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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-09-28

~ 1854 viii! be one OF the most men,
Orable Of years; and will occupy many pages
when the history Of the ages will be written.
Shpwrecks. wars, floods, steamboat and rail-
road massacres. tempests, lightnings, drouth,
fires, cholera, yellow fever, the Nebraska
bill fever, Know-Nuthingism, Schuylerism,
abolitionism, the wheat crop frozen out, the
corn crop burnt up, Instructions, earth
quakes, rumors of wars, bombardments, Gu
ba. tile Black Warrior, and not least, nor
last. Greytown bloted out by storm of fire
and iron; and the future is big with events
Of which the next four months, are 20 be rite.
Gin. Com.
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OT-Mr. Dietsch, the editor of the Reform
has sent US the following for publication in
regard to the attack made upon him and other
Gentlemen in yesterdays Enquirer:
ain reply to the attack made upon US and
others in yesterdays Enquirer we have only
to say, that it originated from the Office of the
same DR.. Frtsch, from which in the month
of May lest the notorious pamphlets dgains,
the support of our Free Schools were issued
These are the prophets ofthe coming saliva
tion!' DIETSCH.
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ELOQUENT ExrRAcT.-The sea is the lar
gest of cemeteries, and its slumberers sleep
without moment. All grave-yards in 9TH
er lands show symbols of distinction be,
tween the great and the small, the rich and
the poor; but in that ocean cemetery the
kings and clown. he prince and the present
are all alike undstingu<hed. The waves
roll over ali-the same requiem sung to their
honor. Over their remains the same storm
beats and the same sun shines; aud there
unmarked the weak and the powerful, the
plumed and the unhonored, will sleep on I'M
Ill awakened by the same trump, when the
sea will give up its dead.
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THE ObDEsT BIBLE IN AMERicA.-Dr.
tohn'R. Witherspoon, of Greensboro, Ala,
has manuscript Bible, which he believes
on evidence of tradition and and by title
page, to have been written about $40 or $50,
A. d., making 1t one thousand years Nd. Ii
is about eight inches long, six inches broad,
and five inches thick. The substance on
which it is written is parchment, as soft and
nearly as thin as satin. The covers are OF
old English oak, and pegs of oak are used to
wedge in tn. thongs of deer skins that ias.
tens in the leaves.-The title page is splen-
didly illuminated with black, red and blue
ink letters-very large at the beginning OF
each book.
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GA correspondent writing from Spring.
field, Ills. under date of 18th inst., says
"The POLITICAL affairs Of Illinois are in q
state Of great commotion. There is but one
Congressional District in the State enjoying
the quiet despotism of locofccoism. In all
the others democracy is divided. A great
portion will not take Nebraskaism as a test
of democracy. Douglas is rowing about the
State to force the party to do this thing
The friends Of freedom have a fair prospect
Of carrying all but two of the Congressional
Districts. They will try.''
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Y virtue order Of the Court of Common Pleas
ID Vanderburgh County made It's September
~ sell auction to the highest bidder at the door
the Court of Evansville the "a
December. 1884. between 10 o'clock and o'clock p.
W. that the South of Section 8.
South of Range west bounded follows;
the Of said section running from thence
chains TO stake thence north 55 ~ min east u stake
the west side Of Evansville and Princeton road y So
snsi hsnce north deg. west -n chains 10 stake on
otsaid road thence north s. deg west along the
a OF SAID road I50 chains tn the north line of said
q sec therce south west Is chains the place
o, beg, ling. containing Is acres
TEX hS:--One third I'm 6 In
rurehaser to give notes with approved security.
bearing interest PHILLOPENA KOCH.
sef-'-" Adm'x Of Jacob Loehr. decd.
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TEMPERANcE.-Rob Dale Owen writes
from Naples: al have not seen n man par.
TALLY intoxicated since | have been in the
city, Of 100000 inhabitants, and they say
one may live there for four years without
seeing one. All drink light winesi and am
not at all sure il Longworth, the Cincinnati,
patron, of vineyards. is not doing more in
our country for temperance, than any lec,ur-
er in it,"
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DAILY JOURNAL.

