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Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
Commirtad to jail

nF ravIdeon county Tenn, AUfIl n 1907, . No.
~ gro man. who says be name BE- Gs0RGE, and
says be belongs % Icais Idf daley, OF Wson county,
Tenn. age about 90 yosrl very black . feet inch
es hirh weighs about l50 or l9l pound8 The owner
" requested to come forward, Prove property, aud
pay charges as the law directs
J A. HINTON,
uavQ-2t sheriff and Jail0f OF ID. o..
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
Committed Id Jail

OFF Davidson County, Tenn, May 18th, 1862, a ne
- gro man, who says his name is BILL and be-
longs % Thomas H0le of futheri I'd touuty. said
man b about 8j or 40 ears ola; weighs about 100 or
40 pounds feet 05S inches high, very back; small
scar on right eyebrow, also one about one inch from
right eye left thumb OIL Tie owner Is requested to
come forward D. owe property, and pay charges, as
the law directs - NJ. HINTON
mavIs-2t Sheriff and Jaiior Of y. q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
Committed to Jail

nF DAVIDSON county, Tenn, April ~, 1852, a De.
~ gro man, VINO says bic name ID ALBERT, and
saws he belongs % J5. Dodson. of Davidson County
age about 85 or 40 years weighs about lB6 or 100
pounds no marks. Tue owner d requested 20 come
l3rward prove property aud pay charges ~ the law
directs J. 81. HINTON,
NAV 2-3t sheriff and Tailor of ID. Q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
nnnmitfed to Iail

nv Davidson county, Tenn, April oath, 1862, ne
~ gro man, named CHARLES says he belongs ID
Joseph Campbell, Of Todd county, Ky, about twcny
years Old weighs about 40 or as pounds, feet, Il
inches high; dark complexion, scar on corner OF up
per Nn Tue owner Is requested % come forward
prove property and pay charges, as the law direct,
j. NJ. HINTON,
sp2G-8l sheriff aud JailOr OF D C.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
delegates Notice.

The cars will leave at 2 o'clock this
morning for Shelbyville.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

NJ DarIdson county, April 13d, 1892 hsgro ~
" named HENRY, ssys be belongs % BUCK Martin
of Davidson county, Tenn, about ~ ycare Oh
weighs ABBOTT DO POM ie dark damp c1ioni feet z
inches high The owner ia requested to come mrwmdi
prove properly, end gay charges as iAe aW arecls'
D. %. HlHION5
np eG-5t sheriff ana ja.'0r ci %. q.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

The Louisville secessionists were as
lnnded the other day by the arrest and
,nrisonment of JAMES TBAnUE, q very
halthy upper ten secession merchant
that city. Coming events cast their
lhdows before"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

n Capt. Henry CLAY, son Of Col. HENRY
I hY, who fell at Buena Vista, and grand
,on of the great Kentucky statesman,
died on Thursday last Of typhoid fever
in Louisville He was brave and loyal
young spirit and contracted his disease
in camp, while acting as aid to Gen. r.
w. JOHNSON.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

Col. MARYLAND, the watchful Mail
Agents who travels in the wake of our
army, returned few days ago TO the
a,ity from Corinth lie confirms the re-
!, ,rt of many others, of The destitutiOn,
liberalization and lack of discipline in
n rebel army. Corinth was squeezed
4 dry as a dry lemon by the rebels,
o evacuation was complete. Col.
: RE1AND win open post Office in Chat
ooga shortly.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

How much better is a malignant She
lei than malignant he-rebel How
lch better would the Devil be il he
re 10 tuck his tail inside Of a petticoat?
n is remarkable that war balloonists
/ ALWAYS "above doing their business"
Louisville Democrat
hat is only in the high Priced balloons,
hsuppose'
keAuRraARp's army at Corinth ran
tofproyisions'
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BGAuaroARD's uEADQUARrER

quarters pa mousse el"ly upyins 'ue
finest residences ili Coz pmce. Beauregarus
was on TIE easl of ile Purdy road, ana at
the outskirts % ihe place The rebel chief
tain was evidently surrounded by an The
comforts aud NIurige Of llie. Telegraph
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
THE MAYORS CLERK.

learned a number Of important facts from
MIR. Harrington, who appeared civil and
communicative, but these will be related
uuder their proper headings. He did not
hesitate 20 give the strength of the rebel ar
my, when aud how they had retreated, &c.
lie was rebel at heart, aud did not make
the slightest effort TO conceal the fact He
was, however, courteous and aliable in bis
manner and evidently felt hat the Con.
federacy aud ils cause had, in vulgar par
lance, "gone up"
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07

Corinth is supplied with water from an ar
tesiau well which has been lately completed,
aud is about GOO ieCt deep lt will atiord
sufficient water for our srmy, ana Is OF goyd
quality; but the distance 70 our lines will
create considerable Inconvenience. Aricsial
wells are usually huge bores, bat IL does NOT
so hsppen Ia this Instance. The benefit uc'
rlVnl from m h suhslnnIiaI.
Daily Nashville union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-06-07
rHE rIsHlMINGO HOUSE.

