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OneThousand Town Lots
IN, AND
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDREDACREs OF LAND
Adjoining, the City OF isiek man, KY,

TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDREDACREs OF LAND
Adjoining, the City of hickman, KY,
FOR SALE.I
IL lChMAN Is young and thriving city, situated thirty
Il miles below the mouth Of the Ohio the Mississippi
River enjoys uninterrupted navigation at all of
Union by the Hickman and Obon and By the Nashville
North Western Railroads with Nashville The
cities of the South Eastern Atlantic seabaard BY the Kick
and O6on and Mobile and Ohio Railroads talI I'm
rapid Of pTOZrsss) with Mobile and New Orleans and
all the Southern cities and country the
outlet for large of back county, good
roads natural and artificial and has, thin
doubled its elf in wealth and population.
The country tributary Hickman extensive and rich
agricultural productions OF both elimatesespable Of
tanning population dense in the wOrc and is
pidy hing with rich, Intelligent and industrious people,
Hickman is without doubt the most prosperous place
in this region of county, and its past and present ao of
increase of wealth and population, in few years will far
oustrip all others.
The lands high, dry gently unduaiins. and within
mile Of the corporate limits and will he sold in lots Of p
J. 4, g. g TO- ~, Is, % 30, 49, and 50 each.
EneOurag ements offered TO WORKING MEN of all
classes trades and eangs, native born, natuazed and
foreign. Catholic, Protestant and Jew.
This property will Positively, be sold to
the hi CHEST bidder, without commencing the
2Ist Day OF May. 1875,
under deed the Trustee IS determined for the
all parties concerned 10 close out the business
II = TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per cent. own balance in
three four and five with int from date
paid promptly al maturity the Interest to be remltted
o. F. YOUNG, Trustee.
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BARGAINS IN BuIIn1re rors

Tor SALE--A desirable Building Lot fronting 1872
c feet Hume street, the New Orleans Railroad
Depot.
Also-A small Brick Dwelling in Bosworths Row, 'front.'
ing about u feeten Cherry and running back las feet
TO an alley.
Aso-A very valuable lot in Edgefeld, fronting 1s5
alley
Aso-Several very valuable lots in Edge6ed fronting
50 feet each on the Gallatn P Ike. Apply to
b 50 stA j. L. K. W. BROWN
sprl3-llt Az Cherry ST.
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ATTENTION.

r HAVE this day associated with me in business Mr.
L CHARLES Il. COOPER, a Young man well known
among the first mechanics in his business in the city,
recommend him to the public workman well Nor.
thy of patronage. b. s. WELLER.
sEytia Anil lax
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NIOTICE.-The KnuckIe Washing Machine
IN We have been appointed agents for the sale Of this
celebrated Washing Machine. Every family ia the State
should BY all means, procure one Immediately the
amount Of labor saved is immense
Full directions and and show it used free Of
charge Iap4l $. II. LOOMS 4 co.
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NEW GOODS.


