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more fully for the payment Of survey
OTIS of roads. ysS.s IS
BY Mr.. Lockhaft-tl,t 49,
Referring. TO the Judiciary Committee
thirty days in which to return certifi-
Gates ofmarriage to the recorders Office.
BY Mr.. Hinchman-
Referring to same committee the sub
iect OF allowing supervisors instead of
the board to I'LL vacancies in township
offices, and of filming successful candi-
dates who refuse to qualify.
By Mr.. Cunningham
Suggesting t0tfe Committee on HUI
name and Criminal Institutions the
prppriety OF furnishing peniteniary
convicts with reading matter.
BY Mr.. Cook
Directing inquiry by the Committee
on Roads into the expediency of APP
propriating SO. 600 for the completion OF
the Logan, Raleigh and Monroe Turn
pike.
The resolution adopted on Friday
Hast, declaring Christopher Hively en-
titled to a seal in the House as delegate
from Roane county, was reconsidered
on motion of Mr.. Fleming, and recon-
mitted to the Committee on Elections
and Privileges.
Al the hour fixed for the election of
Public Printer, Mr.. Fleming nominated
John F'rew for that position, and there
being no further nomination MIR. Frew
received the unanimous vote of the
House, except two blanks, forty-seyen
in all.
The committee appointed to count the
joint vote of the two Houses reported
a like result in the Senate, and the
whole number of votes cast in both
Houses as sixty-six, all of which Were
On motion of Colonel witcher, ad-
journed.
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nn.i,ln.IIr CnnI

The Memphis appeal thus threatens
the Union men OF the South:
1.-THE Csnfederacy Is gone, and while
we hold in sacred reverence its glorious
memories, and treasure in our heart OF
hearts those few in Sardis who did not
detile their garments, those noble breed
of mon and women who showed most
true metal, the greater the sacrifices
they were called upon to make, and
who to the last gave an unreServed al
leginuce to their country, drinking
..Love in each nfs-llrOp that flowed nom her
breast
we, bitter rebels as we have been, can
give the charity of silence to
1.-The slaUo
Whose treason like q deadly hight,
Crept Ger the councils OF the brave,
To blast them In their hour OF might
"Yes, we can give him or her the.
charity of silence. II he secs IL TO lipc
IN and seek a competence IN DE land he
has betrayed, iphy let hiHt eat tie butter
bread of remorSe IA peace, and be dSSltJ'-
ed that u a single clement OF n nan re-
SndiRS rithfa han, that 6redd indeed tViu
be bftteT."
Here is a fellow who has by his
crimes forfeited his life to the country
"a person who owes his life and ltber-
ty to the gracious mercy OF the Presi-
dent and the tolerance of the American
people: and this nnhung traitor hasthe
impudence to Willy loyal mon and
threaten themi
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WHEELING
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
WHEELING. WEST VA.

TAMES A MITCHELL, FORMERY Teach
q er OF Penmnnship in Rohrers CONNER
eial College, Saint Louis. Mo-, and at Duff's
late Of the Ohio State Nominal School, and j.
CREASEY, of this city, have opened a hrst-
Building on Main street, in the room formerly
Occupied by Prof. 1. /. Hitchcock, opposite d
Ntcou q Bro, where they are prepared to
Book excepting. Plain and Business Penman-
ship, Card Writing, Commercial Calculations
Correspondence, Political Economy, English
Grammar, Analysis Of the English Language,
and in Theory and Practice OF Teaching:
DESIGN OF THE INSTITUTION
Is to prepare Young Men for the Counting
House, or for actual Business life.
The city Of Wheeling, from Its location, be-
Ing situated In the valley of the Ohio, and in
the midst ola rich and fertile district, being
easy Of access, both by river and railroad and
being unsurpassed in the number and extent
to any city in the United States 70 fhose ir
search Of a good business education, with a
fair prospectof obtaining good situation
Eminent Lecturers VIII be secured TO de-
liver lectures ON the various branches per
tanning TO good business education through
For terms, OF any particulars, enquire at
Gollege, OF address Mitchell & Greasy, Wheel
. - = JAMES A. MITCHELL. !
JOSIAH CREASEY.
Parties unknown tous viii please refer to
Prof EpwIS RFG Is1s MeSseIas Norma,
School, HopedaIe, Ohio.
DUFF q SON, Duns College, Pittsburgh,
Prof D. r. LILLIBRmGE, Bryant & StIat-
tons Commercial College, Springfield, Illinois,
Rey. BENJAMIN MITCHELL, Mt. Pleas
Prof L L HITCHCOCK, formerly Of West
Virginia Business School
,!LAuGHL1NS q BUsHFIEIlD, Wheeling,
GEO. W. SMITH & CO, wheeling, Va.
"a. OARLINGTON & Co. tt1S'fa ~
Ha -
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Government Sale.
Large Sale of Fine Surgical hstru.
: mnntS.

