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BY WILLIAM ELDER.
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DF. Kane'SFiSt Narrative.

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RTsee advertisement of 3. A. FAHNEsTocK
& Co. Importers and I callers in drugs, Medicines,
de-. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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nTIt has been decided in the Surrogate, by
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Oc D q u III "a q IL
nP OCLANATI0N is hereby made to the qualified
voters of Carroi county, that general election will
be heldas required by law, on
Tuesday, tie 1911 dug Of Oc'ojer, Il. d. 1851
at the usual places oi hrlIyg election L. said county,
at which time the following ocers are IL pe en- sen
tu vii:
One Governor,
Lieutenant Governor.
- Supreme Judge,
Treasurer ut td'et
Sectstary Oi State,
" MemJeE Of the Board Of Public Noks,
State Senator, Gn connection with Stark county,
" Represeltaifve,
Probate Judge,
Sheriff,
Couuty Treasurer,
Auditor,
" Prosecuting Attorney,
" Commissioner,
" Surveyor
Infrmary Director.
BANK Law VOTE.
"Each eector may have writer or printed or partly
written, and partly printed upon h ticket, the word
"For the Bank Charter" or AGAINST the Bank Cha
ter" or words to ii at effect and the judges OF each
election district IN counting out the votes, snail Sc
down in separate culumns in the poll books the yot'
given "For the Bank Charter, and the votes give
Against the Bank Charter and certify the number
votes gwen Tor auu hSah I lhethalISl - '"N' ~ -
qnired to certify to the ndmOe Of votes given for ca
! ddates"
| CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS VOTE.
Those voting for amendment number ooe, shall pm
upon their ballots these words "Annual Sesson--fe-
Those voting against it shall put upou Their ballots thes
words "Annual Session-No." Those voting Tor amend
ment numbcr two shall put upon ther ballots Chang
of District Court-Yes" those voting against it shall pu
upon their ballots Change OF Disriet COurt-No -
Those voting for amendment numbef three shall put up
on their Laos spank aud indvd lal taxation Equal
Yes" those voting against it shall put upon their bal
! lots "Bank and individual taxation Elua-Ao Thos
voting for amendment number four shall put upon thel
balots "Corporations-Yes;" those voting against
shall put upon their ballots "UoTporations-No.' 'hose
voting for amendment number five shall put u on then
ballots "Singe Disrcts-Yes" those voting against II
shall put upon theif bIii0ts single Dstrcts--No,"
| The Trustees Of the townships in eaij county are
required to return the following number OF Jurors IRON
their respective townships to the CLERK oil the OourI o
Common Pleas, to wit:
Augusta, 8; Brown, 10; Centre, 6; East, I; Fox, s.
Harrison, s. Loudon l. Lee s; Monroe, z; Orange, lO
Perry, 8; Rose, o; Union, g. Washington, o.
JOHN II. WHITCRAFT;
Sheriff of Carroll Co.
SherT's OAice CarrolItou, Ohio, Aug 2Oth, l95I-Id
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The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

wWe received suspicious looking box
the other day, with mysterious placard
tackled upon it, which suggested Internal ma
chimes, and other instruments Of dangerous
character. But after due reflection, we de-
termined to know the contents Of that box
OF "die trying" Then with desperate re-
solye the lid was wrenched open, and reader,
What do you suppose we founda A lot Of the
finest peaches and nectarines that ever grew.
Drawing out note that was costly slowed
away in one corner, we were satisfied, after
reading the following, that Lynch was at
tho bottom Of the nefsrious design;
CAa,. X Mitchell, Esq, Ed. Herald:-Please
accept the accompanying specimen Of peaches
reared in my garden. had ripe ones about the
lst of July, good deal earlier than either the
mountains or the valleys below.
I might send you some nice apples. but as they
are Of the Greening kind, and as apples have
made commotion In the world, according to the
Good Book, l thought they might come in contact
With your adams apple" and cause IN unplca.
snt taaliag during these piping times Of hot
weather. and politics.
nc W s;1S any Of I'd
head pretty nesr) ss they have not paired of yet.
Of which hAye 266 hills, ten canes to each, is
Just fipening, il ~ feet high, rich 10 juice The
experiment. Of Ieising II In this copay setisfsc-
nry, spd the only way could send you ap4kimens
OF the cane q il is, wopld be TO Aixs sle1 team
yl.h long reach pole, Oqet)
- z LYNCH
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

ADVICE TO THE AMER1cANs.-The Rich
mond (Ya) Wing has fallen out with the
American party, though for some time, here
tofore, its ablest newspaper representative in
the South. The Wing now advises the
party to disband, saying it is powerless to
do any good, as the last Presidential election
proved. The Whig enthusiastically urges
the revivifcation Of the old Wing party,
"around whose ancient altars Gt says) the
fires Of patriotism still burn, and whose
faithful followers are eager as Of yore to en-
counter their Democratic opponents in bat
tie, and if they can't win success at least die
a trying"
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
YOUNG AMERICA,
Wholesale g. Retail Cigar Store!
B. GOODKIND

"OULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has lately enlarged his store, and keeps
now on hand the largest and best stock of CIGARS
ever brought to this county, amongst which he has
the finest brands ever offered to this market
He has also on hand very good assortment of
TOBACCO, and can supply you with any brands
that can be called for, also
Perfumery of all kinds Dried and Preserved
Fruits, Playing Cards, French and English Ac-
cordeons. Matches, &C. &c.
P. S.-If you wish to get real genuine Havana
door to |. W. Credits restaurant and you will not
be disappointed in finding it.
Auburn, April 4th, 1856.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Stanly on the Slavery Question-His
Record.

