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RIFF SALE,

BY virtue Of an order off IA ct lev va "a; issued on
Of the court Of common pleas for Carroll county an,
State Of Ohio, | will offer for sale az the door Of IN,
Court House in Oarrollton, on
Saturday the 2Oh day of June, 4. D. 1857
between the hours OF ~ O'Clock 4. M and 1 o'clocl
2. N. Of said day, u wit: The following premises. sit
uate in the county Of Carroll aud State Of Ohio. being
a part OF the North East quarter of section t~hirty-one
l3l, township fourteen Q4l and range five (5) Of the
lands directed to be sold at Steubenyile, Ohio, desert
bed as follows, to vic.
Commencing at a pOst at the south east corner of the
lanyard lot, known formerly as Beatty's, now. Young's
FanyardE thence south sixty one and three quarter de.
grees; east seven rods and eleven hnts, along the land
line OF Valentine EbersOle, TO a post near the rup or
creek, thence north twenty'nine degrees, east twelve
perehes to a post, thence north fifteen degrees. east
Ten perches and nineteen links to a post, in the bank
oil the creek; thence north sixty-seVen anu one quarter
degrees, West seventeen perches and twenty links 10 a
post thence north forty one and one quarter degrees.
west i've perches and twenty links to a most
thence north thirty degrees, west five rods and
seven links to a post, thence north twelve and one
hall degrees, west nine perches and five aud one.half
links to- pos, thence south nineteen and one.half de-
grees, west eight perches end fifteen links, along the
middle OF the teubenville road, to opposite Runyon's
town lots, thence south flty.seven degrees, east eley.
en- perches and thirteen links to a gate post, thence
south twenty eight degrees, wesf seven perches aud
eleven INKS 10 the I 0rth west corner OF HOung's tan.
yard lot. thence south fifty nine and one quarter de.
grees, east twelve perches and twenty>three aud one.
thinks along the north side Of said lot, to the north
east corner OF the same; thence south tive ty.eight
and one-hall degrees, west twelve perches and tSenty
and one-hall links to the place OF beginning; contain.
ing two acres of land, more or less:
Also, another tract or lot of ground, situlte near the
town of Carrollton in the county of Carroll and State Of
Ohio, bounded aud described as follows. to wit: Begin.
ming at the north west corner ofa lot, lately owned BY
Valentine Ebersole, now, by Adam Erskine across the
Steuben lille road, from a house, formerly, owned by
VIM. 4. Lloyd, now, by VIM. G. Runion, in Carrollton;
running thence south fty-nine degrees, east eleven IS
rods, thence north twenty eight degrees, east twelve
"A rods, thence north ffty>six degrees, west Twelve
rods to the Steubenvile road, thence south " enty-se
en- degrees, west, along said road, twelve SO rods to
the place OF beginning; containing seven eighths Of an
acre more or less, and situated in the north west quar-
ter of section twenty-five (25l township fourteen Q4),
range five (5) in the Steubenyile land district. =
The above lots Of land are appraised at one Hundred
and ten dollars. Terms; Cash,
JOHN II. WHIFCRAFT,
may 8, ls57-pr fee 5 Sheriff of Carroll Co.
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UNUSUAL INDUCEMENTS

