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Patent Medicines viii he published az 900 per column
isily, f75 tri- -weeky-with s. for each renewal.
Steamboats, running New Orleans will ~ charged $40
the when running st. Louis Cincinnati
&C. 415 for the season of not than six months.
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their immediate and regular business and the business
Of Advertising Firm not considered including that
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monthly charged 81 per square for the hrst and 30 cts
or every subsequent insertion.
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ether Advertisements be paid for invariably in advance
Announcing candidates for County and State offices S'nd
municipal Offices 81, TO be paid in advance in every m
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paid in advance.
Advertisements not marked the copy for specified
time will he inserted TN forbid, and payment eNacted
No advertisements can be inserted gTatutousy.
All advertisements for charitable institutions, hre compa
MES ward town and other public meetings, including rel-
ziOus notices, 90 he charged half price
Ne iages and deaths published As news 81 Ont
uae tributes OF respect, and funeral invitations as other
ADVERTISEMENTS -&t
Regurar advertisers and al others sending communca
or requiring notices designed call attention 10 Fairs
Soirees, Concerts, public entertainments where
charges made FOR admtance all notice o private aso
Citations every notice designed call attention TO private
enterprises calculated intended promote indyiduan IN
only inserted with the understanding that the
be naid for II inserted in the editorial column
(which can be only at the discretion o the edor the same
will charged Of less than 20 cents per line
The undersigned publishers daily and tri weekly papers
In Nashville pledge ourselves s ty 10 adhere TO the above
bill Of prices and in instance 70 deyate from them
b. R. MCKENZIE 4 co, True Whig once.
J. l.. MARLING a CO., Union and American.
W. r. BANG 4 CO., Banner Once.
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Eye and Ear.
VI. @. COOK, Va. d., ST. LOUIS, MO.

nR. COOK respectfully renews the tende. Of -
IL his professional services 10 the public in th- Yps
Eud TIE al dining States successful prrcticr 3f2Y
Of eighteen years, devoted 70 the treatment MN
all diseases incident 20 the aud Justify him the
belief thar an Who be any afflicted those n-
porant organs viii hnd rom his treatment speedy and per-
manent relief
Dr. Cook has just returned from the East where he has
been carefully studying the diseases oi the Eye and Ear In
the principal Eye inhrmsfes the Tn ted States; Ini he
feels warranted In Offering his professional services with
degree Of confidence those who NAY be afflicted. Those
whom he treated the best witnesses OF his skill and
Thousands in 81 Louis and the Western states
who bear tesdmoIy 10 his skilfll treatment He
~, culy Hon H. =. Gtytr, X. Mack enEe ksq,
Mrssrs Charrss Blow GO 81 Louis; Hon. John Moore,
State Treasurer OF Illinois, Jas. Charles President Mssou
Bnk, a. Coe warsaw, H., Capt. r. Z. Henry, Warsaw,
Missouri.
K uace northwest Of Pine aud Second streets,
up stairs on Pine Il. septll-dtwiy
Tor UENT-I have f0r rent splendid stand for q
Il blacksmith the Murfre sboro' Pike 10 miles from
Nashville improvements god shops family Tendence,
and necessary houses 70 90 OF cleared anG,
plenty Of hre wood, Ae Terms easy. Apply 90
r. A. BAlLOWE, GenH Ag't,
iRnl No. ~ Deaderick street.
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r A G. S!
$3.50 IN PREMIuMSI

