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The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
Come One! Come Ali!!

= GOODKIND q CO., respectfully inform
-. the public that having lately enlarged
their store, they now have on hand and are
constantly receiving the best selected assort-
ment of
HAVANA AND AMERICAN CIGARS,
to be found in the market, and which they
Hatter themselves they can sell as cheap as
can be purchased in Sacramento. Come one F.!
Come all !! and convince yourselves before
purchasing elsewhere.
G%All those seeking for Irregular" genu-
inc cigar, cannot miss it by calling at Good
kinds Cigar Store, next door to the Gem Res
taurant. nOv25 my.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
The Old Stand still ahead!

NEURTE WILLMENT, would respectfully
u inform the people Of Auburn and vicinity,
that he is still doing business at the old stand
on the same liberal scale as of old. Posses
sing every facility for buying that could be
desired, he pledges himself
TO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, of like
quality. Buying as he does. and being bles-
sed with IA substantial share Of the CUSTOM, he
is bound to sustain the above pledge. He
keeps constantly on hand large supply and
good assortment of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS, GROCE-
RIES, PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL FIXINGS,
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS.
n B.-GoOds delivered free of charge. ly
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DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing un-
| der the style and firm of Davis and Sy-
monds at Ophir, was this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
ERWIN DAVIS,
G. Ii. SYMONDS.
Ophir, June 25th l855.-44.3t
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List Of Patents ssued from the United States Patent
Office, for the week ending D~cemser %, 1855.
Lewis c. Ashley, OF Troy, New York, for improvement
Joseph BShler. H. D., ofN.w York, N. r. for imprsvs-
joseph Butler NJ D., Of New York, N. " for improve
ment in TIE combination Of injecting springs:
Behijsh j. Burnett Of New York, n T., for improve
George Byiogton Of Rochester, N. r. for Improvement
Robert l. Currey Of Philadelphia Pa for improvement
in double acting stem brake.
Thomas Crane, Of Fort Atkinson, Wis., for improvement
Thomas Dsniorth, Of Roxbury, Mass for improvement
in window shades
Isaac Davis Of Mechanic.burg, Ohio for improvement
in machinery for whipping hair
sor.Ius Iunbam, Of North Brdgewater Mass, for I'm
proved method Of har ging saws.
Henry f. and Louis A. Gossin, of rhibodeaux La, Tor
Improvement in steam boiler furnaces.
John Griffen, q Safe Harbor Pa, for improved manu-
fac uie OF wrought iron cannon.
Bishop Harris Of Auburn, Pa. for improved mode Of
dressing mill stones Coz securing and huliing buck
Reuben Hurd, of Spring Hill H., for improvement in
ttedif machines.
ino p. Hale, q Kapawha Court House, Va, for ioa-
rrcvemeDt in apparatus for making salt.
BENZ. Btu, Of Rochester, N. r., for improvement in
PADDLE wheels
weste W. Hurbut Of Boonville N Y, for improved
method Of hanging circular saws.
Alex. leightheiser, Of Eeaang. Pa, for improvement
IN machines for nincipg meat.
Wm II. Merrill, Tauntou Mass, for improvement IN
boisyiDg blocks.
Chas. Mrler q Carroll township, Pa, for improve
Henry NJ Ia,khurst, Of Perth Amsoy n. j., for i'm
pitvtment in propoi tiopa divders.
A+clphe Pecoui, Of Matseies, France, for combined
log and sounding Ire.
Newell Prince, Of Brocklyn, n. Y, for improvement
In fountain PETS.
Ezra Ripley, Of Troy n. T., for improvement In miui
for RIindrq grain. &c.
james Kobb, OF Leyistoyn, Pa, for improvement 10
corn shelters.
= X. Root Of Hartford, Conn., for improvement in re-.
voviDg Hrea
George W. Smith, Of Mauch Chunk, Pa. tor improve
neDt 10 looms Tor weaving wire.
Gilbert Smith, Of Buttermk Falls N. Y for improve.
mint 10 breech loading firearms
hos b. scout, Of keyport N. j., for ir ,rovment ia
e,tn ard cob mills.
