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gtus Mterigo.

Nem<gprt, y. Ottbr. Ser 9ampfer
Ga9Ie pcn 6apanna bringt Die Na6rt6t, oaB
SuareS su @uniten Ortega'S obgeoanft bat.
Bierpre Spulc 1T in &era Grl13 anqefommeu.
Sin Sampler BON Sierra Grus brinot pie gaAz
ribt, oaB 0farimiltan meu6elm6roerii6 per-
punoet mOroen 1T.
%Seiteres ans Weerifu.
Die taiierli6 rans6fI6zmeritanii6e Organe
meIoen etnen glprrei6en Steg, pel6en cine
Truppeuabtbeilung Sen. ApmarO'S inter GpI.
Ytartin, beltebeno aus 500 6ranspIen unb 100
Yleritaneru, itber 1000 Suariiten untea ben
8enerdlen 0rte9d, Garapaial, Ge9rete unO 8a=
toni bel OIton5ueIa unpeit 9uranga huponse>
trugen buben lplen. Sic @riteren erbeuteten
20 &duDner, ma6ten 1306efanqene uno brads
ten cen 8epubIitanern einen 8erluit pom 500
Spoten uno 9erlpunoeten bel; Die S$uariiten
i~erIt6rten ben 9teit tbrer Nrtilerie auf ibrem
RudIug. Nuf tatierlider Settle ipIlen nllr II
6ran3pien uno 3 0terifaner get6otet, uno 3 Sfz
f1iere uno Al Sploaten perpunoet tporoen iein.
Gpl. W&artin murbe I'M Anfdng neS 6efe6te8
uon elmer &anpnentnoel in Slide S%erriIlen.
Die neueiten merifantl6en 3eitungen bringett
lellultS JtupIluLell kupeC pE Otlpe9ut9eH uES
Raiiers unb Der &~aiierin. Die 9ettere Iegte I'M
9lamen oe3 Raiicr8 ben @rllnoitein sit einem
9enFmaI fit Die 6eloen ter ltnabbdngisfeit uno
belt babel cine hrse &ebe, pUrin tic benz
@ofe All ieiner notionolen @ieberseburt Slid
mInlhte.
Ser Safer bate ben 0rt 9plUres teiudt,
1o er III Dem Squire 6ipal9O'S (Oe8 I'M S. 1911
uou Den Spaniern bingeri4teten 8rieiters mn
Trejbcit8fdmpfer8) cine 8ebe belt.
3n @eru Grui tpur ooS @eri6t perbreitrr
pap MarimiIian ermproet wprpen lei, aber men
belt e5 fit grunOIps. (8pn benz auf amber in
0eQe getommeuen @eriidte, baB Mirampn ct,
Der 6auptItapt einen Iiegreiden 9tufitanc 9e9er
Den neuen Gaiier begpnnen babe, "irb teir
@ort gemeloet.)
Warimiltun belt ami IS. Sept. ieinen Sim
iug in @uanaiuato; CT bate ii6 bon ielner
Munoen pieoer erboIt.
Guirogu uno @ioaurri bQben ipre llntertper=
hung inter MarimiIjan uuf Gbrenpprt &c. 81
fentli6 ertldrt,
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MneebOte fir xannen.&Ol3
pine Wood.

