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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

uupoRTANT LYCTunEs pAu.y--PoR arNTLRxBN
only Al the New Yort Museum Of Anatomy. 65 Broad
way Parties unable - arnd those Lectures can hbve then
forwarded on cspt Of ~ sddssspx sscretsy ~
Nav tork Mure1rs Of AnAiems
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

VyHE TENNESSEE PETROLEUM AND MINING CON.
pany owning SOD scrss, IN fec simpIs. and having
lcases Of 6lO scree more al located under the direction
the State 0eoos Of Tsnnsssee odsr the public OH
Lands equal yssne any "a rennsyivsnA vIrsinia
ucal who wsh w. develop oil lands Propositions snd
letters OF inquiry invited and Will with prompt AZ
tenion For further Information aAdfss Adj ~ Hedebower
sscsss rsnnsssSs f.sscsun snd wn.ns CoTg:ny boy =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

(SAuTION-Slm REwARD-ALL PERSONS ARE
~ hereby forbidden % purchase negotiate of the
following Cnted ates bonds they having been stolen
the morning Of the d December inst payment of the
having stopped Number OF the 52 bonds $500 EACH
q go 35n5s 35069 So ooa s606l 5000 50 0S 5000 One
hundred dollars each Nos. 694 - III, oSSiS Si9. Fifty
dollars, No $3.50 Also the following 30 bond $500 each:
Nos 9o3 $685. l2j43 l2476 The attention of bankers
and brokers Is called the above information
that viii lead to recovery Of the bonds win be beraly
rewarded JOHN w. WILSON,
SIT North Tenth street Philadelphia.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
-sOUTHERH ADyERTIsEMENTs.

HOTEL r0R sALE-AT MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
~ virtue deed 81 tr1isl made IN May, 1850, the
Ovsrton Hctsi WIN be cold - Memphis ennesses,
y INC nsSssss bidder for cash, on the 9Th day Of
Sesn ssd ccvsr an snts Of ouna contain.
and dining rooms f1tis under sae perfect,
4 'tAt @l taa% + f nISrp5AsyErr' Trustees,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30
THE LECTURE SEASON

yxyAYTBp-A SECOND HAND WOOD CUTTING ONE
w horse power Machine. aud second hand copper SIM
Apply al No. . Morris place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

No. Ia Montague street, BrookiyD
Glasses open for reception OF puIils afternoon for
children, evening for gentlemen. send for orousr.
- y. -
nE GARMo's DANCING ACADEMY. NO. ~ WEST
w,anesdsvs Ana sssI,rs 20 from ~ s 70 b and from
$40 fb,s y ~ Also ruesday and Friday evenings at
o'clock. copnmencing Jan =. 1855
sEM CLASSES Tor beginners for advanced pup'is ana
Just received from the ssccee Aosdcmaue des Profess
q. Danse De pArsv the snd beautiful Qnsdrfie.
M LII LEs VARIETIES PARissESNES.
r a. sRARINa,s PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMy.
81 JQ2 Fourth svenuc Twenty third street "a class
Scr begnpsn Al 4 O'Clock sud AVS O'Clock ~ Glasses
formed the German. and private 'sssoas ever day W
nose wAO wish 10 tspss 0sckN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

0100 RRwARD,-sTO PROM THE RESIDENCE
- West Twenty seoond street ssvs.,l arelss q
me asoss rows S Y paid fss she rssoysr Of shs same
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

x YAARg NEW YORK HERALD roR sAIE--FRox
&nl6 VQyid zosiv y IN WuNa9 go Sesad aoor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-12-30

