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The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
Meeting Of the Democratic Central Com
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At meeting of the members Of the County
Democratic Central Committee, held in the town
70 Auburn. on Friday the 2Sth day Of May, 1883
the meeting was called to order by the election
of Col. G.. c. Newman, as Chairman OF the Com
mittee. James Anderson was then elected Sec
retary Of the same. L. L. Bullock appeared and
was accepted as proxy for Joseph Colgan The
Committee being organized the following rcsolu-
tions were on motion adopted:
Resoiued. That Democratic County Conven-
tion be called to assemble at Auburn, on FRIDAY
THE BOTH DAY OF JULY. 1858. for the pur-
pose OF nominating candidate for the office Of
Senator, four Asscmblymen, County Judge,
Sheriff, Collector, County Clerk. Recorder, Pro-
scouting Attorney. County Assessor, Surveyor.
Coroner. Public Administrator. and such other
officers as are required by law, and to elect eleven
Delegates to the State Convention, and TO transact
such other and further business may be pro-
perly brought before the Convention.
Rcsoired That the ratio of representation iu
said Convention be in conformity to previous
usage. ono Delegate for each precinct, and one
Delegate for every fifty votes or fraction of fifty,
taking as a rule the highest vote cast for any
Democratic candidate voted for by the Democrats
Of this county at the general election OF 1857
Resolued That the Committee do recommend
to the Democracy Of the respective precincts to
hold their Primary Meetings to elect Delegates to
the said Convention, on SATURDAY,, the 2!th
day of July 1858, at o'clock, 7. NJ.
Resoiced, That the following be the represen.
tation as established by this Committee:
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
The News.

The most important news by the Stephens
is that in reference to the British outrages
in the Gulf and the action of Congress and
the Government thereon, and the organza
ton and success of Vigilance Committee
in the city Of New Orleans.
The British cruisers, at last accounts, had
not abated their activity in overharling
American vessels, and it is even reported
that they had fired into one ship and killed a
seaman. Altogether 81 vessels have been
visited and searched. The most intense ex-
element prevails in the Atlantic States at
these repeated outrages, and public meetings
held in various cities of the Union, have
spoken out in the strongest terms against
these high-handed acts. The Government
has ordered the entire home squadron mount
ing l63 guns to the Cult, to stop these de
predations, if necessary with cannon balls;
and the British Government has been called
on to stop and disavow the disgraceful acts
of their cruisers. The next news from the
East will bring us something more definite
and if it be that British insolence bas been
checked 10y American broadsides the act will
meet heartfelt response from every man
who cherishes his country's honor But
there will not be war-acts Of retaliation
there may be-but the intimate commercial
relations Of the two countries forbid this
difficulty to be pushed to extremes. Wise
councils will prevail in bringing about an
amicable settlement in which, we doubt not,
the British Government will relinqush the
long claimed right OF search.
New Orleans has followed the example Of
San Francisco, and the people have risen in
their strength to punish criminals that the
law and it's officers could or would not reach
The result will be to purge the Crescent City
Of the desperadocs WHO have for years defed
all legal authority and who have been guilty
Of the most daruning acts Of outrage and
murder.
Aside from these two excitements, the
steamer news does not present ATTY other
features Of absorbing interest.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

GHERIFF'S SALE....By virtue of An execu-
~ tion to me directed and delivered on the 2Cth
day of June, A.. D. 1858, issued out Of the Hon.
District Court, lth Judicial District, for tn.
County Of Placer, and State of California, on
Judgment rendered in said Court, on the 9Th day
Of June, A. d. 1858, in favor Of William Howard.
and against Henry Wiggct. for the sum Of Three
Hundred and Eight Dollars and fifty cents, ($3O8
SOY with interest upon the sum of Three Hun
dred and Eight Dollars and fifty cents, from the
Sth day OF June, A. D. 1858, until the Path day
of July, A. 1858. at the rate Of ten per cent per
annum and for costs of suit taxed at $66 10,
have levied upon, and will expose to public sale.
to the highest bidder for cash, at the Court House
door at Auburn, on Saturday the Path day Of
July, A. d. 1883 at the hour Of 10 O'Clock, A. n,
all the right, title, interest and claim which tho
said Henry Wiggett had on the 23d day Of April,
A. D. 1858, in and to the following describad pro-
perty to-wit: One certain house in the town Of
Forest Hill and next to the store occupied BY
'Thompson," together with all the appurtenances
thereunto belonging, also the house and appur-
tenances thereunto belonging, situated in rear OF
the Dutch House in the town Of Iowa Hill, all Of
said property is located in aforesaid county. All
of which named and described property shall
sell as aforesaid, or so much thereof a. may be
sufficient to satisfy the above judgment, together
with the costs due and to become due thereon.
CHARLES KING, Sherif.
BY GEORGE JOHNSTON, Deputy.
July Sd, l85e.-4w pf $2l
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
From the San Francisco Globe.
The Alameda Democracy,

