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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Marine intelligence.
0FFIOB OF THE REPUBLICAN ,
Sunday, January IL, 1879.
NfpARVO YEgTRROAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship United States Haley. for New forR
North German steamship Saxonia. Brandt, For
Hamburg via Havana santandree Cherbourg
and Havr@
Steamship George Cromwell. Clapp for New York
British ship Royal Charlie. Sutherland for Liver'
pool
Shin Pocahoness, Oliver, for Liverpool
Norwegian bark COnstantia knudsen, for ReveP
Bark Brothers, Long, for Boston
Spanish brig Jose Maria, Tern, n 20 for Progresso
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Canadian. Mckenzie. from Liverpool,
December g. via Bordeaux, Decrmb.r 10. and
Havans, to Geo A Fosdick aoo-lth district
Steamship New o. leans, eager, from New York
4th inst. to A ulton-2d district
Norwegian ship Able. TerReisen from Waite rfofd.
Ireland, TO m8ster-3d district 26
Bark Rosetta Mcneil sproule DAYS from Cartie-
mas in ballast, to Geo POsdick kco-lst DIS
Bark Martha hcssl. Waite, 81 DAYS from Hsvre,
in ballast TO A No neil-lst district
Brig Elisa Steve q, Harrington, u days from Bos-
ton to Crescent City Ice Oo-lst district
Italian brig Reno, Oacace 10 days from Aarseilles,
10 Aarnoni-3d district
TowBoATs.
Ocean, noLellau. from the Pssses-fowsd down
and to Sea, 7th instant ship Forest Eagle and
bark Rome-Brought up ship Able and bark
Rosetta Mcneil
Leviathan. Sturtevant from the Passes Allowed
down and TO sea, 18th instant, ships sea ug
and Mar! DO oueh and brig Antonio MARI
brought up bal k Martha a hcHeils brigs Reno
and eliza Stevens
sTEAMBoATs.
ct john Grpatbouse. from Bsten Rouge
Baunock Citv Bail from Camden
Ozark. KAY, frOR G. and BrOre
Hayhower, alton, from Memphis
Little AlIs -. from New Madrid
BELOW oUNIEe UP.
ship Assam Valley Dakin, from Greenock. Eoven.
Der IS 10 Lowell Il b. ley
Ship aledotia. Weeks, so days from HAVE in bal
last, 10 MASTER
French bark p ince Napoleon, Bare SO dAys from
Havre ia ballast to master
EXPORTS.
LIyERPDoLl-ship Posshou tas-3STS bales oest4a
$40 slaves
EBW YORK-Steamsh p g Orge 0rom well--50S
sles 200 hols oil 48l Us molassss - ties OF
to gues 81 tcs lms l64 bales hdes 1910 dry hidf4
7&5 bds hides Is bales wooi ga 604 in specie
LivbRrOOL--ship Roy al Chsrle-29<s bale -o.-
ton
REvRL-Bark Constantis-I3Oe bales cotton
B0STON-Bark Hrothers-8:s bales cotton So2b
axis cotton seed IS SKIS ground bones 800 slaves
PRoGRBssO-5'is Jose MariA-I3,643 feet llIIab6r
$3.50 axis 30 bbis tar
PRNSACOLA-SehoonerG arnSek-l2oO Ska o0rn
bblz whisky hall bbis vi isky cks meat 100 pkes
adBe
Ssw YoRK-steamship Quilted state-9-n bales
cotton 1873 bible lj35 drv hi6ss ia bids Of
bales wool 10 bales sir &c s.le 100 bales akin.
HAMBURG VIA HAVANA SANTAgDER, CHER
BOURa AND Enthusiastically Saxsail-Fo~
BamSarg-l4oS bales cotton % tea Iallsv bl,s a
~ AAles Akins hhds hidos bdls hides bile sugar
Pkg Hdse-ssF Rssane-0o sS1s sppsas p&ss sf
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eELst:M BCJA:
sAapaUAs BvkS1ns. yanuass

sAsuRUAs Bvky1Ns. SanuaRs u. 1919
CorroE--The sales to-day snos inclnd-
ing 700 omitted yesterday. when the
actual business suInmeI up $500 haies)
embraced $50 bales a. Slender and Tor
some descriptions stiftrr prices. requiring
an advance OF lsc on orr prices Cor iDiddlEg
and a slight variation IN other grades. We
give also toe Exchange figures. which are
for average lists according WITH ass omclaI
type. while ours present tho proper range
Of the market tor average lists. hut with
the outside figures for !UE middling aud
the lower grades given as the outside fig
ures for sJGiot:
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION, .sSIs1LsTHD
Ill . LII
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WANTED.