GEORGE oHKIsrrs OPERA HOUSE.
~ Aalen1S I'M ar Hss.ae Hotel Yves. enty fourth &.
Fashionable matinee ia fashionable locally.
Admiration 10 matinee, oOc. ; iitIe folks half praoe
LAUGH THE OLD iEAR OUT
A MAMMOTH PROGRAMME. HEAPs OF PHU1
Last day Of tho infant Rsvei "a spsaish Dance
The roaring Farce,
BLACK STkfGE That boy JAKE. Geo Chrtav
be secured during the day r evening Al d
boz Office.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

arc sfs9ted .uF I'll ages zraf renstifStFons Tbtg
err eafsBasrd n THE active ssiheiulss % Herbs mi
Roots syH5ea ttoEsaNF ae&dF aNifsFcstN Thrrars
uaia tut cffGaiA IN their obsFatioa -pFgdr7iE
neither eTsRgVs, EriPtHg payne or Sirsntss Thy
my ae tsksn Is al ages seEes or Conditions SiIL-
out fear.
BRTAS'S IFrE PYLES, cure Headaohs.
BRTANa LtrR PILLS eass siek ssouaea.
BRrAS's uFg PILLS. Cure Gyaaat.s.
BEvsNss LII PILLS, r1rify Gs alIoooa.
AEHpA4yASs LUE RILs. xus SOS, spl
TWESTY-FGTE CENTS,
ssa win aee9rspsish 81 thas rerr@srntea
They are siex atty pas ap Ny TIE s3bpftetay. he
tsypHfay Of HEFAN4% FrRENAgf ~ wAEEps
la ss,.5ae te6s ana taFsFa1sy angEn % she Amrr-
II yoH vita BrTsass AaasaHx, ~ gssnst -
them 81 gaar 6rtagisE 8snft Ffaka May ataws trt
seed TFShEy-Ere Eesta In 4 mTss& a Ahas&Sst
err. snfYan wfii zektheAa bs T@rnsy1 ~ ns*iss F~xz
paid Address 3tA DR. BRYAN,
Bgx &79. go aFaadwsss Asw Texk.
Deaiers sappHad ~ Desaas AAsaas il CO.,
Wholesale Ssentt. Nps TsES.
August 10. 1858. Ii.
EmHE&#N && E4A8lHE# ~
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

fnaEsknk nfsxpne. xThA pa46ioasnspa-
kted Ilsh d VI 9 bsfdia NJ hal !
voas cireer 1efo4 us. laf ssras
'hlobds md 1ensa as 4 ~ been, i
iaSart anewzHfs td&he ej6ntry andAEew
impetaa TO Industry. Let "a sci BE en-
ample cs iraagurasing ~ ere of good
-faffink. Tf I have seemed In the rezfec-
sions / have made In this address upon
the assssaguishea msep 4haEa-naaaea nv
b, aniaaasad Ay@ diTerent spirit, let me
8aaarA xDuR haxk aEimadyersed on their
acEs asalx hee&aas khsy zare Ihe x-spxsssnsapu
Etfve rses of TIE unrelsntIng payty III ths
s6unfsy ', ma + waIf III shAw thsha Hst8
their heroes hage also psed q. aFansfty
atn walIfng ghev shs1if iaye liz Bnf On.
the other RAND. I skouid ike eansp
hsll Aaad AIr. SfHvens, and csheT3xas azna
erred % be f~argissa~shRt oHr Faapkss
sboaI9 haze real peace ard . share in Epe
iGoveranent their fathers founded, and
which they have Fl maintain. AfA n Ask
Thin, aos oss Of any fssltng that slss SEES
sion | asa born In - sHafe nav soafssrs
ah#D anf sthers RFee. Gnysranepss cHEF
not last long In either seelioa With D
practical ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of kAe Unaona
Or xifa sb~ assertion of the geaeral Cow
e~rnnent OF greater power cxaf azsy eaa
| Stass than she Constitution allows nr
than Ii claimed Or Nonl3 BE- tolerated In
! auofher. The military sahiartioH of ne
seeEfhb ~eusaiis. in The end. aTstitFafy COY
evnrsens 1upau both. Orr eagle mmnss 1T
| pard both It's wings. Oar nasI6faI BE-
public must pofse itself on both saetiSsA
II i would move safely % its giofious
Enlsssdn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21
~Iasaporlanl 90 Ladies,
OH zARvzY's FExAlz PILLS

