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BUSINESS WANTS
DRY GOODS.
TRY GOODS, DRY GOODS.

JULIUS MEYER, COB BROAD STREET,
has Just returned from the North with large and
wel-selectcd stOck Of DRY GOODS, consisting O
dress goods of all kinds, such as
JAPANESE SILKS, P0PLINS, BAREGE:
MOHAIRS; GRENADINES, striped and plain;
BLACK lIERNhNI ut 35c. worth lVc.;
BLACK IRON GRENADINES, all silk and wool
warranted. ut Soc. worth 75r.;
SILk-WARP ALPACAS, TAMISE CLOTH,
ORGANIZES. LAWNS, BATISTES, SEERSUCK-
ERS, and LINENS for ladies' suits.
Also, II large and fine assortment of
LLAMA POINTS and SACQUES, yt.
Parisos. Umbrellas, Fans, Laces, Gimps, .Fringes,
and Fancy Goods generally.
While Goods specially. I would invite special
attention to my stock of CENTS FURNISHING
GOODS, consisting Of CasslIneresu and Lneis Shirts.
Drawers. Socks and Ties, the prices and styles OF
which guarantee to compare with any In the city.
Give me 4 trial. JULIUS MEYER.
\. b. just received II new stock of LADIES'
SUITS. lie l-lw
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The LEE-BrRG PnlSoNING CASE-FuRTHER
AHALySIs.--On "Wednesday Professor Tonry,
i" anal ylical chemist, and DIR. Tiffany, de-
naonStrator of anatomy ut the University Of
Maryland. went to Lccsbur@, Va, by direc-
| iion Of The commemorative attorney for
| i.oudoun county. Va. to make further in
Fc$tigationS in connection with the alleged
poisoning of the LLOYD children by their
mother, who il now in Jail i'm that town.
! Professor Tony. it. will be remembered, has
| already aalyzcd the stomach of the youngest
| child. Maud, who died in March, last. finding
| one and !. half grains Of ar>ci.ic. Yesterday
| her body and That of her sister Anne. Thu,
elder of the two girls, were again di>intcrred
| in order 90 procure additional material for
| analysis. The remiins were found to be de-
composing gradually.
The body ofthe child Maud was richly dress
| cd, the wrists having bracelets, with rings on
| the fingers and other jeweIry, while % new
| doll was placed in the coffin ut the feet Of the
| corpse. The liver, spleen, and kidneys were
| taken from the body Of Maud. In the case
of Anne. il will he remembered, the stomach
aud Il portion Of the liver only were sent t,
| Baltimore for analysis, and ii is understood
| that the indications 80 far point TO the pre-.
Scn"c OF arsenic in the liver, though there was
no trace Of the poison in the stomach. Tho
remainder OF the liver. together with the
| spleen and kidneys, We're taken from the bod.
| to complete The analysis, and brought to Bal
timorc last evening, all separately and Sc
curcly scaled in jars. The remains of the
two boys. who died first, were so far decom
posed that nothing could be done will
Observation-Disclosures Sun.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
EATER from Petersburg.

