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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA, }
Paroisse des Avoyelles.
Cour du Scp''tme ID strict Judicaife.
Succession de Paul Nofmand, dee.

NutCCsSiun ut Taul NOItlilIu, ute.
3NN VERTU dun orllre de vente, Ian
{ \ &c dams affaire ci. dc<sus par l,Ilo,-
orablt Cou, du Septlem. District ,Iudic.
de i Etat de- la Louisiana, dams e pour IA
paroisse drs Avoyrllrs, il srra otfirt IN
vent. publiqnr, par le sols$isnt, Encan-
teur Pnblic dams et pour Ia a.. !rtrn;>~".
pour ttre adjug6 all plus h.;s. ct ,|:ru:;,r
enc erlsstur le
JEUDI Is JauviA,, 1883
entire 10 heur.s l.l matiua:' / i,,,u:rs 1
", d Ia derni,sre reside .cc q, ,,c.':nt.
a Ii Rivitre Rouge les py",':ic.e .es (:
apr;s decrites;
Ter. |. hab;aton ct }cs an;e iin~Ajitn -
aqucllc !e defnnt resi,lait. eta:l sliut- sir -
3lviere Rouge dams cette parnis," ':..rj..:.
au Nord par lIppolyte I;or,Fc,on Il" ,t,i ..:r
Wash angtnn Snoidy, l'ESt +, = +. y. kor
'lc'on ct IL. ~ Bor,leion ct i, = ~>t :.;,l -,
Rviere Rouge ct de la couic!ia.lc4 4 CT,
quante rn :fcres
% Qaatre-yinyts arp"o;s t"rrc h'n.e, h:'-
nee an Nerd par Va cry i}s.c.=.,. u, S'r,
.ar Elmo:"i Cha:clain, Il ~ pr ij"':r4-
Edwards ct i luucst par dts srrrt'> voran't~
So Tn morcean de terrc marr,'as ni.t:, .'r..fi'
lie quart Est quart tlu quart njh $ It, il st
ton %, dams lie jow<alip 3. N,i a. il r.,
gee Est. ct quart Nor,l est 1T ..,:.rt y e..
lie la section 30 dams lie Tow,*., -. %,"r. c
la rangee : Est dams x ul~tr!r!r" q s.rt
occidental de terres de la In,sinne. cont,,.:.i
quatrc vingt hnit ct 6? c,ntisr;,'< "i~a.
a.. CLEOPHAS, grit. csc av" pnur .asi
age de l6 ans.
SO. DADATE. grilft. ts&.sc ponr a viv
age de "a ans.
so. Deux chevaux dr I:,ho",r
~. Dix tetes de betrs coray..
e0 . % cockons
9o Tn muct.
100. I'm rouet ct pa:rc de carl
llo, Une selle cspagneIie "' ! '.rnh;ne.
l2o. Une charette a chevai ri palre d,
cercles de rones.
80 Daux charrnca.
l4o. Cne hachn. 2 piorh-s e. st,ir.s ehj IS,
so. Deux Its ct literic
l6o. Tn armoire.
10. Deux ponlaiDs creH','s. !
l8o. I'm cheval de buggy.
90. 2eO tetcs de cocnons.
300. Tn buggy ct Earnais.
2lo. Tn f,sil deux cnnpr.
22o. Tn bureau ct toilette.
23o. Tn lot de chaises
24o Unc table de noyir ,,1!r
25e. Tn petit lit d','f1n'.
2Go. Tn lot de vieiiles c?l,rAc., :larnais q
ouli q arat;res.
27o. Une piroguc.
$50 Tn lot de merains.
-. u. garle ma'ger 6, MIG table
300 Tn lot 'nstcnsiiyS lie riisi!i-et ;arrc.
3ln. Tn De cutnr rj gran;
32o U,r j" " muls
$50. Tn " g. paiie ct .oi,.
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:04ao,aH1

~ Read the'List of Capt. Haynes
recruits published in our columns. lie
orders the Conscr;pts to report at Marks
yille on Monday next.
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MAnkSVILL41, la. DEC. ,0;h 1852.

