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The Placer herald., 1867-05-04
1t is said that Rogers will recover.

WINE CULruRE.-Dr. Gibbons, of San
Francisco, has sent us one of his phamphlets
with this title. 1t has nothing to do with
wine culture. 1t is simply lecture against
drinking wine. No use Doctor, the vine
will grow, and the wine will be made, and
people will drink it. 1t was SO in the days
of Noah, for be got drunk on it, and it is
even SO in these latter days.
The Placer herald., 1867-05-04

LIFE INsURANcE.-The system Of life in
surance among the people is becoming very
popular and deservedly SO. 1t enables a
person with a small competency to leave bis
family comfortable if he should happen to
die unexpectedly. Mr.. N. Benedict, former
ly of Todd's Valley, is now travelling Placer
county as the Agent Of the North America
Life Insurance Co." and parties calling upon
him will have a chance to insure their lives
upon very reasonable terms. The company
be represents offers very liberal inducements.
No restriction is made on occupation. No
extra charge for masters Of vessels, engineers,
fremen, miners, &c, and no extra charge for
travelling anywhere on the globe.
The Placer herald., 1867-05-04
Cement Working.

Mr.. A. j. Hunter recently visited the ce-
ment mill at Wisconsin Hill, Placer county,
near Iowa Hill, for the purpose of putting
one Of his concentrators into that mill. The
company had become satisfied that they were
losing gold but attributed the loss to its ex-
treme tineness and "rusty" condition. Mr..
Hunter found that they were using screens
with one eighth inch holes, and suggested
trial with finer screens In order to ascer
tain more satisfactoriay the value of such a
change, several tons of cement were put
through the battery as it STOOD battery
anna agamation and copper plates being used.
The sui lphurets were concentrated on blankets,
in the manner usually adopted in quartz
working, and afterwards submitted to care
full pan working. The result was that eigh-
teen per cent. of the gold was obtained from
the battery and plates and eighty-two per
cent from the pan.
The old screnes were now removed, and
new ones, with about one thrty.second Of
an inch holes, substituted. The result of The
change was that ninety'nine per cent. of all
the gold was found IN the battery. The tail.
ings (saved by blankets as before) showed but
a mere trace Of gold by either the pan pro-
cess or fire assay.
These results are certainly very remarkable,
and well worth recording, although they are
doubtless quite exceptional cases, as the gold
in this claim is exceedingly fine for cement
gold.
A painful OF tailings was caught from the
waste sluice of neighboring cement MILL
about half mile distant, and carefully wash
ed down for such free gold and sulphurets as
it might contain. This concentration yield
ed only 81 so to the ton. The screnes at
this mill are about one sixteenth of an inch
in diameter, and the gold is coarse and more
easily saved than that from the Wisconsin
Hill claim, which must chiefly account for
the difference in the value of the waste sands
from the two mills.
These experiments are very Interesting and
valuable. Perhaps one ofthe most important
items of interest connected with them are the
facts that the suphurets from these claims
are not auriferous, while it is pretty we'll es'
tablished that the sulphurets from some of
the cement claims are valuable especially
those in and about You Bet Scientific
Press.
The Placer herald., 1867-05-04

THIEF CAuGur.-The abscondng Radical
County Treasurer Of Santa Clara, who re-
Gently fed from the State with many thou.
sand dollars Of the funds Of that county, was
caught by Sheriff Adams, of San Jose, and
officer Mather, of Carson, near the sink of
Walkers river on last Sunday morning.
Nineteen thousand dollars in United States
greeubacls were found in bis possession.
He was taken back to Santa Clara to
await his trial. He intimates that be can
make some developments. The Sacramento
Bee in speaking OF Mccall says: I'VE have
not heard anything on the subject, but are
willing to risk little that Mccall gambled
in something" To which the Argus replies:
Better not Mr.. Bee. Mccall was neither
drunkard or gambler. lie was home,
guard during the war aud Jealous support
er of the Rump afterwards. He was natural
ly an honestonan, but the corruptug inhu'
ences of Black Republicanism despoied him
of conscience and he fell. His rascaity was
the result of his politics. We expect some
day to bear that the editor of the Bee has
nipped the State House or railroad depot and
skedaddled."
The Placer herald., 1867-05-04

