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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
Jyo, J. TAYLOR,
~ So q "a "a,


For satisfactory reasons. orr agent eouId
not distribute what was designed tor the
I'd and Sd Nagland regiments, the hospi-
tai having removed, and the surgeon Of the
81 being very anxious for him 70 visit the
sick At Cumberland, and minister 70 their
wants. as the number Il large aud inereas-
ing daily Rev John 7. Baird, Chaplaia
Of the s7th Pennsylvania, = man With
heart, offered 70 distribute for the Soeie-
y What he left viz: n shirts, 10 towels. II.
drawers. 10 sheets, aud I7T cans Of fruit
Rev Baird viii ssad his report bysthe 28d
inst
The Post Hospital being akoat 70 Be re-
moved from HeE Greek, and the surgeon,
whose name ne did not learn. having =.
heart equal Ia tenderness "a n stone, no
fraits we're left with hin, hut Rev. Baird
mas Instructed 70 supply the sick nfs thEt
hospital. siss 5
Rev. NJ RArnitI speaks highly OF TIE
gratitude of the sick, and nest Of tluse
having charge OF then. The god elfsEts
of eha1ge fron hard boards, rough bIGa-s
kets, ana no pillows. 70 = comfortable bed
and eIean elothinR. and from hard cr8skers
aud fat bacon, 70 The delieaefes donated,arsi
sTideat ~ z1so sa& I'D
There aFa at this tine II the EGE Creek
Hospital eleven SELLERS without their de-
sEiPtiEe lists. helonging principally % the
ssh aad sth Va; Tie sargso1s colplafn
Of the great dsSeis1ey IN ths blaaka, hnd
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

HAAA44sds 4dLn AuE-s 49,
DUsNESS sstnE tzlly RESUMED o. TIE BaIttnoss
ID kohio RaiIroa1, Lhs CoGPany having thOrulRh.
y RECONSTRUCTED tbe bieaks n tke tT7ek and bFidI
und=r GOgernneht prOtGetioa, the road thorouehly
ADd eoaplstSly gaarled by GoJsrzzelt troops Uin
ger trAinE- A1d costume Their f1 equiP1saf IN The
trAnEportArion q tO3nAgs-
RISSESGn scEDn
~ l DPB4
LRAvE WHEELING. daily, a 1918 A II. R.,.
Nd, loS5Q A M Grafton, so P NJ EsE Crtek
SO P. u C1nbeFiEad, eSS ?. Il. 4; E[ErffustI7rZ,
$50 A. NJ HErPtr'G Ferry, Ssl7 a II arrf.s a Fsi
tinsrs ~ SO A n ~
LEKFR BALTIMORE al s P. NJ NGrtil.azrx,
1ISS P. ~ CEabsriA1d, Z A ~ GEznoa II a. ~;
BsuWoO1, SIS z. ~ arrive AZ WnselinE 40 P n
ne sseosd tr1fn Win DEPART daily, exreps Satar.
days, 81 a=soR. u: GE1ffo1 as ~ SeE Crssk
Tss9 A. NJ cunhartAD4, BIS A y. lIar1insburE,
lsso P ~ HaSPsr's Ferry, las P NJ WA.hinS-
t95 anetoa, ssIo P. NJ AETiVs Al Balti5rO 50
ERAyBs BALTIMORE. SIS A n; Ha-Psr'sF er
y. 1Sto A. u: NArtfnsbuF<. rs P. n : Cunber-
l1od Gl4 2. n 0aklaa I, ssi8 ?. NJ Granaa Ii-s9
Z J. ssauoOd, A NJ; aAEirs Al Wheeling $50
s-L E.-R- SMITH. NhStsr rrAlsoo-tnstus
L .. O0LEs 6e1erAi Ticket AGENT
JOHN KING. JE- Asafhor.
ADIERkk, GzaeEal SapeFViier OfTFAias
{ = elLL.AkD, sePsrEisIof LE-tns
J.RE0RD. Gsa7 AEat, WAeelinx. AIS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

