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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-08-31

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The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

PLACER COUNTY RETURNS, We give a table to-
day showing the complete vote OF the county in
each precinct for Greeley, Grant, Page, and Cog
gins. From this table it will be seen that Grant
falls behind Booths vote last year 2s2 votes and
that Greeley falls behind Haight's vote for the
same year 472 votes; thus showing apparently
that 2S2 Republicans refused to vote for Grant,
and i72 Democrat that failed to vote for Greeley
The vote of the county has increased, and yet the
returned vote cast is nearly 500 below that OF
1871 This shows state of facts not compli-
mentary to either Democrats or Republicans or
Grant and Greeley. We here venture the predic-
ton that when complete returns are in from the
State that they will show that the same vote
east or lIaight last year would have beet Grant
Il this State at the lat, election. The laad NJ
liberal Republicans in this County and State and
n all the States did their duty manfully, and de-
serve all praise aad the same credit IS due to
eading Democrats, if we except the one-ideaej
mullet headed kind like Bolts and Montgomery
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
SpcciUI Notices.

Columbus discovered America, but it has been
found that the only economical Shoes for children
are the celebrated SILVER TIPPED never
ont at the toe and are worth two pairs with
out Tips
All Dealers sell them.
PARENTS, lessen your Shoe bills two-thirds by
buying only CABLE SCREW WIRE fastened
Boots and Shoes Never rip or leak
All genuine goods bear the Patent Stamp
Holoway's Fills. These Pills alone; among
nj the malcines in existenca, possess the prop
erty of cleansing AMI reg Hating the bowels and
purifying the amin II fluids without depressing
either body or mind. Sold IS Maiden Lane, n.
l.--Price. % cents per box. Ask for new style;
the Old is cornerfeited.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

CATTLE RECovERED--Last week we advertised
and noticed the theft of band of cattle from
Mr.. Osborn. near Clipper Gap. Mr.. Osborn
tracked the thief and cattle ten miles down the
North Fork, when he found the trail turned
west up the hill. Sheriff Dunnam and Mr.. Os-
born then started for Marysville, where the
Sreasers find market for stolen stock. and there
found the lost stock, less three that had been
slaughtered there BY n butcher who had pur-
chased the herd from a greaser. The butcher
paid for the cattle killed and delivered the bal
ance to ,Ir. Osborn am heriif Dunnam, who
also arrested the grease Eold the cattle and
brought him here and plan in Jail. There
seems to be an arransem Zen the Auburn
and Marysvile Mexican population Chose, we
mean, who steal stocll) by which stock stolen at
either point is run to the other and then sold by
coniederates Oft thieves. This thing has been
practiced about long enough, and some uf these
times the criminals will receive their Just pun
ishment without the intelposition of courts
No one will blame the man that has toiled for
years and got some stock around him and los. it
all in night, for pulling On the end of rope
with greaser thief at the other end
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

"RAND HidH MASS The Catholic church here
Aa''ng Teen greatly improved ord neatly repair
GU ana h'ttd up, grand High Mass will be eel
eO'a'ed IN it on Sunday.th tie 18th, inst, at which
NAe splendid choir of st. Rose church, at Sacra-
A'n'o' VIII be present and assist. The Rev. Fa-
f''"ch sermon appropriate 10 the occas on.
W, people will have an opportunity to witness
anu ENJOY splendid musical treat from the ST
.'''e cho.r, of Sacramento, and hear fine intel
'Vo''al sermon from Father Scanlan, also of Sac
,ai"thio. All persons IRE invited TO attend.
We have given the announcement one week in
@0'ohce that it may be known in time for all to
,''Ne their arrangements to be here by one wee k
from tomorrow.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

ELEorIoN II AyeCay-Tae election in this
t)wn on Tles.lay was n)is rom l..l loy qlet
ana s,imly attended. Some seventy voters s.aid
at home and refused to vote, most Of them Dem
ocrlts. The evidences OF money being used by
the railroad parry was quite visible down town,
both in the day and evening. 1t OF its equivalent
succeeded in getting seventeen prolesstd Demo
crats to scratch Cogsns and vote for Page but
his was more than offset by the Republicans tlat
scratched Page and voted for Coggins If those
Page Democrats were ours we would swap them
for the Coggins Republicans, and, falling in that,
we would exchange them for any thing the law
would allow Us to kill
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

