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The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
LIVERY STABLE
HUBURN CALIFOR.NIA,

J. j. zENTMEYER, Proprietor.
ITNHE UNDERSIGNED BEING DESTROYS OF
Il share of Public Patronage, would call at
tenton To- the fact that he il prepared at all times
to furnish customers with
Horses and Buggies---double or singles.
ana good Saddle Horses,
The stock is MS good as any in the country, and
'he Bnggles new, and strong. Terms liberal.
!. Ns- Particular attention paid to transient
horses. i.,,s tt.e e July 7th, l860-my.
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ALEXANDER MCKEE us. HIS CREDITORS.

ALEXANDER MCKEE Us. HIS CREDITORS.
In the County Court of Placer county, California
DURSU ANT TO an order of the Hon. f. Fl. Van
decar, Judge of said county. the creditors of
said Alexander Mckee, an insolvent debtor, are
hereby notified to be and appear before said
Judge, at his chambers, at the Court House, in
Auburn. on the llth day of August A. D. 1860,
at l0 O'Clock, A. NJ, to show cause. if they can,
why an assignment of said insolvents estate
should not be made, and he be discharged from
his debts srl ~ D
lis, Witness my hand and seal of said Court
this the 3Oth day of June, A. u. 1860.
HENRY GooDlNG, Clerk,
Dy W. A. johnson. Deputy
Tuttle Hillyer, Attys. for Petitioner.
July 7th, 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
EAGLE HAT STORE,
q. SACRAMENTO,

Corner Of 4 2nd streets, is the place
where can be found the Largest
Stock of Hats ana Gaps
In the State. '2
nNE OF THE FIRM IS NOW IN NEW YORK
- shipping goods BY every steamer, 60 that we
are ar continually IL receipt Of all the latest style
- we have just received an Immense stock of
Straw, Leghorn and Panama Hats, of every de-
cheap for cash. t-"'
Country Merchants will do well to give us
call, as we have every kind Of Summer Hats.
teruvian Hats got up to order, and renova ated
iu the most approved manner ''''1 -
July 7th. 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

n LE Any one seeking amusement, will
he well repaid by reading an article entitled
the "Vote ON the Divide" in the Placer
Courier Of Thursday last After perusal tue
only conclusion 10 be arrived at is, that
that itbers is mighty man in Gath, that
amt dead vet . ,a
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

CHARLES W. TAYLOR ps His CREDITORS
In the County Court, of Placer county, California
PURSUANT to an order made by the Hon. 4.
l. Ii. Vandecar, County Judge of said county
the creditors OF the said Charles w Taylor, an
insolvent debtor, are hereby notified to be and
appear before said Judge. at his chambers. at the
Court House, in Auburn, on the llth day of An
gust, A.. D. 1860, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to show
cause, il they can, why an assignment of said iu-
solvents estate should not be made, and he be
dschai ged from his debts
rL.S1 Witness my hand and seal of said Court
this 3Oth day of June, A. D. 1860.
4Ht. HENRY GooDING. Clerk,
ah BY w. A. Johnson Deputy.
Iuttle q Hillyer, Attys. for Petitioner
July 7th, 1860 n - II .,t ~ t
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JAMES JOHNSON rs. Hrs CREDITORS.

JAMES JOHNSON rs. Hrs CREDITORS.
In the County Court of Placer County. California.
DURSUANT to an order made by the Hon. E.
L ii. Vandecar, County Judge aforesaid county,
the creditors of said James johnson, an insolvent
debtor, are hereby notified to be and appear be-
fore said Judge, ut his char bers. Mt the Court
House, in Auburn, on the llth day of August,
A. D. 1860, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. to show cause. if
they can. why an assignment Of said insolvents
estate should not be made, and he be discharged
from his debts.
r, G, Witness my hand and seal of said Court
l"N'I this June 30th A. D. 1860.
HENRY GOoDTNG. Clerk.
BY W A. johnson, Deputy.
Tuttle Hillycr, Attys for Petitioner.
July 7th, 1860.
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I. @. @. F.

