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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31
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buffalo Testimony,
pF GPs CTJRE, Cure.

fEVFLES IGIL Rheumatism.
was troubled With Rheumaiism for two years,
suaering more or les every day- have taken
two bottles OF the Peoples Cure" and have not
had any pain since left It OF more than four
weeks ago. | cons der myself as entirely cured,
aud the msdicine has made me eelvery light and
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31
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.'My face has, for more than ten years. been
greatly disfgured by eruptions and punches, which
at times extended over my whole body, and once
4 r three days made me entirely blind but hav-
ing taken two bottles of the Peoples Cure my
acquaintances hardly recognize me-indeed /
hardly know myself-as l am now . we'll man.
Let all who are like afflicted try the Peoples
Curer'-the medicine prepared BY the Sanitary
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dollar. JOSEPH SOU r. Turner Mechanic ST.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31

= All Stoves warranted for one year and guaran.
teed to give satisfaction to the purchaser. The
Tin Furniture is made from Extra Hundred Plate
Tin, and manufactured by Experienced Workmen.
All Stoves warranted heavier castings than any in
market Being Manufacturers Agent and having
laid in my stock before the advance in STOVES,
can offer - ft1 81 sfC
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31
Dressmaker, Uoodeil Alley, above TuPpsr 81.
Buffalo, Oct. 20, 1852"
pE TaE CURF,.G Cures mssi rhs. ct Ct

% For sale by all Druggists. For sale in this
| village by j. q. Howard and N B. HOLSTER.
| c. CROSBY, General Agent, No. 255 Main ST.,
Buffalo. n Y. to whom all orders should be ad-
dressed. oct22n27yl
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Take no more Balsam Mercury or unpleasant
Medicines for unpleasant and dangerous diseases
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PRO VED BOSE WASH CURES
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81 have been in feeble health since the birth
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uniting me for the every kind of labor, and ls-
stroying all my comfort. Last summer COM
menced taking the Peoples Cure and have used
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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-12-31

THEY ACT LIKE A CHARM,
by strengthening and invigorating, and restoring
the system to healthy condition. 1t moderates
all excess, and removes all distractions. and a
speedy cure may be relied on.
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pE THE CURE c s.;s s sseaaa .

81 have used the Peoples Cure in my family
with great benefit, in cases of Scrofula and Salt
Rheum, and have recommended it frequently to
my friends, all of whom believe have been benz
fitted, and most of them entirely cured by it.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
The Money King"

The death Of this celebrated misor has
brought forth many little incidents connect.
ed with hia life. Abraham j. King vas of
Jewish parantage, but his early history is
but little known. When quite youth, he
went to New Orleans penniIess, and obtained
employment in respectable store as sales
man. His attention and good conduct en-
deared him to his employer, who made him
partner in the business. Soon after. hv
his carefulness in boarding up his gains, he
was enabled to establish Kings Palare,"
the most extensive drygoods store in New
Orleans. BY some mismanagement he fail
ed for three or four hundred thousand dol
lars. With what he could save from the
wreck Of his fortune he came to California
in lS49 and set himself up as a street bro.
ker. In 1852, 3 and a he purchased large
~ OF city script, from which, it is supposed
he realized handsome sun. He has since
then always had supply of gold on hand
which he would lend at current rates, taking
as collaterals such articles as diamonds,
watches and other articles of real value
lie was very miserl Y in his habits during the
last ten years, except on one or two occal
SONS, when he spent money very freely for
his own qualification. So anxious was he
to save money, Ito pay his debts in New
Orleans, as he asseried0 that he debarred
himself of the actual necessaries of life. IT.,
was filthy in the extreme, and would wear
his shirt, pants and boots as long as they
would hold together, even while be had
thousands in his strong box. There can b.
no estimate made as to his wealth, as it is
supposed that he has concealed in place of
safety large quantity of diamonds and
Jewelry. 1t is said he has but one near rel
a'lve living, sister residing in New York,
who will necessarily inherit his fortune His
body was taken in charge by the congrega
tion of Shereth Israel and inferred in the
jewish cemetery. S. r. Journal
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

THE GRAND jury THE Grand Jury has been
in session Tor four days of the present week and
report that they have found true bills of in
dictment against four persons, and ignored five
bills, they also report that they have examined
the records of the Cl-rks office, Recorders and
Auditors office, and also Of the County Treasurer
and find the books and papers in the several Off.
ces neatly. automatically and correctly kept
They further remark in their report that they
find the County Hospital in good, clean and
healthy condition, with twenty patients, much
pleased with their care and treatment: the Jury.
however. recommend that the out-houses attached
to the building should be removed so that the
unpleasant odors arising be removed by some
disenecting agents. They further find tlat the
County Jail is neat. clean and in a safe condi,
ton for the detention of criminals, and worthy
the credit OF its custodian. That two new fire
PROOF stories have been built the Jail for the
convenience ot the county officers which they
6nd well adapted for the uses for which they
were intended.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
SOLE TRADERS NOTICE.

