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8priebta8 5ur GOIpmifruns sefamsener @elaDen. 81
gfebeGen Iaben Va arine:S fRsiere gum Sambes.
SerrQth Elm.

DaiDtn8tpn, 80. 9tn9, Der 0uuper-
neur Bon 6ernanbo, Yortorico, bat Don Der lpa-
nil9en 0tegierung Die @rIaubntb er6aIteu, onf
Der 9enannten Sniel cine 9ept0e Mn5abt DON
Stla0en, peIGe BON SAlfen Der Ser, Stauten
aus tbrsr @efan8enlGuft mGgen befrett perpeu,
auf3unebmelr, Oamit pielelben Die BObltbaten Der
@iplItiatiOn empfansen. Der 6Iug9en=Sff3ter
Sumam Dat Der Ge9terun9 ptele6 Nnerbteten NIT
9etbeiIt. Nus p%erlelteN Corresponding BON BEN
ofrttaniihen Sc Gpaper 9ebt berpUr, Dap Die ST.
3eiitonilten @trcuIdre AT Die Mortne : Off3tere
aus Dem Gipen Der Scr. Staaten 9e14idt baben
un %pteIelben stn5ulapen, ibren Oteult. gu perlal
len unD 8letden Slang I'M Dtenlte peS Sipena
ju nsbmen. Qieut. &atyei4 bat Elm ~loldes Do
Fltment erbQlten.
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elns eem fahltden mt6pnri.

Cairo, 80. Nus. Gin SfRstsr fam beute
NIT ether 9arlamentar- 6lasSe BON glep Maprib
na9 benz 2a9er bet StrpS @ptnt, um iIber Den
Qustaui9 ppn @sfonsenen gu p~erbanDeIn.
Gs ptrp 9elaet, haB Die &ebeQen inter Sbump,
ION nnp 5arpee mad Nspzaiaprip amrtGpi@en.
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9as pfimblftbe @efa,maper.


8ai4tnstpn 80. Quguf. 0ffSele
DepelGen pom uittnOt19en @sl6waper meloen,
bag oas 8lassenlAtf ben 8efebl CUR Naadfebr
BON letner Station ersal!tn babe lllp Dap uur
Elm S2tf an Der afritantl9en, Gin anperes an
Der braltltantiAsn unp etn prittes auf Der fra6e-
rem GlptteR@S Station parpe belaIen pyerpen.
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sic 0eicbe beS Gen. Qnou.

99tlabeIpbta, so, Aug, Die 2et6e
oe5 Sen. Qppn miro uor9en bter aufcmmsn unp
nit militarti6en G9ren mad benz Nep- gorfer
Bppte e~sfprtirt ipRrDeln.
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Npn Eprt Wiceena

View gort, 80. 4ug. Oas Ser, Staa=
tsn=Rrie9sl@if n9teleaie" lit BON Sort QidenS
uuD &eY gBet nit 9la9rt6teu pom IA. pielss
Monata ansetommen. 3pet Seemanner, Saues
8rppn unp Sobn Bruins, waran auf Der 8eils
aeltorbel,.
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@le metbltd,er @efanaenen.

Darlington, 80. Qu9uf, 0a6 &rteaa@
DISAGREEMENT bat Die neutrality-suspicious. ge>
petle tn Der 6ano, DAP Die 6rauen3tn,msr, bic
iltngIt pertaftet pCrpen fno, nit ben Gtebetlen In
ltetem rerrQtbertl@em Gerfe6r 9eltanpeu bQten.
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Die geatipnal.gnLeihe.

Burlington, 80. Nu8. Der G6ag
Wftntlter BAT Die NbltAt, cine 9orefIe an pas
SoIF 3u e%rlalen, bs5u9liA Der Nnletbe,
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Gacefoms&pae NloA 65. II. q. {
Bur MOttsnahme.

