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The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

8. The treaty grants, moreovo, :,
10 transport the troops, military stors, o ''ght
munitions OF war Of the United Statas t,ss and
the Republic, by the Tehuantepec NoI ons across g
ra Transits, on the same terms as ".u =, oono'
Mexico. "' 'nose Of
8. 1t comedies to the United s,.,.
right, with or without the consent ,"ass anS The
Grafton Of Mexico, to protect hv s e. coop.
arms If necessary, all these transit rou rou. OF
their property, and rights of wav. ''u'e',
10. 1t guarantees religious freedom B., :.
liens OF the United States in Mexico .rJ .'1'
right to worship in churches or private eua d1 ''e
lings according to the dictates Of tbo;. s; uSel'
conscience. ''' own
IL. No forced loan, whatever be ;,sn.
shall be levied on citizens of the Un;o5 S"'u'e S.
resident in Mexico, on any pretence S'S.e' uhs
ever Citizens of the United States unS mu"''
over, shall he free to pursue whateyer ru'e' hu':
ness or profession may seem to them g.
without restraint or restriction wbatevor Nv
SUPPLEMENTAL CONVENTION
TO the treaty is also attached snoo;.,
supplementary convention between tho rIy'.' w.:
ted States and Mexico, which concedes. '''''
l. The right to the United States to ir,.,
vene, by force Of arms, if necessary n '"'s'' "s'
tect citizens and property of the Uni,sS i.u
States in Mexico, and to enforce tbesa s.u'l su
treaty stipulations. "'"'
2. In compensation for the duties. ahov.
mentioned, as released on goods nassn'' ,1
through the Republic and for cousumn,;oS S
therein, the United States stipuae to NO..
to Mexico four millions Of dollars, two ,nlG III!
ons Of which are to be reserved for tho nsv
ment of claims against Mexico. ~
Mr.. Hackett, is delghting the people Of
Sacramento, with his representations Of
Fastatf. We have not seen Mr.. Hackeu IN
the character of the doubty Knight in manv
years, but our recollection of his actinc i
like pleasing incident of but YESTERDAY
Those who have the opportunity of SEEING
Mr.. Hackett in his great character, and do
not avail themselves Of the privilege, miss
treat seldom offered.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21
Legislative,

Nothing OF special importance has taken
place in the legislature this week. A num-
Der of local bills have been introduced, and
some of them put throught at railroad speed.
Mr.. Lamar has introduced bill to reduce
State taxation from sixty to forty five cents
on the 800 valuation Of property. If
think this reduction can be made with safety.
Taxpayers, certainly, will not grumbe.
Sons OF TEMPERANCE The following officers
have been elected in Auburn Division, No. rs,
S. of T., commencing January lst, 1860:
FL. Houston. W.P.;
NJ. E. Mills, w. A.;
II. Hazel, r. S.;
VIM. E. Miller A. r. S.;
f. D. Tuttle, F.S.;
j. Atkinson, T.;
d. Mahon, c.;
c. Bayard, A. c.;
j. Mclean, I. S.;
!. B. Leach O. s.;
A Rackliff, Chaplain.
The above officers were installed on January
18th, inst, by DR.. J. R. Crandall, P. w.P.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21
500 REWARD.

STRAYED.-A Sorrel California IN
~ Horse, with white face, hind NIX
legs and off fore foot white. Bran eNN W
ded with capital and G up the top Of
it. on near hip and right shoulder. The above
reward will be paid upon the delivery of the
horse to Bishop q Kelly, Auburn.
HOUSTON Il co.
Manhattan Bar, Jan. 2lst, lS60.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

