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The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

Coop NEws.-It is stated, on good au-
thorty, that President Lincoln has author
lied ex Secretary of War Cameron to raise
a brigade of thieves to steal the Southern
Confederacy. Cameron, with his accus-
toned industry, when stealing is the game,
has entered upon the charge of his congenial
duty with alacrity. lie has fine prospect
of raising several regiments in Washington,
where thieves flourish under the present Ad-
mnistralion
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

A document appears as an advertisement
in the Virginia Bulletin, with some five hun
dred signatures. which states that on account
Of the presen. limited population, and Of the
increased taxation on all classes Of property
that would follow, the change from terri
torial 10 a State Government is inexpedient,
and therefore recommend the rejection by
the people Of the proposed Constitution Of
the Stale Of Nevada
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

rs When you are depressed by the o,n,,
sickly feeling of a dsordered system, which need.
to be cleansed and stimulated into health, -.
tion, take q dose or two of AYERS PILLS and
how quick you can be stored for shilling
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

Mr.. J. N. Carroll, elected in October
last County Judge OF Tulare, but who was
compelled to leave, in consequence Of a conf
mittee of the Uoion League waiting upon
him and threatening that he would be MUIR
dsred if found in the county after a certain
day, took bis departure from California Wed
nesday last, en- route for Belfast, Ireland.
Mr.. Carroll is Democrat, and resided in
Tulare l3 years.-S. r. Monitor, Dec. 26th.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

EE People enjoyed themselves on Christ,
mas day, as is the custom. Indeed, whoever
heard Of Christmas day that was not en-
joyed. There are various ways Of enjoying
it, though-and our townspeople' took the
various ways. We do not mean TO say that
their ways were very various.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
~ Under the manipulation of ofIice-seek

w Under the manipulation Of ofice-seek
ers, primary elections are being held in Ne,
vada Territory to nominate = Govsrunr, u.
S. Senators, Judges ETC.. under a Constitu.
tion that has not yet been ratified by the
people. A professional p.p.huntsr stand.
unrivaled for early sceu.ing ou. the ia.
places.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that sealed proposals for ex-
Il tending the tunnel of the Germania Tunnel
Co., on Dutch Ravne, 20 feet will be received
at the office of the Secretary of the Company, at
following terms: Onc-thrd Of amount to be re-
taind till the completion of the work. The com
pany reserving the right to reject or accept all
bids.
By order of the Board of Trustees
NICHOLAS LOHSE.
December 26th, lS63-3w
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

EB The Solano Herald hoists the name
Of Abraham Lincoln as its Presidential can.
diJate for 1864. The Herald no doubt
thinks Uncle Abe has the inside track for
the nomination, as he can obtain it under
the "war power"-which is more effective
political machien than primary elections.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
NOTICE..

"A meeting of the Board Of Trustees of the
IA Warfeld Mining Company, held this day
an assessment of ten cents per share was levied
payable OH or before the 10th of December, 1868
to John OFarrel, Treasurer, at his office at Rock
Creek, Placer county, or to R. X. Allen Secre-
fary OF said Company, No. 52S Montgomery
street, San Francisco.
BY order of the Board of Trustees
r. X. ALLEN, Secretary.
December 18th, 1S63.-2w
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

ARrEMus WARDS MovEMENrs-The Sac
ramento correspondent Of the Alta gives the
following concerning the movements Of Al.
temus Ward:
Mr. Kingston, the "Showman's" Agent,
has passed through here en- route to Washoe,
where arrangements will be made for the
las, of his Pacfc-side lectures. A week
from to>day, Artemus will speak piece" in
Virginia City, and afterwards in Carson City,
Silver City and Reese River. He then goes
the "plains across stopping to talk to Brig
ham and his wives a. Sal. Lake City, Dem
yer City, and arriving in New York in six
weeks. "A. Ward has lectured twenty nights
in California. His receipts at the first lee
ture amounted to 1900, and at the second
$500. The total Of the proceeds of his
'pieces" reached the sum of IS, 900 in gold
for which he will probably get $4,000 in
greenbacks, on his arrival in Gotham. Ar
temus has certainly reaped rich harvest
about as quickly as If be bad the richest
vein in Gould and Curry. Selah!
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

~ After two days of searching rain, the
clouds drifted away on Christmas morning,
leaving a bright sky and cool atmosphere,
to usher in the day that is one of happiness
to old and young-the day of kindly greet
ings, Of good cheer, fun and froc, and the
bestowal of tokens of friendship and affection
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, DECEMBER 2e. 1868.
EASTERN NEWS.

