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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-05-01

lie undersigned who has been well knoxn in
this par: OF the state :ar 20 years as : Marble
Worker continues "a manufacture Monuments.
Grave Stones and Ornamental Work Of every
style of pattern. Ia sui, everybody; aud in view
Of the fac: that he does the most expensive mr.,
Of the work himself. lac sell al pa ices that no
man can live az. and hire his work dome and nav
his bills II Is Wei established fact tina; mar
alwayS succeeds the bcSt who : the best arauain,-
ed with the business which he Is in What sane
man would think Of getting fine proportional.
and well finished monument. designed and exc
cuted under the directions Of a man who had
tended saw mill a: peiiled tin; II You want 4
coed lC5 90 "a I coed mechanic. tell him VIA,
You want. and yam VIII get The best work and the
lowest price those vino are about To- purchase
Monuments or Grave Stones. Will had ;,ist 1ylla,
Nil suit them by c"i.iinL n I.ynd N OF by writing
full particulars. and every Job Will be executed
with fidelity and strict regard TO the wishes of the
purchaser. Il ?. SPENCER.
Lyndon. Jan. l. lti5- 27tf
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- EARN FOR SALE.

A FARM FOR SALE.
ssisRss.. Where Asa Morrill, died in Kirby,
lIiijHE on the River Road leading from East
s& ST. JohnSbury to West Concord;
about u miles from each Village. Said farm con-
tains 40 acres best quality Meadow Land, 20
acres best quality Of lillase, upland pasture of
the best quality, Weed Land. Sugar place, Sugar
house. Sap pans set in an Arch, buckets, holders
and dry Wood in SUGAR house; everything ready
to commence sugaring. All the Buildings on
said farm are new; I'll necessary out Buildings
running Water in the house and barn.-in short
everything about the buildings to make it con-
venient and one of the most desirable farms in
Caledonia County. One half of the purchase
money can lay on mortgage on the premises in
twenty years equal annual payments and the other
half the purchaser can have ii he wishes three
years equal annual payments with undoubted Sc
curity. Possession given Immediately.
CALVIN MORRILL,, Executor.
March p, 1868. 39tf.
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0. S L E V E n S {.
ECONOMY, HEALTH AND
DURABILITY.

Do you want to sleep in the best bed:-Use
Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to buy the cheapest bed:-Buy
Casinos Spring Mattress
Do you want to buy the most durable bed =
1t is Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to use the most healthy bed =
Use Casinos Spring Mattress.
Do you want to enjoy good nights rest:-
You can; on Casinos Spring Mattress.
For health, durability and economy it is unsur-
passed.
Fer the truth of the above would refer to the
many in this and neighboring towns who are
using them ]. L. CASINO.
Next to Bingham's Drug Store, st Johnsbury.
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=, / \ / F. OF VERM MONT
~ CALEDONIA DISTRICT. :. :
NsTICE To JOSEPH COUNTER AND JAM
COUNTER.

Whereas. '"ic ". psiIui II Burke. ia lli,- J'u,.
ri CIeaIlia- Aforesaid. has brought before trlrg
C''si, lar >ad county hl> lii against lsr Caurt
James CuIier- isie >ald Burke Whereby liIr
lii> arr aia!Ir! 81 Their good, and estate
In" lianil IA PA II dct, Judgment TrC'lr.-3
the aiur a-aiil>t tie defendants, The Dan
slTT. \ A. i>> ~ the Ci~l leTaiincl A>lilrl B'
T-i'dI. RI 'fril e" the j-S1o- liz Pca,r.
>iii C'lhiK 90 taclia- itT the 81 lirIN thrtt j.
las .'li - c;,;'--tN~1 Urlt> which i1 -s-; The ~
ld It's :tl.i5> due ana uIidl3-N Lh sui Is uaN
pending in >s;d CIGrf-
AMI vi Tr>- the uelvlIlcntS a~-l.i iI' :!lv t'
ami nahc n'i had notice o The service 'i Tie NH. f
sal ih and James Counter hereby notified 20
lsdclH 81 SAD suit, and 10 appear ii're >lid U0It.
the tli regular term thereof &" tr he'd Al - Jf
lTA i! said county, flr TUESDAY JuEr
IL tvir;ls Ia, il itisg have
By p-ti,T II >aId Court.
CHARLES :. DANA. c..
Sg0I7AEu CIARk AEIHs. Tor PIFF- 49,
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TATE OF MONT

