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Shreveport daily news., 1861-10-23
On Milan st. opppsitc tie Iuruu-
HuL Iotcl.

~ '77''7M -: 777'7'777 0c 7777-
1uL Hotcl.
u NILE proprietor has been to great
Il expense to make this the most
desirable Stable in the city, it is con-
venient % the Steam boat lanLing.
Horses will be boarded by the day,
week or month, on the most rcaSuna-
bic terms. Persons visiting Shrcvc-
port or going to New Orleans. by
leaviu" their horses at this establish
nent, can rest assured that they viii
be well attended to. Only give him
II call and satisfy yourselves.
JOHN CALDWELL.
no ro-Iy
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
Court of Sessions.
T.. III. VANpECAR. Judge.

u. IL.
GRANT and S. f. JAMIsON. Associates.
Saturday, February 10TH 1861.
The People VS.. John Lloyd Jury returned
verdict of mot guilty" and the defendant was
discharged. .:o.o, -
Anson Tomlinson who has been convicted Of
Grand Larceny was sentenced to States Prison
for one year from the l1th day of February
The people VS.. Lopez Acquitted OF the charge
of passing counterfeit gold dust.
The People VS.. Wallace-Acquitted OF the
charge of passing counterfeit gold dust.
People vs. All Fung-Tried and jury discharg-
ed, and reset for trial.
The People VS.. Mccullough Sentenced to
States Prison for one year, for horse stealing.
The People VS.. VIM. Wilson Tried and con-
vcted of assault to do great bodily injuries
The People VS.. Simon Hale-Tried and acquit-
ted
The People VS.. j. L. Stone.-Tried and acquit-
ted.
Friday, Feb. 2lst.
The People VS.. All Fung-Jury returned YER
dici of guilty against defendant for attempt to
commit arson
The People VS.. VIM. Wison-Judge sentenced
defendant to pay S4OO, or in default to be i'm
prisoned in county Jail at the rate of two dollars
per day until paid.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

THE LECTURE of Rev. DR.. Peck, AS an
nounced last week, was delivered at the NJ.
E. Church on Thursday evening last, on the
subject of "1he Life Force of the American
System" The room was well filled with a
very attentive audience The point of the
Doctors discourse was: that God had from
the Creation through the advancing cycles
Of time set AZ art and prepared this CONT
nent for sup rior Government controll-
able by a superior people, through the
spirit Of Divinity, which was the life Force
fthe System. God had formed it for his own
purposes and he would still preserve it for
his spirit was The life Force of it. 1t was
not in the power Of "political demagogues"
to break it up.
At the close of the Lecture, the Choir
sung the following:
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

CALIFORNIA WINE IN CHINA, Captain
Breck, Of the ship Moonlight, Informs us
that a considerable amount of California
wine is now being consumed in the Chinese
ports, as summer drink among the resident
foreigners. The first used there was taken
thither by Capt Brecll himself as a present
to several merchants who voted it delight
fu beverage with ice. Alta.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

LAND Disputes AT THE BAy.-The rival
claimants of the land located on Lone
Mountain, near the Catholic and Lone Noun
Cemeteries, are having lively time of it,
Fences have been run in all directions over
the disputed territory, all of which will
probably result in multitude of ejectment
and counter eectment suits, to the great de-
lectation of briehess lawyers and money
making Court clerks. Call.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
Oregon Correspondence.
PORTLAND, Feb. lst 1861.

lOhlLAND, TcO. AoG lOOls
Messrs. Editors:-Since my last, nothing
has transpired worthy of note; the papers
are filed with news from the mines in the
north, (of Oregon and Washington and
secession in the South, which dose being SO
often repeated, but vcrifes the adage, that
"too much of good thing is good for moth
ing"
A slight fall of snow about two weeks
since, furnished an opportunity for my first
sleighrde since '52. Picture TO yourself
your correspondent seated in an extempore
sleigh filed with stair women and brave
men," amply provided with blankets Of home
manufacture, and with hot brick, not in
his hat, but at his feet,-"phansy'my phe-
links"
For amusements, we have theatricals con
certs etc almost nightly. Jas. Stark and
troupe have Just concluded an engagement
of six weeks: the "bloods" have cock-f fights
rat-killnC, and foot races, and an occasional
trough and tumble"
Mr.. Strong Of California, is now with us
endeavoring to raise funds 10 construct a
line Of telegraph from this city to Yreka
hope he may be successful, for we are now
twelve DAYS behind times. A Railroad is
also mooted to connect with the Pacific
Railroad, somewhere and sometime etc, if
the Union holds together. God grant it may!
but if, as fear, dissolution follows the pres
ent excitement, then, being free to choose
between North and South, hope California
and Oregon will embrace the latter.
PLACER
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

