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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Why was it?
W. F. LARKIN. Sc

The Board Of Supervisors at its late session
male some alterat on in the election precincts.
BY one of the Board we are informed, that
through courtesy, each Supervisor was allowed
to have control of his own District. We find
upon an examination of the precincts, that in
Mr.. Leet's district (NO. 81, no precinct has
been re-established at Poverty Bar and Mad
Canon These are old precincts, and there
was no reason for changing them that we can
see. At Poverty Bar there are one hundred
and fifty coters, and by the action of the
Board they will be compelled to go three
miles to the nearest precinct. SO with the
citizens of Mad Canon.
This is wrong and the Boarl have certainly
committed an crrorin neglecting to re-appoint,
whether intentional or not we do not pretend
to say but certain it is. large portion Of our
citizens will be prevented from exercising the
rights of citizenship, or be greatly inconven-
fenced in so doing. Such was never the in
tenton of our law. for we notice in the
amendments passed by the Legislature last
winter the election law was so am inded that
the distance between election precincts could
be reduced from two miles apart to one mile
This. at glance, shows that it was the in
tenton to permit precincts to be appointed
wherever the necessities of the people re-
Quired them: and we conceive that it should be
the duty of the Board to correct the wrong
they have imposed upon the citizens of the
precincts we have mentioned
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

NllE QUALIFIED ELECTORS of the coun
l ty of Plac r. are hereby notified that pur
suant to proclamation of the Governor of
the State of California, a general election
will he held on
Wednesday, the 5th day Of September,
1885, at which the following officers are to be
elected
OWE GOVER.NOR
ONE LIEUT.. GOTER.NOR
TWO JUDGES or THE SUPREME
COURT
OWE COMPTROLLER
ONE TREASURER.
OWE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ONE SURTEYOR GENERAL.
ONE S7.ATE PRINTER. IND
THREE STATE PRISON DIREC-
TORS.
For Placer County,
ONE SIHI'E NE.N.4 IOR.
FOUR MEMBERS OFASSE.MBLY,
ONE SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS,
FIVE COUNTY SUPERVISORS,
zone for each District);
Two JUSTICES OF THE PEACE AND Two Con-
STABLES for each Township of said County.
For each of the towns and villages Of said
County THREE COMMISSIONERS OF COMMON
SCHOOLS.
at the same time the qualified electors shall
express their opinion for or against a Prohib
tory Liquor Law. in accordance with the I'd
Section Of in Act passed May 4th, 1855, ent
tied IAN Act to take the sense of the people
of this State at the General Election in A. D
1853. on the passage Of Prohibtory Law,
which enacts that ever vOtr "whO votes upOr
the passage of Prohibitory Liquor Law slal
write Tor print upon his ballot 'Prohibitory
Liquor Law-Yes,' and every voter who votes
against such law shall write Tor print upor
his ballot 'Prohibitory Liquor Law-No.'"
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Carr0lton Correspondence.
CARROL.TON. August

A special meeting of the Democracy of
CarrOlton and Dotans' Bar being called for
the purpose of nominating Justice of the
Peace and Constable for said Township. the
same being held in Larkin's Saloon Mr. Bah
cock being called to the chair and W. +. Lar
kin appointed Secretary.
The meeting being called to order Mr.. Nc
Cabe, was unanimously elected candidate for
Justice of the Peace for said Township.
The meeting then confirmed the nomination
Of MIR. Givens of Dotan's Bar for Constable.
the democracy cordially pledging themselves
to support their nominees
IRA BABCOCK. Chairman.
w. F. IARKIN Secrptnrrr
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
The Canvass

Is progressing "beautitully." Every where
the Democracy are arousng themselves for
the conflict And those who for time had
worshipprd false gods are coming back to the
true faith. Bronx. Davis, Stafford and other
champions of the party are in the field doing
the county we have encouraging letters of
our forces The democracy of old Placer will
strike a blow in defence of religious tolerance
and the RICHES of suffrage that will send ter
ror to the already diminishing ranks of the
enemy. Hundreds have left the Know-No-
thing lodges and daily we hear of som body
who has "come out" Keep the ball rolling.
RI MI mbr. you are fighting for the honor OF
your country, her Const tut. on. and the lights
of every citizen of the land-relgio and
political liberty. Then, strike home. you are
in glorious cause, and must succeed.
MAKE EN-, EH!-Conversing with our friend
Scoggin yesterday, Of the Placer Press. he
informed us he had 'two Irishmen, who he in
tended to make vote the Know-Nothing
ticket" They had their papers and he would
secure their votes" This is strange Ian
guage in free Am'rica, and we think our
young neighbor will find that naturaized
Irishmen cannot be made or driven any easier
than any other class of citizens. Especially
too, when it would be treason to themselves
their fellowcountrymen, and the Constitution
under which they live.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
To Naturalized Citizens.