The Sac. Bee an Independent paper,
says: There is considerable inconsistency in
the present position of Mr.. Stanly when
we come to look at his past course. He
seems afraid to avow himself in favor of
allowing the people Of the territories to set
tie the question of slavery for themselves
when they come to form State Constitu-
ton, and yet he committed himself to the
doctrine, fully, as late as 1850 On the
18th Of September of tina: year. the Texas
boundary bill being under discussion, Mr..
Boyd Of Kentucky, offered in the House of
Representatives an amendment which pro-
vided for the organization of the Territory
Of New Mexico, excluding the operation Of
the Wilmot Proviso, and authorizing the
people of New Mexico, achen forming
State Constitution, to alloaO or prohibit sla-
very, as they might see fit. Mr. Stanly vo-
ted in favor of the amendment
On the 18th Of September, 1850, the Fu-
gitive Slave bill passed by vote Of 100
to IS, Mr.. Stanly voting in the affirmative
At the same session, in reply to a COM
plant Of Mr.. Giddings that eight months
had been consumed without getting through
with the main business of the session, be
said that if the gentleman would not try
to tack on the Wilmot Prouiso to territor-
ial bills, Congress could get through its
business, admit California and adjourn in
three weeks.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
Notice to Creditors.

SAFE OF CALIFORNIA, In County Court
CotNTY OF PLACER.
ln the matter Of the application Of JAMES H.
HoocRs to be discharge. from his debts IS sh
lnsolvent.
Pursuant to On order Of the Hon Jas. F. Hale.
County Judge Of said county, notice In hereby
given TO the creditors OF the said lnsolvent TO lie
and appear before said Judge, at the Court House.
In the town Of Auburn, on Monday, the cath day
of August. A. D.. 1867, at hs chambers, then aud
there to show cause. if any they have. why an as
signmcnt Of said applicants estate should Got We
made and he discharged from hs debts 10 the
manner prescribed by law.
49, Witness my hand md seal Of said Court
l. S. this 18th day OF July, A. b. 1857.
- TABB MITCHELL. Clerk.
BY VIM. A. JOHNSON, Deputy.
Auburn. July l6-6W
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

But the prince Of all contemplate, black
guard politicians is John B. Weller. We
rise in the morning With q hatred to the very
name, and retire to rest thanking God that
it is undiminished Nevada Journal
But soon the wonder came to light
To show the rogues they lied,
The man recovered of the bite,
The dog it was that died. Goldsmith
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE PLACER HERALD.
ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN AGE,
Great Riots in New York.


Great Riots in New York.
DE.aTH OF THE HON. W.M L. MARCY.
THE NICARAGUA ROUTE TO BE OPENED.
Tne steamship Golden Age arrived at San
Francisco yesterday morning at 2 o'clock.
Atlantic News.
The difficulties in the city of New York
continued. A row had occurred in the Sixth
Ward between gang of fellows calling
themselves the Dead Rabbits and the Bowery
Boys. Fire arms were freely used. Seven
persons were killed, and twenty or thirty
wounded.
In the 7th and 18th Wards there we're
also serious rows, in which number of per-
sons were badly injured
The fight was renewed in the 9th Ward,
when terrible conflict took place between
the two factions, and a number killed and
wounded. The police used every exertion
to suppress the riot, but were insufficient to
protect themselves against the fury of the
mob.
Had it not been for the presence of the
military in the heart Of the strong holds of
the mob there is no knowing where the
matter would have ended.
July 6th-The riots are at an end. The
Corousr is engaged in holding inquests-
But as yet nothing of Importance has been
elected. A number of arrests have been
made.
The very Lotest-JuLY 6th.-Fifteen per-
sons, including Policemen, Bowery Boys and
Dead Rabbits, are dead, and eighty are
known to be wounded.
The Hon. VIM. L. Marcy, late Secretary
of State, was found dead in his bed at Boston,
on the 4th of July. lie closed his 10th year
in December last.
Thos. W. Sutherland, has been appointed
Collector of Customs in Sacramento rice
Sackett removed
Information has been received at the De-
partment Of the Interior that the rancho Rio
de Los Americanos in California, has been
confirmed to J. L. Folsom.
The Fernandez ranch containing 1900
acres has also been confirmed to D. L.
Fernandez and Others.
The arrangements for the disposition Of
the troops in Utah Territory has been com
pleted. A separate military department viii!
be erected for the territory, under the com.
mand of Gen. Harney. He will have 5000
troops fully equipped under his command.
Col. Jack Hays, Surveyor General OF
California is to be transferred to y similar ca
pacity in Utah.
Col. Richardson has declined the Govern
orship of Nebraska. Gov. lizard, will re-
sumo the position.
The Leavenworth papers state that the l2
Democratic candidates have been elected to
the Constitutional Convention by an average
majority Of 42o.
California Bonds have declined in New
York to 81 cents.
A treaty has been made between the United
States and Nicaragua by which the transit
route will be opened.
The Atlantic Telegraph to the length Of
$3.50 miles had been put aboard the Aga
memnOn.
The L. S. frigatc Niagara had arrived
in the Mersey with her share of the telegraph
cable aboard.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

