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New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

NOTICE-FRoM AND AFTER THIS n N. -
s 81 sAss ~ q Hsa Estate and Slaves by Us win lake
oa @ a vii bs used exclusively sale Of Merchsnda
fsl2 Z - MccRRREN LANDRY. Are.,ons.,.
w AAh PAPEh.........--. WALL. PAPER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01
+, ..,,l. FURNITURE FIJI AT AUCTION,

DESIR BILE ERE'SIDENGEIS Y MCPHERSON CRY stTI7S
yea on The Public Square, opposite the New Market-vnla
Oe LOIS on Magazine stree ind Paunenne street for sar
By GARDNER SMITH &, CO.,
GARDNER SxttiI, Auctionser
.,g..s. .ss.sst- s. . .--- Onice 81 Common street.
SATURDAY, March i, 1863, Will be sold AT
,neon at II ocietk, at the Merchants and Aueoueefs
LOT of GRouND with ill iu,rove eueut, arr,ou
City In Square bounded by Magans I,g range
fmce camp n, q jena measuring IS feel front nm es
Anu Wfanee Place. by depth Of 51 feet between pa, ssi
ny mpfoYemtnts cols'stof double Cottage Iunss
containing ve root and story addition Containing t,So
70" ms sery kitchen room stable eiste She'd
WoLoTs Of GROUND, Will, the improvement thereon
"A sase founded 6y Jena Masaaine Live Oak Napoleon
Venue measuring each 50 fret inches front on Mega4tne
ee ny depth and front Of % feet lines on jena
Aa forming the Of Magazine and jena s;,ecs
CONSIST o. STORY building front used
rooms csen oiri houses se no double one and ac
pih ussa as drug store, containing eight rooms doubs
"a FsNE Lols Or GROUND, in square bonded BY plao.
~ 70 ~ inciye and messpng eseh 80 fest front on Pis
sesi by depth Of Io1 feet between pxrse lines
o property No. 1-Pnrchaser TO assume n,v,,en
one I u of y
cent eventual interest. Ss 1'f'Ds an" psf
For property No hnf cash; balance at twelve rouh
cent s, s @ ssans aortsnEe On the property per
for prapey No 3-unehfrd cash balance n, cns s,, two
s cteuit tor notes bearing mortgage pror.y ~
per gent cnrrest interest and eventual n,srss
f TO hs kept insured and the policy trans
Ass YET Of sas before A. Aba Notary Public At The eyners
ONE OF THE MOST VALUABLE VACANT SQUARES
in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01
WALL PAPER.

J: =. EvB BRs,
ga Ghartrss strses,
Wnolsssls ana Retail Dsaisr french and ams,Ios b
PER HANeIhas, Borders Corners Oaks And Marble. IN
ery variety. s99Es-5sFe >'' 80 = W.
sR-Psnrulax attention psidfo all vors Il s nm.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01
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ROAD. 81 lssi.s i'll halss ID VIM isass shss siy
Il fer CYnp Ehallneisa- 3sF& Il
Leave the city st Leave eNa1p Gh2lmats-
tsessAtsa O'Clock, A -, & s1 a NJ
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, q ssgsiisl eea ei .egsths5 VIII
gang of Negroes wanted 40 the Upper Ouacfta
EGnHk md Mining Gompsny's WOrk The Opachita Apply
nnsassiatsly At - ~, g
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NATCEdEfX EXGHANEE-FRANE PROC
TOR forIisriy q tile woods House informs his old
and that be has out the
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01
SALT.


