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The Placer herald., 1860-12-15

MAsrADoN.-A portion OF the skeleton
Of monster animal was recently discover
ed in the bed of the Klamath river, by a
party of miners says the Scott Valley
Mirror The bones were found about forty
feet below the present stream where they
have probably lain imbedded for centuries.
An idea of the immense proportions of this
may be had from the size of the vertebra
and tee,h-one of the cervical vertebrH
measuring about ten inches in diameter, and
nearly three feet long. The tooth discov-
erel is that of an herbverous animal, meas
urng four inches in its largest diameter
Though somewhat decayed and porous in its
body, the enamel is still perfect.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-15

PETALUMA PoTAro TRADE-The Journal
says that the quantities Of potatoes arriving
from the country far exceed the means of
shipment. In four days of last week, l 0 69S
sacks were shipped to San Francisco, and the
wharves are still loaded down with the en-
ormous "murphies," there called "Bodega
fruit" Incredible as it may appear, the
four days shipment amounted to 100000
pounds. In this connection, the Argus says:
We took a ride through the Big Valley,
Bodega and Tomales country, and were sur
prised to see the immense amount of pota.
toes yet in the fields. some in sacks and
some in the ground. From the ports of Bo-
diego and Tomaes alone, if potatoes will pay
the price Of shipping, there will be not less
than $50, 900 sacks shipped.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-15

BAD BREArH.-M Many persons are greatly
annoyed by having bad BREATH as it is term
ed. Not unfrequentIy this exists when there
is no obvious cause for the odor of expira
ton, The teeth examined will be found
sound, the gums healthy, The mucous mem
brane of the whole mouth healthy and well
kept. The f@tor may proceed from the
stomach or lungs; but, when not depending
on bad teeth or an uncleansed mouth, in
nine cases out of ten it has its origin in the
stomach. There is simple, and certain
remedy for this repulsive affection, whether
it depends on decayed teeth or undigested
food, etc. 1t is the following: Three hours
after breakfast, take spoonful Of the fol-
lowing mixture-chlorate Of potassa, two
drachms, sweelened water four ounces
Wash the mouth occasionally with the same
mixture, and the breath will be sweet as an
infant Of two months
Pacific Medical and Surgical Journal.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-15
LARGE Hotel in San Francisco.

Messrs. James and Joseph A. Donahoe
propose erecting magnificent hotel at the
corner of Bush and Montgomery street, and
having offered to several architects in this
city premiums for the best plans of hotel
to be erected there, three plans have been
submitted as follows: Caleb Hyatt, lst pre-
MUM, 5000; S. r. Townsend, % premium,
800; w. H.Patton, 81 premium, $50. The
pan by Mr.. Hyatt was preferred on account
of the plainness and consequent economy
of the exterior, bat some of the ideas of both
of the other p ans will be adopted partcu-
Iarly for the interior arrangement. The
superntendence will be with Mr. Hyatt. -
The new hotel is to be by far the largest
ever erected on the Pacific coast It's dimen
sions are 2OS feet on Montgomery street, by
1877 on Bush. The front will be on Mont
gomery street, and will be but | 7 feet less
than the Metropolitan Hotel, in Broadway,
New York which is 225 feet front The
depth Of the Metropolitan is l3 feet greater
than this. The material is to be the Salt
Point stone. 1t will be four stories in hight,
with basement There will he IS stores
Or both streets, each Of which will be 50
feet deep. The hotel will contain 2S4 rooms,
with the dining hall on the 2d floor, like the
great New Y'rl, hotels. In the rear, or
where the old Musical Hall formerly stood,
it is proposed to construct a fine concert hall
or theatre. The plans will be in the market
for bidders in a couple of weeks, and the
work will he commenced as soon as possible,
with the intention Of having tie hotel ready
for occupancy by next fall. Monitor.
The Placer herald., 1860-12-15
'eoVE. A. C. GORDON
CHEAP FOR CASH.
U MON STORE.