W&NTED.-A PEW GENTLEMEN TO BOARD
w II u prIvat" family, where all the com rorts
of home he found Location gprpsiGhors
near PIytsna The attention If members OF the
G"nei al Assenbl, is called TO thi. advertisements
Adcress lock box No. SyT. ial2
HOUSkhEEPkk.-W ia ,IrUATtUN
"a as hnus-Eetper in a gentitusn's family by
lady VINO well understands the management OF .
honsehold. Address g.. At this Office. SET
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FOR RENT.

HUUSE FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
IL for sale.-A comfortable twO-stOry hou-e
eligtbly located on Camp stpeet, with everything
complete for Housekeeping, and a in good order
bel lg nearly new, will be sold IN block to q pur
chaser for his owl The establishment ia com
piete in all depar ments, having been selected BY
its Owner G,r use. 81 III be sod account Of bar
health. H--slitnrn -eaiers and yendors need moi
apply. 2. - .tt--F At this Sft1ce ja4
! .,rs.', -rs s.o,..- % single. Also a few day
BON .,-. q. u.- apply at No PIT Camp street. neal
~. Jos. TT. dr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
MARK ETS.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, January Ii, Evening.-Cotton
closed dull and unchanged; middling up
lands 20Hc; Orleans q sc; sales to-day
4S4 bales Net receipts Ala bales; gross
1923 Sales OF futures 500 bales, as follows:
January 1913 q 10 l3 Ice; February 10 1850
1885, March 20ls d20Ac; April 20h 020ssc;
May 207s 02lo; June 2lA Szlsc; July
81 SC. Flour quiet and firm. Wheat quiet
aud steady. Corn heavy; limited demand.
Pork dull, $l3 1914. Lard frmer, 6ls
Sac. NavaL quiet and firm. Groceries
quiet. Freight> steady.
CINCINNATI, January ll-COtton quiet
and unchanged Flour and wheat firm and
unchanged. Corn and "ats steady and I'M
changed Provisions buoyant. Pork
nominal ut $l3. Lard excited. and prices
higher: kettle 724c, held higher; steam
7ssc q 7IRc. Bulk meats firm; shoulders
44c; clear rib 6@6Ac; clear 6lSc. all fully
cured. Bacon firm: stock Out Of smoke
light; shoulders 5154e; clear rib t2c: clear
Sc asked. Whisky firm al $50.
Sr. LOUIS. january il-COttoa quiet;
middling l9c Flour steady; demand mode
rate. Wheat-Dc,nand light but holders
firm; offerings light, only sample lots sold.
Corn-Demand fair aud market hriu. No.
mixed BIO on east track. 3ic in east ele
vatur 800 in St. Louis warehouse. Oats
unsettled; some sales higher. No = Thc
in east elevator and ST. Louis elevator;
choice do 300 in st. Louis warehouse.
Whisky quiet at 90c. Pork nOnIinaly I'M
changed at Sl2. Dry salt meats active;
most sales private. Bacon more doing, but
most sales private; small packed lots of
shoulders SC; clear rib IA 07iec; clear ~
0Sc. Lard quleti good &c. primo kettle rem
Sered !Gco
Foreign markets.
IoNDsN. January II. Evening .-~Turpen-
tine ass
LIVERPOOL. January II. Evening...TuT-
pentiue 45s.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

We notice fair demand for green sailed
hides, with liberal supplies Among the
weeks sales are 800 city at l0lsc; 400 cOun.
try at 1lc. Two parcels, one OF 1000 and
one of 2000 have been taken up during the
week for Europe at llc.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