PERsoSAL.-The Commune alton in yes
terday's Enquirer, dedicated to "Mr. Sanders
Of the Journal" will receive the small por.
ton Of attention it merits tomorrow. We
seldom stoop to notice matters emanati No
from such contemplate source as we be-
lieve put forth that miserubly harmless pro-
duction, but We shall give the article in ques-
ton due notice.
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COM N ERCIAL,
WEDNESDAY EvEsISG, Sept. AZ

WEDNESDAY EvEsISe, Sept. AZ.
RvER.-The river has been rising at OH
points, curing the past week, md is now al q
stand. with about "a feet water on the pfin.
cipal bars.
WEATHER-warm with little rain during
the week.
Observation-Disclosures in almost every
branch is assuming seasonable activity
with large amounts of goods arriving daily.
Money is said to be scarce. No essential
changes in the prices current since last
week.
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~ The alarm of fire night before last
arose from the up-seting of a candle in the
shop adjoining Decker's g. Kramef's store.
The blaze of the candle caught in bed and
produced considerable smoke, but not
much fire.
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NJ The Douglas stumpers alias Smith
Miller's "auxiliares, bright and Willard
separated here yesterday morning. Dir. Will
lard returned home on account of the illness
of his wife. Nr. Bright went TO Mi. Yer
non and made speech there yesterday, and
turned to this city last night. We have not
learned the course Of Mr.. Bright from this
city.
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Os- The Cincinnati Columbian of n

Oy- The Cincinnati Columbian of Mon
day says:
A tight money market is the principal
phenomenon just now. The best paper is
scarcely looked at. Some of the Third st.
people believe that TO carry out the "smal
note law" will be an impossibili,y, as curren'
cy cannot be found To substitute for the for
eign notes. This difficulty to get hold of The
"medium" will restrict purchases within the
smallest possible limits, and keep the trade
dull until the present difiiculli,s are sur.
mounted. Eastern exchange still a, Ii buy.
ing. aud selling.
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N% The Pittsburgh American attributes
the appearance of cholera ct that place to
the Distribution of cheap but diseased po-
tatoes. They were brought from Michigan
in damaged state. and were sold and eaten
freely. Another cause was the water in the
basins. 1t had long been exposed to a sui
try sun, engendered animal life on its sur.
face, was widely used, and no doubt had u
rernicious effect.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.
NOTICE OLE SALE.

NOTICE isherey given tina. will sell at Public Auction
Friday the 18th day OF September 1885, at the
denee ofJohn Rankin late Of Vanderburgh COUNTY
his property sistng Of horses
shea household and kitchen farm
utensils and many other articles credit
all liars
his with approved security waving valuation AMI ap-
pra' laws. JOEL MALTBY, Admir-.
BY JAS HARLAN. j.. Atty. sep53w
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q. n. ECCIESTON a. IN.

e. u. E(sGLESTON q CO.,
UDROPRIETORS of the Crescent City Foundry in Evans
VILE bald all kinds Of Machinery in stale quality and
price. equal 20 any made in city Of the est.
We make Fire and Steam Engines all Saw and Grst Mill
Irons Cast Iron Water heels Wheels Iron House
Fronts Railing OF various Brass Work OF all
kinds Wrought and Cast iron Bridge work-ndeed every
thing in our line Of business Prompt attention given to re-
pairs
We the highest rrice for Scrip Copper.
Foundry the Canacorner Of Canal aud Ingie Streets
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o. Depredations to the amount Of Sls,-
600 have been committed in the Augusta
post Office by negro, who has confessed his
crime, aud restored most of the money.
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MARRIED

On the evening Of the Esd. by James T. Walker. Esq
Mr.. SAML JARED aged years. to Mrs. LII Cf MANSELL
aged 81 years
Two Of the Oldest resdentso of Vanderburgh County.
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PORTRAITS.

HE undersigned Portrait Pointer having carried on his
sades sevefal Rome. Itsy most respectful
invites the attention of the inhabitants Of this city and vi
entity his Portraits the perfect Of which he
Church Altar Paint
ings and all other work belonging his profession.
waiting Paintings Samples Of his he
at Mr. \. Listers bookstore. His the New
York Hotel on Vine street. between First aud Water
auxsO-2ws DANIEL ROSTER. Portrai Painter.
HHAMs.iso lbs Qusley's sugar cured Hams Just
III III Reed at ausl GOOk'S
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PIANO FORTES.
NEW WUSGCALlNSrikUN NJ .: r ST OnG ,
FIRST STREET NEAR THE POST OFFICE.


