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JAMES r. LINN,
ROBERT r. LINN,
Nov. 2lst 1853.

CoNDUcT OF LADIES IN THE STREET.
When three latG es ave waSlFiNg together,
it is better FOR one to keep in advance OF
the other two, than for all three tc'persist
in maiptaiaing one unbHokan Iae. They
canaot all join in conversation without
taIxiag aeross 'aiA "thcf-@ thj:g that
indoors or out-ut-J"ors is awkward, III
convenient, ungcntccl, and should always
be avoided. Also, three ladies walkiNH
abreast occupy too much Of the pavement
and therefore incomnole the other pas.
s-nGsrs. Three Young men sometime,
lounge along the pavement arm in ann
Three young gr"tlc'e"n never do So Ms
LcSiic's BchurioU' Book.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
NEW YORK CORRESPONDENCE.

Fancy Castings in the Chrystal Palace
Geiss's lnventon-Use Of Zink-The
Shepherd attacked by a Leopsrd--Con.
trbutionS from tho Royal Iron Foundry oi
Berliu--Sentcncc oe DE Corn--CriminaI
Cascs-Conviction of murderer-Thc
Snowman Editor Dcceasc of tho illus
trated Ncws"--Perham's Speculation
The Wcathcr-Wall Strc Dcfalca
ticns--The Markets.
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Melancholy Homicide,

A difficulty occurred in this place, on
Tuesday night last, between Dr. A. T..
Nylic and Mr.. Avery parha,n, which, We
regret to state, resulted in she death ofthe
latter. The wounds inflicted We're with
a knif'-thc dcreas2d surviving Aut few
minutes. DIR. Wylic himself received in
the rencountre very severe injuries, the
cttset ofwhich is as yet uncertain. The
Jury Of Inquest, after very full investi-
cation of The facts, returned verdict, in
effect, that the killing was "hy misfortune
and contrary to lis will,"-a technical
finding which negatives the idea Of ,cjJuI
il homicidc.-- Chester ,Sandeld.
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~KNzXDDRESs.

l.Eu.-.L L-c----ai--iaA aA~-'-:s' A'-'''''''' vt
rrsKinc College, by John VI. Bright, \. ".
Our thanks to some unknown friend for
copy. 1t is IN sole production, and reflects
much credit on the author.
In another column the reader will find =
notice Of Elskinc College.
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MEhANcIIoLY HoMIclDE.---A man
hamoi Clark was accidentally killed, II
few days since, (says the Darlington F2ag,)
IN the lower part Of Chesterfield District
Hy--Tcddcr Of this District. Tie two
went out, very early in the morning to
shoot wild turkies, and having separated,
Clark WAS, at about the distance of a
hundred yards from Tcdder, crawling on
his knees; Soldiers attention was attrac-
ted by the agitation Of the bushes, and
supposing it to bc caused bv turkics, he
discharged his rifle. On approaching the
object, he found that lie had shot his un-
fortunate coEradc, who was mortallv
wounded and soon expired. Clark was a
worthy man and has left large family
and numerous friends to deploro bis loss.
We understand that no blame is attach
ed to Teddey, b. those who have invest
gated the circumstances. But similar
accidents are ofSuch frequent occurrence
that it is time TO inquire whether they do
not involve cupapIe negligence, and in
difference to human life.
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EDITORS TABLE.

G"pEy'S LANES BooE.-1he December
number of this over welcome monthly,
has promptly come to iand 1t contains
a very handsome steel plate engraving,
"Christ heIling the sick;" beautiful
Fashion plate, several other cngraVings OF
striking beauty, besides the usual quantity
OF reading mattcr. Mr.. Cooley, the publish
or, promises great deal for the next year
but We feel satisfied from what he has done
that he will fulfil his promise. y story is
promised to commence in the January mum.
Der, from the pen of Mr.. Arthur, the popular
Novelist. The Ledger and Ladies' Book
for 81.
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Agdn for duck shooting, has been. I'm
ported from England y } gentleman Of
Baltimore. This handy Ii,tls plaything is
only sfeet in the Barrel, 8 Cest in the stock I,
one foot and half around the brsech, and
an incb and . half acso<s the muzzler It
takee swo Isi,hmea toha It. So says the
bAlLimoM IIne..
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Charleston Markets.
SATURDAY MORNING. Nov
LATEST DATES.

