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, 1865-11-25


Total value Of esecttone- COG
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Chicago needs greatly: and heF need Il an abso.
lnte sa pressing necessity some one Or iwo Of even
' : s o'a no Iii sa Ss ss5 assa
for eny .pace q time to come, Is a
~ for e.s Or 9,hss pnss raqsss
osmana sor more knowledge. has haen me!amor-
Photcd tcto collegiate institution. Bryan Ha1
has par sed md for ever ftou the Of tue public,
10 htEnme mercantile show room. Smith & Nix
one hall Is the only one remaining. aud that ere
long. will be changed TO other purposes. AT best,
Il does moi meet The requirements Of the public
AZ lecture soout the echo IL f1r TOO Distinct 10
render It desirable whttc for ba1ls its internal er
rangcmcnt offers eersout ohjecsons.
Lei some cnse1prishg capitahet turn hls atien.
ycsa. bcxid.s establishing hneef d public ben.-
Is Young NtSs 1sseeiss!ee' !. zeaerea, IN.
iitiop TO connodious library, etc, WIN contain
good hall foE public ptrposes. II they cazy ont
this Intention they Will resp speedy Fcward in
Aaothez pscz.fns demand Is fos the erection ossuit
able ds.cisnes within es*y ds,anct OF The business
partt Of the city-not epa1ons palaces, q eupetb
! OF citizens who In England would be termed the
"niddle casees.' Thai is clerks mercantile assist
zuts md Other family rnen: working and Aytng
scr euch members Of the community would rent
with the nInos1 readiness for 800 Or $50 mooh
| ard we'll repay the outlay hy the builder.
Another good, in addition TO the benefit to the
| masece which would aecrue from ench nu invest
ment, woald be the tendency It would have to keep
rents within some reasonable limit. At p.eae1e
bpuees. and an principle increase the rent, VITA
each renewal Of tic Lease They know That the de-
tr.and Is most pressing, that hundreds Of tanieS,
ncw tpafjIng In professional boarding houses or
hote1s would gladly commence housekeeping. could
I ibev md houses 10 live In, and In consequence,
closing their boucls Of compassion to every feeling
but that emana.ine from theif pocket: EtnbsosD!s
for tcllsc room. A third class Of the community
ttat wouid receive benefit Of great nnrE:
nl,cdc by the creation Of such tenement
houses, wonld bc that large c!ass-ane u.
yorn- men Of the community. VINO HusL nss
In boartlin. houses, ,tbut who. ny The WatDaHn =
the fan.Ies who would gait boardin: neS eoaiG
sroud Ee 1b1e 10 ti.c far more cheaNg anu mas.
keeper, prc:icfne Over csamHed honecs, h9E VIZ
thef please fos sacn ae u
and losing their former Characteristic eubmlsslFe
ncse rfvnl IN the e-orbitauce Of the!f charges at
fortunate poeeessor OF household properly, keps y.
/ him 10 Rent."
| A Eov11 Ar11lcA71ox OF Pk1noLErH.-Ih'
uan who would eiiempt 10 tx limit 10 Yankee
ingenuity, would sympashize ~ith Mn, fastincso'
in her futile eGort. 10 sweep the Atlantic OCEAN on
| Of her cottage with broom. For the past year Q
oil On the bt1insts victims have exerrtsed thet
iEErnuity IN every imaginable way TO dlecostT neI
Wells. new applications Of the Instc5tM md ncv
meihodf of itccinr thcif hauds nom the eontSha
slippery po&set+iGn-Oil Stock. Many OF the mctt
ods fexotsed to hayc been hirbly ingenious, bu
rfrFR
, 1865-11-25

coNSo wEsEwAED.-N IS reported in all In
formed ct,eles TINT the pror1ieto.s Of New York
weeL14 have decided to open branch house In
ch,c,co, where will be printed the Issues Of their
Dsrer distributed 10 the West sepdtug hithcr elcc-
tSotSped copies Of lheir forms. This measure wtl!
deal Of money nov Ri,1 i,5 sgmt ,sS q
ppfpMh|ch T. now scrt hon the West 10 be ptn&ed
IN The Eas1, and returned 10 Western readers pay
inr frjrbt both Hays.
, 1865-11-25
A MAmN90TB CLOTHING ESTAH'
LI6HmENT.

