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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-06
ESTRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by tho subscriber a. his residence
81 miles south from Red Wing; one two year
old steer, mixed rcd and white; whit. head and
light. colored horns. The owner can procure
him by calling at my house and paying the
costs Of keeping, and this advertisement.
49,. GEORGE ERIEURIGHMEYER
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-06

OLD steer, mixed rcd and white; white head and
light .colored horns. The owner can procure
him by calling at my house and paying The
costs Of keeping, and this advertisement.
GEORGE FRIEDRICHMEYER.
CTATE OF MINNEsoTA,t District Court
y COUNTY OF GooDuUE First Jud. Dist.
Calvin Potter, $50 E3'Easl
pl'f NM gsTa
against SUMMONS.
John Lille and Alcxan- s..5 u ~ .sffi.
der ". Shcperd dcf'ts. -
To John Lille and Alexander w. ShcpcrL
Defendants. 80 = SKI = cd
q In the name of the State of Minnesota: Youand
each lyon are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
to answer the complaint ofthc Plaintiff above
entitled action, which said complaint is filed
in. the Office Of the Clerk of this Court. at
Red Wing, in said county of Goodhuc and to
serve cory ofyour answer to the said COM
plant upon me at my Office i'll Red Wing
in said State ct Minnesota, within thirty days
from tho service hereof upon you exclusive
of the day of such service; and you arc
further notified that ifyou fail to answer said
complaint within the time aforesaid, the plain
tiff in this action will apply to this Court for
a Judgment against you for the sam of five
hundred dollars damages for tho breach oftho.
agreement in said complaint set forth and for
the further sums of five hundred dollars with
and five hundred dollars with interest from
the 10Th day OF May, A..D. 1857, and two
hundred and nifty dollars with interest from tho
10th day Of May n. D., 1851. and two hundred
and fifty dollars with interest from the LIST day
of June a. D., 1857, and two hundred and
June A. D., 1857, as demanded in said COM
plant.
WILLIAM w. PHELPS,
2S7 ". 'zgsl> Plaintiffs Atty.
Dated at Red Wing, February ID 1861.
N @ 7 l C T.. n afro AT
All persons ,a Indebted either y eets q
Jesse McIntirc, are requested to make 'i}i
IMMEDIATE SETTLEMENT.
oaand after .e3s5a
NOVEMBER FIRST, $50
all goods will be sold for s5.a,d
CASH, AND CASH ONLY
and all accounts will he closed at that date
There will be
NO DEVIATION
from the cash system.
222tf. JESSIE McINTIREs
II U RNITUR e. ssf'f
The undersigned would respectful, infbrm
the citizens Of Red Wing and vicinity that no
has purchased the entiro stock of unmanufac-
tured material for furniture, formerly owned
by Mr.. Cook ,ani that he il PREPARED to supply
all orders for furniture Of overY. dfssy1pion,
on the shortest noticc. - 4 NLtHTstr -
AND TURNING Doa1To
# r ORDER. s
Also all kinds ofCOFFINSf furnished to eide
aIahosony. So : 23'
Rosewood. ID
and Wnlpnt
FURNITURE constantly on hand, chcapfo
Cash. JOHN CORELI.
RcdHia May IS, 1859. 20
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Pensacola. There are about a thousand
soldiers belonging to Alabama and Florida,
The administration is satisfied hom off
cial channels Of information, that none Of
the foreign governments sympathizc with
the secession movements in the South. but,
on the contrary, express the utmost solicit
tudc for tho preservation of the Union.
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A HOAX.

1t is thought by shrcwd readers that the
dispatch from the New York Times relative
to MIR. Lincoln's behavior at, and flight from
llarrisbursh, ;s.a hoax. That he FASTENED
to Washington !incog is q fact, but it is pos
sib'e he had reasons that required his i'm
mediate presence, and he wished to avoid
trumpory Of receptions on the route. We
hope this is the case; the dispatch referred
to is a little shaky in detail. That any one
had designs on his life is not at all probable,
but tits possible some friend might have
thought so and. advised him to the course he
pursued to escape assassination. That dis
tinguishcd Southern politicians were con-
cerncd in it. is too absurd to think Off his
life were wanted it could easily be taken on
cheaper principles than the destruction Of
whole carload of passengers would imply.
Jackson was struck by crazy man, Buchan-
ian was poisoned at tho National Hotel, and
it is possible some crazy man may strike
Lincoln, but that eminent men Of any party
are concerned ina plot to kill him Is only a
..chimera. .
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LINCOLN PLEAsEs THE v1RG1N1ANs
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LINCOLN ACCEPTS 3TlIR PRESIDENCY
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WASHINGTON NEWs.

