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The Placer herald., 1857-10-03
Assignee's Sale.


s. W. BoRIN0 Sheriff os Nevada Co. and Assignee.
T. ". CoInorRN.
HIS CnrnIrors
DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER or SALE,
- issued out Of the Honorable County Court
of Nevada county, State Of California. TO me
directed, in the cause Of T. w. COLEOCRN
vs. HIS CREDITORS and 1t IL further orderd
that the case In said insolvency be and the samc
is hereby reinstated and the discharge so made In
April, 1866, is hereby satisfied and confirmed nal
Assignee having shown in his petition, presented
to The Court, that there still in his hands one
(l-6th) fifth interest in the Placer County Canal
Company belonging TO the said insolvent, praying
leave to sell the said property and it appearing
to the court that the petition so filed is made by
the authority of majority in amount of the cred
itors of said insovcnt, and they having united in
therefore ordered that said assignee be authorized
to sell the said ditch interest in the Placer Coup
ty Canal Company after three weeks publication
in the Placer Herald published in Placer county,
and also three weeks notice in the .Ntraaa Demo-
craf published in Nevada city, county Of Nevada
Notice is hereby given that l will expose to Pub
lie Sale to the highest bidder, as am commanded,
for cash, the above one Il 5th) fifth interest In
front of the Court House door. in the city Of Ne
vada on Tuesday, the 9th day of 0c' o her,
1857. Given under my hand, this the 10th day
of September A, D. 1857.
8. W BORING.
Sheriff of Nevada County and Assignee
BY J. L, VAN HAGEN, Under Sheriff
Il-3w pf S2l.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that have received
the Tax List or certified copy of the Assess
ment Roll from the Clerk of the Board of Equali-
cation, cor rtaining the name OF taxpayers and
amount of State and County taxes now due and
payable in this county of Placer. and shall pro
ceed on and after the lst day of October, A. D.
1857, to strictly enforce the collection of said
taxes according to law.
Those wishing to save extra expense attending
the collection can do SO by paying at the Sheri7s
Office at Auburn, before the lst of October next
CHARLES KING, Sheriff,
And Ex-oifico Tax Collector of Placer County.
By l.. L. BULLOCK, Under Sheriff.
September 18th, 1S57-2w
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j. REGAN'S
STEAM REFINED CANDY MANUFACTORY.
No. 80 MONTGOMERY STREET,
Between Bush and Sutter Streets

THE proprietor of the above named establish
l. ment takes this method of informing his nu-
merous friends and customers that he intends fol-
lowing the example of the Gas company--that is
to reduce his prices, which he hopes will give en-
tire satisfaction to all.
His candies are all manufactured from Stewards
double refined Sugar, which he imports himself,
and all the essences used by him of the finest
flavor and the best in the market, together with
variety of other articles appertaning to the man
ufacturc of candies, too numerous to mention
Having had an experience Of several years in
the business in this city, and being the FIRST
CONFECTIONER on the Pacific coast, he fatters
himself that he will be able to give entire salts
faction to all who favor him with their trade.
BY a new and improved process his Candies are
made at q quicker rate and with less expense
than formerly, that he is enabled TO sell at a
much lower figure than heretofore.
Persons desiring anything in his line will do
we'll to call and examine his splendid stock of
Cndies, as well as his prices, he feels confident
that they cannot fail to please the strictcst econ
omst.
Wholesale PRICES.-A beautiful assort-
ment of Sticks, Lumps and Drops selling at re
reduced rates
CONFERENCE.-The Caraway Seed pearl
ed and SMOOTH; Cinnamon Strings; Glove Buds;
Cassa Buds; Coriander Seeds, large and small; at
20 cents per pound.
GUM DROPS-S Smooth Almonds, Jujube Paste,
French Notices, Almond Candy, &C.. at 80 cents.
Also-A beautiful assortment of FRENCH CAN
DIES, varying in price according to quality.
The atten tion Of the trading public is invited
to examine this immense stock OF Candies, COM
prising everything in the "duIoc" liue.
He leaves it to the buyers to judge of the supe
riory Of his articles; call and for yourselves
or ocular demonstration is proof positive.
n1Remembcr the numbcr-33 Montgomery
street, between Bush aud Sutter.
J. REGAIN.
n. R-All orders from the country promptly
attended to. Goods delivered 10 any part OF the
city or at any Of the wharves, free Of charge.
August 22d, 57,-3n,.
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An Owner Wanted,

