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The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

CoHoEs DEMocRAT.-W received a copy
of this paper this week from the State of
New York, and upon examination found
it to be owned, edited and published by
John II. Atkinson, formerly one of our town
boys, here in Auburn. We also found the
card of Lansing and Atkinson, Attorneys at
Law in the columns Of the paper. We are
pleased to chronicle this perseverance and
evidence of success of our old town boy,
Johnny Atkinson. and feel that his old
friends here will also read this note with
pleasure.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03
DIED.
Pine Grove. Dec. lst. 1870. Mnttie c. wife

At Pine Grove, Dec. lst, 1870, Matte G. wife
of Lew g. Smith, Of consumption.
The funeral will take place from the family
residence, and deceased be inferred in the Auburn
Cemetry at l O'Clock to-day. Friends OF the
ia amily are invited! to attend.
In Sacramento, Nov. 9th, Sarah, wife of j.
NJ d. Reese OF Lincoln Placer county, a ma
tive of Bourbon county, Kentucky, aged 70
years and lG days.
Near Lincoln, Nov. 18th, wife of John Clifton.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03
FARMERS AND GARDENERS, ATTENTION.

no YOU WANT TO BUY SEEDS AND
~ Plants that you may surely rely on ?. Go
to SEWN VINCENT n CO., the well-known
Seed Dealers. COZ Sansome ST., between Wash
ington and jackson Streets, San Francisco, and
Brooklyn, Alameda County Mr.. SEWN Vincent
is the only Seed Grower OF California. He
guarantees the superior quality of his seeds and
all those imported he tests with the greatest care
before selling II suts he VII sell you the best
s4 ~brapsst sc.som.
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Notice.

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO THE STOCKHOLD-
l. of the Gold Run & Colfax Turnpike
Company that the annual meeting OF said Com
pany will be held at the Office Of the Secretary,
in Colfax, Township No. H. County of Placer,
State of California, on the SEVENTH day Of
December, A. d. 1870, for the election Of officers
and the transaction OF other business
n. X. u. TRAPHAGEN, Secretary.
Collar. Eoven,hey 10th, 1879. -nol2Av,
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

The Grass Valley Grand Gift entertain
ment now offers commission of twenty nor
cent, on all purchases of tickets where the
number amounts to fifty or more. See ad-
vertisemen,.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03
Sl5 Aluminous W Brilliant $50
GOLD WATCHES.
A New Discovery!

The only Ee1fufne AlumipOUs or Brilliant
Gold Watches manufactured By as are the most
perfect ever prodIced--made of solid Alumnous
Gold, being fne hG7f metal that will stand any
climate, aTd roerr- tar7,ish durable and bril-
liant than pure gold. Fine Engne-turnsd.
Hunting -Cssetk Full-Jeveled Levers gents
and Ladies' sfzesg at T15 each.
THE DOUBLE-EXTRA REFINED Solid Al
luminous Gold WITH fine Swiss, English and
American mosefne rass racked porks), are equal
to $3.50 Gold Watches, seguhsed ars,l warranted
perfect time-keepers, at sIsfy see each.
ALSO GOLD CHAINS Ese.t and most cost
ly styles ladies and GesteT st $6, 81, $40.
S12 to $15 each. Elegant Aluninous Gold
Chains I4rckey asad GcHts') from 10 to 40 inch
es long, ut S2, -, So a.d $S each
NO lAyNE1 REQUIRED IN ADVANCE but
sert hy express, payable on delivery. Places
where no express runs, goods will be sent by
n1ais m sesrsered packages, by sending price in
advance.
AN AGENT SENDING FOR SIX WATCHES
GETS an EXFKt WATCH, OFF BEST QUAIL
ITY FREE, OK PAYrss Express CHARGES,
Goods may be opened aaud examined IN express,
fs.r< tesl for a.d If ref satisfactory, returned,
State descriSs0o asN Price of goods desired, and
prder directly frean
IKE EAGLE WATCH CO.,
tas Fcs6A~A otrevt, New York
Seryff1nfer f7tb 1917 sp.--3rp
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Liquors, Wines, Cigars. Etc.
Patents to Mining Claims.

DARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN BY
l. Fellows & Norton, Attorneys to the busi-
ness Of obtaining patents to mining claims.
ocllln. TFLI.QW,S 4 NORTON.
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TIRE S L Il Err;
BANK Of THOS. FlNDlEY 4 CO


With whom all moneys will be deposited. AL
disbursements will be made through said Rank
In addition to the above Gifts the sum OF TEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS will be given to the
Town Of GRASS VALLEY, for the extension of
the Water Pipes: TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS
to the SCHOOL FUND; TWO THOUSAND
DOLLARS to the ORPHAN ASYLUM, Mt Grass
Valley; and ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS to
the FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Tickets can be had by applying at the Office OF
the Association, Exchange Hotel Building, Main
street, Grass Valley
Ten PER CENT. Commission will be allow
ed to parties taking One Hundred Tickets. CON-
mission paid in Tickets. Persons sending $3.50
will recei''e ITO Tickets in exchange.
For guarantee that the PRIZES will be
FAIRLY DRAWN every citizen OF Grass Valley
is hereby especially referred to.
All Orders should be addressed to
c. &. KING,
GENERAL BUSINESS MANAGER.
Office-E1change Hotel Building, Main Street
Grass Valley.
JOHN WEBER, Secretary.
[nv26-h.
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BORN.

In Dutch Flat, Nov Goth, the wife Of Geo. W
Halsey, of daughter.
At Colfax, Nov. 22d, the wife of F. II. Wilcox
OF daughter
At Newcastle, Nov. 10TH the wife Of d. Ho-
gins of daughter.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

New VoLUME.-The daily San Joaquin
Republican, one among the trucst and ablest
of the Pacific Coast dailies, has entered upon
its second year and third volume. The Re
publican met with mean and unjustifable
financial opposition from source as unex-
pected as undeserved, and we feel the more
reoccd that it has triumphed, notwitE-
standing this petty opposition of man that
owes his present position to Democratic votes.
We hope the Republican will long live
and prosper in a continued honorable and
successful career while he who sought its
injury may receive the just execrations Of all
Democrats, everywhere.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03
AGENTS WANTED.
CLERGYMEE, sTI DOL TIE EhCHERS, SNARE
YOUNG MEN AND LADIES WANTED
TO CANVASS, F&R THE NEW BOOK
OUR FATkER'S HOUSE,
OR.
THE TNWRI7TEN Word.

By DANIEL MARCH, author OF the popular.
Might Scenes. This master in thought and Ian
guage shows us pniUId riches and beauties in
.1e Great House, With l,s blooming flowers, sing
ing birds waving palms, rolling clouds, beauti-
full bow, sacred noun tains, delightful rivers.
mighty oceans, thunicrlug voices, blazing heav-
ems and vast universe with countless beings in
millions of worlds, and reads to US each the un--
written word. Rose tinted paper, ornate
cravings and superbhinding send for circular,
in which is a fun description and universal COM
mendations by the press, ministers and college
professors, in the strongest possible language.
Send for Circulars.
A. l.. BANCROFT K GO.
San Francisco, CAL
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ACEN IS WANTED
CHINA AND The UNITED STATES!

The most interesting, entertaining abo and
thorough Book of the day, ON an engrossng and
popular subject. 700 pages, 40 full-page Illus
tratnns. BY Rev. William Speer, d. d., Cor
responding Secretary Of the Presbyterian Board
of Education, formerly Missionary in China and
to the Chinese in California.
1--WE believe that there ore not gve men, Eu-
ropean or American, who are as thoroughly ac>
quainted as DR.. Speer, with the Chinese in their
own country; we think other man fully
conversant with the Chinese i'll California -
Hdrper's -Mgasine.
Sold only by Subscription. Send for deavrlp-
tive Circular and te~ms Address
A. L. BANCROFT x CO.
&aN u Fra AciscQ. Cal,
Oct 1at, ,1870-tf
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$IJSS PriseS Amounting to
al so 900.
The Gifts will be Awarded in = Prccicisoly
Similar ma inner as At the Concert given
In San Francisco in aid Of the Mer-
camille Library.

cantfIe IIbrNry.
The drawing will be under the management Of
C. CONWAY, President of the Board of Trus-
tees of the Town Of Grass Valley; S, p. DOR
SEY, School Trustee; A. HOOPER. Chief En-
gineer of the Fire Department.; and PATRICK
ENGLISH. MARTINFORD and DANIEL COL
LINS, in behalf Of the Orphan Asylum at Grass
Valley.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03
TREASURER:
BANK Of HUBBARD T. ANDREWS, AUBURN
SECRETARY:

JOHN MCBRIDE, Rattlcsnal<e Bar.
II Orders for Tickets may be sent to either
the Treasurer or Secretary dec Lin.
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G,Ilolous Not,tes.
Y ost an0 tonnp.

