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SATURDAY, JUNE 10, 1855.
Picture Gallery.

Prof. Young has greatly improved his
Picture Gallery, reftted the roof, and other
wise repaired it. The Prof. is one of the
most afabls gentlemen that we ever had the
pleasure of calling on. He is also prof
Gent in the art of Photographing, Ambro-
typing, &C., which he does promptly, neat
", and cheaply. He has on hand, constant
", large supply of nice Albums, Picture
cases. etc. Call in, ladies and gentlemen.
the News Office.
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shinglesI shingIesg

T WOULD respectfully inform the public, that
a I have on he nd any quantity Of the very
best quality Of Shingles. Those wishing 70
purchase Shingles, win find them for sale at P
G. Hallberg's, IN Emporia, and at the Union
Shingle W forks Neoshs Rapids. Kansas s
ORRIN CLARKE
January 2Ist, 1868. 81 1y
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ATTENTION YE HUNGRY Fresh meat at
Frederick, Ferguson q Co.'s Grocery Store
every Tuesday and Saturday morning.
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Notice.

THE partnership existing between Alexander
/ Bailey and John Van Gundy, commencing
the 9Th of December, 1864, was dissolved on the
9Th day Of February; 1865. -
383-tf q ALEXANDER BAILEY.
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Strayed.

GTRAYED from the subscriber on Jaeob's
- Greek, in Chase county, about the 18th of
April last, bay roam Poney, Ave years old.
crop off Of the left ear, main and tail bay with
one white hairs, white face and legs, name
is reached. A liberal rewardwiil be paid
for the pony, or for information that viii
lead to his recovery. Information may be left
at this office, o. address the subscriber, Ply
mouth, Kansas, JACOB CAREY.
May GOTH 1865 3S5-tf
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sEWING MACHINES.

The subscriber keeps constantly on hand the
Franklin Sewing Machine. Price. S35; and war
ranted to give entire satisfaction.
Wheeler Wilson's popular machine at New
York cost prices. --ra arr
VIII furnish Singers or the Florence Machine
at New York cost prices, with freight added.
Now is the time to get frst-elass Sewing Ma
chimes. 387-1y w. E. SUTLIFF.
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BUCKEYE REApERs & MowERs.-We are
Sole Agents for this celebrated Machine,
greatly improved for 1865, and will sell
them at the manufacturers price and freight.
We will warrant every Machine.
I3-3m. GRIFFITH & DUNCAN.
Lawrence, Kansas.
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Notice.

TTNHE partners hip, commencing April 18th,
I 1864, between Alexander Bailey; Jeeob
name of Bailey, Carey & Co., was Dissolved on
the 8th day of December, 1864. The notes and
accounts were placed in the hands of Alexander
Bailey for collection and settlement.
393-tf BAILEY d CAREY.
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Those who desire to sell their farms, OF
any property. WIN find it to their. Interest to
call on N. S. SToRRs.
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All persons owing subscriptions to the
M. E. Church, are hereby notified to. come
forward and settle the same Immediately.
Those unable TO make immediate payment
in money, will give their note for the amount
with ten per cent. interest from date.
By order Of the Board of Trustees.
J. G. FRAZER, Agent.
Emporia, May 10Th, 1865. 3w
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Are you fond of Hogg's Tales?' said a
rather Verdent lady to shepherd.
Yes, I likes 'em roasted VII salt on EN-,
was the response.
No; but mean have you read 'Hogg's
Tales?'
No. said the pumpkin. 'our hogs are all
white or black; don't think there is red
one among 'em.'
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Crops.

From all parts of the State, especially
Southern Kansas, we receive cheering ac-
counts ola good prospect for splendid crops.
From present indications, Lyon county
will be blessed with unusually large crops.
William Clapp, the celebrated Boot & Shoe
Manufacturer and Dealer, is now receiving
large and assorted stock of Boots & Shoes,
and everything in his line. Billy knows
what the ''dear peeps" want, and sells at
only living profit.
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The Only Loan in Market

Now offered by the Government, and its superior
advantages make it the
Great Popular Loan of the People.
Less than $4,000, 600 of the Loan authorized
by Congress are now on the Market. This
amount. at the rate at which 1t is being absorbed
will all be subscribed for within sixty days, when
the notes viii undoubtedly command a premi
UNI, as has uniformly been the case on closing
the subscriptions to other Loans
In order that citizens of every town and sec
ton of the country may be Afforded facilities for
taking the Loan, the National Banks, and Pri-
vate Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par
Subscribers viii select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be
responsible for the delivery of the notes for which
they receive orders s.r..s- rg.....-.-
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80 10 A n.

