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The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
NOTICE.. :.
Isaac S. TIcHESoR :

I6AAC .. IICHENUK.
You are hereby notified that two shares Of
stock in the Orleans Quartz Mining Company,
standing in your name, to wit Nos a d l6D
four and sixteen will be sold at the office of the
Secretary, on Tuesday August 25th, 1868. at 10
O'Clock A. NJ. as delinquent Stock for assessments
levied May 10th, 1868, of $40 on each share, due
and payable on the 10th day of June last.
By order Of the Director
J.R. CRAYpALL, Sec.
Auburn, August let, 1863 3wks.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

-ET A precious youth being asked in his
geography what they raised in South Carroll
ma, replied, "they used to raise niggers and
cotton, but now they are raising the devil"
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
THREE CHILDREN COVERED WITH
SORES.

CovINGroN, KY. Aug. 20. 1859.
MEssRs. A. l.. SCovILL Il CO. Gents. This is
to certify that three Of my children were covered
WITH SORES, and we tried the physician sprescrip-
tions for months without getting any better. |
then procured DR.. Motifs Lirer Pills., and they
had the most desirable effect. and they now enjoy
better health than ever Yours. truly.
JOHN DAVIS.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

We should not suffer from Cough, which
q few doses of AYERS CHERRY PECT0-
RAJ will cure. Time, comfort, health are all
saved by it.
Sold by H. Hazcll and Mack Webbcr, Auburn
Il. II. Mcdonald Il Co., Sacramento and Crane
Il Bingham, San Francisco, and other dealers o.
medicine.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CHRIST s CHURCH SERVICE (ErIscoPAL)-Divine
service will be celebrated at the Court House
every Sunday morning, at IL o'clock, and in the
e7.ning at o'clock. The Sunday School will
meet atc IN REV. ADAM A. MCALISTER,
Minister Oficiating
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DIVINE SERVICE.

Div inc Service will be held at the NJ. E. Church,
by Rev. William Wilmot to- morrow (Sunday) at
10 A. N. and u P. NJ, and rguarly thereafter t
the same hours on each Sunday
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AMERICAN HOTEL.
c GENERAL STAGE OFFICE,
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.
GEORGE II. STEPHENS, Proprietor.

ME above proprietor having recently ~
n taken the American Hotel, ut Auburn !::jS
aud relitted it with entire new bedding. and
otherwise improved it, feels conGdea: HIATT his rx-
perience will enable him to render entire salts
faction TO all who may iccome their guests.
The "Amcrican' is eligibly situated on the
Plaza. and has the advantage OF beining ire-proof
building; and the Parors and Bed-hooms are
pleasant and we'll furnished, and will always be
found neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will be supplied with the best that can be pro.
cured for the comfort of those who my become
his patrons.
nss-Tbe Office of the California Stage Company
is Kept at this Hotel where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento Nevada. Dutch
Flat. Iowa Hill, Yankee Jim's, Forest Hill Pla-
cerville, and Marysville.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
M. ANDREWS,
ON COMMERCIAL STREET, HAS THE
FINEST STOCK OF JEWELKf EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
PLACE.


