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EXPRESSES.

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IA OFFICE 6la PENN. AVENOE,
Washisgton Oily, d. o.
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XXI kxPRRss FORWARDRRB
ssrshandlss, Money, JswslFy, VaIua blss
r, hotss, btosks, BoAds, Ga., -
soIWlrdSd with SAFETY AND DIsPATCH 10 ali
seoessiDle sections OF the country. This COMPANY
nhs Agencies In the prineipAi railway towns a ~
NORTH EAST, WEsTI AND NOhTHWESf,
WASHLH9T0E %. d. ~ Y0RH BosToZ
PHMADkLPHLA, BALTLK0RE ON
ULNNAIL ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
VILE, LEXLRGTOM
Sonneetlons are made ~ New YORK and BosIon
VIVA lines forwarding 10 the CanIaSS And tbs
BEitth Proytnoes, and with stsAmILip lines To LIv.
sfpooii southampton and HGvre, and thence bv
'ownS 10 Great Britain and on the Continent.
CollSstlon o. Notes Drafts and Bills made Al ali
accessible PAfts Of tho United States, - -I
=. q. Q. DUNN, Agent
"AshinEton. d. Q.
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n Y / o l A L {.

Wan DBPkRIMEET,1
ApIurARr GREEnAL's OFFICE,
WAsHrNsroE, March II, 1854.
An applications for lesves OF absence or per.
mission TO Wait Washington must be addressed 10
Major General HAllssk, Chief Of STAT, and must
specify the business for whieh the ofaeer desres
the permission. kilograms addressed direct to the
Secretary OF War on this subject viii receive no
attsntion.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
X. d. TOWNSEND,
mai-e Assistant AdiutAut General.
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NJ Z W INV K NTI ON
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH, .r

DR.. s. D. sIGEsMoND h HAYWARD,
~ PsnnlylyaniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington. ~.
Drs. 8. II. calls the attention OF the public TO
The advantages Of their improved system:
lst The teeth OF their manufacture will net or
eorrode nor change color by any neidBj and are
three-iouIths lighter than any other.
"a. No teeth or ro0ts need be extracted, as the
artificial ones can be inserted over them. - y
ID. The roots will be made inotensive and never
70 ache. rHI|0T
eth. No temporary teeth are needed, As perm..
nent ones can DO made Immediately, thereby pre-.
serving the natural expression Of the face, Which,
under the old system, Ia frequently disagured.
9Th. This work has been fully tested for oyer
hvs years BY many OF the hrst chemilts and phvSi.
sisns OF this and the old country. 49,
Drs .: II. have also invented white indie.
stIuotible metal nlling, with which the most aen-
sitiye teeth oan DO hlled without pain, and can
build up q perfect sound tooth on any aide roots,
which VIII last through . lifetime. = -
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAM
win lnnoxious Vapor, by Drs. sigesnond b Hay.
ward, go PennsylyaniA avenue, inventors and sole
mAnuiAeturers OF Anaestio InnoAiOuB yapor Inot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOrof0Tm or EtLierl but
strictly an AnAeste agent, entirely tree from OK.
vibrating effects and porfeotly harmless causing
quiet lleePy with pleasant sensations and peFieGt
Instability 10 pain. : l. .
The best Of references given II reg uiEedr ..I
CAh And examine for yourselves. myal
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CLOTHING.

