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PRICES OF STOCKS IN NEW YORK.

New YoRK, September 2l.--Stocks steady.
Chicago and Rock Island loe,f Cumberland preferred,
6s Illinois Central, rex Michigan Southern, S0
New York Central, I96 & READING l2g Hudson River,
noai Erie, IONS one Year Cerhcates, 9i% Treasury
L0} Cospon 6s, 07f God 22!6; since the Board, 12.
Quotations of Gold at the Philadelphia Gold
Exchange, No "a s. Third street, second story -
% A. M......... .2224 AZ M...........222I
IL A. M...... .....223l ] p. M M........... .222
Market steady.
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THE NEWS AT HARRISBURG.
SALUTE FOR THE VICTORY.
Rebel LOSSES Undcrratcd.
special 10 The evening relegroph.

Etc, Etc, Etc., Etc, m,o., Etc, Etc,
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Extracts from Richmond Papers Of
MOnday.

MOnQdy.
OUTBREAK or PRISONERS AT sALIsBUKY, y
From the Rieh1ond Enquirer, nov. %.
On Thursday last serious attempt
was made by the Federal prisoners con
fined At Salisbury, n G., to make their
escape. which was rapidly and effsctusl
" auelled at the expense Of considera
Die Yankee blood II appears that q
plot had been formed among the pris
Oners, Of whom there are at Salisbury
some 1900 10 oVerpower the interior
guard of the encampment, then break
through the line of the parapet guard,
and, q ter securing all the arms they
could, TO march through Western North
Carolina into Tennessee, and make
good their escape, In the fr,t part Of
their programme they succeeded The
interior guards were soon oYerpowered,
and two Of the unfortunate men we're
killed while resisting They then at
tackled the parapet guard, who fought
against the terrible odds until The alarm
had been fully communicated 70 the
garrison, and two pieces Of artillery
were thrown into position bearing up
on the encampment Two OF the para
pet guards were killed in their gallant
defense. In good time the artillery
opened, and after lev Faking dis
charges Of grape and canister, the IN
surrectionists cried out for mercy, and
declared that they would make no fur
Their effort 70 get away BY this time
they were completely surrounded with
artillery and infantry and it is well for
them that they ceased their demonstFa-
ton and sued for mercy. In ten min
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COUNTERFEIPs.-lnformatlOn has been re-
ceived by Y. L. Barlow 4 Co. that certain
drug sists in this city have been palming of
on persons calling for Dr.. Velloc's Pima Co
rate an article OF their own manufacture,
which they say is superior 70 the genuine.
We would advise ali persons to get the
genuine, and should you require any medI-
cine tor the Itch, Ring worm, letter, or
any disease Of the skin, do not suffer any
unpuneipled man 70 ia pose any other
preparation on you, but get n. Yelloe's
rink Cerste, manufactured by c. L. Bar
tow Co., No isI Deaderick street, Nash
vile, Tenn.
P. S.-A liberal discount made to dealers.
Sent by mail TO any address on receipt OF
81 II. Be sure that you get the genuine.
sep24-H
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE CONFESSIONS AND KxPERTFNcE OF
An INVALID,
Published far the bcnrfl. and az A cAur1oN ss
YouNo aES an othels, VINO ssffer ffOn Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c sap
plying a. the -ans time TIE Means oi Seli-Cura
~ oDe who "a cared him eli after undergoing
consid rshle quackeTy. ~ enclosing a postpaid
addressed envelope, single copies may bs had Of
the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, EaQ.,
dee9-Sm Brooklyn, Kings co., n n.
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OFFICE PROVOST MAR HAL !
NASHVILLE, JRsN.. Dec. 8. 1894

OFFICE PROVOST MAR HAL
NAsBvILLE, TGNN., Dec. 8, 1894.
No. esq EXTRACT.
In accordance " tn the decision Of Mill
tsry Board, called from Post Headquarters for the
purpose VI preparing Schedule OF Prices, regnla-
ting the sale Of Fuel, Vegetables, and other neees-
sares Of life in this city the list Of prices establish
ed by .rovost Order No. 246, dated Nashville,
lena, Nov. 20, "a, are hereby changed as follows
WoOD-SI6 20 per cIFd, BEEF--2Octs. per pound
MvTToS-lS'ts per y, BUTTER-S0cts p D.
TURuPs-s2 % fsbush. CAsBAoE-50cts = head
OSIoNs--S4 d bushel FLoUR-SI5 81 bbi
MHK-l6cts 8 qu'rt.
SWEET PoT aToEs-s4 90 p bush
IRIsH POTAloEs-sS 90 p bush.
The above prices will be changed a. often as it be-
comes necessary, and proper publication made
thereof
Any parties selling in Markets, or Private storos,
at prices higher than Schedule rates. will 30 arrest
ed and their goods contested Al p rpons IRE in
vIted 70 port promptly any violation Of tbs Order
to this Ofice.
BY command Of Big. Gen. J~o F. MuLER.
HUNTER BROOKE,
dec9-u Capt and Provost Marshal.
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I3. 1864

