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Il OF IT =
On and after MOEDAY. May lst 1856, Passenger
Accommodation Trains will leave as follows
No wlch for Worcester and Way Stations A. NJ II OF
M, and 2.45 P. NJ
Worcester for Norwich and Way Stations and IO1E
A. NJ and SO P. NJ.
The Steamboat Train for leaves at I IN.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
What a German Said.

A German said to us the other day that
the great hody of German Democrats were
sound and would remain so. He gave the
reason.
He said: In 1854 the Know-Nothing party
suddenly sprang up in great strength, and
threatened the whole country. They den.
ounced bitterly the Dutch and Irish--de-
clared them a nuisance and resolved that the
term OF residence before naturalization should
be greatly extended. They in some places
drove them from The ballot box, and shot
them down in the streets. They made war
on all foreigners Who stood by the rights
of the naturIized citizens then?-To whom
did the foreign born look for the protection
Of their rights! To the Democratic party;
and the Democratic party stood by us like
friends and brothers. Doyou suppose we will
desert that party now, and join with Know
Nothing Conventions The German heart
is incapable of such ingrattude. The Ger
mans know thel friends and their interests
too we'll for that"
Such were his reasons; and we thought them
good PiHSburgh Post,
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
The Difference: Hear We.

The opposition will harp on Kansas
How is it with this case
The Democrats desire the pacification Of
Kansas; the Black Republicans desire to see
turmoil in Kansas.
The Democrats to repeal the obnoxious
laws of the Kansas Legislatures; the Black
Republicans oppose this repeal.
The Democrats desire to see the whole OF
the actual settlers from the constitution OF
Kansas; the Republicans will have only the
Topeka party control Kansas.
The Democrats desire to admit Kansas into
the Union under constitution framed by Il
convention representing the whole people;
the Republicans insist upon her admission
under constitution framed by portion OF
the people-a political party.
The Democrats desire to admit Kansas
through the ballot-box: the Republicans in
sist that she shall come in by rebellion and
Sharp's rifles.
This is the case Patriotic citizen! Who is
5ightl Why, sure as gun, the Demo Gratis
sre-Boston Post,
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

We find the following opposite string Of
instructions to the Presidents of the K. n.
council, in the Sierra Democrat which pa
pers does not vourh for its authenticity, al.
though expl essng its conviction as to its
probability.
Hints and instructions for the looders and
infuentiol men of the great Amricun pdafy:
lst. Place no confidence in any members
Of our party who have formerly been Demo-
Gratis. 1t may be unwise to use them too
rough in case they may bolt; use foreign in
fuence that is to say, "come the CoMErHER
on them"
2d. Let up a little on the "bloodv foreign
ers," we may catch few votes for Fillmore
by doing so.
3D. ALWAYS give the best officers to those
who have Wing and Freesoil proclivites; YOU
may by coaxng the Freesoilers a little gain
some votes for your county ticket. Follow
the example of the State Convention in
this.
4th. Give Gov. Foote rope enough, he
will hang himself. but may do us some good,
don't spare powder and anvis when he comes
to visit YOU; let there be smoke and noise, it
suits the 'od buffer"
5th Dodge the Kansas Nebraska Act by
all means, but keep up the whine" about
the Missouri Compromise.
9Th. Assert that Fillmores Erie letter is a
FORGERY. No use sticking to the truth at
this stage of the game.
7th. When any locotoco says that Sin six
States of the Union Fillmore has no eector-
al ticket" whisper to the faithful" that it
makes no difference at all, Mr. Fillmore in
tends to carry those States on the "sLY."
9Th Always bear in mind that men who
90 for Fillmore now, will swallow anything
N. b. This proposition is intended for
the benefit of county nominees and county
conventions: YOU will find it useful.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

reputation; and that they will use all honor
able endeavors to secure for them trium-
phant majority in the El Dorado of the Pa
cifr.
Resoluea, That in the nominees of .his
Convention we recognize men worthy of our
implicit confidence and deserving of our ln-
divided support, and hereby pledge to them
the unanimous vote Of the democracy of this
State,
Resolved, That we are in favor of, and re-
commend the party to vote for, at the com
ing election. the proposed amendment Of
section 2, article 10, Of the Constitution
which amendment provides that no new State
Constitution shall be adopted without direct
vote of the people.
Resolved, That we do now adjourn to
meet again at the polls in the month of No.
venl er next, and add our efforts to swell
the triumph which then awaits the democra-
cy of the Union
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