II SLOl6iNG.
.TrNToNT HNf6NiI UNIoNiI'
" '.a b, q Y 4 'S % E.TI q I,
GRAND CONCENTRATIONS. 1 &.
|r.IHI aIHI srruI7 -EL
THREE Stone ooMBINEp.
MEs,Rs. SMITH CO.,
Cotasr q rwsnucnh street and Penn.. ave-,
J. DEucE CO.,
No. ast Seventh street,
LII. SMITH, 10
No. tsO Seventh street,
Have consolidated their Luslnss, At the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post ofhcsJ
Where you will Hnd eodld.ss,ortmcnt Of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, an immense stock of Ready. Made Clothing
and GontlOmen'i Furnishing Goods OF eye,y lie.
'ehptlOn.
ALSO,
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST Styles
AT PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRIso UP THE BoYs,"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER.
Call and see our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES, H.
Whether you buy Of not. No charge for sxAnius.
tion. sI
CONE EARLY, TO AVOID THR HUSH, IF
YOU CAM
BUT COME ~
Do NOT FORGET THE PLACEI ..
J. H. SMITHS,
No. $50 seventh street,
ssi2 Opposite Post ONCE.
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T OOKi LOOK LOOK LOOK
cusTOM.MApE GOODS
BALTIMORE PRICES.
Now opening At Oak Hall
BON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING EsTABLIsNENr,
under the superintsndence OF
MR.. C. PALMER,
weiiknown TO the citizens OF Washington, where
YOU will lind the largest and best assorted stock
PIECE GOODS
that has evet been offered In this city.
SMITH BROS 4 CO,
Oak Hall,
No. Iei seventh street,
Opposite Post Office.
N. B. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trade
at lowest market prises. ,ela p
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LANGOuR, LASSITuDE,
AND THAT
Peculiar to the sPRiNG TIME OF THE YEAR
are immediately relieved by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP,
Or Protected Solution Of PRoToXiDE OF IRON.
THE PERUvIAN SYRUP
Supplies the blood with is vital prime pie, or
infusins sTREEG III, VIGoR and NEW LIFE
into all parts OF the system.
One Of TIE most Distinguished Iuri,ts in New
ENGLAND writes to friend, "a iollnwE:
al hAve tried tbs PERUVIAN SYRUP And the
result fully su,tsins your prediction. II has mAte
EEw MAN OF me infused into my system ne "
vigor and energy | am no logger tremulOuS and
dehitAted, as when you last saw me, but stronger,
heartier, and with larger capacity for labor, en-.
,.l and physical, than at any time during the last
An eminent divine OF Boston says:
"lhave been using the PERUVIAN SYRUP Tor
some time pastj It gives me NEW vIaoR, BuON-
ASeY or srihiTs, ELASTICITY or MusCLGn
Pamphlets Tree. J. p. DlNsMoRE,
No 4si Broadway, New York.
COUGHS COLDS! CONSUMPTION!
WlsTARs BtLsAM OF WILD CHERRY
ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Guilty OF BreathioB, Asthma, Hoarsenesf,
Sore Throat, Group, and every
Affection Of
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
Wistar's Bslsam OF Wild Cherry does not dry up
Cough and leave the seeds OF Conf pttou In the
all Impurities.
Noue genuine unless signed ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
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p. W. SEWARD,

