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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-09-12
American Sllipmasters' Association,
no. 81 Wall street.
NEW York, August 80, 1870

RESOLUTIONS OF THE NEW YORK BOARD
OF UNDARWRII ERS.
NEW YORK, June, 1862
RESOLVED. that the Record Of american and For
eaga Shtpptng, published by the american Ship
masters AsSoctdfsOn Of This CITY, The only A1neri-
can aaCSicatioa OF Surrey and fcafion Of Yes
that we recommend it as deserving the Confidence of
those Interested in shipping.
RES oLVED, that the Committee on American Sb,D-
Masters Association be requested to act with that
ASSOCIATION IN deVisDg means TO maintain the merits
anu extend The usefulness OF the work.
FROM THE MINUTES.
ELLWOOD WAITER Secretarv
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TWGlgG IGdlS TIC fiiil llllii,li!ii5 The baI
rF,HE LIFE OF GEO. P. BELDEN, who. from
4 love of wild adventure I'D desire to gam
knowledge of the Every Day Life and ssecu
linr Custom. of the Inaiaua, left a home Of
plenty IN New Philadelphia, o, Joined the Indians.
adopted their mode Of life became warrior of the
.'frst-ciass. and chief OF 100 lodges served the
Government with lis braves agai0st the hostile
indians, and as Lieutenant in the Regular ARMY
which position he but recently resigned to re turn
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c. +. VENT, Pub isher.
augl6 Nv College Place, New York,
The Magic Comb % fhn sip sr any Sya 60
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Anyone can m.e It; One sent by mail tor ST.
Mass Anglican
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Norfolk and Baltimore and Washington D. O.
Steamship Line.

cs Steamships of this Line sail from end
6eS&ss OF Central Wharf, Boston, TUFS-
Va .a. " ~ DAYS and FRIDAYS tor NORFOLK
essa-SSe-t.z--soaud BALTIMORE
Steamships
"George ApD9td," Capt Soiomo1 ac,ros
..Wa nttam aeanedy," Capt. Geo. II Haliet.
Fr'; oseet .a cart Frank ~. Howes.
by Steamer Lady OF the Lake, ION
Freight iorwsaded from Norfoik to PetersJ,ro ona
richmond, by river or Iail and by the "a 4 Tsn anu
ar lane to all points in Vir0,aid, Tennessee dia
oomo and Georgia; ana over the Seaboo,d and no
noTe u. u 20 al polnts in North and South Carolina
places Vest. anu I"
Through rates given to South and West.
Eiue Passenger acco citations
Fare including Berth ana Meals az m. time ..
Aortoik, ~ hours To Baltimore G5 hours
FOR further information apply to
II. SIMPSON, 4Qeaf
june2f So Ceafroj No. pos,o.
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MIR. James Furb,s,,

w ILL give instruction in Modern Languages
Nv in studies preparatory for college. Al pl
through p. .. aug20d2w
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Mxvs Denns.ezos,

al who bsys committed sn skceee o1 sr, ,-dp
10 sher it be the solitary vice of youth or the ting
EG xoeuGe OF misplaced confidence in naaturey Yaars
SEEK FOR Az AErIDoTE IN gEAsoN,
2ha Pains end Aches, IND Laesitude and Neryona
Ffos@ation that may follow Impure Cotton,
are the Barometer TO tins whole systssn.
DO not wait for tbs CONSUMERS sioa that is s7r IN gn,,
tow; 90 not wait for Unsigh.y CleeSs, sSx
Disahled Limbs, fol- I.osg OF Saantr
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Eclectic Ggedscas Xss.4s,napss

