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NnlinnnIArnorr.

b our special dispalhes We learn thal
tks Conmittee upon new National Armo-
y e hrst decided to locate L At Bloomfield,
Pc, but through the urgent representations
Of NeW York and New England men con-
cluaed TO locale it upon the Hudson River
e. b5zs paint In ude water. The naval de-
Po,s and other manufacturing establishments
Of TIE Government viii be distributed
amOnR tbs Western cities.
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NY. STOCK mARKKT-Feb. 1s.


STOCKS Ger orally better with fair business
Chicago & Rock Island 81 8 80; Cleveland Toledo
f314; Illinois Central scrip 81 10; Panama ll4;
Michigan Southern 2l5f; Erie preferred 574 TO-
New ork Central SIS; Pacific Mail 9914; Delaware
3 Hudson 95; American Gold l046s Chicago North
western lst bonds 42&; Michigan southern I'd bonds
20; Delaware, Gckaway Western lst bonds lo4i
New York Central 70 l05f; Ohio 90 'e6 93: Oalfor-
mia 7s S2 California large bonds 81 MissOur6 6s 42s
United States s. "a coupons 80.
rusSsl ~ T-Market q shade easier with q large
supply Of capit seeking inyes ment; call loans are
quoted at 5g6 y cent and strictly frst class paper
at 6a7 = cent 80
HTRRLING EKCHANGE-Firm With mod
erats business at Il54 ail5H for bankers bills.
a0LD-American in good demand at 4A44H 3
cent premium. California gold bars are quoted AZ
8n3h D cent premium
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The Very Reverend the Dean Of Csnter-
bury went skating not long ago in pond
near that city, but the ice being thin be
fell in up to his armpits. The Chronicle,
which reports the ecclesiastical submersion,
adds that "ths reverend gentleman Wss,
however, soon rescued end taken to a cot
tsge close by. A change Of clothing was
here obtained, and the dean soon made his
appearance again on the pond, enjoying
the fun Of the missdVenture which had
placed him in SO awkward position"
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CHIOAGO nIARKRT-Feb. 1a
lBK zEEHaRAPHsl

RLOUR-Market steady.
WHEAT Marker ~ higher; Ts87s1e for No. l;
72]f6T34c for No 2.
a0ER-Mark q shade hetter.
HESS PsbRA-Limi-ed inquiry. Sales at s., 80.
HOGS-Dresssd So hishers E2,6592,85. Live mar
ket a shade better; S2y20E126a.
REDEIFT'A-2,sUO bbls dSur; 1900 bush wheat;
900 bus corn: 100 live hogs; ), en- dressed
XCHANGE-Unehang,d. Gold 4945f . cent
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KnIEs HORsEs AT WHoEEsALE.-Out Of
l6s horses which were shipped at Boston on
the ship Black Prince, destined for General
BudsFs forcs st Ship Island, lat were killed
and thrown overheard, in consequence Of tbe
outragsously insufficient manner in which
thsy were slowed on board. They were all
fne. selected horses, costing about $500 each.
s1eh slaughter Is inexcusable.
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Elr, oordon's Lslrer > pbsrIa Craw.
GHEaIFF's OFFgoR.

&HEaIFFa OEFsCE, 4
Cleveland, O, Feb. Is, 'e2. /
RDTToRn LsADre In your columns oi
sbe l2a Inst, appeared q letter ffOn Gee.
2. Davenport a prisoner In jail, relating to
bic escape on Friday the 7lh inst. Accom-
Panying please and letter from Rev. Geo.
Gordon, another prisoner, directed to me, ia
regsrd to the samo matter, the publication
Of which by you Will Oblige not only me bat
presume Jour readers generally.
Respectfully Yours,
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TN CHIvALnR JoKETH.-Chivaiier Wy
Roa has been confined in the guard house
Of ths Capital for contempt Of Congress-
Ehe ehivalier remarked that this was q
kindof Capital punishmsut be had not an
tlsiPated. A AfsE days OF weeks there will
d him good. s -
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Secretary stanton upOn Cen. Stone.

The correspondent Of the New York Even.
ing Post in speaking Of the charges under
which Gen. Stone was arrested, says that
Secretary Stanton remarked q day or two
Sines: 81 win permit no man to remain in
command Of g division fths army who will
sit still and see an enemy plant guns upon
the forti6cations which he has erected with.
in command of the Federal army.
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sfa1R Am opEtnrFTAI, PBTNTIaa.