Auburn Encampment No. 20, l. 0. 0. F.
will he instituted at Auburn Oh Tuesday
next July 10Th, hy NJ. w. Grand Patriarch
8 ]. j. Lucas, assisted 10y other Grand Officers
All members of the Encompneng branch
Of the order are most respectfully invited tc
he present. se-I .
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
SACRAMENTO, PLACER AND
NEVADA RAILROAD.

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE Sacra-
mento Placer Il Nevada Railroad Company are
hereby notified that the Annual Meeting for the
election of Directors of the Company will be held
at the Court House in Auburn on Tuesday, July
3lst, 1860, at 8 o'clock, r. N.
At the same meeting it is proposed to change
the Articles of Incorporation of the Company.
Bv Order of the Board of Directors,
CHAS. H. MITCHELL.
Secretary pro tenn.
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aH H-s -
BIRTHS,

At Manhattan Bar, North Fork of the Ameri.
can River, on Sunday, the Let inst, the wife of
JAMES Huston, of a sou. b tod ti5
At Michigan Bluh. Placer county, on Monday,
the End inst, the wife Of N. HErrER of n son. =
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

Dan. RIcE's qClRcus.-Ths motel estal-
Ishment will be in, Auburn op Monday.
The performance will be given in the even.
ing. Wherever this company have per-
formed they have drawn fall houses. The
trick elephants and ponies are quite fea
;nre Of the concern
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
List Of Letters,

AlSt VI A0tCCAS,
ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Auburn
IL California, June 30th 1860.
Persons chilling for these letters will please say
advertised"
Adam, Express Co Apperson VIM l.
Andrew
Bader Henry, Bingham Hiram
Barber W Brown Z
Barnhart Christian Barnes Patrick
Gale Million Grain WR
Chambers John Cunningham Enoch
Craig Peter
Dewing Francis Dunn Daniel--2
Deppler Jakob Dimagan d G
Dearden Dela--2 Decker Il Co.
Deasey VIM Dots Martin
Deuel. John c
Edgerton Geo Eynon VIM
Foley Mr. Fry W W
Freidlne John Finley John
Frechette Peter Fulton John
Gilliams j. R Gardiner BIC
Goodrich II Grfiths d
Gardiner B +
Hall Geo Henley S
Harrison F P Harley Thos
Hant Richard Hyler J--2
Harriss H--2 HoOser Jos--2
Harris Reuben G Hooper Wm--2
Kneeland John Kardapaela VIM
Lawrence T. CO Lower Jacob
Leslie David
LcCorkle Sam Millinger f. w
McWayneC G Mills BJ
Mcpherson John Moulton L F
Mack A J Murphy G S
Matthews Harvey
Nelson H Newcomb Dexter
Peterson II Purdy VK
Porteous Saml
RAIDER II c Ross Geo
Rayburn John d
Sachleben Fred Stevens W G
Sands Lewis Stevens Russell--4
Sage II Smart W--2
Scderquist C Sturn Fred
Shaw w II Sqeires G
Somers Chas Smith J W
Staples M T
Tiffany VIM Travis B
Tilley D B--2 Thompson G d
Tomin o P
Wallace James Whalen Michael
Wallace Michael White w H
Welsom harrison
Ladies List.
Mrs Christian Barnhart Miss Sarah Huntington.
Mrs Malinda Panter--2 Miss N Roberts
Sarah Brown Mrs NJ Linderman
Mrs MaLtha Quinven Miss Mary Greed
Foreign Letters.
Christian Crook Sebastno Comes
Nicholas N. Gazing Christian Krog
Francisco Antonio ECW Albreiat
Cristian II. Hahn
ROBERT GORDON, PM.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

