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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

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Rfss si III ss ssssn C. r ssef sss4 Of w.has.v md
IL q srss e. q pa pn1au ssae md the wt,, Pn.
Re.a ~ tFoaslns cart on the nrr haaa oasred At
hfoeE Of y Ae4cs trnnslns on We.tern.v- south Of
CLt4s-.v- Que L! tbs t*.t lu.est4leuts u market
ssiaE 5sss @llss vi q Nssesa.ss. Nd sboas ons
- se7es e tAs n:xt4..s c! seeuon. Il, Town 70.
III l. fesa, sea!a !suat o. Van Raren4t, between
q e. e ST. and v.n
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G1lso feet eoracr Of seely..v. md Jaekson<. 81
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toaxlss feet, sont irvnt Thycisath-,t. between
w.h.thav: snd st..e Il PEtie. 70 RI to2t @
snTnsr of fistysi1thst. VIM seil raIt Tesy cheap,
S1sneh near C. ESeeshs md % i1oasias 'aa "a
r,1lm let Msdteon.s. wcs. Of wesl.. With t.lt.
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on LSrsia-ss: r: es1lEHn. EUy te1mA
ruvus w.tes. ~. bath room, etc, Twenty htth4
k.n xaa cAsIsn,ss;tss. R,nts f,s SIsa psf .naa,a
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, 1869-05-30
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

Paper lsnnEinEs nnd Window
Shah-s, Iatcst styles. Patnts, OTIS glass aad
brushes, at F. E Mgby n 50 1sandoiph street.
, 1869-05-30

Old ncNzpnpcrH.i In good 0rdcr-uot
torn or nutiluted-fof sale at TRIBUNE once III u
ceptA der I'M
, 1869-05-30

CITY REAL ESTATE FOE SALE

Tor BALE- ny VIM, 4. KKHFoor, RKAI,
= k''.se h''te'' = iHsaSvsEB. Z ',ahS!SssS -:
RoBErsE, .ee,h q 1.d..aaNfwoa au. frame hou.ts,
eoataininx OF 10 roasn' each. With III modern In
Si =; ~ u. S,ssa ;ss in,,.ss.4-7~o inc l
aa.ss T,s ss.1 With Enc ,o.
- afta saase ss u u I'd "a
rEcE$T : 1zess.ps,es-E.s gs Fl =. @ ~ n.:e.
wAnKEE: :sT,1fias frame hoa,e. near Rotey... lo.
fILiys;sTS near Hlz.et.h-se.s eesy eo.s .se eou-
1is9 ri IA = sessa. sss:P, a -,
LAKKsT- near Anh..F1nc two-sto1y fr.ne honsc IL
s:'ft at.1 5ss!ss 8: sast-Aa sa,
brtIon, twe.toTy dwelling house. With III tho
S2s!s . 1rs' i old y ,u-Foartro
s % ts.ae han ho:e ne.r tho Lake, 10.
q ii. els.ies rsep:r.y. m oaertas ~ oo!9e
E E E: :ss';s s y. 3 e
~ lit = G,it ns.r Aat.esn na., s4,;k
~ fctt on !lnlon-s 81, near Indiana
" 3s sg ne.r sehrssn PlAnfroad
l3slss 1T; nths.7s esncf II Adj md Washington
sa1,.s H.. f... ~ ttu.s.ssy.. i. near J.ek,oast
lesissY II . .oashcsss corner of MsfsaHeuas and
10 feet on Ccntlrsr-. between Jaekaou and vanBa
20 s.xt Ah*rdeen.Ft. between Jackson snd v.nBn
x911;s fert corner Indiana. AZ, and 1hrt5 .ax.h.t
70 tr-t Stttt sttnr, w!ihla 70 fcrt q ths
acres @ q liz Il W W. ss rs.s ae:r acn P.sk
Ass,. % vtnc,unes roa4, mar F"I7yet7eEth.t
s:ai7:iz;, IL = as.T Sheffield Az, eosefes
Int. In Ht.st IL Shrfffdas IdtfLon pt~t of fI,eoln
, 1869-05-30
Our Firrmrn.
CnlcAt3n, May -, 1866

