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The Blind BOY.

The following lines Ne th;rtk are very.
.rrsssy, snd.~iu no doubt, ,,oflng tear 70
che eye of che resder: = - =
Il Gas = blessed sum.nssr,s day:
=. Thc Howers bio.smed. the air WAS mild.
.Tha h,tie birds fbared forth their lay,
Ard every thing In na.urs .miled.f.. -
Ia p,essans tboughtssI ~shd-fed on
beaeathStbe deep woods simple shade,
zyl suddenly, / enue upon 49, q,
Two children Who had thither strayed.
'Just alan aged beech tree,s foot
A ittie brysand girireclin-d; ;
His hapd IN hers che gently putt
And thee 4 saw the boy was Ilind.
Tie ehitdren knsw not wns near
A cree cercealsd me from, fhsig view
But all ttey snid well could hear. >
And ooaid see all they might do,
~'Dear Mary - said tho poor blind boy,
"Tlnt isttIe bird sings very long .
Say do you see him IN his joy.
Add Il he Pretty'as tis,so r. -.
<Yes Eaw sed. yea.' - replied tho maid
:; "Itee the bird on yoiider treo-
The teer hoy ffghed ahdR-ntiy said:
..Sist >, ] wish that could see
"Th$ flowers you cay are very fair. -
Aud bright gresn leaves are on the trees.
And pretty ldrds are singing there.
How beautiful for ons who seesi' .
Yeti fragrant Hower eau smell.
Aud Lean fee, the green leafs shade,
And Loan Tear tie notcs that swell - :,
'Froui those dear birds that cd has made.
"sn, sister. @ God To csme 10 Kind I. - ~
Though eight, sIss He has not given;
R,tf fall ~. ~ i,..I
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RkAp lr.-Does the farmer reaiiEe
the fact that the destiny of the South is
actually In his handsf Is there moth.
Ing which can convince him Of this snd
induce him 10 listen to tho voice Of
patriotism and Of his own interest also
Bayonets may win our battles. hut the
men Who use those bay ope,s must hc
fedl OF cotton there is slreadv suE.
6cient supply for home consumption 10
last for yesfs 10 come-why thsu plso,
more, when the ~isest amops IS can
see no reliable indications OF peace. and
more cotton withoa, l.-sce will be of 40
advantage to the c.>ninmiiy. In case
of famine VIII cot, Oh feed . starving
people, or sta,sing armyf Viii The
n'o>ey for which you insight sell your
, cotton, buy bread, when bread is pot TO
be hadf Will ii make you feel proud
and happy, TO look apon piles Of COTTON
bales, when, widows and orphans al
around JON. SHAH be crying for brsad--
when our noble armies. ~hoae tr,nners
have been bsp'ised IN blood. .hnIl be
wasting away for the want Of bread
snd whom our country and cause shall
be ruined for the want of bread for tiis
want OF bread Which sou and You sIoas
cosld have !ur,ijshedi Think Of ,hess
tiings, ye planters Of Sumter, ,ys plao.
srs, ,of the Scuthl and let that beth,
bsnpsp disirict which shall furnish th.
largest yield of grain in proportion IL
i,s asrs de, oteI to Cotton. This Wa
the. policy ofslhe Gauls. in MI ihei
wars; and viii ron. can you. dare yon
/ ie.. inc onr1.uu. G~oi -usPa.. j~a 20
lUve Of coautry ~ Waiek,nas. -
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Gsn. gss. ssFuAaf IN IN. cAsr.--A
wyitsr from, ytreinia gives. fb o.soIlo~ine
Psa and Ink skesah OF .ths American
Mufats ..,3.ss5s ,',>< -
+I.sss 4 ts@, s,ussi. head hs.aqu.r,eir,, ia i,
to.day; and EAR binl essiog sonae hard
'crackers and fat bacon Cen. Stnart i.
s,isshy. dasby, fancy fast man, though
BY n-,z zroesns hppish. harum earn m or
feeklass. Re. jss very free. : sociabIs.
agreeable spa iisclS and Is gentleman
OF hightoned' 'accahnplish ami rar.
genius. He Is or more tlian o,dn.rv
siss, SONS tlisss years old, sery bsod
some. fair. :constiezion, with. bripb,.
besming eyes, II quick perception and
dseP.expvessisH, His dress and appear.
snos opssespohd well with the rest OF
his character. 1IIe has several odd and
fansssticsi ,charsc,ers,, with him aud on
bis ssaff. sHis cook Is = Frsacbman.
from e1e Of the cafe houses In. Parjs,
. ssniriioguist and com,cai genius; tho
principal rbosiosss man ia his offics 10 a
Pssssisn, ~ sm~a OF edica,ion, distinc.
tiou and witt AMI id, the fnusical de.
Psrimsnt ls hss swseny, soa Of Old
rDss~s s..l-. - :" e ...S'. 49, ...s.
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PuNca's las, coaans.raia Is: "Hhats
the difference sbes~een yahe gses[caa.
aud baby I; Cue YOU ~ess, lie .piher
yonEws.." ,- -..- 20 .... i,
: BY pioetau. a,iop 81 Coy. r. O. Moore.
he Geierai a--",s'lg af L,ur,s.st siil
n,.e, IN ss'a ,.sssioa h, So -svs p.ft, en-
MoAds! 'hs +'h day % 81 asxss ~.
:. rhr @Ise,lop Herald = ). Batnsas..
~ itis his 7compa"a. .%,,as se', sss.i, s,,s a
tp. tie b.l"stra'"' - sKss.st%lsv@ ussttii,y
rgstt r., s,-:-.., "a. p. FJr ia. "a. - ss,S.s,
,ts..-..'..s.s !: - =. Z os -SSs-s2 *, e.
a G~G%, 49,. ..eg " ,
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A Taos Mas.-Thenas s. Rdwa.d