SHASTA BUTTE Lieutenant Williamson
estimates the height of Shasta Butte at lS,.
600 feet above the sea. II is double peaked,
both SUBMITS rounded massive, and etern-
ally loaded with snow. There has been
much dispute as to What range the Butte
belongs. Lieutenant Williamson places it
With neither the Sierra Nevada nor Coast
Mountains. hut insists that it is the starting
point of numerous chains Of mountains
That it stands, like the sun, independent,
throwing out its ladiations in every drec
! ton 1851 '.' +
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

,- DfsrRlcr CoURr.--The July Term of The
district Court commences on Monday next.
The list Of cases will be found in another
,olunn. The days for The trial of the diff
ferent suits will not be set until alter the
y alneeting of Court. The venire for jurors is
"a returnab'e on Thursday, 18th inst.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

'' DrrcH Flat RovrE.-We learn that
g mule train will shortly he placed upon the
.aroute between Dutch Flat and Virginia City
for the purpose Of transporting goods be-
tween the two places Mr.. Conner, of
Dutch Flat, has already saddle train upon
tithe rouls This is undoubtedly the most
direct route from Sacramen nto to the mines in
e1she vicinity Of Virginia City ..
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

MOUNTAIN ROADS IN NEvADA.-Two Noun.
% tain turnpkes are being completed in Ne
vala county. At Jackson's Ranch, we'll up
the m untain slope the two roads will
unite, and from thence to Truckee city on the
eastern side there will be but one track
fnThe road, as far as graded, are said to | e
excelen the heaviest grade not exceeding
fifteen inches to the rod. A large amount
&. Of travel is going over these roads daily.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

"7'- The name Of "IIell's Delight" has
been changed to Gooseberry Flat, says The
Placer Courier. .. .....|
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
NICHOLAS CHARLTON Us. HIS CREDITORS.

NICHOLAS CHARLTON rs. HIS CREDITORS.
In the County Court of Placer county, California
PURSUANT to an order made by the Hon. Z.
L H. N--i----- ra-,.: Irdt~n n, said county
the creditors of Nicholas Charlton. an insolvent
debtor, are hereby notified to be and appear be-
fore said Judge. at his chambers, at the Court
House, in Auburn, on the lh day of August. A..
d. 1860. at 10 clock A. NJ. to show cause f they
can. why an ASST gnment said nsolvent's estate
should not be made and he be discharged from
his debts.
rt & Witness my hand and seal of said Court
this the Both day of June, A. d. 1860.
HENRY GoopING. Clerk,
By W. A. johnson, Deputy.
Tuttle Hillyer, Attys for Petitioner.
July 7th, 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

san Juan MINING.-The Eureka mining
Company at San Juan, took out last weel
s4,7oo. We call this very good mining TO
one weeks operation.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

TALL OArs-We have received some stalks
of Oats from Mr.. Stevens, Of the Homestead
Ranch, two miles south Of Auburn, that
measure eigl,tuf.et and half in leng TIL
The heads are large aud the stalks unusually
thick and strong. M -.4i ssa 1saaos
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

County HosPIrAL-Tbe Board of Super
yisors, on yesterday let The contract for
keeping The County Hospital for the ensuing
ten months TO DR.. Bronson, Of Auburn, he
being the, lowest bidder viz: furnishing
buildings, food, clothing, and boarding to
each patient in Hospital at ~ per week,
and giving professional service to INDECENT
sick at 5000 per annum. This is lower
than the Hospital contract has ever been
let for before.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

l'oNY ExpREss.-1he Overland Pony FIX.
press, WILL hereafter, run sei',week,'y. The
regular days of leaving San Francisco will
be upon Wednesdays and Saturdays.
Charges upon letters not exceeding half
ounce in weight IS. ir..
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

COMMITTED AND DIscHARGED.-The ar
rest of several persons charged with robbing
the Iowa Hill stage, caused the attendance
of numerous witnesses, and lengthy exam
inaton before Justice Graut, in the early
part of the week. Lawrence Semerll, alias
Pike charged as principal. and Henry
Sprague as accessory, after the fact, we're
arrested. After a patient investigation of
three days, Mr.. Grant committed Semerill
to await the action of he Grand Jury, and
discharged SpraSue f'om custody. The
bail of Semerill was fixed at s5,OOo but fail
ing to give it was committed to jail.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

n, 81 Eg- Judge Terry was tried in the Dis
.Itrict Cour, of Marin county, on Friday
g FOR the killingof David G. Broderick, in a
~ duel. q A verdict Of mot guilty" was given
yubyn the jury, without leaving the box The
in,Gourt procesdings in the case, are reported
fsSs inusuaI and singular. ilD-- = ~
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
AUBURN, JULY z, 1860.

