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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

On the Enbect ol ne rccent cDtrrn,e o, tho Pied.
scstary Of SKATE has adcreascd the owisx noss 20 al
Ito rsnbrrs Of the dpsnriAlc body resting 10 Rome.
II q dated nom tho Vatican, lsta inst =
municstus o representative Of the oroign rOwers
20 the nnIy statement Of facts and
Ilorab,e but the fovcc o crc1ms grave, and
Inc npc,rueliy o. me violence uscd towards tho
pacific " sovcrosns hc august head Of TIC Cnurch 4 90
astounding thai be eannos rosan fron addressas 70
not Only by h8 duiy - Minister bst also b. the
press corarancs II his Holiness
sncc had the honor n explaining 3 ycgr Nxcslenclcs
by the note u the l. INST that the flodmcn ssc SOW.
tax og hostile Dcears against The govern.
men, = the Dolly see sltbort sny proyoo-sor o. toe
rart o. The latter sltinr crno 20 crime adding armed
volt % ts legitimate authority n order y oetain pos
Of thc PROVINCE whcH remain y tbs Holy Sec
amer the ufusion II the Rrsyra as the pontgcal sov
ernmeui, rey ng - right, has msie aua s ssh max
inn every possible SEeyt, gtspto the fca r5cr q ia
oncmys cTocs ovcrshrlmpg thst i s Lot possible
the deenco hold out 0ng FesAro hav lnk boon cap
iured the rNomoniesc toos prisoner Tho Political Deo-
msndanf, Who bad resgtcd tho attack. On the othor
hand. numerous body attacked Ieruf a. which, aftor
rspulsnv vgorou' assault s osmrelef % surrender.
and Tie General In comm2ni, With Tao Whole garrison,
became prisonss ofwar. Tho corp then marched
uron T0iisno and camo 70 SpoIeo. orvio;o bas been
caIfled BY volunteer Iartsans q Piedmont, who nov
ne Holy IN her has seou nearly all tho siases which
orr he pairmopy II the Church arr u Catholics
away IRON him 81, by BIT; Outstanding tat I'm.
peror 81 the french has declared n Piedmont that be
sbould have opposed tbc recent nvason asi would ha
brescn or all fcl,tona uth that govcFamcn' II Tho lat
Ter had given him the that tho noted
nation made r. tho Holy see would not be carr 81 o1,
and nai tic sn dlnsns would not Attack the Poalsca
troops,
In ,hs state OF nnss tho undersigned Cardinal com
plans and protests, In tho name q his Holiness sgsnst
scts destructive Of al isss human sad divine nd ~
sspang tho Independence OF The Uyre no Head n the
church and ths integrity OF The tsmporol domain with
which b. has hceo invested BY ihs dDpsnsAcus q Pro
voenee, for the good u religion rnd Of the Curcn and
which The Church has avigLy posrcpet for 70 macy
centuries past
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

fWasNtsf cstN ~ l,oVi
rrrrla1,y " Fuytreaz H.. aty--t1ss ricix-.'s 60
7as Pcrssr 6 t7rsoal Po-ro,-- Nsro,so, ~ I,siiar
SeSrs--Rliary lci,sy n ~ Ls'er1'sd Prcrlso,,--
~ Care q nc ar Lit0y E-dsno-el- saxrs~,l
l~fs.c< W laly, d. d.
-stks Nilih, Francis lhe Secona and ccaerai L.no.
-oS-ye sSsn 10 TO ealso cut ot nvoF soth with the
siv4.t. and with men. Bsih rants md subjects ~e
ctI 3 iaer spJc@s, ard lcpi nc scp.ng hand, bul
iber u thk ~ themselves II Tho hour az snclr
ROT rrcssirs ned Boore csving Nspls. Frun.is u.
10 tie shrine q the meet s.crcd n al the lsses &,
ios bacorss ard there made VOC TIA, 70 sao would
savt I'm tbs tine be woa a make her prcson, ar Iva
a. mothers ressi cloak. 70 Oar LADY Of Loroto Gen.
lsmorleiere promised 10 awe hs sword, Il nfst sbe
word enable him Nth " 10 win victorv 10 VARIOUS
nHserlous carved Ard painted mssos o. the MAdonna
40 q sainp his Holire~s promised 70 make osmpenss
81 fer fsvory received bat up V tue time rot ono Of
IT, hss lined dagger 70 render bin The slightest aid
scntly, they all have either sco-p,sd The docu,n q
~ intervention, disposcd " wink a. the enemy,
u nsdersion q he very miernts And rensblc msp
ner n which he ~ prcsess o0ndses sa.r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

