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DEMOCRATIC MEETING AT LINCOLN.

The District Convention at Lincoln, on
Thursday, was fully nttend.d-every pre-
cinct being represented The proceedings
we're marked by entire harmony, and TIE
ticket nominated is one that the delegates
expressed tho fullest confidence in eleclna
10y a handsome majority. After tie Con-
vention the District Committee met, and
permanently organized tor The work OF the
campaign. In The evening Democratic
CIub was formed, with large membership,
and the officers elected.
After candle lighting mass meeting was
heiL ia front Of the Logan House Colonel
Newman, Of Stewasts Flat, presiding. DO
Hamilton. candidate for EIector, was speci
ally announced As the speaker OF the evening,
but preceding his arrival speeches were made
by Coils Ne" man and Ball Mr.. Hamilton
then appeared. and received arousing greet
ing from the asse,nbIage. He was in fine
voice, and went into the work, if possible,
with more than his usual earnestness. lie
spoke Zoe two hours or more TO the most
attentive auditory We have seen for years,
and the frequent Interruptions Of applause,
was undenisbe testimony to the happy effect
OF his remarks.
After Mr.. Hamilton, J. Z. Damercn was
called out, bat owing 10 the laenees Of the
hour, excused himself with few words of
encouragement on the promising signs of the
casnpag en-.
The ranchmen of the neishboring country
were out in strength; as well as the miners
from the neisihorng foothills. The meet
ing was large, and the sentiment that liis
was TO he Democratic year was al'preva'l'
ing. The meeting was the Initiative one OF
the campaign in this county, and ~as a most
suspicious beginning. The good work com
anences bravely.
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Mr.. R. 0. Crnvens, Of Yankee jim b.;n.
called for, addressed the convention n
forcibe and eloquent manner. lie 49,.
frequently applauded BY the convention "'
On motion, the delegates from tho ,..
pective Townships Of the District were =.
quested to meet in separate convention, ,na
nominate candidates for Road Comuiss;ons..
of their Townships.
On motion, the convention adjourned
with three cheers for the Constitution md
the Democratic nominees.
W. Ii. BULLOCK, Chairman
ED. BARRETT. Secretary.
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DExocpAuc CLuB Az LNcoLx.--Ihe
Democracy of Lincoln organized a C'"e on
Thursday night, o. THIS week. Ninety per-
.on. signed the voH. Il. W. Stare was elect
I'D President; and S. B Wyman, Secretary
The Democracy of Lincoln are wide awake,
aud going into the canvass ui,h great enlhn
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

EB- Duris,g the sitting Of the Democratic
Convention, at Lincok, OH Thursday Jacob
son, the litdo Democrat, hausoa'ely ohsm
panned the officers, mach 60 their salstact
ton, and without in the least depressingtbe
entbusiastu Of tho oecsaiaA%0
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

psy- An active member of the Union Lin
coin party. named Walker, has been coming
the Jeremy Diddles" over The Stars and
Stripes n,au, and he gets the benefit of a
notice by reason oft. Probably, there are
numerous other Of the party brethren who
bavs suffered from the sams individual
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

~ Grant. Sherman and Sheridan ale doing
absolutely nothing in the military line. yet gold
has conc down to 226. and glceubacks have gone
IN to &c cents. If this result is TO be attributed
70 any other cause than the popularity ct Nc
Clel.au S nomination, the bright prospects OF his
election, and the consequent return OF peace TO
the country, we cant see il,
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CHRIST,S CHURCH SERVICE, Episcopa

DIVINE SERVICE will be celebrated at tho
Court House every second (2nd) and foWM (4tb)
Sunday OF the mouth. Hours OF Service IL
O'clock A. NJ. aud clock p. NJ.
The Sunday School will meet on every Sunday
at O'Clock, p. NJ.
REV. ADAM A. McALlSTER,
Minister Officiating.
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AT Lincoln, 18th inst, the wife of j. T. Cannon.
Esq, OF son.
and has The happiest Dad in the State. in conse.
qucnce.]
At Virginia, August 3lst, the wife of Gausha
Grey, of y son.
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DIED.,

OF Typhoid Fever. at the residence Of Dr..
Myers, Auburn. on Friday. the 10th inst, Mas.
a. NJ SPRAGUE. wife OF c. l.. SPRAGUE, Of Iowa
Hill, formerly Of Vermont.
Funeral will take place to-day at o'clock Pm.
Yeas. formerly OF Belfast. Maine.
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E. NJ. BANvARD, Sec'v.

