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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-01-25

~ 4. b. Cook. Auctioneer,
mo. 10 Main street.)
ii . u S HOLD FURNTTI,pE
sCliOOn BOOKS, TOBACCO. a. Enp
SALE AT AUCTION.-On THURSDAY. tho 9Sti
instan'' AZ ~ O'Clock, 1 will sell, at nv store !
genera 70 lassortmsntof URNTTURE, &C., cinbra. iny
Mah3yany Sofas, Cabinets,
Mardrobes, Washstanls,
1hninx and other Tables, Chairs.
hedstcads, Feather Beds,
Mattresses, Blankets, &c.
An excellent assortment Of School Books aud
miscellaneous Woke,
q large quantity OF prime Smoking Tobacco.
Envel0pes. Writing Paper, &C.
Cooking, Farlor and other Stoves.
WILL BE ADDED:
pairs splendid Satin Drocstelle Curtains.
! get very rich Damaek Bed Curtains.
1s Mnen holsters and Pillow Cases.
20 Linen and Cotton Sheets,
AZ Linen Covers for sofas and chairs
! very handsome Black Silk Velvet (.losk
J very HANDSOME Black Silk Basu,1enr'
! very handsdme Plush Cloak.
] earatoga Trunk,
Bonnet Boxes,
set s,iver-plated Walters. Ice Pitcher and Go,.
Several Gold and Silver Watches.
Velvet Tapestry Carpet ~ feet bv y feer
Velvet Tapestry Rug. "
jsao Z. D. COOK. Auetones-
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4 NE w FRAMED HOUSE. ON
~ BROAD, BETWEEN SIXTH AND
SEVENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AJJC.
TION:-Will be sold, on MONDAY EVENING.
at O'Clock, on the premises, "a new FRA MED
HOUSE. Twenty-Five feet front, running back thi,fv
feet. situated on Broad street, between sixth md
seventh. The location is good one for anv Kind
OF fancy dry goods or shoe business, and the house
handsomely gotten up. Wv -1''''
TERNs: At sale.
JAS THOS. w. KEESEE. A,,c,;or.or
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k>OR SALE, q few thousand VIRGINIA
Il. REGISTERED bonds, past due. secured hv
net Of Legislature isss,'5s. Apply at this Office.
ia lS--u
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by Williamson Co., Auctioneers,
(No l9e Main street,
EINE FURNITURE,
l. GLASS AND CHINAWARE
MIRRORS,
GOLD WATCHES,
FANCY ARTICLES, &c,
AT AUCTION
On FRIDAY. the 9th instant, commencing -,
I'D o'clock A. NJ, will sell at our salesrooms- NJ
l9s Main street, an assortment Of FINE FIR.
NiTURE, DC, consisting Of the following and other
articles: ~ ''''''
French, Jenny Lind and Cottage Bcdsteais:
Marble-top Cabinets,
Mlrb1e-top Purlor, Dining and other Tah,.s :.
Mahogany Wardrobes,
Iaor, Cane-Seat and other Chairs;
Feather Beds,
Hair and Shuck Mattresses.
Quilts,
Blankets,
Bolstcrs,
Pillows,
Mirrors,
Pictures,
Window Curtains,
Carpets,
Glass and Chinawsre.
Fine Gold Watches,
Fancy Articles,
Cooking, Parloc and Office Stoves;
Trunks,
Boots and Shoes,
/ chest OF Tools, &c, &C.
" ~! DO sol!, az " O'clock precisely, one Horse,
:" - WILLIAMSON CO., Auctoneers |
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~ OIiCE. - Persons wishing COATS
L made, can have them done bv appf,rinc 10
Mrs. SARAH f. DIlI,ARn
ia 2s--Its N""ai anu BYRD.
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by Redwood, Phillips & Co., Auctionee,s
No. ii Main street.
WE WILL SELL, ON FRIDAY
~ NEAT, at 10 O'Clock, an assortment OF
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE
embracing, in part, -'
very good PIANO,
FEATHER BED,
BEDSrEADS, MATTRESSES.
PRESS,
MIRROR,
SUGAR MILL.
TABLES, CHAIRS,
. Fine CLOTH COATS.
FURS, BONNETS
dresses, NEEDLES
BLANKETS, CLOTHING.
SMOKING TOBACCO
JEWELRY, WATCHES, &c.
ConMsnments solicited, and received until morn. |
ing OF sale. REDWOOD, PHILLIPS & CO..
JH ~ Aucfinnocrs
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by Tardy & Williams, Auctioneers. 80
corner Cary and Thirteenth streets, Richmond. Va
\ UCTION SALE, BY TARDY & VIII.
"A L1AMS, CORNER OF CARY AND TlITR.
~! uEENtil sIREETS-On THURSDAY NEXT
VIC will offer at auction, 'Ao'A
- Manufactured and Smoking Tobacco,
10 bales rs Domestics,
10 bales Cotton Yarns.
s bales Osnaburgs,
80 kegs Nails,
10 bags Black Pepper,
boxes Tallow Candles,
- sacks Salt,
barrels Lampblack, and other articles.
Consisnments for the sale solicited.
l. W. KEgsEE, Auctioneer. iaoa
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

