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, 1864-03-22
Special NutltcS.



FEHALE CoHrr-AIkrs-Eo other remedies Of the dsy
nowt TO the E~n:ler ~ex and which nrc the
aad results Of nervous 1eh!sy or enfeehlcd consttu
1ion Thousands Of !eaalcs ID Autsica owe Their
1ttencc md TIC actual enjoyment Of hcalh the use
OF thcSe celebrated remedies. Their nature Il BIN
plr at they tnHy be taker by the raest eaaG tcmsc
w1th re.ect freedom and Paf:tv. sold hy al D.ns-
&sisss. u 25c, c. and Il per box. uh .e.21!~
Doctor Thomson.
Formerly Assistant Surgeon to De Moro Ho.n!talt
ssh Marie, Lisbon Portugal. and Surgeo? to aosp?.
tai, Saint Antoine, Saint Pierre, y. Lag gcsuAca
Nmself to the treatment ci b!oaa esass IN
cago. III. IL. ests:lshed fol- lin unprecedented
and ALL blood tlfcasca, Nervous ptoty c. Eisaoas
dtrcstnG = diseases Incident 10 females treated With
,.cnlfnrIr Eucccs8 Omcc End AnAdomieAl Museum a.
17S SOuh Clark street; Pest 0tllce hog 2. Hy IN.
..losluE Is rCuts postage Et1pes The
s;niLc tia bc Forwarded to cny address IL the untca
tstAtes. Haoiaa!t9i3t
Help tor the Afflicted.
DIT. pApDS RESIN WEED TRoCHEs, prepared
from the Prairie Weed "sjlrbyut." The properties
oi tue Reep Weed arc Will known 70 the people ot
.hc West ~ ente and efficient for the treatment Of
.srynstt!s, Hoatscrxs, Etunc1ltla. Asthma, Colds,
<onets, IEfEen.a, Catsrrh- Also, Fluid Extraet OF
silphyum. Prepared by g. Il. DADD, ND.
LORD & SMITH. General Western Agentst q Lake
street. chcoEo. For sale by au Druselss-
111hzt-a.1b: :At =
, 1864-03-22
d Good Campaign Document.

The Executive Committee Of the National
Union League, have prepared IN excellent
Campaign Document which ought to be
widely distributed as follows:
NAT1oxAL Council CHAMBER, q. L. or A.
WARRINGTON, D. c., March Is. 1864.
The opinions OF 4. Lincoln upon Slnvcry and its
tssnes; Indicated BY his speeches. letters and pro-
clAmatione. IL pages.
- pub1tshed BY tie Union Lesgue Of America.
Furnished by mail, free Of postage, ct the following
rates, viz:
No. i. Fine paper, (stttcbed and trimmed,) s. per
hundred; SIS per thousand.
No. 2. Common paper, (etitched and trfmmed,)
$1-60 per hundred; $l3 per thousand.
Be- particular m esating which kind you deatrc,
and in giving Maine and post Office address. Send
subscriptions to ". 3. fnwN,
, 1864-03-22
DIABETES

I4a disease Of the Stomach and Liver, actngsthrough
tho haneyB, and Is, without donbs the ncs obstinate
constitution. We have no space for discussing causes,
ont Ma stato taat ts eject Sf tie disease + re con
ol tbs food tnto sngar EAieh stimulates the sidney7
suffer from this dlsease who 1gnnraut Of It that
e sheg pass large Quantities d9sag he day. and are
drrng The night No notice Is taken Of It nnn their
attenon Is called 70 the large discharge Of water and
control of ordinary remedies Another symptom ia
the great thirst which. when the disease is fully estab
without being sats1ed ALSO tryness Or The mouth,
crackEg Of the nps sEeet bEsath. in the mere aa.
and the patient Eradually sinks rom sxhaustiou.
, 1864-03-22
OFFICE OF
Comptroller Of the Currency

TAsuHaTog. FebruasJ 1st, 1ssi.
WH1ArAB. BY sateikctory evidence pxeaeated to the
BEYOND National Bank Of CHICAGO, IN, ,the County
Of Co,.K aud Etate Of ILLINOIS. has been duly of:
fae act OF Congress, ett1ted An Act to provide
National CusTGnty, secured tT 4, pledge Of United
scotmp.ion thereof" Approved February q. 1855. sud
eutred 70 be complied with before commencing the
tnsinees Of B&nlinF. .
Nov, TnrExrohT. T. hugh McCULLOCu4 Ccmp-
roller Of xhe Currency. do hereby certify that the
SECOkO National Bank Of CHICAGO, County Of
COOK and State Of ILLINOIS, Is authorized to com.
menee The bnHneAA Of RankahE undes tht act atoEar
axid.
36EAL and hA4 Of of1ct. tt3s FIRST dag Ct FEB
e~~--3 REAEy. i8cf. "
fElEned.3 HUGH McCCLLOCH,
No. E15. Comptroller q tho Currency.
, 1864-03-22

