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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-14
The Ice Cream Garden

o. mls Open stsrs Iad'es ana Gen tiemsn can 30
soIyot atl thai Cool, rrircahiug summer beverage
ulul. Co sIIt Che tstrs 0' the most mstidI1us.
ruvutc famd es hcrv d with largo or small quantl.
tosi at reasonable ratus. Julyl-am
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03

0aB uns ieoe 6reuOe in 8 QBaIIer fallen muB.
glt6t 9enig, oaB 0lubert nt1t gu tcmmen
I6eint, fir Den mir unS 70 lebr anaelfrenat
ba6en, 70 muB nns 9apa'6 Sdpdhe fitr feline
Werwanoten au6 nod oielen 8amernbur16en
pa auf Den 9adeu eben! giatiirtid miro
ibn papa lfbUn unS gum 8rpb In Die 0eleq=
Ibatt etnfi6reil, rno Fr miro ntcbt 70 piel
1att- baben. entweber weg;ublei6er, Cper lt6
weni9lteus fir unlern SerwanSten aus3uesben
Wama, mas 1T ba gu MAIDEN 2" oa3 G8o
Die Jfcmme3ienrdtbin lhattelte Den 5eopf
oYapa 1T beute AbenO 10 9eret3t, Gnber tA
tann es ntNt um5eben, btslen Nuoolpb bier
oufSrnebmen, ater mir eeben linn Gin Oabs
Itlbden :" 4GJG5E ss#5
- uunp Ou la9f stephan, er lofle ibm
btoeuterl, rab CT auf lfinem 3immer bleiben
mG9e, ea Du tbn beute Nbeno nidbt empfan7
gen t6nntslt 9litbt wa9r ,0iama2 isI 6ens
riette Elm. -9U
u9fein, nibt 70, Niama," bat Npslteio;
y,plr filbren Jpn lie6er Elm unp bitten eiuen
unler5r dlteren 6erren, ibn gu beIbaftigen."
ogBir babsn Feine GIttre 5srren einaelaoen,
renen mir i'm onpertrauen fGlnten," laate.
VN"t"+th IAH'tPP'lH' HSlt WIKI S)etItH lptt@
9e ser Tetttr eon 2dnpe beutt bier tdfft, ino
lauter Nfdnne-, Welhe lib Elm 8erenilaen
Oatans ma6en Wiirpsn, pielen t1ppiben 0et@
ter nit @bampa9n1r bstrunftu gu maiden uno
tba baum plaupsru 3u lallen uno bann nptaen
alles 9leid, weitsr gu er;ablen, bamit btt
9an3e Statt auf ltnlere &o(ten lacbe. gs lit
o6lAnliA BON papa, bab er uns biss anee,
tban but." lebte ie argerliA bin,u, ,,aber
td3 Bin Dafilr, pab oieler 8rtter ni6t in Die
geltta9e berab fCmnte."
- nSei gang tnDi8, meine 9ie6e !" ertpt.
berts Die Rcmmsr3ienratGin nit etlieer @ela1.
lenbett. SD weree neine MaBreatln lhpn
nebnlen. gDenn Guer Gater Darauf bsltebt,
ieine gauge SipplAoft UUm DOrfe bier etnsu.
nilten uno ibnen llntertunIt gu eeben, 70 tperz
De ID setptb pafir lprsen, Dap lfe Der 6amilie
ftine S&anbs MAIDEN. SD ueroe 9apa ldUn
Den &Cpf 5ure6t eBen. 9lber nun 1raert
eu6 .nidt rnetr, metne Sinber, iunbern
iputst euh, paB ibr init Dem Antleiben fertia
perbet," .a-a
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
~ It jmm9e &cate.
DR.. Johnston,
ber etm3tse Nr3t, tpelaer an3etGt.
DGs @pfbttaG.