ss5sGsSc Geeasc1s kss'ts:sds'fs
TsgS :EsSM EsADE@g,
DE. HUGHES particularly invites al J.ediss, who
nesd medical adviser, to call st his rooms, No. "a
PFshs Street, which they VII find sgFsneed for taer
especial accommodation,
DT. rs Elsctic Renoyatng Medicines NO UNITY.
I'D in efficacy and superior virtue re sulatins ali
geIoale Irregularities. Their action is epec;Sc spa
cartan Of producing relief II short time
LADIES win find it invaluable in ell eayss OF Oh.
srucdonE after ali ether remedies have been tried in
vain. Is purely vegetable, obtaining nothing In
the least Injurious to the health and yGay be taksn
with perfect safety 3. all times.
Sent to an part q tas country with full directions
by addressing DIR HUGHES
jsn1 fSs5d&Ss No. u Prss,o Street pcrfIand
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rth, Certain Sale, Efiicient 1t is tar the best
eahaftlc remedy yet discovered and at once relieves
usin nnflgorates all The vital functions, without
success ny uty 10 any OF them The most complete
and If IL Iong attended its use in many localities
conycfon NOW NO oieFed 10 the general public with the
that is ciamndt IL IL can Lever fail to accomplish all
te organs ree from irritation " and n,Y nsye,
Of the e skim sao the nervous system In ali
sd1ineys-of children and in manY asa bowels liver,
eare f = b@g hs ii brings prompt relief and pe
it and no person So recommend and prescribe
ny ae,u 10 me use OF any other cathar,ic 'oohtar-
Box, so %. d p. postage.
Boxes, 90 ssse, cents.
II 225 &c 90
IL is SOLD by all dealers in drugs and medicines.
TURNER s. CO., Proprietors.
nd l1o Trsmont street, Boston, Mass
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- ACardto the Ladies.
NyI IVA DUPONCO'S
0NW GOLDEN PILL.

Infallabe in corr Getting Irregularities and removing
distractions of the monthly periods 1t is forty
years since these now well known pills we're first
brought to notice by DIR. Duponco, oil Paris, during
which time they have been extensively aud success
fully used by some OF the Leading physicians, with
III parale success. Ladies in poor Esaltn. either
married single, suffering from any tie Com
plants peculiar to- females, will find the Duponco
Golden Pills invaluable, viz. General Debility Head
ache Faintpess, Loss OF Appetite Mental Depres son.
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Loins,
Bearing down Pains, aptatin of the Heart. Re-
tanned, Excessive Irregular Painful Menstruailon
Rush Of Blood to Head Dizziness Dimness of Sight,
Fatigue any slight exertion, and particularly that
most annoying weakening ailment so common among
Females, both married and single, the Leucorrhea
Whites. Females in every period OF life " ill
find Duponcos Pills remedy to aid nature in he dis
charge OF it functions. hev nvigorate tue debli
ted aud delicate and by regulating and
the system. prepares the youthful constitution the
duties OF liie and when taken by those in middle life
or Cd age they nrove perfect blessing. There is
nothing in the pills that do injury lie or health
safe In their alton. perpetual in their happy in
hueuces upon the Nerves, Il e Mind and The entire
organization. ID. HOWE hsroprietOr.NY
ALVAH TITTLEFLELD, Bosl on. Agent n Z. States
Ladies by enclosing $l0O by mail will have the
pills sent confidently TO any address.
ssss4D Is Y ALL DRUGCasTs.
Iny26d6mO
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DANIEL LEE,


WTlLL be received bv the Committee on Drains
wv ard Sewers unit Monday. The 18th DAY OF
September, at L O'Clock NJ, Tor LABOR required in
the completion OF IS nck Sewef, in Noun fort ST.
being an extension OF the present sewers distance OF
$50 feet, more or ,5ss to be aid to the depth OF 12
feet.
Bidders will STATE sepa atey be price for ercara-
lion and ill, sld 'abor 20 rsonfg.
sep6td Per OrGer Com mittee.
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HELMBoLD's FLUID EXTRACT BpCHU AND IN
PROVED ROSE WASH will radically exterminate
from the stem diseases arising from habits of dis
sipation, at little expense, little change in Diet
no inconvenience or exposure; completely super
seding those unpleasant and dangerous remedies,
Copaiva and Mercury, in all these diseases.
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LIFE: In UTAH