DEATH OF JAMES SExroN.-In our last is
sue we spoke of the death Of James Sexton ,
since which time we have seen the testimony
taken before the Coroner's Jury, which is
substantially as we stated tho case last week,
with the exception that it is proved that Sex'
ton turned only half around when Rogers
fired upon him, and that be was not armed
with pistol.
1t is said that Rogers will recover.
The Placer herald., 1867-05-04
MARRIED..

MARRIED.
On the 25ih inst, at Washington, Yolo county
Mr.. JACOB GIBSON 10 Mrs. GIBSON, both formerly
Of this place.
At Clarks Ranch, Wednesday May lst, by Rev.
n r. Peck, Mr. FRANKLIN BRADLEY TO Miss HAN
NAHJ. CLARK, all Of this county.
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BIRTHS.

In Forest Hill, April 2Sth, to Matthew Mains
aud wife, a daughter.
In Dutch Flat, April 28th, the wife Of D. E..
Smart, OF daughter
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POLICE CoURT.-The row on Market
street, near Quincy, Of which we made
mention Saturday morning, brought
forth Its Legitimate fruit In the Police
Court day before yesterday. There
were two cases made out against John
Sangstou. In one he was fined twenty
dollars and costs, and in the other ten
dollars and costs. We took the trouble
to ascertain what SangSton's bill would
be, and found that 1t required thirty
eight dollars aud ninety i've cents to
liquidate 1t. II was Impressed on our
mind that this was rather expensive
sport, but then we suppose 1t wHa Of the
very best quality while Il continued.
II occurred 10 US that II parties who
were inclined TO indulge In getting up
Disturbances on the streets would only
be satisfied with one each day or night,
that they would last longer and not
draw 30 deeply and rapidly on the
greenbHcks, Us where two or more ure
gotten up In twenty.four hours.
James Fleming was found guilty OF
creating disorder and tumult, aud WAS
compelled to pay ten dollars and costs
therefor.
c. II. Quimby's case, continued from
Friday mUrning's session, was disposed
OF by being dismissed ri the cost OF the
city. This Is the seCond time MIR.
Quimby has been up on similar charges,
aud in each instance he has been sue.
ceSsful In making the prosecutor pay
the cost.
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ImmenseR
IHrls IN PsJcEs on sl d.
CLOTHING
a.NtUsNii 81 AT t.a4s "a
"a, Gutnan g. Co.'S.