DKLAY.-We have DELAYED our paper
some hours beyond the time of issue, in the
hope Of receiving news Of the Baltimore
Convention. by the Pony Express. But
there is a "srrew loose" somewhere about
that institution, and it wont come. If the
Express left St. Josephs on schedule time, it
is out two weeks to-day, and its non-appear-
ance gives cause TO fear further Indian trou-
bles on the route
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

syadfY OsE pAE-A stage nov suss regu ar
ucly ffrnmNIaowpievae through to Virginia
lsi,vv,,Nain one saay.e-so says the Citizen.
o,rs,siog the Sierras. has hseome a mere
pleasure trips. at liSseason oft5e year.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

s7toyEARtY FRuIT.-- Our friend j. r. Nlcker-
snaonaof Dotys Ravine, celebrated as a Placer
e"county sorchardisl, sent us, on Tuesday last,
"a b3x Of delicious Apricots and apples the
first Of the season. The present was prop.
saarlv anuretjated s9di '.uarHt .rFgh 1l
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

DEAD ELfrHASr?.-victoria,s are Of the
"asiicK Elephants, 2 belonging 70 Dan Rice's
;. EiEsus died At iape sfily, a few days since,
I eapfsdi,y taking told et.om swimming the
Stanisaisaiver. g fas ail Ei7e1a 8o9h pres
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

Is LlMao.-"Bob Durkin," Billy Goat"
"Thompson,' and "Sprague," names ;hat
have figured somewhat extensively in the
police annals Of San Francisco and Sacra
nlento, have found lodgment in tue Placer
county jail. These worthless were rt from
Iowa Hill, a short time since, for some light.
/ fingered operations in that vicinty-"Bob's"
sentence beng for ten days--which time he
served out, when he was placed aboard the
stage and started fr below; but leaving the
stage at the Franklin House, he took his
way to the American river, anG following its
course up as faI as Ford's Bar on the Middle
Fork, robbed cabin of 500, and being
caught and committed for 90 days bv a JUS
iice a: Todd's Valley, arrived at his Old quar-
ters again yesterday morning. Bob" is an
incorligible young rascal, past all redemp
ton. He considered the past month as
rather good for misunderstanding 'nia,le"
about 5000; and his compadre, "Billy Goat"
about $50. When these young thieves have
served out their time, they wi 90 out
to resume their old occupations What dis,
position can be made of these bad BOYS,
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

nans BovnpoS.-7A odemJohn, labelled "Old
vaBonrbon, ,--.from the Magnolia Saloon was
steceisea l,y this Institution on Thursday.
'"Uhcorked, II proved to be sr2."tap" Of, snpe-
rior quality-indeed, the best, so competent
roj,agssr say, that has ever found its way into
The mountains. Higgins d McBurney, will
sesfP 'he thanks an of"onrss"T Tt s9' teir after"
s,tlNhh hne hanrNa fnnl aiH Ter alt n. un
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Lost Camp.

