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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

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biz 8atunft febr 0unfel, nit blutigen
@efpenitern un6 Der 4eiGe eonititutioe
heller Sreibeit i'm 1inter9rnnbe, mas
ieoo6e bic Maioritdt lli,bt ab5ielt, ibrsr
Bni6t mad anfomnien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
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in feiner StarrenbdIIe 2eipaig iuie foIst:
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Oaruuter aud mebrere Ginlpobner. Sic
StraBen fin6 gr6BtentbeiIs NIT bierefls
gen Sfopeaen eepfaitert. 3u ben Srot<
toirs fnb ,febr bteite 6oflaue nertren6tt,
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panoeln tonuen. Sic Qeipseger Bdame
traeeu beleriftifae 8l6tter, Die i'm
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fdiiben.c sic Qeipsioer Bu1b amber.
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erfun6en iuorOen lit, tpirb bier 3utpeilen
bod Elm i9Ie@ter 9ebraub oaoou ges
madt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

a3irsEtlpHsA ale Gttnt6e ,bsr guteH tSaHt,
mnS bebatftid 81 tim lut5pt piifttsr tai ttrt
3ettua9J abie $50. 90 per AaagtaI dis s6A1
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erusen Gadbe ber umtpn atnb Der sreibett ieie
Sbr % f9aIbis. bag SIR an1er Slut iintfrs
ftibt. ssseg :s4saps45 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
Observation-Disclosures.

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burd, 8afaa bet fidI nberlnais Ourh siuei
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tjatibe Uliuofit6t stipne nerbeHf6nn6
iibsEbit' bur ihueHslis0enbt glusli dt isnb
ltn9 rsbII5s9nAeaBag DIX BslsIisn !
"a all 80 sv8sf,r1.s 7fgs 9Ae 44tHgff4
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
Sttrft NnifridJ.

Der SEonomii&fse MrtiteI, ben man brauden Eann,
inbem &c blu8 uMgefdtr ein Gent toitet, um bic
Bdf9e einer camille Don sew5Hnlt9er 0rbbe 81 bee
6isbt einea feinsn, sIfsnbeiaasassH aalsri9 fin
qetnwdnb ober Yu1ltn.
gerbinbsrt piriiam Sas Anbanseu psn etamb OSer
FeITphneu an bos 8eug.
2abt alte aetamane IDte neu erf4etaen.=
Gtoffe, welde bamtt beHenbeIf rerben, halten flo
ptel dagger rennrb eFipareu eaburA Bet unb Nrbeit
@oranftTt, ben RIeihern Hittt ~ f6ohen
IS Gents per &M4sh. 1tbeSnlen Aabat filr RunbeM,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

@or einigen Snbrea tlnpurtirte BID
66beFaIrsgiernns cine sInsabt RanisIs
sntn 8fbbeoifnlt ahf Den seflrofnes
fen Gteuen 6es Beltens SIN Iebten
Sabre fino Die iibris oebIiebenen re9eIs
mdbis ais 9afttbiere 3ipilden 8ir9inia
@itb uno Multin, Neba6a, aeIanfen.
Clio tVa9els ala9sfahn 900 H. Anpheit has
@elptdt, lpel9es elm Wfaulelet traaen
fam; brauhen feline 5ufeiien, MaKer
bios IN lanQen 8mif@enrdnmen, Iegen
li1 our @nbe nieber nit ibrer 2a6ung
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rnhe d 6ehR1dklshen @rafert Der @iiife
uno iinb 0aber ausse5ei1net fur ibren
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uno ni@t iiberarbeitet iuer6en uno Die
Gait, pelde fe 3u tragen i'm @tanoe
Itno, fann linen biIliger aMfgepudt iDer>
ben, ais 0ielelbe III ieber aitnefn QHeiie
Etolten tipiirbe. Qlle 6rn0er iibet i6Ee
Ginflbrnng t6unen als an ibfeh GHas
ten qeI6it betrAdtet iperbeFt; aber bic
Maht Der @emObnbelt ntl0 oeg Eorurs
tbeiIes III 10 grob, bab teine Mibs bars
auf beripenoet miro, iie fort3npFan5en
unO in SoIse Oehen Harden re mad uno
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
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sisS 5absa sas eae ssIefhs geItea,
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beften Naterieiieu peEferdgt une t6nnen Ia Besae
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