~ W Mt YFIYE PER-CENE. DIsC1USr1x
L hrst class engrayings will be made until iu,ib.,
notice on
ALL CASH PURCHASES OF
Looking Glasses, Picture Frames,
Engravings, Artists Materials. ke
hhleh WILDE sold independently Of the deduction
al The lowest Market Prices, aud the privilege of -,
leetng said deduction from an immense stcck and
great variety Of
PINE ENGRAvISsl,
GIVEN TO EACH PURCHASER
IN our Looking Glass Department NAV be had every
VARIETY Of Pier, Wall and Mantle Mirrors. Portrait and
T'eture Frames, Comices, Bases, &c, Of our own en-.
elusive manufacture, from choice and original designs.
NOT elsewhere to be obtained. aud Of superior QUALITY.
III our fine. Art Department; will he found frst class
Impressions OF all the finest European EngravinRa.
win a general assortment Of all desirable publications
found (ot superior quality only every requisite kr tho
artist. Amateur, or Pupil.
Inc usual discount to the Trade AMI Schools. o..
d'rs by letter carefully filed and packed with The &c.
most care.
10 the economist, and ell desirous of sbtaiainK "a.
Perior quality articles, at moderate prices, the sbovs
presents unusual ADVANTAGES.
WILLIAM, STEVENS, WILLIAMS 400,
~ 953 Broadway, New York.
apr" Z'-le''-Sm "a q. a.
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EgBogus new one cent pieces are in circula,
hon. What nexti
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And all other kinds Of styles at the retail price.
10 the purchaser OF our pens we present a number
ed Ticket on every dollars worth purchased. which en-.
titles the holder. by an extra payment Of rs cents on
each ticket, to a premium varying in value from 81 to
slOO, The premiums consist Of various articles of Jew.
elery viz; Gold aud Silver watches, Silver Goblets, Sill
yer Fruit Baskets, Gold Guard Chains for ladies, Lock.
cts, Bracelets, Gents Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thin.
oles, Breastpins, Ear Drops, Studs Rings, Crosses, &c.
&c, none o. which sell for less than one dollar. Coun.
try purchasers may rely on being as fairly dealt with,
IS regards the prizes. as if they themselves were pres,
en-,
We have been in operation for three years and thou.
sands have bought of us, and we have never learned
that any one has ever been dissatisfied. This plan at.
lords every opportunity Of obtaining gold watch or
some article OF jewellery, for a triaing sum. All our
pens, pencil cases, &c, are manufactured by ourselves
with great care, and we Cifer them at precisely the
same prices asked in all other storesi in the city. To
agents we Oiierthe most advantageous offers, aud any
energetic person can do well by working for US. We
wish agents IN every place in the country, and persons
who would like to become such will please to addres us,
and we will send them printed circulars of prices terms,
&c. We have no stated periods for distribution. The
moment a pen is purchased, the purchaser is entitled to
receive his premium on the payment OF 2j cents ex-
ira.
All orders by mail should be addressed
MERRICK, BENTON &DEAN,
$50 Broadway, New York.
n. B.-Go Pens repointed in a superior manner.
Enclose the pen and 80 cents in r. o, stamps and the
pen will be r~epointed and returned post paid.
May IA, 1873 mos. [H,s s..
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
City Ordinance, No. ~.

4 \ Ordinance concerning Streets and Alleys.
The Common Council Of the City Of PlacCrvillc do
Ordain As follows
SECTION I, II any person shalt ohstruct or ilJurc
any OF the public Streets or Alleys of this city, or
shall place TO be placed In any said streets
Alleys, or the Sidewalks thereof OH any part
thereof, any OhStructiOn building WALL fence, Ur 9th.
er material Of whatever kind descriptions sO as In
any manner 10 Ohslruct impede the free use there.
Of or so as In any manner to Interfere with the free
aud enjoyment by the public Of the entire extent
Of said street or Streets sidewalk sidewalks shall
he drcmcil guilty Of II mislcmchnnr, aud upon con.
victiUn thereof shall be fined In any sum not exceed.
Ing One Hundred Dollars for each offence, or i'm.
rrSonnent In the city prison for term not exceeding
thirty days, 0r by both such fine and imprisonment
SECTIoSe II any person shall have heretofore Oh.
Structcd any street alley Uf this city or placed
on caused to be placed In any Street Alley Ut this
city. or In or upon any part or portion thereof any
obstruction, wall, feReV building nF either hHdeAntp
obstruction Of any Kind or description whatever,
uty any such person 50 obStructinH, by ANY 0f the
aforesaid means or In any manner aforesaid, tn re.
move said obstruction, wall, building fence, the
cOSr may be- and IL such party having such huil.
Ing, wall. fence other obstruction, shall neglect or
refuse for the space VI twn days amer such notice to
rcmnVc the same it shall be the duty Of the Marshal
Of this city to the Samc or cause the same tu
hc removed; and the expense " SaCh removal by the
said Marshal shall be charge Ia favor ot this city
against the owner Of such ohsructon building, wall
fence, to he recovered against such party In any
court Of competent jurisdiction,
StHTinN \. All ordinances Or parts Of ordinances In
any way Inconsistent with the provisions Il this ori.
nance are hereby repealed
Approved December "a. l>S;
W, VI, CARY, President,
hereby certify that the above ordinance MAS pass.
cd hy the Common Council Of Place vile, nccrmhcr
lSt, lNN. = +, GAGE. Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
HENRY's DlGoINGs, Nov. Is, ~.

