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The Placer herald., 1855-10-13
s.I1TlNsANS.

The State If CuiJornia, County Of Placer:
IN tbc District court Of the Eleventh. judicial
District Of said state.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
TO G. W. Sutlin, Paul De Lafray, Patrick Coyie,
Norman Fulton, George w. Mattocks, John Coylc,
John Fellon, under the name style and firm OF
John Coyle & Co., greeting: You are hereby re-
nuired TO appear and answer, in said Court, unto
The complaint of w. p. Rico, wherein he demands
Judgment against YOU for one thousand and three
dollars and ninetyiivc cents Sl003,95) for goods,
wares and merchandise sold and delivered, for
money lent. paid, laid out and expended, and for
work and labor done as stated in account on lille,
which said complaint was this day fled in said
Court, within ten days after the service of this
writ, if served in said county and within forty
days if served within any other county, and you
are hereby notified that if You fail to answer the
complaint us directed Plaintiff will apply for
Judgment for said amount and for costs OF suit
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 18th day Of September, A. D.. 1850.
A. S. GRANT, Clerk,
Sept Is '5j SIN By +. B. HIGGiNs, Dept.
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The MODERN SAMARITANs.-The modern
Samaritans have dwindled down to very
small number. The race, which had no deal
ings with the Jews in the time of our Saviour,
which inveterately opposed the rebuilding of
Jerusalem, in the time of Ezra and Nehemi-
ah, and which claims to have seeded from
Judah as early as the priesthood of Eli, under
whom Samnel was educated, numbers now
no more than 1915 souls-if so many. They
still cling to their hereditary seat between
Mounts Gerizm and Ebal-linger around
Jacobs we'll, where the Saviour held converse
with the Samaritan woman. But they are
lost amid an Arab population, which never
more than toerates and often oppresses them.
The Djebal Nablous is occupied by four
great Arab tribes or clans, engaged in con-
slant feuds among themselves
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How to get out Of the Know Nothings.


The undersigned for reasons quite salts
factory to himself, is desirous that further
membership with the Order of --, NAV
from this date cease, and hereby withdraws
his name from your Council.
To the -, Officers and Members of -
Council, No. -.
Address the Secretary of the Council to
which you are attached. Or if he cannot be
found which is somewhat difficult at present,
address the Grand Secretary Of the State
Council, who is Charles H. Miller of San
Francisco, through the Post Office-then
consider yourself ont; and then this will end
your connection with the Known Nothing or
der. There is no human society in existence
that can retain freeman against his will.
The SENAToRsHIp.-This matter which
has so much disturbed the easy running Of
California politics, seems likely to again dis
turb the thoughts, if not the actions of our
present Legislators. 1t is, however, quite
well established as an opinion among the
more prominent members Of the X n party.
that the election of two Senators will not be
attempted, unless indeed it should be found
necessary to elect two in order to get one.
In speaking generally of the matter, the S.
f. Herald remarks:
"Some of the more reckless among the
Know Nothings intimate an intention to elect
two United States Senators at the next ses-
sion of the Legislature, claiming as a good
precedent the attempt of a certain portion
Of the Democratic party to elect a Senator
at the session of 1854, more than a year in
advance OF the expiration Of Mr.. Gwns term.
These heated psrtisans should remember that
attempt was defeated, and furthermore, that
the Democratic party most emphatically re-
buked SO daring an invasion of the peoples
rights at the Congressional election in the
fall of "a. That election turned altogether
upon the Senatorial question, and the gen
tlemcn vino were recognized as the opponents
of a premature election of y. S. Senator
were returned by an overwhelming majority
over their competitors AS far as the pre-
cedent set by the Democratic party extends
it is, therefore, directly opposed to the cleo
ton of two Senators this winter. What wfs
wrong two years ago is wrong now. If it
was an unauthorized assumption Of power by
the Legislature of 1854 to elect Senator
who could not take his seat until December,
1855, it would be as great an outrage upon
the rights of the people fer the Legislature OF
1856 to elect Senator whose services Will
not be required until the close OF 1857. We
imagine the suggestions of advisers so un-
wise will have little weight with the next Lc-
gislature. There will be found men enough
among the Know Nothings themselves to de-
feat so nefarious a scheme Should it be Sc
riously pressed, it will split the Know No
thing party as it did the Denocrato.''
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NOTICE.