Office be8 Depot @pmmihdrs fir @erpflesuns
80 Wafbtmstpn {. g.. Is. DIT. 1864.
gerittssIte NneebUte I'm Duplttat ~erhen bis NtttpsG,
len 10. SttUber, Nlitaes IL utr enteesensenOmraen fur
etefcrune RON .
finfbumSert $500 SIaftern IannenbOIs,
psl1e ~innertalb As 8aeen mad Gr6Hnuns Der &nstbrte al
ben Derften in WaIbinstcn cter @torsstrirn absRlieftrn
tub.
Das SCls mus sutts, sreisrlrtises, t~erntses aannenbolj
fein, palenb fir cen Gttrduh In elmer 8aderei. 70 wir6
elmer SSn%ipetttcn epn ttnem Sfi,ter pSer Meenten eieies
Gepartements unterwcr fen, In Selus auf ts wlaas unb BITE
Qualttdt, ete bnHeIbe enlightenment pirh. 3tE4
Bieter rnu0en a~nrefe nS tin, UNI aIt tbrt Anseb.te 81
anttprrten un6 uibt naetn btnreiHente Sereift ibrer 2csa-
litlt, fpnsern aud tbrer Sdhtsfett, tGs AmfebVt erfIlen ~
t6nnen, BE btinser, faaS isIdes aeeepttrt nirb.
3abluneen wereen In S6Hlten, @erttftaten peer 1neern
8pnbs eema6t, je na6teln es @cnSernement frI&e sur
Apejabluna at Saub bat.
0as reinforcement behalf fh has Rett Srr. treene pel'
DE Mnaebsie aus irgenb reI6en nrIa6en ju %ptrtrerfen.
&nsebute mlfen an ben untertei6nesen tn VIC. 229 g.
Strast ~abreIErt unb t%ueeffrt ftn Proposals for Pine
Wood. 9. 9. Sreent,
tfr. I'm. biz -t- rfG Capt. uub &. G. v. =
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8eFanntntddbun0.

Office bes Met. Nj Gen. Yrpf. WnrI&als unh Chief
8ablunas.B fGmten fur Widrrldnh unb DeIIwdle.
"."t3. @+4 Baltimore, 10. Stt. 1854. &
2 Das publtfum wtrb bterbur6 benn6ri6tist, eos aue Srrs
hsrunasn fur Yrdnnten fir nnaeurrbene Mefruien muHtn benz
8dbluussteamten In Baltimore, Wc., npd rrr hem 81. Dit.
1864 ~Ssreeleet wtrten unb ts fetue te;artise Tcrberuns,
wtI4e mad s%eNannteua Iase aeuta6t rirb, beSablt werhsu
trirh. f- Vim. s.. Brown,
(WtDGl GrI. unb Gbtet Snbtunosbedntter
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Subfften55CfTce Der Scr. ct. Mrmec


