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The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

Much PuzzLED.-Our oId-time Auburn
fisnd II. A. S hofsld. editor Of the San
Mateo County Gazette. seems much puzzled
over question we asked him some two
weeks ago. at time when We supposed our
friend was in such good and pleasant frame
OF mind with himself. the world. and the rest
OF mankind that nothing could disturb his
eqnianimity or call him back to the filthy
pool Of politics" We will explain. We
bad come to regard the Gazette as an indie
pendent paper from the course it had taken
against impeachment and bad though tina,
when,it denounced the impeachers Is i'm.
practicable crazy fellows, etc, that it had
really meant and intended to mean and in
clude all the crew of impearhers. Knowing
that Grant. considering the position be occu.
contemplate, in the eyes Of all decent men.
10 the course he took on the impeachment
question than all the Others, would be the
las. man the Gazette could defend. When
Grant said, II do not regard it as inconsist
ant with my duty as soldier to declare that
Iregaad impeachment as the only thing that
will give peace and safety 10 the country"
we supposed the Gozette would At least re-
gard him as being as bad il not worse than
the rest Of the impeachers whom It had op.
posed. The whole thing looked so incon.
sistsnt that we we're "puzzlsd and thought
somebody had rung in the Gran. article on
the Gazette. We will, as requested. guess
at the Gdsette's politics. We guess that
while there is but one candidate 10 the field
for President the Gazette will supper. him
but we reserve the right to guess again il any
more are nominated. Independent papers
you know, have the right, after all the tickets
are 10 the field to take their choice.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

COMMISSIONER APPoINTED.-Thomas II
S4lby. Of San Francisco, has been appointed
Com missioner under the Act Of the Legs.
la,ure. authorizing the sale Of certain over
flowed lands in San Mateo county to the
Tanning and Manufacturing Company vice
James O'Nsill, removed. Dispatch d Vanr
guard.
Gov. Haight, 10 this act. has proved him
self worthy the confidence and high esteem
10 which be is held by all candid and Oh,
serving men 10 the State. 1t is not often
that a Governor can be found who has the
will and determination to promptly remove
a bad man who has been imposed upon him
through Misrepresentation. The above is a
case in point and one that shows that His
ExcslIency will not continue an incompeten,
or corrupt man in Office, even il appointed
by himself Let Governor Haight make
this the stern rule of his administration and,
a few more such examples will relieve him
from applications for place by corrupt and
designing men. We are not permitted to
doubt but the Governor had good and ur-
gent reasons for removing O'Nei, summary
as he did,
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
Saturday, the 27th day OF June, A. d. I S8S.
SUM MONS.

The People Of the State of California. to The
.Ne,D York and California Mining Company.
composed of IVutiom Holdredge ct al,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned 10 appear before
i me, at my Office in Auburn. Placer county.
State of California, within three months from the
18th day OF June, 1868, to answer the complaint Of
John Van Gicson, wherein he prays judgment
against you torl the sum OF Two Hundred and
Eighty-lwo Dollars and ixty-four cents (S282.64)
in an action for debt, on an account for the price
and value OF lumber and freight sold and deiv.
cred to Defendants, by Plaintiff. between the l4th
day OF May, 1867 and the l4th day OF September,
1867, amounting 10 S2S2 "a, see account filed
with up. And take notice ii you fail so to up.
pear and Answer Plaintiff will take judgment
against you IN default in the sum OF S2S264. TO-
gether with interest on the same and the costs Of
suit and apply TO said Court Tor the reliet prayed
Tor.
Given under my band, this 26th day Of may.
A. D. 1868. r. Z. POLAND,
Up, TIP. No. 8, Placer Go. Cal.
Philip W. Thomas, Attorney for Plaintiff
June Is, lS68.-3m.
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NOTICE.


