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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICER
(sEAL.) UcpdftmeRt ofIhs@dace,
rH UuLuMBus, o., Jan. II, 1870.
It Is hereby certified that the AGElNA
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart
ford In the State of Connecticut, has com
piled in all respects, with the laws OF this State
relating TO such INSURANCE COM
PANlES, for the current year. aud has filed
In this Office sworn statement by the proper
officers thereof showing lis condition and bust
ness, at the date o such Statement Ns follows
Amount of actual pald-up Capital SO 600 900 90
Aggregate Amt 'ofayailablc Assets. g. jl9, ,5e4 97
Aggregate Amt. Of Liabilities Gin "'
cludiug reinsurance. ,.,...s..e 1,T6S,19s 81
Amount Of Income for the preceding
year ..,,,,,,,,..,.....,..., ,,O, ,Jb1, JZo ~
Amount Of Expenditures for tho pre- lfO.'#
cedlng Yea ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5,HoSJl ~
In witness whereof | have hGrountO subscribe d
my name and caused the seal OF my
SEAL. Office TO be affixed, tho day and year
above written. .".t..r .i,.
JAS. IL. GOODMAN,
Auditor Of State.
II. Q. MILLER. Agt.
JACKSON, OHIO.
March DIV
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JVIINpVN WADE, Oh IT j, .,
and Special Master Commissioner Ofsald Court
JAMES TRIrP, Attorney Tor PRE- II II
March 10, 7U--5w-pfS S12 60
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-01
Sedsunb5pan5isfes RapiteI.
Cine berbnrQene Hurruthsfammer.

6iimmel bate bas 2asaretb nit Dem DoriaB be-
treten, oes Neit isiner Dienit3eit in oemelben Su
uerbringen. Aber Der Wenib oentt uno @ott Ienft.
Sn ben etiten Woden slaubte Der OberIiabsar5t an
Die &ranfbet ieines ebemaisen Duriben, er per.
idreb ibm Srppfen unb YilIen uno trug in ieoer
Sc Wtann. ME CT db ielbit aus5ubriden ppegte, Elm
Ieben fGbrte pie unier perrsoit in 6rantreld. DaB
Ct Die Wiebi3in aussoB, bic ibm peroronete Safer<
uno @eriteniuppe ieinen StubensenoNen sutommen
leb uno fur .e,nen rsldliden Worratb ioioer Yab-
runSsmittel Sor8e truS. oapon batte frellib Der
Obe1ltabsarj telne Nbnuns; Die 6srtisfet nit wel-
der Rummet einen bofnunsslos grtrantten eopirte.
tdulbte ibn politdnois AuN pubte Der iunse
Miann li9 bel ie,nen Stnbentameraoen bsliepr 3u
maiden, er sr3ablte ibnen Huter- unb 8auberse.
ldtten uno luitise Anetopten. bede!te Die Warier
uno Gasartbsebultsn uno ioernabm es bersitmlllig,
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lafien, neil i'd Die Spionase meines gouesen be,
turhtete; iobalo Sic Witbireftor Der @eieQl6af
itno, miro bic Sade iid anoers selfalen.- Ood
oerp!auoern mir bic fof6are 3eit nidt. mir reber
oarliber n1orgen in meinem Cabinet ndber." Ct er'
bob iit un0 5og Die S6ele.
sd babe tuobl niht n6tbie. Sbnen ftrense ger-
liamiesenbeit an3uempfeblen," iebte er binSu; res
ltegt la in Sbrem eieenen Sntereie, baB bic 8enus
bung iener Bortbeile unier @ebeimnb bleibt.A
Ser iunae Wfann muBte gemaltiam an iid1 balten.
nur Der @eoanfe an Au9uite unb an Die eiaene 3us
tanft belt ibn ob, bic 3umubunsen beg 8etriaers
energild 5urid3uuelen unb feline Nniihten often
aus5ulprehen.
Ser Direttor batte in5miihen oen Oiener sefrast.
ob bic @dfte eingerofen eien. uno bierauf cine bes
iabenoe Mntmort erbalten.
-. Rommen Sie." iaste ct. inbem ct Dem iunsen
utanne ben Mrm bot, .wenn i'd Sic aud beute nod
ntht als ben Werlobten meiner Sohter poritellen
bari 10 min id mir bod bas 8ereniisen nitt per.
iagen, neinen @iiten ju 5eisen. Dab Sie mir unb
meiner Jamilie iebr nabe fteben."
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1870-09-01
Dierunb5wanaieiies RapiteI.
Wer &nperu cine 0rube graft, fdat jelbt tiueis