go. 20 Soutbnr.
Ba!ttmpis e. Wb ,13 On. 1884. y
on g' : Is isr ss s9st'' "sa 4. PsR ). :! 5 Il Tss9s1 Il I'll H. !, .at.
assenSsnUrunttn. UNI hem Der. ST. S%nbntsui. Dep artsmeRt
Az lietern. tttf~%! A3t@CS 44a4% g.
81 trtaulta i4O0ol sStitd &iubpteb ,Iesep.
-qg III absulieiern an ter 9 eats Stiehu aose ia eaitt.
more, Ds i 1000 Slid ~irnelbalb 10 Iasen. Die.
ire 5~ieIten rsrben IN Z ra@ ibrer Antunft ouf 9efen
ees Cont nitpts eeppJtn, Sic nnlifn llrnrtlth IN
seflbr 1900 gfn. Grot.@ .wi6t tabtn. Aue inter
1000 yfe. @tes uhe Suae Stisre, O&en, albt, 8tn-
Der une uneetSrntS Rtnh tet mtrS SurIde fteIen.
Gur iee's Stut rirh In eieisnt @Untratte Elm AbJue BON
10 pfe. am Gept&t ,rlaubt, u rfern fas Gtter nt6t ID on 21s
Stnnes n Der 9nret %staanssn pSsr rtat prmiteIbar na1
BSrnaIart fur AuesbOie tOanen bon Obts.r Oiftce tntrebtr
IN yerlon rbsr per Ycit Cbtr yer &sle8 apo bs3ossn wereeu.
Die Rsaittun9 pttla at, bog i.ets StId-penn e. fttirt,
ais { rst@. tai1elbe nitt Dos NVintmum ees strlsnst Il Sc.
rtHts etn3,In 8 ppeen ptre; biz MuseOee blfur mug bic
Sartrte trassn. bic nd TIM Ibi4aes nS ts @swtt IS GET 1T bat.
Seess MnlthCt mus bon etntr 9arantiee Don 3pei ,. rante
pprtltt@tn YeriOnen te9ltttet ittn, Has 8erinrlar btstftr
Iautet; fla t-s 1@lHt
We of the county of State Of,
do hereby guarantee that - is Cor are) able 20
fulfil a contract in accordaace with the terms of
his Tor their proposition, and should his Tor
their proposition be accepted, he (or they) will
at once enter into a contract in accordance there.
with, and we are prepared to become his securiz
ties, giving good and sufficient bonds for its fuls
filmept. f.e. 4ysE rs141 mn SID s#4.Ir
Die Wtrantpprtlt&t 1t berieuis.u, et tieIt @aorontie AZ.
st H. nSs @ S1,' ~ stns G, pm, . 81 5frt T. sr asaasn Dtatsss
l1tinieune uahSertslen trereen UristGsf E4u t8srsI.J
Nubteter niHen anu fua ietn, UNI tire NnGsboit su be.
~iraftiesn, une b%crberettet Ietn, 8ur9i6aft fur NusfdtrGi 4
tes s%SatrGtts su seben. eet ft 5 I 8 fHFss SetIaTtn.
Die %esteruas tsbaIt IT'D has Sie&t orr, sn rbtr que Gna
eebrtt jurudSuretlsa.
SabIuneen. wsIeen RAD ieter Nblieferuns tn ipl6eu Tpnes
eeutndt, OILS tn 3aft fnb; menntetne ~rprfdnetr, rtrb, fpbul6
ale fri6e etnfen rntu, d~usbe3ablf. zst l.Ia settI1
WDrihlsse muffin B GtItG PROPOSALS FOR BEEF
CATTLE" Iberi1rteten unb an Capt, s. .. @tImau, 9. g.,
Baltimore. Ntey obreIirt f,in. 4@Ac sI+la 3.4 9At+ n
Sebe yerirn Otee ittts MtteItrs ner Grma4 Gel6e au.
aetcte madt tnub etren &reuGte- fir b { Wtr.St. Ytettruna
bttIe6en. Denn ht6t eth lcIber beretts auf bieer Offce reai- !
hrtrt tputhe. = g .4t--"++bH4 E2t |3etsl AiI
AIIeGneetote bttftn @prf&ttfteu at@tl
8enGu n a o to N M n 10, trtrbeH etrWprfeM
.-rt ..t.. t 8 3. q lin an,
(rttl4-24) 9apttau unb G. G. Il. g. u
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Naltimlpre GMIBeuhpf

Ndut GpnRttuttOM lduft Der iabtltae Gputroft les Wirtbes
aut esm S6lssnbSe NIT benz l. RrSemksr ab.
SUlHs, %tl&e aut ft ga&tuns Der Utrtbl&uEt fls bs
tCHmenSe Sabr r%efetttrtr, ro9en f& esfdNtef bttm SeIre.
tdr Der Gtieaf&ait ge. 8 Slh Ggeesrtdfru naelteu. ppielba
au9 ee naberen 8eetneuneen e~tnaufeben Fnb,
(8Ct-s) Der @prfaHA
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%R7 Trttttng s Sarti9,
InTAS 8%cltaurant unb ya9erbtcr~S alcn

Gde BON 10. Str. uno 9DuiIland Npe.
2Saibinstpm, =. q.
9Btr eslduben unS tisrmtt, unfern Greupben un6 Setann'
ZEN, iCrrie benz ~esehrten Yublitum tte %ersebenfe Mnaet9e ~
MAIDEN, bag MIR am rbt8en pIas etne neIe Wtrthf9alt er5f-
net bnben unb trerfen iCrtpdbrenb MUIR BITE behen Netne, ret-
men 9tqurr unb auseeaetdnetes 2aeerbier p~asapitn. lin
iablretGen 3uIprud bitten a6tunssbcu
(spftlARt) Brttttae & 5artte.
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Gpielipaarenz0 Gn0Ier!!

