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Administrators Notice

WHEREAS, Letters Of Administration
w on the estate Of MhrcrlIus Ncker-
nan. Diseased. we're granted to the I'M
d~ersisnsl ct the last December term d
the Probate Court u Tsllaha,chic Coun-
tv. State Of Mississippi; nav all persons
having elssfns against the estate Of said
deceicnt. are hereby requested to exhibit
the same. AMI have them registered IN
the manner. and within the time prs.
scribei ~ law, or they will Be forever
barrel.
r. J. N. Bird GERS, Atm'r.
Dec. -, ISIS. k Jw.
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s,a.s Of ~iaissips.ppi. Panel, County.

St'te o. fnibhhlS.Pnl, iihoii 'pint}t
N. u. Peterson, ATTACHMENT Is.
W. snetl hy A. ". Ray.
Nose. Brown. \ burn, j. r.. tAo IN
lny " December, lass, IN favor II snid
". u. Peterson, and neainst the estate ~
Moses Brown, for $9j 0o.ioo IN the
Justices Court. hold q, Pamela, In tho
County " Pamela, State OF Mississippi.
Tho defendant Il hereby notified, 'hns m.
loss he appears in sail court. ., tho nee,
term thereof, to hc held On the N Mon.
day in January. 1850. ani plead 10 said
action, judgement will 10 entered. md
the property attached sold, mil Judge
meut alsc rendered asains. n. Y. rou, ~
gaFni hoe ~ thls c'sc.
A. NJ. RhiBURN, J. r. %Isr,tl.
Dec. -, 1858. is-.iw.
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The staic ot Mississippi
panOta OuntS. I

To ET'ct z. Gsf,oH and Mfrgtr,i ~.
Clair kgykebSaH. heirs and di.'ftbs.
ises ri Isdsc y. kuBk,Hdru, dseessei,
AM i, Hsasg w. Carton, its hs.,and
asaid fU9 e.
VUu. and eaali Of ySu. are hereby q.
rj 10 lc anil appear before ;hs
Probate cour. II ssid Comfy. NJ The
Court Ilousc thereof. On the Ith Monslsy
in fehtusFy. isi1. % shos cause uhy til
snsl a%ccoirt, recently lisd IN saiiCour,.
hy John 4. knyssndsli. administrators ol
the estate Of Isaac y. k~uykcndall, Ne.
ceased, should no, be aIlOvcl and 81.
proved.
Issued Inc 18th dr. ~ pscemhcr. lisa
W. T. WUu1ToS,
Clerk VI said Court.
Dec. .. Lass. sr..tw.
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Positively No Credit!

LtilN 1Hi afifft Che III laY n. Ialy
y 1881, ~ ail FFluf, Naii anl M
aI lf Nlr MI rash HHnt f falnlfnL
Nunhr 4 uectLLitN
FIn1l1, dune Ill 1853. g4lf.
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MelcAx's VOLCANIC OIL
IlN0R1AT.

