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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
VSatbrtdbt an Steuersahler.
Steuer. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, @tabtbolle,

Baltimore, BEN Is. Sttbr.
Nadrt9t mirb 6iernit 9esebetI, baB cine Site aler
neuen 9ebGuoe nnb Serbefferungeu, Die tpGbrenb bieIeut
Sabre errt4tet un6 semaGt ipllrben, icpte bon alien 2Baa=
rem, 0tDbelu uuo iouftisem fteuerpfli9tisen @iaeutbum
tnnerbaI6 Der StabtSrenseu, bas bis iett mod ni6t aiiest
tf, = III oieer Office bereit Iie9t. Oas @teuer=@ppelz
Iatipnsz @eri6t ipirp fir bic nG6fen 80 Gaze BPM /,
gtpoemter an in Gisuns lit, nm bic geIGmerbeu unb
IPPeGatipnen aner Beripneu, bic it9 bur6 bic MbfbSbuno
OeS aleforS beeintra9tiSt Ralteu, eutseSeusmeRmen un6
gu enti6eiben.
Spl9e Reripnert iperben bes9aGb auf9efprsert, i6re g(sz
p%lttattpnet tnnerPal6 Der b~eia9teu 3eit ein,ureiden, am
%berntalS ite alien anipru& auf irgenb tpeI6e abSinberuaz
genin ben aiieiiments berliereu, uub ion bic abi6Sbuna
bS @igent9nmS, we fe bns Steuerbu6 am l. SOAR, i889
6e'9t, enoSIlt9 unb enti9eiSenb ieiu unb ais 8aiS, NOR
anf ote Seiteler1n9 fHr bas na6fe SaPr anseiett unb
etn9etrieben tpirb, betra6tet tperbeit.
Rerlcl1eI, ipel9e in bic Stabt 8ieFeu lnb bieIe Sn i6rem
beftdnSt9eu ~GEpbnplas MAIDEN, perben bierrnit benadri6z
t9t, baB baS @efes BET Strafe fprbert, bas fe @le i6r
itenerPft6ti9es @iseutFum Bel benz @teuers Expectations
syi&t an5ei9eu.
&bpS. Gtmms,
@ep. 90. @prbpn.
11petEpzH1lp @m, Sprt9s.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
asnn @hermnm,s Csrrps.

Gtnctnnatt, 5. 9loD. Oen. So. s.
SHERMAN BAT boa feinem 6auptquarttse 3u
Sufa, WfiH., autertn 25, 9ft. cine Orore
Or. 2 e~glGien, tpel9e ben Generalization Tvant
Blair baa Commando beg Is. unb etae8
Gbeils DeS Is. MEmescprps u6ertrdgt.
Der 6rie96mtniRer bat pen @pRen tsbod
benz tpaGern 2oBau ge8eben.
Sen. Sierbaus' OtDilton TT In G18cumbta
etneeritdt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
Nnn sgnrt Mnmrne-

Sort NDnrue, 4. NpS. Das 9. ct.
SdnonenbcOt Dacptab 1eeelte teute@iorsen ab.
Das Darlameptdrbuot Sem orf atna beute
frtb inter commando be6 Wlat, Mulfprb alb.
Der .. ct. Dampfer 2ennp fam NIT Is
lnOItftsn 0efan8enen Bter on, wel9e Bet NlY.
mouth, NG., 8en1aGt ipprbsn tuaren.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
(~14pct4p1mlp) 81. ff87 Gpiambtaitr.
8s9(n3ei0

,ln y %trS pier dN, a,t IT, M@ % y, 94,tt sssSs . E t S%b Der
benz Q8atiengert6t 6eiaeter Stabt am 20. Ottober 1863 8es
Splmddtteungs=@a iiber bic 9tnterlaieni9nft BON
BEN II, Neri9aiit fat. @le 9erfonen, relde &nfpra6e an
pen SerfDrbenen 3u MAIDEN BADEN, tperben baber aufsciDrbert,
lpl0e an ober Dor benz 26. Mprtt 1864 BET benz llnterseidue.
zen 9eiten6 81 MAIDEN, ptbrtgenfaa8 fe ipdter mad benz Sc
tese tstne @niprr@e an bfia8te 9tnterluheni@aft mebr ma.
Qgfpp4p1mp) .- 6re6. Qeutner. Mbn,.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
SerfDruns elmer @ifenbobnbriicfe.

