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The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP ?nie
STEAMSHIPS FOR
Kk NEW YORK, JApAr
- AND CHINA
Will be Dispatched as follow


Leave Folsom street Wharf at IL o'clocL
of the following dates, for PANAMA. conn.A.,Hv
via Panama Railroad, with one Of the Comno1tng
YORK. '0f NEW
On the 10th 18th, and 3Oh of each mon,, A.
has 30 days On the 10th, 18th and 3Ob Of .nat
month that has 81 days. When the ION cs I"a
and 3Oth fall on Sunday they will leave on tsa S,,
urday preceding; when the 18th falls on SnnS SaI-
they will leave on Monday following. St"am!, Str"ua!,
leaving San Francisco on The 10th touchos huet et
Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco. "
Departure OF 18th or 10th connects with F-on.,
Trans Atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazare .a "r,
English steamer for South America. Deno',t""nnal "na
OF 10th connects with English steamer for So",S
steamer for Central America The fojiow;..' ~
steamships will be despatched on dates as ;"s u;v.ss
below: e"ea
June 10th CONSTITUTION, Capt. E. 8 r,,,.
worth, connecting with Rising Star, Capt. Gras
Sune lsth-GOLDEN CITY Capt. ". F. IT' IaTy
idge connecting with Arizona. Captain HarriI,. HrrI
June 29th-MONTANA. Capt. JOS. Sutton. r,,'' co.'
Meeting with Ocean Queen, Captain Maurv. .'A'
Passengers berthcd through. Bagga ee ch..,
edthrough-l00 pounds allowed each adult M.
senger. An experienced Surgeon on boars pSs'
Medicine and attendance free. These steom..
will positively sail at clock. Passengers ors
requested to have their baggage on board betore
10 o'clock Through tickets for Liverpool hv
the Cunard, 1nman and National Stcamsh;11
Lines can be obtained at the P. M. S. Co. q ofRcrs
in San Francisco. For merchandise freight an.
ply to Messrs clls,tFargo a. Co.
The steamship COLORADO will be dispatched
JULY FOURTH at noon, and will be followed
by the steamship GREAT REPUBLIC, August
oath. from wharf corner Of FIRST and Brannan
Streets for YOKOHAMA and HONGKONG. con-.
Getting at Yokohama with hte steamship Cost,
Rica for Shanghae.
For passage and all other information. appv
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'s office, corner
OF Sacramento and Lcidesdorh Streets San
Francisco.
Je. /, ls67-td OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Art
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
MASONIC NOTICE.

NOTICE is FEREDY GIVEN TO ALL PER.
IN sons having claims against Eureka Lodge
No. l6 of Il. & A. NJ. and Delta Chapter No. II
of r. A. NJ. to present the same for settlement 10
d. W. LUBBOCK, Treasurer.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

E Owing to press Of matter. ~e have
been compelled to cut down our Gold Run
correspondence some.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
The PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, JUNE Is, 1867.

THOMAS BOYCE. North East corner OF Mont
gemery and Washington streets, San Francisco
is authorized TO solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions 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 TO solicit advertisements and subscrip-
.ions for the Placer Herald, and receipt for the
alne.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15

"Puuch" says the fruits of election are
generally bri'beries.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNER SHIP.

1>I1E PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXIST.
l. ing between DR.. j. 7. Hamilton and DR.. A. S!
Du Bos, is this day dissolved by Limitation and
mutual consent. All persons knowing them.
selves indebted to the late firm are requested to
call at the Office of H. W. Starr in Lincoln, aud
settle within ninety days from this date. he he.
ing authorized to receipt for all moneys due said
firm, j. T. HAMILTON,
A. S. DU BOIS.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
BIRTHS,

At Ncalsburg June 2nd, to M. Buckley and
wife, daughter.
The Placer herald., 1867-06-15
MARRIED,

In Auburn. June 10th, by r. G. Poland, ESQ
P. P. GATES, OF Oregon, to Miss MARY l.. MERrE
of Placer county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

