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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAs David McCiurr and Clr-ris-,. Mean.
w Lis iic e ih' Cuunfy g WIS staf- a sII5-
n"i- do un tie = fii dzs ofF-irllary A. ~ isssl -
cute ana arrrf D. Trustee d1.,i 4 trust g.
frgtng toe if-uli-r- h-frinaftsr desrrlirf l. ..-.
ihe i' ~, - q Certain IrsIui--rs note uasr ~
saih bs'ld MrArrt o. ld-aFd Cruua- C. afd.t r., ~.
s"h ~ orc thousand daiAfs. Scr money nrftt.ifr
iHara tearing even cate Efh tn saiI Isr4 81 tr,.t
sH ifAAhlr iu Ak months after date IA r.r~f a
~" fAtF - Ten ~ c-uf per annutn ans which A. tr-
tculariy de-cfii- In azif dos q trust ,lii 80.
DEED va rrcrr'lci ga the E-ourl.rs- ono a MI
N'tnty llliuuis u Box - pzze les on tie -th a.
~ f-truhry a ID lsio. and Nhrrua. ! fault lu. I-s
hia1c 10 TIE payment q said bate nov ti,,.ff a,
piisstOn having b-rn ul4dr me- ~ the I.ai ll.r
- t- aiuFr ssif note puhc n,tds /. ker.ilr .l,.
ina % Fur-uabos g TIE provisions contained n auI
- virtue q te p1rcr ant aufii5rfy ~ me v-sf -
sal ifusi dsd and fsr Tie aud rurrosrs fi,f-ia
-et iHfth. j. Gzrion D. A. Parks. trustee siaI 81,
thursday the tiirfs ART DAY Of Ianuarr ssii a t
gei 20 the aiisru,1n- a the north dor Il f 4 ar.
hs@-@ "a TIE city q guis-: IN the County - WnI
aiof--,id --ii II Iutiic Nriue the hirc~t Iill
iF rasi- TIE flii wing pr1ui-. Tue Fasf h,f
~ me y 81 hall % rfcfian twelve H2t In T,.-n.f
uiri ytife" i North g FAnEr nine ~ Rat Il -
tAId principal Meridian, coafAiuiBs ose hundred "a
slAty Acfes more % t-. together Niih All ltflIis..
sna improvement thereon and az rsht ara 1uItr a
redemption and ~ right &C lofarFfsad - stl,f, 4
The aid David Mcclure and Charlotte Mcclure d.,
heirs, executors aiEiinisf-aiars and as-izns.
Joiirt, Jan. l, IsCl. us.i-
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Trustees sale.

N'HEREAs David McClure af Wfl C1u-,tv .nr St..
w 81 lihfti,, did on the Ilih Day 4 Nav A Il 1s-q
rAreu ans deliver o. Tru-t-r a id = a., :,
c'hirlihs TIE premises hereinafter de-ri. 10 s.lr.
Tue t-nt q a certain Troiui-.rf nafe n,nfe -
-s'i DAVID Mc'3inrr. 90 EdNarl = Cran- n ord.r
e suu ~ Iiircc hundred AMI ffiesu dIi.-s istfrS,
even date with The -aii d-si q trust and rtv.fI -
tx months alter date Nnh Interest ~ the r.ie n t
~ efnt Tgf Hnuum until paid AMI which = fsrtir1-
AIRY d'-efit"i Ia ali dr oftru-t which fr.f GA
-. ff"fied in the Ectord-'s once q vii f.rlrf,
.Iinois m Box p Page -. the llfh dar 81 Nsr
= ~ lNst ana Niiers driauit la been M . =. a..
pay tient q sid note tberefre ntr,i-afis -,
inE been made % me ~ the legal holder q the 49,.
-Hla not. lshi-e intoe j. h-T-by given that IN mr.
.'A'er ~ TIE provisions cstane "a AID ~ virtue a
ihe l-Ner and authority b. vr-iel ~ aid trn.t
' az. y tiis u-f- aud purross therein ~ f.ftI
sANH'h d iarks. trilstcs shsli GA Tiur~.lsv -
iiit Ar-t das q Januafy- lsfi. aeIek II ~.
aiiffnln ~ the north a.s1r ti- Court Tas.e IN -
ca! 81 I.ii-f On TIE County e VA afsrsat4 81 a
PNiic Frndue O. the highest liAEfr Er cash a. a.
LIVING pf+ni-s- O. uits The Ea.f half II the W.
i.Ali - section twelve fl- IN To~usiIp tllirf,irs.
ly "fth - Rang hius 81 Eastsf the tLr ,rlsicl
H''fiuiafi onntainius HUNDRED aud sirft 49,.
more - r-s taz-th-r with al buildings aud utr.--
ineni- th,reon sud Al rzhi aud equity q r-a st.os
81 ir aid David NoCluT., his heirs saecufafs a.
ninistrHtors aud assigus
GAvIOS d. A. PARKS, Tru.,.~.
Joliet, Jan. ]. lSCl. ussi-
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MARRIED

