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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

latter gentleman expressed his regret at the oc-
curreuce, and offered me another letter of the
same purport. then returned to my room and
having made another and more thorough search,
found the missing document. Mr.. Sroder'ck was
promptly notified that it had been found ana was
in my possession. Being satisfied that Mr.. La
than had acted with rectitude throughout the
entire transaction, assured him OF my continued
confidence and gave him my vote in caucus TO
the last ballot. What induced Mr. Frederick to
transfere his support from Mr.. Latham to Dr.
Gwin It is not my business to determine. A short
time before the final result he apprised NE OF his
intention to do so, and signed certain reasons
for his change of position in the Senatorial con-
test. Mr.. Latham's pretended completely in the
fraud now alleged was not among the reasons
given. In conclusion have only further to state
that Mr. Latham, after his defeat, gave me
written recommendation for the Office OF Collec-
tor. This act was generously and voluntarily
done OH his part. More than two years ago.
having heard that there were some rumors IN
circulation prejudicial to Mr.. Lathams reputa-
ton. and growing out of the transaction to which
Broderick refers. l addressed note to the foIm-
err gentleman, expressing my belief that his con.
duct towards me in the Senatorial contest had
been upright and honorable. then waited up
on Mr. Broderick and assured him that the re-
ports in question were false and unfounded.
The foregoing statement is made under the IN
fluence of no partisan feeling. With no desire
to benefit or injurc any persons named IN IL, put
simply from a sense of justice and conviction
that it is due to Mr.. Latham.
[Signed.] F. TILFoRD.
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District Court-July Term
Hon. B. F. MYREs, judge.

The People vs. Henry Rapier.-In mi. o..
jury were unable to agree, and noIl. ," ..e We
entered. T'09W
Sweeney vs.. Sweeney and Leet-n.s.,,
Leet filed separate answer, and cause contin".a'
for the term. 'uuM
Bear River Company vs.. American Rive, r..
plaintiffs allowed until the 26th Instant )" =,
amended complaint. "s
John McGrady vs.. Birds Valley &S.rr,
Co.-Judgment for Plaintiff for 1856 so e. y.
costs of suit. '@
The People vs. Romando Acumio.-T.,t...
not warranting o conviction, Defendant dis.A".y
ed. 'V
Thomas Sims vs.. w. B. Marshall.-D,.n;...,
at cost of Plaintiff.
Murray Morrison vs. Howell Clark ct al.-C...
dismissed by stipulation on file. 3"
Geo. O. Whitney vs.. Geo. H. Stephens .. =,
Motion for new trial denied. -
George and James Russell, natives Of Ir.,.,,
admitted to citizenship. 'As'
John Cadman VS.. B. V. s. T. Il f. D. Co-r
cases. Set for the 9th instant "S
james Collins VS.. James Hudson.-The ;u,.
brought in verdict of two inches of w.t.;; ~
the Defendant, and one dollar damages 70, ~.
Plaintiff. '"
VIM. R. Patterson, native of ireland. .a,,.
ted to citizenship.
May Flower Mill Co. VS.. A. +. Blood-c..
dismissed at cost of Plaintiff.
Reeves vs.. Reeves-Demurrer sustained A..
five days given to amend. "N
John Bell vs.. Berte Bell.-The jury wer. a
charged without rendering verdict, no Are.
ment.
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Frederick Y. the Placerville Route.

