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nH. SWEET OPOPONAX FROM
ME6IC0l Nature could not produce a richer
C m or Choioar Perfume. Try it and be oouvin-
oed. Z. 7. SMITH & CO.,
anq7-g64 New YORK.
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ER-PHILOS0PHY OFMAKRIAGB.
The Pr0prietOTs o. @ New York Museum OF Anal
omy have determined, regardless OF expense 10 IS
sue free tfor the benefit Of suaEfing humanity, snd
suppression Of qzackeTy) four Of thoir most inter-
ssting and inatructiye Lectures on Marriages and
lie Disqualification, Nervous and Physical pei1l-
~, Premature decline OF Manhood, Indigestion
Weakness OF Depression, lmp0tsncy, Loss Of Ener-
~ and Many Power; the Crest Social Evil, aud
those Maladies which result from youthful f~ollies,
oxoosses OF maturity, and ignorance o. Physiology
and laws Of rsturs-
Theoe IrvaluAble Lectures have been The means
fenlight-aiEg and saving thousands, and VIII De
.rwartad f-ue, or receipt % four stamps, BY sd
dressing sECRETABN, New York Museum OF
Anatomy and Medic 200. 6is Broadway, New foTk.
Eablbgs
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A NORDIYkyCg-TO Ieyy and asses
CITY NOTICES.
ALL WHOM N Gay C0NCEsN

i've ALL WHOM 1T NAY C0NCE.N.-
J. Notico is hereby given that it is deemed ne
oessazy by the City Council OF the City Of CIeTe-
land, 70 provide for the construction Of Long
street Branch Sewer No. 2, and for the ccn5true-
ticn ola branch sewer in Columbus street, and to
provide for the expense thereof by assessing a tax
upon the lots OF lands ahlttiBg upon the streets
through which said sewers shall pass, and fer that
purpose ordinances are pending before said City
Council. All prisons owning property on said
streets as aforesaid, having objections to the con-
structiOn Of said sewers, are heTeby required TO
file the same in writing with the City Clerk Of
said City, within two weeks after the expiration
Of three weeks from the first Publication OF this
no ice,
By order Of the City Council.
G. s. WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk.
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NGTIGE TO BUILDERS.-Sealed pro-
IN posals Will De received at the City Clerks
Office until 5 O'Clock p. m. Monday, August Is,
1866, for the construction OF a
PAVILION IN WOODLAND CEMETERY.
Plans and specifications can be seen ct said Of
fee The undersigned invite the submission OF
proposals, r~eserving the right 10 accept or reject
the sane.
JOHN HUNTINGTON,
Ch'rm'n Com. on Parks and Public Grounds.
per WHEATON.
Cleveland, Aug, 3, 1sss.-aug4940
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G.. s. WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk.
Cleyelsn5, August sth, 1866. aug9:344
NOFIUE-TO all whom II NAV con.

NOfIUE-fO all whom 1t may con-
IN ceFn.-At a regular meeting of the City
DvuHvi IF sk-cit- of Cleveland, held August Sth,
1866, the following resolution -.s -avr-svST-E-
Resolred, That in the opinion Of this Council il
is deemed necessary to grade, pave, drain Ind i'm
prove Euclid avenue, between South Perry street
and Wilson avenue. All persons claiming dsm-
ages by reason Of such grading, paving, draining
and improving, are hereby !, quired to file their
claims in writing with the City Clerk, within FIVE
weeks after the first publication Of this resolution,
or be forever barred from filing any claims OF re-
ceiTing any damages therefor.
c. S. WHEATON,
Assistant City Clerk.
T4av.lap1 August & 1Seg eu~q-esD
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r~PHIInSnpFY OFMAKRIAGE

neA. SWEET OPOPONAXl The only
elegant Perfume. Is found on al toilets, and
never stains the handkerchief. ausI-36i
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81 SWEET OPOPONAXl Is the
sweetest Extract made. Superoodes all others.
Try it oacs; viii use no other. ~aus7-36i
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MEDIcAL
GLAD NEW


