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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-19

PoLYGAMY-The bill which has just passed
the House f Representatives by vote OF
l49 ayes against so nays. to abolish polyga
my in Utah. was opposed by every Demo-
cratic Representative from Ohio. Our Mr..
Vallandigham true to his Squatter Sovereign
ty creed. stood up msninlly in behalf OF Brig
ham and his SO wives. He. perhaps. contem
plates emigration to Salt Lake-if not. the
people of this district will at least send him
up Salt Rirer next fall Hamilton lntelil-
gencer.
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House and Lot For Sale !!

vU~UE house the junction Of Front and Mari
an streets: house contains ave rooms. good eel
lar &c There Is ths lot good well OF
Grape Vincs and tho necessary
An, huiIinr. Also iesirsh building lets few rods
aouth the tronn both froat and Marion sts
All ~ s,ia roperty sold for third in hand
balance in one years. and Immediate possession
.ix.u JOHN G. HApLEY.
HI.n,.,x ss,b ,ssa ri
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A correspondent Of the Boston Medical
and Surgical Journal, DR.. N. Green, of
Hartford, Conn., states that cauterization by
hot tallow is an i'm mediate cure for ingrowine
nails. He says:
The patient on whom FIRST tried this plan
was q young lady. who had been unable to
put on shoe Tor several months, and deci-
dedly the wors: case that had ever seem
The disease had been one Of long standing
The edge OF the nail was deeply undermined.
the granulatons formed high ridge, partly
covered with skin. and pus constantly oozed
from the root of the nail. The whole toe
was swollen and extremely tender and pain
full. My mode Of proceeding was this: l
put very small piece Of tallow in . spoon
and heated i, over q lamp till il became very
hot. and dropped two or three drops between
the nail and the granulations. The effect was
almost magical. Pain and tenderness were
at once relieved. and 10 few days the gram
ulations we're all gone. and the diseased parts
dry and destitute Of feeling. and the edge of
the nail exposed SO rs TO admit Of being pared
away without any Inconvenience. The
cure was complete. and the trouble never re-
turned.
| have tried this plan repeatedly since.
with the same satisfactory results. The ope-
ration causes but little if any pain. if the tai
is properly heated. A repetition might in
some cases be necessary. although l have
one application. Admitting the theory OF
DR. Lorinser to be correct, the nsodss operas-
di is very plainly to be seen. The liquid eau
t.ry ins,nus,es itself ia every interstice, under
the nail. along the fstula into the ulcer at the
nat,ix OF the nail, accomplishing in ono min
ute. without pain. ali that can be effected By
the painful application Of sitrste Of silver Tor
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-19

o. Three hunters from Kansas, lately re-
turned from a months hunt on the Arkansas
River bring with them the skins of three
hundred and seven wolves. Another party
Of twelve, in two months time. secured over
two thousand skins. The skins are worth
one dollar apiaea
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For Sale-In Richmond,

4 BOUT acres OF Land. near the Depot With the
2 foliosiug improvements: Large Frame Dwelling
s,aete Carriage Wash House, Wood House. Well
Cistern, good Spring and spring House Fruit Trees
ehrubhery. sc. Nice property. Will take small house
and lot in exchange
rood House aud Lc. o Fort Wayne Avenue. S rooms
good Cellar. Well and Cisteru-
All the above property gill be ssid low easy pay
meats Possession given i'm msdiately.
JAMES N. TO
1859
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eB The pro slavery press are very fond
Of asking why STAKEHOLDER has not the right
1, carry Ibis property whsrevsvss his bu-
siness or his pleasure calls him This quss-
ton is answered in the true Yankee fashion
by asking another and the following: why
cant carry my property who're pleasel"
Is the man said With two polecats in . basket
and pound Of assa5n4sdA 10 each pocket
trying 70 Iosss his way ITO . ba1sooa.
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For Trade.

have . good size Young Horse four years old
i sgcod six. Young Mare six years old.
alsn a fine young Durham Cow,
will be sold very iow. sad will take good part Of Ii Q
pay in good fre-wood. delivered At my shop.
T. W. ROSINSON
Mar h %, 1850. 15-tm
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RICHMOND FOUNDRY

