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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-09
FEED STABLE
JOHN PAUL,

rs PREPARED to accommodate the
L travelling public with safe and speedy
horses, and handsome and comfortable
buggies, at all times, on reasonable terms
Horses fed and taken care of at reasonable
rates.
KIRK HOUSE STABLE-Back of
Simon Doran's Feed Stable.
April Is, 1867. 2l"tf
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1867-05-09
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CONVECTION ERY !
A. FORSTER,

"A. E7OIGSIIEIEs
d ESPEUTFULLY informs the citizens
IL of Washington that he has opened
Confectionery, in the room lately occupied
by j. d j. Bentz, in the Kirk House block,
first door South of Coffman's Drug Store,
whore he will keep always on hand, a
choice stock of Candies. Nuts, Fruits,
Cigars and Tobacco, and everything per
tanning to the Confectionery line. Give
him call. aprll-90*tf
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
LINCOLN FLOUR MILL.
NOTICE..

ITO all whom it may concern: Whereas the
l. West half of the Northeast quarter, and INC
Southeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter, anu
the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter
all in Section Eight, Township Eleven Nortn'
Range East, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, DC.
ing l60 acres of land, has been by the anidavltss
OF various persons, filed in the District Lana
Office Of the United States at Marysville,. Ssa!e
Of California, being the Office for the dlsEr'cs
within which said lands are situated declared 10
contain mineral and to he more valuable Tor mln'
eral than agricultural purposes, by reason where
of said land has hitherto been withheld from pre-
emption and sale, now the undersigned gives NO.
tice that he will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day OF September, 1852
at II o'clock, A. NJ, make application to the reg.
lister or Receiver of the United States Land once
Marysville, and adduce evidence to prove tns'
said land, to-wt: The West half of the Nortn'
east quarter, and the Southeast quarter Of !no no
Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter OF '1S
Southeast quarter Of Section 8, Township =: -
North. Range East, Mt, Diablo base and mer;u..
an, is more valuable for agricultural than mining
purposes and on such proof apply for permission.
TO file pre-cmption claim to said land, un iess .s
sufficient cause to the contrary be then ana IN .ne''
shown. LOUIS Il. MILLEHs
June 18th, 1S67-6wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
June 9th, ls67.--td.

MEtTINo OF THE DkMocRATIc COMMITTEE
IF iIsrRIcT No l.-1bis COMMITTEE met al
Newcastle on Wednesday last. On motion,
! B Harper was called to the chair. and
Gpnigs Small elected a member of the
Committee. also Fred. Hartford, and VIM.
McMahon vice members removed from the
DIS ricl or decreased.
On motion, il was unanimously resolved.
that District Convention be held in New
castle on June the 29lh. 1867. for the pur.
pose of nominating District and Township
officers, and for such other business as may
come before the Convention; and that the
election Of delegates be held on the 9Th Of
Jane.
Resolved, That the various precincts in
ead D'sri,., be allowed the same delegates
III The District Convention as allowed in the
County Conventi,@n.
Resolved. Tha, we indorse the resolution
passed by the County Central Committee in
Auhurn June 3id, 1867, as TO the test Of
voters.
There being no further business the Com
mittee adj 9urued.
T. b. HARPER, Chmn.
Gro. SMALL. Secry
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Iron HAND.-The traitors to democracy

Iron HANp.-The traitors to democracy
and The political bauditti Of The State got
possession of tbs Radical Convention at Sac
ramen.o this week and laid an iron hand up
on The old line Republicans. These unfor-
tuuate and misguided philau,hropists got in
to The hands Of the Pbilistines Copness is
the High Priest, and the "trooly loal" must
now obey his bohests or be forever damned.
II any refractory Repub. dare kick out OF the
traces he will be whipped 10 again without
mercy. How humbIy they will now bow to
little Johnny, fawn at bis feet, and ask for
giveness for trying 10 rebel at his commands.
How amiable he will look upon them, and
then smile bis forgiveness. The Republicans
of California gIoritied when Conness deserted
Democratic principles aye, they were drunk
with delight-ttey made him king, and now
be reigns supreme. Fall down you "oId
liners" bend the supple hinges" Of your knee
and worship King John. He's got you, and
you have TO come to your marrow bones. 1t
does US good, we like TO see you grove in
the dust and eat dirt, and dirt you will eat
you will stand the crack of Johns whip and
like patient animals stand the lashing at bis
hands. We have no pity for you, for you
are even beyond commisseration. Lay on
"Sober Senator"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

