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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-08-18

Geo v. Warner. Xd}sisnt Tii regiment i aiine up
under the OF the district committee Gov Morgan
warran1 me % recruit company want men, true loyal
whose hearts seeled against this wicked
heon and burn 10 proud old nag wave over every
hamlet ~ the land Every IN pay counsy ana
crnitng ofce, y Albany street, Wanted competent SER
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VHyALLACKs.-ExTRA ADvRRfIsEMENT.
w WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 10
= BENEFIT or NH. W. j. rLoRKNCE,
Upon which occasion programme Of great attraction win -
offered.
Seats may secured In advances The clerk will DO IN -
tendance daily at the Box onlcc from ~ until r H.
Private Boxes ......3! Dress Cryle and rsrquet %
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RLACKsMITus AND BUGLERs WANTED, FOR
ID Cavalry regiment now In the ield-wnntel ten good
Horseshoers and ten Bugers sotss 900 United States
volunteer cvnlry now In service IN and around Washing
con. This regiment Is spsenddly mounted AMI fully equip
formation apply 10 Capt FREEMAN oRNE, Recruiting
No 1 ftv Hall Pnrk
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COMPANY G, COL. oLMsTHAD's REGIMENT, sPI
~ nola Brigade. Thurcw Weed Guard.-Recruits wanted
for The Above company Immediately.
Sergeants wanted. Twenty nen wanted. Promotions
She Intention Of government give the recruit the
2mSet he Is m1stered IN The 90 State bounty one months
soed q remies Immediately Pay, Rations and Uniforms
Gene along Now the time to get your sss when you
Recruiting odes. SIC Canal street. -
First Lieut. E. y. AvERHLl.
Late Seventy-Grst New York State Militia.
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tn SENATORIAL DISTRICT REGIMENT, COLONEL
f Psses McDs!mes Commandins kcbsr 7; Wysns, Re-
crung ocer has opened Once at lis Walker street,
for the puipese ~ raising support OUR glorous
Union he appeals " his brave countrnen 70 come noby
forward shstAn him his patriotic feeling This ocer
in the regular services for some and the
Mexican In The Army Of the Potomac few
good required who win be guaranteed 70 receivo
ali the bouues allowed by the United States and State.
ROBERT d WYNNR Hscruitng Ofncsr
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nj R--wH0 HAS NOT HE ARD OF THE CELEBRATRD
IN Madam BREWSTER. who has removed TO % thirty
eighth street. Sixth avenue, the bakery and
who be consulted with entire sasaconi She has
equal. tells Of future wife hushand also
that OF her visitor II you wish truth give her csn
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y s.s..4 COLONEL PETER MrDEHMOTr.
Recruits wanted Immediately TO E up this luc regiment
Pay ransng from SIS TO s23 month. Relief tickets
70 ~ month, issued INN edintely.
500 United States bounty $25 OF which Is paid when
erred in
~ State bounty, paid at once when mustered In
SO city bounty,spaid when mustered In.
SIS 10 s2S one months pay, In advance
~ cash IA hand.
Good rations and uniforms supplied AZ once
Now IL ths time. DO not wait to be drafted.
Bcautil IA cstnp on Staten Island.
Recruiting ofLce. $50 Canal street
FAIRCHILD LEAYCRAFT. IN
Recruiting Onicers.
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HOUSES, H0OMs, 90: WAITED:
vHANTRD-Br A oErTEEL FAMILY, OF FOUR
wv prrsons part % good sized House dover part pre-.
containing modern conveniences located In good
nest torhooi Blocker and Fourth srccts Ad.
j. boz s0U Post once. stating parculars, Including
vlyANrED-BY A SMALL FAMILY. A SMALL COT.
w tarr House. Part OF House, stuntod in good
70 exsesd $500 Address, with all
psrtioaass, W. b.. box $50 Herald onice.
vlrAxrEp-A LOCOMOTIVE OR RETURN FxUE
w BoiIsr god order, Of loo horse power Address
boz los Herald ones.
vxyAxTRD TO PURCHAsF--A PROPELLER ADAPTED
w 10 ocrsn FROM 300 10 700 tons Address, with full
particulars, Propeller, boz eos Post orice.
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MUSICAL.

