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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FENAN CIAL.
CLEVELAND MONEY mARKET.
MORNING LEADER oFFlCE:

MORNING LEADER OFFIUE.
FRIDAY EVENING, April !, 1884
Gold-The gold market in New York to-day was
little feversh, evidently working hard between the
euors Of one Glass to push It up and another to pull
1t down. 1t op7ned at 674as7s fell to e5 and closed
quiet at 65S. The market here was closed q little
hrmer, at the following rates: Selling IS; buying
64 per cent. premium.
Siiver-Quiet aud higher. Selling 5695s Per cent.
premium buying, Sass
mOney-The pressure money continues, and
the market is very close Our bankers have so far,
however, been able to meet the demands upon them
SIX per cent. is the rate.
Exchange-Essy, at unchanged rates, viz: Gov
ernment, National and Ohio funds par on New
York. Eastern and Pittsburgh y per cent discount.
Government BOnds-In good demand at the
following rates;
Buying. Selling.
5-1fs, clean coup l0eAf 1l0
7-3Hs, April and 0ctober.............Il0 II1
7-30's, February and August........lIe NJ
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SANTTARY.-The last vestiges Of the San
itary Fair, in the shape of rows Of evergreen
brush, chips and bits of lumber, worthless
pieces Of roofing, and the other debris of the
great Fair building, arc being rapidly re-
moved, and by this evening the face of the
Square will wear prssentabls appearance.
The lumber Of the buildings has been nearly
all removed to Pittsburgh.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

RESUMED Hrs PosITIoR.-W. 8. Crsw.
ford, Esq, formerly conductor on the Ma
honing Road, and more recently Train Dis
patcher on the Atlantic and Great West
ern Road, has resigned his last position, find
ing its duties too wearing, and resumed his
former position as conductor on the MGhon-
ing division. Mr.. Crswford's many friends
along the road and in this city will be re-
joiced to know that he has resumed his du-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

REAL estate TRAEsFERs.-Tbe follow
ing transfers of real estate have been entered
on the records of this county the past week
John Palmer to Nelson Cooper-S3 feet
front on Fulton street BY 12s feet inches in
depth; consideration 81 800.
Andrew Fetzsr to B. Bader-2s feet front
on Orange street, by 156 feet inches deep
consideration 5000.
Babetts Dsmme to Peter Kind-4O feet
front on Blair street by 1SO feet 10 inches
deep; consideration 81 900.
Mary Warren to Caleb BilIson-42 feet
front on Cedar street, near Perry, by 100
feet deep, with brick building consideration
s1,sOO.
H.s. Mspss to Augustus Keys-22S scres
OfIsnd in MsyshsId consideration $s,s62,
Joseph Clement to Daniel Quayle-sO fest
on Orange street by 100 feet deep oOnsid-
Grafton $3.50.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

ATTENTION COMPANY C, 10Th o. V. NJ
All members of Company arc hereby
ordered to appear at the ArmOry on Mon
day, 4th inst, at Il 1-2 O'Clock P. N. Mem
bers of this company who have been absent
from drills and musters are hereby notified
that Court of Inquiry will be held on Mon
day, 4th inst, at which time an opportuni-
ty will be given them to render their excuse
Any member having muskets or equipments
in his possession must return the same to the
Armory. By order of commsndsnt.
apr7.I4A
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

o. A. Bsad-April 1st 80 and Nay lSt $40 COu-
pon Interest Wanted.
Alexander, seo6e'd Oo.-On.
Taylor, erissold Co.-Sreat Bargains.
Second National Bank-Designsted Depository
and Fissal Agent Of the United.
Taylor, G-isv old a Co.-Hoop Skirts.
r. T. Gresn-A gents Wanted.
To Let-House.
To Rent-Brick House.
o. Cutter &son-Locsl Notice.
Go. O-LOoal Notice.
Fifth Ward-Local Notice.
First Wsrd-LocAI Notice.
spirutaI HaIl-LOoal Notice.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

TIE STEREoPTTCoE.-This wonderful in
strument, combining science and art SO rare
ly. gives its last exhibition here this even
ing. We assure all our readers that if they
attend it they will be delighted with it, while
they will miss much more than they think If
thev fail 10 see il.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovEREoR.-The
following appointments made by the Cover
nor were confirmed by the Senate in szeeu-
tive session Tuesday evening:
Directors of the Northern Ohio LunRtic
Asylum-Wm. C. Earle, of Toledo, and Sam
uel A. Pitkin, Of Summit county.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

A large lot of Furniture, &C., will be sold
at the Auction Room of o. Cutter & Son, No.
1876 Bank street, sale commencing at 10
O'Clock, A. N. Also at half past II o'clock,
one Fine Gold Watch. Also at II O'Clock,
one Grover & Baker Sewing Machine, in per-
feet order. AIsO at 2 o'clock, P. N, nice
open buggy.
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hY. sTOCK mARKK4-AprIr 1.
LATER.


