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years experience, and . graduate Of the Jefferson
Medical College, and of the University Of Ned
cine and Surgery Of Philadelphial .,
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Il fsshes 90 the 4tsve azrsfd place and gil
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Of my prsfes-ldnL CeuBeessd IN MY sfics
patienfs and pafsoDs can eevs fhsir nedtsips.
1rOb-rfs prepared aud their pfnscrptisas CON
pounded ct lair and reasonable rates.
nsyidkwin DE- RIcHAED BLUM.
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IT'S COMMBRCsAL COLUMN

Will contain the lat-si hsd iao>i reliable msTkst
reports irnin Wheeling and all prominent East
ern and wcst,ra citiss.
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TERMS Single subscription. "a; Three copies, IS:
i've copies, ST. Ten copies SIS. single copies, Five
ssnts each limited nurncsr Of advertisements In.
oertsd 10 the WEEKLY HEsAin
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.


rm SHOOTING OF Rosa Observation-Disclosures wetnser,
. young German, brought before Alderman Me.
Sren at the Tombs yesterday morning by detective Null
% Of the Fourth precinct the chargeof shooting
BragJer, little GIRL whose parents live at 267 William
sarget in the ysro when q bali from his pistol passed
through the fence and lodged 10 the back.
near the spine OF the child, who was then =:
tho pavement from which she was carried into th Q
house where she lies in very precarious condition.
bullet still remains in her back. weimer wns taken
before Alderman McBren and committed 70 await the
result OF her injuries. ~@
ARREST AN ALLEGED FucIrIvs rRox CALIFORNIA.
Marquis Levi German, yesterday brought before
Justice Hogan at the Tombs by Captain Jourdan and
detective Woodbridge, Of the Sixth precinct be having
been arrested on board the steamship Rising star from
Aspinwa tho charge Of being a fugitive from Jus
tice from San Francisco California where h 10 alleged
no frauduleutly obtained large amount OF goods
Ban Francisco. When IL was ascertaned that the
prisoner had sft for New York board the steamer
Captain Jourdan, asking them to arrest Levi On his
al here Mr.. Aaron b. Noyes OF So West Broadway
an agent for the California firm. went before the mags
srate and made an affidavit against Levi which was
necessary in order to deain him. In the absence Of
Justice Bowling. Judge Hogan committed the prisoner
from San Francisco
FEsocIocs SxDvrpuM THE HEKALp OrrcR About
o'clock the morning Of the Fourth, giving
his Samuel Moulton entered the counting room
Of the HERALD once and made use Of abusive
and threatening language to the superintendent
Che premises; but, refusing 70 do 90, rushed
81 the superintendent; but before he could harm
:nss .s. q the
He resisted and In the struggle which ensued the officer
had his uniform torn TO shreds but Mouop being
there till yesterday morning, whom Alderman McBrien
hefore whom he was arraigned committed him to the
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TWO MEN DROWNED At READING.

READING, Mass. july s, 1867
0sieo d. Brown, asbOemaker in this towR, and pro.
pristor Of wholesale house Pearl street. Boston,
was drowned while bathing yesterday.
Frenchmsn while bathing In Spot Pond. stonehams
Nas also drowned yesterday
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RESTRICTIVE FIRE In PoaTswevTH. \. Il.

PORTSMOUTH, N. H., July 8, 1857.
Nathan n Maihes Co. brick block Market street.
occupied by Noses H. Titon Co., K. Thomas Freeman,
volvng loss 10 tho occupants Of $4,000 Nathan r.
Thaichers drug store caught fire from crackers the a.
tornOOn and badly damaged.
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xaucIuus MURDER m WEST aoxBusY. MASS.
Brother Killed In Presence Of His Three
sisters.
N Mac r.

