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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-30

CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN g. CO.,
OPPOSITE PosT-OFFICE,
are now opening large and varied assortment OF
new and elegant
JAPANESE SILKS.
JAPANESE POPLINs,
GRENADINES
SUIT CLOTHS,
and other
DRESS GOODS.
ALSO
LACE POINTS tsoms very smalll,
PARAsoL COVERS.
LACE SETS,
LACE HANDKERCHIEFs,
LACE COLLARS.
In endless variety. that cannot fall 10 please.
All In want Of DRY GOODS are advised to give
US call, as our prices are as low as the lowest,
and our assortment varied and complete.
ap22 CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
CONE AND LOOK
e27 bro D ST R E q T, 627.
HIRSH & GUGGENHEIMER'S
second supply of
SPRING AND SUMMER DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS OF every description, from l2sc.
to any price;
JAPANESE POPLINS at very low prices;
Our stock of WHITE GOODS cannot be surpass.
ed by any house In Richmond for price CT
quality;
WHITE, STRIPED and PLAID ORGANIZES
MARSEHLEs, all colors and figures;
LINEN LAWNS ct ESQ.,,
wHALEBoNE CoRsETs at scc.,
WHITE and CHECKED MATING,
COATS'S COTT soc. per dozen.
We would respectfully Invite
ALLIN NEED OF DRY GOODS
to call and see II tn I can do any better.
HIKSH g. GUGGENHEIMER.
! I s + d 5 s$s$nss, Statesmen. .D,.
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THE MOST IMPORTANT CASE
WHICH HAS EVER BEEN
UNDER CONSIDERATION HAS AT LAST
BEEN DECIDED
THAT JULIUS sYCLE SELLS THE CHEAP
EST GOODS IN TIE CITY.
He Is receiving daily In addition to large and
well-selected stock, fresh supply OF FINE
DRESS GOODS Of the latest styles.

Printemps beautiful shades at csc. worth 400. !;
Plaid Poplins at S5c, cheap at Soc. Striped Grena
dimes at COO, sold at DOC. Japanese Popins, plaid,
Whalebone Corsets at s5c.; Linen Handkerchief
ut s5c. per dozen, cheap; Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs at 2oc., cheap at 40c. Huckaback Towels at
Ice Lace Collars, Colarets, and Illusion Capes :;
Lace Handkerchiefs, Valenciennes, Laccs, apd
Edgings, In real and humiliation goods.
WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOOD
Plain, Plaid, and Striped Nainsooks at 25c.;
Plaid and Striped Organizes; Soft-fnish Cam
brics, forty-fve inches wide, at s7lc.; India
Twills Dimity for sklrting; Quilts white and
colored), all sizes and prices; Piques checked
and corded from Csc. upward; Linen BoSOmss
plain land rutled, CSC. and upward; Percale5 and
Lawns; Creton's and Chinese Cloth for suits !;
Table uamask, NapkinB, and Doyles good Kid
Gloves ut $l.25.
SHAWLs, sHAWLS,
Lace-Points, full line: Black and Colored
Silks ut all prices; large 8tock OF Caesimero,
Doeskins and Neltons, for GENTS and boys wear;
ali of which VIII be sold at The lowest prices at
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
4SBroad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Closed on SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are With me, and will
be pleased TO see their friends j. WIENBURG, J.
j. TURNER, GEORGE SwABACHER, w. POWERS
and w. j. EGGLEsroH. ap2
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BY Paine & Co Auctioneers.

T ARGE AND SPECIAL CATALOGUE
L SALE.-On WEDNESDAY the 27th instant,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our ware
house, by catalogue, Il very large and attractive
"'' FRESH SpRfNG DRY GOODS,
now receiving, and comprising a full variety OF
new and choice goods suited 10 the spring trade.
250 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
mostly prime goods. among which will be found
variety of Philadelphia city-made ladies', misses
and childrcn's shoes.
Also, several invoices Of mems and boys
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
comprising 4 large assortment of L linen, Mar.
seillcs C0ttonade. and Fancy Cashmere and
Tweed Coats and Pants with great variety of
Calico, Cashmere, and Tweed Overshirts, &c.
ALSO,
UMBRELLAS,
TRAVELLING BAGS,
TABLE OILCLOTHS, &C., &C.
PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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FOE RENT.

