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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

Grant IA no, &c. provided With cavalry enough 70
CO. ,b;s 1opdaI;sm. IL Gen. HaI'eck furnishes y
- s.ason the quantity Of cotton procured here Will
exceed our mos, sa1guioe expectations
me- rsgeirt- of me telegraph Office yesterday for
,,soes,es cont North wore sl03, and the dispatches
IN fbs aggregate. called for more than one pHt0"
doU,rs in gold 10 huy cotton with. They were
,nt mainly 10 New-YOrk, PHILADELPHIA and Boston.
Here, az through the entire South, the most violent
and malignant Rebels are those Of Northern birth.
Even thu edi or of The .hemphss GraRGdo ApPeoi,
j. b. DumDie is native OF the free soil of ONO,
who first came South only few months ago, amt
br0vgM httcrs IF Wd0rsemcRt Prom me reheg"0e
Congressman, VaHaadigham.
Applications for the Memphis Posimasterslip are
thicker than Autumnal leaves. Col. haikiand, the
Agent OF the Depart nent, who has tie once III
cinrCe, thinks that il all the applicant had voted
the Union ticket Memphis wOuldnever have seceded
Saunders. who manufactured the Rebel torpedces'
is under afrcs, So Caro- az spy. lie ls an elderly
grave Teveremd.oOklng percentage, IN unslllieu
broadclo'h, who appearf more like an agent u me
Tract Society than Rebel emissa-y. lie walks
about the ST. Charles At Cairo, with even unHontei
soloInniy of yisage caused, perhaps, ny the pres
ence Of one Federal bayonet before bin aad another
behind him II il ON especially hard case for notp-
ing short OF melting them in furnace could ever
have exploded one OF his tOrpedoes. In tins region
10 10 history generally, they never hurt an!Dody
except the man who made them.
here il one very noticeable feature IN the hsoel
Press. The papers which, in every issue, used 10
call Abraham Lincoln IA ape balloon, an iube-
Gle have utterly stopped IT, | have not seen
sp- r0en Of those pleasant Southern compliments iof
SIX months. The abil " and integrity OF our hrst
Republican President, have fairly conquered the 10
spect of his enemies. May Cod give lin wisdom 10
carry the nation through its fiery struggle faithful
20 the only Principle which can make this war im-
mortal in history, and without injustice 10 men VINO
were liz earliest and nOb2st embodiment! 4. ID. Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
THE ULSTER GUARD.

10 n. Ed..oy Of ne y. y Tribune
SIR: notice in the lst Of regiments pnohsne' ny
yoa few days since the following: 90 Ulster Guard uI'
s,sr County" The Ulster Guard IL the ?Dtn Ne" Oh nm
tia and such served ios three months a. AnnaPol' s
Baltimore The regimen. returned home was hhea VI, '
maximum and sent by tic Governor Of she ssae OF "e"
v,k a. rho 2oh Nuiti, As such vas accepted by the
War Iep.rtmont and such IT j. known IN me s.t,,s
the convenience OF cassi alton IL wa called me '" oy ~
ALBANY sad attempt sde 10 chase r
orranl from the 2nth Mts 20 IL. tNth Nonnt"s
THIS successfully re.ied by th7 regiment a,u j.
ne y az here ofire bono che records Of mo al n'p
nenf and Officially known the i0lh NeTl DIX state M
s II possible that the ment may be eng ga IL s
.,n your publication Intended 20 prevent may DE- IN
cre sod The regiment = des mated az ne .th hr-
vision. -. Oil. t-t.,.-
Yon " Y otl-e any friends n the s'er Guard IN b.'ef
County aud els, where by The publication OF W" aDo'e'
Fre5egiaksbVyg, q. JJiy J. loh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
EfBLO'S GARDEN.

The raueic aud diana Of the Spirit Dancers, pro-
drccd last might has plot after This wise: maiden
IS about 20 be married, and lives in a part Of toe
country where some very good-looing aud very Il =
licous torpsycnOreaU spre6 have lac disccedt Of
,educing nortaIs into their m.zes and drowning
them in a certain whirlpool. They do this Of course
at midnight, and at favorite periods The night be-
fore the day Of the marriage the maiden fails aseep
and dreams; ard the audience have the benefit Of
her dream in scenes Of the esh, inch asher dying,
being laid ont most interesting corpse with white
wreath, and four candles on the death c0nch-her
coming TO locomotive state, aud being daoced oil
By the spritcs her lover transixed looking on-1er
rising from the tomb, etc., etc.-all ending happhy
when she wakes and finds that she had the nlSnt-
mare from agitation and perhaps late supper.
Ofthe music we may form some Judgment after 10
has been rehearsed; but the orchestra and chorus
being 80 diacoraBt, we postpone dicIum. u Will
20 better tonight, doubtess; when we suggest 70
she properly nan not 30 give directions in tue trans
cendental spre scenes so loud, az 10 be heard all
over the house Miss Richings has some brilliant
aud pathetic music but we 'hougpt ner voice
shoyed signs Of fatigue The dancing If tie ballet
was brilliant as usual. SJme Of tho scenery Was
very effective.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

