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UNION Pt ATPORsI
adopted in Con~emtton At Dss AEoiaes IOrG.
June H. 1859.


We eoa~sntoa Of representatives Of The IoySlP Poo
pie Of the STATE Of iowa. sSssmbsd under cali Of the
Republicsn organization Of the ststo an expression
of ae xews which shall gOvsTs our political seton, do
declare; =.
/. That wksa oar fathers framed our Constitution,
anil founded ,hereen Republican of Government,
they intended and did grant TO that Government fell
Irtwer to sustain It's natisanl exisienees ..'.-.
tsss. - nspuhlir Is endaD-
Fersd sbcr By tnyasiea rsaeiou. che Cpnsttntion
jastaes the of all necessary means known to vl-
ise in resIstng inysslon suppressins rebel
Ii u.
:; That We fully and heartily endorse the policy Of
the Admin strsiin sl we will 10 the utmost ooatmue
to sustain the 3prerRment*in suppFessing the Re-
Beiio and to enect thai object pIedseour fortunes
alsl unr lives. IN.
That the gratitude VI Free People 10 fae our
soldiers in the Geld bpih native and reign born, TO
that heroic vaor by which they have hUuored and
sustained the nag of country. and guaranty 70
them rl,ihued en- enlargement and support.
:. That we have witnessed with pride anil adualra
tim the bravery and herosm Oh I.wa sDIers and we
recognize IA their brilliant 3 history for the
State second thai Of other State In The
Union.
s. That approve Of the action Of the General As
hembiy of tie State in ensctidg Law giving TO our
brave soldiers in The aed opportunity to at
elections, and earnestly hope that ,ecLncaity
may deprive them of their right.
l. That this ConveniI hereby tenders t. Hon. Sam
ue J. KirkSud the Cordial thanks 81 thu by al pc, ple
" Iowa the able fearless aud riotc discharge
his duties, during the be has held the office
- Governor OF the Stale.
s Finally we declare that the preservation Of the
Constitution ami the Cniun is above AMI beyond all 9TH
interests and that al questions Of party Of life and
nrnnnrtx nnnsi he snNarIlinate thcretn
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m x LIONS SKIN.

