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CHESTNUT GROVE WHIsKY!
CHESTNUT GROVE wHIsxYt

The Proprietor Of the above CELEBRATED WHISKY de-
sires introduce the article the public physicians city
and country, IA the
Purest DihusabIe StimuIant
which has beer prepared for medical proves
cordial heathfu inyigorang TO the enfesbied
whether by disease II distilled from rye and
malt and its nutritious properties preserved bya proce,
peculiarly his own whereby the Fus Oil and other noxos
gradients be contained In the Whisky general use
completely separated that the sbsoute purity this
ice from any foreign admixture Is guaranteed.
In addition the following testimonials from tho most emil
nent Analytical Chenss Of Philadelphia New York and
the State Agricultural Society have endorsed with their
Diploma, Dr. jackson, Of Boston, has testified pnder Ca
to lis absolute purity. Read the following
CERTIFICATES.
Philadelphia, Sept. g. 1883
We have carefully tested tho sample of Chestnut Grove
Whisky which y5u n aud find that contains the
poisonous known Fns OIL which is the character
stc and injurious ingredient the Whistles general
BOOTH GARRETT 4 GAMAC,
Analytical Gbeuists
@=...."-.. 5..... New York, Sept. 3, lass
have analysed sample Of Chestnut Grove WHISKY received
from Mr. Charles Wharton r philadelphia ard having
carefully tested ii pleased to that Il IL entirely
poisonous deutsrous shstauces 1t Is unusually
pure and fine favored quality Of Whisky
JAMES r. chiffon, Analytical Chemist
Boston, March Z, 1859
have chemical analysis commercial Samples of
Chestnut Grove Whisky which proves be theheav
Fus Oils, and perfectly pare and unRduerated. The
flavor Of Whisky derived the gram manu-.
featuring it. Respectfully,
A. a, HAYES, N. D. State Assaysr,
No, l6 Boylst0n street
CHARLES WHARTON, Jr.,
Wholesale Agent,
ll8 Walnut street,
Je2 ly&w PHuAUELPHIk.
MOSS. BROTHER 81 co.,
Iva No. $50 MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Booksellers, Sfationers and Blank Book
MANUFACTURERS.
A5-Menufaeturets Of MASONIC AND ODD FELLOWS
REGALfA, JEW ELS, etc. je2 en-
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Leaves on every MONDAY at5P, NJ.
REGULAR GREENNYLLEA AND

- m VlcSsbntg FAckeI-The Ncry salIl
sllrHa eSsnlcent passenger packet Gen. JmO. a.
auitman, John y. Cannon nssster, viii
psitVee Iease above Landing GaenVie, Deer
Greek Landing Point Wer,hngon, Carolina La ding Lake
Washington rGnd Lake, Ashton Pitchers Point Skinwhs
landing Stack Island Landing, Lake Providence, A3hken'
Bend Yicksburg WnrEepson Grand plf ST. Joseph Rodney
gatarnrnof Nachez Red River Landing, Bayou Sara Baton
and al Intermediate landings For freight passage
"fa"s - yfRGINIus q. DENT2EIl
saS Advertising Agent.
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DIR. DAVIS,
COMPOUND SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY AND TAB
Under sinuence the dangerous cough removed spa
ting of blood Is prevented the breathing and
easy, and the unfortunate sufferer the
awful condition of Consumption to healthy and comfortable
existence.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and Retaby
r. WRIGHT CO.,
Il and l5l Chartres street,
Sole agents for the South.
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Receipts of Produce.

BOSTON ship L Z sturgess- Assorted mdse,
BOSTON Per ship Leucothea Assorted mdse.
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4 fa7y asked her yafdoner wins the weeds ii.
ways eutgrew aAd covered up the flowers. Mad
asns Bic answ cred, THE soil ii mother of the
szsse'is but onlg stepaiotiisr Of the flowers. =
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asb NrIsans naiIp Crescent.
TIRE RIVER AND MaRlER DEPARTMENT.
HiOft satelligimt.

sqa.e Rnsa nssd Gale ar Neutrality-suspicious.
Inusctsaahsy Detnfaest--Stoanaer southern
KHars - MISCELLANEOUS - Departures To-
DAY. etE.
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Leaves every SATURDAY, at5P. A.. positivsIs
REGULAR VICISSRIIR(s PACK Fl

m =
sFzaa - IN Connection with seaner Hatehes-The Inag
nidc6f passenger steamer Rapides, Brown.
snaster will leave for Donaldsonve Plaauemne
Baton Rouge Port Hudson Bayou Red River Landing
Fort Adams Natchez, Waterproof Rodney, St. Joseph Grand
Gulf Warrcnon and Veksbur above For freight pas
YIRGINIUS-C. nENT2EL,
If Asnant
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RniIl.oads.


y MOBILE Per steamer Oregon=-41 bales cotton
Farley, Jurey &co-sundries to order.
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DnAru ON RAYS AND noAoHns.

