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The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
THE new YORK DAY-BOOK,
For 1864.
Devoted to White Mems Liberties, State
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Ayers Cherry p6C50ral,
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Const.Yl ptivc fittients
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~ t-.e Diseaae.

Ihis il rfy uuI'tI-}lir boWr to snfp1e9
other for + cIe 81 l!t,J 1ud lung complaints That il
ia useless here o publish tip ryi nfce G iis vIjues. it9
uuli,lci c,cuC: Tor coughs and colds. End It's truly
wonderful cure, OF f'muulrv disease have made it
known throughout the civilized nations OF the eu IL.
FeW he communities families. among th,m
who hR>A not personal experience of IL eject -
some living trophy in THEN midst of rs victory the
subtle and dangerous Gsurirr ui the throat aud lungs.
As all know the dreadful faii o these Disorders sud
they know, the effects this remedy, ed not
do than to them that j. has all the Nif-
that it did have when masking the which have
won strongly upun the d. nee o mankind.
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Prepared by DR.. J. C. AVER &. CO. Lowell Naes

Sold by II, Hazell. and Mack Webber, Auburn
Il. II. Mcdonald x Co.. Sacramento and Crane Il
Bingham, San Francisco, and other dealers of
Medicine.
June Isl, lS63--lyr.
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09
st. AnthonE's Fire, + Eosc or 1Grys3uelns,
I:sser aiAd S0lt LtheHns. Sceid Head,
SiNSvCAIl, sore Eyes, Dropsy.

DR.. Eobeit VI. Prrble Whites from Salem y. /. 18th
sept, 1862, that he has cured inve,ernte uase Of
DopSy which threatened 10 terminate fatally. 10y tie
persevering ut Sarsnpariia and also DANGER
Gus attack of M!pHHi Ers ne11s ly large doses of the
same; says he cures the common Ii apjoiS hy it
stanty.
Brohchoec!e. Gottre or Swelied Neck.
Hebnon sloan IT Prospect TeN's, writes Illct bot
ties ot Nour Sars0pirillA cured me from q ire hid
eous swelling on the neck, which had suffered from
over two years
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
And for the speedy of the subioned Varieties O.
D,ea~e: 0'
scrofula and scrofulous AfT.e.tcus.p,h
iuihofs, ulcers, sores, Era ptions,
Bi',i.is, and all Skin Diseases
The Placer herald., 1864-04-09

TERMS OF COURT.
Below Will be found a correct table of the times
of holding the several Courts in our county:
District Court.
Hon. I. B. MCFARLAND, Judge. Meets first
Monday in February, May and July, and second
Monday in November.
County Court.
HoN. HART FELLOWS, Judge. Meets first Mon
day in March, June, September and December.
Probate Court.
Hon. HART FELLOWS. Judge. Meets first Mon
day in March, June, September and December.
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Iot'Ii -'o |
JAMES W. COFFROTH, Chairman.
THos. n. CAzNEAu, Secretary.
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THIRD NATIONAL BANK,
No. . NASSAt-ST.,
AGENTS FOR THE NEW GOVERNMENT LOAN!
and $40 TREASURY NOTES.

The h.rd National Bsnh New? FORK VIII Iecei-e snoseP
lions for this new loan allowing ntere. at a rate from date
Of deposit 80. zoe. -
These notes are payable In 3yes from August H. 1914 era
bssr And io per cent interest with semi annual coupons at
tached are convertible u maturity into pes cant goo
interest bearing 5-z0 bo~As. ar,
bank win receive ons and credit shy sum en- sneonni
thereof not than upon which interest viii be owsa
dspos.t 70 the full payment Of sabscrigtions
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nUBUQUE AND sioux CITY RAILROAD

nUBUQUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD
- FIRST MORrGAoR SEVEN PER CENT SOSpnS
oEer sale 43o 600 OF the First Morgese tSscond U
vson Bonds Of IBIS Company. The bonds have year
rsn, and bear per csut interest paysts semi annually
ew.York They part Of Issue Of $3.50 900 which an
secured BY mortgage n miles OF road running fom Ced
Yals Iowa Falls under contract and TO be eonpeseQ
this Fall. -.
tn. Dabuqps and souI City R.rcsd has been somplsss
and On ess1i operation from Dubuque 10 Cedaf Fss
dssnce about 10 miles, for several Tie debt %
tbs 40 miles IL repressr.ed by 100000 First Aort$s0
Bonds 5000 900 OF Preferred Stacb and sboat el0G0 d
Common Stock The Bons offered for sss are issose
Of three ourths In interest OF the
Peered stockhoses required by the articles Of inco>
ration Tue total snnus in-rst Oh the Bonds Of the
Company therefore bnt eoe ensrsnteed W the eexain
of ia miles The .or building the extension
Of n nile, made fayorsLle terms and the nate
rails AID scearea before the late greet sasnee .
prices. .
The Company has valuable land grant Of 5s.o scres P~
mile.
SEQ roo the Bond hsve been snb'erbed for by ssek
holders the Company and tho balance now offered -
the public on fkvorsOte terms.
For further particulars spply TO
SCBUC HARDr GERHARD No. 81 Nassaus., % ~
~ h. JESUP Il Co.. No. 50 EIchanse place.
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financial.
T1HE NEW PATRIOTIC LOANi
FISK q HATCH.
~ IN NAIL. cTp FIT

FISK u AAICtts
No 81 WALL STREET.
WILL RECEIVE SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE NEW
SEVEN.THIRTY LOAN.
The Notes viii bs issued In denominations OF go sioo
$780, Co., aud $500 with interest at the sAts Of $40
PER CENT or ONE CENT per day on each go, payable
ssmisnnuslly.
They viii be xAssd August IS, 1884 and viii be payable
the snd Of three years current funds convertible INTO
Five Twenty SIX PER CENT Bonds payable. Principal and
Interest, In Gold
On al payments made PRIOR 70 August i Interest VIII %
allowed and after that date interest will be charged
~ Liberal arrangements viii be made with Banks Bank
sss and Dealers. :.
Subscriptions also received for The 10.4OLOAS and al
knds Of oyernmsut Securities bought and sold ct market
rates.
q Special attention vep to the conversion OF the old
rotss into tho SIX PER CENT Bonds Of 1881.
Holders Of amounts less than $500. can now sSsh them
selves Of the privileges Of conveonas the Bonds OF iSl
will hereafter Be issusd IA denominations OF $50 and Sio
- we'll in the larger denomination heretofore Issued
COVE ring The due August 49, interest VIII Be adjusted
10 tus' dste. flSk hAICh, NO % Welre-
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Tnn EnIK RArLvAs COMPANY,


Directors of this Company
IL have TINS DAY dec AIsd Dividend OFT Of tho earn.
ms Of tbs road for months cuilns soh June Of THREE
AND onE-HALk PER CENT. le., the Governments tar OF
8 per cert.l on the PREFERRED STOCK ...
Also Diyi,irnd Of FOUR PER CENT. on the COMMON
CAPITAL STOCK. fee OF Government tar
Both payable at the TreasuIss otce. Erie Place, on
wee,day third day Of August nett 70 the registered
hOle1.oi stock at tho closing OF he books.
The transfer books Of both Preferred and Common stoci
will be- closed Of Tuesday. the l9h ins md
be REQ pcned tho eth day Of August. . -
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OFFICE MAaiErrA AND CI<cISxArI RAILROAD Co.,
"a ID CauIIcorHH. D.. July IL. 1854 J

OyyIo. MlaiErrA AND CIxcISxArI RAILROAD Co.,
Il. o., CauLIcorHs. D.. July IL, 1864
nTVIDENDS.-The Board Of Directors nave
IL declared the following dvid-Lds, payable the 10Th 81
August Tor hal, year ending the ,cth Of June which win
DO paid pass sppcazins oekhoder on the STOCK BOOKS
A CASH DiVIDENp OF THREE PER CENT on the
FIRST PREFERENCE SHARES - .
A STOCK DIVIDEND OF THREE PER CENT on the
SECOND PREFERENCE SHARES In shares Of the salio
class -, At,
stockhod.rs Registered the agency in NewYok win TO
ceve their dividends ~ the frrmers Loan and Truss Con'
psuy in NewYok, and those resered ct the Once "a
WIN. h. WATSON, Secretary.
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TnAssrxR OFpoE OF rHs CHICAGO AND NORTH !
WESTERN RAILWAY Co, No. WAILut, Z
EEw YoRx, July %. 1864.
coupons due August ], 1864, from Preferred
~ Sinking Fund Bonds. General First Mor,gsse Esnds
Appleton EIteon Bonds and Green Bay Ertension pona
Of the CHICAGO AND RrHWESTERN RAiLMAt
COMPANY, and from fisst Mopsass Bonds Of the In
And CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD COMfANn win %
raid on and aer that date on presestaon AZ this cco
JAMES X. YOUNG, Secretary.
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OyvIos on rns CHICAGO AMI ALroH RI CoxrAxf
CHICAGO, July n, 1854 )