The hest Linimcn, IN tho world for man
~ beast.
SsssAsy as#sss stss tsys
performed Ly MeLean'a y~uleanie Oil Lin.
iment. Erad for yeurscivcs.
Thomas f0ri. blacksmith, living real
Cssa,enuc on Tenth street, Ind q horri.
BE running sofs On he loot. lie tried
various ~Iir,inenis. SHlvcs, 6c., 10, could
10 Il M GOOD. lie dcsraircd n ever being
rhte 10 wyk nj his trade again. beess6s
hs could not bear any weight Un his fcesJ
aud BY one small hol,ls VI McLean's voIs
snnir oil Liniment, be Il now perfectly
cured.
Rhcama,ism IN. paraly i. nearalsis .bsui.
go, sprains. stiffness inthc joints or msse
cleo, dwellings,, ~sorajbreat, cer-aehe o.
solth.aetr. wnunis. frrsh cuts, sores,
huns. sealds, pains. &C., yield 10 tho
HmRsic'' influence u this ~wonderfai Lin
iment.
Tor ~IIsr.ss and Cattle i issninfallihls
fumet rlf shafss, Galls. scratches ,ersek-
Il heels. lrmcne.-, SPAWN, aveeny, splint,
Es.ula, Isuises, dwellings, wounds, rattle:
snske tites. and %tsripns other iseases
whish animals are liable to from injuries
or accidents.
ETcr- country msrrhntt should obtain
= surfiT n Nttaan's Volcanic oil Lini.
meat. II sells rapidly, beeaussi, aluays
| suTrs.
liberal iise,ans will be rnaicto ncf.
| ehnn'a phe fuy 70 stii again.
Fsf sale hv ,. n. Mclean. rsorsi-
is,ur. corner Of Third and Pine stfsess
81. Essis, No.. ala for sale BY Tbos. Z.
ci,fss, Il the "rtiek Corner" Pancls.
February ), 1859. Fly
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blsssLtfleS o. PARTNERSHIP.

ME 6rm Of Daurh& Ycungs closed.
All persons indebted tsahe krm.
fhsr b. note or account mutc,sle, as
Y Iron bills still remain unrtl.
II any should be sued whit. further
|srainz. we kopcthcyw win no. ink hard,
Cur time i worth someshs to Ne.
I " cannot ride srcund "a see all
y ews us. BAUGn 4 bUNG.
Also, four o. i've vasonfos sale,
zap for cash. LAY.
Jan. L, ISIS. Il.
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idmiristrator's Nctiee 10 rrednsr.

WHEREAS, Letters o. DISSATISFACTION.
Ia boHis Hca, u the estate Of .Joi n j.
Caldwell. deecustd, were granted n the
undersigned, hv the Probate Court Of
Pamela County. at It's JanaaFy term, ls5e;
all creditors N said itcairns are hereby
rotihsito Probate. and have their claims
registered in the oHce ot tn ClCrk q
SAID Court, within the time limited by
law. and that II they fail 40 { o do, this
na.lce viii Be Plead a. bar 10 payment Of
said claims.
W. 4. wOorrKS,) Aim.r.
T.F.cALDwgI.I. ! asbcri, sos.
January llih. lsJ.. sl..5w.
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lgoaloges Noooee o eedoer.
mfERs q A~dmiu1slnsi4apon the
estsNs u ssnsel n C4eell. As-
-, vsFs p1ees1 ~ 4 PFobae
=. A. D. 1859, therspf, ~ salsf.
- " tAessfeFe kesshv - sesjDe
III sfeltsFs q the dsssass} 10 Pro-
as1 have thsis clsins y3stsrse \
es1ee 81 he C1rrk u ssii m. viii
3 line limisea y lac, dse IN
IN - plss1 = ssrsstyasss Il
S wgSr5M lkan'r,.
sss7avy i3sh. 1859. ti-4wa
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A BARGAIN.

! have a ,rs, rr,n nnw iwo horse Ear.
rouchc for sale. II wat.madc by y. u.
jones 4 TO-, Of Pamela, and | will soil IL
low on n rr~lt,. npti for cash I will take
lcss ihan II ross IN mEkr h.
WILLIAM 4. PETERSON.
Doe. lilh, 1855. 4;"lw.
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state Of M~isaia1ippi. Pamela County