utes more the whole camp Eould have
been one scene of daughter. As il was,
about forty were killed, and large
number wounded Thus q very foolish
attempt to escape from Confederate du-
rance has ended It will prove, ne
doubt, lesson to prisoners in the
South But for the GOODNESS, and, it
may be added, the consideration, of the
officers commanding the garrison, the
punishment inflicted upon these mis-
guided captives would have been far
more serious, if, indeed, it had not
amounted to the humiliation of the
entire body.
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CONVENIENT EHPLoTEEs, such a. maehin-
lists, carpenters, teamsters, etc, should pre-
sent their Vouchers, Certificates, or Tick
cts, at the Banking House, corner Of Union
and College streets, where the very best
prices are always paid for every description
Of Government claims.
CHICKS ON tbs DEPosITARY AZ L0UIBYILLa,
ssshed on the very beat terms.
THOs. 8. HARn.
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A. 4 NJ. LAEDsBEkg q Co., Wholesale
sutler supplies, corner Of Public Square and
Ms rket Street, offer to the trade and their
fr ends at large, their grea stock Of liquors
consisting ia part, Of Whiskeys, Gin, Bran
dy, Gin cktail, Stomach Buffers, 5chie-
dam SchnsPps, CstaWba and Clar { Wines
ct the low rates Of one dollar per bottle
Cali, everybody Wishing bargain. Re
member the place, corner Market and
Square. A 4 NJ. LAEDsBEEa 4 Co.
Oct a7-sYn
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Do you see that group of Ladies go
ingup or down Cedarst 2 Nine chances
out of ten they are going or have been
to Morse's Gallery Of the Cumberland,
Is Cedar st, opposite Commercial Hotel
OcE27-tf
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Strangers in the city who have an idle
hour should visit Morse's ''Gallery ofthe
Cumberland" at IS Cedar St Here
they can find thousands Of pictures OF
the most noted statesmen, soldiers,
civilians, &c, Of the land
Ocfl7-tf
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DIARRH0A AID DYssErERT.-Ws have ez-
AHMED great number Of letters from some
Of the most prominent citizens in Cincin-
natl and COvington, etc, speaking Ia th.
highest terms Of Dr.. Striekland's Anti
Cholera Mixture for the cure Of DiGrrhet
and Dysentery. The letters are TOO long 70
publish. Mr.. Woods, Of CoVingtOn, says
he was pronounced incurable By the be,
doctors in Cincinnati, and one bottle Of DI
stricklsnd's Anti-Cholsra Mixture effected
8 permanent cure, after suffering for months
With the worst form Of DisFrh0a and Dye
enteFy. 50 36-tu - THY
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Pearl NIuiaturaa.

MoRsE is the first 70 introduce this
new style OF Pictures Every body that
see them are delighted with them.
Call at the Gallery Of the Cumber-
land and judge for yourself ol4,tE
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For Lease.

LARGE DWELLING II USE On kkoAD
a Street nes- III line OF the n. & c. Railroad.
The owner Is wiling 70 lease Tor one, two, CT three
years. NJ.
ALsO-The large lot and small framed dwelling
on he corner OF summer ana Ashe streets A
iesae ten years can BE- OBJ dned. For iniorTna-
sScs4i~ NELSON a MURFREE.
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For Lease.

A FfR.T-RATE PIECE OF PROPERTY on
a Msrket street, below Broad. which T. a
-c,,1 (,llrdeticn BUSINESS houses Gun be easily
srer.ed. and can be rented ~ the drop o. hat At
eiss rI,ss- 0si''A NELSON slURFREE
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CUrLEEY, CrTLKKT "A fine assort-
ment, for sale by G W Fall 4 Co.
Hardware Dealers, 81 Public Square.
nov27Lf
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A Scholarship in Baeon's Commercial
College, Cincinnati, Ohio. A bargain caa
Be had. Apply TO or address this Office.
nOv18-tf
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Church Street Lots

