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REApER.
ID REAPER,
- hhCsE The iol'gw.ng sIss, meni AEi then judt ,

p REAnER,
- hhSSE The iotyWang stat, Bent All thsl judf
.n,. OF It's facts To- yourself
AbRAM COLE, OF BrOOkly9, ~. Y : vel
ehoNh ciUzen there, ned suffered from Dyspepsia
LOT some ysSrs, without permanent relief Ugt lie
tIIed Af EMS FILLS, which taken sooSre5Sr tS
Sls s.teeIoEs Tor tnls compalnt restored elan "a
uedth IN lev weeks. After an tuterta of some
hlon.n = ne has nod no return Of hiG cOuap art
OEO. W. CROSS, VI Haunouy Ttxrs- isl A.
erePuon on be neck. shOu .derS, heaE hpu Ir..
hioA covered about one third Of hls bOdy AZ kspt
tne parts affected covered with q seal and iseIiik
often raw sore, VAS Of course VeTN sf,,ulJ-,f,ns
70 unit himt or business and kent hun IN rIstaIt
suusflng: AL medical ald E4lol ham undl he took
AlEks COMlOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
fAklLl1A, which onfed him. HissklD All N sl,oss.
some scars rom the liberation but a is othsTwl.e
as oleAT as Infants,
John Il. SHOOK, Zee 40 eminent lawyer Of
klohmond, Wa took = odd which settled on biz
,unEG severe pain set IN on The ieit eide WITH
"a cough, whloh - soon 10 low ed ~ the uurns-
nkAite symptoms Of oonsumpfion. Whez rsd1oed
HyriTy Low ne commenced tax az AYERS CHR
III fECihhAL, Shloh soon stOpoeg th~ oousk
ena comp etely CURED him.
,rroPertd By DIR. J. G. ATER o.. Lowell.
49,. TnaiS H~'s
~ FRENCH a kICHSIEIN
hAAN6 Just received fresh supsI, or Note Pa
Re,,, Oeiofed Borders, rulse anu plain in p
Ns..9ppes 70 match ESQ, flag Paper n al tftds,
VI aho Nitnnu. hottorss Enveiopes o. match
. SutsSs Aro feoket Books az every desc ptloB,
aIke sssortRent Of Statiot. ery
.Ii.,,iy3,t fsRers received daIi.; Papers from
n., FRENcH a RIcHsTFiN.
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fRS. II. CO.'S
INDIAN FEG ETfBLE DEgOUTTnN