Abel s,ielr Of Concord, N H., for I'm rovemou. in
hard reed planters
jesse D. wheeler, OF Msysviue, Wis, for improve
ntnt la SAD iron heaters
VIM. Wilbur, Of New Orleans, La for improvement In
hydraulic oil presses
CHARLES II. ButteIfed Of Nashua N. H., assigaor to
An Org houshtcn, Of Boston, Mxss for Improvement In
fusrds for Ian
Chas. Ivsrs u ChaIestown, Mass assignor to himself
and Geo X. Goejwin, OF Roxbury, Mass tor improve.
uent In revolving Crates.
Easspo.--wm {. Primes, Of Philadelphia, Pa, forim-
po,emeDt In spark aries,ers. Patented Feb ~ 1874
Charles Il Martin Of Boston, Mass, for Improvement
In fois teditead Patented June o, 1854.
U,sssn.-Jrs W. GsrdIer, of Shclburne Fails Mass.
sssirrsr 10 Inmsdn Gooanow Co. OF sane place Tor
dcsign for tatle kniyca and forks
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lse ils above tables u ~sh be per cscved that w.hsu
nClvding donhs rthie tracks, have nos In the
ttta - IA nUss u railroad, end We have probably
4se uils~ Of q utl~ track, mailing Ia ali moro than
- tto nNte ofucr way or enxtn more than snfcisn,
q sn.f1h iks spts ~ the equator. Within ten years
ile snstt has bsen 44sdsupct, and sin,e 1850 aone
blfss. y VII Also - that tie annual increase
tes tten n ratio and that this increase
= 10 - erbtnesc In TIE future. II need only b. stated
hat there ~ kse 600 miles la process OF COZ
steeon fhnf -i he IN besore the enf Of the year
1877 fsuy ,iis 4 ~on6s sful age ard wL.t NAV 40.
fathsr qtartr q cspiury Irucuce seeing the grad
fssoN - ~ yeft quarter haulnr the completed rsl
= Cos rsr mite the capital now Invested Ia thi.
Interest nnt1ntk 10 a. o.. see o1r.
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MELANCHOLY CASE IN VIRGINIA -On the
an ult, Jane Anderson and her infant two wears AID
we're fou'd ceao ~ Armstrong eek Fayette county
Va II ariesTa tNgt the girl lad faiea and hs been
h,ifg for scre tine With Charles P.yne mar a.ducer
He deserted her ard with her FAINT in he- arms shs
~siiea so her step bers lie indgnsr tiy spurned her
from biz door, and rbe poor started u cross thu
ueuDtsn. with the invention " screening for Psyne
Br sIergth gave cut in The attenp. ard With her ci
he ssbk down In the cold ADD 81 ouy NOM ain path
and tieathed her last Her BODY and that oNthc infant
VIE not found for tour weeks af,ers wards The -es
were cecently inferred Payne who vas formerly a
tediord county. las been arrested ans inprisoned.
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-Tur LENNON SLAVE cAsr--rn compliance With

The LENNON SLAVE CAsE.--rn compliance with
We INT refou ION noopted ty the Gene al Assembly 10
ls5s ilt6overpor has arpoinfet nerew ssevcnson so
o. associate courtei WITT the Attorney General Pm
cite before the Supreme Court Of the State
ue appesl taken fruU tbs cecisou 81 Jdsge In thst
s'a't ~ which Jc- than Lennon, citizen % Vginis
vas deprive ~ his saves. u !. undcsstood That
Cow ~ sSN i0rh, under resasuidn Of the erie
ln,pIe az thai State has sppoped the ao r. ~ circr
sid Joseph Blunt, s--ocsae~ vito H1n ugie, Hot san,
foiney eere a. ~ New YORK, 70 uapsgu the
whSH ~ TIE apretecs tte ca - re@ereef 80 -
fbf court ant vii ~ ftnoy of argument nj ~ tom,
Wlicb vii ron Wevce rn the first u lnuuary Mr. So
vnson 4 a undeFstoc, bhs accepted .beapPyntmens-
kedwoet EUsaTG, Do. -.