| WYE have just received our stock Of Spring Goods
w consisting Silks, Berages, MOire Antiques Print
ed Jaconets, Musns superior Beached and Brown Mus
Inns, Hosiery, Mtis &c SC Also geaera stock of STA
pie Goods Linen Drill Cottonades Tickings sylvan Mills
Goods for Servants Cassmeres and Vestngs which we
are selling remarkably low for cash.
We shall be very happy old customers aud as
many new ones wish to purchase good Goods at low
| prices THURST0N 4 BERNARD.
apr No Union street.
CTOCK PEAS In store aud for sale on reasonable
- terms from 60 TO 100 bushels Stock Peas.
APT b. 5. WELLER
TN SrORE.-A superior lot of Nova Scotia Grind
Il Stones from "a to 60 inches. b. s. WELLER.
DEANS AND PEAS.--A fresh supply of Field
ID Peas and Bunch Eeans just received and for sale by
ap5 B. S. WELLER.
TINRUNKS.-Recelved thus day, handsome assortment
of the best Sole Leather Trunks Also choice lot
of Ashland Vaises and Buggy Trunks: For sale by
app MYERS McGlLl-
I TMBKELi4AS.-Just received, a large supply of
y Silk, Bingham and Plain Cotton Umbrellas-every
size and assorted colors lap7l MYERS Il McGilL
GUM AIR CUSHIONS-We have just receiT ed a
" small lot of Air Cushions, invaluable to The invalid
For sale by mh2il MYERS McGLIa
II Gum Life Preservers Goodyear's Patent For sale
BY lmh24l MYERS McGILL-
CHUULDER BRACES.-An assortment OF Shout
- der Bmces-varOus patterns with elastic bands. Re-
ceived snd for sale low by MYERS & McGlLL-
COME AT LAST.-Received this day. a choice lot
~ of Shirts with Byron Collars also another invoice of
French Wove Bosom and ether styles OF SHIFTS with and
without Collars warranted to fit and To be made we'll
mhSI MYERS K Mc3ILI.
Il I'D, SILK and Isle THREAD GLOVES.
IN Received this day, elegant assortment of IN I'm
Seasonable Gloves, consisting of Kid Silk, andhGhIN
Isle Thread Gloves, every variety OF color YlNJ
For sale by MYERS d MCGILL,
LGttjes' and Geatlenlehs Furnishing Store, !
mh3l Corner Square and College street
UST RECEIVED-5O0 sacks Missouri Oats in
81 Gunnies. For sale by II. 5. FRENCH & son.
DALE ROPE-lOoO coils Machinery kope in
I'D and for sale by (ap4) II. s. FRENCH son.
A PPLES-l0o bbs Green Apples, in store and for
"a sale BY (aP4l II. s FRENCH SOY.
CLIFTON ABBOTT,
No. Is Cedar Street, Nashville,
RE receiving their Spring and Summer stock OF
n FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING AND GENTS
GOODS, of every description Also,
assortment Cloths CaSsineres and Vestings Of the H.
test styles, which will be made to order in fashionable
style. ap6-H
lust RECEIVED,-2O0 los hoceaboy Snuh-a sa
81 perior artics. For sale BY
l2------s-~. SnSSsSs hSSeis
~ cue. For sale low by McCREA q IEhEASS-
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Adelphi Theatre.

s The patrons Of the Drama requested to bear in
mind that the present engagement is positively the last
that those emiuently talented Arstes. THE BATEMAN
CHILDREN, win perform in this city, prior TO their final
retirement from the Stage.
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MILLET SEED WANTED.-we wish TO pur.
w chase 500 bus hels of nllet Seed Also 80 bushels
OF Back-eye Brown and Lady Peas Also, Cornfeld
cash. WELI.ER a COOPER
AT their Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Warehouse.
April 10. Market rect
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NJOLASSES.-2 0J bbls CbOice MOlasses-to arrive
vi per steamer T. Howard, which left New Orleans on
the Sth inst For sale by
mills w. Ii. GORDON co
NOR kENT.-A cpinnodlous House IN N quiet and
i heslihfu part of the city. Apply 10 W. CAMERON
eerner Of College and Union streets or to j. c. ROSS
next door above ID, Pearls Exchange Office mhf-
nATS! OATS lin Store aud for sale lO. sacks
~ st. Louis Oats. BIS WELLER
DEANS !-Another lot OF D. Iandreths Bunch and
ID Field Beans will be here in a few DAYS Enough 10
supply Davidson County. BIS. WELLER.
byron COLLARS.-Just received a superior lot
ID Of Byron Collars also fresh supply Of other Styles
n.y. r"51s 20 A. v s. L1NDSLEY.
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a.
ABBOTT'S HISTORIES:
Illuminated Title Pages and Numerous Ensrsvines
CONSISTING
Mary Queen Of Scots, RomRus
Queen Elizabeth, Nero,
Charles the First, Cleopatra
Charles the Second, Asrxes tue Great
William the Conqneror, Cyrus tie Great
Alfred the Grsat Alexander the Great
Maria Ant0inette, Hannibal
Madame Roland, julius Cesar
Josephine, Darius the Great
Elegantly printed and bound in crimson Muslin
- For sale in sets SEPARATE volumes.
IL
FRANCONIA STORIES.
By Jacob Abbott Engraved Title Pages and Numerous
Illustrations. limo. Muslin.
Maleville Rodolphus
Wallace, Ellen Linn,
Mary Ers1iDe, SiuyveSant
Mary Bell, Carclra,
Beechnui, Agnes.
For sale BY
W. Il. BERRY & co.
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depression Of
Sn.rsta

