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The Placer herald., 1874-02-28
Notice to Truste ..

CCHOOL TRUSTEES will please take notice
- that I, the undersigned, have in my posses
son and for sale at a low price. for cash, the
following described school furniture: Twelve
desks with attached seats made after An i'm
proved plan, painted and in good order; one
recitation seat with back, nearly new, and one
fine, large black board. Trustees wishing 10
procure such furniture as the above for their
school, would do well to examine and price the
above.
THOS. HOLDEN,
n13-tf1 Auburn,
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate of G. C. Rice, deceased.

Estate of G. c. Rice, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, by the un-
~ dersigned, executors of the last will and
testament Of c. c. Rice, deceased, to the credi-
tors Of and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them with the nec-
essary vouchers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the said exec
utors, at their residence in the town ef Lincoln,
county of Placer.
T. S. EWING,
G. c. SANDERS,
Executors OF the last will and tes
lament of G. C. Rice, deceased
PETER SINGER,
Atty for Executors fnV-4v
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Estray Notice.

HtM ONTO THE PREMISES of the under
- signed about 7 miles northwesterly from
Auburn, on about the 1st day of February
1874, one sorrel horse; weighs 900 bs is in good
condition; about years old; has white stripe in
the face, and shod all around no visible brands
The owner is notified to come and prove prop
erty, pay charges and take him away.
GEO. l.. SMITH
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of the
ID Justices court of r. C. Poland, Justice of
the Peace of township No. 3, Placer county,
State of California and to me directed on a
certain judgment rendered therein on the 28th
day of January, A. d. 1874, in favor of F. L.
Harryhausen, and against the Greene Mining
Con pany corporation, for the sum of seventy
five dollars, and interest on said sum at the rate
of per cent per annum from the 2Sth day OF
January, A. ID. 1874, together with costs of suit
taxed at % dollars. with accruing costs, l have
levied upon and seized, and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the Greene Mine in
township No. 3, county of Placer, State of Cali
fornia, on
Monday, the 23d day OF February, q ID. 1874.
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. NJ. all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said Greene Min
,ng company a corporation of, in and to the
following described property, to-wit:
That certain quartz mine vein or lode, known
the Greene Mine, situated in township No.
3, Placer county, State of California Also the
quartz mill belonging to said NINE and all the
machinery, the hosting works, engine and all
buildings and appurtenances thereto belonging,
to satisfy said execution.
The above described property l will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be sufi-
cent to satisfy said judgment interest, cost,
accruing costs and expenses of sale.
B. F. GWYNN,
Constable Township Nos.
Auburn Jan. 81 1874. (n24-td
PosTPoNEMENr.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until
M.enday, the 9th day yS1ys of sMarch,
Constable Township No. 8.
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n courts Of different States for desertion, etc.
No publicity required. No charge until divorce
granted. Address,
NJ. House, Attorney, 1874 Broadway, Il. Y.
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ate Covernme ent Of Californl
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

Newton Booth, Of Sacramento county, Governor.
r. Pacheco, of Santa Barbara, Lieut. Governor
Drury Melone, of San Francisco, Sec'tary State.
J. J. Green, of Marin, Controller.
F. Baehr, of San Francisco, Treasurer.
R. Gardner, of Merced, Surveyor General.
J. L. Love, of San Francisco, Attorney General
Paul Newman, Of San Francisco, Harbor Com
missioner.
G. Taggart of Shasta, Clerk of the Supreme
Court.
T. A. Springer, OF Amador State Printer.
H. N. Bolander, San Francisco, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction.
The Placer herald., 1874-02-28
ConstabIe's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued out Of the
ID Justices court of r. G. Poland Justice Of
the Peace of township No g. Placer county,
State of California, and to me directed, on a GER
tain Judgment rendered therein on the 26th day
Of January, A. d. 1874. in favor Of Thomas
Hodge and against the Greene Mining Company
"A corporation for the sum of one hundred and
seventy -four collars and interest on said sum at
the rate OF per cent per annum from the 10Th
day Of January A. d. 1874, together with costs
of suit, taxed at 1922 with accruing costs, have
levied upon and seized, and shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the Greene Mine in
township No. 3, county of Placer, State of Cali
fornia, on
Monday, tho 23d day of February, a. d. 1874,
title, interest and claim of the said Greene Min
ing Company, a corporation, i'll and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit:
That certain quartz mine, vein or lode known
as the Greene Mine, situathed in township No.
3, Placer county, State of California Also the
quartz mill belonging to said mine and all the
machinery. the hoisting works, engine and all
buildings and appurtenances thereto belonging
to satisfy said execution.
The above described property will sell as
aforesaid, or so much thel eof as may be suf6-
cit mt to satisfy said Judgment interest, cost, ac
cruing costs and expenses of sale.
b. F. GWYNN,
Constable Township No. 3.
Auburn, Jan. 81. 1874 n24-td
PosTPoNEMENT.
The above Sale is hereby postponed until
m,sS1H%day' ,s1%i the 9th + 8 fHayW HyW}SN 9f March,
Copetabla Town b,,, No 2
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OpeCial attention II called
~ to the great imprOvesseota snaAo
recently in this eXcellent Machine,
and 10 the new and elegant 0ey1eo -
CnSes R<lale<l 70 Ossr llat.
The Placer herald., 1874-02-28
FLORENCE.

