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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

In the Equestrian and Acrobatic departments
the Proprictors confidently recommend TO the
notice Of the public the names OF
MONS. FERANTE, and his accomplished
pupils;
The German Acrobats, Hers VOLkAAS
and Won CASTLE
Mime LOUISE RBOWER, the accomplished
Equestricnne
PHlLO;
Mr.. w. AYMAR, the Equestrian Grotesque;
JESSIE SANDS, the hvorite pupil OF Mr.
R. Sands, the most accomplished rider OF the
Mr.. GEO. SERGEANT, the Graphic Scene
Rider;
And host Of other artists OF distinguished
abilities
Among the comic features Of the ente rtain-
mcnt will be introduced the two celebrated
PERFORMING ZEBRAS!
Trained in most wonderful manner by G. II.
Bassct
Beautiful displays Of vaultng, Tumbling,
Summersetting, &c, by the Troupe, in which
the whole gymnastic strength Of the company
will appear.
0TTO HORNESN T. CORNET BAND.
Each entertainment will conclude with tho
Romantic Legend Of MAZEPPA or the WILD
HoRsE or TARTARY.
CLOWNS-Messrs BRowER j. AYMAR, with
several able assistants.
M" In the forenoon n splendid Procession
Of Elephants, with tho magnificent Band Char
lot, dram By a tenn NJ sir, viii parade through
the principal streets.
ADMISSION, sesD CTS; 80 HALF PRICE.
Doors open at and p. NJ Performances
commence half an hour afterwards.
Es~ VIII exhibit at ROCKVILLE on Tucs-
day Tie 18Th If SEPTEMBER ncTt.
Free Exhibition.-Terrf Ascension on
a single wire from the ground to the top OF
the Pavilion by Madame Leoniine, immedi-
rtely before opening the doors Of the afternoon
performance weather permitting.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
~ has obtained nom the Orphans Court Of
Montgomery county letters Of administration
on the personal estate Of LOuisA A MERRI-
WEATHER, late OF said county, decd. All per-
sons having claims against said deceased are
hereby warned 70 exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof TO the subscriber, on or bc-
fore the 4th day Of September, 1858 other
wise they may, by law, be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Persons indebted 10
said estate are requested 10 make immedete
payment. Given under my band this LIST day
Of September, 1881
CHARLOTTE WATERS,
sep 5-4t A9nins'ra'!!Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

Es~ The recent election in Alabama
has certainly made an entire finish of the
opposition to the Democracy in that
State. Every member Of Congress cho-
sen, it will be remembered, is a staunch
Democrat, and in the Legislature the
Democrats have actually 1872 majority on
joint ballot. Such victory is unprece-
dented in the history Of American poll
tics, unless it may have been equalled by
that of the same party in Texas, at the
election that has 50 recently transpired
in that State.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
FIVE ROES,

Negro man Sam, aged 20 years; Negro
boy jim, aged II years; Negro girl
Susan, aged 8 years; Negro girl Lavi-
MIA, aged 6 years; Negro woman Ma
tilda, aged 60 years.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of nine
months will be given on all sums above
Five Dollars, the purchaser or purchas-
ers giving note with approved security,
bearing interest from the day of sale /;
all sums Of and under Five Dollars,
cash. No property to be removed until
the terms are complied with.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ !.
JONATHAN SlBLBY,
sep Its Admir-, d. u. n.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
Announcements.

Ger We are authorized to announce
HENRY b. DULEY as an Independent
candidate for Constable of the Fifth Der
ry's) Election District of this county, at
the ensuing November election.
sep IL
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