THE PEACE CONFERENCE
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rTATE OF MINNESoTA,t District Court
= COUNTY OF GooDuUE ! First Jud. Dist.
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OLD ABE WASHINGTON.

--ss>A-s>-
OLD ABE lNsWASHlNGVON.
Correspondence Cincinnati Gazette.
Washington, February, 25.
IiR. LINCOLN VISITS THE SENATE.
Congress had it's real sensatian to-day.
At ten minutrs past three O'Clock this aftcr-
noon, while the Senators were willing away
tedious debate on the appropriation bill,
the door Of the main entrance to the cham
Der, swung carelessLv open, and who should
enter but Mr.. Seward and tho President
elect. The Senators started to their feet Z;
the crowds in the galleries instantly recos.
nizcd Mr.. Lincoln and general sensation
pervaded the chamber.
Mr.. Lincoln stood in the. main entrance a
few minutes and was introduced to several
Republican Senators. He was then escort
ed over on the east side Of the cham Der,
where a mach better view could be obtain
cd.
,ajs DOUGLAS GREETS HIM. Il s4i5
Notwithstanding the rush around him
as soon as MIR. Douglas saw him he hastily
walked across. the hall and greeted lin cor
daily. 'ssi 2sa Fl
The galleries here became so excited that
the Senate suspended business till order
was restored. The ladies rushed almost
frantically for the irst seats in the galleries
while most Of the gentlemen arose so as to
get a view OF The President elect.
INTRODUCTION
Seward left him for q moment, and crossed
the chamber, and asked Mason of Virginia,
if he would not take an introduction to Mr..
Lincoln. The latter smiled and declined
but took occasion to glance up and get a
n +In C,u,t c;Io of +En
Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1861-03-06

WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
News to-day from the South indicates de-
cisive movements this week at Forts Sumo
ter and Pickens.
The indianapolis speech Of the President
elect is viewed as a declaration Of war, and
the only question now at Montgomery is,
which one can commence it at best advan.
tagc. President Davis will at once assume
command Of the troops Of the conederated
states in person. Gen. Twiggs, it is under
stood, has been ordered to take charge al
Charleston. Ample arrangements have
been now made, and the word only is want
ing from Montgomery to commence the as
sault.
Three thousand troops arc believed to be
now en- route for Pensacola. They are ex-
pected to arrive on Wednesday. This week.
will e!eve!ope some st rrins incidents.
1t has been reported all day that the
President has intelligence from Charleston
to the effect that Jefferson Davis has arriy-
cd there and was arranging to attack Fort
Sumter. | am authorized to state that
there is no shadow or foundation for the re-
port; but on the contrary the President
has intelligence as late as the 22d inst. aud
that all was right.
The President has also dispatches from
Major Anderson TO the 22d. He makes no
mention Of his being sick, and reports every
thing being tranquil he is allowed to
receive marketing and other necessaries,
and has all the intercourse with the city Of
Charleston which he requires.
Capt. Hazard arrived here this evening
from Pensacola, having left there on Thurs
day. tie reports matters quiet, but says
he does notlEnow how long they will re-
mains The ships arc still anchored off
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

FINE LIQUORS. ----..-.---'
'.ors iAssfssd direct fsr France, By A'"Less
100 esAes fne Oarst Vine
" baskets Uhsnpsg!ne gigs
e5sii ise freaeh Lr.lH
esdd shee lot Of very superior old Wines ssd Brssdies a.
g. ge sud purity having been bought bond
Also, LeEdoa Porter r:o:eh Ale th and Scotch whisky, Old
Jamaica Rnn, &C. orr stock of vnis Rye whty espPrses
most OF the best part Of which very old and srpsoT
sl Of which VII sell .cs nd7srce 10 lets 10 su Puf
chsssr. JoHfeoN, YOUNGER ofrY
f 1913 70. u PaaS Ryses. Rlehnond- Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
IIyRRPOOs AND LONDON
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Capital, $1o,ooo.ooo!
IHEUIL IEC0ME, $2,260,000I

