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WEdTHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT.
" Nh ItFNHI lIINIF
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
MAauINnrnN InIr IL I'LL a Ill
terday aged {

OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WAsHNGToN, July II, lsll-l a. H.
Synopsis for The past tlCentgfour hours
No material change is reported from the
Rocky Mountains and Pacific stations since Wednesday
night.
The low barometer which then existed on the upper
Lakes has moved 10 the northeast and disappeared,
and the barometer has risen slightly on the Atlantic and
Gull coasts.
Tue temperature has fallen Lake Superior aud risen
on the Lower Lakes. Slight southwest winds prevail
very generally east OF the Mississippi and the easery
winds OF this evening have bated In the Middle Atlantic
Rain has been reported from North Carolina and Ten
pessee and cloudy weather with rain prevails III
the former State we'll local rain in Southern Ala
bama and Western Iowa. Elsewhere partially cloudy
and clear weather are reported.
Probabilities.
The barometer will probably rise very generally on
Friday with light winds. Local storms will probably be
experienced tonight in Western Pennsylvania, bat par
tally cloudy and clear weather probable FOR the
Lakes and Atlantic Coast during the day.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

The day fixed for the great field trial If agri-
cultural machinery 0wansnns Nina, Is July g.
The First National Bank of Brownsville, Neb.,
has been authorized BY the Controller Of the Cre1ey sh
a capital Of $4,000
Yesterday the first narrow gauge passenger
engine built in America the MoueTms shipped iron lbls
deiphs for Pixies Peak.
The Spencer Gazette of Berlin says that regular
Diplomatic France p0poae until at the mp.e
evacuation Of French territory by the German armies
IA company of Mormon emigrants numbering
perors Bngsh Scotch Mes arrived al St LAKE
City "Wednesday aud escorted into town BY the henoa b
Brigham Young being absent the northern part OF TIE It
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woMAN,s RIGHTS IN SAN FRANC

SAN FRANCISCO, July 13-Mrs. Henry q.
Stanton has spoken but in this city when she had
large audience and produced favorable impression
She spoke last evening The power Of the ballot and
OF the press" She is regarded failure here Her
remarks on the OF Mrs Fair receiyed with
of hisses inducing her to promptly change tao
sub
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RAILROAD STOCK SEIZED FOR TAXES.

ST. LOUIS, July 13.-The County Collector to-
day seized IS locomotives belonging to the Iron Noun
tain Railroad Company for nonpayment Of $4,000 OF
taxes He also levied on large lot Of lumber belonging
to the Marine Railway and Dry Docks for unpaid taxes
The Kingsand Iron Works in South St. Louis, to avoid
seizure, paid their bill of 5000 under protest The
property of the North Missouri Railroad seized yes
terday for nonpayment Of three years taxes amounting
To sll6OO0
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BREAK IN THE WYOMING CANAL.

WILXEsBARRE, Pa, July 13.-This morning
break OF 90 feet m extent OF surface occurred in the
Wyoming Canal, q miles from here. nlng Enterprise
and Burroughs Galleries with water, and suspending
operations for perhaps two months The canal VIII DO
repaired in q week ten days. The amount OF damage
has not been ascertalned yet No one was injured.
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PRICE -FOUR CENTS.

away. Mt J. d. williams WIS thrown ont nd susfalnod
Injuries which viii probably resuil fatally rl. Henry
Williams jumped from to carla,e "a M rnai tr1sj
corner and striking her head, received on ia1ry rom
which she died n O'Clock this morning ur. Henry
Williams was Il daughter OF Samuel Fs8jLinr.l9u.
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HORRORS OF THE MoRGUE AND HOSPITAL.