Application to Disprove Mineral Lsnl.
United STATES LAMB OFFICE,
Sacramento, Cal. May 22d, 1861
WHEREAS. Application has been made 70
w this office by Samuel Ros. Bradley ct AZ:
citizens of the United States and residents o'
Placer county, California. asking that day
hxed tor hearing Of testimony. as to whether see
North half Of the South east quarter IN. rs:
e. ~ and the Southwest quarter Is. W: T. o!
sect on twenty-one (2l.) in Township eleven ~
North Of Range seven ~ East Of Mt. D'aolo
meridian. is more valuable for mineral tnau
agricultural purposes" Said tracts having been
heretofore reserved by the United States "
Mineral Land" .Nov therefore. notice is hels,
~ given that we, the und' rsigned, Register ana
Receiver OF the United States Land once "
Sacramento, California have appointed
Monday, the goth day Of July next, ct
O'Clock, p. NJ
at our Office in Sacramento. NJ the time and place
for the hearing Of said testimony; at which tIms
and place all parties interested in said aoo.1
described tNcts, or who may have personal Know,
edge as to their character and desire 10 at'enu'
will be heard. And the data and informa' .vs
upon which eaiJ tracts were reserved " ~
United States a. Mineral Lands" will lneo '''
there he exhibited.
WIN. NEELY JOHNSON, RegeseI'
EDWARD w. WILLETT. Receiver
May S0th, 1s68-6w
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The RECORDS EYE WHIMSICAL eye

The RECORDS EYE WlrNEss.-An eye
witness gives the Sacramento Record an ac'
count of the excursion from Sacramento to
CoItax, on Wednesday last, the occasion be.
ing the dedication Of the new Masonic Hall
at the latter place, 10 which some funny
things occurred. After giving history Of
the excursion as far as Roseville, and dgree.
sing little, be proceeds:
"But to return to that connected with
"the day we celebrate" We arrived at Col
fax at half past one P. NJ, having taken into
the train with us on the route delegations
from Iowa Hill, Forest Hill, Nevada, Grass
Valley. Dutch Flat, and other place."
1t does really seem Jimmy that train Of
cars making the run from Sacramento 10
Colfax should take "into the train with US
on the route delegations from Iowa Hill,
Forest Hill. Nevada, Grass Valley. Dutch
Flat DO" Eye witness may have, depending
on bic eyes aIons for information. mistaken
Rockin for Iowa Hill, Newcastle for Nevada
Auburn for Grass Valley. and Clipper Gap
for Dutch Flat DC. We we're about to
adopt the report Of the excursion, dedication
and Ball, given by the Record, but when We
got down this far We threw up the sponge,
acknowledging our utter inability either to
understand or explain to our readers the
strange things that we're seen and really CO.
CURED on this remarkable excursion!!
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
CONSTARIE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution issued by R. e.
ID Poland Justice OF the Peace, Of Township
No. 8, Placer County, State Of California. on the
9th day OF June, 1868, and 10 me directed in
favor oil John Worseley and against John Sopher,
judgment One Hundred and Fifty Dollars (Sl50)
in current gold coin OF the United States, with
interest from date on judgment at the rate OF Z
per cent. per annum. have levied upon, seized,
and will expose to public sale, at the Court house
door, on
Saturday, the 27th day OF June, A. D. 1858.
at the hour Of 2 o'clock. P.M all the right title,
interest aud claim Of the said John Sopher in and
to the following described property lying and
being in Placer county to wit All that certain
tract, piece or parcel Of ground or town lot lying
between the blacksmith shop commonly called
White L. Co.'s shop and the lot known as the
old Orleans Hotel lot, being abont seventy five
feet wide and running from Washington street
back one hundred feet more or less together with
all improvements, buildings, appurtenances there
unto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
CHARLES HIGGINS,
Constable, Township No. 3.
Auburn, Junel3th, lSG8-td.
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