(Ey., RnBEkT - ROWLAND will preach IN
IL -. joins Chapel, NarcA It. 'tuy-daY eyenin.
AprA u. services VIII commence at - H. NJ.
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Sttxmbcuts mo EsilrcxoS

En1E ERAILWAY,-TRAINs LEAVE DEPOT
~ foot Of @d :" snd foot OF Chambers st. foIowI
Irc%, J,T In, Prom Prom
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o." A. " BSnsIo.D Di DnnkIGt. iG Gosns,sss GIsSsIsss
Clncinnsti,snd all points West
caIsS. @sxics. so UniouSiils, iSs Vile,
This tram IL composed Of tho
M nnn ne ,rD,aS..s w9Tid. s' h.S siso The M new
Sscuiiarf 70 this Inc Inc sleso.os SSsSnes
caches are attached at iiof.
without chsngc 70 Cleveland
esA. ~ 1000 NJ EsIpesa s.p %aii for Bafao. Dun
sSa,A' sSS si nisS sS''i; lsr vs;i Ssrrssi I'D
Island and Unionv lie '''
lS.eeplnk Coaches attached from
sus1uehanna TO Buffalo.
'' '0 !" ' poats h.ia e.. and dHssTh South sIesp s
lng Coaches run through with
s.s''tr ssf Gs1eiSds iS Srns1Si sna ltaSsSs SlScis
A., nati without cnange :,
ION cSsor. STs " gaSS SeSo m % SIS Snd 1
,y IN, M from r. ssa aas s. bPeeot
For SSs:gr 'S S%d aay$l sIf NJ from Chamber. st.
Ssss s;, iESF !! S'?i, % Chambers
NJ "a dSspss S , q; 6eRs. $s. ti5f & Spd s p NJ
'0' ssiIa e qsd Ydgs ~ ~, n z ;,S M
& ISlSS! H. H. Si, y ~ aad AZ S III, ' = NJ a.
sS$ EqY' "A nom tSsn,s
]. N, and si5 r. NJ. nom Esd 81. Depot. - .
For RenlOn aud Moneys A, NJ =. NJ. 1850 =. ",
~ p nSSp% rag =: ~ ana sat saturday. only,
l2b r. NJ tS:l5 r. NJ. l5 +, NJ, as p. NJ, t6;i5 r.
Nj, and saturdays only NJ midnight,
During the pleasure season the Erie Hallway Company
VIII issue continuation excursion tickets embracing S1
points OF Interest.
Tickets for passage and for Apartments In Drawing
Hoom aud Sleeping Coaches can be Vhtaiued, and or
ders for the checking and transfer OF Bagg
leit at the Company. offices 2, SO and 57 BROADWAY
coruer is5th st. and Sd av Harlemi 83} Fulton ST.,
BookynJ Depots loot OF Chambers st. I'd foot OF I'D
st New YORK and Long Dock Depot. Jersey City and
OF the Agents at the principal hotels.
sDaiiy. tFor Picrmont only.
WAL X. BARR, General p. ssenger Agent
l.. d. RuckkR, General Superintendent.
SPElIAL NOTICE.-NARRAGANsE STEAM.
- SHIP Coon or about Monday April II. 1910. lac
world.renowned steamers BRISTOL ana PsOVl.
DENCE will resume their trips the line for Boston
va fa1 River touching At Newport. leaving picr 20,
SUNDAYS excepted. These steamers have been thor
oughy overhauled and elegantly RENTED nothing has
been omitted conducive to the safety aud Comfort Of
passengers. g. H. yAiLk, Genl Pass'r Agent.
JAMES FISK. JR., President.
The sun., 1870-04-06
SOtl,tg Notit,s.
YOIltitaI.

