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The national Republican., 1862-02-28
Future DAya.
ny DONTZ u GRIFFITH, Aucsioneers,
- No. $50 SeUzIk sired, be.,oeen and

nY DONTZ u GRIFFITH, Aucsfoneers.
- Nc. $50 SeuavA sired, be,,a.en and X.
PosinvE SALE OF STOCK OF DRY GOODS
FANCY AND MILLINERY GOODS, ETC
On TUESDAY morning March 9Th, 90 amsncing
d 10 O'Clock, and oontinung daily and in the even
Of, We will sell at the store Of Messrs g. w My.
ssBsne, No. ~, Center Market Space, under the
Ayesue Houss, their entire stock Of Goods, com.
Russisn Sable Cloaks Csp.s and victorines,
Mufs and Cufs,
Mink Squirrel, Fitch, Stone Martin, Water Mink
o!e:s:, as s:s's' ssS' X c.p.., v,s,or,n..,
Fios % :sscItIsnt % mt; n r Cbildr.n. Fancy rur.,
lents' Fur Col ars and Gloves,
Wolf, Deer and Buffalo Carnage Robes,
ca zoos, DelAiucs, BsraGes, Cballiss,
nouslins, Vslences, Fancy Silks,
Sheeting and Shirting Cottons,
Linen 9heetings. ToWels, Napkins, Table Cloths,
Cloths, Cassmores snd Gssnetts,
silk' Velvet and other ,ySsnstins' Sn
A fine assortment Of Cloaks, Msntillss and Du,.
Broche, Stella and woolen Shawls,
splendid a0 0ortmept Of Hosiery %
MILLINERY GOODS:
Fine french Flowers, Ribbons,
Ruches, Trimmings Of all kinds,
Embroidcries, Lacss Etsings
Gameric Bsnds, iuaertiuss, 10 DC,
rosisSss Yisn oaa: genera. assortment of Dry and
Sale positive, without regard to weather.
Term, cesh. BONTZ CIR RlFFITH,
feb sd Auctoncefs.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
intlsa Ru bbsr Goods.

NHkSHa0 OVVu1s
Rubber Blankets Tor Soldiers Sl 20 each.
each.
India Rubber Coats, white and black, $3.50 each.
India Rubber Lsggins, 1l per pair.
And all kinds Rubber Goods-includipg Rubber
boo1 and Shoes. Rubber 6toppsrs for Bottles, Door
Aa0, Undershsstins for Beds In siokness ao no. at
manufacturers prices, at h A. HALLS
Indfa Rubber Warshouse,
3O0 Pennsylvania avenue,
Geo lV-u Bet, Ninth and Tenth sis
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
DanRerauaRnarf

A young. lad was playing with loaded pis.
tOl, yesterday afternoon, In the Inflrmary lot;
the weapon WAS discharged, the ball passing
through his left hand, inficting an ugly wound.
The boys name WAS John Marcy.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
The Iadian Herb Doctor,

TINS 1huIHh Nefb D0Ct0r,
From Canada, will describe diseases and tell his
patients the nature Of their complaints or
Illness, without receiving any In.
formation ffom them.
No Charge for CbnsSltadou or Advice.
QUE MOTTO.
We use such Balms - have no strife
With Nature or the Lawn Of Life:
With Blood oar hands We never stain
Nor poissR men 70 cess their pain.
Our Fathcr-whom all goodness dlls,
Provides the means 70 cure all Ills;
The Simple Herbs beneath our feet,
Well used, relieve our pain complete.
A simple Herb, simple Flower,
Guild from the deWy Lea
These, these shsll speak with touching power
OF change and health to thee.
Ro' m No II, Washington Building, Pennsylva.
nia avenue, oor3er Of Seventh street.
No charge for Consultation. anll-am
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
LOCAL NEWS.
80 AAvsstAsses.

Yearly 10 thousand 6episs Of the HepSo.
KoaM are oiroulassd among The floating popuds.
aoa svsry day besides thslegs number served
70 regular subsoribsrs.' Advsrtassrs win take
aote sooOrdingiy. =
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
CltI COQnoils.

The meeting held last night by the Councils
was merely an informal one, the membera as
senbling together for the purpose Of receiving
M communication from tho district attorney
ldeemed impolitio to publish) ):relative to ths
Washlngton and Alexapdria railroad.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
DiaCharReh.