~ Cal,dania l.i>tl.ci --.
A. -. 70 P-a.-ie C'ar;. holden Al y. 5.Ir.-.-
v.. .g "a: ~ii8 district, it.y ,Ih day ti Ar
l.. lis
basF' fari.' ii -u3r .:iail Il Eg;..a EIrlIi is.
heir "a >Gn.n"l Rallrft al' al Sutton said ,i>--
>s'a. :i.;'-'-. ,iaA-> Ai'lC--. "a L. ~lis ,.sf
ii,-lf - j fle =. i-. ri.,r.a ai hi> >l @
IL tslc IIiH>r lsill tiic proceeds Il lgl sale
il.r:- E ilNt>i'i- .; "a stock rcirr>r1't,- l.sr
$40 t't liz. interest his said AL
@lerli-rI. d = ordered hy al court. thai "A ase
Call De- riH-.t3 L Ia - - aaE. i a. a.
- II" iii:ic Ia y -.l'istir hearing ana J,
,t'' q 40 Q, q, luItl.e- url-Ici. lhat all ig>
c~,'i- - i'iiii'l here ty publication Il u,iior
application AID order fhre.. three Nerk> >ulg--a
il IL EAi'ril.n. ,Titir, 81 Jollf>iurs. hrl.r
Illsr 81 i.ri,i- tina they appear >4 49,
!,ia-1.T-s. I Ihv- Csu>c, object thereto
By ;h' Court.
i2-,i Attest, ASA /. FRENCH. Iu4--
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- I \ I L OF We VI % y /
~ CAuEnoNIA DE- rR-IT -

To LAtd"n Cram late OF Na-thcld IL The Cr5iiA Of.
l,l-tvu, nov 81 ltaTt- unknown 'Hiti ..
nv The authority OF the State u Vernon N'A a. 81.
commanded 10 make YOUR personal Al'caraicr Z"
Court Oi ChanoeTy L. Toe held al ~ Jolii>l-fA %
IL Il Caledonia the first Tuesday b. jun . NJ
ls5l - make ANSWER Il you have cause. I" In -
,laiuf q, Josiah Gage II said s. JuII>bUrN-
substance that, CA the lSth DAY OF june. A ~ -
Cram executed 10 tie complainant nIuTia=t ~ ..
tain LAID IN Burke. In the County d! Naled0'-
- leir- pari of the firsf division lats. draw g.
riEht ui Ozias Humphreys. Calvin Austin. VI fSt- .,
ana John fay. estimated 10 cy'tAin about n a, ~
the SANE dee2ed 10 said Cram by Benjamin f-e a..
HE I7th day 81 January. A. ID. ls5g. r..-.
Csfdiii ned f0r The payment of two nodes isr .
fred dollars paNah- IN wear. and the Other ~ ~.
hundred and IhlTty dollars. pay able IL Two A1aIe
date Il said mortgage. -...,
That - l0tes due and unpaid. and l-ayi--
eauiiy II redemption o The said Cram and rt4ir'
IN the premises max hr f0recllsed. &C. Id
t-iyea under my hand. al 81 JOhnsDuTy. m The No'
CaledOuia, this sJth day Of April, A. u. ISIS.
CHARLES s DANA
kS4a Clerk VI the Court Vi CAaheS'''
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w single application renlers the hair mo matter
how stiff and dry soft AMI glossy several days 1t i
concedcd by IL who have used it, lie Mebe>t mn! che
prSt huir oir,ssiH9 IN he dcortd.
Prepared by JOSEPH BJRNHTr < Co, Boston, and
for sale by dealers GENERALLY.
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Carpclinss at Low Prices

j. LOVEJOl Co, 6 and 10 Summer St. Boston,
Having ordered largely of the choicest styles of English
BRUSSELS AND TAPESTRIES
before the rise in Exchange, and of the Ameri
can Supers and Three Phys, before the late advances
have received them in store and for few weeks will
sell at less than manufacturers prices.
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c. W. WILLIAMS e. Cos
Double Thread
Family Sewing Machines.