Through England aud even In America has rc-
sounded the name Of clothing firm in the British
metropolis, which AZ occupying eight stores in the
M,nortcs long held fway as the greatest clothing
houte in tic world. Chicago te bidding fair 10
ctltprc ercn London rs clothing mart. She, too,
l.tt her enc establishment. a mammoth place, On
Mhoee pnEt01E orc placed the numbers ot six dis
,snct building lots. We aliude TO The house Of
me u G5aa Nos. {. md C Randolph stTcet. and Nos.
~. =, ~ End - Oh stat<, occupying the entire
sonihssst corner. and looking ~ i10tfh its multi
tndanops niler Of clothing, II coud al eaot notice,
scarcely inferior in extent to that lion OF the
elos The house OF DC Graz can Justly CHM smper-
lofty in polnl Of excellence, md ins1ic comparison
WIN enJ ~ the world. >hfmosi 1abnlous Is tho
number and variety OF goods Offered fol sale His
f%n, ,somlttses nope hut good goods, articles OF
eaae m!ans arr no d,scredst 10 the ..ccntlcman, :"
nnd Naa1ac rp ffom this basis The stock cmbracas
eseHthins taat could b. dceised by lie mo.t is.
tidlouf. - '~
Mr. De G1aE IL epti,ied 10 cred,t vb,t,, :, IA,
from belonging 10 all our Chicago cloilIlsrs IJis
rule fs 10 supply none hut the best ,.0njs nr 49,.
monld, and at prices which afford hin oaly snsij
were II not that The nrCtrca'e Of his sales ia im
1nrrse DetsfnG finds his best customers nmonr thns.
who haye picHou.ly bought At bis establishment
NJ hta customers never find goodt othcrwlse TIM
ms represented =.
Those OF our readers who wi4h 10 inspect rrnl,
fsrpc and vatcd Etok Of gcods, arc invited To wal
ibtuurh The immense crtnblish-nent OF pe Grat
md whesr necessity succeeds to cnraoSlty. hey VI
ind no better OF cheaper place 10 supply ther neeo
fl,An the scxtnple etote on the corner o Annooip
and State strcCte.
, 1865-11-25
LOCAL MATTERS,

=, The Column btan Gin In \ pure dlst&iIa.
ticn Of fne spirits md ltalan Jruiper berries A.
Asetmu!sttng hfuzetic itts acknowledged ~ many
our pest ph5stdans to be equal to the imported
0lp. The price being obviously much lower com
SipA tfnEetsts and wine MERCHANTS throughout
the United States and the Canadns,
upYSS ,1h
, 1865-11-25

For Coughs and Throat Disorders,
use Bro,ons Bronchial 1rochet," having procsd
ahGlT efficiency by teat OF many years.
hars nerT chon9e1 my mind respecting the71
tehiah Ibeaen lasaf1ng tceA oC~
.1t75 REy. HESnx Ward BEEcHER.
, 1865-11-25
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should 3 se,sst I'D e.asa;s VI ao
lin 10 be ID possession of Il autaeotc ec.s tass eau
to'e4eT sne general F''4Mrs saEEuiSa n; u,i;eo ~
To the Publisher.
1nc reeesd OF thtse nost tunnortsus etnpaiza. Of
+: .e;S asRs5 SsS@Rstsasy ~. s.s.sss "a
NJ & sasse ~ ssT novel BY
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w ANlED-A a. .L'. gen ts-sl50 to
fI0 MACHINE, tXrEnvKp md PERFECTED Tho hA..
low priced Machine In Tho world Pftce onY IN
NnrAnIed thTee yraF% For Terms call or address
MATHEWS kTSG. 81 Cl1skst, Chtcarp III. xs1c
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AAj lEl-A pfOt4-HO gp(l hv
1Sb Ill she!e se'f ass psn
,sa eS ~ x Historian sod
Ins BOOK tnoT rsaoy for delivery Ia mee:in: with
m1ea nrEer sac thar anJ similar work rver written.
mnte acluafDsarce with the leadlaE General. Of tn.
Gblca and The unusual Eactilles afforded him Tor
nor 70 aoy Of similar eharae;E pnblsheI, md
nc only ons mhc,nS ruth with eIoauence anl
esfyinE to u popularity, and tens Of tnols1uts o.
rusal Of it, PAGES. every ene Of whlch abounus W.
interesting deneattos Of the ehsIaeter so1e csl
AeIIption OF some terrific hsue The WoTk Il hand.
aamefy Illustrated with numerous aud f9!tSful mr.
The canEaI:pj Of Crit End Sherman have fnon6 a
, 1865-11-25