These notes are issued under date of July Is,
1865, and are payable three years from that date
in currency. or are convertible at the option of
the holder into
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We omitted last week to mention to Mr..
Andrews, of Elmendaro. our gratitude for
those nice green peas. But it's genuine,
friend John.
Mr.. A. is successful gardener, because
he lacks not the energy and ability requisite
for the accomplishment of all worthy pur-
suits
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g., 8. STO r 8,
Land Agent and Convey
ancep Of Deeds,

E MP ORA, KANSAS.
HAVINGs been a resident Of the Neosho Val
ley the past eight years. and have become
well acquainted in all parts of the State, am
prepared to give valuable Information to those
who desire to settle in this country. ] wilt sell
Real Estate for non-residents, make out Deeds,
examine Titles. pay Taxes, make Collections in
the NeoshO Valley for Lawrence, LeavenwOrth,
Kansas City and st. Louis Merchants. The
best Of reference given when required. 8
All comm unicaticns must be accompanied with
a letter stamp to secure an answer.
Office No. III, Commercial Street, Emporia,
Kansas.
Emporia, April tn, 291865. 382-tf
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CRocKERY.-A nice lot of Crockery and
Earthen-ware just received at
Frederick, FERsUsoN & Co.'S.
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U. S. 500 SIX per cent.
COLD-BEARENG BONDS.

These Bonds are now worth handsome pre-
MUM, and are exempt IS are all the Govern
inent Bonds, from State, County. and Municipal
tazatiOn s7Iel adds t1ca one to three per cent per
aanum to their ralue, ace ordng to the rate levied
upon other property. The interest is payable
semi annually by coupons attached to each note,
which may be cut off and sold to any bank or
banker.
The interest at 100 per cent amounts to
One cent per day on a s5Onote.
Two cents per day on ii TOO note
Ten cents per day on a $500 note.
Twenty cents per day Onra $1,000 note.
One. Dollar per day on a $4,000 note.
Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscrip-
tons.
The notes of this Third Series are precisely
similar in form and privileges to the Seven
Thirties already Sold, except that the Govern
ment reserves to itself the option Of paying in
terest in gold coin at per cent, instead of
Z 3-l0thsin currency. Subscribers will deduct
the Interest in currenoyup to July l5th, the time
when they subscribe.
The dtivery of the notes of the third series of
the Seven thirties win commence on the LIST of
June, and will be made promptly and continu,
ously after that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of
this THIRD SERIES affects oEly the matter of
interest. The paymentin gold, if made, Will be
equivalent to the currency interest of the high
er rate.
The return to specie payments, in the event of
which only will the option to pay interest in gold
be awaited of, would so reduce and equal re
prices that purchases made with six per cent.
in gold would be fully equal to those made with
seven and three-tenths per cent. in currency.
This is
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For Sale

WANTED-One thousand dry hides, for
which We viii pay the highest market price.
387d FREDERICK, FERGUSON & Co.
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Behold new signl-at DR.. NewlOn's
Drug store. f3tH
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YoWWG e PURCERl,
PHOTOGRAPHERS G ANBl1TY?ISI
ENPORIA, KANSAS.

TTAVE fitted up splendid Picture Gallery
4 & on Commercial Street, opposite the News
Office, are now prepared to take all kinds pic
t1Fes in the highest style of the art.
March 18th, 1865. Stiff
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010 ACRES of land; DO acres timber; good
AfO house; 80 acres under improvement;
4, 600 new rails in the timber; it is one of the
best farms in Lyon county.
-t For sale by N. S. STORRS.
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A Dun.

J. G. RA1THEL. Agent, Lawrence. 4w
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1900 AGREES q {
For sac.

I 90 ACRES of land 25 acres timber, under
lOO Improvement; good house and 2 good
wells, and plenty Of living water For sale
cheap for cash. BY N. S. STORRS.
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Close Cash Buyers.

