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of-wheat, sixty pounds.
Of shellcd corn, tifty-six pounds.
or corn on the cob, sixty weight pounds.
Of rye, tiftysi pounds.
OF buckwlIeat, fifty pounds.
OF beans, sixty pounds.
or potatoes, sixty pounds.
OF clover seed, sixty pounds.
OF hemp seed, forty four pounds
OF blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
OF castor beans, forty pounds.
vi dried peaches, thirty-three pounds.
VI dried apples, twenty five pounds.
OF onions, fortyeight pounds.
OF salt, fifty pounds.
OF mineral coal seventy pounds.
OF timothy seed, forty-tive pounds.
OF oats, thirty-two pounds
OF flax seed, fftysix pounds.
OF barley, forty-eight pounds.
OF corn meal, fifty pounds.
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r GMoVA
NOTIONS AND CONNECTIONS

IT. z 7 Z " ! 4 NO-.
RE receiving their Spring supply of ue- sna
fresh Goods. consisting Of great varDsE q NJ
TONS TOYS. CONNECTIONS, hLEI>- NUTS
fERtTNkRY Sc. which they o-Fer for sale A. Ehole
sale recall, such " ii su.t customer
Tae- have also established IL connection BAKE
RI, sad prepared :arai<7 % order eveTEthlI.
that Ike, wholesale retail, the bess
Css, sEa low terms taeT re lad II tae
Gail .El anime our stock Ne Rave TIE Article.
o- sale, sE3 Gil sell visa 70 P2rchase
Main street, one dcoE west CT tAe Peoples bank-
Nah { SIS -z-tt
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Ios1erv.

AoSASI Y.
SEQ TT & Ora VI RID
Z EEP The largest ana be=t assortment q S,o-sing.
IA an4 Cloves the city
81 Ter tarea6 srev, mo4e. Brown, SLACK aai white
Hose. good, l2-c
- dog 90 extra heavy thread double heel. and toe.
sac superior Isle Tareac 90
Blsck- ate 80 rno3e sPua and raw sias &o=
general aent misses sa1 caIcrea's SSocsIcss
= doz gents grey and bro half Hose = 70 1916
II 5oz extr. heavy rhreaa 60:
20 1oz % hne 90;
= aoz fsnc- 90.
3oz Mems Ios. Stockings.
> 5oz :. lies god soften Gloves a, Sc per p.ir.
Il co lisle thread do. u 70 l5c
/ large asso-tFae1t silk and KID finish 10;
s'r=1ca SIX Mstts and Gloves;
Misses sai chiitreas Ai;ts and Gloves
Lazies Vee-s arr Gents silk Z ndershirt.
We suit .7y eoiy Rsnenoer The suipei
sails aprl 10.
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DR.. JOHN II. FOSTER,
HD N o. u N%

RacksyLrania. Hardin county. Iotra.
WILL Esiend .e.eciisg and entering Go~srun.nt
w las5 in Iowa aai Minnesota. paying for
residents, buying sa9 selling Land M0ney Invested .:
Western rates General Information giyeG-
Refer Linsley HozE. Daniel p Gri5th. Rcck.yl-
rsra: Enc. g. Pray CarksyIlls. Ohio; Levi. Bark, Iii
iah Co.a Jasol Ea R.ctrood. Calcb Wt:.s Rsysriiis
5aiyi7, isn. si-s.
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- - 49, -
GIkOC Frs.

ind Dealers in Provisions. Proiuce, SC,
sg AVE ju,t teeaived AMI opening stfh
: al Man. AMI Front street,. srrsA It
tr.sh Groceries. hch they offer the lowest pos
Stale rstes DIVISIONS. Grain, Ac., kept constantly
o M: also No article OF Family flour may al
W. - be found At this e,tablIshrnen
Goods l.u ght - house viii ae tplt erred ~ suy
}srt -, tt.. ATTY free OF charge
The highest price 10 Tor all kinds o. ruershsnis-
u}- country produce
oar friends invited to cell sn3 'crx
snt srtces KING ROW II J.
t.--fE II
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FARM FOR SALE.