"s undersigned keep constantly on hand
~ THIS old stand, we'll selected stock Of
md ocerieF, Provisions, Hardware,
sry .a sacn goods generally, as are found in
parcrs te. All of which will he sold AT VERY LOW
AnSIsoR FOR CASH. COVE l. GORDON.
'u0urn, April 10, ls5s.-my
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TIE TIMES FeR 1851.

With the present number the subscription oil
several hund red subscribers expires.
We trust they ali will renew their subscriptions
promptly, and get such neighbors and friends as
have borrowed their paper to advance dollar on
their own account.
The coming year will be stirring one in the
way Of news, and every body should take pa
per.
We offer the TIMES, as usual, at One Dollar, in
advance, and shall endeavor to give fair report
d the current events Of The day.
We ask little effort on the part Of our person
!, and political friends 10 extend the circulation
Of the paper. II will be but little trouble; net
half 50 much as they know we would take to i'd
vsnce their interests.
s<No paper ,cil be scat after the expiration
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Fwe specially suggest to all who intend
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R-It will be seen By reference to he
Prospectus Of the .Neu- York Lesga, which
will be found in another COLUMN; that thu
proprietor Of tina. popular weekly has Sc.
cured an array of Distinguished contribu'
tors for his paper for the New Year such
a. has never been squsIlsd BY asy publica-
ton in the world. The Ledger is always
characterized bys high moral tone, and
has circulstios larger than that ofsny 9TH
or ten literary journals in the country.
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ETWs issue our paper in The middle OIL
the holidays, and are truly sorry that ".
cannot make it the bearer Of more cheerful
news, as to the general stale OF the country
There is no peace-no unity Of Sc liiment--
and the clouds grow thicker and darker
The most hopeful at Washington have al.
most dsspaired, but are yet striving for The
safety and perpetuiiy Of The Union and the
country. We can only add ctr hopes and
wishes for their success.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-27

EH. M. Cave, one Of the parties who
conspired TO arrest and deprive Price OIL
his liberty, was trisd last week, before
Justices Digges and AIdridge, and held to
bail in the sum Of $500. The required
bail was given Ferguson is still at large,
The trial created considerable excitement
and was attended by'a large nuuber Of per-
.... 10 -.-- = legeH 7t 20 .-.f. -N
sens. .g.i. ~, .saE lfa l..sa4
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Frem Washington.