&&4@4MH&A IA B&EA
gae NEST -aAfssiibie ana p0phssv resaeay Isvas
hare been used 10 many Gaanaaasd cases wash u
fs', 49, ssss ~ s - III - ~ a.
IN aliases astsiFax ffozasa&STMsUIms M Oh STOP
pAGg o. 80 q asassss Asaa What aass
II arises. fAes ~ III sskaasss to h+aab
all whe srxsaHa4fnx fFazn HFakNN end Dssshg,
ufers&@sx<1s&afgsS Mksv&&sass8. 80 &c, &C.
and ktt5&e Maekasshenirg tie
syaaslE. xk~aaaakk 82Ksas* Exarrs4
81. ss4Fs and tsIsa vaFAsns #anf rs&eaias in raEa,
IL ! / - - - ~ f'fsAs4e S1'A'
Or. hsRvEHts FEMALE PILLS.
rAey 40 RssssGkg AssgAaass sn re systrn, may
~ s&ksn ia aaS ulea VIA psg#E9 k2ssty ssi aN-
elRa sbk gsy49 sIgAgss III FfRs&My 4hsy sAoxaa sef
bS ksksM ~ q A4fffag|@a asaa be IA rcsxf.
Thsy aever saase anx sA2nsss psIh ~ aistrrsa.~
SO Bax ssssakft&a o. psss PssH Gas 2ollSr
u. NARNEYsG GGlOEN PILLS
4 saxssAy saEaspssaa eases. tsss &essseA saEsasa
sAM&sAh&nasw Ess<A rive Ns4aara 8ex hax
Private Cassaaar TO E@zas@e wsth EaMa SnasoENz
aa&sasxEaa sR~E SFeae A Fwswh*s ID . directed en-
ye#sFse MI A491&&M ~ #H5
ET- uas sAis aat u van sesaFe d. HarSwy'sn8,
sss4aE 90 eanpss psssswa tassa 81 g4ag DrpxSlh
9saa$ AZ - EehfT. sS~ sstsE SCARS saS e
aa9rEhffeyka &iN reeeuauseaa asA*s Fsuhsfs FsDe
I ssss III - &C. sss | &c 80 /. sssas ''~ss' ''''''
On. 4 s&gAN caasaltips Physi1aa.
Esk s41&A ss5@aass&fs Ss~ i"
- gAa gssxaxH sAsas esss-pasa, seeGs1y scales
st4eseStts&f fssAFa sss $50
R@sHE3assSp9N abasasSAgase 500
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21
ERaeRs on roUTH.

A gnHtIsznan mfsD sus4rsd aer vsarm freHa Xg-
suas and GenitAl Dwsigtfg, Nashsay Asnisxisus, gss
sssninaI Wsaknesr tha FesalE Of Y@uthfuI IBst-
eFsshpss s8a eHEa& aeax emslasg Ills 6ays IL hspe}tFs
EalaeEy. will fvx the aNs@ III R@RsRtRx n1an. ssaAs
aus ne aaiicted- he Simple fas&hs ased hs BIN,
Rhsea Sisted scare la ! Esw weaka, after tst
faiIaFes 81 5zaHs2wS Ms ssa&sgasaaRs ssaaa d directed
eavRlaps AL atasnp and ii win rosa gen netting.
E3s Address, KEF9AE TREAAIS,
stxtiaa Z, ESsaA ST., Sww-Yv rk CiiY.
August 10, - -ly,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21
csxsanptIsa, cssafrs4 nfssehisiS

i vasassss ~tsssiiss on TIE ssssfs q 0eass1
esss - afs vafaane ssaxg$s eseas bssisa $50
D &&s$F$9 GeaAAE sassaszmH BNNN&F - 80 81
saasrsnslanx wa.lSA care saTa& shoFsNeaass 80 y
- NSs&sgKs ri eng mhs xeYs&enss y -
MI <sNAesa fIsFsssa sa6 aasy ~ - ssssss = =
- x@nr nfs. SEQ m saaxs seed snsflsg@ g.
sssrse ~ HI MTAN. UaksnaSsaH 49, -
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21