TEENS-Caah 81 dekTsrg.
Prom the financial reports Of the Dispstei
We take the fOlIovipg. /. is beaded thus:
MONEY AID sTocKs-raE PRODUCE NAEKET.
Since our last report there has been no i'm
portant change ia the price Of stocks. We
I.Otsssies Of Confederate bonds, loo, O00, 900
loan, at par. and OF the L, o0o, 600 loan ~
I0l and interest Virginia 6 Per cents 100.
hat, and North Carolina s's los aad in
tsrest- The brokers are buying gold At 100
10 no prenium. and selling At I75; silver,
buying price, so; selling leo.
0EinR 70 the plentiful supplies Of eoun-
try produce, and perhaps some competition
aaong those Who trsfie IN tbis descriptions
Of -'merchaadise, !" prices have become more
moderate, aud the prospect Of = farther re-
due ioa Is favorable. We quote butter At
6O965 cents per pound; country soap, 65
cent; Irish potatoes, s. per bGshei; good
apples, s. 5OS,5; tomatoes, s.; onioas, s.,
bacon. hog ronnd, IS cents per pound.
In the grain markets there l. little doing
that need be noticed, the prices Of corn and
oats having been 6Eed BY the Government.
and none can be sold a. other quotations.
We quote superhne hour At $40 5oSl0 IS,
e1tra At SIt sO9ll Is. and fam y at SI3.
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ed EsA ~A AE, sd kssp sAshEtnr
RaeS stripe - 6riEht - NV thsg uEIS
Eell zaksIi la1 car rl6fa EA=s
Brfll Seat GbOFe eaeh p1trtot1 ErgEos
pRrh % d. Erz5tnE thsf 1o1id 6Hro
TnrrEfI 4 thr1EEh til d1gt e 49,
An koasst ksaEtH ifI l1t VII EhEr1 %
An1 SSHog u % Death or EazG
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A Card to the People!
Now is IouE. TIme 70 save Hone1.
BargainsI BarrainsII-Barr

Bargalnsi BargainsII 7BarkainsIlI
oOaseGaslos q NJ 81. tl.sf an Css.ss esd,
= - et.1lg Te-y Elp5iyr Hll fhs in-di-Atis-1
- t4e ~ vi Wy s1cl Is 49, - a sry
Ptsyto.s Itnes have plTe ! ils<s - Gpgr6.szs
- - q 9 Lesszl - n.lsis DST6oodz aka
~ = -. 49, IA 8 scaErs WhsslflE.
- y y slsh y9ald isIifs a. sfts5-
80 g teaErhe. 81 tnlal1 -asifl- - gsrck Sut
~ % ertees sid $50 loo1s eF1l el-Il.r fhaa
80 Nele gFer hnlTl t1f1ra. - tlIsf "a peTIols
- Eoo1ls - lso v--- 49, I'D
o-ltE e1llll - tliI c-IlortIIffV a Esp-
yt1s tae1,selEels - theF N GIEe ro1-T bT usak-
- teE p5zea9s.. q t4is filae: eslIis5 ny vi
ave 80 -es.oEt1saf @ aaEs tkriF sslsstioa5
2 - -. =. = q Z . = - - ~.
49, - = Elrs. q BruEn - HIsaebsd
lllioss alslisaSi - - eIsrV e.
.l.ltio1s Cee1zl Eil11els, Chs slITlI inhls
- A9lrels AlTl-ss Ira 49, 80 stir4 Rosn-ls
-l4..s. Slker El11ii, HooP Skirfs - - Tres
- 6slls Atlte GeoiIi, LA Ise-Sss q al
-4-ll.A 1910, &c. -
49, 2 ~ w serfor stosS e DRISs GOODS.
- y - l-Ee1tS cheape1 a1d lult co-zrlste q
80 - Pl5iI. IA 40 EzbEg asreA
~ ec1css llel1l1 1lsFl1-s Ari-f.gs IN
sEeat S-r3sty- PisltS 'Sariy q 7 1iIi saKs IL
srHsA44y . ~ e1ltuc - q -
- 1olrsl SerY llpeetfnlly,
IA Ne y H.iaut, CsSsTs vEsSsiisE. Va
.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19