/ sKATtNe.-saturday night was ex-
tremely cold, Rs all who had occasion
to be out can testify. Ice was formed
on the creek of sufficient thickness to
bear, and all day yesterday parties
were skhilngon II with almost perfect
immunity. The eddles along lhs Island
shore of the river were closed over, aud
skating was the order of the day over
there. We believe in skating and have
pair ofnew ones somewhere, but we
dOnt believe In skating ON Sunday. II
II Ia wrong TO play base ball on that
day, II IL equally us wicked 10 skate.
Our city iutIersafe ut work on an or.
dlnanCe lorbidding the former, ana we
see no reason why skating might not
be Included In II. We. repeat that we
are in favor ofskallng on every day In
the week, except Sunday, aud we trust
that the proper authorities will see that
the sanctlty OF the sabbath Is not VIC.
lated by indulgence In that sport. b
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The river is reported at thirty inches
and stationary. A rise Is being looked
for from the waters above by the river
men.
The steamer New State arrived from
Parkersburg yesterday morning with Il
fair passenger trip. She was detained
In her up trip by severe wind storm,
when of Marietta, Saturday. During
the storm, the salIie ", laid up at Ma.
rletta, was set adrift, but checked be.
fore any material damage was done
her.
There appears 10 be great dissatisIac.
ton among provision shippers between
this city and Parkersburg. We under.
stand that several parties, In the last
ten days, have laid out all enormous
sum In filling out floats, expecting n
Sudden rise In the river by the recent
rains.
Boatfor to-day: New State for Par
kersburg at II u. m.
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We saw II large stock OF paInut 6rqck.
cts, embracing every conceivable size
and design, for every pair we examin-
ed seemed TO be different from every
other pair. Some deliberately carved,
others palmer, some large enough to
place n heavy clock upon, while others
were 30 small rs to be suitable only 10
support the most delicate little vase.
All sizes were represented. All were
benutliul-new to this city and remark
ably cheap. Partridge bus brought on
these goods for the holidays. The la.
dies will be delighted to receive them.
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We had occasion recently to pass
over abortion OF the Baltimore aud
Ohio Railroad, and it was our good for
tune to travel on train under the su-
pervlsion Of that prince Of conductors,
Captain Taylor. The night we were
out was one OF those intensely dark
ones, to which We referred last Monday
morning. Alth ough the dark ness was
Egyptian in density, yet our train
moved on smoothly, arriving at each
station on time. Should We puss again
over that great thoroughfare We hope
Captain Taylor may be in charge, as we
have never met more attentive, oblig-
Ing, and prudent railroad official any
where,
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on Friday mornInGa party Of boys
got INTO Germans money.box aud
took theroirom "his monish." We
were in the Police court room when ap.
pIicatIOn was made for II warrant, and
learning that the arrest hud not been
effected ON Friday, und believing 1t to
10 bad policy To notify the offenders
hat the officers were ON the hunt for
them by publishing tho fact to the
world, we roIraincd from saying any.
thing about the case under consldern.
tIOu, On saturday morning. by that
time two boys Ind been arrested and
put in the lOck.up, who were supposed
70 bc the guilty parties. Saturday aI.
ternnOn they were brought before
Judge Johnston, and had II partial tx .
animation Wa were told TINT they
acknowledged to taking the money nnd
told OF the distribution Of itMmung one
or Two nCcoupllccs. The boys were re-.