j. Ssrmann bate faum Out unb Stod abeeleet, als
Der Yortier ibm mitbel!te, Der Olretor ermarte in
iensm Cabinet 2errn pon 661er uno Iaiie ibn orin.
geno uun cine tur5e unterreoung bitten.
Ser iunse Wann errletb oas Sbema oieier llnter.
reoun8. Snnelobaus bate ibn borauf pDrbereitet
Ser Dnettor JOB an ieinem e9reibtii1, als oe,
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IS 2onbon, 25. aus. Nrin3 Gelir SaIm.@alm.
prsuBtlher @aroe Waior. our1 ielne Oienife i'm
ameritaniiden unb mtrtaniiaen Rriese befannt,
fis in Der Sdlaht bel Wrapeotte am lS b. Wts.
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{ Gcrtfesuns fplst.)
Pummern>Miideeo.
2isbetb.

q" -s@ #t## Xtsbetb. ~.rf rs
Wuqt ou mi benn nu pertub perloten.
pans, nm NIT Den Rrieg 0i to befaten7 ..se 81
2Saf moi td oenn, menn 0u acbte blimpjf2
Wer 1d]al nu up Veb uno Simmer paiien. t.g
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CUB oe Jran5mann mill ben Hbein uns nebmen,
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gSt pilt brum iiin' 6rehbeirn beien jlgeln
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2isbetb.
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gSo De Yonlmern nit Veroenft unb Gtren
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@eaen i0die Diitpels 5ibliQ linten 49,.
&ann iid 10 tlin Yommsr reolid3 ilann.
Sans. -
Sat is tpabr, nit beumt ie't br6dbt nit Gdeeten.
Nber Gisbetb, lat DIT MID peroreeten,
Oenn pan bnnoert &nseln or6pt mid cen.
Gaat ehr hailepoten unb repolben
genmal luuit tpie ebr ODh mod nit Rolben.
uno worm' benlan9f Dor folt't arm uaoBeen' !!
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Sat is Of mol MID bat S4limmi1' ban WQen.
Mber in Yaris Daro bit 9efaQen, ...' = ....
Senn id betplD't BON De 6ro Yaitern bort,
Sor ieba1't 10 neeP id6ne 6rohusiiio' aeben,
uno Dor aet't v8eid mir b,e Sano mein Qeben !"
uno io'n Yommsr is 10 LID! perfobrt!
Sans. @ a7a#aa &y2a
@nttoeroohri lisbetb, lodt bat Narrcn! j."
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Sat oi 10 matt in 8eoanfen idltt. s..s...
Seit bu aber oarnab cen Berlargen,
Wla'f opn lil.iien mOi'n SranSoien faneen
uno brin9'n 0enn in min Senliter nit
iDod, abii! 5eit bu nam 8ubbel fddfen,
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81 Thnrnn GhYsn
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Gin 9iebestranf. Ser Saauipieler2 8. in D.
uno leine 6rau 3anften iih tdslid. gnblid ipnrbe
es 10 arg, oaB Der Wann ausrief: Sd, balte es ndt
ldnser aus, ih persife mid, = Sd baite nit lag.
te Die Srau. Ser Wfann Iduft nod Der Apotbefe
uno InBt iid unter iraeno einem Bortpanb Arienif
geben Osribeilt oas Silt babeim in apei @der Wai.
Ter, Wtann unb 5rau nabmen Mbibeo BON einanoer
uno trinten. ryiun t's nm uns sslheben!" Bic
s5rau weint fu auf ibrem Bette Der Wtann auI iei=
mem. Cine Stunoe nodaber fraaie oer Mann nit
lb,pader Gimme: 6rau, bit 8u toot? - Nein.
nod nldbt.- Hah elmer Slunoe tbut bic Jrau Die
iebe s}raee unb erbdlt oieieIbe Mnlport. Sedpsmal
Natts ipleoersolt iid Der Auftrilt. Woreens fraat
ole ansiddItde s5rau gum leBtenmal Moopb. biit
Du tool - Neln, id babe aber eridredlihen pun.
ger. SD aud, ia9te Die 5rau, ftsbt auf uno madt
Gaifee. Der Wann tommt nad uno Beloen idmedt
es trtffGh. Ser lisbs @ett nil nod nidts BON uns
mi1en, iaste Der Wann. 5alten mir Srieben =
ia8te bic Trau. uno lie bielten 5reoen. Ser fluse
ApOtbefer bate ibnen oas 2eben 9erettet. Dem Wan-
ne elns Aufresuns bemertsno. niht Arenit, ionoern
Wtasnelia geseben. .....
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
FEES AND FEE BOOKS,

