Marietta Ca, and
40 feeble TO * TO Mifledgevilie aud cast Il.
.'sss Rrec kIgTidge Eiector, even If The Lee
.',rure were 10 cnouSe him.
-, Is rrohaS!e he LEGISLATURE will take re-
.,,s al,er ;ne ISt prux.-some think adlyu!n
A.. 5 ma ~ a fixed time, and some saw un.
81. sizes aks.n by the Governor.
4hs-e was s. killing irosthsre ri. morning.
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TEUSrEE,S SALE OF A LOTION TT
BY Robt. Il. Lyme, Aae.'r,

FxECUTOR,s SALE OF "A VALUABLE
sH13W THE CT AZ BIZ HMonD' oN T e e
ABQGT 5gq AGRES Of tAJNp, TS%ETII. r
OF WHICH IRE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
LIABLE cows HOGS, PLANTAT.ON UTkN-
Sis, CFuPS OF CORN, SaUCKS, FODDER,
STRAW, Z. c.. A. UGTiON.- will rs The Elk
ecutor Of John Bracket. deceased. sell on TUES
nAY, the 18Th of december, GJ. Ct ris late resi-
dence, at the hour OF IL O'Clock, Nf IA : II not,
the next far day erea ter, that valuable IA - VI
upon which the s4ld Bracket resided al the lime
Of his death. situated as desert be above, oGntsI
ing about 800 of land, half cleared, pJTiion
ct whic h Is meadow, very rich and produ ctIve. -
ne balance of the lard ls well set IN pine and
OAK. The Improvements CONSIST of framed
dwelling, 6Ot'alhIns ? or rnoms; Kitchen. IL gro
quarteTs, barn, state. Cfftlass hUasn, DC. The
location is considered very ha5ltty n,a socIsty
kCCt, convenient to iches and mills. wa m
medlately alter the sale OF the Farm, will Ijs rold
the stock Of Houses, COWS, ho 9, Plantation ttsn-
slls a CaIfiage ard Hairless tnear{ new House
hol1 and Kitchen FnfnilGr5 oToss OF Corn, Snucts,
Fodder. Straw, sc.
Terms OF SALE.-For the land, one third casS
balance upou credit Of one. two and tn es years,
to bear interest from day of sale, which is to be
paid semi -annuaIls. For personal property, all
sums Of twenty dollars apd under, cash; sums
over twenty dollars. SIX months crsdf, for ap-
proved Paper, to he SVEN before property q Re-
nveTed. WILLIAM BRACKEIT,
EXOr of John EracE ett dec ased
SalC conducted by RO Il IYSE.Auc IuO Is I'd
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fffnIsT SALE A HUtsE AND LOT
ON UNION Hlt b. Pursuapt to ths pow
SONS Of deed Of uust, executed b, Philip Wat
klns, Trustee, to NE, on he an DAY Of February.
1s61 and recorded IN the Clork's flee ct HenrioO
county Curt, | shall, IN PHIDAf, the 81 Gay
OF November. 1859. at 4o'cook y ~. 90 the pre-
az 81 s h, fSs 70 ns is ooSe.
asscIfb therein as "a oe,tsin LOT bias on Union
Hull. IN the said county OF henrIcc near the city
se of ssott strest and running hack he tween paI
sei lines. one hundred and lorty seven fset, u.
an aiiey fifteen feet wide, being . portion OF Int
y" 3. square No 22e,l, "a DESIGNATED in . deed
Hoa " tcajah Baten and J. NJ. Carl nEton, to X.
A. fAtsJnS ton, dated Il n Of NAV, kA5
HntSk.
TFEMs-CssEi. a. to $3.50; the remainder Of the
s- ehase mon on 4 crcuit Of months. for which
fesotfabIe note wfil be re auIred, with interest
added frt1a the day of sale, ard deed of l. ust to
secure It'd pay seebt.
Sale nv Rn. b. Lf5E. Aectr. no l3-dtd
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Afntn II nshinSfnn

u,sElNtroN. Nov. - The Pres ideut has
-.,s4.ediy expressed himself against the Sc
.s...-p movement, believing that before revo-
t-,,,t.7rv measures are adopted all conslitu-
mai aud legal means should De exhausted.
The President to-day received Il dispatch
IN Iucge WIil,Sms, al Warsaw, Mo. reIa-
",ets he alarming state OF affairs IN Kansas
ss5I!ora. orders We're transmitted to Gen.
u-rrey 70 resort 10 all available means To
-rc,n he asurEeuts.
The receipts into The Treasury for the week
bsre been upwards Of 81 ,iUU,0ld, mostly the
r7-,,e-is 4 The new loan.
'IsuutsTslcod that many OF the contrac-
.srs 'or The government loan VIII forfeit their
contracts.
L.. A Armstrong. L. 5. N, native of
Georgia, has res gned his commission.
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By Gssdin & Apperson, Aucrs.
COMMANDMENT sALF OF vALu