NEW lOHh' HprlII-II P N.
The following are the closing quotations:
New cork Central l43h, Erie l244s. do preferred
li44, Hudson 1853, Harlem l57H Reading l57A, Mich
igan Central I50 Michigan Southern l20A, Illinois
Central l4s4, Cleveland and Pittsburgh l27x, Gale.
na and Chicago l26A Chicago and Rock Island l22A
Northwestern 675<, Fort Wayne l45S. Chicago and
Alton preferred los, Alton and Terre Haute pre-
ferret s9A, Pacific Mail 230H, Chicago, Burli1gton
and Quincy 1863. ohio and Mississippi certificates
6s1, Canton ~, Cumberland "a.
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FIRsT WARn EouLL1zLrInr AsaocIAr1oN

FIRST WARD EQUALIZATION ASSOCIATION.
"A meeting ofth members of the above as
socistion will be held this evening at the
Engine House on Champlain street. Ali
members of the association are expected to
be present, as matters Of Importance will be
presented for consideration. By order of the
President. D. II. KEYS, Secretary.
anr 2. IA
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CITY NEWS.

Nor A CAEDIDATE.-Mr. Henry Roth
who was nominated for constable at the Dem
Ocrstic City Convention, declines the nOmi-
nation. he will sooept no candidacy on
either ticket.
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
Of Cleveland,
Designated Depository and Fiscal
Agent Of the Emitted States.
National 1O.4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary OF the Treas
uTy ds cd March g. "a, this Bank will receive sub
sSriptiODs for the NATIONAL 10 40 1--WE PER oEET-
LOAN, in coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after ten and payable forty years from date
in COIN.
AtLT coupon and bonds Of 2509 and over
al d ANNUALLY on bonds Of the denomination Of 90
aud 100 dollars.
IN Subscribing parties are required TO pay the ac-
crued interest ON the inst OF march 70 the day OF
subscription in Coin in Currency addng fifty FER
cent. premium. Also viii allow TO
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the usual mmiFsion of one eighth Of one per cent.
aprfI2-l62
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BURGLARY on THE WEST sDE.-Eight
before last the house Of Mrs. Granger, on
State street, West Side, was entered by bur
glars. They ransacked the hOuse thorough
Iy, but found nothing of sufficient value to
carry of.
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LOCAL NOTICES,

TIE Union men Of the 9th Ward will
meet to night to nominate a Trustees. All
are requested to be on hand, as other busi-
ness of importance will come before the
meeting. By order of the
apr2:It. COMMITTEE.
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R NOV ALI
From 1873 to 146 Superior Street.
PHOTOGRAPHIC STOCK.

DHOTOGRAPHIO ALBUMS =:
r. B DOUGLABI
fTSF co.,
ARTISTS AAT1RIALs-WT s1Perior.sL
HEWTOH'B and C06sil.a on -aD5Oh5 AMI
sUGLAS q CO.'S,
avHT Avn aaFFa- l79 SupsTi0r-sk-
y 80, ~ AsP 94Gf AE GILT ROSEWOOD
4. b. DOUGLAS 4 90. IS,
Duamon,ar1 70 SupsrfO=-Ss.
PAintiasI sDd EnSrSvtas1. - = w A1'' : - -
3. B. DOUGLAS 1 cos,
l79 5uPsrior-sk.
SNHHE1S DE VIsITE" OF UELRREATRD
A-aA Ae0 RomsRs and Paimsr'S Marbles, at
z. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
H9 SupSricR-st.
E1NA AASRAVIEdS or DISTINGUISHED
Asn y. Z. DOUGLAS & OC.E,
seE.s ~ ssupsFfoF-B
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

RECEPT1os OF THE NAvAI CoNNfTEE-
CIFIzENs' MEETINe.-Ata meeting Of citizens
at the Mayors ofico, on Thursday evening,
to arrange for the reception and entertain
msnt of the Congressional Naval Committee,
expected here on the 7th inst, and to take
into cOnsi isration the question of the lOca-
ton at this point of United States Naval
Depot, His Honor the Mayor was called to
the Chair, and NJ. C. YOungIOve appointed
Secretary.
After free discussion of the objects Of the
meeting, the following named gentlemen
were appointed a Committee of Reception and
En4ar+o;1r.nt.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