TEE Gase-s II nE--- for sac ii. Farm situated
SsS as5ses q EzcAzand. t-s Wayne Coaoiy
TH-Ts s. all class
G rhich very heavily t5Eger-d
Ter r-rtsztzrs in regard s77ly Joserh Dick
nsoa. PzE shop, 1eor sozth 81 F0tf's Dr-
Marion se-e=.. GE0aGE DICKINSON
~ b. l55S. z-.,
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.lelr x,ssprOresaenf.

SC0TT CRAWFORD the sole agents Ter the
= sAs .: se patent carpet lining and fssseainss, tc
os used x STEAD OF Much setter. more cozvea
lent great saviaz 70 re carpet Call aud examine
scril 10 Ir-st
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For sale.

DESIRABLE iI9u.e and Let 10 knigatst8.n lad
y on 3 teTal credit. properly il preasn: ecu
o Ell - Do Bells the badness part 4 tEs
town. ard j. calculated f5r either dwelling
Il aii b. so}I caear exehag I'd fer n All farm
Afspfv BY letter 10 BLAEHLY 4 SIMPSON.
VI. II i'cari street, Cinsianatl-
Jafv r. ISIS 33-3m
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II ESLERS wishing r 5uy Plaster OF Psri. or Louis
~ Vile Cerz-nt re turni.hed - tacfurer's
prira-. freight al Jed SCENTS this rit
and receive them direct from me Nails.
AprIIIa PLUNNEP, YEOa 20.
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C0-The following list of Weights and
Measures has already appeared once or twice
in our columns, but it has been discovered
not to be correct according to the Indiana
law, so we insert it again with corrections
and nHdifinnnl articles.
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Third Arrival,

hUR r.cedcn;ed large trade This makes
~ cessary that should constantly nasiDg additions
selected We have received
other and the third shipment Of Good. this spring from the
Eas snlen gst hsch many cheap ana desira5Is
Dress lz+ro -sa
Such chalie. Grape psEsPaHge six Milan Goth SIX
stripe Mexcaua, printed Jaconet- Also few
style fine Gngh4Es- very desirable
articles such Trimming Notions
Our partner nding few the Es
where he Will select ami send home
auch goods cheap aud desirable for market
Quick sales and ~rualI profits motto.
u = Those h. wool sell. viii do we'll
a cali STKATTAS r COFFIN.
9Th month sth, 1886. 26-tf
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RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY.

@=Ekx Mr. c :. FEEsCoTr returns thanks f9r
<-1gS ,he liberal Tatr ns sc he mas received ipr
Ss-H the last sixteen years, and you'd inform bis
friez.z< hat Re Ia. disposed e the Old Boa
Bipderv % Nr. C. j. Taylor. and hopes that the fG0lc
xii extend % oe.a patronage ne has het eto-
fore enjoyed
T. j. TAYLOR having removed the New Bo~kbinery
the cd sand to-ncslg oeeaEied ~ Z > frsseoit
over The Pgst DEC h. friends and the PubIic
general that be e oeussalc 10 g. Kinds Of Bind
T. and Ba-k Box tasaatefurlu-. tue spp-o-
vel manner d sz5rt Rstlee. and a. fair prices
jay 3. ts58 S5-T
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Examine scott & Crawford's Carpets.

LAaIHIHe oCStt Q o WlOIu 5 Sdlpels.
F!NiE largest stock offered III tnis ef-Vel-
vet. Tapestry. Brussels common ana tscertor Ia
grain. ply NeUtisn. Stair an3 wide Hat l. Straw
Mating ana tioor OIL Cloth, - P to ,. good ali
wool Carpet at55c- Cal! AMI see-vsaat sns lo.s
the thing. AUril3u
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Spinning's Livery Stable.

