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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

A San franciscan, speaking of the
orchestra in the Chinese theatre there,
says: ~ tell you that you can go your
bottom dollar that you never heard any
thing like it; why, when that band
strikss,p pp, il sounds like ten thousand
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

As THE readers of the REGISTER have
learned by an advertisement which has
appeared in this journal, Mr.. WALKER
is about to issue paper from Charles
ton, the present Capital of the State.
Regretting much to part with Mr.. w.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16
Notice of Partnership.

WE HAVE THIS DAY ASSOCIATED
w with rs In the Wholesale and Retail Gre
eery and Produce business, Mr.. d. Il. Thorn
burgh- The business will tecOnduetsd a. here
tofore by the new firm Of Chambers, ThOrnbGEgb
& Co.
Ali persons knowing themselves indebted 20
the old firm viii please call and settle and these
having bills szainst us viii present them for
3Esaffai for past fsrOrs. We void AK
continuation Of the same.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

P.a-ws have LssHed pamphlets eOntainIsE
full particulars, Statistical dstafls. maps. etc.
which VII bs fuTHisbOd spos 'sppiie.tiee, =
rv-Ws 80, 4se "a 1s<>,-~s-k <,7..f< SO
...s-as. a. asss.ssss n <ssass 1s9A0s. cs<yprs-
sls@s. ss1 seays. s..lesf q ea<.k - 80 - 80
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

IN SUCCEEDING TO THE BUSINESS OF
Il the late firm of List, Morrison 4 Co., we
desire TO thank the trade for the liberal patron.
age extended TO the house with which the Eenior
partner has been connected for over twenty-five
years.
Our long experience with the wants of the
trade Of this section, and our ample facilities
for the transaction Of the Wholesale Grocery
business, lead us to believe that We can offer
inducements not surpassed elsewhere.
In connection with our regular business a.
heretofore, we have leased a frst-class Psrk
Packing Establishment, and have secured the
services Of Mr.. John Bayha, an experienced and
skilltul Packer, by which arrangement we are
enabled TO sell Bacon, Mess Pork and Lard, Al
the very lowest rates, for stock of superior
quality.
We intend to offer special inducements to
Cash and PRoNPT-PAT buyers. We request an
examination OF our stock and price list,
We are Very Respectfully,
HENRY Z. LIST & co.
WHEELING January 1st, 1870.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16
From. Mrs. A. NJ. Meeker.


ATLANTA, GA, January, 1865.
W. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR hereby certify that have used
Walkers Tonic Btters, and as tonic they can
not ke surpassed. l recommend my Southern
friends TO use them; they will invigorate aud
give new life. Respectfully, &c,
MRS. A. NJ. MEERER.
LOUISVILLE, March %, 1865.
W. II. WALKER, ESQ:
DEAR SIR-We have used your Tonic Bitters
with great satisfaction, and can recommend
them for their great medicinal qualities, and
also as an agreeable invigOrating beverage anu
superior tonic.
c. Chamberlin, L. L. Huffman
VeneP. Armstrong, A. j. Mitchell
Miller Stewart, &. j. Walton,
James Kennedy, j. b. Walker,
VIM. Gay, j. II. Duncan,
Philip Speed, &. N Warren,
r. L. Post Thomas Steele,
X. II. Crump, o. A. johnson,
Geo. ID. Prentice, 1sham Henderson,
VIM. z. Hughes
WALKERS Tonic BITTERs are known to the
Faculty, and are not a PATENT medicine and
are endorsed by eminent Physicians, Ministers
and others.
w. e. WALKER, Sole PrOp'r,
LOUISVILLE, Ky.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-04-16

The above sale was postponed on the 30th Of
March. Is7O, by the Trustee, 70 the 3Oth Of
April, 1870. by oral proclamation.
apSItdk4tE ". c. GOOD, Trustee,
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FLOUR.
100 BARRELs WASHINGTON. MDr
lUU ANA, MILLS.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
!. ". Marshall, the Discoverer Of Gold
in California.