They ware pressed iase abe arEay HI
sonsesipsion. IL they Gea from their
homes and bid 10 H-sorasses % escape ihsy
we're hanssd down by bleod-hounds and
pat in the fFast Of battle vita the rsga.
lars af The Galden Circle in their reaK.-
Ths property uf everybody was q prey,
and those ssslY wba pTOfessad the nsmssi
zeal TO the military power could hops "a
hare any share in What helonaed 10 them
In IL nok saonstroas that oSg Govern.
messs should leId y people, put iB this
~predleAaaas, IL we aaay NOT sss Dr. la
own assa, pa certainly By il. ~sspiaessess
and a~eenfsseence, rsspansibls fer the
crimes 81 m asnrpAslon sAas pas syss
lAsza.
And vel the Inn. rhaddsus sssvens
takes this stand for the Government oi
she United States Ia the resolutions which
he recently rot np Il convention 10 pass nj
Harrisfarg. he thinks shas Is prrnasI~
vasfs sIecsed Ms. B~sshanan President.
who devo4rd hfs Adninief atsnn 10 hasrls
che treason which has trodden dDwn the
great e~sssfnsaHalIfs M our own rass Iii
re Snntss sn II has elected bfan ~ an skena
I'll ~sonapIsss their aesirurfaan ard vel 50 d
fuseIxn rass 10 tske their piAos Id The iaa~
tional soaHauUnstaI1hs
Assafding 10 Tbs psoersmms oil -
Stessns rr~~pIasians. ahasa are NJ Iossl
men In sir Spnsh but ahe asfasnekSsed
klaeksi sae RIiss Insss whs sssrsamfeA a
the atsssfsssia# and eheyea iss hvisssas~-
and sllls fvsFy rnass wss erzspslled ~ -
- u ~dlsfssnshi&s5 ~ dial xsIa In iski.
esa ssiugssee fTssn Ihis %sassa1 FACTS he
Asslaasa LssislmlsrA In IN akseFA III arx-
aslsl&an 6tass nod natfanal, eses The
xsals Ssssths Il - W. Assama abssiaxs
power essr ssasythiag South 81 Mssan
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21
OEEICERS:
W. ~ ~. PESEY, rTesft. a.
- JOHN w ROSS Vice PFekt,
Asa RuCKMAS, Gen. TraY. Aga
nfnRrrnRs Assn RRERRRNrEs

DIRECTORS AND RRFEREEcEs
Hon. W Il ~. Pnsey RsnkeFs c9aucil ElEHs /
fgan C. Balda il, I&ta chIef Justice bfA1was On
J ". Ross, PORK AsFrAssh dol Thos. I. sfreaal
Atternas " Law do garH. us#s Esa we4lf~
sale aEace3. do r ]. Harfarl. HarIwar@ pe44e
DO ; Jain Jones. Pfep'r Pscihs Hsass. a.; HIN
I. " Hses, DE-; NJ Tasasg. Gsss iasaFsRt
agent osksiOaza Enws5 Hen. W. II seFrers, I'd
HeaE WIN. LauEAhrfA ge. Ssp4gs Of sth IutitfAi
BiKtyicts d. John white PFeSidep' n tbs tst
&stiansi Bank % HpT. Han ". MTYfsars fK+
sesFpfarT ~ State, EfHHs CITY Inss Ger. h5tC.
Drwise. sHrii0Elen- Iowa Haa RI VI TTttnhEes
IYsgEe ~ abe 2Eki EHalsiakB strfeS R4aaRtasld Se+
"a Hra. Wm. H4ls GlfnNee1, fawa
NFFtew -awT FaSh HsTiwsrs sssEb, Lawef
Bzaaawas. Co HNcii BlHT Iowa. 8aH
TAts Galapsuy regsatty o~rvsnigHe in this rity, tbz
der the lass # Iewa, is nsaS pgepaEed 81 t6sEs
Poiicies upon all classes 81 detached dwAlsgHKs
aad farss pFepsTtyg Aexinsf luHs eY ase, ngktaing
MsB4 storms and t6FaAiaHs,
oaeratias spen the Ma&sssi plan Susaessa &ti
gsay na more taan khe artusi cost Of fasnsslrsl
vh,ir tfrv wffr retain In their midst tha nassAss
Hsw paid 10 teESlga eagupaAies. aIE#i
THos. y sTTEw
Secretary
aaaR EEsM 1Ezs L--N7 fB II
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1865-09-21
Ne ~
PRICES OF
SINGERS SEWING
E5.