EDrroRs DEMOCRAT: You will oblige 9
subscriber very much by informing him,
through tho medium Of your paper, II q
mining claim is subject TO execution OF
not SUBSChIbEk.
We cannot give so satisfactory an an
swer as We would wish. The question is
one which, we are informed, has not been
expressly passed upon and decided by the
Supreme Court, and the District Courts
have rendered conflicting decisions upon
the subject. The general opinion is, that
mining claims can b. sold on execution,
and they ere so sold in almost all the mi
ming counties in the State.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
s U M M o n s

State OF California, County az III Dorado
In the District Court Of the Ilth Judicial District -
John K, DOlllsOn, Plaintiff. We Page, RacaH 4 Co.,
Standardization brought IN the District Court
Of the llth Judicial Dlstrlcl and Complaint led In
the County Of II Dorado, In the ofee Of the Clerk
OF said District Court, In and for said ceant~ aud
State.
The People Of the State Of California seUd GRRxTtSS.
To Daniel d, Page and Henry d, Bacon
VOC are hereby required to appear IN an action
Il brought against you and = ~, Page. Henry
Maight aud David Chambers, by the above namrtl
NantiG In The District Court ~ the Ilth Judicial Die.
trict IN and for the County Nf n poradN and 60 An.
swer the Complaint dled therein, e. ceGy Of WAlcA
accompanied the SOmH0ns) within ten days, (exclu'
sve af the day Of seFvlcel ater the service On yNa
OF this SOUlMons-if served Within thia CoNnty q
served out Of thls County, bat within shls Judicial
nstret, within twenty days Or served cut 81 eAtd
District, then Within faFty days-Or iNA9ment ~ de-
fault will BE- taken against you,
The said actiea is Nr0agAt 10 recover the eaua Of
Stb0O-and interest and costs, upon two cSrttAcates
Of depoa Ay yoN executed aud delivered to ftG for
70 much maaey BY yoN received - Pa, and u yoN
fall TO appear and AAsw~P the sasa caaat 80 above
required, the sad plaintlE wH take saagnent against
yOO ioF sald sams end cesss according 70 As prayer
Of said Complaint
Given under MY hand with the Seal q sala
[L.Sl Court alAxed at oice n PAeefvllle, NAia eth
day Of DecepaAeF. IN the year 81 sar Lord enc
thousand elgAl hundred ard afty.ReveN.
dec 6-Sm. a. D, WALDk0N, CaeFk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
James o. Brayman, a Black Republics

James o. Brayman, a Black Republican
leader, the thicving editor of the Chicago
Democrat, has plead guilty to the charge
Of stealing letters from the boxes of the
Chicago POstofiicc, and will be sentenced
to the State Prison. John Wentworth set
him the example. lTc forced open the
desk of his colleague, Col. John ]. Iar-
din, while in Congress, and stole letters
from it. Col. Hardin denounced him OH
the floor of Congress as liar, scOundrel
and thief and tho gallant Wentworth
pocketcd the insult with characteristic
humility.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Receivers Ssanc.

