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The Placer herald., 1859-02-12
Offices in Placer County, Californ;o

Auburn. ...................R Robert Gordon
Bath. h..................C Charles S. Lande,S
Coon Greek. ID. B, (1ooda
Damascus. us............... Thomas Moreland
DuCcn iat. at............ ~. Jefffies
llllnOlstOWn. .................. Is. Bricke))
Iowa Hill. l...................S S. N. Calvin
Lisbon. .................. II. W. Applepate
Mountain Springs. ............ H. H. Brown
Michigan Bluff. ff..............F.S S. Washeim
NeasDurS.. .-................ A. g. Neal.
Rattlesnake. ..................D D. S. Beach.
Secret Ravine. e................. H. G.. Hart
TOdd's Valley. ............. Wm NJ. Hall,
Virginia Changed from Orc City, r. c. Lyons
PLACER COUNTY OFFICERS.
Hon. James E. Hale. ........ County judge.
Charles King. ...................... Sheriff.
Tabb Mitchell. .............. County Clerk.
Philip StOner.. r.................. Treasurer.
Philip w. Thomas. ..... District Attorney.
S. q. Elliott. ............ County Surveyor.
p. G. Millette. :. Sup't of Common Schools.
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DAMruooLs DEFINITION OF BUMMER
A hummer is an animal in the shape of a
human being-a degeneraed dwindled-down
to.a-less-t than one thousandth- part-of-human-
ty, known by his only pursuit, loatology;
one who never pays a cent nor misses meal;
hanger ON at whiskey shop; the devils
angel sent broadcast over the land, slipping
in poison and sending forth double distilled
death. The name is said to have originated
from an individual who possessed the above
traits of character
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What a man most needs is a friend to
make him do what he is capable of doing
Emerson.
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PROBATE COURT.
HoN. JAMES f. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the fourth Monday in each month.
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"How does this razor cpt?" said barber
the other day while shaving one Of his Gus
toners.
Pretty well, shonld think was the re-
ply; "you've cut me in two places already"
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
NNHE second Term of Mrs. Turner's School will
IL commence January 10th, 1859.
Auburn, Dec. 30th lS5s.-2w
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SPANISH DEsEoRArIoN.-A singular proof
Of Spanish Indifference to the monuments of
ancient art, has been recently given. The
famous bridge of A|cantara, which spanned
the Tagus, with the trumphal arch Of Tea
Gan, ha, been demolished for the sake Of the
stones Of which they were composed. The
bridge was 970 feet long and twenty eight
feet wide. The arch upon the bridge was
forty feet in height. 1t was one Of the no
best Of Roman relics in Europe; and it is
really incouceivable how any people, not ac-
tuaily barbarous, could consent to destroy
50 precious a memorial of bygone' centuries.
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COUNTY COURT.
Hon. JAMES Z. HALE, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May,
August and November.
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DIR. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S
PRIVATE MEDICAL
SURGICAL INSTITUTE

l. u
Sacramento street, below Montgomery. op-
posite the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
Office,
San Francisco.
ESTABLISHED IN 1854, FOR THE PERMA-
NENT CURE OF ALL PRIVATE AND
CHRONIC DISEASES, AND THE
SUPPRESSION OF QUACKERY.
Attending and resident Physician.
l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ. D.,
Late in the Hungarian Revolutionary War, Chief
Physician to the goth Regiment of Honveds,
Chief Surgeon to the Military Hospital Of Pesth,
Hungary. the late Lecturer on diseases of wo-
men and children. and Honorary Member of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine.
4 PERMANENT CURE GUARANTEED
OR NO Pay.
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, by letter or otherwise, free.