SATURDAY HoRNISG. Nov. 26.
COTTON.-Yesterday's sales reached
100 bales, at from 81 TO IOf, prices unelang-.
s4--the bnlk Of sales. say =eg.s $40 balSs,
at les seEts.
Osz OCiecE--.Sales this morning 500
bales. nj 81 To TO 1916.
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E1- The Wilmington and Manchester
Railroad has been colrFRsrcl to Marion
G. H., and rNc werk is progressing finely.
The Star seems tv lie in fine spirits aLou:
he prospects of the EoaI.
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N AR RRIAGES.

Till Hymen Lro't his love delighted hour.
There dweltn no JOY in Eden's rosy bo&sr
The world was sad,--the garden. vasa " il0t
And man, tho hermit, sighSa---tilI woman,
sHhlSeS CsHapbeH.
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CoLrnnIA Nny DC.

COTTON.-We are still without any
char re to notice In our cotton market; the
supply on sale yesterday was to a fair OK.
tent and she demand active aud good, at ye--
y fall prices. I,5 bales were sold. at 8 te-
rot cents.
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The little fellow was an interesting
and afectionate child, and sad must be
the hearts of his most estimable parents.
We sincerely sympathise NTH them in
their bereavement, and would remind them
that the Dispenser Of all things guides our
destinies, and to him alone can we fly
tor cousolatioR and comfort in our trials
and tribulations.
This sad event Skouid I've solemn and
impressive warning to parents to be care
tul not to permit their young children to
have the Use Of fire arms; while we would
remind ali older persons who use thcmr
that too great care caAnot he exercised,
under any circumstances. in their man
agencnt.-LdurcH$rWc Ucrdid, ISM inst.
oRCERIEs.-On Saturday last, says
the Pee Dee Times, an attempt was made
to pass otf two forged checks ut the CUun
ter ofthc Bank kofGcorgc;own; one signed
"llcnrv Burk' and the other &C. Alston,"
lhe young man gave his name as Cara
way, but "" believe, it has since turned
out to be NrntcrS; and lie is said to be the
son of a very respectable gentlsmau of
Williamsburg district. The circumstances
connected with the forgery and the at
tempt to get the cheeks ca>hed, are SO
free from every appearance of raScality as
TO Leave us in doubt whether to regard
the Young man an idiot or Il luuatic.-
We however refrain from any further re-
marks, as the party has been arrested,
and in default Of bail, has been lodged in
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DIED. at Keswea.. Piekess District, On,
the 18th Of November, inst, MRS. M. NJ.
COLHOUS, tsllei Of the late John r.. Col,
houn.
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Also, Ga Tuesday evening, November 29, :.
iRSt Peters Church, Charleston by the
ReE. stephen Elliott, ST., WILLIAM
Gl.ARKSON, IT,, 20 MISS MARGARET'
s., daughtero Of DR.. Thomas Y. Simous. al.
Of that city,
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DEATHS.

DEATB's bat path that mus; be trod,
IL man would ever Rass to Con.
Psrnsg
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MARRIED, en, the 23d lost, by the Rev.
J. NewlaR.Mr. ALEXANDER II. CARTER
70 MISS ELIZABETH A. HoRTEN, ala
of Lancaster District.
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l.. \. Cooley, PhiIa.