MtnAar Osnfas We nd To- iho 0al
weston News n ihs iiih, various orders
from dsn Grlnn lhs only important one
u which we copy below
llnqns. bHrniot ~ Trxts1
OALvrstoy, Texas, April 70, 1871
CHCttAH No. ~.
Under the Act N Congross passed March
=, l 1907 10 provide for u more efficient gov
eminent NJ the rebel States, aud the Sup
Elementary Act thereto
The District Commander i required 10
protect all persons In their rights Of per
sou and proporiyi to suppress iusurrecion,
disorder and Violence and 10 punish, or
cause to be punished, all dislurbcrs OF the
public peace and criminals,
Jurisdiction Of offences may be taken
aud offenders tried by local civil tribunals
but where II is evident that local civil tri-
bunal will not imparlially try cases brought
before them and render decisions accord
ing to law and evidence, the Immediate mil
iidry commander will arrest or cause the ar
rest OF the offenders or criminals, aud
hold them in confinement presenting their
cases in writing, with all the facts secured,
to these Headquarters, with view to the
said parties being brought before and tried
by military commission or tribunal, as
provided in Sec, of military bill,
by command of Bv't Maj. Gen. Griffin
A, II. NJ. TAYLOR,
ID Lieut.. 18th U. S. Unity, A, \. A. G.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
The Connecticut Election.

There is no longer any doubt that the
Democrats have carried Connecticut. Eng
lishs majority will, probably, not fall far
short OF thousand, and three out of the
four districts have elected Democratic Con-
gressmen. On Monday morning we init
mated belief of such a result but we had
been so often disappointed as to Northern
elections which were confidently claimed
before the polls closed, that we did not ven
ture to express any very sangulne antici-
pations in this case. The Democratic vic
tory is therefore, all the more welcome, be-
cause partially unexpected. But it is not
merely as local triumph over the rad Gals,
that the Connecticut election is to be view
ed. 1t has far deeper meaning and far
wider significancy than the election of n
Democratic governor and three Democratic
Congressman 1t. is the first political vic
tory gained by The Northern Democracy
over the Republicans during the last five
years; and il is gained, not through the in
difference over-confidence of the radicals,
but after an excited canvass in which each
party exerted its whole strength and put
forward its greatest efforts. If, under such
circumstances, the Democrats could carry
the State to which the country looks as a
sort of barometer Of political opinion, and
as an index of coming political changes,
we can account for 1t only on the SUPPOSE
ton that the power of the Republican par
ty is declining We may even look to it as
the beginning of the end of radical don ina
tomas the commencement Of the political
revolution which may consummate the
overthrow Of the radical party. In this
point of view the Connecticut election
suggests the importance of such action in
these States as will enable them, at the
proper moment, to avail themselves of this
change. If the reconstructed States fall
into the hands Of the radicals they will sup
ply the deficiency caused by Democratic sue
cess at the North. II, on the contrary, they
reorganize under the control Of the actually
dominant sentiment Of the SouIh, they can
make an effective alliance with the anti
radicals Of the North, aud perhaps decide
the result Of the next presidential election
in favor Of an anti radical eandidste.-N.
o. Crescent.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

A New SToRE-NEw GooDs AND CHEAP.
We take pleasure in calling attention to
the displayed advertisement of Messrs'
KfYEs, CLARK & Co, in to-day's paper
They are now cpeninga fresh stock of all
kinds of goods in the brick store formerly
occupied by NJ. D. Bullion, which has just
been purchased by Capt. Jno. Il. Bryan in
the northern markets at the lowest cash
figures, and therefore can be sold low.
Our young friends Ton. WALKER and d.
B. HEysELEY will be found behind the coun'
ter, and would be pleased to see and wait
on their friends.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS.


TO tie Sheriff or day Constable Of johnson
County, Greeting:
NOU are hereby commanded to summon
by publication the heirs at law, OF
Greenberry b. Xix, deceased, who resided
in the county of Monroe, in the State OF
Kentucky, to be and appear before the Hon
orabe the Probate Court of johnson coun.
ty, at the Court House thereof in the town
of Buchanan, on the last Monday in April
A. D. 1867, the same being the 10Th day
then and there to answer the petition of J
7. and Loretta J. Michigan, alleging in
substance as follows, tO-wit:
That they are heirs Of said estate, and
being so interested, they pray for a parti-
ton and distribution of the same, &c.
Herein fail not, but have you then and
there, before said court, this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you have exc
cuted the same.
Witness G. II. Maxcey, Clerk of the
Probate Court of the County of Johnson.
- Given under my hand and The
SEAL. seal of said Court in the town Of
.NTNIBuchanan. This Goth day OF
March, A. b. 1867 G. II. MAXEY,
Clk. Co., CT, Johnson Co., Tex.
Received April 10th 1867 and ordered to
be published in the Dallas Herald, news
paper published in Dallas, Dial as county,
Texas, for four weeks, there being no news.
paper published in johnson County.
E. NJ. HEATH, Sheriff,
3lit. Johnson Co., Tex.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
THE STATE OF TEXAS.