foR THE UNFORTUNATE.
BELLS SPECIFIC REMEDIES
Are warranted in all cases, for the speedy and
permanent cure of all the diseases arising
firm sexual excuses or
YOUTHFUL I-EDIsCRETION,
Seminal Less, Nightly Emissions, aud Sensual
Dreams; Genital, Physical and Nervous Debility,
Impotence, elect, Sexual DISEASES, sc, &c, &c.
NO CHANGE OF DIE Is NECESSARY.
They can be useI without detection, and never
fail TO effect cure, if used according to instruc-
tions.
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS,
Price One Dollar Ter Box or SIX Boxes for Five
Dollars; also large Boxes, c~ontainin
Four Small, Price Three Dollars.
From four to six boxes are generally required
TO cnre ordinary cases Of Seminal Weakness and
Emissions, though benefit is derived from usiag
asingle box.
pot1noe or Genital Debility with Nervous Pros
tration has effected the system,
BELLS TONIC PILLS
Are recommended as the most Efcacioas, RGjuvl
mating and Invigoraiing Remedy in the world.
A package, price Eve dollars, will last a month,
and Is generally sufficient.
In extreme cases Of Debility and Impotence
BELLS. EXTERNAL Remedy,
Price two dollars, sufficient for q month, can be
used TO good advantage.
1t gives strength to the organs and with the
Pills, viii restore them 70 their normal oOusition.
A Pamphlet Of 100 pages, Oh tn Errors OF
YOUTH designed as a Lecture and Caution to
Young Men, sent free, ten cents required to pay
postage.
CAUTION!
The above remedies have now been before the
public many years, and their great success in the
alteration Of human misery, has excited the Gu
pidity Of several parties, who use the name
- Specific Pills, copy ny labels, circulars and
advertisements, sometimes word for vert, and
put up worthless compounds that disappOint the
just expectations Of the purchaser.
If you cannot purchase Bells Specific Remedies
Of your druggist, take no other, but send the
money direct TO
DR.. JAMES BRYAN,
Consulting Physician, sI9 Broadway. Il. Y,
and you will receive them by return Of mail, post
paid, and free from observation.
For sale by G. W. CLARK, Druggist, II9 Sups-
: or street, Cleveland. auC2r6:wA1Std
!
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Especial KOlIcG 10 Ladies'.

EVT Is ALL IMPORTANT THAT
ladies should have preparations specially
adapted for complaints TO which they are Pc
culiarly subject, at once safe, healthy and certain.
or that they should consult one who has made this
trna4uaut his suaiaI afudv
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BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE g. CO.,
Corner Wall & Nassau-sts., H. 7.

Corner Wall d NaSsaH-sts., NJ.
IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
l. houses in Philadelphia aud Washington, We
have opened a EEw FORK OUs at above To-
cation, and offer our services to Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of their business
in this city, including purchases snd sales Of Gov
EREaEST SEcUzIrIEs, SrocEs, BoSDs, AND GOLD.
We are constantly represented at the Stock Ex-
change and Gold Board, where orders sent US are
promptly fued. We keep on hand a fall supply Of
Governments Securities of all issues.
buying and selling at current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
affords. jan COOKE & c
ma lO.RIG-D&w Weed
Bs- SWEET OPOPONAXl Ladies,
n their morning calls, carry joy and ~giadness,
when perfumsd with Sweet oPopOnax. s7-s6f
IEHYGIENIC WINE,THE GREAT
IMPORTED ~TnNIC.-Ussd BY the best families
Throughout Eurcpe-Approved BY the Imperial
nent Members Of the Amer Medical Association,
at their convention, held in Baltimore, May Ist,
1856. Contains no spirits OF any kind, and is
therefore
B3-NlT INTOXICATING IL THE LEAST.
Its prepared in Paris from pure SHERRY, and
admits in its composition only IONIC, AROMATIC
and FEBRIFUGE substance.
Ladies' viii fad 1t a delicious substitute fer the
various tonics which have an alcoholic body.
MUSCAT PERIiE is a rare wine Of most te-
ligotful favor. 1t is he PURE JUICE or A MOST
DELICIOUS GRAPE. II Burpssses In excellence any
table wine in the country. Used in Europe for
sacramental purposes. Church people arc invited
TO inquir into it.
These wines arc sold by all druggists.
ALLEN & CO., Cincinnati, Agents for Ohio.
aug6:eod- RS |
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BERLIN, August S.-General Manteuiiel,
having attended a military council and had
a favorable audience of the King, left yes
terday on a special mission to st. Peters
burgh referring to it.
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Change Of TIME, october 9th,
ATLANTIC 6GREAF #EsTrKzrrmar
The only UnhFCken Broad Guage ROutf

