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The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

SAN FRANCISCO. April 9Th, 1862
MEssRs. REDINGrON Il COL take pleasure :,
informing you that have been using your excel,
lent YEAST POWDERS for some time, and unhes.
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, street 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
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ! = c.
COUNTY OF PLACER. "
NOTICE is hereby given that Benz. f. Rose
~ having filed in this Court Il petition for dis
tributon of the Estate OF Robert Mcdonald de-
ceased. the hearing Of the same has been fixed
by said Court for Monday the 25th day of Au
gust, 1862, at eleven o'clock. in the forenoon of
said day of the August Term of 1862, at the
Court Room thereof ut the town of Auburn,
county of Placer, and all persons interested in
said estat, are notified then and there to appear
and show cause if any they have. why the said
application should not be granted.
Witness my hand this 22d day of July, 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk.
BY D. G. ScoTr, Deputy.
July 26th, lS62.-4w
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SENATORS TO BE ELECTED THIS Fall
Senators are to be chosen in the following
counties: Calavaras and Amador l.; Tuol'
ume and Mono l; Mariposa !; Contra Costa
!; Nevada l.: Santa Clara /; Sonoma l; Sac
ramento l. San Francisco 3; El Dorado 2;
Placer i; Sierra /; Butte aud Plumas l;
Yuba 1: and Suter l: making a total OF
eighteen.
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Iamott's is the Place,

it is 81 J street, corner of I'd street. Sacramento
Go there by all means. for when you cannot get
suited there in tile of any description, you need
not go any further. He receives the new styles
by every steamer from France and the Eastern
States, direct from the manufacturer and conf ng
from first hands, he can undersell any house in
the State.
Orders from the country promptly atteuded to.
All kinds of Hats and Caps made to order. All
kinds of Hats renovated.
81 street, Sacramento.
July 26th, 1862.
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1t is stated that two teaspoonfus Of finely
powd red charcoal, drank in half tumbler
Of water, will, in less than fifteen minutes,
give relief to the sick headache, when caused
as in most cases it is, by superabundance of
acid on the stomach
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

RAILRoAD.-The cars are now running
regularly over seven miles of the Sacramento,
Placer and Nevada railroad. BY this, we
get our mail matter in this place an hour
sooner than formerly. 1t is confidently as.
serted that the road will be completed to
within five miles of Auburn by the FIRST of
October next, when persons eau pay a visit
to Sacramento and return ths same day.-
This will have decided tendency in lessen
ing the price Of all the necessaries of life,
and ere long our entire community will reap
the benefits Of this long wished for enterprise
Dutch Fiat ENQUIRER.
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LAFAYETTE SALOON,
THE AMERICAN HOTEL

rONTINUES favorite place of resort. The
~ Billiard Tables have been recently re-cush-
ioned. and are now in prime order. AS usual, the
Bar is supplied with the best of Liquors and
Cigars Friends and customers are invited to call.
PIP. Holm, Proprietor,
Auburn, June 1&th, l862.-lm
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FAvoRs.-Mr. Hazell has laid upon our
table the latest eastern papers and maya
zines, received by the last steamer. lie has
for sale all the illustrated newspapers, Har'
per's Godey's aud other magazines, and the
principal journals Of the eastern and wes-
tern cities.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution, issued by James
ID Beck, Justice of the Peace, of Township No..
10, Placer county State of California, on the
End day of July A. D. 1862, and to me directed
in favor Of B. H. Evans and Joseph A. Abel, and
against William Franklin, judgment Sl29 l9,
costs $40 70, interest S7.S7a, have levied upon,
seized, and will expose to public sale at the ranch
of said William Franklin, on
Saturday, the 9th day of August, 1862,
at the hour Of one o'clock, p NJ, all the right,
title. interest and claim of the said William
Franklin, in and to the following property lying
and being in Placer County, to owit: The west
half of the southeast quarter, and east half Of
the southwest quarter of Section No. 2, Town.
ship No. IL, north of range east, Mt. Diablo
base and meridian. subject to mortgage of Rufus
Smith. Together with all and singular the ap-
purtenances thereunto belonging.
Given under my hand and seal this 10th day
of July, A. D. 1862. G. EBBERT,
Constable, Township No. 10.
July 10th. 1S62.-3w
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REPUBLICAN HARMoNY-Senator Wilson.
says an Eastern exchange, calls Senator Chan.
dler drunkard Wade calls Sen.
ator Cowan Zone of the abIest and most re.
spectacle members of that body dog, and
Senator Sumner accuses Senator Sherman
Of being a slavery eulogist; all Republicans.
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Resolred, That the Democracy of the town OF
Lincoln are requested to send delegates, and the
town of Dixie delegates, and it is hereby re-
commended that the County Convention admit
said delegates rs members thereof.
The business of the Committee having been
transacted. on motion of Joseph Walkup, it ad-
iourned to meet at the call of the Chairman.
WIN. MCDANIEL, Chairman.
CHAs H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
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Iief nf LAftAra.