Our stock at present land 10 which We are
80 Hhds. prime n. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime ? r. Sugars,
10 Hhds. n. O.Clarified Sugars,
25 Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 CsSs. Clear Sides.
% Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
80 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
so Kegs MOlasses.
25 Hi. Bbls. Molasses.
20 Bbls. Molasses.
100 Legs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. Mackerel.
100 do Mackerel.
100 do Mackerel.
25 do Mess Mackerel
20 do Fresh Salmond.
50 Hlf. bbls. and Mackerel.
% Bbls. No. Mackerel.
20 do Mackerel.
20 do 8 Maclerel.
80 Dozen Buckets.
90 Nests Tubs.
% Dozen Sleeves.
50 Boxes Government Soap.
50 DO Superfine Palm Soap.
p Hh bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
% Cases fresh Blackberries.
. Cases fresh Raspberries.
so Cases fresh Strawberries.
20 Cases, fresh Cherries.
10 Cases fresh green Cages.
rs Cases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
Il II
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Cases fresh Capers.
10 Cases fresh CLANS.
10 Gases fresh Salmon.
5 Gases fresh Mackerel in cans.
5 Cases fresh cooked Turkeys,
5 Cases fresh cooked Chickens
8 Cases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Gases BQrden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Milk,
50 Cases Soda Crackers.
so Sacks choice RE Coffee.
so Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
20 Chests choice Green and BLACK Teas.
y Bags Singapore Pepper.
Bags Allspiee.
80 Cases Wheeler & Merritt's Pickles,
gals, gals. and qUrts.
80 Gases best brand Cove Oysters,
20 Cases spiced Oysters.
25 Cases RiId 4ya Pepper Sauce.
80 Gases Tomato CatsUp.
30 Cases assorted barrel Jellies.
. Fresh Pineapples in glass,
20 Cases fresh Pineapp.lss IN q cans.
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
5 Cases P. and MerrilIs Portable Lem
onade.
50 Bbls. Coles f F + @ Flour.
% Easas Uoleman's Mustard.
2l Cases genuine Olive Oil.
80 Baskets Piper Heidsiek Wine.
50 Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
50 Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 DOz. London Club sauce.
10 Doz. Currie Powder.
5 Gases Y Y Cream Tartar.
! Case Nutmegs,
10 Gross sIaan hiueing.
as Uoz assorted Brooms.
25 Doz Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
% Nests Market Baskets.
80 Doz. Washbqartis,
% Bhls. lihe Old Bourbon and Rye.
2 Casks Otard and Hennessey Brandy.
5 Casks Claret Wine.
25 Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
Mogul Cards,
100, Goo Cigars of the finest imported and
domestic brands,
so Pieces Bagging.
50 Coils Rope,
llyered in the city FREE or CHARGE
TOoF, RHILILPs q CIRoDE,
RoyS-sm polsl Corner Court aud Fronts's
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Ben- The Government viii not here
after, purchase any more cattle at the
North.
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one square one insertion
each additional insertion
two weeks

two weeks 90
one month s 0o
~ an advertisements in the Special Notice
column viii be charged % cents per line.
EE- Marriage and death nOuces published as
other lIVartisH mentS-
AZ am crtiseuentS not marked for n spe-
cided time viii bee discontinued al the end OF
one week.
&C. All advertisements Tor the Appeal must
be- handed in aI the Clerk s desk.
80 Transient aduertiseHeais 1glisf be pad for
i1 u31uHHe
re- No advertisement viii app~ar in the
Weekly paper unless by special contract
&C. Advertisements to De inserted in the
Weekly paper only, or 90 irregular intervals In
either or the papers. VIII bee charged Il Der
s. luare for each 8ud every insertion.
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From the L0aisriUe Journal
POLICEMEN ATTACKED BY NEGROES.