CUR ltntsrbriifun9 Der auatial6eret etablirt.
Der eia3t9e DlaB In Der @elt, tpp fi&trr,
Ihnelle unb 9rinpltde Gtren Int
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
0ebeintett &ranfbettett
+ SSunoe W1ntter,

OOers pt Die Oper ients sbttmsa edaes sturbtn Hnh
tur4 brt erbabtnen 5atnte uuh .ntrdtu
mil ssn Denrr bar Bsrtetamfet Seaat btsttht Rnb
pGaem Dertrauew ndbeu. t..s'
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
Sptel 2mt,
Gde Der 10. nnb G=@tr.

Neh 70 peIleUet Wef9n0un9sctt BAT Der UnEerIcnete
bencpnltn nno raubt m brm eaS oeutlbe YutIitun BON
gSabn9ten, @eoraeOwn unc um9e9tnc 3u Sabl eb 8u
ein3ulaten.
(Sslsnaaittn we6s esouren fnO au GrimstUn pic Qics
grrcnen cher prlSate eteiten obuba ten erbaItea bic
9in4 en gsengun9en uter Der @trderuns boB als8 am
BE- aairasen beerbab mousn 0tfali9it In Onrab,s
Dtsl pa No. wt6en III unb 6. ctr. ab9eaeben perben
@S Giro men getreben ( in, ci len 10 beb en- Ylob il
tiirSeiter 3 ipeer mad bcrtr Gt berSuienen unO I'm
rhllm9er Sp ee &c fir Alt unc Sung enuriRn. 10 baE
arlington nebt elmer berIi6en 2aae zen Naturf 6nb ieu
benz ansSe5einnetsn 8runnet AUDI allen an6een bli9e @n.
fprotrun9en entlpTtdt s t3 Cart Bod
WaIbtn9tcn, .. 8. Suit S
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
Doctor Gef,
~VNkV% UbNAT
Mr3t unb WeburtSbelfer

Np. 7S ScMbarbltr., apiid5en @reer uub 9lesbitr.
slrHe rerben unenselelid1 beban6elt.
R9 Mnt iino ealelb aue @ren Bru6b6nber un6 Gppor-
etTs tr N}aRBsr DFaReH lHp anbsr gu bobsa. ApS0Sm
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
9r. Solution,

geee ees tSntelt1en GpeStumS er sDunbdate In pnbs
raeurttr tse etr eren meotnn Gregten ser er 6taas
s oer een eSeten 3te uts 9bens IN ben 6ppttdern SD
Ernepn yarh pbotePttG unkdnbeten Stdbn nabraH bat
sne Der Tnnecrbarn Sttluneen sOebe BON henn BE Gs
Qtp Der Wtsbn eb unjabItse 9fibenb bic an Otrenfau
eH Ner1Dtat nn6 enbeteu RrGnfbtn Iten fSle T. g. aud
he bet p6stu 0erdufGeu ~ febr rreden Sic an r err
tsH bet eerHsen Rletnssfeu H. w. asrbn Aueeablt& a.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
Saste6tie fir sdbuciDer n. se(tee5cr.

fraber BET @in8er & 60. Gep-gsrt.
gtO. 207 gE. 9ratt= nabe gutapltr.
s5atritant bon Shuttle Bobbins Binding -guages &c
ercbt m a9tn9scpl cem see5rten beutI6en 9ubltfun in
has 0ef9if eui6Iaeeuten Mrbe Ten. e.s,s.'',, u I
N.S @tne SroBe &uewabl Mo4men.Seibe, Ssepl Got
ion Srnb Snn Y, Sbreae Del, taoeu, Griml0s &C., ppie
ae gu &tparaen netbwenSseu Ro9nn G6eiIe ltes por-
rltb3 3u gieu. g)orter greilen. Wtpi3 Smt
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03
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Attorney at Law

sBaIbimstUn, 8. g.
Bterst ssri9iG. @ai9de in ben Gjtr@sbbfen hes Dl-
tuttS &oIumbtl Sroeiuia ir peniiOnen ri6Itdn6iaen
Solo iowte 8euntp werecn i9ael nnS pnttli obs mlt
(Sunl3jO E $3.50
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03

