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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12
City ano County SnteIIi9enee.
MUNICIPAL ELECTION,
ONDAY. DECENrRER If. 1s5

REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
FOR MAYOR
WILLIAM w. RICE.
ALDERMEN,
WARD 1.-ALEXANDER THAYER.
WARD 2.-ALBERr TOLMAN.
WARD 3.-ASA L. BURBANK.
WARD 4.-FRANCIS HARRINGTON.
WARD 5.-ISAAC GODDARD.
WARD 6.-EDWIN DRAPER.
WARD 7.-SAMUEL Haywood
WARD SD. s. MESSENG Err
Ward Omcers.
Ward 1.-Councilmen-H. B. Hakes, Gerry Valen-
tine, Samuel f. Staples School Committee-Geo
ter. Assistant Assessor-N. 7. Bemis. Warden-D.
B. Comins. Clerk-A. L. Wilson InspeetOrs-Jos.
E. IIasting, Geo. L. Bliss, Melville Walker.
Ward 2.-Conncilmen-Ge Il. Peckham A. B.
R, Sprague, and L. A. Muzzy. School Committee
r. L. Smith. Overseer of the Poor-Wilam G.
Maynard. Assistant Assessor-W. A $. Smyth.
Warden-Ahaz Bassett. Clerk-T. NJ. Woodward
Inspectors-Henry Phelps Geo. S. Hamilton, and
Ira T. Allen.
Ward s.-Councilmen-Tho Tucker J. H.
Fitch, and VIM. A. Packard. School Committee
c. w. Angler. Overseer of the Foor-Samuel f.
Gates. Assistant Assessor-Jonas Bartlett. War
den-H. W. Pratt. Clerk-Geo. Holmes. Inspec-
tors-Hollis Eaton S. w. Nelson, and Samuel Put
nam, Jr
Ward 4.-Councilmen-I D. Russell, Elliot Swan,
and E. I, Marble School Committee-Joseph
Pratt. 0verseer Of the Poor-.John S. Clark. As
sistant Assessor-Walter r. Bigelow Warden--S.
X. Buell.. Clerk-A. c. Boyd. Inspectors-John
S. Clark, J. N. Engley, and T. NJ. Rogers.
Ward 5ICouncilmen-s Simeon Clapp, c. F. Wash
burn, and Geo. Crompton. School Committee
Rev j. IL. Twombly for the uneXpired term of Rev.
E. Cutler resgned and S. V. Stone for the full term
of three years. Warden-D. NJ Woodward. Clerk
VIM. G. Strong. Overseer of the Poor--John F.
Gleason. Assistant Assessor-Sumner Bridges. In
spectors of Elections. g. Freeman, Thomas L.
Bugbee and Josiah q. Perry.
Ward 6.-Councilmen-D. II. Fitch, Henry God
dard, j. w. Jordan. School Committee-Jo Ohm
{. Newton. Assistant ASSESSOR. w. Allen. Over
seer of the poor-Thomas Pierce. Warden-Joel
Davis. Clerk-Brigham Balloon. Inspectors of
Elections-S. p. Crosby, Horace E. Brooks and o.
Mouton
Ward T-Councilmen-Joseph II. Walker II. G.
Goes, A. g. Walker. School Committee Charles
Ballard. Assistant Assessor-R. II. Shepard. Over
seer of the Poor E. Tucker, Northumberland
Whitney. Clerk. H. Bancroft. Inspectors of
Elections-H. w. Babbtt, D. f. Estabrook, and
Baylies Upham.
Ward 8,-Councimen-Richard Ball. Elbrdge
Boyden, E. F. Chamberlain School Committee
Rev. Il. Il. Shipper for the full term, and John IL,
Brooks for unexpired term of Dwight Foster resign
ed. Assistant Assessor-Leonard Gates, 0verseer
of the Poor-Levi Jackson. Warden-Stephen z.
Twiss. Clerk-W. A Brigham. Inspectors of Elec-
tions-Wm. L. Clark, Dexter Rice, and Luther
Ross.
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Harvard College Library has recently re.
ceiyed rs gift from Mcssrs Oliver Ditson &
Co., of Boston, two hundred works Of music.
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Whrd's select Circulating Library Is omen
Gay "a evening for the delivery Of hooks nov md
ues lme puhlcHtlohs may be found therein as soon No
pupisueu ang piyilty Of eope in TO supply all.
privilege of retaining 1t one week w.
tWafOgnes Uee, upon application TO the Library.
NhlAf booksrOhE AND CIRCULATING IInuAuy M Q
nub ar - ""'"'
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In Pittsfed, Dee. 4, son to p. L. Page Judge of tb
Police Court: a son to George Robinson.
IN washington Dec o. son TO Rev. NJ. NJ. Longey.
IN Amherst Dec s, a daughter to Prof G. Yose.
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FISK, the comedian, commences an engage
ment at Pauncefort's Atheneum tonight.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS for sale at this Office,

