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L'OR sALE-The stock and fixtures of Crockery
si,ep fsrseis Aearss O b. box No 10 II bgne Ohee
EGR sALk--Io Druggists Physicians or others
i ,s,t Of a trs partner 10 wcIestibihsd arm doing
s,ersi and roitabe Medicine Business Inquire Of T. PAINE
Den ti,t 70. i76i Br lad~sy.
FOR SALE CHEAP.-The good Canal s,og u. Il.
cox OF suyirnuev excellent boa Tor shallow "iff ca
pe oeefr, ns Is turi Apply .: 10, Of Bsrsay AZ H'i''a
PARTNER WANTED-With a capital from 10000
o. slsf0-Ia srse and profitable steam siw-hil Business
a 81 cix Cou-y rsht 90 ne Mipp L,ss 81
cos se;9 2. i Co., -, 70 foa HS.. Bsa s deersd
70 a. l. No - where they " receive more particular 'aiom
ElAINT WORKS for SALE.-rhe Mills, Machinery
Fistlrss SC tossAer with ~ oe"1 OF iae ChJi0N ANL
favorable For PARTICULARS spDly az tue Dept No 100
NSr' "a. st. Hes. Yors.
U70PEINTERS- FORSALE-A weilestablished news
ppr in eoushpz Mas.aepus' II tow0 The paper hs Cd
coa a. advertising custom, and the oa Que 70 the "n
i. vel saTpss ~it joO and Newspaper yge to Pse aad
eyev thpg Necessary fr lane And sesl ulA
sise ,urEt Of osvo ]; aoas ans1, 1a - ~ PM :.
ssu on : NJ PETTEEClLL Co. Advertising Agents No ~
ry,VF ADVERTISER has a certain cure for Fever
and ATs HesWas 20 submit y % ias e'slst e upon b s5
whether 1esel. or isa S Ss .v rom W,as -
Csiirns 40 evident tha, cure '0s asas 9ay = o. go ~
esienes will effect only an oeeasoea cure Saah r-si
/, ,sptsd viii - wiling 10 nvest soo 70 Go - ID
,arts and Aens before she gg'IS IA o9p9a
70 y e Box Is PO-tOaee No other neei apoly
yu,o IRON FOUNDERS and MACHINlSrS ia the
COUNTRY The ADVERT Manufacture. desroas Of hav-
county, and would make pein
80 M ADVANTAGEOUS with concern posses.inE sd
80 Nv steamboat or railroad Address, sang PareulAss Box No
3 n Post-Otee.
rJvO CAPITALISTS For Sale large aud valuable
corner LOT the Of etlav sad lltast Fee o" AP
+, 20 D. ". FENTON. No. l67 Broadway y !.
U'O be DISPOSED Of IMMEDlAIELY-Ihe bust
ylE a, Gsi Is E, s. sIS cS. SL ~
WAREHOUSE for SALE Situated 90 Canal IN
w the best sro~ing Of Tins state aty, n
az eoss TOW o. god bussess II aandsos ny rae
ov the q money for sinf az turner as
tlca.sr, arpy 20 EDWARD JrN 70. . -'aa'.-,.
cu -nn Waited an active intelligent Man.
~ ..tOO. with cash capital Of so a. 2Ttnsr IN a
a. business Reference exchanged address H. In'une
Uace
o. nnn PARTNER WANTED-sllent or
C.OOO. .etvsa Ma.ai.eisrin Blse..s f.. o1ss, ,-
ard from 81 " c-ut on me toan OF fics
~ required Addr.s A. y Brooklyn 4 J.
d nn0 CARATS Of FINE LOOSE DiAM0ND
Z.OOO 10 b. sold AZ s15 per earst Apply % 10. ~ ~
PlCH "A Reess Ary pef~lr havnf arg dsnenis 20 -
-. 90 eel 70 en- Anr-h Tie hEhest esf ". =. > --
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I'D Ss ss -, B3sdFsg Prof - BROwN WILLIAMS
az 'eeg- sD,-e+s-v IRA BUCKMAN. President
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NETWORK, SATURDAY, JULY %. 1853.

