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POET r Y.
TO THE EVENING WIND.
sY W. G. BxrAsr.

Spiri, tha, breaihesi through my lattice, ,nou
Tha, coolsl the twilight, OF the sul,ry Gay,
Gratefully flows thy freshness round my g,S"'
Riding all day the wild blue waves nll now'
Rouyhenine their crcs,s, and scattering ne"
i. their spray,
And swe ling the white sail. welcome ihee
To the scorched land, thou wanderer OF tue sea :
Nor I alone Ia thousand bosoms round
Inhale thee In the fullness OF delight;
And languid forms rise up, and pulses oouna
Liyelier. at coming Of the wind OF night
And, langushing to hear thy grateful sound,
Lies the vast inland, stretched beyond the sisn' )
Go forth into the gathering shade; go forth,
Gods blessing breathe upon the ialnting ear'h
10. rock the little wood bird in his nest,
Curl the still waters, bright with stars, and
rouse
The wide old wood from his majestic rest,
Summoniu. frum the innumerable boughs
The strange, deep harmonies that haunt his
breast;
Pleasant shall be thy way where meekly bows
The shutting flower, and darkling waters pass,
And twixt the o'ershadowing branches and the
grass.
Tn. f,;u, old man shall lean his silver head
To feel thee thou shalt kiss the child asleep,
And dry the mois,ened curls that oyersPread
His temples, while his breathing grows more
deep; -,
And they who stand about the sick mans bed
Shall ioy to listen TO thy distant sweep,
And softly part the curtains TO allow
Thy visit, grateful to his burning brow.
Go.-but the circle of eternal change,
Which is the life Of nature, shall restore,
With sounds aud scents from all thy mighty range
Thee to thy birthplace OF the deep oace more
Sweet odors in the sea.air, sweet and strange,
Z Shall tell the homesick mariner OF The shore;
And, listening to thy murmur, he shall deem
He hears the rushing leaf and running stream.
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,GT Tho Pscataquis Observer Is responsi.
bio for the following: ~ ni .'l
A gentleman called at hut in tho Aroos.
took valley, and requested some dinner. The
lady, her spouse being absent. refused to
supply bis necessities for money or the love
OF humanity. ......f.....,..' ....,.5 siI
"yery well,n replied the hungry traveller,
as he turned his footsteps from the inhospi.
table abode. you will want nothing TO cat
tomorrow. .,r.-'y ... I.'IHfI'I
"Why not :" inquired tho woman. ul
Because" answered the weary man,
";he Indians are digging tunnel at Moose:
head Lake, and they arc going to turn oil
tho waters Of the Lake into the Aroostook
valley, and you and all the rest Of fbe peo.
pie are to be drowned.@ r....,... .urf
Upon this intelligence tho old lady hur.
ried Of to the priest to inform him that
food was to overflow tho valley, and usk
what was TO DO done in the. sad emergency.
The priest endeavored 70 quiet her tears
By telling hcr ihat God had promised thai he
should dsver send another ,hood upon tho
earth. sid..f. 10 e,,h.i bs,ion sra
!" But" exclaimed the aifrighted woman,
"at Isn't God that's going TO Do i.-i.s the
cussed Indians" H ~ ~ j 7'oY' y
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GEN. LAFAYETTE AT sAco.