- In ~ oAaA4 " AagA ~ Pail " - =
c.
The only UnhFoken Broad Gaage Route
TO TIE EASTERN CITIES
1.-TWO Trains Daily Leave Cleveland, from the
L Atlantic z Great Western Depots
DAY A. 4.
Arrive in New P NJ
NIGHT ?. Ii
Mail train leaves Cleveland for Salamanca at
6;25 A. Il, arriving az 5;52 P. II.
Trains arrive ct Cleveland 81 TBS A. L., End
$50 p. NJ.
Trains for Youngstown leave Cleveland st 6;25 A.
n, and S:15 P. Il, arrive st Cleveland 1910 A. NJ
and 6:25 P. n.
This is the only direct route to the Oil BesioBs
Of Pennsylvania
Passengers by the $40 a. n. Express Train dine
and take Sleeping Car at Meadvills.
Passengers by the OBS P. n. Express Train, get
Sleeping Gar at LeaYittsburg.
The Night Express leaves sunday night, Instead
Of Saturday night. All other trains daily Sun
days excepted.
Connects at Meadyille, for Oil City, Franklin,
CORY, and all points in the Oil Regions Of Penn
sylvania.
Passengers by this route have ample time go
minutesl at regular h0urs, for meals, and mako
sure connections.
New and elegan Sleeping Coaches are taohedtO
Night Trains.
For slI information and through tickets, pleass
apply at the Depot of the Atlantic & Great Vest
srn Railway, or 1t the Union Ticket Office, under
the Wedden House.
Omnibusses will call for passengers, By leaving
directions at the above e1lce5.
D. MoLGREN, Cont sup't.
z. y. FULLER, Gen. Ticket Agent.
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Chroufc -CouStgpatIou,

For which take a Single Fill every, or every other
night. They never produce debility aud cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver and Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of, or Impurities
Of the Blood, Loss of Appetite, and al Derange-
mcnts OF Bowels OF St0mOch-
ES-sold by all Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Medicine.
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PATENT FENCES.
UNION PATENT weed AND
IRON FENCE.