E-4t..!
PrrrRSmaG. May 81. 1872.
,., hq. been regular fixed day for lli-
40 ..,s,.> Of no less than Eve Of whom
5''' ,,.;,T the consideration OF the authori-
- This .ncrnoon James Walker (who
'' -. ~ =, ling himself" Governor and
It..r,n,>. both cAlorcd, are undergoing
.tlnu before commission composed
.'.. N.\,,r and Justices Adkins and Ham,
,' ,l Hr. !. ". Claiborne, and both OF
49, ii Doubtless be sent TO the asylum for
,,,,ar,. Tic case OF Charles Danger
[S ,,H come up tomorrow. Last night
william Ri>hop IL White man) Striyed
,''.n hi, tnnil,. who have had him in charge,
,I,,.,. arrested and put in iail az a mad
, in consideration Of the Kind of gov
',,.,,, we ,,.t,y. il is no great wonder that
,.-.lf. l,~, lh,lr wits.
t..lsr has ircu circulated about the
.r,,t, ir-daN. and signed by nearly ali "t
3d. .-tIlum merchants "i the citE. agreeing
.,.. M their stores after the Isl OF Jiihe
,.,,,l,,k in the afternoon. :" many sig
...a.r,., have been attached that the agree
,..ru, w!il, 10 doubt. 10 int" prompt ana
,.ughr operation Tomorrow.
n.,rip~ the month Of May eleven licenses
,.!..rr, were issued hy the clerk al me
ur,lin.-> Court If this rlty. Fitly->iN dctu>
,,,.... entered al record. Thirly-liN" arrests
u,,,.n.,i,. hv The police Tor The i"Ii""i'i%
.t..,..-. iolliinn Of the city ordinances, .;
l.,.a.I, at ihr peace, -; larceny, ;; iei"n'.
e. .l,olt. L. sad resisting an officer. /.
A.,..incf.t~ of cotton inr the week ending
Wis &i~f. 49,: Receipts. ~ bales; same
a..h IT,: wear. Isl bales total since sep
i.a.i,.y i>t. 1871. ,, so bales; same time last
,..r. Il .ol1 bales; shipments, ~, bales;
,..nh l.nl' hal,>.
di>l,,ich received here to-day states thai
I.,I,iu ti,arirS II. Pariiam. whose foot WIS
,...>AD hy IN accident near Windsor sta
iu,u. on the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad.
Wuiu,~,lay mglt, is doing ycry well, and
Il.,l hi. boot viii not have to hc anputatcd,
a. had been feared.
I. cotton factories Of the city laid in
.in. -trpl.ii,> Tor all their uses while the
,,a... ,y.> ,jtli luW, II week or ten days ago
,.ua ,.s,. market now is duh. there being little
ng 49, local demand, 10y reason of the large
,3r,'..-.> t!nn made TO meet all require
m,a.-.
~. r. T.. thamhlisS. Of Brunswick county
4,. .mm,,lurrd himself q candidate for Con.
...r-> in this district. The field is already
tr,lIy luil 81 asprrtnts.
TIM. application for Il new trial Of the case
81 Mi, Moody rs. The City of Petersburg
i..r ,A alleged 10 b.. due her Is teacher in
nn.. 81 The Ihitli' schools. was indefinitely
postponed IN the tircIit Court Yesterday
..d it j. stated that Il compromise will pro.
hlnh tr elected. The whole amount iii.
,oh,,l i about $40.
Ih,. Board of OvcrSecrs of the Poor are in
-. son tor the hast time this afternoon. No
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NEW MUSIC STORE.

The undersigned has opened, at No. 16 Ninth
street between blain and franklin, MUSIC
ST0isE He has on hand variety of Musical In
strn,nents Violin Guitar, Piano, Banjo, AMI other
Strings a large assortment of New Music lns1rnc
'of fo ~ hnids the agency for the ARION PIANO,
m,nufaef,,red in New York, an instrument or such
superior merits and important advantages Is NOT
III I 90 eac,ne tie notice Of musical connoisse,irs,
xi,o;, he with the public, to call and see for
theinseIves. Artists here and elsewhere have nne-
luvocully endorsed them for tone ana ae 10 Ia. n
Irnwn Citizens in Richmoud who have them IN use
:, Second-hand instruments, Organs, and Pianos'
WV Wa ri at Musical instrnpents REPAIRED; also
received on consignment. =
Miss T.. A. FlTZWILsON, SO long ane MvofsD Z!
the store daily, and give all the information and ala
in her power to visitors pr cOwARDHN.
my 30-3t z =. - w -1 a.
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~ w. JONES, DENTIST, has g.
W. always pure and fresh NITROUS oA-ScGLp
IDE GAS TOR painless extraction OF teeth;
ARTIFICIAL TEETH made OF any description
and of best materials.
OLD GOLD PLATE takcn In exchange Tor new.
All operations thoroughly performed anu war
nrsIcE: Franklin street OH, between Seyerf
and Eighth. = = nn e-sa =
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DENTISTRY.

