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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1862-09-19
s e. MORRISON
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

cure five hours pains and weakness OF the breast side
and hack and Rheumatic Complaints In ala equally short
period time. Spread beautiful white lamb skin,
their subjects the Ia inoonr enience, and
each che will from week 10 three MONTHS
Price 10 "a cents.
erTick Sugar Coated Pills and and Kid Plasters
sold Druggists and Merchants in all paris OF the United
States Canadas and South America and may he obtained
by calling ivr them by their full name
DIR. L. X. HERRICK CO.,
Oils Albany. n 7.
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Ware, Fancy Goods, great variety, lUUI Kinds
GERMAN TOYS,
of laughable styles and amusing to children,
Plain and Colored Lithograph Pictures,
Oval, Gilt and other Picture Frames
At my store at all business hours may be seen
free of charge, Picture Gallery. revolving Ster-
eoscope and many fine Stereoscopic Views.
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For the cure of any disease, use Doct.
Gifford's Homeopathic Curatives. An assert
ment OF his curatives at p cts. per box for sale
by Bingham, agent. Send for manual furnished
free by Philip Lee l36 William street New York
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Sy- Marriages, Births and Deaths inserted Far
Obituaries, including poetry inserted IL >N cents e IN
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
SU M M ON s,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, o.
COUNTY OF PLACER. 81
District Court Of the Eleventh Ju licial District
OF said State.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. TO
STEPHEN ID. BURDGE Y. l.. X l.. Il. CHAMBER
LAIN. PAUL Cox, JAMES FRENCH, AND JouX E.
GRIFFITH: Greeting:
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED. to answer
n the complaint of Joseph Walkup. in said
Court, filed against you, within ten days from
the service of this Writ. exclusive Of the d,y of
service. If served you in this county but if
served on yon without said county. and within
said District. twenty days: and if served OIL you
without said Couriy aud District, then in forty
days from such service, exclusive Of the day of
serv' 'ce in an action commenced on III, 2+th day
of Junr. S62, in said Court. This action is
brought to recover Judgement aga n>t Dciendan;
:. ID. Burly". for $3.50. and interest thereon from
December 7lh. 1859, at two and one half per cent
per month on his note to Plaintiff. of tn It amount
and date. together with costs of suit, &c. Also
for decree OF this Court to torecloSe Il certain
mortgage. given to secure the p,ymrnt of said
note anl interest: and that the 9th II Defendants
who claim 10 have an interest in said mortgagcd
p' operty he barred. &c. all of wh 'ch is more fnl
ly set forth in the original complaint now on file
and to "hca you are particularly referred. And
you are hereby notle, that il you fail to answer
the complaint as directed, Plaintiff will t Ike jndy-
mnnt by default against Deien liant Burlge for
$3.50 with interest at two and one half per cent
per month from December 7th 1859, and for
costs of suit, and apply TO the Court tor the relief
demanded.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I. Henry
Gooding. Clerk of the Eleventh
Judicial District Court, aforesaid
- do hereuntO set my hand and i'm
us press the Seal Of sid Court, at
~ office in Auburn, this 3Jth day of
June. 1862.
HENRY GooDING, Clerk.
j. Anderson. Plf's Atty.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

JACOB STERLING Us. Ills CREDITORS.
In the District Court of the Eleventh judicial
DISTRICT Placer County, CaHfornia.
DURSUANT to an orlcr made Ivy the Hon.
l. i. f. Myres district Judge Of the Eleventh
Ju lic,l District the creditors OF jacob Sterling
an insolvent debtor. are notified to be and appear
before said Judgr. at chambers ut the Court
House. in Auburn. Placer county, ON Mon'av.
tn 22d d,y Of September A. n. 1862. at 0 o'cl0ck
a. NJ. then and there to show cause, If any they
can, why the payer of said nsolvent shoulI not
lie granted and IN ASST gnment of s estate he
made" and he he discharged from his debts and
liabilities. in pursuance of the statutes in such
case IN rle and provided And it is further order
ell. that in the mean TIM. all proceedings against
said insolvcnt. Jacob Sterling he stayed.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I. Henry
~ Cooling. Clerk of the Eleventh
3L.S.} Judicial District Court aforesaid
t--) do her"unto set my hand and i'm
press the seal of said Court. this
9th day Of August. A. u. 1862
HENRY COOLING. Clerk
Tuttlc e. lilycr. Petitioners Atty.
August lGih. lSG2.-30I
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NOTICE. .