8Cf on, 4. G2op. Die 8rade Der Netp>
ton Taa 3wet8babn Der Bottom > Mcrcefer-
HatlrOaS itber Den @barles Ntper ptrbe lebte
Naht Our@ 6eaer be(aabtgt. Die DaTaeiere
Oe8 gletp 0orter 3uges, welder BITE 8ripfe UNI
9sfabr unt II ubr erretate, al8 bas 6cuer
eben fart nm ii6 9rtf lettstsm betra6tlt&e
5aIfe beim QSiAen. Die 8gide tptrb balb
"rebdrirt 1etn. -. - e.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
Gtfra.s ieuns Ser aesislatnr BON maa0adbufetts

Gttrass ieahs Ser 9esislatir BON SSeaHadbmfetts.
SD on A. Npp. 0Cus. WnDreyp Bat
belalOfen, Die GegiSlatur gu elmer Grtra>@ibs
un8 auf ndaten Mtttpp9 at berufen, um
weitere Spnnties fir 8retptItse aus,u1eben.
Sen. Butler tt beute bon 9OtpeG abgereiR,
uHt bds COMMANDO DeS 78. MrneesG 0rps unb
Der Departement5 8tr9inten uup Norb. Caro-
lima 3u itberle9mer, tpelGes er neult9 er9al-
ten bat. .-a-.l s~a ~ t
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
81

q mtrb Dterntt NdGtt6t 8eeeben bah Der
bon Baltimore I'M Staat gtarDlanb ii6 SSn
benz g9atienBert9t beG tier Stabt am IL. Geptember 1863
8epplma6tigu -paptere iber has p%eri6nIife Gisentbpm
rpn 9 eter rnDGb Wel8er tn beiaeter Stabt seaprben
IT. oeti9aft Bat. &le Yeripnen, pel6e MnprlGe an ben
8erfprbenen 5u MAIDEN bdber, tperten baber ~nuf1efprte ri.
fpl4e an ODER Dor benz II. Wldr5 1864 Bet benz Unite, ,et6nes
ten 9eltenb gu MAIDEN, ttbrtgentd18 ie ipdter mad benz Sc
lss tetne anlPru4e an bslagte Stnterlafeni4aft m br MAIDEN
t0Aren.
Spbn $. Better, Mbntni1tratDr.
(l4Gct4tp1ulfOl Np. 137 Gplumbtatr.
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abmtntffratipns.Nn,eioe.

60 wtrb Dtetmtt Ra@rt@t 8e8eben, bos br
unter5et@nete BON Baltimore I'm Staat @1arglanb iS St
benz gDatiengert6t bejaeter Stabt am Is. OttC6er 1863 g y"
1oamaGt tBun8Ss9aptere iBer bic StmterluIienI6aft S SSn
Mnna Matta Bats peI6e In befaster Stabt gefDr6snn
IT, pertbaft. &ae Serfonen, wel6e Mniprlde an be Scr.
fCrbene a1 MAIDEN baben, perten 6a6er auf9efprbert' iSI%e
an ober Dor benz 16. &prtt 1864 BET benz llntersetdneten os lei
tene 81 MAIDEN, rpttrteenfaQs fe ipdter mad benz 6eleb tene
Aniprn9e an pbtse 9tnterlafienihdft ntebr MAIDEN tSnnen.
Q5pct4m1mlp) Mler. SO diff OSn,
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llnfaQ irn 9Baf6inatpn 9Irfenal.

70 afttnstsn, 5. Neup. Dar3 bas 3ls
|faat9e GaIenlafem elmer 8Ombe I'm Nrlenal
pnroen finf 9erfpnen rerlebt. @s befanb lG
etne gruBe Ma0e GrplcFp.Stpf tn Der gtaG,
bari&af, Der f6 sIifltAer Deiie niGt ent.
|sinbete. .@g5e7 a"a H9a98'sl4 Sa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
See,p eserSen ssahIe,r.

q rentU n, s. goS. Das 0nblrefmltat 1T
fplsenbes SIM Seaat tperben iBen IA De
tnptraten rnb z &epubltfaner TIM 5ams SO
DemUtrattn unb rs Neputtttaner.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
@tantsmah[ in Morhlanb.

