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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1859-12-03

Gnosr AT MooRE's FLAr.-The San
Juon Press relates the following:
Six months ago, Thomas kiIigrew was
killed in a tnnnel at Moore's Flat. and it is
seriously asserted that he now makes chostIv
visits to his old partners. On one occasion
he threw rocks into their cabin when it was
supposed to be tightly closed and on anoth
er he stakcd into it, his face all bloody, and
took seat on the bed by the side of one of
lis partners as he was pulling off his boots.
Once he was seen sitting outside of the cab
in on a log. Ills vsi $ have been made
during both day and night These things
are all gravely told as tacts by the parties
whom the unqniet spirit honors with his calls
and one Of whom is said to be an intelligent
man, who offers to swear to all he has stated.
No ri!irue nor argument can make them
believe they have not seen the ghost Of their
dead partner 1t is thought be had some
money buried, which fact now troubles him.
We do not know whether this story was
devised to "fool' the local paper, or not
but we do know that it was told to us in all
seriousness, and we tell the tale as we receiv-
ed it. There is just the ghost of Il chance
that it may be true
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LEGAL NOTICES.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

NIOTICE is hereby given. to all persons hay
~ ing claims against the estate OF John ~
Foldycc, deceased, to present the same with the
necessary vouchers, to the undersigned Executors
of said estate at the Office Of Wells, Fargo Co.,
Folsom. within ten months from the date OF tbs
notice or they shall be forever barred.
FRANCIS CLARK,
Folsom Nov. 18th. lS59.-4w
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HARD WooD.-A species Of live oak,
which grows on the Ridge of the Middle
and South Yubas, as well as elsewhere in the
mountains, aifnrds excellent timber for wag-
on making and repairing, for the handles Of
tools, and for various articles Of furniture
1t grows IN the canons, on the snowy slopes,
is tall and straight, with trunk much re-
sembling that Of the hickory tree, bears very
long, narrow caves, and the cup of its acorn
is like chestnut burr Not much use has
been made Of it, because it is Itrle known;
but it is really a hard dense wood, and if
well seasoned, would prove quite as valuable
as much of the timber we import. Our To-
cal mechanics would do well to procure Il
quantity Of it on nial. Those who have
used it recommend it highly 1t is very
plentiful at Grizzly Canon.
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San .I4an Press.

An American traveller in Europe, in de-
scribng the German railways, says that
smoking is all but universal in railway car
riages In some of them, in fact, have
seen this queerly illustrated by small com
pariment of the car being devoted to those
who did not like tobacco snoke-qute the
reverse Of our system Of smoking cars'
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HOTELS AND SALOONS.
AMERTCAM HOTEL,
AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE
Firc-pr0Of Brict< Building.
AUBURN, CAL.
G. w GAZIEY pnopRferop

O. W. TAILT4I, TROPRIETON.
r HAVING opened this fine Hotel the Propre-
Z "a tor desires to return thanks TO his numerous
friends for their former patronage while engaged
in the hotel business in other portions OF the
county, and invites continuance OF their past
favoYs. The 'Amercan' is new. freprool, and
splendidly furnished throug ghout in Parlors. Bed
rooms, Dining room. and Bar. Eroma long eX-
perience in the business he haiters himself to
to give entire salisac ION 10 those who may ia
vor the House with their patronage. The TABLE
will be supplied with the bes. 80 be had in the
Market. The BAR always furnished with The best
of LIQUoHs and ClGARs and the BEDS neatly
kept
5n15~ The Office of the California Stage Compa-
pally is kept al this Hotel where passengers can
take the Stages Daily tor Sacramento, Nevada,
Datch Flat, lowe njII Yankee Jims, Forest Hill,
etc, etc, and li-weekly 50 Malysyille.
AubUru June 18th. IS59.-my.
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CHEAP PROVISIONS.
Groceries, s4iqsaorsq Hardware, etc.
ROBERT GORDON,
Corner OF NEaim arld COMMERCIAL stFcets
AUEsUEEN, CAE.