Prices ranging upwards from go These machines have
been in HE market nearly tire yeuS, during which time
they have earned a reputation SecOnd to IN the
"oria They make the '!oubeoup' STITCH use straight
needle. from the original spOOs, and all
ted. Circulars, with sample Of sewing. set by mail.
Sub-agcnts wanted ~ slesroom, 323 Washington
s., Boston.
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Premature Loss OF the Hair, which

Premature Loss OIL the Hair, which is SoeoIn-
mon nova lays may be entirely prevented by the Use
of Burnetts Coo 'ane 1t has been used in thousands Q:
where the hair coming out in haniu5, ami has
never f,ed to arrest its decay, and to promote heal
thy and vigorous growth Ii IS at the time urri
vailed dressing for the hsir since application
will render it soft ami glossy for several days.
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Belts, Elastic Stockings Knee Caps, &c. He also oper-
acs on Club feet, and treats mechanically all kinds OF
ply steal eformies supplying the required Instruments
from his factory and gives personal attention
10 their proper application and adjustment.
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lsrJ. W. Phelps.

IT the sign Of the Golden Eagle 6S fremont St. Boston
Established in 1884. Keeps supply OF his Gel
rbratrI
Trucaau Su,no,+or, Pr,oo,
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into the room with his
HATS. CAPS AND FURS.
where he will continue to keep and manufacture
BOOTS AND SHOES OF THE VARIOUS
PATTERNS AND LATEST STYLES.
His Manufacturing Department will be under
the direction of
MR. ROBERT MORO AN.
who has been known in this vicinity for many
wears as very faithful aad accommodating work
man.
MR.. BERGE RON.
from Hanover. y. II. wha has been with me for
the LAST SIX MONTHS still continues 70 make the
LADIES d GENTS FINE BOOTS
which for superior workmanship are exeelled by
none 20
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Loss of STAIR.

Messrs Joseph Burnett \ Co, BostoD
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no YOU WANT A GOOD LOUNGE
- FOR 4 LITTLE MONEY?

You can get a good one Of Casino for s., 60.
Do you want Real Nice Lounge: You can
get any style. quality, shape price of CASINO,
and they are all warranted.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28
EASTERN NEWS.