To the Sheriff Of Dallas County, Greeting ::
yyOU are hereby commanded that you
L summon by pub ication, for four sue
ccssivc weeks, in the Dallas Herald, news
paper published weekly in the town of Dali
las, Dallas County, and State of Texas
Robert II. Graves who is not resident Of
this State to be and appear before the
County Court of Dallas County, Texas, on
the first Monday in June, 1867, then and
there to answer the petition of VIM. b.
Miller, Administrator of the estate of NJ.
NJ. Miller, deceased, which alleges in sub
stance, that on the 4th day of December,
1860, the said Graves and Samuel Farrar
and II. ?. Crum, made, executed and deliv-
cred unto the said Miller, and one II. X.
Brotherton, Administrator Of the estate OF
NJ. NJ. Miller, their joint and several prom
issory note in writing, by the terms of
which they promised TO pay, twelve months
after the date thereof, to Vim. b. Miller,
and II. X. Brotherton, Administrators of
the estate Of NJ. NJ. Miller, deceased, the
sum of four hundred and forty-eight dol
lars, bearing ten percent interest from due,
and that said note is unpaid.
Herein fail not, but due return make
of this writ as the law directs, with your
action thereon.
Witness: Jas. P. Thomas Clerk
SEAL Of the County Court of Dallas
.N0S County, and the seal of said Court,
in the town of Dallas. This the 18th day
April A. d. 1867.
JAS. P. THOMAS,
c., G., C., b. C., T.
Came to hand same day issued and eye
cuted by publishing in the Dallas Herald
for four successive weeks,
J. NJ. BROWN, Sheriff,
3l4t. DC, Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

tsB We leafa Inst IN response Ia ihs Dir
orlar letter NJ The 0osefnor, N The sih
insi, which viii he found In io.dsy's paper.
reports pre beginning 10 be made 10 The
Executive, and We are pleased 10 learn that
The reports 20 Tar, from the County Judges.
show pfaiseworihy aud oommsndable dis.
position on the part u the officers aud poo-
pie to comply readily with the require.
ments NJ the law, and ~ far from throwing
any obstacles In the way Of the execution
thereof they are determined to afford eve
~ facility in their power TO aid In ilS exc
culion, aud to encourage every one entitled,
to register aud vote. Indeed, the signs Of
the times indicate that the people Of Texas
on this as on many other occasions are de
lcrmincd TO give the highest evidences of
their moral courage in the due observance
of law that none can believe 10 DO con-
sIilulionnl, aud which has been specially
enacted for their degradation, and with
such ayowed severity us was hoped would
drive them to sullon Indifference, II not re-
sistance.. LISA sublime spectacle to see so
much prudence and eqnanimity of temper
as is displayed by the people "A this trying
ordeal, Such patient suffering, such noble
conduct, will work outfits own salvation.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

Ray. Gen. Sheridan has issued an order
appointing Registers Tor the four municipal
diatricts of the City aid Parish of New Or
leans, and directing that the registration
will commence on the 18th inst. (last Mon
day. and must be completed by the 10Th of
May. The same order prescribes the fol-
lowing rnles and regulations which will no
doubt govern in this State also
Each member of the Board of Registers,
before commencing his duties, will file in
the Office of the Assistant Inspector General
at these headquarters, the oath required in
the sixth section of the act referred to, and
be governed in the execution Of his duty by
the provisions of the first section Of that
act-faithfully administering the oath
therein prescribed to each person register
ed.
Boards of Registers will Immediately Sc
lect suitable officers, within their respective
districts, having reference to convenience
and facility of registration, and will enter
upon their duties on the day designated
Each Board will be entitled to two clerks.
Office hoHrs for registration will be from
o'clock till II A. NJ, and till m.
When elections are ordered, the Board Of
Registers for each district will desig 3ate the
number of polls and the places where they
sh. II be opened in the election prec nets
within its district-appointth the commission
ers aud other officers necessary for properly
conducting the elections, and will superin
tend the same.
They will alse receive from the commits
sioners Of elections Of the different pre-
cincts the result Of the vote, consolidate
the same, and forward 1. TO the Comm and
ing General.
Registers, and all officers connected with
elections, will be held TO a rigid accounta-
bility, and will be subject to trial by mill
tary commission for fraud, or unlawful, or
improper conduct in the performance Of
their duties. Their rate Of compensation
and msnueY Of payment will be in accord
ance with the provisions Of sections and1
Of the supplemental bill.
Every male citizen Of the United States
tuenty-one years old and upwards, Of what
ever race, color or previous condition, who
has been resident in the State Of Louisiana
for one year, and parish of Orleans for
three months previous TO the date at which
be presents himself for registration and
Who has not been disfranchised by act Of
Congress or for felony at common Law, shall,
after having taken and subscribed The oath
prescribed in the first section Of the act
herein referred 10, be entitled to be, and
shall be registered as q legal voter in the
parish n Orleans and State Of Louisiana.
Fe.dine the decision Of the Attorney
General Of he United States on the CUES
ton as TO who are s:sfranehised By Law,
Registers vii give the most rid interrre-
tation 70 fbs law, and exclude from rrgis-
frstion ever person absut whose right 70
vote there may be doubt Any perr0n 30
excluded, Who mnT, upder uhe decision q
the Attorney General be entitled 70 vote,
shall be permitted 70 register sffsr that de-
eesion is recsived-dus notice Of which vii
BE- given.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
Mopnr AVID esE,rNoRrArRx RAILnoA

