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The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
DR.. BOwen's Blood pur,a

Composed of the Extracts of Sarsonor;,n
low Dock. Dandelion, Stillinper and lei
Potass, is superior to any other Medio,n1 of
Purifying the Blood. 1t will cure scro,,,, 'or
matsm. Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Bronasitaa nnea'
and all diseases of the skin. It is 49,.
quart bottles-only S per bottle. r.. " III
wholesale or retail, at Plaza Drug Storo '"'e'
Clay and Kearny streets, San Francisco. l.. eV,ner VI
Hawkins, sole Agent for Placer county, and !, ~
all Druggists on the Pacific Coast VAN "
August llth, l8G0.-my
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
DECISION OF THE U. s. SUPREME COURT IN THE DRED
SCOTT CASE.

DECISION OF THEU. s. SUPREME COURT IN THE DRED
SCOTT CASE
In the 10Th vol. of Howard's Reports, page
395 it is stated that the Supreme Court of the
United States, decided in the bred Scott case as
follows:
lst The Territory thus acquired is acquired
by the people OF the United States for their COM
mon and equal benefit. through their agent and
trustee, the Federal Government. Congress can
exercise no power over the rights OF persons or
property of Il citizen in the Territory which is
plohibiled by the Constitution. The Govern
mrnt and the citizens whenever the Territory is
open to settlement both enter with their respec
tive rights defined and limited by the Constilu
tion'
3D. Congress have no right to prohibit cit-
zens of any particular State or States from taxi
ing up their home there. while it permits citizens
of other States to do so. Nor has it right to
give privileges to one class of citizens whch it
refuses to ano her The Territory is acquired for
their equal and common benefit, and if open to
any ii must be open to all upon equal and the
same terms"
Sd. EVERY CITIZEN HAS A RIGHT TO TAKE WITH
HIM INTO THE TERRITORY ANY ARTICLE OF PROPER
rY WHICH THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
RECOGNIZES As PROPERTY"
4th. The CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
| RECOGNIZES SLAVES AS PROPERTY. AND PLEDGES THE
| FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO PROTECT 1T. And Con-
gress cannot exercise any more authority ov +
properly Vi tltt ucSCr pIlOu tndH III may cOuSll-
tuionaily over property of any other kind
! 5th The act Of Congress, therefore. prohibit
ing citizen Of the United States taking with
him his slave. when he removes 10 the Territory
i, question TO reside is AN EXERCISE OF A THoRITY
OVER PRIVATE PROPERTY WHICH Is NOT WARRANTED
BY THE CONSTITUTION. and the removal of the
plaintiff by his owner to that Territory gave him
no title to freedom"
| 9Th "Whie it remains Territory Congress
may lpgslate over it within the scope of its con
stitutonal pow RS in relation to citizens Of the
United States, and may establish II Territorial
government. and the torn of this local govern
moni must be regulated by the discretion Of Con-
gress; but with powers not exceeding those
which Congress itself by the Constitution is au-
thorzed to exercise over citizens Of the United
States in respect to their right to property
We publish The above decision for the
benefit Of our Black Republican neighbors,
who are continually asserting that the Sn-
preme Court did not decide any Question
touching slaves in Territory. The decision
speaks for itself. 1t not only refules the
Black Republicans in their declarations, but
it krocks Douglasism into "cocked hat"
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

