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AUBURN
STEAM FIGURING MILLS

TIME undersigned are pleased to inform the
Il public that the enlargement and improve
ment of their mill having been completed. they
will commence running on Monday, the 9th inst,
when they will manufacture the best quality OF
Extra Superfne Flour. for Family and Bakers
use and also, GRIND Barley. feed stufs, &c, &c.
Both merchant and custom work will be done.
Farmers wishing to dispose Of their Wheat ana
Barley will please give'us call, as we are ready
to purchase at oil times.
SrovE WooD.-We will keep on hand. at all times
seasoned stove wood, cut to any desired length,
and will supply customers at shortest notice.
WAGNER Il co.
Auburn. September 1888,
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orchard of Tabb Mitchell, of this place, is an
apple tree measuring at the ground three in
ches in circumference, and about four feet in
hight, which until recently has been bearing
nearly one hundred apples. He pulled a
few days since about fifty from it, and still
the tree looks overloaded Auburn is GER
tainly favorite climate for fruit.
Mr.. NJ, has also some plums which ex-
coed anything in size we have ever seen in
the fruit line Of that variety. One plum,
pucked from the tree, weighed over two
ounces, and measured six inches in circum-
ference.
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ARRIVAL OF THE SONORA.
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.
Another great Victory won by the Allies

Another great Victory won by the Allies
The Sonora arrived at San Francisco on
Thursday evening at 5 o'clock, with dates
from New York to the 9Th inst, and by way
of Tehauntepec to the 10Th inst. The do
nestle news is unimportant.
European News.
The latest reliable dispatches from the
seat of war, left the Austrian headquarters
at Vilafranca, between the fortress of Yer
ona and Mantua, with the entire Austrian
army camping on the left bank of the Mncio,
and the allied army advancing towards the
right bank from Castilone.
Before the allied army had reached the
Mincio in force, the Austrians with the en-
tire force OF their army, crossed to the right
bank and took the initiative in the battle.
The battle proved very sanguinary. About
100000 men were engaged in it.
The battle was fought at Salfelno, small
town a few miles from Goito.
The Austrian loss is stated at $4,000 men
the French at 10000
During the battle, General now Marsha
Neil, displayed the greatest galantry. At
the head of $4,000 men, and two divisions
of calvary numbering 5000 or an aggregate
force of $4,000 men, he attacked the centre
of the Austrian army, and most sangunarv
conflict followed. The Austrians received
the attack with great firmness, and MUIR
derous fire of artillery and small arms
After twelve hours hard fighting, General
Neil forced the Austrians centre, and the
battle WAS won.
The Austrians then brought up their re-
serve of $4,000 men; the allies also brought
up their reserve of $4,000, and after fight
of three hours more, the battle ended entire
ly in favor of the allies.
The Zouaves were much cut up during the
battle. The Piedmontese army were at one
time completely surrounded by the Austrans,
but bravely repulsed them with great carnage.
Austrian deser.ers say that there were 40, 900
troops at Borro Senegal.
Marshal paraguay D'Illliers came to the
aid of Gen. Neil. and after driving the Aus
trains against Salferino, marched against
Corsican heights, which were strongly oc-
cupied by the Austrians, attacked their po-
stion, and captured it, compelling the Aus
trians to retire along their whole line
The allied army remained in possession of
the bard fought field but it appears were I'M
able to pursue the retreating columns.
Mexico.
The New Orleans True Delta learns that
Gen. Miramnon had declared himself Die
tator. So, also, has Gen. Marquee declared
himself Dictator. This report, tt ough gen
orally believed, wants confirmation.
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ASSEMBLY,.

!, having been a member of the Lower House of
s "v late Legislature, and acquired considerable
ma pel,ence, and acquaintance with measures of
~ oOte IMAM ordinary Importance which are likely
bo come before the next session of that body, 1
az. eeen solicited by number of the tax-pay-
for OF this county, to again become candidate
n,a ,e-eiectlon. If my Democratic breth, en- who
~ w. meet IN Convention in Auburn. on the 4th
ma august next, think proper to nominate me,
|he ! snail be elected. hope my past course will
|pj. sumcent guarantee that will represent
i '''er county with honesty AMI fidelity.
s. PHILIP LYNCH.
secret Ravine, July 10th. 1889
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f.. o'RE1LLY. J.o'NEILI
HEADQUARTERS SALOON!
O,REJlIY & O'NEILL. prODr's.