1t may not be generally known that the
mao wbo.e name heads this paragraph, and
who 6rst discovered gold in this State at
Suffers mill, is still alive. He is now living
at a place called Kesey's Dggings, 10 Fl
Dorado county. He is upwards OF fifty
ysars Of age. aud is so reduced 10 clrcum-
stances, that, although feeble, be is CON-
PEELED to work for bis board aud clothes, not
beit 2 able to care more. Just ,bink Of this,
you men who have made your thousands
out of the mines Of California, and who are
now living at your ssse, surrounded by oil
the luxurles ard comforts Of life! The man
to whom you are indebted sor your fortunes
now 20 advanced in years, ioling for mere
pi,tsnce, When but few ,rit1ing dollars
from your colossal fortunes would place
him above went and enable him 10 live a
bis ease, as be shouid. The miners Of Cal
ifornia certainly should not let this mao re-
main 10 ibis fix; il is due him as the first
discoverer Of gold. that he should be respect
bly, taken care Of 10 bis old age Were he dead
you ,would all respond literally TO build him
a n, ,onument. Would it not be better to
smooth the rough path rs be moves down
life's way by a general conlrlbuion beng
taken up among you, and show your apPre-
citation Of bis discovery. than 10 let bim
toll, and suffer, and die, almost unknown
and upcared Tor. 10 his behalf, therefore,
we make this appeal, not at bis request, Tor
bs Is ignorant of the fact that we make II
but because it is justly due him. That the
the miner. of this s. ate take up a collection,
limiting the subscriptions 10 fifty cents each
and send it to biu, or what is better to Con
troller Watt. who by the way Is miner;
and will certa nly interest himself IN the
matter, for Transmission. We ask our CO.
teinporares to notice lhis matter and urge
It forward as il justly deserves to be. 1t
would perhaps have been better had this re.
quest come from EI Dorado county, but as
It bias been neglected there we have taken
,h,s occasion 10 meolioa it.-Truckte Iri-
bune
Marshall was in Auburn year or eigh'c cen
months ago. With a wagon load Of wine tor
sale At The time we bad talk with him
which left the impression on our mind that
be was The owner of a vineyard 10 81 Dorado
county, but We may have been mistaken
aud Marshall ooly in tue employ of some
other party selling wine. If what the Tn
bune srys is true. the miuers of lbe s ale
and those who p0ckelsd the proceeds should
loose no tune 10 contributing TO make Mar
shall comfortable for life.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
coNsTARLE's SALE.

Rf VIRTUE of an Execution issued by p.
- Stone, Justice OF the Peace Of Township No.
= rlacer county. State OF California, on the 1StA
day OF December, A. 1869. and TO me direetsl
upon Judgment rendered in said court on We
ifth day OF April, A. y. 1869, in favor OF D. n.
melvin and Thomas Enwistle and against james
Miiourh am, 4 +. Bucklin composing the Ce-
iumous Mining company; Judgment $255 -,
COSTS s3o o. will expose to public sale TO TIE
highest bidder at the Columbus Mining Co.'S
Clums on Monona Flat in said Township Ne. 3,
on Monday, the 3lst day of january. 1870, u
the hour OF one O'clock p. NJ, all the right, sitIU,
interest and claim that said defendants Janss
M'lourn and E. P. Buckin, composing the c.
iumons Mining company. had on the lsG daT
ol May 1909, Qhc date OF the levy thereona.r n
ana anu 10 'ne following real and personal proncrty
iy'ng ana being in said Placer county, u uit:
certain 'ot or parcel Of mining claims situated
on on hoacn Hill, near Monoua Flat, in Township
~, NO =, tiacer county, California. and known A
.he 'oiumbus Cos. claims, together With an
.oois' hA,ures and appurtenances thereon -
nv eu;,'o oeionging; also that certain Cemsnt
NIL; nr,ai, s''ua.rd on said claims, together with The
.ns'ne' Doiier' stamps, bltlercs and all other az
lures anu al pur'enances thcreunto belonging or
!" any "isr nppertainng 10 said mill: also tha
boarding house and blacksmith shop and the
contents fixtures ard appurtenances tbercuntn
belonging. All OF which property was tluiy a..-
led upon and seized under aud by virtue oran s.
ecution heretofore issued, on the LIST tlay Of Nav
loC9; all OF which property viii cell az aiors-
saiu' OF SO much thereof as may be sufficient IA
sAus'y sald judgment costs, accruing costs .nd
'Ape"sss VI SAFE. J.B. CARDER, al A
.. Constable Township No. =
auburn, Jan. Sth lS70-3w -.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22