Dr. r. McCaffrey's ability az n distinguished
Medical Man is thus endorsed by the San Francis
co Press:
FRoM LA CRoNIcA. MAY 1866
We have been eXamng some documents handed
us by DR. McCraflrey, and consider it but JUS
tce to say to friends and the public generally,
that we have seen his high testimonials. and also
ample proofs of his superior skill, and endorse
him as ~ phys clan of extraordinary ability.
FROM THE Eco DEL PACFlCo. SPANISH, July. '56.
We call attention in particular manner to DR..
r. McCailrey. and take the greatest pleasure in
recommending hlm to the Spanish and Span
ni>h American residents of this State, as n
skful Physician. and distinguished gentle
man; one in whom the sick can rcpose unlimited
confidence. He is the Physician Of the Howard
Medical Institute and his remarkable success in
curing obstinate cases of illness has won for him
deserved admiration.
From THE San FRANCISCO Journal" July l6 &c.
We call particular notice to the Howard M"di-
cal Institute. which has been established for the
purpose of curing diseases, particularly those of
Scrotnlous and Syphylitc nature, and all privat"
complaints
Dr.. r. McCatfrey. an eminent Physician OF this
city, who has for several years been known rs
successful practitioner. is the Physician. The in
stitutc has been established at the earnest request
of some of the best medical men of this city. aad
it is to be hoped that the columns of newspaper
lies used by notorious quacks to impose on the un-
fortunate, will no longer be believed.
This is in fact the only safe asylum in the State
for those who through shame, are suffering tor
lures mental and physical which the Dr.. s skill
can cure. Not only is he well skilled in his pro
fcssion hut his courtesy and liberal disposition
endear him to all that have ever applied to him.
His eltire efforts tor years has been the study of
the diseases he is now curing. In reality he is the
"RlCHARD' of the Pacific. No case seems to with
stand his mastery treatment.
We wish the Howard Medical institute God
speed" and advise all thos that are III to call
and consult the Doctor at llS Sacramento street,
next to the P. NJ. s. S. Office
FROM THE ORGAN OF THE FRENCH RESIDENTS OF
SAN FRANCISCO. LIE PHARE, July l6. 1856.
ave desire our readers to notice that pr. NC
CafIrey is now the Physician of the Howard Medl'
cal institute and can only say, if it he carried on
according to his plan, it will prove truly phllan'
throp and deserve universal patronage
HOWARD MEDICAL INsrITuTE-For Private Medi
cal Treatment Office hours from A. NJ till r.
NJ. Consultation in English, French. Spanish and
German. Communications stating complaint and
decribiug symptoms. ,oM receive Immediate at
t.ntion. by enclosing a fee of ten dollars
Address Howard Medical Institute. lis Sacra
uoento st. Physician DR.. H. McCAFFREY.
San Francisco, Aug Q. 1866 m.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
Disunion Sentiments