The origin of the triumphant HurraM
was in the primitive oriental idea that all
who died for their country went to heaven
the Scavonic word Hu raj, as all Of our
readers of course know, meaning, literally,
"to Paradise"
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

PRESIDENTIAL AppoINTMENT.-A private
letter to gentleman of this city, received
from Washington by Pony Express, states
that the Hon. John G. Burch has secured
the appointment of the son Of the Hon. J.
G.. Baldwin, Of the Supreme Co"rt Of this
State, to the Naval Academy, the young gen
tleman having penchant for the naval ser
vice of his country. 4AAd.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
Stamn Tax Unconstitutional.

BY the last Pony the news was received
that the Supreme Court had decided the
stamp tax of this State to be unconsiitu;lon
al. Upon receiving this information, the
Bulletin said:
This is a mcst important decision to our
commercial interests, and one which will
materially affect the finances of the State.
Amy, master of the ship Rather, was indie
ted in the Court of Sessions of San Fran
cisco for receiving shipment of treasure
on board his vessel, which was bound to
New York, without the payment of the
stamp tax required by the statute of Cali
fornia of the 29lh of April, 1857, and
without the bill of lading thereof having a
stamp The decision Of the Court of Ses-
sions was in favor of the law. A writ of er
ror was taken from that Court to the Su
preme Court of the United States, who
have Just pronounced the law of California
unconstitutional, and reversed the judgment
of the Court of Sessions
The Judgment Of the Court we presume
to have been founded on this clause OF the
Constitution, in Article one:
SEC. 10. No State shall without the con-
sent Of Congress, lay any imposts or duties
on imports or exports, except what may
be absolutely necessary for executing the in
specton laws; and the net produce OF all
duties and imports, laid by any State on
imports or exports, shall be for the use of
the Treasury of the United States; and al |
such laws shall be subject to the revision
and control # the Congress.
We have heretofore supposed the above
section to refer alone to imports and exports
from and to foreign countries. But the
Court decides otherwise, and the only chance
now for the State to save her Stamp Tax
Law is to obtain the consent Of Congress.
The law is one Of Importance to the re, enue
as it produces some Sl5o,o0o year; and
we think the consent OF Congress lhat the
State may pass such an Act could he OBJ
tained without difficulty. Sac. Union.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

The CRITrENDEN REsoLUTIoNs.-ln an
other column we pnbIish these resolutions.
They are we'll worth preserving for future
reference. We believe they will in part be
made a basis to heal the present political
troubles of the country.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

NE The people of the North are fast
being confirmed in the opinion that the ia
natcal doctrines of the Abolitionists will
not do for the peace and harmony of the
Union. And rs zone extreme follows anolh-
err" they have taken to mobbing Abolition
Lectures instead of worshipping them.
Recently Henry Ward Beecher was egged
at New Haven; Wendell Phillips is not per-
mitted to speak unprotected in Boston.
ii. Ford Douglas, Agent of the Massachu-
setts Anti Slavery Society, is hooted out of
Lancaster, Mass, and Susan B. Anthony is
mobbed at Rochester, and can't, for any
consideration, obtain hall in Albany!
The next thing to see done is the abol-
ishing OF the underground roads.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
NOTICE.

,Mandel ~ Co., of Gold Hill, hereby request
those indebted to them to pay up their accounts
and save costs.
February 23rd, 1S6l-2t*
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, FEBRUARY, %, 1851.
Great Bargains.

Mr.. Van Mater, has just received new supply
of Goods. and will sill them lower than can be
had in the market. He is selling his goods III
greatly reduced prices
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
re- The Gift Entertainment y

EB- The Gift Entertainment was crowded
on Tuesday evening last. Oar worthy
Postmaster held the lucky number for the
frs: prize. Bob is sound on the ''time ques.
tion," having drawn $500 watch about a
year ago. Several ''hardened Sinners drew
Bibles
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

For total amount of cash collected
and accounted for to Auditor rs
per receipts given. ............
For delinquent list returned amount
uncollected, value S6l,772. .....
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
PROPERTY TAX OF 1850.