John Adamson, arrested on the charge of
stealing watch from Jos. Whitaker, was dis.
missed by Justice Walter on the payment Of
ADe Of three dollars.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

" HENTS, OF FINE QUALITY.
We Offer oitizsns and strangers large assortment
Of OVER COATS, DRESS COATS, BUSINESS
COATS, PANIALOONB, and VESTS, Of all colors
and qualities equal In make and finish to the best
custom work
WALL, STEPHENS 4 CO.,
Merchant Tailors and ClothiNs,
Pa. avenue, bet 9th and ldlh stSI
Jan E-tiii
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
- MARBLE MONUMENTS
60, sc.

have large and most extensive stock of
italian Marble hlonamsnts, Gravessones,
&c., &c.,
for sale at low prices for cash. will sell ut reduced
prices 10 those u the army or navy who may wunt
them a. memsntoes for helr comrades who have
fallen In defence of the Union.
WIN. RUTHERFORD,
feb 17-8m street north, bet. 18th and 18th.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
VEROsENR AND COAL OILS.

The undersigned has always on hand the pure
Kerosene, Etherisl Fiuid, Camphene, and Alcohol,
on the most favorable inns TO the trade at the old
the most approved Coal OH Burners. Lamps Of ali
Hb 1Q-lAw6WsW JOHN &, CARSWELL
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

CRALED PROPOSALS are invitsd tiil
y the 10Th day Of March, 1so1 at II O'Clock for
applying the y. 8. Sab. Dept with 5000 head Of
BEEf CATTLE On ihs hoof.
The Cattle 10 b. delivered at WsshipgtoA City.
sud saoh ssinssi To- sysr.8s lyeooa p09sAs SIoes
weight; no animal Admitted which weighs lsss than
t010 pouuds groes.
Tho Cattle 10 be delivered at such times and In
such quantities % the Government may require
No Cattle will be required under this contract be
fore the 1st day Of April, 1852.
Heifen and Buuocks not wanted.
bond with good and sunhoient security will be
required.
TFsasury notes.
No bid viii be entertained when put in By con
tractors who have previously failed 70 comply with
their Oon.rsots 2, where the bidder s not to
Bids TO bs dirssted to MAJ. A. BECKwITH, G.
g., U. y. A., Washington, d. 9.
Foan OF BID.
la. B., DO hereby propose 70 deliver TO the Gov.
erninent 20 Beef Cattle on tbs ho0f for - per
huudrcd pounds gross weight. The Cattle to be
delivered at -, according 70 the terms Of the On
closed advertisement The Cattle TO to weighed on
the scales and the weight 80 dst4 rmined to be the
purchase weight. hereby agree 10 give good and
suncisnt bond for the fuidIment Of the c,ntrsot,
and 70 receive Treasury potss In payment for the
Cattle. feb II
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
Corns, Bunions, Calos,s,..,

Chlbains Frosted Feet, Bad Nails, Enlarged Joints
and all dssases Of the Feet cured without pain by
DR. WHITE, euRosos CHIaoPopIsr,
426 PennsyivAnia Avenue, between 4k and 9th sts .
Room No. 7, second floor
Ofloe hours from 0 Q. m. to D. M
~ Calls made at private residences when esired
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
DIEsi PIEsIl PIEsl!!

DIESl PIEsI PIESi!!
o. psr hundred o. per hundred o. per hundred
SurIGRS, ATTENTION.
The attention Of 6utlers, and dealers generally, u
respectfully invited to the large assortment Of
Pies, Cake, Bread, Rslls, Buiseait, Ac,,
Kept constantly on hand and baked every Gay BY
the uudersigned.
proe Of % per hundred and have them at ali tines
fresh from the oven
PEACH PIE! APPLE PIE! DRIED APPLE
PIE CRANBERRY PEI PLUM PIE!
CURRANT PIE! PUMPKIN PIE!
The subscriber wsuld respectfully call the attsn.
ton Of the public to his assortment and while thank
their orders, which will Be PronRtly allied
No. 36l New York avenue,
between Tenth and Eleventh streets.
Stalls 2es and 2o7 Centre Market, and lo1 Noqthsrn
Liberties Market feb 2S-lm
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

DHOF. ALEX. WOLOWSKI begs leave
+ to inform hs friends End the public, that, hsv.
log met with so much success Is continuing his
CourSe Of Instruction on the Piano and in Singing,
BY his new method AL those who desire TO become
In . short time, fine singer or excellent performers
on the piano should avail themselves Of bis sew sys
sos SIKH street, Between X sueet and New York
avenue.
!. Reception hours between 10 and l2 O'Clock q. m,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays. feb 2+1m
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
Plckpockee ArresteSl.

