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The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

STATE DEBr.-The Democratic State Con-
vention adopted as plank in the platform
OF that party resolve recognizing the va
lidity Of the State debt and the duty of its
payment. This is right. We do not think
that any party will be found with sufficient
temerity to 60 before the people Of this
State and advocate reputation. There
would be no more honesty in this than for
an individual to refuse pay the debts which
he contracts. The principle is the same.
Sonora (Ind,) Herald,
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

FALL OF HAY Lorr.-A portion Of
the loft Of the large stage stable at the
Mountaineer House, six miles below Auburn,
on Wednesday morning gave way under
the great mass Of hay that was piled upon
it. A horse was caught in the ruins but
not much injured. One Of the men work
ing in the stable was knocked over by a
bale Of hay, but scrambled out of the way
just in time to save his bones.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Notice of Application for parao,

To the Hon. James f. Hale, Pres;d;ns IL,
Of the Court Of Sessions, Placer cs""!s:'e
California: "'y
CIR, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, that una., a,
- provisions of an act Of the Legislature ~ tn
State entitled "An Act prescribing the moas su y.
applying for PARDON" passed May 18th, lsS3 ~. VI
undersigned will apply to the Governor NJ Ms ,he
State for the pardon Of Martin Grifn conv;...s as
IN the Court Of Sessions Of said county, on the ?S
day Of December, 1866, Of the crime Of per;u.S ~
and sentenced by said Court to one years imr,iy,
onment in the State Prison. -'P'"
JAMES MURPHY
June 25th l857-3w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
AUBURN STEAM MILL
ATTENTION,

TINE UNDERSIGNED WOULD REsprcr
l. fully announce to farmers and the r,.S,s.
generally, that their mill will be ready for rrinS
ing, -N'
CUSTOM AS WELL AS MERCHANT wOpr
will be ground as we'll as Wheat. wv"
Prices moderate.
CATER l. SCHARPr
N B.-Also stovewood Of all lengths copst.n,,,
kept on hand and for sale.
Auburn, August LIST, l867.-my,
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
6tanly's Speech in Auburn.

We were about to say that Mr.. Stanly
edited the citizens Of Auburn with speech
on Friday evening last but will not make
the assertion. From the portion we heard
j: was the same old story, Of Mr.. Stanly's
position while in North Carolina and in the
halls Of Congress, interspersed with copious
documentary extracts.
We were surprised to find Mr.. Stanly
taking position not assumed by the Re-
publican party in their National or State
platforms, or by the 6ercest Republican
within our acquaintance, viz: favoring me-
gro suffrage.
Hs stated that free negroes we're allowed
to vote in the old North State down to the
year 1885. That he was opposed to the
change in the State Constitution by which
they were prohibited from exercising that
privilege, and We inferred from bis remarks
that be was in favor Of suffrage for free
negroes throughout the United States.
If Mr.. Stanly thinks such views will meet
with the favor Of the people Of California
he is much deceived. They managed to
swallow Know Nothingism two years ago.
and in all conscience that was bad enough
but they cannot 60 negro suffrage. The
jaded nag Of Republicanism certainly had
enough to carry without the addition Of this
enormous dead weight.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

Dissolution Of CO.Partnershiu.
THE Partnership heretofore existing between
i Abraham Davidson and Isadore Davidson mn.
der the name and style Of A. & l. Davidson, il th,
day dissolved by mutual consent. Isadore David.
son is authorized To settle the business Of N.
concern, and persons indebted to the 6rm are -.
quired to settle with him.
ABRAHAM DAVIDSON
ISADORE DAVIDSON.
NOTICE-The business will be conducted A.
~ the old stand, opposite the American, BY
Abraham Davidson, where customers will and
good bargains by calling.
Auburn, August lst l857.-3w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Notice of Administratio-