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re fyysffs8 gtfad n Ciiaa az October IL says.--
W. Enln ben ~ rs Ssass nquNt ron ina the s4r,
a ~ + At ShAr gise g. UnoAcse AbBoti being "a .orb
~ etn esae " nta thsg rfpvni. zee /. 1Bnhssa
~ tritd snffs sioep NAnd As rii thss fr Foweaows
tirr NHt a. To- tri'eo Stars trnn PIT asseF
81 " remedy 4 mfsfse a. tie nhcAs "a sssrr nest
krfrm tfe8 rtsfts ffsnef Frwhhtsn nslas =.
Ffr~ tnrhsfE ffphils - krr tg~l ~ shtnars
Ftefsf fer8afst IT, y ~ ,19 ~ asftn flaastne
III t tetnp. n cas ~ rs vay gafss sarysyirr
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part LIST. Deputy Cierk-Heary a. Rice, Eco. c~s Il
general ternRobsrs .. vsssssoa. Esq cssrk o. part
I'd, Trial Term-wm. Havilssd Esq- C1ssx % spesisi
term VIM. p. Brennan, Eco Equity Clsrk-Jess 0~k.
ley, Esq. Naturalization Cssk-Pvtsr Ieuos Esa
Recording Cerk-Chas. X Taylor, ESQ. Docket clssk-
Geo. EAdie, Esq.
The number Of causes tried, REFERRED complaints dis.
missed inquests and cases settled during ths last year.
In this branch Of the court, q follows
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Rst,rustIs m the united states.

Iron Dinsmt RES Railway Guide, January, 1851
The s~ing tab gives summary of the railr Dads In
ssvesl eais 1t the conDencemen. Of the years 1855
"a 1s56 respectively, and exhibits also the increase Of
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STATISTICS OF THE Law COURTS.

Some years ago ADOPTED the system Of laying before
the readers Of he NEW YoRK HyRAID annual tabular
eDt OF the transactions Of the several courts for tho
previous twelve months ind many Of contempora-
rice lave Stree followed example, We are enabled
now through the courtesy ard with the assistance Of the
various cas Of the conrs TO spread before the public
bhdseys view Of the legal business Of New York for
the year 1885, ard we take this opportunity Of
tenoesig thsDIs to the officers named not only for
their kncness this OCCASION but for the Willingness
hey have manifested ct all times throughout the year TO
cii'ste the representatives of the NEw YORK HERALD.
Our present tsb,e bias been complied with great care,
and viii be ound-ss far at present goes-a perfect
numerical eptome of this important branch of our local
intelligence.
JUDGES Edwards snd Morris, ofthe Supreme Court died
during the past year, noticed in the table of that
court.
Sore Of the United States Courts tables not yet
perfected, put hope t, be able to publish them TO-
morrow.
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Justicee-Hon Florence Mccarthy, A. A. Thompson,
Charles f Birdsall
Clesk-Moses d. Gale.
The whole number Of processes issued including sum
monses, sases attachments warrants for assault and
bastery SANDER &C., &c. and warrants for assault and
battery the high seas, and for seamens wages from
lr January 10 3lst Deeembey 1856 was........ 7774
Number osjudgments reversed. ............... 2S83
Settled, dismissed On return Of summons or dis
continued BY the parties. 5,iSi
Hon. A. x. Maynard elected for six years at
the last election and takes his seat Of the JUS
ces Of this court the lst Of January, 1885, In the
Of Judge Brdsal who appointed BY the Cover
to fill vacancy created by the resignation Of Judge
Alfred A. Phillips.
Tie returns frc the following courts not ready
for pabli .ation'-
The United States District Court.
The United States Commissioners Office.
1Le United states harshsPs ONCE.
The United states District Attorneys Ofi:e
They will be prepared today and published tomorrow
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Judge CsmpbsNs term Of Office expires Decesnher 81
1866 and he will he succeeded by Hon Louis B. Woodruff
(retiIirg Judge the Common Pless) who has
elected for six years from January /, 1856.
Judge Hoffman, whoee term also expires at the end Of
1865 was reelected for Fix years from January 1880
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Judge EAwards, who would have bern presiding Justice
during the past year. died in February 1865 and Judge
T. 7. towies appointed BY Governor Clark 70 Gil ths
vacancy.
Jucge Morris oiled In October last and Judge Cowles
appointed BY ths Governor to ill the unexpred period
Of the time for which judge Morris elsctsd-aauey
10 the end Of the yesr 1851.