1t would seem that the Legislature at tn
late session passed very stringent and ap-
propriate Act upon the above subject, which
it would be well for all County and Town
ship officers to heed and obey. The fee and
SALARY bill provides that these fee books shall.
be submitted to and examined by the District
Attorney every three mouths, and that the
foreman of each Grand jury shall also have
charge of them, and make a careful exam;-
nation thereof The Sacramento Record III
speaking of another Act passed on the same
subject says: "The Act referred to requires
these officers to keep book in which they
shall enter all fees received, together with the
name of any person paying them, and all
commissions or compensations earned by sucl
officers or their deputies, or collected or
chargeable, and the names of the persons
frcrn whom they are collected or due, and
the date of the service rendered and the ma
ture of such service The Act also provides
that # any person shall hold more than one
office he may keep joint or separate book,
It his discretion. Such officers are further
required to make out sworn statement OF
Ill the fees received by them, and to file the
same in the Office of the Clerk of the Board
Of Supervisors. This statement must in
clude all fees paid from the first day of July
to the 3lst day of December, inclusive, OF
he present year. The report must be fol
Zach six months-from July to December
md from January to June, inclusive, and
must be filed during the first week of Jul,
and January respectively. The Act having
gone into effect in March, it would seem thl,
the accounts required to be kept should com
mence with the first day of last month. Il
concerns Justices of the Peace, Constables,
md other county officers, to comply witt
these requirements, inasmuch as the law
makes the neglect to comply with them
nisdemeanor, punishable by fine and removal
from office
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

New DREss. The Placer HERALD come
out last week in an entire new dress ffon
centre to circumference, and now presents
business like appearance. The Herald i.
the oldest Democratic paper in Califoma, and
under the control of our old and esteemed
friend, Gov. Joseph Walkup, it may witt
truth be said thnt the Herald has lost none
of its Democratic proclivities. Bro. Walkul
has our best wishes for continued prosperity
as we'll as our prayer that he may be led tc
BEE the error of his ways politically, and CONS
out on the Lords side before the day Of grace
is past .-Sdn MGeo Gazette.
Now friend Scoield ii is not right to try to
lure us into the mongrel camp just as th
great, rotten, rlscallv concern. is about to fall
to pieces from the weight of its own corrup-
tions and inflmies. Come, friend Scoield
reach out your hand and we will lift You out
of the black vortex oe filthy mongrel mire
and clay, and place your feet on the solid
foundations ofpure, white, honest intelligence,
and put new song in your mouth of praises
TO gallant, incorruptable craftsmanship that
serves the great masses in the name of De-
mocracy.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of Justice 4. c. PoLASDs Court, of tn,
Inird Township, Placer County, Cal, on tn.
10Th day of July, 1870, and to me directed, Ill
,avor OF SrARBUCK * MILLER and against ADAM
SMITH x - MARTIN for the sum OF two hun
,ired and seventy-seven dollars and twenty-iv.
cents (S277 25], have levied and seized, anu
will sell at Pubic Auction to the highest bidder
on
Monday, the a9th day Of August, 1870.
on the premises at Rocklin, Placer Caunty, Cali
lorna, at III o'clock A. NJ, the following desert
ed property to wit: One certain lot situat o.
the east side of the Central Pacific railroad, to
sether with the Improvements thereon, CONSIST
-ng of one dwelling house, occupied by said Adj M
smith; one cabin, and one stable. All of which
property will SELL or so much thereof as may
Je sufficient to satisfy said execution and accru-
ing costs. ID. HARRIS,
Constable Of Township No. 8.
Rocklin, August 6, 1870. aug6-3w
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
District Court Proceedings.
AUGUST TERM, 1S70.--HoN. T. B. REARpAN PRE
srDRS0

