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The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

In the County Court OF Placer County, OF the
State 0i California.
In the Matter Of tic Petition Of Benjamin Jones,
an 1nsolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order OF the Hon. H. Fer
i lows. Judge Of the said County Court, notice
is hereby given 10 AL the creditors Of the said ins
solvent Benz min Jones, to be and appear before
the said Judge, aforesaid, at Chambers IN me
County Of Placer, on the 10Th day Of Aus!ss.
y. d. lS67, at 10 o'clock, .. m. oi that day, 'neh
and there TO show cause, ii any they can, VIZ
the prayer OF said ins"lvcnt should not be gram.
cd. and an assignment Of his estate be made, aud
he be discharged from bis debts and liabilitiesie
pursuance Of the statute in such case made anu
provided; and in the meantime all proceeding
against said insolvent be stayed.
g. Witness my hand and the seal .. 'as1 sa'o
H.. 6. Court, this Srd day Of July. q q; Ioc''
(~) DIV. SPEAR. Clerk.
II. Rs. 50cts1 BY AN. GAnBELL, Dep'y C'e'1.t
Je Hamilton, Atty. for Petitioner. ..st
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

Iu the County Court OF Placer County, Or Shs
State OF California.
In the Matter Of the Petition Of William Jonss,
an lnsolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Hon. n. Fsl-
L love-, Judge Of the eaid County Court, notice
is hereby given 10 all the creditors Of the said
insolvent, William Jones, 10 bc and appear be-
fore the said Judge, aforesaid, at Ch mbers in
the County OF Placer, on the 10th day Of Ap-
gust, IL. d. 1867 at 10 o'clock. y. m OF that day
then and there to show cause, il any they can-
why the prayer Of said nsolven, should not bs
granted. anu All assignment Of bis eatate he made,
and he bc discharged from bis debts and liabili-
ties. in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made ami provided; and in the meantime all pro.
cee'iings against @id in'olvent b. stayed.
(-) Witners my hand and the seal Of said
Court this sFd day Of SpE;a JSy T. O. ,.ss' 'ss'
(l.R. =. Social BY A. N. GAxBELL. Dep'v CLERK.
10 Hamilton, Atty. iOr Petitioner. jy6 lw.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

ZAcH M"x70oMxkr wAx7xp At KosEvILLs
Having bu.inss. in Placer covn'y. we hsp.
pened al Rose,ilIs while = school exhibition
was pre- gr-ssing. Tina children were perfect
in thsir re,i'a.ions and showed how much
'r"ubls the teachers had taken 10 ft their
pupils for the occasion. Ii was pleasure
to listen to them. There ~as one incident,
however. which marred the beauty Ct the
whole. The programme Was changed 10 in.
"oJuee M'. Somebody who "rp",l"e '.ed
l,udlng :he future heroes ard statesmen then
and there present, and accordingly showsd
bad humoi; he waited 10 TAX 10 Zach.
Montgomery. II Z"h. Was only there, the
schooI,na ans would dsnulish his srgunsn's
and the schoo,nas,ers would DE M"L.ish h
him! That demnl'sh scared us aud ~ Ief
wondering AhA. new idsas ihs J"vsnils
minds had rcc.ivsd-Amador Di.potch
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
NOTICE e

TO all whom il may c. ncern: Whereas the aor.h
west quarter oi the north west quarter. and
the south bali Of the north west quarter, and The
sout west quarter Of the north east quarter all in
section 20, township IL north. range 8 eat, Mt.
Dablo base aud meridian. being loo acres Of
land, hss been by the affi,iavits Of various per.
Sons. fled in the District land Office OF the Uni.
ted StStcs vt Marysville, State OF California, be
ing the Office for the District within which said
lands are situated. declared t" contain mineral
and 10 DC more valuable for mineral than asrcul.
tural purposes. by reason whereof, said land has
hitherto been withheld from pre- mption and sale
now the nn'lersigncd gives notice that he will, in
Tuesday, she 2Osh day OF Auguss, 1867,
At II O'clock y. M, make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver OF the United States Land or
flee VI Marys. lille, and atduce evidence to prove
that said land, tO-wit: The north west quarter
Of the north west quarter, and the south half Of
the north west quarter. and the south west quar-
ter Of the north east quarter, all in section 20,
town.hip IL north, range = east, Mt. Diablo basa
and meridian. Is more valuable tor agricultural
than mining pnrposcs, and On such proof apply
Tor permission TO dle \ pr exemption claim to said
land. unless sufficient cAwse 10 The contrary bs
shoWn. ...a... ~. ....s
BUEL D. ANDERSON.
l,,1v 1897 -
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
Yours Truly,
ROBIN ROUGH.
Lincoln Correspondence.

