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The Placer herald., 1859-06-11
Meeting of the Democratic County Cen
tral Committee.

Agreeably to the call of the Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of Placer County.
a meeting of the said Committee was held at the
Court House in Auburn, on Tuesday, the 10th
day of May, A. 2, 1859.
Present, JOHN A. HILL, Chairman.
VIM. A. JOHNSON, S c'y.
G. C. DUDLEY, (by proXy.)
s. T. LEFT.
S. G. ELLIOTT.
GEO. W. APPLEGATE.
S. B. WYMAN (by proXv.)
The Placer herald., 1859-06-11

HNIANOS from five different Manufactures o.
4 every variety Of style = from those in plar
rosewood cases for 5000 to those Of the most ele
giant finish. for 81 900. No house in the Union
can come in competition for the number, cariet5
and celebrify of its instruments, nor the extreme
IN I0r prices at ,chich they are sofd.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

ANOTHER INSTANCE OF THE EFFICACY OF
BdsRHAvE's HOLLAND BITTEhs.--N. M.
Po1NDExrER,at Union o6ioe. September
l6th, 1854, says
"Some weeks since being seriously af-
fected with pain and uneasiness at the
stomach, loss Of appetite, and at times
strcng symptoms Of dyspepsia. was in
duced to try your HOLLAND BrrTEHs, aud
l feel it but an act Of justice to the atticle'
as we'll as for the good Of those who may
be affected with like arrangement Of the
stomach, to state. that tho Use Of one sin
gle bottle OF this medicine proved of meal.
culabls benefit, having freed the stomach
from all sense Of depression. and removed
every symptom Of dyspepsia. would al
so remark, that two other members OF my
family. who were affected in similar man
ner with myself. we're entirely relieved BY
the use Of a single bot,ls each.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

tE D-.J. G. HAMrLL was in town a
few days ago, and has made arrangements
for locating permanently in Lancaster. =
He has taken rooms on the second floor of
SiAford & Surgeons new building oppo-
site the Talluadgs House. Dr.. HAMILL
is dentist Of ten years xperience in all
tie departments of the profession. He
will be in Lancaster on the first of April;
and will devote his entire attention to the
duties Of bis profession n all its branches.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

Ey Wepubhsh to day communication
signed w. L. r. which. when rendered
in plain english reads VIM. L. RteBr, Esq,
We are friend OF education and publish
with pleasure anything showing Its prog.
We have had various very flattering re-
ports Of Mr.. FEEMAE's school in Pleasant
township, and must acknowledge we are
glad to seeths progress making in useful
knowledge; notwithstanding brother BEA'
TT charactsrizes Mr.. FEEMEN's school as
"a one. .borse Locofoco concern" we are
still of the opinion that well regulated ed
uaaiipual institutions literally patrOnized
present the finest index to the political, pi
Gus and moral prOclivisiei Of q people, ant
that their future greatness and goodness
may be inferred from such prolific sstab
lishmants.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

LANDS FOR SALE.-Sso the ADVERTISE
ment of T. w. TNLLMADaE in another col
umn. Any amount Of lands for sale all
over the western country at any price.
Read also his advertisement of Public
Sale--any amount Of frst-rate property at
your own prices. To the ladies we say,
go and buy sewing machine; our wife
has had one Of the same sort for the last
year and would not he deprived of sew
ing machine for a city site at Pixies Peak,
or section OF land in Missouri.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

NEOur Court adjourned on Saturday
last, after disposing Of a large amount Of
business.
Young BAUauMAN who broke into AB-
sor's store, was rele assd on bail for his
re.appearance next term, and hereby
hangs a tale. propabtico bono.
w. w. Roe. who broke into mill in
Liberty township plead guilty, and was
sentenced to one year in the Penitentiary.
VIM. WR1aHr for same offence in Rich
land township, plead guilty and received
the same sentence. These two gents may
bs satisfied hereafter to live on corn-bread
in preterenc to stealing -four.
JAMES JOHNSON for robbing JOHN CLo-
YER, was ntenced to three years in the
Penitentiary.
JOHN MuLHR for stealing ELIAS PREM
rroE'sz watch was sent to the Reform
Farm.
JAcoB CLY Tor petitlarceny, was sent tc
the Reform Farm.
Thus we have disposed Of an even hal
dozen Of bad boys. We hope it may prove
a salutery warning to the light-fngere(
gentry, Sheriff EBRronr, MAN RICHARDS
our city marshal BoDENHEMER anda hos
others are, on the watch tower; so bewar
how you trssspass1 upon honest mem
property.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Observation-Disclosures