SIGNIFICANT REM"vAL AND APPOINTMENT.
-Sp-cla mention Is made " Il Washington
dispatch ut The removal Of the editor If The
Cleveland Leader AS Pu<m ster Al Gle. eIanh,
OHIO. and The appointment OF tho Cleveland
Herald editor IN his place. There is much
political signtirahcs IN The removal and app
w'in'm-nt. Both papers and both editors
are Republicans. When the platform Of the
Ohi" Republican Convention. whmh does not
emhra"s the radical "rp"s'io" plank "f no.
gro suffrage, WAS announced. The Postmaster,
through his paper. the Leader, denounced il
in these term: The platform is chiefly re-.
na:kabls for what it omiIs to say, than f,r
what it says. Il weakly and limidly ignores
the only vital issue Of the day-lhs gr-a,
question OF negr" suffrage. Besides tins
there is no other live ,ssue on which parties
are divided In d"dging this the Convention
has proved itself Two years behind The times.
and has inflicted bitter disappointment
upon all earnest and thinking Unionis,s. "
The decariation OF the Leader man shows
that President johnson does not propose to
pay prrmi'm for opposition to the vital
measures of his administration.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
WHY Women "Dress.

The true explanation "f The prevailing ex.
'ravagance ii costume is that women dress
for one anuther.
In other words, they dress for ewes which
can appreciate the material and estimate the
cost ct every separate article they have on
1t is quite true that many men care as
much Tor. and are as competent to give an
"plni"n on the appearance Of their wives, .r
sisters. or friends, As any number of female
acqualhianres; tut the grounds upon which
'he two GLASSES If rites will base their sew.
rral judgments will always be distinct, au.i
HE conclusions themselves not untr, qreni y
quits opposite.
Ask Il man and a woman to tell you whn
is the best dressed girl II, Il ball, and YOU will
hardly ever find them agreeing IN their ans
wer u" step further, and compare the
costumes which have been selected, and ,u,
"ill discover almost I" a certain v that til.
dress in the room, whereas the MAJ, has SIM
ply asked himself winch is the most berom-
my. The one has suffered herself |" be III
Impressed ty the richness If The material
The elAb"IA'eness Of the embroidery, the
cos,liness "f the trimmings, that in the end
"he has t"unrl it simply impossible to leave
these things out Of the calculation. The
other, happy in his 'g""ranr-, has looked
only al thu general .tfect, and has prubabl,
given the preference to Il young lal\ whose
gown has no other merits than those nf being
srr"pul"u>ly y neat, beco,nlngly cut, and pei
feclly we'll made.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Township O@cers.

The following have been elected Township
officers a. far a. Va have learned.
Zo,c"ship No. 2.-Couslables, Jsmisou
and Adar, Regular Union. Road Commis
sion"r. Allen, Independent. Uoion.
Township No. 3.-Conatables, VIM. NJ.
Cru,cher. Democrat, and Jos B. Lxngdon
(R w. Road Commissioner, Ralph Bowlss,,
(R. w.
7ownship No. 5.-Constables, Stephen G
Smith and Wm. Krysher. Regular Union
no opposition. Road Commissioner - 10
doubt between II. CsntweII. Iudspsndsn.
Democrat. s0d Il. NJ. Wilton, Regular
Union.
Township No. 9.-Constabiss, Frederick
w. Henn. D. NJ. Walker. Road Co,um.,
sionss, Samuel Dsggst,. all Regular Union.
Tovnship No. lo.-Coustabies. George
Small and Fred. Hartford. Ro.d Conms'
siopsr, Jerome Bristow-all Democrats.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
The Result.

