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The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

DIAMONDS. alleged discovery of IA
rich diamond field in Arizona has for some
time been the cause of great excitement
among spectators and the speculative COM
munity. Influential and respectable men
have been induced to believe the ailirmatons
respecting the chances of acquiring immedi-
ate wealth by investing in the Arizona da-
mond enterprise as true, and have given
their names and assistance in organizing an
expedition for the purpose of further develop
ing these discoveries. From the best anihor-
ity and most reliable sources, the whole af-
fair has turned out humbug. Late dis
patches from London affirm that these dia-
monds, purporting to come from Arizona,
were bought of Ritter, Levcrson & Co.
Diamond Brokers, in that city.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

IMPURE E.-When the Committee of One
Hundred busted" it left such stencil
that the Board of Health Immediately placed
that part of the city where the eruption took
place under sanitary regulations.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

New PAPER.-We are in receipt of the
second number Of new paper, recently
started in New Bremen, Ohio, called the
Bremen Ad,ance, published by Walkup &
Walkup, brother and nephew to Jos. Walk
up. of this paper. The Adcance Indicates
from its appearance, a remarkably good be-
ginning. Its appearance is neat its matter
spicy and to the point, and its politics s
Democratic to the backbone We hail it as
Il messenger of good, sent out to further the
prime iples of "HoNEsrY. AND Reform" and
while we pray for the success of its princi-
pies, we hope the Adrance may make such
sdvancements as will secure for itself credit
nd for its founders prosperity.
C0oaC FRANCIS TRAIN was forcbly elected
4 Il opisyille Convention.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

VERMONT This State held the election
for State officers on the Sd inst. The Re
Publicans claim the State by % 600 ma
jority, and seem to rejoice over the victory.
We don't see the cars,. 1t is the strongest
Republican State in the Union, and if the,
can't get respectable majority there, wheye,
in the name Of common sense, can they? In
1868 this same State returned a ma iority Of
81, 1872 for Grant, and if they have at The
recent election polled full vote, as they
claim to have done, the returns at their own
figures show falling off of over 1000.
May we not all rejoice?
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

Two men recently broke out of an Ohio
JAIL leaving behinl them a note, saying
L" We must 20 and vote for Grant" That's
the kind who'll do it.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

CHEAP.-Paper suits for gentlemen can
be bought in Boston for G2l cents. 1t would
be well TO have news printed on them so
that lie who runs may read
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

FIRMSEss OF CHARACTER One Of the
most serious and ofl-repeated charges made
against Mr. Greeley is, that he does not
posses sufficient firmness Of ebarcter to
Withstand the pressure which the corruption
ISIS would bring TO bear against him, if
elected to the Presidency. We admit that
lack Of stability and power to resist tempt
alton is a serious objection, and should opcr
ate against the selection of any man to the
high Office which Mr. Greeley aspires to-
We say, and h,ve said, that Horace
Greeley is not deficient in these most desira-
ble traits, but to the contrary, possesses
them to a very remarkable degree, and for
proof of our assertion we would refer the
reader to letter of his addresse to the
Union League Club, which will be found on
Tie first page of this issue, and which, in our
opinion. exhibits a tirmness not even excelled
by General Jackson himself, whom it is sld
al the bunk corporations in the country
could not move.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

MARK This ''ONE' '.--Senator Cole { Rad
from this State has been sending circulars out
here to Democrats, requesting them TO organ
size "Straight Democratic Clubs" His cir
culars were returned, with the information
that there was not enough of that class il
the whole State to constitute a club Thi-
shows how it s
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

FIRE. "A QcslructNe hro occurred at sac
ramento last Thursday evening. One wo-
mankled, several crippled and others burned.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, August 2Sth, 1872,
TNllE CAPE HORN PLACER MINING
4 Company--a orporation--havng filed his
application in this Office for Patent to n mining
claim and the law and instructions in such eases
provided having been complied with, it is
hereby ordered that the annexed Notice of
such application be published for sixty days in
the PLACER HERALD, newspaper published
nearest the location of said cllim ut Auburn, in
Placer County, State of California.
L. 3. MCFARLAND,
Register.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07
OLD COLONY NURSERIES,
AND
SEED NVAIeICIEOJ sS-C.
plyn1 oI:n, Ml5J.
Established in 1872.
FINE DUTCH BULBS.