UOIsROkS VI LIE AMI llOcl ll~AiS'
Early yesterday morning, almost as early as
the dawn the crowd began to assemble In front OF the
gates Of the Morge and Bellevue Hospital in Twenty
sixth-st. As the morning advanced the throng grew
larger and more excited and anxious. During all the
forenoon persons prompted by curiosity only pressed
against the tall iron railing, peering through Tie WIN
dows to catch gmpses Of the horrors within others
seated themselves in long row on the curD-stones OPP
posite steady stream kept passing In and out oil tho
Morgue the policemen allowing none to tarry unneces
sarly Some Of the faces OF The visitors were strange
studies There were those which filed with fear
full expectancy; Others which showed only curious ap-
petite for the horrible which the owners had come there
TO crafty Mothers with babes In their arms, young
dr who shuddered at every step, old women ana men,
bent and totterng, and men and matrons were In the
ceaseess stream. Some only cast fearful sidelong
chances through the glass easement others
ching earnestly TO tho iron fender, and gazed long
and dxodly at CHASTITY faces which they hncied they
recognized. The recognuOns usually turned out 10 DO
nnfounded one thought he had found the remains
Of friend but being admitted to nearer Wow he
found his mistake. When the Iecognitons were real
scenes OF agonzing grief occurred which beggar all de-
ecrption One found her brothernlaw, and pit
eousy caressed his dead face.
TIE bodies arranged in a row on slabs, the cold
water drigZlDg their breasts from above Ihe eyes
were almost always open staring out through inc SUN
lids in horrible vacancy Terribly CHASTITY wounds were
displayed, stained WIN cotleu poou' rloh o'o III '
head through the temporal bone, tho brains were yet
Gazing The body al further end OF the row was that
~ a large and evidently powerful man, with british,
hJI-1og head ard full broad chest The temples ana
face had turned horribly black from bruises aud wounds
and modification had already set In. All the bodies
were stripped the waist, displaying the hesh s'ark
and rigid In some the hands, generally Drowned
and ,lIoused from toll clenched a. II In the last
death agony At noon six bodies yet remained without
Identification.
I'm the low wooden sheds attached To the Coroners OF
fee at the Morgue the scenes were yet more horrible
THE mangled and bloody bodies bad been hustled into
rude red boxes which were piled up III TIERS III close
proximity To others which had already remained thefe
far weeks These latter contained bodies In every stage
NJ accommodations and many Of which were masses of
orng which crawed ont aud covered the edges of The
collins ready attack the fresh prey. The stencil was
terribly sickenng. During the day people were conln
uay aTTiys W look at dead friends VI relatives "nea
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CUBA.
An EXPEDITION FROM VENEZUELA LANDED
SEVERE ENGAGEMENT.

SEVERE ENGAGEMENT.
HAVANA, July 13.-The landing of Rafail
ouesdc With eco Venezuelan. the morning Of the 9th
inst AZ Cego Santana de Loeo, 10 leagues from eantl
sco de Cuba. l5 confirmed Several engagements have
taken place between the Spanish troops and the Venezue
l1ns, aud Cubaus, commanded BIZ Louis Figterefo
ami eaucuO Vega at Ciego Joreto and santo
gu,a. TIE o1iCqi accounts state that large num-
her OF the fbuatcrs either killed or wounded, and
that tie Spanish troops were also either Killed
or wounded A quantity OF camp eqlipagc, belonging
10 the insurgents has been captured Also, seven fla
and ammunition, and Is carbines Tic splniards con-
tluue the pursuit NJ the insurgents. Official kilograms
remain slcut about the movements OF tho steamer Viz
Al
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FATAL RUNAWAY ACCIDENT IN BOSTON

BosroN, July 13.-Mr. j. ID. Williams ana
Mrs Henry Williams were driving through warrenet' III
fla, Boston Highlands YESTERDAY. when their horse ran
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RUSSIA.
MOVEMENTS OF THE CAR.

MOVEMENTS Ot THE CZAh'
LONDON, Thursday, July Is, ISL.
The Car Alexander Of Russia, the Empress
Mario Alexandrovns, and the Grand Dukes Vladimir
and Alexis arc at Fr.edrehshafem, town OF WuItem
burg on the Lake u Constance.
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EGYPT.

THE DIFFERENCES WITH TIE SULTAN REFERRED
TO FRANCE.
ALEXANDRIA, Thursday, July 10, 1871.
The differences between the Egyptian Gov
ernmc. and the French Consul General have been re-
t,rrcd Tor settlement TO the French Cabinet
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U6SHIYGTON.

