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The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

mento for many year is the case of M =
Brannigan and Miss Edith Mitchell. Of
course you and your readers have read of the
foul proceedings, and are shocked and dis
gusted at the course pursued by Mike. But
there are always two sides to all stories.-
Perhaps it is enough for me to say Of
this modest lady, after all her punishment,
went upon the stage the Monday evening
following the tragedy Qhe rape charged oc-
Cured on Sunday night and played to full
and gaping audience! And strange to say,
large numbers of the ladies of Sacramento
turned out to witness the genius Of the great
tragedenne Her performances at the Me-
tropolitan are a success and the female au-
dience increases nightly. So goes the world
What will be done with poor Mike, | cannot
conjecture; but cannot he'll thinking he
ought to have his per centage of the profits.
The woman is An excellent actress, nothwith.
standing her bad luck. Yours truly,
MORE ANON
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.

Resolved, That the Democracy o! California in
dorse and reaffirm the principles and doctrines
contained in the Cincinnati Platform and that
adopted at the National Convention held at
Bali mOre in lS60-the same being sound eX-
position of the Constitution of the United States
and the rights of the several States under the
same.
Resolved That the Kentucky and Virginia
resolutions of 1898, referred to and approved by
us in the Cincinnati platform. and affirmed by
our first resolution. not construed by us rs de-
caratory OF the right of SECESSION or any other
pc cic mode of redress.
Resolved, That we are opposed to the employ
ment of force by the General Government against
the seeded States for the purpose OF compelling
obedience and submission to Federal authority.
Resolred. That we are in favor Of the preserva-
ton of the Union upon Constitutional guarantees
which will he acceptable to both sections of the
Confederacy; but if that desirable consummation
be impossible, then are in favor OF the re-
cogntlon of the independence OF the Confederate
States and Il treaty Of amty and pence between
them and the United States Government. as the
only alternative which will terminate the hor-
rors of civil war and bring back peace and hap
pness to our distracted country.
Resolved, That it is the duly Of the State of
California. as member of the Union. to yield
obedience to all constitutional Act of Congress,
and to ali constitutional and legal acts of the
Federal Executive.
RESOLVED, That the President of the United
States has been guilty Of violation of the Con-
stitution, and usurpaton Of power, in borrow
ing and approprating money raising armies and
increasing the navy without the authority of
Congress- and that such acts are dangerous to
liberty, and tend to convert the Government into
a military despotism.
Resolved. That We are opposed to the tariff
passed by the late Congress, known as the Morrill,
Tariff and that we here reiterate the doctrine OF
the Democratic party-in favor of free trade and
in opposition to any tariff which looks to the
protection of particular interests at the expense
of others. and that the principle here enunciated
is of more Importance to the people of the Pa
cifc States and Territories than to any other por
tion of the Union.
RESOLVED That we recognize the plan Of set
Element proposed by the Hon. John j. Crittenden,
of Kentucky, in t Senate of the United States.
as being patriotic and just to all sections Of the
Union and it should have been adopted as a set
Element of the difficulties existing between the
contending sections.
Resolved. That the speedy construction of
Pacific Railroad is national necessity; and that
the Democracy of California earnestly urge the
use of the public money in aid of such work, in
stead of the prosecution Of a war for the suAu-
CATION of the seeded States.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Cry Bovine SALooN.-Attentlon IL
called to the advertisement Of Messrs. Sher
man & Gardner, who have recently taken
the City Bowling Saloon, on J. street, be-
tween second and third, Sacramento. Tom
Sherman and Ned Gardner, are Placer coun
ty boys, and they are DESTROYS that their old
acquaintance give them call when in the
city, as they keep an excellent bar, and
bowling. alleys not surpassed in the State
Remember the place, and give them call.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

DouBrFuL.-It is said that Leland Stan
ford, nominee for Governor, has authorized
the Republican State Central Committee to
draw on him for $40 900, to publish docu
ments, and supply other sinews of political
warfare in The coming State canvass.
There is no doubt the Republicans will use
money freely to carry the election, but they
will hardly tax candidates in any such
amounts as the above
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29