~ Office is hereby given TO all my customers
~ that on and alter the first d,y of September
1862, will sell goo Is far cash only. All who
are indeb eI 10 me will please come forward and
settle their accOunts--;ln immediate etl"ment is
demanded. ROBERT GORDON.
Auburn, August 10Th. 1SG2.--lm
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
CONSTABLE'S SALE.

RI virtue of an execution. issued 'y Peter
- Singer. Justice Of the Peace. of Town hip
NJ" 10, Pl Car county. State Of California, on the
9th day OF August. a. D.. 1862, and to me direct
ed in favor of J,m's S. Kmthly AN against
Benz I'm m Askrw Sr.. anl Benz man Askew Jr
Judgment Sl0S. costs SCI 25. with interest from
date on Judgment at hi rate Of 49,. per mt per
........ l have levied upon. se.z ii. and will
expose to piblic sale. ut Bear River on
Monday, the 2od day of September, 1862,
at the hour Of three o'clock. p NJ, all the right
title. interest. and claim of the said Beni ,mnn
Askew Sr.. and BENZ mel Askew, .Jr in and to
the following prop 'rty living and being in Placer
county. to-wit: -Four Hundred Feet of Mining
Ground more or les. situated on Bear liver. h If
IA mile below Mcdonald X Co.'S mills. and known
as the tskew Claims. together with tn" mining
dam and water privileges. thrreunto belonging.
Together with all and singular the np2nrtenanccs
thcreunto belonging. &. EBERT.
Constable, Township No. 10.
Lincoln, August 2Sth. lc62.--it
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
THE FINEST STOCK OF
JEWELRY
Ever offered in town can be found at tho
store Of
NJ. ANDREWS,
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUBURN.


NONSISTING of Gold. Silver anf Diamond
" Watches. of tie best English, Swiss. and
American manufacture.
Etrnscan. Carbuncle. Pearl. Coral, Garnet.
Quartz. Jet and Enamclled sets.
Pins and Earrings of all styles and patterns
Dnnh. Chain. Ribbon and a lumenun Bficeets.
Diamond. Gold and Enamellcd Lockets Of all
styles and p,terns.
Gold and Silver Thinles. Quartz Seal4, Chains
and Gold Keys of all patterns
Vest Chains. Of Gold, Armnnum and Hair.
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all styles and
patterns
Gold. Jet. Etruscan, Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond. Ruby. Emerald. Opal. Regard Enam-
eled and Gold Rings of all styles and ,tterns.
Cold and Enamellrd Buckles - fine assortment.
Gold and Quartz Slides.
Some Cameo Etruscan. Gold Stone Caruncle,
Alumcnum and Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs.
Gold. Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups. Butter Knives. Salt
Spoons etc.
Cold AMI Silver Pens and Pencils, OF the best
makcr>-a great variety.
Silk. Hair Ribbon aud Leather Guards.
Marine. Calendar and Office Clocks.
All OF which will sell ut reduced prices for
cash
IpW Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and
warranted.
All kinds of California; Jewery made to
order
Engraving and Cutting done with ncatness and
dispatch.
NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn. August 18th, l9G2-my
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
LAMOTT, HALTER,
Auburn Steam Mill,

IINllE n'lersigned having built Flour Mill in
i Auburn, takes this method of inf. rming The
cit'z'ns and public that he will G ready for
grinding merchant or custom work ON or about
the fr-t Of September, and hopes to share por-
tion of the public ,ronage.
N. D.-Particular attention paid to custom
work
Rates OF grinding Wheat, so cents per 100 lbs
Corn, 40
Chopping Barley. 20 :" g "
Terms cash. or toll will be taken.
RICHARD MALLETT.
Auburn, August 23d. 1862 -6m
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
Lamott's is the Place.