John H. Daily, alias Bud Daily, was arrested,
last evening. In Purdy's saloon, on the corner
OF Sixth street and the Avenue, by Officers
He waa caught In the aot.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

QY J. Q. MCGUIRE d CO., Auctionssrs.
E.fCxLLsNT PIANO EvhTE, SEWING AACHLNs,
FUNIrURE AND ElFXC1S or FANlLY
REMOVING FROM THE CITY.
On SATURDAY MORNING, March 1st, at ten
O'Clock. In front Of tho Auction Rooms, VIC slal sell
the Furniture and Effects Of family removing from
the city, comprising .....
Exoslisnt Rosewood Case Pisno Forte, by Gnabe
Superior Sewing Machine, WhAtnot
Walnut Plush sofas and Arm Chairs
Mahogany Asir spring seat Sofas, Rockers, and
Paalof Chairs
Rosewood Ma, bic. top Centre Tables
Zen Walnut and Mahogany BookCa:es
Brussels, Three ply, and other Carpets
Di essdng and Plain Bureaus, Wsshsands
BedsteAds, Chairs Lounses
superior Feather Beds, Bolsters, and Pillows
HAIR and uusk Mattrcss.s, Blankets, and Com.
forts
China, Glass, and Crocksry Ware
Cooking spd other Stoves.
Together with Q general assortment Of Kitchen
Utensils
Terms cesh. JAS. G. MCGUIRE & CO.,
feb 27-d Auotioneers.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
Send FOR CIRCULAR { TERMS

N. B.-Our numerous friends In
the Army and Navy will please bear 10
mind, that We now psblish every week two
new pictures--Soths3pf Generals, OoloDels,
or other distinguished men-and at the
same time can maks pictures 70 order, such
- arsnot % our List, in few days, and
at very reasonable terms. -.
~ List q Portraits, February, 1859, Publishsd
nonthly, 1sviseA:
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

A j. FULLAMs
STENCIL CUTTING TOOLS,
FOR THE USE OF ANY SOLDIER WHO
wishes to clear . few Hundred Dollsrs extra BY
furnishing his Comrades with PLATES to mark
their Clo'hing, Equipments, 30. Circular, Samples,
and View OF Hssdqusrbers )" sent free BY mali
Address, A. FULIAM,
eb l8-2w Springfield, Vermont.
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
The Funsral OF Ilr, Johu se.sfo,

Tho Fuhsf6t 0f NJ JOHN BeSSf0rd
VIII take place to-day, at ~ O'Clock y. m.
from the = street Baptist Church, where ths
friends Of the family are requested TO attend
without further notice. II
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
CELECT SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
ol9 Per Quartsr, French and Music included.
Mas. A. zAPPoNE, Priasipal,
No 01 street,
Near the Circle,

-. Fs!nishsd Roo... Sos Rsat, On very nedsrsis
tss0e. IN the nms bundfna dec lit
The national Republican., 1862-02-28

WRAPPING PAPER
Fer ooss ~ th1s O0eSv
The national Republican., 1862-02-28
nlsC q Z DIT ED BANK o.

R0ARD1NG-NEAR TaE STATE DEPART-
ID msnt Two Gentlenen and wives oaA BE- ~
and Fourtssdth streets, ct I'll per week. or four
Gentlsmen, ct u. so Per week eaoh. feb Se-ots
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Wheels, nay wife Mahals c has left my bed and
boaGu without ust cause or provocation, this IL To
forbid all persons harboring or tru ting her upon
my account shall pay no debts Of her contract
ing after this date.
ANSON BAKER
Dandy, Vt MarehI2s 1862. 14-3ws
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
A MEXICAN GUANO.

The undersigned has in store, and offers for
sale the above article, 10 dealers and farmers, in
any desired quantity.
The term American Guano,' is the tiils trade
mark by which designated the fertilizer that the
Company is importing from Its islands. These is
lands situated in the Pacific Ocean near the lin.
Of the Equator. They were formerly taken posses
sion of in the name OF the United States Govern
ment, for account of the American Guano Company
by the commander of the U. 5 ship st. Mary's, IN
the year 1857.
The scientific testimony respecting the value o.
this Guano rs permanent fertilizer Is most hater
ing, clear and decisive and the favor which ii hal
met with at the hands Of farmers whose opinions o.
its merits are founded upon careful experiments
will commend it to all who desire to obtain relis
Bile and economical manure.
The fertizing properties of this Guano are mainly
phosphates, not ammonia, and therefore corn 9th
er seeds will not be injured by coming in contac
Nth it.
The price at which 1t is afforded is $40 for tn
single ton, with liberal discount, according TO
graduated scale OF prices, for large quantities.
w. B. HASELT1NE,
Mo. ID Fosters Wharf. Boston,
Agent for the sale o. he American Co.'S Guano.
16:w3W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
Geo. Graves Il Sen.

