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Democratic Meeting.

AT meeting Of the Democratic voters of Hcnder-
son Precinct, held the store Of c. Blair, in Hen
derSon, Sibley County, Minnesota on Saturday. July
is, 1858, in pursuance of previous notice, Mr.. NJ
Grimes called to the Chair, and Mr.. c. Blair
appointed Secretary.
The object of the meeting being for the purpose Of
eectins n Delegate 10 the Democratic Territorial
Convention, TO be held at ST. Paul. on the 2sth INST
On motion Of Mr.. Aver, tho meeting proceeded to
the election Of Delegate, when JOS r. Brown was
unanimously elected to represent Henderson Precinct
in the Democratic Convention to be held in St Paul
for the purpose of nominating suitable candidate to
be supported by the democratic voters for Delegate
to Congress from the Territory of Minnesota
On motion of Mr. Clark
Resolved, That although II. IT, Sblev is our first
choice tor Delegate 10 Congress, we will leave our
Delegate 10 the Convention free to support such per-
son Tor candidate to Congress as he under the cir
c,nstances may deem for the best interests of the
Minnesota Valley
On motion the meeting adjourned, sine die,
NJ. GRIMES, Chm
CHAS. BLAIR, Sec.
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lac qui Pale Jane 20, 1858.
S. Il. RIGGS.

APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDIYr.-The
following now Consular appointments are announced
T.i-na.--I cal,h Smith, Of California.
lcina.nan.9--W liam Lilley, OF Ohio.
st Iahu'5. =. R-John Parsons of Florida.
RIatansa---id ,y:trd Wouell, of Delrware.
RIar-ei iies--~ainnel Dnsmore, of n. IA.
Cl,s.-w--ibtip +. Heart, of New York.
l,oaoa--E. Felix Foresti, OF New York.
E.-ineur--T. r. Wells. Of New York.
l.eith-J james Mcdowell, of Ohio.
Manhein--John Scherf, of Maryland
St jaso dc Cata-Sicphen Cochran, Of Penn.
Sunstla-- Connercal Agent, Robert r. Purvis,
Of -l.aaua.
The Bishop Ives affair has taken on new and
more unhappy phasc. The Church Herald has been
furnish vi,h q -tter written by member of the
Episcopal Church IN North Carolina 10 Bishop
Grcenc ~ hich states that s.Mrs. Ives will return
home With hes brother, DIR. Hobart, he having re.
ocsved fr, te Pope that Doctor Ives would be
ordained P7a n the summer, and could be M longer
c,astaer,I hcy dssSlaa5,i
Nv a published correspondence, il appears that
Samuel Martin, IL CampbeiI's Station, East Ten
uessee, was the Pioneer of cheap postage and
tsi fpr twenty-five Years, by means Of writing in the
public press, aud sending circulars influential peo-
pie he awakened attention TO the subject. These
facts are u;e known the proceeding Of the Perm
s,vsaia Rhetorical Society, and being Of national
i,por,ance should be recognized. Mr.. Martin is
no1 endesTor,ng 30 reduce the postage on books.
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NEW YORK, JULY rs.
NJ sRREED.

In Christ Church. July 20Ih, by Rev. T. Wilcox.
son, Mr. Guy DAILY to Miss MARY Cook, both
Of Hudson, Wisconsin.
MARRIED.-ln Lexington. Ky, on Thursday eve
ming, June 23d, at the residence of F.. Mscalister
Esq, Va. A. NEIL, Esq, of Columbus, Ohio, and
MARY Louisa, daughter of the late Richard New
ms, oil New York.
Gratulaions. friend Neil, gratulations over your
release from the bonds Of bacheorhood! Whilst
Your leaving crowd will cause many pang Of
grc To the boys, doubt not your ,hei,
circle, will be hailed with delight by the cold men y
Of the Capitol City, BY the way, VIII, can't You
make tour to beautiful and romantic Territory
We pledge You warm reception. Come, do!
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EcCIesiasticaI Notice.

