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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Certificate j, ifi;.ltt 'a,f Of Authority! hort !!
= fos4piro On ths 5ist day oi January, t15ss !
orFrca or aHr Aubl,oE or StArr, INsrnAxtrf J
nrh ,nrNr,.1r Oar r,,.u..s q ITuh lSck


Whereas THE INrERyAriovAL FikE assurance
COMPANY; located at New York, in theState OF
New York, has filed in this office sworn state.
hnent Of its condition, as required by the first
section of the act "To regulate Insurance Com
panits not incorporated by the State. of Ohio, y
passed april s, 1856, and amended February 9,
1864 /; and whereas, said COMPANY has furnish
ed the undersigned satisfactory evidence that
it is pos 'essed of at least ONE HGSpREb THorsAvp
DOLLARS OF ACTUAL CAfirAL ISvEsrED in stocks.
or bonds. or in mortgages of real estate worth
double the amount for which the same is mort.
gagged Hand whereas said Company has. led
lin this Office a written instrument under its
corporate seal, l,signed by the President aud Sec
rethr thereof. authorizing. any agent or agents
Of said Company in .thissState TO acknowledge
service Of process, for and in behalf If said
Company in this State to acknowledge service
Of process, for and in behalf of said Conipany
according to die terms of aad lawyai
Now. therefore, in pursuance of the first see.
tion If the aforesaid act, James II. Goldman.
Auditor OF State for Ohio. do 0htrebv certify
that said lpternationa Fire Insurance Company
of New York, is authorized to transact the busi-
uess Of Fire and Marine Insurance in this State
until the thirty first dsy of January, in the
yearone Thousand eight hundred and sixty,six
fSeal lnawitness whereof. have here
unto subs cribed nv name and
tStamp.] caused the seal Of nv office to be
i"l'' 's affixed the day and year above
a. written .4' rai. 81 --l.k
.o7i JAMES a. GOODMAN, it
a3sl baa g,.pa.. y Auditor Of State.
6. z. R,ru., Agvt fr wvsr got to1r.y. 9
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
FROM THE 49rn o.. v. /. Wy 1i
n ,OOHoNzAEES, CTExAs.e ~ Dg
4 Nnkyrnurp, IQth 1919
NovEMHERl 18Th. 1865. .

EsIroa PiBSEER:- :-sIE-- Considering
that At might interest tbe readers Of tht
Pioneer, to know that The l5h aud 49lh
Regimenls'of O. w l.. Eohtuteers, viii
on be il lheir midst. Task theplisilege
to announce 10 .ihem through the cplamns
of your paper, that these Veteran Reg
ments ale now preparing for musleJrr-qgut,
and in course Ola lew weeks sill le fop
Ilheir% road hdmtwafd. stoa,g 4at 5,uoa
fOyerfour years thesetwo Regiments have
fought and campaigned together. through
many hard aud wan3testea butte fields,
now. when ibeyl are no longer, needed
they retttrnjto tlsir home reiidipy, aRd,
knowing they have done their whoIr
duty. l9
The boys larenll i'm hopes they Ei''
reach home BY the holidays, If they do
Ithere is goinsito beTa big time in Wyan
dot and adjoining counties. The hpW
that fight so well chn enjoy pleasure fulli
as well AS those whose fighting Qualities
are pot yet tested.s Tlat's swlats the
matter
/, Farewell my country friends until rLsee)
YOU at h, me. Yours truly l,g,1
a,a D. D. ARMSTRONG.
~ .%IIi r. a. E9.h o. V. |. V
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Ey-iPresbvterian Flynn Books and
all kinds of school books. Cor sale ct the
Drug. Book and Notion Sore of Ayres
& Bru;.Ier. 10 u tt#.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
"a Card To- the Ladies.
DR. DUPoNCo's