A Taos MAN.-Themas s. Kdwafds.
Of Hay wood County, N. c.. made tsss
year a surplus of 3 900 bushels tfc.ss I.
.for which he WAS offered >$S per bushrt.
he refined to take IL. aad 10 n. ~, ceiling
It TO tue families Of soldiors al Is cents
bushel. Col. Catbey, OF the sspAe
county. is furnishing the f.suilies ~ sob
diers -four at IS q hundred. ~hile 49,
po.t every bo.iy. else Is Asking $50. e..
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DO aienr though ypu hsy- easm;es.
You canno, r.caps, the,n b.. si",.g
wrong. and II j. iitsio gain 10 .bs,irs'
away y9"r honor and in,-g,ity. Sad di
Ve.t Y'",tseif ~ moral enursge, to gam
~i,si hd,t'ing. > ]te,.eI st,ide BY 'hs
trnb-7fse" y d'~n sh opposition. all
rsJojse ~ the f-.iirg which mnI Ia
spite n tfes ana nt..pca4ss.t sa,e..
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Cal. samuel q. Earls. .

- - -<AsSs sSS&asWVt Ss kk%kkOse go
It's fhe ,nounfal privilege of. South
Caroiina to.psy . fribnts of: sorrow over;
the faR OF sons wbo Ssns NOT isrtl1 .di-'
Secfiy from her coil to. slie field. ), a
goodly proportion Of the beros who
have tiigstsA,eJ. tie farmers Of >sis.
Scr States absss acknowledged ma.
'tivity and n.rtpfe under the Palmetto.
u 10 our sad duty 10 tscprd Che faii Of
one OF this olass-- one Who ably and
honorably seryed bis native State, with
The pom, (sa editor Of the Anderson Ga Z
sette.) and was ready % serse her with
the sword, but before the opeet of this'
war had chosen 4 homo Of adoption in
the West, Col. Samuel @. Earle. of
tho Third. Arkansas Cav airy, .wss killed
10 the btillisut and isshiHg affair pudes.
Van; Defn and ForreS., near franklin;
Tenn. A. friend cont ributes o brief
sketcb to a Western Journal, FROM which
~e qnois Ihs following :: g. a. ~. ...,
"Coi. Earle was. native Of South
Carolina, and At The time of bis death
was about thirty years OF age. His ed,
ucstion was completed ~ Bsthsny Cox
leg~. Virginia. an institution Of learning
presided over by that. great and good
man, Alexander Campbell. Al college
he stood high in all his ,classes. and
was universally beloved. MARRYING in
South Cmolina. Col. Earle e.nierated To
AIkansas, l m, informed. Ia 1850, and
settled near Camden. As. n la~yer and
planter he was there pursuing tie even
tenor OF his way aud living The life Of a
useful citizen. when the greatest revolu-
tion the world ever saw broke out. OF
course, he was ono Of the frst TO nm.
sheath his swotd forthe mighty conflict
He raised atroop Of cavalry, was elected
Captain, and Joined the regiment origi-
paily commanded by Dr.. Solop Borland,
and afterwards, n the time Of his death,
by himself He participated 10 the bal
lice of Oak Hills, Elk Horn and Farm:
ingion. and know that he went with
Gen. Price to 1uka, and bore himself
with conspicuous. gallantry in the bat
tea Of Corinth and Ha;chie Rridge.-
Ills regiment served as infantry nearly
all of last year, but was re mounted 10
November. ..
NSfs, NSottC SHSNCtCf m. " HVt
~ an officer, was attractive to adegree
amounting to enth usiasn in every one
