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The Placer herald., 1871-12-23
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4 crying sin-Taking babies to the play.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-23

Twas once walking short distance be-
hind very handsomely dressed young girl,
and thinking as looked at her beautiful
clothes, 81 wonder if she takes half as much
pains with her heart as she does with her
body?" A poor old man was coming up
the walk with loaded wheelbarrow, and
Just before he reached us he made two at
tempts to go into the yard of a small house,
but the gate was heavy and would swing
back before he could get through. "Wait, "
said the young girl, springing lightly for
ward, "l'll hold the gate open." And she
held the gate until he passed in, and received
his thanks with pleasant smile as she went
on. "She deserves to have beautiful
clothes," l thought, for beautiful spirit
dwels in her breast. ."-LiHle Corporal.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-23


No GRANDMA IN THE HoUsE.-"O, man.
ma! Uncle Ned has got an awful Lonesome
old housed"
"Why, Joe," said the mother Il
thought it was very pleasant and cheerful
house"
"But you was mistaken, mamma. There
isn't any grandma to that horse, and so
when the mammals out shopping there's no.
body there to love little children. think a
house is awful that hasn't any grandma in
it, don't you?"
"Yes. darling. do" said his mother;
"and we wouldn't give our grandma away
for all the big house, and fine furniture, and
lovely pictures of Uncle Ned, would we?"
81 guess not, cried the loving little fel-
low; "it's just like having two mammas to
have a grandma"
The Placer herald., 1871-12-23
J. NJ. TODD, M. D.

Physician and Surgeon,
Offers his professional services to the citizens
ei Auburn and surrounding country. Best ref
srence as to character and ability. ap1-tf.
OFFICE at DR.. CHApINs former residence
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
DANGEROUSLY STABBED.

ANte-N0ftcm Stntement.
shortly before twelve O'Clock yesterday morning
John Hegewich German, living ct 532 Pearl street,
ana Joseph Uldng met at the above number and
commenced a dispute in relation TO q diiiicuty
which took place between them about three weeks
ago. Afte. wrangnng a few moments Hegewlch
drew pocket knife and stabbed UldIng In the back
OF the neck, inliictlng a wound Ave inches IN
length BY TWO AMI q half inches in depth. Hege-
wich was immediately taken to the Centre Street
Hospital anu attended by Surgeon Vandewater. At
late hour Coroner Keenan, took the victlm's ante
mortem statement, which embraces the facts mainly
a. given above verdict was rendered against
Ulding, who nad been promptly arrested by UIicer
walker, oil the SixLh precinct.
Captain Kennedy, OF the Franklin street police
station, secured four or Ave persons who were
present aud saw the stabbing.
Hegewich is IN no immediate danger Of death
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
REAPPEaRASCE OF JUDGE LEDWiTH.

An Afternoon mt the Essex Market Police
Court.
After three weeks absence Judge Ledwith came
back to his old quarters twenty minutes to three
yesterday afternoon. The officers of the Court
anxiously watched his countenance as he tooS his
seat on the bench, nut 1t bore token OF the re.
cent struggle His lace was clean shaven, and
assumed q settled hue OF holy resignation.
But the wOnted CLEAN OF humor that used to illu-
mine his features when anythng OF the funny order
appeared in the course of the day seemed to have
departed forever. Several gentlemen-am0ng the
number Mr.. Anson Herrick, Mr.. Robert NJ. Waite
and Mr.. Patrick AnthOny-calIed to see him during
audience to each. All these gentlemen went away
apparently satisfied. Mr. Anthony stated that tho
defeat OF Judge Ledwith was TO be accounted for
no other grounds than ION account OF this new
al avalanche"
Mr.. Anthony also volunteered the Information
that "Judge Ledwith lett the Committee OF Seventy
only when he was endorsed by Tammany. and that
any way there was too much Intolerance and DtgOtry
there and they were not OF his kidney at all.'f
As Air. Anthony cOncisely and f0rcibly put It,, 'it
dark now Is fully understood, because Judge Led
with is honest, decent man. ana no one can raise
q finger aQin him.
It Was rumored around the Court in the morning
that Judge LedwlIn was TO go back to JEFFERSON
Market, to exchange positions with Judge
The Judge, on being questioned by the reporter.
denied oil knowledge OF the prospective change but
fecty willing, but beyond what he saw in the papers
he knew nothing.
The business OF the Court yesterday had nothing
OF peculiar interest IN II, Some nalf dozen
OF ntoxicatlon, two assault and three abandonment
cases exhausted the entire calendar which eases
His Honor disposed OF with his usual rapIdity.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
FEDERAL OUIRAGEs IN NORTH CAROLINA.
Unwaffanted Invasion Of Cleveland Couuty
by Government Troops.
Federal Cavalry Raiding In North 0areltns-s
aseizuro Of Citizens without Process Of Law.
Terrorism in Shelby -Citissns Fleeing
from Their Homes II
tho Populaos ct tho Outrage.

