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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
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For the Kanawha valleystar.

III. For the Kanawha Valley Star.
Fhe light which beams from Camel Coal
The'rlystic future, clothed in mist,
That shadows Ger the soul,
Nolongercan that light resist,
Winch beams from camel coal.
ItisIa light whose splendor far
An other lights transcending
More blght than that of evening star
When day is softly ending. -s
Faro'er The Past its genial rays
Are swiftly, brightly streaming,
! Adolescence memory back I'D strays,
To set the soul a dreaming,
And Nature feels its presence too.
The very Leaves are leaving Z
I For CANNED Goals Gar Brighter hue
+ "a Hasset their hearts to griering-
While gently On, these antumn days
y Are beautifully Stealing.
See enyious Nature wrapped in haze,
But half her charms revealing
Is, The Maiden1too. when men arr gazing
X Too conscious Of her duty,
Now scarcewouid dare TO Misunderstanding
The veil, which hides her beauty.
Ills trne, loyePaints IN glorious ayes
oftichest hue. and splendor. gf
He lights the fife. III beauty's eyes,
Which makes hard hearts So tender
But tto' loves flame be e'er 50 might,
Ana tho loyebe the painter,
Yet camel cpat's1ar greater light
Viii Imake2it glow the fainter. -
Aadspalest Maiden. viii grow paler,
Il, When close, Yet closer holding Isl. ID.
Her yea,she finds twill not avail her,
ri Towel her. charms unfolding.
Yes his light whose splendorfar
5AH other lights transcending.
-Morelight than that Of evening : Star,
With beautyTs ever blending. n
Within this light, 50 brightly burning,
Etherealshapes were.lea ping, ia n
And shadowy thoughts my souldiscerning
Into bright life were creeping.
And thus it was, whentnear was Sitting
THIS light from camel coal
That. these wild tho IS 80 strongfyAllitting,
| Had crept into myssoul. Il e
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
Lost Stars.

Those who study the heavens. sayithat
often q Star drops out Of the firmsment
or dies there, and is lost 10 sight foraaser
after. Il may have been the brightsstar
OF hope, Of many a mariner on the uneer-
tain sea Of life. Its calm, gentlerad ience
may have shed good cheer and comfort
upon many a path. dark with doubt and
sorrow, and dread. Like these drooping
dying stars, our loved ones go away HON
our sight. The Stars Of ourIhopes, o,lr
ambitions, our prayers, whose sBght
shinesIeyer before us, leading on and up.
they suddenly fade from the firmament OF
our hearts, and their place is elnptysand
dark. A mothers steady. soft, and Earn
est light, that beamed through ale our
wants and sorrows; a. fathers strong,
quick light, that kept our feetfrom sslim.
bling on The dark and trescheTous ways !;
a sisters light, so mild. so pure, soeon4
stapt, and SO firm, shining upon us nom
gentle loving eyes, aud persuading Is to
grace and goodness q brother j li<ht,
forever sleeping in our souls, and. IL
lu9mfinsdng our goings and comings a
frieDd's light. true and trlsty-gond out
forever +? Nol mol Tie lights not
gone out. 1t is shining beyond the ssars,
where there is no night and no darksess,
forever, and forever.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
Tsn TILE ] I,iEIsL.IC.

If ANDREW PARKS, OF Khnawha county,
and LANES w. HOtsE, ofsPutnain county,
LAW le entered into partnership, as jAttofaeys
M iGpanselors at Law, under the style eli
lip AR1S Il H0GE, for the cpnntiespf Mason
Ibnd Putnam; will attend al1the countg,Iquar-
ter,, aad circuit eeurtsinit those mites, and
Il III aatend promptly to all business which
~ WI .ntrusted to MISUNDERSTANDING to
their pseless. On; ia AIMS g tidoSrE. II &
4. ian3 !, 1855
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