For D,uGLAS, UNDER RESrRATNT.-lh ne
Rcd BuR Beacon says, III effect. that likes
Btcke,Alge Ter han DDug'as; more ve',
i, necessarily advocating The claims "f the
after, the editor must not be understood as
endorsing his principles. = nevertheless, the
editor is induced 20 support Mr. Douglas!
That's queer fix to be in-prefelrlng the
one. and repu liating the princi plies Of the
port. We fear that oCr good friend. Fisher,
failed to obtain the additional light" desired
in previous number of his paper.
The Bell and Everett men AT San Francis
GO have issued II new p per called the "Con-
sitntion.'
AGE OF THE BIG TREEs-A cor espond-
ent Of the London TiDaos, calculate eS the AGE
Of the great California Tree. "a part of
which was in the Crystal Palare) at six
thousand four hundred and eight years.
A Camp meeting commences AT Visalia.
on The so Of lh, month. The Delta far
tnera :, the "tfice stables AMI corral of the
Overland Stage Co., AT Visaa- are nearly
completed.
The manufacture of Coal Oil is about to
be commenced in Sin Francisco.
Losses BY FIRE AT GRASS VALLEY.-At n
fire whic, bruk-. ont in tirass Valley, on
Monday night, five buildings were destroyed,
together with valuable horse
ESTATE OF GEN EsrILL.-The s. F. Gull
Of Tuesday last SAYS, in the l'rnba'e Court.
yesterday. an application was ti'-! and an
order issued calling on Mrs. E>tiIl TO show
cause why the appointment OF her as admin
i>lra'rix should not be revoked, in conSs =
quence Of The improper management Of the
estate of Gen. James NJ. E,tll.
A new toll road has Just been completed
between Strawberry Valley, lessening The
distance between the two points Is miles.
II. N. Anderson, formerly Lieut. Governor
of Catorni; who was recently shot in Car
son Valley is said to he recovering
probability Of The r. "pening soon of the
Trhanntepec route. This would DO hailed
with pleasure 10y California
Mr.. T. G. Stephens is about to commence
a singing school at Folsom.
New and rich diggings have been discov-
cred on the N rlh Fork Of the M+rre! river
FIRE AT UNION IIuL.-IIalf dozen mi
nerS cabins and a part of the Tuoumne
Company's water flume a, the above named
place was burned on Tuesday last. Loss not
stated
Esr f. in instrurting G i'd, you are
vexed with it for a want of adroitness, trv. il
You have never tried before, 10 write with
your left hand and remember that child is
all left haud
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
Breckenridge leads the Column.

New Yonk, Buffalo July
breckenridge meeting was held here
to night which WAS largely attended, AMI at
which much enthusiasm manifested
Addresses were made and resolutions passed
against "A coalition. and in favor of maintain
ing straight tickets.
A VorE-On Saturday last, SAYS HE
Stock o. Republican, friend who has
,hrashlng machine running at his farm ha''
the curiosity to take vote of the work
men in reference to President. 1t resulted
rs follows:
breckenridge 2o
DonGlas
L'urun,
Probably this vote is not quite fair les',
but il prov pretty concIuSivev, that Breck
nriI will beat all competitors in this coun-
", in November next
All the reliable Democratic papers of Cal
ifprnia. have hoisted the !reckenrilg ge and
Lane banner. And every reliable Democrat
in the State is in favor of their election.
The Democratic papers Of Oregon, are
supporting breckenridge and Lane.
The San jose Reporter has hois,ed the
names of Breckenridge and Lane at the
head Of that paper.
The Mar.posa Gazette has hois,ed the
names of Brerkinridye and Lane at the
head Of its columns.
The Democratic State Convention Of N W
York WAS To have met at SYRACUSE on the
7th of August, for the purpose of choosing
breckenridge electors.
The Fl Dorado Central Committee stands
nine for Breckenridge, one for Douglas an,l
two silent.
TIE FIRST CuN.-Since the nominations
were ma 10 at Baltimore local election
has been held in Louisiana to supply VA
cancy in the State Senate, orraSiuned by
the death Of The sitting member. The con
test lay between IA Doug as and Brerken,
ridge candidate. Governor W,ckiH, the
great douglas champion. who is relied on
to carry the State took the stump aud can
vassed the district for the lougIasite, but
notwithstanding all this, The Breckenridge
man beat him clear out Of sight.-Louisana
is as certain to vote for Breckenridge and
Lane as November comes.
- mere are ~ DenOrratlc papers IN
Tennessee, of which 23 have declared for
breckenridge, 3 for Douglas, and l refused
to support either.
One of the Georgia papers which supports
Douglas is the Atlanta Contederacy. 1t was
started during the John Brown excitement,
advocated imnediate disunion, with "A war
up"n the North, and sent an agent to the
Northern States, who got up lists of white
and black mercantile houses with which
Southerners should or should not trade Mr.
Agent finally got to making a backmai ar
rangement of the whole thing
Three Of the Democratic papers of Louisi-
ana support Douglas, to about 25 against
him.
The Savannah News gives the names and
politics of the various papers in Georgia.
summing no as follows: For Breckenridge
and Lane, %; for Bell and Everett, l3; for
Douglas and johnson, 2. Not declared, 20
of which, probably for Breckenridge and
Lane, g.; for Bell and Everett, 8; iudepend
ent s.; doubtful, 2.
Nearly all the Democratic pap, RS in Mas
sachusetts support Breckenridge and Lane.
President Pierce has written a letter to B.
F. Halett, declaring his preference fcI
Breckenridge and Lane.
The Caaveras Chronicle has hoisted the
Breckenridge banner.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