" Single copies of the DAILY or WEEKLY SPY, wrap
ped or otherwise may always be found at our Publication
Office, Printers Exchange Foster street
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ANOTHER PROMENADE CONCERT and dance,
under the auspices of Fiske's Baud, takes place
at Mechanics Hall tomorrow night.
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Spetlal 9lotltes.

singing SchOol-A. WHITING will commence a
on TUESDAY Evening Dec. 49, All who wish TO lear,
10 Read Music readily and the proper of the Voice
Ladies, ST. dat e''' S II0
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=, III. q. Fish, Manufacturer of Iron Rail- g Doors
shutters, Gratings &C., at Sc Union street diff ans
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Liquid Anandine. THE rema kable and uniform
success which has attended the Of this preparation
emboldens the proprietor WARRANT it as positive pre
Ventive and cure for Chapped Hands Roughness of
the skill The rapditv of its effect is marvellous the
majority OF cases yielding TO three applications
rendering the skin soft and velyety in feeling appear
ance. Prepared only by JOHN o, HILL Apothecarv
Mechanics Hall Building, Worcester Mass. d6m M
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Mrs. SVinslOw, an experienced nurse and female
physician has a Soothing Syrup for children teetlng
winch greatly facilitates the process of eething by sot-
tcning the gums, reducing all allay all
pain and is sure to regulate the bowels Depend upon
IT, mothers, II will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants, Perfectly safe in all eases See
advertisement In another column. d&wly auJ
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12

worcester ahead of ISOstOn!-Wc refer 10 the
various STYLES of Pictures by SPOONER 4 DANiFIS
MS DIFF " ~ '
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,, DIR. $. Foster Haven, Fosters Block, Pearl $
Special attention given to Diseases of the Eye
aI3 daweodtf
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MIR. Legg, DYER AND CLEANSER, continues the bust
ness Of Cleansing Re,dgeng and Repaing Mems Appar
ell and also ceanses Ladies' Shaws Riding Dresses &c
He has increased his help and facilities to meet the steady
Increase in his bushes. Office No. 5 Pleasant street
Re-dying executed at from three to ten DAYS notice
and cleaning at shorter notice when the necessity or con
Yenence of customers requires it. diff o2g
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CITY TICKET.