The -Nothngs through hout the
County are trying to create the impress
sion that no naturalized citizen has a
right to vote without he produces his
naturalization papers. SucH is NOT THE
FACT. Every citizen has right to vote
The Supreme Court has decided that. all
that is necessary of a voter. if challenged
is to swear that he IS A CITIZEN. Re-
MEMBER THIS, ONE AND ALL.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Mr.. ABRAM BRONX and MIR. CHARLES
WESTMORELAND. candidates for the State
Senate. will address the citizens of Placer
County. at the following times and places:
Green Valley, Monday, 27th August.
Strong's. Tuesday. 2Sth ''
Canada Hill. Wednesday. 29th
Michigan Bluff, Thursday. 3oth g
Todds Valley. Friday, 3lst
Yankee Jim. Saturday, lst September.
Wisconsin Hill. Monday, 81
Iowa Hill. Tuesday 4th
Messrs DAVIS and STOUT. candidates for
the Ass, mbly. will speak as follows
Oaks Ranch. Monday. 9th August
Beals' Bar. Tuesday. 2Sth g
Condemned Bar Wednesday 10Th g
Dotan's Bar. Thursday, 3Oth 90
TaylOrsville, Friday, 3lst
Mustang Ranch. Dutch Ravine,N Saturday,
lst Sept.
Ophir, Monday Sd
Rattlesnake, Tuesday. 4th ''
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
The Democratic PARTY.

Well may the world look upon the Demo
Founded upon the great principles which
created our government. and gave a 'hOme
and asylum to the oppressed of every land. y
it has at all times battled for and sustained
the rights Of the people against encroachment.
Since it's organization it has always been
found true to the principles upon which it
was founded. fighting for equality. rational
liberty and the well being of society. These
principles form the basis of our institutions.
and have been Incorporated with the practical
workings of our government. Hence it is.
1 that they have ever had the confidence and
support of the people; and in the history Of
our country. at various times. we have seen
the rights of the masses were attempted to he
invaded, they have looked to the great demo-
cratic party for relief and redress-amd they
! 6,.re not loo Ted in rain.
!" ind at this late day. and in this enlight-
ened age party has sprung into existence
whose object is to trample upon the natural
and constitutional rights of the citizen. and
that every other party has retired before it or
yielded itself captive. save the democratic
party. "ThrOughout the entire field. the only
flag that waves in proud defiance is that of the
democracy. The heroes of many hard fought
conflict are still true to the constitution and
the rights of ALL" 'Tis true few anxious
Office hunters have joined the great ism of the
day,-a good riddance-but the great body of
our gallant and noble party is as full of hope
and energy as ever. and but little shOrn OF its
fair proportions. Then, why should demo-
crat wish to join any political association of a
secret character? The principles of the dem
ocratic party hare not changed-they are
the same they always have been, and cannot
in the very nature of things change. for they
are based upon the eternal laws of truth
Then turn again to that gallant party. which
has in all times of our history as a nation.
battled for the rights of every man. and
which is destined in its progressive course to
liberaliZe and republcaniZe enli ghtened chris
tendon. Is this not noble thought, and
y
that we are fighting for the principles of a
party that are destined to last as long as lib
erty has home. or the oppressed and perse-
cuted defender. The Democratic party is
indeed noble and gallant one-it is the sheet
anchor of freedom and the hope of mankind.
FATAL ACCIDENT-Willam Lewis. miner
accidentally shot himself with shot gun on
Thursday the 10Th inst. He left his COM
panions at his cabin to GO hunting A few
minutes after leaving home the report of the
gun was heard. accompanied with shrek.
When found he was dead Mr.. L., resides at
Sage Hill in this county. He was buried by
the Sons of Temperance with appropriate
ceremonies-havng been member of that
order
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

EDWARD ROBINSON. hereby announces
himself as an independent cand date for JUS
tice of the Peace. for Township No. 2.
Gold Hill. August 2lSt. lS55.-2w.
Eis- We arr authorised to announce JON
ATTAIN MORRIS as candidate for the Office
of Justice OF the Peace in Township No. q
Placer County. Cal.
Esa~ We are authorised to announce ISAAC
OWEN as candidate for the Office Constable
in Township No. 2. Placer County. Cal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS,

w. B. H. DoDSoN, Sacramento City, at the
Journal Office, Oil X Street.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco, No. 81 Mer-
chant street.
WELLS. FARGO & CO., and the Pa
CIFIC EXPRESS co. are our General Agents
for Placer County,. Advertisements, job
Work or Subscriptions to the Herald. left at
either of their offices will he promptly for
warded to us.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Naturalization.

