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The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Remember at the Polls.

II will be we'll for voters TO bear in mind,
as they 60 to the polls, that the following
resolution was drafted and reported by a
committee, OF which Mr.. Bradley, the Long
Haired candidate for State Senator, was
prominent member:
THAT henceforth the watchword Of Amer
ican patriotism will be America for Amer
cans! and by Americans, it will include all
men born on native or foreign soil who ac-
cept in their hearts our Declaration of Inde-
pendence, our Constitution and our laws, aud
who are inspired by American liberty, while
it rigidly excludes all, both natives and forl
eigners, in whose hearts there is avowed
sympathy with domestic traitors or foreign
foes. AND THIS DEFINITION IS NOT
LIMITED OR MODIFIED BY THE obi.
GUS or UNRIGHTEOUS DISTINCTION
OF COLOR"
Here is direct proclamation in favor Of
negro equality and negro suffrage. And
neither Mr.. Bradley by himself or friends,
has disavowed his participation in its author
ship. They have had plenty Of time to do
cO, UuI udN0 lciudIucu luS stguII
cance of this silence is, that Mr.. Bradley still
retains the sentiment announced in the reso
uLios.
The Auburn Long Haired Convention a
dopted the same resolution, with the excep
tion OF the capitalized portion; an unnecessa
ry omission, as the preceding part Of th
resolution was Atting prefix to the last sen
tence. The Conventon was willing to i'm
ply in the resolution what the last sentence
fully expressed, and thus by implication
committed the party to negro suffrage.
Voters, remember this at the polls. And
remember beside, that every advocate of ne
gro suffrage is found in the ranks of the
long Haired Abolition party.
uHELP Ms CAssIus OR | S.NK."-We are
informed that John Yue told friend OF hi'
recently, that if the lower part of the county
did not come up strong to the support o.
the Long Haired ticket, all was lost!
% Felix O'Byrne has finally been dis
missed from the military service on this coas
by order Of the President.
LOCOMOTIVE AT CoLFAx.-The rails wer
laid TO Col!ax, on the Pacific Railroad, yes
terday. Regular trains, we are Informed
will commence running to that place ol
Monday.
FOURTEENTH ToLuME.-With the presen
number commences the Fourteenth Volum
of The Placer Herald.
SENrENCED.-Edward Lopez, indicted 70
.ths murder Of felowcountryman, Mexi
can, at Michigan Bluff, last Spring, plea
guilty 70 The crime Of mapsaughter, in tn
District Court at the present term, and re
ceived sentence of six years imprisonmen
10 the State Penitentiary.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
ANXIOUS SCIENTIAE.

Mr. John Yule, Republican nominee for
the State Senate spoke in this place on Tues
day evening last to a slim attendance Of
weary listeners. John may be a pretty good
fellow. but be can't make speech. lie ap-
propriatcs too, OF hies+o, the principles OF
the Democratic party, and then abuses the
principles for being democratic. All john,
"chicken's tail is too short to Ay high
which you will find out to your huge disgust
as soon as the votes are counted.-Uutch
Fiat Eaquirer.
Thus said Boust in bis issue of the goth
Of August, 1868. We advise him to repub'
ish it again. as the indications are decidedly
strong that the "chcken's taiI' wW be too
"shoit" this year. His disgust will then
be more supreme than it was recently when
Bradley received the Long Haired nomiua
ton. Madame Rumor has it that Johns
disgust" has been expressed to a few friends
as immense indeed.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
District Court Proceedings.