Daily ReVcnue SI,5UU.UU. 49,. onn,
ySyrgTyD IN TM UNITED Static, OWN tsoo,oool
-----ri.. eASponsit,e Jor ns k'1d9tnsnn Of
WE respectfully at,epiirn the seeunty
w and London Insurance Cor It's policy holders In rs
large cash capital and investments, nststed above.
The large capital and ipCene the Company enable 70 take
parties requiring lsrge amounts oflnsrrance
In addition the ordinary node Of Insurance. this Conpany
sues PERAAHEETP0LIOLhS or the payment Of TEHARNU.
Al PREMIUMS Property H. thsnceforh, PERMANENTLY
INSURED The Policy any time, and the pre-
-lura will be returned less per cent.
Thls Company Will By loss Of Rsnts By Irs
new and ost liberal principle
Under Policies OF this Company all claims are paid
ssnaol o. satisfactory proof without Gbdteenfo or deduo
Non 6y slss;: and uBua amer prefer.s
,iou Of orooi WORKMAN WYATT, Agents,
mn q kan o.. cat, under 3. ChAriei Hotel.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
VIRCIgIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
VIRGINIA GENITAL RAIL ROAD
CHANGE OF HOURS.
@SExs4k Eessis Il l&

E1SSSt9k SrEsis !. q 2sz&
ON and AFTER Monday, June Sd,
" The Mail ard Passenger Trains,
VIII leave RICHMOND DAILY, a. 6l6, A. NJ for staun-
ian and intermediate Way Stations connecting &. Cor
donse with the Orange and Alexandra Railroad Trains io
Mana sas Junction. and intermediate Stations AT Manassas The
T1irs connect With zap Railroad, for Wheeling
Winchester HArpers Ferry and all stations the hsnasss
Road and at Charlottesville with eirsn for Lynchburg and
ii, points est and SouWes; Of that place And every ohe
day. vi. Tuesdsyt Thur1Gsys and Saturdays, for Jsckson
River and Stations West OF 6tsunion.
Harrasn Browns Stages connect with the train At staunton
an Mndays Wednesdays and fridays snd at Goshen Tues
DAYS Thursdays and saturdays, FOX Lexington. r
armsn ConpAnys Stages connect with the Train
N tuesdays Thursdays and Saturday, At Mhoro for the Warn
springs and Jlson River for The White Sulphur Springs,
Lewieurg, 30.
The Mall Train leaves Jaokson River kontays Wednes
'is III anu '"0''n r. D. wHIrooMB,
General Superintendent
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
DICu1oYO CLOTaisG MANURAC-, "a

IL ,1sv NE subscribers have hgad age anu ~
-'--ss s.ortrr IN; az SOUTHERN MANCFAOIUAkD ne
GOoO5Closas Caegs and yes'i1gs, Of al grsdel
A., f,u,- ra,ei ms CreushAw Mis- hehnc no ~ Hhner
C,is Nir Cupe{er county, VA KeAry so-d Vo.b .ls'
Yrii,Ssbury TAouas Aimee Mis- hIrion, sIaltn
Va go I,sad nils Charlotte, \. O; Sca We are pepafed 70
ats the shortest notes. and in me sesi anu
approved styles goods that y compare n every
a. No.. ~ sctared goo l3, sud many o. inc
rood equa Ia quality French There esn be no tnset "a
ease for buyiag lnlf-e.ued ogi Q. W ,
-. kesp aIx vs. % had stock q F3ENOa AND E'uLEh
oLOrHs AM CAsIE L9.to be surpassed by any hoee n
49, civ Nc ls.r o. CrIs, and corps OF
,n "a be su-passel house II tae Union VIA aevu
tion 70 fuutA II patrons With southern
, ,ca y south cut aud oouth and we tTut 70 &C
o an worn South mined 70 do All our P0r
"PaSn E'4 SPENCE 4 CAREY.
ClothlsrS Aad Merchant Tal!ort,
.,s Cnr--~ OF Mai7 AnH 1871 strees
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
DAILY LINE
W. kLSoM. W. Q. oARKNSTOh.
Aaai u-~-A-uilla. Virginia,
ELSOM & cos
1861. EsS 1861
L AT

