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The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

ONO LEorsLATURs Some doubt has ex-
isted as TO the probable political character
OF the Ohio Legislature, but since it has met
and organized. if the telegraph may be re
lied upon, the chances are in favor of the
Democray, indeed IL and the Independents
elected in Hamilton county, mainly by DEM
ocratic votes, haveaconirollfd the organiza-
lien Of both bou.es. This is great advan-
tage gained, ard is likely to result in a
working Democratic quasi majority in both
houses We look upon this as the defeat Of
the Fifteenth Amendment, so far as Ohio is
concerned. Ysterdsy's dispatches inform Us
tha, Lewis d. Campbell, former Wing
Congressman from The Buttlsr CO. district,
but now Democrat. or acting with the
Democrats, introduced bill in the Senate
vote Of The people at the October election
Of tbis year, for ratification or rejection. II
10 probabls that this move has been rendered
the support of the Independents, or Reform
ers a. they are called, indeed we do not see
how even Republicans can oppose bill so
fair and jusl 10 all parties. The Governor
Of Ohio has no veto and when the bill passes
both houses, it is a law. The people Of
Ohio will never ratify the fifteenth Amend
meut, DOR would the people Of any OF the
Central, Western or Northwestern States,
with the possible exception Of Iowa, had
they the privilege Of a direct vote on the
question. The Fifteenth Amendment has
no: been ratified by the will and choice Of
Elk States in the Union, nor could it be
was it to-day submitted 10 the popular vote
The whole thing has been sickenipg, dis
gusting and outrageous fraud upon the pso-
pie. sI r. .. .t. 1
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

NEW YORK REsCTyDs.-Tbe mongrels having n
majority in the last legislature of New YORK,
though the majority Of the people were against
them, ratified the Niger State Abnegation Fit
teenth Amendment. Last Fall the Democrats
carried tho State by over thirty thousand majori-
ty eccing also majority in both the Senate and
Assembly On Wednesday of this week joint
resolutions were parsed through both hous"s, re-
scnding the action of the former legislature on
the Fifteenth Amendment and witbdr wing its
assent to the measure. Thus New York has cor
rected her record and placed herself square
against that odious amendment. Why don't the
Governor of California send in this mongrel
spawn aud let our Legislature also spit upon it,
and kick it out OF the State house.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

Nothing has yet surpassed the Pain Killer.
which 10 the most valuable family medicine now
in uss.- Tenn. Organ. ~
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

1t has real merit; as a means of removing bain.
no medicine has acquired a reputation susal to
Perry Davis Pain Kilsr.-.Netcpoyt, Ky, Dolly
.Necs.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

WE are indebted 10 some Hon gentleman for
a large assortment of public State documents.
The package contained no marks by which we
could determine who TO return thanks to or we
would do so.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08
DIED,

AT the County Hospital, Dec. 29th of Pneumo
Bronchitis. P. S. McGough, aged 32 years, ior-
merly oil Missouri
At Gold Run, January lst, 1870, Peter Thomp-
son aged 40 years.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

1t is really valuable medicins--it is used Av,
many Phyiicans- Boston 1raueiler. iani
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

speedy cure for pan--no family should bs
without it.-.Montreai Transertpt.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

WHY DoxT YOU READ SoME-Thc Stripes
keep, spluttering about the Hall Il Garrison bill
passing the Senate by nearly strict party vote,
when it had not passed at all. Why dont you
read the papers and not be laughed at by every
one
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

An article Of great merit and virtue - CHM.
.NonpareH. ........... saas.r
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

STATE LIBRARIAN Placer county pre-
sen,s an admirably suited candidate for this
position. Without rejecting on bis oom-
petitors, We can truly say that K. 0. Cra-
vens would make spendid librarian, one
that would be fully competent and alwsy'
ready, willing and accommodating.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

To BE CONTINUED. The Stripes will appear
next week. We judge 70 because there are two
stories in it marked d ''to 10 continued
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08
p AIN kIIIE r ,

No article ever attainei such unboun AIDED po>s-
larity. Salem Observer. -
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

TuANKs TO Hon. NJ. II. Calderwood, Assembly
man, Tor valuable public documents.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08
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M A R R led.