PR@D0DGnn0d0ms
MAYoR's oFPICE,
tffit' crrI o. bsacisflf, onIo,I
~ nafch n, I81o. 4 4
YTH0 lbe oHaliaSa voisrs % ne cfty u Inaesstsr
Ohio. You are hereLy notlaed, thai The regular
Annual Election siil Be held on he
First mopday % APrll nsxt,
(being ihe Foarh dny of sald moht s0f thoElseiion
oft1o following Munlolpal omesas = IT
One Mayor l.ft
One City Solicitor . ..tf-r.
One City TreasuFef kti 81 Z
One CITY Marshal
One Trustee 0f Wnief W0rtS
One MeInbsI of the City cOuneil for oaeh Ward,
Nos, ., 2, aBd of said CITY
One Assessor for eash Ward, Nos. ,, ., . and oi
said City
Two Members 0f the Board Of Edaeaiion.
The place dtEikhnisd for holding TIE Election n
The respective Eards. are a. foliDSs. f
Ward No. 4. n the shop Of WIN. @. Embleh,
Ward No. 9, nj the 0aise Of ihe County Clerk
Ward No. ., ai the Gazette Once.
Ward 40, l.ai lhef ~ Hail. ~
oiFen aRdsF my hand and seal officially, on The dnl
IL s I and year nrst aiIote nuen.
ALFREB McVEIGH, Mayor.
Lancaster, March II, issS-5w4c
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
FhuFsanV MOFnInW. .EInF. n, 1850
srnINa ELrcrIor.---.Wa would caIl

SpRISa ELEcEIoE.----Ws would call
SpeoiAl attention to our city Election, 70
% come off on Monday the 9Th day Of
April. ,.,
Our Couucilmen We esteem OF more
fm6ortance TO the prosperity OF our city,
,Nap the members in the Legislature. and
the importance Of selecting good men for
VII iha Offices is matter that viii add
4nuch TO the interest and credit Of our city.
Sbar we. or shall we not have Union,
a People's, an Opposition Ticket? Or lei
(,e election 60 by dsfault?-tbat's the
question. I 3 M ~ w W.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

9E "Ifauy man bath ears to hear, let
him hear" Locofocodom bas gone era
zy, Republicanism has lost its prestige. and
Americanism is the universal sentiment Of
all honest and rejecting minds. There
fore, letus have UNION as our motto,
opposition to fraud and corruption as our
textbook, and American citizens against
the world in 1860, with goHNJ. CRITTEN
DEN as our leader.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

AN OLDPmNrER.--SpeaLing Of old sub
scribers to-day, reminds us that Gen.
GEORGE SANDERsoN, Of Lancaster Ohio.
was a iourneyman printer in this office
forty nine years ago. He has seen more
than three score and ten years. and is ysi
hale and hearty, and erect as and Indian
chief. May peace, and happiness attend
his declining years. Soioto Gazette.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
coHHERcIAL IHfILtisEacE
Laaeas1sT Mafkel..
NEW YORK MARKET.

r.r- m SEW Ys6t March n. 1850.
PlourNOderatslya aetiv6 sud Sc higher for e0f mon
grades 7eoo barrett II - 5oa9 10 for sdpernf 11te
5ca6 - for eNira do; oDa6 f1f auFerhno Wehefh.
soAG 80 iOf cobmoh to mediam ertFa Western, B7hn
es for eslnoa 70 fair shP elng brands round hOof
Ohio. clo1iBE quiet.
Wheat About le higher. but hoIdsS generally re-
fuse sell NJ less than as3c advance; salrs sound
ChIrag0 Sprhg: 81 IS for MI Wikes Ciub; cal 80
for later Ned wesern, and 20 for White oAio.
Hye--Dsh nj s5asOo. fi r,a
Barley very duh AtssasSe; 1900 bushels California
sold al IS eenia.
Corn better sales ofas 900 at siasse for MIR
ed Western, and slHS2 for new white and fsliSw
SOuthpTH. L..
oats dull al Sossc fdr State and sIa6se
whskey ioWei sales Of 500 bafrels and small
Dressed HoEsEDuii s.ssegs.
Iasi-A shsis asmSf; ssIss Of 7oO BsI. q IIknIsX
BaiteT-sleady AZ Halle for Ohio, aRd I7aa7 cents
for State. Cheese nrm st DaIle.
Sugar-Ae give Al Gs6A(e-
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 3ez39Xe.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