M ALL PA Ok Ell III N e,
PACKET CLARA Captain d. D. lsben.
PACKET VIOLA, Captain W. Il. Maxwell.
PACKET PERCY, Captain A. @. Loving, IT.
PACKET PIONEER, Captain o. Burs,
r FAVE Richmond VI onday, wednesday and Friday,
IL at ~ Leave Lexington same days al O'Clock, b.
With superior accommodations FOR travellers, trveety
between Richmond, Lynchburg and Lexington. -..
Packages conveyed by this line will be recepted for Of
Gee, and paid for, II lost. Our Agents 6re:
W. p orutchned Richmond Boeock Parrish, Lynehburf,
aud u. Hcrgrove, Lexington. msle
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

GARDEN y0OLS.-spades Rskes, Hoes, Garden FORKS,
J Tanspaang Toveis Garden and Lines Boys Spades
kc for sale by O. sINT0E, Sign Of the Circular ssw,
ph1I II Main St.set
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
no g'glE MILITARY.

20 Kkt n MGh1hA &hA.
AN ,up,yur large numbers the Combined Folding Hinge
Cana Bedseai which has gwen entire Satisfaction 70 al
-ho have I'll them nelly those who have eepeo any
cornbn which Ihsse applied Tor pc
mt shan use al lsza TO protect claim agains al
and every enerosohmeat $4,000. - o.rr
Insrv decided lnpToyen snt IN P1aters Army camp
. any eNeSp nYng Hinge -hea equal OF superior
variety Of Camp and Chests Those inervihRTe
respectfully Invited and exAmla eor themselves
r. o. HOWE.
wis Governor and 18Th s,, opposite Capitol Square
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
ENCOURAGES
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!

MIL III EIlN h4NOA nv
IN 40 and especially you can obtain as dessIs 1oS0
,tsnnt paying ary for them than I'sir ae.eA
-u1p CySENs8Aw NO9LEN COMfANn
So InIed last year. and IN order 70 MAKE saSn Soo
- Id 90 with, bet woald rAth.r Aa othel
bJ furnishing Saies and style o. s9Sa Hi
49, b~rofore been made vinA, they Tiled tnelr a -
SssAaery Of the aai nnest ga1 they are nSN a.
s- sns c1ssMEREs aud CLOTHS Of every VaIe rom nae
S Ne 10 and MesIIo WOOL and sohc the attenuon o. sac
he 80 40 Goods Al who have seen soe
~ 0rs .eIured al hrst expressly r Me virginia
Ina,s proI nee al ea eqaa not superior qoAs
a 700 thy h. bees buyns heretofore and quite a.
me Vv4nia and Central AgTicu1erai soSe1es, -
Fair held In ely IN october Las AxsIse " , ~ W. g.,
eIod Medal far thsir exhibition Of ~VoLAN SOoA''' -
ssdsB ,orae beau lfal shAyFa Blankets, &c.
Payha.ers MAJ reiy apon every piee OF 1ooos I,s.s
- - Sss =, n h rel resented, Aad under no
IN ths % pAny be Induced " sOE3 sho4AS u eis
sa hey card AaS ''''a LsTs D. oELNsHAw President
BLEBu P. MrroEE1.
Wu1IseFos GoDDrs ! Dirocior,, .....
JoHx Il. MlxrAGgH- 4
2. ". H1hwooD, j
Al Agent for s o. he Goods Tanafae1rea sy NC Sns
49, oieu Company Of nchm5nd Va, We have nov on ~
800. 81 40 yaris of At plain and fancy sngs and Doeo
S- Creres ana Cloths, besides lot OF nne biAnkss ~
GsstsaS shaEs and manufacturing At ne rate o. t
800 NJ. week all Of Vheh W offer 70 the trade a. A
- srsI tsr n snre eonadence that the enterp.e VII ~
seys LIBERAL or OAAHNonA' sISrSSsSa "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01

APRIL, 1861.
DRY GOODS.
MERCHANTS visiting city with making purchases
l respectfully solicited 10 examine Stock Of DRY
GOODS. We offer for sale:
800 bales Brown sheetinss and Shirlngs,
300 " Osnaburgs,
80 cases B!eached shs ceilings and shirt,ngs "a.
teLsls: Plaid AID Striped 0snaburp, I..a..
S,opiees sts,psd end Plaid DOmestcs, for Servants.
f oDesIes n rsihgs, ..
90 " Deams AID Striped bhrtnyh
$50 cases Fancy Prints, -t -.F
80 Cotonades,
10 Coiorej Osnbrcs,
- Kentucky JesnB and Tweeds, f...
And lasJe assortment Of Heavy and Pine nens for gen
White CAnbrc Irish Aaeas Lawns Tain striped and Rmbrod
cred gereges and Popin Cloths cassere Vesings &C., Ae
al w WI fsl very cheap 10 the cash and prompt trade
d" ~. ILJrrf DRETRY.
'~'' 10. J. Pes,l E..~t,
AMI Richmond, VI.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01
GREAT BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
UULCANiTE TEkraI .-r,,, SzsSkssSs
GREAr INPRO TENEN7 IN ARTLFICLALQIPYffSS