EpIToR GLoBE:-ln your issue of the 9th
inst, notice teegraphic Dispatch which
consider reflects upon the Democracy Of Al
media County, pa lru!arIy upon the Convcn-
tlon that assembled al San Leandro, on the
10Th inst. In relation to the matter Of con
tested seats in the Convention Of DeIega'es
from Brooklyn, Alameda and Washington
townships, the question WAS referred to y
committee Of fee, and not six as your infor-
mant has il, Of which said comnittc, four
seemed pcaceabIy disposed, against one bel
lg-rent.
1t is not tue that the eommitsc on cro-
dentials reported tavoIably towards all the
Peaceables for the report accepted the Bclli-
9rerts from Alameda.
During the discussion on the adoption OF
the majority report lthe belligerent Delcga-
ton from Brooklyn, Lotteiy withdrew from
the Convention to save The shame of reject
ton. These were followed by belIigrent
from Alameda, (who were excepted by the
r.por,. whilst the minority | elegates from
Washington cheerfnlIy acqniesced in the
action OF the Convention like good Demo
Gratis.
Soon after the adoption of the report on ere
dentlals, three OF the Oakland Delegation
followed in the footsteps of their iluslrious
predecessors"
Thus leaving the Convention pure, the
whole number of delegates entitled to seats
81, of which:
Belligerents withdrew, ..
Boilers, do 3.
Total, 5.
Leaving So Peaceable men.
Having got rid of the elements Of discord,
the Convention proceeded quietly to make
their nominations and as quietly adjourn.
Your informant thinks there will be
two Conventions in this County think
there aoas two, as l believe that the
two Delegates that drew out with the
three that Boteti s0ent IN with the eight that
were left out organized and possibly made
nominations. This last is all guess work,
as it was sort of Dark Lantern arrangement
and none but the Striped were allowed ad-
mission.
The Democracy of Alameda County are
anxious to see the complexion of the Conven-
ton which the five Boilers think of calling.
OAKLAND, June 2sth, 1858. L.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

UNIVERSAL Rock DRlLL.-The editor Of
S. F. Herald has seen machine just invent
ed by w. w. Dunn of that city, which is
styled the universal Rock Drilling Machine
Mr.. Dunn put it in operation on large
block Of hard granite, and its performances
were satisfactory in the highest degree. 1t
is very light and portable, and can be manag-
ed with ease by one man, while it does the
work of twelve. Two men can use it in a
tunnel with perfect facility, and it is so con.
structed that the drill will operate in any re-
quired direction-horizontal, perpendicular
or inclined; and will drill upwards, if needed
with quite as much readinesss as downwards
The machine very much resembles small
piece Of mounted ordnance, the drill occu
pying the position Of the piece. So great
is the appreciation already found Of its mer.
it's, that Mr.. Dunn has received orders 70,
similar machines, although it has been finish
ed only one week. We are of opinion that
it will come into general use.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