In this town. on the 10th ult., by Rev X; II Nor'e'
Mr. LEWls LINEBAEGER and Miss MARY A. NOEL
Tn Jackson, on the 30th ut. by the Rev. ii. Crews
Mr; a. D. THIELL ard Miss L. J. NicoLEs-
On the 25th ult, by Rev c. Button AZ ms resiueno'
M Wv MONDAY aud Miss j. A. ATKlNs.
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GLASS GASES. AR tirt aud vii keep ga any climate
The FAMILY CA TIIAETiC PILL l. gen
a. tat active Catlartic ~ which the proprietor has
used In hispractire more - than twenty years.
Tho constantly incrva- - ing demand from tiio-e
who have hong usei the PiLfs and the satisfaction
which al express in re- gard b. their usr. has IN
duccd me 10 place them - within the reach Of al.
The Profession well know the dderrut Cath
artics act diaer.nt - portions of the bowels
The FAMILY CATnAE- nc pILL has. with due ref
erence e. this well csiAi li-hed fact been own
pouned from variety - 4 the pursst Tcge.ahi.
Extracts which act y - like on -N,ry part % the
alimeDtary canal and :. are good and safe IN all
cases here Catlariic = needed. such a. De
KANGENrs Of the STnN- .Acf. SLEEPlNfss PAX and
SoRNEss over the whole body. from sudden cold.
which frequently. n * neglected. end in a long
of Fever. Loss o. = |APrrTrTE- CEEErING sEN
sArt0N Of Coin the - body i.rsrtrTsvEss NJ Al
ACHE, or Weight Ia the bead. all IsFLtxNkToEY
DISEASE, WoRNs in Children or Adults. EHLu-
NaTlsH, great fuEiFI- ~ % the BLp.b and many
Diseases 10 which flesh J. heir too Humeruu, T.
nseniion IN this adver : tisement- DosE, %.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INNIGOEATDR AND FAMILY CA
THAETIC PILLS allied ny Druggists gcneralIy
and sold wholesale 10y the trade IN all the lare town.
ct W sANFOEH. NJ D..
Manufacturer AMI Proprietor.
Sis broadway. New York
Sold in Joliet by J. II. Brown, L. ". Bray. Ge- H
W-1prun aud J MeCann (seri l3-sl3ly
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HOLIDAY GIFTS
For the Million at o. Fox

will state to my iOnds and the publicin general
in justice to myself that Of citizens by the
name Of Edward Savage, who Processes TO be what he
does has caused to be published such advertisement
about o. fox's Gift Book Store and Brass Jewelry.
Do you think much of such "a man who trys 10 IN
ture one who never in any way tried to injure him
II is nothing than eRlosy in business matters
Now will state that for the past three years my
Miscellaneous Took trade, and such l presume has
been the it'll Mr.. Savazes, has been very small,
scarsely nothing TO speak of. And where has the
trade gomez To NV York and Philadelphia, to the
Gift Book Store of Evans aid in protection myself
when was in New York 1 made arrangements with
rangemeuts with of the largest publishing houses
in New York to get me catalogue which has been
published. Now will state my friends and Custo-
srs Of the Western States, that have fue Gold
Jewelry any house has and the largest, finest and
best selected stock of any house in the City.
In few days shall receive u Yer" fine addition TO
my present stock in the way of Silver Tea Sets, Gold
Watches, Silver Watches, and all kinds Of the best
selected stock aud all parties buying books from me
will give them % per cent. of OF my Catalogue, which
is better than friend Ssvags 10 per cent? if they
do wish take their gift. Ny Gift Book business
is conducted different plan from other houses -
At the time the gift is given will show them the
blank book in which the gift is written 10 black ink
and numbered to correspond with the number on the
goods and specifying the article and II they are not
satisfied with their gifts will take OF % per cent.
from what they paid for the books and will guarantee
all Of my patrons that they will be well satisfied.
Call at o. Fox's and buy your Holiday Presents.
have fine stock of Children, Ladies' and Gents Furs,
ana ASIDE rrIn D0us What ia there more useful than
Furs in this cmatel Call early before the store is
to make your selections and Will sell you all kinds
O. FOX.
Joliet, Dec. 25, 1850. n2stf
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ma Nj AND EG GS ,
Mortgage Sale.


