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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

NTANTED.--A situation a. TEACHER. by IL
w young lady Of Virginia, in private family.
Ia give instruction in the Elementary branches oi
the English Language
Satisfactory references will lac given 10y address
ing r. J. Skinkcr, at HARDWOOD Post Office Stat
ford County. Va, OF To b. q. Meade Alexandria.
VIRGINIA H. 3-wtt
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An immense crowd was at Arlington
Springs yesterday. at Pie Me given by the
ST. Nincrnt's Orphan Asylum, i'll Washing
ton.
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GoRDoNsy1LLE FEMALE ACADEMY.

yIyHE Third Session ul this Institution will IcSin
| Oh the 9TH day oi September, la''' ana '"''
on the goth day "t June, lAGo
-TEACHERS.-
r.v u T., Ewing. Principal aud Teacher of
A,,.i.nt ,p,u,.,,.. Mathematics and Moral Phi
los"phy. AZ.
French and Assistant in Mathematics, Miss A.
X. Shaw. q, n :u
Music. Painting. and Drawing, Mr. Pros'nser'
English, Miss Betty l.. Miller.
Boarding Department conducted hy ME ""'y
r.. Barbour.
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Foreign Imports at New York.

The foreign imports at New York during the
s.t week have been larger in dry goods but less in
general merchandise than for the corresponding
week Of last year.
For the week 1851. leae: - 10Y emo
U-n-rsi merchandise. 2,ll7,4Jl 3,Ol3,l4 2.Ss2,Sl
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the city of Washington, EUGENE j., youngest
son Of George f. and Mary Helen Senseney, "f
Winchester, Va.
A NEW SELF SEALING PRESERVE CAN,
n doing away with screws, cement &c.
Just received taS samp IL small lot at NOR
RETTS SELFSEALlNG CANS, tie mast "imPfe
can crcr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for sale, 10y the gr"ce
dozen, singly, II first rate CAN, made expressly
for my sales by our own mechani"S-eXtra tops
and bottoms will he furnished 10 the trade.
have Now on hand four distinct patterns vt
FRUIT CANS. Of various sizes and patterns. any
of which will will be sold AT lowest market prices.
Will be sold II great bargain, two ELEVATOR
REFRIG ERATORS-any party disposed To buy
examine
Having made arrangements with the manu'n"
turer to do so, | offer PATENT FLY TRAPS at
Ne~ York prics'-hy the dozen or at retail.
JNO. I. CREIGHTON.
aug9-lw NJ. 81 King street.
NOTICE.-THk BERRrvILLE TELEGnArn.-
~ Gentlemen having III their possession sub
scription lists for this paper proposed t" he pub
lishcd at Berryyile. Clarke county, Va, will please
send them to the Berryville Post office, IA soon us
possible; aud those Wishing to subscribe VIII" have
not vet signed any subscription paper. will please
leave their address with the Post Master at an
early day, as the paper will bc issued on ar about
the lst of September Advertisers &C.. will ais"
leave their iay above IL. n. u
Berryville. Clarke County. Va. aug9-lt
NEW GOODS RECEIVED THIS DAY AT
~ RICH II DS'.-Crochet. Knitting. aud
Netting Needles; Fancy and Plain Belt Clasps;
Newbias, of new styles silk and Mohar Nets
for the Hair Hair Brads for the Front aud Back
Hair; Side Puis: Curling and Crimping CLASPS
for the Hair; Ladies and Childrcns Elastic:
Bindings and Tasscl. for busters; Bonnet Pins;
Pearl and Jet Studs; Skirt Supporters, and n
variety of Fancy and Staple Goods. aug
ItATAWBA GINGER WINERIES delicious
" Wine is manufactured iIom the Carawha
arape and Jamaica Ginger, and Tor purify al
quality aud richness uf flavor, Is uneInaled, while
its Tonic and nyig"rating properties have secured
for il world wide reputation. aud unprecedented
sale No family should be without II. For sale
by II. Cooh w.
aug Sarepta haiL
NOTICE.-The subscriber takes pleasure IN
~ informing his friends. and the public. that he
ha. taken the stand No. Royal street, lately
occupied by Drcton 4 Kidwell, and il prepared 4"
furnish any kind of BOOTS and SHOES, at the
shortest notice. He has engaged the services oi
his father and other competent w"rhemn, aud he
will endeav"r To please all VII" may favor hun
with their kinduesS.
aug 9-3t' 1. W. phE''H'
NXIANTED "A hoy of good habits and intelligent
w to learn the PRINTING BUSINESS. III
the office of the Alexandria Gazette Apply at
oup y-3t
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nISSOLUrlON.---The partnership heretofore
- existing between SETTLE & ROGERS. Is
thi, day mutually dissolved. Each one OF the
partners will use the signature OF the firm III the
settlement ot the business.
A. il is desirable that all accounts now stand
lug open should be settled. either by payment or
note. We respectfully ask all indebted To render us
that accommodation, at their earliest convenience
The business will he continued AT the old stand.
under new firm, in the name Of ROGERS 4
co. SETTLE 4 ROGERS.
Paris. Fauquier County. Va, aug 2-c"lw
AIRS. j. J. ROYALL will take Il limited mum
wi Der of pupils, at MOUNT EPHRAlM. her
rc.nlence, i'll Fauquicr county Nirsinia.
TERMS FoH nSE SESSION.
For teaching the ordinary English branch
e. French and Music. Board and Wash.
ing included ........-"" ""
The year session H. commence the first Mon
day III September, and close the last Friday III June
Address Mrs. j. j. KOlALL,
PINE VIEW p. o., Fauquer county, Va.
Payment, one half in advance.
FauIuicr county, aug cot sept
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The Columbia Springs, in this county,
were formally opened yesterday.
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Rev. Thomas McGee, Methodist Minis
ter. attached to the Baltimore Conference,
died suddenly yesterday in the ears, whilst
he was ON his way from Warrenton to this
place. intending To 90 to Baltimore HIS
remains we're taken buck to Warreuton.
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>sa> FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW
S$&ScYORK AND BOST0N.-HAN W.
IN E.-The A. l. Propeller JAMES JEROME,
Jerome master, will leave Long Wharf, ti"oi "i
Duke street, on her regular day, Tuesday. 9Th
instant mt o'clock, ?. NJ, arriving in Philadcl.
phia early on Thursday morning Freight carried
through to New York and Boston. nj the very
lowest rates. Apply t" STEPHEN SllNN.
.,,sot No al South Union street.
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BY YESTERDAY EVENINGS MAILS.