On The first page will be found the prop
O.iiion of Senator CritteDden, together with
some remarks OF that gentleman.
Hon. Andrew Johnson, Of Tennessee,
spoke the same, and the day following. He
made bold, decided speech, opposed 10 Sc
cesslOn, and iavering treating ssceders as
traiiers.
The propositions of Mr.. Crittenden were
referred to the Special Committee Of Thir-
teen, and failed 10 meet the approval Of it,
in consequence Of rule requiring q mejor-
i'y Of both parties or the COMMITTEES neces-
,sry 10 adopt any measure. A majority Of
the Republicans could net be obtained.
The Special Committee Of the House
have not yet made any definite progress,
and stand adjourned until to-day.
In The Hsuse, On the 20ih, Pacific Rail
Rs;d Bill-Mr. CARTS substitute, report.
ID q. the last session-was passed by o vote
Of 80 syes 10 70 nays. 1t provides for I've
lines starting from the Western border oil
Missouri ana Iowa, and cohverging Of a
psint two hundred miles from the kissou-
ri river, whence single line shall proceed
10 the Pacific; also for two esnverging lines
frsm Fort Saith and the Western border o.
Louisiana, TO unite with the Southern Pa.
cisc Railroad Of Tsxss.
J The dispatch announcing the passage Of
The Secession Ordinances, was received and
read pending the discussion on the Bal
Road bill. The South Carolina member.
retired, but the whole affair failed 10 create
s,ensation, notwithstanding Efforts 10 thai
esd,
The Senate sejcnrned from Monday un'
I'll to-day. The admission of Kansas was
before the Senate, but was postponed until
hex, Monday. During the session, Mr.
Nicholson, Of Tennessee, spoke of length,
mainly in reply 10 Mr.. Wods, Of Ohio
Dir. N. fsvsrs q Convention Of The Ssuth-
erh States, and an agreement BY them, Of
the conditions upon which they will stay in
the Union. He had not mach hope that the
Republicans would assent to their terms,
Jet he considered i, duty 10 mike SOL
snn appeal, before abandoning the Union.
He deprecated hssty action en- the part Of
The Ssuih-thought all ought 10 stand firm,
md exhaust all proper remedies. II this
sers dsns, and failed, Tennessee would 20
with the South.
10 the House, the Speaker laid before
The House communication frsm the Sec
lrsisrF Of the Interior, stating that on Sat-
lrnay last, he was informed by voluntary
nnfession OF an officer Of The Department,
hat State bonds held in trust by the United
S,lss, for The benefit Of Indians, amounting
s$70, 900, had been distracted from his
aslOdy and converted 10 private uses
The Secretary ssys The enornity of the
lfrud demands full investigation by Con.
gfsss, in order 10 vindicate bis own honor
and expose the guilty and derelect. He
therefore appeals to the House for the ap
ip'lnineAt Of committee. with full power
'''end for persons and papers, and asks
Ei'f investigation with the view that full
usli.e may be done in the premises.
Ne business Of Importance was transact
"a and the House adjourned 10 to-day.
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NO lssuLT.-lt is not true that it insults
nc hdilor Of this paper to offer 10 pay
i'n what you eve him. We make this
'Aa'enens FOR the benefit Of some whose
'nes have become familiar 10 our eyes,
'on locking over our books. Tbsy are
,sP0hslels mes-honest men and we
20" Of no reason why hey have not paid
p except that they were fearful of hurt
Ouf feelings. Gene slolg gsntIsrnen-
'uai' smile 10 see you square 10 the fg-
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FROM GEN. D. TAGGART

Dr.. c. ". JAcKsoN:--,. a. - -. - -
DEAR STA: had been troubled for some fine
with cold and bad cough. thought wov1d LEI
il alone and il would get we'll, but instead of get
ting well it grew worse, until my lungs got sosore
that became seriously alarmed. Upon the rec
concentration of |. d James, your agent IN This
place. got bottle of your cordial, and before
it was out my cough was entirely well. think
il is the best remedy tor cough ever saw, and
have since recommended il TO all my faiends who
have been troubled in that way Yours truly,
ID. TAGGART.
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States and Canada. Price rs cents per bottle.
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The Feeling in Mississippi.

WAsHIneros, Dec. 21.-A dispatch from
the editor Of the Msssissppian and STAT
Gazette, published at jackson, to ths Mis-.
sis,ipp5if delegation in Congress, dated this
evening, states thst Mississippi has elected
delegates to the State Convention in favol
Of separate Stale secession, by very largs
msjority-say 10 in the Convention of JOG
delegates, and BY . popular n'jority Of 3d..
0Oe votes. {, u Z = Ga 90 IN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-27
sGsL "A G Q W We H x Il :.

A Coon REsoLurIoN,-At meeting Of
the Howard AssnGiaiionl 0Gi philadelphia,
held in the city o. brgtf cry iOveSr :. bssep p
oehaber 4eth, 1890. y wss .fse}Ss
Resolved, That come what may Of good
or ny to our beloved Republic-Union OF
Dls,anniOnr5.he 1 Howard Assscialies will
con'inue with undimini.hed zeal, its labors
i9f me rsllef.of suffering humanity ovsI
me Whde area OF cur common. lronntry
Wherever the victims Of disease and misfor.
tune shall solicit Lisss frieaaly sid.re3
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THE USE OF DIR. HOSTETTER'S ST0M-
ACH BITTERS for Dyspepsia. Flatulence,
Heavness of the Stomach, or any like affection:
ssecgnd to none IN America or abroad. 70 De
able to state confident that the, HBitters" are q
certain cure for dyspepsia and like diseases, is to
the proprietor source of unalloyed pleasure
It removes oil morbid matter from the stomach,
purifes the blood, mparts renewed vitality to the
nervous system, giving it that tone and energy SO
indispensable for the restoration of health. The
numerous Acknowledgements ofits superior ex-
cellence and ben efcial results, hare assured the
proprietors that it cannot but prove great cure
10 the afflicted, and Impart vitality 10 the thor
oueh system. y -i .f .~--.s q. so ~ i.
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OUR TERMS,
Adinfnisfration Notice. %