who had the honor Of knowing him-a
character
'o.seed with all good grace
To grace a gentleman ..
and = Christisn. Need I say more I
Quiet, unasspming. and apparently tao.
irurn his near. friends knew that under
s:piain, serious. practical extessor there
ran as rich = vein of sentiment, wit, fan.
cy and genuine hunior as ever gladden.,
ed social it'tereosrse or ;brightehed the
links Of friendship, and fraternity. Bn
manly face ever shops brightest ia the
day Of battle, and il Nas . co,nmou re-
marx OF his companions in arms, when
the cannohs openiog roar beralded
The near approach oftbe conflict, There
goes Earle ~iih His battis face on,-set
Ishow gay and amiline he is'" =
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PArRR made from the az amp fzx,
I. = cat taik. !" is now manufactured vpra,
q somewhat extensive se,,is in New,
York, and the deu,nuI for ii IL g'-ai.r
than' c~n be supplied Thi~ r'''faei ar-
pears to 10 we'll saaptsd isr s.id-bG..,d
MD psper -hsngings. X,
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FEoH CHARLEsT0N.---Tb Mercury of
-ApriIs6. spsaking Of ths gathering OF
The Yankee naval forces for the, attack
upon Gharlesi on, says: - p
:: DariRg The fofehoon Of yesterday,
;n;,.. ~ =, 5000 .lec;Ae.l incr.a.a NJ ih..
epe,ny's. naval foross of the bar. and
later ia the day the aspect OF affairs be,
came such rs TO oeacoarage, the hope that
the.time for the long expected attsek i.
at hand. u " no. u9l.kelg That We
may hear from the enemy this day
We need hardly add that ou land aad
naval fercss are on the. gui pipe and
ready, in every respect, for whsteyer
tnay occur. -. - - -. '''s' :
The icp@ier remarks on the same
subJeet:1 - 4, -. seq - ... ~
: There appeared 70 be considerable
activity and inefesse Of the bIockading
sqaSdrou Sunday morning. The gene
raj impression ssened to be that we
might 5000 hsve some Hvely work on
hand. Nothing definite wss ssce,t.iu..
Cd, but our military are Nm ,hs alert for
wbHssssr saay tssaspue. 80. " $
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. BATH PArER MItL DksrRorRb.-Ne
regret 10 learn that The Bath Paper
Mill. situated. on the South Carolina
Railroad, six miles from this city, was
destroyed bS Ere abcot 2 o'clock, r. M,
Yesterday: The roof Of the building
,~as discovered 10 be on fire, when eve
rspossisle essrtion was made TO extin,
.glish, the flap,ess bat, +, owing to The
prssalense, Of a wind, all efforts to
oyercqne tes, 6fe was of lso avaiI-th.
Pentire Building being Consumed.
|" This is . severe loss. and in ,he pres.
ent seafci,y ef paper VIII inost seriously
interfers with :he. Publica,ion OF The
Journals that ara dependent. on the Mil
for a supply Of paper, -.
.ia9asta Constitationa7ist, Sd.
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THE citisena Of vicksbarg have, 10
many pieces dug holes Ia, which they
can retrctt dpripg q eonssssdmsns. ~
The Ligh rlifia ssndes it ap e,sy ,nasstst!
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Gsseed with all good grace
I'd grace "A gentleman o..
Fentriloquisu.

