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rlIy
M. sas oS o. ranns, zine sss.siay Superior od wins
the Of his rcssncy Don
secoad shs sell all his
hold effects, vizi .H4 #H#H
cAptsrr ,uRSrrvRr, Sc.
Magnificent Chic lerns piano. .,ie Louis
q s ... .sa - sss ss
furniture comprising French sol', p4rlo', aud reception
Gan.,.s, are screens. and chimney piece. 70 match
mahogany blue damask funiturs con
s.ns Of lounge, chair, chairs, foot.too
Suit Of walnut mn,oon plush covered furniture comptas
Two lounges. two arm e"sr eighteen p'rlor chaiS, ladies'
Rustic j.ra,aisie, music stands, e,easres N i
Elegant toriosscsheii cnb,net xt ornaments.
French pais mirrors, chandeiers feas
Chi"s poys, walnut snd mahogany ro.' tables
Handsome N. he and r,n French .,an,sl clock
sssrs. a saS sss %
beautiful ri, maniei clock and shade
.. .Ss . .,"as. a vs. .ss s.''
M.hos.oy .ndw dressing bureaus, wardrobe,
Iron hedsseaAs, with arched canoptes ....
Walnut Hi ns5e,han bed-esd, wardrobe
Orange wood esd..s.d, made % order ia Havana
Secretary, bookcase Ar" chair.
: Psyche glass. East India chairs .#.4 4. ...
i,all, astral, side, and reaainr lamps. bracelets
Marble top sids1csrd msboaaay pae stand
Hat rsei, hall tables, mats
Rest cufled hair and husk mattresses ....
Boosters and pillows, washstands, toilet sets.
rLArtp wAss, sc.
Of rich aud plated Sheffield table Service ce@p
sns elegant eenuspsos, twi.h Gvs-sh, branches
.s. csHdiestck e#sMN #4.r nv Fl
wioe-cooers, uqnor stands, cssoss, coasters
Ssivers bres u avs, large meat dishes
Stands aud oovers, doh vegetable dishes nc.
Rich lowered aud god French china dinner, dessert
services E"t.NFfs rEkr u n y
Plain white and gold banded .=#ar- m
Cystal cut decan,srr, tsrabers, wines .as t.
Water boues, champagne eordiai.. s.,stss
Avrsss.
Beau,ifal copy of Rsphssi's Virgin Of the Fish" by
-torda. r .s#.. ~
Two original hesds, attributed 20 Rembrandt vsndykc
The Anuoncsuon, by an old ##.H
Together hs large collection Of and beautiful erg'angs
framed.
6npsrios old Amonulodo sserfg, Casks and bottles
Small but select hot OF champagne, Californian, red, sweet,
and other wines ~
Splendid family carriage, nearly hui, order by Law
h Collins ...#
Small baroucbe and charlotte. #.a #...a..a.Hs|
t## cArrturos, SC. e.A
Tapestry, BRUSSELS, and three ply earpetings
Psin,.d hoorcioth, mating, rugs /.
Bathing tub, ere irons,
Kitchen utensils, &c.
Terms $50 and under, cash that credit Of
for satisfactorily sndorsed bearing
IM#8# @# .#H2Et JAS, q. MCGUIRE,
July gid Aaetosser.
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ORlCK HOUSE AND LOT ON EAST CAPITOL STREET AT
Auction Tuesday the os, shall ssi
Of me premises nj O'Clock lot No T. in No t0
IN" o' fronts ~ feet inches Capitol
the line Of Sch 80 feet cou,s'nos a0
with the Improvement which - good ard WI built
brick house.
Terms oochird baisnce in -s snd twelve
The purchaser deferred
est from day o saIe. deed and deed of
Az conveyancing At the cost Of the purchaser.
TILE indispatsble
GREEN a SCOTT,
July 2i-d kucrioueer.
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This indca large business; but the accounts in res
the bsves,s have 30 erpor" Of preduce
that tho supply Of bills IL greater sn the demand,
nd heavy Baron Brothers ask I09l draws 10
point but Bemoot and ,ther leading houses sell freely at
e. sight bills on Paris being 10. and 90 days l2s
l5t Tho large private houses act IN tho relation Of reg
ulaors 10 the exchanges far better sn The Old Mdnsier
used to do At tbi. season money cheaper IN London
than here and by drawing 10 supply the markets at THIS
season. when nd from importers OF goods Erea
and the supply produce bills the best they the
funds advantage ndcsn replace the bills some months
later when produce coming freely forward causes
The supply outrun the momentary d, msnd Some specie
goes forward and the receipts and exports Of specie have
been stree June H. which time the bank returns were
made up, follows
Receipts California A60ea fe3
Exported from New yosk t%
Rxcss. receipts
The returns Of the New York city banks up June Ith
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lily y. q. MeSUIRE. AMctionser.
FOR SALE At PUBLIC AUCTION.-on Tuesday afternoon
2ots, on O'Clock,
dwelling,
buIdiuGs,
sted very desirable md central Of the city, 10Th
west, between q and n streets
Title ind.putabie.
For terms &c,s apply 10
Jas. G. hpGulRR,
July oi-d huciioneer.
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l,aaT,:ss