The Cheapest, NEST Beautiful and
Durable Fence R0E In use.
Manufactured by n Union Fence
Company OF gainesville.
T. ". MORSE, Agent, SartWell's Block,
CLEVELAND, ORIG.
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I - rLAt my oAe--N NNAhNAA eA~ "GN -9 4-~A' NA9
treatment his special study
DIR. a. Nj. MAERECEAU,
Professor Of Diseases Of NGHBen,
has been in extensive and successful practice for
upwards Of thirty years at his present ofiCe-a
fact that speaks for itself-snd is known to thou
sands of ladies as the author of
Tie Married WOnan'S Private
Medical Companion"
first published in lsf7,) specially intended for
married ladies in delicate or prUcariOus health;
from which every lady will perceive his thorough
knowledge Of her complaints, symptoms and
causes, and their skillful and immediate treatment.
It is e lifelong, reliable adviser end companion.
Over
HALF MLLLlON LADIES
possess it. Every husband should have It. It Is
cent by mail, price 81
lie guarantees q safe aud immediate and efics-
cious cure Of ell special difficulties, irregularities
and obstructicns- either in person or by mai.
Ladies' from all parts OF the United States consult
him with the greatest confidence and certainty Of
CAUTION TG LADIES.
Be rot imposed upon by the cheap. worthless
and injurious uostrums Of Female Pills."
Powders "Drops,'' palmed upon the credu-
lous and ignorant, who are deprived Of their
meaES as well as cftheir health. Ladies can send
for "The Married WOmen's Private Medical
Companion, =" or consult Dr.. Msriccau By letter,
and so guard against impo5itious.
MARRIED AND SINGLE LADIES
who desire a safe and certain remedy for irregu-
l~srities or impressions of nature, from whatever
cause, can rely upon his celebrated
Portuguese Female Monthly Pills,
Composed OF rare ami costly imported extracts.
They arc q reliable specific for ladies. Pleasant
&c the taste, being sugar coated, healthy and GER
tain in all cases. They rranot fail. In recent
cases they succeed in forty-sigbt hours. Price 50
per box. In obstinate cases, those two degrees
stronger should be used, Price So. No Agents
appointed. Address
DIR. A. n. hAURICEAU.
Professor Of Diseases of Women.
Office 100 Liberty-st, or Box 1924, Ny.
Sole Agent snu
twenty years. They are sent by mail, in ordi-
nary letter envelopes, with full instructions
aad advice. may2:3t2-U&Y3m
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nlMrEL P. P0KELL. BOOK BInder

- and BIank Book Manufacturer, No. 95 Bank
street Room No. Is Johnson's Block, Cleveland
ohio. Magazines, Periodicals, Music Books, etc.
bound on short notice. Naiisas and Pocket Books
repaired. Bill Heads and Letter Heads got up to
order. iunel2:RlT
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JOHN L. HUENEwELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist,
deeI-dtw-eon Commercial Whnrf Boston. Mass
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RAILROADS.
CLETELAND 4 TOLEDO RAILROLD.

OAAsHHANO q lOIEDO hAllkUAUs
1866. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. Issa-
I'm and after Monday, July 3Oth, 1856. trains
" will leave Cleveland daily as follows Sunday
SS5 a. M.-oHIOAGo EXPRESS. .tOU. a.
Grafton, Oberlin, kiptons Norwalk, Mon
r~osFille, Clyde, Fremont and arrives ~
Toledo ct 1910 A. NJ, Chicago at 500 ?. n,
and Detroit $50 P No 7:SO A N. Toledo
Express stops at Gil stations on Southern
Divisions. and arrives at Toledo at l2.O5 P.
NJ. Chicago at IL % P. NJ
t2:4OP ?. M.-WESTERN MAIL-StOps at all sta.
tons on Southern Division, and arrives a.
Toledo at 7.SO P. n, Chicago 500 A NJ and
Detroit st 1910 P. N.
400 P. M.-NORTHERN MAIL-StOps st All sta
tiOns on Northern Division and arrives al
Sa1dusky st 6:45 P. NJ
$50 P. M.-NIGHT EXPRESS-Stops at Grafton,
Oberiin, Norwalk, MOnroeville, Clyde ant
Fremont. and arrives in Toledo 1850 An
Chicago st 1890 A. H.s and Detroit st lON"
AN.
Connections are made at MonrOevi1ls with u
sandusky, Mansfield q Newark Railroad; at Sandu
XIV with Dayton & Cincinnati Railroad; at Fremo'
with the Fremont & Indiana Railroad and at 2 o.
Iedo with the Michigan Southern & Northern ]
diana and Toledo & Wabash Railroads. for Chicsf
Detroit, Jackson, Fort Wayne, LogansPort, LAfss
cite, Cairs, Alton, st. Louis and all points We5ta
Northwest and Southwest
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo and (
West at 6:15 A. NJ, 0 49, A. NJ 2;S5 and 9;z0 RI
Sandu5ky AZ S-to A.. H. "1CNA
Cleveland, July 80, 1866 superinteD DEBT
CLEVELAND s PITTsBURGv, r. 6
IsG6. SUMMER ARRAHGT .NTNT. Is
anu a'S Ga1 July S9th, E
Lrans u les'e Gland daily (sUnaSS
ON a,--i-t1- Arrives at Pr .sBr,h a.
~; Wsshir rgh 2.45 A. =; Baltimore 10
200 IgtOn 1921 AN: PhiIadelt
via p &c; New York via Allentown 9.s5i
sg niladeiphia 1905 P. NJ, Whee
O P. NJ, connecting with Baltimore
Lio Railroad. Connects at Hudson wit
z. c. F. E. Tor Akron and Millersbur
connects e. Alliance with P. Ft. va
Railway for oil points east and west leav
Alliance at ll.S5 A. N for Canton, Mas
lon Mansfield, &C, and leaving AIlisncs
ll:l5 A. H.. for Salem, COlumbiana, &c.
z;4O Z. M--EAPkEsS-Arriyes It Pittsburgl
9:l5 P. L.; Harrisburgh s:3OA. NJ; Baltin
1890 P. n; Washington 4.50 P. NJ; Philaf
phis LOOP. NJ; New York via Allentc
$40 P NJ: via Philadelphia 5:42 P.
Wheeling $50 P. "; Bellsir (Benwc e.
$50 P. NJ, connects at Alliance witt g.
Fl. W. & O. Railway for all points east
west, leaving Alliance at 6:l5 P. NJ for c
ton, hsssillon, Wooster, &C, and leay
Alliance at 5.55 P. N. for Salem, COlumbi
&c,
1856 I. M.-ACCOMMODATIoH-Arr.ves At
lance $50 P. \. Cars from Cleveland ,
directly through, via Hudscn for Cuysh
Tails, Akron and HiilarsbUrgh, connect
At Alliance and orryille with P. IT. W.
Railway.
Cars run throrgs ron Cleveland to New
va rHstsOuTga and Allentown with but exc
change, viz, st Pittsburgh.
- -G~ es b. any other route.
Ticket $ugh tickets can 30 procured at the u =
a. Jmee, Weddeil House, at the Depot, O.
10 Euclid Street Station.
J. H DEVEREUX, Superintendent
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HUMAN HAIR.
FRESH IMPORTATION