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION AT FoREsr HILL.
The Convention which met at Forest Hill on
the 18th inst, was well represented, nearly
every precinct having delegates present The
proceedings were characterized by good feel.
ing. and an earnest determination to do all
in their power for the success Of the Dem
ocratc cause The Democracy Of District
No. 3, are aroused and fully prepared for the
contest. Their nominees have proven them
selves hereto fore able and eff lent officers,
and we doubt not they will be re elected
A the close Of the Convention Il. O. Ora
ven, Esqr. Of Yankee Inns WAS loudly called
for, aud made an eloquent speech upon the
occasion. He portrayed the evils brought
upon the country by our present rulers, and
the necessity of change in the conduct OF
National affairs, as The on y way by which the
Constitution could be saved from violation,
and the liberties of the people preserved. He
WAS loudly cheered and the delegates left
for their homes feeling that the principles Of
Democracy were yet alive, and will yet save
the country from anachy and ruin
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

WARS IN THE WIND?-Thc dispatches say that
Horace Greeley is again in correspondence with
the rebel Commits toners at Niagara Falls, and
has assured them that Lincoln will send commits
uissioners to Richmond to open ncgotiations for
peace. without requiring the abolition OF slavery
O. the basis.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

J. w. Kings, formerly police Off
Ger of Sacramento, shot his wife, and then
sho. himself, at New Castle, on Saturday
last. They both died in little while. His
wife was Formerly the wife Of symonds, who
was hung in Sacramento last year, for the
commission of murder. The womaa having
deserted Knaggs, it SO preyed upon his mind,
that he COMMITTED the tnurderous deed.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

PArHrrNG.-Mr. Richard Barrett, having pcrma-
nently located in Auburn. announces, per adver-
tisement TO day, his readiness to do all work in
the several branches of his trade, at moderate
rates and in workmanlike style.
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Road Commissioner Nomination OF Town.
ship No. 1.
IL1INo1srowN. Sent. l5th Is

ILIINoIsTowN, Sept. 18th. 1864.
At meetinr OF the Delegates from Township
No. 4, held after the adjournment of the District
Convention. it was. after ballot being had.
unanimously resolved o nominate JOHN SALER,
rs the Democratic candidate for Road Commits
eioner of Township No. 4. ]. JONES,
Chairman District Convention
HIVES Sccretnry
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". A. HINES, Secretary.

MEETING ToNIGHT The Democracy Of Auburn
Precinct will permanently organize their Club
this evening at the "American''- after which
10 Hamilton will address the meeting in front OF
the Hotel. Turn out. Democrats.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

NJ The National Inteiigencer. Washington
City. the old line central Wing organ, aud one oil
the most influential Journals IN the country mas
come out strongly Tor Mcclellan. The Lincoln
press dislike the announcement very much.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

AoA1N At Ills PRAcr,cE-W II. Bal
lock, having returned from Nevada Territory
has again hung his single ION the outer
walir at Michigan Bluff, where in the fature
b intends to dispense law 60 The good people
of that section See card in to-da,'s Herald.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

REcoyEmNa.-M,s. Miler and her little
daughter, liviag aesr Rattlesnake, are recov-
srinr from the effects Of the clllorc form taken
Sy ther, few days since. The telegraph
statement published of theT death, was
wholly incorrect.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

The NEVADA ELEcTIoN.-A Democratic
victory in Nevada Territory was about the
last thing the Loyal Leaguers looked for,
and in consequence they are unable to con-
ceaI their modification and chagrin. Storey
by far the most popnlons county. and the
very citadel of Abo,ionism in the Territory,
elected the entire county aud Legislative
ticket, and gave Bradford. the Democratic
nominee for Congress about fifteen hundred
majority. Lander county, Qhe Reese River
country,1 also went Democratic, reversing
its previous political complexion The
Leaguers claim E,meraIda and several other
counties but they are no compensation for
The loss of Storey They concede the cleo.
ton OF Bradford. but try to find a crumb
of comfort in the fact that, the adoption
Of the constitution will require another eec-
ton for Congressman. when they hope to beat
him This is a verv slender thread ia depend
upon-lor whatever may be Bradtord's ma
joriiy now, it will be largely increased on
another trial. The victory in Nevada is
fully appreciated by both sides. 1t shows
that there is live Democratic party there,
and all that was required was organization.
to exhibit grea, strength and secure victory.
1t also shows that the Linuo!n party is losing
strength, and does not possess the invinei-
bility it so boaslfully claims. It shows also
that McCelan's nomination is popular with
the masses, and gives strength and enthu
siasm to the Democracy.
We bail the result in Nevada as a great
and glorious euccess-the forernnner Of a
political millennium in the land.
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

Coon BEGINN,No.-At the Democratic
primary meeting in Auburn, on lasl Saturday
night, the preliminary steps were taken tor
the organization Of Club in the pfee'"et'
and n;Ueiy eight persons signed the roll
The Placer herald., 1864-09-17

~ Accounts from the East state that McClcl-
lan's nomination is received with unbounded sat
isfaction by the Democracy aud that immense
ratification meetings are being held over the
eou ntry
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Democratic Committee of District No. l.
S. B. Wyman Chairman 7. S. Levy. Secre-
tary John II. Mitchell Treasurer E. Franks,
A. S. Whittemore, T. 3. Harper, VIM. S. Deadman
Democratic Committee of Dist riot No. 2.
VIM. NJ. Cruchcr, Chairman james Shoe
maker. Secretary A. C. Neill, w. a. Hines
John Meyer.
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DIVINE SERVICE

REV. G. NJ. EDWARDS, Of the NJ. L. Church, will
hold Divine Service at the Court House. in Au.
burn, to morrow morning, Sunday at Ii o'clock;
and in the evening, at the same place, a. II
clock.
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MARRIED..