ISL oI AFnNHlles, "
. tic Undersigned
Or. + e. Mayor Of Il
; on Nonday,tl,r 2r
hour:: Of 9 \ NJ al
O'yn.re Mayrux
ilvrrt Boz d,lon
Victor Dauznt
lC,dun Noncl:s
JON +. Aymonl
William II. Basso
Alpi"nS~ lui;"is
Pa'ilin Fo,ftrlu:t
J.i'n inrlow j..
L. +. Lnyri'y
-!uy. Narcotic
A. +. u Wis
William ! .ugi.m
Oliver Bro;lssnrd
Justin GuiIint
Miles Spencer
William Nor :sood
JOSEPH, 'iayeaux
Jean Marie
Paul L,,!,pau
L BTi"g'l
e.. I.ai,m IL
Inmis Dt"htzot
Alex. Dauzut
Fuzzy De-hautel
G.r,,,ain Mic':aud
jean L. Nus>air
Cclestin Maycux
A|ph. &, Monin
Jrr me In5nrae
Franc"is L,b"rclo
I.eandre l.,holde
Joseph Rlnn'el
5. l., S,rIh:iny
j. II. Ca>"n
Avis Dn q /
Nlms /. lcn nr
arlr' ! lr:nin fills
Abide iuurn
;; ;u.es y. ~c%llt
II pr. D'sca''s
Dura'n M%.co't.
Nari"st. Narcotic
G,rvuls l'ordtinn
Bore, lon
l., i)rgia1'e'on
I',,,,,.i- . Nlyr,ly
David Sass
Louis aver
Jean Gaj'.';n
B.ui;es
Nj l''"on G'azr y
+ +. Mur,locS \
Ml;rnN :
T. ri" tiavtrx
". &. Mi burn y
ID. C. Howard
Azenor LahprGc
Simon Sless
ri, RE Slic!.rl
'}orditlon y
+. HAlN ES,
fficer.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA,
paroisse dts; Ayoyelles.

Paroisse tlte; Avoyelles.
! Gear du SrptiGlne District Judiciaire,
/ STCCESSICN DE fCO|s "BECk DEC.
~ N ,ERiU dun or,irc dc venfe
~ lance dams 'af;,i:r ci-lcssus pa
!',onorabie C"nr du @Sep;;:nc Distric
.Judiciaire de 'Etat & l., / ,,isi;,nr, dan<
ct pour la paroisse d.; Avoye'leS, il Sc
IA e'3rrt eh rrnte rubiqut, par le sous
sisstA: Encantenr Public +!:'i,S It pour IL
dire paroissr, pour e re a,,jngt: au plus
!:aut ct, erner ench6risseur' !e-
leudi, % .Jansier 1868,
entire 10 !:t,ues du malta ct i hrurrs y
", a la dcrniere residence du ,,..ti,nt. >.
la fointe Maigre. Ell crttr ar,oiSSe ls::
nrnprlet,s cl-aireS staai!t>;
20, tn rvf':: ii:nre,u'i de ,rrrt s.tue'a q,
I'oinlt Ma'.:". el Cei'e Ia:oiSSr. TT dc II
nittnanc,. 'i, ces!t 'ii..t acr- : in, IN 'si,;>
pt.rn- ie 'olls ts cOteS n,sr Hc> lrl:..S ,,:4b-
t!Hes.
=, Tn petit H'sSs~tss.
80 Tine jnncnt.
10. ! tet,:s ne bet $ a ;ornes.
D.. In tus ct | pisto;es.
TO. Dcx charrneS.
10 bux ma.,s {: IN let d, veterwnts
30 l. ,c l,airc De FOnIES (setseaax i.
tu.n.r,.
q, Une meu'e.
100. ! baril de m,!assc.
lilo. Tn rar;ont (scit: il deuS mains.
10. Tn ut d'outi!s.
4, I'm 1,. viamlr ;I,r,rn
lao. Uu- Se;lc ct bri,ir
40, 20 ivrts de cious ct ant Is al c,vs trrp
nembreux Il enuIlmrCr.
Ternes Ct Conditions.
COMPLIANT payable eur les ii.ux
MarkSvie Parois<e Avoyyes 20 Dec, 1862
l.. +. CUCl;RANE,
3.nc;tnttur Public
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DISSOLUTION DE- S0CiETL.