DY virtue Of an order made by the District
ID Court of IL Dorado County, ON the lSt day ot
December 1857, the undersigned Receiver. APP
painted by said Court, in the cause wherein Ellen
bentley is Plaintiff and l.. \. lluyt is Defendant,
will expose for sale, On the premises, Un Wcdncs.
day, the 10th DAY oT Dccrmbrr, lsS', at ls"'clOck,
certain Hotel Premises, situated an thc Placer.
willie and sacramento road at paint ah"nt hftrcn
miles bciUW rlaccrilc, formerly and sull kn"W n
aS the II Dorado Hotel, together With the farm
belonging to the same, containing Thrrc Hundred
and Twenty Acres, being the same prcmiscS form.
crly owned and occupied for like purposes by one
nr. Tratton; ont span of Horses, Wagon aud liar
ness two Cows one Sow aud i've Figs twenty
Tons Of Hay; RNc Coats Household and kitehrN
Furniture and lot Of Turkeys, Ducks aud Chick
ems: the same being the property belonging to the
firm Of ll0yt Bentley.
L. R0GARDCs, Receiver,
PlacerVille, December I'd, 1881. Itsl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
her ~
mark. ~-

SrArE OF CALIFORNIA, CorSrv OF n DORAn&-0n
appeared before me, the undersigned, Justice II
the Peace In and for the cOdnty afNresAd the above
named Mary Jones', personally known to me 10 be
the person described In and who executed the tNe-
going instrument, who, having the same read tN her
and being made acquainted With the contents there
OF, Acknowledged to ME, ON examination separate
and apart from her husband, that abe executed the
same freely and voluntarily, for the purpose therein
mentioned, and without fear or eNMpulalon or undue
influence Of her said husband and that che docs not
wish to retrAct the execution 0t the same,
SAM, X, GODDARD,
[decS Sw Justice 0fthe Peace.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

DsLINOUENTs.--ThOse who have neg
lected to pay their taxes had better call
on ex.SReFiff Carson at once and " fork
over" it they wish to avoid additional ex
pcnsc. The property advertised will Ger.
tainly be sold on the 14th, unless the
taxes are paid. The proper officer has
gwen timely notice, and he will be forced
to sell. "a hint to the wise," &c.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

We have received number of cOmmu.
nications since our last, similar to those
We published, rejecting somewhat harsh
ly, probably uMustly, on the conduct of
tho agents of the District Attorney, for
prosecuting traders for ncglCcting to take
out licenses, which We must DO excused
for declining to publish at present. We
takc it for granted that the agents will be
more cautious, moro accommodating in
the future, and that there will DO little
cause to complain.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

= NEwrowN.-A correspondent ut Newtown
informs us that the miners of that vicinity, arc
now doing profitable business Many who
have been drifting" during. the summer, are
now washing up their dirt and generally ave-
rage g. and Is per day. There nrc numerous
hills and fats in the vicinity of NewtOwn Ahat
will pay II properly worked and it only requires
g good supply of water TO makcit n prosperous
camp during the entire year.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

MARRIED.--Calvin B. Mcdonald, one of
tho editors Of the Sacramento A9e, was
married on Sunday last to Mrs. EstclIc
Potter, an actress of some celebrity and
we'll known in this city, where she was
highly esteemed. AS a mescs-papcr the
Age is "got up in tip top STYLE" but in
politics it is unreliable. Like Joe Bowers,
il has "nary id politic"!
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
AH.--Tho San Francisco Her

UrAH.--The San Francisco Herald
learns from gentleman who processes to
be acquainted with Utah affairs, that tho
Mormons can bring into the field seven.
teen thousand troops. They are repre-
sentcd to DO wcll-armed and wcll.drilled,
and full Of Mormon fanaticism. If Brig.
ham Young Is determined to give our
troops . brush they will obey his orders
to Q man.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

REPUBLICAN VICToRY.-A Black Rcpub.
lican clergyman in Princeton, Illinois, has
been indicted for attempting to outrage
the person of his wife's sister; and an
other clergyman, Ofthc same political kid
ney, has run off to Wisconsin to escape
numerous creditors. The triumphs Of
niggerism are worth recording.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Tax<4sa-lGiss AEBKRrrSE opens the

