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little more than forty years ago there were three
women, 1n members Of the Christia an denomination
who were accredited preachers. They were all tai
ented, sclf.possessed and considerably eloquent
They all preached in Portsmouth at various times,
some OF them frequently. Their names were Car-
rssa Danlorth, Ann Towie AMI Harriet Lverinore.
IS Daniorth was soon mari ed and the public lost
s.xht VI her; Mss Livermore has recently died.
and Mss Towle lives At her native home In
hampton, ut an advanced age. female preacher
among the Baptiss. There are now several among
the Untyersalists. They were always abundant
among the Quakers and 1t Ii now said there are
slme In the Established Church OF England. We
DO not know whether tn Is so; but we 40 not know
why 1t might not be. Tie head Of that Church now
happens 10 he woman, Queen victoria, and II has
not had better head, we think not 30 good, for a
hundred years.
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HObOISen lSuces.

All the stakes for tie coming Races at the Hoboken
course have filled. The two year Old Post stake has
three subscribers-Mr. bowling, Mr.. Sanford and
Colonel McDanels. The hurdle race closed with six
entries The three year old Post stake has six sub
scribers, in Messrs Sanford Bacon, bowling, Eggles-
ton, Mcconnell X Harness and C0lOnei Mechanics.
Among the various stables that will be there Colonel
McDan.es has assurance OF the following -Messrs.
Sanfocds, J, w. WeldOns, +. Morris, LanerOn's,
DOwlng's Egglestons, JerOme's, Captain Moore's,
Major Bacon's Mcdonnell II Harness. judge AcXer.
mans, General BrOws. Colonel lOdd's and Colonel
McDaniel's string OF seventeen. The races COM
mence the 10Th inst, leading of the sports OF The
season.
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their sneestiens. N support Of which they sdduce
broom ~ editor az the ArcNtUss Lwaesttes com
municates to us on this subject the following suthen
ticated COPY Of an oGictal document
RounAnrA.-MAnIs ov TEE Commune or novILxN.
To TIE jews THIS CoNnUNr:-
In virus OF orders from Sub Project Of the year 1857
ssued by direction authority and founded
expanAions eyed In the order No. sos Of the
present year you are 70 leave sns commune within
you right esAbh yourselves IN the rural dstrcts
The Mayor, N GHEORGHIE.
II Iris document be authentic, as we are assured
and have every TO believe, IL furnishes con-
elusive evidence. Perhaps IL Is at Paris that an
qury must be established to ascertain the real truth
respecting M0davian affairs.
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The Paris Dcddts, referring 10 the Geographic dss
patch non Jassy, which speaks Of Jews having ap.
peared before Prince Charles aud denied the truth OF
the statements made relative to prosecutions, oh.
serves:--we do not know who those Jews are who
have been introduced into the presence Of the Prince
but those VINO haye not had that honor persist IN
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The English stnbIc and Notes from New.
market.
Exciting Events ON the French Turf.
(Aprl l9 correspondence OF Bells Life
in I.OndOu.l .n


fFrom Belts Life in London, April 25I
Mr. J. r. Craven has disposed OF speudtnrilt. three
s,Irazain, by paestro, three years, has arrived
,r,,n France, and joined W. Arnull's string, 10 he
framed for Ills engagements
FOR the one Thousand one or two o. the horses
engaged will be found much improved. particularly
LADY Coventry, VINO has thickened much ol late and
Tor the exciting match between julius and Hermit
both horses have been doing long. strong work Dut
the last mentioned docs not appear 10 fOiget me
dressing he received IN the craven week, a. ne
Affects decided Discrimination 70 face has eaiioPS
across the FATS - -,
7. Aldcroft has been alternately riding Pace aau
Harvester their galops this week. Doubtless tlis
famous Jockey will once again have far chance Oh
pulling OIL q good thing. -, -, an, ,t,
Many of our readers viii learn WIZ regret wa. '''c
widow OF the mus respected JocSey sna' es no,ve
"a al the prcsent moment reduced 10 CIRCUMSTANCES
Of the deepest distress the iona mess .na piccsueu
the death Of poor Charles having nNo yea ueuts ior
tho naymcnt ~ which the furniture aid elects Ol MS
hrress rect have been seized and are ~ be onered
William Crunden, the steeple chase Jockey, VINO
died from the effects Of me INJURIES ne recewea ~
csmb church on Aonday lass- .p M
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The New Orleans Catholic Messenger states that
since the recent tornado at Brownsville, Texas which
proved destructive to the Catholic institutions OF
the place, the Right Rev. Bishop of Galveston has
already taken measures to repair the loss. Carpen-
ter Moore has broken grounl on the site Of the
convent grounds on Elizabeth street, near st.