J., sscr; &c .le i. G.. DER!vss 4 Go.
I'st s;;ssort~ 'I>4s auj,ur,l'hti. Madame a.
& DFE'*A> rrSt" s-alr chargGe de Ia l.
Gn',"tion ct co'tinuera ls meme gear.
d'aii:ircs i l'anc;cn magasin, rue tin Mai
nt !. NarksviIia.
!. G. DERlvis.
:. Fl. DuPrY.
MarksviIIe, 20 Dcccnbra 1862.
IL
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The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27

r;:ort themselves
the office Of the ~
lows Of MarksvilI
inst between the
3 I. NJ.
l.. =. Normand
Pan! Bc,deIon
B,"j. P"ntbieu
livarist- Y Bordel,
John B. {'unld
Norbert l5orhrlon
l. $. Mayenx
,lli7'"'i'r Drss,'llc
! Nictr in Bord,.ion
B,.iizi,r D,sSrisc
! Pierre Ma.ytux
{: Joachim Gagnard
j. ". Ne. Donald
! Nzias Matthew's
F.. w. |. Pits
/ S. =. P..arce
| Grin Robinson
! &. II. Starring
| NAlbon Scai|an
w. w. T"plas
| John We'll
| G.. W. Stark
E,Igard Couvillion
| S. $. Cole
PauIin Gau'lier
Victor Garnicr
anderson W alktt,
John Scroggs
Lewis Cole
4'rryilI" Crtegle
Alex Chapman
j. W. Corrington
q. G. Duco,c
Jn = L. Guii,ot
Nalrrirn Roy
Ajccr | ,abnrGin
Severe Drpont
j. NJ. b. Laccur
5. Il. Simpson
W alren Taiiatrrro
L O. Ta.iaI,.rro
SanU-i Smith
J. b. iiobi.'
J"srrl. Armand
H.ypp. Chrpeve't
Joseph WhitrAor.
Brliz 'ir Guilrory
joachim Dupny
William Aynond
Airxa'''lrr Lrsros
CeirStin Il i'ori. lon
Erltstin V Dordr'or
Ciai: I'or,lrion
joachin Charrit4'
r. y. Young
Ansn~tr } i Junta
Peter j. i;harriGr
EIoi Borde'on
jean. L. d)uco,e
jean Etc. Jun au
Silver.
The Avoyelles pelican. [volume] (Marksville [La.]) 1859-186?, 1862-12-27
DISS0LFTlo. nf COP!.RTiERshI9.

