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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

FEED CrrrER--we are grsfiAei 10 learn that the
inventive genius of friend F. b. Hvsr, Is meeting
with its due reward. and farmers generally 50
far approaching this superior Feed Cutter, that they
keeping him. and those associated with him in their
manniacfure. busy making and selling them. Orfers
coming in from all quarters, which are filled
promptly. Tie probable scarcity Of feed. during the
coming winter viii many farmers 10 resort to
the chop feed sytenl for their cattle ana horses and
Mr.. HrNrs Cutter just the thing most needed for
tha; purpose. Farmers who hate used this machine
tell they couldn't do without it. That IS sufficient
recou1meniaton.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-08-17

The following is the report of the receipts and ex-
pendtures OF money for School purposes, in the city
Of Richmond, for the School years OF 1928, and
I563-S4:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

These Bitters are prepared, N pure bourbon
whisky, from accumulation Of OVER 20 different
kinds ofroots, barks and herbs which act IN per
let eoacert one with the sther, prepared from the
original formula given by the great chief, Red
Jacket. to Dr.. Chaplin who used them successfully
in his practice for uany yeara, and by their me-
gained % great apopulSrity in the oure of dyapsp
sia, Liver Complaint, Constipation, Sick and Nefs
vous headsche, Fever and Agne, and alld iseases
arising from torpid liver or indigestion. Persons
auiiering from either Of these loaths0me diseases
will find sure cure By the uss Of these Bittsea
which are perfectly pure and free from al those
drugs and poisons uSually put up 10 such prepaf.
ations, and palmed offon an uhsuspect, ing public.
One trial will convince The most skeptic0 that II
Red Jacket il virture which none other posseso.
They strengthen and iuvigofate the system.
They are unequaled for general debility.
They are esure care for dyspepoio,
they give good end hsalthy sFPstjsat
They assist di4estjon.
They are The best stimulent II existense.
They are preventive Of fever and aeue.
They relieve constipation.
They cure nervous headache.
They are perfectly pure and palatahls,
Aged pers0ns aud delicate females viii And they
can save large doctor bills By use ofthese Bittsrs
Beware Of counterfeits. Red Jacket BitHsfs ~
only sold in bottles, With Our name blown q ~
SIDE -QVn-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

A SUPERIOR REngDY.-We can conscien-
tior sly recommend to those suffering from .
distressing cough, n. Strickland's Melif1u-
lous Cough Balsam. II gives relief almost
instantaneous, and 10 witnal not dissgreabls
70 the taste. There is M doubt but the
Mellifiuous Cough Balsam is one Of the best
PREPARATION in use, and is al that its pro-
prictor claims for it. We have tried it dur
ing the past week and found relief from a
most distressing cough. 1t is prepared BY
Dr.. Strickland, No. = Fast 4th street, Gin
cinnati, O.. and for sale by druggists at 30
cents per bottle.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27
TRUSTEES eALE.

H7nBnEAS.o on the 6th Day q March, A. D.
w 1851, Harvey Leonard and Pelagis Lson
nr1. HE wife execrDed uato Aunlia Cora3o. -
trustee. certain deed Of trust, conveying 20
~ teuo10e The Iaan6 in 6cUtt oonutv, lUw4 -
esibed as follows. to-wit: Lots No. three % snd
four a. in block No. I've l6.l IN Nsckintoshss
eecoId nAaitioa 70 Tie city d DavenpUrs, Win
al ~ seedlings and improvements thefeon ;
which said eonfeyAnce wes nsde By Ne 81
Harvey md Pelegie for the purpose Of securing
~ psy6aest q eestaia prsaisessy ncsss 90
- ss:fess ;hsrses ;!snsss y !, s ss Harvey
S. 'sS ss one sss q MA xss ps;shss = so1o~ss
II the sum e tsa. hundsed md eevsaAy-1vo
(o1U5O}1ollafs, due January lst, 1860. - The
order Of Ralph MstcalG 1t tie Beuting houss q
Nseklut 3 Corbln. ~ ~ GUea - tuot = -.
sos1ed IN book ~ % tswn IT MsetgaU0,
- =. Scott county, Iowa, records to which ~.
illeneeis made for : full descsirtisn Of properly
en1n1o debte1nese. M&E7 Hs T8S aSass
xs4 noN, said. Described note hsviaG
heoono de- 1nd poyabls, I'D ~ -
G1fvoy Leoaard having Mid - pay ~ sen6,
Z Aeet1a Corbin, 6ustee - affeaoiA, -
kefeey efvs this put1b snseiee, ths4 ~ virso.
e ~ 6owef whieh - h ~ vested ~ -
- = tsunA I Win = oeaaeaaey - Sit - =
Dssss.eer 4 D. lsst. = sss =. p
- - -, q q Cssss Hssss e. = ~
49, - 60, - peeeele = 1n1akegl
I r11Q4 0qeb1 tnese -
l y r - Z ~ 1I1lIel T. e. w.
IS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

