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Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-12-20

The CLEVELAND LITERARY AND SOCIAL CLUB
will hold theiE regular meeting this Wednes-
Chapel.
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Divorce CASES To-DAY.-Divorce cases,
not already disposed of will be taken mp
this morning in Court Room No. 2, by
Judge Foote. Parties interested will do
well to be present.
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CITY NEWS

There viii be a public entertainment, on
Wednesday Dec. 2lst at HumistOn's Cleve-
land Institute, given by the Phi Alpha So
ciety. Friends are invited to be present.
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A fine asSRFtment of meerschaum pipes
and cigar holders, suitable for Christmas
presents, at A. J.. Hawks, 225 Superior
street.
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A very fine assortment of Candies and
Fancy Goods for the Holidays at CARROTS
Hall.
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Some fine imported cigars for the holt
days can be found at Hawks, 225 Superior
street.
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AMUsEMENTs,
ACADEa1Y o. aTusIC.


& Enalsr. Mansger r. Il. Gesr7-Treaurer.
1IcE o. A1MEsIoK--Dfesa Circle end Par
Iletf4, % cent?, Reserved Seats to Dress Circle, 70
C1ts Family Circle, 50 cents; Gallery, IS ceztsi
Private Boxes, Sand IS Single seass in Private
Boxes, 500. Orchestra Chairs, Is cents.
Eo0r1 opsn - e-45. Curtain rises ~ 7;46. .
oaored persons win, under no circumstances, be
Permitted TO occupy seats IN any ether portion q
thA house. save the Gallery. Admission Is cents.
IMMENSE SUCCESS.
SECOND AND LAST WEEK OF TEE GREAT
C0MEDIENEE,
MISS L0TTA
When he viii appear as TARTERINE, in the
~ Grand Fairy Spectacle Of the
SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN
Produced with new Scenery, Costumes, Music,
Marches, Dances, Chornses, and the grand last
ecene Of the Play, the LAKE OF SILVER, with
Moving Fairies, Revolving Gems, and the birth Of
Cupid N the Bower Of Eefna '
60 This WEDNESDAY EVENING, Dec. Goth,
WI Be- produced the g~eorgeons Fairy speetacuiar
Barlesqne, called the rr|
SEVEN DAUGHTERS OF SATAN.
l4ltarlne HISS Lotte
R8An preparation the great Irish Legendary
Drama Of MA POGUE. -
EoIICE-Citizens and strangers VIII please
take notice than there wilt be > Grand Afternoon
-ferformance on Christmas Day splendid bill
Will be offered.
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IMPORTANT TO L4DIEs.SGet your patterns
at the Pattern Bazaar of Mrs. Potts & Miss
Virgins, room No: Z LymAn's Block, third
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Money Market-Dec. M

hoNEY-Easy, with large supplies of capitol, at
per ceut.
sTRRLIAa E1cHANdE-Dull at lO9L6IO9%.
GOLD-WithOut decided change, OPENING II I46L
declining to HOS and closing at l4C5k.
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NY. Cattle MarEet-Dee.I 10


The current prices for the week at all the mar
kets are as follows:
BEEF CATTLE-1st quality, $head, s17, 5OaIs, 90;
ialr to good quality Sl4,O09l7, 30; cannon quality
u,5o9la, 80; inferior quality 50, locale, 50.
COWS AND C~ALvEs-Extras 2 head, $50, UO61O2, 90;
lt quality S65,OO9S5,OO; ordinary S45, Goa 90, 90;
$3O,0O935,OO
VEAL CALvEs-lst qsality . n, 12%@14; ordina-
ry quality n@l2c; common quality 9L@I1c; infs-
rior quality 9@9%e.
SHEEP AND LAABs-Extras q head SIS, 40, 90;
Prpe quality s6,009s,OO ordinary quality &, 0G@
20; common quality SI,5O95,OO; Inferior quality
swINE-Heavy corn fed, 2 n, I03z91O5z; light
and medium l0glO5s; still fed 9%@JI.
Market for beeves was scarcely so drm as last
week, owing TO the heavy receipts. strictly
prime cattle sold freely at 81, 6O9Is,O0 {, and
Chflstnlas steers, Of which there was a large num-
Der, very active at SI0,eO@25,OO. The show Of
Chflstmas beef was frmer than ever before known
ig this market. Ordinary cattle were heavy, and
prices 1c lower on all but prime offerings. Com
mon cattle sold at S9,O091G,Oe. Market closed
very heavy at the above quotations.
Hogs we're plenty dull and lover, varying as
above.
Reeapitulatiou-Yards for this week and last
week are as follows.
This week: Total beeFss CASA, cows 1904, calves
797; sheep and LAMBS IA, 1856, swine IA, $50.
Last week: Total beeyes 57l9, cows los, calves
DIS, sheep and lambs IL, 1913, swine IS, BOG.
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SESSION.