OFFICIAL NoTE FOR LIEUT.. GovERSOR.-
All the counties having been at last heard
from, the vote for Lieutenant Governor stands
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GERVANTS WANTED.-Wanted to pnrehaSe
SnFAMILY Of SERVANTS. consisting ct
man and his wife. with or without eh,'dren-'ne
man to be sound and healthy. aged between ="
and 40, and accustomed to farm work; the ""'na"
about the same age, and capable OF cooking wash
ing and milking. For servants oil s""u 'na'a,,.l'
"a nsrm.naut home guaranteed. Address Box
40 Berryyille Clark. county, Virginia.
..,kf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-09

TALL CoRN SAW yesterday stalk Of
corn of the ordinary variety, which measur-
Ell about sixteen feet. 1t was grown by MIR.
lIammersIey, on his farm Lythem Hall,
about three miles from this place, in Fairfax
county, and he thinks his crop would aver
aye about fourteen feet i'll height.
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1ILARET. PORT. and old MADEIRA WINES:
" Pure French Brandy, and old WHISTLES. in
store and for sale by JOHN A. DlXoN.
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4 drunken man yesterday morning, ran
to the end of Janney's wharf, and desperate,
~ Jumped ms far cut in the river as he could
but the temperature Of the water having Il
SOLDERING effect, he swan, until picked up by
a boat. and returned wiser mau."
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NJ0OL purchased BY
w jsa6 DANIEL =. HUE
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tDklN'S OINTMENT; Celery Seed; Phos
~ Phate Lime; Opium; Dslley's Pain Extractor;
iOhqua Beans Extract of Logwood; best Starch;
'nraie OF lron-just received and for sale by
JAS. ENTWISLE, JR., Apothecary,
aug y "a, King street
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WANTED hoy "t good habits and Intelligent.
w to learn the PRINTING BUSINESS. III
the Office of the Alexandria Gazette. Apply at
once aug St
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MRS. KINGsrORD's SEMINARY

