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The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

REMARKABLE FALLS IN SAN DlEoo.-A
gentleman connected with the surveying
party Of The Memphis, FL Psso and Pacific
Railroad, says that 20 recently visited re-
markable waterfall, known as the "Transit
Falls" on the head waters of the San Diego
river He describes these falls AZ being two
hundred and twenty-five feet in perpendcu-
lar hight; the stream, as it dsshes over The
precipice. being about ten feet in width. -
The water falls the whole distance at sim
gle leap, aud presents magnificent scene.
Above the falls the stream runs for some
distance through beautiful valley. The
scenery of tba; region is described as equal
ing in grandeur and beauty anything ever
seen, except only that Of peerless Yosemite,
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04
A NAME IN THE SAND.
BY HANNAH y. GOULD.

Alone walked the ocean strand
A pearly she'll was in my hand.
stopped and wrote upon the sand
My name, the year, the day,
As onwarl from the spol passed,
One lingering look behind cast
A wave came rolling high and fast,
.qud washed NV lines away.
And so, methought, twill, shortly be
With every trace on earth OF me
4 wave from dark oblivions sea
Will roll across the place
Where have trod the sandy shore
or time, and been, to he no more
or me, my day. the name bore,
To leave no track or trace.
And yet with Him who counts the sands,
And holds the waters in His hands,
know u lasting rec )rds stands
Inscribed against my name,
Of this mortal part hath wrought.
OF all this thinking soul has thought,
Aud from these feetng moments caught
For glory or for shame.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

1Hc cows bel elonging to mining estab-
ishment in Nicaragua drank water from
trough in which the mercury used by the
miners was occasionally washed Persons
wboaLsed this mi k became severely saliva
ted but the cause was not discovered for
some ume, as the cows did not at first show
the effects of the poison. But afterwards
they became reduced 10 condition. and their
gums much swollen, aud some died. DIS
I'nct traces OF smercury was found 10 The
milk BY analysis. .t........
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MERIT REwARpEp.---It must be source

MERIT REwARpEp.---It must be source
Of qualification and pride 70 the inventor,
after years OF study and toll. to Lave success
crown bis efforts, and know bis laboSs are
appreciated. :, This is peculiarly The case
wi b DR.. Walkers Vegetabe Vinegar Bitters,
which ls,compo sed Of purely vegstabis prep
araliops, making The mos. effeetual alters
tive that is possible for the medical iutsli-
gence and skill Of our times TO produce. 81.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

TBREE broiters, bearing remarkable re.
semblance to each other, recently went ipto
the same barbershop, and on The same day,
10 be shaved -one going in the morning. the
other at noon. and the third at tight When
the last one appeared, the barber, who was
a German, dropped his razor iu astonish-
men; and exclaimed well, dat man has ds
fastest beard never saw; | sbaves him dis
mordipg, shaves him at dinner times, and he
comes back now init bis beard as lang as it
never wash" ~ f .H03
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

'WHLL Aleck, how's brother Ike getting
alongl "Oh, frs, rate; 90: good start in
the world married widow who has got
nine children"
THE man who would Try TO sab ghost
woull stick al no,hing. "a, fom aO la
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

SoMEwnERE 10 the West sable knight
of the laiher and brush was performing the
operation Of shaving Hoosier with a very
dull razor. "Stop." said the lloosier, that
won't do" "What's de matter, boss -
THAT razor pulls" "Well, no matter for
dat, sar. If do handle Oh de razor don't
break, de boards bound to come off,"
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

\ i" The boy at the head Of the class will
state what were the dark ages of the world d"
Boy hesilates. bs1Next-Maser Smith, can.
you tel what the dark ages were?" IL
guess ihey- were lha ages Just before the in
veution Of sPeotacles." "Go to your seats"
WHILE thousands fall by clashng swords,
ten thousand fall by corset.boards ; vet giddy
iemaies f.bonghtess ,raicl for sake Of FASH
Ilan yield to pain, ST. ~. sIs-a a.s.
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

A TRAVELLER sa S the New York Times.
who demanded his trunk at Baltimore de-
pot before all others. and was told BY the
irish baggage master that he must have pa
tience and wait his turn. turned upon the
baggage master with, "fou're an impudent
dog" To which he of the trunks r-join ed
AN faith ye are monkey. and i'll great
lphy that when'we two were made bastes.
ve'wasnt made itiphan', soibst ye could
have'yer blasted trunk under yer nose all
the time" i3sers l3af .v8Hl
The Placer herald., 1870-06-04

