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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1860-09-15
SARCASTIC SENTENCE.

Old Elias Eyes, formerly the first Judge
of Windsor county, Vt, was strange com
position Of folly and good sense. Of natural
shrewdness and want Of cultivation. The
following sentence was pronounced upon u
poor ragged fellow for stealing pair Of
boots from Genera! Curtis, man Of con.
siderable wealth in the own Of Windsor !:
"WeIl," said the judge, very gravely.
before pronoupcing the sentence Of Court
undertaking 10 read the young villain lcc-
ture. "you are fine fellow to be arraigned
before court for stealing. They say you
are poor; no one doubts it who looks upon
you; and how dare yor. being poor, have
the impudence to steal a pair Of boots +
Nobody but rich people have right TO take
such things without paying! Then they sny
you are worthless: that is evident from the
fact that no one has asked justice to be done
you. AL, by unanimous consent, pronounc-
ed you guilty before you were tried. Now
you, being so worihiess, was fool TO steal,
because you might know you would be con-
demned. And you must know it was q great
aggravation in your offence that you have
stole them in he large town of Windsor. In
thatlarge town, to commit such an act j. most
horrible And not only go into Windsor
to steal. but yon must steal from a great
man, General Curtis! This caps the cl !.
max Of your iniqui,y. Base wretch! why
did yon not 90 and steal the only pair af
boots which some poor man had, or could
get? and then you would have been let
alone; nobody would have trouble. them.
selves abou, the act For your inuqui'y in
stealing in the large town OF Windsor, and
from the great Gen. Curtis, the Court sen.
tenees ysu to three months imprisonment
in the County Jail, and may God give you
something to cat"
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
10 T. / G [ a l..
CARROLLTON COUNCIL,
REGULAR MEETING.

WEDNESDAY,, December II, 1860.
Present: Mcssrs. Charles Engleman,
+. Fischer, f. Schuler, George Uerrlc,
Peter Stoulig and F. c. Zeller.
On motion the reading of the Minutes
of the last Meeting was dispensed with.
Absent: Hon. A. S. Forth, Mayor:
and Messrs. William Mayo and John
Davenport.
A motion of Mr.. Englemau that Mr..
Zellcr take the Chair as Presidency pro
TEN was put by the Secretary and car
ried, and Mr.. Keller took the Chair.
Treasurer Kern's Report for the two
weeks ending this day, was read, show
ing a balance of $500 - cash on
hand.
Secretary Photographed the Minute
Book nearly written up and asked
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
Tee Nea0 En- g1amd Shoe Business

Tee New England Shoe Business
The Boston Traveller, of the 4th, says:
Our Natick correspondent writes that
business was never known to be so dull
in that town as now. Two of the shoe
manufacturers have recently failed,
whose liabilities together are estimated
at about $125,OOO. The remaining
manufacturers are believed to be on
firm foundation, but they are doing but
very little business. Two or three
hundred shoemakers are out of employ
ment, and the prospect is that they will
experience very severe winter.
The following is from our Haverhih
correspondent. ''The shoe interest is
entirely flat here, with no prospect of
Improvement for some time to come,
A large number of mechanics are out Of
employment, and those who are at work
receive only a small compensation;
With winter before US, the prospectls
a very dark one to many, and cam
possibly be passed through withodtt
much suffering
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
CITY OF CARROLLTON:
SATURDAY. Dec. Is, 1860.

