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The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

SouTH CARoIlNA GIVING UNpER.-Jhe
telef has been often expressed that i; were
better that South Carolina had been sunk 10
the bottom of the Atlantic, than to have
been instrumental in bringing about the
present unhappy condition of the country
From late eastern news il seems not improha
ble that such fate is in store for the Palmetto
State, as the dispatches say that Gen. Gil
more has moved his headquarters and camps
from Morris Island owing to the sinking o
the beach
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
Profligacy in Washington.

The correspondent of the Boston Traveller
thus dis,ourses Of matters and things in
Washinoton:-
1t is useless to deny that the war has, in IA
measure, poisoned the taste of the people,
bringing. as it has unns akahy, iral" OF
evils to the doors of Washington previously
bu, little known, until it is sad,lening to be-
hold the utter degeneracy of the people, par
licularv the middle classes, to-day. The
stranger cannot fail to observe the large
number of jabbering foreign row'lles who
conwreoaie "A. the different corners OF the
different streets. MANY of these fellows are
exl-d vagahonds, who are h re on the look.
out for the first dishonest ofirial who has
something to sell Ii mak's II" difference
whether the property be- contiSra'ed furniture
captured horses or Qnarlernas'er or Com
mls>ary stores; the purchaser has no prnc'
pies to lose. and why should he be scrupu-
lous in making bargain.
Then there re scores of ba k-|egs and
prot-ss,ona gamblers here from New York.
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston. plying
their arts most d-xler",isIv to inveigle AS
many unsn>p citing "tii ers and soldier, As
possible INTO their mtSlles, alter The pay mas
ter has been around; and in which AN >"r
nv to say. they often sucree rohblng the
fl "sh men of every cent Of their hare, earn
ings. Brazrn faced har"ts promenade the
avenue and dash through ;he streets in open
harourhes, dressed in the most ha>hy eos
tunes. their faded features rovered with
chalk and rouge. Half intoxicated r"wdlts
IN 4
smoking their cigars and shouting indecent
language. In fact, gambling icruli"u-ness,
drunkenness and every species of evil, run
riot throughout the cirv, until now pr'tl'yar>
reens supreme. would like 10 tell y"u a
few facts in relation to lie lille ant hoels'
of this dusty place, and of the recherche
style in which nothing is served. But
enough Of Sudnn and G"norrah.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
SIGNIFICANT.-1h correspondent of the

SIGNIFIcANT.-The correspondent of the
CinclunaiI Cunnerrial, in a letter. describes
the presentation of some silver plate to tIrnl
Banks. hy the Young ladies' Of the pubIr
Schools of New Orleans. On the walls Of
the room where the presentation took place
were inscribed The names of Fa,rayut, Banks,
Weirz-l, N,rkpr>nn, Stone. Mcmillan, Gro
yer. Arnold. Sherman, Andrews. Grirrson.
Paine, Augnr. Dwight and Emory; hut u"
where could he found that # Mai,r General
Bru amin +. Bnler-a name 81 intimately
associated with the history of New Oreans
since its capture. that one would think it The
first To occur IT, the mind unless, indeed. b\
ta,t understanding with the powers that b-.
it is il tulure to be kept srnd,nn>ly out OF
sight, for some reason which We can onl,
gutss At At any rate, it is strange thai
while all rebeldom is vet ringing with the
recital of his atrocities, and The murderer OF
the London Times sill makes him the tar
gel Of an orca-ional b.lt the name If Gen
Butler should b- forgotten ON the theatre Of
his most successful oprraiu
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
TAX-NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given To the tax Pa!r'f' f,bn
~ Township No 3. that have received o' ,iU ,iO
County Auht + th" Tax Roll OF this l"""'".p
for The year 1863 all taxes therein asS's>e', .nS
now due and payable. aud the law for tn" eh'o.uGI
menl OF their collection will be- strictly Fn'"v. mI
rs well as OF all State. Military, Poll ana no""
Tax remaining unpaid. =. ,ho
will be at The County Treasur"r's ofic" in the ne
town of Auburn. on Saturday. October "a d, ,is ,hs
every Frislay and Saturday thereafter, un''' NV
10th day oil November.
JOHN CONNOR:
Collector Township NO. D.
Auburn. Oct. 10, 1863 CIV.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