Ot9(l KILL -! n
Ye! ~ 11svs AsA--1sna, - ~
I 1is eeDGeoo ~ tsous .s
An6 49, mgonkseegA teos0
Ths tsast ~ ss011 ~ 49, r.
yhess Dcve. ttat eonnct pesise, ossws
1oeoes, alas! ~ 1telo kases ~
nov 10 mng ao0eobneeloaa:. aru fr
1e11 soaoenoe vastiae - ~ skieeI
When deads ~ everoaeA
ne d~w- trop hasgiss - ~ rsss.
Within ~ eo6e o. light
Can never touch . leaf thst blown
Though Hsanlag p The siGtt;
Ard yse u s!im Nm eise.s tAWo
Like hopeless love without despals.
A ssow lse1 IL ~ susi
4 noseest Anely esqnisfts,
Alasl bat osly ont
woull moi hsvs shy narsisd heart
Think 0o0eotly 0fOo-
Nor wouI1 tear the cords apBt
That bjo1 - - 70 thee;
No! while ~ theaghts ssem pure - hid,
Like ieW upoa the soses wild,
would not have theo know
The stream thaA seems 70 thee - still
Hao such tide belOWg
Eoough that IN delicious dreams
~ thee and forget
Enough, thst whes the mornins bsa0at
feel my eyelids vet!
Yet. could hone, when Time shah fall
The darkness for creations pslI,
10 meet thee-snd 70 love-
wuul,i not shrink frow aughs below
Nor ask for more above
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

DYsrHrmA, NsRvousxsss AND DHBILI7y.-
D.. HtricklGnd's zcnjs.-We can recon.
mend those suffering with Loss Of Ape
lite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, Nervousness
and Nervous Debility, to use Stricklands
Tonic. II 10 vegetable preparation, free
from alcoholic liquors; it strengthens the
whole nervous system; Il creates . good
APOSTLE, aad 10 wasyonted - cnss Dyspsp.
sia and Nervous Debility.
For sale by Druggists generally It d per
bottle. Prepared BY DR.. A. Strickland, .
East Fourth street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
iulv2O.dkWtf.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27
GEO. DEmERlT { CO.
The following splendid List Of
Watches. Chains, Gold Pens
and Pencils,

re-, &c, Worth o0oo, go!
10 be sold at ONE DOLLAR each, without
re9ardto ulae, and not TO b paid until ypu
know Whist you will receive.
100 Gold Hunting Cases Watches. .eech el00
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

For Meaisal and Table 49,, which ars pertse4ly
None genuine unless they have our gold ssbsl o.
sash bottle, and our initials pressed in wax over
tho cork. Sold By Ill druggists End dealers
through0et the country. Call Tor our goods and
take no ether. Cire111es 20 The tsade enpflied
SOLD BY No. 81 River st., Chicago.
E. 8. Dallord, q Wholesale by Deiderbec6e :
Miner. juueaO.dkw1y
AoId & wholesale 10 Chicago ~ Fallss, EneA
+ Fuller, Dushman Van Setback, W. D. Har
rio 4 Co, and C. r. Saith. druggist Of Dav-
ennaet IN Daiderhaek 4 Miller.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27
s Sewn. : d.. .','..-
II entirely noiseless
4 Patented Devic prevents ita
being turned back