WILL BESOLD AT AUCTION, ATTHE
wv Medical Purveyor's Warehouse, Public
Square, NASHVILLE, Tenn, on Tuesday,
Feb. rs, 1866,
40 General Operating Gases;
. Minor do do;
8 Exsecting and Trephining Cases;
55 Post MorTem Cases, laTRe5
100 DiSSecting Cases;
30 Pocket Gases, two folds;
go do do three folds
$50 Stomach Pumps, part hute-key ValYei
$50 Teeth Extract Instruments;
500 Davidson's Self Injecting Syringesi
1000 Scarificators;
1900 Cupptng Glasses end Tins
Loo TrusSes, single and double;
100 Scissors.
5000 TourniQuets. all patterns;
J. 500 Hard Rubber SyringeS, assorted sizes
SO Sets Spltnts, all sizes;
StethoscopeS, Tongue DepreSSors, Syrin-
ges hypodermfc, &C., 0bstetrical Cases, Specu-
1ums, Iancets, &c, &c, &C.
A portion of the foregoing articles are sec
ond-hand, and will be sold separately. The
balance is entirely new. The general operat-
ing cases contain instruments for amputa-
lions, exsections, minor operations, and sets
of Catheters and Sounds.
e ATsAAiE PLACE,
ON wednesday, Feb. II, will be sold, o
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Dissolution

NIHE PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
i-existing under the hrm name Of Altman
4 WayInan, In the wholesale Boot and Shoe
trade, Is dissolved, by the death Of the HenIor
partner, Mr.. Altman. The business VIII be
settled by the surviving partner,
fTs i-fs~fi n. 4. NAYlIAN
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The following is the vote Mt the cleo
ton in Ritchietown on Monday last for
township officers:
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omeIaI Vote or the City.
The following is the official vote of
the city at the charter election on Mon
day last:
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Whose treason like q deadly hight,
Crept Ger the councils OF the brave,

The Tribune,s Washington special
savs that national currency TO the
amount OF S2.eS9, $50 was last week Is
sIed by the Treasury Department. The
total amount issued upto date IS S242z,-
SCI. $40. - - lIfai
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COLGATE,s HONEY SOAP.

COLGATES HONEY SOAP.
This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
veTsal demand, is made nom the Choicest ma
terials, is MILD and EMoLLIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Gods DealeFs-- marl5-lyd6W
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anche publishes the following, which
looks like reprint from some ten-cen
novel some ten years ago:
For time, all went we'll with the hap
Ply pair, but whether prompted by in
compatibility of temper or through the
meddlesome interference of relatives or
friends, ''ye chronicler" knoweth not,
only that the demon discord breathed
upon their young love, and 1t withered
as a flower meath winters chilling
breath. And to make long story
short, they separated. Shortly after the
separation, a little daughter was born,
then divorce obtained-by which par
ty obtained, it matters not. For nine
years-long weary years-they lived
apart, never seeing, never hearing from
or speaking ofeach other-and yet poth
remained true to loves first bright
dream. The little girl grew up and was
taught to believe that her father was
dead. She had never seen him or been
seen by him. All, who shall say how
often during those long dreary
years that the fathers heart yearn-
ed for the sight of his child,
her voice. And the mother-the wife
that irds-was she happy2 Who shall
tell? Well, on the day sbefore yester-
day, the lady, accompanied by her lit
tie daughter, went into business house
in this city, and met him who was once
her husband, and the father ofthe child,
coming out. They stood face to face
for the first time since their separation
nine years ago. Both stopped and
gazed fixedly into each others face
The father then turned his eyes to the
child, and, STOPPING down suddenly,
caught her in his arms-pressed her
passionately to his bosom-rained a
shower of kisses upon her face; then
placing her on the floor, he gave one
glance at the mother, and turned to go.
Hearing his name called in a low tone,
he turned! One look, and they were in
each others arms. They were left alone
for n few moments by the considerate
kindness of the parties present. Then
hack was called, and in thirty min
utes from their first meeting they were
remarked. We dare to say that their
last marriage shall prove more happy
than their first; for chastened by the
sorrow OF long separation, they will
have learned how to BEAR AND FOR
BEAR.
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Commissioners Sale