Tasss saar4aAEtsd M*ehinss fer fsHIly and n@ra4
wfret0Tfa & pHrHo&es are Esw sold FAsapeF 81 Csc.
Saint Lpais Ae~gsrT. Ne IS y. Fpersh street s3Iau#
&uysaprs eisS 10 America. sees Ger Price itsN
% 5.s EDw1S DIAN.
. E@rxFaF ArSaB
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
MASONIC LODGES IN PLACER Couru,,

Eureka Lodge No. l6, Auburn; stated MAJ.
ings Monday next preceding full moon. A''c'
Gold Hill Lodge. No 30, Lincoln; stated meet.
ings, Saturday Of, or next preceding full mooO
Michigan City Lodge. No. Al, Michigan Tut Rms.
stated meetings Saturday of or next precedna I'
full moon.
Illinoistown Lodge, No. 81, Illinoistowu ,to,o.
meetings Saturday of or next preceding tn1t
moon. 'N''
Clay Lodge, No. l0l, Dutch Flat stated meo
ings, Saturday of or next preceding full moon
Ionic Lodge, No. l2l, Iowa Hill; stated meat.
ngs, Wednesday of or next preceding full moon
Chapters.
Libanus Chapter, No. II, Iowa Hill sto,ei
meetings Thursday of or next preceding lull
moon.
Oliver Chapter. No. %, Todd's Valley, stated
meetings, Wednesday OF or next preceding full
moon.
Delta Chapter. No. 27 Auburn; stated meet.
ings Thursday of or next preceding full moon
and two weeks thereafter.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.
Adopted in Convention at Sacramento
September 10Th. 1865.

Resolved. That we sincerely rejoice in the ces-
satlon OF war and the return OF peace ghout
our whole country; and We trust that the momen
tous lessons Of the past four years will inspire
among all our fellow citizens greater reverence
for constitutional obligations, and those friendly
and fraternal relations between the people Of all
the States which are the most solid guarantee
for the perpetuity Of the Union.
Resolved, That the Democracy of California
will in the future. as in the past. give a cordial
support to the National Administration in the
discharge OF all its constitutional functions. and
most especially in times of great national peril;
that in the face OF the manifold difficulties aud
embarrassmcnts resulting from the late war; the
Democratic party will not withhold its support
from the policy of the Administration so far as
the same tends to secure the rights and liberties
of the States and of their citizens
Resolved, That upon every ground of Justice
and policy to the white people of the country az
well as of humanity TO the negro themselves, the
Democratic party is inaexibly opposed to negro
suffrage. and its inevitable consequence, the DO
lltlcal and socas equality OF the negro. in every
form, and especially to the unnatural and revo
]utonary scheme for lhrusting universal suffrage
by action of Congress, upon the negroes of the
Southern States.
Resolved, That the welfare of California de-
mand, imperativciy, that her mining interests
should be developed and fostered; and her peo-
pie are in the same degree opposed to any system
for the sale or taxation of her mines.
Resolved that the whole history of California
is a triumphant vinlication OF her State policy of
gold and silver circulating medium: and that
any change in this respect would be disastrous in
the extreme; that unwrittcn contracts for work
labor and services should by law, in all cases be
enforced in gold and silver cou
Resolved, That the Monroe doctrine is an es-
sential part of the policy OF the Democratic party
and Of the American people
Resolved, That when the civil authority is in
full operation. there is neither warrant in the
Constitution or laws or even pretext in any
supposed necessity of State. for trials by litary
courts. or arrests 10y military power And that
the writ Of habeas corpus should be held inviol-
able under the provisions of the Constitution.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
County Officers.
Co-Partnership Mining Law
AN ACT concerning Partnerships Tor N'H'"
Purposes.

