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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

MUNICIPAL ELIcIIoS IN FRKDKncKsBuRa-As the
annual election held in the old burg last week, His
Honor, NJ Slaughter, the old Mayor, was reelected,
'recs 90 i62 out Of los votes pOllad.
The following gutlensn were chosen City Council
men for the ensuing twelve months; VIM. A. Little,
John n HsrndOn, John g. Hurkanp, G 5Orge W. Eve,
Beverley T. Gill, VIM. II. Cunningham, Joseph w.
SsDer, H. B. Hal, Dr. L B. Roe, James q. Bsadl,y,
John J. Young, and James Mcclure.
We eng letulste the citizens the re election Of
rs Honor, Mayor Slaughter.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

GOVERSnESF WAeoxA-oar attention has been called
10 the fac. that the government wagons" las they
styled in this city are brought on. a: an early hour
every morning, and kept standing in Main and other
streets, the S7otsuood Hosl, "wang for ORDERS
until considerable portion Of the forenoon has passed
The inference is that there are two many wagons ard
consequently too many mules eating up the tthes" in
proportion to the amount of transportation to be per
formed or that there screwoo's somewhere, which
n,events the wagons, teams and drivers from being
useful ashley might.
We have observed that the animals are sometimes
exercised in hauling wood trom the west end Of the
city to the camps and hospitals the eastern subnrbs
Il lie perhaps economical to RAUL the wood this
distance than to obtain supplies by the York River rail-
road for distribution to the camps and hospitals 10
catsi near that railroad.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

AMOUNT or NoEEs FUNDED The President Of the
Press Association requests that editors Of daily aud
weekly journals and In their Absence that depositaries
viii send to day, as soon thereafter possible to
the nearest telegraph station. dsrach addressed to
the press, stating tbs total amount Of Confederate
notes funded In their vicinity.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

NORTH CAROLINA VOLUNTEERS NAvr.-Ths travelling
Agent for then. @. Volunteer Navy Company, Rev
williamson Harris, addressed small meeting a. Tar
boro few days ago. and Afterwards received sueserip
tons TO the stock OF the Company amounting to 900
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
THE RED RIEBR EXPEDITION

The iOllOuipg sficiAl despatch was received at the
War Department, yesterday;
MOBILE, March Slst 1854.
To General s. Cooper:
New Orleans pap Of the 24sh inst. state that an
engagement on Bayou Rap:des, above AlsxAndra, on
the Slst inSt resulted in the capture Of two hundred
and COnfsdera:s p;isonsr four pieces Of artillery
with oAissOas and large number of horses and mules.
The whole fore, Of tina enemy sppsars 70 be cOncsn
trated on this invasion. D. Il. MAURY,
Asjor-GsnerAl
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

FoUSD DsAn.-Nr Bernard Hagan, foremany years
resident Of tn . city, was yesterday morning
found dead on the aoor Of his ROOM at bis residence
on I'd street. near the shoekoe Hill Cemstery. For
some months Mr.. e. has been in bad health, but to the
lAst refused to consult physician. Coroner SanIsy
vas summoned to view the body, and, upon learning
she facts, deemed an inquest unnecessary
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

FIRE TIE CouSrr.-At three o'clock yesterday
morning the extensive barns aud stables the farm of
Mr.. VIM. O. Allen, in the county about mile west of
the city destroyed by 6se. The barn contained
large quantity of forage. Mr. Aliens loss is lot less
than $40 O0O The hre was the work Of ncendiary.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

WtrsDaAxs.-Yhs Ralssh oosfsdsrate aays. ons
BY one the candidate. for Congressional honors in the
9Th District are giving way, and we suppose the election
day win and but two in the field, w: Hon. J. NJ.
Leach, RolSsnits, and A. G. Foster, Esq, Vansits.
These xo gentlemen, learn do not hesitate to take
ground in favor of their favori.es for Gov,rnor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

CoEscRnrD.-Mr. Dorsey Ogden, manager Of the
Richmond Theatre, wa, yesterday arrested BY the con-
script officer aud sent to Camp Lee. Mr.. Ogden claims
exemption on the ground thahe is British subject,
but the coascrpt authorities hold that he has acquired
domcil in this country, and therefore owes military
service.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

We recently conversed with "ooutrsband" who had
Effected his efeape from the Yankees in No u Aabsms.
When asked for mis- opinion TO his abot on trends,
be replied: "WCl, msssa II Yankee ever gets b
heaven, Il will be to the eoorls ,per"-AsassPpi.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