A New PAR1Y.-A project for new po
litical party has been started in Washington
city, TO be called the "Peopes Party Of the
Union" 1t has been concoctel by John J
Crittenden, Humphrey Marshall, and Other
leaders Of the detunct American organization
These gentlemen, seeing that it is impossible
to keep their party alive, have hit upon this
plan to retrieve their political fortunes. The
attempt will be failure. 1t is an expiring
effort Of The dark k-lanern order, that will
flicker as feeble light for a short time in
the political skies. and then become obscured
in midnight darkness
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Total ............. .................... ll6
On motion it was
Resolred by the Committee, that IN our opinion
an election precinct should be established at Horse
Shoe Bar, in Township No. 6, and that we suggest
to the Democracy Of said locality to send dele
gates to the County Convention in conformity
with the ratio established herein.
On motion
Res0ised. that the Chairman and Secretary OF
this Committee be directed to publish call for a
Convention in conformity with the resolutions of
this meeting.
On motion, the Committee then adjourned.
G.. NEWMAN, Chairman.
JAMES ANDERSON, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
District Court Calendar...July Term.

MONDAY, July 10th, 1858.
Uriah Thomas Vs. J. Mumford ct al.
c. c. Currier vs. Hiram Halves.
p. H. Smith and wife vs.. D. B. Goode.
Gold Hill Co., VS.. Bear River Co.
Goode VS.. P H Smith and wife.
E Clark VS. Charles King
10 Ogden VS. Springer.
S Chapman ct al VS. Chas Burrell ct al
Isaac Lisman VS. New York Bar Co.
Isaac Lisman vs. Edwd Early ct al
TUESDAY, July 18th.
VIM T Henson VS. Smith 4 Hardy.
VIM Henson VS. B Tallman ct al.
J Newberg vs. VIM 7 Henson.
Bear River Co. VS.. F. B. Higgins
Bear River Co VS.. VIM Long.
J Blen VS. S. G Elliott.
WEDNESDAY, July l4th.
S Hyneman VS. w Thomas.
B B Stansbury VS. VIM T Henson.
Thos Duncan VS. E I Mendenhall.
THURSDAY, July 18th.
S G Astin VS. VIM H Dillingham;.
Geo Ramslatter VS. A Miller.
S S Richards vs. Bachelor ct al.
FRIDAY, July 10th.
Oregon Bar Ditch Co VS. Mitchell ct oil.
Rockwell 4 Bear River Co. vs.. Smith and Gold
Hill Co.
SATURDAY, July 18th.
Thos. Lodge VS.. Buckland.
Pat Hynes vs Z Gay Il Co.
Langenour VS.. Tucker ct oil
MONDAY July 10th.
S B Miller VS. Rough & Ready Co.
II Williams VS. Pioneer Quartz Co.
E Macdonald VS. VIM Story ct al.
TUESDAY, July goth.
Mt. Pleasant Mill Co. VS. r. T Bowley.
F Higgins VS.. G.. II. Stephens
Potosi Co VS.. Whynot Co.
WEDNESDAY, July 2lst
Rough & Ready Co VS. S. B. Miller
Nathan Harris VS. Marcus Kohn ct al.
Francis Gober vs. John Vail.
THURSDAY, July 22d.
r Crandall VS. Blen.
Blen vs. Bear River Co.
Samuel Bouchard VS.. e Denton.
John A Hitler VS. G. Ii. Stephens.
FRIDAY. July 23d.
Z Hall VS.. Stephens Il Williams.
West Point Co VS.. Pacific Co.
II Hayne Il Co VS. Mayer & Brand.
SATURDAY. July Gath.
c p Stanford VS.. VIM Ullcr.
Peter NJ Crary Us. Brown & Benedict.
A Chapman VS.. Washbnrn & Mclean.
G j Hillycr vs.. Joel Cooke
MONDAY, July 2Gth.
Rear River Co VS. J Churchman ct al
Bear River Co. VS.. York Mining Co.
French Co. W. Mammoth Co.
TUESDAY, July 27th.
Ambrose Wiggins VS.. S = Lori & Co.
JOS Colgan vs PhHniy Co ct al
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

The news from England says the expert
ments on the Atlantic Telegraph Gable have
proved entirely successful, and the vessels
were to leave on an experimental trip on the
25th, preparatory to their final departure on
the 10th inst. for the middle of the ocean,
where they are to part, the Niagara for New
foundland, the Agamemnon for Ireland, each
taking her half OF The cable. The contract
between the Company and the British Gov
ernment for 25 years had been made.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

