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The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

IMpoRrAST MINING DEcIsIoN.--In late
case in Shasta, Judge Daingeriie'd, Of the
District Court, decided that the conversion
and possession of the water Of a brook, by
ditch owners, gave them the exclusive use of
the water, as against all the world; that the
doctrine of riparian proprictorship could not
be invoked in the mining regions; that there
was no right of property conveyed by the
Act of the California Legislature to the
mineral regions; that said law was nothing
more nor less than police regulations; and
that after persons had once acquired posses
sion and control of the water, they could
retain it, even if they did not use it for min
ing purposes, against all persons not wishing
it for such purposes.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

new paper to be called "The Old Noun
taineer," is to be established, says the Malys-
vile Herald, at Quincy. 1t will be conduct
cd by J. X. Lovejoy, formerly of the Noun
tain Messenger. Quincy is the seat of justice
of Plumas county.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

Hon Paul X IIubbs, State Superintendent
of Common Schools, requests the recently
elected County Superintendents to forward
their addresses, in order that he may be able
to send them the documents required by law
to be distributed to the various counties.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

GoLD IN CARSON VALLEY.-From several
Packers living on the other side of the Sier
ras we learn that good diggings are being
worked in Gold Canon, Carson Valley, and
that ditch 80 miles long, running from
Carson River to the diggings will soon be
completed.- Nerada J0uyadi
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

Tansy growing around the roots of peach
trees has been found to preserve that tree to
great age. 1t is thought the odor of the
plant drives away the insects and that, if
planted around trees subject to injury by in
sects, would produce similar favorable results.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06
Well Spoken.


foreign-bor correspondent of the Pitts
burg Christian Adcocote makes the following
point:
81 have renounccd on my own oath citi-
zenship in all countries, and am | then to be
denied in this The Arabs or the Tartars
might refuse to admit me to their rights. but
even their sense Of honor would forbid them
thus to ensnare me- | must be lost to every
country and every country lost to me- save
that country where the arm of man cannot
sway the scales Of justice. read my Bible
in the language Of Luther, and learned to be
Protestant; and from my Bible and Wes-
ley learned to be a Methodist. No one
asks me to disbeleve the Bible because |
came from India; Protestanism, because Lu-
ther was a German; or Methodism, because
Wesley was an Englishman. No one refuses
me membership in the church because was
born a foreigner. | can join them in pras-
ing God for His favors, and invoking His
blessing on our country; | can commune
with them at the sacrament board, and yet,
refusing me VOTE they will cast their ballot
side by side with the viest scoundrel that
ever disgraced the soil on which he was born
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

MoRE WATER FoRrHE Dry SEAsoN-Two
companies are engaged Oh the Merced il
conducting water to the rich localities q
Maripos county. A third is about to com
monce canal to supply the rich mining
district near Fort MiIier.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

An exchange tells an incredible story Of
boy who caught a hungry dog and tied HIM
by the tail, then coaxed him out Of his skin
with piece of liver.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

To BE HuNG.-On Goth October, Crane
murderer of Miss Newman, and one of the
murdercrs of Daniel G. Howe, named Mickey
Freer. are to be hung at Coloma.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

EXCELLENT CouNsEL.--Two things to be
kept-your word and your temper. The for
mer when dealing with a printer, and the
latter when disputing with a woman. This
may be difficult, but it can be done by get
ting couple Of chapters Of job by heart.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

By MAJORITY OF ONE.-Captain Swan
Democrat, has been elected to the Assembly
from Tuare county, by a majority of one
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

The "Hindoos' profess great veneration
for the Constitution; but practically repudiae
the following clause-
No religious test shall ever be required as
a qualification to any office Of public trust
under the United States.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06
JOB PRINTING.
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY
NO. 81 MERCHANT STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.