Saltitttpre SptiIfD.-1 ID. Giftrift.
GtddtS .GuntroIlsur 0olbSburpuo6 500 mai
Qnnbs@ ummtGatr Gsabrppt sol
@pn9reB Douanb 1872
GtaatSs Senat ca
Oele9aten6aus. - 0Dfutan 500 Boterl
284; @rtgGt sos; Scarce 288 2us69 285
unb Qeaer 507.
&reiaaert&ts Glerf. - Qongneder 271 {;
Miut9an 225 @arnan 9 ote ii6rigen Stims
men linb TN 0erGGltntb 90 ben s6en Sc
n~Gnnten,
SIN brltteu DtItritte bat 2onguefer 10
ct. Ntai, unb int 9. IT'S ct.
Glrtn NtrumpeI County.
QnnapOIi8 CAB 8egsn 200 Moi. fir baB
9onje Unions Gtdet.
Comptroller. Gun4reB.
@ploSbprpu93 Itaiiit Soaanb Galbert Sarri8
5. DiRritt 80 83 so 1 Sd
Mnnapolts 200 200
Die @eraletGumg NIT Dem Gtdet fir 2egt8-
Iatur nn6 Counts. 8eamte 3et9t ungsfG6t biez
ielben 3ablen pte bic fir GOn8rsB unO GOsnpz
trp1er.
Baltimore So.
@olOabOrOne9 @afit .Seaano galpert
@CdeY8btIE 217 1872 1913 1873
Q0ngneder erbtett ta GQdeD8Otlle 295 ct.
ol8 @ertGts Gletf unO bd8 0onse reauiare
Iifet EFT tett nngefdbr sbeniOotet Ettrtmen.
ss ae SrcSeri6 60.
8reberid @ttY aisbt @oib8borou86 1925
Wlaj; MtboIet0pn 365 Nlaj Sem Mfarfet
200 Wtet; Sodipn II Nlai 8udeYstOwm so
O2ai, Mafft erbteIt Bios 81 Sttmmeu tn
GgeOertd Gtt9 uno 81 tn Mt0btetopm. .3rpElf
Dilrttse lFno nod surId.
JeFerIon 9!sbt @Olpstprou96 70 D2at !;
W5ount 8ieainnt 100 Mtot; GQtoctin 76
@loj; llrbona 80 ORnt; Moobstoroaa6 as
0lai; Ne@anicstOwn 236. @e@S Dlarifte
linb nuA surid.
-8rebertd, 3. Gpp. - Sa elf nod etnz
ge9nngenen Oiltritten III @plO5bprpu99's Sra
iOritdt 1880 un0 pirp noG a6er 5000 Qe6en.
Das re8uldre Ttdet bat bteiel6e WlaioritGt.
SpGtefes.
Grea8erBtotpm gob 206 W}ai fir @jotps>
borruBB 0iouat Plealant IS IMP Oeter8Btle
GA ct Mat.
NoA bier Diltrifte iinb snriid. @p(Ds6p.
rou9b's Majoritdt tn Tyeoettd So. tptrb 9egen
5000 betra9eu,
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
Rtheuenberimfe.

Heber BurnlfOes OperatiDnen bertdtet Der
RtGmpnb DispatG spm 80. D. W.:
v8On alien Seiten famen &nnbl6after Bet
BET unb melpeten, baB 8urnftbe NIT 1etner
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81 = 4 { 5.
CC.
Gptal 357 1877
@ai0irtatpit SO.

9a8erstOwn, 5. SOP. Die 9la6rt&ten
BON ied8 Ditritten Eaiea fir @jolo8borOugb
etne Naiorttat I'm 8an5em gountg 1Vn i6er
3O00grporten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-06
Die 2GtIantics@ 6 atsgsef eyifembobu.

