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The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

Do The news from Mexico is eX-
citing and important. The Capital is
barricadcd and in arms; the blood of
citizens has already been shed there
in, and a universal civil war seems
now to impend upon this distracted
and unhappy country.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

~ Hon. Geo. w. Jones and Hon.
VIM. T. Avery members of Congress,
have sent US several important docu-
ments and speeches, for which we are
under many obligations. We will
preserve them all and in the future
they may be more needed.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

gty" Mobile now ships annually oOO,.
600 bales Of cotton. The merchant who
made the first shipment of cotton from
that port is now living and engaged in
business. The first vessel he loaded with
cotton he had to send to New Orleans tc
get 400 bales to fill up.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13
FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce RoB7
w. REEVES as a candidate for Constable
in civil district No. l, at the election in
March. tide
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

FRAScE.--A proposition has been
made TO divide the Empire into four
military departments, to be comman-
ded by Napolcon's favorite generasl.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

The Banks in Augusta, Geo., have
reduced the rate of Exchange on
New York to 2 l-2 per cent PREM
This is. we hope. preparatory to re-
sumption.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

~ We have a plain Tennessee
marble head-stone which we will sell
cheap.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13
Tombstone for SALE

We have beautiful little Italian mar
bic tombstone for sale-suitable for {
child. Price $40.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

Do The Washington corrospon-
dent of the N. Y. Herald says: Capt.
Williams has accepted the Mission to
Constantinople, after all; and is ma,
king preparations to leave.
The Winchester home journal. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-02-13

II Gen. VIM. Walker, the hero
of Nicaragua, is in Nashville.
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SIN Sltherltcte No. 3, Soutb @apjir.,
nsben Der 6 Orrefprntent.O ffiet
fnS etrt8e Eatf8s iU @tf&entep It'd ~stensass Sa&.r.G

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Die erpse 6 pttGf6 0ra6tbtteI nit Sgufra.
tionen en S. S6nprr, Nier. StrrGuber unf an.
BERN Dletttern. Oeuti6rS Ndtionats lCert. Sh5.
nsr rein pergpleeter Ndrpqutabe. nit @pIbiNH. $500
DIE 8reterf6e alI9emetne 8bIfS.8tI.
berbtbeI ~bauer9aft uab f9Sn tn 9eesr sebune.
nit S6ttt6 II IN
pettes Dsrte. DeutfGe SrtsinaIsusa. 8 gb. ""
nit S~taHirtGeF ron 8dalbG9, sails Tafpecpbbe. stgsOO
StstelbeR IN Z S1neen philadelphia aRSeabe, ARpuTt.
lin Sd1ee, rein ~psrspIeet q On
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seIeefs bal5 WfarVeeVbdars nit 50isldnttt in 10
> q httrs merle In , 8Gnesn, Observation-Disclosures.
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9autt 8 2Bertei Sooner @pHGetinbe. mit 0ero. 1s6
I3l@ettfs Werte, 5 Sdube, elegant e~e6unSen 590
Walter Scents Sassslv. Rpmane, 10 GbetIe, eh.
CANT eetHUPtR 6zs
.@etnsts Ser 5E8s, t~Irffirtg rsi5 II. str5ndss ""'
ppl gesnnesn Eno
sRtRFtY Qpnppn, So prdGtSrae Stablftde RrS
aHftRtsn Der metropolis ,&stGer NpuhsItHbanp,
sens reu SOo
q uIIsrS IS F&iGteter Deutf@en NIT ste. 00"
len 3rliiGnttt. reid p%ersClbeter 3dlbndrpcepb6. 2SO
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une S6Iferfnabft tn etner gRappe NIT Cert 6oS
4 ~ m N els tammtIt6e Qert; S6tasr MuSaabeA
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nit StabIft6sn "a
Statespeate's gBerte IS 86nbe NIT gtobIsiSss f"'
Salbfndrpregbee, 6 M
Spthss. Sttlsfs, eereus, GrsiIisratbS, garsers ~. gsbiSsr
@Onsrs SNsfee ron gSs, etre baBfat 0uspabI pyn Su.
3eHeiGrttten. &c. 1873 CS.2f-Sr
ca IH. g.. NIru,bruffer
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Mebcr8,