AS, + STREET, WASHINGTON. ID. &.
'lNHE exercises of this School will be resumed,
L October LIST, 1859.
Circulars. including terms, will be furnished on
application TO the above address.
Washington, aug 9-eotOctl
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ORKNEY SPRINGS

Prince WIN. county, jy lS-eots
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t'RESH BEDFORD WATER this day received,
y and Tor sale by the barrel or half barrel
augb COOK ~
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[ 'CBA M0LASSES.-6O hhds SWEET CUBA
~ MOLAsSES, daily expected per Schr. 81. A.
rhlCE. [aug 9-2~l FOWLE L co.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Stewart Flat Correspondence.
STEWART FLAT, June l4th l.

STEWART FLAT, June l4tu IooS.
Editor of Placer Herald: Believing the
readers of the Herald will be somewhat
edited to learn of the movements Of the
bogus opposition in this quarter, and of the
desperate straits to which they have reduced,
1 will give you an account of their proceed
ings on the evening Of the 18th inst, in the
selection of two delegates. to attend the
Convention Of the Bogusites in Auburn on
the 18th. On the evening in question OBJ
serving an unusual stir in our quiet little
village, I was informed upon inquiry, that a
Broderck Republican Primary Election was
to be held, although there bad not appeared
any previous notice to that effect. At late
hour the meeting was called to order by
Co.. Newman putting in nomination Dr.
Shaw for Chairman, and Mr.. Freeman for
Secretary, which motion was adopted acith-
out vote or dissenting voice, and the
meeting was then declared ready to receive
nominations for delegates to attend the
County Convention. Col. Newman put in
nomination Mr. Freeman AS one OF the del
egates. The motion met with second from
Mr. E. c. Buzzell. The motion was put
and carried in the affirmative, without dis
sent-Mr. Buzzell alone voting. Mr.. Buz
zell then nominated Col. Newman as the
other delegate to-h-e-l-l! auburn was in
serted by the Chair as the mover being en-
gagged in small game of Poker, lost bet
of fifteen or twenty beans just at the moment
Of making the motion, let slip the wrong
name and the wrong place. He returned to
recollection in time to vote Understandings
on the motion, which was carried as before,
unanimously by his own vote. Col. New
man then moved the delegates be declared
elected by reclamation. Carried unanimous
y as before, by the same individual vote.
This meeting being largely attended by both
Broderick men and Republcans-there being
two of each-and having completed the
business required, moved up in body to
the Bar and imbibed heartily from huge
black bottle, that seemed to inspire the afore-
said bosoms patriotcaly. The emotions Of
the Col. finally found vent in few pointed
and eloquent remarks in which he referred
to Nebraska Bill and Popular Sovereignty;
Gov. Weller and Jeems Buchanan; corrup
ton in high places; Gov. Walkup and the
wives and daughters of State Prison convicts;
Jeems Anderson and the State Prison Inves
tgating Committee costing the State one
thousand dollars, and hoped the opposition
would unite and bang EN- out" the Democ-
racy.
The meeting again smiled at the black
bottle, and without further demonstration
retired without-doors to take under advise
ment the Cuba ThirtyMillion Bill, and to
deyise some plan to save the Union.
Yours, DEMOCRAT.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
NOTICE.