Mr.. JIM. WBsz. will deliver an address
before Young Mems Excelsior Literary
Society this evening in the German Re-
formed Church. The public are invited to
attend. w. D. JEFFERIEs, Prest.
II. R. CARpHNT Err. Scc'y.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
MIDSUMMER nights DREAM.
TEVHIs SPLENDID ana GUlyAl ION DoN Print.
j bsanlifully re-snsrnsed " sartiH. embeIlisbes
THE ECLECTIC MAGAZINE
FOR rEnrUanT.aiars.

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FcH February, 1850.
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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

ERRArA.-In chapter on the nerves. in
the Gazette OF last week, 8 til line from the
top, for lympbatic. read sympathetic.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
New Buckets. Tubs and Churus


AA&DHANA AdUE ~&WAGO
I'm Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin,. Illinois,
Michigan, Minnesota or kansas.
VTlHB subscriber Offers for sale some OF the Lands
which he has selected with great IN the West.
at prices much lower than they be Purchased any
other place. Any OF which will prove paying invest.
meDts. - .u. ..r
Many IN Missouri having been bought of pc Fsons
who purcbased ofthe United States under the Gradua
ton Law, enables him 10 sell very cheap. The Land
not being inferior for that Be u understood
but In price according 10 the time they have
been offered by Government.
Warranty Deeds In aieases and in MANI, the Patent
alw Issued Vernmen de Ivered to purchasers
5000 Acres OF Lam u WARRA NTS wanted At once.
Apply In my absence, TO II. L. Crider or TO John z
Mumaugh, Lancaster.
Office also at Columbus, Ohio.
March II. l950-AMA6 T. W. TALLMADQR.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
Books, Stationary,


YWNHE Co-partn ership heretofore existing between
John Lyons, James NJ. Lyons and William L.
Je1IrIes In the LANCASTER CITY MILLS. has this
day dissolved BY mutal consent. The business hero.
after will be conducted under the namo aud syie OF
viii he setiied by them JOHN LYONS,
Lancaster, March 10, les9-5Ei5 JAMES NJ, LYONS.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
n.o,av,,v s,rv,v M. s,,gs,d intro.

DEcIdEDLY SPUEKY.-Mf. Satord miro
duced arssclulion 10 Che Senate Of Ohio
a few days since, demanding the spPoinI.
meni Of committee with power to send
for persons and papers, fer the purpose Of
sustaining tbs diguily Of the Senate and
proving Tom Ford to be liar. /. seems
that Tom in bis deposition before the In.
vsstigatiug Committee. stated that hc bad
tie. Senate ell right on the $3.50, 900 com.
pronss between BrssIis. Gibson end slhe
State, whercupon Mr., Stafford says Tom
has sworn to lie. and calls upon the freS-
men of obio 10 foot bin Of expenses d
some one or two tloussOd dollars. and for
Sha? To prove that the Ohio Senate is
immaculate, ard tl.at Tom Ford is vii
lain. AcOundrtl, lisr, full Of all evil
and worte than friar. rf 81.
Query Would IL not be better fr the
Hon. Mr.. Stafford to attend to the simple
business Of his station. and leave poor Tom
1 y ~
to wag along with al the dead weight Of
iufsmy which he has accumulated? i
might be in keeping with the dignity o.
the pr ssent Legislature 10 issue letters pa
tent to Mr. Stafford and those who voted
with him for their extreme sensibiity OF
this 10 omentous occasion. I'd 57s
/ A VKRY FoRrUkATE DIsAsTER.-of
Friday evening last about an hour afte
school was dismissed, very severe gall
Of wind occurred. tearing of the roof OF
the west end Of the Union school house
near the Methodis! church, and at th'
same time driving in the immense gabl
end with the chimney, bresking down tn
joics and ceiling aud crushing the desk
and seats ia the room below, where but Al
hour before, Miss WILSON had a school
some sixty small scholars. Therefore, W
say it was a fortunate disaster, for had
happened an hour sooLer, a majority Of tn
scholars must have been crushed to death
The question BY everybody now is, hO'
is it to be repaired. and rendered safe 70
the future? Our master builders diffel
one says tear off the second story, reduc
the room Of the house one-hAlf and on
story builling will be secure.
Qu.ry-Would not similar gable
As feet in length by 10 feet in heighth
nearly if not quite as liable to cave in as
it were placed some IL feet higher upon
a second story? The other says, rebu
it in the same style that it was before, bl
, give ample and sufficient strength and br
cling; this might do, but would it resto
. the confidence OF tbs people 80 as to insu
aIfull attendance of the children? "
: think not.
e We suggest as safer, better, and chea
e er plan to take both gables down to Il
n square and then put on an old fashions
D square, or hip roof; this would defy Il
d hurricanes. and tbs Jimmy Kanes, Al
n world render our children perfectly secu
!; against the most severe winds that ev
n visit this country.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
PHILADELPHIA MARKET
CINCINNATI MARKET.