% ~ 10 oNSO -
oplpla peR,ooicAL5riIts ,toR FEMALES
Iafaldblc in Correcting Irresdlaritss,, Removing OBJ.
Jstructions Of the Monthly Turns from Whatever
| CatseRn Always Successful as preventative,
! II is now ever thirty years since the above
c6l4brated Pills &ert fiEst dsepy cred by Dr.
| nAihortt65 6A fhytt,A during whiehatjme thef
jhave been extensively and successfully used in
! lmsst of the public. institutiohsAhs well as IN
pfyate praetideLofi both hAnispherss @ith
usParalelled suecess IN evctx caAe andjSison
" At the 'urgent rec gest@ Of the thousands of
Ladies who have used theh, that he is lntluced
to make the Pills publicfJr the alleyiatiou .of
! thpsc suffering from any irregularities whatever
as vel as to prevent all increase of family where
health Will ,Aot permit if. AFemales peculiagly
lsituatal, or those 5lfpoapg thom7slvessoa & aEi
cautioned against using these pills in that con
lition, as,tbG proprietor 4ssuthts no resh9nsjbi(
itv after the above admQpition although their
mildncss would prevent my mischief to health,
utllerwisethd Pills are rarcommsadsdiIY
} J. jptIbNE. Go1 ,Is sUEFIcITEEr. i, lI;2 ,
| Yet in ns3me cases, one lady viii rtq6ite more
/ hap shoth,r. , W3I. .H.WfHfI
$4,000 lBdtes HitR Been, Sold ia 'Tigo
so,pr,ra q, lEEqgrYs. ....,,. ..,,, .,.'..
Ten thousand boxes sent byo letter, 10th Ly
myself and agents, to all parts Of the world. 10
Which answers have been returned in which
aides say, nothiIg like the AboveIpiils ,l,aSe
been known, since The escience olM MediJine dawn.
ed upon the world. ;ti'~I
hi Removiay Obstruction and Restoring
h NGaps t9,its. Erqpen Ciannet
tnietins The nerves ana bringing hack tbF
Rosy color Of health" to the cheek Of the most
delicate hl"s A. ilAH daidV 70 To
b Fall and explicit objections accompany each
Ehox. which Rlist bestfctly 'foltoweti, ard tlf
'{lisei ists peculiar to females may be speedily
seured The Golden Pills act asian '''ATd 'dF
E16ataroW wthoso q Single Dtsa5dGE-
Safe in their opc4atih = gserpO5uhDin Their
happy Influences upon the nerves, tho mind,
and the Entire ORG thizatien.T ikthaFe is any
relianceatuhe pla1eri,ou Human Testimony;
-rhe above pills may be fully depended upon,
Rcmcmber -Al5kumire ttlielhox Grsely (no
matter Of what Druggist SoWbuy thentl III
the box is not signed s. u Howe, it is "the
counterfeit" and wi'lnot be responsible for
their injupipusetfrcts. te85. 40
Price 81 per box, six boxes, IS, Sold BY
one Druggist infeyerYtown. filage, city and
hamlet, througont tue world. 4 Sold in Upper
Sandushy hvvJ. A, Maxwell, Druggist } Sole
agent f0r Wyandnt Co,,i0 Ladies' I By send
ing hlhf 81 90 to the UppF SAP duskygP o."
Gan have the Pills sent (cohtideniiaiyJ by
mail to any part Of the country .spld also, by
Rogers & Chcsney, Kenton, Hershiser & Myers,
Tiiiin; W,holesale, by Strong g. Armstrong,
Cleveland, D. or address S. D. Howe, sole
Proprietor" New York.
Sept, s, 1865
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Sober ? acts Il for r hinAkibg p poUopls.

N~S@-+ 'A SaSh9 4SA h &iAAASAHAEs1 b SS|AC
Year after year, for an eighth of century
the press Of the country has cbronicledthe ben
eficial effects of Hostctteris Stomach Btttrs
Editors, authors, physicians, merchants officer
Of the army, and navy, chemists counselors
ministers Of the gospel, in short d great cloud
of witnesses of every rcfcssion, trade and. call
ing, have testified toits efficacy as a tonib and
regulating medicine. The names and state
meats of these witnesses have been published
in the public prints Many Of them are wei
known to the;whole public. Their testimony
has never been challenged or impugneds Upol
FvidencN far less wcighty men are acquitted Oh
condemned 10y conscientious iurics. f
/ Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is not however,
iupon trial. vIt,has been tried and proaqunced
on the authority Of those whose lives and healtl
it has preserved a pura,t harmless, and emf
nenuy salu'ary preparation, ATTEMPTS have
been made to rival, It, They have faileda Car
it be necessary to say why they have fSiqca
Ask therecoscred dyspeptics, bilious .sHffsry4ysi
victims of fever and hgue; and neryohs subject.
who have experienced it etfyt's,a what Mcs
think of it, Ask THEM, and be guided solely
by ~hatthey say Sud eyerywhere.n " !,
. Dee 6-lm
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Dogs in Ohio.

