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Macs HEAp.-This place of summe. re-
sort is now open for the accommodation of
visitors The steamer Gazele, Captain Slo-
cum, leaves here every Wednesday and Sat-
urday for Elizabeth City and on the latter
day extends her run to Roanoke Island and
Mays Head, thus affording a convenient con-
veyance for visitors to that noted watering
place Norfolk and Elizabeth City steam
boats, the Arrow and Gazelle steam packets,
are now running regularly via the Albemarle
and Chesapeake Canal Passengers pass
through the counties of Norfolk, Princess
Anne, Currituck, Camden and Pasquotank,
and may be landed at any place on the
route
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MARRIED.

Yesterday afternoon in Trinity Church, Ports
mouth, by the venerable Rector, the Rev. John
H. Wingfeld, assisted by his son the Rev.
Jno. H. D. Wingfeld, of Christ Church, Bel Air,
Maryland, Miss MARGARET SUSAN, only
daughter of the Rector, and the Rev. MATTHIAS
NJ. MARSHALL, of Christ Church, Elizabeth
City, North Carolina.
The bridal party left on the B altimore boat, and
have our heartiest wishes for their future happi-
ness and prosperity
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rhe war In EurOpe-The aggressive
Policy of Prussia.

Austria sticks to the treaties of 1915, and
thor special agreements she has at various
ines ines made with individual nations now ar
roved against her, and appeals to heaven Tor
.he justification of her action.
Prussia on the contrary is aggressive ID
+bis matter, and cannot show shadow OF
,agaty to authorize her course. As has been
,,id the plumber of Austria is principle Of
oational policy and growth, legitimately M
Lsrited from the Great Frederick.
Yet the mass of Germans everywh here, even
IN those States that apparently side with
AUSTRIA, back up'Prussia with the utmost en-
tbusiasn,, and it would be wrong to suppose
.hot thew have not the best of reasons AS
they have.
When Europe vas paclfed or, in other
words. when the autocrats aided by England,
had succeeded in forcing upon France Gov
arnment she loathed, the representatives of
,Lo different autocracies met at Vienna and
s,ncocted the famous treaty that has so long
bopn the law for Europe. 1t is useless here
ia trace the parceling out of millions OF men
', suit the interests or the whms OF despots
,nfice it to say that the inhabitants OF Europe
whose rights were affected were no more con-
shifted than if they had been cattle.
In addition to this act of cruelty, the Holy
Alliance, as these tyrants impiously call them
salyes, were guilty of the stupidity of group
inc together, under one Government, all sorts
ofraces and tongues.
Austria rules over twelve distinct national
tiles, differing in race aud language, as fol-
loWs,
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STATE CAnETs.-J. NJ. Jordan, of this
city, and j. Barham, of Southampton, have
been appointed State Cadets by the Board of
Visitors Of the Virginia Military Institute
Ii. B. Kindred, of Southampton, was APP
pointed from the State at large John n.
Upshur, of Northampton, was appointed by
the Board of Visitors at the University of
Virginia, a State student for two years.
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THANKs-We are indebted to Mr. NJ. J.
FoeARTY, bookseller and periodical dealer
for copies of Northern papers in advance of
the mail. His establishment is No Main
street, opposite Bank street, and the latest
journals may be had at his counter
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This is not at all improbable, we sup
pose A few days ago we saw the statement
that little child had died from chewing one
of these enameled collars. Their gloss is pro-
duced by deadly preparation of lead, The
fact is those enameled collars are rot SO
comfortable as the palmer ones, which are as
innocent of harm as roasted potato
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How TO KEEP FLoUR.-Prof Blot said in
his last lecture at Boston, on Saturday, chat
flour should never be kept in barrels or boxes,
but in cloth bags, and this mode of keeping is
all that makes European -four better than
American
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SALE OF SUGAR AND MoLAssEs. The car
60 of sugar and moasses advertised, was sold
to-day by Leigh Bros. & Phelps. The sugar
brought $11,4O to S12, and the molasses 58
to 81 cents The bidding was brisk and ami
mated -
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New YORK POLICE INTELLIGENCE The
New York Herald states that Horace Horan
little boy fourteen years of age, born in Nor
folk, Virginia, while in Park Row, picked the
pocket of Fanny Baker of a wallet contain
ing $1S,25 in legal tender notes and fraction
al currency The boy was arrested and COM
mtted for trial, in default of bail in S 900.
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WATERMELoNs- Upwards of 5000 water
melons came through the Albemare and
Chesapeake Canal. raised in Currituck
county. A large number of email vessels,
now lying off Powell's Point, North Carolina,
are loading with the same fruit for this port.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