O4NN NRY REHIDENcES AND LAND;
4or nisss fg5la An,ts .s Railroad.
Ilaes q Lana nI io as,es Hou conaintng paIior.
hurte knowE he Dnpiesss property as retreat
may naof IN
Gall os An:sn staton. o. to
i - n sa n AKDNER SNfTH co., 5ssst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

- NEGROES FOR SALE-JUST ARRIVED
with afy Negroes which offer sals at reasonable
prices consisting of ded hands house servsnts n
Old stand eofner Of Espanads and Ghsrres streeis
~ 4WsE JOSEPH BRUIN
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

Il iMslMxALt0ss M Dist rlLI.lEasX = THE UNDER
a short notcs pate, high proof
= w III s,Iypy rn1IzGs ,,ps,s 5s
s1ea9 An Hos. 10 and " ST. Louis street,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

.assrassa Fssssrslays ~ II y = =
steasahaA&s.
3, e, fsiass Atriusotis ID Atiakapas. 81 80 ss 3
- = I6efyillp, Raranco, fm Bayou sara.
al E,uifv Farish Grant, I'm Lower Coast
ssssa Y Diana, RasIOysrls nm Lower Cosst IS ~ ~
q Music naifc1es. fm Lai1arche.
Nafehcz Lesthers, I'm yicksburg,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

5MURrRY,s MOTKL. Nos. IS AND 100 ST.
Charles Hfee-fhs establishment Ii ma
of The most PIE kSANT as sell q CENTRAL LOCATIONS
10 this city The proprietor tsndes his thanks for ta
heretofore besowed soicts continuation tsrsot
asslsng ns patrons ias noi,ne shall be venting
PIN ALLEYS connected with the establishment arc unsnr
III ssiY e a1ess R1oHlRp A1RpHy.pronr,...
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

HE7stlaA 4& +gs Va PoilcE TELEGKlsH CITY IIall.S
v - To the \ FlHe Departments Il and other
(sSSers ruaEY nnreliahe Complaints been ie
h;s eraee IN working ii ia several
4. s as5ssf's, s 7. The shs sss the 6hies
On aayetis sires they will only Teeeyed il order
tif he correcnes an reports detsninsd upon ty
shat Oce hia reported TO the Superintendent O
- 1sNss - " sAe JAS. BEGGS Chairman Y
ofE FOiee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

~ ,zGa ~, " v9sLEAMs OKnA8alsHTA
IA sc., W HttsKHfhs undersigned ksg isave u ,nfo1
Sshs rleie and h5lders generally ha. .hey ana rnsr -
.ass.ens s gil kinds Of AIohectural snd BulidipS r.
~. n st s tnahasy corner Of Magnolia Erso stsse
Ealing stptter SAFE sn anE Dos. M
stslns Iran Bridge, Eecf.. ftc, g. eta oifcai -
shey ssfp constantly ca hand (,e.i anS trro,-h.
.s vsnaors s1s 'af' Heigh.-, cts end nj All ord.s, u
-t ' et7ss. Columns ssete Haass rInn
,.,.,, 5ssHy.r ) LUsaEs, partd.or,s Rov,
.-H--n Gaionislst strsst
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

NTANT4ED-BY A WIDOW LADY WITH FIRsr.
~ class Recommendations situation royernsss
keeper Of me household affairs seneei
oecijon 70 renting furnished hose Boarding ihe
pants nld few others Address AIRS williams al hts
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

1Ee' i4f Bis ss tF No. S5 Union street. = - a. Is
MEssRs BRosyNs sg FEEpiINss 9IifsDl ia e lssg ct y
wi fon ths date attend 10 the business department of
Is heslment Parties having money produce III their
1 hands M A. belonging to the Regiment will plea the
An subscriptions The Regiment Sugar olasses etc.
vii be iofWhltsd to them al New Orleans Cotton o
TH0S. y. HARRIS, Il
leo y : :. ~ -. Lt.Col. ConIdg. P.I. q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

/ $5o nDTNTXa5WANTEp IMsIEp1ATELY, RE
ment Louisiana Volunteers Col l. O. Seymour, now In
Q camp az Msnsssas Va Apply the office Of d. Doro
van ol "a ongeiet bounty will be paid by at s
time 81 o. ne enlistment Uniforms. arms and equipments will
tsn== IsAAG A. SMITH, .&iA -ssg
lelS IL 5s Captain Co. q. 9Th La Vols.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

