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New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

ala dere the elective franchise and he proposed to
give them Ohance express that desire The changes
OF the times had rendered the ballot necessary for wo-
mans protection, aud ought 20 be placed IN her hands
Mr.. GOULD rep Couinba) thought the resolution
was exceedingly crude The provision did not say what
woman was; whether she woman ~ IL or p, ana
whether Indian women were entitled the franchise
BY this resolution II only ten women IN the entire state
voted the proposition aud six voted in favor or IT, II
would be carried II would open the door, by the act OF
few women, TO the dragging Of the more depraVed OF
the to the polls.
Mr. CURTIS (Rep., Rchmondl said for various reasons
he should oppose the proposition OF the gentleman fQn
Herkmer but at this point he was called to order under
the rule.
The Yeas and Nays were taken upon NJ Gravess sub
stue and 1t was lost by vote OF TO 1872, follows:
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THE WEST AND OUR YOUNG MEN.

To tte Edfgr W me iribhlN
SIR: In The SEsn-WEEKLY of July 9, under
tho heading Emigration TO Nebraska, you published
letter signed 81 T. r." Believing that letter calc uated
10 work injury to the many who thinking Of emi
gptng hIther briefly reply. Fifteen months ago too
arrived In Omaha, and found the city crowded with
vouug men like myself fresh from commercial colleges
seeking situations and tnding none and grumbng about
the West They part OF that class that flock to New
York Citv and whom you continually advise 70 " 20
INTO the country" "buy and SC But dear Sir, Omait
only small part OF the state OF Nebraska, even, ana
bv n residence Of year am convinced that there
room the West, and in this Nebraska and Iowa. Tor
large part for every young man that cs to tcOrh, ana
tla here they c0n better their fortunes" but young
men 20 measure tape DC, find but little encouragement
Our farms and workshops crying aloud for help
IooW Others who like myself, lett Omaha behind, and
who now doing far better than they ever were dAs
or could have done East. Young men, you come Nest
don't flock 20 cities but scatter through the country aud
there on the farHs, IN the workshops. or schOOrOOh
you VIII find that you needed and that there Is no
aelap-trap" In the reports that urged you 70 come
Yours, IL. III. BROWN.
Dakota CitJ Nebraska, July IS, 1867.
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eleotOrs Of ths $40 and 4 should be oarotuly