Court met at the appointed hour when
Mr.. Slade continued his argument, reading
still farther from the authority last men
toned, and from Wharton's Criminal Law,
9Th revised edition, LIST volumeyp. 81, sec.
IS, 39-all in proof that voluntary drunken
- is no excuse for crime committed while
n tb.s STATE. Al.o 80 a. note P, sec. AZ.
Also Wharton and Sicily, sec. 81, 7O-.%1
intoxieatiOn, though it reduces a man to a
state of temporary insanity, is no defense Of
crime. 1t would not shield a man If he was
sane before he BECAME drunk. Also sec. p.
Eight Ohio State Reports State Us. Nichols,
p. ABS. A drunken malice is as dangerous
and quite as wicked as a sober one. Intoxi-
cation, Mr.. Slade, arguel must be consider
ed, like any other fact, to discover the status
of a mans mind. If counterfeit money is
found on the person of a man SO drunk that
he knows nothing of it, the fact Of drunken
ness refutes the evidence of crime. But if
he had it before he became Intoxicated, the
fact of i~ntoxication should have no weight.
And precisely the same application must be
made in this case. iaIe4F i5H
He laid down the farther proposition that
it makes no difference whether Hughes
formed the parPOse 70 kill Tamzen Parsons
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n. Z. stock Market-Dee. 10.

GOVERNMENT SroeKs-ScarceIy so firm.
U. s. 6s 1881, registered, 1O2; do $50 coupons
'G2, lg3ssi do '65, 1908; United States 5s, iO-4O
coupons, 925s; Treasury notes 7-30s, 2d series 9TsI.
Missouri IS II.
SrOcKs-Yery Strong.
Quicksilver A. York Central 9G14; Erie 9+5S;
do preferred s51z; Reading lO71G; Michigan south.
ern 76K; Pittsburgh sgL; North Western AZ:
do preferred 81; Toledo 113; Rock.IsIand LOG.
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City Council.

TUESDAY EVENING, December Ie.
Council met at the usual hour, the Presi-
dent, Thomas Jones, jr, in the chair.
All the members present, except Messrs
Russell and Triscott.
Reading minutes of preceding meeting
disuansad witt
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ELEGANT SILVER WARR.-CompIete
u assortment Of the nsNsstp patterns In great
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CLAIM AGENTS.
Va 3. PRESTON,

,tbuooessof % O q. bfuoe 3 F~restonlJ
licensed 4 Army 4 Navy Claim Agent,
OFFICE no. 1 LYMAH's BLOCK,
Near Court House on Public Square, Cleveland, o.
We collect Pensions, Bounty, Back Pay, Prize
Honey and all otOer War Claims.
Our Special Agent, resident at Washington,
D. c., ceyOtes his entire time TO the collection Of
oFFIcER's ACCOUNTS, procuring Certificates of Non.
indebtedness and obtaining pay.
4 Fees low. No charges until we accomplish
What we undertake.
German Language spoken. apis
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CHRISTMAS 6YEW YEARS PRESENTS