MOBILE AND GREITNoRTAERS RAILROAD.
Among the many lines competing in New
Orleans for the attention Of travellers north
ward, none has been less interferred with
by freshets and otherSise during the late
three months as this, as no breaks have oc-
CURED on most Of its connections. lis
sleeping cars and elegant coaches are I'M
surpassed. The line Of steamers connecting
New Orleans with Mobile is as regular as a
Thermometer. The railroad connection with
the trains for Montgomery, by the present
schedule has never failed. From MonigOm-
cry, passengers have the advantage Of dou-
BILE daily trains 10 the northern cities, eth
er via Knoxville or the Carolina route The
time from Mobile 10 New York is three and
a half days the distance less than BY any
other route. The fares to Montgomery, At
lanta, Charleston, Savannah and other
points have recently been very much re-
ducel.
The Postofhce Department some time
since transferred the mails 70 another route
but during the last fss weeks il has been
found that dis vas the only lire that could
be relied upon Insormafion and through
tickets can Be Obtained ct the Office Of the
company ct the Central wharf. nearest
Morgan steamship landing, Starr s Jones,
Arent.-Go Ners.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
MARRIED..

On the morning of the 10th Of April, by
Rev. d. G. Molloy, at the residence of Mrs.
Walker, Mr.. WILLIAM S. GEORGE, to Miss
ROE C. WALKER, both of Lancast ter, Dallas
County, Texas.
A few days since we received a suspicious
looking little box, by stage from Lancaster,
which, upon opening, we found to contain
an envelope containing the above announce
ment, together with rich and tastefully
decorated pyramid cake, as the printers
fee, ''as the law (of the printer's) directs
In making the announcement, we tender to
the happy pair our best wishes for their fu
ture happiness and prosperity. They have
attained to the estate which is the i'm and
aspiration of all fair maids and brave men,
may the fulf llment Of all their most SAN
gune expectations he realized, and their
welded life prove indeed life of peaceful
content, is the printers prayer.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
To the Friends Of Sunday Schools
in Texas,

Il HAVE made such arrangements with
4 the AMERICAN TRACT SOCIETY and
AMERICAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION,
as enables me to keep constantly on hand
great variety of their publications., for
sale at their printed Catalogue rates, the
prices; at which their publications are re-
tailed at their respective counters; the So
cietlcs making to me (as wholesale pur-
chaser discount which enables me to re
alizc a moderate profit.
by this arrangement single Sunday
School Library can be purchased of me at
the same rates (for currency as would be
demanded in the Northern Cities.
My assortment will be kept good through
out the year. Orders for Sunday School
Publications, accompanied with the money,
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES BURKE.
Bookseller and Scotsman.
Galveston, April, Goth, lS67-3l:lt.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

DENTON CouNTY.-A private letter to the
editor from Denton, dated 10th inst, says
that Judge Weaver arrived there promptly
on the morning of that day, notwithstand-
ing the high waters, and organized the ju-
ries after dinner. The Judges charge to
the Grand Jury is represented as eloquent
and forcible. No lawyers from the sur
counties had reached there, in
consequence of the high waters, and many
of the Jurors failed to attend from the same
cause. Elm Fork between here and Deea-
tur was very high, and all the creeks above
were out of banks.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20

