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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the Todd's Valley Wa
/ ter Company will lease their entire ditch
and mill prop rty, at Todd's Valley, on Mon
day. the 10th of S. ptember, 1855, between
the hours of three and six o'clock, p. NJ, for
the term OF one year. to the highest bidder
who will give satisfactory security
By order of the Company,
J. W. HARVILLE.
Todd's Valley, Aug. IL, '55 I'd Secretary.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

MOUNTAIN PEACnEs.-The editor of Shasta
Courier boasts OF peaches raised in that coun.
ty measuring ten inches in circumference.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
Township No. l.

Dotan's Bar-at Dotan' Bar Hotel: Inspec-
tor, E. Whitney; Judges, Jacob Hudson and
VIM. Blair.
Condemned Bar or CarrOlton-at Callen-
ders store: Inspector. DR.. Latimer; Judges,
j. Bahcock. and Luke Sccord.
Beal's Bar-at Gragg d Co.'S store; Inspcc-
tor, Isaac james; Judges, Franklin Snow and
Abner Whichtr.
Gait House-at Gait House: Inspector. n
7. Julien; Judges, J. c. McAllster and Wm
Edwards.
Dry Creek-at Shellhouse's Inspector, -
Shellhouse: Judges, Oscar Thermon and j. B.
Baxter.
Desert Road - at Pleasant Grove House:
Inspector, Geo. A. Lyons; Judges, H. Booth
and q. Canny.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
Come and See for Yourselves!
ROBERT GORDON

TAKES this method of notifying his Et4aR9 E4faR ]
L friends and the public generally. NzaAg
that he can still be found at his old stand. on
the corner of Main and Commercial streets.
with full assortment of all the necessary ar
ticles for MINING FARMING. HOTEL and FAMILY
uses. His BAR is always well supplied with
his gOO'ls, which be warrants of a superior
quality, he is determined to sell at the lowest
CASH PRICEs-and delivers free of charge.
N. B.-Orders from distance promptly at
tended to. Auburn, June 23d, '55 my
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THAT he will deserve it.

He has associated with him MIR. JAMES
JAMESON. so long and favorably known in
connection with the Washington Baths San
Francisco, the Tontine Buildings Wall street.
New York. and Kitchen q IIcnderson's s. Boston
In conclusion h. would request all who want
their Hair Cut artistically. to be Shampood
a la mode. or to be Shaved easily. to call here.
WM. STEVEN.
Warm and Cold Baths from 2 a. nl until
9p. m.
Alburn AuU A. 1S15
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THE PLACER HERALD.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY. AT THE OFFICE
Main Street, near Holmes Store, by
TABB MITCHELL.

TERMS.-Subscriptions invariably in adj
vance. For one year. $500; six months S4 90;
three months $3.50; one month Sl,O0; single
copies, twenty five cents.
FOR ADV VERTlSING.-On square of TEN
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each subsequent insertion, $50. For half a
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sequent insertion 5 90.
JOB BPRINTING.-Largea additions have re-
Gently been made to the Job Office, and work
of all descriptions will be executed in a supe-
riOr manner.
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The following places are established as elec-
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:
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XIV YcpX SHAVING SALOON
AND
BATHING ROOMS.

THE PROPRIETOR of the above establish
L ment would beg most respectfully to call
the attention of his friends and the public to
his Hairdressng Saloon. which has been re-
fitted in style superior to anything in Au
burn. and trusts that as he was the Pioneer in
low prices. and the first to open place wor-
thy the patronage of the gentlemen of this
place
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

The State Journal has published the Ritual
OF the Know Nothings in extenso. ~er-
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
WILLIAM DUCK,
YANKEE JlMS.
PLACER COUNTY. CALIFORNIA.