The sentence Of death pronounced upon
John Roberts was committed by the Gov
on the 26th to Imprisonment for life in the
State Prison.
The above is the result Of having a weak mind
ed man for Governor. J. N.ely johnson should
have taken it upon himself to have first learned
the achoie truth in regard TO the murder Of Van
by Roberts, and then whether the people of Pla'
Ger county desired the Communication.
BY this act Gov. johnson has done more to en-
gender the spirit Of mob law than anything he
could have done. That Roberts was hardent
murderer and committed the act to hide robbie
ry of several thousand dollars from his partner,
there is no doubt in the minds of many, very ma
ny Of the most resp 4ctable citizens of Iowa Hill,
where the bloody act was committed. The deed
was most danlnabe one, and deserv ed the utmost
punishment of the law. We pity the next fellow
who murders a man at the Hill; and if he is
strung up. Gov johnson may thank himself for
arousing the spirit which would do the work.
But what else can the people expect when Know
&othings are in power.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
4 SSIGNEES SALE.-Under and by virtue

A SSIGNEES SALE Under and by virtue
IA of an order of the District Court of the llth
Judicial District for Placer county. made on the
I'd day of September. 1856, upon the application
of the undersigned Assgn in the proceedings in
insolvency OF George II. Stephens against his Gre
ditors. to sell all the property Of said nsovent of
whatsoever nature or kind. including that surren-
dered in his schedule, will on the 30th day of
September 1856 at ten (10) O'Clock A. Nj. OF that
day, ut the Court House in the town of Auburn
in said county. proceed to sell ut public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scrbed real property. situated in said county of
Plac and State of California. to wit:
A certain three story brick building situated in
the town of Auburn 81 feet front on Washington
street, by ll2 feet deep and known as the "Ame-
| rcan hotel" with Kitchen 20 by 81 feet attached.
with all the rights and privileges thereto attach
ed or belonging. including reservoir and p pes
| used for conveying water TO said Hotel, together
with the lot upon which said Hotel stands
| Also one Livery Stable situated in the town Of
Auburn, 40 feet front on Washington street by
| 100 deep, and known the mp,re Livery and
Sale Stable. with all the rights and privileges
thereto attached or belonging. including pipes
used for conveyance of water to said stable. to-
gether with the lot of ground upon which the
| same stands
Also. one Billiard Saloon situated in the town of
| Auburn 80 feet front on Sacramento street by 80
| feet deep and known as the Am rcan Billiard
Saloon" with all the rights aud appurtenances
thereto belonging. together with the lot OF ground
upon which the same is situated.
Also one vacant lot situated in the town of Au-
burn adjoining Holmes brick building. said lot
being % feet front on Washington street by "a
feet deep.
Also, one lot of ground situate in the town of
Auburn. IS feet front on Court street hy Ia feet
deep. together with all the improvements thereon
including Store House aud fencing.
| Also. one Ranch situated at or near the head of
| Auburn Ravne about one and ahalf miles from
| the town of Auburn. containing about 4s0 acres
more or less and known Stephens Milk
Ranch, together with all the Improvements there
on, including dwelling house, kitchen. barns,
stables. corrals. dairy and fencing. and all rights
and appurenances thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining.
Also one Ranch situated in Placer County
about Is miles from Auburn, containing about 4S0
acres of land and known as the Salt Sprin
Ranch" together VI tn all improvements thereon
including dwelling house, barns. stables. corrals
fencing and all the rights ard appurtenances
thereto belonging or in anywise app"rtaining.
Also the following described property. to Wit:
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPAN Y.
Change Of Time!

THE COACHES of the California psEezSs1.
l Stage Company, leave Auburn -S4>--sA7a=1a
as follows: From Auburn to Sacramento every
day at 6, 7, and II A. NJ; from Auburn to Grass
Valley, Nevada Forest City, Orleans Flat. and
Camptonville. and 2 P. NJ; Yankee Jim, Todd's
Valley and Michigan Bluffs. P. NJ. Marysvile
and Shasta, A. NJ; Rattlesnake Bar and Folsom.
4P.M.
OFFICES-Orleans Hotel, I'd ST. Sacramento
American Hotel. Auburn.
Eghert's Hotel. Illinoistown.
Beattie House. Grass Valley.
Metropolis. Oriental and United
States Hotels; Nevada.
No Persons sending letters by the drivers. to
he deposited in the Post ohhce.. must have them
enclosed in government envelope, or they will
not he carried az
aar passengers booking their names at tho Of
ace will be called for at any Of the Hotels in
Auburn. S. H. WHITMARSH, Agent.
auburn, Sept. !, '55 my
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