New Yolk doctor will give $1,000 for
authentic records OF case where any per-
son ever died with broken heart.
"Well, my boy. do you koow' what sy tax
IN mean'a' said scboolmaster to pupil. Yes
sir" was the immediate reply, sit is the du-
" on whisky"
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WIN. NEELY JOHNSON

!, Attorney and Counsellor al Lar.
WILL PRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS
w in the SIKH Judicial District. and in the
Supreme Court. and having associated with him
II. g. johnson. will devote special attention to
all mat ter relating to Public Lands before the
United States Land Office. and the State Land
Office at Sac amento, and before the General
Land Office at Washington City.
Business arran gements having been completed
with prompt and colnpeteu, Agents. in Washing
tonior the speedy settlement OF all Land CiiiInss
1t is believed that unusual iacilties can be Offer
ed TO all persons interested in Land matters,
applications for Presumption, Homestead. Mining
Claims and all other ch,sses Of Lands drawn u
aud pl epared, and correspondence promptly atd
Tended to. tol
. Office in Gillig Y Motifs Building, j street, be-
tween Second aud Third. Sacramento. ''
Auburn june 5tb. 1869, ie5-lv. s
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LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

|. Subscribers who do not give express notice
10 thc contrary, are considered rs wishngto con
tinue their subscription.
2. II subscribers wish their persdiScontinued,
publishers may continueto send them until al!
charges are paid,
g. If subscribers ne, 10 or refuse to take their
papers from the Office or place to which they are
sent, they are held responsible until they settle
thcir bill ls anil give due notice TO discontinue.
~ 4.ifs tbscribeIs move to other places without
informing the publisher and the paper is sent to
the former direction. they are held responsible.
Notice should always be given otthc removal.
5. The Courts have decided, that refusing to-
take a paper from the Office, or removing and
leaving it uncalled for is prima facie evidence of
tcntional fraud. .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-19
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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31
Marina

The propeller St. Joe came in from the
south Oh Tuesday morning last. Leaving
here she went as far north as Ahnepee ana
returned, touching here late the same
evening on her way south. She reports
but little ice in the lake.
The TruesdeH steamed up Tuesday and
took her place on the line, leaving here for
Chicago with a large number Of passen-
gers.
New VEssEL- Messrs Hanson and
Jones have commenced getting out the
timber fer Lew fore snd-aft schooner fer
Messrs. Ruddock, Siauson 4 Kelly Of Ra-
cine. She is to be Of the following dimen
sions: Length Of keel los #; breadth of
beam IS # inches; depth Of hold ! # 9
inches. She is expected to be ready to
leave our h.rbor in July next.
The new schooner Oh the stocks for
Messrs. Jones l. Albrecht has he spars up
and will be launched just as soon as the ice
breaks up.
NAVIGATION. The river is now clear of
Ice above Walkers Point bridge, and sev
1ral OF our vessels are bending their ssils in
preparation OF the season of navigation,
which judging from the present indications
wi! commence early. Yesterday We no
ticed one Of the Goodrich side wheel boats
getting up steam.--M. Ne,os, 10Th.
The schooners Transit, Union, H'ave
and Llctna have bent all their canvas,
loaded, aud are all ready TO leave our har-
Dor, the ice in the bay At present, however,
preventing Tho schooners Louisa Ne
Do,.ald, C. L. johnson and Sea Gem also
have their canvas On and will soon be ready
10 clear Tor Chicago and Milwaukee.
Bring on your vessels, there is lots OF stuff
t,r you TO take away, and you needn', be
alarmed about any sunken cros iG bs
tween the piers-as At Sheboygan-but a
good channel the whole width Of the piers,
aud no less than IL feet Of water.
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Milwaukee, Manltowoc and Green
RaY Railroad.