FOR MAYOR,
DANIEL WALDO NCOLN.
FOR ALDERMEN,
WARD l-BENJ. +. HAYWOOD.
2-DRAPER RUGGLES.
= 3-HENRY PRENTICE
4-SAMUEL ID. HARDING.
5-WM. j. FOX, JR.
6-STEPHEN TAFT.
7-NATHAN WASHBURN.
S-GE0RGE HOBBS.
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Mr.. Edwards, Artist, having located his studio
and residence in this city, will devote his attention to the
various departments OF his profession. Persons wishing
to receive thorough course OF instruction in order TO
teach will find, it is believed, entire satisfaction The
course will consist of Pencng, Cravon, Pase India
Ink, Water Color Drawing and Oil Painting as shall be
agreed to- His Exhibition Rooms in Flagg's Block on
pose Bay state House, free, and open frolls2 to
"a and from to Visitors invited to call Informa
ton given by letter to persons at distance d3m nil
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Mrs. Nj. w. sSeraIds, Physician-an expe
reneed and successful Midwife, No 81 Mechanic street
at the head of Union street.
Special attention given to Uterine Complaint and Dis
eases of Children Office hours from to a. m and from
Ito p. diff ie15
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David scott, Druggist and Apothecary No. Isl
Main street, corner Mechanic street, Worcester Mass
furnishes pure drugs land patent medicines of all kinds at
wholesale and RETAIL supplies Physicians with medicines
on the most liberal terms for cash. and deyotes his espec
ia attention to the compromising and preparation Of PLY
sclalls prescriptions. dly app
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A. McF. Davis, Attorney and Counsellor AT 7 o,v
brlhley Row SS Main street, Worcester. d&w3nt Oh
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homeopathic Medicines of all kinds kent for
Of dtc =" - " SiA9'
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Draper ~ clark have Just received lot of supe
rior NEW WHEAT FLOUR, from Kentucky mills
Those wanting better article tnan they have seen this
eason VIII no doubt call on us for the diff y27
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12

IollOWay's Ointmcnt.-The hospitals of Etlrope
and America avow its superiority and uniformly adopt
It's use IN all cases of sores, wounds, Bruises burns
and scalds. 1t assuages pain and eradcates nfamma
ton preventing modification and other fatal results
Sold at the manufactory No. 50 Maiden Lane New York
and by all Druggists at sc SIC and 81 per pot d6t Dc
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REPUBLICAN, TICKET.
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NJ Aucius Metri1ieid, Teacher of the Piano Forte
harhohy' &c Residence Carroll street, Worcester
OF diff
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%. N. TOurteIIOtte, VI. d., Dentist, has re
moved his office from sS Main street to arrinston Cor
ner. Rooms with DIR. Newton diff II
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100000 Bushels Granular Fuel, IN good
c0hultloh, IN large or small quantities. The cheapest
clsaHesl ana pest coal klndng in the world. One trial
VII convince any one of its superiority over all other
hInuhs now III use Orders left at StorehOuse
foot of Foster street. either of the Coal ces or Goat
ards or at the store of C. T. Brooks No. Front street
Will receive prompt attention. w & S. G. LANE =
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nR SWEETS Iniallible Liniment has
- been used by moro than million people, and all
prasel1 dcodtf MI
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HAMPDEN COUNTY.
The venerable Rev. DR.. Osgood has been
very sick for some days with a new attack of
typhoid fever, and was at one time so low that
his life was despared of but he is rallying
once more, and we trust has many years of
work and grace in him yet
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-12-12

DREAD INSTITUTE, FOR YOUNG
- LADlESWORCES1ER, MASS,-1hc next term
of tls Institution viii compence ON the I'm day of DO
ceinDer, under the direction of Rev Il. T.. pATTISON
ID. u. d9tnwtf NJ
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Ladies Notice.-Families supplied with the best of
help that can be obtained Free of CHARGE Mt Room
No. 2 American House Block Up Stairs dam Mi
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

MIRAGE.-On Saturday afternoon mirage
was Witnessed in the Bay from San Franz is
90. just before SHUTDOWN the houses in Oak
land. which. under ordinary circumstances
are scarcely observable, appeared magn;fi-'l
into qnadruple their natural dimensions. and
midway between San Franrsr" and the "p
losi'e side Of the Bay, says the Times, a
number Of islands secuted to arise upon the
surface, which after looming up for some
time, gradually sunk away and disappeared,
as did also the air castles of the Alameda
side. A mirage is rare spectacle in these
laiitudes.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