DISsGLTTlo. OF C0P.RTiERshls.
'rh. firm OLA. &. DER.vAs & Co.'is
tiis day Dissolved. Mrs. \. G.. DERlvhs
~il carry on the liquidation and will
follow the sam. line of business a, the
same store, Main Street, Marksvills.
a. G. DERlvAs.
II. DuPtY.
Mar,.svi'!e, December 2O;b. 1862.
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MarkSviie Paruis$e Avoyvles 20 Dec 1862
L. +. .CUCl;RANE,
3nc;nt,ur Public
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
81 ,EN1 II i''>l1'CT COURT.
PARISH .F %v ;YEI.LES.
SrCrESEf]t cF Fye::S GEEK dsd.
- VIRTUE of I'm order of sale is
Z , >'ltu by t= ii I,norablp Court OF t =
seventh Judicial District, in and for the
p ii..h Of .Svos.Ics. State of Louisiana.
viii b" offered at public auction to the
last and Ii: hes; bidder by tie under
signed, Public :. .ctionner Of said Parish.
On TIL RSDAY the %. o. January
! 1868,
b'iw,.rn the Ii nrs of 10 \, NJ. o. d r. NJ
a. f',r lalc residence. of the deceased, in
Point Nras:r, in t IS Parish, the fol-
Living fstscrlbrd property, towi'-
le 4 rrr..lin tract ,sr lfcei of land, sit.
uaiel III FONT Ntasr", ~ this Parish. con
tanning "t" nrlare,l al,i ta4pnty acres. morr
o" less. h: W I"i On aii sid ) by public la%,ls
20. Ont' s';la'I wag..s,l.
b. One iparc
IL. 4 '!..a = Of h rrr cattle.
81. On" r'n AID pistol
fa. 1>1o ,,ionghs.
10. ie'o .%unl;s with q luss OF clothing.
50. Oc s,"eyar.l
=, On" ernlstona.
lAo. j barrel noaSs@s
70. O.lc cross cut say.
-. rie lot OF tools.
30 Zane :. smoked bacon.
| %. Sadie and brio 2.
80 ponals nails anu other articles too n,,.
n;eruus to mcntlt:i.
TERMS& CONDITIONS.
CA II payable IN 'ile pot.
.,iarksvi:;Ic, Avhy,lcs. Far Dec Goth 1862.
+. L. COCHRANE.
Public Auctioneer.
STATEOf LOUISIANA. >
+. PARISH OF AvoYFLLEs,
SEVENTH Dis rKIcT COURT.
.S"rccss, ON oc Fam Normand, dec.
DY VIRTUE of an order of sale
- issued by til, Honorable Court Of
the Se;:enth Judicial District, in and for
tie parish of .{voyrilrs, State of Louis
lama, will be offered at public auction
to the last and highest bidder, by the
undrrs gn.a, Public Auction"tr Of said
Parish,
THURS Jay the 18Th January, 1868
between the hours "f 10 a NJ. and 4 P.
N. at e late rs.sidrtc,' Of the deceased,
OF. Red River il. this Parish the fol-
los lay described propc,t t''-wit-
!. The r.a,.i:tion and improvements upon
Wi .h ,a~ ,,.,l II the deceased, tn same 81.
nat.ai o., !tni R;y'" III this Parish bounded
on flc $p"tli iI liif'oyic 70 '!ei"n. on h.
;n.,'il liz Was sim Snol y on ;lr East
by i, !, Boz aud II. Il. ;or'!' ion. and
OF, tn West River, containing Fifty
> H=F lhyh land. bounded on y
III \""h y H'r'',"n. on III" South
by 4 l:Dn'i q Elin on thn Fast hy Ftl
ding Edwards, hl OH tn. West by vacant
ards
3 A tract of swamp land. being tn, fourth
Fast u;lai ot f.Mr'h west quarter 0i section
%, in Township 3. Nor:h Of range East, and
North East quart = Of North West quarter
of section 30 in 3 Township 3. North OF
, Range ) east in the fourth Western Land
j,st,i. "f louisiana, containing eighty eight
i, and f2 hlrirr.lsh acres
40. CLEOPhA, griE: and slave for life,
ag>''l IL yeats.
81. DADATE, grlE and slave tos life,
aged "a years.
60. Two wak Horses.
TO- 10 h.als o. h,rncl cattle.
SO. % hogs.
90. One h,lle.
10. One Spinning wheel an' cards.
llo. Que S';:s,z ,z:e.aa saddle sci s;,''7
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Mark lille, 90 Dccembre 1862.
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On this the goth day of December A. D.
1862, tie Police Jury of the Parish Of
..Avove|lez, met at the Court House i'll
ahe Town Of Marksvillc at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
On calling the roll the following mem
a5crs answered to their names.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
District Court---January Term, 1862
B. F. MYREs, Judge.