Mysteries of -H0Tasaonisns.
By J. H. Beadle. Editor Of the Salt Lake Reporter.
.BElNG an EAPO,SE OF THEIR SECRET RITES
theptc history OF Fsiygamy and the Mormon
Sect, from It's oil gin to the present time
one re- 1S6 subsc cbers in fur DAYS, another II
In two days. AGENT S WANTED. Send Tor circu-
lars Address, NATIONAL. PUBLISHING Co.
Boston. Mass. aag2d4W
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MODE OF PREPARATIoN.-Buthui in yacuo Ju-
niper Berries, by distlation, 10 form a fine gin.
Cubets extracted by displacement with spirits ob-
tanned from juniper Berres very little sugar is
used, and small proportion of spirit. II is more
palatable than any now to use.
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Name Central Railroad
PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.

PORTLAND AND BANGOR LINE.
EETs;g5ssE Trains will leave Grand Trupk Den,
1fz-sdxsl at Portland for Auburn and Lewiston
at ITO A NJ, Los p. NJ.
- Leave ior Wstervile, Kendall's Mills, Newport.
Dexter, tMoosebead Lake. ana Bangor, at Us p.
M, connecting with the European 81 North Aneri-
can Il. K. for LOVES north and east
Freight train leaves Po tlanu tor Bangor and in
termediate stations at 6.S5 A. NJ
Trains leave Lewiston and Auburn for Portland
and Boston al GO A. NJ, 1904 r. Nj.
Tram from Bangor and intermediate stations il
que IN Portland at 10 p. NJ, and from Lewiston
and Auburn only at $40 A. NJ
Ihe only route by which through tickets are sold
10 Bangor, Dexter and Aal Intermediate stations
east or the Kennebec River, and baggage checked
through.
dec16tf EDWIN MOVES Sur+
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international Steamship CO.
EasSsp0rt. Calais and 81. John,
nisby, Windsor * Halifnx.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TEIsS PEP WEEK

a. = On and alter Monday, ,Jnly 4fb.
~ the Steamers Of tins line Will lea va
n -rnE I'm Railroad Wharf, fooi Of State ST
$50 sss g $500 every Monday, "Wednesday and
=, - Friday, at r. NJ, tor Eastman
same days. 0'loie On
n CONNECTING at Eastport with Steamer BELLE
HkoWN, tor st. Andrews, and Calais and With
n y. G. Railway for Woodstock an Houlton
Connecting at st. John with the stoa,,or IA,
n loS 'or Dgby and Annapolis, thence by rail 70
WINDSOR ana Halifax, aud with the Il. q Ma Rail.
Wy o' ~neo,ac ana intermediate stations and
W Freight received on days OF sailing naui
o'clock NJ. A. K. a.rijBi;s
Junz3iiiul then os Areot
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FOR BOLIVIA


VA 81. TUOWAS IND PARA
f The Steamship WILLIAM
$50 TlB BETTs. Il. H. Leonard
MI IL Commander, will sail tlctoher Ist
sr<s--sxrzsand each second month the resfter. 49,
$40 Acres of Land and Passage for Sf0o.
Cahin Fare, including meals, 500 COLI or its
equivalent.
Those who go out by this steamship to settle will,
receive go acres land, as a Tree gilt IRON the Com
PAW. Full part culars will be sent on application
Apply at the offics OF the Company, Al Kilby St
Boston, or to BAKER & HD RLBUT, Al South st,
New York. A. ID. PIPER, Pest G, & O. Co.
sep7d&w4w36 OF Boiiv a
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Allow me to call your attention tony PREPARA-
TON OF COMPOUND EXTRACT BUCHU. The
component parts are EUCHU, LorG LEAF. Gu
BEES, JUNIPER BERRIES
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Inland Route to Mt. Desert
MitI5ridge and M0chias.
TWO TRIPS PER WEEK