HAIR DRESSING AMI WIG MAKING.
All the latest and most fashionable styles in
Hair Dressing, Head Dresses, &C, to be worn the
coming winter as now worn in New York, samples
Of which can be seen at WM. DAYS Establish
ment, 50 Public Square.
just received direct from Importers a very
large and splendid stock Of Long Hair, the best !
ever had for making, now the most popular Head
Dress the French Twist, Natural Curiz, a good
assortment left, warranted ss represented; Ladies'
Front Pieces and Half Wigs, q well selected stock
on hand; Double Waterfall, Front Fruzzes much
worm, French Head Dresses, Ofsvery kind, made
by advertiser equal TO hOseimported. Ladies Curls
and Switches made into any of the fashionable
Head Dresses without injury to either.
Ladies Hair Dressing in the most becoming and
modern styles.
nE Private Room for Ladies' Hair Cutting.
~ Hot and Cold Baths at all hours Of the day
the best Bathing Apartments in the city.
deel9 WM. DAY, 40 Public Square.
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RUssELL,s FOREST CITY HOUSE.


NEW ENGLAND HOUSE.
OS Kitz, Mansfield, W CantwelI, Utica
EOwen, NOrwalk C Curtis, Auburn
NJ Crittendon al JBrisland, Army
I LeVartz, Pa j o Greedy, RootstowR
R Fuller L VT, Akron Marsh, N
Miss King, Buffalo T Williams, Kent
A Sawyer T Brennan, "
J J Williams, monteyilleD r Parker, Mich
g w Bears, Conn j. Baker Il, W Va
G II Hartup, Elyria w H LoveIand Al, Ind
J F Saiger, Shelby, o j Palen
J stedybak, " G E Lopsley L vi, Ti6n
GNiblok MA Wallace, England
Z II GriswOld, Vt FBrown
\ Angel, Norwalk j. Sch wind 81
) Lake. o Jenkins, w llsville
= Gaston5 Friendship, NYJ I Fredericks, Utica
u Brewster, Z ] Mason ST, Akron
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Rose q PrentIss, Provision Market

The following are the rates charged by US:
HAAs-Sugar-cured premium hams q d.. %
CANvAsGED HANS q
DRIED BEES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. y fb..-. I6
BACOS-0r Smoked Sides . b. 20
ARD-Prim Enthusiastically hbls OF tres 10
Prime Leafkettle-rDd'din kegs 3 ~. 20
PORK-EO- l mess (new)5 bbl-..--.--.S2s 90
" Extra clear D 80 90
E5-Ho extra charge made for packages or cart
age to railroad depots or boats. All articles are
warranted strictly prime, and equal to anythingin
the State Orders promptly allied.
ROSE 4 PRENfISS.
Nos. ia. ia and I4s Ontario street.
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REPORTS.

OF City Attorney, adverse to granting the
claim of damages brought by Messrs. C.
0uIoier ana r. Kleeman for grading Mill
street. Filed.
Of Board Of City -ImP-eHaments adverse to
the petition of Jno. d. Jacques et. a. m re-
lation TO a tax on Harbor street. Filed.
ofsame, adverse to the passage of a reso-
luton to remove the posts around Franklin
Place. Filed.
Of Committee on Harbors and Wharves,
recommending the payment of two dollars a
day to all the bridge tenders from Nov. is,
1866, till the opening of navigation in 1866.
Filed.
OF special committee, recommending the
appropriation of sum not exceeding $4,000
for the purpose of procuring fuel for the poor
of the city this winter. Adopted.
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By Mr.. Sturges, That the Cleveland Gas
Light and Coke Company be authorized to
lay gas pipes on Lake streetfrom their pres
emit termination, to Alabama street, and to
place the necessary steret lamps along said
route. Adopted.
By Mr.. Dangler: That the Committee on
Schools be authorized to effect an insurance
of 1900 on the new schoOl-house in the
Seventh Ward also, $1,000 on each of the
school houses recently erected in the Third,
Eighth and Ninth wards, at a rate not ex-
ceeding three-quarters of. one per cent
preference to be given to home companies,
provided it can be lone on as favorable
terms as with foreign companies. Adopted.
ORDINANCES.
To supplement an ordinance to regulate
streets, sidewalks, etc. Second reading.
To amend an ordinance entitled "An ordi-
nance to amend an ordinance to re-establish
the grade of Michigan street" Second read
ing.
To levy and assess a special tax upon
Long street. Passed.
To lay out, open and extend an alley run
ming midway between Euclid avenue and
Prospect ST. rect, from Perry street to Hunt
street. Passed.
To amend Section Il of an ordinance to
the Fire Department Rules sus-
and ordinance passed.
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COMMUNICATIONS.

