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The Placer herald., 1867-02-16
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The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

LlvELY-The Sac. Union Of Monday last.
gives lively description Of an attempt Of
the Pacific Railroad 10 tear down the pro-
perty Of Mrs. Gibson, in order 10 lay a
track over her lot, near the water works.
When it was attempted Mrs. Gibson drew
pistol and threatened TO shoot, which made
the ralroaders haul eff 10 respectful dis
tauce. She appeared anxious to have one
shot at Charley Crocker The case Of right
Of way has been in the courts for some time,
and is not yet settled. The road tried TO
take snap judgment on the woman, and she
stood up for her rights pistol in hand.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

MExIco.-The telegraph on Wednesday,
reports Miramon, imperialist, as having cap.
tured the city Of zacatecas, and compelling
Juarez to skedaddle out Of the place in \
hurry. 1t is also thought special train
With $soo,ooo was capture. 1. is re.
ported that the Liberals. fourteen thousand
strong, have been defeated by nine thousand
lmperialsts, between San Luis and Quere,a.
70. Juarez fled towards the city Of Chihua.
hua, in the northern part of Mexico. Du.
range will no doub! fall into the hand. Of
Miramon and his men.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

BoLTkp.-A number Of Radicals, under
tho leadership Of Banks, opposed Tbad. Stov'
ems military bill for the government Of the
Southern States, and in effect have killed it.
Banks says, the States lately in rebellion are
still States and can never cease to be States
until the General Government consents 10 it.
His heads as level as II was on the cotton
question. Go it Banks. Go it RAIDS. Give
him thunder. They'll have Banks drunk
now sure, it was denied when he was nomi-
mated for Congress. li.'t 't..i.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that We the undersigned citi-
L zens OF Placer county California. will meet at
Tracy's Ranch, Squaw Valley Placer county, End
day OF March. A. d. 1867. at 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
forming ourselves into joint stock company to
construct Turnpike Road starting at the county
line between Placer and Nevada County; running
thence South to Lake Tahoe being about ii miles
in length. a-l....,... ........ ,....
W. u. CAMPBELL, II. W. STARR,
FRANK FISH, CHARLES CASTER,
ISAAC OwENs, S. S. CoBURN,
FRED. HAEPoRD, li.., GEORGE SMALL, f''
JOSEPH BARAEs. s
Jan. goth 1867. Id.
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DEMOCRATIC ALMANAc.-We are indebt.
ed to the publishers Of the N. Y. Day Book
tor copy of this excellent work. Every
Democrat should have one. They can Le
ordered from the publishers. Single copies
20 cents, six copies, $l.oO; fourteen copies,
500, post paid. BY Express $1,000 per
hundred.
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w There are now reoistsred in s.cr,

II There are now registered in Sacra-
mento city 1880 voters. The Union says,
1--WE have frequently polled at least thou
sand votes above this number, the conclusion
follows that there have generally been large
number Of illegal votes cast" No wonder
then, that Sacramento has been such rink
for Abolitionism. The Union explains il.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

Nor WoRru lr.-The editor Of the Stripes
says: "1he bevy OF "Republican friends" who
make the Herald office their head quarters,
indulging in such choice li,.t,s Of profan g
literature as "S.lkirk he ID" and the like"
Now, the editor is entirely mistaken, the
gentlemen who visit our sanctum are not in
The habit Of giving the editor Of the Stripes
so much Of thought, although if interroga'
ted would no doubt express the same opin'
Jonas do grea. many Of his personal friends,
that he's no. worth "d-n." ,ci..
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

~"Skoo!s." not bad name for a Rad.
in a correspondence 10 the Dutch Flat En-
quirer says that in The next grand jury we
may look for "real live" one. What does
the fellow mean by ,hall That it will he
packedl in order to white wash certain off.
cials who have been severely handled by the
two preceding Grand Juries. .s
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16
EsTRAYEp OR STOLEN.
IN OCTOBER 1866, FROM R,

~ IN OCTOBER 1866, FROM ROCK
Creek, Placer County. middling
I'LL sized white COW with red ears. short
horns. and small pale red spots on the head, neck
and down the sides. She is branded on the ribs
the right side with the letters II. w., which is
almost invisible; she has also small upper bit
out OF each eur close to the head about Ave wears
old. Any person giving me information whore
said COW can be found, or leaving word at The
Placer Herald office, will he literally rewarded.
MATTHEW MCCARTHY.
Rock Creek, Feb 10th le67.-N
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