G. Eugene stePhca. t%tsgirE's corEr.
v. ilsoenllHr term.
n. irna'i. lsjs.
4 y ATTACHMENT was iasucd m h.
N l9sh DAY n October, l.i., IN favor
~ s,t- Tisirsif. and against the estate Of
The teIsNhas. Said a~tlnsamsn, was rye.
cute'l ~ lev M on n Vulc m the 18th
jay ~ November. LASS. SAID sHi. y
prnIing IN sild Court a. ~Srrinxr.s'. Pa
n1la Comfy, Miss. tnI,ss sail defend.
ant shall appelr N saii Coart, on the i.h
StturJay IN January, 1859. aal plead b.
sail %setinn, isi-~urr, will w. rcrirrsi.
AMI The rrorerty will b. e1rIsinHel u
pas the PLAINTIFF demand.
J. X. cox. J. y.
Deccan'sr %, l5t. 4s-.iw.
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To oil whom II may Gsmcern.
AL the regular meeting Of Pamela
Lodge. No. 90. Of Free and Accepted
Masons. located in the town Of panp-
Ia. county Of Panola, Miss. DANIEL.
4. NORMAN was expelled from All
The rights anil hsnthIs Of Masoary
for gross. unmlsonis c1ndact
Papers frioadIy to The eauss vii
please copy.
NJ. 8. WARD. ". n.
Jung r. nRnrn,rr. src'y.
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f~refi,ns on can bottle. in Gcrmnn, In.
pltsl n, French.
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have been cold during tic past SIX months,
nnl n M instance hns II failed In giving
entire satisfaction Who, then, will suf-
Or from weakness or debility when Me.
LfaTs Strengthening Cordial will cure
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TO TIE iiDfES.
DO ,ou wish To be- hoalihy anil s.ronep
Thou d, at orco anil sel ON Of Mcl.ean's
Cordial. Il will strengthen and iNieo.
rate your blood 10 a0w through every
vein, and thu rich, rosy bloom 10 noun.
10 0 q checks again. Every bottle war.
ran,cd 10 give satisfaction.
ron CHiLDREs.
We sny to parents, II your children nrs
! sicklv, puny, or afflicted with complaints
rrwalen, among children. give them a
mai. quantity OF AIcI.ean's Cordial, and
Il will mako them healthy, fat aud robust.
Delay not y moment; ,ry Il and YOU will
be CONVINCED,
IT is prttc,ors 10 r,rr.
EpERY CODNTR Y MERCHANT
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r rTrrgs OF ADMINISTRATION
IL having hccn zranseits the anlsr-isn.
ii. on the sasafe q Dssii wosJ.. .I.ecas-
esl. ~ nc prsIp6s rsart II rsaois Coar-
~. Nfss.. at nc Dcvemhsf term. is5s,
thereof. al rerson. having claims against
lssides,a.s. are hr.ehy no,ikeiis eor,sfos
ward snd hare The same vsahasrl. and
rexistcrel within Tho time prescribed BY
Law. Or the, gill Be fsrcYef barrel.
JAMES s. wuuus. Mar.
! pstntsf 18th. 1853. ir--5s
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alcrrorrie,er Of the Cordial,
Aitn, Mel Volcanic Oil Imminent.
fF'prineipal depot ~ the rnc of
Thrill and Pine streets. ~. Louis, No.
iT-Fyr sails IN Pamela, Mississippi, by
Tilos. y. CLARKE,
Al the Urtek Cover.
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TO TIE klDfrS.

DO ,ou wish TO be- healihy anil s,rcne9
Thou 10 Of onco Anl get ,omcoi Mclaan's
Cordial. II will strengthen and %inyiFo.
rate your blood 10 aow through cyery
vein, and ,hc rich, rosy bloom TO mount
10 your checks again. Every bottle war
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TUR

We sny to parents, II your children nre
sickly, puny, or afflicted with complaints
prevalent among children, give them a
mail quantity vi McI.ean's Cordial, and
i will mako them healthy, fat aud robust.
Delay o u moment try II and you will
he convinced,
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hlvf NT0n F1Id IufInNt Up TNs' 8IK i1nh'hH,
ani n M instance hns il failed In giving
cntire satisfaction. Who, then, will suf-
Or from weakness or debility when Nc.
Leal's Strengthening Cordial will eurs
..u y
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Thia cordial vii never fail 20 cnfc any
NJ the above discagea, " taken ~ per H..
t%cctions On each bottle, in German, In
uttNh de Frrnrh.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22