ETCONSlSTS OF GOLD. SILVER AND ~
Il Diamond Watches, OF the best English. ySl;y
Swiss, and American manufacture.
Eiruscan, Carnuncle. Pearl Coral, Garnet,
Quartz. Jet and Enamcllcd scis.
Pins anu Earring. of al styles and patterns.
Band. Chain, Ribbon and Alumcnum Bracelets
Diamond. Gold and Enamcllcd Locke,s Of all
stylcs aud patterns
Gold and silver Thinhles. Quartz Seals, Chains
and Cold keys Of all patterns.
Vest Chains. OF Gold Armenum and Hair.
patterns.
Gold, Jet. Etru5can, Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond Ruby. Emerald Opal. Regard. En-
amelled and Gold Rings ofall styles and patterns.
Gold and Enamelled Buckles, line assortment.
Gold and Quartz Slides.
Stone Cumio. Etruscun. Gold Stone .Carbuncle.
Alumenum and Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Gold, Silver and Steel Spcctacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups. Butter Knives Sal,
Spoons, etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils Of he best
makers-a great variety.
Silk. Hair. Ribbon, and Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks.
All of which | will sell al reduced prices for
cash.
.s1r Watches. Clocks and Jrwelry repaired
and warranted.
insrAll kinds Of California Jewelry mnde to
order.
Engraving and cutting done with neatncss and
dispatch. NJ ANDREWS
Auburn, April, 1863 my
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From .fubuan Station to Virginia City t rs
hours.
From Virginip CITY to -9uburn Station in ~
hours.
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Sale Of Deli no uent Mining Shares.
NOTICE TO RAIL ROAD, TURNPIKE
AND MINING COMPANIES.

7 WILL furnish any number of Chinese labor
Il ers to work on Rail Roads. Wagon Roads, or
Mining claims, at the lowest cash rates. Having
experience in the business, have facilities for OBJ
tanning any required number of men.
Reference, VIM. Mcdaniel Auburn.
HUNG WAH, Auburn.
Auburn, .7ug. 29.-4w.
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NOTICE !

VHNHE share holders in the War6eld Mining Co.
L are requested to meet at the house OF Jas.
Wells. (' Wells Cross Roads " on SATURDAY
the 22nd inst, at 2 o'clock NJ, for the purpose
of incorporating said company.
s. B. DYER, Secretary.
August 18th, ls69-2w
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HOTEL D,ORLEANS.
IOWA HILL,
Louis 1sermann, Proprietor.

HAvING LEASED THIS HOTEL fkTAa fkETAa
Il Il from Mr. Louis Snitzer, am pre- iAIH
pared to offer to travellers and boarders. EiEnk
the accommodations of II first class Hotel The
house and fixtures are entirely new The bed
rooms are arge and well ventilated, and the bar
and dining rooms very commodious. The table
will not be surpassed by the hotels of the larger
cities Of the State, and the Bar will be supplied
with pure wines and liquors.
/ take this opportunity to return thanks for the
generous patronage heretofore bestowed to me.
and to assure the public that the Hotel d'Orleans
is 4 very desirable hotel for travellers and board
ers.
LOUIS ISERMANN.
Iowa Ilill April Is, 1868.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
Fine Old Rye Whiskies, without brand

FINE OlQ rye WnlSkleS, WltnOut brand
YNHE above are all copper distilled from the
l. choicest selected grain, and are never offered
in the market within three years after dstlla-
tion.
The stock now on hand is from four TO eight
years old
These Whiskies have been we'll and favorably
known during the last six years, and the constant
ly increasing demand for them attests to their
excellence and uniformity of quality. They are
commended 10 the trade as among the purest
imported into this market.
Mss- For sale by all the principal dealers in
the City. DICKSON, DE WOLF co.
Sole Agents, San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12

AYERS CHERRY PEDTORAL.
The worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs
and Consumption.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
FOR SALE!
PUBLIC OR PRIVATE SALE.

TUNHE undersigned having determined to kEA
l. close out business in Auburn, will Of Hi;;;
fer for sale
.Nonddy, September 7th, 1863
at either public or private sale. the FIXTURES of
the LAFAYETTE SALOON consisting Of two marble
bed billiard Tables =; two dozen Bar Chairs ;
two Bar Room Stoves two Card Tables one
Thirty day Clock four Lamps and the complete
furniture of q Bar.
private purchaser of the Bar room property
can have possession Of the Saloon at any hour.
Also for sale
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
VARIETY STORE.