IT KEEP constantly on hand, and offer for sale,
IL a complete assortment Of Hardware, Groce-
ri s. Provisions, Fresh Preserved Fruits, Negeta-
bles. Flour, Grain, CQrdage, Mining implements,
Wines Liquors and other articles in the trade,
which | viii sell as CHEAP as the CHEAP PES T.,
and warrant as GOOD as the BEST, and WILL
DELIVER FREE OF CHARGE.
Having lately purchased the entire stock OF
Wines, Liquors. Cordials etc. of NJ. McNulty. the
friends of that favorie establishment request
ed to continue their patronage, and are assured
that every exertion will be used to merit con-
tnuance of their favor The best of Liquors by
Wholesale or Retail. ROBERT GORDON.
Auburn, August G.h, l859-my
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= a G . B 2 e /, 1E3 1.s1Es 3sEERCs EE .l:a G ,
IS POSITIVELY
SELLING OFF At COST, i,
HIS ENTIRE STOCK OF
nI0ILIING. R00IS ( 2LIuHG.

UNAVING determined to close out in AUBURN,
Il IL for the purpose OF engaging in business in
San Francisco | now offer my entire stock of
goods at Cost Price. 1t consists OF fine black
blue and Brown Frock Business Raglans and
Overcoats; all colors and qualities of French Cas-
smere and Cloth Pants: Silk. SILK Velvet Satin,
Cloth, Cashmere and MalseiIlcs Vests; Gents Fur
nishng Goods Of all kinds; Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Blankets, Trunks Carpet Bags,
Domestic Goods, Cutlery Periumery, Ne, &c.--
The above goods will positively
se Sold at Cost CASH Price,
and all persons dcsirous OF obtaining bargains
are informed that now is the time to get them.
Remember the pace--in the brick store, Com
mercial street. opposite the Post Office, Auburn.
JACOB FELDBERG.
n. B.-Gentlemen All Of you who are in
debted TO me by book account or Otherwise, are
notified to come forward without delay and settle,
as you will thereby save trouble and cost j. f.
Auburn, September l0th. 1853.
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This is a avolite hobby with the Repub.
Gcan party and is inserted as a sort Of side
plank in their platform. They attempt to
make the poor CLASSES believe that they are
in favor Of voting a farm to each one Of
them and that the Democrats are opposed
to that, when the fact is that it is Demo
cratic measure and was proposed by Senators
johnson, of Tennessee, and Cobb, of Ala
bama, and supported 10y nearly all the De
mocratic members Of the Senate aud House
The Republican members (many Of the lead
ers) exhibited their honesty upon this ques
ton Of the Public Lands bv voting away
immense tracts to railroad companies in
such a way as to steal a good portion Of it
themselves. Instance Mattison, Gilbert and
some half dozen from New York, who re-
ceived for their votes several hundred thou
sand dollars worth Of the public lands The
" aslburnes, those ardent God and Liberty
advocates, were also in for their share and
in fact, the committee appointed under their
own Speaker Banks, to examine into these
base frauds, reported that there existed an
organized band among the Black Rppub
lican members who had perfected a diaboli
cal system by which all other prominent
measures before Coz gress were to bc de-
fa'ed unless their own land plundering and
treasurVrobbing schemes were carried out.
The records Of Congress fully demonstrate
the ardent attachment these Black Republic
can leaders have for this principle Of Land
g." Tia Iandlnss' Let the people hold up
TO their notice the black congressional cata-
lognc Of that ever memorable Congress when
the organization Of the House was RepubIi-
riot within the Hall of Congress.
"A Provisional Government.
It seems, from certain papers found upon
old Brown, at lIarper's Ferry, that the al
innate object he had in view was doubtless
to march upon Washington City, drive out
President Buchanan, and establish 'provi-
sional eoyelnment"-h himself being a
Major General" The New York Express
supposes that old Browns government would
have been constituted thus:-
PRESIDENT:
WIN. II. SEWARD, Of New York
cErNEslDENr:
| FREDERICK DOUGLASS, (Bacll man.)
CABINET:
SECRETARY OF WAR-CIIAS. SUMNER
of Massachusetts,
WAr-OSSAWATTAMIE BROWN.
NAVY WEN DELL PHILLIPS.
Posr OrFlcG-WM. l.. GARRISON.
INrnmoN--BOX BROWN (blark man.)
Treasury rY-TiIURLOW WEED.
ArroRNry GENERAL-J]DGE CULVER
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To CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Jus; before
the chill comes on, haze Il pot Of very
strong coffee made, and keep it hot, and
when the first chill is felt, pour cut about Il
pint, and squeeze the juice of couple of
lemons into it. aud hlte sugar to make ii
paIa,abIe drink it of, ao.to bed and cover
up warm. One trial of this often cures,
whilst two or three never fail.
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ORLEANS RI. HOTEL Z z, Z
.N.HLN STREET,
AUBURN. CALIFORNIA.