Court OF SEssIoNs.-This Court has been
iu session for two weeks. During the past
week the Grand Jury was in session, and
sixteen bills of Indictment were found and
made their presentment. During the pres
ent week, thus far, there have been five trials
Manuel Josephs was convicted of assault with
intent to commit rape. In the other cases
the parties were either acquitted OF the juries
discharged.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
NOTICE.
Dissolution of Co.Par nersAip.

Dissolution OF CO.Far .nerSAlp.
THECO. PARTNERSHIP lP existing between Mar
| tin L. Haas and Arnold G. Silverman, under
the style Of Haas & Slverman, of chigan Buft.
was dissolved on the 2oth of September. All busi-
ness connected with the firm will hn settled by NJ.
Haas 5: SitVEHMAS.
Michigan Bluff Sept. 27, 1866
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
NOTICE.

YuNHE qualified Electors of each School District
Il in Placer county will meet In their respec-
tive Districts. on Monday the 9th day of October
next at o'clock. P. NJ. to elect three Common
School Trustees. in conformity with the l4th sec
tion of the Common School Law. and report to
me AZ early az possible.
T. B. HOTCHKISS,
Sup. Common Schools, Placer county.
Iowa Hill Sent. 1S. 2-3t
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
S. LUBECk l.. MARSHA LII
s. LUBBOCK g. CO.,


$. LUBBOCK & CO.,
GTOCK OF SUMNER GOODS, consisting of
- French Jaconets and Muslins, Brilliantines
and stripped Lawns. dotted Swiss, colored and
white silk tissues and herages. Brussels and
thread Laces. Collars. Sleeves and Chemisetts.-
The newest designs of
FRENCH SILKS.
Parasols. Fans, Cuffs &c. and all other kinds of
Goods required to complete an excellent stock OF
Dry Goods. Main street. next door to Wells.
Fargo u Co.'S, Auburn, Cal. june 7. my.
tGNOLIA MILL---LU NJ BER.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. their friends and the public generally, that
they have at their Mill.
ONE AND HALF MILES FROM PHELPS
RANCH. A LARGE LOT OF LUMBER,
and are constantly manufacturing lumar of all
kinds SLuIcE LUMBER always on hand; also
Laths and Pickets.
SMITH & EVANS.
Magnolia Mill, December l5 1855 If
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
Dissolution of Co-Partnership.

DIS 10 .ULlUN UI OJ-I al IIItISUlP'
THE co PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
| between L. Newman. Jacob Feldbcrg K f. Man
dsl, under the style Of L. Newman q Co.. was dis.
solved by mutual consent on the 18th day of Sep
temb,r. 1856. The store at Auburn will hereafter
he conducted by Jacob Fedbcrg; and the one at
Gold Hill lty f. Mandel. l.. Newman has the en-
tire settling ol the business Of the firm, such as &C
cuonts, notes, DC.
JACOB FELDBERG,
l.. NEWMAN,
L. MANDEL.
Auburn. Sept. 81 lS56.-3t
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

HOWARD MEDICAL. INSTITUTE
For Private Medicol Treatment, No ! l8 Sac
romento Street nert to the Null S. S. Cos
Office, oper Vines d. Cos Express Office
SAN FRANCISCO.
PHYSICIAN. DR.. R. McCaffrey
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

FILLMORE DESERTED FOR FREMoNT.-A A.
Sargent, of Nevada, the nominee of the Ame
ricans for the Senate, is announced by the
Times of the 25th, as having gone over to
Fremont. That paper says, "he was one OF
the most prominent and influential mem
bers of the American State Convention. -
Men who love the Union, the flag with thirty
one stars, and not the one with sixteen.
must be convinced from such Indications,
that their only salvation is in supporting the
Democratic candi lates throughout the State.
DR. John Marsh, a we'll known citizen of
Contra Costa county was murdered about
dark on the evening Of the 25th, two miles
back of of Martinez and within half mile Of
Col Gifts ranch, by highwaymen.
GoLD HILL.--Our friend Mandel, at Gold
Hill, informs lis that he is going below to
purchase superior stock OF goods for his
store at that place. Rare chance for bar
gains--nothing like it.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27
No Patriot m.