Friday, Aug. oath.
Eliza Wilbur VS. Giles D. Wibur-recrrcd to
II. Fellows to take testimony.
Hall ct al VS. Reed ct al-cause dismissed at
plaintiffs cost.
Robinson ct al vs Leet-cause continued for
the term.
Norwood VS. Nilsson referred to the Clerk Of
the Court to compute amount due upon note and
mortgage
A. f. Gregg VS. John Gregg-divorce granted
plaintiff
Hall ct al VS. Madden-causc continued for the
term
Crary VS. Campbell judgment for defendant.
Saturday, Aug. 26.
Moye ct al VS. Yappen ct al-cause dismissed
by consent
People VS. Edward Lopez defendant sentenced
for six years to the State Prison.
Joseph Wakup VS. Charles G. Rice ct al-de-
fault Of defendants entered.
Worsley VS. Crundall-demurrer of defendant
ovelruled.
Gay VS. Warren ct al, Bradley Intervenor-In-
tervenor allowed to amend bis bill of Interven-
tion. TO which plaintiff excepted.
Palmer vs. FL Dorado Water Company
tiff allowed TO amend his complaint
Blake VS. Kimball defendant ovewuled.
Norwood vs. Nisson judgment for plaintiff for
2O3? 90 and interest, and cost Of suit.
Tuesday. Aug. 50.
James Connell VS. llubbcll judgment for $3.50
and costs.
e j. Schelhousc VS. c. Il. Schellhouse-Plain-
tin allowed to file an amended complaint.
Edward Mcdonald VS. l.. l.. Bullock Admins
traitor OF the Estate Of james H. Clark verdict
for defendant.
James Swires. native OF England, admitted
to citizenship.
Joseph Wallup VS. Bullock Judgment for pl'H.
for S7l7,92 and costs.
Wednesday, Aug. 80.
Frederick Brunz native OF Germany, admit
ted to citizenship.
Thursday. Aug 81.
Helen j Benedict VS. Lewis Benedct-reterred
10 Il. O. Crdvens to take testimony.
George Cirly VS. w. J.. Lewis-iudgment for
plaintiff for S S59 20 ANA costs
Flcesman VS. Zeigler--jury failed to agree.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
ADDENDUM.

Per OVERLAND TELNGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA. May l7th, 1865.
q Series all sold Commenced on Sd Series
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (22O. OOOOOO)
precisely like other two series except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the RIGHT to pay
six per cent. in Gold instead of 80 Currency
JAY COOKE,
Subscription A gent PHILADELPHIA
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

And in accordance with law and an order o, ,r Iu'
Board Of Trustees made on the Zotn gay y, stock
1865. many shares OF each parcel Vi nanv's s,',
ns will be necessary will be sold at the company
Office in Yankee Jim's Placer county C1lllotl, ot
on Tuesday the 10Th day of September noIent iHOp, ut
the hour of II o'clock M. to pay said
assessments thereon, together with costs o' "u'''
Using and expenses OF sale. ~,
Office, Main street, Yankee JIms, C1; Ser
AuC oSth 1S65--3t.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

as YOU like--to democrats it is matter Of
Indifference But rest assured, that on elec
ton day, democrats will not be found voting
the ticket of a party that secretly or openly
favors the odious doctrine OF negro suffrage.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
LAND NOTICE.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the uluvIs u1D1a iond
IN will apply to the Register of the Santember Saate %
Ofice, on Tuesday, the 18th day OF ;'.pt;on can
1865 or as soon thereafter as the appll
be heard, for patent for the fohowlns ~ section
lands. to, wit: The south cast quarter OF niahlo
81 township y, north range east, MI. D''f half
base and meridian--location Fifty one anu ''
of Seminary lands. CD wYMAN.
Lincoln Sept. 2, 1S65.--3t.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
ANNOUNcEM ENTS.

AUBURN August lth, 1865.
Editors Herald: Please announce my name as
an Independent Union candidate for the oiilce OF
SUPERVISOR of District No. 2.
JOHN Il GWYNN.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Pacific Mail Steamship Co

~. EFOLLOWINGS STEAMSHIPS
<~@jr.sts, viii be dispatched on the following
I. -s:zI.. z=Es.ss sss :-ss5sss named days:
Sept. 2d--GOLDEN CITY, Capt. G. II Bradbury
Sept. 2d--COLORADO, Capt.. T. Watkins
FROM FOLSOM STREET WHARF.
AT IL O'CLOCK, a. NJ, PUNCTUALLY
FOR PANAMA..
Passengers will be conveyed from Panama to
Aspinwall by the Panama Railroad Company,
and from Aspinwall to New York by the Atlantic
and Pacific Steamship Company.
- Z Baggage Master will be sent through
each trip.
These steamers will positively sail at eleven
o'clock Passengers are requested to have their
baggage on board before 10 O'Clock.
Eg" Cabin passengers berthed through.
OLIVER ELDRIDGE. A gent ?. s. TO"
Corner Sacramento and LiedesdOri streets
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
FOR AN q M q.
COL ID G

! A LII persons wishing u correct likeness V V9
! II themselves or friends, should give US c9u ,,r
soon. as we shall stay in town ONLY TEN "a o.
~ REMEMBER we guarantee to give S''-
isfacton, or no pay. ,,y.v
SCRIPTURE u STILLMAN.
Aug, 9th, 1865.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
CASCO GOLD, SILVER & COPPER MIN
ING COMPANY.

