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The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

SoUND.-Ihe Boston Courier, speaking OF
the allegation against Jefferson Davis, OF
completely in the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln,
and without knowing the nature of the proof
claimed to be in the possession of the Gov.
ernment, very properly remarks
"We cannot but think that the people of
the United States will insist upon understand.
ING at once somewhat of the nature OF that
evidence. So far as efferson Davis is de>
cared to be implicated in the assassination,
it may be said without hesitation that the
charge will take the great body of the people
with surprise amounting to amazemennt'
Whatever his relations may have been to. the
government of this country, he has occupied
position in the eyes of the world which
should exempt him from any accusation OF
all this horrible character, without the exis'
tence Of testimony so sure and clear that
escape from its damning effect is impossible
In any other event, the recoil OF such an
accusation would be of force which no
power could resist"
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

How TO CLEAN QuICKsILvER.-Therea are
few things which cause more trouble in saving
gold than the impurities which often exist in
the quicksilver used for malgamating. These
impurities often consist of lead, sometimes OF
some greasy substance, and often of copper
and other metals held in metallic or mineral
form. To separate these impurities from the
quicksilver has, by many, been found diff
fcult matter. We are assured that the clean'
ing or separating may be readily accomplish
ed by retorting, but in doing so the mercury
in the retort should be covered an inch deep
with pulverized charcoal which at once abb
serbs all the impurities, and leaves the
mercury clean. This method is extensively
practced in some of our mining countries,
and is said never to fail in its results We
recommend it to cur miners - Colorado
Miners Journal.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
JOB PRINTING

OF every variety, executed with ncatness and
dispatch, at reasonable rates.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

A bet was once made in London, that by
single question proposed to an Englishman,
aScotchman and an Irishman, characteristic
reply would be elected from each Of them.
Three representative laborers were according,
ly called in, and separately asked "What will
you take to run around Russel Square stripped
to the shirt ?" While the Englishman un-
hesitatingy answered, "a pint of porter" "
the humorous response of the Irishman was,
GA mighty great cold The man of the
north, however, instead of condescending
upon any definite consideration, cautiously
replied, with an eye to good bargain, "what
will your honor gle me? 2"
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

A PRIVATE RAT BAIT.-A few evenings
ago party Of gentlemen met in a saloon on
Clay street, one of them had a terrier dog
about which be boasted great deal. After
some considerable talk it was determined to
adjourn to back room and have bit of a
rat bait Captain C-e, Of Washington
Market, soon found the rat man, who furnished
the party with the required number Of rats.
The room was cleared, the dog, which, by the
way, is called Pe-eye, brought into the ring
and huge rat dragged from the cage and
thrown into him. The dog run and the rat
run, but both took different courses. The
crowd laughed and roared till all of sudden
a caprice seized one of them to yell, and such
a shrek issued from his lungs, it seemed to
be the concentrated extract of fear. All
eyes were turned towards the individual who
had surprised them, when he was found half
doubled up with both hands grasped over his
abdomen. "Have you been took with the
cholera morbus, Joe," asked one Of bis SYM
pathizers, "no," exclaimed Joe, II have got
rat in my pantalooons, the d d--n thing
has got up my trousers leg. Ugh, | feel
him crawl now" The reply was the signal
for another burst of laughter, but after it had
subsded J oe was relieved of bis rat, much to
bis satisfaction. He declares that no more
amateur ratkilling dogs can practice in bis
rooms - -Eraniner.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
LAW CARDS
JOHN T. CANNON,


LINCOLN, PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
wv ILL practice in the courts of Placer and
w adjoining counties. All business intrusted
to his care will be punctually attended to-
Lincoln, June 25th 1S65-my
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

The man who forgets great deal that has
happened has better memory than he who
remembers great deal that never happened.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
b. r. MYRE ES,

Attorney and Counsellor mt Law Auburn.
nFFICE in building on Court street, nextdoor
~ to the Temple. Having resumed the practice
oflaw will attend to all business intrusted to his
care in the several courts Of the State. jellmy
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

