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The Placer herald., 1871-07-15
shERiFF's SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale issued out Of the
ID District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
District, in and for Placer County, California.
on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1871, on q Judgment
rendered in said Court on the 18th day of May.
A. d. 1871, against b F .Stapp WV. Anderson.
and Chester Loomis, and in favor of A. B. Huyck
and C. G. Brogan, administrators of the estate Of
Joseph Hubbard deceased, for the sum of Four
hundred eighty-two dollars and seventy-nine
cents (4S2.79) gold and silver coin of the United
States. with interest thereon from the date OF
said decree at the rate of seven per cent per an
mum together with costs of suit taxed at Fifty-sx
dollars and thirty cents ($56.3O) and attorneys
fees Of Fifty dollars $3.50 with interest thereon
from the 5th day of July, AID. 1871, at seven
per cent per annum. Now therefore / will, on
Monday, the 7h day Of august, A. d. 1871,
at the hour of eleven clock AM, in front of the
Office of Wells Fargo & Co. in the town Of Gold
Run, Township No. 4, Placer County, sell ut
public auction, to the highest bidder for gold
coin all the right, title and interest of defendants
B. F. Stapp, Wv. Anderson and Chester Loomis
in and to the following described property to
wit
The undivided one-fourth part or interest in
those certain mining claims known as the Rock
Creek Mining Co panies' Claims, situate IN the
Gold Run Mining District in Township No. I,
Placer County California, bounded on the north
by land occupied by James Holmes rs a residence,
on the east by the mining claims of
and the creek known as Rock Creek, on the
south by the claims known as Hughes and Com
panies Mining Claims, and on the west by the
Pacific Companies Mining Claims, sa advert.
lied property having frontage of eight hundred
and twenty-five (S25) feet, on Rock Creek by
Ave hundred and fifty (55O) feet in depth, toge-
ther with like undivided one-fourth interest in
all fumes, rifles blocks, boxer, hose hosepipe
and all tools of every description belonging to
said Rock Creek Mining Companies Claims.
All the above described property will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as will satisfy SAL
Judgment, costs, accruing costs. attorneys fees,
and expenses of sale.
B. b. DUNNAM, Sheriff of Placer county.
Sheriffs Office, Auburn July Is, 1871.
-;e.l5 st.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Col. f. J. Lewis of Tehama, Democratic
candidate for Lieut. Governor, and Hon w.
w. Pendegast State Senator from Napa
county, will speak at Auburn on Tuesday
night next and at Truckee on the Thursday
following These are two Of the truest and
most eloquent speakers of the State and as it
is the opening of the campaign in this county,
members of all parties should try to attend
We have known Col. Lewis for many years
and whether as a farmer, mechanic or legis-
lator, he has ever been true to the great
interests of the people of this State and
coast. The vital interests of the State are
at stake,-then rally freemen ano bear the
truth eloquenty spoken
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gXEcUTIvE COMMITTEE.
DISTRICT No. 2 CONVENTION.

In pursuance of CALL the Delegates from Sup
ervisor District No. met in the Court House ut
Auburn, on July 10th, 1871, at 6 O'Clock, Pm,
and organized by the election of Capt P Mundy
as Chairman, and VIM. H. Hunt and B. II. Nc
Clure as Secretaries. A committee OF three, con-
sisting OF E. u. Banvard, 3. F. Manson, and
Thomas Curly reported the order of business:
!. Nomination Of Supervisor.
2. Collector
). Assessor.
Edward Walsh, of Auburn, was then nomin-
sted as Supervisor by acclamation.
J. E. Simpson, of Colfax, was nominated by
reclamation for Collector.
Thomas STANLEY, of Auburn, for Assessor, was
also nominated by acclamation.
The candidates were each assessed 90. so which
was paid, and the Convention adjourned.
P. MuNDY, Chairman.
". n. HuNr, o
b. H. MCCLURE, "'cfe'"r'oS'
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b. F. MOORE, Chairman Of the Com,n;,.,

