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METHODIST SERVICE

THERE will be religious service of Methods,
Episcopal Church South. at the Court House in
Auburn, on every third Sabbath of the month
in the morning and evening at the usual boprs
Rev. G. NJ. EDWARDS.
Preacher in Cbaroe
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

MoRE RoGUEKY.-Some law less scamp
entered the room of our amiable County
Coroner, Thomas Jamjson. on Tuesday night,
and lpok theretrom about 500 in coin,
without disturbing the sleeper. Uncle Tom,
il consulted upon 'he matter, would have
preferred that the thief would have taken
his 'pay" in cotiins, and let the oro remain
The vicinity seems TO be infested With bur
glars, who thus Ear ha,o carried On thaii
business successfully.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

EGovernor Low has appointed Felix
O'Byrne, ono of Conness' pets, to the posi-
ton Of Quartermaster Of the 9Th Regiment
California Volunteers. The S. F. Bulletin
eharacterizes i. as the mos. disgrsceful np.
pointmsn' ys. made
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
THE CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPiNl

EEAVE DAILY LINES OF SIX eSA
"a Il Horse Concord Coaches to all !EX27c1a
parts oil California, Oregon and Nevada territory,
Sacramento to Virginia City (Henncss Pass Ion!e)
via Lincoln, Auburn, Dutch Flat, Grass Valley
and Nevada.
Passengers from San Francisco and Sacramento
for Virginia. Nevada, Grass Valley, Dutch fiat'
and Auburn take the cars Of the Central Pacpe
Railroad, at steamboat landing. foot OF street.
at G:l5 A. NJ, arriving at New Castle at7:l5 An.
where they take the coaches Of the
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
arriving at Nevada IL NJ, and at Virginia cily
the next day at A. NJ. Also stages from New
Castle direct via Auburn, Illinoistown, to Iowa
Hill. and to Dutch Flat arriving at the latter
place daily at 3 O'Clock Pm.
Also lines connect with Forest Hill, TODD
Valley, Yankee Jim, Michigan Bluff, and Squaw
Valley daily.
Stages leave Auburn, for Marysvile, every
morning at o'clock.
S. II. WHITMARSH. Agent.
Office at the American Hotel, Auburn
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

river at Clinton, Iowa; over which the cars
Of the Chicago, Iowa and Nebraska Railroad
is to pass, is nearly completed. When
fin she'd, the trains will run westward from
Chicago, three hundred and fifty miles with
out interruption.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

DEATH OF AN "OLp MAIp"--One Of The
"Old Maid, fell down last week. The old
lady was about twelve hundred years Of age
and had attained the height Of three hun,
dred and twenty-five feet, and thirty feet
across lhe bntt.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

EE The Lieut.. Wright who was lately
tried by court martial at San Francisco, and
dismissed the U. S. service, for pecuaion
and other unofiicer like conduct, was not the
son Of General Wright, as has been supposed
by many. Gen. Wrights son is yet acting
as Colonel of the 2nd California Volunteers.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
The Cost Of Glory.