PEAIR AND OBEAhEETAL PRIETIHa.
~ PiaiR lnd osnsmguui Ezinting e eysrI St.
EE6nrn Oflca on the latest nrrofee ana most AVN
$50 Pr1sa ~ thd best ltyiei on ehort NOTES, and
klank WoTk, Efegy da-cliEron oi hlneiaE dolei
1sFs1iaiiy Hank Hooks, Ledfora @ournali, bAiei
n11l-7 isa1rfrinr Horth. ~, -,
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or. Louis Correspondents n. Y. Evening Post
Il is Understood that General Hallsck has
organised plan By which be hopes 70 take
Columbus with little loss Of lie, at least on
OEr side, and that be believes both the she'll
Ing and TIE starving ont Of itG defsnces en-
tirsly feasible. The advance Of the expsdi-
ton 70 ~ AenEy was part Of his programme,
a1d The remaindet viii promptly be carried
rat
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BOARDING.
FUBNI0HED ROOMS { BOAR
PAINTINGI

EQR NICE PAINTING. 60 10
I That lErsash EfHITE EIRO has oons. JuIt ths
Elsht thing ioF PAintsu and inside Eorf Of ever
SSzSSEs Ne. "a HOFEHAH's BLOCK,
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-AMlSfMERIS.
CLEVELAND
N6TTNG PHRE

AATING PAR
This Park. which viii be opened 70 visitors on
MON OAY. snuery sth, 1861, has An area of about
tsenty AeFes Y loeatsa en osltEal IEael ileeE -
vii b Via Seneca street ana ths seneca street AID
konieon Brlidgel, and The e tEsncs gate g tha
BULLS AND REgULATIOEs.
l. The control Of the Park VIII bs in the hahds Of
the Proprietorg aud Superiptsndsnf, and twelve
gentlemen Of the oitg, mostly heads Of families and
lnos 70 regulations and preserve strist 0Fl4r SD
q. Gsms Of au kind 9ill b prohibited. except
Whoa pfc PER proVisiohs are made lor hem. ~
ilqighs, ropes oE Polea VII e allowed qn he ioe,
except such - are Furnished b the supefintendsns
3. any Psnoh who WlIiall5 crates di.tut bancs
IN the Park, Or in any way eonduct9 ktmseli IN 3
manner unbeo1Ringa glntlsnan, VII b s4pell-d
i1nd 70 ali saoE psfSo1s thsiF sabseTibi nOnsy
PRO Tsta and esn,ei shelf tieksts. 49, .-L...a.
dIhtaIy Complied With.
8. Ticksis net trans israbls. All persons yin b
miftanee % the Park. AZ sieAets ars Transferred
they will Be- cancelled.
Tickets Will Be issued % gentle nen at SO saeh 20
the winter an,ganyi9S The ticAsts viii be
Der lamiiy, (seIv .nts accepteol, Who viii be ad-
mftted at az lines Whsn the Park Is open GeDtls-
SiSs s0Sps II ss@ Isf e s @ ,o q hs
any PRISON, non resident Of ths city y being -
poclaily UNDERWOOD E1at any rcr1ou INTRODUCING
visitor will b responsible for his or Aer dsportmsn
= seassn tickets vIIl bs Is follows, =.
Tickets admitting eentleman ahd Lady..-.....l5 q
4ee eentlomsn.--.------.....---z-y, 3 o
s s.syyTS-s,5s..,--i5;i-;,-;:5--;;5;;5--.,:-:,.:
eiiis 0A9s' = '1 u - =. / !
Single admiIHioa for Skatar1 -........- 2
Spectators VIII Be admitted but nos aneWed :
1 akats-I0 cents. ct -l tll a
i 8. Genil' men holding SEASON Tickets VIII be ai
loEfd 70 introduce nou-resident5 Of the city upo
paying . eenT1 for esch admission % the p-rson 8
/ inLroduced; the party usnht tng the introductioi
being rssgonJibls for the dsportmont Of the part
1 introduced.
i 3. 30 Bkat nR on Sunday. -r
Il When the inq Is 10 good condition nag VIII b
L raised At the ekGtinE rark.
/ All tickets sOid subject 70 the above regula
tons, and such ether N e. as the Proprietor nay
fIom time 70 time, see nt 70 adOut.
| Tickets car. be procured OF d. Horton, Buperin
tenjent, at the ofDes o. ths Park, from O'Clock n
l the morning tia IN the evening.
/ 8. 9. STONE, Proprietor.
/ D. HoRToE, euperintendrnt.
OlsVelAnd, Jan. T. lasS-sT
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DJED.