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF vALUA-
u BILE LOT on LESTER STREET, ROCK
kFrS As Comm issioper appointed by decree
ri tss Circuit Court Of the CIT, Of Richmond. IN
the casG IF Notfst.s against Mofisits. pronounced
the 9Th Feb ssTy. l5oG, shall proceed 70 sell at
public auction. or the prem. seS, on FRIDAY. the
not tie ii st fair day. tic reat estate referred to-
III the plaintiffs bill. conslstiss o. Lot fronting
so feet the south side of Lest<. street., running
ba OK s5 feet. 10 John tnders' limo.
TEEAs.-One- third cash; balance ut and IL
months, for negotiable notes, interest added sat
istnctorIy endorse and title retained TIL all the
purchase money is fully paid
no u GEO. W. RANDOLPH. Conf,
sale conducted by GoDDIS Il APPEksoN
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BALTIMORE, Nov 22.-Flour unsettled. AMI an
81 aGce OF l2o. asked Howard Street and ONO
s3-no tu eTs. \ neat firm red SIl0d SlIS:
EhIte lSh cl.45 Corn hrm-wAIte and yellow
ato5. frovIsicRs dull at nominal rates. Coffee
HsI2J.
NV Yosk, Nov. 22.-Stocks better-New York
LeLitals 10 Government SIS o. Cotton lrresu
Southern IS z5dj 60 W Leaf r2c. higher Corn
l.m aLd InchAnged. Pork frm-mess s l6 so;
PRIME : ~ % Lard dul-li'. Gl2l4c. Whlskey
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BY e. Is. Cook, Auct'r.

EUR1tTURE, M,sCsiLAN6OUS Ar.
z3i inst at ij - elock. vii sell tim, store lot
of genteel FURNITURE. embrac.ng the usual
variety -hLSO.-
A iaree lot OF Misceli I -ors Articles:
DRY GOODS. PAkpWAhE
CHlNA, COOKERY ard 0LAESWAREs
LAMPS. TRAV ELING BAGS,
OIL Pam lNGS, DGoKING-GLASSES,
CLOCKS. FANCY ARrI LES
Together W, m q large lot Of articles TOO numey
ons to Ell umerate. ino 2.l r. ~. COOK. Auct'r.
GTlCk or ssiLLinEnf, HOUSEHOLD
FCRNlTCRE &C., AT AUCTiON.-On FRI
DAY 23d inst, at 10 oclocK III sell, at tbs store
of Mrs. Rebpcca Everett, on Broad. between An
and 5:b strse,s. all the stock contain cd in said
store, consisting of the usual variety OF Millinery
Goods Also
Several articles of Household Furniture, 40.
2, Il. hRaTTAN, COmn'r.
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The Northern Bank,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. pa. M.-It is proba-
biz lasl ali The banks IN This city viii Sus-
p-rd to-day.
WAsHlNGroN, Nov. - The banks in this
cry suspended this morning.
WRESTLING, VA, Nov. - .-The Banks here
have suspended Specie payment
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CHICAGO Nov. 22.-Mr. Lincoln arrived
here tonight lie made TWO short speeches
10 both OF which he asked TO b. excused from
p5li.c4l subjects. He thought that people
would always do we'll if done well by, and
SD, We VIII Try 10 do we'll by all parts OF
the t7nltry-N0rlh and Southland all will
b well W. b rs
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ByRichard Cau.horn, Auctr.

CLOTHING ar AUCIIUN.-On FRIDAY.
= I'D lns'., at 10 o Clook, at my s'ore. will sell
at auction sundry artici.s cf CLoTHiNG. con-
sting Of Pants. Goats, Yeats, Cravats, Half Rose.
SsispendeIs, Nc, &c.
aHOkS.---Also. Boots, Shoes. Slippers, Hats, ac.
LADIES CLOAKS.-Also, an iovoice OF fash
ICnahie G. 9th and six ladies' Cioaks, DO, &c.
no. II CAUTHORN. Auot'r.
,.ALS0-Is Kegs OF, BUTTER, and a sHUCK
MACHINE, Tor Hacking Shucxs
no2i K. CAUTHOaN, Auct.
slaGATELLE TABLE. Will he lid. THIS
~ DAY, at my store, at 10 o'clock precisely, q
hlrdsoms Basa'els Table, com lete and pt rect.
nod r. CAUTH0RN, Auot.
BY. II. Disges, Auctr.
five GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES.
JEWELRY, FANCY GOODS, &c.-Will be
sole at auction, every night this week. at Auction
Roam 70 Nam street slso. a lot of Blankets I'm
gefsnlrts. Drawers fine Table Cutlery, Plated
Spoons, Forks, &c, &c. Sale will commence at
O'Clock, ? Nj. j. H. DIGGES Auct.
ID. :. DooTH, Salesman. oc 3-ts
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Action the New WORT Rants

NEW YORK. NOV. e2.-Tbe Banks Of this CITY
Lave resolved 10 make com mon stock of their
specie as long As II lasts, aud if insufficient TO
nset The demand, then all suspend together
The balance between he Banks y i be settls d
b. certificates based en- national and State Sc.
sEAs
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suspen.ionof Virginia Ranks.

NORFOLK. Nov. 22-The branches Of the
HAk Of Virginia here and At Portsmouth.
sud be Farmers Bank, here, have suspended
specie payment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23
fIFp in SN,ypoo,

usvEGo, y. y, Nov. 2l.-TIa Heurou Flour
hii, IN this city, owned by W. W Baker, OF
L}espJrL was destroyed by fire last mig ut
Loss on the building and contents al. 900, on
which there was an insurance of about 3d.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-23

10. Laeches! Leeches!! aeeckes!:!-I
nave j. .traceIysd, by Adams Express, lot Of
fresh : WEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
targe size, which viii be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
P. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amerj-
can Hotel, tsntrince on nth street, and at nj ut
90 Pts r. c. HOBSON.