Dogs in Ohio. Z. Y
In the State of Ohio, during the past
year, so, ,3li'sheep, valued at Sl30.9l6.
were Killed by dogs. aud }2l,l03 injured
-ihe injuries being estimated at $l3,
308 5J-makng in .all sl74,32Ai 3d.
which IS qulle q q sEnllEs sum. Not one
dogNi a thousand is useful NOT one in
ten thousand is Ornamental, and it costs
as mach 70 keep oneof either class as Il
does to fatten hog, which is toIh useful
and otnamental. why they are lspt al
all isamlstery beyond, our7conaprehep
sion. II is pity thar a dog cholera
could mt visit Ohio. .fs -, r. v,rgy,e
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
New York Mercury.

R Read prospectus fOr 1855, IN a. an
other column. and then secure lot youi-
selves the weekly 'enjbymehti which This
family friend issdte b aff0td.l } .30'i
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
The supper. i

Don't forget the supper tolbe given BY
the ladies of the Presbyterian chGtch,
next Thursday evening, at Beery's Hall.
From the preparations being m@ds foi
the occasion. the ladies evidently antici-
pate generous turnout on the part OF
our citizens. Let every one who can
possibly do sorlend helping hand in aid
of the good work.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Notice.

70 the Officers and members of the
accient and honorable or Ter Of the "Sons
of Mslta.' You are requested ia attend
q meeting ofthe order at Ayres Hall. on
Saturday evening, Dec, %, 90. A
faA attendance is requested.
THE GRAND CHANCELLOR.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
9afal \ Ayisteltaaeda5.

fS For a large and complete
assortment Of Holiday Goods, go
to Ayre$ Dc Brunaer$I Drug,
Boob and Notion Store, Nickel
ly's Block, No. 2.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20


HNHE combination ofingredients in these Pills
result OF long and extensive practice. They ore
miltin theiropertti9pi and cannot do harm to the
most delicate; certain IN correcting all irregilari
ties, Painful Mepstruqiop, removing all o3strpcticus
whether from cold or or Gterwise heaihche pain in
the side, papaton of the heart, whites al ncrvos af
tections Mysteries fatigue pain in the bssH and lmbs
&c, disturbed seep which arise from interrupdon q
nature. ~
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement ofs new Grain the treatment o.
rreguantes and obstrucfons which have consigned SC
many TO premature grave No female can erny coed
health unicssshe iss regular and whenever an OBJ
stfuction takes pacethe general health be fins to de-
cline. These Pills form the finest preparation put
forward with immediate and persistent success Don't
sE DEeEIyED. Take this adrerisementt 10 your Dgyis
and tell him that you want the best and mest reNflc
Female Msdicinefn the world. which is comprised il
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS mil ir"a
have been Standard Remedy fc. cvet tbirt years and
the eGestua one syeT known for all ccupalpsa
peculiar 10 Females To all classes they are Invaluable
inducing with certainty periodical reguarH They ara
known % thoF ands whe have used them At diferen;
periods throughout the corntf having the sanction o
some of the most eminent Physicians in America.
Explicit directions, stating when they should not he
used, with each Boxrce 81 dollar per bok eontsIn-
ing frou hty to sisty Pills. Hlli f4fhIG
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from Observation
srstit. 1iIurCHiy6s q HIlLYER, rrorrietorsf
a q 9.a' s'7rg uG, ce9x- s.gtst SsssYa.k!
,'Htsf az 55st > sea
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Safety Match.