>
Gorsrnor:-Nauy resfgraIioos b, Oa5eers
frou PenusTlSAuia regiments IN my corps.
hsTe been rendered and accepted Some
of these officers Will be seeking commits
sions Ia new regiments.
In no one case has resignation been
accepted Of any officer THAT of Col Tag
gart, TEelfth P. B. V. G.. excepted, whose
services in aay capacity would be Of any
benefit 70 the military arm of the serTice-
beg, therefore, unIeSs RECONSIDERATION
be presented 70 that effect By good author
ity here, that no cus Of these officers be
re-sppOinted in the regiments about 10 be
raised, or Aly cd regiments, Some have
resigned on account Of bad eoaduct before
the enemy aud to avoid exposure. 0thers
are totally demoraIiEed; Others, again, are
Eorthless, OF fear further contact with The
enemy.
1 ask THE Of yoa now. As acting on my
suggestions will probably prevent NORTH
eaiioa- 70 the person appointed and his
friends, as all such will be brought before
board 20 eIami7s into theIr proficiency,
propriety of conduet. ke-, aud will resigu
rather than undergo the Investigation
These remarks apply 70 medical officers
IS veil As line.
have the honor 70 be. very respectfully,
your obedient serTant, z. J. PoRTER-2
Bdgadier Gtneeai Commanding.
To his E1eelleneJ A. G. Curtin, GoTernor
Of PennsylTAnia, Harrisburg, Pa.
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EaFolllps q g. HUGO = south

ssnseAA- - ~
E6Ttsrs {HteLETeaeer
We hsvs had The Depaty Commissioner
Ia or Torn enplli1g the citizens preparas
tory 70 druftias- There Is much dissatis-
fEsdou exists % aee006t OF 50 many being
uisssd, shieh Is eatireiy o=ipg 70 the
eOunissiOser not being aequsiatsd viii
thePeOPls Of this aelEhbofkood BE- BstngI
ftoa another pan Of he county.
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NV CaEEK, August IS, 1852.

Received Of Rev. 5. 8. Bsraitz, ageat of
Soldiers Aid Society, Wheeling, for the
use Of Col. uaITgan's 73d reEiaeat IIli-
nois YolanIeers-siek aud wounded, which
We promise 10 have faithfully applied for
tie purpose intended, quilts, II s6ests,
IS drawers, I0ipiIIoEs, towels, ~ cans
berries, oae-haIf cheese
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-08-19
Ne Rs-aPPoIatnents for ResIEned
Omeers.

TIE foIlouing letter from Geo PitI John
Portsr 70 Gov curtia is interesting At tbi.
tine:
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HEADQ'Hz sra PEoTIsIoEAL ARHT CoRPs,
CAHPxEAz HAREIsox's LANDING, Va.
T.f-NE aR@s
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saERIFFfS SALE.

pursaanee Of Orders Of 5 lie in ths ahcre naznal
i eA1se4 Esn, o. GsadaY, SePteEher y ia Al
'front.' door Of the Court House Of OAio eounty, no
eed 70 sell Joseph u. Pendlefo1s fntsEss- q IL lo
sixteen i16- sq1are tUo ls and lot No hffszl f!sL
square seven q in The city Of Wheeling. Ais his
Interest IN hrs AID -half iSlsl acTes & land
Beg tarEe deseE1bed IN deed Of Fartirfll hesuesn
is1Ae W Mitchell, joseph h Pezsdieton ADD Zacha-
nah IArObs reoorled IA ed hook Ne. a f,lio $50
ats1ehed AS Tie Pr psrSyo q 50 % sph II Fs1dIsfon
al d SD real esate can Be Seen a. TIE SbsT1s
sale 70 eslnenee n 10 0'elOrk, A IL 1sr1zs Of
sale= eEeit o. Ex 4sd tHeiTe Doatha Eith inter
gy11S ho14 with approved security Tor ths sasse he
title being resAined anal ths Ehols q tie Erress
saEStd ALoNzO LORISG. Eerfa
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aa1hI,r., IA aoalstr