Any of our citizens, who are foreigners by
birth, and wish tIeir naturalization papers.
can get them by going to Coloma, and making
application to the District Court now in ses-
sion at that place, Judge Howell presiding.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

THE KNOw-NoTHING CANDIDATE FOR LIEUT.
GovERNOR.-The Shasta Courier gives an
account of a Know Nothing meeting in that
place, on Wednesday last in which the editors
take occasion to speak in complimentary terms
of the speech of E. e. Marshall; of the effort
of Mr. Anderson. the X. n. candidate for
Lieut. Governor, that paper says he 'made a
very njud;cious effort indeed. He will. We
honestly believe. injure his party wherever he
delivers such egotstc, illiberal, weak, and
in some instances. scurrilous remarks us he
permitted himself to utter in this place. His
slurs against Bgler because of his size and
obesity-the fling that the Governor never
asked any one to drink and never refused to
drink when invited'-his applying to the op-
posite party, of which up to the present time
he was m 'mber-the harsh terms of lying,
mean. base, corrupt. dishonest, dirty. sinking.
&c.-these things, we respectfully submit,
came with very poor grace from man as
piring to the dgniied position of Lieutenant
Governor of the State"
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

DEMOCRATIC cCANDIDATEs-We would request
our friends in the various Townships to send
MS the names of the Democratic nominees for
Township officers We shall commence prin-
ting tickets in few days, and wish to have
the names of all our candidates.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
The Know-Nothing Candidate

For Senator, Mr.. Westmoreland. last fall
was an ardent admirer of Governor Bigler
in fact so much so that he earnestly solicited
the office of Notary Public. He got and
for some time it was generally understood
that Mr.. W.. was democrat. such ut least
were his professions Now. however. we find
him fighting the principles which he but a
few months ago contended for. and has taken
his position with the enemies of the demo
cratic party. Fortunately the democracy lose
nothing by this. Those who fight for. and
advocate the principles Of the Know Nothing
party are not democrats but enemies to the
principles of thu democracy. The. are so re-
cOgnized and will be SO treated. AS the prin-
ciples and promulgators of the Know-Nothing
order become exposed to the people, they will
condemn them as enemies of their rights and
consign them to the political graves which
await their reception.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

BIRDS FLAT.-On Friday. the 18th inst. a
lump of gold was taken out of the claim of
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., at Birds Flat, weigh
ing thirty-fve ounces and quarter.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Auburn, August 25, 1855.
Regular Democratic Nominations.

Regular Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BIGLER. of Sacramento.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL PURDY, of San Joaquin.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
MYRON NORTON. (Full Term)
CHAS. H. BRYAN, (Unexpired Term.)
FOR CONTROLLER,
THOMAS G. FLOURNOY, of Mariposa.
FOR TREASURER,
B. F. kEENE, of FL Dorado.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
B.C. WHITING, of Monterey.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL.
S. H. MARLETT of Calaveras
FOR STATE PRINTER,
GEORGE II. CROSETTE, of Butte.
FOR STATE PRISON DIRECTORS
WN. IL. BELL. of San Francisco.
SAML. c. ASTlN. of Placer.
F.POWELL. Of San joaquin.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
ABRAM BRONX.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
A.P.K. Stafford. of Yankee Jim.
ALBERT Ti1ORNDIKE. of Wisconsin Hill.
Blk DAVIS, of Ophir.
SAMUEL B. WYMAN. of the Plains.
FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR
For District No. 2. composed of Townships
No. 2 and 3.
BENJAMIN c. ALLEN.
Township Nominations.
Township No. l.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
JAMES MCCABE.
FOR CONSTABLE.
GIVENS.
Township No. 2.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE PEACE,
w. W. CAPERTON.
D. HUSTON.
FOR CoNsTABLEs.
J.B. CARDER.
GEORGE vANDORAN.
Township No 3.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
GEO. L. ANDERSON.
FOR CONSTABLE.
JAMES CULBERTSON.
Township No 6.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
D. G. ROUSE.
FOR CONSTABIES,
J. n. FINDLEY.
Township No. 7.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
MATTHEW VAN OLSTEYNE.
JAMES n. MAKINS.
FOR CONSTABIES.
JOHP =. KAVANAGH.
JAMES MCCORMICK.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