.Neado,c Lale District, .Ncoada County. Ca'
NOTICE.--There are delinquent upon tne lor
lN lowing described stocks on account OF Ill 10
sessment levied on the 18th day of August a. ~
1864 the several amounts set opposite inc h'i''
OF the respective shareholders, as follows:
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

la:s," a chilly morning and evening at.
mosphere, occasional cloudy skies, and the
fading foliage Of the trees, betoken the ap'
proach Of the fall season. SO mote it be.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

There are now nine Territories Arizona,
New Mexico, Colorado, Wyoming, Montana,
Nebraska Utah, Idaho, and Washington.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

OFFICIAL SHIRKING.-It will be seen by
the proceedings of the Board of Supervisors,
that they have ordered re-assessment OF the
property of the Central Pacific Railroad.
| The Supervisors were some days in coming
10 this conclusion, but in finally resolving to
| 10 50 they sent the matter over until alter
the election. The theory of the matter is
this Messrs, Sc ott and Dodd were candidates
for reelection, and of course want to succeed
| Last wear the railroad was returned at So 500
/ per mile; the Board raised the assessment
to *l2 500 per mile, much to the graitica'
tion Of taxpayers. This year the road is
again assessed at $1,000 per mile, and a
pressure is being brought to bear against
raising it, Messrs Scott and Dodd are con,
sequenty in quandary. II they do not
raise the assessment to the same figures as
/ last year, their constituents will howl; if they
DO the Railroad Company will snort; SO at
/ best their predcament seemed destined to be
unpleasant. After an investigation of sever.
Al days, through owsh official spectaces,
the assessment is found Improperly made?;
how easy then to order new assessment,
and postpone the whole matter until after
4 election It was done-and consequently y
the Board is uncommitted. The assessment
will be returned at the old figures. The
Board will raise them or let them alone-bul
most likely tie latter.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE

Less than $500 100000 of the loan authorized
by the last Congress, are now on the market
This amount, at the rate at which il is boinu
absorbed, will all be subscribed for within fonr
months when the notes will undoubtedly com.
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and 500.
ton of the country may he afforded facilities for
taking the loan, the National Bank. State Banks
and Private Bankers throughout the country have
generally agreed to receive subscriptions at mar
Subscribers will select their own agents, in whom
they have confidence, and who only are to be re-
sponsiblc for the delivery Of the notes for which
they receive orders.
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March %. 1868. or29 I'm
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

A WEAK INVENTION. - The Stars and
Stripes attempts to palm off upon its read'
ers letter signed "AntBolter," which it
saws is communicated by democrat of
prominence and influence-the said letter
being, from beginning to end, tissue of
falsehoods in reference to the Placer Herald.
The Stripes lies when it says this letter came
from democrat of prominence and influ'
ence-as we happen to know every man in
the county deserving of such an appelation,
and they are all gentlemen and men of truth
while the author Of this letter is both a
blackguard and liar, with the disposition of
an assassin and the honor (?) of a thief.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

The Chinese papersare calling for precau
tionary measures against the Russian plague.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
Democratic State Conveation.

PURSUANT TO A RESOLUTION OF THE
State Central Committee, adopted August l7h
1865, a Convention of the Democratic Party will
be held at the City of Sacramento, on TUESDAY,
the 10th day of September, 1865. for the purpose
Of nominating Judge OF the Supreme Court. and
eecting State Central Committee for the ensu-
ing year. The apportonment of Delegates based
upon the vote cast for Mcclellan and Pcndleton.
as follows, to-wit: One Delegate Tor each Coun-
ty; one for each two hundred of such votes, and
one for each fraction of two hundred votes over
one hundred, is as follows:
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

How WILL DEMOCRATS VorE?-The de-
mocracy of Placer have declined to put a
ticket in the field. There are, however, two
so called Union tickets in nomination. One
ticket, representing the regular organization
OF the party, contains the names of men who
have been open advocates Of negro suffrage,
and in the ranks Of tue party supporting this
ticket is to be found every man in Placer
county Of like sentiments The other is the
Peoples ticket, containing the names Of the
men who have left the regular organization,
mainly for the reason that they are not will
ing to lower the standard Of American citi-
zenship, or mongrelize white mans gov
ernment. Every candidate upon this ticket,
from Senator to Coroner, is pledged against
negro equalty-poitical or social.
As between these tickets, democrats will
assuredy vote the latter; and it would be
folly to stand aside indifferent spectators OF
tbs contest.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