w. & Steamer LEWISTON Cam.
~3-Sae>...1IM Desring. will leave Railroad
q L9 B IN Wharf, foot OF state St.. everv
$50 go. ssss9e Tue..'ay Eyensas, at 10
FRIDAY Evening az 10 o'clock tor N,c pu Every
and other intermediate landinos U D''' ha'oor,l
Returning win leave Macbiasnor, o.
Morning, at 8 O'Clock. and Millbriaga" n aaa,,
Thursday morning at s O'clock use every
COnveyances will be found at Mlbridya ON a..
arrival ct the steamer leaving here Tuesday a so
nings, to take passengers to Machias and oGher
towns east. ~
For further particulars inquire of
ROSS ~ STURDY Ant. or
CYRUS STURDiVANT, Gent Agent
lI9 Commercial Street
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fsNhE undersigned have been appointed Commits
sloner to receive and deci ie upon all Gains
against The estate OF A. L. Hffnatord deceased
Mhlcn estate mas been represent ed insolyent We
snall be In session to receive and decide upon any
cams against said estate. at the office or Frederi
foA. No. 80 Exchange st Oh the first SATURDAYS of
llcfober, November, December is70 and the first
Saturday OF Janu9ry. and the first and last satur-
days of February, 1871 from 10 O'Clock to II O'Clock
IN the forenoon OF said days
FREDERICK FOX
Th4t sep9 CaAS. b, YAkNEY.
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CHANGE OF TIME.

Onand after Monday. Septem-
ssseAss~~M Der 18th, the Steamer GAZELLE
n III -hEN\ will make but two trips per day,
Gs1sad running Pa FLOWS until iurther
sr.--1-1A=..----Eno notice: Leave Custom Hous.
Wharf, ot of Pearl street. at 10 A. NJ, and IL p.
M, tor Peaks Island only.
Returning leave Peake's Island at ii 1-2 NJ, and
Bpm Fare 20 cts.
Portland, Sept 10, 1870. tt
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First Cabin. $780, gold Steerage $780,. cuirercy,
steamer of this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday bringing freight and passengers Gi-
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool OF Queenstown
and all parts OF Europe, at lowest rates
Ihrougb Bills OF Lading given for Belfast, Glasgow
Havre Antwerp, and other ports on the Continent;
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and cabin passage apply at the conpa-
ny's office, Ii Broad-st. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Agent.
For Storage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
RYAN. 10 Broad ST Rostnn nOlO'69eOlt
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

lHE Republican, part, with strange per-
versiIy has refused. during It's lease Of power,
10 give "lhces 10 any but honest men.
-SHrs and Stripes
Why neighbor, aeading Republican Con.
gresham says that fully one-tbird the
amour, Of our natiooai deb', say $500 ,OOO.-
600 was stolen bv Republican officials
Cameron. whom Secretary of War, robbed
the Government out Of millions Of dollars
Ben Butler stole sixty thousand dollars al
one pop in New Orleans. Forney stole
$50 600 Of the Senate contingent fund. A
New York Federal Collector ahsconded only
a few DAYS agu with sons $500, 900 of pub
lie money. The Treasurer Of the Stale Of
Nevada lately robbed that State Of over
100000.
These are all good Republicans and were
paed in oilcs ty R-pnbllcans The whole
twenty four columns Of our paper Sci solid
woul not contain the names and amount,
"t Republican thieves AMI defaulters since
March h. 1861. But then you have pub
llshed the above GulIiver statement. and 70
be consistent you must stick to it.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26
Auburn and Vicinity.