AUBURN M1NE..-ln this mine, which has been
paying 50 rich lately, fno rich milling ore has
been struck in the east drift. The western drift
had been run from the 175ft. level through fab
ulously rich rock. some 80 feet. when another
force was put to work RAINING an east drift from
the same level, and at about 20 feet they strucl.
a rich body of milling ore. At this point the
ledge is widening and growing better, and is
doubtless developing into another rich mineral
pay shoot. A skilled miner examined the claim
the other day. and pronounced it the best show
ns mine on the coast, in proportion to the work
done on it SO far.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

auburn Livery SrABLE.--By card in nnoth +
>0'''hh 1t will be seen that Moses FREEDOM, who
''eeh'iy lost his wagon and blacksmith shop
''' large hvery stable by fire, is again prepared
"coinmodate the public with choice saddle
1'''eS horses and buggies, and anything that
t.''"'hs to good livery stable, except keeping
'''"S'eht stock. We call attention to Mr.. Pre-
"''H card and invite the public to call and ex-
s"'ne his stock of horses, saddles, buggies, har-
ness etc.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

MEDICAL AND SURGIcAL.-ln oar new advertise
ments this week will be found the card of Dr. N.
c. TAYLOR OF Rosev.lle. Ths Doctor is an olda
experienced practitioner, and has permanently
settled in our county at RoseTlle and will give
his attention to the relief of the sick and afflicted
in south and western Placer.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

RAILROAD ACCIDLN3s.-Last Saturday morninc
q freight tram going north ON the Oregon road
broke IN three sections, just south Ct Lincoln.
The taions local says: 1T appears that n sud
den jolt broke the train in three parts, and tie
middle portion subse quently running down the
grade into the rear portion caused tie ditch / {
oi three or four cars and the obstruction of the
road Tor several hours. No one was hurt beyond
SNght bruises. The passenger train due here Il
P N. did not get in till after 4 P. NJ. The same
freight train, after its accident ut Lincoln met
with another at Wheatland by which several
more cars were much damaged" Another:
Saturday morning the westward bound express
tram on the Central Parifc Railroad ran over a
COW about three miles this side of Carlin, and
'he engine, mail, express and baggage cars were
thrown from the track. The express and bag
gage cars caught fire and were destroyed. to-
Se'her with much of their contents. Two Of III
Seeplns cars were also somewhat injured. For
'unaeiy but few persons were hurt, and but two
al all noticeably. Frank Whaley, of this city,
mail agent, received pretty bad ent on the head,
and - Fitzgerald had one of h 5 halds hunt
severely" Forty.two packages of baggage, and
Wells Fargo & Co.'S letter express matter were
burned in their car
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

TINE FOR FAEMEIs.--The present weather is
Just what the thrifty farmer wants. Just rain
enough to put Summer sallow in fine condition
for seeding. We learn that the farmers of west
ern Placer are impro wing the time and will have
all Their plowed land seeded by the time the
ground is wet enough to start the plows.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

GoINa AHEAD.-Louis Mooser, a. the brick
store room on the plaza, is still enlarging and
improving his stock Of valuable and fancy goods.
He is now adding carefully selected stock of
stationery and writing materials. See his new
card in to-day's HERALD, and then look in and
examine his goods.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

NoN hMENTs.-Mr. j. A. Benson surveyor,
h.. engineer and principal of Auburn school,
.' purchased fine lot of Riley VIII is,on Broad
' just east OF the residence Of W. G. Norton,
" now erecting dwelling Louse thereon,
bol,' "''i soon have it completed if the weather
.uS good We are glad to see that Mr. Benson
WOO me permanent citizen of our town.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

-c-Rev. Father Kelly VII hold Divine
IA-De. .he Catholic Church, il Auburn, ever,
s'f's fI sunday in each month, At the usual hour.
tAna curgcu.-Rev. Edward e Dodge wi
NJ, the Methodist Episcopal Church, An
' pl.a'' every Sunday at 80, A. NJ. The Sab
Sa.,' pa.h School will commence at l2' 3d. P. NJ
I'M + CuupcH.-Scrvices will bC
1,tba Methodist Episcopal Church, Dutcl
Ls'' '.arv Sunday at 10: 80 A. NJ, and at Pm
-. Cold Run at .: 30, P. NJ. Rev. u. ID
pupeo, Pastor.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

Foa the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
Il Rulofson's Gallery without stairs-,,-3 ASCEND
IN THE ELEVATOR, 40 Montgomery street, San
Francisco, CAL
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