WHEREAS Charles Matthews did the TWEEN
w ticth day II December in the year Of Lord
one thousand eight hundred and fify--N execute and
deliver To the undersigned, Ethan Wctherbec, GER
tain mortgage to secure the payment VI five certain
proniis-Jry notes in the said mortgage mentioned aud
described, and hearing date Herewith which said
mortgage filed fuf record in the office of the Re
curlcr uf viii County, the state Of Illinois the
twentieth day Of December, 4. d. 1856 and duly
corded in said office, in Book 80, page 7o5 Aud
default having been madr the pay nirHt Of four Of
slii notes said mortgage described and for the pay
msHi If which tAe said mortgage was executed to So
cure ;O-Nit, for the of Twelve hundred and fifty
dollars each. aud made payable respectively Tia.
fist day January each Of the years ls5', 1889,
ls6O and lS6l, with interest payable annually, and
given for purchase money Of the lard hereinafter es-
eritrd (SI702S Of PRINCIPAL aud S2l32 Of interest,
making eight hundred dollars and sixty cents OF rriu-
clpll aud interest which has been pai thrrcou) and
tia residue Of the principal of said notes, together
vita the balance Uf interest which las accrued there
on beng past due and unpaid.
Now therefore. public notice is hereby given, that
Is virtue Of the aud authority in the said mort
gage contained and for the purpose Of paying the
due Of the principal aud interest OF the above drscrIb
~ notes, shall ON Saturday the nineteenth dny of
January A. d. lSGl the hour Of two O'Clock in the
afternoon of that day. the north door Of the Court
House. in the city Of Joliet, in the County Hf VIII and
Of Illinois sci. at public vcudue the premises
sad mortgage mentioned and described, situated in
the County OF Will and State Of illinois, tOwit The
north quarter Uf Scctiru number Thirteen N3l.
aH the half Of the north quarter Of Section
number fourteen "a, in Township thrty-iiVe (25),
'AOrth Of Range niue 9 East Of the third principal
ni-ridiau. Containing Two hundred and forty acres
less together with all aud singular the
thereuutO belonging. in any wise appertaning and
all right and equity Of redemption Of the heirs assigns
executors an Administrators ufthe said Charles Mat.
thrws, 10 the highest bidder for cash.
ETHAN WETIERBEE, Mortgage.
PLEKUs ELwOoD. Att'ys.
Joliet, January 3, 1851. BOW
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RELIEF TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN,S PULMONIC WATERS!