Stoct Solicitors Office,
Oox4A. 49,. Baltimore. %. ausuH 1861.
@n9ge nop cerI !. Seftember aufb5ren nereen Mnb b6 unter
Letter SsnSl9tSt ldn mirc, nod benz /. CftOber fie fir EerICnoI-
GlSenIGunl lpnlct9en S5tenern niteIf 9eibIa9nabne gu fhIiessn.
2el- Nerlofet meI6e fb ben Dtscont nod 5n Nube MAIDEN
mpuen, nno a~bhln9sopn trfuht. nnpeSI9It1 3obuns an Ienteu.
Selcneers trtrb aut Die Iitdtdnetsen Steuern Tdberer sabre AMI.
merriam eena6t, tnbem ib els ct htprcrior buIo aeatuuroen
lsta wero, bic Bidder gu i6HsBeu, uat alss ~unbeSabIte GIosntbpar
sum 8erfaule ausuitreiten.
Spbu 8. Graves,
STtpSt Stabtccleftcr.
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ba man Die 0pttnnli9 ouf9e9ebeh Datlfs ettletfi
noh Ninerifd fabrenQet Danlpfer 81 be0e8nert
uno etntae NaIagtere ben WlunIA aa6georuttt
bottet. ibre Gabrt NIT pteienl ShiG fprt}ulebev
atuQen Der @npitGn unb Der N8ent bet lebr 'ru~
bioem gGetter an 8orp oes ertpGbnten Sdfffes,
UNI Die n6tGt4en ARRANGEMENTS at tref1ert. Netper
eonnte Der 9pmerfuQ nur 5 Daio8tere aufneb-
men llnp pa II Ger elben Die Wele9enbett 3u be-
nuben wiinI6ten, muBte pa6 Sous emf lheicen.
DaGelbe be0iiulti9te Die Serren 8enty Duclo8,
part, Oarpner unb 2i9iu9ltpn, frl4erRr .. ct.
GpnIu(.
QtI6 pte1e 5erren am Ii. Ntl9. BEN Gina per=
lte6en, befanp lim oerlelbe in pplfontnen leettA=
ttgem 3ultaMo, 70 pab ct lelblt con einem beftt>
Qgn @tmrne ntdt5 81 befirGten bate. Droptdnt
fir so Sage befanO feb an 8orb. So LANCE
pte s Naiagtere lA auf Der Nitdfabrt na0
2ueenstopn nod an 8Orp peS Gina befanDer1,
madte p~erisIte unter lApafem @inoe tagltA
ourAIdnittltob IA WEeiIen, 70 oaB, tpenn or
ntbt ipater stnetn arDeren Dampfer bege9nste, er
pu0 81 W0hen braWhea oilrfte, um Queeusa
tOtpn pieOer 5l erreidan.
@1icaAo, 27. 9u9ult. Die tatbOlilbe
@H1ltAfett Der Staot sat alien unteiAattteten
Mdunern ibrer Congregational Den 9tatb nno
Die ernlte MaDnun9 ertbeilt, itA lOfort Den Ge-
gi1nenter1 be5 Generals 6rempnt an5u1AlteBen.
Mu8 QputSptlte. Da8 Sourual beatnnt
6eretts pieper, {etren natipttilGen 0ferOefuB
ber9ur5atreden. s. lAretbt !; o@eneral Sigel
1T pbne 3peifel Elm tapferer unO Dolen0eter 81
f5ter, ober mir furAten, DAP CT ettuas gr0Bsr I'm
Netiriren ais partn, Den 5etnO r~ettriren III ma
beu, it," Gjebt Si9el 9enug Mnnnl9aft unO
er Miro ppl fetnem nod 10 madti9en 6eiupe re-
tiriren. 9tber parin lte9t chen Der 6afen; man
bat tbm bi6Der ntAt 9enug Mannl6aft 9ebsn
%rpollen, pamit ct it1 ais yOutAman" ni1t AT
iebr teroOrtbue, Sci Sprtn9fielp trieb ct ptrfs
lid ben 6etnp Stelletdt cine 9or3e @trnp lana
3urld, ais pieer pana aber 10000 Mann fart
nit letner san3en Nta6t aui Siget's 6auflein
pom 1000 Mann ftel, tonnte OnieIbe unmGglib
etuen lolAen 2lupral au6balten. Die Nebelen
mtlien Stgel's 6eIDberrengeldtd nett better au
mmrot9en, ais Die etn9ebtlpeten 6erren gautees.
Nenn le cine nSrpltGe Mutoritdt anflbren mol
len, 70 1T e8 immer @i9et. So per- bert /. 9.
Der oGplumbta Craftsman" In einem Grtra,
worin er ppn bent Siege Nic@ulloh'S BET Wil=
IONS Greet uup Spn Osr 9optertett Der IleltAgni
Gruppen tn tener SNla4t ipriAt, Stsel babe
lid til Sprin9felp nah Der S6ta6t babtn gez
aubert; uQ8enn ct Die Mifiourt 0e3ellipuiitifAsn)
3ruppen cpmmanptrtf unD 3eit batte, le etnsue
EVERGREEN, % f4nnte er pte 66le ltarmen unO ben
5slijel lelber einfengen !" = g8tr bespeifeln,
'pab Stgel etpas perarttges 9elagt bat, paB aber
Die 9tebelen cine lptde @nefppte er3dbIeu, 1T
Gin 8ewets pallr, zap le ben Nann, Der iW=
nen ge9en Iber ltebt, gu lhaben wiiIen.
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Gde bon @reen(froge nnb gioers0meo