NATCTIEx ExGHANGEr-FRAEK PROC
TOR. formally 81 the Woods House, informs his old
friends and that he has bought out the
and e deserve their patronage of old
have on hand th6 choicess Wines and be
{fadl In market fe2S 81
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

u DREUX Ii q HIT In INFANTRY-FrFTY DOL.
tAHs ,nasrsigne aye bsen authorized
vice. IN Col r enwood's Regiment. Parties who prefer
s service win rs bounty pay and supplies to the orrnus
Y Than ,his s sst Iii
viii receive bounty OF fIe1Y DOLLARS 70 be paid WHEN
stersd M as also transportation arms, uniforms atio.s
ETC., indgnendent Of The Regular pas. 7 ~ i
Apply at 6t Customhn g street. between charrss a,s Ola
lie wee, up stairs. = fs G'iTfE7sES ~ s' ~
str zuvS a. ESsHAw.s Captain .Is,z
Lezo y s,4s. u. w. STODnARD, kt Ideut,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

-, 9. mo. 5942.l slas
oltea That the Coinprolisr tho Treasurer
the sm 81 S to the Third Gompauy Of Ghssseur Pied
enabe sid company to at the field tbs
Ralu hs soon AS mustered into service ss7 ff "a
fsgnedi 1+'F s. r. nETABARRE,
- President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
go fsfgned1 80 - Es i. MAaIONI ga
Approved FerbbaFy III iss2 go = ASe''e".
te2S 5t lSgnedl JOHN 4. MONROE Mayor,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1862-03-01

n .,Ilal Ea E EsTE DOLLARs B0UMTI-TEN OR
nllsen good mena wanted for tho BanorI Gnats Com
ui now statisned at Columbus, "
4hs Company full and only requires the nnmter of
men 10 replaces promotions details from the Chnpapy
on extra F 3S37' .77795 = H't''
enaI Iantied.ssa 80 " i 4u"''et'
Apply at No. 6l cnsonhouse street down sa;rs fell In,
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
Administrator Sale of Real F,to+o

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that in a
~ suance of the order of the Probate Conf ~
the county of Placer in the State of CaliSorr;' u
made on the 10th day of February, A. D. 1862 IN
the matter Of the estate Of Jacob Kaiser dnconsoa
the undersigned Administrator of said oa,s.u
will sell at public auction, to the highest bidde,
for cash, and subject to confirmation by said pro
bate Court on
Thursday, the 18th day of March. 1se.
between the hours Of II and II o'clock. -
the door of the Court House in Auburn. s,iS
county all the right, title, interest and estate Of
the said intestate, at the time of bis death ami
all the right, title and interest that the said cst,a
has, by operation of law or otherwise. aconirsd
other than or in addition to that of the sni1 in.
testate, at the time of his DEATH in and TO all tbn
following described property, situate. living and
being in the said county, and described rs fol.
lows to-wit: One undivided one-half Of the cor.
tain town lot known as the Brewery Lot stuotcd
in the town of Auburn, on Rich Ravinc. contain.
ing about eighteen acres, and bounded on thu.
north by the land of W. f. Miller on the west
by the land of HObault, on the south by the land
of John Russell, on the east by homestead Of
VIM Duncan and John Russell being th. same lot
on which the Brewery is situated, together with
the Brewery buildings and all other buildings and
fixtures thereon Also certain town lot situ,tnd
in the town of Todl's Valley, Placer county on
the north side of Main street about twcntv.tour
feet front on same street and extending back
about one hundred feet, bounded on the east bv
the Long Island Hotel. and on the west bv Phil.
lips Billiard Saloon together with building
thereon known rs Dod's Saloon and ali fixtures.
Also a certain town lot situated on the NORTH side
of Main street, in the town of Gold Hill Phcer
county. about twanty five feet front on said street.
and extending back about eighty feet. bounded on
the north by Crocker & Youngs store aud on
the east by the Butchers Shop being the lot on
which is situated the building known ~ the
Derstea Saloon. together with said building and
all fixtures. GEO. A. kEEliNER.
Admr. of the estate of Jabob Kaiser. deceased.
G. j. Hllyer. Admr.'s Atty.
February 18th. lS62.-4w
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