RICHMOND FOUNDRY
AYLl =, N A R4 u A Mt, & CO
ARE now prepared to do general Foundry business
N such a. all kinds of CASTINGS, MILL IRONS.
&c Repairing done short notice and IN the best
p.,xsible manner.
They also preparing patterns for manufacturing
SUGAR CANE MILLS!
f,r crushing CHINESE SUaAR CANE. which will be
.,ual IL not superior all others in tt ey
also pre- pa make cast iron GAs or alter
They respectfully solicit share OF public patronage
t,niers promptly attended to. Address BAYLIs
NJ AncHsNr, Richmond. Ind.
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RICHMOND BOOK BINDERY.
e. j. TAYLOR,
Book Binder and Blank Book Manufacturer.
@aE0hA IL pow prepared to do all kinds OF Bind.
ZiSkSl ing, unsurpassed for style. elegance and
cL1 durability. County Records Bank Books
and Bi nix Books of every description
made to order. Newspapers. Music. Magazines, Law
Books. SC. bound in the most approved manner, and
at the 10 west possieia prices
None but the latest improved pr ineiples adopted
Punctuality strictly observed.
ORDERS solicited and promptly attended to and sat
tsfsctioi. given.
A large assortment of Blank Book paper, Of sups
70 quality, always on hsnd CO iAfLoh
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/ or Sale or Rent.

sIVHE property known - NsAls Station about three
miles cas-, of Richmond, containing about three
a.ves oil Land, good dwelling use. depot house. and
fixtures The Abave property w.li be tor If not
soi by the lst day of March next Inquire Of ph
A. Miidriise. Proprietor, OF
Real Estate Asent.
Feb. ID, 10 IT,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1860-04-19

Fresh Meats,
Such Beet Pork. Nation. Lamb, Veal,
&c. Of the heat quality the country affords They will sell
log house in the Citv for CASH. They respect
fully solicit share Of ploIc pairoasg Call and see
Dec. 70 1859. 3tf FELTY d aREBNER.
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INELTY q GEBNER. Having purchased the
butcher ing EAAbiish Of VIM. will continue
business the Old stand PeArlst where they
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-07-15

Hoe q Cess Celebrated Circular Saws.
RLIVERED n The ViTginls and Tsnnesss Depot Lynch
II burg at Factory list prices DABNEf,
mGr23-tEly Ph0rix Foundry, LyneaDorx' Va
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Tyree Springs.
Valuable Farm for Sale.

NOW oner for sale my Farm, situated the Louisville
Branch Turnpike road three mssfron the city. II IL veil
Eatered highly improved AID moEt desirable place. containing
two bundled about half in cultivation the balance wood
land. ALEXANDER ALLISON.
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ExPRESS FREIGHT.

TNIHE Nashville Chattanooga Railroad Company IN
necion with the Roads below, running an Expres.
Freight Trim from Charleston snd Savannah 70 NahFs 81
slower speed, with the crEnty heir passenger
trains No delay 70 freights By this route.
jans6-d NsBP +. W. COLE supt.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
"a @ ~ - q
Tennessee ana AIgbnma RaiIrOad.
TIME TABLE
COMMENCING SUNDAY APRIL 20, 1860.
Going south.
Leave Nashville AS AN arrive at Columbia 705 NJ.
Leave Nashville 255 NJ arrive at Columbia 5:35 NJ
Going North:
Leave Columbia 730 NJ, arrive Nashville 10 A NJ.
Leave Columbia Las P N, arrive at Nashville P NJ.
FNyHE Morning Train going South with Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at Decatur.
The Evening Train going South connects at Columbia with
Train to Mount Pleasant and Pulaski.
The Evening going North makes close connection at
Nashville with louisville Nashville Raroad from and after
Monday May Louisville and all Eastern cities But one
train Sunday. W ON PERKINS, |
msyI-lm ePB&E Superintendent
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DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.
RED BOILING SPRINGS,
COUNTY, TENNESSEE

HAVING purchase interest Of Messrs NEwBY HEAKN
the above celebrated Springs we have taken possession Of
the Same sud determined to no exson to render
pleasant summer retreat.
springs located in Macon county, seventy miles dis
tart from Nashville Parties leaving for the Springs will take
Galan car, st which place stages leave for Hsrtsve
by hack The hack will lesse every other morning
from the first CT June.
The reputation Of water too we'll known in this commu
nifty to any For serofua Dyspepsia, Gravel
Stone bladder aud all affections OF the kidney they
specc refer with pleasure Dr. Z. A Herbert Nash
VILE as giving evidence Of the curative powers of the
having permanently cared Of aggravated Of Gravel
aprl29-d3m WEBB WALKER, PropretoFs
Louisville Journal copy month aud send bill TO this
for rolla inn
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RRNEWABLR AF PLRAsnRE

RENEWABLE AT PLEASURE
one Square, year. s3oEach additional Square, SIC
Advertisers exceeding the space contracted
for. Will be charged for the excess.
IN TIE WEEKLY.
oEE DOLLAR Square fer the FIRST and FETT cETs each
subsequent Insertion.
Advertisements published in both the Daily Weekly,
be charged the full daily rates with half the weekly
added.
7raasisns Advertisements ssst Be paid for at tao time Of
Insertion.
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To COrrespondents.