WILSON'S GENUINE RAT AND ROACH DESTROYER,
guaranteed be the agent
the destruction ofthese troublesome yermsn.
- and for WILSON'S RAT AND ROACH DE-
sTsoyER, there many spurious articles offered for
sstsaie hS ]. WRIGHT y Co..
10 lsnkW Il ard fsl Charities strsss
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Shin /. [. Sturgess, Williams, 90 days I'm Boston,
to Creeyy & Farwell-Point.
shin Sea Flower, Thornhill, I'm Liverpool August
2lst to Meeker. Knox &co--Point.
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Steamboats,.

Nst, to Meeker. Knox &eo-Point.
Steamboats,.
Laurel Hill, Cross I'm Fort Adams.
Tberville, Baranco, FIN Bayou Sara.
Oregon, Baker, I'm Mobile
Towboat VIM Il Webb, Davis, from the Passes
tewed down and to sea on the 25th ult,
ship Pocahontas bark Grapeshot and schrs
I Smith and Briiante- brought up ships
L Il Sturgess and Sea Flower.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

- ~ = =
sHcqs ,; S PIsgg Or T9%As Fz
NOTICE i hereby given to the creditors
show cause within ten days from Tie pfeSen no;cHtion any
they ays wh tle account presented Ry the AH
the funds distributed in accordance herewith.
n StoHoT, Deputy CLERK.
pHgxIsSNE gegR ps nsTneF pr Thongs s
A us US sst par L. present donne aux cream.
celia pent concerner dsyor d5uire sous dis dfs daer Dc
"a prsente publication les raoens pour es9neles lie compile
point appoavt hooogut les fonds mains rparts
commencement nu dit eompte.
oa6i II. NIIcHoT Deputa Grefaer
sEcosp pls7nlo1 Govnr2 SUCCESSION or SARAH HAN.
mn LII sISss samuel III n nFaA9 has i'J petit
eae o e H. ILL., gS a g[s sy eeased G. the
Notice is hereby gveuto all whom my concern, show
cause within ten days why the prayer q the said petitioner
F. MIcHoT, Deputy Clerk.
DzgSIrSn eogE psTnlcE sqeGESssI9fS DE sAE "a
TTE s NJ pd;'. s r. s s ssspl u pre-
PTny, ddctdde inestate-
conesrner dSvoir dsdas sous onr pourss
quelles il ne senit pas fat drois Ia dte petition
o. 10 =. aIIcHoT ptputf Greniar.
sroosp DlsrRlor Courr }sUccEssIoN OF CATHERINE
NsW o'is4H' f6sEPa sTE1I argSss illi ~ o
I H. M =, John FroSTz has pefition.
Of The late Catherine Froerz wife Of JOS se deceased M
Noss hereby given t. 81 whom t mag show
GUsTAvE MoREL, Deputy Clerk
s,se 5ssi. !: S5HEH s
up,,.r.x,rr t....a No 4, ll6 -.
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5tupillI sIntfIli0eatt.
Cleared u yesterday.

CRyscgSf orrUg No. 70 Camp Street. ~,
Wednesday Morning, October J, fepV.
.-naA - - 49, ....xa.
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SHERTEE,S SALES.