4. II. Edihr # TLt chtsdGo 7s1Cunt:
n, c,t..rn. Of chicago. nlxass nohly. generous
when generosity ia deserved, VIII 1coai'y rrto4.
uizc the tfcsc1vcs.nesa q our hremen; 6osau seu
a1ancerpEs, wr have atwaya founa theb teaay 20
i;;Iyc auv danger lu tho discharge Of their duly
i'm Mar s. 1867, at the nfc that day on Lake hE1cc
four the!r number weEc burea pSneatu ,Hs I'VE are
dead And the fourth MalEed TOT Nlc. Auo1Het
vas killed shorty aftor hs being tnfoHn Ilom "
rEc.t,r- ii,r wheels pAsset! over hts body, and
eE1sAe.l him 10 death. And At the iatgc nrc On
f'nnaI street near the tunneI-so recently that
n! must readily recall It 10 mln0-iour more
rcrc rrccp1ated by the falling rool Into me
Games lx!uw and rcnshed The lives Of all tnese
IL !h,.ayt1l,vnt, hal hecn insured LII the Tray
dc ,n.t!e.ss. insurance bang ihe Ftft Of our
Isrtn th,s Insurance the families nf the eight de-
ceased nreutn EAre reCelTe4 6lS,hMr which, IN
rlust e2-cs, was their G3lJ help, when dtpnret Of
theft natltrh1 protectors
Besides thc atrrc fatal Incidents, hundred
minor ones haze occurred to uaa!m and Disable
the ,1ren. daE1ng whtch tines Of disability they
Eave received weekly runs from the icsurancc
c"ufan.. matne tie total henshi der4Te1 hs The
trfE:ea from this source nearly $500 This IL
EGsanrc expires IN few days (Jnrc>. and II Is By
al mrans. desirable to have It con.
t!nute! Fut tt:s purpose about 1850 Is
ncr.ldt AMI our ctti.gns arc called upon 70 CON
t:lt'1Ic-,aosc who gave last year and the yca1
ls'ore 70 reacw ,heI ana nan,s ,hoss
X ail Ia a'ones. W ,e4 OF nt ssls pasneso vi!
i ,r:sesd Temporarily tn the hands 81 O.
7. i r:cwn, EaL, Tue President q 4. ,he I%
t::t+-t>!E seen 1t No. 1A2 Mnlison Etr.tt, 70 ICE
Iita1qu.FrTN- I1iot!c Acknowledgement Will pe
E:s. II c"i.atIts, ,tha; I'LL itay Know their Eaone9t
lave t"tn received and properly used =,
, 1869-05-30
COMM uNIcA1l0KS.
\ "Timrlyo SuRaeaticn.

..-.... CHICAGO, May y, 1863
+, Tie T. 'i',,r ~ TIT C1irdqn T15une:
II Is notalfe fact IN the present hlator5 OF this
cneFTrilsg city That lts citizens have no regular
t:Eila:yl Nv which 10 rrSulate uue-pleccs, The
authorities ot Srw York so1nc years ago erected
rulc on the top Of the Old Custom House bullttnR,
G,.un which vas placed O large ball connected by
telegraph With the dudley Observatory Al Albany.
AZ precisely ls m. e:ery Jay the ball was dropped
t,f the operator 1t the observatory. In thi3 way
thc citizens were enabled to keep correct time
You Will nnA. upon examination, that every rcGr-
lalor In each of watchdca1er stores IN the city
l4s tll,rtrcut time, varHns from ltteen 70 forty
nxe fcconus> and In rome instances one or two
minutes thu; II IL impossible for anyonc to de-
tcr1ulne what is the correct time ~ the Denr-
born UhsrrrntoF! 10 now supplied with valuable
transit instrument, there u every facility ior auch
Ut arrangement for The benefit Of tho Citizens Of
Chicago, hy erecting pole. with bali, upon The
Top cf home prominent building tsay ne couls
House. or the building on the corner Of Lake and
iasaiie s:rresa, occupied t5 the Elg1n wa1ch Com
rany mud ohrts, md connecting BY telegraph
It.. layur upon several OF your reatless ana 1or.
wrr1 the Interests Of the champion ' city b!
rsis: your influence IN favor of this movement
Yer! truly JcuI, &C. L.
, 1869-05-30