The election in this county passed OF
quietly on Wednesday. aud resulted much rs
Was anticipated, 10 the election OF the entire
Long Haired Abolition ticket, by msjorties
ranging from three to nine hundred. S.v.
sral events consqirej to d-fsa! the Peoples
Union .i.ke.-bus the principal one va.
deficiency Of votes. The campaign wMs
marked BY moro apathy and Indifference on
the part Of voters, than ws have ever before
observed in the county-snd in consequence
the lightes. vote is shown Of any general
election bsld since the organization Of the
county. The aggregate vote upon Sheriff is
3os6. falling off from the vote of last year
Of 700 votes. The vote Of every township
in the county WAS less than last year, exrep,
No. I, aud that townsh p only held ts own
notwithstanding the large temporary vote
gathered there BY the construction OF tn.
Railroad.
The result Of the election, although differ
snt from what ws desired it, is not discourse
ging for future contests-it shows that the
dominant party can no longer coun, upon
the overwhelming major,iSs by which they
as's carried the county for several years
past. True they have been again successful,
but that success has been by reduced msjnr.
tiles, and ., 4 loss Of several hundred mem.
bsrs Of the party, who in the future will find
their proper affiIia,ion with democrats.
In one sense the result is to be regretted,
- the election Of the Long Haired Lsgsla'
tive ticket is apparently m indorsement ty
The people Of Placer county, Of the doctrine
Of negro suffasg.; as it is we'll known ,ha, the
sentiments Of these men tend strongly in
that direction; and i. hardly admi,a Of doubt.
tha. il called upon 10 record votes for or
against the proposition 10 the Legislature
they will be found on the side of Cutfss as
against the white man. They received the
votes Of many Union men who oppose the
snfrancbisenent of the negro, but who would
not or could not see that tho question was
1t issue. Before the adj 'urnment OF the
next Congress, however, there 10 NJ, . man
il the country. bu, Who will be able 10 see
that it 10 . vital political issue, and vi, will
b compelled to take sides accordingIy.-
When that time comes. many who, .. this
election in Placer, voted the Long Haired
ticket, will step outside Of the regular organ
ixation never agsin to return 10 il.
10 the political future in Placer county.
democrats can look With cheerful confidence;
aud 10 the work demanded for the future lot
u address ourselves with the Zeal and cour.
age in.pired by good cause. In Oc,obsr
Supreme Judge is to be sec,ed-lhe d-moc
rscy wls hsvs ia the field nominee, and
that nominee will 10 worthy the support OF
every conservative msa in Cslifornia-for
the work Of that election lot the democracy
Of Placer prepare.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

