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The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
ATOR'S SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that in pur.
IN suance Of an order Of the Probate Court Of
Placer county. in the State Of California made
on the 18th day Of January, A. d. 1868. in the
matter of the Estate of e. l.. Watson. deceased,
the undersigned Administrator of said Estate,
offers for sale all the right, title and interest Of
said Estate in and 10 that certain piece of land
and the dwelling house situate thereon. living and
being situate in the town OF Auburn, county Of
Placer, and State Of California, and bounded and
described rs follows. to-wit: Bounded on the
East by lot of land owned by A. N. Gambcll {;
on the South by High street on the West by
Sacramento street and land owned by the estate
Of VIM. Mcdaniel, deceased and on the North
by lot of land belonging to j. b. Crawford,
and notice is further given that the said Adj
mnistrator will receive bids and offers for said
property, at his Office on Court street in the town
Of Auburn. Placer county. on and after The 3rd
day Of February, A. ID. 1868, between the hours
Of o'clock A. NJ. and the setting of the sun oil
each day. Terms and conditions of sale. subject
to confirmation by the Probate Court. Purchase
money 10 he paid in gold or silver coin of the
United States. Deed ct the expense Of the pur-
chasers. r. e. POLAND,
Administrator.
Henry II. Fellows Attorney.
January 18th, lS6S.-2w
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
SU NJ NJ ON 8.

STATE G1gs2T OFF 9; GAPlroRNlA' Plsesal }~.
District Court OF the Fourteenth Judicial D...,..
of said State. "es
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAIlronx,.
JOSEPH S. HALL. GREETING: ~
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED IA ~.
Il wer the complaint Of Angeline f. H.iiu.s" Hus
said Court filed against you within ten davs rr,"a
the service Of this Writ, exclusive OF the d." =.
service. If served on you in this County hn, " -
served OH you without said County, and w;,h;"
said District. twenty days; and il served on s"u
without said County and District, then In fo,s SIs
days from such service, exclusive Of the DIV -
service. in an action commenced on the 2Gth d..
OF November, 1867. in said Court, 10 Obtain '.
Judgment and decree against you lissolvinr ihs
bonds of matrimOny now existing between vonr
self aud Plaintiff. and that she be jecrced ~.
care, custody and control OF the infant chill =.
prayed for, I'LL of which you will find more n,i.
set out in Plaintiffs complaint on file. And yos
are hereby notified that If you fail to answer IN.
complaint as directed, Plaintiff will take ind1.
ment against y. by default, and apply ia Il.
Court for the relief demanded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, /, D. W. Spear. Ce,.
OF the Fourteenth Judicial District
(-) Court aforesaid, do hercunto eet m,
Ills. hand and impress the seal Of sai11
~) Court. ut Office In Auburn, this 26th
day of November. 1867.
Nv. SPEAR, Clerk.
Inter. Rev. Stamp, so cts canccled.1
3. +. Myres, Plfrs. Atty.
Auburn, Nov. 30tb, 1867 SIN
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

RAILROAD PETIrIoNs.-We are advised by
letter, from Iowa Hill, that petitions, asking
for reduction Of freight and fare charges TO
tvo thirds the present rates are being hawk
ed about for signatures. This is a trick
Of the Railroad coppers, and we advise
our citizens, all over the county to give
these petitions the 60 by. Our people
have already, with singular unanimity, and
without political distinction, signed petitions
asking that freight and fare be reduced to
one third the present rates. There let the
matter remain. and if the Legislature is re-
creant 10 its trusts, its members will hear
from their constituents when they come to
render an account OF their Stewardship.
The Railroad organ. the Stripes, favors the
petition-that Of itself should put the public
on it's guard.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