Adopted in Committee at Charleston. April
80, 1850, by "a vote of Z to 6 States, and
re-adopted in Convection at Baltimore
June 80, 1850.
Resoiped. That the platform adopted by the
Democratic party at Cincinnati he affirmed, with
the following explanatory resolutions:
First That the government of It Territory. or
ganiZed ly an act of Co gress is provisional and
temporary. and during its existence al! citizens
OF tn United States have equal I; ght 10 settle
with their property in the Territory, without
their rights. either of person or property. being
destroyed or injured hy Congressional Or Terri
toril legislation.
Second-Thnt it is the duty of the Federal
Governm mt. in all its departments, to prote, t
the ghs of persons AMI property in the Terri
tories and wherever else its Constitutional au-
thory eXtru ls.
Third That when the settlers in a Territory,
having an adequate popuntion TO form II State
Constitution the right of sovereignty commences.
AMI being consum,ted by hrr admission into
the Union. th y stand on an equality with the
people Of Other States. and State thus organ
izei ought TO he admitted into the Federal Union.
whether its Constitution prohibits OF recognizes
the institution OF slavery.
ResolUed, That the Democratic party are in
favor OF the acquisition of the Island Of Cuba on
such terms as shall he honorable to ourselves and
Just to Spain, nt the earliest PRACTICABLE" moment
ResOlved. That the cnnctmcns Of State I.eyis-
latures TO defeat the faithful execution of the Fu
gitive Slave law are hostile in character. subver-
sive of the Constitution, and revolutionary in
their effect.
Resoued. That the Democracy of the United
States recognizes it as the imperative duty Of
this Government to protect the naturalizrd citi-
Zen in Ull his rights. whether at home or in for
eign lands, to the same extent rs its native born
citizens
Whereas One OF til" greatest necessities of the
age. in u polite IL. comm rcal postal ana militia
ry point Of view. is speedy commune .lon he
tween the Pacific and Atlantic coasts; therefore,
be it,
Resolued. That the National Democratic party
do hereby pledge th mselves to every means
In their power to secure the passage OF some bill.
to the extent Of their constitutional authority by
Congress, for the construction of il Pacific Rail
road from the Mississippi River to the Pacific
Ocean, at the earliest practicable moment.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
DIED.

On the 18th inst. at his ranch on Bear River
Col JOIN r. JOHNSTON in the Goth wear of his
age.
The deceased was native of Pa and enjoyed
the confidence and respect of the Community in
which he lived. His remains were inferred in
Auburn on Monday last by his brethren of the
Masonic and odd fellows tratcrnties.
Pittsburgh and Kittaning papers please copy
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

STEAMER Sonora. arrived at San Francisco
on Thursday last, among the list of pass4n
gers we notice the names Of Senator Benja-
men and Rever y johnson, who have been
engaged rs counsel in the "Almahen case -
soon to be tried in the United States District
Court
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COr\Ty OF PLACER