OF the Valuable Real Estate, situate
in the City of Wheeling and Ohio :
County, w. Va, Belonging TO
the Estate ofAIexander Had
den, decd.
IN CHANCERY IN THE CIRCUIT COURT
i for Ohio County, West Virginia
Edmun Varney and wife ct aIs.,::
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DURE LIBERTY LEADi COPY RIGHT
u ed1 Warranted to cover more surface
for same weight than any other! Try II. and
you will have no other! Manufactured only,
by ZIEGLER & SMITH, Wholesale Drug,
Paint and Glass Dealers, No. lST North Third
street, Philadelphia.
1s- For sale by Paint Dealers generally.
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RitehietoWn Election

Union man In HdIic; Democrats in Roman;
tIndependent. Those marked with an as
tertslx fs) are the councilmen elect.
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Notice.
Dissolution Notica

HIHE IrTrJpI Urr UAIfrNYItIIftT BROS. Is
j. this day dissolved by mutual consent
The accounts OF the firm will be closed by
Jos. Cartwright at l25 Main street,
jan2Blwa CARTWRIGHT BROS
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.sTru1h Is stranger than FietIon.''
Under this head the Memphis -Aual-
Gnehe publishes the following, which
looks like a reprint from some ten-cent
novel some ten wears 400.
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INFANTS HOODS, CAPS, COATS AND
1 td dGgsinsa1 D. N1coLL & BRO.
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Zephyr Shawls.
Sleds.

urEIHAvE A LARGEsroCK :oF BOYS
w Sieds still on hands forsale at fair prices
tan2i D. NICOLL & BRO.
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l5AgtslfrfoiE r1.E
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Directing enquiry by the Judiciary
Committee into the exp 1iency of pro-
hfbiting the running ut large of buck
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
Look out for Sensation.

In few days the Southern Union Mass
Convention, SO called, will be held in Phlla.
dephia, and we may reasonably expect
quantity of fierce blowing over sehsatlon
falsehoods, sufficient, if they were to receive
credit for truth, to set the world on fire, aud
arouse a f,enzed mob in every CITY and viii,
lage in ,he land
Every fellow who has been kicked for his
insoIent interference with other peoples af
fairs in The South, will vomt like Vesuvius;
and es-'y Disappointed hungry he'ilamiIs in
the North. will whine out in dolorous notes,
the bulthen Of his griefs. Every cheeky ne.
gro, that has been cutfed for the six months
past, IS to be heId up as martyr, and the
binl,ali, and ignorance Of the Southern peo.
pie thoroughly ventla' ed
Andy johnson and his hackers are to
to catch it right and left. and all Copper
heads incontinenly hanged with jeff. Davis
We tespeak clear track and open field for
these fellows. We want to hear old Brown.
low Beast Butler, AMI the rest of them blow
of. Beside doing them individually much
good TO clear their poisonous stonacbs, 1t
will afford great amusement to the outsiders.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01

Our GospEL.-The Sacramento Uuion saws:
"lhe Examiner is an open, bold, unhesita IN .
champion OF The p"Iitla. gospel, according
to } III DAVIS
Not so, most sapient dsorganizer We
are National Union Democrat. We be.
!ieve IN the indt s'ruclibllly Of the Union.
The supremacy of the Constitution, the dom
nation of the white race, the overthrow Of
Radiralis'l, aud negro dsfianctsemeut aud
suburdnallon. We believe, m reover. in re,
lrenchinent and economy in all the publc
deparl menls, III tringlng back the govern
ment to a specie basis, reno telling The tariff
on a revenue per centag-, and le,,e ing the
burdens OF laXatioH or srus.niny aud OPP
pressed people. In addition we are for tie
lnlmediate adtnis>ou of Southern Representa-,
tIves to THEN seats in Congress, 10 accord.
ahce Win the g'a,an ees oT the Cons tuition
tor The abolition Of all proscriplive and cow.
ar!Iy test oahs, an! the restoration of the
Union IN fact AS well as in name II tins is
political gospel according to Davis, then We
plead gailiy; otherwise, otherwise - Erun1,
sney
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01

AccEprs.-Lillls Fred Billings, who be.
ing Blach washed and indorsed by the late
Radical Legislature fora place in President
johnson s cabinet, and who had the vanity.
to SAY nothing about mpudenre, to 90 on to
Washington and try to get the appointment.
agrees TO accept the position of delegate to
the 3rd of September Convention, gotten IN
by some few sueaks, renegades and imported
Radicals from that section. We hone he
will have good time; but oh! what a fall
was there! lie reminds US Of the anecdote
of the man who, having sought variety of
Offices at the hands of General Jackson, and
being disappointed in each. wound up by
begging for an old coat Erominer.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
The Presidents Tour.