SUCCESSION SALE. Guy Druex
Sheriff, will offer for sale at public
auction, this day at II o'clock, A. M.
in front of the door of the Court House
on Canal Avenue, in the city of Car
rollton, a certain lot of ground with
the improvements thereon, belonging to
the succession of John N. Francis,
deceased. See advertisement in ad-
joining column.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

Soldiers Of the Var Of 1912. The,
president of the national convention of
the soldiers of the war of ] S12, has isl
sued a notice requesting the "defen5
ders" throughout all the states of the'
Union to celebrate the battle of New
Orleans on the eighth Of January next,
and at the same time tQ sign petitiaJs
and adopt resolutions to be Forwarded
to Congress, asking pensions for the
old soldiers and the aged ard inirr4
widows of such as are dead.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
Star Hook and Ladder Co. No. Ono

The annual meeting of the above
Company fol the election of their Off
GERS for the ensueing year, will take
place this evening, at Z o'clock, at their
Truck House ON Madison street, be-
tween Hampson and First streets.
Prompt attendance of the Members is
particularly desired.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
AN ORDINANCE

To Establish II uniform rate of Lii
Ceuscs Professions, CaIIiugs
md other Business. and on Car
rinsCs, Public and Private Vchi-
cIes.
Be 1t OrdGincd by the Mayor and
Council Of the City Of Carroiito0, That
from and after the first day of January,
1861, the Licenses for Professions,
CaQings and other Business, throughout
the City of Carrollton shall be fixed,
assessed and collected annually at the
rates and sums specially set forth in
the following sections and subject to
the conditions hereinafter named:
SECTION l. Bysry severn or coffee
house keeper, retailer of. liquors and
wines by, the drink shall pay 500.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
CHAS. ENGLEMAN.
GEORGE HERRLE,
F. SCHUYLER.
+. G.. TELLER,

ResotUed, That the Mayor is author
lied to draw warrant in favor of f..
Buisson clerk, for STA 80 being costs
in civil suits.
Mr.. Davenport appeared and took
his seat.
The following Ordinance from the
Finance Committee was read, the rules
were suspended and each section con-
sidered and adopted separately and
then adopted as a whole, every member
present voting for it on the final adop-
ton.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
Meeting of the People.

By s'notice' in another column, it
will be observed that call has been
made by the Southern Rights" Assoc
citation of the Parish of Jefferson for a
meeting to be held at the Hotel in this
city, THIS evening, Dec. Is, at 2 o'clock;
at which the people, generally, aoithout
distinction Of party are invited to as
sembIe.
1t will not be denied that every good
citizen of this community has an inter
est in the object set forthlby the "Asso-
sciation;' nor that a course should i'm
indefinitely be persued to obtain our
just rights under the Constitution and
the Laws of Congress.
The only difference with the people
consists in the selection of those meas
ures which would most speedily and
effectually accomplish the end desired
by every lover of his country and her
institutions. The people of this sec
ton are becoming united as one man.,
with the determination that shall
be rendered them by the aggressors of
the Northern States,
We yet hope, however, the fanatics
of the North will pause, and retrace their
steps before it becomes too late to save
from utter ruin this glorious Union.
Will they be wise and do it!
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

Army LtelHgence.-XVe find the
following intelligence in the New York
Herald, of the 9Th lust:
Lieut.. James st. G.. Morton, Corps
of Engineers, is assigned to duty, by
order OF The War Department, as Chief
Engineer of the Washing ton Aqueduct,
and will accordingly relieve Capt. II.
w. Bonham, as soon rs the latter will
be able to close his accounts and turn
over the public property in his posses
sion.
Assistant Surgeon Ebenezer Swift,
Medical Department., is directed to re-
pair jefferson Barracks, Mo-, and there
await further orders from the chief of
his staff.
Lieut.. f. G. Armstrong, Second
Dragons, is appointed ide-de- Camp
to Brigadier General w. S. Harvey,
commanding Department of tho West.
Light Company l, First Artillery,
and Light Company A, Second Artillery,
with n squadron of Dragons, under the
command of Captain Berry, Second
Artillery, are directed to march from
Fort Leavenworth to Mound City,
Kansas, there to await further orders.
1ASSlSttSh1 pNl S5CSIS SNilb tbllNN i'iNNCI'
Medical Department, are assigned to
duty with this command.
Leave of absence has been granted
the following officers, by order of the
War Department Lieut.. Henry Nj.
Robert, corps of engineers, for five
months; Assistant Surgeon David l..
Magruder, medical department, for four
months Lieut.. Samuel +. Mills third
artillery, for the benefit of his health,
six months; Lieut.. William Selvey,
first artillery, for the benefit of his
health, for six months.
An extension of leave of absence, for
four months. has been granted Lieut..
Chauncy McDeeve, third artillery,
S%ith authority to visit Europe.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