CUTTING THE GoRpIAN KNor-Congress
proposes to settle The reconstruction question
BY declaring that the rebellious States went
out ofthe Union by their own acts. This
reduces them fully under the national laws
without any conflict Of authori,y.-Record.
Just so. The Abolition Rump Congress
declaring the ordinances Of secession legal
and valid, makes bright and consistent
history for that abortion Of craftsmanship
Ra,ifying and declaring legal and bind
ing JEFF. Davis acts. and trying him for
treason. at the same time should render this
batch Of crazy scouudrels infamous the
world over, let those that indorss the act
share the same ignomiuious fate.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

WANTED BADLv.-We are told that the
Supervisors are, or haze made arrangements
to procure from the United States Land
Land Office, complete official map Of our
county, which will show who is the owner Of
every piece Of land 10 our county. and thus
enable our Assessors to reach all the real
property in Placer. It is believed that the
Central Pacific Railroad Company have at
least one hundred thousand acres Of land,
certified over to them, which they have here.
tofore failed 10 return 10 their sworn i!
statements. We urge the Supervisors to
push this matter, and not be ju't one day too
late, like Knesland was with his supplement.
tai assessment roll Of railroad property.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
TREASON ABROAD.

We 6ope that Democrats are not inatten'
tive to the efforts that are being made at
this time, by the Rump Congress, to over
throw the executive and Judicial departments
of the Federal Government. We earnestly
invoke them to be observant Of the insdious
encroacbments it is making in its attempts
10 absorb all ito functions. These people
have no right to overthrow the Constitution
10 this or any other manner, and we must
look TO it that they do not. We are over
volcano and must not sumber there We
are not aarmsts, but We cannot withhold
warning voice vben such dangers are i'm.
pending. They have practically dissolved the
Union, and all that they can they are doing
to make their diabolical work complete.
Congress has before it a till, Of course it
will pass, which will render the Supreme
Court nulIity, and another making the sen
Tor officer Of the army the Executive in mat
ters that pertain to the Office of President,
made 90 by All express provision Of the Con-
6tItutlOn. lO0T0 are lutlIuAtlOub tuAL NIF.
johnson will consider it incumbent upon him
to inerpose his authority to prevent the con-
summation OF such scheme, Indeed in bis
last annual message be said that upon the
attempt on the part of Congress to over
throw either Of the other CO. ordinate branch.
es Of government be would consider that the
time had arrived for his interpositon. and
as this message seemed to anticipate, the oc'
casion to which he referred appears TO be sp.
preaching. Let Democrats then be vigiant,
at least let them grid themselves for vigor-
ous effor. TO lessen the power Of these traitors
for evil. by choosing at the coming election
a Democratic President, Of broad national
views. We have had enough Of this section
alism, enough Of military rule, in Heavens
name enough Of taxation to feed idle and
lazy negroes. Bestir yourselves then, for if
you do not you will assuredly have Presi-
dent made by negro votes.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
SUM MONS,

THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE OF CALIFORNIA To
THE New York AND CALIFORNIA MINING Com
PANY. COMPOSED OF WILLIAM HoLDREDGE AND
OTHERS Greeting.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED to appear
i before me at my office in Auburn, Placer
county, State OF California. on Wednesday, the
22d day of April, A. D. 1868. at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
to answer The complaint of jacob Daman, where
in he prays judgment against you for the sum OF
Two Hundred and Thirty-nine Dollars. in IN ac-
tion for debt, for the price and value of work,
Labor and services performed by Plaintiff, for
Defendants at their special instance and request.
between the 18th OF May. 1867. and the 26,h Of
November, 1867. And take notice, il you fail So
to appear and answer. Plaintiff will take jndg-
mcnt against you in default in the sum of S239,
together with interest and costs of suit, and ap-
ply to said Court for the relief prayed for.
Given under my hand, this 9th day Of january
A. D. 1868. II. q. POLAND.
Justice Of the Peace, Tp No. 3.
Inter. Rev. Stamp 50 cts
Auburn. Jan. lStn, IS6S.-3m
T. ". Thomas, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos,
STEAMSHIPS FOR
ff4$ NEW YORK, JAPAN
- ANN CHINA
will be Dispatched ms follows:


Leave Folsom street Wharf at IL O'Clock A. NJ,
of the following dates, for PANAMA, connecting
via Panama Railroad with one OF the Company 3
splendid steamers from ASPlNWALL for NEW
YORK.
On the 10th 18th. and 3Oth Of each month that
has 80 days On the 10Th, 18th and 3Oh OF each
month that has 81 days. When the 10TH 18th
and 3oth fall on Sunday. they will leave on Sat-
urday preceding; when the 18th falls on Sunday,
they will leave on Monday following. Steamer
leaving San Francisco OH the 10th touches at
Manzanillo. All touch at Acapulco.
Departure Of 18th or 10th connects With French
Trans Atlantic Co.'S steamer for St. Nazuire, and
English steamer for South America. Departure
Of 10th connects with English steamer for South
ampton, South America, and p. r. r. Co.'s
steamer for Central America. The following
steamshipswill he despatched on dates as given
below:
January 3oth CONSTITUTION. Japtain J. M.
Cavarly, connecting with ARIZONA, Captain
Maury.
Passengers herthcd through. Bagga &c check.
cdthrough-l0O pounds allowcd each adult pas
senger. An experienced Surgeon on board
Medicine and attendance free. These steamers
willpositively sail at o'clock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage on board before
10 O'Clock. Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard, lnman aud National Steamship
Lines, can be obtained at the p. NJ. S. Co.'s Office
In San Francisco. where may also bc obtained or.
ders for passage from Liverpool or South Hamp.
ton 10 San Francisco, either viz New York or st
Thomas-if desired an amount of slO TO EGO will
be advanced with the above orders. Holders OF
orders will be required 10 identity themselves 10
the Agents in England.
For mercbandis. and freight applyto Messrs.
Wells, Fargo 4 Co.
The Steamship CHINA. Captain e. W Smith.
will he despatched Jan. 18th from wharf corner Of
First and Brannan streets, for YOKOHAMA and
| HONGKONG. conecting ut Yokohama with the
steamship Costa Rica for Sbanghae.
For passage and all o'hcrinformation, apply
at the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. 8 Office corner
OF Sacramento and LeidesdorH streets, San
| Francisco. OLIVER ELDRIDGE.
| January I, 1868. Agent.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
Notice.

81 II the friends and patrons Of the
HERALD and the cause it supports, will aid
Us by sending in new. advance paying, sub
scribers ard money for old once. we will
show them the HERALD 10 q new dress
her fighting suit for the great Presidential
contest, now approaching. Send in your
names and your money, Democrats, and We
will show you how to make The Aongrel
wool 6y. Act upon this notice before you
forget It.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

GRAVEL TRAIN PErlT1oN.-Our Colfax
correspondent. published in our last issue,
speaks Of petition gotten up by the Rail
road Company, and stuck under every en-
ployee and dependents nose with threat.
that if they do not sign it they can look out
for employment and business some. other
place, as follows:
II understand petition has been numer.
ousy signed by the employees Of the Rail
road Company, asking the Legislature to
take no action on the bill and petitions now
before them in relation to The road. From
what can learn, the signers Of this Ia, ter
petition, with few exceptions. are working
on the gravel train and are not, nor never
intend to be permanent residents of the
county. but nevertheless are compelled to do
their masters bidding or leave his employ.
How much influence this will have with our
Legislature remains TO be seen"
What ignominious acts for great com.
pany that has been given, BY the public, mil
lions OF ofdolars more than will build the road {!
There are some OF, even the day laborers on
their gravel trains that have refused to sign
the milionaire's begging petition. Look at
the double disilled meanness Of this firm,
who are living and growing rich off the taxes
Of every man in the nation, in saying to a
hotel keeper. II you buy beef from that
butcher..who signed petition for reduction
Of our rates of freight ard fare you shall not
profit by our patronage. Now, people Of
Placer. you have already paid to this ground.
ling tyrant. out Of your hard earned labor
$55 5.562, after deducting all the taxes they
have paid the county. as shown by the Au.
ditors books, and this is the treatment you
receive in return. In all candor We ask the
Placer delegation. in the Legislature, wbeth.
or they intend to respond to the wishes c'
the great body Of their constituents. or to
those Of this great leech which is daily suck
ing the life blood from our people.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
The LATE FIRE NEAR GRASS VALLEY.