Flrru DlsTncr couar} eITY OF NEW NEW, ORLEANS ys
DY VIRTUE ofm writ OF Seizure and SmIe
Id directed by the Honorable the Fifth District Court
sell public auction at the City Hotel Common street beween
Camp aud Magazine Streets Oh FRIDAY, the I'd day Of
November 1861 L o'clock NJ, the following described prop
First District QUARE EOS bounded by Eulerpe 81. Charles
Poly Caondelet Streets having of 2j
on - Charles street, by a DEPTH OF ll3ieot
Seized III The above suit. ~" l@@@@
TERAS-Gash on the spot = -
Sheriff Of the Parrish Of Orleans
CtNouIENE CoEB pE DISTRICT ALA WILLIE DE LA MILE.
dela eR ISEF vs. !, WILLIAM w
I'm YEEsPU d'uu writ dc saisie ct yente a
II moi adreS6 ptrr Honorable Gluquemc Corr de District de
la Noyelc Orleans aae cdessus ie proctdcra lie
dc II Commune les du Camp des Nagusin Ia
yene pubqnc ct adjudication dc ia propttd don't suit la des
eription--
Premier District lLET 2us borne par les Ep,epc ST.
GtRtes Pom ct Uarundee Gyan IS peda dc face IN
rue ~ Charles sur ilS pieds DE- proiandeu.
Saisia dams Palafe cidessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de- adlndiGs,on'
ol lena Sheriff de la Paroisse d Qrdans
sISTn nlsrgaqr counr cry OF NEW ORLEANS VS..
q Ne T 9 es gET, sAMuEL aGRH.Ho s3ss
- directed the Honorable The sixth District
Of New Orleans the above entitled will proceed
tween Camp and Magazine Streets on FRIDAY, November
2 1860 ~ Il O'Clock M the following described property
a CERTAIN PORTION Or GROUND, in the Fourth Dis
ct Of this CITY, III the squae bounded by atmonS St David
Upper lime and ST. Andrew streets. The kal portion OF
ground having front Of 100 feet inch and lines An
drew street loo feet Harmony street. aud running
through 10 Upper Line street, which has like front Of l69
feet.
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
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REAL scHH1pAm scHHApps.

VANDEYEEg's
INDICATED GIN, 9r GENUINE seRgfD49 seHN4PPs.
A para artlslo q Holland Gin,
Rhossome beverage, and an invaluable FAMILY HEDI
CINE particularly bene1cIain ali es5ss 81
DYsENTRRY
DYSPEPSIA,
DTARRHES
RHG6MAfIsM
GoGT
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rALLAHArcHlB AND YAzoo RIVERS.

YAX0O AND pALLAHATCHIE
49, m. U. s. Mail packet Dew Drop. :. H. Parisot
master, connecting with steamer Chafmer her
asriyal e yieksburg gliday morningl1E So
Honey Island, Turley's Landing sdon Cranes Landing. R
ing Sun Humphreys Greenwood Point Lefnre ofsve and
alf intermediate landings Taahatche river high as
sha1ey landing leaving yiclsburg Friday arrival of
tue BE o'clock evening train
Na@ All freghts shipped by tho gharmer will be taken
through at high rates. without any extra charge a24
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No eleaFances at this port yesteFda5'
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Sg7s14 LoUIsvII.l.Ia Ais1Es1AN WELL wATRR

This Celebrated Water which obtained from The Artesan
Ee at louisville from the depth Of 2 feet has been proved
by the analysis OF Professor Lawrence Smith Louisville and
Professor James +. Chiffon, of New York. closely allied
IN It's medicinal properties tho ariamed OF Biss
gen. in Bavare and superior that the Blue c Of
this city.
For aeh Diseases Dyspepsia, Cosyenes Dorangemaus
OF the Liver Nervousness etc. etc. far OF the
mineral heretofore in 1t is put up IN bottles and
packed with great in strong boxes containing two
dozen bottles. For sale in Ne Orleans by
r7gD sra No Ia PaTdras street.
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NJ z NJ Is.
Leaves on MONDAY. Oct. g atop NJ
MEMPHIS AND VIEW ORLEANS

MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS
Hss9 PACKET Line-Regnat u. 5. Mail Packet-For
Memphis and The Bends The hne trstciass
HSsszas-ags packet steamer IngOmar, j. D.
Clarke. will be ready to receive freight saturday
morning Mt the foot of Giro1 street and will leave above
For freight passage apply on board, or to
JOHN n. HYDE u co,
% under ST. CHARLES Hotel left wing.
Ry~Ths line connects Memphis with the Memphis and
Charleson Raj road and superior packets for ST. Louis and
Louisville.
r-Bil adng sigued the Office Of the agents up 70
o'clock on the day OF departure.
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RozEnzAN,s HOSPITAL,
- No. 30 BARoNNE STREET New Orleans,
Eearthe Carrollton Railroad Terminus.