GEAHAM's MAGAZTNE.-By the December
number, which we have received, we per.
cefrc Garalsam's Magazine Will hereafter be
under the joint proprietorShip Of r. II. See
o. Co, Mr.. S. having purchased an interest.
This is II beautiful number Of Grhau.'s; ;
without any exceptions, Cupid taught by
tn" Graccs,' is the most handsome cngrlv.
ing We have ever seen. Mr.. Graham will
continue as Editor Of Grahams Magazine,
and in his prospectus says there will be no
alIing off in succeeding numbers. We
heartily wish him continued and abundant
success. Price, S3 Ledger and Magazine,
81.
r. II. SEE g. Co, Phila.
ARTHUR's HONE MAGAzINE.--Mr. Il. S.
Arthur, the editor of the Magazine, is deci-
dedly and dcseryedIy, the most popular wri.
ter of fiction in America, at tho same time
he is the most industrious. We have some
OF his forks, and have a mind, if we knew
where TO get them, to purchase evory book
he has ever written; for young persons
growing up We do not know of better read
ing. The Magazine contains many of Mr.
AS pieces, one or two engravings, &c, and
at the price, 81, is very cheap. For So.
two copies can be procured MIR. Arthur
promises two original novelties from bis
pen next year. Now is the time to sub
scribe for it. We will give the Ledger and
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The Southern CaItivator for November,
as usual contains much that Is useful fc
farmers,
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
TO THE DEMOCRACY OF
PLACER COUNTY,

Having seen q poster sticking upon the
Court House, in the town of Auburn, calling
upon you to meet in Convention on Saturday
the 18th November, instant, we take this
method of informing the Democrats Of Placer
county, that the said call is informal and i'm.
proper-that there has been no meeting of
the Central Committee called, and that your
committee has never been convened by the
chairman to take action in the matter Fur
thermore, the undersigned believe that the
ultimate object Of the author Of the call, (for
1t was never written by the Central Commit
tee,) IS to try and get the Democracy of Pla-
Ger to indorse the election Of United States
Senator the coming winter, and pledge them
to support some particular individual at San
Francisco in preference to any gentleman
who may happen to live in A mountain or ag-
rlcultural county. And, therefore, we the
undersigned members Of the Central Commit
tee, appointed by the Democratic party at its
regular ANIMAL Convention to serve as such
one year, under the rules organizing the par
ty in the State Of California, do protest
aga nst this illegal and uncalled for step.
PHILIP W. THOMAS,
Chairman Central Committee.
JOHN p. HARPER.
Auburn Nov Sd, l853-2t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

SIiEREFF7S SALE.---By virtue Of
~ a execution to me directed and delivered,
issued out Of the Hon. District curt Of the
llth Judicial District on the Dist day OF Oc-
tober, a. d 1888, in favor of George Wllment
and against the Gold Hill and Bear River
Water Company for the sum of $757 ,O5, with
interest on said sum from rendition Of judg-
ment at the rate Of 10 per cent per annum,
together with $166,45 costs of suit, | have
this day levied upon and will sell to the high
est bidder for cash. at the Court House in
Auburn, on Saturday the 10Th day Of Novem-
ber a. 1853, at the hour of II o'clock II IN.
all the right, title. interest and claim Of said
Gold Hill and Bear River Water Co., in and
to their canal or ditch being and situated in
Placer county, or so much thereof as Will sat-
isfy said judgment and costs due and to be-
come due thereon. This October cath, 1853.
s. G. AS IN Sheriff Placer county.
Auburn, Oct29 M st
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

Dissolution Of Co-PartnersEip.-
~ The lo-portnership heretofore existing
between Daty Allen, Alonzo W jackson and
Leonard W. Ferris and known as the firm of
Allen, Ferris 4 Co. or the Eagle Mill Com
pany, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The hrm will hereafter be known rs Jackson
~ Ferrls, who Will continue the business of
the manufacture Of lumber at their Mill in
the same place, and who alone are authorised
to collect and settle all claims in favor or
against the old firm
ALLEN, FERRIS & CO.,
or Eagle Mill Company.
We will continue the manufacture Of lum-
Der at the old stand. JACKSON & FERRIS.
Eagle Nlll Bear river, Placer co novl'53 3tp
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHERRIES SATE--By virtue ef