The Atlantic news presents nothing of &
startling character AS yet mastery mac
t;y;tv prevails along the circle of military
o,,oraions. if we except the demonstration
AGAINST Port Hudson, made by Banks and
Farrugut.
AS the radical Abolitioniss are now die
taang the "war policy" of the Admin tra-
t;on we hear much Of the doings of the
"Black Brigades;;" and while white soldiers
are quiet in camp, we are told that Kansas
Montgomery is achieving great vic
tories over the rebels in Florida, with his
two regiments of South Carolina contra
bands. If the telegraph is to be believed,
the brave deeds of these negro regiments
is causing the War Department to be over
whelmed with applications from white men
for commissions in the negro regiments pro
posed to be raised. Another report that
Montgomery and his legion had been capr
tured lacks confirmation
Gen. E. V. Sumner, who commanded the
Pacific Department two years ago. and who
distinguished himself in numerous battles in
Virginia, died at Syracuse, N. Y, on the
2lst, of congestion Of the lungs.
Gen. Hooker has issued an address to the
Army of the Potomac, and says, that in the
ensuing campaign, 80 far as he is concern
ed he means that there shall be no more
mistakes or doubtful results, if the enemy
does not run"
The Confederate Government have nego
ciated loan at Paris, for 100000 francs;
and Secretary Chase is reported to have an
offer from German capitalists to make a
loan of O,OO0, 900 to the Federal Cow
eminent.
The usual account of great restitution at
the South is given-but as they have been
on short rations for eighteen months. lac
cnrding to the varacinus (0 teleeraph) it is
presumed the rebels are becoming used to
starving.
The report Of the Committee on the
Conduct of the War will be made on the
5th of April. 1t is said to contain evidence
that will court martial at least one officer of
rank-Gen. Mcclellan perhaps, as the Abo,
litionists are determined to sacrifice him if
possible
Gen. Burnside has been appointed to the
command of the Department of the Ohio,
which includes the State Of Kentucky. He
has arrived at Cincinnati
The premium on gold is down to rty'one
cents.
Southern dispatches claim the Confederate
troops run the negro Federal soldiers aboard
the gunboats, at jacksonville Florida.
Lees army is reported to be falling back
from the Rappahannock to the deiences
around Richmond. Doubtful
Admiral Farragut, in his attack upon
Fort Hudson, succeeded in running the flag
ship Hartford past the batteries. The steam
ship Mississippi was snnk.
The Federal gunboat expedition into the
Iazoo river, is ye. without definite results.
Cincinnati is full of rumors as to the adj
vance Of the Confederate forces into Ken
lucky. They are said to be occupying
Danvie. The Federal forces are falling
back to Lexington.
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The DAYTON Empire Of Feb ID is respon'
sihle for the following: "A detachment OF
the Odd Ohio went out on foraging expe-
dition, recently, in the neiehborhood Of
Murtreesboro. They met with poor la |,
owing to the fact that The ground had just
been gone over Nv another detachment, aud
the boys were very hungry when they ait
down" on the plantation Of an old Seceder
who had escaped the general tax While
the boys were clearing the barn and barn
yard of eatable filings for 'man and hoss''
Lieutenant E., of Company b, thought he
would call in at the house and seq what
manner of people tenanted it.
HE entered the residence unlimited, and
no one greeted him when he made bis APP
pearance. The dinner, piping bot, and
sending out most savory and inviting odor,
was being placed on the table, and as the
family sat down without asking him to take
place with them, and he was very hungry,
he determined TO put on a style Of impu-
dence never before attempted by him.
There was vacant place, and he occupied
it, heping himself as though at home, aud
ate very hearty dinner. The strangest
point about this item is, that from the time
Lieutenant E. entered the house until he left
ne did not speak word to the inmates, or
they speak to him."
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HE CHERoKEEs. In relation to the dis
patch, received some days ago, stating tina
the Council of the Cherokee Nation had re-
pealed the ordinance of secession, freed the
slaves, etc, the Red Bluff Beacon says.
The meaning of all this is manifest tc
those acquainted with Cherokee AFFAIRS
There at this time two governments in the
Cherokee Nation, each claiming supremacy
and each depending upon the success of mill
tary movements for the power to make good
its authority. One government rests upon
the support Of the Southern Confederacv
added to the native strength. The other
depends upon the support of the North -
The latter is the Ross government. John
Ross, ia usurper in the first place. was driv-
en- from the country by the forces of the
portion of the nation hostile to him, joined
to the Southern Confederacy, and Ross fled
to Washington. The Legislature which re
pealed the act Of secession is simply another
and different body of men from them which
passed it. It's Ross Legislature, and aboll
ishes slavery, and procams loyalty to the
Federal Government under temporary sue.
cess of the Federal arms, or it may be, for
what we know, permanent success
N T-- ~ NJ, 1-,
'Au'o - '-' no ~ e'"ua 'ou' '''l
'."' '"0 u W t''0 on,'''u'0" u
>'1'1l ''' WY '"'o"y ""g' "'N 'no!
'oGN0N V W. '''0 40 ~ ~ se' '' ~
o"'y 'as a se' ~ Pe ay 'nnap,'o1 O"u,
TI"." az '""I ',''e' no ''o'.Io'e ~ ".ts
:: 10y o"'' 'ooNo,' "IN,' VIC "'SS'' - ''' u,
~ ,,a,.aI .I' oaI. ''I Ia oH, ,|
trainers of our Constitution with being guilty
OF allowing "Wblte man, whose testimony
could be bought on either side with quart
OF whiskey, to testify In court, and shut out
every colored man.' The Internal whjte
man, whose testimony can be bought for
quart OF whskey," we suppose, according to
the logic OF the Journal, Is to be thrown aside,
while the "1ntelgent eontraband' IS to take
his place IN courts of justice, as well as in
the pulpit and at the bar The editor of the
journal thanks God that the foul blot"
which has been disgrace to our statute
books has been removed White folks,
stan back, and give the Niger chance.
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ELECTION NOTICE..

