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The Placer herald., 1856-09-20
John c. Fremont, his Character, Achieve
ments and Qualifications for the Presi-

|
dency.
Whilst in attendance at the State Conven-
ton, we were presented by the author of this
pamphlet Mr.. Charles f. Pickett, with a
copy. This accomplished gentleman is one
of the pioneers of this State well posted in
the history Of the conquest Of the early set
tiers under the Bear Flag to whom he shows
most conclusivey that the honor belongs.
With a mind well stored with historic truths,
re wields his pen broadly and fearlessly in
recording them. In doing this he strips the
stolen plume and bespahgled cloak from the
person of Fremont, and exhibits him to the
world in the naked deformty of the humbug
his true character. In support Of his facts
he refers to the officer, who were under
Fremont in California, and to other promi-
nent men of this State-old residents all of
whom, to a man, are opposed to his election
Independent Of party ties, yet thoroughly
imbued with the Democratic faith, Mr.. Pick
EFT cuts right and left, and to the bone wher
ever his blows fall. The following extract is
one of the instances recited by the author,
in refutaticn of Fremonts character as hero:
''When he. Fremont. thought no enemy was to
be met and felt sure there was no danger. why
bully Bottom and old Jack Falsaf were timidity
personifed compared to this warlik Bombasts
Furioso, this terrible wind mill fighter, this Julius
Caesar Fremont. The day after the battle be-
tween the Bears and Californians, near Petalnma,
in which Capt Ford with twelve men attacked and
defeated eighty of the enemy, killing and wound
ing quite number, and causing the rest to flee
across the bay. Fremont arrived in Sonoma.-
There Ford had returned and on meeting it
resolved to join forces, which now amounted to
near one hundred men. and pursue and catch the
foe before they could cross to Sauclito. Previous
to reaching San Rafael the Indians all along the
road assured Fremont that not only was there no
body of men in the place but that all the troops
had crossed to the other side the day before in
Capt. Richardson's launch. This information was
kept secret except from two or three who spoke
Spanish and had acted as interpreters. On reach
ing the old Mission and when about a quarter of
mile off Fremont ordered halt. got his men in
order and prepared for a general charge Taking
the lead and throwing off his hat. he raised the
war whoop and went dashing at full speed into
the place. Here they found all that Fremont eX
pected, old Tim. Murphy. the old Alcalde. and an
old Indian woman. | have been assured by some
of those who were along, that had there been an
enemy of half their number in the establishment
of any resolution, a defeat would have been GER
tain and possibly half killed, from the improper
and apparently reckless mode of attack"
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RAISING A PoLE.-The Fillmore men of
Auburn were under the necessity of calling
upon Democrats and Republicans to hoist
their pole on Tuesday last. All hands joined
in quite heartily and assited them in the
erection of this monument of their folly.
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A SSIGNEES SALE.-Under and by virtue

A SSIGNEES SALE.--Under and by virtue
IN of an order Of the District Court of the l lth
Judicial District for Placer county. made on the
I'd day of September. 1856, upon the application
Of the undersigned Assignee in the proceedings in
insolvency of George Fl. Stephens against his ere
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 l0) O'Clock A. NJ Of that
day at the Court House. in the town of Auburn
in said county, proceed to sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash. the following de-
scribed real property. situated in said county of
Placer 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 l IL 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 pipes
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 as the mpre 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 90
feet deep. and known as the American Billiard
Saloon" with all the rights and 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 S4
feet deep.
Also, one lot of ground situate in the town of
Auburn 70 feet front on Court street by / Ii feet
deep, together with all the improvements thereon
including Store House and fencing.
leo hStu atp1 ot Or OF
Auburn Ravine about one and ahalt miles from
the town of Auburn. containing about 4SO 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 appurtenances 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 Spring
Ranch" together with all improvements thereon.
including dwelling house barns stables, corras,
fencing, and all the rights and appurtcnances
thereto belonging or in anywise appertaining.
Also the following described property. to wit:
The Placer herald., 1856-09-20
S. LUBECK. l.. MARSHALL
S. LUBECK & CO.,

S. LUBECK & CO.,
STOCK OF SUMNER GOODS, consisting of
- French Jaconets and Muslins, Brilliantines
and stripped Lawns. dotted Swiss, coored and
white silk tissues and berages. 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 4 Co.'S Auburn. Cal. june Z my.
Nj AGNOLIA MILL---LUMB
THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L their friends and the public generally, that
they have at their Mill,
ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM PHELPS
RANCH. A LARGE LOT OF LUMBER,
and are constantly manufacturing lumber of all
kinds. SLUICE LUMBER always on hand; also
Laths and Pickets.
SMITH Il EVANS.
Magnolia Mill, December IS, 1855 If
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COTILLION PARTY.