CONSISTING q espu,e OF tkr most yalu- jle fami
u ties ever offered the NASHVILLE rnaFktt, and .
gosa latSf yoaAs nen and ~saaeH ,eey saed g1tls.
mars r J. Erl.ES.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F o r S A L E.
,Tnat Suburban Residence.

yIvISHING to make other Investments, W. pro
w pose sell all our Real Estate IN Davidson co
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a n. noscos .co; n.yse-.r
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A C. A r D

A J. IRWIN formerly OF Irwin 4 McCIelland
"a Huntsville, Ala. y having become assoc ate d
WITH US In our business the style Of the fru will ks
IRWIN, McCLEILAND h co.
Nashville FEB. 10, 1853.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-06-22
SPRING OPENING.

M Willeommence receiving our SPRING STOCK
W In day ortwo, (of which due notice will
gwen ana rs ~eintend going into the business NOR
tor cash VIII bear IN mind that do an excIusiy
Cash Business, aud We wilsell goods AT a very ,ma
advance. IRWIN NeCf N 4 ANn a 90
feblQ-n q = -
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llasbnillf pattiot.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Daily, per lnnum, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
Tri-Weekiy ier ianuin, 5000. ....-....- 90
Weekly sfeE . w
one weekly for Two years, or two Weeklies
tor Onr year in advance, 90
When the Daily, fr-weekly, OF Weekly 70 be
iscoutinued (paid advance at the time subscribed
rl the subscriber must order Otherwise IL will De
ntin ed at our option, until pad for and stopped
NOT "a IL it must be pad at the time 81 dscontnn-
zee or at our option If the party good 1T VIII De
ent until paid =
asmttances by mail i'm registered etters AT our
risk.
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n b Merchants, in want Of any OF the above ar
clcs will iind II their vantage to give Inc call as
lean tmmpIatc them tie case or dozen, at as low
prices as any other house in the City, s
r,,r3-tT q b. r. CUTTER.
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nem-Dork.

rom vIsCHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House A ppleton Building, 3i6 Broadway,
Ne York.
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Stop the Ren0rf-

tiscurfsntly reported that We sell no Goods on v
at Auction when in fact t~ottirds Of our sales are
private the same as IN any other Wholesale House in
The city with tiis exception sell for short prsa
for cash and short prompt paper. = 7 = =
feb2l BG4S TRABUF A IIJC1is-
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
The Canvass.

The Democratic nominees and other
speakers of the party, the present week,
have had enthusiastic meetings in different
parts of the county. Messrs. Stafford, Beach,
Harville and Makns, have been speaking in
the Eastern portion, while Messrs. Walkup,
Leet Lowell, Anderson and others, have can
vassed the western precincts. There is a
prevailing feeling among the Democracy
OF Placer that our victory in September next
will be a brilliant one-fatal to all opposi-
tion-annih!ating the American party for
ever-for with defeat, which is sure to come,
it will never organize again - forever
smashing out at the same time the last spark
of Broderickism, left in the county, and
beating the Black Republicans so bad that
they will be ashamed of their own weakness.
From these facts which are now evident,
our candidates will have an easy "road to
travel" and will be elected by handsome
maiorities.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Republican Speaking.

We notice that Messrs. HiI|yer and Brad
ley, republican nominees, are to speak at
Stewart Flat on the evening Of the 10th inst,
Pine Grove, goth, Rattesnake, 22nd, and
Virginia, on the 23d.
How useless. These gentlemen have not
even the shadow of chance to be elected,
and merely travel to keep up an organizs-
ton in hope that next year the distracted
elements that now oppose the democracy may
be united by that time and elect black re-
publican President, but in that they are
most wofully deceived. The people Of
California are too national in sentiment
10 swallow the doctrines of republi-
cansm. We are glad however they have
taken the stump, they may succeed in cap
turing a few of the Broderickites who
are in sentiment with them and who only
wait for an invitation to be incorporated in
their party. They may get that sort, but
no more. National men of other par.
ties will not join. Therefore they must
forever remain in the minority although they
will be the opposing party Of the democracy
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
TOCALIFORNIA CONSUMERS Oh
BILLINGS HAMS.