/ NV - 4&I9NINsF9 - IA
Tie diaoyal azshas aOnard Tie skin
j the lesAl hon md 4 making j sup
nman fort to deceiys the snest ms
Is inn the hclief tha It vssitabie
lion. Gen. futile assures Us that there
is no mistake about the thing being 3
lion and every Peace Democrat through
out the State who is willing to sacrifice
his principles for Office, declares upon all
the honor lie has, that Il Is really hon -
So earnest and frequent arc. these declas
rarions that the people woald not hest
tate TO believe them, were it not for the
vigorous brayiay the creature did ut Dcs
Moines, on the stlI Of July, last. This
effectually kills all argument, and sets
the animal before the pablie in its true
character. Itiooks SO bold that it might
have scared somebody, had it kept its
mouth shut but it is useless for it now.
to. look bold, and declare itself o lion,
after every man in the State has heard it
bray. 1t is useles for the Iowa Tories to
point to their Gubernatorial candidate,
and declare themselves good Union men,
after they have adopted, for their candi-
date to stand upon, a platform IS ultra
disloyai, as strongly opposed to the Union
and the war for, its preservation, as any
thing that ever emanated from body OF
secexsionists, North or South.
Gen. futile has consented to become
the standard bearer of the Iowa rebels in
the approaching political battle. We are
curious to know what kind of ''principle"
actuates man who, while holding COM
mission as Brigodier General in the army
of the Union, consents to be used by the
enemies of the Union as q candidate for
Governor of loyal State. lie suffers
himself to become q tool in the hands OF
traitors. For high private" who would
thus desert his flag in the hour of dam
ger, and 60 over to the enemy, the pen
atty, according to the laws of war, is
death but we presume Brigadier Gen
eral can commit the same crime and still
be an honorable man. However great an
effort it may require on the part of the
General to thus desert his flag, his asso-
eiatcs, his country and her cause, and
align himselfin the ranks of Uncommon
enemy, it is not as severe an ordeal as
that to which our dear peace friends
the harmless, innocent Copperheads, will
be subjected when they come to cast their
votes for man who has "inbrued his
hands in the blood of our Southern
brethren"
Brigadier General James II. Tuttlc is
dead-politically, morally, socially, mtIi-
tdrity, eternaIly dead when he affxed
his autograph to the letter accepting the
Copperhead nomination for Governor he
signed his death-warrant, and tho second
Tuesday of next October will bury him
so deep beneath the mountain of popu-
lar indignation, that the trump of politi-
cal resurrection will never wake him.
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Gen. Ewing has issued an order direct
ing that all the citizens of jackson, Ca,
Bates. and part of Vernon counties IN
Missouri, except those I'M Kansas CITY
and the west part of HarrisonTais and
Independence, to leave their preant
place of residence within fifteen days
Those giving satisfactory proof of then
loyalty are permitted to remove To any
military station in the district, or 10 aBy
part of the State of Kansas, and all 9th.
ers shall remove out IF the district. All
the grain and hay inthese counties With.
in reach of any military station after the
9th of September, viii be taken By the
military authorities, and any not eonye-
nicnt TO snch stations will be destroyed.
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-. = = r OF1FiFItsstUFl, mug. II.
The Yankee sappers began to make
an approach on Wagner to-day from
their nearest works. A shot from the
fort disabled one Of their Parrot guns
and the James Island batteries exploded
two of the enemy's ammunition chests4
The fire of the enemy's land batteries
is heavier than eyer to-day. =. -"E@@
A new battery opened on Sumter To-
day, and the fire from all the batteris
has been concentrated ON that Fort.
Our flag has been shot away six times
since the commencement of the attack
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GhaHlGsk5fat Aug. ~
On Saturday six hundred and fourss
shots were fred at sumter, and fous I'm.
bred and nineteen stFnek her either s.
side or outsides The east wall Is seaIsd
and battered, and the parapet under.
mined. The Northwest waII md arcaA
have fallen in, and the gums sse MI HI.
mounted. The land batteries otesnel
from the South and North. and the Moa.
itors came close up on the East and West
Their fire is very damaging,
The shot swept through The fort, am
shell wounded several officers. incIudiag
Col. Rhatt. commanding. Rhett, i q.
dered to hold ont until he Is relieved o.
overpowered. i
Col. GailloYd, Of Wagner, Is killed, end
several wounded. .....>z.@1.1 ~
Twenty-three vessels are if1side the hi.
including ironclads Il,
Gen. Gilmore sent notice on SUNDAY
that at II O'Clock tomorrow he w6ud
open on Charleston, meanwhile noncom.
batants could leave.
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NtW UFk, aug AUs
Specials this morning contain but little
news.
A Morris Island letter of the 18th to
the Herald, states that the appearance OF
the gorge wall of Sumter is not unlike
that presented by Pulaski. On the eve
ming of the first days fire, thirty or forty
holes could be counted on the face Of the
work. The barricade of brick covering
the magazines and and the sand traver-
ses are seriously damaged. Three days
of such work will break down the walls of
Sumter around the heads of its defen-
ders.
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Cincinnati Ana 9

SEtIF IIlIIttEF' mug ~.
Some particulars of the explosion of the
steamer City of Madison, at Vieksburg, is
received. The steamer was being loaded
with ammunition and had nearly COM
pleted her cargo. when negro carrying
percussion shell OH board, let it fall,
causing instant explosion. The boat took
fire and communicated to the ammu-
milton. The steamer is an entire loss.
Out of 100 men on board only four are
known to have escaped. The boat was
valued at $40, 900:
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Girn. Ann