CARRIERS WANTED for the NETWORK Ri
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xfe rsce N sgse Hal % The Zee Acaaemy on MONDAi
,IyNING TIE 18th instant. q o'clock. .. ,
r. (r.rtn Poem before the Jtera. scet va" DE- u4
tts the came evening a. a O'CLOCK
VIII tGtnt 20 botn these eA fcses
r. Cont easement wal take place Of Nolos on III cSDAf m
A. q a. ocock a NJ
- .'-,e I'D will afmit gentlemen AID ladies'.
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Req! C'state for Sale.


4 FARM for SALE, situated near the village OF
~ Newtown four the Wiansbush Ferry, containing
80 cres variety fruit &C On the prem.
dwelling house &c, IN excellent wei
Twohs OF the urchase money can remain
number The crops will be sold with H. and
efsessun dstey For particulars apply on the premises
ioJ u. OAkLFN. GRO J. W MAlBEE, No ~ Merchans Ex
char se. O. HsuoyeE g.
At PRIVATE SALE BROOKLYN PROPERTY
~ No 81 Heuys hree-story Brick House aud Lot Is feet
inches hv ~ set 90 Mdsh three Lots together
stlnecns Houses Nos ol les and 100 Henry
-ots tv 5t
rms particulars apply COLE Chiffon Is Nassaus
4 RARE CHANCE for valuable corner Lot, at the
~ conner tth lot s5NC0 Price ow-tems
Apply DE- MOTT 4 Co.. No. 5 Cbanbenst
AT PRIVATE SALE-A beautiful Country Resi-
~ deuce situated Greenwich Connecticut containing hne
House excellent land laid out u The best aud most
troyed uauucr the gardens large with abuncnee o.
'hor muir shfuhhey Sc. The House Is large and
bfoue nigh with basement ard attic wings
whole complete onsrthc whole having an unsurpassed
sound Captains Islands aud surrounding country
sides There also tho premises two wells u ekccont wa
pumps cteru lz,gc bsrn, with stables Cunase
many other oubudng al IN good condop Vne o. ne
consideration in relation 70 this property us oens
ssy ard om the City Of New FORK being only u
hor from this tie Depot Of the above place and ~ mi
MUGS wax from The Depot -,
There has expense spared in @ improvement. % th place
comfort concerned 20 make unusually attractive
ord csabe class Country aence o price teIms aud
cser No Broad Of JOHN MARTIN No 81 NassAast New
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IRON RFv. D. HArFiELD' ID
Of Seventh Church. bfo0ies
Me,, d. WIT DAvENpoar; am really pleased 20 - ne
Tr1e. (avsgzi with hs Life Tie ste'c1r W
tm tnt have already appeared AID have heen widely ie
The Of such nat % tau
Vh ii. the eoItHfs Of Polery, ha. mystery Of ihluy,
ortari ST. Rome and % si'ed 90 eo r o
efttor viii y, lesdco Msy Tod iae nap maay more on cham
t''' ''' '-@ EDWIS r. HiDFIELD
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NOUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE CHEAP

~ desiabe Country Reid situated Desrnan "a short
rde from the y) the North kye high end exceedingly
OF the adjoining
country shot distance OF the depot and IN hFst-
Communications
sy by rarO modern with good water add
about of erd largo Of the purchase money can
mortgage Inquire At No Bo~ery Ct1ens Bank build
I
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nR NICHOLS ESOIERIC Al HkOPOLOGT
the most eafl. bic Human PnY-i losy
Tor y the Ceuersi gents .RiNOLR& 4ONHsEND ~ u
Eroodwsy. Pnce a - snd -.
r AMTORr BLAkEMAN q LAW, (late Cornish,
CO Pulii.her Nhoeslis Bo fseirn sd Stit1l-
s Also Manuaeuers OF every varet o 'P aHd Letter Faps
No. g Pak-r'1ce Newiork.
Ih- fa'''1'eN HlRAM n LAMPORr
BlRDSEY BLAHEMAN,
HENRY w. law.
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DTCKLEY's OPERA HOUSE. CHINESE HALL.
No q foadwsv rst Of Cbinese ~ tk1
INTNTkG bv tie celel rated BJtkLtA'o NJ N-phLcANs
sIRFNADFRs in Songs Musical Selections ir9 ne
ouos Naruonal Blessings d the uuiraed q HN NJ BUN
4 y ir bis Grand Bone Duet The Open Of Tampa
f,..o,t cornreucea O'Clock. Admission p cents.
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r. Bi'ohin T. 8 + BU5kMAN President Of Comriteeo
| -. r,.-ev Sscretarv Arrangements.
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ID RAMA No. 56 Broadway, with extensive additions lns mag
IRE .cu m nj detail m the sacred localities men
soped Bible and al he holy places now IN e5pa,e cen
O. Russa or
pie Exhibited evening and wednesday aud s,aiiay S
Cclck evening Adi'a'h . s
R...ryfd seats "a Children half price
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CTEAM POWER to LET.-The whole or part o