POLICEMEN ATTACKED RY NEGROES
Tuesday night about eleven o'clock,
the policemen of the district commanded
by Lieut.. Needy, We're attacked by the
negroes, near the corner of Tenth and
Walnut streets. Officer Needy received
orders Tuesday night to close up several
dOggerie5 near the corner Of Ninth and
Walnut streets, at which the negroes had
been procuring whisky in unlimited guam
titles. While officer Needy was carrying
out his instructions, he was cursed in a
most shameful manner by some drunken
negroes. Not having sufficient force
At command to make arrests, he left the
immediate vicinity of Ninth and Wal
nut, where a fair was being held. In
the mean time, officers Cave and Burke
had arrested two negroes for di5orderly
conduct, and were conducting them to
jail. A party Of negro soldiers over
took the officers and compelled them to
release the prisoners, most of them flour
ishing huge pistols. After this the negroes
gathered together and hunted up the
police, and finding them, commenced
firing. The police returned the fire and
drove the negroes of, but they soon re-
turned, and in turn drove the police of.
About one hundred shots were fired, but
as far as We can learn, no one was in
jured.
We learn that the Chief Of Police has
taken measures 20 prevent any more
such occurrences. He will have a suffi-
cIent aid from the military 10 insure
better order in that locality.
re- The Government will not here
after, purchase any more cattle at the
North.
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The persons owning the swamp an'
other unimproved lands, could well afforC
to give half the former to have the othe
half reclaimed, while tax of s-5. PEI
acre on the better class Of unimproved
lands would not be felt Neither would
that Of ten dollars per acre on that of the
cleared or improved lands. For, as they
We're reclaimed or rendered secure from
overflow, their value would increase a
thousand per cent.
The Governments, state or national,
could not snly well afford TO give all the
unsold lands, which would soon become
a source of revenue instead ofan expense,
but aid this great enterprise not only
with loans, but positive donations, for
there is nothing that would so rapidly
increase national commerce, State and
individual wealth, somueh as the success
Of this plan. AT the same time it would
stop a useless expenditure of Government
money for the pretending to dredge the
mouth of the Mississippi river.
The levees are down in many places,
annually flooding large and valuable dis
tricts Of country. There is but little con-
idence in the levee system, and no money
or labor in the country with which to re-
build the levees. Neither could money
be raised by taxation, except Oh the land,
and that would sweep all that the people
have, for there is nothing else left.
Individual distress is great. National !
50 far as the lower valley is
is in a manner outraged, |
hat appeals for immediate relief should |
be made.
Every person in the Southwest and |
Northwest are deeply interested all will .
De materially benefited, and damage no
me, or any interest in the United States, I
Except those who have and want Govern
nent protection for their unjust mOnop-
lies, which are against the letter and
pirit of the Constitution.
The Executives and Legislatures of
very Southwestern and Northwestern
tate, the Chambers of Commerce, the
'ity Councils of the cities of New Or
,ans, Natehez, Vicksburg, Memphis, st.
ouis, Chicago and other places, together
18th all the steamboat owners and agents
the West and South, and citizens gen
rally, should all unite in bringing this
iatter before Congress in the most speedy
nd most ehectual way, to accomplish
lis grand object in which all are 80 !
eeply interested.
All Of which is most respectfully sub
Tilted to your Excellency. J.C.
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lSfPdttO1l, GOyeF G Co.,
wHOLEsALE GROCERs,
Cotton Factors and Commission
Merchants,

No. - Front s. between Adams q JedeTEcn
MEMPHIS, TEES,
Have for sale low % the trade
gG Bags Rio Coffee.
50 Bags Laguira Coffee.
% Bags Old Government lava Coffee
- Bags Grain Pepper. sifted-
100 bbIs. Refined Sugar. assorted quaiitfsH
20 hhds sugar, fair to prime.
30 hhds Clear Sides and Shoulder
50 bbls Mess Pork
SO bbiS Flour, al grades.
90 pieces Kentucky Baegfng.
40 half do Do
20 bales India Bagzing
so coils Rope 80 half coils Rope.
% bales TWino.
500 bbls Salt
40 half bbls and 50 KITS Nos- 7 & . Mackerel.
Choice Impsreal and E-pgiish BrCa ztast Tea
star Candles, Gernan Soaps. Starch.
CIDER Vinegar, Wrapping PBpsr.
Wrapping rWines, etc, etc.
nOv55m
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COPARTNERsHIPs

FVNHE undersigned have this day formed 3 CO.
A partnership, under the name and style ef
Berlin & OvertCn, for the transaction OF a ge4-
erai Commission Business in this city.
VA T. BERLIN
r. OVERTON-
Memphis, Tenn, Nov. &. 1865,
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PLANTATION And FAMILY SUPPLIES,
Bar and Boat Stores,
Wines, LIQUORS. Segars. Etc.

WITH one OF the largest and best assorted
" stocks ever brought to Memphis, pur-
chased with especial reference TO the wants of
the tall and Winter Trade our goods are all
Received from hrst hands, and having been
bought for cash and shipped previous to the late
advance In ireightS enables rs to olier superior
inducements to all
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BERLIN & oVERToN,
Cotton Factors and General Com
mission Merchants,

No. "A Monroe st., and Il Center Alley, In rear
or ID. H. Eysns, Liqnor Dealer.
A FTFR an absence o. four years IN the South
n We now respectfully tender cur serrir.as q,
our many friends, and feel conndent we ean
sivs satisfaction % an who may favor Us win
tbeir patronage. y are prepared TO make Ifll-
eral advances on al coustgnments- and oar m
eililies for storing are equal to any IN ne cifv
We also solicit orders for the purchase of foods
Enere me money OF Its equivalent accom- paniaa
me otaer. AZ goods sent % Us viii be insared,
unless otasrEtss lnstrustsd. asTi0 Ia
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
TIE CArAsrRopHE.--The loss of the Bro.