made Id awfmeriIam auf mein srpses unb rei6eS Ssrtiment
BON
Spiel unb Balanterte<W aaren,
bic Id 6trett aus BEN erfen TabrtttM
SeWti&IG nbS, GFGrfrei6s unb am srttdS
beJps, une an Wtebtrbert6ufer, Icrte an 8airs, ~ ben
biutslen Mbsle iaIe- pret5tn r~erfduit. -
Nletne Ausrabt umfnst untr Anttrem -
&pieIz9 Bdaren ieber Art, bon ten btutofen bis gu ben
tbtuerRen. Nuppen unb Nuppemf6pfe BOA Npr;eI<
Ian, @a6hs, iQGpier Meadbe, tarunter anneut
Ntuftr, frpie Tattnt'&Gpft.
NMppens16rper, Nrme, GdMbe, StrImpit, 6its.
ss MarbIeS auer &Urten, @nmmisS3Gae
Masten, Srcmmeln, YCriellan> uno 3innz
Sbeeierpicen,
0diea, Sa6tn, 9tdb6atSulen, 8Srte. Dpminres. 8artta
Il. \ N. u. |. N. 0eu. y. Steinbddb,
SupUrtsur BON SPIEL unb Galanterie Wdarea,
(Ot14 y 90. 8alttmrreitr. Ode 1rtrrlets Aaes.
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Gi0arrenmadbcr.

Gtne reeelmdItse mOnntlt6e geriammlung Der @tsarren-
NADER BON Baltimore fneet beute Ibtn6 II mad ltr tn
Der 8ebenbaue Hdtt
t8rj @b. s OFpsIt, SER.
G%inlaSun9 an ale 6entfdem Sbneiber.
Samstae, ZEN Is. Is, Mtents 8 ubr Enhet ttne grtSat'
S%erIammluns In Ter Central bnut fat, tnptm e~rtnSenhs
@ei&dfte ~SprItesen. Jetle Rstrer!
SIM MuftrdS mebrerer NttBIteeer
(5Saj sm S. 8. { / Il. Yrdi.
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6rOf=eOec, 9taat BON MarOlano,
q. -. II. 8.

2iebe-Tugenb @abrbeit!
Die NRttsIitter scrsenannter @rOs .9Ose merben ~ Der nuI
Jttitae, ben IA. ;. WR, Nbenss IL utr fnttinbtnten Sts.
Ins tn Re9abite eau, 4. Stcf. ttnseIGeen.
IC 6. 3. &rbmann, Ober SIR. Vi.
.(Dc6l &. b 4, Gr. SGrtftm.
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SIIo. Mrb. &r. Nnfer5fiit. Werein.

Mue tte WttsIteter hts Mnsemeinen ArSetter Rranien
lIateralsunss 8eretnS, wel&e f@ sur GrinhnnS hes Mr.
better 8tIbuna$-Neretn11 urterinrteten bdten
unb SCl6e, wsI&e lid nr6 unterftrti6sn rratn. fnb u et-
ner Geriainmluns Gt nibRtn Scantds, ben l6. DIT. Nta1.
mittas 2 ntr tn ter yfebantes Sdue 81 erfbetnsn frtuneIt6
|etnselaeen.
(SrSal DdS@pmtte
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McftensOrlWerCi.

Sn Ter am 9. hs. absetaItenen ~8erilmmIuus purbe Elm
bebeutenee NntabI Metten gejet@uet. Spnntae, ben Is. DIT
MprsenS 9 ubr 1T aterndls 8erfanrluns BET 5rn. S6ea
has. NU. So Sc. paeafr. ju Srel@er 9tetbater tes pbieen lin
ternebntens freuneIt6 etnlabet
l6Sal Der prob. 0prfaMb.
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JlPug Oll6eigen.