Az OH CAllroRSiAS DEAD.-The Colum.
bia (Oregon) Press says: Major William Nc.
DauieIs was recently found dead in bis bed
at Lewiston. He was y we'll known and es-
timable gentleman. and an able lawyer, He
leaves family and many warm personal and
politica! friends in California. lie was for.
merly from The State Of Missouri, where be
occupied several prominent positions in po.
hlicah life, once or twice representing that
State in Congress- ,r.t .ytA
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

EV The CaIaveras Chronicle and the Sac.
ramenso Union are pitching into each other
about the termination Highly for Congress
Colt ye wild Radicals. II is reported that
the cause Of the Unions opposition to Highly
is, that he does no! favor the impeachment Of
Andy Johnson. How is it? t..
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

SuRD.-D. II. Tarbell has sued the Pacific
Railroad Company for refusing to take
Greenbacks for his fare, and for being rudely
elected from the train to his bodily injury.
10 Hamilton, Esq, Of this place is bis law
yer. ..s. a. ....
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

They WouLD MuRDER.-Gen. Sterling
Price is now residing in St. Louis. The
Telegraph reports it would be dangerous for
him to 60 into the interior. In other words,
some Abolition cut throat would murder
him, t} .rfo
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

SHOOTING AFFAIR At TopD's VALLEY.-
Some time since Two men Horne and Bach
eldsr-purchased the Valley Tunnel claim,
at Todd's Valley, for sl4, 900, and owing to
come cause. have not agreed very we'll about
working it. On Friday last Horne
came TO Auburn and got ou! an Injunction
10 prevent Bachelor from doing anything
with the claim. 1t was served upon him
Saturday, ard on Sunday be came to Auburn
to consul! lawyer about the matter, and
remained in town that night The same
night Horne went to work aud cleaned up
the claim, and while at work about O'Clock
Monday morning, some unknown person
shot bim with buck shot, one or two enter
ing bis thigh, and the balance Of the charge
going through bis cost-tail. Tie affair crea
ted considerable excitement, and strong
suspicious we're entertained who done the
deed On Monday Bachelor and his BROTH
er John, had some words with some miners
iu the neighborhood, and we learn some
threats were made against John. The
brothers then cana 10 Auburn and swors
out warrants for the arrest OF Messrs. Gar.
land, Carson, Spapgler, Pugh and Campbell.
Against Garland and Carson, for an assault.
with intent to commit murder, and another
charge of disturbing the peace; and against
the whole Ave for an unlawful assemblage.
The first two charges. upon examination,
we're dismissed, but upon the latter charge
the parties were ined Sl00-twenty dollars
apiece.
We are informed there is likely 10 10 a
civil suit grow out OF the matter, between
Horne and Bachelor about the claim.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

GREEN oats (says the San Jose Mercury
four feet high and headed out, and young
potatoes as large as goose egg may be seen
at Frank Stewards. They were grown by Mr..
Garrgus, near Santa Clara. This for the
middle Of January shows forward condition
of yeoetatiop. fit ..lti... .r...f ..l.. ....,
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

RoDBED.-John Hooper. Superintendent.
Of the Plymouth mine, in Amador county,
was robbed on Sunday last, Of amalgam worth
$4,000.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

REDucrloS.- Overland dispatches bave
been reduced from So 10 Sc for every 10
words. and reduction Of 25 per cent. in
proportion on each additional word. Il went
into operation on Thursday last. 7so
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

W Brick Pomeroy says, if the RAIDS.
don't like his paper for 1866, they will 60
raving mad about it before the end Of CT,
for he is just heating the water to start the
wool on their pates. Start il Brick. "
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16
Tot.l 4''@ ~ az sdN

This is reduction Of so cents on las.
years taxation. The poll taxes We believe
will be the same as last year. ''.'
The Bosrd have also established 22 elec-
ton precincts in the county, for the come
nienee Of the people, in voting at the next
election. ,-4,o,. t....'.. '''
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

IMMIGRATIoN.-An association has bee,
formed in San Francisco TO sncouage Europe
an immigration TO California. %.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