AN ELEGANT SEvEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANO
"A fore for "a e-has all mo Asrn improvements; maie
ORDER fully guarantced $50 for $3.50 including
and cover. Also, Paror ami Bedroom Suits at saer ce
inquire NJ lis West Twenty third street. SIKH avenue
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CITATION LEGION, ELEVENTH REGIMENT NEW
- Aurs Stnts volunteers, Colonel VIM II. Aen.-Oonie
al your oountIys call and rally 70 the frat reg
meni ready under the new call Recruits recruits Want
OIL, - good able bodied men, TO complete Company ID OF
this regiment which will ably leave Tor the seat OF
during tho next three weeks Tnis command organized
according the regulations OF the Fifty
doara bounty from mustered In. Pro-
motions OF lieutenant made ION the rank aud
Gle This rule vii DO strictly adhered TO by the Colonel
that Colonel Alien raised the FIRST rsgnent now
before Richmond and the evidence OF the treatment Of
men while command Is sufficient guarantee 10 enlist
Ing Psyfron els TO s23 per month; montls pay
stored IN; 425 whom
tbs regiment e and ss a. The piraton Of the
Relief u kets worth from 81 20 10 - week FUR
nishcd lnned families. Cool rat0ns, clothing and
uniforms issued AZ Quarters ~ camp Now Dorp,
6iaien Island. Apply Lieutenant z. FOWLER BREN.
MEN, ll2 5t3 Broadway.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07
1NsoLvENr NOTICE.

In the County Court of Placer County, Ca''
FRANK D. DURKEE HIS CREDITORS
nURSUANT to an order made by the hon o..
Il E. H. Van Decar County Judge IN .l,"a anu .v'
said county the Creditors Of Frank D. pusnes n and
IN Insolvent Debtor, are hereby notihed 10 oc "
appear before said Judge ut chambers IN o Sv
House in Auburn, Placer county, on 'ne 0otn hat
OF June, A. D. 1862. at 10 o'clock. a. N.Y. VI e"n "n
day, then and there to show cause II any sey %s
why the prayer of said nsovent snoaiu % ~, oads
granted, and an assignment of his estate "htie. og
and be be discharged from his debts and liaos, ,sds
in pursuance of the statutes in sucn 6 case nsd a"
and provided; and in the mean time an pnt;I pGIb The
ings against said insolvent be stayed un', or.
final termination Of this suit. 1t is iar'pet pocer
dered that this notice be published 10 n.v .ne for
Herald newspaper published in this c0sHtGgd snG day
four successive weeks, prior to the sa'd oO'" O''
y ''' IN WITNESS whereof hereunsS} 20
set my hand and afix the - seai M,v "
JLS said Court, this 2lst day OF May
' HENRY GooDING. CLERK:
By D. g. Scott D'po''
Tuttle Il Hillyer, Atty's f
May oath. l862.-4w -----------
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70 conclude with the popular Farce of the
sU M NJ ON 8.

STATE GdIxqT OF c; GAPlF0RNlA' Pnfons SIS.
District Court Of the Eleuenh Judicial District
of said State.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, To
JOIN LINDSEY AND JOSEPH LINDSEY. Greeting:
VOU are hereby Summoned to answer the
II complaint Of Smith & Hubbell in said Court
filed against you, within ten days from the service
of this Writ, exclusive of the day Of service. if
served on you in this County, but if served on
you within said County. and within said District,
twenty days; and if served on you without said
County and District, then in forty days from such
service, exclusive of the day Of service, in an
action commenced on the I'd day Of May, 1862.
in said Court. This action is brought to recover
judgment against You for S733 co. for goods,
wares and merchandise, sold and delivered by
Plaintiffs to Defendants at their special instance
and request, between the lst day of January.
1860, and the present time, together with costs
of suit and accruing interest. All Of which is
more fully set forth in the original complaint
certified copy of which is herewith served, and
to which you arc more particularly referred.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
answer the complaint rs directed, Plaintiff will
take Judgment by default against you for s733 90
with interest and costs of suit
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. /. Henry
(-) Cooling Clerk of the Eleventh Ju-
IL S. dicial District Court aforesaid. do
~ hereunto set my hand and impress
the Seal of said Court. at Office in
Auburn. this I'd day of May. 1862.
HENRY GOODING. Clerk.
Tuttle Il Hillyer. Plff's Atty
June 7th. lS62.-4w
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Court of Sessions.

