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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

Here is pithy little sermon: "Olr in
gress in lie is naked and bare; our pro-
gress in life is trouble and care orr egress
OF it we know not where; but doing well
here. we shall do well there could not
tell more by preaching year"
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

Some mi.chevGus boys in Neon, Geor-
gia, were coaxing goats on 10 a bridge and
making them jump into the river. They
were getting along very nicely when the
old patriarch Of the flock suddenly ''turned
the papers" Gil them, by buiting them of
into Tie drink "a trick that was not On the
boys programme.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

Cure FoR BuRN.-The best thing for
burn is the following, and every family
ought to know it: As soon as possible after
the burn, throw little green tea in hot
water; let it steep. Stir an Indian meaI
poultce. put it on the burn or scald. II
burnt with powder it will take it cut, and
the skin will be as clear as ever.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

The Hon. James l.. Orr has been elected
Governor Of South Carolina, by a majority
of about 500 votes over Gen. Wade Hamp-
ton. Orr was pardOncd few week. since
by the President.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

Look out for people who are habiually
suspicious and ready to believe that others
act from bad motives. In majority of
cases, the evil they attribute to others is
only what they feel inclined 10 do them
selyeF,
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

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The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

The Weston Landmark" says that
county (Platte) is full of horse thieves. A
half dozen fine animals were stolen 10 the
vicinity of Weston last week. -
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

simoN Cameron, in addressing a regi-
mcnt Of ooored soldiers at Harrisburg, the
other day, said: There is at the head Of
the National Government great man, who
is able and determined 10 deal justly with
all. | know that with his approval, nc
State that was in rebellion will be allowed
10 return to tie benefits OF the Union, win
out having first a constitutional compact
which will proven. slavery in this land for
all time to come; which will make all men
equal before the law; which will prescribe
no distinction OF color on tie witness stand
aud in The jury box and which vii! protect
The homes and the domestic relations Of al
men. You have your destiuies in your own
hands, and il you continue to conduct your
! selves hereafter as you have in this struggle
you will have all the rights you ask for. al
the rights that belong to human beings
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

IaDIAY CEysUs.-The entire number of
indians inhabiting all parts of our country
amounts 10 about 4l8,C00. The estimated
number in the unexplored territories is 80,
coo; in Texas, 24,I0O; of the tribes living
IN New Mexico, 92i3O; in Catherine, 3D.
PSI; in Oregon, 22,733, and in Utah. II, =
800 Many o, the New Mexican Indians
ore CIVILIZED, and have fixed habi,alons and
towns.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30
The Mason e. HamIin Cabinet

Organs. forty different styles, adapted TO sa-
cred and secular music, for $50 10 $500 each
ITHIRTY-FIYE GOLD or SILVER MEDALS,
or other first premiums awarde them. Illustra-
ted Catalogue free Address, MASON & HAM
LIN, BosToH, Or MASON BROTHERS., New
YoRK. Oct DC. 1865, no 20--iy. -
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

SAN FRANcIsco, Nov. l4.-About 8
o'clock yesterday morning, two disguised
men entered the office of the What Cheer
House, while only one clerk was in charge.
They knocked him senseless by blow on
the head, took key from his pocket. opened
the safe and robbed it of $4,000 in gold.
The robbers then escaped unmolesed, and
no trace of them has yet been discovered.
The Howard union. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1865-1866, 1865-11-30

The greater portion of the Presidents
message was placed in type to day. twill
be completed in ample time to be delivered
70 distant cities by special messengers, TO
be handed to the pres en- the day il is pre-
sented 10 Congress.
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NOTICE,

iE'O whom il may concern: That whcreas The
East half o! the North east quarter and the
East bali OF the south east quarter Q! section oae
Township II. North Range I East, Nj DMbio
base and meridian, have heretofore. hy the All
dayts o various parties, fled in the United
States .-aud Ojce at MorysyiIc, State OF CaljoI-
MIA. being the Office Tor the District within which
s,id Land is situated. been duly declared to
be mineral lands. and by reason whereof, have
heretofore been withheld from redemption and
s5le, now. th. undersigned hereby gives notice
that he viii on Thursday. 30th day Of March 1865
apply to the Register or Receiver Of the L. ).
Land Office for permission to file his decarutoyy
statement claiming pre-cmption to said land. ana
to make proof that SAID Land is more valuable ior
agricultural Than for mining purposes, unless
sufficient cause 10 the contrary be lhen and there
shown
JAMES R. ROGERS.
Hi IsEr .,-m
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
District Court Calendar,