electors Of this State and it should be carefully
hedged n.
MIR. ENDREsS Rep, LvingstOnl moved to strike out
the prOvisO IN tho first section nasmueh It's pTOyslos
were fully considered in the third section of the Constu
ton.
Mr.. GREELEY (IRep, Westohester) hOped the provis0
would De stricken out The Committee had already pro
vded in the Constitution for taking the votes OF the 10000
persons who Wi be absent from the State on election uy
The proviso was stricken out by count OF 90 votes IN
the affirmative.
Mr.. BURRILL Dem, New-YOrll moved the following
amendment But no OF color other than those VINO
have the qualifications required under the Constitution OF
1885, and tOse who may be born in tins state shall De
entitled 70 vote under the provision hereof"
The Yeas and Nays were called. and the amendment
was defeated by q vote of 46 TO 96, as follows:
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Mr.. CURTIS5 Qlep.. Richmond asserted that the eff
forts of the gentleman from WeStchestcr ir Greeley
had been wholly given extending the franchise TO
class who had by petition asked t Of the Convention
whereas he had himself presented she petnOn OF more
than thousand women praying for equal rights His
colleague from Richmond Air Brooks had asserted that
deprivation of the ballot was punishment ana had
pleaded most eOqucntiy for remission OF this penalty
in the case Of $1,000 dcserters this state Tie same
reasoning and the same plea applies with additional force
10 women The gentleman from WestchCste (dr Gree
ley had spoken Of Queen Elizabeth Was lie that
she governed England solely by her will That she,
and arbltcr Of the destinies Of England
The whole force OF the argument adduced against his
position on this question reduced ITSELF 70 two points
VIZ That II Is contrary TO the functos OF the SEX ana
that IL viii subyort the family Nothing be clearer
than that II woman II not woman by the instincts OF
her nature, no legal prohibitions VIII keep her IN check
Vet gentlemen have made this chamber ring with their
compliments to the female They have irothed aud
foamcd nc the mouth with protesaOns OF the loyeess
purity and superiority OF the SEX and with fear lest
they might lose this superiority IN the pollutmg sea oi
politics. II Shenstonc who said OF certain man and
Hs EeIei them down stairs With such sweet grace
ioud think he WAS handing tAem up'
An incident in his morning walk had shown him the
suits OF instinct and the true destiny OF our country
ing on a wall, aud watching garden within
the nClOsurc, and littlc image OF God cut IN ebony
stood below. asking them 10 lft him up too that he
might see They were old enough have forgotten
down and lifted hiuup In that picture he saw type OF
country and our people bending down To lit up TO
their elevation the despscd aud oppressed Of every
BIr. EBAsTUs BROOKS Dom. Richmond said this
proposed at fell swOOp 20 hcstOW this most
important gilt on 10000 women not IOCoO whom had
asked for IT, few ambitious females had been travel
ing around the country, hut they had not succeeded IN
drumming up many recruits Our6 age OF unrest,
and changes might be made which gentlemen would
gret long they lived This legislation for women
resulted in good. Twenty years ago but woman
in twelve I prisons two years ago there were
four m twelve. Mr.. Br0Ols proceeded % take very
gloomy prophetic look at the future. and had got 30 far
a. % indulge in "a lament over official corruption, when
the inexorablo hammer Of the President fell
Mr. Curtiss amendment was lost by avote OF i9 to
10, Is follows:
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FUNERAL OF JOHN JAMES SPEAR.-The
funeral OF John James Spear took place yesterday morn
ing from his late residence, No 81 Vandamst Many OF
the journalistic and other friends Of Sr Spear were
present The Rev Frederick s Of St. Ambroses church,
ocated reading the burial service OF the Eplscopil
Church. and addressing few appropriate words 70 tne
friends OF the dead The following named gentlemen
acted as pal-bcarcrs: From TIE Times r. A. 5chWap "
orc TOwnlcy; Tribune, Daniel j. klrwan, Myfoh FOX
V0rh Frederick Creighton M. r. Abrams; Sttn Chas j.
snitb Sigge T. j sullivan. The remains were placed IN
tIe receiving vault Ia Greenwood Cemetery TO await t
action OF friends In Ireland AT meaung on Wednesday
of the New York Press Club, lifting resolutions we've
oil pfg1
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DIED