The French import In lSt7 5000 COO quartes If il
should be bu COO This then
be requisite from, the United States 2si2 7ss quarters OF
wheat and 100000 of our In round nu mbes
30 900 900 bushels of wheat This could readily be sup
piled through the multiplied means OF int nal and
,ema transportation that now exist, aud the abundant
crops and low range Of prices Should however dispose
lion manifest itself 10 hold for very hixh prices thar fact
would curail consumption TO considerable extent, and
draw European supplies by inducing se of coarse
food in order obtain Tic high wheat II is also
TO be borne in mind, that although great number
of farmers eble bold and the abundance of money
may enable some others 10 do the great pro-
ducers the lands ard lines OF public works
settlers, and will sell every bushel that ley can get good
price for and these sales may suffice to supply even
large demand, and throw reserved TO the ne
depress the value Of all IL is also the the
wheat of egous, where there is ability bold will
keep well as others These, with variety Of other
condersons make it exceedingly unsafe to vor to
act unnanraiy upon the market by borrowing to hold
The free of wheat, gradually rising under tile
Iscliye demand, impad an extraordinary degree Of
prosperity TO every business department, ing money
abundant and the dem aud for goods active on the
other band, any general auem pit OF interior banks
by loans hold, will re,nlt in disaster
The prices OF -four have risen much and tle disposition
manifested to-day to sell at the rsessy western m
85a IS e. being 60 cents better fancy brsod- So Is a
IS Is Rye -FOUR SO 90 Wheat la small supply hpt in
demand at III cents western red 1870 white Rye
dull al 81 cents Corn, III cts yellow 6s
ed southern Pork Is steady at Sl2 rs prime SIS 62 mes
Beef in demand at IS So 2 prime IS $40 mess Lard
~ ou Rice quiet al SO IS 81 l2i Tufpen,inc IS IS
CJuon is dull under the war nrwsz-snles as before
Ffrghts quiet at 2d FOR four, aud 81 Tor gain.
Stocks continue very dal showing hide or interest.
Yours, PRENTICE. +
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The OF these goods busy opening and dis
laying them The vislrers IN The city TO nevcrto-
less and for Saturday and Monday the receipts
were nearly $1,000. .*a.#t.E.a
gree of animation which has, however up to last week,
not been large. The preparations for business
grand scale The mpora,ons Of the two weeks have
been as follows. compafed wi IA The period OF last
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Hy ). @. MoGuuRE. A.c,,.r..y.