THE undersigned proprietor of the "American
Hotel and Golden Gate Saloon" at Yankee Jim,
will give Cotilon Party on the evening Of the
23rd inst. His Hall is large and commodious
and no pains will be spared to make the party the
best of the season.
GEO. w. GALLEY.
September 9th lS56.-3t
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Ey" DR.. b. F. Keene formerly Senator
from Ell Dorado county, died of paral yss at
Placervile, on the 9Th inst.
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NOTICE.

TIME 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 18th sec
ton Of the Common School Law. and report to
me as early as possible
T. b. HOTCHkISS.
Sup. Common Schools, Placer county.
Iowa Hill, Sept. 49, 23t
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COME AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES
EMPIRE LIVERY AND SALE STA
BILE.

Auburn, CAL.
rNIIE subscriber would respectfully an
l nounce to his friends and the publ, e
generally that he has opened the abov, A-U.
named stable in the town OF Auburn, loLlty OF
Placer. near the Empire Hotel, where he will be
pleased to accommodate all persons who may
favor him with a call He has large number o.
Gentle Saddle Horses TO hire at all tines,
ALSO
BUG GIES, WITH OR WITHO tTHORSE
Horses taken at Eivery on moderate terms
Also Horses bought and sold commission att
moderate charges
Any one intrusting business to the care of the
Undersigned may rely upon every care and atten
tien being paid by
G.. II. STEPHENS.
Auburn, Dec. 8, '5i 6m
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Independent Candidate for Sheriff.
JAMES b. CRAWFORD. takes this method to
announce himself as an Independent Candidate
for Sheriff of Placer county
August 8, 1856.
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NOT CE.
MEMBERS of the New York Tunnel Co. whose
lll claims are forfeited. may redeem the same by
paying the assessments on. or before the 2oth day
of September, 1856.
CHAS. LYNCH, Sec.
Sarahsville Sept. 1 1856. aug ot.
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
Change Of Time!

CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
Change Of Time!
THE COACHES of the California Es-rN7T1rss
L Stage Company, leave Auburn ---S4--a-Sa-SI
as follows: From Auburn to Sacramento every
day at g.. T. and II A.. M; from Auburn to Grass
Valley. Nevada, Forest City, Orleans Flat. and
Camptonville. and p. M; Yankee jim, Todd s
Valley and Michigan Bluffs. p. NJ. Marysvlle
and Shasta, s A. NJ; Rattlesnake Bar and Folsom,
p. NJ.
OFFICES Orleans Hotel, I'd ST., Sacramento
American Hotel Auburn.
Egberts Hotel, Illinoistown.
Beattie House, Grass Valley.
Metropolis, Oriental and United
States Hotels; Nevada
ny Persons sending letters by the drivers to
be deposited in the Post Office. must have them
enclosed in government envelope, or they will
not be carried.
Gsy- Passengers booking their names at the Of
fee will be called for at any of the Hotels in
Auburn. ,. H. Will MAholl, Agent
Auburn Sept. |, 55 my
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MISIxG ON THE MIDDLE Fork OF THE
AMERIcAN-The miners at Yankee Bar are
receiving a rich return for the outlay of
labor and money. The Bay State Company
composed of Messrs Mussv and others, took
out on the 18th inst, 65 ounces, and the
Empire State Co., one day last week took
out solid lump weighing 20 ounces. The
yield from the rivers hereabouts, will be
more abundant this year than any one previ-
Gus.
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JOB PRINTING.