Ioxnov, sspt. q, 1850
TIC iNs CORE pendent o. The London Daay Nsos ssys
hat or THURSDAY uivy council vas hsli - y. Cioud,
. which Is understood thai prcpcsa Of Con. ps Cay
Gu r augment the French army Of occupation Of Roe 10
20 eco, and say, 70 put down esrbaai, dis
cursed II 10 10 be feared that tho result dsckion
which yin lead "a bloody var, and At The bcss PIT an
end fcr long time come n All hope Of The rsseners
ton Of Italy.
n.,sha vsIsp, .e.ves Paris V ,a1e ne counssz q,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

oorsanp'tn IN the ssrovs m.s~S,ns~ End, IN word,
what tie w,iov s~vau iosm~sy. tnsa vAusa.
ws o Der al the usvs iuv puhso - n-'nn
s"'A, ~stsrt, and nj all fs sixpers Ensisnm N y
now considered the mo calculating peuae,t
III. tppress sinseo pr,xr.~s repairs
daby Ia ,bs church RuSl L. Graz ~
her DECEASED sister tbs Duchess d. Abe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13
N. o.. loss on the sae Of the PATRIOTS w.s about leo

Tue total oss the SIDE Of the patriots was about LOO
cannot be pretended that the Nespolitsns had u,uoh
scvsrtsg@ IN tpis sr.r They we're ena,'ed Tor se~
mon ems 10 avail hep,-ves OF sapsrority IN xnns
Hla rec ana 10 Dnlct some loss on an enemy whose
courage had carried him Father LOO lar Dut tnet
were eventually beaten the d.d, wniie tne real
oh-ct CT the eng,sem, ,cessfny attained else
where eti details OF the occurrence serve clearly
10 Indicate the difficulties sbich regular troops anu
determined opposition might throw In tue way ~ Inc
patriots, and 10 cophrm Toe apprehep,ioos We nave
repeatedly expressed Of toe possible results OF oil
htop bet Garnadi and the Austraus the ciraee,
TIE confidence, AID The ski of the Gnioadtan TO-
WIS ady be overprssed but II scs'cey so ms ore
dibis troops which stopped by the V, turpo
81 ouc be brought stand by The rivers OF North
Italy that brigades which nstpcvely I" tak5 W
tire ountspsn the face ~ Nsap lillian dvlsoa
tbs uo succcof IA the plains OF Vn-ta, against an Aus
trisn srry, True IL 10 thai Garbsi ds bis way out OF
difficulties with uniform ami that, matter OF
TACT he the day the banks OF the VoturDo:
hut the AFFAIR showed that ths aspect ~ tn. campsso
might be modified II the enemy phpuid really begin To
obviously lam IN the weakness OF his afversare, and
" they should take b. they the energies
Of army which though fun Of tarepdty and cMh-
depce osnciebt Ia cpocai training. vi provided WIN
artillery prir opsUy exercised In she arts Of gaer Ia
wsrfa Perhaps he who nss doI much can do
He nssy cs polioen usbs parks OF artillery DtD
being just no has evoked bsttaobs aud or ades, and
sincerely trust that ~hstaver IL ssary for the snc
OF the Italian may % I'll ctualy accomplished
II would be nsos " shut syes % shs fact
that amy II gars has points ~ Its In
rapid marches In sudden surprises, maud 70 nand
diers be roasssbe. Int when encountered by
rtBcatioos we'll manned and b. taons disposed u hgnt
II may feel the Necessity Of bother appliances aud more
elaborate organization.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

