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The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

Masonic NEws.--At stated meeting of Rising
Star Lodge, No. SO, +. & A. NJ. at Forest Hill,
Dec. 3d. the following officers were duly elected
and appointed for the ensuing year: A. H. Cow
den w. NJ; John E. Allen, S. W.. J. F. Smith,
J. w; S. S. Willard, Treasurer; X B. Soule,
Secretary; Wm Krysher, S. d.; F. W. Allen,
Tyler.
At a stated communication OF Oliver Chapter,
No. 23, Il. A. NJ, at Forest Hil on Dec. lst, the
following officers were duly elected and appointed
for the ensuing year: J. r. Glover, NJ. L. H. p
T. NJ. Hosmer L. X; Richard Williams, F. s.;
S. S. Willard, Treasurer; A. Huntley, Secretary
A. H. Cowden, c. of H.; J. E. Allen, p s.; j. f.
Smith, r. A. c.; VIM. Krysher, NJ. Sd "; J. L.
Davis, NJ. I'd "; ]. d. Jones' NJ. 1st "; F. w.
Allen, Guard.
At regular meeting of Eureka Lodge No. lG
+. & A. NJ, hold at their hall in Auburn, on
Monday evening Dec. 9Th, the following officers
were elected: o. w. Hollenbeck, w. NJ; L. +.
Holly, S. W.; Thos. Dickinson, J. W.; Frank
Lux Treasurer; D. w. Spear, Secretary; c. c.
Crosby, S. D.; John Extel, J. D.; Thos. Jamson,
Tyler.
Alta meeting OF Sloan Chapter. No. 81, L. A.
NJ, held nt their hall in Collar, on Tuesday eve
ming Dec 18th, the following gentlemen were
elected officers for the ensuing year j. H Neff,
II. P; M. S. Gardiner, X. J. p. Hodgedon, S.
A. G. Oliver c. Of H.; l. I. Coffin, p. S.; ID. W
Willard; NJ. Sd ". L. Lobner, NJ. I'd ". J. II
Lakamp, NJ. 1st "; w. B. Hayford, Treasurer
W. A. Hines, Secretary; r. A. Tolman, Guard
Installation to take place on Tuesday, Dec. Goth,
at four O'Clock, p. NJ.
Ata regular meeting of Gold Hill Lodge No.
32, F. A. NJ, held at their hall in Lincoln, on
Saturday Dec. Sd the following gentlemen were
cipher VIM; George Small, S. W; H. Haun,
}. W.; NJ. Waldron, Treasurer; II. W. Starr
Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

BOARD OF ExAMrsATIoN-The County Board
for the examination school teachers, held a
session at Rocklin commencing Dec. 7th, inst.
The Board was composed Of John T. Kinkade,
County Superintendent, A. II. Goodrich and
Miss Alice A. Crumery (substituted for Miss F..
A Woodruff, who was prevented from attending
by sckncss). First Grade Certificates were is
sued to c. NJ. Lovett, of Lincoln, 92 per cent
and Oscar NJ Seavy, of Todds Valley, SO per
cent. A second grade certificate was issued to
Miss Baldwin, Of Colfa1, 70 per cent, and third
grade, to Miss Maggie Kilgariff of Sacramento
city, 67 per cent
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

TEMPERANCE FEsr1vAL.-The representatives
Of the HERALD Office who attended the Newcas-
tie Festival on Tuesday evening last report it Us
having been very pleasant and successful en-
tertainment, yielding we'll for the worthy object
for which it was given by The ladies' and furnish
ing innocent pleasure, recreation and enjoyment
gratifying to all tho participants.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