81 CfsctHsITI. March u, 1850
FIour-Tbe market has changed essentially
Holders are nrm at s. 26a6 for supersne, bat the de
fHand Is only moderate: sales at e5a6s
Whisky The demand is moderate, with sales at 25a
R5be tho latter FHe for wagon. indicating change.
GrocsTfes--~No change In i1arket. sukhf Is dehdy
al 6lzasI<c RolAsses .. 55s, ard Coffee Al IlHi21e.
Wheat--The Isark st feffaibs arm, with COED local
De eaand and fair ibguiTy for shipment; sales prime
Red AZ Ell al and good W bte a. 20.
Coro--The marx Ills dull and prices irregular. We
quote T6a7se as the raRgs for fair mixed
Rye-rhe msEket Is steady It 96c. -
Oats-sals 800 buslrsls on Landing at 62ej and 400
seod-cioseS /; quiet and unchanged. salesa. Is.
A sale Of Flax at 60.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
Railroad Meeting.

On Tuesday evening last we had the
pleasure Of listening % the speech Of Mr.
BARNES. Of Baltimore, delivered in the
Court House toSa large sudieuce composed
chiefly of four citizens. Mr.. BARNES is
.Olear, comprehensive. aud great matter,
of.fsct man. He opened by showing The
early history Of railroads-prOvsd BY the
atatistics Of the country chat their insugura,
tior andcoppIetiOn bad inersAsed immense
" the cash value Of out property both per-
sonal and real: he proved conclosively that
the G. w. & z. Road was equal To-. II fnol
superior to any road IN the West provided
she bad an independent entrance into the
great depot Of the West. Cincinnati, there
by commanding a large portion Of the far
western trade, through her immediate con-
'neolion with roads leading to the MissiS'
'sippi, the North. aud the great North west.
To accomplish this. il was only necessary
to build 81 milos Of road from Morrow to
Glendale, at cost Of $500. 900; $75,ooo
of which would be taken in stock by the
builder, leaving only s925, 900 to be rails,
ed by stockholders, when We would have
one OF the best paying roads in the whole
country.
Mr.. B., stated that the bondholders had
proposed to throw off 35 per cent. OF their
present claims against the road. and take
alsrgs amount Of the Glendale stock. pro-
vi1ed the extension could be completed,
but, said he, they have received none OF
the profit is that have resulted to the coun'
try through which the road passes-not
even dollar ofinterest upon their claims
for the last two years, and that as matters
now stand. they would be compelled tc
foreclose their mortgages. and that in such
an event, within four months from thi'
day, our road would cease to be running
road. He went on to show from our ag
ricultural reports that two cents per bush
cl on the corn and wheat raised in on'
year. in the counties Of Muskiugum, Perry
Fairfield. Pickaway, Fayette and Clinton
through which our road passes, woul'
largely more than pay the cost of this Gen
dale Extension. He went on to exhort III
farmers who received the largest benef
from railroads to come up to the rescue
Take the speech all in all. and it was on
of the clearest. and most conclusive expo
sitions Of the value Of our Railroad sysieI
we have ever listened TO.
Alter Mr.. BARNES closed CHAs, Boz
LAND was called; he took the stand an
made few very pertinent and fore
bic remarks, when the meeting adjourned
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17

TUNHR subscriber intending to remove from LaBcas
Ter, viii o1eF at public sse, at his residence.
the corner o. Main and Columbus Street, Lancaster
six months time,
ON saturdaY. March aa, 1850,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-03-17
NEW ORLEANS HARKET.