SuIcIDR. Richard Swami, an estima-
Bile citizen Of Mason county. Va. com
mitted suicide on the 2Ist ult. He was
sc years old. and leaves > large family.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
.sThe Sonih \ and Western TiEgiHfa-4
\ KaHaWha Valley Star. B

The Editorcf the Eaaauha Star GER
tainly could not have read our article en-
titled Figures Lying about Slavery, +
|or he would not have printed the article
which we find in the Richmond EngSiirev
of yesterday. flour article anywhere in
Inmates that the people of Western Fir-
gina are less sound than the people q
the East Oh the question Of slavery We
have Utterly mistaken the meaning Of the
language employed. Why, the article
was written for the express; purpose d
proving that the people Of Western Fif-
gina are .sfrom principle pro- laveEy II
and again and again i asserts, ( that the
people Of Western Virginia are as trlis as
/ iini to the institution Of slavery, and are
becoming every day oreand more iden.
tilted with and attached to it, and thai
I. Tidewater or Piedmont Virginia = nc
! safer on this slavery issue than the Val
Hey aud Trans AK ghany, = and II this b
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
I ' LAW AND JusrI n

Fl All FFTT.AW AND JJSTIGEs
HsIstIE3 and j 81. Ea3JJG ISL har-
;ng Entered into partHkrship, Iorthe
-. Nv, ~ ;cing Law inIth e9tntiesS Of
81 vial regularly attend The
SsfrosIss N ,.,a.,is and Monthly EourAs hof
hasa Hill ,,,..;es pay every MT ten
Ia VII, e3 ynsss4a II leir care.
n herof Ibs sI WI alwayS5be
found At their olich, in Poiat Ficass. VII - ale
iaue OF HE other will regularly We at1tbe Il VI
alam Cpunty Courts.
# It. Fl sssaiSt, Dec ~, a35yt -
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

New WAY 10 MAkE 4 CAsEoM-An
Hishman's description Of making ean-.
non: Take long hole and psars brass
around it,
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
- AaElanahba paIIsp STIR. :
Jon PRINTING OFFICE,

JOB PRINTING OFFICE
HavingIlately been fitted up. the propri-
etors afenow prepared to execute. ii SUI
perb styles, all kinds Of Plain and Fancy
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.
Special attention paid to the printing
of BLANKS of every description. an as
sottment Of which viii be kept consfantls
on hand.
PROFESSIONAL, VISITING AND WEBBING
CARDS NEATLY ExEcuTRp.
Orders from a distance will receive
prompt attention.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
P4ARKs s. afpslsLEY.
1 a w M mi n n ri n.

-1-@E4- Ia w n ~ TIT Y IL. % -
i EDisEW PARIS &iOFIN L. 8losELET
# I y having entered into d partnership, for
lhe purpose " practising Law in the gifcnit
and C@anty CouHslpf7 Kanawba, and IN the
GEscRit Courts Of Lpgan,I Boone apd Reane.
Vjlt sfsa FrE. regularly. attend those Courts.
An bussir ssss eatetstedsto theif cafe will re-
.cetse proaapt attention.
/ D4le or The other Of the firm canlaiways be
found, during Business hplrs. at1tkeiTlofiees
lin Rodgers Row, insthe town Of Charleston.
1 Chhrlestnn. Oct 1876. al
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

GHA1sA About 5000 bushels "a IS q
and $500 bushels Of wheat &c e' e
hands at Norfolk, va. On Mca5
$3.50 for prime white, and ~ 4. -
pr'ms Fsd & ||s J. ~ :, 1'a. NJ ~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28
III. ri. -rgTIsIE En-.

| q. r. TUTsN IR,
IA TTOR Me Y AT Law !,
! Jacslson, &c. H., virginia,
3.I-fWill prastice IN jackson. and VIE adj
f1i,t1i1s counties :s fvia3i
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-09-28