Ky y. q. WcGVIHE- NucUome~r.
VERY VALUABLE LOT ON STREET At AUCTION
Saturday July o'c,ecs promises.
shall sell part lots and ~ fronting
lin and 2t runn~e
inches. This handsomely
In the city for redeoce worthy
tenon Of capitalists
Term. op.ihud cash the residue In IA uaanth~ for
notes satisfactorily secured, boaring interest
Jas. G. UIRE,
July 9i--d Aucuspssr.
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URCKiAYERs.-w.nsd immediately ON extension Of Uni.
ted States Capitol Wasbpaton thir,y bchieyeys Wages
~ w. 10 good workmen, stesdy employment will be given.
M. q. MEiea,
Capt o. Engineers.
In charge Extension U. g. O. and Of ws.hns,os Aqp.due
July l5-u .eU
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ny &c. NJ. sTHAI'rON. Aucsion~-r,

ny E. NJ STRATUM AuctoU~~r,
tP<unsvioora nosnne south side, Trnfh afecfJ
VALUABLE PROPERTY NORTH or FRANKLIN row
On Saturday NEXT, July 2sd at 81 O'Clock, the prem
shall sell lot No W, In No 2f located
18th and Msssachusors containing
feet beiss decidedly the
that part Of the city. #.t..
AZ half past six o'clock
Immediately sale Of the cell
subdivision Of No 2s situated NJ M
each lot being rs by is feet all
s,73o square feet
The Terms which liberal, win be a, sale.
Jnly 9i--d
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By Il. n. sTaATros, Auct,or..r,

fPennsyivunia avsnse, south eide, ioh streef)
TRUSTEE SALE OF DRY GOODS. hc, At AUCTIoN--To
morrow (Fndsy morning. July nd, O'Clock,
lion rooms. of dry goods sks large
hrsched mu.iins linens. embroidered under Sleeves
bsndksrchef. figured nusIios, hosiery, Ao.
Terms cash ..
order OF #0.EMM JHUsTEk
July Wilt
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By j. q. Mcguire, A"caomssv.

tHe By u. q. MCGUIRE, Aactlo.eev.
@ pn0 CORPORATION ON wAsHlNGrO FER CENT.
SlUuU stock suconOn Monday afternoon July 05b
O'Clock auction shall
phsns Court 81 800 corporation OF Washington stock.
Terms cash, in banknbe fonds
JAS G, MCGUIRE
Aucuoneer.
WIN he added,
5000 Patriotic Bank Of Washington stock
JAS, q. MCGUIRE
July Gid Auctoneer.
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SUPERIoR CABINET FURNITURE, MAGNIFICENT LOUIS
y XIV Piano Forte " Erardn Harp, Rich Sheffield silver
Table Service French China Dinncr,
Ware Rare Did OIL Painting Zine Ens.ynss, Superior wnsr
Splendid family Carriage On Monday morning
O'Clock residence his
Ia Barea Minister Resident from Spain 81 and
east rha sell all his house
hul effects, a |e#.a IS
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New YopK. July % The Europa's new has depressed
breadsusales OF tyQ bbs Of Hour IS o6 S. Is for
Sac, and s5 IL IS q Tor western southern buoyan nj
nj IS 81 So GAY Wheat unseted-ssles OF 200 bush
els Of white 1870 Corn r-ssl~s OF $500
bushels at 10 for mixed and ~ censfor yellow
PALnMotr, July 20 There sales OF 30 hbls Hsw-
ard street Dour, fresh ground from old wbca at So 81
The grain market rather dull under The Europs's
news About ~ 600 boshels Of wheat vere offered and
mostly sold lo3 li3 for red and lis lis
Gems Tor white The receipts OF cora moderasssles
Of 1000 bushels 81 % cenr,'or white and 81 cents fer
yellow. fu
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" md Iight Tent
and the Traveller by lanes Hsa,on D. ID. pshNshca
~
HISTORY Island ard Newport Past, ny IN. Rev
Edward ~. NNt8tf
ror sHie al a
GRAY d BArLANTyNer Boos.,ore
10 " 50 itb sues, Odd Y~ilo~s Han.
Eue bENTTwo Offices nd
~ the neRhtorhood Of tho War
been 6nsbsd and
one
Inquire Of " and l7ra streets Is
July l9--Gds n. N...s
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PnIL,pELFniA, July ia small boat, when leaving the
ferry Clip Camden ibis evening with three gentemen
and five ladies' bound pleasure excursion Coopsfs
creek, into and swamped by the William
Penn. Three ladies' named Mary Gavanni. OF Philadsl
pha, and Mary Mclaughlin and Margsect Price, OF Cam
den. we drowl.ed. The otheis were ssytd.
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LoSDos. July lit is hoped ,hat Tho peace Of Eu
rope may be matnaiDed by Of Frsnco Eng
land, and Austria. through which tho demand. of Russia
may be satisfied In substance If not in form z 8stN
ATHENS. July 2.-The American envoy insists ,rnena.
cngy, the immediate revocation sentence against
Mr.. King ss,e-t . 49, s.4tss5 4. =.
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PIrspuRo, July 20.-The extensive Touring warehouse
belonging and occupied by Mr. James NJ @. Gully was
entirely consumed by fire this morning contained
bbls Of Hour ami 800 busheI, OF salt besides other
valuable merchandise The building and It's contents will
be total oss There is Insurance In the Citzen,
North Amercan, and franklin Offices. OF 8Ao,ooo The
toiat less is estimated at $50 COO
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MURDER IN rnK STATE PRISON.