CrbAYFp-FRoH FRITZ FARM. r. CALU4ET.
s hIkat bay ho!se Year Old anouf Is h,oa. hikh.
hr3 ~ fite t. fetlock jatat without ahocs The de-
livery ii q. !aferW.ten " TT ~ o lib
SM.-. rsphaklY has EsDkcn 1t11p lspcnd ~
= 4 |rsersi rrxztd wM be GTen fot hrT trtu1u Ia
SHeT HEsNEGKN, d Mazke$tt. ox fss Raxf-Sv,
-TC1wnFaON ssak NARRKy:Av. 4 suArI,
&htnStEr .tfJf. i cara nd. Nhaoytc VIM rrfurp
r. to he S5rve trnfef HE1 be MesA-J ArteL
, 1869-05-30

4 GEATs WASTEN-TT AT1'1.T fSINIEBtATE-l.f :
II Ter rstel4r giving full drre rltInn Of the I've -sk
Log lkA Tcs1.t ycry literal ASHER, ADAMS E
HIGGINS. Ind!ansI.ila. Ind.
| A CENT? WASTED TO SILL THREE NEW
N AAtd Bks II The Etatr~ ID AntaA Srh.Alk7 4td
loa each eos,,nr :.i With mar. They eaa
TIN LIZ las4vt rrprrt4nk eat ftAouIc~a
and rnri4 de. I'll lHrt Of ther int States EaHrl1
ct tseh x nt tS NAL rr. laih rsc3pt u IS sh
| tr.vsllns te.n,t- f7e.se addrezr RUTCS HLlAN
l Ann fxk 1-htarcL Ill
, 1869-05-30

DERSosAL-%NT YOUNG LADY. WITH ABE
Esp for mental culture rho viii write ssttes oa
i.vc,itc rrjcet ara send 70 snhAes!hes y = Y
.p.a+I ~ II tae ua.ast:aa fa7 k9st Nash -
, 1869-05-30

TOR sALE-STATE-sT.-eAoc Will. BUY TWO
IarEr new etnrcr. rrntne for S9oue ctt. fout-
rrsr ,rasr faoD dawn I1rr Investment
PARk.Av.-sanU Modern brick 1,+1.r. on lAzE lot:
Hh barn. $50 down. hal.nce eAy. tsttod
wEsT MAD,spS ST. e4uoo will hny lot ard syTo.
story dwelling. Small payment and easy tc.IaA.
Worth LuvcstiEss1nE
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

DsscRIP1IoN OF QUADRILLs.-It 10 de-
scr'b.d "thusly' BY youny msn Who tried
il: I'VE both bowed 70 both OF ~ sed
t'o,hei; then VI. fiddle iunksd ssd ,hs thing
s'arisd. l grabbed bsr lsmaIs hssd, sbe
squssz-d mine, both slung ssch other. then
changed base clsas across sbs rosm. jumped
up sud down ever 20 many ,imss, then my
dear the doz.d-s droop and hop. scotsbsd
homo again (irom forsigo sbors); tbss -
t"o forwarded four lsdi.s cbsngsj. vs x
over, l backed over, turned around twice.
shHssaysd sidsways. l bsck.d to place, she
do,t"sd, side couples shrf1sd 70 tbs lsf,
aide couples turn gsn.l.nsn. side ooupIss
turn ladies. lsdiss turn eide eoppisN stl
hsuds around and back again. Fret islss
take opposite gel, sl,ng hsr arouad. take
your o~o gal and .'o,her tsIlsrs gal fos-
ssrd aud back swis,, both gale two sins>
.l'ug 'sm TO opposite FsIIsr. Iss him do .hs
sa,n. - you aud bsck again 10 The plsoss,
light gentleman to heavy Iady, heavy lady
duplicate. pIo'nsoads oil Ras 10. The center.
fslisrs caioh hold Of each others hands, hob
up aud down, arm over Iad'ss. sseep Up ssd
down, ssch fsIl.r ,skss bis gal hsck 10 piece.
Right Rso,lsman spin right lady. right lady
spin loft gsn,Ismso. oil swis. sach other, do
il sgs'o, over. repeat. oaos mere. keep il up
aII turn 10 t'o.hs' back~srds, sidswsys s,ch
couple swinging ro.hsr couple, ssoss o .M.
back again 10 our ssA,s."
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
THE sWIHplIN0 sOHglEy OF cQ1-
0RES0.

