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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that letters of adj
ministralion have been granted to the under
signed from the clerk of the u ,sconade County
Court of the estate of Martha Boley decd,
bearing date February 80. 1850. All persons
indebted to said estate are hereby required
to make immediately payment to the under
signed administrator, aid all persons, having
ella inns against said estate, to exhibit them
properly authenticated for allowance within
one year from the date Of said letters, and il
such claims are no, presented within three
years from the date of said %lettegg, they vii!
be forever barred.
Hermann, this 31s' day of March 1860.
REUBEN SURRELL, adm.
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gn mn naG Srnntas cen |. glpril 1860 per-
iahtn se 3ii3s Saint Spgis mis ipI9t /:
Mail 1ratn : 2dsli6 nm 900 &orm.
tllt al allen Statirnen UNI gett Ills SYr1cuie,
Tranttin Accpmpratipu - Seren
2as 1920 Na&m., SpnHtas ausssnpmmsn.
Sen eYracuie asten Stases tdali6 INN $50,
mad Nntunit res MLiltrain ron Slint 9ruis, nah
Snrcrcnrsncs (uter @errsctcmn unp 8arrenturs)
SprinNHslp unr Sccnpille, 4rtnstpn, 8anias Gitg,
Qsarsn&o t, Ylsaiantsile. unc mad alien rittissn,
Nlaeen i'm iarmsitliten Miicuri INN Gauias.
Seen Mrntas UNI TrunsrtaA Nadm. Stsrc
larr- StaaeS nrn gntte,islr & 60: mad Tcri
Smitb, 81 paio. IN, Gan SranciSfp.
Nllaaisre nah ct. Clair. wsI6s nit Fem 8 III,
grrm GAGE Won S1int 2puit ~atseben, eennWti:
rfn in 6'antlin nit e ruttmeif> @ran6.
2l.op 8. NJ -9iEpd, suRt.
6. rs. @aal cr, Sen. 1idst~ast.
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administrators Sale.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconads
County Court, made at the February term
1860, will sell at the courthouse door in the
town of Hermann on Tuesday the 10Th day
May 1860, being the second day of term,
etwecn the hours OF nine O'clock
in the forenoon and five o'clock in The after.
noon of said day, during the sitting of said
court, the following described real estate.
as the property of Richard Reynolds, deed,
10 wit
The east half of the south west quarter of
section 20, township AZ, Range 4 vest,
Terms will be made known at the day of
sale.
JosEpu REYNOLDS, adm.
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Administr atoys Sale.

In obediance to an order of the Gasconad.
County Court, made at the February term
1850, l will sell at the courthouse dosr in
the Town of Herman. on the second Monday
In May next, between the hours of 9 O'Clock
in the forenoon and S in the afternoon Of
said day, during the sitting of SAID court, the
following described real estate, as the pro.
perty of William Meyer deceased, 70 witt
The E half of N quarten of section 80.
township 43, Range A west.
Terms will be made known at the day 0.
sale.
HENRY AMELING.
adm. of the estate of VIM. Meyer decd.
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Aational Aonse,

an tsr plum Stra6s, 3wtlasn 1ain
uni 2ter,
ct. 2Dmis, NeD.
Sd rmrrbtt bltmit alien Neiftnren unr Sei6dfts,
Itutcn min nrues, unttr rti9em 9lamrn e~rtfnttcs
Bc1rrinSpaus. Sur tllliSs unc suts 8eclrnans tlrs
ulrt4 Sdwenpener.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
pEmocRAT1c COUNTY CONVENTION.