T AM NOW SELLING GOODS at reduced
i prices, and Miners are invited to call and
see my new and elegant stock at the old
stand, Oh Main street. one door above Adams
II Co.'S Express Office. Goods packed for
purchasers to any part of the Mines.
WILLIAM DUCK.
Yankee Jim's, Oct. IA. '54-Gm
ROBERT O. CRANENS s. co.
THE PEOPLES STORE, Yankee .Jim J
l. keep constantly on hand a large and well
selected stock OF PROVISIONS. LIQUORS,
and MINERS SUPPLIES.
Miners and Others wishing to purchase are
respectfully invited to call and examine for
themselves. Goods packed to order. spill ly
N. F.. MILLS. C. j. HIIYER.
District Attorney. Auburn. Iowa Hill.
MILLS & HILLYER,
Attorneys and COunSelIOrS at Law.
PARTNERS II CIVIL BUSINESS ONLY.
OFFICES 1T TAUBUR.N IND IOWA
HILL. m25 80 my
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WrGcn1 Denver addressed the Democracy
in Sonoma county last week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
The Fate of the K. n. Democrats.

The Wings can return to their first love. but
alas for the renegade Democrats! They have
sinned beyond the hope of political redemp
ton, TIL with years of pentence and tears
they atone for going astray. They must sit
suhm ssive for long time on the stool of re-
pentance, ere again they can hope for pref
ment at the hands Of the Democracy The
Wings will not have thcm-the Democrats
will not have them--and they must go wan
derng about | Ike sheep without shepherd;
or rather like the bat in the fable. that, being
on the side of the birds and the beasts alter
nately, was refused fellowship by hoth The
ambitious asp rants for distinguished positions,
when they saw the star of Sam in the ascen-
dant could not wait for preferment in the
Democratic ranks. but wildly rushed into his
embrace, thinking thus to secure the coveted
prize. But they sadly miSjudged. Their
vaulting ambition overleaped itself, and they
have fallen on t'other side, PROSTATE and in
the dust. .fitd.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

Glorious News FROM THE MouNTAINs.-We
expected that the Know Nothing organization
would weaken before the election, but we
never expected SO tremendous a reaction as
we now witness. The councils appear to be
breaking up in all dircctio and the with
drawal OF members are counted by the hun
dred. There is, in fact, quite a stampede
amongst the IIindoos.
Judging from the signs of the times. Gov.
Bigl,r will be elected by an unprecedented
majority. Not even the Know Nothings here
about will dispute that the campaign is set.
tied affair so far as the Gubernatorial question
is concerned. State Journal
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

Know NOTHINGs IMPROVING on THE DECIARA-
rION OF INDEPENDENCE.-lt was given out in
Cincinnati that an eYpurgated edition of the
d. claration Of Independence was read on the
Fourth of July ly Professor Lipptt at the
Eighth street park. The following passage
being omitted: lie George ILL., has en-
deavored to prevent the population of these
States; for that purpose obstructing the laws
for the natural Eat On of Foreigners refusing
to pass other laws to encourage their migra
ton hither, and raising the conditions Of new
appropriations of lands"
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
ELECTION PR0CL LAMATION,

TllE 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, general election
will he held on
Wednesday, the 9Th day Of September,
1855, at which the following officers are to be
elected
OWE GOVERNOR
ONE LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
TWO JUDGES OF THE SUPREME
COURT.
ONE COMPTROLLER.
ONE TREASURER.
ONE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
ONE SURTEYOR GE.NER.4L.
ONE SI.4TE PRINTER IND
THREE STAIE PRISON DIREC-
TORS.
For Placer County,
ONE STATE NE.\.4 TOR.
FOUR MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY.
ONE SUPERINTENDENT OF COMMON SCHOOLS
FIVE COUNTY SUPERVISORS.
Zone for each DisrcD;
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.
A the same time the qualified electors shall
express their opinion for or against PrOhih-
tory Liquor Law. in accordance with the I'd
Section of an Act passed May 4th, 1855, ent-
tied IAN Act to take the sense of the people
of this State. at the General Elect on i'm A. d.
1855. on the passage of a Prohibitory Law"
which enactS that ever vOt, r "who votes upon
the passage Of Il Prohibitory Liquor Law shall
write Tor PRINT upon his ballot Prohibitory
Liquor Law-Ies.' and every voter who votes
against such law shall write for PRINT upon
his ballot 'Prohbitory Liquor Law-No.''
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01

THE PRESBYTERIANs AND KNOW NOTHING
IsM.-The Preshyttry of Shenango, Wis, of
the Associate Presbyterian Church. at meet
ing held on the 18th uIt, adopted the follow
ing resOlut on. which we would commend to
the special imitation of members of every
Protestant denomination:
Resoired That in the Judgment of this Pres
bytery, the principles Of our chWch erciude
from communion the ntmbers of the secret
society cahed hnOu .Nothin gs, and the mem
6ers Of all such secret societies, and that the
Preshytcry direct sessions to enforce this
opinion.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-09-01
Township No. 2.