Partaking of the spirit and feeling so uni.
versally manifested Throughout The United
States on the visit OF General LA FAY
ETTE, the citizens of Saco and Biddeford
have anXiously looked forward 10 The time
when they should have the opportunity OF
offering TO the man on whom had fallen the
mantle Of our rerered WASHINGTON, the per-
sonal tribute OF their admiration and graft.
,ude; and on Friday the 24:h OF June, a,
half pas, four o'clock in tho afternoon he
was received by them on the plains OF
Blddeford. After having been announced
as the "SATIoS,s $ GUEST TO the Committee
Of Arrangements for The Towns OF Saco and
Biddeford, who united upon this occasion,
with Col. Emery, one Of The aids Of Governor
Paris. he was addressed by Ether Shepley,
Esq. Chairman OF the Committee
"GESERAL LAFAYETrE.-We congratulate
you on your safe arrival among us. We are
thankful TO kind Providence for your pres
erva,ion. We rejoice in the opportunity 10
tender our thanks, and afford some memo.
rials Of our gratitude 10 the early friend OF
our County. liis with pleasure we behold
the veteran soldier of our revolution, and
the Friend Of our Washington, after having
passed through many scenes ofsuffering and
Of danger, in the evening Of his days, hap
py in the enjoyment, Of the blessings OF
health and Of liberty We hail the era Of
a Nations pouring forth her gratitude and
receiving 10 her bosom the Friend Of her
infancy, as one long 10 be remembered for
the lesson IT. teaches the whole family oi
man, blessing which shows that 10 par,
with ones substance 10 aid the oppressed,
10 secure their rights is 10 treasure up hon.
or; 10 bear the fatigues and encounter the
dangers Of war 10 obtain the blessings oI
freedom, is 10 accumulate glory. Ill .g
Dear 10 us then GENERAL, by the remem.
erance Of your early sacrifices and labors
for our Country
Dear to us on account Of the suffering.
you have since endured in the cause OF
freedom
Dear 10 us for the lesson which The his
tory oi your life will afford to us, our chill,
dren, and the world = we bid you welcome
10 our homes" r.. f.,e.',se rr,e qqi
To this the General replied in his usua
happy and appropriate manner. Ahcl
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10 Tho Richmond Eaqwrsr asserts thss
oil who DO not beliese that tho Kan.as No.
bratss bill lesislates slavery into these tsr.
ritorics are heretical abolltionisis. No doubt
that was the substantial result anticipated
~ the coo:pirators,g but tho Hbest laid
schemes ''gang an. sglsy." Meanwhile, II
the doctrine Of the EnguirT y correct, vhst
becomes Of the nice Standardization editors
Of New England. who arc perpstually assers.
ing that tho bill docs not sanction sl6rIy
Red hot sbolitidnista, I'll Of them!
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GA gentleman Of our acquaintance
who has little of the anliquary in his com,
position, asks US 10 publish the annexed ac'
coun, of the reception Of the "Naiion's
Guest" Lafayette, in Saco and Biddeford,
in 1925. The accoun, was furnished the
Eastern Argus soon aicT the reception took
place, and was copied into the old Maine
Palladium from that paper. The Mrs,
Thacher referred 10 in the account, has re.
oa,,,v deceospd in Thomasion.
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AGRICULTURAL.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES

Made al the Fair and Cattle Shog Of The
York County Agricultural Society, held in
D. Biddsford October 4th and 5th.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
ODnstbaip's Saie.---By virtue Of Al

0Dnstbaip's Saia.---Ry virtue Of al
" execution. to me directe /, issued ont OF
the Court Of Il Q. Crnvens, "A Justice Of the
Peace with and for the County Of Place,
tate of alifoi MIA, Up No 5 on u judgmenf
rendered on the 29th cay Of Deccmoer. 1853
in favor of james Il Bennett and aga n>t
Nark >tebbins for the sum of four hundred
and sixty dollars and five cents debt nclusi We
of costs of suit, have this day levied upon
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash at
the Bowling Alley known as >teDbns Alley
in Yam ee Jim's. on Saturday the llth day Of
February. a. d 1854, at 3 clock p m all
the right, title and interest Of the SAID Mark
Stebhins IN and to the following property, to-
wit: Two lots lying and situated on the west
side OF Ni"ln Street in Yankee Jims one upon
which stands the Saloon and Bowling alley
known A. tebbins place, and the other up' u
which a building stands now used as a Res.
taurant, and formerly owned and occupied by
Adams ami Co. said property lying in the
above named Township and County
t.. >' OFT Deputy Sheriff
Yankee Jim's, Dec 80, '53 -n193.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