8 SO IN PR MIUMS!
II AVING largely increased my supply Of Rags by the
IL Premiums offered the past year, ending June 8Oth
am Induced to offer larger amount OF Premiums for the
present year. and will pay the above premium In sums of
$780, 800 $50 SO S6O $50 $40 $50 $40 and 3iO to any
ten Merchants or Pedlars who will deliver from this
to the lstoi July, 1896, the largest RAGS; the
same 70 De bought outside of and by doing business
outside OF Nashville or vicinity.
/ WILL AT ALL TIMES PAY THE HIGHEST MARKET
PRlCE IN CASH FOR RAGS ON DELIVERY and issue a
certificate to the the received and paid for
These certificates must be kept and sent before next
July so that three dsnterestd merchants OF Nashville can
make the awards The largest amount being entitled to
tlOO, the Dext largest TO 900, and on down
Merchants sending Rags will please write that NAV
know in whose name TO issue the certificate Combinations
will not be allowed.
Wooden, Lnsey, silk and worstsd Rags ara not wanted
and will not be included in the above.
earnestly solicit greater attention TO saving and buying
rags throug hoat Middle Tennessee.
Jy4-dtrwASu W. Z. WHITEMAN.
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WRAPPlNGS

FOR FALL AND WINTER.
NfE w open on Monday, cath inst, the harvest stock Of
w CLoAkS, MANTlLLAs, As., Ac ever onered Ia this
city. Al pvtsons wanting article do well
csn, stock embraces every thing uew ranging n
prices fTom o. 10 tio0. K. c. McNAIRY a CO.
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.

From VIsCHER 4 sCHELL's Gen1 Advertising House,
Late No. so Hassau-Street.
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Address CARDS.

NDEWSON, =. r., dealer IN Lace and Fancy
n Goods &c &C. Union street, No 62, between College
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. decol
DERRY, w. r.. & CO., Wholesale and Retail
ID dealers in Books, Stationery, &C, West side Public
-quare. jels
CLIFEON & ARHOTT., dealers in Gentlemens
- Apparel and Furnishing Goods, Cedar street, near the
Post Ofice. Jels
NOGGIAS. D.. q IS. & CO., Importers and
~ Wholesale dealers in Domestic Dry Goods, Hats, Oaps
Bonnes, Shoes Brogans, &c north side Public Square
ENAKIN g. CO., Importers and Wholesale dealers in
IL Foreign and Domestic Fancy and staple Goods Bonne
bats, Boots, Shoes &C. north side Public Square. JelS
EAIL CUNNINGHAM, Importers and Whole
Il sale and Retail dealers in Table and Pocket Cutlery,
Hardware, &C College st. between Union and the Square
IIENDERSHOTT, e.. W., Wholesale and Re-
tail dealer in Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils Dye-stuns
ETC. corner Of Cedar ST and the Square. jels
NIARCGLh., tI. a., Civil Engineer, Surveyor and
vi Draughtsman. Also, Book Keeper and Genera Ac-
Office Spring ST. one door west Of Cherry st.
MORGAN & CO.. Wholesale dealers in Foreign and
vi Domestic Dry Goods, ETC., North side Public Square
,tTs ART, ROBERT, Wholesale and Retail
y dealer in Grcees, Liquors. Boat Stores etc. Water st.
rontfug lup.r steamboat Landing els
lET stTEMAN, w. ~, Manufacturer and dealer
w iu Printing, Writing Wrapping Paper, east side Public
square. Jele
TEmERNAN, ,. W., Wholesale and Retail dealer
IL in Drugs Medicines Paints, Oils Dyestuns, etc. sign Of
the Lion and Mortar, Market St. doors from the Square
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Newspaper proprietors generally and especially of this
iy under the usages and regulations heretofore prevsng
called upon perform labor without remuuera
ton, tan other class Of community The gratutOu
publication Of charity and religious advertisement
muncaons tributes % respect obituaries, &c &c, which
only be inserted at heavy cost 70 the proprietor i'm
poses upon burden onorous that they feel called
upon, sedeence, check the abuse by making such
publications charge, to least upon the par
ties Immediately interested In this they but fol-
lowing the example Of the ia other cities mpeed by
of its intrinsic propriety AMI imperative duty
themselves The subscribers have therefore unite ogeth
er IN mutual agreement the 70 lowing specified terms
or the publication Of these well every Of regular
business advertising.
For each square Of - lines less OF BREWER 10 lines
less of nonpareil, the lst insertion 90
Foreach additional insertion. Der SQUARE ...., 80
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CHARLESTON HOTEL,
HY ID. MIXER. MEETING ST.
Apla-dly CHARLESTON, =. q.
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sKLF SEALING PRESERVE CANS AND JARS,
Tn Arrfva