With regard 70 thls siIuoEt inrallible s,eo6n
e0Suisf sentiment has SPOKEN In decided ssTns
eEc the oslconoos ~ this great ctSc.cy sTs sus-
tSlEcd Dy constant 2yoNEs u oLTatlye effs-ta mi
taN HSP1iest renu = rom us after y. Other
remedies enc tao best medical sSill have fsiIcG
let Us say. in oo1lclusiOR, that csStiITrfes
cures are 40. sought frOn the Iiiterate and RIser
heIs, but thoy are vou rteerod from the rr0sf Ta-
sfeotabo couroes and justify the highest term, IN
which ~ Is possible 10 commend so ra!uzhis =
sPechc to public approval. We may add .lso thai
she curative properties Of the medicine are
only Dy It's restorative effects the system racoysT
Ing from disease it'll renewed oonsttutiop.I Si,or
FOR sale by all respectable DrUEgigts in hi.
saty ana bJ the proprietor, MRS. NJ. cox,
None genuine unless her name Ia hlav-n or th.
bottle and her sea on the cork cN '-0
NTPrIce el per bottle, e I bottles for o.
- WAo!sSG!s HsSaf. X. z. 4. CiSSET HTr,,,,,
SeorEetown, u: g, Wholesale Agent Tor tie bi..
Tlct, snd Vlll supply ths trade nj my Srloer"
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From hs Ezaminr, Norfolk. Va.
CephaiIc Pills aooOmphnh the object for which
toTms.
Fhezs TEs ESsssissF, Norfolk, Fs.
They have been tested in more than thcxssnl
GASES, with entire suoseEs.
FROM fAG Democrat, 81. Cloud, Kiss
ifyOu are, or have been troubled " ith the head
kohe, send Tor i box, tCeyhsIc Pills y so that yox
may have thom In case OF an.Attaok.
FTo,r fIs WsJ.sr. r. Il. Ga.stfs. Csicaro, III.
We heartily endorsc Mr.. SPaldinr. and his an
ilVeiied Cephalo Pills.
FsorI the SoattsTH Path Fin 2sY, Es,s O,Issss La,
. Try them you that are afflicted. and We cTs rare
n 3 has SuH r &c 10 s Sr
other medicine can produce.
FToSE tAs CaSe;Is, Dastaport, Ic,s1.
Mr.. SpadinE wOnld not connect his Mans Wis,
an Article he aid not hTo'S to bOssesS real merit
FEo1r fhs AHvtytissT, P-oeiGt1es, RI
Ehe Cepts!le Pills arc said to bs q remarkably
elective remedy iOr the hsGdsehs, and one Of the
very 6est ior thSt very Tree usnt complaint which
ESoBH TAs 81. LO,eis Gs7sosyst
" the he immsnse demand for tat ar;iJie iCephalis
rms ID rapidly llcroasiIs.
From tas Rzsa14a TdRsy Sfsr, Hs.x.,Ax W
we are sure that persons suffering with Ii e head
aoho, who try theIn, - III stick 10 them
F'0N ihs A4U0iiSv. T,opiisass, X. l.
The testimony In thoir favor Is strong, from tina
most TesPectab'e quarters.
From the Daily Meas, N.iepoyt, x. l.
CepiA.Ic PIiiE are taking the place of all kIpds.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Boston. Ma,,.
SAID TO be very eficaoIous for the headache.
From the Commercial, CinctNndti, O6ts
Suffering humanity can now be relieved
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10Y ZOE CHE SICK AND SUFFER- !Nss,
SST ILL REO ARE AFFLICTED
READ!
AsP3T Tbs hEE
laS
REJOICE III kySSETR

kii-tat - you GaheE EES S02 She ViotiT1 CI ANY
Of ihVso 90 .aerOGa L. lI.ielt= RlgE AFIas nom u
sRTitJ OF ih5 blood. Ws,ss 5yc .l.s-. DO ycE ass
RatGof S5E, ~h2t are t!.cs lCtf 2ls blood Il ths
s9Erc5 c. li5 End u52ths Sli . y 80 hrst asmeut
OF or beng - i@sFSfi 10 3 ssa Nhlah zec n
Ehe Bs5tCIn; ~ tlS cEES lhIAIb~ 2!-E.- IN. svsT
sreyiiiaG Ss1r&!-.7 to Irritating ET-si s-lc thS
sutI c SJTHi&l1. tic G"r.iE,Dg - lystl m, r!cr
Toss Dsbtutg. hTFgar@-. ii7af 10. vIth Ia,
soT2Cr AGO c5 sy. ~ z" slle uEM ier5 ria fb,i
nonh - !s,r =, "S.Ts 'it!- k.ioOug origin .r, The
blood; Dcs. EiG.hy tGo,. zLG gently With tho blood
Use We ytAiisiHs T5T0GfceS Of nasGre tGr its sid
snd sa1er Gs 30 commend TO yoar Coaadonos ElS
sEe that tTE!J valuable E!ec loEInJlt Known "A
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EFoDI tbs Southern Path Fin 5iY, Hss OrIssss, La
Try them you that are afflicted. and We srs Tar.
tnat your testimony oEn be added 70 the &lreAdy
EdmerOus list that has received benefits that uS
other medicine cGn o Jduoe.
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EToSE tAs Gdss;IS, DattapoYt, Ictse.
MT. SPaldlnE wOnld not connect his name Wis ,
an article he did not kIoSS TO possess real merit
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
A Reflection upon Placer.

