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The Placer herald., 1865-03-11
WELL SAID--Tho New York Commercial

WE'LL SAID.--Tho New York Commercial
Advertiser. an Administration organ, well
remarks, that the disposition on the part Of
The people ''to accept implicitly whatever
measures an unwise legislation may impose
upon the country is one Of the wors, symp
toms Of the times Il is a temper of mind
that i'll becomes the people Of a republic
Il is a virtua, surrender Of one of the most
important functions Of self government; its
spirit is oligarcljca' rather than democratic;
and its tendency is to invite Legislative
encroachment upon the liberties of tho peo-
p.e.' And tho Commercial might have
added with truth, that the loyal press OF the
county have assiduously labored to make
the people believe that "unwise legislation
would bring the South back to the Union.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11

r'WuAK's THE FRoNT3"--It is well known
That Wheeler has some splendid troops, and
some who arc rs bad as can be found -
These last are scattered from the Ohio River
to Savannah. gallant soldier tells tho
following:
lie was going through North Alabama to
join his command. Stopped at house to
get dinner. To old Iadv's "Who's yourn 'sl'
replied, "Wheeler's cavalry" "Whar gwine'"
40 tho frou'.' The old lady pu: on her
spectacles and eyed him intent.y, then drawl-
ed out: "Mister, some o them fellors you
call Wheeler's hoss critters been gwino by
here every day--some Gwino north, some
gwine south, some cast and some west, somo
this way aud some tha'-they all sea they
were going to the front; now, Mister, kin
you toll me whar is the fronjl" The soldier
left.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11

FaoM MExlco-A number of acqnaint'
ances, says the Napa Reporter, have recently
returned from a visit TO this land of pros
pective importance. They speak well of the
agricultural and mineral resources Of the
country, which need bot proper develop
ment by an enterprisng population to make
Mexico very desirable place for settlement.
In its present distracted condition, they
advise no one to emigrate thther, the un-
certaintles Of life and property being very
great. The political disturbances that afil ct
poor Mexico under its present divided rule
are in no wise rocommendaiory to settlers
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11

Eaolaad and France, who ara in perfect ac'
cord on this subject. have only been waiting
unit both the North and the South shall
have become sufficiently exhausted; the
North. in order that we may be the easier
conquered: the South, in order that, feeling
their extreme weakness and the desperation
of their cause they would be more willing
TO make terms highly advantageous to their
European allies. :.
All the signs indicate that that period 's
fast approaching, and that we will soon have
on our hands war with France aud England,
as well as with the South. X.
The Placer herald., 1865-03-11
PLACED R HERALD

,rr1y DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO Poll
,r,cs AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE; IS PuBiIshED
Every SATURDAY, ON NEVADA STREET AOBuRN'
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05

i!ens III einem 0aHsnfsGfanb fhbrsn, tsr asFs
bob nur gum Na&tbeil pss SIbsns ecrei6sR
puTcs.
RAD benz 5aa bon Sort 8ti@sr tnb au6
rs asrissn SefstisunssrsrFe am GusFus hes
RoanOte Don u~nisreu 3rrp2su ssri5rt unb tem
5sinre aSerIafsn1 pcrpen. Gin ansrif auf 0tI-
miuSton ifsbt p%orlauig no6 nt&t ~ srDartsu,
ea Die gdnfree porbcr nod tcoeuteups SGriss
%rietsttsn i'm 8oanstrIue gu b~elfitisen BADEN.
= Wabrsuo bss Nuftntbaltes pes priH,eu
BON Nalss in 9aGdltina befu&te er audi BET
Sebrpn bas Observation-Disclosures ,bes Stamri-
patsrs Der Supen. In benz aud Slaac, Sacct,
Sofspe. Sarab, Rsbteea uno 9eab bcisr1sst pur.
ben. Das @ratsewS'be, bas felt ssn arsusa.
GEN teiuss @trifsn 5ue 5strsten bate, mar In
better Srrnuns ~ertalten.
- Sn SapannGb wurbe cine iungc DAME.
Die, urn ntdt un!sr elmer lniCnsTasse berssbsu
3n mhfen, bonn Grrttoir auf bie Straer astrsteu
mar, ppu Gen. @sarp perurtbeilt. cine Stunre
lang untrr Ger ibr perpdbtsn 5lasse BIN uup Der
su marlGirsr.
- !Nm pcrlebten Dtsnltag brannte Sas oct
@aittnston, .. g., g~slcsene 9mit9ionian Sns
itttut betnats p6uis nispsr. Der burf Die Der.
fSruns 70 stsIsr perttpoqer @Gdbc Ii. Samtn-
luneen, Die tn btsiem Sufitut auftepabrt muir.
otn, oeruria&ts SerIuf it unrrlsslid.
General NcGlelan, Der purd5atfaGsne De.
rrutrattiGe Iraiesnti& fits @dnpipat, fubr am
Yprlebtsn Wittrpu6 nsbf @etb uup Stuo auf.
Dem SampfI6if u@9ina" mad europa. mo sr
Die Srte9s~t6snltaft gu %fuoiren sepsnft.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05