San Francisco, CAL
TO THE AFFLICTED.-Dr L. J. Czapkay.
returns his sincere thanks to his numerous patients
for their patronage, and would take this Oppor-
tuniiy to remind them that he continues to con-
suit at his Institute for the Of Chronic dis
eases of the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, digestive and
Syphiitic ulcers gonorrh@a, gleet, structures,
seminal weakness and all the horrd consequen-
ccs of sclfabuse, and he hopes that his long eX-
pcrencc and successful practice of many years
will continue to ensure him q. share of public
patronage. By the practice Of many years in El-
rope and the United States, and during the Hun
garan war and campaigns he is enabled to ap-
ply the most efficient and successful remedies
against disease of all kinds He uses no mercury
charges mOderatc-treats his patients in cor
rect and honorable way-has reference of un-
questionable vcracity from men of known res
pectablity and high standing in society. All
parties consulting him, by letter or otherwise,
will receive the best and gcntlest treatment, and
implicit secrecy.
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DISTRICT COURT.
Hon. Benjamin F. Myres, Judge.
Meets on the second Monday in January, April
and July, and on the third Monday of October.
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OF I'll diseases, the great first cause
Springs from neglect Of Natures laws.
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COURT OF SESSIONS

Hon. James E. Hale, Presiding Judge;
DIS. Beach and D. V. Mason, Associates.
Meets on the second Monday in February, May,
August and November.
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WITH DISPATCH.

The .NEH-EST STYLES OF TYPE will
be cons netantly added to the already extensive
stock Of Job materials and a fine assortment of
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". r,,v Q, vote. tia. there ia Danger for the teds

,r VIE plurality o, votes that there caps Tor 'ne ted
"a. Nrr:lcry.
The Gessnio Confederation Is 60 posed OF thirty ono
crsrcres OF unequal extent and the tour tree cWes
TrspkioIic abe Maine, Lubbock, Bremen ana Hamburg
making in all thirty five States The following list com
pees the rants Of the States represented In the Confede
retos the population of each and the Plenipoien'ares
who represent the different States us the Dict no" con
stitued twill he socn that there in oil twenty Two
representatives in the FEDERAL Assembly Austria as pe
greatest Power the Consideration has the rsnt 10 up
point the President and from 1855 to the present me or
until he succeeded Count Bucl as Austrian Minister Oh s'o
the osher Gay, Count Reohberg occupied 'h@ P0S''on
Baron de Kubeck is Row President of the Diet
ERAL ASSEMBLY OR DIET OF FRANKFORT
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conduct adopted by Prussia he moment the should
break out Prussia VIII watch over The security q Ger
over the maintenance oi tho equiI.1re Europeas.
Baron Schleniz pronounoed on Tho attitude OF England
and Rusea. England will remain neutral a. long ~ CIR
cumstances and her interests will permit her. Russia nAs
declared that che has made with any otaer
Power which binds her. she will occupy for the moment
expecant position and will reser her entire liberty
70 change that position the the oter Powers ia
terfere In this war.
The Commission s convinced that tho war sustained by
Austria IN jy against Sardinia and France-evea when
IL taken consideration certain mstrust regards
FrsDcedces rot offer to toe governmeot any plausible
The Prussia enjoys an Intrinsic accord between
the King aud the people, he less she will DO inclined
lend her arms 70 another country where that accord en-
tirely wanting
STATE OF GERMANY AT THE LAST DATES.
At the latest dates the state Of feeling Germany
most disturbed Tho anxiety with reference 70 tho French
Army OF Observation whose presence on the Rhine roa
tier was hourly feared, is represented a. spreading
rapidly.
Accounts from the Southern States Of Germany reerate
the reports that the war excitement there most in
tense. Explanations said 70 have been demanded re-
specng the passage Of Austrian troops through Bavaran
territory Twenty thousand sne, from Bohemia, ssder
Field Marshal Clam Ga!las being on their cray 70 Italy
through M,a,ich, the capital of that Kingdom.
At the sitting Of the federal Diet at Frankfort the
2sih ut the German States votsd that in certain
evenuacs military should be taxed. Prussia
claimed that such the initiative should be accorded
70 her.