ENOR A WHITE HORSE, marked thus ~.
h o on the left hip. and a and ano- ASl
ther indistinct brand on the left shoulder AlU-
This horse was left at the Junction House. on the
Ilinoistown road, on Saturday morning last by
man who acted in very suspicious manner IN
old Spanish saddle, with the horn broken off, was
left with the horse. Unless called for by the own
er within the time prescribed by law, the horse
will be sold to pay charges.
HAMILTON MUNROE
auburn. September 2Gth lS57-2w
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DEpoPULArIoS OF IRELAND.-By emigra.
ton The population of Ireland was reduced
over half million from 1851 to 1857 the
census showing six years ago 6,552, 1886 per-
sons, and now GOAT ,462. Seven-tenths of
the emigrants in 1856 were between the
ages of Is and 35, and but one-seventh over
AZ
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POPULATION OF AUsrRAL1A.-The Census
Commission has issued the following sum-
mary CT the population Of Victoria, as as
certained on the 29th March last. Some
time ago we estimated, by means Of the
Census of 1854 and the subsequent returns
of immigration and emigration. births and
deaths, that the number OF inhabitants, in
GLIDING Chinese, would be found to amount,
at the period when the Census was taken,
to about 100000. 1t appears that this was
remarkably close approximation, the num-
bers actually enumerated being 403,419
including 3,s9l travellers, prisoners confined
on the hulks, and the crews; etc., of the
shipping in the Bay. The population Of
the Anstralasian colonies on the 1st July,
1857, may be fairly estimated in round num-
bers at one million at least: thus-Victoria
4l4,ooo; New South Wales, 100000; South
Australia, 100000; Tasmania, $4,000; West
era Australia, $4,000; New Zealand, l3o,
GOO. Total, l,04s,0OO.
Melbourne Argus
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Washington drew bis last breath in the
last hour ia the last day Of the last week 10
the last month Of tho year, and III the last
year Of the century. He died Saturday
aight q O'Clock, Dec. 81, 1893.
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Administrator,s Notice.

THE undersigned, Administrator of the estate
i OF c. R. Brigham deceased. late Of Yankee
Jims, County Of Placer. and State Of California,
hereby gives notice to all persons having claims
against the estate Of the deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary voue hers within ten months
from the date of this notice, TO the undersigned.
at his place OF residence in said town Of Yankee
Jims. GILBERT JOHNSON.
Administrator Of said Estate.
Auburn, Sept ~, 55--4w
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Administrators Notice.

NHE CREDITORS OF D. r. MALONEY, de
l ceased, are hereby notified TO exhibit the same
with the necessary vouchers. to John Witch,
Administrator. with the will annexed, of said
deceased, within ten months from this date. at the
office Of Tuttle Ilillyer, Auburn, Placer county.
California. JOHN WITCH
August 29th ls5T-4w
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THE BENEFITS OF GooD CaED1r.-The
public debt Of Ohio is $l6,4O0,0oo, and
is annually diminishing. The aggregate
tsxables Of the State are $3.50, 600, 900, and
the amount of taxes of all sorts collec ted
is 100000. The largest portion of the
debt is held by banks and savings iustitu-
tions, and by capitalists Of the most cautious
habits The following amounts are held
abroad:
In Great Britain, by 22s persons $2,sss,ooo
In the Isle Of Guernsy, by 20 persons. 9o,l87
In Switzerland, by lls persons 5ol,sl8
In France, by $50 persons l,a6l,o00
The savings-banks, the frugal Swiss, the
MOBILES Of Europe, and the burgeoise Of Paris
(fsarful Of revolutiop9 have invested their
money ip the bonds Of Ohio.
81. Le,cis Eue Ncps
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JUST RECEIVED.