THE FREEPoRT RAILROAD This road is be
tween and 10 mil"> in length. and runs in n
straight line from Fr"rport to a point anout s
miles back of Sacrmrn The town is we'll
levred Is l6 miles below SACRAMENTO, is sa 10
be easily accrssinl" to sailing vessels the water
along the entire front being deep ami Nv dis.
charging there th" trip to Sacramento will b..
Shortrn"o At Last one day. Th"s" circumstances
with ire" dockl2e ar" all in its ftvor and as the
company intend delivering cobblc stones and
granite lh"re IL will doubtless inter ere 10 some
extent with The trade at SACRAMENTO
5. E BnLLliin
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

FrRE-INcENpIAKIsM On Thursday, LIST
inst, the dwelling house of Mr.. F. A. Rcd
wine, situated near Dry Creek, four miles
north If Auburn, was entirely destroyed hy
fire. as we'll AS ali the household furniture
The family we're absent at the time, and were
unable to save anything from the flames.
There are cirrums, ances leading to the belief
that some vagrant Indians robbed the honsr
and then fred it, The loss is about $500,
which is severely felt hy Mr. r.
Mr.. R-dwine requests us TO state that the
Recorders books and papers Of The Lone Star
and Bear River Mining Districts were saved
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
G.. w. FINLEY.
Y ~ y Z Y
Survevor Placer County, Gala,

AuLp LANG SYNE.-lhe richness of this
claim, now consolidated, aud called the Hum
bol,lt Cold and Silver Mining Co is almost
fabulous. Il is, no d ,uhi richer than even
the Could Il Curr-y; but a far better sp+ru'
larion to invest in is HOUSTON, HAST
INGS & COS. New StyI- Clothing, without
which yon can neither sell feet or even look
respectable.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
THE SrArE FAIR ITzzLE The Sac. Union

The STATE FAIR 1IzzLE The Sac. Union
ries, that the late State Fair a, that place
was failure, points 10 the large money
receipts as an evidence that it was hrllian,
success. If we may Judge by the mere jim
gle of dollars, the Union is right, as the
visitors were numerous, and their dsburse
ments libera--but that the show was worth
the entrance fees is incorrect. Every per-
son we have met, who visited the fair, says
it was miserable abortion and inde-
pendent Of the horse racing, had not re
deeming feature of attraction. The fair put
money in the poke, of Sacramento, but the
sightseers paid dearly for the whistle.
1t is useless to disguise the fact that the
State Fairs at the Capitol City are loosing
character from year to vear-n fact are
not respectable rivals to District Fairs. The
reason for this may be found in the selfish
ness of the State Society in locating the
Safe Fair permanently at Sacramento. At
the the time this determination was arrived
AT. We demonstrated, believing it To be in
inral to the interests Of he State Smeiy
and the result has proved the correctness Of
our position. Te mere money received is
not the rriterian of s,ures>--but the exten,
and variety of the exhibition. In some of
the older States. the rule is, to hold these
exhibitions at the large and accessible
towns in rotation; and by this means all
serions of the State, are from time to time
able to exhibit their productions, and give
their patronage. In California. it SEEMS to
us, the State Fairs shou be held alternate
" at Sacramento, Marvsville. Stock'on and
San Francisco, as these places are easy OF
access and the centres Of districts of coun
try that are able to furnish the requisite
material for sucr ressful exhibion But
the pare that ha' been adopted, enables thu
Fair to be An exhibition of limited portion
ot the State, and from year to year it is de
generating to the proportion of a District
and County Fair.
II the Sacramento people and their press
have a heartfelt interest in the snccess ol
the State Society, they must become more
cosmopolitan in their IDEAS.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Coop PLATFORM. candidate for
County Jnl.e. announres hlm>elf in the
Trinity National in the following manner:
Fellow CIrIzENs:-l hereby announce
myself rs a ran,llla- for the h,yh and inn
porlan' office of County Judge in opposition
to the Union Leagues ar "auv other man.
Nv platform is Union. Morality, Virlce,
and l-mr-ranre-an undvinL opposition
to Union Lpagnpisln. I}-erheris,n Free Love
ism, Jno. Brownis'n, and Lincoln Amagama
lioulsm.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
NOTICE