DJRD.
Fsbruary 18Th, MATILDA A.. Eifs Of B. L. Span
glers aged 81 years. m
Funeral from the late residence, IO6 Bond street,
this (Frfday) afternoon at o'clock.
On Tuesday morning, February Ilth, HARRIET
PEseE, wIfs Of Trad Kelley, aged 81 years and 4
months H7-.7
Mrs. Keliey was Of OleI Glands very Oldest in
habi,ants, havIRg been resident here since 1915 =
Her many estimAble Quslite Of head and heart will
be long remembered By wide circle Of relatives and
friends
Should we Of Natures laws complaint
~ that VIII ,eh ends all care all paint
Which lets ths encumbsr'd spirit dg
To life and Immortality
Funeral from the residence, on Euclid street. this
(Friday) morning at lO1k O'Clock.
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l1eat every afternoo= at O'Clock Aa Even
sls Leader celtaiatnF al thp latest utwE ap @
l1ftluls rhe EFsEiug Leader Win contain ali
Sc teicFfaphsc neNa rcoeivod In the dag tine,
I'D 4 = complete pHper In Itself huoecrtoer n
an b furnished with lhs morning q evening
tditiol az the nns price Viz, i've dollars q
YeaF, o. dfty ccuu PEI month. NeWn Agents fur-
niahaa at 81 - per 100 copies
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MISCELLANEOUS.

OFTIor or rHE ConlERo1AL MUTUAL INs. Co, I.
Cleveland, FebruTy 3, IS62.
NOTICE-THEA ANNUAL EEEC-
IN TIOd for the choice n Trustees Of this Con
Cleveland, on tho ssh inst. The Poll will at
O'Clock r n. At the same time ThTe1 Inspectors
Of the succeeding Annual Eleeti6n viii Be chosen.
GRO. A. TlsDALE,
iehs.l1s SaorstaFg.
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CO-PARTNERSHIP.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES:

SlaO w 6IlB m6B LII
NATIVE WINES-CATAWBA,
a Isabella and uurrsnt-puTe AID reliable for
E a. PALMER, Druggist,
COR HIie and Pros pect Sta
NIUER VINEGAR, GOOD AND
~ Strong Or sale By 7. A; PAJMER;
THE CELEBRATED O0NsTI-
Il tuition WUter. for ell iseases Of the Ki ,neys.
Agent for olevslsBd.
SWEDISH LEECHES, FRESH
~ and lively, juBr received b. &.
Cor. Enc snd PTos5eos sts.
A FRESH LOT STEWARDS
IA Choiee OAnOisI, just roOeiyed b.
4. A. PALMER,
Cor E-ie q Prospect SIS.
OUT OF OUR LINHI
--.--.-
RREEMAN & KELLOGG
Have two Barrels of
OLD BOURBON WHISKY
which they will cell for Family or Medicinal purge.
Sssonly, at Sl,5O y gallon. tG -
iansl n7sUPERIOR STREET.
II UMPHREY'S HOMEOPATHIC
Rem RsssIm@aies, At O. }. KEnLER's, No. q south
G0AL OIL LAMPS, CHIMNEYS
and WickS, on Cans and Shades, ct No. a7 Pub
A LII KINDS OF FAMILY MED.
N 1CIHES can be found at the Eclectic Drug
store, No. g south aids Public Square Ssp2s
pOTANlO Il ECLECTIC MEDI-
i QIn Is that are fresh, at Wholesale and retail
q o '. kEELER'5. south side Public Square.
TWO HUNDRED BBLs CARBON
Il OIL for sale at less than manufacturers pricss
Successor TO VIM. Fiske,
deo2 ll9 Superior St
TO COAL OIL REFINERS-
J. GEEFLEHEE: ! have an article for rendering
Gil Barrels proof against Leakage, that ig cheaper
snd much more convenient to uSo than Glue lor
that purpose- g. W. OLABK. Il9 1Eerior 81
DENTON BROTHERS,-
RH0LESALE DRUGGISTS
20 i've .sli iI w6oa:sis only. TE4ND' y
600 BBLS, REFINED CARBON
0OO OIL-Warrsntsd frst rate burning OiI.-
Price by single barrel low as the lowest, Special
uesount 70 FSsties DuyIng nVe Dds at one time.
BENTON BaOTHERS,
ooh -..L. ls5 Superior Bt.
OIL VITRIOL, ca AUSTIC, SODA,
" Soda Ash and SalGoda. Goal on RshnerB and
SOAP Makers please call.
BENTON BBOTBERS,
ootl lSs Superior st.
CARBON OIL AT WHOLESALE
~ and Retail-4O to 80 cents per gallon. A reas.
onable discount to these who buy 70 sell again. at
Q. J. KEEbER's, No. % south side Public Square.
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We publish below, BY request of Mr..
Gordon, the following statement, alluded
70 in the above.
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This Park, which viii be opened 70 visitors on
GON DAY. tnuary Sch, 1851, has area % about
tNent7 aeresr q located On oeltTal Tract lieer ~
loot 0f Ohio street The main approach thefgo1
viii b via ssnsea street and ths seneca street and
o5esa !, B,r1iSgs., a1a he e srsnes gats g M
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Prices AT THE SALMON RIVER MINEs.-A
letter from Lewiston, on the way to the Sal
mon river mines, from an old resident of
this city to business firm here, says:
"Whiskey is five to seven and brandy
eight to fifteen dollars per gallon here, and
not fit to drink at that. There are quite a
number of old Sacramentans here. Provi-
sions of all kinds are worth one dollar a
round in the mines. Here bacon is worth
35 cents, -four 80, beans 80, sugar 33, coffee
IS, tea Is, potatoes 33 (but few in market, }
fresh beef 33, board fifteen to twenty dollars
per week." Sac Bee
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County Court.
E. H. VAN DECAR, Judge.
Cot,,Io,, T.,o OH 1000