= z ~. 81 O. AakEEDs AtAA. q
Latest from Gen. Steele in Ark, states
that his headquarters would be at Clarndon
on the 18th. Guerrillas were towering on
his flank and rear Gunbcats has IT,
cended the Little Rock river as Gar d
Scarcely, capturing two rebel steamers,
both in order. 4 rebel battery at Searcey
was silenced by tho Lexington with 4 los
of two killed seven wounded. The pom
toolls were also destroyed bywlnch Mar
maduke crossed the river he has Joined
Price on the south side of the river Kin:
BY Smith is said to be at little Rock.
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PHILADELPHIA, Aug. o

\ letter from off New Inlet, y. c.,
gives an account of the destruction of
the destruction of the British steamer
Hede by the Z. S. steamer Nepbon on
the 18th. One of the Nephon's boats
was swampcd and the crew captured by
the rebels who lined the shore firing on
the boats charged with the destruction
of the Hebe after she was run ashore,
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Fort Monroe, Aug. "a.

Sumter's flag was shot away Thursday
On Friday, the bombasdment was con-
stantly kept up. The whole South side
Of the Fort was demolished almost to its
base.
On Friday nonring 0 breaches were
discovered in Wagner. Gregg and the
other batteries fired at short intervals.
AN expedition is being fitted ont to 81
lence the James Island batteries.
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St. LOUIS Aug. "a
\ LeavenWorth telegram says: Gen.
Lane has returned to Lawrence. The
force under his command killed ~ guer-
rillas. ri e~sa @tff
Lane Is tlov organizing a force 10 60
into Missouri early in September.
One hundred and efghty-three bodies
had been buried ut Lawrence up to yeE
terday morning. One hundred and
eighty-five widows, and two hundred end
forty orphans have been made by this
raid. r. T.
Dispatches from headquarters at Pilet
Knob say that COL Woodson,s cayslrf
made q raid to pocahontas. Ark, routed
several bands Of gsicrrflias, and captured
100 prisoners among them jeff ThoiHE
son and staff.
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Cllicag III i. NJ. ID

Chicago, III Il. NJ, lAllx q
Richmond papers Df 18th sas Il sdaa.:
terslould heevacllated, the IDS NUaa
be 81 the enemy cannot ooeupy y
and AN Dor u sfaectuaIly dsfendsdbs
new ations similar to WagheK, "a
svliis se heavy shot Of the enesny eaa
r1lAl lietIe Impression.
eSe progresses with desperate el:
60 2nd The defense Il Herceas The y
ha enemy has been ahlG % sll''asN
sileiI INTO the city from i istance q iEe
miles. Beaurag laa8 protested asalIsst
such proceeaina, sd M afossud q ~
nIaniay i but n q Trvfest viii be ia Eilg
tise iflfe cannot disable the battesieslass
throw the shell. vs. I. " 4 II ss.s .sslNas
The Yank~es ba4tetiea af parrot gaHa
are Ave thousand yards distant from EcEs
Sumter. Up to Friday night, 2asts I'VE 3
tlfotisand FIVE hundred faiikee niiss
Lad struck The fort Tie dalnAge. Y
course, is considerable, $50
- o
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Knllsals, ('itr. ANA. %

Reports Just received state that Maj.
Blunt and Mai. Thatcher oTertook COM
pany of gueFrillas in Lafayette County,
and killed 80. a detachment from Lax
ington also met o company near Pleasant
nil, on Saturday, killed several and re-
covered considerable quantity of goods
taken at Lawrence. q4.y - q .44.: "a i
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Atlanta. Aug. :

-tIEdIF4ttE -AIN' II
\ dispatch Of the 10Th from Canton,
Mississippi, says: The Yankees burned a
quartz" of the town of Grenada while on
their tie raid to that place. e.,
A letter from Forests command re-
ports that Col. Dibnl had fight with
seven regiments of Yankee cavalry at
Sparta, Tenn, on-thes 17th.. The latter
was repatlsed, with loss of 30 or SO killed.
Dihul's force was only GOO.
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FYatrss aIo,.iroe. AM u