'ktllE Undersigned h,N ing rccrlvcu he Assess
K mcnt Roll of District No. q for tn. yea,
1868, from the oun,y Auditor. notice is hereby
given that "ihe State and County Taxes are dine
and payable. allI iIat lie Laws in regard 10 their
collection will be strictly rnlorcrd.' and thai |
viii be At Ophir. Oh every saturday. until The
time expires tor collection. AT Gold HLl on
Tu">d y. November l0,h 1T Virginia, "Wednesday.
November lth; Wilson Town. Thursday. Noypn.
her l2lh. for the purpose OF receiving he alore.
said taxes, rom the 1aX.'at"r> Of ih Township.
DANIEL CHOATE.
Collector OF District No.
OctOber 10Th. 1853 CIV
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
Respectfully,
DANIEL UITCHCoCK.

IIuMBrG. 1t seems that the California
battalion that was raised here for Ma>sa. hnl
sets, and taken east aud incorporated in n
Massachusetts, regiment, and received the
bounty given 10y that Stale, held An election
in their camp, on SUNDAY. Somewhere down
on the Potomac, and voted for California
State off ers. OF course Mr.. Low, the
Abolition candidate for Governor, received
almost the entire vote. Can it he possible
that the Secretary of State will receive the
returns "f these votes AS the vote of Cah,
fnrnia soldiers. Ii so, the election fran,
rhise has become "A matter of little account
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
DIED..

In Auburn. on Sunday. 4th inst, CHARLES
CARROLL. infant son Of Joseph and Lizzie A.
Walkup. aged months and days.
In Auburn. on Wednesday, 7th inst. CLAYro>
FouG'As. only son o. JAS. E and Mary p. Hale.
aged 2yeals, months and % days.
IN Anhun' Oh Mon ". 5th inst, ALBERT,
infant son OF Mr.. john HIby.
At Fox'S Flat, Pllc"r county Oct 81 Mrs.
LUCINDA BECK, aged 50 years. months aud |
day.
Near Rattlrsn1ke Bar. on Thursday last JOIN
NELLY aged about six years son OF Mr. Michc.l
Kelly
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
Fire at Grass ValIcy---NEining Excitement

OhASS VALLEY. OciOncr 3.
The Phoenix griSt and saw mill Of This place,
owned ny D. II. henderson. Was destroyed by fine
this morning. at o. clock. suppos d To he The
work of an inccndary. Loss IRON $1,000 to
So 900
lh"r" is great excitement amongst the miners
who are jump ng and stalking oti claims ON the
burnt premises for mining purposes.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
MATTHEW TAyron

The People nave been 50 much mnng--,
by several worthless Sarsaparillas. that w. r'u
glad To be able to recommend prcpor,,io, -, V
can be depended OF as containing the v,,n.,,
that Invaluable medicine, and is worthy or w.
public confidence. DR.. AYERS SAp,,n"
ElLLA cures whr" anything can cure the disease,
that require an Alternative medicine
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
NOTICE

; hereby given that the undersigned WIZ "ppiin u
L TO the Register OF the State Land oliou n,h,r
Sacramento. AT his Office. on Saturday No.."'o,
l4h, A. D. 1863. or as soon thereafter as tue "p.
plicalion can be heard for he issuance o, " ps
en Tor the North East quarter OF Section l"rm icn
six (26) and thu South East quarter OF otS"ub N"r,b
twenty-three (23) in Township NO To- n ,aJ in
Range No East Mt Diablo Meridian. loca.eu loc.e or
United States Land Office, 4th day OF oc,Juul cC.hool
1858. by the Undersigned, it being State 0'D'''
Land.
wANTON BRIGGS
October 10th, 1861 M
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

ITEMS FROM REESE RlvER.--Fr, IN the
Reese River Rereilie of 3Ola of Se,lember,
We con'rnse the following items:
L1mber WAS retailing at s4C0 per 1000
feet.
Companies were shipping metallif-rou>
quar- for reduction to Dayton and San
francisco. The mills AT Austin were rharp
my 500 per ton for crushing. 1t could be
hauled to DAYTON and crushed thers At a
total cost Of SIS pei ton.
The first 10 stamp mil was being erected
at Canon Cly AS fast as the pieces of ma
chlnery could be put together. Seyelar
araslras wers wo. king day aud night
1t costs 81 81 10 get n bath at Austin.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
NEWARK, Ohio, March In To-.

