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TUE GUARDIAN SOCIETY will meet this
evening at 406 Ninth street, three doors south of
y street, east side, at half past seven o clock,
An election Of one trustee Of the society will be
held, aud measures will be adopted for putting a
house Of industry in operation iRme ediatoiy.
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Delegates and Committees appointed by the dit
ferent Trade and workingmen's Organizations,
for the purpose OF taking into consideration tho
eight hour question: are earnestly requested TO
meet at tho Common Council Chamber, on SAT-
URDAY EVENING, the 18th instant, at s O'Clock.
All trades and workingmen not yet having COM
mittees appointed, are urgently requested to ap-
point committees to meet with the committees
already appointed. By order Of
Bel3-4t# COMMITTER
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Property BELONGING TO FIRsr DISTRICT
CAyALRr,-The following Is a list OF regimenta
and private property belonging to District Of CO.
lumba troops, remaining on hand July II, 1865,
In the warehouses under the charge OF Captain
James M. Moore, A. O. M, U. s. A, at Wash
ington city, d c.: b. T McKensick, one box I;
Col; Baker, two boxes; Thompson Neal, Charles
Nlchals, L. c. Mofhtt, A. A. Surgeon Westbury,
Augustus starkey, Sergeant Watts, ]. b. Cush-
Ing, J. p. Humphrey, and George Baker, one box
each Company Marks, nine boxes.
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SAN FRANcrsco, Sept. 15.-The steamer
Sierra Nevada, from Oregon and British Co.
lumbis, arrived to-day, with $3.50, 900 in
treaanfe y y y . .. L----
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ExOSERATED.-Y Yesterday afternoon, Jus
tiee Gull held au examination in the case Of Mr.
Walls, the driver OF the car which ran over and
Injured the little daughter OF Mr.. King, u few
days ago. After hearing all the evidence, the
Justice dismissed the case, 1t appearing that the
affair was entirely accidental aud that the driver
stopped the car as soon as he possibly could.
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A coRHEsPONDENT in Havana writes that
if he wished to describe the island of Cuba
in single line he should call it,
"The land Of the asa aud the home Of the slays.i'
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BY rEIEanApI


New YoRK, Sept. 15.-Flour closes loHlb B
cepts lower; wheat, 1a2 cents lower; corn, 1
cent lower; osts, cent better, lard better;
whisky, 3 cents better, md closing firm at
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RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.


WhHINuTON, u. w., oept. 10, 1000.
srR: have the honor to acknowledge the re-
10 learn therefrom that the establishment OF y
House Of Refuge for the correction Of juvenile
offenders Is engaging the attention Of the citIeus
OF Washington. | trust that the efforts now
being made In this direction will prove success
full, and that an organization may soon be
effected,
In reply to your inquiry as to what assistance,
II any, can be given by the Department, have
to say that the act Of March s. 1888, entitled "An
act providing for ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of juvenile Of
tenders against the laws OF the United States in
Cong, p. 53S, provides that ali juvenile oifen-
ders against the laws OF the United states, under
the age OF sixteen years, who may be convicted
Of crime by any court Of the United States, tho
punishment whereof Is imprisonment, shall be
confined during the term Of their sentence In
some House Of Refuge to be designated by the
Secretary Of the Interior, and makes 1t the duty
OF the Secretary to contract with the managers
thereof for their imprisonment and subsistence
aud proper employment.
Under the authority Of this act the Department
could make contract for the support, &C., Of
the juvenile eonvicts Of the District Of Columbia,
and would be glad to do 30 on liberal terms !;
and II there be any public ground In the city,
under the control Of this Department, suitable
for the location Of such an Institution, ] would
cheerfully consent to its for that purpose un-
I'll Congress should legislate upon the subject
I know OF no other practical aid which ! could
officially extend 10 the movement at present; but
feel deep interest in Its success, and would
cbeerfully and heartily promote 1t rs far as might
be In my power.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
Jas. HARLAN. Secretary
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A LARGE Yesterday afternoon
the largest casting ever made In Washington was
poured In the iron foundry at the Navy Yard,
under the supervision Of Master Iron Founder
Bland. The piece easted was l00-inch cylin-
der. The cylinders OF the frgate Minnesota,
which were the largest heretofore made, meas.
ured seventy mine inches. large number Of
navy officers aud many citizens were present to
witness the work.
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0FFIcERs 0RDERED.-Acting Master Chas.
L. Mitchell has been detached from the command
of tho Ascutney, aud Is saYaiting orders.
Acting Third Assistant Engineers Holley Brown
aud WIN, y. Webster, lately attached To the 20.
tJmac aOtilla have been ordered 10 the Ascutpey
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