T1OR RENT, FOUR ACRES OF LAND
AT THE NEW FAIR GROUNDS, lying
between The railroad and the Hermi,ase r9ad si1
for many purposes, especially those requiring the
use OF water. Applyto - .n,rpcoc
ap 27-1 D. L.. Al --H2O
nor RENT, the IRON-FRONTG
+ STORE No III Main street presently sa isI
NAV! Apply to WILLIAM S. DOMAIN or
John ASHER. SP La--iN
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A NELEGANTPRIVATE RESIDENCE
n FOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
CULPEPER COURTH0USE.-By virtue OF a de-
cree Of the Circuit Court Of Petersburg made at
It's last November term, In the suit of Freeman's
administrator VS.. Wright and wife, and others,
the undersigned commissioners will sell ut public
auction on FRIDAY the 9Th day OF MAY, 1870.
on the premises, to the highest bidder that vaua-
Bile and commodions BRICK DWELLING AND
LOT known ss the Freeman property. With the of
tire of the above thriving village. 1t is most ell
gible summer residence for those who may want
country retreat. The houseis OF the best in the
village with slate roof containing six or eight
rooms, and u passage extending through the length
of the house above and below stairs, vii capa-
cious parlors and chambers and porches both
front and rear, with u beautiful yard and excel
lent garden.
TERMS OF SALE Cash enough to pay costs of
resale and the balance that may be due on the first
instalment from the late purchaser supposed TO
be 81 200) on the day of sale, and the residue OF
said purchase money to be paid on the 18th day Of
August, 1870; the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved personal security, and the title to be re-
tanned until the purchase money shall be fully
paid.
THOMAS Il. HILL,
GEORGE s. BERNARD,
NJ, ,tuatD
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FURNITURE AND MATTRESS
L WAEEROOMS.-Up s.airs, opposite the
post-ofice, Main street, You VIII hnd In Two o.
varied assortment of PARLoR, CHAMBER and
DINING-ROOM FURNITURE In the State, OF
every variety OF style and finish. Also Mattresses
and Spring Beds made to order In any style de
sired Our stock Of CHAMBER Fnrn,aare Seing g
Establishment from S3s to $500. We have reduced
the prices Of all goods, and We are now selling
about as low as we did fifteen years ago.
We invite all in want OF good, substantial Fur
niture to examine Our assortment before buying.
We have goods to suit all par.ies-the rich or the
moor. HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-ohice Main street,
e1e Richmond, Va.
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pOSTPONENIENT.