= . - = AssaE
Bills were presented amounting 70 1888
7s sud ondered 70 be psid.
The Executive Committee reported the
following total receipts 70 date: - pair
drawers. 30 piIloEs, % shirts. Is quite,
GO bundles bsndsEes, ITO towels, IS pillow
cases, ~ sheets, 70 pair socks, II hand.
ksrchiefs, pair pants, vest, cost, 8
blankets, 465 cans fruit (nost Of which
we're bought by the society, being wanted
immediately 81 books aud magazines, 1913
p0uadS dried fruits, sugar, &c.
They have over 1000 yards of muslin be-
ing made into shirts aud drawers
They Preseat the following receipts and
acknowledgements Of their Distributions
during the month
BrcKAHSoS, August II, 1859.
To SSaWei GasgktiH, tSeeTsfS+y Of .SoE9isrS
lid Soeieiy
acknowledge the receipt on yesterday,
of your valuable donations for the use Of
the 10th Reginent Of Virginia InfanIry,
sick and wounded; consisting Of 1853 cans
of LaEton BIaskbeTTys, 80 cans Of Cur
rants, ~ cans Of Gooseberry's, % Jars
assorted Fruits, bottle Homer, bottles
Of Wine and dozen Corn Starch.
Permit me, in the name Of the sick of
the Regiment, TO thank you. None bat
those situated As soldiers in the Hospital
can appreciate such gifts. must say orr
Hospital here has much needed such aFti-
eles. Words viii not express the gratitude
OF the sick for the kind giff. viii for
Eard 70 Beverly Hospital the quota desiRned
for them. Respectfully,
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LOST

LOST.
CONF PRIVATE RAPERs q Tarr + Kiub.-i.,a
y 81 The resting O the Lib int a a. = q q.
AALro1d Depotl o. beeTeed thsrs End Z n lorfosia
Els o. ths Nati0ld Rod ne anser nm 49,
teAFe d. AZ ths -Ersasarsrls o1na- -
! n1sle-7t CANPBELL LARR-
PaEkeEsbargh, Va
IL Eeo5ad LIeateail4I rs-rvi.fn-. n, ~. Ia,l
n hegt1lalt firEiiia Votuntser 1nEautrT, ~
heseey osdaTe 70 ~ Vr1 % IA n csc thair sssaI
leea al thetr EeeralrflF- Ihelr r-Ir-
ltte1tto1 i direeta1 . general OrIer Ne 3
- I'm ne Ae5Gfl1f GielETaEs cice, Wlr ~
aEtleat J1ly SD 1sel. - stEiet eu-uiaies yifh
IL proIilio1s Win b reqlirod
RirIt Ltllt. sd Ad5't eoa'1E I1sh Rsrinsss Tsl-l
2 sole 9 l1l1al-eliry- a9E1s-lg
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NOTICE
LaughlinS 6 BushfieId.
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
No. ~ Main-street

sole Agent for DR.. A s Todd.s LlyEI
PILLS. and viii be Sold BY fhem 4
PEoprfetOr's Prices.
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Ava sssgeas, lOts Es.. R.a.f

NV CbEkE, august 19Lh. l6b1.
Received Of Rev. s. B. BarnitE, Agent of
Soldiers Aid Society of wheeling, for the
use OF the sSth Regiment, Peana-. Vols.
which We promise 70 have faith ully ap-
piled 10 the use OF the sick: 10 quilts,
~ shirts. u pairs drawers, IS pillows, IS
sheets, 81 books. IS cans air-tight fruits,
aud oue-hsli cheese.
With much gratitude aud many thanks,
D. + McHIxHEY,
Asst ssrgeoa sIth Reg. Peaa4. Fol..
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rh.Late., fron Rlohmoad.