The news from the seat of war comes in
brief paragraphs of but little moment. The
grand armies on either side are in a state Of
quietude. Scouting parties are doing lit
tie in the way Of raids, but nobody is severe
ly injured. We have rumors that Lee is to
take command Of the Con federate army in
northern Georgia; and then that be is being
reinforced in Virginia, and preparing for an.
other advance on Washington. An intelli-
gent contraband brings this last informato
The truth seems to be, however, that Lees
army is in winter quarters south Of the Rap
idan, and Gen. 10. Johnston 10 command Of
Bragg's army.
Congress, in imitation OF the California
Legislature, has adjourned over the holidays,
and failing to do anything with the conscrip.
tion act, that is now comparatively inopera-
tive, the draft for 100000 men in January,
will have to be postponed, i. is said, until Feb,
ruary.
The Democratic Congressman have been
holding caucus, preparatory to the Presi-
dental campaign, and the telegraph reports
that it is the intention to put out war plat,
form. This is an Abolition roorback, and
directly at variance with the late vote in
Congress on Fernando Woods peace resoIu-
tton-which received 50 votes The Ken
lucky Union Congressman are voting with
the Democrats, and their party will probably
act with them in the Presidential contest.
Several British war vessels having been
sold have been fitted out, it seems, as Con
federate privateers; and one Of them named
the Rappabannock, has arrived at Calais,
France, flying the Confederate flag.
The bruising match between Heenan and
King, the English pugilst, has resulted in
favor of the latter. Heeuan was sorely pun.
ished.
The news altogether is yery meaore.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

One Mr.. Gibbs. just from the Reese RivI
re country, informs the Stockton Beacon
that the weather there was terribly severe.
He states that during the late storm fifteen
persons died a. Austin from the effects Of
exposure and cold
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

Bear River and Grass Valley Bridge Co.
Annual Meeting.
~ Office is hereby given that the First Annual
~ Meeting of the Stockholders of the Bear
River and Grass Valley Bridge Company, will be
held on Tuesday, February I'd, 1864, at the Office
Of the Company, near said bridge, in Placer
county California, at which meeting an election
Of officers for the ensuing year will be held, and
other business transacted. By order
j. R. RUSH, President
M. P. OCoNNER, Secretary.
Dec 26th, 1SG3.-6w
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
ESTRAY HORsE...S25 REWARD

STRAYED from the Undersigned,
~ on the 10th inst, on the road M1[N
between Auburn and Yankee Jim's, ~ES "
a horse as near a chesnut sorrcl as can be descrb
ed with hair somewhat curly--he had on a
Spanish saddle. a bride and halter with rope at
tached. The last trace of the horse was found
near the Murderers Bar road, and it is supposed
he went toward the Middle Fork of the American
The above reward of S25 will be paid to any on e
giving Information that will restore the horse
saddle and bride to the undersigned. Informa,
tion can be sent to the Grizzly Bear House. to
James H. Clarke, Auburn, or to J. A. Burns
Yankee Jms. ia. RI1pNC
Auburn Dec. 10th, lS63.-2t
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

GI The Senate has passed bill appro-
priating SlO7 900 in the General Fund, that
belongs to the Swamp Land Fund, to a Leg,
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
l Some $65,OOo in greenback, bav

~ Some s65,ooo in greenbacks have
found their way into the State Treasury
how, we are not informed-and . bill was
offered the other day to have them paid out
to members Of the Legislature, at their mar
ket price. This was Objectionable to some
Of the Liuconises, however, who thought it
would be depreciatng the currency Of the
Administration, and voted it down. Mem,
bers may get cheap reputation for patriot
ism by such voting, but when it is a fact,
patent to every man, that greenbacks in this
latitude are commodity instead Of the cur
rency, such action is silly. Sooner or later
the State will have to d'pose Of them at
their market price; and to use a Lnconism
we had better take more for them than less
while we can.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

DEoEAsED.-Mr. G. O. Gebsrdiug, one
Of the founders ofaud long a proprietor in
the San Francisco Bulletin, died in that city
on Wednesday, Of consumption.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

~ An earthquake shock WAS felt a.
San Francisco and San Jose, on I.s. Sa.ur'
day, the ssverest sxpsrisuced in number Of
years.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
cERMANlA TUNNEL CO.