Declining Popularity Of an '-Abols-
Jon tSheet.-The Cincinnati Commer-
cial, of which quite quantity used to
be read in Memphis. (says the Argus),
now justly remains unbought on the
stands. This is right; and well
would it be for the city in which it is
published if it met with the same treat
ment at its hands. Abolitionism won't
do in Memphis.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
Respectfully,
p. A. RIENYENU.

Secretary of the Parish Committee.
Al letter was read from f. Kern,
Secretary of the Carrollton Fire Com
pa1ly. No. One, inviting the Mayor and
Council to attend Ball on the 18th
1 December inst, and asking permission
to give said Ball free of charge for
License. On notion the invitation was
accepted and permission granted to
give the Ball free of charge for
License.
a letter was read from Captain
j. G., Dreux, commanding Jefferson
Rifles asking the consent of this
Corporation 70 the use Of certain por
tons Of the our Iouse as an Armory.
etc On 1notis1l ngieman, the
Member This Council in
the Parish Com nittaa was authorized
40 act in the premises as he thinks
proper.
FL Nj. Herrle, thea e.nber representing
Ithis Council iii the Parish Committee
reported verbally that flle Committee
lshad at it's last meeting referred the
Ematter Of certain repairs to the Court
House, 70 the several Corporations of
the Parish.
ll On motion. Of Mr.. Engleman, the
AIember representative Of this Council
fin the Parish Committee was authorized
to vote for making the necessary
repairs to the Court House.
The following report and resolution
were read, received and after suspending
the rules adopted.
| Hon. Mayer and C0unci:
Your Finance Committee report on
matters referred to us as follows:
On the report of Commissary Deibel
of the Census, that it shoald be referre d
back to him for details.
On Clerk Buissons bills that they
should be all paid except the bill OF
$50 so in the suit of S. COIN; Mr.
Cohn was condemned to pay half the
cost and your Committee think he is
able to do it. We advise the payment
of only one-half of that bill. We
submit License Ordinance and the
following resolution.
(Signed,) CHAS. ENGLEMAN
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

We acknowledge the receipt of
complimentary invitation to attend
the Ball, to be given this evening, at
the Hall of Engine Company No. One,
by the Officers and Members Of the
Company. We shall endeavor to enjoy
the pleasure of being present
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

Suffering from the Want Of Money
1t is stated that great suffering prevails
in New York and Brooklyn among ma
val officers, sailors, sailors wives and
others, owing to the non arrival of the
usual monthly money from the United
States treasury.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

