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Sale of Real Estate.

10y virtue of summons in partition, an orler Of the
ID Court of Ordinary for Kershsw District S. C,
will sell on the first Monday in February next, be-
fore the Court House door in Camden the Real Es
tate Of Joseph Wenges decd, House and Lot in the
upper part Of Camden, known No 9os, 929, bound.
ed West by Fair Street, North by Boundary Street.
Fast by Mill Street South by Lois $50
Terms Cash for rs much as will pay cost. balance
credit until Jan'y So, bond with good surety, and
mortgage TO the Ordinary.
TlIos. BAsKIN, S. X. n.
Jan. 10, td
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0sicC.

I NOW pronounce to the citizens of Camden and
L the surrounding District, that | am now ready to
supply them with The different assortment of Broons.
All persons who desire these articles will please to
give cali. TIIEO. e. DUTTON.
Jam "a, If
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bills for lRl2

A RE now ready for delivery; those whose names
"A they bear, are earnestly requested to call (as
early as rosslhle) pay charges and bear them away.
These indebted Tor 1852 and the gears prerious it is
natural to expect will call of their owR accord, if
only TO renep their acquaintance with me
Jan. 2i,-3t L. j. DELAY.
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HARMONY FEMALE COLLEGE,
At Bradford Mineral Sprilgs.

Rev. G. MORGAN, President
'E>IIE second year (of 10 months) will commenceso
i the first day Of February.
The expenses are $3.50, $50 paid at the beginning
and the residue the close Of cac Of the months.
a carriage will be at Mr.. Robnson's Mansion House.
Camden, IN the Tuesday previous to convey young
Ladies tree Of expense 10 the College.
Circulars can be had at the Mansion House. CAM
den, or will be sent BY application to tile President
Dec. l3 SO ST.
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Commissioners Of Roads.

'ENHE Members Of the old and new Boards of Com.
l. nj sioutrs Of Roads for Kershaw will meet on
the second Monday il February next, at the Court
House in Camden.
Jan. II COLIN McRAE, Clerk.
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Departed tIil, life at his residence "n Hang
iug Rock Creek, krr-haw District, on the lGtl
of January, john TruesdeiI, E-q, III The S5u
year of his agr. He was bora in ireland, bu
lived 81 Years in ker>haw.
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GLENN SPRINGS
FEMALE INSTITUTE.

FEMALE INSTITUTE.
Rt Rev. T. F. DAVIS, D. D.. ex-Offcio Visitor
Key J: J: ): !: AecuIsorou, AsTuGs; propris'0'''
GEORGE BENTON, Rector and Instructor in Men,
ta and Christian Scrnee, Modern Languages
and History.
Mrs Benton, Maron.
- - Instructor in Mathematics, Natural Sci
ences aud Ancient Literature.
Prof 6. T. UVISE, (late of Limestone Springs In
structor in the Theory and Practice Of Mu.
sic
Miss C. NJ RElD lnstructress in English.
y SosSowsKL lnstructress il, drawing. Paint
ing md Assistant in French.
Miss SOPHIA MARLEY, 1nstructress in English Branch
es and Assistant in Mathematics
Miss ELIZA PRATT, Assistant in Music aid English.
N. B. The corps is not yet complete.
TJ7HE above Institution, located at Glenn Sprlnga,
i in Spartanburg District 5. e., will lie opeued
for the reception of pupils The fist Of February
next In converting this establishment inlSa school
for Dung ladies, the buildings have been tho
roughly Repaired and fitted up; and in furnishing
them anew, no pains have been spared TO make IT. III
every respect such home a. parents wor Id dese
for their daughters. Particular attention has been
bestowed upon the musical instruments and with
large and efficient corps of teachers and tho. "ugh
course of study it affords every advantage to be en-
ioyed in any similar institution.
Applicanta are admitted, of any age, over seven
years and pl ICED in such class they may Ie pre-.
pared to join.
The scholastic year will consist Of one session d.
vided into two terms of five months each. beginning
on the lst of February and july Vueation Deceni.
Der and January.
Rates-For Tuition and Board, including Washing
fuel lights, &C., &C. SI25 per term, and there ,cil be
no e1re charge except for Music $50 per terlm and
for Books, Sheet Music, Drawing Materials, &c ac-
tually used.
For further information, see "Prosrecr,s," which
may he had 10y applying to the Rector, or either Of
the Proprictors.
JAM 3, Sm.
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Special Notice.