The Second Glass Iron Can Buoy, No. Z, mark
ing Lamberts Point, elizabeth river,) has been
restored to its position.
By order of the Light House Board.
j. M. BERRIEN,
Captain U. s. N, L. II. Inspector.
Light House Office, 9th District,
Norfolk, Va, July II, 1866.
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c. W. ROWLAND & CO.,
No. 16 and is ROwland's Wharf.
Nnpror

G. w. ROWLAND & CO.,
No. 16 and is ROWland's Wharf.
NORFOLK, Va.
AVE NOW IN STORE FOR SALE
- 70 70 tn ne trace on accommodating terms.
80 80 defined Yellow Sugar,
l00 " A. b. 4 Coffee Sugar,
e0 Crushed, Powdered Granulated,
oS0 Fine Super and Extra Flour,
~ Weleh's superior Family Flour,
Ivy Bags Rio, Laguayra & Java Coffee,
2o0 Tons No. Peruvian Guano,
Ivy Boxes soap, various styles,
500 Bbls n. c., No. Cut tierrings,
20 Kegs 81 Carb Soda, "Englisb,h
Casks Sal Soda,
20 Chests Superior Black Tea,
800 o00 Sacks Liverpool Fine Salt,
lVVo G. A. /"
100 Dozen Brooms,
$50 " Painted Pals,
zO0 Bbls and half bbls Molasses,
- S0 bbls Country and Northern Vinegar,
zooy heams wrapping Paper, all sizes and
G. W. ROWLAND & CO.,
Jy9 Rowland's Wharf.
A CHANCE FOR a BARGAIN
~ COAL AT25 CTS. Per BUSIEE.
1nsenoing to remove my place of business about
the nrss OF July, l offer for sale large assort-
LUMBER, COAL, LIME AND CEMFyT,
which Will be sold at reduced rates, TO saws thn
expense ofremov ng it to my new place ofbusi.
ness.
junl4 w.R. @. LAND.
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THE DAY BOOK.