TAxEs.-The telegraph reports that Con-
sress will reduce the income. 1t is time
that relief was given to a tax ridden people.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16
BoARp or suprss,voRs.-The Board tbis

BOARD or Supssslvo Board tbis
week, besides auditing various bills, have
purchased the toll bridge Of R. Fuller, cross.
ing Auburn Ravins, for $500. and rejected
ths offer Of the Big Hill Turnpike for ~, 900,
the Eastern Extension Turnpike for $4,000,
and the English bridge across Bear River
for $4,000.
; They have. completed the drawing Of 393
names Of persons to serve as Grand and
Trial Jurors for the year. '
g On, Wednesday tax was levied Of
1925 on each 500 worth Of taxable
4 LII
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

LARGE DIvIDENp.-The Savage Mining
Company, Of Washos, recently declared a
dividend Of 800 per foot, and sill has a
fund OF SIS, 900 left.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16
LINCOLN FLouR MlLL.-Some time since

LINCOLN Flour MlLL.-Soms time since
We noticed through the columns OF the Hsr'
aid The building Of this important improve
men,, 10 our village Of the plains" The
mill is now completed in all its parts, and
has commenced operations. 1t is built near
to and on the side Of the Central Rai|road,and
is constructed Of a substantial frame, three
stories high, resting on brick foundation.
The building is 70 BY so feet. The motive
power is first class 6f,y horse power en'
CINE; there are three run of burrs, which are
capable Of turning out 200 barrels Of flour
per day. The cost Of this 6ns mill has been
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

GREEXDAcKs.-On the let of January
1866. the outstanding greenbacks amounted
10 $426. .23l $50, and on the 1st Of January
1867, TO s3so,497 ,s42; showing a contrac.
ton Of the circulation, in one year Of $45,.
1854. uns. .ds
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

KERN CouNry.-lhe sale Of live cattle ID
Kern county, for the last sx month, amount.
ed to $25O,Ooo.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

MENDoc'No DEMocRAr-This sound dem,
ocrasic organ has commenced its third vol
ume. Frend. Lynch may success attend vou
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

FUNDED DEBr.-Ths funded debt OF the
United States on the Slst Of December was,
$2.54s,S25.l74. being reduction Of $2l4.'
$50, ,297 in sixteen months. ei 8ets,srt
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

FIRE.-A destructive fire occurred iu San
Francisco.on Folsom street, on Monday morn
ing last, loss $4,000. .
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

ExroR1s.-The value Of exports from the
port OF San Francisco, for the month Of Jan-
uary, exclusive Of treasure, was $l,7s7,.
940 10. .
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

MoNGRELrsM.-Th RAIDS in the Assembly
Of Minnesota, have passed resolution to
amend the Constitution Of that State BY
striking out the word "Whte."
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

BAScRorr.-Ths President h.s appointed
George Bancroft, the historian, collector, Of
the port Of Boston, Il. occupied the posi-
ton thirty years ago. lie declines The ap-
pointment.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

THOMAS BOYCE, North East corner OF Mont.
romery and Washington streets, San Francisco,
is authorized to solicit advertisements and sub.
tcriptions in that city for the Herald and receipt
for the same.
J.J.KNOWLTON & CO.. Advertising Agents,
corner Of Kearney and Sacramento streets, are
authorized 10 solicit advertisements and subscrip-
tions for the Placer Herald, aud receipt for the
same.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

FOURTH PAGE.-On the fourth page will
be found the proceedings Of the Miners Pro.
lection League, at Fores! Hill; also the Con
stitution and BY Laws, as adopted
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

HuMlL1AriNe TO CALIFORNIA. - Connes.'
declaration in the Senate the other day, that
Sumner has been using the lash on him. II
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

TREAsuRE.-Ths Golden Ago took away
on Saturday las $900.235 80 in treasure.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

As tho mill is located in the mids. OF a
fine grain growing country it can easily be
supplied with sufficient TO keep it running
constantly, and then its convenience to Rail'
road transportation furnishes an easy mode
for the propretors to furnish large extent
Of country. We are always pleased to notice
such improvements in our county.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

GONE EAsr.-Our.f .felIow-townsman, E. NJ.
Hall, went east on the Golden Ago on Sat
urday last. '.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

The "Daily Trespass" is the name Of
Forbes--Sembins new paper at Virginia
CITY. We have not seen it..
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

w There were 20 marriage licenses is.
sued in Lake county for the year 1865.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