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Oas Wtnter" Semelter by9tnnt an Wontaa ben &ertemter
o0a @el@er1 Gage an nene S6aler auf9enOmmen meroeu.
SWt0 s.. Mdnner.
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Ssh. 03sncfer,fhe @dlnfe-

OaS WnHr. Stneler rD9et S9uIe besrnnt am Nscntaa ben
2. Septemter. lnnelSun9en sur Nufnabne neuer e5dbIIeTp fan"
men i'm 9aufe Der g8p9e 9eradt perber.
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Die Sebrtunten tider Gnltalt ~be0tnnen uadiisn Wfpntaa Oor-
gems 8 lbr. uo bateA f9 be Stuler ~rettetia eiI;yfnb,t
&p1e gemaht Wereen.
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@lOncefer 9nnOaut= uuo GtQOtorIenidoft

~le Wttt9lteotr itno bernft ena Iatsn, mrrssu (Spnntaa)
pen l. SsPInleer' HatWtta9s I'M 3 llbr bel 6rn. RaSer in 2eTs
unter1ebH,ns 3u tGun.
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The Placer herald., 1861-02-02
OYSTERS.

OYSTERS.
EAMiLIES will be supplied With Fresh Oysters
E at the rate OF 81 rs Per handred In the
she'll, OF So ee per hundred shellcd. Ivy
G0ODKIND Il co.
Auburn, September 6th, is6e.-my.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02

STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
COUNTY or PLApER.
l. Henry Gooding, Clerk OF the Raohate Court,
in and for said county. do begeby certify the fore,
going to be iEqe copy OF the original order ia
said matter now on ile in NY Office.
In witness whereof hereanto set my
(-~) hand and afax the seal of said Court
! LIS. this 27th day OF December. \. D.
~ 1850.
HENRY GoODING, Clerk.
Tuttie & Hillyer, Attorneys
December 2ath, '8s0.-4v
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Probate Notice.
IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE OF ApAx SMITH,
DECEASfsD,