In the matter of the Application of CHARLES
TRAFTON for the benefit of the act for the
relief of Insovcnt Debtors and protection of
creditors, passed May 4th, 1883
DURSUANT to order of the Hon. B. F. Myres,
Il Dist. Judge of the 1lth Judicial District
in and for said County, the creditors of the said
Charles Trafton, an insolvent debtor are hereby
notified to be and appear before the District
Court of said county, at Auburn on Monday, the
18th day of July, A. D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
or within 3Odays from the publication of this
notice. then and there to show cause, if any they
can, why the prayer of the said petition should
not be granted and be discharged from his debts
in manner prescribed by law
In witness whereof l have hereto
[L.S.l set my hand and affixed the seal of
said Court. this 18th day of June
A. D., 1859.
HENRY GOODING. Clerk,
BY w. A JOHNSON, Deputy.
Tuttle Hillyer Atty's., for petitioner.
Auburn, June 18th, '59-5w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

ANTI -LEcoMProN KNOCK Dowx.-Yes-
terday evening spirited istcuff took place
between the Hon. Joseph McKibben and the
Hon. James w. Coffroth, in the Barnum
Restaurant, on second street. The cause of
the difficulty, rs we are informed, proceeded
from some remarks made by Mr.. Coffroth,
that the Convention now in session was a
"sweet one," and that every delegate had a
Broderck brass collar on, with B inscrib-
ed thereon. To this Mr.. McKbben took
exceptions, and SAID to Cotfroth lie must
make no such remarks in his presence, Coff-
roth replied that he was not addressing his
conversation to him, and that he would re.
peat the same remarks again and again, and
suiting the action to the words, he did re-
peat them, in bitter terms; whereupon Nc.
kibben struck him in the mouth, knocking
him down. The "claret' flowed pretty free
ly from the mouth and nose of Mr. Coffroth
The friends of both parties interfered and
prevented any further difficulty.
Sac. Standard, June II.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

SHERIFF'S SALE.---By virtue of an exc
~ cutiOn to me directed and delivered. on the
28th day of May A. D. 1859. issued out of the
Hon. District Court for the County of Placer and
said court, on the 2Sth day of May, A. d. 1859,
in favor of Edward Mcdonald and against James
A. Hart for the sum of two hundred and eighty
seven 77-l00 dollars, with interest upon the sum
of S2S7 100 from the 2Sth day Of May. A. D.
1859, at the rate of ten per cent per annum and
for costs of suit taxed at SGT 30 100. have levied
upon and will expose to public sale. to the igh-
est bidder for cash. at the Court House door in
the town of Auburn,
On Friday, the Sth day of July, 1859,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ all the right, title
interest and claim which the said James A. Hart
had on the 18th day of May 1859, in and to the
following described property. to-wit;
The undivided fourteenth part more or less of
the mining ground known as the Lightoot COM
panies claims the tunnel of which company is in
Wells field at Bird IS Valley, near Michigan Bluff
said Lightfoot claims having front of four hun
dred and twenty feet more or less, and adjoining
the claims in which Doctor Higbec is now inter-
ested and known as the "Higbee claims" also the
third part of the mining ground known as the
prospect claims" on the North Fork of Poor
Mans Gulch, near said Michigan Bluff the same
being 300 feet in length, more or less, running
from certain burnt stump, at the lower end of
said claims, to u certain Pine tree in the centre
or the gulch, at the upper end OF said claims; the
small ditch from Poor Mans Gul.h to Ell Dorado
HILL crosses said claims nearly in the centre; to-
gether with like interest respectively in the fix
tures tools, rights, privileges and incidents in
anywise belonging to said claims; also the right
J of redemption of said James A. Hart to redeem
certain Chatte mortgage executed by James A..
Hart, on the 10Th day of May, A. D. 1859, to Leg
vim Il Hefter, to secure the payment of a promis-
sorry note for the sum of three hundred and twenty
one dollars. payable at the store of Levin q Hef-
ter on demand with interest at the rate of ten per
cent per annum till paid. The property mortga-
ged being the aforesaid undivided interest in the
mining claims, fixtures TOOLS rights, privileges,
and incidents in anywse belonging. Said mort
gage being recorded on Book B. of Chattel Mort
cages pages 3l3 Il 3l4 records of Placer county.
Also certain one story frame house. l6 feet front
on the East side of the Main street of said Michi-
gan Bluff, laying between the Office of Dr. J. ].
Wilson and J. Hyman's Jewelry store, and known
as the ''Albion Restaurant" with the ground on
which it stands and connected Herewith and all
the appurtenances and privileges thereunto ap.
pertaining or belonging. All of which named
and described property shall sell as aforesaid
or 30 much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
the above judgment, together with costs due and
to become due thereon.
CHAS. KING. Sheriff,
BY GEo. JOHNSTON, Deputy
Shcrif's Office Auburn 18th June 1s59.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
AMERICAN HOTEL,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Fire-prOOf Brick Building,
AUBURN, CAL.
G.. w. GALLEY, PROPRIETOR.