BRADBURY Mau,r N j. weoesiy July "a na sopS's
G. Brsihury sgei ~ ycars. I mouths and II days
Bioo@ded n J.
g. s,l o50 r1a Tsa TSg%S s ~ y s q G rs % "''' '
The relatives and friends Of TIE @i are respectfully ny'ei 70 s@a
he ne!l from the r;de1ee Of ser .onn'S & Roe'r % : Tse
viii BE- takeu % Jamaica. l. l., for atonrent
cOUSIEsIu brooklyn, Monday Jay e. Robert IL COafu4 aged
Tie relatives sud friends Of the family in' asad the funeral
from Dndgast Methodist Church, between Jhnsoast aud Myrtle
ne Lodge tar t6c Sate o Yo in NaiIou. Uaoa
ayi g issens' ss ;Ae WdSws Sop liz o1s no "a a. aL 1o's T.
pay TIC last 6ae Of respect 70 oar Bother Robert
oRoSSNAEsadcHly wsuesay Jolly a. Gertrude wife Of job"
M .a , I ~ 5S @ s5 % Re ,siee No s TrLst At 10
O'Clock this tFfslsyl morning
coSLsAt oss. ws.s nslsg & :, P;I r., RS.1,.', IL
The AMI friends Of The family Invited 70 a. sd TIE f.ae,
u The residence Vi his parents No 2I ieuyst thus Fh45 @'f1
DOUBLEDAYIa Bughamon TUESDAY july % Dr ANN Double
day, aged n yean ani 20 days
5! Gp9soS % % % cSS o oSss. % aos I e. Sarah "'"i
painiIi l'ae's Wills Ii Ksmpshal. agei 27 yssrs
om r,caeS Mr 3 II 6os' So i' v,naeola'e to'.'
MooRR-A Garsons on "Wednesday Juy a. George
The ansra eycs vii be held at St Philips Church e,n.o.
nTd attend Trains leave ndson RaIcsd gpot n 9sloek
Twenty nnihs Hudson he' afela depot on ns
srsoIe 81 o'clock 70 convey the friends 70 GreeA
McGILon Tuesny Ju Haker Kansas Of cholera
Hen LOUIS ws " Dr. George NJ McGi A.. aH1 dasehs Of
McrBLLAN-Ia This City wencsisy. July a. Major David Nc
Ietn ate ID Mcclellan Bros Lhesrapbcrs eyed
Tie fn will place from The Janes Uatei Ptesbyesn Chafh
tomorow (fuayl afternoon A. O'Clock.
freu, the Lmily R please accept vi this iag,atoa
Glasgow, Scotland pspcrs please copy
ST JOHN-On Wednesday evening Jolly D. an'r lingering aes.
% Of Sarah snd the late Channey 81 JOAN To hs
"a ysa o bis "a,
The tale pe the residence Of bis oihe no Sa
Adelpaist Fltoniye, Brooklyn. Al o'clock
TJTHLI-On THURSDAY July Sarah Sinclair "S Of Charles &
Tutlil -,
The relatives ani friends hmy inSled 70 stend hes
funeral from resiene No 10 Hast Twenty s's'as' "a ose
urlay, july loi 0coc1a M
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
STATE TAX on NATIONAL BANKS.

BOsTON, July 2J.-ln the Supreme Judlcia
Court Of massachusetts, in the petition Of LanstOn
a the Board of Aldermen Of the City Of Boston, the pc
tioner asks that the assessmento OF his shares in
the several National Banks may he invalid and set aside
Ills petition Is based upon two grounds: IHSt-Ihat
shares in banks created by the Government OF
the proviso in the Act Of Congress OF 1864, the
states have the right 90 tax the shares in the National
Banks to which that Act relates, the tax Is lnVad De-
cause the law OF Massachusetts, does not conform 20 the
provision The judge delivered the opinion OF the Court
ains, the petition and dismissed the ease with costs
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
MARRIED.

HALIOwAY-sAMRIsA Flushing. l. L. wednesday. bats n
Rev Haowag assisted by the R0y. y Pachh.
WIN. W. aoway r Of Beleye n j. 10 AnBie j. daughter s
late WIa Si.runs, esi. OF Flushing
JOUNSON-PONTEAU-In Brooklyn Weisesdsy July A At tbs
residence bride, Rev H. W Gsahes Of te t tsP
Church Johnson OF Charleston. c. 70 Mis-
Mannee Ponteau OF the former place
Charleston papers please copy
ROGERS-C ALDWRLu Weinesiay, Juy a. at the coagregs
Church Morisau by the Rev n l. Blnn 1bogAs ogee %
Rnly Louisa Csuliwcl esq s OF horns
Westchester County No cautz
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE NEU-YoRK cENrRAL RAILROAD

RESIGNATION OF TIE PREsIDENT-H. II. BAXTER
ELECTED.
ALBANY, July 25.-At meeting of the Board
OF Directors OF the Eew.York Central Railroad to-day,
Henry Keep resigned the Presidency OF the road The
position was unanimously rendered to William g. Fargo,
but he declined II. II. Baxter was then elected Presl-
dent OF tho road.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
rERRInLr cAsuALTY,IN MANE.