ITO LET-Ffom the LIST Of August, tue First FlOorof
the House Bowey CONSISTING u a. seSsnt front ard
b,e parcr With fdins and oedFo wh bed
reou hey handsomely ht with raN and woad % r
ruicn Ohces, Selcct sAoo OF small genee Anhl Apply
aft he ksu doo
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pacs consfns Of large and convenient Dwelling House Bt
Wood and good eper end three acres Of Land VI
Ffu Trees sc dining Other Land 3D. onng b. purbs.
NJ dessd looted m pleasant village four miles north Of Str
ford Cuire Fairfield Co. Con- having tine vie Of he Hoa-s
River Aece c Newly b. New ead New Haven HarO
Fo particulars inquire o b. BLAkEMAN the premises, OF
LANPNRT. BLAKEMAh. LAA. No. B PtIhpaee.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

the wagons spoil the roads between that
city and Fresnillo, and he imposes toll
upon them, wagons with wide tiers hav-
ing to pay third more than those with
ordinary tires.
From Acapulco, we have some interest
ing news. The schooner b. l.. Allen
which was seized there few weeks since
still remains in the harbor, and the officers
and crew are in the fort. 1t was rumor-
ed that they were to be sent down the
coast for another trial.
On Tuesday night, Sept. 18th, at l2
O'Clock, the prisoners confined in the Cas-
tie rose upon the sentries and officers,
knocked the sentry at the gateway down,
and five of them made their escape. he
alarm was sounded, and upon the guard
arriving the remaining prisoners, many
of whom had taken no part in the revolt,
were brutalIy fired upon, and three killed
and number wounded.
During the melee, an American named
Thomas Edwards, we'll known in Cali
fornia, and who was imprisoned for par
ticipation in some cutting affray, seized a
sword, and braced himself a: the passage
way thus preventing many of the prison
ers from escaping. For this his release
was given him by The AlcalLe the day the
Winfield Scott sal ed. .,,l~
Count Raoussette Boulbon arrived in
Acapulco on the night before the Winfield
Scott sailed. 1t was reported that he had
had some difficulty with Santa Anna, and
was obliged to flee from the city Of Mex
ico-and WAS in fear of assassination.-
He was concealed in Acapulco, and it
was expected he would come on board
the Winfield Scott, but he did not, and it
is probable that he went on the Oregon
to Panama.
The American Consul at Acapulco de-
livered to Capt. Blunt, of the Winfield
Scott, despatch from the American
Minister in Mexico, directed to the com
mander of any vessel of war cruising in
the Pacific, and supposed to be an order
for the sailing of any such vessel to the
port of Acapulco. This is probably con-
nected with the recent levy of back du-
ties from the P. NJ. Steamship Co., and
the seizure of the schooner B. l.. Allen.
1t looks like Snlal! speck of war.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24
pacif1c Railroad Convention.