~ The undersigned has ssain re- ..TFfr
TSA business the old Western
XII Stage Company Stables, or t'c no II ----A--h
Marion ami Walnut where he Is
the travelling public with thing
his line accommodating terms heretofore
will travellers ard others Tart Of the
desired, with comfortable vehicles, good
horses and careful dri, ers.
call any part OF the city for railroad
the Depot sher residences
elsewhere he desired Orders left the stsbis
VIII be promptly attended o.
= Thansful the pas. liberal patronage he has
ceived prompt attention TO business and
able charges 0 a continuance.
W. 2. Spinning.
Richmond. January l.. 1855 S-tf
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Griswold S Bilious Pills,

They ara one 81 the be, and safest family Ps.s now
aiarea ta the climate. diseases. acI constitution
they the and South They lust what
they pretend be- good. safe and thorough family
physc, good under a.t circumstances where physic
needed and particularly when bilious
Prepared only BY t,Gi>woli Il Ballard, Druggists.
tirclev:.te. Ohio.
: OF saIs by N. W. THOMAS, Richmond.
July -. I>55 S1-}m
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SAMUEL BELLS,

SAMUEL BELLS,
MANUFACTURES Of and Daaler in Ready Nsde
We 4lhIag .oths. Cas sifnere Eestngs TRIMMING
and Gents FURNISHING. Goods OF every seTlp;Ion.
Ny stock tals time : extensive II which !
invite 80 attention of purchasers and as have scrpi
CO TIE Czsh system. my prices VIII De recace1 az
cordl2gIy-
Gsraleuts Of all kinds male - order
Cutting IN 81 It's Branches.
Remember the place. ci3 stand " lt-ev~F
spposite the Citizens Daa.
April lisa is-,f
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TO s'iiS >EssASS.

Ga had, Tdeus e Cos fxtrscts prepared in
vasaa1 They considered u the present day. by
the I.aiEk physicians, tFe most rsi4tl. remedial
agents used ite from the many Impurities ana impo.
sItons that chsrAef-riZe Drugs IN their crude aud
prepared state Aside from this, the pleasure nf I'd
NJ mrat ines Of such aeatnebs AMI tree from
nc dsssustng and sckeuing effect thar i produced BY
drugs .acIr crude state.
l.tre Liquors tor sickness
Csmphsne and Burning Fluid FOX sale, also. the
rioas ~ les Of Spirit Lamps.
The lover Of good Tobscco and superior favored
CjzsFs he sccoun @ ts'ed At ali times
Prescriptions putup with care and accuracy
Having amenred the Doug bushes. in this place
with the intention OF continuing II per nauenfIv and
kn3 ing that sell upon eligible terms
IN house IN the Vest. would pactaty request
persons dealing in line - give call before
purchasing clscv here
Also. f0r sale. tones. White h McCurdys Dental
N@teFzis consisting al his Artificial Teeth Gum and
pam. lies &c. am the only agent in this place.
CAL a. DIR Plum corner. Richmond. Ia.
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Look Here Friends.
NEW AND CIiEAPGOOD>


JAMES NJ. HAYS
ID ETC rms his thanks Tor the liberal patronage eN
1 tended TO him by his friends ard the public sUt
hopes still receive their friendly visits by satisfy
ing III that ~ No Is Main street, Is the place Tor bar
gains just received s Well selected stock al
Spring and Summer Dry Goods.
Consisting part Of CIoths. Cassinaeres Satlnets
Tweets, Jeans, Linen II, Cottonsdee
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
Plain and fancy Lawn. Maltese and Mode ChslIte
French and super French tiin.hamss plain and Brit
ISL Prints, plain striped, figured and super Satin,
plaid Berase. fancy Dress Silks all wool DeLaInes.
mode snd fancy ooors, Grape de Esqagne plaid. stri
ped nd dotted Swisses
Also-Bonnets. Ribbons, Collars, HdAf's, summer
>hawls, Press Trimmings, and great variety TX
ipg-. too numerous 20 mention
Also-Hsts. CsPs. Boots and Shoes, Hardw are.
Queens are, Groceries. &c.
AI~o-N remnant OF the old stock hand which
will be sold at very ow Please call Ne.
Is. and prove il true
i,ichmoa3. April 10, 1875. l7tf
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LEFEyEES Il UNDERWOOD,
CITY STOVE STORE!