Ever since the days of the Vigilance Com
mitee the San Francisco papers, an! parti-
cularly the Bulletin, have uniformly shown
themselves great advocates Of the privileges
of the people, courts, and officers of that
city and county, to try, condemn, and ex
ecute sentence upon those they may prjulge
as criminals.
Recently we have seen that they are much
exercised ever the case of Horace Smith
debating to the Courts, Legislature and Gov
ernor what they shall do in the matter. The
Bulletin Of March lst, however, not satisfied
with even ;his extensive scope of supervision,
must nee,!s step aside to reflect upon the
administration of justice in this county. 1t
says: "Smih, with pardonable modesty, not
only petitions that his trial may lie removed
from San Francisco, but that it should be
sent to his own county. There he evidently
hopes to obtain the right kind of a jury and
the Legislature grants his request. Surely
this is a new principle of criminal Justice
that of permitting the criminal to choose
his own judge and jury," etc.
SO far as the case of Mr.. Smith is concern
we have nothing to say beyond this--if hi:
trial be had in this county, "let justice be
done though the heavens fall" We do moi
think Mr. Smith would ask or look for more
than fair opportunity of presenting the
facts Of his case to an impartial, intelligent
fairminded Court and jury; but if he did, il
our opinion, he would be as likely to fail o
such purpose here as any other place
Placer has never, that we know Of, beer
celebrated for particular enienry toward per
sons accused of crimes, and this is the frs
time we have ever been aware of the most
distant reflection having been east upon the
ega! intelligence or impartial bearing o
Judge Myres when on the bench.
The Bulletin may boast of the probity o
the Courts and inres Of San Francisco, and
we shall not contradict it; but whilst we
grant this privilege to that paper, we claim
a similar one toward ourselves as to Placer
county.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
Election Notice .

N accordance with section 18th of the act of
n March 2Sth 1857. an election will be held in
each School District in Placer county, on the
first Saturday in April. 1861, for the purpose of
elccting Three School Trustees in each School
District, to serve during one year from the date
of their election. The polls in all cases must be
opened at the School House if there be one The
Trustees will appoint the Judges and Clerks Of
Election, and the voting must be by ballot. 1t
will be the duty of the Judges Immediately after
the election, to certify the returns to the County
Superintendent of Common Schools, who will
issue Certlc ltes Of Election those having the
highest number of votes, and will also when
convenient administer the oath of ciIcc other
wise the oath may be taken before any officer in
the County, who has the authority to administer
an oath. The County Superintendent will furnish
the Trustees of each District with blank notices Of
election, which they viii fill ont and post at least
one week previous to the election.
S. S. GREENWOOD.
County Superintendent Common Schools.
Auburn, March 8, i61--4w
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
NOTICE. .

THE School Teachers examining Board will
l. meet at the District School Room, in the town
of Auburn, on Saturday. 30th day Of March, at
the hour of a. m. for the purpose of examining
the qualifications of those proposing to become
Teachers in the Public Schools of Placer County.
The Board will grant certificates OF the Primary,
intermediate and Grammar School. Grades ac-
cording to the qualifications of the applicants.
Hereafter the regular meetings of the Board will
take place on the last Saturdays in March, June.
September and December S S. GREENWOOD,
County Superintendent of Common Schools.
Auburn, March 9th, 1S6l.-3w
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
The Esmeralda Stampe de.

Letters from the silver mining country
east of the mountains represent that the flow
of adventure has already commenced IN
that direction. A writer says 'private let,
ters come from friends, making inquiries OF
all kinds, how they will do and what they
will do. The same answer goes to all:
Come, there is plenty of room, plenty OF
work to do, plenty to eat and drink, and
wherewithal to be clolbed.'" Now we have
an idea, a suspicion, that this picture is over
painted There is no doubt that "there is
plenty Of room,' without price or money;
but as to the "plenty to eat and drink and
wherewithal to be clothed" we have our
misgivinys. We have heard Of the exodus
to Gold Lake, Australia, r que River, Fra
zer River, Kern River, etc. The results-to
ninety out of every one hundred of the ad
venturers to these 'new, rich and wonderful
mines" are too well known to need rehearsal
But we sup ose there is little use of advising
about such matters. When people get gold
crazy there is only one cure-to 90 and see
the elephant. Sac. Ne'cs.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

