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SECRETARY DELASo is expected TO return
from Ohio this evening or tomorrow.
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BALLS, &c.
DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
Il WILL DO THE MOST GOOD.

There il Certainly no better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
312 7th street, where, if YOU invest a dollar, you
may rest assured you aUays the full ralKs Of
goHr money, and where saving of Is 50 cents on
the dollar is guaranteed You, without the draw
back Of receiving inferior goods The variety offered
Is 50 large. comprising everything pretty and
ful, that il has become . vain task of enumeratiag
the different articles offered, and your attention is
only called to below mentioned goods, as all are
good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense guam
titles have lately been sold:
Cents British HALF HOSE, pair for 81
tGIdrehs N YR0N FRAME G HOSE sr p lGT For 81
Ladies BIAs-TuCKED SKIRT, 81, cannot be
Lades s'i RUFFLE APR R prime muslin; SOC
Fine psI EPg pi,,. HAI ~ BRETsRREs 81,
h,ss Se. K"essT hIe RW COMBS and SOC
Ladies, SILK SCARFS, all new shades, SOC
Sold Sold Walnut Walnut, R Ps5Sgs T0TEL RACK ase
four Pieces Excellent SOAP, a5c.
Six Handsems GoBEETs; sSc:
Rf fTsty c ST1 fI RRaGkE ETnAMEs
Corner and Side BRACKETS, SOC each.
Kkcks Racks, an x RAGhs a naT
FOR further list of
CHEAP GOODS,
SILvERBERo
METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE,
3ls SEVENTH STREET.
ap2.tr near Pennsylvania avenue.
ExAnrSx THE
GOLD SPECTACLE, eA@
ONLY So,
II. II. HEMPLER, Optician,
m2s-tr ~ street.
THE CHINESE TEA HONG
Has removed to SIS street, N
Between 9Th and TN, north side.
TEAS cheaper than ever. No rent to pay.
febl4,sm u. BENJAMIN, ProDristsr
w. BKIGHTwELL,
y. Successor to
CARROLL =. wINsLOw,
SHIRTMAkER
AND DEALER IN MENs FURNISHINGS,
400 9th Street. n
Having Mr.. Winslows patterns and meae-(1 IN
ures. and control Of his manufacturing faciliMUu
,,ies, his old customers are recommended 70
leave their order with me. 70 Him
u also. GRAVEL and SAND for paving, by JNO
IAN NICK corner Of Massachusetts, avenue and
orth Capitol street. a3H<
No. 1877 p,s 1rzISizNss, w-6Ae
ssnein. Brs.aiiss SssS,s s sSsosssss: .nls-s
Get RID OF NON-PAYING RQARDERS, such
" as RATS. NICE and ROACHES, with Is cents
verth OF" FITS" DARBY'S Pharmacy, corner ~
street and Penn'a ave., principal depot. mlo-lm'
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The FINANCE COMMISSION TO EURoPE.-Ex-
Senator Cattell, confidential financial agent of
the Treasury department.; John P. Bigelow,
chief of the loan bureau; Charles L. Sloan, of
the ueasurer's Office; Thomas NOyes of the loan
bureau, and w. w. Uttz, of the indapendent
tresury, will leave for Europe one week from
to-day, to attend to the business of the United
States treasury IN London, in connection with
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Ioll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
G0lI PENNsYLyANIA AVENUE,
Sl'RE RAPIDITY AND EASE WITH WHICH
u COINS

are removed and the feet relieved, n ating, from
Buniones Bad Nails, &C, at Oh. WHITES Estsb-
hsenent, S35 18Th street, opposite the Treasury is
Qufe surprising to persons unaccustoned TO his
method OF operating which 10 entirely different from
the old time practice Of tearing IMPROVING toe
nail, or sneing deep into the banon, disfressneIy
70 shoeless and ssmetimes crutckss, for weeks
or months, and no doubt tended TO shorten life a.
Whites operations are frequently borne By children
ynnoot amt there little or NO PAIN no loss
treatment, even in extreme cases, effects perfect
are liable 70 come occasionally With even the best.
tttins Shoes and Industrious peryone think there 10
stonal visit 70 the Chropodist; and Il 10
os, a psrsons many q them those
lar and near 10 visit Dr. whites Establishment, 10
10 refer. fy-tr
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Now Open.