w arc now receiving in addition to our already
w large assortment fresh invoice OF stoves, &C.
calculated for the Spring trade. Our assortment wall
Thea the complete town. and we are conll-
saving inst will be TO the decided advantage
every shing purchase any thing IN our line
give call at least before purchasing eise"hefe
Our stock consists of COOK STOVES, OF various
kinds God and coal Pallar, Church and shop stoves
We have also large stock OF Tin, Copper and Sheet
Iron Ware, made BY experienced workaen under our
personal supervislcn so that every article ca %
relied on We need IA s1y thing about ROOF
ING, GUTTERING and ~POU TING, a. the general
satisfaction have heretofore EiveH,is cur best re
commentator.
i = All order. for the above ard other work, viii
he promptly attended sad warranted 70 gTve >atis-
faction in price and craftsmanship. GtVe l. oa't-
LEFEVEk q UNDERWOOD.
II Agents for Emerson's Patent Fentla'oF Tor Pua-
lie Buildings. Churches, school Houses, SC.
Janusry 81, 1896. '-f
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To Persons Building Houses.

~ J. BARGIS at hts Stove Store tas lot o. z
TroEghs, fzt Gatters aud Pipes all which he
will low Til Roofs and ali kinds Of
work done L short
may Is 1856. -
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nFTUBE CoLoRS VIC have hne assortment.
~ TLUMMER. IEp y co.
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gHNE and finest assortment Of artists materials
II of every Kind, for sale ~
June -. Pil hAEk. ! 10 ~ CO
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NJ. w, THOMAS,

HIelesqie and Retail neqIer IN Drugs.
Painfs. Oas, Chemicals, Dyes, Perfume
rtes, DC.
IL WING Pur hasei the Drug stores Of Hut5aa1 e
1 ; Brother and r j Holloway, tne two establish.
al united. forming the lryest aaA most
coa ftee s'orh the market III addition 10 this,
ay receiving articles from the Eastern cities,
making the sfol r. lui and complete
Ne invite thu trsde 70 our large and varied stock
o. Drugs Paints, ~ meals Oils Gia-s Perfugnsrv,
Sc fh- 4n4 purc+t articles OF Drugs any ulli
sold selected th care and Tree from aautterstIons
20 ----an 10 the Me.t-l y -narket..
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1,PIRITS TURPENTINt. tv barrel gallon,
- sale By ILChNtR. hFo \ co
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Piano Covers and Stools.

& large assortment. beautiful and cheap just re
: Se4veI y WILLARD & STOW ELL.
March G. lro6- Ind anaI oils.
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BOSTON PIANO FORTES.

WE have hand large assortment Of Piano Fortes
- from CHlckeFlug sous, Woodward & Brown l4Iie
Co. others. e he3odeons OF vari
sly prices al which unusual "
low cs=s. NILLARD2 STOHELL.
Ma, Oh !. I'D. Indianapolis
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NTARSISHES- FxtEa YArulshes, at Cincinnati prices
March IS PfUNMERlEo * Go.
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nWIN,; to q arrangement with the manufacturers
~ furnishing dealers with Linseet Oh al &C
tory prices. PLUMhkk, ftO 60
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IA BBL> Plaster Paris tor sale BY
" April 10 ELUMNFR. YEO & co.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
tinuc their subscription.
2. If subscribers order their papers discontinue
ed, Publishers may continue to send them until
all charges are paid.
3. If subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent. they are held responsible until they settle
their bill and give notice to discontinue them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction. they are held responsible
JET Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
a paper or periodical from the office, removing
and leaving it uncaled for, is prima facie evil
dcnce of intentional fraud.
Jaf5- Postmasters would oblige, by strict full
filment of the regulations requiring them to noti
fly Publishers, once in three months, Of papers not
taken from their office by subscribers.
Gas- Under the law of Congress papers are not
charged postage in the county in which they are
published.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
RATES OF POSTAGE.