Presbyterian Church, ~ Stew. E. D. Neill.
Pastor; preaching every Sabbath a, l0a, a. NJ, and
ZIP. NJ.
Presbyterian Church, Q. S..-Rev. J. G. Rebel
dafer, Pastor; preaching every Sabbath at lot, A.
u, ana 3 F. II.
Baptist Church, Rev. T. r. Cressey, Pastor !;
preaching every Sabbath, at l0a a. NJ, and 3 p.
VI.
Methodist Episcopal Church, Rev. NJ. Sorn !;
preaching every Sabbath, at l0a A. NJ, and IL p.
NJ.
German Methodist Church; Rev. August Korf-
hage preaching every Sabbath, at los A. NJ, and
u Z. NJ.
Chrst's Church; Rev. T. Wilcoxson, Rector /;
Services every Sabbath, at l0k, A. NJ, and 81, P.
VI.
Roman Catholic Church RI. Rev. Joseph Cretin,
Bishop; services every Sabbath, at l0t A NJ, 3,
and u. p. Nj.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

ESTATE OF JOHN CARTN DECEASED.
TNNiIE Undersigned having been appointed Coinnis
y to receive, examine aud djist All claims
dGads OF ali persons against the estate III John
M'CartN late Of Arlington county, deceastd, " ell
all ciui and demands c>hlbted offset thereto
hereby give notice. that tue iiined Ior Tie pies
euiaton OF said claus is sIA Months from the SI>th
dal July Also, that they will meet al the Office
the Register OF Deeds, i'll saltwater, IN sand county
SATURDAY, The 20th day OF August next aud proceed
~ The discharge OF The duties assigned them.
ALI person> having claims against said estate,
quested present the time and place above
mentioned, proper. authenticated
MAHLON BLACK, }c.,
ARIAi. ELDRlDGE,
Slillwaer NJ. I. IuLv IL loa3li-4
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Office.

NOTICE.
NpOOES will be opened on the First Monday OF Sep
~ teuiber 1862 by the Commissioners designated IN
passed lay the Legislature OF tie Territory OF
Minnesota, iucor porating the Lake superior, uget
sound and Pacific Railroad Company at st. Paul NAH
i,owoc Menasila, Fond dG lac, Milwaukee Chicago,
Detroit, Albany AID the cIil 81 New NOrk, 10
subscriptions the capital 80 ck OF said company.
HENRY II. SlBLLN,
GEO. REED.
JOHN Is. MACY,
&. T.. TROWBRiDGE, sCom'rs.
JULIUS WHITE,
l.. BLOSSOM,
JAMES DUANE DOTY.
Dated March IL, l->3-litf
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ST. PAUL FERRY.
WHlTNEY'S GALLERY OF DAGUER.


vNHE subscriber having recently made great improve
nehts III the arrangement of light ia his gallery aud
having procured the latest improved apparatus which
logeiher witi ms before very superior stock makes the
appointments 81 MS Gallery equal # not superior any
~ the est is n"W prepared execute Dguerreoty DC
ihthesSts IL Att IL ursurpa>std bV anN operatur
Lie Is uncertain. aud persons Ia health should not de-
nay one honitit in procuring of these me
hentos OF HE which, under the irving cTculs t:.ces
o bnal separation of friends 10 pric. can purcna.e
Miniatures taken III any weather and neatly set In lock.
'tS lis- rligs, bracelets large variety Of
which are Kept constantly or hand ard new patterns
beng >tantiy received All respect.L invited
10 call aud examine specimens
ST. Paul, Aug ;. lc52. left
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ST. Pau, VI. T. April 81, 1853.
For Sale.