AUGUST TERM, lS70.--HoN. T. B. REARDAS PRE-
SIDING.
Monday, august lst-W. s. Cook VS.. F. Burck-
halter ct al-Demurrer overuled. Defendants
given ton days 10 answer, and case set for Au-
gust 18th.
The People vs.. r. c. Poland ct al.-Demurrer
over11,led and defendants given five days to an
swer.
James c. Rome vs. P. T. Neff.-Demurrer
sustained, injunction dissolved and judgment for
plaintiff for costs.
Amos Bulsey VS.. d. Harris ef al.-Injuuction
dissolved, and Judgment for plaintiff for costs.
Thos. Jamison vs.. John Worsley.--Case set
FOR trial August 18th.
I. NJ. Sandledge W. A. J. Angell.-Set for
trial August 9th.
]. H. White vs.. Matthew Maus.-Contnued
70. the term.
Alfred Rublee VS.. Amos Tracy.-Defendart
allow I'd to withdraw demurrer and answer in ten
days. Set for August 18TH
Mo ris Smith vs.. II. S. Beecher.-Judgmen:
by default in favor of plaintiff.
John r. Tregloan vs. Benz Rowe ct al-Con
tinued for the term.
A. B. Huyck ct al. vs.. B. F. Strapp ct tal-Con-
tinued for the term
j. A. S. Griffith vs. A. Beard ct Set for Au-
gust 5th.
j. A. S. Griffith vs.. Geo. Stebbns ct al-Set
for August 5th.
Wednesday,. august 5h-The Court ordered a
venire for twenty-four regular trial jurors re-
turnable August 18th.
Frank Miner, Jr., vs. Timothy Grace ct al
Continued for the term.
L. L. Bradley ct al. VS.. Conrad Hoover.-Con
tinued for the term.
Thursday, august 4h.--W. NJ. Crutcher VS.
Thos. Curley ct ai.--Set for trial An ~ st 18th
Friday, August 5h.--Andrews vs.. Pratt ct al
Demurrer being argued
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
=. MINING MONOPOAEH.

Some fears are expressed that vast mining
monopolies will grow up under the Sargent
bill for the sale Of placer and gravel mining
l,nds. Indeed, runors are already aAoat
that San Francisco capitalists are combining
anl sending agents into the mining counties,
especially into ths higher mountain districts,
where the vast gravel ranges and channels of
old streams are found, to locate and purchase
all the lands Of value under the Sargent bill.
What truth there may be in these rumors we
do not know, but we think it is possible, and
indeed probable, such is or will be the fact.
The bill provides that one person may locate
mining claim of 160 acres, which is of itself
monstrous provision, and one that could he
t.ken advantage of by speculators. Another
provision in the bill requires 81 900 worth Of
work to be done claim, (this is the provi-
sion appliedto quartz mines, and the Sargent
bill provides that the purchase of placer
mines shall be made "under like circum-
stances and conditions, and upon similar pro-
ceedings," which will be held to mean 81 ,OOC
worth of work is sufficient guard 80 far
as actual miners and small claims are con-
cerned; but it will not stand in the way of
moned spectators, where there is mining
lands of 160 acres to be had in the mountain
gravel ranges. The bill also authorizes
grantors to procure patents-that is, parties
may 60 and purchase old claims that have
had 81 ,0O0worth of work done on them land
been held for two years, and Immediately
pay for and procure patents to them. But
this law will not be in force until the Com
missioner of the General Land Office lay
down the rules and regulations for its praci-
cal workings, and much depends upon tie
construction he may place upon it. We did
approve of the idea of allowing miners to pur-
chase their claims from the Government, just
as they hold them under the local laws; and
we also approved of the provision allowinr
joint entries-that is, one, two or more
miners holding adjoining claims to join to-
gether and enter all the claims, and then di-
vide them up according to their original
lines; but we did not nor do we now approve
of allowing any one man, or company OF
men, to locate 16O acres of mining land, pay
for it at 50 so per acre, the same as agri-
cultural lands are held at by the Govern
ment in this section of the State, and own it.
to the exclusion of all others.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