-slcs.- THE undersigned most respectfully begs
H n all admirers MusicA and Of
TINS city and vicinity, that he will or attef
TIE OF - peniber music Instrumental Depot
In tn above des ro.d premises consisting principally in Pr
the celebrated makers nov in eaiseucs Who
Europe we'll Amefca. ~ the
Lao. ords Fair would aeef-- conf
dence believe these we'll Oil Paint
probably best chi never found their wt 90 this
teiiss the strides proaf Lefa
menti PURSUITS and the aft amply Justify the
Of home patronage herv such an establishment snd the i'm
Of Oil Paintings
guided frames adorn fasore Pariofs have been
oren this establishments. Bcngz musician by
ssicn. thought all judgement Tn hear in selecting the
uh good the markets OF Europ". Bos
New York Afforded rnd acting for Of
houses snurd sell them almost thsir original
Icu fully the brlsncy
Of Of Piaos touch. durability and the standing
good tune.
ALsO:-A selection Of bamboo Ornamental Walking Canes
ofdrerent Window blinds with all the hx
PLAN. The Of Violin
Br gs Tapieces screws Pegs Rossin and other items.
Pianos tuned in equal Through all the twenty
four Keys. aud repaired To order.
nd handed Pianos aiken In exchange.
well improved and unimprovsd landed prop
erty. IL desited.
aug21-3m j. BERNHARD JENNINGS.
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8. S. PRESTON d co.

MANUFACTURERS OF Tobacco. Second ST.. betvee
WI Nam and ter door below Buchanan Co.. la
xsep25-6ud' 80 i' - = -
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NOtiCE,

NOflCS,
NE subscriber respectfully informs the public that
long practice in the cloth manufacture he Is enabled to
cleanse all Wooenstuh etc. and take stains He
aatee that stain taken of clothes by him. will
sho AGAIN aud that the Cloth will the polish
when lie also does mcndins Of short Lotce
and reasonable prices The Pabe will please to give me
a trial. QCSTAS Ia ERACI
Mr.. shmih's House. next door Of DR.. Nuehihauseu.
sep2l-lm llama
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CITy MILLS FLOUR for sale at the Mill ..ss SOC
o. IS CASH.
COPARTNERSHIP.

rJNHE have this formed
der the style and firm Of Hill Holiday for the
action Of General Produce Forwarding and Commission
Business in this city. EDWARDR HILL.
sept2-u MARCUS Z. HOLIDAY
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NEW WASHINGTON HOTEL.

Proprietors Of this House have removed the
IL old stand on Main street their Hotel
ell opposite the Court House. where they
accommoda their old customers aud all Others
ne to call upon them in much superior style than formerly
Thankful tor patronage u solicit
fthc which shall all
it. Our fare will be the the market affords ou
charges moderate.
Good .tAblins and Wagon Yard country custom
eyl0-dkwu FELKER b HEpDERECH
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HEESE-Fifty boxes prime Cheese. reed and for sale
~ below the market rate. by
aug2S WIN. REILLY.
lHURNiTURE DAM sk.-I0 As Furntur. Dam
ask 5f Furniture Damask received and for sale
by JAMES Low CO..
auszS as Main Louisville. ny,
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n EWET,s Celebrated BEATER HAY TRES
KNOWN AS
M d II M % y II Il SIS.

TIME undersigned having purchased the right for vsnder
burgh eight adjoining counties beg leave to inform
the farmers aud OF said territory that they are
pared build and said Presses
rights within The above named territory.
furnish aud Iron Work those who wish
BALD Tor themselves.
this Press great all Others
that have vet been introduced il being
twice the work day that 9th Press
in shipping.
evidence OF its superiority is that In Switzerland
alone ch s Of heaviest Hay
ties there about hundred and fifty Of
operation.
Besides successfully received the premium and Silver
Medals at both the Ohio and Indiana State Fairs.
For apply TO jrant d Co.. their Agricultural
Seed Feed store Main Bridge
ansve Ind To- s. MITCHELL where all necessary
nation will he given with pleasure and al Presses
can be seen IN operation. j. y. MITCHELL,
ei0-3tdwu 4. GRANT a. CO.
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To MERCuaNTS

a PRACTiCAI. Book Keeper will Post and arrange
~ Merchants Books max Balance Sheets in indivd-
ual or company he will take sett
Books in Whoesale House In any branch of business APP
ply at the Wall Paper Store Of
augll JOHN G. DEvEREUX. Jr.
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J. BERNHARD JENNINGS.

