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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

IIBrKy II LBpDs AUuTIoRnBK
III The fine cot~clna Of Psnstngs u the lac Wa Bur
ton Dsq.- 70 No spld nv BERRY N LEADS 90 by orde~
he esccnrs III evening" Of the asl 2sd NAY av
erhsbs The living 0alssy. no 90 Brosj wAy
viii calasoaura
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j. BLsECKHR AUCrIoNRKR
n. Great sale Of Villa Plcs aud Bulldog Lots The VII
o Flushing

J. RLERcKIR SuN A 90 vm .~l a, s.-t,,, a,
Tue.csy Nay 20 q, " ocicek Nercsanss Ernhs.ge
about foo Ls 10 fushiug 900 fee, depot living
tween he et.,es Of Jshe Jasgar and ncDpsd eread
~ ''.h asshne 70 r~repce sueet gorJn Ia
tse s'rs -ve part Of the village With Of pioss pg
o. cr immsesis use 70 good An cpooriunsy for
tho vAusbe tracts being oonvolcd large cap is rhs
fseies 70 and from rlIshrg by rsro.d
unrfvausd uine rutpp sp
ee.sl dlNEs yriyilsg.s 81. be sovsd Printed
tire VII be furpish~< Trains ieass us D. IL
a ard u leave Flashrg W ", 10. l. as AS ssd
So fsseeogsrs srg BY The ferry can leave sfs,
sou May Al go IA Is ais And $50 ,~sys FLUSHING a.
Pine street. rev YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

IL ~ rsoso street
txeeutors saieIhe erti'e pivrte Picsures
bel nsxa 10 ~ IN Burton $40. decssses.
bkkAf 4 kbs 90 viii sail Il auction ou tbs
event OF fusstsy md weores .3f and
ocioct each III. gallery Iryng utins ta
Broad fee dors oeou Hous<.r order OF ths
exeeutfr o tes ists m. Bafon So ceo~assf Among
The &c ehrs'ec s-ht VII b. found tho OF Berjsmis
wesl L.utre, sul inasn. l. Elott Csle Ran sr.ud
Pesle Esmsibp Bsrsss~r W. shAy srs
Count dUssar, ~nson Fir Peter Leiy, wire Kobbe Of
Hrus.es ~adroo nleris hgusrs, Cm.T~ucs, ssesrse
s@s end snge ea ksnansu. vAa Dycs ssosd and ostsi
Murlio serHasse Axno,eto. Van Hove nsmbrsp8t /.
honsso ale sdyk lie hssra Guido Rent s&ssiSr Ross
sno Then tb-y w be resdy for orhisn,u Eau fav
wh ne ssa undl shs ale. sbA saiAloAues ABOVE.
uINzv n IEsps. AuCTroNEBR e.Lsasoox NO =,
III rtasAu gr-es -HkrRr u LGsDs co viii sen =,
~ ol, clock a, the ssis~r,
Ma = Ns.sn street. al Hons~hold gn-
nure REMOVED TO- ven'ence az sss c,pssrs of srus
ses ssd nsrs,s oge's cs,vef rosewood s.s 10 dsured
--trsr hfccse uahngsnv Safe ID harci 10, mahossny
wsero.e. sccd sonhcasc rose-ocd ana osk sl.ssso
ting liable. ait frame per Mirrors brocse uiniou Car
,A.. sir osni'es revclvss oce sAi. m,h sssy sof.s
ard Tee 1stse In ka'reoh. mahogany Chairs doh
oes ssd oouoaasso..s D.sss Hsss n,oss
uarbe irp ne aot side 1sbh nah easy okes ia nav
ciosh mshoesAy We lsire Aod Chiaa Oass
rarthenvae Afso two hastes Of rhsmpaxue Also a Ioi
~ ~ Cases. Frames stxfasea oc ga
fcr sccnnt of whom esaceru. rosewood saI n
r~iuscn nr~~Atei - -
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Hisavm LEsps AuerIqSI,n s,Lsasooy NO q
Hkhhy r. pSsra IA, A. CrIosGER
Ii ruenptcsy ssH u eleFAnt sblpes Furniture
koyh Wilnua and velves CAroeGA
Roe wocd Bedr ~on Sui q %