it was improper to admit this, now. however.
these are no longer reasons for Withholding
the truth. Tucson WAS. owing To its central
position, depot for the stage company, was
n busy thriving place then, and may become
so again. |, is a miserable haf starved place
now, having about thousand souls mostly OF
Mexican origin.
The stations have mentioned were adobe
houses and corrals, with wells Of water a, all
Of them exrep, P,cmha and Saratome. Bu,
one of the wells WAS yielding water "a we
passed, the rest have raved in and the houses
are in d-rayiny state.
The Santa Cruz rises in the range of
m"un, aims dividing Sonora from the state
west OF IT. runs westerly and then turns
n"rtherly, crosses our frontier, sinking and
rising in it's course until it reaches Iu-so,.
where II takes it's ultimate dive. At food
times it runs dawn from theme ives, wa,dly
until dividing its waters into divers rivul-ts
over the surface, it becomes lost in the p ain
| have travelled over since leaving the banks
1T the G,la. Wherever its waters furnish
m"is'ure to the earth, the valley is quite
fruitful The Apache is rs great terror
there, "a about Prescott, and in the way ,f
stealing stock. Que has also to look after
Ight fingered gentlemen from the Enperor's
sid. of the line.
The valley of the Santa Cruz. affords fine
natural avenue to The richest part Of Sonora
and IN the days when that old fashioned cur,
renry-g"ld and >ilv-r-was tr vogue, there
was quite h'l>k trade t" Tucson. Now.
however, ii is quite limited, beranss those
ignorant people will persist in not under
sanding our good paper currency.
found General Mason and our excellent
Governor here, on 'h- round r-yna ing s,a
'i""s for troops, aud d-pols for supplies. A
very little life ~as Infused INTO the old town
lv The cIalter OF wagon trains, dash of s,~ff
ffi.ers and ord-rIies through the streets.
and the echo "i the buy e blast among lh.
crumbIing walls.
While WAS here the Indians attacked
some travellers on the stage road 22 miles
east, killing tie driver Of the ambulance, the
husband, wife and infant child Of family.
and carrying into captivity three small boys
of the same. Their sp"lIs were $4,000 in
coin, aud n load OF fine goods in freight
wagon, among which were silks, lOOlbs OF
rifle powder III TASKS, and so 900 gun caps,
Mason despatched troops after poor Lo. hu,
he got to his fasness-s. aud WAS n"n-co,ne.
at'a-bus. Five men escaped, and came one
hy one s'ragyliny starved aud naked, into
town-h'ce c'nuntry
Since came upon this overland route
have been upon ground her-t"frs described
hy Ross Br"wne. have not his letters to
the "BnlleIn" or those illustrated in "Ilar.
per At hand. to compare notes. II is not
my intention to run muck" with thar ia.
rell"us c,ss, AM, therefore refer The r-ad.r
TO him. advising that "wh-n found, over
hanl the volume. and make y note on it,
1t IA NY purpose 10 t"u. h more rlal,ora,ei>
upon the history and country of the Mario.
pa aud Pimo Indians, and this and other
matters will embrace closing epislIe.
J. A.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Result in the State.

The result Of the election in the State !,
more gratifying than could have been an,ic
ipstsd. when considering the overwhelming
sweep with whi"h the Union party carried
the State 10 1864.
In San Francisco the Democrats have
elected one Senator and six Assem bly ymen;
and the Long H.irs one Senator and six As.
semblymsu.
In Sacramento, the Democrats aud Shorts
fused Two days before the election and car.
risd ths entire ticket with tho exception Of
Treasurer, Public Administrator and Coron
or. The ticket elected are all Peoples Union
men With tho exception Of Lansing. Sheriff.
and Goods, District Attorney, Who ale Dem.
ocrats.
The Democrats Of E. Dorado elected their
Senator and county officers; while the Long
Hairs elected the As.embym-n.
In Amador the Democratic county ticket
WAS elected entire, including an Assembly.
men. Tho joint Senator and AssemhI, ,nsn
with Alpins,-P.op.s Union candda,s.--
w-re also elected
The Democrats Of Sonoma elected ono Sen,
ssor, two AssembIymen, and the balance Of
county ticket.
Colusa and Tehama elects W. s. Long.
Demorra, t" the Assembly.
In Placer, Nevada. Sierra, Shasta, San
joaquin, Calsvera., Contra Costa and Ala
media, the Long Hair tickets are elected. In
fuha the same. with the exception IF an As.
s-mblyman in doubt. T-egar1en, L,nv
Hair. joint Senator for Yuba aud Suffer is
elected.
In Sut,sr ths Long Hairs elected all their
ticket exrep, CLERK aud one Supervisor.
In Iolo the fusion ticket Of Short Hairs
and Democrats 10 elected.
Tu"lumne has been reported to have elect
ed the full Democratic ticket. A later dis.
patch says they have only elected their Sher.
Il and District Attorney. The D-mocrats
clxim the election Of J. w. Mandevills, a.
join, Senator for Tuolumne and Muno.
In Los Angeles the Shor, Hairs elect one
Senator and one A.senblyman, aud the
Democrats one Ass-mbyman.
IL Butte the Long Hairs elect their coun
ty ticket, except Sheriff and Treasurer, who
sre Shorts.
Union ticket 10 Shasta elected wi,hou. op-
position.
In Ma'iposa tho Democrats ~sc, District
Attorney. County Clerk and Assessor. The
Long Hairs elect an Assembly man and 70
maiud-r of county officers.
Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and Montery
have been carried BY the Lung ilsirs.
StanisIsus, Merced aud Frssno have gone
Democratic.
Tbs returns indicate that the Long Hair.
will have small m.j 'ri,y in both branches
OF the Legislature; but tho array of Demo
Gratis and Short Hairs will be quite fnrmd
able, and it they Act together will bs a
wholesome check upon the radicals.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