1,-.stn tkis city or PorfsElouth, destFthg tHe
BOOK left at their homes, can have q pro
p Civ attended to by having their names left at
perry a. Room, or the Counting Room Of
our QUAY 4 ETuERsoN. AuctiOneers, No. 49 CraiO-
torW T DAY Book ,oiu be mailed to Country
inc tm.ar;bers at the small sum of ONE DOLLAR, IN
S5 ,D"nce. II UM contain Editorials, full d.
aa ', IF Ne,os, Book Notices, and items Of Com
ggsreial and Agricultural intelligence No pains
Or 81, cpmpanion for the country fire side and
@ Pc Ia Increasing patronage, It commends 1t
lr ,f as a good medium Of country advertising
~ The community.
q. !" Communications z for the DAY Book must be
Az ,atSenticated by the names of the toriters.
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poles..,.,....... 2, 200, 900
Russians ........ ..................,.2, 800, 900
Scayonians ,2l0, 600
Croats. 1850, 900
Seryians ,470, 900
,OUV
o. Magyars ,ooo,uoo
10 Italians, including Latins and
Friauls...... ,noO,U0o
H. Eastern Roman zoe, 600
H. Members of other races..............l, 430, 900
In all, making population of........s3, o95, 900
These foolish Emperors and Kings are now
reaping the fruits OF their total want of com
mon sense If the peoples of Europe, thus
huddled together most anonymously, had
had any voice. they would never have con-
wnted to be thus traded off the one against
the other; but ideas were not then at all adj
wnced in Germany, the Potentates were
flushed with victory, and the poor, down
uCdden people, worn out bya war Of twenty
five years, were glad to accept any terms of
peace,
Kings do not learn anything by experience,
but tile people do and this has been seen by
BSMARK, who has pushed Oh Prussia to take
advantage of the present state OF things.
Now Prussia was herself party to the
Holy Alliance, and, as such, bound by that
treaty; but, guided by BIsMARK, she has put
herself at the head of this movement, and
her troops are hailed as deliverers wherever
they 60,
The people of the smaller kingdoms, prin-
cpaities, &C., of Germany, have determined
that they will not be longer ground down by
their despotic rulers, who care no more for
their people than the butcher does for his
sheep; who have, ever since 1876, been
putting harder and harder exactions upon the
p9Or masses; and, in every act of tyranny,
these petty Kings have been aided and abet-
dby the great tyrant, Austria, under the
treaties of 1916.
1t has long been the conviction of all Ger
many, that their only refuge from oppression
the utter destruction of this charter of
deSpotlsm. There has been no way of doing
this legally, for the interested, selfish En-
peTOr Of Austria has always, by means of
laS very charter, been able to keep Germany
| IN bondage.
If then the treaty could not be legally alb
l0sated save by the representatives Of all Eu-
rope assembling, as they did in 1876, and an
Aallns the act they then composed in COM
mona thing now impossible,-and as, so
Wis oOt iOA1dlHSQ III AOlSCJ OCl many
would be oppressed, the only thing left was
I" destroy it illegally.
russia has taken the lead in freeing Ger
many, and she will act the part Of Sardinia in
iay She will take in united Germany under
ul government, as Sardinia extended her
s%ernment over the whole of Italy. There
will thus be a united Germany, as there is
INV united Italy;--the same causes are at
WORK to be followed by the same effects.
Every district in Germany will receive its
pOper weight in the new Monarchy to be
ISa9ed, Their present imbecile tyrants will
~,lorced to run away from their enraged
IaUeets, and theresult will be that there will
va W great and united nation added to the
' ss, constitutional Kingdoms of Europe,
s alGa form of government seems to be about
e asTest that the people of Europe are now
"paOe of RECEIVING
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ANOTHER SUPPLY.
nF ARTHUR'S SELF.SEALTNG
~ Fruit Cans and Jars, Willoughoy's SELF
Sealing, Self-Testing, Fruit Jars.
Also Doty's Washing Machine ana Wrinaer,
Charcoal Furnaces, Preserving Kettles,
Ice Cream Freezers, Water Coolers,
Refrigerators, &C., by
GILLETT, CHERRY g. MAPP,
JyI2 Roanoke Sqr., & Wide St.
Old Dominion & virginian copy.
GROCERIES,
We OFFER Ar1ow FIG Uars
100 Bbls fair to choice Brown Sugars.
so Bbls Refined Sugars (Standard)
100 Bbs and half bbls Molasses,
40 Sacks Coffee, tRio and LACY
300 Bills Flour,
$50 Boxes 0akley's Soaps,
10000 Lbs Va. and N. G. Bacon,
so Bbls N. G.. Cut Herrines,
80 Half bbls N. G. Family Roe Herring
30 Boxes Adamant and Tailow Candies,
Cases Byam Matches,
500 Reams Wrapping Paper,
90 Dozen Rumford Yeas, Powders,
1000 Lbs Bicarb Soda,
80 Boxes Starch,
30 Boxes Assorted Candy,
30 Boxes Essence Coffee
Buckets, Brooms, Backing, Pennar.
Mustard, Fig Blue, Segars, Tobacco.
Table Salt, Pipes, Coedage, TILT
M3RR Ii; ewATHMEY & CO.,
V' IL Wide Water street.
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OFFICE AMERICAN INSURANCE Co.,
Nnrfnlk InlY Q 1s6R

OFFICE AMERICAN INSURANCE Co., !
Norfolk, July 8, ls66.
fINHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF
this Company have declared dividend of
FIVE PER CENT, on the entire capital stock,
free ofgovernment tax. The same will be ap-
piled to the reduction of stock balances; and
holders of certificates will please present thvua at
the Office for endorsement.
Attest. j. g. DEMING, President.
II. Z. M. WiNaFIELD, Secy. jyl0-lw
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BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No. 5. Commercial ROac.