President Johnson, Gen. Grant, Admiral
Farrsgut, Secretary Seward, and other nots
bes. started from Washington. on the 9Th.
upon the proposed tour to Chicago. An
drew johnson is desr.ns ut seeing and talk
ing to the people, With view OF 'a'I, i"s
the conservative men Of the nation to his
support; and the evidences thn> far present.
ed, Indicate a great awakening Of the people
to the perils Of the hour. Al Philadelphia,
the CITY government reinss bin an otii''aI
reception, but the people Ne,e tue t. tlIer
own cause assembling IN vast c"rcourses to
greet and do him honor. Instances of small
meanness on the part of city authorities,
have occurred before in the United States,
and probably will again. The authorities Of
Is stou once refused Daniel Webster the use
Fanuisl Hal to address the people in,-an
act that the city has been heartily ashamed
Of ever since When the city officers Of
Philadelphia shall be chosen from the people,
instead Of reasonable cluts and Union Lea
CUES, these little fellows, now s,rutling about
in their brief hour Of authority will be con.
signed to their appropriate smallness.
On the 20th the Presidential! party ar.
rived in New York, and were received by
the city authorities and citizens, in one of
the largest and grandts, demonstrations ever
witnessed in that great city.
Mayor II tfman made a speech welcoming
the party. President johnson answeTel in
few remarks, which were received With
great applause. S-creti'y Seward was CALI
ed out, and made brief speech, in which
he declared that I'm the city aud State Of
New York the people should be faithful +,
first, to their wives, then to their children,
then to their city and State, and then to their
counlry.' We have never wagered much
coin on Mr.. Seward, but we like the way he
states the case, in the sentence quoted. There
was great cheering over his speech .-quo,h
the telegram. The party left the city for
West Point on the same day.
Ihe New York Senaie. now IN special ses
sion, refused to pass a resoluton extending
the hospilaiities of the State to the President
with Seward, bat these evidences of cha.rin
and parlzan spite, will only have The effect
of branding the pignaes in place, and calling
out the people more en- masse.
II The President aud his party can succeed
in ar"uslng The people from their besoued
slumbars. to the reo' dtugers uow imminent
ly threatening the Government, they will
have done great work-a work that will 90
far in mitigation Of many SINS
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01

GOOD SIGN A new manufacturing
company has been started in Mobile, under
the title OF The Chckasabogue. The R.yis
ter saws 1t Is the design of the company, in
Inc hrst 'nslance, to pul up "A steam sawmll
at or near the site selected for the factory
buildings. and make all the lumber they re-,
qnre tor dams, raceways and building pur-
poses. lhey then propose to erect first
class paper mill, with the best ma,hnrry
and workmen that can be obtained an, af
Ter that shall be in successful operation. they
will probably add such other branches Of
man"fac,u u'e as may beconsldeied practicable
aud prof aide
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE OF
w. A. MOTT, DECEASED.

PROBATE COURT. PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
appearing to the Judge of sid Court by
Il the petition presented and filed by b. II. My.
res, creditor OF said Estate, praying for an or.
der authorizing and directing he Administrators
oil said Estate. Rehecca Mott, to sell the real es
tate thereof. that il is necessary TO sell the same
TO pay the allowance 10 the family the debts out
standing against said d ceased, and the debts,
expenses, aud charges OF administration; and
mat SAID Administrators ncSlccts to sell said real
estate or any part thereof, or to apply for any
order to do so: 1t is therefore ordered by tho
Judge OF said Court, that all persons interested
IN sad Estate appear before the said Probate
Court, on Mond!y the l7lh day of September
next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon Of said
day, at the Court House, in the town OF Auburn,
in said County, to show cause why an order
should not be granted authorizing and directing
sad Adminlstratrx to sell said real estate. or
enough thereof as shall be necessary. and that .
copy OF this order he Published at least our sue
ccsslve weeks in the PLACER HERALD. u weekly
newspaper printed and published in said County
Auburn, August s, 1866.
Ii. FELLOWS,
ausll-4w -..- Probate Judge.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
a ROLAND FOR AN OLIVER. sarcas,i !,