To CLEAR RooM OF MosauIroEs.-A
wr;a- in a South Caroline paper says: Il
have tried the following aud find it works
like a charm. Take Of gum camphor. =
piece atout one third the size Of IN egg, and
svsporatss It by I':aci"g it in tin vessel and
holding il oyer lamp or candle. taking
care that it doe. not ignite The smoke will
soon fill the room, and expel the mosquitoes.
One night was terribly annoyed by them
when though; Of and tried the above, after
which never saw or heard them that night,
aud the next morniug there was not one to
I've found in the room, though the window
had been left open ali night"
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
The Fort Smith. (Ark) Times saws that

The Fort Smith, (Ark.) Times says that
the Chsr"kres were never idolaters. so fa.
rs we have been able to learn. They always
believed in one God, whom they dcn",ninat-
ell Creator, and had no such came as Great
Spirit, as the whites generally attribute to
all Indians. They had no locality for a
place of punishment. nor any idea Of going
I" other hunting grounds. They generally
buried their dead. in old times, 10y throwing
large piles Of stone upon them, or BY placing
the body in cave. Their present mode Of
burial is like the whites.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

partners in business TT Iowa Hill, ouarre!led
one day this week, and one Of them becom
ing enraged procured his pisto! TO shoot,
when bystanders interfered, and while at
tempting 10 wrest the weapon from him it
was discharged, the ball cutting the left leg
Of the Indignant man, and penetrating the
top of his foot wen: through and lodged in
the sole Of his boot, making an ugly wound,
that will require several weeks careful nurs
ing.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

AcoRNs IN TuLARE- To show the people
abr"a! the value placed upon the acorn crop
"f this valley, we will state that a gentle
man having large lot Of ground under
fence which is well timlered with white
oaks, sold the acorn crop, Of this year, for
$1,000, to bc gathered by the purchaser.
The trees are literally loaded Down with
accrns this season, and so soon as they begin
to fall, the hogs will fare sumptously.
Tulare Record.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

OVERLAND TELEGRApH.-The latest ac-
counts from the East brings the information
Of a Convention Of Telegraphc Companies
about TO meet, nt which measures would no
doubt be adopted for the immediate erection
Of Telegraph line to California The San
Francisco Bulletin is confident the line is
soon to be built and becomes jul liant at the
prospect. We also join in, the enthusiasm,
and swing our hat with "thres tines three
for the lightning Line"
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
REDEMPTION NOTICE,

GE.AG.ED PROPOSALS for the surrender NJ
~ County Warrants will he received ly the m.
de rsigntd County Treasurer of Placer county
up to the last d.;y Of the term of the Board Of
Supervise re- to be held on the first Monday in
Now mnr next. in accordance with an pct an.
proved February 9TH. 1855. entitled I'm Act
n d Suppl m'ntary to in qct en-.
titled. In .fct tn authorize the Board of Supcr.
vsors OF Placer Comfy TO levy special tax. y
approved March nth. 1856 The lowest bids
will be accepted: Pr vided. no hid for more than
the par value Of said Warrant. or any bids unless
accompanied by the Warrants. proposed to be
will he acc pied.
GEORGE W. APrLEG.ATE,
County Treasurer.
Auburn. Oct. Sth. 1859 --4w
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
's.--s15s.
GTII:RIFF,S SALE