I will great friends
IN writing to u.s. will bear in mir the following rules:
Always give the date Post 0ce county and State the body
Of your letter.
yon wish The Paper changed fOm ece another give
both Offices in full
Wrts business and other matters on sparsfe
sheets Of paper, different leaves Of one sheet
Letters and communications solicited facts
and subjects may he Of information interest The public
Anonymous communications ofWasver character viii receive
noetteDton.
Correspondents should write only upon Of pspe
We cannot undertake to return rejected communications
Ali letters business should be directed Messrs J.
GRIFFITH CO., and not personally to either Of the os
pristors
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NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA n. r.
EWWNze -

CHANWE VF SDNAH0-
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, APRIL 29th, $780,
Passenger Train East West, will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Na!htilIe at N and 3P N.
Arrive At Chattanooga l:So N sad LIS N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at $780, and 100 n.
Arrive At Nashville at II and A III.
Ii rail connection and shortest route TO Boston, New York,
"A Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, Richmonf,
Petersburg, LynchbuTg Knoxville, Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, MemT his New Orleans, &c.
Both connect st Stevenson with Trains on Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and at Chattanooga with Trains on
and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets may be had at hour application 70
Ticket Agent at Office st Depot, TO the following places and
A. me y, g.iSss '1 s ~ l. w ,a a3o IS
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'Forty-sIEht HouT. in ,As fire.

DkNvzLLz, Ky, MarcE 3, leea-
DEsuRs. VIZ. 3. DoDDs 4 Co., CIEcIzNETr
GExTnES-At the tine Of the FIRE which near
town ed February had Of your safes in bass
house containing valuable peper, bank notes. &C The Ere
Cured the afternoon Of the 2d did
safe from the Burning ruin iii the Of the 9
susnty it BARRED the burning imbers for forty
eighth In tie cellar directly below vhre the safe ood
there considerable lot Of lard, and several casks Of
asses. and the safe fell into Of il suee
powerful heat When remozed n rubbish from he safe
ALMOST KED-ROTs With q large bed Of bzl ming Goals
all around it, Upon png up discovered that in the fan
OF the hinges had been broken that the % o. tie
doors dropped out, thereby aovrga good deal Of heat Pene
traeas far the INSIDE doors. But the fe fell with the
door down. it in protected. We due
to state further that the outside Locked
they lad door could have fallen OPEN though
hinge broken. When opened The safe found the pa
perS, bank notes, &C., all secure.
VERY specially yeurs,
(siusdl g. W. WEIGH CO.
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Ladies' shoes and Caters

Ladies' Shoes and Caters.
T AIDES Fine Black Congress Caters, with heels;
4 Il" Z" Lace
Brown Congress
- q blk Button
Kip Slippers, with and without heels.
Together with ether styles Of Ladies' Misses Chidrens
Shoes
ALSO
A large and superior stock Of GentIemen,s Wear,
consisting Of
Patent Leather Caters and Strap Shoes;
Calf Congress . - Oxford Ties;
Eng Calf g F"
lasting
The above goods are all fresh and OF the best quality and
which Offering reduced prices Cali at No Public
Square. SNYDER 4 FRIZRELL.
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NUMBER 80.
Great Fire az DanvIlle. Ky.
CONCRETE SAFES TRIUMPHANT!

AEssRs. W. B. DoDDs 4 Co.. CINCINNATI
GETs-The safe purchased from yo1 time since
severely tested By the disastrous IN this pee and
are happy to say stood the equal the Representations
you male rs When purchased Our rooms IN which The
stood, totally destroyed Ere srdthe safe e into
the cellar, and covered By the barg ruins but upon get
ting out and opening found every paper safe Of
them seOrched deed any way. We take pesaure in
bearing this testimony to the sxesent quality Of he Saes
ufsetured at you establishments Yours
Issned TT. sHISDELBowKR.
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WISH to sell tract Of land lying two miles North Wset
I from Franklin adjoining the lands Of D Davis. GAs
James Hamilton and the heirs Of Mausy deceased and
known as the Porter place. SontSnng 32 acres about as
Of which is in woodland. N. EDWIN PERKINs, =
Franklin, April IL, 1850 .IkE-h
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Dasb6iIIs dniDn anS Amritan.
DAILY IS; TrI-Wsekly IS; weekly s..