wuh Francis n Bsmhino Is yet 1--WE and with twenty
n,e thiry tnoursod trnos " eacs him IA a ricefs
Arrnns, which paes hss = .tssset both ny ssA
ano nd, conuSry 10 O DLeatioos A. nf~t
Il 1as ltslr-d r~dncs tho place by cutting
~ its supples hesa~-, thought thai L,no.,sisee
bad .ptred o cts Win tee folio sers, snd that
thai amorc,ere al considerable force with shen
be- entered me rnsn ana that its supplies were very
gtst - VS. dec ed that Il suouid b. att4rkat
ny asi rft; 10 ii feet aud tho o-sisging
hrssD ~ orSe ~ nharding " We bear that The Pied
uouse hsve nSr.d tue outsxrts o. tho place after
th- sor gale, and Low the town must yield or DO
alcn ~ ~ sauIg
81 have Just heard that the Pope would certainly
SAID " be Duke de Srsmmont, French AMBASSADOR a,
Rome, The w"'h In lsrse"-meanius thereby, az u
tous o,ner portion VI IL Than Rome HE leaving IN y
GU eou d great, sinpiify Ihe TIA 4 "a question
:. ~ following isto'maan regarding the new siciiir
M rstry may ne &c interest 10 YOU r-sders:-
horoihi II q Tuscan, xho IN i6t8 wg . member Of
Gre,szzis Gsoipet Ia sbch ne held the pItfolio ~
For, lgn Affairs of short tune 10 1859 menb' =
u he n,cap Assembly he vots against the Annexation
o That province u Piedmni Ia proof that I'd heopgs
4 N. adveucro party. ~ n a clever man ira And ~
pol'.h.o psnusrs " Perspn Minister ~ SiD .oce ~,s
scl-tk ~ the lnipry; b. ID merely o. piistratoF
sac - 10 political imp1rtuce. Parsi, Ma.s.r ~ the
,mr,or, formerly clerk Ia toe nr,na 4, Me-
Hn bus otus dis uSs,d tom his up-t, h. neaori
hus'Ltss - travelling dealer. Crispi 9 oanns iati
| fce, uaoe him one 81 hts cohdfshtS IL 10y repr''
| s,Its ,repir priucpts IN mo u,nistrs MN Gu,al
III fsbrisz Nh isers ~ Polio. sod ~ '.r, woe MH
rtr agents San--a fact whirh pia!n shows vnai
| in4y must he o ando Is a Genoe't sho has 1'.ds
- anUfactor.r, IN partnersh ~ his brother.
| ;, Genoa Their establishment 9as ne yorv hatS1n q
| MR. riansm. and thar men nea y VI belonged ~
| VI 7znis rarity lastly, N ugjuiena Is . Canon, who
us M nher or Urisois urst ministry and nods tna
! fan opinions a. + s chief
The ug Ia kee ~ interview ~ ROYALS and inpe Ias
q, Warsaw ase'n der'ed 0sos 70 ,he Illness Of IN,
fnprs- n Rnfsa the meeting viii not take place u-t
\ alter tho 20th ~ October.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

BIS rsvcrses: his great mission VII
b tndan ycrcd By any defeat 10 has csrisl out OF
s1lsa ~ NAY construct &c army bot the task has not
crtn Daen cOnslcnosd English orlecrs have como out
Volunteered n Hsj his troops but thoy remain
employ ec and lonngng IN the s1ft, Of Naples May
has .pg 10 disgust. he 0ny soul1n " tue great
problem OF the lfo lni rriy Of lazy e n tie speedy
10 the onsitntions government o. re1mcnt
Dcsy las already eDsopaered pots and ntgrcs u every
character, and mo future hsp2ircss Of ml1os u 10
jeopardy. decisive blow 10 hourly Anticipated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-13

The Ccosoo cas.,s publishes IN. ioo Wig n me tsve
.; despatch addressed By Lrd John Russel 70 sr Jas
Butfcn, Britain Ambassador NJ Iur N raaer dae Of ina
Slst u August lat
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Notice of Application for Pardon.

Notice of Application for Pardon.
To THE Hon. e. IL. VANDECAR, COUNTY JUDGE OF
PLACER COUNTY, CALIFORNIA. AND PHILIP w.
THOMAS, ESQ.,, DISTRICT ATTORNEY FOR SAID
COUNTY:
~ ENTLEMEN: You are hereby notified, that
NJ the undersigned will make application to
the Governor of the said State of California, for
the Pardon of Francis Holley, convicted of the
offence of Bigamy, at the May term of the Court
of Sessions, in and for said county. A. D. 1860,
and sentenced to imprsonm mt in the County Jail
for period of six months and fine of five hum
tlred dollars.
PRESLEY HOLLEY.
Service of above notice accepted June 2lst. A.
D. 1860 e. II. VANDEcAR,
County Judge of Placer county, California.
Service of above notice accepted June 2lst, A.
D. 1860, PHILIP W. THOMAS.
District Attorney of Placer ;, ,ty, California.
june 23d l860.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
A Journey Under Paris.