Anew and superior article, something
every body needs, can. .be.ipund at Ayres,
Il Brahners Drag, Book and Notion
Store. ss4 r,a, es -s.s.- ri es -..ss~ .v ,-,-.--s
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Wonderful. '''''s eva ''' ID
What's host of heautifnh and appro
pirate presents for lhes Christmas and
New Year seasons can be found at the
Drug, Book and Notion Store of Ayres 4
Bruheet. "a yTEf &
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

'"o7 y ~ eois 1891 ih1ts hu- ,s 'tfhl 5.N b. a
Gomez bls 4taas 90 lta eiltu .!tai
The Christmas fxirgs expected at
Ayres &c Brunner's Drug, Book and No,
ton store have come, Call in and view
the display. :
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Holiday Ban s 4 I11JJGaA
1.-The Wysndot Dancing Club" in this
place, will give a grand public Ball 4
Beerys' Hall, on Friday night the goth
inst. EhepFoceeds, after paying txpen'
PES TO be devoted to benevolent purposes.
Letsthere bea good tarn' out. ae' ~, 4.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

GtRrNPT0N'S strahe1ry Bslsam, certain remedy
u for Diarrhnas bysentery, Cholera Morbus, FIux,
Heart Burn, and AZ Bowel Conplaipts. Eptirely
- vegetable 4 specific for Camp TarrhGa. 4, 7
OSBORN q HOWE, ,Prop'rsj Buchhnan, Mich.
Eshn nparnh ms G. Van schaaea Wholesale Agents,
ChioUSoI' 1uplr si trirstnatlt, ,, tAug. 9-3m
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Ayres Il Drummer have just received
their Christmas Notions. Go and see
them.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Married,

On the 3Oth ult., at the Pierson House In
Upper Sandusky. by Rev, L. G. Webster. Mr.
WIN. BorrR to Miss EMMA SHELHousE, both ol
Wyandot county.
On the 18th inst, at the N. E. Pasonage Of
this village, by Rev L. c. Webster, Mr.. JAMES
PAsx,R and Miss ~MAEY~A A, RtcHMoNp, all Of
Wyandot county, '''' $3.50 '''" ~ '''' e---- ---'-
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

II1bn'r Euffnr. ssr'.'aaaaa-'srr7s.uara,,-as
When byNprocuring box Of shel9qn's
|Dysptptic Trocbes. you can DE, relieved
of that distressing complaint. They may
be had at the Drug. Book and Notion
House of Ayres J. Bruuner, MeKelly's
Block. Ne.s. WIZ MIll
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Perspnat T =
O.J l'owef'., 'o'f 'the wapokoueta Us,ion
paid, ouraosn, rat flying VISIT, last week.
He iH6ls As If tie atmosphere Of 'benight.
ed Augl.ize agreed with his physical
man. .Oll'p has, become an evangelist,
and. we lfppndNly hope h's mission 10 lthe
COPS in b+nigIr.rd Auglaihv' may be lei
warded with ,success. ,t,a,ri .,i,- .l,sJ
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Call ami see the Sights
At Ayres9&, Brpnner's Drug. Book
and NotionaStore, No, g, McKeAT IS Block,
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

IS g %. { ,TasJ Ea., II
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
L. A. Brunnsf

~ Family Dyes "Iowes & Stevens indigo, Ardtta Mad
der Chdbear, L0gwood Chipped Haywood E3tract Cam-
wood Chip, Flstic Cochinea Copperas; Bile Vriol Solu
on Tn and sunafy Others warranted the best QUALITY
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
NOTICE. .
WhrrpaS. tine

TO all whom it MAY concern: whereas, WV
l South west quarter o! the south east q.',.,' qr
and the south east quarter OF thes nth we'' quu'
ter of section 33, Township IL. north rang c."
and the north east quarter OF The norm .'h ".I'
quarer, and the north west quarter OF Inc no,I ,h
east quarter OF section 4, Township ~ !n;,n nU,,
range east all OF Mt. Diablo blse and mer'u;" s'd
his been by the atfiduvis OF various persos ".a
in the District Land Office ot the United oua;es s;es
at Marysvilc State OF California. being tne o.,v' "
Tor the district within which said lands are e,'u"
ted, declared to contain minerals and 70 Dc .v,
valuable for mineral than agricultural pnrpUUr."
by reason whereof said land has hitherto ou,a
withheld from prc-cmpion and sale, now a'u 'nu Wv
drrsi.ncd gives notice that he will on Mo"u,;'
the 9th day OF October, 1865, at ii ocIoeh:. If
mike application TO the Register or kecr.''' :n and
the United States Land Office at MarysV'"., ~;,.
uiuce evidence to prove that said iand' ,r,sr .o
The south west quarter OF the south east qo. .na,
and the south east quarter OF the south wes' qu'Is
ter of section 49, Township Is, north ~ r,'su gar.
east and The north east quarter OF the NV" sast
ter and the north west quarter OF the norm r
quarter OF section 4, Township IL, norm !. more
east all of Mt Di,blo base and m"ridiih' 10 nses
valuable for agricultural than mining pu' t Hs
and on such proof apply t'r permission 10 t;"ieut 5
pre-empion claim to said Lind. unless ',,sn rS','s
cause to the contrary bc then and tneTe e,pNER
Angus, 10Th, lS65-6w
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