From Engineer Brown of Engine No. 3,
inviting the Council to attend a ball of said
Engine Company on Thursday evening at
CARROTS Hall. Accepted.
From Mr.. John Bousfield and Seth H.
Sheldon in reference to the land owned by
them and used as the extension of Duane
street. Board of City Improvements and
City Attorney.
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The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
OBITUARY.

AT communication of Rising Star Lodge of
+. 4 A. Masons, held at their Hall in Todd's
Valley, on the 4th day of February, 1865, the
following resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS. In His all wise dispcnsation, it has
been the will and pleasure Of the Grand Archi-
tect OF the Universe, to summon from earth the
spirit Of our much esteemed brother, HENRY
GOODING, to take its flight from all temporal
and perishable things, to dwell in celestial hab-
itation. in that spiritual building, in that house
not made with hands, eternal in the heavens, and
WHEREAS. Our Supreme Grand Master doth all
things well, and in accordance with his infinite
wisd ON, we must reverentially bow to his will,
and humbly submit to the dispensation Of his
providence; therefore
Resolved, By Rising Star Lodge No. SO, F. x
A. Masons, that by his demise, The fraternity has
lost n worthy, useful and efficient member, our
country valuable citizen, and society one OF its
brie ehtest and purest ornaments.
ResOived. That in our lamentations over the
broken mystical ties, tears of sorrow are profuse
ly mingled with those of his bcreavcd family
and heartfelt coincidence is offered them in this
their sad bereavment.
ResoiUed. That the usual badge of mourning
be worn by the members of Rising Star Lodge
that the Placer County newspapers be requested
to publish the above proceedings. By order OF
Rising Star Lodge.
r. %. CRAVENS.
A. H. MANNING.
IF. SMITH.
Committee
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

QuorAs OF CALlFokNIA.--1n the House
of Representatives, on the 10th of January
Mr.. Mckinney submitted the following reso
luton, and demanded the previous question
on its adoption:
Resolved, That the Secretary Of War, iii
not incompatible with the public interest,"
be directed to communicate to this House
what is the number of troops furnished by
the State of California 10 the General Gov.
ernment under the various calls, and whether
the draft has been enforced n that State as
in other States. and if not, the reason for its
non,enforcement."
The Speaker-This being call on one Of
the Executive Departments for information
must. if objected to, lie over for one day.
Mr.. Cole-I object. So the resolution
was laid over Congressional Globe.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

The CHARACTER OF ONE OF THE GREEN
BACK MEETINGS IN VIRGINIA CIrY.-Some
of the citizens of Nevada are again agitating
the greenback question. The following
paragraph from the Enterprise, February
10Th, shows the character of the meetings
Of the Greenbackers:
Our policemen would not have been far
wrong had they arrested as drunk and dis
orderly all present at the Greenback Meet
ing held at the Court House night before
last. Every speaker that attempted to adj
dress the meeting, and every motion made
was hooted down. The lights were several
times extingushed, and yeIs, hisses, curses
and confusion prevailed, until the meeting
was finally broken up. 1t was scene only
to be witnessed in civilized land, savaoes
when they meet in council, whatever be The
occasion, always exhibit in their actions a
becoming degree of gravity and dignity
There are many massive intelIects" in
Washoe that might be taught manners by a
Pi Ute.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