TIE WAR DEDr.--Ihe editor Of the FL
nanca and Commercial department of the
New York Herald says that "instead Of three
thonsanl millions, the national debt now APP.
pears likely to aggregate from four to five
thousand millions" This is probably the
reason why the Treasury Department refused
to publish the amount Of the debt on the LIST
Of July.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

LINCOLN, Aug llth, 1870
.aessrs Editors: l wish to announce 'ny csice of
as an Independent candidate ior .',t ~ ensuing
CONSTABLE of Township NonCS NO iV; ~ 'S"uyALL
election,
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

lGg- The Democracy Of San Francisco
have made the following nominations:
For Senators, VIM. }. Shaw and James II
Cutter. For Assemblymep, j. A. McClel
land, Marcus A. Bray, Michael Hawkins
George Hearst Samuel L. Lupton, A. }
CoghiI, Emile Kower, George II. Rogers
Dr.. II. S. Gates, Michael Cody, Eobt. Howe
and e. J. Chase.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
U. S. 7-30 LOAN.

RY AUTHORITY OF THE SECRET
NE the Treasury, the undersigned has ossn,n,1 Or
the General Subscription Agency for the s,Io ~
United States Treasury Notes, bearing seven ona y,
three tenths per cent. interest, per annum lro,1
as the "u
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

SOCIAL BALL.--A Social Ball will be civ.
en- at BowIes' Hall, Quartz Hal, on Monday
evening next. a general invitation is ex,
tended.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
GOLD BEARING Bonus

These bonds are now worth a nrom;,, -
per cent including gold interest frcm Novo,,,'
which makes the actual profit on the 80 loon .,
current rates, including interest, about ton wv
cent per annum, besides its EXEMPTION rpov sn ,.
AND MUNICIPAL TAXATION, WHICH ADDS rpov 49,.
TO THREE PER CENT. MORE, according tn tbo - -
levied on other property. The interest is n,vo
ble in currency, semi-annually, by counons -,
tached to each note, which may be emf oe
sold to any bank or banker
The interest amounts to
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
SEW VEN-THIRTY LOAN

These Notes are issued under date Jupo r.,
1865, and are payable three years from that g..
in currency, or are convertible. at the on,;o.
the holder, into VI
u. S. $40 Six Per Cent
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
A Change Of Programme.

Previous to the State Conventions the Lon o
Haired s;umpers in this county openly advo,
Gated negro suffrage, while the organs, the
Stars and Suipes and the Dutch Flat En-,
quiler, strongly squinted in the same drec.
ton. L seemed to be the intention of the
Long llails to take a bold stand on the oues.
tiou and to "ight it out on that line" Since
the State Convention the programme has
been charged; as it seems the Long Haired
county candidates have partaken of the te-
meriy Of that very timorous body, and have
climbed down from the negro pedestal. For
instance: John Yule, who has been a conss.
tent friend of the darkey, advocated bis
claims to suffrage in several speeches. lie
af;erward visited Horse Shoe Bar, and among
tho Democrats Of that strong Democratic
precinct, distinctly denied that he favored
such policy. Again, at RattIesnake, this
week, he urged that it was not an issue
would not be for six years-but did not indi
cate bis views on the subject. All John, we
fear you are learning the arts and wies Of
the politician. What has become of your
former Straightforward pluck? This twisting
in and out looks much as if the "Sborts'
are running you to your hoe for here we
fad you for and against and non'commtta
on subject Of public policy, within the
short space of three weeks
The other candidates have also become a:
reticent on the negro subject as Mr.. Yue
although they were not slow in their advo-
cacy Of the doctrine a few weeks aco. We
suppose that even the amable and argumen,
tatve Poole, Qha individual who urged the
mobbing Of the Placer Herald, upon the
news of Lincoln's assassination who a short
time since considered ANY man ID fool
who did not favor negro suffrage" will take
cue from his leaders, and suspend a public
opinion until the voters have had an oppor
| tuHjty to decide whether they want him foi
Sheriff.
This sudden letting down has been caused
by the cowardce OF the State Convention in
sinking the question, and partly from the
fact that many who recognize the Long
! Hairs, wholly on account OF regularity
would not stand the doctrine. The danger
/ of losing the votes of these men, caused the
leaders to change front by now declaring the
question is not at issue, aud with such spe
cious pleading they hope to luI the suspic
ions and opposition Of those in their ranks
who will not swallow the dose. By such
covert means they may retain votes who
would otherwise leave them now, but vet a
little WHILE and complete showing OF hands
must be made, and then it will be impossj-
ble for the leaders to deceive their followers
any longer.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