OUT ++HttVtuuuHJ peF 2%UUuiulVICtt EIHpltEIt
Der etn,t0e Wlab In Der @elt, tpp 1i&trr
iAneCe unp 9rinptide Rureu tm
gebeimen &ranfbettem
seHa$ weSen as b. no 8cuanaSsuatibiOtei. S@Watt III
otm @ten uno ben @ieOer gatsmcnnstn Der saieren umO
Gae aameneraie5mn0cn S4wie Der Meraen, WsaleM&w6
DE- Wtaist e6erae4[a9enbeit, @erItun6sI@p6dc 9er3-
HoPitn Sai@enbet 3itteru. aagenl@pa4e. S4winbsl.
wta9en5 Der Gm9eweo mnb olter ier e6e bic BON stUis
9eee ge%oAH9tsn osr SIs:n6. weI9s 6ren Oprn setsr
I9sr nO ols Ter ben gefabrten bs sts,
rrdbr'n HnO pean nt g Sebett werben, bre adnnbht
Srnuraen orutbten hwSe Der gonItuten berUpr6rnaeu
ee ebe uam6sIi3 aen nnb suIesb 8Srper nS Snn ar-
= H9 Sass SunBe Wanner,
OONrS p6 Die Oper Itnts sbttmta adaers sturbtn nh
sur4 bt erbabtntn satnte unb ntstdtn
NIT esn Denrr bar BfrettGmfet btatthrt br
sssr ts,auhtrnbt I6ns tntUd ssbsn ~rbn mSssn R ~
gerbeiratbete perouen,
,t sS5 ss,s sI: 90 y sssssssa
ten GnVtrjnSP Or Sppnaun tr RaRe ttebtn. n 80
% I %'a m ssn s9s ss sss gSs I'd sa sss SSs; Sas
eet dred6fen &rt wtrbeu ntu tarr Derteutpt wsI&tr
t es, SseanOlnns Gne 6arrrst Srn Dr. UtnaSn unrstA
"ns iuDtra&n% aaffetn arttSt 6tfaldIIal s<TIaHtn
Z u Srsantlde S6w1de ..
anvs,nS6 ssst anh BE Sput Rrat eStr bsrseatut Diss
ar@tbart esen tlts tds eebeu tnb rnt bic & unt Rad.
unmSs3 nta&t R oft bas 3ups Dt.r bt trtn
ItSsn$atten nnttOantn SRntn Sunst eeut Fub ~ Itt
u aasi3gsfanesn stneSt net! t btrfa 8sIsn na strSu
tsnntn Dbss@ e aud bar& Stritursn Rttbtrf&astn Ina
Darn SteT nne aaesrt nra$sa tntaste' taun t Rt su
Eefenstbes cine 8D8e bes sbrauss ter belHen Draane
qDe asf u 60 dusncn bas M Kraft Der GrItnsus eEtr su
seen ptrSren DFb es R etmI&en eaatrn tts6u ale sUu
DtEen e ha etlt fnS Austrse ptrben bur frabeu Gt-
nus rt gsshaaanss gDsrseust st1pa unb BE YtsRF&sn l
uttigen Grafte btrntGteL mn ls1 &s
<ern nne GRrer wu oft ns&t bt ra&e Rranrett S-
rr tnber Ott 85sluss SDe oft rrbsn ft bte aebtn an-
rem ura5sn iI Sts baE& bic @subnt Seben 9Gatrs tnt
fnRcen tno.
4 Eg Offtce: go. GIb~Greberidfraee,
feben S9iiren bon 8alttutprtfr., Sltlt&e @tttt,
bic Stafen btnauf.
Nlan merle 6 Wamer unh 6auSnuer tenn unrHtnse urh
tasr6e NaamnSer burGtrttbent Snb OtRrnrI nadiabtf
SSabader Sept&fer Srasenrtn6ts Rnb 4amptnpnSsr it
aennen @ reetImds9 Ntre uut Grfru anetiretn Or.
SrhnfenT Ruf tn ber Rdbe. -
NS. aAs Srttr mhHeu ttnsa pSa- Stamp euttaItrn
Gins 9etlunS In 2 Easett ;u9eitAert.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03