MY SON, HENRY KILLER, between Is and
IXl IA years old, left my residence at Spring
Valley Ranch near Rattlesnake. in Placer coun-
~. on Monday morning last, June lst 1868. The
boy is small for his age and was dressed. when he
left, in dark wooden JACKET. brown pants. brown
hat, and new shoes with nails in the bottom.
Was last heard of It Auburn depot. All persons
are cautioned not to trust or harbor the boy
but are earnestly urged to give information that
may lead to his recovery by his parents. lnfor.
nation can be left with George A. Keehner, at
Auburn. JOHN MILLER.
Auburn, June Sd. l86s.-4w
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

crown 10 WhICn tney are Set.
White men Of California, you who have
sons and daughters who you hope to see
succeed to q Government like that left to
you BY your patriotic forefa,hsrs, rally
against this party and sweep it out Of exis'
tsuce, and 90 the tornado uproots the trees
Of the forest, dig it out, root and branch.
and let even the place Of It's existence be
bIo,ted from the memory Of man. Rally
agsins, this party which in California place
you poor laboriug white men as serfs beside
their Coolis slaves, and in ten States Of the
t'uon have actually placed white men, your
brothers in race, even below the bssotted ig.
norant negroes Of Africa! And yet they
call this Liberty !! OSMAN.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

FIRE.-On Thursday last a car load Of
hay caught fire at the Auburn depot, the
train was run up the trsrk few tods and
the hay heaved overheard, rolling down into
the Bear River ditch, damming up the water
and forcing the whole volume over the bank,
flooding and filing Neall and Wakup's
spring. and rushing through Lset, Cru'cber
Cravens, and Crandall's lots at fearful
rate. We have not heard the amount oil
damages sustained. If The train had been
taken a few rods further north all would
have been we'll, but as it is there are good
grounds Of complaint.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DR.. +. Bross.
PRAcTlcINc PHYSICIAN.
COLFAx, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
Sept. 7th, ls66.-my.
DISSOLUTION OF Co.PARrNERsH1p.

THE co.partnership heretofore existing between
L wv. WARNER and CHAs. KRlNKLE. under the
name and style Of Bonner Lake Brewery"
have this dry Dissolved. All persons indebted to
the said firm, and also oil persons having claims
against the sumo, will preeent them 10 w..
WARNER, who is alone authorized to settle the
business Of the late co-partnership concern.
CHARLES KRINKLE,
Truckee, Nevada Co. CAL, June, 6, lS6s.-3w
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

THANKS We are indebted to y. w
Gslwicks, State Printer, for a bound vol
ume Of the Statutes of California, passed
at the seventeenth session Of our Legisla.
ture. The workmanship in every part is
complete and the volume as a whole, is in.
deed decidedly Aattering to our new State
Printer.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT WE
have appointed JOHN WORsLEY our Agent. for
the collection of Tolls, etc. No abatement will
be made On Tolls from the schedule rates, unless
by special agreement. from aud after this date.
Auburn, June IL, 1858.
MARINER l. WILLARD.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
Democratic County Central Committee.

At large, John Conner, Robert Gordon, VIM.
n. Crucher
OFFICERS: R c. Poland. Chairman; Robt Cor
don, S. cretary; VIM M Crutcher, Treasurer.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE: R. c. Poland. Robert
Gor.iou John Conr or, j. W Blanchard, DR.. D. &.
Turney.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

EspIosAoE AT WAsHISoroN.-B Butt or, the
beast, has been exceedingly busy and maig-
nant, since the impeachment failure and
has threatened Senators with dire vengeance,
and expulsion. With vague ideas about
bribery, etc. the Star Chamber Committee
has been summoning and arrssting citizens.
newspaper correspondents, etc, with The
view Of ex.orting evidence against some one
or other Of the Senators The detectivs inHu.
ence has been sdborned and a strict survsi.
lance placed over the actions Of men," Set a
rogue TO catch rogue Was never more
applicable. 1t is reported that prior to Satur.
day Chief Justice base was tracked incessan.
fly. Nobody entered bis house without. oh.
ssrvation. The persons with whom be dined
were marked. So with respect to Senators
Fssssudsn. TrumbulI, Grimes, Henderson.
Van Wrinkle Fowler, and Ross. The espiou.
age was so strict on Friday night that some Of
the detectives employed missed and mistook
their men. am informed to day says .
correspondent, one Of the most violent i'm
peschsrs 10 the Chamber, was tracked that
evening by detective who laborsd under
the impression that his man was q doubtful
one. This detective had long chase, which
ended at house Of illfams. The hostess. 40
it is said. agreed for consideration to open
the door Of the apartment to which the prey
Of the detective had hied. The spy psepsd i,
behind the senator, q bottle Of vine, several
glasses, and three damssls 10 decidedly very
osgligen, attire, and vanished, overcome with
disappointment and disgust. The Senator
thus spprshended is said to be a"mau Of
acknowledgements.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.