. Dear slr Having sean your adreEttseneot Of Con-
stitution Water, Recommended foe Inflammation oi
9he Fdnrya snd Irritation Of The B1adnr, having sn{
eTe for the oast fhree years. md t1ed the sk Of
nnmher Of phJs!ciana With only temporary relief,
bottle Of Tour agents II Meaars. Lee ssor
CO., md vhsR had r5ed @ ha!; p II e ny surprise
betties d II aud s whs.e expected 10 be IL
NJ gratitude tor It feel shat Il IA III and more tha
yon recommend Il 70 be. May she blessIng Of God
Yours, truly. IxozAao s. B1ozIow.
, 1864-03-22

Gents freely give yop liberty 10 mike uss Of tAe
Glowing certificate of the valun o( Coussltutior
Water, which can recommend tn tho highest man.
Ny wife, Who w1a attacked with pain In the sheu1-
aefs whole length back, and n her limbs with
Womb, ,p51monotrhea. and irritation Of tho Iaddes.
leaiIed Rh5siciant Who attended her about thret
then employ ed one Of the best physcians could nd,
who attended her for about months, and WHILE
m1ch paia &c 4asly gaye her up, aud said heT cass
vas incurahlt For" said he, "sae has such co1n-
operates against eoaas other Of her dtMc6tes About
this time che commenced the use Of Constitution
dose scanned 10 bare the dearctt eect and she fept
on 1mproyl Ing rapidly uudes its treatment and now
not taken any Of tha Constitution Wafer for about
four weeks and We arc happy to sRy that 1t has pE
dnctd permanent cure.
-. Wx. &. VAN BzSscuoIxS.
, 1864-03-22
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, 1864-03-22
Hnfr Dye* A0ir 1te7s

BAGHEL0Hts selc chrgted HAlR nYF . 1E1 fEsf
s-1Ia Dye known: This tp'vndd l1as! ye i rcFsee:
Red Rus.y os Cry nair san, lnsartly e
sae 3ar Stating the sh1n. 4ear1ns the us!s Soft
~ot Beautiful tuparss II esh vitality. frequently Tee.
SAD bye1. The Genuine IL signed WILL An 4. hAcf.
a13R, gu osAes8 afe niitauofk, ard st 6Ri2 bL
tyci6ed Sold by III pFug9iatE, &c. Eaetorr, 81 Bar.
nlky street, New YQll. ty%E2s-ly.
, 1864-03-22
SECOND NATIONAL BiRK
OF CHICAGO.
bucCEssoH 70
J. a. ELLIS e. CO.

We are now prepared to receive Deuosits, bny aud
seli change. and uansAct General HhEi1aE Bual-
ueHs.
We klso keep on hand for sale United ss4tes Eere-
cue STAMPS allowing the usual discount on orders for
n1e lnnured douaEs and urGa1dA
9nlee Northwest corner uI lake and
Clark Streets.
j. 4. ELLIS, President.
Chicago. February sth 1864. fes.wsS6oe
DANK OF AMERICA.-PubIso
Notice u hereby given. that all Bills or C1rculat.
MT Notes ofthe
"BAKK OF AhdEATCA.ss
HE7etoiore and dotng business the city
af Chicago, under the general banking lave ofthe
il Illinois, most be presented for a5ent to the And.
Pr ofPu6is Aeconnts OF sad stats. At h1 office, IN
dste hsreof the funds deposited for he redemption
Of said notes viii b gIren up to said bank.
Dated till 10Th dAE OF May, A. u. 1861.
GEORGE SMITH, President
f. n. WILLARD. Cashier. ty3 f22fo]e754
, 1864-03-22
Ucnru11 35lttCr5.
DR.. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEfbRON BIT'TEKS
1hs Latest and Most Important Discovery of
the 18th Century.