TnLrDo, Nov. q.
GRAIS-Nhest quiet aud 1c lower: aa1es Of nav
whle Michigan at $l62 old amber 1t SIC; At SIC
Corn scarce IND frm and 1c better saies OF No.. al
10c, Oats QnItt.
LAKE EFEf1uHIs-tomina1.
, 1865-11-25

EofnH extracted without pain, and all
diseases 9! the feet relieved by Dr.. kenison, The
ceicofatedf chlropodlst Rooms 110 Clark streel
opposite Smith 4 Nixon's Building, I'D Clark
street.. x157
, 1865-11-25

In this city, Nov. 2fth, b7 Rev. ". ". Everts, Mr.
DANIEL CLARK, Of st. Lonls, sod AIss ELLA BAR.
II 4 # ID

DIE d.
II this city nov. 2sh oy quick consumption, CARO-
LINE F.. {sged Je Jeass), wife OF Jackson F, Wood
Funeral srnday, atth lust at ~ p ru, from Sig Wa.
bash nyeuue. Friends OF the family are vtted to at
lend The remains will be taken East for internent
FT Watertosn. Now York, papers please copy.
, 1865-11-25

Great Rusla Mt SiEycr Urothers, SO
Randolph street. for Hats Caps and Furs at rcauced
p'4rss, Call and buy good goods OF latest styles.
, 1865-11-25

We Call tho Attention Of our Read
efs TO- the advertisement Of Plays, by McSally 4
Co., No. 81 NeaSbczn street. xS93
, 1865-11-25

CLEANSING TIE Observation-Disclosures Nil
the talk which has been heard, and the trrptdation
which has been felt, for sorue time past, on the
subject Of the dread pegttente which L. supposed
to be on its Nay 10 this city. no active measures
appear 10 have been ,nangusatet as get, toward re-
moving the accumulations Of nlth which assault
our nosrils and impede our progress In every alley.
The condition Of our streets is every day becoming
worse md as the frost 10 about to set t 1t Is high
IL desirable that the authorities should bes1r them
selves in the matter. Although it Inny be tpossi-
ble to cleanse this Augeln stable before next
spring. much might be accomplished in tho way Of
ordinance, for instance, prohibiting the citizens
tom deposting ashes and garbage In the alleys, or
on tho street. 4 rigorous enforcement OF the Inv
Ia iht. particular, wonld be beneficial It really
which are allowed 10 accumulate, aud to be scatter.
ed abroad ovcr many OF oar pr!nc1pal stfeet6.
There in no reAson why our fDe Nicholson pave
uents shonld rot be kept thoroughly clean. or at
leaet nee from such heapa Of dust and ashes and
ii tie ese time, It must be allowed there is no
adequate provision made by the authorities by
which to obYiate the necessity. on the part OF the
citizena, OF deposi1ng their ashes IN the alieys.
They u1nnase these things better ~ eome OF the
menis our or n city fathers might take useful les
eon. Ever Sa1urday morning teams are employed
to resore {he asher, which are deposited In boxes
or barrels apd left in The alleys or on the t1deEalks
spd any infringement Of the Law is visited with se-
yefr penalty. Some such arrangement as this
might be effected at comparatively little expense,
while It would prove m efficient preventive OF the
eyu coupIatred Of, While no measures arc sdopt'
ed to carry sway the garbage, the citizens nave no
other alternative than to throw out taer laooh y
ter al some dItcuty to ea1zy ont the provisions o.
the ordinance.
, 1865-11-25

Atlantic White Load aud Linseed OIL
Co., Of New York, manufacturers Of Pure White
Lead, hed Lead, Litharce, G1a.s Nakcss' Rcd Lend,
DC.
Also, Hn.eed OIL, Raw, Boiled and Refined. For
saie BY druggists md dealers generally, and BY
Pearl Street New York. oc.ids016 167tstew-w.ks
, 1865-11-25