mandOd to jRil aud their case will un.
dsTgO nm investigation by the Grand
Jury at the present term OF tho Clrcu II
Court.
The amount Of money taken IL snid
10 have been LhirLy.ilve dollars, TWENTY
four Of which the officers secured while
trying to catch one of tho boys.
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wEregtettO hear that General Fseny,
City Clerk. Is confined to his house by
indlsposltion. The General is among
the oldest of our citizens, and
during his residence in our city has
filed several responsible positions with
credit to himself and general satlsfac-
tIon to the community. a.s
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SHlAcRI,-'rhe efficient revenue in.
spcClor Ter ths district made an impor-
lRnt seizure down In Marshall county,
ON Thanksgiving bay. For some time
1t has been whispered about that Mt IL
certain locality whisky was being man.
uhctur'd and no tax was paid thereon,
The still could he traced from this city
to lis d"Sun,unn, but It could never To
discovered In mc'uaI operation. The
farmers In "" noighborhpod were Ia.
king rhe,r grnin TO lhn dtstlllefy and
bringing back red hot whisky. Cold
whisky - Bad enough, hut II ia said
thNt II 1t b" need hot from the still. ills
ten fold worse. Al length II descent
was mHie On the establishment, on the
day above designated, aud uuletus
was put up"n II" concern, which will
pruhnhly teach lhu offenders before they
are through with 1t that law cannot be-
violated without snpu"r or later bring.
Ing punI.hmrnt to the trHnSgrUR0r
W"nre told that Uncle Sam will PRO.
bhbly put ten thousand dollars In his
pocket ~ his just dues on the "bNh.
line that hrs been clRndCstIn0ly mHn.
ufacturd IN the locality baiOT. men.
TONED,
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Nor ONE GENT IN SIX YEARs.-our
machine has been in almost constant
use for nearly six years, and has not
cost one cent for repairs. 1t has given
great sallsfactiou.-[Letter of Casper
w. Hillman, No. 1929 Heath street,
Philadelphia, March 10, 1865, to the
Wilcox q GIbbs s. NJ. Co, -
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YESTERDAY was raw, cold day-de.
cldedly the most winterish OF any we
have had this season. Towards even.
Ing the mercury rose few degrees, and
after night the snow commenced to fall.
AT nine o'clock the Indications were
good for regular, old fashioned snow
storm, bringing with 1t fun for the boys
in coasting, and delightful sport for
"boys and girls OF larger growth" in
riding after merry sleigh bells and talk
ing on the subject nppermOst In young
persons minds on such occasions,
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MUNICIPAL CoURr.-The recent term
ofthis Court ended on Saturday. Quite
u large amount Of business was trans
acted, In which nobody but plaintiffs
and defendants were specially interest
ed, WeAre under obligations to the gen
tlemanly and accommodating Clerk, A.
II. chapIine, Esqr., for information re.
ceived from time TO time, aud only Wish
that all similar positions were filed by
those who are equally competent and
Obliglng. .fr'rt.' ,a.'i
The Court was adjourned until the
third Monday In January.
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CoURr.-The regular quarterly term
OF the Circuit Court for this county
will commence its sessions ut the Court
House, tomorrow morning. The term
will probably continue for several
weeks, as quite large docket is to be
disposed Of. We will probably have
court in session from now until the
first OF April, as the regular semI.an-
nual session OF the Court Of Appeals
Will commence early in January, and
continue from four to six weeks, by
which time our own Circuit Court will
be ready 10 begin another term.
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Franklin Insurance Company
OF WHEKILNd,