CheriG's Salp.---R, virtue Of IN exc
~ cuton to me directed issued out Of II @
t4On. District ourt Of the 11th judicial ID s..
trict in and for PlacerC ounty. on u Judgment
rendered on the 9th dHy Of Jnnurry, a. d.
1854 in favor OF Lewis Mason and ngainst J .
VI Tpton VIM Hatfield and Thos. Sims 70,
nineteen hundred and seventy eight dollars
and forty three cents deht and five hundred
md twenty dollars and sixty seven cents costs
# suit with interest on the said sum of n ne
f EN- hundred and seventy eight dollars and
fnrty-three cents, from the 9th day of Janu.
AIRY. 1854. at the rate of 10 per cent. per an
mum, have this day LEVIED upon and Will
sell to the highest bidder or cash. at Il er-
rick 10 in Yankee .Iims, TIP. No on
Saturday 1lth day of February 1854 at
o'clock N all the right, title and inter.
est of the ID 'ipton, tatficld & Sims in and
to the folio, 1g property, to wit: One lot III
Michigan City on the east side of Main street
upon which is butchers shop known as Hat
field, Sims and O. 8 shop; also in the Birds
Valley Ranch, in 'p. No. 6, lying and situate
in ird's Valley. by the road leading from
Raker's Ranch to Michigan ity. also in the
ranch known as Bakers Ranch, in Up. No 6.
lying and situate on both sides Of the road
leading from Yankee Jjm's to Michigan City;
also in and to the Volcano saw mill in p. No
s; also in certain lot lying and situate in
Yankee lin =, Up No 5. on the west side 0
Vain treet, upon which is Il butchers shop
known As the shop Of the Mountain Reef o.,
ilso in a certain butchers ranch, lying and
situate nenr Owl Greek on the road between
Bloud's Mill and Yankee .iims in Up. No 5
s. Q. ASTIN, Sheriff,
BY d g. >cott, Deputy
Yankee Jim's ian 1lth 54-nl93w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
State Of California,
CnuUtV Placer.

In the matter Of the petition or John
Echos, for the benefit of an act entitled
"An act for the re iet Of ln-olvent Debt
ors and the protection of Creditors"
passed May 4th. 1852.
Whereas, an order has been issued by
the Judge Of the District Court of the
llth Judicial District as follows, to-wlt:
STATE OF C,LIFoRNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER
Upon examining the within and fore
going petition, schedu es, indentureS and
affidavit, and being satisfied that they are
made in compliance with the provisions
of an act EMIT ed saw act for the relief
of Insolvent debtors and the protection of
creditorS," approved May 4th, 1852. 1t
is therefore ordered hy the undprSi signed
District Judge Of the llth Judicial Dis
trct, ia said State that the creditors of
the within named John Echol- mentioned
in the within schedules (nlarkrd A < -,
be and they are hereby required and or
dpred to appear before the District Court
of the 4th JudicIa District, at the Court
House in Colonla, in the county of FL
Dorado in said state on the 9th day of
February, Il 1854, to shew cause if any
they have, why IN assignment of the e--
tate of the said John EchoIS shall not he
made and he be discharged from his debts
1t is further ordered and directed that
the Jerk of the District Court aforesaid,
for the County Of Placer, issue a notice
20 the creditors aforesaid to he and ap
pear in open Court aforesaid, to show
cause if any they have why the prayer of
the said John Erhuls shall not he granted
1t is further ordered that the creditors
aforesaid, he and they are hereby stayed
and restrained from the prosecution of
legal proceedings against the SAID John
Echpl~, until his prayer in the premises
can be heard at the time and place aiort-
said JNO NJ. HOW ELL,
District Judge nth J ihicinl District.
Now, therefore, the creditors ot the
said John Echol~, are hereby notified TO
be and appear before the District Court
Of the l lth Judicia District, at the Court
House in CoIona, in sand >,ate, cn the
9th day Of February, II. d., 1854, to show
cause if any they have, VIII! an assign
ment of the estate of the said John Echol>
shall not he made, and he be discharged
from his debts.
Witness my land and the sea- of the
District Court Of the 18th Judicial
District, IN and for Placer County
This 5rh day Of January, IA. d., 1854.
WIN. \. JOHNSON, Clerk.
HALE g. RYERsoN, Attorneys.
Auburn, Jan. 7th, '54-n17
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Nheriff7s Sale.---hy virtue of an order,
~ OF sale. to me directed. issued out of the
Hon District Court Of the tn judicial Dis
trict for Placer o inty, upon r judgment
rendered on the 10Th day of January, 1854,
IN tavo' of Holt Il Perkins and against II. ",
House, for the sum of $l49S.29 with interest
on the id sun IF fourteen hundred and nine
ty eight aoll,r and twenty nine cents, from
the 10th day of January 1854, Mt the rate ot
lo per cent rer annum, together with two
hundred and nine dollars and ninety six costs;
ana whereas, an order and decree Of ourt
was entered ON said 10th day of January =.
1894, for the sale Of the following described
premises, to wit: The Empire Hotel" to-
gether with the lot and all buildings there on
or so much thereof as will be sufficient to
satisfy the above Judgment anil costs of suit.
.he same being due upon mechanics lien
np1 by the said pl,intifs in nccorda ce with
INV ! will sell to the highest bidder for cash.
'ne above escribed proper y, lying and being
s'tunted in the town Of Auburn, Placer c0un
" State of California at the curt House
aoor in Auburn, on Saturday the 1lth day Of
February, 1854. Mt 2 o'clock, p, m.
\ g. ASrtN, sheriff Placer Co
by VIM. y. Dillingham;, Deputy.
Arhn~n, January 2cth, '54 81
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R. j. FISHER,
House CARPENTER and Joiner,