SHALL be IA receipt IN fcw dag q quantty o. very
superior and tnvaaaAle Sefseang Preserve Cans Ad-
ui ably ADAPTED Cor convenience and usefulness
wanis oi thoss Wishing 10 prees hai and veEstaAles
iyi9 ~ ~ D. DlCkkY
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eExTLEMKEs FINE sH0Es AND eAIrKRs

|sESrs snpss Broun tap Coasress 6sisrs;
VI Casa O. paiE viii upt;
fuaFaTisn Saars,
fktrat Leslasr ulsss 81 acE
VIA various other al "a. Fsr serczier and a ne most
aNshisaahls uAke- Just ePruei a. a calsEc street.
..~s5 JOHN EAMAGE.
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MANuFAcTuKrRs ~ MuIERs.

WE are general AgeEss r he sale qf Al et.on knd
w WssSa Ahrcs nannflefared ID - stats ~ fsnna
- sna AVE appEoprlafsd = alre sna senaoczs
alsly her ale and strarr Nt have 49, spq1opr1-
tsa sassher noo og hs 4t at ssofase 81 aluIk aone
a. ..e s,ad reseilas e aiielt|ol q bolA Manu-
tsclarsss and hlfsts - ifss aFrtnEeuenl
80 N. u GORDON ca
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4 EATHER BELTHNG-Ou hard sad lor s-,.
4 bV ID. D. glCKgl,
s-eS Na s coilexs sst. NasAsiii.
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT.

IHTLNTID t40o0 20 slo.o9e 10 invest IN q wholesale
w sineA., already eslahlsled-
B.-Any Psrso6 having the above sum % Invest can
make aTrgnEeraents give h personal attention % other
sse Apply - letter 10 Box AZ. Post Odce. Nashville
stating Whsn and wherc an ialeEvlss can b had
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FAMILY FLOUR

WE are Manufacturing choice article of Four espe-
w eiaiy iur family usr, which offer 10 the trade on
the liberal All orders len The oee eli meet
prompt atlsnLion. lyal @. HAMMOND co.
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rIwESTY THOUSAND extra KsgaH4 srsars well sssors-
s-sM wTssEL THOMPSON.
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IMPORTANT.
NOTICE TO THE LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.

GTRAW CTTTLIfS FOR EIVE Dol.
- LARS-A substantial article Just received and sol
sale By D. ID. DICKEY,
feb6 No College street, Nashville.
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BAGsl BAGS!

nS and afer the 1s August will be able 20 furnlsl
" 1909 bag per day, for the pmpcEe Of holding wheat
-four, oats and corn. Persons requiring Bags vii pleas,
send in their orders Al as early day a. possible.
jy2t W. Il. GORDON co.
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limitations. The former headed by Joel Ho,,
ley for Secretary of State, and the latter Nv, ~,
Preston King. The Republicans have cc "
alesced with the Wings. W
M MAssACHUsETTs.-Gov. Gardner was tbrou
overheard by the Republican Convention. and
the Hon. julius Rockwell nominated. T'
Know Nothings bolted and nominated Gard
ner on their own hook.
MAINE.-The next House of Represent
tives in Maine will contain one man wl,
voted for the intensified Liquor Law of tIs
last session.
The Massachusetts State Convention m,.
at Worcester on Tuesday, and nominated
S. IL. VALLEY for Governor There wers
about 750 delegates in attendance
Kansas returns indicate the election VIII,
field, pro-slavery candidate for Congress.
TExAs.-lt appears that the brilliant K y
prospects in Texas have been suddenly over
clouded-they have carried nothing but the
Land Commissioners, and probably oDs
member of Congress.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Later from Oregon.