sisters.
WEST RoxBuRy, hasR, July s. 1857
A most auocious aud unprovoked murder was COM
mitted in this town night Thomas Clary, young
man, was returning home from Boston ct about half
past ten n company with three sisters and followed
by . couple Of Irishmen, who, when they came to q
secluded spot commenced insulting the young women
with vulgar language Tho brother resented the insults
70 his sisters, whereupon one OF the lrshmen drew
knife stabbed him three times In the abdomen, in
nictng wounds which caused almost instant death. Tho
ssassius then ran away aud girls dragged the body
Of their brother hone distance OF nearly half mile.
Glay wAs twenty years Of age yeong man uDiver
toms drug store, in Boston. A man by the nane Of
Riguey has been arrested suspicion today and the
him quito strong. The tragic
affair has caused sensation in the community almost
equal the murder OF the JORGE children in this
nd the Converse murder in Maiden.
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TWO MEN DROWNED At sAlen.

SAIEn, Mass, July s, 1897
A couple Of Ecu were ned by the capsizing Of
eost While sailing In Salem harbor yesterday afternoon.
'ons Of them was named Brown .t
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fine At SHARON HEIGHTS.

ezARox HEIaHrs Mass, July 5, 1851.
A building owned by E. r Clark and occupied - .
store by A. j. Mckenzie Co, and store house owned
BY Nelson Drake, were destroyed by nre yesterday.
Mckenzie loses $I2 0o0 Clark $4,000 and Drake about
~ same
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muHDERous ASSAULT IN BOSTON.

Boston. July s, 1857.
negro namad 'Great Joe Cross" murderously
saulted his whits paranour named Bridget Mack 1t la
Cambridge street yesterday beating her severely IN
boen arrested tH
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EoR slNg slNG-LANDING AT YoSkERs. IRVING
ton and Iarrytowr, daily Sundays excsptsdl corn
rncnc ng Monday. July \. steamer GENERAL SHD03fCE
from wslren erect pier NJ neturuins leaves SIM
sing az bD NJ landing as above FreRht taksn fnr IN
the above landings except Tarrytown. -. w A's
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest Newspaper md Best Literary
journal In the Country.
Tho WEEKLY HERALD for the present week,
ready, contains
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"a CASE OF CIRcuMsrANTIAL EVIDENCE
IAN ICELANDfC Saga,
"wANTED, A GovERNEsS."

PonnY- Tue LAScERs CuEico." written for tn
wEExLY HER4LD, by 3. N. CARPENTER; "A RIVER" TIN
TnysrIN' PLACE"
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

INcoMEs.-The income tax returns, which
have just been completed, prove that while
the increase 10 The number Of merchants and
traders has reduced the average profits Of
business, the increase in the number Of min.
ers and mills has added to the general pros
perity, the largest incomes in the State be-
ing derived from mining. There are two
persons whose incomes exceeded 100000
during the year, one Of whom is AIvinza
Hayward, the owner of the famous mine at
Sutter Creek, Amador county. This gentle.
mans net income is returned at $l69, 900.
There are nine persons whose incomes exa
ceeded $50, o,ooo-among these is A. Harp.
ending, Of the Ilarpending mine, in Placer
county, whose income is returned at 500 900.
There are 200 persons whose incomes ex.
ceeded $4,000 during the pear, the greater
portion Of whom are interested in mines
from which they obtain their revenue
Commercial Herald.
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NOTICE. .