- No. 90 BARoNEE STREET, New Orleans,
Kearths Carrollton Railroad Terminus.
Or; n. RszEMAN, date of Montgomery, Aa) having To-
readiness practice and receive patients into his private hos
pai building he has lifted mp hospital is admirably
adapted purpose a being situated in such convenient
part the city that he feels warranted IN saying
that it affords unusual advantages.
The generally large ana arg AND nave all under
gone thorough repair, -
Both whites and blacks are admitted
The rates of board depend upon the kind Of eceommeda
tons roured An surgical operations charged extra Office
n ma bYiilding. talh ly&W
S,UkaAR-SUssAR-SuG SALE, a VERY
y superior secondhand Sugar Ml Steam ng9e and Boiler
COMPLETE with connections and pipes roller inches diam.
eter by inches ia length steam ID inches Diane
Of cylinder by II nces length q sSks boiler Y inehes
brought iron Tanks Il hegseads capacity eneh Apply k
r. W. G. COOK,
fsi0g No. l Canal street. NV Orleans.
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LOWER MISSISSIPPI.
Leaves every THURSDAY.
REGULAR THURSDAY PACK

fsg h. ct for Nicksbarg and the Bends The tast run
magnificent passenger Lizzie
inmqns, Israel Ashbsrcy, master. WI leave
Providence, Camnacks Landing MlIkcna bend yieksbmg
Warrenton New Carthage, 81 Joseph, Grand Gulf Rodney
Natthez Red River landing Bayou Sara, Baton Rouge all
Intermediate landings. freight passage apply board
NIRGINIUS @. 0EN12EI4
SEES Advertising AGENT.
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\ II, II 49, r,sy,r5. M. rB CAN'T STREET, I
taRsQssea " =. = =. -. -. legsii
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pYsENTRRY

o==..-=- FEYERs,
etc, etc, ee.
highly recommended By mary Of lhe eminent py.
throughout the States e1ce!ien agreeable after
alive and admitted eeela diseases Urinary
oFans, and peculiarly Adapedto the iema1e4 and
children.
other article has offered Justly entitled to
the ofthe
Real schafdans sehnappa,
public cautioned purchase genuine arcls
H4NDEYEER7s HEDIeAqEn GINi
Real Sci eidam Schnapns.
Each bottle will bear the signature Of the proprietor mons
other is genuine whoutit.
For sale New Orleans wholesale and retail at pFop!o.os
prices by -
Il and l5l Chaftfes street.
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H 01saT k sAaa landing sx snip Teuon for sale by
~ & W0LER,
selS sSr1ss GEasisr ssd New I.ssas SIS.
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Bayou SARA PACKETS.

NOWICE-THR GOOD. SUBSTANTIAL,
fYs ast.Taanng s!eslneE ". Esirf9as, nov aaaer
ts44fsszssby JAMES a. DUNBAR and PETER ". HAIs-
IsON expressly for tue Bayou Sara and Fort Adams trade
run there peiahetlywi leave New Orleans her first
tip FRIDAY the 9Th October PROF. for Fort Adams and
ali intermediate landings.
Returning will leave Fort Adams Monday morning md
Bayou Tuesday alter the arrival of the om Mood
vite I5+l59
Brady, with Mr.. james A. Dunbar in tue office.
JOS. r.. SHANNON Il CO, Agents,
se2T I'm corner foydras and Fulton streets
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Leaves every TUESDAY at 5 O'Clock P. ".
NEW ORLEANS ARID VxCI

ass 10 hnrg ri s. Mail tinc,--For 3onaidsonvilie PA
sqaemine, Baten Rouge Port Hudson, BayouSars
Red River Landing Fort Adams, Natehez Eas5
roof Rodney ST. Jeseph Grand Cult Warrenton ana Nirks
burg-The new steamer Ghalmer Capt W, g. Wilson wiz
every TUESDAY, at o'clock p ". Returning
chs Will ioaYe Eickshqrg eFery o. II o'clock NJ
ID. II. CARROLL X CO.,
te4 Agents. So Garondelet street.
The above steamer will at vcksbufs With the seamss
neRirop for YaLoo river.
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Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P. NJ
REGULAR SATURDAY VICkS-
Leaves every SATURDAY. at5P. M
NEW ORLEANS AND VEGIkS'

~ m burg s Mail I4ne-for Denaldsonyille, Plaq-
nemine Baton Rouge, Port Hudson, Bayou Sara
nszks1a River Landing Fort Adams, Natehez, Water
proo Rodney ST. Jeseph Gana Gulf Warronton and Ecks
as above every saturday clock 2, NJ.
J. j. PERSON 4 CO., Agents.
selO Al Carondeet street.
The Nhtehez Ycsburg with lie Hope
and Prnee for Yazoo river.
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AsAecaenis Ri happen in weIesnatsd families It
eydeAabe have cheap and convenient #ay a
ssring Furniture. Tosa CraekeFy. etes
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L.o WEIR COAST
PEOPLES LINE.