hin accordance with section 18th of the act Of
IL March 28th, 1857, an election will be held in
each School District in Placer county. on the
first Saturday in April, 1868, for the purpose Of
elecling Three School Trustees in each School
District, to serve during one year from the date
of their election The polls in all cases must be
opened at the School House. if there be one. The
Trustees will appoint the Judges and Clerks of
Election. and the voting must be by ballot. 1t
will be the duty of the Judges Immediately after
the election, to certify the returns to the County
Superintendent Of Common Schools, who will
issue Certificates of Election to those having the
hi CHEST number of votes, and will also when con
vcnient, administer the oath Of office, otherwise
the oath may be taken before any officer in the
County, who has the authority to administer an
oath. The County Superintendent Will furnish
the Trustees of each District with blank notices
of election, which they will fill out and post at
least one week previous to the election.
A. H. GOODRICH,
County Superintendent of Common Schools.
Auburn. March l4th, 1868 -4w
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION

YENHE qualified electors OF the Town of Auburn
n will take notice that in accordance with
the provisions of an Act of the Legislature enti-
tied can Act to Incorporate the IoWn OF Au-
burn" approved March 10Th, 1861, there VIII be
an election held in said Town. on
Monday the 9Th day, of April, a. ID. 1868,
for the purpose OF electing five Trustees, in
accordance with said Act.
The polls will be opened at the Empire Hotel,
at 9 o'clock. A. NJ. and close at suns t. James
McBurney Inspector; Henson Hazel and Peter
Harrison Judges ....,.,,,-,
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, have
(--) hereunto set my hand, and caus-
SEAL ed the corporate seal of the
l-l Town Of Auburn to be affixed
hereunto this the 4th day OF
March, A. d. 1868.
TABB MITCHELL
President Board of Trustees.
.dttest WILLIAM Sexton, Clerk.
Auburn March 18th I863--3w
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HOTEL d'ORLEANS,

LOUIS ISERMiNN, Proprietor.
q HAVING this day leased the Hotel dOrleans
Il Z from Mr. Louis Snitzger, am prepared to
offer to travellers and boarders the accommoda
tons of first class Hotel. The house aud fixtures
are entirely ncw,-the bedrooms large and well
ventilated: and the bar and dining rooms very
commodious. The TABLE will not b. surpassed
by the hotels of the larger cities Of the State. and
the BAR will be supplied with pare Wines and
Liquors.
In resuming business take this opportunity to
return my thanks for the generous patronage be-
slowed to me heretofore. and TO assure the public
that the Hotel d'Orleans will ever, be desirl-
bic Hotel for travellers and bolrdcrS
LOUIS ISERMANN.
Iowa Hill, January 18th. lS63--my
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Gwynn's Variety Store,

NORTH OF THE GRAVE YARD.
= AN NOW OFFERING FOR SALE. Il variety
g. Of goods cheap for cash or country produce.
have ON hand
Hungarian Grass Seed, Glover Seed, and
lawn Grass Seed, and all kinds OF
Garden Seeds. Also, in growth,
IL variety Of Cabbage
Plants. ready TO
transplant.
Also, Hams, Shoulders and Midlings, cured by
myself
BUTTER. LARD AND FRESH EGGS
always on hand. Gail and see my variety, for
sell at low prices to suit the times.
JOHN Il. GWYNN.
Anhnrn. MArch 1th. lSG3.-4W
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cONSTAElE'S SALE.