+ An old Dutch farmer, Just arrived al
the dignity Of Justice of the Peace, had
his frstseaso lof marriage. He did It up
in this way. He first said to to the nan:
YeH, you wants to be marrit, do sou!
Veil, you loves dish woman So go5t as
any woman you have ever seen
Yes, answered the man.
Then to the woman: E
Veil. do You love dish man So batter
as any you have ever seen - IS
She hesitated aflitle, and he repeated:
& Vel, do you ike him 50 veil as to % his
wife?
Yes yes, size answered. 81
4. Veil, dat is all lSany reasonable man
could expect. so you are marrit, / pro
nonnce you man and wife.
The man asked the Justice what whs
to pay.
Nothing al all. nothing at all ;ssyou
are Welcome, if it viii be to you any got.
From the following, it willappaaF that
the Editor Of the "South = charges Us
with misrepresenting him. We cersain-
y had no desire to do so, and are wiaing
to correct any mistake we may have made.
Far be it from US, so]wanfonly iujureHou
friend whom We have agreed with upon
almost every question he has adyocateti
though the e Siuth" We do not even
intend that ourdiferenee with him upon
the next goFernorship shall cause i di-
vision between us. We each have Sonr
preferences, ana each will probably ad-
yocate tho cause ofhis favorite with Zeal,
and when one Of the other Of the fayofites
gets the nomination, or any other Demo
crat who is, in the main, reliabIes we
hope and presume, both viii be fotind
doing battle for the cause Of Democrscy.
Honest differences Of opinions, should
never cause individuals 10 endeayot To
injure each other. Below is The article
referred to-: f
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Law CARDS.
Lsa w Notioe.

II TtHANLE Ira nsfe ftretT atl1the snSexb 81.
Asinsss OF Nee 9lnas II Newman u Al as s
Miller d Newman. who viii attend - q Fl =
cese The same. and take nleas,, Is nj $3.50,
lnendiRg those gentleman 10 nv ola eEs,,a,
aud ftiendst and the4pahiic eeneIaIly az AZ IS
I95baeys ana Cohnseltess deserving their conf
teaeeIani patronage. DAVID Mac OhI Al Il
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

Ocratic. Democrats may rest assured that,
in the final disposition Of this question it
will be settled equitably. The tried and pa
triotic statesmen Of the Democratic party,
who have been found equal to every emer-
gency, will not fail in arriving at the practi-
cal and just solution of any difficulty that
may surround the question. In the past
they have conducted the affairs of the nation
ably and successfully; and the past is sure
guarantee for the future! g
The true Democracy who so triumphant
ly yindicated the National Administration,
in the late severe contest in this State,
against unscrupulous factionists and their
Republican allies, gave an expression of
their confidence in the business, and ability
of our statesmen, and devotion to Demo
cratic principles, that cannot be shaken
by any further attempt to revive the Kansas
howl No Democrat will be deceived by
any new bugbears in that direction.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
STOP AND READ.
Per Golden Age!

HAVING PURCHASED the entire Stock OF
Il IL Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods from
Sam Hyneman, long and favorably known at the
corner Of Main and Commercial streets, Auburn
in addition to it l have just received the best
selected stock of ra ~. l4H
Fall and Winter Clothing g. Gents
Furnishing Goods,
ever brought to this place consisting in part of
the latest style of
Black and Blue Frock Coats
Black nd Blue Sack Goats.
Business Coats of all kinds, Raglans etc.
Together with a large stock of ..
Black, Blue and assorted colors of Pants-all pat
terms and latest style.
Also, latest style of Silk, Velvet, Cloth, and
Satin Vests.
Also, fine stock of Shirts, Drawers, Cravats,
Fandkerchcfs and Gloves
Hats of all colors and descriptions. Together
with complete assortment of Blue
Red and the Finest of White
Blankets.
The Largest Stock of Scwed and Mining Booots,
Shoes and Caters ever brought to
this place.
hereby tender an invitation to the old Gus
toners and the public in general to come and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere,
and pledge myself TO give good satisfaction
as formerly. My motto is
Small Profits and Quick Sales"
Remember the old and popular corner Of Main
and Commercial streets, formerly occupied by
Sam llyneman. L. BETHEL.
Auburn. October 9th lS5S.-.my
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
Another Defeat of the Northern Indians