lie the duty Of every farmer to support tho as-
icutural press, NJ 1t IS eestasy 10 the Advantage
Of every one 30 TO do. In this connection, ne
would specially rst>: to the Aai'7s fnmer Of this
city. which has, at the head Of the Western as1t-
cultural press, for TWENTY-FIVE years. ably adEotated
the nesests Of the h,1usrs, and sought with signal
ability to advance the great eause Of agriculture.
We understand that tho ente1prtsing psoptietora
propose an increase Of the reading matter Of their
paper b. nearly one-thlr, a the beginning Of the
nomoloc1st Dr, j. /. Warder, of Cinciruat1, Ohio,
as special contributor 10 The Horticultural depart
ment, while nearly all the best agricultural writers
OF the West are bespoken to contribute to 1ts other
departments. The German fnrme.s Of the North
west Will aleo rejoice that monthly Pnasrtz Frae4
ill be Issued in the German language, commencing
IN the country adapted to their wanta, aud We urge
them to subscribe freely In order to learn, BY the
experiences or our natire born farmers. how bestto
manage their land with ease and profit Write to
Emery l. Co, Chicago. for full partieulaEf.
, 1865-11-25

Go to the BcAt-Go to Bryant & Strait
toms Chicago Commercial College 10 get a thor.
ough, practical bnsiness education, Or 10 become
good Telegraph Operator. Address {encloslug
salnps} for circulars, HnYA.'E SInATZo.', Chira-
20, Ill.
, 1865-11-25

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fNss1s1aaes:s. 49, Wssssa @ At tasoaa, sndsas'
sss asspSS 81 Sse.4s s1ssSs sSs!ss f.
csuD; $ia91 S for anoer 51 sxet-atteE pI1ee for
Rs;s II 81 ?yass eos T s Sty =
coEn opened r,E hnt closed heaxy q aSs9s for m m
iss!9r n osss M a1eI oF
md 6a365c for sound, and dmsli parcels At &c.
"a: e. i s "a sss s
vans u ING. Moaasses quit -
E:ss Z ssss ;:'s' al
T.: s.: !; ;s s' ssas sss ::
95e.1 far prime mes!; also, Loo nE.. mess, sellers
SSess9 = f. E u. j: M SSss
r. a; I sss r.. sss1s Se i
New York stock and money Market.
NEW YoEk. Nov. u,
sTEaI1se E1cn.sas-Acuve and n5n at iooo max.
ese = sx to ana q.
e: ssa; :; ss X One rs.s
FkEldH1s-fo liverpool, faFthlng 6estes for
C. fGss e. tss1d liz 1s M rasds asasod - Ill.,
ss Assatai oio II Il Z cee ~ H. tsTs e %'4n' '
Buffalo Market.
..- Br.1A1o, Nor. a..
.ua9is-Whess1ko. Milwaukee spring At sls.
Cen &C. s1a s Pa 4 3s.s ri m n =. ss Big
s1OQ. Kye notnlnal 1t toc.
, 1865-11-25

Nn1urcss farcst perfume haA been
canght and caeed In glass, In bottle Of Phslon's
" Etrat-Bloomire Ceteus ia concentrated all that
fancy can conceive OF refreshing and exhilarattns
{tnrTauce. Sold ercryNhcrp X5u
, 1865-11-25
Uaken Hp

TAKEN Upon the olst, near
Il ceEcer Of Hoyue. on Walnut street, ! Red nai
Wfite Cow ~ ycass DID, The owner Gnu have her
pasinS eaAsGeA xS9A
, 1865-11-25

Mems fine Calf, double so1e, heNGed
Boots for 1900, at the Great Bankrupt Sale, 1874
Sou,h Clark street. three doors north Of Madtson
rfrnof
, 1865-11-25