Ihe patented needle cannot De set wrong.
The patented Hemner and Reller and Braider
cannot be set wrong, and are superior to ell 9TH
ers
Il runs faster than any other.
It will never drop stitch.
It Is the only practical Machine which ALL
can use.
II does the finest and nsaaesa work ever known,
and oil varieties Of fsmily sewing n The most
perfect manner.
No other machine takes the Twisted Loop
Stitch"
cannot be sdjusted or got out Of order.
y uses the Rotating Hook
Whatever the merits Of other machines. Il 10
no encouragement to say the Wilcox Gibbs 10
worth. for family uss. double that Of any other
ever offered Ia the nlahlic
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

AND 0U11 cum
fol GIN. @ w9ns s.
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NJ 00se ifeo m0oaAnssms = ooosnUeslose
- u0A oAssO~ NY b ~ sssss . aeess
- ~ eva aAs saax nscssnsss - .Asr
THE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE
TIE ONLY SAFE RELIANCE
TH1 ON9Y SAFE RELIANCE
That the Ladies have for relief ifom The suppess-
sion Of thoss Peiodswhieh, 4 kept p according
70 the calls Ct nature. will
GUARANTEE TO THEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The fullest amount Of good health and
Strength,
40 which. II not regularly sspsr,ssesd, wiz pro
duce
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH.
First Of a Remedies for Diseases Of Females
First Of ~ Remedies for Diseases Of Females
DR.. CbeesesDeN1e's Ptlle,
Or. Cheeseaes0se's Pulls,
NDse HM~~~~Asa paaS~ DslA~
TEE GOOD OLD REMEDY
For III DISTINCTIONS, has been Hailed with
Pleasure and PIoflt
For twenty five ysars
IN al parts Of the civilized world. Its ~.
thor il
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN
Whom svsrhsdy knows, and in whom ever
bedy places confidence and respect It u
NO NEW; TANGLED zk1KdE1KN
STANDARD REMEDY
Which has never failed
AaA tAeaeends II sset;icstss 70 this sasst saa1s
fs.nd u Al para Of the coastry.
1he pfopeietors sf d.. Chee1noaie
LONG TRIED RECIPE
LONG TRIED RECIPE
LON0-TRIED RECIPE
Guarantee the
ONE BOX.
ONE BOX,
ONE BOX,
Of D. Cheeseman's Female Regulating PillsI
WIN restore tAs natural monthly fanction . Az
onmALn. no mAT3RA wnAf ma CoHDisS00 o. Aoo.
1nAsea, = certain ars thess pills sskiek Ases
- psps1ss cad ssrs ceres for
loyBR A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
OvER A QUARTER or A CENTURY
that ladise Who are pregnant msst NJ ~ sA0s
= sAey viii iAsar$sbfy krOdscs siscdrstsss.
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
\ ~ ssAr ny.
DR. G. L. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Am rHD ONLY MEDICINE
ARE THE ONLY NED1ClNG
TAat Married aad sisgls Ladies 8
nsw ss,sl spsa f. nsny yssa eesa sslyup-
Beware of limitations
rsAs ~ el.aaissnsss y - Drnesiss -
THE BEST
! renale 11ollelno lnsllo Wefll-y
WliAls ssaqslssl =
~. Chessnaa's Pfh.;
No. isnsAs ~ psparssisssv - - -
lnnsaiaAs an pssuislsal Dusss0. j.
-. porf u DDCllyyy9
Dow1 - DDO0y =
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SS6sS 1sssesses v:sA - tsa-4le ~
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flk 80 - ~ = s'sai.s -
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27
REM Ely.