1T HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO HAVE
4 GRAND fitting MATCH at the
Fair Ground near this place,
On WEDNESDAY, the 3Oth Instant.
Arrangements are being made to get up tins
entertainment upon the most liberal scale, and
everything will be done that can add to the
interest Of the occasion.
A large number Of knights are expected TO
enter the lists, to contend for the honor of
crowning the Queen OF Love and Beauty
Knights from the adjoining Counties and the
District Of Columbia are cordially invited.
A Band OF Music will be in attendance, and
an appropriate address delivered
The festivities of the day will close with n
GRAND BALL at night.
GS- The Knights are requested to report
themselves by the 25th inst, and to appear on
the ground in uniform.
21- Riding commences at / o'clock, A. NJ.
MARSHALS.
DR.. A. II. Somers, John H. Gassaway,
William W. Blunt, James Reid.
HERALDS.
VIM. veirs Bouic Capt. Wm o. Selman.
JUDGES.
VIM. Braddock VIM p. Howser,
N. G. Dickerson, Charles NJ. Price,
Henry Birch, Samuel Jarboe.
MANAGERS.
IIezeSiah Trunde, Rich'd Jones,
Walter Williams, DR.. Bowlon,
John D. Poole, benjamin Cooley,
Daniel Gather, Thos. Anderson, jr.,
David A. Zeigler J. II. Winemil!er,
VIM. Dronenburg, VIM S. OGutt,
Edward l.. Hays A. G. II. Darne,
Henry Hurley, 7. w. Stonestreet,
Col. b. Shreve, Col. j. A. B. Leonard,
Joseph Chiswel James II Besant
i. G. Bell, j. Henson Allnutt,
Basil Dorsey, James Shreyes,
Benjamin Scofeld, Henry Martin,
VIM. Dorsey il, 0Autt,
Howard Griffith. Philip Biays IS ] ! I'd
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

E4" Hon. David Wilmot, the Black
Republican candidate for Governor of
Pennsylvania, says the New York Day
Book, has addressed a very long letter
to committee of the " American State
Council, +" in which he takes the strong
est Know Nothing grounds, endorsing
the platform Of that party in every par
ticular. He says that the Know No
things and Republicans are natural allies
their principles being identically. >
This letter seems to be satisfactory to the
most ultra of the Know Nothings. VIII
the Southern Know Nothlngs endorse
David Wimot's letter?
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
PUBLIC SALE.

PY VIRTUE of an order from the
I'D Orphans Court of Montgomery
county, the subscriber, Administrator
De Bonis Non, Of WILLIAM MuLLIcAN,
late of said county, deceased, will offer
at public sale, on SATURDAY,. 10Th Of
October nert, at the late residence Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Mullcan, all the Per-
sonal Estate Of said deceased, consist
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
NOTICE.

PURCHASERS at the sale of the
n Personal Property Of the late DR..
Benjamin Duvall, are requested to take
notice that their notes fall due at the
Bank Of the Metropolis, Washington,
d. G., on the Goth inst. sep IL.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
pARAsOLs A. UMnnELLAs.

lust received, direct from the manufactur-
- ers, an excellent assortment Of PARA
SOILS AND UMBRELLAS, to which we call
the attention Of purchasers.
may WILLIAM pRADDocK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

re- \ collision occurred on Saturday
afternoon last, on the Camden and Allan
tic railroad, between the express passen-
ger-train and freight-train, near White
Horse, eleven miles from Philadelphia
VIM. Sinera, merchant of Philadel-
phia, and the engineer and fireman Of
the express train were killed, and some
thirteen wounded-some very seriously.
The cause of the accident is said to have
been owing to the anxiety of some Of
the employees of the freight-train to reach
the city in time to participate in an cx-
cursion, which induced them to violate
the timetables. One of those connected
with the train fed to the woods on seeing
the result of their rashness.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
TAKE NOTICE.

A LII Eotes and Accounts due mo on
L n my own account, as also Of Brad
dock, Edmonston & Co., which arc not
settled on or before the 18th day Of Sep
TENDER next will be placed in the hands
Of Mcssrs Brewer Il Peter
JOHN BRADDoCK.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