I, 10 sno,gh to make the .sxpsvss's bed
swim 10 read .hs let Of bile ed sssoiutioss
which are to bs passsd By ihs prsssss ssssiss
of Congress. There are over enc hvs-
drsd schemes already % shs tspis iov plss-
d.ri"e the people. 70 bsgio there 10 ths
CsStral Indian Railroad scheme, which Win
give away over 2.Ooo. 900 acrss VI ,bs psblis
domain. Then there 10 The latssuaiiesal
Pacific Railroad. shich 10 10 hsvs 90 appros
priat,os Of lS.50O.0OO There b ssetbss
bill from somswhsrs to The Msxieau boua--
dsry. which calls fos gilt ss ,hs sosculssoss
IT IS $50 800 srrss Of The public land. 4
csrpe, bagvsr member from Losisisos. sam.
ed Kellogg. has. 10 bis csrps. bag. . bundle
"f bulls. which will give 10 the shasks 4s,-
7O6, ,0OO.crss Of The peoples iands. AID 90 -.
prop''sii"n in money Or bonds Of S25, ,OO0, 900
adding 81 100000 interest. vhich The people
mus, psy.-Jrm Nys. Of Nevada, he's .
bill 10 run a railroad sowsshsrs thsoveh
u"inhshiisd regions. which 10 to absorb osly
sbost - 600 scIss Of the public propssty.
Norton. Of Indiana. hss . bill which ssks
f"r 20 900 scrss. Tiptos aud Thsysr, Of
N-hraska. havs bills which call for The io.sl
Of 7O5 .S68.740 acsss. Bradford, ofColo-
rad". has t'lIs s'k'ng for little gih Of 2I,-
III 400 acrss Of land. The bills before THE
Congress- ssking public lands for Colorado
aud Nshra-ka swindlsrs alone amount -
over 81 600, 900 acres. Corbsti, Of Orssoo,
hss = h''i IN favor Of the swindlsrs, ssk,sg
Tor 8. .765. 400 arrss. Williams, Of The came
State. more mod.ss than Corbs,t, hes . lit
,Is bill asking f"r she fraction sof 6s 400
scrss. Cole, Of Csl'for"ia. rsprsseots ssiod.
ling railroad shams which asks for S.202,-
400 arrss. Howard, Of Michigan. bas. billie
tor 3,l2O.400 nrres. stands for . bill which
demands 1870 200. Rsmssy. Of Mianssota,
ssks for I 100000 scrss. Pomer"y, The
honest" OF Kansas. ba. bills. politely ak
'"R U"cIe Sam IN give him end bic sssoria,s
thieves 80, 7S4 400scrss. But Hsrlsa. ef Isss.
4" baby, and be bill only asks for 10000
acrss The srsl!awag Spsncsr, Of Ai.bsms,
has Ss"ats bill, which propose to absorb
6.24O,OOO acres. But 10 shall get weary of
those astounding details hours before ~
have taken zine In rssord them oil Esss
the New York Tribune owns up TO railroad
srhem.s s.k'"g io' g'tts et more than twe
hundred million arrss Of the public doma,s.
Aud xm"st oil these schemes are ssisdlisR
pr"j.cis hs'chsd BY coatrac,ors and cspi,sl-
"s. BY which the pe"pls .ars to bs plSsasssd
"f Their means. The prsssos Congress may
10 called . ssindIiog inschios.-New York
Day Book
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
IT ISN'T ALL IN BRINGING UP.

II ism I all 10 "bringing up"
Let folks sly what they will;
To silver sconr "a pc tor cup
1t will I,e pewter still.
Zen OF "ki wise solomon.
Who said, Train up IL child"
II I mistake not. had II son
Proved rattle-br,ined aud wild.
A man of mark. who f,in would pass
For lord Of NJ, and land.
Nay have the training Of a son.
And bring him up iull grand:
May give him all the wealth Of lore,
" college and OF school,
Yet after all make no more
Than just q decent fool.
Another. raised by penury,
Upon his hitter bread.
WhOse ,o;.d to knowledge is like that
The good I" heaven must TRAD
He's got spark of Nature light,
He'll fan it to II fame.
Till. in its burning letters bright,
The world may read his name.
II II were all in bringing up"
In counsel and restraint.
Some rarcals bad been honest men
Id been myself saint
Oh. it isn't all in Infringing up
Let folk, say what they WILL
Neglect MY dim silver cup
IL will I've silver still.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

SACRAMENTO ORAN0Ks AND APPLEs.-We
received yesterday fs,m /. K. 5 swsrt spe-
c,,nsos Of oranges aud apples raised on the
Stewart property at Twenty ninth and b
streets. About twenty Of these oranges
we're attached to Q stem q little over . foot
long. upon which they had grown. They
we're in size larger than the average Of mar
ks,ahls oranges, and. though qn.s tart. Of
Pheasant tss.e. Ths specimen is fine sv'-
dsocs Of The alap'ib''y of our soil to the
culture Of this desirable trui.. The applss
were large. Of handsome appearance and
excellent quali,y.-Sac. Union.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