ftNo mR II naxaL Is more Ultimately connected T1in
the tbs ofy OF tde Gteta Ne les Of the ctted ststea
seve.. t:tn thas of Dr. joHN BULL. Of Lonlsv1lle.
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cot claim 10 be tap 6fscoye-cr Of GEDlDN, Eh3ch
<re hssts Of tta btst 1pE offered to tie public That
Ame1!ta, to whom i'& viitnes hare nes2 ktoEn for
mo:e thaE two huncrea ycass! ATmeG ~!te i ths In
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tattnn It tn 10 long enjoy ID Il ce1Esi As36 sne
n
, 1864-03-22

plTTSBURGH, FORT WAYNE
J.. AND CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPANY.
OFFICE or TUE SEcEE1ARY,1
FrTsaEEon; Pr: February :ssh, lst..
clsred dividend Of SEVEN PER CEkTuM on the H.
cC1Et of Third Mortgage Bonds Of this Company out
Of the earnings Of 1SG3 PAYABLE In Isl dag
Of Apttl next. II. H BAINES Secretatr
9-a2iS3t
, 1864-03-22

n VHyHA0lOEICsA VIC" U1 I1s1T"
rfEEc~
4:outa1nbx nearly 500 p%ges and 1sb ne PlAtes Ana
EugrAyiEs Of the ALatnlay ot the Sexual Organs IL
= slatc n Heath and t.4stase. with Trt mise on
SelFAbust, liz ptpl1rabIe ConseQuc.ce4 upon tlt
eand md BODY. with the Autor's Plan Of Treatment
--.e onS rational end successful mod Of euxe. -
EhoEn by the report If cases treated. 4 truthful
sdy.ssI 70 the a.r.tea a1d those s@ontemg,a1tnS @
condition. Gent frc of postage to sny addrcsa, on
-ncolpt Of q ccnts. n siam Or enrEt ncy. BY
fanv n y fesa.71Q srSo.1k
, 1864-03-22
THESE ARE FACTS ENOUGH,

We present the Constitution Water to the public
E1th the conviction that 1t has equal In relieving
he elasa q diseases fos wach It has been found g
ena be rewarded for efforts IN placing 20 valua-
patient and phyLcian-
, 1864-03-22
Help for the Afflicted.
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Hasunss Magnolia Balm.

HaEun's Magnolia Balm.
Th1s u the most de1lEbsfu1 md extraordinary art
cvtr discovered. Il changes the sun burnt tace
end hands to pezray sstan texture Of rHyishsug
beauty, 3mpsrtiug the marble purity Of youth. Aud
thc diangu< 1ppsarnnco Inviting In the city bee
fasAlon. Il removes tan. frecllea plmples and
xouehnesa from the skin, leaEiuS the complexion
rcsh, transparent and Gmooth. II contains mate
ri2 Injurious the skin. PstroufEed by Actfnsses
and Opera Singers. 1t u Hhat every lady should
siayc. Sold eytryN here.
Prepared by u. l., HAGAN. Troy. n. r.
Address ali o.detn to
, 1864-03-22
SUPPRESSED REPRESENTATION,


Have long einca given up the use Of buchu, cnbeba
and juniper N the treatment Of these dEseates ul
only uae them for tho want Of . better remedy. >.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

HoRRIBLE DEATH On Wednesday night
last, on Miners Ravine, half milo below Au.
burn Station, the house occupied 10y man
named Nelson and wife, was totally consum
by fire, and horrible to relate, Mrs. Nelson
was burned to a cinder. Nelson, who was
not in the house at the time the fire broke
ont, attempted to rescue his wife; but in do.
ing so was dreadiulIy burned, and was him.
self snatcbed from the fire 10y persons who
arrived on the ground-but he died on the
following morning from his injuries.
Nelson and lis wfs were aged people,
having no children, and occupied the house
alone. The origin Of the fire is not known;
bu; it is surnised that ntomperance was the
cause.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
YANKEE JIM CORRESPONDENTS.