Meantime reports continued to circuats that Prussia
would call cut the LAndvehr or the 5th Of june
1t Is said that France is about 70 send special Comu,is
sioner-Mors. Berredelli--to Germany WITH n view to
compromise matters there
10 this state Of things the part the German Corfedera
ton may be called upon to play in the war Il s yet i'm
posfIhe 70 PREDICT Should Napoleon order tho army
under the Duke Of MAlakodto take up poaitcn the
RhEe The German States would doubtless feel copsled
seed the federal army 10 that pon. aso to protect
Lsir territories which event the statement Of he Par
c6IIeepSndeat CT the London Post may DO verified wlo
! tEys:--
IT'S lsiersd ~ Nnae Feope thai tas small German States,
,ush Prassi1 at e head, M esaatly come 10 the Te:cse
of Austria u 30, ne Way Nosd tccor:e srsve-set, fer
E,ia etai rot X ohe,nie than josh Ffares Mhsch oc.d
iasoe reuolt 81 ne whole Ch7it:dn poritot'eD y ne
Ecs, and ut,n year 'si0at find the RuRosss al Ger
sro.hncrl,
II vii. thus lie that the position Of Germany full
OF difficulty uncertainty With all Der best inter ests
demanding that se shoad remain neutral in tins war tbs
suce OF circumstance many Of them ELL unforeseen,
may pei Der TO take an active Part In the contest
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5000 REWARD WILL sE PAID ~ TaR sUBsCsI.
The recovery ard restoration Of sks ana ella robos
nom our store on the night OF saturday he 9Th Sun
OK morning sNy For particulars description Of goods
callA ULLhAF. BLUhAhTHAf. OO.'s "a Deg street
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ARDS.

Ok EEwARD.-LosT ON THURsDA az EVENING, JUNE
W. some business papers belonging John Robertson In
ulton Terry e6ge In Broad Thirteenth
6Lder viii receive tho above by leaving
ia fTospec! street, Brooklyn
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STEANIBOATS,


o. light dr.aebt Apps to BEEKsI, IS reos sup
z Efr0Rr, otIFFsOoD sN0 PGsTa AssoY-MAK
sas d.
sans .Uss hss .s, Us sa. landing Pee. n, :
eTkfsEN K0sEsIs s6a ouih street. - "''''As
E'Os LAKE sUPsFIos-THE spLRXDID Low PaKs
'sTs IfEsi s' J1Hs FRASER .srEs
sa Iesys Isy0 Nv Msa m rssq,s, a. ooa,t ~
sw:sdossaay. yuSsm Saturday Jalyr
xsss.:s. sss:S' sS 9sssasy sssss
1rsVess ca6 leave Niagara Falls saa 10 and Giss,.sa
~ Cars q bgs the previoua eveong and reach Detroit M
70 pleasure traveller. h,a seekers during the summed
ucT;yr,, ,y, unsIgs.ses GO 0So big
&c sss.s Or
BY ssa;,ssS X. I ssKnfsts !, is,Sis
n VAN Cold spr;nF AND wess Po.t The steamer sso .6
WAY viii leave pier TOO, Of Isy touching 4 5
Newburg at IA o clock.
e. ..sDsl Es xsp y. ss,s
so sR'ag .,'si sTs =. street.
boat The boat viii make resuar 'ips to the Fishing Bank
y for oenoove New Rochelle CT, Island wightstons 40
susuet ri The steamer 0oE WAVE. leaving Peck AZ
Isb street Thirty third sree.ss Rsiusnns leaves ais
ove at r. n, and etoppinc at al the landings reur
Fare to Gencove &c; TO stFats nport szlc c.ux
E.B The steamer Ocean waye Will trip to tho sis
ing ERuka
N5EAaH6 BROADWAY, FROM fIsx FOOT OF "a
~ Brtet every afternoon, At ccfo0k iAnam6 ~ onnee
phcr street YonkoS Hastings Dobos rery y -
bipg ard Haverrnw Freight received After w 0al0o
md more taken Sa;urdAva
CuNDAy POAv FOR NSweU1G -TaE SrHAME
BROADWAY will leave pier foot OF jay greet touchin
Chrsopber every Sunday morning. at y oclck Landtn
al Yonieys Hastnss. Dobbs Ferrs, TAR town Sing s,n
Hayerttrsw. est Point Cold epring AID Cornwall kor
ing wiz leave rewburg at ~ O'clock
vxTREHAwKEE FERRY ~ NOW RUNNING DAHL
w f.nn a. N. toQP frem Forty esccnd street. Cor
houses haEs been erected aud am pic sco0
odstions prov ded tor pesenge and carriages tn. bos
Large 6rst clsss add ply every fifteen uues Th. M
terry sfc'oesvers deebe resort citizens OF
Tho ,pAsede and forest We chs vixen IN tho
date vicinity OF the landing abound vita seuiifu wsiss
uoder toe palisade slopg tho river OF 90
quiet country picUice schools and aldrrn can sp
resnhul end delightful day at .eeh,wtep rer,eG , ~
meDtsined on ihe Gounig Of tn 90 npeny Suinng "s
raessd for ssie by tho ferry company GA tsvosne M
Apply III the Office VI the company on tho Weeaawken &do
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&Sln REWARD WILL BE PAID AND NO OUERrTO M
Wv .sked for the return Of ladys French made work
tox sno case large size sde OF ebony wood Dad
and bound with brass had IA of value only to
te owner eyecu'ed on which IL he Of TIE boz
1te case Ia valued greatly ~ ei from decosscd f,ep1
street " - -
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c10 REWARD LOST. ON MONDAY LAST, BE.