QUINN SAVERS" Last season, when
Democrats everywhere were warning the
people that the success OF the Republican
party and their principles would endanger
the existence of the Union, the Republican
orators aud presses, applied to them in de-
rision the name of Union Savers" In their
opinion man who expressed anxiety for the
perpetuity of the Union was fit subject
for mockery and ridicule. But now that
dissolution has Gene, this same party is sud,
denly converted into a band of .Union Sal
vers," and call upon every citizen to aid
them in restoring the iUnion, by the sword,
bv fire confscation, and the emancipation Of
slaves. To aid them to bring back the
South by beating out the brains and blood
of that people. To make the South love
US and the Union by chastsing them TO
death. Oh practical and humane law
givers vel
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

There is too much truth in the following
little extract "How often does it happen
that elevation to political position spoils a
man! Put him in Jonah, he comes out Ju.
das. He enters as respectable merchant,
or lawyer, or farmer, and comes out poll
tician by profession, and thimblerigger by
practice,
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

LEcruRE.-Rev. T. Starr King lectured
in this place on Thursday evening for the
benefits of Eureka Lodge, F. & A. NJ. Sub
iect Battle Of Lexington" The Reverend
gentleman was listened to by large audi
epCe,
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

EASTERN PApERs.-Mr. Hazel, Of the
news depot, has furnished us with the latest
numbers Of Harper's Pictorial, Godey's
Lady's Book, New York and Boston papers,
for all of which we return thanks. He has
all of the latest periodicals and journals of
the East for sale at his store
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

re- The Dutch Flat Enquirer says that
owing to the great improvement on roads III
that Township that teamsters can reach
Dutch Flat with as heavy freights as they
can draw out OF Sacramento; and that the
prices of up freights between the two pla-
ces are IL and 10 cents per Id.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

PEAcHEs-We have received from Miles
Furnss, this week, ripe PEACHES, the product
of Miler's garden, near Rat,lesnake-being
the first ripe fruit of the kind we have seen
or heard of this season. The first fruit of
the season can always be had at Miles res
taurant. on Commercial street.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
M ARRIED.

At Cox's Ranch. Placer county. on MONDAY
June oath, by Rev. N. r. Peck, Mr. PAUL ooA' "
Mrs - LAMB. all of this county.
At Marysvile on Sunday, June 23d' by N.Y. N.Y..
VIM. J. Maclay. Mr.. THOMAS D. SPAFFoRD 10 miss
EIvINA BARNES, both of Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson has written a
letter denying that he used the expression 81
would, if necessary, wipe the South from
the face of the EARTH"
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
For the Placer Herald.
Temperance Meeting.

The friends of Temperance, and the foes, too,
if there are any SUCH will please take notice,
that Rev. james A. Davidson. formerly zone of
the b'hoys" but now an ordained minister of the
Baptist Church. and Grand Lecturer Of Sons of
Temperance and an accredited member of the
Order of Good Templars, will lecture in Placer
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
NOTICE TO CRED1TOho'
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

COUNTY OF PLACER.
In the County Court of said county
NORRIS SHAWL Us. HIS CREDIToRs'
nURSUANT to on order made oy Wv. !ne county,
H. Vandecar County Judge OF salG io oJnti'
the creditors Of Morris Shawl and an appear be-
debtor are hereby notified to be anu at the Court
fore the said Judge at Chambers a. sth day Of
House in Auburn, on Monday, the 9 ~ Of f." said
August A. D. lsS at 10 ao S' tSsy CA why as
nny 70 Of pod o ot should be gantoo
and anSyhh he be discharged from his debts pur'u''
law. :. Tho mean time
ali p4sess snss ss . a;' s s e, e nd ys
except expressly d By hs s'1 placer Herald
a newspaper published in this county .W,oust A. D.
days, prior TO the said 5th day of A0su'' ..
i00A' Given under my hand anu If 'I June
-, said Court, this 22d DAY u
- T. p, 'i SSrnr s ssss'sss' :;.
June 29tb, IS6l.-4w
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

pH- The Douglas Convention of Sacra-
mento county voted all day on Thursday to
nominate candidate for Sheriff without sue
cess. At that rate the Convention will last
a week or ten days.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
To the Stockholders of the Sacra"ie"'''
Placer and Nevada Railroad COMPANY

