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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23
WEST,IRGINIA:

"a ttFt y. a : 3
Al R"'ss he'll az he C2e,k's tlffce IF tie
Circuit Coas. .I.y,s;,xes Ceanty. on he first
Monday ia,iia.y, 1SI2t 3isss
Henry NJ wsi,onl nd I.ydi. NJ. w.iun hi. vile.
sucins by Samu ei 4 ,iscin har nea, trend.
George W Neill and EiiIabeth 5. s.iii hi. ~if,.
Le~is Seili in his osn rig ht, aud NJ Executor Of
1awis .Neill. deceased. william Jetn,tt N and
vhgini- L his wife. Mary, Neill, samn.lA Mi
Pr"v,n. G McCo,n mick amt EIit.b IN hi. wife. Dr.
IT, Cove. sarv,vins hu.b.nd of Elizabeth e..
Srili, deces.ed, and T.. Wis n. Huet, dmipi.,ra.
tor OF corb,ns y. Seili, id-es...d. 81
THE object nt ,his suit 1. ia obtain partition .,s
itnec.sssSy ssi" ef the tarH lying in J, fIers, >
County West Iitginin. ".n.a by the late Ls~is
.etes. And IL Appearing, upon sfihavi filed in ths
sun that the SAID /. si- Seili, George W. NeiiI
and Elizabe,h : Neiiilhi, wife, william J"hn.,oa
Elizabeth his Sitesand Levi. n Rsck ar. pn, res.
it"nts OF thin Slate, they here b. ,.sui-d to sp-
pear within one month after .- public 81 OF this
Order, and do what lie nece.ssry pro,ee, their in
terssts IN thf matter. 10 furtter ordered tbsin
copy OF this Order be puhIisbod once a we.t for
iour snccessire ~reks, in some newspaper in this
county T-.te.
Green wa. cHApiiNE.
July 2. lS72-5t.
WEST VIRGINIA: n
1T R"'ts 1eid IN he Clerks O6fre Of the
C'rr"1 CDnrt ri .hbarson County, on tie first
No"''ay az .I~!!y, 1872 .f4
VILLA u Lucas, So 81"
Joseph slison Eycater, wili.mc Eye.t.r. Geore.
S. Eyrster. and John p. ,striner. partne,.. under
the style and irtL Of tho virgini. P.r.r COM.
pany.
ME ohjrc. Of this suit i. to recover d. m.r.. 70,
~ toe permanent injury of the ~.ter.,ish hi of the
fiaintIh. In the str-an conin.nty called ih. Hall
town Rn". ON which the Deftndsnt,' sPap.t Mil iis
sitnstsd. Ant II app' .rinR upon rHidsyi, flied 8.
TINE SUIT tbs; the ssid John p. srid.r and " iisn
sEyss'er arc pon'tesisb 10 Of thi. State they ere
hereby r'quired to appear within one mosth after
due pubesiio" OF the Order, and what 10 nss.s.
sary to protect their int-resis in tbi. aa,ter 10
further ordered that copy OF this ord-r. be pnb.
nahed once a week for four successive vs.ks, in
some newspaper in this County.
Teste: WA. cHAPLIHE,
Green b Iucs,. p. q Ci.rh t:,'f,
July 4. Is72 St. 4T II
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F If you wish to oppose Radicalism in
every form, subscribe for the "Compaiyu
Spirit IF .Jrfer.on."
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NOTICE
I'D on tho - "
22d day of August next.

22d day of August nezt,
70 VIII be 'Pe"ed at all tho cleo m Precin..sin
the County, to Ike the of thu. voter or ths
que, ION OF making the County subscri 2tinns de.
scribe and Get forth III the bove ordinance. and
those who wish to vote in favor of said suh.er;p'
ion., win up IN the same nisr. o, y, per
use IN voting for At the .sid election write
or print the words 'For TIE Subsc, ir,i N, :" and
th"," d"s'rng to vote asin. tho sub.c, ioIio,. de-
ecrinrd ~ said three "rdins noes ON the "a me
piece oil nar"r which thew in voting for ff;.c,.
AZ tne said election. write print the words
"ARainst Subsc, iptions."
CSC. n. Tu,~Ea, p,..:d... y
c Giert Il hoard of Supervisors Of Jefferson
Iuiv % 1870 ,S
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DIED.