1 IL notes and accounts due me for 1919, so, 3
L n So ana 53, it not paid hy the lst day of Marcl
wall be put in suit without distinction.
Jan. lu-lf w c. MOORE
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES,

FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMERICAN CHEMICALS, OF
ALL KINDS,
Patent Medicines Thompsonian Medicines Shakers
Herbs sud Roots, Saratoga Water. Wines and Bran
dies, Surgical instruments, Trusses Paints, Oils Var
nshes PANT Brushes, Dye.stuGs, Lamps Lamp Oils,
Burning Fluid and Camphene. Druggists and Physi-
clans Glassware and Labels, Window Glass, Putty,
Hair, Tooth, Nail and flesh Brushes, Bronzes, Teas,
Spices and havoring Extracts, Perfumery, Fancy
Soaps Fancy Articles, Genuine Cod Liver OIL together
with every article comprising the stock of Druggist
o, Physician Our Stock is OF the best quality, and
the oest suc tied assortment offered TO the pub
lc Physicians, County Merchants. Planters and oil
others can depend their orders meeting prompt and
careful attention. and upon accommodating terms.
No extra charge for packing or transportation to the
Railroad Depot, or any part Of the town =
B-Physicians' prescriptions carefully compouu'
ded.
Camden Dec. Is 90 II.
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LNRESlf Lemons, new Raisins, fine eating Potatoes
L sweet Mountain Butter Northern Cheese, new
crop n. o. MolasSes fine Bacon Sides &c, for sale low
at the Old Corner" by i. W. BONNEl.
Nov 20, 4S IT,
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NN consignment q lot of prime North Carolina
" Bacon, also few celebrated milling Hams
for sale low to close also best Seed Potatoes, Cow
Peas, North Carolina Flour, DC, call Mt the "Old
Corner" +. W BONNEY,
Jan. To- 9 II.
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I.&RD<No
GTHE OLD CORNER"

sTHE OLD CORNER"
rINuE Undersigned, Proprietor Of the Old Corner,
L las now in store. and is constantly receiving Il
variety Of
Choice and Fashionable Goods,
which he proposes selling for the present year at We
ry low prices, on credit of ONE YEAR ONLY.
Customers wishing to trade on the above terms,
viii always find Goods and prices to suit. Believing
that an extension of credit to two three and four
years is ruinous to.both seller and buyer most
specfully decline all such trade
Persons indebted 10 me for Il period of two years
and over, are requested to forward and settle
by the middle Of February, as all such paper will
certainly be put other hands for collection after that
time Let it be remembered, that to insure cheap
purchases punctual pa, nents absolutely neces-
sary. Upon this principle propose doing business
for the year 1854
C. w. Fs0NNEX,
Proprietor Of the "OLD CORNER"
Jan. g. If
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EXECUTORS SALE.

pY permission from John R. Joy. Esq, Ordinary,
ID will sell on the 10th day of February next. at
the late residence of James Baskin decd, on Little
Lynches Creek, LIKELY NEGROES.
Terms-A credit of one and two years with bond
and approved security, with interest from day Of sale
A. G. BASKlN, EX'Or
Jan. 81, 1854. 2t.
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ANNUAL NETTING

o. M' St.ckhoilrs of the South Carolina
Rcilr"d Compony and the Southwester,
RaXt0Qd Bank.
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A Persian philosopher being asked by what
method he acquired so much knowledge, an
swered, "By not being preventejby shame from
asking questions when was ignorant
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Notice is hereby Given

Notice is hereby Given
rINO the Acphcws and Neices OF the laie Rachel
i Leigh, who are entitled under her Will, TO her
cluary estate to establish their claims such, on
or before the first Monday in February next as the
estate will then he ready for di.lrihuiinn
JOHN u. INGREM, EX'r. r. Leigh.
Oct 10, 1853. ID IT
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GARDEN PRICES CURREh T.
LAW.

A HERBEMONT. j.. +t"rney at Law and !S0lici-
N tor an Equity will attend to any business in
the way of his profession at Columbia. Camden New
berry or Wlnnsburo. Office at Columbia
Ian II 2IIx
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Administrators Notice.