Q u
TtTtiE slldcreign od nuldrcspCcttullycall III
the attention OF the Travelling Pub @5a@h
c to the superior accommodations offer el44==h44s
ed at this old established aud well known Hotel.
The House is well finished and furnished through
out and the rooms kept in the best of order. The
Bar supplied with good liquors, and the Table not
surpassed in the country. Terms moderate, and
every attention paid to the comfort Of guests.
azl5~ Boalders by the Day or Week takenat the
lowest rates. JACOB GIBSON.
Auburn, Feb. 10Th, lS59-my Proprietor.
n. B-The old customers Of the House will be
pleased 10 learn that Mrs. Gibson date MRS.
ELLIOTT). still assists in the charge of the Hotel
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EEAVING purchased of Messrs ~
u q Whitmarsh Il Kimball their en- -
tire interest n this stable. the under Ct
signed would say to his old friends aud the public
that his stock OF Buggies and Carriages are un-
surpassed by anything in similar establishment
in the mountains. Also. an excellent ST Bile of
Harness and Saddle Horses. well trained and
safe. which will be let to customers at reasonable
prices for
G A SE O n IY!
Transient stock lett at this stable, will receive
the best Of attention at reasonable prices. The
old customers of the establishment are solicited
to continue their lavors 10 the new proprietor.
and he assures them that they will have no cause
to regret il. Horses or Mules kept by the week
month"; at the lowest prices. Hacks buggies
and carriages furnished for excursions in the
mountains, under the care Of careful drivers, who
have "a thorough knowledge Of the country. Call
and try me. d. GUIOU.
July 9,h, 1850.
UnVITT = ANN ICONS
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T. 0 EET LI41. y y .NTT 7
HEADQUARTERS SALOON!
O,RtFY.E.Y s. O'NEEsIE-. propr's.

THE proprietors of this iavortc Saloon return
| thanks to the public for the very liberal pa
tronage extended to them since the opening of
The "Headquarters" and in presenting thel ac-
know led gments therefor. would beg leave to say
that their BAR will continue to be supplied with
the choicest OF Wines. Liquoys and CigarS.
1siy~ Liquors fortamily use will be sold in guam
titles to suit purchasers.
OREILLY & O'NEILL.
Auburn May. 22d 1858.
sS1zs4
LEGAL NOTICES.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC
G. EO. WILINIE ENI.
Corner Of Commercial and Court Stss,
AUBURN, CAL.