RECEIVED At TEE LIBBr.-A Yankee prisoner who
had escaped from the prison at Dinvlle and who was
few days ago. reGApturtd in Southampton county, was
received at the Libby yesterday Hewas being pilot
ed by negro who, being Aso captured, was sent to
Ca ,tle Thunder
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

GRAST's BsorzsR S-LAw OAPruRED.-About one
hundred and fifty Yankee prisoners taken at or neal
Y.EOo City, recently arrived at Demopolis. Anops
them was brother-in-law Of Gen. Grant, with the
rank Of Oanfain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

FOREIss srxPArHr.-Alexsndsr Collie, Of London
hA, seat $4,000. through tas Secretary Of War, fol
the rsrsfOf the needy aad sui rrg -four peoplosmors
particularly those who have bSei &e SO through the
praaent var
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

FuELr ALAHH.-On Tuesday night last, aboutal
o'clock, M. George Aytrly, Of Augusta county, was
aroused by the roper Of gun in his house, when be
found that bis house vas 6rs. The Ere, by some
unknown cause, or gnat,d tbs gun. aud had not
made much progress before it caused the gun to be
dkoSarSes which fortunately gave the alarm In time to
save the hoase n IN destruction.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

NOTICE. on and amer The lat Of APrA all duss and remit
tGnees tbs once pli the suens, o. hVss
and undsr Of the old.
Motor q other denominations Of hsd ssae received re-
duSton Of sax per cent
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

SwxDIsa MAaAIAsE SERvIcE--A portion Of tue Swe-
dish marriage service reads t1uli
al gave thee in marriage tais dAmsl - be thy we'd
ded wife all honor TO share TIE half Of Shy bed tay
lock and key, and every third penny thou tso may
posses or int crit all the rights which Uhlands lav'
provide and the holy king gives"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
IMPORTANT no CONTRACTORS.

for Contracts will be received
the Ordnance Depot Of tn and Canal Streets
daily until supplied for ORDINANCE STORkS. enumerated
In part follows;
Leather saddles saddle lumber OF all kinds ,kes
and spoke ron copper aud brass wire; bride bits
and plated euycombs and horse brushes sabre belts gun
sngs knapsaeks tArpau ins. Also esnaburgs canvass drill
Ing webbing ghs and bride rein 80 ko In any guam
lily.
standing contracts upon which there deliveries will
amulet. JAS. DINWIDDIH,
Captain Artillery In charge Contracts
div stavtfN for Richmond ArseuaL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
FRON THE sOurHWEsr.

DALTON, March sl.-Tne enemy we're engaged In
sham battles yesterday and to-day, which has given
rse to many rumors of advance on their pat Their
firing to-day resembled sn sngsgemest very much.
Gen. Hardee had his corps out to-day, preparing for
mimic battle tomorrow. The weather Is still unset
led and Indicating rain
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

TIE RIysR-Between o'clock P. N. on Thurs
day at which hour the feehet attained Its greatest
height and yesterday a. Pm, the river had fallen
over six feet.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
THE PERSIMMON



. The rudy orange from the bowers
OF Andalusia, dgek'd with a0Uers;
TIE Purple 6g, that rip'nirg falls
On Jericho's disnantlSd walls
The date. that meets the Arabs eye
Beneath ZlhSra's burning ky,
Aud marAs 4 haven mid the sand,
Where the lone dessrt ship may land
The ripe and luscious mangostssn,
Of fruits the oriental queen
The gold and crimson pomeg'anate,
The iavorite By the harem gaze
The scarlet cherry, large and sweet,
That Ines D4mascIs' Elem street.
TIE grape, that drinks the honey dew
Ga merry Pro'erc3 hills Of blue
The tempting pun, the melting pear,
The red s,rCaked apple, round and fair,
TIE downy peach, whose crimson speaks
o. NaIure's dye, on beauty's cheeks
AL have plucked WITH eager haste
To crafty my chEngeful taste;
But never found fruit so pleasing,
When great John Frost had done bis freezing
As that which grew the scraggiest limb on,
The purple, pueksrless psrsimmor.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

suBsoA whose PSpsrs nArksd whh crOs win under
saad hat shsr tern Of SOSsepEon GSou: 70 expire and VII
ssn;i promptly n hey vish their paPes continued
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

Tn MOsur AND Quo ROAD, badly damaged BY
Sherman, has been sufficiently repaired to admit Of the
regular resumption Of tIAiEs to Columbia Mississippi
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
SECOND DrsPATcH. I