Dispatches reached San Francisco on Mon
day night from Gen. Clark and Col. Wright,
of the U. s. forces in Washington Territory,
of another battle WITH and triumph over the
hostile Indians. The bearer of the dispatch
es brought letter from the Adjutant Gener-
al Of the Northern Department which SAYS,
that "a great many Indians had been killed,
and the enemy completely routed" Nine
hundred horses, besides other cattle were ta-
ken. Such were the number of cattle that
the command was burthened with them, and
most of them were shot |: was understood
that the Ceur d'Alenes, one of the three
hostile tribes engaged in the battle 1--WE pre-
sumo the Peouse and Spokan were the 9TH
ers, as at the Four Lakes, sued for peace
Immediately after their defeat The com
mand, however, was, at the latest moment
vigorously pursuing the retreatng Indians
The expressman who brought the dispatch,
states that 20 Indians were killed, among
whom were chiefs. We have no informa
tion as to the place or date or name of the
battle. Probably, however, it took place be-
tween the Snake and Spokan rivers about the
middle of September. Great Importance is
attached to the battle. 1t is supposed to
have crippled and scared the Indians of the
eastern division Of Washington Territory. so
that they will be glad for peace now on any
terms which our government may see fit to
dictate to them. Alta.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

Eg Rain fell for several hours at Grizzly
Flat, El Dorado county, on Tuesday morn
ing. On the same Morning there was a
light sprinkle at this place. Would have
been pleased to have gone halves with Griz-
zly Flat in that big shower.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

RoBBERY.-On Thursday last, after the
teamster who was employed 10y Messrs Ian
ders, Matteson d Co., had put up for the
night at the United States House, about six
miles from town, some thief, or thieves, took
from his wagon g box Of merchandise, valued
at about sa50, broke it open near the house
and made off with the contents. Search was
made next morning, but nothing could be
found, save the empty box.
On Sunday last, while some persons. resi-
ding at Proverty Bar were out hunting
they came upon the goods secreted in the
bushes, just below the toll house. The own
ers secured their property, but it is to be re-
GREETED that the thief escaped. We under
stand that this is not the only depreciation
that has been committed on the road near this
place. Placer Courier.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

iI7- The Sonora Democrat saws money
matters are tight down in old Tuolumne
There is slight squeeze of that kind up
here in Placer; but there viii be run upon
the banks, when the rains come, that will
cause healthful circulation of the ''need-
ful"
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

INCREASE OF FREIGHr-Ihe fall business
Of freightng from Sacramento to the inteli-
or has fairly commenced. We observe a
large increase of late in the number of teams
passing through this place with goods for
the mountains.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

A Coop NEwsPAPER-Th daily Sacra-
mento Mercury is one Of the best papers in
the State. Those residing in this county
wishing to take daily Sacramento paper,
will find the Mercury the most readable one
published in the city. 1t should lie exten-
siyelv circulated in Placer
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

LE- Our friend of the Placer Courier
is informed that we are 'nary benedict till
YETI" he must not expect to get ahead of us
among the ladies by that dodge-we wont
stand it.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

ASSOCIATE JUsrICEs.-The Convention of
Justices of this county on Tuesday elected
ID. S. Beach, Of Rattlesnake, and d. V,
Mason, Of Gold Hill, as Associate Justices, Of
the Court of Sessions for the ensuing year.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

Eg- The next regular term of the Board
of Supervisors of this county will commence
on the first Monday of November. The
Board will then consist of VIM. Duck, Yam
kee Jim's; S. B. Woodin, Auburn: and Jo-
siah Fison, Of Iowa HILL
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