authority to purchase another TO De
marked Record G., Carrollton.'' On
motion of MIR. Engleman, the Secretary
was authorized to purchase anotner
Minute Book and have it lettered as
requested.
The following Document was reau
and ordered spread ON the Minutes.
SECRETARIES OFFICE,
CarroIlton, Dec, 3rd, 1860
70. the .sersetary Ct Me .,,,
SirBy resolution of the Parish
Condmiftee, approved July 80, 1860, !
am directed:to furnish you list of ALI
! bills passed at each sitting OF this
Committee.
The following list Of bills have been
rovesl ~ their sitting Of December
Dre5 sheFiff for expenses
ii Hon w. 6, 1860 $3O8 90
Ea<ix s. iH for mainte ~
/ izos Of prisoner from 2th%
n 3 s@f M to the 10Th Nov. e60aXl3O ~
C.P. Heidman, Medicines fur
nished for Jail useyup to
November 26, 1S60.--- 81 65
j. D. Hamper, j. p, for fees in
Criminal cases from June
u, 1860 to Oct. 20, 1861 All 43
S. Kerner, Constable for fees IN
Criminal cases from June
I IL, 1860 to Oct. 10, 1861 5S4 90
Y. j. LeCorgne. j. P, for fees
in Criminal cases from Dec.
81, 1859 to Oct. 30, 1860 2S3 90
E. Commagere, Recorder for cor
recting State Tableau for
the year 1860 --------- $50 90
| s. N. Canon, for so barrels of
Coal and Cord of Wood
for the use of Court House,
and sundries for Jail USE 60 30
j. III. Bender, for an Armoir with
Pigeonholes for Clerks
Office. SO 90
Brookes &c Pursglove, for re-
pairing Pump IN the Jail
yard Ill 81
| N. Commandeur, Attorney for
profit. services rendered in
three cases VS.. Parish Com
mittee- Is 90
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

II A call, signed by Com. Stock
ton, ex-senator Thompson, ex-Gov.
Pierce and others, is issued, for New
Jersey state convention OF Union men.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

L5acola'S Election IN England. The
London Times declares it has no fears
for the safety of the American Union.
1t says:
When the cooler heads of the south
begin to consider how imaginary is the
injury which they have sustained, how
vast are the interests involved, how
heavy would be the cost, how consid-
cradle the danger of disunion, and how
impossible it would be for the southern
states to maintain in the face of the
world the strong position they hold as
members of the great American confed-
GRAFTON, we suspect that the south will
think better of it, and turn It's activity
into the more practicable channel of
providing Mr.. Lincoln u democratic
successor in 1884.
The London Morning Post regards
the state Of affairs in America as very
critical, and thinks that American in
situations are about to be tried by q
severer test than has ever yet been APP
piled to them. 1t has faith, however,
in the good sense of the people, and
looks for u general acquiescenco in the
election of Lincoln.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

" The southern students at Jeffer-
son College, Pa, have resolved to leave
in a body on the 10th inst, for their
respective homes.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

WoLccs Returming.-Itis stated, as a
singular fact, that, for the first time in
twenty years, wolves are now showing
themselves in the Aroostook region, Me.
Previous to 1910 they were very album
dant there.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

~ Our readers willnotice by the call
for a meeting this evening at the Hoteh
that the assembly will be addressed
also, in the German language.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

The Real .SuGerers.-The New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger, in speaking of the crisis, says:
The severest sufferers are those who
attract the least attention and make the
least noise in the world. | mean the
poor working girls employed in book
binderies, printing establishments, type
founderies, straw goods manufactures,
and wholesale ready-made clothing
shops. Thousands and thousands of
these during the past fortnight, have
been working on half-time; now they
have no work at all.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15
mississippi Items.

For the Mississippi Convention.-
Hon. Walter Brooke and Hon. q. A.
Marshall have been nominated as candi
dates for the contention from Warren
county, Mississippi.
Col. VIM. Henry johnson and Gen.
VIM. H. McCardle are in nomination
on the party of the separate State
secessionists.
Hon. j. Shall Yerger is candidate
of those in favor of concurrent State
action, from the county of Washington.
The ConUass--In several counties
of Mississippi the contest for the con-
vention will be vigorously fought before
the people. Appointments for public
meetings appear in the Mississippi
journals, and the respective candidates
have already taken the stump.
Weather.--The weather is reported
to have been, the past week, favorable
to the gathering of crops. 1t has been
cool, bracing, with heavy morning
frosts.
What Does IL Mean?-We find the
following in the Chicago TimesSo of the
9Th INST:
IS What's an the Under the
heading of the above question, the
Union Democrat lUnion Co., Ill., of
the 9Th instant, states that Hon. John
Bell, of Tennessee, passed through
that place for the north, few days
previously. It was reported a week or
two since that messenger had been
dispatched by the president elect on a
secret mission to Mr.. Bell; but Mr..
Bells visit, which under the circum-
stances, must be to Mr.. Lincoln, seems
to have been so privately made as to
escape the scent of even the hungry
reporters for the eastern press, WIG
infest Springfield. What the object 81
Mr.. Bells visit is, can only be guessed
at. Itmay be. for the purpose of con-
sultatian, and most likely is. 1t may
be that a seat in the new cabinet is to
be rendered Mr.. Bell, and this visit is
intended to bring about preliminary
understanding. At all events, this cir
cumstance shows that Mr., Lincoln is
awakened to the exigencies of tie
crisis.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

