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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

4 CADEMY OF MUSlC.
"a LEONARD GkOk Lessee
HENRY C. Acting SHh"sef
The Ia obedience 10 ID. desires OF Numerous
cit.zsns OF tbs city. rs..ee'ioIy announce
A alAriHEE! 4 81 t1lNEE'
TO-DAY. TO-DAY
TO-DAY, TO-DAY.
Foa EAST Lynne.
Gu - URDAN, Of O'o,ock.
When the gifted tc'r s.. .
LUCILLE IVES ERN.
'ff FiIsSr TINE II EEw-YO2K IS
LADY ISidfL AID MADAME VINE.
THIS HONAL EMOTIONAL PLAY.
GREATER FXCITEMETT - DRAMAlIC CIRCLES,
AND Drawn MUhE PEO' hE 10 TIL ,AfH'S
Than any ply ha hs besn u upon Inc bofIds h ms sse
Is ht' ell shohlI see.
TIE CLERGY, rhE PRESS, TdE PUBLIC
All ndoFsc H. 81 giyo IL taclE 49, ,
COUAIENANCr AND SrrPOKT.
StIuADAY. a. 'c.o-G
At I'M ACAD1NY Oh MUSIC,
EhSI LYNN. -
LUCILLE WESTERN ..".s..... MiaibAN + SPSE
sUFPORrLD b. me
StNE GhLAi Ca,E.
A., appcsred 80 -s,lli, the Brooiyn Aciieuy OF
Muse DANG IT, prrt rrt wCrs
Box Office will oPlG al Re AotIsJy o! a'c on 4HutSAy
IN r,ius at 9 o'clock.
Tie,s AID re,t'el Place, also be- oh sned =, the
Music store NJ mrts Fer scrmer, No soi Bfoad"aJ
.ud sibe 4 Salisbury. NJ. : NHs.,l.si.
TICh1TS flp ~ CENTS.
No ,1tt- ct.rse f,r received seats
Pl.YVe GpN,s fro.I - - D..
East LiNSE AAL.NEi,..
TO-DAY. TO-DAY.
SATURDAY. J.p. 81
Doors open At i'i The curtain viii r." At PreoIe'y.
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Amnsfmen!s.


RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
SATURDAY jan. 81. 1863.
GRAND FAMILY JUBILEE
The thousand. Of ladies and children who are saSe' see
the charming hse
MISS LAVINIA WARREN.
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WAHKEN'
TIE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
and DESTROYS avoiding the great crowds Of e'"0''
have i' sPnsS sns 'prAMiric PERFORMANCES
nearly
EVERY HOUR DAY AND EVENING,
EVERY HOUR DAY AND EVENING,
EVERY HOUR DAY AND EVENING,
the first colaneacinga 1t
TO- O'CLOCK FORENOON,
for tApir ,pecl Aco9mmoiaion wh'n the 'sr,' %.
that ia ths srs9as g. vii Dc Pays'
THE CHAHMNG LITTLE oUSAN Or bh lA.n - m,
wn,ea, RON 10 M T. ard VII ssO appelI the sase Ia
the Lecture Room between the acts OF me n'li~ ' ~
''' the SEE So :: f svf S'rf IN TIE MORNING
and so aVOid c sS Ts'!T IiiWs ONE AND ALL!
CONE EARLY! See tbs little Queen aud converse with
ber aud then see her dance the Polka on the stage
CoME ALL! Everybody can De sccoo'mCdsted; every
BODY can see the sdy and witness tue play OF not u
IS they p'TfiSsrE WEDDING DAY BEING FINED
eor TITrsIAY R,b TO- when ths
' LITTI,E COUPLE WILL BIZ MARRIED.
er which she viii never be sea Ia pubic the htte oehe
haysy determined that sue shall never 10 exoV!ea rto'
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THUMBS WIFE,
GEN. TOM THU MB'S WIFE,
the only possible chance OF ever seei1s he Is darhs
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
THE NEXT FEW DAYS.
THE NEXT FEW DAYS,
as they intend for Europe ate. tue consana
ton OF the happy event bao"e
NOW ~ TIr TINE
Il ia enlphaticaly NOW OR NENa
| She !. seen a. sl tunes a. Company Win
COMMODORE MUTT,
TIE FAMOUS sa0.'oo MUTT,
the most ainioGttve MAJ ever kno~n, nIaSins
TIE oMALLE5f PAIR
OF human being, 90 he i-Cp O tho 5 eae.
TOGETHER WEIGIIIN ONLY !Si POUNDS.
| MISS NARRENS WARDROBE l. 50 tXtensiSe nat size
sppears different des Day. aul 10 oa,',s se-c
ti,n her ,Jsud jewels SWAY lutns h" IA sHiAeeh,
DIAMOND "sNUAOEM1Nf HING
which she Kindly exhibits II LCl N!s!isss -,.,-r
Also to be seen AL hour, day ta evening the ElATp
IAQUARIA ALBlNO FAMILY. WAT IS III GALL
FORNlA BEAAs exhibited .nl pstl.inedb by heH Diet'
bach, LIVING HAPPY + MlLf &c .,,, c,,.o~o
/ Nh HARRISON. COMIC lMPkOOPTU SlNGi.H,
sppssr, 10 his niuitab.e songs 20 esca pco nance.
| admission. Is csn,s Chiidfen under zen 20 osuts.
1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

lJTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
y al Queenstown (Cork liaIbor) The wolf known steam
~rs of tLo Liverpool NewYork hnd Philadelphia Steamship
touipspy aro intended to sail IS follows:
kAkGhhUD..
EDISbt F"o
CITY or Observation-Disclosures. Saturday. FEB. u
Aud every succeodIs SATURDAY, nt noon, from Pier No.
- North River.
RATES PASSAGE.
FIRST CABIN. ..... = 100 81 EERAGE 40
First CABIN to Loudon.. lo5 seefase 20 Iondon. ~
First Cabin 20 PNik.... 10 Stcsfuge to rsi,'''.'
First Cabin TO Hamburg. no Stceragc to Hnmbur. -
Passengers also forwarded TO HAVE Bemsn, ROTTERDAM
ALtwerp &c, at equally low rates. -.
Ea.e. fom Liverpool OF Queenstown lat Cabin : 100
no and 1875 Steeragc from Liverpool $50 From Qureni
town s Those who wish to send for their iehd. ean Guy
tickets here al these ratss.
For alton apply at the Company ohceL
JOHN u. DALE, Agent, No, 10 Broadway, N. Z.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

,Fne Rt. Rev. ~. h. Cdenheiacr. l., ID. Wi
preach IN Ofa Cpsrsn, lJtoVk' - hishts UNA
GVkhIAC mkt IA D3lsi Of CAurcn broth~'n, j
GeTyce a. u O'clock a collection M .eJau Of ne ohht
omitted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

DROADWAY MENAGEkiE, No. 600 Broad
40 way-L b. Lieut. Mana :r-Opsn duly from 10 W. TO
10 y H.. with the MOI ak.ihcrn. collection Of
LIVING WELD ANIMALS
n America The pcucs occupied ny the MGhsgeo NV
ing been mstsrialy enlarged in futare
, ThkEE Performances DAILY
NJ S9 giyor ~ J. y NJ and u M wIent TIE o,,,,
NoNDLhfU L PERRORAisO ELEPHANTS ANTONY
AND CLEOPATRA,
sc'oay stand upon he heads dai psy upon mn'icnl
E'uenN and execute other lsss II az equally eXaoT-
SSinnsiy Gnsisc,.T viii be inioducei together wuh
NJ nbi-IhAinED PONIES. MONKEYS and MULES.
nuHi''si'u - cents Children undeT tea IS cents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