DER STEAMER Golden Gate. Clippers Morning
l. Light Flying Fish, Flying Mist a large sup
ply of Pure Cream Tartar. Lard Oil, Extract Iii
quoricc, Blue Vitriol, German and English Cam
ome, Satpetrc, Corn Starch, Shakers. Sarspar-
lila, Sarsaparilla Root, Gum Arabic, Citric Acid
Potash, Extracts of Lemon, Rose and Vanilla
Vanilla Beans, Boiled Ltnsced Oil, Castor Oil in
barrels, Puro Yellow and White Wax, Kidder's
Powers and Weightman's Tartaric Acid, Bay
Rum in cases and barrels, Fresh Hops in pound
packages, Sage, Soap, Yankee Indelble Ink,
Roses Blacking Brushes, Mason's Backing, Ho-
stetter's Bitters, Cod Liver Oil, Spanish and
American Saffron. Lubin's Extracts, Genuine
Wright's, Brandrcth's, Mofats and other Pills,
Chamois Skins Lycopodium, Essential Oils. Con-
gross Water in pints and quarts, Borax Sal Soda,
Pearl Barley, and many other staple articles,
which, together with our former large stock of
Drugs. makes our assortment as varied and large
as any Drug House in the city, to which we invite
the attention of the trade and others buying in
this market. ALBAN, THOMAS IL CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggst$
aprl4-3m l6l j street, corner 9th.
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SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.!!
JAKE FELDBERG's

CLOTHING EMPORIUM,
On Commercial Street, Auburn,
TUST RECEIVED from San Francisco. new
- and full supply of Spring and Summer Goods
of the best quality and latest styles, which con-
sists in part OF the following articles:
Fine Frock and Business Coats of all Colors;
A fine assortment of Pants
of all coors and qualities suitable to- the season;
The latest styles Of Silk, Satin and Summer vests;
An endless variety of White Shirts
Handkerchiets, Gloves, Cravats Collars, Socks,
and all kinds of
Gentlemens' Furnishing Goods;
Also full stock CT Hats and Caps, Boots and
Shoes, and Domestic Goods,
And complete supply Of Miners Goods.
Grateful for past favors. extended by the pub
lie, to the late firm of l.. Newman & Co., the un-
dersigned respectfully solicits continuance of
the patronage at the old stand. and assures the
friends and patrons Of the establishment that every
pains will be taken to make it to their interest to
purchase at his house.
JACOB FELDBERG.
Auburn, April 25th, 1851
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WIN. X. PARKINSON,
DEALER IN
Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, &c.&c.,

4 q % NV, UHL.
VINHE undersigned in calling the attention of
Il the public to his stock would also improve
the opportunity to return thanks for the bestowal
of generous patronage continued through the
number of years he has been engaged in business
here. Grateful for the confidence thus placed in
him, and determined to merit its con ntinuancc in
future he offers, at the LOWEST RATES, large and
we'll selected assortment of
Liquors of a superior quality
Groceries and Provisions;
Crockeyy and Glassware;
Cordage, Preserved Fruits, etc.
Miners Supplies, Hardware,
Fluming Tools, etc.
Particular attention paid to filing orders
Purchasers are requested to call at the OLD
STAND on Commercial street, 3 doors from the
CO ner WIN. X. PARKINSON.
Auburn. May, my
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE

To Holders of Placer County Warrants.
4 LII ACCEPTED County Warrants from Noa
IA 904 to No. 9l3, dated Nov. 23d, $685. will
be paid on Saturday, September 5th, 1867. Ard IT,
not presented for payment within sixty days from
this date, the money will be applied to the pny
ment OF warrants next in order Of registry, in be
corlance with an Act OF the Legislature approy-,
cd March 3lst. 1867.
PHILIP STONER, County Treasurer,
Trcasurer's Office October Sd, 1867.
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Gentlemen's List.


