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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10

Msrsis Van Bann 10 81 Nessy. s~r'rer.
lard. and hss srtaslly ~ts'iea tee OF ihFee
iaanafed pages ~ hs hie. The \. "
" sAihg fess. IN gtsiaE THIS nr~s. siil
.2ssse ss.,sss fs-sAeEs ~ stare ~ asserting
sisss Mr. Van Bsnea has bad q ~s3sr fsslis-
irsl cssess@ars. add held ips.r~ ersisrd rub.
IL sSs.sca.. ihsA have ewes heen held BY
sng .Atsf sst~su 10 tins eoaEisy since the
fsgsuan 81 ~ gnsefasafHi- fei q may
b -! ~ ~ Pee cesiian@s --''iie 10 thn
cay psessa .ls has bold us fsaf highest
o1.rss, fss@s9sHs- $50 pfesi3cn,. recrstafy
~ state ska giliss~s 10 Eagisnd- lie
~ss siss III Atrs Stsses scas;os. governor
n TIE satr af Nee Yea. siin<ney general
n Ne state. ssais ssnssar ED sarForsis 81
s.e sesBiy a EolaasAi.r as - NV IN
ssesilnes hssl,h, AMI hke,y q sse 10 eoa-
F,sse n. sssssnsr--shlrh. kis tA,<e IL
Tsiisyrsns. 40 80 10 be pshisars IN amer
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Az plsslsoai.1L = De csisbrsf.A fros.sh j.
Esss's pssshaepoes Ssssev 10 rxesdiy t1nsts.
rag, ssd n-seie aged people u,sy rosrosa.
by egyaft tke picsss.s u tpnsing aver The
PAGE "a 80 s.fpsla irgscs . g.os,esiiy. be-
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rs,s rl~ut rssufiss aas G~-s
-saa Bel Riaxv,s. Wat Saturday evrn.
inr. Noren.her IIih ne wrii knsvn Peal
fasuiir srposs fas 90 cr-nins er'y. q
rrsnkhs Hail. TAn fa,aiy are too veil
tpcwn h,sr. N Ruiiaaa. b need y ord ssid
IN thsif sssss 70 enshls tbesa b. ars- fall
sos.e and vs ~,li only say % sbs.o who
tssend hearing thesn. lasi there are many,
% Ssas'- l--be m hard early, " lou ~ani
q GOOD seat. Taar.s eals Is csnis.
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To az Ediisu n tie Courier 4 Inquirer;
fortress II S.rsAssspol by the allied idrces
10 easy nssiirr. II may MT be embarrassing
10 shos hos long pisces much weaker than
,Ais - represented IN be, have held out
against superior sss1be's on the side Of the
hesi-giag force. We NIGH, commence
9Th Troy. bot crs.ples saiiiciep, AZ. on
rccosd u seiges sanss the present crninn.
lrsos 10 irtsi sustained = blockade Ut
sisiy as,d sssgr u tony days.
Ssfsgossn III i-tsr sustained close siege
81 nrsrs, ,-e tssSs,ss. ssd sgaip 10 irs,
for tss B,oe'ss-
n&mns 81 sssh rndnins, 'roar or ,Gsd
being a oprs ueach.
ta,dsa ko-ifigrs "a 1910, two months.
T0stafA ~ the ssia- year, slx mouths.
Iladsjos Ia laii sustained a siege Of
nsofc than fort, days. open trench.
~. sesss,iss m isij sustained q siege
and bloc kaie q aesiiy three months, with
oscr hity days 81 open trenches.
fampalunA ~ 1914, iout months.
Mcsyon IN iri3-ii. nl.o four months.
Wnh thrsn examples before ~ II Is un-
rrA-ouahle 10 .nPpsse thst s,Nas,npol, a
toftfsss shhh - orhNNeH " %" e"urunstfu
~Hh Ill the maisfn improvements, will
yield IN much shorter tins hsn ssy Of the
sbsse, sni.s. the spoens Of attack are far
sapes,sf "a shat se have reason Ia suppose
thefs to be. The preparation, imnense as
n is, !. nj, greater than viii be rrquirrd,
and -e are aa at',oag those who hook tof
che insrlligepcc 81 IL fall within thirty
dsys sftes the trenches are open, and then
only ssh q isss Of iifs fearful 10 oonssts-
plsis. He.
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SUNDAY, Nov. :.
Rev. Eiesser Williams, the repu,ed
Bourbon, preached in the Episcopal church
te-d,y. to is'Ec and Interested audience.
AZ he Stands ~ the pulPii. his eouatsns nee
Is lighted up 18th mid. bcnevalen, christ
san erPressi"n. thai forhids the though, tina,
any Indian blood Is ia Ia. veins He has
nofss Of that ngsd, stern, imBoyesble. en-
Prcs'ouless look Of the Indian However,
be did ma seem 10 u,ink u Bourbons, bot
ofthe Indians; no, 10 care for crowns and
thrones, bot ior souls After the service.
Asndsosne sosa of money vas collected
20 AID the St. Regis Indians ia building a
church.
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Tmusspar, Nov. 2.