LINCOLN. July 9Th. 1867.
Mr.. Editor:-l}eing in Auburn and. lbro'
mere curiosity. locker on At The late Mon,
grel County Convention. heard two Of the
candidates. ons for County Judge and the
n,h-r 70, Assembly declare themselves when
called before the Convention. previous to
being ballo,ed for Tho Assembly nominee
said: "G~n,lemen. do not think am f,
tor the Assembly. think the Only flee |
AIN fit for is Attorney General Of tho United
States. so ihA, | could iudi'e the ~hols Dem
cratic party for high treason" The other
candidate. in making hi. bow 10 the Con
vsniion. said: when I heard my friend
express the desire to indits the whole Demo.
cratic psrly fr treason. I tel, . strong de,
.rs TO BE- the Judge 80 that could Try
'h+m."
The first speaker ~ss nominated. but the
second ia l.d! The reason for this VA.
probably because the frat speaker hsa had
indictments on The BRAN for the last eigh.
zen years. ever since indictments we're viv
IDLY and forcitly brough, TO his mind hv a
'il,le oc. urrenrs which took Place in Mil,
"aukle, WHEN he was still Young man.
The defeat Of the second candidate must
nave bnrn caused. j,lg ng from the chs'ac.
~ e The convention by the occasional Isni,
""ry shown in sentencing desperate and
,hand'n-d criminals for the most horrible
| ~ mes committed in the most fvndish md
hrrtsI manner. rs witness ths case Of the
negro Clark These things considered. the
C"n.-n'i"n prohshly feared thu, the Judge
-nd-rn-ts "t heart might ge! thu hst,.r "f
him. and in visw rf tho tact tha, "impii,on
| 'n-nt ,s ,ot for punishment. hu' for lin FIR
reflection and r. fo,ma,ion" nigh, weaken in
he face OF tho enemy. and SIMPLY send the
Democracy up for "lhrre yesrs." or until If.
+r The next Presidential election.
MORAL Men, whose characters will no.
bear criticism should not forget themselves
'nd bitterly and vindicti.eIy traduce an
ancient aud raro'i" party. without expect
ing ,elaia,'cn. Take my advice "Samivsl,
aud b. guarded in the future.
TIT FOR TAT.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
M a II r. I 3 D,
On Dry Greek, Placer County, July Srd. BY
Rev. N. K. Peck, Mr.. John Service 10 Miss julia
Warner, all o: this County.

For SUDDEN COLDS, COUons. do.-Sudden colds
and hard coughs Can lie cured Immediately. a.
hun reds can testify. by mixing amut one tea.
spoonful OF PERRY DAVIS VEGE1 ABLE
PAIN KILLER with tonr tablespoonfuls Of mo-
hsses mixcd:well together. and taken as your
chughing spell comes on; three teaspoonsful Of
the mixture will answor for " dose. Also rub a
little Of the Pain Killer on the hands. and inh.le
the rcen. Of 1t into The lungs. After you have
taken the medicine, n.thc the throat and around
bi east and down the sides, If they have been
made sore by caugbing, and you will soon get
relief II you do not neglect it too long. The
sooner this medicine 10 applied the more speedy
the relief In all casess. II you do not get reliet
in thirty minute, take it again, and batbe freely
according to directions. Julyl-lmo.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
INsoLVENT NOTICE.
1 TIE

In the County Court Of Placer County. o. 'n'
State Of California. t ,r
In the Matter Of the Petition Of Hugh jones' !"
Iusolvcnt Debtor. ~
DCRSUANT 10 an order ef the Hon. d. .s. .:..
i lows, Judge Of the said County Conrs, oc..s LA
s hereby given TO all the creditors Of tns .s
nsolvcnt. Hugh Jones, 10 be and appear oe'U.s .ns
the said Judge, Aforesaid, at chambers 10 .a.s, 's
county OF Placer, on the l0th DAY Q, Aosss s.s.:
a. d. 1867, vt 10 O'Clock, =. N. Of that day' ~
and there 10 show cause. il any they can, ,..;. s
the prayer Of Gsid insolvent should nos pc s'i -
ed, and an assignment Of bis essste be maae. .:' h
BE be di.charged from his dcbss and tsb'!ls.e,. "a
pursuance of the statute in such Csc sa;srs sosa
provided; and In she meantime all pFoeee'''e'
against said insolvent be stayed. :, .si1
cosl. wi.a: 81. sy =; b., band af .sS Js',
4. n. .. Social BY A. N. Gan1siI. psl H.
ia Hamilton. Any. for Petitioner. "
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
For the Henld.
For the He3NId.
OH 6uAAiEt WHERE Is THY BLUSH !