NOTICE is hereby given that the uuder,.,.a
~ has this day taken out letters OF administr.
ton upon the estate Of S. E. Roussiu, hate Of pis
Ger county. California, deceased, and the credior.
having claims against the said estate are her.h,
required to exhibit the same with the neces,.,y
vouchers within ten months from this AT. -
the undersigned at her dwelling house in the tnvu
of Auburn in said county aud all persons ind.ht.
ed to said estate are requested to settle immedi.
ately, otherwise, suits will be instituted ao.n.t
them. CATHARINE A. C, ROUSSTH
Administrative
Jurv 2Sth 1257-Aw
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

A LII persons having claims against a. A. Ma.
IA son. deceased are notified to present the
same, with the necessary vouchers, to the under
signed at Michigan Bluffs Placer county, within
ten months from the date of this notice.
4. H. BARTLETT
Administrator.
August lst, l857.-4w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

REPUBLICAN COUNTY CoNvENrIoN.--The
Republicans met in Auburn, on Saturday,
the 25th inst, and nominated their county
ticket. The following is the result Of their
labors:
For Ssnator-P. II. Sibley.
Representatives--A.G G. Read,
A. II. Goodrich,
A. c. Skull,
Wm II. Hilton
Coroner-Dr. Bronson.
A "wild hunt for Office" was not manifest
in the proceedings Of the Convention, but
on the contrary retiring modesty seemed to
characterize those who were offered nomina
tons. Had there been show of success
doubtless large number of individuals
would have been willing to have sacrificed
themselves for the good OF their country.
A Central Committee was appointed con
sisting Of
F. B. Higgins, Thos. Roland,
Geo. Aldrich. A. c. Skull,
Geo. w. Burrows, Thos Moreand,
j. Rathburn, NJ Kelly,
S. R. Bradley. T. Fairchild.
With the exception Of DR.. Sib'cy and DR..
Bronson, the nominees arc unknown to US.
The people will permit the gentlemen on
the ticket to pursue their ordinary avoca
tions. State affairs would prove too weighty
for them
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

Walkup is from the land Of long knives
and bloody blades, Arkansas.
The above is from the San Jose Telegraph
a nell informed Black Republican sheet.
The writer, in few words, exhibits both his
ignorance and extreme sectionaism. Guess
againl Mr. Walkup halls from another quar-
far
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

REsIeSED.-Hon. Joseph Walkup has ten.
dered his resignation as Senator from Placer,
to the Governor.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Regular Democratic Nominations.
For Governor,
JOHN 3. WELLER,

JOHN 3. WELLER,
OF Sacramento.
For Lieut.. Governor,
JOSEPH WALkUP,
OF Placer County.
For Judge Of the Supreme Court.
STEPHEN J. FIELD, Tlong term.]
OF Yuba County.
PFTER II. BURNETT. short term
OF Santa Clara County.
For Attorney General.
THOMAS II. WILLIAMS,
OF FL Dorado County.
For State Controller,
J. w. VAUDEVILLE,
OF Tuolumne County
For State Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, flong term.
OF Nevada County,
JAMES L. ENGLISH, [short ter,n1
or Sacramento County.
For Surveyor General,
HORACE A. HIGLEY,
OF Alameda County.
For State Printer,
JOHN O'MEARA,
OF San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Democratic Primary Meeting.

The Democracy Of Auburn Precinct are
requested to meet at the Theatre, on
Monday evening, the 3rd inst, at half-past
seven o'clock, for the purpose of electing six
delegates to the Democratic County Conven-
ton, to be beld a, Yankee Jim's on the 7tb.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

@ Hutchipg's Magazine for August, has
come to Land with its usual amount of inter.
esting reading matter and illustrations.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
EXCHANGE LIVERY STABlES}!
AUBURN, GIL.
j. j. .ZENTMYER, Proprietor.