E. H. VAN DEcAR, Judge.
Saturday, June 9Th, 1862
J. W. Dickerson VS.. Schnabley & Welch-Ap-
peal dismissed at Plaintiff Is cost of this motion
Sl.00.
Monday. June 9th.
A. McGnnis VS.. His Creditors-Pettioner dis
charged from his debts and liabilities.
Morris Shawl VS.. His Creditors-Cause con-
tinued for the term.
S. F. Fulmer VS.. l.. L. Bullock Judgment for
Defendant for costs taxed at SAP 95.
Wednesday, June l1th.
James F. Cox vs.. His Creditors-Petitoner
discharged from his debts and liabilities, and two
horses and two sets of harness set aside for petit
toner
Eldridge Miles VS.. His Creditors--Petitoner
discharged from his debts and liabilities, and
homestead and personal property exempt from
execution set apart.
Thursday, June 18th.
G. o. Trask vs. I. Barns-Cause continued for
the term
G. O. Trask vs. P. Barnes ct al-Verdict OF
guilty found against Defendants, with damages
assessed at Sl.O0.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

THE REsToRAr1oN1srs.- are, saws
the Nevada Transcript, lot of tender-toed
who want the Union restored just as it was
before the war commenced.
When nation is forced into war her
policy should be to gain some substantial
advantage before it closes. What advantage
would result to the United States to have the
country restored to its former condition with
a thousand millions of dollars for US and our
posterity to pay for the crime Of others?
Let us progress If aoe destroy forever the
disturbing cause IN our government, a thou.
sand millions are we'll and cheaply expended.
Dutch Fiat Republican.
This comes from the spokesman of the
party, now 80 solictous to have democrats
unite with them to sustain the Administra'
ton, and with which, it is said, a goodly numl
Der of the members of the Doug LAST Conness-
Democratic Central Committee Of this coun.
ty we're inclined to carry the rank and file of
the party. They see no advantage "in re.
storing the country to its former condition."
and make no bones of denouncing as tender
toed those who want "the Union just as it
was before the war commenced" This is
exactly the position of secessionists. Itali.
cised (which is ours part in which the mig
ger becomes so prominent, shows their OBJ
ject in the war and what they want demo
Gratis to assist in. Pretty fellows, to talk
about the Union.
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sU M M ON S .