An eminent writer, in the Edinburgh Re-
view, fortSrfve years ago admonishes "Joua'
than" after the following manner. Il seems
like prediction in course Of fulilmeut,
,cere ace not assured by Mr.. Lincoln thut our
resources are inexhaustible, our prosperity
beyond precedent, and even our fighting
men more numerous than at The beginning
of the war:
"We can in form Jonathan what are the
inevitable consequences of being too fond of
Glory:-1'dres upon every article which en-
ters into the mouth, or covers the back, or
is placed under the foot. Taxes upon every
thing which is pleasant to see, hear, feel |,
smell or taste. Taxes upon warmth, light
and locomoton. Taxes on every thing on
earth, and the waters under the earth-on
everything tha. comes from abroad, or is
grown at home. Taxes on the raw material,
taxes on every fresh value that is added to
:. it by the industry of Man. Taxes on the
sauce which pampers mans appetite, and the
drug that restores him to heaIth-on the
ermne which decorates the Judge, and the
rope which hangs the crimina-on the poor
mans salt, and, and the rich mans spice
on the brass nails Of the coffin, and the rib
bons of the bride. At bed or board, cou
chant or Icvant, we must pay.
The school Boy whips his taxed top, the
beardess youth manages bis taxed horse,
with taxed bride, on a taxed road, and the
dying Englshman, pouring his medicine,
which has paid per cent. into spoon that
has paid 5 per cent, tiings himself back
upon his chints bed, which has paid % per
cent, and expires in the arms of an Apothe.
cary, who has paid license Of a hundred
pounds for the privilege Of putting him to
death. His whole property is then imms'
diateIy taxed 10 per cent. Besides the pro
| bate, large fees are demanded for buryng
/ bin in the chancel; his virtues are handed
down to posterity on taxed marble, and he is
then gathered to his fathers--to be taxed no
more.
In addition to all this, the habit of deal
ing with large sums, will make the Govern.
nent avaricious and profuse, and the system
viii intaIlibly generate The base rerm'n of
spies and anf0'merS, and y still more pesti
lent race of political tools and retaiuers of
the meanest and most odous description,
while the prodgous patronage which the
collecting OF this splendid revenue will throw
into the hands Of Government, will invest it
with SO vast an influence, and hold out such
means and temptations to corruption, as all
The virtue and public spirit, even of republi
cans, will be unable 10 resist"
4 !; q,
We hope Jonathan will always continue
to watch and suspect his Government as he
now does, 1920 remembering tha! it is the
constant tendency of those entrusted with
power to conceive +hat they enjoy it by their
own merits, and for their own use, and not
] L.. L nral IL. e.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
District Court Calendar.

People vs. W. A. Henderson.
l545-Gay VS. Warren ct al.
1644-Crary VS. Campbell ct al.
16S0-Bradley ct al VS. Harkness.
l70S-Henry Maye ct al VS. II. Yappen ct al.
l75S-Wcbser Il Co. VS. Harvey " Go.
l775-H Honeycult & Co. VS. John Barney.
1S5S-Placcr County VS. W. A. Selkirk.
1906-Kavunaugh ct al vs. M Maus.
1945--Wm. Norwood VS. f. Nilsson ct al.
1859 Hawkins VS. Wicoxsen Kneeland.
1856 Henry vs. Everts ct al.
l993-Barron Il Schnaby VS. Clockcr Coburn
l997--Johnston VS. Mitchell
20O4-Geo COPYRIGHT VS. Bear River Auburn
Water X Mining Company.
200j- Hubbard ct ii VS. Bear River Company.
2006-Gariy VS. Mckee ct al.
20l2-ThOmas Stanley vs. Sexton ct al.
20l3-Marcus Kimball VS. W. II. Seaman.
Walkup.
2017-M Shawl VS. J. W. Brady.
202l- Henry VS. Evcrts ct AL
2O20-Charlotte Patton VS. Seth Patton.
2o2s-Mllbach ct al VS. Dougherty ct al.
2033-Gaincs VS. Felberg ct al.
IL 036 - Butterield VS. Central Pacific Z. Il. Co.
u9O43-L. Arnstein VS. A. V. Clark ct al.
2044-Daniel Willard VS. j. NJ. Van Mater ct al
2046-C. Jackson VS. james Howard.
J. Mariner VS. Daniel Mahoney.
204S-Schellhous vsJ. G.. Ball.
2049 Schcllhousc VS. Ball.
2O52-A. Stiles VS. Job Calderwood ct al.
POSSE. W. Curl VS. j. NJ. Van Mater ct al
20j7 S. Combs VS. Charles Combs.
z05o Z. L. Ebbcrt VS. Louis Gilbert
2059-J L. Hale VS. S. W..Lovell ct AL
2060-J ". Gauticr VS. J. l.. English.
rO6l- Clark e. Cox VS. j. ". Dckerson.
2064 Jonathan Hunt vsCcntrul R.R. Co ct al
206S-E. Mckinslry VS. Antoine Monass ct al.
209l-J. L. Brown VS. Bear River Co.
2072--E. NJ. Han ct al W Ncall Crandall
0OTc- G. COhpn Y Bol,p N Moody
2074-Pcople VS. Central Il. L. Co., and Real
Estate.
2076-Ford VS. Frost ct al
POTS. Kricus VS. VI. Krieus
207S-James kecly vs. Bernard Hem ct al.
Griffith Griffith VS. j. p. Robinson.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

Governor Gwin's territory embraces Lower
California, Sonora, Sinaloa, chihuahua, and
Durango. 1herarea in square miles amounts
to 305, 5,6l9-nearly onehaf of the whole
territory of Mexico, and their population
about one-thirteenth of the whole Mexican
people, being 632,652 persons,
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