TNOr those who prefer q Ma.
chine feedlng the W01A eWoy froo
the operator, We new have ooe 0f
that description, quiet, eesy-sWnnanG
and wing a1l the ether peculiar exe
ecllencies OF the other ssy1e.
The Placer herald., 1874-02-28
Delinquent Assessment Notice.

ORLEANS QUARTZ MINING COMPANY; LOCATION OF
PRINCIPAL PLACE OF BUSINESS, AUBURN, PLA-
GER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA.
NJ OTICE-There are delinquent upon the
~ following described stock on account of
assessment No. 8, levied on the Sd day of Jan.
1874, the several amounts set opposite the
names of the respective shareholders, to-wit:
feet amt
Brouse d W, as
Brouse H w ........15O s37 so
Langdon G w. ..........2 20 90
And in accordance with law and an order of
the Trustees made on the Sd day of January,
1874, a sufficient amount of said stock will be
sold on
MONDAY, the 10th day OF MARCH, 1874,
at the hour of ten o'clock A. NJ, at the door of
the Court House, to pay said assessment and
cost of sale, unless payment be made on said
stock previous to day of sale
j. II. CRANDALL, Sec.y.
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FLORENCE

rs sure to please. II there 10
l. Osse Withln = tln0osNna 0l1eo of
San FraHciscO no4 working Wells
will attend - Ae without any exPeHoo
70 the 0Wnef. SAMUEL MEL, Agt,
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3. =. CWYNN,
Constable Of Township No. 8,
Placer County.

Collection OF Notes, Debts and Book 40
counts attended to promptly.
ApDREss Auburn, Placer County. Cal.
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PRESIDENT GRANT AT IHk
GRAVE Or PEEsIDi,NT LINCOLN.


On Thursday, Oct. -. n !he presence
If vast coucou-se amer. whom were
~ - ,l,o ,,cs+ 4is+;,,c,,;shAd men in
ne nl''a 'o'a'e7 10 ~ ID * az -
patll-lu1 and famous I-E9iIoAmtn, tie
ror-,rr.,-,- which h., ltcr erected over
H., ....,,.:r.. 81 .hr.1,o,, Ji,,..,l,. -
go,
O"-- Grove Ie-Ae '1-s' ''''i N!'''''is II 49,
Illinois. Was III vtiied. On that ccca-
.ic, i,r,s;.1a,,t J;r7,+ .cI,varzd the {, i
$780,. 49,. ,.',,,.- ...., .-..-,,.-..-..,.
-p"-i ~-'t'' '.'''-' '~'' "i4t'- --'''-
address:
MIR. Cbsl-Y,a.; Ladies a:1l gentleman
ON II, occasion IKE IL assent | feel
II ! dirty c-t NV e,..!t II i...r testimony
f. The n,e..t al. gooa uual.:.,5 q. tAo
ro.riltIc nau whose earthly Ienaius
i-cy. rrst beneath Tins dedicated uouu-
ruent Itwas ret Nv fg-tui.e to make
thn ,,srsoral a,orn;t,taI,,e Of IIr. Lin
corn TIL ;be last ,carct tic Great st.uc-
cie for national .1istelct. DaG4Es
tLr,se wear; Of doubling and lcspondeEcv
ar,,on1 MANY of the patriotic men oI
MS ,.',.,,tr; ABRAHAM I.facl.u never tyr
a .;9ol.. -u-re.. doubted but the. tie
G,ol -ee,,l+ World 10 in favor Of reace.
49,, n-I freedor, - evtl,. roce in this
hrnSj Ia,I. His tai,l IL an a,!-visa
I,-,1.is,--o ,7:~sctirr orr crrrs in fins
+,.(I r,.,,1t ,,,a, ibs f9,,, rs ,he Ci,,~s.i.,3
HAT f.;s EaSseu.er li,ctA. Amidst Oh
IoCrr re-scral aIusa and hate, lie -
roained the some staupcb. unfolding
s-rya1It Of he recp!e. navsr chilling
a rsysnnefaI feeling toward his trauuc-
-rs ~ rafler nitied tLeEu and Lo9el
f1T t,,eir own sake ma Inc nood name OF
tG-ir ,ostetItv tLev might desist lor a
s;nglr ,aoraef.t. It G:d not occur 10
Inn that the man, Lincoln, was being
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
TIE BE. SIIO DID THE CATER
ING rex s.IaB CONFEDERATE
g.:-y. q. FARE