A correspondent of Swedis, Journal fur.
nishes an interesting account Of subtsrra.
mean voyage made through one Of the adm.
rably constructed sewers Of Paris. Tie boat
.,ss' S GINNING 4 n1gnt Of Steps to tue dspih *
about forty five feet. The boat, a Hat bot.
toned affair, was lighted by four Tampa.
The sewer is an archwsy, fifteen feet high
and of equal breadth, with n ditch or cans.
about ten feet wide. The whole is built 0t
beautiful white sandstone, and il kept re-.
markably neat and clean. No stencil or bad
smell was percep,ibe. The depser portion
of its filth is carried away through large
drains beneath the sidewalks. The aide.
walks are excellent. and exhibited no sigma
OF dampness, while the walls Of the archway
are kept whitewashed, and are at all times "A
white as the driven snow. The structure
possesses the properties of an immense
speaking tube, The workmen being able to
converse at the distance Of two miles from.
each other. The echo is very strong and
lasting The fabric is snid to be built after
q mo 'el Of the catacombs Of Rome, aided BY
all the latest improvements. On both sides.
n, about two hundred yards distance from
one another, are openings through which
the workmen can ascend by means Of per.
lnanent iron lrdders, in case Of sudden
rain storm should cause the water 10 rise
over the sidewalks, which Is, however, OF
rare occurrence.
The contents Of the sewer Of course Ao~
into the river Seine, and the current IL cuff.
cent to carry the boat used along with Goa.
siderable velocity. Large reservoirs are
constructed at intervals, into which the water
can be turned for a short time in il should il
be necessary to have the canal dry for . liz.
tie while The whole work was completed
in two years. Besides The main canal there
are many min ones constructsd under the
principal streets, all which can be made to
communicate with one another These al.
Inirable underground works are accessible
from the Louvre, the Tuilleres, and from
all the barracks, and should the Parisians
take notion to barricade the streets ia any
part of the city, the Imperial Government
might, at short notice, and without any per.
son being swars Of it, transport troops, and
if there is time to make use OF the reservoirs,
40 can cavalry also be transported tho same
way. There is an end to shooting on the
soldiers from the wndnws, and 4 revolutions
in Paris will soon only be remembered
among things that have been, never 10 90.
cur again. Through these underground pas.
sages, prisoner can easily be taken from
the Louvre TO the Seine, without attracting
attention, and thence sent off BY the railway
which is near at hand. This splendid sys.
TEN of sewerage was one of the pet schs'nss
Of the first Napoleon.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
Semi-Annual Report of the Public Admin
istrator Of Placer County. California.


YNHE undersigned entered upon the duties of
Il said office on the lst Monday of October.
1853. by election. having exercised the duties
thereof until that time from April of the same
year by appointment.
Since his last Report the following Estates have
come to the hands OF the unlersi gned, to-wit:
Estate Of Frederick Johnson:
Value rs fixed by Appraisers, SSl3.50. The
greater part of the property OF this estate was
owned in partnership with Christian Johnson. but
who as surviving partner has not yet fully settled
up its affairs. Expenses thus far paid go.
Estate Of Uin. n. X. Deuane:
Value as fixed by Appraisers s5 6.66s. The
greater part of this estate insists of stock in the
Cold Hill Il Bear River Water Co. DR.. J. A. Hill
claims to be partner in the entire property of the
estate, but as yet rs surviving partner has done
nothing towards settling up the partnership
Suit is pending for di. ison Of the property
Expenses paid ss5,l0
Estate of John c. Kordt:
Value of estate as fixed by Appraisers $S0.-
Expenses paid sl7.7O.
Es ate Of Jacob Ciaussen:
Cash received of Special Administrator 81 ,2S9-
81 Expense of taking care of property. to-wit:
Assessment for working the claim $89S7.
Henrick SchHiing's Estate:
Inventory and Appraisal not yet returned. Ex-
penses paid $3.50.
Estate of John Brisland:
Value as fixed by Appraisers, about SAT-, CO..
Expenses paid Sl4,90
In the following estates. which were mentioned
in the lust report, the Inventory and Appraisal
has since been returned-
Estate Of J. 3. UpdegraE
Value as fixed by Appraisers Sl,645, 81. Ex-
pcnses paid s254,S0.
Estate Of Thomas Hericks:
Value as fixed by Appraisers $733,50 Ex-
penses paid Sll,35
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !
COUNTY OF PLACER. SS
NJ P. Fl. Love being duly sworn says that
the foregoing is a correct return of Estates that
have come to his hands. as required by law, since
the time of his last sen-annual report and return
as Public Administrator Of said County.
NJ P LOVE
iubic Administrator Placer Co Cal.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 2Sth
day Of May, A. D. 1860.
4. II. VANDECAR.
Probate Judge Placer Co. Cal.
June 2: lS60.-6w.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Mechanics Lien Notice.