There was not flag or banner at FIRE.
mont that had on it one word in favor OF
the Union as it exists. or e>inced, directly or
indirectly, a desire to recognize the right
of the whole people of the Contederarv
Their banners, their huzzas, their speeches.
were all of sectional character The Union
must be dissolved or the negroes set free, is
their motto.
The foregoing is taken from the II!6in
(Ohio) advertiser in commenting upon a
meeting of the Republicans at the town Of
Fremont on the 9th of August when the OPP
osition claim to have had some SO, 900 persons
on the field.
As to the sentiments uttered by the speak
ers on that occasion the same paper give
the following specimen.
Let every honest man read and reflect up
on an awful gulf these insane men are endeav-
oring to haul this nation into.
Disunion Sentiments
At the Felmont gathering, on the 9Th
inst, Caleb b. Smith expressed himself in
substance as follows:
"It we do not succeed at the ballot-boX
this fall, for one, will be ready to Shouider
the mu>ket, and proceed at the point Of the
bayonet, to carry out our principles!'
Will such doctrine as this he upheld 10y
the people of this State or Nation Such
sentiments as the above Indicate that the
Black Republicans have but little hopes Of
succeeding at the 'ballot-box' this fall.
The Placer herald., 1856-09-27

scTlDeu property. W WI.
lot of crockery. to
wit:
4 doz salt cellars
.9t doA soup plates
l3 doz dinner plates
- do2 cheese plates
2 doz dishes with COW
ers. assorted sizes
4 doz flank dishes
Gt doz dishes
| doz cake dishes
u doz pickle do
| doz pie do
Is doz butter do slight
ly damaged
3 doz soup bowls
2 doZ sugar do
2 doz cream pitchers
| doz water do
IL doz syrup do
/ doz sauce do
"a doz cups and sauccrs
cutlery, ect. as fol-
lows:
10 doz plated table
spoons
II 7.l2 doz tea spoons
II do2 plated forks
IL doz ivory handle case
knives
l doz carving knives
| dOz butter do
2 large bread do
provisions. etc, and
groceries
2 sacks corn meal
| sack buckwheat
3 sacks potatoes
| bhl crushed sugar
100 lbs do do
| cask vinegar
| mat China sugar
IL bills rec
Is lbs En- glish walnuts
10 lbs almonds
80 lbs butter, more or
less
| case mustard less 4
bottles
| case French mustard
less 2 bottles
| case sardines
| case black tea
! case pepper
| case cayenne pepper
less 6 bottles
| | case maccaroni
| case vermicelli
IL caddics tea
2 boxes soap
| gallon camphenc
8 bottles salad oil
! side Of bacon
81 doz assorted sauce
III doz champagne
. casks assor'd liquors
and brass faucets
3 cases liquors in boxes
1900 cigars
II lamp globes
| 2 lanterns
SO lamp chimnrys
81 doz lamp wicks
| | large cooking stove
| / doz tea trays
9 cast0rs
J doz butter stamps
| wood mince bowl
8 large tin pans
Ii doz table napkins
IS table cloths
| lot ! inch lead pipe
ii window sash
undivided half Of two
new billiard tables,
cues. balls etc.
3 pitchers
| stove aud pipe
! doZ bar room chairs
6 camphene lamps
3 pieces grass lnattln 6
2 tables
| wash stand