Bo,ros july ls.-In the State prison at Charestown
this morning convict named James Wilson attacked q
fellow-convict oamed William Adams. and with case
knife evidently sharpened for the porpose, severed his
guiar vein, causing instant death Not word passed be-
them, and provocaton given by the muir
dcteI Wilson's sentence OF four yean i'm prison
expired this morning. and be about being dis.
charged when he committed the murder.s. ..a#
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oVefa arrests Of armed persons took place the opera
?" thursday night THIS greatly nagnied Change
as an event OF importance. $50 4. - - 49,
The ilom sthe P,soeh sgric are
rather better. .rEs SANS 4. rra ststt Mi2f
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SAILING OF AMERICA.
B,sroS, July 2lThc steamer America sailed to-day,
full OF passengers She does not take much specie
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NEW GROCERY SruRk, CORNER ~fTth ID str
~ ny LINTON TWEEDYs-rhe suhscybers beg inform
their friends Ard the public generally
nbovc business IN the spacious
lately occupied ny John A. Dopoho deceased
Ia, 10 keep constantly hand ~ rood.
which shall observe the character nj the beet Fsy
also article In the line
costly Courteous ssnion aud prompt delivery goods may
con6dentl, expected.
July 2--dtfm
fNlH' --l q
goa sale. S~rvast Girl. ~ old, good he~.s
servant chid that be recommended for her
and qualifications She viii
gentleman for ms own family hs the Apply
JAa. c. MCGUIRE
July l5-dSt Aaet and CosO Merchant
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nv TELEGRApII.

NsAiFAt 60 THg KUeoPS uEYs LAIKk FaoA EUROPE
1 nA'AfAN, July is.-Ths s'eaner Europa has arflyed
phslpS Liverpool dates OF July O. The s,eansf Arctic
afased atLissrpool on the 5th al noon st# t {.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22

lNconRIaIBLE.-"You man, do you
believe in a future state?" 'ln course
does, and what's more, intend to en-
ter it as soon as Betsy gets her wedding
things ready"
"You mistake me. Do you believe in
\ future state of rewards and punish
ments?"
"Most assuredly. If Ishould CUT mugs
At red headed woman, should expect
my hat indented by the first cistern pole
she could lay her hand on"
"Go to, young man; you are incorrigl
BILE. Go to-"
"Go two' If it wasn't for that law
again bigamy darned if | wouldn't go
dozen. But who supposed, Deacon, that
u man of your years would give such ad
vice TO a pussin just started in life ?"-
This rather took the deacon down.
Whether the conversation was renewed, F.,
will not be known Unit! our express ar
Yives.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
FARM FOR SALE.