ARIZONA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES We are in
receipt Of series Of correspondence, from our
former fellow citizen, james Anderson. Esq,
in relation to the Territory Of Arizona. They
will prove interesting to readers who have
but little knowledge Of that comparatively
isolated region
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
ADDENDUM.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May l7th. 1900
2d Series all sold Commenced on 80 oe''.I
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (23oooo'V't,
precisely like other tw" series. except a,eu ~ NV
july and Cover. mrnt reserves the riin w w, r'
six per cent in Gold instead OF 3" Cu'rr"''
JAY (OOhE'
Subscription Agent Ph''ade'p'"
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Pacific Mail Steamship W

HEFOLlOWING STEAMIn,"H;na
@$ will be dispatched on the 'o''o"'''
named days:
Sept. 2I--GOLDEN CITY, Capt. U; r. T. Watkins
Sept. 2d--COLORADO, Capt.
FROM FOLSOM STREET WHAnr'
AT IL O'CLOCK, A. M, PUNo'o
FOR PANAMA. :.
Passengers will be conveyed from ra,,"m Camnany,
Aspinwail Ly the Panama Railroad u. C1u'Gtc %iGuntc
and from Aspinwall to New York ny 'ne '"'
and Pacific steamship Company. ,. through
" A Baggage Master will oe se"' ~
each trip. ,..,, so;, at eleven
o.clock 'l PASSENGERS are requested to have 'D'
- Cabin passengers Ler!hed thpoaMs%S s. Co.
OLIVER ELDRiDGE. Age :sn-S r. ~. r. strsc.s.
Corner Sacramento and lhedee'o''
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

UNOFFICIAL VoTE.-ln another column
we give the foolings Of the complete vote
upon The county tickets. A the figures
have been taken from the tally lists in eaci,
precinct it ia believed they will correspond
With the efaicia! re.urn..
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Democratic state Convsation

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
Statc CentrM Committee, adopted August l7th,
1865, v Convention of the Democratic Party Will
be held at the City OF Sacramento. on TUESDAY,
the 18th day o( September, 1865, for the purpose
u nominating Judge Of the Supreme Court and
electiuR y State Central Committee Tor the ensu.
aug year. The appOrtionment Of Delegates based
Gpos the vote cast tor Mcclellan and Pendleton,
as follows, to.wit: One Delegate tor each Coun.
y; one for each two hundred Of such votes, and
one for each fraction Of two hundred votes over
one hundred, 10 ~ follows:
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
DISSOLUTION OF PA3ryE2Surp

NOTICE Is hereby given that the partnership
~ heretofore existing between john lilckeu and
II. n. Pe;,sr ami beiw cen John lickpn ami 9 "I N
Donihne in the hutcheriny business in bs o.,
OF Lincoln is hereby dissolved by mutual consrn,
All pers ons having business wi b either a, H."
firms will call upon John lIickcn, as be alon. i,
authorized to settle the business.
JOHN HICKEN.
H. N. PEA>E.
E. D. DONAHUE.
Lincoln, Sept. Sth, lS65--3w
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

- WIN. N. Crutcher, ia Township No.
;. and George Small and Fred. Hartford. in
Township No. 10. independent democratic
candidates, have besn elected constables' by
large maj ,ritisa. Popularity and good work
xi!i tell.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

HAYWARD d HALL-Thsse musical f..
vorites will give farewell entertainment a,
the American on next Tuesday evening"
They present an entire new programme of
songs and music. and after the concert will
extend an invitation TO oil to engage in q so.
cial dance, TO tho bes. Of music. We be,
speak for them a good auliepcs
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
NOTICE TO cREpIrons

"TICE is hereby given 10 all those h,,.
~ claims agains' the estate OF joseph C,."ns C%,ms
power, deceased I" p esent tn" same to the Vpn un
n.rSlgne'' at his plac" of business "A, law, u;m I"
Placer county. Cal. within ten months from, ",I II,
date OF this publication. or the Sane will ha 'an ue
ever barred. W 'of
MICHAEL SCHMIDT
"" '''''' "'P'' ''"' io"o--4". Admr
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Crutchcr (D GwvDn (U)
For Road Conmtssioney.