In District Court Eleventh judicial D'"''
EMMA j. WEIR vs. ARETs b. WEN, :. ,he
1t appearing to me from the allioas;, r,;, cause
above named Plaintiff. that there ls ''n .umon,
therefor 1t is hereby ordered that 1he su" nv NIB
in the above entitled cause shall be mane y u tbe
LEGATION thereof at least once a "esH esHH,.r,M"
weekly newspaper known as the "Il.c'i ,be e1
for he term of four weeks. and tha' ~ n'.omnete
pra ion of said time service be deeleu a o" o"I sum-
1t is further ordered that copy OF ''e he forth
mons and of the complaint in sad c'utu to said
with deposited in the post ONCE a'Ieo''N
Given under my hand at chambers in Au'''
this LIST day Of August, A. p. lSbo; nrCAR.
County Judge of Placer Oo0CIk Cjerk.
A correct copy. Attest. HENRY UoopN''
II. Fitzsimmons. Plff Atty.
August 4th 1860. .-4w
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

To DEMocRATIo CLUBs.-We will send
the Placer Herald during the campaign, for
One Dollar per copy. Wher, a club of
twenty copies is ordered we will send them
for SIS. Our fri.nds will please send in
their orders
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

PERIODICALS AND PApERs-Mr. Hazel
has presented us with tie August Nos of
Ha'par's monthly, Godey's Lady Book. and
Ballou's Magazine, also late flies of Eastern
papers.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

SHOOTING AFFAIR AT MICHIGAN BLUFF
We were informed yesterday that Mr.
Lloyd had on the evening previous, Thurs
dav. shot Augustus Mellus, for improper in
timary with Loyd's wife. AS the rumor
goes. Lloyd saw Melus in a wood shed con
verciug with his wife, followed him into a
saloon and shot him. He was arrested and
discharged.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

AppLEs.-Stephen Murphy of Crows Flat,
in this county, has left upon oar table, a
number of fine large apples gathered from
his orchard on Wednesday last. They are
we think, the largest apples we have seen
this season. We thank friend Murphy for
his generous present.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

NEw SHOE SroRE We noiire w. r..
Henson has opeeed new shoe store in liar
dy's brick row, next door TO rnrkinsnn's.
He is receiving large stock, the best tha,
has ever been offered in this market. lie in
vites the public to give him a call.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
WATER PIPES.

WE are now prepared to furnish W,rrp d..
w of different sizes, bored by Wykofrs p,.oas hls
Machine, in quantities to suit purchasers ~ .'en
sonable rates. Orders directed to us ot w. 1e iea
Hill. or left with Smith Il Woodin. Mt ArlvV IUSs
will meet with prompt attention ''''u'n'
MOUNT PLEASANT MILL CO
August 18th, 1860. 3m w.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

The Enquirer, says Dutch Flat is now safe
from fire, having the best arranged water
works in the county
The editor of that paper complains of the
rregulariy of his mail matter, and thinks
the fault must be in the Post Office at Hi.
noisiown or Auburn. We can vouch for
the Auburn Office being all right. There is
not more attentive or pnnctua Postmaster
in tLe State than Bob. Gordon.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

1t is ru,nored that white man, name un
known, was murdered in San. Jose on Satur
day night He WAS found dead on Sunday
morning behind ditch, with a knife stick
inc in his chest. There is no clue to ndi-
cate who is The murderer.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
THE JENNY LIND FLAT HOTEL

w of Land to a good tenant very III..l=L
low. 1t is five miles from Auburn, "at on Rnyine
the Auburn Turnpike, near the nSrNNER Src1s.
Quartz Mills. Apply to WV: i,aws nnH Hail.
Stone building, adjoining Odd fei'o"s Anburn,
July 2Sth. lS60.--1m*
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

WELLs.-A travel worn stranger appeared
in Mariposa last week, and from the mystery
and speed which governed his movements it
is conjpctured he was Wells. Before people
could make up their opinions on the matter
the bird had flown.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

SCRIP ISSUED The amount of scrip is
sued for the present term Of the Board {
Supervisors is $l2,237 Is.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