Ia That beautiful farm, more gener ssss sssss
.:il. orally known AS Van Courts Ranch - -
is now offered for sale This farm is loca ted
on Dry Greek, FIVE miles above the Kentucky
Hoase, and two miles below Coxs ranch, and
embraces four hundred and eighty acres -
three hundred and TWEEN Of which is located
under the school law There are about two
hundred acres inclosed with q good board
fence--one hundred and sixty of that under
cultivation The house is frame. 80 y 20 feet.
Two wells are near the house, and there is nj
ways water in abundance in the creek for
stock The whole farm is beautifully shaded
with large oak trees.
There will be sold with the premises if de-
sired. everything requisite to carry on farm
ing on a large scale, viz: One Of Mccormick s
celebrated Relping Machines, that will cut
from Is to 20 acres Of wheat or barley per
day, with two men "a rake and rider) and
and four horses; also Victory Seed Drill,
Plows. Harrows, Wagons, Horses, Mules,
Oxen, Cows and calves, hay in stack. &c.
Any person wishing to engage in this profit
able business, will not get better chance in
the State as the proprietor is about to en-
bark in other business that vii require his
whole attention For information, terms,
&c., apply to the subs riber on the promises.
ALEX, VAN COURT.
Van Courts Ranch, Oct. Sth--n4 2m
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22

CALIFORNIA CoAL.-The Sacra-
mento Union describes some speci-
mems of coal taken from the foothills
of the Sierra, ir Butte county, about
forty miles above Marysville:
"In external appearance it much
resembled the more bituminous va
rieties Of coal, breaking with a shi-
ming fracture; but as this coal was
taken from near the surface, it could
not be considered as fair sample,
and we have no doubt that the more
favorable specimens will be found,
1t was comparatively light, the spe-
cific gravity certainly not being so
high as that of ordinary bituminous
coal.
"The vein in which it occurs is
about six feet thick, crossing out with
q dip of about 45 deg; but at some
distance in the hill, where a shaft of
twenty-nine feet has been sunken, to
intercept the vein, it is found nearly
horizontal. 1t burns with a clear,
bright flame, but appears not to have
much strength"
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
D. O. MILLS & Co.,
r A n X r K S

TJAVING completed their new Ere
L L proof Bank building, they have re-
moved into it, on the old site,
NO. IS STREET,
DRAFTS for sale at sight or on time on
the principal cities in the Atlantic States.
GOLD DUsr purchased at the highest
rates.
DRAFTS at par on San Francisco.
CoLLECTIoNs made on reaSonbe terms.
GOLD Dusr shipped to New York, or
the mint at Philadelphia for coinage.
DxPoslTs received either special or 9TH
erwise; and all business connected with
banking promptly attended To.
Sacramento, mar n25 3no
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
Pill faER COUNTY BRANCH
esAmsu1 rsam~~ h
% IN OF AlsHHsy4EAa.&ffS
- SSs.%esssS-y.ssS9 Sse EesFEsszz.s3sss.5ssssssslz
Wells. Fargo s. Co.'S Express.
PRINCIPAL OFFICES,
0phir, Auburn and Yankee Jim'S

4 Il these Offices a Daily Express is
IN received from, aud dispatched to
Observation-Disclosures to all parts of Cali
tornia, America and Europe.
Our routes extend to all parts of the
County.
We are prepared to continue an Ex-
press, Exchange and Banking business on
the most liberal scale.
Our facilities for obtaining Post Office
Letters continue, as the public has hither-
to found them to be, unequaled and unap-
proachabe in Placer County.
Gold Dust bought at the highest, and
forwarded at the lowest rates. o23.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
Washington.

Washington has no resemblance to
Napoleon. He was not a despot--
He founded the political liberty at
the same time as the national inde-
pendence of his country. He used
war only as a means of peace
Raised to the supreme power with
out ambition, he descended from it
without regret, as soon as the safety
Of his country permitted. He is the
model for all democratic chiefs. Now
you have only to examine his life,
his soul, his acts, his thoughts, his
words; you will not find a single
mark Of condescension, single mo-
ment of indulgence, for the favorite
ideas of democracy. He constantly
struggled--struggled even to weari-
ness and to sadness--against its ex-
actions. No man was ever more
profoundly imbued with the spirit of
government, or with respect for all
thority. He never exceeded the
rights of power, according to the laws
Of his country; but he confirmed and
maintained them, in principle as we'll
asin practice, as firmly, as loftily, as
he could have done in an old mon
archical or aristocratical State. He
was one of those who knew that ii
is no more possible to govern from
below in a republic than in mon
archy-in democratic than in ar
aristocratic society. GUlZoT.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
Hardware, Paint, Oils and VIM
dow Glass.
J. 3. Blanchard & Co.,