MONDAY, January 18th, 1862.
Miner VS.. Shorrock-Set for trial on Friday
the oath inst.
Shorrock VS.. McCollum-Set for trial on the
Gath inst
Hill vs.. Ryan Set for Wednesday, the 22nd
instant.
Ryan VS.. Reed and Gleason-Set for the 22nd
instant.
Hawkins VS.. Bear River Co-Set for Tuesday
the 21st inst
Keena vs. Merrill ct al-Referred to Clerk to
compute amount due and report to the Court.
Chamberln vs.. Cox-Set for Monday, the 2O.h
instant
Venire ordered to issue for thirty jurymen, re-
turnable on the goth inst
Poland vs.. Crandall and Love-Set for Tues
day, the 2lst instant.
Watson VS.. Scott-Referred to A. B. Scott to
take testimony and report to the Court.
A. Ludwig VS.. Sterling ct al-Set for the 18th
instant.
F. B. Higgins (Trustee) vs. Bear River Co
Demurrer overrulcd and defendants allowed until
the 18th TO answer upon the payment of $40 costs
on demurrer
F. B. Higgins (Trustee) VS.. Bear River Co.
Same proceedings as above.
Susan F. Nagle VS.. James X. Murphy-Judg-
ment by consent for plaintiff for S5l8 30.
VIM. G. Means vs. James r. Murphy-Judgment
by consent for plaintiff for 1858 81.
Tuesday, Jan. 14th.
VIM. Collins VS.. John w. Craig Judgment for
plaintiff for S2.638 95 and costs, and for fore
closure of mortgage and sale of premises.
James Keena VS.. Merrill ct al-Judgment for
plaintiff for $3.50 As and costs Judgment to
bear interest at the rate of two per cent per
month until paid. And the interests of Grant
and Cutting in said property are subject to the
lien Of plaintiffs mortgage
keehner, Admir-, vs. Wagner-Cause dismissed
Stanford VS.. Parkinson ct al-Judgment for
plaintiff for 81 ,604 IS and COSTS and for fore
closure and sale of ditch property at Last Chance
Elizabeth l.. Hawkins VS.. Bear River Co.
plaintiffs moved to strike out portion of De.
fenGants answer. Taken under advsement
| People VS.. q. l.. WilsOn-Demurrer of defend
ant argued and submitted.
| People VS.. E. l.. Watson Demurrer of defend
ant argued and submitted
j. b. Smith VS.. J. @. Observation-Disclosures by
consent; referred to Clerk to compute amount.
Wednesday, Jan. 18th.
Smith vs. Jackson-J Judgment for Plaintiff for
S2,7S3 66 and costs taxed at $50 40.
w, II. Zeigler vs. Wells Fargo Il Co-Demur
rer of Defendants submitted and taken under ad-
visement.
Thos. Jones VS.. Wells, Fargo Il Co-Demurrer
OF Defendants submitted and taken under advise
ment.
James Mckinley VS.. John Fogarty and wife
Demurrer to Plaintiffs complaint sustained aud
Plaintiffs allowed ten days to amend.
Bishop VS.. Hubbard ct al-The statement here
in settled. Motion of Plaintiff for new trial over
ruled.
Thursday Jan. 10th.
Court met and adjourned until Saturday morn
ing, the 18th inst
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