rs prepared to erect or improve houses on
i short notice. He has on hand large lot
u good sluice lumber. and keeps constant II
supply of Toms Rockers and sheet iron 1o,
nlhng purposes.
He is also prepared with suitable lumbe,
for all orders AS undertaken.
Anhurn. Novl9. '58-my
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Shegiff7s Sase.---3y virtue OF an exc
y cution t. me directed and delivered, issued
out Of the District ourt IT the 9th judicial
District, in and for Sacramento county on "A
,udgm mt rendered on the 10th day OF Decem
Der, 1853, in f .vor Of Joseph KlopenStene,
Andrew klopenstene aud Lewis Nassarlat
and against tuus Smith, o. j Douglass
and n Pendleton for 1902 "a and S2J3 90
costs of suit, with interest Oh said sum OF
1852 "a from the day judgment WAS rendered
1t the rate OF ten per cent per annum, have
levied ulon aud Will sell to the highest bid
Ter for cash at the court house in Placer
county. on the 4th day Of February, 1894, al
o'clock. a N. all the right, title, iuteresi
and claim If aid smith. Douglass and Pen
ieton II and to the stock and shnres in the
Gold iiill and Bear River Water Company
being and situated in Placer county All the
above named stock viii be sold on said day or
50 much thereof ns will be sufficient to salts
fy said execution and costs due and to become
due thereon.
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Ta.al AdVcrtising.

One sauare, first insertion, 2'oO
T"sh luh.pnueut insertion, 1,OO
;rlll legal advertisements must be
occo,npanled with the CASH, otherwise
,hsy will not be published. This rule
viii be strictly adhered to.
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COnstahIe's ( Sale. BY virtue Of a,

4 Constable Sale. BY virtue of an
~ execution, to me directed, issued from
the Court Of f.. Robinson, Justice nt
the Peace in and for the county of Placer,
State Of California, and Township No. @,
of said county. on IL Judgment rendered
on the 18th day Of Ortoter, A. d 1858.
for the sum of si25 ,00 together With darn.
ageS S6,25, and costs of suit taxed at
80 and accruing costs said judgment
IN favor of Rufus Smith and against
Charles Lancaster and Joseph Y Pc lard.
| have levied upo" and will sell at Public
sale, at the Gold Fl Hotel in the town Of
Go It Hill, on the 2nd day of February,
1894, at - O'Clock, M, the following
properly, taken rs the property of the
said detendanf~: cooking stove, bar
room stove, 10 blankets, 5 mattresses, q
Iarge plates, "a small do, "a knives and
forks, GO cups and Saurers, 2 large pitch
er-, -nIa do, a benches, 8 tables, one
carpet. X. NJ. w AG y ER, unstable
Jan 81 sd 2t TIP. No. 2.
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Hob Printing.