Remaining in the Post Office at Auburn, July
I'd, 1862.
Addngton A NJ Mannel Louis
Andrews Mullan d.
Ayers NJ Mannel Mathew
Anhart Retes Marshall Thomas
Boyd Andrew Murphy
Baldwin DR Mccoy John
Burton l. McGOnegle
Bradbury Mckenzie Eliza
Bolton S McCarty Mary
Burnett Parker Thos
Bensen Capt Painter David
Cropsey Jacob Price Susannah
Crgan Peter Parks J G
Carr John Prd
Dysart S Shrantg Joseph
Davis H Schlttlir Mrs Eliza
Frud David Schmidt Daniel
Fay II Sharkley Jas
Fuller Richard Shepard H H
Falkenburg p Sanford Geo
George Peter-2 Smith Wm-2
GigrO D. H Sherman w
Genal Louis Summers Chas
Grant J. l. Shook Peter
Gilbert e B Silverthorn W 7
Henderson NJ CO Scott Arthur
Houston Mrs Mary J-3 Tanger Sebastian
Humphries Chas Trimbcl Ed
Hetyer G Turner Stephen
Huskell T. S Tompkns B
Hayden J C Trase
Handlin Michael. Todd Jas
Halsig Miss Emma Vnsbury VIM
Heath Laron Wells G. c.
Hodge John Williams David.
Jones Henry Willis Mrs H-2
Jackson O Williams Marshall
King Joe Wilson H-2
Kun WB Wilson 7
Leach Mrs. Mary Walsh Lawrence
Leighton G G Zegrufus
Persons calling for any OF the above letters
will please say advertised"
A. N. GAMBELL, p. NJ
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1t is now well understood that the Breck
inridge Secession party has agreed to vote
the tickets in the different counties to be
nominated by that section of the Union
Democratic party which is 80 fearful of be-
called Republican that it cannot consent to
act with the organization. Sac. Union
The above is q COAX
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LAST NOTICE.

HNlIlS is to notify those who are indebted to
l. me, that | have placed my notes and nc
counts in the hands Of GEORGE l.. ANDERSON for
collection. Persons in my debt will do well TO
settle with him Immediately and save costs.
JACOB FELDBEDG.
Auburn. July 26th, lSG2.-tf
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You'RE RIaHr.-Lynch says he expects to
hear the Mcconnell men hovl on every
stump. before this canvass is over.
Phil's head is sound. All Rome will
howl, against the iuiquitiss Of his party.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

Nora BENE.-The Forest Hill Courier
having made all its little arrangements, hoist.
at its head the Reput lcan, alias Union Ad.
ministraton ticket, and piH now give that
ticket all its infuence(0
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SU M M ON S .