To aU uh0m II may concern: -
STATE or rCALIFORN a. COUNTY OF PLACER.
nN this End day Of October, a. D, lo2o' person
, allv onpeared before me c. w. Finley. the un-
dersgned, an acting Justice Of the Peace in and
for said county, Elizabeth Catharine Smith, wife
of Philip H. Smith, who being by me first duly
sworn, deposeth and saith that she is resident OF
said county, and that she intends to carry on ou.
siness in her own name and on Der own account
from the date hereof, and that she will be mere
after Individually responsible, in her own name,
for all debts contracted by her on account OF her
business hereinafter mentoned-that' ner business
viii consist in farming. keeping dairy, raising
stock. &c and that the amount originally invest
ed in said business does not exceed live thousand
dollars. ,,,r,, ~ c,,,ru
Sworn and subscribed before me the Ign
od Justce of the Peace in and for said county, on
this End day of October, A. D. 1855.
G. W. FINLEY,
oct6 3t Justice of the Peace
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500 REWARD.

STRAYED OR STOLEN from Noodles Ttuy~
- Ranch, on the Auburn and Illinois NA
town road, about the 18th or goth April last, six
pack mules: one Grey Horse Mule with some
black spots and Spanish brand, one Bay Mare
Mule, little lame in left hind leg, three Light
SOrrel Mare Mules, white some in the face of each,
light names and tails, and Bright Sorrel
Mare Mule, blind in the right eye, and when lost
lame in the right fore foot. The above reward
will be paid for the delivery of the above descrb-
ed mules to the undersigned at Richardson Hill,
in Township No. 7, Placer County. or at Noodles
ranch. KING a. CO.
Richardson's Hill, July 9TH, If
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
FARE RE- EDU CE D!.!

TNuE COACHES of the California r7--r@STas
l Stage Company, leave Auburn ->---A'-Eh--s,,
as follows: From Auburn to Sacramento ever,
day al l. 10 and II a. NJ; from Auburn to Gras
Valley, Nevada and Forest City, II and z p. NJ,
from Auburn to Yankee Jim's, Todd's Valley and
Michigan Bluffs 2 p. NJ; from Auburn to Illinois
town, Iowa Hill and Cold Springs, P. NJ; from
Auburn to Marysvlle, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at l o'clock, P. NJ.
On and after Saturday, 4th August, 1850, the
Rates of Fare will br as follows:
From Sacramento to Auburn, ......S $500
do lllinoistown,.... 800
do Grass Valley. 800
do Nevada. ......., 800
Returning from the above places the rates ol
fare will be the same to Sacramento.
OFFICES Orleans Hotel, I'd ST., Sacramento
Orleans Hotel Auburn.
Egbert's Hotel, lllinolstown.
Beattie House. Grass Valley.
Metropolis, Oriental and United
States Hotels Nevada
ny Persons sending letters by the drivers, to
be deposited in the Post Office, must have them
enclosed in a government envelope, or they VIII
not be carried
ny Passengers booking their names at the OF
fee will be called for at any OF the Hotels IN
Auburn. s. ii. NlilIMARSH Agent
Auburn Sept !, '55 my
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Hon JAMES H. 1Al4E, JuuRe.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
UNITED STATES MAILS.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
JAMES Bowen, Post Master. ....,....
The Sacramento Mail arrives at Auburn daily
at o'clock p. NJ. Departs, every morning at
7 O'Clock. 49,.
Leaves for Yankee Jim, Michigan Bluff and
Todd's Valley, every Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday at o clock, i. NJ.
For Illinoistown Iowa City and Mountain
Springs, every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
Arrives from the above places every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at Il O'Clock, A. NJ,
The U. S. law requires all postage matter to be
paid in advance
STAGES.
California Stage Company's Stages leave for
Sacramento deily at o'clock.
For Nevada at l O'Clock, r. NJ.
d" lllnoistown " ' -,
Marysville d" II ".. NJ.
s. WHITMARsH Agent.
CITIZENS OPPOSITION LINE.
Propriefors-Barton. Reed y co.
(Ofice Empire Hotel)
Leaves Auburn for Sacramento at o'clock,
A. NJ.
For Grass Valley and Nevada at O'Clock, r. N.
For Illnoistown and Iowa Hill at o'clock, +. NJ
j. W. MILLER, Agent
YANKEE JIM LINE.
James Clarhe, Proprietor
Leaves Auburn daily at o'clock p NJ. Ar
ri7es every morning at IL O'Clock.
EArrLEsNAKE DoTAN's BAR LINE.
George Sterens, Proprietor.
Leaves Auburn daily at O'Clock p NJ
The Placer herald., 1855-10-13
United States Judicial Oficers.

FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA, JUNE 1,
1855.
NJ, II. McAllistcr, Circuit Judge for California
and Oregon.
Isaac 5. X. Ogicr, District Judge.
Edward Hunter. Marshall.
Charles T. Carr, District Clerk.
Paciiicus Ord, District Attorney.
"m. Ii. Wallace, L. S. Commissioner, ut Santa
Barbara.
Alex S. Taylor. Deputy Clerk and U. S. Com
missioner, ut Monterey.
The principal Oilice of the {. S. District Court
for The Southern District. is at Los Angeles where
the Judge, Clerk, Marshal and District Attorney
have their Offices.
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DISTRICT JUDGES.

FIRST Benjamin Hayes.
SECOND DIsTmcr.-Joaquin GARLIC.
THIRD DisrRICT.- Craven l.. Hester.
FOURTH DIsTRICT.-John S. Hagar.
FIFTH DIsTRICT.- Charles NJ. Creanor.
SIXTH DIsrEICT.-A. G. Monson.
SEVENTH DIsrRlCr.--E. W. McKinstry.
EIGHT DIsTRlCr.-J. NJ. Peters. 3
NINTH DIsTRlcT.-W William =. Dangerfeld,
Tenth DIsrRICT.--William S. Barbonr.
ELEVENTH DIsTRIcT-J. NJ. Howell.
TwELrTu DIsTRIcT-E Edward Norton.
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WE ilCST HAVE ROOM!

Enormous Sacrifice in Furniture
NNTE HAVE a large amount Of Stock a
w ailoat, which we wish to make room lS,s7
for on arrival, in our large and extensive Z
warerooms. And for this purpose we assure the
Public of our determination to dispose OF a por-
ton of our
PRESENT EXTENSIVE STOCK.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that " The Murderers
~ Bar Bridge Company" corporation will
make application at the next regular Sessions OF
the Boards of Supervisors of the counties of Ell
Dorado and Placer State of California, for au-
thority to construct wire bridge " two hun
dred and fifty feet in length by twelve feet in
width and four and half feet railing. across the
Middle Fork of the American River, at the house
of N ii. Smith, about one-fourth of a mile above
Murderers Bar, in El Dorado county this 7th day
of September, A. d. 1855.
NEWELL & WILLIAMS,
Attorney for the Corporation.
Sent l5-5w-*
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STAR BAKERY.

TENEE proprietors of this we'll known house
Il wish to call the attention of Hotel keepers.
families, and the public generally to his large
and superior assortment of
CROCRERY AND GLASS WARE;
The best ever offered in this place, and will be
sold as cheap as any of the stores in Auburn or
Sacramento sell. A superior lot of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
always on hand THE BAKERY, has constant
supply of fresh Bread Pies and Cakes
We return our thanks for past patronage con-
ferrcd and hope to merit its continuance.
Auburn, novf my. j. Z. BAhER " W.
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CALAvERAs FOR BIGLER.-The Caaveras
Chronicle says an error in the Third Crossing
precinct had been detected in canvassing,
which gives Gov. Bigler a majority of thirty
four votes in the county. The Chronicle is
justly proud of the result.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
SIN FRANCISCO.