We possess the APIEAL. of the follow
! ing excellent el.itcrml. No matter where
We hook i. fIlnl. lis qualify is the ques-
! ,ic:l, not lis CTi1in. We own 10 apprO-
psiatins it without leave or credit. but
that's ct. business. Read and apply it
70 what You SEE about yo';:-'' We are
willing 10 believe lie fellow was sober
who mis.Cok a harmless lightning bag
for the headlight Of locomotive ard
insisted that lie was cut to pieces when
his neiglrbors helped him out of ditch,
but to ask Us to believe in the honesty
and loyalty of Bourbon Democracy is
tribe too tough for human credulity.
We would as soon think of trusting our
children to the guardianship Of a hungry
tiger as We would the liberties Of our
country to the guardianship of Democ-
racy. Fourteen years of official dieting
have not changed its character. 1t would,
with its present ravenous appetite, if al
lowed the opportunity, eat the substance
out of the nation in less than year. 1t
is SO hungry for patronage that it would
swallow the civil service reform III
twinkle and consume every federal Office
before shutdown Of the day it reached
Washington. Think of its condition in
Ohio, Six hundred ballots over one lit
tie bone, In another convention over
FIVE hundred ballots. In another over
four hundred, and so on to the end. The
fact Of it is that in some localities the
Democratic leaders are so hungry for
Office that the struggle over town
clerhship might well be mistaken for a
first-class riot As long as these hungry
politicians keep their hands off national
property We can overlook their local
scrambles for Office. We know by sad
experience all about their honesty, 10y
atty, and ability. We have a striking
example of each as practIced in some
sections of the South st the present
time. We insist On giving Bourbon
Democracy q wide berth in the future,
and protest against its return TO power
until the country has entirely recovered
from The bad effects Of It's former rule.
We don't care to face another rebellion
until We have settled the little bills con-
i!ected with the las. one
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INAUGURATION OF TIE LINCOLN
MONUMENT