ETTERS' of administration on the estate Of
l-I7Benjamin Wilkins, deceased, were granted
the undersigned, OIL 6tfr day, OF November,
1880, by the County Court of Howard County.
An persons having claims against said estate,
are required to EXHIBIT them for allowance to the
administraionssilhin one year from the date of
said letters. or they may be,preeludsd from, any
benefit Of said estate, and il such claims be net
said lettvfs tiey wfifbe forever barrea..s sA9S
decl2-3w 'asil B. F. WILLIAMS, Admir-
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Correspondence of the Cincinnati Commercial.
a signifcant Article from the SPRING
field JourAal-Nr. Lineoln's Policy of
the Enforcement of the Laws at all
Hazards. 81.
SPRINGFIELD, Tx, Dec. 90 This
mornings Journal has I'm extraordinary
leader on Secession. The Journal being
edited BY a nephew of the President elect,
and under his very eyes, there can be no
mistake as 10 the meaning Of this article
The most striking passage says: "If South
Carolina does not obstruct thei collection Of
the Revenue at her ports, nor violate any
other federal law, there will be no trouble
and she will net be out of the Union. II
she violates the laws then comes the tug of
war. The President Of the United States,
IN such emergency has the duty to perform.
Buchanan may shirk it, or the emergency
may not exist during his administration, -
II not then the Union will last through lis
term Of ef6ce. II the overt act on the part
Of South Carolina takes place on or after
the fourth of March 1861, then the duty
Of executing viii devolve upon Mr.. Lin
coin. The laws of The United States must
be executed. The President has no dis
cretionary power on the subject. His du-
ty is emphatically pronounced in the Con-
siitution. Mr.. Lincoln will perform that
duty. Disunion by armed force is treason
and treason must aud will be put down At
all hazards" ~
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-27

ETThey have public soup house in
St. Louis, whore hundreds are daily sup
piled with a good meal, gratis. a Chamber
lain has millian and upwards Of Toys,
which he is selling 1T almost no. price at
all. Go in while they are ecing at hard
time prices, and watch The aBtos Of young
America, and you will be we'll paid. -
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1860-12-27

NEGRO H1RE.--We learn our manufactxr-
ers, who hire largely, are contracting for
hands for the ensuing year, at Reduction
of fully twenty-five per cent on the prices
paid this year. =. T.. =,
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Thusa New Subscriber may Obtain the Re-
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As we shall never again be likely te offer such
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Address, LEONARD SCOTT s. Co., p D..
deco 10. "a Gold street, New York.
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BThe Senate Special Committee Of
Thirteen. consists Of Powell, Ctittendeh,
Hunter, Douglas, Davis, Seward Gollamer,
Bigler, Toonbs. Wade, 5DOollttle, Rice,
Grimes. u -..as-..y-g L. frsE
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ss1IAJjccxW;oob,s ElIIrrSi5saH H1sazisE lTa.y3