ROLAND FOR AN OLlvER.-In sarcastic
response to the bill which Mr. Banks took
upon himself TO introduce inlo Congress, for
the annexation of British North America to
the United States, Mr.. skinner has intro,
dured into the Provincial Parliament bill
bearing the following title: "A bill to es>
tabish conditions for the admission of the
States OF Massachusetts, New York, Penn,
sylvan a, Mary laud and the District of Co.
lumbia into the British North American
Confederation, and for the organization O,
Territorial governments for the other States
of the American nation"
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP co,
Through Line to New York,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAlL.,

WILL LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
<f-frfa: Wharf a; | o'clock. A. NJ OF the
gcsEEfg-y5ssz following dates. tor Panani con
II cling. Va Panama Railroad with one Of the
Company's spe did steamers from Aspiuwil Tor
New York:
has 50 days.
On the 10Th, 18th and goth of each month that
has 81 days.
When the lOtb 10Th and 30th fall on Sunday,
they will leave on Saturday prccruing; when the
18th falls on Sunday, thy VIII leaye on Monday
following
Steamer leaving San Francisco on the 10th
touches at Manz;,nillo. All touch at Acapulco
Departure OF 18th or 10th connects with French
Trans atlantic CO.'S steamer lor St. Nazure and
EGglish steamer for South America.
Departure OF 10Th connects with English steam
er lor Sou hampton, and Z. X. Il. Co IS steamer
for Ccntral America.
Departure OF 3Oih connects with English steam
er Tor lumacO, the port OF he new mines.
The following steamships will be despatched on
dates as given below:
Cabin passengers berhrd through Bagra ce
checked thlough-l00 pounds allowed each ADULT
An experienced Surgeon on board. MEDICINE
and Attendance free.
These steamers will positively sail lat / o'clock.
Passengers are requested to have their blouape
on board before 10 O'Clock
Through tickets to Liverpool by the "lnman
Line can be obtained al the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company S Office. San Francisco
, For MeIchAldisc freight apply to Mcssrs Wells,
Fargo j. Co.
lss- The splendid steamship Colorado will he
dispatched ior China on Tuesday. January LIST,
For passage and all other information. apply
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office, corner
OF Sacramento and LcideslorH streets
Sept. l, lS66-td OLIVER ELDRlDGE, ,Ac't
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
Iowa Hill. August 4th, 1866. -4j
SUM M ON 6.

The People OF the State OF California, to James
O' Bricn, Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before
L me, at my Office in Auburn Placer county
State of California, on Monday the 9Th day Of
November. 1866. ut ten O'clock A. NJ. TO answer
the complaint OF John Leach, wherein he prays
judgment against you for the sum oi Fifty Dol.
E.rs. in an action tor services rendered between
the 9th day OF January and the 1t day OF Feb
ru ~ 1865. in negoi atiDg the he OF certain real
estate lying III Placer county. California. known
as the Homc' trad Ranch said services plaintiff
alleges, were rendered at your request aud for
which he alleges, you promises, and undertook to
pay him The sum OF FilIy Dollars.
And lake notice il You fail so TO appear and
answer. plaintiff will take ju gment against you
in deLiu't IN the sum ol tliy dollars, together
Wild the costs OF SUIT. and applied to said court
Tor The relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 23rd day of July,
A. D. 1866.
r. C. POLAND,
Justice Of the Peace. Township No. g.
Hale d Fellows, Atty's Ior Plf. jy28 3m.
The Placer herald., 1866-09-01
Signs Of the Times,

kilograms lntorm US, that Clymer, the
Democratic candidate for Governor, in Penn
sylvania, will not withdraw, but will run the
race, supported by the conservative Republic
cans. Senator Cowan at their head. This
renders defeat Of the bloody,m indel Radi-
Gals of that State most certain. Fprney can
weep gallons of inky tears, and Thad. Ste
vens may gnssh bis teeth ike the disap-
pointed hyena that be is, but The game is up
With them. True men are going to stand
by true men, for the present, leaving all mi
nor questions Ct policy for settlement to an
hour in the future, when safety shall insure
the country some repose for reflection.
We regard Senator Cowan AS the most
able and conservative Republican in the Sen.
ale. He is a tower of strength in the Old
Keystone State, among all tair.minded men
The waters Of the great deep are evidently
breaking up, and they will sweep yer and
+nguf the last Radical, meyer, 10 never to
Else again above The angry seas