This great national measure, SO deeply
fraught with interest to every true Cali
fornian, has been brought before the peo-
ple Of this State, in u call for State
Convention to be held at San Francisco
on the Sd of next month.
We regard the early completion OF this
continental highway, as vital to the inter-
ss,s. and, in the event Of war with mar
i,ime power, 70 the safety Of the people
Of the United States on the Pacific. We
believe it is SO generally ysgarded-and
held hv the democrscv wcrk 'nd'sren"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

From MExIco-Eleven Days Later
The Winfield colt brings files from the
City of Mexico to the 81 Of September.
The papers are full Of accounts of the
robberies and murders by the Indians in
Sonora, Sina,oa, Chihuahua, Nueva Le-
on, Zacatecas, Coahuila and San Louis
PotOsi. ..tsf -itus. .tHf
Renewed efforts are being made to re-
admit the Jesuits. 81, a..eH lt-a
The Government has advertised to farm
out the Mint, and has advertised for pro-
posals. .s .a G-a aJ iaD
The officers Of the Supreme Court OF
chihuahua have resigned, on account OF
the inability, present and prospective. to
pay their salaries. Among the unfinished
business before the Court was the trial OF
the persons accused Of numbering some
Americans, among them Justice OF the
Peace, at Ei Paso.
The government has granted a monopo-
ly for the importation of revolving gun
lateiy invented in England.
The workmen engaged in digging the
canal at Texcuco, found box made ol
stone; with lid let in with very nice
fitting grooves. The box contained d
number Of Aztec antiques. The govern
ment has placed the box, with its contents.
in the National Museum. if
n The Governor Of Zaeatecat eaye that
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24
Plank Roads.

This subject has recently become a
topic of comment, by the press of Sacra-
lnenfo and Nevada, and we feel that it is
a matter Of too much interest to the coun-
~ of Placer, to pass it unnoticed.
Since the attention Of our citizens were
somewhat interested in the enterprise asst
winter, the Legislature has passed an Act
authorizing "nne or more" persons to
form JOINT stock companies for the pur-
pose of building Turnpike and Plank
Roads, and engrafting into the Act such
features as were deemed necessary to en-
courage and facilitate such Improvements.
Under this law a company has been form
ed, and road will soon be completed
from Sacramento City to the Ten Mile
House; and now the question is, will the
enterprsing citizens of this County, and
particularly Of Auburn, permit it to stop
there? Are we content TO sweat and mire
along through another winters mud,
when, by the exercise of little energy,
we can have fine plank road for the
bulk of our carrying tradc'
A company might easily be formed to
continue this road from the present ter
minus, passing through Auburn and on to
the city Of Nevada: the natural track for
it, and the one suggested by our friends
OF Sacramento.
We have the means within us to affect
this, and if we should need assistance,
Sacramento is deeply interested IN COM
mercal point of view, and would proba
bly como TO the aid of her mountain Gus
TONERS. Our forests Of magnificent tim
ber would at once ASSUME proper value,
and our numerous fine mills obtain a
ready sale for their lumber.
We should draw nearly the entire trav
cl through by this isroute; for no one living
anywhere near the road would think of
taking any other, for at least six months
of the year. Beside. when you increase
the ABILITIES Of travel, you induce and in
crease it. This fact is verified by every
enterprise vi the hihu III eAistehcc III ou
country, and is quite as true of this State
as any other. Plank roads have become
quite common in the Atlantic States, and
the investment in every instance yields
handsome dividends; better than some OF
the more pretending railroad and canal
schemes. .5t ... t.,tl I'...
We are not yet able to so into rail-
road, but we are a plank road, and the
commerce of the country demands it, and
sooner or Iaterth enterprise must sue
ceed. The road will pay-pay from the
surface to the bed rock--what more &c
YOU want9 Then, let us have the road
at once. Gentlemen, 60 in and win.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

sable to the necessities of the times. 1t is
desirable that the People should take the
matter in hand and give forth such an ex-
preston Of opinion as will be gnmistak-
able. A
The fact that the people of the State
have not asked in mass for this road, !,
is made use Of by the opponents of the
measure. Let us stop their mouths on
this point-let us silence that battery at
once; and men Of Placer, it should he
your pride to bear hand in spiking the
guns.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24
Notice to constables and others. W

NOLICe Co CO1IStslOIeS aIIU Ot1c1S VI
would remind the constables of our county
that no sale is valid where notice of such
sale is required by law and is not published
in the'legal newspaper 1t would be we'll to
notice this matter, as all sales not published
according to law can be set aside by parties
interested Tho Placer Herald is the legal
newspaper for this county.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24
Agents.

