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I AW JJUkNAk- Is 3
- CONTENTS OF JANUARY 10:
On the Present Value Of Dover EisAts-Vested
| and Contingent
Predatory trusts
Tag titles Ejectment Evidence
PartEeTanp Llabiiity. Limited Partnership
Bonds Nights aud Liabilities OF Assignee
/ Married y oHlan's Rights. divorce
! EOud. Men Est FActum. Pleading
! Negotiable Psper Past Dus. Equities. assign
menf, Collatsrais
Bailey ct asv oindextors Ex'or
ipiuucti II. Decd IF Trust hi0rtgage. Notice
hviGeLCe. Entry. Surveyor
Iuterrogatori. :, Usugy. Evidence
Boot. Notices
Revisors' Reports
Index to oIa:tan'S Reports
EH- Back Volumes y Gnibers can be Ind.
fe lit " RANDOLPH, Publisher.
1 sOLLECTOR'5 NUTlCE.-i shalt visit
~ Eytheville. and probably go rs far as Abjng-
No1, on tbs Virginia and Tennessee RailToad, IA 3
few days. on collecting tIia, and wilt be pleased
10 attend 70 auy bu.inesI along the route.
IEose wishing 10 avail hefnsetves of my services
wiil please all by FRIDAY EVENING.
f. I7-2t RIGA ARD HILL
no C3NTRAGTUhS -Sealed propo
l. sala viii be received until TUESDAY the Isl:
day OF Mach next, for building C. Vestibuie and
rthtin4 generally, the Presbytef.an church IN
fernViile
Tne contract to be completed by the LIST day of
0ctobt next.
The Plans eau be seer. and the specitc atoms had
at the store house OF G iCckelt il the town Of
''' '''''''' S ~ ! TFaosNSroN. Committee.
NM N WOIACK.
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SAM'L VI PRICE,
WM III GORDON,
WIN J EGGLESTON i,
I0EM 1tE DIE
Richmond, Jan, lat. 1859
-" PARKH pofEDExTER,

N. B.--Persons Indicated to the late concern of
Price & Watkins. and those having claims against
it will call on us tor settlement.
fe 4-6lm co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
n.y. L1rs IrsuaAscsiI!

ny LIrE INSURANCE.! - IT you
want to TAB e Potter on yeur Life for the sreta
benefit Of yonr JTsfs and Little Ones or otner reaI
relatives friends. upon reasonable and ssTIs-
F4CrUhY TERMS call upou the undersi yne5.
Agent aud Attorney for THE America Life Insu'
ranca aud Trust Company, of phiiadelphiR'-cha ar
ter perpetual Capital and Assets VI .2sanl ~.
TtKsy on sLAvss st cheap rates. either for
thirty days. one year for five years-o remain Tn
Virgins or TO 20 TO ana reside Ia any Starsoldsg
State in tbs rNfey. -
GR- Al Lessss rrrmp.ly paid In Richmond -
PAMPHLETS and CIRcuI .Rs, setting forth the sape
yior advantages sffsred by this Company, WIN De
furnished free of charge. Alzo any verbal inform
alton on the subject of Insurance generally
e4- once hours daily Except sundag) from y
G II BRICKEN. M d,
fl ,7-2t Gan Agent and Medical Examiner.
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rag NEW YoRK LIFE INSURANCE. Con-
CAPITAL 81 .5s5.9OI So,