MEssRs. A. l. SCovIIL Il Co-co
with great pleasure that l inform von =, il
effects Ct DIR. MOTIFS LIVER Pills '1e
family Four years ago | had the pJr uy
FEVER. although under the care of an ola ,1'oOS
Physician. who treated me- with Caiom., ,,.l .s"o0l
was salivaed. and my tongue wus mucb "'"
and it was the cause Of more pain than ~ sN'
ease itself. Finally, he gaye me un on', "~
that ! could nat live! / still linyer.a 9 'D@
weeks, and finally got ov,r the attack n,',
broken "o"n vi constitution. sui jet irquentj,.''
attacks OF hn'"m"t'e Pains in my Bon,s xI,
exposed" at least. to cold and 'lampnrss. Sn, %
that time | have had tlq quent simi,, '"cs
and have. hy the use of DR.. Mo,t'. v. A'r
Liver Pills broken up the d scase. w,bo,,l ''0e
the system injured hy the use of c,,o,n'' "s
would not be without them GU anv ,ooon1. l
Respectfully.
M
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
NH''FTH OI 7 TNCtT O'7u'T .
Auburn. October 10, 1868 3w
TAX NOrICE..-iUWNohIP NJ

Office is hereby given tht have rec'Isr'
" OF tn" County Aui or the Tax Roll o' 'P,
No. / for tn" year 1863 an taxes therein asseS'c"
are now due and ptyabl and the law Tor ihe 'n'
iorccmrnt Of their collection will be strictly e"
forced. as wei" as OF all State, italy. ron; ""u
Road Taxes remaining unpaid. n.u
On Tnrsdly. October 2Oth | will be al NY
Creek on the 2lsi. at Williams station; Oh ~,
22nd. at Bral's Bar; on the Z3r. at WIld"oou'
aud at Dotan's Bar OH the 24ih
G. l. GREELY.
Coil, ctor Township No l.
October TO- 1863 6w
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
MONOPOLUs MINING COMPANY

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TH.4T ON Sat
~ uriay: I'th d'y Of October. inst. there II
be sold At Doy'S Fiat. Placer County. to The par-
~ who will pay the delinquent assessment. tm..
on the lSth day OF SEPTEMBER. 1868 y for the least
portion oi u sh re, st ,ndng in the name OF the
party numbered below. rs Shall he necessary to
pay Such delinquent assessment. together with
costs liked by laws of the company
q COITI
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Coal DEVELOPMENTS. .-Accnrdirg to the
S,nona Comfy journal, specimens have
been taken from the mine Of the Sulphur
Creek C.'Al Company, At the depth of six
feet, as large as n -four barrel. Black
smiths in the vicinity are using the coal of
The Cumberland Company. at Clov-rlale.
which they pronounce we'll adapted for tl.eir
purposes.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

RESPONSIBILITY. What the state of the
uuiry was fir m 1900 mp to the Prrsi,Irn
nal election "i 1860, the Democratic party
is responsible for; what the condition Of The
country now Is. aud has been sin g the 4 /.
of M"rh, 1861, the Republicans are respn,
>ib,e for
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

IMMENSE Traffic TO REESE RlvER.-No
less than Two hundred an tiily heavy freight
teams were passed on the roa to Reese
last night. AS many AS lwe"'y-four heav.
ny laden wagons, with freight from Ca
norma bound for the same destination. s;op.
ped at DAYTON yr>trrday.- Virginia City
Eoen'ng Bulletin, Oct. q
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