= The present critical state OF EuroaeaF, affairs
will render these publications unusually interest
Ing during the forthcoming year. They VIII &C.
cupy alnidIe ground. between the hastily EEl'ten
news-items, crude spesulati0ss, and tiy9s ru-
mors Of the daily Journal, and the ponderous
Tome of the future historian; fwntten after Inc
living interest and excitement OF the gTeas peiiu
II is TO these Periodicals that readers must look
for the only really ineligible and reliable histo'
ry of current events, and as such, in addition 70
their welI-established literary, scientific, and and
theological, character, we urge them upon the
consideration Of the readingipubliG- e4.se1.,
: The receipt Of Advance sheets from The
British publishers gives additional value to these
Reprints, iRasmneh as they can now be placed -
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NerieE.-rhe Editor viii be at Fsyei.s
/. tuesday, ready to give attention to all
y nay wahs to renew their subscription.
p'y him thai IL lie Balance,
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EA company Of "Minu,s. Men, has
recently been organizedin New Franklin,
in this county.
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1.-THE Lady's Book, and the Times
mex, year for Three Dollars. The club
for ths Lady's Book viii be closed On the
9Th, -" ~ lsia r''H's- ~, -
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TAt special meeting Ga q our uffct County
O0utt' hellFia FaysHe on rrrondes last
nearly two hundred patrols were appointed
in the misunderstanding We hope they
will be vigilant in the discharge Of their
duty. ''''--H - "-H"
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Renew yoiir subscription row.-.
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CEDSED,
On the 18th, James III. son Of BIZ. and Re
becca Ford, of this County, in the 9Th year Of bis
age. -..s.-, Us s. .....,s ri
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RELIGIOUS.

HeCktSKVuo.
sTThoI second Quarterly .meeGiE OF iGks4g posw
Station, will compgce gnths 18th OF january,
apprO1imo, and eontifds thFough series Of
de4 q 4 JOHN ?. 2lNeIL, fsstsff
Bn is surprising how some otherwise
sensible,people wilIpermit their ,Prejudi-
ces 70 run away with theirs common sense
upon the subject d medicines. They would
not used "paten. snediane.7' not they in
deed But eyea ths rrj sdices 81 This ehss
Of old fegies are somctmes compelled 10
give way betere the pyerYh simiags proof
ofshs. greet Virtues Of John Buips composnd
Peetoral sf Hii5 Cherry; and, men who
would never before permit anything of the
kind 30, be used IN them families, now use
it themselves ana recommend7 il to their
friends. Our advice TO every one WHO is .at
all threatened with en- afsctisbuof he iAr eat
or lungs. is never to be without a bottle Of
il on hand. Louisville Courier. dee6 I'm.
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Times, as soon as you read these lines. r..
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Reeollect this, for the future. One side Of
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CHANGE or TIME.

ON Monday, Sd December, and until further
" notice,
ST. JOSEPH EXPRESS TRAINS
viii leave .our Depot at the corner of North Mar
ket and Second streets, at o'clock, A. NJ, arriv-
Ing in st, Joseph the same dsy. g. o.. y: e--r
EXPRESS TRAINS from t.Joseph arrive in
St, LOUIS at $3.50, p. Al. ia time for1 Eastern con-
nections: 4. Il .-e,-.s
Trains at Hudson, the Junction Of The Hannibal
nibal and st. Joseph Railroad, are ordered 10 wall
the arrival of trains from ST. Joseph to Hannibal.
EXPRESS TRAINS connect at Allen, with
Smiths Line Of Stages, passing through Hunts
vile, Roanoke, to Glasgow, and connects there
with stages for Brunswick and all the country
dee27 '- B. MoULToN, supt.
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SO. 900 Acres Of
LAND FOR SAL IL

~ IhayE, N The coilnflss 0FdCharHon, IN
SS Carroll, Livingston, Inns RandolphSzG
- and Macon, $4,000 acres Ct land;I..ss.-
which viii sell on accommodating terms. The
above lands most OF them, were selected % or 80
yee-s ago, with great care, and are among the
choicest lands in the military district and are al
within convenient distance either of therffsmis
bal and ST. Joseph Rail Road or the Missouri
River. Persons wishing to purchase, Will lie
Ihave, also, the sellIrg OF a good many thou
sand acres of land in ths same district, as agent
for Southworth Shaw, md others, . =
Address, LUKE F. HAYDEN, 80
iapril26-tf e..,- - GLASGOW, Missouri e.
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