Chairman State Democratic Central Com.
D. W. SAWYER, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02
THE ONLY LOAN IN MARxrr

now offered by The Government, and it is cons
IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
make it the great
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

Notes OF all the denominations named will h,
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
0bic ic
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

SENrENcED.-Edward Lopez, indicted for
The murder of fsllow'countrymau, Mexi-
can, at Michigan Bluff, last Spring, plead
guilty 70 The crime Of mauslaughter, in the
District Court at the present term, and re-
ceived sentence of six years imprisonment
10 the State Penitentiary.
The Placer herald., 1865-09-02

FOURTEENTH ToLUME.-Wuh the present
number commences the Fourteenth Volume
of The Placer Herald
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07

DRIzE MONEY, BOUNTY BOTH STATE AND Tnv
III ernment back pay, bag money, and all claims IN IN
govsrnmsns uromutly collected without advance charge ~
, III. b. BROWN ITO Nassau sfrcat
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In Boston, on Tuesday borrowers SUBSTANTIAL secu
rites could get all the money they wanted with proper
margins at six per cent CALL at the banks and in the
street Lenders we're numerous and large balances re.
NAMED Idle for lack Of employment The Boston Travel
Ter Of yesterday says
Notes of approved rank passed In the spen market
M from seven 10 per cent The reported negotiations
of these are only limited extent In the open market
and very little is done OF the second grade The
stock market Ia steady, with considerable nrnness ou,
not very active Government bonds and other souno
dIvidend having securities, such as factory bank ano
ra,lroad sbares are In constant demand for Investment
and there are more or less calls for the various classes
land and mining stocks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-09-07

The return OF the Bank OF Fraice for the week ending
August "a shows the following results as AIRED with
the previous -Increase-Cah, twelve nd two
afhs millions; treasury balance, nine and ch'f mil.
lions; notes. two millions Decrease-Commerclal, ills
fourteen and one-fth Millions advances, onehlth III.
lion; current accounts twelve and onchalf millions
There was no change at last dates in the value Of
in any of the principal cities of Europe
The traffic receipts OF railways in the United Kingdom
of Great Britain amounted the week ending the 1911
of August on 1T miles, TO E7s9l and for the cor
responding week Of last year, on 1881 miles, u
s712 ao7 showing increase Of 34e miles and Of 23
American securities were quoted in London on tn
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Mr. E. B. Phillip, the Superintendent Of tho Boston
and Worcester Railroad has resigned his position to
cept the presidency tho Michigan Southern road, at
salary of $40, 900 year. satnse2
The Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad Company have
suspended operations.
The printing Of the fractional currency notes upon the
new membrane paper has been temporarily suspended,
on account of disagreement between the inventor
and the Treasury Department Eventually, when de-
cson is arrived ut by tho Secretary, the public will be
supplied with fractional currency the successful ima
ton OF which vii bafle the skill of the oldest counter
fciter. 1t will well nigh impossible to produce the
paper outside fthc Treasury building and from its tex
turc and finish tn least expert in money will be able to
distinguish the geuine note. Not the least among tho
many exceences Of the currency the fact that it
will wash.
The dealers OF Boston have put up the prioc Of
coal in that city thirteen dollars.
The returns Of the Bank OF England for the week end.
ing August 20 compare with the OF the pre-.
vious week as fdows:-
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place, NY ssaics Navy Including
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NOTICE TO DISCHARGED sOLDIERs.--HAv
IN been established for three years In collecting All
classes claims complete for settling
soldiers who have been discharged on partial
lists prisoners OF balance OF bounes state
bounties and ali other arrearnges Advances made In
formation gratis Pensions procured back pay and bounty
'o "''' " t. BROWN a co, Bankers, No. Park place
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WsDNssDAY, Sept Cop. n
Amn.-Recepts, 81 packages. The market was quiet
ct 81 e2K 81 rs for potts. and 81 so 81 rs for pearls
BRKADsruvm-Receipts, 6.349 bbls. dour, 800 bags
corn meal, 18.41o bushels wheat 1855 do
corn, 1850 do. oats, and $500 do. malt The
-four market again ruled about 1oc higher under
. fair speculative demand, closing less active but
steady; the sales Of State and Western flour comprised
1000 bbs at revised quotations annexed Southern
-four was In fair demand and higher; the sales were
about $50 bbs Canada -four fully 10c better for all
grades but the business only moderate the sales
were 800 bbls Rye -four was In light request and
changed Corn meal was steady We note sales Of $50