A French deputy having insinuatsd that
General de Cissey would certainly remain
in his post after the resignation of the
President, he replied: Il will never ssrye
another government than that of N. rhiers.
for any government thai estab Ished itself
by overthrowing him would he iishonore2.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Il ia twenty years sinoe Missouri and
Kansas have been visi ed by snow storm
~ severe as that of the third and fourth of
JauuIry. The fall was from one to two
feet on a level. while the fierce prairie winds
made numerous and formidable drifts.
Travel has been delayed, and much incon-
venience accustomed. The situation reminds
one, indeed, of "the eat snow" of forty
years ago, upon which the sarviving pie
neers of Illinois are SO fond of expatia ting
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

An inebriate Wisconsin man threw his
watch into the CRATE aad carefully placed
bis halfburnt cigar under bis pillow.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

Ire Tobacco Leaf says that the tobacco
disease has had u very disastrous effect
upon the tobacco crop throughout COnnecti.
oute and not more than enc third 81 this
years product can be used for wrappers,
the usual proportion being two-thirds for
wrappers and Ont-thrd tor filters. Tho
leaves have been so much mi urrd by the
rot that it is feared they viii not stand the
sweating process at al. The growers are
sa' guine IF good prices Tor ,A- sound por.
tiol of their crop, and they srs asking Elty
sn. sixty cents n pound for tine wrappers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

rdse-fcr Havre-l5Oo bdls hides oi bales moss 80
bales cotton $3.50 in specie pkSs mdse
IMPORTS,
HBW YORK-Steamship New Oreans-Astd ndss
PEREAMBUCO-Bark hary-il, TO- bags sugar
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
BATON ROUGB-Steamer st John-3fS bids Of
sugar u bales cotton SKIS seed cotton ol3 bols mo-
lasses
CAMDEN-stsamer Bannock City-7T bales cot
ton ,,,
GRAND ECORB-Sfesmer osark-6Ts bbis nioise-
ses and sundries
NEW MADRiD-Little Alps-e205 SKIS corn
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lay fiOwer-l449 baifs cotaon
1877 AXIS cotton seed
RECEIPTS BY RAILROAD.
MORGAwS LOUISIANA AND TRXAS RAILROAD.
Jenuary 1l-lSe bales cotton 1876 hhds sugar sl4
bbls m0lasses half bbis molasses 10 SKIS seed cot
INV ORLEANs, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL-
ROAD. January 1I-+23 bales cotton and sundrles
NgW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTH
BRE RAILROAD, Janaary li-20O4 bales cotton
and sundry produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
Weekly Coffee Statement.

We are indebted to Messrs. Small j. Ce.
for the following coffee statement:
Bags.
Imports of 2io coffee since the first Of July,
1879 to the fourth instant. lis, e73
Arrived this week
jan uHry brig Hanss, to Napier son..s.o.o saoo
Total receipts this season .l4. lT3
Sales for consumption from direct importa-
lions since July 4. s972 .o.o.s..o....o...lllS8 9
Stock, January II, isr3.. ..............l 1916
SaleS his week
Per brig Juno on private terBs...... 1870
Stock thle day Ia first hands-.
G. l., Laug1land Observation-Disclosures. 4 075
Duncan sherman l. Cq.....................o $500
total. oee .....e'. lEios
Market
Prime, God ~ UlStt
food, gold. 10 Oio
Soltl. Dio
REMARKS Market very strong, with
fair demanfie principally from the West.
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STOLEN.

STOLEN.--fROM MY RESIDENCE IN ST.
- John the Baptist parish one calico colored
HORSE white face, fourteen or fifteen hands high
Abo Il six years Old. ANY information that win
adj 10 e locoV very Of the animal will DO be' ally
T, ward & by
SAMUEL BROWN
1t. John the Bal fist parish. Hope Plantation.
is2 ST.
II D~i va Tar 4, BLI Az :
- erebv notified not to sCouut take in
pa ment the following notes and obligations stolen
u lew days age from the undersigned:
note of S75, drawn by To unique mOunicq to
the order Oh The undersigned, dated October 81,
1872, payable III sixty days.
note of Sl75 drawn by CsmblOn to the order
Of Rioard and BY him indrrsed, dated March ID
1872, payable one ear after date.
Two due bills or Oh iga ions drawn by FRANCOIS
Yrie-one Of s $50 and the her OF S2Oo-to the or
der of Undersigned and payab on demand
note or obligation of 1889, drawn by jean
Fourrnent to the order of the undersigned dated
March 81, 1872, pa, bic on demand.
Payment of The above notes anG obligation has
been stopped.
jsl2 10! PIERRE hAZoUB
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SEeeRiY OuOfnfi0ns pf HideA. Etc.