MEDICAL CARD.-Success is said to be the
criterion OF merit if this is so DR.. Doherty is nor
au exception to the rule; Of the many Physicians
who advertise to cure the particular branches to
which he has devoted his particular study, none
has attained that wondrous and general practice
which daily attend at his Office. The great Ri
cord, of Paris, specially devoted his attention to
the particular branch of Medicine dcnOminaed
Specific and Chronic. DR.. Doherty has dcernin-
ed to do the same. Read his advertisement io
another column and The sworn statement of cures.
DIR. W. DOHERTY
Private Medical and Surgical Institute, Sacra-
mcnto Street, below Montgomery, Opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Offcc,) Private en-
trance on LehlcsdOrff street, San Francisco. Es-
tabished expressly to afford the afflicted SOUND
and scientific Medical aid, in the treatment and
cure OF all Private and Chronic diseases, cases Of
secresy and all sexual disorders. Attending and
Resident Physician, DR.. W. X. Doherty. Ohlce
hours from A. NJ, to 9 Pm. Communications
strictly confidential. Permanent cure guaranteed,
or no pay. Address
Dr. W. K.DOIIERTY,
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

How GUNS ARE LOADED IN THE EXCITE.
MEST OF BATTLE.-It is stated in the animal
report of the Chief of the Bureau of Ord
nance of the Navy Department, that on The
field Of Gettysburg there were 27,574 guns
picked up, and of these 24,O0o were found
to be loaded, and half of them double load
ed. One-fourlh had from three to ten loads
in, and many had five or six balls and one
charge Of powder In some cases the pow,
der was above the ball. in others the cart,
ridges we're unbroken, and of course could
not be exploded.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

jolly FUNERAL.-A clever old fellow
recently died at Buenos Ayres, aged seventy
eight years. His will contained clause
leaving ten thousand segars for those who
might attend his funeral. This eccentric
testator also expressed his desire that his
friends should not leave the house of mourn.
ing without drinking to his memory all the
wine left in his cellar. The directions were
fulfilled to the letter, aud the spirit was
emptied. 1t was gay funeral; and the
deceased none the worse for it.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

"WHAr CONSTITUTES STArE?'-Assem-
blyman Bien, in speech on the "patriolc
resolutions" quoted once more the thread
bare poetry commencing as above. The
poet was wrong He didn't know what
constitutes State. It's not high minded
men. A big tract Of sagebrush, covered
with silver ledge notices four deep; traversed
in all directions in the Spring time by
citizens of Sonoma county; preyed upon
during election time by broken down poIiti-
clans from California; cared for during the
winter season by a hungry halt-hundred
who talk spasmodically of ECONOMY" when
asked to make an appropriation to pay a
just printing bill and then plaster The tax
payers with stamp duties to raise money for
all manner of thieving objects. That's what
constitutes State. Humboldt Register.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

New STEAM CUrrER.-From private let
ter, says the Alta, we understand the Gov
ernment has just purchased new steam pro-
peler cutter, on the stocks. building a. Bal
timore. She is to be finished immediatpl,
for guuboat, heavily armed, and sent to the
port of San Francisco. She is representa-,
as being fine craft, Of about 600 tons bur-
den, and will be put into the revenue service
on her arrival here
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.