ALL KINDS OF FANCY BOTTLES! Ocean
~ ters. Bitters Bottles and Bar Ornaments.
For sale for less than cost at Is street, Sacra-
meuto. and l76 and l78 Montgomery street San
Francisco. WHALLEY " FERSHBAKER.
Aug goth 1885
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acres of land and know
Ranch,' together with a
including dwelling houst
fencing, and all the ri
thereto belonging or in {
Also. the following de-
90 yds Brussels carpet
ing.
225 yds bed room car
peting.
Lot Of cotton carpet
ing.
4 Rugs.
2 do grass.
9 do do
! grass mat.
20 yds of oil cloth in
roll.
81 yds grass mating.
l6 do do do
half yard wide.
2 large arm chairs
6 plush bottom chairs.
Is bar room chairs.
Z dozen cane bottom
chairs.
80 cane bottom chairs.
2 sofas.
2 ottomans
2 large gilt mirrors.
2 bar room do
II Is by "a in do
4 pair damask window
curtains.
4 pair figured muslin
window curtains.
3 pieces red figured
damask.
2 3 globe chandeliers.
$ chandeliers.
. bureaus with mirrors
2 divans.
2 centre tables
2 card tables.
16 dressing tables.
3 dining do
] clock.
2 hall lamps
2 side do
2 hanging lamps
81 doz night lamps
2 mahogany bedsteads
and bedding, consist
ing of
2 hair mattresses
2 straw do
4 pillows and cases
2 pair sheets
2 comforts
2 bed spreads
2 pair blankets
2 wash bowls IL pitcher
2 wash stands
2 chambers
Al double hair mattrass-
20 single hair mattresses
II straw do
Is do do
26 pair white blankets
Il do covcrlids
25 comforters
33 pair pillows
Il do sheets
60 counterpanes
22 bcdsteads
6 stands
20 chambers
2G pitchers
80 W sh bowls
Is soap stands
l3 spittoons
| parlor stove and pipe
| bar room stove and
pipe
! parlor stove and pipe
bar fixtures, decan-
ters, etc.
| lot Of qucensware as
follows:
l24 doz glass tumblers
10S doz wine glasses
| doz large ale glasses
J doz small do do
II doz wine do
3 doz col. wine do
| large crystal pre-
serve dish
2 small crystal preserve
dishes
140 head of cattle,
80 head of horses.
About 200 head of ho
2 buggics, one milk "
Saddles and harness /
About 200 chickens, t
One road wagon and
Furniture in house on
Three interests in mil
consin Hill, one at q
Bradshaw's Bar; 200 co
One Harrow. | horse
2 plows, 2 wheelbarrO
And should all of sal
the day above stated. |
same from day to day
A. NJ. and 5 O'Clock Z.
have been sold.
WIN.
Auburn. Sept. 9th. Is
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tenn of defence above referred to, are ques-
tions of public policy which belong to Con-
gress to decide.
Beyond the direct employment of such a
road for military purposes, it has other rela-
tons to all the great interests of our con
federacy-political, commercial and social
the prosperity of which essentially contri-
butes to the common defence. OF these it is
not my purpose to treat, further than to
point to the additional resources it would
develop, and the increase of population
which must attend upon giving such facili-
ty of communication to a country so tempt
ing to enterprise, much of which, having
most valuable products, is beyond reach Of
market
The Placer herald., 1856-09-20
HOWARD MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

For Pucote Medicdi Treatment, No. / 18 Sac
ra,nento Street, neat to Me Mail s. S. Co.'S
Office, oper Wines d. Co.'S Express Office,
SIN FRANCISCO.
PHYSICIAN. DR.. R. McCaffrey.
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" =
'cribed property. to-wit:
lot of crockery, to
wit:
4 doz salt cellars
- doz soup plates
IS doz dinner plates
50 doz cheese plates
2 doZ dishes with COW
crs. assorted sizes
4 doz flank dishes
64 doz dishes
| doz cake dishes
Il doz pickle do
| doz pie do
II doz butter do slight
ly damaged
3 doz soup bowls
2 doZ su gar do
= doz cream pitchers
| doz water do
II doz syrup do
/ doz sauce do
"a doz cups and saucers
cutlery, ect. as fol-
lows:
10 doz plated table
spoons
II 7-l2 doz tea spoons
II doz plated forks
T. doz ivory handle case
knives
| doz carving knives
| doz butter do
2 large bread do
provisions, etc, and
groceries
2 sacks corn meal
| sack buckwheat
8 sacks potatoes
| bbl crushed sugar
100 lbs do do
| cask vinegar
| mat China sugar
IL bbls rice
Is HIS En- glish walnuts
10 lbs almonds
80 lbs butter, more or
| case mustard less 4
bottles
| case French mustard
less 2 bottles
| case sardincs
| case black tea
] case pepper
| case cayenne pepper
less 6 bottles
| case maccarOni
| case vermicelli
IL caddies tea
2 boxes soap
| gallon camphene
s bottles salad oil
| side of bacon
81 doz assorted sauce
liz doz champagne
8 casks assor'd liquors
and brass faucets
3 cases liquors in boxes
1900 cigars
II lamp globes
2 lanterns
|59 lamp chimneys
81 doz lamp wicks
| large cooking stove
| 4 doz tea trays
9 castors
! doz butter stamps
] wood mince bowl
9 large tin pans
q doz table napkins
Is table cloths
| lot : inch lead pipe
IA window sash
undivided half OF two
new billiard tables,
cues, balls etc.
3 pitdhers
| stove and pipe
| doz bar room chairs
6 camphene lamps
3 pieces grass mating
2 tables
] wash stand
The Placer herald., 1856-09-20

