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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1854-12-31

7. C'ftait pitit de voir &c bean ct Gltgaut
jeuuc homme, pale ct ImmobiIc, en- Proie a
cette ignobIe riscc.
L'idiotc s'6tait @ciips6c. ct les pctits gar
cons, sur lc gcstc d'uu des clrasseurs qui
await prague cORtre cuX son iusiI, s'ctaicnt
eniuis a toutcs jambcs ayant que Hcruan lut
revenu d" - stupCar.
II n'ayait etc que quelques minutes enirr.
me avec ridiOte, dans une chambre tres
Obscurc, ct crOyait ferIncment cn s"rrant
avoir icnu res prupos d'amoUr la belle
Marie.
Ses amis le prirent par le bras ct l'"mme-
nrrrnt du cote du bois. Chemin faisant, ils
taciaient de le coBsoler De "a mGsaventurc
mais des quiis Uuyraient la bOuchc, uu rire
fow, imcAGnguible. lcur couPait Ia parole.
Cne fuis Ia cLasse commcncte, Herman,
cNced6 dc piaisanteries don't IL Sc voyait lob
jet, pouss6 d bout, mallde de hoHtr ct dc
colfre, sengagca ndroitemcnt dams des che
Minis creux gui I'jlnisnaicnt de scs cuiupa.
gnons, ei demeura toute Ia juurnGe a errer
srul dams Ia ramPacne. Les jeuaes gems,
uprrs rayoir cherckG un instant, poursuiy-
rent leur clIasse saIs lui, ct on ne se rctrouga
plus qua rhcure do soUper.
CLGIENCE ROBERT.
(La sat,e aH proclaim nEmtro).
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Il IL MESCHACEBi
JOURNAL OFFlCEEL DE sAINT-JEAN-BApTBsrE.

% Pierre, dit-el!e, qu'as-tu co.. je suit
fachee de t'avoir parl6 de celia. .. . Je ne veu,
plus Ellrr au chateau. je ne veux plu'
qu'on pense au chateau.
81 . au coutraire il faut retournei
demain . vendre ties hcrbages CONNIE &C
matin q. . ct t'arreter pres de ce monsieur
qui te psrlera sans dou'e encore. CONNIE
ce matin
" penses-tu, mon Dieu!
IL te demandera sans doute de nouveau
que tu lui procurrs une occasion de te yOil
seule, afn quill puisse librement te peindre
son amour C'est ainsi quil disait, nest
ce pas
-oui... Mais tn me fails peur. d. de Ia
manicre don't tn repetes ces mots-la.
-Tu corsentiras u le voir'
Pierre e.. est-ce que ia raison sc perd'
-Tu lui indiqueras pour lieu de rendez-
vous Ia petite auberge du PigooH-Biane
dams un cabinet particulicr une heure
avant le jour.
Marie await yaguement entendu parler du
cabaret portant fenseigne du Pigeon Blame
CONNIE dun lieu NAL fame. oil n'entrsient
que des iemmcs perdues.
Ellie deyint dune rougeur bralante, ets'e-
cria:
oh cette airreuse maison.
--Sois tranquille, Marie! dit le jcune
hOmme dun accent plein d'arnour ct dune
certaine solennitG Tu entends bicn re-
peta-t-il. une heure avant le jour.
-Pourquoi ce moment!
III est cense que, venant TRAVELLER lei su
point du jour, tu ne peux ttre libre qua
rheure qui lie precede.
-Ce rendezvous. dams un tel endroit...
pendant que la mutt dure encore "
IL le aut ainsi
Pierre, je te comprends tn vcux y
aller ina place ct tuer NJ. de ROehcboise.
-Noa. II faudrait ensuite payer cette
justice de- ma tete =. TT CONNIE tu m'aimes,
cumme tu mes promise. je ne veux pas
mourir
-Eh bien, quoi done qu'arrivera-ti'
Parle, dit-elle svec un movement de vio-
lence.
-Promets-Inoi de flire cxactement tout
ce que je tai dit, prononca Pierre dun ton
qui rappelait ses droits puissants sur la jeune
file. ...
La resistance de Marie etait vaincue par
cet accent. Ellie se leva, passa les deuH bras
au cou de son bicnfaitcur, ct penchant la tate
sur sa poitrinc
% Pierre dit-elle, en- deycnant tn fan
Gee, je mai pas oublie que jc suis tn file, Ia
sGur Je tobeirai CONNIE a mon pare, u
mon fiere CONNIE Dieu.
--sois tranquille, Marie, sois tranquille |!
rfpeta Pierre de 80 yo.S Ia plus tendre.
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EUILLET N.
~ ENNSNN
NEeRE JUPITER. j
CHAPITRE DEUXIEME.