y HAVE on hand, and am constantly receiving
"A large additions to my we'll selected stock Of
Groceries, Liquors. &c, at the old corner consist
ing in part as follows:
Liquors.
Choice French Brandes; English .4e and Porter:
american do pnt9 and quarts;
Monongahela Whisky; Piper's Heidsick;
Bourbon do. Stoughton Bitters;
Holland Gin; liosetters do.
american do. Boxers do.
Club House do. Lemon Syrup;
Jamaica Rum; RaspbcIre do.
New England do Ginger Wine.
A General Assortment oC liquors. also
choice selection of superior wines.
Fruits.
Appes dried; Peaches dried;
Currants do. Crnberrics do.
MisCeiEancONs.
Ike handles; Mustard. Eng Soda;
Beef dried; East'rn Cal; Shovels;
Bacon Mate es; Sugar bbls. hfs
Butter; Maccaron: and boxes
Beans; Nails Spikes; do Crushcd;
Buckets; Nutmegs do Powdered;
Brooms: Oysters do G.ound;
Barley; Onions; do Granulat'd
Candles, asst'd; Oil. Olive Polar, do n Orleans
Coffee, ground; Lard Sperm; do China;
do Java: Pie Fruit, Eng. do Batavia:
do Rio; &American; do Manila:
Cheese: Pepper do ST rcln'd
Cream Tartar; Pickles; bbls. y hts.
Corn green, tins Peas; Tobacco, Grape;
Goldfish; Pipes: do Peach;
Cranberres; Pc ellis; do Fruit;
Chicken roast; Pick handles; do Watson 5:
Corn meal; Pork clear and do Smoking;
Campbene; mess; do Natl leaf;
CLAIMS: Penper sauce Tomato Catsup;
Caps. percussion; Raisins. 9Nnd Turkey, in tins;
Crackers, soda; whole boxes Twine, cotton;
do sugar; Rice. Carolina Tacks, assorted;
do Boston: China Batavia Tea green, i'm
L ;l,, D.,i ,,i,l
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rNHE celebrated Corn Cob Tobacco sold by
B. GOODkIND d
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FOR SALE.

AhNE undivided half interest in the Placer
q y Press establshment--incl including building
For terms. apply to JOHN Q. JACKSON.
Auburn, July 9th, l859-H
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PIONEER LIVERY STAELEi
ID. GliOI. prnnrietor.

Successor 10 WlIrMAlSH KlMBA1L.)
Commercial street, Auburn, California.
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Boston 4 nrW pork aobfrtisfmtnts
OUTER, CHEESE AND PRODUCE
ID COMMISSION HOUSE