CRowDED.-Our friends will have to excuse
us for not publishing many Of their commu-
nications that we have received during the
past fortnight. Our columns are unusually
crowded with advertisements at present. and
we have to candense our reading matter much
more than we like.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

"RATHER DELICATE.'-Last evening as we
We're closing our inside form. we lacked the
length of this article of illing out. We ask
ed a know-Nothng acquaintance if he conll
give us an item about the X. Ms "Well. says
he. put in they are rather delicate about
Auburn these tines" Pretty good, for one OF
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Hon. Myron Norton

One of the democratic candidates for JUS
tice of the Supreme Court visited our place
yesterday. He leaves to-day for Grass Val
lev and Neva Ia.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

THE CAMpAIGN.-The campaign is every day
growing more interesting. In every part Of
the State, says the state JournaI we learn
the people are fully alive to the Importance
of the issues of this contest. We last night
received letters from the northern part of this
State. in which he are told the Democracy are
iniuriatcd at the proscriptive doctrines of the
knOw-Nothings. and they. with large numbers
of Wings. are determined that the whole De-
mocratic ticket shall be elected. We are also
assured that dissatisfaction prevails in the
Know Nothing Councils. and that weekly the
Withdrawals are numerous There is no doubt
that we shall carry the State by an unpre-
cedented majority.
We regret to see the campai On disgraced hy
the bitter personalities we read in the Hindoo
organs. They dare not make fight on prin-
cples; they will not meet the Democracy Of
California as the Democracy were met in
Virginia. All the filth that slander can heap
upon our nominees is cast without stint l. Ike
the Life IN Boston. the Know Nothing press.
with one or two honorable EXCEPTIONS is EN-
plOyed in detailing scandal and talsehOod. Is
the KnOw-Nohing platform so weak. that it
needs such ljcent ous aid to make it stick?
The opposition to Gov. Bigler can easily he
defined. He is opposed because he is the ad
vOcatc of equal rights and rel giOus freedom:
ptt HIS DltltItSb elltlilie~ are tHe men whose
bills he vetoed during the last legislature
those whose schemes he thwarted. and who
have no hope, should he be reelected of ever
again seeing the inside of the public treasury.
Happily, the people understand the game of
these men. and are determined to admin stcr
to them wholesome reluke. John B glcr
has served the people faithfully: in guarding
their interests he has made relentless enemies
of the sppculators. the public sharks. the loaf
ers; he has done his utmost to reduce the cost
OF the governments; and it is natural to con-
clude that he will be sustained in September.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

The following places are established as cleo
tion precincts in and for said county at the
said General Election, and the persons here
matter named are appointed Inspectors and
Judges Of election:
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

Shelving Rock-at --: Inspector. D.
White Judges. Thomas Duncan and Simon
Harris.
Houston; Judges. J. c. Udell and - Parker.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Township Nominations.

Township No. l.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
JAMES MCCABE.
FOR CONSTABLE.
GINENS.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

Oregon Bar--at Wooden & Co.'S store: In
spector Samuel Wooden; Judges, --
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25
Township No. 8.

Township No. 8.
Canada Hill or Antoine CanOn-at Berry d
Bandy's store: Inspector, James NJ. Berry;
Judges. David McKibben and Geo. Boughlon'
Last Chance--at Hylands store; lnsp. ctor,
n Davis; Judges, J. ii. Spangle and MOTIFS
Mann.
Township No. 8.
Newcastle-at Exchange Hotel; Inspector:
B. F. Harrison; Judges. John Crawford ana
Parsons.
Stewart HOuSe-at -; Inspector, sam
uel Ray; Judges, II. l.. Hart and George "
Young.
Pine Grove House - formerly at Lyncn
HOteD; Inspector. Josiah Filson; Judges hle'
aZer Leland and L. c. Smith.
Franklin Tonse-at Franklin House: III.
spector. Thomas Coffee; Judges, D. L. noo'
and A. D. Clute.
Horse Shoe-at Rush's store; Inspector 90
Riddel; Judges, H. French and John bush'
A. L. BOYDEN.
f. l.. BRADLEY,
G. G. w. FRENCH,
w. MOTT LEET,
H. W. STARR.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS FOR PLACER COUSIA" "
Auburn, August 18th, 1855. 3w
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-25

FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR.
For District No 2. composed Of Townships
No. 2 and 3.
BENJAMIN C.. ALLEN.
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THEO DORE FRANKEsS
CINCINNATI ny EING ESTABLISHMENT,