Gentlemen's List.
Aitken John Arlington John
Armstrong
Booth Garrett Barsdbll Chester
Blanchard Albert-2 Biswell Norville B.
Balance Silas C--2 Backlum George
Baker Frank Barlow Alexander
Boire Adolpise Barker Joshua
Burgan John n. Brown Jesse S
Crews Matthew Clark Jos 'ph d.
Coward John Carpenter Calvin
Colburn Jacob Corbett James
Curl Geo w Cummings Alexander
Colburn j G Carcky John
Drake Nathan-5 Davol F
Cavs Marquis Dunhame rohn
Davis Green Durkell John
Davis G.. b Dckenson Chas NJ
Davis Wiley Devaughn William
Dunn Daniel DotyH
Emory Jesse B. Eames Alfred
Elmer Anton Elderkin Nelson
Ely John
Farr Benjamin A Fisher Amos-3
Gage J. Davis Godfrey Chas
Garner Jese G Greaey James
Hall Wm-2 Hilleary B. r.
Hill r H Higgins H H
Hopkins W. H,-2 Hauly Timothy
HagOOd Joel Hudson Mr.
Hambleton Henry Hough Noah
Hamelton DR.. A. II Halpin Michael
Hambleton Wm-2 Holland Thos
Hogan Z Hasson Thomas
Henry Moses i Harmon Roson A
Aartzell VIM
Iversen Jesse
Just J P. Jones N. P
Jenkinson Robert jackson AlonZo,
Hates Josiah p. King Nathan G
Kilgore John G
Lynch John-2 Levy Samnel
Lyme David-2 Larkns Curtis
Lane @. w. Lyons Thos
Liniger John Latroce VIM
McCarty Danel-2 Mills B. J.
McCarty Michael Hills O.P.
McGregor Archibald Mace James
McComb John Morrow VIM
McCollow Jabob S. Moore Nelson
McKeone John Meyer Hiram
McJones Thos Morris David
McIntre Thomas Miller P. Croney
Mills Hulin-2 Moran William
Newman Hon G C
Page John Price William
Peek Stiles
Quinn Peter
Ritter James Root Jas Bricc.
Roach Amos
Smith w Schlassman John
Smith Stephen u Squlres WIN
Shuck Revd Stetson Francis A
Stevens James Stoneberger Simeon
Sloan Sylvester II Sims VIM
Stewart John
Taft Walter Thompson Thomas
Todd Jacob Turowzki l. A
Union Quartz Mills, Ame- UT Henry
rican Bar.
Williams Hardy-4 Whielden Geo.
Wilks Coleman Warner G w
Watt G. II Walker William
White d Holiister Wardell John
Ladies List.
Mrs. 4. D. L. Wheaton. Mrs. Esther MoCarty
Mrs. Julia A. Flemming Miss Jenny Moore
Mrs. W. z. Cregue Dlanna jackson
Miss Ann Crutch6eld
Foreign List
Heinrich Schroder ". B. ParaSio
Jos Baker, Mr.. Asn,us Asmuseen
Jorgen Fl. Thousen AL Seignor Constantic
Al Sigr Luigi Pajola Tamboni.
81. Dcn Jesus Orosco-2M Thomas Dosithia
n. GORDON, p, NJ
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List of Letters,

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office in Auburn,
H. California, S. ptember 3Oth, 1857.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
al ieoL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
DRY GOODS! DRY GO0DS!I

AVING just returned from San Francisco
Il Il with large and we'll selected stock of
FALL .a.ND WINTER GOODS, consisting of
CLOTH AND VELVET MANTILLAS,
BROUSHEE * STILLA SHAWLS,
ALL COLORS OF FUR CLOAKS,
BLACK & FANCY SILKS.
LADIES & CHILDRENS SHOES,
HOSIERY,
DOMESTIC GOODS, BONNETS, RIDING HATS
And other articles too numerous to mention all
of which we offer at reduced prices, to suit the
times.
Come and examine our stock, no trouble to
show goods.
Orders from up country promptly attended to.
LUBBOCK & MARSHALL,
Main street, opposite the Gem Hotel.
Auburn, September 26th, lS57.-my
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TEMPLE SALOON.
VuNHIS favorte SALOON, has been purchased
Il by the undersigned, who respectfully invites
q continuance of the patronage Of its customers
and the public generally
The BILLIARD TABLES
are new and of the best manufacture,
And superior article OF
LIQUORS and CIGARS,
will always be found at the bar.
FRANK MILLER,
GEORGE MCCREEDY,
Auburn, April IL, '57-my
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YOUNG AMERICA
B. GOODKIND

"OULD respectfully inform the public that
w he has lately enlarged his store, and keeps
now ON hand the largest and best stock of CIGARS
ever brought to this county, amongst which he has
the finest brands ever offered to this market.
He has also on hand very good assortment Of
TOBACCO. and can supply you with any brands
That can be called for, also
Perfumcry of all kinds. Dried and Preserved
FRUITS, Playing Cards, French and English Ac
CO, &ons. Matches, &c., &c.
lk-lf you wish to get real genuine Havana
Gig no to BARNEY GO0DKIND'S store. next
door l~<3W. Credits restaurant and you will not
be disiT\' nted in finding it.
AuF * a prl 9Th, 1856.
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NOTICE. .

