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able iron timed, bolt eye patterr eigh "
lbs TO a dozen pair
eigh '8tS

able iron tiuued, bolt eye patterr eigh 'sh
lbs to dozen pair,
Two Brides, samc ns for wheel harness
Two Collars 20 TO 22 uchcs long, made the same us
for wheel harness.
wheel harness, ironed, with hooks, breast rings,
and line rings, with straps as In wheel harness
Two Neck htrapI and Chains, same a. for wheel har
Two Belly Bands same as for wheel harness.
Two pair Chain Pipes, same as Tor wheel harness.
TwO Gr%ppers Ga and % Hip Straps BACK strap
Gis Ps straps Win S1oSs. eseS sst inches long,
lack BANDS ss sselsha neS's long ss
Two Msr,ingsle,, ! feet long, ~ inch wide, to
One Coupling strap, feet inches long, X inch
Ssc Re-. i, s. ,,ss inch sn %s nsH sss wss
in the centre to receive the lead line. :,
One Lead Line, q feet long, \ inch wide, with .
One % Whip heavy plated horse hide, feet . in he,
cne Horse Brush, oval, of bristles, - by - inches.
The whole to be packed In q box about q inches
wide IS inches deep "a inches long, made Of 1.inch
stuff coopeted, wood hoops or iron, as may be re.
The whole to be made of the best mate rial, sewing
10 be made with good waxed thread, aud subject IL
ilspec ion during the process Of manufacture, and
i
When horse harnt s. Is required the lead collars
br Hes ha mes, neck st aps belly bands chain pipes
trace chain, orupper and hip strap, back bands and
coupling straps are doubled; one bearing chain
feet long, link. to the foot, Of No Iron, with
each end added and lead line to be 80 feet long
The whole to be made of the best material, sewing
to be made with good waxed thread, and subject I
inspection during the process Of manufacture, anc
| also when finished.
When 6.mule harness Ia required, the lead collars
brides, names, neck stfaPS belly bands chain pipes
coupling straps are doubled one bca,ing chain
| feet long, IA links to the foot, Of No. iron, with
on each end added and lesd line to be 2s feet long
Proposals will also be c,iyed for making and de
livering ambulance harness Cor two or four mule o
horse team specification of which will be here
Forms Of proposals and guarante will be furnshe,
on application at this office, and none will be con
sdered that do mot conform thereto.
The privilege Is reserved by and for the Unitet
States Of rejecting any proposal that may be deeme
eXtravagant., .. So. .
Proposals will be eudor;ed on the envelope en-
closing them, Proposals for Furnishing Arm
Wagon and Ambulance Harness" and address I
| Major ID. H. VINTON,
aug eff Quartermaster U. Army
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MAILS AND RAILROAD.
.auAunrMEN1, . nE THE MAILS,

n HHhNEEMENT OF T'IIT HNEHEN
n Ar IuE WAsuiSGroS City PosI OfyTh
The Northern Mail closes at o'clock and at O'CLOCK
p. M daily and arrives ct 6lo A. M ana T NJ
TSe W,sern MI closes at I o clock P. NJ; and ar
riyes At 10 so O'Clock A. NJ daily. ,L.lL
Tbs yoy,bnsseyr Mud close, At O'Clock and at Q
O'Clock r NJ, daily and arrives at go A. NJ. and
The Iie.a,siria xal closes at 4,so r. M; and ar
r'yts Tss oiSe viii open ior delivery at clock
daily and close at 80 r. n, daily, except on Sun
day, when 1t will opsn at aud close at clook
NJ, opening again ats p. M and remaining oper
till ! 2. n. LEWIS CLEPHANE, r. W.
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THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY.