DY virtue Of two deeds OF trust executed and
ID delivered to US by J. r. Crandall. the ono n
the 7th day of October SCI, and the other on
the 22nd day oil May, 1866, and according to tho
terms and conditions of said two trust deeds, we
will en- the 2lst day Of September, 1867 between
the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and 2 O'Clock Pm.
of said day, at the Court House door in the town
of Auburn, Placer County, California, proceed to
expose to sale, and to sell to the highest bidder
for gold coin, to be paid at the time Of the sale,
all the following named and described shares of
stock in the Auburn Turnpike Company. towit:
Shares No. l. 2, 3, 9, Is, l6 II. Is, 10, 20, 4.
IL, Is md IA. Said shares now stand transferred
on the books Of said company in the name Of
Mariner h Willard, and transfer will be made
to the purchaser at such sale. The proceeds Of
sad sale to be applied first to the payment Of the
costs and expenses of such sale. Second to the
payment of two certain notes given by ]. R.
Crandall on the 18th day of May. 1866, and pay
able to us. One for one thousand dollars and
one for twenty-three hundred dollars, and pay
able in U. S. gold coin, with interest on each at
the rate of one and one half per cent per month
from date until paid. The remainder Of said
proceeds, if any, to be paid to said Crandall.
MARINER II WILLARD,
Auburn, July nth, 1861, I'D Trustees.
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INsOLVENT NOTICE.

In the County Court OF Placer County, Of the
State OF California.
In the Matter Of tie Petition of Benjamin Jones,
an Insolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. H. Fel-
L lows Judge of the said County Court, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors of the said in
solvent. Benjamin Jones, to be and appear befors
the said Judge, aforesaid, at Chambers in the
County Of Placer, on the 10th day OF August
II. d. 1867, at 10 o'clock, a.. m. OF that day, then
and there TO show cause, if any they can. why
the prayer of said insovent should not be grant,
ed, and an assignment of his estate be made anu
he be discharged from his debts and liablitles'ln
pursuance OF the statute in such case made ana
provided; and in the meantime all proceedings
against said insolvent be stayed. -.
49, Witness my hand and the seal o, .s. sad'
1L.s. 7 Court, this 3rd day Of July. q. d. lS6''
(~) D. w. SPEAR. Clerk.
II. r.. s. 50cts.] By A. N GAMBELL, Dep'y CIefk'
Je Hamilton, Atty. for Petitioner.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

1u the County Court OF Placer County, OF the
State Of California.
In the Matter Of the Petition of William Joncs
an Insolvcnt Debtor.
PURSUANT to an order of the Hon. H. Fc,-
i lows, Judge Of the said County Court. notice
is hereby given 10 all the creditors oil the raid
insolvcnt, William Jones, TO be and appear be-
fore the said Judge aforesaid, at Ch mbcrs III
the County of Placer. on the 10th day OF Au'
gust, a. d. 1867 al 10 o'clock. H. m. OF that day
then and there to show cause, if any they can,
why the prayer of said insolven' should not be
granted, and an assignment OF his estate be made,
and he be discharged from his debts and lah,li.
ties, in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the meantime all pro-
ccedngs against said insolvent be stayed.
(-) Witness my hand and the seal Of said
Court this s day Of srE,s Jply + e. ,,.,t ,st'
II. s. 50cts.] BY A. N. GAMBELL, Dep'y Clerk
10 Hamilton, Atty. for Petitioner. jyG 4w.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
Forest Hill Correspondence.