Hoh'N VuLokSirE TEETHli &443G
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN ARTIFICLALUlIYYffS
TEETH -
CIV JoNEs pESrg having the right for making TEErB on
he yulcanite plate being Satisfied q tts associate
.r an Other nstlo having thoroughly tested y Jo cert
saOas4s In large number u te IN 80 dHos e%.
shere god and other plate had utterly failed Nh
ene Confidence desiring full or partial sets OF se1 O.
pdly u diSsdtsGei ari hose taey too using IbsPe
the plate and the suction thereby e.
Sbs Mn, 10 insert teeth without clasps which, IN hs
Tod plate has rendered teeth painful ana useless
been adopted standing In TIE No
and SOUTH vii be given and specimens erhieso 70
hose wishing 10 see then g., -, =. ,,.,.,
Gold any other plate made OF course tor 'a'n P'
Tns cleaning regulating and ali other operations gently an'
thoroughly performed . ,,,-, ,,I.. .x.,..,.,
some two hundred teeth With II. -.
bst.een 9th and 10Th. NtS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1861-10-01


EUNDRIEs IN sTOI.E AUGUST 9Th, 1851
- 30 bbls Extrs Large Fat No. hacfeei
q bags Grain Pepper
% bis GroAnd do
bSgs Race 6!nssr
3 do Pmento
25bxs No Nutmegs
do London Mustard
IS do zig Bueirg
20 do Maeesroni
loo half Chests Green and BLACK TeAs
10 ties Rice
250b Tallow Candles
IS DO Fancy Soaps
$50 bags shot
% dozen Painted Pals
95 DO Wash Boards ~
100 bN Clothes Pics
80 Cotton Plough Lines
t0O do Mrs.. Milier's Smoking Tobacco
so do GoodSln's DO do
IS bxs Palmetto Chewing do
50kepHg do do
l0MgeLuine Principe segGn
$50 gross Matches
80 do Mason's Backing
10 Ibis New York syr1p
Is bKs Soda salerGtua
50 do Chalk Pipes
For saeby IN. wALLAoEsoSs,
au6-d2v Corner Pearl snd Carr Etre-s.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

MEATING taken the ''.Amercan,' the pr0prie
Il u tors respectfully solicit from the public II
liberal patrona ge.- feeling assured that their ex.
pcricnce in the husin IS is such us will enable
them to render entire satisfaction TO all who may
come. as no efforts will he spared to please guests.
The "American' has the advantage of being n
new house, is fir, proof. well finished, and the
Bed Rooms and Parlors well furnished. are plea
SAINT, and will always be found neat and clean.
The TABLE will receive strict attention. and
supplied with the best Of the market. and the
BAR with the best of Liquors.
Es~Thc Office of the California Stage Company
is kept ut this Hotel where passengers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento, Nevada. Dutch
Flat, Iowa Hill, Yankee Jim's. Forest Hill, Pla
cervillc etc. and tri-weekly to Marysvlle.
Auburn, May lst 6l.--my
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22
CONSTABLE'S SALE.-.-B

CONSTABLE'S SALE....By virtue OF an
~ Execution issued out OF the Court OF W.
Van Vactor Justice OF the Peace in ana Tor
Township No. 7. Placer county, California; an"
to me delivered on the 2ist day OF May. a. "
1861. in favor of W. G. Rich. and against tue
Kohinoor Mining Company. f, r fees Tor services
rendered by the said W. &. Rich then ac'ing
Justice Of the Peace. in certain SUIT wherein
the said Kohinoor Mining Company was tue
plaintiff, and the Queen City and Pacific Com
panies were defendants, from the commencement
Of said action to the judgment and dockrt'ng the
same, for the sum of ten dollars S!o.) togelhe.
with all accruing costs. have levied upon ana
will expose to public SALE to the highest bldoef
for cash, in front Of W. Van Vactor's oflce' IN
Iowa Hill. on
Saturday, l6th day OF July, \. ID. 1851,
at the hour Of ten o'clock, A. NJ all OF the FOL
lowing described property towit: certain
piece or parcel Of mining ground, situated near
Strawberry Flat on the southwest side OF Indian
Canon, together with all the rights OF the water
and tunnel-said claims are known as the kohl-
moor Campany's claims-all of which properly
will SELL or 80 much thereof rs may be sufnclent
10 satisfy the above demand. June 18Th. A. D.
1861. A. P. COLE.
constable Tp No =
Iowa Hill--sw
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22
FALSE L,oHrs.-The impression is at.