duce the dissension and disruption We now
witness in the Union party OF California. A
party may quarrel about Senatorial candi>
dates, but 1t is mere question of personal
preference that admits Of adjustment; but a
difference OF opinion upon the principles that
underie our whole social and political sys
tenn. cannot be reconcied within one party
organization. a split is inevitable and on
account of SUCH difference the Union party OF
this State has divided. Appeals to stand hv
the party-the derisive eplhet Of "bolter,"
TRAITOR" ETC., lose all poenry-men go rs
their convictions lead them. and "as the roll
is being called they take sides forever"
Mr.. YnIs in advocating negro suffrage has
exhibited more frauknres than either the
Convention that Nominated him, or the State
Convention that should haye announced the
party creed. lie is more frank than hi. col,
l~agues on the Legislative ii ket-for while
he advocates The dociripe from ,he stump
they with bated breath aud in low whispers.
talk it to the radicals of the party in secret.
But whether talking it loud or low, these
andida'rs will all vote according to the rad.
'cal Sumner programme, it elected to the
Legislature.
1t is notable fact that not one Long
Haired county convention in the Stale nor
The State Convention has passed resolution
or d. d'pre"a'ng negro suffrage.
while nearly. if no, quite every Shor, Haired
convention has give" expression against it,
In this county the Peoples Union Convention
took ground against II 9 doctrine. ~hIs eve
ry~here, from the STUMP, !hss legislative
and other candidates, proclaim ior a white
mans government.
Every friend and advorafe of negro SUI,
frsge and negro equality, is found in the Long
Haired party. while all those wh" hold an
opposite sen iment are Short Hairs and Dem.
'crats. There is significance in this that
voters should not oveilo"k
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

GREKDY.-Wm. Sexton, not content viii,
the Office Of Sheriff, TO which he was elected
for two years. and whose term will not ex.
pire until mex, April, has accepted a nomna.
ton for the Assembly, on the Long Haired
ticket, the term Of which commences on the
first Of January. If elected, Mr.. Sexton
will be holding two Offices a. the same time
and receiving the pay incident to both. 1t
would seem from this that while he is no,
Indifferent to the honors Of public position
he also has sharp eye 10 the profits.
BY the way, although not public spou.sr
We understand he goes the negro suffrage
doctrine without a why or wherefore.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
District Court Proceedings.
Monday. Aur. 2lst.

Monday, Aug 2lst. 1865.
People vs. Edward Lopez-dcfendant arraigned
rnd took util one O'clock TO plead, ut which time
he plead moi guilty.
Gay VS. Warren motion OF Intervenor for
leave 10 amend bill 0l intervention, argued and
leave granted TO file affidavit in support OF mo-
ton.
Mariner ct al VS. Rufus Smith ct al leave
granted plaintiff 10 file amended complaints trial
set Tor Sept. 7th.
Gunnelson VS. Eaves ct al-rcicrred TO the
Clerk to compute the amount due and report.
Bradley ct al vs. VogeI ct al-leave to correct
names vi defendants granted.
Dutch Flat Steam Mill Company VS. Deep Shaft
Co.-demurrri withdrawn with leave to answer
IN ten days upon payment Of usual fee; cause set
for Sept 7ih.
Zehner vs. Crandall-S Sept. 2nd, set for hearin q
argument on demurrer.
Patton VS. Placer county demurrer sustained
ami judgment for delen' ants for costs.
SchtlflOuse VS. Bal-mOtUn aud order for de-
cree OF foreclosure on verdict Of jury found ut
last term; decnanta motion 10 rc tax costs.
Simon Hanson, native OF MOI way. iettr Bel
isle native OF Canada, :. lien Rookie, IL native of
England, lianS Anderson, native Of DENIM .rk,
ANA john Grccnbower were admitted to citizen
ship.
Tuesday, Aug. %.
People VS. Lopez by leave defendant VI iih,lrcw
plea oi not gully, and plead guilty. OF man
s'uShlcri Scutcnce ~ oc pronounced SItuludy
next.
Adrich VS. Curtis judgment for plaintiff for
Sl9G3 ~ and $50 COSTS.
Geo. Gnnncison VS. Eavcs ct al judgment and
decree OF foreclosure for pL,int
Peter Young. Louis Pod. sta, Francis Gruner,
Earnest GaIDc, Nutomu trAierS, Manuel Ray
Joseph Vogc, adln.LlcI to citizenship
Wednesday. Aug. 23.
Mariner vs. Smith two days lurtier time al
lowed to defendant 10 answer amended com
plaiut
People VS. Parker-TaX suit demurrer argued
and submitted.
John Kaiser VS. Reuecca K,iscr-rc!errcd 10 A.
N. Gambell 10 tak ke' the testimony and report.
Thursday. Aug. "a.
Adelia Hill VS. James Smith on motion OF
defendants cOunstl AM upon affidavit OF deien-
dant hlcd it WAS ordered that said cause be con-
tinurd for the term at defendant cost.
Crry vs. Campoell Z: al-jury cmptnnelled
and testimony heard in part.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
DIED..