b. F. MOORE, Chairman Of the Com,nit,o.
On notion the Report of the Committee u..
unanimously adopted with applause.
The County central committee was then els,.
ed, the names and organization of which will, r..
found in another column. Want of room COW,
pels us to omit much Of the details Of the No..
ceedings of the Convention, ~ carefully and
fully prepared by the chief secretary, W n
Hunt)
THos. B. HARPER, OF Lincoln, was Nominate,
for State Senator by acclamation.
From District No. l, w. J. BRANsrErTEa and
DANIEL STEVENSON were placed in nomination AZ
former, declining the nominations Mr.. STEPHEN.
SON was nominated by acclamation.
From District No. 2, B. F. MooRE and J. R.
BROWN were placed in nomination. Mr. Bsows
received 30 votes, and Mr.. MOORE, SO. Nj. Moore
was declared the nominee.
From District No. 3, A. W. Corr, Of Damas.
GUS was nominated by acclamation.
For County Judge, after some proper remarks
from Gov Walkup, declining the nomination,
Judge HUGH FIrzsIMMoNs was nominated by &C.
clamation.
For Sheriff, B. D. DUNNAx was nominated
without opposition as also B. II. MCCLURE for
County clerk.
For County Recorder, J. B. CHrNN, OF Emigrant
Gap, and j. w. BRADY of Michigan Bluff, were
placed in nomination, and on roll called, Mr..
| CHINN was declared the nominee
| For County Treasurer G w ApPLEGArE, of
Lisbon, P HoGE, of Newcastle, JONATHAN
| MARINER, of Lincoln and E c w ALBRIGHT, of
Butchers Il inch, We're placed in nomination
MIR MARINER withdrew and on roll call MR Al
BRECTH was nominated.
For District Atty J CANNON, E CAMPBELL.
L ARNOLD and MYREs were placed in nom-
inaton. Judge ARNOLD, after some appropriate
remarks, declined and ON roll call B + MYRxs
was nominated
For Superintendent of Public Schools, Er-
GENE CALVIN and A FILcHER were placed in
nomination and after some very pertinent re-
marks from MIR FILcnER, he declined, and Ma
CALVIN was nominated by acclamition.
For County Surveyor Colonel G. W. FINLEY
vas nominated without opposition.
For Public Administrator, j NJ. WHITE was
nominated.
For Coroner, F. SAMPSON was nominated by
acclamation.
After the announcement from the President of
the places and times Of the meeting of the differ
ent District conventions, the Convention ad-
journed.
J. W CHM, Chairman
WM. H. HuNr, Secretary.
Is 1sAsf II S3osTs,saf'' Ras1snn' Asst Secretaries
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During the campaign we will take occa-

During the campaign we will take occa-
sion to speak moro fully Of the merits Of our
candidates, and can now only say to our
readers and subscribers, fully one hundred of
whom are Republicans, that our ticket is the
one for the people Of the County to vote for,
and should it, or any man on it, prove false,
we will be the first man to denounce the
wrong. The Judicial ticket, which will be
voted for on the 18Th Of October, we will
advert to in future, and in its proper place.
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Notice tosEfeditors.
Estate OF Noah NJ. Baxter, deceased.

Estate OF Noah NJ Baxter, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned.
~ executrix of the last will and testament Of
and all persons having claims against said de-
ceased to exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the first pub
lication OF this notice to the undersigned at her
residence in the town of Yankee Jim's, county
of Placer, and State of California.
AMANDA G.. BAXTER,
ExecutriX of the last will and testament OF
Noah NJ Baxter, deceased.
Per Fellows and Norton, her Attorneys.
Auburn. July 18th, 1871.
jyl5 "
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DISTRICT No. / CONVENTION.

The Delegates from District No l, met in the
Court House at Auburn, July 10th, 1871, and or
ganized by the election Of H. H. johnson as Pre-.
sident, and Isaac Stonecipher, Secretary.
Peter Singer, Of Lincoln, was nominated 10,
Supervisor.
James Moore Of Ophir, for Collector.
John II. Mitchell, OF Stewards Flat, for A.
SCISSOR
On motion. the Convention adjourned
H. H. JOHNSON, President.
Isaac Stonecipher, Secretary.
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DISTRICT No. 8 CONVENTION.

The Delegates from the Third Supervisor Dis
tict met in the Court House on Monday evening,
the 10th inst, and osganized by the election Of
Thomas Dcdds as Chairman, and L. 3. Mof,att,
Secretary B. F. Gilbert, Of Yankee Jims and
P. Simmons. OF Bath, were appointed a commit
tee on order Of business, and dreported as follows:
l. Nomination Of Supervisor.
q. I" Collector.
). " Assessor
On motion the Convention adjourned, TO meet
~ Fsrsst Hin on Saturday, July 18th. 1871.
m8 THOMAS DoDes, Chairman.
8. HoSsATr, Secretary
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ACROSTIC.