The proprietor in calling the attention OF the public 10
this preparation, does so with feeling Of the utmost
dence IN its virtues and adaptation 10 hs diseases Tor
which il is recommended
ia no new and untrie1 article bat that has stood
the test Of ten years trial before The American people
and its reputation and sale is ivasd by any similar pr
variations exant The testimony its favor given BY the
most prominent and well known Physicians and indvid-
uas in all parts OF the country, IS immense The follow
ing from your own State is respectfully submitted
ing any one who may still doubt to nay Memorabilia
or Practical Receipt Book for Farmers and Families to
be had gratis Of all the Agents for the German B;ers
Principal Office and Mandatory 1870 Arch ST. Philads
phia, Pa
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ALBION.

LBI0N will stand the present season at my stable,
IN mile west of Gallahn. and will serve mares al sis
the season. $40 insure and 50 cents 70 the groom THIS
~ the fourth OF Albion at mF sisoes uuHDef
Of his colts we're exhibited the Fair held last year
Galan at Lebanon at the State Fair at Nashville also
at the State Fair Of Georgia aud IN sss every instance
in spite Of the greatest eomPehOn tne hfs' pe was
have attracted attention account OF their hnish and
beanfv combined with fine size and remarkable action
March aO-lm GEO. ELLIOTT
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THE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR & EXHIBITION
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee
Will open at Odd Fellows Hall.
1 n TIL CITY OF NASH VILE.


MANUFACTURERS, Mechanics, Artists, aud all ot
w ers invited to contribute specimens of their ski
and labor Compstent judges will be appointed exam
iue all articles exhibited, and award PREMIUMS thos
entitled 10 them under the rules
All articles sent for exhibition Will be stored without el
Pense to the owner and should be the wn
H. Gordon Co, Commission Merchants, Market street
The object Of the Fair is to develop and encourage N
Manufacturing and Mechanical interests Of the State Ii
management Is in the hands Of committee of reliable
energetic men, and ITS success is placed beyond doubt
and an invitation is most cordially and confidently ex
tended to all who may be disposed to participate in its ad
yantages.
No CHtEGE will be made te exhibitors either for the pr
vilege OF exhibiting or for admission to the Fair
The opening OF the State Agricultural Fair and the
ing of the Legislature, Simultaneous with the opening
the Mechanics Exhibition will add unusual interest 10 tie
occasion.
CIRcULARs containing full details Of ibe IlaF Z the
hibton end all other information desired will pe prompt
ly forwarded by addressing either OF The undersigned
NJ. NJ. MONOHAN, PTesi.
H. WaIKsR Cor Sec'y anil
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
NOTICE..
To Traders in Gold Dust, Bills OF
EXcn ngp. NN
EXcha ngP. 81