To-day tho Governor sent 10 dozen
bills thai had received h,s approval and
s,gasiare. Last year the frs, bill APPROX
Cd by the Goyera0s bears date Nov. II.
A bili 10 eaisna The po~cf d Justices o.
the Peace, In trying setiOas on book Ae.
seuai. -ss discussed long t,,.,e. and de-.
feAteA BY largs nsjor,ty.
The vote defeatiag the bill fot the rr.iof
Of The BAas 81 csstleson has been recon
s'A-rea. and there u fair prospect Of It's
p4ssAge--lf ia f,seaAs Do no, talk Il 10
death.
There are several Propositions 10 alter
Ccun'y iines. and also 10 form new Com.
" called Cumberland = cot Of certain
towns IA winahan and wisasor Coan,ies.
There y no Prospse, that any County lines
~iil be changed this year.
Tins SooUaas ,i.e senate COMMITTEES re.
hls. 4 10 ir~roAse the eaPital s,ock q the
D.sb,- Bsas. and slso 10 gran, charter
&c . ban At wes Ran5oiph. The mar
ialsy .soa. ssHs charters spares nssshcr
sge por eosaA on
T.ies. today. ths seaAis ,ooaa i,ssif
,aI q hasiness,
The hill isrstesn By NJ. rsgs. ofRas.
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MsnnrEs or rHr Bsn.-We arc re-
qncsied u give notice that members Of the
Bar may obtsin the 25th Vermont Reports
through the Representatives Of the several
towns. OF nihcfwieo. al Mon,pclier.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10
Rutland County Banks.

