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IpEsURANoz /

Yotus mon iust stsrtiug IN bnsinsaa, vphOae ehja,
oapsa is their n-rgv and Integrity shouid insure IhsY
Ives 70 thq nmount OF half thsiF tbaltios aaoh "a
ant Of dSinterested honesty whah known Ia
mrs wonld 0stly increase their conhdanos IN theSn
u would shOY thatthey did nOt wish 70 leave ssT lgt
sods exposed 70 any AvOdabis Oonilaseneyi sRd tho
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COUGH NO MORE.
Try srRicRLAND,s MELLlFLuous oouos
BALKAN.

Thisls the hestAld ohsspest remedy for Coughs,
Gods, HnArsene4q, Asthint Whooping cor ,h a N
uonSnmptson. EFerybody gho hes trisd this sxceI
,s Ct HhSIm tnusla nelly recommend Il. Mrs
lear nj ~ terer with clug for many yosra AZ bad NJ
not % be aole 70 yak up stdrs she took ons bottle
o. thls . asa n, and mss 6se better or since and
~ this valuable coug Balls an. n ~ cents pev hot
Tie Sold hy all 'ruggstst "a manufactured sl No a
east Fourth sire I. Cincinnati n
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:HOr Sale.


UJHR parannhl prOperty -hsl, ngnF TO the eptao OF
j J1hn h Bari, drceased. cOhsirti of tohsoco,
cigRrs turn Re ana other property, vi be told al
vablae antcFy IN thirti+th ey ~ May, 1884 COM
nsuein at oclp Al ths late residence oi deoeased.
ENELiNE BAkT, Administrator.
6ToRoE ", NALANtHE, AT rney. mltdV
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PLANTATION BITTERS

PLANTATION BITTERS
Which now recommended by the highest medical
authorities, and warranted to produce immediate
6oao6eial effect. They exceedingly agreeable, psr
feety pure and euperceae sl other toncs where
healthy, gentle sHmulhnt requ red
They purify, strengthen and inugorate;
They create hoalthy appetite;
They ara an aniidots 20 change oi water aud diet;
They overcome effects oi dsap patton and lSte hours.
They strengthen the system and snliven the mind;
They prevent mIssnatie and iDtermltiont fevsrs;
They purify the breath snd scd,ty or the atouaah;
They cure dyspepsia and constpRuo
They cure dlarrheB, cholera aud cholera morhus;
They cure liver complaint Gnd nervous hsadaeLaI
They make the weak strong, the lsnguid brlisnt,
and are exhausted natures great They aro
composed oi the celebrated cslisays bark, winter.
green, Rasssss sHd herh,, all preserve IN per-
fectly pure sc oroiE rum.
49, I have given tho Plantation Bltters 10 hund-
reds Of disabled rolders with the most astonlsh
ing effect. G. W. ANDREWS,
supt. soldiers Home Cincinnati"
80 Tho Easlsacu Buffers have cured me o liver
complaint Of which was leiA up PROSTATE, and had
70 ahlndon my busiuess
H.B. KINGSLEY, Cleveland, Ohio"
500 owe much to you, for verify believe the
Plantation Bittsrs havesaVsd my Lie
s1fl Rev. W. u. WAGGoNER, Madrid, N. Y"
.'s-~ Thou wilt aend me two bottles Eore Of thy
Piantahap iitters Ny wife haa been & ssLly benefit
ted by thslr use. Thy friend,
ASA oURRfN, philadelphia, Pa"
"eS have been a great sufferer nom dyspepsis,
and had to abandon preAehing. The P spiation
2 ttterr have cured
Rev. j. 3. oATH0RN Rochester, n. W
"%e Send us twenty.tour dozen more OF your
Plantation Rittsrs the popularity NJ which daily
iucroasing with the gusats OF our house,
SYKES, CHADWICK Co,
Propneiors WIZARDS Hotol, washingtou,D. c."
saeh ara ono in Thousands Of oertlhostes daily re-.
carved. They are Immensely bspofeial TO weak per.
sons aud delicate lalaales.
Be oautilua nf r.-hlsd bottles. See our signature
ona fine atssl plate label They arc not aold BY the
gallon, Thoy are only sold IN our patent oR cabin
botles by respectable druggists grocers, hotss,
ICONS, siesmboats and oouptry stores.
r. II. DRAKE CO.
s'22dagdm va Broadway, N. 7.
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BE aAFE FROM THE PANos Of WANT