NOTICE.-Ata regular meeting OF the NJ. T Bren.
~ nan Democratic benevolent Association Of the
First Ward held at veg Greenwich st. on Monday even;
ing, the following officers were unanimously elected
ioT the ensuing YEAR Jas Iasson Presldept Daniel
Secretary John j. Murray, Financial Secretary Ihos.
Hurley. Treasurer; Ihos Dempsey bergeant'at'Arms.
The sun., 1870-04-06
9nbIitstiops.
THg WEEKLY Sun,

JOURNAL FOR THE PEOPLR.
PUBLISHED THIS MORNING. and for sale at the
Counter. In wrappers. for Country Circulation, At
CENTs PER COPY.
Among its contents sre;
LEADING ARTlCLEs-shaii an Unconstitutional Tax
be Continued2 Clear the Track; Hamilton Fish
The Price OF state Senatorial sum in Arithmetic
The Judges for the Court Of Appeals and others on
matters OF interest
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE-The Cuban Revolution
Fslschood OF Spanish Pushhcd Accountable
spania ards Badly Beaten near Las Tunas-w Wholesale
Murder Authorized Exciting Scene In the spanish
Co tcs-A Cabinet Minister Resigns; Tho IRISH
Force Dill q Law Canadian demand for Troops
for the Nortbwesti Uprosr In tho Gcumenlca
Council.
NEWS FROM wAsHtNGToN-Proclama by the
Prcsident-The Fifteenth Amendment Pars of the
Coustitution-Admission OF Texas,
MfsCELLANEOUs-The McFarsnd Trisl-The First
Day Of the Trial-The Prisoner and his Little Son
Desperate Attempt OF rockingham Man to Oct on
the Jury-He Is Fooled bv John orahnmi Horacs's
Venture In the Dogs Of North Carolina-victimizcd
by Bcan-The Hon Horace Greceys Testimony
Cubas Dancing Feather-Ihe Seizure Of the Yacht
Coquottei FitzJohn Porter's Reply to Senator
Chambers speech, Tho Solitary Surveyor OF tho
Isthmus OF Darien A Wonderful Jerseymsn-The
Inventor Of Patent Leather. Mallsabe Iron. and
spelter. Dead; The Late Mai. Gen. Thomas-Thc
Funeral Ia Troy on Friday Nexti The Murder OF
BnHsn Probably Elected; Tue Buckhout Tragedy
New York for Free Cuba; News OF tho Week; Lo-
cal and City Anarp.
LTTERARY-StubbssL Luck-A Story OF Interest.
5UNBEAMS-Msny columns OF news condensed Into
one.
rELEGRAMs-The Latest Sews from all parts OF the
World.
AGRICULTURAL Proceeding, OF the Farmers cluD
aud other interesting ana Instructive reading for
farmers.
FINANCIAL AND CoMMRRctAL-The Latest Money.
Domestic. and cattle Markets. prepared expressly
for The WEEKLY Sun.
The subscription price OF THE wREKLT Sun 10 one
Dollar year; In clubs OF So 70 cent'.
ADvERrisEMENT5-5oc cents per line.
GRACE MORTIMER's STORY.
CHARITY DLASD;
or.
TIE VILLAGE fOUSDLINo,
WILL DE COMMENCED IN no. i5o OF TUB
FlREsIDE COMPANION.
OUT MONDAY, APRIL II.
caro- MctARLAND,r rBOOKsToRH.Pt1
new books OF the day and all the standard works and
Aho choice English. French. aud Scotch stationery.
The sun., 1870-04-06
&rCpusais.

ftUpusNs,
pK0p F9,. as flpISt,,Ar ,NEW
mcnt of Public Charities ana Correction. s. Third
Az. corner nth tt.-New York. April l. lsIO-seAled
pTopusas VIII be received by the Commissioners OF
Public Charities aud CORRECTION a their oitce unti
O'Clock " OF the sth instant Tor the gas pping Of tho
new lunntic Asylum on Wards Island.
The plan, and spec neat ons can be seen at the once
Of Renwich sands, architects, y Wall 81, aud all IN.
formation obtained JAMES BOWEN,
lrAAC BELL,
OWEN W. BRENNAN
JANIS u. NICHOLSON,
iHs
The sun., 1870-04-06

soltlS.
ON AND AFTER DATE the chop house de
partment OF tho Astor House Exchange will be open
until midnight. Out OF town parties viii md the
choicest OF yands and prompt attendance. Eutrancs
for ladies Barclay st. The attention OF the public Is
invited to our Increased facilities. Chops, steaks
Welsh rarebts. &C.. served on the English plan.
C. A. sTETsoN's SONS.
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Husltal ,snstIum,ms.