We arc under osligstous 70 Lisut Col
john c. Kelley, eOnnaading the Tth VIZ
Eiaia regiment, With NeCleIIan's army. for
= copy of The Richmond Di.Pste4 a. late a.
Augas. IL The features alluded 10 By M
yesterday, ia the papers received OF sasur.
day, increase IN this number Of The Dis
pstek. Over halfa eoluuu of new adj
ver,iseusnts for substitutes apPesri also =
haIfeoIuma ofreuardsoEered for deserters.
There is nearly column of Obisaaries.-
Anong the wants We Sud this one:
UYASTRD-SSoo IN GOLD. e Fsss-al Iroasury
w q haak rotes, for Ufieh the kfEkeSt prices
viii be PaSd- Addresa Nv ? @. DiSpateh o0es,
inaa1IGteIy-
We 6ud the following notioe trOa an Of
feisl whom We take to be no less = person
than ALT Barbour, OF NorgsntoEu:
n 400 BUSHELS OF CORN Al PUBLIC Acc
IL HUI TI0S-Wm b SID n Pohlie aa-tioz'
81 T1es4ay. TIE f3gh tnst. atcssaEhAv's EGoholsS'
o5raer q llLh nnd Cay sErsetA, aboat tIeuty-ouI
hu61rs4 bGssels q 60Terune1T Corn, Ia . dE1aAged
eol.iitsoo. Sale 70 co-aueEze At 10 oiclock A n
Nj An BARBOUR, g =.
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WOOL sACkING.

Tur KEcuyED-E Is SaaFasosSS "a B.rl.Ps
.sE-97 81 s GGIa munLlA
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
T1 ~ - ~ :, = - - -

~ sEsE@555's.
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Coloael, sTlb Reg. Peaaa.' Yoll.

Ass't Surgeon s1.a Re-. Peaaa. Hol..
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
Election Proclamation.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elec.
~ tors of the town of Auburn, that in accord.
ance with the provisions of an act entitled San
Act to incorporate the Of Town Auburn" approv.
ed March 10Th, 1862 there will be IN election held
in said town, on
Monday, the 18th day Of April, A. ID. seq,
for the purpose of clecting Five Trustees, in &C.
cordance with the requirements Of said Act.
The polls will be opened at Cove x Gordon
Store, on Main Street, at o'clock. A. NJ, and
close at sunset. Lewis Gibbons, Inspectors Hen
son HAZEL and VIM. A. Johnson, Judges
IN WITNESS Whereof have here.
- unto set my hand, and caused the
l.. S. Corporate Seal of the Town of
~ Auburn to be hereto affixed, this
22d day of March, A. u. 1862.
HIRAM r. HAWKINS,
President Board OF Trustees.
Attest. GEo. l.. ANDERSON, Clerk.
Auburn, March 22d, 1862.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
DIR. HOSTETTER's BITTERs shou,1 :, :,

DIR. HOSTETTER'S BITTERS shou,d +. :.
the possession of everybody in the mining re,;on
AS preventive Of the various dangerous diseo...
to which the gold seeker is liable, it has no
rior. While it is quite palatablc even "a n how.
rage, it is speedy and powerful in its effect, rno.
the system In all cases of Darrhr", Dy,entery.
and the prevailing fevers consequen. upon ~
posures, the Bitters will be found invaluable A.. .
corrective. No man should enter upon N. .,-
posed camp life of q miner without being n,o
vided with Hostetter's preventive of stomach
disease, nor should any Of those who are now an
gagged in the occupation, fail to have recour,e -
the bitters. Sold by oil Druggists and de.l.,.
everywhere.
March 22d, l862.-lm
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
SPECIAL NOTICES

TO the stockholders Of the sacr.m.,.
fLACEk AND NEVADA RAILROAD COW
PANf.-Notice is hereby given that m a..os.
ment OF ten per cent, (the 9th,) has been lev;oa
oy the Board of Directors on the capital s.ocI
OF the s. p. and N. R. Il. Co., payable on q, ="
fore the lst day of April, 1862, to BENJAu1N
q. ALLEN, Treasurer, at the office of Wells, F.roo
~ TO-, Auburn All shareholders are requested
to make payment on or before that time. Or ,u.h
assessments will be promptly collected :, 81.
manner prescribed by law. !" 'ne
March lst, lS62.-1m
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29