PEOPLES LINE-FoR THE COAST,
ezy = BATOU SARA AND FORT ADAMS The
fine, stauneh and comfortable Passenger Steamer
~ Golden Age, Capt Webbing, leaves every
SATURDAY EVENING, At O'clock.
The substantial swrunning Passenger Steamer R. w.
Powell, Capt. Heno, leaves every TUESDAY EVENING,
v ~ S9pt Y y SssA Rw ADAMS & co. Agents
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

vi DR l.. J. CzAPKAY, is already secured in
position which places it. as we'll as it's proprietor,
'ar above the assaults Of envy and professional
malice In the schools Of France, the highest
prizes are often awarded to practitioners 10 this
department. Of Medical science, and they occupy
"'n others, an equally lofty position in the pro-
'esslon' sRcord is an illustrous example, shin,
ing ght among the philosophical stars Of his age
~ ~ EUROPE, and Dr.. Czapkay has fully equalled
.a nm IA this country as proof Of which the Phi
aaelphia Se College of Medicine comp plimsnted him
WIN WIN Diploma, at the honorary ad eundenr de-
Heee. Selecting this as his field Of operation al
~ %on gh qualified As graduate Of the University
= Z; estl, and late Chief Surgeon of the Hunga-
h0 1,sn Revolutionary army, for more extended la
t" tvss' Dr: IL Czapkay has bent his earnest at
;eatlon :" the chronic and private diseases,
~ walch he has become 90 grsat2 an expert that
ne ns !: now regarded asths LEADER in this Sbranch
- n!s Profession throughout the United States,
eac ela portrait and biography are published as
axe "",.er Of interest to their readers in the most
~ hi;ciSsive journals. The Doctors offices are At
my ms Medlcal and Surgical Institute, on Sacra-
msato a street, corner Of Ledesdorff, nearly oppo-
CO. Conn., me buildings Of the Pacific Mail Steamship
- f..f b.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Prom the Empire State.

We have been permitted by friend to make
he following extracts from private letter, writ
.oo from the State of New York. by a gentleman
vso was long prominent citizen of Placer
eounty. and one OF our sterling Democrats. He
says
.Thinps political are beginning to work here
Long before this reaches you, you will have
oord that Lincoln is nominated over Seward by
.be Republicans The Sewardites feel very wra-
thy in this State, but will probably support the
ticket. The Democrats too, are sorry. for had
Ceward been nominated. the Democracy with
douglas or any other decent candidate would
haye carried this State.
The Republican Legislature of this State last
vear was no doubt he most rotten, corrupt, and
irbe.bought set, that ever convened in Albany
or any other place, and hence think it will 20
hard with the Republican party the coming fall
in this State.
He gives the derivation of the word Auburn,
which old residcnters will make "note Of" If
correct it will be seen that any penchan for con-
suming whiskey, in this burgh, comes by right of
cntament.
"For your Information. and the cnl ghtcnment
of the Dashaways. give you the following in re-
II have understood that your place was SO call
ed after Auburn. New York, and many suppose
that Auburn. N. Y, was named after Goldsmith's
.'Loveliest Village of the Plain" But such is
mistaken idea. When western New York was
first settled, party Of whites were about locat-
ing on the present site Of the village, d in dis
cussing about name for the place could not
pitch upon any that was satisfactory They saw
some Indians approaching, and it was agreed
that tbev give the Indians some Whiskev to drink
and the first word uttered by the red skins nfter
drinking should be the name of the place. Ac
cordingly when the Indians came up they handed
the jug to an old chief. who after taking good
swig, opened his mouth. shook his head and
drawing long breath, blew out "Augh burn!!'
Hence you see dropping the gh, Au burn. which
soon became Auburn.
Tradition does not inform us. however, that
the Indian dashed a,cay the jug. Indeed the
order of Dashaways came about a hundred years
too late for the Indians rs well as good many
white folks.
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07