= = - ~ -IAIFsITWI. -IAEII- -ftM, -
Ihe steamer Iaplt L~affrom oil C.i,4FIcs
tn hureday. hn< @yIjred, at which time
7ufnt5 I gn& Wrrc, iiepced and several
tfe e&hes ln2'.a u !Ae, sy ,,,l,rs.So .dtos}t
~ r,tI5e4s viii >pen aLanliqilIt, =. E1alita.k
M11es "lo' 9 andersguIis q NFac4Yer ard ,hy
,Ee MI a harl@shooteE4 the guns 81 tIi.al
battery were silcnced.
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Nav York AnO.

= :. new OK, Ang. 70.
Steamer CONTINENTAL from Hilton
Head 23d, passed Charleston bar $50 p m
of same day. Bombardment was going
ON with great energy--firing very rapid.
Accounts from Morris Island state that
Sumter hadn't responded for two days.
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New York. Aug. q

- sl NEW 1tOKAs aug 49,
Captain of the brig South Boston re-
ports that on the evening Of the 22d, IN
lat. 81, long. IA, he picked up boat be-
longing 10 u. 1. brig . BaipbEinge. com
(ainina q colored man whostated flsasiort
the 2lst, during q violent gale, the brig
foundercd. aud all ON board except hinas
self were lost.
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Charleston Al

SIllTIVsttlIl, &aEs.
At two o'clock this morning. the en-
envy began throwing shell into the city
from q battery on q marsh between Nor
ris and DANES Island, FIVE miles distant.
Twelve eight inch PARROT shells fell into
the city, but resulted in no ca. ualties.-
The transaction Is considered as an out
rage ON civilized warfare.
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Fort Monroe. Aug. %.

Richmond papers laaye the following:
Wilmington, N. @. 24th, yesterday
morning, the frigate Minnesota and ~
ktsn-boats bon fded -. fishes, vpen
the steamer Ifebe. gfounded, and the
enemy attempted to land but were repui.
.sea.befug reinforced they firmly tlsssrv
steamer and Aired her. We fheid the
wreck last evening. rs Il Isiga
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NesY York. .\uy. Ii

..--s NcN ! 0rk, Aug. Nj.
ln.. follow ing letter from Mr., Fulton.
editor Of the Baltimore American, las
been received: - '..-
Of Charleston. lug. 90
Sumter still iiics the rebel fia.. hut the
west wall is d mass Of ruins: some of our
shells exploded inside the Fort, others
passed through the east wall. going in at
one side and coming out at the other.
Seven deserters were picked up last night
by the Montauk: they report that the
rebels ave preparing to abandon Sumter
and blow 1t up; that they have been take
ing gRns from il ever since the attack in
April which demonstrated their inability
70 hold it: that there is now not more than
Il or guns in, the Fort the remainder
Icing auakers; that the North Carolina
troops are anxious TO 60 home and arc al
most in state of mutiny. The letter con-
firms the rebel report that Gilmore sent
flag of truce to Wagner announcing his
intention toccmmcne Smelling Charleston
within forty-eight hours from Friday and
requesting Beauregard to remove the
women and Children, . =
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New York Ang. 6

The draft proceeds quietly in thu 9Th
9Th, und 9th Districts.
North Star from A<rinwalt It'll ne~
arrived, Panama letter OF Igt;I sa.vs tic
new President, Gen. Colom,,, va ir&4-u-
rated at Panama on 18th.
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Chicago. AUG. rs.

news from Gen, Blunt to the 10TH
There las been 40 engagement bus ?
figl,t was daily expected. The rebel
force il estimated ~ from III 70 y IVY. /
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Norfolk. Va. Anr,,Llst

-, 7 NpIEnIk. va, Angust %.
"H chmonl ES4tainer of to-day is re-
50 Cd, continuing Charleston dafesof the
-7ttgIs. WHOA says ;A4t last night ut IL
Gct2=cAt tie eneaayn psnsd Are OH fllefity.
HE"G itttean aud aAtiacA, parrot shells.
NoAeom oatantf are leaving in a continuous
stream.
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Memphis. Aug 81.