CADFMY Of MUSIC.
N IxrRAOEDINARY ATTRACTION.
d. COLTDa viii give 10 nsIt Or,nd E1iAoiIion OF tho
LArDiII%t GAS
AT TIT ACAJ.IY OF MUSIC.
SATURDAY k,EAlND Jan 81.
Dr. C. has TIC -s-sTe to that oa ths occ@sioh
FIFTEEN OaNTLE5tEN AID
SIX LADIES
hive eeu.ui-.' 10 iuha- th- - - - -
rqiT, HUaOg. WI ) JSG. AND onArORf
" n he dove i0gtd b, i,r -
Ir tnGetyor 70 ih- pstropss- of the s,ne
es-s Of ladies' and snssn have siIcf Grd hts isusf
. 4ib.ti1ua. o.,
reuria q,
Io~rts ~ e.ut,, Tickets - coa;s. admitting 10 all
paris the hove.
Doofs pea II 7. 70 com-leues ~ oc'rcs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

A,hengu,n.--P bo Rev. MATTHEW HALE SMITH vii,
pTsscb in he Athereum, B,ootyn. 40 MORROW, at Il !
m on Rucm-s Tes u,ouy t. ih- Value Of Religion AID
IN The Evening at u on Mount NOrsh; the first OF q
Con,se or le Sscyed Mountains Sugn. oy Mr. Waters,
Rnnd,y Seaool Vocalist assisted lar ChoTus CHOW
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
DAYEN 81 BACON,
rEHE HORACE WATERS MODERN M

UNuE HORACE WATERS MODERN IN,
Il PROVED OVERSTEUNG BASS FULL lhSy
FRAME PIANOS are built Of tho best aud most horouihJ
seasoned materials aud will stand any climate Ihe 'y
very deep round fail and me low; the toueh ea'10' N
Piano warranted toT i've years Price. very low
TESTIMONIALS A..
"Tne Horace Waters Pianos arc known " among w
very best"-l EvaugeifL s.u,,,s..s
Ws can speak OF their merits from personal no"ieos
-lCbTistlsn intelli gencer. - .,,.,.ea
With u. 6n.st made anywhere ~ Home Journs. T..
GO-NEw 7OcrAyE PIANO. 100 Of eitstsn 1d 1A ss1cs%
100; do. with carved leg. is iso ana ~, Sis AZ,
THE HORACE WATERS MELoDLoNs., N.
cssss Tuned the Equal Temperament, Win Wv
p,n, ni.,SsI swell Prices from 5000 ioc a,
New aud PiAa q and heiodeons % Lei o1sy
"a ',SsI nsr month"; rent allowed II purchased; moLa}
a rrr.yed for same. Instruments tuned aud repsh'~
Pr"e" HORACE WATERS. Agent. No. tSl Broadway,
OMITTED PIANO-FORTE MAKERS SiVC \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31

proino:- the OBJ OF no An LIIoAN SUNDAI .SChUOh
tSION viii be held In TIE irst Presbyterian ChsIeh.
Henryat. Breeklyn the Rev. C $ Rob,n'ou SABB IN
EVENING. Feb J. al II O'Clock. Tho Rev. H. W. CHlO-
LAW, Mr. STEPHEN PAX on aud the lev. }. H. BU
tbs As.ocius Secretary Missions will make addresses
All are invited.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
Religious Notltes.

Aneu.street II. e. Church. between Eivngon ana '
ylaI The Rev. VI. FLLLtR, OF the tep see Oon,
1nca ia,. Cooosl of toe l05h Regiment n. Y s. " will
fNG =, ~, o'clock. aud ia a. evening at oclDoG.
Shor, ,cc;ure Prayer mud Conference
$780, of Inc CONFEDERATION and COAiAON-
%Fahi% ofthe NEW DlSPENSAfION Will be he'd TO-
W6RRoy 1Snaday) st2I az fla 70 3l7 BOwery. oujsc
Tie q, ,auiz ;ion Of CoBsesaoa Spiritual Circle 4 d
Admitanoe free collection taken up to deay e&
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-31
South Cougreg ii0nid CaurC

The hev. IL. ". Caditw and Ne. Ssec
PuxsOii, slisaouaIes % to Am-ccau sllc4y ;nOO
Unon w speak ine 5ontn. Enirt r.. bIteia IAatcn,
WiH4msbnrsh on IA DADAL EVGAlAO IeJ. 2 .; u
e'cioek paeic invited
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
ALL MIGHTY Dull PLACEs.-Under the