SENT To STOCKTON insane persons were
committed to the Insane Asylum, from this
county, this week, and taken to that institution
by Sheriff b. d. Dunnam. One of the insane
persons was Patrick Kelly from Rocklln. kel-
lev had once tried to kill himself by taking
poison. He at one TIME kept q livery sta
BILE at Reno, Nevada, had not boen generally
successful in business, and without being intem-
peratc. went insane without any apparent cause.
The otlDn is q Mrs. Remorne Wright who had
just arrived from the East. She was put off the
cars at Alta, when found without money and in
sane. Mrs. E. NJ Banvard brought her to Au-
burn, as she was ladylike and showed every indi-
cation Of having been well raised and only mildly
insane, and gave her in charge Of the officers.
She spoke Of having friends in Ohio and Canada,
and, also, brother in San Francisco said she
started from Alton Illinois, some months ago;
which leads to the impression that she may have
escaped from the Insane Asylum at that place.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

MAJOR Gwynn, next door to the HERALD Office,
has fresh pop corn and new corn peppers.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

T. E. srsrHEsm. two doors from the HERALD
cfb0. has fresh crsnterries direct from Chicago
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

COUNTY CouRr.-The Trial Jury term of this
Court commences next Monday The list of
Trial Jurors as drawn and summoned is Is fol-
lows Wv. Mann Auburn; Frank Cox Auburn
John H. Nixon, Aliens, Township No. l. Jas. L.
Miller, Ophir; Anton Phillips, Iowa Hill; John
Kaser, Newcastle; w. N. Pascoe, Gold Rum A.
Nhhiap, Colfax; A. c. Tomson, Dutch Flat l..
B. Runyon, Alta; Silas Sweet, Rocklin; S.
Goombs, Colfax; c.. Trafton Yankee Jims; p.
c. White, Bath; W. F. Dougherty Sheridan c.
II. Leavitt, Rocklin W. c. Shan, Michigan
Bluff; Moses FREEDOM, Auburn; J. j. Bennett,
Forest Hill; W. II. Hunt, Gold Rum John l..
Bacon, Rocklin; j. Il. Nickerson, Lincoln; j.
Stone, Colfax; John Allen Forest Hill.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17

ONLY SIXTEEN PoUNps.-Wm. G. Green came
into town the other evening with about sixteen
pounds Of uncoined gold, or say nbout $4,000
which no had pounded out in q hand mortar from
rock taken from the Green mine, two miles west
Of here, The lower levels of this mine are stand
ing idle for want OF water to run the pumps and
hosting works, and this gold came from place
they were trying the ledge above the water line
Quite lot of rich ore was taken from this new spot
in day or two's work, only about half of which
was ''nnortnred cut, yielding the above sum-
Some quartz is white, some has milky color and
some is blush, but the quartz in this mine, we
are told by those who have been down in it, is
yellow or gold colorcd, from the superabundance
OF the precious metal it carries. We hcfted the
sixteen pound batch Of gold and said to ourself,
William, your bead was sound when you said to
the mining spectators, Il would just as soon
own this mine as $3.50, 000
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17
$500 to S4oc PER MoNTH.

This can be verified by examination of the
books which are open for the inspection of any
one desiring to purchase. To Physician with
family, who desires to locate permanently in
California, rare opportunity for good invest
mcnt is offered Apply to the subscriber, at
Forest Hill, or Of w. H. Bullock, or at the Stars
and Stripes Office, Auburn.
u. ID. HARRIS, NJ. D.,
Forest Hill, Placer county.
November Goth, 1S70.-1m.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17
Rare Opening for a Physician

TTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LIBERAL
l. inducements to change his business and To-
cate elsewhere, offers for sale, AT A BARGAIN
the good viii of his extensive Practice on the
Forest Hill Dl .ide, together with his MEDICAL
LIBRARY, Office furniture and neat comfort
able, wel-furnished RESIDENCE, at Forest Hill
with ample garden lot and good barn and stable
The business will pay good Physician from
The Placer herald., 1870-12-17
THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
OF your Grocer or Druggist 9
package Of SEA MOSS FAR1NE
made from pure Irish Moss or
Carrageen, which will make
sixteen quarts CT Blanc Mango,
and a like quaint y cf Puddings
Custards, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is to cheapest.
healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. It makes q
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light and delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
Tho French Magma Charta.