PEOPLE vs. ". a. Henderson. - Set for Monday
the 18th inst.
lg93-Barron & Schnably VS. Crockcr x Coburn
Continued by consent.
1859 Hawkins VS. Wlcoxsen b Knecland.- -
Set for Feb. 23rd
2005 Hubbard ct al VS. Bear River Company
SET for trial Feb. 2Oth
209l-J l., Brown VS. Bear River Co.--Set for
F,h. 2lst.
2o72-E. NJ. Hall ct al VS. Ncall u Crandall-
Set tor Feb. 22nd.
i5J5-Gay vs. Warren ct al.--se, for March
2nA.
1854 Cory VS. Campbell! ct al.--Set for Feb.
l?lh.
l70S -'l"iry Maye ct al VS. r. Yappen ct al
ST ft,r lrl. 18TH.
li75- H,roycutt 4 Co. vs. John Barney Set
fur Feb. 2tst
20lf--Ccntrl Pacific r. L. Co. VS. Osburn q
Nalkup. set for Feb 25th.
1856 Henry VS. Everts ct al.--Sct for March
End.
1886 Butteriield VS. Central Pacific R. r. Co
Set for Feb. oath.
2044-Daniel Willard VS. J, NJ. Van Mater ct al
Set for March End.
J. Mariner ys Daniel Mahoney.-Samc day.
2049-Sche ellhouse VS. Bul--Set for Feb. 2Sth
Z06l- Clark Cox vs j. W. Dick erson.--
Set for Feb. 10Th.
2073- G.. Cohen VS. Bokc u Moody Set for Sd
OF March.
Wacott ys Frost.--Same day.
2060-J. ". G1utier J. l.. English. Set for
Feb 23rd
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hos. Y. Z. MCFARLAND. Presiding

Monday. February 9th, 1865.
Browne VS. Bear River Co-Delcndants allowed
till Monday 10 answer.
Scbehouse VS. Ball--Motion to dismiss over
ruled.
Garrty vs.. Mckee .t al Defendants motion
for new trial ovcrruled
Shawl VS. Bradley-Plaiutif's motion for new
trial overru led.
Hawkins VS.. Kncelaul Order overruing de-
murrer oil kneeiand.
Tuesday. Feb 7ih.
Brown VS. Bear River Co Defend lnts allowed
until the 2Oth inst. TO file answer.
Schellhousc W.. Ball--Defendants motion TO
dismiss suit denied.
Garrity vs. Mckee ct al -DelenGant's motion
for a new trial denied.
Shawl vs.. Bradley Plaintiffs motion for II
new trial denied.
Hawkins VS.. Wilcoxen and Kncelond - Knee-
and's demurrer oyerruled.
Wednesday. Feb Sh
McKinstry VS. Monass ct al-Judgment for
Plaintiff, and Defendants restrained from divert.
ing hc water of Todds Valley Ravine.
Bradley VS. Harkness Cause dismissed at Plain
tih's cost.
Kavanaugh vs.. Maus-J Judgment for Defend
ant.
Ford vs. Frost DEFENDANTS demurrer ovcrrul-
ed.
Cohen VS. Bokc and MOODY Defendants de-
murrer sustained.
Thursday. Feb. 9th.
Hall VS. Neal and Crandall-Dciendant de-
murrer argued. submitted and taken under al
Yisement,
Dutch Fiat Steam Mill Co vs. CALLAHAN ct al.
Defendants motion for the appointment OF a Re
ceiver denied.
Thomas Stanley Us Sexton ct al-Cause dis
missed and Judgment for Defendants for coss,
taxed ut IS %.
Gaines ys Feldberg- Judgment for Plaintiff
and decree OF foreclosure.
Combs VS. Combs Judgment for Plaintiff and
decree OF foreclosure
Court adjourned un.il Monday next. at 10
O'Clock.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
No News.