Fresh Garden, Flower Tree and Shrub, Ever
green, Fruit and Herb seeds, prepaid by mail.
A complete and udicous assortment % sorts Of
either class 100 The six classes $50 pack
cts) for $500. Also, an immense stock OF one
yelr grated Fruit Trees, Small Fruits. Fruit
stocks, Young Fruit, Ornamental and Evergreen
Seedlings, Bulbs Roses, Vines, House and
Border Piants, &c, &c, the most complete as
Sortment in Amc.ica. Prepaid by mail Priced
Catalogues to any address also trade lists, gratis
Seeds on Commission. Agents Wanted
j. NJ. WATSON,
Old Colony Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth, Mass. Established 1872
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07
SINH N-siEICOND
1910. ANNIVERSARY 1872.
OF -
CHILEAN INDEPENDENCE!
ENd DEg HLS'E HILL.
u Il Q q II \ NJ NJ J.,
Agreed to and approved for the celebration Of the
~.
EIGHTEENTH OF SETEMBER.


In commemoration of SIXTY SECOND ANNI-
VERSARY ofthe INDEPENDENCE of CHILE
Flrst-At dnybreak triumphal arch Will b,
pl iced in the spacious street of Forest Hill, III
which will be seen the national colors, and othel
cmblems.
Second 1t daybreal the national flag and
those OF the allies yill he saluted with dIscharg.
Of twenty guns. Immediately after will be d
chorus OF young ladies and gentlemen, accom-
panied bg the large Brass Band of Auburn
Ihlrd-At nine O'Clock there Will be a general
meeting at the beautiful saloon Of the Forest
House, for the distribution Of badges.
Fourth-At eleven O'Clock VIII be held mass
of thanksgiving, which will take place in the
Catholic church of San.Jose, Tor the eternal re-
pose Of the martyrs of independence.
Fifth-At twelve O'Clock the second salute will
be fred and the ban of music will play on the
balcony of the Forest House.
SiXh-At two O'Clock the procession will be
formed starting f.om the Forest House. viii
march through the principal parts of the town
and back to the starting point
Soventh-On thu return the procession will
enter the Forest House, where literary exercises
will be held First, brilliant overture will be
played by the band. Second, the Act of the
Independence of Chile will he read by j. Rojas
Third, the order of the day; j. Kojas will deliver
n speech analogous to the occasion we celebrate
Fourth, Music. Fifth the national anthem Will
be sung in chorus by both ladies and gentlemen.
Sixth, the American NATIONAL anthem sung by
the Misses Salgado. Seventh, choice pieces of
Music will be played by the band.
Eghth-The third discharge Of twenty-one
guns
Ninth-At seven o'clock in the evening the
front OF the Forest House will be illuminated by
colored lamps expressing the word "UMI0N"
followed by artificial fireworks with the band in
attendance playing martial music.
Ttnth- At nine O'Clock in the evening dance
will be held, with supper served after twelve
o'cloek
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07
FOR PRESIDENT,
HORACE GREELEY.
OF NEW YORK.
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
B. GRATZ BROWN