OH 6nAME WHERE Is THY BLUSH +!
NJ. Editor:--Do the sax. payers Of Placer
County know that they are paying the large
sun; Of u 500 for the services Of .spe,in.
tsodsat Of public instruction, who don't even
known The bosodariss Of the School District
whore he resides and owns property.
mean the Auburn District. Mr. Superin.
tsudent Case, ease more fitted for Stock.
ton than the place he occupies, while pro.
siding Al ouF, annual election fos School Trus.
tees, not only permitted bw. encouraged
men 10 vote who were non residents Of the
DistriUE. This same eess permitted = snhsol
boy. Who 10 attending school here 10 Al
burn. right under bic own eye, and Who is
drawing public money a. minor for bic
education. to vote. ...,- He
Further. M. Case. - Superintendent of
Public Instruction. has psrsuitted the chill.
drsn Of pstsons who live ia other Districts,
to Sitend school here ever since hs has been
10 Office and drawn public money cut OF our
School Fund TO pay for their tuition. I'd m,
Superintendent! Of wha,i Ehuseiy not Of
Schools. according TO l.u. Schools ars
good thing when properly conducted, and I
think Case should give place to \ more
competent person. and brcome himself a
pupil Under some IS. hool Mann" until be-
learns something Of the duties, Of Superin-
tsnden'. if it /" possible for bin to learn
snything. o
+ Understand me. am not taying void
against Gaze. Ills intentions may be ~
spo,less as the driven snow, but tbst hs 10
n"'oriously incompetent. and q nuisance ia
Office every man of sense must adni'.
! submit tp the taxpayers of the County
that il We must supper, such a man. ths, it
would be better for The public. and The in,
terests Of education, to board him 1t the
County Hospital. even under the shameless
extravaeancs Of our pressn. Board Of SUI
pe,visors.
EXAMINER.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
The Handwriting On the Wall

The more the people discuss The elaine
and merits Of shs Democratic ticket and that
Of the Noogrsls, The moro ws b&ar Of expires
sions 10 isvor Of shs Democracy. From all
quarters Of the county ws can hear Of this
good news.
The ou.ragss perps.rsted BY the Rsdicsl
party are awakening shs people and arousinR
them to action. II 10 maniisst that they are
resolved to tsrn that party out Of power, At
the drst oppof.unity. They have been weigh
ed IN the bslsncs and found wanting. They
have abused the powers With which they
have bees iosrustsc. They hare attempted
10 rsvoiu,ioaiss the government; they have
frarfuiiy increased ,bs psblie burdens; they
have crimina,ly ,qsand.red The money Of the
people. and h.v. ,ssolen,ly traunpled upon
sil constitutional resursint. Their infamous
earses draws 10 rlcs~; they are forsdoom-
cd By an aroused and indignant people. Who
only await ihs oppo,tuni,y offered by the
forms Of Law to scourge them fiom the i.la0+a
they have sbused. Courage, Dsm"ctats!
You have endured much ia the last isw
ysars. bu. the day Of dsli,srancs is at hand
The country has suffered much; The p.opls
have been fss,fnI'y stu.ed. their righ,s and
liberties trsmrl-d upon BY one Of the n'ost
malignant factions that ever sxittsi; they
have been robbed ly rapscity, pIuudsr+d ~
ins.lent and avsricious men. the yovsr"men,
has been immersed ia debt and indusstx
groans under grinding taxation; but The day
Of redemption drHw~,h nigh. Courage, poo.
l.! Be- strong. vigiIant xnd active. stand hy
principle, stand by the constitution. and .
llitIs tims viii btinc your dsIixeraucs.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
INsoLvENT NOTICE.