NEW AND VALUABIEIN STRU-Ez
AIENT.--Haring added to my case OF Instruments
ore of DR.. Mnrrson's celebrated " BUR ENdlNI''
an prepared to operate upon the natural teeth
with L Ess PAIN AND FATIGUE to the patient,
and also with greater rapidity and thorongmes, than
Is possible TO be obtained by the hand 1g
JUD. B. WOOD, d. d. 8.
0rp,cr :. Ma. s Ninth street. 5.a. ap 3O-eod
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SECOND SUPPLY OF
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS
received at the popular
BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS STORE.
SPRING POPLINS In all desirable shades,
SPRING POPLINS In plain plaid and stripes,
JAPANESE GOODS In all varieties, .
-SILK-WARP DRESS GOODS,
Handsome SILK STRIPE GOODS,
GRENADINES In black and white ground, with
figures and stripes;
PLAIN BLACK GRENADINES from CSC. to s.,
Another lot Of those extra cheap HANDKER-
CHIEFS ut l5c.,
MARSEILLES QUILTS at $l.50,
and many other desirable goods ut prices which will
defy competition. s. HIRSH,
mp - GET Broad street.
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wood AND COAL
ITo. TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES OF SEVENTY PER CENT. IN
CASH,
on asceratned Yalne win be made talls Of lsding
OF cansteiimenfs 10 our house
INTEREST AT Kate OF SIX PER CENT. FEB
PROMPT RETURNS MADE,
With check for balance due shipper smIseiiateiy on
''-asFe1 ar s.ssr sale Of COCOA. 4 81 81 4
Sole Importers OF the 81 Gakle lgai9
- SPANISH MASS LIGlkicE. - 81: 4
HOFFMAN, LEE. h CO.. -
$st5tss Tobacco Commission Marcfunta
an l,-eoen 60 Exchange Place, Baittaofs' ND
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The Beaver Dam argus hurls its middle
name st the Greeley ticket.
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G'neral Malone has discontinued the Use
ot kernscne oil on the passenger trains of the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, and
restored the Use OF the primitive but non
explosive wax candle. -Lychbury Tryt-
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s.IsT or IT II s,rr,,sa!

II IST OF LETTERS REMAINING N
Is7z IS -. = = ~ = ]" o-sS =
Persons calling for letters 70 This List win please
they viii be sent tn the Dead Letter Once i'm Wssh
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no NOT FORGET THAT
IS A AC CO H T. Y :,

ISAAC COHEN,
305 BROAD STREET, BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
STREETS, s..
Is selling DRESS GOODS cheaper than any other
house in this city; most Of them purchased at
CASH AUCTION SALES.
Also, WHITE GOODS mt great sacrifice.
LINEN HEISTITCHED uANDKERCIIEFSa ut
Csc. worth soc.
DO not forget to eehIs ."f
BLACK SILKS, GUIPURE LACES,
LACE POINTS, sACQUEs. sc.
The one-price system adhered to.
CLOSED SATURDAYS. ,el.ot
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oFWTNG-MACHINES OF ALL KINDS
pEp AIREn-Trbc SLlAT ELLIpTiG, SEM !;
RGiaMACHINEs BOUGHT and SOLD. We n seH
the only PROPER NEEDLES for ths SL osA'
ETLIPTIC MACHINES. nnr>,crf,M Z
mya 1aI5 Cary street near, FaufteeRta.
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(For which all travellers should praise
him.l
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WILCOX & GIBBS
SEwING-MACHTNEs.
WHAT MACHINE IS THE BEsTY THAT IS
THE QUESTION"
NOT THE ONE MOST SOLD, BUT THE ONE
MOST USED. e.seF