4 n
el~edepuis Tarrivec des maitres, allnit
chaque matin au chateau porter Ia provision
d'herbnge de Ia journee.
En- ce moment, ellie revenait dun pas le.
ger, faisant gaiement danser par ransc son
pnnier vide ct chantant CONNIE ellie await
coutumc rheure dn matin.
Herman l'aborda, lui fit beaucoup de qies-
/ tions sur ~ iamillc, "a demenre, ses occupa-
tionsalans ie village; to,ltes chooses auXquelles
ellie rtpOndit ayec sa sirnplicite naive. En-
suite NJ. de Rochchsise lui parla dun eta
blissrmebt i Paris, dune existence hcurcu-
Sc, brillante, ct plus en- harmonic nvec les
dons de grace ct de beante don't Ia nature
rsvait paree que les rudes trayaux des
champs.
Marie ne comprit rien ces insinuations,
ct, le sujrt l'interrssant peu, ne chercha pas
4 comprendre. EIle ftait 81 peu emue ct
preoccupee de ce qu'on vcnait de lui dire,
qu'en s'eloignant Gle reprit lie second cou-
plet de "a chanson.
On ne peut sc peindrc Ignorance placide
de cette jcune file. A dix.huit ans, ellie
n'ayait pas franchi a Unite de con hamcau,
ct dams Get etroit rsyon. ellie en- occupait un
plus resserre encore /: ellie passait le jour en-
fermee dams rcnclos du inarairher, 10 mutt
dams In cabane de Ia yieille femme pcrcluse,
ii ,ieHlr ct ii perrluse qu'elle avail. meme
passc le temps des souvenirs. lie monde
stsit done sussi ipcounu A Marie one sill
n'cat pa. e.i.tf.
Mais lie lendemain matiu, rentretien avee
NJ. de- RocbeImise AZ reuouvel.. -..r a.
Herman iit nsscoir Marie ,e. cite. sur
un bnnc de ralIee, lui prit la main. In
voyant la jeuno villageoi.e de plu. prss, en-
la resardant plus longte,nps, il eprouva pour
ellie un attrait instinctiG, empreins de Tin
iucnce des champs. ct semblable d celui qui
unissait .lento'p les fmanasions de. plantes.
II ct Hlors entendre lie langage de la s6duc-
ton; il rfpfta a Marie ces propos tendres ct
insinuants qu'on redit depuis lie commence
ment du monde, ct qqj ne rieiIlissent pas,
qui ne perdcnt rien de leur charme, parce
que la jeune'se du canr les ravive, CONNIE
Ia famine teint de sa nuance le globe on ellie
est cnirrmee.
Herman, dams rensralnepent de son dis
cours presss. eIoqacne Mf6s meme dune
maniere troP rapidS ea9elasion en- de-
msndant la belle1ssb .fiIeSe e trouver
seul arec ellie ufisssdts
II n'avnit qvtsM lderel passef Ia cam
pagne, ct qsstse d 90 jsass staient dija
ecou'es! .esss
Cette fOis Aane s.ril 81 lies ofires
de fortune, le lste3yf41f faEoble dc la
nrrveos reva ls'<ll'senf.'
trek(svss'm du "a epmne le fre-
alssemens d'.1s y@ Sss's. de .a
RtPAsas. ss<sis go 9.de b file
des cha'pps% i-ie 4. - .-.l
Au lies q rfpes4.e' s!s = d'essa du
bane ca eye e'sis ass'eA p @f sse minute
des'ss ds.sas k'eess.'s.' h.s.s sur lui y"
tger" ~ e rrpfocne ec.np eans ''a'e .
vess.'ssee. ,"ssa 'es rtn Ee''e n%ena
@~ "ee 'esA.u c,e..'
pus' ssensas. ecs' 'es .ss's., n.nen' en-
cosnsseeoe, ss"ss" esse ssne" soau
lars.' q
- -" 20 s'''e'
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il Nondrn aux priX lcs Plus rtduiis DIES maisons
cu grus dr Ia Nnuvc'lc Orleans
Sun S",'k, r,cu jusqua present, So compose
cn partir d'ctoffcs pour habIlicncu;s dc nt grcs,
tcllrs quc 'nUvcrturcs, hcrsCys, Dcnims,
DsnGburg hl"U, gris 90 ccru, COtonnadcs tor
dues. a raics, ct imitation du pays Cotton jauDc
L"wris 1t hlancs Chnpcaux cirGs Brodcquius
rouge. ct noirs; Bo;tcs fortcs, Kentucky Jeans,
LiiIsCys etc
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Ed JoUK DE L'ANe