At Neillsburg, Sept. Sih, Mr.. F. S. GwIxS Of
Yofo county, 10 Miss EMMA HALsEY, OF Neills
burg.
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RICHARD M. BARRETT
uuou.e S;pn and Ornamental Painter

HAVING permanently located IA Aasu'r rea.
I'LL prepared 10 do all work in bis line, Nv wv
sonable rates aud in o workmaplike MANNER; ~,
PARTICULAR Alteration given to CARhdAGn nd
ING and PAPER HANGING. Also. to G'ia" "nior..
Gla.inng and Marbeling. in water OF Oh 0''''
Auburn, Sept. l7ih, iS64.-3m
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Party, ito Platform and its nominees and the
Convention adjourned, sine die.
T. b. HARPER, Pres't.
y ". s. S Dl nrsx, sss'y..
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PREACHING.

REV J. +. HANDY, will preach in Auburn, 4.
the Court House, on the 3rd Sunday Of Sept,
QSth,) in the morning at 10 o'clock
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Democratic Convention of District No 2.

ILL1NoIsrowN, Sept. 18th 1864.
The Delegates from District No. 2 Placer
County met in District Convention, at Illi-
noistown on Thursday Sept. 18th, pursuant
to call of the District Central Committee.
The meeting was called to order by the
Chairman of the District Central Committee,
w. A. Hines, Esqr. On motion of VIM. M.
Crutcher, Jas A. Shoemaker was elect ed
temporary Chairman, and E. NJ. Banvald was
elected temporary Secretary.
On motion a committee Of five was ap-
pointed BY the chair, on credentials, per-
manent organization, and order of business,
consisting of J. Jones, VIM. NJ. Cru,cher, L.
L. Bullock, VIM. Turner and J. F. Myer.
On motion the Convention adjourned TO
meet at one o'clock p, M.
One O'CLOCK, z. NJ.
Convention met pursuant to adjournment,
J. A. Shoemaker, Chairman, and E. NJ. Ban
ward, Secretary.
The Committee on Credentials, permanent
organization and order Of business reported
as follows: Delegates to the Convention.
Auburn-Wm. NJ. Crucher, L. l.. Bul
lock, Geo. A. Keehner and E. NJ. Banvard.
Rattlesnake Leach, NJ. Kelly, E
Walsh, proxy for Kelly.
Rock Creek -Jno O'Farrel and NJ Nc
Gonage.
Orrs Ranch-F. A. Redwine and VIM.
Turner.
NeIsburg-A. c. NeilI and A. McGregor,
proxies, Jno. Sears and Henry Asbury.
Dutch Flat. Jones, J. A. Shoemaker,
Joe Baker and J. f. Baker.
Manhaltan-A. Mccullough Sam'l Jud.
kns, Judkins proxy for Mccullough.
IlIinoistown Thomas Smothers and WIN.
A. Hines.
Cold Run-A. Kipp, Jas. Carper, Carper
proxy for Kipp.
Lisbon-J. E Simpson and L D. Brown,
proxy for Simpson.
The first order of business being the nom
ua,ion of Candidate for Collector, Where
upon, Thomas Curly. was unanimously nom
mated, and w. A. Hines was the unanimous
nominee of the Convention for Assessor Of
the District.
w. NJ, Crutcher, J. A Shoemaker, J. r
Myer, A. G. Neil and W. A. Hines were
elected Central Committee for the ensuing
year.
1t is recommended that the Candidates for
Collector and Assessor, be requested to pay
to the District Central Committee Fifty
Dollars each, for the purpose of conducting
the campaign, Adopted
On motion, 1t was unanimously agreed to
adjourn with three rousng cheers for Nc
CIelan and PendIeton.
L. L. BULLOCK, Pres't.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
THOM MURPHY,
Regular Democratic Nominee for
ROAD COMMISSIONERS

Road Commissioner OF Township No j.
We are authorized 10 announce the name OIL
f. SAMPSON as an Independent candidate for Road
Commissioner of Township No. 3.
Sept. l7tb, lS64-td.
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LOST.

LOST. a.
nN the iSth Of August. near Mev Any
u gold breast pin aud black sllk c lou at tho
person Rndiag the same and lcaysng .n.a m
Placer Herald office. will he suitably Te~a'''~
Auburn, August 10, 1864.
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FOR CONGRESS - 2nd DISTRICT
JAMES w. COFFROTH,
SACRAMENTO.
County Nominations.
FOR SUPERVISOR OF DISTRICT NO. |.
FREDERICK HARTFORD.
FOR COLLECTOR OF DISTRICT NO. |.
w. ID. PERKINS.
FOR ASSESSOR OF DISTRICT 40. |.
James Moore.
YoR COLLECTOR OF DISTRICT No. 2.
THOMAS CURLEY.
FOR ASSESSOR OF DISTRICT NO. 2.
VIM. A. Hines.
FOR COLLECTOR OF DISTRICT NO 3.
]. ID. MCCORMACK.
FOR ASSESSOR OF DISTRICT 40. 5.
Thomas DOdd.
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