In the County Court Of Placer County, Of the
State of California.
In the Matter of the Petition of Thomas Jones,
an lnsolvent Debtor. So.
DURSUANT to an order Of the Hon. II. Eel.
i lows, Judge OF the said County Court, notice
is hereby given 10 all the Creditors Of the said
inxolvent. Thomas Jones' to be and appear before
the said Judge, aforesaid, ut Chambers, in the
County Of Placer. on the 10Th day of August,
=. d. 1867, vt 10 oelock u. m Of that day, then
and there 10 show cause. ii any they can. Why
the prayer ot said insolvent should not be grant.
ed, aud an assignment OF bis estate be made. and
be be discharged from bis debts and liabilities,
in pursuance Of the statute in such case made
and provided; and in the meantime all proceed.
iuss against said iusolveus lie stayed.
(-I Witness my hand and the seal of said
1L. .. Court, this 3rd day Of July. a. d. 1867.
(~) DIV. SPEAR, Clerk.
I.s. .. 50ets.1 BY AN. GAHlELL, Dep. Clerk.
10 Hamilton. Atty. for Petitioner. jy6 ~
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
Judicial Election,
Wednesday, October 10th, 1867.
FOR JUpdE or SUPREME COURT,
ROYAL r. SPRAGUK,
or Shasta.
r0R COUNTY JUDGE,
HON. h. r. nIYRE ES.
Proeeei ings Of the Democratic County
Central Committee.

Auburn. July 5h. 1867.
Pnr.uant {, "a "f Ih. Chairman. the
C.mni,tpe convened 4, this da'p. rresen'.
ei'h"r in person. or hv rroxv. all +xrer,
M->sr. Stephenson. Bri ke l. and Jones.
the Chairman SUI mt'+l the following
resignation from Mr. Ilan.i'o,:
ArBrEN. June 26,h. 1867.
Hon. Joseph Walknp. Chairman Democratic
Central Committee, Placer County:
DEAR SIR: AT the ccrnt State Convention il
wa. ihonght aiviSab" hy the convenio on to place
my n me- upon the State ticket as the NOMINEE
for Attorney General. which nOmn,tion have
ncce pied. such being the Case. !. with much re
9ret.. am forced to resign my place on your
County ticket rs candidate for District Attorney
| do 81. however. with less r. luctancc from III"
kuowcdg" that my pl ,ce can he easily supplied
by the commti" with IN available name, and
with the right kind Of man.
assure ynn, aud the Committee, that shall!
b. able to do az much. or more. to advance the
interests of tho party in the one place rs the
Other. and will do anything in my power 10 elect
every man on The Comfy ticket.
With the prospects before Us, all that ia requir'
cd is a vigorous offort to insure success.
Believe me, very truly yours. &c.
jO HAMILTON.
Hon. JOS. Walkup, Auburn, Cal.
When, on IN ton. tie resignation was
acc opted.
On molten, Judge l. b. Arnold. Of Dutch
Flat WAS selected To ii the ,arsnry.
ON motion. nm assessment was levied upon
es. b Of ,hs County ra'dhaa'es. and the Sec.
re.a,y instructed to n"t'fy them.
COMMITTEE adjourned
JOS. WALKUP. Chairman.
TABB MITCHELL, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

MIsrAxxx CLSxxxcr.-As will appear by
reference to our report Of Cour, Proceedings.
Henry CLARK plead guilty to an assault TO
commit rape and was sentenced to three
years in the State prison! Cla'k ia mus,.o
and committed mos, aggravated and afro
cious assault on IN innocsn, Irish g'rl Of this
place. way'aying her in tho daytime, knock
ing ber down and making = most brutal as.
sauIt. The Law limits the punishment for
conviction for this crime 10 II years inn
prisonn,~n,. We arc Of opinion that no,h-
ing less than the death penalty i, d.qua'e
TO restrain men generally from uking the
Law in their own hands il. such cases - Ger.
taiuly the extreme penalty. A. now provided
is as little \. will 10 lik-ly 10 prove efsctusl
to Ia, and in such cxses, and should bs
inflicted unless some mitigating circumstan.
ce. sre shown. We do no, wish to be un
dsrstood as a's'itutng any tu. jus. and hu.
msns motive. to judg. Fellows. but we think
he laid altogether too much stress on .hs
r-formstory objects Of imrr."nment in rem.
dsring hi. decision. Tn. publ; ssn,imen,
Which would j"sify ~ sggri-v-d party for
~r-akng summary and extr-ms Vengeance
in such ea,es is rrobatly ,i,is'.d, hu, no,h-
ing Iem than svvere penalties. we bsli. ve.
will ever correct it. Certainly three years
imprisonment for an ,ff-nse =. gross .. that
psrpetra,rd by CLARK, is 1.-THE l~ss than an
open bid Tor lawIe.s Retaliation i. such cases.
and would almost render degrading an ap
peal to the law by men Of spirit.-Stdrs and
Stripes.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP T IlljSl;lIlP CO;
0r8AM001RD ron
- ~ ~ FeHK, JAPAN
MAkn CHINA
VII - DispaeeheA % 1ollows,