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NM M arDlano Snitttut.6aII,
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sIM empnetit Dem duswdrtiaen un6 biedeen Wu6ltfum
@SA-1S% feline nit alien 8erbeHeruneen unb SsquemliGfei.
ten aug attete
Neltauratipn & 9carpins8bau8.
Das 2ptdl III in Ser gRitts Der Stabt selesen, nit WurlOrs,
|S snS u ! SSSiafitminsrn, iGTts sa6 Saosdnftalt tar tSlts
bas eals SUrSIeltd betannte @of's-Qaserbier, finite bic
IFeinlten hn6 befen @etrdnfen unb auserlefenen GpetIen Der.
labretht. 2und wrb ie6en Gag ferSirt. - Bur Belufieuns
Der gate febt elm 9a8ateafptel CUR gerfisuns.
Pull ,3ntS Qpufs gBeber.
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a b g reffe:
ger Gtfenbatn unh

Ca Our beIcnoeren 8enntnIBnablne.
Ginpanterer unb @etfenbe fpltsn febr SprFdtis fen, ete
te tire Binstte fdufen unb fputen htelelben muir RON fplGen
~rneefeGten geamten taufen, pelhe BON ttrem @stalte lsben,
ti6t aber BON Matlern petr 3ntiGentrdsern, IA fe ioha Der
Sefabr ~dus8eiest fnS, bef6rtneelt 3u Terfsn uno tpr @elo
amfnnf ~auseeben.
Ourdfabrt8= 8i0ette
,a6 aaen Gtetlen hes gneRsns fnb gu bnben Set
@b. q. SiIcebranbt,
Gensal.@misrduten.Nsen Der Baltimore unb
Stic.@ti enbahn.
SansO1S Scr. 81, Thamesltr 8alttmpre.
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gu r~erf1ufen
N1ufer IlnN NnnA.
ytp, 81 Np1s1 Wohffr

AauuA gu rerf1ufen
ssE!N SSdufer unS Qdnb.
ssE&A 10 Mder 9anb NIT @eb1uIthfeiten. nohs et
-A@1s2A Gldtrs ::9Gne uab natt Der Stabterdnss ; II USsr
Is Nter %ungstdbr 5MiWfetIsn an Der Selatr- REd6, tultiptrt:
$50 NGer an her philadelphia NdiIrpab Uu ,6dreppOSl. Is
@der nate Der Sorfprb Wtte, %unsefGbr So WEeIcn ZEN Der
Stabt spet 6armen In GnrreQ Counts ~uneef6br W1siIsn
non WehmtnIfer (ebr biuiel uHb pteIe dn6ere In Serfhiebsnsr
ItetIen bes 9anbes ;;3 tduier an Wtatanar. 8 6Gufer an
DtsnumeutRr. Store unb %gDOtnune an prefVhhrase: 3 SIM
fer an GberGr. 2 S~ruethGfiae SGufer an Mbbertfr, . % nS a n
&tutsrprttnr. 4 6Gufer an Der gBeffette Sn &oIbpunGr' !:
Gins an Gtewlfr. eins an Sardtoedfr. ems an Dpi, birs
IN Ssrpadbten an @rpabwds MabtfOn, MOnunsnt, se
Slherrs. Secretion, Baltimore uub anberea Stra6en an6 an
Belatr Npsnue.
afttce. Sc. IS, SapstteRr., l Gbar weHIfS ssS MAN.
r~cbpnbcuie. ~ -
sy~ RouGbrtefe, Wtstb.@pnt1aH e, SeRanfn e unb aubere
itrfHtt6e Saptere,i icr!s Datsn. @erfttS.s FAsS ssssn
6efeas stlrratE
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As- Gt&ere D7tttei, &1lte ;u SerI9suGe zen. unb It'd tnystn
dnaenetm { Stin inuna 5n ssrfeBen. stnb:
Batdpia.Mroc, Samdicd Sum,
GtctG 6teblaHt Wbisfep. lCpte
fransGNf1e @peuacS ub Branntmeint.
SD babe fOIGe non Der tefen Aualitdt unb ;u ben tiliefen
Sretien auf benz eGaer. z& y. B.llSan
Fjmpcrtenr unt 3ertQateur,
Da19,fS \ .. At'N."G aShrd|"-
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Often babmcn &c