NJ Office is hereby given to the Delinquent
~ Shareholders in the Germania Tunnel Co..
that the following shares standing in their names
upon the books Of the Company, upon which as
sessmcnts due, will be sold to pay such assess
ments and the costs Of advertising and sale, at
Gold Hill. Placer county, on Saturday, January
9th, A. D. 1864, at the hour Of 2 o'clock Pm.
No. Of Share. .4n,t of .4SsesSt. Due.
g. Il. Husly, $40 Nov. 81.
20. John Fairy, 10 " 27.
2S. L. Darkstriss, 10 =" 27
40. l.. johnson, assesst 20 d" u.
NICHOLAS LOHSE,
Secretary.
Gold Hill, Dec. 23d lS63.-Ow
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

The Queen of England asks the price of
what she buys, and pays all her bills every
three months.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

v From Mr.. Hazell we have the lat est
Eastern pctorials, Harper's, Frank Leslies
etc, etc.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

CHRIsT's CHURCH SERVICE (ErIsCopAI. A-n..
service will be celebrated at the Court nslns nss
every Sunday morning. at O'Clock md ioase ~ Va,
evening at o'clock. The Sunday School i" .i,; ~;
meet a,.p.x REV. ADAM A. McALISTEp
Minister OaRciot;,-
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

The ORIGINAL CoMsroCK. - The Boise
News says that Comstock, Of Washoe noto'
rietv, is still discovering rich leads, but they
do him no more good than his Washoe mines
did All Comstock seems to care for is to
develop the country and let others reap the
benefit Of his enterprise. Money is no OBJ
jec, with him, but he has too much energy
to exc out miserable existence anywhere
The same may be said of Major Downie, one
of the pioneers of Downieville, Sierra coun-
ty, who has been discovering "big things "for
the past thirteen or fourteen years, and at
last accounts was up North, in his old condi>
ton "tlat broke."- Grass Valley National.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
Notice of Application for Pardon.

Notice of Application for Pardon.
TNO THE HON. II. FELLOWS. County '9as'
L of Placer County, and 10. Hamilton h'4'
District Attorney: n
You will please take notice that will ,ppy,h r.: "
the Governor OF the State of California 'or ~.
pardon of All Chun, who was convicted ~ .,b
Court of Sessions of Placer County, on INC
day of February, 1862, on charge OF Du'f,as ffss;.
and sentenced on the 18th day Of February; Liam
to undergo an Imprisonment in the Stale f''
of California for term Of four years, rrrS
Service of a copy of the above notice aa"'''-
this 18th day of December, 1868. rc
II. FELLOWS,
County Judge
10. HAMILTON,
District Attorney.
Coffroth l. Spaulding, Attorneys for Pes'''0''''
Sacramento. .he
certify the foregoing to be true copy ?. IL
original notice of application for pafdon NV
my Office. Auburn, Dec. 18th, 1869; o,.,
(-) A. HUNTLEY, Clerk.
lL.S.{ By VIM. Smith, DsPu''
~- Dec. leih. ls63-Sod'
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
RLA1R's STATEMENT AND WEEDS RECORD.

BLAIR's STATEMENT AND WEEDS RECORD.
MIR. Blair, a member of Mr.. Lincoln's
Cabinet, says: simultaneously three leading
organs: the Chronicle a. Washington, boastl
ing a sort Of official sanction; the Missouri
Democrat, the ultra abolsher Of Fremont
graft at St. Louis; and the Atlantic Monthly,
which lends to the parent stock at Boston all
it can boast Of literary strength and ee'
gance, have struck the keynote of revolu-
ton, the sheer abolition Of State Constitu.
tions in the region suffering under the rod OF
the rebellion" Some months ago Thurlow
Weed published letter in the New York
Commercial Advertiser, which closed with
the following prophecy: II desire to MAKE
this record: II it comes to be understood
that the views and policy of Messrs. Sumner,
Greeley, Wendell Phillips, Ward Beecher,
&C., &c, obtain in the conduct Of the war, it
will result in the destruction Of our Govern
ment and Union, and triumph Of Rebellion
and Slavery" The Administration has
adopted their views and is conducting the
war in strict accordance with their policy,
and, with singular consistency, both Blair
and Weed support the Administration!
Mountain Democrat.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

HNHE Stockholders of the Savage Mining Com
Il pany, Nevada county, are hereby notified.
that an assessment OF five cents per share, or five
dollars on the hundred feet, has been levied and
is due December 30th. 1868.
j. IL. HUMPHREY, Secretary.
Lincoln, Dec. 26th, lSG3-2w
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
DIVINE SERVICE.