Leave Folsom atress Wharf at II o'clock A. r..
Of the following dates. for PANAMA, connectinv
via Pannms Railroad, with one Of the COmpany's
YORK. '"-''' ''' "0f ''' NJ"
On the 10th. 18th, and 3oth Of each month th,s
has so days. On the 10TH 18th and 30th Of each
month that has 81 days. When the 10th, 18Th
urday preceding; when the 18th falls on Sssdsy,
they will leave on Monday following. Stksnes
leaving San Francisco on tho 10th touckes "A
Aansanilio. All touch al Acapulco.
Departure OF 18th Of 18th connects With Frssct
Iran:.Atlantic Coz steamer for St. N.saire, aud
Engli.b sIeHper tcr South America. Departure
Of 10th connects with English ateamer Tor South.
ampton, South America, and r. b. T.. Ce.'s
steamer for Central America. The follovisr
steamships will Ie despatched On dasesss sivsS
July ioth-sAcRANENro, Capt. j. n. C.,.,,,,
connecting With Henry Ghaunoey, Capt Graz.
July iHh-CONSTiTUTlON. Capt. +. s. Farms
worth, connecting with Arizona. CNpt. MasrY.
July soth- GOLDEN CITY Capt. ". r. Lapidxs
connecting With Ocean Queer, Capt. Conner.
Passengcrs berthcd through. Bagga se check.
edthrough-iQ0 pounds allowed each adult pas-
senger An experienced Surgcoa on board.
Medicine and attendance Free. These .stsaSbere
will positively sail ut II o'ciock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage on board before
10 o'clock. Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard. lhman and National Steamshjw
Lines, can he obtained At the p. N. S. Co. ,osics
in San Francisco. For merchandise freight ap-
ply TO Messrs. Wclls'FargO 4 Go. a"'
The steamship COLORADO will be dispsickef
JULY FOURTH, NJ noon. and will be iollowca
Ivy tho steamship GREAT REPUBLIC. Angus
z4th. from wharf corner OF Fr.t and Drsnyan
streets. for YOKOHAMA and HONCKONG, cor.
Getting at Yokohama with hte' steamship Costa
Rica for Shanghae. '''3 " 9t'~1@dio N a :.
For passage and all other information. apply
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. office. corner
francisco.
u. l. Ia61-M OLIVER ELDRIlGE. Al,
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

OUR Cors1r TIcxkr-ltis is agreed ON oil
hands that tho nk~. nominated by the Do.
m"cracy Of this county, is an excellent one
and fully worthy the support Of the people.
We are in receipt Of several letters from dii.
f-ren, portions Of tho County. expressive Of
tn. saIi.fsrt'on Of tho people =. our nomi.
ne~s. All are ssthfi~d. We look forward
to the mex. election with the confident, hope
that they will be niumphanlIy elected.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

'HE fourth OF JULY IN AuBuKx.-The
anivetsary ofour "Indersndsncs" was clsbrs.
ted in Auburn on Thursday las', BY the mill
.ary company in this place. Mr.. Ncrt'n. Of
Lincoln. delivered an .ddress; r. o. Crsvsns.
~ Auburn, read the Declaration Of I"d-pen
dencs. and Johnny Gshriog. read "Lincoln's =
Emancipation Procl",ns,ion" In the even
ing there WAS dance which was generally
., tended.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

Vo7ERs RkMEMBER-'rhsty your names are
enrolled on the Poll Lists with the Clerk uf
the Precinct where yon vote.
1t is The duty If the County Clerk to fur.
nish these lists to the Clerks Of the different
p,sci"c,s ,h r'y days before the election, and
i, is your duty to zee that your name 10 prop
erly enrolled, therefore do no, neglect il.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
COUNTY TICKET.
For State Senator,
VIM, D. LAWRENCE,