THE undersigned having become pro- n
i prietor of the above stables, and N
being desirous of share OF public pa .VOs
tronage, would call attention to the fact that he
is prepared at all times to furnish customers with
HORSES and BUGGIES-do,lbie or single
.A.ND GOOD SADDLE HORSES.
Also to keep Trcnsiezt Horses.
The stock is as good as any in the country, and
the buggies new aud strong Terms liberal.
J. J. ZENTMYER
Auburn, August list, lS57.-my..
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
For Delegates.

For Delegates.
Mr.. Mitchell: Please announce the names of
the following gentlemen who will be supported at
the primary election in Auburn precinct on Mon
day next, as Delegates to the Democratic Nomi-
mating Convention to be held at Yankee Jim's:
George Bishop
PC. Millette,
Doct Woody,
l. S. Tichenor,
VIM. E. Miller,
Jacob Sterling.
MANY DEMOCRATS
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

Nor CANDIDArEs.-D. s. Beach, Esq. of
Rattlesnake, requests us to say that he is not
candidate for the Assembly, but prefers
to remain working Democrat in the ranks.
J. P. Olmstead Esq. Editor Of the Iowa
Hill Ne,os also desires us to state that he is
not an aspirant to Legislative honors, and
under no combination of circumstances
would be candidate before the Couven-
ton.
The name of Col. Newman, of Secret
Ravine, was mentioned in last weeks Her.
aid, as candidate for the short term in the
Senate. We are assured that he does not
seek the position.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
ESTRAY OK.

NAME on the Ranch Of the 49,
A/undersigned seven miles below
lllinoistown on the Road leading -6
from lllinoistown to Sacramento.
A black OK, branded B. on the left hip. Said
OK came on my premises about the lst of July.
The owner is requested to prove property pay
charges and take him away or he Will be sold in
the manner prescribed by law.
GEO W. ArPLEGATE.
Lisbon Cal, July 10th ls57.--3w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

AMERICAN STATE EoM1NArIoNs.-The al.
most lifeless remains Of Known Nothingism,
assembled at Sacramento on Tuesday Of this
week to enact a solemn farce, by putting for
ward State ticket, in the hope to impress
the people that some vitality yet existed in
its body; but in reality it was funeral gath.
ering called to perform the last sad rites
over the departing spirit Of "Sam." Few
and mournful were the brethren in attend
ance. With difficulty pall-bearers we're So
lected to parade the body of the inglorious
defunct before the people until the ed Of
September, the day Of his final burial. Two
days were spent in anxious solcitude over
the death-throes Of the patient At last
in the watches of the night, wheu4he waning
lights threw dim and shadowy figures along
the walls, low voice proclaimed through
the thickening gloom, that the struggle was
over With few words they departed, glad
at having fulfilled the unpleasant duty.
The following is list of the pal-bearers
who are expected to furnish themselves each
one with piece Of Grape and pair of black
kid gloves;
For Governor-Geo. w. Bowie.
Lieut. GOVERNOR. A. Raymond.
Controller-G. W. Whitman,
Attorney General--T. J. Mcfarland.
Surveyor General--Lucien B. Healy.
State Printer-B. Fl. Monson.
Supreme Judge. II. Ralston.
State Treasurer. R. Crsndal
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
THE PLACER HERALD,
AUBURN, AUGUST !, 1867.
Sacramento Agency.
doCRACY OUR SHIELD THE STARS AND STRIPES
OUR BANNER.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agen,
for Sacramento City, for the soliciting OF adver-
tisemcnts and subscriptions, for the Placer Her.
aid. april4 Il
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
SUMMONS.

The People IF the State IF California, To +.
aliens:
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
IL me, at my office in Auburn, Placer county.
on Saturday, the 22d of August, A D. 1851 at
| o'clock. 7. NJ, to answer the complaint Of 7.
Hanisson wherein he prays judgment against you
# the sum of Fifty-Fve Dollars, in an action for
work done, and take notice. if you fail so to ap-
pear AMI answer Plaintiff will take judgment AZ
aforesaid
Given under my hand, this 22d day of July,
A. y. 1857.
i. |. HOUSTON, j.
Township No. ;.
V,,lv 2,y
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Campairn Announcements.