The Job Office of the HERALD has re-
Gently received large additions, and pa
irons can now have printing done, OF !
descriptions, in superior manner W.
dera from distance must invariably be
arro,nnanjed with the money.
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Es,r Sale,

one quarter share OF the NeA England Saw
" viii situated IL miles above auburn, on
the Illnoistown road, as the owner wishes 4
leave the country a bargain may be had; tol
parti ula,s enquire at ellis, Fargo Co..
txpress OfEoe, AUruyG
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
SURVEYORS NOTICE.

ssE1HE certificate Of the County Sur
l. veyor or any of his deputies, shall
eadmitted as legal eyldnnce i'll any Court OF
this State but the same may be explained or
rehutted by other evidence No survey here
after made by any person except the ounty
Surveyor or his deputy shall be considered
legal evidence in any Court within this state
,xcept such surveys AS are made by the nu
thorty Of the United States or by mutual
consent Of the parlies'-page III, Statutes
of California.
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PLACER HERALD.
pubIl.hed every Saturday Morning by
TABB MITCHELL.
:. N. HERALD OFFICE, on Main Street,
opposite the National Hotel.
TER MS.
Advertising.

one slaII;; I;n,s frat insertion, 500
r.t ,,l,,ao,ieut insertions, l.50
F,r halt square of five lines or less 700
Each subsequent Insertion, I,oo
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-01-28
NUMBER 80.