Une foule immense
De chez soi s'elance
1t court par torrents;
Tour d tour on pressc,
On hatte, on caressc
Epousc ct mnitrcssc,
Amis ct parents. -.....
Chez 81 voisinc,
A Ia sourdine,
On s'achemine,
On entire ct lon sort s
Plus dun menage
Us. au pillage,
A chaque etage
On volt rouler Tor. =" nz 7s
Dams toute Ia vile
Les facrcs par mile
Courent d la file
1T dams ious les sens
Tandis qu'on Sc pousse,
1T qu'on s'eclabouse
lie fripon detrousse
Les pauvres PEASANTS.
Comme sans pcine
Cc jour amene
1t met en- scene
Petits CONNIE grands.
Q1c d'accolades,
Que d'cmbrassadcs,
Do discours fades
Et de faux serments!
L'intrigant voyage
1T, fer CONNIE un page,
volc en- equipagc
Chez rhomme de bien; -,
lie docteur qui sue, <Ss :
Trottc ct s'evertuc. :. ~. - \.
A tous ceux qs'ilsay
Dit: Portez.yeus bieu.:s
De CO, ,psuyre sire =
! One l'hysoe' inspire
Tost lc monde admire
Les SONS cmpresses;
Evitant le blame, ILL.,
A.--~
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N.TES

Aux Hahitants de Ia Rive 0nuche.
1E Docteur LOUGBOROUGH pre-
.kyicnt Messicurs lee Habitants dee pa NY.
roissc. Si-Jcan, ,Bapiisie, StCharhs ct 81 q
Jacques, qn'n demcurera, ccmme par 10 passc,
sur ssn habita.ion. ct qu II confinuera excr-
Ger m profession. II 50 fondrs 10 disposition
dss hab.,sa.s qn. aurcn' hetoin do scs ses.
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~, llrccoit nussi unc grandc varictc -
TlsD'ARUIClES De fANTAlSlE ~
Pour Onms<
1T FOUR NESS,EIR>.

Mnussclincs Iaincs, en couleurs I, noircs :.
CurhcmircB; hlpacas nOuvcauX dcE,cins ct
pour dcuil: Errrres pour robes ct pour voicR.
SchHlls, Merinus GiiluTcn'e, nuanccs; Flnne.cs
inprimr,s CuhuUrg.: Popcliues uncs at
raiCs Tartauss Nacucins indicnnCs de toutcs
"ruicur- ct quniiirs: Cnsinet ot CotonnadcS
mouN cnuX dcssins. u n rcCu aus,i un Assorti
mcnt dirticlrs dc Ncnag,., .,lS que Cnu
masscoS 1t ouvrr,s, dilerentc. largears Co
tons rl i"ilcs dc tuu;os lHrgcurs pour draps c:
autrcs Tapis pour salons, etc, ctc.
Aussi Brwlrrics, Drntcllcs, Rubans, Gaions,
Snic cou!cur 81 nnirc. CGmis. Bas Ct Chaus.
settles cn lainc ct Gu cotton
H.. NE.v;.tg Il
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
LII ED.