LIBERAL Inducements are now offered By the sub.
- scriber 10 ali those wishing purchase landed
propert, in or about 81. Paul. TN O HUNDRED LOTS
in eligible positions within The limits OF the alton,
Will he sold on terms To suit purchasers.
ALSO. one lot fronting ST. Anthony street,
the American Hotel % feet trout hy feet deep
front by 40 feet deep; The lower part OF which
BILE for mercantile business. and the second and
third stories of which admirably adapted for Offices;
on the same lot there Is comfortable dwelling house,
good warehouse and carriage house.
ALSO eighty acres of yalusbie Land laid out in
lots. Immediately adjoining aud overlooking me town,
ihe Saltwater road, soEdng excellent sitr for
try residences on the most advantageous Terms and in
such Quantities may he desired.
ALSO the undivided hall of quarter section of land
lHng on The saltwater road, five miles from the city of
st faul.
All OF the above property Will he sold at extremely
low rates for cash. JOHN II. IRVINE.
ST. Paul, May IS, 1853 If
CHEAP GROCERIES.
NJ FARMER, late If the firm OF Rey r. Farmer,
- is pleased To inform his Old friends and all those
wishing pupchase hroCcTes and Provisions cbcapy,
that he hA, received and offers for sale ~ the lowest
cash prices at his new stone ON Third Street, door
below the " orlds air large, re. ard well selected
toch of articles i'll his ne Consisting in pert Of lae fol-
lowing:
Sugars of all varieties,
Teas, the latest inrortat ions and best qualities,
Coffee, West India and Mediterranean Fruits,
Iish--o od. MaekcTci and iierFiug,
IicSles and Irr~trj Is "i all kinds,
Nuts AlmDuts TIiberts, Brazil, &c,
Tobacco aud Cigars,
Moasses and :. rup, best quality from Deiche-s Re-
Gnery,
fsour--SEp trGDe of tie choices: brands
Mans ShC uidet and Pork
And ali other articles in the line ef family cons1mp-
ton, grc and small. too tedious 10 mention
am bound To sell, and those wishing TO t.sde vii
en5 il IL then advantage 10 call.
I'M. FARMER.
May Is, 80 i-y
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MENDOZA HOUSE, MENDorA.

Would respectfully inform the public that have
II taken The Farribault House, in the of Mendo-
la and am prepared TO odate boarders perma-
nent of rlilsient.
The house is newly fitted up, is commodious and
pleasantly located and no pains will be spared in my
endeavors To make it one OF the most comfortable in
the West.
JAMES BRUCE.
Mendota, July 10, 1851
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NEW ARRIVAL.
TIL L VOL LD'S FAIR
) now repleie, and usual, ahead in its style of
Il cheap and Fashionable
Fancy aad Domestic Dry Goods,
Gimps, Laces Frnses, Bonnets, Hats, Caps Gloves and
Hosiery,
Direct from the East choice and select assortment OF
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
or ali Sizes prices aud qualities. Furnishing and piece
Goods, Taior,' Trimmings, etc.
UTagg0, "a, Tapestry. Wool, Caton and Hemp
CARPETS.
Cocoa. fheopskin, Tufted, Manila and Chinese
Rugs and Mats.
Stair and Floor Linens and Oil cloth. Paper Hangngs
window Blinds OF various prices and Qualities
Trunks, Nases, Oil Tapestry and carpet Bags and
Satchels, etc.
lItf Al the WORLDS Fair. EDWARD KEENAN,
j. W. boNp. N. n. KELLOGG.
NEW FIRM,
AT THE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CITY
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j. w. BASS Il CO.,
Storage and Commission
Merchants,
SAINT PAU, Minnesota TtTri,ory.
XXyIIOi.ESALE dealers in Groceries and Provisions
W Grain, Flour, Lime, Hair and Produce ii al,
kinds exclusively on commission.
j. w. Is. X Co., have large and commodious
W hart Boat, and also the Wharehouse the Levee,
Lower Landing, Corner of Sibey aud Water Streets)
aording them facilities superior to any engaged in
similar business aud enabling them handle goods Tor
The country free Of drayage.
REFEREEcEs.
Conklin Smith, \. Y, Riggs s. Lowering St J ouis
+ Choteau, Jr, a Co \. Y. II. + McCioskey, Galena
ID n j. w. Banning, C1H. o. u. H. Campbell
Dole n Ramsey, Chicago, III Z. Choteau, IT., 81 Cos
ST Louis, Missouri.
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WHO WANTS GOOD CATTLE!
THE undersigned has hundred md fort, head Of
first rate cattle, comprising Cows Beef Cattle and
r -, we'll broke oxen. These cattle the best
E.9S ever offered in the 81. Paul Market aud will
Asls..s be sold cheap for Cash have also the best
BIZ LII ever brought Minnesota. Persons wishing to
buy would do well to 20 TO Trout Brook and III en-
TIiOS MCQUEEN.
Juy IA Io53-9t+la
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kfTTSON'S ADDITION TO ST. PAIL.
VSNllS desirabie ground. wing ia the central and
ady antt.cUus part oi The basin VI ST. raul where
must inevitably be the principal business the
town, and aTordg also choice and del ll iul OTIS
IL the upon the bench, for dwelling holses is sur
vey ed irto tots and offered sale with titles M
disputed ana ndisputa le at reasonably low prices, and
upon liberal terms o! credit for most OF the purchase
Oney, and Lumber Cor binding Lots sold j.. The ad-
dtion, viii he furnished the rotary mill easy
terms. CHARLES II. OAKES
Agent for Pr0prctors.
81. Paul July 81 1857! Is
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Saint Paul Hat, Cap and Geutiemens'
Furnishing Store.
Fresh frriuais- Cheaper thar Erer, and
LoWer than GODS are soid East.
THy RlTCHiE has just received fresh assortment
OF Goods comprising laiesi ST! les OF six, Beav-
e. and koSsuth Hats. Fine Siik Hats, high Crowned
k0ssuth Hats, Army and Navy Caps, with splendid
assortment of shirts aud neck ties. Fancy half
hose, soaps. perumery, trunks, vases carpet bags,
canes umbrellas, and variety OF goods too numerous
IL nef.tioi at RITtHIEiS.
Innt 30 Corner Third and Wabasli.w SIS.
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"a | offer property situate 3 in the town ,xx4sEsa
sssEQ OF Saint Paul. and IN it, impedi- n
l-IA ate vicinity, for sse loA for cash J.6s;ssH
The terms sitl AS do often present x@fHsA%S
themselves tn Tie capitalists. Two dwell
ing houses, AID severa lots OF land. i'll ->-ASs~>
central Part of 81 Pau with abundant supply of excel
lent wa;tr Win this property viii lie sold about ten
acres ofaBd, covered large and thrifty growth Of
wood
nave also for sale, number of five acre lots with
growing timber Oh them. situated on, aud the iinne-
dlhte VICINITY OF public roads, and mile from
ST Fhul The above property will be sold such low
terms Tor casa, that the purchaser Immediately sell
again al an advance.
For sale on time prices will be proportional CHER
Apply to HENRY A LAMBERT, third street corner
tedaT, or u r HOY /, 81 Iall. lilly
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FARM FOR SALE.