IN THE NATTER or THE ESTATE OF ApAx SMITH,
DEcEASEH,
In Probate Court, Placer County.
I1URSUAMT to an order of the Hon. e. II.
IL Vandecar Probate Judge in and for Placer
county notice is hereby given that Monday, the
4th day of F bruary, A. D. 1861. at 10 O'Clock.
A, NJ, OF said day. at the Court House in AuLurp
has been appointed for hearing the application
OF Louis Snitger and John Smith, praying tha4
a documcnt now ON file in this Court, purPorting
to Le the last will and testament OF Adam Smith,
deceased, he admitted to probate, and the letters
be issued thereon to said Louis
Snitger aud John Smith, who are named therein
az Executors, at which tine ard place adj pers"as
interested therein may appear and contest the
same.
Given under my hand, tinis 9Th day,ef January,
1851 HENRY GOODING, CLERK.
P. H. Sibley. Attorney for petitioners.
January 18th. 1861.-4v
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02

Notice to Creditors.
In TIE NATTER or THE Petition OF JACOB STER-
LING, AN INs0LvEST DEBTOR.
In C0nnty CONT, Placer County.
I'm pursuance of an order made l'y the Hon.
l. e. Ii. Yapdccar, County Judge in aud for said
county, notice is hereby given TO all the cl ditQrs
of said iDsovcnt, TO be and appear before the said
Judge in open Court. at the Court House ia Al-
burn. said county. on Saturday. the l6th day of
February, A. d. 1861, ut 10 o'clock. H. NJ. of said
day, then and there to show cause if any they
can, why thc said Jac0h Sterling should mol make
il eession Of bis estate, and he he discharged from
his debts pursuant to the provisions of act for
the relief Of ipsclven$ bofs and protection of
creditors. passed May Alb, 1852, and in The mean
lime adj ieg;d proceedings agIips. said insoiye n
be stayed, except as provided by statute.
Given under my hand and seai Of
l-~l said Court, this 1th day of January.
3L.S. 4. D.. 1861.
~j henry GOODfNG, Clerk,
Tuttle & Hiliyer. atty's for petitioner.
January 18th, ls6l.--6w
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02

TuNHE PROPRIETORS of the above named
l. Mill are prepared to I'LL all orders for LUM NJ
BER Mt the shortest notice.
BUILDING AND FLUMING LUMBER,
of every description of the first qualify and the
terms equally resopabla with any Mill in the
county.
.ns- The inspection OF the public is respect
fully requested.
N. B.-Orders lcfi at Wells. Fargo ~ Co.'s FIX
press. Auburn. will receive prompt attention.
October 27th, l8G0.-ly.
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BOOKS! BOOKS!
NEW BOOK TOR E,
JULIUS P. BROOKS,

GIAS just received a complete stock OF we'll
III selected Books Of all kinds, TO which he in
vtes the attention Ct the public. Hisstock COM
pvises fuil assortment Of
Standard Literature.
Biographical. Historical, and
Scientific Books
School Books. ke., &c.
He has also new and superior stock Of Blank
Books Stationery and all other articles pertain
ing to thai braaeA of trade. &nch ~
Gold and Steel Pens. Inks Scuding Wax, Wa.
fess, Lead Pencils. Memorandum Books. Diaries,
Ink Stands, Calendars, p eket Books. Reference
Files. Note and Receipt Books. Portfot tios, Slates
Blettisg and Tissue Papers, &C.. &c.
Alse, an elegant assot tMant Of ChessMen, Back
CANNON Boards Dice. and Playing Cards.
He will constantly receive Ivy the steauscrs, the
Atlantic Papers. Magazines, Periodicals. and al
the novels and light literature Of the day.
Autuyn, December Blss -,
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Grocery & Provision Store.
WIN. B. WILSON,
In Holmes Fire Proof Brick Building,
AUBURN. CAL.