Wihtis fir Giunlnrerer uno Geilcnpe.
al GriparniB bon 3cit, 0elO -
$50 mno Gntieruarg TN
hurd bic
Ha1timpre. unb chio: 0tfenbabn.
mad alleu SDeilen be8 WeFeA6
Ibfr
Bartersbura unb Marietta, coer Vennbco,
Mbceline unb Columbus.
Die Baltimore unb Otir-@tfenbabn btetet bsn rstfenten
Bic arSsten 0crtbeile in 8e;ua auf 8iutBtett, Be.
suemIidfeit, CtGerbeit, 9lntttidfeit unb SdGnbett Ter Gee
lserien. 70 tde fe pDn feiner aneern Satn in-tttiem Qanbe lber.
lsrpFtn rpirt. Dtefe 8nbn, Dpm attanttihen.Wle er %aussebene,
Ia Ste dtteas nussebsbntefe einie plsi6seitie ottr aud tie fir
aefe une fhne1fe, unh bater BITE btltshs Nrute fir be Reifer.
en- mad benz Wefen, BITE nt&t.Yerfeblsn fSuttn, Ts gu tenusen.
WetlensGntfernuna pcn goltimcre nah
Cincinnati:
8suwppS unb gDbseltna $50
.ueber 6arrtebure unb @tttsbur8 500
Dur6 ss Marietta. Qihie 5S3
cine &rfrarntB an Ter Gntfernun9 rpn 16
Lur6 Die 6 columbus Qinte 600
eme @rfparnie an Ter @ntfernun8 ppn 60
Netienbe, wel6e bic Baltimore rs Shtr. G iferbdhn Sc.
nMten. lesen Die Retfen in ~ Tdssn 3u,id unb fahren In
QDa9en, Bic duf bas olerbeauemtte unb NIT sepplNsrtsn Gtsen
stneertGtet Tnt.
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Glterer Xteupober Der truberen Strn1a
&nabe, @able & Sc.
SD babe Ipebsn Bite Sabrit unb ben gerFauf unter Der s;rr,
VIM. KNABE & Co.
ouf ben, alien phase
Np8. /, 8, 5 unb Z, ytprb @utatp Strafe.
asaenuber benz @Itaw.5cufe Baltimore, Ub. mieber srGSEnp.
0, g9g airn,d FUR mS Sts aasg Sr 1sstsn 09H - seSrs /, ~si Ss;, Der fri.
unadt Der untersetdnete benz gubtttum bic ~trae5enfe 4nisioe,
bur& btHen Spb bic G~rmpaauts eel6f pOrOsn mar, ben sansen
Wprrdtb Der NOD unppuenbeten pianD'S. 6cls snb
@anbsrsn prGpartrtsn 9tatertal tduFta an f&, 8ebradtba bat. Gr
Dtrb besbalb bass eidaft tn benz alien Stble In benz friihe.
rem @ef6dftsIDtat fCrtbetreiben unb ss f& sur Qufaabs ma.
ben, 0as ptauU INNER mebr tn ieiner gplenbuna sn perbef.
Nuber feinen alten gBaarrnbSuferA unb Der gabrt, in Gil.
i~t1narase, nebe Baltimore, bat er cine neue sfpBe 5abrit In
ouos&ut1ptrdBe, mt pr Grpnte nam WefNfraBe erridtet. In
rehber e. etne erpBe Anjabl Der befen &rbeiter tef66ftett.
Sn bisier 5abrtt psreen pianps nod elmer neuen scala s.
Iferttg', fur meI6e er bel Der M~uStelun1 TIM Marbfonb. SnHt.
tut, mo BITE beftsn Snarumentenma&er aus Bottom, Rew. sort
anS Baltimore IA YtanUs ~ausseteat battvn, bic b d 4 {
Der Nusfpru& Bee Snaitrts fpurbe fur, uodSer bura b,
Srbufrte. Nusffeaun8 vpn Ri6npnb, gaY beftGtiat, np tbna
Dur& biefe beiben &tabtifems nts If er in BEN Stanb ue,sst
ale Nuftrdee, nit uel&en er besbrt rtrb, auf's Yrpmptsfs
AIDE in biefer 8abrit eebauten gienDs pabeu Spue st,.rne
Rabmsn unb Fnb fr ernfruirt, boB fe BET auserprbentiifer
lDauerbafttafeit te @einbeit bes. Epues benobren unb l..
lSem Rlinia u%tbsrfteben.
BianpS auf 8eIfeGuns
u6 BON ieter 3OlS; anb gauart pcrhen s~eIietert. Ea
pabi Der Iiateriafien p~efnenbst unb er fann Sa6er fur isSss
aus G mem @tabltHement berspreebenbe SnEIuutent bic 0ar.
antts lbsrnebmen, bas es ale @tsenf&aftsn eines Gutsn Yia.
nos betse.
GGe Safrurente aus msinsr Sabrit psrbeu fur SABRE
se pltasbe Safm osrtlfsmnts : ,pt aSFS ami n s;s Uusu.b, INN On.
S,n. ssr,ssuS Ssls Sd J" . fsH g,s err e" 81 sn55ffs fer serlsasss gsr:
Nlpnaten bonn gerfaufsta8e an, wirb asaattef. fpate Elm Su.
frunent ntft ~rrafdnrte b~efriepisen.
{6~ 8rpBhdneier weroen 10 bltbun, BET u16 bpr,yt nre6en
ebe tie fd a~nberpdrts umieben.
8efdnhis s~errdtbts cine auswatt bon @ elpb.Ous,
vUn ben 6efen Snarumeatsnmadern sa s45 bts 5000.
m tetbet unh aeftm t.
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nbren g. ssss>s len
3eue Ms1D fayGss s3oerra.
SAASas & 0MfleIb.. 9rOfner IL. &n.