Mr., Broderick has assumed the position
of the special guardian of the Central Mail
ronte, but if ever a people could with pro-
priety exclaim, 'save us from our friends"
it is the citizens of that portion Of the State
who are directly interested in the fostering
of that route. To the officious informed
ling of this man Broderick, they are in
debted for the failure to reduce the service
and test its capabilities. The San Francisco
National throws considerable light upon
this view of the subject. In its issue OF
Saturday it says:
"Now in regard to the Pacerville route,
which unfortunately for those interested in
it has been taken under the selfappointed
guardianship of Broderick, we have word.
The late lamented Postmaster General Brown,
than whom California never had a better or
more earnest friend, was invested with full
power, under eristing Ian, to increase the
service and reduce the time on the Salt Lake
route. This he intended doing from the first,
as soon as it was demonstrated that it was
practicable to traverse it with mail coaches
during the entire year. A short time before
his death an order to that effect was made
out, signed, and only needed delivery to re-
duce the time to twenty-five days and in
crease the service from semi monthly to
weekly. Cotemporaneously with this, the
evil genius of that route, Broderick, who
with that vulgar blackguardism for which he
is eminently distinguished, had boosted on
the floor of the Senate that he never intend
ed to speak to that officer as long as he lived,
brought the matter before the Senate, with a
view of accomplishing the same object. The
Postmaster General finding the matter thus
taken out of his own hands, determined to
abide the action of Congress and suspended
the issuance of the order. The result was,
that through his death and the failure of
Brodericks amendment, and the loss of the
Post Office Appropriation bill, the new
Postmaster General, very naturally, did not
give vitality to Gov. Browns liberal inten-
tons. To Broderick alone, then-his blum
derng ignorance and stupdity-his low,
vulgar, and ungentemanIy conduct, this
base apostacy to the democratic party and
refusal to hold intercourse with the members
of the Cabinet upon subjects in which his
State was interesed-the friends of the Pa-
cervie and St. Joseph's route are indebted
that nothing has been done for it at the re.
cent session OF Congress-"
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He SpAKE NoT.-At a discussion in
Downieville between Mr.. Broderick and
Senator kirkpatrick, Of Sierra County, IN
ansscer to a question Of the latter whether
Mr.. B. would support the nominee Of the
Charleston Convention, the Senator spake
not word he was as dumb as an oyster.
He dared not answer-for he knew if he
expressed his fixed determination, he would
have exposed his hypocracy to the claim he
sets up Of being Democrat,
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Runs WITH THE MACHINE. The Sacra'
mento Union is now running with the
machine" and has "taken the butt" for
Broderck. Day after day the 'enterprlslng"
sheet teens with columns in compliment and
defense of the "King," and in denunciation
Of the Democratic party. The Union is en-
gagged in the laudable business of giving
said and comfort to renegades from the
Democracy, and their sectional allies, the
Republicans.
We remember we'll the time when the
Union was bitter in its denunciation OF this
same man Broderick, for the unholy wrongs
he perpetrated against the people Of Calfor-
MIA. Does the Union remember the time?
1t was in the days of San Francisco ballot
box stufling, of water lot swindles, and when
the Senatorial election was endeavored to be
forced in defiance of law, and of every
principle of right. At that time, in the
estimation of the Union, Broderick was the
embodiment Of iniquity-now he is politi
cal saint.
Was the Union dishonest then or now?
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GE The other day, while the Brodericl

@ The other day, while the Broderick
county Convention was in session at San
Francisco, an individual rushed into the
room and announced the election of Logan,
the Oregon Republican candidate for Con-
gress. The members Immediately rose to
their feet and gave three cheers over the re-
suit No better evidence than this is re-
CURED to prove the affinity Of the Blacks and
and Brods There is but the difference of
names
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POLITICAL SPEAKING.
appointments for Placer County.

Hon. MILTON S. LATHAM, candidate for
Governor, and JOHN c. BURCH, Esq, candi-
date for Congress, will address the Democracy of
Dutch Flat on Wednesday evening, August I'd.
Forest Hill, on Thursday evening. August 4th.
Hon, JOHN B. WELLER, and CHARLES L..
SCOTT, Esq. candidate for Congress, will address
the Democracy of
Yankee Jim's. on Monday evening. August LIST.
Auburn, on Tuesday evening. August End.
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SUMMONS.

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: 10
T. S. ORDER.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
IL lie. at my Office in Auburn, Placer cou un.s
on Tuesday, the 10th day of August. A. D., isos :,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the compliant " !"
John R. Gwynn, whereby he prays Judgmem:'
against you for the sum Of Sixty-6ve Dollars, III
ON action upon promisory note, for sald a",s
together with interest on said sum from the WV
day of September, A. D. 1854, and costs OF su''
and take notice, if you fail so to appear "na s''
wer, Plaintiff will take Judgment as aoress11u H.,
Given under my hand, this 10th day OF 'u''
A. D. 1859. A. S. GRANT.
Justice of the Peace, Township NO. !"
July 23d, l859.-4w
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The LARGEST ApRIcor.-We spoke last
week Of the Apricots grown in the orchard
Of Mr.. Russell, of this place. as being unu-
sually large, and gave the dimensions of one
Of the largest. He has since presented
us with specimen still larger, that may
truly be called "Mammoti, Apricot" Its
weight is four ounces and three quarters, and
measures around seven inches and three
quarters. This Apricot is choice variety,
being an importation from France to this
country. The flavor Of the fruit is delicious.
We think this Apricot equals, and per-
haps .urpasses the largest specimens grown
by the orchardists Of the valley. Can any
one beat it.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

NEWSPAPER CHANGE.-John Shannon,
Esq, Editor and Proprietor Of the Calaveras
Chronicle, has sold that establishment to
Col. Richard Rust, and Mr.. II. S. Hatch
Col. Rust is widely known as veteran edi-
tor in the cause Of democracy. We welcome
his return to the corps editorial.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