Tbs directors of this company, who left
this city week age Thursday to visit the
prominent points on the liue Of the propoe
ed road, returned yesterday. The party
included three from New York and three
from Milwaukee. They report that the
popular feeling along the entire ins ID
unanimous and enthusiastic in favor Of The
cons truction Of the road, aud that loan. By
way of subscription to stock have been
pledged to the entcnt Of sG25 600 from the
cities and COUNTIES, and il is estimated thas
the several towns will contribute $3.50, 900
more Of the s625, 600, 300 90 Is plcdx-
ed from Ozaukee county. $50 900 from
Sheboygan, sl50,000 from Msntowoc,
500, 900 from Brown and 500, 900 from
Appleton. The smonnt already pledged is
equivalent to five or six thousand dollars
per mile for the whole length of the road.
1t is proposed that from 2 point about
twenty eight miles west Of Msnito1oc two
branches Of the road shall be buit-one TO
Green Bay and the other 20 Appleton. ! he
conditions of the several subscriptions to
stock have been placed in writing and clec>
tons will probably be called during the
month Of April at which it is believed the
contracts will be ratified by the people
The New Icrk parties now in our city e1
pross the utmost v2n dcnec jhs- the nee
essary additional capital VII, be rai.ed t"r
the immediate construction OF tn- line,
and they propose forthwith to purchs.e
and forward q construction train aud suih
cicnt iron for the commencement Of the
cork
OF the popular feeling in favor of imrne-
date railroad connections between Niwau-
kec aud the several cities Of northeastern
/ Wisconsin we have had sufficient proc!
the psst year regardless Of the reported
state of facts in the presen1 case, and the
people Of Milwaukee shonll appreciate the
promptne>s and generosity with which aid
has been offered by the cities aud counties
directly interested. The tact argues well
for the immediate future, and demands
that all rivalry and selfshuess if any exi-t,
shall give way to public necessity. E5',caa>
kec Nsvs
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SHEBOYGAN HARBOR.
Souudings Made and the Condition Of
the Water-Important to Sailors.

S0undings Made and the Condition Of
the Water-Important to Sailors.
From the Office of the Deputy Collector Of
Customs at Shoboygan we hav the follow
ing information relative to the harbor
there
10 hte Eltor cfA- Ereniag Hiscor,n
SHEBoYGAS, March 24-Fears~ have been
entertained by our citizens that the gales Of
last fall and winter have barred the mouth of
our harbor. Yesterday sound ngs were taken
and one spot found of about 60 feet in
length, 500 feet inside the end ofthe piers, with
] feet Of water the rest varies from g to 10
-.., denth The channel il along the north
pier, and nb5v, 100 fee vide. Vessels enter
ing the harbor, particularly from ,''s S90'n,
should get the north pier in range, 81 near'y
20, giving the south pier good berth, as there
sire TWO sunken cribs at the outer end. Last
fall the light frame was carried sway by a
vessel entering the harbor, and as yet has not
been replaced. We hope the city will take the
matter in hand, and before the opening Of nav
gltion provide for the maintenance of 81 good
light during the season of nayi CATION.
Truly yours, 7.
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which viii sooner or later be constru ted.
/ may be claimed that these paragraphs
refer to The local interests OF Ma olson. 1t
so, then 80 much tie worse for Madison.
The Interests OF the Stale require precise
Iyreyer>e policy. At least thrCe-Quarters
OF the western shore OF Lake Michigan lies
within the State OF u Wisconsin. The bulk
OF the freight from Wisconsin, Iowa and
Minnesota reaches the Atlantic coast via
Lake Mich gau, and Wisconsin offers at
east seven harbors for The shipment ni tins
fgsIsht. Green Bay, Maulto.0c, Shesoy>
gan, Port u Washington, Milwaukee, Racine
ana kcuosha are all points from which Is
can be shipped ~ the Atlantic coast cheap
eT than from ANY port outside the State.
Aud yet, the official Stase paper con
uuually bankers aud c(amor. Tor trunk
vast business, including the business Of Tho
future Northern Pac'lc road, may be taken
uroRau Lax 4Hc.tqua 10 the Atlantic
coast. La other words We must submit 10
have tie whole State diseuboweli.d aud
reduced to AL agricultural dependency on a
forsxo city in order that the city OF Msdi-
sou may attain to the inetfable glory Of
way station ca Az Illinois railroad.
The lake shore cities OF Wisconsin no
longer cundesceud to beg consideration of
their natural privileges II the hands of any
political caLal at hIa1iAon OF elsewhere.
A thousand miles of railroad track i'll Wis
consln happen just Low 10 be running more
east and northeast than south to tud the
Atlantic ocean, and thousand Miles more
will De running 10 about the same dlrcc-
ton before Madison perfecis its schemes
around Lake Michigan. Mil Neps
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Orr C,i+- Election