@le1eGanb, 8, 4. NuStr. Der erIie
pDnr9=3ue" be8 Itlantic @reat gBefsrn
Natlrpap (brettrs @eIetS) fam tsute M6enD
bon 9sfp g)ort on.
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Mnseine

@8wttb Gtetmtt Ra6rt6t eeeeben 6as Ser
Intersetdnete BON Baltimore I'm Stddt MtnrDlanb f6 bon
benz g6atieneert6t bedeter Stabt am IS. SttCber 1868 Be
SSuntd6tt9un98- 9aptere Iber ee 9tnterladeni6ait bon
StaOt 9eltprben TT, peri6aift Bat, Mne perfpnen, weIhe @ns
1Pru@e an ben 0ertprbenen gu maiden BADEN, merbef boSSr
1ut9etPrbert, lDlde an pber Dor bonn Is. Qprti 1864 kri Ssr,
lnter3et9neten 8eltenb gu MAIDEN, wttrtaenfa9S tie SsSter
n1ebr MAIDEN f6nnen. HN"F""I
(14pc4p1mlp) SDbn 8rSfnio NSm
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MnS WnilhiQe.
Seinslide GaoGlerie sMrii6geld)laseit. Cine Slitgs
-s> teg t"a SGptiQe attqefurnrnett. 4"

-s@ a5 ts@a 8tptiae Gusefommein.
Nnfbsttte, 4, NOD. Glator 6iBglbbUn
bDrn 4. Mi@t9an @ab. 9te9t. ittaB Geute NIT
100 Wann BET Qaprenceburg, 55 Metlen Ten
fettS Columbia auf Die beretntste @apalerte
bon GoDt, &trf, @tutauts NIB Scott, 400
@tdnn fart. maGte oter per;peifelte @6areen
anf b%ieislbsn uuD iu9te fe bnun NIT gerluF
bon 8 @etGoteten, 7 0srpunoeten nuo SO &C.
fan9enen tn bic TluAt. Guf nnferer @eite
Uurben 3 Serpisnbet uno Ntemanb o~etGbtet.
Dem NfuiUr 6ibgtbbpa tpurbe 4tu Nferp unter
ostt 9etbe sri6Uien4 Inter ben Sc angenen
Der Nsbelst bftnbst fi& eth Raplan nnb 2
2leutenants. ,- avg Us 5eisIa. n a.a.- ..E
Cine 8rot glUttle lit aeItern bter etnBe,
trpfea. <laGasaiaa ~ aaar
~
eefGasentaD,ne cites gSase1siuss ser Rebenen.
@battanpU8a, 4. Soy. Gin Bouras
8ir5as, Der poa Bragg oas 9opfont G6al Btu
auFgelhtft wprbeu mar, tpnrbe Bet Dem leb-
ten Engagement nebIt Der @storte beS ;3usss
gefangen genummen. 7ss Il
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Gtabfs&pmmiGarint-

baltimore, 80. Sttbr. 1863.
Sn SpI9e etner &pplifatipn wirb hermit g}adriGt opz
9ebeu, DAP bic Sta~bt=@pmmifGre unb Der @~epmeter fft
am 9tenftag, ben 3. 9tpbeuber, 10 r6r Spru1ittoos. an
Ort unS STEELE berIaulmelu iperben,. uut Die @rGr,e Ser
got all Der 8eitleite bon 8aefitraBe, spiiben O6oSiierz
Gt9ntpnbftrabe, gu beitiutulen, ipelbe unI6naft BON
Den @Pmutllare1 Der pttentltben SfnIen 9etauft rltrbe.
. SOB Smitb,
OrlroD &lert Der @tattcpmntiff1re
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&otprence g. Dief s. So