p. Everts, Plaintiff; Us. Gold Hill and Bear River
Water Company, Defendants.
In the Eleventh Judicial District Court Placer
County.
TINE above named Plaintiff, as the Assignee of
III Bankenship 4 Co., having commenced
an action in the District Court aforesaid, against
the above named Defendants to recover the sum
of Sl,O7O TO- with interest and costs of suit, AMI
to enforce q Lien, under the provisions of the
several acts of the Legislature hereinafter named,
on that certain ditch property formerly known
as the Stewart Ditch" situate, lying and being
in said county, commencing or the south side of
Auburn Ravine, about one quarter of a mile be-
low the town of Gold HiIl and extending to
"Gray's Diggings" and Fort TETON" or "FOx's
Flatj being in length, five miles and LAG rods,
and forming part of the Gold Hill and B. ut
River Water Co.'s ditch, hereby gives notice to
nll persons holding or Ginning liens on said
"Stewart Ditch under the provisions of the fol-
lowing Acts of the Legislature, ro-wit: "An Act
for securing Liens to Mechanics and others" pas-
sed April 10Th. 1856; Gan Act Supplementary to
an Act tor occurring Liens to Mechanics and 9TH
ers. passed April 10Th, 1856" approved March
18th. 1857, and IAN Act to amend an Act entitl-
ed an aci for securing Liens to Mechanics and
Others. passed April 18th, 1856" approved April
22d, 1858, to be and appear before the Honorable
District Court aforesaid. on Tuesday, the 18th
day of July next at the Court House in the town
of Auburn at the opening of the Court on that
day. or az soon thereafter as Court can be held,
and then and there to exhibit the proof Of their
said Liens '4'i" P. EVERTS, Plaintiff,
By Hale Il Smith. his Attorneys
Auburn. June 23d 1860.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
PUBLIC NOTICE,

S hereby given, to all persons proposing to
Il become Teachers in the Public Schools of Pla
Ger county; that in accordance with an Act of the
Legislature of the State of California, approved
April 2Sth. 1860, County Board of Examina-
tiOn, will meet in Auburn. on the l4th Of July
next at the District School Room, at 10 o'clock.
A. NJ, for the purpose Of examining the qnalifca-
tions OF those possessing to become teachers in
the public schools of Placer county; and for the
purpose of granting certificates of appreciation
and qualification to those whom they shall find,
after rigid and thorough examination and nves-
tigaton to be persons Of good moral character,
and possessing sufficient learning and ability to
teach and govern school. All certificates grant
ed by trustees of School Districts, prior to April
28th, 1860, will remain good for one year from
the date of such certificate. unless sooner revoked
and all certificates granted subsequent to April
lSth 1860. are of no effect, unless signed by the
County Board of Examiners whether the person
holding the same be teaching at the present time
or not No spectators will be allowed present at
the examination. s. S. GREENWOOD,
Superintendent of Public Schools Placer county.
Auburn, June 30th, lS60.-2w
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
A Wonderful Account Of Man swallow.
ing Iron, and Brass.