II is a pleasant aud Noticeable fact that
real property in Auburn and vicinity is to-
day iully thirty three per cent higher than
il was eight month. ago. It is also fac,
men now who desire 10 purchase to one
who did six months ago, and not one man
. who desires 10 sell for tn who did one wear
bark. There are reasons for this state oil
things Which the casual cbserver may not have
noted. The fir,s and wines in this section
Of Placer are superior to any produced in
the valleys, and ,htir excellence and supe-
riori'y has become known abroad, hence a
demand for land ,ha, possesses these rare
and excellent characteristics. When we
speak Of Aulurn aud vicinity we include
al that par, Of the county reaching from
the Sacramento county line to Lisbon, and
from ,he North io,k If the American liver
to the pIsins. More i'qpiry for land and
small ranches where HE title is perfect has
been made here within the last month than
for the two previous years. Not tree or vine
has been planted in this whole section of
country, attended with reasonable care and
cultivation but has fl 'LIi-hed and produced
bey al expectation. Strangers see and
note this fact more readily than our older
settlers. This section is healthy, tie water
is good. The temperature Is even and the
climate pleasant the year round; and these
advantages are known and appreciated by
people from other portions Of the State and
from abroad. Stock range is good, bee
range is excellent, fowls are healthy and
prol f., and, in fact, almost lhe whole ami
NAL and vegetable kingdom, reared or cul-
u,a'ed by civil zed man. nourishes here
Add to these enumerated advantages the
richness Of our quartz lodges, which are
now being opened aud developed, and we
have scme of the reasons for the increased
value OF landed property in our midst. A
few lhirgs we want. We want winery and
dstilery Of wines and fruits at Auburn,
owned and managed by men of sufficient,
means and experience to purchase aud con
vert into wine and brandy all the grapes,
wines and fruns that can be raised, and
hold them until age and proper Treatment
fits them Tor frs, class market. Oar peo-
pie wait perfect Government titles to their
lands; and we want an infusion Of laJoriRQ
fomiGies, men women and children, from the
Older, more crowded and industrio .s dis
tricls Of The o'd States and Europe, that
may, hy their example, set US O Id settlers TO
woik, and show US What we'll directed and
continued labor will do in such a climate
ard such a soil
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

The LEGIsLAIUKE-Ihis lody will adj
journ on Monday the 4Ih day Of April ne II,
strictly speaking, the one hundred and
twenty days expire at Tuesday noon. April
5h. So far the Lsri-larure has defeated
most OF the bad bills and also killed some
Of The good ones. Many good laws have
passed both houses and many others have
passed one or the other of the odies and
may yet become laws. The Governor holds
the power To kill all bad bills tha, are pre-
ed for his signature after to-day, and
we have unhounded confidence in Governor
llaght's honesty and ability. The Cover
nor has ten DAYS to examine, sign or veto
all bills presented and the Constitution AL.
pire. after to day. So The Governor is mas.
ter Of The situation and can put in his pock-
Ell all the tad bills that come 10 him in the
last ten DAYS. The truth is. we regard one.
fourth Of the members as incompetent-let
ter fiit.d hv ra'ure and education 10 sit on
eggs than in the legislature. another fourth
as rascals Of more or less ability. and the
other half as men Of good intentions, and
many Of them Of more than ordinary ability.
The constitutional provision adjourning the
Legislature at the eud Of 100 days is good
it ougb. 10 he ninety days. We think this
legislature much superior in honesty, good
ia,pntions and patriotism to our Congress
at Washington.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

RAILROAD BADGE BuRNED About one
o'clock Thursday morning last the c. p. r.
r. bridge over the American river al Sacra-
memo WAS discovered to be on fire and was
lasted about two hour. The treste work
n, the ends Of the bridge was saved. 1t is
reported that when the fire was discovered
that the main structure and roof was in
flames in several places. Two walchmen
were kept constantly on the bridge, one at
each end and full water casks ri short
spaces from each other through the whole
length If the bridge, and ii is mystery
how the fire could have cot such a start. Ell
Iher supposing il to have originated from
locomotives or incendia,ism. The struc-
lure was not a valuable one, being old and
wood, and should have been replaced ere
this with n new and substantial iron bridge.
The Union says: "a force of two or three
hundred men have been set at work arrang-
Jog for the construction Of temporary
bridge ut point just below that which was
burned, and doing the necessary grading. 1t
is presumed that this will he comp'e in
three OF four days to an extent sufficient to
admit Of trains crossing; meanwhile passen-
gers and baggage will bs ferred over, and
the transportation of freight viii be entirely
stopped Probably the work Of rebuilding
the main bridge will not be commenced for
somesweeks.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26
NEW ADV ERTISEM ENIS.
DISTRICT ATTORNEYS NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ District Attorney of Placer County will when
ever requested and when not otherwise officially
cngaacn. attend, either in person or by his duly
appointed Deputy, to The trial of all actions
wherein The People are interested, in any jus
the Peace are notified that no other persons are
Authorized by law TO appear as attorneys on be-
half Of The People in such cases.
HENRY II. FELLOWS,
District Attorney.
Auburn, March 23d. 1870. mar26-4t.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