A LII persons having demands against the estate Of
N Samuel ilemron deceased, will hand l,m III du
iy attcsted and those indebted TO the same will make
Immediate payment to
DANIEL HEARON Admir-.
Jan 81 1861 st.
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GREENWAY, BROTHER G CO.,
No. 10 Barclay Street, New Work,
Meet Street North Of the AStor Nouse,)
IMPORTERS AND JOEEERS III
MD Dka M @0B&D ED% ESQ
WE ARE constantly receiving by Packets and
w Steamers from Europe large amounts OF desl-
fable gocds adapted to the wants of the trade, which
offer for sale at low prices for cash. or approved pa
per- payable at Bank
As our long connection with the South has given lis
thorough snowlcdge OF their wants, we are enabled
to import gonds exactly adapted to their sales, and by
importing them ourselves can afford to sell them very
low.
All descriptions of LINEN GOODS we are import
ing very largely.
We have also at all times full stock Of the better
class of Domestic Goods, the whole making more
complete and desirable stock than have ever before
had and we invite buyers to inspect it,
GREENWAY, BROTHER & CO.,
10 Barclay St. s "a Park Place :
EXECUTORS SALE.
VNTILL lie sold at.the late residence of John Trues
w dell, decd on Hanging Rock Creek, Kershaw
District. ON edue>tay, the 10th day Of February
next. all the PERSONAL ESTATE, of said deceased,
consisting Of between
80 AND 90 VALUABLE NEGROES.
Among whom will be found Carpenters, Backsniths,
Wagoners, Sc. Also, CORN. FODDER, OATS, IlOR-
>ES, MULES, OXEN, CATTLE and HOGS, Wag-
ons, Carts Blacksmith and Carpenters Tools Farming
Utensils, &C &C.
Tcrms-All sums of and under five dollars cash
over that amount credit until the lst of January
next purchasers giving notes bearing interest from
the day of sale with approved security, and mort.
gage Of the property, if deemed necessary.
JESSE TRUESDELL
JAMES C. HALLE, i>'"
len 20 at
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I.NEW RA1SlNS, soft shellcd Almonds, Isnglass,
~ Yeast powd rs Citrrn and Furniture Powder, "a
new article Just apened at "7he Old Corner by
Dec. 20 Z. W. BONNEY.
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hnESSOEET'IN.v.

THE undersigned will connre 'hc business ms here
L tofi,rc the old stand first door above the Bank
of Camden. And he will settle the bus ness OF the
late firm. W D. McDOW ALL
Jan 3 ST.
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T. g. 2. WORKMAN,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,

CAMDEM, S. C.
OFFER for sale, for cash, or on approved credit
" LOWEST MARKET PRICES, a large and wELL-sELEc
TED assortment of EAST INDIA, MEDIrERRANTAN and
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n calling the attention O! my customers and The
public generally 10 the above notice OF dis>ouiion
would say thar my stock Of Dry Goods and Hardware
>all be the most complete and full assortment iii this
uc exhibited III. this market. aid shall lope for COZ
inuarce of the liberal patronage heretofore extended
to rhe late Grr,. ". D. McDQWALI.
jan 3, st.
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last Notice.
Notice.

THE notes md accounts due to f. Levy, and II.
i Levy & Son, which have been left in my hands
for collection will be indiscriminately sued if not
paid before next return day j. G. WEST
Jly i6 1854 St
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4 SUBSTANTIAL North Carolina bull, two horse
N Wagon will be sold low. Enquire at the old cor
uer. h. W. BONNEY.
Jan. 81, 1854. II.
lust received at 'the old corner" another supply
c OF Seed Potatoes. e. ". BJNNEY
Jan. 81, 1854. If
DROAD Iron Hoes, Spades, &c, jnst opened at the
ID old corner. W. BONNEY.
Camden Jan. 81, 1853. IT,
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The Old Corner ! !
CarinGe,. Bazaar.

DEADY.MADE CLOTHING, HATS AND CAPS,
IL, For sale by A. NJ & R. KENNEpY-viz:
Dress, Frock and Business Coats; Vests and Pan.
taoons Dress and Under Shirts; Drawers; half Hose
Fancy Cravats; Washington Ties, &C.
Boys Clothin1-Coats and Vests Fashionable Hats
Caps &c Sept. 81.
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AGnpi,siStTas0r's Notice.

AGnuiniStTas0r's Notice.
A Ii persons having demands against the estate o.
N Elizabeth Baskiu deceased, will hand them in
properly attcsted, and those Indebted will make pay
lnent to a. u. BASKlN, Adm'r.
Jan. 81, 1854 D u.
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CAMDEN BAZAAR.