PROPERTY TAX OF ISOU.
To duplicate assessment roll rccciv-
ed Of Auditor, value S2.767 100 90
To supplemental roll $3l2.S9l co..
To s per cent collected after Sd
Monday in October. 1860 $3.50.
To amount of costs on account of the
delinquent list, paid in .......
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

EH Although McDougall got IA votes as
the Douglas caucus nominee for U. S. Sena
tor, his stock has gone down 33 per cent,
below par says the Sacramento NeWs.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

FAlLuRE.-We learn that Jackson Il Nc
Comb, the grain dealers Of Suisun, have
failed for $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

SUNSHINE AGAIN.-After stormy wee!
the weather moderated yesterday, and th
SUN made its appearance again.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

EF- Master John Geran, paper folder fol
the State Senate, will accept our thanks fol
documents sent us.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

For amount of cash received and
accounted for as per Auditors re-
ceipts Oh file. ...........
For errors in duplicate, and amount
deducted by order of Supervisors
For delinquent list returned rs un-
collected February 9th, 1860. -.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

Rev. T. Starr King is engaged to lecture
at Marysville on the 26th and 2Sth instant,
for the benefit Of the Odd Fellows Hall in
that city.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

MARE IsLAND.-The two sections of the
floating dock which were broken down bv
II. B. N. ship Termaganr, some months
since, at Mare Island Navy Yard, were sue
cessfully raised and restored to their proper
positions on the 18th inst The dock is
pow IN perfect working order
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

ERRoR.-The types last week, made us say that
Placer county has paid into the Treasury, since
the organization tf the State Government,
S282. .3O9, ,3O9 81. 1t she uld have been S2s2. .3O9
81.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

has arrived with l6S, 900 oranges, from the
Society Islands.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
NATIONAL ANTHEM.
God Save the Union.

Composed in honor of the day set apart January
4th. 1861, by President Buchanan, as day of
national fast and prayer, for the preservation
and peace of the Union.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
Collection in Placer County for the years
1859 and 1860.

1859 and 1860.
The following tables show the amount of reve-
nue. from property received by Collector Kimball
for the years named above:
PROPERTY TAX OF 1859.
To duplicate of assessment roll
received of Auditor S2,-
1856 ,667 90 ,.......... S62,O02,5 81
To supplemental roll S229,6Sl. 5,l67 50
To per cent collected after
Sd Monday in Oct and paid
County Treasurer. ......... 595 AZ
To amount collected on account
of delinquent list. .......... so 90
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
NOTICE

NUIlCE .od viii
Us HEREBY GIVEN, that the Stnte Shae' Land Office
apply to the ssard g" tn the End day tS. @
ary ar 'c' A. D. 1851 for final certificate ths to county seu
ing pieces of and-nl WITHIN Location eoa IS
Placer and State Of California so0th half Of section
swo s1 in A% township No. north r1nSS ssS a
east, east Mt. DiabIo Meridian containing ManG District
aiso location No. "a, Marysv,f!eo f!leeotional h" quarters
the northeast and northwesI aihu No. 10 nola
s ;ss'e; S %s & ) Doss ss!
an act passed April 2sd lsSs sssy requested to P
ay at ~S saS si sie paens ss ns % not
locations of said lands from Too'"'
his wife Eleanor Grider. ,urCHELL and
GEO. L. ANDhN''
Auburn. Dec. 29th, lS6O.-4w
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
COUNTY COURT
II. IL. VANDECAR. Judoo

E. II. VANDEoAR, Judge
p, JACOB Sterling VS.. His Creditors rsNsha2oth' 81 2oth'
fiacer county appointed Assignee. ''nerltf Of
caDao cameron pooons % vs. James P. Damo,o
1p N;on Thursday, Feb o.,
ment for Plaintiff for 5000 intarana aannaaier-Judg
of suit. es'' and costs
s IL. Meeker Il Co. VS.. Adam Smith 80
Judgment for plaintiffs for S65 rs, with With y. Co
and costs. -'' win Interest
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

Postm aster General Holt advocates the
suspension of the Buttertield Overland con-
tract,
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

Fort Point has been occupied by com
pany Of troops from the Preside. Fort
Alcatraz is occupied by one company of ar
tilery. The occupation Of Fort Point was
no. ordered as an extraordinary ppecaution,
but because the works are now e.. r., ~ %
be carrsoned
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
H'ords and Music By p. S. Gilmore

H'ords and Music By p s. Gilmore.
God save our UniOn
God save our land!
From all disunion
Keep heart and hand.
True to our nation,
True unto Thee,
Lord OF Creation
Help us to be-
Father Immortal,
Our Sentinel,
Stand at the portal,
Guard our land well:
Bless us with reason
Peace to maintNin,-
Danish all treason
From our domain.
Calm all commotion
That may arise
Increase devotion.
Strengthen our ties
Bind in communion
One mighty band
GOD SAVE OUR UNION!
GOD SAVE OUR LAND
The "Star Spangled Banner" was the
called for and sang, when the audience di'
persed to their homes.
We learn there are two more Lectures t
ha Uiven IN comnlata the series
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
BIRTH.