A FARM OF 2I7 ACRES with ten acres broken on
N which a crop raised last simmer. HIS il q
good ranarack hoGse, IL - and stable 20 80. There
good Spring the house, FIRE Of
running through The farm. IL situated :e beau
tii Nih picturesque lake, Johanna; miles from 80,
Paul and - miles from 81 Anthony Falls with good
roa,s lesiiEg each way HENRY McKENTY
ST patI, April IL, lo53-6m52
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MANkATO CITY. MINNESOTA, FOR
SALE.

20 LOTS in the City of Mankato, Blus Earth
n ~ County, situated At tile head Of Steamboat
navigation on the great Southern bend Of the Naneso
Ia, or ST. letters River lear the mouth of ,ae Blue
Earth.
Apply TO the subscriber to James K Lawrence,
Esq who 10 the Special Asen, 1T Mankato CITY ior tha
sale Of ,his property. HENRY MckENTY.
st paul. AMI i2l3--EmE2
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De ST. Anth'ny Street, Upper 7o,rn 81. Pad.
EHTE have just received another large lot Of Drugs
w Medicines, Chemicals, Paints Oils, Fancy arti-
cIes, etc. comprising in part the following:
White Lead, Blows pure) Il large quantity in 100
30 and p ID kegs; Patty by The barrel in badlers
insecd OIL Alcohol, Coach Narnish very fine article
Copa Farnish, lurpeutiue, etc. by the Dbl. gallon
Paint, Narnsh, VIII itewash and Marking Brushes MI
kinds and sizes; Meats Foot Oil i'll cans; Sash Too,s
Beeswax; Rosn, by the barrel; Bath brick in bGxes
Oh of vitroi by the carboy; Plaster Paris in kegs
Whiting in dos Refined Whale Oil Sweet Oil in cans
aud bottles Ammonia in jars Lard Oh, (rciuet) by
barrel gallon Hops, by the sack pound; Hone,
fresh by the keg single Pound Tamarmds fresh hy
the keg single pound; Window Glass all sizes from
10 20 30, aud glass order free of charge
Parcels Arabian, Mustang and Nerve and Bone ,ni-
ment, by the bottle; Cod Liver Oil (Rushton
Ciark q COS very fine article by the don or single
bottle; Pale and Dark Brandy, Port aud sherry Wine;
superior article OF each Brittania Lamps and burn
ing Fluid, fresh supply on hand and for sale cheap
Pain Killer, perry Davis by The gross dozen or sin
gle bottle; Aud all kinds of PATENT MEDICINES
TOBACCO and CltiARS-the very best OF each
Scotch, Rappee aud Macaboy Snuff in jars and blad-
ders, ana by the pound.
GLuE-White, scotch and Common; by the box,
kes or barrell.
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II. G.. SANDFORD.