The revival at Portsmouth, Ohio, termina-
ted in weeks debate between the Rev.
Mr. Franklin and the Rev. Mr.. Merrill on the
subject of baptism. There was high state
of excitement, and Mr.. Merrill was publicly
presented with gold watch by the party that
considered him the victor. His reverend op.
ponent arose to say that he expected his re-
ward in heaven, but was promptly hissed
down. The revival stopped when the contro-
versy commenced
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
CoNJuGAL FELICITY BY THE WHOLESALE

CoNJuGAL FELICITY BY THE WHOLESALE.
The papers state that the enormously fat
woman who was recently exhibited about the
country, has been married, at St. Louis, to a
man almost as large as herself, named Rog.
ers. The happy couple weighed together
nearly twelve hundred pounds. A sympa-
thizing editor thinks if their happiness is in
proportion to their size, they must enjoy
welded bliss hugely.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention.
The REPUBLICANS of Placer County are r.
questcd to meet in Convention at AUBURN. on
Saturday, the oath day of July,
next, for the purpose Of electing Delegates to the
State Convention to be held on the 5th August
next, and also to nominate candidates for County
Officers. Each election precinct will be allowed
one Delegate for the precinct one for each one
hundred votes poled at the last election. and oss
for each fraction over a hundred.
F.B. HIGGINS,
Chairman County Committee.
Auburn, June l9th-5 wks
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

IRrsn SETTLEMENT IN WIscoNsIN.-The
Green Bay. 1dvocqte- has been informed by
Rev. Mr.. Bonduel Of that city, that steps
are being taken to secure land for the loca-
ton of large Irish colony in Brown or
Sawano couaty. Elssupposed that about
six thousand will cofrie:in body '-fsom the
vicinity Of Boston. 49, ::
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

AMERICAN INTERVENTION IN MEx1cO.-A
late letter from the city of Mexico says that
the feeling in official circles is most bitter
against the idea of American intervention
and the government journal has come out
in the most violent language against the
American nation, people and Government.
The Administration is accused of dishonest
intentions in regard to Mexico, and denoun-
ced in set terms.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

REruRNED.-Several young men, who left
this vicinity short time since, intending to
60 to Frazer river, have returned. They
went as far as San Francisco, where they met
news from friends in the new diggings, that
caused them to postpone their trip for some
time if not altogether
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
LE- The Placer Courier has entered up,

LE- The Placer Courier has entered upon
its second volume and appears this week en-
arsel and improved in appearance. This
is sufficient evidence that the Courier is sail
ing on prosperous tide, whereat We beg to
offer our congratulations to find Boust, and
wish him plenty more of that same i'll the
years that are supposed to bo in the future.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

FRAZER EMloRATIoN.-Seven passengers
left Jackson on Monday, sixty-two Columbia,
eleven Volcano, forty Placer ten Dia-
mond Springs, eighteen Mokelumne Hill
total, one hundred and forty-three, all bound
for Frazer river
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Full SuppLr-To Mr.. HAZEL we return
thanks for the latest New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Louisville, St. Louis, and Chi
cago papers, London Puneh Frank Lesies
paper, the LonIon illustrated News, and
Godeys Ladies Book for july Mr.. II. has
the latest papers and periodicals for sale.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

ARRESTED AND DIscHARGEp.-On Thurs
dav Unter-S eritf Bullock arrested Sobrano
Robes who killed Antonio $3.50, on Dutch
Ravine in this county, on the l4th Of June,
1857. An examination was had before JUS
tice Love on Friday, and Robles was discharg-
cd-it appearing that he acted solely in self
defence.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

EEL The Placer Press gives the Herald
the reputation Of having several editors,
which is moro than we can say for tho Press
in return. ANY reader of that sheet can
readily discover from the fiat, stale, and sense
less twaldle that fills it's columns weekly,
that the brain emanations of one man, or
less, is sufficient for the purposes of that
luminary.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