No. g. Commercial Roac.
COMMISSIONS SALE OF VERY
" VALUABLE FAMILY RESIDENCE, COX
NER OF FREEMASQN AND DUKESTREETS
AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the 25th
day of July, at IL o'clock, NJ, l will sell, under
decree OF the Circuit of Norfolk City, and al
agent of Mrs. Alexina Page, that very, valuable
FAMILY RESIDENCE, situated on the corner
of Freemason and Duke streets.
The Dwelling is substantially built OF brick,
contains eight rooms, and is in good repair, with
a comfortable Brick Kitchen attached. The Lot
and Garden are we'll enclosed.
The above property is well known as one OF the
most desirable residences in the city, and needs
no elaborate description.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thir cash; one and tw Q
years credit will be given for the balance [equal
installments), the purchaser to give bonds, bear
ing interest, ana the title retained until pay
ment of bonds.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Commissioner,
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
jy1l-td Auctioneers.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
No. 5 Commercial Ro,o.

ARGE STOCK OF CHINA, Glass,
i 4 EARTHENWARE, T A B L E CUTLERY,
WOoDENWARE, BASKETS, &C., AT AUG
TI0N.-on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th
inst, commencing at 10 o'clock, we will sell at
7. E. Roberts store, No. 81 Main stree, his en-
tire stock of China, Glassware, Cutlery, Earthen-
ware, &C., viz, in part:
China Tea Sets, Dinner Sets, Plates, Dishes,
Basins and Ewers, Tumblers,
Goblets, Bowls, Pitchers,
Glass and Earthenware in great variety,
Table Cutlery, Casters, Walters,
Baskets, Brushes, Wooden Ware, DC
The above stock has been lately purchased, is
of the latest styles and patterns, and worthy the
attention of the trade and housekeepers.
LEIGH BROS. & PHELPS,
iyI3-td Auctioneers.
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~
jyl3 Hardware Importer.
DLANkS.-Bills of Lading.
ID Railroad Receipts,
Manifests,
Powers of Attorney
Not on all the Banks,
Drafts, &C., &c.
For sale by
jyl3 STEWART & DEFY.
WATCHES JEWELRY AND SILVER
WARE.
HAVE recently returned from the
i North 18th a splendid assortment of
Watches, Clocks, JeWelry and Silver
Ware,
OF the latest style, which makes my stock the
largest and bandsomest in the city, and to which
am making constant additions Of the
LATEST AND BEST GOODS.
All in W mt of any thing in my line are respect
fully invited to call and examine the quality and
prices of my goods before purchasing elsewhere,
as | am determined to sell at low figures.
Call at G. F. GREENWOOD'S
New Store, 27 Main street,
jvl3 I'd door from the corner of Talbot,
~ THE LIVE GROCER,
HEADQUARTERS, NO. MAIN ST,
Begs leave to say to the ''Folks about Town"
extra fine
SMOKED ROE HERRING,
from Baltimo e; more of that
ELEGANT CORNED BEEF.
and those
DELICIOUS SMOKED TONGUES,
which, with those
CHOICE ROUNDS OF SMOKED BEEF,
and those
HANDSOME PINE APPLE CHEESE.
Make quite an attractive advertisement to-day
for DEMING, the olive" Grocer,
jy13 No. Main street.
PRISON LIFE OF
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
u BYDR. era YEN.
supply just received and for sale BY
CHAS. w. WILSON,
Bookseller, No. 43 Bank Street,
jun27 Norfolk, Va.
EtALL and see those light coiored
" Shoes for Children's wear just received. We
had them made especially for
We have great variety of Children's Shoes,
go that we can now suit every taste.
+. ". SEABURY'S SONS,
jsl2 10 Market Sqr.
rENHE undersigned begs leave TO in
l form his friends that he had no connection
with the Workngmen's meeting, (so-called)
whose proceedings were published in the papers
of 10th inst.
jy12-st~- JAMES THAYEk.
NOTICE.
DON'T FORGET GENTLEMEN,
Il that making nice, soft French Calf
Strap Shoes aud Boots. Leave your orders,
c. A. DAVIS, 40 Bank street,
jyl2 doors from Main.
LOCAL" NEWS.
nEMING, THE GROCER,
~ NO. Z MAIN STREET.
Is in receipt of fine lot of Sugars, Teas, Cof-
fees, &C., and wishes all in want to come and see
him
OF COFFEES.
Prime Old Government Java, Laguyra and
Rio; as line Cotfees as one could wish for
OF SUGARS.
Patent Pressed Loaf, Coverings Crushed, Bal
timore Refined, A. b. G. Powdered and Granula-
ted all best grades.
OF TEAS.
Fine Gunpowders, Hyson, Imperll Japan, and
! Black Oolon9s, all dNe drawing Teas.
REFINED LEAF LARD
beautiful article, put up in tin pals contain
| ing 70 lbs, very nice for family use.
ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER.
Something really fine, by last steamer from
| New York, and
Splendid New Pine Apple Cheese.
! Call DEMING,
jyl2 No. Main street.
TNLOUR.-250 bbls Extra Flour.
IL so bbls Family Flour.
100 bbls Super. Flour.
so Fine Flour, in store and fol
sale by ....s
! junl6 WIN. +. ELLEN & co.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
1 CHANGE OF SEIZED ULE OF THE
SEAEOkRD A. R0ANOKE RAILROAD.