Josephs College. The plans submitted to the Right
Rev. Bishop Dubuis were approved OF and adopted.
The work Is now vigorously prosecuted.
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This is said to describe the condition Of many
churches in the South. The Committee Of Domestic
Missions in their report TO the presb Of Charles
ton s. c.. give accounts Of the state Of religion in
our vacant churches IN view OF which the presby-
tery resolved that Its missionary enterprise should
tn psrsevered IN under any All all difficulties which
do not wholly dsable the churches. The Christian
Ibseyrey SAYS feeble congregat were urged not
TO re satisfied with the transient labors of evangc
list but TO keep alwa,s before III IN the purpose an
d,ty OF re-es.abish ng themselves AMI supporting
taer ordinances either alone or In conjunction with
some othe, church similarly circumstanccd.
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OI ED.
ehGRlFF's SALE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given, that by virtue Of an
IN Order Of Sale, issued out OF the District
Court Of the Fourteenth Judicial District Of the
State of California, in and for the county Of
Placer, on judgment rendered In said Court on
the Sd day OF August, \. D. 1868, In favor oil
Joseph Walkup, and against Rufus Smith, for the
sum of six hundred and twenty-seven dollars and
United States, together with the costs Of this suit
taxed ut thirty one Dollars and fifty cents. and
Counsel fees taxed at ninety-fou dollars, which
said principal and costs are to bear interest at
the rate of seven per cent per annum from the
date OF said Judgment. have levied upon and
will soil to the highest bidder, for u S. gold coin.
ut the Court House door, In Auburn, Placer coun.
~, California, on
Saturday, August 2oth, A. D. 1865,
at . o'clock, Pm the property described in said
Order Of Sale ~ follows. to wit: All that GER
tain Real Estate lying in the County Of Placer
State Of California, and particularly described as
follows, to wit: -the undivided one.haIf OF the
N. W. quarter Of Section I, and the N. W. quarter
Of the N. e, quarter Of the same Section, and the
north half oil the N. E. quarter of Section S, and
the s. E. quarter Of the N. quarter oil Section s.
and the S. E. quarter Of Section 5, all in Con-
greseional Township No. IL. N. Range East
vd ed one half Of the N. half of the N. W. quarter
Of Section 81 and the s. half Of the S. 4. quarter
Of Section 50, and the N. w. quarter of the s. E
quarter Of Section 80, and the 8. w. quarter Of
the S. ". quarter Of Section 80. Township No. l,
North Range East Mount Diablo Base aud Aeri
ridian. All Of which named and described property
and promises win sell. % aforesaid, 90 much
due the Plaintiff, cost OF suit and aectung costs
J.H. NEFF,
Sheriff Of Placer County
Auburn. Aug 5th, 1868.
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Mongrel County Convention.

The representatives Of the negro sffrags
party Of this county, met in convention q
the Court House, 10 Auburn on Mondc last
aud appointed eleven dsIsga.ss, to represent
Placer in the Congressional, and S,atsCou
vsn,ious at Sacramento. The only telling
10 the Convention, that 10 could obsrvs,
was with the partially Of the dslsgats on
the question of candidate for Congress bu.
80 Mr.. futile was preferred by a large mir.
i'y, this feeling soon gave way. Among the
delegates 10 observed a we'll dressed, well
fed, oily, CANNON looking chap. who told
the convention that be had often voted for
bad men men he did not like, lsbis fellow
was a preacher) and the way be id il, was,
when be came across = name on he ticks,
that wen. against bis conscience h vote, he
jus. ven. before God. got down on lie knees,
bsld up bis hands before High.hs"sp, and
swors that be would vote it. This gentle.
man got crotchst in his head that To con.
vsntiou could not sieot any one delegate to
the Stale convention unless he was delegate
in the County convention, and Was abou. 10
bave L. G. Smith and Col. Tw eeds' uames
expunged from the iiss. and others who wire
10 the convention, substituted in their pICe.
This was new to Us, and 10 thought We w'rs
going to learn something, bot when the Chair
informed the gent that the convention COLD
elect whom they pleased, whether they we're
member. Of The convention or not, be sub
sided. Our poor little friend from the Phin'
10y the way he's had his hair cu) was
suubbsd at every turn. failed on all bis mo-
tious but died gams-yst died.