TNHE attention of persons engaged in the
l. above business is called to the following:
Section 5th of an Act Of the Legislature of
this State, passed May 18th, 1854, provides
as follows, tO-wit:
SEC s. First: Licenses shall he obtained
by the person or persons, private association
or corporation doing business in this State.
engaged in one or all of the following occu
pations to-wit: In buying or selling foreign
or inland bills of exchange, or in loaninp
money at interest. or in buying or selling
notes. bonds or other evidences of indebted
ness of private persons, or State County or
City stocks, or stocks of incorporated com.
panes, Or in buying or selling gold dust, gold
or silver bullion. gold or silver coin. keepers
of savings banks or engaged as common car
riers in transmitting or conveying gold dust,
gold or silver coin or bullion, from any place
in this State to any place without this State,
or from one to another place within this State,
for profit. or engaged in receiving general or
specific special deposits of gold dust, gold or
silver coin or bullion. for profit. Prorided,
that checks used in the transaction of business
between parties within this State. shall not be
included as being liable to the provisions of
this Act
Any or all persons found engaged in any of
the above named Occupat. ons, without having
first procured license therefor, will be pros
ecuted as the law directs.
NJ. f. MILLS,
Auburn, Aug. If District Attorney.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
TAKEN up.

DY the subscriber just before daylight IN
ID this "wednesday morning a Bay00
Mare, 15a hands high, with scars on her weth-
ers from bad istula. which still discharges
small quantities of matter The above de-
scribed animal was discovered few minutes
after some gentleman had inquired of me for
some persons whom they said had preceded
them only very short time with number of
stolen animals; she seemed nearly broken
down, and Showed signs of having been rid.
den very hard during the night-was moist
with perspration, gaunted, &c. No brands
visible--age unknown.
GEO. w. APPLEGATE.
Bear River House, Aug. lst, '55
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
Declaration.

II NOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
IN That |, Matilda Lynch, wife of Philip
Lynch, of the County of Placer, do make this
my declaration of intention to become sole
trader intend to carry on in my own name
and behalf the business of buying and selling
cattle. farming. and hotel keeping. on Lynchs
Ranch, Auburn and Sacramento road. in said
Placer county; and hereby give notice that
| will be individually responsible in my own
name for all debts contracted by me in said
business. The amount of capital stock en-
ployed by me in said business is less than five
thousand dollars. Dated, August lst 1855.
Signed, MATILDA LYNCH.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF PLACER, IS:
On this 2nd day Of August, A. D. 1855, per-
sonally appeared before me the undersigned
County Clerk Of said county, Matilda Lynch,
known to me to be the person described in and
who executed the above instrument and who
being by me first duly sworn, acknowledged
to me that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily and for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned.
Given under my hand this 2nd day of Aug
ust, 1855. A. S. GRANT,
Aug. 4, st Clerk of Placer County.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
THE PLACER HERALD.
AGENTS.

W. B. H. DODsoN, Sacramento City, at the
Journal Office, on Street.
THOMAS BOYCE, San Francisco, No. 81, Mer-
chant street.
WELLS. FARGO Il CO., ard the PA
CIFIC EXPRESS CO. are our General Agents
for Placer County;. Advertisements Job
Work or Subscriptions to the Herald, left at
either of their offices will be promptly for
warded to u.s.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
ESTI&AY.

TAKEN UP by the subscriber, on a.,
L the goth day of July, at Newcastle, TP%S
Placer County, small Bright Bay N1
American Horse. with black name and TAIL the
left fore and left hind legs are white nearly
to the knees, and white strip down his nose,
and branded N 0 on the right hip, and b on
the left shoulder. The owner is requested to
call on the undersigned at Newcastle, prove
his property, and pay all charges. or the horse
will be sold in the manner prescribed by law.
JOHN KING.
Newcastle. July 2Sth. '55 Avs
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
lust RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE

TTST RECEIVED. AND FOR SALE
u CHEAP, an assortment of new and elegant
JEWELRY consisting of Gold Chains, Fob
Buckles and Seals. Belt Buckles and Slides,
Cuff Pins. Gold and Silver Thimbles Brooch
es, Ear Rings. Odd Fellows and Masonic Breast
Pins and Rings, Gold Pencils and Keys Gold
Pens. Sleeve Buttons and Studs, and a great
variety of Finger Rings &c, &c,
AT the Jewery Store of
w. +. NORCROSS,
aug. 4 my Main street, Auburn, Cal.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
Auburn, August 4, 1855.