RAMRoD DISPENSED WTH.-The use of
the rumrod in drilling troops has been for.
hidden in England. Reason-the steel
ramrod causes the wear Of rihsd barrels bv
ito fiieiies,
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

ll". FOR REESE RIv1R.-A periodical
mining excitement set M almost rs necessary
I" California as meat and drink; and AT presl
ent Reese River is the land of promise where
untold fortunes are TO be had hy simply
stalking eff feet" Hundreds, ave thousands
are making their wav To Reese River (Which
the reader will unlersrau to be about l15
miles east. southeast of virginia city. in a
COM araiiveiy barren country where, it i
said; the mineral veins are excep,linylv prom-
sing. The ReeS- River ReyeiUe COMPLAINS
that about five parsons are arr.iog there to
every pound Of "gruh,' aud propheses much
suffering if large supplies of provisions are
not forwarded, II is ,lttirnt TO Learn the
precise importance of The mines there. bni
II seems true that f.w claims are really
paving well from rock taken ont near the
surface. There are but few mills in opera,
lion vet and il cannot he definitely seitl- d
that the claims are generally as rich as they
are asserted to be-
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Copper PRospECrING -Alhonnh a mum
Der of the companies that commenced pros
pecling. in this region for copper, some
months since with great ea1erress, have re
Iixpd their efforts, there is still much work
much encouragement. There ar. some shaft $
down TO so and Is feei, and the rock i'm
proving at every foot in depth. We hope To
hear of ore being shipped from some Of them
Trough the winter months.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

EE An occasional cloud in the skv gives
hope that the long. drv season is drawing 10
a close. and that the parrhed earth and dried
IN streams will he rpfreshened hv the much
needed element, SO that farmers, miners and
every one else may experience the benefit
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Miners Luck OF the two men who
lisco> cred the richest mine in Nevada Terri,
tory, II not on tins continent, one, C"mst' ck
tbs llscovertr of the lea which now beal ,
his name, Is eklny out Il miserable ex sten, Z
10y working n poor clam on The Powder
r'vtr. The other, Could, the orig ual local +
"t the famous Could & Curry rIai.l, ca S
shingles for living !" Nashoe Valley
Virginiu Ciiy BuIefin
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

THE OR"vILLE RAILROAD This road is
completed to within four miles of Oroyill..
aud The iron for the remaining distance is
daily expected to reach the spot.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

DIsTRIcr Coukr.- This court will conn
mence on Monday, the 29th inst. The Cal.
ender will be made up Monday neXl. and all
causes will be omitted where the fees have
not been paid up
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

SUICIDE -In Sacramento. on Saturday, an
unkn wn man committed suicide by jumping
into the river and drowning himself
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

CoNQuERoRs AND PlGs.- Pizarra, the con.
qneror Of Peru. was not ashamed to own
himself the son of swineherd Ills man
sion at Trnj'lIo, erected after the conquest,
among other heradic devices, displays 9
couple Of pigs feeding under Al oak .rsa
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

SuoorNG.-A Peruvian named Eredro
shot Mexican, in Sacramento, during a
fight, on Sunday night.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

A much Wanted report of his having threat
ene Vallan'hgham, while in his hands. to
hang him if he came back, would make him
on one II true.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

STATE TREASURY There were S324.S26
in the STATE Treasury on the 3 INST, incud.
nu SOS. 900 in the General Fund
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

TIE SOLDIER V"rE DECLARED UNCoxsrr
TU1IoNAL - The Jnlicia V If New Uarnp-
Shire have ,learel HAT the snl,lirr>' vptin
proposition, which la been passed bv he
Republican Legislature of that STATE, is
"pp"Se'l to the spirit and letter Of the Con
>lltnilun MS well rs the common law. Viii, h
requires the presence Of The voters AT the
p"iS. Several practical objections to the
blII are also mentioned! in the opinion The
opinion is s'gned ly Chief J0S,l,e Hrll, and
Associate justices Bellows, Nr>ml h ANA
BarIlelle. TINS proposition is mlIar /"
the one passed bv II party vote in the L-gis-
Ianr- Of tins STATE last Wlnter.-NeU York
E,rpress.
The Supreme Court of New Hampshire is
Repnblirau. The Legislature If l'rnnsyI.
VA Ia a>>e'l n similar law but the R.utli.
can Supreme Court Set it aside as illegal
In C"nnertlcut the soldier vote law i, de-
clare! t" he unconstitutional b> the Il pub.
lran Supreme C"url of that State. The
prrreden's will apply 800 l". A soldier
vote law is no more constitutional here THAI
II Is in the other States where R-pnhl ran
Supiem- Conrs have set it aside.- CincM
natH Enquirer.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