e. W. GAZLE1, PROPRIETOR.
"AVING opened this fine Hotel, the Proprc-
Il Il tor desires to return thanks to his numerous
friends for their former patronage while engaged
in the hotel business in other portions Of the
county, and invites a continuance of their past
favors. The american is new. fre-proof, and
splendidly furnished throughout in Parors, Bed
rooms, Dining room, and Bar. From long ex
perience in the business he 1atters himself to
to give entire satisfaction to those who may IA
vor the House with their patronage. The TABLE
will be supplied with the best to be had in the
Market. The BAR always furnished with the best
of LIQUORS and CIGARS; and the BEDS neatly
kept.
Nas- The office of the California Stage Compa-
pany is kept at this Hotel, where passengers can
take the Stages Daily for Sacramento, Nevada,
Dutch Flat, Iowu Hill, Yankee Jims: Forest Hill,
etc., ETC., and tri-weekly to Marysvlle.
Auburn June 18th, lS59.-my
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

CoNFIsCATIoN IN THE CUsToMs.-We
learn that an invoice of obscene pictures and
counterfeit coin have been detected at the
United States Appraisers Office at this port.
The importer was Chinamam, and the ar
ticles were brought here from China on the
ship Gauntlet. The bogus silver dollars
were perfect fac-similes of the Mexican and
Peruvian coin, and were so close an imitation
as to deceive experts who examined them.
s. 4. Herald.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Relipious Notice,

The Cornerstone of the new Catholic Church
about to be erected in this place, will be solemnly
laid according to the prescriptions of the Roman
Ritual, by the Very Rev. James Croke, V. G.,
assisted by Rev. Joseph A. Gallagher, on Sunday,
the 10th day of June, 1859. A sermon will be
delivered on the occasion, and a collection taken
M to aid in the erection of the Church.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Declaration as Sole Ira der.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
TNOW ALL PERSONS, that l. Elizabeth
N Ann Hawkins, wife of Benjamin B. Haw-
kins, now a resident of Placer county, intend to
carry on in said county, in my own name, and on
my own account, the business of Farming in all
its branches, owning and holding land, raising,
buying and selling all kinds of stock and keep
ing public house. ELIZABETH A. HAWKINS.
On this 9th day of May, A. D. 1859, personally
came before me- the undersigned Notary Public.
the above named Elizabeth Ann Hawkins, and
made before me the declaration above written of
her intention to transact business in her own name.
49, WITNESS my hand and seal, no.
Ills. torial, this day and year
l--) above mentioned.
wv. HlLLYER, Notary Public.
June 11th, 1S59-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Married.

In this place on Thursday evening, the 10Th
inst. by The Rev. Joseph a Gallagher. Mr.
Bartholomew Mullen to Miss Mary Flaharty
both of this place.
With the above came the sparkling Catawba
which was discussed in appropriate style by the
friends of .Bartlv." who were warm in their
kind wishes for the happiness and prosperity Of
the newly married couple.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
TREAsURER'S SPECIAL NOTICE.