RALsIGn N. G., Nov. IL. 1871.
NOT o little excitement has been created here bon
In civil and Official circles by the reported invaso8
OF this State py United States troops operating u
the district under martial law In South Carolina.
Governor Caldwell. 1t Ia said. has received ocisa
information OF the fact and the local press are Iona
In their demands for Executive action IN the
premises. There has been no opposition to the
O1lcers OF the law IN this State. United States
Deputy Marshals, slngly, have made whole.
sale arrests on the charge OF Ku Kiuxing.
Men have beon imprisoned and held iox
trial for months, and those who were baiied have
In every instance made their appearance at the
proper time before United States tribunals for tral
such arrests ana mprlsonments are now IN due
course Of operation under the Ku Klux law ana
large numbers OF citlzcns are either held Daled
to appear for trial before the United States Circuit
Court on the 27tli inst.
In view OF such peaceful state OF affairs the
invasion OF this State by troops from South Caro-.
lima for the purpose OF arrestlng citizens OF the at-
ter state is looked upon almost unwarrantable
and agran aggression upon the rights OF the States
ana upon the people OF North Carolina In particular.
over week since large squad OF cavalry from
York county, >. O., into Cleveland county.
In this State, and arrested number or refugee ctt
zens OF the former county and took them to York
vile, where they were imprisoned.
The latest invasion, however, was that OF slmt
lar body OF troops which came from South Carolina
on Wednesday night last ana made rand on the
cltizens OF Shelby for the purpose or arresting
alleged South Carolina Ku Klux. The troops came
IN the night time, In very disordery manner, and
their entrance into town, when all the people had
retired, created panic and that only %
experienced In time OF war. scene OF con uson
ensued that is indescrDable, many persons neeing
to the woods their night clothes until the miitaE1
left the town.
It Is reported that the invading squad did not su
ceed In finding any OF the parties they were u
search OF. ..sr,fss. 49,. .-sA. ~
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
Personal Intelligence.

Governor Marshall Jewell OF Connecticut, Is at
the Fifth avenue Hotel.
Mayor Siias W. Martin, OF Wilmington h. c., "a at
the st. Nicholas HOTEL
The Duke and Duchess Della Tore, OF Italy. yes
terday arrived at the New York Hotel.
Mayor James G. Berritt OF Washington, is stop
ping at the Coleman House.
General J. w. Denver, OF WashingtoD Is regis
tered ut the Astor House.
General David II. Strother, OF West Virginia, Is
among the late arrivals at the New York Hotel.
Commander Mayo. Of the United States Navy, has
quarters at the ST. James Hotel.
Bishop OGilby OF Georgia, yesterday arrived In
town. He Is stopping at the Coleman House.
Homer A. Nelson, Secretary OF State, is at the
Fifth Avenue Hotel,
Ex-Governor J. B. Page, OF Vermont. Is at the St.
Nicholas Hotel. He Is to sail for Europe on We'd
nesday
President Grant was compelled to forego his oriQi
ma. intention to witness the departure OF his son and
General Sherman for Europe. business calling MIN
to Washington on Sunday night
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
No More Nlusc0vifes Yet.
UNITED STATES STEAMsHIP CONGRESs, I
Nov. IA 1871. I


Nov. 10, 1871.
IL may easily be imagined after the arriva OF the
clipper Abreck on Saturday night that an excessive
ly bright lookout has been Kept ever Since The
Joke OF the hour Ia that the slowest vessel OF the
Russian feet should be here first, and many are the
curious speculaiions made as TO how it came
about The most rational is, that the Abreck. taking
a better course. fell in with better winds than
her companions. one ingenious gentleman suggests
that from the time the Abreck lost sight OF the nag
ship she did her level best, determined to burn
every pound OF coal on board rather than be more
than q month behind the others. The flagship, he
thinks, did not want to come in even SO much
ahead OF the Abreck, and consequently has burned
no coal ut oil, thus producing from their united
efforts the result already announced. do not take
much stock in this opinion.
CAPTAIN Schantz remained on board last evening
until quite late and departed with many expres.
SONS Of regard. Everybody on board felt as much
satisfied as the partial blessing involved In the third
part of the Russian fleet could be expected TO pro
duce, and went to bed to yearn for more Russians
In the land Of dreams.
This morning the wind had shifted TO the east
and brought along with 1t a hight mist About ten
O'Clock the lookout deserted q TALL sQuare-rigged
Channel. Glasses OF every caiibre were brought 10
bear on her. and IL was soon plain as n pikestan TO
their trained nautical vision that 1t was
THE FIRST CLASS rRIGATE WABASH.
ave days out from Boston with orders TO go to New
York before starting for the mediterranean as Nay
ship Of the European squadron, with Rear AuMirai
Alden In her command. As her great hull loomed
up. dspiaylng her ships number &C the lore, sne
TAN spars; but wnen after the squadron had hoised
their numbers she began saluting vice Admlrai
s@Ssn then TDpeh live IN nasSes ns ssns
from ner ports and the thuadcr Of her guns on the
ear her appearance was truly magnificent fhH
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
Sketch Of the city Of Geneva.