,prIVFp. .IrfspAf N"hN 1870 Coz
-,.. ,,t.,t Lain. Dr..no. LurIloo. J-i -
O., q t..prL au. one tlt N.l'l .'-' 20 = -
10 rtt~ A., 4,V = ~ winds. between Gle lli. or ~
I B., ,.t. , irad o. hsl continual ten.e ~, 60 80
'- l ,,ty i.a-rrss; Row, 20 Cope ffii ana W. -
soma I'D irt,ry ,-,Aw large nnhoe. o. pr. ~
Ir be- tg r. lou. ft2' s.ohe 'ir u 'Yhla-i. - 30
'' b. GOV s. T,ans g. D.. and tooA nom hts i"o .
49, ,l 4, ..nn-n, being PORTION "i TIE c'c" Y 80
..t.rrn tot -hi-ds. Reid, winch oe, -o VIZ p. ,s,
b.. ,fauei on iI.e H iu .'f III i. " DO "A ..i...
~ 30 q ..t-e,rt wi.h .h W w.ncs ana ct..., s.,,t
..N H. .'. tf..f.cti. srlH..1. Ncwclte hns- -
. IA ,ur. b Aleiuckr Wrf.f. fiia "eHe iy ~ Df
..,'..... frnr 20 on fnr talAs, iAssc" siiP ny
tt'hI. t.fe n.pre June 70 l0l Liverpool. t,,.
a.. Af.f.i Fa.le lo' lsca.o. sh'rI hleh nav a. ,sr.
D. -. bt,.tf 20 A ~ Bsdser. june 2, % lirYans ~, A.
al, az iirer OF Mulbi5gs, Die, -s-d ~ JtNs u'-
g'tt H. Walter (of B3.or Elliott havsn1 ,-t1,,u-
i,.i 10 hassett Bacon. Anchored ~ Lower rlrYa,g
f,l.k lurv RING 1hngow, ArtWtfp - is3' -
,i.v. i bal r.t 10 Brett Son & CO. - r,-. ,, lo,.
ffia Del Ifurmauu, Tenn g. Potau' Fflp N. ,i4 .ax
,oi I'D Robert Munso ir. Jon. %, Oh Usir,bny cone
ba-rl hv bound into tort a'.trlrc WIN " sg.ed b.Is
a1o,e ti- ial. .a.t; 2t'h. m Cape 81 AI'A'i'' y
.,i .chr bound into Poraupirre -, p IN ballast 20
Er.r any Nt,scx. smith. Hs,ans Juhs - ]"
u.r.... O., Anchored e. Lower q J.,, -oal &c
Big Isre tbsl Mcclellan, Lrsin' - ."
ti An, tl,r. Of Difby n. So Hnshet ratnnn' LIy
D. dave D, mo ses q AWAY $500 and wa.
g. t q u wrn ashore the rott - s.h.y oa,,e. .aI
,5t OF t'i. morning uitef Gi'eA.- s|s
So H.. NO.. ~ trovidrnrel Ros', ron ny" ''
IL, ballast 90 Hofrtki.., hcnuer bthIe" .
B.LOW-sbio Herald Simmons from 'a''
+,pn ~ = .,,am t.an,port Philsdelphi. Ne" 'Of'esl'
NIND-sunse., tom >, snI ign'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
MORE OFTHE SICK AND WOUNDED FROM
THE POTOMAC ARMY.