ON ACCOUNT OF q great misfortune, on sat
~ urdaY nust leave the city with my family viii
sacrifice my magnincent octave rosewood piano, all
FRENCH plate mirror 80 East tth st., between I'd aY
and Bowery.
CHEAT OFFER.-HoRACE wATERs. No.
N AlBroadway, Will dispose OF 100 Pianos. Mcodeons.
and Organs OF six nrstciass makers, including Chek'
erngs, at extremely low prices cash, during this
month or VIII t.ke from - to t25 monthly until pad.
Tho same 10 let and rent money applied II purchased
A CHICKERING 7octAve piano Hne tone, tz@A
~ one loctale oversIrung, carved case s5L
Plain rosewood plano, 800 mahogln tD,
Prices reduced \. L. GORDON, 10 BroadwAy
CCORDEONS, flutes, guitars. banJps yiulns,
N Nc. at reduced prices CuuCertnAs, with 20 keys,
VI. Instruments repaired ~ -
A LADY will sell for eco. handsome pianoio,te;
~ modern style ana improvements Is IhId st. bAse-
nent door.
A b.OCTAyE rosew ood mclodcol for t5; do, wal.
N nut do. $5. Or-ans and pianos nt low prc g, -ae
or rent. $. 4. GORDON, 1Ob broadway,
A BEAUTITIL 5octaye rosewood .psuo'orte.
n 500 j. BlpDLE, Is Auity b.. neal Broad"aY.
DIANOtORTE ou!y s4 splendid tone al per-
Il Ieet great bargain. JAMES GORDON, Y b'h N,
Iun STANDARD ORGANS to rent At o per
applied toward the purchase. PELOUBEl, fELloN
Il CO., manufactures, Sil Broadway.
* nOn PRIME Il co. organ AZ ncloo,
fO sVNO ueOls now In use' new stye' Tor sl'e
OF relf nj reduced puccs at 100 BroadNhy
The sun., 1870-04-06

fuuss Surmsglna.
IIUHNITURE, carpets. oil cloths, SC, cheap for
i cash, or weekly and monthly pay taken. REID &
co.. 1888 lludsOnst
DIAPER uANGINGS slightly damaged In their
manutncture for sale cheap ut the factory, corner
OF 10th sv. and 37th 81.
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q 6opartntrsbip ttutit,s.

nIs-OI.ITInN or FCOPARTTERSHIP.-
~ The nrm hitherto existin< under the stll Of g..
LlNDhElMElt co, has this day been dissolved by
mutual consent 5, Lindhcmcr Withdrawing. Al .Ac-
counts made by tne nrm will he settled By NJ.
iTNDHEIMER
New York, March %, 1870 NJ. DElTsCH.
nIsSOLUTION,- -Copertnorshlp htnerto existing
~ under the stlle Of CLARK. OAkkS 4 co. has this
day Dren dissolved by mutual consent. J. A. oakes
withdrawn. All accounts made by the nrm will DO
settled by 5. II. CLARK co. J. a: OAkEs.
s. II. CLARK.
The sun., 1870-04-06

nItICE Chicago, ROCK ISLAND AND
~ TACTIC RAILROAD CO..
IS WILLIAM ST.,
NEw YORK, March %. is70.
dividend OF three ami one-half per cent. ou the
capital stock Of t1is Company, and the L. = Govern
ment tnA same, has his day been declared, pay
able on and after April II, 1870, at this otcc.
The transfer books will bc closed on the ID and open
ed on the lIth proAmo.
T.. COOK. Secretary.
uEANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Direc.
tors OF the Long Island abroad Company. will De
heli nt the Office OF The Company at Hunters FONT
Lu Island, Gu Iuesday the 2,h OF April, 1850. The
poll will open at u O'Clock.
o. CHARLICK, President
w second mortgages, ia from $3.50 50 OQo.
W. l., BUILER a CO, 90 Liberty st.
The sun., 1870-04-06

UNIIE SALE advertised by Peter van Iderstine.
j. Jri OF . Lori1g Woods (agentO planning aud
moulding mill In Hoboken, N. j., will not take place
Lorng Wood are not. aud have not been the agents
OF Peer Van !derstine lie has authority 10 settle
any claims OF Loring Wood, or TO receive payment
for any bills due them. LORIS9 a MOOD,
Dated Apru l. 1870,
The sun., 1870-04-06

| AIDES AFFLItTED--Iu whatever way, can
rely upon safe and spec " cure BY DR.. kEAES,N
nathan o.. Circular Tree. nrat nn.t-
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JOSEPH DODiS,)
loWNR ltu's Attfy

On he bonds snd stocss Of tRs c'ty AMI County Of
Now YORK, due May :, 100, will be laid Monday MAY
. by IetCr H. SweCny Esq CLambC Of the city, at
hi ilCr in the new Court House.
The transfer books w BE- closed Friday, April 1870.
RICHARD b. CON MOLLY, Comptroller,
,ncpnilment OF Finance, Comptroller's oiace, New
York, March %, l. 20.
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JAMES oBRIEN, sheriff.
NEW YORk. SurREME CoURr; ,saIah !