Office. (Cftl3)
~ Sir 6rn. Mnbreds 0pIE Brautr, aus 9DetI. Iitst elm
Brtef IN her Wedcr Office.
OaS 3eiHenbc9dnenif DeS 3cbrerS
0einrt@ Naupt
pirS btute Mtcrs.n UNI 9 tbr i~tattfnten. Der 9ettensus
wttb trn Np. SO Etamesltr. abssbtn. priSdtwasen nebmen
TIRE SteIune btnttr ben Gn6ern elm. Die Treunbe beS Der
%arrbtntH werbsn erin&f, fp Dbne mtttrre @inlabans etutu.
fnhen.
% IN. S.tbItr, u. Gtrmanu, s. Y. gDsns it,
t6r) Gonite.
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MfarpldnO Snftitut Tair !
Gnrt McIhenrn Mufifcnrns-

a nj Samfas @a6mtttas, ben Is. Ottbr.
Das &usfenunss.G pmitt Der Tair I'm NldrpInub SnRttut
seist mtt 0erenIDtH an, bls bur& BE @efdnietttt bs Brig
Gen. YtprrtS bic ~berubmtt Wutlbdnhe BON Sort Wc Senrp,
rs Mann sibIen6. @rldnbnie ertitIt, am m 1T u d.
rntttas cine AnsabI tbrer nusser6blten NtuNitldt I'm
Snfttut 20 lutr6een. (TSd)
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Meuer &auOerein.

@tne NnaabI Btpebner On alttmpre's be. tf6tist fie
G~Brlntuna stnes neuen BnuterttnS. gDer an ben 8prbera'
tbuneen tteilnebmtn unb I'D hem llnternetmtn anftliesen
niQ, tCmme seiantsf 8rettas Atenb In ta8 4rtdl BON Gen.
ra6 eeipp. Gdt BON 8ttbel unS @pnumenifr. SIM Auftros
Gpnrab S~ttpp,
(WtES) z-- 9etnr. 9tpptIT
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gf Neutrality-suspicious..
IA Id etnsn Srrratt Spn suten eiIenen sptrtb.
f1aftstttben' hpPpeltt ME ou9 nnSere, an 6anS
$3.50, babe, 70 ttttr iG ane Dteteaisen, weI9e SpITS nap
f&en, bet MIR bsrtufFrt6ss- ga& Stable ust frnaAa
ga ne At 6te edlte t@ HetS Y~crTdttta nnb merben and
anf Staeuuns ar~sefertist isSse aud StOrs- u. NirtS.
i&afts- Gtmrt&tuneer. ~
"E-a Sat8s unh Observation-Disclosures ret
wM1k@NsRS fcrtsSEstab prompt beJrrat pSn
80" --i H9 f.4s Spbn xeRfeI,
t5& 4A45t so H4t Va 2S3 WeR. Yrntthrnse
51 ,r35gsr so lEi l6en Sondrb nnb GutGrR
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6crmania Union Qiamc.

~ VUIIVe ID.
SGmmtItGt WtitsIieber eteier Gpmpdsute, peI&e BE-
~ dbF6tieen bic Organization Gufre&t ~ tdIten, fnb bier
IH nit 1ufeefsrtert, fh beute, SrettG8 Mttnb tn
2ster Eurnbaut, 81. prattfr, etn;uFaten. @int wtf.
tse Nnselesenbeit III ju b~tiprtGeu.
SRI G.. Stetn Cart.
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I Ser observation-disclosures
1T jebt in Sbdti9teit. 9ie Stact lit in AZ
StutiOnen ein9etbeilt, weIde an naditebenOen
erriGtet 1ino:
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Wcfharot S Seifert,
QScrfGufcr ina Gro6ert n110 !RIeincn

made i'd btermit aui metn Eager BON 9~imbureer, d&tern unt
~niertfa m. rtl6e ia, su benz biatelten Marttprstie ~rertaufe.
Mud babe i'd 10. bsns usee3et6nete eerduGerte SpefaaIe
erbaIten. Ha 1t -H Genrp 3nefeIp
(SftS-(a 4Issaa 80. 16l Q5. pratttr. nabe G~tarleSfr
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Uer(ongt unO ge(uC6t.