CEN. PIEAsONTON EETOvED-DEPUTY COMMITS
SIONER DOUGLAcf APPOINTED TO THE POSI-
1ION-THE SOUTHERN MIL CONTRACTS.
by TELEGRAPH 10 THB TRBJptI
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
SHERlFF'S SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ execution issued out OF the District Court
Of the Fourteenth judicial District. in and for
the County of Placer. State of California on the
10th day Of May. A. d. 1871, on a judgment.
rendered in said Court on the 18th day of May,
4. ID. 1871, against Martin Griffin and certain
Real Estate. and in favor Of the People of the
State of California. for taxes on Real Estate for
the year A. d. 1870 in the cum of Five dollars
and Twenty cents ($5.20), and One Dollar and
light cents (S1.0S), percentage, and District At
torneys fees. AZ allowed by law, and for the fur
ther sum OF Thirteen dollars and sixty-fve cent
(Sl365) costs incurred in said action, all in
gold coin of the United States, gether with al
,ccruing costs of suit Now, therefore, will, on
Monday, the Sd day Of July. A. d. 1871,
at the hour of three O'Clock p NJ. in front Of the
store of Fett X Mcdonnell, in the town of For
est Hill, Township No 5, Placer County, Cali
fornia, sell ut public auction, to the highest bid
Ter for gold coin Of the United States. the follow
ing described property to-wit: that certain lot
part, piece or parcel OF ground known as the
Union Hotel lot, with Union Hotel thereon; also
the hotel and improvements on said premises.
All the above described property will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment, COSTS accruing costs and expenses of
sale. Il. d. DUNNAM.
Sheriff of Placer county.
Sheriffs Office. Auburn June 81. lS7l.-je-l0.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

the PAIN KILLER" may justly be styled tn
,reat medicine of the world, for there is no re-
zion of the globe into which it ha, not found its
way, and been largely used and highly priced
Moreover, there 10 no cline TO which it has no
proved to be we'll adapted for the cure OF q con-
siderable variety of diseases; it is speedy and
sde remedy for burns, scslds. cuts, bruises,
wounds and various other injuries, as we'll Us fol
lysentery, diarrhaa and bowel complaints gen.
orally, it is admirably suited for every race o
men on the face of the globe.
1t is very significant fact, that notwithstand-
ng the long period of years that the Pain Killer"
been before the world it has never lost on,
Whit Of its particularly. but on the contrary;th
all for it hos steadily increased from its first
discovery, and at no previous time has the dc
nand for it been 50 great. or the quantity mad
'een so large, as it is to-day.
Another significant fact is, that nowhere ha'
he Pain Killer ever been in higher repute, o
'een more generally used by famile. and indl-
slduals, than it has been here at home, where i
first discoverd and introduced That tn
Pain Killer will continue to be, what We hav'
tyled it, THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THK WORLD
here cannot be the shadow OF a doubt Prov
,!ence Advertiser.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
shERiFF's SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
~ Execution issued out of the District court Of
he Fourteenth Judicial District in and for Placer
County. California on the 10th day of May A
D. 1871, on Judgment rendered on the 18th
lay of May. A. d. 1871, against unknown own
and certain Real Estate, and in favor of tn,
People OF the State of California, in the sum o.
Thirteen Dollars for taxes for the year 1870, OF
said Real Estate and Two dollars and sevent,
cents percentage and District Attorneys fees, as
allowed by law. And the further sum of lively
lollars and sixty y-fve cents costs incurred in saf
scton, all in gold and silver coin Of the United
States. Now. therefore, l will, on
MONDAY, the I'D day Of July, A. ID. 1871,
It the hour Of o'clock, p. NJ, in front of tn.
store of Fett Il Mcdonnell, in the town of For
st Hill, Township No. S, Placer county Cal :
'orna, sell to the highest bidder for coin, all th'
right title and interest of said unknown owner
n and to the following described property to-wit
That certain Gravel or cement mill situated ii.
New York ravine upon the WASHINGTON Com
nany's mining claim, at Yorkville in Township
No. 5, Placer county, and known rs Goddard
Companys mill.
Also ten-stamps and one large wheel, with al
md singular the tehements, heriditaments and
,ppurtenances thereunto belonging OK in any
wise appertainng.
All of the above described property will sell
IS aforesaid, or much tn arcof as will satisf,
aid judgment costs, accruing costs and expens-
- Of sale.
b. d. DUNNAM. Sheriff of Placer county
Sherif's Office, Auburn, June 10, lS7l-je1O.u
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

INHERITED DISEASES. The number of trans-
nissible complaints is larger than is general.
supposed Not only rofula and consum ption,
but rheumatism, gout, liver complaint, con-
'tipaticn. cerebral affections, and probably dys-
pepsia, are inheY.tably. Fortunately, however.
these terrible heirlooms may be got rid of. Cut of
he entail with Ds. Walkers VINEGAR BIrrERs.
This powerful Vegetable Alternative and lnvigor-
mt, is also blood depurent. 1t removes tina;
transmitted poison from the circulation, and cures
what are called constitutional disorders.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