stnsr Mrmse. bersn Gismtnte ale 8eeineniTe
bsrRen. fs CUR bsfsu Der Gre su ma@m1 Tie
0raSe TT lst6t gu tsantwo,.en.
Die beribrtsn Na6tbsile entRsSen aus Zen
osrtsbrtai Ini&ten. bic i'm furli6en 8cIfc gang
uno 9aSs ano, unp Der arrpsou3, nit Der Rs
~esiurWprtet sreresn. Der asmssn. Sclt at bat
tttne. @dtuns p0r lsinsm SfF;isr, Gem OfFstsr
ea9sSsn TT ss sang slsibSiiti3, Oh Tim Der ss-
tpries Htlpset %erwie(en ,pirb pper Mot. 81 .r
il bod ron istnsr~ GOmpasnis crrablt unp i6er-
ptss ut or "a sUpc felton," lont mare sr ia niGt
Captain .prsr 9ieutenant ssporpeu. @ep5tnli6
Fncst 60 fi6 nun aber, pae pisis sppp fellows
5000 for nothing fclpps inp, uup pabsr Der
Nansel an Siseielin.
aast iessn SfFSisr isin Gramen sema6t 5a-
BEN, !abt iscen som General fsines Grrps CT.
nannt merben. penn istns bttanosn, prlfuns
'pn 5ur "Sommiftcn" tsr.dtist. 5ntrt fose-
ndnnts 0elpIhultn rim - unb urpsrt iepen Sf-
F3ifr in Die 8prleiune. S6dmt Gu@ niht, BON
Spldsn stwas Su lernen, Die mrtr Grfa6rune
batsn, .iplte CT and in einsm anpersu 2anSr
9rScrfn fein.
Wur auf pisie @riic, i9sint uns, .tann bic Gr-
NEE un9slaumt rsorsonifrt psrpsu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05

fnirfte ramit Gin Sano nit Der Sfrsihif6en
3paoiiis wohi wiTenr. rae Der bsutfbe Saiier
Don Wtreo nnr iu,tsr psm Ghus su isau,Slt,
ihsn 8ioess sepstben tonne.
+ Misrieo mu6 fir Grautrst6 tins Qnsue hes
Hei@ttnms rtrheE, Rae bsstuut Ger @prOen
stnaulsbeu, uuo siesuial murpe General Sectt
ciueu eefderli6srrn @ssner ais eanta anna
fnpen.
Napoleoa rirp Hns mus Rarimiliane Enron
erba'tsn, 8eitss Nittel sr CUR Grrsi6uns
ctsits 3wsdes rrwdtisn pirp, 1T bic iss, nod
Elm @sbsimni6, bae unsrsrinpli@ in Der per-
l&irl'nen Srnt oisies msrfpurpissn MUnar-
den rubt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05
= 8Die Sentfdblamb, tpacbe eaf.

60 oft Der Neil BON alien 8Gumen
berniertrtrpf tsi Iausm GIc,
unp friih otf Saat brsdnn Al teansn,
Grfian9 aud tsa Der 2erhtn 0isp.
uno al Die ~tauisnb NtnneIieocr,
Die Sin3'ssn hdrsstra6t tn.@bur,
Grflttttn neu unb tnmer mieber
= HaIe Osuti6lanb. iprie' smpor!
Nun ln6t Der Beng aus 56t'n unh 9rinbeu.
Ote Hebe blitt 3u tetterm Sinn,
uno tanienb holoe 8uteu tancsn
Die Siiths;si. Der &6niain.
lnc bari Der Gen, NIT buft'aen SGriu,eu
Dir msben feline @riibs 8u,
Dor and Den sSaGtclruf ertliraen.
Nun. Hols D%sutidlnno, tnosp' aud Du!
So% iteb. Jus jtrcspe f6uu aefalten,
Strat Du Der SlMtbs pole pra&t,
Sttl earrenb, bis tie lt6 r~utlaltet
Sn cine: Sen3sepitternaHt.
S6uh Iunesn's tauitnb Rabtiaouru
Sn fssHirhtsSUaer Zone Qauf:
Saio ssiro pss 9sn;ss Donner ltbaaen.
Damn, 8Ue Gsutf6lanb,
biubf Du anil!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05
aolutant u. Snlpeetor Generals Sfdte.
Hld,mono, 8a., Is. Qua. 1851.