The steamer City of Madison was blown
up at Vicksburg on Wednesday, while
loading ammunition at the leyee; some
sixty lives were lost.
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LOYAL MEETINGS.

The Union Candidates for County and
District offices will address the people
Of Pottawattamic county at the following
times and places
Silver Creek School House, Thursday,
Sept Sd. clock.
. Wheclrr's Grove, Friday. 4th Sept, |
o'clock.
Macedonia, SATURDAY, 5tlI, at o'clock,
p. u.
BE runctnal, as the meetings cannot
be delayed bcyend the hours indicated.
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New York. Aug. 25.

New York, Aug. Is.
The draft commenced to-day in the
Sth district, where the trouble becvn ON
the 18th of July. No disturbance what
ever has occurred to-day.
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Chattanooga. Anp. q.

Chattanooga, Ang. q.
Yankees commenoedgs Smelling this ctr
yesterday, without notice of their inten.
non 10 do 30. All quiet to-day.
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-. =. y. u = = u IN 9ss
ais sks 4 l,'si' Il
= Charleston. Ai'r j
The IRE of the ene1ns i Iand 81 -:
Ii still kept upon sumter. and sssss q
her guns have been tIiaabied. Thee 4
also 4 heavy fire against Naensg y
Gregg from both feet and kl,d
t1ore's demand for the ssarrehdescf -
ter and Morris Islaud, with 4 threat 4
hesFonld shell Charleston im fomr I.sss
from the delivery 0f the papers 1t "a
ner, was received and returned ihis
ming. BeaHregard i'm reply eharees ii
and a yiolarion Of the Isas i
war against Gilmore, and aafiirrns til I
the ofiense Is repeated, he will en1s
stringent measures for retaliation. r.s
10 this time, the threat TO shell the ulII
has not been executed.
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Stevenson, Ala, Aug %. --Weldef
crossed the Tennsssee aasf night and
burned q small railroad bridge near Shell
Mound, thus seyering the communication
between the rebel right and left Tn view
of the ifllpasHibIity of the common roads,
this i an important affair. also secured
o ferry boat and two barges and brought
them to this side. 81
The advance OF army of the Gunaber-
lane appeared before Chattanooga ON the
81, and opened FIRE on the city. During
the forenoon, the enemy responded from
nineteen guns, mostly small ones, doing
littledlamage. Our fire was very destruc-
tive, and every battery that opened on
as was disabled The eneiny's works on
the river are reported very strong, the
parapets not less than fifteen feet wide.
Several water batteries on level with the
river were discovered. A steamer moored
in front of the City was destroyed By us;
another was disabled An attempt to dis
troy pontoon bridge of At boats, was frls-.
trated by the enemy's sharpshooters. 1t
is reported that two rebel divisions are ut
Chattanooga and one along tile railroad
towards Bridgeport. ContFabands report
that johnson has arrived and superceded
Bragg in command. ..a-s a%f %%'@
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In THE COUNTY COURT OF THE COUNTY OF
PLACER AND STATE OF CALIFORNIA. (
In the matter Of the Petition of o. X Leuin cs
I'm Msolvent Debtor.
nURSUANT to an order of the Hon. II. Eel
Il lows. County Judge OF the County Court oi
the county aforesaid, notice is hereby oiven TO all
the creditors Of the said Insolvent, O X. Lrvings
to he and appear before the Hon. II. Fellows,
County Judge aforesaid. in open Conrt. at the
Court Room of said Court, in the town of Auburn,
county Of Placer, on
The 3rd Day of October, A. D. 1868,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of that day. then and there TO
show cause. if any they can, why the prayer OF
said Insolvent should not be granted, ard an as
signmrnt of his Estate be made. and he lie dis
charged from his debts and liabilities, in pursu
ance OF the Statute in such case made and provi
ded ; and in the mean time all proceedings gains
said Insolvent BE- stayed. And it is further order
ed that the foregoing he published for ut leas
thirty days preceding the Sd day of October, 1863
in the PLACER HERALD, a weekly newspaper print
ed and published in said county.
WITNESS my hand ana the Seal Of said Court
this 9th day of August y. 1863
[l4S] WIN. CORY, County Clerk,
r.. 81 By WIN. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
L. E. Arnold. Attorney for Petitioner.
Auburn, August 90, 63.-30dys.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03
PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
COUNTY OF PLACER
III the matter OF the Estate of Thomas Kendall
deceased.
being made TO appear TO the satisfaction of
= the Court from the petition of II. D. Kendall
'ne Administrator of said Estate. praynr for an
order to sell the real estate that it is necessary
tnat the same should be sold to pay the debts
Outstanding against the deceased, and the charges
ana expenses of administration. 1t is therefore
ordered that all persons interested in said estate
appear before the Probate Court. on Monday. the
lo'n day OF October A. D. 1868. Il, 10 o'clock. A.
~ IN tne forenoon OF that day al, the Courtroom
oi said Court. ut the Court House in the town of
n!aupurn; q In the county aforesaid, to show cause
II any they have or can. why an order should
not ne granted TO the said Administrator to sell
'1e real estate Of the deceased or so much there
;n..,y ~ a. may De necessary to pay the outstanding
ue''eahess .hus and expenses of administration, ami
s enA' copy OF this order be published ut least
lour successive weeks in the Placer Herald. a
A4e%nspapep 1--WE printed and published in the town Of
Auburn, Placer county
WITNESS. Hon. H. Fellows Probate
Judge, and the Seal of said Court
10 hereto affixed, this frs. day Ooto
t~~j Der, 1863.
A. HUNTLEY, Clerk
BY WM SMITH, Deputy.
aamilton Williams. Atty's for Admr.
sept. 3. 1ss3,-4w
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03
Rules of the County Court.