At Stock ton, March 5, GEORGE KERR,
aged q years.
Mr.. Kerr was born in Lewiston, Mitilin Co.
Pa On the 4th of July 1870, he apprentced
hmselfto ticnlock s. Bratton, of Harrisburg,
who were succeeded by Mark Holland in the
publicat on of newspaper at hat place. He
afterward removed with MIR II Holbrook, to
Lancaster, Ia, In 1913 Mr.. Kerr went to
New Orleans, and was engaged rs compositor
on the Bee > the Courier" and the "Deltu,'
from the period of it's first issue, ii 1915, un-
til the war with Mexico. On the first requi-
sition made upon the Governor Of Louisiana
by Gen. Taylor. after the battles of palo Alto
and Reasaca de la Palma, he enlisted and
served three months on the Rio Grande as
private soldier in the Andrew Jackson Regi
ment On the 9TH of August, 1917, he was
elected First Lieutenant Of Company Q. 1st
Battalion of louisiana Mounted Volunteers
and afterward was chosen Captain. 4is ser
vices were noticed with dis nction in Gen.
SCOTS dispatches The regiment was dis
banded July 18th. lS4S. After visit to his
family in Pennsylvania, he returned to New
Orleans, and embarked for California via
Panama, in the steamship Galveston, and
reached San Francisco in the steamship Pan
anna. Shortly after arriving in this country
he proceeded to Stockton. and engaged in va
rious pursuits in that place and vicinity. un-
til May, 1851, when, having purchased the
material of the "~tockton Times" he com
menced the publication Of the San Joaquin
Republican," which has since continued the
leading Democratic paper of the San Joaquin
Valley In Feb, 1858, Mr.. Kerr was elected
State Printer, and in June, 1858, became
sociated in the publication of the ''Placer
Times and Transcript at San Francisco, of
which paper he continued one Of the proprie
tors up to the period of his death
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
COmstahap'S Sale.

DY virtue of an execution, to me directed
ID issued from the Court Of E. Robinson. j.
p, on Judgment rendered on the 18th day
Of February a. d.. 1854 in favor OF Thomas
Woods & Co and against John Julius, for
the sum of 1922 90, together with costs OF
suit taxed at $25 90, l have levied upon and
will expose to public sale on the premises in
Gold Hill, on the 5th day of April, a. d. 1854
at one o'clock, p m., all the right and inter
est of the said John julius in and to the fol-
lowing described property situate in the
County Of Placer, towit: certain frame
house situate in the town of Gold Hill known
as the Barber Shop, and lying and being on
the corner of Main Street opposite and north
of the american Hotel
R. NJ. WAGNER Constable TIP. No 2.
Gold Hill, March 9Th, Sat-
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

NOR SALE.---Thep proprietor offers for
II on1e his interest in two Saw mills-one of
them known as the Lower Saw Mill near
Millertown, and just ready to commence
o.. Grating; the other known as the Clipper
Saw MILF miles above Auburn; he also
offers his interest in all the property belong
ing to the firm Of 0. ~ May Co., consisting
Of IS head of cattle, four mule team and
wagon, 2 log wagons, Is head of hogs, 2
cows, and all lumber on hand and all debts n,
standing out owing to o May & Co. The
above named property can be bought at low
figure, as the proprietor is compelled to re-
turn to the Atlantic States as soon as possible.
For further information inquire at the Low
er Saw Mill near Nlillertown, Placer County.
Auburn March 18th, '54-n2o 3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale and Judgment
ID decree, to me directed, rendered on the
4th day of January, 1854, issued out OF the
Hon. County Court of Placer county, in favor
of James Post and against Daniel Hawes 4
Elisha Hawes for the sum of 1862 80 debt
with interest on the SAID sum of S362 50 from
the 4th day of January, 1854, at the rate OF
ten per cent per annum, together with $50
dollars costs of suit. Said Court having on
said 4th day of January, 1854, decreed the
foreclosure of certain lien against certain
piece of property known as the Sugar Pine
Saw MINI situated on Bear River Placer
county, and a sale of the same to satisfy said
demand, | will sell at the Court House in
Auburn, on Saturday the lst day of April,
1854, at 2 o'clock, p. M, all the right, ute
intorest and claim of the said Daniel G. and
Elisha Hawes in and to said Sugar Pine Saw
Mill or so much thereof as will be sufficient
to satisfy said demand and costs due Seooe or to
become due thereon. o. AHIlN' 0nerln.
By w II Dillingham;, Deputy
Auburn March 10, '54-3t
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

Sherif's Sale. .---By virtue Of an exc
- cution. to me directed issued out Of the
Hon District Court Of the 11th Judicial Dis
trct in and for Placer County, State of Cali
fornia. on a Judgment rendered on the 2lst
day of October a. d. 1858, in favor Of Car
penter and Atwell and against Rosecrans
and Cults for the sum of $633, 1900 dol
lars principal and interest. together with the
sum of $248, 400 dollars costs of suit,
have levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder for cash at the court house door in
Auburn, Placer county, on Monday, the 18th
day of March, 1854, at 2 o'clock, p, IN. all the
right title interest and claim that the said
Rosecrans and Cults had on the 2lst day of
October. 1853, in and to the following deserib
ed property, to wits n certain house situated
on the Sacramento and Auburn road in Pla-
Ger county, and known as the Stewart
House." also all the out buildings and i'm
proyemeuts on the place, such as stables,
barns. etc or so much thereof as may be suf-
fcient to satisfy said demand and all costs
due or to become due.
G. ASTTN, Sheriff Placer Co.
% St By VIM. H. Dillingham; Deputy.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