OF MISSOURI.
Electors.
J. G. SHORB. ..... San Francisco
F. NJ. PfXLEY ............ San Francisco
10 HAMILTON, ...................P p acer
Y. II. ROSENBAUM ... San Francisco
PETER DONAHUE San Mateo
JOHN YULE. .......................P Placer
AIteYnateS.
A. HAGAN Observation-Disclosures. Santa Cruz
a SHEhhA A..............,..... oail 5ohtIuIi
JUAN b. CASTRO ..... ....... Monterey
ROBERT McGARNEY .. .Mendocino
JOHN rAGGETT TT.....Hu Humboldt
A. j. SPENCER R..............S Santa Clara
FOB CONGRESS-.
SECOND DISTRICT.
pASCHAL COGGINS.
The Placer herald., 1872-09-07
Application for 4 Patent
- TO A
PLACER MINING CLAIM
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

No. $50.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

How They Feel In Tennessee and Kentucky.
lsprngneld (renn.,l letter TO Cincinnati COmmmer-
ciall
How are you getting along over the line " |
asked Of the dark and bloody Butternut from
the light and cheerful ground.
We'll sir, only middling Times are hard
and money is scarce, and politics and 90 on is a
little gloomy. Ihe way the Radicals carried
everything up North few DAYS ago sOrter kind
er froze Us up. We had been told how the Gree
ley party would sweep everything, but it turns
out that they got swept pretty bad II has dis
couraged US nightly. We won't carry Kentue-
Ky 20 big now as we thought We would Our
people don't want 10 commit themselves to him
unless they rec chance to elect him. So a
heap Of our people will stay away from the polls
Our people will say that they don't want to have
the name Of voting for such severe old North
era man unless there is hope OF his election.
They don't want TO make the record on themsel.
Yea. We are mighty in Kentucky on record,
and pedigree, and all that sort Of thing. We
would like to have our acts and doings pas
muster ne1t generation az well az this.
The people Of this State have never been very
sanguine Of Greeley'a election, and there is a
not to vote for INN II they consider he has no
chance.
Near Springfield Is a large Touring mill worth
some twelve thousand dollars, For months the
owners have been offering it for nine thousand,
payable when Grant Is elected. There are no
takers. The people here we're wonderfully san
gulne OF Greeleys election when first nominated
and it was only now and then that some venture
some Radical could be found with courage gufi-
Gent to bet on Grant. The late elections have
knocked the bottom out Of things, and nov bet
ting at Nashville Is fifteen 10 hundred. which
shows the Tennessee estimate Of Cireeev's
chances 70 be rather slm
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
THE PROSPECT M MIssouR1.

Mr. Thomas g. Janyier formerly OF this
State, but now OF what he Justly terms "the
great State Of Missouri, writes US, from Jeffer-
son City, on the 26th. He says liam glad Of
your prospect Of carrying the Diamond State for
Grant and Wilson. We hope and expect to bring
this State into line, with her fifteen electoral
votes. Democrats all over the State, are de-
serting Greeley and Brown mostly for OConor
and Adams, but some for Grant In this town
ship, (Jefierson,) the straight-outs will have
about 100 votes and as our locality corresponds
in size to the Delaware Hundreds You may
form an idea Of the result in county, and the
total in our State which includes sixty-two
counties oConer and Adams, think, vii
poll 10000 votes in Missouri. II 80, the coalition
ticket will certainly be defeated, even here.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
PIT DELAWARE LIZ LINE,