The LATE FIRE NEAR Grass Valley
The residence Of p. W. Bergan,z, situated on
the old Auburn road, about three miles be-
low Grass Valley, long know as the Ken
lucky House, was on Friday night, about
half.past ten o'clock. discovered to he on
fire. The house was occupied by Berganiz's
family and L L. Buock's family, Captain
Day being the guest Of the two families
Bullock was absent in San Francisco at The
time. The fire WAS first discovered By Mrs
Bullock, who had not yet retired, the others
Of the household being asleep. 1t originated
10 the "press honse." the lower story of
which was used for the manufacturing and
storing away wines. and the upper story be
ing used as wash-room. The fire was dis
covered in the upper portion Of this house,
in which no fire had been used for two weeks,
and into which more of the family had been
for two days before. A can Of Kerosene
was in the wasl,.room aud no explosion of i,
occurred. but the flames caused by it ran all
over The floor as if the can had been empted
of its contents before the fire started. MIS-.
Bullock promptly alarmed the others in the
house, who had but little time to escape, 40
rapidly did the flames spread to the main
building Some Of the nearest neighbors,
including threo men who were engaged in
chopping wood near by, came to the scene,
and at great risk succeeded in saving some
of the parlor furniture, including valuable
piano. The other furniture and all the
clothing. except that which was hurrieIIy
put on. belonging to !hose at the place. were
burned. The night was stormy, and almost
all Of those suddenly turned out Of comfort.
able quarters had been recently sick. Ber
gan,z had heen an invalid for several months,
and Mrs. Bullock and her li,lIs son were
both suffering at the time with acute
rheumatism. They had to pass the rest Of
the night 10 the barn in wet clothes and suf
fer;ng with cold. The loss is heavy one.
between $4,000 and $1,000. Two thousand
gallons Of wine. noted in this vicinity as be.
ing of the best made in the State, was lost.
A valuable old family bb|s printed in the
fifteenth century, with several other old and
valuable books and all the jewelry Of the
two families we're destroyed. Bergants be-
lieves the 6re 10 have been the work Of An
incendiary. but knows Of no one who has
such enmi,y towards him as to furnish a
motive for the deed. Had The FIRE occurred
pa|f an hour later in the uight.it is highly
probable that some Of the inmates Of the
dwelling would have been lost Grass VAL
ley Union.
Both families here referred to we're long
residents Of Auburn. Mr.. Bullock having
been Sheriff Of Placer At one time, and Mr.
Bergan,x kept The Empire Hotel. in Auburn
for some years. Their numerous friends in
Placer will deeply regret their serious die
aster.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The greed Of this concern; i; i.s horse leech
buss Of give, give; tbs corroptng use it has
made and is s,ll making Of small favors
its falsifyipg to-day the promises Of yester-
day; in short the practice Of every art
known to such bodies corporate, instinct, as
they always are with the single idea Of self
interest, have aroused the people Of Nevada,
Placer and El Dorado counties to the i'm
portance Of taking some steps to protect
themselves against it's inordinate rapaci.y.
They have sent forward petitions to the Leg.
isature, numerousIy signed praying a re
ducton in The rates Of fare and freight.
These petitions have been laid before the
House from time 10 time and committee
has been appointed TO consider the matter.
This has brought out from the wheezy old
gent who is supposed TO have drawn the
Legislative bill ty which they did evade tax
alton in this county, a most virtuous appeal,
through, the columns Of the Reporter, full Of
misstatements, evasions and no little Of the
rough thing itself Our read III. know, If any
reliance can be placed in e.beir own state
ments. that this Company have and are
realizing enormous profits from their road,
and yet this veracious writer pretends that
if a reduction is made that they will be un
able to continue the work. We hope that
members Of the Legislature who have taken
this thing in hand, are made Of better stuff
than to 10 hoodwinked by partial statements
Of anonymous sclibblers, that they will ap.
point a committee who will insist upon an
inspection Of their books. and il, upon
fair showing, they can make appear what
their mercenaries claim for them, generous
and just public will WELD the contest, and
we have no doubt will continue TO pay cheer.
fully the present exorLi,ant rates. But the
people Of these counties are interested in
this matter deeply, they have bIed heavily,
must suffer further depletion Of the purse.
and they mean business. This Company
won't show their books. We predict that
they will stand the reduction asked for be-
fcre they will show them, and gentlemen
will misrepresent their constituencies if they
are not furnished convincing, irrefragibe
proof that the demands Of the public are
really inconss,ant with the reasonable and
just claims Of this great, national work.
l: is believed that this company expended
all their own means in building the Dutch
Flat and Donner Lake wagon road, and
yet in four years they have built this costly
railroad to the Truckee and made money
enough in running it, over their expenses.
and carrying their own material, TO purchase
"a controlling interest, where not the entire
property, Of every transporting company in
the State. If you would keep up your rates.
Mr. Crocker, show US your hooks. it is the
books we ask TO see. Will some member
of the Placer delegation move to raise
a Committee 10 investigate their books?
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