Hssd,sis u Oisissas u Oktss1s ~ IN
Armsasns1v Osse1 u ~ 1sdicias.
Cen e. Cireulr desesibtng Al Symptoms.
OyDpoomos
he symptom. Of Caaarrh q they gesessl1y
auuear IRE q nrse very slight. Persons En4 they
have cold, thst they have frequent sttacks. md
are more sensitive to the changes Of Temperature:
disch1bre, thin and scrid, afterwards beconfng
thick and adhesive. AZ the diseoee bseomes
chronic, the discharge are increased In qasntity
and changed in quality they are nov thick and
hesvy, cad ere hswked Or eoushed ~ Ihs -
erss,o.s ere Offensive, eausing bed bresah the
voice l. thick and nasal; the eyes ere wesk The
sense Of smell is lessened o. destroyed; deaahese
frequently takes place. Another common and
important symptom Of Catarsh ID, that the per-
son il obliged to clear his throat IN the morning
down lforfthe head during the night When
this takes plsce, the per.on may BE- sure sh:t bic
disease il on it, way 70 the lunss and should 'oss
no time in arrestine Il.
t. The aboss are 6Ss fsD Of tA< many CssssrA
SymptoaNs.
a Nlns1e Doeele will noee . nentA
Ito ~ $3.50 o1eoo oo0oo
TOoo0mom1oo.
From Hon. Taos. j. ZseAer, Es-A M6v II On
g,sss. froM Illinois. late Spsek~ q ~ Ni~sis
III F';" ss i. s:s S'IsS ill.,. x:' Of
fassroRS, Oct. 81, 1859.
Dn. d. n. SkBLYB:
Dear Sir-Iu reply 70 your notice Of the 18th
lust. would say Shst ] WAS severely Afflicted
with Catarrh for years, within became acquaint-
ed with you end bought tive bottles Of your
Liquid Catarrh Remedy. Before had used one
bottle was sensibly improved, aud before the
second bottle was finished. was completely cured.
recommend the medicine 70 ell afflicted with
Catarrh. Res'ly yours, THos TuRxes.
DR.. ID. III. SEELYE & Co.,
SoLK PsoPnEfoss,. Chicago, III.
- Laboratory at Frecport illinois.
Ge3eral Agents.
JOHN D.,PARK, ...............C Cincinnati o.
WIN. JOHNSON, Detroit, Mich.
ANO FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
Sold in Davenport by DR. Higgins.
iv20-dkWly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

Al the goods 10 the chow Iist vii e eo11
without reseryation. FOR 0NR DOlsLAB BACH.
Certincates o. III the varioss articles are placed
- siSsDas envelopes and sealcd. Theas envel-
|opes Nm be sent b mail or delivered q Our ol
ace, without regard to choice. On receiv:ne !
|Dss1lea1e yoo Wiu zee Yhat ertiele il Representa-,
end L . optional With t6a to send Qpe dollar -
Twelve the article nasd, Of my other ID the liz
o. The same vA1ns.
IL II traneaetious BY msil ~ s1r6s ~ Ssr.
|1ntthe t6sieese, Is cents each. Five Cesti0ceteo
win - eeot ~ u ;oleven ~ q; 1hif(y ~ g
|1f1r 1--we fof olb; sd o. hundred ~ ol&.
We euarantee tatire satieGas,ioo u ever h.
otonce. y.sssS yisA M
AGENTS speslsl tsrns 70 Asssts Address
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

JAMES NJ. DAl.ZEA4L.
COMMlSSlON AND PRODUCE MERCHANT.
~ Agent for Herring'a Safse and Fairbenks'
Scales, Hydraulic Cement. Plaster Paris and Han.
NO. FRONT STREET,
Dvenapsrt, Iowa. myl4-dtf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27
COM M Z SION.