Lam0Tt'S IS the FIaCe,
it is 81 j street. corner Of street. Sacramento
Go there hy all means. for when you cannot get
suited there in tile of any description. you need
not 20 any further. lie receives the new styles
by every steamer from France and the E.>tcrn
States. direct from the manufacturer and comm q
ltom first h.nds, he can undersell any house in
rhe State.
Orders from rhc country promptly atteulcd to.
All kinds of Hats and Caps made 10 order. All
kinds of Hats renovated.
81 Street, Sacramento.
July Goth 1862
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
Martial law in Chicago.
From the Chicago Times, August 9tb.]

fFrom the chicago Times, august 9tb.l
Immediately after the reception in this
c;,y of the order from the War Depa: tmeni
concerning persons snljsct to military duty
who might contemplate and attempt to es
zane f:om the country. in order to Avol the
impending draft, c. H. Bradley, Snperinl
ten.lsnt of the Chicago Police, prepared to
enforce the law in all cases that might
come within his jprisdiction. The order
was received yester.iay Dat five o'clock. Bel
tween that hour and sunset quite number
Of men in this city, not liking the appear
ance of things military hereabonis, prepared
to leave for CanaIa, or som other portion
of the globe where drafting is no: at present
needful regulation. But unfortunately for
these would lie exrnr>oniss the vigilant eye
of the newly constituted Provost Marshal
was upon them. Learning that there would
probably he stampede at night. by the
Michigan Central and Michigan Southern
Railroads., Captain Bradley took the precam
iion to have posse Of the police stationed
at earh depot, u short time before the depart
ure of the evening trains. Captain Nelson
of the first precinct police, was stationed
with a posse of police at the Michigan Cen
trail depot, WhlIe StTSrAht Ir"'e 'I"l "'i III
f.rior force at tl,a Michigan Southern depot.
At eight o'riork both traIs were entered,
an rigid scrutiny was had of all outgoing
passenpers. This resulted in the arrest Of
thirty men, who had tickets to Detroit, and
who were at once taken in custody aud
marched under guard to the Central
Police Station for further examination.
few of those arrested, however, were soon
discharged. having furnished satisfactory
evidence Of their loyalty. 'st OF them
however were deemed guilty of attempting
to escape from the jnris'Iirti m Of tho United
States. contrary to the orler from the War
Department. They were accordingly con,
fined in the county jail for the night, and
this morning will bs conveyed to Camp
Douglas, sworn into the service, and made
to do military duty for the term specified in
the order for the draft. Tho foil wing
the names of the offenders, together
with The amounts Of money taken from them
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

Two propelers. the Galrnl and Acme
ef, this port Yesterday afternoon, loaded
with passengers. most of whom are suppos,
ell to he on their way to An" her cline. A
tug was despatched last evening in search "i
these ropelIers, with orders In bring them
to-, and take in custody all persons unable 10
give satisfactory reasons for their departure
This game, hnwev r, will e blocked totlav,
as Il III. carrying six pound cannon will be
stationed n; the entrance ot tho harbo~, aud
overhaul every passe ger boat and vessel
that passes out.
Our citizens may as well bring their minds
to a realizalinn oi the fact that Chicago is
virtually under martial haw. Capt. l'ralIey
Marshal and in future no male citizens he
tween the ages Of eighteen anil forty five
years will he preIni,ted to leave the city or
any rcu'e leading EAST. or on any nf tho lake
bouts. without II pass from the proper source.
We find that this sudden arrest %! fngitives,
in conformity Ia the new order, will operate
as n compete che. k upon all attempts to
escape from The country to avoid drafl.-
The authorities are in earnes: about tins
matter, and such rowardlv sneakiny as was
manifested las; night and during the whn'e
of the past week. will 10 at once stop
ped. This running a~ay from duiy has
been prariised in most instances by wealthy
men, while the poor men have been left to
become the victims of the draft. In future
there will he no more running away, II"
matter what may be the wealth of the ndil
vidual.
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