AT Crock Spring." in .hi. county, on Friday
July II. 1872 JOHN MCPHERSON, infant con .
John NJ Newell. seed month
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THE BALTIMORE GAZETTE,

a Leading Democrnt,c, Commercial and
- .,..i "a Family journal.
RI con t.irs striking Editorial Comments: varie
j. ts OF miscellaneous nistter: SprcisiTeiegrsms
and all the Foreign and D"mes,:c-N.~,rereiycd nv
the Associated Prers and having rye and daily
ipcreasing cirruIat the best .d
lmeoiums In the country. ,r
Terms Of the Daily. in advance, per aunnm.. 80 90
- 6mouths $50
- weekly, per annurn.. 1.50
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Specimen copy sent gratis on application
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los West Baltimore street.
July %, isu-ss Baltimore, Nd.
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THE STATE TO BE CANvAssED,

The Weeling Register of the 18th instant.
in addition to long list of appointments, bv
the State Executive Committee, contains the
following editorial notice:
''As may he learned from the list of an
nnuncemcnts for Democratic meetings nuh.
llShed this morning. the Executive Commit
tee proposes tr make vigorous can,paiyn.-
\ number of speakers have syuifi.d their
Willingness TO "Stump the State" in hehalt of
the new Constitution and the Democratic
ticket. and n" excrtion will he spared to
bring out full vote of the party Annnunce-
merits of other meetings than those already
apP"'hted will be made in dne time Every
county i'll the State will be actively can.
vassed.'
Among the announcements made is one for
berkeley, on Tuesday, Augu.t Goth. There
's no appointment as yet for Jefferson, hut as
indicated by the extract above. We trust the
matter will he attended to in due time.
GREELEY AT New ORLEANS Ores.
cent City is aroused. A grand ratification
Injecting was held there q few nights ago.
Gen. Harry Hays presided and Gen Beanre.
gard was one of the Vice Presidents
Speeches were made by Judge Cull"m, Gen.
Heron, Gen, Harris. Prof Dimitrv, Gov.
Warmoth and others, and great enthusiasm
prevailed It i. confidently asserted that the
State will be carried for Greeley and Brown.
Ey The address of the Democratic Ex.
ecutive Committee, which we publish this
morning, is calm and straightforward state.
ment Of the truth concerning the State can.
vase. We commend it to pernsal by the reo-
ple Of the State II shows verv conclisivelv
the utter falsity and insincerty Of the assnmp-
tions upon which Governor J,cobs candidacy
is said to rest, and exposes that gen,leman's
pre,ensions. Read it
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23

sPEAKINa.-We call attention to the. ms
pointmenss made by Daniel Il. Lucas. ESQ
candidate for Congress from this district, to
address the psopls of she district at the points
banned in the notice to be- found in another
. column.
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NJ A R RI ED.

On the morning OF the 9th of Jun. nv Rev
Mr. whreIwright, HOWARD IOt KHART oi
cumberland. Md. {" Miss MOLLY, daughter Of
Eben ia y lor, of Winchester
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23
HON. E. WILLIS WILSON.

It was not from tossetfulness that we failed
IN our editorial comments W on Gov Jacobs
speech, to mention the long and admirable
reply made BY Mr.. Wilson to his E1cellency.
Inc truth is our editorial was spun out so
much longer than We intended, that We had
NO room lett for such review as Mr.. Wilson's
effort deserved. Therefore we said no,lino
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SALE OF "HAREW0OD..

morr.ptown. W. Va. Jpr, % 1872 r'es'
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23

at R"'es held ~ Tie t2,rhs 0Gce ef.,he
CC'remt Co"yt ri .L.darson County, Oh tie first
lio"''ay !" .l~I!y, 1872: .F4
Villa u Luca.,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-07-23

Jo.irh Allison Eye.ter, wini.mc Ey..,.r. c.or..
3. Eyrster. and John p. 'strner. partners. uaa.p
the style and firm Of the vi,gini. P.l.r COM.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
COnStab!e'S Sale.