AS- Loyal Pennsylyanians.-U is
earnestly desired aud expected that all PennsyI-
yanians residing In Washington who are going
home to vote will call at or send their names to
the Pennsylvania State Agency, No. 4S7 Eleventh
street, and by so doing they will secure an ex-
eursiOn ticket. J.k M0ORHEAD, Pres
JOSEPH M. WILSON, Sec'y, sel6-ltk
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appointment.

CHAs. II, CAMPnELD has been appointed
Appraiser of Merchandise at the port Of Sa.
YRnnah, Ga.
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80 The Bridal Chamber, an Essay Of
Warning aud Instruction for Young Men. Als8,
new and reliable treatment for Diseases OF the
Urinary and Sexual Systems, Sent free, In
sealed envelopes. Address, DR.. J. sRlLLlN
HoudHToH, Howard Association, PhiladsiPhi4i
p, mhSl.y
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FS- A Cnrd.-The Subscriber wishes
to express his thanks to all concerned for their
earnest efforts to save his property destroyed by
hre on the night OF the Sth instant, and to say
to his customers and the public that his facilities
for furnishing supplies In his line have not been
impaired by the destruction OF that portion Of
his stock consumed
The fire was confined to his storage ware
houses on the canal wharf, and did not c0mnil-
nicate with his principal warehouses on Seventh
and streets, IN which are arranged full and
complete stock of all goods In his line.
Our stock of
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az A Friend In Need I - Those re-
quiring confidential medical assistance should
apply to some regular educated physician who
has made certain diseases his special study;
such q man Is DR.. DARBY, who Is daily curing
numbers OF both sexes, and every age, who have
been to all the self-oalled doctors In this city,
aud spent valuable time and money, with no
arc more moderate than those Of mere boastlng
pretenders, whose only purpose is to fleece the
unfortunate, and then advise them, whan It 10
almost too late, to apply to him,
Call on him at once, or you may regret Il ever
afterwards. DR uARBY,
No 400 Seventh street, between d and
streets, Washington city. fel6-u
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SS-EnvelOpesI EnyelOpesi EnvelopesI
Every variety, Style,and quality of ENVELOPES
constantly on hand, and delivered to all parts Of
the city at New York prices.
as-orders promptly attended to. Factory over
Polkinhorn's Printing Once, 375 D street, near
Seventh au2l-tf
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CHAMP FERGusoS's trial has been resumed
in Nashville, and tho papers are filed with
the arguments in the case.
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Internal Revenue Receipts To-day.
The receipts at the Internal Revenue Blu
reau this day amounted to 81, 563, $3.50.
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MAroE's orrIcE, CRY HAIL.

WAsHINaTON, d. c., sept. II, 1850. J
Hon. James Harlan, SecretdrV, 6c.'
SIR: The matter Of establishing House Of
Refuge for the correction Of deprAyed youth in
our midst, has for some time past excited no lit
tie interest In this community. Several pronii.
nent and wealthy gentlemen Of this city have
manifested an intention to aid in this Institution
In a casual conversation with Rev VIM. Hamii-
ton, and Mr. VIM. J. Murtagh, OF the RBPUBLI-
CAN, this morning, those gentlemen suggested
that you might materially aid us In an effort 10
merely address w Won to ipouire what II sny. as
sistanee can be given us by your
Very respectfully,
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, AND MA
CHlHERY, SEEDS AND FBRTILIZERS,
Is now, Notwithstanding tho loss occasioned by
this fire, LARGE, VARIED, and COMPLETE, aud
all orders will be filled, US heretofore, with
promptnoss and dispatch.
J. p BARTH0LOw,
5jS Seventh street, bet Penn. avenue
seplltuths-0t and Canal, Washington, d. G.
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'TT Is. TINE THE AMERICAN PEOPLE
SHOULD BE TAUGHT TO UNDERSTAND THAT
not IN ANGBR-BUT THAT TREASON Is A
CRIME, AND SHOULD BE EsTRBMED AS
SUCH AND PUNISHED As SUCH = ANpRsw
JoHSsoE, President Of the Uatted Statss-ApriI
D. 1865 we ..... .' .. 81
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LOCAL n 1n W q.
House OF Refuge for Juvenile or
.. .a. ' H. "a fendAra. 10 ... ..