THANKs.-We are again under obligations
to the famous nswsdealsr. John S,ra,man,
for Godey's Lady Book. for February For
nsys Press. Yankee Motions. New York
Ledger. Leslis's illustrated, Literary Album,
Chimney Corasr, DO.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

SENATOR Coles SPECIFIC CONTRACT Bill
The following is the full text Of Senator
Coles bill for a National Act to validate
special contracts for gold payments. which
was introduced, ordered printed, and referred
to the Committee on Finance, December
10Th:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House OF
Representatives Of the United States of Amer
ica in Congress assembled, That the United
States notes commonly called legal tender
notes shall Re receivable in payment of all
taxes. internal duties, excses, debts, and
demands of every kind due to the
United States, except duties on imports, and
aH claims and demands against the United
States Of every kind whatsoever, except for
interest upon bonds when payable in coin,
and shall also be lawful money and legal
tender in payment Of all debts, public and
private, within the United States. except when
otherwise specially provided. an contracts made
after the 4th day of July. 1868, and except
duties on imports and interest as aforesaid.
We indorse fu ly the provisions Of Sena-
tor Coles bill. II our Specific Contract law in
California is good one. and we have Away
indorsed it, then why not make i. National
law, so far as the Jurisdiction Of the United
States goes. Let the Bondho olders, in the
absence Of a specific contract. take just what
other people have to take. This will he the
doctrine Of the next President Of the Unite.
States GEoRoE II. PENDLEroN, and perhapl
Senator Cole will bs supporter Of hi.. .ad
minis,ra,inn.
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01
cWYNN's VARIETY STORE.

Main Street, Auburn, Gala,
HAS just received, and 10 selling low, Choo~D
RY aud GLASSWARE,
HARDWARE.
WODENWARE,
TINWARE, .vs
with Glass Of all sizes.
PLASTER AND CEMENT, WITH 4 tTI'
STOCK OF GROCERIES, FLOt r, GhA''
AND MILL FEED.
Fresh Garden seed always 40 band, WIZ s,sse s.s
variety Of Goods that can be named. z" Wv
for Cash or Country Produce. .wvNN
Aug24 2m JOHN =. 1"'""
The Placer herald., 1868-02-01

AaA,N.-We are again under obligations
to Hon. E. D. Holbrook, delegate from Mon.
tsna Territory for Congressional documsuts.