Geo. Graves Il Son.
GEO. GRAVES & son.
On account OF the great demaud for Boots and
Shoes at our establishment we have concluded TO
increase the stock in our Retail Department, and
will open
SATURDAY, APRIL 5TH, 1852,
The largest cheapest and best assortment of Boots,
Shoes and Rubbers offered in this Sta e, com
prising, in part, the following;
Ladies Serge Cong. Caters single and double sole
Balmorals " ."
Pat Trimmed do
" Glove Kid do do
Cong. do
Fine Bamorals, single sole
French Kid Slippers
Heeled
" Chenille
Velvet
Coarse work Of every style and variety
Misses Serge Cong. Boots
! " Kid and Goat Cong, Boots,
" Fine Kid Slippers,
" Kid and Calf Bamoras,
Children's Shoes of every style and variety,
| Mems Calf BaimOras, Calf and Patent Congress,
and BrOgaDs OF every lyle,
| Please call and examine.
GEO GRAVES & SON,
Merchants Row,
apr3 Rutland, Vt.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
Miscellaneous.
mo 000 BARRELS OF THE
lUO,OOO Lodi Manufacturing Comps
ny's PUUDREITE, Tor saIt Dy = -
JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
Cortland at N Y

JAMES T. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Co,
SO Cortland ct N. Y.
This Company, with capital OF $50 00o the
most extensive work ofthe kind in the world, and
an experience OF q year In manufacturing, with
reputation long established having also the exclu
sive control of all the night soil from the great CITY
ofEew York, are prepared to furnish an article
which is without doubt, THE CHEAPEST AND VERY
BEgr fertilizer in market
Prices-Delivered at any station on the Vermont
Central Il or Rutland and Burlington r. 81 81
per barrel, the Passumpsie or Cheshire X KS
50 90 per barrel 1t greatly increases the yield and
ripepF the crop from two to thre. weeks earlier, al
an expense ofirom 50 to 81 per acre, aud with yer,
little labor.
A Pamphlet, c. ntaining all the information ne
cessarY, with letters from Horace Greeley, DAME
Webster and hundreds of farmers who have USED
IL extensively FOR MANY YEARS, may be had FREE
by addressii letter above or to the subscriber
A discount to the Trade.
ELI CHITTENDEN, Esq,
Who is our General Agent, Burlington, Vt.
JAM. IS G FRENCH, Montpelier, Vt.
M. ID. HALL, Vergennes, VI Special
j. & q. g. FRENeH Barre, Vt. Agents
G. A MARKHAM. Ro, alton, Vt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17
Ben X. Chase.
III AIR Urn A M EN- T S !

AIR Urn A M ENTSl
IA
sitter an acquaintance ofsx years, during which
sy,f we have had many thousand articles braided by
~, party that NOW braids our Hair ornaments, we
.se 'atisned that in every instance we get the
IDENTICAL HAIR THAT rs FURNISHED.
a -! In addition to former samples, we are now
an 20 chow some of the finest designs In
,ORNA MENTAL HAIR WORK,
sbteh besides being valuable keepsakes, are much
pffaed Tor their Artistic merit, By this mode we
sar arrange the shortest Infant Hair.
all and see the 400 different patterns at the
"a rcp JywgfRy .ad SILvgR-wARg Store OF
BEN CHASE
,utfan0 April 1 1891 Hrt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-04-17

Troop SKIRTS, at 80 cents and upwards.
DLACK SILK, at ST., value nj 49,
In and in
26, &C. 90, "a and So inch. .,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-15