Campaign APPOINTMENTS.
Col. Weller, and Thomas H. Williams, viii ad-
dress the Democracy at Auburn, on Monday, Au-
gust 10th; Iowa Hill, Tuesday, Aug. llth; and at
Yankee Jim's, Wednesday August 18th.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.--Ths Demo
cratic Central Committee have requested
that the delegates to the county nominating
convention to be held at Yankee Jm's, be
empowered to hold District Conventions to
nominate County Supervisors BY an act
Of the last Legislature our Board of Super
visors is reduced this fall from five to threc
persons, and the Supervisors lave dis.ricted
the county as follows District No. !, is
constituted by Townships No. l, 2, 8, 9 and
10. Distric: No. 2. Townships No. 4 and T..
District No. 8, Townships No. S. and s..
The law provides that "at the next general
election there shall be elected in each of
tho Districts by the qualified electors thereof
one Supervisor: the Supervisor in the first dis
trict to go out of Office at the expiration Of
one year, the Supervisor of the second dis
trict to 60 out Of Office, at the expiration Of
two years. and the Supervisor of the third
district to 60 out Of Office at the expira-
ton Of thres years, so that after the next
general election there shall be annually elec.
ted one Supervisor"
In nominating Supervisors we would urge
upon the delegates the necessity Of selecting
the best men in the party-clear headed,
intelligent, business men. Such as will de-.
vote themselves to the interests of tho coun.
ty, and will use every exorton to rid us of
the embarrassment under which we labor.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Meeting of the Democratic County Central
Committee.

Pursuant to notice published in the Placer
Herald, the Democratic Central Committee Of
Placer County met at Auburn, on Thursday, the
23d of July, 1857.
After the Chair calling the meeting to order
on motion, Henry Gooding was elected Secretary
pro tenn, when the following resolutions were
adopted.
Resolved, That Democratic County Conven
tion be held at
YANKEE JIMS, ON FRIDAY, AUG. 7TH, 1851
for the purpose of nominating two Senators and
four Assembymen; also, to select Democratic
Central Committee for the ensuing year.
Resolred, That we recommend that the dele
gates be empowered to hold District Conventions
at the same time and place for the purpose OF
nominating Supervisors for the respective Dis
tricts.
Resolved, That we recommend to the Demo
cracy Of the various precincts in this county TO-
select delegates to the County Convention, on
Monday. the Sd day of August, 1857.
The following is the number Of Delegates 70
which each Precinct will be entitled to, accord
ing to resolution of former Convention:
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Dissolution Of Co.Partuershin

Jury 28th, l857.-4w
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Administrators Notice.

July 25,h, lS57.-3w
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FIRST nay uP JANUARY
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TME NORTHWEST IN 1850 I'VE puDll.h-
ed. few days ago. u sta,am nj from III"
Philadelphia Bulletin as to the probable di
vlson ofrepresentutiyes under N" n ~ ar.
pointment. In this statement, The West
Eco uprising Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, III
NOS, Wisconsin, Iowa. Min"esn' ami Cali.
isrnia) was assigned 90 Representatives -
TAs Cincinnati E quirtr 'aiimatrs 'h''
the Rsprsse n,atites ofth- Northwest IN ~
The census Of 1860, will b" IS. Divided .
fellows,
Ohio. a.. Indiana. 10; Illinois. 10
htchtgsu, 81 lows, Z; Wisconsin. Z. ~
She rsaseGt Npn-p. ,Efss States have but 81
neHbsfs, 4 Wtisf la The Cincinnati Ga
vtsts, tkiake thsES ~ A's,ss viii he oh,t
tifa 10 j8cU ID 10 ,aeG te.=-- pasirp ths
rssssu. papnni!pn al Z .1VU.o 900,
kinss 1870. u EFf'pd VI 'hir', SIX y.sgs
the Nur,kwp,,, yn siail hav lEeasSs ~ Is
the rate If 80 per '"at. EsrE tan years
Q per cen, PEI NM lm--antil they are nHa
~ TO, al,ua to II e entire United State
were N 1910; and in all probability, the!
will be as posu'ous in thirty years as tn
entire American Union is now. -DetrO'
Free Press.
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war Al ong the Demce rasy.