T DESIRE to call particular attention Of con-
l. sumers in California, to the Label or Brand
upon my hams, which in all cases bears fac
smile of my signature, and is, in every respec'
the same label | have used for many years pas.
The unrivalleJ reputation which my hams nave
in the California market renders me exceedingly
anxious that no hams packed by other persons
should be mistaken Tar the aoellhno,cm and gsnrh
inc Horace Billings Hams, and my presen' w w
ject is to ask consumers especially to distngl'sn
my Hams from other hams which l learn h law
this season been sent to California upon Wn ~,
the name of Billings have been placed, WIN W.
label resembling mine in style, type, &c &C. W.
Hams are cured under my own rsonal supVn
vision, and their admitted exco,,iie-,.e is owns "
the great care used and to the !'culiar prepai",
ticn they undergo in curing, ry which de'v .".t
of flavor, preservation of the ioes OF the a'',
and freedom from undue salt" 4ss are secureu' n
confidently assure purchases of my Mann l!, ha
California, that the cure Of 1859, WIZ s,lv
found Of the choicest quality and flavor ana la
equal in all respects to any heretofore pSvH'
by me for that market. HORACE BlLL1IMN.uo;,.
Patentee, Beardstown, llll9V ,hi.
N. bail barrels containing the Hams " p., ND
seasons packing, in addition to the usual O ,s5s
will bear the words in red print-"Cure u ''''
Crosby a. Dibble," agents.
August goth, 1S59.-3m
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Democratic Committee Of Placer County
POLITICAL SPEAKING.

Messrs. BEACH, HARvTLLE, and MAKINs, Demo
cratic nominees for the Assembly, will address
their fellow citizens at the following places
Wisconsin IIill-Monday August 22d
Monona Flat-Tuesday Aug. 23d.
Iowa Hill Wednesday Aug. oath.
Dutch Fat-Thursday Aug. 25th.
llinostown-Frday Aug Goth.
LIEUT.. GOV. WALKUP, SAMUEL T. LEFT,
Democratic candidate for the Senate, and JAMES
N. MAKINSi candidate for the Assembly, and
SENATOR ANDERSON will address the Democ-
cracy of Gold Hill Qhis) Saturday evening. Aug
ust Goth.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Central Railroad.

The force of laborers on this work is be-
ing increased daly-the contractors employ
ing all the men they can obtain. Ihe grad
ing of the road between Folsom and Au-
burn ravine is all to be done by the lst of
January. That part of it between Folsom
and the Half Way House is all done, the
ties laid, and only requires the rails to be
put down to be in running order. The
greater part Of the grading between the
Half Way House and Antelope ravine is
done, and all of it will be finished in few
weeks, as the entire force Of laborers are at
work between these two points. From An
telope to the Auburn ravine the work is gen
orally light, the heaviest of it being at a few
ravine crossings. After the first fall rains
the work on this part Of the line can be car
ried forward very fast-the contractors hav-
ing no doubt of their ability to finish up the
five miles Of track by the lst of January.
It's safe to assume the cars will be running
to the Auburn ravine by the first of Febru-
airy or March next.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
J. r. Nickerson's Orchard.