UEtte = % 1'VUE6 1OOI'
Generals 8efehIIi s9h' ,al4sng ~.
a99fo.1s9 Hi5 5nu RilB5d gdsl ara 81
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

s1fiJ 1f1f5lI7sonnesnfIU 9liH DslaIIsn
80 nas 80 ssslisf..lag asG slsalfi
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06
s@ebltef 9ouorriFoneIIes Difrift /. a

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ma9fu betennt, bab cine rnettGle Unions GpnDsn:
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-03-06

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

The North american Retfe.r Will hereaf.
ter print the names of the authors of all its
articles at the ends thereof, following FASH
ion that is law in France, and has been
adopted in some periodicals in England.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

From BUFFALO-By New York time from DE-
not cor Exchange am Michigan STREETS:
41 Al, m. new York Day Express, (sun-
days sxoeptsdl stcPs at horns'lsgiiis s;Cs n.
III ssss ms \ si Ds ~ ,1 Lee
a-ann. 4 Western Railroad and At Jersey City
Il With hlianskAt kxpraaA - ain at Newy"sss 1ai
). sGsa r f 94 Ra'. ii asss 40 sor-
y0ss y 3nsses. 1t Efmirs Mn North.
errs central Raixas for 9aFyisburg. PbadssAia,
baltimore, washington and points south.
2.2o p. M. Lightning Express, Sundays e.
csn.edl Steps at Hornellsvi 10 b:25 p. supp,
and arrives in Ncw-xerk 100 g. m. Connects At
rersey City with Morning Express Train OF New
Jsr.ey Railroad for Baltimore and Warrington,
and u New York with Morning Express Train for
a,o s1 3 n .n1 New s TSrH Night Express,
Many steps at Pof tage s55 r., m l5upl inter
.aotlna az uof dslssilie with the 4A6 p ~ TratL
from Dunkirk sAnd arrive in New 1orA - lS;So
r1a6 p. n. CINCINNATI E1press,i lsqedays
exrenfed) Stous at susQueh.slta T:s3 .. N lBkfte
Tur-ner's 10 .. M, (pineh and arttyA y New
York at: B;2k M. Connects ~ MHn Win
Northern Central Railway for HarrisourS, fniiA-
de,phia baltimore, Washington and points south,
At GREAT Bend with Delaware Laekawanm
Westera Railroad for Scranton, Trenton and Phil
adslnhia, aud thew York with Afternoon Trains
and steamers for Boston and Now England Cities.
a.,, f,na Train East on Sunday leaving Buffalo at
81, oa y nla aa ftsesias SsagafT = 1aD m.
ns,o, AND INV EsaIasD PAssEsears, With their
baggage are transf rred free Of ehrgs N New YORK
e-To measure srsvsIcrs the ne of the Erie Railway
nresepts many objects OF interest," passing through the
beautiful valleys Of the Chemung susqaehanna, Deis
ware and Ramapo rivers, an ever changing panorama OF
,ra,s bean
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
The White Pine Compound.