-
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Knoasilie Register relates the following: !:
' Last, night / called on Col. Scott, of
the L6uisiana cavalry. Yoti have often
heard of him in Western casnpaign..--
While in Kentucky, bis. negro.boy, who
has followed him since the war began,
disrobed dead Yankee, and assumed
The gaibof Federal Sergeant. ;. While
on. his way to Richmond a ventriloduist,
one Of the tribe Of Benjamin, learned
The story CONTESTED with The regso's
apparel. : After pightfali, when the ne
gro was nodding with ayal:se between
his feet, kdeep toned voice proceeded
from it, : - ssSSz e..sE ., - g
Voice. ssys Saw, wake up !, ,hein's
my cIoihes you've got OH. : -s,,-- : g.
Sam Who's |. dat 1.-THE, Colonel
says tbst Sans eyes proifutied foot
when ths earPss seek beyap the. s.coiio-
Eoies-t,m Iehstoa Smith, Of ,be
J 3ths Connec,ient, Killed a, Lexington,
sss,,,s. ks%,ssky y. You sssesa me q q. my
= ssa---,Frs. G.d.. ms.ss Yaples, b
diart spec' .yop q sso, ,,em no. more.
Noies-O Of with Fan, a ----n yo,,.
lnisss thap ssu:innie Sam shocked
bimseifs TLefs lie $4,000 in n ireless
car. onAa cold winsey nikht. zHa seetf,
cbsstering, bis osrped wool Strengthened,
and, his eyes rolled aboui 10 the agony
- k~s.Ala.. sA.-.. y,
Sam touched thaI Yantss S,a,L;.. n !.
wears tbestattersd hooespun which b e
donned at ths begiuhiDg Of tbe wr.--
Wben he reaches kno45iDle he viii ssp-
ply his: :.wasdsobs ~iih apperel. with The
certificate that u wss psvsr woven nor
worn in New England. and Sam swilI
live, and die q happier msn. He has,
like thstreAt OF fus, q holy horror az fsa.
ritsaiem, in ;dfess, religion and polisies.
especially u the fss.tsf Of Dress -
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GREKs Rea. aud, stra~berfios bave
been selling in th SsS aonah mafkc, cor
lihss sp.ss Sssvs, .. IL - - ,..E,.,.,-.. 4
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.A cnAslxsrok I.elieria ,hs !. I.ondon