GE The Southern Overland Mail brinps
news that Col. Titus, Of Kansas notoriety,
has arrived in the Gadsden purchase, with a
number of armed men, who avow their in.en-
ton OF becoming farmers. 1t is believed that
they are upon fillibustering expedition
against Sonora.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

re- There are 72s individuals and com
panies on the assessment roll in Placer
county this year who pay taxes on $1,000
worth OF property and upward.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

EH- The Sacramento Valley Railroad Co.,
have changed the time of the departure of
the cars from the city to A. Nj. and P. NJ
The passenger cars, hereafter, will start from
the new depot at the foot of X street.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

EN- A ball will be given at the Empire
Hotel (Creamer's) in this place on Tuesday
evening next.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

EtE- Miss Rowena Granice will accept our
thanks tor pamphlet containing nnmber
Of sketches and stories written bv herself
The lady will call upon or citizens with
the work
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

H The reports from the heavy river
claims on Feather river, at Oroville, are un-
favorable. The renowned Cape claim, it is
feared, will not produce enough gold this
season to pay the heavy expense of working
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
by a supplemental roll.

The CABLE.-Through the courtesy Of
Mr.. Thomas Boyce, of San Francisco, we
have. received a piece of the great Atlantic
Telegraph cable. Every body has read of the
manner in which the cable is constructed,
but comparatively few have Lad an oppotuni-
ty of seeing the article itself until. by the
purchase of the remaining portion brought
home by the Niagara by Messrs Tiffany
IL Co., the public have been enabled to Sc
cure souvenirs Of the grandest telcgraphic
achievement of the age.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

APPROACH OF WINrER.---The number oi
wild geese daily seen on their flight south
ward, seem to indicate the near approach Of
winter.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

EE- The October Term of the District
Court will commence in Auburn on Monday,
the Sth inst.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

NEW SroCK OF CLoTIIING.-L Bethel has
just received a large stock of the latest styles
of Fall and Winter Clothing, which be in
tends selling at the lowest rates. Look at
his advertisement, an then go and examine
the goods.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

ES The property tax in Placer count
this year is 1925 on the SlOO-Sl,65 fo
county and 60 cents for State purposes.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

ENr Mr.. E. B. Larchar, of New York,
has invented ife-boat made of gutta percha,
which is pronounced superior to all other
kinds of life boats ever made.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

Ev There are eight quartz mills opera
ting within a circuit of eight miles from
Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
DISSOLUTION.

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween the undersigned is this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All persons indebt.d to the
firm will please settle Immediately with F. A.
Chalker, and those having claims against the firm
will present them to him for settlement. --
F. A. CHALKER.
t.. "a. SAMUEL BARTLETT
October 9th, 1S5s.--4w t. 4,-s'
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

re- Wells, Fargo & Co., and the Alta
Express have our thanks for the daily de-
livery of San Francisco and Sacramento pa
DerS
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

CIGAR MANUFAcToRY.-Mr. Harris has
commenced the manufacture of cigars in
this place. He makes good article
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

EY Pure white CASTLE soap is the best
dentrifcc that can be used.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

TT The Ovesland Mail by the central
route (SaIt L'ke) arrived at PIacervile this
week Nothing Of Importance from the land
of Saints
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. ! 20

I
COUNTY OF SACRAMENTO. 80 t'
IN this oath day of September. 1858. before
~ me. Samuel Cross, a notary public, in and
for the county of Sacramento and State of Cali
lorna. personally appeared Maria W. Miller, who
to me is personally known to be the same per:
son described in, and who made and executed the
foregoing declaration as Sole Trader, ard she
made the said declaration before me and acknowl-
edged that she made and executed the same freely
and voluntarily for the uses and purposes therein
mentioned, and the said Maria w. Miller being
by me first duly sworn, on oath said that the sur
plus OF funds over five thousand dollars invested
by her in said business did not come from any
moneys belonging to her husband.
49, Witness my hand and official seal
LIS prefiXed HF
~ SAMUEL CROSS. Notary Public,
Sacramento County, Cal.
October 9th 1252-3wks
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
DECL.AISATI
STATE OF CALIFORNIA. &C
CorNTY or PIACEP Co' ..