HAS opened at the above weil-known stand
III Family Grocery Store, where be will keep
at all times full supply OF Articles dema pded by
the trade, sSea as Flour. Corn Meaj Barley.
Wheat, Bran, Shorts, Beams, Potatoes. Rice,
Sugar. Tea, Coffee Candles, Fish, Bacon Cord
age. Storeware, aiI kinds Of Oils and Paints,
Burning Fluids, Window Glass Brushes, Tar and
Greese. etc. etc.
Fresh Butter. Eggs aad Cheese. will be kept
at all times. aud families may rely upon obtain
ing the best and frcshes: in the market "''
The patronage of the public Is respectfully
solicited. tie undersigned lleiHg determined to
sell at tive lowest cash rates. Remember the
stand In Holmes Brick Building.
WILLIAM B. WILSON.
AubnrD, June llth, lS59.--my
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned will
Il apply to the Register Of the State Land Office
in Sacramento. on Saturday. the 2nd day Fehru-
airy. A. D. 1861 for final certificate TO the follow
ing pieces Of land-all within the county OF
Placer and State of California: Location No. SO,
Marysville Land District the south half OF section
two (2) ia Township No. 10 north, range No. 4
east, Mt. Diablo Meridian. containing a20 acres,
also. location No. 54. Marysvile Land District.
the north-eastand northwest fractional quarters
OF sections Two (2D in Township No. Ia north
range No. 6 east. Mt Diablo Meridian, containing
81, G2l0O acres. The above lands dcsignate cd by
an act passed April 23d. 1853 as Estate Seminary
lands" all per-Ops are hereby requested TO ap-
pear ut said Office on sad day. and show cause.
if any. why said patent should not issue to the
undersigned, they being the purchasers Of the
locations Of said lands from Tobins Gyi'lcr, aHd
his wife Eleanor Gridcr.
TAEB MITCHELL and
GEO. l.. ANDERSON.
Auburn, Dec. Goth, isGG.-4w
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J. R. GWYNN'S

AtiHICUL III U OIHA u, IN H r q S1IED SlOltE
Auburn, Cal.
"AVING been appointed agent by George w.
Il Il Applegate. for the sale Of the Fruit Trees
raised at his Nursery At Lisbon, have now on
han a fine variety OF the snme, all of which are
warranted true to their kind. They are pcculi-
arly adapted to the wants of this section Of the
country. rs il is well known that Fruit Trees
raised in the mountains are better for transplant
ing in the region than those Of valley growth.
| have aisS Grape Roots amd Cuttings. Hop
Roots, and all variety Of Trees and Shrutsi.ry
which will be f~rnishcd fresh from the ground ut
three days notice. Likewise every kind OF Field
aNd Garden Seed OF the growth Of 1860.
Call at my store AID see the Catalogue Of the
different varieties. JOHN r. GWYNN,
Odd Fellows Hall building. Auburn
January 10th, 18Gi.-Sw
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02
DYSPEPSIA, FEVER AND AouR.

Indigestion, sour stomach, water brash, heart
burn, billiousness, liver complaint, acdity aatu.
ency, jaundice, change of climate. sick head.
ache. loss of appetite. female complaints, oppres-
sion after eating, and general debility are rapidly
effectually and surely cured by the OxYoExArEp
BIrrERs.
CALIFORNIA EVIDENCE.
.Mokeiumne Hill, CAL, June 10th. 1S58.-Hav.
ing suffered for fifteen years with Dyspepsia, n
its worst form, and having consulted with the
best physicians, and tried everything recommen.
ded without relief, l was induced to try the
OxYGENATED BITTERs and before l hal taken one
bottle found myself much better, and continued
taking them until was entirely cured, and now
enjoy rs good health rs ever did in my life.
take pleasure in recommending them to all who
are similarly afflicted.
JAMES LANGsHoRE.
For sale in California by Redington L. Co..
Henry johnson Il Co. and Charles Morrill,, San
Francisco; R. H. Mcdonald II Co.. Sacramento
Rice, Coffin Co., Marysville; Smith Il Davis,
Portland, Oregon.
January 2lst, ls6l.--
Mrs. WINsI.ow, an experienced nurse and fe-
'A'''S Ply 0'S'"", ho' oOOtutuS oyEuP
teethng, which greatly facilitates the process of
teething, by softening the gums, reducing all in
flammation-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.
DR.. BOWen's Blood Purifier,
Will cure Scrofula, Bronchitis, Rheumatism
and all diseases Of the Blood. The Doctor has
used this medicine in his private practice for
nearly twenty years. We only make it public at
the solicitation of those who have used it and
have been SO much benefited by it, 1t is put up in
Quart Bottles
at only 81 90 per bottle which makes it the cheap
est medicine in the world.
No Poison!
Most of the Sarsaparilla contains mercury or ar
senc. but ours contains nothing dcleterious to
health. Buy none but DIR. BOwEN's BLOOD PURI-
FIR, and we will guarantee that you will be en-
tirely cured.
For sale at the PLAZA DRUG STORE, corner
Of Clay and Kearny streets. San Francisco, and
by all Druggists on the Pacific Coast.
January 18th. lS6l.-3m
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My Stock OF Hardware, Carpenters, N
Miners Tools.
A. A. Masons Estate.
~ THE NATTER OF ruE Estate or A. A. MASON
DEGEAsED.