!. cHAslxsros Lsiieris IN . London
Times says; : To sssess tkst shsriesfon,
10 its present atfitHds, .is hnpvsfs able,
would obviously Be 4 judicsoss sliscy !:
but it Ia .neveEtbeless tsss that & eoIld
notebe taken whhoat an eros,aouS jsfes,
altaokiug simnltaneoGSly by, sen and
land that lhs attack, esen n ilisS sase,
would hass 10 Ne connected with dSspes
.rsts yalcr before II could be snccessfal.r
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:FIEK Of. LAR 7EVENTs.1
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=. GKEENNiLEEf SOUTH y
s..Ss---.,
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Sr..,."s;si, .yaSous .sNe'... =. ss'o . tos.'
sN ns ~, anss a'siuP'gns VI sec''
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.sor 80. ,i;.i -, 'sss,ssy. q
c;s,x bs.e S.nysd I'M = ,hss cnaf.J 80
.be;r Ibusb,nd. M, .cn. 80 In. H.
ianks Of flcsib Soa win and ,b.,n y.
Many jmsrchani.. ta bs s,,Is. have -,
ont In. ,ehaiI;ons Ia, x,,,ad 80. 80.
inc, .ns,ienilJ .t,, .,I,a' S.oe,,,;an ~
J,Ir Dnrns;,ja ;~ons ~ ,L... IL.
n nys,,,me. tha r;clsst. mo ;, N i.an;s;sns'
He owaa numerous ptan,,,;on, and His
map.;on ON Wa.b;noton avan,,a~ ~;,b
!. its uarE q, Ia,ga as Sonr Ros,on. P,Li;o
Garden. and ia ,,;,,nrss.. and ,,ns,his
iilusiiwtion.. ..of t.s,a md, ~ aai,h and Il,
ever. i Ioan,inf, f,,,ye,a.;s On. nf ,he
homes IN a o,xr;ca n ,.a. -.
d.red for Jame. r., ,J,b bn vb.n ~. t,;I
ed 4. .fellin,o tha ahands of NJ .R,,s.;"a
n 1, a nalace snd n. ,,a...sso, !. .L;n,s
TIe il an f,;sinnan ana a bschsi,t sE +
w.vs NO winning. bosn;,al;rv 40 h,an.,.
fnl tba, rho n,rs,sry Il ,h.i bo -is s,;li :.
.bacbsIor gstJ.;s :. re,;,sd ,n.rcIsn,-.
nilI he finds much % do N te.,, and
save wba, he has diving M. n bonor.
a bls yan,,,ts oo;nsa IIi,o,dv bi,nd,aJs
of nj, neoros.s bavs hen on,;ce,I go
. n = - -. =. "'Se 10y,
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DsrssryEE or .fnE MilAs.--Tbe
French corvette Milan called from this
port on Tnssdsy sfernoon, having on
bosrd The Frerch ConsnI, NJ. 81. Andre.
and tsssily, Also tho Vice Consul, A.
Do Sibosrg,. snd family. The MILAN,
anscsnpsnied BY the Cstjna, will pio.
eeed 70 Port Roysh wbere the former
yM tsks'ih q quantity OF coal from, The
Csjbttlasd sail for Mexico. Tie Nj
laas psssspgess viii DO tsspsferred to
she Cassnaf. The latter will then 20 to
New York hesH whence the Consul
sad Vice -conssi are ordered 10 report
20 sbs fresoh setnisssr at ssbinptop,
o tOkerisstos CopYier. :,
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CAsrkfs aTnoSAs Jasxs F,rrrr.'
ehisf - >tks Mite Bvvesu iStba i,aSining
Dsstysck - Nest Tennessee, shippsd Issels
fsseag s4e week fom KnoxyilIs, yoos.,
ecsc M Aslliso(Ft 40 Bicl,5rond, isltr !;
ssS -, s. Assa!iIssa end ssssssys
81 ~ -, ~ ,t.... y. . Z.
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OH Suuitsra Gutt trpri5t.
-, is.,ssusD wsr.ls Or !.
s PRICE g. B ALLEY. : :. =.
y. rsoeRssToss. S1s:. :;
sADnplkn. in Advs nee.
ADvnsf sfsssMKsrs i

5,sADvEsF sFtsShKSrs s.:St !! .s.
-. WIN b ssssrtsds q thsl ratss df sus dollar
and thy pvuts rsqusrs. ob, - 3iinien lines,
or issss for the nnE Auseftion, sevcuty.nvs
sests fpr he sscond snd third NJ sortions, and
" 0Sieasry nosJoss, TritaseS or asespeSs apusS
tGstions for ofbees, OF hohor y-ir bensnt, sfs
sAsrsed fet - shs rstes or seventy :hys cents
!. :. Apussnesu,snssf for sihcs, ,s5l
lAdvertisesasnts sent IN withY ut tbs number
srssrsd cut and eharssd o. sccerdinrly.
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YHsss ore over fifsesp thosesna ip-
ssljds "a. .shs Federal hospiisis a. Nash:
ssa!'s: ILs hsAts,s are o 'As iuersss..
The Placer herald., 1863-03-14
ELECTION notice.