STATE GdsxoT OF C. CAbIFoRNIA' Il FOR IS.
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial D''fr'"
of said State.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALlFoRNlA' l."
JOHN LINDSEY AND JOSEPH LINDSEY. Gree1ihg:
VOU are hereby Summoned to answer tDe
Il complaint of Smith Il Hubbell in SAID Oout'
filed against you, within ten days from the sefV'ce
of this Writ. exclusive of the day OF service
served on you in this County, but if served Oh
you within said County, and within SAID Dis'rlG.
twenty days: and if served on you without s"lu
County and District, then in forty days from sucn
service, exclusive of the day of service III ae" "a
action commenced on the I'd day OF May, loo1,
in said Court This action is brought 70 recose'
Judgment against you for 1888 o. iol g1oHe' Se
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered oy
plaintiffs to Defendants at their special instanco
and request between the LIST day OF January,
1850, and the present time, together with cos:s
of snit and accruing interest. All OF whic! 10
more fully set forth in the original conPH',ntJ nJ
certified copy of which is herewith serveH t,rsd
to which YOU arc more particularly relerleu. y.
And you are hereby notified that II you ;s . iii
answer the complaint rs directed, fia!ns1 s9aa m
take judgment by default against you lor "'''
with interest and costs of snt,,or suit uonrv
IN WITNESS WHEREOr; l, neI,y ~.
H., cood;no Clerk of the Eleventh Ju-
IL diciol District Court aforesaid, ~
hereunto set my hand and impress 20
the Seal of said Court, at once eco %
Aubnrn this I'd day of May. Ioo|'
HENRY GOODING, Cierk'
Tuttle & Hillyer, Plffs Atty.
June 7th lS62.-4W
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coNsTARLE's SALE.

DY virtue OF an Execution: issueu ~ yrown,hip
D Sexton, Justice Of the Peace s;<,na OF "n the
No g. Placer county, State Of Oa'ioln" Ud to- me di.
25th day of January, A. D. leoz; % "f the State Of
California and against one House and LGs %slo. ls
sessed to John Wilson, on judgment 40 a9t % with
auent taxes of 1861, for $3.l5. COSTS ote Of ten
interest from date on judgment at the ru'0 seized,
per cent per annum, have ievied P"rr uPU", ut the
Court House, on ,oao
at the hour of one o'clock, M, all the t.; a'g"td snd
titc interest and claim Of the said party, in PiS p
to the following property lying and oe1nS in the
Ger county towi: one House and "f Maiu street,
town of Virginia the south side OF th mS ali and
adjoining Curtis Hotel, toge.ner w." ha,onring.
S'uso''' '"' "pp'' WILLIAM HORN;
Constable, Township no. z:
Virginia, May 2lst, 1s62,-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

SOOTHING AND BRACING There is no prepora.
tion in existence which has such soothing effect
in cases of nervous excitement rs
DR.. HosrETTER's STOMACH BIrrERs.
Although the fame Of this renowned invigorator
rests mainly on its astounding Of Dyspepsia,
Liver Complaint and intestinal disorders. it is
equally eficaciou in nervous complaints. Thou
sands Of ladies resort TO il us remedy for hyste-
ria, futtcrng of the heart nervous headache,
vertigo general debility, and all peculiar distur.
Dances and arrangements to which as Il sex. they
are subject. 1t cheers and enlightens the distress
sed mental powers us well as strengthens the
body and its use is never followed by any un-
pleasant reaction. Sold by all druggists and
dealers everywhere. april is
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

DAVID BEARDSLEY VS.. HIS CREDITORS.
In the County Court of Placer County. California.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. E. H.
Il Van Decar, County Judge in and for said
county, the creditors Of David Beardsley, an in
solvent debtor, are hereby notified to be and ap-
pear before said Judge, at Chambers at the Court
House, in Auburn, on Tuesday the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock, A. M of said day,
to show cause. II any they can, why the prayer Of
said insolyent should not be granted, an assign
ment of his estate made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the
made aad ana that the
stayed. 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the PLACER Herald" weekly news
paper printed and published in this county, for
the period of thirty days. prior to said 18th day
of July, A. D. 1862
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, here
(-- unto set my hand and afix the
1L.S.} seal of the County Court, this 18th
(~) day Of Jnne' aoonsSG \; D; lgS2; c,o.,.
P. H. Sibley, Petitioners Attorney.
June l4th, l862.-30d
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