Regular Democratic Nominations.
FOR GOVERNOR,
JOHN BIGLER, of Sacramento.
For LIEUT.. GOVERNOR,
SAMUEL PURDY, of San Joaquin.
FOR JUSTICES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
MYRON NORTON, (Full Term.)
CHAS. H. BRYAN, (Unexpired Term.)
FOR CONTROLLER,
THOMAS G. FLOURNOY, of Mariposa.
FOR TREASURER,
B. F. KEENE, of Ell Dorado.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
B.C. WHITING, of Monterey.
FOR SURVEYOR GENERAL,
S. H. MARLETT, of Calaveras
FOR STATE PRINTER,
GEORGE II. CROSETTE, of Butte.
FOR STATE PRISON DIRECTORS,
WM. II. BELL of San Francisco.
SAML. G. ASTIN. of Placer.
C.F F.POWELL. Of San Joaquin.
FOR STATE SENATOR,
ABRAM BRONX.
FOR ASSEMBLY,
A.P.K. SAFFORD. of Yankee Jim.
ALBERT THORNDIKE. of Wisconsin Hill.
B.K. DAVIS, Of Ophir.
SAMUEL B. WYMAN. of the Plains.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
Meeting Of the Democratic Central
Committee,

Committee met at Auburn on Wednesday,
July 25th, pursuant to notice published in the
Placer Herald. Present Messrs. Walkup,
Myres. Davis, Fitzsmmons. (by proxy,) King,
(by proxy.) and Stafford, (by proxy)
On motion, Joseph Walkup was elected
Chairman. for the year, B. F. Myres, Secretary.
and H. Fitzsimmens, Treasurer On motion.
ResoIved, That the Central Committee re-
commend to the democratic electors of the
the different Supervisor Districts, to meet in
Mass Conventions on Saturday. the llth of
August to nominate suitable candidates to be
voted for in the various districts. and would
further recommend the following points as
suitable places for holding the Conventions:
For District No. l, (Township and 81 at
Dotan's Bar.
For District No. 2, (Township 2. and 81 at
Auburn.
For District No. 3, (Township 4,) at Illinois
town.
For District No. 4, (Township ~ at Iowa
Hill.
For District No. S, (Township 5, 6, and 81
at Yankee Jim.
The Committee would also recommend to
the Democracy of the various Townships while
in attendance at the Supervisor Conventions
they organize for the respective Townships
and nominate Justices of the Peace and Con-
stables-and that those nominations be re-
ported forthwith to the Secretary of the Cen
trail Committee so that the names of the Can
didates can be printed upon the regular ticket.
On notion, adjournd.
JOSEPH WALKUP, Charm.
B. F. MYREs. Secretary.
PAPER CIRCULATION.-The K Ms circulated
their square bits of paper on Sunday evening
last on which was printed 29 g. 1t might
be they had Catholic application to act on.
The X. Ms at Iowa Hill have been in
fury lately. democrat Know Nothing of
this place informed US he tried to find out
"what was up, but the devilish whig-know
nothings kept it so close. he couldn't learn"
CHINESE THEATRE.-"Joh has become so
numerous on China Hill that he has erected
himself theatre, and every night is made
hideous with the sound of bells, gongs. casti-
nets and other horrible musical instruments
which are introduced in the performances
The music of legion of cats is sweet compar
ed to the sounds" emanating from that
Celestial theater.
AMERICUs.-This correspondent, who by the
bye, has once been a member of the Know
Nothing order, writes very spirited COM
munication. We should be pleased to hear
from him often. He is perfectly capable Of
showing the animal up in his true colors. See
first page.
HORSE THIEF.-A fellow calling himself
John Brown stole two horses from the neigh
borhood of Marysvlle on Tuesday night last
and brought them into this county. About 8
miles from Auburn the thief induced young
man to purchase the horses. The two came
TO town early on Wednesday morning to COM
plete the sale. The horse thief went to bed
at the Travellers Rest, having put the horses
in the stable. A few hours afterwards gen.
tleman, friend of the owner OF the property.
arrived in town in pursuit Of the thief and
with the assistance of Mr.. Crawford, he was
secured and taken to Yuba county for trial.
FIRE AT SrOCKToN.-A fire occurred at tn :
place on Monday morning last. Loss $4,000
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