ATTENTION 58rH o. Y. The detaoh-
ment at Camp Cleveland, being under
" marching ORDERS" all men on furlough will
report Immediately to receive the first in
stallment of United State bounty. By order
of Jos. SOENIDT STRAUs,
sprI:I44, Captain Commanding.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

MADAME TATLoR-The Great American
Clairvoysnt-wiIl remain q short time in
Cleveland. She can be found at the City
Hotel, Seneca street, Room No. 50. Open
from 3 A n. to 9P.N. Satisfaction guaran-
teed to visit her. apI:I45
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ny. mONRYmARKFr-AprII. I.

ley TEIEGRAPH.i
hf0nsY-Active at SAT per cent
steriiuE EXchRnEe-Firmer at $50 for first
class bills
Gold-Firmer. Opening at 6754a67sS, declining
to &C. and closing quiet at 66x
Government Srecks-Firm and advancing
United States Skies OF 1881, coupons, ll3all34 I;
Eive-tventies, coupons, l,lOal, ,I04.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

J. B. SHRHERD's old friends and Gus
TONERS will find him at 227, Superior street,
where he is prepared to furnish them with
every thing they may want In the way Of
millinery and straw goods. marSO;l46
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PITTsBURGH OIL MARKET,

Special by Telegraph to the Cleveland LzADzn.
PITTSBURGH, April l.
PetP0leum-Market scarce Of crude. Sales at
275kc for high gravity. Refined dull. No sales to-
day. but prices maintained City brand &c asked.
stock OF refined low.
T,sanonde
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

The Erie and Pittsburgh Railroad Com
pany are rapidly pushing forward the road
from West Middlesex to New Castle. The
iron is being distributed and track-lsyers
have commenced laying the track.-MahsR-
ing REGISTER
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COuHr.-Th


UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT.-The
following is list of grand and petit jurers
fOs the May term of this court:
Grand JURoRs.
: James e.. Hesly, Huron county, Joseph NJ.
Farr, Huron county, Thomas NJ. Orr, Crsw-
ford county, Nathan P. Payne, Cuyahogs
county, ZaImcn Fitch, Trumbull county,
Andrew Conn, Vanwsrt county, Lorenzo s.
Bull, Cuyshoga county, James Seston, Col
umbisns county, Sheldon L. Wilkinson,
Cuyahoga county, Peter P. Trump, stsrke
county, VIM. G. Cooper, Knox county, Alan
son Raymond, Huron county, Thomas Har-
desty, Carroll county, James c. Judson, Erie
county, Stephen Mcintyre, Ashtabula county.
PETIT JURORS.
Robert Lee, Crawford county, James
Moore, sGndusky county, Truman h. Bagby,
Seneca county, French W. Thornhill, Co.
shocton county, W. W. Prentice, Medina
county, George 3. Smith, Marion county,
James Patrick, sem, TusesrsWAs county,
Clark johnson, Morrow county, John NJ.
Baily, Erie county, VIM. N. Beebe, Summit
county, r. NJ. Hsmlin, Lorain county, Jes-
sup W. Scott, Lucas county, Hulburt Luther,
Ashland county, Ashley Ely, Portage county,
E. J. Welker, Seneca county, Seth Marsh
field, Lake county, Augustus Sifell, Wyan-
dgtt COUNTY Freeman o. 0rmH. Mabonins
SoAAS7' An unft
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A SPLENDID PICTURE.-We were graft
fod, yesterday by an inspection of ono Of
the finest steel engrsvings which it has ever
been our pleasure to examine,-s portrait of
Gen. Grant, surrounded by an emblematic
and besutiful device, delineating various
events in the great Generals life. In one
corner we see the gun-boats of the Missis-
sippi squadron, bombarding beleagured
Vicksburg; in another, a scene of battle is
portrayed; in another, the columns Of the
grand Army of the Republic file by in the
weary march; in another, Grant and Penn
berton are seen sitting on the grass in front
of vicksburg and arranging the details of
its surrender. The central portrait, the pic
turs of the General himself, is a striking and
faithful one. The whole engraving is exc
cuted with remarkable artistic ability. Mr..
B. S. Green is the agent for it In this To-
cality.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

TIE Enterprise Iron Works of Messrs.
Shsdd, Glare & Co., are now in successful op-
Grafton. They are turning out, We under
stand, a very superior class Of merchant
Mahoning Register.
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On motion, the following gentlemen were
appointed Committee to collect, collats and
putin print such statistics and facts as may
have bearing on the location of Naval
Depot in our city:
Co. Chas Whittlesey, g. H. KimbaH,
Philo Chamberlain, G. A. Benedict.
Adjourned to meet on call of Chairman.
I.U. MASTERS, Chairman.
NC. YouEaLovE, Secretary.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

NEw YORK, April !.
Subscriptions to the Ten-FOrty Loan to-day are
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lRuaS AND MEDICINES.