In consequence OF the melancholy calamity at
the capitol t0-dIy we have adjourned the above
sale until MONDAY next, May Cd, when it will
take place, commencing at II O'Clock,
ap % PAINE Il CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Cook 8 Laughton. Auctioneers'
corner of Governor and Franklin streees'
PhKLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
sPLENDID MIRRORS
VELVET CARPETS, &C., &C.,
AT AUCTION.
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Tides wANTED.-Highest market
I'll price paid in cash for DRY AND GREEN
HIDES by EULST q KING.
10 IA la22 Main street.
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Sale conducted by A. G. PULLIAM, Auctionecr
an l9-eOd
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
coNsTAHLE'S sALe.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued by 81. ",
d Starr, Justice OF the Peace Of Township NJ.
10, Placer county State Of California, on The
Sd day OF December, A. D, 1869 and 70 Ne direct
ed in favor OF Peter Ahart md ngainst ,. ~
Nickersen, A. CadwaladeY and }. NJ Hubbuvd!
Judgment Sl48 so, costs $50 So, wifi interest
from date on judgment at the Sate Of per cent;
per annum | have levied upon seized and wnl
expose to public sale. at the Ranch o4 said HUB
burd and Others known the "French Ranch !,
on Coon Creek, on MONDAY. the 10th aay os
January, A. d. 1870, at the hour OF O'Clock, ?.
NJ all the right, title, interest and claim OF the
said J. X. Nickerson. A. Cadwalader and J. n.
Hubburd in and to the following property lying
and being in Placer county, to-wit: Forty cords
of wood, more or less one Quartz mill, together
with engine, boiler. and the machinery thereto
belonging. Together with all and singular the
appurtenances thereunto belonging.
--..t...+. GEORGE SMALL, .a.
Constable Of Township No. 10.
Auburn, December lth l869.-2w.
II. = sv ,o0;e e.c is postponed until MONDAY,
January 3ist, 1870 at z o'clock p. n. b ..asr
of Plaintiff. GEORGE SMALL.
Constable of Township No. 10.
Auburn, January 18th, lS10.-3w. I4aas.r
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
MISCELLANEOUS
81 M NJ oNo.

State Of California, County Of Placer. In JUS
tees Court of Township No. 8.
The People Of the State Of California to d. ~
HaLLIGA.N, Greeting.
VOU are hereby Summoned to appear before
i me at my Office or at the Office Of my sue
ccssor in Township Number Six Placer coun-
~, State Of California, within fifteen days
after final pubca tion Of this summons, TO an
swer the complaint OF Frank Holman, wherein
he prays judgement against you for the sun Of
Two Hundre0 and Eleven Dollars and fu W
seven eents, (s211 ~ in an action for Hay sold
aud delivered to you at your request In The year
A. d. 1868. Ia ss..s,-....,.s.
And take notice If you fail 10 appear and an-
river, plaintiff will take judgment against 700 iin
default, in the sum Of S2ll Al, together Wnh'
interest and the costs Of sait, and apply to said
court for the relief prayed Tor. s axfs1iaaz
Given under my hand, this eth day II Deosm'
Der, A. D. 1869. -
Justice Of the Peace Township Ne. s.;
Ia d. srf4as-t
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
THE NEW COUNTY.

The friends 81 The osw county Of DonSsr
are piling up The agony in getting up sta.
tis,cs showing the probable value OF prop
erty to bs embraced 10 the new county
They succeeded in getting into the San
Francisco Examiner what The Truckes 1ri.
June says we're the misstatements Of some
irresponsible scribblsr as the real value o.
the assessable property in the proposed new
county. The Tribune further says:
In regard to the matter tf debt We would
have 10 assume we are satisfied 10 rick the in
crease of taxes 10 meet it. 1t will not reach al
the outside $5S,00O, Of which not more than $40
900 will be an actual debt, for the portion com
ing from Placer will bring along with it an eqna
amount Of unasscssable stock in the Central Pa
cifc Railroad Company.
Then the new county wants about S4o ,0OC
OF our railroad stock. Then it mus. as
sumo an equal amount Of bonds upon which
this stock was issued, bsfors Placer can con
sent to the passage OF tbs bill. Placer coun
ty owes yet about $3.50, 900 principal and
interest on her railroad bonds. and the NOV
ers Of the new county matter must find the
owners OF enough OF these bonds who will
release Placer and accept the county o.
Donner, in the event OF its creation, for the
payment, principal and interest. OF forty
eight Of these 81, 900 bonds. If these bond
holders will not trust the new county, OF
course Placer cannot trust it. The Legisla'
ture cannot possibly pass bill doing SO
great an injustice to Placer until this is ar
ranged There is said to he wheel within
wheel 10 this matter, which is this. Give
the new county Meadow Lake Township Of
ef Nevada. Gyausasy and iusn sdad fu 4Yesesla.
county Rose Bar Township Of Yuta county
embracing Smarisville. 'rimbuctoo and g
valuable section Of country on the west, and
then make Grass Valley the County Seat oI
Nevada county. We 90 not know tha! ouT
Truckee friends are aware OF this, but the
people of Nevada city and Yuba county will
find it out il they take the pains to enquire
in the right quarter. Make Placer whole
by relieving her from any and all respoosi-
blity for the payment Of the proportion Of
Railroad bonds due BY the new county in
proportion TO the number OF miles Of road
she takes and we are content otherwise the
people Of this county will protest, as one
man, against the outrage.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
MARTINS FEE AND SALARY BILL.