~ sTRAYED OR STOLEN, on Sat
NIX urday, the 18th Of April, a Sorrel
W " horse about four or five years old,
white face, four white legs and branded Z on
right thigh. A liberal reward VIII De gwen tne
finder. JAMES NOAAN'
Auburn, April 25th, 1868.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

A Fair Joke Abiding TO the very brief
letter Of acceptance from General Grant.
and the somewhat dffuse epis,le Of Colfax 10
the same purpose. The Missouri Republican
recalls Lord Dundreary's couundrum, and
says that in this case tbe tale ways the
dog,'-Er.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

WEArnER.-In the fore part of the weel
it WAS cold and stormy, Wednesday anc
Thursday cool and pleasant, and on yes
terday pretty warm.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS
n T. e. KEWEN Of Los Angeles
THOS. ] HENLEY OF Mendocino
VIM. r. WALLACE Of San Francisco
A. H. DlBBLE OF NEVADA
GEORGE PEARCE OF Son0ma
ALTERNATE ELECTORS.
rR ANCvsCO RICO OF Monterey
vnnN n xuT~rRRU.I. OF S0l0UO
7 BURCKHALTER ofMariPosa
n. r. MYRES . Of F1scoE
7. N. MARTIN OF Dusse
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

RIPE FRUlTs.- Aprico's are abundant ir
the valleys, and around Msrysville, ant
ripe peaches have made their appearance,
in The San Francisco market.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

The Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of New York. who
is writing "History Of the Devil" has
gone to New Bedford, Massachusetts, to
procure material for bis wo,k.-Er.
Good place. TayIor's head ia sound.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

SURVEY CoMPLErED.-The Truckee and
Virginia Railroad survey has been completed
The grade from Carson 10 Virginia is an uni.
form rise Of ll6 feet to the mile. Work on
the road will soon be commenced.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
Religious Notice.

NJ E. CHURCH. There will be regular preach
ing at this Church, in Auburn, every Sunday at
II o'clock, A. ". and u o'clock, Pm.
N. r. PECK. Resident Minister
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

At large J. P. IIoGE. THos. N. CAzNEAu, J. h
BAIRD, GEO. PEN JOHNSTON. and CREED RAYMOND
San Francisco J. W. CoFFROrH. JOHN bloLER,
Sacramento; J. S. MEREDITH, Folsom.
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srArE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.

cov Up HocE Chairman. |
1uos " CAzxrAu Secretary
GEO PEN JOHNSTON ..................I treasurer
ord ~ WM WATT
arJ @ ROBr. FERRAL
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WIZ, Certainly.

In 1868, when the Urion soldiers Of Upper
East Tennessee we're rec,Lsg ont the rebel
murderers, robbers and house-burners-ths
CoPPcrheais and Rebels raised = great = hue
and cry" about the barbarity Of East Ten
nessee Union men. Now that the Rebels are
committing The fOulest murders and robbie
rieS al over the State under the name ,f Ku
KluI, in disguise, they are exceedingly care
iul to smOOthe things over BY f~dsshOod.
They now say that the accounts Of thsse
murders are Radical iies-when the crimes
they try TO cover up are committed at their
very doors Consistency, thou art a jewel
not, however in the hands of bloody, lyiaE
Corpsrheads and Rebels.
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plause had subsidized fancy | see a column
marching through the streets Of ChicPgO,
Consigning these dead politicians to the post
remote cemetery iu sho city. He called up-
on the soldiers Of The nation to rcpemses al
ways how they have been trea,ed by lid men
whom they have hOnoredl ~ giylag .hCm bon.
orNble positions, and he hoped that they
would SEE thatthey are not agaiu fooled by
politicians,
At the conclusion Of the General $ speech,
one Of the Secretaries read a communication
from the Common Council Of Chicago ten.
deriEg the Soldiers and Sailors Convention
the hospitality Of the city, A vote Of thanks
10 the COUNSEL was unanimously adopted.
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YHE BOYS IN Blue!
The Soldiers and Sailors COnYen.
ilOA at Chicago!