ss@s@a u NleLb ~Sr0fGsr u. 60.
SIR. 229, 9Githspres. @ds tsn @~bdsisssr.i
snTsa bic aufnerffamieti oes Rdafsr duf tbt nsnf& un0 eltsan
70 Eager Don EaneSs 4rtifeIn, ausBestGnsttn s~DIhtntn ubrsu
ssra1tn"Qen JxweIeritn re-, rtlGs Gs nsuItG BON &urUpa iH,tor
iistfn. D%atrrter f,Fnbta flo geiGrnd6pop Dearotittts franz
Gl9t N1ttdf&tr, Edrsibpultt KDtlstt~ GtGnbs, Suptttne un
S9,4rist dIttr 2bssbaGfen anb Stearren. Sagieln, eahtes
Apmpa"srre, Rartsneebeufe, prtniDnnates, &!nsfi3e 9efs
IN BrDset &vsrGsl, 70 wt etne rttAt 5ammtnne BON bubfmtl
0rpns' Wrtift!n, Recommendations, f5!ntf&ta gGddsr, Dresbe
1er Yor;tuui. % oerea, DGIncnfd6cSn. perE-pertpefttpe 1rl
GerInu!ttt uab 6 stsnbttn 8oIbent 8tbrrn, Portfolios. 9tantRr
Sffssssr latt Slaf&tn unb tlsineu @ldfsrn-
8oloene lEhre1+
ION Zen teAer 4ttihsrn 4urppas augffsrttet 2ii f~5issai.sst
SplJafBdufeu, fir be?tn @dtseorantirs ntrh .gubtn a1su Gaf
IN yuss dtbig.
DrabtDoue 0uweteUs
H'H e,:u nsuefen Srels BON 9rnbon, @aris, GfHf ail s4itr
tnrprttt' fprSts rstde S@muHfa Den unftrtr ttsener Fabrtf.
SeGtt. unp Ibesfetsiet ; Gt6et g5ftIu, Dtfdst, Gabtln :.
BON ufd felbs fdbrtairt. wDfdr MFR cine Wstbatlt. ba4 bEtf
Uranium bet Der ttsHeer Musfeuura bss N0ySlanh.S rfhuts
erbielten.
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@n8rDS>6laid DE n Gtubttffeme
Ur8. 169 e. III. Central glbeu1e,