DALTON, April 1.-The reports sent forward In regard
to changes in the enemy force in our front are purely
sensational Reliable reports from within their lines
give no accounts Of any changes. Siam battles seem
to be popular with hem and their firing yesterday was
terrific. Weather cloudy AID rainy.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
aTHE PERSLnIKON.n

TIE following ggersl is copied by the Atlanta Re
gs!er, as a quotation from an advertisement Of "a
fellow" advertising persimmOn syrup in the Richmond
pspers A merchant, whose attention il attracted,
sends the following the original lines publiHhsi
In the Richmond Times, of ls45:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

Nor RENoviD.-The pieces Of g'anite across 7ih
street, to which we referred several days ago. have not
yet been removed They will probably be used as the
base of monument to be erected on the spot, com
memorative of the negligence Of the city authorities in
removing dangerous obstrucions from the streets.-
Let US have the monument.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
PATENT SORGHUM OR SUGAR CANE,
CRU1HER.

HNHE difficulty of obtaining imported sugar
Il and mOlassss eonpss to rely home production One
cultivated Sorghum wiz yield suelsnt nolasses
for consumption n ordinary farm.
Prepare land and plant seed sssecursa good
cushsr and make n0asses soon ~ the sorhun or cane
natures -
The subsbsr has obtained Patent from oonfsde.
States for and improved Sorghum Sugar Dane
orusAer In the rapdy with vhish The juice pressed from the
st.f-n the savng Of the juice % aow the econ Of
labor required 10 the simplicity OF
on and In The with which In good running order
Il 10 much superior TO the machines heretofore used.
FOR sALE-srATE RIGHTS AND COUNTY RIGHTs.
For terms and particulars sdirs the subscriber Base
Post ONCE Rowhatan County, Va JOHN BOOKER, who
model, At the once Of Kerr Lyon, Rhnona, Va
ap1 -d2:kcoms THOMAS o. BROWN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

FsE-DAHzAl year, ESQ Sz nOutAs SIS; three nonsh.
gs FOr les period. ~ per month.
sD+wEsuX,1 year t2os slx months \ No sabseriPaOn
received fer less c6kn six months.
WsxT year. $40 IN mOnths ss. No subscription received
les tix months.
Rszisianoes Al risk Of The s1hserIber.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
dissolution OF CO-PARTNRRSH
DISSOL U TON.

OWING to the i'll health of our senior the
" Fnx OF w. @. ewATHhEY is this day dissolved BY
All having claims win please them
delay and AL INDEBTED requested make settlement
possible
Either party win sign In liquidation.
WV GwATHMEY,
Richmond, April lst, 1884, q. N GwArHMkY.
The undersigned will continue the COMMISSION BUSINESS
at the Of Arm shockos Slip Thankful past
fsyo hs.hopes By set attention 10 hu,ness TO merit
tinuanoe OF them. q. N. GWATHMEY.
In retiring business cordially recommend my late part
the my friends and him conru.
anss erths patronage extended TO the cd arm.
api-66t w. W GWATHMbY.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
Az A0r 70 a..4 a.. s..a g. s. g. s: s Vol
NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS ROR MILITARY
{ ~ Gll 90 90 SERVICE. a-l -
ApJUfANr GlNHRAHs oRPIoE VIRGINIA,
MANOR %, 1854.
COLONEL HENRY HILL. Psymaster Cen

~ eral Of The State appointed b ne eoverner 70 ake
settle al claims against the State Confederate
military service supplies furnished without expense
. claimants viii forthwith sstsbsh once st Rich
ymond for that purpose.
All claims Of sodsrs virgins Who have may be dis
ehargsd from dselsd In The service Of either The State
States al widow and orphans OF uch soldiers who
killed died In service; also al soldiers now In
having special claims other than Of and clon
from their peculiar poon attend In peson, send
their Colonel HILL s Richmond, for collection, free Of
cost. u gf ta L1a
persons sending claims win be careful give The full
company regiment Brigade data Of o.m should
b N stated and power OF attorney properly suthencst
suhorsnr colonel Hui collect and receipt for the ame that
be may act with promptituds and despatch.
The inerysnon Of paid agents claimants vii In
permitted being hs object Of the Governor 10 protect
lies against them. .r- go Is
BY command.
ap1-etdko1m WIN b. RloHARD80N, A. g.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
AND FOR SALE.