1t early in tho spring Of "a that this compound
was originated, member or my family was afflicted
with irritation Of the throat, attended With dis
able cough had for months previous thought
white pine might be oompou nded TO DO useful
In Diseases Of the throat and lungs To tt the vsine
Of IL In the lnded TO- Compounded small quAn-
tlty Of the medicine that bad been planning and gave
II In teaspoonful Doses The result waa exceedingly
gratifying Within two days the irritation Of the throat
was removed the cough subsidized and speedy cure was
effected. Soon after this sent 20 lady IN Lon
donderry, N. H. who had been suffering for weeks
from bad cough occasoned by sudden cold, and had
raised muca sreakcd with blood. 6hs coon found
IL, and got well. j. D. Clark, Esq editor Of the Man
chester Daily Mirror made trial Of the preparn
ton in tho Of cold and cured mmedi-
ately He waA highly pleased With the results and
so confident ia success attending its sales, placed BE-
fore the public, that he finally persuaded me 10 give
name md send II abroad to heneht the suffering. In
Nov amber 1885, hfst advertised under the name 81
White Pine Compound. In two Year, from that time
there had been wholosaied la Manchester alone one
hundred dollars WORTH where IL took the Iced OF all the
cough remedies In the market audit still maintains that
position There Is good reasons for this; 1t IL very sooh
ing and healing in its NATURE Is warming to the stom
sch and pleasant thal TO the TASTE and Is exceedingly
cheap.
Compound stands unriyaled it not originated for
that purpose but person in using IL for cough was
not only cured Of tine cough, but also cured OF
kidney difficulty OF ten years standing Since that &C
cidenal discovery many thousands have used for the
complaint, ard have been completely cnred'.
Tho abovs was written ~ Dr. Poland In 1850. einse
then, In Manchester, the White Pine Compound has
taken the 1eed of Ill Cough remedies well s prepa
ration for the cure 81 Kidney difficulties, In every city
town. village hamlet throu ghout the New England
BtateJ.
This remedy Is ~ safe and pleasant to take as II ID sf
ertunI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18

THr BEST VENTILATED AND Mosr Lu1rEIoUs sLrlp-
IKE COACHES A1-IR THE WOHLD-kN accomps-
nv all night trains on this railway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-08-18
SUNDAY READING.

IDLEsEss AND DIssIPArIos.--M ron should
see man digging in : snow drifs With the
expectation - 6ndiag valuable ore, on plant
ing seed on the rolling pillows, yon would say
at once that he Was beside himself But in
what respect does this man differ from ron,
boys, while you SOW the SD Of idlsnessand
dissipation in your youth, and expect The
fruit Of aga will be good consultation, sle
waited affections and holy principles? ~
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued by p. Stone,
ID Justice of the Peace of Township No. Z
County of Placer and State Of California, on the
18th day of June. A. D. 1867, and to me directed
upon Judgment rendered in said court on the
3lst day day Of May. A. D.. 1867, in favor Of Owen
Garity and against Elijah Ellington for the sum
of One Hundred and Fifteen dollars and twenty
five cents, Ql5 25) judgment, and the sum of
Nineteen dollars and sixty CENTS costs Of suit
l have levied upon. seized, and will expose for
sale to to the highest bidder for cash in U. S.
Gold and Silver coin, in front of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express Office at Iowa Hill in Township No.
T. County Of Placer and State of California, on
Saturday, the 9th day of July, A. d. 1867,
at the hour of O'clock P. ~. all the right, title
and claim Of said defendant Elijah Ellington OF
in and to the following named and described
property, to-wit: A certain lot Of mining claims
situated on Roach Hnl in Township No. Z,
County OF Placer and State of California, and
known as the Ellington Claims and bounded as
follows to-wt: on the North casterly side by the
mining grounds of Antoine Phillips; on the
South westerly side by by the mining grounds of
B. Jefferds and fronting on Indian Canon, and
extending back to the centre of the Divide, to-
gether with all and singularjthc tools, fumes,
sluices, and about 400 feet of Iron Pipe one Der
rick and fixtures, and all other fixtures and op-
purtenances thereon, Or thereunto belonging, or
in anywise appertaining thereto, or SO much
thereof as may bn sufficient to satisfy Plaintiffs
judgment, together with the costs now due, or
that may become due thereon.
j. B. CARDER, Constable Tp. NOT.
June 22nd, 1867 st.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
Forest Hill Correspondence.
As a Matter of Course.
FoREsr HILL. June goth Is

FOREST Hill, June goth, 1867
MR. EpIroR:-I am Informed that when
the Radicals met in County Convention at
Auburn that the character of the material
called for peculiar qualifications in the Off
GERS and Reporter, hence for temporary
chairman they elected gent, who had
boarded at the Red Lion for some time at
the countys expense, the Sheriff taking
good care that he was not interfered with
during his stay. 1t is also stated; that the
people of Placer county, and California, are
indebted to some judicial proceeding which
took place in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for the
presence incur midst Of the distinguished
permanent Chairman Of the same Monerel
Convention. Further, il is said that the
Reporter and "organ grinder" never was in
Jail, for the good ard sufficient reason, that
at The time of his lribulations Prison Briggs
were in vogue. Are these things so? and
if so, two of these gents being residents OF
Auburn, may that not account for Oxen
dimes misfortune. "Can such things be
without our special wonder?"
ENQUIRER
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
MOTTO e..