This Convention was one Of abe grandest
Affairs Of the Kind that was ever held in
America. General John A. Logan was elect
ed President Of the Convention, but resigned
In favor Of Gov. Fairehild.
We see that our distinguished candidate
for Congress-Gsn. John B.. Rodgers-was
elected one Of the Vice Presidents.
Aner the organization OF the Convention,
Gov. Fsirehild having announced that the
father or Gen. Grant was in the house, load
calls were made for him, and ke Reluctantly
responded and took his place on the stage,
the band playing " Hail Columbia rs Mr.
Grant took his seat beside the Chairman.
The entire Convention rose, and IN three
times three testified their respect for the
father Of The %natiOn's chiehain. A speech
was loudly called Tor, and Mr.. Grant adjust
ing his spsctAcles, rose and briefly addressed
the Convention. HeNFas astonishedthat he
who had done nothing in particular for the
great war tor the country, should be called
upon by the braves OF the nation to speak to
them: Replies by the Convention: " You had
a boy that is enough y Ahsr eIhOrting
the Convention to moderation and prudence
IN their proceedings, the old gentleman took
bis seat uudsr the widest pIaudits.
Gen. Cochran Of New York, addresed the
c~oavenliOu. He said, in substance, that sv-
cry true soldier in The country would, be
hoped, Si as a juror upon the conduct Of the
seven political traitors in ihe UhIted Ststes
Senate, aud would give in q verdict cash
isring them aaA dismissing them from the
service Of their .s0untry. Senator Ross, be
once vas, but be "a now but dross. Trum-
ban has been, bu. ihs country has east him
o. ahd ths verdict sf the people viii con-
''gn bin to a political grave too deep forr,s-
airee'ton. No net forgrt-said the Geusral
-fessssdsa, uAo rsals AiEssii wish the
ifAi'ofs TO Ab souatry aud 70 the soldiers Of
iows. he would say Dig = gray. sr II.
deed drim's snd bury bin as deep as bis as.
tor ~hile aiits, win warrant yos, RAJ mi,
Fo'H' the easd struck w Win The Rogue,
HAreh. in,erroruss tbs speaker, bu, 10 IN.
evident satisfaction o. IN, Who vshemsnsly
shrrrsd1 The General ,uia. When n, an.
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End Of the Third Volume OF the
Union Flag.

This number closes the Third Tolunc of
the East Tennessee onion Flag. Three years
ago to-day we hung our banner upon the
outer wall of the battlements Of Republican
Liberty she still rares' And with our
present prospect of y large and increasing
circulation, and having Right on our side, we
intend to roll on the ball with the march Of
Progress, and with the tenaci,y of grim d,ath
ITSELF What though Andy johnson is ac-
quitted-wbst though rebels and their allies
secure a temporary vietory-wif il not make
every true Union man the stronger in the
faith? Will it not give a new impetus to.
loyalty, as did defeat on many n bloody field ?
Win it not bring certain aud glorious victory
in the end when tue demon of bribery
and corruption shall have been throttled, Us
was the demon of Rebellion? Surely, there
is nothing to discourage us. Then, let us 90
on IL me good rork, as we surely and most
determiuedly shall. With our noble leaders
Grant aud Colfax--we defy the worhi tE
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1913. .ga EIDP STIRIS I
WIN. T. HOPKINS aowS NlA'
a~HgYsrONE SKIRTS