Baltimore, Ne., ..T--
bait fprtpGbrenb S~prrGthts Nrrter, MIe unb giter. ebenfo
genbon : Sr5wn : Stout, bic Soften SOrtsn, ~edrdnttrt aIs in
5Iafden %tlnpprttrt. WineralpaHsr in alien SudttGten, fret
ven fdGeltGen Subfanien. Gstner; Winerolpafer Ron.
tGnen, Generators 6aF &ens WafGinen, init BEN neueBeu Ser.
6ehfrnn8en:- Imertfdnifhe 8rDnen. Stout uhb binp Vile In
Slaiben; Nlte ub neut Bladder perten eetduft unb ber.
tauft. Iaeintser @sent in Baltimore fur Smiths pbiiabel.
pbta Nle. - Mte ni6t 3ufrteberfeGenben @eaenfdnbe feerbsn
iurhd9enoinnen unb 6as @elb pieber ~erRattet. GrNbttpren
6nnen dGs Irten DOnourUp in tbre 3untdnen. ssflQi trbaite
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
A Political Noudescript.

A change having occurred in the partner
ship Of the Placer Press last week, Mr.
Smith, who has become sole proprietor, an
nounces to the world that his paper is to be
apolitical one Of some scrt; but more than
to discover that he intends to oppose the ad
ministration Of Mr.. Buchanan, we are left
uninforned as to the political association to
which he is really attached, but he endeav-
ors to convey the the impression that he is
Democrat, Of q genus unknown to this lat
ituele. We have known the editor as a
Wing, proscriptive Know Nothing, have
frequently heard him classed as Black Re-
publican, and would not at all be surprised
at any change politically that he should see
fit to make. In justice to him, however, we
will say that we believe, if he possesses po-
ltical principles at all, they are Black Re-
publican in their character, and sympathetic
with the higher law doctrines, emigrant aid
society movements, and believes in the inter-
position Of Congress to prevent the extern
ton Of slavery. We think we state his po-
siton fairly, and desire that he may not be
misunderstood by the people Of Placer coun-
ty. We cannot permit our cotemporary to
be caught sneaking into the Democratic
camp to act the part of a spy and intermed-
dler-to claim the protection of our flag
only to betray and dishonor our organization
to don the garb Of Democracy to preach
the heresies Of different faith. The Press
may marshal its Republican forces or enlist
recruits among the camp followers and hang
ers-on of the Democratic army, to its hearts
content, but when it attempts to tamper
with the rank and file, the men who oppose
their breasts to the battle shock, whether in
prosperity or adversely, it will be spurned
with the contempt that every true soldier
feels when the attempt is made to tamper
with his fidelity.
This is given as advice to the Press, gra-
tuitously; and should it have the effect to
cause the editor to take his stand where he
properly belongs, we will have the satsfac-
ton OF placing one newspaper where, if it be
not respected, at least it will not be placed
in an equivocal attitude.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
such hurry last fall, have returned and are

such hurry last fall, have returned and are
quite anxious to repurchase the homes they
left. They have doubtless found that they
themselves had been sold By Brigham at a
much cheaper rate than they had disposed of
their property. The movement will have
one good effect so far as regards that fine
valley, as the few Mormons who are left,
or who may come back will have to conform
to the ways and customs of the white popu-
lation who are now largely in the majority.
Lieut.. Ives expedition is returning. l have
before mentioned that he had succeeded in
navigating the Colorado 525 miles above
Fort Yuma, with boat drawing feet during
the lowest stage of the River and that it was
only six hundred miles from the head of nav
igation on the Colorado to the same point
on the Arkansas. and in the intervening
space there was only one place where Lieut..
Beale had to double team, and that he rep
resented not to be very steep hill but was
one that could be easily graded. They found
the banks of the River rich in the ores Of
copper, silver and other metals, which the
convenience Of navigation will render doubly
valuable. consider the discoveries made
by this expedition, second to none that have
been made on this coast; the navigation Of
the River will be an immense convenience
to the Salt Lake country.
The Board of Supervisors met this morn
ING and have ordered by vote of nine to
one that companies, No. l. J. E. Nutman,
Foreman. and Knickerbocker No. s. David
Scanned, Foreman, at once deliver up their
Engines and Engine Houses to the authority.
These are the companies that refused to obey
Whitney at the fire on Sunday night, as
above mentioned. A fight is expected, they
refuse to deliver up the machines
This morning Mons. Galley of the firm OF
Lecarheux Galley & Co., Of this city, WIS
stabbed by woman named Girand-Cause
jealousy. He is supposed to be mortally
wounded. Yours truly,
OMIKRON.
The Chief Engineer and tho Police sue
ceeded in obtaining the houses and engines
by breaking open the doors. No forcible
resistance was made.-[Ed.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
Democratic State Convention.