OIL ana 81 SCUM Market stree, Boston.
Having removed my location from City Wharf, take
terested particularly in the sales Of Butter and Cheese
for this market that prepared 20 offer them ineress.
ed facilities for doing their business, and would solicit
consgnments being sensible that owing to the compe-
ton and high prices paid for Produce that the margin
h small for profit to the consignor after deducting ex-
pcnscs therefore, In connection with my increased faci
ines, low rents and small expenses, shall make my
commission charges very low, and in particular ior the
'fBer or regular consignments.
have Cash capital and other Cash facilities
County Produce Of all kinds received and sold
Commission,
Liberal advances made consignmsnts.
Account sales and remi,tAnces made promptly.
My personal and prompt attention given to all bust
ness entrusted to my care. ifts
store location one Of the very best
Cellar the best in my experience br butter
Rents aud expenses unusually low.
Terms for business moderate. "a
Quotations and remarks perfectly reliE5ie.
kEFEnKScns.-For my present Commercial standing
I refer you 10
Charles Ellis, Esq, President Howard Banking Co.
Boston.
William Hilton, Esq Boston.
Charles Lane, Esq, Director Bank North America,
Boston.
9. y. Seymour, ESQ.,, ogdensbursh NY.
v. Is. Allen q Son. do.
u. b. sowes, Esq, st. Adams, VI
For my personal and business reputation in this City,
rrisr Won 10
James N Bcebe ESQ, Merchant
Alpheus hssdy, ESQ.
Bingham, JOY Co, Produce
II. Ammdown y Co, Commission Merchants.
Samuel Walker & Co, Produce.
Coverse, Harding q Co., Merchants.
Jewett Tbbets Co, Merchants.
Potter & Dcmmon. Provisions.
Stone 4 Eldredge Provisions.
Ps II the statements and references are satisfacto-
ry trust there will be disappointment from expert
ence by consgnors. MP. wooD.
NAV n, 1859. 1890
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that Kansas should come in rec and not IS slave
State. The charge had been frequently made In Penn
syvania but never denied. As soon as the pres-
dent reached Washington, Il discovered that his
opinions had undergone complete change, from the
fear that three four Southern States would secede from
the Union He made IL prctcxt for urging upon Con-
gress the adoption N fraudulent Constitution, and
when we, said Mr. Hickman, beg leave TO differ from his
policy, we are denounced traitors, and the Presidents
organs read out Of tho party Everything in the Ex
ccutve patronage and power could do was done TO dos
troy But back again to rebuke the treachery
aud unkindness u this reckless Administration II this
treason the other side make the most Of H. The
charge N treason Is not sufficiently powerful 10 humato
and disgrace therefore find the Constitution add
ing the charge Of corruption. II any man knew Of any
compact or agreement OF his with any party person lei
him proclaim u, lie stood the principles Of the Kan
sas Nebraska Bill, and believed il suficicnt he would
Try i little longer The Democratic party had been
bankruptcd by Buchanan, aud in this connection he
snnke about the people preventing dissolution Of the
Union, which certain gentlemen threatened.
Nv bartrell wanted 10 know how It 10 be pre-
vented
Mr. Hickman replied that eight millions Of freemen
raised to industry and habits Of the tight kind will al
ways be ready 20 cope with eight millions without aux
aries.
motion here made to ADJOURN but It was lost by
seven majority Loud calls were then made for ballot
Mt Clark OF Missouri said he would not consent 10
another vote until the question taken his resolu
ton lie wanted 10 hear the sentiments Of gentlemen
it, and 10 smoke them out.
Without further proceedings the House the adjourned
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pffTNNwxs
A"N''' WV" '''''''
These Machines sew tom two spools, as purchased
rom me store requiring y, rcwnding Of thread they
Hem, Fell Gather, and Such Va superior style. finish
ing each scam by their own operation, without
20 the hand-necdc, rs ~ required W other machines.-
They will do better and cheaper sewing than seamsress
can, even she works for one ccnt an hour, and
unquestlnapy, the ofst MacHtncs IN the market for
family sewing on account Of their simplicity oe+ahhy,
ease OF management aud aaapahon 20 an farle,". %
lamiy sewlng-eHcnt,ng euhet nea.y OF hhe "orh WIN
equal hchty, and without special adjustment.
As evidence Of the unqucstionod superiority OF their
Machines, the GROVER BAkEH SEWING MAcniNk
COMPANY beg leave 20 respectfully refer to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
Having had one one of Grover Bakers Machines IN
my family for nearly year and a-haf take pleasurein
ndng IL every way reliable for the purpose for
which it is Extraordinarily sewiug'-Mys Joshua
LcdriU rife cf Rec. Dr.. Lear, Editor Of ~ J. inae-
pendent.
l confess myselfdeghied with your Sewing Machine,
which has been in my family for many months. II has
always been ready for duty requiring no adjustment and
Is easily adapted to every variety of family sewing by
simply changing the spools Of thread Mrs. Bhsabeth
Nrichaid, irVr Of Rer Dr.. Sricffand, bdt0f " T.
ChrtsfidN ddroodfe.
AFTER trying several different good machines, prefer
red yours u lis simplicity and the perfect
case with which Il Is managed, well the strength
and durability ofhc Amer long experience, feel
competent 20 speak in this manner and 10 confidently
recommend 1t for every variety OF family sewing Mr.
r. Spo0ner, irUc o. me EdiiOf ~ Bro9ffgn Ndr'
81 have used GRovEg BAKER Sewing Machine for
M o d B SpS5o as sn"s bage
9sen worn GUY gi'hou, !he giving way % snigh. ne
Macnlne U.s. easily kept 40 order, and easily used a'
4. r. Whpu'e, i0fe 0f Rer Geo. lhippic, Nclc York.
." our Sewing Machine has been in use in my family
the pass two years. and the ladies request me TO give
you their testimonials It's perfect adaptcdness, we'll
as lahorsayng qualities in the performance Of family
and household sewing. -lioberf Norman, Nc,o fork.
"For several months have used Grover X Bakers
Sewing Machine and have come to the conclusion that
every lady who desires her sewing bedn fuY and and
quickly done would be most fortunate in possessing
NJ these reliable and ndcfaiigabe iron needle women
whose combined qualities Of beauty strength, and sipph
cfy. are invaluable. - ". Norris daughter Of Gen.
Geo. T. Norris Edf0rofthe Home Journal
hNttac' Of letter rom nos: Is. Levitt, Esq. an
American gentleman, now resident in sydney, New
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NTRs sARAH f. BANCROFTs Es-