The TRuMrErER DEAD.-Ihs trpmpeteT
OF The Stripes is DIAL. So i. has to toot i's
own horn. In the last issue il insists and
proclains to The world that it has brains
especially brains. This is good news. il
true. but nobody would ever have believed
cret. Neighbor, you must be devilish
economical Of your brains. Why don't
you give them a chance. Here you have
been done gone and had brains all this
time aud never give them a chance or let
anybody know you kept the article
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

Sold OUr,-J. W. Ferguson, publisher OF
Truckee Tribune. has sold the material an
stopped the publication Of that paper. We
learn from the last Issue that the office will
b- removed to the Stats OF Nevada. but no
d'hnite point is named. Success to you.
Ferguson, wherever y"u may be, or Whist.
ever business you may engage in.
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

New VoLUME.-lbs California Spirit OF
the Times has entered upon it's six'een'h
year and thirty first volume. NJ. d. Boruck
has been the editor during the whole his,o-
~ OF the paper. The paper is firmly es,ah-
lished. We wish the Times con ,inued pros.
periy,
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

MyrWe are glad to learn tba. tho Pain Klk
er is having so large sale in our city. We have
every reason TO believe it to be an almost never
failing cure for pain and medicine that no
family should be without Montreal Pilot.
(mhl9 -tm1
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26


The RulING PASSION 1t may be true
that lie well stuck to is as good as the
truth, but that must most certainly depend
upon the kind of company man keeps or
the ignorance Of his readers Every crea,
ture on earth is endowed with some lead
ing quality or characteristic. and our neigh.
Dor is no exception to the general rule
We have discovered his strong point. He
has sworn the horse is sixteen fee, high and
IS going to stick to it. 1t is no crime for
the Stripes to get TIE contract for the coun
ty printing when it was the highest bidder
and yet it terales and reiterares the false
statement that it was The lowest bidder :,
when the whole public know tha; such s
not the fact, simply because that is its strong
suit Now the Stripes may bs better III
formed Of the guhtlhty OF its readers and
party than We are. and tins may DO the
proper course to pursue, but the morality Of
the Thing is exceedingly questionable. Now
this it is, it amt. taint tain'i ii is, it lan't
is all useless stuff, and "a our offers are not,
and not likely to he taken by the Stripes or
any Of its friends, we propose to make N
Offer that the public are Interest ed in. We
will deposit 500. the Stripes publisher
shall do the same, at the end Of the year.
the first Monday of February, 1871, the
work done for the county shall he compu-
ted by our bid. and also By the Stripes bid
and fit amounts to less by the Stripes bid
than by ours then our 500 shall 90 to the
District School Fund, and il it amounts to
less at our bid than the bid of the Stripes
then the 500 deposited by The Stripes put
Usher shall go to the said School Fund
What DO You say TO this, neiphbor!
The Placer herald., 1870-03-26

MEANS BUSINESS. By reference to our
new dverisements it will lie seen that our
new District Attorney proposes 10 attend to
the prosecution Of all cases wherein the Pso.
pie are interested. Justices Of the Peace
are notified that no other counsel is author
lied to appear 10 behalf Of the People. See
!be notice,