no all whom it may concern: Whereas 70. -.
l. West half of the Northeast quarter, anu .us
Southeast quarter OF the Northeast quarter, a"a
the Northwest quarter of the Southeast qaar's.a.'
all in Section Eight, Township Eleven Nofsn'
Range East, Mt. Diablo base and merid,ain, I
ing lG0 acres of land, has been by the alnoa,,S nS
OF various persons filed in the District c."t. L"as
Office Of the United States at Marysyille s.;.t 0.a.t
of California, being the office for the dsa'. ~
within which said lands are situated decIaIeu, ,,r.
contain mineral and to he more valuable lot m..
eral than agricultural purposes, by reason wnu, U,.
Of said land has hitherto been withheld from ~,
emption and sale, now the undersigned gives ~
tice that he will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day of september. iSo"
at O'Clock, A. NJ, make application 70 Inc "sS
lister or Receiver of the United States Lana o h.t
Marysville, and adduce evidence to Prov Nm ,s
said land, to-wit: The West half OF the ~ ~ hs
east quarter, and the Southeast quarter y. " the
Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter =, II
Southeast quarter Of Section 8, Townsu.p slundp,;di
North, Range East, Mt, Diablo base anu Mining
an, is more valuable for agricultural than m
purposes, and on such proof apply Tor per'rIv mSIsv
to file pre-cmption claim to said lano, .hcrs
sufficient cause to the contrary he then M!TER. MIr
shown. LOUIS II. MAA1
June 18th, 1SG7-Gwks.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
Auburn Correspondence.

AUBURN, June 21, 1867.
MR MrcnELL: know me personally
and are we'll aware that have been a strong
Republican. and st II hold 10 Republican
ideas as enunciated by Mr.. Lincoln, but sir,
am no Gorham or Conness man, and |
have determined in my own mind that will
not be controlled by such men. will not
support such political schemers, they have
ruined my party. which believe was orig.
inally founded on correct principles. |
have therefore come to the conclusion to
take my choice Of men, and among those
whom shall choose is VIM NJ. Crutcher,
for Sheriff. and Judge Myres, for County
Judge. know them both well, ana know
them to be incorrupiJe. 7-A r,ua
OLD REPUBLICAN,.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22

is the great hydra head and you cant cut
him off, for The day you do that day will he
scuttle your ship, and you will all share one
common fate
Yet there are some, honest, conscientious
patriotic men, who yet love their country,
and who have acted with the Republican
party when they thought that party was
laboring to save the Nation from ruin, who
are now we'll satisfied, that the Republican
organization has fallen into the hands Of
corrupt and unscrupulous demagogues, who
are using it to gain their own personal ends
and who care nothing for the people SO they
succeed in their nefarious designs.
This class of men are leaving them, and
will act with the Democracy in the coming
election knowing that the only hope of saw
ing the country from the impending ruin
that is threatening its destruction, is to de-
feat this army of demagogues and devils.
The Democratic ticket, both State and
county, is enthusiastically received here. The
regenerated Democracy, purged of all its
bad elements, to-day stands forth as the only
hope of Constitutional liberty and the preser'
vation Of Republican institutions. The peo-
pie begin to feel that their liberties are in
danger Of being lost, and are hocking to the
Democracy as their ark of safety.
Democrats who have not voted for years
are coming forward, with renewed confidence
feeling that the time has come for them to
make a united effort to save their common
country from the horror and degradation
Of Radical fanatcism. and place it once
more upon a firm and solid Constitutional
foundation. Yours. truly,
OLD GUARD.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
Meeting Of County Central Committee.