TN PURSUANCE of an Order of the Honofa-
/ BILE Board OF Supervisors Of Placer cOuaty,a
made on the 4th day Of November. 1859, Sealed
Proposals will be received at the Off1ces Of We
Clelk OF said Board, up 10 the first Monday 10
February, A. D., 1870, to do the counfy printing
o. Placer county, for the tearm oil one year, o.
f)llows 'efar fra .efslt .ar ssl ~
The Bids must specify the price per square for
publishing in Il newspaper published in the eoua-
ty. for the First, Second and additional insse-
tions Also the price per hundred ior The fol.
lowing blanks: ro ies'.et sl. ars4f q
Assessors schedule with attached statistical
blank. '.t ss -a ~ t-e4
Property tax receipts 0r4 .Idr r.rf.
Poll, Road, and Dog tax receipts aI
Delinquent tax Receipts r.fr-.tr.
Auditors Statements. -r,.er al
Foreign Miners Licenses. a..Uasr
Treasurer Receipts 4H
Treasurer's monthly Statements. sr = saar
ia certificates. s.-.s
Summonses. ...s ..r-t.
SubpGnas.
Probate Blanks. ~~
District Court Blanks.
County Court Blanks
Registration Transfers
Certificates OF Registration. 4 4 vi
An,all other blanks required by the Csanty
or used by County officers at proportionatc rates,
according to paper and amount of work. Eleo-
tion Blanks not included.
Posters, whole sheet, 24x34. a @+''s@a1ss3
hall shec .lr fa.r $500 rsY
quarter sheet. 1888 et.aas 1iaE
@ eighth sheet. -r 2 .r-sar
Election Proclamation Posters, half sheet, in
GLIDING law.
Great Register Tcr line. ..~s
All blanks - be printed on good paper, aud in
w0rkmanlike manner
W. 3. LYON, Clerk Of .BeeFd.
Auburn. January Slh. 1870. 80 76wT'T7@s
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SU M NJ o N 8.

State Of California, County of Placer. In JUS
tices Court OF Township No. 6.
The People ofthe State Of California to d. M
HALLIG.A.N, Greeting
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear he Coro
i me at my Office, or at the Office of nv snc.
cessor in Township Number Six, Placer coun.
~, State OF California; within fifteen days
after final publication Of this summons. TO an
swer the complaint OF Frank Hoffman, Wherein
ne prays Judgment against you for the sum of
Two Hundr d and Eleven Dollars and fo,ty-
seven cents, tS2ll Az in an action for Hay sold
ana delivered to you at your request in the year
A. d. 1868. '"'
And take notice if you fail to appear and an
swtr. plaintiff will take judgment against Won in
default, in the sum of S2l Al, together with
court for the relief prayed Tor.
Given under my hand, this 9th day yf Decem.
.r ISAAC THOMPSON
Justice of the Peace Township No &
li1 .2n I
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

SUPREME CoURr-Gosernor Haight ha.
appointed and commissioned Jackson Tenn
pie Justice Of the Supreme Court to fi
the vacancy occasioued by the resignation
OF Justice Sauderson. Temple i. fins law.
yer and man Of pure moral and poiitica
character, and the appointment must meet
With general approval tbroughou, The State
The members Of the Supreme court nov are
A. L. Rhodes. Chief Justice; Justices, J. b.
Crockett, Royal 7. Spr"gue, W. 7. wallar.
and Jackson Temple. One Republican and
four Democrats. It never rains but j,
pours.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