This ancient town IS the capital Of the Swiss can.
ton OF the same name. It's situated on the River
RhOne, at ITS western outlet from Lake Geneva. It
is tile most populous and most industrious town in
Switzerland Here is grand Gothic cathedral and
university academy. the latter founded BY Cal
VIM There Is also o college. school OF arts. II.
brary, containing 10000 volumes and manuscripts
OF rare value extensive manufactures; the botanic
garden. which was commenced by de Candolle IN
the year 1915; an observatory, museum and many
nne echurches-Calvinist, Lutheran, Roman Catholic
and for Lsraete worship. There also are the famous
watch factories, which employ over three thousand
working hands, Geneva has produced. or sheltered.
more men OF eminence than any other Old World
town Of the same extent. In its dwellings, were at
times Calvin, Cranmer, Beza, LIE Sage, Saussure.
De Luc, Lefort, Necker AMI Rousseau. John Knox
resided IN the city. Calvin introduced the Protestant
reformation In the city In the 1885, The world
will hope that the good old town may be spared from
destruction by the fire flend.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
AFF AIRS m UTAH.

Rca assembling Of the Courts-Hcavy Snow
SeOrms-K0nds BlUrkaded.
SALT LAKE CITY, Now Is, 1877.
The Supreme Court and District Court were both
in session TO-DAY. but nothing Of particular interest
transpired. J. Neely Johnson, formerly Governor
OF California, was admitted to practice In the Su
preme Court.
The Grand Jury lacked quorum to-day, owing
TO the absence OF members as witnesses In the great
mining suits at Provo City. The Marshal was or
dered to the presence OF the aosentees TOR to-
morrow.
There are indications of a snow storm TO- night.
The roads 10 Settle and Big Cottonwood mining dis.
trlc.s arc kept open with dinlculty.
Business is exceedingly dull and everybody Ia
prophesying hard winter.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
ItLteEA1 TO THE NEW Y1ai nsa.Ll

LONDON, Nov. 13, 1871
Commodore J. Ashbury, owner OF the yacht Livo-
MA arrived in ENGLAND on Saturday last.
lie renounccs all intention OF contending again
for the queens cup In American waters and says
she Is going 10 India next year"
FATAL EXPLOSION.
fearful explosion OF gas occurred to-day ut
Leeds. One or two persons were killed and several
others badly injured,
TIE FUND FOR CHICAGO.
The city OF Bristol has contributed the sum or
e. 200 for the relief OF Chicago.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MoNxY MARKHT.-LoNpoN, Nov. 1g-l:s0 r
M-Consos closed At y3s Tor uonev and 93 93h for the
account United states dveweny bonds, 1854 st 1850
old, glAs; 1867, VI; tenforties, W
TRAnkronr BounsK. K.-fRArKFoRT, Nov ia M
OF 1862, =. .
u LivSxrooL CorroS MARKrr.-LIvxnrooI, Nov. ls-
xYo r. NJ The market clossd strong Middlnz up
lands, as.d. 9cd. miidng Orleans, skd The OF
lie dny 50 bales including A for export
''IS rIvnnrooL PROVISIONS MAnxxr.-LIvxRPooi, Nov
l3-l l:3O r. NJ. Lard 46s per cwt
LIyTRpoOL PRODUCE MARKxrs--LIvFRPooL, Nov. l3--
r. M-Tallow les 3D. per cwt Refined petroleum. l7Hc.
1is.d pcr gallon. Clover seed, SIS. . b5s.
EoNDOs Produce MAExzt.-LoSpos, Nov. la.-Lia-
seed oil T34 IA q ASA
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
ARMY INTELLIGENCE.