nIVlDEND NOIlCE,-Iae boaIa oi ut roc.
This DAY declared DIVIDEND Of THREE AND ONE
HALF PEA CENT free rom Governasnt ,ai on shs I'M
OF TWO AND ONE.HALf PER CENT free from Govern
men, TAI. the Common Stock Of tho Company being In
lisa OF dividend the Of which deferred In Jan
usry ns by reason Of expenditures for rolling
sto,k and other purposes all payable the once OF NJ ~
JESUP CO., No. 80 Exchange place, New-fofk' on ana
after roth August. 1854. 49, =, 49,.
HE Tr.n.er Books the Company VIII Close on the ioh
and open the 2oth August; -, ,vsr,,,r rL,.
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01yIc. o. ocrscY MIHrNo CoxPAsY,

No. 81 EIch,nse plsce, Ncw.iork, July 30, 1884
nVIDEND.-Tle Board Of Directors nave
IL aoclatsd q DIV IDRND Of EIGHT DOLLARS PER
SHARE from the earnings OF tho past six months peyros On
and aor MONDAY tho l3tn q August next
hoder. win be paid Of the ONCE Of HENRY PERKINS
No. 10 stse Boston until september J. The transfer esoks
70 be closed fros August s 10 l3tn inca i've
W. HART SMITH Secretary.
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oYrios CLEVELAND AND roLspo RAILROAD

OyFIos CLEVELAND AND TOLEDO RAILROAD /
CoxPASY tLsvkLAsp Ohio. July ~, 1884
EXTRA DIVIDEND.-At n Meeting Of the
H Directors this day. EXTRA DIVIDEND Of IN PER
CnNT. free OF Goseuuient Tax was declared as Of Ans l.
1904 Capita STOCK Of this Company De- paid 20 the
holders the 2ch day Of August next at the Cont
mental bank New York until the 10Th day Of sspembe and
AFTER that date a. the Company. otiIce In Cleveland.
The Trsr,fer Books Of The Company viii close SATUR
DAY July - o'clock p. H. end remain closed until the
I'D day OF August, at 10 O'Clock $: IN.
by order Of tho Board,
III. c. LUCE, Secretary.
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Oyucp OF sns PTrTssrRe, FoRr WAIVE AND
CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY. PIrrbBuRo, July ny.
l,f n.tC .f

NVIDEND-Lu bOatu on DieT nSUin =! - ~
"a PER CEkT on Of tbs original Capital stock Of
tia Company payable es Of Ooverpment Tsr) on and .er
ale san Oh Angns prormo ii the cce Of the Company Ia
th, cy, and Il the TrspseI Agency, wIHsLoW, LANIER
Co. no u Wars, New York. % theStockho.ders ss
tsyed a. Inc respective Offices Tho Transfer Books o. tho
Company viii close on the 10Th Of Juy lust, ct o'clock
~ and remain closcl en the 5th day Of August taofe-
'" W. b. BARNES, Secretary
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good many CT: zens of DE Ruyter are wear
In home made suits on clothes az wise measure OF
. economy In war timos.
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DIVIDEND.
~ ra- WASHINGTON INSURANCE COMPANY, No:
IL Bro4iwsy Of Msisnan- has declared dividend
OF SIX PER CENT payable Aug J. Tree OF Government tax.
July 20 1854 WM. X. L0fHROP. Secretary.
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OyyIcr on rag SnELpEs AND CoLussrAs COPPER Co.,
MI, n. .ko,k