The very large number of double-thread machines
exchanged for the WILCOX L GIBBS machine has
compelled the company TO arrange Tor quarterly
s.iock-stitch y machines. Country dealers bny at
these auctions and sell TO their CUSTOMERS who soon
become tired of their purchase. ana trade lDeih
a,,tn for aaWuLcoX & HIBES machine. Double
thread machines are thus becoming SORT OF eifeu-
lsting medium to purchase c,,,,,ro
,., A.. late auction at 39i broadway, n. T., 1880
of these captured machines were sold BY the Wilcox
4 Gibbs Company 10 start ON heir oid roa ai ana
S eSTs & GIBBS MACHINES; o,,,o ~,
"A. Suii stock OF WILCOX z Gsh us r Ma-
CHIMES kept ON Land fsS sale, Ssni and Rank
streets, kichinohu' "" JAMES E. A. GIBBS.
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CoMMESCEMEST.-Gcner John s. Preston,
OF South Carolina, has consented TO deliver
the commencement address ut the Preston
and Oln Institute, june 10. The Hon. W.
X. Staples wiltaddrcSs the literary societies
June IS. The officers and students are GER
lainly preparing Il regular literary feast for
the friends of the institution ut the next
coinmcncemcnt.-- ChriStiaaSbufy Messenger.
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A paper-hunSer in Boston found himself y
few weeks ago with large stock of eN-
tremey ugly wall paper on hand, which he
despuired Of selling. A lady came in one
day, and seeing the large bouquets of flowers
which formed the design Of the paper, com
Elimcnted him upon his enterprise in St.
curing the Dolly Warden pattern. He took
the hint, spoke Of the fashionable article to
his customers, and in Il few weeks sold every
roll of II.
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
4 AND NORFOLK STEMS u p sssssAA4s5Sssss
WEEK. -Stelmcrs N0RFQLk. EMPIRE. aud j.
). GREEN. composing this line will leave Rich
o'clock 81, and Philadelphia every w WEDNESDAY,
and SATURDAY ut the same hour, alterantety. /,
Frcights received daily Sundays exceptedl for all
also for Charleston, Savannah, and New Orleans, and
bills of lading signed through. b. .-t gssss
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate r,tes.
Passage to Philsheirhia, including meals and
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SOALiII. ap t:.Hu
NEW CLOTHING, NEW CLOTHING.
SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR.
Large additions are now, being received daily by
express ANA steamer Of all
THE LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
As to prices,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CAN BE SAVED
by buying OF me this season.
The large increase Of sales is an evidence of the
appreciation by the citizens generally
that they will be governed by
their interest and
SELECT THE HOUSE THAT CAN GIVE THEM
NOT ONLY BARGAINS
for their money, but give them the
LATEST STYLES AND NEWEST GOODS.
These goods will he sold
WITHOUT REGARD TO COST OR PROFIT,
advantages which no similar house offers.
Call and satisfy yourself
WILLIAM IRA SMITH, Agent
s5..as for James Wilde, Jr., & Co., Clothiers,
my l4-eodtJy2s 100 Main street
GROCERIES, de.
DICKLES.-If you want PICKLES to
l. sell or PICKLES to eat go to r. F. JAMESS
and get your supplies. The price and quality Will
salt you. IS agot.. my 80
HERRINGs, HERRINGs, HERRINGs.
5oo barrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
800 haif-harrels NORTH CAROLINA CUT HER
100 barrels EASTERN HERRINGs, for sale low
my % ROBERT F. WILLIAMS K co.
CHAD AND SHAD ROE.
IS half-barrels prime SHAD, .aaf
70 haf-barrels SHAD ROE, something extra
myao ROBERT F. WILLIAMS & co.
KNIGHTS STANDARD DARK
We are now enabled to supply the trade, from
store aoat, with this celebrated Syrp, Ia barrels,
terces, or. hogsheads.
PALMER, HARTSOOK & CO.,
my 90 Special Agents here.
0S BOXES CHOICE FACTORY
So hogsheai, Porto Rico SUGARS, asiJ