The only hotel in the place Is the Tishi-
ming0 House, named alter the county iu
which the village Is situated IL is fair
country town hotel, aud has been used as a
hospitsl by The rebels IL is built Of brick,
and is on tbe south side Of the Memphis 5nd
Charleston Railroad and near the crossings.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
THE PLACER HERALD
AUBURN, JANUARY 4, 1862.
Coming TO Auburn next week.


We are pleased to announce to our readers that
Morrisons Great Pan-tec athec-a of travels IN
Europe and America, the largest and most splen-
did Panoramic Exhibition in the world, will visit
this place and exhibit in the Empire Hotel Tor
four nights. commencing on Saturday evening
next, January 1lth. This Exhibition consists OF
five splendid Panornmas showing the City OF
Washington with all its public buildings. Niagara
Falls Hudson River, White Mountains, Mammoth
Cave. Voyage across the Atlantic Ocean from
New York to Liverpool, with storm at sea, thun-
der, lightning, rain and hail, City OF London,
scerery Of the River Rhine. the Alps, Italy, Ruins
of Pompe and Eruption of Mount Vcsuvius, as it
appeared in '79 when it destroyed the cities of
Herculaneaum and Pompci.
This magnificent entertainment was first ex-
hibited in London for $50 consecutive nights.
and was visited by more than half million of
people.
1t has recently been brought to this State and
exhibited in Stockton. Marysvile, Nevada and
Grass Valley, and in each place has been visited
by immense crowds Of people. 1t will be opened
in San Francisco about the first Of February. We
predict great rush to see this exhibition while
in Auburn, as it is undoubtedly the finest thing
ever brought to California.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

have witnessed such funerals for the past
month The City Cemetery cannot be well
reached in any other manner of conveyance,
and the Hevetia Cemetery is outside the
city, east of the East levee and Immediately
adjoining Barns Slough where its waters en-
the city. To get to it, it has been impossi.
ble on several days--the ferry boat and
bridge at the head of and X streets hav,
ing been washed away.
FINALLY ovERFLowED.
Yoio county, west across the Sacramento,
has finally been generally submerged. When
the Sacramento river rises to twenty feet
seven inches above zero, or low mark, you
can set it down as a fact that Yoo county is
well supplied with the aqueous fluid. This
county escaped thorough flooding on the
9th ut., when our city was engulphed in the
waters of the American. The loss to the
farmers Of this exclusively agricultural coun-
ty must be immense, in stock fencing and
small out houses Washington, the county
seat, is about foot under water.
SOLDIERS FOR THE SOUTH.
Company A, Fifth Regiment of Califor'
MIA Volun ers. took the steamer on Monday
afternoon last, en-. route for Fort Yuma.
WEEKS EMBARGO.
During the week ending last Friday,
scarcely team of any kind entered the city.
Thatcher Ross, of Gold Hill, whose enter!
prise is still undated, kept his horses and
wagon waiting for whole week on the 10Th
er side of Jordan" seeking the first chance
to load up with provisions for his hungry
customers. Finally, on Saturday last, by
making several trips out with few hundred
pounds, he succeeded in getting reasonable
load
THE LEGISLATURE AND oFEICE SEEKING.
The members begin to arrive, though most
of them are lying over at San Francisco
All will be here at the appointed day. But
the office hunters are all on hand, and are as
thick as mosquitoes will be when the sun
begins to condense the loose waters about
the city. Their names are leg ion"-and
we have two legions-one for the Assembly,
legion of Republicans; and another legion
for the Senate legion of Union Democrats
DO YOU know Messrs. Editors, the precise
political status of a Union Democrat? i'm
agine you know exactly but will repeat
zone who is after office in 1862" He is an
adhering democrat sticking to the "sples.'
This class is all before the Senate, praying
for crumbs, knowing well there is no usa
knocking at the door Of the Assembly,
which is so enshrouded with dark Republi
caus as to almost expel the light Of day
gvice gerSa-the Republicans 90 right past
the door of the Senate, and enter ther pc
;'ion to the Assembly. All this action
shows good judgment-as the Union democ
ray will control the offices of the Senate
and the Republicans of the Assembl y-not
withstandine the papers have harped loud
and IonG upon tie Importance and tie proi
priely ot n fusion between Douglas Demo
rrats sui he Republicans. WHAT'S the use
of being politician without an offirr!
MORE ANON
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