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. &C
COUNTY OF PLACER. %"
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
of said State.
THE PEopLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
STEPHEN D. BuRDGE, T. l.. q l.. r. CHAMBER
LAIN PAUL Cox, JAMES FRENCH, AND JOHN L.
GRIFFITH. GREETING:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to answer
IL the complaint of Joseph Walkup, in said
Court. filed against you, within ten days from
the service of this Writ exclusive of the day Of
service. if served you in this county, but if
served on you without said county, and within
said District. twenty days. and if served on you
without said County aud District then in forty
days from such SERVICE exclusive of the day of
service, in action commenced on the oath day
of June, 1862. in said Court. This action is
brought to recover judgment against Defendant
S. D Burdge, for $3.50, and interest thereon from
December 7th, 1882 at two and one-half per cent
per month on his note to Plaintiff, Of that amount
and date together with costs of suit, &c. Also,
for decree of this Court to foreclose certain
mortgage, given to secure the payment OF said
note and interest, and that the other Defendants
who claim to have an interest in said mortgaged
property be barred &c, all Of which is more full
ly set forth in the original complaint now OH file
and to which you are particularly referred And
you are hereby notified that if You fail to answer
the complaint as directed, Plaintiff will take judg
ment by default against Defendant Burdge for
$3.50, with interest at two and one-halt per cent
per month from December 7th, l859, and for
costs of suit and apply to the Court for the relief
demanded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Henry
GOoding, Clerk of the Eleventh
(--) Judicial District Court aforesaid,
JL.S.} do hcreunto set my hand and i'm
~) press the Seal of said Court, at
Office in Auburn this 3Oh day of
June. 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk
James Anderson, Plff7s Attorney
July 5th, 1s62.-3m
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CROWDED OUT.-We are COMPELLED to
leave out our Sacramento Correspondence,
and other interesting matter, this week,
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

RACE AT THE PINE GRovE.-The 300
yards race, at the Pine Grove on Saturday
last, resulted in favor Of Perkins "Cockaro
rum." by II feet. There was large con
course Of people present
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

A WEDDING AND DANcE-At Charley
Gardners, on the Nevada road, next Tues
day evening. Our young folks should be on
hand
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PROBATE NOTICE.

PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE GdrS2T of oAPIIoRSIA O. P1ofS Probate Court
NOTICE is hereby given. that Benz. F. Rose
~ having filed in said Court petition for dis
trbution of the Estate OF Evan Rogers, deceased,
the hearing Of the same has been fixed by said
Court for Monday, the 25th day of August, 1862,
at eleven O'clock in the forenoon of said day of
the August Term of 1862. at the Court Room
thereof at the town Of Auburn, County of Placer,
and all persons interested in said estate are
notified then and there TO appear and show cause
if any they have, why the said application should
not be granted.
Witness my hand this 22d day of July, 1869.
HENRY GOODINI, Clerk.
BY D. c. SCoTT, Deputy.
July 26th lS62.-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26
THE WAR TAX.

We. of California, are accustomed to con-
graduate ourselves upon the fact that we do
not feel the effects Of the war. We have
paid our two dollars per head ITO suppress
rebellion" and fancy that this is the only
etfert upon us. We do not see the march
ING battalion, nor the sad train of returning
wounded from the 6eld Of slaughter, is true:
but many heart is sore, over the news of
relatives we shall see no more, whose lives
have been sacrificed, on one or the other
side, in this unnatural war. Aside from all
these, the canker of war has been eating into
the substance Of the people, showing itself
by increased prices of those articles of com
mon every day Necessity of the people, in
every neighborhood. The contrast between
prices at this time, and those of one year
ago, compare as follows:
JULY, 1861. July, 1862.
Coffee, Java, lScts. pr 10, 28cts pr To-.
Rio. Halls %
Rice, Carolina, IA
Sugar, crushed, l2 l6al7
Tea, black, 40 70
green, 65a70 100
Cod Fish, 8 10
Advance on chewing tobacco is from 81 90
to 1925 on the pound. Kilikinick, smok'
ing tobacco, has gone up from 35cts per 10.
to Is cents. Cigars have advanced five and
ten dollars on the thousand. Matches have
increased in price so per cent
The above prices have reference to the
wholesale prices in San Francisco and Sacl
ramento, and you may verify the truth of
our statement any day, by enquirng of your
retail merchant. These are articles of conn
mon use with every one, and hence we refer
to them as an illustration There are other
articles which have advanced in price to
greater extent than of the foregoing list, but
we let them pass .or the present.
The quotations we have made, shows an
advance, caused 10y the heavy tariff laid on
for war expenses, and by the closing of the
ports of the South, Of at least 33 per
cent on the wholesale rates. Therefore,
what we could buy twelve months since for
two hundred dollars, now costs three hun
dred-that which we earned by two days
labor q year since, we must now work three
days for. These articles are no better now
than they were then; they are ntrinscaly Of
no greater value TO us, but this one hundred
out of every three hundred dollars is war tax
in this shape, in support Of Republican mis-
rule You are working two days out of
every six to support Mr. Lincoln's policy
to pay swindIing contractors, buy negroes,
feed conrrabands, to pay 5000 commission
ed tax collectors. military governors &c
to support Basties for political prisoners,
and for such like purposes. This, be it re
membered is but foretasie-the dough
pill that paves the way for the real medicine
AS An evidence of the fact, we give our
readers a synopsis of the new National Tax
Bill, which goes into operation on the lst of
August, 1862. From it every man can see
how the taxes are to be piled npon him.
Are we not "paying dear for the whistler
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re- We are indebted to Mr.. Gooding.
our efficient and polite County Clerk, for a
synopsis Of the District Court proceedings,
10 be found in another column.
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EN- The Pttsburg Chronicle estimates
Gen. Banks loss in stores, during bis retrea,
from Winchester, at two million dollars
worth.
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Por CoRN.-Every farmer should provide
this cheap luxury; see that the boys have a
patch, and let the Young folks indulge in it
freely. 1t is good for wormy chiIdren-good
for all persons having dropsical habits, wa
ter-brash dyspepsia, dabetis etc. |: is good
pounded in mortar, or ground and soaked
in milk, or made into cake, mush. 1t
is pleasant eating for most folks, especially
for those having good teeth: 1t it quite a
treat when young folks have company in the
evening. 1t keeps well after it is parch ed
Make popcorn cahdy; it is is much healthier
than colored sugar for children.
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Interest to the State!
A CAPITOL QUESTION