Dh hN y NLIAVNhO VIM EAhO
The Original Medicine Establish in 1887, and
first article of the kind introduced under the
name Of "PULNONIC MAFERs,' in this or any other
conntry; all other Pulmonc Waters counterfets.
The genuine can be known by the name BRYAN be-
ing stamped on each Wafer.
BRYAN'S PULMoNIC WATERS
Relieve Coughs. Colds Sere Threat Hoarseness,
BRYAS's PULNeNIC WAFERs
Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult breathing.
BRYAN's PULMoSIc WATERS
Relieve Splitting of Blood, Pains in the Chest.
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Relieve ineipient Consumption. Lung Diseases.
BryRn's PulmOinc Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uyula and Tonsis.
Rryau's Pulmohc Waters
Relieve the above complaints in Ten Minutes.
Bryan's PulmOnc Waters
Are blessing to all classes and constitutions.
BryNu's BuImnnic Waters
Are adapted TO vocasts and public speakers.
Bryans Pnlmonic Waters
Are in simple form and pleasant to the taste Not
only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting Are
warranted to give satisfaction to every one.
No family should be without n box of Bryan's Pull
monte Waters in the house.
No person will object to give for Bryan's Pull
monte Waters Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Sold by J. II. BRowN Joliet and all other Druggists
The Good Time Has Come,
When you can cure that cold of yonrs, brake mp
your coughs and rest peace that is what every body
says and it be all yon have to do is
DIR. Ives Cough Relief.
Use it TO Cough for ColG il for the Asth
ma use it for the Whooping Cough, Group, Hoarse-
Of the Throat and Lungs lts put up ia 2j
so and 81 sizes, which brings it within the
of all. Soldby L. J. IVES Wholesale Western Depot,
No. 240 South Clark ST, Chicago.
Sold in Joliet. by j. II. BROWN, Druggist.
Dec. l. 1860. n25-6m
Liver Invigcrator, and Cahar;ic Pills, in other
column.
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SANE FOR DIS
LIVER INVIG0RAT0R,
IT rs COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY FROM GUNS.
and ha. hecln. .-taLl l.-l . $1,000 nl.a-


IT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIPELY PROM GUNS.
and has become established fact. STANDARD Med
icine known and approx rei by all that have Vs.
it, and i rsurt-i to with confidence ia all Dis
eases for which u T. re- commended.
lthasc 81 thousands = within fle last two years
who had given up all hopes Of relief. A. the nu-
ner"tis unsolicited GER tihcEtcs ia my possession
-
The dose mrst he A. - dspt~f to the tempera-
mrnt q the individual : taking IL. and used IN
such qualities a. to- act : gently on the Bowels.
Let tie dictates 81 your - Judgement guide You IN
the use Of the LtvEE IL vicau krur aud IL viii
cure L'vEH COMPLAINTS. EilIsUs ATTACKS. Br~rEr-
ia. CHRONIC uiaEEHGi - st E,EE co,IrLsrNrs D.
EvrEEN. nRnr-T. soru - sIu@srm. u,urTUkL cs--
TivENrSs. cunlic- CHHi : IRA. CHniEuA NnnEU. rttni
infautum. Fatu- - lsnce, Jaun,.icr. Female
Weakness. and may De- .usri successfully ~ 81
Ordinary Penal" Ned =. icine. u ~'n rusr SEX
HEsBacuT- laS thousands - can te-fify.J Ia tWenty
MINUS. II w" or thrc. = T-a-.nonfus taken a.
commencement % at. tack.
An WHO UsE IT ARR GIVING their testimony In
it, favor
NIX wATER THE- NavTu WIN TII IxTIaor-
AToR. AND swkLInw n1rH .TuGEIuEr
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NOTRE DAME UNIVERSITY, IND.

JI'HIS Institution favOraby known to the public for
the last sixteen years is able TO offer greater
inducements than before. In consequence of
recent improvements; The College buildings can nc
eommodate two hundred aud fifty boarters and a
healthy ana delightful location cannot be found
"a s situated South Rend on the Michigan South
ern r. r., within few hours travel Of all our prinei-
pal cities.
TERM
; Entrance Fee. $500
+ Board. Washing. Bed and Bedding,
+ Doctors fees and Medicines, and
Tuition in the English Course, Sl35.00 per annurn
latin aud Greek. extra, 1000
Spanish, IialiOn, French aud Ger
man, each. 1900
Instrumental Music, 1000 80
Drawing, 1900
Calisthenics. $50
pse OF Philosophical and Chemical
Apparatus 1000
Payments TO be made halfyearly, in advance.
REV. L. SORIN, President.
nov ., 1850. 81 I'm
n = ynIT ,-o,iI --7-
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d a r. L II Y (,
TWILL PAY TIE

TWILL PAY TIE
Highest Cash Price for No. n B.rt,r
Delivered At my Brewery on glan street. Jol,a
Aug. q 800. pop-.,
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PUBLIC NnTIcR

\ Do hrreiy warn all PERSONS aEAinss tru-sf,~ 49,
~ ms huiiiy. my ss-1ount a. shall t,av
contracted b them az ny % then.
WheAiiand, VIII Co. III, De- Is. $50. pneSS-
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SHERIFF,S SALE