PRO d u &c D r o X e r I,
MO. ls SOUTH WATER ST, CHICAGO
IN III. p. O. Box 2009. Cash advances made
on prouert; in store snch. -dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

Bought or taken IN exchange for manufacture
goods, at the highest cash price, at the Factory.
May 5-dwtfI JOSEPH StlIELDS
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-12-27

= sums 70 suit available in the principal cities o.
fneland ireland, Scotland. Holland, belgium,
5rsncc. ftaly, switzerland and Germany.
Tickets from different ports in Europe TO any
art or the United States. both by steam aud ~
IN. furnished At New York City rates
AUSTIN CORBlN, Pres't.
IRA n. CLIFFORD, Cashier. nv25
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

NEGRO SLAVES IN VRRMoET.-We were
not aware that loyal Vermont tolerated
slave trading within her borders, but it
would appear from the following item, which
we clip from the New York Tribune, that
such is the case:
The Standard, of Woodstock, Vermont,
says: "Ihe substitute brokers have found a
new source of supply, and are now bringing
on in large numbers negroes who fall to the
rear of our armies in their advance into the
Southern country. A party of these negroes,
mere boys in appearance, are in town await
ing sale. We lack time and space to speak
Of this business as it deserves. If the blacks
received any fair portion of the bounty mo-
ney for which they are sold, it would have a
better look; but as it is, there is not rel
deeming feature about it and it ought to be
discountenanced"
This looks like as mean business as the
descendants of Puritans could be engaged
in. First, stealing these miserable negroes,
"mere boys" from their homes, on false
pretense of giving them freedom, and then
selling them to some mean Loyal Leaguers
in order to save their miserable carcasses
from the mshaps of war which they
brought upon the country.-Bridgcport Far
nter.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15
Law of Newspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered wishing to con-
tnuc the subscription
2. If subscribers wish their papers discontnu-
ed, publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse TO take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent; they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
them.
A. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they arc held responsible.
Notice should always be given Of removal
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take a paper from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is pri,na tocie evidence
of intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

BRIBERY AND CoRRUpTIoN-The Demo-
cratic Press of San Francisco, says: "a gem
teman of undoubted veracity informs US that
be saw letter few days since, dated at n.
York, and signed by member of the Union
National COMMITTEE the substance Of which
was as follows: "Draw upon us for all the
money you could use to advantage. We
are determined to carry this election if mo-
ney can do it," We have no doubt of the
authenticity of this letter; all the circumstan'
tial evidence confirms it. The $l5,O0o,000
secret service fund voted by Congress to the
President, undoubtedly was for electoneer
ing purposes. But we believe the people
are now too well informed of the purposes
Of this administration to barter their liber
ties for greenbacks.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

DEMOCRATIC MEErING-1he Democracy
had grand rally at Findley's school house,
East Bear River Township, on Tuesday even
ing last, The house was crowded and many
could not gain admission Many ladies'
graced the occasion with their presence
Able and spirited addresses we're delivered
by Colonel N. E. Whitesides, |. G. McQuad,
Esq, and Mr.. Wyman. The greatest enthu,
siasm prevailed. Large accessions have been
made to the Democratic party in that section
of the country, and the good work goes on
in the most satisfactory manner.
Express, Oct. 9th.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

CURE FOR Poison IvY.-Soft soap will
cure the poison of ivy (''poison vine"). A
correspondent says:
Fifty years ago my father said he had used
it twenty years, and never knew it fail to
cure. have never known it to fail since
that time,
My method of using it is to put it on the
part affected, wet it and rub it till it becomes
white lather, and-le it dry on, and it sell
dom fails to cure by first application. 1t is
also preventive whenever "A persons is ex,
posed to be poisoned.
1t will also prevent and cure the poison of
Poison Sumac (Which is distinguished from
Sumac by the shoots being red); it grows in
New England; have never seen it in the
West; but it will not cure the poison from
parsnip.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