NO. " MERCHANT STREET
SAN FRANCISCO.
Advertisements and Subscriptions
RECEIVED BY
THOMAS BOYCE, AGENT,
No. 81 Merchant street, and Room No, 8, up stairs
Iron Building, northeast corner Of Montgom-
cry and Washington streets. for the
"PLACER HERALD" AUBURN;
democratic State Journal" :" Sacramento;
Daily Argus" Stockholm
'Sicrra Citizen" Downicville;
Miners Advocate Diamond Springs;
Mountain Messenger" Gibsonville;
Contra Costa" Oakland;
''Tribune," San Jose;
democratic Standard" Portland 0 T.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

The way they cool themselves in hot
weather in Sierra Leona, in Africa IS thus
graphically described by an old sea captain
"A black fellow, sir, goes into the market.
It's as hot as -, well anything. He buys Il
melon for three tarthngs-and what does he
do with it? The black fellow, sir, hasn't a
rag on. He buys his melon, cuts it in halves
and SCOOPS out the middle. He sits in one
half. covers his head with the other, and
eats the middle. That's what he does, sir
| saw Sierra Leone in all its tropical glory
cheapness of produce, darkness Of population
gigantic vegetation and primitive state o
manners"
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A gentleman, the other evening, objected
to playing cards with lady, because she had
such winning" way about her.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

"Would you like to subscribe for Diken's
Household Words" inquired sombre-look-
ing magazine agent.
"Household words have played the dickens
with me long enough" WAS the feeling reply
of the hen-pecked husband.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A NOVEL WEApoN.-An individual was
recently arrested in San Francisco, for knock
ing man down with bar of soap.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A man named Calvin was shot and killed
by another named Clark, at Coutervllle,
Mariposa county, ON the 8th instant
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A HARD Ilw.-A good quaker lady, after
listening to the eXtravagant yarn of Il store
keeper as long as she was able, said to him:
Friend M, what pity that it is sin
to lie, when it is so necessary to thy business"
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

GIGANrIo UNDrRrAKING.-The MarysvilIe
Express says, that it is in contemplation to
turn the Feather River at Ophir, so as to
drain about six miles of its bed. Mr.. Pear
son is now engaged in surveying the work.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

girls can always tell married man from a
single one? The fact is indisputable. The
philosophy is beyond our ken. Backwood
says that the fact Of matrimony or bachel-
orship is written so legibly in Il mans ap-
pearancc, that no ingenuity can conceal it.
Everywhere there is some ineXpcable in
stinct that tells us whether an individual
(whose name, fortune and circumstances are
totally unknown,) be or be not a married
man Whether it is certain subdued look,
such as that which characterizes lions i'll Il
menagerie, and distinguishes them from the
lords of the desert, we cannot tell; but that
the truth is so, we positively affirm"
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

Like their illustrious prototypes Of ages
bordering upon darkness, they have succeed
ed in getting up a momentary enthusiasm,
and calling around their standard fitting
multitude of light headed or ambitious en-
thusiasts.
They have resorted to all the articles, and
called to their aid all the machinery of
fanatical propagandisn, and have not hes-
tated to adopt means which the enlightened
world has long since condemned as unworthy
of an age of liberal ideas and popular eman-
cipation. They have gone upon the suppo-
siton that man has not changed but the
skies only, and have brought to their aid all
the odious applications by which humanity
in times past have been held in bondage to
the church or State, and made to support
both, without being permitted TO enjoy the
highest privileges of either. This is the party,
and these are the men who are begging to
be dignitied by the name of "Americans'-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. These
are the men who writhe under the fitting APP
pella,ions of Thugs, lindoos, DC, which
have been given to them by almost gene
raj unanimity; and in spirit bordering
upon svcophancv, ask the democracy to sur
render all the attributes implied in their
own great name, to them; band Of politico-
religious fanatics or unscrupuous and amb-
tious demagogues. But their request can
not be granted. They must be known now
and IN all time to come as proscribers of
personal liberty and religious freedom-as
abridgers of the right of suffrage and the
exercise of conscience, and as the envious
monopolists of the favors of the God of for
tune and Of nature, as men enjoying the
utmost amplitude of earthly blessings, and
with a full knowledge Of their value refuse
just participation to the less favored of their
brotherhood. "The leopard cannot change
his spots, nor the Ethiopian his skim" nor
can the know-nothing party ever rid itself
of the names and associations which its bare
mention calls to mind. The man who ap-
piled the torch to the Ephesian temple, and
thus laid in ruin one of the noblest monu-
ments of ancient art, is remembered to this
day as dospnjlnr The same fate awaits
those who, in times of unequaled penitude
and prosperity, in days when the problem of
civil and religious freedom is about to be
consummated by wise and tolerant public
opinion, would apply torch more potent
than that Of fire to the constitution of our
present govenment.-TimesG G Irans.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

Coop IpEA.-The Times d Transcript sug
gests the formation of Bureau OF Agncul
ture by the Legislature.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

SALMON sacramento river salmon has
been received in good condition at Clnclh-
natl, Ohio.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06
NUMBER 4.
Respect for the Laws.