A NEGRO VICE PRkslDENr.-Tbe Santa
Clara argus says. the darkies are very mod
estIy demanding that one Of their number
shall be chosen as Vice President Of the
United States. They are advancing in their
aspirations with railroad speed. This is moi,
to be wondered at, as such notions are nur-
tured by class Of ''mean whites" to whom
they are superior in every respect. Wendell
Phillips in a recent speech. declared that be
"wouli not be content until black man was
nominated for Vice President" Our neigh.
Dor Of the Mercury has not yet declared
himself on this question, but we presume be
will be 10 favor of the affirmative of the pro.
position, and liksF Phillips, not altogether
happy untiI Sambo perfumes and adorns the
Senate Chamber and displays bis ivory In
the Chair now occupied by Ben. Wade.
The Pacific appeal Of San Francisco, edited
by negro. thus aIIudes to the declaration of
Phillips:
"1hs is the Ne Plus Ultra Of the Massa
chusetts Anti Slavery Society, and is acqui-
esced in BY large number of elections in
every State, North and South. We expect
to see such party ioaugurated before long
in the South, it the Radicals Of the North re-.
fuse 10 come up 10 that standard"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Democratic County Convention.

On Monday next this body meets in Au
burn for the purpose Of nominating ticket
to be placed before the people for their
suffrage In times like the present, when
the adheren's Of power de6au.ly scott at
Constitutions and laws, and ru,hlessly tear
down the safeguards erected by the wise
men who gave US Constitutional liberty, it is
necessary to lo3k we'll to the men who a..
prs to public position. We require Iegis
laors and officer who are profoundly i'm
pressed with the sacred obligations Of the
organic law Of the land. and appreciate the
full rights Of American citizenship. We
want men who feel that our laws we're made
to protect all citizens, and to be respected
ty all. We have no doubt the Convention
will select such class Of men to represent
them in the coming political contest in this
county, And with such men the Democra-
cy are boun to be triumphant. The Radi.
Gals have had their day of trial, and been
found wanting in their fidelity and respect
for law, custom and the rights Of the citizen.
They ran no longer, with safety, be intrusted
Win the direction Of public affairs. The
hnmbles' Democrat is preferable TO the tai
en'ed Of Radicals. as lie depository Of per.
Sonal and political liberty.
The good fee ing of the Democracy, the
despair Of the p4"ple on account of the i'm
positions heaprd upon them by the Radicals.
the tran'ls thy enarled at their late prina
ries and late State Convention, are favorable
signs for the success Of the Democratic party
Let the represent aliv4s Of the Democracy of
Placer county take advantage Of them. place
ao unexcep, ionabIe ticket in the field, and
the victory E ours.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
ROBIN ROUGH.

RADICAL PRIMARY IN AUBuRN.-Ths Radi.
cal primary in this place on Saturday evening
last was q rich affair. All The livery horses
and buggies in town were in lively demand,
and were kept running to bring 10 voters.
1t was supposed the election was to be con-
Quoted under the "Portsr Law" but We think
from the eager scramble for victory both The
"slats makers" and the "Indspendents' lost
sight Of the law-and very free voting was
the order Of .be day. Some were even i'm
ported, il is said, from Fl Dorado county.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Cisco Correspondence.
CISCO JUNE 10th, lSt

CISCo JUNE IVtn, 1907. ,
Editors Herald:-In these exciting ii mes
it behooves all persons, who are truly devo'
ted to principle and love the Government OF
our Fathers, to be up and doing, imbued
with these sentiments the Democracy Of this
place met on Saturday last and organized q
Democratic Club with seventy. three mem
bers, without any previous notice, and will
swell it to twice that number before the cleo.
tion. S. B. Wyman was elected President,
and NJ. p. Ii. Love, Secretary.
The enemy here is dividsd-Conness and
the Railroad on one side, and the devil knows
who. or what, on the other,b but they are about
evsu-ony four votes difference.
Yours Truly.
CISCO.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