VARIETY STORE.
AT
GOLD HILL, PLACER COUNTY, CAL,
SAMUEL GUGGENHEIM,
TAKE this method of informing the citizens
u OF Gold Hill and vicinity that at my
VARIETY STORE,
i Keep constantly on hand, large and we'll
selelected assortment of
SMOKING and Chewing Tobacco, Choice Havana
o'gars, Pipes Playing Cards, Best of
Liquors. Snuff, Stationery, Fruits
Of all kinds. Confec-
tionery. Cutlery,
ETC., ETC.,
nave also established Branch VARIETY Store
At the town of Superior, in the Garden Bar Mining
i respectfully ask share of the public pa
Honage' feeling confident OF satisfying all who
may give me a call. '''
jane 10th, ls63,-my
The Placer herald., 1863-09-12
NOTICE. :.

To the Stockholders of the Cummings Mining
Company.
You are hereby notified that at q meeting of the
Trustees of your Company, held at their Office,
august 5. 1868, an assessment was levied Of (S20)
Twenty Dollars on each share of stock in said
Company. due and payable on the 22d inst
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
J. r. CRANDALL, Secretary.
Auburn. Aug. s, lS63.-3wks
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
T. T E; = levy, ,EnA3s, Secretaries.
T. S. LEMAY.
Appeal from Miss BuIe-soIdfer's Friend


The editors of the Journal for two days past have in
formed the citizens here that the sad condition O. the sol.
dlers in charleston aias attention have received
several letters durEg the last frCm our ministers
physicians and highly rfned and educated ladies' Of high
est position IN society from South Carolina all we'll un9l
led to illustrate by the pen the sad condition of the SOL
ders sick and wounded there showing that they need
ssance nurses, money and pr0UiSi0nS and urging ma to
supply the want in time. Remember that North Csrana
has mel in and that in the great there
one month ago she bad two thirds men in the
fight who displayed much sublime bravery and nstnt
ism as was recorded by the impartial crer on any occa
sion the Readers remember that you ali sbod
do part you do act your own honor or sbame
the legacy that hereafter Will be your reward These
times that try soldiers souls. streams of feeling
sll Hke ram drops on the rocks without impresson
effect the Of many, who vet remain stnnid
and mdleren and these of the weahes in the land
While there are others whose Virtuous sacrifices have
been the means of doing much good VIII the watcbfn
eye and ready hand of the minerng devotees in the Old
ortn state permit patriotism to for want of the
ter States whose daring bravery and heroic econa DO
serve the liberal spirit OF patriotic gratitude for the 0or
Of the soldiers of North Carolina who obeved
voice OF their country Nhen the call and
dress made? Remember readers that if Won oivo
yourselves up to indifference and sehnegs in this trvno
hou that sweet liberty turning her foot steps with
make any sacrifice to the only boon worth yn
or TIE gem that millions die for be free is leoac7
ali the mines OF aoeoth in the world Cannot some
ome one IN wilmington initiate the Augustans in IiheroI
j.. They do not mind raising any amount On a momen;ta
lotce am Informed several have money to enbscrba
nd are waiting to be waited upon 1t is impossible to
Vat on every person. "
Patriotism will win the reward of substantial pood ba,
1e wealth OF the selfish has been consumed and the an
iause OF wealth has been forgotten forever. receiver
money from the Theatre to send to Charleston All cot
'cted has been faithfully and more than what coi
scted The last sent has been up as the want ia
reat' Fave the soldier yourself and all you
ler beraity for large subscriptions and free printing
M A. b.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
COMMITTEE :

TAX IN kIND:-Some men are complaining bccni.,
they are required to pay the Government onC;pn,h d
certain farm products. We beg to remember, that il
the Yankees get possession Of our country they will nj
low The producer only oneenth, Gs tLey are doing ia
some sections Ia their possession. We reckon the
mers IN Mississippi and Tennessee who are living u
yankee yoke would gladly give one-tenlh Of their corn
and wheat AID to the Confederate Government 10 h
permitted to enjoy the remaining nine tenthg Bul tho
Yankees take the nnetenths and allow the producer
oneenth Away with all grumbliDg and gIowi q
among those who have enough to supply the;r awn AID
the wants OF their Government. man who glbArray.
ses the Government by refusing 10 give it a cIrrrIr
and liberal support, does not deserve to be free
nose "no nave the neanS must not stop low to or
que the constitu;ionaty Of paying taxes. Il womb
be far better to give onehal OF all our properly TO s
tain the GoVtrnment, than be Overlun by blood t,irs
and brutal enemies, and lose NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
Died.