The following is list Of the sick and wounded
brought from Fortress Monroe to Philadelphia Oh
tae steamer Daniel We5ster yesterday:
list or PEsSsYtYaSiAVs.
Capt James B. Montgomery, A. A. G. TO Gen. Newton
a AZ r. Canada Captain Co. C. 23d. sics.
John moniss Captain Co ;. 9Th, ..ck.
: +. Towassna. Cap.ain Go. z lt'd. wounded
C O. Roiso 5 Ser, s5r 20 T. 5tb ie.ersss woanled
John !. brclsy, s.IFi Co C. aa.a RICK
Mn. H. smith. Co. VI, ga SEX
Thomas plalket Go q, 9Th, sick
james luz Co A, l@tn wounded.
Danie. Woolring 10. l.. attI, wo4niet-
Wm. Dcsl, Co. q, g5th, sics
VIM West,rfuau Co. +, 18Th wounded.
George x. cry. Corpora, Go. sath. -ick
Joe. a. NiD.or', Co. b, an Reserve. wounded.
Robot D. Wilson, Go. ], g5h. wounded
Levi C.n. Go. G.. loCth SICK
John heicl g-s.ucI Go. a 1929. sch.
June GIBSON, Go. H. lit, wounded
Allied Kedoi Corporal. Co y, 8tu Be.elyes Wo1tsod
Charlie. q. brown Co q. cen Res-rse. wounded.
Water Relsy Corporal Co. H. 95,h SICK
Eugene altman. Go. II, 30 wounded.
Aes. McGo~n Corporal Co c. 33i, sick.
l. w. Warner. Co. G, l0}d. sick.
Robt mur,er, Go O, 80 Reserves sck.
David DAVIS CO. A. l0.st siek.
Jonu HsUlsud q " Goth wounded
Lieut. A. o. kobslt CO y, Z. b. wounded
Corp Walker Ve"ey Go X. 9'ih, scA-
A. Deprcc Go. b. 10Th, foot.
g. CleiueI, Co a. 35th rheumatism
w. boyer Co. q. 1T California, (lisD fever
Miller, Co @. l0lsi, foyer
WA. Moyer Co. =, 1th Reseryel, rheumatism.
J. W Dor.bilt Go X, oh Reserves. hand
w Gr-b.es 90. b. Gih Neserve.. leg.
J. l.. Francis 60. @, 6th Re rIyes. LIZ.
Corp. T Di.singeT Co. p, sd rheumatism
Corp n. Nhtzal, Go. a, $50 Pa. Iheamatisn
}. &. Peterson. Co. u. llih Cavalry, rheuutia
II. X. White, Co r. b2d lex
o. g. Gray, co. =, t2d hand.
4. Herein Co. T. 9Th Re.eTsss, hip.
g. : GcOdSiu Co. = SD sick.
j. G. Reed, Co. \. 9Th Reserves shoulder
G. Jsz, Go. 9tL Reserves hand
Corp. J. H. Watson, Go. q, ist Receives, GTDg
W Meicaio, Co. h, let Reserves foot
r. Peplow, Co. d. "a ReseTyes; shoulder
Andrew Thoin Co X lQ3d, foy-r
Isaac Pheips 60. q, 1l.t fever.
4. W. Miller, 60. D, 9th Pa Bs'eryod COrps hand
lieut. Fletcher smpliD. &c. -, lg3d ever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

Az ArrEN AGAlssr ~ ANsogANcE.-fhe prin-
cipal shipping merchants Of this city have memorial
sed the Metropolitan Police Commissioner for as-
fsianco to prevent their versel- from being boarded
and taken possession Of on their arrival "a quarantine
by salor rmucu and others. SO grent has tnit
nuilance become that lie officers Of the ve5sels
powerlsss against the horde of runners who swarm
the vessels, particularly f 'he 10 from long voyage.
Tho petitioners ask thar police boa; may be s.4-
toned in Quarantine 10 enforce tho laws Of the
Health Officer. d.. Gum, the hoalth Officer, tpe-
eially inloHes The request. Something Of he sort
IL much needed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08
TIE DRUMMER roy or coNP.,NY 4, THIRTY
SIXTH RrG,MENT y. wv.

To ne Edf,y of The :. y Tribune.
Srr: In looking over the lit Of wounded brought
by he DAME. Webster this port Jolly lad omitted mo
nam. o. John Wood. Co :, 18th Regiment N y. Y. WIZ
yoi please stats Tor the comfort Of HE widowed mother who
lives in Buffalo " Y that NJ. j. Reve formerly SUrgoon
Assistant 36h NewYok aud in the same cspscy on
the Webster leaned While a. anison =" hl jones hyoF
on Wednesdsy slt bis young friend The drummer boy Of
Company Si0s ia the hospital tent ashore in ,'e lat
siege Of typhoid fever by perusen Of th' Medical D
rector he led bin tax 20 the vessel and brought 70 New
Yoj He Is nov at the Jews Hoo yte Twenty eighth
..eot is alive tonight uy D. aud though very low may
possibly recover q. GOULDEM
Nc 49, Sand, tbc,f, Bro5kiya. July ?. 1872.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