Would thase chldrea have q comfortable home, and
the means Of educaLOnf Would this wife be ind pen
dent Of the cold charities Of the Woridi Would this
sgad and feeble parent be provided forf Wo1id mJ
estate pay NY debtsi woui there be no saorince d
property by forced sales OF administrator 70
the demands ofgreditofs-8Aeh made when the market
tenda downward and 0nr prices cannot bo realiEedT
How few can answer these question 70 their satsiAe
toni They fear 70 ask then, and cherish tbs belie
that they have long lease 90 life. This N bo,A fool
ish and eowardly. The brave man
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ANNUAL PREMIUM

Wight fairly be FesariNd as tho tri0nta which an an.
right heart pags at NE ehrns q luFties
JcHN n StoPPELMAN.
aus Agent ies pogton Aaa uolniiy.
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LEGAL NOTICE

nNlhe "a day Of MRreh, AID le6t, petition was
~ 4 Va 10 hs oiics Of th0 Clerk Of the ourt Of
Common Peas ! the enuhtyof hontgor err and the
state { ohio. by ia on Pontus Whlch pFhuon 10 now
pending Ia Rid Court the ot q and prayer of Viii
ate the alley hriweea ots No and the full
ienV h o. thoas lots, running east and west, 10 the
town Of Br depnrt, In add 20 nty. at tho II term
q the seia oonEs tplhcslon Will be made % yteas
taii lot Aernr uily All d CLAY
NAY 70 1884 dlWew4 Attorney for Pet ionsr
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Argal
NOTICE.

NNY Whe, Mrs sarah SFops, having gol ntariiy
4l len ne g7itbeut jusf cause and aeaih1 my con.
srut, heIeiy ~ noroeto | not % trust her oA
ny Gseount, as will not pay any bin GO tr eted by
Der. s NATHAN SWOPE,
dhy Ie, 1884 dawSF H'rriaDurg, ohio.
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r x Q 8 7 h O 4 y $
Dayton Weekly Empire.

--a---- ~ dthbtkb 4 hhUfhEk,
iLAT OF rHE LOGAN COUNTY oAzErrE9
Having asoa charge Of the pArrov rN1ar, wo
poasesa hli Tie deair acihUes for publfshna first
% the Patriotic, LtD4rty loving Democracy every.
Fhsre, iol Their s7,e.erpton snd support
any Prea1 e qualification. ltwiL be feT oonsututl99,
", say We. Thsse ideas W. shall incllestc not By
yo ent o. ofcibe res-tanos 70 constituted nathary,
hr wi hin the palc Of the law, by argument by iaots
nyappeels 70 q = roasea o soo people.
This yer OF 1904 Is deauued TO be memorable for
NJ time. Il must marx the hrn Of Democratic Resto-
iant1-- Law, order. feaoe, aud Cuon-or the utter
A9d Ana over hFoy Of American Lhsity, with fuper
yeuinR Desplaam. or Anarchy, Which 70 more 70 be
0ue Of Inc condifiopsof Democratic suoossg.vhloh
nusi b. camrlod " th, a. dissemins'ion Of Dem.
ocppo papers These ought 60 b. put IN the hands
of every Inan VII will read them Il thls we're e.
foet~d, hl doubt ~ success next VI Wou b. reno
I'd Tho people will redeem themse wee, Il they can
only b. inio ined.
those who wors readers Of the
I. oG a NJ O. n z II r T Z
viz u1derstsad wha ~ 10 ba the character Of the
EAPf IN adlipon 70 carefully prepared and sound
DemostAiie editorials and seleoaoBs It will be iud Of
Life, Spioe. and Variety.
A. MAsIov MsLpoRSF having deolinod to take
charge { the Roman Emp will have Depart
mont IN thu faP Of Dayton, and u 'rTaJste
Me evening" horizon, with bis uausl ability" as
Ths Author OF {" E1LE s AArs HOTEL" "RyE
COFFEE" " ODE sERENADR," 1c will sing his
merry songs az 1ftH ~ oscasion 10 spires th m
lners viii, IS IN the Llgsn sstts, ne guanstT Of
"hatteTnuts picked up unior own Tree" and
served N caoh uim Ter Of the Weekly
10 edducn N thls rareul stteutou Will be paid 20
the NeNs O. the Week Market Reports, and, IN z
word al that goes % make up pleasant, reliable,
and radically .oln n0orsGo paper,
We -eua his Prosps' 'tis % ol frenis eve -ywhers
AMI % many OF we hopq ~ make friends. 10
the bolieg nnd hop that they wi Riinsiu tis ests6
hshp@nt ei rssseuAby pc porous Democratic
paper.
TRRmsI
To ai1gle snhscribsra - per spnum, always 10 sd.
TIboe ARR celebration We have oonrlL tst moi.
wtnstsndng the OK rbitsnt pT0ss for pap ~ tax, sc
g. send ten copies Of the weeklt Tor Fitten II ~
huuwlng that there ls not iown-l p IN Ohio whore
Club tpay u he made up on thesa terms.
Ths UMy IA -out TO ms subscribers for SO per an.
Run, IN aiytn;e, or six IA iuths for s..
Address
HUBBARD g. BROTHER,
DAYTON, ohIo.
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LOOKS rae DANoER IN rae FACE