tAs Inauguration &: Il i:;>:.,...lent t.
the memory q Abraham Lincoln. a.:
Springfield. is marked by a iarse Assem-
uI3ce ii statesmen. orators. su;sii-:S.
aid distinguished officers oil the Unitr'i
States Government. intending the f.esi-
dent. and bv imposing ceremonies that
probably have lie; been eqUale,i IL tie
history of this State The noble menu
nent which this statue crowIs Vas
erected 'int:cr the auspices Of the Liz
coin Monument ass aciation. which was
organized several years ago. with the
special purpose Of appropriately mark
ing L;ncoln's grave and hoaoling ais
name and career. The Grafton delivered
on the occasion Of unwilling Of tie
statue by Ex-Governor OGlesbv. 10 the
eloquent tribute Of true patriot to the
memory and services of an old friend
and devoted public servaCt.-Prsss dis
patch.
RErC1LIcASs, think c: thu memories
which cluster about the name Of the
man who thus is honored and say
whether you can fnd i; in your heart
to vote for L. E. BRADLEY, the head and
front and representative man OF the Sc
ccssionists of Nevada. ..a.. g.
REPUBLICANS, recall the patriotism:
the days Of anxiety; the patient faith;
the answering loyalty 0: FATHER
ABRAHAM" AID ask Of your OWE cor
sciences if you can SO far forgive his
enemies as to shake hands with ADRIAN
c. ELLIS over the dead Presidents
grave.
RspUuIcAxs, recall to mind the good
LINCOLN'S tender love for tie boys
in blue; his sleepless nights Of watching
for the glad tidings of victory to our
ba:tl--torn flag; the words Of cheer and
comfort that were always upon his lips
for the soldiers widow and sister and
mother; and ask yourselves if you can
cast your political lot with JOHN hit
-EELL.
EEPCBL1cANs, let yourselves be again
reminded Of that bloody scene il Fcrd S
TAeater; picture to yourselves cur
FATHER ABRAHAM sitting in ursus-
rec;;as serenity and peace il the midst
of his family; bring before your MIND ;
ey. he lideous rvr;os,..aaee c: WLErs
Doo.n, 1T yonr recc.,, ctiou so back 70
the following days q black and direiul
IN; Lat osst-pTsad tue land as
wit. . r.,!; and ask yea. so".s :: yoo
are wiling tLat the =, ca. q the building
up Of this monumental t,iiute 70 our
NhI,TYE PRESIDENT shall ha calc-
b,s;sd iy g ,ea'e..-;~'s yi-'''g ii NJ
7,ui,,
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Coz. Els don't sem to have made
& very Successful staGger At lining tia
I..4LolJtia1 heart. The Register says
that lis meeting at W.nnt-nueca, ca he
18Th inst, vas attended IL "a crowd OF
c. 9ersoas-twenty-ona Republicans,
ui..o,ctl Democrats, and twenty-,nree
h9o.-b,acEs ana ether bovs.' Is This
tLe welcome with which the metropolis
of the desert receives this gallant sur
viyor Of tle rabe-hundlo and pitchtork
militia Of Missouri: II must be that
the bIuebellies have def!ed the sacred
soil. OF tne Humboldt and arrayed
themselves against the Lords anointed
AMI their Confederate bill Of Fare.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17
REPUBLICAN s1kTf CENTRAL COMMITTEE

STOREY County L. Requs, C. A King, H.
c. Maynard, L =. Davis.
or1nsby Cour:y-F Stadt,nuIler, S. 7. Swift
Lander Couaty-A. +. Shannon
Lyon Co--Dr. C. Is. ZGbrislie, D-. ". Bum her
Sye County-T. WsrburtCn-
Washev County,. II. kiuhead. G. c. PowDing
White Pine CoIInty-A- c Cleveland.
Churci,tIl CDanty-|aliace Goo3eU.
Douglas Couniy-Jamcs ". Haines.
EiEo Coulty-F. ". Smith, J. 5. Nayhugh.
Eur ks CojInvy-A. Z. Davis. A. G. Turner.
EsL,cralla CoAnty-J. q. IeClinton.
Humboldt Cuunty--N. 5. Thompson.
LIrc0in Coluty-D- u. Tyrrell. d. Crit.eaden
For Judge of tn Second Judicial District:
s. H. WRIGHT of ormsby County.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

W. J. FoRBEs. who is here attending
the Fair. was taken suddenly i'll, yester-
day, and for few moments, his friends
thought his time was come. He was in
conversation with some gentlemen at the
ii Dorado, and, without a Moments
warning, dropped senseless on the floor,
and remained insensible for several mo-
ments. He soon recovered however,
and in the evening was able to walk
around. In the fall he received several
severe bruises about the face aid temple.
LEICESTER, Oct. IA.
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.:.EsI SLyCi.. ..iLE4E ~ >.i.. L.;
CITY TC-N;tsGIV.

Cpr Republican tiionls At Silver City
a1- IJing 10 have big time tonight
There viii lie torch-llght procession,
.s..e-W or!,s. music. singing q CAMPAIGN
ballads by tie C4-soa Can1pain Qa@l-
tette, nad speeches 10y Hon. c. L. De
Long, VIII Campbell, Nf. T-bbs and
cl.ar speakers. TIE Nepublica2s ii
Lyon County ar distinguished for their
fsryur and constancy and We may lock
f9- report of sIatious times to-Eial;.
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0rnsbJ County Republican Ticket.