A NEw PARTY WANTED. The Louis
vile journal, the great organ of South
ern Know-nothingism, has made the dis
coyery that it is without party, and is
anxiously inquiring what is to be done.
The demise Of the Know-nothing party
has left vacuum which that paper
thinks must be filed, or the country
will 90 to ruin. It thinks that "the
time for the organization Of q great con
sentative party" is at hand, and calls
upon the conservatives Of the country to
commence the work. The most suitable
place for the Journal now is among the
Black Republicans. Its record is GER
tainly black enough to be in perfect as
ISOLATION with such a party.-Stotes.
ES- The Baltimore fremen had an
other riot on Saturday night, in which a
large number Of persons were wounded
by gun and pistol shots. The row oc-
Cured between the Mount Vernon Hook
and Ladder and Washington Hose com
panics. Pistols and guns were fred by
the belligerents in the crowded streets,
without the slightest regard as to what
the consequences might be.
THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH. "A letter
received from London BY the steamer
Arago says that if the Atlantic Tele-
graph Company postpone their operations
until next summer, the present cable
will be sold, and new one made five
hundred miles longer, in season to be
laid next June
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

Sands, Nathans & Co.'s
AMERICAN Circus
AND
ELEPHANT EXHIBITION 4!

HE leading features OF THIS
grand Exhibition is the varied
performances Of the wonderful
Educated Elephants,
VICTORIA IL ALBERT
whose unequalled feats have
been the wonder and delight
Of thousands upon thousands
in the Paris, London, New
York and Philadelphia Thea
aires. They exhibit the most
ASTONISHING DISPLAYS
OF ANIMAL TRAINING and
INSTINCT ever beheld.
They have been taught 10
ascend an inclined plaak, only
uine inches in width, a dis
tanpe of 30 yards, where ono
Of them will Balance himself
IN his head upon q pedestal
not over n foot in diameter.
They will also perform grtat
varieties of leats of posturing
Gymnastics, Dancing W ailz-
ing, Marching, @c., such as
nave never hsen "ltc,iip.eu ~ ~
America, ana nave peen ! . .,i1
wonder ana ai'azeihe'lt VI 'n'
y, Tor the ,il lost 1Wo se';r IS,
These perfectly anu sufprlslhe
y, trained Elephants, ootn ol
whom are quile, Young, Meic
brought out TO 'n,s country % , IN
lareh last, 3y Nr. ". ,9' ,l,.',,
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

GENERAL CAss ON SUNDAY ScHooLs. -
The venerable patriot and statesman,
Gen. Cass, having been invited to ad
dress the Michigan State Sunday School
Convention, thus writes:
ct will afford me pleasure to accept
your invitation. appreciate the impor-
lance of our Sunday schools, and | con-
slider their institution among the most
valuable and efficient means of religious
Improvement that have come in our day
to encourage the noble efforts which are
making to ameliorate the moral condition
of the world. And no rejecting man
can look abroad upon the dangerous and
delusve vagaries which under the name
of religion take possession day by day of
the hearts and minds of men, leading to
individual and social depravity, without
being deeply impressed with the impor-
lance of jealous and concentrated excr-
tons to check this great and threatening
evil. And it can best be effectuaily
checked by training the youthful mind
in the knowledge of God and the truths
of his revelation. Standing on this van
tage ground, the battle may be fought
and won. And I, for one, believe the
contest to be one of the most momentous
which society has ever been engaged in,
and the Sunday school tuition of the
youth an assured means, under God, of
eventual success. So believing, my
prayers and best wishes are with you"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
A CARD.

At the solicitation of numerous friends
| have consented to become a candidate
for the next Sheriflalty of this county /;
the duties of which office, if elected, I
will endeavor to discharge with fidelity
and impartiality, to the best of my skill
and judgment.
aug % JOHN I. BENSON.
RI" We are authorized to announce
JOHN BEAN of r., as a candidate for
Supervisor OF the 4th Election District,
at the coming November election.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

Ez7- We issue our paper this week in
advance Of the usual time that we may
be enabled to attend the Agricultural
Fair, of which VIC will give full de-
seription next week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT

For Montgomery County, as a Court Of Equity,
JULY TERN, 1857.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

The VACANT BENcn OF THE SUPREME
CoURT. 1t seems to be very generally
believed that Mr. Justice Curtis seat on
the bench of the Supreme Court will be
filled by Mr., Toucey, the present Secre-
tary of the Navy. In this event it is
supposed that Mr.. Nathan Clifford, of
Maine, will succeed Mr. Toucey in the
Navy Department. 1t will be remem-
5ered that Mr. Clifford was a prominent
candidate for a seat in the cabinet under
the present administration, and that for
some time it was deemed very doubtful
whether he or Mr. Touoey would be the
cabinet member from New England. ~
Justice Curtis, it is said, resigns on ac-
count of his private affairs, and not
from any dissatisfaction with the views Of
the majority Of the body.-jSm.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
Rockville District.