wv tween ii and IL O'clock NJ, either In Myrtle
BrookJ Fulton ferry or IN Filth avenue
stage e2S II gold rolled up In piece OF paper The above
reward will be paid .leavtns Inc saxne with Lock wood
Broters auctoneers l62 Broadway.
con REwARD.-LosT. ON OR ABOUT The 2OTU OF
wv may last In coming supposed. from Patterson n
d. 70 New York package enclosing bouds eiver
~ ceren ptrD0ns OF person but the owner
70 yotp street
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PiSfSnta fcpITt mCntn, on TIE pOgLol or that
country in the present cras, Of which the following is
sy nopsis:-
Inc Commission unanimously approve that the govern
eD las taken end conserved IN s character Of xroat
Italian conflict had taken by The Interference Of Franoe
IN favor OF SarGins, and serious PROPORTIONS
and considers that the setting Of this conflict dovoves
Cd TIC united care OF the five great Pow ers.
TIE ministers present at the discussion declare tha.
Prufsa from The beginning had left no doubt as 10 her
View Of the affair." Prussia being on friendly relation,
with all the Powers and most particularly with Eogand
when the Italian question, In which TIE first Instance
she was not directly interested, brought for 0ard
HAD sne taken part with Austria she would have been
eeneted from Russia and England and instead OF main
tanning the peace she would have provoked war; m ,re
particularly that at That moment the conflict did not in
Nany oxst but only az apprehension that it would ar
rive although the dimensions were no, orcseeu as there
existed no precise difference. BY .akng part with Aus.
ra under such circumstances, Prues' you'd bsys abi
cseo all proper Judgment in the ~. s grd would have
accepted the solidarity or policy that Austria punuee
aone and in which Prussia Ss 10 ht ghatey er to par
topa.e.
TIE Commission was Of opinion that tho conduct OF
me government N this circumstance Ia accord
WIN no! only the interests Of Prussia but OF all Ger
many.
Wren she struggle between France and Austria in
sy should be the oreunner Of other projects aud
more vast, which might threaten Prussia and (ermsay
soud have been contrary to the Pruesau German 10
erefis TO have taken an attitude such steps would
pave drawn Germany into war with France on the
borders OF the Rhine and other dangers hAps greater
stin--and OIL that 70 prevent war In Italy.
The affair OF Austria herself TO defend her position
r Italy aud her German possesson This is the
more tue ba. Ausira hersel has declared the proto
col Of April 0, 1873
The Emperor In not Incorporating Iombardy 70 The circle
the prohces belonging the confeerated terdOry wished
to N tho Confs
to extend his line Of defence beyold tho Alps.
The war in Italy might probsbly events 10 arise
that would threaten the interests Of Germany but II is
for Prsa alone 10 Judge when ouch events arrive they
are Of nature 70 call forth the defensive force Of Ger
many Austria has taken 70 all appearance At least the
role Of aggressor she has taken THE stcp
tho circumstances OF England and Prussa aod oil the ar
pUmou's That Auftra bas made Of TO tn momsn. in
us.ify ihs step.