"HEN go down to the City. where is the
w best place in the State to buy FINE
FASHIONABLE HAT?
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L. o. o. r.
Auburn Encampment, No 20. meets the frs,
and third Tuesdays in each month Patriarch.
in good standing respectfully requested to
attend. T. B. HARPER. G..
jy19 '62n THOS. JAMESON. Sc,;ho
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

SMALL Pox.--This disease has made it's
appearance among the Indians above Cousa,
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

HEAvEs.-The Farmer and Gardner gives
the following as a cure for the heaves in
horses
Take a smart weed, and steep it in boil
ing water till the strength is all out give one
quart every, day mixed with bran or shorts,
for ten days. Give green or cut up food,
wet with water, during the operation, and it
will cure.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

EF The Sacramento Union seems to be
very much dsgusled with the Crisis, pub.
lished at Columbus, Ohio, and edited by Col.
Medary. The Union man thinks the Coils.
paper ought to be published down in Dixie.
The people Of Columbus, however, like and in.
dorse it, Last April they gave democratic
majority Of l,40O, being gain of 700 over
the previous years election. The fact is the
editor Of the Union has a sesech night mare
every night, and the only way the fellow
gets relief is to swallow Republican sugar
coated pills He has Great capacity fol
such medicine.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-26

SAD Consequence OF NEGRO EQUALITY
Miss Georgette Tucker, a highly accom-
pished young lady Of Toledo on whose ed
ucation her father had bestowed great pains,
a graduate Of Obe'in College, of fine mus
ical talent, and who has delivered public
lectures on literary subjects, recently-as we
see by Toledo paper-eIoped with col
lored barber of that place, leaving her father
in condition Of mind which can better be
imagined than d scrbed The guilty pair
were married in Detroit.
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SACRAMENTO VALLEY
4N& 80 - -

=
A ND SACRAMENTO, PLACER & NEVADA
IA RAILROAD.-Arrangem having been
made for the transaction OF Passen ger and Freipbt
Business over seven miles of the road from Fol
som towards Auburn the trains of the Sacra.
mento Valley Railroad and Sacramento, Placer
and Nevada Railroad will be run as follows on
and after MONDAY. JULY 2lst 1862
Leave Sacramento at g A. NJ and u and ?.
NJ The Ga A NJ. and q p. N. trains will run
through 10 Wildwood Station.
Leave Wildwood Station Cat Union Housc) at
IL A. NJ. and P. ".
Leave Folsom for Sacramento at 6t A. NJ, u u.
and 5! P.M
The p. NJ. train from Wildwood to remain at
Folsom over night
Freight will be taken by every upward train
for Folsom or Wildwood. and down freight by
each train from Wildwood, and the Gt A. NJ train
from Folsom to Sacramento.
For freight or passage apply at the Office.
j. p. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
July 10th, 1892.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
4 A BIRTHDAY PARTY. a

There will be Birth Day Party, and marriage
ceremony, at early candle-light, at Charles Gard.
ner,s on the Nevada road: on Tuesday, the 29tk
Of July, 1862 Free to all.
July l2th 1862.-3t'
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Rags for the People. Gold and Silver for
the Government Officers.