In compliance with request from num-
Der of our subscribers. we give the follow
ing extracts from the Report of the Bank
Commissioner, showing the condition of
the several Banks and Savings Banks in
this county, ut the time Of his visitation in
July, 1854.
BRsspos BASE:
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hsd caused senr exciirmcHt
- Mr. Gen. Gsibc. !. w Washington
9th the iu,eniicn II hnngiar hrr aus, once
mere hef,rr the saprme Cont.
The man .hc ccurod an iu,csiig.-
ton. SAYS !, isnt half as good as an afrco.
tomato rirl-
The Rev. d.. ro,tcr. Provisional
Bsshap cleo, Of the D,ccesc 81 New York.
Is 10 be cnnseeraird ON The 2ld inst.
Yong i,onaparie, late Of the y. :.
army. Who hss accepted a commission as
i.ieu,onsR m he rrc,,ch army, rs said to
be stationed for the present a, St Clood.
On the hnc Of railroad they arr now
building from Konigsbarg 10 the Lake Of
Constance, over the Alps. there are ~ tnn.
mel. and % viadacis. Thirteen thousand
lsb,rcr- and two thousand horses arc con.
iinually employed upon il.
The product Of the SILVER mines Of
Mexico for the year 1850, II Is said, cx-
eeedcd that Of the rest Of the world, by one
million dollars, the total yield being thirty.
three millions.
"A fleet Of sixteen pirate junks in
the Chm Sea, has been dispersed, and
two Of them captured by division Of
American. French and Portuguese vessels.
--CLEvELASp, 27th. Lyman Cole,
OF Martha Washington notoriety, was yes
terday arrested at Chagrin Falls for conncc.
tion with kissanc in the recent bank forge
rics in New York. lie will be taken to
New York this afternoon.
----QuEBEc, Oct. "a. l.ast nigh, in
the Legislative Assembly, stringent bill
to prohibit the manufacture and sails of in
toxicating liquors passed to second read.
ing by vote of 80 to 5.
- Five ocean steamers have been lost
during the present year, the melancholy
list being as iollows:--The city Of Glasgow
the Franklin, the Humboldt, the City Of
PHILADELPHIA, and the Arctic.
----FLoRIDA. The official majority for
Maxwell idcm.l for Congress. in Florida,
was l,050. The vote for the state is adj
worse IN tho proposed r,moval of ,h. ann,
of government.
M. Raphael Felix, brother of tho
celebrated French trayedienpe Rachel h,s
arrived at New York, to make arrangements
for the public appearance Of his sister, who
VIII arrive IN inc course oil lew weeks.
New Orleans papers Of Thursday
contain accounts oil a revolt IN the peneten-
''a'y a' n"'oh ''o"se' i"e''y -iSe prs
oners attempted 10 escape "hen Two were
shot, ana the reha'''ner recaPtured.
--Sr. ions, New Brunswick) Oct.
e. Inc ministry nave been defeated by a
vote oil "a to IL IN the House OF Assembly,
only SIX Young WIN thc Government mem
oerS' II ID considered certaih that iuIly
lour-h''hs OF lhe House VIII vote Tor the
There are eleven tickets Tor State
olfieers now before the people OF New York.
Massachusetts will not be FAR behind tue
Empire State IN the number oil asplrants for
high political honors. There Is yet time
'' p" ~" "''e'
--L'ocusts are iniestlng northern Hi
nois In mynads. In many parts OF that
Tcg'on they cover every, shrub. make
Tim, so.,io, ,hov ..;a >. h... .,
peared in tho sn,n,nor If ,saa
n, 81. NIL. WI; u
), Ma. VI $500. -,
that tho sn.n;sb aeo, ;n,.nded m.L;n9
cru;se N N.w vi .,a ,,ho, .,.;e.,
norris
-,
"oND' nc ''o',''
''a"' a,' nus
1' 80 80
bv a ce,m,n I.w =, tho u.o,om
u,
- n D'N' ''''' No''e"
c, 80 o" ,
49,. -. ~ - n
-, 49,
w.
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MoNoAt, Nov. q
The bin fof bsak At Bennington hs,
passed both Houses. The bll for bank
At Lyaisa hss passed the ueas .si On.
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--..Hy oftas frss trees "a sts sish.
hs~tssa 4 ralA1aigs.is ssv esi ,s slo.s~
goa
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FRipAY. Noy. 3,

FRIDAY, NOV. y.
The bill Cor the relief Of the Cas,leton
Bank came mp, and, after considerable dis
cassion, was passed in the House by a vote
of 1877 to GO.
The Agricultural lecture, this evening,
was attended by about two hundred Mr..
&ss5pE hss ysri'BIeJH u d saaF # TexgSost
in Common Schools. This marks a new
era in the history of farming, and every
one can but wish that such book should
at once be studied by all those who are the
sons of faimers, and who may be fortunate
enough To own farm. A bill has been
introduced to appropriate enough money
from the State Treasury to give ten of
these books TO each school district in the
State. 1.-THE book Is what it pretends. and
what It appears to be to the mere reader
the State could hardly do better than TO
give from three TO five of these books TO
each district Five copies to each school
would cost aboe, $500. The book is
written with care and ability, and by one
well acquainted with the subject. 1t con-
tains the recommendation Of several em .
neut agriculturists.
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Chmge Of Operators. Messrs. II. NJ.
Chase and N, w. Bcthunc, operators on
the Toy T. Canada Telegraph line, the
former in this city, and the latter in Rut-
land, have exchanged situations. Mr..
Be,hune viii have charge of the Troy Of
tice and Mr.. Chase ofthc Rutland office
Both are experienced and competent oper
ators. and Il is a pleasure To US to know that
tneir services are so well appreciated by
the Company. Mr.. Chase Is the only oper.
aior we ever saw who discards paper and
goes exclusively by sound"
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TELEGRAPH OFTIcE.--The Troy Daily
Times has the following item of Rutland
nnM.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-11-10