a FINE lot Of Crushed Corn for feed Hay. Corn
~ and Oats. constantly on hand and for sale hy
suss 7. GRANT CO.
HEESE.-Receved rcr steamer Sultan. rs boxes choice
SHamburg Dairy Cheese. for sale by -
eys I. ID. HERMANN.
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DIR. &c. RURCH. DSNTlsT.

aving devoted the last years Of his life to the study
IL anu practice OF his profession. would respectfully
quest those who debt him for professional services
come forward and settle without delay IL unusual the
OF members of the which he beionx
and he earnestly that will call
IN tuare Tor Professional who
willing both tor material used and the skill
for oP ration o the kind.
sepI2-tt
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GERMAN PRIMES, STARCH AND Pearl,
u BARI EY Received per steamer kescue:-
IS boxes Wheat starch. 80 boxes German Prunes
bills Psafi Barley. for sale lowest market prices. BY
sus3 l. x ID. HEIMANN
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JEREMIAH BBiiNl. Insurance. AGENT,
0hce over J. VI. Caldwell's Store. Evansville. Indiana
A GENT for the NEW YORK CITY ms. CO..
~ STATE MUTUAL FIRE l. MARINE ms, CO., Of
Iiasri.burgh Pa. ~
UNITED STATES LIFE INA. CO.. OF New York.
KEYSTONE MUTUAL LIFE a HEALTH INSUR.
ANCE CO. Of Harrisburgh, Pa. sep20-ly
SHCGAR HOUSE, PLANTATION Ak REFINED
- MOLA5Sb>-IO bbis best quality hne order Tor sale
by 5. l.. GILBERT a. CO.
sep1o Sycamore Water.
NtENNESsEE MONEY-IN ANY AMOUNT--bo~ghtb BY
l. s. Il. GILBERT Co..
seP1p Sycamore Water.
CtUDAsIXES.-sO.OO 900 Choice for sale by
~ s. T.. GILBERT CO.,
sepD Sycamore M Water.
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.sss sssss

lNAN IL be possible that's EMBICH summon ed APP
~ pear before the Honorable City Council
chare ofseng Dry Goods chespi Or
corporations orders for Goods when in re they
worth than ninety the dollsrf BE
IL know Mr. 4. attend his affairs
while he the tenor Of his at the time
do the greatest good the largest
continuing to sell good Goods to his numerous
markably low prices.
you delight getting good Goods a.
ow prices. e32
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uEEsE.-Just reed per steamer Umpire as bxs Orang
" Farm Cream Cheese, and fo- sale by
sep2l Ia ID. HEIMAN.
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NODA.-i5 kegs best Newcastle. for sale low BY
- aug25 s. b. GILBERT CO.

FORTY ACRES or LAND FOR SALE
GTTUATED the Evansville and Owensve read thre,
- miles from this City with log house good Orchard
never failing srfins-tveny cleared.
ALSO:-A two stofy Brck House Of Second
Walnut streets in good repas and venieoty Lu
ALSO:-Five Lots laying IT, Bell and Cnsndlers En-
all Of which will sold bic terms En-
uife Of aug2j T. BACON d CO.
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OPERA FLANNEL6.-ah assortment Of colours. th.
~ day reed at JAMES Low CO..
sepI5 ais Main ST.. Louisville, KY,
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DEnFORps FAMILY GROCER

DEDFORD's FAMILY GROCERY.
undersigned would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. that have juss
stock OF amily 'roceres aud Provisions pon
Second door James Steels Lumber Yard
where they hope by strict attention business and
receive share OF public patronage
They are daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter
Eggs Lard and Poultry from the country and shall Keep
santy on hand full supply Of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will delivered the
SEPT BEDFORD & WADE.
GAME WANTED
In THE highess market price will alwa-s he PAID
I'm for Game at the Exchange Retaurst. Bring it -
vWYA possible
- 49, auGif PETER BURK.
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FOR sAI,E nm RENT