LETTERS from the people on any and all
subjects, and especially Of news matters are
solicited, but in the crowded state of our col
umus we are compelled to omit that which
is personal and merely intended to benefit
individuals and exhalt them in public esti-
nation. Gladly would we print the history
and proclaim the business, political, an d So
cial qualifications Of every man in the coun-
ty, had we the money, room, paper, ink and
printers to do it. "a wink is as as good as
4 nod to the wise"
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
BANK EXCHANGE SALOON
Constable's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out of the Justices Court of S. G. Lewis, at
Rocklin Township No. 8, Placer county Cali
fornla, on the 2Sth day of April, A. d. 1871. and
to me delivered on the same day, in favor OF l.
=. Smith and against John Derrick for the sun,
# Two Hundred and ninety-nine dollars and
ninety-nine cents $293.99) judgment, and costs
If suit taxed mt Twenty dollars and thirty
cents (S2. 3O), did, on the :th day of April.
\. d. 1871, levy upon and seized, and will ex-
pose to public sale to the highest bidder. on the
ranch, Township No. ., Placer county, Califor-
mia, on
MONDAY, the 10th day ofJaly. A, ID 1871.
At ten o'clock. A. NJ the following described
Real Estate, to-wit The southwest quarter of
Section g. Township No. II, n. r. east, Mt.
Diablo Base and Meridian. Together with all
the improvements thereon, or so much thereof
AS will he sufficient to satisfy the above ipdg-
ment and costs and accruipg costs.
d. HARRIS,
Constable Of Towrship No. ..
Ecckfn. Juns 18th. 1871. .--3v.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

ATTEMrED ROBBERY. .-"bill, the butch
.er," who works for F. Waster, of
Lincoln, was attacked on the 22d inst, be-
tween virginiatown and Lincoln by four
Cinnamon, who demanded his money. AZ
ter desperate struggle, Bill put the would
he robbers to fight, but not without receiv-
jng several severe wounds. He had in his
possession, at the time, about $50.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

BEAUry.-The largest collection of beauty evei
published in the United States is afforded in the
Parlor Album. advertised in another column.
This Album embraces the finest specimens o.
hromo Autographs, steel engravings and fin
wood engravings ever offered the public. TIL,
american Publishing Company of Rutland, Vt,
lesire an active agent in every town and village,
20 whom they offer liberal terms. Read the adj
yertSement
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

we give place to 4 humorous and reada-
ble letter descriptive of the great contest as
to who is the most popular lady in Auburn
believing that all sensible people will only
laugh at it. and while doing so we must say
in the honesty of our heart, and our rever-
,ence for thing sacred, th.t the whole pro-
tceeding could not have been pleasing .i~ the
sight ,of God.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
SDcciOl Notices.
New PhOtoyraphic Gallery.

New Photographic Gallery.
Messrs. FUTILE Il BLAISDELL, HELLO
GRAPHIC ARTISTS, will open ON Main sit.
adjoining Gordon store Auburn, in few days.
They make old people young and young people
GOOD looking. jelO.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS

THERE will be meeting Of the Stockhold
l. ers of the Lincoln 0. F. Hall Association
neld at the office OF the Secretary, on Saturday
he lat day of JULY. A. Il, 1871. for the pur
pose of electing seven trustees.
By order of the President,
SAMUEL DODD, Sr.
Attest: H, W. S7Aar, Secretary
June 10th. lS7l.-aw
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CArHoL1c.-Rev. Father Kelly will hold Divine
service in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
th:rd Sunday in each month, at the usual hour
MerzoDIsr.-Rev. j. H. Peters will preach at
the M. E. Church ut IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the NJ. Z. Sabbath School will meet at
the same place Immediately after the Church ser
vices
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

STOLEN CHIcKENs.--John Linegar, night
watchman, has in his possession lot Of
chickens taken from Chinaman, and sup
posed to be stolen property. Persons who
have lost chickens may do we'll by calling on
officer Linnegar aad seeing these in his pos
session
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

THE following amounts have been collect
cd by the severa, District Collectors OF this
county for the month of May. as shown by
their settlement made June 10th: District
No. /, 1856 GO; District No. 2, S571 co.;
District No. 8, 81 ,008 70. Total, So
43I 33.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
I)eptiStry

Dentistry.
- Dir. 7. J. HOLDEN, Dentist is now stop
ping Mt A. Adrian's, where all persons desiring
irst-class operations in his line can obtain his
services
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
TAHOE HOUSE.
On tho Shore of Lake Tahoe.