PORTLAND, July 2j.-A special dispatch 10 me
star says that the Rev s. O. Chase ana WIFE, MISS auo'
ord Miss Tazevcu and j. Harmon all OF Philadelphia
II r Clark ana wife OF birmingham, Mass ana Capt u
Robinson OF fremont, were eapsi1ed IN u D9at am sa
drowned In Bar HaIbor, of Mount Desert lsi"I"' S'
day. - 60 -. - tho nersons
dro,yn.d af Mount Desert, Cashier OF the
ham national Bank The Rev. $. q. Chae ahYs'cr Ol
of the Victims was Pastor OF 81. Matihlas EpScOpaA
Church Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

WuMINGToN, n. c., July 25.-1hc DGilg Dis,
nich has been sold 10 company OF Northern men. aud
TIll be conducted after August under Republican, aus
pices It has heretofore been OF the bitter Rebel
sheets oil the South.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
rIIE land OEEICE-

There are being examined at tha General Land Office
wilma the issuing OF Isnts the pate land cams IN "a e5a~
TacAO AMI tract in Monterey County, c0hssplg
sbr 81 scrcs about miles Also the kAacho
n San Iuan CaGsatos embracing p 10 acres ia Mon
teev Cunty 80 ms the 4ay OF Moeeg on TIE Arroyo
De Las naEios 1id Ortgah.a Creek ., - ,,-
% comm sner Iced Oace hes received Uap duly
ved Sockt0s Copperspos Raoad Com lsy showing
the the line st the road is the CITY u SteAn 70 h
ofCopreropois vsp No. north OF lanse NO y, MI pa
msIdig ad proyns OF the Act Of Cesreas
ths M IA March 6E The necessary diagrams are IN sUse OF pePa
toas preliminary togp the whdraNalSi the odhctoas
la grant
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Sprtial 9Otitss.
In sysaris

the dn yooAg Italian, sn THAI in seepsgOn r0sS leaves neg
canned the car Of enjoyment PshSEi COan Ae O'os
haze sau tie enchantnsaroma Of gRALOEs NIGHT BLooMmo
CgREUS sy would hof lesg Oa a the wiudo~
and pmsl their eoroes with thai enaaeog eI.ss
What Candid Physicians say.
Get Raivays wka our eadas pbyen 50 OF "'
an bous apeeut Oaaeh properties Of RAD"Aks Hh"o'
LATiNG sHLs Th daily liver diseases that mercury A'
failed 70 relieve aud cases Croac Ilseso @ which all 'es med
ieamen Of the pharuseopl been presosed IA yaa
cents per BOX coated with sweet gum s h"n taste S"a
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
RANK TELLER DECAMPED.

Rp,pGEPoRr, Conn, Jolly 2S.-William How
d pornup teller of the PeqaOnnOek National Bank o.
ts citv has eeawped with several thousand dollars OF
enc honts money, Tie ls T years OF age rather good
ia tS dvS feet -four inches high, dark hair aud 'es
pInr bulld and weighs about I25 pounds The bank
oeers a re WaId OF $500 ior his arrest.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
p,rAI. suooTING AFFRAY

IouIsvrIL,E, July 25.-A fatal shooting attlay
today at Frankfort KY bet weon h9m biuS,
oH s p1 Is,,s Nichols resulting in the killing OF III
latter Bird dgeford shot III the leg and hes Ia ef'
cal condition.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
FIRES.
IN CHICAGO.

CucAGo, July 2j.-Wachter's brewery, in
North FranBlnst with three adjoining frame buildings
was burned last night The lOss Is $4,000. on which
there insurance OF S27 900. Tho nre s supposed TO
have been the work of au incendtary.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
RASE-BAIlI.

THE NATIONALS OF WASHINGTON DEFEATED.
CHICAGO, July 25.-The Base Ball match to-
day between the Nationals OF Washington d. C., and
the Forest City Club OF Rockford, Illinois, was won by
the latter In nine innings, the score standing 10 -,
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

BlLrinoRR Juy 25-rhe weather Is excessively bot, - 80,
25-It been raining all day auu un
at aebes good for tue growing crops Ou o "
BosTos july 2s-Tha thermometer Indicated % dgrea tnis
poan Viii ese sl glmosghere qherse ha 1aaaasf 'aO"s
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