DY vIRTLE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID by Il. c. Poland, Justice Of the Peace O.
Township No. three, Placer County, State o.
California, on the 22d day Of May a. ID. 1872
AMI to me delivered. in favor of the People o.
the State OF California and against A. G. Read
nd certain real state, fer taxes for the year A.
ID. 1871, Judgment three dollars and tifty-one
cents (S35l), costs twenty-five dollars and ten
cents (25.10), | have levied upon, seized aud
will expose to Public Sale, at the Court house
door, in the town of Auburn,
On SATURDAY, THE l5ru DAY OF JUNE,
A. D. 1872, at the hour Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. all the
right, title, interest and claim of the said A. &.
Read in and to the following described real
property lying and being in Placer county, or SO
much thereof as VIII satisfy said Judgment, costs
md accruing costs, to-wit Lot of land with
building thereon, situated about one-half mile
ast from the town of Damascus, i'll Township
No. seven, Placer county, California, and known
as the Forks House. together with all and sin
gular the appurtenances thereunto belonging
JOHN LINEGAR,
Constable Township No. three, Placer County.
Auburn, May, %, 1872. my25-3w
The above sale is hereby postponed to Satur-
day, June Goth. 1872; to take place at the same
place and hour as above.
JOHN LINEGAR.
Constable, Township No. three, Placer County
Auburn, June 18th, 1872. je22td
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
DEMOCRATIC SlAiE CONVENTION.

This body organized at Platt's Hall, San
Francisco, at noon, Wednesday last, by the
election of Hon. I. J. Farley as President
first, who declined aud Hon. j. w. Coffroll,
was elected President and Owen Thorne and
j. II. Beard Secretaries Every county il
he State was fully represented The con-
vent.on decided TO elect delegates to the
Baltimore Convention. State Central Com
mitiee, adopt platform aud adjourn, thus
leaving the question Of nominating electors
until the result of the Baltimore Convention
is fully known. The following resolutions
were then adopted;
Resolred. That the best interests Of the nation
require change in the administration of the
Government, and all good citizens should disre-
gard the prejudices and differences OF the past
md unite i'll one grand effort to restore the Gov
ernment to its original purity.
ReSOlrcd, That we earnestly condemn and
protest against the Vaccinations, tyranny, eX-
travagance and corruption of the Admnistratic Il
Of U. ). Grant, which, for lobbying schemes and
building up of monopolies, has no parallel III the
history of our country.
ReS0lued That we fully recognise the patri
otism and pure motives of the Liberal Republi-
cans, and trust that such action may be taken at
the Baltimore Convention as will result in tn,
hearty cooperation of all parties opposed to the
present Administration, and we recommend to the
consideration of the Nationatal Democrat c Con
venton the principles enunciated in the platform
Of the Cincinnati Convention.
Resolved, That having an abiding confidence
in the wisdom and patr otism OF the Democratic
National Convention, soon to be assembled at
Baltimore, we pledge ourselves to give the noml-
nees OF that convention hearty support
Resolved, That we leave our delegates to the
National Convention free and untrammeled,
believing that wise councils and devoted patriot
SIN will govern their action.
On The third resolution, the one virtual,
committing the convention to, and instruct
ing the delegates to the Baltimore Conven-
ton to support the Cincinnati platform and
nominees, the antiGreeley delegates made
their fight and were beaten more than ten to
one. This concluded the action of the con.
venion on Wednesday and in fact all the
business that the public are specially anxious
to know. What we have suggested in the
HERALD has been fully and exactly carried
out.
The following are the delegates to the Bal
timore Convention: G. Il. Ryland. Judge
Mcdowell, r. o. Cravens, George d. Rob-
erts, F. w. Goad, J. c. Woolfskil. F. Nc
Coppin, Henry George. John G. Downey,
Wm. M. Gwin. J. II. Hardy and Eugene
Casser,y. The delegates from the several
Congressional Districts concluded not to. act
under the suggestion Of the State ooltral
Committee,
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Collectors Tax Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY IN ME
ID vested as Tax Collector of District No one
Placer County. State of California, | have seized
and levied upon, aud will expose to public sale
to the highest bidder for cash, on
MONDAY, THE 24TH DAY OF JUNE. A. D. 1872,
at ten ocloek A. NJ. on Antelope ravine, at the
ranch of L. W. Braipard. the following described
property, to-wi;: Six Thousand gallons Wine,
One Hundred and Seventy-6ve gallons Black
berry Wine, Three Hundred and Eighty five gal
Ions of Brandy, the property Of j. Crisman to
satisfy the taxes now due on the above property,
to-wit; One Hundred and Seventy-five dollars
and Seventy-nine cents (Sl75.79), and costs OF
levy, Five dollars and Eighty cents ($5.S0), all
Of which described property will be sold as afore-
said, or so much thereof as will satisfy the sum
of One Hundred and Eighiy-one dollars and
Fifty-nine cents (SlSl.59) due, together with
accruing costs.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of June,
A. ID. 1879 JAMES MOORE,
jel2-lt Collector of District NJ. One
The above sale is hereby postponed to Satur.
day, June goth, 1872, at the above hour and
place. JAMES MOORE,
ie2At Collector OF District No One
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
COME SOON.
SHERiFF'S SALE.