loo barrels Crushed Powdered and Granuated
100 barrels !, i, and extra c SUGARS,
50 barrels GOLDEN SYRUP, ,'E
| Is pmnchcons prime MOLASSES,
20 hosshcads BACON SHOULDERS,
20 tierrcs G Cassard 4 Sons LARD,
100 BAGS RIO COFFEE,
so bags LAGUAYRA COFFEE,
800 barrels ,Nc f"ll-slze North Carolina CUT HER
100 barrels fnll-size North Carolina GROSS HER
loo haii.Iarrs ,l family ROE HERRINGs,
100 f ba1reis s 81 flour,
LOO G"od stock ois Of EfoToss all grades
myel Thirteenth, and Cary streets.
VIRGINIA BACON HAMS.
100 very fue BACON HAMS,
| 50 BACON SIDES.
WILLIAM G. DANDRIDGE & co..
| myo s27 Broad street
EIRST QUALITY SPERM CANDLES
e5 boxes superior SPERM CANDLES.
| my9 W. G. DANDEIDGE & co.
MOTHER SUPPLY.
| chests very superior TEA,
| 3 cases PRESERVE GINGER.
w. &. cambridge co.
| mys s27 Broad street.
r LIVERPOOL SALT, PORTER, sTOUI
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The absolutely oldest Mason of whom any
traces have been found for Il week past is
Father Styles, of Prescott, Wisconsin, who
was one hundred AMI six years old on tho
list. lie was made Mason in Canada III
10Y
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4 IoUNG LADY DRowNs IIERsELr.--Thc
ncighburhood of Broadway station, Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas railroad, in this
county, was priutlly excited OF Thursday
morning OF last week by the discovery Of the
sudden death, by drowning, of Miss Eliza
beth Rchcccl Holman. daughter of the late
Colonel Michael llonE,n, deceased, Of Rock
ingha,u. Miss lIomln had been depressed
in mind for some time, and, it is supposed,
under the influence OF arrangement threw
herself into the river.-Rockingham Regis
ter.
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TNTIE FURTHER NOTICE SEEar
OTRE vTR G INTa ssTEA MSffIP ..1eks
AND PACKET COMPANY will run their SPLEEN
Leaves New York every SATURDAY 81 ; p M.;
leaves Richmond every Tt ESDAY at r. M.
;, Cabin passage, aSls; storage, $s; round-trip
tickets, SI5. = NV IL
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49, l. SPECIAL ANNoUEGEdENT.
On ana after MONDAY. June 90 next, the
FORD, win leave Richmond MONDAYS, WEDSES-
DAYS and fkIDAYs, ut 81 A. b., touching At
SewelI's Point hotel. .5sl u -,
and return. 81
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THE WHEAT CROP in this vicinity is not look
in% well. The recent dry spell clit it short
in it, growth. and gave the rust and joint
worm ii inothold. The oat crop is also look
in% badly. The corn, however, il, so far as
We can learn, doing well, with probably
more than the usual AREA OF ground planted
in this crop. The hay crop will be light,
from the fact that wien the grass most need
ed ram We did not get it.-Fncastle Herald.
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CUNSA4RD. LINEsoFs STEAM SsfEsS
" Frs TO LIEbEPU0L, QUEENS-sSEekxsss
TOWN, GLASGOW, AND LONDONDERRY
FROM NEW @YORK, $50: TO NEW YORK, ssd,
IN CURRENIi.-The SAFE tirst-elass iron steam
ships OF this line will salt as follows WEDSES-
DAY, 18th, and SATURDAYS, sltlt ami nth &C
April and SATURDAYS, 9Th. nth, and 18th gf
May, and twice every following week, from Gu
NARD'S WHARF, Jersey City, 81,
,tt - CHARLES FRaNCkLYN,,s
~ - tE sS. oE- El1s Agent New York
SAMUEL AYRES,. Agent,
Richmond, No. 1920 Main, corner Forteent, street.
M 25-3m t9ss..t ~ s''Hf.sss8 -EE.EE.ss&Erf.
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TIE crops of wheat and oats have greatly
improved. Some persons are still planting
corn. Ii is believed that large crop will
be planted.
The wine company organizing at Mon
trral is meeting with success. We hope it
mav lie established on Il solid basis, and thus
furnish Il market liorall the grapes in Nelson
and Amherst. --1nthrrst Enterprise.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15