he ,Sout, hscest Missouri Eapedition.
!. Louis papers have oneweek' $
4atersinth lligence from the Military ex-
BED to the southwest Missouri
'i 55fs 81. Frost hdd returned from
Fort Scofi here he had had an inter
view with sis Harvey, now commands
ing in Kansas. From him he received
positive Information that Montgomery
was intrenched at Mound City with
three hundred men, determined to fight,
Gen. Harvey desireed the support
Gen. Frost, and it was thought tEiHt
their combined forces would be sufiiiT
cient to capture Montgomery.
Gen, Harvey, however, had taken
Fort Scott without resistance, and
Herewith FIVE prisoners, belonging to
the Montgomery band.
Atlast accounts it was thought that
Gen. Frost's command would meet that
of Gen. Harvey on the 9th, near Wal
nut Creek, and that the engagement
with Montgomery would take place the
next night.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

says thatit has got to be very urTolstlz
lar in that cityafor any onefo admit
that ne voted for Lincln. Some idea
may be formed Of stheweffect on the
industrial interests Of the city, when it
All stated that about 5000 mechanics
.lxe already been discharged in that
City ithin the past SIX days. - Memphis
Eafawe9, LII.
The Carrollton sun. (City of Carrollton, Parish of Jefferson, La.) 185?-1???, 1860-12-15

Atrocious Murder IN Nev York.
The Herald, of the 9Th inst, contains
most sickening details of an appalling
and horrible murder that occurred in
that city the day before in East-Twelfth
street. The victim, an old widow lady
named Sarah Shancks, who kept a fam
cy goods and millinery store, was found
dead in her bedroom, at the rear of the
store, with her throat cut from ear to
ear, andsher head and face mashed to q
jelly aln Robbery seems to have
been the mo1lSe for the commission of
the Shocking nlslf!shr, judging from the
ransacked con- ion Of the apartment.
TIE police haa at last accounts been
le Ferret out the assassin, but it
a & chat some clue would be af
E aa3 perpetrator before many
The Placer herald., 1860-11-24

CONSTITUTIONAL CoNvENTIoN.-Ihe Sac.
Union says, in twenty counties cmbra
cing the largest portion of the voters of
this State. and in VIII ch the Presidential vote
is 83,7l6, there are 44,lS9 votes for Con
stitutiona Convention being majority of
2.23O. The fall vote of the remaining coun
ties to be heard from is about 33 900. There
is a probability that "For Conventions" >"
has carried, as it requrrs majority of the
vote cast on members OF the Legislature to
insure the success of the measure and we
notice in some counties that this vote is sew
eraI hundred less than on President. $4,000
votes for a Convention will be sufficient to
insure success.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-24