Is THE NATTER OF TIE ESTATE or A. A. MASON,
DECEASED.
In Probate Curt, Piaser county.
0N reading and filing the petition of John Ma
" SON Malissa Wheeler. and Nathaniel Mason.
heirs Of said deceased setting forth that N. p. II.
Love- the Administrator OF si,id estate, has fully
administered ON the same. AID that there now re-
mniis in mis- hands the sum of Four Hundred and
70, ty-Hinc dollars and ninety -egh cents. after pay
ing all the debts Of tho estate an4l expenses Of
administration. and praying for an order of dis
irritation Of said mdndy among the heiva Of the
deceased 1t is ordered. that NIL persons interest
ed In the estate Of A. a. Mason. deceased. he and
appear before the ProIate Court of Placer county,
at the Court House. in ..pbryn, Placer county.
on the 29th day Of Jansnry. A. D. 1864. at 10
O'clock, a. NJ. to show why an order Of distr
button should not be made among the heirs OF said
4. A. Masou, deceased. II is farther ordered.
that i copy o, this nsder he Published in the Pln.
ces Herald. weekly newspapes published in Au-
burn Placer county, for four successive weeks,
once in each week, hefose said 2Slh day oI Janu.
arg. 4. 2. 1864.
Given under nay hand. this 9th dav of Dccem-
Der, 4. D. 1860. Z. H. VANDECAR,
Probate Judge, Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02
JAS. N BURNEY, ClIAS. HIGGINS.
MAGNOLIA SALOON.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.
McDURNEY HIGGINS, Proprietors,
Commercial st.. Auburn.

Commercial St., Auburn.
THE proprictors having taken the brick store
i room adjoining their Saloon on Commercial
street. and opened it as a Wholesale Liquor estab-
lishment, have just received direct fram San Fran
Cisco the largest and best stock of Liquors,
Wines, etc., ever brought to Auburn consisting of
all the select brands Of Champagne such as
Longworth's Sparkling Catawba,
Heidsick dc do
Rose des Maines do do etc.
Hennessey Brandy, Martel do
Chas Revires do. Jules Rovin do and others.
jamaica. Santa Cruz, and New England Rum,
Old Bourbon. Homestead, Monongahela,
Scotch and Rye Whiskcy,
Sherry. Port, Madeira. Ciaret and California
Wines,
Champagne Cider, Schnapps, Bitters and all
the different kinds Of case liquors to be found in
the market.
In returning their thanks to th,r old friunds
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed.
the proprictors would desire continuance Of the
same with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always be found superior liquors. which
will be sold to dealers and families at the very
lowest rat, q. McBURNEY Il HIGGINS.
Auburn, Jan. 10th, lS6l.-my
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N0W IS the TIME F0R:BARGAINS
SELLING OFF!
Selling off at Cost!!!
nRY GOODS! DRY GooEs!

Goods at Cost-they consist of general
...ortment of LADIES AND GENTLEMEN'S
TIrRNISHING GOODS-ns he intends to close
mt business by the 1st of March next.
MUAll those indebted to the undersigned will
please call and settle. L. KLINE.
Auburn, Jan. 18th, l86l.-1m
The Placer herald., 1861-02-02
PIONEER AND EMPIRE
Livery and Sale Stables.