10y VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
ID issued out of the District Court OF the Four
teenth Judicial District, in and for Placer county
California, on the l4tL day Of June, A. d. 1872,
on dgment rendered in said Court on the
9TH day of May. A. D. 1872, in favor OF 10
Hamilton and against c. L. Carpenter for the
sum Of Twenty-one Hundred dollars (S2, lOO),
in gold coin, and costs Of suit. Now therefore, l
will on
MoNDAY, THE 15TH DAY OF July. y. d. 1872,
at the hour OF II clock, NJ, of that day, II
'ront of the Courthouse door, IN the town OF
iuburn, Plaoor county, California, sell at Public
Anct,on, to the highest bidder for gold coin the
following described property, to-wit: All that
certain tract of mining groun dand mining claims
about situate at what is known as Watermelon Bar
one mile below Rattesnake Bar, and near to
Millers garden. on the American riv r. Placer
county California and known as the Carpenter
claim. together with all and singular the rights,
franchises AMI prvl ges thereto belonging or III
any wise appertainlng.
The above desclib ed property ! will sell as
aforesaid or so much thereof as will satisfy said
Judgment, costs, accruing costs and expenses OF
sale.
b. D, DUNNAM,
Sheriff Placer County.
Sheriff S Office, Auburn, June %, 1872.
je22-3w
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

MORE 1IME.-Our neightor iniimates that
we should give him time to take a second
jump at Grant before we demand that he
shall be delirously enthusiastic for the old
gift toise,. AL right, neiehbor, wait till you
get Zig ready a,'d the right foot foremost
but don't let it be Sam Patch leap. We
were net funny but trying TO prove that you
were making a manful struggle against the
'whippers in" and to measuraIly apologize
for the ridiculous position these fellows have
20. you in. If we know ourself we deeply
pity you in your present position and would
not take your place for all tho land offices
and country newspapers on the coast--no we
would burst the collar, break the traces and
pcdde pea nuts for living first and snort
buck and jump stiff legged every time we saw
Grants. Gorham's, Boruck's, Shannon's OF
Sargents name in print
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

We are in receipt OF the Ha,oaii0n, new
paper, published at Honolulu, Sandwich
Islands. We find in it new, or rather
different style of reading from that of Amer
lean journals, which gives it sort of fresh
ness that we relish. 1t gives us the crown
ing epicurean dish Of the bon tom Kanakas,
which we append, not having room for more
extracts:
"LvAy,s.-A delicious Hawaiian dish, com
posed of the young and tender leaves OF the kalo
plant, piece of beef one of fat pork, ssprink-
ling OF salt; the whole wrapped up in banana
eaves put into primitive oven OF hot stones
thickly covered in with leaves and earth, and
there allowed to remain until thoroughly cooked
The aulau (bundles) are then exhumed, placed
in their original envelopes steaming hot before
the guests, and, with the aid of little vinegar
are soon dispatched, sans fork, sans spoon. with
fingers only. and still the cry Is for more
The "kalo plant" is all that is lacking
here to enable a Digger squaw to get mp
this dish in hnc style.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Nosice Of Assessment.