In San Francisco. December 29th, X. 3. SouLE
10 Miss SUSAN NJ. CURRIER.
The Placer herald., 1870-01-08

THOMAS BOYCE, No. so. Exchange Build
Ing. on California stree San francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions a that city for the HERALD, and re-
cept for the same. s-..
n. W. STARR, OF LINCOLN, sauthorized to act
a. our agent in that place.
p E. WEBER, is authorized 10 act as oui
agent in Gold Run and vicinity.
B. D. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent at
Michigan Bluff. u
THOMAS DUNN isi authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill:' ~,
HUDSON & MENET, are our authorized sole
agents in New York. All orders Tor publication,
unless accompanied with tie money, must come
through them to insure attention.
G. A. HEA7ON is Authorized TO act as our
agent for Sacramento. Post Office Box 22S.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
LAKE FOR SALE,

- Chestnut Hill Philadelphia; ten minutes walk from depot;
COUNTRY SEAT; lawn Of nearly adorned with
eoe hrnhr ~ abundance evergreen iuit and shade most
miles rich country modern pointed
house COACH ice and Eoass failing
spring Of pur water; lake for boating all stocked with Hounan
front carp beautiful with of rapids through the
meadow Apply PRICE. the premises to Tie Tribune
Ohce, where photograph may be seen
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
feaai Notices.

CUPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY
- PETBR BERGEN .nd JOHN MORRIS Trustee. under the last
vii snd tsstamsnt SIMON BERGEN decreased Plaintiff sgn
JOHN HALL, CHARLES n HALL, ROBERT CUSNINGIOS, aud
KATHERINA ERNST, rld Com not
seryed To defendants JOHN HALL CHARLES n HALL ROB
RRr CUNNlsGTON AMI KATHERINE ERNST. You sc hereby
required the complaint 10 this action which
will se in the ofce ths Clerk o the County Of Kings the
City o Brooklyn County OF Kings State OF New
the complaint the
subscriber Mechanics Bask Buildings Of McnA
said City Of BROOKLYN within twenty days after
the d this exclusive Of NE day Of such ser's
fail the said complaint within the time Acesad the
plaintiffs this action VII apply 70 the Coa for the relief Demanded In
n, compsint-Dsted hsrb IS l810 JOHN T. NORRIS.
Pands Atorpey Montague and Court streets breokyn
The complaint this Sled the f day Of mse 1910
o Ce Of he Kings the tbe
CITY Of Broellyn Kiass Cssaty sae Of New Yort.
n lawn JOHN p. NORRIS Psat1t Attorney.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Uestebesier Counip Real estate for Sale

A GRE of LAND and 2-stOry HOUSE, near
~ Mordsania Depot. Price 5000 5000 with lots Terms
easy Inquire Of AEGELL, Printer, 40 Fourth.ave.
EOR SALE-A very handsome and desirable
COUNTRY SEAT; unsurpassed; house contains II rooms
with large cement CELLAR water in chen barn stable and carnage
Of shade and bearing also plenty OF
small ar Railroad 81 miles from New-f ork, minutes
walA from Mount Ksco Inquire OF T. j. BRIGGS Co..
Chambers-t.
GREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLACE,
~ Mamsroneck depot Nevaven X good
house house Of ni plenty Of fruit good location
hh grounds schools immediate possessions pnce
5000 brick HOUSE IN Harlem 10 rooms
ss5O0 Owner A. SPENCER Carpet Dealer No 28l Grandst
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Real estate TO gflbange.

A FINE PLOT of LOTS on Tenth-ave to
"A EXCHANGE for improved property.
NJ A. RULASD Co., Beekman-st, n Y.
EXCHANGE or for Sale-Farm of 220 acres;
dwelling all other onthnlngs
trout pond fruits all kinds large and small abundance, well
vaiere; high OF cultivation; 75 he moved by ma
chine; ii miles from Peksk Depot ~ Y. well adapted 70 et
price $1,000 free OF Dcumhnce Apply TO X r. BkRkEN, 10
iaurensM st. or d. G. McCoTTER, l61 BoSlvsy, NeTlork City
L'OR EXCHANGE-A valuable RESIDENCE
IL at Elizabeth for drst-cass CITY RESIDENCE. -.
BROOKFIEID, ~ Cedar 81.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28

hspdsoms MANSION containing " rooms WIN all modern I'm
proemea billiard room ke ke carriage hou sAbe aha an secs
10 land Of which 10 s~n ana garen
wsh saed and ud commands extensive and ssse views s.s
JssSL hsairs u uOnER MORGAN, 2hssN N""j
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The use of washed or fraudulent stamps on
any deed lease, or other paper rend, liable 10 for
feiture well the stamps thereon aud the user To
nne and imprisonment.
Safety i insured by purchasing at Stamp Depart
intn as this Bank is the depot for the sale Of Revenue
htamps direct from the Government
Ihe following rates Of discount are allowed TO pur-
ehasers:
~ W Nv ...i......u.....,........,s per cent
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
AUG ~ SALES OF NEW-YORK REAL ESTATE.
BY A ). BLEECKER, son & Co-CoLUMBIA CoLLEG
AUCTION sA1Es oE pAssAIc. y. j. REAL ESTATE