That he mAy gTAhpls Win "a aas Wss naan, that Re
may study its iurs and pAiRs ita threatsainR The
means OF Psiseon are At hAad. of easy sOOSSS % ALL
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:Houno.

A NOTE u,Ade by Ferry psase 70 the order John
"A reafsL The 0WaeE san have u by p2ng %
Nlls pspes ata assaHA"A
afo4sa.
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SUPPORT TIE WIFE OF his BOSOM

ts the nuaAen hand o. the DrOgidANt aheF reanhiN0
Tfh nom the grave and Stli nouFiHhne fas ospvinQ
and keeping together the nmiiy. BY It. the fathfd
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n o \ n q K n o PPI

No 500, THIRD ,TREET, DAYTON, one,
LAVE msdeR formidable attack on High Prioes
III and olt them OF entirely.
Notwithstanding the deprcased condition OF the
country, they are receiving the largest stock Of
CLOTHS, cAssINEREa, vEsTiNG Gs,
GENTS FuREIsRING GOODS,
or the lsiest Styles, and Patterns,
FANCY AND PLAIN SHIRTS.
COLLARS, DRAW Ehs, NEoK-TTEs, &C.,
Evsr before offered 80 the public, Their stook o.
READY MADE CLOTHING
IA new and fashionable and ere offered unusuaily os
FOR CASH.
The public are invited 10 call and examine A. tp.,
have sxtrs nice goods, ana ofef blg inducernents
HOIT q KhuPP,
auleH No 302, THIRD Street.
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49ldntatlon ]5ittrrs.
s. R.--l99O--x.

Persons Of sedentrS habits troubled With E.Akneas,
lassitnds palptaton Of the heart Lack OF appetite,
distress Ssr eadng, torpid liver, constipation, a =,
deserve to suffer II they viii not try The celebrated
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CLOTHTNG EMpORIUN

WILLIAM NJ " WHLANHl
NO. sol THIRD STREET, DAY TON, OHIO,
rs prepared 10 accommodate his cuptcmers wlH
1 every artl le Of Renil' met'a airing on srel Of
the i'sett 'tylo nd best quality I oAp who nj
'oa's, paniP, vests, sh hosiery, han kerchieib
gloves, bootNf oes, slpPera, 40, will do well ts
give him call. an24
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Book and Job Printing

WIN dispatch and in The pest style Of the art Paru
aiar Ss,eanon PAD TO
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