Cox's Ranch-at CoX's house: Inspector,
Paul Cox: Judges, Jas. E. Young and 7. l..
Chambrrlin.
Newtown-at Miners Store of Thei Il Ned
erhut; Inspector. j. K. Nickerson; Judges, J.
A. Walker and J. Morris.
Gray's Ranch--at Hardy House; Inspector,
j. Walkup; Judges, Daniel Hardy and Gile.
Wilbur.
Gold Hll--at Esq. Mason's; Inspector. W.
W. Capcrton: Judges. John Bristow and John
a. McMartin.
Ophir-at Phoenix hotel; Inspector H. Stuts
Judges. j. Price and j. Seward.
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Township No. 8.

Rattlesnake Bar Harland's store: In
spector. james Patterson; Judges Robt. Mar
tin and s. &. Parsons.
Manhattan Bar--at E. Cooks store; Inspec-
tor, L. c. Brown. Judges, n. S. Martin and G.
w. Jones.
Christian Valley-at California House; In
spector. Mark Buckley; Judges, n. b. Parzet
and A. c. Neil.
Auburn-at Court House: Inspector. Saml
Whitmarsh; Judges Vim. f. Miller and Dr.
Hubbard.
Wells Precinct-at house of Thomas Wells:
Inspector. Chas. Foster; Judges, Isadore Wells
and John McIrwn.
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Township No. 4.

Township No.4
Illinoistown-at b. Brickell's; Inspector. E.
Brickcl; Judges. Robt. Egbort and j. Jones
Mountain Springs sat Mountain Springs
Hotel; Inspector. - Brown; Judges, Geo
Ritchie and W. A. Hynes.
Dutch Fat-at Scots Ravine; Inspector
- Brooks; Judges, VIM. Scott and Charles
Seffrrence.
Barnes Bar-at the store of Dan1. Hogan
Inspector, Dan l. Hogan; Judges. Simp
Oregon Bar-at Wooden Il Cos store; In.
spector, Samuel Wooden; Judges, - -
and -
Lsbon-at Bear River House; Inspector. G.
W. Apple9ate; Judges, Jas. X. Evans and j
E. Simpson.
Blue Canon-at Dagg's house; Inspector.
Stephen Mead; Judges, NJ. Cattcl and Orrin
Day.
Shelving Rock-at --; Inspector. D..
White; Judges. Thomas Duncan and Simon
Harris.
Bradshaw's Bar--at --; Inspector. Jas.
Houston; Judges J. G. Udell and - Parker.
Township No. 5.
Todd's Vallry-at Seaman Hotel; Inspcc-
tor. H. G. Reed; Judges, Ii. W. Bum and Geo.
Suits.
Smiths Ranch-at ; Inspector. Jas.
Cartwright; Judges, Stephen Smith and E. D..
Springer.
Yankee Jim-at Niles Hotel; Inspector. r.
O. Cravens; Judges, DR.. Frazer and Martin
Tnbbs.
Forest Hill-at Forest Home Hotel; Inspec-
tor. Daniel Baker; Judges, Abram Edgerton
and Stephen Moore.
Grizzly Bear House--at Grizzly Bear House;
Inspector. VIM. Crandell; Judges, John En-
CELL and James Sims.
The American patriot., 1855-01-31
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform their old
customers and the trade generally, that they have
disposed Of therentire stock Of Dry Goods; &C.. and
that hereafter they will only deal in GROCERIES and
PovlSlONs; and intending to keep good supply
on hand, they hope to be enabled to sell low as
the same goods can be bought elsewhere. Their
terms will be CASH-without any deviation.
They have adopted this plan to enable them to close
up the affairs of their firm, and also the unsettled
business of the firm of D,aughon Poole Therefore,
all persons who indebted either of the firms are
earnestly solicited to come forward Immediately and
settle, or make satisfactory arrangements. Those who
do not comply promptly with this request will be pro.
ceedcd against at once and, with the aid Of the law
they will endeavor to FORCE settlement with those
they have long indulged. They bound to close up
their old standing business
jan3 R. II. DRAUGHON l. co.
NUGAR and MOLAssEs-In store and for sale by
~ janl0 Il. H. DRAUGHON & co.
ITO! for the Holy -Days.-prums, Flies, Horses,
IL Birds, Soldiers, Guns, Swords, &C., received by
the last steamship, and for sale by
d27 LANGWORTHY & TILDON.
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PROBATE SALES.
PROBATE SALE.