AbVNtVSs
DIRECTORS:
T. Il. Logan, 7. 4. ShRllcroRs, ]. g. Rhodes
Geo. Mendel, ]. q. HobbS Saml. McClel
Ian, g. W. FranEheln, Jas. N. Vance, Alex
LRnghlin.
THIS COMPANY NOW HAVING BEEN
/ organized four years, and In that TINT
done a successful business, u still prepared
70 take risks Al fair rates on Buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EStRb
nShments, Furniture, Steam Boats and Car
goes gu the Western Rives and LalIeE
rms company offers superior inducements
% FArmeTE, Whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, fol
or years at reduced rates.
This being q home institution, with the lar.
Rest capital and surplus OF any company In
In the State and composed oil SOME
nnety-iour stockholders, most OF whom are
among our best business men, recommends
Itself TO the favorable consideration OF the
tnSuring public, and SollcttP their patronage
Applications for insurance. will be promptly
attended 70 by the Secretary.
ONCE % Monroe street. -
NC. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAAi'L MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEIa Vice President
q. n. COEN, Special Agent oclR
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oPFICERs
GEO: K. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNEY, Vice President.
JOHN BISHOP, Secretary.
CHAS. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and Maryland.
DIRFcTORs:-John Z. Wilson, Jas. @. Orr,
John A. Armstrong, A. Z. Quarter, Geo. K.
Wheat, Samuel Harper, james McCluney,
Morgan l.. OF, Geo. Adams.
REFEREHoEa: S. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheeling; List, Morrison q
Co., Wholesale GrocerS Wheeling; Pryor,
HandlAn q Co., Wholesale GrocerS Wheel.
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholesale Grocer,
Wheeling; Mcclellan 4 Knox, Boot and
Shoe HOUSE: wheeling; McCiIbe, Kran d Co.,
Druggists, Wheeling; Geo. W. FrnnEheim 4
CO., Wholesale Wines and l4iq ON, Wheel
ing; Winship, Woods a Co., Queensware
Wheeling; 7. G. MoAiee, Notions, wheeling
Campbell, Frew d Co, Pubs. IntelllgencEr
Wheeling; OFT, Son a Co Hardware, Wheel.
Ing; ]. f. Sands Cashier, First Nat bank
ERirmont; K. p. Camden, Prest. Nat. FL
Bank; Weston, W. Va; Capt. John Mcclure
Jr, Wheeling. apr&
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wIrHDBAwN.-Mr. J. H. Ferguson,
General Agent, in this State, of the
Home Fire Insurance Company, OF
Columbus, has retired from the posi-
ton, but will soon enter into business
of different character, In our city.
Mr.. r. has resided here but few
months, yet in that time he has made
many friends, who will be glad to see
him prosecuting, in our city, the in
surance'or any other legitimate BUSH
ness, with his accustomed zeal and sue.
Caga
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"GT IL WITHOUT DOUBT THE BEST WE
HAVE EVER usED."-SO say Messrs.
W. T. Goodwin IL Co., prOprletOrs OF the
McLnre House, In speaking OF Book
ing's Unrivalled Baking Powder. II
you have not tried II, doso Manuinc-
tured by L. Booking and sold by gro.
GERS generally,
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SAVED lin RIGHT.-While the Rev.
Mr.. - was crossing the Market street
suspension bridge on Thursday night
last, having several ladies' under his
charge, he was assaulted by three
young men who had been imbibIng
pretty deeply. One OF them made II
dash ut the minister INJECTING upon
him u severe kick. The Reverend gen.
tleman was prepared for tho emergency
aud administered to tho attacking
party II good sound blow with heavy
cane he WIS carrying. Thinking lhore
was nothing to bs made in the contest
the young bloOds made good their re-.
treat, no doubt convinced that minis.
tiers eau deal other blows than those
against IL theological adversary.
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orPTHB TRAoK.-Tbe train bringing
the mail over the Central Ohio Railroad
on Saturday night, was detained from
cause, and did not reach the city for
several hours after lis regular time.
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MATRIMoSIAL.-Wo went to tho Re-
Corder's Office, Saturday afternoon, to
get the number of marriage licenses
issued during the past week, and the
list of transfers. While taking down
the latter the Recorder, MIR. Woods, in.
formed us that but tOo pairs had as.
sumed the responsibility which
brought the Recorder but IL small
amount Of fractional currency. We
remained In the office half hour or
more taking down the deeds and deeds
Of trust, and while there, no leSS than
Hrea other gallant wuuld'b0 grOOma
took out the necessary papers to pre-.
sent to tie parsOn On tho suspicious
ocCIsou. Ii WAS wirkedly suggested
that u" recent change In the weather
was bringing them in. As we left tho
office TIA" Recorder was looking Hs
bland ~ It May morning.
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT,-We learned yes.
tcrdny Of an accident happening II
yonng lady named Kate Sweeney,
living on the corner Of I'ihh and Zane
streets, by which Sl" was seriously
burned. ItnpP"arS sh" WINS In the nri
Of reaching something from over the
IRE, when her clothing came In contact
with the fumes, burning h"r person to
such nm extent TINT her recovery liz
Doubtful.
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FouSD-We were told yesterday that
a gentleman named William II. shur.
raft had found pocket book in Bel
laIre containing three thousand dollars
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KENTUCKY STATE LOrrERY.-The
only legalized Drawings In the United
States. The Grand Holiday Drawing
will take place December 3lSt. $50, $50
TO be distributed. Capital prize SO, 900.
Communications strictly confidential.
Circulars sent free, by addressing
MURRAY, EDDY, & Co.
EOvll l3te0d. COVingkOm, Nv,
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~ WONDER what sister will say
when SheSees this beautiful photograph
hk"n Mt Brown mud IIIRgInA' Gallery
on Man strcW. am sure don't
know, but ali" will, doubtless, send
Their" and get hers put up IN nr-tGlnsS
Htyle.' S0nslblenOnGlualOr, that.
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Your picture in II heavy rosewood
and gilt frame, seven inches by nine,
for two dollars ut PArtrldge's.
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NEw classes are now being formed at
Hitchcock & Dow's Night School.
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NEW classes are now being formed at
Hitchcock & Dow's Night School.