TsE<ERR-Niss ALBKRTISE opens the
Theater TO NIGHT with the "Child OF
the Regiment" She has an excellent
company with her, among whom are some
old Placerville lavorites :-Messrs. Lehhan,
Dumphries, Brown, Horton and others.
The bill for tonight is an attrrctive one,
and ought to draw well. Turn out boys,
and welcome the new company to our
-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

WILL BE HERE.-Wc are gratificd to
learn that the talented and popular come
dian, Yankee Adams, who has been re-
ceived with so much favor wherever he has
sppcEed, will open our Theatre on Mon.
dAy evening the 14th instant, with an ex-
cCllsntstOck company. A rich treat is in
store for our citizens. Of course he will
he lit erally patroniscd.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

It is stated that, in New York city,
since the suspension Of the banks, about
II 900 persons, male and female, have
been discharged from work by various
manufacturing establishments and indi-
viduals.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

Augustus A. Krauth, ESQ, senior pro-
prietOr Of the New York Mercury, and
brother of Frederick X. Krauth, of the
State Journal Office, died in New York
city on the 2Oth Of October last, aged 40
years. He was gentleman much rcspcc.
ted, and leaves largo number of friends
to regret his loss.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

PROBATE CouRT-JuDGE JOHNSON. Mon
day, the 9od Mlt., in the matter Of the estate Of
Dudley A. Lyford, deceased, letters Of admin
istration were granted to Chas. Z. Abbot, Pub
lie Administrator. On Saturday, the 3sth ult.,
letters Of administration were granted to the
tatss Of A. Matthias and Gen. Samuels, deceas.
ed and letters Of administration De 6oHtA, on
the estates Of Nancy Hitchcock and Noah
Tucker, deceased.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

As tho Grand Jury, which meets on
Monday next, will investigate the Reed
dC&lcatiOn in all probability, We deem it
unnecessary to aNude to it this week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

The Buffalo On. " Daily Republic,
lately > very able Black Republican paper,
has abandoned tho foul party and goes in
for the Democracy. Niggsrism IL getting
below par in New York.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Atlanta Nnnxn.

We gather the following intelligence
from our Eastern exchanges. Tho cleo
ton 10 New York, much to the astOnish-
ment and chagrin of the niggcr-worship-
ers, has resulted disastrOusly to them
It was generally conceded that the entire
Democratic State ticket had succeeded.
In nearly every county the Black Rcpub-
lican vote had greatly decreased. nOhio,
the Blacks elected their Governor, but the
Democrats elected a majority of the men,
bcrs of the Legislature. Another year,
and Black Rcpublicanism will DO swept
from the State. In Massachusetts,. where
fanaticism is worshipcd, Black Rcpubli.
canism trelmphed over reason and patri-
otism. Banks swept the field for Cover.
nor. In the other States where elections
have been held, Maryland excepted where
rOwdyism prevailed, the Democrats car
ricd every thing before them. The Off.
cial vote in Pennsylvania gives General
Packer, Dcm., for Governor, 1sS, 800; ID.
WilmOt, Black Rep, 146, ,l47; Isaac la
zlchurst, Amer, 2s,1GO. Packers ma
jority over Wilmot, Al, 744S over both,
1853. Both branches Of tho Legislature
are strongly Dcmocratic-a majority Of
AZ on joint ballot. In Minnesota the De-
mOcracy made clean sweep, elccting
their entire State ticket, and three mcm-
bcrs Of Congress. Both branches Of the
Legislature are Democratic by good work.
ing majoritics, thus insuring two Demo-
cratic United States Senators from the new
State. Gen. Shields will probably be one
of them. The entire delegation in Con-
gress from Mississippi arc Democrats
But enough of elections. 1t is merely re.
cording succession of brilliant victories
for Democracy.
The money market has slightly improv-
cd. Confidence has been somewhat re-
stored, though trade is greatly depressed,
and thousands Of operatives are idle
Times are hard, money scarce, business
dull, and employment difficult to obtain.
The wife Of cx-Prcsidcnt Pierce is in
delicate health.
The English papers inform us that Mr..
TIN Brocck's marc, Priorcss, won the
New Market SIC, 900 stake and cup. She
was not considered in the ring at first, and
90 to was offered against her. 1t is in
timatcd that her owner won 100000 on
the race. Lccomptc is dead.
Adviccs from Washington state that
the British Government will take no steps
with regard to the Nicaragua transit, ex-
cept in conjunction with tho Government
of the United States.
Several distinguished American officers
are now in Washington, Cndcavoring to
get into the British service in India.
The eccentric Tom Marshall is deliver
ing course of lectures at Louisville, on
the philosophy Of history, which the
Journal speaks lightly Of
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Declaration.