CoTToN GROWING IN INDIA.-The advces
from Madras, of the 9th ultimo., state that
the Board of Commerce has informed the
Government that the Egyptian cotton'seed,
supplied by Mr.. Shubrick, had been tried at
Caddaph and other places, and the result
was failure. In Canaan the Collector
states that the produce could be raised all
over the district with or without special care,
although far greater yields might be expect
ed from plants that are carefully watered.
The samples which have been forwarded
were pronounced by the Chamber of Com.
merce, although discolored, to be probably
worth from sd. to I'd. pound in London.
Morning Post
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
Religious Notice

Christ Church-Episcopal-Rev. Arthur F.
Hill, Rector. Service on Sunday, in the Cont
House, at II O'Clock. A. NJ, and p NJ The mi.
lie generally are invited to attend tho J;p;n- r.;
services. The Sunday School of Christ CbnrnS
will be held in the same place, tomorrow NJ .
o'clock, p. NJ. under the superinte ndence Of tho
Rector " '"e
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

STATE Gdzx9F OF cAhiFoENlA P,1coa 7o~"'''' No.
T,O ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. Bel
l known that l, Rosa Marshall, wife OF Leve,n
Marshall, resident of the town of Auburn, III
the county, State and Township aforesaid 9noe,
and by virtue of an act of the Legislature OF salo
State, entitled an act to authorize married women
to transact business in their own name as ooe
Traders passed April 18th, A. D. 1862, ana S. Nc"
amendatory and supplemental. thereto, 40 nefeU!
declare and make known my intention 70 w,
carry on and transact business in my own nn%; a.
and on my own account as Sole Trader, my sou
business will consist in buying and selling cigar:
tobacco fruits, liquors and other merchandise ana
carrying on and conducting cigar, run ",, nvr,
and saloon, in the said town of Auburn ana coah.y
of Placer, and do hereby further declare; .IH,
from and after this date, will be inaiv'ua"h a"h;.
responsible for all contracts made ana az u' .v
ontracted in my own name, in and ooS aoou; 'i1 y
said business, and that the capital employeeu svo
my said business does not exceed the s"m VI NV
thousand dollars. , oos law of
Witness my hand. and seal, this zzd u"' "
March, A. D., 1862.
ROSAN MARSHALL. lsEA@J
mark
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
Notice to Delinquent Stockholders

IN THE
Sacramento, Placer and Nevada R.ilro.s
Company.
IN conformity with resolution, passed bv Tho
IL Board of Directors of the S. P.&N.R. Co
notice is hereby given, to nll stockholder. Who
are delinquent upon assessments on shares Of the
Capital Stock held by them in said COMPANY
that II such assessments now due and growing
due. are not paid on or before the 10Th day 81
April, 1862, the Company will proceed to collect
the same by process of law.
BY order of the Board of Directors
CHAS. H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
Auburn, March 22d l862-5w
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29

A BAvARIAN CUsroM.-A singular custom
prevails in same parts Of Bavaria, and was
recently re.enacted there. When person
in community is notorourly stingy, or
renders himself obnoxious to his fellew
townsmen, they gather about his house, drag
him forth and hold sort of mock trial,
under the authority Of Charlemagne," re
cite in verse the charges against him, while
after each verse the assembly break into loud
tauntng laughter, and make fearful noise
with pans, bells, :rumpets, whips cracking,
shouts and stamping. At the end the cu-
prit has another admoniton; and other sin
ners are warned that if they do not i'm
prove, the next meeting will be held at their
houses. With this the gathering separates
as mysteriously as it came together.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C.
County OF PLACER.