THE OLD CURRENCY WILL BIZ TAKEN
At PAR I'LL o'clock In the morning Of the Les Of April
10. BY A, WEBkND0NOkf
nhel-W -Ss.- BroeA street, 1el.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
lTELE r A PH IC
reports o. the Press Assosiatiol

Entered according Of consn In The lsse ~
In the Oerx once Of the District ooHr Of The oon
feS rate 6ateI for the Northern District Of Georgia.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02
G. T. PLESAN rs,
LATTE mAssUE n pLRASANrs.

HAS removed to Augusta, Ca, and has an
IL interest In TIE Tobacco Commission House Of NEAL,
SWORDS CO., offers his special services for the sale Of ali
consgnmen them for purchase and ship
ment OF any goods In the Augusta Market.
apq-8ts
~ s. A. HUNTEN'S PIANO FORTE IN
VI srRUoroR-oensining % Pages Of Rudimens, Scales
Exercises and Lessons carefully and accurately fingered
Printed thick, durable psper.
Parts l. AND IL NOW RKADY.
Pucr-ss each or Is complete Trade onehlrd Teachers
and Schools taking eop % % each part S5 complete
gro. DUNN CO.,
ap2-S Corner 14ih and Main street. Richmond.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

OFFICE RICHMOND 4 PETERSBURG r. r. Co.
Richmond, Va, April l, 1854
PY order of the Secretary of War, the Ac-
- commodAton Train upon this road viii It, regular
T. h GILL,
apl-lw Gen. supf.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

OPFIoE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COMFY,
AuausrA, Ca, Feb. 20, 1884 /.
The Southern Express Company hereby no.
dy. the snds and relatives Of soldiers in the Army
Virginia elsewhere that they prepared carry
announced the above card and that they
will do all In their power TO fulnl ts requirements
JAMES SHUTTER,
General Superintendent and Acting President
f.2-68m Southern Express Company.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-02

DOUBTFUL CAsE.-Thomss Quinn, representing him-
self as mail carrier for hospital before the
Mayor yesterday, charged With robbing one James
Asdders of pocket-book containing three dollars.
Waterman stated that hearing the cry Of "robber
on the corner of 18th aud Cy, on the night before he
had gone to the spot, when man who gave his name
as James Medders, charged the accused with having
knocked him down and robbed him Of his pocket-book,
containing 50. As Medderj did not appear to sub
stantste his complaint the was continued and the
accused discharged on promise to this morning
The Placer herald., 1864-08-20
NUMBER 81.

iniquty in city, would never do so long
with impunity.
| cannot ignore the fact that an insane and
fanatical press is daily vomiting forth it. false
and unwarrantable abuse against both nv
political and religious creed. Nor can ig.
more that other fact that one by one my fell,
low citizens are seized, without warrant OF
law, torn from family and friends and hurried
off to yonder military Bastile whose frown.
ing batteries look defautly across the harbor.
A feeling Of alarm has seized hold Of The
public mind. Men gather in groups and
talk in whispers, and look as though they
feared an invisible spy in every breeze that
blows.
1t is indeed a critical moment. We are
walking upon narrow defe upon either
side Of which yawns an unfathomabIe gulf.
upon the one side is civil war, with its burn.
ing town and ci,es-its slaughtered nhabi-
tants and lis weeping widows and orphans;
while upon tho other are long centuries Of
despotsm from whose dark and unseen re-.
cesses there ascends the dismal music Of
cianking chains mingled with despairing
groans and the bitter curses Of millions upon
millions of manaced slaves, made so by the
fault Of recreant sires
The narrow defile which lies between these
TWO chasms is the Constitution Of our couu.
try. My countrymen the preservation of
Constitutional liberty is duty which we owe
not alone to ourselves, it is boon which
posterty will demand at our hands
Liberty is an Inheritance snatched by our
venerated sires from iron jaws of war, and
haOIaI tn mot OH f,r
enjoyment but to be held in trust and trans
mitted un,arnished and unimpaired to our
children and our children's children to tho
latest generation.
trust in God that civil war will not be
forced upon our people; but if il comes lot
every friend Of free government plant him
self firmly upon the Constitution of his coun.
try, and if we 90 down in the struggle, ws
shall at least leave our bleaching bones to
mark the spot where liberty fell
My countrymen, one and all, Republicans
and Democrats, public officers and private
citizens, let us rise above the petty spirit of
party and learn TO be patriots for once, and
before close let me beseech you in the
name of all you hold most dear in heaven
and on earth, in the name Of our common
ancestors who poured ont their best blood
like water that we might be free; in the nams
OF dotlng wives and innocent, prattling chill.
dren, who look up to us for protection and
succor; and, finally in the name Of our altars
and of that great God who is the common
father of us all and who holds in his hands
the destines of nations;-I beseech you to
respect and obey the Constitution and the
laws of our country, as the last and only
means whereby to avert the horrors Of civil
war.
The Placer herald., 1864-08-20
LnW of NeWspapers.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary, are considered as wishing to con-
,nuc the subscription.
2. II subscribers wish their papers discontinu-
ed publishers may continue 10 send them until
all charges are paid.
g. If Subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take their
papers from the office or place TO which they are
sent; they are held responsible until they settle
their bills and give due notice to discontinue
them.
4. If subscribers move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction, they are held responsible
Notice should always be given of removal.
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to
take paper from the office, or removing ana
leaving it uncalled for, is prinsa taeie evidence
of Intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1864-08-20
Views of a ''Disbanded Volunteer :"
THE PRESIDENT AT HEAD QUARTERS.