OytIcr OF rHg SuELDES CoLusBfAS COPPER Co.,
No. ~ Wililamsi., New. York june -. 1904
rINHE Sheldon MINING COMPANY and
i the COLUMBIAN MINING COMPANY, having become
with the shelden aud Columbian Copper Com
pursuant the lava of the State OF Michigan notcs
te.eby Owen the Stockholders these Companies that ney
ar, rared 70 return their Cehcatss Of stock which they
now hold the oce OF this Company, No Y Wiuadst IN
and receive new Corhca;es therefor from the Sheldon and
Columbian Copper Company T. the proportion Of one h,re
ts Sheldon Columbian Copper Company Tor two shares
Of the other Companies concluded with IT, or. In default
thereof such stock will be forfeited. BY order.
HENRY PHELPS. Secretary.
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GALE Of 6 " cent STATE BONDS.
~ STATE OF CONNECTICUT

TREASURY Orrox, HAGrsoRD, July 90 1884
PROPOSALS Tor the purchase 81 $I0O9oo o. the BONDS
State Couueciic viii be received VI the Office Of the
Treasurer in Hsr.rd until TUESDAY se 9Th day Of August
1894, at O'Clock p. m. oi TIM. day.
deposit OF cent c anoCnt subfcbed will be 10
aured guaranty tire f performance Of the proposals.
be applied o the purchase be returned 10
successful bidders.
No bid vii De accepted less than the p~r vslne Of the
bonds and full payment In inds crreut in NevYok viii be
requLed within isen days notice Of the award lnss
e.wi hs SLOWED aud paid al payments from the dsts
thereof until the frat day Of October 1854 The Treasurer 70.
the right rsos sHch bids deem not 70 "
for the best Interest OF tue state
The bond. will bear date Of October 1854 with sig pee
coupons attached payable tho trst days a
phi and October ofeach year the Treasurer Once n
Hartford with the principal payable in thirty year, from dste
earlier period after years sc tie pleasure Of The
General Assembly, and viii be made payable TO the person %
persons whom they may DO issued, to bsarer and
Transferable delivery.
TIE faith and ce Q. tie State Of Connecticut heree2
pledged for the payment The interest and for chs redemption
Of t principal o. l bonds the sale Of which 10 sutnorzeS
by Of the General Assembly passed and APPROVED July
1864. GAsklEL W. CUTE, treasurer.
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MEMpERs AT WASHINGTON

Proof has also been obtained that persons belonging
b. this order and Rebels IN fact holding positions
In all ID, Departments at Washington who act spies
and are aides aud aboisrs Of the Rebel Government
THROUGH tbc1e tho Rebels not only advised Of al the
movements anu purposes OF the Government but also
Furnished by those In the Treasury Department. IL
forms part of the order to Introduce some OF Its no
beers into all the different branches Of tho Government,
Dot only at Washington but so throughout the States
and Dcpirimeu:s-in al telegraph. express and other
pablo Offices.
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VERMtLYE d. Co.,
No. A WALL. STREET,

No. ~ wALL.srhEET,
WIN receive subscriptions to the -1 -
NEW $50 TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
These notes hsard IN deaoninaons oS $50, o. e.
$500, $1,000 and $1,000 maturing is THREE
YEARS from August Is 1854 interest payable ssmi annually
In currency at the rs Of $40 PER CENT PEI pssa.
The so,ss payable In currency maturity OF Sspyso
able into 500 SIX PER CENT BONDS With MTgaEsy !
PAYABLE IN GOLD. .l r.-.-nt
All deposits made prior to August 18th win drvs iuisssla
SANE rate
The usual Commission allowed this Loan ana 80 q As
1910 Losn. 'a.",il A ''4'
We are prepared to convert the y. 3. 2 3.l0 TREAS
URY NOTES into the per cen. BONDS Il 1854 VIII
prompsnsss and Oh favorable terms 70
Also BUY and SELL At market rates III tisds Of GOV.
ERNMENT SECURITIES including ia
u. 3. $40 BONDS, s.|
u. 8. $50 TREASURY NOTES,
U.s. IL mos. CERTIFICATES or INDEBTRDNEsA
u. &. QUARTERMAsrERS CHECKS, +,
| U. &. Two.YEAa 8 per cent LEGAL TENUED
NOTES.
U. g. 9 Ger cent COUPON and RE0rsrxnnp. q
1851 -
| ro,ed OF. purchased,
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OFFICE on TIE AMERICAN Coal COMPANY
No. - TgIsIrT DuIi DING. No. III BROADWAY
NSw-i oRK, Jolly rs, l5t+
rINHE DIRECTORS of this Company have
declared dividend nom the earnings Of the Company
Tor six months ending Juns 30 ult Of Four PER CENT
sysbe the office Of the Company on or after the ION day
ing of The books .
be Transfer Books WI b closed at the Gloss q business
on the 9h day Of Jy rnd will be reopened on TIL KS
DAY the 18th day Of August. q. r. LLOYD, Secretary,
OFFICE LsSor FIRE ISIS. Co, No. l6 WALTZ.
rVNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS, complying
Il with tho new law, lave THIS DAY declared Semi
Annual DIVIDEND Of FIVE PER CENT payable on do.
nand free Of Government Tex.-NewYolk July IL, 1854
WALTER NJ FRANKLIN, Secretary.
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PRE-IsF 9 RMATioy.