Cha Al opposite Henry Luzs GFoce
Evansville. Indi1nA..
mNANOY Over Scourer Rehnisher Of Dry Goods.
and formeYiv Forerna At Mr.. Teasdaie
New York Dye House.
and ooIeu Crare Cashmere. Shaws Of euer dsscrp
dion and Dyes every kind ofsGs
sordinr patterns them equal BE
from silk Dresses in ithout
In uruw He also cleans and rennshes Our
tains in Silk WooIen ToiIe de Tersse and Tulles
cleans Carpets and finishes them equal TO new II
e.ir rates. - - octIs-1vd&w
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$50 CINCINNATI rs
RETREAT FOR THE INSANE.

MN charge of EDW RID MEAD N. D. Editor ofthe Ame,-
can Psycbol Journal Lecturer Insanity and
Medicine of ohsestries and formerly Of Masera
Medica. r4eg .a.Hs
Institution open for the reception O patients 10
select establishment sentng superior advantage Mona
but admitted The long experience Of
practitioner and teacher affords guar
kindly and the successful treatment
Terms made kno application to DE- MEAD einein-
natl, Ohie. 1eozl-om
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CO-PAfeTNER SHIP.

YTNHE undersigned have this day formed
ship under the style aud firm of GEO. FOSTER O 60
sfor the ofa general Fc rpGrdIHg ara COM
very large spacious Fire Warehouse, on .ne
Wabash and Erie Canal and corner OF Locust ana Dun
ham streets and the Depot of the EVansYle anu
-Crswfordsvfe Railroad, where they Will nave ample
room and convenient facilities for sto ring all klnos OF
Prod uce and Merchandise.
They will special to Consignme nts eitner
River, Railroad, Canal or Wagons, and Wllior"aro
xprompsly mt the lowest rates. 7te- i E-La
They give rersonal attention to the purchase OF
aale OF Produce or Groceries in this markets ana socis
efdsrs purchase of Sugar and Moiasscs on thr
Coast Of the arn will be in the South during the
Winter. tsltFftsl gaaz4 asss. Ftessl r9H
They hope by unremtted attention TO merit and share
sshepubiic patronaRe NJ. w. FOSTER.
go = as 5Fsss GEO. FOSTER,
=. edeelA ..si..es - tl-s ~ w. M. AIKMAN.
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL,
SHERwOOD HOUSE,

THE subscriber has taken the above house, and mas
entirely reted and resurnished it, and is prepared
entertain the patrons of the house satisfactory
He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Peter Burke and has good stock of horses ard
ciages to let. ti.a 1870 .E1E #&sa
The stable large, clean and welllocated, and good
in Particular
will paid the horses left with him for keep
ng and ia all respects, the public ha lind the Sher.
wood House good HOTEL TjSS-tfl " J. A. BYERS.
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IMPROVES PORTABLE NETLL..

WH0R grinding wheat And corn. and all other
snnins old Anchor Brand Betting oethu and Betting
all widthss - :. trsr & ..xftls
articles Cnenn as prices. including freight.
OalIaAJ r. Mon Family Groeery eerner ef Oak an
sGsiS 49, SAwss SRAps0kD 90 caeelasea; ..
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NEW GALI.RRY. NEW NAsiE, AND NEW
fsEkBCES!
THE sim REA NJ GALLERY!

MW EssEs SUMMERS 4 TILEST0N have now July
VM pEete1 sAeir Daguerrean in Dr. D. bIsy
ON First opposite the post once ana sfe
rsady and to take petares IN sne
cat snost approved Having hted up our roo ms
with A eye 60 fort they cool and airy while
skylight which ns 20 s@Re pie
that will cempare favora bly, with any in the
Of wing perfect
which guarantee, no SAFE Fiease c@A @nS
see 10 a ahe Western Sun Beam. .~a
M R-PietMPaa for dQNAr9. Je@9
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NEW aRIRaSEEmENT.

MNefder that may be able devote time part
# larry the Iron HEAVY HARDwAGE part ef
business. disposed OF my Rterestin the
cary house 70 Wr. MATTHEW DALZELL, who will co q
tnae az the staad nader the style ef ORR, DALZELL
complete Of evscything in the Grocery
line would thia oppaftanty OF returning sincere
hsnks pag the house for te liberal
extsndedt fot MANY years and ASH
20 their ohe 6rni al II would
10 the very ow pay all gehtemen that they Heed
act ask credit at this house n...rr, .Ia
Marcel n
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