Rag New YoRK LIFE Insurance. Con-
pANY.-MUrUAL system.
Capital 81 sos, 9O1.562
With One dundred Thousand Dollars deposited
with the State Comptroller of New York, 10 meet
any lawful demand which the Company fail TO pay
40 per cent Of the annual premium viii be loaned
Dividends declared annually and have averaged
about forty per cent.
If not insured. you should call at once and procure
old. married or single.
Yeu shoaid insure at once for many reasons
First-Bscaase it 10 less EXPENSIVE than it will be
when YoU become older.
second Because If la HEALTH you will pass med
tcdl examination and BE ACCEPTED.
Thrd-LisE Is UNCERTAIN. and DELAYS ARE DANCE
WHO MAY INSURE
The MAN PROFESSIONAL or NON PROFESSIONAL VINE
10 dependent upon . SALARY for susrENAscs. should
do IL. Because with LiPE the MOONS ckAsks, ana 10
the loss OF HUSBAND and FATHER may be added Kx'
f0'ua1 to lsi MEp fea f0i KaxxsaiarsgRs:
Jas Sss Ii. Gown oessss. n D.
' oaas. y wogTHAM.l AGENT.
r. WYATT. ION xa,n ..,as,
Few doors above the Custom House
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE COMFY.
Crgltal Si0,900, 900; ,srrn :.
OVER HALF nh st Hsirsb sraTss IN
LrABILIrY OF sHAREHoLpERs UNLIMITED
The Revenue Of the Company derived from Pre-
Annually. The COMPANY il therefore prepared 10
increase the amount heretofore taken on nnexcep
sa.xs : r. os MA .s es e. s sa
a''s 'a''' sIss i i ssssSi is Al. Agents.
ial-ss ""aA oaiiss 10 MAN STREET
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H STOVES, RANGES AND FURNACES.
Now in store full supply, cargo of schr Mignio-
nette. Purchasers invited 10 examine the quail.
ity Of our wares. We especially recommend the
Richmsnd Portable Furnace, Bay State Cooking
Range and HaSp Cock Stove.
Repairs always hand for all leading articles
At the Governor Street Stove Store.
~ Wanted Immediately two frst class workmen.
&C Is GEORGE sTARKETT.
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IN tNU HEJIIIt OF

PIANO F0RTES,
He offers the grcGest inducements in The GcLnG'c-
ieoQsd best Instruments LOWEST PnICES, UPON
teruss f''i- anu "a GberG5 can be obtained in
any marked North or S9Aih
Country Merchants visiting the city for their
ping Supplies, are invited to examine his stock.
orders for Libraries, Colleges and schools sup
piled upon the most f, gorahie terms.
Books ana music sent by mail.
Book Binding ia ali lis varieties executed in the
best III amer
R7y- Order solicited, an5 will NEE: with prompt
O. f.
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GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
SERVANTS FOR HIRE AND SALE.

NOTICE The subscribers have for
4 private sale, first class FARMING HAND.
~ Yeas OF age. He il an excellent Ploughman, and
accustomed TO the cultivation Of Tobacco
f. lG -d2tcwit WHITE a HARYF
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s@Y- Ho8soN's HAIR CUTTING, SHAVING
AND sHAMrooISa SALOON. under the American Ho
el--entrance on 18th street
n. Blot, Cold and Shower BATHS can be had at
all hours. Single Bath IS cents, or tickets for enc
dollar. ieS
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NOTICE. have nice little servant
~ Girl TO hire for the balance Of the present year
Those wishing a NICE handy little girl will apply
to Dir JOHN blair. at Vim VI Harrison Cos,
Main street. JOHN DICKSON.
fa l7-2t
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"a ANNIVERSARY BALL.
80 The YOUNG GUARD LIGHT gATR
S%s4 TALON will celebrate the appr ,achino n
.snniverary Of the birth Of GEORGE WASHINGTON
bya
MILITARY AND CIVIC BALL.
70 be given ut their large and comTaodiaus AEM0-
~: (which has been handsomely fitted uppon
Tuesday Evening. February ~ 1889
aud respectfully 20 lett continuance Of the raiTSp
age heretofore extended by the citizens arrange.
merits having been made that win ensure satislar.
tiop.
Music by WELLS, HARDIN L COS Cotllen
Bard
COMMITTEE OF IsvITATIoH-Rei Rosettes
RECEPTION CoasITFEE-W hite Rcsettea.
FLOOR Blue Rosottes
Committee OF AaRASGEmENTs-Red. White and
Blue kosetfes:
Capt W l. Satterwhite Can't John z Radv
Serg't K Walden Corp'i Swords
Private Daniel Maule.
TICKETS-s2 50. admitting gentleman and tvo
ladits-sUPpER INCLUDED-to be had of the Com att-
zee OF Arrangements; and ~ toe number Of tickets
Is limited, early application must be made
T-2AwtI2th Febtdfd
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hzAaINn FUTHLLiMnTCE