A. u. NELLIE Il, jR., & BEO.
fronting Blud-st Fcuer
f-outrr Howsr5- A
. z-rlt0 fronting on Bonst U Graham III
2jrlgO. aoinng Schuebmuter, each 2O
lo-. 2sxIuO OF Is M last \ Yale each...............
ots 2tTl10 alonng Yale each .............. 2l74
os ? 4 east sde Bond It, Yale each .,........... az
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Brooklnn ilcal Gstate for 6alc.

E0R SALE-On Hicks-st., Brooklyn, within
I've minutes walk Of Wast Ferry, ourory hncs and stone
DWELLING English basemen with furnace. gas bath Tarcoer
&c will be sold cheap the residing Europe fnoe sO
COO Apply to A. b. DAVENPORT, Agent l57 hontaguesI
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Aueiion Sales of Real Cstate.

A UCTlON SALE.
"a S b. GOODALE. Auctioneer
By s. II. GOODALE a Co.,
: and West Twenty .thirf-si, Fhh ave. Hotel
win s FRlDAi Apn - lot O'Clock, the hrs class furniture
eonapei f1uro brwnstone residence NO. II West
Wenty Fifth and SIhAyes, VIZ; Large French
miors wilton velvet Brussels and nsa CARPETS
gat paror bedroom Of rosewood black Walnut and mahog
s, back walnut marble top and wsnd Rosewood hat
plate costly psrlor ornaments osye piano
bedding Of the beet; also glassware and
catalogue at the ohee OF the Aueioneer or
Al the bOuse
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
at AUCTION, ON TUES

A BSOLUTE SALE at AUCTION, on TUES
"A DAY MAY at y EIchange halesroom-hORIHWL LSI
CORNER HOUSTON AND MIR, ERSTSstory, attic basement
cellar hghtoop hne AIt0 With eIenson lot Z5re
Particular Of STANLEY DAY Auconeef III Broadway basement
A and b.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-28
Ocean Cleaners.

DED HORSE HOTEL,
IL Known to Americans Washington fryihgs Hotel,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4 NCHOR LINE.-STEAM TO GLASGOW,
"A LIVERPOOL and LONDONDERRY,
hon 90 North River.
CAMBRIA, SATURDAY, Apnl 90,
eyeryS SATURDAY ther, after.
Cabin rassage sos; Intermediate 49, Steers9e, ssI
'e''"s "'A'' ' HENDERSON BROTHERS, Agents,
J Bowling green
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
A BrOatlsidc for Humbugs.

incompetence and assurance generally 60
hand in hand, and Of all the tribe of pre-
tentious knownothings with which society
is afflicted, the unscientific "medicine men,
who attempt 10 tamper with the health of
the community are the most dangerous
and the most impudent.
So much by way of Text. Now for spe-
cial and particular application.
II appears that a mushroom growth of so
called "Bitters," is springing up under diff
ferent names in varieus localities, particu-
larly in the Southern and Western States,
which the vendors have the hardihOod to
recommend to easy-going people upon
whom they think they can impose, as a
substitute for HoStetter's Stomach BitterS,
and best IN dedicated stimulant and invigor-
ant the world affords.
The connections referred to being COM
posed of worthless material, offer a larger
margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic
and hence the anxiety Of dollar worship
ping dealers to foist them upon the public
in its place.
But "forewarned is forearmed," and all
parties whom these distinguished @ beings
are endeavoring to coax and inveigle into
substituting trash for q standard remedy,
are hereby informed of the selfish and sor-
did motives which underlie the representa-
tons in question.
The great popularity and vast sales of
Hostetter's Bitters cannot, of course, be Sc
riously impaired by these tricks of trade"
but as the debiltated and suffering have a
direct interest in the matter, il is only an
act OF common humanity TO put them on
their guard.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08