@-The citizens of Georgetown are now
collecting subscriptions for the purpose of
having IA survey of road from Folsom via
Georgetown, Pilot Greek and Lake Bigler
to c. rson City. There will be meeting
of the subscribers at Georgetown on the 9th
of April next for the purpose of choosing
officers of the Company, which is to be
styled the "Georgetown and Carson City
Wagon Road Company,
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

ROADS OF Township No. 3.-On Monday
the Road Commissioners of this Township
awarded the contract Of keeping the roads
in repair for one year, to Jacob Gibson, of
Auburn. lie takes the contract for one hun
dred dollars less than the fund to be raised,
which is estimated at $1,000.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
ATE OF CALIFORNIA

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
C0UNTY or PLACER. :, ,.,y
IL TIE NATTER OF TEE ESTATE OF - h "'''''
DECEASED.
II, Probate Court. PiarT C""H'g'
NN7HEREAS. C. C. Ronssln, AdminFnm'a ror
wv of said Estate. has filed her peiI'."' ~ w. s
final distribution thereof. and tne H'" o1"n ,.ous
having ordered that notice be given to wv ,, at
interested therein to appear before W." %nticc
"a time and place fixed for tie n','n'E' ',d in the
is hereby given to al pcrsons 'n'I'rsIH rS ,hr " said
said Estate. to be and appear n'''.5 '.,l ,ov Of
Court. at Auburn. on Monday the .''u ,hs" " and
March. A. D. 1861. Mt 10 o'clock A. M' uh" ,rhv thc
there to show cause, if any they Sa"' G" Sn! di.. liz
prayer of the said AdminisratrlX' 'or '"
tribution should not he granted, hsrpunto
''' In witness whereof | have hsLs""'Jl ere .'sl
(-) set my hand and at1ii[i a tSi, 'ay tSy 81; sth
Ills. of Probate Court Oh ''.I IsGI
- day of February. A: D. lSOl rOIt
B By D. G. SCOTT Deputy
February 9th. ls6l.-4w
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

DORIS NOT ADMIRE.-The Sac. Union an
nounces its dislike to the course pursued by
Mr.. Lincoln in making grand roundabout
trip to Washington, and delivering stump
speeches all along the route. The Union
looks upon this as neither discreet or in
good taste. Is the Union already preparing
to follow out its traditional policy of oppo-
sition to an existing Administrations
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

MOUNTAIN RAILROAD SURvEY.-Mr. T. ID.
Judah, with corps Of engineers commenced
a railroad survey, on Tuesday, from Auburn
to the State line by the way of the Dutch
Flat divide. 1t is understood that this sur
vey is made under the auspices of com
panv called the "California Pacific Central
Railroad Company" The members of which
reside at Sacramento. Mr.. Judah will also
run a line of survey from Lincoln to the
same divide" AS the altitude of Auburn
is about one thousand feet greater than Lin
coin we have no fears that Mr.. j D., can obtain
easier grades from the valley to the noun
tains than is presented by the Auburn route.
TIE WEATHER AND FRUIT TREEs.-1he
mild weather Of the past two weeks has
forced vegetation with unusual rapidity-
gardens being in state of great forwardness
the peach trees are nearly all in full bloom,
and the buds of the apricot, peach pear,
ounce, etc, are swelling fast. If the same
weather should hold for several weeks lon
ger, the young fruit may be beyond the
danger of frost; but when we remember the
danger bv late frosts in the two preceding
years, we are not without apprehension that
the now promising orchards are in danger OF
being severely nipped.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

SENT TO SroCKToN.-Two men, laboring
under insanity, were examined before Judge
Vandecar, on Monday. An order, to lace
them in the Insane Asylum was granted.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
J, r. GWYNN'SS .,.nr