STRANGE NEws.-The telegraph says that
Mason and Slidell have he given up on the
demand of the British Government When
their capture was announced, the Bulletin
and Union, and all the Republicans, said
Com. Wilkes did right, and that the Ad
ministration would never give them up. In
seeming confirmation of this opinion, the
Secretary Of Navy approved of Wilkes ac
ton, Congress voted him thanks, Boston and
New York feasted him, and the war press of
the country !auded him to the skies, and the
populace shouted his praise everywhere. But
after all, the tell Telegraph says that they are
to be released Old Abe and Seward Wills
it. What now becomes of the opinions Of
Cameron, Wells, the Union and Bulletin, and
all the Black Republicans? Who is right
who is wong! Of what value is an opinion
in these days, anyway?
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
Stockholders Meetiuo.

NNHE Stockholders in The SACRAMENTO. Placer
Il and Nevada Railroad Company are hereby
notified 'hat 'ncci9' meeting of the Company
will be held at the Secret''v's Office in the town
of Auburn. on Saturday Fc5ru'ry lst, 1862, at
the hour of Il o clock. NJ. A scncral attendance
is requested in pcrSon or hy roxy.
BY order of The Board Of Directors.
J. E. HALE, President.
CHAs. II. MITCHELL. Secretary,
Auburn Dec. 2Sd. lSGl.-30d
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
SANDS SARSAPARiILA'
Natures True Restorative
THE BEST, SAFEST AND PUREsr'
Tonic and Alternative Ever freP

Tonic and Alternative Ever
1T is recommended by the leading meulJ Who
Il thorities and is highly approved oy ne,feet
have tried it. Delicate iadies fnd it PnIe.vs Psv
restorative; and persons who lead 4 sI"r s,stsm
life will find their nervous and general S!s''A
strengthened and improved by its USE
The great object of this medicine 10 ot.
First, To purify the system OF al nol oh nroper-
ter, and mpart to the blood SUI" ud rrh
ties as to make it new, pure anu g
Second To cleanse the stomach and pomrns m ,n,cous
acrid humorous. acidity, ana AZ h 'nIyl IA tai
matter, which cause SO n'hy '
diseases. f the
Third. To soften and relieve structure .Sn ~ and
skin and thus establish Il neals". esnS.nira.
natural flow Of the lnsehsloio P
ton" ,o ii.
Fourth. To impart tone and strength 10 Wv .nr and
gestive organs. and give grea,, !,,s e'SOd GSodv
vitality to all the organs OF 'h' .n1
r;e.h ~ orod;c.te all diseases, impure a"sh o"h
""' no;sonons nnrlicles from the boou, ncrr w.
and homes. and effect their cohP'0''
pulsion from the body. ,.ood by
S;xtb. 10 connteract the i'll effects prouuUue al
tho use of mercury, and TO relno what
scorbntic eruptions, arising lioN' =
ash f,,. Sno5s, SorsopariYa and take ~ OtS 100
Prepared by \. i. " D. SANDS @ York.
Fulton street. corner of Wiii'ilh Nc" @ Francisco;
For sale by Reddington " 90; i..an otn Gates
r. III. Mcdonald x Co.. ana Df. 'u'''"
Bro, Sacramento, and by ,,c n TEsSON,
December i2tli, lS6l.--lm'
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

y plentiful supply of pure blood is as essential
to animal life, as light, heat and genial showers
are to the vegetable kingdom. When the proper
circulation Of the vital fluid is impcdcd, sickness
is the inevitable consequence. the secrctions be-
come unhealthy, the liver becomes clocged with
impure bile, which, forced into the system vitatcs
and niiames the blood, engendering scrotulu
cutaneous eruptions, liver complaint fever sores.
dyspepsia, consumption, &C., to purify the blood
aud speedily cure the above n,lnd diseases moth
ing is so efcdcous rs SANDS 'SARSAPARILLA
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

TO the Stockholders of the Sacramento
PLACER AND NEVADA RAILROAD CON-
PANY.-Noice is hereby given that an ossess
ment OF ten per cent, the 7th,) has been levied
by the Board of Directors on the capital stock
of the S. p. and N. r. K. Co.. payable on or ho.
fore the 4th day of February, 1862, to BENJAMIN
C. ALLEN, Treasurer. at the Office of Wells For.o
u Co., Auburn All shareholders are requested
to make payment on or before that time or sucb
assessments will be promptly collected in the
manner prescribed by law.
CHAS H. MITCHELL, Secretary.
January 4th. 1861. I'm
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
The Great Catastrophe.