No appesmnee Of She sisan.sn ~ ;. !,
and Ainerica, nos due finn Lsls'lf
tee tesss Asssr ~rs tee fsistsss -
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
N0T1--e
THE PUBLIC are respectfully inforl

NHE PUBLIC are respectfully informed
i that the undersigned are now running
the Saw Mill recently owned by DR.. Webber.
and that they will reduce the price of lum-
Der at their mill on and after Monday next,
as follows: Extra clear Pine, $50 per m:
common do, SO per m; Spruce and Hem
lock, $65 per m; ordinary and rough edged.
S35 per m;-delivered if desired at any
place where it can be taken by team. at i
per ct. per foot extra
Our friends and the public will please ac-
cept our thanks for the very liberal patron
age we have thus far received. All orders
promptly attended to.
nov11-3t HILL 4 WEBER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
LADD & CURTIS.
m-THE POET SAYS

Ng-THE POET SAYS
Death is another life. We bow OFT heads
At going out, we think, and enter straight
Another golden chamber Of the kings,
Larger than this we leave and loyelier.
Nevertheless most people dread death,
and will catch at every remedy for the tor
lures that rack the human body and hurry
its dissolution. DR.. Guysott's Improved
Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla. is
pre-eminently the safest and most reliable
medicine for restoring the human system TO
life and vigor.
This Sarsaparilla contains more OF the
pure Honduras Sarsaparilla than any other
preparation that now exists-which is che
mically combined with the Extract of yell
low Dock and the Extract of Wild Cherry.
thus making the remedy more thoroughly
efficient than any other Sarsaparilla before
the public.
Scrofula has baff1ed the skill of the most
eminent physicians in this country and
Europe. But there is an antidote for this
disease in DIR. GUYSOTT'S EXTRACT
OF YELLOW DOCK AND SARSAPA-
RILLA, which is proving a specific in the
most severe cases Of scrofula. Purchasers
will please be careful to ask for. and take
none other but DR.. Guysott's Improved Ex.
tract of Yellow Dock and Sarsaparilla
All others in comparison are worthless.
Sold by PARK & WHITE. 81 Merchant
street, San Francisco, to whom oil orders
must be addressed; and by RICE & COZ
FIN, Agents at Marysville DR.. R. W.
Carr. Agent, DoWmevllle. o2S-lf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

w. SoNs OF TEMPERANCE meet every
Monday evening, in Edmunds & Mundy's
new building, Jersey Flat, Downieville.
The following are the officers for the en-
suing quarter:-R. II. Taylor, W. P; N.
II. Miller, W. A.; A. G. Edmunds, R. S.; J..
L. Martin, A. R. S.; J. E. Wilkins, F. S.;
Geo. Hardy, T.; R. Andrews, c.; H. S.
Beck, A c.; H. Winchell, I. s.; H. Fens-
termaker, 0. S.; Garland Harris, Chaplain.
oct7-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
DIR. S. M. Miles.

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON & MIDWIFE,
Offers his professional services to the cit
liens of Forest City and surrounding coun-
try. Office at Forest City Drug Store,
Main street, nearly in front of the Henry
House nov4-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
BY PETER HOPKINS. Deputy. nov SAT

~ nERIFF'S SALE-By virtue OF ali
~ order aud decree of sale issued out of
the Hon District Court of the Tenth Judi
cial District, in and for Sierra county. on a
Judgment rendered therein on the 18th Of
August, \. L. 1854. in favor of Johnson Il
Hickok. and jointly against Jerome 7.
Totten. B. 5. Totten, j. C.. Sellers and
George Walkington, for the sum of seven
hundred and forty dollars and ten cents,
together with one hundred and siNty-one
dollars costs, and against Jerome 7. lotten
separately, for the sum Of two hundred and
fourteen dollars and eighty-five cents; to-
gether with interest on the whole amount
at 10 per cent per annum, | have levied
upon and seized and Will expose to public
sale, at the Court House door. in Dewnc-
vile, Sierra county, on the 10th day OF
November, 1854, all the right. title and in
terest OF the said J. I. Totten, B. S. Totten,
j. G. Sellers and George Walkington. in
and to he following named and described
property, lying and being in township No.
/, Sierra county. and State of California:
Two-thirds Of the water-ditch and privilege,
commonly called the SeltZcr Company
Ditch; Also, two-thirds OF the Settler mi
ming company claims. situated near Eureka
Greek; Also, all the right. title and inter
est Of the abovenamed defendants in and
to certain mining claims situated near
French ravine; Also all the right, title aud
interest Of the abovenanied defendants in
and to the Water Ditch, commonly called
the Kimbali Co. Water Ditch-to satisfy
said execution aud costs, and interest, with
accrulng costs.
WM. J. FORD, Sheriff Sierra Co.
BY BENZ. HALL, Under Sheriff, octl4-5t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