Every proper consideration appeals to the
people OF Delaware TO put it in the line Of the
Republican states. Upon all thegreat questions
which have agitated the country sinee 1856, the
Democratic leaders have now surrendered to the
Republicans, and even in Delaware. the men who
led in the white Mans Party" movement Of
1870, are to-day marching behind the banner Of
Horace Greeley.
Such = concession proves the greatness Of the
Republican ideas. The DemocrAtieleaders yield
to their force How, then, can any one persist
in antagonizing themi Why should those among
the masses Of our people, who have hitherto op-
posed the Republican candidates, ,eontinueIlonger
a contest which their own leaders now admit il
both inappropriate and hopeless
The proper issue in Delaware, to-day, is Loca
Reform. 1t includes State and County Affairs
1. involves the important subjects Of Taxation
Representation, the Collection Of Debts, and
other kindred and equally important matters.
These come home to every man, and effect the
happiness Of every family, whether its home be
grand or humble. They are, indeed, Home
Questions.
In all these particulars, the Republican candi-
dates are pledged to..act, il elected, in the in
terest Of popular reformation Of abuses In
New Castle county those gentlemen whom We
support for the Legislature have been specihcal-
ly interrogated upon the leading issues, and
have plainly replied that they are sincerely devo-
ted to the Reform which the people ask. We
know they answer truly. They are but expresg-
ing the ardent desire Of the great mass Of the
Republicans Of Delaware, and they represent
purposes long entertained and now fully resolved
upon The people may be sure ofsthis, that the
Republican organization, il it shall besplaeed in
charge Of the State will equalizs and tighten the
burdens Of taxation; will lop of unnecessary
expenses will take some effective step toward
an equalization Of Representation in the Legis-
lature will give relief to the oppressed laboring
population, by iudicious and humane Exemption
Laws, and repeal Of the Attachment System
and in all kindred ways will seek to place our
good Commonwealth in a situationseq1al to the
most favored Of her sisters
The time Of election il near Z Let the people
vote to advance their own interesta and pro-
mote the general welfare. They will do that by
the choice Of the Republican candidates, and
not otherwise
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
4 Woman,. Conndenee Gnme.

A CERTIFIED CHECK OF THE EIKTos BASK ALTER.
I'd b rHE PAYEE AND CAsHED AT The MIDDLE.
TOWN BASK.
On Thursday Of last week, lady called at the
National Bank Of Elkton and asked for draft
on New YORK. Mr. Brown, the Teller. told her
the Cashier, Ar. Mcfarland was out, and that
nhe could not be accommodated with a draft TIL
his return. She then said a certified check would
answer, that she wanted to send it to Kentucky
70 pay some taxes On property ia that State The
amount was, s9.l6, and Mr Brown told her he
could give her certified check, and she pad
MN over the counter the amuunt Of the desired
check, sJIb and zlgned the check II T. smith
as drawer.
She was quite communicative Oh fnaAcial mat
ters, and told Mr. Brown that she had some
money that Hhe wished I invest IN the North
ern Railroad BOndz, aud inquired and talked
about Investments, asking the Ieller's ADVICE
"a the matter. She also a=ked if the Bank re-
ceiYed money on deposit allowing interest for
the same and hnally sad shs had some money
she would deposit and cLech out. She left the
Bank, however, without making the dep9-It.
aud war soon forgotten By the Bank officers
IN Wednesday art, the Bank received through
their PhladelpAla Agency, the certified cheek
raised 70 ninety lG-Ipu dUllAf- endorsed by Mrs
T. j. Williams and ca-hed by the Mddletowf
.DeiJ Bank HE check had been altered bv
adding " 70 the nae and the wsrd traced over
70 make all the letters correspond The amount
IN hsurez at the bottom had been d5ctJred to
correspond to the DOdy " the check by adding
an to the right Of the ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Lei us Abolish wa.b.,,.v

One Of the great needs Of the city ia a chear
laundry, an establishment where people in mod
crate circumstances can send their ciothing to
be washed and ironed at about the cost Of the
ZANE under the present system. This need pre-
sents an inviting field for some enterpriAing per-
Hon to start laundry and make money thereby.
ThouHandz Of families will Patronize him and
ensure him large business from the start All
modern appliances in the way Of labor.saying
machines and steam power should Of course be
brought into req1isition then is there any good
reason why clothing could not be washed roned
and returned to their owners within few hours,
at cost Of Is cents per dozen and even less ?
Can tho muscles Of the washer-woman complete
lth steam and the latest improved washing and
ironing machinery We do not believe it. Our
families need relief from the weekly wash-day.
and there IL no reason why such relief should
not come in the manner we suggest. Who will
win fortune by establishing a cheap laundry in
Wilmington
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Pratt's Astral Oil