Rockville District.
For Justices Of tie Peace,
GEORGE r. BRADDOCK,
JOHN 0FFUTT,
MADISON f. HARRISS.
For ConstoJles,
JOSHUA W. OFFUTT,
JOHN A. Il. KILGOUR,
For Supervisor,
WILLIAM GARRETT.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

GD~ We are authorized 6 announce
CHARLES II. C. ORME, as the Peo-
pies Candidate for the Office of Super
visor of the Third (Medley's) Election
District. sept 4--te
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
DISTRICT OFFICERS.

CrackIin District.
For Justices Of the Peace,
SAMUEL RIGGS, of G.,
HAZEL HOBBS,
WILLIAM ONEALE.
For ConstabIes,
ANDREW o. DONNELL,
JOSEPH SNYDER.
For Supervisor,
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Of w.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11

E1' The charter granted at the last
session of the Maryland Legislature, for
the establishment Of the Maryland Ag-
ricultural College" seems destined in
due season to be rendered available for
the future benefit of the agriculture of
the State. The amount of subscriptions
to the stock requisite under the law be-
fore organizing, is 100000.
G9- We omitted last week to refer to
the Circus advertisement then inserted
in our paper. We now call attention to
it with the remark that VIC have heard it
highly spoken of by those who have wit
messed its performances.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-09-11
T Q u r ~ a MI 9 NJ !
IN Al
ROCKVILLE, MD.

1T HAS BEEN DETERMINED TO HAVE A
4 GRAND TILTING MATCH at the
Fair Ground, near this place,
On WEDNESDAY. the 3Oth Instant.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
CARD-A Know Nothing Bull-How 8
Mountain Rises out of a Mole Hill.

Mr.. EDIToR-I find in the issue Of the Pine,
Press of the 10th inst the following statement
made in connection with the publication of thc
calender Of the District Court, in and for this
county, for the approaching term thereof, and as
l have ascertained that am the depu referred
to, wish. through your columns. to state the
facts and leave the public to Judge of the correct
ness of the structures of the Press
ave have heretofore been indebted to the cour-
tesy of the Clerk or some one of his deputies for
information of this kind, which has always been
freely and cheeriully given On the present oc
casion, however. we are under no such obligations
knowing it to be matter of great public con.
veniencc that the Calender Of the Court should be
published as early as possible in order that the
time and expenses of parties, and their witnesses
may be economised we requested of one of the
attaches OF the Clerks Office permission to take
copy OF it. Forthe first time since the publication
of this paper we were refused that privilege
The deputy referred to, stated that they did not
wish it published until next week. Whether or
not he was acting under orders. we do not know
knowing that such short notice would be Of no
value to the community, we were compelled to
borrow of member Of the bar copy which he
had made for his own use
am one Of the uttochcs at this time of the
Office hut my duties are chiefly in the recording
branch and had nothing TO do with making out
the aforesaid calender. 1t has never as believe
Dccn the custom tor the Clerks to furnish grttu-
tously to the papers copies of the cacn'ler-,hcy
have ai,rays had the privilege of examining it
when completed aud of making for their own use
copy On Wednesday,. the Iih inst. had
conv' rsation at my boarding hou>e. with Mr Bull.
one OF the proprietors Of the Press. about th"
calender. Mr.. i. said ne wanted me to make him
copy Of it, which declined doing | further
expressed myself tlIat it would be time enough
for all purposes Of the public to publish it in the
issue of the l1th said to him that there were
criminal caliscs for trial which it was very dcsri
bic should be as little talked about by the public
as possible, in order that jurors mi ght come to
court with unbiased minds. and that by publish
ing the calender it might induce inquiry into the
causes by those summoned as jurors, and thus
to a certain extent defeat that end. These were
my individual reasons, which was urging and
for which no one else is responsible. No one
from the Press office ever came to the Office of the
Clerk to look for the calender when it was COM
pleted and until the wrath of the editor broke
forth in print had not the least idea that ! had
refused him the coveted information.
This narration of facts embraces full account
OF the immense wrong | have done the public at
large. and the editor of the Press in particular
! am free to express it as my belief that the pub
lie mind will not receive any violent shock by
reason thereof. GEORGE l.. ANDERSON.
Auburn, October 10th 1857
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
Supreme Court Decision