Y6TM. DAY HAS REMOVED TO 1O2
w PUBLIC SQUARE.-HR. WILLIAM DAY
having just arrived from Europe, would in
form the Ladies and public generally, that he has
row open fer inspection the largest snd most com
plete stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever offered
10 them in Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturing Of
&c. Ladies viii do well 10 examine shis beautiful
Hair before purchasing elsewhere.
E.B.-Hany very pretty Head Dresses bro -Eht
direct from Paris-the very latest fashion-fnew
designs in Coils, Twists, Bow, &c.) Any Of the
above Head Dresses, all of which can be made ont
fSvitches and Brsids without injury to either.
- Ladies Hair Dressing in ali the latest AMI
most nravailinr Et-ins mErI2
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lE-THE BRIDAL CEAMBEB-An
Essay O. Warning and instruction for Young Men.
Also, new and reliable treatment for Diseases o.
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent FREQ in
sealed envelopes. Address Or. J. skiilin Houghton,
Enma-A Aa..ci.Li.. DE -I...lnkla- "a nv a.k.-
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rs. SWEET OPOPONANI New
Perfume from Mexico. The only fashionable Per-
NINA and laIins, 4 .lirht- anc-.3et
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MEDICAL.

--z-E-4rE@S =T1ezEIE ss=sf--.GEsr=a
s2ls2E
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1O0 DOLLARS PgEaIUEI
Imp0tenY Cared,

SEMINAL
Oh sPERMATT0RRHGA, GLEET, &C.,
The Placer herald., 1866-02-03

DELIGHTFUL CHANGE.-The Mountain
Democrat is sjoyous over the change from
storm and cloud to balmuy airs and pleas.
ant gales, and dscourseth upon the subject
in the following strain:
The bright and beautiful weather we are
now enjoying tends to bring out the ladies
in all their beauty and attractiveness. The
weather ia delightfu-clear as the bright
eye Of woman. soft as Speaker Yuls's head,
invigorating as the principles Of the Demo-
cratic party, pure as the "smile Of innocence"
and calm as nun breathless with adora
tion"-in short, it is glorious. Gladly we
bid the cold, dark, ,chseress days farewell, and
welcome the return of sunshine and warmth
The Placer herald., 1866-02-03