Alta meeting of tie Democratic State Central
Committee held in Sacramento, on the 10th day
of May. 1858, the following resolutions were
adopted:
Reso,ved, That the next Democratic State Con-
vention be held in tho city of Sacramento. on
Wednesday, the 4th day of August next, and that
the basis of representation be as follows. viz:
One delegate at large from each county, and ne
delegate for every two hundred Democratic votes
cast at the last general election for any Democrat
ic candidate on the State ticket nominated by the
Democratic party exclusively. and one delegate
for every fraction OF one hundred or more votes
cast for. such Democratic candidate.
Resolved, by the Centr, Committee That it is
recommended that the Democracy in the different
counties meet OH the goth day of July next, for
the purpose of electing delegates to the State
Convention.
The Democracy of the State of California are
hereby notified that State Convention will be
held in the city OF Sacramento, on Wednesday.
the 4th day of August, 1858 and that the ap-
portonment of representation therein, as settled
upon by the State Central Committee. is as fol-
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
TREASURER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
~ sons in the County of Placer who are en-
gagged in the business of selling Merchandise, and
Liquors in less quantities than quart, Gold Dust
Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery
Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys. Auc-
tioneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must
procure, or renew their License within ten days
after expiration. or their names will be handed to
the District Attorney for prosecution.
PHILIP STONER, Co. Treasurer
Auburn, April l7th, 1858. my.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
Ranch for Sale.

NlIE undcrsg gncd Offer for sale the well ~
L known Stephens Ranch. II miles north E:iD
of Auburn, on the Auburn Ravne Turnpike, near
the Lime Kilns. The ranch contains 48O .acrer.
l25 of which are nclosed by good fence. There
plastered and good stable, cow house, With 20
stalls corral, chicken houses, spring house, and
other excellent improvements. The ranch and
Improvements are admirably adapted to the dairy,
grazing, or farming business, and is certainly one
Of the most desirable locations in the country
The place will be disposed of with or without the
growing crops. the farming utensils, cattle, horses.
etc. The title ndisput;.ble and terms favorable
for further information apply, on the premises. to
GILLARD X BARBER.
Auburn, May 9Th, '5S-1 wk+
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15

SUNDAY GLoBE.-The S. F. Globe is one
of the best papers ir the State, and under the
management CT its spirited and enterprising
proprielors has met with excellent success.
Within few weeks they have been giving
to their readers a Sunday issue, filed with
literary articles, the productions of the most
popular writer's in California This is new
and interesting feature in political journalism,
that has not before met our attention, and
that will doubtless prove popular. Our friend
Duncan lays aside his political quill once a
week, and leaving party matters to take care
Of Themselves holds a pleasant Sunday
talk with men of all shades of opinion and
makes himself particularly agreeable to lady
readers.
The Sunday Globe is good home paper,
and not surpassed in the State.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15

AccIDEST.-We regret to learn that the
Rev. Adam Bland, the Presiding Elder of
the NJ. E. Church of this district, had his
arm broken few days since by his horse
falling with him. lie is reported TO be do
ing we'll.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
Democratic Central Committee.

The County Democratic Central Commit
tee is requested to meet in Auburn, at 10
o'clock, A. NJ, on Friday next. the 2lst Of
May. We are desired to say that business
Of Importance will be before that body, and
to request full attendance of the members
Of the Communities
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15

:. .MIss1NG.-WiIIiam Hall. Of Brushy Canon,
left his home on Thursday morning. the 9th
instant, was seen at Todd's Valley on the
following day, since which time all trace Of
him has been lost. As he had considerable
money with him at the time, his friends fear
that he has met with foul play.
The Placer herald., 1858-05-15
re- Martin, the Wizard, performed

Martin, the Wizard, performed in
town two evenings this week. He has just
returned from trip to Oregon, and has now
commenced tour of the northern mines.
He is very clever in his business, and per-
forms feats in necromancy that we have
never seen equaled. Martin is pleasant
fellow, and deserves good houses, which we
hope he will not fail to obtain.