xroRE THAN ONE HUNDRED FEST Front
nj "a eronrd on Church street, midway Detseen
a. t,bstisnosea Depot nd lbe PehitentiaIy cen e
lessed Tor tire years. IN lots of rom ten 70 thriy
L. sses sAs,.; APf' NELSON MURFREE.
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Psrlors, large and elegant, for the accom-
mediation Of visitors, at 7. J. Merritt 4
Co.'s new Gallery, AZ Church street.
nOv4-tf.
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just received q good assortment Of Camp
Chairs and Stools. We also have on hand a
large lot Of Burt & Terhune's cavalry Boots.
SCOTT, KEEN 4 CO.,
decl-Im souGh side Public Square.
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Heavy twilled red flannel shirts and
drawers st R H Thompson's, . Cher
~, neartUniou street.
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ReeeIVed FhIs nav

Csbbages, Potatoes, Apples, Butter, Lard
and variety of choice Groceries &C ". W.
Totten's, No. 70 College Street. All who
are fond of good living can find anything
they may want novIs-tf
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AXIS, AxEs-3O0 D gen, beet brand,
for sale b. G W Fall 4 Co, Hardware
Dealers, 81 Public square. nov27Lf
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Is there more than one Gallery in
Nashville7 One would suppose not
from never hearing Of any but the
Gallery Of the Cumberland"
Oct27-tf
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Ladies, Il you want . very rich
French embroidered Handkerchief
call At Cameron, arier d Cos.
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Seven ThIrtT bonds

VIII be received in payment for goods
by SCoTT, KEEN a. Co.
October l3--2m
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II you want a handsome pair Of
BlAnketN call at Cameron, Grier 4 Cos
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Sundries.

100 I0xtg andsxf0 Window sasb.
HUI 2,Ooo Fire BRICK.
Two horse Wagons.
{ Dcors.
~ Bfas Coal Oh.
50 Boxes s01i2 and sxlO Glass.
GO abhags-,
d. DIcKEY, Agent
mkm Broad and High Il.
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FOr nala.

Old Pictures copied 70 life size, and far
nished at 7. J. Merritt & Co.'S, Az Church
street. nOY4-tf
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Il eAvy ribbed wooden shirts and draw
ers at K II. ThompsOn's, p Cherry
near Union street
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FlAnnels of every description at
Cameron, Grier 4 Goa
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Not q Dye. bat RestOFeF Of Color and
Perfect Hair Dressing Combined.

= Lon on Hair ,or Rsafor snd Dressing"
London Hair Co Or RsrtoEer and res ing"
!. - compiet within tsrf 10 9th q ess AZ OF
sccomp nifDent Of sny < Nd Be % nscossaTy 70 So
cure those desira 10 results
/. ItEil r 70 gray hd % ~ original color.
2-if Eill make Il groWon b. ma >.
ALI vii Re 9 the M uTal secret ons.
sit = u remove 3 ! d I'd, AZ q d 10 hirR
5.-lt Eili max the hair soft io-sy and 81 -irie
9. Il viii preserve tie original col = 70 q age
Il tail prevent Ii b n iromf vi Z OF.
s.-It vii cure az diseases 0 tie scalp.
Read DIS Cztysonts
am h-rpy - add my 81 Tony 10 the greaf
Vpluso Of The "L0nd HAIR Color Rsst0rer, !. VII
restored my b u 70 ~ original dark egisrs aod 'hs
hui appears 70 be peroen az am etsd d that
the pfsparafi J. moth ~ like dys be Opefate-
upoa he sfsreGoUs. n = ais b anuhd "a r
pfom0tes the z Oh. 7 purchases
ths 6rsf bstte from EdNsEd B. 0arT1E1es, f,rug-
Rise Tenth and foates streets. hoe assa Ieefa
my ha wa very Z ~ when eomloenoed re use
Ms MuLra
No T3D North y nth q eet PM
Price 70 81 per b { Be- o. Htz 10 tee 81 - ID
b. Ia sEArsE4 :, - Nyrth iKth ssrost Phi
WAC ". aNITa, druggists.
Cor. u Church snd kins st.,
nepZ7- tuss kht3m- fashElls.
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OFFICE oETHEA ADAMS CYPRESS COMPANY J

The following PACKAGE Of freight having been re-
ceiFed At this of (for deiiveryl previous 20 May
let, 1884, and remaining uncalled for up 10 this
date
NOTICE-Is hereby gwen 70 parties claiming
the same, that unless called for within thirty
days from this date, they win BE- sold for charges
due. JokL DAVIS, Agent
nashville, Dec. sth 1868.
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euk and Mohair, Back and Fancy colered Braids
.n5 Rstfoos Trimmings Kid gloves, Mems Hall
Hoe Issdies' and Mis- es' HOop-skirts. III ,ck and
EoRllsh C.apes LiDen Collarss Cts, 6o-, 81
w. FREEMAN e. cos.
as Pubic Square. corner Of Deaderiek street.
nox26-sm
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NO. 2I2.
ByTeIegraph.
Afternoon Dispatches
Latest War News /!