4 General Indian Var Apprehended.
In our last issue we stated that the com
mand Of Major Haar was entirely surroun-
ded, and it was feared his whole command
would be lost. BIT it seems he charged
through his enemies and brought his troops
off, .H
) In the battle and retreat, nearly one-fifth
Of Major Hallar's force was either killed or
wounded, and the remainder worn out with
fatigue. He was pursued to within few
miles of the Dallas, and was forced frequent
ly to turn and charge upon the indians.
The Indians are in high spirits at their
success, and it is feared that there will now
be general rising Of all the tribes.
On the llth ult., Gov. Curry called for
1000 volunteers, and the call was quickly
responded to by the people. Some of the
companies were filled up and ready to march
on Saturday, the 18th, only two days after
the Governors proclamation was published.
Gov Curry had established his head quarters
at Portland. Every effort was being made
to dispatch a strong force Immediately to
meet the Indians, before the settlements be-
gin to be assailed.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Poverty Bar and Vicinity.

The miners at this place ION the Middle
Fork of the American), are still at work on
the bar, making good wages. A mum Der of
river claims below the bar have failed; and
we noticed the other day that the miners
were taking out their fumes and piling the
lumber on the bank of the stream out of the
reach Of high water. Although some of the
claims have proved failures, Others have turn
ed out rich One company, who had 400
yards Of the river turned after working their
ground sold it to company Of Cinnamon
for $4,000.
Cromwell g. Co., who worked some forty
hands, took out some days as high as 100
ounces.
Half mile above Poverty is Oregon Bar,
which is improving and will no doubt make
quite town. Messrs. Shoecratt d Rust have
recently finished ditch to the place. 1t
takes up the drainage water from the Todd's
Valley ditch and the Spring Garden Ravine.
The water is carried along the side of the
mountain above the bar, and this will enable
the miners to sluice of the bar in very CON
venient manner.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Sale of Stock,

NOTICE is hereby given, that the following
I shares of stock in the Gold Hill 4 Bear River
Water Company. located at the town of Gold Hill
in Placer County, will be sold at public auction
at the Court House door, in the town of Auburn
IN said county, at II o'clock A. NJ,
ON TUESDAY THE It'll DAY OF DECEMBER
l655 to-wit: Thrty-two shares, numbering from
49 to 80 and from GO to g., and from LOG to l2O
both numbers inclusive, which shares stand upon
the books Of said company in the name of Samuel
u Astln, and upon which there is an assessment
OF two thousand two hundred and forty dollars
Also Shares Nos. 81 80, 40 Al AZ, As, 46. A.
&c. l28 l29 l3l, 1873, 134. 1856. 1876 1877, 1873 l39
l40, 14l, l42, 49, IA, 145. 146 149 $50. Isl and
l52. being in all thirty shares, standing upon the
books OF said company in the name of E. b. Mas.
tick, and upon which there is an assessment of
twenty-one hundred dollars Also Shares Nos
l47 and l48 standing upon said company booksa as
the property of James II. Ray, and upon which
there is an assessment of one hundred and forty
dollars. Said shares of stock will be sold to pay
said assessments, and whoever will agree to pay
the assessments so due, upon each lot of shares
respectively, together with the expense of this al-
vertsement and the other expenses of sale. for
the smallest number of whole shares, shall be
deemed the highest bidder. RUFUS SMITH,
Sec'y Gold Hill d Bear River Water Co.
Gold Hill, Nov lst 1853 5t
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

EASTWARD BoUNp.-Abram Bronx, ESQ.,,
called upon lis yesterday to say goodbye,
previous to leaving for the Atlantic States,
where he designs spending the winter months.
Mr.. B. is one of the pioneers, and dates his
residence in Placer from the days of 40. No
man in the county is more extensively or ia
vorably known, and in leaving us for short
time he will take with him the kind regards
of all acquaintance, irrespective Of party.
lie has served one term in the capacity OF
County Treasurer, to the satisfaction Of the
citizens of the county; and at the late elec-
ton was the Democratic nominee for the
State Senate, and galantly did he carry the
Democratic banner through the contest. He,
however, was defeated as was the case with
many other good men, but his popularity
was proven in the fact of his running consid-
erably ahead of bis ticket. si era fa
We shall hail bis return with pleasure.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