RADICAL NOMINATIONS. - The Radical
Convention which met in Auburn on Mon.
day last, made the following nominations
State Senator, G. A. Tweed; AssembIym
NJ Waldron, G. A. Tut,!e, G. G. Spencer;
Sheriff. J. H. Ned; District Attorney. E. L
Craig; County Clerk G. G. Sewell; Treasur.
or, o. w. Hcllenbeck; Recorder, w. B. Lyon;
Superintendent Common Schools, S. r. Case;
Surveyor, A. N. Davidson; Coroner and
Public Administrator, I. Jamison; County
Judge, d. w. Spear.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Me W Firm.
OLIVER & FOX.

GOLD RUN, PLACER COUNTY, CAL.
HAVING PURCHASED the store Of Mason Il
Ill White, at Gold Run we are now prepared to
fill all orders entrusted to our care. We intend
rcplenishing the stock with a complete outfit of
new goods. of the latest styles and patterns. and
at greatly reduced prices. We also keep a No.
assortment of Groceries and Provisions.-also
every description OF Miners Goods. Our motto
is to sell at fair living price and give satisiac-
ton. Duck and Quicksilver kept constantly on
hand. Give us a call. All goods delivered free
Of charge. OLIVER L. FOX.
Gold Run. May 23. 1867 .-4wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

SPEAKING Of Gorham's letter, the Call
says: "Would be Governor Gorham's Chi
nese Brotherhood and Universal Suffrage
letter is being extensively published through
out the interior, aud its contents are array.
ing the industrial classes against him in a
solid mass. BY the way, with the exception
Of an Insignificant evening paper, only one
journal in this city has advocated Gorham's
claims. That journal is the Elevator, pa
per edited and published by a respectable
colored man. 1t goes for Gorham because
Of his universal brotherhood notions"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

FIRE At CAVE VALLEY.-On Wednesday
OF las week the public house Of Mr. Farms
worth At Cave Valley was consumed by fire.
The fire caught from The kitchen stove pipe
aboul O'clock in the day. The male por.
ton # the family were absent at the time,
and two women were at home who we're unit
able to make much headway against the
conhagration. The house was burnt up en-
tirey and abont 1900 lbs Of dried fruit.
Nothing was saved but small portion OF
bedding. The loss is very heavy on the
family.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

The RADICAL COUNTY CoNvENTIoN.-
This mixed body Of "wh!s spirits and
grey" met in Auburn on Monday last. We
had intended TO give an extended notice Of
the affair, but we are compelled to give
much Of our space to our correspondents.
Suffice it to say they met in goodIy numbers,
With many hungry attendant for Office.
Charles A. Tut.Ie, Ecq, was elected Chair
man, and by taking lime by the forelock
completely controlled The Convention. His
political experience enabled him 10 outwt
many an anxious candidate.
The resolutions passed are peculiar. One
endorses the unconstitutional acts Of Com
grsss, and another goes in for stealing the
lands Of the Southern people and dividing
them out into small parcels. The whole
series winds up with a slap at the Pacific
Railroad. This is sort Of salve for baving
helped Crocker & Co. impose a debt Of
$3.50, 900 upon the taxpayers Of the county.
The legislative ticket is instructed not 10
help any more railroads in the way Of appro.
pria,ions. Will Messrs. Tweed. Tultle,
Spencer and Wadron obey, If elected. We
shall see-"if elected" The poor darkey
for whom the Radicals profess so much
friendship WAS not even mentioned.
Many delegates went home disguised, and
some swore they would not support the tick
ct. Taking it altogether the ticket is
weak one ard can easily be beaten.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

CnAsE's MoNGRELlsM. - Chief Justice
Chase has ordered that the jurors in the
United States Courts in Virginia shall be
drawn without distinction of color. That is
negroes shall serve as jurors. This is what
is meant. lie ought to be made TO sleep
with one all through the dog days.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Lincoln June s, 1867.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERsHIP.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex.
L listing between John Zcigenbien, julius Kier
and Augustus Hcfner, under the firm name Of
John Zeigenbien Co. in the town of Lincoln
Placer County is this day dissolved by mutual
consent. John Zcigenbicn having purchased
julius kicr and Augusta Hcfner's entire interest
in the business will pay all claims against the
late firm and is alone authorized TO collect all
bills due the same. JOHN ZIEG emblem
JULIUS kIER,
AUGUSTUS HEFNER.
Lincoln May l5, 1SG7--ie S.-lmo.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