Tae louisville Journal In its eomtasnt Ia
Wagon, licr. tne Of the three boiling
Democrats Ia Ponnaylvania. who vosod iuf
Cameron ia hls defence Of his goto. tna.
say.s
. Certainly hum IN weakness never broke
out into official improperly in mere strik.
ing and contemplate mafner. MIR. Burh-
an MS conduct is not only dis grace to him
self but n burning shaun u the n,tion. 1t
is enough to make the ~ hoie untry blush
to the eyes.
We are curious to mark the fl CT oi this
scandalous deve !opmeut upon the Fomineut
Democrats of Pennsy wanna vii Il. It public
" and automatically places ADDER the ban
of the President elect. And no Goubt the
public are "a curious ourselves. We
should like to ku W, for instance, how Sen.
ator Brodhead relishes the rtcoI nilion nc
corded him in the shove deestabie Up stle
Is the sole reward o. hi, services in the
late campaign, or what sort If q sensation
Ar. Buchanan's coid sh Iulier exeitas 10
the dashing and ia,pbl.ve, Biglef. Upon
thrse and Kindred points the general ctrt'
ally is likely to be speedily Efaiifrd Ih'
GER. Of ve'y pretty quapel has be q
,tS,iei In The pennsylvana n.m ,etae, /,
and, under the fostering influence Of Dir.
Buchanan's chronic dnp!ici y and mraGntss
1t can hardly iai to fl u sh m.rv, iou>ly,
In the meantime, it is amlrniYius b,E uH
avodable reflection that The IncoGtn" ~
ministration will be at best o,iy a vii, G
OF the present one Everything iuresnid
ows this lug i3rrnus rtsua. P,tr1e w~stt.
tue pres. &c Of his si,tory Ia iew u 'n'hs
after his inaugurauou, but his crunSea.nerk
ed and crouk.d minced euec' sspr 'hrea'et
to waite the prestige Of n, even before.
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" a hirgton Item !.

WAsaINGTos, Feb. 4-Tae Corruption
Committee are on the track If certain rail-
road bonds VII CHI were given out last VIM
ter by certain gent.enen 10 carry The w ST.
ern ruiirOad.
The Daltus treaty was under lis MISSION
in the Senate to-day upwards 4 hrce hou;s
The debate elected very little Interest, t,r
there vas hardly d quorum plsstnt ut a. y
oart 81 the tiInc. adng Demecr lie
Senator informed M. iIni he did not believe
it would be ratified
Il. sweeney has returned 10 this city
and signited his reaiinesa 10 the Jnsesti.
eating Committee 10 app, ar b ore them,
uad suggests that those persoes who al e i'm.
plicated by this testimony, it there are any
such, and they desire it, be afforded an op.
poriunty to cross examine him ia the pres.
encp VI the Committee.
Mr.. Simunion having recovered from his
severe sickness, will probably be brough,
before The Committee tomorrow
The House refused to-day, by sote al
l29 against 81, 10 lay on tie table The At
iantic Telegraph Bill. II will be called
up ON It's a.ial passage to.mofrnA.
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--latest N . w .,
NVlB TUT
WAsHiNGroN, Feb. 4