We are indebted to Asseublymen Power
and Csldsrwood each for copies Of q printed
bill introduced by Assemblyman Martin Of
Butte county 10 regulate fees and Salaries.
We have not had time to Examine the bill
carefully, but find some Inconsistencies ln it
that need explanation or amendment. we
find .hst the allowance 10 The Assessor Of
Placer is raised to $4,000, while in FL Do
RADIO the same officer can only get $4,000.
The great fight 10 the Republican Conven-
vepton here last Summer was on the pom
iua,ion for Assessor, il! being deemed the
best office 10 the county, asd under the old
law, or the one under which The election was
haId, the utmost cent be could receive was
81 500. How did Mr.. Martin come to raise
this officers pay, or who saw and prompted
hint Scrip 10 Fl Dorado county is worth
60 cents, while 10 Placer il is about par,
70 that, 10 fact, the Assessor Of E! Dorado
gets but 81 200 for doing about the same
work that we are to pay $4,000. This same
thing occurs with the Clerk Of the Board OF
Supervisors, County Treasurer. etc. Did
these things happen because FL Dorado has
Democratic delegation in the Legislature
who are more modest than our Republicans
from Placer, or beca use the officers to be
affected in Ell Dorado are Democrats, while
those Of Placer are Republicans Will
Mr.. Martin answer. or will our delegation
answeri Mr.. Martin must bass got bis in
formation or prejudices from some source
and the question is. who did be get them
from This bill is chuck full Of these queer
things. and We ask the Democratic mem
bers OF the Legislature 70 leave Placer coun.
tvs county officers ont Of this bill, or at
least wait until they &c! further light from
this county.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

CoNTEMPTIBLE mail facilities Of
this community are now in a more wretched
soudition than they have ever before been
since we have had a postoffice in Auburn,
which dates back for period OF some eigh'
teen years. We think our Postmaster is
. not at fault; indeed, as a general thing. we
think the p. Ms do their duties, and that
the whole fault lies with the route agents,
and with them alone We file four or five
daily exchanges, and fully one sixth Of them
never come to hand, and about one fourth
of these that do come pass by this office
and return from another direction 10 three
i. or four days after they are due. We have
three daily exchanges in Nevada county, and
one-haf Of them never reach this Office and
a large portion Of those that do reach us
have gone through TO Sacramento or San
Francisco. and come back to us from these
places two or three days old. Nearly one
half of our Eastern exchanges never reach
rs and God only knows where they do 60
60. Il is not the fau!t OF mailing clerks 10
newspaper offices for tbsy always make up
,he mail from lists before them and rarely,
if ever, make mistakes. This matter is Sc
rous, and it is time the whole public send
petitions to the Department TO have this
whole batch of. worthless route agents dis
missed, and decent, competent men put on
in their places.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

SERIOUS DISASTER Tuesday last a cave
took place in the North America Hydraulic
claims, owned by the Van Eman brothers, at
Michigan Bluff, in which three men were serious
ly if not fatally injured. Alex. Van Eman was
badly crushed and died in forty-eigbt houro
Gilbert II oIman is also badly crushed but will
probably recover. Isaac Stone received bad
fracture of the hip joint. Drs Chaplin and Harris
are in attendance on the injured men. The men
were working in cut when the cave took place
overwhelming them with cement and crushing
them in this horrible manner.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