ETThe Summersett mining claims al
Dutch Flat, are now being worked success
fully. ,........
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

KILLED.-Jos. Henery, Of Kelleyi Flat,
El Dorado county, was killed at that place
on Saturday last, by trying to adjust the
belt Of a fly wheel, he was drawn over The
wheel and bis neck broken. #
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

Gov. Worth, of North Carolina, in his
message delivered to the legislature says
that, he will not consent TO any scheme Of
compromise which places North Carolina in
territorial condition, or to amending the
original compact by which she came into
the Union. ..
Good for Gov. Worth. That's the ticket.
1t is the position which every Southern State
should assume.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

R Congress is still hammering away at
reconstruction. No less than four plans are
under consideration in the House, for the
government Of the Southern States.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

MoBlLE.-A destructive fire occurred a
Mobile on Saturday last. Loss, 100000.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

@Nevada county apportionment Of tho
State School Fund il $O,53o.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

ArrEMpr AT Sulc1DE.-L. A. Sherman, Of
Stewa,ts Flat, cut his throat on Monday eve.
ming last The particulars Of the case we
have not been able 10 learn. lie, however, is
We, alive and will probably recover.
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

The SUPREME CoURr.-1he late decision on
the subject Of military tribunals having At
,rac.ed unusual attention to this body, it will
interest our readers 10 know,as many Of them.
owing to the events of the past few years, do
not Of, what Judges the Court is composed.
The members are: t... i....... :. f.
ls62-S. =. Chase. Ohio, Chief Justice.
ls35-James NJ. Wayne. Georgia.
ls45--Samuel Nelson, New York.
ls46-Robt. G. Grier, Psnnsy lvania.
ls5s-Nalhan Clifford, Maine.
ls62-David Davis. illinois.
lS62-Samuel F. Milr, Iowa.
lso2-Stephen J. FIELD. California.
Or these the first and four last were ap.
pointed by Mr. Lincoln, and eigh. Of the nine
are Northern men. 'ty .0y.... e4
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

D1s1R1cr CouRr-On Mon1ay James
Davis, native ofEngand, was admitted to
citizenship. In the case Of Bronson W Bron.
sou, it was ordered that the child Mabel be
left in care Of plaintiff, bu. not 10 be removed
IRON the State. People VS. Kneeland, set for
the 2o:h inst, on Thursday judgement was
rendered for Plain # in the case of Seffsns
vs. ueaton. As we went to press yesterday,
the case Of King VS. Randetl was on trial.
ELECTION paEclS1s-The Doard ofSuper'
visors have been at work this week establish.
ing precincts, and Boards Of Election. We GO
tice by The record that they have only estab.
lished as yet but 22precin,s in the entire cour-
ty. They certainly have net shown greatdsal
of intelligence in tue way they have done il;
for instance, in Township No. 2. with voting
population of only abou. l2o, they have es
tablished polls a! OpAir, and also at Virginia.
town, while in Township No 8, where las!
election we had 6 precincts, and polled vote
Of about 400, Auburn is now made the only
voting place in the Township for the present
year. Al glance it can be seen there is no
sense or reason in this sort ofbusiness. Pre-
cin.s are established for the people, and it is
not right to compel them to travel unreasoa-
able distances 10 have their votes registered,
and then the same unreasonable distance to
cast their votes on election day. I. is ten
miles from Auburn to Bear river, and at the
last election tina. section Of country had Two
precin,s, now it has none. In the North
east portion Of the township there were two
precincts, now there is none. We have no
objection 10 abolishiug small precincts. where
there are bu. few votes, and the people can
conveniently get TO voting place, but this
wholesale sboishing is too much. and i. is to
be hoped The Board will review their action,
and establish more precincts for The conve.
nience OF the voters. ~rT
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

GETTING SicK.-Sumner, with bis Puri.
tanlcai ideas, has dictated TO the U. S. Senate
SO much that even Comes, who has stomach
like an ostrich and can swallow almost any &.
thing, has got his stomach fouled, and s. OF
at Sumner on Thursday las:, in the following
manner: He said, "he was tired Of The whip
OF Tue leader Of the Senate, and Of hearing
Sumner accuse the Senate of cowardice.
lie bad tried to do his duty here and was
determined no longer to submit. to Sumner.
LASH"
The Placer herald., 1867-02-16