FOURTH PAGE.-Our readers will find on this
page the IL idresS Of the Central Committee of
Placer County their fellow Democrats 1t is "a
truthful document and we'll worth reading.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

CALIFoRNIA CULTURrsr We have receiv.
ed the August No. of this excellent Acri
cultural periodical. 1t is filled with interest
ing matter which well pays perusa. Every
farmer should be a subscribe" to it.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

SHAsrA.-The entire population of Shasta
county, 10y the recent census will fall short
of five thousand, and that Of the town will
be but little over eight hundred. SO says
the Courier.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
National Democratic State Convention,

To hell at Sacrament City. on TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER | lth. 1860.
The ratio of representation will he the same as
that t the last Democratic State Convent ion
and the apportonment Tor each county shall be
nS follows to wit:
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
ANNOUNCEMENT.

We arc authorized TO announce the name of
JAMES p. BULL. of Dutch Flat. US ~ candidate
for Recorder Of Placer county. subject to the de-
cision Of the Union County Convention.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
The STATE PRIsoN. last the State has

The STATE PRIsoN AT last the State has
again got possession of the State Prison
which, for years has been most disrepula-
be institution in the hands of the lessee
We hope now our citizens will be relieved
of the bands of outlaws. who are prowling
about in every section of the State, having
escaped from the Prison, time and again, in
Groves, TO return to q life of vllanv.
Under the new regime we hope to hear of
bnt few ESCAPES
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

TEHAMA County The 1ehama county
assessment amounts to 50 100000, and the
take will amount to $40, 1870.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

CENsUs.-The census will show Placer
County to have population of about l3 900
Inhabitants. An increase of about 5000 IN
ten years.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

Charles Indy has been admitted to prac
tice as a proctor in admiralty and advocate,
in the I 8 District Court.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

LINE PolNr has been purchased by the
United States Government, and we expect
to see in few years, a magnificent fortress
crownine its height, for the protection of
the San Franrisco harbor and The Golden
Gate. All right we need it. especially in
time Of war
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

EE-The census in New Hampshire anc
some other of the New England States ap
llears to be falInc off.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

LARGE PEACH Mr. J. r. Nickerson has
left on our table peach grown in his orch
ard which measured ngtudinalIy just lC
inches.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

JASPER O'FARREL-In card to the So
noma Democrat, the Hon. Jasper O'Farrel
an"ounces lha. he will be candidate tor re-
nomination.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
Partnership Dissolution

fartHeISHIP O10'0 I,orsbip
NOTICE is hereby given, that !he ,e npndersgned
~ heretofore existing between lue Is this day
.seSsa atssp's ys and u se"ssn a.
debted to the firm will please settle HSRPERs0N, SR,E
=. W. HILLYEH
Auburn, August 10th, ls6o-a~
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

BEES KlLLEp.-'rhe Uaion says that the
warm weather is kill NO The bees at Sacra
mento. The heat melts down tie comb.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE This troupe
sang At the Empire Hotel on Thursday eve
ming last to very good audience.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

The steamer Uncle Sam" sailed for Pan
anna on Saturday last. She took about $3.50
900 in Washoe silver ore with her.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
Hon, =, p, BENJAMIN,
Which Mas'er will We Serve.