- Nv T It.IlN q . = 2.
TENsiE PROPRIEI oRS Of this extensive -.
u establishment have the pleasure to an :l
nouncG to their numerous patrons that their -4
large addition 10 this Hotel is now completed
We have l50 rooms capable of accommodating
$50 guests and the finest dining room i'll the
State, making the house one Of the largest and
best in California. We return our sincere thanks
to our numerous patrons, for past iavors and
solicit continuance Of the same, plcdgnt our
selves to give SATISFACTION to ALL who will favor
us with a call
jackson, bet. Montgomery Kcarncy sts.
ian2O nv PECK * FISHER.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-13
EMPIRE LIVERY g. SALESTAbLE

AUBURN, CAL.
TNHE subscriber would respectfully an A.o,-
/ nounce to his friends and the public TasEA
generally that he has opened the above -Nl-N-
named stable in the town of Auburn, County OF
Placer, near the Empire Hotel, where he will be
pleased to accommodate all persons who may
favor him with a call. lie has large number OF
Gentle Saddle Horses to hire at all times;
BUGGIES. WITH Or WITHOUT HORSES
Horses taken at Livery on moderate terms
Also Horses bought and sold on commission at
moderate charges.
Any one intrusting business to the care of the
undersigned may rely upon every care and atten-
ton being paid. by
G.. II. STEPHENS.
Auburn, Dec. ., "a 6m
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PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS

Hon, j. e. Hale, County Judge.
Wm. r. Henson. Sheriff.
a. S. Grant. County Clerk.
J. r. Crandall, Treasurer.
NJ, +. Mills. District Attorney.
A, S. Smith, Assessor,
G, II, Colby, Surveyor. ..'
J. r. Gwynn. Public Administrator,
J. l.. Finley, Coroner,
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State Government Of California.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

JOuN BIGLER, of Sacramento, Governor.
SAMUEL. PuRDY. Lieut.. Governor.
James W. Denver. Secretary of State.
s. 4. McMeaus, Treasurer of State
Sam. Bell Controller of State
Paul X. Eubbs, Superintendent of Public In
structon
John Il. Mcconnell, Attorney General.
S. II Marlette, Surveyor General
VIM. c. Kibbe, Quarter Master General
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GILBERT & McCOMBE.
No. 67 s. 60 Washington Street.

GILBERT & McCOMBE,
No. 81 s. 60 Washington Street,
san FRANCISCO,
A kFFER for sale in packages and quantities
W to suit:
Anti-Gum Oil. Warranted not to Gum on the
finest Machinery.
Solar Sperm Oil. For Saloons and Families;
Burns without Smoking or Crusting the Wick.
Sperm Oil Well Bleached and Unbleached.
Elephant Oil. Sea Elephant, Refined.
Lard Oil. Winter strained Imported.
Whale Oil. Handsome Polar, Beached.
China Oil, Tea and Nut in Baskets, Cases and
Barrels.
Tanners OIL. Best quality, in Barrels and Casks.
Oil Soap. Finest quality in Barrels.
Axle Grease Fer Coaches, Drays Express Wag-
ems, &c
Tallow. Best quality imported and manufactured.
Camphene Treple Refined, Distilled Daily
Turpentnc. In Tin and Wood
Alcohol. Ninety-tivc per cent. in Tin and Wood.
Burning Fluid. OF finest quality.
Sept. Is, '55 SIN
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A large Democratic meeting was recently
held at Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for the pur-
pose of sympathizing with the sufferers by
the late riot at Louisville, Hon. A. j. Upham
presided. Resolutions rejecting upon the
Know Nothings were adopted. Good order
prevailed throughout.
The Placer herald., 1855-10-13
JUDICIARY.

Hugh c. Murray. Chief Justice
Solomon Heydenfeldt, Associate Justice.
Charles II. Bryan, do do.
j. r, Beard, Clerk of the Supreme Court
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w TANTE D---A JOurneyman Bar
w ber.---None but frst-rate Shaver and
Hair Cutter need apply. To such q one steady
situation and good wages will be given. Apply
at the New York Shaving Saloon, Auburn.
WIN STEVEN.
Sept, Goth I'm
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Placer County Hospital.

Placer County Hospital.
NOTICE is hereby given that there is Hospital
IN for the benefit of the INDECENT sick of said
county, now established and in operation in the
town of Auburn, under the supervision of d. S. P.
Thomas
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
Sept. 22d, '55.-3m A. s. GRANT, Clerk.
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MEMBERS or TIE LEGISLATURE.
DISTRICT COURT.

Hon, JouN NJ. HOWELL, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, aud on
the third Mondays in April, July und October.
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COURT OF SESSIONS.