French reform progresses rapidly and in a
very enlightened direction under the Olivier
Ministry. The newspaper press is rendered
healthily free, permission having been given
for the sale Of all journals in the streets Of
the cities, so that the people will really have
the censorship in their own hands, as they
need not patronize immoral OF insignificant
newspapers. Algeria is to be represented in
the Legislature. The magistracy is cxhorted
to maintain its dignity and above ell keep
justice clear from politics" judicial motto
which might be more generally adopted
with honorable advantage In countries hitherto
supposed to be far more advanced in the path
Of free progress than France. Financial joint
stock speculations and combinations are con-
demned by the Executive. The army is to be
reduced and its internal disciplinary system
remodelled. Ministers will submit statement
of the internal and external condition Of the
empire to the Parliament t"-aa,v ,,v 90 .bo. :.
NY DC hopef::..;,Jy anticipated that the great
French revolution has been worked very
nearly ITO its legitimate conclusion" and that
the ''edifce" Of national liberty is almost
crowned for the French people.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

The "GLoRIoUs EnHTH OF JANuARY."-
In the good old democratic times, when
silver dollar was as big as o cart wheel and
Old Hickory's Battle Of New Orleans" was a
great thing in our annals of war, the
anniversary Of that glorious day was a
sort of Fourth Of July to the reioic-
ing democracy from Tammany Hall to
Texas. But it has almost died out as q
democratic day Of jubilee. Last Saturday,
for instance, instead of grand assemblagc
in the Tammany Wigwam, we had the cheap
display Of the hanging out Of the flags over
the City Hall. The day elsewhere was recog-
nized by the Kentucky Legislature, by the
Indiana democracy in their State Convention,
by the old soldiers Of 1912 at st. Louis, and
by Madam Edward A. Pollard Qate Of the
Southern Confederacy) at Washington, and
that is about all. ''Times change, and men
change with them," and $50 pass away all the
glories Of this world"
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

PAGE. s INH
1--Advertisements
2-Adyertscmenis.
3-Advertsements.
4-Ednorals: Leading Article on Important Ex-
hbit OF the Cuban Negotiations, the Approach
ing settiement-Jetferson Market Police
Amusement Announcements.
5-Teleararhic News from all Parts OF the World:
French Reform; Ministerial Crisis IN Spain
cuban Affairs: Consu, General Piumbs Re.
port; End OF the Rebellion; Movements OF
Spanish War vesseIs-Sketches OF the New
Spanish Ministry-Sad Drowning Accidents
A Young Cannibal-New York City News
skating-Suburban Intelligence-Mails for
Europe Business Notices.
8-Austria: Count Beust's Special Report of the
Condition or the Empire-Muslcai Review
Selling the state OF Mane-Tne Postal Tee-
grapa System-Court Calendar for To-day
Memphis. I'll Paso and Pacific Railroad.
s-Young Dellnquents The Catholic PrOtectory
and Juvenile Asylum-The Dignity OF Phan-
thropy-MuSical and Theatrical Notes.-The
Teacher IN Salem, Mass.-Financiai and Com
merciai Reports-Real Estate Matters-Mar-
rages, Births and Observation-Disclosures
0-Washlngt0n Inevitable Destiny OF st. Domingo;
Trouble In Prospect for Tennessee Brooklyn
CiIy-George Francis Train al Tammany Hall
Religious Services In the Churches Yester-
day Shipping ntelllgence-Advertsement
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

TIE REAssEMBLrNG OF CoNGRfss. Tho
two houses of Congress, after their LIBERAL
Christmas and New Year holiday recess, re-
assemble for business in their respective
chambers to day. From the accumulation of
the materials meantime wc expect an un-
usually heavy budget Of bills and resolutions
In both houses, and an active beginning Of the
work of the session.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
Tho State Elections sf 1sy0-Tse Two
Partles and Their Platforns.