In answer to the call of the Chairman, the
Democratic Central Committee of Placer county
met at the Placer Herald office, in Auburn, on
Thursday, February End. 1860, for the purpose of
fixing time for County Convention to be held
ut Sacramento, on Wednesday, February 29th, to
send Delegates to the Presidential Nominating
Convention to be held at Charleston South Caro-
lima The following members were present.
Wm Mcclure, Chairman Chas. II. Mitchell, Sec
retary; H. II. Johnson, II. w. Starr james
Rogers, James E. Stewart and Benz. f. Myres.--
E II. VanIecar appeared as proxy for E. L.. Brad
ley
On motion of E. II. Vandecar, it was resolved
that the Democratic County Convention be call
ed to meet in
Auburn, ON Monday, February 27th, $50,
and that the Primary Meetings to elect Delegates
thereto be held on Saturday, February 25th,
1860.
On motion of Chas. II. Mitchell it was resolv-
e that the basis of apportionment for Delegates
to the County Convention should be. one dele
gate for the precinct; one delegate Tor every nty
democratic votes, or fraction OF fifty votes,
cast at the last General Elcction-thc highest
vote received by any Democratic candidate in II
precinct, on the State or county ticket, to be
taken as the basis of npportionment.
The following superintendent of delegates was
then made: ja4
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution. issued TO me out OF
I'D the Court of J. p. Cavanaugh. Justice Of the
Peace of Township No. Placer County. State
Of California. on a judgment rendered in said
Court, on the 4th day of May, A. D. 1851 in favor
of NJ. Il. Mills and G. J. Hillyer, and against
Joseph Major, for the sum of one hundred DOL
lars, Judgment. and twenty-seven dollars interest,"
and costs of suit taxed at seven dollars and eght
cents, will expose to public sale to the highest
bidder ior cash,
On Saturday, March 3rd, 1860,
Mt IL o'clock, NJ, in front of Curriers' Hote''
Iowa Hill. all the right, title and interest when
the said Joseph Nahor, had on the 9th day O
November, A. D. 1859. in and to the following
described propercy: A certain Tannery situated
near the head of Indian Canon, and near VIZ
Buckeye Saw Mill, with all fixtures, such as @a
house leather, bark and bark mill. and vats anu
everything appertainng to said Defendants Il, III
terest in and unto said Tannery and Tan lafu
All Of which named and described ploperv
shall sell as aforesaid or so much Thereon as pa!
be sufficient, to satisfy the above judgment ,Se W.
gethcr with the costs due and to become CONE uo'
thereon. JOHN C. BROWN,
Constable, Township NO. T.
February 1lth, 1S60-4w
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SUMMONS.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. !
COUNTY OF PLACER.
District Court of The E/ryenf]

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. /
COUNTY OF PLACER.
District Court Of the Eicvenh Judicial nj.
frict Of said State
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
JOHN e. j. KELLEY. Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to ms.
n wer the complaint of J. G. Coleman, in sad
Court. filed against you. within ten days from the
service of this Writ. exclusive of the day service
if served on you in this county, but if served on
you without said County. and within said Dis.
tricf, twenty days; and if served on you without
said County and District, then in forty DAYS from
such service exclusive of the day of service in
AN action commenced on the sixth dav of Feb.
ruary, 1860, in said Court This action is brought
to recover judgm against you for 1920 prn.
cpal, and Sl02 3S interest on your note dated
March 22nd. 1889 decrced by mortgage ons
ranch known as X ley's ranch. situate in Town.
ship No. 7. Placer county. California and pera
decree to foreclose said mortgage, together with
costs of suit, &C., all of which is more fully set
forth in the original complaint now on file in my
Office. And you are hereby notified that il yon
fail to answer the complaint as directed, Plaintiff
will take Judgment by default against you, uni
apply to the Court for the relief demanded
In witness whereof |. Henry Good
ing. Clerk of the Eleventh Judi
(--) cial District Court aforesaid. do
I LIS. hereunto set my hand. and I'M
--) press the seal Of said Court. at
Office in Auburn. this 9th day of
February. A. D. 1850.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk.
p. II. Sibley, Plaintiffs Attorney.
Feb. 1lth, lS60.-4w
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

NHIS OLD STANDARD MEDICINE, the ors,,
l. nal and genuine article continues 70 M oe tbo .bo
popular remedy for purifying the BLOOD ~, unt;rs
cure of scrofula and all ulcerons ana erup.; rapt;ve
diseases Its wonderful purifying ana vnht cu,Sf of
powers have been evidenced to the oellsm' .S IN
thousands during the last seventeen yoms e"refrI
cases of scrofula of the worst kind. De 'ho M
to ask for Sands Sarsaparilla, ana W an;.he mi.
other, you will find it fully merits the en''''
Prepared and sold by A. b. & D. Sands Drug
gists, 100 Fulton Street. New ork. poading.
Sold also by II. johnson u Co., and heuu,"s w,rrs.
ton Co., San Franci Coz Rice 4 Conn, ~" m"ayd and
Vile; r. H. Mcdonald & Co., Sacranlen'V'
by Druggists generally. .rburu.
S. w. MORRELL, Agent Au'"'
February lIth, 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
Democratic Committee Of Placer County.
State Convention.