SENATORIAL AsPIRANTs.-A correspond.
ent Of the Santa Clara Argus announced
that Governor Haight was prominent can
didate for the United States Senate TO suc-
coed Cole; whereupon the Sacramento Re-
porter semi.officially chastises the Argus
man for bis want Of discretion, and says,
speaking for the Governor, "a candidacy, ei
tber active or passive gives ground 10 fear
that official action may be influenced by
personal aspirations, or perverted TO selfish
ends" etc., and then adds: I'VE may add
that the custom Of attributing such aspira-
tous TO officials and others two ears in ad.
vance of the time for action is not one that
is specially commendable." The argus re-
plies as follows:
We do not doubt the truth Of the Reporters
declaration that no act or declaration of the
Governor gives any cOuntenancc to the report"
that he is candidate for Senator. Governor
Haight has many admirers, and his great ability,
untiring devotion to the interests OF the State
the soundness of his political views and the pur-
ity OF his character have pointed him out to
them as most fit man for that high position, and
they, without consulting him, have been instru
mental in making him a candidate. As to the
Re"orfer's remarks in the premises we beg 10
say that our correspondent was, perhaps, guilty
OF an oversight in presuming to select the sub
jccts of his letter without consulting the auto
crat Of that institution. We apollo gize for him;
and offer In extenuation the fact that he halls
from the rural districts and is unsophisticated.
not posted in the ways of the Capital, and wrote
of things as he understood them in his benighted
condition"
The s.rangest part Of this whole matter
is. that some two years ago, before the Gov.
eruor bad fairly warmed his Office the Re.
porter was flying bis name as a csSdidate
for President of these United States. We
are pleased to see that the Reporter now
looks upon such acts as not Especially com
mendabs.""
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

The OLD GUARD.-Ths excellent Maga-
zine f4r February has been received. This
is one of the most useful, instructive and
. solidly good Monthly publications to be bad
in the whole country. We shall make SOM Q
extracts from the number before US 10 our
next issue. The work is published by Van
.Evre. Horton d. Co., at No. 1872, Nasaua
street New York, at So per annum. With
liberal deductions TO clubs. For further 10.
formation enquire at this Office where the
work can lie seer.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

WHEN all employment becomes irksome. and
'he mind Incapable of continued application to
any subject, through weariness and exhaustion
of the rody, then some healthful tonic. ACTING
gently but surely upon The liver and stomach.
and gradually increasing the force of the circu-
lation, and Of the digestive system, will be found
to remove the difficulty. Such medicine is
Dr. walkers regeto6ie pinegar Biiters which,
in purifying the blood, renov ates tho svs,on,
giving it renewed vitality and force as of youth
again. ''"'u
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

INDEPENDENT DIsPArcH.-We have re-
csivsd the 6rst number Of new paper bear.
ing the above title, published a. Msndocino,
Mendocino county, CAL, BY Mat. Lynch,
publisher and proprietor. The Dispatch is a
twsn,y-sigbt column sheet and makes a
good appearance. 1t is Independent in pol.
itics but will not 60 back on wha. it's pub
Usher has heretofore advocated, from which
We infer that it will be Democratic in ito
Isauiugs.. Lynch is an old Newspaper man,
and We hope he will be successful 10 this
enterprise.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

IHE LITTLE CORPORAL FOR FEBRUARY
Pure. crisp and brilliant; as usual, foil Of all
tho fresh juices of Young American life.
1t grows better and better. No boy or pirl
should be without it. One dollar wear
when It is worth double that amount. Pub,
,lshed by Alfred L. Sswsll h Co., Chicago,
Illinois.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
MA R RfED.