Auburn, Cal. c,orcc "
uwAvING been appointed agent BY yEe"t e'ft'f Trees
Applcg"tc. for the sale Of the h,r" lI''' no" on
raised at his Nursery at Lisbon ;, ',N nr which are
han fine variety of the same n,l AL U' orr pccu
warranted true to their kind. lnei anctiou Of the
arly adapted to the wants of THIS ,ht Sat'T Fruit Trees
country. as it is well known lnn' for transplant
raised in the mountains, are better ,o .",cy % growth
inc in the same region than those OF lnt,ngs, , Hop
I have also Grape Roots an" o"1 Shrubtery
Roots and all variety OF irecs ,, 't' tbc Ground ut
which will be furnished 1resh Irom orr kind Of Fda
three days notice. Likewise e1e,i nf 1sGO.
and Garden Seed of the gro" " 'notoorue of the
Call at my store and see snmN ,ne r GWYNN
different varieties. JUli'; ';iS;np Auburn
Jonuorv 26tb lS6l.-SW
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

COLORADO SILVER ORE.-Ihe Los Angeles
Star says the ore from the silver mines on
Colorado river, near the new town of Potos
becomes richer as the excavations become
deeper. Three assays have been made of
the ore. 1t contains about eighty per cent.
Of metal, and assays 1000 l-2 ounces of
silver and l 500 pounds of lead to the ton,
and the veins are from twenty to fifty feet
in thickness. Four veins have been discov.
cred. The assays were made from ore taken
eight feet below tho surface.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

Ice! IcE!-Theo. B. Hotchkiss, Of the
Union Saloon, informs us that soon as there
is any demand for the article he intends to
supply the citizens of Auburn with Canon
Creek Ice. 1t is said to be very clear-free
from impurities and as cold as any brought
from the Russian Possessions. That being
the case, and the Ice being home manu-
facture, who can refrain from ordering a
daily supply from Theo.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

EE- The outstanding unreedeemel war
rants Of Placer County is reported 10y the
Treasurer to be s24,7O7.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09

SET FOR TRIAL-In the Twelfth District
Court of San Francisco, on Tuesday, the
case of Horace Smith was set for trial on
Tuesday, March goth, subject to right of
defendant to move for change of venue.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
THE PLACER HERALD.
AUBURN, MARCH 9, 1861.
Divine Service.

The Rev. Mr.. Peck. will preach in the M. E.
Church, on Sunday, at IL o'clock, A. NJ, on the
under the gospel The public arc invited to
attend
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
Dissolution of CO-Partnership.

Disso luton of C0-Partnership.
NHE Partnership heretofore existing between
l. the undersigned is this day dissolved by mu-
tlal consent. All persons indebted to the firm
will settle with Perry Kelly as soon as possible.
GEORGE BISHOP,
PERRY KELLY.
Auburn, February 1th, l86l.-4w
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
Notice-Caution.

MY wife. Mary Jane Armstrong having left
1VA my bed and board without just cause or
provocation, this is to warn all persons from har
boring or trusting her on my account, as l will
not pay any debts Of her contracting, from and
after this date J. NJ. ARMSTRONG.
Dry Creek Placer Co., Feb 2lst '6l.-3w.
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
SANDS SARSApAR5LlA
Nature. True observation-disclosures :, a.,
Tastc"--CoEnposed OF Purely yeye.
table Extracts, and may be
taken nj all seasons with