NOW open.
The GREAT FOREPAUCH SHOW,
ON SIXTH STREET LOT,
WILL ExHIBIT EVERY AFTERNOON AND
EVENING THIS WEEK,
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY,
APRIL 9, 3, 4, AND ).
FIVE MAMMOTH TENTS.
POSITIVELY THE LARGEST EXHIBITION
IN THE WORLD
More Animals, more Men and Horses, larger
Spread Of Canvas, and the most Gigantic
CIRCUS, MENAGERTE MUSEUM Sc., EVER
ORGANIZED.
SEE THE MONSTER UNICORN,
and the immense collection of Wild Animals.
See the World famed Triple somersaulters and
Trsppaists,
MIACO AND HAwLEY,
kRd The , Great Ride,, LowoNDE, MONROE,
NILE VIRGINIA, and all the Double Gircus
every other day. Opens az and = Circns cdmn
meuces one hour later. -Four Menagerie and Nh.
scum Tents open all the time circus is progressing
dren under 10 years, % cents.
81 Visit this great exhibition, remember what
You see there and compare the Forepaugh show
that is the largest and bes: show in the worl and
worth the admission fee dozen times over
a2-H' ADAM F0REPACGH, Sole Proprietor.
WASHINGTON THEATER COMyaUE.
" Eleventh street, south Pennsy ivania ay anue)
tAdJoinhg the rear OF Harvey Restaurart)
Ergagen,eEpt, of The only Original and veritable
The original John c. Levantine and Brother. Two
otrer parties travelling under their ard name
gagement Of tine d5arnng Sericcdnc yoea En
CARRIE LAyARNiE
'''% Ea sGaa' SND BE E S6IS'iia artists
or usual sreat company, two grand bailets, su
T gPEC TTHITE y6 62ES OF o TKE TAfsn
ing the presentation of the great spectacular pallet
OF EpEN Pradesd after e. c al dE
srsPeTsii0si snd az cost Of sl59S Gorse1u;
Coy Sc and WITH new iB aqt Tro ana
BLCk PARKER, OTTO BURBANK, JAMES
l poS Glass and cur Mammoth Troupe Of Forty
81 on MONDAY, April7, will appear the "ocf,y
saions, YACUP," inst cancuded biqhIy sncc zen
fnl engagements at the Holiday street Theater, Bal
,lss and Sale lss
'IH san m.RkkirER.s, Urn ST.
So. %39 7ih street, between and Z streets, eight
Choice OF Paintings, Ensra1I nss, CSrcmos, &c.
fsare: sPff Rso Pe54s %n1.x
Please remsmbe Name and Number jelly
q PAREL can Be sold to the very best adHSntase
% addFe'' sfs 81 calling sls On ha,, Oh JFSTH,
Note. b, nail promptly .ttsndsd o. Cash paid ms
OLD GOLD, SILVER, BRASS, OOPPER, Ere,
horghs =, fair prices for New York house;
gS%ssIy .i,s.%ss . S9 xtSESsTfsiiiss, i %s
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LADIES' GOODS.

NOVELTIES IN SWISS AND LACE TIES
~ JAboTs, NICK RUFFLINGS, &c AT
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HE SOUTHERN CLAIMS CoNNIssIoN took
testimony yesterday i'll the cases OF Alfred, Oc-
tavius, Elizabeth and Margaret Weaver. OF
Warrenton junction, Fauquier county, Va.
amounting to about 100000 in all; Emma C.
Pinther, widow of the late Peter Pinther. of
aIlax county, amounting to s795; John NJ
John NJ Young, of Washington, for property
taken in Alexandria county. Va, amounting to
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EAsroN, Pa, April 5--President Grant and
party passed through here for Lebanon, Penn
sylyania, to-day.
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PLAN AND CHANGEABLE SILK sun UM
bh ELIAS and fARASULS, in newest styles
best makes and lowest prices, at DAVIS,
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Another YoanE Chriseian Ce.>e |,
Grief.