Pearls and dRuhtea.-Whlset teeth crops
ping from out Of ridges ofruby breath spicy IS the
airs from Araby the Diest. Who eau resist such
fascipadous! To realize them, to perpctnate them,
10 mnke the mouth a raskef OF pearls and fubfes,
and every sfeh gnah o fragrance, all Jou have 10
do falr lad}ea ts to uae thst match3ess vegetable
preparation, Fragrant SozodonL noS2l1S1at-1&s
Household RrIcnd~Coess CouGh}0a1-
cam and Goes Dyspcpsh Cure-ihey should always
he IN the houee ready for immediate use; they are
the most reliable remedies Known. 'The one a.
Hsye handy and speedy in eases Of sudden attacks
OF Group amonest the children. or for curing the
most stubborn coughs and colds, IL excellent for
sore throat and all lung difficulties, the other
Goes Dyspepsia curc-ta certain to cure dyspepsia,
no mstter Of bow long standing, indigestion, and
all disease. thai originate in disurdefed state Of
the stomach and boWels. nosl17333t-T1&s
Dr.. G. l.. Spencerss Fragrant Ondonne-
&ine for tho Teeth. 1t Is one Of the very best ari
cles for clcnsIug and preserving the Teeth, ever
offered to the public md ls warranted to contain
acid or any other ingredient In tho least injurious
10 the teeth. cake Of superior Tooth pss,e accom-.
panies each bottle. The Ondouse1atne can be foura
=. .c.salo or s7ta By Druggist. generally
L Spencer / Co.. -rIopt.e:s.s, .:c:!s:1ce, r.; !.
Mcssrs. Rnsnhams 4 Van Schsseas, Chicago, ILL.,
nos. Agents toc the Northwest.
kcs6 o563 3mT T.T1I&sA
Atlantic White Load and Linseed OIL
Co., Of New fori, manufacturers Of Pure White
End Ned ead T5thsrre (;tas4 NRkers' Rcd Lend
, 1865-11-25

Montreal 1AlTket.
MONTREAL Nov. u.
FLouR-E1tEa auperlne. e7-3n4B.oQ; e1trh, x7.0oa
T35s fancy, tc.7aat 00; No. Canada Wheat, 3G.2n9
t22t No, Western, &3.6nat41-
GRArs-Whcat, ,CanadA k1d Western, L., Oatz
3a3E]c Barley a096sc.
, 1865-11-25

Congressional Enthusiastically d
Co., 81 Dearborn street. will receive subscriptions
for hc Glote at S1o.OO This session will be very
exciting one. They hare ittanttc and lou7g EokEs
for December, Id18
, 1865-11-25
Boarning==GWantr1

POARDING-W anted-A suite
~ Of untnn ishtd rooms, with board. for r1JselL
wc. child and nurse GIL. ID pleasant location. Test
Side IrtfcrreA The best references given Address,
stating 1ocaliop and terms, " A D." Tribune ot1ce.
, 1865-11-25

Toronto Market.
TORONTO, Eor. a.
fIoE4-Eo transactions.
CRAlN-Whe&t at 3I,i1a I.S9 Barley 1t EoA1qc, Oats
at 53l3ic. Pess at 5t98c- Rys Ut 56c-
, 1865-11-25

MEMS Ane Calf Boots for $500, al the
Great Bankrupt Sale, 13{ Sonth Clark street, three
6nors nor1h NJ Madison atr.ft x54G
, 1865-11-25

TUE 14KE TCS5E--The work on The Lake Tuu-
mel has now progressed to a distance Of 40 feet
1on the shore. The uorkmcn arc busy in the
c7b SIX Of the Iron sections Rlrcsdy done, md
he iron cylinder has sunk nine feet into the clay
The wateE has bern pumped out, and The Inside Is
perfectly dry. relieving the CONTRACTORS from The
dtfdcnltJ they feared would be epcouutercd in the
rush Of wnteE tnslae the cylinder. II IL perfectly
Light. md thr clay packs beautifully The cy1Indms
are tapc1cd ntilc t1warl. the lower end. and in
going down act Us monster wedge, pressing ont
The clay In all dlrcctluns.
, 1865-11-25

Departures IN same lime. IS
NeIuaiuIpE ia the Home ....... ..,.-...,...,. u
The donations Of large qnant1ts Of bedding and
clothing from ;::e Decatur Hospital Aid soeicts;
fulpitusri ffom DcsMa11es uo.P::aL and fcIgh!
nom The C.. y. g. u. r. were asknow::dsed+
at he Hume, ssn.ed that Hpatseats had been under
treatment during the last month, and In that time
10 deaths have occurred
nes. K b. T1lile, Post Chaplain, extended IN
invitation for ,he eoldiers to hear him preach Ger
men on Sunday ncxt, At Camp Douglas Chapel, gpd
stated 1tal he ia. making an endearor to have III
Government donate the Camp Douglas Chnpel &c
the c1tiyeDe IN the ucshborhood, who hayc engaged
lot 10 put il on and viii put in as uasny trce pe~s
for the nse OF the soldiers from the Home a. may
Re required. It wall be located on Cottage Grove
Avenue, little below Donglnt Place. Mrs. Hos
ner, MIR. ErafweU and Mrs. Dickinson were ap
potnied committee 10 cooperate With M Iuttte
in h,f charitable purpose.
II uac retp1yed to furnish the Inmates OF tht
Rome With dinner on THANKSGIVING day.
AIles the transaction OF totne other less import
1nt bus.neee--amoug which was q .tatemeot faai
The eoldIess at the Home wete perfectly satsshet
wltl their fare-1ne meeting adjourned
, 1865-11-25