poRT0f RICHM0ND-FEBRUARYl 18th. 1885,
High d6t>v this day Thursday IA O'clock.
ARRIVED,
schr Clinton, Veal, Philadelphia coal b
Lip comb. ., A.
sohr G "a Willis. Beaver. Baltimore. guano, Nc
Gruder's Sens.
schr " Doyle Griffin. YsIk hiver. corr,
-Schr Jno e Adams Tyrer, teteitpurg, Hgnt.
SAILED, -
Propeller Echo. snipes, Petersburg, mdse, 0
schr Danyil.e. Chester. New York. mdse. d W
Currie.
EEw York. Feb. - Cleared. bark Ingarilia,
Eunker, Richmond.
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rRUTCHES 10 TIE LAME AND
~ AFFLTCFED-T have this day opened an as
Soriment ii Clutches OF the newest end most ap.
proved pattern, 10 which would invite the atten-
tion OF those i'll want OF such au article.
te L TR.tS A bULkLGE.
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vxTE WILL PAY YOU FOR YOUR
w TRGUBLE-f you want any House, Sign
or Ornamental PAINTING done Gliding on Glass,
or anything else in that line. by doing it much
Cheaper than the Old prices, and least good as
You can get il down town. It's but q short
walk ana will surely pay you, By leaving your or.
ier5 gith w ALLEN,
fe,I7-lt* Grace st, opposite Virginia House.
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&~FInu IYsUaAsoE - INSURANCE

WWW 4 I ~ ~ A2ssO -@FAEN0"
AssIysT Loss OR DAMAGE 81 FIRE gtf teires RAGS
and ali Losses promptly pdid In Richmord. The I'M.
tersigned, ngent for the "Jhe Greot Western Insu-
rance Company. of Phadelphia. will take insn.
rance against loss or damage by fire. all Kinds
of Proparty-aa Dwellings, iSores. Num- factories
Builders Risk Horishols. Sables, Barns Household
Furniture. Merchandise dc upon the most .faroTd-
biz terHst
81 All persons wishing to take cut a.poiiry Of
Insurance against FIRE, would 20 well TO call on
tha subscriber The principal II flee of the Great
Uests77, Insurance dEd Trust Company" 70 in the
Co npsny' buildings, No 400 Walnut street corner
of 9TH street phiiadephia- charter Is PERPETUAL
and its capital and surplus $500 coo.
efice in Richmond Is o. Pearl street. TWO doors
below Exchange Hotel. next door TO n ID Eacho
fe l7-2. BEIyEEN, agent.
Icy FINE SMOKING AND GHEwlEG To
BACCo-Constant!y on hand and for sale by
JOHN W aARLICK,
e IL AnnthncArY and prU yRlnt.
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EOUND-On the 25th or Goth of De.
= cember last, a gold MOURNING BREAST
PIN, containing two kinds Of hair 1t has the FOL.
lowing engraved on the bsck of the pin IN M
obi eich 18th, 1851 aged 60 years" The owner
can have the same by calling at this office ard nay.
ing for this advertisement IL l5-srs
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WINDOW GLASS.-1000 bxs French
w Window Glaas of favorite brands, single. extra
and double thick; 500 ns hes: quality Paris Green
10 0Co lbs lewis pure White Lead; for sale low by
WIN SATrLER II co,
fe IL No I42 Main street
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TTLTRAMARINE Of fine quality just
~ recaiv, d, and for sale low at
WI SATTLER h cos.
feI7 No 142 Main street.
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0LE1NE OlL-Which is entirely free
~ from smell and gives light superior to Re
ro5ne Oil will bura in any lamp that Solar or
sperm Oil will burn in. Price 81 90 per gallon
This undoubtedly IS superior 10 any Oil il use. Fox
sale by WAXING u rEAhCE, Druggists.
te II Broad street, above 9th.
rs. ROSES MEDICINES We have
~ this day received, direct from DR.. Rose, al
sortment OF his Medicines. which we can warrant
to 10 genuine 6ewaTe of couaterf,its not having
his written Signature.
WAEING i PEACE. Druggists.
fa FG-3t prCeH above,
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ga FOR RENT-Three Rooms On
20 first floor, ever cur store, newly psoered
painted. &c. JOHNSTON & WHITING,
LIE Cor dth and BROAD sts
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FOR SALE.--A good COOPER, VIII