State Of ColDornia, County of Placer, District
Court Of the llM judicial District for suid
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFOR.
MA, 10 THOMAS II. PLACE, Greeting: You are
hereby commanded to appear and answer the com
plant OF Catharlne Place filed against you with
IN ten days, exclusive of the day of service of
this writ if served within said county, in twenty
days II served within any other county in this Ju.
dIcIal District. and within forty days if served
within any other county in this State wherein she
prays judgment against you for a decree of Court
TO dissolve the bands of niatrmony existing be-
tween yourself and her fgB
And you are notified that if you fail to appear
and answer as aforesaid. Plaintiff will take judg
ment against you by default for costs and dam
ages and Will apply at the District Court for the
remedy prayed for.
In testimony whereof l have hereunto set my
hand and caused to be affixed the seal of
lsEAL] said Court at my Office in Auburn. this 9th
day of March, A. D., 1885.
VIM. A. JOHNSON, Clerk
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FOR SALE.

KNlE undersigned for the purpose of cosip,
Il their business offer for sale the followinss
property situated on Wild Goose Flat, opposite
Rattlesnake Bar, North Fork of the American
1s.9 river: Consisting of Store and stock a
lI$i of goods Boarding house and fixtures, d09
Out-houses. Teams and Wagons. Pigs Poul.
try, &c. The buildings are new and in good Or.
der and the concern is doing first rate business,
All persons indebted to the firm are requested
to make immediate payment and persons hayng
demands will please present the same.
SWEET, BARNEY & GO.
Wild Goose Flat, Ell Dorado Co, Nov. 3. At
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
PLACER AND NEVADA STAGE LINE.-The

PLACER AND NEVADA STAGE LINE.-The
California Stage Company, with their accus-
toned enterprise; and attention to the wants
of the travelling public, have placed another
line of stages on the road from Auburn to
Nevada-leaving here at in the morning
and returning from Nevada at . in the after
noon-thus enabling passengers from this
place, to 90 to Nevada and back on the same
day. This will prove great accommoda-
ton to travellers. The company have also
made changes in the time of the departure
of their coaches from this place, which will
be found in their advertisement in another
column.
We observe that the coaches of the com
pany are running very full on all their lines
through this place. This is the result of low
fares, attentive agents, careful drivers, and
good teams and coaches. At the present
time eight Of their coaches arrive and depart
here daily There are also several other lines
connecting with them here daily.
"DIcK BELAr-THAr."-We publish to-day
Bubble" from correspondent, who claims
to be regular 'old salt We shall let him
speak for himself. In note to us he says:
Although not over 40 years old | have
passed most of my time on the BIG Pond
and have seen some stirring times and start
ling scenes; wrecked, stripped and boarded
for SLAYER on the coast of Africa. dismasted.
DC. In fact if ever there was lucky hombrc
tor escapes or scrapes, | was one and my
luck has not turned although have stuck
five years to old Auburn, in the crack dry
diggings."
We shall be pleased to give publicity to
Dicks bubbles whenever he feels inclined to
write them
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

RETuRNED.-Our esteemed friend and fel-
low citizen, S. T. Leet, Esq, of Michigan
Bluff, returned upon the .Sonon. We are
pleased to note that during his absence he
has thrown off the title of Bachelor and has
taken unto himself wife. Our kind wishes
attend him.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
LooK OUT For rI1rM.-As Mr.. Gonnis uh,

LOOK OUT FOR THEM.-As Mr. Coughs who
keeps bowling alley at Massachusetts Flat
was coming to Auburn on Monday last. when
within hall a mile of the Franklin House.
he was met by two men armed with double
barreed shot guns, who demanded his horse,
which OF course was refused, and G. spurred
on, when one of the men deliberately fired at
him twice. As he WAS riding he drew his
revolver and returned the fire.
Mr.. Coughs informs us that one of them
wore very heavy pair of whskers, and had
on green flannel shirt The other one
who fired the two shots, wore no whiskers
and had the appearance of regular loafer.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