Eoysi wloa and veivrs Csrossa
Or is..ss,: MAJ q a sY ssess.
' ar. :os:.. 70 II iss =. ~. :s,,.a
n ss s Of s,, &c sso
svood .bsms.s sus sup.ro royI wa,n ssl.isoo sss
. Is: =. S ~ ws s.r' .;ss a; v.;s;
fs Rs.. ,' rss.. n 2
ss'y sorsins o. sss.
H,sRy a LxEps, AuoyrosxER-ssIEsRoo DON NO
.ll,is . a. .... Lssps 90 s.s
ssss.s sstsiss.-urSs ..s - srss,, - - 49,
:::I, s:;:;'i 80
Cot are. ' :, n. ss .ss hsi..s srs .s
~ s s' ss' S q dc 10: s.ss OLA. ss'.; q =:
ss' :. ss & ~ ~. .s ,as bee fsrssr ,s.sr.rs
HssRf u LksDs AgorrorEss-s.Lxssoo no
.ass 90 .iS..s.y d ooos. o. !, ~, p ~, :,
.s'o soashs sursSs s se e. s.:. ~. ss;Ir Z.
.n urr.s No., r scs.s, .of.. .nx csslrs c.lns
s.a,'s c's.e. rsI.s.-. hi. f.ss-r s.s. ~
.sd kssAsn Sss:s ssS sss &. at. FL
Hsssr s.. ...os .g,,essrs soox
.-n saecn q ne .psri'ns ssry % We trvss boArs
~, .ss s: .ss,' ss ~. | ss
s ssss s ~ ,ss .ss '.'.,%s. q eur
oss sss, ana bull u.rd Frssss ssiaus sawed
s ss s.sis.a ' ssy sa. -, a.. as r'-'d
urrRI HvHrs IN. aDcrroryrR
III 90 s'.fie s-~ ~ c-gsrsi .N Pssrss~r
on n Ny-F Nay n .r NI oCsoJK
Atue sassrccns 80 a., Pue ssrp~s
Ccu prsscG s~ve~.l ssusnf- rrRns
~s,k o~txa-h seal ~ vsn Tvse wssAussas ssiss
re- psi~~sre Ihe iic-lh % Qpses klsss~h
tus,rey. 7N prh Of hire, AZ ~ order Of Marragp
"a hes. ccnssbs fist q ssriss Cosrt
UIsNAy n. LssDs. AucrlorErs
III eslee~cor. 10. ~ Nassau s1vee<
rRNRv LkEns q co, wti s<n sFaIctcu o. yw~s
.'..., s.s.s e-.s..ss q -sis. ss-ss-s s ssi
teyw al -niss So rer~svss dsea fres Cassns rNk
- of.rt frc<furu r. d~sirsasnf
c1sif ssr~ ,-siv ana wssnv sAs sss~1sts.
" fcss shtui fa-nishinr sh ~ntiss-s - --
n KrRr oEspr. 40 Tfcrxsa, VIA SILL. Ov uor
~ cr sr " Mnt ocoss 4 ~ GrSs ~ Snna~
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N. oKIFFIE 4 CO., AUCTIosKEhs.
a. hAGkIfICkkT