Captain Henry Clayton Of the Seventeenth -
fantry, has resigned. Major George L. Feblger has
been assigned as Chief Paymaster to the Depart
ment Of the Pacific, and Major william Smith TO
duty in that department. Major william r. Gibson
Is assigned - Chief Paymaster to the Departments
OF Texas. Major Charles N. Terrlll is ordered -
report to the Chief OF the pay district os
the Platte, at Omaha. Assistant surgeon ELI MO
CIellan IS ordered to report to the COMMANDING
General OF the Department. OF the South: MAJOR
report TO the Comma ading General OF the MlAtsrB
o! tile Pacific t#s5
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
IELlcRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HEaALa.

PARIS Nov. 13, 1871.
The members OF the national courts martial are
rapidly dsposlng OF tine cases OF the Communist
prisoners.
or the accused who have so far been tried 10 e45
have been scharged and 773 have been convicted
Ind sen, ,enced to various degrees Of punishment
EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENT.
Count Keratry has been appointed Prefect Of
Marseilles.
dAMBErTA ON A TOUR.
n. 0ambetta has completely recovered from o
serious attack OF Illness and Will soon visit Mar
sellles Bordeaux aud Lyons.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
TEE POPE AND pRgSIDEET THEIRS.
Herald Special Report from
London.
The Pontiff Does Mol Request
Shelter in France.
ltllissR 70 the NEW ycRx HssAlO.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our corre-
spoadeut in the British capital
LONDON, Nov. 13, 1871.
The statement which has circulated within
the past few days to the effect that His Holi-
hess Pope Plus the Ninth has been REQ qaesting
The privilege of residence in France is un-
-true.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
THEIRS AND TEE DeIApARTISTS.
Alleged Military Conspiracy for the Arrest o.
the President and Imperiaiistic Reaction.
iilCphM TO THE NEW YOay HERa

LONDON, May Is, 1871.
It Is asserted very positively here today that
formidable plot OF the B0napartlst generals headed
by General Fleury, to arrest Tniers and proclaim
the empire has been discovered.
The papcrs OF the conspirators are In the posses
sion OF Thlers who is confident OF the failure Of the
conspiracy.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
THE BLACK LAWS OF KENTUCKY.

Movemrnt OF the kentucky Bar 20 Procure
che ticpenl OF tho Negro Laws Of tho
State.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. 13, 1871
general movement OF the members OF the Ken
lucky oar 4 being made to procure revision OF
sne statutes so as 10 eliminate the negro laws,
ana Also TO obtain revision OF the code OF prac-
tice' large meeting OF the members OF the bar Of
LOUISVILLE to-day passed resolutions to that effect
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
Sad NEWS FRON SWITZERLAND.
Herald Special Report from
Geneva.
Disastrous and Extensive Fire i'm
the Ancient City.
Progress Of the Flames and
Public Alarm.
Destruction Of Property and Dlnger to the
Centre Of the Reformation.
TELEGRAM 10 TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

The following special despatch to the
HERALD has been received from our special
correspondent in Geneva, Switzerland, by
way of London
LONDON, Nov. 13-P. M.
A very extensive and alarming lre has
been raging during some hours past in the
city of Geneva, Switzerland.
The kilograms which have been received
here to this moment state that the confagra-
tion had already swept away two blocks Of
houses, and that the quay and the Hotel
Couronne had been destroyed
The greatest CONSERVATION prevailed among
the inhabitants.
The militia had been called out and placed
on duty for the preservation of order and
property.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
THE LATEST NEWS.

The Flames Raging In tho Evening and
Scenes Of Ruin Around.
GENEVA, Nov. 13-Evening.
morning continues tonight without abate-
ment
The Rue Rhone, on which the flames origi-
mated, is scene of ruin, large number Of the
buildings thereon having fallen victims to the
devouring element.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
IMPORTANT FROM CUBA.
Execu ion Of am Insurgent
Colonel.
Amadeus Honor TO the Spaniah Volunteers
Steamship Arrival.
1rleesAn TO TINE NEW ruax aEaAln

HAVANA, Nov. 13, 1871.
The insurgent Colonel Estrada. son-inlaw OF Gen.
eral Aquilera, has been captured and executed by
the Spanish authorities.
King Amadeus has issued an order creating Q
special cross for the decoration Spanish volunteers
In Cuba.
The steamship Francis Wright from Dra9os San
tiago, for New York, has arrived here.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
QUEEN VICTORIA's HEALTH.
Reassuring Report Of the Court Physicians
llittLAM 10 TKF NEW yOSx HEaALa

LONDON, Nov. Il, 1871.
The physicians in attendance on the Queen &C
Balmoral, announce by professional bulletin tnat
"Her Majesty's health is improving
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
MAILS FOa EUROPE.