Taste"--Co''posed OF Purely veye.
table Extracts, and may be
taken M all seasons with
perfect safety.
T'lIT f,m" Of Sands Sarsaparilla. is NOT con
L fined to the limits of oar own country. hut Il
is now used in almost every part of the world
The following is from Mr.. Fay. the well known
representative of our Government in Prussia:
LEGATION UNITED STATES BERLIN. prr>sr,
MEsSGS \. B. Il D. SANDS Crnhgfe0; ILvinc
seen your Sarsaparilla used in th city with rrcat
effect in "a severe case Of scrotut have been rc.
qucstcd 10 order three dozen bottles which please
send with the least possible delay. lamnsprrd
only by "A feeling philanthropy in bcgginryou
to publish this masked testimony TO the value of
a medicine which widely as it is known. is not
known as 1t ought to he. am gentlemen
Respectfully yours, &c. TllEJ. 5. FAY.
Price 5 90 per bottle or & bottle for S. 90.
Ask for Sailds' Sasapar;ta ondia5e nooEtr.
Prepared by A. B. & D Sands Druggists. 100
Fulton street corner OF William. New Ymk
For sale by Rrtdington & Co.. .ila Francisco;
Il. II. Mcdonald Il Co., AMI DR. Ju en- Gates y
Bro. Sacramento; and by
II. r. HAWKINS. Auburn.
February 18th. 1861.
a~sONSTABLE'S SALE lily yir;ue of an
~ Execution 10 me ulTrclcu anu WIFtTcu' Oh
the 18th day of February. A. u. 1851. lssncd out
Of the Court OF ". H. Davis, Justice Of the Peace
for Tow ns,Iip No. /. Placer county. California,
on n jud eynrnt rendered in said Coult on The ll'h
day Of February. l5il. in tdyor OF Margaret
Thompson. AMI aenins, A. Smlsh Inr Ihr sum
OF Ninety lloiiars damages. nu's E'Eh!y 'hrer
Dollars and twcnty-thrcr cents costs OF suit,
have levied on. and will expose 10 public Sar
To HE highest bidder for CASH, :" is towSe
Monona Flat. on
Saturday .I.c 9th day OF Ma:<ht 1851.
at the hour of 2 O. clock. p. NJ. all 'e t1gh' 'NF'
interest and claim which the slid 4. H. Shlli
hnd on the 10Th day Of January. 1861. in aud TO
the following described property. TO VIII GER
tain lot or piece OF ground teuc"d in. and Gs'daS
Corral with building thereon nsca asa SAHSD,
Ter House. together with all Improvements 30
fixtures belonging to said property hrNs H'nf M
ed on the southeast side OF Man street lh'0e
town Of Monona Flat. Township No. t. i"vr'
county. and joins the lot on the southeast Sp',
uc, ,upied hy \. Malcolm. all OF which nain'' a'l
Described property shall sell ~ a Fr'a,. T." ~ H.
much hereof is may he sufficient to S'ti'Iy "'e
above iuil gmcn together wi the costs aoe vi"
to become due thcr' on. ~ .'"r'"-
Constable. Tp No. l.
Iowa Hill. February 18Th. lS6l,-3W
The Placer herald., 1861-03-09
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALiFORNIH'f'
COUNTY OF PLACER. IS
0o"'' VI .lle Eleventh. Judicial D;.,-.
OF said State. district
The People of the State of Coj;r,...
iatterson Martin l.. Cotrell. ThoS U. R.
Michael Peters. Herman Brickmonn,, McLayon
son, u. I Bartlett, A. II. Peterson n.f Will
Gnlrctt. Greeting: 'so"' and J. W.
VOU are hereby Summoned !.
- complaint OF Samuel B. Wyman' ''Ter ;s the
Oont'' n'eu against you, within ten davs r" ~ said
scrvcr OF 'his Writ, exclusive of the 1ar from the
o1o So'.pu On you IN this county. bnt is IL sef-
NJ V YOU Without s"'d County, and withn serv.
District twenty days; and if served or "''nh said
out said County and District. then in y" you with
from such service. exclusive of tho da 'orly days
IN an action commenced on the 4th dav y, service,
d. 1901. III said Court, wherein Pant;r IL aarch,
judgment against you for $5S7 2l. with pfays
at - per cent per month"; from OctnL an'eicst
loo9' on your note Of that date. and 'ta ta lothp
amount, ana Tor decree foreclos;nn1 'or mat
mortgage given to secure the povmon. eStIaln,
note ana interest together with costs ot s " sld'
all "i winch is more fully set forth in tho 1a Sa
nal complaint, now on file in nv ofco ' otIgl-
winch you are particularly referred Ana %u 10
nrc htrrny ho.!'led that if you fail to answer ;pu
cohp'a'ht as directed Plaintiff will taxa mHN he
n'ent oy "'iauit against you for $5S7 q wiz
interest ana costs, and apply to the Court tor " t
1t IS ordered, that publication OF this Sum,.
be made in the Placer Herald, a weekv kr"'nOnS maN
paper pul llshed at the county seat Of s.;a @ "+
ty, "nce week for two weeks, commcncin. uouu'
the 9TH inst. and that the time for answnr;ns oh
pircs on the 2nd day of May next ''''"s eS'
b. +. MYRES, District Judco