supplies fully The want for perfectly safe and reli
ave Illuminating OIL for family use free moi oniy
rom the danger " an explosion, but from the dan.
geI oi the nuld igniting should tie lighted lamp be
upset IL Is free from oh ectlOnable 1d0r hnrhs IN
tne ordinary Kerosene lamps, furnishing liRht un.
squaed W gas, satisfactory In every particular and
iIet from All apprehension Of danger II is nut IN
"a one gaL, i've gall. and ten gall. packages: eacn
eah @ u q RED win metal cap, bearing the mann.
iacturtrsH stamp. BY Purchasing iheBe cans with
nt htas uncut the genuiDenesB Of the goods is war.
,Ahten WIN the assurance Of ObtauinE an oil per
tail by "nu TO
&. BRINGHURsT a co, Apotheoarios.
cor Sixth and Market streets
m
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The Horse Epidemic.

lis REPORTED AIrEAEASCE N TINS CITY.
Much excitement has existed since Yesterday
morning, over the reported appearance Of the
horse disease IN this city. Dr. Yandeyer IN
forms us that he had two caass Of the disease In
charge yesterday. Some time ago two very val
we're sent 10 New York to be sold. It has been
also reported that these horses were sick with
this disease, and slnce their attack, had been
clipped, on the Electric Line, for Wilmington
The horses have really been shipped, and are
now on Their way 70 this city, but the report Of
i on the best Of authority, il entirely without
foundation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
FOR CONGRESS. JAMys R. IoF1AEn

1t Is agreed upon all hands, that Major Lofand
il making in an energetic canvass and haa an e1-
cellent prospect Of election. He can be elected,
If those who agree with him in principle and
those who know his superior qualification in
comparison with his competitor, will earn
and sincerely labor for that result 50 far az
oar voice may prevail, We earnestly urge that
all nhhll do 20
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
spefiaI Autites.
Or. Carpenter
Or. Carpenter,
1876 MULBERRY STREET, NEWARK, N. J.
lH now treating successfully
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS.

CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
Compound Medicated Limitations, Concen
trated Food, and Cough syrup
During the past ten years Dr. Carpenter has
tieatel ana cured thousands Of casea Of the above
named ~ 'eaAts and has now In his possession Ger.
tlncateA from every part Of the country The nha-
ldtlOn ID breathed directly into the lungs sOothnO
ana healing over all infaued surfaces enterin M
lnO the blOod II lmparts vitality II perTneates b
every part Of the SYSTEM The sensation Ia not un-
peahant, and the nrst Inhalation often giyes yeTy
ueclded relief, particularly when there Ia muc6
dlnculty OF breathing Under the Influence Of nv
femenleH, the cough soon grows easier the night
sWtaLs cease the hectic nuBh yanishes and with In.
proving digestion the patient raddy gains strength
ahd health Is again within his grasp.
Inc concentrated food rapidly builds up the most
oeollltsted patient presenting 70 the stomach food
an ftauy 70 ne asslHllaled and made into good rich
healthy blood.
Z he Cough Syrup Is 10 be taken at night to allevi
ate the cough and enable the patient To 0btaip
s.eepi rug q"ee'lo,14 acoompdny each JOS Of my
one Inhaler; one Bottle Of Alternative Inhalent. 3.
one BJttle OF Soothing Febrifuge lnhaent; one
bot'e OF Anti-H8mJrThaglc Inhalant; One
Bottle Concentrated FOGd; One Bottle
Of Cough Syrup.
fnce OF box containing remedies 10 last one month
80 DOLLARS two months SIS; three months SIS,
Sent 70 any address G. o. D.. Pamphlets contaIn-
Ing large list Of patients cured sent Tree. Iettera
Address A. II. CARPENTEK NJ ~ "ei
DIR. CARPENTERS CATARRH ssb EEMEbY = ", Yin
give immediate RELIEF, and will effect peITnanent
cure In from one TO three months, Pfice Of reDn-
months, $40. - 'ui'o
Cancer in all It's forms successfully treated. Send
,oo a. Ii. CARPENTER, M. D.,
BNl-lY Newark. N. j.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Illinois.
aIyGrLAl AsD pAIAL AoclDEyr.