Our readers are doubtless already aware that
an effort Is being made for the estsblishmeut Of a
House Of Refuge for Juvenile offenders in this
city. Some time since tho Mayor addressed
communication to the City Council requesting an
appropriation Of Ave thousand dollars for the
purpose Of placing the atty or sixty youths now
confined In the Iail and workhouse In the House
Of Refuge at Baltimore. The lower Board decided
to refer the matter to a committee, with instruc-
tions to ask Of Congress power to levy tax for
the purpose Of erecting a suitable building for
this use, though the Corporation have abundant
power TO do so already. And there, as we un-
derstand IT, the matter rests at present. Mean
while, the Mayor has addressed q note to the
Secretary Of the Interior, who has manifested
great interest In this subject, and has received
reply, which shows that the movement has the
hearty co operation Of that Department. We
annex the correspondence:
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
The Election.

The election on Wednesday appears tc
have been quiet one throughout the State
and did not sufficiently enlist the interest O
voters TO cause the casting ola heavy vote
There was an apathy on the part Of voters
that could not be removed unless where e
particular interest was felt for the success OF
candidates running for local Offices. The
above will apply to this as well as other
counties. if We except two or three Townships
where the democracy made determined sf
fort and achieved very satisfactory results for
their work. In Auburn and Township No.
No. 8, Democrats determined to make a
good showing of their strength, and the re-.
suit is that Sanderson has but two majority
in the Township. In Auburn thirty more
votes we're polled than at the September
election, and instead of sixty four majority
agains. US as in 1854, Sanderson lea Is Hart
lev but twelve votes. We did not quite sue
ceed in making Auburn Democratic pre-
cnct. but We came 80 near it that we can
see day light. The result WAS a sumner to
the opposition, and taken in connection with
the election OF Judge Poland for Justice Of
the Peace. by 70 majority, they were the
most disgusted and mortified fellows We have
seen in many long day. The Democrats
Of Township No. 8, did their whole duty,
and deserved and obtained success.
In Township 2, the pol was light. and the
vote gu the head Of the ticket aganst us, but
Moore, Democrat. was elected for Justice by
handsome majority.
In Township 10, the Democratic farmers
came out. and we have the satisfaction Of y
majnrily for Hartley, and the election Of two
reliable Democrats, Starr and Young, for
Justres.
The Democracy Of these Townships have
done well-ln the remaining Townships they
should have done better than they did. and
particularly in the precincts Of Dutch Flat,
Michigan Bluff. and Forest Hill. There
seems to have been an apathy among our
friends at these places, that is not crsditab
to their zeal in the cause. Next time We
hope they will do better.
The failure on the part Of the Democrats
Of several Townships TO bring out candidates
uIpu WuottI W COHtSis "oo Nbot
shows itself in light democratic vote in
those Townships. Had candidates been
brought out generally, Sanderson's majority
would not have exceeded $50 in the county
But we ars disposed to grieve over what
is past. Upon the whole we have done well
full as we'll and better than we expected
| and fell CHEEKY over the favorable indications
of The election in this county,
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
NOTICE..

no all whom il ma concern: Whereas, the
i South east quarter Of section 80, Township
l3 Moth, Range East, Mt Dablo base and me-
ridian. has been by the atfiGavls of Val ions per.
sons. filed in the District Land Office OF the Uni
ted States at Marysvillc State Of California. be
ing the Office for the district thin which said
lands are situated. declared to contain mineral
and to he more valuable for mining than agricul-
tural purposes, by reason whereof said land has
hitherto been withheld from pre- empion and
sale, now the undersigned gives notice that he
will on Monday. the 4th day of December, 1865
at l l o'clock. a. NJ. make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver of the United States Land Or
flee at Marysuille. and adduce evidence TO prove
that said land. to wit: The South east quarter
OF Section 30. Township 13 North, Range east
Mt. Dablo base and meridian, is more valuable
for agricultural than mining purposes, and on
such proof apply for permission to file q pre-
emption claim to said land, unless sufficient
cause to the contrary be then and there shown.
JAMES MONAHAN.
October 2l lS65-6W
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
NOTICE..