Loss oE LIFE IN PLAcER.-We are in
debied to VIM. H. Bullock, Esq. ofMichigan
Bluff, for information detailing the late
fatal casullies in the eastern portion Of the
county.
The continued rains so filed the earth al
Deadwood that heavy slide occurred there
in a mining claim on Sunday night, 18th
inst, by which Chas. A. Fryer and VIM. Tay.
lor were both killed.
By the great freshet of the American riv-
er last week, several persons on Boston Bal
were placed in perilous condition by being
surrounded by the torrent of water. The
information being conveyed to Michigan
Bluffs on the l lth, large number of the
citizens of that place went to the rescue
A boat was constructed and manned by
Capt. Giles A. Buel, IAN old sea captain)
Morris Flood, and Samuel Jones, all citizens
Of the Bluff. The b. at was swamped in a
few moments, and the generous, brave heart,
ed swept away from the sight of their friends
WIZ StUpi upou tiS cuoic, Out "CiC uudpt
to render them any assistance.
The bodies have not yet been recovered
and in the hope that they may yet be
found and recognized, we give the following
description. Capt. Bue was about forty five
years of age; five feet nine inches in hight,
thick set, and would weigh about one hun
dred and ninety pounds. Wore,a heavy pea
jacket, dark pants, and heavy mining
boots.
Morris Flood was twenty five years of age:
five feet ten inches in height; dark hair and
dark complexion. Wore can as pants and
blue shirt.
Samuel Jones was about thirty years of
age; five feet eight inches in height, and of
light complexion.
If e bodies of the unfortunate men
should be found, it would be a mournful
satisfaction to their friends at Michigan Bluff
to receive the information. Capt. Buel eav
es wife and several children residing at the
Bluff Messrs Hood and Jones were unnar
ried men
The people on Boston Bar-numbering
ten persons. men, women and children -
we're rescued on Sunday, by Mr.. Geo. Lang,
don and several other fearless, brave men.
who succeeded in taking boat to them from
the EI Dorado side. Esq. Roach, at first
reported as drowned, was among the saved
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

to one but who was very decidedly in favor OF
rushing through business in sixty days. But all
previous bodies of this kind have invariably on
the commencement of the session expressed SINH
lar resolutions. The Republicans having absolute
control of both Houses, will be held responsible
for all acts and it may he possible that they will
try the effect of short session for political pur-
poses and ends. Inaugurated by whatever party
it is reform the people will acquiesce in.
THE CAPITOL QUESTION.
Sacramento has recovered partially from her
scare about the removal question. The members
are reticent about the matter, and it is believed
that there are many members who would favor Il
temporary removal to San Francisco But such
a move would be looked upon as more dangerous
than il q direct and permanent removal was de-
manded 1t would be only dividing the question
temporarily first and secondly, permanently.
But would it not be I'm unparalleled outrage upon
Sacramento to accomplish remOvaP Only think
of the amount of money the people of Sacramento
have contributed directly and indirectly towards
keeping the Capitol where it ought to be? The
lands and site of the new Capitol building have
cost the people of Sacramento nearly 500 900!
If it should be removed, what are the people to
do with the work already completed, and with
the lands condemned and purchased for the use
of the State? The basement. which is complete,
is arranged on Il large scale, for State House,
and its plans are too liberal and commensurate
for any other building. If removal should be
carried the city should fence in the work. raise q
big granite slab on its front, and cut on it in
endurable letters: This work was hOnorably
commenced. but never finished through the cor
rupton Of the Legislature of lS62"-putting i'm
mediatey under this the names of every member
who voted for the removal. But there is no
danger of the city ever being asked to make an
appropriation for this slab. Removal cannot be
carried only by two-thirds vote, because we
have an anti-removal Governor.
MORE ANON.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

Too FAsr.-The Placer Courier calls up
on our delegation in the Legislature, now
that the county is out of debt, to repeal the
"Redemption Fund Act" We think the
Courier too fast in its recommt ndation. In
stead of repeating the law it would be bet.
ter to amend it, by authorizing the lreasn'
urer to transfer the monies remaining ip he
fund after each redemption to the "Gener.
al Fund" In this way money would
not useIessly be locked up in the special
fund, and the Act would remain to subserye
the Interests OF tbe county in the event that,
at any time the expenses of the county
.hou,d exceed It's revenue.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

PERsoNAL-During the temporary adj
journment of the Legislature Lieut.. E. w.
Illlyer, one of our delegation in the Assem-
bly, is sojourning with his friends and con
stituents. He has recently returned "on
leave" from his post at Fort Walla Walla,
10 occupy his seat in the Legislature. Ned
looks as if 'sojournng" agreed with him
and judging from his appearance, they feed
we'll at the Walla- WaIlas.
From his late proximity to the new mines
on Salmon river, and the opportunity he had
of seeing the result of the labor Of some of
the pioneer miners in that region, he has
faith that new and rich gold region will
he opened there. 1t was no uncommon
thing last fall, for miners to arrive at WalIa
WalIa with from So 900 to $4,000 in gold
dust, the products Of two or three month.
labor in the new mines.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
Religious Notice .