Notice to the Creditors Of W. T. Henson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, an rf.as....
COUNTY OF PLACER. ( o...uo.. t.t +
In the District Court 0f the Elevenh Judicial
s.9v. s!a.tf District. arf .Ihdlun 4
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. D. f.
IL Myrep, District Judge of the Eleventh Judi
cal District, in and for Placer county, Calfor-
MIA, the creditors of said VIM. T. Henson. ore
hereby notified to he and appear before said
Judge, at chambers orn open court, in the city
of Auburn, Placer county, within thirty days
from the date and publication of this notice, and
show cause. If any they can. why said insolvent.
VIM. T. Henson, should not make cesson of his
estate and he be discharged irom his debts. The
time for the meeting of said insolvents creditors
is fixed tor the first day of the next term of said
District Court, to-wit: the End Monday in July,
A. p, 1860, at which time and place n hearing will
be had of any and all causes assigned against
granting the prayer of said insolyeat. II is fur-
tber ordered, that in the mean time all legal
proceedings against him be stayed. except as
specially prescribed by statute. - t@..es.,'.,.l.
- ~ Given under nay hand and seal
(--1 of the District Court in and
yL.S. l' for said county, this lst day of
3 4 --) W June, \. D. 1860. dggatiih
Ni'e aoasas4 igei5l0 HENRY GOODING. ~ /
O. si CLERK Of the 1lth judicial Dist. Court.
% Tuttle 4 Hillyer, Attys for petitioner. 80 70
% June 9th, 1861 3Odnslo7 isoinsm sat Sol
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
BOOKS! BOOKS!
NEW BOOK STORE,
JULIUS P. BROOKS,

EuAS Just received complete stock of we'll
I'll selected Books of all kinds, to which he in
vites the attention of the public. His stock com
prises full assortment OF
Standard Literature, t
Biographical. Historical, and
Scientific Books,
...I School Books &c. &c.
He has also new and superior stock Of Blank
Books Stationery. and all other articles pertain
ing to that branch of trade. such as
Gold and Steel Pens Inks, Sealing Wax. Wa
fcrs. Lead Pencils, Memorandum Books. Diaries,
Ink Stands, Calendars, Pocket Books, Reference
Files, Note and Receipt Books Portfolios, States,
Botting and Tissue Papers. Ne. &c.
Alsoan elegant assortment OF Chessmen, BACK
CANNON Boards Dice, and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receive by the steamers, The
Atlantic Papers, Magazines. Periodicals. and ar
the novels and light literature of the day.
Auburn, December 3lst, 1861 -6m
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
TREAsURER'S NOTICE. (

NOTfGEo fS HEREBY GIVEN, that all per
1VMsons In the County of Placer who are
gagged in the business of selling Merchandisc.and
Liquors Ia less aquAptitss thaus n quart. Gold
Dust Buyers, Pack Peddters, also, Keepers Of
Livery Stables. Billiard Tables. Bowling Allc, .
Auctioneers, Theatrical and CIRQUE Companies .;
must procure, or renew their Lioense within ten
days after expiration. or their names will he n
ded to the District Attorney for prosecution.
GEO. Nv. .APPLEGATE. County Treasurhr.
Auburn Juna 4th, 1859 nv
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
Estrav Horse

EnNAKEN up by the proprietor Of the q
} Il Bloomer Ranch, one mile south Of n
Auburn. .oon the 10th inst, light sorrel NJ u.
HORSE has three white feet, the left fore knee
lis swollen quite large, causing lameness Il bran
cded with omething sl ghtly resembling nv. The
owner of the animal is requested to come md
prove property within thirty days or It will be
sold according to law. HIRAM CAMPbELL Z
iso Auburn, June 3Oth, 1860. .--3w@f ffs@f'
The Placer herald., 1860-07-07
J. r. GWYNN'S
Cheap Variety store, Main street, Aub'

Cheap variety Store, Main Street, Auburn.
"AVING just received new assortment Of
HI GLASS and CHINA WARE TEA SETS.
Likewise the Golden GateH and sold Dominion
Coffee Pots' beautiful assortment of the Ar
gentine Table and Tea Spoons. Also. q beauti-
full assortment of Fancy Baskets. Bird Cages, aud
Chidrens Carriages. II, JOHN K. GW1NN.
June 23d, 1860 I'm - sd .ir, r.ttr,,,