Wednesday, February 18th, 1865.
Cox 4 Clark VS.. Dickerson n-Settled and dis
missed.
Honeycutt ct al VS.. Barney-Dismisscd on
Plaintiffs motion.
Saturday, Feb. 18TH
The People VS.. W. A. Henders0n-By consent
continued till March I'd.
j. l.. Browne vs. Bear River Co-On Plain
tiffs notion continued for the term.
Courtwrght VS.. Bear River Co.-By consent
continued for the term.
Hall ct al VS.. Neall & Crandall-Same order
rs above.
Hall ct al vs.. Crandall-Same order as above.
Trial set for March Sd.
Central Pacific Railroad Co. vs.. Osburn i
Walkup-Trial set for March Sd.
T. j. Schellhouse VS.. J. C. Ball-Two cases, re-
set for March Sd.
Margaret Hawkins vs.. Wilcoxen & Kneeland-
Il Reset for March Sd.
James Gautier vs.. J. L. English-Reset for
March 7th.
Slay VS.. Warren ct al--Reset for March Sth.
willard VS.. Van Mater ct al-.Reset for March
Sth
Mariner VS.. Mahoney-Reset for March 9th.
e. Cohen VS.. Boke Il MOody-Reset for March
Sth
J. c. Henney VS.. P. & G. Evcrts-Reset for
Sina Krens VS.. NJ incr Kriens-Report of Re-
feree filed and cause submitted 10 the Court and
taken under advisement.
VIM Norwood VS.. E. Nissen ct al-On motion
and affidavid Of Plaintiffs counsel, ordered that
c Ewers, f. Fisk, l.. Aldindorf, A. Smith, T..
Keildonor. E. Ednger and r. Wooley, be made
parties Defendant herein
1t is ordered that jury of thirty-sx persons
be drawn, to appear March 3D. and serve us trial
jurors during the term
Court adjourned until March End.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
NOTICE,

NIOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that ! will
~ make application ON Monday, the 27lh Gay ga,
of March, 1865, or as soon thereafter. as can 81,
be heard, to the Surveyor General at the ,t s,ate
Land office. for patent for School Lands: local
ed in Placer county, December 3D., 1919 anI rn,
more particularly known and described as snSs ,Ss'
lows: In Location No. 1859. surveyed H'h ,hs
Marysviile Land District, fractional part Of inc
Southwest quarter of Section No. Is, in n. uowm.
ship No. IL, North Range No. 8 East, ,vTp MG""'
iablo Meridian. SAMUEL LC1i'
Fchruory 25 1865 5-4W
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25
==--.a|ssaH -
MARRIED..

In Auburn, on Wednesday. the 22d inst at the
residence OF the brides father, by Rev. Adam
McAllister, CHARLES CADwALDER, Esq, to Miss
MARY LOUISA FINLEY.
With the above, we have the compliments OF
our young friends, and gentle reminder to
pledge them by breaking bread and drinking the
sparkling wine. We have done so, and most sim
cerely congratulate them upon the auspicious
event Of their union.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

CoNGREss REpUDIArEs LINcoLN's ABoLI.
TIoN PRocLAMATIoN.-It will doubtless be
recollected by our readers that the fanatca
orators and editors from Maine to Oregon,
have for more than two years past been con.
tending that Lincoln's Abolition Proclama-
ton was valid and Constitutional, and that
slavery had thereby been abolished in all of
the States If the Abolition Proclamation
issued by Lincoln is valid and constitutional
as claimed bv the $50 called Union party"
why is Congress now meddling with the sub
ject! Tie fanatical majority in Congress
must have doubts as to the validity Of Linz
coins Proclamation or they would not have
acted upon the question. II it be true, as
indicated by the action Of the Abolition
leaders in Congress that Lincoln's Abolition
Proclamation is a nullty. and that he trans
cended his Constitutional powers in issuing
it, then should they impeach him. If, on
the other hand, the said Proclamation is
valid and slavery has thereby been abolished,
why, we ask has Congress passed a resou-
,ion so amending the Constitution Of the U
States AS to secure the abolition of slavery?
We ask these question not because we are
the advocates Of slavery, but simply to point
out the fact that the Abolition leaders in
Congress have declared Lncoln's Abolition
Proclamation a nuily, and that in issuing it
he transcended his Constitutional powers
Dem. Press.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-25

Gss- Mrs. Partington says comparisons are or.
dorus, but If you compare any other hair dress
ing with Crockett's Amygdaine. the comparison
is not 'ordorus. quite the reverse, as every body
knows that the Amyglaline never turns rancid,
and possesses one of the most refreshing and de.
lighttul perfumes eXtant.