From THE REESE RIVER REGIoN.-A cor
respondent of the Bulletin writing from,
Canon City, N. r., on 14th January SAYS
| have just returned from a visit to the
Amador region or district. There are some
very fine lodges in that district, some Of
which are being worked with energy. In
my rambles visited few of them, known
to be rich in precious metals. The Vine
yard and Indian Hunter show very good
prospects indeed My visit, however to that
neighborhood was more to examine the
range and class of easing rock than to pros.
pect for rich lodges. In that district, which
is north Of Austin, the granite and slate for
nations meet, which is also the case south
Of Austin, or north Of this place, between
here and Austin, where the indications are
likewise very good. 1t is there the Idaho.
Lord Byron, Mount Prospect, and other
Lodges are located, which generally prospect
very we'll. But this latter region is not half
prospected yet, and | think miners should
give it more attention as it is we'll esab
lished fact that where slate and granite
lodges meet, the richest deposites are found.
This is already proven from assays from the
lodges above named
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

JRIAL JURoRs.-The following named
persons have been drawn as trial jurors fol
the next term of the District Court, which
convenes on Monday the first day Of Febru.
ary:-
Township l. D. Gaylord. Township Q
T. r. Wilson, II. Rohlker, Township 8
John Boles, John Dillon. Township 4. r
D. Hart, VIM Burton, S. Combs, w. Har-
rington, VIM. Hoffman, R. S. Egbert, G.
T. Names, E. L. Bradley, A. Farr F. Burk
halter, J. Gleason. Township 81 j. Smith
L. Washburg, II. S. Bryant, J. G. Layton
Thomas Newth, A, Johnson, A. b. Brown
Township 6. J. w. Byrd, G. 0. Rush
Township 7. G. Ten Eyck, j. j. Armstrong,
Township 0. F. w. Hem, B. w. Neh, j.
II. Mitchell. Township 10. S. Worden, d.
Kyle, j, Brislow, I. J, Baylos, j. NJ. Brown.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

TuosR REsoLur1oNs.-The resolutions in.
.roduced in the Assembly indorsng all that
Mr.. Lincon's Administration has done, and
all i. may do, by Thompson Campbell, for
merly Breckinridge Democrat q renegade
Democrat can discount an Aboltionst for
subserviency have occupied the Legislature
most of the week. When in the Senate they
we're toned down somewhat in their strength
and up little in their grammar, and various
~ scratched, interlined, rubbed out and tor
tured in meaning, by amendments offered by
Judge Hale.
They were also amended by recommending
Mr.. Lincoln for denomination. This was
more than the Judge bargained for, but he
had to shut his eyes and swallow it. An
effort was also made to get in an amend
ment, the affect of which would have been
to show a majority of the Senate in favor o
the adoption of a greenback currency in
California but it met with a crushing defeat
The resolutions as amended, were sent
back to the Assembly, when that body
pouing itself upon its knowledge of gramma
tical construction, refused to concur in any
of the amendments except the one indorsine
the President. So the two houses are at q
dead lock and the country is in travail fol
the want of set of purely patriotic resolu-
tons, emanating from that fountain Of light
and wisdom, the California Legislature.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23
MARRIED.
BIRTHS.
DA ED.

At Illinoistown, on Monday, January 18TH at
the residence of her son, BarZillai Brickell Esq,
of Consumption, Mrs. REBECcA BRICKEI.L, aged 6S
years
Mrs. 3. was native of the State OF North Car
olna, resided twenty years in the State of Mich
igan and in the Fall of 1861, came to this State.
In 1862, herself and friends became convinced
that her disease would ere long terminate in her
dissolution. She suffered intensely the last few
months OF her life. but bore ii with Christian for
titude and resignation. retaining her mental pow
ers until near her last moments. She died belov-
ed and respected by her relations and friends and
in the hope OF q blessed Immortality.
At Lincoln, on Friday, January 18th, D. V. Ma
son, aged AZ years.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

A New TELEGRAPH LINE.-While on the
line Of the work of the Pacific Railroad Co.,
last week we noticed new telegraph posts
we're being erected along the line of the road
from Sacramento to Auburn. This work
has since been completed, and the wire is
now being adjusted to the poles. In a few
davs we shall be in direct communication
with Sacramento, and will not have to send
our messages by the roundabout way OF
placeryile as heretofore.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23
NOTICE