In the matter of the Sole Trader applca'OA
Of Mary A. Stevens.
In District Court Eleventh Judicial Dls"'"
Placer County, California. .,
NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PREShMtnn, tan
~ that |, Mary A. Stevens wife Of lru"r, nntv
A. Stevens, both of Township No. in the eo" ,n"hy
of Placer and State of California, 40 IP.rH an.
give notice that it is my intention to mlh' III tbe
plicaton to said District Court on Monuay for
10Th day Of October, 1863 or as soon theIe.,T an
as the Court will hear the application, 10, rpv On
order OF said Court, permitting her 10 c'a,' ,be
in her own name and on her own '!ccou.v !ccnon,ina
business of farming, raising stock, the giO%s go,ess
of crops of grain grass, fruits, and al o"Ii n,iry
appertaining 10 agriculture Also tne o,ori, poJ;
Business, and the business of doing house%;r houe,;0nr
washing and laboring for hire and also H,R whicR
and all business appertaning thereto; a. ot6ei sa
time and place all parties nteres ted are no orGer
to appear and contest her right to such h,
otherwise default will be taken agalnsI 1nss
MARY A. STEVhN'
September 19, lSs3.-4w
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
G. unity Court.

Monday, Sept. l4th.
Thomas Holden vs.. His Creditors-- Default of
creditors entered, aud Sheriff appointed assigree
Geo. Langrck vs.. His Creditors--D efault en-.
tered and Shirtf appointed assignee.
Mary Ann Sheridan vs. Her Creditors Default
entered and Sheriff appointed ASST snec
L. j. Sloan VS.. j. Armstrong ON motion of
Craig and by consent, appeal dismissed at De-
teudauts cost.
Wm. Hem VS.. II c. Morsimer- Motion of Tut
tie for Plaintiff TO dismiss appeal tor reason that
notice OF appeal WAS not served on attorneys or
bond as required by law Passed for argument
until the 18th.
Thos. Campbell VS.. His Creditors s-Moton of
Sibley, ordered that cause be placed on calendar
and set for trial on Friday Sept. 25.
GeisendorIer and others VS.. T. A. Miller-Mo-
tion OF Arnold to dismiss appeal, passed.
c. a. Tuttle, L. b. Arnold and E. L. Craig
appointed to revise rules OF Court.
Tuesday, Sept. 18th.
kavanagh ct al VS.. Flynn-O On motion OF Sib-
ley ald upon filing affidavit, ordered that appeal
be dismissed with costs in favor of Defendant.
Geisendorler aud others g cascs) VS.. s. A.
Miller Motion to dismiss appear argued and
overruled.
Wednesday, Sept. 10th.
Hartford vs. Webster Appeal dismissed. costs
taxed against Plaintiff.
Geisendorfer and others g cases) vs. SA.
Miller Set for trial Sept 26
Cannon VS.. CletvcElnd Motion to dismiss ap
peal, argument set for Frd y 18TH
Friday, Sept. 18th.
Cannon VS.. Cleaveland Motion to dismiss ap
peal denied
Hem VS.. Morsiwer Motion to dismiss argued
and sustained under exception of Defendant s
attorney.
Court adjourned until Monday, 2Ist inst
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

HAVE WE LIEUT.. GovERNoR!-Suryeyor
General Houghton having run the boundary
line between California and Nevada Terrific.
ry finds that Aurora, the county seat of
Mono, rs four miles east of the State line
As both Machin and McKinstry, the candi
dates for Lieut.. Governor, are residents of
Aurora, it may be we'll questioned whether
the voters of California have obtained an
officer for that position. If they have not,
. new election would seem necessary.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

The TEST OATH.-1he first case of this
character came up before our County Court
yesterday, in which a notice was served on
defendants attorney for disloyaty. 1t seems
the notice was sent by mail, but from irreg,
ularly in the mails, or other cause, the par
ty did not receive the notice. Consequently
the oath was not fled in Court until one
day after the time required by law. Upon
this the opposing counsel moved dismissal
Of the suit IAN appeal) After considerable
discussion, the Court denied the motion
deciding that the party must have reasona
bic time in which to- file the oath, where the
actual notice had not been received in time
to permit its being done.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
Rules of the County Court.