HOUSEHOLD FUB FIruRE
The property Of gentleman leaving for Europe,
e, Of r M :os . ss
berg The ss and richest :. ;ssOr% time o. household
sais blosssl and lace our,.los rcss.o9a .nd dla
aos ans s Psnoors S:s
5 sucoa 81 S
nSuE' GO sop covered in ssOcsss rrecsh cloth cove.
s sss .Ss ana ns And O %
Pe,r four si Ugh. bronze and ssndssts ported
from yeDes o:nsessrss B'.c.ea .sdallion vsosrDe
yS large s.s ssh, Ssrvss
coersd ee.or,psou ,oi
and s,sh. o,s sset Chair. two rosewood ssa'Ts T.Des
.saswSos marble p nhrors aoor and 6ssss siss
rec bs .sS
Era s ssI ara Rim ,Ss T.S. and
rc,; PAINTING by tole Russell west Leg and se-res
s s Ard @ ~ y ss a 81 ss
painting IN Louvre fas s,orm Of Sea py fiuxensse two
ssspp rer original BY Es.s slsSsn rrn Pisce Interior
By stlefss :, fssl IN rich FiSsenoe nam, By es aud
sCetes on Frepch Cossi, storm scene on Pfsr,es
pet and hersusne1m crusaders Psrian PAU s,a v.sDs
t.o ses. sss.s rss sevrss Coins Imported for "a prs.s
nine diHsren ormolu Cio,s month WI
copy % os &
fsror egsnly cArves kose ~ood IS s.es
marble top buresus ana Com match, lace
toilet tables wsrdTobes snassg ssud Table de run
arm Chsrs Conehes tack ChSi . covered 10
que kngsh upssry and Brussels Csrpets embro
eered seespreeds hair ard spring Msrs-~s festner Bsd
Blsn keis Courtorptf BOsers ard Pross oval
Pasel Paintings sisd china lot Cur
nins &c Upper Cnsmbsrs-kahog black twsiuut snd
ersmelled Bedsssds saIeaa Iofss Wsshssnds RooAers
Toilet tables Bedding Ac Dining Reom-sois carved
Buffet etsuAry marble top Heerdt pSsat sx'ension tntpg
liable 6 foot draw Chairs Concnes
IA and ruby Glassware vzDecsntors dozen Gobets
do (hEmpssnes Winss Lemouzdes, Csrsfs Fruit Ceiary
aDd Preserve stands Finger Bov L. rariAn marble and
ruby ham
Dinner se lG0 decorated Tea se cieces
silver Dinner and Tea Coffee Urn. Oss,es Pi,che
Cal Baskets kaphin Rmss knives and
fsbe Cutlery AZ slso ali The Basement aod gicnen
ture. Sale peremporJ without regard 10 The weNher
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At BEOwsE& rICHoLLs AUCrI sToKs, MAS
sau sreet opposite the Post office Nsr1esfsy MAY
23 eegsu, ,scde Eos. encer' coal black seidnR .iI
old. about lh bands high; The
esv for Europe, ~arsne6 kind oui1s In oil
81 ~ pbcer saddle; 81 tho bsndsomess snsls We
IN the Park iso Brtce and saddle
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QnRr osssr AZ rIcshss, VIVA sRLL, ov upr
40. 80. - Gee, = ...ss s.-s .ssgss 80 = :,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

n nxrss sALR or STRAW GOODS
rnls DAY, hOhDAr, MAI n.
at n q ciccA
MGAsxs LADIES' AnD MlssRS
B0nnh1s, rlJOUNaRs RoU gs1RIAHa
A.. scokslss. hooDs &C
NEWS And BOYS
PLAIN ann TRIMMED
.u.. SHAW AND PALM LEAF HATE
WIN 30 sod Al suoilna.
WILLIAM TOPPING a CO.
No~ . and n fAri place saa MUIR sy sr~ex
Catalogues end goods ready
uCrIoN NorIoE
n KDEy, Aucucaesr
Ccnfinusrcn % kmigpe~s ca m
ktsiorrwv sancy oocos ssre Ae
kZks IuDLsW
via oil On TuessA, Nay 81 loS o'elocs Q, he ssiss
rocrns % Cefr street opposite The Pee eata sasn q
ne in,ose q nse-.teoss .o,ss sole 81 waer q
tsiciel foosk Nfufrs e~hs Crsy,n f~ncf
hlcers knivss fsek h~s-rp~n Cars ss-s
also, variety o taset ooccs. slso OF
sucb a. bee. and Esfes etepes ar kn,,s Furr
iure krens hipges Moulding ard sssh Rel Cras "a
ttfes Drivers Aug.r ard ,hel Handles Pi.n fore Bsl
eaters ard ether srusles numerous 10 urnarp Css-
naues fesdy nrrrins Of sale.
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~ B. LUDLOW, AuorIoNEER-ELsGA Ant eousE