10 MOUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and A..
NJ. meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month, at s o'clock p m, in
Edmunds d Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. aug12-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

@-SIERRA GUARDs-Meet everv Satur-
day evening for drill. Regular meeting
for the transaction of civil business, first
and third Saturday of each month. octl4
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
The Pacific
LOAN AND SECURITY FUND

LOAN AND SECURITY FUND !
MON EY WILL BE RECEIVED ON
IfI Deposit in sums of Ten Dollars and
upwards, for which certificates of deposit
will be issued, bearing date the First and
Fifteenth OF the MONTH payable On de-
mand. Or at specified times, at Of option of
the depositors. II payable on demand they
will be without interest, unless the money
remain on deposit one month, in which case
they will draw interest of one per cent per
month, but no interest for fractional parts
of month. If deposited for specified
times, Certificates will be issued bearing
one and half per cent. per month inte-
rest for such time. Interest will cease at
maturity; so that if depositors desire to
continue their deposits after their certifi-
Gates fall due, they must be presented for
payment and renewal, otherwise interest
ceases.
The money deposited is used only in
LOANS guaranteed by US, and in all cases
amply secured by Mortgages, State, County
and City Stocks, Merchandise, and other
safe collaterals, taken in the name of 'Mar-
rlott d Wheeler, Trustees for Depositors
with Pacific Loan and Security Bank
A Register is kept at all times open to
depositors for Inspection in which appear
their names, the number OF certificates of
deposit issued, and the securities upon
which the money deposited has been placed
Deposltors thus not only have the personal
security offered by all banks, but in addi-
ton have the benefit Of the securities taken
and gua' anteed by us, and the facility of
knowing what disposition has been made of
their deposits
FREDERICK MARRIOTT,
ALFRED WHEELER.
noll-3m SO Merchant ST.. S. Francisco.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN. That
- on the first day of December, 1854
change will take place in the firm of
WRIGHT d HAYWARD, which will re-
quire a complete settlement Of their affairs;
consequently all who are indebted 20 that
firm are requested to settle their accounts
on or before that time. o28-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

STATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of
~ Sierra. ss-In the District Court, 10th
Judicial District
The people OF the State OF California to
Samuel Freeman. Chandler Freeman, and
- Black, greeting: BY an order issued
from the Hon. Wm. I. Barbour, Judge of
the Tenth Judicial District Court in and
for said county, you are hereby required to
be and appear before said court to answer
the complaint Of +. Dickhouse, Jas. Ander-
son. George Robinson, Joseph Harvey, &.
Kinnen Wm. Goldsworthy, Chas. Parker.
Thos. March and VIM. Pilkey, who lsye
commenced an action against you for forci-
bly, entering upon and working certain mi
ming claims situated at Chips Fiat. in Sier-
ra county. State aforesaid, and claim darn
ages in the amount oftwo thousantido,,ars
Now, therefore. if you fail to appear and
answer to said complaint within ninety
days from the date of this process. iuao-
ment by default will be taken against Won.
for said amount Of two thousand dollars to-
gether with costs and disbursements in this
behalf expended.
Witness my hand, and the seal ofthe Dis
trict Court, aforesaid. this, seventeenth dan
of August, A. D. 1854, at Dowpievilla
J. WEBB NICHOLSON. aIfae
aug Si9-oh Clerk.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

all aVede
@ Ia describes ndpo ntonM
@ edumn
have tenald
Al der Sheriff
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
BIRTH.