SALE.-Bv v;r,u
~ ecution to me directed and 1el;ra "e OF an e1.
tth day OF October. a. d. 1859. issn.1 M on the
HONORABLE Dist let Court. of the Elev on. OF The
ciai DISTINCT. Tor the county of Placer oma Judi
ol CaiiIorhia' on a Judgment rendered !. Nlste
in favor Of Jesse Hurd and R. W ct "a. D. 1859,
and against John Turner, for tho Gnu, "apuerlan,
Thousand and Ninety.seven Dollars VI Three
cents, in princi al and interest with into sna fifty
the sum OF Three Thousand and N;n...ss' upon
Dollars and hft5 cents from the gath ..ySeven
airy, A. ID. 1859 at the rate of three N.Y. VI 5Sna.
month. and Tor costs and charges taxed =. ov T per
four Dollars. and foreclosure of ,nortga1s 'In'r'y
expose to public sale. to the highest Ldali will
c.th ut the olcano Hotel, in the town of ,or
vile. in. said county. VI oafahs
On Saturday, she 2oth day of October. TO-.
at the hour OF H. o'clock. a. NJ. all tn. 10y,
title. interest and claim which the said Lax rrght
had at the date of the execution of Sa Iu.
gage on the following described propnrtv ~ ,nof
Onesix,h interest. being undivided in the Co,Sls
Gate Tunnel Mining Claim, also one.. u"den
terest. being undivided. in the Goose Noo H'" H.
Golden Gate Tunnel Mining Claims tta ana
claims being conveyed to the Defendant. ~" 'ald
10th day Of February, 1883. Ivy Brniumsvu" M 'he
sengale,, the other. the Golden G,te'in.," yves Mes
Neck Cmms. on the Path Februefy ls5Sy I y" ne
a: Cribs. making in ALL two fhures md = ;. e
sixths in the Golden Gate claims. and on" Two; "o
in the Goose Neck claims. situate at Bnth Dr.,
county. All of which named and dpscrih.d' , acef
gagged property ! shall sell AZ aforesaid u" aot'
much thereof as may he sufficient to salis,v w. 10
above Judgment. together wit the costs du: ,ae
to become due thereon. a# sue ""l
LATIlROP L. BULLOCK
Sheriff of Placer coun,v
by George JOHNSTON, Drnni,r
Auburn, October 9th, l8j9.--3w P'!'
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

EMIaRANT RoAD.-1he people Of Marys,
vile are waking up to the Importance Of
having an emigrant road from their city to
the Truckee river or Carson Valley country,
and a party has been organized to view a
route from that city east of the noun
,ains. The Marysvilans believe there is a
trade that may he secured to their city
worth contending for. We have the same
impression, and wish the Placer county peo-
rle to secure it for their own benefit.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

EXPRESS RoBBER ARREsrED.--J. II. Burns,
the Marysvile Agent Of Langton's Express.
was arrested on the steamer Golden Gate, on
Wednesday, just before she lef, on charge
Of robting that Express. Ills baggage cora
prised valise, in which were clothing and
500 in coin. On his person the police found
$4,000. lie said he had lost large part Of
the money he had stolen at gambling, to
which lie attributed his dishonest conduct.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

EARTHouAKE-Th shock of an earthquake
was felt at San Francisco on Wednesday, at
noon. 1t lasted fifteen seconds, and created
much alarm to the inhabitants. The Alta
says heavy brick buildings shook like the
ios,ling Of heavy wngsn going over sto
ny 'oad, The inmates Of some houses ran
into the street. One of the marks Of the
strength Of the shock was that i, rang the
door bells in several houses. The quake
was not near so forrible rs several Others
hitherto felt in San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Il the year 1859, is low ia the pos,rss;o, W VI,
the Collector and the law in regard TO the coIloo
tion Of Taxes will bt strictly enforced.
Notice is hereby given that after the thi,a
Monday in October next. being the nth div Gva
per cent. will he added MS the law directs nav
Payers vi hing to avoid costs will please call and
pay previous to that dMtp.
Collectors Office vt Hall l. Aliens. next don,
to Wells. Fargo 4 Co.'s ONCE.
MARCUS KfMBALL. Collector
Per J. l.. BRowy. Deputv
Auburn. October Sth. lS59-3w
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

MINING AccIDENr.-On Monday night
last, as the workmen were blasting in the
Concert Hill Tunnel, near Auburn, Alfred
Gray attempted to forcs the charge. that
was too large. into the drilled hole, when it
exploded, and burnt his face, hands, and
right knee severely, His hands and left leg
were considerably facersted. The wounds
though painful, are not dangerous. Mr.
Gray expects to he able to resume labor in
two or three weeks.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