For Asscmblymen,
II. r. DAVIS, A. c. NELL,
G. Il. MASON.
For County Judge,
u. r. MYREs.
For Prosecuting Attorney,
L. ID. ARNOLD.
For Sheriff.
WM. NJ. CRUTCHER.
For County Clerk.
WM. II. KRUGER.
For County Recorder.
MICHAEL W. HASSEIT.
For County Treasurer,
COL. WN. MCCLURE.
Tor Superintendent Of Common Schools,
WM. H. HOBBS.
For Public Administrator.
GEO. 4. KEEHNER.
For Coroner.
GEO. A. KLEHNEn.
For County Surveyor.
COL. e. W. FINLEY.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

The RAILROAD INTEREST Fuxp.-We learn
from tn. County Auditor that the Central
Pacific Railroad Bond Interest Fund for the
July instalment is deficient some 80 600 or
$40 900. Last year vt one time there WAS
*23 500 in the fund. The company demand.
cd that surplus 10 applied to the redemption
Of Tho bonds. aud brought sui, agains. the
Treasurer and compelled him to do so. The
Supervisors. in making the levy for taxes Of
that lass. provided for only about 10000.
estimating the tax due and to beccms due
from 'hs railroad company together with
that amount. would he sufficient to meet the
tax for the year. The amount before mentioned
as bsi"g applied upon the redemption Of th.
bonds and The company not giving in the
bonds aiming their taxable property in this
county, fully sxIla"ins the present condition
Of that fund.- Sac. Union.
The Union ran ja.t swear ,hs. the Pacific
Railroad Company wont pay any moro .axe.
on their properly than they can help. They
are now trying to .nsak ou, Of paying their
taxes in tLis county by going to law
Ii is we'll known that the company have
been selling some Of their lands appropriated
10 them by Congress, and i, j. also we'll
known that the Company have filed away in
their Office . big stack Of patent. for lands.
which they have received from the Depar,
msnt at Washington. Do The officials OF
Placer and Sacramento countiss Know Width.
-r the company have returned one foo, oi
,hess |snds for ,axstion. lf,hey would look
after this matter psrhsp' more money would
come into the county ,r-ssu ics.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

~ County Court will be in session on
Monday uext. and on Tuesday. l6ih inst.
So We are informed by Judge Fellows. this
will he the las. chance f,r parties who wish
10 get out their naturalization papers.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
H"Wsll." said a Republican friend of

ours 10 Va, after our randda,ss ware ANNOUNCE
sd, "ycs have got 4 very good ticket. and l
euess you'll elec. it," W. replied, tha. ~s
were glad 10 hear him cay 30. aud expressed
the hope ,ha, our Il. ket would. gst his vote
WELL" said be. Il d,n't know about that.
I shall probably vote Er several Of yosr
candidates, Who are excellent men, bat per.
haps shall not vote your whole ticket.
But you'll elect il easy enough, st any rate,
tAeves NJ aonht about that"
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

PETER WALrERs CLAlM.-Mr. Walter la.
recently been sinking y new shaft on bic
quartz claim. near Do,y's Flat, and on Wed.
ntsday evening last "s,ru.k it richer than
ever" Our informant remarked it paid go
to The handful. We bavs seen specimens
from the rock, and certainly there is nothing
richer in the county.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
TABp MITCHELL, Secretary.

DeMocwArIo RATIFICATION MsErlxos -
J I'll ami ton. E.qr.. and other speakers apok.
a, Colfax last evening to large audience.
7" night they address The good people
Of Du'rh Flat.
On Monday mex, shsy will address the cit-
gsens VI Cisco.
1nesdas. !o~a fl:'
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
IcE! IcE!i IcElII

THE NEVADA ICE COMPANY ARE PRE-.
i pared TO furnish Saloons and Families With
ice II quantities to sais. Orders left At Dods
worth & Co.'S BstcAer shop viii b pTeup,ly
attended 10. HENRY BRENkR, Agent.
June 2ath, lS01--lDo.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06

To BIZ lMronrKp.-Thsrs is 20 much die
guat. even among the Radicals. At the nom.
inasion Of Gorham, that Coolis Gsnrgs is
abou, to import ono Woods from Oregon TO
help him in lis canvasa.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-06
RI The Democrscv of Tovn,hip

~ The Democracy Of Township No. s.
have nominated Messrs. McClanahsn and
Vail. for Ju,ic-s: and D,nn and Seavey, for
Constatlei; J. Haley for Road Supervisor.
We have not learned the, 'iocal nomina.
tioos Of Township No. 8. In No. :. Csrdsr
VA nominated for Constable, and r. u.
Krsse, fcs Road Ccnm'.aicner.