Hon. JAMES E. HALE, Presiding Judge. B. T.
BuCKLEY and HIRAM r. HAWKINS. Associates.
Meets on the second Monday of FEBRUARY, May.
August and November.
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COENTY COURT.

Hon. JAMES L. HALE, Judge. ..
Meets on the first Mondays in January, March.
May, July, September and November.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

J. W. Chinn, Dotan's Bar, lst District.
VIM. +. Miller, Auburn. I'd
Vacancy, Dutch Flat, Sd
VIM. d. Lawrence. Birds Flat, 4th "
d. ]. Baker, Todd's Valley, 5th
MEMBERS or THE LEGISLATURE
SENArons-J C. Hawthorne. Auburn. +
Charles Westmoreland Iowa Hill
AssEMBI YMEN.--Sas Selleck, Rattlesnake.
Lansing Stout, Reals Bar,
T. IL. Reed. Yankee Jim.
r. l.. Williams, Mineral Bar,
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WE WILL OFFER BARGAINS

To parties wishing to purchase, such as Will be
SURE TO SUIT
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Government of the United States.
THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE.

THE NATIONAL EXECUTIVE.
FRANKLIN PIERCE. of New Hampshire, President
Of the United States.
DAVID r. ArcHIsoN, of Missouri, Vice President,
pro ten.
THE CABINET.
William l.. Marcy, of New York, Secretary Of
State.
James Guthrie, of Kentucky, Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Robert hIcCIeland, of Michigan, Secretary of
the Interior.
James c. Dobbin, Of North Carolina, Secretary
of the Navy.
Jefferson Davis, of Mississippi Secretary of
War.
james Campbell of Pennsylvania, Postmaster
General
Caleb Cushing of Massachusetts, Attorney
General
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Clothing Store at the Round Corner.

SAM AT THE OLD STAND.
On the conner Of Commercial and Main Streets,
AUBURN, C.aL,
HAS now in store, and constantly receiving.
II Il a large and complete assortment Of Clothing,
of every variety and style, in the new
Fne-Procf Brick Building on the Corner,
Among which may be found
Fine Cloth Coats, latest style, Fine Calf Boots,
Blk. DOeskin Pants, custom made. Gents Caters
Fashionable Vests.
The largest variety of Fine Shirts ever brought
to Auburn.
Undershirts Drawers, Cravats and Hosiery.
Hats of every Style, Color s. Quality
To my mining friends and customers. offer the
best stock Of mining clothing such heavy Boots,
Overshirts, Blankets, &c, &c. ever presented.
PerfuEnery and Fancy articles.
Grateful for the past patronage of friends and
customers, solicit continuance of the same.
SAM. HINEMAN
Auburn, Sept. 10, 80, my
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NOR ENT.---That neatly fitted up and
IL commodous store adjoining the New York
Shaving Saloon, to good tenant will be rented
low. Apply on the premises.
Auburn Sept. 20 I'M WM STEVEN
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We are able to
GETT, I,OWER

Than was ever known in California.
HOW ES 4 CO..
Nos. $50 and 1872 Montgomery street
Opposite the Theatre.
aug 25 3mo san FKANClSCO
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TIE JUDICIARY.

TIE JUDICIARY.
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED srATEs.
L. B. Taney, of Maryland, Chief Justice.
Johu Mclean, Of Ohio, Associate Justice.
James N. Wayne, Of Georgia, do
John Catron, of Tennessee, do
Peter V. Daniel. of Virginia, DO
Samuel Nelson of New York. do
Robert Grier, Of Pennsylvania, do
Benjamin Il. Curtis OF Mass, do
John a. Campbell, of Alabama, do
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PROBATE COURT.

Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-11-10
Extraordinary BARGAINS ian
c. OTpIN

GIVING asits most beautiful lot of Mems and
N boys and Servants Clothing. That IS to say.
most gentle and good natured reader, you hay Civ
them away aif sliali have sold them to you aHd
we hope you will take as much pleasure in doing the
one as We shall IN doing the other Therefore, dos.
Leopold proprietor of The long csteoiisied ana well
known Gria o. oilicr Il Leopold, invites particular
attention to his large and we'll made stock @ Fall
and Winter Clothing, manufactured anttei ms own
order. and unsurpassed III quantity quality and
cheapness by any other Clothing store IN the eoun-
ty or STATE lis stock consists part Of $50 oy II
coats. all kinds, from So 70 $50; 800 Dress and
Fteet Coats all colore. from - to fi25; iG0o Pants
from 81 TO Sin 1890 Vests, from 75cts to $l0 500
negro suits from SO to SO; also large lot of Boys
Clothing and French collars, &c., Sc Persons
wisiitf.t to purchase will find il to Cen interest t.
call al Lcopoll's cheap Cloy.ing Hall be'ore p4r-
chasing elsewhere as he feels Confident thai It's
clothing are better made than any where II : uguE.
ia county, and at prices defying competition If
you want to see The largest stock Of Clothing ever
offered in 3taunton and if YOU want bargains as is
bargains we advise all to cali at his store lore nr-
chasing elsewhere. Don't mistake Che place, niaiu
street. one door next to I G. Burweila store and
directly opposite Willie q Patton's Store.
Oct q, lS55. JOS, LEOPOLD.
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OVEN GOATS.

rsHHlargest variety of Beaver aud Flenel, Cloth
4 Over Goats, and fine Dress and Frock Cots in
the town. Can at ieoPods, .'tan Street, near L.
G. Blrreil's Store.
Nov 10, 1855,
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sssss5sss.salse NSsscS,.

u He aetia partner ia The fra Of Steiner, Bros
i !. TO-, to.hing establishment in starnton.
having mads nsaseaents 70 go to baltimore 10
opea a large Whaiesala establishments his services
viii necessarily be needsd there. Those who arc
indebted therefore to them in this community, are
casn.sty requested To iorwa. aud settle their
respective dues bS the LIST Of January next, he
sal be comQeiiee TO lcaFe the lst February. Al!
open accounts notes unpaid ~ the Isl oi January
viii b. placed ia the LANDS OF l,arIan Il Bell Tor
sa.veS Indebted ai,l nay up Immediately and thus
aby ate this e eeaple necessity viii be both 10
the interest ai Inn and tie uHdei signed
The business Of ,ll1 ooacern here Wl,l be carried
BY present clerk, Mr. levanstsne.
The Caant.y Merchants are particularly reqres-
ted To cali in ut our baltimore House. No. $50 bal
taorc street where thel will .rd t.e largest as
sol tglent o. eleiltpg tyel ei.eItd lii de cay.
STEINER, bros. co.
Noy q lsb5
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THE MARK ETS.
Reported for the vindicator.

skieHMeSD, Nov. 9. 1885.
FL0UR.-s,nles to shippers OF good strait brands,
at 80, 15-though holders are generally holding for
higher figures. Extra supeiine commands from
the trade 50 80 to Si0, and Family $io,5 to ITO
some fafofte brands, known by trial and repfesen-
tatipn tn be superior. command lit.ie nere
BUGAWiIEAT ff.6UK.-Ao new Virginia in
market yet. Would command at This time, put up
In hall barrels, $saa,5a.
corn commands 50 to 9ects.
= CQaNMBAL.--fi lite, botei for family use so
to 90 cents.
BUTTER &c opsl kag from iG to % cents. a su-
perior article OF fresh viii command at present 70
cents. Cur market Is being we'll supplied from the
North where it is.iowast, and the prospect now is
thatlarae quantities viii come here from that quar-
ter snd have the effect to put prices OF our fine Viz.
ginia batter down.
FhAAsEED commands from Si.75 to 1.s0 per
bu.he! NJ BLAIR & co.
New Yoex, Nov s.-Flour-Goed State brands
$3.50, Dhia 81 IS Southern IS 81. " heat unelang-
cd and firm; Southern white - T. ~ ol ted $50
Corn tribe iowcr-wastefn mixed 50, Pngk-ihess -
81; Beefl firm; Lard firm at lltt Il l2l4; Whskey
1917; Stocks iirmer; Va, as 5Jo34
BALrIaDsG. NOV. 6--iioward ST., and Chic;
Flour firm, both fnDtee So. City Mills easier,
not qunts1.e l,wca; Nhcat-visite, 81 Il - ID;
lied, 81 10 ~ So G6fn-better, white 50 80;
Pork lower aad unsettitd--nsss u -; prime y
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