ALL MIGHTY Dull PLAcEs.-Under the
head of "Dul, Duller Dulest!" the Jackson
(Amador county, Ledger says:
"rhe Courier states that Shasta is the
dulest town in the State; the National
claims that distinction for Grass Valley, the
Tyonscript is of the opinion that Nevada
beats every other town in that particular
and the editor of the Tuolumne Courier
says that if any place can beat the town OF
Columbia at the present moment he Will
give it up, knock under, and pack up his
blankets for fitting to the North pole
Gentlemen, when you all get froze out, just
come to Jackson"
If prize were to be awarded for the
perfection of dulness, we should then expect
Napa city to be prominent competitor
There has not been business enough done
here in six weeks to break one Sabbath. AT
this season, we always always expect dull
times, but the present is without a parallel
The streets are generally almost deserted,
but even if enlivened by the presence of
crowd the dizziness is only aggravated, as no
man appears to do anything or to have any
thing to do. All classes are unemployed.
Lawyers are idle, merchants waiting for Gus
toners that don't come, and the mechanic
either idle or working con tick" During
the month of February not one suit was
brought in the District Court The Sheriff
is without employment, having neither pro
cess to serve nor prisoners to guard. The
Recorder has nothing to record, two of our
churches have no service held in them. We
have 20 longer theatre, gIee club, band
or library association. Our benevolent orr
ders have fallen off sadly in number and
prosperity. Nobody appears to flourish as
of yore, and The times generally seem to be
like the negros health, growing no better
very fast.'-Napa Reporter.
After reading the above we should think
that Auburnites would naturally conclude
this is not the only dull place in the State.
The fact is, Washoe and the new mines
east of the Sierra Nevadas have drained
California of laborers and an immense
amount of money, consequently everybody
feels the effects Of it in dull tim S. If some
Of our moneyed men below, who are anxious
to invest in mining, would assist in prospect
inc the recently discovered copper leads in
the State our now dull towns could be made
to wear different aspect. There are hun
dreds of good leads that will pay for work
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
TEMPLE SALOON
MECHANsCS' LIEN.

In the District Court Eleventh Judicial District
Placer County, California;
MOUNT PLEASANT MILL CoMPANY-C oMrosED OF
w. II. PATTON. Z. J. SPENCER q O. j. SPENCER,
Plaintiffs, Us. Louis IsERMAN, Defendant
NOTICE is hereby given, to all persons hold
~ ing or claiming liens on that certain lot of
land with the building thereon. situated in the
town Of Iowa HILL in Township No. I. OF Placer
county. ; id lot being bounded as follows, to-wit:
A certain lot of land on the south side Of Main
street, bounded on the east by the lot formerly
occupied by NJ. Vogley, ON the south by the Back
street on the west by the lot upon which the
New York Bakery formerly stood, and on the
north by the said Main street. the building there
on being occupied by the said Iscrman, August
2lst. 1862 as a hotel, that above suit has been
commenced in said District Court to enforce
Mechanics Lien upon said premises, and praying
Judgment for S2S6 40 interest and costs Of suit,
against said Defendant. and for decree of sale
Of said premises to satisfy such judgments and
all parties interested in the enforcement of said
lien or claiming any benefit thereof, are required
to present their claims on or before the 10th day
of April. 1868. and in case Of failure so to do.
within said time or so much further time as may
be allowed by The said Court the Judge there
Of, the lien of such party shall be forfeited, and
to be and appear in the District Court in and for
the County Of Placer. on Monday, the first day
of the April Term thereof. 1868, at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, Of said day and then and there exhibit the
proof of said liens.
49, WILLIAM CORY,
LIS. Clerk Of the District Court, Eleventh
- judicial District Placer County.
BY WIN. SMITH. Deputy.
Dated this 28th day Of March, l863.-3t
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
DIED..