E4r Read the communication Of our Iowa
Hill correspondent, "Merrimac." He is a
Democrat of the right stamp-a deliver with
the pick and shovel---one of the hard fisted.
.'Merrimac" will survive that affection.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

LYNCH LAw.-The people Of Carson Val
Icy have hung Edwards, who murdered ;
man named Smelling, last fall in Merced
county.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Youth is a glorious invention. while the
girls chase the hours, and you chase the girls,
the months seem to dance away with down
upon their feet" What pity summer is
short; before you know it lovers become dea-
cons, and romps, grandmothers.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Nor FAvoRABLE.-The Santa Cruz ar
rived at San Francisco from Bellingham Bay
on Thursday. The news is not considered
favorable. Hundreds are reported to be at
Whatcom in destitute circumstances. Gold
has been found at Sehome. A large number
of Indians have appeared in canoes in the
waters of Bellinsham Bay, and their hosti le
attitude has alarmed the whites. Trouble
is anticipated with them.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

FURNITURE AT Cosr.-Mr. kenner offers
wishing anything Of the kind, can secure
good bargains. See advertisement in to-day S
Uer0H
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

DOCUMENTS. TO Hon. G. L. Scott, we
are indebted for copy of the Explorations
Of the Amoor river, made by p. McD. Col
Inns. Senator Gwin has also favored us with
various documents.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

ENIIE undersigned wishing to close out a
IL his Furniture Establishment. in the EAn
town Of lburn. Offers his entire stock at ~
cost Persons wishing to obtain articles Of firni.
turc. have now an opportunity Of supplying them
selves at little cost. The stock comprises csn,-
pletc assortment of
SOEIS. BUREAUS, Tables. Chairs,
BEUSTE.IDS, W.ISHST1.N'DS, MIR
RORS, CRIBS. .N.47'R.7SSES,
DOORS, SASH
and other articles Of the trade among which are
Bed room setts, fine Rocking Chairs, etc, etc.
Now is the time to buy-as everything will DO
sold without reserve, at cost.
Call soon aud secure bargains
WM RESNER.
Auburn July Sd, lS5S.--tf
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

BOILER ExPLosIoN-ONEM MAN KILLED.
We are informed by Mr.. Boust Of the Pla-
Ger Courier, thut the boiler of the engine
used in the noted Jenny Lind claim, at For
est Hill, exploded on Wednesday, and instant
ly killed the engineer. The engine was sit
uated some seven hundred feet within the
tunnel, and was used for pumping the water
from the back part Of the claim and supply
ing the workmen with air. We are not APP
prised Of the cause Of the explosion.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

- EE Watermelons and ripe tomatoes
have made their appearance in the Auburn
market thi. week.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

EASTERN PApEks.-Mr Hanson was long
way i'll adv, nee with the Eastern papers by
the Step hens-among which We tind the
New York. Boston, New Orleans, ST. Louis
steamer editions.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

E1r The famous Court Martial, at San
Francisco, have acquitted Capt. Johns, and
thus has ended the siliest of farces.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Hor.-Thursday and Friday were uncom.
fortably hot - causing swelering human
ity to seek the cool places where sherry cob.
blers and "sich Ike we're easily ottainah's.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
AMUsrNo:-To hear Smith, Of tie Placer

AMUsINo:-To hear Smith, Of tie Placer
Press giving instructions TO the Democratic
party. Such GOODNESS is truly refreshing.
Perhaps If the man was aware how complete
ly his political course is despised in Placer
county, be might be a little more modest.
Are not certain however this would be the
case, knowing that some men increase in ef-
frontery as they sink in public estimation.
The editor Of the Press may wish to claim
aflliation with the Democratic party, but the
party will not. accept traitors when knowing
them to be such at the time they propose to
join the ranks. If Mr. Smith can form a
patch work party, out of his late Know-Noth-
ing and Republican co-workers and what
few disappointed and disaifected Democrats
he may find, he is welcome to do SO; but he
must not expect to force himself upon par
ty with whose organization and principles he
makes war. He has been given to under
stand sufficiently, from various sources that
he was not recognized as Of the party, and
he ought 10 see by this time that he would
obtain more credit by fighting against it out
side Of the pale Of its organization, than to
be an Arnold within the camp.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Fresh ARnlvALs.-The Celestials, in con.
siderable numbers, are still going mountain.
ward. They appear to he recent imperta.
TORS.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03
List Of Letters.