Can't Evans, arrived yesterday from New Orleans
after a Passage Of Is days. sba brings i,o2o thds'
sugar. u bales Of cotton, and 80 bbls. molasses'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

he 60 n Brooklyn Docks pros,sed by he he o. the
he conveyed 10 The forvlhird PreciDc' Station.
House. ere he sired shuFty eer There s,,era
other csses. but none OF a serious character.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

STABBISG AFFRAY.-rwO divers il The enpioy
OF he Broadway Railroad Compsov got into aaaess.op :,
ths s.tbes Do 1t new York clock yo,er5ay morn
ns n which ~ o. them nau' Joha Mccain sts Del John
and pc sps fs'a charnc e The accufed .si-e
into custody ani he'd lUr hearing.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

p,r,.o,s July s-fLorR unchanged 'sles 70 v 20
ohN,,o IvnEar quiet and i'Neri 4sW " mw 800
~ . cav, % anll. Nhi.@, Jiosoo yellow uncnA. !.
~ o. liasd Peaafy lvana 80 G1sc "HisHf sr'"
-. - Oh, PHQNit'otf d'sL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

BRooKLYS CITY COUHr CsLENDAE-Tgesdsy
July mo, a. p? ~ D. q, e, g e. 3. H. p % a. %
"a, 30, q, J. a. H.
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areason Still Tolerated Communicating
Within our Lines-Iencg0de Northern
ers-Saiiaudisham- Memphis Post
0mce-Tbe Torpedo Maker ia uuranoe
The Rebel Press and Pre- idont Linz
coin.
Prom Our Special Correspondent.
MgsPhis. Tenn Tuesday. j.

won Ouf special ,orrts pendenL
MssPhIs. Tenn Tuesday, July J., 1862
No steps ere taken to stop Tie Apalaacle. To.
dsy ii descends from threats to pstronizing and
nges our authorities not 10 insist upon the oath Of
allegiance, because il conflicts with the prevalent
ideas about St-te Rights
Loyal hempbans arc grieved ard indignant that
these publication tolerated. They are peculiarly
offensive because The Aralancle propretors claim
10 be loyal, and promise TO make il Union paper
early as 1t can come around" gracefully. One Of
them, Mr.. Bingham, ID thought 10 be sincere, but
oyer-ruled by his partner, Dr. Fowlkes, VITO crles
"Oood Lord Good deyip waiting 10 see which
will win. The Argus is more worthy Of respect. IL
makes no profession OF sympalhy with us, but hon
csty endeavors TO PRINT nothing Offensive ito the
dominant authority.
The Rebel cavalry are securing the country. and
sven burning cotton twenty miles n0rtk-cast OF
HemDhis. tie exceedingly urtorlansie .ha, Gen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

From Nrw.OpLrlm.-The tsrs White Sea,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

DrcHARcRp.-Henry Williams arrested for pass-
ing counterfeit g bll on the Weedsport Bank, was
discharged By Justice Perry Yesterday, On tho
oro1pd that tiere WAS no criminal intent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

The following is q list Of the sick and wounde,
brought from Fortress Monroe to Philadelphia OF
tue steamer Daaiel Webster yesterday:
IIer 0r pFNNeYfYANIANs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

FATAL EfTEcT OF SuN-SrRoKE.-Yesterdsy
.r,rosa6 'sbo-ss paced leAn Dorahlc enPoy.i allen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-08

S.s NsotitFa Come RkGsck's Array Sent
tered-a NorthvVarI Movement Of rhe
RcbeJs-TreaAonstls pUbtieaticra IN
Msmphis-Refos gee from srhh"-as- "A
Fearful J0urBey-NegrO Al uBters iH sur
CAnps-Th.ir RecepiLsU-t'eu' Son"
MI. Thaycr.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
S22G 81