The Supreme Court, on Wednesday ro,,
the following decision in the case of Place,
ty vs. s G. Astin, (ex-Sherif) and hs ho..'
men: u''
Placer County vs. .astin ct al.--Tb;s
action on an official bond instituted :" was an
certain sum collected by Astin, Az SSvser Sbos;a
and ex-oflicio Tax Collector of Placer CoIln ConeIn
and which he failed to pay over to tho TCSunty, Cy,
Treasurer, as required by law. A iurv oHIan'y I'a:y
waived, the case was tried by the Cont "eaIg
loahd tnat DEFENDANT, Astin, was duly electaS
and qualified as Sheriff of Placer county 'eTsea Tt
the bond sued on was duly executed hv a. Aaat
PENDANTS; the Court also found the amonr. ue es
taxes assessed, the amount collected hv A".. VI
and that after deducting the sum paid intn t'.n, a,
Treasury, and the per centage allowed ~ the .ne
Collector, there yet remained in his hama. 'ne
the FUNDS SO collected as taxes, due the plaint;%
the sum OF $780, for which a Judgement ns.n s01
rendered was
The appellant contends: 1st. That the n,o;,..r
has no legal capacity to sue f"'n'u
This point is not tenable; the statute of ~,
1854, gives to counties the right of prosecnt;n. ;
and defending all actions in the same eU%'ag m.n"g
and with the same effect as individuals. Sss
VS.. Sacramento, July Term. 1856, and C.i,a.r C.Tiv.or
vs.. Contra Costa County, Ibid. "uan
The second point is an objection to the co,,
plant, which, not having been taken hv dom uvm'
rer, cannot be raised on appeal u''
The other objections on which appellant Rom,
ed chiefly to rely, and to which he addrsssas 1svn,
the greater part of his argument, is that sSu
Court of Sessions had no power to levy taxes or or
revenue in any case hence, there was no legsl
assessment OF taxes for county purposes sn%
plaintiff is neither legally or equtaby entit1aS H,S
to money claimed in this action which beioncs
to those persons from whom defendant Astin 49,
ceived it. ~
There is no doubt Of the correctness Of b;.
proposition, but the defendant is not in con-. ,n''
dltlon to avail himself of it; having collected
the money as the agent or trustee Of the nlan.
titf, he cannot deny the right of his princinnl
to receive it, f'''
Judgment affirmed with costs.
TERRY, C.J.
| concur: Rrpvrrr
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
District Court Calender October Term 81