PsILApELrHrA, April SIN the stprenc
cours 0-aay, the case of Miss Burnham was
concluded, fhe pleading for the night TO vote on
the ground that the word freemanin the consti-
tuition meant both men and women, but it
was decided against her.
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HEADS OFF MAY 20TH.-Frequent inquiries
are made at the Internal Revenue Bureau as to
"hen the act of December 24th, 1872, abolish
ing the ONCE OF assessor and assistant assessor
of internal revenue will take effect The cap,-
missioner in reply notifies all that the law will
De put into operation on the goth of Nav next.
anu III mat time the services of all the assessors
80 III number, and the assistants, about l. 2A9
VIII De dispensed with. The law provides that
lt snail go into effect on or before the LIST of
July next, and the commissioner has selected
the 2Oth of May as the most convenient time
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
JUDICIAL ANOMALY.
Arrested, Discharged, Rcarrcstcd and
Held to Bail.

Some days ego John Uulhane, driver OF horse
and wagon, living at No. 80 uoratio street, was
arrested for running over and killing Daniel Fee
ham, boy, who lived at No. AS West Thirty
ninth street. Culhane was taken before o police
magistrate, who, after examination, became mott.
ned the killing was accidental, and accordingy uls
charged him from custody. Coroner kessler on
Friday commenced an Investigation into the CIR
cumstances OF the case, and as Culhane IalIeu 10
moning him. Coroner Kessler issued warrant Ior
his arrest and yesterday afternoon Culnane was
brought before the Coroner and held 10 Dali IN tne
sum of Al 500 Patrick McManus, OF No. 10 Corne1a
street, becoming his bondsman The friends OF
the deceased boy seemed quite satished that Oul-
hane did NOT purposey kill the boy, and the pris-
oner himself asserts most positively that he did
every thing in his power TO prevent the accident.
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Sentence OF a Forger-The Sale Of Poi
sons-Professor Agassiz's Successor.

BUSTUN, DCC. 70, 1910.
Charles II. Foster, convicted OF defraudng Ebe-
nezer Chaddock of large sum OF money by for
gerry and other swindling devices, was to-day sem
fenced to ten years. Imprisonment in the state
Prison.
The Coroner's jury in the case of William H.
Sage who committed suicide by taking laudanum,
returned verdict to-day censuring the practice
OF apothecaries in selling audanum and other poi
sons TO strangers without the sanction OF q pre-
scription by regular physician.
BY the deed OF endowment of the school at Pen-
kese, Professor Agassiz had the right to select his
successor President, and he chose his son, Alex
andpr Arassiz
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
FIRE IN THE GARDINER MANSION.
NEW LONDON, Dec. 20. 1s

The manoriai residence OF the Gardiner family,
on Gardeners Island, New York, was discovered to
be on Gre about five O'Clock on Saturday morning.
18th inst, and was only saved from total destruc
tion by the furious rain storm then prevailing. The
fire originated in the servants hall from CHM
ney. The rooms above and below were occupied
by some 20 or more persons, who were Awakened
by the swapping and cracking OF the names. The
hre Is supposed to have been In progress since
noon the previous day-some 10 hours The family
were ALI absent from home
The New York herald., 1873-12-21
STATISTICS OF THE PORK TRADE.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, II

CINCINNATI Ohio, Dec. 20, 1878.
The hogs slaughtered in this city since Novern
Der numbered 4l5,ooo; for the same time lasi
year, $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
BOOTHS MESSAGE.