At the Crescent City Hotel, in this place ~
Sunday last, EMMA, the daughter of Mr. ToH I'LL
Green, aged 2 years and months. JUN
AT San Francisco on Thursday, the 10Th inc,
Of her age. ''"
Mrs, r. was born in st. Genevievc, Missouri
in 1915. She was the eldest daughter Of tbo
late Judge Scott, of that place, an eminent l,r,
yer who represented Missouri in the lower Uonso
of Congress, while that State was yet a Tcuitoru
She leaves two children, and numerous RELATIVES.
to mourn her loss. She was buried in Auhr.n
on Saturday, the 2lst inst.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

SALT LAKE CRY, March 23.-Last night
the Humboldt Indians attacked station
eight miles west Of Deep Creek killed two
men, burned the station, and took the stage
stock and large herd of cattle belonging to
private parties. The stage driver was killed
and passenger mortaly wounded Troops
have already reached there and the route is
again open.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

DECIsIoN IN REFERENCG To STAMPS ON
Contracts FOR GoLD.-The Commissioner
Of Internal Revenue has decided that con
tracts made for the delivery Of coin, if they
are TO be performed after period of three
days, must be in writing, signed by the par
ties or agents or attorneys, and stamped with
sum equal to the half of one per cent, OF
the amount Of the purchase money to be
paid for the given quantity of gold and silver
coin or bu lion, as the case may be. Con,
tracts made in writing, duly signed and
stamped are valid
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
Union, MARCH, 25M.

The latest fashion in select Black RepubI-
can circles at Washington is for the ladies
to cut their hair Of, until it is about two
inches long, and then curl it, la negro
wench. We submit that the white noses of
such ought to be tlattened likewise.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

Mr.. Adams, of this County, has introduc-
ed a bill to obtain the right of way for a
railroad from this city to Suttervlle, via the
new levee. The Sacramento Valley road is
also to be extended down the river Is miles
below the city, to where deep water is reach
ed when at its lowest stages. There is some
doubt whether the California Steam Naviga-
ton Company can make with their steamers
their old landings next summer.
BOARD OF EXCHANGE.
Our money lenders and spectators have
established a stock exchange, which seems to
be Aourishiug quite well, considering all
things. Here's chance for your copper
stock to be converted into gold-gold for
greenbacks do not pass currently in this in
stitution. The Board organized with II
members, but its members have been increas'
ed since. Why should all the stock broker
age be done at the Bay? But before long |
hope to be able to give you the news of the
organization of more useful and important
associaton-a Smelling Company. Here is
a central position for the location Of such
works, and am sure there is cash enough
here to build them, and ones sufficient lying
contiguous to make the investment very
profitable to the Company. BY the time
you get your copper leads well developed |
hope to see such works erected at Sacrament
to. There is also some excitement here in re-
laton to the gold and silver lodges in the
10 wer end of your county. Companies will
be organized sooner or later for mining
them. MORE ANON.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
NOTICE,

NHE annual meeting of the Stockholders os
| the Bear River and Auburn Water and Mininon VI
Company, will be held at the Company's Office IS
Auburn on the first Monday in May next. at onn
O'clock p NJ, for the election of Trustees for ,ho
ensuing year, and such other business as m 'nu
come before the meeting. and stockholders VIII
take notice, that an amendment or alteration ns
article Sd 0hird) of the Constitution will bo
proposed so as to change the same to read three
Trustees, instead of nine as at present. '
By order Of the Board Of Trustees
JAMES NEALL, President
j. r. CRANDALL, Secretary.
Auburn March 2Sth iS63-5W
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

RoBBERy.-The express rider between
keysvile and Visalia, was waylaid and rob,
bed, near White river lately. The amount
stolen was about $3.50.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

INCORPORATED The necessary papers were
filed Yesterday ia the District Court for the
incorporation of the Stone Wall Copper and
Mining Company located at Garden Bar Dis.
trict, Township No. 2, Placer county-The
capital stock of the Company is $4,000
The Trustees are hobart Collar, A. c. Bidwell
and }. Il. Culver.
/To;op 1f,.,L OsyL
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

The GOLDEN CIrY.-This is the name of
the new and magnificent steamer now being
fitted at New York for the Pacific passen-
ger trad between San Francisco and Panama.
She is $40 feet long, As feet breadth of
beam, and her tunnage is $500.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

The Rush FOR WAsuoE.-The Placerville
Daily News, of the Goth, says an extra six
horse coach was dispatched from this city
yesterday morning, for Silver Land, in order
to accommodate the travelling public Each
coach was crammed full of human freight.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