r y ~ u III IL EUUu NVUT u, WHO
has also attended a mill and worked on a farm
about ~ years Of age, and good appearance An
seamsfress, Was her aud Ironer. young WOMAN
OF 25 coed sizs and good appearance who ia said To
De hrst-Taie Cook. Washer and lraner Three
try. hose Gges suppose 10 be sbont : Ia sni r.
An old WOMAN, said 10 be most sunHrier Crok
and also MAN, about II years old who has been
aecustom, d TO working in tobacco factory. Apply
at Cary Street Jail
Likewi-e. a likely GIRL, 10 wears Of age who is
offered Tor sale for no fault She in said 10 be- for
her age. a good Ccok aud fnlerahly good Washer
aud Ironer, aud general Ho1sew0Tk, besides MIR
sery. fa S-eps,s
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4 TIERCES prime Rice, for sale by
= fel2 POTTS. FARLEY Oo. Cary street.
+ ANDRETH'S GARDEN sEED.-We
continue to receive fresh supplies of Iandreth,
New Crop seed.
FISHER 4 WINSTON, Druggists.
ieio rs Main street. Riehmnnd
EDE's CRIMSON lNK.-A new and
- elegant preparation for marking Line H. tam
bfic, &C, complete with Linen Stretcher penholdef
and prepared French Pen For sale by
FISHER 4 WINSTON. Druggist.
IL 10 No LIS MAia sfrsst.
pATENT OIL GREASE For lnbri
eating axies mill gearing and heavy bearings
Of ell descriptions. For sale by
FisHEa WINSTON.
fe l6 aplo Agents, Rsshmcnd.
plCHAkDsUN'S ATk WHIHKY.--60
~ hhls Richardson's Old Rye Whisky In stoEe.--
For sale by VIM IL TYLER,
Mll-lm 18th u. between Maip and Carr.
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Ok BOXES Sweet Oranges: Is boxes
81 Lemons per steamer for sale by
DAVID n JONES. Agent.
e. q e a in q
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Drown, Pale and Toilet eoaps, for
~ BY FLA P0TTs. rARLAy = 90.
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MATES, &c-5 trails Gates, 90 boxes
~ Macca ront, 20 boxes Fermaceili. for sale by
D n JONES, Agent.
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~ WILSON'S
WHEELER Il WILSON'S
w sE9IHG MACHINE

GAVE IT THEIR HIGHEST PREMIUMS
E9- uihce, z27 Main street, hichmoBd, Va.
fe lie '3tacWlt*
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1AkDkN SEEUS--taAhuEN eEEDc.
~ Il have received my supply of Feeds for this
season, embracing all the popular varieties which
are warranted fresh and genuine, and raised by the
same grower that has given such entire satisfaction
in past seasons. For sale by A. BODkKEk.
feiz No 10 Main street
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WET NURSE have for hire Wet
W Nurse. yoang healthy woman, with an
abundant supply % milk. Can be seen at ono davis
notice. 10y
fe - CAUTHoRN
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+. Wv n NET AtFV NJ HITt TOT TIIe DA.
lsncs Of iha ycar an able ytuag Woman with.
ont incutnbrauce who will do any Kind Of work la
or ont Of the h0use. and tolerabie cooking and
w 'shiHg.
Also, youny Woman. with two children aai )
years cid who IN good cock. washer and ironer -
70 god home, where toe chiiran will he cared
tor, q homs in the country preferred the latter
will be hired yery Low.
ARMY TO me, at my cfIice or at mr. house near
the Western terminus OF Marshall street whsre the
servants can b seen. A Il COURTNEY
tffoe on llih st. between Bank and Main.
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NONSTABLE'S SALE BY virtue Of an ex-
~ ecution to me directed and delivered on the
9th day OF July, A. D., 1859. issued out of the
court of E. Hogan, Justice of the Peace in and
for Township No. 4, county of Placer, and State
OF California, on judgment rendered in said
Court on the 26th day of May, A. D. 1859. against
M. M. Monks and in favor Of j. M. Fureshutes u
Co., for the sum Of Two Hundred and Two Dol
lars and fourteen cents, (S202 l4.) principal and
Interest, and costs of suit taxed at Eighteen Dol
lars, tSloO have levied upon and will expose
to public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in
Fl mt of Wells Fargo & Co.'s office, in the town
OF Dutch Flat in said county,
On Monday, the 22d day of August, 1859,
at the hour of o'clock p. NJ, all the right title,
interest and claim, which the said NJ. M. Monks
had on the goth day of May, 1859, in and to GER
tain mining grounds lying and being situated on
Thompson Hill. near Dutch Flat, in Township No.
4, Placer county, and known and described as the
Hopla Mining company S mining claims, together
with the tunnel. fixtures and appurtenances
therennto belon ing. All of which named and
described property shall sell as aforesaid, or so
much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy the
above judgment together with the costs due and
to become due thereon. JOSEPH S. BLOOM
Constable of Township No. 4.
Dutch Flat, July 9th, ls59.-4w pr
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Estate of George H. Merritt.