WE hereby apnrze our friends and customers of
w the town and vicinity that we have emoved
our Goods back to old stand, corner OF Broad and
Buedge Streets, and that we have received our stock
for the winter season. which is more complete than we
have ever before offered consisting of all kinds Of ma
terials for LADIES' DRESSES, Ladies Donncs: Rib
bons, Trimmings. &c, Ladies' Man,llas and Nantlcs
in such variety that certain TO please purcIla-
sers Ladies' Gloves, Gauntlets, &C. DC. =
Gentemcn's Clothing, Hats, Caps India Rubber
Goods &C. Also, a complete stock OF
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE CUTLERY, CROCKERY
AND CHINA GOODS,
With an extensive assortment Of
Heavy Goods for Plantation Use.
Thanking the public for their liberal patronage we
solicit continuance and promise that our prces shall
be as moderate as in any place where lie TespeettH
Goods are bought from.
Oct. 35. NJ. DRCCKER co.
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TLEGA ANT DRESS GOODS, worstcd and Silks OF
~ the latest and prcltest styles selling at reduced
prices at the "Old Corner by
Nov: g. h ". BONEEI.
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JOSEPH wEILDEN,

DEALER in PAINTS, OILS, GLASS a'd SHIP
~ CHANDLEHI, No 6ul East Bay, opposite r.
i NJ Bank, Charleston, ;. C.
lie keeps constantly for sale, general ass"r'men.
of Paints and Oils OF all kinds. Window 1l;s' ana
Sashes S. t. Tu,rcntiuc, Cnmrhene, spirit G;s, 1ul.
low, Grn,ls,cnes. C"rlage, Chain PUMPS C"tt"n Foot
Gin Fixtures, Packing Yarn and Bru,h"N OF various
,.;u, Get 25-hm.
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Bacon! HacOn!!
5000 lbs. splendid North Carolina BACON. Just
| received and for sale at MOORE'S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

CHINESE SwELLS.-Heretoforc our Chi
nese neighbors have been remarkably plain
looking, paying very little attention to
dress or their personal appearance. We
were taken all aback the other evening
by the appearance of couple Of regular
swells, dressed in the extreme of the Ceies-
tial fashion, for aught we know, passing
up the street with an air which they in
tended to be very impressive. They
passed by the common herd, which we
presume they considered nothing but
"honest miners" giving them wide BERTH
as though their olfactory nerves were op
pressed by the unpleasant affiuvia Of
poverty and rags. A glance across the
street explained all. Bright eyes watched
them from an opposite window. Woman
celestial creature-was about, and Johr
felt the influence of her presence. But nc
one, however sanity his or her character
may have been, is secure from the forkee
tongue of detraction, and it is already
whispered about that these new arrival!
of youth and beauty, are no better thar
they should be.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
20 gP{sl(5 = A WI(5S
# Downieville and Vici n itv

Of DoWnieville and Vicin nity.
THE undersigned, obedient to your COM
i mand, has ordered and partly received
a small but very handsome assortment Of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
comprising almost every article necessary
for Ladies' use. Amongst the endless num-
Der of articles, l mention only few:
French yard wide jaconet calico;
Merrimack and Philip Aliens fast col do;
French, German and American ginghams;
Robe de laine and figured de laine;
Silk brccade, bombazine and cashmere;
Dresses, ribbands, laces, embroideries;
10-4, 8-4, Ga and 5-4 sheetings;
Irish linen, hosiery, parasols, &C.;
In fact everything necessary to- make up
fancy dry goods stock.
| would further call the attention of the
fair sex to the circumstance, that in being
connected with one of the greatest Dry
Goods Houses in San Francisco, o. Fried
lander & Co., Clay street,) l am enabled to
receive such articles as may not be in my
store here, "at moments notice." by ex-
press, on leaving their orders with me;
thus offering to everybody the facility of
procuring everything and anything which
may be wanted for balls or other festival
occasions.
NJ. FRIEDLANDER,
Main street, next to Sierra Drug Store,
Downieville. m2O-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
=! NOTICE y,

\ LII PERSONS are hereby warned not
IA to negotiate for either of the following
described notes, now or recently in the pos
session of one JOHN NJ. CHANEY, of
Sierra County. California, as the same were
obtained from me by force, fraud and du-
ress, to wit: one promissory note for the
sum of $500 dollars, dearing date on or
about the llth day of May, 1854, drawn by
one John O'Hern, and payable to the un-
dersigned; also, one promissory note bear
ing date May 18th, 1854, for the sum of
$500, purporting to be signed by me, and
drawn in favor of one K. Clancy; also, two
promissory notes drawn by one Melvin
Ware, in favor Of the undersigned, the one
for $65 SO, and the other for s33 so, the
former bearing date October, 1853, and the
latter November. 1853,
m2O-3t E. GREENLEAF.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
JONES' HOTEL.