TIE Stockholders Of the Sacramento laJrr
| and Nevada Railroad Company. are I ,er;o3
notified that the Board of Directors have les'e %
an assessment Of ten per cent upon the stock Of
said Company. payable on or before the hrss u"i
of July, 1851, to John @. Jackson, Treasurer Y"
the office of Wells Fargo 4 Co., at Auoarl'
By order of the Board Of D ,iTgIrmE11,
~ Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

SACR.4.ME.N TO,
SHERMAN & GARDNER, Proprie'o'''
VUVHE citizens of Auburn and flac ceo named named
generally. are notified that the aOoH We. I been
popular Bowling Alley and Saloon hat b'I they
leased by Sherman Il Gardner, snu =, all times,
would be pleased to see their rlenus iii always be
The choicest Wines and Liquors wiz
found at this place Of recrea'lon'
June 29th 1S6l.-lm ------
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
Roman Catholicism and Slavery both to b,
Destroyed.

DcStrOyeOs
The New York Day Book quotes the fol-
lowing from the New York Times:
"Like Poppery, slavery is incompatible
with the spirit of the age; or, in other
words, with liberty and civilization. Their
progress IS at an end, and fate or Providence
seems to have doomed them to speedy >des
huction by the folly of their devotees"
The Day Book, commenting on this para
graph, expresses the same opinion we have
ourselves maintained, that
after civil freedom is destroyed by the
monarchical, Puritanical, anti republican
party, it will, doubtless, turn its attention to
:be overthrow of religious freedom. 1t tried
to get up crusade against Catholicism a few
years since, and in New England penetra.
ted converts with Hiss Committees, &C.;
but its onward progress was CALAMITY met
10y Old Virginia, and with the true Demo-
cratic instincts Of equal rights, she con.
quered the destroyer. She fought and gain
ed one of the most important battles for
equal rights of this century, and she fought
it for the North, which had been overrnn by
the pAstilent heresy of Know Nothingism
The return she gets for it is the invasion of
her soil by the very men whom she most
served"
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

DAILY OVERLAND MAIL-The daily
Overland Mail service commences from PA
cerville ON Monday. The Pony Express as
heretofore, will run semi weekly. The charg-
es for half ounce letters per Pony will be
one dollar.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

FOURTH OF July BALL.-lhe pro- rietor
Of the "Amercan Hotel" Mr.. Guiou, in
forms us that he has secured the Lafayette
Hall for dancing room for his Ball on tie
4th. 1t is large pleasant room well suited
to the purpose. The supper will be spread
in the dining room Of the "Amercan."
A number Of persons from distance
have signifed their intention to attend The
Bal-and a large gathering is anticipated.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

PRIMARY ELEcTIoNs.-The primary cleo
tons OF the Douglas party will be held in
this county to-day. The County Conven
ton will be held on Tuesday. Candidates
for Legislative nominations are actively can
wasting for support in the Convention.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

SLuIcE RoBBER SHOT. Mr. John Barker,
one Of the proprietors Of the Somerset
claim. a. Dutch Flat, Oh Saturday morning
last. shot a Chinaman who was in the act of
robbng lis sluices The Chinaman subse
quentlv died Of bis wounds.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Ty Ashtabula county Ohio, one Of the
M st popuOus counties in that State. and
the home of Joshua r. Giddings, has not
sent single company of soldiers to the war.
The county COVE Lincoln $500 votes. Those
voters "are soldiers in peace, citizens in wal"
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Ophir, Saturday Evening, .......J June 29th
Auburn. Sabbath evening. ....... g 30th
Forest Hill, Monday evening. July list
Todd's Valley, Tuesday evening". I'd
Michigan Bluffs. Wednesday evening, Sd
Yankee Jms, Thursday evening". 4th
Iowa Hill, Friday evening. ........ 5th
Dutch Flat, Saturday evening...... 9th
Chair to be taken each evening at O'Clock.
Friends of Truth and Temperance in each place
will please see to it that full arrangements are
made to secure q successful meeting. All ''hard
cases" are especially and affectonately invited
to attend They will not regret it.if they come.
Auburn, June 29th, 1861.
% Egg plants and cantelopes are now
L., tho Con Eron m arlcafs
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Ttg- "Sacramento' is the name of new
steamboat to be launched at San Francisco,
to be run as an opposition boat, in connec
ton with the Nevada" She is the prop
erty of Peter G. Donahue, the noted ma
chiuist
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
For GovERNoR.-A lively contest is going