vanmater's building. opposite Wells, Fargo& Cos
AUBURN, CALIFORNIA.
THE proprietors of this tavorite Saloon return
L thanks to the public for the very liberal pa-.
tronage extended to them since the opening OF
the Headquarters and in presenting their ac-
know led gments therefor would beg leave to say
that their BAR will continue to be supplied with
nsrLiquors for family use will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
O'REILLY & O'NEILL.
Auburn, May, 22d. 1858.
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SUMMONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: To
II. S. ORDER.
W on are hereby Summoned to appear before
L me- at ny Office in Auburn. Placer county.
on Tuesday, the 10th day Of August. A. D.. 1859,
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, to answer the complaint OF
John r. Gwynn whereby he prnys judgment.
against you for the sum of Sixty five Dollars, in
an action upon promisory note, for said sum,
together with interest on said sum fro IN the 20ih
day of September, A. d. 1854 and costs Of suit,
and take notice, If you fail so to appear and ans
wer. Plaintiff will take Judgmen. as aforesaid.
Given under my hand, this 10th day Of July.
A. D. 1859. A. S. GRANT.
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 3.
JulY Odd. lShg.-1W
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, &C
(oI'xTy az pIArEp %

s'A carx OF O. uA T. FOR IS
In the County Court Of SAID County.
A. l.. STlNsoN ps. HIS CREDITORS
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. Il. II.
Il Van1ecar, County Judge of said county, the
creditors of said A. L. Stinson, an insolvent debt
or, are hereby notified to be and appear before
said Judge, at the court room in the town of Au-
burn, said county, on the 9th day of August.
A. D. 1859, at 10 o'clock, A NJ. of said day, then
and there, to show cause, if any they have, why
the prayer Of the said petitioner should not be
granted and he be discharged from his debts in
manner prescribed by law. And that in tie
meantime proceedings against him be stayed and
enjoined
Given under my hand and seul
- of snd Court, this July
I LIS. 10th, A. D. 1889
~ HENRY GOODlNG Clerk
BY WIN. A. JOHNSON, Deputy,
july 23d. 1S59--5w
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SERIOUS AcclDENr.-We regret to learn
That Lloyd, youngest son of Col. Mcclure,
OF Yankee Jims, fell from a fruit tree ION
Saturday last and broke his right leg above
the knee. DR.. Pagan set the broken limb,
and the youth is now as comfortable as could
Dc expected from the nature of the injury.
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BOARD OF UpERvIsoRs.-The August
term of the Board of Supervisors will com
mence in this place on Monday next.
The Supervisors will Sc. as Board Of
Equalization on Monday, August 9th
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DEMOCRATIC MEErING.-Gov. Weller and
hon. Chas. l.. Scott will fill their appoint
ments, as heretofore published, in this coun-
" next week. They will address the De,
mocracy of Yankee Jim's on Monday even
ing, and Of Auburn, on Tuesday evening.
democrats and all others are invited to come
out and hear the political issues of the day,
az, and honestly discussed by these gen
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The BRoDER1cK COUNTY TICKET.-The
Broderick Central Committee of this coun-
ty have filled up their Assembly ticket by
placing upon it the names of Daniel Louder
/ back, Of Damascus, D. II. Gray, of Dutch
Flat.
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News bv the Overland Mail.

The Overland Stage from ST. Louis, with
dates from that city of July 5th, arrived at
San Francisco on Tuesday evening, the 25th
inst Time % days hours and 80 minutes
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Domestic News

WAsHINGroN, July 3rd.-The expendit-
ures of the United States, for the fiscal year
ending June, exclusive of trust funds and
payments Of accounts of the public debt,
were $66,396, 900. There is a balance of
s3,s66,O00 remaining in the U. S. Treas
ury.
From thirty to thirty five passports con
tinue TO be issued daily from The Slate De
partmcnt; about three-fourihs of them to
naturalized citizens
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Notice to the Creditors of VIM. Bisset.