MONDAY, 18th.
The People vs. Whithurst, Roberts Il Bass.
Marcus Kohn vs.. P B. Pagan ct al.
J. Munsell VS.. Palmer, Millwan q Palmer.
Oakland Ditch Co. VS.. Bear River Co.
Gold Hill IL B. R. Co. VS.. Bear River & A. w. Co.
A. P Davis ct al VS.. A. D. Bullard ct al.
Love ct al vs.. Jones ct al.
Myres d johnson vs. T. w. Wilson.
TUESDAY, 20th
Small ct al. vs. Gwinn ct al.
B. r. & A. W. & NJ Co. vs.. c. II. Swift ct al
Dora Rosenbaum VS.. John Rosenbaum.
J. r. Nickerson VS. CAL Stage Co.
D. B. Goode vs.. p. H. Smith and wife,
w. c. Harvey VS.. Flyer e. Mosher
WEDNESDAY, 81.
A. r. W. NJ. Co. vs. b. r. q A. w. & NJ. Co.
P H. Smith and wife vs. Daniel B. Goode.
Robert Collar vs. A. & J. Davidson.
c. W. Finley vs. Stryker & Smith.
A. Marchessure VS.. S. Armstrong.
THURSDAY. 22
D. M. Evans ct al vs. John T. Hill.
Francis Ochrea vs. Dolores Robles.
Dykes and wife VS.. VIM. Coons.
w. 7. Henson VS.. Smith x Hardy.
FRIDAY. 23.
Edward Pond VS.. Administrator of II. Pond
The People VS.. Long King Quay, All Ong ct al.
VIM. T. Henson VS.. B. Tallman ct al.
J. Newberg VS.. Wm T. Henson ct al.
SATURDAY, "a
Bear River & A. W. & NJ. Co. vs. Moffat, Colly q
Co.
John A. Fiske VS.. VIM. Corbussiere.
MONDAY, 26.
Daniel Anderson VS.. E. A. Hills.
J. Berne vs. j. II. McCusick.
Worden, Fitch, ct al vs.. C. w. Finley ct al.
TUESDAY, 27.
Crocker & Langdon vs. A. Craner.
r. A. Madden VS.. Higgins & Smith.
J. H. Cummings VS.. S. w. Spencer.
B. r. & A. W. & NJ Co. VS.. +. B. Higgins ct al
A. D. Gordon VS.. A. Armstrong.
Craner & Williams VS.. VIM. T. Henson.
W. H. Thomas vs. L. Kinsey.
WEDNESDAY, 26.
Big Hope Co. VS. Sevastopol Co.
f. Bradley VS.. A. S. Smith.
James Daley vs. Placer County.
Z. Gay Co. VS.. L. Haight ct al.
B. F. Peck VS.. G. Fowler.
c. Els Morse vs. Stanclhe ct al
THURSDAY 90.
Patrick Hynes ct al vs. f. Gay & Co.
Rough & Ready Co. VS.. The Maine Co.
Jean Fillet vs. Matthew Enger.
B. B. Salsberr.y VS.. Wm. T. Henson ct al.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

The OVERLAND MA1L.-Five mails have
now arrived at San Diego by the over
land route from San Antonio, Texas ma
king their transit in the following time: lst
or pioneer mail, SO days; I'd mall SO days;
Sd mail, 80 days; 4th mail, 80 days, and
5th mail, 26 days and 10 hours. The com
pany now have line of coaches on the
route, and advertise to ticket passengers
through from San Francisco to New Orleans
Sac. Union.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
PAPER WAREHOUSE.
ID. S. LORD.

Late d. S, Lord & co., .,
"AVING re-opcned at 104 Clay street. woant at
u Il be pleased to see his former customeiS1 1ou
his new store, where he offers for sale ~ iu
prices new and we'll selected stock OF fTi.e .taf
Paper, Manila paper, Hardward paper, Ee.'I pooSs
Cap, and Bill paper; Stationry, Blank DoTcrs TSrs
Playing Cards, and Printing Goods. All oru''4
promptly filed at the lowest rates
D. S. LORD
+'O' ~ 0' '' '''"''' ' San Francisco e
October, l6h lS57.-lm
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

1t is said that Ten Brock, the owner of
Pryor and Pryoress, has already won some
four hundred thousand dollars at cribbage in
England, being far more skilful at cards
than in racing.
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17
Sacramento Agency.

We have appointed A. BADLAM, our Agent
for Sacramento City, for the soliciting OF advcr
tisements and subscriptions, for the Placer Her
aid. april4 If
The Placer herald., 1857-10-17

SWORDS TO PLoUaHsHAREs.-The Minis
ter Of War in Prussia has authorized the
employment of soldiers in getting in the
crops, similar to system adopted in France.