EsT Sweet, Barney & Co, advertise in to-
days Herald valuable premises, on Wild
Goose Flat, for sale. This is fine opportu-
nifty for investment in a very rich mining To-
caltv.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

By Pacific ExpREss.-Mr. J. p. Brooks.
of the Pacific Express, lays us under many
obligations for favors conferred. To him we
are indebted for the first delivery of eastern
papers by the Sonora, containing the inteli-
gence Of the downfall of Sevastopol. He is
always ready to furnish the reading commu-
nifty with the latest papers.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
f A r E REDUCEDm

ME COACHES of the California vAE1Ass9
L stage Company, leave Auourn -4Gz-tS78h
as follows: From Auburn to Sacramento every
day at 6, 81, and II A. NJ; from Auburn to Grass
valley, Nevada and Forest City, y,7AM, and and
z NJ; from Auburn to Yankee Jim's, Todd's
valley and Michigan Bluffs, P. NJ; from Auburn
10 lllinolstown, Iowa Hill and Cold Springs, II
r. r. NJ; from Auburn to Marysville Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays, at IL o'clock, NJ; Ophir,
Uold Hill and Virginia, 7 A. NJ, and IL NJ
On and after Saturday, 4th August, 1855, the
Rates OF Fare will b. as follows:
b from sacramento to Auburn, $500
uo '-- IlhnoIstOwn,, =. 800
3 90 Grass Valley, 800
do Nevada, .,..... 400.
Returning from the above places the rates Of
rare VII be the same to Sacramento. ar
OfFlCES-Orleans Hotel, I'd st., Sacramento
Orleans Hotel, Auburn.
Egbert's Hotel, Illinoistown.
Beattie House, Grass Valley.
Metropolis, Oriental and United
States Hotels; Nevada t ...ll .,e
" PERSONS sending letters by the drivers, to
De deposited in the Post Office, must have them
enclosed in government envelope, or they will
not be carried, as h5fflI'' = "''-r' ~
GU Passengers booking their names at the Of
nee Will be called for at any of the Hotels IN
Auburn. s. II WHITMAP0H AGENT
Auburn, Sept l, 'o5 my l5sC ll'G1'Z
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

EASTERN PAPERs.-Mr. Oberdeener, of the
Auburn Book Store, with his accustomed
liberality, has furnished us with Boston, New
ork, Baltimore, Cincinnnt and st. Louis
papers brought by the Sonora. He has on
hand and for sale full supply of the latest
eastern papers and periodicals.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Back Numbers.
write then.

Ii any Of our friends have back number.
OF the Placer Herala of Volume Sd, issued
previous to June Sth, they will confer Il favor
by sending them to us.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

EE The communication of our valued
correspondent, "Arroya" is unavodably
crowded out this week, but shall appear in
our next
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
A Desirable Opportunity for Family
FOR SALE OR RENT

THAT well known property on the Auburn IA
!, and Sacramento road, the Twenty Six ::ii
Mile House. formerly kept by Capt. Mills is now
offered for sale or rent. This is a most desirable
stand-and to person with family would prove
pleasant home, and profitable location for bus.
mess. The terms are very favorable. For par.
ticulars apply to Mr.. Brand on the premises, Or to
the Editor of the Herald, Auburn
Nov 2l lShh
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03

THE Malay poisons his creese or knife with the
juice of the pine apple.
this same merchant was killed by Malay
when "running muck" in Batavia in 1876.
The Placer herald., 1855-11-03
Scotch Ale and Porter.

nERW1CK'S PALE ALE, and Tenants Xxx
Id Stout, in Quarts, Pnts and Half Pints. for
sale by FARRELL q BREWSTER.
Auburn, Nov. 3, 6w ...a.