Tho State Elections ef 1svO-Tse TIVE
~ Parsies and Thssr Plasferns.
Both parties in New Hampshire have de-
clared their platforms for 1870. The demo
Gratis, leading off, express their faith in
their abiding party principles; they oppose
Capitalization and stick to State rights;
they denounce the action Of Congress
in relation to Georgia; they pro-
test against the burdens Of tho Internal
Revenue and Tariff laws; they denounce
monopolless; .nay 90 as ., ..1,s: a.! a.. contraats
bonds and securities, national bonds aud Sc
curities with the rest, and they 60 for paying
the national debt, not otherwise specified, in
currency. This is the New Hampshire demo-
cratic platform, and We presume 1t will be the
ground occupied by the democracy in nearly
all the States for this years elections. rs, NJ.
VI The republicans Of New Hampshire have
/ declared their hearty. approval Of General
Grants administration. They. congratulate
the country on the reduction Of the debt; they
denounce the currency device Of the demo-
Gratis for paying the debt as form Of re-
pudiation they advocate the taxing OF luxu-
ries and the abolition Of the franking
privilege; they, endorse the second recon-
struction Of Georgia; they denounce the
action Of the democratic Legislature Of New
York upon the fifteenth amendment as blow
aimed at universal suffrage; they harp upon
the participation of the democracy in the
rebellion; they hail the revival Of temperance
In the State, and they declare that railroad and
other corporations should be managed in tile
interest OF the public as well as in the interest
Of the stockholders. hsp sisg
The Indiana democracy, with somewhat
stronger democratic accent on national banks,
bonds and greenbacks, held their State con-
vention and declared their principles ON slhe
glorious 9Th Of January" and they stick to the
text Of General Wade Hampton and General
Frank Blair Of 1868 in denouncing ''the infa-
nous and revolutionary character of the recon-
struction measures of Congress, and as an
invasion of the sovereign and sacred rights of
the people and all the States" The sovereign
rights Of the States? Why, that carries US
back again to the secession Of South Carolina
and to Buchanan's opinion that the United
States has no power to coerce a seeding
State. eas Fea4a Vs3 aes
The general issues here presented, upon
which the republicans viii fight throughout
the country, are those which mark the policy
Of Congress and of Grants administration,
for they now have both Congress and the ad-
ministration to back them. For the last three
years Of Andy Johnson's administration they
had to fight the President and the democracy.
And SO. with the acquisition Of Grant in
the place Of johnson, the parry in power is
strongly entrenched.. The democracy, there
fore, win have uphill work on their old issues
10 turn the tables upon their alversaries in
this years elections for the next Congress.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

PLYMOUTH CHURCH New YEARS. Mr..
Beecher stated at Plymouth church yesterday
that ne would continue his New Years calls
next Wednesday. We would suggest to the
reverend gentleman that he is extending bis
revels rather too far into the new year. Eve
rybody has fally recovered from the dissipa-
tion Of that day except himself.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10


A NEW NAME FOR RoBBERY,--We pub
lished yesterday an extract from letter dated
at Boniflce, December "a, giving the state
ment that son the 22d inst. the Winnipeg
insurgents forced a loan of eight hundred and
fifty pounds sterling from the Hudson Bay
Company under protest" But an additional
statement By Governor McTavish, in letter
dated at Fort Garry, December 25, showed
that with the Winnipeg revolusionists ''forced
loan is but new name for robbery. The
Governor declares that the loan in question
was obtained by the insurgents carrying Off
the company's safe, which onained the above
mentioned amount. Now, in Mexico and in
the revolutionary States of South America a
forced loan is simply y levy to which the cii-
Gems are subjected by the leaders Of the party
that happens for the moment to be in power.
The Winnipeg half-breeds, however, borrow
ing hint from the burglars and railway mama
gers In New York, have manifsstly improved
on tho system of their halGbreed brethren in
Spanish America.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

THE EFFECTS OF PUBLIC RETRENCHMENT.-
President Grant, 1t is stated, proposes to re-
commend to Congress an increase OF the free
list in the tariff and tax bills. Having paid off
In the ten months of his administration eighty
to give the people some of the benefits of his
Acnnnmv
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