ME ABOVE LINE OF STAGES continues
Il to run in connection with the California
Stage Company's Coaches, enabling passenger
to go from Forest Hill. Bath, Michigan Bluffs
Todd's Valley and Yankee Jim's, to San Fran
cisco the same day.
Leaves Forest Hill and Yankee Jim's daily at
O'Clock, A. M, arrives at Auburn at o'clock,
A..
Returning: Leaves Auburn at IL o'clock, NJ.
arrives at Forest Hill and Yankee Jms at 6
O'Clock, p. M. C. w. CLARK.
June 18th, 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

EV We are indebted 70 Hon. A. A. Sar-
gent for public documents, and copy Of
his speech on the Pacific Railroad bill in the
House of Representatives on April 9th.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

chldren's children, in the far future, the names
of men and the position of party, that sat with
folded arms, whilst the pillars Of the temple were
falling about their ears. and would raise neither
voice nor hand to save the sacred edifce. 1t is n
grevous burthen to bear, but history shall be
vindicated, though every Republican in the land
wither and groan under the intoerable load-yea
though each daring Senator who in that hour of
his countrys agon7, preferred his Chicago plat
form and his party. to her good, shall start from
his horrid nightmare, and unearthly voices, shall
scream to his terror stricken conscience
"Sieep no more! to all the house.
Glamis hath murdered sleep; and therefore
CaUdor
Shall sleep no more, Macbeth shall sleep no
more"
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
National Democratic state Conxentioa

Al meeting OF the Democratic State Centro,
Committee, held at Sacramento on the 2stb oe
May, 1862, it was resolved that Democratic Stota
Convention be called to meet at Sacramento -.
Wednesday, the 9th day of August 1862 for tha
purpose OF nominating candidate for the Office
of Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Tho
transaction of such other business as NAV coma
before it; and that delegates to such Convont;o.
be elected according to the following apport;on
ment:
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14
SAN Francisco. April Stl

San Francisco, April 9Th, 1862.
MEssRs. REDINGTON COL take pleasure in
informing you that have been using your excel.
lent YEAST POWDERS for some time, and unhesi-
tatingly pronounce them unequalled by any sim.
liar preparation that have ever used
Every housekeeper may rely upon it, that when
used according to directions. they never fail to
produce that most desirable of all articles of
food-good, sUeet and nutritious bread. Having
once proved how superior they are to all others,
would on no account be without them.
MRS. N. MILLS.
June 7th,-3m
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

INDIAN KILLED.-An Auburn Indian,
few days ago killed another Indian near
Pilot Hill, by running bayonet into his
throat, the weapon first passing through his
cheek and mouth. The bloodihrsty savage
also cut the throat Of bis victim with knife.
Courier.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

SAD OccuRRENcE-The wife of s. S.
Greenwood, residing two miles south of Au
burn, while laborng under depression of
mind, caused by illness, hung herself on
Thursday morning. When discovered life
was not quite extinct, but she died shortly
aflerward
The Placer herald., 1862-06-14

EV The Douglas Committee of Nevada
County have refused the profered fusion
with the Republicans. The overtures of the
Blacks have met with a cold reception, gen.
orally, wherever made.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
q FOURTH OF JULY BALL. "a
M AT THE EEH
HOTEL d'0RLEANS
IOWA HILL

IOWA HILL.
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 4th, 1852.
Anniversary, will be given at the above Hotel. on
Friday evening. July 4th. Ample preparations
will be made for the occasion. A general invita-.
tion is extended.
Iowa Hill. May 3lst-td.
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DDr The weather has been cloudy for sew
eral days, and at times quite cool. Several
showers have also occurred, but barely suffi
cent to lay the dust
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NOTICE.

THIS is to certify that my wife, Mary A. Bum
L pus, has left my bed and board without any
just cause or provocaton, and this is to notify all
persons not to harbor or trust her on my account,
as shall not pay any debts of her contracting
after this date. PELEG BUMPUS.
Iowa Hill Placer county, June 14th, '62--3w"
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Court Of Sessions.

Friday. June 18th. 1862.
The People VS.. John Wrght-Deiendan found
guilty OF burglary. and sen tence set for Monday,
June 18TH at 10 o'clock. M.
The People VS.. Levi Beck-Cause on trial.
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EE Mr.. Hazell, with customary attention,
has presented us full budget Of the latest
Eastern Pictorials and New York papers.