BORIS SoELUcHED.-John Minor Bolts
waited on Gen. SchOheld, the other day, to
give advice about reconstruction. The no
ton We gather is, that the General looked
at him siedaily al the while be talked and
remained without speaking a word. Afisr
q while Bolts began TO feel himselfsnubbed,
ard sneaked Of. A correspondent says at
ter be had gone the General, who was
quietly smoking a cigar, turned 10 one Of
his officers present and remarked:
II Sherman vas here. that man would
have been sent 10 prison This is stated
On good on hority, and is an evidence that
Gen scb0fsid intends 10 discharge bis du-
y fsiihfully and inpariislly, without any
regard whatever to polilieisns q any Or
DEF
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
Thanks 10 Mrs. WinsIow,s

SOOTHING SYRUP we have been relieved
from sleepless nights of painful watching
with poor, suffering, teething children. II
gives not only rest, but yigor and health
the little fellow will wake up bright, cheer.
full and refreshed-soften the gums, cures
wind collie and regulates the bowels
Christian Adrocate.
80 cents bottle.
BE sure and call for
"MRS. WINSL0W'S SGOTHING SYRUP
.."7i ing the fac simiss Of COURTS 4 PEN
KINs' on the outside wrapper, All others
Nrc base limitations.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
B0- We have received the hrst number

BJ" We have received the first number
of the Sherman Courier, just started at
Sherman, Grayson county. 1t is published
by C. W. Miller, and edited by Kit Owsley,
formerly of the Washington Ark, Courier.
The paper is a large and ! andsome sheet,
with largely more than the usual amount
of original matter for an interior Texas
paper, and its editorials display ability and
judgment. We cordially welcome the new
paper to our exchange list, and wish its
proprietors abundant success.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1867-04-20
Letter from Gen. Grimm to the Gov.
llhq ~ lii.tsict ~ rts,s,
n.t...t... T...a A..lt iuaI

tihgns utsfHtrf ~ TtsAa,
GALVESTON, Tesas, April 4, 1901, I
NJ EfefiiaAeV. Hon. T. " Wfoelmorion.
Gorssnof ~ Teras iasha, Trn
Stn - have the honor 10 acknowledge
the receipt NJ your communications NJ the
2sih aud Goth ultlmo, and shall degm II q
privilege 10 avail nysel! Of your offer Of
assistance In registering tho qualified va
ters Of the STATE.
| am exceedingly anxious mol to 90 out
Of the State for registers and am DESTROYS
of obtaining the names Of all persons ir-
respective Of color, that are qualified to act
in this capnoily--men that eau take the
oath of office ne prescribed by net Of Con.
gress OF July "a, 1862, a copy of which is
herewith enclosed.
II possible please favor me with the
probable white aud black vote of each
county,
am very DESTROYS TO have the laws Inn
partially executed, aud no effort shall be
spared, on my part, to bring out the full
number of legal voters in this State.
II the citizens accept situation, come
forward, and yield cheerful obedience,
there can be no trouble.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
CuAs. GRIFFIN,
Brcvct Maj, Gcn'l. Com. Dist, of Texas.
-Gdiceston NerS.
In accordance with the above suggestions
of Gen. Griffin, Governor Throckmorton
has issued the following circular letter;
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Austin, Texas, April 8, 1867.
I ~. Al IL. lad. Ia
SIR In order to facilitate the labors of
the military authorities in providing for a
registration of the legal voters under the
recent acts of Congress, known as the Mil
itary Bill, and Supplement thereto, 1t is
necessary that you furnish to this depart
ment, without delay, list of all persons in
your county, retrospective Of COLOR" who
are competent and qualified to act as Reg.
listers, and who can take the accompHcy; ing
oath.
~ is desired by Major General Griffin,
Commanding, that each county, II possible,
t,...r,nisn lis own Registers. You will there
fore spare no pains to furnish the list al
the earliest moment. Send, at once, those
who come within your personal knowledge ;
afterwards, such others as you may ascer-
tain noting particularly their business
qualifications as far as is practicable. The
best men, that is, those who are most COM
petent, and who will act fairly and prompt
ly should be noted.
End. You are further requested to give
the number and name of each voting pre-
cinct in your county.
3rd. The probable number of whites who
are entitled to vote under the laws Of the
State. The percentage of those disquaii-
fed to vote can be better ascertained here.
4th. The probable number of colpred, en-
titled to vote under the acts of Congress.
cannot too strongly urge upon you, and
through you, upon the people of your coun-
ty the propriety, and absolute necessity at
this juncture in our affairs, of contributing
TO the fullest extent, every aid possible, in
order that the military authorities may be
enabled to execute the acts of Congress
with promptness and fairness.
am very respectfully,
Your ohedient servant.
J. ". THR0CKMoRTON.
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