BIRTH.
At Beal,s Bar, Placer county, February ,os
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
MARRIED.

At Iowa Hill, February 10th, at the ro.,,
of Mr.. Ladd, by Rev. J. Maclay, r. J Csvslaence
OF Mercer; Maine to Miss M. T. Brace oV%AHss os INC
shall, Michigan. ''c' Oh MAJ
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23

UNIoN.-Ihe Breckenridge members of
the Legislature and twelve of the Douglas
members who have got sick of being in bad
company, met in the Assembly chamber on
Tuesday last and passed resolutions in favor
of uniting the "two wings Of the Democratic
party" So far as the expression is concern
ed it is we'll enough, and with the Douglas
gentlemen who composed part Of the eau
Gus, right enough, for we believe they we're
good Democrats previous to the split at
Charleston, and gave the National Admins
tration their hearty support, and therefore
we could cordially act with them. But if it
is the intention to extend the invitation to
all the old Anti Lecomptonites, and their
traitorous leaders, ,-Conness, Curry. McKib-
ben, and a host Of Others like them-we
here enter our protest. Let them 60 to
where they belong-the Republican ranks
the Democracy have no use for them, and
are able to get along and triumph without
any assistance to the Democracy upon their
part.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-23
PHOTOGRAPHIC.

TTHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave tC
l. inform the citizens Of Auburn and vicinity
that he has procured the
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Trial Of Scales.

We have seen a statement ofthe recent
Off cial trialin one Of the principal coun-
ties in this State, of twenty-five Grain
and stock scales. The. We're he nrdin-
arv ont door wagon >cales anI were
tested ius, ~ they were found II com
lnen ese, thus making il ono III the hes,
possible practical tests
sixteen Of them we're 81 Fairbanks
make, ana nine of Stioas 9ther kinds,
including some which haro lately been
e'aimelas superior 10 Faitbafks Fhe
roault showed ! remarkable desre, q
acen46y in those of Fairbanks mahe.
Mn! aIf Others were condemned ~ aat
Sufficiently eocaIate ter use The im.
panaaee ~ this tact Willie appreciated
without comment Vie publish i H..
cause i Is ona il winch ihe public Mt
Interested. Chicago 2t.ijene
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
DIR. D. X. WEIR.

sens Of Toledo and vicinity, that he is perma-
nently located in this place, offers hisservices
as Practitioner Of the German, French Span
ish mode Of medical treatment, 50 successfully
practccd of late In France, Spain and america.
He not only ascertains the nature Of disease,
as formerly prac,iced by physicians, but passes
on and discovers the cause, however intricate
he disease may be. Those living at distance
and unable to visit him, can be treated by
sending him clear viAl full Of their morning
urine, from which the disease will 30 asccr-
taincd Female complaints in all thir various
forms treated carefully and confdentially.
aud efice one door South Of the people
Store p < WEIR
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

f'ht Lahi Hsbs,r s. Go. Machines are q
Of the most substantial make and elegant q
finish, are strong, reliable, simple in con-
structicn, easily operated by novice, and
with ordinary care will run for year, with i
out the annoying expense Of repairing al -
ways incurred OF the cheaper, less reliable =
and more complicated machines. r,
There is no instrument in uso fer sow
ing, capable Of doing a greater variety Of f.
work than these machines; with the cele- -
bratcd WHEEL rEED they will handle tn4 Z
finest muslin, the heaviest broadcloth, or n
will work in the thickest leather used by =.
shoemakcIs, or carriage trimmers. They q
will also run over seams and gathers with
the same facility ns over plain work. The
stitch made by them il from TWO THREADS.
and is the most appr"ved and desirable in ~
use; is ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES or rHE FABRIC -
leaving no ridge on tho under side to wear -
out and loosen the work, decided fault z
with all loop OF chain stitch machines.
The needles are not curved and liable q
10 break, but are straight and have q per- 9
pendicular motion, which is absolutely
necessary TO adapt the machire to all
sorts Of work. They will bind with :.
binder and hem with n hemmcr; will stitch =
fell and gather; are fully licensed under =
"HOWE Sen TENDEDPATENT,' and are =
free from all arrangements. During seven q
years Of us III. ~ have won the enviable
reputation Of being "thc best family aud -
manvt featuring machines in TIC eo'snEy.' We -
have numerous testimonials; read a short n
and comprehensive one from the
Navy Office, Washington, Aug. Il, 1857. q
Conference.-The Sewing Machine or !.
dered from 70, is safely At hand, and Mrs. p
~ is fully satisfied with it, Asan evidence =
Of its simplicity, Without directions or cx-
plantations she commenced working or It
after very short trial, aud has not expe. ..
enccd the east difficulty in its operation. =
| cheerfully give youmy testimonial in its 4
favor. -
am RESPECTFULLY your o'bt servant.
Lieut.. VIM L. MAUki.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
Next Thwir 3gm se e F!!eaut'fu'
OHIO II LLFOUNDER.

