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The Placer herald., 1856-11-01
!. w. PHILIPS.

Eg- Our neighbor of the Press, has re-
turned from the wars, in a very bad humor.
He cuts and sashes on all sides, without re-
gard to where his strokes light, whether on
friend or foe. He kicks and founders about,
but every move he makes sinks him deeper
into the mire. He feels that Sam has re-
ceived his quietus, and it blinds him with
rage. In proof of this look at the Press of
the 25th ult. He is down upon Senator
Westmoreland, because. dsgusted with the
shufflng, do nothing, know nothing, non
commial position Of the party upon national
affairs, he has. like sensible man, resolved
to 90 for Buchanan, and has been telling the
people his reasons.
Our neighbor intmates that Mr.. W., has
no influence very well Hiram, then you can t
be hurt unless, as we suspect, Westmoreland
speaks little too much truth to suit the
Press.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01
STATE TICKET,

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
AUGUSTlN OLIVERA, GEO. FREANOR,
2. DELLA TORRE. A. c. BRADFORD.
FOR CONGRESS,
CHARLES L. SCOTT,
OF Tuoumne.
JOSEPH G. McKIBBEN,
OF Sierra.
FOR CLERK OF SUPREME COURT
CHARLES s. FAIRFAX.
FOR SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
A. J. MOULDER.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

This steamer arrived AT san francisco on
Thursday last from Nicaragua.
Gen. Walker has had two battles with his
enemies and whipped them.
Kansas.
We have news from Kansas to the goth
September The Territory WAS somewhat
more tranquil Gen. Lane reached Nebras-
ka City on the 18th September. The bor-
der was closed against the Free State men
going or returning. The election takes
place on the 1st of October.
A letter to the Democrat SAYS that the
Free State prisoners have been examined be-
fore Judge Dato and committed for trial at
the April term of the Court.
Accounts from Lecompton. 26th Septem-
Der, represents the Territory as perfectly
tranquil.
Warrants have been issued for the arrest
Of Stringfeow Sheriff Jones, and other pro-
slavery leaders.
ST. LOUIS. OcT. 3.
Gov Geary has issued proclamation for
tho Sheritfs of different counties in Kansas
to open the polls on Monday, October 9th,
for the election Of delegate to Congress
and members Of the Legislature.
ST.. Louis, OcT. 4.
A letter to the Repubhcon, from Gov,
Gearv, dated the 26th September, says that
the United States troops will be stationed
at points where troubles are anticipated du
ring the coming election, and that any in
reference with the legitimate exercise Of
suffrage, will be punished with the utmost
serveritv.
Mr.. Whitfield is the pro-slavery candidate
for Congress.
Political
The New York Herald saws that the Fill
more party Of Pennsylvania and New Jer
sev contemplate uniting upon an electoral
ticket to defeat Buchanan, proposing after
the result is made known, to buy Oft sufi-
cient number of electors to throw the cleo
ton into the House Of Representatives.
A riot has occurred in Louisville, Kentucky
A Fremont and Fillmore meeting was
held at the same time A general fight
took place, The Louisville partizan papers
accuse each other of promoting the riot.
A tremendous meeting of the Democracy
took place in Detroit on I'd October, which
was addressed by Senator Cass and Stewart
10000 people present in Wall street, New
York, to hear eX-Gov. Floyd, of Virginia, in
answer to Banks speech the night previ-
GUS
At an election for Justice of Peace in 3rd
township, in Perry county, Ohio, which gave
Chase (Republican) larg majority last elec-
ton, the demOdrats elected their candidates by
large moj0rities.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

Ns-" Disunion is tc0rd echich ought not to
be bredthed ata9Rgst as. ertn in a ,chisper. The
tc0rd ought to be c0nsidered one of dreodfM
omen. and cur chnd1ta sh9uld be taught that it
- sdcrilege to pronounce ii.
LANES BUCHANAN
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

The New York Tribune states that # h.
authentic information that the Hon. Jsma'
Buchanan lately offered to the Hon. M;Jlor1
Fillmore the EN- bassy to England, as an w
ducement to withdraw from his (Fillmoro,n
present position as Presidential cand;Jo.pg
and learns that this proposal was mildlv an1
decorously declined by the distinguis shaI I
Fillmore, with the suggestion that perLans
after the l4th of October the distioou;sbap1I
Buchaann might be ready to receive a SIM
liar Offer Dispatch TO the Union
This is ridiculous on the very face Of :.
Why should Mr.. Buchanan wish Fillmore
to withdraw? ? Fillmore is helping tba don,
ocrats everywhere at the East, by diyidin,
the opposition to the democracy. Eyerhods,
knows that If he were to withdraw ~.
should be apprehensive of the ra
suit but as the case stands Buchanan will Lo
the next President as certainly as that ~
morrow's sun will rise. The New York r.;
bune has humbugged the Sacramento Un;on
The story has been manufactured for nol
teal purposes. State Journal,
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