Mr. Henry T. Davies was elected on the Knov Nothing
tichst TO an the vacancy but the legal number Of
days mot having ntsrvened between The death Of Judge
Morr and The general election the Supreme Court have
decided in favor Of Judge Cevlss' appointment This
escLion however, viii be appealed.
James r. whiting Esq, vns elected judge on The d.
moerat tchs and takes his seat the opsang Of the
Court
Charles A. Peabody, Esq- appointed By the Cover
70 act Judge during ths last month. 10 al the
eancy created BY Jaa Covss' appointment In The room
Of the late Judge Norris
Ju6g~ Mitchell win bs 81 the Court Of Appeals during
the yrsr 1885, and Judge Roosevelt being the NEXT senior
Judge viii nc, as presiding Justice.
The Judges o. this court preside alternately In the
Oyer aud T~rpipxr.
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JUDGES towards snd Morris, ofthe Supreme Court, oed
during the past year. noticed in the table Of that
court.
Sore Of the United States Courts tables not yet
pesGcted, put hope t, be able to publish them to-
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.
Hon. Samuel Nelson, Associate Justice Of the So
sne Court Of the United States Presing Judge Of this
Court.
join W Nelson ESQ.,, Clerk; Rchd. E. stiwell, Esq,
Deputy Clerk.
There have been commenced since January, 1885, 231
suits the con Law ride Of this court. OF these LAG
suits Dor d. given 10 the Collector Of the Port of
New York Il suits against the Collector for excess of
aatss paid under protest. and % miscellaneous, ma
orIty Of which FOR infipgements Of patents There
have been tried "a heard argument 29 and ID JON
tinued, no.
On equity de Of TIE court 80 suits have been
msnced shesd on motion for ipjunctions; and dis
ni-ssd.
there have been 20 appeals in admir- Atty from the
rr'ea States DisHct Court. 20 Of which aAarmed
and reversed. Out Of this number, have been ap-
yealsd 70 the suprsme Court Of the United States.
1hse have been Grand Juries In session during the
'yesr 80 bills Of indictments found, tried and
10 the United States District Court for trial
oa me trial calendar the suit Of Ross Winans,
ssirss the Nsw York spd Harlem Railroad Company for
Which t~ice tried without verdict, and
sunsd twelve weeks Of the year The Of James Col
her late Collector Of California disposed Of by
utnga balance ~ % 600 due him BY the United
sas The see'mept suits pending In this court for the
ssi t~o years, and mdr the Arden estate,
involving many millions q dollars, have been decided
ssainst sbs pisin,ins.
UNIFIED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
sshD W, Nelsoa, Eq. aud II. Y. Still sell Esq, United
states tommssers have issued during the year 1855,
if wsrsnts for vaous o,nees committed against the
laws "a the United States Tor murder, smuggling,
'silsi v,lstion n tie neutrality laws, assaults with
asugespus vssposs larceny, opening letters, revolt,
rseit cfuel ard UNUSUAL punish mont, obstructing
inisd states officers, Of passengers Ac-a large
Proportion ~ .hlch sent before tie Grand Jury
shslr action thereon.
sUPIlEME COURT-cENERAL TERM.
JUDGES Hon W Nj, shel (prcsdirg Justice Hon. Jas.
J. hcsseveis, Hon Robert n. Morris, Hon. Thomas W.
coke, Dor. Jnefe r. Z. Cowles.
VIM. ~ nusntury, Eq, acting clerk At Gensral Term.
cEer Of the svrme Court and Oyer and Terminer, Mr..
Harry Bsr'holf.
The ppnter Of argued and determined during tbs
year 1885 6ncudarR non enumerated motions was rs
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GENERAL TERN.
Clerk, Robert D. Livingston, Esq.
raucoa hoo ~ nd daciAod durinU tho va
SPECIAL TERN

The Same Judges. VIM O. Brennan, Esa., Clerk.
The number Of arguments demurrers and motions dis
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ScaueiiDG.. -
6.Ths Now York canals ordered TO be closed for To
season.
GA National Convention OF the Irish Euigrant AID
Society after being three days In session the Astor
House in New York. adjourned The object Of the
citation appears TO To to favor for the liberia
ton Of Ireland.