T appearing by the petition of the admins
Il traitor of said estate that there is not sufficient
personal estate in his hands to pay the debts out
standing against the deceased and the expenses
of Administration, and that it is necessary to sell
the real estate or some portion thereof for the
payment Of such debts, 1t is therefore ordered
by the Judge of said court. that all persons in
terested be and appear before him at the court
room of the said Probate Court. on Monday, the
29th day of August, 1859, at 10 o'clock, A. M.
that being the time appointed for the hearing of
said petition, to show cause. if any they can why
an order should not be granted to sell so much of
the real estate of deceased, as may be necessary
to pay such debts, nd that a copy of this order
be published at least four successive W. eks in the
Placer Herald newspaper PRINT and publish
ed in Placer county
Auburn, July Both. 1859.-4w
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Constable OF TOWNSHIP NO.
Dutch Flat July 25th, 1S59.-3w pr

NONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue of an ex-
~ ecuton to me directed and delivered on the
first day or July, A. D. 1859, issued out of the
Court of E. Hogan, a Justice of the Peace, in and
for Township No 4, county of Placer and State
Of California, on judgment rendered in said
court, on the Z9th of June. A. D. 1859, against
Richard Mcclure, and in favor of w. G. Rich
mond, for the sum of Twcnty-three Dollars and
iftyeight cents. principal, and costs Of suit taxed
at five dollars, have levied upon and will expose
to public sale, to the highest bidder for cash, in
front Of Wells, Fargo q Co.'s office, in the town
of Dutch Flat
On Monday, tho 18th day of August, 1859,
between the hours of one and two o'clock. r. NJ.
all the right, title, interest and claim of Richard
Mcclure, in and to the following described pro-
perty. tO-wit: A certain f1uming and mining
claim situated at the mouth of Dutch Flat Canon
where it emptes into Bear River about one mile
from the town of Dutch Flat and adjoining
the mining fumes and claims of Robert Clifford,
and known rs Hall Il McGuires fuming claims,
together with all the fumes and appurtenances
thereunto belonging All Of which named and
described property shall sell as aforesaid. or so
much thereof as may be suffcien' TO satisfy the
above judgment, together with the costs due and
to become due thereon. JOSEPH S. BLOOM,
Constable of Township No. 4.
Dutch Flat July 25th. lS59.-3w
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Republican Meeting.