+ o. o't9t OF IN Sttohd Juuiciai pisti
5. Il. WRIGHT. of ormsby County.
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REGISTER

We hear Il several Eeurbllcans who
have fai.ei 10 Register, So far. There
are but three days left il which to THUS
make yourselves entitled TO t. vote at The
coming election. STAND IN ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

censure for bad conduct or bad faith 1t
WAS hIs nature to find eXcuSe for his adj
versary- Ia his death the nation lost
htr greatest statesman AID the South
lest It's mos: Just friend.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

t.La lI..pn f,t-INuiJt.cs,i party OF Nevada, II
Convention .s,i,.Iyf r,-i wiz. Is :-ie,lis Il
,s,.,-fi,-. I, al. Constitution .,.f lNs c. the
r.a,r.I fzc,.,r-rr,l.,,t I-...I,y :rir,lfrc.s IL
nj .rsr.., n the r,calIa as follows.
frsoYrsl- Fi-st-I-h1r u, ra.;-,--r -i.,s --irl-i-
7,t.- 90. viii a n, Ke0;,b.:ca2 ,,arty as
.-,r.-, !f,- I~ l;-t E.:i1lIaI Clr.y,ciaIl:
,F,qt W 1--,-f IT u; history md .-rgaf SEP
~ amt ,-a ,-...-IIy r,Is..,,.,,,f H., .igsr
and f.r,,, Isy yyE,,.sL n I...i:,l.ft. IL. Union
.E,,rf-E 4 -t+y.-- .-.I .4.r,r.-I ,y-.sI tfyl AKA
Y,,Ifti,,7 r.gI-s T., All ,..tf-.T,s ~, 1.-5.i,t
- III. r:.rr.r. :. entered nv ..I..,
IesisIatiau s. that al citizens sail have tie
.t-r,rf fr-T--fls-f a.. III. tr .:.ts w tl.:-ai:.-
r-- .r.-7rs g ATTY - +f.s --.1..,i1 L..
liz. f,Iast ,.zs.tt,rr, ri tn r,i.-,-, made. to tn
-rr... ,-rr-=.- --s- .--i,v ar'l e,,,,,rr,x in -.
,rs...I,-..--. If y, - ....-i.I trt5 : ana lie
-. an! 49,. ..I.r.---ff,, mi 1,tui-!,-
M. = 80, any In, =-,.',I:t .
-.,-.1 THAT ~, heartily t,. -,-e. SIN LAST
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-10-17

ToI TircH reviews the perapetetic As
syrian at Winnernucca tonight. Good
bve, poiphusl
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TIKI Nevada State Fair begins az Reno
or Tuesday next, October %. The .I0'u-
nal thinks it will be credit to the STATE.
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For State Senator D. Edwards
DIV Hayuie
Fer Assembly Alfred Helm
s E. Jones
For District Atturl.ey..-Ni iiiari Patterson
StitIlU % L OWN
For County CLERK J. Edwards
For County Treasurer. h J. Peters
Fo- County Recorder. F. u. Turner
For County Surveyor. c. L. Anderson
For County Superintendent: : .--1aw
OF Public Instruction, !
Fov Pablo Administrator. ?. Aedsr
Tor Just OF the Peace OIL ~ . u-i.t-a,,
Carson Township.
Fer Justice Of the Peace OF L. , rr,,-ar
Empire Township.
For County Commissioner. Carson. Geo. ellison
For County Commissioner. Empire. jas Morris
Fer Constable, Carson Township. L. Stern
For Constable. Euiri7s Township. G Laurel
For School Trustee, Carson Up Hub. G- Parker
For School TrIStte. Carson Up 80 j. J. Linn
Tor School Trustee, Carson TE. Il. ". Il. Ferris
rar School Tr-.-tee- Empire Tn-- John Stivers
For SchccI Trustee. Empire TT John Hans
..sf.-
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A Valuable Medical Treatise.

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il embraces large amount Of Information H.
teresting 10 the merchant, the mechanic, The
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The troubles in Mississippi between
the White and Black Races still con-
,inue. Vicksburg and vicinity seem
Imbroclio. Dispatches from Vicksburg
to the Cincinnati Times says that the
fighting was renewed, at Snyder's Bluff,
ten miles from the City, on the evening
of Dec 9, between several hundred ne
groes and forty whites a courier was
sent to Vicksburg for rcinforcaments,
which were sent out without delay,
and after short skirmish four negroes
were killed and three wounded, where
upon the negroes retreated. Last night
the negroes drove in the white pickets
from Ford Hill, and were receiving
large reinforcements from the surround
ing counties. At this distance it is
hard to tell who are in fault, the whites
or blacks. But ''bad blood" is aroused
and there is no telling how it will end.
Gov. Ames, in view of the disturb
ances, the "irrepressible conhict" of
races, has issued his Proclamation, call
ing an Extra Session of the Legislature,
OH Wednesday, the 18th inst. to take
some action on the alarming situation
of public affairs in that State.
A Jackson special dispatch says the
actual number OF negroes killed in
Mondays fight is probably $50. Forty
eight were buried iu one field on the
9th instant.