TO SOFTEN IvoRY-ln three ounces of
spirits of ntre and fifteen of spring waite,
mixed together, put your ivory soaking
In three or four days it will be soft enough
so as to obey your fingers.
To dye ivory thus soflened dissolve in
spirits of wine such colors AS you want to
dye your ivory with. And when the spirits
of wine shall be sufficiently tinged with the
color you have put in, plunge your ivory in
it, and leave it there till it is sufficiently PEN
elrated with it, and dyed inwardly. Then
give that ivory wha: form you please
To harden it afterwards, wrap it up in a
sheet of white paper, and cover it with de-
crepitated common salt, crumbed by heat,
and the drest you can make it to be; in
which situation You shall leave it only twent'
four hours. ancient Work.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

A SKYLER-When Schuyler Colfax was
here, and so much () parade was made over
him, the children all wanted to see him. A
couple of little boys, at neighbors of ours,
not knowing exactly what it all meant, ex.
pressed great desire to see whatever it was,
"Mother, they kept saying, "we want to eee
the Skyler!" To pacify them, she told them
she would make SkyIer for them Just as
good as the one up town. Accordingly, she
fixed up a kind of a rag and wooden man by
tying pieces of cloth around a forked stick,
and gave it to them. They were delighted
and ran about the house and yard shouting,
"We've got a Skyer, amt we Just look
at our Skyler!" The children meant no
sarcasm. AS for the mother, perhaps she
did, and perhaps she didn't Grass Valley
National.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

&C. O. D."-The New Hampshire Superior
Court recently decided that an express COM
pany delivering parcel marked with. the
cabaIistic &C. Q. D."-collect on delivery,
may allow the person to whom it is consigned
reasonable time TO open the package and de-
termine whether he will receive it or not, the
custom has been that no examination could
take place-the receiver must take the pack
age and pay for it without opportunity TO
determine whether it contained what be
ordered or not. This decision of the courts
is both legal and sensible, which latter can,
not be said for all legal decisions.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
, WEEKLY DEMOCRATIC JOURNAL. DEVOTED TO
POLITICS AND GENERAL INTELLIGENCE; Is Pub
LIsHED EVERY SATURDAY, ON NEVADA ST.,
AUBURN, BY
r. < c. n. MITCHELL.
TERMS
tpaya bic in Gold and Silver-Invariably in Ad-
vance.
Rates Of Advertising:

Ten lines one square. this sized Type:
Each subsequent insertion,. n,................ ! 60
For hall square, or less. ................ Il 90
Each subsequent insertion, ............ so cents
Liberal deductions made to monthly or yearly
advertisers.
The number Of insertions must be marked on
the advertisement, otherwise it will be continued
nntil forbidden
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

Poisonous BUGs.-We have been shown
by Daniel Gardiner, of Center township, says
the Sacramento Union of July 2lst, species
of poisonous bug, which, along with the
egons of worms, butterflies and multitudin-
Gus insects, has made its advent the present
season. The samples brought to the city are
about three-q quarters Of an inch in length,
delicately formed black in color, six legs and
two wings. They have concave backs in the
holows Of which are, when at rest folded the
two wings of quite delicate construction. We
are informed that the bite Of this insect is
poisonous. 1t inhabts wood.piles and out,
houses, gardens, etc. 1t also invades dwell
ling houses, and is apt to secret itself among.
bed clothing. 1t is quite shy and hard to-
find when sought for. When it first bites or
stings any portion of the body, the sensation
experienced and the swelling of the flesh
resembles for moment those OF q mosquito
bite. In half a minutes time the pain in
creases and the swelling increases to the size
of the hand. 10 from one to two minutes
time the poison extends over the whole system
and all parts Of the body, and more especially
the feet burn and itch to an Incredible degree
The common antidotes to poison hove been
resorted to with some degree of success.
Several remarkable instances of poisoning,
attributed to spiders, have occurred in this
city recently. 1t is possible that the bugs Of
which we have given description, were the
spiders.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29
The Question of Negro Suffrage.