CRAIG's PATENT GLOBE NozzLx
paid visit to The claims Of Blackjack, Vor
rszzs & Co., few days since, to zee il
operation one Of Craig's Patent Globe Noz-
zles. 1t works to perfection, and gives the
highest satisfaction to those using it, Among
Tue improvements it possesses over the old
style is The ease and safety with which il
can be managed being able TO turn it in
any direction without stepping the stream.
and with very little labor. 1t slso throws
much more solid, aud consequently more
powerful stream, from the same fall and
amount Of water. The day We were upon
Spanish Hin, there were a large number oI
miners and others there, and the general
great improvement, and that it would soon
pay for itself in the COS, Of hose used on The
"id style OF pipe-no hose being needed or
used on the new pa:ent.--l. Ii. Nash is the
agent for this city, of whom all information
can be obtained. We would advise miners
to go and see it at work Mountain Dem.
ocrat
This is the patent Of r. R Il ]. Craig, OF
Nevada city, and brothers Of District At
torney Z. L. Craig, Of this county. They
have made engagements for the sale and
placing Of number Of these patent globe
nozz'es at work in claims in this county a,
Yankee Jims, Forest Hill. Bath, Michigan
Bluff, and other points. From ell accounts
ibis is vastly valuable invention in by
drauIic mining
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
coNSTA6LE'S SALE

Rf VIRTUE OF an Execution issued bv IT "
~ Starr, Justice Of the Peace of Townsbi n No
IT, Placer county, State Of California. or tbe
81 day OF December. A. D. 1869 and to me direct.
ed 10 favor of Peter Ahart and against 7 p
Nickerson, A. Cadwalader and ]. NJ. unLhnrJ
judgment Sl4S so, costs $40 IS. With ;n,sros,
from date on udgmen, at the rate Of nor oon.
per annum, have levied upcn, seized and viii
expose TO public sale, at the Ranch of :, ID umh
ourd and Others. known as the "Frencb Ranch ,,
on Coon Greek, on MONDAY. the jOlh nav .,
January, D. 1870, at the hour OF o,c,ocE ~
M. an The right, title, intcres. and claim Of the
sala '. n. NIcke@son. A. Cadwalader md I Al
huo'urd IN and to the following propertv ,v;nn
anu being IN Placer county, TO- Wit: Forty cor',s Ss
OF wood, more or less one On ritz mill tooeth.r .r
WIN engine, boiler. and the machinery t6ora,a,
belonging. Together with all and sinoniar ,ho
appurtenances thereunto belonging. "' 'n'
GEORGE SMALL.
Constable of Township NJ IN
Auburn, December lltb, lS69.-3wl io'
Inc aoove sale is postponed until MONDAY
January 3lst, 1870 at 2 o'clock Pm Rv 60 =,
Of Plaintiff. GEOpCE e., ny order
-, Constable Of Township No IN
Auonrn, January 18th, 1870 3w ''' w.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

IN WENT YOUR FooT.- Our neighbor has
got The Hall u Garrison bill on the brain.
Inc STRIPES says in substance that the "Sates
Rights Exposition" Was no. worth over
$1,000 Now We are iuformh iba, the Er,
position office was as good as the STRIPES
office and the paper made better appear
ancs than the Stripes. and yet the Central
Pacific Railroad Company paid Boggs, i. i.
understood, $4,000 for the Stripes effics.
Newspaper offices have sometimes a .on,in-
gent value, and If Crocksr & Co. could
have controlled Boggs they never would
have sent up $4,000 for the Office So
ns'gnoor' somslmes newspaper Offices ar.
worm more than tie mere type aud fixture.
cost.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
DIED.

At Linn, Mass, Dec goth, 1869, Thomas Iii e.
gins, uged II years.
Deceased was in the Mercantile business and
had beru sick but a short time with lung fever,
and wss a relative Of Charles and Thomas
Higgins OF Auburn.
AT the County Hospital, January 10Th. of dis.
ease oil the heart and aacursm, Jose Hidalgc,
native OF Chilli, aged about 30 years.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

huMossD.-Th' telegraph say. ,ba. Hon
70. Phslp'. cfSsn Mateo. county. form.,
stale Senator aud ex- Member OF Conor...
oa' been appointed collector of.he mort Of
San Francisco, '"
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
RAILROAD REPORT.