NOtice.--~The undersigned hereby give
" notice that they intend to form a joint
stock company for the purpose of constructing
Turnpike Road-said road to commence at
or near the Franklin House on the old Au
burn road, in the County of Placer, and run.
ming thence in an easterly direction, crossing
the North Fork of the American River at or
near Whiskey Bar, continuing thence in an
easterly direction in Ell Dorado county
and terminating on the Georgetown road
near the head of Cooper's Ravine, in Ell Do
RADIO county, and they will meet at Auburn
on the 25th day of March 1854, for the pur-
pose of etlectng preliminary organization
Of such company
Henry Hubbard, B. Z. Allen,
H. A. Charles, Ed. M. Hall,
d. +. Jones, E 5. barney,
A. Bronx, w. d. wilson,
T. Garland, 5 Is. Woodln.
Auburn. March 1lth, 1S54-2t
Qg~ Miners Advocate insert two weeks and
send bill to this office
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
summons.

TIE people Of The State Of CALIFORNIA,
To PATTERSON PAGE:
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me. at my Office in Gold II i'll. Placer County.
on the 22nd day of April, a. d., 1854, at
o'clock, p. m, to answer the complaint Of
George Cullum. wherein he prays judgment
against you for the sum of $ll dollars, in on
action for debt of A. s. Lamoset for Board
wherein you are commanded to attend, and
take notice, if you fail so to appear and an
swer, plaintiff will take Judgment as afore-
said. Given under my hand, this 18th day or
March, a. d 1854
EDW ARD ROBINSON, j. P. Tp NQ,2.
March II. '54-30d
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
NitRRiEc.

At New Richmond, Ohio, Jan 3lst, by the
Rev @. II Newton Mr. JOHN SHANNON, jr
Of Auburn, California to Miss MARY L. EE,
of the above place.
Miss Fee has contributed many graceful
poems to western periodicals over the nom de
plume of Eulalie, and we did hear that her
productions were to be collected ard issued
in handsome volume AS Eulalie's was the
poetry of the heart, it is impro bable that the
event recorded above will clip the wings of
her Pegasus.
Our friend John writes us that he is ''dong
we'll " and expects soon to return to Auburn.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
SAN FRANCISCO.
Agency for Claims
Against the Government Of the i. S.
ID DDENSN nE

4. "A. Bbe BIN > vi "A DL
HAS REMOVED his Office to Sherman s
Ill Buildings, No. 146 Montgomery street,
Scoofey Il Kelsey floor, San Francisco
where he will continue the prosecution Of
Claims against the Federal Government, en-
bracing
CLAIMS of the officers and soldiers OF Col.
StevensOn's Regiment of New York Folun
teers for bounty lands, extra pay and trans
portation allowances.
CLAIMS of the officers and men who COM
posed the California Battalion Of Volunteers,
under Lieut.. Col. John Fremont, for boun-
ty ands, arrears of pay and extra pay.
CLAIMS Of the officers, petty officers, sea-
men and marines, on account of additional
compensation for services in the naval and
revenue service Of the United States, in the
Pacific Ocean, on the coasts Of California and
Mexico from 18th of May, 1876, to 1st of
March, 1853 provided for by acts of Con-
grcss, approved August 3lst, 1852, and March
81, 1858.
ALSO--CLAIMs for indemnity on account
Of losses occasiOned by Indian depredations
upon the property Of the citizens of the State,
and
CLAIMS for advances made to y. S. Indian
Agents. to enable them to negotiate or to ex-
ecute the treaties with the Indian tribes.
Mr.. BRINsMADE has secured the most re-
liable and efficient aid in Washington, and
claimants may feel sure of the most prompt
attention possible.
N. Bile will also give his particular at
tention to Conveyancing in all it's branches.
itn 14-n17 my
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
Public cAcknOvvledgement.