PAPERS, Erc.-To Mr. Morrell, Of the
Auburn Book store, we return thanks for a
number of the latest eastern papers and mag
azines, delivered upon the arrival Of the last
steamer.
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PRIME ARrIcLE.-Mr. John r. Gwynn has
sent us demijohn Of old whiskey, which
We have submitted to be inspected and guag-
ed by good judges who have pronounced il:
A. No. l, and given their opinion that it
deserved "hoaorable motives" Mr.. G. keeps
the same brand for sale at his store, where
he also keeps everything. requisite in the way
OF family groceries
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

In JA1L~-On Thursday evening officer
Bogrs brought from Nevada, Jim Lawrence
an individual who some time since stabbed
man in the vicinity Of Iowa Hill, and being
admitted to bail for the offense, suddenly
left the county.
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The State Prison management under the
notorious McCauley has already become a
burning s,race to the State. The escape Of
prisoners is now looked for almost daily by
the people of the State, and at no time are
they surprised to hear of the sudden depar'
ture of round dozen convicts "from the
bed and board" Of the ilustrious John.
And although the number of criminals sent
from the different counties of the State is
large, it does not equal the escapes; under
the McCauley system the Prison is being
rapidly cleared Ct its worthless inmates.
McCaulcy has been in possession OF the Prls'
on less than three months, and during that
time fully eighty prisoners have ran away
from hm-not more than one-tourth OF
whom have been recaptured. On last Mon
Jay thirteen moro left, without saying "by
your leave" from schooner engaged in
conveying brick from the State Prison to
San Francisco, while the vessel was moored
at one of the San Francisco wharyes.
This last escape seems to have disguised
even McCaulev with his style of admlnisira-
ton in Prison affairs, and we are now told
that he has notified the Governor of his
willingness to transfer the elephantne prize
(,he Prison) he drew by the decision OF the
Supreme Court, into the better and more re-
liable hands Of the State authorities.
This is well-and it will be the earnest
hone of all that the transfer will be made as
soon as possible. McCauley's management
has been so criminaly outrageous that men
are beginning to look upon the plan OF send
ing criminals to San Quentin AS place OF
punishment as simply ridiculous. Should
such ideas strengthen into firm convictions,
how long will it be before illegal assemble
ges Of men will take it upon themselves to
administer summary punishment to all Grim
inal offenders, and will justify their action
solely on the ground that conviction in the
courts will not insure punishment, because
the management Of the State Prison is erin
inaly carelessl II mob spirit becomes
prevalent in the State, it will be justly at
tributable to John F. McCauley, and he
alone.
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PRoGnEssING.-The new Catholic Church
is going up rapidly under the hands Of te
builders. The brick work is nearly com,
pleted, the walls being up, and the tower in
front almost up to the required height. The
carpenters have commenced putting on the
roof The Church will be open for religious
services in few weeks.
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EN- The Gold Hill Water Works

rg The Gold Hill Water Works are
about completed, and on Thursday, the water
was conducted into the town. The Ancient
and Honorable Order Of E. Clampsus Vitus
made the occasion day Of celebration and
giving a barbecue. The members of the
Order turned out in full-ther unique rega-
liza attracted much attention from the spec
tators who were evidently mysti6ed at the
peculiar styles established. An eloquent
Grafton was delivered by member in high
standing in the fraternity.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

Mr.. VERNON FUND.-The total receipts of
the ladies Mount Vernon Fund in California
thus far has been $9,O5l 81.
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List of Letters,

List of Letters,
ID EMAINING in The Post Office at Virg, a,.
~ Placer county, California, for the quA"
ending July LIST, 1859.
Arthur Francis Beard James
Bowls Caleb Ezzell Thomas H.
Gray George Howes Reubln
johnson VIM A McConly James
Menzemer Stephen-2 Rodgers Samuel
Robinson WmH Shepherd John C-'
Snyder Geoi ge-2 Williamson GeorSe
Whitney Francis
One foreign letter to Thomas Hughes -, pN
r, w. LYONS, I."|
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DEcEAsED.-We did not design being dis.
respectful to the deceased or its friends, and
therefore beg pardon in failing sooner to
notice the demise Of the "Placer Pres" "
the Broderck journal Of this place. After
experiencing many vicissitudes in political
life, it fell into decline, and after linger-
ing illness died, about two weeks ago. 1t
died quietly, was inferred with but little
ceremony, and probably is already forgotten
by many.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

DENrIsrRY.-See card of DR.. Traphagen;
he is prepared to do work in the most ap-
proved style Of his profession.
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SoLD OUR. r. Hardenburg has sold
his entire interest in the Sacramento Stand
ard. Judge Bolts is now sole proprietor.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

Tne SrEAxERs.--The Golden Age and
UacIe SAM left San Francisco on Wednes-
dav-the former taking away 3s5 passen-
gers and 81, ss9,376 in treasure; the latter
385 Messengers.
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ASSEM- RLY.