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4
SEEATE.--Mr. Alien presented The ere.
dentials OF James +. Simmons elected Sen.
at"r by the Legislature Of Rhode I-Iand.
Mr.. Weller, from the Committee on Mill
tary Affairs reported IN fav,r of p hitting the
doc TN, hts Q emily communicated, rel,i.e
to Gen Scots pay. debate ensued
Mr., Weller was satisfied that justice to
both required that the cofresp ondence be
P IN Ell, though portion of it was of an ex-
Q '.dlng'y angry character.
Me srs, Bell { Fem Critlendcn, Sew
,rd ani Prarce, thought that such parts
. I'D be npp csscd, a, il would furnish a
b I'd example, and public legislation DID II
require The .Xposlre Of the whole cures
pom Q zee, md esides il uud be poa eriui
% IL. Iriends u b3ih gentlemen isv,iyed.
Jones 81 Tenn, Clay, Seward, Berjamin
and B gier, advocated the printing Of tn"
correspondence. sevcraioi them Saying THAT
!. Iulle xp,su . va. necessary 10 understand
the enllrc subject, though much OF the Ian
guage was - ter sreltud. S ttheu stand
or fai. n .eir own merits.
NJ. Iooabs Wa opposed 10 maxim the
Senate a eonduct or sncii private qnarrcis
Let the exposure be- though The medium
Ut newspapers
The Eating OF tn, whole document was
ord red.
HoUsE-Mr. FltrAnce introduced bill
to eqia.iLc the army, navy and marine pes
sions.
Dr., Bingham, from the C,mmttee on
Elections reported resolution. which was
pied, thar Dir Hall was legally elected
from HE FIRST Congressional District ii
Iowa.
Mr.. Campbell, Of Ohio, from Committee
oil Ways and lieans rep,fte lav 1rabiy the
Senate Submarine Telegraph bill.
MIR Jones, vi Tena., Hoy,d 10 lay on the
table, which WITS negatiyed by vote Q: 81
agnns: 1903 Mr.. Campbell said he would
endeavor to dispose o the subjec, to-mor
row.
The II ouse cuneurred in the amcf dncnt
o the Senate 10 the Diplomatic and Con.
sular Appropriation bill
Tne iious. went into COMMITTEE on the
Tariff bill.
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DAY BOARDING.
M ~. y. c.Adsms has opsnsd hosse %, l,y
y \. nSS . .atss sosesr ~ rSe!tA esA Mais -.
1 Goardars. s.I-sg : 81. - ~
Gao ,ss.s =: ;a.AAl. ~ ssash.sa sAa4,s ts...
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4 sAIH commence falling evening"
fore last Just in time Ia receive the Cong
audience a. they let the II H. nnd contn.
We'd falling durin h. principal par, Of tn
night and durin PARTON al ye 'erda!.-
A Z eexe dur thu night rendered ii verl
slssty yesterday morn ng a nunb "
spouts were foaen up md b"ts,r', and
With lsakisg rolf sen.e % our torres look
I'd rather dam !. The Cd siinsle roo did
their duly, but somo VI the ii. and grave
fsli.d 10 keep dry houses.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06
Heavy Embezzlemen:

NEW YUKK, Fei,
The $4,000 eabszzl,d by Suinger from
New Dfieass bank WAS found tU-dIy in ID
state room III the steamer Gaia bI v here
the elnbt zz'et bod hidden il.
A warrant had reeeiy If. N w ash.
lngton for tie ex'radi,iun vi Gre.e e and the
other parties astused Of cnbs zzliua !und /,
vi the Great N bern Railroad OF France
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-06

The lTEMfcAL FIELD was yesterdiy ii
state Of unmitiga,ei dullness Browsing
Locals could scarcely find blade o. grass
and were left to chew the cud Of memorable,
hsms already recorded A dull sky was
overhead and slush and sleet beneath III, IL
feet. The roof. were dripping, latle ris rs
mesndering down the ribs Of h street..
skirts st haii-ms.t. and well creased baots
popular Institution. We didn't try our.
In search Of itemical information. aud the
Mountain did not come u Mahomet.