The steamship Cimtna win leave this port o..
Tuesday for Plymouth and Hamburg.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post OmeG
at halfpast eleven O'Clock A. M
THE NEW YORK Decentralization tor Europe
will be ready at nalf.past nine O'Clock In the mor1.
ing.
single copies, In wrappers for mailing, six coneD
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
OBITUARY.

Mr.. Marcus A. Herrick an active member OF the
New York Stock Exchange died In this city last
sunday. MIR. Herrick served in the 13ath regiment
OF New York volunteers ut the tiInc OF the war He
was thirtyfour years old IT the moment OF his de-
cease
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

NOVEMBER IA.

NOVEMBER IA.
lSeA-General sherman left Atlanta on his "mafch
to the sean
lsl2-Baltle Of witepsx, Russa the French trocps
defeated by the Russians.
180s-VienQA Austria, taken by the French
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
ENGLAND.

Arrival Of Err. ashbury Fatal Explosion Of Gar
Cash for Chicago.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Burncips COcouine for Loss Of Hair.
BOSTON, July 10.
In three four days the and disa
pcared; the hair ceased to fail. have thick
growth OF beautiful new hair. SUSAN X. POPE.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Bnrnctl's .'oc0nine for Dnndruh.
BOSTON, Oct. O.
have used bottle The dandru and the irrita
ton which caused IL. have entirely disappeared.
II Ls the best hairdressing
The New York herald., 1871-11-14
FRANCE.

Tho Caus, OF Order vindica ed Against Com.
munism.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

For Dinm0ntls, Watches and JeweIry Go
TO GEORGE c. ALLEN, s41 broadway, near Fourteenth
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Halls Vegetable Sirilinn Hair Remewer Re-
bald heads hn1 healthy growth OF hair n tho
hair cells are not closed up.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

FinIkle & Lyon Sewing Machine Con.
pany. Agents wanted Terms liberal 80 Union square.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

G.urnefs,S Cocaine for BHIcness.
have used the contents Of bottle my bald pato
covered nj over with young hair. ID. T. MERWIN.
COCAINE dresses hair beautifully
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

('risfadOro'5 Hair Dve has Equal In tho
worid is tho reliable Of Sold every~
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Neglected Coughs and Coisis.-Few Are
aware OF the Importance Of checking Aeoush or caano.
cod' In It's that which tegnnng would
yield to BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRuCHES," Ii nagiecSedA
often works upon tho lungs.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Tho Wilson shuttle sewing Ma inc-vhe
besau cist,eN irN citsI nsc,lnss tis world; prt,A
from S5lo SLJ; al,T pay n,As, SAiesrJoniN BrotlSr
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

A.-The Arrival ~ the Grand Duke n Exs
pected to be breakfast topic this morning. II ortunaoo
that he enjoy the luxury q Russian Vapor Bath her
the Marble baths, 90 and rs East Fourth
Grand Central HOTEL in all the style ami elegance becoming
Pnce and not exceed In Europe In Russia these bAoh0
national institution, fndged In BY all cssses, fr0
the NOBILITY TO the poorest peasant
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Burnet's COc0ninc-lrrifniio iion Of the Scalp
WATERvrLLE Me-, Sept. IA
purchased one bottle only. To surprise Il has
tirey removed the irritation of 30 long standing.
JOSEPH HILL, JI.
COCOAINE gives life and lustre 70 the hair.
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Important to Investors.
The demand 730 Northern Pacific Gold Bonds has been
daily increasing and holders OF Fvctwentics continue -
manifest the fullest conAdesce In
NORTHERN PACIFIC SEvEN-THIRTIES
by tho exchange Of large amounts OF Govsrnmens called -
for redemption, into these securities.
Tho absorption OF thcse by has been vy
rapid during the last three months and At the rate OF ~
OF saes hs Company will soon be enabled TO reduce
sha remainder Of It's loan, advance he
price of the $50 Bonds above par The Bonds nra being
largely taken Investment by many Of tho savin
OF Nav England and conservative moneyed nstitu
of other States while the exchanges Of 6 and other
securities Increasing in oil parts o the
try
JAY COOKE CO..
The New York herald., 1871-11-14

Udolpho Wolfs's Celebrated schcidan
SCliNAfpS.-The in,nensc popularity ~ the worldre-
posncd AROMATIC SCHhIDAM SCHN APIS, OF udcipn0
Wolfe. New York. has reatei IA lreaaesa ss'snp % %
for an Inferior article This wonderful jiwec has been
pronounced by tanx physicians In the
Country pirest medicinal restorative offered TOT ssI
Put up quart aud Mat botes Ani tor sse ~ drusgs0
and gfocers.