SHEREFF'S SALE.--By virtue sf
~ an execution to me directed, issued out
the Hon. District Court of the llth Judi.
ciai District, in and for Placer County, on
IA judgment rendered on the 2Oth day Of
October, 1853, in favor of Martin DOna-
hoe and against William P. Walker tor
twelve hundred and seventy-six dollars
and tifty-nine cts ($l276, ,59), with inter-
est on the same from rendition of iudg-
ment, together with the sum of two hum
dred and thirteen dollars ($2l9,00), costs
of suit. have this day levied upon and
will sell to the highest bidder for cash, At
the Court House in Auburn, Placer coun-
ty, on Saturday the 18th day Of Notsm-
ber, 1853, at IL o'clock, a. M, all The
right, title, interest and claim of the said
VIM. P. Walker in and to the stock and
shares in the Bear River and Auburn Wa
ter and Mining Ditch or Canal, being and
situated in Placer county, or so much
thereof as will satisfy said judgment and
costs due and to become due thereon.
s. c. ASTlN, Sheriff Placer County.
Auburn, Oct 2lst '53-4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

&HERfF FPS SALE. .---By virtue Of IN
- execution, to me directed issued out Of the
Hon District Court of the llth Judicial Dis.
trict in and for the County of Placer, State
of California. rendered on the oath day Of
October, 1883, in favor of James s. earle and
against VIM n. Link for the sum of $788,0O
with interest on said sum from the Oath day
Of October, 1853 at the rate of ten per cent.
per annum. together with the sum of $1O4 90
cost of suit lhave this day levied and seized
and will offer for sale to the highest bidder
for cash, before the Court House in the town
of Auburn, on Saturday, the 10th day Of No.
vembor, 1853, at II o'clock a. m. of that day,
all the right, title and interest of VIM. N. Link
ia and to the following described property,
to-wit: All Of said Links right title and in.
terest into shares in me stock of the Alta
California Telegraph Company, and one lot or
parcel Of land, together with the improve.
ments thereon, situated about six miles north
Of Auburn, on Dry creek, Placer county.
also the Ranch known as Links Ranch. sit
uated about 3 miles north of Auburn on tho
Nevada road, containing 100 acres moro or
less together with the dwelling house, out
houses and all improvements thereon, or 20
much thereof rs may be necessary to satisfy
said plaintiff S demand and all costs now due
and to become due.
s. G ASTlN, Sheriff Placer County.
BY b. B. Boust Under Sheriff.
Auburn, Oct 25th, '63-n7 st
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
Notice i'm Probate Court.
In the matter Of the Estate of Jonath

IN The matter 0T We Estate OF J0ndfhGn
Roberts, deceased.
Whereas, Thomas s. Holden, Mortgage Of
all that certain hotel md premises. located in
the town of Auburn, County of Placer and
State Of California, known as the Auburn
House" hath petitioned the Honorable Pro.
bate Court of said county for the sale OF the
said hotel and premises, and the payment Of
his claim thereon together with costs. There
fore, all persons Interested in said estate arc
hereby notified to be md appear mt the next
general term Of said court to be held on tho
fourth Monday Of November A. D. 1853, and
show cause why the prayer of said petitioner
should not be granted
Given under my hand this 25th day Of Oct
A. D., 1853. VIM. A. JOHNSON.
County Clerk.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
FRANKLIN HOUSE.

Corner San francisco and Pacific streets,
San Francisco.
Great care taken to insure comfort All
necessary accommodations.
4S&s~ his Hotel, since coming into the hands
OF the present proprietors, has been thorough
ly repaired with an addition of ten rooms
Improvements in the bedding and table.
Good accommodation for families, and on
reasonable terms.
Proprietors-G. E. GRAVES, w Wisconsin.
E. DARWIN SLOAT. N York
nov5 '53 go 3n"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

NOTlCE.---l hereby give notice to the
~ public that O. NJ. NJ Vicar is no longer
my agent for the saIe Of tickets in my "Keal
Estate ana Stock Grand Raff}," and will not
be accountable for any debts he may contract
in tie sale G. the same. h II. PORTER,
Oct 3lst 'h3 -3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