TEN LINES Or LESS CONSTITUTE 4 SQUARE.
IN TIRE DAILY
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VERY respectfully yeurs,
.ignsdl g. W. WHICH co.
p.nrIIlu. kr.. N.r,h Z. $50.

MrssRs- W. B. DoBBs Co, cIScuUaTE
DEAR sUs-TLs safe purchases Of you In sVDtember
has stood the great Gre which In The 22d
February sEIenddly had large o. notes, receipts
&c in it, before the badng burned Tie papers out
in sheets Of paper and upon opening since the bHes
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JUST OPENED
NOTICE.
Fresh Corn Meal
TIE PUBLIC ACTS.

Persons wishing procure copies OF the Public Acts Of the
Legislature closed obtain them by applying at this OF
6 tho Secretary Of State, there few copies for
Gti$LOO per y. Aprl4-a
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Nest EXTENSIVE
SOUTHERN PIANO FORTE
I'm A. NUFACTORY.

VNTM KSABE & co Nos /, ,, snd q Kusaw street q
We Baltimore respectfully inform their Southern friends
that they have enlarged hsr factory and prepared
supply the demand far their They
ably the most durable and contain al the latest improvements
and fully guaranteed for five years and great
power Of tone and agreeable touch they unequaed
Thaberz. srskosch and other pGas themn
their have certificates for their supeodty
They have for the last taken the first premiums
all competition IN ali the different States where they been
exhibited year they received I've first premiums two at
Montgomery Ala One for the Southern piano. and
one fer the best againEt all cor petition
full supply Of the above celebrated instruments wiz
ceiVing by J. A. MCCLURE,
mays, '60-d&wly Sole Agent, Nashville
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These safes have asd preserve THAR contents Aad
warranted to Be
Entirely Free from Damp.
The construction Of the BURGLAR PROOF SAVES
eular, and in connection with "Grsat American Key Rsg
ter Lock, (which Possesses the great advantage Of having
NO Key Hole and jet has the security Of PeFmuta-
ling Key cApabs Of 25G,OOOO00 ehangss) They viii be
found perfectly mpregnsble
sTRATTON & SEYMOUR.
q 1T.-k.f zt-..t nr..h-fu.
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nor EYEN SCoRCHED.

The Tensering the drawers a little warped the
lock very veil, and when 1 oil it E little think
II will be good Ny Sass in s lower story
Ct three story beding with shEgle roOf In doia
ing room, with only paSsered partOn drugstore ke
and Immediately opposite EhIs safe setting there
considerable quantity Of paints oils tenne, eAmphne, Ead
liquors The building connected with the Patterson Hotsl
side and within Of Court the
Others with large pile Of wood between ny es and TIE cour
House, and door entering into my ace iumsatsy on
WOOD There also small frame building attached the
OF the Drug store, with oils paints Liquors =
glass door leading ny Office 'front.' You viii
the excessive heat created and t. regard il
fally tested, and have hestaney in saying that ny
would have been preserved IL had left the Iai
numher Of citizens have examined IL since
and surprised condition, sumo Of them hav
1ar.5 q. -, h.ts.vt,.tbs-.
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NAsHoLLE July ;, 1907
DIVIDEND Of Eve dollars share, out Of the PROFITS
~ toe mast six months has this day been declared payable
an demand j. OORREY, Cashier
iuly4-lE
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FIRE AND BURGLARS.

We Agents for these splendid Safes invite pu
lie to call and other eerhcsss the
they resist the attacks Of both
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shall take great pleasure in recommending your You
liberty make such Of this statement a. deem
proper Yours, lsgnsil N. J. DURHAM.L
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
SLEY HOLLEY.
Mechanics Lien Notice.