Der 2, 1861
RICHARDS, corner Of Fourteenth and tx streets
aug lC-1m
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By the use Of thsss Pills the periodical attaoks
Of N1.i OF Sick RssdacAs may be prevented and, u
taken st tbs commencement Of an attack, inmcd-
late relief from pain and sickness will be obtained.
They seldom fail In removing NaSssa and Head.
ache to which females are 90 subject
They sct generally upon the bowels-rsmoving
CoaireNsss.
For Liira,y Men, &adsnts, Dslioate Fsmsiss, and
all perscns Of sseHtayy Adbss, they are valuable a
Landtre, improving the appehte, giving tone and
uor to the digestive organs, and restoring the nat
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiments,
having been 10 use many yesrs, during which time
they have prevented and relieved Q vast amount Of
pain and suffering from headache, whether origi:
mating in the nesoss system or from dsrangee
state Of the stossacA .-...,
They are entirely vegetable in their composition,
and my be taken ut al times with perfect safety
without making any change Of diet a,sd Ae abesnce
any disarssa6s taste renders easy 70 odmistar hna
BEWARE OF ooUNTERFElTsl
The genuine have Eve signatures Of Henry g.
Spaldlng on each box.
Sold BY Druggists and all other Dealers in Medi.
ones.
A Boz will be sent BY mail prepaid on receipt
the
PRICE, 00 C1NIT0.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY Q. SPALDING,
90 Cedar Street, New York.
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T AFAYETTE !NsTITUTE-A School for

367 street, between 18th and i4th.
Session will commence on MONDAY, September
9th. Circulars at Bool ores Reference Is made TO
resident Clergymen Senators Foot, Foster, Harris,
Wade, Trumbull, Harlan, and others.
L.C LOOMIS, A. M,
aug l3-S, ] at I'm Principal,
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From the Southern Path Finder, New Orleans, La.
Try them you that are afflicted, and we are sure
that your testimony be added to the already
merous list that has received benefits that NO other
medi inc can produce.
From the St. Louis Democrat.
The immense demand for the article (Cephslic
fills) Il rapidly increasing.
From the Gazette, Davenport, Iowa.
Mr.. Spaldng would not connect his name with an
article he did not kroio to POSSESS real merit.
From the Advertiser, Providence, r. I.
he testimony In their favor Is strong, from the
most respectable quarters
From the Daily News, Newport, r. I.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mas
Said to be very eficacious Tor the headache.
From the Ksnawha Valley Star, Kanawhs, Va
We are sure that persons suffering with the head.
ache, who try them, will stick to them.
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USrrHD STATE. MILITARY ROUTE
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
CHANGE OF HOURS!

CHANGE OF HOURS!
On and after MONDAY, August 10th, 1861, Pas
senger Trains will run rs follows:
Leav. Washington at and 80 A. NJ, 20 and
Sl5 p. NJ arriving at Baltimore at IS and Q 10 A
NJ, and at O5 and 80 r NJ.
Leave baltimore at 4. 20 and $40 A and 3.4h
and s P NJ arriving At Washington at and 1o.sb
A. NJ. and at 6. 80 and o 40 L. NJ.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 81 A
NJ and 230 z. NJ. and Baltimore at 40 A. nj and
845 p. NJ mike direct connections for Annapolis ai
the junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and W ash
inRton at 0 IS A. M. and p. NJ.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at 0 and 80
A. NJ and 2.3) ?. make direct connec ioa n
baltimore for Philadelphia and New York,
All articles Of freight mot centraband OF war
will be transported over the line Tonnage VIII
leave Baltimore at 42) A. NJ, and Washington at
r. II.
BY order of the Secretary Of War: -
THOMAS A. SCOTT,
f.l General Manager
THOMAS II. CANFIELD,
Assistant Manager.
aug17-tf Intel, Star, 4 Sun Chi
SPECIAL NOTICE-SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Washington at ESQ p. NJ. for New iorl
and Phladelphia.
From New York and Philadelphia, arriving /.
Washington at 6.l0 A.
- THOMAS A. SCOTT,
july29 General Manager.
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. : :. - AT REDUCED PRICES
We offer our large assortment Of thin Sum. ~
mer Clothing at reduced prices. Our stock
mens, Youths', and Boys Wearing Apparel ,LA
Of the most desirable and fashionable Myle..
Also, bhirs and Furnishing Goods IN great variety
Clothing made 70 order at the ahortest notice
~ WALL, STEPHENS CO.,
822 Pennsylvania avenue.
july18 between N nth and Tenth sts
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july1e