.-o Ran FOR FARAIERs The last harvest
Inc baen n bounteous one for the farmer,
!,"., tbo State at large at least SO far as the
.'..on and soil could make it SO; and yet a COM
ton Of banded robbers have and will about
lila tbc California farmers out of the entire
a. Of the whole years toll. The railroad,
l-.,ousc. sack, wharfage and slipping unholy
.ntdnation have pocketed one half of the far
,.r,, crop for the past year. Thus, while nature
- 4,e clements have smiled on the grain grow
~ tbe Governm mt has permitted his open and
a.,o,es,le robbery This will be the case year
.tsr vear. until the farmer discovers that the
so,r,e Of all his losses springs from the Govern
,,ort at Washington and in the State Lesisla-
.,r, Conrress reserved to itself the right TO
.ts possession of the overland railroad, bat in
..eod Of the President and Congress belonging
g., the people they are the mere creatures and
o;1srs Of the leagued monopolists of the land
The State has the power 10 reduce and fix the
RATES. Of fare and freight on all the roads in the
State. and vet our last Legislature showed itself
(, he tbe subservient tool of the meauest monop-
o,y that ever cursed the State. Here Is where
fl far1neris to look for those who rob him, to
Grant Congress and the State authorities, fol
while the )vernment and law permits theiT be-
jug pundered, the monopolsts will continue the
robbery. Every industry in the State goes hand
snd hand and when one intoro sutftrs all sui
ier. 4 relief will only come when all the pro
dacing classes combine Us one man, and take
possession of both The State government and
Congress- While the monopolis.s have combined
the producers are scattered, and nearly one-hali
Of them have in the recent election been made,
through money nteres. or Ignorance, to become
s.li!otbtrs We write this in the hope of di-
ucJug The attention of all producers to the real
sources Of all their losses. When the disease
and It's locality is well understood the people
VII fnd n remedy, and that must be in
countcr combination of al the working classes,
ALL h, election Of Congressmen and State Leg
is.tols that can be neither fooled or bought II
tbs is not done bloody revolution is in the
lg,uco, when thicyiug officials, Legislators and
monorolsts must pay the penalty of their crimes
with their lives, or the country settle down into
amoueyed monarchy, and the producers all be-
come slaves Now is the time to think of these
things and resolve on course of future action.
Nothing can be done through the Republican
organization for it belongs to and is managed by
the very men you have to overthrow A State
Legislature and county officers are to BE- elected
next year then let the people prepare for thie
coming contest. Let the dead past bury the
d-ad,a-d come then and 60 with rs.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

PLACER SOAP Roor.--rhe Erun,aer of Satur-
lay says: W. t. Hayford and others bring suit
his morning in the Nineteenth District Court
against Ouiif, Dato 4 Co.. to recover the sum Of
S5,G2l 10 and costs of sat. Complainants aieg,
that they entered into contract with said Oulif
Dato & Co. to supply them with $50 tons o.
soap root at certain iisuro per ton; that they
accordingly gathered and baed said soap root
and stored il at Colfax, awaiting the orders Of
said defendants; ;notiic .ion WAS given defendants
of the fact, but they refused to receive or pay foi
same, and still refuse; wherenpon plaintiffs pray
for the sum above named, the vai,ie of soap root
in compliance with contract previously made.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09
MARRIED..
HORN,
DIED.

At hook Creek near Aubuin Nov. 4th 1872,
Walter Scott, aged II years, youngest son Will
lam and Pauline A. Bissett.
In Auburn, Nov. 5th William, son Of Henry
aud Elizabeth Gerlarh, aged, 3 months, and 20
days.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

YT,HE UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS RESI-
i dence, situated on Sacramento street, in the
town Of Auburn, for sale at o reasonable price
Parties desiring to purchase will inquire OF me-
H. Ii. FELLOWS.
Auburn June 18th 1862 je13-tf
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

HAnD OF UEAEING.- Not over 90 miles east Of
Auburn, on the line Of the c. p Il. r., there
lives a man whose sense of hearing is not very
acute, as will appear from the following: The
individual under consideration was hunting for
game about mile dstant from his residence
when grouse few mp and lit on a tree on the
hillside; at the same moment traveller ap-
preached and inquired the distance to the next
station:
Deaf man. (pointing) )-"He flew up right
there.
Traveer-"IIow far is it to the next staton?'
Deaf man-'IIe lit right up there"
Irave er-"You must e Cd d--n fool."
Deaf Man-'Yes. there are a great many
around this time OF the year
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

HE DISTRICT COURT ud9e Keardan presid-
ing has been in session most of tbs weel, but We
have been too buley to Obtain AMI publish the
proceedings. The supervisors were in session
Wednesday and Thursday of this week and then
I'd .ourned over until next No day. We shall
publish the proceedings in our next issue.
We learn with deep regret that our old friend
and esteamed citizen James Il. Nicleson of Nick
ersons celebrated vinyard near Lincoln is in
Sacramento painfully afflicted with hip desease.
He is in the city for the purpose of being skill
fully treated for the disease. We have had two
nice rains and it is threatning more . The
Spaniard who sold Osborns cattle is held in
~, 900 bail to appear before the next Grand Ju-
ry he has not yet found bondsman.
The Placer herald., 1872-11-09