Gov. Booths message to the Legislat ure,
on the whole, is an able document but
seems to us to lack force on some very i'm
portant points, and shows a disposition 10
reticence on Others; while others, again, also
OF great importance, are handled with
true manly boldness. The Governor dwells
much on the very able report of the State
Controller, and urges on the Legislature
careful consideration of mnny of the rec
concentrations made in said report (see
HERALD Of the 25th of Oct for comments
on Controllers Report). Though the Con-
troler's Report shows that extravaganza has
run high in some departments of our State
government, it is shown by the Governor S
message that since the commencement of
his term Of office the State debt has been
reduced 1925, 1866 OF, and the bonds held
by private individuals are $4S7, 500 less
than two years ago. On Nov. 1st, 1873,
the amount of the State debt was, exclu-
sive of bonds held by herself against her
self, 81 ,634 900, and the total funded debt
of the counties was $7,523 ,6S6 Al. The
National Guard, which has cost the State
over $57 900 year, consists now of four
companies of cavalry, twenty-nine COM
panies of infantry, and two batteries of ar
tillery. The Governor recognizes in the
National Guard moral force to prevent
riots, and physical force to suppress them
should they occur, besides being school to
tr lin teachers and officers in case the neces-
sites of war should compel us to organize a
considerable portion of our militia force. But
where The extra appropriation made in 1872
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

postponed until tomorrow. This, as Farley
says, is expensive economy.
MINERAL LANDS.
McKusick gave notice that he would introduce
a bill for the sale of the 16 and &c sections of
land, containing minerals.
ASSEMBLY,.
The Assembly passed resolutions allowing
themselves TIVE nty6ve dollars worth of stamps
and six daily newspapers or their equivalent in
weekles. Loes the country think the less Of
them? Is the salary of 81 900 too much for
man to leave his business and go to Sacramento
to attend to the peoples business? If so, re-
duce, but don't strike off the very things the
people feel an interest in
IRRIGATION.
A standing Committee of seven in each House
was appointed upon the subject of Irrigation.
joint resolution was also introduced in both
Houses instructiug our Senator and requesting
our Representatives to have a law to protect the
waters of the State to the people for irrigation.
This is good move. The ditch owner in the
mines soon became the II inc owner, and in the
valley he would soon become the land owner.
FREIGHrs AND FARES.
Mr. Edgerton introduced joint resolution
appointing joint Committee of three from
each House to be a standing Committee, to
which shall be referred all matters relating to
freights and fares. This is to take this subject
from the Committee on Corpo rations and give
this Committee plenty Of time to act upon this
important motion. Let them do their duty in
this direction and not fool their time about
what Senators to-day called "buncombe."
FIVE PER CENT. LAW.
Mr. Cowdry has given notice to the Assembly
that he will introduce bill to repeal this obnox-
ious statute. 1t is better late than never, still,
the locking the stable after the horse is stolen,
applies.
SENATORIAL.
After the adjournment of the Legislature last
Friday large portion of the members started
to San Francisco, to see Haight or Hager or
Wilson. Finday was here and went down with
them. Haght could not be persuaded. Judge
Hager could be persuaded and so could Hoge
and Wilson. Judge Wallace is also of the will
ling kind
DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS
was held last night at IA o'clock in the Senate
Chamber There were present 80 members.
They did nothing worthy of mention. 1t was un-
der the ban of secrecy, but l learned there
present 80 members, but there are about that
will not stand by the Caucus nomination unless
the right man is nominated. He must be a full
and out and out anti-monopoly man or they
will go off to Booth. They cast no ballots for
any one.
CHEAP TELEGRAPHY.
Mr.. Roach has introduced joint resolution
instructng our Congressman to get a bill up to
cheaper kilograms The resolution asks that
no more than fair perc entage on first cost be
allowed any company.
GOVERNORS MESSAGE
You will have seen and can comment on it, per-
haps, as well or better than l. AS for the Leg
isature, though l will continue to be over their
acts faithful
WATCHMAN
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
ALL COME AND SEE NE!
CONSTARLE'S SALE.