X. H. VAN DECAR Presiding Judge:
H. FELLOWS and WILLIAM SEXTON, Associates
June 5th.
The Grand Jury returned the following
REPORT:
The Grand Jury for the May Term, A. D. 1862
bave performed their duties, and beg leave to re-
port,
We have examined nine cases which have come
before u.s. Of which six true bills were found
two were ignored, and one discharged.
We have true bills--lor murder one. For rob
berry, one For Grand Larceny, one. For Bur-
glary one. For assault with deadly weapons,
with intent to commit bodily injury. two. Two
cases were ignored, and one was discharged.
We find the County Hospital in a creditable sit
uation. and the patients well cared for. There is
ut the present time but twelve patients ut the
Hospital, several of whom will be in a condition
to leave in few days.
The neat and clean condition Of the Jail reflect
much credit on the officers who have charge of
that institution.
We would however recommend to the Board of
Supervisors the Importance of having iron shut
ters placed vt the windows Of the Jail the side
next to the Court House, also at the end, secur
ity and protection from fire.
We also recommend to the Board Of Superv-
sors the repairing and replacing of the plaster
ing in the lower rooms of the Court House; and
also, that the building be well and substantially
painted. This we consider not only important as
an improvement in appearance, but necessary to
protect the building from the weather.
We also call the attention of the Board of Su-
pervisors to the urgent want of fire proof build
ing in which the county records would at all
times be secure from destruction by fire; and in
this connection we would recommend that fire
proof building be erected next to and in the rear
of the Court House, for the use of the County
Clerk, Recorder, and Treasurer. and that a second
story be added for Grand Jury room.
We would also call the attention of the Board
of Supervisors to the fee of fifty cents received
by the County Auditor for each business license
sold by the Tax Collectors and ascertain whether
the Recorder is entitled to the same as special
fee, or whether it should be paid over rs among
the revenues of the Recorders Office
Enclosed you will find financial statement of
the County Clerk s, County Recorders, and Coun-
ty Treasurer's Offices.
We have examined the books of the above nam
ed Offices, together with the Sheriff's Office, and
find they present well kept and neat appear
ance.
All of which is most respectfully submitted.
WIN. MCCLURE. Foreman.
The County Clerk reports having received
| from June LIST. 1882 to June lst 1862 years,
23,l84.28, salary retained Sl0.500, balance paid
into the County Treasury, $l2,684,23.
The Recorder reports receipts from Deer. lst
1861 to June lst, 1862. to be $5,97802, salary re-
tained ZOO, amount paid into the County Tren-
sury s27s,02.
Gam, lChnamap,) on motion Of District Attor-
ney, discharged.
Levi Beck arraigued for murder, and allowed
one day TO plead.
John Wright, Indicted for Burelary. same pro-
j eeealng ~ r47a e4l Os i.H
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SAN FRANc1sco. April 9th. 1867

SAN FKANCIsCO, April 9th, 1862.
MEssRs REDINGT0N l. Co:-I take pleasure in
informing you that have been using your excel
lent YEAST POwDxRs for some time, and unbesi-
tatngly 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, ssceet and nutritious bread. Having
once proved how superior they are to oil others,
! would on no account be without them.
A MRS N. MILLS,
june 7th- 3m
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

No Fusion IN PLACEn.-The fusion Of
Republicans and Douglas Democrats in this
county would seem to lie failure, notwith.
standing the invitation Of the County Repnb
lican Central Committee. The Douglas
Committee met on Saturday last, and after
full discussion. determined to call a county
convention under their party organization.
A sub committee WAS appointed to call a
convention at such time during the summer
IA might be deemed best.
This refusal Of the Douglas men to fuse
with the Republicans will again make .ri
angular contest in the county.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

ENrETAINMENT AT THE EMPIRE. - Mrs.
Rowena Granice Steele, assisted by her sons
Masters Harry and Geo ge, give u chaste and
promiscuous performance at the Empire Ho,
tel this evening. The programme is good
one, and should draw a good audience.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

"SoLANo Press. We have received the
first number Of q newspaper bearing the
above title, printed at Susun city, Solano
county. by H. Hubbard & Co. The work
manship upon it is very creditabe to the
conductors. 1, is independen, Of partizan
ship.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

@ We are under obligations to 1reasu-
rer Banvard for the present of fine lot OF
strawberries Of the variety known as the
British Queen" They were large and Of
delicious flavor-and were an evidence that
the gardens Of the foothills are not less pro
ductive than the celebrated ones Of the valley.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

Eg The street'sprnkler has come in de-
mand this week, and our regular "down with
the dust" man, Pete McDermid, has his wa
ter cart institution in full play.
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AUBURN, JUNE 2, 1862.