Leland Stanford, Esq, the Republican cat
didale for Governor, spoke in this place on
Tuesday evening last. G. J. Hillyer, was
chosen as Chairman of the meeting.
A goodly number of persons were pres
ent, mostly of different political faith from
the speaker, for be it known the Republican
strength of Auburn precinct is iacluded
within thirty votes.
Mr.. Stanford, although not possessing the
qualities of an orator, IA fact patent to all
who heard him\ retained his audience very
well; rs they appeared willing to hear what
could be said in favor of party that has so
far proven itself but little entitled to public
confidence.
Not being present at the opening we
cannot follow the s, eakor through his
remarks, but found him more liberal in his
views respecting the admission of slave States
than his brethren on the Atlantic side. He
was willing for the people of the Territories
to decide the question of slavery for them
selves and would abide their decision in the
premises AS we understand the Republi-
Cdll Clctt- luIS WOuIu wv Oo otboiuoA doC-
trine at the East, for the Republican party
have time and again declared the ex sence
of the power in Congress to prevent the ad
mission of any more slave States. In the
campaign of So one Of the most attractive
wa,chwords of that party was, "No more
Slave States!" and if we read the leading
Republican journals of the East Alright, that
is the doctrine of the party to day. This
being true, we naturally conclude that Mr.
Stanford seeks to beralize-the views of his
party in California, to make them more ac
ceptable to the practical men with whom he
has to deal.
Although disposed to find-much fault with
the National Administration, and the acts Of
the Democratic party, yet the speaker was
mild and courteous in his MISUNDERSTANDING
a marked contrast to the violent decaming
of Mr.. Broderick. who, insisting upon being
Democrat, assails with vituperative epithes
the administration of James Buchanan, and
the acts of the party. Mr.. Stanford ex
pressed no desire to "slit the ears" of any
one, nor did he find that "wickedness and
corruption in the Democratic party that so
harrows the soul o. the youthful and brave"
Senator.
But while saying this much in justice to
Mr.. Stanford, VIC do not overlook the fact
that he possesses strong sectional prejudices.
In every important act Of the Democratic
party he sees the workings of the ''savc
power That darkey is still sin the fence"
The establishment Of the Southern Overland
Mail, the proposition to purchase Cuba, and
lastly, the Cass- LIE Cerc letter, are all from
"slave power" dictation. The advancement
of such ideas are simply ridiculous; but, as
by assailing southern men and southern in
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plants, the first ever brought to California,
and the same that have been astonishing the
San Franciscans, and the people in the
southern mines, by their wonderful perform
ances, are to be exhibited in Auburn on
Monday evening next. A troupe of Circus
performers are connected with the establish
ment The tricks of the Elephants are
worth travelling some distance to see.
An afternoon performance will be given
for the benefit Of the little people.
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than and Burch have consented to a change
of their appointment in this county on
Thursday the 4th of August. Instead of
speaking at Forest Hill on that day, as pre-
vously advertised they will address the De-
mocracy at Auburn--t being the day of the
Democratic Nominating Convention. And
not to disappont the people o. Forest Hill
and vicinity, an appointment has been made
for these gentleman to speak at that place
on Sunday evening, August 18th. The anx-
iety to haar the speakers will bring out large
audiences at both places. Democrats, re-
member the meetings.
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REPUBLICAN CoNvENTloN-The Repub,i
cans in Placer County will meet in Conven-
ton at Auburn on Saturday, August 9th, for
the purpose of nominating County Ticket.
G. j. Ilillyer, Esq, is spoken of as the nom
inee for Senator. The Repuhs. are confident
Of polling larger vote in this county than
the Brods-we believe they can do it easily.
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TAKE NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Board of
~ Supervisors of Placer comfy. will meet at
the office of the County Recorder in Auburn, on
Monday. August the 9Th, 1859, as a Board of
Equalization. All persons feeling themselves
aggrieved by the assessment of the Assessor. will
please come forward and present their case to the
Bard. or the assessment will remain as now ap-
pears on the Assessment Roll; returned by the
County Assessor, and now in my Office, unless
good and sufficient cause be shown.
By order Of the Board of Supervisors.
GEORGE L. ANDERSON,
Clerk of the Board of Equalization
Auburn, July 29th, 1S59.--2w
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PRIMARY ELECTION. The Democratic
prim ary Election for its election of Dele
gates to the County Nomination Convention
of Thursday next will be held at the Court
House at halfpas seven o'clock this evening
Election of Delegates is IAN important duty
in our party organization, and we hope tile
Democracy of the precinct will not fail to
be present TO take part in selecting men
who will fairly represent them in Conven-
ton