MR. GEO WILLMEN embraces this pop
ular and convenient method of returning his
sincere thanks to his numerous customers for
their past liberal patronage and having de-
termined to serve the good people of Placer
county for a few years longer, he has enga.
ged Mr.. H. G. Blanchard, who will be in
st1ucted to observe the usual liberal manner
of dealing, to take charge of his mercantile
business until his return from the East. Pre-
vious to his departure he will take advantage
of the present extreme low price of goods be-
low and replenish his stock of goods with an
extensive assortment, that will surpass any
like establishment in the country.
Auburn, Feb 25th st
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18
Rules Of Practice in the County
CNhzuf nf pkacar f,n1Ir,Au

SONFt bh tDEacct tOUHEE.
Ordered, That the following be and
they are hereby established as rules of
Practice of the County Court of Placer
County.
Rule 1st. Previous to each regular
term the Clerk shall make up two regular
calendars-one for the use of the Court
and the other for the Bar-upon each of
which original causes shall be entered ac-
cording to the date of the commencement
of the action.
Rule 2. The clerk shall prepare roll
containing the names of attorneys admit
ted to practice at the bar of this court and
each day, on the opening of court as di-
rected in rule Cd, the officer of the court
shall call the name of each Attorney in
terested in business on the calendar.
Rule Sd The first hour after the OPEN
ing of court each day, during the regular
term, shall be set apart for the hearing
and disposition of motions, unless other
wise directed by the Court or Judge.
Rule 4th. 1t shall be the duty of the
clerk to prepare motion docket. Mo-
tlons for disposition at each term of the
court shall be entered at length on the
motion docket at least one day before the
hearing thereof, unless otherwise agreed
between the parties. or directed by the
Court OF Judge, except the following mo-
tlOns which may be made without notice.
lst, Motions to dismiss an action, or
for Judgment of non-suit in the cases pro-
vlded for in section l4S of the practice
act of 1851.
Cd, Motions for an order that the sub
Ject matter of the litigation be deposited
in Court, or delivered to the opposite
party, as prescribed in section 142 of same
act.
If, after the appeal papers have been
deposited with the Clerk, the appellant
fails to pay the docket fees on or before
the first day of the Term next succeeding
the deposit thereof, the respondent NAV,
on motion, without notice, dismiss the
cause.
Rule 9th. In no case shall judgment
by default in favor Of appellant be rem
dered at any term of Court on account of
the non-appearance of respondent, when
the papers on appeal shall have been de
posted with the clerk after the COM
mencement of said term
Rule 9th. 1t shall be the duty of Mag
lstrates to transmit to the County Court in
required to be sent up by Section all
the orlglnal papers on file with said mag
Istrate, in the cause, and to attach his
certificate to each paper.
Rule 7th The clerk under the direc-
ton of the Judge of the Court shall at
least ten days before the commencement
of each term set all causes for trial at
day certain of said term of Court. And
all causes wherein the papers on appeal
shall be filed with the clerk between the
time of setting causes and the commence
ment of the term shall be set for trial at
any day of said term, for which causes or
sufficient number have not previously
been set for trial, all of which shall be
made to appear from the calendars pre-
pared by the clerk as provided for in
Rule lst.
Ordered, That the above be published four
weeks in the Placer Herald
H. FITZSIMMONS, County Judge
Attest. VIM A. JOHNSON, Clerk
Auburn. March II, '54-4w
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-03-18

Constable's SaIe.---By virtue of an
Y execution issued by R. 0 Cravens Justice
of the Peace of Township No 5, Placer Co.,
and to me directed execution in favor Of
VIM. Hawley and against J w Findley and
Brothers, on the Sd day of March, d. 1854,
Judgment $84,75 costs $19,57 before execu-
cution--to satisfy said execution, will ex
pose to public sale, in the town of Michigan
City. Placer County. on Saturday, the 9th
day Of April, a. d.. 1854, at 10 o'clock, m !,
all the right title and interest Of J w. Find
ley and Brothers in and to the House and Lot
known as the Michigan Hotel, together with
the Bar, tables and table furniture. bar room
stove and pipe, cooking stove and pipe, togeth
er with all the appurtenances thereunto be-
longing to said Honse, Bar and Dining room
and Cookroom, store etc, all Of which are sit
uated in Michigan City, Placer County, Cal,
and will be sold at the Michigan Hotel in the
county aforesaid.
WIN. HASSON, Constable TIP.
March 10th, '54--3t No. 6.