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hEvoLUTIONARY. WAX OF 1914,
FLORIDA AND MEXICAN WAR PENSION CLAIMS
NOk Widows, and Claims for EXTRA PAY for
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The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
Benecia Correspondence.
BENECIA, Jan. 25. 1854


DEAR MITcHELL: Yesterday the much
talked of bribery case came up in the
Senate for investigation. At an early hour
the Senate chamber was densey crowded,
so much so, that seats had to be furnished
for members Of the Assembly inside of
the bar Senator Peck re-affirmed his
statement, made some days ago, and Mr.
Palmer, under oath denied the truth of it.
Mr.. Peck was examined and cross ex-
amned for some four hours, and at the
time Of adjournment the examination
was not half completed. Every question
that could be conceived by a shrewd law
yer, was put to induce Mr.. Peck to con-
tradct his first statement, but without
success.
This morning the Judiciary committee
reported back Assembly bill repeating the
Legal notice Act. The final vote was
81 ayes, nays. Messrs Walkup, Tut
tie and Leake, voting in the negative.
At II O'Clock the bribery case again
came up, and the examination of Senator
Peck resumed and continued through
both the forenoon and afternoon sessions,
making some ten hours this witness was
upon the stand, and still his examination
not completed In justice to the witness
I,must say that during al this tedious
course nothing was ELECTED which could
be construed as contradictory of his for
mer statement.
A rumor was circulated in private cir
cles last evening to the effect that the en-
tire delegation from your county, with the
exception of Senator WaIkup, would
vote to bring on the election of u States
Senator. trust for the reputation of the
Placer county delegation that the rpmor
IS unfounded; yet fear the runor is too
true.
How the representatives of Placer
county can vote for the election of u. S
Senator this winter, acknow edging as
they do, that it is almost unanimously the
wish of their constituents, that no cleo
ton should be had this session of the leg
islature, is more than can understand.
1t seems to me that there is but one of
two courses for representative to pursue
when his conscience and his constituents
come in conflict, and that is: either carry
out the will of his constituents or res ign,
and give back the power to the people
which they cannot cOnscientiou>ly eXer-
else in accordance with the wishes of
their constituency, and thus allow the
people to send representatives who can
and will reflect their sentiments on all
important matters.
PROM.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
Yours Respectfully,
OTIS W HlICO Nj 3.

CUsroM HOUSE BLoCK.-The Cover
nor, on the 10th inst addressed Il letter
to the Senate and Assembly, relative to
the piece of ground in our city, bounded
by ashngton, Sansome, Jacksen and
Battery streets. His Excellency sent IN
at the same time a communication from
the Board of Land Commissioners, by
which it appears that they value the pro-
perty at $4,000 The Governor thInks
that $500, 900 is too much at this time
"to be diverted from the means re.led
upon to liquidate the debt of the State,
and relieve our people from burdensome
taxation;" and he hopes that the States
interest in this property will not be reIeas-
ed until it can he Done "without pre- ejudice
to the credit of the State and welfare Of
the people," He also questions whether,
in Justice to the creditors of the State it
can be donated to the General Govern
ment "untl the debt for which it has been
pledged, shall have been paid.
S. +. Cour.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
Chips of the Old Block-W notice that

Chips of the Old Block.--We notice that
Curle Brothers of Sacramento have issued
the second edition of this interesting work
Az it is entirely native book, made up OF
mining scenes, by one who has gone through
all the phases and seen the sights" of Cali
fornia life we can recommend it.
We once took breakfast with ''Old Block :"
1t was in the days of 40. The rain was
well, it was desccnding The author had a
little tent by the road side, near Feather
river; his stock in ira consisting of-but
what is the use of enumerating suffice to
say we had slap jacks and molasses for break
fast, and-reader. buy copy of the second
edition and send it home to the States Price
only one dollar.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
10 the UeEMUCraCy OF Placer
County.
BENECIA, Jan. 26, Il

BENECIA, Jan. 26, 1854
During my late visit among you, my
answer To your enquiry "ls the election
of United States Senator coming of this
session." was that ''lt would not" But
since my return to this place ! am sati>ti-
ed that it viii; as changes haze taken
place, from some cause unknown to me,
III the minds of many members. write
you that you may not think that lnten-
ded to deceive you, to prevent petition
being gotten up against the election,
which was intended.
Yours respectfully,
OTIS HIICOMB.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
TEN DOLLARS REWARD!