The postage on all letters to any part of the
country must be prepaid
Letters not exceeding OF. within 5000 miles.
cents, prepaid; over 5000 miles, 10 cents. If
conveyed wholly or partly by sea; and to and from
foreign country, 10 cents within, and 20 cents
over 2500 miles, unless otherwise fixed by treaty,
&c. Every additional OF. or fraction, carries an
additional postage.
Letters dropped for delivery at the same post
Office, cent. Advertised letters cent.
Newspapers, periodicals, unsealed circulars or
other articles of printed matter, Except books }
when sent to any part of the United States, and
weighing not over ozs., cent and for every adj
ditional ounce, or part thereof cents. If within
the State. not weighing over II oz., cent
Books bound or unbound, not weighing over
lbs, for any distance under 3000 cent pr OF. !;
over 5000, cents pr OF. The above must be pre-
paid, or double these rates.
Weekly Newspapers, Gone copy only,) sent to
actual subscribers within the County where print
ed and published free.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
NUMBER %.
Later from Salt Lake

By way OF Los Angeles we have dates
from Salt Lake City to the I'd of January.
News had been received of the death Of
Orson Spencer one Of the Twelve Apostles,
at St. Louis, on the 5th of Oct. last.
On the 1lth of December there was
heavy fall of snow i'll the Valley u
The Legislative Assembly was organized
on the 10th Of December, at Fillmore City
On the 1lth Dec. special committee was
appointed to take into consideration and
report upon the mode of procedure requisite
Ill the intiatory steps for admission into the
Union as a State, and on the 18th bills were
passed and approved for taking a census and
holding a convention for the purpose of
forming and adopting a constitution. =
The debt of the Territory is only $1,1O7
"a. ..sy
The Governor advises peaceful policy
with the Indians
Cloth, leather hats pottery, brushes and
other articles ofimport of very good quality
have been manufactured in the Territory.
Some very good iron has been made at
the works i'll Iron county, and the present
prospect is very fair for the most eminent
success.
= On the night of the 21st December there
was tremendous storm OF wind and snow,
doing some considerable damage to sheds,
fences, yards, DC.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16

chew Of "solace" tobacco. Whisky, anc
other fluids, can only be got by stealing them
An accident-the result of recklessness-
happened here last night, which, am sorry
to say, may cause great loss of life. It be
coming generally known that we were dig
ging gold from well, large party surprised
us about midnight, and without asking a
word of advice, plunged headlong, one after
another, down the frightful opening in the
earth. Seven dead bodies have been taken
out, and their desire for gold may be inferred
from the fact that each died graspng hand
iu of dirt, which will not pay more than two
cents to the bushel!
Enclosed | send you one cents worth of
dirt, which is all | can spare at present You
will find, on examination, that it is different
from other paying dirt; for besides washing,
it has to be beiled down in order to get at
the pure stuff
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16

1t may be proper to state that, in the
washings of the above pans we subsequently
found some beautiful samples Of coal, iron
and rock. The pan from which we took the
fve cents has since been found to have been
''sel." One of the physicians rubbed that
amount from the feathers of the bird, and
threw it in the aforesaid pan for luck
There is great excitement here, and peo-
pie have t1ocked around us in great numbers.
A couple Of men got into difficulty this
morning about claim, when witnessed
one of the heaviest strikes ever recorded.
The individual who was struck, however, to
the surprise of all, Immediately turned on
his assailant, large, robust man, and COM
PEELED him to yield. So that notwithstand-
ing the mines of San Antonio have been
open but a few days, we have had big strikes
and immense yields. ..a.. '.''
All kinds of provisions are extremely high
here. | gave twenty pans of dirt this morn
ing for breakfast saw man give five
pans Of dirt and the shirt from his back for
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
State Prison EXPENSES.