At the Mountaineer House. on Sunday evening
l,St, Of Cholcr, Morbus, Oh ,rcs 7. Harlan. in the
4Sih year ol his age. lie was native Of PhilA
dclpha Penn.
At Auburn on Wednesday. August 23r,l, Thos.
Cross. Of Consumption. native OF Nantucket
Mass. aged 80 years and ten months. Massa
chusrts papers please copy.
At WALL, Wala. Washington Territory. August
2nd inst. Mrs. Lucy Ann >ackhouse, aged 81
years. one month and 70 days. She WAS tn"
daughter OF Mrs. Ca,hariu. Campbell Of this
place
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

BEaelNa FOR lAkMoNy. The Union
State Convention. after turning many Of the
representatives of the party out of doors.
neck and heels. and then passing platform
that has disgusted many Of the party. has
the effrontery, through their new State Cen
tral Committee. to issue an address deprs
eating any division, and calling upon all
Union nsn TO stand ty the regular organiza
ton.
The Chairman Of this Committee. is Bill
Parks. OF 'Yuba, n blatant Breckinridge iuan
in 1860. but now king bee among the
long 'hairel radeals. For him to calj upon
od-line Republicans 10 stand BY the Irregular
organization" of the party Of WHICH he is
now the selected head. is an +xhihtion Of
cheek" wonderful TO contemplate.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
POPULAR LOAN OF The PEOPLE,

Less than $500, 900 900 of the loan autbo,;,oa
by the last Congress. are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which it is beino
absorbed. will all be subscribed for within tour
months, when the notes will undoubtedly com.
maud y premium, as has uniformly been the cas-.
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and scc.
ton Of the country may he afforded facilities for
taking the loan the National Bank State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at par.
Sub>crbels will select their own agents. in whom
they have confidence, and who only are TO be re-.
sponsbIc for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent Philadelphia.
March 25, 1865. ar29 3m
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

The Secretary Of The Treasury has produc'
ed estimates OF The quantity Of cotton west
OF Tie Mississippi. fI,e h.nts submitted "a
INN add up about l,OOo,OOO bales. Partial
return "i The quantity If cotton east o! the
Mississippi have been received, from which
An es'nn ''e Somewhat exceeding 100000
bales has been made
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26

THE CANVASS The Peoples Union can
dida'es are making an active and thorough
canvass of the ecounty-hol,liny meetings Al
mos, nightly, aud coming square to The
mark agains, negro suffrage, and the taxa
,i"n or sale of the mineral lands.
The Long Hairs made spasInodic effort
At holding n-etings several weeks ago, hul
lately they have subsidized. and we do moi
hear Of a single appointment ahead for their
speakers. What is the mat,er,-hays they
given up the hghl?
The Placer herald., 1865-08-26
ADDENDUM.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May 17th 1865
2d Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (2aO 600 OOO)
precisely like other tw" series except dated 18Th
July. and Government reserves the ri pht to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead OF 73O Currency.
JAY COOKE
Subscription Agent. Philadelphia.