To the Hon. County Court in and for Placer
County:
The Undersigned committee appointed to revise
the existing rule OF said Court. aud to report such
as may seem necessary and proper Tor the gov
erument thereof respectfully suggest that the fol-
lowing be adopted. viz
RULE l.
The hour of TO- A. NJ, is fixed for the opening OF
Court, during term unless the Court ut Il pre-
vious setting shall have adjourned'to to different
hour
RULE II.
After opening of Court the order of business
shall be.
First. Reading of minutes of previous day.
Second-Th. hearing Of motions.
Third calling OF Calendar of causes.
Fourth The trial OF causes.
And we do further suggest that all other rules
oil said Court be abolished.
CHAs. A. TUrTLE.
E. l.. CRAIG.
l.. B. ARNOLD.
Adopted this 18th day Of Sept A. D. 1868.
AHe't: II. FELLOWS, County Judge
The Placer herald., 1863-10-03
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 5th day
~ OF October, A. u. 1868. IN Election will b,
held in the Auburn School District, Placer Coun
ty, at the School House. at which election will bt
submitted TO the qualified electors OF said District
4 proposition to levy Special Tax. for the pur
pose OF raising the sun OF Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars, tol the purpose of purchasing the land anc
buildings lately occupied by VIM. Y. Henson
Esq, for School House aud Play Ground tol
the Auburn School District and tor making tht
necessary repairs to said buildings.
At said Election the electors will also elect ;
Collector and Assessor for the District.
II. HAZELL,
Clerk of the Board of School Trustees
Auburn. Sept. 18th lS63.-0w