In SmitbyjIe n c. on the 18th inst, ANNIE BOWEN.
infant daughter of Richard ard Amanda Foley, aged 3
Gone il our little Annie Our cherished flower Like
ray of sun ht seemed she IL pathway and but all
soon the colo winds Of earth npped gentle bad Fold
ed are the little waxen hands the stled heart and
closed forever the sweet blue eyes, No shall
Annie know! In the bright and shining courts " above
we hope to meet thee !!
Like sweet and gentle flower,
Bloomed our Annie day by day,
But one night the angels found her,
And took our little pet away
Then mother, weep not wildly Ger her,
Father clear thine anxious brow,
Turn away from grief and sadness,
Our ANNIE sooth the angels now. 80"
In this town, Sunda night, 23d inst, Mrs. JULIA
MACLEAN, wife of mir. Samuel B. Maclean.
In this town. the 22d nst OF cholera intantum, c
SEPHIkE DAVIS, daughter of Vim. H. and julia a. Bid
die, aged 10 months.
On Stones Bay Ons1ow county of bilious fever, on the
10Th Aug, 1863, WIN. ALBERT PARKER, son of the late
9. W. and Mary N. Parker, of Wilmington, N. Co. aged
years, months and 8 days.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

CHARLESTON. Aug. 22d, 1858.
Fr0n, 4 un P. NJ. Yesterday, the encmy's FIRE
Sumter very lv5 93) shots fired Of which
704 sruck Fort ontdide inside The Eastern
face battered Some guns the East end a. d
North face disabled. he flag shot dow q
four tines F.ye priyatss aud two wounded
in Sumter. Tne enemy- = Wagner caused casual
tits iuc udinx Capt. 70 P;iuge killed Our sharp
shooters Annoying the Yankees considerably.
l. Supposed that rbe ercmy bursed OF their Par
gus yesterday ate noon.
At Il ocock isC night. communication from the enc
1sutd seEt to Bea ard dema Dding
rende >f and he Morris Island Gatteres with a
rotfc Alan that CITY woud be shelel jn fo1r #
not c"niyhat with. Eeauregard a reconn0l ance,
and j. dan returned Tor signatu Of he writer
About O'Clock this morning he eneuly began throwing
shells the City the batteries March
Morris dad Jane Island, and distant five miles tie
City. rweve eight ioch Parrot she'll fell in City. No
l!'las. The action s regardei outrage
ciVi!Z q warfare The Smelling good hasten
ing the tX !dus OF the uOu- Combattirts.
At dag ht .tls moTning the fire vigo--
ousy On sumter. he lToniides opened ad
plying Wagaer il firing briskly the enemgs alyance
works, tOu: hundred ani fy yaris from battery
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