List of Letters,
EMAINING in the Post ONCE at Auburn, fer
~ the quarter ending June 3Oth, 1858.
Persons calling for these letters will please eay
Advertised.
Abbott VIM Aspinwall Abel
Allen John W Arhart Peter-2
Arnenk Michael Alverson Frank
Baggerly A D-2 Collins Jeremiah
Barker WIN N ConnOrs John-.2
Ballenger John N, or Cross George
Orrin Day Cofelt James
Brunnell Chas-2 Cheesman Lewis H.
Caperton WV
Dana LF Dewey
Darling Tim Dadd Samuel
Davis L Denhorn Hiram
Davis Mr.. Denton Arnold
Baman Erastls Dunno Ewd. or Connor
Dixon John CO -
Elderkin Nelson Eft Henry 4LtL1
Farneman John Fuller George
Farr AlOnZO Fuller F. tt
Freed d
Goodlander Christopher Gormley Joseph
Goodrich Chas Glaze Daniel WI
Goodrich James
Hardin John Hill Hiram II
Hartford VIM. Hogan VIM J-2
Harrison John Howard John
Haskell Thomas S. Howard Cyrus
Jepson Charles
Kelly Barnard Kinkaid John
Kitching Ames
Lally John Lloyd Thomas
LINK VIM. LOrenZcn LOrcnL
Logan WIN Lowering George
McCrary Joel Malone George
Mcclure Joseph Moore Lyman
McNeal John Mortn Francis
McEnery John Morris Samuel +
Malct William Mashee Halsey
Manning David Murry Robert
Marks NJ Myers Peter
OConncr John Obermnyer
o OBrine Mike
Peeler B. Pearson Richard II.
Richardson Gilbert P-2 Robertson John l.
Richards Saml Rogers Chas II
Rennolds r S
Sewell Geo CO Stewart Jas St Clnii-1
Smith Alexander Stewart James Ms
Smith Il Sullivan Humphrey-7
Stone Elias. Summer 7 b
Squires Chas 3
Tanner VIM Tillinghust John W.
Tarble + " Tantz VIM
Taylor James Tucker Francis
Underwood Wccdcn
Vandal B G Vaughan Andrew
Van Dyke a
Warren Geo Westaway John
Wallace Phillip Wilson John
Walters VIM
Young Bryant-2
Ladies List.
Amcs Mrs Alice Tuddsbury Mrs Louisa
Hartford Mrs. Ann Willkcr Mrs Jacob
Foreign List
Augustus Tolbcrt Jorgen Mnd.rn Juhl
Luigi Pajoa Blanc Coliste A Dagony
Mons. julie de Chasmoy Mr.. Mansueta Berta
Antonio Florio--2 Jacob Smith
John Pridmore
ROBERT GORDON, r. NJ
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

STATE TREAsuRY-The amount in the
State. Treasury is 1913 leo,35.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Chairman State Central Committee.
JAMES ANDERSON. Secretary pro ten.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

ApA11SG The Frazer fever is evidently
abaIing. The rush from the mountains is
not as great as two week, since, judging from
the appearance Of the stages daily passing
through the place. Another fact Of signif-
cance is also lked--mcn who, a short
time ago had worked themselves to fever
heat, are now content TO hold on until the
value of the diggings are confirmed by the
reports Of ac1uaintances who have already
gone. 1t is to be hoped that the sober, sec
ond thought is about to control tho actions
Of our people.
The Placer herald., 1858-07-03

Turn VEREIN.-A number Of the young
men Of Auburn have organized Turn-Verein
and elected their officers. They have already
erected building and portion of the ap-
paratus necessary for the athletic exercises.
From the interest manifested in the under
taking, there is no doubt this will soon be-
come one of the popular institution of the
place. Mr.. b. Goodkind is mainly entitled
to the credit of organizing and putting in
operation the society.