The telegraph has been silcnt fer len days.
and in consequences newspaper readers have
been enjoying a respite from the usual nlm
Der of lies with which they had boon daily
surfeited. This time the break is not at
Omaha or JuIeshurg, but a locality for the
first time made known to fame, as Mud
Springs. The Indians in large Numbers
were first reported to have possessed them
selves of the line, and destroyed commnnica
ton; subsequent accounts say they were
driven off by the soldiers, and he line would
soon be working again. but although some
days have since elapsed, no dispatches have
come to band Il appears strange that H.
diars should commence active hostiiitles in
mid winter, and fir this reason we are in~
cined to receive The account Of tieir RAID
with some doubt. Some speculative opera
ton, growing out Of the late attempt al
peace negotiations, is more likely to have
disconnected the wires than The lnlians.
a few days however. will settle the ques.
ton, and in any event We may look for some
intel esti,g news when ! he silent wires again
speak
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
Feb. II. 1868 - 6U~
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Fa ~ !, :

ITO All whom it may concern: Whereas, the
/. South West quarter OF Section ., Township
H. \ orth Range East, HIT. DiAbo base and me
ridIln has been by The afiijAvits of various per
Sons, filed n the District Land Office Of th3 Uni
ted states. at Marysyil,. State Of California. he
ing the Office for the District within which said
lands uc situated. declared to contain minerals
and 10 he more valuable Tor mineral than for
agricultural PURPOSES by. reason whereof said
land has hitherto been withheld from pre-emption
and sale. Now, the undersigned Givc>notco that
he will on Thursday. The 30th day OF March, 1865
make application 10 the Register OF Receiver OF
the United States Land Office, aud adduco evi-
dence to prove that said land. to-wit: The South
West quarter OF Section Q. Township IL, North
Range East, Nj. Diapo base and meridian. is
more valuable lor agricultural than mining pur-
poses aud ou such proof apply for permission TO
file presumption claim to said land. unless sui
dcient cause TO the contrary be tlen and there
shown.
r. D.RYAN.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
NOTICE.
WHEREAS. ON the 2stb day of d,

WHEREAS. on the 2Sth day of December A. d
w 1868. Edward Early executed to Thomas
Grogan certain mort gage on the following de.
scribed property, to-wlt: certain mining
claim known as The New York Bar Mining claims;
also water ditch conveying water to said claims;
also two oycrshot wheels. with derrick. and five
iron ropes pump and all the fixtures belonging
to said claims. Said property beiug situated at
the American River, in Township No. 6, county
OF Placer and State Of California, which said
mortgage was on the 18th day of May, A.D 1864.
duly recorded in Book G. OF real mot ltgages,
pages SO and 81, Placer county records. Said
mortgage being given to secure the sum OF three
hundred and seven dollars with interest at two
per cent per month payable in United States gold
coin on the 9th day OF November, A. D. 1864, ami
whereas. in case of default in the payment OF sa id
money, principal or interest, the said Thomas
Grogan was empowered by the terms of said
Mortgage TO sell the above described premises i'll
the manner prescribed by law and out of the mo-
MES arising from said sale to retain the said prin
cipal and interest, together with the costs and
fault has been made in the payment OF said mo-
ney. principal and interest. now therefore by viz
tue OF said power. notice is hereby given that the
above described property will be sold at public
sale, in front OF Leet Gould's Store. Township
No. 8. Placer county, on the 3rd day OF March
A. d. 1865 at the hour OF one o'clock. r. NJ, to
the highest bidder for cash in United States Gold
coin.
THOMAS GROGAN.
". II. Bullock. Attorney. Feb. S. 'G5.-3y.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

"SoIp' AGAIN.-The bogus dispatch. an
nouncing the capture of Richmond, was a
rough joke on the people Of San Francisco,
but il has been ecIipsed by the "Sickles Re
ception," an affair that has completely "sold
out" The loyal Ba. City. General Dan was
announced as having left New York for Cal
ifolnia, and this moved his admirers to at
tempt grand flunkey reception demonsIra>
ton on his arrival. Meetings we're held, ,ei
ceplion, finance and dinner committees ap
pointed, an orator selected. and long string
of high pressure patriotic toasts wrltten.-
The preparations were all made-cOmmittees
and cooks had labored day and night, and
when the signal guns announced the appear
ance of the Constitution, bearing tbs hero,
they were found ready to offer tte fu!i hon
ors. The time was propitious for grand
demonstration. 1t was Sunday, Tie people
we're al leisure, the weather was serene, and
the opportunity was improved BY every body
donning their best clothes, and turning out
to give eclat to the "receptlon." The conn
mittee, with six white, high-slepping horses
and magnificent carriage, the whole estab
lishment brilliantly illuminated with bunting
we're The cynosure Of all eyes as They moved
through the principal streets to the wharf 10
receive and take charge Of their honored
guest. The artillery WAS pealing ont thun
ders of welcome, flags were fsunling g;ily
in the breeze, and verythng was auspcious
up to the moment that the reception equip
age arrived at the steamers dock Then,
and not I'LL then, it vas ascertanel that Gea
Sickes had turned southward at Panama,
aud had gone to Bogota, the capital OF Ne"
Granada,-in fact had not arrived at San
Francisco, and was not on the Constitution
1t were useless TO tell the balance of the
story-readers can imagine it--but it is sad
to think of The dissertation committed 90
that holy Sabbath day, for it is tie simple
truth that large numter Of tho vast crowd
went home "cussing' dreadtuIly.
What became of The committeeman is not
known A week has nearly passed away
but the Bay papers say thatfhey are "niss
ing"
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