The OLD GuARD.-We have before us
the August number of this the best of all
magazines. AS work for sensible people
iud the vrtuous fireside, the Old Guard has
no equal, and should have no competitor in
The land. 1t is like bread cast upon the wa
ter, when perused by the rising generation,
md will yield its good fruits many years
hence. Honesty, morality and sound truths
dow from its every page. 1t is published by
Van Evrie, Horton & Co., No. 1872 Nassau
street, New York, at 50 per annum; five
copies, Sl4; ten copies, S25; twenty copies,
S45. The contents of the August number
are: " Under Suspicion" +" The Civil and
Social Crimes of Mongreism; "Our frs
Slprano;" " Down among the Dead Men,
''Ihe Green Gnome:" "Chaunt for the Peo-
pie" "Ihe horse in olden time" " The pro-
Diem of the bottle and cork; " The M'Doo-
die Club" Our book table," "Art and
science"
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

PRUssANs IN COUNCIL. large number
Of citizens of the United States, of Prussis n
birth and education, held a meeting in Grass
Valley Township on the 30th ult., at which
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
ResolUed, 1st We do not want to become
Barons, Dukes or Consuls.
I'd. We do not sympathize with an am
bilious Emperor or with King, who are
enemiea to Republican institutions.
Sd. We only sympathize with the poor Of
our Fatherland who have to fight without
conscience and against their will.
4th. AS citizens of the United States we
will remain neutral as long as our rights are
not invaded.
9th. Money we will not collect at the
present, for lighting purposes, to be used out
side Of our adopted country.
9Th. We, the persons assembled at the
present meeting, have relatives in the Faith
erllnd who are poor; we think it right to
assist such, and all the poor, with whltevel
we can spare, since these will feel the devas-
tation Of the war, but that we deem it besl
70 postpone forwarding money to such until
the war IL over that the persons for whom
money may be intended will receive the same
Speeches were made by different German
geotleroen present at the meeting.
Sigued in behllf Of tn. meeting by
GEORGE kIEss, Prest.
FIRED. EIcHEL, Vice Prest.
.h llENRY WnoLEn, Secretary.
WILLIAM CRAZE, Clerk.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
Netc Advertisements.
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO NE
ID delivered AMI directed on the 9th day o
juy, A. D. 1870, issued out of the Court of ". l.
MUSsoN, Justice of the Peace in and for Town
ship No. 4, County of Placer and State of Cal
fornia, on n jud slnent rendered i'll said Court
.he 18th day OF July A. d. 1870, in favor of Pr
FER DIEKMAN and against FRED WILSON, for tn
sum OF twenty-threo and 100 dollars (S23 ~
md for costs of SUIT, taxed at thirty-slx and 3D.
100 dollars (S36 50), god coin l have this da
,evied upon and viii expose to public sale, to til,
highest bidder for casn, at Dutch Flat, III from
II Wells, Fargo Cos Express Office on
Monday, the 29th day Of August, A. ID. 1870,
It the hoar of II O'Clock, noon, all the right t.
.ie interest and clam which the said Fred WA
hld on the 18th day of Juy, A. d. 1910, Ii
md to the foiiowins described property, to Wi,
said 4. Wilson's undivided interest Il certai.
parcel OF Mining Ground situate on Blue Canyoi-
II Blue Buds Mining District and known as
the Wilson a Palmer Mining Claims, to5eth,r I
With all the tenaments, privileges and appurte
-iances thereunto belonging. All of which nameu
md described property shall sell as aforesaid
II 50 much thereof as may be sufficient to satlsil
the above jud esment, together with the costs du,
and to become due thereon.
WM. S. COOKE,
Constable OF township No. 4.
Dated, 30th day OF July, 1870. aug6-3w
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