on in the Douglas party among Guberuator-
ial candidates, In San Francisco and Sac
ramento, report gives Conness large ma
jority of the. delegates. The other candi-
dates are understood to be Gov. Downey
Eugene Casserly, and Maj. Bidwell. In
Placer county CONFESS has little or no
strength. In fact he is decidedly unpopular
with the Douglas leaders. The other three
candidates all have friends here-but our be-
lief is that a majority of the delegates sent
TO the State Convention will be favorable to
Bidwell.
Should Conness be nominated for any pc
sition on the State ticket, he will be extern
sively scratched in Placer.
FOURTH OF JuLY.-Throughou the State,
in every city and almost everp town prepsr-
atoms are being made to celebrate the ma
tional holiday In this county alone, there
will be celebrations in five towns, TO wit: Au-
burn, Dutch Flat, Iowa Hill, Forest Hill, and
Michigan Bluff.
As the one at Auburn will be the only
one in the lower portion of the county, il
is confidently expected that a large number
of persons will be present. All are cordil
ally invited 20 come.
Tsr Ashtabula county Ohio, one Of the
mt st populOus counties in that State and
the home of Joshua r.. Giddngs, has not
sent single company of soldiers 10 the war.
The county COVE Lincoln $500 votes. Those
voters care soldiers in peace, citizens in war; y
PRIMARY ELEcTIoNs.-The primary cleo
tons Of the Douglas party will be held in
this county to-day. The County Conven
ton will be held on Tuesday. Candidates
for Legislative nominations are actively can
wasting for support in the Convention.
FOURTH OF july BALL-The pro- retor
Of the "American Hotel" Mr.. Guiou, in
forms us that he has secured the Lafayette
Hall for a dancing room for bis Ball on tie
4th. 1t is large pleasant room well suited
to the purpose. The supper will be spread
in the dining room of the "American."
number Of persons from distance
have signifiel their intention to attend the
Ball-and large gathering is anticipated.
Tg- Sacramento" is the name of new
70 b,, loru.i,aI n. Sap EropniSrO
to be run as an opposition boat, in connec
ton with the "Nevada" She is the prop
ertv of Peter G.. Donahue, The noted ma
chuist.
SLuIcE RoBBER SHOT. - Mr. John Barker,
one Of the proprietors OF the Somerset
claim. a. Dutch Flat, Oh Saturday morning
last shot Chinaman who was in the act of
robbing his sluices. The Chinaman subse-
quentlv died Of bis wounds.
DAILY OVERLAND MAIL.-The daily
Overland Mail service commences from PA
ccrvIle on Monday. The Pony Express as
heretofore, will run semi weekly The charc-
es for half ounce letters per Pony will be
ana Ioll.r
Wv
p, ,cr, Cor~r,- Drpr Thu doh. of Pla,
Ger county at this date Is but Sl6 ,433 10.
No.. w o,,n,,, j., ,ho Soto ho :, crrao, ar
va Guy ~ Wv ~ .
small, show less indebtedness?
MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY TREASURY
NJ
OF PLACER COUNTY FOR THE MONT" ENDING JUNE
,a,.',.t oroo., o;..5 .,
Amount OF cash received lor county pur 40 orr 20
Az do do 10 State ASH 10
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

PLACER CouSrY DEBr-The deb. Of Pla
Ger county at this date is but sl6,433 10
Can any county in the State, be it great o.
small show less indeb. edness?
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

Amt cash on hand belonging to State 81 ,679 20
Amt of outstanding registered county
Z. NJ. BANVARD, Co. Treasurer.
June 10th, 1861.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29

MONTHLY STATEMENT OF THE COUNTY TREASURY
OF PLACER County FOR THE MONTH ENDING JUNE
BOTH, 1861
Amount of cash received for county pur
poses, SS,3l6 As
Amt do do. do State 1851 10
Tot,l o,,'t f,,, I'll co,roos IN 1877
The Placer herald., 1861-06-29
CITY BOWLING SALOON

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