Die Sielt EauIenbe wei6s wdrenp Iesen ebteBn Sabre
in beIer MnItat frit bic Mienge midger
dr,tlsr Opsraticueu ree Dr. Solution ouSfbe nno bener
bic 8en9$ @appcrtee b biele anbe PrlOnen bepbnten
poUpn baS @ubtum gu peoerbcIten alen Anerre wlube
@ewienbafigteit no 2eibeabe cine birefenoe @spGbr
letuu9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03

bic F bur beinlic Batter 9eiWdd baBen, bic e 70 oft
b5ie 9eten in Der Suie lerneu c fere TOleen M all
ua ipren, el9it i'm SGlpfc, ourd YCluOnen, bic,
un9etblt, bic @be unuS9I MAIDEN ib 6Sper no @ei ger
fSren, iOlten iOtCrt bic nEti9eu S6ritte tbun.
y @ie Sda6e bab Elm n9er ARGnn pie 9ennng tes 3altSes
ber 2iebI9 Ieiner @lter alien M8tn NIB reoen ceS
9ebens lOsSerIem Werbem Oa 6ur Die OlSM ens abrrns
pom iPtaetber otr. Spbe Peripnen mile bepCr e en.
treten oe
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1862-07-03

beccnten, baB tin 9eunber @t unb Elm seIun6 S6rp BIZ
nOtbweubi9ten @rcrole ar ebelten @fclieteit no. u
obne be wirb bic eie beS 9ebenS ar trarsen R9erabrt
Die NMSeu beS 2etenS perfHern @ InoIidb unc Die Se
pirb er9fen bon 8erSpeifunS nne meantptcn Setrahn
gen, eaB $ bic Sreucen wele Inoere eenieben perear
hnbI S
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Dr. ScEntcn bietet allen Demn feline lfe an elde @ bur
lcI6e Sbeinte unb narIie @e un6 rper ;erISreM6e FIJI
bic arbe Die @eeui4a ub bic @be uniabiS ua&enbe sa
ae1@wdb baben. Wv #st
er n6 eise ber traurioen unb betasssube pIsen be,
Ibsn @emcbnBeitsn Ses 9aers: S4was i'm &iten unb in
Der MusteItraf SrtCpen, nercSie Rrnbe, MaSnldwaGs
ncrbnun8 Der 8erbann8S Or8ane, el9eatein @nttrii9
6shn1ntOn1e hcr@5 @5d,ninhndIf.
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0Saf biugtpmer Mnsetgen.
81 ulIatnun6' NptcI

Nmllntnu16' &DtGI
$50. 456 Yenni. ~. spif6en 8. nnb 4K gtr.
gSaibingtpn .. 6.
Ders sntereinete nut ieinen ieit6erisen Gdfen cwie
bent relietSea Fnbtm berbaupt bic erse6enIe Inaeise
baS er bon
Wicntd9 ben %. Stunt an
Die re9elGBiSe Gable o9oe eincS SOets aRseBOben ub
ltatt beiien cine bCIlfGnbiSs
We1taurdtion
BON Waor9en6 6 bis gla6ts 10 lt6r tGeltA
en8ritet bat Die @peiietartc pirb ets taS See mas
oe Sapres6eit llno Der larfteert duben mSs& bi9eu
Greiicn bieten,
Der @rss fit 3iumcr nit ben bcacn Better in Der
gtaotiit: E W
per Gag so Gta.
per 28pde Dpllat5.
per Nlcnat 10 Dollars.
@s lit bee giuriGtuts balpta&lie 3lr Sequemlibfeit
res reieaoen 8ubltmS 9etrpiieu mcrben nb pirS bic
SetieHuns unb Gcinlbteit beS SaueS pwie Der &e1er
nnc bic aiibe Sepi6 nibts gu ipiinGen i6rig lalen.
Suni23 20. 9fuI imam Yrpprieter.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
The Evergreen Mountains tf Life.
BY JAMES G. CLARK.