The people of California have grapped
with, and rose superior to ordinary misfor-
tunes, ,-disasters that would have broken
the spirits of any people possessing less en-
ergy than our own. But this great food
who can stem its furious torrent? sweeping
through our vallies with resstess power, des
troying homes and submerging cities. 1t is
not that we could not rebuild and re,establish
these homesteads and thriving mats of
trade, but confidence in the future is gone,
for who can say that it may not occur next
year, or the year following. Build our
Babylonian town as high as we may, the
Heavens are yet above and beyond us. 1t
is the great misfortune of the State. Its
influence will be felt everywhere within our
borders, producing want and misery to the
immediate sufferers and bankruptcy and
ruin. in our cities, and retarding our progress
in an ncalculable degree.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

EE Mr.. l.. L. Robinson, contractor for
furnishing the iron for the Sacramento Pla-
Ger q Nevada Rail Road Company returned
from the East on the last steamer. Mr.. R.
has already delivered $50 tons of iron at
Folsom and has shipped the remainder from
New York, which will arrive in all of Feb
urary.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

lzS-C A L | f 0 Il y | A \ 5 should test the.
merits of Dr. HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT.
TIERS. While it is highly palat,ble AS "a bcytr-
In the pursuit Of fortune at the mines many per-
sons are exposed to the attacks Of complaints Of
the digestive organs and Of various kinds of le-
yer. 1t i. the very article that has long been
in demand ut the mines Its daily use will re-
store The tone Of drranged stomach. impWt
fresh vitality to the digestive functions, and cheer
the spirits. Yet the Bittcrs is the Sles of all
simulants. Let the miner who is exposed to hot
aud dry wet and cold b. certain to obtain a sup-
ply OF the genuine IIoseter Bitter and he will
lind it a certain safeguard to health. Sold by
Druggists and dealers everywhere.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

4 VOLUNTEER KILLED Mr.. George Rus
sell has shown II, letter from his brother,
~ ho is member Of Capt Fi'rIi'>. Forrest
lIit Company Is, Of the Fourth Regiment,
now stationed at Fort Van"onver, Oregon,
in which the circumstances Of the killing of
Edward Baldwin, one OF the nen OF the
Company, is detailed.
During The absence of the Captain from
the rarrj on, baldwin became intoxicated,
and upon an attempt to put him under guard
he at first resisted with knife. Subsequent
ly he attempted to leave the garrison, bet
orders had been given the sentry not to let
bin pass. Becoming enraged al this, Bald
win and companion armed themselves, and
forced their way past guard, who after
haiIing them three times, fred at Baldwin
and shot him through the breast, killing him
instantly 1t is thought B. would have
killed the sentinel, if he had had opportunity
as at the time he was shot he had loaded
revolver in his band, cooked After Baldwin
fell his companion gave himself up, and is now
under arrest. The officers and men Justify
the sentinel in the shooting
Baldwin was formely resident Of Fores:
Hill, in this county, where he worked at the
business of blacksmithing.
Ey- Lieut.. E. W. HiIyer, of Company
A, Fonrth Regiment of Volunteers. stationed
at Fort WaIa Walla, Oregon and member
elect to the ASSEMBLY from Placer county
arrived at San Francisco in the Brother
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

EY- Six feet of snow fell on the summit
of the mountains, on the Placervile road,
on Monday. The sleighng is said to be
fine.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

STUFF: The Unions Chronological Re-
cord Of events, published January lst.
HUMBUG: The first paragraph of the ed
itoria Introducing The said Chronological
Record.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
''And on the heaving tide.
Rolling its stormy waves afar
Are borne the wreck Of human pride,
The broken wreck of fortunes war.