IL THE MATTER OF TIE ESTATE OF WM. II. ORR,
DECEASED.
In the Probate Court Of The County Of Placer,
State OF California.
At appearing to the Court by the petition pre-
q scned and filed by c. A. Brown, Administr;t-
tor of the Estate Of VIM. II. orr deceased. pray
ing lor an order 10 sell Real Estate thai il is
necessary to sell the whole OF the Real Estate to
pay the debts outstanding against the Dcceasod
and the debts, expenses and charges CT Admins
tration. II is therefore ordered by the Court,
that all persons int rested in the said Estate, ap
pear before the said Probate Court, on Monday.
the 9th day Of March, a. D. 1868, at 10 O'Clock.
A. NJ, in the forenoon Of that day, at thc Court
Room of said Probate Court, in the town Of AU-
burn, Placer county, to show cause, If any they
have or can, why an order should not be granted
to the said Administrator, TO sell the Real Estate
OF the Deceased or so much thereof as shall be
necessary. And that copy Of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in the
PLACER Herald" newspaper printed, and pub
lshed in the town Of Auburn, Placer county.
Dated this 30th day of January. A. D. 1863.
II. FELLOWS,
Probate Judge, Placer county.
4 true copy. Attest: D. ". SPEAR,
49, Clerk Of said Court, with the Seal
L. S. thereof affixed this 3lst day Of Jan
- uary. 1865. d. W. SPEAR, Clerk.
JcbrnorN itb Nv
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
CONSTABLE. SALE

DY virtue OF an Execution issued by S. i.
I'D Woodin. Justice Of the Peace OF Township
No. ). Placer county and State Of California, on
the 9Th day OF February. A. D. 1863, and to me
directed in favor OF Moses Predon and against
VIM. Osbuln. Judgment $246 81. and interest
thereon in the sum OF $50 81. and for costs OF
suit in the sum OF S4l 10. and in the further sum
Of $40 90, to be paid exclusively in the gold and
silver coin Of the United States, | have levied
upon. seized and will expose to public sale. Mt
Auburn. in front OF George Willments store, on
Saturday. isit day OF SgarcEl, At. a. 1865,
ut the hour OF o'clock. p. NJ. all tbcreht. tile.
interest aud claim whatsoever. which the said
" ,liiam Osburn had on the 9th day Of September
4. D. 1864, in aud 10 the following described pro
perty toWit: All that piece or parcel OF land
situated in the town OF Auburn, on Commercial
street. and bounded as follows to-Wit:-OH the
North by the Methodist Church and on the South
and East by said Commercial street. and on the
West hy the property OF Chesterfield jackson. and
formerly being he residence OF said Osburn und
family. contaiaiug about 40 feet front, more or
less. and being 100 feet in depth, more or less,
together WijA the dwelling house and stable now
on said lot. together with all and singular the
tcuemeuts and appurtenauccs thercunt0 bcloug-
ing shall sell Al aforesaid. Or 80 much thereof
as may be sufficient TO satisfy execution. together
with all costs due ard TO become due thereon.
JAMES MAHON
Constable Township No. 3.
Heb. 1 '65-3t by IHoS CCRLET. Deputy
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
CHRIST CHURCH..