Are tbs best and Cheapest LoH, PRICED =
IN she market. Trail skirts, Y pnst M
springs, &l.20 and 10 springs. tl,R' W 80
'Vspes, 10 springs, 70 cents % tprihs' 49,"
springs, sI.l5i and 20 aphng'' 80
aoarO WS Make :" Of a ESlOS sklkI ~
Tape Trails, from 70 70 y sPr,nss 80
Plain. llx tapes q. To- 70 springs W.. ,oINS
$3.50. These skirts are better thaa loeg .@a
establishments As arBt class goods ~
Our OWN make Of " Chanplsp W. IT,, ,
evcrY way, superior TO All other ttr ,vnl
the bubble and only have to b eaamIs.i db
convince et6ry one % the f1rtl nanrh ", N
heat unfinished English 9teel sPn-5 ,,.p :
ror tapes. and the style Of Tho msisu iss,br .
manner of srcuring them, safPa.. iei ~ 80
eresllence anv cher Skirt IN ihil pels.uf
Iighter. more olasfle, win Wear lqusef N
i,iaetiop. and arc rrsflJ cheaper mar " ! srlsiT
80 .t,.iJ ~, 6oa They arc belng ~ 80
n. si.rss.ui, Wrooehmi this and aaa'Ss ~
vcrV molorafe prices. II you Hss' y u y
.,Hopkin's Champion sAift. yir -
them. get the merchant With unom =, f,raf
lbeE, foF mo. 81 come OF ssnd dlflstu .,wa y
VII ana or digersUt grades % b y
ihsy need. and We especially mr :, ,sihH
examine COR exientiEs nssofinsH' :.
aals Pfiee Iist. ,pidss
. 10 hsd At Retail at hAnaiaete.1 sIn,
tan Trade generally, and AZ Npo,.a |, iiFs
turer only, 10 whom all order AZ ~
llsnnfsctory And Salosreom ~
iwesn 6fh and Ith Streets, RhpAsst gpiApe
i6smay9mos -
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COrrnDnOnf

The following Is taken rom Ha certain
v%irtuous Democratic newspaper called The
Nar Tort Hsrid. 'dEia .I lrlf hna
Let the men " wealth IN this eiV. With
out regardto party, assemble At The Exchange
or IN the Cooper Institute and sahtcFibe a
sahrient tum-ten millions OF dollars n
ussd BeAto bsy q hE6rsbls verdict There
are "a Rpdioal stnators Whese terms Of oaRos
expire On 1859. Beyond that iiue they are
sure Of no political position 90 far as lhey
know nov, they are eeriaih Of 90 paytng
place.i SurSly ns many 30 eight 81 noe
ntn woaIa 81 rather bs sore % q siRian
each ID band than ~ wait for lbs pncettainll
iyefa $4,000 oHes ~ pnd By Lsi % buYI
tbeiF. vote1 a. THAR oWn price ~
u eommsuting upon de shove w. Grsiey
mys BOO laf
'lff W. World has half . eolamn 10 stars,
70 trast tbe editor viii tel us iuti how he
ihgivss vith biz grand Drmocnuc scheme o.
bHying vcsss for cash IN hand. Some nsn
you'd call the propotef Of sueh q eieautie
oltrsFe . teoobdrei We re eouNtl 70 call
bins Democrat ihough, feally he tsrps
are co.Teaiife n.
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PLATFORM.

"LRT OUR LAWS AND Our INSTITUTIONS SPEAK
RLACK MKS, Sor OF MEN. OF ANY coNrLExIoS
rUr LIKE rue LAWS OF GoD-Tnc TEN COMMAND
HENTs ASD THE LORD's PRAYER-LET THEM
sPEAK OF rHE PEOPLE. HORACE MAYNARD.
a. Treason must he made odious, Traitors must be
punished and Impoverished they must not only be
%puuished, hat their social power must be destroyed; and
Nrer making tuasrn 0'IouH, every Union man and the
S~~vrThment shOuhi be reimbursed ont II the pockets Of
those who have Ihattel this great suffering upon the
e-aAIry.-ANDREW JOHNSON, April I, lSG5.
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The Rebel FalSChOOl AbOut Gen.
Grant and the Nomination,

The following ia a " clinchsr" to the rebel
falsehoOd in regard to Gen. Grant not &C
cepting the nomination for President:
Gen Sickles received-At Chicago the follow
ing dispatch, VIZ:
WAsmSGrOS, May l2.-Thc dispatch in the
Herald Of this morning in which | am report.
ed to have said that Gen. Grant would de-
cline the nomination under certain circum.
stances, aud that he had written a letter to
that effect, is entirely without foundation.
GEO. ". DENF,