AT a meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Committee, held at Sacramento, on Wednesday,
January 18th, 1860, it was
Resoired, That State Convention of the De-
mocratic party be called TO meet at Sacramento,
on WEDNESDAY,, the 29th day of FEBRUARY,
a. D., $50. at IL O'Clock, ~, for the purpose Of
electing delegates to represent the party in the
National Convention, to be held at Charleston, S.
g., on the 23d rlay Of April. 1860.
2 Resolced. That the basis OF representation in
said State Convention. be one delegate for each
county; one delegate for every two hundred votes;
and one FOR every one hundred (and over) votes
on the Democratic State tickct--taking the hi gh
est vote for any one nominee in each county cast
att elast general election.
Mr.. Ryland, from committee previously ap-
pointed. reported the following number of dele
gates for each county, which was unanimously
adopted:
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New Almaden Mines.

On Wednesday, the resolution offered in
the Assembly asking the General Govern
ment to cause the injunction restraining the
working of the New Ahnaden Quicksilver
Mines to he dissolved, were defeated by
vote OF ayes %; and noes SO. By Thursday,
however, number of members found cause
to change their minds, and on motion TO
reconsider the vote of the previous day, the
ayes stood AS; and noes "a. 4 This is astrange
proceeding, and will cause many persons to
wonder, but to those who are acquainted
with the inside history of this business, the
matter will be more plain. '-'. y
Those who have paid some attention to
this case, are at a loss to know why the Leg.
isla. ure of California should interfere with
the General Government in its endeavor to
establish its right to property that is held
by company, under Mexican grant, that
strong evidence goes to show is fraudulent
The plea set up by interested parties, and a
portion of the press of the State, that the
gold mining interests of California are nju-
riously affected by the stoppage Of New
Almaden, and that the Gen'ta Government
may he induced te restrain the workings of
gold mines in the State of known great
value, is falacous. The supply Of quick
silver from the mines of New Idria and Qua
daoupe, is fully equal to the demand,
and it is a fact that quicksilver is now cheap
er than it ever has been before. So much
for the injury argument TO the gold mining
interests.
AS TO the success of the Government, in
restraining the work of the New Almaden
mine, being precedent for adopting SINH
lar course toward gold miners, there is not a
gold miner in the State who believes it
The workers of gold mines understand them
of the General Government They assert
no claim to the lands, and are confident that
until such time as the Government deter
mines to dispose of them, they will remain
in indispusable possession. But the cuse
stands different with the New Almaden Co.,
they assert proprietary right to the
lands they occupy, as against the General
Government and and all other parties. The
officers of the Government believe the grant
under which the Company hold, to be fraud
uent, and have very properly disputed their
claim, and having succeeded in obtaining al
injunction to restrain the working of the
mine, by which valuable property, that prob
ably belongs to the United States may not
he wasted. Will any sane man say there is
anything wrong in this, or that the LegiSa-
ture has any right to offer meddIesome in
reference?
If the members of tile Legislature do not
wish to make themselves ridiculous, before
the whole country, they should give the New
Almaden resolutions speedy quetus
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11
BIRTHS.
In matter of Estate of J. T. Hill
In Probate Court-PIocer Co,,,,.

4 DELE HILL, having en- this dav s,o,
IA said Court petition, representing ibat a'd .t
as the surviving wife of said inestate is hs 'ne
heir and asking that all of the said estata S sp
the said Court set apart to her. It il ord".' "
that all persons interested in the estate oa
j. T. Hill, be and appear before the said coaIa 's.a
Mt the Court House in Auburn. said countv vOafs III
Monday the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1860 ~ IN ,a
o'clock A. M, then and there, to show causs ~ y,
they can. why the prayer of said petitioner shonM
not be granted. And it is further ordered jSt iS.t
copy of this order be published for four weors
in the "Plncer Herald" newspaper in saS
county, commencing Saturday, the llth day 'f Of
February, 1860. IVY VI
Given under my hand this 3Oth day of ,TaDO.
ary. A. D. 1860.
E. II: VANDECAR
Probate Judge, Placer county Csl
Feb 1lth, '60.--4w
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