MprIrnnf+ Gin suites beuti&es Wtabden gum eeGen,
SCI'""H1" 9eaiten rnb SIeeln. gu ntelSen SIC. I62
Ma6ticnfr, Ode BON @drbenNr. (DTr)
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MeO0iIcn filr bic NGaDl. Nompoone.

!" WHe SprTen WIef1tUpnS IHr bic fpnrenee
YrdiTSentcnmabl
bait in GROCER MuSrabI ~errr1tbte
(SepSObpl Sacpb @ntnber, 10 g. GaIpertir,
The Placer herald., 1864-02-27
AUBURN.
nj. ANDREWS,
ON COMMERCIAL STREET, HAS THE
FINEST STOCK OF JEWELRY EVER
OFFERED FOR SALE IN THIS
PLACE.

TCONSISTS OF GOLD SILVER AND ~
l. Diamond Watches, OF the best English, ELl
SWISS, and American manufacture.
Etruscan, Carbunclc, Pearl, Coral, Garnet
Quartz, Jet and Enamelled setts
Pins and Earring, of all styles and patterns
Band, Chain Ribbon and Alumcnum Bracelets,
Diamond Gold and Enameled Lockets of ali
styles and patterns.
Gold and silver Thimbles. Quartz Seals Chains
and Gold Keys of al patterns.
Vest Chains, Of Gold Armenum and HAIR
Gold and Coral Neck Chains of all STYLES and
patterns.
God,' Jet, Etruscan, Garnet and Imitation
Diamond Crosses.
Diamond, Ruby, Emerald. Opal. Regard, En-
amelled and Gold Rings ofall styles and patterns.
Gold and Enamelled Buckles, fine assortment.
Gold and Quartz Slides.
Stone Camio. Etruscan, Gold Stone .Carbuncle,
Alumenum and Gold Sleeve Buttons and Studs
Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles.
Silver Card Cases, Cups, Butter Knives Salt
Spoons, etc.
Gold and Silver Pens and Pencils, of the best
makers-a great variety.
Silk, Hair Ribbon, and Leather Guards
Marine, Calendar and Office Clocks.
All of which l will sell at reduce ed prices for
cash
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired
and warranted.
RH-All kinds of California Jewelry made TO
order.
Engraving and cutting done with neatncss and
dispatch. NJ. ANDREWS.
Auburn, April, 1868 3-my
The Placer herald., 1864-02-27
CONSTARLE'S SALE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, !

\
COUNTY OF PLACER.
JUDGMENT having been rendered on the Sth
- day Of February A. D. 1864, by II. W. Starr,
a Justice of the Peace in said county OF Placer,
for the collection Of taxes in favor OF the People
and against John Reynolds and the property
known as the Little Spanish Ranch, described as
follows: Containing l6O acres of land, one half
mile southwest of William Harmons on the
Marysvlle and Sacramento city road in Town
ship No. 10. Placer county, for the sum of Two
Dollars and lifty-iour cents five per cert deln-
quency, and fifteen per cent District Attorneys
fees, amounting to Three Dollars and thirteen
cents. By due process to me directed shall on
Monday, the 9TH day of March, AID. 1854,
at the hour of 10 o'clock. A. NJ. in front of the
Justices Office, in the town of Lincoln sell at
public auction the above described property, or
so much thereof as will be sufficient to satisfy
the above judgment so rendered, and costs of
suit and accruing costs. GEO. SMALL.
Constable, Township No. 10.
Lincoln, Feb. 9th, 1864. St
The Placer herald., 1864-02-27
SHERiFF'S SALE,