TAKE notice that the undersigned will apply
L at the next term of the Honorable Distrlcl
Court in and for Placer county, on the first DAY
of the term, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, as soon there
after as the same can be heard, for the benent Oh
an act entitled "An Act concerning certified co,
pies of certain instruments in writing, approVeui
April goth, 1857 )" for an order establishing tI'e
genuneness of Patent for land issued by tho
State Of California to Daniel Choate for 32O acres
of land described as follows: "The east nall y,
section l6, in Township II, north range east u
Mt. Dablo Meridian. o.rr,
DANIEL CHOATb'
Ophir, Jan. 23d, 1S64--lw'
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23
CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The

CALIFORNIA CENTRAL RAILRoAD.-The
Marysvile Appeal has the following in ref
erence to the operations Of this company:
We are informed that Colonel Wilson
will commence grading the road between
MarysviIe and Lincoln on the lst of Febru
ary We have learned Of his contracting
for the services of fifty Cinnamon for that
purpose. 1t will not be long before this
road will connect with the Orovile road, and
the line from the latter, be unbroken to Sac
ramentO
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

Ey Capt. Merritt, an agent of the Board
of New York Underwriters, with a company
o' professional divers, has arrived at San
Francisco to undertake the recovery of the
iron>clan Comanche On account of some
hitch as to claimants, he has not yet COM
menced operations. lie intends first to try
and get out some of the between decks
cargo, before deciding as to the precise plan
of raising the ship.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

CoNsrApLEs MAY NOT APPOINT DEpu-
rIEs.--Judge Shepard of the San Francisco
Police Court after extended examination in
the case of the former police officer johnson
appointed as deputy by Constable since
the breaking up of the original police system
and arrested for carrying arms in order to
test the question for the right of constables
to appoint deputies-has decided says the
Bulletin, that the right does not rest with
constabes, though courts have a right to
deputize constables to act in special cases,
such as the serving of papers, etc. The de-
cision seems sensible and right enough,
since otherwise the city might be swarmed
with irresponsible parties doing nominal
constable duty as deputies. The complaint
against Johnson for carrying concealed weap-
ons was dismissed, however, as he acted
under color of authority.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

The Colorado Navigation Co., shipped a
steamer, last week. for the mouth of the
Colorado river. They intend to run three
steamers on that river.
There are eight divorce cases on the cal
endar of the San Jose District Court.
The Government is for.ifying the harbor
of San Diego.
The tories, or traitors Of the Revolution
called themselves "loyal." The same class
of follows call themselves BY the same name
now.
The rebels up to October lst, 1868, had
captured no less than l79 vessels, the tun-
mage of which amounted to 8OS90 tuns. and
whose value was estimated at 100000, 900.
Alex. Graves, who resided on Bear river
was killed on Sunday last by the accidental
discharge of his rifle.
John Pete was killed at San Pablo, Contra
Costa county, January llth, by Frank Nc
Cam.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

The Court Of Common Pleas for Fairfield
county, Ohio, in the case of Dr. Edison b.
Olds, against Governor Todd and others,
damages for false imprisonment, has denied
the motion of defendants to remove the case
to ther Circuit Court Of the United States
This decision looks as though the Courts in
Ohio were determined to stand by the Con
stitutional laws of the land It will be
sad day for the AboIiionists if the courts
are true to the laws. Then it will be i'm.
possible for Lincoln to get from Washington
to his home in Illinois, without being arrested
a thousand times for breaking the laws Of
the States and Of the United States.
". Y. Day Book.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

Josh Billings is new star in the literary
armament that is cutting up queer shines
with the Presidents English but he is Won
drous wise. lie says: "Aul ov us kompan
ov the shortness ov life, yet we all waste
more than we u7e
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

EE The vote for and against the Nevada
Constitution in the six precincts of Virginia
Gold Hill, Silver City, Washoe City, Fort
Churchill and Carson, stood as follows: FOR FOR
the Constitution 9O7; Against, 4,6o9. 1he
measure has been defeated by figures rang
ing above 1000.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23
County Court.
Probate Court.