THE proprietor of this house takes this
m method of finforming his old friends and
A''1 the public generally, that he has re-
moved from San Francisco to Sacramento,
on J street, between Front and Second, and
is happy to inform them that he is prepared
to receive them under more favorable cir
cumstances than ever before. He does not
think it necessary to go through the regular
routine Of describing his house, servants,
horse, gun or dog, in order to draw, but
will say, without fear Of contradiction, that
his is the best house and the best furnished
house in the State. and he intends to keep
it in all respects as well as he knows how.
Gentlemen with their families coming to
Sacramento, are particularly requested to
visit and examine his rooms before locating
permanently elsewhere.
mar 4-3m% DAVID JONES.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
THE RABBIT CREEK HOUSE

- FOR SALE.-The proprietors being
-l.;A about to return to the Atlantic States,
offers at private sale, for cash, the hotel and
trading establishment known as the Rabbit
Creek House, situated on the wagon road
leading from Marysville to Gibsonville and
the City of Seventy-Six, at the point where
the trails leading from st. Louis, Chandler
vile, Pine Grove, Port Wine, Craig's Flat,
and Eureka intersect the main road,
The location for either Hotel or Miners
Store is unsurpassed, situated as it is in one
of the best mining districts in the State,
within less than mile from Spanish Flat
and Warren Hill. In addition to the ordi-
nary Hotel fixtures, the proprietor has on
hand large stock of goods suitable for the
Mining Trade, which will be sold either
with the hotel or separately.
There are on the premises two excellent
Barns, one 70x20 feet and the other 6Oxl8,
with floors overhead and about five tons OF
good Hay; also, five thousand pounds of
Barley on hand.
To person of active business habits and
we'll acquainted with the business of hotel
keeping and trading in the mines, no better
opportunity can be offered in the noun
tains; and to any such desirous of purchasing
| eAS AlOeOAO VIII t0AC p1C0culC Ill cAulD-
iting the income of the establishment for
the last two years. In addition to the
patronage of the travelling community, the
house is well sustained by the miuers in the
immediate neighborhood, who prefer to
purchase their supplies there. No better
location for permanent and lucrative bus.
iness can be found, where all the advanta.
ges of wayside hotel and miners store
can be combined.
The proprietors are desirous Of disposing
OF the above property for no other reason
than that they are determined to leave the
State. The house is in good repute and
doing better business than ever before
and the purchaser will find it in good order
well stocked and well patronized.
All persons indebted to the subscriber
will please make immediate payment, and
all persons having claims against the estab.
lishment will please present them, as they
are ready to settle all claims whenever
presented.
=. S. LESTER & co.
| Rabbit Greek, May l8, 1854 m2o-5.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20
Xegal advertisements.
4 DEMONSTRATORS NoTICE.-Noti

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE. Notice
"A is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed administrator Of tho
Valley, deceased; and all persons having
claims against said estate are required to
present the same to me, at my residence in
Sierra Valley, within ten months from this
date, or they will be forever barred thew
from
Notice is also given, that all persons hAv.
Ing property in their hands or under their
control belonging to said estttc, are ~
quired to deliver the same according to
law. HENRY HOWE.
Admir- of Jonathan Miller, dece6Ssd.
Dated April 18th, 1854. ap'92-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

AT IT AGAIN.-The brothers Boyle,
alias Henderson, ip Jail for burglary, are
young men of unusual energy. The Sheriff
detected them at two o'clock this morning
engaged in mining operations, whereby
they expected to make their exodus from
durance vile. They had got the irons
from their feet, and were operating a la
woodchuek. They declared that this was
the only mining operation they ever en-
tered into with will, and regretted the
discovery of their diggings exceedingly.
The following note had been prepared
for the Sheriff in the event of their absence
in the morning. 1t was written on the
back of receipt which they had managed
to steal from the Sheriff.
Mr.. w. j. Ford
Sir am sorry that i had to Leave your
Charge But Close Confinement Don't
Agree me as you must
now
Good By
don't 60 after me
as it will Be useless
The Sierra citizen., 1854-05-20

GR1zzL1Es.-A small grizzly bear was
killed in Sierra Valley last Sunday. They
are said to be very numerous in that
neighborhood. Amateur hunters who
wouldn't hesitate moment to fire at 8
grizzly" can have rare sport there. II
might add to their personal comfort and
feeling of security however to be "up 8
tree"
1t is rumored that hunting party is
forming in town, who will go to the valley
in body, and give notice to the grizzlies
to either leave the diggings or come out O
of the tall grass. Chickadees and spar
rows are to be exempt from the leader
hail, with the exception of lineal descen
dants of the sparrow that killed Cock
Robin.