nN this 22d day of March, A. D. loo1, pr Of the
u ally appeared before me, yas''y pns, 'wyapshaIl,
satisfactorily proved to me to be the pc''T Teclara
rcbed in and who executed the written aso nv me
tion of Sole leadership and hNvihs che cxecut-
ed the same freely and voluntarily and ,S i0r that t"s
uses and purposes therein mentlone;a'i ;'i the the con-
having been first made acquainted WIN wnnowlcdged
tents of the said instrument SUE @ a' and without
to me on examination, apart from ""% n%o execut.
the hearing of her said husband that fGe fear
ed the same freely and voluntarily %." hor husband
or compusion or under influence o ner The execu
and that she does not wish 10 re'l"''
49,: 20 ~ somo her ,y
Ito" 0' inc S'ne' ROSA 4 MARsALh'
mark .:,.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- 1862.
of the Peace, this 22d day OF MarGI; rTyT0N
Justice of the Peace, Township i''' =
March 29tb lS62.-Ow
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we'll calculated to general forces to meet success
He was prominent candidate, in the Douglas
Democratic convention last fall for sheriff. His
loss is sincerely mourned by large circle of ac-
uuaiptances.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29
WIN, K. PARkINS~"'
CLOSING OUT:

r HAVE determined to close OUT -at;ye a;y from
STOCK OF DRY GOODS, ana Il, Two ieevervthing
the business Consequently, VIII se't sue stock Of
at greatly reduced prices. % I1,v and see for your
New Goods, well selected. Can na'.,IpIKSIINS0N, a',I
selves. W. n
Auburn, March 2pths lS62.-lm
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n1s- The S +. C0U says. 1--WE are Informed
that an accurate list of secessiOnists (tralors.
who disgrace San Francisco by their presence. is
now being made up 1t is understood that this
list is compiled under the auspices of secret po-
litical society.
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GOLDEN EAGLE HOTEL,
Corner of X and Seventh sts..
SACRA AMENTO.

II E. CALLAHAN, the proprietor of this
LIZ long-established and popular Hotel, in
forms his former patrons and friends in Placer
county, that he has resumed the keeping of his
old stand, where he would he pleased to meet
them again. Notwithstanding the storms and the
floods, he assures all that the GOLDEN EAGLE is in
the best order for the accommodation of his guests
and that the terms are low and in unison with
the times
LIVERY ACCOMMODATIONS.
He has directly connected with his Hotel, a prime
Livery Stable, and carriages and horses are let at
reasonable rates.
His patrons ore always conveyed free of charge,
to and from the cars and steamboats,.
March 29th, lS62.-0m
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~ The Folsom Telegraph says, the work OF
grading upon the Auburn Railroad is progress
sing as rapidly as possible. and that track laying
will be commenced next week.
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S. v. r. r.
U M Nj Err ARIA & T. NJ Il r 3.
lGalM III :s::,:;::2 :ss;a

IN AND AFTER MONDAY, THE PATH OF
" March, 1862. the cars of the Sacramento VAL
ley Railroad will leave as follows:
Leave Sacramento at 6R A. NJ, "a and Pm
Leave Folsom at 6t A. NJ. IL NJ, and ID Pm.
SUNDAYS:
Leave Sacramento at G4 A.M
Leave Folsom ut l2M
FREIGHT
Will be taken by every train from Sacramento
Except Sundays,) and by 81 A. NJ, and st r.H.
down.
The Gt A. NJ. train up. and IL NJ. train down,
connect with Stages to or from the Mountain
towns and Carson Valley.
TICKET OFFICE, opposite the cars, on Front
street, under the What Cheer House.
J. p. ROBINSON, Superintendent
Sacramento March 2l, 1862.
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5ca5- Sheath Il Arnold, and Hooker X Co..
wholesale merchants Of Sacramento, have opened
branch houses on Front street, San Francisco or
more properly speaking. their main establish
ments will hereafter he at the Bay, having
branches at Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29

l~ Good wheat for milling is quoted in
San Francisco at 50 so; medium do $2;
choice do - 80; extra choice do 50 so per
100 lbs.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29

zfs- We have received several interesting pub
lie documents during the week from Hon. f. W.
Hillyer.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-29

ARRIVAL OF RAILROAD lRoN.-l 1899 bars of iron.
us kegs Of spikes, and 2S5 bundles Of chairs. ar
rived at San Francisco on Tuesday, by clipper
Uncorah, for the Folsom and Auburn Rail Road.