ELEGANT EXTRACTS think it was
Sir Boyle Roche who remarked: 81 smell
rat. see him lowering in the air! will
nip him in the bud!" Has there been trans
migration Of the soul or imagination of Sir
Boyle ?--Stripes.
We think it was not Lord Byron that said
"Where you see black speck, nip it, on
general principles. Many man has lost his
insect while waiting to satisfy himself that it
wasn't pimple. Better pinch a pimple than
fail flea. The rule is like that Of the Irish
man at Donnybrook in free fight: Where
iver ye see a head, bit it,"
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

PEKsoSAL.-Mr. L. p. McCarty, travel
ing Agent aud correspondent for the Scien-
tfc Press, called upon us on "Wednesday
last. Mr.. McCart~ is the agent of really
good, entertaining and useful journal, suited
t. the wants of the farmer, miner and me-
chanic, the three great interests that form the
basis of all our wealth and prosperity on the
Pacific slope. We have very high appreca-
ton Of the merits of the Scientific Press.
and take pleasure in recommending it and Mr..
McCarty to the favorable consideration of our
friends and patrons
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

CHANGE FOR THE BITTER Robert Farrell
late O. the Sonoml Democrat, and j. F.
Linthcum, formerly of the Marysville Err
press, and late of the Solano Democrat,
have assumed editorial control of the Sacra-
nento Exporter. These gentlemen are both
true Democrats and able writers, and will
make the Reporter, what it has heretofore
failed to be, an honest, fearless Democratic
paper. Under the administration of Big,er
the Reporter was the apologist and organ Of
black Republican monopoly, while the SUI
posed connection of Bgler and George with
tie State paper swindle rendered them and
the Repor'e, very obnoxious to honest pub
lahers Of Democratic papers in the State II
is hardly possible for tie Reporter to be ad-
mitted into full fellowship with an honest,
true and tried Democratic press, until its
present managers can show that those guilty
of robbery within the Democratic household,
as was done by sneaking lobbyists connected
with that shameless concern last winter, arr
not nov and cannot again he associated in its
man lgemen', or participants in its earnings.
We h We the greatest respect for the pr,scn'
editors of the Rporter, and do hope they
have o1lv honorable and honest Democrat,
associated with them, and that they car
make this fact Gear to tie Democratic pre- 8
Of the State.
The Placer herald., 1870-08-06
PROBATE NOTICE.
NorIcE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter Of the Estate Of JAMES VICKERS.
deceased
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, THOMAS JAMIsoN, Public Alt
ministrator OF Placer county, to the creditors OF
and all persons having claims against the estat.
of the said deceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers, within ten months from the
first publication of this notice, to the said Public
Administrator, at his Office in Auburn, county OF
Placer. THOS. JAMESON.
Public Adyninistrator. Placer County Cal.
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The Placer herald., 1870-08-06

THE EUROPEAN WAR.--No great battles
have as vet been fought between the Prus
sian and French armies. The telegraphic
trash is volumnous, but there is scarcely any
of it reliable. A small fight took place al
Saarbrucken on Wednesday last, lasting
some two hours. The French account SAYS
the fight began at II o'clock The Frencl
passed the frontier in force The Prussians
were driven from a strong position by sharp
artillery fire of the French. The latter re-
mined masters of the position, which they
won without serious loss. The Prussan ac-
count of this fight says: The Notifications at
this place (SaarbruckeDl were attacked by a
column of French infantry. The enemy were
repulsed Another dispatch says: The
Prussian Government has summoned a levy
en- masse to defend the coast. If the general
tenor Of the dispatches can be relied on, a
great battle is imminent and may be fought at
any moment; but we caution our readers
aga nst betting on or becoming excited over
anything that the telegraph may report.