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF TIE
i DISTRICT OF cOLUhBIA, SLrTEapER %,
Abby Cara Harris, complainant, In Equity.
Samuel l. Harris, defendant. NO 2S''
The petition In this case GtAtes and CHARGES that
pe complainant and defendant were married 10
ne city Of Portland, In The state OF Hsne, in the
leAf les1; that IN the Year 1876 they removed TO
- Distriet OF Columhis; that they lived tOEether
- husband And wife since the marriage until 1850,
Shsn the defendant totally de- erted the compA n.
ant and her children and left said Distrieti that
As has not since been, nor heard Of, or FROM him
me, Therefore, prays TO be d creed from the bond
q said marriage, pursuant to the act Of Congress
b such c>se, 6e. And summons having been re-
enrasd mot fourd,n and It Appea Ing To the salts
ASTON Of the eonrt, by affidavit of disBte eSted
witness, that tho defendant 10 q non.IeAident OF
~ hsriet, It 70, therefore, this 2sl day OF Sep.
ansaser, 1884, ordsred that the defendant DO anil
- car this court. In per en- or by attorney and
q swsr the petition, &e.. on OF before Cd Tuesday
% November, 1885, provided a copy OF this order he
Dablished In the hLFrBLIcA7 once . eek for six
vseks, excessively, preceding the said day.
WIN. LiLLEY,
solielioT for petit ouer.
A true sony! n. J. MEIGs,
so -lAS6w Clerk.
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REDDING' RUSSIA sALvEl
r al Pain Extractor.
FORTY YEARS EXPtRIENCE
Has FULLY established the superiority OF this salye
most angry looking swellings and Inf summation,
ss y BY Magiei heals Old Sores, Wounds, Burns,
soAlds, ke., In . surprisiuEly short time.
Only % CO q Box.
Tho above are all old and weil.ebtAblished RENE.
dies.
Fer Sale by DO.
J. p. DIssMoRE, 4si Broadway, New York,
o. W. FowIE q Co., IS FREMONT street, BOSTON,
and by all Druggists. aust Wa ssh
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HENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING, --WH
VI kayo row In store full Stoeb Of osntlsmSni1
furnishing Goods OF tho lGtest Itvios msnufsssurs
cd wts Ms same degree Of poatness ityis md ~.
sABBs, " II made 70 ordAr, 49,
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co.,
ssS PtnnsylyAnia Avenue, bOtWsen
~ IS-<aG ISaAE mai !
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T0nN LCKER's
" BUTLER RESTAURANT,
"a n MGII0H DOTes,J
bbA PkNhGlLVAHIA AVENUE,
betwoen Ninth and Tenth streets (up etAiral
Inc proprietor VI llIG fAvOFite heatauIAnt A
pared no pains 10 make this the beat Restaurant
WAshinstonI and he points with pleasure TO the
Arye patronage he has always beOn honor0d with,
Ana resPeotfnllY solottS continuance Of the same
6AMk, OYSTERS, And other rOfroshmonts con.
''AnH % nand, and a. the most reAsonAbls rates.
DINNER, AND .a... Is.
.ass SUPPER
ptsPared q me shoEasss notice and In Che mos,
nrsahiAsh rom 70 u O'clock. Dinner and Sun.
- a 81 h0uns --'-7 nv 80
80 --C EIEl-AJD I..s4 80. d. A4T-TY49a
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IL B0OkBIEDER,
No. 81 fElH, AVE, ,WAsuIEsToB, d, C.,
nss oSs. Sosnd in-sIssy ssgls-Tu rksy kofos'
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NJ EW YORK .
~ AND
WAsHIN TON
sTEAhsBIP LINE.
Ahmi- MEEkLf BETWEEN NEW YORK, WASH.
INSToh AND GEORGEToWN, D. C.
STEAMSHIPS
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALVOR, AND JAB. 8. GREEN,
:, Regular sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and SAT-
Ssop5s, rs 10 m, from foot Of High street,
York. - ~ VI wan sHee'' FeW
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN q RH1NEHAET, hRonta
loot OF High street, GEORGETOWN or
40, g., JAMES HAND, Agent,
1'"-on lit Wall street, New Yorh
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r a Il GIDEON PRINTING
ESTABLISHED IN ,sos
GIDEON u PEARSON,
sTRAM.PowER,
BOOK AND JOB PRIETERs.
'lI htntL 'trsot near Psnnsylvsui. Avenue,
WARRINGTON CITY,
savins greatly Increased the fas,ii,ie. O, Nh,
above Old Est.bllshsd Printing
House BY an Amos,
ssrrHH sxNEwAL OF MATERIAL
And III addition Of several Of the uo., ,u,p,ovsa
rowl R-rKKssE
Are prepared 70 szssu,s eyeIy variety Of
LErrrRPsEss PRINTING.
ZINE VISITING uARp
LARGE FOSTER
rLAIE OK OOLoRKD INK.
PkohrTNEss AND DlsPATcH
MAY BE
ED ON. nol4-tT,
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V1kRM5 OF THE SUPREME COURT
i OF THE DISTRICT on COLUmBIA.-Nos,s.
shsrehy given that, by . rule OF ths Court. n
worms have been nN'd - followst
General TIeymg
Third Monday OF January,
First Monday Of May.
Third Monday Of October.
Terms oflte Circuit Ilopyt,
In which alone Jury IL impanneled Tor The trial
- OF civil oases.) -
First Iuegday OF February.
Third Monday Of May.
First Tuesday OF Noyembef,
Termi Of W. CrSniRai Cssst.
First Monday OF March.
Third Monday OF Juno.
fiIst Monday Of December.
I1Hf Of Hs Dtslri6i COtst.
first Monday OF June.
Fiat Monday Of Deoembsr.
q ....L.... special Tsrms
First Tuesday Of January.
First tuesday q February.
FIRST Tuesday OF March,
First Tuesday Of April.
Third Monday OF May.
First Tuesday OF June.
First Tuesday OF July.
First Tuesday OF September,
Etrst Tuesday OF October.
First Tuesday Of November
First Tuesday OF DSSenber.
~ ~ ofd' of'n' Court ~ MEIsL
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