The Missouri Republican closes an article
on "The new political ISSUE" with the follow
ing temperate and sensible language:
AS yet the freedmen" have given no evil
dences of their capacity to take part in the
affairs Of Government. A few of them may
have shown disposition to aid in the strug.
gle for the Union AS a reward, they have
their liberty. But what fitness have the
millions of former slaves manifested to par.
tcipate In the control of political affairs, even
admitting courage to those who have served
in the army? As soldiers, instead Of exhibit
ing discipline and good behavior everywhere,
oftentiInes they have been found unruly and
mutinous Only few days ago we had an
account from Memphis Of the discovery of a
plot on the part Of the negro troops to mob
the paroled rebel prisoners Though a white
guard was placed over them they attempted
to leave the fort where they were to carry
out their design, and it was not before twenty
of them had been killed and wounded that
they had been driven back. Our noon dis
patches of yesterday inform US that twelve
negro soldiers are to be hanged at Vicksburg
tomorrow for the murder of woman. At
Columbus, KY, DeSoto, Miss, Natchez, and
other places on the Mississippi river, there
have at various times been outrages perpet-
rated by colored troops well calculated to
throw discredit upon their docity and pre-
tentions to civilization. On the day Chief
Justice Chase made is speech in Charleston
the negro troops threatened to "clean out the
127th Now York Infantry on account of the
sympathy with the whites"
,,l 6 ,ho len r.;
gaining their liberty, has been universally
remarked. President johnson, in response
to call by colored delegation, took occa
sion to impress upon his visitors sentiments
originating in a distrust of the willingness OF
the "freedmen" to do for themselves. Mr.
Justice Chase said in bis Charleston speech
" They say that you will be disorderly, idle
improvident lazy that you will starve rather
than work that wages cannot tempt you to
work that you will become disorderly and
vagabonds. Yonr enemies say that, and a
great many people not your enemies fear it,"
General Schotield has issued two orders in
North Carolina telling the negroes they will
not be maintained in idIeness, but must work
Other commanders have seen the necessity
of doing the same in other departments,
Government is now supporting thousands of
these poor creatures who cannot be made to
understand that liberty is not perfect indepen-
dence Our cities are bronged with freed
negroes, of both sexes, who appeal to public
charity on account of their pitiable condition,
and on the other hand disgust decent COM
munties by the profigacy, crime and shame
with which they are poisoning the currents
of society.
Should we now admit the negroes to the
privileges and RESI- possibilities of equa citizen
ship? That is the question Of the times.
The Placer herald., 1865-07-29

The archives of Virginia, which were removed
from Richmond on its evacuation, were captured
intact in the jail of Buckingham County, and
sent to Richmond by order of General Hartsuff.
The California Lcdgcr, San Francisco publ,
cation, has been discontinued and is succeeded
by the Weekly Leader..
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6dmOrrtotoen, GbOlsrasN nfdls, 9iarrbae, 30
lifen, 8rearubr, 5bminoel, 8ld5un8sn, 8opfs
idmera NiIbma, flutes 6ieber, Gptleplie.
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@egen droniiden toeraltetenJ Rbeumatisinus
buff lie 81; ga npsft4s &9sama & N - Salbt
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ben @Itrtt guBIet9 ansepaunt atsr. 3
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8uf 6ds pattenten aus alin Etetlen Der Aelt 5u tim
arBmen; er bat eputs Napoleon Tn Sabre 1862 rpa stHsr
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aantin tpn RnelaKb nebf GemdbItn, R1S 9erBse S0a @s
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SIN SalttEpre bel U. 8OssIer & Co., Sets 2. 2anse, .
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be, Gsartaa bee Hntessei$ustsn aagefeutea Iasutes
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