AcQu17TED.-Chee Loo E, one of the five
Cinnamon who was indicted for the murder
lin this place some weeks ago. of Chung
Kwang was acquitted in the District Court
on Wednesday. Chez Loo E, was consid-
cred the principal in the affair.
Patrick Mahoney, indicted for the murder
Of O'Connor, was also acquitted on Saturday
the 2eth.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
JJJST RECEIVED

JUST RECEIVED.
DER STEAMER Golden Gate. Clippers Morning
l Light, Flying Fish, Flying Mist, q large sup
ply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard Oil. Extract LII.
quorice, Blue Vitriol, German and English Cam
ome. Saltpetre, Corn Starch, Shakers, Sarspar-
lila, Sarsaparilla Root, Gum Arabic, Citric Acid,
Potash, Extracts of Lemon, Rose aud Vanilla
Vanilla Beans Boiled Linseed Oil, Castor Oil In
barrels, Pure Yellow and White Wax, Kidder's
Powers and Weightman's Tartarlc Acid, Bay
Rum In cases and barrels Fresh Hops in pound
packages, Sage, Soap, Yankee Indelible Ink
Roses Backing Brushes, Mason's Backing, Ho
stetter's Bitters, Cod Liver OIL, Spanish and
American Saffron, Lubin's EXTRACTS, Genuine
Wrigbt's, Brandreth's, Motfats and other Pills,
Chanois skins, Lycopodium, Essential Oils, Con
gress Water In pints and quarts, Borax. Sal Soda,
Pearl Barley, and many other staple articles,
which, together with our former large stock of
Drugs, makes our assortment as varied and large
as any Drug House in the CITY, to which we invite
the attention Of the trade and others buying In
this market ALBAN, THOMAS i CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
apr4-2m l6l street, corner 9Th.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

TAKEN TO SroCKroN.-Mr. Levi Hawes,
Of Secret Rayine, an old citizen of this coun
ty, who has been deranged for short time,
was removed to the Insane Asylum at Stock
ton, this week, by Mr.. Thomas Sherman
Deputy Sheriff. Mr.. Hawes was difficult Of
restraint at times on the journey. He was
formerly from Massachusetts,. Has wife
and child, and brothers in this county.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
To the Creditors of John Hatch.

To the Creditors Of John Hatch.
SITE OF CALIFORNIA.
County OF PLACER.
County Cou,t-John Hatch rs. His Creditors.
TOHN HATCH. having on the 9TH day of July.
81 A. d. 1857, filed his petition in snid Court.
praying to be admitted to the benefit of the act
entitled ian act for the benefit Of nsolvent debt
cys, and protection Of crcditors,' approved May
9Th. 1862, the creditors of said John Hatch are
hereby notified to appear before the County Judge
Of said county, in open Court at the Court House
In the town Of Auburn, on the llth day Of Au
gust, A. D. 1867, at 10 o'clock, A. N.
TABD MITCHELL.
County Clerk.
July llth-4W
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
NOTICE.

NOIICEs.
THE Assessor Of Placer county having delivered
l. to me. the Clerk of the Board OF Supervisors
the assessment role Of said county. Therefore
notice is hereby given that have received the
same, and that the Board of Equalization will
meet at the Court House iu Auburn, on the second
Monday, to-wit: the 10th day Of August, A. D.
1881.
TABB MITCHELL, Clerk
August lst, ls57.-2t
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01

SENTENCED TO pE UuNG.-Joe Bradley,
for the murder of Jacob Bateman, was SEN
fenced on Wednesday, by Judge Howell, to
Ae executed on Friday the 18th day Of Sep
tember, 1851. Joe received his sentence
without apparent emotion.
The Placer herald., 1857-08-01
The OLD STAND STILL AHEAD!

EORGE WILLMENTwould respect
u fully inform the people Of Auburn and vi.
cinity, that he is still doing business at the old
stand on the same liberal scale of old. Pos
sessng every facility for buying that could be
desired he pledges himself
TO SELL CHEAPER
than can be bought here or elsewhere, Of like quail
ity. Buying as he does. and being blessed with a
sustain the above pledge He keeps constantly
on hand large supply and good assortment Of
MINING AND FLUMING TOOLS, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS, GRAIN, CIGARS,
COCKTAIL FYxIN0S
AND AN EXTRA QUALITY OF LIQUORS.
N.B Goods delivered free Of charge. ly