HENTLEMEN's READY.MADE
" . Il q II H r NJ CT
Our present assortment of Gentlemeu,s Ready.
made Clothing offers to citizens and strangers wish.
Ing an immediate outfit, superior Inducements, EN-.
and business Garments and Overecat, In all yarie.
tss Fine Shirts and Under. clothing Of all kinds.
tsys ea ,aa easI snnis Slpyss Of oe %
are Offering ut our usual low prices.
~ Clothing made to order In the most super ior
manner '- WALL, STEPHENS CO..
mar27-H 822 Pennsylvania avenue
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Gas F1xTUREs'
THE BEST ASSORTMENT
EVER OFFERED IN THIS CITY !

Those who desire to select from new patterns with
the advantage Of reduction In prices, will call early
and examine.
We would also call the attention of persons about
introducing gas into their dwellings to increased
facilities and consequent low prices for this branch
of our trade.
Inviting all who desire their work done promptly,
and free from gas leakages, to call at 269 Pennsylva
MIA avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets,
south side w. THOMPSON 4 co.
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IWM. G. FILLER.
YPsILASTI, (Mich } Jan. II, 1901.

Biz: Not long since sent to you for box of Co
phalio Pills for the cure Of Nervous Headache and
Coetivenees, and receiv the same, and Ley lad %
Please send by return mail. Direct to
A. X. WHEELER
Ppsilant, Mich:
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PAINTING.

VNHE UNION WILL STAND,
i NO MATTER WHO'S PRESIDENT!
continue to pursue my occupation Of
HOUSE, SIGN, AND ORNAMENTAL
ST r a Z M II Z NJ O. go
GLIDING In all its branches, Old GLAZING
promptly attended to. Painting and Ornamenting
cottage Furniture in the best style. also call at.
tention to the Painting Of Roofs and Brick Walls
All the above will do as cheap as the cheapest;
I therefore solicit the patronage OF my iiiends ana
Fellow citizens Of the District: Punctuaty strictly
observed, and work done in the best ma manner, ..
You will please mind your stops ~ sRd s5og ~
Painting Establishment,
No. So Lou 'siana avenue (north side),
between Sixth and Seventh streets
s.-Signs put up free Of charge, as usual
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they aGord unqueaionasisp prog y ae s1eisey '''''
9hs truly scientifc disoucry. D..
M4sopvlILr, ct, Feb. 5, 1851.
SIa: 1 have tried your Cephalie Pills, and ! Ike
ne. 9 ,osl that want you to sell me two collars
Part Of these are for the neishbors, to whom
gave !. few ont ont Of the arst bog got from you.
'''' ''''''n: JAMES 'sisias' KENNEDY.
HAv.s1oap, (Pa } Feb. Q, 1851.
cephslio Pills haus received great deal Of tnSt
Yours T2sa Tsf2sRsssaffilAlEas aAa s1o1kHousE
sr.uo. c,rrr, (Hunhnsto. Co., Paa
January IS, 1851.
ps.s s SG F gsss them :sad .s Ss1
Respectfully yoyyEssbt yEbt. B. srxoNs
p.s-lAaDs used one oos Of your @ PaI q; and s"d Ssm
escslent.
BELLE vrnsos (ohio) Jan. Is, 1861.
sls: 'o Pl.Dss and nelossd tweuty.av cents, for
ESSe sy ssss M Ss1sa Sss SsDA Pills.
Belle Vernon, Wysndoi Co., o.
BEVERLY, (Msss. } Dec. IL, 1851.
Il. G. SPALDIso, ESQ.,; =
bring your CephsliO pills more Particularly before
my customers. If you have anything of the kind,
please send to me.
One Of my customers. who is subject to evere Sick
Headache, usually last ig two days ,oas cured of
attack in one hour By your Pls, which sent her.
Respectfully, yours,
REIsoLDsBURa, (Frsnklin Co Ohio,)
January 9,ls6l.
| q. G. SPALpIsa,
No. IS Cedar street, Y.
DEAN SIR: Enclosed find twenty five cents, (25 }
| for which send box Of "Cephalis Pills" Send 70
address Of Rev. VIM. @. Filler, Reynoldsburg,
| Franklin Co Ohio.
Pour PlL sosrk Ike chdrm-curs Headache alz,os in
| aanter
| Truly, yours,
YPsILANTI, (Mich } Jan. IA, 1851.
M SPALpNa,
| BIZ: Not long since sent to you for box of Co
Dhalic Pills for the cure of Nervoua Headache and
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ga single bottle Of sPALDING'S PREPARED
GLUE will save ten times Its cost annually %
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From the Daily News, Newport, R. I.
Cephalic Pills are taking the place of all kinds.
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From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston, Mas
Said to be very efRoacious for the headache.
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CAUTION