~ An attack was made upon the stage,
near San Andreas, Calaveras county, on the
9th instant, by party of robbers. As the
attack was anticipated the treasure had been
taken from the Express box, and bags of
shot deposited therein; the passengers had
also been left behind the coach some distance.
Officers O'Neil and Gay, detectives, from
Sacramento, were in the boot of the stage,
and when it was stopped, jumped from their
hiding places and commenced firing upon
the robbers, who beat hasty retreat. None
were killed on either side, although it is be-
lieved some of the robbers were wounded.
O'Neil and Gay are the same officers who
lately killed two Of gang that attempted
to rob the stage near Todd's Valley, in this
county. The tactics of the officers appear
to have been the same in both fights.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

STOLEN BUT RECOVERED Saturday
last, while peddler named Jacobs, who car
ries his merchandise in packs upon horse
back, was exhibiting some goods in house,
an unknown rogue came along and relieved
the horse of package of goods valued at
about $500. The loss was soon discovered,
and information being given to Constable
Boggs. he was not long in tracing the mis-
sing package to a field on the outskirts of
town, where it had been put down, and a
coat thrown over it. The package had not
been opened. The promptitude and success
of the officer, was highly gratifying to the
owner of the goods; and no doubt highly
distasteful to the thief
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

f'4e ODD FELLows.- The following officers OF
Auburn Lodge, No. I, were ere instailed % o on
Saturday evening last: Jonn \; neeo' eco q =. ~ r.
J''L. Blown, v. e.; 8. ). Wooden, 4. s.; T.
d. Tuttle, T.; T. Jones, P.S.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

HoMEsTEADs FOR BACHELoRs.-Senator
Anderson has given notice, and we believe
introduced bill, to extend the provisions OF
the Homestead law, to that numerous and
1--WE say it with mo'lesty) respectable class
of persons in California known as bachelors
We have not seen the bill, but suppose it to
be similar to the one introduced in the Leg
islature by the same gentleman last winter
We advocated the measure then, and not
since having heard reasonable objection to
it, we again enter the lists in its favor.
If it is proper to secure homesteads to
married persons, the unmarried men and
women Of the State are as equally entitled
to the same benefits.
We do not know that Bachelors, in their
pecuniary troubles, would generally avail
themselves of a law of The kind; but that
they might save something from the too
frequent misfortunes that occur in the hazards
Of business in California, is but even handed
justice.
A homestead law is either altogether
wrong, or should be general in its operation;
and the general sentiment having pronounc
ed in favor of the one now upon the Statute
books, let us 60 the whole figure. Many a
hapless bachelor might be induced to build a
home, land not let it long remain without
occupants), who is now unsettled, and un-
certain as to his future abode. And many
dollar that is now foolishly wasted, might
be used to the permanent good of the coun-
try, by improving and ornamentng the
waste places of the land.
Gentlemen of the Legislature, if you
wish the good opinion Of the bachelors, and
expect to receive the gracious smiles of the
maidens. pass that Homestead law!
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21
NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given to all persous, not
~ to give my wife, Berta Bell, any credit on
my account, as | shall pay no debts of her con-
tracing after this date. JOHN BELL.
Gold Hill, Placer County, Californis
January. 18th lS6O-3W*
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

NwSenator Anderson and AssembIyman
Lowell, have been stopping among their con-
stituents few days this week. They re-
ceived welcome which was all the more
hearty for the manly and consistent manner
they have carried out the views OF the De-
mocracy of Placer upon the Senatorial ques-
lion. .aslai,peA JaaJ e.ra
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

RAILROAD TO PLAcERvILLE.-The people
of Placervile have taken the initiatory steps
toward connecting that place by railroad
with Folsom. A large and enthusiastic
meeting was held there last week, at which
Gen. McDougal, and Dr. Rabe, Of the Pa
ci6c Railroad, and other gentlemen made
speeches.
Subsequently the town council Of Placer
vile ordered an election upon proposition
to appropriate $4,000 for Railroad survey
to Folsom, which was carried by large
vote. There is much interest taken in the
movement, and it is contemplated to have a
bill passed by the Legislature authorizing
the county to subscribe 100000 to the
proposed road.
The Placer herald., 1860-01-21

SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.-School Section
No. 16, of Township 12, north range east,
Mount Diablo base and meridian, situated in
this county, was sold by the Sheriff on the
l 18th inst. The land was sold to F. B. Hig-
gins, of Auburn, at the following prices: 100
acres at SO per acre; $50 at 81 SO per acre.
and l6O at 50 per acre. The section is stu
ated within a short distance of the new
town of Lincoln. The lowest price it could
have been sold for, under the law, was 50
per acre. Some Of the land is considered
as first quality for farming purposes.
We suppose this to be the first sale Of
School lands (of the 10th and seth sections)
yet made in the State. The sale was made
b, order Of the Board of Supervisors, upon
the petition of a majority Of the house hold
ers Of the Congressional Township. The in
terest accruing upon the sum for which lands
of this kind are sold, is appropriated to the
maintainance of Common Schools in the
particular Congressional Townships to which
the sections sold are part.
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Time of GLAZING the Mana.

Posi- 0FFicE, Dayton, Nov. Is, 1859.
Until further notice, Mails will close At this
Office a. followss
For New York, Philadelphia, and New England
States, daily, except Sunday, at ll'lbam.
For Cincinnati, o. Eastern, Western, Northern
and Southern States, daily, except Sunday, at
500 a m, and $50 p m,
For Columbus and GAINESVILLE, o., daily except
Sunday, At HIS a m.
For Xeniaa and Yellow Springs at Ill IS m.
For Miamisburg, Germantown, Frankha, Ham
ilton, Eaton, o., aud Connersvile, Ind, Dolly,
except Sunday, at $40 p m.
For Springfield, Urbapa, Finn, Sandusky and
Cleveland, o., daily, except Sunday, at 9.5Sam
For Richmond, Cambridge, Centrevile, Indian
apolis, Ind, and New PARIS, o., daily at 100 p m.
For Greenvllle, o., Union City, Winchester,
M%uncie, and Jay County, Ind, daily, except Sun
day, At $50 q IN.
For Troy, Covington, Piqua, Sidney, st. MAry's
and FL. Wayne, Toledo and Michigan, daily, "
eept Sunday, at $50 a m.
For Union, West Milton, and Little York, Tues
day and Saturday at 1880 a IN.
For JOhnsvillo, New Lebanon and West Alex
andria, on Tuesday and Saturday, at 80 q m.
For Clayton, Centre, and Lndlow, on Friday Of
each week, at 9.O0 p m.
For Centreyile, LebAnss and Eaton, Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday. atl2.OO ID.
For Vandalia and ChRmbersbuTg, 1900, Tues
day and Saturday.
For TaylOrsviIle Wednesday and Saturday, at
$50 a m.
K. A. KING, Postmaster.
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From Washinptnn.

NEW YoRK, Jan. lS.
The Washington correspondent of the Herald
says;
Mr.. Army was to-day again before the HarpSr's
Ferry COMMITTEES Of the Senate. They refused to
allow him to go TO Kansas for books and papers.
His testimony was taken, but although he accom-
ted for large sums Of money and a great quantity
Of arms collected in 1867 to be employed in
Kansas, nsthing was ELECTED concerning Browns
raid into Virginia. He testified that when Brown
first visited Kansas he was a Quaker, and re-
NAMED 30 until Atchison developed his plans,
and his sons were murdered and his property des-
troyed by pro slavery men, when he changed his
principles, became enrAged, if not maddsned, and
In revenge pursued the pro- slavery men with the
sword.
Seventy of the principal mail contractors in the
country had an interview to-day with the Presi-
dent, for the purpose of making known their grieV-
anees in person. The President received them
very cordially, telling them he SympathiEsd with
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-01-19

ssttia now settled that the LASTING health Of AVA
Of their sohEsii - -.
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Tobaooo Growers