General Land Office an official notice, which
was received yesterday, of her acceptance OF
the proportion of the lands appropriated DUR
iug the late session Of Congress tor the benent
Of al the States, in the establishment OF col
lao,. far the promotion Of agriculture and the
mechanic arts.
The prize money IN the cases Of the capture
of vessels by the navy is to be paid by the navy
agent at Washington. As soon as the prize
list relating to any vessel is prepared and the
money ready for distribution, due notice Will be
given by the navy agent.
The commissioner Of the internal revenue
has decided that parties using revenue stamps
may cancel the same by stamping upon 1t tnen
initials with the date, in lieu OF writing upon
them as heretofore.
The President and Directors Of the Wash
ipgton City Rail Road Company lnaus urated
yesterday afternoon the completion OF the last
remaining branch Of their road the line, that
is 70 say, extending south from Pennsylvania
avenue along 7th street 10 the river wharves
at the foot of that street.
On Wednesday, about mile and quarter
above Fort Albany Dr.. BOYD, while on
his way 10 Folls Church, Va, and while III
sight and calling distance of the 25th Maine
regiment, was attacked, his wagon broken,
himself knocked down and nearly dragged
from his wagon, and considerable property ia
ken from hin by force He raised the cry OF
sergeant Of the guard, . murder, &C., when
the relief guard of the Twenty-htth Maine
came to his assistance, or the rascals would
have murdered him on the spot and have taken
al he had. The robbers were pursued and one
captured The road between the Long
Bridge and Upton Hill is infested ty these
fellows, who have been committing these dep
relations for some time. One man was
robbed of sixty dollars worth Of gloves, the
other day,
Gen. J. G. Fremont has taken apartmentsat
No. 223 E street, in Washington.
Senator Wilson and c. Coffin of Massachu-
sets will visit the Massachusetts, regiments at
Ware nton to-day.
Gordon Hyers alias Cross, notorious coun-
aerfeiter, was arrested in \. York yesterday,
by one of the detective police, This Flyers is
one OF he most adroit countertelters IN tbs
country, and has given the police no end of
trouble. They have been after him for ncarly
3 year, bat he had always managed to elude
them; but his usual gooy luck has apparently
deserted him. 1t is said he has disposed OF
,1ovards ofsl 900 in counterfeit money within
six weeks.
No detail has yet been made for Gen. Nc
Dowe'rs Court of Inquiry or Porter's Court
Martial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-15

Judge Lane the only remaining judicial OH
Ger Of ihe u. S. in Alabama, writes to the
the Army on to Chattanooga before it BECOMES
as difficult problem as Richmond or 'lcks-
burg.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-15
CHINA, GLASS AND EARTHEK WARE.

MRS. ENGLEBRECHT respectfully in
NI forms the citizens Of Alexandria and VI
entity that she has received 4 I'LL SUPPLY
OF GOODS in the above line which she will
sell upon as good terms SIS they can be had else.
WHERE and requests all in want to give her 8 cell
st No r. North ROYAL street oct 21--1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-11-15
C G, 3 E i . Z z Y !,

c. G, E 4 z 7,
Cabinet, Choir and .S>ota lHo1eJacloIy'
CORNER KING AMI AfRED STREETS,
ALIAANDRIA, Va. =,
rAS constantly on hand and offere 20 ire pm rr
lie, an excellent assortment OF IAb - "a
WARE, SOFAS and CHAIRS Of eveff W. W. AZ.
~ and on the lowest cash terms wh!ca ~
yability and finish, cannot BE- 50 spassea'
ny 1e-s&
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25
January 21, 1862.--3w+
CONSTABLE SALE.

DY virtue of an execution, issued by Jas; berH' ca
ID Justice of the Peace of Township NO. ,e,h iJ'
Placer County, State of California, on Ine lV:n :"
day of January, A. D. 1862, and to me dlrecteq IN
favor of Evans Il Abel and against =. " Lee' &c.,
judgment sl67 60 costs sl975. have levieq r'aP up
on, and will expose to public sale; AT foAs "'
Township No. 10, Placer County, Cal'' on
Saturday, 5th day of February, a. d, 1s1x'
at the hour of ten o'clock. A. M. al! the l'snt
title interest and claim that the said dele"''"'
G. w. Lee, had on the 10th day of January and d
1862, in and to the following properly y,nSt csr.
being in Placer County. to witt One n,Iu y, %n. .S
tain mining claims located on Red Hill; oon;d no"d
ships No. 10 and 2, County and State aGIs,"u ad on
and known as The Red Hill claims, bo9noeu .t Tv Tv
the East by Auburn Ravine. on tne me- Ho,, and on
Fox's Flat on the West by vacant anG. ",u iI s1.
the South by Sickles & Co.'S claims WIN aarnto %,
tures improvements and appurtenanccS '"tt .ho m.
belonging together with all and singular 'no "p
purtenances thereunto belonging. ,,,,,cp
j. r. BURGE,. ,o
Jan. rs, Is62-3t Constable Township No ~
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25
District Court.--January Term, 1862.
b. f. MYREs, Judge.