THE PRINCE OF WALES has shown his appre
citation of American mechanics, in ordering seye-
raj elegant articles of clothing from Houston
Hastings x Co.. Merchant Talors, Of New York
He was so well pleased with the fitting of the
goods they made for him while in New York
that he has concluded to patronize our old Cali
forpia firm in future. The House has now one OF
the largest concerns in San Francisco, and are
doing n splendid business.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

The steamer Senator, which was ground
ed recently at San Pedro, arrived at San F.,
on Sunday. She was but little damaged by
the accident, and will soon resume her trips.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

The births in Philadelphia in 1862 num-
bered l4,74l, the deaths l5,097. The ex.
cess Of male births was 447.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

Europe needs l,2oo,ooo,ooo lbs, of cotton
to keep its machinery in operation each
year.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
REDTCED APPROPRIATIONS.

There was a great fight to-day, on the
various sums to be donated by the State to
the various associations, including the State
Agricultural, and the District and County
Societies. The sum to the State Agricultural
Society vas reduced to $4,000. The rent
for the County Court House, used as the
Capitol, was also reduced from $40, 900 to
$4,000
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
AUBURN, MARCH 20, 1868.
HEr,vGTOUS SERVICE.

There will be religious service at the Cour
House, on Tuesday evening, March 9lst inst, by
Rev j. Grewell or Rev. F. Handy, Of NJ. E
Church South
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

DEMoCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
This body having recently lost its Chairman
and Secretary by death-Messrs. Griffith
and Hooten- it not be well for a
quorum Of its members to call a meeting
for the election of officers, and the transac.
ton of business generally.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

Es9" The Abolition press are making a
hue and cry about reaction that is making
against the "Copperheads" (tbe epithet they
apply to Democrats) in the Erstern States
We "don't see it," And the New Hamp
shire election, the nomination Of Seymour in
Connecticut the adoption of peace resoIu
tons by the Legislature of New Jersey, the
election Of ha.f dozen Democratic U. S
Senators, and the general demand for peace
in the Northwest don't look like it. The
game of lying is weak invention that has
lost much ofits former potency in sustaining
the falling fortunes of Abolitionisn.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

Gs"1he Legislature is passing bills in
great number for individual benft-and
when the record is made up it will be found
they have done more Legislation of that
character than ever before transacted in the
State, The S. F. Bulletin says that city is
being robbed without stint, by acts of this
nature.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

The RAILROAD PRoJECr work of ora
ding a branch line Of Railroad from Bright
on. on the Sac. Valley r. R., to Gosling'e
Ranch on the river fifteen miles below the
city, was commenced on Monday last by
Mr.. J. r. Myers, with strong force Of men
and teams. The iron for this road has beer
some time at sea, and it is intended to open
the road during the coming summer.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
PROBATE NOTICE.

IN TIE MATTEK OF THE ESTATE or a. ". HANHII
DECEASED
n Office is hereby given, by the undersigned
~ Executor of the last will and testament OF
A. W. Handy, deceased, to the creditors OF, ana
all persons having claims against the estate oil
said deceased, TO present the same to the under
signed, within ten months from The date OF the
first publication Of this notice, at his place OF
residence at Yankee Jims Placer county, Can
tornia with the necessary vouchers thereof, other
wise the same will be forever barred.
J. w. HANDY, Executor oil tne
last will and testament of A. W Handy, dec d.
Hamilton q Williams Executors Atty.
Anln1rn Mlrcl oEIh 1SE2 1M
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
DEATH OF HUMPHREY GRIFFITH.

This well known and distinguished gentle
man died at the Lick House, San Francisco,
Of consumption, on Monday afternoon -
This sad news was received in this city with
the most sincere regret, and cast a gloom
over all His funeral was celebrated in the
greatest pomp by the Masonic Order, and
at his grave many an eye, for years a stranger
to such visitor, was moistened with tear.
The deceased was a lawyer of the first class
in this community, and his talents as II
criminal lawyer, was SO highly appreciated
as to be always in demand Peace to the
good man chat has been taken from us SO
suddenly.