Mr. VAN CAMPEN (Rep., Cattaraugus offered an
amendment, substituting two months county residence
for four months.
Mr. KINNEY Rep. TOga) moved 10 substitute 30
days district residence, Lost
Mr. MERRILL Rcp., WyOming made a sarcastic little
speech against the change proposed by bir Van Campeu
saying that there with him all-suflcient
fOf going against the proposed change II nnoya
ton upon the customs Of the Fathcis He should expect
his sacreOus tongue TO Ceaye 80 the roof OF his mouth
his Vandal hand 10 be riven from bis should he
alter what had been handed down from the wis
dom OF the past He charged those gentlemen who placed
their whole reliance upon the superior light Of their fore
fathers. 70 beware Of such perilOus innovations.
The Yeas and Nays called upon the amendment
and it was lost, by a vote OF "a TO a. 10 follows:
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26

By rrLYdHAPH 0
CNcINNATL July 2j.-IIary Norman of New
combs AIinstres Of NewYork shot at Choates
saloon, No Longworth-st, this evening, at o'clock
The wound is probably mortal He says that ono Can
ford threatened 10 shoot and did shoot him.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
SUICIDE OF A WIFE MURDERER.
SALE OF A NEWSPAPER.

BUFFALO, July 25.-BendeT, the man who
cut his wlfe's throat with axe yesterday, dfOWhcd
himself shortly after committing the deed
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
NlrRDER IN NORFOLK.

FORTRESS MONROE, July 25.-GeOrge Martin,
an employe Of the steamship Niagara murdc m
Norfolk last night hg George Smith, charged with in
proper conduct toward the latters wife.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
CRICKET.
IN CINCINNATI.

CONTEST IN CINCINNATI.
CINCINNATI, July 2j.-'rbe cricket match be-
tween the Thames GLIB and the Union Club ended yes
ierav the Union Club scoring III and the Thames 9l
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
MURDER IN BUFFALO.
A NEGRO MINSTREL SHOT

BUFFALO. July 2j.-MaHallo Bender q cooper
cut his wfo's throat with axe this morning
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
r,r,r AofrDENr AT sOUrNECrAD'y

scafNEcTApY, n. Y, July 25.-Je|in Pitts, o
scbsUic AN crloy6 at the Ute, Railroad shops ia this
CITY was killed tits afternoon 'Jy cYdndcrhead falling
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE STATE or TRADE

N the afternoon during which shc Hshts,as s,te,.s A.. a,
schooner henrJ RaAseil lsg at si wgsSf VOC ~'''
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
Dr. heanedy's
nIARRIIEA CORDIAL.

ONE BOTTLE WILL CURE.
Rre,v traveller by Is0l shouli have bottle Oft
Guily IN health, should hAse oo" " T"
will simple S1ame OOopAinI
IL will DarrLea.
II will DYseney
cureG OF the BOgeS
will cureC Choers Morlus
viii restore ts bowels When reduced with a"o"
kind =. III a.....n.
n directions are given With each bottle how 70 nesse u aSe
VN04N'u0N !" 9"N'N" nOkAID KENNEDY, RoEbuU MSS.
Prize By DBMAS BhRNkS ~;
- ~ q WELLS Co No 5 Fulton T. Aod z OhirN
IENTON. No B SiSth-aye
New-York tribune., 1867-07-26
THE WEATHER.

REnrxs-The thermometer loEsst e1rly n-eo Morning.
ua n very cordy AfsnOonNcfy cloudy overcast EFenn
--Ker .iy commenced ~ llsl0
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