TABB MITCHELL, of the Placer Herald, has
been nominated for County Clerk. Heaven
ordain that he may meet his desert. Two
weeks ago, he published little article about
us, which caused the windows of the soul to
grow dim with the distilations that seldom
gather there. It was the most beautiful
passage ever born in the brain of California
gold-hunter, and we sent it home to be posted
up in the corner where we sat one long,
dreadful night, keeping watch over the pal
lid face that on the morrow was TO mlngle
with the clay.
God bless thee, our unknown friend =
Your words made every heart-string culver
as though some one had whispered deliver,
ance" to the prisoner in his cell.-S'erro
Citizen.
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MECCA AND MAHommED.
q. r. PUTNAM & co

I
Will publish Thursday. September 25, Bur.
tons Pilgrimage 10 Mecca and the lomb
of The Prophet, with Llfoduc9ion by Bay
erd Ta1lor vol. i2mo., with ilIussfa-
lions 81 50
The history Of thls curions boy is as follows:
Barton, an officer ia the East India Com
pany, having bY q long residence in Upper
Iudia, acquired q perfect kuoW'edge Of The
0denial languages and customs, projected a
visiI under The auspices OIL the Royal Geo
graphical Society, 70 The holy ciiy of Mecca
and lie tomb Of the Prophet al Medina,
nlacea faIelyif ever bcloIe visited by any
Epglishman. This he successfully accom-
plished ia 1861, disguised as Moham.
nieden Defvisb. The history of the priIsfim-
age i not surpassed in interest and org ii.
ny By auf book or travel ever 3ubishsd--
embracing bis residence at Cairo as = Mo.
hamHedan Siudeet; the journey across bihe
desef1 with the efeel annual caravau af Pill
efimE @he xisIt % lie tomb OF MoIanlined
the sii<eo5efy lIlzt the Sacred black stone is
- aefoIiIe the snnual sern,on preached al
E[eQ61 10 a etEIma1ad audience Of $50 900
Rll1(z1z1 <[ aIzi| l|5iI - paris Of ihe Mos.
zz1| *t1@Iu ~ 0arfow escapes from delec-
and the only accurate account Of Tie
cefemonies OF the Mpsselman failh
ToIhe religious commaaily this work fur.
|nishes iniofmaliop never before made pub
lie, fespeeiing the ceremonial laws OF large
proportion Of The Eastern World; whilH fo
general interest, Burop's narrative will com.
rare farorably with either Eolhen OF Cfes
G.P. PUTGAM q CO., s
NO. 25l Broadway, N. "
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Gp1IRYoo6o6s G1I