AUBURN, June l7th, 1867.
The Democratic County Central Commit
tee met in Auburn, at the Court House at
this date, when on the roll being called the
following members were present: Messrs.
Stephenson, Singer, Mitchell, Trafton, Bar
rett, Parker, Blanchard. Mariner, Jones,
Mcmahon and Walkup.
On motion, Of Tabb Mitchell, Hon. Jos.
Walkup was elected Chairman Of the Com
mittee.
On motion Of Peter Singer, Tabb Mitchell
was elected Secretary.
On motion, Charles Trafton, Of Yankee
Jim, was elected Treasurer.
On motion, the Committee adjourned to
meet at the call Of the Chairman.
JOSEPH WALKUP, Chairman.
TABB MITCHELL Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
IIurriedly Yours
ROBIN ROUGH.
CISCO CORRESPONDENCE.
CISCO, JUNE 2lst, 1856.

r. CISCo, JUNE Zlst, lS6I.
Editors Herald:-The Democracy are
still swelling the list Of the Cisco Club. On
receipt oftbe proceedings of the County Con.
vention enthusiasm seemed to be unbounded,
while many of the Repub's were moody and
despondent. They disapproved of their
schemug and shoddy State Convention.
The war is now over, and peace is lot yet.
Ten States Of the Union have long since laid
down their arms and sued for peace and are
still pursued with vengeance to appease the
fanatica appetite Of the Northern Bond
holders, for more plunder. fa -"4
Our little town is fast improving in bus-
ness Roads are becoming passable for large
teams, and they are coming in very rapidly.
Just before the morning train arrived to
day, another one of those sad accidents oc-
Cured at the west end of the second tunnel
above this point, some half a mile distant
from the depot, the facts as well as l am
able to ascertain them are as follows: The
Foreman, Patrick Burns, with several Of his
Chiuamen were loading and tamping seam
blast, when it prematurely exploded, killing
the Foreman and five Cinnamon. Mr.. Burns
was man about 55 years Of age, single;
has friend in San Francisco, was from Bal
tmore, Nd, born in Ireland It is not
known here whether be has any relations OF
not. Is said to have some means. 1t is no
use TO undertake to describe the appearance
Of the body it was mashed, and the left lobe
Of the brain was Gu: away by some misel; de
cease was said to be man of good habits.
l am informed that the c. Z. r. r. Co
have an agent now in Washington to EN-
ploy five thousand negroes to work on the
railroad. 1t is raining here now.
| t CISCO
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22

IW Our correspondents crowd our space
and we give way to them. We can take
our time in speaking Of our nominations. 1t
is with a great deal Of pleasure and pride,
however, we present the nominees of the
Democratic party to the people Of Placer
county. The more the merits of each
nominee is canvassed by our citizens the
more they will be pleased with them. AT
home each man is a tower Of strength.
They are respected and enjoy the confidence
Of all who know them for their intelligence
and moral worth In our editorial expert
ence in this county Of nearly fifteen years
we have not seen more unexceptionable
ticket presented to the people. We believe
they realize the fact, and are confident we
can send forth the promise to the Democ.
racy Of the State that old Placer will be re-
deemed. Decentralization and disintegra
ton" are at work in the ranks of the enemy
The people have become disguised with the
schemes Of Conness and his under strappers
they look to the democracy for relief.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-22
Democratic Convention for District No. 8.


1t is ordered by the Democratic Central Com
mittee of Supervisor District No. 3, Placer COun-
ty. that Democratic Convention be held at For.
est Hill, in Township No. 5, on the FOURTH day
of July, 1867, for the purpose of nominating can
diGates for the offices of Supervisor Collector and
Assessor OF said District, and for the transaction
of such other business as may come before the
Convention.
And the Democracy of the several precincts in
said district requested to meet and elect their
delegates to the said Convention on the 18th day
OF June 1867.
1t is also ordered that the representation in
said District Convention snail be the same as that
allowed in the County Convention from said dis
trict, and said delegates shall be elected at the
same time and place as the delegates to the
County Convention.
WM. MCCLURE,
R.O. CRAvENS,
J. r. BROWN, Dist. Com.
NJ. MCBRIDE.
ED. BARRETT,
June Sth 1S67.-td.