To the Hon. County Court in and for Placer
County
The undersigned committee appointed to revise
the existing rule Of said Court, aud to report such
as may seem necessary and proper Tor the gov
erument thereof respectfully suggest that the iol-
lowing be adopted. viz
RULE |.
The hour of 10. M, is fixed for the opening OF
Court, during term unless the Court at a pre-
vious setting shall have adjourned to a different
hour.
RULE II.
After opening of Court the order of business
shall be-
First. Reading of minutes Of previous day.
Second-The hearing of motions.
Third Calling Of Calendar OF causes.
Fourth The trial OF causes.
And we do further suggest that all other rules
OF said Court he abolished.
CHAs. A. FUTILE. ..
f. l.. CRAIG.
l.. B. ARNOLD.
Adopted this 18th day OF Sept. A. D. 1863
Attest: ii. FELLOWS, County Judg :;
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
STATE OF WAsnoE.-This is the popular

name by which the hourishing Territory of
Nevada will apply for admission into the
American Union. The Inhabitants of that
Territory, in appearance, are the most athletic
and robust, in proportion to their number,
to be found in the Union; it is also celebrat-
for its large men. 1t is astonishing how so
many from that locality find their way to
the Clothing and Furnishing House of
HOUSTON, HASTINGS Il CO., corner of
Suiter and Montgomery streets. San Fran
cisco. Their order-book contains the meas.
ure Of one half the inhabitants Of the Ter
ritory.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

APPROACHING THEIR END.-The Bu|ieon
says all the patients in the San Francisco
county hospiial voted the Democratic ticket
Men are generally prone to do right w"su
about to leave this world. The poor fellows Nv
didn't want to appear before God with 'D'
stain of abolilionism on their hands.
Ccoon,o Dp,nOrrdt
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

REPLY TO BISHOP CoLENso.- This is a
work on sale al Haze l's J. l.. Stone, for
merly a resident of this place, is the author
The work is a very credlable one, and
worthy of perusa
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
Official Vote of Placer County on State

DAILY OVERLAND MAL.-The Overland
Mail Company will employ 600 horses, 25
stages aud wagons, 23 conductors, and 90
station keepers and others. The Stations
will be IL miles apart. The distance from
San Francisco to Salt Lake city is about $50
miles. From Carson City to Salt Lake is
$50 miles The following is list Of Nle
stations with intermediate distances:
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP No. /.
Road Commssioner--Dani Coleman.
Constables--E. D. Bickford and Jas. Rice
TowN HIP No. 9.
Road Commissoner--H Faho.
Constables--D. Flicker and r. B. Allinrham.
Township No. 3.
Road Commissioncr--John Leach.
Constables--Jame Mahon and John Scars.
TOWNSHIP No. 4.
Road Commissioner-Geo. Z. Mcrwin.
Constables--J. W. Greedy ard Jacob Keck,
Township No. 7.
Road Commissioner Jefferds.
Corstables--M. Taylor and j B. Cardsr
TOWNSHIP No. 9.
Road Comm ssiOners--John Hanson
Coonstables--John S, Agan and G. Rawlcs.
Township No. 10.
Road Commssloner--E Edward Garrahan
Constablcs--J. +. Burdge and Geo. Small
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
E1E In the DAYS Of Democratic ascendan. J

cy the Monroe doctrine was cherished and
firmly maintained But under the Lincoln
administration, we see Louis Napoleon sci,
ting up an empire in Mexico, TO be sustained
by French and Austrian bayonets, and so
far as the public are apprised. our Govern
ment has not even demonstrated against the
outrage
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

Thrown Our. Election returns were sent
in to the County Clerk from Centervile
(lIaskell's Dggings,) an! from Wads worth
Camp. No such Precincts were established
by the Board Of Supervisors, and therefore
not canvaSsed
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

Iy- The election in Maine has resulted
in majority of about 10000 in favor of
the Abolition ticket Nutf ced.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

SuoorING SEAsoS.-The shooting season
commenced legally on Tuesday last, and ex'
tends until the 10th Of March next. Look
out Quals.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
Court of Sessions.

The People VS.. James Costelow Defendant
arraigned and allowed until Monday to plead
The People VS.. Wm. l.. Hutchinson Same
order rs above.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

GooD.-The Louisville Journal, speaking
of such fellows as edit the Sacramento U0'0n
says: "Some of the abolition editors lhlnk
they cant be loyal unless they render 'v'Su i,
obedience to the admins ration. They should
have been born negroes"
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

MILITARY ENCAMpMENT.-Ihe Fourth
Brigade goes into encampment near Sac'a
mento city to day, for the purpose of drill
and instruction. Yesterday afternoon sever
al companies from this and Nevada counties,
passed through town in that d reciion. This
morning the Dutch Flat and Auburn com
panies leave for the same destination. The
companies will remain in camp for one week
Five Placer companies will report to Major
Kopp, at Auburn Station this morning, and
will then take the cars for camp.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