The radicals Of Massachusetts have issued
An address to the people of the United
STA rs. 1t is severely denunciatorv Of the
presidents policy Of restoration, and d-.x ,es
tha, his attitude mus! be changed or the re-
public will be lost. IL proposes eilher to
subdus or flank him. and rIab"rxtes the NJ,
gumens in favor "f Whtingsm made by
Richard Ii. Dana. Jr in the recent Boston
meeting l. is signed by many of the
most eminent "f the party in the state.
We notice tn. nam-s Of rh-"philus parsous.
Julius Rockwell, Richard II Dana. john G.
Whittier, Am@ss Walker. e, al. The rrac-
'iral conclusion reached ia ,ha, the south
must b. kept out in the cold" If such en-
expression in relation to so warm country
is not a solrrism) until shs adopts the multi.
'uds Of inns Massachusetts presents + .r her
acceptance. Wendell Phillips, in a late
speech in Framinghaln, in tl,a, state. gave
President Johns n fsrcs lik., and asserted
that the prrpe'ui'y Of the republican party
depended upon what ,rsnsprrs b-,wsen now
and December next. Senator Wilson. in a
speech in Washington On the Fourth, was
rampant and vlrulent IN demanding universal
negro sutfrsgs. Chicago Times.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
Vote on Superyisors.
District No. l..

The following is the vote on Supervisors in tho
several Districts:
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
TOWNSHIP NO, 3,

TOWNSHIP NO. 3.
The following is the result Of the vote for
Township officers in Township No. 3.
aluAl
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

HORACE GKsrLEY.-Gr~-ley is coming tn
his sehsss and talks more like de,nmrx,
than Nh ahoitionist. In a recent article in
the Tribune, he says: W. hear talk "f more
Courts Martial for the trial of other than
persons III our military service, and we pros
test in advance against them. We have
courts enough, law enough. and at least rs
tair a chance for justice with these As with
any that can he iBprnvsed out "f our army
hy an order from the War Department.
W. do not much care what Europe may say
ut our jurlsrrndence; We are only anxious
that sha shall have n" us, cause f,r censurs
II any rebel has consl,r-d to starvs our sol
diers, or infect our cities with p~s,,Ience or
d" any act abhorrent to hu'nani y, lot him
be fairly tried for tho crime; or il it is
thought best 10 srraign s"ms Of the rebel
chiefs for treason, so he il; but let Us deal
With them according to aw. I, will bs \
grevious mistake-sn avowal If weakness
a blundes, a folly-to hold another court
martial fur the trial Of other than military
offenders belonging to our own army. Sucl,
a court can render no verdict that will carry
weight with i, in the judgment Of impair.
tial Chris,endom fact that such tri
bunal ia res"rted to will be ,rumpe,ed hy
thousands as a virtual confession that . TAI,
trial was not desired-i,x verdict of guilty
will bs declared ss preclulsL and preparing a
judicial murder. Let US return 10 the do
mnion uf law.
Democrats have been imprisoned and ex'
lied for saying no more than is contained in
the above. Verify the curren, is changing
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09

Eg The vote upon Supervisors is given
elsewhere. The returns are complete.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-09
POPULAR LOAN OF The PEOPLE,

Less than $500 900 900 OF the loan au'hor''eu
by the last Congress are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which II i oe"s
absorbed. will all be subscl ibed Tor wlthh 'o"'
m months when the notes will undoubtedly COM
maud II premium, rs has uniformly been 'he c'''
OH closing the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citiz"ns of every town anu "''
tion Of the country may he afforded '''ce' ~
taking the loan. the National Bank. State D''"'
an'l Private Bankers throughout the conh''! ""''
generally agreed to receive subscriptions al P'''
Subscribes will select their own agents. III "'0"
they have confidence and who only are 10 W TO-
sponsibc for the delivery OF the notes for wDlc'
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Phl"',!po'.gI 1,o On
March rs, 1865. "PI' ''''
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Vote Of Placer County,

The following are the footings Of the com.
plete returns Of Placer county.
PeoPles Union. Reg. Union, Maj
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Chairman State Democratic Central Com.
D. W. SAWYER, Secretary.
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the oNlYLoANlN MARKET

now offered ly the Government. and II If co"l.
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages VIII
make il the great