4 CORstabie's Sase.---By virtue Of an
~ execution to me directed, issued out Of a
Justices Court held by J G. Hawthorne n
Justice Of the Peace in and for Township No
2, Placer County, on judgment rendered on
the 29th day Of October, a. Il, ls53 in favor
OF Smith Scogin and against Thomas Aitkens
and John Thorn for two mining claims and
damages laid at $500 together with the sum
of Sl29 25 cost Of suit, have this day levied
upon and will expose at public sale, on the
claims, to the highest bidder, for cash, on the
9th day Of November, n. d 1853, at the hour
ot2 o'clock, ,. M, all the right title interest
and claim of the said Thomas Aitkens and
Joseph Thorn Of and to the following described
property, o-wit All Of their interest in Ger.
tain mining claims situated on branch Of the
Secret Ravine, adjoining claims Of Workins
Love-said claims being 800 feet square;
also one undivided half of cooking stove and
fixtures belonging to the said stove, or as
much as will satisfy said demands and all
cests due or to become due,
STEPHEN JAMESON, Constable Tp. No 2.
Ophr, Oct Goth '53-n8 1t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

DUbiiC Administrators Notice.
ALL persons having claims against the
estate of Andrew King, deceased nre hereby
notified to present the same with the vouch-
ers thereof to Wm. NJ Jordan, Public Ad-
mlnstrator, within ten months from this date
or they will be forever barred from all hene-
ut of said estate and all persons indebted are
requested to make Immediate payment.
"M. NJ JORDAN, Public Admir-
Auburn noV3-4t Placer County.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

LATE FROM MExIco.-I see by the
Mexican Journals that Santa Anna has
ordered thirty thousand men to the Me-
silla Valley, to be supported by reserve
of ten thousand more. This looks like
war, and it is evident that the Dictator
wishes another collision with the "FierCe
Invaders of the North.'' Perhaps his
power can only be prolonged by war.
do not think the Mexican nation desire it,
but certain it is, that this hero of SO many
revolutions hopes to reinstate the with
cred laurels OF his last campaign by such
q course.
The rumor of discovering rich deposits
of gold on the Mescala proves to be real
Texas hu'nbug-no gold. 1t is said that
the French Consul at Acapulco has dis
covered rich deposits of virgin silver
equal to the famed Potosi. Perhaps it is
another Texas. s. F. Herald.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

DubiiC Adkrsi tors Notice.
l. All persons having claims against the
estate of l.. y. Keith, deceased, are hereby
notified to exhibit the same with the ouchers
thereof to VIM NJ Jordan, Public Adminis-
tratCr, within ten month from this date, or
they will be forever barred from VII benefit Of
said estate, and all persons indebted are re-
quested to make immediate payment.
WV. VI, JORDAN, ub!ic Admir-.
Auburn '53-4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
State OF Californian DIST. COURT
County Of Placer. llth judicial
District.
BENJAMIN B. CROW, The People OF
Us. ; the State of Cali.
HARRIET CROW. } fornia to Harriet


Crow:
We summon you to be and appear before
the District { ourt of said county within ton
days after the service hereof upon you; Cox
elusive of the day ofservice.) fserv d said in
county: if served out of the county but in
the said judicial District within twenty
days; if served out of the judicial District,
but in the State, within forty days: to answer
n bin Of complaint filed in said Court against
you, by Benjamin b. Crow, the nature
Of which is to obtain u judgment Of said
Court in his ia, or and against you, the do
fendant, on the ground Of adulterous conduct
on your part, and for abandoning him, the
plaintiff decreeing him divorced from the
bonds Of matrimOny which have hitherto eX-
listed, that he may be sole separate and uu.
married, also that said complainant may bs
decreed the separate and exclusive care. Gus
tody and maintenance of the children, Har-
rlet Ann and William Henry Crow described
in snid complaint as the issue of the mar
riage with you the said defendant.
You are notified that if you fail to answer
the SAID complaint in the time specified, tho
Court will proceed to hear proof of the facts
alleged therein and to grant relief in accor.
dance Herewith.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this
18th day Of October a. 1853.
WM. A. JOHNSON, Clerk.
upon reading the affidavit of the complain
ant in the foregoing cause. 1t is ordered BY
the Hon j. NJ. towel that service Of the
summons upon the defendant be made by
publishing the same in the placer Herald"
newspaper once n week for three weeks after
the first insertion w. A JOHNSON, Clerk.
James Anderson Attorney for Plaintiff.
Auburn, Oct 22d, 1853-n6 4t
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