no all whom it may concern: Where's the
/ South west quarter OF the South west qn!reT
Of section 33, Township 3, North Range East,
and the north west quarter OF the north we'.
quarter OF section 4, Township IL. north ranges
east. all of Mount DiablO base and meTlilan'
has been by the affidavits Of various prisons,
filed in the District Land Office OF the un!od
States At Marysvile, State Of California oehs
the Office for The district within which said Janus
are situated. declared to contain minerals anu "
be more valuable Tor mineral than agrlcniluta'
purposes. by reason whereof said land mas n'ntI
to been withheld from pre-empton and sa'e, nos
the undersigned gives notice that ne VIII w Wv
Monday the 10th day of November. 1870: ~.
o'clock. A. NJ. make application to the X, gl1'e,uU'
Receiver Of the United States Land once al NV MN
rysville and adduce evidence to prove 'ha' ~. W.
land. to wit: The south west quarter " wv w
south west quarter OF section 33, Town.np 'oi Oi
north range east and the north west quat.'' :" ~
the north west quarter OF section 4. Jo"n'n,P nr =;
north range 8 east, of Mt. Dablo base and ul'.
dian. is more valuable for agricultural tnan m,.
ing purposes. and on such proof apply 10, psaa p.a
mission TO file prc-empton claim to salu 'Hus ,ha,
unless sufficient cause TO the contrary oe '"''
""' ''''' ''"' JOHN O'FARRELL.
7 1665 -fw
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
NOTICE..

TO all whom it may concern: Whereas the
l West half of the South east quarter and the
South half of the South west quarter of Section
5. Township II North Range east. Mt. Dnbo
base and meridian has been by the afidavitS OF
various persons filed in the District Land Office
of the United States ut Marysville. State OF Cal
iiorha being the Office Tor the district within
which said lands are situated, declared to con
tain minerals and TO be- more valuable Tor min
eral ih agricultural purposes, Ivy re .son where
OF said land has hitherto been withheld from
pre-emption and sale now the undersi gne gives
notice that he will on Monday the 4Ih day OF
December. 1865, at | o'clock. A. NJ, make ap
plicaton to the Register or Receiver OF the Uni
ted States Land Ofliceut Marysvlr, and ad'luce
evidence 10 prove that said land. to-wit: The
West hall OF the South east quarter, and the
South halt OF he South west quarter. of Section
5. Township 2 North. Range E.st Mt. Diablc
base al d meridian. is more valuable for agricul
tural than mining pui poses, aud on such proc
apply for p prmssion to file Il pre-emption claim
to said land, unless sufficient Cause to the con
tray be then and there shown.
MICHAEL ORR.
Oct Ohpr d S65 e
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
Charges Against johnson.

A Washington correspondent Of the Phil.
adeIphia Ledger, speaking Of the war Of the
Radicals against the President says:
The President viii! fight this radical war
to the bitter end. Within one month after
the Inauguration of our new President,
advised YOU, on high authority, that in no
event would the radical element be favored,
and the whole course of Mr.. johnson since
has proved the correctness OF that assertion.
There is no colder quarter ct the CITY to the
destructive faction than the White House
Representatives ,herefrom have called and
Gale sent in card after card, but in most
cases the President is too busy" to attend to
them; he is engaged" Their calls are less
frequent Of late, and they opened the war
outside.
1t will be futile, though not without prob
able serious embarrassment to the President
in carrying out the work of "restoralion" he
has so noby commenced. This is the new
danger that threatens u.s." As long ago rs
the 4,h of July, the Executive saw the cloud
of opposition to the policy rising, and the"
used the above words. His sagacity-far
seeing and peneirating-saw it all. To NEE,
the contest he armed at once. and planted
himself squarely on the buIwalk of the Com
stilulion. TO a well known Snuiherner, last
week. he said, MY char, is the CONSTITUTIONS;
shall not deviate hairs breadth if can
hep il, On that Constitution the States
must be restored, and the privileges which it
coufers must be heirs They are entitled to
them, and they .haIl have ,h-m?'
The President is firmly anchored there
and it is because he has so fast a hold upon
the helm of the National ship, that the
waves of fana,rsm and discord dashed
about h,m. They would beat him from his
position. but it will be ",hus far and no far
,her," and they who think otherwise do not
know the pilot they are dealing with.
The list of radical complaints thus far
made out and to b- pr-sen ed Immediately
after the opening of Congress, is AS follows:
lst. Refusal to extend negro suffrage.
2d The appointment Of Seressionsls as
Provisional Governors.
3D. The free exercise of the pardoning
power, wherein were included many who
should have been hanged
4,b. The Introduction of arms into the
Southern States.
9th. lhe dlsbandlng OF the colored regi'
men,s.
9Th The refusal to order sweeping con-
6scation.
7th The restoration Of the Southern
churches.
slb The refusal to arraign Lee, the leader
of the rebel hosts, after be had been indicted
for treason.
9th. The refusal TO try Davis by Mill
tary Court.
10th The apathy shown in the enforce
ment of the Monroe Doctrine, as applicable
to Mexico.
Such is the list so far, and there is no dis
putting that i, is quite formidable; but re'
peat, the President is ready, not only tor the
opening gun, but for all the terrible fire that
is expected to follow. That the conservative
masses-those who love their country and
their whole country will sustain him in solid
column, there can be no question, and that
is all the President asks. Grant him this
support, and be will hand his name down to
poslerity a second Washington
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21