Il NOW all men BY these presents that l, MARY
IN JONES, Of the To Nnshlp Of Mountain, County
Of N Dorado and State Of California, AvAilng my.
self Of the bcnent Of the Act passed April 18th lSSS
entitled IAN Act to authOrlSe married women 10
transact business Ia their Own nance, - cole tFa.
derS," do hereby declare my intention TO carry On
and transact the following described huSlnCss, In my
own name and on my own account as Solc trader, IN
the county aforesaid, via: That Nf RaRchne, Tcam'
ing, and Raising, huylng and Selling stock; and that
will be individually responsible for all dchls CON.
traced by me In said business, And l do declare,
furthermore, that the capital Invested In said husl,
ness, does not exceed the suM OF Five Thousand
Dollars,
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand
and seal, this 18th day Of November, \, D, 1857,
MARY z, e JONES, % a&-
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

ExAAlsS lr.-Wc publish the OficiaI
report az che Board Of Supervisors in an
Othaarcsamnn. We have only time to
caIl aaEsn1tsa 20 e this week.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Report or the board OF Supervisor

Leaving as the amount Of indebtedness
of III Dorado County, OH the 9th day~Of
October, 1851, SiSSO 66
They have made no estimate Of the amount Uf in-
tcrcst due On county warrants.
They also submit statement Uf the TrCaSurcr'S
accounts, since last report, showing the present
balance in the treasury to be- S77gl ~.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
A. a. HOWARD,
{. II. FERGUSON.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

CoRREcrION.-An impression generally
prevails that the present Board Of Super
visOrs 'discOntinued the Office of license
Collector" Such is not the fact. There
is no such Office, and they could not ''dis-
continue" that which had no existence
Tho late Treasurer appointed Deputy to
collect licenses for three months, at the
expiration Of which time hisserviccs were
dispensed with. We mako this correction
in justice to the Supervisors, who have
been Ccnsured for "abOlishing the Office
Of license collector"
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

SUDDEN DEAru.-On Monday last, Span
lard named Thomas Taoupatcli died very sud
denly, on Webbcr Creek near Newtown. JUS
ticc Spencer having been Informed Of the fact,
summoned cOroner's jury, who having held
an inquest ON deceased, concluded that his
death was caused by the excessive use Of ar-
dent spirits.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05
Eye and H0r.
RNr. i. w. NOm Znmdf.

HAVING returned from New York, will resume
III the Practice of Medicine, and devote N portrn
uf his time to Consultations In the Diseases uf thr
EYE and EAR.
OEFICE-North, west corner Of Montgomery and
Jackson streets, San ErNnciSco,
Oticc IIours-9 to ~ a, N, and to Arm. tiSmSl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

HARD TINEs-A REMEDY.-The Hart.
ford Press says that in 1887, 'in hard
times" ono hundred Of tho first ladies in
Hartford, Conn., formed themselves into
an association to suppress extravaganza
in dress, and to promote domestic Ccono-
my. The Press thinks that they were
successful in degree. Will not the Ia
dies of 1857 emulate their example, and
contribute to the peace, prosperity and
happiness of their husbands, fathers and
lovers? Extravaganza in dress has caused
as many bankrupts as reckless spOcula-
tiOns. A young man, with a moderate in
come, in these times Of dissipation and
folly, is forced to lingCr on lin single
blcsscdncss."
Mountain Democrat., 1857-12-05

CHArsE OF vmUE-A change Of ven
me hss beea granted in the case Of DR.
Datsa.. He vii be tried 10 Placer county