There's land fur away mid the stars we are
told,
Where they know not the sorrows of time;
Where the pure waters wander thro valleys of
gold,
And life is a treasure sublime;
'Tis the land Of our God, tits the home of the
soul
Where ages of splendor eternally roll
Where the way weary traveller reaches his goal,
On the evergreen mountains of life.
Our gaze cannot soar to that beautiful land,
But our visions hrve told of it's bliss,
And our souls by the gale from its gardens are
famed,
When we faint in the deserts of this,
Ard we sometimes have longed for it's holy re-
pose,
When our spirits were torn with temptations and
When we've drunk from the tide of the river that
From the evergreen mountains of life.
y! the stars never tread the blue heavens at ight
But we think Of where the ransomed have trod
And the day never smiles from his palace of light
But we feel the bright smile of our God.
We are travelling homeward through changes and
gloom,
10 kingdom where pleasures unchangingly
Aud our guide is the glory that shines through
the tomb,
FROM the evergreen mountains of life.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
cONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution. issued by William
ID Sexton, Justice Of the Peace, Ct Township
No. Placer county State OF California on the
26th day OF May, A. D. 1862, and to me directed,
in favor of the People of the State OF California.
and against Dameron and DobbinS, Judgment
Sl 81, costs SIS 10, with interest from date on
Judgment at the rate of ten per cent per annum.
have levied upon. seized. and will expose to
public sale, at Lincoln, in front of Justice Sing
er's Office
Monday, the 21st day of July, A. ID. s62,
at the hour of two O'Clock, P. NJ. all the right,
title, interest and claim OF the said Dameron and
Dobbins in and to the following property. lying
and being in Placer county, to-wit: Land in sec
tion A. Township l3, north range 6 east, and in
Township IA. range east; north of Stead's,
Township TO- Placer county assessed to Dameron
and Dobbins for taxes due thereon for the year
1861. in the sum of 81 34 and SIS l3 costs.
Together with all and singular the appurtenances
thereunto belonging. or so much thereof as will
satisfy the above demand with costs and accru-
ing costs.
Given under my hand and seal this the lst day
of July, A. D. 1862. G. EBBERT,
Constable Township No. 10
July 5th. 1S62.-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution. issued by William
Id Sexton, Justice of the Peace, of Township
No. 3, Placer county. State Of California, Oh the
26th day of May, A D. 1862, and to me directed,
in favor of the People of the State Of California,
and against Thomas Cochran, judgment S2l "a
costs Sl4 90, with interest from date on judgment
at the rate of ten per cent per annum. have
levied upon, seized, and will expose to public
SALE at Lincoln, in front of Justice Singers office,
On Monday, the 2Ist day of July, 1862,
at the hour of two o'clock, P. NJ, all the right,
title. interest and claim Of the said Thomas Coch-
ran, in and to the following property lying and
being in Placer county, to-wt: Land in north
east quarter of section 2. and northwest quarter
of section l, Township IL, north range 8 east,
Township 10, Placer county. assessed to Thomas
Cochran for taxes due thereon for the year 1861,
in the sum of S2l 81. and $l4 96 costs. To-
rether with all and singular the appurtenances
thereunlo belonging, or so much thereof as will
satisfy the above demand with costs and accruing
costs
of July. A. D. 1862. G. EBBERT,
Constable Township No. 10.
Jnlv 5th 1862 3w
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
coNsTARLE's SALE.