DRUGS AND MEDICINES-THE
attention Of Physicians and sll persons wishing
Pure and EeIfabEe Medicines,
is respectfully solicited to ny stock which comprises
q complete assortment Of ything pertaining to
THE DRUG TRADE,
and at prices 20 insure satisfaction to the purchaser
Dental and Surgical IHStrsEueHts, Teeth, Foil,
VHJcdnizsd Rubber and VHleqHizers,
Of the latest and most approved patterns sold at man
utactures prices.
PERFUMERY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
IN great variety. Also, stock Of LIQUORS, (as to
quality second to none in market.
Agent for DAYS SPLINT. tbs most complete set
Of splints ever offered TO the Profession. Country
Physicians aIe particularly invited to an examina-
ton OF my stock aud Will hnd It to their advantage
70 favor me with their orders. G. ". CLARk,
ian6 ll9 SnreriOr-St.
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Ten-FOPty Government Loan.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
TIE FIRST NATI0EAL BANK,

UF UIEN hhNUg
designated permanent Depository Of the Govern
ment, is prepared TO receive inscriptions to the
Ten-FOPty Governments Loan,
now resdy for delivery
Depository for U. s. Officers, Paymasters and
Quartetmasters maT30-l52.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

A REuRUTTIEa OFFICER ON " NIaGER
ESLIsTrENTs.-The following letter details
the ungsntlemanly and unpatriOtiC conduct
of recruiting officer in this city in reference
to coIorsd enlistments. It was handed to the
editors of the Herald for insertion in that
paper, and refused by them:
RANDOLPH, PORTAGE County, o,
March l, 1884.
EDIToRs CLEVELAND HERALD On Friday
last was in your city, in company with a
Committeeman from this township, his object
being to get some men mustered and credit
ed to our township. Among the recruits was
one eolored man.
At Captain Strstton's Office our committee
man inquired of very gentlemanly- looking
young officer if he could inform him of any
one in the city authorized to recruit colorsd
men.
His reply was very abrupt and abusive, as
well as profano, and, if can be allowed to
express an opinion, I must say, very unbe-
coming an officer; and if not unbecoming an
officer, very unbeeoming gentleman. He
vented his spite at the d-d sboIitionists
and niggers," and said to him if he did know
of one, he would not help him I'D much"
&C., &c.
On Monday I called upon tho gsntIemanIy
Lieut." at his Office, in company with q
friend, II had been little nervous over il
since the occurTencel, and inquired of him
If he recollectsd the occurrence, to which he
replied that he did, but had nothing to re-
tract, and added, that he would not lift his
finger to get nigger" into the service if
he lost his commission by it.
am anxious to know if such conduct is
approved by officers generally, and If 1t is
not the duty of all recruiting officers to give
all the information in their power, when a
man who is liable to a draft wishes to vol
untser. Respectfully, Eo.,
], BELpTEe.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-02

FOE Coughs, Colds, and Toothsche, use
Porter's Cure Of Pain. We have tried it
frequently, and found it an excellent and
reliable sntidote in al ses.-TFumBHRD DEM
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LOST, WAITS Z E0UKn.

-N--E------
w ANTED.-HAND LOoM.-EyE-
~ k1 Earner to know that Lambs Self Actipg
hhhd Loom g an article no wants to make aT,d save
money Hltn. The turning Of an easy crank By man,
woman q boy, does tbe whole business OF wPavug IS
~ y yarus IN daY - to go day can be earned By
" e1e; STATE County and TOWNSHIP Rights and
Icons LOT GAse. Address, with stauIFs, BBANEOH
= = slI3I = ..Inls.le w ian23-R2s
John p Ross, PIE, Before Daniel Stephan, Justice
y VI against Of the Peace Of Cleveland Ip.,
+. W. kush' def ODyahogs county, o.
I'm THE 10Th DAY OF MARCH
~ a. D; 1854, said Justice Issued an order Of At
aohment In the above action for the sum OF t,yen "
six dollars and fifty three cents.
G. L. INGERSOLL
60, Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
SIstsiAna mArcn 10. leot. marl5-l45.
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MORNING GLEADER.
FRAvKLLER,s REGIsTKR.