Proof was also obtained early in June OF the contem.
ulated simultaneous demonstration Of the Southern ar
mics upon Pennsy Kentucky. ani Missouri about
tie time of the meeting OF the Chicago Convention on
tic 4h Of july In apticpatIo OF general rising Of the
Order consequent upon the difficulties Was supposed
would ehsue through the efforts Of vaiandighaD TO up
pear at Chicago tho meeting OF the Democratic Ma
iiona Convention. How that Information has pcen
verified the events which have taken place aimee aiord
annie evidence.
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Gauinqs Banks.
Ale0irai.

MANHOOD and the Vigor Of Youth Restotec
WI In gour Weeks by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE Of Lily
This wonderful sselt viii Mrnhocd TO the ps9
Shattered Constution, whether arising irsn Escose es
Abuse the Effects OF Climate Ns.urs Csuse& the tin?
required 10 cure tho most uvetetse se four weela rst
ure 10 impossible d.. RECORDS ESSENCE or LIE
sold In cs.cs with usruoous for use for So four aoanss
ties for % sent carefully PACKED recep, Of remit
,acs by bis accredrd Chc14Is seat Ice o. sses
Of four stamps- PHILIP ROLAND, Sole Ayn, W. D., No.
"a Bropms.t.. ono daor wet from Broadway, ~ Y.
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The organizations Of this order are known by d1er-
eut names in dlcrent localities but the members be-
longing TO thea enabled. by signs and grips. to
tnow and recognize each other In al parts.
FEDERAL OFFICERS WHO ARP NEtfBERs.
Proof las been obtained that there Officers In the
Feloia Army who belong TO this order and that these
officers when captured By the Rebel army arc I'M
tremendously turned loose agin because they are be.
leyed by tie Rebels 10 DO OF service 10 them In
their ow lines than they could be "a prisoners.
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pEBEL DEsERTRRs.


II IL further established beyond doubt that therr
general understanding and policy acted upon ny the
Rebel commanders especially In the Trans Mssl,.ipp
Depa tent 10 have num,er Of spies within our hnes
especially in Missouri. BY giving them leaves of absence
10 20 homo into tie States among their iahies anu
f.ends, and those permitted TO 30 lone are In
ttrllcted by their officers how succcssfuIy 70 pass
through the lines without being moiested With these
they start for the North and upon reach
ing toe Union post represent themselves us de-
sertcrs and take tho amnesty OATH they then com.
mence their operations spies and smagslers and st
the sane time IL the understanding that they should
Ion IN the Else with tho nenbers Of tho order winch
was expected to take place about the 9TH Of July.
THE MCLELLAS MINUTE hES
or the real character of the Mcclellan Minute Men"
IN New.York and some other States aud ITS ideathea
ton with this order there IL abundant evidence Its
aims aDd rituals have been obtoned and ITS workings
and objects are well understood Its National Score.
try frankly admited-suppOsing himself 10 DO speak
ING ION tie square to a member OF the D. A. K.-that
/, mas assumed support OF the war pocy only because
people are full Of gunpowder aud light and that
hosc who represent it, interest are TO preach vgor.
ous prosecution II the war. but that when once In
poser they conld soon throw of that policy and the
war would DO closed within thirty days after assuming
the rens OF Government with such GUARANTEES 10 the
south 90 would satisfy them.