We place this has.y notice Of this Conrsn'
ton upon record a. = matter Of history az
it is probably the lat Convention The party
under The present name. will ever hold TO-
Placer county. 1t is not matter Of any
importance. but some one may, at some
future time, wish to look over our Giles 10 sss
when the negro suffrage party held their lat
pow WOW.
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pany and ordered Il to be certified over 10 It.
and patents to b Issued to The company.
The Company think It prudent to make no
fuss about the matter until they have secured
patents for ~ much Of The mining ground
% possible along the line Of their rosd
through the laehes of,hs miner himself
When oil this is secure, then II will assert
ito rights and ownership, add no miner. settler
or Iumbermsn viii 60. . stick Of wood or
timber ~it6ou. buying ii from The Company,
and that =. The higbes. price it will com.
inald. No one can blame the Railroad
company for ibis, il is their property 10 fee,
has been given 10 them BY A. A: Sargent
so far Is biz vote and influence went, wh 10
living upon the very ground, and surrounded
by the timber granted. 1t is said that The
Railroad company spent about 100000 iu
paid stock. and the Company At the eastern
end $500, 900. in washiog.os. ci.y.o ssour,
these enormous aud iniquaous grants. Il
vis~-of- these thiogs, the question will pre-
sent itself to every intelligent and thinking
mans mind: IL Aaron A. Sargent 80 utterly
weak, worthless and ,iucap.cb a.sd Is lsgis
lat,r as 10 permit these things, 10 broad day
ght, 'with bic eyes open, Or was DO psr'uad'
ed by something too powerful for .h' greed
Of the man to Withstand In ei.hr case,
will the honest. wsll disposed voter IF any
party, aid in ssndug this man, Aaron A..
Sargent, back to Congress, to aid 10 fas!sn.
some other equal or greater curse 'pon The
people Of this or some other District
We are not done with The record d Aaron
A. Sargeu. in The s7th Congress.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
gum m ON 8.


In the District Court Of the l4th Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of California, in and for
the County of Placer.
G. w. CLARK. Plaintiff,
.9gaiMst
OGDEN P. ffELL, Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court OF the
l4th judicial District OF the State Of California,
in and for the County Of Placer. and the Com
plant filed in said County Of Placer, in the office
Of the Clerk of said District Court.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING TO OGDEN P. PELL, Defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Plaintiff
in the District Court of the l4th Judicial District,
OF the State of California, in and for the County
of Placer. and tc answer the Complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive Of the day Of
service) after the service on you of this summons
If served within this county; or, II served out
Of this county, but in this district within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days--or Judgment
by default will be taken against you, according
10 the prayer Of said Complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court for the foreclosure Of certain
Mortgage, described in the said Complaint, and
executed by the said Ogden P. Pcll on the 18th
day of September, A. D. 1867. to secure the pay.
ment of the sum Of $1,000 in U. S. gold coin,
payable to the order of Rosamond Hagen. eight
months after the date Of said Mortgage and bearing
interest at the rate of 2 per cent. per month,
that the premises conveyed by said Mortgage may
be Sold and the proceeds applied to the payment
of the amount found due, aforesaid, and costs
Of suit including counsel fees, at the rate of ten
per cent upon the amount found due; and also that
the said Defendant and all persons claiming by,
through or under him, may be barred and fore.
closed Of all right title, claim. lien. equity of
dempton, and interest in and 10 said mortgaged
premises, and for other and further relief.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required, the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the said Complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal Of the Dis
trict Court of the l4th Judicial District Of the
State o: California in and for The county of Pla-
GER this 9th day Of July, in the year of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sixty.eight.
GEO. G.. .SEWELL. Clerk.
By A. N. CAMPBELL, Deputy Clerk
P. L. EDWARDS, Plaintiffs All orney,
Aug. 8-3m
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SUM MONS,

The People Of the State Of California, to Ne
.Nt,D York and California Mining Cempdhy-
eomposed OF H'U'icm Holdredge "a al,
Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear bsferc.
i me. 1T my Office in Auburn. Placer county,
State of California, within three months from The
18th day Of juno, 1865, to answer the complainto Of
John Van Geson. wherein he prays judgment
against yoa for the sum OF Two Hundred ana
Eighty,wo Dollars and Sixty-f four cents (S2aa.6tl
in an action for debt, on an account for the price
and value Of lumber and freight sold and deliv'
cred to Defendants. ly Plaintiff. between ths l4h
day Of May 1867 and the l4th day Of Scptepber,
1867, amounting to S282C4, see account oIed
with J.P. And take notice if you fail 70 top.
pear and Answer. Plaintiff will take judgment
against you in default in the sum Of $3s1Sl. 20.
gether with interest on the same and the costs 9!
suit and apply 10 said Court for the relief prayed
for. r"
Given under my hand, this 2eth day q ~.