Il1 tirtne Of a certain writ q Execution ,na Pc.
ID Bait issued from the C4Tcaif Court ~ vii r,
~ iaEor II john DIS fiainfia, aud Henry p-r.,,
Dei-ndzuts AZ g'eisek. r. ~ on The sth a. - n.
csrioeF. A d. letO. ~ the North dor - - 60
Hons IN the City q Joliet shall oacs m - "A
public fendne AL the rzhf. title and intrrrst a -
% WITT f'Nf~-1
The Fast a ii'e youth eat 4 Of sassson Il. Tow,
-. kaIse " East q u ?. NJ ali in BM County and
ALONzo LEACH shs-faof wmca
Jalie;, Nov. IL, 1870, '-''1 = u
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Men end Boys Grain and Water-TIght
B o o I S,
And also large assortment Of
MitchelPS Patent Metallic Tipped
BOOTS And SHOES,
All Of which can warrant.

G Z S T o NJ W o RK.
Mems Patent Leather Boots. Water ProoT Tong
Boots, aud all other kinds Of work made " ORDER
Repairing neatly done short notice.
Joliet. Nov. S. 1859. MS tf
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COOK. STONE d co.

Agents .J0r North Western STATES
124 Lake Street, (up stair Chicago.
Sold by Mrs. o. W. sTILLMAN. Joliet.
Nov. %. lSG0. n5O-lv
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SA n T r DIS
FAMILY
ATHAR TIC PILLS,

GUAfNlNUtsb fkilM
PURE NEGETBLE EXTRACTS. AND PUT rP IN
Glass CASES Air Iirlt. and all knr IN my rIIra.
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Of the latest styles and best qualities which viii be
sold low for cash.
HALL STEARNS.
YounEs Block, Chicago -, Joliet, III.
Oct. %. $50. n
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RS-READ the Advertisement of Dr. SANFORD'S
Yer InvigCrator, and Cathar:ic Pills, in other
The Placer herald., 1861-02-09
Antiuuitv of Hoops.

There is curious little song, dating back
to 1901, entitled 30 mother, a Hoop" in
which the value of hoop skirts is set forth
by fair damsel in terms that would de-
light modern belle 1t commences thus:
"What fine thing have seen to day!
o mother, q Hoop!
I,must have one; you cannot say nay;
o mother, II Hoop!
Another stanza shows the practical USE
fulness Of the hoop:
"Pray, hear me dear mother, what have been
taught:
Nine men and nine women ocrset in boat;
The men were all drownad, but the women did
float
And by help Of their hoc ps they ull safely got
out"
The fashion of hoops was revived in III,
in which year was published in England,
"A Panegyrick upon the Late, but most Ad-
mirable Invention of the Hoop Petty coat"
A few years later, (725) in New England
three penny pamphlet was issued with the
title, "Iloop Petticoa,s Arraigned and Con-
demned by the Light of Nature and Law of
God," by which it would seem that our wor-
thy ancestors did not approve the fashion.
In 1928 we find the hoop skirts and negro
girls and other "chattles" advertised for sale
in the same shop. At. Monthly.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-09
Raisins in California.

Mr. Delmas, Of San Jose, writes to the
S. f. Alta, that the climate of Southern
California is peculiarly adopted to making
raisins. Mr.. ID. has been in the rasin dis
tricts Of Europe, and is com. eteut to Judge
He says:
"California has some important advanta,
ges for making rasins-especally the
southern part of the State. First-The
grape invariably ripens thoroughly, which is
not always the case in Europe. Second
The weather is clearer, and the grapes are in
less danger of spelling duri rainy wealth
err, after pIucking. Third-The sun is
warmer, and it will dry the raisns better
Fourth-There is less fog and frost at night
These are important considerations, and,
joined to the home and market and superi-
ority of freshness, should induce our vine
growers to give share of their land to
grapes suitable for raisins.
1.-The best grapes for raisins are the
White Malaga, the Violet Malaga, the Gros
Damas, and the Gros Noir d'Espagne; all of
them large, sweet, finely favored and tleshy.
A grape for rasins ought to be neshy, be
cause if the berry be en- irely filled with
juice, it will dry up and he small and shriv-
elled, while a tleshy berry will be large and
smooth, and will be less likely to spoil while
dryinr"
The Placer herald., 1861-02-09
Japanese Little Folks.