RAILROAD INrEREsr PAID.-On Monday
last, Mr.. J. L. Browne, Treasurer Of the town
Of Auburn, paid the first years in.srest Of
$4,000, on the $50, 900 Of Bonds issued by
the town in paymen, Of its subscription to
the stock of the Sacramento, Placer and
Nevada Railroad Company.
Our little mountain city has been com
mendably prompt in maintaining its financial
reputation.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

CorroN SEED.-O. .. Wheeler, Secretary
Of the State Agricultural Society, at Sacra
mento, has cotton Sc d for distribution, to
those who may apply to him.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

An Iowa regiment has rule tha, any one
who utters an oath, shall read a chapter in
the Bible. Several have got nearly through
the O,d Testament.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

The war steamer Sacramento WAS launch
ed at the Portsmouth Navy Yard on April
2sta She is the finest and largest war yes
sell ever built At Portsmouth,
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

Hor WEArHER.-Thursday and Friday
have been the warmest days Of The season.
melting enough for the commencement of
the cheated term"
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

The Pacerviiie Neacs Of the 2sth says:--
oS yesterday, there arrived, from across the
mountains, nineteen sacks of bullion. estima
ted as weighing no, less than 1890 pounds
and as being worth about eighty Thousand
dollars.
When the Places kolks get the railroad to
Auburn and the wagon road over the noun
asfns. that sort Of precious freight" will have
10 coIs;e along this way.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

THE New MARRIAGE LAW, passed at the
last session Of the Legislature, goes into op-
Grafton on the 26,h inst. To legalize the
marriage ceremony after that date, parties
must procure n license from the County
Clerk, paying therefor 50. A heavy penal
ty is attached to failure to procure liz
cense, and also upon ministers and officer 3
for marrying persons upon failure to prol
duce marriage license.
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County Court.
Z. H. VAN DECAR, Judge.

Tuesday, June Sd, 1862.
JOS Able vs. G. Acknowledgment for plain.
tiff for 5000 and costs taxed at 500 60.
Court adjourned until Saturday. to- day.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

RAILROAD WoKk.-The rails on the Au
burn road are now laid to Rose Springs, FIVE
miles out of Folsom.
The grading is completed continuously to
within short distance Of the Franklin House
(,en miles and between the Frankin and
Mountaineer Houses several gangs Of men
are at work on the grading.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

kVAt the primary election held in San
Francisco on Tuesday, for delegates to the
State Con~ention called under the authority
Of the Republican State Central Committee,
more than cue third Of those elected were
Union iDougaas) Democrats, who accepted
che fusion with the Republicans. These
gentlenen haxs thus shown their willingness
90 accept The war policy OF the Administra
.ion, as we'll IS i,s high handed usurpation,
the emancipation of slaves, extinguishment
of States rights, and the oStageous frauds of
thiesing contractors. Hasiag accepted this
fss;ea with Reputlieaas, their political des'
tiny for the future is With that party. And
however much they may proclaim their De-
mocracy, they will ever be found opposing
Democratic principles,
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

E.,1. Olmstead. the Rebel commander at
Pulaski is ssi1 10 b native Of .Ridgs6sld,
Cppnseticut J.. "a.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

Captain Gordon, the ex Treasurer Of Van
couver Island Colony, who WAS Imprisoned
for embezzlement, has broken Jail and esoa
ped.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

~ Iced beverages are in demand abou,
these days.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07
Delinquent Tax List Of the Town Of Au.
burn for the year 1851.

Delinqu quent Tax List OF the Town OF Au-
burn for the year 1852.
DY AN ORDER PASSED BY THE BOARD
Id OF Trustees of the Town Of Auburn, on We'd
nesday, the 7th day Of May, 1862, the following
delinquents are hereby notified that if their taxes
for the year, 1862, not paid to the town !rea'
surer J. l.. Brown, on before the first OF June,
1862, suits will be commenced against them. ana
five per cent added TO the amount due.
parties delinquent should apply to the under
signed for certificate OF the amount due, 10 DC
presented to the Treasurer.) Gcrge Bishop nome
stead and chattles, $56,25; |. "; Credit
saloon, (Bank Exchange,) $3.50; VIM. T. Henson
house and lot $500; VIM. A. Johnson house.
lot and furniture, s22,5O; M. ?. H. Love, house
lot and chattles, $2O,25; Jos. B. Langdon. cosn,
1925; Rich, (resides in San Francisco nc
house and lot on Court street, $l"5O; Horace
Smith, law library. s22,5O; P. W. Thomas; circus es;
lot, lot between Crutcher's and Buliocks' reS'
dence and office on Court street, $3.50.
By order Of the Board.
WIN. SEXTON, Clerk
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07