New Nation loyal radical journal, says:
Never since the creation of the world has
there been war SO loosely so stupidIy, and
so shamefully conducted as this. We wish
to believe in the stupidity rather than in the
culpability Of the Administration, but even
stupidity has its limits. East and West,
North and South, everywhere we have the
same results, disgrace, and ruin as the sole
reward for so many sacrifices, so much ener'
gy and sefdenial on the part of the people;
and it is time that this we're ended" Coming
from the right wing of the Abolition party,
it must be admitted tho above is rather betty
on the great Union splitter and his party.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09
Law of NeWspapers.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinue the subscription.
O. If subscribers wish their papers discontinue
ed publishers may continue TO send them until
all charges are paid.
g. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office or place to which they are
sent they are held responsible until theyisettle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
them.
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent TO
the former direction, they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given of removal.
s. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take q paper from the office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for, is prima faeie evidence
of Intentional fraud
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

Don't CARE FOR HIS BLEssING-Afte
the Committee on Platform of the Cleveland
Convention had made its report, member
moved to amend by adding, with the blesl
sing of God" The President put the mo,
ton: "AIl in favor of the blessing of God
will say aye"--there was perhaps fifty ayes,
and when the nays were put prolonged
response-"nay" from three times as many
as answered aye. So the motion was lost,
and the Convention stands opposed to the
blessing of God. Sac. Rec
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

The Springfield Republican, which sup
ports the Administration, and which is the
leading New England Republican journal,
gives the following. 1t needs no comment
at our hands: ut is sad, shocking picture
of life in Washington, which our correspond
ents are giving us. bureau of the Urea
sury Department made house Of seduction
and prostitution. The necessities of poor
and pretty women made the means Of their
debauchery by high government officials.
Members of Congress putting their mistress
es into clerkshps in the departments. An
honorable Senator knocked down in the
street by woman whom be had outraged.
Whiskev'drinking ad Hbitum. The Govern
ment cheated in contracts, and openly rob-
bed by its employees. Writes our careful
correspondence long resident in the capi-
tal-'W Washington was never quite so villain
ously corrupt as at the present time. In
the palmy days of Southern rule, or Slavery,
there was not half the corruption there is
now We do not doubt this is strictly true;
and, we repeat, it is a sad shocking picture" ="
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

ExAMIN ALTON OF EXPRESS RoBBERs.-The
Marysvie Appeal of the 3Oth of June, has
the following:
The GaSsaway family, consisting of Upton
Gassaway and wife, U p:on S. Gassaway, Jr.,
Charles Gassaway and Nellie Gassaway, alias
St. Clair together with James Shuber and
James Series, the prisoners under arrest at
Orovile as the robbers Of Writings Express,
had their examination yesterday before S.
w. w. Coughey, }. +, and were held to
answer-the males in the sum Of $1,000
and the females 500 each Officer Casad
of this city, holds warrant for the arrest of
the same parties on the charge of robbing
Langton's Express near Camptonvile on the
l4th ultimo. The Gassaways resided four
miles above Auburn, Placer county, where
the father kept hotel for many years. 1t
is the same family who event gipsying"
last Spring, and was noticed by the Stockton
Independent as having robbed near that
city.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