In addition TO the foregoing statement of the
financial condition of the corporation will state
that in pursuance of the provisions Of the stat
ute concerning the S. p. Il n Il. Co., the Board
have subscribed to the $4,000 of stock and is
sued the bonds as by law required.
The obtaining and issuance of the bonds was
attended with more expense than was anticipute,
but that the expense WAS reduced to the lowest
possible figure.
The issuance OF the bonds having been una.
vodably delayed for some months made ii ncccs
sary that the first instalmcnt of interest thereon
should be also delayed until the 1st day of June
1862, instead of January lst 1862 as p. divided in
the trginal bill. The bonds were therefore
worded accordingly.
1t has therefore become incumbent upon us to
levy tax sufficient to meet three instruments of
interest. which will fall due before the cvying of
another tax. 10 wit: June 1st two in>tilmcn,.
and one on January lst. 1868. On no ensuing
year will the same taxation to meet interest be
required.
The amount of interest to be met being SC 900
has required the heavy assessment of - per
cent. u most oncrous tax, but under the law ul-
avOdahlc
The condition of our streets il dcplorablc. but
under the recent act of the Legislature giving
the Road Tax collected within the corporation
to the roads and streets of tn" Corporation, will
give fund amply sufficient to place them in
excellent repair.
Tn want of a station house for the temporary
detention Of offenders has long been felt and |
deem it my duty to call the attention Of onr
Successors to that important matter
The Board have been petitiOned to levy tax
for the construction of adequate water works for
the protection OF the town from fire The almost
absolute mpossibilty of doing so. is sci forth
most fully in the published report Of th- Com
mittcc to whom the subject WAS referred.
Several ordinances have been passed during
the year. which having been published from time
to time. any reference TO them j. unnecessary.
H. K. HAWKINS. PreS,i't Board fru tees.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
TOLpINANCE No. l2.1

For Taxing Loose or Unclaimed Dogs.
The Trustees of the Town of Auburn do Or
dain as follows:
Sec L. A tax of Two Dollars per annum is
hereby levied on every Dog owned within the cor
porate limits Of the town Of Auburn, found at
large within said town, on and after the first day
of April 1862.
Sec 2. Annually on the last Monday in March.
it shall be the duty of the Cler k of the Board of
Trustees to deliver to the Town Treasurer, as
many brass or copper tags as may be necessary and
being numbered from one up to the highest num-
Der, delivered to the Treasurer; and said tags
shall be altered annually in shape so as to be
easily designated from the tags issued the pre-
cedng years.
SEC 3. On or before the first Monday in April,
of each year it shall be the duty Of the Town
Marshal to draw from the Treasurer as many
tags as he may be able to dispose of, giving a re-
ccpt for the same. one OF which tags he shall
deliver to any inhabitant of the town of Auburn,
upon payment Of two dollars.
SEC 4. Every dog that shall be found running
at large within said town after the 10th day of
April, 1862, not having one of the tags furnished
by the Marshal, according to section two of this
Ordinance, attached to collar upon his neck,
shall be liable to be killed by any person, and it
is hereby made the duty of the Marshal to put to
death any dog SO at large without said tag. All
moneys collected under this Ordinance shall be
paid over by the Marshal to the Treasurer on the
for collecting the same, which is hereby fixed at
one dollar for each and every tag sold. And it
shall be the further duty of the Town Marshal to
file o report with the Clerk, on the first Monday
in each month, containing list Of those citizens
who have purchased dog tags the preceding
month.
SEC 5. Ordinance No 3, is hereby repealed.
and this Ordinance shall be in force and effect on
and after its passage
On motion ordered that the Clerk of this
Board be authorized to have printed 500 blank
interest tax receipts, for the use of the Town
Marshal
On motion of Amos F. Cove. it WAS ordered
that Ordinances Nos 4 and II, passed at this
me ting. be published in the Placer Herald.
Ordered. that the bill of T. Il G. II. Mitchell,
for printing blank licenses for use Of town, for
1861. be allowed. and Clerk draw an order on
Treasurer for the sum of So.
Board adjourned until the next regular meeting.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
To the Friends Of Education in Placer
County.

A Convention Of the Teachers and Trustees
IA OF Public Schools of Placer County. will
be held id Auburn, commencing Tuesday, AIr
Sth, 1862. Every Teacher. and those designing
TO become Teachers are expected to be present.
Subjects of great Importance to the educational
interests of the County will be brought before
the Convention for discussion and action.
Teachers. Trustees, Parents and friends OF
Education generally. are earnestly invited to be
present and take part in the proceedings OF the
Convention.
H. GOODRICH. Co. Supt Pub. Schools.
Auburn, March Sth, '62-5w.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