Which Mase will ye Serve.
The Democracy of Placer will remember
that on Friday. the 10th inst, the Demo.
cratic Central Committee of this County
m Il and called Convention to NEE: in Au-
burn on Saturday. ths Sth Of Sep e,ner
next. Five gentlemen bolted The committee,
and as we learn, called Douglas Conven
ton to meet in this place on the 3rl of Sep
temher BY what authority they were EN-
By reference to the files of the "Placer
Press" published eighteen months or two
wears ago, anil at the time edited Ivy joe
Srohey, rs Il Dnnglas organ. it will he per
r+ived, Al the must head of that paper, the
following named gentlemen were published
as the Dnnglas Central Committee of this
County VIZ:
II. FIrz SIMMONS -. ,....... Todd's Valley.
THoS. SHERMAN. Anhrrn.
II. j. SCHELLHousE. ...... Dty Creek.
d. W. SCobhf... .................. .Ophlr
-GAwSoN ........ ............ Stony Bar
y. 1t
f. FISH ............ Dead Wood.
JAS. McGlNLEY....... Horse Shoe Bar
Now We certainly think he bote.s of the
10th inst, should have consulted the above
named gentlemen before they presumed t.
assume The authority for calling County
Convention for the D uglas party.
Every citizen of this county knows that
Ftz Slnm ms and others, are the only ones
legally authorize 10 call such Convention:
and when the five boilers done 50, they as
snmel an authority which was never dele
gated to them.
But they have done So anil the old stead
fast men, who stood by d 'ugas one and two
c"mprs, who are now setting their TICKS to
Oct al the fit Offices, and leave The old
Douglas men with their fingers in their
mouths.
Have they not so declared it throughout
rt'u O'.r's'~, ar.l aa-,h s.raats of Anlu,rn-.
Has not Senator Sam Leet, AMI G. G. bud
ley asserted they wonhl not recounze the
betting Douglas men of SO and SO rs
Democrats. Does not the whole new fan
yled Donglas faction If the Court House so
declare! Assurelly they do! Are not the
ONeils, Sherman>. St'nerS Sroheys, New
mans and Balls, to be diSfranchised and
outsiders bv the new converts to
Dou.la>isn Certainly. 1t has been so de
Then, is it not proper for us to ask (which
master will We serve Will the old Doug
las men in this County. permit themselves
to be thus elhowe out of The RING; or. will
they act the part of Independents men, and
say to the new comprs, 1--WE hav. All inle-
pendent organization that has stood hv
Judge Douglas for the last two wears. We
are reliable Douglas men, and if YOU want
TO port him for the Presidency YOU, who
have SO lately declared in his favor, must
come into our organization and abide by
our call Tor n County Convention, and our
decision"
We shall see. We think however the
new converts have got" the old Douglas
men; Mt least they so proclaim it, and will
no doubt make the old friends of Judge
Douglas take water"
However, the Srobeys, the Newmans and
the Balls should take courage ana defv the fat
offices and gonernment pap gentry, and sh W
to the world they still have some "ba.k bone
left in them. We shall wal, and see If it is
so,
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

LAWS OF CALIFoRNIA.-It is reported
that the new digest Of the laws of California,
hy w. IL. r. Wood, will be published in a
few days
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

road from the "laudng" to Pelaluma, has
been completed.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

ANOTHER BIG PEACH --Constable Booc,
has presented US with q large reach We
think it beats yours "UnrIe Nrk."
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

The Overland stage which left San Fran
cisco on Monday last carried 1895 through
and l73 way letters
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
WAN TED,
NOTICE.

To Holders Of Placer County Warrants
A LII ACCEPTED COUNTY WARRANTS
IA No 1872. dated Nov. ID 81 to No. jS3
dated, May 81. Will be paid On Saturday Aug
Ith. 1850. And if not presented for payment
within sixty days from this date, the money will
be applied to the payment of warrants next in
order OF registry. in accordance with an Act OF
tho Legislitnrr approved March 3ls. 1851.
GEO. w. APPLEGATE. County Treasurer
Treasurer's Office Aug 4th, 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

sQ~The Board of Equalization has been
in session this week
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

"P."-We should be pleased to hear fror
you, frequently.
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
MARRIED.

On Sunday. the 18th inst. by the Rev. II.
HAZEL. Mr.. MErCALF DoDswoRTH to Miss ALwIL-
DA A. SALsIG, all of Auburn
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18
NOTICE

A LII persons are forbidden from trustino
IA wife, Eliza, on my account. as she hss IaG
my bed and board without any Cause or provoca ,n
tion. HANS A PIuS'a
August 18th. lS60.--2w*
The Placer herald., 1860-08-18

E4s- Some land WAS lately sold in tn,
City OF London at the rate of 100000 pei
acre.