YNHE undersigned intends leaving for the At
IL lantic States, and requests all persons who
are indebted to him, to settle their accounts
SAM HYNEMAN.
Auburn, August 2Sth, lS57.-lm
Administrator Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons having
~ claims against William F. Allbaugh, deceas-
ed, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
to the undersigned at his house in Forest Hill,
Township No. 5, Placer county, within ten months
from this date.
JAMES III. GREER,
Administrator of estate of w. F. Allbaugh.
September 10Th, l857.-3t
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-22

We have called attention 10 the fact
that IA the course vi events. the question
mast soon arise ss 10 the propriety Of reno.
wing the capital OF our country. and have
suggested that somes here on The banks OF
abe Aississ'ppi. probably between the forty
second and forty nth parallels oi north lat.
itude. the seat Of government should be
permanently plsesd. Great oaks from
little seorns grow" and II may be that the
effort of the w sshing,onians. under the
lead Of an insane es. Mayor tMr Lcnnos)
TO efectusiiy destroy 8 charitable ins,itu.
lion, intended tor the education vi colored
children, ~ili open The bail The NY.
Tribune concludes "a very lust review ~ a
siily eommuni cation To the Intelligence
nom the dignitary before alluded to, Or FOL
lows. Now ~, LennuA. dr,ys that woman
and her little squad vi school, h:ldfen on,
T" Of the District. and let Us see ,i,e name Of
the Northern Repre- .entat.vs who votes
" more money cut Of his constituent. poes.
:" cts 70 enhance the price OF the rents OF
your house, 10 the Federal City"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-22

Tie telegraph informs US that Ben, M
lfDl1ough has q los, declined the sppo'nl-
AeM Of Cove rnor OF Utah, aud that the
Adminstrstiun, now trying 70 get west
srn man 10 take the ofice. A few days ago,
the repor, bling current that Col. McCu-
Tough had accepted. ~e took occasion T.
congratulate the Administration and the
country on the prospect Of 50 hrm, able spd
reliable man. taking the management Of
Utah Affairs. regarding him a. did A. the
best Democrat 10 the Union Tor the position.
We are sorry now to snaouncs that ,he VI
nse Is s,iil - begging" aud that no Demo,
GRAZ has yet been found wiling 10 assume
ito important responsibilities. Among the
shossauds Of ssmpan, Office seekers not M
cih be found, il sppears. wlth courage OF
patriotism enough to attempt ID, restoration
Of Utah. Tha, vile s,nk ct .Hiqnity and
shst hoary headed wrei.h. UIa, ant Brig
hs@ Young, are to remain a 81 saeh IN the
nesirsls OF the Union, anJ Ne are helpless.
nIo Democrat ssn be iound-so take th,a
once, perhaps the Pfesideht had bette
cali upon soa.f good Kepuohean We lea
sslIe 4nhdssi that an eaiifsi, capable MA
tor the position could be iound ~dhou
,aseh dlfhcaily An the kepubI,ean part,
Al iesst We are sure there 10 true patriotism
eaeush among the Republicans u brin.
cut . ready response when ths cguntry cali
10 duty. tfthers a such ps,ri4H.n u th
Democratic party, IL : certainly yer, .lop
10 sxhibitIns isseif
Affairs IN Utah have a..asiei such .,
aspect, - TO make IL burning disgrace q
the Administration that a remedy nss no
been applied before this. Aud things at,
growing worse continually 1, appear
that Brigham Young, instead VI having DC,
ftoG Utah - was reported, b. eth a, tn,
head VI the Nofmoas, who are the WILLING
inst. unents IA carrying H. the creates
isngtL. any neisrious policy he iaay adop,
The people are becoming impatient 70
rLsnths upon months they have listened I,
shs tales Of infsmy and Outrage an Utah,
au.tory Of ihis Republic, aud ruled By
l.sn who detes our Government, ye, tEs
people cannot hear Of anything praclica
being done BY way OF remedy The Pres
dent 10 looking high aud low loo so,aebod
10 bic own party to beard Brigham Young
but The Mormon ruler beard, him an
laughs 81 he authority. Buchanan is IA
dilemms. Why don't he call on the Re
pubhcans Tor assistance /! But he 10 ea
hibiting st least one Sign Of growing VIE
dom, II the dispatch be :rue--he has cease,
appealing TO Southern hre.es,,ng ehivalry
and 10 now trying to iind some back bon
in the West. W. hope he may succeed
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-22