&n 8rOs 6anbler In ct rumpfpaaren, @alan
terte'Nrttfeln unb Bottoms,
Sfr. 3OS sSeftsS altitnUreffr., spifd,cn SpparS,
.4e@ nnc &ibertnfr.,
a9en hermit bent eee6rten 9ublttum fir bas tbnen Fisher
gel9entle Sertrauet tbren Oant nnb 3etgen ~ereebeuf an, 6o6
tie tbr @nerDS @el4dit bon 8rantlinffr. nad Sbioem WIase
6erle9t bGeen, mp bteltee 9aneler, ippteS tprebalter i'm Qdn6e
Observation-Disclosures ftnben perben, 0'
eS- suffers ftnben i%Ortgabrenb etne srpse @ustpa6 !
In Der Nrrtfe b%enStbtster &rtitel. (24@noin'
Ae@ter Gnrmentbaler, SbweiSe1
Stmburger Safe, @erDeIat @urfi
peben mteber etnsetrofen nnb Hltef 3u BADEN BET
Npebet & QDtIteImt,
(1tIlt"l --e. 379 QDef B1lttnlpre{tr.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed and
ID delivered, on the 18th day Of December A.D
1863, issued out of the Honorable District Court
Of the lth judicial District for the County Of
Placer and State Of California, on a Judgment
rendered in said Court, on the 2lst day OF Novem-
Der, A. D. 1868, in favor of A. IL. Saxton and
against Patrick Mowen for the sum of Four Hun
dred and Eighty Nine Dollars and ninety cents,
with interest upon the sum of $554 Us from tho
2lst day of November A. d. 1868, at the rate OIL
ten per cent per annum. and for costs OF suit taxed
at $64.l5, | have levied upon and will expose 10
public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, at tho
Court House door in the town Of Auburn Placer
county
On Saturday, tho 9th day OF January, 1884,
at the hour of | 0 oclock, A. NJ. all the right title
interest and claim which the said Patrick Aowen
had on the 3lst day Of October A. d. 1868, at The
time of the levy OF the attachment herein or since
that date, in and to the following described pro-
perty to-wit Certain mining claims situated on
the Middle Fork of the American River, in ToNr
ship No. G, Placer County, Cal, and known a. hs
American Bar Company claims; said claims com
mencing at the upper line Of the Long Shaft Coa,
claims and extending up the Bar and River cVV
feet, more or less, to the lower line of the Union
Cos claims, and from high bed rock on the ria'
Ger county side of tho said Middle Fork to INC
high bed rock on the FL Dorado side of said river
including the bar and bed OF the river, togc'nei
with the water rights, Derrick, ropes, sluices' anu
all the appurtenances and privileges belonging "
in anywisc appcrtaining to said claims.
HENRY GOODING,
Sheriff of Placer County
Auburn, Dec. 10th, lS63.-20d.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

MINES AT SALT LAKE.-The Union Vedette,
the Soldiers paper, published at Camp Drum,
Salt Lake contains the following &C
count of recent mineral discoveries in Utah:
Evidences of the vast wealth concealed in
the mountain ranges of this Territory accu-
mulate daily. In the Wasatch on the east,
and in the Opurrh or West Mountain range,
silver, copper and lead have been discover,
ed. In bingham Canon, in the latter range,
Lodges of silver and copper are now being
worked and before spring, both saints and
soldiers will be amazed at the rich develop
ments. On the west, at Deep Creek, at An
telope Springs, at Egan Canon, and Ruby
Valley, lodges of silver equal to Reese Riv-
er and Washoe have been discovered. pros
pected, and some are being worked. On the
north, at Butte Creek, placer gold mines
are paying the Morrisiles richly, and at
Hictman's Butte a whole mountain OF Gin.
nabar has been discovered and will be work.
ed in the Spring. Still further north, on
the Snake River and the Blackfoot. gold
diggings equal to the Boise aud Bannock
have been worked all Summer. In fact the
whole Territory is one vast depos: Of rich
minerals, only awaiting industry and ntelli.
gsnce to develop It.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

COMMENCED ALREADY.-W Wardrobe Smith,
ESQ.,, of Butte, introduced series of resolu-
tons on Tuesday last, censuring Senator Nc
Dougal for his vote against the creation of
the State Of "Western Virginia." which was
expressly prohibited by the Constitution of
the United States. The resolutions should
have read thus:
Resolved, That it is loyal to commit per-
jury.
Resolved, That it is disloyal to refuse TO
commit perjury when requested by the Presi-
dent
Resolved, That J. A. McDougal did refuse
to commit perjury at the request of the
President, therefore,
Resolved, That said J. A. McDougal be re-
quested to resign-that each loyal member
of this Legislature may have chance to
make his pile by selling his vote to Senatorial
asprants. Colusa Sun
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19
Notice of Application for Pardon.