Magnolia Liquor Store.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
McBURNEY HIGGINS, Proprietors,
COMMERCIAL STREET, AUDCRN.
THE proprietors have removed one door from
J. their old stand to the building formerly
known and occupied rs Feldberg' 'sClolhing Store,
where will he happy to see our old friends
and the public in general. We have just received
direct from Siu Francisco, the largest and best
stock of Liquors, Wines. etc.. ever brought 10
Auburn. consisting of all the select brands Of
Champagne. such ns
Lougworth's Sparklicg Catawba,
lIeilsck do do
Rose de Maines do do otc.
IIcnnessey Brandy. Martcl do.
Chas. Revres do. Jules Rovin do and others.
Jumaica. Santa Cruz. and New England Rum.
Old Bourbon. Homestead, Monongahcla
Scotch and Rye Whskey.
Sherry, Port, Madeira, Caret and California
Wine.
champagne Cider Schnapps. Bittcrs and all
the different kinds Of case liquors TO Le found in
the ke1.
In returning their thanks to their old frierds
for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed,
the propric ors would desire cORtinuance oil the
same. with the assurance that at their establish
ment will always be found superior liquors. which
will be sold TO dealers and families at The very
lowest rates. MCBURNEY Il HIGGINS.
Auburn. April 26ih lS62.-my
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06

Ii AV1NG erected new and large Stable on
IL Placer street (Turnpike.) and stocked the
same with good buggy teams. saddle horses, new
buggics. harness. etc !, am prepared toaccommo-
ditc in the Livery line the citizens of Auburn
and all others who may hcstow their patronage
Transient stock will be well taken care Of and
the prices OF the Stable will al AL times b, found
reasonable. Having Il long experience in the
business l think can give customers complete
satisfaction. JOHN HOGAN
Aubnrn Jan. 25th lSG2.--my
The Placer herald., 1862-09-06
AMERICAN HOTEL,
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.
Auburn, Placer County, Cal.
GEORGE II. STEPHENS, Proprietor.

n II L above proprietor having recently kE:F:t
Il taken the American Hotel. IT Auburn. sflil
aud reittrd it with nire new bedding. and other.
wise improved it. feel confident that their expe-
rience will enable them to rcnd., cltilc satisfuc-
tion to all who may become their S&ests.
The "Amcricdn' is elicibly situated on the
Plaza. and has the advantage OF being fire. proof
bniltling; and the Parors and BE l-Rooms, are
pleasant and we'll furnished, and will always bc
found neat and clean.
THE TABLE AND BAR
will he supplied with the best that can be pro.
cured 4or the comfort Of those who may become
their patrons.
MJ-The office OF the California Stage Company
is kept at this Hotel, where passcnc gers can take
the stage daily for Sacramento. Nevada Dutch
Fl Iowa Hill. Yankee Jlms, Forest Hill, Pla-
cervillc, and Marysvilc.
Auburn, March Is. lSG2.-my
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The GuerrIlla. In ws.tern vlrglnlo

Matters in Western Virginia, notwith-
standing the reported success of Gen. Cox,
wear an alarming appearance. Elizabeth
town. the county seat of Writ county,
within few miles of the Ohio river, has
been burnt by the rebels, also the most
village Of Burning Springs, in the same
neighborhoOd. PaIatine. in Marion coun-
y, adjoining the Pennsylvania line, has
also been destroyed by the guerrilias. In
TACT they Seem to swarm west of the noun
tains to within a short distance Of Wheel
ing. Gen. Fremont seems to be peculiarly
unfortunate in having this class of difii-
culties to deal with, as Western Virginia
to-day seems to be in the same situation
as Missouri duriRg the hundred days.
he, of course, is not responsible for the
situation" in either case, and it must chafe
a man of his temperament to be ANNOYED
and harrassed by gangs of Wretched bush
whackers when his honorable ambition is
TO meet armies in the field. The rebels
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General Fremont's Headquarters at
Franklin.
Guerrilla" Warfare in the Mountains
Special Despatch the Evening Po.tl
FRASHIIv We NoyIo