Tnx biRD OF THE ToLLlas Ball
Among The highest ~oods aud deepest
glens of Brazil, q sound 10 sometimes heard
% singular that the noise seems quite IN
natural, IL Is lisc III. distant aud solemn
tollieg Of bell struck al iOnr Intervals
This sxtfaordinasy noise proceeds IRON a
bird called the sropango. The bird sits on
The top Of the highest tee ~ The dsepe- Il
forest, and though constantly heard IN thu
most Sescft places, 10 very ssf.iy seen Ii
- impossible 10 conceive anything oi a
more solemn character thai 4i,e profound
silence OF the woods broken oui, b. tue
metallic and almost superua al a sound OF
shis invisible bird, coming ir1H, The air, aud
80 ming to follow wherever SEA 20. The
sfopsngo 10 white, with a circle III whit,
around lie eyes. Its size il absu, tina, Of
sesli pigeon.
What kind oil IN idea aoal. a be ~ plan,
. hickory with tushy top-lnal IN the mid
die Of Dsssnpor, and invite oas u these
sfoPsngos to take up has rss.dtnse among
~ and announce the hour he could be
supplied with provisions b, aean. ii !
dumt.wsigsr, and oiLerSise eAisaio, The
Asssy sxpsnss Of al oid fashioned Tow u
sloeL would be superseded b, t..is srrsnse.
0ent, and the novelty oi th. soaceTa sould
- immense. IT, satisfy speculative
mood. CT ny ia our cominun,t, are 80
sMtessd) the tird nigh, tr hired out upon
each ocsss.ons ~ funerals ana putin, meet.
ines
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-05-22

osa.s. AItsbsii county. Io.a, MAY y. las
ala. ErIroa When wr,te you before
ne Land Sales Tor tie first two days were
utilized b The bidding vi The settlers ON
q land az ANY price and refusing 70 nav
taf them. Well, Two days n.ore were oecu.
ed % the same manner, every dsy the
rui.f- bidding on land and running il up
am - to $3.50 per acre Tie settlers
i sfe up u the highest figures every time.
iact pretended a perfect Indifference Ia
themselves whether they we're allowed TO
get their extra loo acres. Or whether the
i'nds should reyer, back 10 the government
and be subject to purchase only by pre- emp
1a holding that IT. increase oi popula.
@n by pre- emptoa would incfess. their
100 acres 10 value exceeding that 81 3aO
eeres u all the balance - held by non.
sident speculators-ln oi,.er word. th.,
loo acres worth $40 per acre was a. good
$40 worth only s..
This reasoning together with the perfect
eJalness which peryaded the settlers IN Oh,.
ened the spectators l. became apparent
tai they we're mol 20 have a chance II the
isads, seiiher the gold men. nor the war.
ant men. The gold men cav that they
t9aid loan the settlers money To pay for
t4en extra claim al 40 and 30 per cent. per
shnum, - they we're thus reeonciled. l,
@-s proposed lo have another meeting OF
The conflicting elements 70 TRY again and
asrmonize. 1000 to 500 were present
aud hsrmonized by the adoption OF resolu.
tone OF the following import :--lst. Let shs
settlers bid ti'eif extra quarter At u rs Der
gre. I'd. Not bid on sny the, the se,,iers
uld not take, 30 that Il would be sub;eei IN
tsate entry Sd. To adopt the number
:. stem Tor private eI,r, hunting every nan
u $50 acres the FIRST time round, and clos.
M the list II . o'clock the neat mosnins.
sivTH AND sIxra DAYs.
Accordingly. on Friday and saturday, the
settlers bid OF about 100 extra .uartees. and
every thing passed of aarnoniously. There
we're about $50 more 10 Be served on Mon.
Jay, The 400 quarters took all there IVES
70 "ii.nest.sk and very nearly I'll 10 How
10 oonIy Some lew quarters aad d..
iseheo so's we're not taken, a.. t,... !. uo
doubt sut sasre All be prs.snp; - On every
4tArter not taksl IA Howard. earle Mo.iav
.aorning, May 18Th, and conssoueaelv 81,
vsts entry will NOT be sale n 8ovs,1 M
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