ssFVE IN THE BOWER OF
~ EDEN,'' With four other IItessizc Pictures
OF the series, forming the
MILTON GALLERY.
Open dAy ind evening at FrodshAm + Co.'S Ar CAL
lcrF. alcVlckes's Ihentre BnilotnG. Admission s
ce6tA. IH3-p
, 1865-11-25

WANTED-Agents-For. the
~ sT.snAzn asy H!atoIs q the War: csn2ess n Il
pn1ts! Uver 10 nua ilIus,rauons. The b,ok thc
people want ard one shPt VII pot Gtsaprotn: t1cm-
ctIcunEs Ara sec onf tt fus. Address Z1.GLkR,
NC 0RbTT, d CO.. Speeds Block, Dearborn street,
, 1865-11-25

A cLErEn CosFDEscE GANE-A member ol
the confidence maternity. whose mans has not
tanfpired. succeeded In giving Practical lesson
the oihef dry 10 u stranger. named Gillespie from
Mtnncsots, which will doubtlese be useful Lesson
to 'hat gentleman in his suture travels Gillespie
WaA accosted by the na, who asked fur the toac OF
$loo which vas freely given. He Then stenped
INTO FALCON TO procure money, as he said. where
with 10 repay The losu. Az he did not make his
appearances, 9lleEpie- ts3eF wntsns 5or po,ue Tine
Al The dcoy: concluded to follow him !; bat be Wos
ndle too late. The borrower had departed BY
side door, and made good his escape.
, 1865-11-25

PnssosA1--Rt Res. II. j. Nhitchouse, Diahop
Of this dioccse. takes his departure for 11avsc in
the steamship Lafayette. On the 6th Of next month
bot lcases thfs week, 70. brief visit 10 his ncv
dioceta. lie will 1etnEn soon to This city. wherc he
@il rnan unil ntte1 Easter before settling In his
new home.
The Placer herald., 1865-11-18

were valued at that sum-and that equaliza.
ton here, properly understood, was uniform.
ity with other counties III this respect. Upon
this being questioned, and the statute being
referred to for the true meaning and purpose
of equalization, Mr.. Stanford became much
provoked, and threatened that if the Board
should raise the valuation above what
the Company thought fair, they would resist
the tax, and make it worse for the county in
other ways. And more than that, that be
would 90 into the next Legislature and cause
a law to be passed exempting all persons
working upon the Railroad from payment of
poll-tax, by which the county would lose
more than the difference in valuation.
Is not the above beautiful picture to
present to the taxpayers of Placer county?
The President Of this mammoth corporation
going before our Board of Equalization and
compelling an acquiesence in the demands
of the Railroad! 1t was very cheeky. No
taxpayer in the county could have done the
same thing-his dictation would not have
been listened to for a moment. The action
OF the Board was as follows:
The Placer herald., 1865-11-18

OLD UNIoN.-A worthy friend, who is in
Egyptian darkness on the principles of our
government, asks us if we are not "in favor
of the old Union!" Yes, that is Just what
we are favor oi-the old Union. And we
are in favor of no other kind of Union.-
There is no other Union. This accursed
Austrian machine, where one half Of the
States are held down under the points Of the
bayonets of the other half, is not Union of
any description. There are but two kinds of
government-one of force and the other of
consent. Ours was a government Of consent,
the Aboltionists have made it, for the time,
one Of force. But we trust in God that the
people will soon come to their senses, and
restore the old government of consent. Ii
there is no other way of doing it, let those
who are for force be hanged. 1t is their
privilege to enjoy that honor for the good of
the country.
The Placer herald., 1865-11-18

Chill, on the declaration OF the blockade
of her ports by the Spanish fleet, declared
war on Spain. A run on the banks, result
ing in their suspension, followed. AL! polt'
ical differences were suspended Immediately
and the Government is receiving the support
of the entire population. Ten days were all
lowed for the departure of foreign vessels in
the port after the blockade was announced
during which time all loaded with produce
and sailed,