The Hon. Frank Hall, who is now in ia
pan, speaks thus favorabIy Of the Niphonese
children:
during more than half years residence
in Japan, have never seen quarrel among
young or old. | have never seen blow
struck, scarcely an angry face. have seen
the children at their sports, flying their kites
on the hill, and no amount of intertangled
strings, or kites lodged in the trees provoked
angry words or impatience. | have seen
them intent on their game of jack stones
and marbles under the shaded gateways of
the temples, but have never seen an approach
to a quarrel among them. They are taught
implicit obedience to their parents, but
have never seen one of them chastised.-
Respect and reverence to the aged is univer
sal. A crying child is a rarity seldom seen.
We have nothing to teach them in this re-
spect out of our abundant civilization.
speak what I know of the little folks Of
Japan, for more than any other foreigner
have been among them. OF all that Japan
holds there is nothing that like half so well
as the happy children. | shall always re-
member their soe black eyes and ruddy
brown face with pleasure. have played
baltledore with the little maidens in the
streets, and flown kites in the fie ds with as
happy set of boys as one could wish to
see. They have been my guides in my ram
bles; shown me where all the steams and
ponds were, where the flowers lay hid in the
thcket, whore the berries were ripening on
the hills; they have brought me shells from
the ocean and blossoms from the field, pre-
senting them with all the modesty and a
less bashful grace than a young American
boy would do. We have hunted the fox
holes together, and looked for the green and
golden ducks among the hedge. They have
laughed at my broken japanese and taught
me better, and for happy, good natured set
of children | will turn ou, my little Japan.
ese agans, the world. God bless the boys
and girles Of Niphou!"
The Placer herald., 1861-02-09
LEGAL NOTICES.
.ONSTABLE'S SALE....By

4 NUNSTABLE'S 5 SALE.---By virtue of an
~ execution to me directed and delivered on
the 10th day of January d. 1861, issued out of
the Court of II. Fellows, Justice of the Peace of
Township No. 4, Placer county, State of Calfor-
mia, on a judgment rendered in said Court, on
the 18th of January, 1861, in favor Of W. c.
Richardson. and against james Vance, for the
sum of Fifty-nine Dollars and Ninety-one cents
damages, and costs of suit taxed at Thirteen Dol.
lars and fifty cents, have this day levied upon
and will expose to public sale to the highest bid
des for cash, in front of Wells. Fargo d Co.'S
office, in the town of Dutch Flat, on
Thursday, the 81 st day of February, 1861,
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right title
and interest which the said James Vance had on
the 18th day of January, 1861, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: One-siXteenth
of the Little Hope Mining Company's claims,
situated in Dutch Flat, Immediately back of Arms
tein's brick store and bounded as follows: on the
south by the North Star Co.'s ground, on the
West by the Franklin Co.'s ground on the north
by the Railroad Co.'s ground, and on the east by
the town of Dutch Flat, together with one
sixteenth of all the tools, sluices hose pire tee-
graph, and bitches thereto belonging. All of
which named and described property shall sell
or so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
the above judgment together with the costs III,
and to become due thereon.
Given under my hand. this 21st day of January
A. D. 1861. S. T. MATHEWSON.
Constable of Township No. 4.
February End, lS6l.-3w
The Placer herald., 1861-02-09
FRUIT TREES!

V1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il purchasers that he has on hand o lot Of
choice Fruit Trees, raised by himself at his Nur-
sery near Rattespake Bar, Placer county, con-
ssting in part Of
Choice Standard Apples and Pears-.-One
and two years OId---Pears, Nee.
tarines, Cherries, Aprt.
cots and Peaches.
Also many of the best variety Of Strawberry
Plants, Goosberry and Raspberry plants, Garden
Seeds and plants always on hand as the season
advances. Also. 100000 Grape Cuttings
All my trees are grown in the mountains and
consequently better suited to plant UP here, than
any brought from the Valley or the lower coun-
ties. have raised my trees from the sesd, and
warrant them not to be pieces Of roots grated
They will be sold As low as any reliable nursery.
man in the State sells them, they are oil straght.
from threefonrths of an inch to four inches iR
diameter and from five to twenty feet high.
LOUIS e. MILLER.
Milier's Garden. Placer Co., Dec 20, ls6o.-3m