Weekly teaOtntiOns Os Hides. Etce
Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the FOL
lowing report Their quotations represent
actual sales az first hands. Weighing,
bundling. drayage and commission have to
ha added
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

REMARKS Market very strong, with
fair demanie principally from the West.
We note sale o! 500 bags per Tarpeian, on
private terms to arrigeo Stock in HANDS ot
Dealers $4,000 bags.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
VIE ONLY PARIS COsTUmER.

TkyBE ONLY PARIS COSTUMER.
Il NINE GEOuX, NJ. % CONT STREET
Between urbOn and pauphn
Hes just received her fT-eh supplies direct iron
Paris. All wi have patroni zsd her during tha
past twenty -hys wears WIN upd rstand that there
IL no hing fasbi0nabla new or b, antful worn sn
Paris which has been forgot ten. She has an
abundance of the latest styles ct materials to make
costumes to order for both sexes. Priees always
reasonable de3l mhls
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12
STEAMSHIPS,
RBW STATE LINE STEAMSHIP


NEW STATE LINE STEA MsHIp
COMPANY
OF Arstolass. fun powered. Clydebuin ssssv
steamers, built expressly for the New Orleans and
New York trade. To sail regularly between Law
ERPOOL and NEW ORLEANS. and GLASGOW ana
NEW YORK, carrying passengers and freight "a
lowest rates to and from all PARTS OF the United
Kingdom the continent of Ruropa and an part.
of the United States ard the Dominion of Canada
LOUISIANA 1000 tons register. Captain stewsxf
MINI ksOTA, 20no tons regis ter u plain HazslSs
PBNNSl LVANIA, $50 tons register. Building
VIRGINIA, 25o0 tons register. Bualfins
GEORGIA, 2ao0 tons register. Budding
fEA Fer Liverpool Direcs,-Ma
MINNESOTA,
HAMLIS, Ccrnm&adss
win sail on sATURDAY, January H. Isza
The vessels of this line viii stop at Bordeaux sos
freight and passengers on tbs passage from kvsr>
Due notice will he given of the d.ys Of ssasaz
from New Orleens.
Re.nru tickets available for SIX MONTHS, a. No.
dueed rates.
No charges for medicine or medical aesendsasa
Money orders granted free of charge
Prepaid emigration tickets Is sued here 70 paktsss
DESTROYS of sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar nj ali times 1ieAosi
detention.
For freight or passage, having unsurpassed a..
L. K MILLER IL CO.. Ase.ta
No. e9 Ceronderb strpet, New Orle8ns
ROSS SEOLPIkID l. Co,
No, Chapel street, Liverpool
LEWIS T. hERROW 4 90.
Sc rlv ga IS GTest clsde street. Glasgow
FUN RIlla4AOaIl-E sIA. WA aAVANK.
To sail on FRIDAY, january ,. st6rh
ere Tae Fiae Al Steamship
&I.asI,& YAZ0O,
-' BARRETT, Cop.sandes.
oh 1F Oalg9Hcp ADJ " To
WILLIAM GaEEvY, Agsns
Corner Oaroadelet and 6ravter streetA
The steamship JUNIATA Catharine sommaAsAsE,
win follow and sail On her regular day. MOI
FtE UAnTtwEEA lima.
Fey New Yorh Direct
This Line Ia composed Of the StaS.rlslirs
EBw ORLEANS. 0ORrKs
aEOR0R CROMWELL, SBORGE WASHINGTON
eA The steamship
@pMM' NEW ORLEANS.
R.v GAGBR. Couraas,aaex.
SATURDAY. January ls q A. NJ
"ia leave Ger wharf, 1901 Of PoLoI sc serses. a.
PsSsasse. -....e............ss...9ss.
frsight for Ayc1poo!, Bremen and Asyrs tsaaa
the Same For freiGs' OF passage appiy to
ta7 So q caEogdslet .trssa
YOR nAYANA.
Touching az Cedar Keys nnd hey wess.
Carrying the UDired ktutcs Man.
F. The New 0rienns, Florida
efS9kssS sud Havana SteanshIp Company
TZIs&A.ks will diAp.toh Amt oLsss sssA psSA
Ezz$ z& sengeT steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot of Celiope street, V7zss DAstzast
RATES or PASSAGE:
TO Havana TO Ce6ar Ksy
Cabin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 S25
cIrt'ftRe. :,..''.. !" b
Through bills Of AIDING Issued to all points In
Florida, including Tampa, and TO New Fork, Ohas
lestoL and Savannah.
None hut the CON pany-s bills Of lazIng signed,
and none siRHed after sailing Gf the steamer.
Splendid PASS ger HcOommOGatiOu snd thuUugh
tickets given "a above poiuts.
No freight received without permit from the o.
Ace.
For freight ~ pEzsage apply 70
l. B. EOBEBTE Treaearar
No l25 COmI0on street.
over the LofisiSua National Bank,
The steamship HAVANA follows regular
day. des IL
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rsase-for Hsvrel5Oo bdls hides ici bales moss saa
bales sgtson $3.50 in specie pkss ndse
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TOWBOATS,