AURORA, Oct. %.
At balloon ascension at DeKalb, a man was
caught by the leg by rope attached to balloon.
He clabnered into the basket. but afterwards
jumped out and fell four hundred feet and was
killed iuatant1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

Secretary Boutwell, passed through Whining.
ton on Saturday, on his way to New York, where
ne will make several addresses during the pr d
ent week, going afterward to his home al
ufoIon' Massachusetts, to vote, on Tuesday.
Mr. Boutwell, entertains the conviction that
There IL no probability that any OF the old Free
states will vote for Greeley, although by some
Unforeseen chance some one OF them may do so
Both New York and Connecticut he regards as
certain to vote for Grant and Wilson. Though
the majority in the latter NAV not be largo
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

Hon z. B. Washburne, our Minister to France
arrived in New York on Saturday. public din
ner is to be given to him. He will return TO
PrAnee, be says after the election.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
Marine Disaster.

An ENGLISH BARK wREcgED-pRoBABLR Itss Or
LIFE.
LEwEs DEL, Oct 2G.
The Bark Aed'cay, from London, went on the
Hen and Chickens, below Heulopen light, last
night, and will be a total loss The Captain
and part Of the crew was landed safely Seven
men we're left on the wreck in boat, and have
doubtless perished.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

Gold closed on Saturday at 1131<. Govern
unsnt securities again advanced 1Ssl(. Phila-
deiphia stocks were inactive, but the market
was quoted steady at the close.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

PUBLISHED EVERY APTBRsooS, tsladsys
ezefpted,) at tie COMMERCIAL BUILDING, soutAeFe
eOriss FirtA aad Haykd streetA. Tae csnss ooyy.
Sir Dollars a yea2, b. mat, OF ssTosd bp carriers
DtrngA0st 1As etty.
TEE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, tssoekly,) tAs gyszi
PsnhasAlar ogeaa sf ParBsys and PFstS1oeega, pub
iisAst sSsy Thursday naoyntAgs G 2,so DsilaTs 8
Year.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

The Republican journals and oratora ara in-
duig'ng IN game Of brag ADVERTISER
SO says the Adrrt,sr. So far al this pape-
is concerned, it is not true. We believe Della
ware will vote for Grant and Wilson, and that an
earnest effort will carry our Congressman. New
Castle County is surely Republican, unless there
IL fraud on the Adoertisr's ide, or bad man
agement on our own.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28

Fosters Celebrated Tonic RItteya
Fosters Blood Purifier,
Fosters lnfallibe Oriental Pile Salye
Fosters Rose Worm 5zenges
Wyeths EiXlr Beef Wine ana Iron.
WYeths Eli1ir Naernate Of Ammonia
Es Bitter Wine Of Iron,
Ems El.xir Cassaya b ,rk and Iron,
Or. IieTce's Golden Medical Discovery
Dr. Perces Pleasant Purgatlye Pillets'
FObI EkS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
From our Late Edition Of Saturday.
England.

DESTRUCTION OF COTTON 1IILs-MARrsE pI-As-
TER.
LONDON Oct, 26.
Cross d Cos cotton mills at Boston, have
been destroyed by fire. A large number opera
tiyes are thrown out Of employment.
Steamer Airat0 for Milbourne. has returned
with broken shaft, and three Of her crew
drowned
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
The Hanoyer urntsnnlnL.

Thursdays issue OF the DELAWARE TRrBusE
will contain full report Of the Centennial ex-
er7ises at Hanover Presbyterian church held on
Thursday last Included in the report will be a
history Of the church, comprising the rise and
progress Of Presbytenansm in WILMINGTON.
Orders should be left early 10 insure attention
Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-10-28
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