On and after June LIST, 1866, Passenger Trains
will be run as follows Leaving the foot of High
except on Sundays, connecting daily at Weldon
with trains for Newbern, Morehead City, Will
mington, Charleston, Savannah, Augusta, Raleigh
Charlotte, Columbia and all points in the South
and Southwest.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays connec-
lions are made with the fine steamer CELIA"
for Edenton, Plymouth, and all the landings on
the Blackwater and Chowan rivers.
Freight received daily, except Sundays from
8 a. M, to4 p. m. L. G.. CHIC,
Visit General Agent.
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MOURNING GOODS.
lust RECEIVED
u BLACK FARNESE.
Black NJ D Laine, double and single width
Black Berage "a and "a wide.
I" Grape maretz q and "a wide.
4" Famart.ne.
'' Grenadine, ''silk''
Z" Alpaca's. all qualities.
GO Bombazines, all qualities.
Together with a few Second Mourning Dress
Goods, in Lawn, Berages, Mozambi1ues, Pop
Inns, &c.
All to be sold low for Cash.
Call and examine at
CAPPS & PEET'S,
No. 45 Main street,
jyl3 opposite Mechanics Hall.
Old Dominion Il Virginian copy.
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CUTLERY CUTLERY!!
1T Nc. ii Market Square,
NoRFoLE, Va.
TENHIS is AN ARTICLE TO WHICH
Il l pay special attention, and keep at all times
most complete assortment of both fine and CON-
mon Cutlery, of Joseph Rogers Sons, James
Drabble g. Co., j. Russell & Co., Fred k Ward 4
Co., W. c. Corsan & Co., Lamson, Goodnow
& Co., VIM. Sanderson & Son, Hargreaves, Smith
& Co., W. & S. Butcher, Meridian Cutlery Co.,
Wilson, Hawk worth, Ellison & Co., Geo. West
enholm 4 Son, 7. Smith 6 Co., H. Boxer Co.,
Mappin Bros, VIM. Thns. Stainforths.
to replenish my Stock by each Steamer, with
new and desirable goods for this market
Ny Stock of Assorted Hardware is complete.
Call and xamine.
W. r. HUDGINS,
jyl3 Hardware Importer.
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FI4UURI FLUURII
WE have in store and are receiv-
W ing large supply of FLOUR, which we
offer to the trade at Baltimore prices, expenses
added.
100 bbls Family Flour,
2l8 " High Grade Extra Flour,
$50 90 Extra Flour,
100 e Super Flour,
so {" Fine Flour
Our facilities are such, that we are prepared
to offer great inducements.
iyl3 VIM. F. ALLEN & c..
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DLAN KS.-Bills of Lading.
ID Railroad Receipts,
Manifests,
Powers of Attorney,
Not on all the Banks,
Drafts, &C., DC.
For sale by
jyl3 STEWART & DEFY.
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THE GREATEST NOVELTY OUT.
A MUSICAL n o % 8 T r., whose
IN growing is equal to nature, that wakes you
up the morning, and puts you to sleep at night,
for the moderate sum OF ten cents,
The trade supplied at generous discount.
Shop-keepers would do well to give me a call,
and provide themselve with a most wonderful
toy, and one that will sell like hot cakes.
jun2 CHARLES JORDAN.
The Placer herald., 1866-01-20