S.-The diaculties in KAnsas Territory between ths
proavery and free State parties which Threatened 70
break cut In open war was settled By the fires STATE men
dsbanding their forces and submitting 10 the laws
1.-The trial Of Louis BAKER for the murder Of Bill
Poole which commenced the 9th u November cossi
and the case was given to the jury The tr consumed
soa coD6rmatory Of the sad fate OF Sir John frAnkn
and the men composing his expedition.
the murder Of b Poole, after being out hours
came into court and stated that would BE- impossib
for them to sgree upon vercict They were, in cens
SUNDAY % The Hudson Bay Company expedition
which sent out TO gather further information In
gard to the fate Of Sir John Franklin, returned TO Non.
eal having obtained satisfactory proof that the whole
expedition had persisted In the described ty DR..
Rae. Ths British bark Resolu,e, which had
on voyage Of discovery and abandoned in the Arctic
ocean, brought the port Of New Iondon Conn,
having been discovered by the captain OF whale ship
about Thousand mills from where she aoandsned
21-1he Pilg,im Society of Plymouth Mass. celebrated
the as5h anniv. rsary Of the Landing Of the gis with
sppropiate ceremonies.
sailed for NicaIa with passengers for CALIFORNIA; vas
hbeed by the L. s. District Attorney suspicion OF
her having board and desu of tne Ntca
rgpsn army rtcsmcr in defiance OF the order from
Of the United States started her voyage
but after getting into the she fired into
cut which had the eiIec, q bfiprug h.f 50.
and she afterwards taken In charge BY n.d stsa
officers and brorghs 80 anchor.
1.-THE California stesmrhp Northern Light having
teen searched, bones having bcen given tia, ANY
rabend articles of should be found bnard they
would te returned the ell Showed ssu for hcs
destination.
so-Ccpgress not yet orgsuiged; the mcabess q the
House Of representatives. sling to elect Speaker Ths
last bal OF stood as tolows:--
n J. Banks Jr., free soil Know Nothing Of Mass 90
IL ~ fuuer OF ~
wm. A. Richardson, dem, at Illinois. ............e
A @ Per pingtcn, wing, a. \. J.....,..,.....,..
stsUerng,
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Passages OF she California Steamers sn 1850.
AMOUNT or TREASURE.
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3--Rschcl the great French tragic actress made her
rs. appearance the American stage ~ the Mctropo
au theatre in New York General Harvey, with about
four hundred United States troops, had battle with
hind Of light hundred Sioux Indians At Ash
Hollow, hundred and fifty miles from Fort Laramie.
The Indians completely routed afes engagement
which lasted about one hour. About seventy Indiat 8
were killed and forty and children taken
prisoners. The loss Of tbs troops four killed. four
worn6ed ana ore missing.
IIhe Deaths by yellow fever in Norfolk averaged sixty
. day. Upwards cf seven hundred were sick with the
epidemic in Norfolk and Portsmouth,.
Two German young women living In house In the
powery, New York, after having, was supposed,
caused the death Il sfus boy belonging to the
Committed suiede ard the three found in a 100 a
bing cad tegotber.
SHE Supreme Court az Pennsy fvanis refused IL
% tatens ipuH N the ~ fasamors wihan son
Who incsfceratsd 90 charge Of assisting ia the
escslc Of slaves in Philadelphia.
Snr Francisco and reporc.t hs.ir lost hund cd
SIX 81 her passengers BY oholerA ring the passage
pnmftr az ct tAtrn feu board the vessel VIII,
uled In he hospia Of Fan TrnDci.ca.
lt--kn nifisy occurred ~ the 81 Nicholas Hotel IN
New Yofk, te,wi Capt. y. J. Wright aud III X. :.
IRn - Vii h The former stabbed twice nv tho Int.
C~ inhctlng woun = tbst greatiy endangered The OF
tepi Wright. The two gentlemen Rad previously been
sfti ers N tho bul chased q steamboat.
u -Ipe hock ~ IN earthquake felt In me oftse
town ~ Ceifarauous equity. N. Y.
IS = Tie action Is be NrvA Beard, WIFI snyeaed at
Wes Il ptfn the tob juno, pa lc, By which
agl sersa IA iouftstn ePaiAs we're raeeA on leave
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Tie foo~ing table exLbiv the progress i've annual In
q NE raoaa missge in the whole United States
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