This is new mining locality in Placer,
fourteen miles above Dutch Flat, which is
beginning to attract considerable attention
1t is situated on the gravelly ridge bordering
Bear river, and extending for many miles
towards the head Of that stream.
Within the last three weeks, not less than
twenty new honses have been erected, and
more would have been built if the citizens
gould have been supplied with lumber from
the saw mill, now running in the vicinity of
the town. Such is the demand for lumber
that men have been compelled to 60 into the
woods and make lumber with-a whip saw, in
order to get enough for sluices for mining
purposes.
From all the indications, we are satisfied
that Lost Camp will become town of con.
siderable importance and perhaps within the
next year; and being so much further East
than Placervile, must necessarily tap consi-
derable of the Washoe trade. 1t is immedi-
ately on the line of the emigrant road lead
ing to that country; many miners and bust
ness men are already flocking to it, in an.
ticipaton Of its rising Importance. We are
gratifed at these signs of improvement in
our county, as it is strong proof that "the
mines are not yet worked out"
The FoUHTH.--The National Anniversary
was celebrated in different places in Placer
County on Wednesday, with much spirit
At Dutch Flat, with Barbecue, Grafton,
music by the fine Brass Band Of that place,
and in the evening by splendid display of
fire works, and magnificent Ball. At For
est Hill, we learn the exercises were Of a like
character, and joyous time was bad. At
Auburn. the business houses were closed,
and the major part of tue community partic-
ipa;ed in the Pic Mic celebration at Turner's
Ranch. Chas. A. TuttIe, Esq. delivered an
Grafton, and the Auburn Brass Band eniven-
ed the proceedings bv their best music. In
the evening the Temperance Ball at the
"American" was attended by a large number
Of ladies and gentlemen, who found the party
so pleasant that daylight on the 5th only
brought it to a close. At Gold Hill, the
Ball at Mason's was very large. and was en-,
joyed to the fullest extent by all present.
The day will he remembered 10y many as one
of the pleasantest in Calfolni experience.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

ID EMAINING in the Post Office at Auburn
IL California, June 30th, 1860.
Persons cnling for these letters will please sa,
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in the Senate, Wednesday 22d, the fol,
lowing bills were passed To amend the
first section Of the act of April l. 1852, en-,
titled IAN act to prevent Fraudulent Prac-
tices; To amend section 30 Of the Tax Law
of Adril 5, 1869; To outhoriEe ths Board Of
Education Of the city of Columbus to raise
nancy for the erection of school buildings
TO provide for the collection Of claims
against Railroad Companies; To provide for
the purchase and distribution of the 4th
volume of Curwen's Revised Statutes OF
Ohio Providing for commission to exam
ine the condition Of the Public Works Of
the State; Securing to married women whose
husbands arc intemperate or neglect to pro
vide for their families, personal property
exempt from execution 70 prevent and
punish Child Stealing, which was intro.
duced and put through all It's readings, and
passed, within tew minutes also the bill,
To punish the crime Of having counterfeit
bank notes OF coin in possession, with in,
tent to pass the same; 70 prevent collisions
on railroads within the State Of Ohio. The
following additional bills were passed To
regulate the taxation and payment Of costs
IN certain cases; Further defining the duties
Of Supervisors Of roads and highways.
In the House, Mr.. Welsh offered pre-
ambls aud resolution, relative to the pur-
chase Of the "Paa Handle" from the State
Of Virginia, which were referred to the
COMMITTEES on Federal Relations. Tho bill,
To provide for the better protection Of
health Dnd properly IN certain eAses, sas
passed. A TesOiutiep was laid on the table,
phish provides for lhs purchase of ePs copy
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A TiGER K,LLED BY sTRYoHSINR.--A cor.
respondent Of the Bombay Times describes
the killing of a tiger by strychnine. The
tiger infested some low underground at the
bottom Of his garden, and he resolved to
destroy il. lie therefore took Buffalo re,
Gently killed by the tiger, and strewed a
quantity Of strychnine ia tho bitten flesh
The tiger came, atc as usual, and died i'm
mediately.
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lar The Paris Presse mentions the fol
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yesterday (Monday) taken in labor, and dc,
liyered in the public streets; one at the foot
OF tree on the Quoi d'Allemagne, the sec.
ond in the Rue de Meaux, and the third on
the Boulevard de Magenta. All three were
conveyed to the Hospital de Ia Ribossere,
end, with their children, are doing we'll
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Whole ncarlylhe entire day, cooddesIpe
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Bill