LECTuREs.-The lecture of Rev. Mr.. Hill,
of Sacramento, was we'll attended on Wed,
nesday evening. lie took for his subject
"uenry Clay" and did ample justice to the
selection.
The next lecture in the course will be de-
livered by Right Rev. Bishop Kip about the
first Of March, of which due notice will be
given. His subject will be "Recollections of
Vienna"
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

suSK.--The splendid opposition steamer
Nevada. struck snag in the slough last
week, and was afterwsrd run down to Rio
Vista and beached on the lower end Of the is
land, Vessels and crews are now employed
~ raising her. When raised the Nevada
will be placed upon the dry dock at Mare
Island, put in thorough repair, and be ready
to resume her place on the river in a few
weeks.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

From FORT YUMA.-Late news from Fort
Yuma says the ominous movements of the
Secessionist forces under Sibley and BAYLOR
are at last accounted for. The news brings
information that rebel force Of some 900
men were advancing upon Fort Yuma; 5000
more are at Mesila, under General Sibley,
and 900 at Tucson under Colonel Baylor.
The prospect of speedy engagement has
aroused the enthusiasm Of our volunteers to
the highest pitch. battle is soon expect.
ed, our troops expecting hourly to be or,
dered to move upon Tucson and Mesla.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

EE The u. S. war steamer iSaqinow.
bull, several years ago at the Mare Island
Navy Yard, has been condemned in China,
because of the rottenness Of her timbers, and
her crew have returned to San Francisco
This speaks poorly for California ship build.
ing timber, and will undoubtedly prevent the
Government from building vessels here in
future
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

RAILROAD ELEcrIoN.-The annual meet.
ing Of the stockholders Of the Sacramento o
Valley Railroad Company was held in Sac.
ramento ON Tuesday.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors for the ensuing year: J Mora Moss,
Geo. F. Bragg, F. L. A. Phoebe, Gustave
Touchard, N. ID. 1hayer, II. w. Harkness,
and j. Z Robinson.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15


irS- Mr.. Yule presented a series Of highly
spiced patriotic resolutions, the other day in
the Assembly, and although they evidently
required reference to a committee to be rel
vised and improved in literary sense,
before going out to the world as the express
sion of a Legislative body, yet members
seemed so fearful that their patriotism might
be cloudel if t'ey made any objections,
that very few hal sufficient stamina to con-
tend fyr necessary corrections, but voted
them through in hot haste.
1t is expected, and it is proper, that the
Legislature give expression to sentiments of
patriotism, devotion to the Constitution, re.
spect for The laws, etc, because they are ali
known to have been elected rs men who love
their country and its institutions and of
course thev are loyal. This being true they
need not fear that public opinion will hold
them inimical to their country, if they
should insist upon working crude set Of
resolves into more finished pieces Of liter.
arv composition, and leave them free Of the
dross Of AboIitonism.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

DELIGHTFUL WEATHER.-The weather
continues to he all that could be hoped for
dry, baImy an: spring like. The roads are
drying rapidly, the farmers are turning out
their ploughs, the miners busy in their
claims-and all seem TO have taken cour.
age to be again industrious to make up for
lost time Should the weather remain rs
now for two weeks, the roads will become
dusty.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
TO THE PUBLIC.

IN THE LAST ISSUE OF THE PLACER
4 Herald caused to be published Notice, to
the effect that, S. B. Wyman had procured by
fraudulent representations my Promssory Nc'r
for the sum OF one thousand dollars. Now wsn
to state, that sd Notice was published while III
a state of excitement and under an entire mIS'p-
prchcnsion of facts therefore, take this oppor-
tunitv of retractinr The s;,me-thus doing an act
of Justice to an individual who have always re-
garded as an honorable and upright man. ,
NJ G. BOYEN
Lincoln JAN 2S 1S62.-febl st.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

FREE BRIpGE.-We understand that q
free bridge has been erected by the team
sters over Bear River, few rods below
EngiisI's bridge on the Auburn and Nevada
road. This will stimulate travel over the
road
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