Next Tuesday the party of economy aud
morality intend to elect their city officers.
Cant they be beaten BIZ spontaneous up
rising Of the people We believe that the
tx payers Of this city are not satisfied With
the economy of our city government for the
last year. We believe that they do hot
want ,o pay sl70O in efforts to communi-
cate with hell or China, as vas
done in the park on the South
Side. We do not believe that
there is any sense IN paying IA or s hun
dred dollars. in sums Of $40 each, per year
to frsmen. Any man who Is fit 70 he g
fireman will turn ont, as heartily, TO = ti,e
without, as with, reward. This leak
ought to be stopped. w. don't believe
that there is any Use in paying I5cts apiece
for burying cats. Til. leak should be
stopped, and any number of other and fur
ther leaks Of the same kind which We dis
cover in the report published in the Tribune
las. week We propose to 90 through the
whole report when we get time, and will
promise our readers the benefit OF some
further light into the wonderful economy OF
our Immaculate village officials.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1870-03-31

DIsrRTCT CoTRT or THs1
G 1s WILSON, ,on TnsD'' In Bankruptcy
In the matter Of T. J rome Pierce ! Qidedn
Slyc, bankrupts.
1t MilwauSe s., in said district. on the nine
tesnth day of March, \. II. 1870, District Of
NisCorsin.-ss.
Take notice, that petition has been fle,i
in this Cont by p. Jerome Pierce & q dcon
elEe, Of Manitawoc, Wis, in SID District duly
declared a Bankrupt under he &c: Of Congrce,
of March ,, 1857, for 4 discharge, ard rcrtii-
cafe thereof. from I'll his debts. end other
claims rraveah bic under said art, and that the
nineteenth day Of April, 4. u. 1879, n ten
@ clock y NJ. is assigned fsr the hearin. Of
tie same, when and where YOU may attend
and sko~ cause, if any you have. why the
prayer Il said petition -bonli ao4 be granted
g. Holm u niItES.
Jerk 3 E..-r.e1 { o,.4, W.sc, Dsin
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DIE D:

BOUHER-In the city of Ysukton, d. t, on
Monday, March 81. 1870, NiSs SUSAN ID.
BOOHER, il th> S1th year Of her age.
The subject Of tho above wxs born at
Fredsiickstown, Maryland, in the year | 1872
and WAS one Of the ,hirtesn young ladies'
who represented the thirteen original states
AID streved s.hiug,ou' way with flowers
the las, time General Warrington visited
Frederick ,own, Nd. She was the sister
of the wife Of Col T. 4. H. Edwards, fer
msrly resident Of this place -.
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SIS GOLD WATCHES, $40
DO VUIU w H1UHES. SZU
TIE ONLY GENUINE DOUBLE EXTRA
REFINED
CROEDE GOLD WATCHES.
BIZ THE OROIDE
WATCH CO.,

Arc all Of the best make. hunting cases, war
rsnted not to tarnish look like fine Gold
wears like Gold, and are equal to the best gold
watches III make and finish with the best full
jewcicd deta Ched and patent levers. extra fine
classes, Gents and Ladies size. Sl5 each.
The double extra refined. solid Ofoiie gold
A No ], full irwclcd levers: at so each
Sent by express anywhere within the United
States, at regular Wholesale prices. PAYABLE
GA delivery. No money is required in advance
only satisfactory assurance that the order is
made in good faith. Any package may ne
opened and examined before paid for, hy par
ing the express charges only
Persons can order by mail with safety. b.
sending money in adv nee, in a registered
letter, and the goods will be sent IS i regis
tered package Ecrrail I our risk.
An asent sending for six watches. will re
ccive IN extra watch frcc-Inakng seven S'f
watches for $50 or seven go uatrL,s for Sl2O
Also elegant 0goide gold chain. Of latest
aud most costly styles for Ladies and Gentle
mcHs wear. from 10 To 20 inches long, at
prices Of -, Sl, SIS and s. each sent With
watch. at owcst whalos1.c prices
Our watches arc ali made OF the rcnuine
solid orade gold. refined, are all perfectly
regulated and adjusted, and guaranteed BY
the company 20 Keep correct time and war
and uor tarnish. State ,iic kind. sire am 6r'cr
Of watch required and o1,ier only Of
ETE oRJIpE WATCH 60.
III rs ~ ~ Street. NeTT -
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New Advertisements.
Foreclosure Sale.