- PROBATE SALE.
TIE S1A1E OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish OF East Feliciana, ( No. G69.
In the matter Of the succession Of Robert Ney.and
deceased.
N compliance with IN order of Court, herein to me
directed will sell at public auction at the door oi
the court house in said parish, on ..t, -,'.- r,
SATURDAY, the 10th day of FEBRUARY, 1855,
at II o'clock, A. NJ, the following property appertar-
ing to said succcssion-to-wt
A negro man by the name of DOCK, Or Crockett.
Terms Of Sae-Cash, provided he brings the ap.
praisement If he docs not bring the apprasemcnt l
shall sell him on credit Of twelve months, with eight
per cent interest from the day of sale. mortgage
importing confession of Judgment will be retained
upon the said slave and approved personal security will
be required. janl0 Al. LAW. Sheriff.
The American patriot., 1855-01-31
SEVENTH DISTRICT Co5RT,
Parish of East Feliciana.
Harriet Haryin vs..
No. 2lCO.
John s. Whitehead.

this case, the law and the evidence being in favor
of the Plaintiff Harriet Harvin, tits therefore order
cd, adiudged aud dccreed, that she have Judgment
against her husband, John S. Whitehead for twelve
hundred dollars, with five per cent Interest thereon
per annum from judicial demand until paid. That she
be separated in property from him. that she recover
the free used and administration Of her property and
the undivided half of the seven hundred and
forty Of land situated in said parish that she have
judgement OF nonsu for the of land in De Soto
parish, and the slaves Mose Julia and child
Susan, Fanny, Prince Jacob, Nancy, Maria Lucrecia
Falaca, Harriet, Frank and John aud the undivided
half of Clarssa, Charlotte and Harriet That she have
her legal mortgage on the real estate and negroes her
said husband has owned since eighteen hundred and
ftythree, to secure the of six hundred dollars and
the same since eighteen hundred and ifty-four to
secure the payment Of six hundred dollars with inter-
est and cost of this suit.
EDWIN T. MERRICK,
Judge Of the 7th Judicial District Court
January oath, 1855.
certify the foregoing to be true copy from the
original now on file and Of second in this Office
ian29 H. SKIPWITH, Clerk.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.