FALSE LloHrs.-The impression is att
TAINTED to be created that throughout the
Northern States there are no longer party
,;s,;rctions This is done for the purpose
Of deceiving the Democracy of California
T,,o ,ruth il az wo ascertain BY our eastern
exchanges, that arrive by due covrse Of mail,
that the Democracy not only Le,ain their
oroauizalion at the East, but are doing vig'
o,ous battle against the Black Republican
narty. and intend holding them to an az,
count as mainly responsible for the present
troubles. They farther say that larges
majority of the volunteers are Democrats,
while the Republicans are displaying their
pa,r,otsm by advocating most outrageous
and unrelenting war upon the South, and
looking after tat government controls
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

Southerner's letter from Pensacola com
,oins the following: I'VE have one company
from sister State, nameless of course, COM
nosed of old Metbodisls. The Captain gives
his orders in true style, and creates no little
merriment, for instance: "Bre,hren, 'front.'
Rrehren about facet" There is another
composed principally Of lawyers and doctors,
and report says one half are always sick, and
the other quarreing.'
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

Mrs. WINsLow. an experienced nurse and te-
male physician. has soothing syrup for children
teething, which greatly facilitates the process OF
teething. by soltening the gums, reducing all in
nammaton- 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.
November 18TH lS6O.-Gmo.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22
r. G. BROWN, Agent,
329 (91) Montgomery Street,
SAN FRANCISCO.
Gwynn's Variety Store,
NEvAnA STREET. AUBURN.

HAS just received handsome :'ssor'meh! OF
the American Flag, different sizes, varying
in price from ten cents to $3.50 per flag. Like
wise lot of Battling Wire, Buggy and Riding
Whips, with a large assortment OF all XII DIS OF
goods cheap for cash; as go in for small prohts
and quick returns. Come and get bargains
Torrey's Ice Cream Freezers. ,>,
JOHN R. GWYNF,
Auburn, Nav 25th. 1861 ,--4w'
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22
SANDS SARSAPARILLA
Steam Engine for Sale

NOR SALE--A thirty horse oscllatng En-
il CINE. eleven inch bore, thirty inch stroke.
and eight foot driving wheel; also. two cylinder
boilers For terms etc, inquire 1T or address
Placer Herald Office, Auburn
April 18Th. 1851 ---lw
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

We call attention to the advertisement OF L.
A. Roach, late United States Appraiser of San
Francisco, his experience in determining the
quality Of Liquors is very extensive. lie has I
very large assortmant, bought low. and which he
will guarantee to be the very best. Give him a
call when at the Bay. Orders filed promptly
and at lowest rates.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

SANDS SARSAPAEIIIA--No remedial agent was
ever introduced that has proved so uniformly
succ, ssiul as this for purifying the blood, and
for the cure Of scrciula, rheumatism, stubborn
ulcers salt rhcum. fever sores, erysipelas PIN
pies. boils, mercurial diseases. cutancous erup-
tions, liver complaint, bronchitis. consumption,
female complaints, loss OF appetite, general de-
bility. 1t will speedily remove the worst symp-
toms of these distressing complaints. and in Il
brief period complete radical cure.
The Placer herald., 1861-06-22

ESTRAY HORSE
NAME on the preTses of the I'M o~W
~ dersigned. in Auburn. on the G}NN
18th of April Last, clay bank x
Spanish HORSE. fifteen hands h gh. ten or twelve
years old. has three Spanish brands on the left
hip. and two on the right. and hasa callous bunch
or swelling on the left fore leg. and narrow
white strip down his nose, and name and 'ail
somewhat lighter in color than his body The
owner is requested to come and prove property
and pay charges. or he will be sold according to
law. Inquire on the premises in Auburn: on the
road leading TO Sacramento. :. G. ROBINSON.
Auburn, June 22d. lS6l.-3wF