E\STRAYED-From the sub 49,
-lZ scrIher, on or about the 30th .N-G
of December, 1853, one BAY HORSE,
branded with VaIlejo's brand in two
places; also BID in two places, and z on
left hip. Said horse has three White feet
and has the marks OF a sore on his wealth
er. Any person finding the above horse
and delivering him at the Temple Saloon,
Auburn, will be permitted to pay ten dol
lars to the undersigned.
M. P. H. LOVE.
Auburn, Jan. ssth, SIT
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
SHEHsfFFS SAIE.-Rv

SHERfNFS SALE.---Bv virt~-
~ an Order Of Sale and Judpment Wv Tue Of
made by the District Court of the 9Th DIvree I.,.
cial District in and for Sacramento = "uai'
on the l6fh day Of January, a d.. laEt EGtI"'y'
dering the Sheriff Of Placer Conntv o.
certain attached property of s. W rov.ieelI w selI
hereinafter described. to tisfy n ;53'e"s'
rendered on said 10th day of January 'suenF Ioe,
III said Court, in favor of Henry W G;g't' ao24'
Andrew j. Marshall and Oliver Wn, W'uofo,
and against s. w. Lowell for $1,000 oo ''Vou e:',
legal interest thereon from said 18th 4, WIN
January, and also the sum Of $500 So ~ u
| Will sell at the Court House door in A,,I' ID'"'
Placer county to the highest bidder for oa.t ~
On Saturday the 18th day Of February S'sn'
1854, ut 10 ock, n. m, all the rio6t t;n.'
interest and claim Of said Lowell in ana ''c'
the shares Of stock and interest in sbor", " v,
stock in the Bear River and Auburn Un.Yt VI
and Mining ompany, and Yankee EO',.
Union and Water Company or Com,snia'
anals, and the May Flower saw Mn nn,'m. ,',,vs
tenances and water privileges thereto beldna
ing, all being and situate in Placer Conot5e
\ II said property will be sold on said dav
so much as will satisfy said judement ona VI
costs due and to tecome due thereon 1t:l uu
January 26th 1854. "''
s G ASrIN, Sheriff of Placer r.
Auburn, n20-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28

pOrter's Rafi!e.-The following sre
the list of prizes drawn in this rattle. at Ne
vsda few weeks ago. The ten highest prizes
were Nos $3.50. 1892 9547, S71S. l030S 9313
losOO $3.50 s427, 144S5, The low prize Nos
were S952, $500, $3.50, 94O4, 9157, 9l9l.
lO9G4, l1135, SO62, 1929.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28

The breach of promise case is progress
sing at San Francisco. 1t seems to he
rare sport for the curious. We pity the
female who feels compelled to go into a
court of justice to drocure damages for a
breach of promise, for although she may
secure a few paltry dollars, yet her good
name does not gain anything by the ordeal
through which it has to pass. "These
lawyers are the ID for picking flaws"
and flaw in a female character-'not
putting too fine point upon it," as MIR.
Snagshy would SAYS something.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28

d ENJOY L.---DR. J. G. YOUNG n'
LII removed his office from 2269 Dupont ~,
to the Corner MONTGOMERY anu
California Streets, opposite the pann. taan.
Ing House Of PAGE, Bacon 4 Co San ran .1,
cisco, where he will be happy to consnl. wiz" ,.
his former patrons, and treat sclentrcN"y
and with discretion all those who may requ"1,
the services of Physician The success ~ ~
DR.. Young since his advent in this Nta'e na'
been without parallel, and he hopes py 1oa s,a
tinued and untiring application to his roie' ,hat
sion, to remove from the public mlno 'na'
lack Of confidence which has so unhappy -
listed in regard to the Medical Profession -
t State Of California
P.S. All letters enclosing $40 Will recFtr' ros
immediate attention. Direct to BOX, 20 NV, ~,
Post Office, San Francisco. Jan2o-h-o 49,