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, 1865-11-11
COLLECTORS NOTICE,

CITr CoL1zcfUE.s OfIICT, CoCET IIorsS.j
Room II, Chc1gp, nov. j. 1876. {
Public notcc . hereby given that the following de-
sci1oea Warrants have been placed In my hHnds, foy
Warrant No ais North dated October s1st, 1876. md
issneo for the collection Of a special assesEueut,
leved for the construction ofa side walk ia ctaas o
or adjacent to the following described propersy to-
aiss as. Lax c. Iddittoa so Esisaso1 oloez y OF
Warrant No al. EoF1h. dated Oct 3 l,ss 1ad issued
for the collection Of special assessment levied for
the construction OF Sidewalk In front Of OF ad H.
GENT 70 ths fofloNttT described proaeety, toWlt !:
e. ost s h c1ail !u'tses SUB. Div. IN 3. VIZ
Warrant No. ~ North, dated Oct II, 1ses and Issued
the reconstruction Of Sidewalk ID front q. az ada
cent e the following described property, to.H!t:
E:w y e az: !? nddou i aaaGa e nSek OF A
Warrant No North, dated Oct 81 1s65 and Issued
for the collection Of special assessment ieTted for
the feconsIocttou Of side ws'k IN tfont Of or Nd
(aceot 10 the following described property, to Wit:
Lots ~ :tt, ~ and ltk in aul4 Sub. Div. Of OK
affes 10 T. " OF W. H 5. E. n Sec. I, T. g, n. Il.
Wsuant No. -. North, dated Oct Il, 1sG5 AID lasped
for ths collection Of spec3l Levied Ia
the E3truciion Of s1dewnlf ln front Of or lis
sent 70 Ehs iollowq5 dssca9ed property to.wlt:
Warrant No 81. North, dated Oct ST. 1861, and issued
for the collection Of specal assessment levied luf
the sonstruct!pn Of aide Halk IN front oL Or i'd
fscent to tns iel,oN!aE aeee1hed property to-w1i:
{Cass street, Ok KIndc's Addition 10 Chicaso.
All peripca Interested IN said aAsessmeats arc re.
guessed 70 maze immediate pay uenta my Office Ii
defa1is OF such payment. the aald aascaiu cot7 viii
bo eoccte ns hc cost nEa expense Of the persons IT.
nfr$J
, 1865-11-11

The western ports OF Mexico being all in
possession Of the French, a.na cannot be re-
eelred b The Lie Liberals ey SCI g and their plans
trated By IN order Issued By Gen. Mcdowell
ordering commandants on the southern from
tier not to permit any armed parties to pass
the frontier from the United States, or any
arms to be sent over to either belligercnt.
AYTANnSTF
, 1865-11-11

and tsust that no one. under the cIrouua,tan.
: oea, WHO regards ny feelings, viii dlsregaEd
my wishes IN this particnlar.- :: 49,
: - ~: Yours, truly,
y; iAl4IANpEH Fl. HrEruHSa.s
, 1865-11-11
TOLLECTOR'S NOTICE.

~ sltA4E VI iLLlNOIS4 C1oN County 81.
CrIr CnL1EcT,,R's OF7iCK, toCEr HoCxH,
Room Nc. u, Chicago, Nov. -, ls41.
ss5Hosd " MWa!1a.a have bssa ptscsd ID ny aaaas ios
Warrant ses, south. dated Oct II, 1aes, md issued
iot The collection Of q special asadssurnt levied
los The const1ucuon Of aiteFalE In funt Of or At3-
1rssmsfsE <aaezoe: saoiot Iats1 a5a 81 II !aaa
wasnt g. soasa. dated Oct 81. ,1, ant Is.acd for
the collection ef special assessmen1 iestsd tor the
the property heeeEnafter descEiD-d: Lot I, Muck
=, Lott, B!ocx IT tract. lot Block 10 Lois Il is
y. e, = and 4 Block 1s, and Lota /, !. ~, Il?
nnSd fsaSd sesnn = Tso El!E !, Les y, snEiu.s
of .na sioek cssai fea,s sq.o5s s,,5 ai
ws19aat wnes; sSstisn ssn;s "A G;;.d t., x
the collection Of special nent levied n1r The
OF sidewalk tn front Of Of ndlacrnt II
ma loA1Ems described pzppestJ, tc-%1s: Spt-i.u&&
aad kot = Moe1 II, tacitonA sectlon Il. Aadi-
Warrant "a. South dated Oct 81, 1af5, aud ,ssne for
mo ea1ecEon Of special asaeaIucns Levied Ios the
fee9nsamctton o. atdeE3lk tn front OF or adjacent
Soes e csaa as assseea s,d fes
hacf- y Sec. Il. T. 50, N. E.l&E-
Hszaat t. sonth, dated Oct q, 15. Issued for
sGuetIng sidewalk ID froat Of oF adjacent to tbo
eHaE sss.es Il E!PrDs' tRTi Lot block
Warrant y, South. dated October il, 1876 and Issued
constructing Sidewalk SIX feet In width Ia frout Of
t ~ It y. aIesf :. r. SSssa ssss!aa 10
ALI persona Interested In said assessmeuts are ra
qnested 10 make a payment 1t my ontcc, Ia
default Of which psymr1t tie Md 4sts-ments viii b
At the cost aud expense Of the persons liable
novtu0tSi7e a. H. VEALp. CITY Collector.
, 1865-11-11
BEWARE OF COUNTEKFE[TS.
Set that the s3rnsture OF" c. NJ. JACKSON Is on
The WRAPPER Of each bottle
e P7 IO Hv
Single Bottle 81, or a Half DOE. for SIS.