III. c. SANDFORD,
nEAIFR in Groceries, Hardware aud Dry Goods,
- OF Third ST., will keep on hand constant supply
of The following articles, with supply Of Fancy goods:
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of every description made up expressly for this market
and Tor this season. constantly hand cheap for ready
pay, and 10 sale without. lie has complete assort-
ment of
FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES,.
consisting In part OF Old yson Young yson and Black
Teas, Lagnira, Java and Rio Cofecs, n D, Crushed
Luai aud Pu!vcrized Sugars Spices, Pepper. Gloves
Nuegs Cassia, Rice, Raisins, saeTatus, starch soap
Chewing and smoking Tobacco, Candles, OIL fiah,,c
HARDY. ARE.
Mill and Cross Cut Saws, all sizes; OK, log, and
Trace Chains; HalteTs, Ii. Chains; Axes ard aAs
heives scythes sckles and sathes shoves spades and
hoes, wrought and cut nais locks catches bolts cut
tiery, etc
100000 Cigars, Of every variety.
POKE ano t,LOC X constantly en- hand, In large
quantities
MI Santcrd's stock is large, and he will be receiving
new Eoods constantly IN order TO keep his
complete He Is determined sell his goods for ready
pay as cheap a. they be purchased elsewhere Give
MIN a CALL March TO- 553-47-lyl
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FOR - .l.k.

vYNHE large three s'ory house and lot situated on Main
j street, in the Of Stii.w ateE, kiioSn tno
saltwater House, former, kep, for hoiei. with
stable and cut buildings connected; for sais sro
will be sold upon The reasonable terms tins s9e
and well finished house II situated upon tie pfcfya
business street III the town. the steamboat ishd
ing and well constructed for cnuvsnieBi 8ote4 nna az
lords chance for Investment ~ person wisn'
ing 20 engage in the business oil keeping hotel. -
For further information te OF sale eppy "
Nd. .AMES, Es9., IT Ssii%s'ss'
April 2a, 1853.
NOTiCE..TO THE EUBLtCs
THOSE persons wishing 70 be coihIcs'.o'c ~ .S
the warm weather xil fad it greatH 70 .-sas ~
vantage 10 call upon r RICHIE ard pIespss sne %
| shey are Goins f.s, and selling ehesP
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.
NOTICE Is hereby given 20 al persons interested In
~ the estate Of John NJ. SAWYER deceased, late Of
saltwater, in HE county ri Washington Tat the under
signed simnstrat viii apply to the Probate Court
OF said county, Monday, the first cay of August
for lnal settlement Of his administration Of said
tate. SElH M SAW YER,
saltwater, June q, 1858. g. AdninisIator.
AT COST.
HHYNEMAN will sell his DRY GOODS and READY
HI MADE CLOTHING AT COST. AZ Am going east
the lst Of August TO buy my Fall Stock. Call
soon, al 81 St, near Jackson
Jnlv II. lss3--S.
lNRINUSrONE S-Beria and common,
IN az MARSH All. a. cos.
NDULE and nl;srule OF the English in America BY Hal
IL iburton. lIoi LIE DUO RcHRER-
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uURRAH FOR THE RED LINE.
pArrIsoN go 4 nExsax,s