NAN have Tobacco Boxes of any size and
" quality, by leaving their orders at the Ware
Rooms, corner OF lat and st. Clair streets.
6eo-Io-lmW A. n. NIXON.
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then n their dsl.ost snd ashine them what sue.
gttlionr fhty hadl mata. Hif own suggestions
iof theft rslIcltaa f~elufetcs only to the election
Of q fptatof. uo raid thai N hh opinion Il would
b ccnsNfalionni % olcti q temporary Speaker.
The Tines 1tfftspohdsnt SAYS "fthas leaked
out heie naf Miamob's banter, for The purpose
o. fai4ne iipdl, haa eaiablishod a lottery agency
in Nea York Will dFocions 10 deposit unsold
Tickets viii tp Mexican Consul That officer,
u y understood, a1er ~conultauon with the lie.
eadcn hers, dr,linoa 10 Be the depository Of these
tloknta.
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Master commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Hu!b6eu, Alexander 4 Driver,)
vs. No, iAba-SuDif, Ct,
sslvEtor Schafier, ct. al.
PURSUANT to an order of the Superior
n Court OF MONTGOMERY county, Ohio, made at its
Dsoember term, 1853, and to me directed, l shall Of
fS 81 public auction At the door of the Court House
Ia the city of Dayton, in the county Of Montgomery
and State OF Ohio,
On SATURDAY, February 4, 1860,
BabTeen the hours Of one and 4 O'Clock p. NJ. OF
said. day the following described Real Estate to wit;
situate in the State of Ohio, in the county Of Mont
gOmlery and in the city Of Dayton, 80 feet on OF the
north side Of lot No. four hundred and ninety six
t49el on the revised plat OF said city.
Said property is to be sold on q judgment in favor
Of Hubbell, Alexander 4 Driver, against Salvador
SohBtfeT.
Said property is appraised at $4,000, and cannot
be sold for less than two-thirda the appraised value,
which is $4,000.
Terms OF Sale-Cash. N. K. JORDAN,
Mast. Com. Sup'r. Court No. Co, o.
JORDAN & JORDAN, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Court of Common Pleas for Montgomery County,
Ohio, No. 236I.
Mary Elizabeth Heller, Pl'f.0
VS.. Divorce.
SAlD Defendant, David Heller, a non resi-
~ dent of Montgomery county, Ohio, is hereby
notified that said Mary Elizabeth Heller, of said
Montgom cry county, wife of said David Heller, did,
on the 7th day of November, AID, 1859, file her Pc
tttion in the Office of the Clerk Of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas, within and for said county OF hontgom-
cry, and State OF Ohio, charging the said David
Heller with gross neglect of duty toward the said
Mary Elizabeth Heller without any cause or justi-
tcation therefor on the part of said Elizabeth Hell
Ter, and also charging him with habitual drunken
ness for the three years last past, and asking that
she rnsy be divorced from the said David Heller,
which petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court, which will March 9th,
1860.
Dated at Dayton, in said county, this 18th day of
JOHN SCOTT,
novl2 .6tw. Attorney for Plh.
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MiAsterCOmm issi ON er's sale.

against ~ |NN
Ru dolph scheffer, ct. al. ~
DU RSUANT 10 an order of the Superior
L C curt of Montgomery county, Ohio, made at
Decel nber term, 1858, and to me directed, / shall Of
fer at public auction at the door Of the Court House,
On SATURDAY, February A, 1860,
Bet ween the hours OF one and four O'Clock P. M. OF
sai' l day the following described Real Estate: Situ-
ate in the city Of Dayton, county of Montgomery
an 4 state of Ohio, to wit:-WeBt halt of Lot No.
thi rty' seven hunt red and ffty-seven (s1b7) as de-
sis mated on the revised plat OF said city of Dayton.
said property is to be sold on q judgment in IA
yo 7 OF the trustees OF Letitia c. Baekus, against
Ri ldolph Sch@ffer, ct. al.
Said property is appraised at $4,000, and cannot
be sold for less than two-thirds Of the appraised
We lue.
Terms of ~sale-CAsh. N. K. JORDAN,
Master Commissioner Sup. Court.
ORDAN h JORDAN, Att vs., for Plf.
tiec9 -dtn wi&iwtttaof4
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Anulvsisary q rranEIin's Birthaay.