Mr.. Rose, of Amador, submitted the following
resolution. which was adopted
Resolred That We recommend to the various
County Committees the adoption of the following
test for the qualification of voters at the primary
eIectons: That none shall participate in the
primary elections except those who voted for
majority of the regular D mocratc State ticket.
of which Milton S. Latham was at the head, at
the last gener Il election.
On motion. the above was ordered to be pub
lished in the Daily Democratic Standard. with re-
quest that the Democratic papers throughout the
State should copy the same.
j. P. HOGE, Chairman.
W. J. HOoTEN, Secretary. ...3
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

AMBITIOUS OAKLAND.-The Renrhr
of Alameda have adopted, in their ifIo,cans Tot
Committee, resolutions inviting the Rs0ua,!y RSuuay
can State Committee to appoint ia EsU''' f",u
State Conventions at Oakland, and au,h"s; lu'a'e
ing the Chairman of the County Comn':",' '"o''a'
to lease Agricultural Hall, or soma 'l'I'ee oM
suitable building, for the free use NJ V'utF "a
Conventions. or0~ - 'ucn
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

The following slanderous paragraph
ing the rounds unrebuked. "a e."Pn IS 60
vented new telegraph. He nroso uas ln>
place line of women fifty steps sruseS apss. to
commits the news to the first Of tip". p"l'' and
secret" '"''" as a
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

what is known as the "Stone To,, D..
may think expedient And it is rnrtSad noad as he
that the County Auditor draw WarraaIr .uer ordered
the road fund. payable out Of
6 The following amounts were allowos
Supervisors, for their services: VIM W'Ted II to the
S55; s. Is. Woodin, $40 SO; VIM. Duck % H. orias.ttOu,
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

KlLLEp.--On Monday last, G. b. Lowe
the Assessor Of Sutter county, was shot dead
by Gregoire Kramer, in that county, about
one mile and half above Knights Landing
Ferry. They quarreled about piece of
land.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

EE- Gov. Weller has removed from Sac
ramento to his farm in Alemeda county,
known as the "Lewelling Estate" 1t is said
to be a finely improved property.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

WI EE Chas. SeAens, p. M. at Dutch Flat,
will accept our thanks for copy OF recent
publication containing list OF all the Post
Offices in the United State. 1t is valuable
reference.
ssON THE INcREAsE.--We are indebted to
numerous friends "up country" for assisting
us IN considerably increas ng our subscription
list. The Presidential campaign is coming
on ana every Democrat in the county should
have the Herald Send on your names, and
subscribe.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

VINEYARDS IN DEMAND.-1he Los Ange-
les Star learns that gentleman Of that city
received by recent mail letter from rea-
BILE parties at Washington, inquiring if a
tract fland, embodying, fifty thousand acres
in one parcel, could be purchased in that
vicinity, suitable for vineyard purposes. A
company Of capitalists have agreed to asso-
ciate for the purpose Of planting vineyard
there of that size, if sufficient body of land
can be found.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

OVERLAND TELEGRAPH.-Senator Gwin
has introduced bill in the Senate OF the
United States, to facilitate telegraphie COM
municaton between the Atlantic and Pacific
coasts.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

A Lone LINE OF WIRE.-On Monday last
the telegraph wires from Yreka to Fresno,
distance of 700 miles, were put in connection
and worked to a charm.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

EN- The Cincinnati Gazette, n leading
Republican paper of the West, says WIN. Il.
Seward is not the man for the Republican
party as President, but suggests Judge Me-
Lean, of Ohio, as more conservative, and less
Objectionable.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

EMlGRANr RoAp.-Some of the citizens of
Dutch Flat, are talking about building a
road from that place to Washoe Valley.
The route is said to be an easy one, and will
not cost over $4,000, judciously expended
in its construction.
The Placer herald., 1860-02-11

A physician in Louisville has discovered
that by living principally on buttermilk, a
human being may prolong existence to the
period of two hundred years. Bring along
your buttermilk. f1, l.lslf.