W. II. LYON, Proprietor.
THIS HOUSEIS ENTIRELY NEW "A
l. is commodious and furnished in fETSsA
he best style, and is on the most
pleaeant location on the Lake. A %.sxsSNss
laily line of stages run between the Tahoe Hous,
md Truckee, connecting with trains from tht
East and West on the Central Pacific Railroad.
Special Rates.
Visitors to the Lake. buying railroad tickets
rom San Francisco, Sacramento, Marysvile or
Colfax, to Truckee at the regular ticket rates
an purchase Special Return Tickets at the T.,-
zoe House. at u rate which, in addition to tn.
are paid to Truckee, will make but two-thirds
!he full price of tickets for the round trip.
May 9th. 1S7l.--tf.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24
THE NEW FOOD.

For o few cents yon can buy
OF your Grocer G.. Druggist q
package CT SEA 1IoS5 FAI-NE
made from pcro Irish loss o.
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts ef ll2ac Eaugc,
and q like q-anti 7 cf p.ddiag3
Custard5, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &C. It il to cheapest,
hcalthiest and mcst delicious
food in the world. /. makes g
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as a light end delicate
food for Invalids and Children.
The Placer herald., 1871-06-24

SUPERVISORS PROCEEDINGS. S.-PurSuant to
an order made by Supervisors Van Vactor
and Kinder, June 5th, 1871, special meet
ing Of the Board was held on Monday, the
18th inst, at which the following proceed
ings were had:
Bills allowed, payable out of General
Fund, $186 10.
On petition of d. Coffyn and Others an
election precinct was established at Emgrant
Gap, and the following named voters were
appointed a Board of Election therefor: X.
S. Osborn, Clerk; j. A. Hoagland, A. b.
Wilson, Judges; J. r. Chin, d. Coffyn
and VIM. Hooper, Altemates.
Resignation Of S. g. Lewis, Justice Of
the Peace Of Township 8, received and ac-
cepted, and S. G. Glow appointed to fill va
cancy.
f. T. Hensllaw was appointed Clerk of
Election for Michigan Bluff precinct, vice
Jos. Taylor, resigned.
The following resolutions were adopted.
Resolved, That WIN. Van vactor and w.
II. Kinder be and are hereby appointed
Committee to wait upon C. A. Twttc, the
attorney appointed by the Board of Super
visors on the 18th day Of February, A. ID.
1871, to commence suit against the Central
Pacific Railroad Company of California, to
recover from said cor. pany all divideuls and
other mon VS. due the county of Placer by
reason the two thousand FIVE hundred
shares Of capital stock of said county, and
which were sold to u. o. Mills Il Co.. on
the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1870, and the
said committee are hereby empowered to do
any and every act they may deem proper on
the part of said county in the furtherance OF
due said county from said Railroad Company
to the end that speedy settlement of the
matter may be brought about.
County CoURr PROCEEDINGS The fol-
lowing have been the proceedings, up to
Wednesday, of the current term of the
County Court:
The People vs Henry Osborne-plead
guilty of grand larceny and sentenced to one
year in State Prison.
Harmon Delmore, Isaac Bacr and John
May were admitted to citizenship.
Robert Gordon vs Putnam ct. al. Defts
motion to re-tax costs denied
The People vs. John Norhcutt, on chNrge
Of burglary. Application Of District Attor-
ncy to dismiss the indictment denied De-
fend.nt plead not guilty. Cause set for
trial July 9th.
The People VS.. Henry Bone--rcsisting an
officer. P'"' Of not guilty. Cause set for
trial June 2Sth.
The People vs. All Sing-Kidnapp;ng.
PIE Of not guilty. Cause set for trial June
81 h.
The People vs Antonio Valasquez, alias
Red Antope--grand larceny Cause set
for trial July lst.
The People vs. Peter Colbaker-grard
amceny. Caxse set for July Sth.
The People vs. A. O. Be-attempt to
murder. Cause set far tria July 7th.
The People vs. VIM Atkmson-grand
larceny. Nol1e pros0qpi entered.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-30
THE HEATHER CHINEE.

The Chinese laborers of our parish are
fast becoming civilized, in fact we begin
to think some of them will never attempt
to return to the 'Fiowery Kingdom" for
earthly sculpture or heavenly repose. To
see him l0ungiug about on holidays, smok-
ing cigars, drinking whiskey, playing cold
sledge," and casting soft glances at the
African female persuasion, is sufficient to
induce the belief that they will shortly
take hand in the political game of the
country, and run for office. To keep up
the illustration, we saw one few days
since pouring over the columns of news
paper and chattering occasionally to his
saffron-hued brethren sitting around, as
if he was dilating upon the San Domingo
Job or sympathizing upon the retirement
Of Sumner. 1t looks as if the coming
man" had come to stay.-Baton Rouge
Sugar Planter.