DEG leave to inform the merchants Of dis
Ovicinity that they have removed to
No As K street, south side, betretn .9
and 3rd streets,
where they have on hand the largest and
most varied assortment Of the above goods
ever before offered in Sacramento, all beng
their own importation to which constant sd-
ditons are being made by the arrival OF every
clipper shp--among which may be found
.NuiIs All sizes, trom3 to S i'll sliAea, also
flushing and wrought nails.
Shopcis--Rowland and Kings, Collins md
Co.'S. Duryea and Rhodes, square and round
point, lurg and short handles.
Prchs- Collins and cos; pick snd axe helves
So,r%-Aiill, Muley, crosscut, why, hand
and comInh3 saws.
Hoes cruwbars, hand and sledge hammers.
wedges anyils, files, complete setts, cooper
tools carpenters, hla acksmiths and general
assortment Of builders hardware, cutlery,
etc etc.
ali the al boye goods will be sold At the very
lowest oash prices, and We invite purchasers
to call and examine our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Sacramento, npi9 If
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
TO OUR PLACER COUNTY FRIENDsM
VXTHEREAS the Treasury Department

IA
w has, in pursuance TO the provisions con-
tanned in the acts of Congress of 9th July.
1852 and the 81 March, 1858, entered into a
co tract with Joseph R. Curtis, for the con-
struction of Branch Mint of the United
States, in San Francisco; and whereas it is
provided in the said contract, that SAID Branch
Mint shall be constructed on the site now oc-
cuped by the Assay Office Of Curtis Perry
and Ward; and whereas 1t is necessary to sus
pend operations in the business Of the said
Assay Office for the purpose of constructing
the proposed building, putting up the neces.
say machinery, and otherwise fitting and
preparing the same for the business and oper-
ations of the said Branch Mint within the
time specified in said contract.
Notice is hereby given that the business
and operations of the said Assay Office will
be suspended for the purpose stated, on the
1st day of November next
Notice is also hereby given, that the said
contract with Joseph r Curtis having stipu
lated and provided foP the completion and de
livery of the said Branch Mint to the United
States in free working order, on or before the
lst day Of February next, the business and
operations of said Branch Mint will commen,
on the said day accordingly.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Treasury Department. Sept 18th, 1872
octl law until nOvist, SO.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22
S ECOND VOL u NJ E
OC THE
OF THE
Il z'EiYM}HBXEXY Z}HB PLACER EInnAz.

yE8z}ABHHXA E8 BHHXA Y pEZA z LAGER 4 CIR EEzInanniAAD
ON the eleventh day Of September 1858
~ under many difficulties, the frs: No.
of the "HeraId" was issued, since then
the Editor has faithfully endeavored to
carry out the intention set forth at the
start through evil and good report, thro'
"Sunshine and storm' this has been his
earnest endeavor. The firm that started
the paper was Messrs. Mitchell, Rust <
McElroy. The two last named gentle
men Withdrew from the firm in few
in the office, and the publication OF the
"Herad" was continued by Il. Mitchell,
and for the last nine months the Herald
has been issued by t. & c. H. Mitchell.
With the close Of the present Volume the
latter gentleman withdraws from the pub
lication of the Herald.
And the undersigned in entering upon
the publication of the second Volume.
would inform those who are the patrons
of the Herald, that il is his intention to
make it Democratic paper. This in
formation it is but proper should be com
municated to those who have interested
themselves in the paper during the last
twelve months.
In entering upon the second volume the
undersigned does it without a promise or
favor from any man-free and untram-
melled. He expects to enter upon his
task free to contend for right and free TO
condemn wrong.
Y. MITCHELL.
Auburn, September 9rd, 1853.