Messrs Mitchell The democracy of this
District are in fine spirits. Every flash Of
lightning from the east furnishes additional
evidence of the wisdom Of those who post
puned the Chicago convention. Many of
our friends who were disposed to look at the
post ponement as AN acknow Judgement Of
our weakness. now see the point and ac
knowledge the vision of postponement -
I'm lad the nominations are put oil" is
the universal expression among us.
Immense Indignation is felt here among
all democrats at the recen, arrest of Col,
Charles Weller and Bishop Kavanagh; and
with it determined expression that, while
they most earnestly desire peace and har-
mony there is point beyond which fnrhear
ance &c ses To he a virtue. That point the
agents Of the Administration appear to he
determined to force upon the people; tut we
hope for the sake of humanity and the good
Of the country that General M,D well may
discover, before it he too late what will be
the Consequences if he continues to notice
| the insane rawlings OF corrupt hlreIing press,
| or Ia place confidence in the aflidavllS Of as
oraceess a set of vagabonds us ever went
uuhung.
The Union splitting party held Couven,
lion at Michigan Butt the other day. for the
purpose Of nominating candidates for this
Revenue District. The Convention was
composed largely of renegade democrats,
some of whom have had taste AT the pub
lie iii under The auspices and patronage Of
the democracy. and perhaps were again get
ting hungry. They t-lt that something must
be done to show their fidelity to their new
associates and their principles, s. they went
to work and split the convention, and they
say they were entirely success .tul. Now this
is not exactly the kind Of splitting that they
were expected to do, hut 1t should recon-
mend the authors to their new associates, for
men no could so lhorou hiv and complete
" split convention Of the shodd, spoiis
Union splitting party. will certainly make
valuable assistants and coadinIors for the
great work in hand-lhat of splitting the
Union,
We were pleased to learn bv the last issue
of the Herald. that the Board of Supervisors
had appointed committee to look after The
| Interests Of Placer County. as n Storkhohler,
ia The Central Pacific Railroad Company.
hat to night we are chagrintd and indignant
at the subsequent action of the Board IN re-
scindinr the order, and all sorts Of invecives
are hurled against the County fathers. A
petition PRAYING them to reconsider their
action has been in circulation about ten
minutes, and was just now shown to me with
toryltour names to it. Every body signs it.
without distinction Of party. Al! the PEG
pie want is a thorough investigation Of the
affair
vii, write you again some Of these days
Ious. De.
CIIlTKOW.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
DISTRICT COURT.--AUGUST TERM.
T. q. MCFARLAND, Judge.

Monday August Sth.
Thomas Bond. Harmon Twiee. Christian
Recrers, and Chas. Janson, admitted to citizen
ship
Waknp & Wyman VS.. VIM. Kincaid ct al-Set
for trial August 18th.
American River Water & Mining Co. vs.. Peter
Snyder Gases No. l and 2 continued for the
term by consent Of parties.
The People VS.. Curkhuf Motion OF prosccu-
ton Cor continuance argued and overruled.
John Scott VS.. Lewis Locke IL A. B. Marshall
Juh smcnt and decree Of foreclosure for Plaintiff.
Vcnirc issued for 20 special jurors.
Attachment issued for del,ultng witnesses in
case OF the People VS.. Carkhuf
Tuesday. August 9th.
Tho People VS.. Samuel Carkhuif List Of ju.
rors exhausted, and Venirc for Is more special
jurors.
Al o'clock. r. NJ, same day vcnirc returned.
and Jury c0mpl, ted in case of the People vs.
Carkhuff Special jurors not on present panel
discharged for The term.
Patrick Cahill and james Rcena, admitted TO
citizenship.
"Wednesday. August 10th.
John Farq uar, native Of Ireland, admitted 10
citizenship.
The balance of the day the Court was occu.
pied in hearing testimony on the Carkhutf case.
Thursday. August llh.
Lloyd Tcvis VS.. Ross ct Ill - Cause placed upon
the calendar. and set for trial Monday next.
John Bell, j. W. Crowley and Dcnni, Sullivan.
subjects of Queen Victoria were admitted TO
citizenship.
Friday. Aug. 12h.
Argument was heard in the case OF Calkhuif,
jury instructed and retired to deliberate.
Saturday. Aug. 18Th.
People VS.. Caikhuff jury returned into court
lis morning after being out all night with Il
verdict OF acquittal. Prisoner discharged.
People VS. All Lay continued until Monday
next
Charlotte Patton VS. Seth Patton-refcrcd to Ii.
Fellows TO take testimony.
Special vcnrc issued for u more jurors
j. +. Henry V, Evers G, al jury cmpannclcd
aud witnesses examined. Court adjourned until
Monday next
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
DISTRICT NO. 1, CONVENTION.

The Democratic Convention Tor Dlstrct No.
is hereby postponed until the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER next. in accordance with the resolution
passed by the District Committee. The election
for Delegates will take place on Saturday, Sep
tcmber 10Th. and each Precinct will he entitled
OF the following number of Delegates:
Beals Bar 2. Wildwood 2, Gait Ilonsc 2. Dry
Creek 2, Dotans Bar 2, Virginia 5, Gold Hill 4
Superior 3, Ophr 2, Auburn Station 3, Horse
Shoe Bar 2, Pine Grove 2. Stewards Flat 5
Harrison's (Newcastlc) 4, Lincoln I, Dunn Shed 3
Fuller's Ranch 2. Union Shed l. Cox's Ranch 2
JOHN 7. CANNON, Chairman.
W. s. DEADMAN, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