RAnRoAD.-The citizens of Placer county should
remember that they are called upon to vote at this
election. whether the county of Placer shall take
$4,000 worth Of stock TO assist in building
railroad from Folsom to Auburn. If you vote
Railroad yes" that is in favor of it. And if
you vote Railroad-no," against it. Gentlemen
prepare your ballots.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

Tg- The Press in speaking of the candi-
dates of the democrats in Placer county, says:
mo less than four of those nominees
were registered Members of wigwams last
year, We can name them. We can prove
it. They dare not deny it,''
"Fe, f, 70, fum smoi the blood Of an
Engishman' Heaven defend us from the
records ofany such an inquistorial body,
is the prayer of honest men, God only knows
what you cant prove by your records they are
in the hands Of your own friends. you can
alter, amend, add, to or do anything else
that may be neccessary,-sp plendid records
they must be;-fine proof that to offer to
to the Public. We defed you to produce
Charles kings Signatare to your roll of
members and you have not done it,-nor
yon cant do it.
-Four of them were registered members
in l855,-Wel sir we can prove that your
lodges endeavorad in every possible way TO
prevent men that they had hood d-wnked in
TO The order; from getting their names off the
books. 1t is said your Lodges do not meet
any more; and in this way, You will have
registered members, when know nothngism is
dead, damned and forgotten.
Whilst upon this subject we will notice a
passage occurring in the Press when speaking
Of Mr.. King. Here it is.
''As to his never being in lodge, council
or wigwam, we know nothing. There are
in those institutions such things as J{ach
bo}is, and for aught we know there may
have been one cast against him. That a
man has never been IN a Know Nothin 9
Council, is mo sign Of ducks nest"
In point of fact we consider it credtable
to man to be refused admission, as an in
congenia spirit, into a crowd where it seems
that they not onlyhave black balls, but black
hearts,
However we presume Hiram r. Hawkins
who wrote and published the above, meant
something by it. lie says just enough to
leave the impression on the mind, that MIR.
King was black balled, without leaving him
self responsible in the premises.
lie hetrays the will to inure the private
standing Of a gentleman, at the same time
admitting that he knows nothing about the
facts
We have some respect for our position as
an Eeitor, and will rever knowingly permit
our columnes to be used for the purpose of
slanderihg any one,-we don't stoop to such
a mode Of warfare.
Fellow citizens Mr.. Hawkins is candid
ate for the State Senator on the ticket with
Mr.. Henson, Franklin Moore and the other
Know Nothings. Remember this at the
pollc
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01
ARRIVAL OF THE ORIZABA.

This steamer arrived at San Francisco on
Thursday last from Nicaragua.
Gen. Walker has had two battles with his
enemies and whipped them.
The Placer herald., 1856-11-01

The ILLINoIsTowx HOTEL, situated at the town
from which it takes its name. is one of the finest
hotels in the county. Mr. Edward Brickle the
gentlemanly proprietor. has spared neither money
or pains in furnishing it, and the traveller may
find there such table as would do credit to the
hotels in the older States. We were there this
week aud know the fact.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26

NROQlLE LODGE, NO. 1o3. r. g. A. M
~ stated Meetings held on the first Saturday oi
each monih at ~ L. NJ. at Masonic Hall over Piatts
Market Entrance on Myers street. Ofiicers-D
Brown w NJ. Daniel Jeweit, , "; George W. Elliot
w; bRosenthal, Treasurer; G ODonnel, Sec'y;
Klene, D;J Klumpes, J. D; A Hoskins, Tyler.
Boelhlep in good standing, are Invited TO attend.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
HESS s. &LARCOMB'S
New BRICK FIRE PROOF STORE IN BID

WELL.
TuNHE Subscribers would announce to their friends
u and patrons that their Brick Fire Proof store
on the old corner Is filled with general assessment
d GroceTies, Provisions, Fruits Liquors, Mining
Tools, &c. &c the best and cheapest offered in
town One of our firm is constantly employed i'll
San Francisco in The purchase Of goods and
purchase for cash alone, believe that sell goods
cheaper than any dealers in this market. Persons
desirous to purchase anything in our line would do
wei To give us II call, us we enabled to supply
them on a. favorable terms the Marysville trade.
Bdwell, July 1850. HESS Il LARCOMB.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
MAGNOLIA SALOON!
Next to HuntOon's Exchange, Oroville.