ABOLITION PURITY. ashington, under
New England influence, is overhowing with
swlndlers, prostitutes and contrabands. The
New Haven Courier, an Abolition organ.
with strong Indignation says: corruption
runs riot in Washington. Even Senators
acknowledge taking half hundred thousand
dollars, while the leaders who have tasted
the spirits, are lounging around the doors of
every Government office, and by threats
and bribes compelling the qualifications O {
their wishes" A frank confession, truly.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

lHE RUSSIAN ADMIRAL TO RETURN HOME.
We understand that orders have been re-
ceived by Admiral Lissofski to proceed with
the three war vessels now in this harbor.
direct to Russia The corvette Vitiaz will
sail very speedily, and the other ships will
follow next week. The fleet will probably
be ordered to cruise in the Baltic, while the
two vessels now in New York are destined
for service in the Mediterranean.
Boston Journal. June Q.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

HIGH FRElGnr.-The merchants in Nor
thern California are commencing to agitate
the matter of the high price of freight from
San Francisco to Red Bluff. We are in
formed that nearly all the merchants of Sis
kiyou assembled in Yreka last week and had
the matter under consideration, and the fea-
sibility Of joint stock company composed
of the merchants of Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta
and Tehama discussed, and a Committee of
Conference appointed to lay the matter be
fore the traders in these localities. The OBJ
ect of the company, we believe, is to pur'
chase or build boat to run between Sacra'
mento and Red Bluff in connection with
Capt Kidi's boat on the lower end of the
river. Both of the Yreka papers are agita'
ting the matter in earnest, and the probabil
tiles are that an opposition boat will! be on
the Red Bluff route, or the present tariff of
freight be considerably reduced.
Red Bluff Independent
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09
THOMAS BOYCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

Daily Express, Marys'le
Daily Beacon, Stockton
Esmeralda Star, Aurora
Placer Herald, Auburn.
ColuSa Sun.
Aurora Times.
Chronicle, lone City.
Democrat, Nevada.
Telegraph, Folsom.
Dispatch, Jackson.
Enquirer. Dutch Flat.
Journal. Yreka.
Nationalist, Wea
verville.
News. Knights Landing
Sentinel. Santa Cruz.
Pajaro Times, Watson
vile.
Tribune, San Jose.
Gazette. San Matco.
Pacific Echo, Napa.
Tuolumne Courier. Co
lumbia.
Democrat. Santa Rosa.
San Francisco. May 2
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

QUEER ANIMALS IN WAsuoE.-So pros
pectors who have been through the greater
part of the Goose Creek range Of mountains
report having seen in large valley hundreds
and thousands Of small animals resembling
Guinea pigs. We suggested prairie dogs,
but they swear they are no more like prairie
dogs than coyote is like giraffe, and
maintain that they are a stunted species of
the porcupine quadruped, and wthal are
excellent eating, having pork TASTE
Enterprise.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

WANT OFFlCE.-ln the Stars and Stripes.
we notice fourteen announcements for politi-
cal prefeTment in District No. /. Placer
county. There are nine candidates for Col
lector, three candidates for Assessor, and
two candidates for Supervisor These can.
dldates are all subject to the decision of the
District Union Convention. Great heavens.
what chance for trading.
WarVSpiWe 1npeaI
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

JOSH BILLINGs ON DRAFTING -Widder
women and their only son IL xempt provided
the widders husband has already sarvel 2
years in the war, and IL willing to 90 agn; |
believe the supreme corte has decided this
thing forever.
Once more If a man should run ava with
his draft, he probably wouldn't ever be al.
lowed to stand the draft aen; this looks Sc
wear at fust site but the more yu look at it,
the more WI can see the wisdom into it.
Once morely: Xempts are those who have
been drafted into the s,at prizzen for trying
to git an honnist living bi supporting wives
at ons; also, all uusepaper correspondents
and fools in general.
Once more agin: No substitute will be ack
septed who is less than three or more than
ten feet hi1h; he must kno how to chew to,
hacker and drink poor whiskee and be
mustn't be Altered of the itch nor the rebels.
Moral ka, acter isn't required, as the Govern
ment furnishes that and rashuns.
Conclusively: No person can be drafted
but twice in different phases without his
consent; but all men has right to be drafted
at least onst; | don't think even rit of ha-
beas corpus could deprive q man Of this last
blessed privilege.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