IS Under tie last draft for 800 900 men
TO recrui. the armies the city of New York
is Offering $1,000 each for volunteers to fill
It's quota: and in order TO RAISE tho money
for the purpose, the city has issued 81 100000
of bonds.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

INvIGORArE TIE SYSrEM.--Vi VigOrous digestion
and pure bile produce nutritious blood. and nu.
tritions blood healthy frame. Docs the victim
OF u dySpcptic stomach and disorlered liver
desire to know how the digestion may be improv-
ed, the bile aud other fluids OF the body purified.
DR.. llosrErTEE's STOMACH BI1TEEs
will accomplish this desirable revolution in the
system regulating the secretiOns and cxcrctions
giving tone to the animal juices which dissolve
the food, strengthen every relaxed nerve muscle
and fibre, and brings the whole machinery of
vitality into vigorous and healhful play. sold
by all Druggists and dealers everywhere,
losrErTER SMITH DEAN.
Jan. 3S. lin San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

An Irishman who had just returned from
Italy where he had been for his master. was
asked in the kitchen
YES then, Pat, what is the lava hear
you and the master talking abon,l"
"Only a drop Of the crater" vas Pats
witty reply.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

Dr.. GwIN IN MexIco. The Democratic
Press, Of San Francisco says:
No projec, has l'anspred Of annexipg
the Northern States of Mexico to France.
The dominion vests in Maximilian; the pros
perty is held in trust and administered by
DR.. Gwin, as security for the payment of the
payment Of the ciam Of France against
Mexico. The resident >uhect does not affirm
allegiance to Louis Napoleon, but to Maxi
milan. DR.. Gwin is the agent of both,
without being the subject Of oither-a disn
terested party in his relations to both sover,
eighties. He is. no Duke as has been re-
ported, nor holds any t,lo or order of no,
bility from either. France is but the ally of
Mexico; not partner in the Government.
Mr.. Gillian is the accredited agent of the
Emperor of Mexico in this city, and NJ. de
Gazottee, Consul General Of France.
We state these facts upon ndubitable
proof; not from any personal interest in the
matter, but because the public have right
to 10 correctly informed, and we do not in
tend to be placed in the position of giving
false information"
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
rs Mrs Partinpton SAYS comparisons are

rs Mrs Partngton says comparisons are OF.
dorus. but II you compare any other hair dress.
ing with Crockett's Amyglalne, the comparison
is not 'ordorus, quite the reverse, as every body
knows that the Amy9daline never turns rancid,
and possesses one OF the most refreshing and dc.
lightlu! Ecrlumcs cXtnnt.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

Taxing IlEAvY-lhe Legislature Of Ne
vada is bound to have revenue to support
their State. The Committee of Ways and
leans has recommends! the following taxes:
a property tax Of ninety five cents on the
one hundred dollars; a tax Of one per cent.
on the proceeds Of the mines; a stamp tax
similar to the Federal stamp tax; tax Of
one dollar On each passenger leaving the
State; a poll tax of four dollars on each
male between twenly-one and sixty years OF
are
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

This year there will be four eclipses-two
Of the sun and two Of the moon. Tho
eclipses Of the SUP occur on the 2Oth of
April and The l5th'of October; those of the
moon on the llth Of April and the Sd of
October.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

GONE EAsr.-David E. Buel, late candi-
date for Governor Of Nevada recently arrv,
ed at Denver City bound eastward. The
withdrawal of the stages east of that place,
on account of Indian hosilities, will compel
him to remain at Denver some time or return.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
PAEAM e..

The Isthmus trausit is made by Railroad in
three hours. All exposure to a tropical climate.
is thus avoided.
This route Offers particular advantages to La
dies and Families.
For further particulars. apply at the office Of
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company, corner Of
Sacramento and I4edesdoltf streets.
OILY ER ELDRlDGE. Agent
JnnnarY 2Slh. lSG5.-lm
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INSURANCE AGENT WANTED.