AT Minnesota Oct. 3lst., the lady of
JAMES j. BAYSE of daughter.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

COUNTY SURVEYORS OFFICE.
Downieville, Sierra Co.. Cal,
August 10Th. 1854
NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that /
~ have this day revoked the appointment
of o. S. Dodson as my Deputy; and that W.
G. Still, Esq, is the only person authorized
to act for me, and in my name, as Deputy
County Surveyor.
Offce-North side of Upper Plaza, Dow
melville.
MYRON 81. STONE.
sep2-tf County Surveyor.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

M OT1CE.-Having said my interest IN
~ the store of J. Pfouts & Co.. it be.
comes necessary that the accounts of tho
firm be closed as early as possible. / tr,st
therefore. that my friends will attend to
this with as little delay as possible.
j. PFOUTS.
Forest City, Nov. 9th. 1854, neyl1-st
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

Bakery @n& store
.SHii TO LET, in Camptonville, opposite
- Garsey's Hotel A cd Brick Oven
and all the furniture belonging to the same.
viii make a good Restaurant viii be
rented cheap. Inquire of Dir. BOWLBY, at
the Post Office. Camptonville.
Camptonville, Nov 2. 1854. no4-2ts
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
Aeu advertisements.
H. HOUSE, LOT, STOCK and FIX

~ HOUSE, LOT, STUCK and FIX
EimI lures for sale-The subscriber, wish
ing to return to the Atlantic States, offers
for sale, cheap for cash, the following
property, viz: The houses and lots situated
on Main street, in this town, opposite Cray
croft & Co.'S Saw-mill, together with bar
fixtures, baking and brewing utensils. The
house is doing fair business in both BRAN
ches, andis on the trail up the North Fork,
within two hundred yards of town. For
terms, inquire on the premises. OF
JOSEPH KOSKE.
Or of Philip Adolph, at the store next
above the Sierra Drug Store. novll-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11

4 REQUEST-M Mary Ann Fitzger-
"A aid would, if alive, confer favor
upon Catherine Reardon, Ga sister, by
writing to her at Mormon Island, Sacra-
mento county, California. oct2s-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
DIED.

In San Francisco on the Sd inst, of Pan
anna fever, Mr.. EDWARD BOGARDUS. a
native OF Rhinebeck, Duchess county, N. Y,
aged % years.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
geaal Ao6srtisslllents.

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of an or
~ der and decree of sale. issued out of
the Hon. District Court, of the tenth Jndi-
cial District, in and for Sierra County, on
judgment rendered therein, on the first
day of November, A. d. 1854, in favor of
}. IL. Crayeroft & Co, Plaintiff, and A.
Smith and a. Snyder interpleaders, and
against Augusta Matard, defendant, for
the sum OF live hundred and ninety dollars
and forty-eight cents; in favor of Craycroft
d Co., andin favor of the said A. Smith and
4. Snyder, for the sum of one hundred and
fifty seven dollars. together with interest
on each, at the rate of 10 per cent. per an
mum, from the 26th day of Oct \. D. 1854.
together with costs of suit, amounting to
eighty-seven dollars and eighty-five cents.
have levied upon and seized aud viii ex-
pose at public sale at the Court House door.
in Downieville, Sierra County, on the 9th
Oct. 4. d. 1854. at II NJ, all the right title
and interest Of the said a. Matard, in and
to the following named and described prop
erty, lying and being in Township No 9,
Sierra County, on Jersey Flat:-One house
and lot, and designated as No. s, on the
map of Downieville; TO satisfy said decree
with accruing costs. ". J. FORD,
Sheriff Sierra County.
BY PETER HOPKINS, Deputy. nov Sat
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-11
For Sale.

fysar ffs5syar THE EUREKA HOTEL. situa-
Eiisd ted in the town of Eureka North.
- sEs2ssah on the road from Downieville to
Sears, and now doing q good business
The house is well supplied with furniture
and bar fixtures of all kinds, which will be
sold with the house. For particulars in
quire of Ladd & Curtis. Downieyille, or of
the proprietors at the Palmetto Ranch.
oct2 l-tf WOODALL d POLICY.