MEDICAL ADvICE-Dr. VIM. K. Dohertys
Medical aud Surgical Institute is becoming sine
qua msn 10 the welfare Of our State and health
Of our citizens; and bis rapidly spreading reputa'
ton, although it may excite surprise. Is but TIC
signal OF skill. and follows as the natural eject
Of such a cause. We are personally acquainted
with gentlemen who bad suffered for years undcr
chronic disease, and who had taken advantage Of
every available means that promised relief, but
without success. until they called upon Dr.. Do
herty. who iu an incredibly short space Of lime,
has given them entire relief. 1t ia gratifying 10
announce this fact, because the pocior Is a gen.
tlcmau who seeks. not by defamation Of others
10 establish bis reputation. or TO rear the super
structure OF his own upon the ruin Of another's
fame. The Doctor conducts his Institute in snch
a manner that must be gratifying TO all bis pa
ticnts. lie examines, advises and recommends
without charge, and The patient after hearing
his terms for treatment. can accept or reject at
pleasure. In no case does the Doctor make \
charge unless be- effects n cure. This. be IL ale
to do because he feels tho confidence which lOIig
experience has giver. and no doubt the consola
,iou which appertains to that coincidence. Fer
son. afdicted With either acute OF chronic disease
would do we'll 10 consult the Doctor; ut all events
il can do no harm, as for consultation he asks no
fee nor does he insist on Obedience 10 his advice
unless the patient places himself under his care.
III. otacc. are on Sacramento street, opposite the
Pacific Mail Steamship of5ce.-S. +. News
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
coNsTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue OF An execution Issued by P. Stcnr,
ID u Justice OF the Peace OF Township No. 7.
County Of Placer and State Of California. on the
! 9Th day Of June. 4. y. 1867. and 10 me directed
upon Judgment rendered in said court on the
3ist day day Of May. A. D.. 1867, in favor OF Owen
Garity aud against Elijah Ellington for the SUN
OF One Hundred md Fifteen doll rs and twenty.
FIVE cents. (ll5 23) judgment. and the sum Of
have levied upon. seized and will expose tor
sale 10 to the highest bidder for cash in U S.
Gold and Silver COIN in front Of Wells. Fai 60 j
10 3 Express Office ut Iowa lllll in Township No.
7 County Of Placer and State Of California. on
Saturday, the l3sh day ofJuly, A. ID. 1897,
1T the hour of o'clock, w.. all the right, title
and claim OF said drcndan. Elijah Billington Of
in aud to the following named aud described
property, towit: A certain lot Of mining claims
situated on Ro ch llM In Township No. Z,
County OF Placer and Stale Of California. and
known as the Dillington Claims aud bounded a.
follows TO- wit on the North casterly side by the
mining grounds Of Antoine Phillips; Ou The
South wcsterly side by by the mining grounds Of
. Jrdrrds ind fronting on lndian Canon, and
extending back 10 the centre Of the Divide. to.
gc,her with xll and singular the TOOLS fumes,
sluicrs, and about 400 feet Of Iron Pipe. one Der.
rick and fixtures aud all other fixtures and Op.
purtenances thereon. or thcreunio belonging, OF
in anywise apper:aininy thereto. or so much
thereof ~ may bA sufficient 10 satisfy flaintin'f
judgment, together with the costa now due, OF
that may become due thereon.
J. D. CARDER, Const. BILE Tp. No. I.
June 27nd, lSG7.-3t.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
NOTICE. .

no al whom I. may concern: Whereas the
] West BALI Of the Northeast quarter, and the
Southeast quarter OF the Northeast quarter, and
the Northwest quarter M the Southeast quarter,
all in Section Eight. Township Eleven North,
Range 8 East. Nt. Diablo bnse and meridian. be.
ing i6O acres Of land. has been by the afidavits
Of various persons, nlcd in the District Land
Once Of the United States ut Mary sville, State
Of California. being the ONCE for the district
within which snid lands arr situated declared to
contain mineral aad to lie more valuable Tor min.
e,al than agricultural purposes. by reason where
of said land has hitherto been withheld from pre-.
rmption and sale, now The undersigned gives no
tce that be will, on
Tuesday, the lOsl, day Of September, 1867,
at II O'Clock. 4. NJ. make application to the Reg.
lister or Receiver of the United States Land Ofice
4 Marysville, and adduce evidence 10 prove that
said land, to.wt: The West half Of the North
cast quarter. and the Southeast quarter OF the
Mort heast quarter. and Northwest quarter Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section 8, Township II
North. Range East. Mt. Diahio base and meridi
an, il more valuable for agricultural than mining
purposes, and on such proof npply Tor permission
10 file pre.emption claim to said land, unless
sufficient cause to the contrary be- then and th>rc
shown. LOUIS MILLER,
June 18th. lS67-6wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

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the cuticle il draws from it all its impurities,
kindly healing the same, and leaving the surface
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Express, on receipt Of an order by
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