The following is the annual Report of the Cen
trail Pac6c Railroad OF California to the Secre
tary Of State of California, Of the operations of
the year ending the 3lst day Of December. 1865:
The Capital Stock is 100000 OOO The
amount thereof subscribed is s24679 900, and the
amount actually paid in is S24,6l2 $50. lsvsn
End. Total amount expended for purchase of
lands is s39. .209 A.; Tor the construction of the
road is $50. 1888 ,3l9 2S. For buildings, s4l3 1922
s6; for engineers, s2,o9s,567 81; for cars 81, ;
622.472 81.
4 3D. The amount of the Indebtedness Of the
Company is S37 .8l6,49S IL on roads. notes and
personal accounts, and the amount due the COM
pany S2.709753 46.
4ih. The amount received for transportation
Of passengers, OF property OF mails and express
matter. and from other business OF the road dur
ing the year is ~. .3l6.465 Is. 8., eel
5th. The amount OF freight transported dur
ing the year is Sl8l464.
9Th. The amount paid for the repairs Of en-
gines. cars. buildings and other expenses being
the Gu rrent expenses Of running the roa for the
year is Ss43.l66 81 and the amount paid Tor
taxes. Sl22.3O5 81, and the amount paid for in
terest s 81 ,O36,596 &c. amounting in all to 81 ;
OO2 ,O64 81. ! f'3
: 9TH. No dividends have been made.
Slh. The humber of engine houses and shops.
and OF engines and cars is as follows: Seven en-
glue houses, six rrpar shops. ne hu dred aud
forty locomotive engines, thirteen passenger cars
six baggage cars. two mail and express cars,
1888 freight cars, 95 dump cars, 70 hand cars, SO
section cars, 10 yard Cars, 81 iron cars, six snow
plows. r L..
Sworn to by Leland Stanford, President, E. II.
Miller, Jr., Secretary, and Mark Hopkins Treas
arer, on February 18th, 1869. .naH
SURVEYOR GENERAL We are indebted
10 Surveyor General J. w. Bost for a copy
OF bis bisnial report, covering a period OF
two years. from Nov. lss. 1867, to Nov. ls,,
1869. The report contains tables showing
the statistics Of The various counties as re-
turned BY Assessors, also q history Of our
State Land System. We return thanks for
the copy and will, as time permits, carefully
study its pages, and refer to them 10 future
numbers Of the Herald.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

NOTICE ishereby given that the unoers gned
IN has been appointed Admins rator OF the Es.
tate OF ABRAHAM GALLOWAY. deceased All
persons having claims against said Deceased are
requested TO present the same to the undersigned
AT Auburn within ten mouths from this date. or
the same will be forever barred
JOHN GALLOWAY, Admins traitor.
Auburn, January 22d, 1870. 3w.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
o ION SALOON.
HOLLIS & BISHOP, pronr;....,
0&o11Vr' Er0prket0t0.| n =
INC Brick Building, corner of Maan
"o EAST streets on the Plaxa.
Auburn, California. saf ffeiisvf

THiS NEW AND POPULAR SALOON IS
~ = now open for the accommodation or the vab.
,o. ns, VINO nave already occupied the premisss in
T UIee, and proceeded to make themselves at home.
,a .ne people know good liquors when they taste
,s EN- ana good cigars when they sasoke 'cm and
HNTnM 1ne1e'Sre when they have once been 70 lhe
Tha o. 'ney are bound to call again and repeat.
a, proPrietors VIII keep none but the best drti.
cles, and they fatter themselves that thev know
no" 70 mix and serve them, Call. c2..N.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
p PROPOSALS.

1t is really valuable medicine--ittfs used ~
many Physicians Boston 1rdueifer. jaal
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain aKillss.
which is the most valuable family nsticias Asw
in USE Tenn. Organ. I'd Qg 1871 a'gitafsre
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

1t has real merit; as means of removing pain,
no medicine has acquired reputntiOn eqsal -
Perry Davis Pain Killer-.Ne,cpors, KY, Dolly
.Ners
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

We can bear Testimony to the efficacy Of tAs
Pain Killer. We have seen its magic eject u
soothing the severest pain and know it to - .
good article - Cincinnati Dispatch. xxx, ~
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

A speedy cure for pain--no family should -
without it.-.Monffeal Transcript. l.r,y te--..
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
A MISTAKE.