MONTANA MINING COMPANY, LOCATED IN
ILLINoI5rowN MINING DISTRICT, COUNTY
or PLACER, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ ameeting of the Board of Trustees of above
mentioned company, held on the 2eth day OF
June, 1872, AN assessment of twenty-five cents (25
cen,s) per share was levied upon the capital
stock of said company, payable Immediately, in
United States gold coin, to the Secretary, at his
Office in Colfax
Any stock upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 23d day OF July, 1872
will be deemed delinquent, and will be duly ad-
vertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment shall be made before. will be sold on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF AUGUST, 1872,
To pay the delinquent assessment, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of sale
WM. Is. STOREY,
Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Offciqt Paper Of Placer County
NOTICE ~ LEGAL ADVERTISERS.

Every notice required by law to be pub
Iished (except those to be paid for 10y the
County, must, to be legal or Of any binding
force, be published in the PLACER HEEALD.
Our contract with the State biuds us, under
ponal bonds. to do all this work until Jan
nary 1st 1876, and tho State bound its
Courts 70 recognize no such notice as legal
until i. is FIRST published in the PLACER HER
AID. Advertisers can see the contract at this
office. .$s..;s..
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

OVERLAND MoNTHLY.-We have this val
liable and popular Pacific coast literary
p,agazne for July. This number commences
the ninth volume. The contents of the
nrcsent number are as follows: Recollec-
.;ons Of General Hallcck; A Strange Face
The Magucy-Century Plant; In Southern
California (poetry); Coyote Canon; Tie
ycbborne Dole; What Came of Moon,
light Ramble; The Orca (Wi'h Outline H.
lus,rations); A Journey In Early Summer
BY the Lake poetry; A Fragment OF Sa
moan History; A Surprise-Will Variations
Twenty Hill Hollow; Timms Strategy
Love Song (poc'ry); Etc; Current Ltera'
ture.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

MUST THINK THE PEOPLE Fools. Grants +
ofIicc.holders who nominated him at Pha-
delphia pasred resolution that the frank
ing privilege ought to be abolished and post
age rates reduced. For set of rascals who
have had the power every day for over
three Years to repeal and abolish this frank
ing privilege, TO pass such resolution is ev-
idence that they believe the people fools.
Whether they are right in this Lelief or not
is to be determined at the polls in November.
The passnge Of this resolution was on the Ctl
Of Jupe and just four days after that the very
bill they were proclaiming for was presented to
the Scxate, where they have two-thirds
majority and they refused to pass it. The
resolution was lie; an intended lie and de-
ecption. and they proved i; a lie by the Sen
ate's action within four days. The death.
bed repentance of man who has been .
decp-lycd villain and rascal all his life may
do If he dies, but if he lives he will return to
his villany as the dog does TO his vomt.
Grant. and. lis thieves were very sick al
Philadelphia, on their death-bed repentance,
and the people had better kill them while
they feel repentant, for us sure as
they gain an extension Of life and power
they wll return to their rascaly practices
with renewed vigor. The people now have
a chance to slaughter the whole internal
brood of administration williams, and they
must do it or remain hewers of wood ana
drawers OF water all the remainder of then
lives.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Second. Congressional OiStr'c,
Committee Call.