FRASKLIX. Va, May TO-
Reports from General Cox, from the Ka-
naGha district are favorable.
The battle of Princeton was, according
to these reports, severely contested en-
gagement, but we were decidedly viCtori .
Gus. The town, which had been taken bv
the enemy, WAS retaken by Cox, though the
force which held it was considerably the
superior Of that which General Cox could
bring against it.
There are, as yet, no details of the con.
test. It's only known that the enemy was
driven out and that the loss on both sides
is severe.
The headquarters of the Mountain De-
part are now at this place. The guerrilla
parties in this region are tnlerably active;
but our cavalry are continually on their
tracks, and the bushwhRckcrs lead an un.
easy life.
a few days ago train with four officers
and some convaIescent soldiers was attack
ed BY guerrillas, between Morefield and Pc
tersburg, and the whole party was killed or
captured, except one surgeon, who got
away. and brought in report nf the affair.
Lientenant-Colonel Downey, who was
sent after the 6ushwhackers with a guard
of men, reports to-day that he got on the
trail of the party, overlook them, killed
their captain and three men, wounded a
number, and took twelve prisoners. Lieu
tenAnt-Colonel DoWney aud his party did
not receive scratch. Thus, one more
band of guerrillas is broken up.
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No accouat of our army being IN Rich
mOud yet. General ssoneman aud Prof
Lowe have had sight Otthe coveted city,
however, from balloon. The contradic-
tory dispatch says IN one place that '.very
few troops were seen, = and IL another that
50 large number Of troops were observed
We suspect that 1.-THE smoke from numer-
Gag camp Eres coming out Of the woods"
was about the only indication Of a large
forcei and that may be another rebel ex-
psdient to retAri Our advance. Certainly
there Oughtto be some way TO &"o'r what
force we have n encounter before reaching
Richmond.
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COmEress LegOlI4InS the continuation
OF the Bridge across the ohio at
SteubeMTIlle.
We have received from Hon. William g.
Brown, member of Congress from this dis
trict, copy of the following Bill, which we
print with the accompanying note of ex-
PLANTATION. Mr. Brown says:
This bill passed our House to-day as
printed. tried to insert Whist is written
[enclosed in brackets, LIST SecliOn-Eds. ]
aud strike out what is within parenthesis,
I'D Section,) but tue House preferred it as
il was reported without any alteration.
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If will be seen By a bill which we pub.
lish this morning that Congress is about to
legalize the construction of bridge across
the Ohio River at steubenville, and rail
road across the Panhandle, by making the
sans an GATED States post route. The
bill! has passed the House, and will, we
presume pass the Senate. We. who have
been iga,iug against the construction of
that road, will have TO submit with as good
u grace ss we can to the infection. 1t is
difficult to thwsrt AS powerful corpora
tiOn as the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa-
ny in ANYTHING it has set it's affections ON.
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~

Each stripe a. bright Rs nHU they WSVs,
StIlI max z it LEAD our rAnks In var.
Still boat above each patriots grave,
Death tu.ths traitor that would dare
FotraiI Il through the dnst Of shame.
Ali hOnest hearth its lot will share
Aud EDhoU Il to Death or Fame.
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BOOK-KEEPTMG

!MsiGt = Writing, Counting CALCULATIONS. p,
Htls ' economy: Finance aud Banking. Commercial
Law are the chief subjects OF attention hut the In
stFnetlonS IN there are intsTsIersed with naSiGs
and incuications tending tOths formation of h;h
character men and citizens w. "'E"
The course of Instruction l. intended 10 he "a,
comprehensive and thorough as that OF anT If ~
IonnstclaI Colleges, while the expense TO the stu
IL. II. Gegs leave to refer those to whom he &.
unknown to Geo. ". Smith, ESD, or to tue officers
% , me San5s IN wheeling and Bridgeport.
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100 CARRIAGES.