TENHIS COOL AND COMFORTABLE RESORT
Il has been fitted up in the neaest possible man
ner, and with an eye single to making The most re-
cherche establishment of the kind in town The
BRANDlES. WINES, &c, are Of the T ost SELECT
BRANDS, direct from the Importers; and having
had ErttnNue Practice at the Bar, we Halter our
selves that we cannot easily be outdone ia the mode
of setving up the latest and moss fashionable fancy
beverages, well as courtesy and polite attention TO
our patrons. JAMES =. DICkEY 4 co.
Montgomery street, next door TO luntOons Exchange
oroville. July 1856. Vlltf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-07-26
MINERS SUPPLIES!
New Grocery and e.
PROVISION STORE.
JOHN d. HEATING,

HAS OPENED an extensive and well selected
Il Il Stock Of choice Family Groceries, Provisions
and Miners Supplies, at his New Store on Montgom-
cry Street, near Garriolts Saw Mill, to which he in
vies the attention OF community. He will be in
constant receipt OF additions to his stock of Goods OF
the latest im"rtatons His facilities tor purchasing
being unexceiled by any trader in the country, he is
confident that his Goods and Prices will render tho
utmost satisfaction to those who favor him with their
patronage. The public will please call and examine
Tor themselves. Orovile, July IL, 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
W. J.TUCKER,s CHOLERA SYRUP.

For the Cure of Cholera FEun, Dysentery, piar-
 rhea, GTping Pains, Sick and Nervous Hsaf-
 oche, Pain or Sickness ot the Stomacb h
 short, for aH trrugnlarity cf tue BoOes It hG'
 no equal.
 INHE Pro prietor in presenting this medicine W ' u community where it is but little known is Vtl aware that there are persons who not only cry oo hum )ug" about medicines but about every tlAs else with which they are not acquainted; and Il He all had been of this class, would now be llvu! III the dark ages. But the inquring and lnveStlgauD4I mind has shed light upon every dePartmeh, ~ Science, and there Is not a Doctor, Farmer or Me chanic, in your community but can look back upon few short years and be aStonished at the rapd Iiu provements IT ade in Medicine, Agriculture ana Ag g chaniSm We live in an age ot improvement ahui will not do to say that will fail at any thing le undertakes You must know that new remedies a'' being discovered every year for mans benefit; SO my friends, give thi. medicine fair trial. Bloody kuA Cholera and Diarrhpa are carrying off thousands vi our fellow citizens annually and it would be beS sing to our country If some medicine could be mSIo to cure diseases fatal in their consequences To hs end have given years of study, and can now con. fdenty assert that l have succeeded in getting u r medicine for the cure of the above diseases, and | challenge the world to produce its equal 1,
 This preparation having been tested and appro'gu by the best Physicians of the country, now sVaiJ' unequalled by any medicine of like kindin the Woa US effect for revealing Pains in the Bowels yG.r7 Darrhea and other diseases of the Bowels, and lt", ing them at the time in good healthy condlo'D has been truly astonishing. c,d
 would respectfully ask the ladies, whom Tto ,o seems to have set apart nurses for the aficl'u, try this medicine, and if it proves good, to recO" mend it to their neighbors. u.ho
 The following are few of the physicians, "DV testify to the virtue of this medicine.
 A. G. McWILLIAMS NJ. D., Fulton, Mss
 C.F. .CONDRY, Nj. D., Bexar, Ala.
 SAML. D. BUCK, M. D.. Hopkinsyie Ky,
 The pamphlets contain numerous other cernheas. from druggists and physicians and can be had gra' from Dr. J. J. McAlmont tS Co., ,,
 For sale in Little Rock by Dr. J. J. McAmon'H H, fS Co, and by merchants and druggists gener'"' throughout the State June TO- lS56-ly'
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
pEr8gFY yOIV BLOOD.

DR. NJ KEEFE'S Indian Vegetable Blood Iuri- st fer is one of the best in the world, and one of the most agreeable to take. The use of few bottles removes Blotches. Frcckes. Pnples, Eruptions, and other unsighty diseases of the skin and makes the complexion beautifully white. clear and transparent. The use of this pleasant medicine or cordial rather, would soon supereede the of all cosmeraher and give the ladies that great desideratum-a fine com plexion. For the removal of all impurities of the blood, whether they be from dseaes from remedies employed for their cure, this Purifant is unparalleled, and stands withouta rival. Tobe obtained no where but at te office of Dr. NJ. Kcce,oppositc Mir Haynes hotel. Little Rock, and next door to Wm George tl Bro. Any persons afflicted with Cancers Rheuma- tsm, White Swelling. Scroula, Ulcer Sores of any grade. can be cured by calling in time, and getting Dr. Keefes remedies for the above diseases. No cure no pay.
 little Rock Tulv | l956 6rn
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
MEDICAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
pr. TutewiIer,s Celebrated Pile Ointment.