u B. LUDLOW, AuCIIoNEER.-EIsG Ant soUsE
-. hold Furniture. Bsonzes as, &c. LU OLus
%. vii sell 81 aucll,n Wednesday. My S 100 at
o'clck ., NO Ssi Fr avenue betweea Thrye ghh ana
Thirty ninth see's The entire Furniture conisinea 10 said
hsuse istipE In part If oesAn ebony d ain drAwig
room sus IN dove colofed SATIN eesni satin wnco~ Cur
hlns lace Curaans VOID Piano. rleyes
nsker ebosy gin card rablep pier and msuei classes
meds lion vel e Carres ant eaved rosewood
rosewood 1ete Totes, library Chsrs
blue Curt siss richly csrved oak Buffet osk
teDstou pst rsb casved bloch walnut OhAirs IL Gilman
tusb rchy carved blAcx ha marble TOP
mirror richly carved bell 'hsrs elegant Uhi,e.e
Vases bronze and thandee~s, rendsns
eror re card Becesers vase Pos Deer Ac ss
~ h1a o. 6iss The furniture n NADIA I'm
Ire bes OF superior dpkh and In
furniture be seen the day pvevi,us 70 sale Per
I ear Brosf wAy.
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RtRn xnR. Az rrosssx- HoUsaaoLu vvr
a sNnr~, A. q o. nsCs AZ SUI Ca wdi ssn a. srs
100 . rsesxsy ~ "a % 20 y l~,,nsca s-e~us
rwe.css ysskw ssw " snn Anf rs-- sr~r~~s wsss-s
rrss ssf Ws< tavr~ss v~ss~s~~ sn1 r~sntsf rNsnh~
sn,s rasewoca srspss~ wh~s ~hoSAsy Bsrs ga
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"A lo~nr and sssns .o,ds A. "A n ckTsr Al "a
eucaseer ~ bo-err WI er ns csv, rst i,sl a iek
Mrssxus es~A@~<s c'<s i',~~ wss.l~s f.~s 80
bussnsss cas~r~ cA<h sars and mt. an
s~lsr ssf sssta y@s,s. ssa sls sas So
re~sr~s snu1P, sxd CrAvss ella srs kd cloves H,r~x
ras Us1axs vAsu snt urA~eV - Mr. ard = N-r l,l.
iowa Dr~n rhr-~c an tAfsr' rvt~ -far. Ae ~ ale,
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A UCrIoT NorlCE-BELL INGRAEAM WILL. sKLI.
"A In their sAlesoous rs new Bo~ery Wetnss ~ a
los O'Clock large Of o. goods TO pay eipenses sad tso
Storage OF rtsrus Packages Horss Cssss 10
vari- msictsns from the ERE Railroad DRY GoDds
Cni'ins Machinery Liquors. and h1 goods Particulars
day Of pale
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A - bt.s,hrn' s W. rs,so,.
A RlkkCxkr. SDk a CO. vili cal Wsd1esssv
Nay ~ ococs At The ker~hsn's ssrhsoge the vsash
cfuth property srutied he sou,hsest
100 Fw u rr,e,s i s,so feet fh- sullains
ssuhstsrsl veil built ana w god orfer IA A.,
yusnce % he rgsr.tr moving 10 .orn T~fms ilb.rs
saps AZ AZ Fins street
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A Uclfon, ro1fcE M DoUGHrY, aucrrosxss
a w ten he tsT W. al11 o'c'cck. Q, IS rssss.
Mss. s.r c'or. f-m fulcu isrrs ~ sosss
nenfrnfre hruss-- ard i-rr1n rsrrets re ~rof asa
msbtgsny ferrr .uts covered b- and hate tn
Zee s'ssss tofss am sud pvior chssp sirrs-a
c-utf hooscsstr ett~rsr DINING rsh~s
Mvef flnef We. se-od rissofre m ~ st, sea
.1ssr o'nug th.fr rosewood su- msA,xsng mart sep
mtrsns sufesrs Wssh.sna~, Btds esrs b.r sstrrssrs
rsn.isrs, sr.~csc asd cst msrbe t5p -hsober sass
perewpicrHy so'd 10 fh~ hshesi bHs Ter fsr each.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-21