~ Our citizens will be favored with a
good Theatrical performance, on next Thurs
day evening. To say that Mrs. Leighton.
the popular Comedienne, will appear, should
he sufficient 10 crowd the house.
The Placer herald., 1862-06-07
r. c. POLAND.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Auburn, Placer County, California.
OFFICE on MAIN ST., IN GIBsoN's STONE Bull Dina
June 9Th, l862.-my
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To be followed by the Comedietta of the
MAun WITH TEHE MILKING PAIL.
MILLY, with song. MRS. W. H. LEIGHTON
Lord Philnnder Mr.. D. c. Anderson
Algernon. ......... 80. ..........: E: Thorne
Dickon. G. E. Locke
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THEATRE,
Empire Hall, Auburn.
Under the Management ofW. H. Leighton.
Engagement Of the Charming Coincidence,
MRS. w. H. LEIGHTON,

Who will appear in
THREE EAVORITE CHAR.dC TIERS.
On Thursday Evening. June 18th, 1882,
The performance will commenc with the Comedy
in two acts, entitled
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17
FROM WASmN0roNAND uoINrY

WAsHrSeroH. Oct Q.
The department of the FREQ negro expedi-
tion to Central America is temporarily post
poned, owing, it is believed, to the unsettled
political condition of that country and in or
der to remove the objections which have been
officially interposed to such a colony.
Arrangements however are contemplated
which will satisfy the expectations Of the gov
ernment and emigrsnts. Among those Just
released from Richmond prisons are several
free colored men who have arrived at their
homes in the city. They were captured on
'he plains Of Manassas last month.
The command Of Col. Davis. the I'd New
Hampshire cavalry, met with battery Of ar
tilerY while on reconnaissance to the Rap
pahanock yesterday, bur saw no enemy this
side. Beyond however there was a small
force.
Yesterday Stohl made a reconnaissance to
Aldie, where he captured so or go prisoners,
whom he parolled. He also took several
wagons and ambulances. A large force of
rebel conscripts are at Bordensville, which
seems to be their main gathering place
The Washington Star says that at Richmond on
Monday Of last week in aud around the city were
those few in number actually in the Notifications
and regiment doing provost guard duty in and
around the town
As soon a train arrives there every one COM
ing into Richmond is made to 20 with soldier
to the Provost Marshalls office, and if not well
youched for is vigorously held in custody, snd
guards are so posted as to prevent egress from
the city at any point without pass.
The star says there arc no troops at Gor,lons.
vile nor indeed anywhere from Richmond in
tins direction, until arriving little this side of
Culpepper Court House. where the 18th Virginia
cavalry only, were last week encamped
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1862-10-17
New YoRK. Oct. l

VIEW lOhh, OCt. u.
The Washington Star Of last evening saws
Just as we go to press we understand that
official dispatches have been received at the
War Department that Gen. Buell. had fought
battle with Bragg and won a great victory
The following is from the Heralds cores
pondent at Fairfax Court House:
A review and inspection Of Gen Stahls di-
vision of this corps took place at Centreville
to-day Gen. Sigel made thorough inspec
ton of the troops with whose appear
ance he was we'll pleased
Yesterday Lieut. Candar Of the Sd Virginia
Cavalry had a skirmish with Balls rebel cav
airy near Aldrie. Our force, being small,
was compelled to retire after killing a rebel
Lieut., and wounding another who was the
brother of Capt. Ball
A Greenock, Scotland letter in the Herald
states that rebel agent there has bought a
steamer called the Iona and is negotiating
for others. All are very fast vessels
The brig Rainbow arrived here this morn
ing from New Orleans. She reports was
chased in longitude S3 so miles north Of
Cuban pirate rebel steamer and fred at, but
fortunately escaped
There is great excitement here concerning
the fate of our soldiers in the pending battle
Capt Oldershan, Jackson's Adjutant, is on
the way hither from Bardstown with the re-
mains of Gen. Jackson, Tirrell and Col. Web
ster of the 9Sth Ohio