MRS. SARAH L. BANCROFTS ES-
NA TATE-State Of Vermont Washington Districts;
In Probate Court, holden at Montpelier wllh'n ana
1889.
Fernando &, keltou, executor Of the last VIII ana yes,
tament of Sarah Il. Bancroft late OF Monpeher IN sala
district deceased presents his administration account
for settlements Whercupon Il is ordered that the same
be referred to the 10Th day Of December next Al the re
bate office in said Montpelier, for examination anu a.
the publication Of this order in the Vermont Waterman
State Journal printed Montpelier three weeks sue,
oessyey NAV be, that they may appear, anu
AZ sad time and place II they see cause object thereof
Rs order 81 court
7274 Attest I Ii MERRILL Register
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w o NJ A S FR ! Il N u
E. cLARK's REVOLVING LooPER DOUBLE
THREADED
FAMILY Sc WING CHINE.


Everybody and his wife pronounce II the best IN the
world They will Stitch and en- Tuck and Fell Gath
and Embrodcr with perfection and arc particularly
adapted 20 Family Use.
They will all kinds Of goods from the finest to the
coafscs better than any other Machine now extant aud
may be used with excellent in all kinds of light
leather work Any person Of ordinary intelligence can
In one hour learn 20 use them successfully These
chimes are warranted. and any person purshasng them
can return them and get their money, II after mouths
rih they do not prove satisfactory.
The following among the advantages they posses
over all other Machines
lst They simple, strong and durable easily UNI
dersood and managed and not liable TO get out Of or
der.
ID They cotton from the ordinary spool without
revinding, saving time, trouble and waste
81 The stitch is stronger and more difficult 10 rip
than any other made by machinery and superior 10 the
best hand-sewing The two threads are double looped
into each and hrmy tied and knoucd at every stitch.
They take the same stitch the celebrated Grover
Baker Machine, which Is the best and most elastic stitch
ever made.
An. They sew with Cotton. Linen and Silk thread
equally well.
9th. They rfNisn their work. There is no occasion
60 asten the threads at either end Of the is
quircd Boy all shuttle stitch machines
9th. Every Machine Is made 20 run by hand OF foot
power, thus combining thc advantages Of both methods
REFERENCES
We have large list Of references, but will give the
names Of only few who are among the first families
viz:
We the undersigned, citizens Of Chicago IN and ST.
Louis Mo-. having lately purchased OF Raymond
Latest Improved Patent Sewing Machines and used u
successfully different kinds OF goods. In our families
service, do chcefily recommend il TO all persons wish
ing 20 purchase for family use.
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EraaI Notiees.

IOSE pH OTIS EST A E.
~ The subscribers, having been appointed by the
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Washington COM
inissoners, to receive examine aud adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate OF Joseph
OTIS OF Waterbury in said district deceased represent
ed nsoyent and the term Of six months from the lth dag
of Oc 1889 being allowed by said the creditors
of said deceased exhibit and prove their respective
claims before US Give notice, thatwe will attend the
duties Of appointment az the office Of Henry f. James,
in Waterbury in said district. on the last Thursdays Of
December and March next, at one o'clock in the after
noon, on each Of said days,
HENRY f. JAMES, }c,.
JOEL REMINGTON, 20" TO-
Mnierhnry. Nov. 22d, a. j. lSl0. l2.N