E Lows majority for Governor will
fall several thousand votes below the number
6rst claimed for him. 1t will. be about l5,l
O0o-wbich, il is safe to say, will sutlte
bin to q certificate of election
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

EASTERN News. The news from the At
lantic slope is not of marked importance this
week. The siege Of Charleston progresses it
is said favorably. But since the evacuation
of Fort Wagner by the rebels, matters have
been somewhat quiet. Gilmore is preparing
his batteries for the reduction Of MonltIie.
Sumter still holds out, although represented
TO be in ruins There is rumor that Gil
more has rendered his resignation, but it
lacks confirmation. Burnside hasipenetrated
East Tennessee, arks to lie relieved of his
command. This will strike the reader as
strange, after his great success in fighting
civilians by martial law in Ohio and Ken
lucky. On the Potomac and Rappahannock
"al is quiet" except an occasional cavalry
raid by the contending parties The tele
graph throws no light upon the operations
Of Meade or Lee The draft is progl essing
in the city Of New York, and 40, 900 soldiers
are present to enforce it. No draft is to be
made in Indiana, as the State has furnished
her full quota Of men.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
INDEPENDENT UNION CANDIDATE
FOR
COUNTY JUDGE,
Fl. FITZSIMMONS, of Forest Hill


We are authorized to announce r. c. Poland,
ship No 8, at the ensuing Judicial Election
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

Ey-The weather has been alternately
clear and cloudy tor several weeks indicating
that rain showers may favor US with call
before long that will lay the deep dust of the
roads.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

E The Dutch Flat military company
marched into town last evening in fall ann
form and with cleaning mu>kets. They
made fine appearance, and marched we'll
Capt. (now Major) Kopp has commanded the
company from its organization.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

FoREIGN SHIPPING IN THE l,ARBoE.-Th
h'gh rate OF Insurance charged on account OF
be ravages of the rebel steamers Alubamd
Flo'2do, etc, has to great extent driven
American vessels out of service for long for.
elgn voyages, and AS consequence vessels
OF other nations are doing the carrying
trade. San Francisco forms no exception to
the general rule, and there are to day more
foreign flags displayed by the shipping IN
the harhor than at any previous time. Among
the foreign shipping now here are vessels
belonging to Prussia, Denmark. Breme'
Lubbock, Russia, Great Britain, France, Saf'
dlnia, Columbia. s r. Bulletin.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

COUNTY CoURr.-In another column we publish
the rules Of the County Court adopted the pres
ent week, and also the proceedings Of the week.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

OREGON vs.. CALIFoRNIA. The Portland
Oregonan of the Stl inst, thus warns over
the importation into ths, great cereal region
of flour from San Francisco: 1T is no less
true than astonishing that The bark Jane A.
F"klnherg, which arrived here yesterday,
brought up from San Francisco one thou.
sand barrels Of flour, for the Quartermassr
at Fort Vancouver. We regre: to nole the
tact that flour can be imported from Cafor.
MA st cheaper rates than if purchased in our
own State. Oregon is now and has always
been CONSIDERED much better whatproduc'
ing State than California. We presume
that our producers can give some explans'
ton IN regard to the matter.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
DIED.

In Auburn September 18th 1868. NArHANND
COVE, of Brooklyn, New York, aged 6l years
New York and Brooklyn papers please coP''
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19

Amt outstanding registered warrants S287 O5
E. NJ. BANVARD,
County Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1863-09-19
County Treasurers Monthly Statement

Uf The month ending Sept. lst, 1868.
Amt. received for County purposes, . 81 1850 Ga
Amt received for State purposes, 800. 1893 81
Total amt. received during month. SIS ,568 2I
amount paid oW Of each County Fund for
County Purposes:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
HslDQUAKTKRs ARMY or PoToxAC,
NKAh GITIAkHI,hG Jnlx 4 Ihlu

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF POTOMAC,l
HKAk OETTisBUhG, July 4, 1868. )
GEsERAL ORDERS, No. GS. The Commanding
General in behalf of the country, thanks the Army
of TIE Potomac for the glorious result of the recent
operations. Oar enemy, superior in numbers, and
flushed with the pride Of successful invasion, a.
tempted to overcome or destroy this army. Bafled
and defeated, he has now withdrawn from the con-
test Tie privations and fatigues the srmy has en-
iured aud tie heroic courage and gallantry it dir
Played, will be matters of history to be ever remen-
bercd.
Orr task is not yet accomplished, and the Com
handing General looks TO the army for greater efforts
10 drive from our soil every vesge Of the presence
Of the invader.
tie right and proper that we should. on suitable
OCCASIONS return our grateful thanks to the Almighty
Dsposcr of events, that the goodness of His prov
idepce. He Las thought lit to give victory to the
cause Of the just
BY command Of MGjor-Gen MgADR
5. WILLIAMS, A. A.G.