Notice to the Creditors Of VIM. BlsSet.
HbURSU.4NT to an order of the Hon. t. H.
II Vandecar, County Judge of Placer county,
California the creditors of said insovent are
hereby notified to be and appear before said
Judge, at Chambers in the town of .4uhurn, said
county, on the 25th day of July, A. D. 1859, at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. then and there TO show cause if any
they can, why an assignment of the estate of the
said insolvent should not be made, and he
discharged from his debts in manner prescrib-
ed by law and that in the mean time shall all
legal proceedings against him be stayed, except
as specially prescribed by statute.
49, Given under my hand, and the
LIS. Seal Of the County Court Of
49, said county, this 18th day of
June, A. d. 1859.
HENRY GOODlNG, County Clerk.
June. 25th, lS59.--5w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE
To Holders of Placer County Warrants.

4 LII ACCEPTED County Warrants from No.
IA 1880, to No. 17G4. dated Nov. 18th, 1885, will
be paid on Saturday, June 4th 1859. And II
not presented for payment within sixty days Fl t m
this date, the money will be applied TO the pay
ment OF warrants next in order Of registry. in
cordance with an Act OF the Legislature. approx
ed March 3lst, 1857. Payable August 7th. 49,
GEO W. APPLICABLE, County Treasurer.
TreNsurer's Office. July goth 1853.
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In the Matter Of the Estate of James
Murphy. Deceased,

IN reading and fling the petition of the ADJ
~ mnistrator of said estate for distribution
t. ereof among the persons by law entitled there
to. 1t is ordered, that all persons Interested be
and they are hereb. directed to appear before the
Probate Judge Of Placer county, at the Court
House in Auburn, in said county, in open Court,
on the 23d day of August, A. II. 1859, at ten
O'Clock, a. NJ, of that day, to show cause if any
they can. why an order of distribution should
not be granted, and that copy of this order be
published for four successive weeks prior to said
day. in the Placer Herald. newspaper printed
and published in said county.
Auburn, July 10th, 1S59.--4w
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SUM MONS,


STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF PLACER
In the District Court Of the I'm Judicial Dist.
BENJAMIN LEGGETr, Plaintiff rs. NORRIS X.
BUCK. Defendant.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Eleventh Judicial District, and the complaint
filed in the county of Placer, in the Office of
the Clerk Of the said District Court
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, SEND
GREETING: TO MORRIS r. Buck.
Won are hereby required to appear in an ac-
Il ton brought against you by the above nam
ed Plaintiff in the District Court of the Eleventh
Judicial District in and for the county of Placer,
and to answer the complaint filed therein, Ca copy
of which accompanies this Summons) within ten
days exclusive of the day Of scrvice,) after the
service on you of this Summons-if served with
in this county; if crved out of this county. but
within this Judicial District. within twenty days;
if served out of said District, then within
forty days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you.
The said action is brought to recover judgment
for three hundred and five dollars. with interest
from the Goth day of May, A. u. 1858. at ten per
cent per annum, and costs of suit, all OF which
is more fully set forth in the original complaint
now on file in my Office and If you fail to appear
and answer the said complaint as above required.
the Plaintiff will take judgment by default and
apply to the Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand and seal of
the District Court of the Ele-
(-.-) venth Judicial District this 18th
LIS. day Of July in the year of our
~r-) Lord, one thousand eight hun
drcd and ifty-ninc
HENRY COOLING, County Clerk.
Mills & Rowell. Attorneys for Plaintiff
July l6th 1S59.-3m
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Republican County Convention.

NE REPUBLICANS of Placer County. are
quested to meet in Convention at Auburn,
= saturday, the 9th day of August, 1859,
AZ. .Ha tne purpose of nominating candidates for
.me several county Offices to be filled at the next
general Election. Each Precinct will be entitled
w. one Delegate. and one additional Delegate for
o'y hundred votes polled at the last general
o'1 pt and one for every fraction over fifty.
ny order of the County Committee.
Al, F. B. HIGGINS, Chairman.
Auburn, July 9Th, l859.-5w
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Recommendations. Norcross & Eli
on are prepared totake the finest of Photo
graphs, OF the various sizes. See their ad
vertisement of TODAY
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Political.