When Negroes vote, and on the hoor
o n which Washington,
Madison, Clay, and Webster stood
A nd lasting laurels won:
Now also sound their clarion brags.
S ilencing with their din
Republicans and Democrats
] immortal Heroes, then
Grant wisdom 10 your progeny,
Help their benighted sight,
T Ill they admit but brains 70 rule,
s ound sense 10 govern might.
O. F.s. 10Th
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TOWNSHIP No. 3 CONVENTION.
TOWNSHIP No. 4CONvE ,rICN.

TOWNSHIP No. 1 CONvE.TICN.
The Delegates from Township No. held a
Convention in Auburn, July 10th, 1871, and
nominated candidates for Justices OF the Peace
and Constables as follows
For Justices VIM Gable, Of Colfax and F. A.
Schnabls.
For Constables VIM. Treasurer, Of Colfax, and
Silas A. Hane of Alta,
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ERRoR.-We, in the hurry of work this
week, printed the full sheet ticket poster
without putting our imprint on it.; this, how
ever, is no great error as all know that all
tbe work for the party is done at this office.
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RESOLUTIONS.


Delegates, in Convention assembled this tenth
day Of July, AID. 1871, declare a. follows:
l. That we cordially endorse the platform of
the Democratic State Convention and its nomi-
nees. Especially do we point with pride to our
worthy Executive, HENRY H. HAIaHT, who has
been tried and not found wanting, and in whom
the People place their trust as against unscru-
pulous corporations and legislation.
g. That this Convention pledge its legislative
delegation in Senate and Assembly, to carry out,
in letter and in spirit, the principles laid down
in the State and County platforms.
3. That deem the rates of fares and freights
now charged by Railroad companies of this State
unreasonable and unjust to the People, and in
vite appropriate legislation to reduce and equal
ize the same to an equitable standard.
4. That all elected and appointed officers are
but servants Of the People; that they should
steadily keep in view the same, and honestly
carry ont their professions, that the public may
profit, and they be entitled 10 honor thereby.
Let corruption and sale be thing a tbs pest.
S: That members of the County central CON-
mittee residing in each Supervisor District shall
constitute district central ennmittees.
6. That the County central committee are here
by empowered to fill all vacancies that may occur
upon the ticket.
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County Central Committee.

The Democratic County Convention elected
the following Central Committee:
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET,

Judicial and Educational Ticket.
Election Oct. 49, 1871
For Justice Of Supreme Court, to succeed A. L.
Rhodes, (full term,)
Seldom -. Wright.
For Justice of Supreme Court, to fill vacancy
oecasioned by resignation of s. w. Sanderson,
jackson Temple.
Supt. Pub. Instruction O. p. FITZGERALD
County Judge ........ H. FITZSIMMONS
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Township NOminnt tiOns.

We will commence placing the Township
nominations for Justices and Constables in
their proper places in the ticket at the head
Of our columns next week In the mean
time, we hope the nominees will send us
their correct names, that the ticket may have
no errors in it when we come to print them
for the election. Candidates will only have
to blame themselves for neglecting this notice
if errors occur in the ticket.
SEND IN YOUR NAMES. paper has
done more to make it possible to elect the
democrats in this County this year than al
other influences combined This being fact
which few will dispute, it would look vel
for all the candidates to be subscribers to the
HERALD. Most Of our candidates will read
to-day's HERALD, and We hope they will moi
overlook this item
TOWNSHIP No. CONVENTION.
The Delegates from Township No met in
Auburn July 10th, 1871, and nominated r. C
Poland, OF Auburn, and G.. W. Honn, Of Clipper
Gap, Justices of the Peace; and John Linegar o.
Auburn. and Samuel Cogswell, of Clipper Gap
for Constables
RoBT KEHNT' v Chairman.
JoHS CoNNon Secretary.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-28
Ghe 4ailn State Reoister.
WHAT SORT OF KISSES DIFFERENT
WOMEN LIKE.