Ascertain uupri lcipled persona are attempting to
palm of on the unsuspecting public limitations Of my
PREPARED GLUE, would caution all persons
to examine before purchasing, and see that the full
name,
sPALDING's PREPARED GLUE,
10 on the outside wrapper; all Others are swindiina
o0unterieiB. nov .
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TIE FoLLOwrSG ENDORSEMENTS OF
spalding's Cephalic Pills
viii convince all who suffer from
HEADACHE
THAT A
SPEEDY AND SURE CURE
rs WITHIN THEIR REACH.

Al hese testimonials ,cere ansoliced by Mr. SpALpINo
they afford MuquestionaNe proof Of he efficiency
ofhis trliy scienttfc discovery.
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SPALDING'S PREPARED CLUE
SPALDlNGS PREPARED CLUE
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE

SAVE THE PIECESl
Be0noAy.......... .OtspeteA.
AN''A Stioh In Time Saves Nine "Ds
As ACCIDENTS WILL HAPPEN, even In
"A well-regulated families, 1t Is very desirable TO
have some cheap and convenient way for repairing
Furniture, Toys, Crockery, DO.
sPALDIN9'B PREPARED GLUE
meets all suon emergencies and no housenoIa oar
afford 70 be without IT, 1t Is always ready and up to
the sticking point.
"USEFUL IN EVERY HOUSE"
=. B.-A Brush accompanies each Bottle Prlo.
26 cents
Address HENRY O. SPALDIN9 4 90
No. 4s CEDAR Street, New York.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

understand this thing, they will begin to
learn the lesson of this war, its full meaning
and its very form and pressure. We are not
speaking of these things as we might possibly
wish them to o'be. We are speaking Of them
as they are. We take the war as fact, pat
ent, sanguinary and notorious, and as such
we are dealing with it. The consequences
of its continuance are not of our making nor
under our control. 1t is readily admitted
that the leaders of this revolt very devotedly
love the institution of slavery, and are fight
ing forit very earnestly, they nevertheless are
doing more for its destruction. than any Abo-
litionists whO.have ever lived. 1t makes no
difference whether they intend abolition"
or not. That is where they are leading the
people Of the South. Even now they ap-
proach the brink of the abyss. Will they
dare the leap?
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
The Campaign.