ITO all of whom it may concern whcrra', hin hin
L South west quarter Of section ~, ioI",.r me.
IL. north range 8 east, Mt Diablo base au" non.
rdian has b, en- by the nfdavits OF VARIOUS mi. mi
sons. filed in the District Land Once o. rse V% hs
TED States at Marysville. State o4 CahIoI"~ aid
ing the office for the district within wnlc,aI. wnlcn ,
lands are situated, declared to con'a'n a.. a," so,
aud to he more valuable for mineral 'na. is,a
cultural purposes hy reason whereof -a' 'nd and
has hitherto been withheld from pre- .t", he
sale. now the undersigned gives notice o. %1 rSts.
At ''' II 0 oclock W. make application to the RS e.
ister or Receiver Of the United States Lana ,s,e ~
fee at Marysvile and ad.lace evidence 10 pf Of
that said land. to wit: The south west quu 's. NJ.
section 27, Township 3. north range s,. e;s for
Diahlo base and meridian, is more valuable .h ~,
agricultural than mining purposes, and oo nrou lion
proof apply for permission to file pre- '%ph ~ the
claim to said k.Rd, unless sufficient cause '"
'o"''"'' ~ JAMES KEENA'
October 14th, l865-6w
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21
THEPLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, OCTOBER 2l, 1865.
The State Election.

The daily press furnish but meager returns
from the different counties of the vote on
Supreme Judge; but enough has been re-
ceived to show that Sanderson is elected by
a majority ranging from five to seven thou
sand votes. Last year Lincoln's majority
was nearly 10000. Although we have hot
elected our candidate, yet ':he great reduce
tion of the majority against US, is rssul.
particularly gratifying and encouraging to
Democrats, and an augury Of victory next
year, when ~ewill be called upon to choose
Representatives TO Congress. There is no
mislaking the signs Of the ,mes-ths De
mocracy are again on the road to victory
and power.
In San Francisco the Democracy made
the best fight there WAS made in the Stale,
and came near giving majority to the
whole ticket. As il is they have won a vir-
tory of which they may we'll feel proud
The vote there stands, Sand-rson, 1913;
Hartley. SPIT; Sanderson's majority, 456
For Police Judge, Shephssrd. Unionist, beats
Rogers, Democrat. only 24s votes. Dwm
nellie, Democrat, for Judge Of the 18Th Dis
trict Court, has majority over Clement.
Unionis,, of 1888. Out of six Justices of the
Peace voted for, the Democrats elected four
Lincoo's majority iu San Francisco, in 1854,
was 1900
Sacramento county g, es Sandsrson about
900 majority. In '64 Lincoln's majority
was 24OO.
Nevada county gives SandeTson ma jority
reported at 900; Solano about $50; Placer
about $50; Yuba $50; Butte 800.
Hartley has m~jorilies in Amador, Sono
ina and Colusa, and other counties ye. to
hear FRI m.
In all there are partial returns from 25
counties, which show majority for Sander
son of q little over 900.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-21

@ On election day, the physician Of our
County Hospital became quite indignant on
learning that some of his patients came to
the polls and voted for Hartley and Poland
And since then, we understand, the Steward
Of the Hospital has received bis discharge
for permitting patients to attend the polls
without the permission Of the physician.
Some Of the patients. we are informed, voted
for Sanderson. and some for Hartley-in
accordance with their political predictions,
as tn y had perfect right to do. The vote
Of the Hospital seems to have come to be
considered private property, to be controlled
by the physician, but i. may as we'll be un,
dsrstood from this out that patients can ex.
evcise control over their own votes.