n accordance with section 18th OF the act Of
d Mach 2Slh. 1851. an election will he held in
zach Scnool District in Placer county. on the
first Saturday in April, 1863 for the purpose OF
cling Three School Trustees in each School
District, TO serve during one year from the date
OF their election. Tn" polls in all cases must be
opened ut the School House. il there be one. The
Trustees will appoint the Judges and Clerks OF
Election aud the voting must be Ivy ballot. 1t
will he the duty Of The Judges Immediately after
the election TO certify the returns to the County
Superintendent Of Common Schools who will
issue Ccrl ;aIcs of Election to those htving the
highest num',er of votes. and will also when con
vrnieut administer the oath Of Office. otherwise
the oath MY he taken before any officer in the
County, who has he authority to administer IN
oath. The County Superintendent will furnish
the Trustees of each District with blank notices
Of election. which they will fill out and post at
least one week previous to the rlcc'i II.
A. II. GOODRICH,
County Superintendent of Common Schools.
Auburn. March l4ih, 1863 4w
The Placer herald., 1863-03-14
MECHANICS LIEN.

In The District Court Eleventh Judicial District,
Placer County, California.
MorNr PLEASANT MILL COMPANY COMPOSED OF
W. II. PATTON. f. j. SPENCER o. j. SPENCER.
Plain ills. Us. Louis lSERMAN, Dcirndout.
"a OTI e is hereby given to Ill persons hold
~ ing or claimi g liens ON that certain lot Of
town of Iowa Hill. in Township No. I. OF Placer
county. said lot being bounded follows, Io-wit
A certain lot OF Land Oh the south side of Main
street. bounded on the east Ivy the lot formerly
occupied by NJ Vogley. on The south Ivy III" Back
street on the west ny the lot upon which the
Now York Bakery formerly stood. and ON the
north by the said Main street the building thereon
hring occupied Ivy the said lS"rm IN, August DIST.
1862. as Il hotel that above suit haS cen
commenced in said District Court to enforce II
Mechanics Lien upon said premises. and praying
Judgment for 1886 40 interest and costs of suit
against said Defendant. and for Il decree Of sale
OF said premises to satisfy such ju lgment; and
all parties interested in the enforcement OF sid
lien or claiming any benefit thereof. are required
TO present their claims ON or before the 25h d ~
of Mar. h. 1868. and in case Of failure 50 to
do within said time much further time rs
may he allowed Ivy the said Court or The Jndee
thereof. the lien OF such party shall b" forfeited.
and to he and appear in th" 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. VI. OF said day. and then and there exhibit the
proof of said liens.
(--l WILLIAM CORY. Clerk Of the
(L.S District Court Ell venh Judc-
~ ial District. Placer County.
b WN. SMITH, Deputy.
Dated this goth day of February. SOB BIT
The Placer herald., 1863-03-14
DI ED.

AT Smithvilic. on Saturday. the 18th inst Louis
Apol.ruus. the only sou OF Hon. G. Smith
aged Is months.
Al Dutch Fit. on Monday the 9th inst. after
an illness q al,oal two months CRAWFORD ALLEN
Mr. A. was from Rhuic Island. aud was the
irothcr OF b. C.. Alle0. Esq of thi, place.
The Placer herald., 1863-03-14
p-orosed Amendments to the Constitution

We give below the proposed amendments
- the constitution of this State, introduced
in The Assembly, on Monday, 10y Mr.. Dudley
of Placer.
The Legislature of the State Of California
&c lis Fourteenth Session, commencing on
the 5ih day of January, A. ID. 1853, propose
the following amendments to section lS OF
article of the constitution.
ARTICLE |.
Declaration of Rights.
Neither slavery nor involuntary servilnde,
unless for punishment of crimes, shall ever
he ,oleratsd in this State; aud no negro or
mulatto shall come into or se't;e in the State
after the adoption of this amendment
And, the legislature Of the STATE Of Cali
fornia at it's Fourteenth Sess ion. commencing
on the Sh day of January, A. ID. 1863. pr"
pose the following amendment to article l |
of The constitution 10y adding thereto:
The Legislature at its FIRST Session after
the adoption Of the amendment proposed to
section lS Of the article one shall pass laws
to carry out the provisions of said section
and article.
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COPPER MINING COMPANIES.
Lone SIN r dist rict.