EBY virtue of an execution, to me directed and
I'D delivered, on the 18th day Of March, A. D.
1868. issued out of the Court Of IL. W. Starr JUS
tice of the Peace, of Township No. 10, Placer
County, State of California upon judgment
rendered in the Court Of Peter Singer on the
10th day of October 1861. in favor OF James r.
Cameron, and against r. S. Dodge for the sum OF
One Hundred and Ninety-onc Dollars and cigh-
teen cents, (Sl91 1S) principal and interest, and
for costs of suit taxed at Nineteen Dollars and
fifty cents, | have levied upon and will expose
for sale at public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash, at Virginia, Placer county, Township
No. 2. on
Wednesday, April 9TH, A. ID. 1868,
at the hour of o'clock, p NJ, all the right, title,
interest and claim which the said r. S. Dodge
had on the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1863 in and
to the following described property, to-wit: The
certain forty acres of land located as follows:
West half Of lot No. |, or in other words, the
southwest quarter of the north east quarter. sec
ton 4, township II. north range east Mount
Diablo Meridian, this land being in Township No.
2. All of which named and described property
| shall sell as aforesaid, or much thereof as
may be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment
together with the costs due and accruing costs.
V. w. CLEVELAND,
Constable of Township No. 10.
March list, lS63-3w
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KANSAS JAYHAwKERs. Many Of the voll
unteers from Kansas, in the Federal service,
have been VIGOROUSLY conspicuous for laxity
OF discipline, and propensity to steal, des-
troy and outrage. The examples set by jim
Lane, Jennison, Montgomery and other Jayt
hawkers have been but TOO readily initiated
by their more humble followers until they
have become by word and reproach in the
army. Gen. Hunter, when in command in
Missouri, was compelled to run the jayhawk-
kers out of his lines, with warning not to
return-hence his quarrel with Jim Lane.
We see by the N. Y. Herozds CORES.
pondence from Memphis, under date of Jan
2sth that in that quarter they have also
obtained an unenvabe notoriety. He saws.
"The most startling reports daily reach ms NJ
0utrages by our soldiers all along the line of the
memphis and Charleston Railroad. The seventh
halsas regiment o. cavalry are particularly men.
tioned as the perpetrators of outraoes for which
I 1i officers ought to be dismissed the service
FENCES are pulled down and burned. hoes cattle
ana fowls are killed, mules and horses stolen
houses no burned and pilage and rapine are their
t ta every day pursuits. Even ladies have
mau tnelr clothes on their persons thrown over
their heads. on the pretext that thew had money
Gu iheir persons which they would not give up
Tucl aesolatlon rs has followed in their tracks in
mes' tennessee can never be adequately shadow.
eu iorth IN words 1t has to be seen to be appre-
o.a'eu: oHlcers who fail to command their men
"0 guilty. and should be made to suffer-
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lNsOLvENT NOTICE.

In the County COnrt of The County OF Placer and
State of California.
In the matter Of the Petition of Thomas S. Levy.
an Insolvcnt Debtor.
EDURSUANT to an order Of the Hon. E II.
K Van Decar, Judge of the County Court
aforesaid, notice is hereby given to all the credi-
tors of the said Insolv ent. Thomas S. Levy, to be
and appear before the Hon. E. H. Van Decar,
County Judge aforesaid at his chambers at the
Court House, in the County of Placer on the
goth day Of April 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 the said lnsolvent
should not be granted, and an assignment of his
Estate he made, and he be discharged from his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance of the statute
in such case made and provided; and in the mean
time all proceedings against said lnsolvent be
stayed. And it is further ordered that copy
of This notice be published once week for four
succcssivewecks. before said day, in the placer
Herald.n weekly paper published at Auburn in
said county. BY order.
(--l WITNESS my hand and the Seal of
lL.S.I said Court, this lth day OF March,
~ p. 1868.
VIM. CORY, County Clerk,
By WM. SMITH, Deputy Clerk.
J. p. Cameron. Petitioners Attorney.
March IA, lS63-4w
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

TACTIC STEAMSHIP Co.-This Companv
nave given notice that steamers will be dis
patched from San Francisco to Panama
hereafter on the I'd, 18TH and 23d of each
month. Should any of these dates fall on
sunday the vessels will be dispatched on the
Monday following.