Purposes.
SEC. |. All written contracts OF co.par'nTtg'saoa
for mining purposes upon the lands OF inc ara
States within this state, formed by two OF m0iS i
persons. shall be subject to the condition Ill II
abilities prescribed by this act. hs
SEC. 2. Any member of a copartnershlP' VI .ho I
successor in interest in any mining clalul. "IU or
shall neglect or refuse to pay any assesSlleus
shall neglect to perform any labor or aereemsnbb
may after the expiration OF sixty days ai'eI sur
assessment. labor or other liability has pe.ou ,rt.
due, be notified in writing by any remaining p phot
ner or partners, or by his or their aeehS ,,h;ch
such assessment. labor CT liability is due' "n .mch
written notice shall specify the name ol 'oul oul
mine AMI the district wherein 1t Is Ioca'.u;h 18th has
shall particularly mention the liability WHICH .o.ide
been incurred; and if such delinquent ,arod le,,oI
within the state, he shall be personally seitoJd sod
with such notice; and if the person SO lo.S er.
shall refuse or neglect for thirty days a!1, h the
vice of such written notice. to comply w''n , mo
requirements of the copartnershlp agreei,e":n :ntor
remaining partner or partners may sen '.e -. such
est of such delinquent partner Ill anu ~
mining claim. .a of This
SEC 8. All sales under the provisions -. Eve
act shall be at public auction and by siv!,ns No.
days notice thereof, and by posing Wri'en; .;,no
tices ia three public places. within the mlnns .;o5
district where such mine is located. Inc no" ~ h,
shall also specify the extent OF the inleles, wbicl
sold and the time and place of such SAFE; e. "nu mini
place shall be within the district wneIe 'ho, oc
is located The purchaser at such sale snu,'
quire all the right and title of the de'Dq''D
partner. orv min
SEC. 4. If any delinquent partner in any oihe %bs
is absent from the state, or resides IN any y,snen
state or territory, the notice to s1cn oens mr suc
shall be by publication once week ior l.i;shed LII il
cessive months in some newspaper puu.i;fthe &c ther
the county where the mine is located; VI ,otic
be no newspaper in the county, then suca odiou Iio
shall be published in some newspaper .ha ta time %
ing county. After the expiration Of Inc 5e,;nnuep
such publication, the interest OF sucn us IN sec
shall be sold, in the manner prescrioeu -
| ton third OF this act. md afte
Sno no.,sse a. TINS ApproSsd aS' sSs April T.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
Democratic State Central Committee,

First District-P. A. Forester.
Second District-E. II. Vandccar.
Third Distrct-Wm. Fl. Glasscock.
Fourth Dstrict-T. W. Freelon.
Fifth District-J. W. Vaudeville.
Sixth District-J. s. Curtis.
Seventh District George Peirce.
Eighth District John Daggett.
Ninth District John Berry.
Tenth District Alexander Montgomery.
Eleventh District Daniel W. Gelwicks.
Twelfth District-T.N N. Cazneau.
Thirteenth District James II Lawrence.
Fourteenth District Thomas FinQley.
Fifteenth District j. D. Hambleton.
Committee at Large-From Sacramento; J. W
CofrOth, J. G. Goods, VIM. Shattuck; from San
Francisco, John H. Beard, VIM. T. Coleman, Jas
q. Cutter, Joseph P Hoge and Eugene Casserly
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

AMAzoNIAN CoMBArs.-A gentleman Of
German extraction, named Hirsch, has intro.
duced combas Of women at Dresden, and
the account of the proceeding is that six
amazons entered the arena with light but
tight.ftting costumes. They were matched
against three, aud they were to give their
antagonists complete throws. wrestling fash-
ion, right on their backs The women are
described as light and agile in the extreme,
and bringing down rounds Of applause as
their forms struggled in fascinating and eIe>
giant contortions. At length the rounds
we're complete, and the final heat remained
between colossal sandy lady. and pretty,
neat and small brunette, who, to the wonder
of all present, flung her big opponent on the
back with greater ease than would have been
possible to accomplish by most men. The
issue was golden watch and chain for the
victor and golden applause from the assem-
bed spectators. The fascinating proceeding
may, ere long, find an imiator in some En-
glish impressario. and subsequently in some
enterprising American manager.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02

The REPUBLICAN PARTY GONE TO -.-
One of the Republican delegates to the Sy'
racuse Convention sent the following dis
patch to a friend a. A bany, as his emphatic
opinion of the result Of the labors Of that
distinguished body:
SYRACUSE, September 20-l P. M.-AN
gone to h-ll. Will leave tor home on the
o'clock train.
The Placer herald., 1865-12-02
ORDER of ODD.FELLOWS.