EBY virtue of an Order of Sale to me directed
zD and delivered. on the third day Of February
A. D. 1864 issued out of the Honorable District
Court OF the Nth Judicial District, for the county
of Placer and State Of California, on a Judg-
ment aud Decree rendered in said Court on
the I'd day of February, A. D. 1864 in favor of
Michael Schmidt and against e. Kline for the
sum of Seven Hundred and Twcnty-six dollars,
with interest upon the sum Of Seven Hundred and
Forty Two dollars and tOrty'ive cents from the
2nd day of February, A. d. 1864 ut the rate of
two per cent per month, AMI for costs of suit tax
ed ut Sixteen dollars and iortyfive cents, l have
levied upon and will expose to public sale. to the
highest bidder for cash, at the Court House door
in the town of Auburn, Placer county, on
Saturday, the 27th day of February, 1864,
at the hour of ten o'clock. A. NJ. all the right,
title interest and claim which the said c. Kline
had on the goth day of July, A. D. 1868, or which
he has since that time acquired of in and to the
following described property. towit:
That certain lot Of land and the store and fire
proof cellar thereon, situated on the North side
of Main street in the town of Iowa Hill, in the
county of Placer and State of California. said lot
of land being bounded on the East by the lot of
land now owned by Mrs Hawkins. and on the
West by lot formerly owned by Charles Strass-
man ard fronting on said Main street fifteen (l5)
feet and extending back fifty feet, said store be-
ing known as Klines Boot and Shoe Store, to-
gether with all and singular the tenemcnts, here
dtaments and appurtenances thereunto belonging
or in anywise appertaining.
All of which named and described property l
shall sell as aforesaid. or so much thereof rs may
be sufficient to satisfy the above Judgment toge-
ther with the costs due and to bccome due there
on. HENRY GOODING,
Sheriff of Placer County
Sherf's Office. Auburn, Feb. 9th, lS64.-3t.
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n.mocratic Members Of Congress ana
-" the War.


Tho Washington correspondent of the New
VI. Mems writes thus Of the Democratic
Conpr essional caucus:
A. the CAUCUS the speakers were Senators
p,wsll and Salisbury, and Messrs. j. g. Al
I'm w Robertson, Holman, Cox, Pendleton,
Tor'oando ,' Wood and others of the House Of
representatives. Not one of these gentle
.n .'.p advocated or intimaed desire for a
"or platform. On the contrary, every allu-
.on @ made to the subject was against the war.
Senators @ Powell and Salisbury and Mayor
Wood denounced it boldly, and no speaker
,nok opposite grounds. The only business
,,sns.cted was the appointment of special
"ommi..ee of two from the Senate and five
t,om the House, to whom was referred the
-hole subject including fixing a time and
,lsca Jac to hold the next Ue,uocralc National
Couyen,ion. THE following gentlemen COM
no.s This Covnsrittee: Davis, OF Kentucky,
arud Hendricks, Of Indiana, on the part of the
senate @ xod Messrs. j. G. Allen, Of Illinois;
Fernando Wood, of New York; William G.
steel. OF New Jersey; Bliss Of Ohio, and
Miller. of Pennsylvania, on the part Of the
Mouse- sf tbs sentiments Of these gentle
msu on .he SUBJECT are Of any consequence,
VA know tlsat m%'rily nre olen y avowed
,ossce ,ae,. The tact rs that seven eights OF
she Democratic members If Congress are
,he friends OF l,eace and opposed to the war.
This will te made apparent before the close
of the session, aad be more fully manifested
mn the newt National Convention.
The Placer herald., 1864-02-27
Tuesday, the 23d day Of February, 1854,
SHERJFF'S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ID and delivered, on the 4th day of February,
A. d. 1864, issued out of the Honorable District
Court of the Fourteenth Judicial District for the
County of Placer and State of California, on Il
Judgment and Decree rendered in said Court on
the I'd day Of February, A. d. 1864. in favor of
Frank Warner. and against Martin Evcrs and
Herman Maye, for the sum of Fifty three Hundred
and Twenty eight Dollars and Seventy-Gve cents
(S532S 75) with interest upon the sum of S5328
rs, from the I'd day of February, A. D. 1864,
at the rate of one and Onehalf rer cent per
month, and for costs of suit taxed at Fifty-six
Dollars and Fifty-five cents. l will expose to
public sale. to the highest bidder for cash. ut the
Court House door in the town of Auburn Placer
County. on
Saturday, the 27th day Of February, 1864,
nt the hour of 10 o'clock, A. NJ, all the right. title
interest and claim which the said Martin Evcrs
and Herman Maye, or either Of them, had on the
10th day Of November, A. d. 1860, or which they
have since acquired of, in and to the following
property, tO-wt:
All and singular The following piece or parcel
of mining ground, situated at Forest liill Placer
county, California, to-wit One undivided one
sixteenth (l-16) part of all that mining ground
known as the Jenny Lind' claims, Mt Forest
Hill-said claim has u front southerly of two hun
dred feet and extending northcrly to DEVILS
Canon, with width Of four hundred and fifty feet
on said DEVILS Canon said lines being straight,
and said claims are between the "Gore" claims
and the "Ncw Jersey" claims, together with all
and singular the tenements hereditaments, fran
chiscs rights, privileges, dirt cxcavatcd tailings,
and all chattcls real and personal and appurte-
nanccs thcreunto belonging or in anywise apper-
tanning.
All of which named and described property shall
sell as aforesaid. so much thereof rs may he
sufficient to satisfy the above judgment. together
with the costs due and to become due thereon.
HENRY GOODING.
Sheriff of Placer County
Shcria's Office. Auburn, February 9Th, 1864 st
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coNSIARLE,S SALE.