WV UHLEABfi MaTth I9i ICY
Cott0n--Genernliy unchanged
suEar-Dall and declined &c.
COrn--Steady At soc for prime White.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17
TELEGRAPHTC.
[OYER THE STATE LINE.l
Oeath of MIR. Observation-Disclosures


SAN Francisco, Sept. 10th.
Senator d. G. Broderick died this morning
3 at 20 minutes past o'clock The event hes
cast deep gloom of sadness over the entire
scity. Political enemies, as well as friends.
sjoin in the general expression of sorrow
sOver the whole city there is but one topic of
conversation, and in the country the words
. Of regret are the same. Directly upon the
news being spread of his death, the flags of
\ the various public buildings, and some pri-
Ivate ones, were displayed at half mast. The
\ shipping in the bay likewise exhibited the
llrapings of mourning and signs of disaster.
Streamers and colors are all waving low SO
Sthat it may be said that land and sea ioin in
i common sorrow. The body of Mr.. Broder.
ok will be brought to the Union Hotel, at
the corner of Kearney and Merchant streets,
this evening, where the public can see it to-,
morrow. The funeral will take place at 1
o'clock p. NJ, on Sunday, from the Cathedral
This morning as Empire Engine Co. was
running along Dupont street, near Washing
ton, a man named Horace Butler, who had
hold of the rope, fell and was run over. His
eft arm is broken and his head and BODY
severely bruised
Arrived-Ship Therese, 272 days from.
New York. Ship Gillart, 2O5 from Cardiff
schooner Manuelo, 153 days from Boston.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

THE London Times says; Mr.. w. II. Ward
/ of Auburn, United States, who exhibited hi
signal telegraph for the ocean marine seryic
! at Woolwich, on Monday last, again ATTENDED
at the dock yard on Saturday, by order of tn
Board of Admiralty A definite trial of hi
signal telegraph is to be made at the mast
! Aheads of the various ships lying at Wool
wich. Mr.. Ward has received instruction
a afrom the Lords of the Admiralty to exhibl
his apparatus for night signals at Portsmout
Hdnck vnrd also
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

KAAsAs.-Advices from Leavenworth
state that McCrea, who killed Clark, a pro
slavery man, in the reign of political excite
mentin 1854, was arrested and confined il
Jail, but was discharged from custody owing
to defect in the Indictment
The notorious Montgomery is again in The
field with his band of outlaws.
A man named Jay FIawker has been forci
bly, taken and carried into the Missouri Re
serve, and there is every prospect of the old
difficulties being renewed
There is an immense rush of people from
Leavenworth and other points towards the
gold diggings.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

The VERMONT GOLD DIGGINGs.-The Bel
lows Falls Times states that the miners o
Plymouth, in Windsor county, are general.
making very fair wages. Mr.. Hankersol
never averages less than IS day to eacl
hand. On Thursday of week before last h
got 20; on Friday, $50; Saturday, S4O Mon
iday, S25, and Tuesday s25; and some of tn
time with only one hand, This makes Sl4,
in five days. On Friday, July g. Sawyer
Eddy got $40 On the same day they foun,
one piece valued at $12. People continue t.
hock to the diggings every day, among whom
{ are reporters of the press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

This mau Terry-whoi is he?-a Supreme
3Judge on the bench of the State of Calfor-
sna, and the expounder of the law, the place
3of last resort for justice-he deliberately
5comes down from this place he so long dis
{raced, and insists for blood-the blood OF
] that ONE MAN
Was it not this same Terry who, in 1856
came down from the bench and committed
another deed of blood Yes, it was he. and
[ will any of his aiders or abettors tell me how
{ 3many more victims are to fall before hi.
1bloody knife or deadly, hair-trigger, murder
ous pistol2
4 His victim was ready to retract his his has
ay words and thus avoid the fight with thi.
s anan Terry, with whom he said he had nc
cause of quarrel. But that would not do
j Ferry was the coolest man-most finished
i luelist-had killed his man-no, men-and
was sure to put Broderick, the only Northern
senator, out of the way.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

EIGHT KENTUcKIANs went into Tennessee
short time since, for the purpose of lynch
ing an alleged horse thief, named Hobson
Hobson's friends rallied proved too man.
for the Kentuekians, and before alowin!
them to leave, made each one pay Sl5 am
costs, as "footing money"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-17

TIE Humboldt Requiem, which has beer
so long in preparation, will come off on Sun
day, at the American theater in San Francis
co. The expense of getting up the entertain
ment will not fall short of 81 800.