our Northern and our southern misses
lIp-SerVlce love, and dOat on kisses;
\ stolen kiss the first will capture,
The second ones embrace with rapture.
~ Russian lass her lover clips,
And seems to grow upon his lips;
ClrcaSSIan maids their pleasure hight
ming
Electric kisses choose like lightning,
While Turkish fair ones kiss and toy
II liuger to p%rolong their joy.
Italian virgins, who are vainer,
Are fond of hunting Hke Diana.
Jutll o'ertakCn out OF breath,
They're ready to be kissed to DEATH.
\ Spanish BOnarOba ever
Appears SO 10th her lips to sever
From him she worShipS-they entwine
l.ike two Ond branches of Il vine.
German. Swiss or Dutch adorerS
Kiss slow and sure, resembling Flora.
Who kisses every fruit tree slowly,
Producing blossoms sweet and hoIv.
French bellies, who ure us with their
eyes,
All dearly love to t~antaIizc:
And British damSelS. rather silly,
Appear at first extremely chilly;
Yet all the while their hearts. like fruit.
Grow ripe for every kiss takes root
Upon their nervous lips-a rover
Might then be kissing them all over.
\ Welch girl likes an amorous fight.
And while you kiss her, she will bite.
CONFUSED. deliriOuS with delight.
y Scottish iaSSie would We court:
Salute her. for she loves the sport.
And frOlIc with the WinSOme fairly,
As Burns One wOOed his Highland MARY.
O the ShclahE! Erin'S hours
We do not mean Hibernian fairies.
But Irish beautieS-mind the ruInor.
kiss them "Whcn they're in the hu-
NOR"
Between brunetteS and blondes. the art
kissing soon is learned by heart:
one likes it slow, the other quick,
Some like to pause and play Il trick:
give their vital spirits bent.
Like past endurance, when they swOOn!
While many full of deviImcnt,
VIII prematurely crave Il boon.
women may he caught like fishes,
II we have bats TO meet their wishes.
feels Il thrilling titilatiOn.
in every nation,
To kiss the girls by Inspiration.
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TAKE WARNINGt
Administrators Notice.

ESTAIE or LAWRENCE BARNHART. DE-
81 ceased Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersiCned. idm tnistrator of the estate of Law
RENEE ~BAItNIART, deceased, TO the creditors
of, ana ali persons having claims against said de-
ceased, to exhibit the same, with the necessary
vouchers. within ten months from and after the
first publication of this notice. to the undersigned,
at VIM. Patter-on's office, in Carson City, Ormsby
county, State of Nevada.
LOUIS BRADER,
Admir- of the estate of Lawrence Barnhart. decd.
Carson CITY, March 3. IS! - -
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Mos, Pleasant Tonic AID appetizer
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Marriage and Celibacy.

Essay for Ioung Men. or great So
CLnL EVILS aud ABUSES. which interfere with
HnRRIAGE-with sure means If relief for the
ErIing and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitated.
Sent free. in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. : s. Ninth St,
Phi aIelpnia. Pa. oc23-tf
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, REWARD!

TIME ABOVE REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR
/ the return of Gushing on Parliamentary
Legislation" a book taken from my desk in the
Senate ChamDer. FRANK DENVER.
Carson City, March s, ISL. nhe-tf
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A VOID Qua

A VOID QUACkS.--A vicrin, -, a,,I,n
"A discretion, causing nervous debility. rrcma-
tnre decay, etc, having tried in vain every ady4r-
used remedy, has a simple means Of srlf-cure.
"nIch ne VIII send free TO his fellow sufferers
auufess' >. ii. FUTILE, IS Nassau street. kfx
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-03-30
WHAT VINUM VITEt