FoREsr HILL, July 18th, 1867
Editors Herald:-Messrs. Hamilton and
Sibley had very enthusiastic meeting when
made good impression which will bring
forth fruit.
After the meeting high old street dis
cussion ensued between Hank Myres, Dem
ocrat, and Doctor Spencer, one OF the Mon
grel nominees for the Assembly. Myres 60,
Spencer as fiery as a pepperpod, when the
latter declared Expressing the sentiments oI
bis party, and no doubt that Of hi, own.)
THAT in less than two years be would pro.
cure a woody headed buck nigger who should
walk up to the polls and kill Myres' vote.
Many of the prominent Republicans here
Il do not mean MongreIs,) swear they will
not support Gorham.
On Monday last high old Convention oi
the Radicals was held al Bath for this Dis.
trict. There was considerable wire-pull.
ing between Stackhouse and Sanborn. But
the delegate from Lake Tahoe, who profess.
ed to be friend of Sanborn's failed to at.
tend and he was beaten in the Convention
one vote! 1t has caused an immense amount
Of swearing, and Sackhouse has come in for
his share. There is no good feeling in the
Radical ranks assure you.
VIM. Burt, Esq, of Bath, was also before
the Convention as candidate for Supervi'
sor. When he was put in nomination, be
said:
II suppose that according to usage, and
the requirements Of this Cow enion each
candidate is expected to pledge himself 10
the support Of the entire ticket. State and
County. wish to inform you that shall
do no ouch thing. (Ttis created immense
aslonisbment.) Therefore you will please
take notice that am not a candidate for
any office before this Convention" And
then Billy retired, and took an astron omical
survey Of Capt. Bill Mcclure through bot.
tom Of tumbler. NJ II. Powers, of Da.
mascus was nominated, aud swallowed all
the dirt required.
Van Vaclor received The nomination for
Assessor, and done likewise.
Gorham and Conness are not duce high
UP here, and where they are 10 get their
votes from is not visible.
l have failed TO write you for some time.
When | wrote you last, we old liners, who
bad declared our independence Of party,
treason and misrule were few in number,
bu, now, as come into town, pass back and
forth to and from my work, meet dozens
Of the old stauuch members Of the Republican
party who will support the entire Democrat
ic State ticket and most Of your County
:icket. We will unite with the Democrats
in giving such support to Haight that
Gorham will hate TO think that be ever came
into the field as a candidate for Governor.
Jim says that supper is ready and the ba'
con is getting cold. So good bye.
Yours,
OLD LINE REPUBLICAN,.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
OLD LINE REPUBLICAN,
Colfax Correspondence.
CoLFAX, July l7lh, !

CoLFAx, July l7lh, 1867.
Mr.. Ed;tor:-Permit one who has been
persis, lent and constant opponent of the
democratic party since 1910, to say word
Or two through your columns. L.-o Ia
bored against your party zealousy and with
all the ability | possessed, through all the
phases Of Whigery, Know Nothingism, Re,
pubIicanism, and thus far as Radical, but
MongIelsm wont 60 down. have bolted
it two or three times, but it turns my stom-
ach and will come up. will try it no
more.
Think Of such a man as Il. NJ. Haight,
being opposed by the Coolie lobbyist and
pigmy Go'ham; ,hink again Of DR.. Nichols,
Il know him well, a man who has no supe'
rior in the State in any party for moral
worth, intellectual attainments, probty oi
character and scundness Of judgment, being
opposed by such a mere thing and tool
in the hands of public filchers Of the peo.
ple's hard earnings, as w. II. Parks--a man
whose weakness Of mind renders him ex,
ceedingly dangerous, when in the hands OF a
clan of State thieves, such as Coolie Gorham
would call around him if he succeeds
Think again, Of The low politician. mere
trickster devoid Of all shame, Howell, being
placed before the people Of California
against srch man as Robert Watt. one OF
Cafornia's pioneer miners, against whom
the tongue of slander dare not lisp word
bona .fde hard fisted miner, with a pure
heart, a sound head and good administra.
tive ability.
They say that new converts are always
the most enthusiastic, and think it ia true,
for find have digressed from what I star
led out 10 say. Iu the nomination Of a
Supervisor for this District, the Democrats
have more than sustained their prudence
and good judgment in the selection Of the
State and County ticket. Robert Gordon l
have known since 1851, have dealt with him
more or less both as n customer, and while
WAS merchant myself, and know him
10 be capable, honest, upright man. Be-
tween him and the duck that is pitted
against him there is no comparison that
could be Grawn tina, would not induce every
well wisber Of the country. no matter to
what party or creed he may hold, to vote
!os Gordon. The one is candid, straight-
forward, intelligent and energetic-wil mea.
sure out even handed justice between the
lax. payers Of the County, be they rich OF
poor; while the other, it is understood, is
it elected, 10 be the mere shadow and au
tomaton Of wealthy corporation, for play.
ing which character he is to receive the
mercantile crumbs that may drbble out a,
each terminus Of the G. P. r. r, which be
ing interpreted, means Crocker's private
Railroad.
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PACIFIC MAIL, STEAMSHIP Cn,S.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
RfT$ NEW YORK, JAPAN
asaSSS1.$71 AND CHINA
VIII be DIspatchcd as follows:

Leave Folsom street Wharf at IL O'Clock
of the following dates, for PANAMA, connect;nr
via Panama Railroad, with one OF the Componv' :
splendid steamers from ASPlNWALL for NEW
YORK. '""
On the 10th. 18th, and 3Oth of each month tho,
has 30 days On the 10th, 10Th and 3Oth Of each Zach
month that has 81 days. When the 10Th, I9th
and 30th fall on Sunday. they will leave on Sa,
urday preceding; when the 18th falls on SUNDAY
they will leave on Monday following. Steamer
leaving San Francisco on the 10th touches NJ
Manzanllo. All touch at Acapulco wv
Departure of 18th or 10Th connects with Frcnch
Trans Atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazairc, and
English steamer for South America. Depnrtnr"
OF 10th connects with English steamer for Sonih.
ampton, South America, and p Il. r. Co.'S
steamer for Central America. The FOLLOWING
steamships will be despatched on dates as ciycS
below:
July 10th SACRAMENTO, Capt J. NJ. Cavorlv
connecting with Henry Chaunccy, Capt Gmy
July th-CONSTITUTlON Capt. E. S. Farns
worth. connecting with Arizona. Capt Maury.
July 3Oth-GOLDEN CITY, Capt w. + Lapidce
connecting with Ocean Queen, Capt Conner
Passengers berhcd through. Bagga ge check.
edthroug gh-lOO pounds allowed each adult pas.
scnger. An experienced Surgeon on board
Medicine and attendance free. These steamer,
will positively sail at l clock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage on board before
l 0 o'clock. Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard, lnman and National Steamship
Lines, can he obtained at the p. NJ. S. Co.'s Office
in San Francisco. For merchandise freight ap.
ply to Messrs. Wells.tFargo Il Co.
The steamship COLORADO will he dispatched
JULY FOURTH, at noon, and will be followed
by the steamship GREAT REPUBLIC, August
gath. from wharf corner OF FIRST and Brannan
streets, for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. con-
Getting at Yokohama with hte steamship Costa
Rica for Shanehae.
For Dassa pp and all Othor in for m, t;op ,nrIs
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. IS Office corner
OF Sacramento and LcidesdorH streets, Sun
Francisco.
w. l. lS67-td OLIVER ELDRIDCE Ao,
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
hENRY N. HAIcHT.

DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOR,
Will address the citizens of Auburn, on
Thursday Evening, August LIST, 1857,
Let the people rally to hear hm-lct it be said
that the Democracy bud a rousing meeting In
Auburn. Come one, come all.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

PoLlT1cAL SrEAKINo.-On Friday evening
the l2lh inst, 10 Hamilton, Esqr., and 9th.
ers, addressed large meeting at New Castle:
and also at Lincoln on Saturday evening
The best Of feeling prevails among the De-,
mocracy, and they loo* forward 10 a certain
victory in September. fFIf
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

ILLlNoIs.-An election in Illinois, just
over, shows reaction in public sentiment
even stronger than that Of Connecticut The
secoLd grand division Of the State composed
of thirty.two counties. which gave ma jority
for the Radicals last November of s,o44, now
elects a Democratic Judge by majority Of
4.2O2.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