WE have at all times, when opportunity Of
fered. taken pleasure in visiting the schools of
fellow teachers. To this, we candidly ac-
knowledge is due i'll great measure, what we
have of school craft; for indeed, there is no
better way in our opinion, OF practically under
standing the science and art Of teaching and
of school government than by frequently
visiting schools. We therefore, impulsively,
last week paid visit to the school ut Lincoln,
under the supervision of Mr.. Curtis. We had
more than passing or common interest in visit
ing this school, it having become. as was the
general notion, completely demoraliZed. On
entering the school, however, we were agreeably
surprised at seeing the orderly department and
the dead stiffness that reigned there. 1t seemed
to us at the time as if order had sprung at once
from chaos as if by the power of magic. We
witnessed with pleasure and profit too, an exer-
else in fractions and the ready and correct ana
lytical demonstrations given by the pupils to
questions proposed by their teacher in that
branch; indeed it far exceeded our expectations.
Mr.. Curtis is teacher OF the modern school,
alive, practical and the ough Friday last closed
| the school for the season. Tho trustees would
| gladly hired Mr. Curtis for the ensuing year,
but he preferred employment in the adjoining
district, where he is now sowing the seed which
we hope in due time will ripen into plentiful
| harvest.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15

,,.,,,rvpEScE DAY. In our advertising col
,,rns will be found the programme as arranged
-. tbo Committee for the celebration of the
n;retv. sixth anniversary Of American independ-
.ocs ot Auburn. Instead of marching out on hot
L., ,he committee we believe, have concluded
;, march a grove into town. The Plaza will be
,ovored with green boughs, and amply supplied
Nth stands, seats and fountain of clear spring
,sater thus converting it into a vast arbor OF
,,igvam. ample, pleasant and roomy enough for
ou Arrangements will be made, if possible, for
cb ap excursion tickets from all points on the
railroads. for the round trip to Auburn and re-
turn which if successful will be made known to
rho nublic in due time. The committee ls made
Of material that will spare no pains or reasonable
svnense to make this celebration worthy of the
greatest day in American history, and creditable
to the patriotism and public spirit of the people
Of Placer county. This day belongs to no party,
church or ism, but to the whole people. and in
tha, spirit the committee propose to celebrate it;
hence, they invite everybody, his wife, sweet
heart and family to come and enjoy it. Make
your arrangements and give this day to your
selves, your families and all you employ. for the
celebration and free enjoyment of the ninety sixth
anniversary of your country's liberty and inde-
rcnlence
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15
SDeciUL Notices.

CABLE SCREW WIRE Boots and Shoes are
sure to supersede all others because they are the
most plable--d -durable-do not rip or leak. Try
them. All genuine goods are stamped.
Holloway's Pills.-The most powerful e1-
listing medicine for the cure of female complaints
Fifty years experience, incontestibly prove these
medicines unriva!led for the disoreers incidental
to the softer sex. No family should be without
them. They may be taken by young and old,
as they will restore health when every other
means prove unsuocessful. 25 cents per box or
not
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15
IN MEMOtiIA vi.

At regular meeting Of Newcastle Lodge, No
33q, l. o. &. T., held Sunday, evening June 9th,
l512, the following preamble and resolutions
were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father in his divine
wisdom has seen fit to remove from our midst
our beloved brother, James NJ. Hogue, to a
lasting and purer inheritence, therefore, be it
RcSoiyed, That in the death Of our dear broth
er James NJ. Hogue. this Lodge has lost one OF
its most useful members and the community al
honorable and upright citizen.
Res red That our warmest sympathies are
due 90 the bereaved relatives of our deceased
brother, particularly afflicted sister, the
partner of his joys and sorrows in life; and,
that while we mourn his departure and deeply
feel our loss, still we humbly bow in submission
- the will of an all-wise Providence earnestly
stsTinG to emulate the noble example left for
ogr guidance.
He fell as falls the harvest meath the sickle,
Epy for immortal glory, ripe for God.
H@'yed, That our Lodge room be draped in
mourning and that the members wear the usual
badge Of mourning for the period of thirty days.
htSolred, That II copy of these resolutions il
full, be sprea on the minutes of this Lodge, n
cory OF the same, duly attest.d, be sent to the
relatives Of the deceased and also published in
The Rescue and Auburn papers.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15
DIED.

At Gold Bun, June 9th, Christina Jane, wife
of J. b. Leach and eldest daughter OF the late
d. V. Mason. aged 80 years
At the County Hospital, Auburn, June 5th,
Andrew Anderson, of consumption, native OF
Norway. aged 81 years.
BY mining accident near Newcastle, June
7th John Gauit, native Of New Hampshire,
aged 54 years,
At Colfax, June 10th, John Frazer, native
of Indiana, aged Al years.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15

COUNTY Court CALENDER.-Th jury term CT
the County Court Judge j. Ives Fitch presiding,
commences on Monlay next. The cases are set
as follows: Monday People vs. Henry Tues
day, People VS.. Vim. Duncan; Wednesday, NJ.
FREEDOM VS.. Hang Koy; Thursday, Miller VS..
Barron; Friday, Miller VS.. Barron; Saturday,
Keehner VS.. NJ. Predom Monday, June oath,
Frichette VS.. Brown; Tuesday, the 25th, NJ. Pre-
dom VS.. Sue Sing; Wednesday, Goth, Leet vs..
Dunnam.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-15

SCBooL ExHyBrrIoN.-We are informed that
the public school at Todds Valley, Miss Ella L.
Warren teacher, will hold their exhib ton on
Thursday the Goth instant. Miss Warren we
understand, feeling confident of the ability o.
her pupils to do honor both to themselves and
their teacher, would feel grathed by the pres
ence of all friends of education. and particularly
by that of the County Superintendent.