Pruasa was the In duty bound 70 dsapprove her
inssmuch as eironeous rpretabn might hayo been
put On her aiming her iroops % supper. the ultima.
tunn sent by Austria.
The Commission proceeded mex, W OK anime the line Of
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Regular Cairo, Memp h is and 81. Louis Line
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One of these Bosts will leavs Nashville day at l2
meeting Cairo with Illinois Central 2aoad and
Nashville 70 st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Relanee, Dunlet Ella John 6aut and Tempest leave ash
wis every Thursday and Tuesday, y o'clock, NJ tins from
Nashville to Louisville Sixty hours and to Cincinnati onr days
Regular Mem phis, New Orleans ana Vtcks-
burg line of Boats
james Johnson Nashville r. Howard Red Rover and Joseph
inc Savage. One Of these Goats will leave Nashville every other
day. time fTom Nashville to Memphis - hours Fck
bnrg, five days; and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Boas leave Nashville day and wait for the arrival sf the
Passenger Trains before starting.
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srty for the equalizslion Of psymsus sad ;vsio. s
profit Forthis the land ras bouad a. al sv-1,s-
where there we're not suhciens personal assets But
let this be ss Il nay, the safe ss nEle uli1sleIg
upon the bill Of The infa1t. b next friend ai sl
necessary accounts taken either before OF AFTER he
sale to settle and sdjusf he righss Of the
the proceeds The iafant, as We see, WOald Be ia.
jared by setisg aside and be IS before tbe court
II mlnner and form il which he can be legslly ii
serted Of his title for The benefit Of the purchaser
andtAerefaFe teAre can be no objsetieu % 1hs va
hduy Of the sale. The WidoW releases her claim of
dcWeria theinteresto Of her husband in ais proper
y There is, thsn 10 dicully IS . the title, and
me decree Of the Chspeellor dismissing tie psli-
ion, and ordering the money be paid b. the par-
eaasers, isafRrued. fhs Gauss win Be- rsnarsed
ior iar her proceedings under the decree fer the fH
'e'iiea' Mt Of the rights Of the parties. -
CARUrEEzs
correct copy. J. P GEkxx, CLERK.
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NEW I0R mATEnIAAs.

We take pleasure stating to our friends and pa,
irons. aud the public geners ~ that we have just
received aud opened The most ceapleie and veil
selected assOrtment of New job Materials ever
brought to The city; and that We are nOE ih0EOugh
ly furnished, and prepared to do say and sll york
in the Jobbing Book line in The very faest style
Of the art We hope to be able 10 please all, ss our
arrangements are ample and complete. sl L.
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Brandies, Wines, and Liquors,
AND DEALERS IN
HAVANA CIGARS, TOBACCO, &c, &C.,
NO. 3 COLLEGE STREET
NASHVILLE. TENNEssEE.
yTyHE undersigned svs in store the following pure Liquors.
favorable terms respectfully purchasers of those goods
examine their stock before laying.
tom House and be warranted genuine Being determined 70
sell atSW e aSis 70 40 sO naI .n
Prompt dealers Is viii meet their views
% and pipes Fine COgnae 10 bbs superior Rye Whisky
Brsndies choicest brands; very old;
Z do Rochelle do bbIs genuine Old BOur'ndO
5do pune Holland Gin; Ice bbls fine Tenn. Corn do
puncheons W. Rum puncheons Irish and Scotch
Malt Whisky, best brands
100 baskets and bxs Champagne, 90 do sauternss;
best brands; IOF casks Sherry;
80 do Hungarian, White and 10 DO Madeira;
q boxes TiPs cl,rsts; 10 J. Pert;
Nv ' Porter, Ale, sc. - W. 'Nf''''''
s. DO English English and Scotch Ale, best brands;
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Bitters
% do French CordAls, assorted;
% de Brandy Cherries
10 de Curacao, MAreschino and Absynthe.
" Cigars.