AV&S 00k ANO GXO4 Axe0
Livery and Sale Stables,
commercial and Sacramento SITS, Auburn.
GUlOU, TOWLE 4 BARNEY,
PrOPrietOrs.
ny Erpropficto would respectfully say to their
- friends and the public that having made large
nuu excellent additions to their Stables they are
'10S Carrying on and toon'lacting one OF the most
extensive establishments
~ 'ae Kind in the State. Their stock Of
Aorses, Carriages and BugsaeA,
lii unsurpassed by anything in similar estab-
'u~ens .m..ns IN the MOuntains-Which will he let to
ONLY. = "a VILE A>AoA'~ '~ - "a Ola
AosaaF attention paid TO Transient
stock.
ees ana Mules kept by tho week or
onsA, upon reasonab1e terms.
sas. sMACk SBUGGIES AND CARRIAGES wild be
AMI 70 ue Mountainsaader the charge Of ofcarefui
afsoxIl IlafSx'eneed Drivers who have thorough
--""11~tedge OF the country.
saoNh, January l7th, 1861.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

The GENEsrE FARsxR.-The Novem-
Der number OF this ell known and truly
excellen; agriculture Journal IS received
We are not surprised at its immense cir
Gu !atior. /. furnishes just such informa-
ton as every farmer and gardener needs
no matter where he IL located. 1t
costs only FIErr CESrs YEAR. This is
suerly cheap enough for such paper,
but we observe that IKE publisher offers to
send tie remaining Numbers Of this year
FREE % all who subscribe az this time
the rolgmA for 1862 We advise every
one of our agricultural and horticultural
friends 10 subscribe at once. Send the
fifty cents in pOstas stamps to JosEPH
Hams. Rochester, y. Y.,-or get one OF
your nighbvrs to join you, and send dol
lar bill
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

at what time and what place in
this County "he changed his tao
TICS land proclaimed that the
sum Of twenty five dollars per
menth would be given to each
man who would engage in this
service?"
1t would also crafty us some
what if Brother Davis would en-
Tighten US as to the individual
who possessed so much valuable
information about Mr.. Julian's
doings in this County, which he
"hasiens' to give to his readers.
We know something oil Georges
whereabouts when last in this
County, but if we are in the dark
IN relation to the things whereof
the Palladium speaks we desire
light.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28
What will Congress DO

Congress meets IN a few days.
Of course the Rebel Senators and
Representatives will be absent
A large majority OF those that
compose this Congress will be
true, loyal men. What they will
do to hasten the suppression Of
the Rebellion, or how they will
direct the war to be prosecuted,
are questions that naturally
enough excite a good deal of in
terest. From the North West,
we shall expect to hear that every
man is in favor of a vigorous
prosecution of the wal until the
Rebellion is completely crushed
out, and the leaders suitably pun
.ished. In fact, we have no
doubt but the North will demand
this as unit. But what shall
be the means employed in addition
to those already in use to weaken
the power and efficiency Of the
Rebel army? Every body is ask
ing the question, "Whnt will
Congress do with the slaves of
RebelS?" Will thew authorize
the arming OF the negroes North
and South, and permit them to go
into the fight against the armed
traitors to our Government? Tho
some influential men, from whom
We would least have expected it,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1861-11-28

There is a perfect dearth oil
startling news latterly. We have
an intimation from Southern pa
pers that lighting has commence
ed at Pensacola, and that the
Federal troops at Fort Pickens
were damaging them very badly,
but the news is not reliable.
Prices army is marching
Norh in Missouri, committing
terrible depredations along the
line Of their march.
There are a few things that
would indi, ate that decisive
battle will be fought soon in the
Eastern division OF the army.
CONSERVATION prevails in the
principal cities on the Gulf, as
they are in daily expectation oil
the Fleet.
Important demonstrations Will
no doubt soon be made.