AUBURN.-When our town was consumed on
the 4th of June. We predicted it would be re-
built with more substantial buildings in less
than twelve months. We have reached the
first week in August, and Auburn numbers
forty more houses than it did previous to the
confagration, and still the busy hammer is
heard from "morn till night"
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

THE PURCHASE OF CUBA.-The Washington
Star says, it has every reason to believe that
the country is in maze of error as to the
character of the Instructions which Mr. Soule
took to Spain. 1t is generally believed that
he went out authrized by the government to
make an offer for the purchase of Cuba. Now
every gentleman in Washington connected
with foreign missions is in error if that i'm
preston was founded on fact. Their under
standing is-and we feel assured it is correct
that he was instructed to urge. not the sale of
Cuba to us, but that Spain should acknowledge
its Independence, on the property holders of
the island paying into the treasury of the
realm a fair equivalent for the pecuniary
sacrifice which the mother country might
make in treating her colony as kind parent
should treat child old enough to begin the
world on its own account
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

The State Tribune says, Hon. J. W. Crof
froth, of Tuolumne county, has avowed him
self regular Know-Nothing
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

DoTANs.-In our article upon the K Ms OF
this place last week the word ''limping,'
should have read ''sneaking."
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. JOHN N. HOWELL, JUDGE.

FRIDAY. June 9th, 1855.
The District Court adjourned on Friday, the
9th ult., after long and tedious term. Con-
siderable business was transacted, and the
docket nearly cleared of cases. The cases UNI
reported by US last week are as follows:
J. II. Fuller VS.. S. G. ROdgers.-Debt-
Judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $3.50 and
S3Ol costs.
Fielding Williams VS.. Hugh Bradley
Judgment by default for plaintiff.
Abram Bronx VS.. Ferris Il O'Flyng.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff for $658 and interest, with
$50 costs.
Hill 4 Gilman vs. H. w. Roberts. .-Judg-
ment for plaintiffs, $500.
Mitchell ct al VS.. Haygood ct al.-Case sub
mitted to the Court Judgment for plaintiffs
with costs with the recovery of mining
claims on Bradshaw's Bar.
H. Fitzsimmons VS.. j. r. Crandall, County
Treasurer. Action brought (agreed CASEY to
compel the Treasurer to redeem county orders
in cash of new issue.-Judgment for defend
ant for his costs. The merits of the case were
not tried but merely placed in position to be
taken to the Supreme Court
A. Davidson Il Co. VS.. J. S. Barret.-Case
taken under advisement
The People VS.. Chas. E. LockwOod.-The
jury in this case it will be remembered brought
in a verdict of manslaughter. and the Court
to-day sentenced the prisoner to two years in
the State Prison. and to fine Of one dollar.
James Svircich admitted to citizenship.
Joseph Kelley admitted to citizenship.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

Joseph WaIkup. Chairman. .....Plains.
B. F. Myres. Secretary.... ....... Auburn.
Fl. Fitzsmmons, Treasurer, .... Auburn.
b. n. Davis ......... ...................O .OpDr
A. p. K. Stafford. .... ..........Y Yankee Jim.
J. A. Hill. ..................G Gold Hill.
T.. L. Dradley,. y,............ Dutcu lat.
Thomas Woods. ... Rattlesnake Bar.
VIM. r. Olden. Green Valley.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

FIRE AT Sr0CKroN-A fire occurred at th.S
place on Monday morning last. Loss $30,0Ol
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-08-04

AMERICUs. correspondent, who by the
bye, has once been a member of the Know
munication. We should be pleased to hear
from him often. He is perfectly capable of
showing the animal up in his true colors. See
first page.