A. D. 1868. r. q. POLAND.
J.P., TIP. No. 8. Placer Co. CN.
Philip W. Thomas. Attorney for Plaipt'u,
June 10. l86s.-3m.
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SUM MONS.
HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFoF
En...x I W...nrpn lN.aaa:.

The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA TO
FRANK J. WINTERS. Greeting:
YOU are hereby Summoned, to appear before
L me, at my Office in Coltax, county of Placer,
and State OF California, within three months from
the publication of this Summons. to answer the
complaint OF David White, wherein be prays
Judgment against you for Two Hundred and
Nine'y-n nine Dollars and Eighty Cents, (S299S }
balance due upon certain promissory note exc
cuted ny you to him on the 18th day OF April.
A. d. 1868 the same payable in gold CON, to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate of two
per cent per month from the commencement oil
action herein. And take notice. if you fail so to
appear and answer Plaintiffs will take Judgment
gainst you by default for said sum OF s299, 80.
together with interest and costs of suit, and APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand this 18Th day of July
A. D. 1868. N. r. D. TRAPHAGEN,
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 4.
Placer County, Cal
WIN. A. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
july 25th 1865. --3ms,
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FErrERsp WlLL.--" He who darss not DO
free is himself slave" A majority Of The
men who vote the Republican ticket 10 Pa
Ger county are honest, sntsrprisiug. intslIi'
gent citizens, who mean we'll to the oommu'
uity, and their country, but 10 fear they u'g.
Iect to think for themselves. The most dan.
gsrous thing that can befal free man 10 to
become mentally slave, to gradually yield
tie power Of reason aud free thought to
others. and to become The mere rscepticIs
and physical machine for the retail and ex'
ecu'ion ofthe sophisticaI doctrines Of greedy.
graphing, corrupt dsmagogssAv Men Who
do this do not escape personal responsibility.
God has given them their talents for wise
purpose. and II they bury them At the bid.
ding Of schsming dsmsgogsss they are held
accountable both TO God and their fellow
men. "Ho that bslisvsth a lie shall be
damned" says The word Of iu'pira,ion.. We
ask for nothing in this poli.ical contest bu,
honest hearts. There are hundreds Of good
men in this county, who loaths 10 their very
hearts the tyranny. public stealing. negro
feeding from honest white mems taxes, Of the
leaders Of The Radical party. and yet they
halt, fal.sr and hesitate. when every honest
impulse Of their nature, every dictate Of .hsil
better judgmss.s bids them burst the bI.cl
fsttsrs that bind their will, aud enchaiu
their tongue. and -mAksA them politica
slaves nov. and will make them aud thsi'
pos.sri.y ssrfs 10 the future.
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The l4rH AMEHDnEEr.--1his amendment
which has been declared ratified. by the as
ss'ancs Of = free negro bureau, carpetbag
bogus Legislatures, will deprive California of
one member Of Congress, unless we consent
meut the Mongrels are rejoicing over. What
a crazy. shameless pack the leaders Of this
Republican party arei No wonder decen.
men everywhere are leaving their ranks and
joining the white mans party. This (so'
called) l4th Amendment 10 no more a legal
part Of the Constitution Of the United States
than is Mahomet the Vicegerent Of God.
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The RrsuLr.-The Mongrsl State Couven
ton has met, adjourned and left with the
people the fruits Of their labors. One Of the
nominees for Elsctor is Charley Westmor'
land, not unkuows to the people Of Placer
county. Hs was born 10 Georgia, graduated
Is rampant pro slavery Democra, in The
Legislature Of Texas, came to California with
the same feeling. joined The Know No'hings,
swore he would uever let foreign born cili.
zen OF Catholic vote or hold Office il hs could
help it, was elected Senator from Placer on
this pledge, violated this oath, acted with
the Democrats in the Senate, never came
back to see bis Know Nothing constituents
10 Placer, hunted a small obscure county TO
send him back into public life. found one,
turned up a MougrsI in the las. Legislatures
wanted 10 DO nominated for Congress- got
beat BY a scrub, but is one Of the Mongre'
candidates for Esctor in this State. Well,
il Charley gets elected he may vote for Ssy'
mour and Blair instead Of Grant and Poll.
tax" Can. proovs 10 US by bis pat record
tha, he won't do it.