Long before Gen. Mcclellan was spoken
of as candidate for the Presidency; long
before party lines were drawn as they now
exist. or the issues become prominent that
are now most active, it happened that our
nominee laid down platform that he and
all of us can with entire safety now stand
upon. 1t is made of the best sort of sound,
wel-seasoned timber, and is put together as
we'll as the most artistic Cabinet-maker could
have done it. 1t bears date, July fth, 1862,
and is as follows:
"This rebellion has assumed the character
of war; as such it should be regarded; and
it should be conducted on the highest prn-
ciples known to Christian civilization. II
should not be a war looking to the suhjuga.
tion of the people of any State in any event
1t should not be at all a war upon popuIa
ton, but against armed forces and political
organizations. Neither confscation of pro
perty, political organization of persons, ter
ritora organization of States, or torcible
abolition Of Sla0ery should be contemplated
for moment. In prosecuting the war, all
private property and unarmed persons should
be strictly protected, subject only to the
necessity of military operations. All pri'
vate property taken for military use, should
be paid or recepted for; pillage and waste
should be treated as high crimes; all un
necessary trespass strictly prohibited, and
offensive demeanor by the military towards
citizens promptly rebuked Military arrests
should not be tolerated except in places
where active hostiities exist, and oaths not
required 10y enactments coustitutlonally
made, should be neither demanded nor re
ceived. Military government should be con
fined to preservation of public order and
the protection of political rights. Military
power should not be allowed to interfere
with the relations of servitude."
This enuncation Of principles on the part
of Gen. Mcclellan was made in letter to
the President, written from Harrlson's Land
inc, on James River, July 7th, 1862. We
have said that the workmanship Of this
Platform is worthy of the best skilled Cabinet
maker anywhere. The people have appre-
ciated the fact, and hence resolve that its
constructor shall be the boss Cabinet-maker
of their country during the next four years.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

SAN ANDREAs.-A correspondent of the
Amador Dispatch gives description Of an
enthusiastic meeting Of the Democracy at
San Andreas few days ago. The large au-
dience was addressed by j. W. Cofroth, S.
b. Axtel, and others. The Democracy of
old Calaveras is thoroughly aroused and fully
determined to carry the county for Mcclellan
and Pendleton-and her favorite nominee
for Congress-. w. Cofiroth-by at least
two hundred majority.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

AN ABOLITION SrUMpER ARRESTED FOR
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRErENoEs
The Grass Valley National, of oct. 7th,
says: ave understand that tho Rev. Mr.
Vinton, who is stumping the State with Sam
Brannan, on the Abolition tack, delivered a
ferocious harangue in one of the towns in
Trinity county, lately, in which he accused
the Democracy of being very rascaly set.
After his speech was closed, people were
somewhat astonished to see an officer ad.
vance with warrant and arrest the Rever-
end orator. They were still more surprised
when he was put on trial on charge of OBJ
tanning money under false pretences. We
have no further information respecting the
matter, and do not know how the gentle
man" got out Of the scrape. Perhaps Sam,
Brannan "punged," and rescued him from
his 'persecutors."
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

A REMEDY FOR APPLE TREE BoRERs.-It
has been discovered that blue clay is a per
feet protection against the borers. The dis
coverer makes mortar and pasters the trees
up as high as the borers would work, max
ing the application Spring and Autumn.-
The remedy bas been worth SO much to him
that he wishes to make it universally known,
by having it printed in the proceedings Of
the Farmers Clnh.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

MCCLELLAN AND UNloN.-The New York
Journal of Commerce says: A friend who
came from Connecticut last evening says the
radical party seems dead and only getting
ready for its funeral there. No one has any
hope of its revival to life The Mcclellan
furor is seizing on all the people, and they
recognize in him the man who will give US
peace in the Union.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

gs- The Republicans are grumblng be-
cause all our candidates are "Northern
dough faces" or Irish Catholics" A while
ago they were terribly troubled about the
Southern Chivs governing the party. We
can't please them so we please ourselves.
CoIuSd San.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

OUR SPEAKERS IN THE FIELD.-The Men,
docino Democrat says that the largest meet
ing ever held in that county, since its organ,
ization, took place at Ukah City, on the
Goth of September. Addresses were deliver.
ed by Jackson Temple, T. j. Henley, E. J.
Lewis and George Pierce. The Democrat
says that numerous accessions have been
made to our party throughout the county.
The Placer herald., 1864-10-15

TuoLUMNE ALL RIaHr.-Gentleme from
Tuolumne county, who are well posted in
regard to political affairs assure us that
their county will roll up at least three hun
dred majority for Mcclellan. The Demo-
craoy there are thoroughly organized, and
alive to the issues pending on the contest.
EIDress