rNO TIE HON. IL. FELLOWS. County Judg.
l. of Placer County, and 10. Hamilton, Esq,
District Attorney:
You will please take notice that will apply 10
the Governor OF the State of California ior the
pardon of All Chun, who was convicted in the
Court of Sessions Of Placer County, on th- 18th
day of February, 1862. on charge Of Burglary
and sentenced on the 18th day February, 1852,
to undergo an Imprisonment in the State Prison
of California, for term of four years.
All TEEN.
Service Of copy Of the above notice admitted
this 9Th day of December S63
II. FELLOWS,
County Judge.
10. HAMILTON,
District Attorney.
Cof'roth q Spauding, Attorneys for Petitioner
Sacramento.
certify the foregoing to be true copy oil the
original notice of application for pardon filed IN
my office. Auburn, Dec. 18th. 1868.
(- A. HUNTLEY, Clerk
LIS BY VIM. SMITH, Deputy.
--) Dec. 10TH lSG3-3Od'
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19
"When Thieves Fall Out, Etc.

We clip the following from the Stockton
Independent, one Of the proprietors Of which
is now State Printer, and was elected upon
the same ticket with Curry and Shafter.-
This nest of robbers are now busy exposing
one anothers rascality. Two of the Judges
of the Supreme Court, and by the way, two
of the leading ones, ehere accused by two
of their leading papers OF trying to elect a
District Judge for corrupt purposes. Is a
man who will condescend to do this fit for
Judge of the Supreme Court? According to
their own account they have elected two men
to the Supreme bench, whose decisions can
be bought. Come, tell us about the balance.
Here is the story as approvingy copied into
the Independent:
"The Appeal cannot, because it don't
want TOY see what the Seventh Judicial Dis
trict has to do with the loyalty Of the San
Francisco Delegation. We will tell him:
The boiling ticket in this county was made
up in the private office of j. Mem. Shafter.
A committee Of five, Of which Shafter,
Dodge and Reddington were members, met
and made up the Committee which made
the boiling nominations. The three gentle
men named was nominated by the Commit
tee of their own construction: all Ct them
were candidates before the Regular Union
organization, and couldn't succeed; although
Dodge, one Of the "boters," took nomina
ton in 1862 from the Cooper DAILY Conven-
ton, with his vote bartered off in advance
for U. S, Senator, which Convention was
denounced bv the Bulletin as the noM corr
rupt that ever assembled here, yet he made
out that the Convention of 1868 was com
posed Of too many "roughs" to please the
kid glove dodging office seeker.
Shafter succeeded in winning under the
'bot" in September, and in October he, with
his brother Oscar l.. Shafter and John Cur
rev, candidates, and successful ones, on the
Union ticket, for Supreme Judge, and with
Patterson u Stow, wealthy legal firm, hold.
ing thousands of acres of land, went into
the Seventh judicial District and endeavored
to elect Mr. Temple Copperhe head-pure and
Observation-Disclosures Judge, over Judge
Southard the Union nominee, and very near
Y succeeded. The Skaters, Cnrrey, and the
law firm alluded to, hold immense tracts of
of land in that District and SO long3as they
could get man on the Bench to bend to
their ideas they didn't care whether he was
copperhead or Union man. Now do
you see it! Spirit of the Times.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19
ESTRAY HORSE...S25 REWARD

&tTRA 7 ED from The Undersigned, -"
~ Oh the 10th inst, on the road N kN~
between Auburn and Yankee Jim's, YW W
horse, as near chesnut sorrel as can he descrIO
ed, with hair somewhat curly--he had on a
Spanish saddle bride and halter with rope at.
tached The last trace of the horse was found
near the Murdcrer's 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 ono
giving information that will restore the horse,
saddle and bride to the undersigned. lnlorms.
tion can be sent to the Grizzly Bear House, 10
James II. Clarke, Auburn, or to J. A. Burns,
Yankee Jims. j. A. BURNS.
Auburn, Dec. 10Th, 1S63.--lt
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19
EHA nice little speculation ia lust no