RY VIRTUE OF AN NEXECUTION,is issued out
- of the Justices Court of B. F. Smith j.
p, at Rocklin, TIP. No. 8, Placer County, State
Of California, on the ID day of December, Is g.,
and to me delivered, in favor of Mark Layen-
son and against Rooert Kendall, for the sum of
one hundred and forty-two dollars and ninty-
five cents (S142 95), did on the Sth day of
December, 1873, levy upon, and seized and will
expose to SALE at public auction, to the highe st
bidder, on
Saturday, the Sd day Of January, 1874,
at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described real
property, to-wit
two-story boarding-house, sitaated about
three-fourhs of mile from the town of New
cattle, TIP. No. 8, Placer County, and known as
kendall's boarding house. at Jenny Lind Flat,
Up. No. 8, and two hundred yards from the
boarding house of Schnabel, said property being
in TIP. No. g. Placer County California; said
sale will take place on the premises; all of said
property will sell, or so much thereof as will
satisfy fialntlffs demand, to-wit: Sl42 95 and
costs and accruing costs
D. NJ. WALKER,
Constable TIP. No. 8.
hocknn, Dec ~ 1873 (nl7-td
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

WE see that bill has been introduced
into the lover House of Congress to per-
init publishers Of newspapers and of the
press to exchange, and permit publishers Of
weekly papers to send, within the county of
their publication, one copy to each actual
subscriber, free of postage. This bill
should receive the approval of every men,
Der. A law to the contrary never would
have been passed, only through spite to the
newspaper fraternity for dutifully exposing
the unholy abuse made by members, of tile
franking privilege.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
AUBURN, DECEMBER 13. 1873.
CHEAP TELEGRAPHING.

Senator Roach, of San Francisco, offered
q resolution last Tuesday, to the effect that
our Senators and Representatives be re-
quested TO use their earnest enieavors to
procure the passage of law to SO reduce
the charges Of transmitting messages by
telegraph as to pay only fair profit over
working expenses, and reasonable rate Of
interest on the appraised value of the lines
now in operation throughout the Union.
The preamble to the resolution opposes, in
order to accomplish tlis end, the purchase
of the lines by The government. The pre-
smble and resolution have the right jingle.
We want, and the country demands tina,
the price Of ,elegra! hing, as well as railroad
transportation. should be reduced TO living
rates, and this resolution suggests its ac
complement on purely Democratic basis
The Capitalization of power has character
lied Republican Legislation from the
very organization Of the party, and on this
subject, while they concede the necessity of
cl espen;ng and equalizing telegraphc COM
municatiop, the remnants of that party, true
to their destroying principles raise their feeble
voice in demanding that the best way to ar
rive at the desired end, is by providing that
the government shall own and control all
telegraphic lines, and conduct them on the
same principle that our pos'office is man.
aged. Aad even some would-be Demo-
cratic Journals clamor for this proposition,
even our friend George, of the San Fran
eirco Post, who ought to know better,
opposes the San Francisco Senator's reso-
luton. To the accomplishment of the
proposition that would centralze the entire
telegraphic power Of the nation into the
hands Of government prone to be
despotic, We ray, may God forbid! Roach
is Democrat by nature and education,
and the resolution is worthy of him. We
shall expect him to oppose all measures
tending to Capitalization, and offer resolves
to the contrary. We shall expect his ac-
tions to be based on the purest principles Of
Democracy, which principles, as far as they
tend to prevent the people from being robbed
of their just dues and inallienable rights,
we hope may ere long rise again to the ascend
ency. Independents should unanimously
support ths-measure. Reform is the fun
daments Of the party, and opposition to
Capitalization is the first principles of re-
form.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

SUNhIsE BRU1Es SENrENcEp.-The Sum
rise case, which has 20 lon, been matter
OF exciting comment, is at last disposed Of
Judge Sawyer delivered the sentences as
follows: Capt. r. X. Clark, to imprson-
ment in the County Jail for IA months, and
pay fine of $1000. If the fine is moi
paid an additional imprisonment of one yei
to be inflicted. Frank Harris, First Mate,
was sentenced to confinement in the State
Prison for four years; and Maloney to sixty
days in the County Jail.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

SACRAMENTO LhTrER.-We are deter
mined the HERALD shall be fully up to the
times, and shall continue to furnish its
readers with the most valuable and inter-
esting reading attainable, and for this pur-
pose We have made arrangements, though
at considerable cost, to have letter each
week reported expressly for The HERALD, di-
rectly FROM the Halls of the Legislature
This letter will contain the substance of thu
proceedings, and all subjects arising il
which Placer County figures or is interested
will be fully treated.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
CHRISTMAS !
Holiday Presents!
OF EVERY KIND AND DESCRIPTION
~ for sale at REASONABLE PRICES by
S. w. WILLIS,
At the POSt-Ohice.