LIVER Complaint is disease much talked
about, and but little understood. Properly
speaking. every arrangement OF the liver Or bill
ious system, is liver compla Mt. II is generally
preceded or attended by costiveaess, or alter
nately costiveness and diarhea prevails. The
mixed with the blood, and ol'stru:ts the pores Of
the skin and small blood vessels, giving rise to
various diseases oil the skin, such as erysipelas.
itching. blotches, pinples. boils, sore eyes. and
sores and ulcers Ol various kinds. DR.. Walkers
Vegetable pinegar Bllevs Can be safely recon-
mended as safe and certain cure, a. well as pre-.
ventive, for this class Of ills
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
WATER PIPES.

DETER MCDERMlT having secured all the
l tools aud outti, necessary to the boring point
ing. roaming and laying or erecting pump and
water logs. now offs his services to the public
in the above branches OF business on the MOST
REASONABLE TERMS. The undersigned bav-
ing h,d long and extensive experience in this
business ier, justified IN warranting satisfaction
10 all employers. The work OF boring and fit
Ting will he done OH the premises where de
sired timber can he secured. Orders lrit at Will
meut's store, in Auburn, will be promptly filled.
PETER MCDERMIT
Auburn. Sept. lS:h. lsG9-tf.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
WASHOE HOTEL,
Cisco, Placer county, California.
JAMES gibson, =. Proprietor.

This we'll known Hotel. located in one OF the
liveliest business pouts in the county, is now in
complete order.
THE TABLE will always he supplied with the
best The market affords.
THE b. DS are COOL clean and comfortable
THE BAR il supplied with full stock of the
very choicest. Wines, Liquors Cigars, etc. and no
pains will te spared to render all customers, both
transient and permanent, comfortable.
The propiis.or sociis the patronage Of the
public. Ocs. H.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

Two rrchns. Tom and Jack sent 10
school for the 6rst time The tsachsv NIX
cd Tom Whist his name vas.
'lsu'n, replied The boy.
NJ my boy, you should not ssy Tom, bss
Tho,n.Ss.
Taumas, repeated tbs boy
That's batter. Nov my lad, said hs,
turning to the other. whose isrs suddsuly
frightened up With new conceived idea,
shat 10 your namsi
JAck.as, replied The urehin. promptly.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

DoN'r pu, your psos in your mouths.
girls. A Cincinnati school girl hes bees in
she habit OF dong 90, and WAS poisoned to
death by the ink.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

"WHAr makss you look so glum. Tom !"
"Oh. save had to endure . sad trial to my
feelings" "Wbs, on earth wss it," "Wby.
! had TO tie on . pretty girls bonnet, sbils
her ms vas looking on.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
WIN. NEElY JOHNSON ,

HITUWey VF't CU"WStFtV Ut II"W'
MILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS
w in the SIKH Judicial District, and in the
Supreme Court. and h,ving associated with him
II. q. johnson. will devote special attention TO
all m tters relating to Public Lands before the
United States Land Ofice. and the State Land
OfhCe ut Sac a,nento. and before the General
Land Office at Washington Citv.
Business arran g-nents having been completed
with prompt and competent Agents. in Washing
ton i0r the speedy settlement OF all Land Claimss
il il believed that unuSual facilities can i" Offer
ed to all person. interest d in Ian, mdtcrs.
applications Tor Pre- empion. Homestead. Mining
Claims and all other classes OF Lands drawn u
and prepared. aud correspondence promptly atd
ended to.
Office in Gillig & Mott's Building, street. be-
tween Second aud Third. sacramento.
Auburn, June 5th. 1869. je5-ly.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
1920 ACRES
VAL UABLE Ian D
H For S ale!-A