Latest War News !
Intelligence fem Rebels Sources.
Foster again Demonstrating.
Grant at Work on his L, e..
Rebel News ( en- Sherman.
He Is Moving on Savannah.
He was Fifty mills frOm the City
on the s. h..
Message Of Governor Smi b Of
vi giaia.
he Recommends ATmiFg Ne
grOeS.
Exchange Of Prisoners Re-
SuMed.
Predictions about Movements
On Feet.
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gashrille Aniotr.
VIZ. CINER0y . CO.. PuhIisher4.

TUESDAY, DECEMBER Is, 1864
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Foster again Demonstrating.
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Rebel News ( en- Sherman.
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Grant at Work on his L e..
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Intelligence frsmRsbel Sources.
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Domestic Goods.

cOtsouades, Linen DrIings. Tielinss, Bleached
and Brown omest c..
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He Is Moving on Savannah.
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He was Fifty mills frOm the City
on the 5,h.-
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WAC ". sNITa, druggists.
Coz. u Church and Vine st.,
sepz7-t1ssGnfsn- Fashsszs.
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Total. -.

The history of Mr.. Lincoln's Administration
will be record Of tyranny and violated pledges
almost unexampled in history In his inaugural
address the President pledged the people, amongst
other things, as follows:
"Wherc hostility to the United States shall be
great in any interior Statc--shall be so great
and so universal as to prevent competent resi-
dent citizens from holding the Federal Offices
there shall be no attempt to force 0bnorious
strangers among the people that object. While
the strict legal right may exist of the Govern
ment to enforce the exercise of the Offices the at
tempt to do so would be so irritating and so nearly
impracticable withal that | deem it better to
iorego for the time the use of such Offices"
Yet in the face Of this solemn assurance, and
when there was not even a pretended necessity
for his course, Mr.. Lincoln has recently appointed
Richard Busteed, of New York, man whose
character is so low as to meet but few defenders,
even amongst his political friends, United States
District Judge of Alabama. Mr.. Lincoln while
regarding promise to negroes as sacred and
binding forever, evidently considers a solemn
pledge to white people as of no force whatever.
He violates his word rs readily as he tramples
down the Constitution he swore to uphold and
defend. Illinois Register.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
cWYNN's STORE.
East Street, North Of Grave Yard, Aubur

East Street, North Of Grave Yard, Auburn.
AM NOW smoking some Of the finest sugar
4 cured bacon Hams, Shoulders, Sdings and
Jowls, ever offered in this market and which will
soon be ready for sale. Ready for sale, fresh Leaf
Lard, pure and white. Likewise
GARDEN AND FIELD SEEDS
Of all kinds, warranted true to the kind. Alss.
variety of all kinds of goods cheap for cash, OF
trade in country produce. Cabbage plants, and
other varieties of different kinds.
J. r. GWYNN.
Auburn, Jan. 30, 1S64-4t
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

CoLoRApo CORRESPONDENTS In to-day s
paper we publish long and interesting let
ter from our late townsman, James Ander-
son, Esq written from Fort Mojave, point
in the new silver mining field, that is begin
ming to attract so much attention. 1t will
be seen that "Jeems" still retains his "ven"
of humor, and we hope that he may strike
silver vein no less generous.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
CHRIsT,s CHURCH SERVICE, Epi.cop,

DIVINE SERVICE will be celebrated at the
Court House every second (2nd) and fourth (4th)
Sunday of the month. Hours of Service IL
o'clock A. NJ, and o'clock Pm.
The Sunday School will meet on euery Sunday
at o'clock, Pm.
REV. ADAM A. McALISTER,
Minister Officiating
N. Bon next Sunday, and hereafter, on other
days of service, the Court House bell will ring at
9 and 1Ot O'clock A. NJ, and also ut IL A. ~. OF
immed lately before service.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

HOMICIDE AT SACRAMENTo.-Patsey Cal
laghan, somewhat noted for rowdysm, was
killed at the Bank Exchange Saloon, Sacra-
mento, early on Tuesday morning, by Thom-
as Sherman, formerly resident OF this
county. The coroner's jury found that Sher-
man acted in self defence; and in the Police
Court, after examination, he was discharged,
upon the same grounds
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INSTRUCT CONRT CALENDAR.