EDwARD sCBENcK. AuCTI BOON Iai
~ hosdsN BE- v. p. = HssCK. on Tues ~, 12i
IT. 81 O'clock At their saesroom Nl one sx
s.d opep ~arisse ore four sect boz
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II GAyrkEY, AUCroHIER-wrLL sRLL THIS DAY
ne 1si nss Mt A. half Iss. yn ococs NO $50 klshs
trenue cn,sting OF ARE rmeut Of Dry Goods De
Lanes debrAse Csccos hns-s shaes aeria oes bra 80
keniuct Jean, &c, TOO numerous 10 moniioa
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Wn: wrYnRs AUurroNlBR -HOUsuHoLD vuRNi.
tnre fasof,rle be On Monday. ~ u ososs Il ia
- 9,ssr Cses rusewoc9 Pasiss ruransrs a~sss
np IAoea rrec<h plata Mirrors lAos On
vesss ROSEWOOD ssd uAkogasy Csaber FUrilurs Plssx
asre bar hsnsessea psAAer Bsds Dolasru PiloSs 80
eng. ktshen furniture Aiaa oue rooe IND p1s.cf-s.
seven oseAve. maAs BY Hew, BonAoa-
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. UCTIoN NOTICE-A LARGE PERExrTosY SALE
= Ct ,rccssrv. China and FAscy aooas By ). b.
BARI 1T, sucsioree tuesday, ~ ocosk 2si
Pearl street large stock, In lots for deas Cali and get
bargains.
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HOUSEHOLDS FpRsI,UsE ar Psiv.Tg sALE-A
~ ,srny cecmisg housekeeping viii dspcse at priyAts
sae Al ther bouss bold Furniture
isven octave Piannfor,s $3.50 VIII be Cor $50
ciucipg ooie co wnd stool wood PaDr
soo.esse lace CnrsiDs Shades, pier and msp.el siros
erssy Brussels Carpets wastes Psiatiuss EpCsviags
Ws,sssnds bsir and sprpg MsEesSss aux
es krrors Chairs rofAs ,kers extensn Table Chiaa
glassware table Gallery To be sold cheap for csb In
cure for t.o days ~ 10 west Twesy s,xs street STINT
hsepus Sinh avenue oars and stsges pas within fea
ooors RI the house.
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-~-~>->-~~~~~-~-~-~->S~~~~~~~-
MA0EIv1CDnr DIerLAy ov A saw eroCr or =
M kooons sOhs, minssry Goods Asd Dress TH~s
~ II. llcHTHrh1 ain. $50 OAnsl street. snrnsv of Wa
having cSpcse1 Of q austi- al his old s,s vi ~
houfay nAS ~ vso - entire stsok fhs ab,yc ?
bcsebs for coo bali her value. and o. essd viii res
our hrss importing housea
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Wk wIrTERs. AUCuoEBKR-wIII SELL AT ts4
cans street 90 nonday two O'Clock large and ans
ssformsns Household furnhurs &c oos Par.
or fnrlurs French Pa,e mirrors SOFAS safs bsda Bs.
esnn Nenssnos Wnsrobes Wshoxsny and other He'd.
ssos hAh snd other MATT e.iner beddss bro
ale ard .es oursss krension and Ia lee vcves
usses thrve ply ingram apA ohes Osrpets Croo, evy
g.1 Wa-s. thinA Kitchen Furprue Olcotha Hnxrs ~
hat stsods mnhessy Paroe Chairs aud Rocke debosrSs
10, 6c 49,
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
Defeated,

The election is over in State and County,
and we have to inform our readers that the
Breckenridge Democracy is defeated. Wbeth
or the Little Giant or Old Abe will receive the
electoral vote of the State is yet undecided,
but one or the other is the winner. The re-
turns from the different counties, published
elsewhere, give the figures as far as received.
Breckinridge, though reported considerably
behind, will bring up handsomely upon
more complete returns, but not enough to
secure success. Both the Republicans anA
Douglas men claim the State, but at the
present writing the chances seem the most
favorable to Lincoln.
In the county Douglas leads the van
Breckenridge being third in the race. Our
whole county ticket is defeated. The Rs-
publicans upon some of the officers, run the
Douglasitcs very close, aud have elected Har-
ri'nan TO the Assembly over Ball by 35 votes
On the Senatorship Thomas leads Higgins
but few votes For the Sherifaltry the
contest has been between Bullock and Boggs
The former is ahead over one hundred votes,
and is elected.
It is useless to speculate upon the defeat
Of our ticket. We hoped for and expected
different result, but have been dsappoint.
ed. Our ticket was good one-in our es
timation the best in the feld-and the can
didates active canvassers.
The creed Of the party we know is correct,
and our doctrines, we believe, those alone
that will preserve the Union of the States.
But for the moment the peculiar dogmas Of
Mr.. Douglas seem to have dazzed the minds
Of large portion of the people, and they
wandered after false theories. Defeat is
never pleasant and particularly so to men
who contend for the right but our present
reverse is no reason for encouragement
The principles Of the Democratic party
are as good in defeat as in victory and in
the end will prevail. The Douglas triumph
will be but temporary, the reaction will soon
come, and Democrats have but to adhere TO
their standard to raise it i'll triumph in the
coming year. We say then to the gallant
party who have made the good fight, to
stand firm in their faith, and another year
victory will crown their efforts.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
Sands Remedy for Salt Rheum.