Hon. HART FELLOWS, Judge. Meets first Nor
day in March, June, September and December.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

OUT ON THE RoAD.-The Committee from
the Board of Supervisors of the city Of San
Francisco came up last night. and at one
clock this afternoon went out on the train
to view what is constructed of the Central
Pacific Railroad. The Committee is com
posed of Messrs. McCoppn, Torrey and
Montanya, These gentlemen with DR.,
Morse, Governor Stanford and Mark Hopkins,
Esq, made up the party which took passage
behind the locomotive "Gov. Stanford" this
afternoon. They could not have more de-
lightful weather for the excursion. The
Committee on its return to San Francisco
will report to the Board of Supervisors the
progress of the road, what its stock consists
of, and all facts to be ascertained by an exam
naton of the road and tie books Of the
company. On the report of this Committee
pends the question whether or no San fran>
cisco will issue Central Pacific Railroad
Bonds to the amount OF 5000 900. The
impression among those who are supposed
to know, is that majority and minority
report will be submitted by the Committee.
Sor R0p an O1st
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

BErr1NG.-The mania for betting has be-
come almost universal in Europe. A letter
says: "Betting is now becoming so increas-
ingly common that hundreds of pounds are
daily changing hands, in all sorts of Gem
pany, on the most frivolous wagers. The
spelling Of word, If called in question, ID
to give rise TO a wager. After dinner, two
worms found in filberts are sufficient 10 form
the basis for bet as to which will cross a
given line on the table first. If you look
out of a window on a rainy day, fashion
able friend at that same club will lay you an
even wager of any amount which drop will
reach the bottom of pane Of glass first
The sums staked are often not such as any
ordinary gentleman can afford to win or
lose without emotion, and cause a sort of
universal keenness and sharpness of looking
out for ones own advantage, in the very best
circles, that would have been considered
quite at variance with the character of
gentleman and the repose of good society, a
few years since. Ladies, in like manner, are
becoming perfect adopts in these polite arts
of money waking. A few years since such
efforts were cried shame upon when it took
the form Of speculation in railway shares
Now, in other forms, it appears leading to
such mischief
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

little boy was so terribly frightened re-
Gently, by some loose cattle, at La Porte
that he became deranged. He is a son of a
Mr.. Gaskin.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

Superintendent Whittlesy has started a
force from Yreka to mend the bi eaks in the
Oregon telegraph line, and finish the line to
jacksonville.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

The San Francicsans are preparing an
Omnibus" bill, and have concluded to in.
crease their police force to one hundred men;
and to appropriate $50 900 for the construc
tion of an armory. So says the Sacramen
to Bee.
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23
PROBATE NOTICE =.

In the matter of the Estate of George Mage,
deceased.
NJ Office is hereby given by the undersigned
~ Administrator of said estate, to the credi-
tors of and persons holding claims against the
deceased, to present the same with the necessary
vouchers thereof within ten months from the date
of the first publication of this notice, to the un-
dersigned at the law office of Hamilton " VIII
liams, on the corner of Court street, opposite the
Temple Saloon, Auburn.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Auburn Jan. 23, 1S64.-30d
The Placer herald., 1864-01-23

DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENT.-Al large aul
dience of ladies, gentlemen, and little folks,
filled the Court Room on Thursday evening,
to witness the performance Of the Excelsior
Debating Club. Tho programme comprised
popular songs, negro melodies, dancing, and
the last .hroe Acts Of tho Lady Of Lyons"
The young ladies and gentlemen attempted
a rather difficult role for new beginners, in
making selections from Bulwers justly pop
uar play, but yet thoy succeeded worry we'll
Their several parts were we'll memorized-
but they had not opportunity to study the
walk, the gestures, the moduations of voice
SO important to stage effect. The songs and
music were excellent, and the negro denea
tions superior to much that is offered to the
public by strollng companies.
From the frequent bursts OF applause, il
was evident the audience were delighted
and per consequence the entertainment a
success.
We suggest, before the Winter months ex-
pre the Club favor our citizens with another
entertainment.