THE LARGEST HorEL IN THE WORLD
The largest hotel in the country, or in the
world, is said to be the Lindel House in ST..
Louis, Missouri. 1t is 272 feet in front; 272
deep; 10 feet high, and fronted with cream
colored magnetism limestone. Its cost, un-
furnished, will be 100000. 1t has 500
rooms, AID can receive 200 guests.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

Gen. Evans, who commands the rebels at
Leesberg, was pupil of Gen. Stone at West
Point, and they are on the very best terms
personally, correspondence, it is said frequent
ly passing between them. This is undoubt-
edy the ground for the rumors affecting
Gen. Stones LOYALTY.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

MEAN MEN.-Artemas Ward, in speaking
Of 'mean people" generally, says, 'they are
unfit to carry peppermint to General Price"
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
Family Grocery Store
HENRY STONE,

I'm the Brick basement Of 0d"
Hall, Auburn, Cal. .h
HAVING purchased the Store of Isaac , p ti" onoyc
IL the undersigned has opened at 'he "vv, now
place, Family Grocery Store, where ne sunry nIy
has and will he constantly receiving "lu"a
OF Flour, Corn Meal, Barley, ,t"cs.
Bran, shorts, Beans, rOaG'
Rice, sugar, Tea, Conee'
Candles, Fish, Bacon,
CORDAGE AND STONEWAN"
Also. superior qualities of all H
OILS & PAINIS,
Burning Fluids, window Glass, Hr"'"'''
Tar, Grease, &c. ,cr
FRESH BUTTER. EGGS AND ChLnoD -.
will be kept on hand all the time, ana rnni hoat in
may rely upon obtaining the best and iresl''s' >"
the market.
Picked and Preserved Er"itS'
The undersngned being determined ~ 10 .,u of tha
the lowest cash rates. invites the patronage
public. ,,,,,Dy crONE.
Auburn, March Sth, ls62.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

Discoveries in France lead to the knowl.
edge that man lived there more than hun.
dred thousand years ago. Human bones are
found in deep caves, associated with those Of
the rhnosceros and Irish elk,
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

EE- The "bullgne" run off the Hayes
Railroad in San Francisco, the other day
Wednesday.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

Arrangements are being made for the re
construction of Lise's bridge, over the
American river, near Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

WHIsKEy RlsING.-A dispatch from New
York this week states that whisky is on
the rise, selling for 80 cents per gallon.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

In TowN.-We were pleased to meet yes
terday IN our sanctum Ex Senator Baker,
and Ex-Supervisor Duck, of the eastern por-
ton of our county Our friends look in re-
markaile good health; in fact. they are as
well preserved" as any individuals one could
NEE, in weeks travel. Long may they
i've to enjoy it,
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

GUNS on ALcArRAs IsIAND.-There are
now mounted and ready for effective service
on Alcatras Island, seventy eight cannon the
largest of which are one hundred and twenty
Founders.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08
Sound" :"

A "sucker's' idea of souudness is aptly il
lustrated in the remark of an old bee hunter
in one of the Egyptian counties. The times
were the topic of conversation among a
group of villagers at the "store." and the
soundness of the various Illinois banks were
under discussion. Among them is the Gas.
ton Bank, owned by Smith, a popular man
among the 'cop.peras breeches" thereabouts.
SIS Smith sound?" inquired ono of the par
ty.
Uncle Mills an old pioneer, taking his pipe
from hole in his face, like slit in a side Of
sole leather, broke out:
Sound. Smith sound! Well he is-He
never wur sick in his life, weight morn lso,
voted for Daglis, and believes in immersion
sure! | call that sound-s0me!
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

MORE RooM.--The Journal SAYS workmen
commenced this week to widen the sidewalks
on Montgomery street, San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

REJNcrnD.-Ihe nomination by Governor
Stanford Of 'Bullv" Waterman for the posi-
iion of one of the Port Wartlens of San Fran
CISCO has been rejected by the Senate.
"Bully" for the Senate
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

E7r Senator McDougal, in discussing the
"Confsca'ion Bll'' lately in the United Sta
tes Senate, contended that in conducting the
present war, 1--WE should 90 forward with
our common Constitution in one hand and
peace in the other" We advocated this
policy months ago, and for doing so we were
called ecessionsts--traitors We still live,
and expect to survive the anathemas of the
Black Republicans and Abe Lincoln's infa-
nous administration.
The Placer herald., 1862-03-08

SHOT AT A man by the name Of Henry
Burns shot at James Stuart, at Stewards
Flat, on Monday evening last. Burns was
in house and shot out through window,
at Stuart, fortunately not hitting him.
Burns has escaped.