Having been member of the Lower HON.. 4,
the late Legislature, and acquired consider,bl.
experience, and acquaintance with measure, ~
more than ordinary Importance which are Ijk.l,
to come before the next session of that bodv
have been solicited by number Of the tsx.r.y.
ers of this county, to again become candid.,e
for reelection. If my Democratic brethren Who
are TO meet in Convention in Auburn. on the AZ
of Angus, next think proper to nominate NJ.
be q sufficient guarantee that 1 will represent
Placer county with honesty AMI fidelity.
PHILIP LYNCB.
Cocret Povino Julv Doth 1870
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Religious Notice.

The Fourth quarterly meeting of the Me-
Church. will be held ut this place on SATURDAY
and Sunday. the 10th and 18th inst. Elder
| Bland. presiding.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

A BITTER TRUTH.-Gen. Denver says in
his Nevada speech that Broderick is "a trail
tor to the Democracy, and a traitor to the
interests of California" This is severe, but
truthful, as the record proves.
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AUBURN, JULY 90, 1859.

Democratic State Ticket.
FOR GOVERNOR,
MILTON S. LATHAM,
or Sacramento.
FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR.
.. J. G. DOWNEY,
OF Los Angeles
For Congress-,
JOHN G. BURCH, OF TRINITY
CHARLES L. SCOTT, OF TroLrMNE
For Supreme Judge,
W. w. COPE, OF AMApoR.
For Attorney General,
THOS. II. WILLIAMS, OF Ell DORADO.
For Clerk Of the Supreme Court,
CHARLES S. FAIRFAX, OF YUBA.
For state Treasurer,
THOMAS FINDLEY, OF NEVADA.
For State Controller,
S. H. BROOKS, OF SAN JOAQUIN.
= For Surveyor-Gencral,
HORACE A. HIGLEY, OF ALAMEDA.
For superintendent Of Public Instruction.
j. A. MOULDER, OF SAN FRANCISCO.
For state Printer,
CHAS. T. Bolts. OF SACRAMENTO.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

e. Ne. Ha1ell has laid upon our table
che Jaiy pgmber Of IIarper's popular maga-
zine, tie Pictorial Brother Jonathan, and
she iatese eastern papers. Thanks rendered
Cor the same
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

DISCHARGED FROM CusToDY.-The third
trial Of Henry Rapier, Gndic,ed for the MUIR
der of Chnaman near this place in '56,)
was concluded in the District Court on
Saturday last. The jury, as upon the two
former trials, failing to agree upon verdict,
nolle pros. was entered and the prisoner
discharged.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-07-23

SENATORIAL CANDIDATEs.--A. P. K. Satf
ord, of Yankee Jims, for two years one of
our popular representatives in the Assembly;
S. I. Leet, Of Michigan Bluffs, and E. b.
Boust, editor of the Patriot, Iowa Hill, will
be candidates for the nomination Of Senator
before the Democratic Convention, to be
held in this place on the 4th of August.
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Secret Ravine, July goth, 1885

JOHN o. MANUEL.-Wc are requested to A..
nounce JOHN o. MANUEL. as q candidate for Con.
stable of Township No. I, Of Placer county n
the next election. .
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C
COUNTY OF PLACER. %
IN the County Court of said County,
A. l.. STINsoN Us. HIS CREDITORS.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. E. H.
IL Vandecar, County Judge of said county. The
creditors of said A. l.. Stinson, an insolvent dso
or, are hereby notified to be and appear before
said Judge, at the court room in the town Of Az
burn, said county, on the 9th day Of Angus"
A. D. 1859, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said day, then
and there, to show cause, if any they have, WY
the prayer of the said petitioner should not DC
granted and he be discharged from his debnIa
manner prescribed by law. And that in ne
meantime proceedings against him be stayed 400
enjoined.
Given under my hand nnd sea-
49, of said Court, this Juy
LIS. 10th, A. D. 1859.
~ HENRY GOODING Clerk.
By WIN. A. JOHNSON, Deputy
July 23d, lS59.-.5w
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Who PAYS THE CosTs?-In the case Of
Collins rs. Hudson, tried in the District
Court this week, the jury returned verdict
of lone dollar damages for plaintiff, and two
inches Of water (the subject matter Of liti-
gaton) for defendant" As the award on
both sides was less than the sum of two hun
bred dollars, we are curious to know who is
to pay the costs.