Gen. Reding'on next week
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CISCO, August 5th, 1868.

# CISCO, August 5th, 1868.
Editor Heyald:-Tbs Cisco Democracy
bave entered the list, enlisted for the war,
aud will not ground their arms until sunset
November Sd. 1858. at which time the next
word Of command will bs-Bring out the
guns, boys. and celebrate your hard fought
battle, and we'll earned victory. The rag tag
and bob.tail crowd who voted here last fall,
and disgracsd our Precinct by giving a ne.
gro suffrage majority, are gone, aud you Gao
set Cisco down for handsome maturity for
Seymour and Blair. The honest white men
Of our Precinct organized Democratic Club
At this place on last Saturday night. at the
Washoe Hotel, by the election Of JAMES
GIBSON. President; F. J. WlLLErs. Secretary,
aud Peter GlxNELL. Treasurer. Forty pure
bloodsd, sound headed, s.out'bsarted, bard.
listed Democrats signed the club list. A
committee was appointed to draft resolutions
etc., and report At the meeting to be held
next Saturday night. will give you the
resolutions and proceedings Of the meeting.
Our Club meetings. will be held every Satur.
day night At the Washos Hotel.
Lot me know when 10 can have = speaker.
Let it be Oh Saturday night, and give US
timely notice, and We will give him a warm
reception and big meeting. With your
consent, l will keep you posted on matters
political and otherwise, and especially on
the movements Of the struggling, Moogrel.
negro suffrage, dirt eaters in this District.
They had q meeting at their Hole" on last
Saturday night, and sent your old friend D.
W. MAIDEN 10 the County Convention TO cast
the ak votes They we're so few in number,
and weak in faith, that they had to send TO
Reno 10 get man to help them through;
in fac. the negro, Chinese suffrage adbersnts
here are hunting their holes. and will dig
one for them 10 my next. Until then.
Yours, &c. MOUNTAIN BoY.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos,
STEAMSHIPS FOR
<18 nj W YORK JAPAN
AND Ck1 ~ n
VIII be Dispatched a. fD llOWaa

Will be Dispatched as follows,
Leave Wharf corner of First and Brannan
Streets, at III o'clock A. M. of the following
dates. for PANAMA, connecting via Panama
Railroad, with one OF the Company's splendid
steamers from ASPlNWALL for NEW YORK
On the 9TH, l4th, 22d. and 30th Of each month.
Steamers leaving San Francisco OH the 9th and
22d touch n, MANI milo, all touch at Acapulco
Departure of the 9th connects with English
steamer for Australia
Departure of the l4th is expected 10 connect
with the French Transatlantic Company's steam
ers for st. Nazaire, and The English steamer for
South America. Through tickets can he oh.
tanned.
Departure of the l4th is expected to connec I
with English steamers for Southampton South
America, and p r. R. Cos. steamer for Central
America. Through tickets can be obtained.
STEAMERS FOR AUGUST, 1868.
The following steamships will he dispatched
on dates as given below:
Aug. 6th-SACRAMENTO Capt. W. H. Parker
connecting with ALASKA, Capt. Gray
Aug. l4th MONTANA, Cap, J. M. Cavalry. con.
Aug. 22d-COASTITUTION. Capt q. c. Com
stock. connecting with RISING STAR, Capt
Aug. 2s,h-COLRADO. Captain W. F. Lapidge,
connecting with ARIZONA, Captain Maury
Passengersberthed through. Bagga &c check
ed through-l00 pounds lowed each adult pas
senger. An experienced Surgeon on board
Medicine and attendancefree. These steamers
wllpositively sail at l clock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage on board before
10 O'Clock Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship
Lince, can he obtained at the P. NJ S. Co.'s Office
in San Francisco, where may also he obtained or.
ders for passage from Liverpool or Souhamp-
ton TO San Francisco, either via New York or ST.
Thomas If desired an amount of GlO to EGO will
be advanced with the above orders. Holders OF
orders will be required 10 identity themselves to
the Agents in England.
For merchandise and freight applyt to Messrs
Wells, Fargo & Co.
Y The steamship COLORADO. Captain E.
W. Smith will be dispatched June Sd, at noon,
from wharf corner Of First and Brapnan streets,
for YOKAHAMA and HONGKONG, connecting
at YOKAHAMA with tho COSTA RIGA for
SHANGHAI.
For passage all other formation apply
at the Pacific Mail Stea mshi Co. 8 Office. corner
OF Sacramento and Leidesdorh streets, San
Francisco. OLIVER ELDRlDGE,
August !, 1868. Agent.