mi ~ n1r nearest drggiat not have the trtce DO
we v3ii 3p &c oneFto tn 1T place. hut s.ud 10 us and
~ @~tus etc1ftly psekcd, By eIpreaa.
, 1865-11-11

Sfox'd YOU Mfnk -Gororub1y IF tAts Afdictue, BE-
easefak, xaen bures1sta9. tAot t Il t HHITE PINE
CeAP0EYD that yos a. ~ k,.o,e s3t otAer
p1<parassoas eosused OF ~ e ~ x,sprfseS-
p:e4 dtoIers.
, 1865-11-11
a PPl.E&l I

Get your supply Of Family. Winter and Faa Apples
.lthont paying do!isr o. the naIti 70 middle men,
d.o the aep: Central Freight Depo1. or. DRuKY,
Commercial Broker. vGAR
, 1865-11-11
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ StAi n Df llfNO16. LOOK LpUQtT-aS,
cry KSS eaatsasGss s f. eSss9o Ssss 3sv SSsss
rphllc police hereby given that the following d.
sc,bed WatEants have been placed In my, ha1ds for
warrant No. 81, West, dsted Oct. 81, 1861, and s,ued
tor the collection Of special sssemcnt Iayted lor
lowing described property. tow1t: Lots dand west
Wa1ant 10: sd, Vest dnted Oct. g. 1856 md Issued
ipr the collection OF special assessrak levied for
eees e hs fsoas: dessa Z e q q sa
Lot g Flock 2 Canal Trustees y SUB biv- V. and
Warrant No. 695, West dated Oct H. lS6 and tsauet
for the collection Of special assessment levied for
the construction Of . alde9aif IN front Of ar ada
Hos "a .n9 Sos Gsasi gs
Warrant 50. ., West, dated Oct s1 1855, md ssaea
The construction or sidewalk ID ffont Of or adss
cent 20 the following described property, to-w1t: :
oo Gjaian i 9a1fn gs1s Of Block T. seaoo. Sec
Warrsns 70; 6s3 Vest GATED Oct. q, 1s and laauea
for the collection OF Epecial ASSESSMENT levied lor
fteonsfFucttng sidewalk On the north side OF Nad-
son a9tet+ between Robey and H0yue sts.
WARRANT No: e91 West dated Oct 81, 1S63v and Issued
fet sns S2i!ectioo FL q spee!a assessment lsTcd of
tnfowinE described property, to-~lt: Los 3, block
n. Canal Trustees Sab. Dir. Of ". Y and ". o. E.
Sec. liz 7. 50, Y. Il. II.
AL peesons Interested in faid assessments are TO-
9nested 70 make Immediate payment It ny ot,ee. IL
therefor. 4. Il. HEALD, City Coec tori,
ho4n93i-1ct II
, 1865-11-11

THIS celebrated Toilet Scan, IN such universal do
Eknd Is made from tht choicest mAtesais Is mild and
<lnoilEn! 1n lta nature. nasTzauy ecnted, and ex.
trency heneat!a IN IT. Actfon upnn tho SKIN. For
sGtc by Ill DruEESt& &ud Fancy Goods uealeEk
pEl-37t .teH N&EA
, 1865-11-11
TOnACCO CONVENTION,

ACouyaation Of the Tobacco Trade. viii be held IN
der the auspses Of tss 1ooaeeonitts National Asso=
On WEDNESDAY November 22d,
Commencing At 10 L. H.
For the pu1posc Of presenting tneF xeFa to the o. s.
EeTenue ComU1sso1. now In Bcss3E1. protesting
esainst Inc present rnous syatens OF tsxssion and
renewing tnetz appIelton 70 Coneresa for tEans.eF
Convention. q. 9ese.otoEe, vim ssooaHe1a That tns'
hat tobacco exported shall be ctee All ID 7or q
this movement aEe cordially tnxtted q attend
WILLIAM Z. LAWRENCE. Frtsiaen..
EDWARD BURKE, Cor. Secretary.
F. A. SCHROEDER, EecoE. secrntx5y.
nn4uEf1 81 tteH "a
, 1865-11-11

From III rr:s Of The A IN Eve ulnutes without n
irEJ To The skin. by = E-,t1&uFV {'glnirxt
1tce H. Nailed 70 aay adaFrrs for 81 21 By s. c, CP-
HAM Is south l!Ehth strctt PhtlAd efphia. Pa Ask
LORD 4 SMITH: ~ Luke at:c Il, General Agents.
, 1865-11-11
Testimonials.