 4 Certain Cure for Que Disease. VINHE unprecedented success. with which the above u medicine has met, wherever il has been in- troduced has induced the subscribers, who have the and the entire control of the Ointment, reduced price, relying uponts well known virtues for future This preparation is the surestthat IS now in use for this most distressing and oftentimes most dangerous disease. There is perhaps few dis eases to which adult persons are more subject than Piles, and few more distressing and troublesome .- Medicine therefore, that can be recommended with confidence, all will admit is great desideratum and to the gratitude of those afflicted with that dsease. We might publish many certificates that we have in our possession from ofour best citizens in praise of it. but we think it useless. For further remarks we refer you to the direction a-ound the box. Pre- pared and sold by Dr. J. J. McALMONT & co.
 New Drug Store Little Rock. Price s1 per box liberal discount when sole by the quantity.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
The Great "Dickenson" Corn
 She1ler

\ HAVE purchased the Patent Right for the above Il gr&t Corn Sheer for the State of Arkansas and will, at early day possible, be in Little Rock, prepared to sell the patent rights for counties through out the entire State
 The rights for this celebrated Cornsheer have been disposed of for every State in the Union at nous rates and it needs but to be seen to commend itself to every practical man.
 1t commends itself by
 list. Its GREATNESS.
 2d. Durability simplicity, ,ightness, portability, and no chance to get out of order
 Sd. The mauner of doing its work and this is curious enough In all other machines the is re moved by grinding. crushing, mashing process but in this, it is picked off child would do with its fingers.
 4th. No matter what is the size of the cob, or shape every kernel is taken off and done neatly, that not even the CHIT and HUsK that holds the corn is at all disturbed rubbed off, hence the corn IS Clean. deposited in a box or bag, while the cobs unbroken are laid on one side by the machine itself 9th. All other machines require so much power they are almost useless while this is run and ted oy a boy of i2 years old, who will shell from so to 90 bushels per day. e,. 9th. But the most wonderful performance of this curious machine is the fact that it shells wet ana Green Corn just as easily as Dry Corn. 7th. And is the machine that Will select and shell corn for seed without injury to the grain
 VIM HERVEY ALLEN.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
General Land Office Notice

Notice is hereby given that all the reserved lands not taken for the grant and remaining to the nited States OUTSIDE oF SIX MILE LIMITS of tha crant made by the act of 9th February 1853 for the Cairo and Fu:on railroad and it's branches, not hitherto re stored to market and which were subject to entry and location the date o withdrawal will be opened to sale and entry at the ordinary minimum price on and after the days hereinafter mentioned, to wit;
 oTce at Jackson, Missouri, on Monday, the Sd day of November, le5s
 Office at Batesville, Arkansas on Monday. the 10th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Little Rock Arkansas, on Monday, the Sd day of November, 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

HAs been before the public more than 20 years, and IS deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins Sweeney, Rngbone, Windgalls, Pole Evil, Calous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprans, Bruises, Fstula, Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun- dered Feet Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites Boils. Corns, Whtlows Burns and Scalds, Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractons of the Mus cles, Swellings Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, 6c
 sE Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents with Testimonials of its utility.
 All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M II. TUCKER Co.,, Lockport, N Y.
 eW For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen. eraIy, through the United States, British Posses sions and other Countries. ArI hy
 R. L. DODGE, Little Rock, And by Druggists and Merchants, in every tow in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine il New Orleans, Philadelphia New York, and in al large towns and cities.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

Office at Helena, Arkansas, on Monday, the 17th day of November, 1856. Office at Clarksville, Arkansas, on Monday, the 24th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Fayetteville. Arkansas, on Monday, the Sd day of November, 1856.
 Office at Champagnolle, Arkansas on Monday, the 10th day of November, 1856.
 Office at Washington Arkansas, on Monday, the l7th day of November, lS56
 Notice to Pre-Emption Claimants.
 Every person entitled to the right of pre-empton to any of the above lands be offered at public sale those to be restored to market is required to tabsh the to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the proper land office, and make pay ment therefor within the period prescribed by law; otherwise such claim will be forfeited
 THOS. A. HENDRICKS Commissioner Aug. > '56. 13w of the General Land Office
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
P. H. WHEAT JAS. N. TAYLOR. WHEAT & TAYLOR