Angeles Netcs has the following reference:
"P. Downey. ESQ.,. Of this city. has, at an
expense Of over forty thousand dollars, ersc
ted dis,illeriss, and after years Of expsn sive
and exhausiipg labor, discovered a method
Of extracting the fussI oil from grape bran
dy, and is nov manufacturing aud Offering
70 the trade, an article Of brandy upequalled
in any part OF France; but is no, equal to
the task of consum ng all. or even a suffi,
cieut quantity of the grapes produced to
create a healthy market for The producers"
II we understand rightly, "ths method
referred to is not Mr.. Downey's invention.
but is nothing more or less lban the new
process Of distillaiion invented by Mr.. Geo
Johnston Of Placer, and which we noticed
soms week or two since. The new nven
ton is destined to work an entire revolution
10 brandy making, and will be worth mil
lions to our State. At one process il pro-
duces pure article ot spirits that We have
seen being "a above proof-aud does away
with all necessity for rect lfcation. With il
California ie destined to become the finest
brandy reproducing State in the world.-Er
aniner.
The Examiners remarks are correct. The
inventor is Gorge w. Johnston, formerly
under Sheriff Of this county, and for many
years an esteemed aud respected citizen Of
Placer. Johnston. we believe, parted With
San Francisco, coppersmith, or connected
him with it in the business 10 some way,
but Johnson is the sole Inventor. We have
ard that Dewey obtained the consent OF
Johnston to apply his patent to his stills in
Los Angeles. and that is all. Why Mr.. p
Dowuey should allow such publications to 90
uncorrecled, if be is the clean grit we are a,
loss 10 understand.
New PATENrs.-The following are the
new Patents issued to Inventors for the
week ending December 2s,b: -..s.s
Propelling Appara.us.-E Averill, Sacra-
mepto, Cal.
Piston and Piston Packiug.-O. Collier
Sacramento. Gal .N' t4- g
Ball and Socket joint Randolph Raby
Craig and Joseph Craig, Nevada Cal.
Hydraulic Nozzs-Aaron Harris, La Porte,
CAL
Brake for Carriages. F. Lee,, Dayton,
Nevada.
Gang Plow.-Emersou E. Gore, Phoenix,
Oregon.
Salvs William W. Oglesby, Benton Or.
egon.
Machine for boring BlirdStnes.- Alberi
NJ. VIM, J,tfv,son Klndeberger, and
William Augustus Arnold, San Francisco
assignors 10 The inventors Association, ;
same place. 10 iI e.J J.... ~.
Harveser-Cut,sr. Frederick Wiltram, San
francisco. . ...... t......
REISSUE.
Carburletting Air for the Production oI
Light and Heat -Blakey Piling'on, Oak
land, Cal. assigned, by mesns assignment
Of James d. Jenkins. Annotated Janu-
ary 2sth, 1863 Scientific Press.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
Photographic Gallery.

sna Is now prepared to execute all branches OF
and "e a. IN tne latest most improved STYLE
.u.lae'ion .','' Warranted to ALI Pasrons.
Auourn. August Il, leG9.-mv. - ~
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MARRIED..

At Auburn, January 18th, by d. w. Spear,
county Judge. W. l.. MOORE to NELLIE B. RUSSELL
At CoIlax, Jan. l4th, by N. r, b. Traph agan,
J. p j. W. TAYLOR to MATTE PIPER.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22

An article of great merit and virtue.-Csss.
.VonpareH. t'Fi'6 %
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
NOTICE l!
PAIN KILlE r

No article ever attained such unbeundsd DeDA-
larty Salem Observer. rh il.sfiA
The Placer herald., 1870-01-22
Auburn Select School.
S. r. CHAZ0rTE, Teacher.

THE first Term for 1870 of this School having
l. commenced. the Teacher is prepared to re-
ceive Scholars. and guarantees that he will give
satisfaction to parents az 10 the mental improve
ment oil their children if placed under his charge