We now begin te-see what is the plan OF
the campaign adopted BY the Government OF
fhe United States. Assuming that the indi-
cations recently furnished by the movements
of our forces, lead correctly, we can under
/. stand why our army before Washington has
remained inactive for so long period. We
take it that it is the policy and intention of
the Government to carry on the war from
half dozen or more points of attack at the
same time. The inference is also justifable
that the present plan of the campaign has
been adopted since the disaster at Bull Run,
and that before the change it was the inten-
tion of the Government to advance, if possi-
Bile, its armies by land into the heart of the
disloyal districts. The present plan Of Gov
srnment seems to be the better one for the
"subiugation" oftrcason and the coercion
of disfoyalty. This paper has never, like
many Others taken charge of tie manage
ment of the war, nor even gone SO tar as to
proffer to the Administration any very seri'
GUS advice as to the manner OF conducting
it, as we modestly deemed that those having
it in charge knew more about it than we did.
MANY mistakes have no doubt been made,
by great many men, but.that is peculiar
itv from which nothing of human origin is
exempt. 1t should be the aim of those who
are earnestly supporting the Government, to
keep in view the great aims and intentions
of that Government, and not to be eternally
examining and criticising with microscope,
the miner details of the plan of the campaign.
We have confidence in the Administration,
and are not afraid to trust it, because we are
not afraid to trust the people of the United
States.
We do not believe that the capture of
Port Royal, Charleston and Savannah will
end this war, but the taking of those places
are necessary steps towards it. Some rough
lighting has to be done yet. We shall yet
have reverses, but steadily, in the main. the
armies of the Republic will advance, and
the rebellion finally be suppressed.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
sacramento River.

The Red Bluff Beacon very nervously de-
nies that anybody cares anything at Red
Bluff about the proposed town of Latona.
and grows excited almost to incoherency, in
its desire to show that the peopleof Red
Bluff are not exercised concerning the
running Of steamboats, above that point, and
as proof mentions certain evidences of i'm
proyement now going on atRed Bluff, under
the supervision of some of the most 'sshrewd
and far SEEING business n en-. ''Mr.. Doll, y
says our neighbor, by way of illustration.
lis investing $4,000 in hotel" ''Mr.
Williams" continues he, argumentatiyely,
lone of our most shrewd and r-secing bu-
siness men, is also putting up fine hotel
which will cost 10000" We are also in
formed that s.houses almost without number
are going up all over town." and that rents
are ''hish and still going up We congrat-
ulatc the people of Red Bluff over their
prosperity, and hope that they may always
continue to prosper, but how do the evidences
of their enterprise prove that boats cannot
run on the river above that place Grant
that the people of Red Bluff do not believe
in the practicability of navigating the Sacra-
mento to Latona, how does that effect the
question If every man in California sim
cerely believing it to be true, was to make
an affidavit that the river was not nayigable
to that point, nevertheless that mass of evil
dence would have to give way, to the fact
that the feat, that all believed could not be
accomplished, had been accomplished. SO.
we are perfectly willing for the good people
to believe that boats cannot run on the up
per river for few days more, when they will
see that all their beliefs and theories will
have to give way, in the presence of an ac-
complished fact. We deem it scarcely worth
while saying that no one has any desire to
iniure Red Bluff, or any of her citizens in
this or any other matter.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
Hospital Physicians Report.

To lie Hon. the Board Of Supervisors for
,Shdsfa County:
The undersigned, as County Physician. has the
honor to submit for your consideration his Quar-
terly report of Hospital affairs, for quarter ending
3lst October, 1851.
The lumber of patients on hand at the COM
mcncement of last Quarter was s: admitted during
Quarter. l9-which gives the whole number ad-
mitted 81. ofthese, Is have been discharged cured
or relieved, not cured, have died, and remain
on hand under treatment There was also received,
in articulo mortis. Thos Magee, and an aged Mexi-
can. name unknown. The body ofthe former was
taken by his friends and the at county
expense. The aggregate of all the days is sI4.
The whole amount of accounts presented for your
inspection and allowance is Sl6S3 64-% Of this
amount S449 60 is for roofing. repairing and re-
furnishing the Hospital which leaves the current
expenses for Quarter Sl233 %. These accounts are
all endorsed by me eorrest.
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
J. Z. PELHAM, NJ. D.,
County Physician,
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

BREADSTUrFs.-Itis is thought that Europe will
be compelled to import near two hundred mil
lions of bushels of wheat in the next year,
as that amount willbe needed to cover the
deficiency of the crop raised there. In this
fact there is political truth of deep signifi-
canoe. Most of this will have to come from
the United States, and if any nation of Eu-
rope should make itself party to our ma
tional troubles, by recognizing that thing
called Il Southern Confederacy, it could not
of course expect any aid from this country.
The grain crop of the United States is a ne
ccssity to Europc, and the people over there
we'll know it. 1t is also suggested that in
view of this foreign demand for our surplus
food, that the prices will be higher than for
many years, a benefit cnuring exclusively to
the agriculturists of America, in which, of
course, California will share.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16
shasta and Latona.