E(Y virtue of an execution. issncd by S. b.
II Woodin, Justice OF the Peace of Township No
3. Placer county, State of California, on the 81 day
OF February, A. d. 1864 and to me directed in
fav,r of Edward Walsh and against james How
ard on a Judgement for Sl3l 20. costs $50 so,
with interest from date on Judgment at the rate of
ten per cent per annum, | have levied upon seiz-
ed and will expose to public sale in front of John
X. Gwynn store in Auburn, Placer county Cal.
On Saturday, 27th day of February, 1864,
ut the hour Of ten O'Clock A. NJ. all the right, title
interest and claim of the said James Howard in
and to the following property lying and being in
Placer county, to-wit
"All the right, title interest and claim of the
said defendant. being the undivided onc-half Of
the following described property situate and ly-
ing in the corporate limits of the town of Au-
burn. Placer county, State of California, bounded
and described as follows to-wit: Beginning at the
south west corner which is the north west corner
of }. Il. Crandals lot lying on the road leading
from Auburn to Illinoistown. at stake. and
thence with said j -. r. Crandall's line n. 10 30'
f. $50 links to south east corner stake. Thence
N. 50 W. 1880 links to corner stake Thence
S. 10 80" w. $50 links to Il corner stake
Thence S 50 W. II so to the place of beginning,
containing about seven acres more or less" To-
gethcr with all and singular the appurenanccs
thcreunto belonging.
JAMES MAHON.
Constable Township No. 3.
BY THOMAS CrRLEY, Deputy.
Auburn, February 9Th 1864 -3w
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PROBATE NOTICE.

In Tie matter Of Tie Estate Of George Mage,
deceased.
N Office is hereby given by the Undersigned
~ Administrator of said estate, to the crcdi
tors OF and persons holding claims against the
deceased, to present the same with the necessary
vouchers thereof within ten months from the date
of the first publication of this notice. TO the un-
dersigned at the law Office Of Hamilton d Will
lams, on the corner of Court street, opposite the
Temple Saloon, Auburn.
WIN. WILLIAMS, Admir-.
Auburn, Jan. 23, 1S64.-30d