| A person who had teen an idiot from hs
infancy, died at Ostend. in the 23rd year Of
his age, his death having been preceded by
l2 days continual fever, and considerable
tumor and pain about the region of the liver.
For six weeks before his death, he spit or
vomited blood, and had bloody evacustions.
On opening the body, large abscess or
poshume was found in each lobe of tho liz.
er; the stomach was extremely contracted
and ponderous, containing 9 cart wheel
nails, and six others Of less size; also
large and lon. iron screw; two pair Of com.
passes, the one having circle Of 2 inches
in diameter; middle size key; large iron
pin, rs thick as n mans thumb. and 4 inches
long, with ring at the end Of it; another Of
brass, but mach Iess; the handle Of an iron
spring knife, swallowed as is believed entire,
but the sides and two pieces forming its
spring, founl asunder; though the pegs Of
the knife, tying those several pieres together.
were not found; ,h. upper and lower enda OF
brass ponmel Of a fire CRATE, weighing 8
ounces; broad piece Of lead weighing three
ounces and half; the whole consists Of 28'
pieces, weighing between 2 and 5 pounds.
These had been missed, and much aought
tor by his brother, at different times. They
were all found in bundle. with the larger
ends one way, and the smaller the 9th.
-r; the small end of one OF the large naila
WAS so bent, that it would have made per.
feet circle, had not the very tip OF that same
nail been bent back again; this end was
forked and very sharp, as were kwi's the
points oflhe compasses None Of the pieces
were found polished, nor WAS the brass nor
the lead anywise impaired or damaged; but
The iron pieces were exceedingly corro.led.
especially one side Of the knife. which had
lain in the stomach about eight months.
was eaten quite through in two or three
places, towards the end Of the blade, anil
three or four nails greatly corrode,l, "A II
some particular menstruum or dissoIvent
had been poured upon them; but all the 9TH
er metals un;ouched; the lead had lain in
the stomach eight months, and the brass pin
about twelve.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

NEVER GIVE Up.--Wbat II you fail in
businessa You still have life and bealth.-
Don't sit down and cry about mishaps. for
that will never get you out of debt, nor buy
your children frocks. Go to work at some
thing, eat sparngly, dress moderately, drink
nothing exciting, and above all, keep mer-
ry heart, and you'll be up in the world.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
For Family Use.

WYE have just received direct from Europe
w via New York. M excellent variety of
dried fruit, which we offer FOR SALE viz
Hungarian Dried Cherries, at Fifty Cents
per pound.
German Dried Pears, at Fifty Cents per
pound.
German Pruens, at Twenty-Five Cents per
pound.
These fruits are excellent for cooking, and very
healthy, and have never before been offered for
sale in this market.
When sold in quantities to Hotel Keepers or for
Parties they will be sold at reduced rates
b. GOODKIND x CO.,
Young America Store.
Auburn, June 23d, lS60-lm
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

SHARP AS A NEEpLE.-Ths following boM
mot was started out West: 4aal 81.
A busy housewife was sitting in the door.
way plying her needle. Her husband loung.
ng on the rail, his foot slipped, and hs bruis.
ed his knse on the door stone
"Oh9" said he groaning, II have broks~
the hone, I'm sure"
"Wel, them" said shs. looking up her
needle, with it's eye broken out. "you and
have done nearly the same thing"
"How so9'
"Why. don't you see" said she, N have
broken the eye Of the needle nam, and you
have broken the knee Of the idle MANI"
Judge Terry's trial was fixed for Monday
last, in Marin county.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Insolvent Debtors Notice.

Insolvent Debtors Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
COUNTY OF PLACER.
In the District Court of the Eleventh Judicial
District.
nURSUANT to an order of the Hon. B. f.
Il Myres, District Judge Of the Eleventh Ju-
dicial District, in and for said county, the credi
tors of Charles Thciacker are hereby notified to
be ana appear before said Judge, at chambers. in
the town of Auburn, Placer county. on the 3lst
dny of July, A. D. 1862 at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, of
that day, and show cause. if they can, why said
insolvent should not make cession of his estate,
and be discharged from his debts in manner pre-
scribed by law. And it is further ordered that
in the mean time all proceedings against the debt
or be stayed.
49, Given under my hand and seal of
Ills. said Court this June 29th, A. d.
~ 1860:
HENRY GOODING, Clerk,
By W. A. johnson. Deputy.
Hale g. Smith. Attys. for Plf.
June 30tb. lS60.-4w