SPECIAL PRgIIgMs.-Ine State Agricultural
Society have awarded q fee diploma TO j. l..
Ncherson, of this county, for mammoth Wa
telmelon, weighing ffty-eight and half pounds,
Fair. Also FIVE dollars to Mrs. L. Ford of Gold
Run for fine piae finished cen er table
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To Tobacco Planters.

nCR experience in the sa'cessfui manufao.
pounds, especially adapted 10 the growth oftha
Tobacco Plant. has induced usio present 10 on
Tobacco Planters . most excellent mixture
based on practical results, and We invite them
20 r.; our
PLANTERS TOBACCO FERTYLTzER
alongside the lest and mos, known Fertilizer
OF that cisss.
The high rer ceniage or Ammonia and Ii.
capabi.ity Of this Fertilizer TO generate the An
monia in various periods during the growb e
the plants.
TIE mixture Of Potash, Alkaline Salts an,
the high per ccniags Of Soluble Fissphats o
Lime, makei:a Compound not e1uailed hy 90
Others. The res>i.s obtained WI iairoduc.
this article by i.sr'f
Our Planters Ammonisted Soluble Pho:
phste has given entire satisfaction on Wles.
Corn, Coitca, Peanuts. Garden Vegetable p
taioes, &c. &c, and we are satisfied that 4
sbora Fertilizer en- Tobacco will give the So,
resalts.
L0RENTZk RiTTLER.
Manufacturing Chemists.
Planters Tot~teo Fertilizer, per too, :, 600 n.
$50 o.
Planters Arrnonia,ei SOLUBLE Phos-ha.-.1s.
ton, ? 600 fbs. 55.(
DYER, HILL & CO.
Grocers and Tobacco Commission Merchant
- Light street, baltimore,
Sole iSeHts.
NAV 4, isTl-ly.
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REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

4 p. LAWRENCE, Of Charlotte Hal!
IA has taken out an agsrcv tor the s,l.
OF real estate IN conjunction with JOSEPH
HASiLAND and SAML. r. NEAvE
OF Charles county. and they hope from ,hei,
extensive ecnffection. both In England anc
10 the Sorth-sn states, to- he vble 10 sci
any desirable property placed in their hand.
Address subscribers at Hushesviilc Pos
Ofice, Charles County, Nd.
Nov %. lsiI--ly.
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CONF fRMITION NOTICE.
Joseph w Ma,,iagley
George r Hirss and wife
Il others.

In theCireniiCCuriforS'Ma Mary ,eount,,
sitting asa Courioi Equity.
No. 25T y Equity.
nRCERED. This 9th day Of December.
" 1871, 'hs, the sal. made and reported
by X. {. Consss and ). Downs, Trustee.
iuinis cause be ratified md conirrned unless
caaseso the CONTRARY be shown cnor before
shr San Monday of Jan. ms, provided =
copy OF this orIsr be published ia ,he Saint
Mary - Beacon. ,nee a week for,hr-. success
sive weeks prior ,o,he said s,h Monds, o
January.
The Report states that the iaa,i gid irr
$s2o0.
JNoA CAVALIER Ci'k.
'-- Tru, :opyATes-
tNOA CAMALIER CPk.
yaa 4. fsfs-sw. i
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CONFIRMATION NOTICE.
Robert Fowler
We.
G Fred Maddox and wife
4 Others.

In the Circuit Courtfor ST yary's county,
sitting as Court Of Equity.
No 2e5 ~ +.
nRDERED. this Goth day Of December,
~ 1871, that the Auditors report, fled
in this cause, he ratified and confirm.
ed. unless cause TO the contrary be shown
on or before the Alb Monday OF Jan.
next: provided a copy of ,hi, order be in
serted in the Saint Mary's Beacon. once q
week for three successive weeks prior to
the said 9Th Monday OF January.
JNOA CAVALIER, Cl'k.
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EEo. r. R0WELL + CO., 30 PART Ro~
~ Neg York.
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Nee Fork,
Are the sole agents for the 81. Nars's Beacon
in that city, and are authorized 10 con,rae
for inserting advertisements for rs at our low
s'eash rates. Advertisers in thateity are re-
Guessed to!eave their favors with either of the
above houses.
oct ~, 1870.
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COMMISSION AGENCY.
Dec 81, ls1l-6w.

Baltimore. M. Junr 7tk, 1871.
HAVING located mvse!fat AS West Pratt
III Street. for the purpose Of
CARRYING on the business ola Commission gent,
for tie sale of all kinds of Country Produce,
Tobacco excepted, respectfully offer my SER
vices TO my friends and the citizens generally of
-. Marys and adjoining counties of lower Ma
ryland in that capacity, and solicit share OF
their patronage. pledging yself 10 use my best
eudcavors to promote the interests Of those who
favor me with their patronage.
JAMES \ WISE,
No. 1873 SouTH CHARLES STREET,
Baitinore