A SCARF OF SECRET HIsroRY.-A CORES.
pondent Of the Alta, under a late date from
Washington, in private note, says:
''Dd you ever hear that the leak at head
quarters was General SCOTS son in law? and
tha: General Mcclellan, for no other reason,
offered the President the ultimatum that
either he or Scott mast resign Mcclellan
didn't
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

will give Ball at the American Hotel, on
Friday evening next, the anniversary Of
Washington's Birth day. A general invita-.
ton is extended and it is expected that
large party will be present.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

EE The roads have been so badly in q.
jured in San Mateo county, 10y the freshets,
that the Board Of Supervisors propose the
issuance of county bonds to the amount of
$4,000 to create "Road Fund" to make
the needed repairs.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
ET Said leading Democrat of the Yves

to President Lincoln a short time ago:
"If those who helped to place you in
power were as truly your friends, and as
unselfish and honest in their support of your
Administration, as those who opposed YOU,
you would have less trouble" III beoin to
think So" replied the President, Wash,
letter.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

ated the value Of the lot is deprecated. The
proprietor of the land which is most accessible,
has the modesty TO ask 81 500 for his lot. Then
again, this proposed levee is outside the line
which will be adopted for building the permanent
lcvee upon. This gives the re-erection Of the
Rubcl levee local character. People in other
parts of the city are not patriotic as to be Civ
ing their money to protect solely other peoples
property. Their lots are situated where the
buck waters of the Sacramento overfows them,
and stopping the Rabe crevasse is not to benefit
them one farlhing. The citizens Of the nor tn east
section OF the city would not feel like paying out
cash for temporarily building up the street
lcvee.
THE STEAMER NEVADA.
This opposition steamer. which was sunk few
days ago. in the slough. is likely to prove total
loss. This is regretted here by many who are
violent haters of the Steam Navigation Company.
The steamer Sacramento, her partner in the op
position line, having been repaired resumed her
place yesterday. Cheap passage and low freight
to Sun Francisco. has materially injured our
Wholesale houses, and presume these merchants
would not shed many tears if the line was entire
ly broken up. The opposition without the Ne
vada, will not be very formidable But she may
be raised.
MOVING AWAY.
Almost daily see household furniture ship
ped to San Francisco. The fact is too evident
to be denied that we are losing many of our for
mer residents. This loss cannot be estimated at
present, but it will evidently affect us to con-
siderable extent for year to come. But by the
lapse of this time, we expect to recupcrate, and
that for all who may leave US now, their places
will be filled by others. If one half our business
was suspended for this year, we should not loose
jot of confidence in the removal and final pros
perity of Sacramento. She is destined to 60
" ~ MORE ANON.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

No ABOLITION TALK-Some of the officers
of the First Virginia. at R"mney, are board
ing with the wife Of an editor who published
paper there, but who left with the rest of
the secessionsts. The lady told the officers
that everything about the house was secess
ion, from the tom cat up, and it they boarded
with her there must be no abolition talk.
The officers iling accepted the conditions,
and were getting along finely.
Wheeling Mtelligencer.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

The WAR CoMMENcED.-A correspondent
from Provincetown informs us that when the
RinaIdo arrived at that place at break Of day
on Wednesday morning, some fishermen
went aonsde to dispose of their fish. While
a little boy of the party was trading, one of
the sailors of the Rnallo supplied himself
with couple of hadlocks and refused to pay
for them. This is worse than the Trent af.
fair, for the haddocks were fresh, whereas
Mason and SIidelI were only stale politicians.
Ii is to be hoped that our Government will
demand reslitt linn and al apology-partc-
uIarly rs the forcible removal of the fish from
the boat, instead of the seizure Of both boat
and fish, makes the transaction law less, &C.
cording to standard English authorities, and
an insult "tolerable and not to be endured"
by Cape Codders ''or any other man"
Boston Journal.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

Bay- The steamer Brother Jonathan is ad.
vertised to leave San Francisco on Monday.
18th inst, for Portland and Victoria, taking
passengers for Salmon river and Cariboo.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