HA ANTED BY \ FIRST GLASS FIRE IN
w surance Company. an Agent in .iubmn
Liberal commissions allowed TO competent per-
son. Address with San Francisco references,
Lock Box 1876, Post Office, San Francisco.
Ian. IS. 1868. 1t
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

STATE TAxEs.-Siate Controller Ouiton,
gives notice TO the Boards Of Supervisors of
the several counties Of ,he State, that the
property tax. TO be levied for State purposes,
for The year 1865, amounts to Sl.l5 on each
500 valuation Of property, to be appropril
ated to the different funds as follows:
For interest and general purposes, 4sa cents;
for interest and Sinking Fund of 1857, 80 cents;
for interest and Sinking Fund 1860, l cents;
for State Capitol, 5 cents; for Soldiers Relief
Fund, cents; for aid to Central Pacific Railroad,
s cents; for benefit of Line Officers California
Volunteers. l cent; for Soldiers Bounty Fund,
II cents; for School purposes, 5 cents. Total,
ST Is.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

D1sTnIcT CouRr.-Ihs February term Of
the District Court, Judge Mcfarland pre-
siding, will commence in this place Oh Mon
day next.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

PErpER TREE.-Thls tree is gaining great
favor throughout the State as an ornamental
tree its evergreen character winning for it
universal commsndation.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

Esr We are indebted to Mr. Turner. pro.
priotor Of the Post Office Book Store, for
the latest Eastern papers and periodicals.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

BoARp OF SuPERvIsoRs.-The County
Supervisors will meet on Monday for the
transaction of general business.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
BIIllARDS! BILLIARDS !!

If you want nice game of Billiards. on an e1
II ccllent table, call at the billiard Saloon on
the Plaza. opposite to the Post Office, where Inc
undersigned will be pleased to see you; and where
you can also obtain the best oiliquors and cigars
ED. HOLLY.
Auburn. August 9th, 1S64-my.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
BIRTHS.

In Dutch Flat, January list, the wife of a. C
Barrett. of Il sou.
In Dutch Fiat. January 25th the wife OF Fred
Grohs. OF a son.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
State Library Matters.

lbe movements aud counter movements
in relation TO the election of q State Libra.
rlan are assuming an amusing phase. Re,
Gently, the Governor, assuming that Judge
Sanderson could not hold the office Of 1rus,
tee OF the Library, because of a constitutions
al provision prohibiting Judge from holding
any other office during the tenn Of his
Judgeship, appointed DR.. Simmons in hi,
place. Sandelson, Of course, cannot +, sign
the Office Of Trustee. as, being Chief Justice,
he is made such er oNcio 50, on the part OF
the Governor, CT rather his appontec, d
proceeding has heen commenced before the
Supreme Court, and that body asked to
decide that Judge Sanderson cannot hold
the Office Of Trustee. So far so good But
here comes in the joke. The Governor is
also e>-otficio Trustee of the State Library.
The Constitution declares that the Governor
cannot hold any other office while holding
that Of Governor. Therefore, should the
Supreme Court declare that Sanderson can.
not be Trustee, its decision will also ous
the Governor from his position as one Of The
Trustees, thus in manner placing him very
much IL the position Of an engineer being
hoised by his own peta,d. When The Gov.
ernor appointed Simmons he assumed that
Sande'son could not constitulionaliy fill The
office Of Trustee. In assuming this he takes
position that will, if held good, throw him
self out Of office as Trustee
We should not be surprised if, with con>
stitutions, writs, laws, motions, etc. the
Library question gets to be SO muddled that
in the dust kicked up it will he hard to dis
cover who is or who is not Trustee of the
Library, or whether there ever WAS such an
officer. The question having become so be-
logged already that the Governor is endeav.
orng to appoint himself out of office, it is
difficult to imagine what complications will
next arise. An Immense amount Of mud
ding, we think, to get one man ou; and
another man into an office with but a small
salary. Sacramento Bee.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
Pacific Mail Steamship Co

rr. THE FOLLOWING STEAMSHIPS
@frT$S: will be dispatched in The month Of
:c, February. 1865:
Feb. Sd, GOLDEN AGE. Capt f. S Farnsworih.
Feb. 18TH CONSTITUTION, Capt. J. 7. Watkins
Feb. 23d, SACRAMENTO. Capt. W. A. Hudson
From Folsom Street wharf, at nine O'Clock An
punctualiy. Tor
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

""e hope Jonathan will always continue
to watch and suspect his Government as he
now does, 1920 remembering tha. it is the
constant tendency Of those entrusted with
power to conceive that they eojoy it by their
own merits, and for their own use, and not
By delegation and for the benefit of others. =
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