EvA A nice little speculation is just now
going on in San Francisco, in the article Of
blasting powder. The supply has run short,
and is in the hands of few men, who have
run up the figures to an unconscionable
price. 1t is reported that some patriotic
individuals impressed Government agents
with the notion'that more powder was ship
ped to this coast than was necessary or
proper, which caused them to discourage
shipments. The thing worked-shipments
fell off, while the demand largely increased
Ton account of the great impetus in quartz
mining) powder became scarce in the market,
and somebody has been making stem
strike" The evil is about remedied, as large
invoices are adoat. But Mr.. Somebody has
already "made his points"
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

CnAMpKRrY.-- There is a bill before the
Legislature amendaiory of the Civil Practice
Act, which provides that all contracts made
between attorney and client to divide the
amount of property or thing recovered in any
action or poceeding, and all contracts be-
tween said person dependent upon the con
tingency of recovery, as to amount OF conn
pensation to be allowed to such attorney for
professional services, shall be absolutely void
and no action shall be maintained thereon
Bee
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

TELEoRApHIc WoRR1Es.-ALo London q
has addressed the following letter to "la .1
secretary Of telegraph company: 'a'
SrR-We enclose telegram ius, rec..,
which is quite unintelligibe to US, excsn,;"
the words yourselves Sold" This wa r.'"g
tainly are, as We pay &3 for such ipfo,m. '''
ton as this: "Market unaltered d..n
probable market very active limit land '"' ,'
Mansfield one Spence two yourselvs, .oIs M
hundred" '''u
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

SANTARY.-By the steamer of Saturday,
the San Francisco Sanitary Committee sent
$50 900 to Father Bellows; and advised him
by telegraph that it was on the way. The
Committee also promised him that San
Francisco would furnish 100000 during
the year 1864, while the State would make
up another 100000, or 100000 in all, to
be paid in New York in monthly install
ments The 900 sent on Saturday was
for the months Of January and February.
Bee.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

THE IDAHO MURDxRERs.-The Dalies State
Journal Of the Goth ut., says the murderers
of the Magauder party started for their final
destination, yesterday morning, under a
strong military guard; and adds: A number
of vicious looking cut throats. who have been
prowling around this city lately, left town,
mysteriously y, the day after the arrival Of the
murderers. They have probably gone above
to plot means for the rescue of their COM
rades ia iniquity.
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

THE POLES IN New YoRK,-A New York
letter says: Some Of our Polish friends
(and we have many hundreds of them now
have taken umbrage, it seems at the hospil
tali'es offered to the Russian navy officers
by the municipal authorities. In order to
give expression to their feelings, they have
published notification in the morning Jour
mails, stating that grand banquet is about
to be given by committee of citizens to
the Poles resident in New York and vicinity.
with view of manfestng their sympathy
with oppressed nations and their adherence
of tyrrany by whomsoever practiced' The
advertisement is preiaced by this heading:
Liberty! Liberty to the PROSTATE Matt ons.'"
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

JUDICIAL SALARlEs.-The Bee sav, il :.
proposed to enact law authorizing Diu,;..
Judges to draw their warrants on tho Gu S,'.
Treasurer, from any County Treasurer Of n. NV
District. This would give them cash tas t".
their saleries. '''
The Placer herald., 1863-12-19

A PROBABLE FAILURE.-The Constitu-
tional Convention Of Nevada, has finally
completed it's labors, and committed their
proposed organic law to the decision of the
people. The constitution contains some
entirely new features, which will be cassed
rs innovations or improvements under the
light Of experience. To judge from the
tone of the press of the Territory, the in
strument is mainly regarded with favor,
and but for ono damaging clause, would
probably be accepted by large majority Of
the voters. That clause requires taxation
upon the mines of the new State, which Of
course has alarmed the mining interest,
which is exceedingly sensitive on the subject
is not willing that the supposed value of
mines shall cause them to be entered upon
the tax.roll. The machinery, ETC., connected
with mine, and money in hand derived
from the mine, is considered legitimate OBJ.
jects of taxation; but not lodes or deposits
deeply imbedded in the earth, whose values
are extremely uncertain.
This is the great question upon which tho
new Constitution is to be tried before
the people Of Nevada, and if it does not
carry it to defeat, it will be because a mark
ed change has taken place in the sentiments
of the whilome min ers of California who
now manila the new Territo ory