ALL persons dealing in any business requir-
ing license are hereby specially notified to
renew or procure license for the same, asI in
tend to hand over all delinquents names to the
District Attorney on the 1st day of July.
GEO w. APPLICABLE, 3w
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

BRouGnT THE PAPERs.--The first papers
brought us upon the arrival of the Golden
Gate, was by Mr.. Morrell, of the Auburn
Book Store. Among them were the New
York Herald, Tribune, Boston Journal, St.
Louis Republican, ETC., ETC., and the excel
lent July number Of Harper's Magazine.
At Morrell's can always be found the latest
Eastern papers and periodicals. This is a
fact worth remembering.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

LAYING THE CORNER SToNE.-The corner
stone of the new Catholic Church; in this
place, will be laid tomorrow by the Revs.
Messrs Croke and Gallagher, with the usual
soIemnities observed on such occasions
The Church is to be brick one-in dimen-
sions Sc by SO feet. The hight Of walls
from floor to ceiling 20 feet. The tower is
to be As feet high and 10 feet square, and
will be built SO as to project 5 feet in front.
St. Theresa is the name by which the Church
will he consecrated.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Card.

CERTAIN charges against myself having been
made public. the nature of which are too we'll
known to need specification. I deem it my duty
to myself and my friends to denounce them as
false and without foundations; and my reputation
being at stake, earnestly court investigation
of the whole matter.
HIRAM R, HAWKINS.
June 18th --2w.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

ES- The San Francisco Journal is the
name of a German daily newspaper la ely
established at the Bay. Julius Korn, a gem
tleman, favorably known TO the public, is the
editor. The mechanical execution of the
paper is good. Of the value of the reading
matter, our German friends must Judge for
themselves, AS we cannot inform them.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Sabbath School Books Published BY this
House.

THE ANNIVERSARY .4.ND SUNDay
SCHOOL, music BOOK, NO. l, contain, =,
hundred F'
The Annirersay and Sunday School .A,,;.
Book, No. 2. contains IS tunes and hymns. proo
cents each, 81 per hundred.
The Anniversary and Sunday School yMu,;,
Book, No. 5, contains so tunes and hymns, price
4 cents each, $3 per hundred.
The Annicersary and Sunday School Music
Book, combining Nos. and 2, with several addi
tonal pieces, contains IS tunes and hymns. prics
cents each, S5 per hundred.
The Reuirai Penny Music Books, Nos | and,
No | contains is tunes and hymns. Price opr
cent. No. contains 3G tunes and hymns Price
3 cents each, 81 per hundred Postage one cent
each.
The Sabbath School Bell contains I5l tune,
and hymns. Price II cents each, SIS per hundred
postage cents each; elegantly bound, 20 cents
each, SIS per hundred.
Congregational Singing - An eight page
Tract. Price %. per doz., 81, so per hundred
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18

man represented five votes. We hear of
other places where the same programme
was gone through with. The infatuated
followers of Broderick call this representing
the people. Pshaw! II was the broadest
burlesqre upon the representative system
that it was possible to witness.
The Placer herald., 1859-06-18
Application for Pardon.
The PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA

The PEOPLE OF THE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA In the Court Of Sessions
VS. Placer County.
GEO. SAVERS.
To the Hon. L. H. VANDEcAR Judge of the
Court of Sessions, and p. w. THOMAS, District
Attorney.
You are hereby notified that Geo. SAVERS in
tends to apply to the Governor of the State of
California for a pardon from the sentence pro.
nounced upon him in said Court at the May term
A. d. 1859.
FUTILE & HILLYER Attys. for Deft.
Filed June llth, A. d. 1859, HENRY GOoDNG
clerk.
Service of a copy is acknowledged this 1lth
day of June A. d. 1859.
PHILIP w. THOMAS. District Attorney.
E. II. VANDECAR, County Judge of Placer Co.,
California.
Auburn, June 18th, lS59.-3w