ing general mischief and. in the condition of the
try indicates results still more ischevous than yet
apparent We deem the efforts alluded to highly unpai
mo ef importance enough to be made in such
Of the great questions which involve right of self gov
eminent ana the security OF our people III their persons
as you with the immense magnitude of the blessings
and the dire suerpgs Of our country as she may
or fail in this grea+ struggle fer liberty and lie
you will not be drawn into a quarrel with any
by any provocat6n but will maintain the cause for its
sake end without anv but the gigantic
and great ce with Nhom hsve and such
esc fees make clear beyond all doubt their
ry their cou1tr, ard their trusts. deprecate if possi-
bic to avoid them all names importing extensively party
make heat ciom light We are all pecessionists o a}
least he wbo s with and why reproach one
another havir become so at one period or snother
For my part own vas not secessionist nor
at any time because adopted goUer2en in the
stitu 6" he UDied States which bound
vation Under the Of that Instrument could not
ree at viii from its obligations But by the law
rights ciy na had right ANA power to
over throw Governmen as far rs it GoUerr9en
when became into eraby press;ve, the rule of
sectional maj jority the Section by sysem OF
bounties and M regulations !erying tribute
the weaker Cor the stronger and by incl act4 and
graver threats plainly impang constitute rights OF
property il ubjstt constituting the greater par the
substance the weaker people The plundered position
or a op!e must feel the wropg done them and il they
do they be de& med unworthy tn hold pro-
perty er cis.m any anchise. Thereo.e think
eCgaged n Great aud Righteous ReroIstioa. in which,
frofn the begiLniag felt that put evesy hing 20
stake and fer which stake te l. shat every one ee
VII Cesaves the of Freeman, ht the bit
ter dcspccay against enemy who has prosecuted
the upon principles, carried out into whh plain
ly prove that if they should regain their
shall belong 10 country, in which not Cnly the law
will not be supreme hut there will be aw hut the
brary will Of the Impoverished, embte.ed ard fanati
cal toe, wi:hCuo feel ng Of brotherhood U.s. but
cherishng towards the bite! est hatred.
How offer 10 ask from sucl pe' PIE peace
They refuse even 10 confer the duplication civilized
uag to the exchange If prisCners Vben, how
the States propoc Of peace? Les GOV Vance
reply to Stanly be suited for What
do such stla ats but with accord and with Owed
fight aad fight until the enemy subjuga
lion mpos IDLE Lei nat pick ourselves pieces !"
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

RICHMOND, Aug. %, 1864.

| RICHMOND Aug. %, i663.
The ditu!ty vita the Gle! ks post office has be
satisfactorily adj ls'ed, through tie mediation of two
three citizens Tie MAJ oy C The clerks have returned
duty Congress increase their pay naxt ses
sion. The post otce will be reopeel to N ,rroW and the
transmission Of the mails resumed.
The Baltimore American the 22nd rst says that the
Roche adopted resolutions providing for u Nh
Convention of Conservatives nominate candidates
for Vice Presid4n United Sta es de-
nouncng sece,son atotionism and nsv7ism and atyo,
eating vigorous prosecution Of the war; etc After An
interview exGov. Hunt, with closed doors ;he Cal
Gus adj iourned die.
telegram from Lea7en worth, Aug. 2st Gays that Quan
Into Kansas and proceeded Lawrence They
fired the towG after pasng the ong cti-
Jamcs 4. Lane, in the city and has probably
fallen into the hands of the guerilas.
The King of the Begaus entity gave audience to Jew
et q Anlericau) friend CT mediation The King believes
that the decision Of ast tribunal cfers the only
for the restoration of peace and that other
should be unwilling to join France in working in the
interests Of peace, now that the South su polcy
and that humanity and the Dteregt the has N gen.
eral peace, invite friendly action.
The draft IN the 18th ward New York wa completsd
without the lest s!ga ct dissatisfaction. Several prom
nent citizens Here drafted.
The Southern hank OF Kentucky Caroon was rohbed
Thursday by sixteen men, claiming belong to Calls
rebel cavalry. They removed all the money from the
bank amounting to hundred and thirty thousand dol
lars.
Cincinnati.
nine coun'ies to hear from.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

day which gives the eoruction of the 44h section Of
the Assessment Act when the holder OF credit is unw
receive payment to the amount represents in Con-
federae notes. and values it higher rate the
shah it accordingly. Al redits worth premium in
Confederate Iees valued by the holder, should be
valued taxed at the rr it bore the first OF
July. Another crc ular allows to reserve in edd
articles specified in article forty three nstruc
tong 18th Nay cny undred bushels of fifty
bushels of wheat proportional quantity of each, iT
accordance with the first section OF The Tex act.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