The ship Rather, from San Francisco to
Boston, with Il California cargo, arrived Al
the latter place in ninety eight days, the
best VOYAGE for some time past.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Ty- Gen. R ,bert Anderson, the hero of
Fort Sumter. has Iat.ly been assigned To the
r"mmsnd oi the depot OF volunteers, At
Newport, K-n'nrky. 1t is worthy of re
mark lha, G-n. A. has not before been in
Alive service since the surrender of Sum
ter
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT RArrLEsNAKE.-On
Wednesday afternoon a fire broke out in
PIank's saloon, al Ratrlesnakp, which quick Y
communicated to The neighbor;ng buildings
on the same side Of the street. and betor
lis progress could be stayed seven buildings
were destroyed, Including the hotel, billiard
saloon, an'l theatre building. belonging to
Samuel Morris. Mr.. Morris is the principal
sufferer 10y the conflagra'ion. Fortunately
The town was not compactly built, else the
entire village would have been destroyed.
We learn no estimate of the loss.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
BOARD OF EXAMINERS

WE, TIE BOARD OF EXAMINERS cm,
w cd by AN Act for the b. tier nrotrc,;" i''"[
the Treasury OF Placer County," approvcd An.n
9Th. 1888. do hereby certify that in pnrsl,nndp p.
our duties as set icrth in said Act of tbn I VI VI
laure oI the State OF California; we have ov,I,D
ed the books and ptprrs in the Office of p "
Bin,ar,l the Treasurer e Placer Comtr .'1 u'
find that there should he on th" 81 t,v o O,l I"'
A. D. 1853. on the close OF the official busi.n,
sld day the Mounts in The several County runIs
as specified below. namely: u'
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

CANADA GoLD.-'rhe 9 Iebec papers say
that there is great rush 10 the gold mines
recently discovered within thirty five miles
of that citV.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

The Cumberland Coal Company, at Clover.
dale. Sonoma county, have superior vein Of
mineral.
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Lucy Stone saws, The cradle is woman's :
ball.n-box" Then we've known some an.
lawful voting--where two ballots were dc.
posted At one time
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

EF Our SACRAMENTO correspondence
failed to come 10 hand this week
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY Writ UE OF AN IKE UIlON TO Me-
- dirrcic! and delivered. on the 9Th day OF OC-
toner A d Is ,. Issued out OF the Honorable
district Court OF the nth JutiiciaI District nam
for ih" County If Placer and State OF anlnu,
On judgment rendered said Court on The 18th
day OF November 4. D. 1861. in favor ol Runs
Smith and a% lins b. L Gonde for the sum OF
Four hundred and sixty four lnl 5l-l0p dollars,
with interest upon the sum ui S4G4 81 100 dol
llrS. from tn" lGh day oi November D 1861,
1t IN" rat" ol "a per cent per month. compound
interest on the SUN OF S5l6 OF. and Tor costs Of
suit taxed At fiy-on" SOL 100 dollars less IL credit
pi SOB ll-'O0 paid on the same. | have levied
upon nd will expose to public sale. to he highest
bitItirr for cash. 1T the Court House door in the
town Of Auhurn. on
Saturday, the 31st day of October, 1853,
1T the hour OF 10 clock. A all the right Ii.Ie
Interest and 'llim which the said .. GOpe
h,d on III" 10th day Of November. A. p. 1861 or
winch he has since acquired. Of, in and 20
following drscii"d property. to-wil All that
piece or parcel OF land lying and being in Placer
county California. and drScrib Il AS the South
We st tp qnaler Of section lh,rty-iivc. Township
O3) hiit"cn. North r nge ~ five. E st. Mount
DEhlo Meridian. United States survey. containing
Cn" hundred and sixty acres. more or less To-
9rth"r with all and singular tn" lrnem"nts. mere
diamenis aud nppnrienanc"S ihcrcnAto BELONGING
or in anywse appprlaining All of which nAmra
aud d",clibrd property | shall sell rs alof s',!'
or so much ih rcoi as may be sufficient TO S''tE
the alov" Judgment. ,ooeiher with the costs doc
aud to beceme cue thereon.
HENRY GOODING.
Sheriff of Placer County
Auburn. October TO- 1863 3W
The Placer herald., 1863-10-10

Good diet makes healthy ceillren, and
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healthy children make good iet.