DY virtue Of an execution. issued by William
ID Sexton, Justice of the Peace, of Township
No. 3. Placer county. State of California. on the
26th day of May. A, D. 1862 to me directed IN
favor of the people of the State OF California,
and against Lot 7, Block 38. and Lot 6, Block A.,
in the town of Lincoln. assessed to Horace Kel-
ham, judgment Sl.57, costs sS.5s with interest
from date on judgment at the rate of ten per cent
per annum. have levied upon, seized and will
expose to public sale, at Lincoln, in front OF
Justice Singers office. on
Monday, the 21st day OF July, A. ID. i S6%,
at the hour of one o'clock, P. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim of the said Horace Kel,
ham in and to the following property lying and
being in Placer county to-wit: Lot No. Z, Block
3s, and Lot 6, Block A. in the town of M Lincoln,
Ina thereon for the year 1861 in the sum OF
81 81 and So S39 costs. Together with all and SIN
pular the appurtenances thereunto belonging or
% much thereof as will satisfy the above demand
with costs and accruing costs.
Given under my hand and seal this the lst day
.f I,,, n ,sG2. C. EBBERT,
'' Constable Township No TO-
! July 5th, ls62,-3w
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

DAVID BEARDsLEY vs. HIS CREDITORS
In the County Court of Placer County. California
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. E. H.
Il Van Decar, County Judge in and for said
county, the creditors Of David Beardsley, an in
solvent debtor, are hereby notified to be and ap
pear before said Judge, at Chambers at the Court
House, in Auburn, on Tuesday, the 18th day of
July, A. D. 1862, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ, of said day,
to show cause. if any they can, why the prayer of
said insolvent should not be granted. an assign
ment of his estate made, and he be discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the
statutes made and provided. and that in the mean
time all proceedings against said insolvent be
stayed. 1t is further ordered that this notice be
published in the placer Herald" weekly news
paper printed and published in this county, for
the period of thirty days, prior to said 18th day
of July, A. D. 1862.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / here
49, unto set my hand and affix the
Ills. seal of the County Court this 18th
~ day of June A. D. 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk.
P. II. Siblcy, Petitioners Attorney.
June l4th, 1S62.-30d
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12

FEED Bones TO THE HENs.-If yon take
fresh bones from the kitchen, and with q
sIedge or rock, or any natural or artificial
anvil, pound them up into small pieces, hens
will eat them up ravenously, aud not only
digest the bones and make better manure
of them than can be made in any other way
but they will be themselves greatly benefit
ted by them; they will lay throughout the
season with much greater regularity than
otherwise, and fatten on the marrow within,
and the fat and muscle that will adhere to
the bones. Homestead
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12