A correspondent Of the Parkersburg
Times makes some grave charges
against General Corr and some of his
Radical friends which will not tell well
for the General in his campaign. That
correspondent says:
"While it is true that the two legis-
lators last named (Goff and Farms
WORTHY have always strenuouslv op-
posed the promotion OF European i'm
migration to this State, / have never
heard General Golf charged with any
thing more definite in connection with
the subject, than the expression that he
would have nothing to do with it." 1t
is his uncle, Hon. Nathan Goff, who so
persistently denounced what he called
1.-THE importation of Dutch and Irish
paupers at State expense" 1t is fair
to let every tub stand on its own bot
tom. AS the matter stands, those who
will not support General Gof, will
either abstain altogether, or cast their
ballot for his political opponent, if he
be an acceptable man. Honest and
independent voters are easily kept out
Of a County or State Convention ring,
but all the rings combined cannot
drum them out Of the Republican party
for scratching ticket or a platform
they had no voice in getting up, and re-
pugnant to their conscience"
1t is very natural that General Corr
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08

IT seems that the Mtslhgeacer can al
ways find room to publish grave mis-
representations against members of the
Democratic party, but seldom space to
correct them. A short time ago il pub
lished a false and slanderous communi-
cation assailing the character of Hon.
JOHN j. DAVIS. The author was made
10 give a card of unqualified retraction,
and it was published in the last Clarks-
burg Conservative, with the polite re-
quest that the Intelkgencer would copy
il. But the MtelIgencer has not done
so, though it should have done so
promptly. At the same time, how
ever, it publishes batch Of. SANDER
Gus correspondence from Charleston
assailing the character and conduct of
other Democrats there. Is that the
way to de- fairly with party or much
less with citizens?
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
Another Fuss i'm the Family.

Serious Republican dissentions grow
so rapidly on us in various portions OF
the State that it is difficult to keep pace
in announcing them. The disaflection
to GoFF is widespread and outspoken,
and now we see from the Mincnai County
Gazette, Republican, that McGREw Is
not much if any better situated That
paper says:
1--WE hear of considerable complaint
from different portions of this Con-
gressional District, growing ont of the
nomination of Hon. J. C. McGrew for
Congress, some claiming that they are
not bound by the action Of the Conyen-
ton that nominated him, and others
avowing that they intend to run an in
dependent candidate. This state of af-
fairs is much to be deplored, and is the
very thing the Democratic party il
working for. If they can prevail on
some sore-headed Republicans to bolt
and by this means get up dissensons in
the party, they expect 10 nave some
chance to win, and will in a degree
have gained the point they are striving
for.
This is distressing state of affairs in
the Second District, and we tender our
Republican friends the pious coincidence
and tears of the Democratic party. The
fact is there must be a new and fresh
set of mules on the track in this State,
and McGREw had better retire along
with the rest
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
The Great Crime OF RadicaIisn,.

When the people of this State re-
member that the Registration laws and
Constitutional Amendment which ex-
clude thousands of our best citizens
from the common right of the ballot, and
which originally denied them even the
right of serfs, were enacted after the
close of the war, when peace and concili-
alton should have been cultivated every
where, it does seem TO us impossible
that any honest man can hesitate for a
moment to denounee the legislation as
the most oppressive and shameless on
record. 1t was even infinitely worse
than the reconstruction acts of Congress,
for they were intended to apply only to
States which they pretended needed re-
construction, and they have long since
ceased to operate in any State save
Georgia. But the legislation in this
State had no such purpose in view.
The organization Of the State was COM
plete, and all of her citizens were tired
of war and engaged in the peacible
avocations of life. At that moment, in
cold blood, the Radical party OF this
State enacted the odious restrictions that
now Cypress our people for no purpose
whatever but to retain possession of the
government which they have so shame
lessly abused! Had such laws been en-
acted during the war there might have
been some reason and excuse advanced
for them by their friends, bat this oppres-
sion came after the war, and it has
been retained in full force and vigor for
five years, when at any meeting Of the
Legislature it was in their power TO
have removed the oppression from the
people. And even now, in the sixth
year of peace, the perpetrators OF tins
crime make little disguise Of the fact
that the only reason they have for de-
laying the immediate repeal of these
restrictions is the fear that it would at
once place the State government into
the hands of the Democratic party
This is the milk in the cocoanut-the
prize-money of their piratical raid upon
the liberties of the people.
In Virginia and every rebel State a
free ballot has been given to the people
of both colors even by the Odious re-
construction acts of Congress; but here
in West Virginia, loyal State, it is
only every negro who is admitted to the
ballot while thousands Of white native
born citizens are excluded Such
state ofthings as this cries TO the reason
and honor of all men for redress, if not
TO Heaven for vengeance, and we con-
iidently believe that such redress will
come by Democratic triumph in Oc-
tober.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08