SATURDAY. JAN. IS.
F. B. Higgins VS.. Bear River Co-Defendant
allowed until Thursday, the 23rd inst to answer
The People VS.. G. l.. Wilson, Demurrer of dc
fendant sustained, to which District Attorney c.
cepted.
The People VS.. E. L. Watson-Same proceed.
W F. Zeigler vs. Wells, Fargo 4 Co-Demur.
er of defendants sustained and plaintiff allowed
ten days to amend his cOmpaint
Jones VS.. Wells, Fargo u Co.-Sarne proceed.
ing.
Elizabeth l.. Hawkins VS.. Bear River Co. -Plf.
allowed until Monday, the goth inst. to file rep.
licaton to answer of plaintiff
Shorrock VS.. Collum-C Continued for the term
Hill VS.. Ryan Same proceeding
Ryan VS.. Reed Il Gleeson.-Same
ID. Taggett VS. Ell Dorado Water Co.-Dcmurer
argued and submitted, with leave to file briefs
MONDAY. JAN. 20.
Sheriff returned venire for thirty Julymen
Hodges VS.. Bullock ct al-Contuued for the
term.
Bower vs. Hinze. Plaintiff ALLOW cd three DAYS
to file Replication.
W. A. johnson vs. His Creditors Plaintiff dis
charged.
A. Ludwig VS.. J. St"hlng ct al Judgment of
non suit for defendants.
Chamberlin vs. Cox. evidence concluded
and the argument .lcrcd.
d. Taggett vs.. Ell Dorado Water Co.-Dcfcn-
dants demurrer ovcrrulcd, and Is days allowed 10
answer.
Burpee vs. Bum. - Demurrer withdrawn, and 80
days allowed in which to answer.
WEDNESDAY. JAN. %.
Carpenter VS.. Ayrcs ct al.-Verdict 500 for
plaintiff.
Updegraff vs. Trask.-- Motion for new trial
oveTuled. to which plaintiff excepted
Nolan vs.. Cox ct al--Error in cost bill correct
ed.
! James Munsell vs.. Palmer, Mllwain ct al
Plaintiff moved the COur. for an order to refer all
the papers in said cause to Henry Gooding. TO
ascertain and report the amount due Plaintiff
from George Palmer and Alex. Millwain on the
judgment rendered herein on the 22nd day of
January. 1857. Motion taken under advisemen
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25

DRlFr SrUFF.-A gentleman of this city
informs us that on the high ground Of Norl
ris' ranch the late floods have deposited thou.
sands of dollars worth of drift stuff, f1oated
down the American river. Timber of huge
dimensions, mining machinery Of all kinds.
lots of furniture. and not few billiard tables
are to be seen among that wreck of matter
If this deposit is not washed away, the pro-
prietor of the ranch will make money out OF
it. Sac. Bee.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25
NOTICE.

A LII persons are hereby notified not to purcnnse
II prom ssory note given by me to s. b. wy
my dated March 10Th 1860, for the sum OF one
thousand dollars with interest at ten per c, cen'
per annum. and payable on the first day Of feo'
ruary. 1862. as the consideration OF SAID move
has wholly failed, and the same was procured w
fraudulent representations, and shall not pay
the same. >,
MICHAEL BOWEN
January 2l lS62.--3W~
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25
Auburn Livery Stable,
ON PLACER STREET, n
n AUBURN, CALIFORNIA &
JOHN HOGAN. Proprietor

GIAvING erected new and large otaoe ,bs
Ill Placer street (Turnpike) ana s'ocMsO aos new
ss%s sugsss S1"s s to
date, in the Livery line the citizens OF ,aonaee. Auuu
and all Others who may bestow their pa'fSf"nsd of and
Transient stock will he we'll taken care ~ "; fo"nd
the prices OF the Stable will AT all times po the
reasonable. Having long experience omn,ete
business / think can give customelIs ICSA 9CN IN.
satisfaction. JOhN
Auburn JAN 25th 1S62.-ny
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25

FEELING.-Mary-"It seems cruel to kill
so many animals for their fur-thrty sly
poor squirrels put to death to make muff
for u.s." Emiy-"Yes it is cruel. Wbv
didn't the monsters take their skins off ,c;H.
out EiHin1 Me,p!"
The Placer herald., 1862-01-25

CALIFORNIA FIGs.-Gen. Sutter has dur.
ing the past season sent to San Francisco
for sail 500 lbs. of dried figs which we're
grown and cured by himself. They com
'nand readily from 80 to IS cents a pound