IS We Wi4.o HIS atl-.3 Le clock strikes eleven and We
the hon: has which the abolition focc
that they would commence a 6o2barduent Of the citv Of
lhasston We caa amost hear TIE shrek Of the riasd
=tH o.oF~a IL lis sharp explosion or dcu p1upge To
those engaged n te sIoHs oS Charleston, this I9bo, of
' is I- cd 2cr Ct love, il such expression be allow
able hE1 they are led a7d directed by olear coo he's,
u, and cci heated snsaoar and at ilerist who has
ltet 10 q Pool1 the force of his means an APP Iances
I'd "h) VIII Use tneu totally Irrespective of which dam
a he EH.cts u h. s1Irrg BE occasi ups in the mr.
suit Ct LIs Unless ends. pa
II p"1' a1l Js' strange to see Cur people, with the
nemy thus steadily approaching raising m ,art i-s
a0Dg t5eIsclyesbGt We are wroEg-the peopIe are on
70 blame in oetng those who 90 raise such sspes u
foolish g was tie conduct CT the inhab itsnts of
lem Wha TUs vas laundering the asey of their oi,
tie ane OF 81 that s honest aEaong men, what have we
T.. 40 cOw ". h TIC Cant ebout Destructivas ,,
gT o. Conservatives" oE any other suoh pames
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
TO THE VOTERS OF THE 4th cnNGlE.s. A! y.
DIsTRJC

AS THE TiHE is approaching when it vii he Yac..,.y
to take some action in regard to the election OF Repre-
sentative to the next Congress- it has been sarg5 @
should in some p"blc Kramer make know H., .1e
to ny friends.
IhaVe long since been convinced that justice to n
required that should mol be candidate for reelection
puring my residence in Richmond | have suffered with
such frequent and attacks another
might prove fatal to had fully determined TO resga
but upon persuasion Of friends will eudoavor to serve out
the term for which was elected
cannot my connections with ycu, your Repre-
sentative withou! returning my sincere acknowledgements
for the unanmity with which chosen well tho
cordial support with which haVs been sustained the
discharge of my duties. If my has met your ap
proval, my ambition is fully gratiad
Very Respectfully,
THOS. D. hCLOEELL.
Aug. 90, 1868. 2eGtf
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

NORTH CAROLINA CeAL.-We have seen specimen
OF anthracite coal discovered on the farm OF Mr. Wade
IN Rockingham county, North Carolina. The coal
appears to be very good and has been so proven,
understand by the test The vein worked is only
six feet under ground and is three feet thick Col
H. Jones is engaged in the operation of mining this
COAL and the work progressing under the superinten-
dence of MIR. Ambrose Barrett, practical MINER
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
rae YANKEEs sAELLlNG CHATrANooGA.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 22nd, l863-noon.
Yankee force of strength appeared on the oppo-
side of the river yesterday about 10 O'clock and com
menced aheing this place without warning Our bate
res replied promptly, and artillery duel continued until
FIVE O'clock P. M. little girl, daughter of F. G. Roche
of Nashville, mortaiy wounded; also ona lady, TIE
ferryman as the river was badly wounded enemy
retired. All is qaiet to-day.
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27
CAVALRY FIGHT AT SPARTA, TENN.

ATLANTA, GEO, Aug. 22Gd, 1868.
iei.cr to the Confederacy, from Forests command
says that Col DeBr had another fight with seven reg
of Yankee cavalry the l7h instant, at Sparta
Tennessee. He repulsed them with loss forty to fifty
killed and wounded DeBrills force six hundred his
loss killed, wounded and twelve missing.
1t is reported by that tbs Yankees were she'll
inpC ChaftEn
Wilmington journal., 1863-08-27

The Upper Dan River Valley, in which the above ~
located hos been known for some years TO cona e
cDa t o3sn OF considerable extent, and it consider
Should TINS impression prove to be as cJfron, n o
openings as Il has in the mine of Wades far1. thn
held OF this region will be Of very great vaIu, f., "a,
COnfeGeracv 0 ' ~ l''