The Federal Administration has millions
in circulation of what is called legal tender
notes-it is at this time getting off another
batch of them-the press runs night and
day printing them off-there is not time to
write the signatures of the proper officers to
them, that too is printed, by steam. These
notes are declared 10 be receveable from the
government and in the payment of debts be
tween citizens, as gold and silver, and it is
made public offense to refuse them. They
are at this time at discount, below gold of
from s to 20 per cent, yet when you offer
one of these notes, to government officer
TO pay duties at the custom House, he pre-
emptorily refuses them.
The farmer must take it for his wheat,
corn, oats and cattle. the aborer for his la.
Dor, the merchant for his wares, the sailor
for breasting storm and battle, the soldier
for risking life, or having lost his life, it is a
precious heritage to his heirs, but never a
cent of this paper will Mr.. Lincoln and his
appontees receive for government Dues
This is the administration the Union Dem.
ocrats desire to sustain
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A REVISED edition of what purports
to be General Pope's official report OF
his Virginia campaign, has been publish
ed in the Cincinnati papers, rom which
some Of the most offensive passages are
omitted, especially the censures of Gen.
Porter. The report, no sever, is no re-
port at all, as it vas written before he
had received any reports from his sub
ordiuates, and is considered mere per-
sonal defense against newspaper &C
counts. The materials for JUST judg
ment OF General Pope's Virginia cam
paign are yet to be made public.
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F4vGn Aa. rasDasg.
HA8sIssUx0, Sept. ~.

dABoI0BCkO, oePss -
A gentleman from Wiil'amsport tbs
mornin :, Gays NO troops bad passed INTO
Virginia up to . O'Clock on 1oe'oay.
Neither had any OF the divisions had
INV orders for y for~ard movement
The impression seemed to prevail thai
when they did move they would pro.
coed into western Virginia, crossing 81
Williamsport. He says the enemy will
undoubtedly dispute The crossing mere,
,nd when Mcclellan orders a 'orwa,o
movement a fight will no doubt take
place at this point.
This gentleman dincd at the house IN
Haoerstown where Lee and stat made
.be;r headquarters. The lady OF thu
honse saws she heard Lee instruct bis
,ff;cers 10 see that no depredations were
committed by soldiers while IN Nd, but
when they entered Penn. they might
destroy everything on their route.
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!, the honesty Of the Government, and
are fighting to preserve the Constitutions
md the Union. sAbolitionism at home
INST be destroyed before that end can
accomplished, and it is the solemn du.
' Of every man who loves the Gon.''t'
tonal III . tiy Il. white people, of the
,untry, more than the freedom social
I'd political equality Of the negro. 70
ala himself .et at the ballot box, II
ho coming fail g ection.
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NATURALIZATION IN One YEAR.-By
law OF Congress, July II, 1862, it is
provided That an alien of the age OF
twenty. one years and upwards, who has
enlisted, or shall enlist, in the armies
OF the United States, either in the repu
lar of volunteer forces, on receiving an
honorable discharge may, after residing
one year in the United States, and prov
ing good character, be admitted as a
citizen without any previous declaration
or intention.
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WHAT Has BEEN AvERTRp.-Tbe
defeat Of the rebels, SAYS the ALBANY
Eceming Journal, has prevented the
loss Of Maryland, the invasion of Penn
svlvania, and the beleae uerment Of the
National Capitol, the recognition Of the
South by foreign powers, and the dis
grace ofthe Nation. What victory ever
averted more disastrous results?
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From California.

SAN Francisco, Sept. "a.
About $4,000 have been collected a.
San Francisco for the relief of wounded
soldiers since the remittance OF the first
hundred thousand dollars. The mose
nent continues uabated. Other portions
of the State have CON menced the good
work in earnest.