The vAssaSsrs Of tho Democratic Central Com
uitsee Or the Second Congressional District OF
California arr herehy notified that meeting OF
said coxAsittse sN be held at the Golden Eagl
hotel, IL tho city of Sacramento, at 3 clock
r. NJ, Thursday, July llth, 1872, to take action
.elatuc to $ho nbulination OF q candidate fol
Congress, EnA transact such other BUSINESS as
may pr~Pcrly c1me' before it. A punc,ual at-
tesdanct vi Nll.members is urgently requested.
The fviie~tag are the members OF the committee.
Alameda, John d. Ward; Alpine, T. A. s..
Jones; Amador Edward Gallagher; Calaveras,
J. F. Treat; Contra Costa, -; FL Dorado,
George W. Hunter; Nevada, Thomas Findley;
PlacerJo Hamilton; San joaquin, l.. 7. Carr;
Tuolumne, j. W. Mandevillc Sacramento, b. F..
Mauldin.
3. +. MAULDIN,
Chairman OF the Committee.
Sacramento, June 10th, 1872. jel5-td
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Notice OF Annual Meeting.

MONTANA MINING COMPANY-LocATrp
IN AHE ILLISoIsrowS MINING DISTRICT.
PLACER COUNTY, CALFoRNIA.
NJ Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the
above named Company for the election OF
Trustees, and the transaction Of other business,
will be held on
THURSDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF JCLY, 1872,
Mt o'clock, P. H., a: the Office cf the Company
IN Colfax. WM. B, STOREY,
Colfax, June 6th, 1872 Secretary.
jel5-td)
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

Sold OUr.--Ihe advertising firm of Bean
4 Co. have sold and transferred their bus-
ness aud agency including the Pacific Coast
.adveriscr 20 Thomas Boyce & Co.. room
No. 25 Merchants Exchange, San Francisco
Mr.. Boyee is one Of the Oldest and most re-
liable, prompt and scrupulously correct ad
vcrtising agents on the coast.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22
Assessment Notice.
ST. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY
LOCATION OF WoRKs, OPHIR DIsIRIcT,
Dr. ,crp CorNrv rro p~-r,


LOCATION OF WoRKs, OPHrR DISTRICT,
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFo RNIA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting of the Board of Trustees of said
comp my held on Wednesday, the nineteenth day
of june 1872. an assessment OF three dollars pei
share was levied upon each and every share Of
the capital stock OF said company, payable i'm
mediately, in United States gold coin, to the
secretary at the Office of the company, room
No. i0l California street, San Francisco, Caifor-
MIA Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on Saturday the twenty
seventh day of July. 1872, shall be deemed de
linquent and Will be duly advertised for sale al
pubic auction and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold ON
MONDAY, THE NINETEENTH DAY OF AUoUsr, 1872
To pay the delinquent rs essment, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of sale.
BY order Of the Board of Trustees,
ID. A. JENNINGS, Secretary.
OFrIcE:-i01 California street, room 4, San
Francisco, California.
ie22-td
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

BACK AT HIS "Posr. Henry George,
the first editor of the Daily Post (price one
cent? and who made it one of the pithiest
livliest, entertaining and readable papers in
San Francisco, is back at his "post" as its
chief editor again. George, you have bui
one fault and that is that you are a sort Of a
rolling stone and it is hard to keep track o
you. Again we say success to the Post.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

Communicable have On hand a sup
ply of habsas corpus proof blank commit
ments for Justices of the Peace. We are
indebted TO DR.. Traphagan of Colfax. for
the form from which we PRINT them. JUS
tees can be supplied with these and all other
needed blanks, on reasonable tersm, by ap-
plyino at this office.
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

A GRAND FzzLE.-After hard begging,
drumming apd lying, the Grant ratification
meeting in San Francisco, was a complete,
cooperative fzzle. An expected political
Demonstration If any party in San Francisco
heralded as this ono was, viii! always I'LL
PiA.t's Hall aud the streets for blocks ont
ado 5at this Que moderately filed the ball. 7"
The Placer herald., 1872-06-22

THANKS ~ Q have received some welcome
papers from our old friend j. A. G. Smith,
formerly of Dulch Flat in this county. Some
evidence of the fact will be noted on our first