A Bos sson editor gives the following
definition of BIoomer. "Just such a
sort of woman as looks and acts as if she
felt herself neglected by the men, and
meant to go as near to them as she could
by crawling into their pants.'
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12
T IST OF LETTERS remaining in
Ia the Post Office at Auburn November

&" Frederick
Aitken David
" Robert
Allison Robt
Allen Isaac
&" Albo S
BoN lie Martin
Bedford j p
Brown Louis L
Brigham hos w
Buck And j
Bingham Il
Bullan chas
Brazier Enoch
Burgess john
Bennett Emory S 2
Boynton henry
Butter Edw 3
Burgan john
Baily Wm 7
Blossom R h
Butterield Ira A
Boothe Sebastian h
Bowen A c
Beets Wm
Burton Elijah
Baldwin b f 2
Brantley Geo h
Branscombe O jr 8
Brown Mr. Knicker
booker ranch
Bero joseph
Barber Lyman
Baily And W j
d" j h
Barker Mrs harry
Brown john
Barber VIM
Bartlett Allen T
Bane joseph
Cain joseph
Cannon Amos
Caswell Daniel2
Carpenter l. L
Carton Gregory 4
CafyA David
Carle john L
Carroll h C
Camnbeil W ait
Carpenter john "
rellin john ,
Croner charles Q
Creamer jas h
Cra bs hamilton
Grain jus S
Cribbs A Abraham
Clark john c
Cooper chas 3
Copenhauer henry
Cook stephen
otter A.
Z" Lyman
Collins james 2
" jacob
Davis Daniel 2
Daggett joseph NJ
DAVIS VIM 2
&" r NJ
Daune Thomas
Dobson jas w 2
Downing ) W
Dodge Stephen
Doan e
Dickinson VIM
Dunfort john
briggs james
Eaton Samuel
" George 3
Ed wards james 2
do Elias
Edmond harvey
Feningham Philip
Fuller james b
Finch Amb4ose M
= Ambrose
L" Thomas d
Filley G H
Fitzpatrick Timothy
Finch Mrs Ann
Fendenhicm Philip
F'olwell j X
Forsha Garret
eager L h
Gassaway Miss Ann
Gardner Edwin Z
Gassaway Orpheus s
Gatzert Bernhard
G., tes Erasmus
Gibbins joseph R 3
Gilbert Nathaniel
" Thos j
Gilchrest r C
Gibbons Louis G
I" Isaac w
Gill john
Goulding Thomas
Gould George p
Goodell Pliney B 3
Hagan Alfred
Haworth james
Harris A braham 7
Hartshorn Asa 2
Hall George h 2
Harper jos w 2
Harlow Moses h 8
Hartshorn Ebenezer
Hall E F
Handlen VIM
Hacket VIM r
Hall Matthew
" charles
Haas Theodore
Haines Daniel j
Hassctt Michael
Hopkins R D
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-12

dissolution of Partnership ----
~ Notice is hereby given that the partner
ship heretofore existing between the under
signed styled Parkinson < Son, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, James Parkn.
son retiring from the firm
JAMES PARKINSON,
WILLIAM K. PARKINk,lN.
The business will still be continue the
old stand by the undersigned.
WILLIAM X. PARKINSON.
Auburn, October goth, 1853--3tpd