HIT HIN AGAIS.-Conness, through one
Bryant, has been trying to stop the Flag
newspaper, but Mccarthy says he won. be
stopped. Nc has been handling the sober
SENATOR without gloves. and says the Flag
will fight it out on this lne unit! the man
who now disgraces the Slate, in the Senate,
shall have been sent back 10 his doggery 10
El Dorado county, where lie belongs"
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified ,,,ee ciec-
IN tors Of Lincoln School District that an Ees aec
tion wi il be held on the 3lst day OF July, loo',
at which will be submitted the question OF voIins
tax TO repair the School house Of said Distric..
1t will be necessary TO raise for this purpose 'no
sum Of S400, and the rate Of taxation necessary
TO be levied will be thirty cents on the one ouu
dred dollars Of taxable property in the Distls.
The polls will he opened at the Public ScnUT, ,s"r
House between the hours of six and eight ocioeA
p. m. .-
A. S. DUBOIS,
FRED. HARTFORD.
C.L. HOTCHKlSS.
jyl3 I'd. District School IruS'c'''
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
E. NJ. BASvARp, Secretary.

NOMINATIONS OF TOWNSHIP No. 4.-The
following nominations were made ty the
Township delegates a, Colfax, on the l6,b,
inst: For Justices Of tho Peace-E. Hogan
of Dutch Fiat; and K. T. Bowley of Colfax.
For Constables George Morrison of CoIfax;
and Walter ID. Jones of Dutch Flat. For
Road Commissioner-Wm Gable Of Colfax.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
PIONEER MERCHANT.

The Times Of San Francisco says that the
English Admiral and officers of the iron clad
Jealous refused to take part in the process
sion on the Fourth, because Of the presence
Of the Fenan Brotherhood.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20
DEMOCRATIC SPEAKING.

P. H. SHELLEY, JUDGE POLAND, ROBT. o.
CRAVENS, and others, will address the citizens
Of OPHIR, on Monday evening. July 22nd, 1867.
At PINE GROVE, Tuesday. July 23rd.
At ROCKLlN, Wednesday. July gath.
FRONT ROYAL, (at the Wire Bridge on Bear
River,) July 25th.
LINCOLN, Friday, July 26th.
COLFAX, Saturday, July 9th.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

This Committee is composed of the followin &
members: Joseph Walkup, John Connor, Charles
II. Gwynn, Henry Weimer, George A. Keehner,
VIM. Crutcher, A. G. Ncll. John Farrell, Owen
King. John Leach, Daniel UT, A. b. McGreggor,
who are requested to meet in Auburn, on We'd
nesday, July oath, 1867 for the purpose OF call
ing Township Convention, which will nominate
q Township Ticket. and transact other business.
JOS. WALKUP, Chairman.
NY. n. CRuTCHER, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

CALIroRNIA STATE PRlsoN.-Number oil
prisoners in confinement lst June, 1857,
703: number received in the month, Is
whole number confined within the month,
7ls. Discharged under Pardon Act of April,
1864, II; pardoned BY his excelency Gov.
erbor Low, 8, died, total, 2l. In con-
fnement July lst. 097. Decrease Of number
iu June, 6,
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

new lighthouse is to be erected at Cape
Menlocino. The tower will be constructed
Of iron, and the lens Of The first order o
Fresnel, revolving at an interval Of thirty
seconds. The foundation Of the tower will
be $50 feet above high water mark 1t will
be lighted about the middle of November.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

The Sacramento Bee says: The Gorham-
ties, whenever Republican opponents to the
ticket, meet for the purpose Of organizing
an Opposition Club, attend in force and
manage, by outrageous conduct, in breaking
up the meeting. They have done this in
this city on two or three occasions recently.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

On Monday, July 9Th, terrible tornado
visited the town Of Cowiiz, Washington
Territory. tearing down fences. uproo,iug
trees and DESTROYING everything in ills course.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

% The Democratic County candidate.
are requested to meet in Auburn, on Th~r,.
day, July 25tb, to make arrangements 70,
the campaign.
The Placer herald., 1867-07-20

SAN Francisco MINsrRELs-1his excel
lent company will visit Auburn on Friday
next, the 26th inst. 1t is the best company
iu the State, and every where they 60 are
greeted with crowded houses. No doubt
they will be we'll pstronized on their second
app 'arance 10 Auburn.