1866 W. f. Zeigler vs. Wells, Fargo Co.
1870 Thomas Jones VS. Wells, Fargo ~ Co.
1850 E. L. Bradley VS.. 0. Hardness ct al
1856 G. Bowers VS.. J. W. Dicknrson.
1853 H. G. Webster u co. VS. Harvey & co.
1877 G. Ii Cloudman vs. Rachael Cloudman.
1903 Weisgerlen, Sachs ct al VS. Bradley ct al.
1913 johnson u co. VS. Amidon ct al.
1916 Phibon VS. Metcalf.
1918 Mary A. Northcutt VS. Madison Northcutt.
1924 Benton VS. Powers Kelly.
1885 Powers IL Kelly VS. Benton.
1889 Millett VS. Quinn.
1S45 81 Union M co. vs. Atwood ct al.
lS4S American r. w. co. VS. Peter Snyder.
1853 Adeia Hill VS. Smith Major.
1854 American River W. co. vs. Snyder.
1857 Perkins VS. Agan.
1858 Placer county VS. W. A. Selkrk
1859 Peacock VS. Cropsey.
1860 Magley VS. IL Union company.
1867 Adelia Hill VS. Nahor.
1868 Adelia Hill VS. Young Mcclure.
1875 Duryea VS. Shearer.
1876 Harvey VS. Miller.
1882 Lloyd Tevis VS. Ross ct al.
1891 g. E. Heron VS. Mary Ann Heron.
1898 Margaret Davis vs. Thomas w. Davis.
1895 Higgins Il Higgins VS. Churchill.
1906 Kavanaugh VS. Maus.
1918 Barron & Scnably VS. Crocker Coburn.
1918 COrdes VS. GOoding.
1921 All Heme VS. Otto Freeman.
1928 Steiner VS. American Falls NJ. co.
1925 Schratz vs. Dickerson.
1926 Thompson VS. Barney.
1927 Bartlett VS. Powers
1928 Shavol VS. Leggett.
1881 People er rel Banvard W Board Of Super
visors.
1885 Barrct VS. Huddlesson.
1886 Walkup VS. Evans ct al.
I943 Wallet VS. Muller,
1914 Salsig VS. Salsg.
1916 Schmidt VS. Kline, Cooling assignee.
1913 Dutch Flat Steam Mill co. VS. Arnstcin.
1919 Collins VS. Dorenbeck ct al
1850 People er rel Scott VS. Fannon.
1851 Lewis VS. Zerr ct al.
1852 Greenwood VS. Taylor and wife.
1853 Renner vs. Carpenter.
1854 Warner VS. Evans x Mayo.
1856 Waldron vs. Zegenbein.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

In recent editorial, Horace Greeley de-
clared that New York was not decent place
to live in. Then why don't he move out of
it? The satisfaction would certainly be mu.
tua, says the Leader.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

nw The wreckers from New York, have
gone to work in earnest to recover the
Comanche, and have already gotten out por
tions Of tue wreck.
IF left to those San Francisco fellows, they
would have been gabbing like geese over the
business vet.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

Ees-The Third House is organizing in
strength at Sacramento. The San Francisco
Street Railroad men want their rates of fare
increased; the Gas Company desires little
more initiation; and several nice little "fran
chses" are in process of incubation. No
peculiar influences will be brought to bear
to obtain favorable Legislative consid
for these projects, however. Oh. no!
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30
ELEMATAH MINING CO.

NOTICE is hereby given that an annual meet
~ ing of the stockholders of Eematah Mining
Company. will be held in the town of Auburn Oh
Saturday February 18th, 1864, at o'clock, P. M:
for the election of officers, and the transaction OF
business generally. A general attendance of the
members is requested.
GEO. p. GOULD,
President.
S.B. WooD1N, Secretary jan 80
The Placer herald., 1864-01-30

EE-Ihe s. F. Bulletin learns that Lieut..
Beal has been removed rs United States
Surveyor General of California, and Mr.
Upson, chief editor Of the Sacramento Union,
appointed in his place. If party service is
worth anything, Mr.. Upson has strong
this appointment, has been made, i. is another
evidence that John Conness is 'some pump
kns" at Washington.
Conness will soon make other Federal
officials beside Mr. Bsal feel tina! they are
on shaky ground.