In Circuit Court Manitoroc County Franz
Walla against Thomas Koselka and Anna 70
seka his wife.
BY virtue Of judgement of foreclosure and
sale in the above entitled action dated June
Goth A. D., 1869. shall expose for sale and
sell al public vendue to the highest bidder at
the Court House in the City and County Of
MaHitowoc on the 1Ath day Of May, A. D.,
1870, st 10 oclock NJ, OF said day, the fol.
lowing describe real estate, situated in the
County Of Mauitowoc and State Of wisconsin,
to-wit The west half of the north east quartz r
Of section No. tventy-four ga
Datcd Sheriff Office. Manitevoc, Wis this
26th day Of March, 1870.
Z. MULHOLLAND, Sheriff
CHAs " WuITk, Attorney for Plaintiff
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Circuit Court, Manitowoc Co.

jacob Fatzer, VS. Lewis Marks.
DYvir,uc Of an execution in the above en-
ID titled cause, and tested on the 22d day
Of January A. d. 1879, to lnc directed and de-
Gvsrod against the real and personal Pr%rrerty
of the defendant. Lewis Marks. | shall on
Friday the 2od dsy Of April, A >. 1870 at
ten clock in the forenoon OF sha; day, ut the
Court House in the village and county Of Man
itoroc, offer for sale, and sell at public vecduc
TIE real property hereinafter described and
al the til!e and interest which the defendant
Lewis MARKS. had therein. on the 18th Day Of
September 1859, or that he has at any time
since acquired which property is known and
described as follows to-wit The north half
.. the north west quarter Of section number
three, in township number eighteen, range
number twenty-omc in the county Of Mani
te-oc. Gnd State Of Wisconsin.
z MULH0L-AND, Sheriff
Bv E-R0N kxtfP. Dep'y Sheriff.
F.. p. TREAT. Plaintiff Attorney. 33-6t
Dated Manitoroe, March S,h, 1870.
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SURVEY OF THE LAKE SHORE Il. R
A party of engineers have been for some
time waiting in Milwaukee to come mp the
lake shore aad survey the route Of the
proposed Milwaukee, Manitowoc 4 Green
Bay Railroad, Mr. Souloriu the Chief
Engineer OF the Company was in Port
Washington week before last making =
preliminary survey Of the route. He left
there Tor Sheborsan aud other points on
the route last week Nondsg.
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s4r The ladies' sociable Of tie Presby-
&erisn church at the Williams House last
Tuesday evening was, We understand, nu>
merously attended AMI afforded satisfac>
zion. Some SO were realized,
The ladies' of this society will hold their
sociabls at the store Of Mrs. f. X. Rand,
CORNER of Eighth and Buffalo streets, next
Tuesday evening There will be music and
readings during the evening All are in
sied.
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@~~he LiHle Corporal for April is re-
esived, full of life and vigor as usual al
ways fresh and bright and original. LIST
all the children have hi. ightful Juyc-
nile Magazine. Only one dollar year
Publi,Lsd by Alfred l. Ssxs.l ( Co,
Chicago, ILL.,
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Town OFFICERS. -The following nor :
in atoms have been made by The Democrats
of this town: Chairman-W T. Wat
'rous Chas. Gehling, lgnstz Schwe,zcr );
-Clerk-Gilbert W. Burnett Treasurer
Nick Gentgen AsSe,sor-Auton Ueizen :;
justices Of the Peacc-Moritz kicl, Fred.
Drummi Cons,ab,e-Frank Wal. All
good nominations, and we hope viii BE
eec.ed,
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PKsSoNAL-We were pleased to meet
or oid-time friends William ana Harvey
Hitchcock of hevaunee, in the city last
week. One would hardly recognize Harvey
now, he has srova 50.
Walter johnson, Esq, Of kcwaunee, vas
in the city Tuesday evening on his way TO
Chicago.
He were very happy 10 meet Mr. Frank
Porter and lady, 81 WsukeEan, in the CITY
this week. They are stopping a, the
N'ndla'e House, whore they remain f-n
DAY, o. : v.z.,.
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e-1he man who cannot take aud pay
for at least one good local paper, should
At once get friend to take up collection
with which to pay for digging his grave,
for he must be far gone