We have been informed that the bills for
articles furnished the State Prison during the
month of January amounts to $4,000, which
exceeds the amount appropriated by the Leg
isature $4,000. Why is it that these con-
tracts are not advertised and awarded to the
lowest responsible bidders! If the object to
be attained is economy, and desire to les
sen the burdens of taxation, this should cer.
tainly be done. As it is the contracts are
given out to tWorites, who are irresponsible,
and who are not known to the community,
and at rates far above those that would b,
fixed were fair and honorable competition in
vited. III
As the State Prison Committee is about to
report, it is certainly to be hoped that they
will recommend change in this system Of
giving out contracts, and that a stringent law
will be passed requiring them to be given I'd
the lowest responsible bidder after Invitations
for competition have been given BY sufficient
advertisement. This is a matter of very
great Importance 10 the tax-payiug people Of
California, and they should see that their
representatives at Sacramento do not fail to
attend to it. -1lta.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
AGENTS,

GARDNER & KIRK, Sacramento, at their Book
Store, Post Office Block.
THOMAS BoYcE, San Francisco, No. 81, Merchant
street.
WELLS, FARGO & CO., and the PACIFIC
EXPRESS co. are our General Agents for Placer
County,. Advertisements, Job Work or Subscrip-
tions to the Herald, left at either of their offices
will be promptly forwarded to us.
H. F. HEATING, NG,........--... Secret Ravine
A. B. BIRD,.... .Todds Valley.
PHILIP STONER, ,..................Michg gan Bluff
JoHN M'NALI.Y, .Y,"....--........Il Illinoistown
E. L. BRADLEY, Dutch Flat
THOMAS WOODS, Rattlesnake Bar
d. B. CURTIS, ---.".......................Op .Ophir
+. MANDELL,. ................... Gold Hill.
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THE PLACER HERALD

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE,
Main Street, Auburn, Cal, Cat the old stand,) by
TABB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON.
MITCHELL & ANDERSON.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16

A NOBLE EXAMPLE. - Phedaretus of
Athens, was a candidate for membership
of the Council of Three Hundred, and was
defeated by the popular vote. But he did
not abandon his party or country, or threat
en- the annihilation of the State--he only
said, 81 rejoice that Athens has three hun
dred better men than l.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16
FOR ADVERTISING:

One square of TEN LINES, or more than live, first
insertion $500; each subsequent insertion 81, 80.
For half square of FIVE LINES, or less $780, each
subsequent insertion 100.
~ Liberal deductions made to monthly adver-
fisnrs
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16

QuARTz TATLINGs.-A correspondent ofthe
.4mador Sentinel says that Messrs Cheyaiiah
IL Dusnzeon chemists from San Francisco,
have examined the quartz-tailipgs and black
sand tailings, and they report a loss of from
fifty to seventy-tive per cent. of the gold.
They profess to be able to save this, and are
about to establish an association with a
capital of twenty-thousand dollars, in one
hundred shares. The whole Of Sutter and
Amador Creek have been staked off in claims
for the tailings they contain.
The Placer herald., 1856-02-16

COMPLIMENT TO Consul DILoN.-Mr. Dill
Ion, Consul Of France at San Francisco, has
been on Il visit to this city during the past
few days. On Saturday he visited the SEN
ate Chamber, and on motion of Mr. Coffroth,
he was admitted to a scat upon the floor,
The compliment to Mr. Dillon was most flat
tering, as many distinguished gentlemen have
been refused the same mark of favor
State Journal