DIVINE SERVICE. according to the r,.o os
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held IN
the Court room on the SECOND and FoURru Sr~
DAY OF the month. Morning Service at II o'cjocl
Evening Service at 7 J o'clock
The Sunday School will meet at o'closl
Persons desiring the professional service Of tr,
Minister at Marriages. Funerals, etc, are request
ed to give notice to Mr.. J. l.. Browne. Anbnrn
or address him thus:
REV. DAM A. McALISTER
Assistant Minister Grace Church
Sacramento
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

MORE RoBBER1Es.-lhe presence of rob
bers at Auburn, New Castle, and vicinity,
bas been made manifest by Il number Of bur
glaries of late, and the following items con
vey the belief that the rascas have moi vel
departed our borders:
On Monday night three meu entered a
Chinese camp near New Castle, aud stole IA
small amount Of money and about 800
worth of opium. On Tuesday night The
same number Of men visited camp Of Chi
nese miners, working on Manser's ranch, sN
miles south Of Auburn, and forced them tc
give up 5000. On The same night lhey
went 10 The cabin Of Joshua Ward, ditch
tender on the Bear River CANA, and suppos
ing him to be a Collector for The Company,
expected to make good haul, bn! were dis
appointed, as they only realized $50
These rogues are yet at large, and We may
expect to learn at any moment Of their
committing further depredatons, as no steps
seem to be taken to ferret them Out.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
CONsTABs-E'S GALE !.

Hoy virtue of an Execution issued by James
q , Moore, Justice Of the Peace, Of Township
No. >. Placer county, State of California, on the
10th day of January, A. D. 1868, and to me di-
rected, in favor Of Daniel Willard and against
Henry Schnably, judgment S2l6, payable in
United States gold coin. and costs S26. with in
tercst from date on judgment and costs at the
rate of two per cent per month, payable in Unit
ed States gold coin. | have levied upon, seized
and will expose to public sale, at Ophir, in front
OF Leahy's Saloon, on
tuesday, the 18th day OF March, A ID S65.
at the hour of one o'clock, P. NJ. all the right,
title, interest and claim, which the said Henry
Schnably had OH the 9TH day Of January, 1865,
in and to the following described property, to-
wit: Two Hundred Shares of the Capital Stock
of the Ophir Cold and Silver Mining and Milling
Company, there being a credit on the above En-
ecution. Of Ten Dollars and fifty cents, shall sell
as aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be suiii-
cent to satisfy the above judgment, together
with all costs due end to become due thereon.
STEPHEN JAMESON,
Constable, Township No. 2
Opbr, February 4th, ls65.-iw
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
BILLIARDS! BILLIARDS

u F you wanta nice game of Billiards, on an ex-
Il cellent table, call at the Billiard Saloon ,on
the Plaza, opposite to the Post Office, where the
under signed will be pleased to see you; and where
yon can also obtain the best of fiquors and cigars
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9th, ls64-my.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

SIGNIFIcANT-Wheu General Mcdowell
arriv ed in San Francisco, no grand reception
demonstration was gotten up for him. Gen.
Sickles was to have had magnificent blow
out" and it is significant that Mccarthy, OF
the Flag, aud others Of the Abolition party,
who have quarreled with Mcdowell, were
active committeeman and managers Of the
affair
1t looks as if The Sckes fizze WAS intend
ell, as much as anything else, TO snub Gen
Mcdowell.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11
METHODIST SERvuCu

THERE will be religious serv ice of Metboa0,
Episcopal Church South. at the Court Houso :,
Auburn, on every third Sabbath of the month
in the IN rnng and evening at the usual hon..
Rev. G. NJ. EDWARDS
Preacher in Cbaru.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

AN Oily YARN.--A stoiy is told Of an
old lady in West Virginia, who owned a
large tract Of barren land which she could
not sell, and who took the advice Of visitor
and poured some petroleum oil along the
streams which meandered through it. She
sold the land at Il fabulous price, the owners
agreeing TO give the lady one eighth of the
oil. Tie old lady thought she had a pretty
good joke on the spectators, but the enter
prlsing fellows set up their derrick and put
struc k well which yields 100 barrels of oil
per day
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

The u S. Revenue Collector, Patch, of
San Francisco, is defaulter to the amount
Of about $4,000, as far as asceraiDed. O.
how honest are aboiitionists They wouldn't
steal. Oh, no,
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

A young candidate for the legal profession
was asked what he should do first when en-
pioyed to bring an action.
ASK for money on account" was the
prompt reply. lie passed.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-11

Internal REynNuh-TAe amount now
being collected under the special jncome tax
law is enormous, and viii probably yety
much exceed the estimates naie by the
Commission in Washington The total re-
ceipts of internal revenue IN January will
probably be 80 per cent. larger than during
any previous month. The liquor manutao.
ture1s alone viii pay nearly a score Of niii>
lions into the National lleasury. During
the month Of December they we're all at
work, nigAt and day, to secure a large stock
under the old tax law. !" "hich terminated with
the montA.-N. Y. independent.