In a hurried trip last week, in the western
portion of our county, we Glanced to visit
Mr.. Nickerson's celebrated garden and
orchard, and must confess we were agreea-
bly, surprised at the improvements he has
made in the last two years. He has enclos-
ed for an orchard about 81 acres, on Doty's
Ravine, which is lhckly planted with fruit
trees Of different varieties. lie has over
three thousand peach trees of 200 differ
ent kind,-225 different varieties Of apples,
1925 different variet es ofpears, 40 different
varieties of plums. All choice fruit.
Mr., n, has also started a large vineyard,
and has now over 5000 bearing vines, and
we know they are loaded with luscious
grapes. He says some Of them will yield as
high as 100 lbs He has 200 vines more
which will come in next year, and 10000
rooted cuttings, of choice varieties, which
will be for sale this fall.
1t is pleasure for us to note such i'm
provements as Mr. Nicker, n has made.
They are Of substantial character, and
add greatly to the wealth of our county.
There are many favored spots like his along
the foot hills in the Western portion of our
county which in coming years will be cult
waited in vineyards, and become as noted as
some of the famous grape districts of France
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Kenuebec Bar Correspondence.
KENNEBEC BAR, Aug. 10th 1859.

Mr., Editor:-Situated rs we are, away
from the regular thoroughfares, deep down
by the river side, very little will be known
of US unless we embrace an opportunity now
and then to speak of ourselves and diggngs
through your valuable paper.
There never has been year since mining
operations first commenced on the middle
Fork, that more extensive preparations were
made for mining or farer prospects for re
Enumeration presented themselves.
From Oregon Bar some four miles above,
down to Kennebec, the bed of the river is
dry nearly all the way. Many of the COM
panies are employing from fifty to one hun
dred hands, and pay on an average to each
hand $35 per month and board.
The Main Company on this Bar, are work
ing seventy-five men and intend soon to in
crease the number to one hundred and fifty.
They have been engaged for several weeks
past in stripping off the top dirt, but will
soon reach where it pays. The claim is
known to be good one, it having paid very
rich last year.
The Little Kennebec claim is now being
worked on very extensive scale, and has
very Aattering prospects. 1t was thronghly
prospected last year.
Lively towns are sprnging up along the
river. On Wild Cat Bar just opposite to US
on the Ell Dorado side, there is one which
has five saloons, a livery stable, store and
many other buildings, all having been erec-
ted this season.
The democracy had grand rally l.ere
last night, (Monday,) and were addressed
by Messrs' Stafford, Beach, Harvie and
Makins. The Speakers done credit to them
selves and good service for democratic prin-
cples. You may put this precinct down as
safe for one hundred democratic majority.
Yours, &c,
KFNNFRFC
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Broderick and the Jenny Lind Theatre

The following was communicated to the
Standard, Aug. 18th:
EDITOR SrANDARD:-As Mr. Broderck ex
presses himself willing and anxious to reply
to all interroga!ories concerning himself, let
him to morrow evening answer the following:
Did he or did he not Qet there be no
equivocaton, David at the time of the pas
sage through one branch of the Common
Council ofthe celebrated ordinance for tae
purchase of the Jenny Lind Theatre when a
meeting of the property holders Of San Fran
cisco had assembled on the Plaza to protest
against the aforesaid purchase, force himself,
at the head of gang Of rowdies on the
stand, whilst the Chairmaa(W. A. Dana, of
the firm of Dana Bros. & co., thence, and
aciM his ows hands, seize and tear up the res
olution then being read; thus breaking up
legal gathering of citizens met peacefully to
assert their rights7 Should this statement be
denied, proof can be furnished in an hours
notice by AN EYE WITNESS.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-08-20
Mining about Virginia.

Although water is getting scarce in the
western portion of our county, still the mi
ners about Virginia, on the Auburn ravne,
have enough to continue their mining oper-
atoms for some time to come. A few days
since we visited several of the claims in this
section and found the miners busy at work,
and many of their claims paying large div
idends. Among those highly spoken Of as
good paying claims, are Goble & Co., Paugh
Il Co., McGinnis, Soule Il Renner, Kelley
Il Co., and Honeycutt Il Co. The Kelly
claim has yielded handsomely in the las,
two weeks; also the claim of Pugh Il Co..
We hope some friend Of ours will send II.
the mining news from this District occasion
ally.