The OF the above property postponed until the
18Th day OF ApIl, 1910, at the hour and place.
D'1' ''" '''>' JIMES o'BRIEN, sheriff
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

bowed lle knee 10 iiaal do yuu
lh.Hk they AouA have 80 willingly
UnrHrd up their lives iJg us and
ugTs, q nako as a nation, u give
us liberty, II they had been told
that NC w0nld ID their bones DO
thus lhr0Nn out ~ their graves ''as
lho agmers cultivate their Lcids ?
in ,he nsme of our eounlry, la tho
name 0i our kindred, ia lhe naine
oI honor, and Ia tho nsmo oI
humanity, Nc ask tie S0ulhrrn
States aud S0nlAern people, one
ant an, 10 come forward and res
cue our naR.e dnl tho cause Tor
which 80 many died, from this lnia-
nous repr0aeh, that, unless imme-
diately removed, will be lasting
repr0aeh 10 the latest day 10 as and
our ohillreR forever individually
and nationally, VIRGINIA,
Communications and rsRsI'anees
may 10 sent 10 Mrs, George W.
Randolph, Richmond, Va,
Southern papers are respectfully
requested to copy this appeal at
once, and bring il 10 the notice Of
the Southern people
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28
Rules and Regulations.
DUTIES OF OFFICERS.

ART. !. There shall be appointed by the
Board of Directors, two or more Marshais,
whose duties it shall be to superiniend the
exhibition OF stock, preserve order, ana
see that all stock and other articles entered
for exhibition, are put in the place desig-
mated for the same.
.. There shall be selected by the Direc-
tors, OF each annual meeting, not less than
three nor more than seven Judges, to
award premiums TO the different kinds of
stock, and other articles offered fer exhi-
bition: Provided That any person selected
as such Judge having stock or articles OF
that class for exhibition shall not act IN
that particular case; and if the remaining
Judges cannot agree, the Directors shall
select one TO supply tho vacancy for the
time being.
3. When the report of an awarding
committee is presented to the Marshal he
shall make public proclamation Of the
names of the owners Of the articles TO
which premiums and certificates have been
awarded, aud on the last day of the exhi-
bi,ion the President shall deliver or cause
the premiums to be delivered.
4. The President and the Secretary shall,
after each Fair, make to the Board re-
/
port in full Of the premiums awarded
which report, With such other matters as
the Board may ordcrj shall be published
5. The Directors shall appoint gate
keeper and such assistants as may be ne
ccssarv, whose duty it shall be to receive
all tolls from persons going into the Far
under the instruction of the Directors; who
shall report and pay over the amount re-
ceived at the close of each day, and 'ak'
the Recording Secretary's receipt therefor
Such gate keepers shall be allowed for thoi'
services such sum us may be stipulated OF
agreed upon. :, ;
6. The Board shall annually appoln
some person to deliver, at some time dnr
ing the Fair, an addressed connected Will
the objects of the Association:
7. Entries of articles or animals, 10
any day of the Fair, will be made by th'
Recording Secretary on Saturday befor'
the third Monday in October, and on tn
days of the Fair the Committee of Ar
rangcments win give their attention t
receiv ving articles for exhibition.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1870-05-28

The following has been received
from Il reliable source: Last night
n sub.committe of the House Pacific
Railroad Committee agreed to re-
commend Southern Pacific rail-
road on the thirty-sccond parallel;
from San Diego to Marshall, Texas,
and TO grant the franchise to tho
Southern Trans Continental Rail
way Company for the route fixed
upon. Tie gauge of the rotd and
provisions of tho bill relating to
running arrangements with connect
ing roads are such as were sugges-.
ted by the committee Of the Gulf
States composed of Messrs. Sheldon,
Sherrod, Pearce and Clark. The
Southwestern States are TO be liberal
ly representcdby incorporationsfrom
among their citizens. This result
has been reached after considerable
discussion; but fear that longer
delay might jcopfrdize the passing
an act. chartering II company with
liberal aid has brought together all
the REPRESENTATIVES from the Gulf
States, and it is now believed that
Opposition in tue Senate will cease,
aud Che bill will go through at no
distant day.
. A,s,;p RcputIican MAY IN