A CRISIS IN TENNESSEE. The State Con-
stitutional Convention Of Tennessee meets
to-day. 1t has large conservative majority,
and its intention is supposed by radical Con-
gressmen to be complete overthrow Of all
legislation under the Brownlow rule, with
drawal Of the suffrage from the negroes and
an annulling Of the State ratification Of the
fourteenth amendment. The radical Con-
gressmen from the State are prepared to resist
this revolutionary movement by move as
revolutionary have the State remanded to
military control, on the plea Of having btoken
faith with the federal government
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

ST. DOMINGO AND ANNExATIoN.-Our news
from Washington relative to the project for
the annexation of st. Domingo to the United
States is interesting. 1t contains the most i'm
portant stipulations in the treaty which will
shortly be submitted to the Senate.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

CHIEF JUSTICE CHASE has written to the
Ohio Legislature in favor of the fifteenth
amendment. He takes broad, comprehen-
sive view Of the rights Of man, and therein
makes an excellent democrat.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Mr.. HoAR's NOMINATION as Associate Justice
is not to bo Withdrawn, but is to BIZ left to the
disposition Of the Senate. The disposition Of
the Senate is to reject him.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
J.rFfasoN MsRksI POLICE CauaT.

Justice Shandlev VIII preside nt this court during
the present week. He and his CLERK, MIR. Michael
Shandlcy both state that it has never been their In
tenon TO restrict the privileges OF the reporters fox
he press.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

The CHURCHES YEsTERDAY.-We give our
usual record Of the church services OF yes
terday in another column. In Plymouth
church, Mr.. Beecher having first heard an
announcement from pillar Of his church that
it was proposed to increase his salary $4,000,
urged the pew holders to pay up their first
instalments promptly, and then preached with
renewed vigor sermon on ''Increase OF
Faith" Rev. Bishop Potter preached at the
dedication of the Floating Church of our Sa-
viour for Seamen, at the foot of Pike street.
The Rev. N. II. Schenck dedicated the Seventh
avenue Methodist Episcopal church in Brook
lvn
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

Our CHARITIES are number Of
institutions in this vicinity for the care Of young
delinanents. Two Of the worthiest Of these
are the Catholic Protec.ory, in Westchester
county, and the New York Juvenile Asylum,
near High Bridge. A more extended account
of them win be found in our news columns.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10
CONTENTS Cr TO-DAE's herald.

Now York, Monday, January 10, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-01-10