SloRTs OF THE TURF.-A horse race. for
purse of $500. will take place at the Cal
iforna House on next Saturday, 18th inst.
The parties making the race areJ. Glsssford,
and Coggswel & Mitchell. We know. moth
ing Of the the stock to be turned out, but
arc assured that there ia fun ahead. The
time for the race will be in the afternoon.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

STR.AYED or stolen from the oCT
~ head of Georgia Ravnc near WAX
Gold Hill. on or about the 26,h of 20 ~
September lst dun cOlored Spanish .h.iRE
about three years old. branded II on the left
shoulder aud left hip; scars nld hind trtlocks
caused 10y rope; shod before; long switch tail
and long maine. She was last seen OH the Plains
near Pure. HIS ranch. II lin raj T., ward will be
paid for iniol nation rcsp' citing l"r Whereabouts
or her return to 7. Ross, Gold Hill. or To the sub
scribrr. P.A1RlCK QUINN
October Sth 1859 --3W
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
Completion of the Placer County Canal
Calculating the Event.

The Placer County Canal, work upon
which has depended the hope of rapidly
opening the mines Of Dutch Flat, AMI the
immense gravel range in the vicinity Of that
place, has finally been completed through
the energy Of. the proprietors Of the Dutch
Flat Water Company, Messrs Bradley. Gard
ner and Trim, and the citizens of Dutch Flat,
deeming the occasion one worthy of cele.
bration, as marking new era Of prosperity
in their already thriving town, have set apart
Tuesday next, llth inst, as a day for an APP
propriate demonstration. At a meeting held
to make arrangements for the celebration,
the officers Of the day were selected. aB'i
the order "f exercises adopted as follows:
II. Davis, President; ]. w. Johnston, Mar.
shal; T. p. Slade, Orator. At IL o'clock, A,
NJ, procession will he formed and proceed
under the direction Of the .Marsl,alto grove
near town, where the GRAFTON. will be deliver
ed and dinner served. The procession will
be preceded by the Dutch Fla, Brass Band,
who have offered their services on the coca
sion. The closing Of the celebration will he
by grand ball in the evening.
The citizens of Dutch Flat wish their
friends and npighbors toruni,e with them in
celebrating the happy event, and extend a
general invitation to al.
We congratulate Messrs. Bradley & Co..
and the people along the entire line Of the
Placer County Canal, upon the completion
of this great work, and unite in their san.
guine expectations Of the @pid development
OF great mining section, and the increased
wealth and prosperity Of the inhabitants Of
the "Dvide" between the waters of Bear
river and the North Fork Of the American.
PACIFIC RAILROAD PLAN.-We have re-
ceved a pamphlet, the production of Henry
S. Fitch, ESQ.,. entitled "A Plan Ivy which
the State can aid the construction of tho Pa
cfc Railroad, and secure a combination of
beneficial finances, suffice to extend Rail
road enterprises whenever the interests Of the
State require" The gst of the plan is. that
the State shall guarantee the payn'en, of the
interest upon the bonds Of n company tina,
may construct Railroad from San Fran
cisco to the eastern boundary of the State
and lie secured upon the property Of the
Company for the re payment Of the in
terest. The plan is less Objectionable than
the proposition to loan the credit of the
State to a road Of the kind to the amount Of
$l5,OoO,Ooo.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Is hereby given that the business Of the
placer HERALD Newspaper and Job Printing
establishment will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of T. & c. Fl. Mitchell.
T4ABB MITCHELL.
CHAS H. MITCHELL.
The Placer herald., 1859-10-08

A MEG DIsuScrIoN,-At the last Wo-
mas Rights Convention, held ut Saratoga
the following resolution. among Others. was
adeuted. The distinctive at,ribate Of ihs
sexes is most deIicateiy expressed: :"
Rssotscd, That We assert the complete and
entire equality. tkoagA moi fle ide.tity Of
the seYes