Consulting Of th. following described Tracts ::
The norih. west quarter of srction two, Town
ship twelve, north range, eight East.
CONTAINING lso ACRES.
This land lies two miles from Auburn. the
county seat of Placer county. and Immediately
on the line OF the Central Pacific Railroad; is we'll
adapted Tor agriculture, fruit. vines. or grazing
purposes; contains y number OF large living
npriuys aud sunc lent timber 10 last the place Tor
all neediul purposes Tor years.
ALSO
The southwest quarter 0. the southeast quarter
Of section twelve; the sOuth halt OF southwest
ouarter Of pcct ion twelve; the east halt o. south
cas- quarter Oi eoutheast quarter ct section elrv-
en-; the e:,st bali OF the northeast quarter OF
northeast quarter of section 'o"rteeni Tue
ncrth half OF the northwest quarter ot section
thir,-en; the north. west quarter OF the northeast
quarter Of section thirteen; the southeast quarter
of the north eaat quarter vi section fourteen; the
north east quart OF the sOuhcas quarter Of sec
tion fourteen; the southwest quarter vi the north
west quarter OF section thirteen; the northwest
ouarter OF the southwest quarter OF section thlr
Teen. Township No. IL. North Range, six East,
NJ. DiabIo Base aud Meridian,
CONTAINING As1 ACRES.
Thia land lies one and s.lt miles east Of the
town of Lincoln. in Place county; il in COM
p,ct form. we'll watered, a'i part OF It imberei,
with the main Auiuru Ravine running through
/: il from east to west
-ALSO,-
The south.east quarter Of section ten, Township
No. u. North Range. six East.
CONTAINING Ie0 ACRES.
1ha land lies within eighty rods OF the town Of
Lincoln. has Il good spriug OF living water On 1t,
and 10 good farming land.
ALSO.
The south west quarter Of section one, the south
east quarter of section one. and the north west
quarter o, section one, Township No. IL, North
Range. six Fast.
CONTAINING 4SO ACRES.
This land lies two and hall miles from Lincoln.
and 10 vaIu .lle Tor the timber 1t contains, which
10 in demand on the Caiio, nj, Central Railroad
at Lincoln and Is suitable Tor tillage when the
timber is removed.
The cart half OF lot No O. OF the northeast quarter
Of section four, Township No. II, North Range,
seven East.
CONTAINING 20 ACRES,
All the above lands. or any portion thereof, will
be sold at reason able prices, and on accom-
nodating terms.
~ Persons desiring further information will
be furnished the same on application 10 this Office
Placer Herald Office Dec. 26, 1S68.-tf
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

A DOG 10 counted m.d when be won't
take something TO drink, aud . mao when
be takss too much.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

FRANKLIN PIEGCE.-A lew weeks before bis
inau guration. President Pierce lost his only son.
His inau ural addres. began with this singularly
beautiful and pathetic sentence:
my cOun,rymen !, is Il relief IN feel that no
heart but my own can know The personal regret
and bitter sorrow over which have been borne
10 "A position 30 suitable Tor Othcls rather than
desirable Tor myself"
II would seem that good fortune IN one direc'
tion il always purchased ".arly by sorrow in
another. Let those who pray Tor more worldly
prosperity beware lest it he given TEEN ut the
expense Of something which millions can never
restore.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25
LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

l. SubScribera who do not give express notice
30 the contrary. are considered AS wishing TO con-
tinue their subscription.
T. II Subscribers wish their papers discontinued,
puili.h-rs my continue TO send them until all
charges are paid.
s. II sa',.cribcrs neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place I" which they are
sent. they are held responsible until they settle
their bill. aud give due notice to discontinue.
I. II . Ib.crib.rs move to other places without
Informing the publisher. and the paper is sent 10
the former direction they are held responsible
Notice should always be given OF tn" removal.
S. The Courts have decided. that refusing to
take paper from the office. or removing and
leaving it unc He'd fori prima facie evidence OF
Intentional fraud.
The Placer herald., 1869-12-25

The Psc'fc Railroad 10. says tbs Alta,
sh"~,uv is influence in many ways. iu-
GLIDING The opusnrs Of its DHsctors and Ms
main con,r .ctor. The last bought q 6ns
picture lately for $4,000 currency. One
Of the Directors. residing ~ Sacramento,
has purchased one Of the InJst elegant dwell
,irgs ~ the State; another residing in New
Yo,k. has erected . psla,,al msn'ion there.
The came gentleman has subscr'b.d 81. .O0O.'
900 to The chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
project. aud Fisk l. Ha,ch. who sold the
bond. Of The company, subscribed /" much
more.
Placer county contributed more TO the
company thao either Of the above Storktol-
d.rs Will our delegation in the legislature
see tha. she is placed in position 10 de-
mand and s.forrs her righ's.