Christ Church h-Episcopal-Rev. Arthur n. Z:
Hill, Rector Service on Sunday, in the Jour-
House, at ! o'clock. A. NJ. and p. NJ. The pup
lie generally are invited to attend the divine
services. The Sunday School of Christ Chutcn u
will be held in the same place. tomorrow a! ~
O'Clock, p. NJ. under the superintendent o' Tilt
Rector.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

10. 0. F.-The following persons were
installed as officers of Olive Lodge, No. ls,
Dutch Flat, by d. D. G. M. N. W. Blanchard
on the lst Instant E. B. Boust, N. g.,
Soloman Williams, V. g.; l.. p. St. Clair;
Rec. Secy.; Allen Towle, Per. Seey. S. R..
Hudepohl, Treasurer. Enquirer
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

FAILEp.-Owing to the bad condition of
the roads the mail due yesterday did not ar.
rive from Sacramento, and we failed in get
ting this weeks correspondence; last weeks
came to hand on Tuesday. 1t will be found
in another column.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

READ. FARMERS. 1merican 41gricul
culturtst informs us, upon the highest author
i'y, that the deficiency in the wheat crop in
France alone is estimated at sixty'iour mil
lions bushels. That the Roman Government
has prohibited amy export OF grain; that the
harvest has been less productive in the great
wheat rowing Baltic Provinces; that Spain,
Belgium and Holland will be buyers of grain
this year: and that The foreign demand for
wheat this Year for Great Britain alone Is
sixty six millions bushels There will be less
raised in the Western States this year than
usual, and California will find ready mar.
ket for all she can produce. Let our farmers
make note Of this and put in large crop
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

as- The Dutch Flat Enquirer has "re-
port" that u errible conflict took place, on
tuesday of last week, at Grass Valley, be
tween parties of English and Irish, in which
twenty five persons were killed and many
wounded. The Enquirer does not vouch for
the "Ieport"
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

ES- 1t is reported that +. 7. Beatty, for
mer!y S eaker OF the Assembly of this State
has committed suicide At Mokelumne Hill
by blowing out his brains with pistol
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

Nor 70 nE CHANGED.-The citizens Of
Dutch Flat held meeting on the 4th inst
to consider the proposal to change the name
of the town. After discussion it was voted
unanimonsl y to retain the name of DUrcH
FLAT.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
Gwynn's Variety Store

i
500 (three feel) Shakes,
IS Kegs of Nails, assorted.
A fine assortment Of Tobacco
Steel Plows. Nos. !, 2 and ..
Hungarian Grass Seed.
White, Red and Chile Glover ,cARDEN
All kinds of Trees, Shrubbcry ana unF nn1 Eel
SEEDS, for sale cheap, at his store III ouO
lows Hail. Nevada street, Auburn; cwyNN
January lSih lSG2.-4W
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

ED- On Wednesday evening the Sacra-
mento river, at Sacramento, stood attwen,y-
two feet above low water.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
BIRTH.
On Thursday, January 9th, to Mr.. GEORGE
WILLMENT and wife, q son.
MARRIED.

On Thursday evening, January 9th. by the Rev'
H. HAZEL, HIRAM ATWOOD, to MISS HARRIET A.
TURNER, at her fathers residence, two miles from
Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18

w 1t is estimated that $soO,oOo will
scarcely cover the loss by the flood in Mari
posa county.
The Placer herald., 1862-01-18
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