The Echo du Pacifque in late number
contained a most excellent article entitled
The Recorder and. his Clerk" a portion Of
which is translated by the s. +. Ecosipg
JournoI
I'VE would not be complete if after hay-
ing spoken Of justice and of the necessity Of
observing legal formalities We did not ado,
that in our opinion, the true basis of dem
ocratic and really liberal government, is JUS
tice and respect for the law. The Amer-
cans better than anybody else, are able 10
appreciate the truth of this reflection, for
there is no people in the world, where all
opinions incline themselves with more res
pect before the law 1t is, indeed, fact
worthy Of remark Gas it has been justly OBJ
served before us by Mr.. de locqueville, in his
excellent work on America,) this submission
which the vanquished party shows the day
after its defeat towards the conqueror, and
its submission to the law, this PollodiUm of
every liberal institution. The American peo-
pie feel better than any other people, because
they have the practice Of libcrty and demo-
cratic institutions, and that all their social
ediicc rests on respect for the law In re-
minding them of their mother doctrine we
have spoken their language which is the Ian
guage Of truth, and which the Press, that
vigilant guardian of the liberties of people
ought never to loose sight Of, not even for
one moment; much more it is the duty of
the Press to remind those magistrates Of it
when they forget IT,
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A clergyman, teaching the youths of his
church, put the question from the catechism
to girl: "What is your consolation in lie
and death." The poor girl smiled but did
not answer. The priest insisted. "Well.
them said she, 'since | must tell, it is a
printer on b. street"
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

The majority in favor Of the prohibitory
LIQUOR law in Ell Dorado County was 9Sl-
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

A Curious ANEcDorE OF THE Rev. SIDNEY
SMIrH-A DECIDED SELL.-Lady Cububs
had passion for the garden and the hot
houses, and when she got hold of a celebrity
like the Reverend Sidney, was sure to dilate
opon her favorite subject. Her Geraniums,
her Auricula her Dahlias, her Carnations,
her Acacias, her Lilia Regia her Ranuncplus,
her Marygolds, her Peonies, her Rhododen-
dron Procumbens, Messy Pompone, and Rose
Pubescens, where discussed with all the flow
of hot-house rhetoric. MY Lady" asked
the Reverend wit, "did you ever have a
Psoriasis Septennis!" "Oh! yes-a most
b-e-a-u-tiful one, ! gaze 1t to the -1rchbishop
Of Canterbury. Dear man! and it came out
so in the SPRING" =.
The Psoriasis Septenns, is the medical
name of the "sevcn year itch.'
The Placer herald., 1855-10-06

1t is singular that the name of God should
be spelt with four letters in almost every Ian
guage. 1t is in Latin, Deus; French, Dieu;
Greek, Zeus; German, Gott; scandinavian,
Odn; Swedish, Codd; Hebrew, Adon; Sy-
rian, Adad; Persian, Syra; Tartaran, ldga;
Spanish, Das; East Indian, Esgi, or Zeul;
Turkish, Addi; Egyptian, Aumn, or Zeut;
Japanese, Zain; Etruran, Chur; Tyrrhenian,
Ether; Irish, Dieh; Crotian, Doga; Magyar
ian. Oese; Arabian, Allah; Dalmatian, Rogt.
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GNOPA RTNE KSBTP NOTFCFs-We nave
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aKUMBULL II reater, the business Of the firm will be
continued at the old stand under the style of
BAKER, TURMBCLL & BARNES. All persons hav.
ing unsettled due u.s. will confer favor by i'm
me late setilt mer t.. BAKER CO.
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by mutual consent dissolved All those indebted will con-
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Wore, ster Sept. 1st. CHARLES u. ALDRICH.
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Houses House Lots in the City, and Farms in the Country
which they offer to their the most desirable
terms Remember the place, Real Estate 0tice No. ]
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