pArrrsoN A < HExsoN.s
pED LINE COACHES with the best of teams and
- careful drivers now the read bet It,
Paul and ST. Anthony ready TO accommodate the pub
nc on all occasions. They have large and excellent
Livery Stock several new and e,egsnt Carriages and
Barouches; also Harness and Horse FrTnishings,
and equipages Of the most elegant description.
+. 81 in returning thanks the public for the lib.
era patronage heretofore bestowed upon them, take
pleasure In stating that they have just received in adj
don TO their former extensive stock, several yoIng
elegant, aud
WELL BROKE HORSES!
specmens Of stock that have been cquaed In the
Territory Their present stock needs but to be to
be admired and approved by discriminating public.
Will our friends and the public remember that ths
Livery Stable In the OF the American House, at the
upper end OF Saint Paul. they at all hours have such
conveyance by land, on whess horseback, they
may desire. PATTlSON Il BENSON.
ST Paul, June so, 1853. ly
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-05
FARM FOR SALE.

"a That beautiful farm, more gener- IN
E@:iH orally known as Van Courts Ranch,-4
is now offered for sale This farm is located
on Dry Creek, five miles above the kentucKy
Hosse, and two miles below Cox's ranch, anu
embraces four hundred and eighty acres
three hundred and TWEEN of which is loca'eu
under the school law There are about two
hundred acres inclosed with good boaru
fence-one hundred and sixty of that undef
cultivation. The house is frame. 80 % ~ fee,'
Two wells are near the house, and there IS ~
ways water in abundance in the creek i 10,
stock. The whole farm is beautifully shaueu
with large oak trees. 80.
There will be sold with the premises II us,
sired, everything requisite to carry on farn, h.
ing on large scale, viz: One of McCorncAtt nj
celebrated Reoping Machines, that Will osr Oor
from Is to 20 acres of wheat or barley pedd
day, with two men Ga raker and rider s;n sr1
and four horses; also Victory Seed pl,"' ,"s
Plows. Harrows, Wagons, Horses. Muiss' ss
Oxen. Cows and calves, hay in STACK St. g..
Any person wishing to engage in TINS PtoD; in
able business. will not get a better chan0e .r,.
the State as the proprietor is about 10 hi h;s
bark in other business that will require
whole attention For information 1e:n :.as
&C., apply to the subs rber on the prepn'T1'N pgpT
ALEX, VAN COUhi'
Van Courts Ranch, Oct, Sth-n4 I'm
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-11-05
LEGAL NOTICES.
CHERIFF's SALE.--By virtue o

- m execution to me directed, issued out
the Hon. District Court of the 1lh Judi
cial District, in and for Placer County, on
judgment rendered on the goth day of
October, 1858, in favor Of Martin Dona-
hoe and against w lillian P. Walker tor
twelve hundred and seventy-sx dollars
and fiftynine Cts (Sl276,59), with inter
est on the same from rendition OF Judg-
ment, together with the sum of two hun
dred and thirteen dollars ($2lS,OO), costs
of suit. have this day levied upon and
will sell to the hest bidder for cash, at
the Court House in Auburn, Placer coun-
ty, on Saturday the 18th day of Novem-
Der, 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 W a
ter and Mining Ditch or Canal, being and
situated in acer county, or so much
thereof as wi 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., 1853-11-05
CHERTFF'S SALE.---

CHERTFF'S SA LE.---By virtue of
~ an execution to me directed issued out of
the son. District Court Of the lth judicial
D strict in and for Placer county, on judg
ment rendered on the 21st day Of October,
1853 i'll favor of John Walk and against
George Nelson for the sum of $l99,l costs Of
suit, have this day lev ed upon and VIII sell
to the highest oder for cash. nt the Court
House in the town of Auburn Placer county,
on Saturday t e 10Th dny of November, n. d..
1853, at IL o'clock q m, all the right, title
interest and claim Of the said George Nelson
in and to the following described property,
to-wit: A certain ranch known as the Union
Ranch" situated on the Auburn and Nevada
road, in Pla er county, i te OF 'alitornla
or so much thereof as may be sufficient to
satisfy said plaintiff S demand of Sl99,I5. to.
gether with accruing costs This October
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BY VIM. Dillingham;, Deputy.
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