Let US not forget, that with time comes
the new year, with its spring time and Us
promise Of hope,-that death itself is but
one mode of generating life, as the leraviu2
acorn gives to us the young oak, which IL
its turn is to become the pride and glory Of
the forest; as from the rotted seed, springs
the blade of grass and the stalk Of corn,
as too from the dying man springs the i'm
prisoned soul to youth and immortality
Forget that death is but apparent--nor real
that only life is fact-that whrther in
the material or human, death is bnt the birth
Of fresher, truer life,-the chemical process
by which existence is renewed AS the death
Of 1861, is the birth of 1862 And SO
from the womb of time comes hope, life
and love, and all shall live again even to
nations-in another form. These are the
DEGREES of tate,-the wisdom of God, -
that mocks at our short sight and foolish
judgments; that brushes aside our great
schemes as so many straws, and does for u,
whether we will or no, that which is 10 oui
good. And thus hour upon hour, and yeal
upon year, until centuries become member
less, passes into the viewess past the rushin :,
future'-and thus forever and ever will pass
the old year out and the new year in
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
GARDEN SEEDS


A p. SMITH q CO.. are now prepared to
LAe supply dealers in Garden Seeds with
very extensive assortment OF
HOME GROWN GARDEN SEEDS,
A II warranted to be grown by themselves; and
to be the crop Of the present year, and warranted
to be
FRESH AND GENUINE.
Dealers desirous of purchasing their supply
for the season. will do well to apply to us as We
can furnish them nearly all they may desire
AT THE SAME PRICES
AS Good Seeds can be purchased in New orR-
Having been engaged in growing seeds IN 'n'
State for number of years, we are no" pieP'i-
ed to sell in quantities
AT LOWER PRICES
Than any other house in the State.
We can furnish seeds put up, eith,r ID l"fse
packages or in small packages, suitable lor IT.
failing at the option of customers.
ES-Our price list is now ready for mailing
all applicants. ..,h
Our home grown seeds have long had an es'"o .,
lished reputation on this coast; having de'o'el ;
close attention and long experience to tne o''I
ness and our stock being always fresh ehe! WV
not liable to the risk attending imported seeuS'
Terms Cash. Always.
For further particulars. apply to- co
A. P. SMITH CO.,
40 J street, Sacramento
January 4th lS62.-3m
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

New YEAR BALL.-Messrs Guiou 4, Towlo,,
Ball at the "Empire," on Tuesday even;o .
was largely attended, notwithstanding ,be
unfavorable weather and bad roads. Al,
though the skies were gloomy, the companv
was gay and joyous-and made as pleasant
aparty as could have met together.
The supper at the "Amercan" was IN.
EXCEPTIONAL ample for all the guests and
creditable to the propr;etors.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04
The old year out and the new year in.

Time in his ceaseless course. has added
another year to the calendar of the past,
the year 1861, is numbered with The dead
1t has gone with It's hopes and fears. its joys
and tears, its conquests and defeats. To
some its hours have dragged heavily, for the
heart was burlhened with grief; yet to that
grief let us hope it has impaired relief, if
even at the expense of a scar--in due course
of years the scar too will pass away, and all
vii! be WE'LL To others again it has moved
with winged feet, for to them it has brought
happiness, and each hour has been filled
with delightful hopes for the morrow, anJ
the morrow hath come. and fulfilled those
ings Thank God for his merc;-s ana ell
JOY the moment AS il passes, for none can
say what day or an ur may bring forth
Be kind to the less fortunate, gentle 10 the
errng brother, another twelve months AMI
YOU NAV be no better off than him.
Time past. and time to come. are not
Time present is our only lot"
and yet whilst we write the present is with
the past; onward moves the fierce spirit CT
the glass scythe; cold and remorseles> in VIII,
often bitter, but always just, in his judg
ments. He knows not the weight Of sleep
or WEAKNESS, land nights deep darkness,
has no chain to bind his rushing pinion."
His pathway is like lhat of grand army,
strewn with skeletons that Lut yesterday
were living, breathing bei' IS, all aglow with
hope,-yea even nations in whose future
the hopes of millions are centered, crumble
at bis touch
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

Ey- The Sacramento Bee has eptered -.
on its eleventh volume. 1t is an ipdustron.
and useful little Bee
The Placer herald., 1862-01-04

HE WEATHER.-The weather drr;n a..
week has been gloomy and cherries. rel;evod
occasionally by Il few hours of sunshine
just enough to induce the belief that n,o..
ant days were coming, but they were onlv
promises to be followed by threats for
clouds have constantly succeeded sunshine
and nave occupied most of the time. The
best indications of "clear up" was in b.v
ing frost and freeze on Thursday n;ob.
that was quite pinching compared with tho
warm, rainy weather of the past thirty dave