The stock is the largest ever brought to town
Among the endless variety Of presents mS! 10
found the following:
Poetical, Juvenile and Toy Books, AipuiI' ln
Music Albums large and small, Ladies WON
boxes inlaid or CLOTH
LADIES' COMPAN1OI>
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Paint boxes, na1Is Srs'
colors, all sizes. Talking Dolls, Cryins-Do"''
and the new patent Jointed-Dolls.
CHINA TEA SEIS.
Boys Tool Chests Bureaus, with or %',nys w,rses
mirrors, Shell-boxes, Portemonnales' I'm" Fur,
Sets of Furniture, Tin and Iron stoves Toy
nished Kitchens, Guns, Swords, Pistoisr, rrnm. NM
Violins, Iron and Tin Banks, TromboneS A'
pets, Drums, japanese Tumbles,
PARLOR GAM ES. !.
ppzz,es Backgammon Boards, Chess Boara,,
Hobby-horses, Char-horses, Wagons ~uo srrors
or iron axles, Carts. Doll Gigs, Wheeloa,aSless anSless
Tops, Rubber and Knit Balls, and All 'D'
variety of other Holiday Gifts .,s-sv
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL!
AND TO ALL
a GOOD TIME!
WILL BE GIVEN AT THE
SIoNE HOUSE.
ON THE
25th Of December, 1873.

Dunng the day grand shooting match will
take place. at which turkeys, chickens and
pigeons will be put mp as prizes.
AT night tn re will be given a SPLENDID
BALL, tor which the best music will be furnished.
Holders of tickets for the ball will have a
chance to win either Of the following prizes:
One Elliptic Sewing Machine, SOS; one Lady s
Enameled Watch $50; one Lady's Belt Buckle.
gold, SIS; seven prizes, gold coin, SIS each, $35.
Prizes awarded at Ii O'Clock P. M.
Tidkets for the Bau nd supper ... SO 90.
n16-3w
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

COULDN'T AGREE.-lt seems that Secre-
tary Fish and Minister Sickles could not
sguee on the Spanish complications, and the
latter resigned. This will give Grant a
chance to reward another of his back-pay
Mobier friends, by appointing him to FIJI
the vacancy thus occasioned 1t is strange
that Fish and his unhoy subordinate could
not agree. Though if the devil and hi,
imrs never fell out, all would be quiet in
the regions on the other side of the Styx.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
NelC Advertisements.
Delinquent Sale Notice.

BLLEvUE MINING COMPANY, LOCATION
OF PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, SAN FRIN-
CISCO, CALFoRNIA-LoCATIoN OF WORKS.
OPHIR DISTRICT, PLACER COUNTY,
CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE-There is delinquent upon the fol
~ lowing described stock, on account of a.
sessment levied on the fourth day of November
1873, the several amounts set opposite m.
names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
lows.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

coon ,NEws.-We are pleased to notice
from reesas dispatches that many Of the
Large manufactures. are about to commence
eu"niog on full time again, with full pay.
The immense suffering contemplated in tue
Eastern States may after all be but triling.
We hope 70.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

Farmers in Stanislaus county have for
some time been busily engaged in dry
plOwing. They can 60 to wet plowing
now.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13
SACRAMENTO CORRESPONDENTS,
(FRoM RsPECIAL CoRREspoNDENr
SACRAMENTO, Dec. 8, 1878

SACRAMENTo, Dec. 3, 1873.
Ed. HERALD
There has not been much legislation attempt
ed so far during this session, bnt most of the
time has been occupied in the introduction and
discussion of resolutions of reform. II the Senate
goes on at the rate it has commenced, it will
stop legislation through sheer parsimony. There
have been some resolutions offered that exhibit.
The Placer herald., 1873-12-13

WE suggest to Assembly'nan Ingham that
eeh3 lettar emigr ste TO Greenland.