The Belifounder Horse owned and exhib-
tied at the Marshall and Tama County Fairs,
last fall, by Geo. w. Ferguson, will be found
at his residence at all times, miles south Of
lndiantown, on Raven Creek, and 4 miles
west Of McGees. Said horse is the same horse
imported into Ill. by Ex-Governor Bebb and
J. Z. Reynolds, OF the cost Of $4,000 He is
the sire Of more serviceable farm horses and
fast roadsters, and which demand higher pri-
ces than any other horse in the Western
States. lie is direct decendant of Imported
Bellfounder, who, even in his day. with imper-
feet training, trotted ls miles within an hour.
and was imported by James Boot, Esqr, Of
Boston, from England at ce,s Of more than
5000, and was The Celebrated Norfolk trott.
ing horse, Bellfounder;' Of "Nelocity," thor
ough-b,ed turf mare, got by Ilaphazard: Of
Lady .alport, got by Kambrinc, he by Import
ed Messenger, thorough bred Of Bet Sim
sleion, tine. and fast racer, got by Tormentor
he by Old Duroc, who also sired American
Eclipse; of Sally Burr, thorough bred race
;aare, WHO was sired by Old Sir Archie out Of
a mare by Imported Messenger; Of Lady Al
port, a Thoroughbred, that could ,rot her mile
in $50 without training; of Bet Singleton, a
fine AMI fast racer. Beilfounder Jr, the sire
Of Ohio Eellfounder was sired by Imported
Belltounder, aud once owned by Mr.. Rarey
father of the "liorse Tanner
Bellfound Jr. at years old, and not we'll
handled, trotted ond Long Island mile in-
side 245
The full chain Of his pedigree or blood can
be had al my residence.
The Ohio Be1lfoMnder stands for service al
my residence during the whole year.
Service $1,000 to ensure.
Whoever will show the best colt ont Of the
the at the Tama County Fair of ls6l, shall
have premium Of So; for lss2, S1O
A little time we'll spent to procure COOL
stock in the beginning, is far better than eals
spent upon poor stock.
GEORGE W. EERG ISON.
PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING GER
7lElCATE:
do hereby certify that the horse owned by
Geo. w. Ferguson, Of Greencasilc Township
Marshall county, is the horse formerly owned
by Ex-Governor Bebb Of Ohio, that said horse
was brought from the State Of Ohio and that
he has for several years, been the most popn-
lar foalgetter in Northern Illinois. ! would
say to farmers and others desirous Of raising
good horses, that they will find the stock Of
Mr.. Furgusons Bellfoundcr horse, all that
they may or can ask; being Of large size,
suitable for al work whether for the farm,
team, road or turf. believcsthe said horse
has sired more fast trotting horses than any
other horse now living.
lndiants WI, April 2o.h, 1860.
pLiINEAS HELM.
April ibis, N3-n24-tf.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
lShtlallelDhIM.

Bsnerolsat las,tution established Nv special En-
dormeat: for The Rs!,.t' q, the Sick and DIS
Ire. =. affected Nth Tiruient and Epidemic
Diseases, and especially for the Cure Of D.sea-
ses Of the SERIAL Orydas.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon, to all who apply by letter,
with description Of their condition. (ags, oc-
cupation, habits of i:fc, &c., and in cases Of
extreme poverty, Medicines furnished free Of
charge.
Valuable Reports on srermatorrhma, and
other Diseases Of the Sexual Organs, and on
the NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary, sent to the afflicted in sealed letter en-
velopes, free Of charge. Two or three Stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Addr ess, DR.. J. SkiAiu Houghtnn, Acting
Surgeon, Howar a Association, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of
the Directors. EZRA d. I,BARrwELL, n3Yly,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-09-19

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in favor Of the machine made BY lad Wej-
q .nr s Co., which from the moral and rslig-
"A ions character Of the writer's, We are salts
hea eoa never nave Teen 1n.sl' ,hs I'm
u nv. NV :aae .i - at..s rasnao,:n
a ieS'"'"' 'o.s :. ny &C.. .,s...I,.,,a,
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