BANGOR, Me-, July lst.-The Democratic
State Convention which met here yesterday,
nominated Mennosseth Smith (Adminstra-
tion) for Governor. The vote stood: Smith
3o4; Smart (Douglas) 2s4; scattering IS.
The delegates to the Charleston Conven-
ton are, Geo Shipey and E. Wilder Farley,
Administration and A. NJ. Roberts and
and Bion Bradbury, (anti. Administrations
LEAvENwoRTH, July 2d.-TEe Kansas
Constitutional Convention assemblies at
Wvandotte on Tuesday next.
The Republicans claim majority of twelve
or more, but as the certificates of election
will not be issued until the day of the Con-
venton meets, the absolute political charac-
ter of the Convention cannot be stated.
1t is understood in any event a constitu-
ton will be formed prohibiting slavery, or
involuntary servtude, and an effort will be
made to engia aft provision excluding ne
groes from the State.
SUCCESSFUL VOYAGE OF THE ARIEL SHIP.
The great Ariel ship "Atlantc" started
from St. Louis, Missouri, at quarter before
seven o'clock, p NJ, or the lst of July,
and reached the town of North Adams.
Jefferson county, New York, at eleven o'clock
next morning. The passengers were Pro-
fessors Wise, Lamoutain and eager, and Mr..
William Hyde, reporter for the Missouri Re-
publican. Not less than $4,000 persons
witnessed the departure
The success of this trip has inspired the
aranouts with the idea of establishing a
semi-daiy line Of balloons to ply between
St. Louis and New York; also for line from
New York to Europe.
European News.
At latest accounts no moro battles had
been fought.
King Victor Emanuel has officially declar-
ed that he would not consent to the annexa-
ton of any part of the Roman States to Sar-
DINA.
The Austrian official accounts of the loss
es sustained by them during the battle of
Magenta, has been published. The total
number of killed wounded and missing is
piven at 97l2
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DLANKS-
d Blank Deeds. Blank .fortgages, and
Blank Personal Movtgages, now ready for sale
to the Pla or Herald office,
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MEEDlCAL LIQUORS Il WINES, of the pur
1X1 est and best to be found in the market
For sale by S. W. MORRELL.
Murch 5th, my
DERFUMERY, Of every variety. For sale by
S. W. MORRELL.
March 9th, my
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brushes. Hair Cloth, Tooth. FLESH Paint and
- White Wash Brushes full assortment. For
sale by $, W. MoRRELE
March 18th, 80 my
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Mexico.

The New Orleans True Delta learns that
Gen. Miramnon had declared himself Die
tator. So, also, has Gen. Marquee declared
himself Dictator. This report, though gen
orally believed, wants confirmation.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC
GEO. WILLMENT,
Corner Of Commercial and Court StS.,
AUBURN, CAL.

HAVE on hand and nm constantly receiving
Il large additions to my well selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors. &c, at the old corner consist
ing in part as follows:
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Auburn. October Goth. 1S5s.-my
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-14

breeze and re-enter upon national career, where,
If no glory awaited her. she would at least be free
from subsection by might to wrong and shame
But will dismiss such thoughts from my mind
and indulge in their stead the pleasing belief that
the federal Constitution, the Constitution of our "a
Tiers the Constitution of compromise between con.
ficting interests, will ever be found potent enough
to overpower the most formidable sectional opposi-
ton which may be advanced against Its provisions
Beyond it. there would be but little left worth living
for" :
The New York Tribune has told the people of
the South what they may expect if Seward is elect
ed. Seward has told them himself in his Rochester
speech. The only hope of defeating Seward is to
be found in the national Democratic party With
the Charlotte Bulletin (Which recently appealed to
its friend of the Register not to organize opposition
in this State,) we hold that ian opposition to the
Democracy Of North Carolina will serve the purpose
of Strengthening the arms of black Republicanism,
without any design to do So The defeat or the
disorganization of true Southern party at the
South must result in giving to our enemies the ad
vantage they seek"
Weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1858-1865, 1859-09-14