ohLUW NOAiht UFs
ship Assam Valley. Dakin, from 0reenock. Fovem.
Der IS TO Lowell Il b. ley
Ship aledouia Weeks, so days from HAVE in bal
Last, TO master
French bark P ince Napoleon, Baro SO days from
Havre ia ballast, to master
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-12

HEW YORK-Steamship New Orleans-Astd ne
PKREAMBUCO-Bar Mary-l1, 100 bags sugar
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06

its ranks; such men are found in all parties, -
many, perhaps, in one party as in the other
The point is, that its policy and measures nat
urally tend to corruption in public affairs. to q
disregard Of constitutional obligations; to q
centralized, and therefore corrupt government.
with an Executive and Legislature removed
from popular CONTROL and exercising functions
which should be left to State and local author
tiles.
do not believe the Democratic party is about
to dsbaDd. 1t has always been the anti-mo-
nopoly party, speaking of it in the mass, but it
had better d,sband unless it purges itself of tho
element in it which favors protective tariffs. in.
convertible paper money, grants of lands, Of
subsidies and Of special privileges to corpora.
lions, and similar enormities. '''
The present prospect is that 1t will do this, and
by a coalition with all the anti-monopoly forces
elect the next President, and inaugurate an era
of reform.
This will not be accomplished by any com.
promise Of principles such as was attempted in
~, when principle was sacrificed to organiza.
.ion, AMI when the most conspicuous champion
of the protective system was selected to repre-.
sent Democratic doctrines, to the disgust of
thousands Of sincere friends of reform. The
protective srstem is largely responsible for this
ca nival of corruption at Washington 1t is this
which inaugrrated the reign of bribery, which,
organized and fed the lobby, and linked in with
very corrupt railroad scheme before Congress.
The only treatment to bestow upon it is to
xtirpate it root and branch
This letter, however, is much longer than
designed. With much regard.
Yours trnv II. III. HArGHr
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06
SHER!FF'S SALE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that by vir'
~ tue l. in pursulnc. Of wrt OF execution,
now in my hands, issued ont of the Fourtee nun
!ulicnl District Court of the State OF ilo, no,.
MIA, in and for the county of Placer, on the CON
lay OF November, A. D. 1873, upon a judgm.s,n' .,
rendered in said curt on the 26th day OF w
y-mber, A. ID. 1873. in favor Of W. A. h,mese
ais, and against the Golden Chariot M'hlns
Company a corporation, for the sum OF QUO
hundl ed twenty-five and twenty one-hnndfe!Ii
(S122 20 1907 dollars costs, with interest on s',a
sum from the date OF said decree, at the ll'e ,ta
seven per cent per annum. together WIN no .mo
further sum Of ISL 25-1OO) dollars ace!.mS acTr;.aS
costs OF suit, all in the gold coin OF the on'''
States. III
Now, therefore, have levied upon, ana Tm snr
sell at public auction, to the highest Dioue'' -
gold coin, on
Monday, the ssrh day Of December A. ~
1873, at the hour of II o'clock NJ oil tna' uas ss1
at the Golden Chariot Company's caon; n;s Ia
The town of Colfax. Placer County, Californ'S'
the following described property. town.; the
All the right. title, interest and claim - Lain.
defendant in and to that certain miniss lin
known as the Golden Chariot Company town
situate about one mile westerly from tne ors
OF Colfax, Placer County, California: h,rw Ws Is
IN ner's cabin and the lot on when Ine sooether
situate, located at or near said nl'ne, nl'ne,vs1euts
with all and singular all tunnels "P,d appur.
rights, purchases, privilegs tools AIa ;a. apper.
tenances thereto Belonging or in anywise 'fF
tanning. v;,l sell s.
The above described property WV - sufi-
aforesaid. or so. much thereof as may ue .osts,
cient to satisfy said Judgment, 'n.e''
accruing costs and expenses OF sciT, sciTI,NyAM,
sheriff Placer County
sher;t's Office, Auburn, Dso.6' 1917 sitw
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06
TRIUMPHANT AND RIGHT.