The STATE OF LOUISIANA, Seventh District Court
Parish of East Feliciana ( No. 1861
S. J. j. Cauldfeld VS.. T. J. Lipscomb.
Townsend Millican
vs.. 7th District Court-No. 1882
Frank Poole
r., 1;S:e,ns 7'A District co"'s-so 1889
RY virtue Of a writ Of f. fa., to ME directed have
IL seized and will offer for sale at the door Of tho
court house in the parish aforesaid, on
THE FIRST SATURDAY OF MARCH, 1855. between
the hours of II O'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p, NJ all
the right title interest and claim Of the defendant
T.J Lipscomb in and to the following named and des
cribed property-:o-wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND SITUATED, LY
ing and being in said parish containing 6S4 acres more
Or less with all the buildings and improvements there
on and all the rents and arising therefrom
Bounded on the South, by lands of James Neasom
known as the Knox or Hannah place, the North by
lands OF the widow and heirs of Elias Brown, decd.
on the other sides the boundaries are not known to me-
ana being the same tract of land acquired by Ludlow
baynard, OF Ira Bowman by purchase
Terms Of Salc-Cash, with the benefit of appra;se
'een'' lan31 A. J. LAW Sheriff,
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS FOR NEXT YEAR.
u One hundred pages Of reading each month,-Wc
commence this volume with The largest list by many
thousands, that we have had since We commenced the
work We have, in addition to our many excellent
features, to add treatise on the hair, and crochet
work in colors We think these new features will be
appreciated by our subscribers. All our celebrated
corps OF contributors win favor Us as usual with those
writings that have made the "Laiys Book" so celc-
brated throughout our country as literary standard
SrEEi. ENGRAvISGs--ln this department we Lay,
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superiority. ''' '-A'i
OUR FASHIONS WITH plAGRAMs--TLis department
which has given great sa faction to our lady sulscr;.
beIs, will still be continued. -
DRAWING LESSONS roR YorriI---Wc have at least
one thousand designs still hand to publish; tler.
fore this department will be continued with unabattd
energy Any child can learn drawing by these lessons.
PARIS, LONDON 4 PHILADELPHIA FASHIONS.
The only coored fashions upon which any RELIANCE
can be placed received direct from Paris and adapted
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every lady can be her own dressinaker. l'AN'
EMbRoipEnY--An infinite variety in every number
Dress PA1rERNs--Inlants' and cldrcna' dresses.
with descriptions how to make them All kinds ot
Crochet and Netting work. New patterns for Cloaks,
Mantcets, Talmas, Collars Cheniscltcs, Undorslceyes
with full directions Every new pattern az o,,v
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Book, as we receive consgnnents ON Paris every tgo
weeks, having resident editor there. 81
The NURsERY-This subject is treated upon often.
Godey's Invaluable Receipts upon every subject
indispensable to every cniy, worth more than the
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LII te various numbers for 1855 will be found the
newest designs for Window Cnrtn;rs n,od1,in Anr.
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NOTICE.

''HE subscriber has on hand.a full assortment of Dry
L Goods Groceries, Boots, Shoes. Hats, &C.. and is
constantly receiving addition supplies Cash paid for
Cotton. d27 :fH G. A. NEAFUS.
4 NSuALs, bound in papier mache and morocco;
n Prayer Books, Hymn Books Bibles Gift Books for
the old, young and middle aged. For sale by
d27 IANGWORTHY & TILDON
The American patriot., 1855-01-31
FOR SALE.

A FINE PLANTATION lying six miles soutl of
Road, containing nine hundred acres of excellent land
with four hundred cleared and under Gnce A
good road by it, It is well wacrcd and presents
every facility for fine stock farm, grass grows luxur-
antly upon it, Me proprietor kows by euperince Any
one wishing to purchase for himself home that will
wear well and which may BE- bequeathcd as rich leg
acy TO his postelity, woald do well 10 examine it.
Tie terms will be reasonable and time viii be given
for the payment of most of the purchase price Il de-
sired. -,
For further particulars enquire at this Office or .d.
dress the Proprietor Of the American Patriot. gsf
ian1Or .E- -
N EsS aud PRIME iVKK--in store and tor sale b,
VI dlI LII L II DRAIGHON 4 70
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SADDLE AND HARNESS MAKING, &c,

kA s. LOOMS wishes to inform the public
1SS that he still continues to fill all orders for any
work in his line of business He engages none but
the best Of workmen and his stoc; is procured d.
rect from the North he is confident Of being enabled
to furnish the public with articles of his manuac
ture which are inferior to the work Of other estab
lishment in the Union Purchasing his stock for cash.
he will also be enabled to furnish the trade at as low
rates. for cash. as the goods can be purchased in
the North good supply Of Saddles, Harness, Br
dies, Haters &c, always hand. His Shop is on
the North side of tiie public square. janl7
TOMB STONES, MAUSOLECMS. MONU-
MENTS, TOMBS HEAD and FOOT STONES.
r. B. & E. ENoCHs, would respectfully cali the
W. attention Of those in watt Of any Of the above
articles; they have arrived Bayou Sara with large
variety, manufactured in Philadelphia Of Italian and
American marble.
WI! meet with prompt attention. jams