BURGLARY.-The store of A. Beck, at
Rattlesnake Bar, was entered on Sunday
night last, and eighteen pairs of pants stol.
an, OF value of al out 800. The burglars
are believed to have been Cinnamon, as sew.
eral suspicious characters of that breed were
seen lettering about the village, during the
evening. Mr.. Beck had been warned to
look out for them, but it seems that he was
not sufficiently on his guard, and lost bis
property in consequence.
The Placer herald., 1866-02-03
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, FEBRUARY 8, 1865.
Registry Law,

bC6 lcVA LAW
Without any demand or expression from the
people, or the existence Of state Of things that
called for its adoption the dominant party in the
legislature have determined upon the passage of
bill known as the "Registry Act" which is
more m;schevous and partizan in its character,
than anything that has yet enanated from that
intolerant organization. We have read the whole
a the forty two sections of the bil and can come
% no other conclusion than it is intended to sub
serve exclusively the purposes of the Abolition
patty, whiie at the same time it opens the door
for the commission Of the grossest frauds upon
voters by unprincipled officials, rs well as to add
large and useless expense to the different coun-
tfs Of the State, by increasing taxes that al
ready burdensome.
In looking over the bill, the reader cannot fail
70 be struck with the very stringent features in
reference TO the registration Of naturaized citi-
sens. The old Kuow-Nothing leasen crops out
In several sections in spirit that has lost moth
ing Of its bitterness since that detestabe party
sank into the depths of infamy. No effort is
spared to hedge about the naturaized citizen
with afidavts, oaths. etc, that will prevent his
registration. If the author of the bill had any
other idea prominently in view beside obtaining
an advantage over the Democracy of the State. it
was to cheat the naturazet citizen, as far as pos
sible, out Of the right of suffrage.
But ii is forgone conclusion that tie bill will
become a law. The Abolitionists have determn-
I'd upon that in caucus; and under whip and spur
they have passed it in the Senate to an engross-
ment, without permitting any debate; and actu-
silly refused to insert the word ,rhlte by which
lhe color of persons registered should be desig-
mated creating the belief that they are intend
ing. If possible by legislation, to evade the pro-
vision Of the Constitution of this State requiring
voters to he white men.
So indifferent to right, fairness. and parliament
tary courtesy have the majority shown themselves
in the Senate, that the Democrats have felt compel
JED to take very unusual course, and threaten
them, that If they pass the Registry Law, to use
the balance of power, which they possess. and re-
peal the Specific Contract Law, when that mea
sure comes 10 vote. We would regret the me-
eessity thatwould drive the Democrats of the
Legislature to vote for the repeal OF the law that
10 saving the State from the curse of rag n oney;
but il the majority will listen to nothing but their
own blind, infuriated and revengeful passions,
then for one, we echo ann indorse the words of
Senator Montgomery, and say if You give US
ihe Registry Law, we will giyeyou Greenbacks'
The Placer herald., 1866-02-03
SHAUN THE PosT.

H1cH WAY RoBBERY.-Mr.S. T. Leet, for
warding merchant at Cofax, while driving
10 his buggy from that place to Auburn, on
last Monday night, was unexpectedly called
upon for bis money, by fellow who step.
ped out Of the bushes on the roadside, with
cooked revolver in hand. ,Leet compiled
BY throwing out bis purse containing $42,5o;
when the robber made further demand for
bis watoh-to this S. entered a decided neg.
ative, as the watch, was the gift Of deceased
friend, and be intended to keep it. The rear
son seemed to have some weight with the
robber, as be grufiy replied to drive on, and
60 to h-l, and then disappeared. without
stopping, to explain whether the destination
heiudicsted meant Auburn or place Of more
tropical temperature.