Auburn Lodge, No. 7, Auburn; meets every
Saturday evening.
Mountain Lodge, No. IA, Michigan Bluff; meets
every Saturday evening.
Placer Lodge. No. 3S, Iowa Hill, meets every
Saturday, evening.
Washington Lodge. No. 40, Yankee JIM meets
every Thursday evening.
Minerva Lodge, No. 55, Todd's Valley, meets
every Saturday evening.
Olive Lodge. No 81 Dutch Flat, meets every
Wednesday evening.
Valley Lodge, No. 1O7 Lincoln; meets every
Thursday evening.
American Lodge, No. lOS, Deadwood meets
every Saturday evening.
ampments.
Three Pillar Encampment No. l6, Forest Hill,
meets the second and Fourth Tuesdays in every
month.
Auburn Encampment No. 20, Auburn, meets
at Lincoln on the first and third Tuesdays in eve
ry month
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BE. Myres, II. p; W. R. Creque. K: Coo "
Applegate, s.; Samuel Beck, c. H.: VIM Sov,o' vs.
P. S.; John S. Agan, r. A. c.; Samuel ''Hua' H"al
NJ. 3. "; T. B. Harper, NJ. 2. "; Mack Wolhss' Meel'
NJ. |. "; D. W. Lubbock, T.; R. CranJa 'Soer, SOe
e. G. Smith, G. occ''
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Board of Superyisors

District No. l, Samuel Dodd. District N.
D. w. Madden District No. 3, A. R s NO. e.
The Board meets the first Monday in FIhUU"'-
May, August and November. ''fuafy
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A London antiquarian claims that he has
iu his possession uogarh's paint tox. If he
had Hogarlhs braus, too, he might boast
with impunty.
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The amount Of coal oil shipped from San
about two hundred and hfty barrels per
month. This is all the palura flow from
the oil springs.
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DISTRICT COURT

y, Hon. 7. B: Mcfarland, Judge. Meets ,nos-
Monday in February, May, August and Novan' u u,s
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THIRSTY. .-In San Jose hers are 1913 hu,
siness places, of which "a (nct far from one
hali are establishments where liquor is sold
to be drunk on the premises.
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County Court.

Hon. II. Fellows, Judge. Meets m ~.
Monday in March, June, September ana 'Ie ~ hrst
ber VII" Decem-
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Probate COurt

Hon. H. Fellows, Judge. Meets on tbo 9
Monday in March, June, September and D. Decam' nrs'
ber. Oecem'
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Democratic County Ceptr., g

90 Hamilton. MA Chairman; A. Huntlev tl.sse- S01
taryi VIM. M Crutcher, Treasurer; j. Ra SecTe-
". Price, WIN. A. Hines, Ed Barrett It. IJa,l, Jah,, "
Brown, WI WIN; /, M.pulliam, G. G. Newman II X <
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Encampments.
STATE OFFICERS OF CALIFORNIA

UoVerhor ............ ....... r. T. 10"
Lieutenant Governor. .............T n. Machlh
Secretary OF State. te....,.......... b, b. Reddng
Cohtrollel. .......... ,..... .ueo ouNoh
Attorney General al............ J. G. Mccullough
Slale ffinter.... ...................O ". NJ Oa!es
State Librarian. W. y. Stral'oh
Surveyor General ,........... J. F. HOugbton
Superintendent OF Public Instruction j. p. SWEET
Adutant General. .......... .... W. G. kibbs
Judges Supreme Court IS. W. Sanderson, Chief
Justice; John Curry, Lorenzo Sawyer, A. l.
Rhodes and D. l.. Shater.
Clerk Of the Supreme Court.... W. D. Hartman
Reporter. ......... .....'.... v. n. lut''e
The Court meets in Sacramento on the first
Monday in January, April, July and October
United States Senators-James A. McDouga
and John COnness.
Representatives in Congress-J. Heby,
b. Shannon, and Cornelius Cole.
The State Senate is composed Of 40 members
and the Assembly of 50.
Senators from Placer County-James ~ Hale
and John Yule.
Assemblymen-J. D. Pratt, M. G. WncAs'er'
and A. ii. Snyder.