VERY SicK'-The nomination OF Gorhan.
By the Radical State Convention, has made
the Sacramento Union very sick. It has
been on the bolt, we venture the prediction
that before the campaign is over, i: will be
Ike ths "bog'--"return 10 its walow."
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

PopULATIoN.--If have one desire more
intense than another, it is 20 see our State
filled with an Industrious population Gen.
BidueN.
Then why don't you marry somebody S
ughte,?-- VallGo Recorder.
The General is not quite through with
the Indian business--pelhaps after that he
wiI.-Sac. Record.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

JUST So.-Tbe Sac. Union says it wa.
very proper for the Pacific Railroad TO give
the Radical Convention free ride, as it has
10 tho main carried out the wishes Of the
Railroad in nominations.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

Nor ON TIE SLArE.-Several Of the can
didales before the Radical State Convention
remarked they did not expect 10 be nomina-
ted. because they were not ION the slate"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Dutch Flat Correspondence.
DurcH FLAT, June 1ltb, 1856

DUTCH FLAT, June 11th, 1867.
MEssRs EDlroRs:-T good time so long
promised is coming at last. is near at hand.
The clouds are moving and darkness that has
so long cast it's sable mantle over the land is
about to be dispelIed. Constitutional liber-
ty once again to resume its seat and fanati'
cism scattered TO the four winds. The still,
small voice has done the good work, and to-
day the principles Of democracy possess the
hearts of the people. Will lead them on TO
the act, TO reclaim the land from thradom's
sway, and prove at last that right will tr'
umph.
Who that loves bis country does not wish
this timel Who that has with pain wit
messed the obliteration Of these ancient land
marks, until there is scarcely a sembance
left Of its former self. can fail to consider il
his duty to come up and help to rebuild that
noble old edi6ce which those good men Of
old erected as an enduring monument. but
which modern vandalism has we'll nigh de-
molished.
Discord, and contention exists at last, and
where once harmony prevailed within the
ranks Of these destroying angels We now wit
ness them quarrel over the loavss and fishes.
The foe is losing his hold, the corrupt have
become more corrupt They have consumed
the fat, and are now shaking in their bones.
Their stronghold begins to weaken and con-
fess the victory they forced in ga was only
gained ty leading captive untbinking demo
Gratis by their dazzling display of power.
Now we again witness that might does not
make right.
The Oracle (.Sac. Union) has at last decided
that they may be called upon TO choose be-
tween our nominee and their own. What
change! What condecension! Remain where
you are-ws want you not-wallow in your
mire and drink deep Of the poison you have
SO freely scattered, and soon you will find
yourselves marching on with your sainted
Brown.
Democrats to the rescue! not a man falter,
be steady. firm, yield not an inch until the
coed old flag once again waves over the en-
tire length and breadth Of the land. Until
Justice has regained its temple; and, until
Peace and good will cemen,s US more closely
as band Of patriots, who love our country
for our country's good. Rally! work! and
victory is ours forever. YANK.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

There is excitement at Rochester and
lhereabout in regard to gold discoveries in
The town OF Madoc, some seventy miles north
east Of Cobourg, in Canada Gold is report
ed in alarming quantities, and Of the richest
description. Fabulous returns are made
from rock and dust.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
NOTICE,

A LII PERSONS knowing themselves indebted
II to the late firm of Mason IL White, will please
come forward and make immediate payment as
our books must be balanced either by cash or
note. Mr.. Oliver. in the absence of either Of the
firm, is authorized to receive money on our &C.
counts and receipt for the same. We also be-
share Of the Public patronage, and would recon-.
mend them to the Public of Gold Run and vcini.
ty, as No. business men.
MASON x WHITE,
Gold Rum MAY 23. 67.-4wks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

Look OUT FOR Youa PocKErs"-Tht 10
the heading Of an article in the last Stripes,
noticing the convenng Of the Democratic
Convention here on Monday. The Stripes
man need not have given the warning--the
members know him, and will be very care.
ful of their pockets when be is around
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