Statistical returns show that ,ho ,
OF deaths from railway accidents is On sn
average in England, l in 526,ooo ,rava,os" "a on "a
IN France, in l,95oO9 in Belgium .1' ~
$500, 900; and in Prussia, I in - 5on oon !"
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

EE The Sacramento has been placed on
the river as an opposition boat. Low fares
will continue to prevail, Notwithstanding the
temporary absence Of The Nevada.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE

A BILLIARD Table, with marble bed, ana III
n good running order, for sale at the Lal"!,
cite Hall Auburn. The table will be soid Il. "
very low price. Any one wishing table ca"
have bargain. Inquire of ~
CHAS. FAIGLE, Lafayette Hall, Auou'"'
Auburn Feb Sth. 3w.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
Notice to Contractors,

is hereby gvshG ma So 81 ''f Placer
t1 are rsa%S to and will receive bids until sI
st Monday of March, 1862 to keep in rsRH'S rsRn No. S
for one year. from the is Monday of mst Ma'GD be-
1862 Bids to receive consldcrs.l%U" .a% 1862 and
made before the lst Monday of Marcn unSer n0I gn
may he directed to the address OF 'ne
ed through the Auburn Post UmGu Um1GpNER
A. c. NELL. vr1
GEO. W. THRELkhF'
Auburn, Feb. 9Th, ls62'-3
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

The EASTERN NEws.-'Ihe telegraphic
news of the week has been decidedly favora-
able to the Federal cause. Following upon
the victory "a, Somerset, Kentucky, the Union
troops and gnnboa,s have taken Fort Henry
on the Tennessee river, which it is said
throws open the State of Tennessee to the al
vance of Gen. Grants. army and has caused
the abandonment of Bowling Green. Gen.
Thomas is on the march to CumherlA nd Gap
in east Tennessee. and proposes to strike for
preaching Gen. Prices rebel army in.
Southern Missouri, and hard fight is antic'
ipated in few days. Gen. Burnside,
expedition to the coast of North Carolina
has captured Ronoake Island, and many
prisoners; and his troops have also obtained
footing on the main land. These are indi-
cations that "important forward movements"
have commenced, and that severe and
important battles may ensue upon the open
ing of Spring. The Potomac seems the
most quiet field of military operations-the
great armies being yet engaged in quietly
watching each other, much to the annoyance
of sono of the newspaper men, who occa
sionaly raise the cry Of forward to Rich
mond"
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

EB- The Union says the Sacramento Val
ley Railroad was 10 be opened for business
from Brighton to Poverty Ridge yesterday
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

A petition nnnerousIy signed, has been
sent from San Francisco to Washington,
asking that the newspapers shall be carried
by the ocean steamers instead of the Over
land Mail. The delay and uncertainty of
transportation by Ian is the main reason
advanced for the change.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

@- Messrs, Dudley and Yule, Of the AS
sembly, have our thanks for public docu
ments.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15
AUBURN MEAT MARKET.

TIME undersigned having resum- -fzE7sA
l. ed business at the old place, VV&8S
next door to the Drug Store on Main -A-A ~.
street, informs the public that he is selling 'ne
best Beef. Pork and Mutton in the market At IT,
duced rates. PERh1 hEhhi'
Auburn August Sd, 1861.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

re- The Legislature having notified the
General Government ,latthis State will as
sumo the collection Of its portion of the
na.iona' properly tax (s254, 4,OO0D bill has
been intoduced in the Senate to levy tax
of twenty-five cents on each hundred dollars
Of property in addition to the present State
tax. The State tax being now sixty cents on
the Hundred, The increase would make it
eighty five cents. On account of the great loss
ofproperty by fools, and an anticipated strin
gency in money matters the coming season,
it has been proposed that the State issue
bonds to the General Government nsteal of
raising the money at present 10y taxation.
PAY AS we 60" is always the best policy
in managing the financial affairs of our State,
thereby saving heavy interest account, but
the extraordinary disasters of the winter
throughout the whole State, seems to make
it almost imperative upon the Legislature
to abstain from an increase of taxation at
present.
The Placer herald., 1862-02-15

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south of Springfield '" Oreekj