r. Everts, Plaintiff; ps. Gold Hill and Bear River
Water Company, Defendants.
In the Eleventh Judicial District Court, Placer
County.
'I\HE above named Plaintiff. as the Assignee Of
l. D. H. Bankenship d Co., having commenced
an action in the District Court aforesaid, against
'oe above FAMED Defendants, to recover the sum
ot Sl,O7O 10, with interest and costs Of suit an
70 enforce Lien, under the provisions of the
several acts of the Legislature hereinafter named
on that certain ditch property formerly known
Us the Stewart Ditch" situate, lying and being
IN said county, commencing o. the south side of
Auburn Ravine, about one quarter Of u mile be-
low low the town Of Gold Hill, and extending to
y; rH;rays Diggings" and Fort TETON" or "Fox's
rat being in length, five miles and LAG rods,
ana a forming part Of the Gold Hill and b ar
hiver Water Co.'s ditch, hereby gives notice to
ai 'n persons holding or claiming liens on said
stewart Ditch" under the provisions Of the fol-
loving Acts of the Legislature, to-wit: "nn Act
ior securing Liens to Mechanics and Others pas
SEQ April 18th. 1856" can Act Supplementary to
an Act for securing Liens to Mechanics and 9th
efs, passed April l9th 1856" approved March
Ioth, 1857, and IAN Act to amend an Act entitl-
ea an aci for securing Liens to Mechanics and
o0 osners passed April l9th 1856" approved April
IId, n, 1855 to be and appear before the Honorable
u's'rlct Court aforesaid, on Tuesday, the l7th
asy OF July next, at the Court House in the town
VI VI Auburn, at the opening of the Court on that
uay' or as soon thereafter as Court can be held,
anu then and there to exhibit the proof Of their
SAID Liens P. EVERTS, Plaintiff,
by Hale u Smith, his Attorneys.
AUBURN. June 23d, 186O.-3w
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, IT,, p,,,o,o Cou,,
COUNTY OF PLACER. "
In the matter Of a. B. Johnson. Deceased.
EIVDWARD HARRELL. Attorney in fact, of the
EL heirs of the estate Of A. B. Johnson dec d.
having filed his petition praying for dlstrlbu-
tion of the effects OF said estate.
Pursuant to an order Of the Hon. f, H. Nande-
car, Probate Judge in and for said County, notice
is hereby given to all persons interested in said
estate, to be and appear before the Probate Court
of Placer County, at the Court House thereof, in
the city Of Auburn, on Thursday the 2sth day OF
June, A. d. 1860, at 10 clock, A. NJ. of said day,
to show cause if any they can, why said estate
should not be distributed according to the prayer
of said petition
49, Given under my hand and seal of the
! l.. S. : Probate Court OF Placer County, this lst
- day of June A. D. $50.
HENRY GOODlNG,
Probate Clerk.
June I'd, 18G0.--4w
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
SHAVING SALOON
BATHING ESTABLISHMENT,

HOT, COLD, AND SHOWER BATHS.
Prices Reducedf rom rs to so cents.
m HE undersigned is pleased to inform his GUS
a toners that his new Bathing Establishment.
in connection with his Embarrassing and Shaving
Saloon is now completed and ready for the accom-
modaton of the public
Hot, Cold, and Shower Baths,
furnished at all hours of the day or evening. The
Bath Rooms are fitted up in superior style, and
will be kept in a manner to give entire sailsac-
ton.
EIairdressing and Shaving
done in the best style,of the Tonsoral Art.
Adjoining American Hotel. Auburn.
J. NJ BRADFORD.
Auburn Nav 2G--2m
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30

MRS. WISsLow, an experienced nurse and fe-
male physician, has soothing syrup for children
teething, which greatly facilitates the process of
teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
fammation-will allay all pain, and is sure to
regulate the bowels. Depend upon it, mothers,
it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants. Perfectly safe in all cases.
See advertisement in another column
MAY 18th, 1860
The Placer herald., 1860-06-30
Notice to the Creditors Of w. T. Henson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
(ouNTy OF PLACER

N Office to the Creditors Of w. I. Henson.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY CT PLACER.
In the District Court Of the Eleventh Judicial
District.
ENURSUANT to an order of the Hon. B. f.
Myres District Judge of the Eleventh judi
cia District. in and for Placer county, Callfor-
mia. the creditors Of said WIN. T. Henson, are
hereby notified to be and appear before SAID
Judge. at chambers or in 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 lnsolvent'
VIM. T. Henson, should not make cession OF his
estate and he be discharged from his debts. The
time for the meeting of said insolvents creditors
is fixed for the first day of the next term OF said
District Court. to-wit: the 2nd Monday in July,
A. D. 1860, at which time and place hearing will
be had of any and all causes assigned against
granting the prayer Of said insolvent. It's FUR.
tber ordered, that in the mean time all legal
proceedings against him be stayed, except as
specially prescribed by statute
Given under my hand and seal
(l of the District Court in and
)L.S.l for said county, this lst day OF
-- June, A. D. 1860
HENRY GOODING.
Clerk of the 1th Judicial Dist Court.
Tuttle & Hillyer, Atty's for petitioner.
June 9th le60.-3Od,