This wine is prepared TO take the place of
Whisky and other spirits known to be made up
Of Fusil Oil aud Of her deleterious articles. The
Wine of Life is distilled with great espsc-
tally for those who require healthy stimulant,
an for the use of NJ ed cal Men and Nurses in
the sick room, in place of the villainous Brandy,
Whiskey, and other Liquors now in use, and 20
often depended upon. In fact, it Is constant
90 plant of Physicians in this country, that 1t
10 impossible to procure BRANDY, Whiskey and
Wine for their patients. We ask the Medi-
cal faculty and the public to give Warmers IN
um Vita or Wine of Life n trial, and We Ask
chemists and physicians to anAlyEe 1t, then speak
of it according to its merits, compare 1t with
whiskey, Brandy, and other such articles, and
see the difference. II they find the Wine Of Lie
10 pure and wholesome, and the other Liquors
poisonous, which they certainly will do,) then
they are morally bound to prescribe and RECON-
mend the Wine of Life to their patients and
friends al the best stimulant and tonic in use,
an a valuable substitute for Whiskey and
Brandy but should they find it not pure and
what the pro prietors calm for it, let them pub
Iioly denounce it. 1t is the Physicians duty to
learn and find ont which is the most wholesome
stimulRnt for his patients, and to do so he must
examine andlook into the quality Of each article,
s1d learn for himself if the Wine Of Life has 40 y
peculiar merits to warrant its general use. The
proprietors claim the Wine Of Life to be more
wholesome and far superior and cheaper than
whiskey or brandy, or, in fact, any other article
in common use, and ought to be used in every
family. Everybody sh nuld give it a trial 1t is
a new thing, only been in use about one year,y
it has ALREADY gained great name and won
derful sale, and whoever once tries il always
recon mends il to his friends. II has the same
strength whi.key, but it is peculiarly pleasant
even delicious, and any one would be crazy to
take whiskey, &C., ifhs can get the Wine Of Life
II is for sale by Druggists everywhere, in quart
bottles, ptice one dollar or can be bought by tbs
case, containing one dozen bottles for ten dollars
We challenge the world to produce purer
cheaper, and nicer article than Warmers Vinun
Vita, or Wine of Life. Take bottle of it home
and give 1t . trial. dosw thur &w1y
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called to order by the Vice President, who
ordered the roll to proceed.
Mr.. Harlan's motion to table the resolu>
tions was agreed to-yeas 80, nays Is. The
only republicans voting no we're Patterson,
Robinson, Schurz and Sumner. Bayard,
opposed to tabling, was paired with Carpen
ter on the other side. Those absent or not
voting were. Messr Bayard, Caldwell, Car
penter, Fenton, Ferry, of Connecticut,
Flanagan, Lewis. Logan Morrill,, of Maine
Morrill,, of Vermont, Scott, Spencer, Upton,
Vickers and Wilson.
Mr.. Sherman's resolution instructing the
Judiciary Committee to report bill TO
repress disorders in the South, was taken
up, and the Senate adjourned.
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TO Builders.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
~ ceived for the following brick buildings COM
peta: For the Rock Island and Moline Manu-
fadturing Co., one building lSOx5S, 45 feet in
height above stone foundation, boiler house BOZ
40, IA feet high, stack 9x9, so feet high; also Q
bleachery of wood, 4Oxs0, with IL feet posts, OF
separate bids for the materials, consisting in
patt Of about 200, 000 feet of pine lumber, s00,-
e0G brick, 500 perch OF stone, and also for the
Carpenter work, Stone work and Brickwork, sep
arate or inclusive, ill be received until March
3lst, inst, at the office of 1. n. Holmes, archi-
tect, whsre plans and specifications may be
found and explanations made.
BURIAL. JR,
TT. ROBINSON,
JOHN DEERE,
Committee.
Rock Island, March 90, 1871. 72dim
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ARMS AND LEGS.
ARMS An . LEGS.
III. BLY'S PATENT
a n Nj ~ 81 LEGS
THE
"ANATOMlCAL" LEG F!

To ,,oyo,teed for FIVE years. Those without
notion are for com fort snd durability unri-
ya'Ios Val, prs fr@u T $50 to $50. No sdFspce
pttar tinss IF Lees altered, repaired or made 20
order. ,.,.a NJ, Goverrrent an
u. s. soIders furnished on 30 n9Fernment ssno ac-
count. Pamphlets and bianks sent ifee'
LAWS LDCkN te0D,
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HOBBS, SMELL & TWOMBIY,
Managers, Box AS Davenport. Iowa

MAnageTs, BOX 44o DaFenpoTt, lowe.
To whom all communications must be addressed.
CERTIFICATES
We hereby certi that the Committee from
the Locomotive Engineers Grand Gift Concert
and Scheme, ap pointed TO select musical instTu-
ments. have purchased one MathusheE orch.s-
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bri and one ootaso piano case Nicholson, all Of
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General gents Mathashsk Piano Go.
The above articles ef Watches aud Jew~lry
have this Y been contracted for with Us, and
We warrant every article to be krst elass and oil
the best material. Specimens can be inspected
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meh13d3m 26 W I'd st. Davenport