K1rrRELL's.-A correspondent of the Petersburg
Express, writing from KittrelTs Springs under date
September 9th, says: 'aS a'
II arrived at this place on Saturday morning last
for the first time this season. The accommodation
here is very bad much so, that we did not try to
get lodging in any Of the trough edged" shanties
that are here, but sought accommodation at a hotel
belonging to Maj. W. F. Collins, about half mile
from this place, and managed by W. R. Pepper, who
is well known to the epicurian public Here, it is
true, we found every apartment crowded and had
to "put up" with any place that we could get; but
all praise is due the gentemanly manager, for the
interest he took in storing away his large crowd
comfortably, which we believe be did. The eating
apartment of this house is very good-every thing
seems to be cooked in the best manner. Were we
to stay at Kittrel's six months, we should board
with Pepper" ..s- '.,
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HARDING'S COLUMN.
-fetS
FALL AND WINTER cLorHINGs
ARRIVING DAILY PER EXPRESS,

i !
WE HAVE PAID MORE ATTENTION TO THE
W manufacturing Of our Clothing this season than
heretofore.
In the selections of choice patterns in the superiority Of
make and hnsh we would call particular attention. We
ment of 10 ..-- ,-7fr a. 'ls-
Children Suits and Over Sacks, Raglans, &c.,
which cannot but attract the attention of Parent. and
Guardians
IN THE FURNISHING GOODS DEPARTMENT. We :
able to exhibit and shall continue to do So through
the season. the most desirable styles Of s.-- -.
Muslin Shirts. Gloves, Silk Ties, &C.,
in the State Remember pay special attention to tho
manufacture and selection of goods TO please and & sree
sized men, as well as nedum and other sizes.
styles ~ '' mug y '1p'e''' " g '''' '''''' -"
Gents, Silk Ties,
mostly French manufacture The French celebrated
for their taste and SKILL and their Ties have shape and
finish which the American Tie has not.
In few days we shall open one hundred suits of
Dark Mixed French Cassimeres, ~
which shall offer at the low price Of 90 dollars per suit
The leading Clothing Houses in New York sell these suits
We hare making to our order one hundred pairs
Fine Black French Doe Skin Pants,
superior to any heretofore sold BY us-prce doa, and
deviation. .r-
Measures taken for Dress Suits by u.s. and perfectly sat.
isctory fit guaranteed Our in this branch
business will warrant us in saying that cannot DO
's TsE b Sell I'D k SH1Y ct sHSss COAT VEST
COMPANY No 1855 Broadway, New York, have appointed
E. HARDING their Agent for the sale Of their goods
in Raleigh Samples Of Vests and Coats be seen at his
Store and any explanations required will be cheerfully
given Measures taken, and quality and style of goods
ordered will be made in New York. and delivered here
within twelve days. ...., -. a..
THE GREAT INVENTION, CLOTHING WITHOUT
SEAM.-We have the way large invoice of Seam
less Clothing. These Fabrics oil woven in the wool,
without any the cross-fbre system which
bnes the greatest elasticity with the greatest strength
will neither shrink stretch out Of shape crack"
Call and examine at
E. l.. HARDNESS
Raleigh, Sept.!2, 1885, Sly.
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An IMPosroR, impostor. calling himself Lee

An IMPosTOR.-An impostor, calling himself Lee
Major Lee and claiming to be Mason in good
standing, has been exposed in the May and August
numbers, 1859, of the Masonic Signet and jour-
nal" This man, it seems, has hailed at different
times from all points of the compass, and has
ceeded, though an expelled Mason, in imposing on
number of Lodges. In May last as We observe in
the Siqnet, he attempted to impose on the Masons
and citizens of franklin, Macon Co., N c., but was
town. He is described as follows, by the heads of
the Masonic and Odd Fellows Lodges in Atlanta,
Georgia: "Ths Major Lee has certificate as drill
Major of the U. S army is some five feet ten inches
high, spare built, dark complexion, prominent nose
and chin 45 or so years old, very black hair, and
heavy moustache and whskers, keen blue eyes, and
as polite as a dancing master. He frequently plays
crazy when all other articles fall" lie passes
sometimes as preacher of the Gospel.
One morning last week man answering to this
description, called on Mason, resident Of this
City, and after preliminaries he applied for Pc
cuniary assistance. The gentleman to whom he
applied is bright" and we'll posted Mason-had
seen the accounts in the Sgnet in relation to the
"exploits" of Maj. Lee and felt sure that this
the man. Looking him in the eye, he told him he
could not recognize him as a Mason, and could not
aid him. Lee was about to put on some airs, but
the gentlemen referred to told him he knew who he
was, and that he had better be quiet Lee then left
struck Decline for the Railroad, and has not
been heard from since