john o
Tighten Henry md
r ISr or LETTERS remaining IN
Wells, Fargo j. Co.'s Express Office,
Michigan City, Jan. goth, 1884.
adams John q cal Armstrong Roht 4 O
A len Ethan 2 III, Mo Ashley John II
Buker Albert Q cal Blandin WIN Fa III
John i" Blue Danl y
Barker Hosea I" Boothe Sebastn'0 Ky
Barnes Abrhms Mo Bourne Geo J4Mo
Barr John cal Brant J " cal
oates Henry Tex Major /"
Johns o Brigham c RS"
B aty WIN II Brown Enoch D
Bell Henry AZ o Brown James O
Blair Irvine cal Blrne Domnick cal
Cain Tho. NY Cook EdF Mis-
'arter Jas A Ten " ia. NJ o
Case Henry z o Coomb- Lorenzo @
Chrkering Otis cal Cramer Chns cal
Chris.man w,n 2 Pa Crawford WIN O
Clebourne Roht cal Crosby Porter Mass
Coalnan Geo2 O,calCrupper Dav R cal
Cole John 2 Mo CrutchIy Abram ny
" Miles II Ill Cummin- Mr. cal
Colvin Saml Ma Cunningham WIN W
OF, Ia cal, Ten
Cono'ly P cal Curtis Jas J Mass
Davis Francis2 Dean Geo 3 RI
Mass, Ind " 81 a- NJ Mo
Day Henry NJ DearinY Thos P cal
Slick John cal Duncan SAml
Earle Fred W In Eli. Evan cal
Edmondson } W Ia E,nnon. F " Ne
Edmondson WIN CT " jus N F"
Fahba Henry Ger French rhos L Pa
Ga,nis Horace cal Gooch Alex cal
WIN " GordenIer Geo9
Gardner wm Cal Mich, Cal
lIc0r WIN Il +" Graham jackson III
Gh!ett Arson 2 Crawford WIN cal
Hall Joseph cal Hill John RI
u" wm4 20, cal Wade cal
Hammond Cha. $ Hinkle Anthony9 Ky
hargis Harden 2 MoRnkell SO omn Ga
Harion Moses H MeHuhbard John cal
Hart J B 4 O, ,caI Huffaher } W Me
Hepburn Thos cul Hunter Il "a O,~sal
Ingrakam John mich
Jack Jas Scotd Jessee John cal
Jacobs Basil R johnson A F orNv
james Geo cal Jones John m @
Jenkins Geo
Ketchum Lawrence Kinvcade VIM me
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Keegan Jas Cal " WIN "
Keith Geo AS Ill, cal Knight John l. cal
Kennedy Robt Ia kn.dle Saml 4 I"
Robt R cal
Lancaster WIN md Lee John eel
WIN Cal LIvngton Asa "a!
Landcratt wm Q Locke Lewis
Mcdonald Alex GaMitcheIl Paul
NcGee Daniel MQuilIrn Jas Cal
McIntire jacob Mitchell wm cal
la, Cal Mo1eIin Jas A III
Mathew Jesse mo Moody Geo O.
Ind Morris James Eng
NcKenney Chas MeMorrison JAS D NY
MarfieId F cal John Ind
Miller wm So Murdoch VIM A &C
" Abraham Miner John m Ne
NeighIeigh WIN cal Nicho Jerem h eel
Noll Adam I" Nordy ke wm
O'N.il CP2 NY Owens Sanford 1 me
Osborne Jouathn cal
Parinelee w alter A Pearson Richard 3
cal cal, mo
Parker J S or I'll D i" Rchd R mo
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John u Phillips Geo
Parsons Erastus cal Pierce Franklin NY
PeunIrk Eli III Ind Pearce Joseph
Freddy VIM b mo
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" Ihos me Rowley Augustus =
Reese | hos cal III, cal
Satterthwalte Chas Smith Alexis
f Ind Horace F NJ
Scott Hugh 0 Frances cal
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Soaring manning &C John m
Secret Springs house JOS K Ky
Sharp JAS la Thos J cal
Sho kIey Jas Stafford JOS V la
Shurte Robt Q Stevens DR. mo
SILVA Manu'i lgnacioStiI VII Ky
Slaughter Fl cal Stoddard Luther mn
Sturdvant . B Cal Stubs Moses r
Tegert Danl cal TiI,on WIN cal
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DOSTERS, S,Qunrtz Certificates. rarde
L &c, neatly printed at the Office OF the
Placer herald
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NONSTABLE'S S\LE.-By virtue of
" AN execution, to me directed, issued
from the Court Of E. Robinson, ii Justice
Of the Peace, of Up. No. 2, Placer ronn-
ty, on Judgment rendered on the llth
dav of January, IA. d., 1854, in favor OF
Joseph Campbell and against William
Hightower, for the sum of Sl9, and costs
of suit, taxed at $2l so, with accrnlng
costs, have levied upon and viii expose
to public sale, o. the 23d day of January,
"A. d. 1854, between the hours Of 10 Il. M,
and O'Clock, p M, on the premises. sit
u.ted north east of the town of Virginia
in Tp. No 2: One mining claim; ii so
one iog house, taken as The property o.
W WiI'am Hightnwer TO satisfy said ex'cu-
tion. Y. NJ. WAC NER, Constable
Jan l4n-1S 2w. 'Tp. No 2
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DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NO

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS NO.
4 TlCE.-All persons having claims
tgain,t the estate of Mary Lawrence, de-
ceased, are hereby notified to present then
to the Undersigned Public Administrator,
of Placer County, within ten months from
this date or they will he forever barred
from all heneft of said estate; and al
persons indebted are requested to make
immediate payment
WIN. Nj. JORDAN,
Public Admir- of Placer County.
Auburn, Jan6, 54-nl7 4w'
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r IST or LETTERS remainine IN
! Wells, Fargo l. Co.'s Express Office,
Michigan City, Jan. Goth, 1884.
adams John q cal Armstrong Roht @
Anderson Cha. III Sanl 3 cal
A len Ethan 2 III, Mo Ashley John II