HYPOCRISY. The .Nountan Democrat says
the Republicans profess to be ardent admirers OF
Washington AID Jefferson. two noted rebels.
whose "di>l yaly' to their Government gave Us
cur indcpendUrce- and the Old blue light Federal
organs and politicians, .ho have spent their liv' 5
in viliiying the latter, are now daily proclaim
ing their earnest desires and sole aim to be TO
bring he Government back to the principles and
policy of Washington and Jefferson on the sa-
very question? Arc they sincere? Do not their
actions contradict their professions? How stood
those illustrious men on de slavery question:.
The following brief paragraph illustrates:
"Washineton approved the atnss on of two
slave States into the Union approved the slave
law OF 1893 demanded payment OF Enellnd for
slaves ~ property, and owned slaves rs long rs
he livedl Jefferson annexed to the Union, by
treaty slave Louisiana, lincluding what is nov
Kansas Territory and approved the compact
with Georgia. in 1923, which made Mississippi
and Alabama saveho!diuy St,tes.'
The Placer herald., 1866-01-20

DoN'T LIKE IT.-Thc California Volunteers sta
toned at Fort Whipple, ARIZONA Territory. are
much disguised with the country and occupation
Of fighting Apachts a letter from one Of the
soldiers states the Company is kept busy escort
ing prospecting parties and scouting for Indians.
Four men, whose names are not mentioned have
been killed since the Company went to Fort
WhIppe. The soldiers do not like the Indian
style Of fighting. They sknlh behind rocks aud
trees along the line Of travel, picking off unarm
ed companies or struggling soldiers, aud never
liskng an engagement.
The Placer herald., 1866-01-20

Why SLEEP THEY? What has become of the
superl.tivey loyal, magniicently silly and ex-
travagantly pompous resolutions eulogistic OF
Mr.. Lincoln introduced into The House by Speak
er Yue and passe in hot haste and with nice
discrimination. by the intelligent Assembly and
digniicd Senate. They were passed, reconsider
cd ard referred to a committee of loyalists. Why
do not the committee say something about them
Do they intend to suppress them? Are they am
bilious 10 steal Yule's thunder? True. the reso-
luions are grandly sheepish but then they are
intensely loyal, and have received the approval
OF both Houses. Are The brilliant loyalists Of
the Senate and Assembly ashamed OF their o~n
bantling? Conc, gentlemen report. A curious
public is impaiently waiting to see how you will
dispose OF them. They are gem, in ther way,
and are worthy of the loyal legislative Intellect
OF California. Yule is entitled to the honor OF
introducing and tie Legislature the glory OF
passing them. .WOuntdin DemOcrat
The Placer herald., 1866-01-20
DAxIEI WERsrER ON pApER MhNEY Re-

DANIEL WEBSTER ON PAPER Money Re-
puDlArIoN -iIere is what Daniel Webs, r
said on the suhj-ct Of irredeemabe paper
money-surh as Congress has made legal
tender and such IA the banks (Which claim
exemption from taxa,ion) continue to issue
in disregard Of the law and of their charter.
The very man who has the deepest interest
in sound currency and who suffers most by
mischievious legislation in money matters is
lhe man vino earns his daily bread by his
daily toll. A deprecated cu rency, changes
of prices, paper money falling between morn
inc and noon. and falling between noon and
evening-,hese things constitute the very
harvest lime Of spectators and of the whole
race Of those " ho are at once idle and crafty :;
and of that other race, too the Catallnes, of
all times, marked so as to be known fore, er
by one stroke of the historians pen, m, n
greedy of other mems property, rodiga of
their own. Capitalists may out!ive such
Times. They may either prey on the ear-
ings f their per cent, or they may hoard.
But the laboiiug man-what can he hoard!
preyinG on nobody he becomes the prey of
all. His propert, is in his hards. His RI
lance his fund, his productive freehold his
all, is his labor. Whether he works on his
..ii ea.nel Ly his industry; and when the
money Of that country becomes deprecicat.d
and debased. whether it be aduteraled coin
or paper without credit that industry is rob-
led Of its reward. lie II en- labois for a
country whose laws cheat him out Of bis
bread.