THE CATAsTRopHE--The loss of the Bro.
ther Jonathan, (he repor, Of which it was at
first hoped would prove inrorrecD. has sent
thrill of pain throughout the State. Since
no marine disaster on this coast so mournfu
in It's consequences. The vessel LETT San
Francisco on Friday of last week, and is re,
ported to have slru' k sunken rock Uroba>
blv not laid down in the charls) about TWEEN
ts-t,e miles from Crescent City, and TO have
sunk in forty five minutes. According to the
lists there were 63 passengers and a crew
of S persons. OF this large number only
II are reported saved-priucipaIIy seamen
belonging to the vessel.
Gen. Wright, so long in command in this
State, wrs passenger, on his way TO his new
field of duty in Oregon. lie was accom-
panied by his wife, and Lieut.. Waite, # his
staff. Beside these were Gov. A. g. Henry.
of Washington Territory; Victor Smith, f'r
merry Collector Of Customs AT Puoe; Sound;
Major Eddy, Paymas'er in the Army (wh"
had $500. 1000 Government funds in his pos
sessio'); DR.. Ingram, Surgeon in The Army
Mr. Neshit, Of the Bulletin, aud several
members of well known mercantile firms in
San Francisco. r. ere were number Of tr
male passengers beside. All the persons
tLovp uanel vera lost
The sad fate of Grn. Wright brings sor,
row to the hearts of every one who ell owed
HE personal Acquaintance of that gentleman
His uprgh'ncss, and gentle bearing and
>uaviiy Of manner had brought him into
general esteem while his career as II mill.
lary commander, during lhe trouhIouS times
If the country won him the respect OF good
men Of all shades of parizan f,eliny.
Peace to the spirit Of the dtparted soldier
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05
John Atkinson and His Scrub.

Editors Herold: - he scIul' Elir"r of the
S'ais aud Stripes still persists III his dirty
innendots and flow flung sarcasm, apparent
Is DESTROYS If being kicked into noturipN.
even infamous AS /! must be. After what |
have said to him. he. of all others, should he
he last To publish my name in The colnl,ns
of his dirty paper. The community look
upon hm As "A dirty scruh. and his producl
tions as filthy coincide in HE opinion.
JOHN ATKINSON, again.
Auburn, Aug. 2ud, 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

SOMETHING GAiNEp.-In speaking of the
able aud conclusive speech Of G~rrir Smith
recently delivered in New York. un the sub.
lrct Of the treatment Of The rebels bv the
General Governinenr, the New York News
with other things, thus .orciby sa,s:
1T is something gained, when such a man
stands forth to warn his rountr, men that,
pushed and c"al-d by the Jack K-trh party,
they are standing This very moment on the
very brink of the n-anest crime of the av-
Indignantly reminds them that they agreed
to treat the cnntrdefacy as a war making
power while it bad arms in its hands and
could rriaiate outrage; aud scorhtully pro
tests against their breaking that agreement
the moment the South has laid down ils
arms relying upon that agreement. TO have
these bold and honest words uttered at the
right moment, aud hy the right man. is, SAY
we somewhat gained. 1t is the first wise
aud Just voice lifted up amid The felonus hr.
lowing lumult Of the hangman; and it will
call forth echoes. it has tho kind of tone that
must reverberate because il appeals to
wha't oev-r is upright manly aud true in the
human heart and conscience. aud it must he
repeated. and again repeated. until the moral
almosphere is purted around Us; until this
mighty war of two principles. to settle a
grand cause, shall be cleared of the odor OF
handouts and prison ropes.
The Placer herald., 1865-08-05

The RAvAGEs OF War; Official returns
in the War Department show that the
dea hs in the army since the war broke out,
SO far rs heard from, with The estimate made
for those returns not yet handed in, inrlud.
ing starved rr's'nerS. &c. will aggregate
about three hundred and t~enty .fOe thousand
There are the dedihS alone. When we est ,
mate the wounded IN The ratio If three for
every one killed, which is less than the usual
average, we see at what a fearu! sacrifice OF
life and limb the war has been prosecuted,
on our side.