Ths Legislature is organized; the trouble
some question Of what forces would unite IN
the organisation is settled and we were ri IT..
Tho suti-monopoy forces came together
ws have declared they would--just as ma.
ursl - ducks and geese take to the same
pond. and in the organization Of both branch
= # the Legis ature were completely tri
umphant. The election Of Irwin, Of Siski.
you, A. President pro tenn. Of the Senate was
. terrible blow to the railroad forces Of that
body. 1t 20 unsettled them that we doubt
~hetber they will recover sufficient strength
70 svail them ary good during the entire ses-
Siou. The election Of NJ. NJ. Estee, of San
Francieco. Speaker Of the Houre demon
trates that the proper sprit prevails in lha,
body. and all together the prospect for good
wholesome Legislation for the people wac
never better than at present. The suLordi-
nate officers and attaches of both branches
are anti-monopoly. anti-corruption in senti-
ment, and the choice of suth men by the
Legislature sets the public mind at rest as to
h,w this body will vote on measures affect
isg the interests Of the masses.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06

IAnaE PAPxR.-Tbe San Francisco Daily
Post, which wss a4ed about two yearp
ego. and was. when first published, no larg.
x than . small-sised pocket handkerchief,
Issued lest Saturday the lareees daily sheet
ever published in this State. The Post
from the first has been lively and interest
iDg Newspaper, ard has improved in quality
- il has in sizs up to the present, as its rap
id prosperity v .uld indicate. 1t now anks
among the bsss daily papers on the coast (,
and il it keeps ca increasing in the future ar
It has In the past. will soop have no equal
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06

CosaRArULArIoN.-We congratulate Pla-
Ger county on the fact that she has a repre-
sentative among the officers of both brancbea
Of the Legislature. Mr.. j. B. Chinn, Of
Emigrant Gap, was elected Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Senate, and our friend Billy
Crutcher, We are pleased to say, was elect
ed Sargesnt-at-arms Of the Assembly, by n
handsome majority. Both Of these are mest
excellent gentlemen, and we ar certain tho y
will honor old Placer by faithful perform
ance Of the duties Of their respective posi-.
ton.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-06

denounced. The claims against the gov
emment are represented as immense, and
such legislation is asked as will defeat un
just claims. He goats over the success o.
bis Indian policy, and declares it shall he
unchanged. lie says Indian Territory will
hold and support all the Indians of tie
Rocky Mountain tribes. The Land Office
il represented az doing thriving business.
Legislation to bri1. about reform il rec
commended. 1t is about time, and cersu-
every five years is also recommended.
The President goes in for gener.,l amnefi!
recommends legi laiion that will secure the
enforcement of civil rights.