CONGRESSIONAL The Calavera. CAron;.
Gle has silly article by way Of advocating
the claim, Of W. Highly for reelection to
Congress. If he has any friends, they will
do well to advise the stopping Of such utter.
ancs' in the future. The impu,aton Of in
terested motives TO others who differ from il.
is beneath contempt.-S Union. .-'*
There. Mr., Chronicle, pu. ,ha. in your
pipe and smoke it. The great organ" has
spoken, and the "litlle 'uns" mus. submit.
Ihe. Union is after old Highly. and the Gala
vera' Buzzar1, will have 10 hang up his fid.
die. What a muddy. Shiny concern tho
Radical camp is getting to be- Old Thad.
repudia'ed as leader in Congress, ..,-,he
Sac. Union down on old Hig,-all Of them
hungry for Office. and every ID Of them
jealous Of each other. Murky. i"'@t "
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31

THE GALAXY, FOE SEPTEMBER, Contains some
"Reminiscences of DIR. Anthon," the late dis
tinguished classical scholar and teacher, by DR..
Nesmith "a Carol of Harvest, for 1867" by
Walt Whitman jean Ingelow's New Vol
ume, by Harriet Prescott Spofford ''The Lo-
dies of Llangollen," by Rev. w. r. Alger +;
brigham Young and Mormonism," by E. NJ.
Tullidge, Mormon Elder; 'Aunt Madeline 8
Trial, Short Story, by F. L. Curtis Steven
Lawrence, Yeoman, by Mrs Edwards; "Wait-
ing for the Verdict, by Mrs. R. Fl. Davis; and
'.Nebulae, y by the Editor. The price of THE
GALAXY is $3.50 year. Single copies may be
obtained of the newsdealers, or they will be
sent postpaid on receipt of 80 cents
Address w. c. & F. P. CHURCH.
No. SO Park Row, N Y.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31
MISCELLANEOUS,

MISCELLANEOUS.
Clover, 303 acres, Ais tons of Hay, 30
bushels of seed, 80 acres plowed under
for manure
Meadow, 1876 acres, produced 52,936
tons of Hay.
Flax, 64a acres, furnished SOC bushels of
seed, and IS, 1853 pounds of fibre.
Tobacco, acres produced 1880 pounds.
Sorghum, % IA acres made 3lS pounds
of Sugar, and 1000 gallons of Syrup.
Maple Sugar, 5,o93 pounds, and 2,4S9
gallons of Syrup.
Grapes, 37,34O pounds, 6G2 gallons, of
wine, and A IA acres of new vines
planted; whole number of acres repor-
ted, 1Os.
Dogs, number reported 1881, who are
charged with killing 242, and injur-
ing 23l sheep. Estimated injury, ST.
l35.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31
From the Ashtabula Sentiel.
Ashtabula County.

By the kindness of Auditor CroweIl
We had access to his books, by which we
complied the following statistics of the
different crops and productions$or the
year 1866, and OF Maple Sugar and Live
Stock for 1867. OF course these figures
only approximate the real amount, as
in many cases the returns are made by
guessing at the results 1t will be seen
That the wheat crop produced about
$4,000 barrels of Flour. This year it
will be much larger, as greater breadth
has been sown and the yield is good.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1867-08-31

Works Of Nature.-Ina state of health the IN
tcsina canal may be compared to river whose waters
flow land through the channels nature
art has made, and improve their qualities; so long
1t runs smoothly the channels kept pure and
healthy If the of the river is stopped then the
water in the canna is longer pure but becomes
stagnant There is but law of circulation in nature
When there is superabundance of Immortal fluid in
the intestinal tubes and coeness takes place. it flows
back into the biOo vessels and inltrates itself into
the circulation To establish the free course of the ry
er we must remove the distractions which stop its
free course and those of its tributary streams With
the body follow the natural princperemoVe the
distinctions from the bowels with BBANDRETHS
PILLS. which never injure but Are always eectua for
The perfect cleansing of the system from all impurities
and disease Remember suffer drop OF blood to
be taken from you Evacuate the humors often and
as long as they are deranged long you sick
See that B. BRANDRETH is in white letters in the
Government stamp. Sold by all Druggists. 902