The use Of tobacco by ministers was dis
cussed in the Philadelphia Methodils Confer
ence, and resolution passed by numerous
vote, dsapproving Of its use by members Of
The Conference.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

REMARKABLE CoNvERsIoN.-It is said that
Hal. Clayton. the desperately wicked man,
who at one time made The hair stand on peo'
pIe's heads in this city by bis profane utter
ance, has become professor of religion, un.
der the preaching Of the Rev. Mr.. Earl, at
Virginia City.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

WuM WUM.-A friend writing Us from
Forest Hill under date Of The 18th says:
"1'he RAIDS. returned from the County Con.
vention looking as il they had let bird go.
Their curses mot loud but deep" sound like
premonitory symptoms Of belly ache-lke
the "wum, wum, wum" Of an old grizzly
sucking bis paws 10 the Spring Of the year"
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
Yours Truly.
CISCO.

~ The Auburn Post Office has been
made . money order Office. We believe
these orders are only for greenbacks, and
will not be as convenient 10 Caliiornians, a.
il gold orders we're allowed to be issued.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

How THE ED1roR OF THE STRIPES WAS
SoLD.-It is usual when political parties
have Conventions to have printed bills, &C.,
notifying the public Of the action Of the
party. Svlkrk, our ueiehbor of the Stripes,
done this sort Of work for the late Radical
Convention and got friend TO introduce a
resolution that each nominee should pay S.
towards paying the expenses Of the Convenl
ton. printing, &c. The money was paid in
to Boust. who was Secretary Of the Conven'
ton. SeIkirk, anxious for bis bill advanced
to the .Secretary's desk and asked il that
money has been disbursed? He'll! says
Boust, dis.dis-dis bur.sed long ago!
The secret Of it was that Boust had an old
bill against the Radical party and bad ap-
piled it on the old score. The last that was
seen Of the editor of the Stripes he was on
bis way to Sacramento.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

EE Gorham recently wrote letter in
favor Of employing Chinese laborers. His
convention, for policy, passed resolution
opposing it-Gorbam indorsed the resolu-
ton,
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

DEMOCRATIC PRIMARy-The Democrats
of IBIS precinct are requested to meet at the
American Hotel a, I o'clock this evening,
for he purpose Of eIec,ing four delegates to
ihe County Convention.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

1t is ordered by the D, mocraic Central Com
ntiee OF Supervisor District No. 8, Placer COun-
ty that Democratic Convention be held at For
est Hill, in Township No. S. on the FOURTH day
of July. 1867 for the purpose Of nominating can
dit!ates for the Offices OF Supervisor. Collector and
Assessor OF said District and for the transaction
OF such other business rs may come before the
Convention.
And be Democracy Of the several precincts in
said district quested to meet and elect their
delegates to the said Convention on the 18th day
cl Junc 1867.
II is also ordered that the representation in
eaid Dstric, Convention snail be the same as that
allowed in the Co r'y Convention from said dis.
trici. and said delegates shall be elected ut the
same time and place rs the delegates TO the
County Convention.
WM MCCLURE.
r. o. CRAvENs,
J. r. BRowN. Dist. Com.
N. MCBR1DE.
Ed BARRETT,
June 9th, lS67.--td.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

BL1SD.-The Stripes in its proceedings Of
the Radical County Convention, says Coroner
Jamison indorsed the resolutions "b|ind."
Why, certainly, Tom has an opening in bis
coun,enancs big enough to swallow whale.
He got two nominations by bis blindness.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

ANOTHER TIcKET.-There is talk in San
Francisco Of making up another Radical
State ticket.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL VIM. L. Wal.
lace Of San francisco is a candidate for At.
torney General before the Democratic State
Convention.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

THE School EXHIBITION AT RosEvILLE.-
TIE joint School Exhibition will take place
at Roseville on Saturday next.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
DR.. A. S. DU 1oIS,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON

Will continue the practice of his profession in
Lincoln and vicinity. He may be found at all
hours OF the day. at his Office in the N E. corner
of Rood's building opposite the Logan Hoqs
and at night at his residence, first house west q
depot
Lincoln June 5th 1861