S unquestionably the most successful and efica-
Il cous external application for salt rheum,
rngworm, letter, scald head, barber's itch, ul-
GERS. boils and blotches ever dscovered it has in
many thousands of cases accomplished the most
extraordinary cures, only requires to be we'll
rubbed in, to penetrate the pores of the skin and
absorb the virus of the disease, it speedily re-
moves the-worst symptoms and in a brief period
completes o radical cure.
Prepared and sold by A. B. Il D. Sands Drug.
gists, 100 Fulton Street. New York
Sold also by H. johnson & Co., and Redding.
ton Il Co., San Francisco; Rice & Coffin Marys-
Vile; r. H. Mcdonald u Co., Sacramento, and
by Druggists generally.
H. R. HAWKINS, Agent.
Apothecaries' Hall, Auburn.
November 10th, 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
Summons.

The People of the State Of California to Jacob
Sterling:
You are hereby Summoned to appear before
me, at my office in Auburn, Placer county. on
Saturday the 9th day OF February, a. d. 1861, ut
10 o'clock, a. m, to answer the complaint of Ours
Frederick wherein he prays judgment against
you for the sum of Two Hundred Dollars in an
action for an account for work and labor perform
ed by the said Plaintiff for you and money loaned,
at your special instance and request, together
with the costs of suit; and take notice. if you
fail so to appear and answer, Plaintiff will take
judgment as aforesaid
Given under my hand. this 9th day of Novem-
Der, a. d. 1860. A. S. GRANT JP.
Auburn, Nov. 10. '60-3m Township No. 3
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
SCHOOL NOTICE.

NNHE TEACHERS EXAMINING nWA i%o District
Il Placer County will meet at III .ne Saturday,
School Room in the town of Auburn a.1ock on s
the Gath day of November a. vsr,;nation any
%a persons sns pwshng to teach the Public ss
Of said county All who wish to oo.,';I "';I please
cate within the next three months nsove T' named
to appear before the Board on Ort"uty .ne "u afforded
day, as that VIII De !ne guy yibn the next tnes
months. The attention of Schooi n and and II Of
Teachers is also called TO secslons rh;ch the 1rus
the Act of April lsth 1860; in wn'ou nou person 4"
tees are forbidden from empioylnss hs shall have
Teacher Of Public School, unless se Of corr
pssnsy ss1ed hSs s1s By Bs County Ro,s a,ar Of @
ton, and the Superintendent VIII, n,oss the above
rant in favor Of no District un,nss uono,mDed with
named sections have been 1ully GlypITTEMNWOOp.
County Superintendent. .ls o, 0''
Auburn, November 10th, looV'-'"
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
The State Election.

In :hrty-fvc counties and portions of coun-
ties, Douglas has a2,747; Lincoln, 33, 1872;
Breckenridge, 27,59l; Bell 5,9ss. L'pcoln's
present majority is 1856. Nine counties re-
main to be heard from, which, with further
returns from the counties already received,
will probably place Doug gIas ahead of Lin
coin. Breckenridge cannot bring up.
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INCREASED VoTE.-The vote of this county
has surprised every one. It was supposed
that it would not exceed 4,s0O, but it is
found that it will reach about 5000. The
vote of Nevada has also increased largely.
The vote Of the State will reach, probably,
10000.
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% We have delayed our paper some
whatin order to give the vote upon the differ
ent candidates as full as possible. In anoth-
or column will be found the aggregate vote
in the precincts heard from,-the number of
preciucts being stated. At Blue Canon and
Grizzly Flat polls we're not opened
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DIED.

In Auburn, on Friday, the 9th inst, CAssANDRIA
ELIZABETH, youngest daughter of John and Mary
w. Delaney. aged two years and six months.
The friends and acquaintanccs of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral to-
morrow Sunday morning at 10 O'clock
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10

MORMON REINFoRoEMENr.-A company
of European Mormons, mostly from Scan
dinavia, has arrived in Utah. The party
numbered 400 souls, and during the journey
across the plains six deaths and three births
occurred.
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st UNmED.-The Golden Era and Home
Journal have been merged into one, the
proprietors of the former having purchased
the latter
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Presidential Vote.