ID ECEIVING, Forwrding and Commis- lC 'sion Merchants, Devall's Bluff, Cor the crossing of the Memphis and L. R. R. ou hte river, keep constantly on hand, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses Whisky, Bacon, Flour, Salt and all other articles kept in a Grocery and Produce house; which they offer low to the tradeD for cash. They also have enough room for the storing of goods and merclan ! dize and prepared at all times to cash charges and reights, and to make liberal advances on cotton or other produce in store. F. H. Wheat will give his personal attention to Receiving and Forwarding any goods consigned to them and is prepared with wagons and teams of his to send forward promptly goods for Little Rock and the interior counties at the shor test notice, and as heretofore he guarantes entire satisfaction.
 REEER TO
 s. Il. Tucker, A. J. Hut, J. A. Henry, J. J. Me Almont & Co.,, D. B. Mandel C. C. Daniey, Johnson & Yerkes D. C. Fulton, R. L. Dodge, John Collins, Mn mernck & ~ wassell' Rapley, Hanger & Co., Feild & June II. 1856.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
Important and True,
T, p VUI Udf IOVJ'
 The Deaf Made to Hear.
BOOKS! DOOKS!!

MEH NEW Publications, among which may be
 iYMXv1N found Lights and Shadows of English MtVS Life Rose Clarke, Eliththe Quaker's Daugh- s1sxy ter Rogers Table Talk Liberty and Slave ds-@1 ry, Rachael Gray. the Three Marriages or Life at aterng Place, Forest Tragedy. and other tales Washington and the Generals of the Revolution Napoleon and the Marshals of the Empire, The New Purchase. etc. Also a good assortment of School Books. Paper Hangings, Fire Screens, Window Cur. tans, Ledgers, Day Books Letter Paper, Fools Cap, etc., etc., too tedious to mention. Call and examine for yourselves, at D. BENDER'S.
 June 8, 1858.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
MEMPHIS ADVERTISEMENT. NEW STORE! NEW GOODS !
 LOONEY & CO.,.

WHOLESALE DEALERS IN AMERICAN AND FOREIGN
 Dry Goods, No. 2SG Main Street. Between Madison and Monroe, Grahams Old Stand
 Memphis. Tenn.
 ME are now offering of the best assorted " stocks of American and Foreign DRY GOODS ever offered in the South and we are prepared to sell them at exceedingly low prices, as our stock was bought by an experienced buyer at the lowest prices FOR CASH.
 We especially invite the attention of country mer chants. Planters Retailers, and all others requiring goods by the piece to give us call and examine extensive stock We are sure that can sell them goods low if not lower than offered in this market before. LOONEY X 60. IHre & lRhH. SH.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

R LUST received from the east full assortment
 AJ of Hardware consisting in part the follow G3ing: Hunts, Collins and Simon's Axes, Broad Axes Steel Mills OK Breast Halter and Trace Chains Shingling, Lathing and Claw llatchets Tack and Carpet Hammers, Straw Knives, Hay Forks. Cow Bells. Coffee Mills Tea Kettles Fry Pans, Sauce Pans Dust Pans, Grass Sythes, Sickes Sheep Shears. Cut and Horse Shoe Nails Cut and Carpet Tacks. Hand Saws. Drawing Knives Chsses, AugerS Files. Rasps, Table Knives. Butcher Knives. Pocket Knives. all sorts of Locks Hinges. Brushes. Guns Pistols Pow der Flasks Shot Belts Game Bags, Gun Locks. Gun Caps etc. etc, together with almost any thing cal led for, and for sale at the cash store by
 Aug ,. lS56 M OSBORN.
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

Searcy. White Co.,, Ark, Jno. r. Braden,
 Proprietor.
 , FsNIII> hotel is well arranged for the accom- f.N mediation of travellers: and the proprietor -l---wl spare no pains render entire satisfaction to thase who may stop with him. His charges shall he reasonable and the tair the best the country will atfnrd Anr. l4 1Shh
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02
LAIRD AND CANNASSED HAMS.

VIIE subscriber has some ,ooo lbs of No. family E Lard. and about the same quantity of superior Canvassed Hams for sale. Also small lot of shoul- ders. JOHN ROBINS.
 Auo. 1q 1S56 4t
The true Democrat., 1856-09-02

ygvIIE substrber informs the puble that he has on 4 hand large supply of clear beautiful Ice, and is now prepared to furnish it regularly to customers
 He will delivert at the residences of those who may become regular purchasers.
 Rates as follows: from one pound up to three hun dred at cents per pound from 800 lbs to 500 lbs 21% cents and 800 lbs and over at 2cents.
 April 5. l6"G. JOHN RoRlNS.