Gardner Company Alex. Mills President;
David johnson, secretary; WIN. E. Miller, Treas
urer.
capt. Page Company. Joseph Walkup, Pres
i'lent; Geo. l.. And rson, Secretary; Z. NJ Hall,
Treasurer.
Wnrfeid Company-S. B. Wym,n. President;
S. L. Dyer Secretary; John OFarrell, Treasurer,
Auburn District.
.Nrwmam Compn"y John X Newman. Presi-
dent; Tabb Mitchell, Secretary; h. T. Loving.
Treasurer.
R"td Company VIM. f. Miller. Presidents;
S. b Woodin, Secretary; j. L. Browne. Treasurer.
1irin Ledge Company. A. Racklfle Pres
dent; Thomas Cross, Secretary; NJ. DOdsworb
Treasurer.
Highland Company Geo. Holmes Prcsi.
dcnt ii. HAZEL. Secretary: A. Rackline, Treas
urer.
Cummings Company Joseph Walkup. Prcsi-
dent; j. Il CrAndall. Secretary; Robert Gordon,
Treasurer.
Erceisior Company.-H. HAZEL. President;
S. b. Wooden, Secretary; NJ. DoIsworlh, Treas
Union Compauy.-R. C. Poland, President;
james Munsell, jr, Secretary; John T. Reed,
Treasurer.
HUy Company. ....... President;
VIM. Srxon Secretry; A. Rackiif', Treasurer.
Ete-ma-tah Company.-G. p. Gould, Presi-
dent; Geo l.. Anderson, Secretary; Tabb Mitch
ell. Treasurer.
OphW Company u. ID. Pugh, President;
Hathaway Secretary; Daniel Cholte. Treasurer.
Crmcher Company Jacob Gibson Preside t;
William Scott, Secretary; Robert Gordon, Treas
urrr.
Boggs Company-Cox's District. John G.
Bogys, President VIM. Sexton, Secretary; E. NJ.
Hall, Treasurer
Gardner bar District.
CM Hickory Company Jos. Walkup. Presi
don't; Tabn Mitchell, Secretary; John Il. New
MN. Trrilsurer.
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MOTTO z .

THERE will be meeting of the Stockholders
| OF the Twin Ledge Company. at the office Of
NJ. Dodsworth. Auburn on Friday. the 20th inst u.
at o'clock. p. NJ, for the transaction OF import
ant business. BY order Of The
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
March 14th 1SG3.-lt
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Notice of Administrators Sale
of Real Estate,

ATOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that in mr.
~ suoncn of the order Of the Probate Cont If
III. Cnnn,v of Pl,crr in tho STATE of Cnlilorni,
made on the 26th d,v Of January A. y. 1868, in
thn m,,t,nr of tbn rst,tn or Thomos Sweet do.
ce,sad tho unIersioncd ADMINISTRATORS If said
,';u aI, ',I; 'tin 49, H. ~ u;
,;u r , ~ "", =" w." ;'o. =,
onnt.r, ,t;o, ,,v s,;d prnh,tn Conrt IN
between the hours of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. and 4
O'Clock. p NJ of said dav. at the door of the Court
Housc. in the town OF Auburn in said comfy.
all the right, title interest and estate OF the said
Intestate at the time of his death. and all the
RIGHT. tile and interest that the said estate has.
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TEMPLE SALOON,
McCOLM & PROUDFOOT, Propricto

NcCOLM q PROUDFODT, PrOprfct0rs.
CORNER COMMERCIAL. AND COURT STREETS,
Auburn, Cal.
TENIIlS Elyorte Irsort still continues to have
Il the best of LIQUORS AMI CIGARS at its
Bar, There are two elegant Billiard Tables at
tachcd to the Stoon.
Auburn. February lith. 1863. my.
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Nj &c ESyED.

BY Rev. J. II. Mead. March at, 1863. at the
Virginia House on Pleasant Grove Creek, JONI
+. GLIDpoN to Miss SARAH L. ADDINGroN. all OF
Placer county.