AN ABLE DIPLoMAT-General Tate, the
colored ambassador at Washington from Hayti.
His general views as given the other day to .
HERALD correspondent, regarding the future
relations between that island and the United
States, are those Of clear-headed and practi-
cal statesman, fully up to the measure OF
General Grants high opinion. Such repre-
sentative, in this new age Of the world, is cal
culated to do much In the moral and material
elevation Of his race at home and abroad.
Our CHAIITIEs.-There are number OF
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FRiDAy EYESISo, December 81. 1850.
Council met. Roll ealled Present-Mayor
Stanard and Coancilmen lIaeklcmnn, Comley,
Nixon and Cundin.
The minutes Of the previous meeting were read
and approved.
tion, were allowed and ordered paid: Geo. Pat
teTson, work on ctoeswalks. $500 1 A. Parker a
CO., lumber for sidewalks, &i946; Beliinger 4
Brown, printing aud rent, $2l.75; n. V. Brown,
Recorders services, sos .lb same. trying four en-.
scs. with Marshal and witness fees annexed. $27..
70j Jas. Farley. cleaning Fire Epgnc. SO; 4.
Cowan Co., snnaries. S?.75; John Rankin,
graycling crosswalke, So. %; NJ. Weriz. hauling.
$t2.50; VIM. Caldwell. work on walk. 1880.
Councilman Marshall entered and toak his seat.
On motion II was ordered that 500 90 be eharg.
cd t0 School District No. 8, for making n sidewalk
On motion, Il was ordered that p. G. Harper
Co. be released from the payment Of taxes. there
being an error In tho assessment.
On molten. u was ordered that \ sidewalk he
bnilt on the east side Of capooia street from the
south side OF Sc 'ond atreet TO tho south side Of
Fourth street; aud that property holders be nj
lowed fifteen days from the present time In which
10 plc,e said walk.
On motion. IL was ordered that the sidewalk on
tho west side OF Ellsworth street be extended from
Seeand street to the north side Of First street
aud that property holders be allowed fifteen DAYS
frora the present time in which to complete said
walk.
Marshal fromaa reported his dog.tax l'st.
which was. on m.t.on. received and ordered that
the delinquent taxes due 90 said list be handed 20
the ineoml Marshal fir collection. Tho Mar
shal reported list Of errors l. assessment which
was. on motion, read and ordered placed TO his
credit.
Marshal Fromsn presented hill Of SEA. So for
printing and official services. SCI Of which was
allowed and ordered pail.
On motion. il was ordered that ihs Marshal be |
allowed four per cent. the dollar for coIectin:
,.tY tpxes.
nePuty Marshal Markham reported s?7.al de- !
inqlient from property hnlders Gar repairing side
Wallis; which was. on motion. received aud placed !
n the hands Of the Incoming Marshal for eolee-
ion.
On motion. the Recorder was directed 90 draw
w order in favor Of Il. ". Cunain Tor sls. So for
balance due for work aad material ON cistern
No. i.
Treasurer Shields presented his annual report. /
which was read. nnd. on motion, placed on hle.
On motion. adjourned.
v. BROWN. Recorder.
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A Family Medicine.

Tho PAIN KILLER is a purely vegetable COM
pound and while it is a most efficient remedy for
pain, tits perfectly safe medicine. even in the
most unskillfui hands. For Summer Complaint,
or any other form Of bowel disease in children or
adults It. is an almost certain cure, and has, with
out doubt. been more successful in curing the va
rious kinds of Cholera, than any other known rem
cdy, or the most skillful physician. In India,
Africa and China, where this dreadful disease is
more OF less prevalent. the Pain Killer is coosid-
cred by the natives, well as European residents
in those climates. a sure remedy.
We Have long known the high character of Tnx
PAIs KILLER and that it is used with great sue
cess and satisfaction in best filmilies It Is
the best medicine of our missionaries in heathcn
lands where they it more than oil else togeth-
or for the diseases that abound in those warm
climates. It should be kept in every house. in
readiness for sudden attacks OF sickness.-Chr.
Press.
The Pain Killer is sold BY all dealers in Family
Medicines.
mehf5Ylu5oy1-ch my. sisw4
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1870-01-07

When female Is In trouble. - nI.etei wta
disease. as weakness Of ths back and limbs pain
10 the heal dirsness Of sight, loss sc mnseula :
power, ralpitation Of The heart. irriiahiity ner-
yopsness. extrefac urinary difficulties. deraage-
ment os digestive funetiona, genera debility va
gibiss, ri diseases Of the worai. hybteris, sser-
~, and ali other diseases peculiar 70 feales ele
shyuJ 60 write a. eaee 10 the eelebgsss aIe
doetor, ~. 4. poAeFty. ~ his Medical Institute,
and eonsult biu about her troubles Rni Glseage.
Tae Doelgr il eseetng more cures than any other
physician IL the State Of ca1f9Tuta. Tes ~ fai.e
delieacy prevent yos. lat apply Immediately ard
save yourself frem pafafal suEerin~v u4d rsgeraa-
saFe death. Al Married LADIES' whose delicate
health oE otber circumstances prevent an fncrcase
n their fatalities, shoai write call NJ Dr. ": X
Dshsrtys Asdieal Institute. AID they will receive
every peaslhle relief and help. The Doctors oG-
ees are arranged thai be cen Be consulted silh-
oct fear ef ohEegFsiien.