The following is the Presidential vote Of
Placer county. 1t cannot vary much from
the official count.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10

e-oo0 AND LIVER sYRup
scovILl's COMPOUND Exrp .on
Sarsaparilla and s+;,,;.
THE GREAT BLOOD pUR1rtSSaa'
Cures the following diseases:
-Scrofulu, White Swelling. KINGS pu,,
Goitre Bronchocelo, or Swelled Nect Ulcers,
uious' Cancerous and Indolent Tumors' Scrof %
curlnl ana Syphilitic Affections, Ijic'aas mer'
tionsand Enlargement Of Joints cIara' cHI,osra'
Bones, or Ovarics, Uterus TI;;ands,
Spleen, Dyspepsia, Liver Co" e''
plants, Epileptic Fits, Choreo -,
st. Vitus Dance, Dropsy. and al
Diseases of the Skin. such os
. Pimples, Biles. letter. Or
III Saltrheum, Ringworm.
k&.. and Sore Eyes,
Also, many Diseases peculiar to Fem.,
ariv s or Whites Suppression reS susa
STILLINGIA is something new in c..
Compound, adds greatly to its Altera.apa ' .Saparllla
tues, rendering it much more efficient ~ VIZ
eating disease This plant has ottninod !" eradl-
rivalled reputation as an Alteratiye II !. Gu aa'
ern plant, growing from Virginia to FIo.;Su nou'h.
would refer those unacquainted with Il. us' .u |
ties to the statements of the following proper
OF high standing who aud it rs an Alterat;raauM ~
uncquallcd eflicicacy, viz: Of
Thomas Y. Simons, NJ. D.. American u,r
Director, Vol XII, p. 3l2 medical
A. Lopez N. D., New Orlcana Medical and g..
gical Journal, Vol, III. p. 40. '"u out'
II. r. Frost. M. d.. Southern Journal Of u.,,
cine md Pharmacy Vov. 1910. " "eul'
These gentlemen report Stllinpia to ho
doubtedy the most valuable remedy in Sc."a, ~ an
Cutaneous Diseases, Secondary Syphilis Ch.a
mic hepatie Affections, as we'll as in nrlU mnnr
Of mercury and their statements are coyroho ,c use
ed by all Physicians who have tested II '''"'
This remedy now stands ut the head Of all
paration ~ a blood purifier 90" pe
:, The correct formula of which i, subm;,to, >.
Physicians and Druggists that they NAV tuo" W
what they are using. and is ,carranted IL "v" cu,.
all diseases of the BLOOD and LIVER. Su'e
For sale by all the principle Druggists.
street. San Francisco. 's'V"
November 10th, 1S6O.-Gm
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Vote on Sheriff.

The following is the vote upon Sheriff
in the whole county. No polls were opened
on Grizzly Flat and Blue Conon.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10
DIR. PARIS
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR.
PULMONARY COMPLAJNTS
A SAFE. speedy and certain remedy for
IA Coughs, Colds. Asthma, Sore Throat, Bron.
chifis Cnnsnn nntinn md all ~

Statistics prove that over onc-quarter of all
the adult mortality in the United States. nro
cecds in some manner from diseases of the limos
|! is frighful to contemplate this mass OF corrnn.
tion, suffering and death. AS blossoms ripep nto.
fruit, SO does neglected cold or cough terminate
in consumption 1t is hard thing to conouer in
its later stnges. 1t should be vigorously attacked
at first. Many articles of different virtues NAV
alleviate but
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ParlS,s Balsam of wild Cherry and Tar
cures. when any earthly power cam.

INDEPENDENCE. Texas. May 10TH 1858.
GENTLEMEN: feel it my duty to speak in re-
gard to your medicine. In 1885, was attacked
with Il violent cold. rapidly running into Con,
sumption tried every medicine, and all the
Physicians l could hear of. without relief. until |
hit your Balsam of Wild Cherry and Tar wns
Immediately benefited. 1t has saved my life.
'.Grutefully, yours, JoHS @ SMITH
The Placer herald., 1860-11-10

The NEW ALMADEN CAsE.-The argu
ments upon the New Almaden mining case
were closed on the 5th inst They were
continued from the 9th of October. During
the time twenty-three days were occuyied in
argument.