HtdmOnO. ga, Is. aus. aS64.
g eneraIs Srber
SO. IS.
Gs III benz Srtess.D Department ole gRitshs;.
lnu9 Semabt pOrbeu. Das It'd otsle Qusl6nbrr
I'm Wftlitarz unp Mdrine-D ienfe Der 8ersinio.
ten @taatfn ~bsfGntfh. Die pnrG Qua uno Frn1o
IN Die 5tstbsn unlrrer Gsinps selpdt rpurotu. unS
Die lth germ hisiem uusersdten Ssaeae ent,ieben
moatsn. Der seSsn cine Nation aefiprt ,pjrp.
ole ute r~etncielia 9esen ~riels1ben auFaetrsteu IN
nnp paB It@ nub fsrrer DieIe 8erroener bse
SersintBtsn Staaten sessn ibrtn @iacu inn
O'snitf b%sitnosr, Die ong:stn llne, in bislsm ots
gen DIE Scntooertrtsn Stdaten asfubrisn uno,s
rsdbten &ttrS u%it3uwirfeu: uuo ba ,s fsrHHsr
betannt tft, baB bieie 2eute MUIR besbalb pisisn
9eitrun8sntn Oisnf ni6t oerladen, peil le ifh
aut tbrsr Siu6t gu o,slen @ef1bren a~uslessn,
10 let es fssb1Ib brf6lpIsn, pas dQen lplcben
Verlonen, Die lib innsrbalb Der Qinien ber 6 ON.
lcoertrtsa Nrmeen slnfnprn, Der Stus S,r @ous
toesrirfen Staatsn au &belt Miro, uRD pof pie.
lelbru 10 Ianss Die Nittel ibrss unterbalts sm.
pfanBen iclen, bic SOlhe, bic es ipInlh,n
nab etnsm osrartisen Dunite Der @rsn,e bff5r.
bert rperosn %tGnnen. BON mo- aus es ibusn leint
nlro. ibre 5simaib 3u s~rrsidben, ~. fpetd,en
5Defs ibnen ale mDgliHsn 0iitiel AZ @sbnte
gslteut perbtn iUIeu.
Nuf Ssftbl
g. Cooper,
AfEutdHt u. Ssnlptctor geuer 81.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05
8 er II m.

Sntoen HGumeu
SisSer Buneerirelt 1T sbeu
Nur elm Graum bas sanst Qe6en,
uno Der Meni6, hos icbe idb num-,
3raumt ietn aanIss Sein nnb Itun,
8iS suIebt Die &rdum' entlbweben.
soae 1T eebsn ? 6ubler SGaum,
yin @triht. Elm Shatten taum.
gStnta fam rns Slid nur setea,
Dsnn rim Graum 1T alice Qeteu;
unb bic SfGums isltf elm &raum.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05
Dermifdtes