THE PRESIDENT AT HEAD QUARTERS.
When | rit my last letter, His Eggselen.
cv, the Commander in-Cheef of the Army
Navy, and ofiizholders Of the Federal Guver,
men,, was crackin bis jokes at the he'd kwar.
,ers of the Army of the Potomac lie tells
me ne he'd a jolly time thar, runnin saws on
the ginrals, convulsn the privit sogers and
cawsin sech yelIs of Iarfter to rever buIate
throo the host, that the Rebels repetedly
stud to their arms, in eggspectasbin of an
immedient attact. AS he walked along the
ranks distributing his button busters right
and left, hull paytoons of war,worn vetrans
throo tharseves on the ground and rolled
about in aggernes of frantic enjyment.-
Ginral Grant, who is as grave a man as YOU
ken find outside of coffin warshus. and
who rarely gives vent to his emoshuns excep
by whiltlin trful faster'n ushil, and smokin-
in shorter putfs, was cumpeatly opsst by
sum Of the Presidents favorit rib.ticklers.
and altho he dident roar right out like sum
of the b:agadears, it was MANIFEST from the
quick movement of his ilanks, at the pints
whar the larf came in, that he was nnardly
shaken by the Presidenshal humor. It
would Civ me great pleshur TO relate few
of the stories TO witch my genial freud treted
the heroes of The Grand Army, but onfort.
nifty, tho telling in their mater, they are not
of a karrickter to be tod in pren!.
PLEASANT PARTY.
For my part | consider it butful trats
in my esteemabIe paytrun, that be kin retain
his ushi cheerfuiness. THAR air few men
that would hev firmness enutf to indulge in
the convvyal tale, the roaring pun, and the
amusin caembore, in the midst of setch
sIoer and sufferin. 1t cheers up the nay.
shional hart, and enables US to look deth and
debt in the face with grin of keerless con.
tempt Ef the President warn't merry man,
wouldn't we all fancy we wus on the rode 10
ruein and git inter the last stage of despond.
ency9 Wot but his skwibs, as they sintllate
throo my correspondence, keeps the blues
outer the Army! AK Gnral Grant Of wun
Of my letters isn't ekwl to an issoo of an
extree rayshin of Mungoheeler to the troops
under his command. AK him ef he doosent
take more cumfor. in EN- than he does in
whiting and smoking the finest regae-yous.
And whyl Not bekase thars ennything in
my siIe so wunderfu! enchantin, but bekase
presarve the Presidents wittyschsms, and
feed Elm out as ockashin rekwires to uarvua
and too'easily deprest nayshin.
COMEDY FOR THE CAMPAIGN.
When | cum to speke afore the people 10
faver Of Abraham Lincolns claims to rev
election shell dwell cheet1y upon his COM
mic virtoos. "Felercitysins, I she'll say.
"alI the worlds stage and nohin drors like
comedy. Look at the theayters. Isn't broad
farce and eggstravagansirs all :he go? And
doosent that sho ,hs. in the midst Of var
The Placer herald., 1864-08-20
THOMAS ROYcE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY.
NORTHEAST CONNER OF
Montgomery and Washington Streets,
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The Placer herald., 1864-08-20

Personal advertisements charged full rates.
Obituary Birth and Marriage Notices, published
without charge.
re- Liberal deductions ,madc 10 monthly OF
yearly advertisers.
The Placer herald., 1864-08-20
THE PLACER HERALD.
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a. Nov,ao ST.. Auburn, Placer County, Cal, by
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Terms of cription-lnvarlably IN Advance:
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
one SQUARE of TEN LINES, Uhis sized typc,)

First insertion. ...... ....... ...' .....s1 Wv
For half square (ive lines) or less. ..... l 90