BosroN, Jan. 10.
The birthday Of Franklin was commomorated
At the Music Haiiiaat evening, by tho Franklin
Typographical Society, before whom Hon. Edward
Everett delivered an grafton on the early history
ofthat distinguished printer, p~refaoing his re-
marks with q most beautiful and feeling %allusion
70 the catastrophe At Lawrence, and also appro-
priAtoiy eulogizlhg the talents and writing 70 Of
the eminent historian, Lord Maoauly. The hall
was packed. b
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Lewis r. Pfoutz, Pl'tfr, Before Samuel Arnold. J..
Asel Andrew, Dspt. soRery county, o.
IN the 30th day OF December, A. d. 1859,
W said Justice issued an order Of attachment Ia
the above action for the sum of eight dollArssand
ninety-six cents, (ss,s6) Case set for hearing on
the l4th day OF February, A, ID. lt6o, at 70 O'Clock
A. NJ. LEWIS r. PFou1Z.
ian0-atW
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Farmers, Study Economy,

ESPECIALLY adapted to grinding all
~ kinds of shelled grain, as well as corn and eobs.
This mill took the first premium at the Ohio state
Fair, and at twenty-four counties in this state,
this fall.
NO Farmer should be without one,
As facts given by our most reliable and practical
farmers, throughout the country, prove that 1t 10 a
saving OF at least one-third by grinding all kinds Of
and one-half or more in feeding hogs, by boiling the
me II.
The undersigned having purchased the right for
and Dark, is now prepared to manufacture those
val liable Farm Mills to order, at the Buckeye
Foundry, Third street, Dayton, Ohio. Call and eX-
anime them, or send for a circular.
Orders promptly attended to. Farm and schooI
House Bells manufactured by the undersigned, at
ojesale and retail. 1900 were sold the past season.
ADDRESS b. c. TAYLOR
deciO Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-09

TREATMENT OF Frosted FEkT.-To cure
the intolerablo itching that follows FROST
bitten toes, il is necessary TO totally exclude
the air from the affected part. II II is not
accompanied with swelling, gum shellac,
dissolved in alcohol, applied so as to form q
complete coat, is ths easiest remedy that We
know Of. IL dries soon, and does not adhere
to the stocking, and generally lasts until
they are we'll If tho lesh becomes painful
aud swollen, p%lasters Of good sticking salyes
are Of great service, but it highly inflamed,
any mild poultice that will exclude the
oxygen of the air from the diseased part
and keep it moist allowing the recuperative
power OF nature to do the rest. Burns and
scalds may be treated successfully in the
same manner. ..
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-02-09

DOMESTIC In FIDELITY IN N. ORLEARs-
The New Orleans correspondent of the st.
Louis Republican relates a sad case of dor
mestic in6delity,
A most unhappy domestic drama is about
70 be brought before one of our courts, and
will of course be ventilated by the city press
for the benefit Of the public at large. A
young lady, who has lived almost from
childhood in the family Of an elder sister,
was united in marriage a few months ago
to a young man in this city, who, it seems,
before the honey moon began to waco, found
reason to suspect a criminal intimacy be,
tween the bride and her brother in law
Investigation convinced him of the fact, and
a well directed accusation and cross exam,
ination extorted from his wife a confession
to the effect that illicit connection had exist.
ed between them for u long time, such
scandalous particulars being detailed as left
no room to doubt her statements. In con.
sequence, the husband has filed a petition
for divorce so, also, has the wife of the
leading villain in the drama, and the latter
has been expelled from an ancient and hon,
Orable order Of which he was a member.