PEACH AND APPLE TREE BoRERs Il
have just examined my orchard Of peach and
apple trees, and will give your readers my
experience with the inveterate borers.-
When bought said orchard. the apple bor-
er had destroyed some ten or dozen trees,
and were drilling away in about every tree
in the three hundred. His exudation of saw
dus: told plainly where he was. | cut out
all could, and punched to death most of
the others in their holes. | tried oyster shell
lime to keep the miller from laying its eggs
in the bark at their desired p!ace-the base
of the tree. This was Intellectual, as was
also wood ashes used for the same purpose.
Last summer tied my daily Journal of
Commerce around part Of the trees, and
found it annoyed them. They-the egg de-
positors were driven to the other side of
the orchard.
Downing recommends the p!u- ging up
the holes. This is unnecessary, as the borer
bores out, perfect insect, and leaves his
habita,ion for good.
| BY cutting in where the saw1ust is, you.
will often find the young borer in the bark.
| have washed all my trees with whale oil
soap twice this spring. to benefit the trees,
and keep away the enemy. do not know
why soap should do it, unless it deceivss.
them as to the kind of a tree they are look
after; as apple tree worms only appear on
certain trees-app!e, cherry and peach
The millers must tell those trees by their
sense Of smell, and they never mistake the
tree to lay their eggs upon. Would whale
oil soap deceive them? am now nearly rid
of the borers.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12
SU NJ M ON S .
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, S.
COUNTY OF PLACER.
District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
of said State.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA, TO
STEPHEN d. BURDGE AND T. L. u l.. r. CHAM
BERLAIN GREETING:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED, to answer
Il the complaint Of Joseph Walkup, in said
Court filed against you within ten days from
the service of this Writ, exclusive of the day of
service, if served on you in this county, but if
served on you without said county and within
said District twenty days; and if served on you
without said County and District, then in forty
days from such service, exclusive of the day of
service, i'll an action commenced on the oath day
of June, 1862, in said Court. This action is
brought to recover Judgment against De fendant
S. D Burdge for $3.50. and interest thereon from
December 18th, 1859, at two and one-half per cent
per month, on his note to Plaintiff, OF that amount
and date, together with costs of suit. DC Also,
for decree of this Court to forecose a certain
mortgage, given to secure the payment of said
note and interest, and that the other Defendants
who claim to have an interest in said mortgaged
property be barred, &C., all o. which is more lul
ly set forth in the original complaint now on file
and 10 which you are particularly referred. And
you are hereby notified that if you fail to answer
the complaint as directed. Plaintiff will take judg
ment by default against Defendant Burdge for
$3.50, with interest at two and one half per cent
per month. from December 7th. $50. and for
costs of suit aud apply to the Court for the relief
demanded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I Henry
Goodng. Clerk of the Eleventh
(-- Judicial District Court aforesaid,
LIS. do hcreunto set my hand and i'm
~ press the Seal Of said Court, at
office in Auburn this 3Oth day of
June. 1862.
HENRY GOODING, Clerk.
James Anderson, FINS Attorney.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12

The family name Of Queen Victoria is
Alexandria Victoria Guelph. Since Prince
AIbert's death there is an effort to find out
what was his name. 1t was Francis Albert
Augustus Charles Emanuel Busci.
The Placer herald., 1862-07-12

R "Have the States right to destroy
the nation9" asks An Abolition paper. To
which the Chirag" Times repiss:-"Ths
same right precisely that the nation has 10
destroy the States"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-04
sugar. PLANTATIONS or LOUISIANA.

The detsils of cotton planting with ell the cost Of
production lave several times been given IN Tux
TRIBUNE. We propose now to do the same thing
for the sugar planters, from Statements taken by the
writer OF this article from their own lps, and from
their ovorseers and in instances from the plan
tation books freely submitted. for at the tine this
information was gathered there Was 10 war nor
rumors Of war to prevent friendly interchange Of
civihtiee.
Tie cultivation Of the true sug.r-cane (ArnndO
Sacchor,ss0J, il confined Ia very narycw belt on
the Guif OF Mexico and 10 small extent along the
Atlantic ae lar as Chme.ton, s. e. Tie Gu' OF ito
successful growth being about lat. 32I.
hnct has been saiG about the 4si,y OF pro-
tectiDg TIC sugar interest -" and that planters could
not i've without protection Until The busine. ~ ar
we'll es'a' bed; bui the following facts, :.ac.r aled
cone lea's ago, WHOM the bushes, wat a. least
newer uan 1t II now and not IA wei understood
and msrared, slow itai IL was mofr profitable than
any other cultivation IA the country.
The ocngGs returns, and all other information .low
that tie suear-msknV business has RAPIDLY ncreqssd
TIE re.uus 81 1910 give tie total PRODUCTION If cns-
sGp3.s IN The United States nearly al OF which ws-
proeooed in Loaisisna, at ll9.og5,lGi pounds. Tie
returns Of 1870 give tie crop o. 1919 a. ~ al 600
pounds. The uOief which follow relate 10 q g crop
Of that year and the year before, AID were AIKEN
while the crop was beng nuacturcd, during
rome weeks spent upon tie sugar anita .ons,
re- from sonc twenty Of which We VIII give
roos,ly Of ihe medium class, III several locations
M all Tie land IN tlo old se;'led portion 0. LQoif