ca very desirable family residence situated In the most
E elegahle the city The
with good cefn houses and fruit trees
the premises.
ALSO lots 10 tsasco city, from ting the rv-
ef bargain be had IL apped Apply
OF this office.
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HDLANEs-Justr received scases Carpenters Ps,es
ii Prisns very large and complete
Planes Aiso Guses Saw. Plane and Chsel handles
File handles Chalk Spoos Bench and Hand Screws &c
&C., all made my order by the ''Oho Tool Co. Call
the New Hardware Store doors below be Branch Bank
ey1-dw CHA'S. 3. WELLS.
GODEY'S LADIES BOON for September. rec. at
IISTER,S Roah
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1-s& A. bind shirt.
ing * shee,ing.... 1aIet
81 40 do do lOai2s
Adams blue and or
ange prints..".... 8 aol
Robson IL Merimack
blue and Orange
prints. ......5..... . a1O
Sprasue IL Aliens
madden ptih,s. %. 9a10.
Fancy lisllt & dark
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PROF. T. C. GAYLE.
Dean the Faculty Memphis. Tenn, speaks thus:
L. NJ BRUCE. NJ d New Castle. Ky
Dear sir; have submitted Compound to Professors
sbbeft and X Watson they thnt very highly Indeed
Of your Panscea and think we'll calculated very
saatary steran can give opinion Of IL &c
and Others who wish buy it, and
give il my individual reccmmendatios.
am. very respectfully. your ob'tserv't.
to- GAYLE.
Dean Of the Faculty.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-02-25
COnstable's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution issued the Sth
ID day of February, a. d. 1854, by Esquire
Boy es, justice of the peace for Township
No. 6, Placer county. California, and to me
directed, judgment $494, drawing FIVE per
cent per month from date, execution in favor
of William Hasson and against the goods and
chattles of John Cotes; to satisfy said execu-
ton have levied upon the following proper
ty, to-wit: John Cotes interest in the Little
Ell Dorado Ditch, also his interest in the min
ing claims belonging to said ditch company
Said ditch's claims are known as DR.. Gripp s.
CO., and are located on the west side of Ell
Dorado canon, about one mile above the big
fiat on said canon, all of which l will offer for
sale on the Doth day of February, d. 1854.
between the hours of l and 4 O'Clock, p m.
or as much thereof as will satisfy the execu-
tion and accruing cost, said property will be
sold on the ground where located
j. NJ TIPTON,
Constable, Tp No. 6.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-02-25
Constab ble, Up. No. 6
CheriR's Sale. .---Be virtue of an exc

CherifR's Sale.---Be virtue of an exc
~ cution. to me directed, issued out of the
Hon. District Court of the 1th Judicial Dis
trct in and for Placer County, State of Cali
fornia, on judgment rendered on the 21st
day of October a. d. 1853, in favor of Car
penter and Atwell, and against Rosecrans
and QUITS for the sum of $633, 18-l00 dol
lars principal and interest together with the
sum of $249, ,15.100 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, m all tn e
right title interest and claim that the said
Rosecrans and Cults had on the 2lst day of
October, 1853, in and to the following describ
ed property, to- wit: a 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
provemeuts 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.
s G. ASTIN, Sheriff Placer Co
% 3t By VIM. H. Dillingham;, Deputy.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-02-25
SALE.---By virtue of

~ EKAEE7S SALEs.-.Dy virtue OF
~ an Order of Sale and Judgment Decree
made by the District Court of the 9th Judi
cial District in and for Sacramento County,
on the 10th day of January, a. d., 1854, or
dering the Sheriff of Placer County to sell
certain attached property of 8. w Lovells,
hereinafter described, to satisfy judgment
rendered on said 10Th day of January, 1854,
in said Court, in favor of Henry w. Clifford,
Andrew j. Marshall. and Oliver B. Wescott
and against s. w. Lowell for $200O.00, with
legal interest thereon from said 10th day of
January, and also the sum of 1869, 80 costs,
l will sell at the Court House door in Auburn
Placer county to the highest bidder for cash.
on Saturday the 18th day of February, a. d.,
1854, at 10 O c ock a. m., oil the right title,
interest and claim of said Lowell in and to
the shares of stock, and interest in shares of
stock in the Bear River and Auburn Water
and Mining Company, and Yankee Jim's
Union and Water Company or Companies
Canals, and the May Flower Saw Mill appur-
tenances and water privileges thereto belong
ing, all being and situate in Placer County
All said property will be sold on said day or
so much as will satisfy said judgment and
costs due and to become due thereon. This
January 26th, 1854.
s. C. ASTIN, Sheriff of Placer Co
Auburn, n20--3t