Divine Service will be held at the ME- w..
by Rev. William Wilmot to. morrow (SunS,"uH'ea
10 A. NJ. and u P. NJ, and rgularly tberesf,.!!
the same hours on each Sunday. 'ef ut
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
BIRTH.

BIRTH.
At Ophr, on Thursday, the oath n.t., the wife
Of Themas Higgins. Of sdsughtsr.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26

SINGULAR SuPERsrIrIoN.-Itis is said that
John Jacob Astor, the most successful busi-
ness man the United States ever produced,
was superstitious as to investing money in
real estate, and that he had one fixed rule
which was to make bis investments during
the Holiday Season, between the 18th Of
December and the 18th day Of January; but
always preferring tbe period between Christ
mas and New Year. An intimate friend
knowing this popularity, once asked him
why he selected this period Of the year for
real estate investments. He was evidently
much annoyed at the question, and after
some hesitation, replied: 'Because no one
else 30 at that season." But the friend
was not to be put off thus, and asked him if
there was not some other reason. After
much prevaricating,il at last leaked out tha.
a fortunc-te!er, in his youth, had told him
in such impressive language tha. that was
the period Of tho year to make such invest
ments, shat he had adopted il, and with whst
success the world knows. The conversation
made such an impression on the friend sha.
he too adopted the same plan, and wonder
ful A. it may seem, he realized immense
profits The friend is now living, and his
name is we'll known to the business world.
II would astound our business men to know
that one Of the mos. successful among them
has made his vast fortune. not in consequence
Of superior mental or business qualities, but
in consequence Of following the directions Of
a juggler Eastern Exchange.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
HW When the legislature again convenes

~ When the legislature again convenes,
after the Holidays, we may expect the mem-
bers to come down TO the work of tho ses.
sion. They will find the finances OF the
State in deplorable condition-and il they
would save the Taxpayers from the present
heavy or even more onerous taxation, they
must institute some measures Of rigid econo.
my. A perusal Of the Annual Report Of the
State Controller, is calculated to afford very
serious concern to men who have the burth-
en- Of taxation to bear. We do not confess
to any faith in the present Legislature in
economising, but would bs pleased If they
should disappoint US. It 10 fact that more
money has been paid into the State Treasury
during the past fiscal year, than any prsvi,
Gus one since the organization Of the State,
and the Controller estimates that tho current
expenses Of the next two fiscal years (for
which the present Legislature will have to
provide,) will amount to $3,l3s,o7o. These
are startling figures.
There are several other questions, not neces-
soriIy subjects oflegisation, that will probably
consume time, viz: The resolutions request
ing McDougal to resign his seat in the U s
Senate, for not violating bis oath, in voting
against the admission Of U. S. Senators from
Western Virginia. The public have curl.
osity to see what disposition will be made Of
the resolutions. And the other proposition
is to make greenbacks our currency instead
of gold, as at present. This measure will
probably be productive Of the strongest lob
bying that will bo attempted this winter
Shoddy and anti'Shoddy will enter the con-
test with vigor-but as an.-Shoddy repre-,
sents the gold and silver iuterest-the true
standard side Of the question, it may be said
to be much the strongest.
This currency question will undoubtedly
call out all the speaking talent Of the legi.
lature. And readers may not be surprised
to hear some Of the ultra Administration
men shortly denounced as secessiouists, by
their greenback associates, because they will
not 60 10 the shoddy side of the question.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-26
NOTICE,

Gold Hill, Dec. 23d, lS63.-0w
The New York herald., 1863-01-13
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To any person who sends scub Of fifty TIE
DAILY TRIBUNE will be sent without charge.
TIE WEEKLY TRIBUNE is sent to Cergymen for sl 2j.