In Auburn. January 29th 1870, at the resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. Sawyer. by the Rev. John H. Peters,
Mr.. WM NJ GIFT. of Truckee, to Mrs. G. l.. Nc
CONNELI, of uburn.
9 In Folsom, January 27th, by Rev. Il. E. Hill :,
0. W. WILSON to MARY Z. THERIKIL.
Ia San Francisco. January -, JAS COSTELLO
TO Mrs. FALLOS, all of .frburn.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

FAvoRs.-Our Senators and Assembly,
men in the Legislature from this county
have favored us with many public docu-
ments, printed bills, ETC., during the past
week for which We return thanks.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

THE KING OF BAVARIA kindly permitted DR..
J, Q. Aver to have copy taken of Rauch's cele-
brated colossal statue of Victory, VIII ich belongs
to the Bavarian crown and stands a. the entrance
Of the Royal Palace at Munich. The Doctor had
it cast in bronze, and has presented it to the
City Of Lowell. where it stands in the Park and
symbolizes the triumph of both freedom and
medicine. Her manufactures are the pride of
Loweii, ana foremost among them AYERS MED
ICINEs make her name gratefu ly remembered bv
the unnumbered multitude who are cured by
them of affecting and often dangerou. diseases. ).
Boston Journal.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
A CA r D. .

To THE PEOPLE OF TOWNSHIPS No. Two AND THREE
PLACER COUNTY.
7 UNDERSTAND that some vscious, worthless
L lying creature or creatures in your ncighbor-
hoods have circulated report that WAS con.
victcd Of felony and sentenced to the State
Prison. am happy to state that such a report
is and was m unmtigatcd lie.
j. II. MALLETT
February 9TH, 1870
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

GOOD BILL.-Senator Casserly has in
troduced the following bill in the United
States Senate. Had such law been on
our Statutes for the past ten years, We would
not now be trying to devise ways and mean,
to induce population TO come to our State.
"An Act to promote the disposition OF public
lands in the State OF Calife rnia to actual set
tiers:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Rep.
rcsentatives of the United States of America in
Congress assembled That the public lands Of
the United States in the State of California. shall
not hereafter be subject TO entry sale or loca-
ton under any law of the United States, except
the laws known as the Homestead Act of May
twenty, eighteen hundred and sixty-two and
Acts amendatory thereto, and the Acts allowing
and regulating prescriptions.
SEC 2. And be it further enacted, That this
Act shall take effect at the end of thirty days af.
ter its passage.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

OVERLAND MONTHLY. - The February
number Of this popular California magazine
has been received. The contents Of the
number before US are:
"Our lshmmlites; Sea Elephant Hun .iug
Australia; Meridian; Mr.. Burleigh's Way; A
Visit to Melrose; A Flock of Wool: Wes'-
srn Agricultural Improvements; An Off.
oer's wife in New Mexico; The Years: Mack
srel Catching; The Story of an Orni,holo.
glst; Concerning popular Assassination; The
Chapel OF St. Ferdinand; Jim" The Ra-
tionsls of Slang; Etc Current Literature.
The Overland Monthly is published a,
AT and 4l9 Montgomery street San Fran
cisoo, by A, Roman 4 Co., at - per annum.
The Placer herald., 1870-02-05

The Issue MApE.-On Monday last the
following proceedings we're had 10 Congress
as We learn from the teegraphsd proceed
ings:
"McNcely offered a resolution declaring that
the National debt should be paid in strict COM
pance with the contract that five twenties are
payable in greenbac ks; and condemning the rol-
icy OF the Administration in redeeming such
bones at high rates OF premium
Jones moved to lay the resolution on the table
for the purpose OF testing the sense of the House.
The motion was carried by l22 to 4l--a strict
party vote.
A test vote, and every Democrat in Con.
grsss voted for the Resolution sustain.
ing The doctrine laid down and promulga-
ted to the world in the National Democratic
platform. After this We suppose no Dem.
ocratic official or newspaper will dispute
but that the PLACER HERALD Is strictly
sound on this National debt question.