Gilliland E. p. Sugar Pine Min -
Gregory James, Cold Springs n meOn eUivt debts2 so
Green Barney courtwright's ranch so,r. $40
Hammel H., Todd's Valley, solvent AL. 2,So
Hall r. B. Dove Grove Road a?ebts, 3S
Hadley. A. A. Condlcts Ranch mnn"e .ure go
HICKS Z. II. Orrs Ranch money at ~. 40
oxen. a. interest ma
Haskell Thos. Steads Ranch, solvt doh.. H,7S
Hartnett Patrick, Dry Greek sho.- SM
Heath Il Co. c G.. Dutch Fiat ppi;EEep p;Ep Isis
johnson Henry Michigan Bluff ''ard table 80
johnson W. A Iowa Hill. Furni;t,uo $50
Jeiries F. M. Elin Hill, solvt debts 40
Long StephensFore Hill, money 52s
Lowell II L. & G. V, Lovells Ranyoh 40
Leonard L. L. Antelope, solvt debts stock II 90
Moreheod. A: Brushy Mill, solyt deI;. 80
Caloy u. W., Pine Flat, yoke Of r.. ~, $50
Murland >. ). near Rock Creek, Good. 'e OS
Miliburn James, Clicks ranch, money st j.. 60
Martin, E. B. Auburn, Team. a. lhs IS
.Munroe, M. E. Auburn team Hoo
.Moss John, Birds Valley. money HOO
yMoreland Il Co. Eldorado canon 1870
Murphy james. Dutch Flat money 81 .- $50
.Nartn Jas. A. Rock Spring, solyt dehts '' u 50
Nixon Charles, Dotys Rayine, monon $50
Painter David, Virginia, sovt. debts 100
PoF .dnthony, Brushy Mil, 1910
Pickett c.. Dutch Flat, money. SA
Richardson E. H., Wisconsin, Hill so,u. S15
Smith Il s. Gold Hill cattle. SsS
Stanley W. j. Dry Greek solvt debts l. H. %
Stevens p. j., Long VALLEY oxen so
Taylor }. ". Smiths Ranch money at 10. ,olo
HlJO M ID
hogs AO'es
Tanner James, Volcano .dlll. solvt dehts "os 90
Thcrndike p. H., Monona Flat syo
Taylor John New castle money at ;,,ou... oO
Wilson b.. Forest Hill, solvt debts md o.., w
Wallace John, Crows Flat, money x bo,so 'a% a w
Ward James, Secret Ravine, cattle ~ ~
Witchard james, Wisconsin Hill. monor no no
horse '"a
Witt E., Shirt Tall Road, solvt debts go
Weisgegber tcnry, Canon Creek, cattle 20 30
Supplemental Assessment of l8eo
Bowlca Ralph, Mormon Bar, cattle 1,s
CalliH Jas NJ, Dotans Bar, solvt debts 81 So su
Leudcrman j. f., Miners Ravne. fowls . co
Mcintyre Uanl. Dotys ravine, mules and hors"S
Is 10
->c"i"H' - - iO"S''i' oio'e HUI es and wagon
Owen Isaac, CoX's Ranch, money at interest and
solvent debts - ~
Quo0g Choy, AUBURN. goods, 6SU
Shepard U. B. Dotan', Bar, stock. ,99
Being Property upon which Taxes for the wear
1860 remain unpaid and shall sell the same at
public vendue at the Court House door in the
Town cf Auburn said County if not paid lefre
the day Of sale,
On wednesday the I9lh day Of December
1860.
Between the hours Of 10 Il. NJ. and P NJ,
all Of which aboye-namcd auc described pron
erty / shall sell as aforesaid or so much thereof
as may be sufficient to satisfy the Taxes and costs
due thereon. Sale continued from day to day
until all Of said property Sail have been offered
for sale.
MARCUS KIMBALL.
Collector Of Placer County
BY. } l.. BROWNE, Deputy.
.4uburn November l7th 1860.
The Placer herald., 1860-11-24
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that Convention of the
i Justices Of the Peace elect of Placer CO. nty.
will be held ut the Court House in Auburn. on
Monday, December 3rd, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Of
said day. for the purpose of electing two Asso-
Given under my hand this goth day of Nov.
A. y. 1860 -
T E. II. VANDECAR,
County Judge, Placer Co. Cal.
Nov. "a, l86O.-2w