VOLUME TwELvE.-Two issues more closes
the Twelfth Volume Of the Placer Herald
and in the succeeding week the Herald will
commence the thirteenth year Of its exist
snce. We deem it a proper time to sug
gsst to many Of our Democratic friends
throughout the county to extend its cir.
cula,ion and influence, by sending us rs
many subscribers as they can. There are
hundreds of Democrats in Placer county
who should be patrons Of the Herald j
Democrats would be successful, they should
literally support their party organs ON
political opponents are not backward in this
respect, and it has assisted them materially
in making a very strong party. We hope
to see the Herald circulated freely in every
precinct during this Presidential campaign
Parties wishing it until after the Presiden-
,ial Election can have it sent to them foi
the sum Of $3.50, and where clubs of five
or more are ordered, prepaid, 1t will te
forwarded for one dollar for each subscriber
We have a few oil subscribers on our
list who are somewhat forgeful Of us, or
rather of our terms. We hope before we
have commenced our thirteenth volume
thew will forward us their back dues, and
for which in return we will be pleased to
send them receipt.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

STRONG LANGUAGE.-At the large and
enthusiastic meet ing hell at the Cooper In
stiture, New York, on Tuesday, tie 2Srh Of
June. To raify the nomination Of Fremont
and Cochran, Hon. N G. C!avbourne, Of Mis-
souri,, was called upon for a S .eecl, and cIos'
his remarks rs follows:
The only way the West had to preserve their
liberty was 10 have the iyrunt who now usarped
the Government hurled from his seat OF power
(1rcmcndou> chcrrs.) Lincoln had violated the
Constitution. had countcnanced arbitrary arrests
sttlcd tree speech and The freedom Of the press
He did nj have intcli eencr, nor dignity OF char
actcr. While the nation was in her crisis, Linz
coin sat telling smnIty stories in his chair al
Washington. (Great applausc.."
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

At meeting Of the Democratic Committee of
District No. 2, held at Auburn, August 9th. 1864,
it was resolved to bold Convention at Illinois
town, ON TIE 18TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER
next, for the purpose of nominating a District
Collector and Assessor, and for the transaction
Of such other business as may properly come be-
fore the onvention.
The election of Delegates will take place on
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER TENTH, and each
precinct will be entitled TO the following number
Of Delegates:
Auburn 4; Rattlesnake 2; Orrs Ranch 2; Neils-
burg 2; Rock Creek 2; Lisbon 2; Manhattan 2;
Ilnoistown =; Gold Run 2; Dutch Flat A Lost
Camp q; Secord Camp 3; Koxyillc @
W. A. HINES, Chairman.
WM CRUrCHER, Secretary.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

Nor WANTED Dutch Flat Enquire,
having recently made strong drift towards
Uncle Abe's Union splitting party, is very
coolly received 10y the Stars and Stripes
which broadly says that the sum and sub
stance of the Enquirers Unionisn appears
to be that it has an Independent candidate
for Collector in District No. 2, Placer coun
ty. This ia not placing high estimate upon
the loyalty of our co,emporary Of the moun-
tains.
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EB- Perhaps it would he as well FOR our Board
Of Super visors, now that the Carkhuf case has
been disposed o., to have the bill fcoSts made up
and transmitted to the Board Of Supervisors of
Sacramento coaniy for payment. That county
still owes Placer over 81 500 for expenses in
Cured in the celebrated Bates Trial. and from
appearances is likely TO owe it forever Now
before the Carkhuf expenses get cold" the
Sacramento authorities had better lie informed
Of the amount and requested to pay.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13
BIRTHS.

At Bald Hill. Placer county. on Tuesday, the
9th inst, the vile of james Monaghan, Of daugh-
ter.
At Iowa Hill, August 5th, the wife of Colonel
Kline OF a son.
At Iowa Ill., August 7ih the vile OF Martin
PelSter. of Il SON.
At Wisconsin Hill. August 5th, the vile OF
VIM. IIubbcll. Of daughter.
At Independence HILL August 7th, the vile OIL
Richard May OF IA daughter.
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a gentleman from Virginia City state.
that it is his belief, that the next election
will show "A voting population in Storey Tin
which Virginia City is situaIed) 1000 less
than there was at the election last January.
The total vote then WA, 4.l3O.- Bee.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1864-08-13

CORRECTION An error having been made
in the superintendent for Delegates to the
Democratic Convention of District No ],
the necessary correction is made this week.
The apportionment is made on the vote
received BY Governor Downey last fa;l-one
for the precinct. one for each twenty-five
votes. and one for each fraction of twenty
I've votes.