60 say TO their old custOnler, and The vuhis
III genera! that they have now On hand. and
SoCse OF finishing, 100 Carriages, Consisting OF h.
soIehes' hockAWAys, PhAetOns, Prince .AlbTrts, w..
anu no top RNgEies, all of which are OF the latest
sYies' most Improved patterns aud Of the best
terra! anu workmanship. All will he warranted 10
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Mowers and Reapers
RuCE<IS rz1r,
'ChE NE, FOR 1862


MIS- justly celebrated Machine is now yener.l,v
Il known and recognized AS the best and mon I,ST
iecL 1IoWer in uSe. zach yeIr's eNIDeriaTca ..s =
lts nigh reputation and proves it, sur,eriority 49,,
Hl others' II combines many advantages NOT f,urJ
III other machines. It has two JrfvInc S-InI
which act together OF independently: IL Ale ~ :
douhie MINCED folding tUtter bar which ina a.. e. -
l'eciN adapted to cutting billy and uneven sI,r
Aces, allowing u to pass freely over stones or tbe
nnstr0ctI0ns, HlsO allowing the bar to fll ,sro ~
IE"ne WHOM removing single bolt or nut sT6s
IsCIhe Ctn mus he transported ready for instant
ust IInA heln to neld OF iSFIn to Farm n re,,ifIv
COMMON cart. The finger bar IL made 81 .ttaI IL :
EuhES nnsefs are peculiar to this mower and n "a -
cnLea ny patent. They are made of u roIub+ 49,;
ara ia' With steel; tile importance of tNfs ~,
VIII Oe readily recognized By thlss who have ~.
Nl"S!ed 0y the cost and trouble Of the cast fnTSr
uso1 Oh O3her machines. Again, while nrsSenfi;Sr a
lsssSt mower we also furnish when desired A. IN
HISpenPent reap NJ attachment thus giving te mn
49,; t IIS inNAntaRe OF single or cOn6iI,ed ma
EnIpo' we warrant every machine and IA, ~ ~ :
experience of six years have nevsr I1 me
chIne returned Ne therefore feel jnttifi,J n ~
SSUlhlen0lng the BUCKEYE Gs superior To ali ntbs.
ne row furnish two EiEes suitable To liz $500:
all classes Of farmers. :" TIE wants OF
THE BUCKEYE, Jr.,
VIII be sold at the very low price AT si,l',, a.,
IT, 10y t9E ightness OF. dratG Convenience siTnnI$
~ 199 durability Is unequalel by tII5H ~ e
uetut Farmers wanting MACHINE ynmSf sSS y
aIstT oEueEs early IS there will he INF Ir,T,1
NUMBER quit this season. SAinnle rnacLirs @ 81
zen az Mr. John Thoburn's corner If NSt. s Is
quincy streets, Wheeling. w S''"
n. j. SMITH,
ann THE0. n. GORRELL
- agents Tor Manufacturers.
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FtFTY THOUSAND copies of washington,s
Farewell Address, the Proclamation of
Jackson against Modification, add the
Declaration of Independence, have been
published in a neat pamphlet, by order of
the House of Representatives, for circula-
ton by the members.
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Marshall's Sale.

The United of America In The sb Distriet GSSF
Edward Ff,uhusa 3 TIs. OF 34s Mfs'H
pursuance Of tie decree and order of the aid
District Court, ia the above entitled cause, to l.r
dlrectsd tluIS made aud entered the 9th day Of
April. 1862 shall sell public auction Monday.
the 10th OF june, 1859, commencing at 10 o'clock
4. H. at the residence Of Edward II. FitzhHgh OH
Quincy street, in the city OF Wheeling, the personal
property particularly mentioned and described in
the scelnle annexed to the information filed nsaid
cause consisting Of household and Kitchen furniture
TLIiAfs oi SAFE. CASH.
EDWARD VI. NORTON.
Marshal OF the United States for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia. myli-td
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Tar Election returns will be found on
the third page.