.ATuRnAY r7oRNTNs. APRIL ,, 1se1
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Sold by all druggists. Price 25ots.
w, Z. PoRTHR, Proprietor,
'unseo AnAlr occurred ct coz ments.
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n nm MONEY ADVANOEp

eDOOs sOOO In sums to suft--st the old stand and
WslI Known WAGNER'S LOAN OFFIOE, on Securi.
fifa Of every kind, viz: Gold and Silver Watches, d.
amends silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns, Pistols, Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Pianos, melode0nH, and all personal
property and articles Of value on the most stisfsc
fory tsTms Business strictly private. Established
ISL. y. B.-A variety Of unredeemed Wstches, Jew
elry, Guns, &C, for sale at bargains.
Omce-oorner Of Water and Superior sta, over
scils . W wAGNER
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n 4. READ & CO., bankers, 50
VI euperior-st., Ray the highest Premium for
Gold, Silver and Canada Money and take uncurrent {
money at lowest rates of discount.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05
Law of Newspapers.

/. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary. are considered us wishing to con-
tinuc the subscription.
2. II subscribers wish their papers discontinu.
ed. publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
8. 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
them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher. and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always he given of removal.
S. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take q paper from the Office. removing and
leaving it nncalled for, is prima Joeie evidence
of Intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05

lasted some twenty minutes, when out came
the sun again as bright as ever. After the
fourth day blankets were in demand, and no
river country, can conceive Of the luxury Of
breathing this mountain air.
On the 2d Of September the good ship,
The Blue>tsl Fly" (painted sky blue, wheels
vermiIIion red - Old Tom nigh wheeler,
Dick, very sharp mule, in the lead) and the
Swift Sure" shabby for want of paint, name
almost obliteraled, but very secure jockey
box, and the craft Of lead mule really start
ling) rolled up to the door Of the sntler's
tent under tho protecting folds of the flag of
Fort Whipple, commanded by Capt Ander.
son, 5th U. S. Infantry, one mile from the
flagstaff of Prescott City ESQ caled) now by
order of the Governor, the Capital of the
Territory.
The town is built, in handsome pine
grove, along the banks of Granite Creek
(which accordingly is not a creek) and con
sists of tall flag staff in the middle of an
immense plaza, around which are built log
State House, four or five other log and frame
buildings, and thereafter, struggling up the
banks of the creek, are the Governors house
and others Of less preiensons, for about a
mile. Taking cabins and other structures
about thirty in all.
The Indians prowl around the town at
night, and even pass within few yards Of
the houses stealing horses and cattle. These
nocturnal visitors do not disturb materially
the current of business or life here.
The Legislative Assembly is now in ses-
sion-the twenty five statesmen composing
that body at this time, being busy at work
grinding out laws for their constituents. E
ID. Tutte, formerly Of Auburn, is member
of the lower House.
The mines are said to be good in this vi
cinity, and consist Of placers of gold without
water to wash quartz of surprising gold
bearing qualities, and no mills to grind it,
The placers are not worth travelling here for,
but believe there are some rich goldbear
ing ledges; but take it all in all, it is no such
country, and do not believe ever can be-
come as California, in any respect whatever.
| am aware that Legendary history, the off
cial reports Of the Secretary of the Interior
of The United States, and popular opinion,
probably based on this authority, quite disa-
gree with me, but shall require more proof
before alter my verdict. And 50 uale.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05
THOMAS RoYcE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY,
NORTHEAST CORNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,

SAN FRANCISCO.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05

SIGN OF A TRAIroR.-We clip the follow
inp from the Sacramento Union of the Gath
instant. 1t needs no comment:
THAT is So.-Andrew Johnson said last
year in Baltimore, when you hear man
talking about bis Constitutional rights, spot
bim--he's . traitor"
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05
EE There are two things American citi
zens will do we'll to remember:

l. The Republican Convention at Bati.
more indorsed all the arbitrary arrests, the
abrogs,ion of the liberty Of the press, free
dom Of speech and Of person, and the inter-
ference Of the military with free elections,
as "nnss erving fidelity to the Constitution
and the principles of American liberty"
2. 1t indorsed the corruption of the most
important of our elections, by Mr.. Lincoln's
one tenth rotten borough system, in admit
ting the delegates without a constituency
from our centers of military occupation
along the southern coast.--Senator Iruns'
bull of Illinois.
The Placer herald., 1864-11-05

EE Seward considers the recommends
ton of the Chicago Convention as tending
to subvert the republic. Exquisite sens'b'l-
ity for the man who boastei to Lord Lyons,
the British Ambassador, that one tap on the
hand bell in his office could consign any man
in the country to prison or exile!
Louisville Journal.