FLY FAN.-A barber in Stockton has in
vented fran to keep flies off his customers.
A wheel four feet in diameter is placed in
one of the bath rooms where it can be set
in motion by turning the spigot of water
pipe over it, when it propes the tanning
apparatus, arranged along the ceiling Of the
house over the chairs occupied
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

MEANNEss-The editor Of the Sacramen,
to Star, without blush, details how he went
to Gen. Wright with copy of the Dispatch
and exhibited to him an offensive article,
with the view Of procuring our arrest and
the suppression of the Dispatch, and com.
plains of the Indifference with which Cen
W. treated him! This was done by prin'
ter, publisher aud editor, which makes the
crime greater. The constitution of the
United States says "there shall he no abridg.
ment of the freedom of speech or the liberty
of the press" But this poor apology for a
man thinks a military officer is above the
constitution. 1noador Dispatch.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

Cum herland Presbyter,
Pacheco.
A Alameda Gazette, San
Leandro.
Solano Herald, Suisun.
Marin Journal, San Ra-
flel.
Oakland Press.
Oregon Democrat, AL
bany.
Oregon Union, Corvallis.
Cosmopolitan, Mazatlan.
iOregor Sentinel, Jack
sonville.
Herald Of Reform, En-
gene City.
Democratic State Jour
nal, Dalles.
Review. Eugene City.
Wa hington Standard
Olympia.
British Columbian, West
minister.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

Trout FISHING EXTRAORDINARY. A part
ner Of the firm of Pritchard Brothers, Full
ton street, New York, fishing tackle manu-
facturers, lately returned from fishing at
Milford, Pike county, Pennsylvania, where
he captured the enormous amount Of eight
hundred and fifty trout, varying in weight
from quarter to one pound each. This
extraordinary feat was accomplished within
three days, from the Oath to the 9th of
May. and with only three different flies.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

COPPER IN UrAH.-A prospecting party
lately arrived at Camp Douglas. T TA
from Cottonwood Canon, where they found
ore that yielded seventy-fve per cent of
pure copper. Some of the party who dis
covered the lead are old copper miners from
Copperopolis.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

A large herd of cattle-about three thou
sand-and number of horses-passed
through our town last Tuesday morning for
SCOTS Valley, in this county. They came
from some of the lower counties, whence
they have been driven by the drouth. We
hope, as no doubt they will, find plenty OF
grass where they are going.
Const;tuti0nnI Democrat
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

Personal advertisements charged full rates.
Obituary. Birth and Marriage Notices, published
without charge.
re Liberal deductions made TO monthly or
yearly advertisers.
The Placer herald., 1864-07-09

We observe some indications of the prev
alence of copperheadsm in distinguished re-
publican quarters. For example:
The Supreme Court of Vermont has de-
clared the soldiers voting bill of that State
unconstitutional, SO far as it relates to the
election of State officers"
Again, Senator Hale, of New Hampshire,
in speaking in the Senate, the other day, of
the effort in Congress to annihilale the State
banks, said the object would be more easily
understood if the measure were put in this
form:
"And be it further enacted, That all those
instruments heretofore known as State con-
stitutions be, and they are hereby abolished" )"
And again, Senator Doolittle, of Wisconl
sin, on the same occasion, said:
81 do not yield to my honorable friend
from New Hampshire in my sincere respect
as we'll as my deep and settled conviction in
the necessity Of this government, as well as
the State governments themselves, maintain
ing preserving, and defending all the rights
Of the States under the constitution of the
United States believe in State rights, sir
lHdl tney are expressly ihehloheu reserved,
protected, and defended in the constitution
itself, and AS they are reserved by our con-
stitulion, protected and defended, believe
in those rights, and as a citizen of the United
States, and as a citizen of State, | feel
bound to respect and to defend them"
Now, all this is copperheadsm in its most
malignant form. Neither Vallandigham nor
DowalI mar E,rpon1o Wood hoe ayar bra,th
ed worse copperheadism. Can it be possible
that the Supreme Court of Vermont, and
Senator Hale, of New Hampshire, and Sem
ator Doolttle, of Wisconsin, are turning
copperheads! Chicago Tinaes