Do Radical newspapers claim the
right to publish slanderous cOmmuni-
cations assailing the character OF private
citizens, and then, after refusing to give
mp the name OF the author, expect to
escape personal responsibility? This
would really seem to be the case in
Charleston and some other localities.
and if it be correct then private charac.
ter is at the mercy Of scribbling SIAN
derers and the press no better than the
public ltbertine, or the nymph of the
pave.
In Charleston the other day Repub-
lican newspaper published coarse
communication assailing the private
character OF two private citizens named
SNYDER in the most offensive manner,
and one of the young men, who was
entirely innocent of any offense against
society, called on the editor, ATKINSON,
for the authorship ATKINSON refused
TO give it to him, whereupon SNYDER,
unarmed in any way, slapped his jaws.
ATKINSON undertook 10 resist with q
large bludgeon, but SNYDER, wrestling
the weapon from his hands, proceeded
10 cane him severely.
And now this personal difficulty be-
tween an editor and citizen is attempted
10 be manufactured into a great cock,
bull and Ku-Klux story by some of
the. Radical press and Charleston cor
respondents, and it is represented to
have been o Democratic conspiracy 10
MAIN and kill q Radical editor, and
destroy the Radical party! They howl
over it like so many whipped spanniels,
and the news will no doubt be heralded
to Washington as fresh and indisputa
BILE evidence that new rebellion is on
hand in this State.
We have it rs q rule never to make the
personal difficulties of citizens the sub
ject of newspaper comment, but when,
as in this case, such q difficulty is at.
tempted to be manufactured into party
ammunition by those who seem to be as
destitute of truth as they are of honor,
we do not hesitate to say that an editor
who will publish personal attack of a
private or public character and refuse
to giveup the authorship when demand
ed, ought to be caned and caned well.
Let such men and their canting apollo
gists howl on.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
sThe Heated Term is Coming.

The summer months will very soon be
fairly ushercd in with their sultry weather
and long train of diseases. 1t is the season
when nature can do little in recuperafinS
our exhausted strength, and when we are
required to fortify our physique against the
dangers arising from the universal preva-
lency of sickness. The only true safeguard
is that sure and reliable tonic and invigor-
ator MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS, which
is endorsed and recommended by the med
ical faculty and by unnumbered thousands
of persons in every city, town, and village
in the country, who have tested its remedial
virtues, and, by its aid, preserved or recov-
cred their health. II will purify the Blood
and Secretions; cure every form of 1ndiges-
ton, and afford immediate relief in cases
of Dysentery, Collie, Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, and kindred diseases. Provide your
self RoW against time of need. Delays are
often dangerous.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
and the Republican party should be op.

and the Republican party should be OPP
posed to emigration from any quarter
into this State, for the odious Jaws
which they have imposed on the peo-
pie are well calculated to effectually
deter large emigration, as well as to
drive out hundreds of her best native
population. While it may be true that
General GoFP's uncle" was the author
of the insulting language to the dutch
and Irish" attributed to him, yet the
expression conceded to General GoFF
himself and his course in the Leglsla-
ture show, that he. too is bitter enemy
of our German and Irish fellow citizens
who have their homes in this State,
and is bitterly opposed to any OF their
countrymen emigrating amongst US,
Corr and his tyrannieal party want to
own this State and her people, and they
really hold in their breeches pocket q
bill of sale on them in the registration
laws and amended constitution. They
will be stripped of their robbery, how
ever, at the close of this campaign.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-07-08
peneral Con Not the Nominee.

We make the following selection
from the Parkersburg Times for the
special benefit of the L'telligc"cer and
its pet candidate for Congress in this
district: y
THE Wheeling hateligencer in its
issue of July I'd, Eliminates in savage
article of about a columns length,
against our Times, in a manner as. to
lead us to the belief that that concern
is greatly vexed at the temerity Of the
Times in opposing the hstelligencers pet
candidate for Congress. We are not
disposed, TODAY, to- answer the nice
points of that conceited sheet, but prom
ise to expose soon the hollowness of its
daring charges, and its own wavering
course. We will assert this much, on
this occasion, that General n. Golf, Jr.,
is not the nominee Of the people Of this
district, and whether the Times will be
able to influence a single Republican
or not against the pet candidate of the
Mtelhqsncer, the election on the fourth
Thursday of October next will fully
demonstrate. That fast candidate will
be taught a lesson, which it will be
well for him and his friends to heed.
The clique and ring rule is doomed to
be wiped out Of existence. y
As the Times is a good Republican
paper and had full insight into the
proceedings of the Radical Convention,
the tale it tells and the prediction ii
makes as to the nomination and defeat
of GoFF are not without their signifi'
canoe. We hope the article will moi
escape the attention Of the nte'hgencer
Corr will have to send some of hi:
money Or his relations money down tc
| Parkersburg.