= The Beacon, in one Of its articles concern
ing the navigation of the river to Latona
says:
No, Mr.. Courier, all that We have to say
is, that if the navigation of the upper Sacra
mento was practicable, you would never ad
vOcate it, for you know full well it would be
q death blow to Shasta. She would withel
and decay, and in a few years the inhabitants
of Latona would not know there had ever
been such place as Shasta.
We are not aware that this paper has par
ticularly, as intimatcd in the Beacon, ''ad-
vocated'' the navigation of the Sacramento.
1t has spoken of the proposed efforts to bring
boats to Latona, and of the probable effects
of successful termination of these attempts.
.Ifthe river is navigable at all, that circum
stance cannot be affected in any way by us,
and exists Independently of any other paper.
We simply expressed our honest conviction
that the thing could be done. and we believe
that it will be done. As to the effects on the
town of Shasta, we will say that those con-
sequences are not in our keeping. The build
ing of town at Latona will rot, in our opin-
ion, injure Shasta particularly, and if it does,
the injury maynot stop at the town of Shas-
ia, but might embrace other points far more
pretentious than this modest village. The
whole matter is in nutshell: If the river
can be navigated, it is necessary that it
should be done, and no interests merely pri-
vatc or local. should stand in the way of it.
If it cannot be, the question closes itself. We
believe that boats can run TO Latona as easily
and cheaply as they now run to Red Bluff,
and we shall soon see if this is true or not.
If it can be done, let the consequences to
Shasta or Red Bluff take care of themselves.
Col. Magee is now at the Bay making the
necessary arrangement for line of boats,
and the editor of the Beacon can at once
make up his mind for the visit to Latona
which he promised some time ago. We will
be glad to see him.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

MARK 1.-TWO years from this time there
will scarcely man BE found in this State
who will confess that he was ever seces-
sionist. Those persons of that way of think
ing, even now seem to anticipate the coming
of that day, for You can never get one Of
them to admit that he is a secessionist, while
every act shows that he is. We all know
what is thought of the tories of the Revolu-
ton, the opposcrs of the war of 1912, and Of
those who opposed the Mexican War. The
present secessionist will hereafter be the OBJ
ject of scorn to degree that will make an old
fashioned tory think that his was pleas
ant lot. in comparison.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

RECRUITING OFFIcEs.-We are Informed
that recruiting Offices will shortly. be opened
at this place, Horsetown, Red Bluff and
Weaverville, for the purpose OF filing Up
Col. Bowie's regiment, now needing $50 men.
We are assured likewise that this regiment
expects marching orders for the East in the
Spring. Will our cotemporaries of the pla.
ces mentioned please give notice that those
desirous of enlisting will soon have an op-
portunity of doing so.
The Shasta courier., 1861-11-16

CARPERs.-We are of the opinion that the
class of editors who profess to be for the
Union could find better employment than to
be continually carping and criticising the
way the Executive Department of thiss Gov
ernment is carrying on the war now waged
against it. 1t would seem that they are in
competent to deal with the whole question,
and seize some petty detail, about which they
speak as oracularly as if the responsibility
of the contest depended on them. This is
all wrong. Those who have charge-of these
matters understand them great deal better
than the intelligent body of California editors.
We are led into this train of remark by OBJ
serving the way that the removal of Frc-
mont was received. The Government re-
moved him for reasons satisfactory to itself,
and the President perhaps thinks that ap-
pointing him was blunder. However that
may be, Fremont is not indispensable to this
Government, and no man has right to stand
in the way of it. If necessary for the COM
mon good to sacrifice the ambition of any
man, or the man himself, it should be done
The war is great fact and embraces matters
ten thousand times more important thar
Frcmont's preferment or disgrace.