For the sprius and summer trade comprising
for mems wear:
Superior Black, and Colored French Cloths,
Black French Doeskins and Cashmere.
Black Satin and Fancy Silk Veslings.
Blue, Black, Brown and Green Cashmeret!es
LADIES' WEAR.
Elegant Black Silks, all qualities.
Bafege De LANES and Challi Bareges.
Plain, Pink Blue and Green De LANES.
Bombazine Finish Black Alpacas.
French, Scotch and Domestic Ginghams.
Worked Collars, and Linen handkerchief.
Hosiery of all kinds and qualities.
Calicoes OF all patterns and descriptions.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Linen and Cotton SheeIing.
Bieached aud Unbleached Mnslins.
Linen Damasks and Table Covers.
Besides large ASSORTMENT OF Boots and
Shoes, Sugar, Coffee, Teas, and all kinds OF
Groceries, Hardware, &c., which viii be sold
remarkably cheap. Call al the old stand,
corner of Main and Marketslreets.
e FLOUR & FEED always on hand,
and for sale a, the lowest market price, for
CASH. A. c.. MENSCH.
BIonmsburg. April Q, 1856.
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T6 the dep,sees Of fhe estate Of Robert Moore,
lufe Of sugarioef fotrhship, Colunibia county,
deceased.
+ TAKE NOTICE that an application oil ].
G. Pennington and George Moore, Executors
Of the said estate 10 The 0rphsns' Couu Of
Columbia county for an order 70 sell for The
payment OF debts the following real estate Of
ihc said Robert Moore deceased 50 far as The
same is situate 10 Columbia county yiz.--.
a tract OF land situate inthe tswnship Of Su-
CARLOAD In the county aforesaid and partly 10
lhs township Of Fsirmount in the comfy Of
Luzeme, containing 262 Acres and 54S
peIshes. adjoining lands Of the heirs ol Sam.
uel Sleedman, lands Of Josiah Lockard, Ez.
ekael Shnhz. Jonathan Pennington and oh.
ers, on which;s srecied 1 Log House ard
frame Barn The s<id Conn has granted a rule
upon he deyisees o. lhs said real esgste .,
Robert Moore dsceased % appear on tie fire
| Monday Of February next,and chow oaEsq
| why the order of sale q praysd for sAonle
nol 10 granted.
JACOB EYERLY,
| CLERK Of tie 01fHans' cosat.
Clerks Office,
] Bloonsbufs, Dee. 3, 1866.
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GRAND JURORS REPORT.

To the Honorable. The Judges oil the Court of
Quarter Sessions Of the Peace in and for
County Of Columbia. .ea
The Grand Inquest Of the Common wealth
OF Pennsy wanna, inquiring for ihs body OF
the county of Columbia, respectfully report
ibal they have examined the public buildings
and find them in good order the recommea.
daiions Of former nquesis being attended TO-
We further report the roads IN couyneham
and catiawissa townships, generally in bad
condition. The bridge over Pine Creek, al
Solomon Buss, in sFlshingcreek township,
wanting repair. Index boards IN Fishing.
creek ard conynsham townships down. We
wonld recommend The Supervisors Of Caia.
wissa tow nstip, TO fill up The road near the
creek, al what is called the Narrows, 50 that
il will be above high water and ice, on The
road leading from Calawissa 10 MainviIIe.
All of which Is respectfully snbmilted this
Sd day OF December, "A. D. 1856.
JOHN CHAMBERLIN, Forenan
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New Arrival offspring and Summer Goods.

AVE and Spsss her stock
this & hsyiss PAID great The eecon their
and all those wishing giving
Goods Wares
s s. LADHES DEgESS GOODS,
WHITE 0QODS OF ALL KINDS Sleeves Collars
moha hairmius,&
kud Of sHa Bag black silk Emb-
SHOES or ILL KINDS SIZES
We o1sot q Hats and gsps latest also Hard
oil e!o mats rugs haszs' &C. Mai Haans diapers owshas
We a,s saa.hs public call before purchasing:
anybo mankind
Boomsbure, ocaber g. 1888.
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The Medicine Ofthe Million.
J PHILOSOPHY IND FACT.

The blood is the life sustaining agent. II
furnishes The componens OF Assh, hone,
muscle, nerve and inlegumeni TIE stomach
IS It's manufactory, The veins its distributors,
aud The iniestines the channel through which
the waste matter rejected in It's productions
IS expelled. Upon the stomach, The circula-
tion and the bowels, these Pills act simulia-
neously, relieving indigestion, purifying the
fluids, and regulating The excrelions.
TIE NATIONAL COMPLAINT.
Dyspepsia is The most common disease
among all classes in this country. Itassumes
thousand shapes, and is the primary source
OF lnnumerable dangerous maladies ! bui
whatever its type OF symptoms, however oh
stlnate lis resistance 10 ordinary preparations,
1t yields readily and rapidly 10 this searching
and nnp rrino ra nadu = =. - n. y