100000 genuine Havana Cigars, 300 900 German cigars
choicest brands; 5000 Baltmsrs ReEaila' do
20 bKs Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco T. W Anderson
ISaO do do do DO IeftTiek' vi,.o4is 4sSss;
dS sSGs Do Do Dc Dc de- Dc :. "sutSerl.nd's Fine
boxes fine virginia Chewing Tobacco 'suterland sins gu.
non;"
. boxes ne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, CAauber RppeE
Golden Leaf
90 boxes Virginia Chewing Tobacco LAnghOrn s. Armisead,
No. /, Gold Leaf"
{ boxes hne Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "AllensS'
so boxes best Tennessee do do.
Is boxes sKean Smiths celebrated wist and Pancakes
Danv Tobacco equal if not superior to any ever oilers
With many otter articles connected with business.
WILLIAMS0N-& & CHEATHAM,
espq No p. College street. Nashville. Tenn
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BEAVER DAM sPRTN Gs


nURsUANT 70 deceal mae IN the Chancesy cerrf
CenreYiile, at its March Term l-5 VA ProCd =
sell, the ast- saturday In Nay next (oeius the
h day month Beaver Dam srngs and anis Ett1ee8
thereto specifically described the decree heari upOn the ~
day OF March, 1859 being 500 % and nFe
less the following credits One half o. the purchase on
e be paid the st dg O January lc5o and ne ota t
On the lst day January, ISL taking the n5tes Of ne p
ers vita GOOD security retaining Ne land uai ne
purchnse money is paid day and place, viii
cecil to SELL and eonnus Enh- all he furniture ufi1nE
nx 10 said Springs consisting OF the following e
II nti September nextiorty double and snge mat
as.s twenty c0unssrpa1E forty comortss hifeec bea
spreads forty hedseas, thirty i've lounges ara e5
twenty-five snalI ables bureaus Puo 9eins eAs
one hundred forty windsor and split bottom Chairs eaz
glasses dining tables and table Of dssptol oe
hsek and harness, and stock, and ne every thing ~
ing enl appertaning Springs TOR <esng ts1
sumner resort The character of this deghgl watering p
Is fully eaished beauty, attraction and heahfalnea
extended uIn the Undersigned. Ife nell
na properties Of the have been tested and fDn1 hy
beneficial in relief the inyald suated rufa Dis
trct the sublime and beadul u natafll AsnertfR
sporman fnds ample q exercising his tEsts, either
delight the chase he pieasant and gus ament
tackle person desiring % eaiAe ~ pfcs HsA
apply to Mr. McGee upon he premises 49,. ~ y.
ap2-dtd. OklALL A NtA0ttiC. z n.
FS-The Msmphis Appeal Fo-ence Eii pieas8
copy and ssRd their at Cs1trsys Tenn
Q A. NIXON, C. NJ
The County Court Tor Davidson County.
WUAVING santed letters % ADMINISTRATION the esase
Chares P. Mcguire, deceased all perssns indetsed .
an persons hav ng esims against said ele hereby noed
present them duly proved Ehia !hs t@s prsszs
iunetIs-sau Ssninistrstor clariss P, A4guirt
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N URDEkiNG TICKETS Or UEkTIFICATBs FIe1ls
Escl0se the aldres Cor the Tickets arsre
receipt OK which they E e forwarded b. first nail Phasra
can have tickets ending Ia any egT they may desgnsss.
The List Of Drawn numbers ard Przes Wil
chzssrs iElmeifiately after The drawing.
? Purchasers will peass their signatures plain. and
give their Posi- Ohce, County and State.
Reenser nateTery Prize - drawn and pEysbe in fuil
without deduction sf-a
All prizes OF 81 900 and unds paid mmsiiasY afsr
the dTaEinsOer prizes at the Gsaal time Of thirty ays
Notice 10 C0rrespOndenfs-Those who prefer s.cs
sending money ~ mall euse the ADAMS EXPRESS CON-
PANY, whereby money for Tickets IL u Ten D9s-s ands
upwards be sent Ouf rsk da ecpefss
where have oce- Ths money asd us2
be enclosed in GorsnRsaf P0sf 05fee aEBei Esseepss
CT the Express Company canuoi receive then.
All communications strictly conddenfiAl.
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