.*.Messrs. Adams s. Co, and Wells
Fargo & Co.. are our general agents for
Placer county. Any Advertisements, Job
Work or Subscriptions left at either of
their Express Offices will be promptly
forwarded to US.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24
MURDERER's BAR, AM. RIVER, Sent. 9,

MURDERER's BAR, AM. RIVER, Sept. 2, So
Friend Mitchell: Summer is gone
again! its beautiful flowers and bright
verdure are exchanged for the "sere and
yellow leaf" of Autumn, and the occa-
sional shower and cloudy sky are unmis-
taxable signs of approaching winter; and
with its approach the Miners upon the
river are making haste to gather their
harvest of gold from its bed ere the win
ter rains shalt drown them out. t.....
At this place, the present season, the
river has been flumed about six hundred
feet, and both dam and hume have been
constructed in manner calculated to
withstand the winter freshets, and at an
expense Of fifteen thousand dollars, and |
think is the best ever built in the State
A short distance below the dam the Penn
sylvania Company have a steam engine
stationed, by means of which they draw
the dirt which is taken from the river bed
up an inclined plain in cars which run
upon track about quarter of ii mile in
length This adds much to the expedi-
tion in removing it and they have already
taken off about twenty feet, and have to
remove about eight feet more before pay
dirt will be found. The bed rock here
has never been reached as yet, but the dirt
which was washed last season paid as
high as two hundred and fifty dollars per
day TO the tom. Something very rich will
undoubtedly be found should they ever
succeed in getting down.
Upon Friday night last, the workmen
engaged in stripping found the body of a
white man, which was probably washed
IN by the high water Of last winter; hut
he was so far decayed that recognition
was impossible, although it is supposed
hy many to be that of a man who was
drowned at Spanish Bar last winter in at
tempting to ferry two Cinnamon across
the river. ie .l
Some rich diggins were discovered in q
s ide lust out of the village and upon the
bank of the river, Il few days since, by
three Dutchmen, and they are now wash
ing out about two'hundred dollars per day
Other tunnels are now being run in which
also prospect exceedingly well.
About one mile south of this place and
near the Goloma road is "a natural cave,
in the solid limestone rock. When WIS.,
tied this place, about two years since, II
presented an exceedingly pleasant APP
pearance as the light of the torches re
flected upon the crystailZed walls, and
the long sta actitts hung suspended from
its roof; but was grieved upon visiting
it two or three days since to find that the
rude hand of vandalism had destroyed its
original beauty, and the handsome staac-
tites which once ornalnented its walls had
been nearly all broken off and destroyed.
Why is it that in this as in other countries
such objects of natural curiosity and in
terest cannot be preserved? If there are
those who have no taste to admire those
objects which are beautiful in nature, why
destroy them when they can derive no
benefit by so doing?
In the course of few days shall
probably he able to give you some inter-
esting items in regard to the claims here.
Till then, ad,os. e. L.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

Adams & Co., have furnished us regu-
larly during the week with State papers
Also with full Fl es of Eastern papers
brought by the Winfield Scott. ....
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

Business has been dull for several weeks
past, but our merchants and traders an
ticIpate brisk fall trade.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

Stebbins, Democrat. is elected to the
Senate from Yuba county, over Fall,
whig, by 8 votes. a.aa
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

paper has been started at Benicia.
1t is called "T'he Tidette
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

Sherry Cobblers and other cooling mix
lures have been in demand for the past
few days.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

JoAQUIN's HEAD.-The head of this
notorious robber and murderer was ex-
hibited to our citizens at the National
Hotel, in the early part Of this week, by
Mrssrs. Henderson and Martin, members
of Capt. Loves Company of Rangers,
who participated in the fight which re-
suited in the death Of Joaquin and three
fingered Jack. They also exhibited the
hand of three fingered Jack, the Lieute-
nant and right hand man of Joaquin.
There is no doubt Of the identity of
Joaquin. Many have recognized him,
and the numerous affidavits in the posses
sion of Messrs. II. and NJ, dec airing it
to be the head Of the desperado, leaves
no doubt that the veritable joaquin has
paid the penalty Of his misdeeds. -.
Capt. Loves Rangers have done the
State good service 10 ridding il of bad
man. We only regret that their term of
service should have expired before they
could have rooted out the whole of this
miserable banditti. IL
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-24

The work on the new Court House is
progressing finely.