aus superlaiiiser Sueqs irirb uus mitaetbsilt.
hae General See bic Gbre etnes COMMANDERS en-
Sesf wi'oerbcIt ausaeihtassn. Die Qeituno bee
oirgtnti6en 9rrrrs nimmt fetns sanse Sb6tiafsit
10 IN aniprnd, paB ct ~3anStrt, bic Serantwprt.
li@tett 'ammtltGsr @rmesn ouf feline pbnsbi1l
ihon is6r bslaRste SduItsrn su nttmen.
sSir hufen ispUh, bab er F& beHnrdb ~bs,peaen
labt. ole S6srttf ,-Stsgc an,uuetm,u
uno bic eeitung nrr pelflihen Deere an Soc
Solution psrtraut. Dies ,piirpe G6pn ces mo.
rnIii6sn @inprudes unp @tnFu6ts baIber MIN ,
ihersiprrib feiu.
SIN SENATE unfsrs Gpna,eTte 1T General
Tob. y. See gum Stsr-@ cmmmanp,ur unIer,r
iamntlt&cu 2ruppsn tsfdtist wurpsn.
- Ven %neuiteu Serthtsu BON @crrata al.
5o'Ss riidt S@ftman sssen gran6piue unp
@uaufta Dor SSleintu S6armisel babep be-
rstfe itatt8sfunefn. unS bic 9ermutbuus ltsst
naet, rab etnr Der 5auptfhIaGtsn eemudhf In
Georgia esfhlagtn ,pirp.
Nnb @harlrfOntr Btridten bonn 3lRen
6atte sas 2Ote fttnsli6c ltmereorps Hoeerts-
bile bfieBt. Oa6sIbs 1T etrea so Rcilcn BON
Sapannab seIssrn.
Us ipurbs beribtet. bab bic ganfess We-
pesrirnptls, flnf Ws,Ieu pon pceotalisu aels.
gen. niepsrgsbranut bGtten. .
uniere ni6t-pffeieqsn 6riebeneeommiGars
bernren liN nod thinner in Ystsreture, ba ibnsn
@rdnt bic irbt nod INNER biz Yaiiruua letasr
Sinis psrwa9er. Dat.
- 9fsntrsn Ssrihttn 3ufoIse 1T uniersn
eoninltHarsn am Oisnitds s~sltattst purDeu, ibr.
Tstie na6 NaibinStou ansutreten.
Nah ifa!ifiidsn 8sri6ten tritt tauu, hrr
oisrts Sbsp Der nOrOli6sn 9tstruten wjrtIi6 inS
Df'lttar stn Die abrisen seben me;itens ourb,
lObalp tie lore Bounty in Der laihs kabsn.
Sob 1T I'M NOrpsn auf nabe3a 200 as,
fallen.
Sm 9torbsn t Den s~in3fluen Stanien an
ssisist i%porbsr, pis oieI lrupseu rim i,ber per-
lelbsn gu Dem neusu Mufecbot BON 800, 600
Oiann gu ifsd't babe. Sis Stapt 9tsw gr,f.
Die eirea 5000 Iiann su itsasn slaubt., iDu lest
10000 Ifann fsusn. unO Bat rssbalb in @alb-
tn3ton eins Ssi&wsrps sinssrsidt.
eisntsnant.@ Colonel 5ai6 t~esleit,te unsre
5rtspsns.& ommiFdre ais Sseretdr. 9iee.&r6.
feent StsSsnS mar IS gsfdttet worben, e,nsu
Nf9sr ga Ieinsr Ss0ienuna nitinuebmsu.
SOhai0 unisre GCmmifdre bic fsinrli6e 9inis
%eetraten, wurben ie Ocn enttuTafiihsn 3uruTen
ernpfan8en, mas beutIi6 seuus paflr lpr,dtr, Dot
Die ft'npitben @olbntsn sss &rirers mice Gns
nno init uns sinsn Jrispsnsabf&lus ateih rn.
tSnlaftiim besruBsn wIrpsn.
@snsraI Srsdinripss, unlsr nsu. ,Srisos
Sseretar, miro am nddfsn Wontag bic Sumo,
tlonsn lsinfr Office a%ntrstfn. @sa.nw6rtio &c.
Fnost &c f6 nod i'm iutipsflidsn 8irainisn.
SIN bteitSsn @iarte purbe Cob oeOrrr
gu 45 oertauft.
aus Nrrb- Carolina miro 5sri6tet, boe
5000 yantses bel GOIcraine seIdnpst pareu. bi,
Obns 3neifsI sinen Strsif5us mad Bslocn OOer
9aliFar gu MAIDEN bfabf6tistsn.
Ter e9n&turs g,rsinian t6silt bic BON
Sfn. ass ausssprO6sns anF6t NIT, bas Die az.
9snFodrtt9sn 5risrsnss unter5anbluna,n aSt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1865-02-05

9. Cooper,
afEutdHt u. Saipsctor gene,e q,
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FUNDING CERTIFI.
L GATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND.
INTEREST NOTES, AND TREASURY
NOTES.



wAsHIsGToN, d. c., Sept. %, 1855. !
By virtue Of the authority contained In the hrh
section Of an act Of Congress entitled IAN act to
provide ways and means to support the Govern
ment," approved March 8, 1885, which provides,
among other things, that any Treasury Notes or
other obligations bearing interest," issued under
any act Of Congress, may, at the discretion OF the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and with the consent
OF the holder, he converted into anv description
Of Bonds authorized by said act, notice is hereby
given to the holders Of Certificates Of Indebted
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airy next, Of Compound Interest Notes, and Of
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six per cent. Five Twenty Year Bonds, at three
per cent. premium-that Ia to say, one hundred
dollars Of Bonds for each one hundred and three
dollars in Certificates and Notes; provided the
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vember next.
The bonds issued in exchange for such certin-
Gates and notes will bear an interest OF six per
cent. per annum, payable semi -annually In coin,
upon the first days Of May and November, and
will be redeemed at the pleasure Of the Govern
ment after Ave years and payable In twenty years
from the first day Of November, 1855.
The coupon and registered bonds issued under
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hundred, Ave hundred, and one thousand dollars
Registered bonds Of Ave Thousand and ten thou
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sions, will deliver them to the Treasurer, the As.
sistant Treasurers, or the designated depositares
Of the United States or to any national depository
bank which may consent to transact the business
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matured or maturing prior to the LIST Of NoSem-
Der, 1865, up to the date Of maturity; and when
maturing after the LIST Of November, interest will
be allowed to that day.
Upon the compound Interest notes the interest
will be computed to November l, 1855 upon the
"A mt If nFincinal IN
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Der, 1855. MARCELINA JORDAN,
ss26-w3w Administrative.
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