UI-A 7 Y UT Witt ON4NId, &C
COUNTY OF PLACER. ~"
MARIA W. MILLER, wife of Christopher
- Miller of Sacramento City and County, and
State ct California, do hereby make known and
declare that | intend to carry on and transact
business as Sole Trader in my own name, and
on my own account said business consists of
Farming and raising and dealing in Stock and
Produce; and from and after this date will be
individually responsible in my own name for all
debts contracted by me in said business. And l
do further declare upon oath that the surplus Of
funds over five thousand dollars, invested by me
in said business did not come from any funds be-
longing to my husband.
Dated on this Oath day Of September, 1858.
MARIA w. MILLER.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

PLACER COUNTY PRopERIY.-1hs county
has 35 canals and water bitches, whose ag-
gregate length is $50 miles, and assessed
value, S203, l6O; 22 saw mills (steam and
water power) that saw 35,000,O0O feet of
lumber per annum-assessed value of mills,
s5S,4o0; II turnpikes roads and bridges, s
Of which are assessed at s59,5OO; l3 quartz
mills, IL of which are assessed at s32 900;
2 Touring mills; 2 town water works (Au-
burn and Iowa Hil) has 954 horses, 356
mules, 2,274 cows, 5,S72 hogs, 1920 year
ling calves, 372 work oxen, 6,229 sheep,
3,l99 stock cattle, % jacks and jennets,
whose aggregate assessed value is S443,542
The total assessed value Of property return
ed for 1853, is S2,787473; to be Increased
by a supplemental roll.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

H- See Mr.. John r. Gwynn's adver-
tsement in to days paper. He is now open
ing new stock Of goods
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
The Course OF TRApE.-We observed,

THE Course OF TRApE.-We observed,
the other day, teams passing through this
place from Sacramento, with goods for For
est City, Sierra county. This is frequent
occurrence, and is some evidence Of the i'm
portance of the thoroughfare through Au-
burn for freight, etc. With an extension of
branch of the Central Railroad to this
place, we have no doubt the largest portion
Of the goods for Sierra would be purchased
at Sacramento and pass through our town.
At present Marysville has the largest part Of
the Sierra trade.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
ORLEANS HOTEL,
1UB URN, CALIFORNIA.

TNHE subscriber has taken a lease Of this we'll
| known Hotel and is dcsrous that his friends
and the public in general may know that he in
tends serving up his table with the best in the
market, at the lowest rates going
PRICES,
Meals. so cts. Lodging so l. 25 cts.
The Bar is also supplied with az good Wines
Liquors and Cigars at l2t cents az are sold at
any Bar III Placer County. All are invited to
give me - call. L. S. PECk.
October 9th 1853
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

FINE APPLEs.-Mr John R. Gwynn has
presented us with some splendid specimens
of Rambo and Pippin apples raised by him
self at Lauravie. Mr.. Gwynn has been one
of the pioneer fruit growers of the county,
and we are glad to know that his efforts
have been rewarded by the growth of a
thrifty orchard Of choice fruit. He will have
for sale at his store, apples produced by his
orchard this year.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09

Total amount. Sl.l4332S
The total tax upon this amount of property
would he S25,724. SS-S1S S64 81 for county, and
S6.S59,97 for State purposes.
The Placer herald., 1858-10-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SELECT SCHOOL.

L.'4 SELECT SCHOOL. III
M KS. s. TURNER, will open School in this
1sl place for the reception of Pupils on Mon.
day. October llth, at the residence formerly oc-
cuped by Mrs. Camtield. r.E.tII If' =
Auburn, October 9th, 1885,