"A ve1y largo 1unter Of important teatimunias hsvu
a}reRdy been received ffpul Phys!ctans Ctef1Me,
Apohecpries md indeed tfon nlI classes Ia sociofy
Ptro Compound.
Dr: Sichots. Of Northueld, VI, says.
to Tas & Gps to
tons but also n affections Of the Kidneys debility ef
tho stomach and other kindred oE<ans"
i. Rev. J. Z. Chase. Of Ru,nney. n. H., w.ttcs:
ThAve Tor JtaF1 regarded your White ptne cou,-
pound - m invaluable remedy. 4 can 1nlT aNY thnk
IftEa1d - svcn marc ercaciors and valuable tns
It works cEarmtu:1y."
Hon. T. Il. sEestseE, Of South Reading, xrtea:.
"MsE.az long 1no.a Something et .he valuable
Compound to give thb medicine tfal. It has beS1
used by utnbfIs Of ~ hmliy for several yeaf. Gae
difficulties, with excellent resnits. Several Qf en-
hends bava 1so received much benefit ffpm tho Con-
pound. We Iu'cnd to Esep 1: always ca hand-":
Eer. II. D. Do&1se.
s issssE : afSsalS e9iGisa e. T.
dlsease.~ = S-'' sNss''sA' A1e'4''ae ~ stones
From n Boston Pastor. H..
= ....- Bos7ov, Jannary 16, 1se2.
REv. J. ". POLAND. N. D.:
DEAR SIR: Your White Ptoo Compound Axs be.tx-
ule1 IN myoEa hmily. ard know of Others Vt<s
sass
of sss e se saG
for all d1s1ses ct thu threat.
, 1865-11-11

met him ut ! hotA in the town and
deliberately shot -hirn- down. He; drod
several ehots 1t him, each shot
taking effect, and a1nd At those; who
attempted TO arrest him, and finally succeeded
u making his escape from The building. Dr.,
DAILY fired IN return, but mono OF The ehots
we're effective. Mckinney Afterwards sought
rrfuge In a iouse, and made desperate resist
ance to those attempting bis arrest, but WAS
finally oTerpowc1ed. The testimony shows
that at the Time Of the murder he was IN.
to1icated, and that threatsagaiust each other
had been made by both tho murdercr and the
murdered. Mckinney was found gully of
murder In the second degree, aud sentenced
to hard lnbpr in the PenitcutiarY for life.
, 1865-11-11
Letter from Rev. L. c. Stevens,

/ N. H.
INK e. Ras ne ss aea s'fes
;s ~ %ns
ea = s1.s s r. T. ssas
sty Bst thee 10 a. aa1a pss.ss
wi:h I. oE 1esse ~ a. hs7. carefully seQgslated NJ
xa.ss Nv eaiea passie fsyaP IL
rsD;;ss sfs shfa sf .
hssta eas sit ee.,ssnE shs q
so o your II Cher sas ssa Wa;s 70 &c
claim thd g!otouA KospsEAnclned me- II matteF o1
Boazd@an e Nale. ns9!asf of he iais aeofks psas
ha aqEaa sa;oa asd e
boSas1s e 81 f. e. ~ Sss
he hest q physietsns ptonouncet p1lmonsfy COO
!: n "a s!S =: *
hi nia u oa as ia g ads}gais
eosse e ,osa o ~. g1as
u ses1sa mq.s ~ 9 nd a.ys ea
to @ @se9ePa sns as e q1ss5 H. of
of nv cEn sm!ly have tited It Win siEnsi bsuedt
Sapss ssas
SsGa ~ FfsGn Ss.9 e Ssss Is 2 e. y aas
Your1 truly, L c. STEVENS.
sssss sap1o'as es q a. wsiss siss Fsss ~
FROM EIerv z. Cuhoou.
nR1wsrxn, AAAs.. March u. 1sxs
1 dS Ssys T. ,ses2s es 'sg q .s
1took TerJ se1rz1 caid, ahten coutinusa 10 niiee
"a eisssns zta 6a
IS thi9ss TsEeasa e. ~ ia ylsg ~ etasa @
eSse .as
TaE!on. n fiDss ~ nGne cf aem hoxsxsz taashls-
sss sa{:: Il 81 Ss3;s "a
slnead II ias & IT, g yaa 81
:sasa g 3, q Is Is
poaad poaadds hsS s i. :sp5 q: 10 On
E:ow. ords4sd It ior a.1e IN e{ht Gonsa.. hoa9, %
tes she coaaoua hs1o "a al il caPe '' w 00s-
lMertd ada dat ssxesA psEseas Of ny acaqasntanre
S9ss Il fs T. been
The v1hltaPtne Compound. advertised At 1eurth .u
OF senos y nos oalJ as 70 II hae inviting but s
saa oonsdsass or g. + Es e
fs'l,, m, conference .asSn ~ suysd nse
aas H. sae Ia';t ~ sssssss 1ss
r. % hta mclsaf disco7os7-Rossoss Eatca1,da aad Il
The edi:os Of tha Manchester Dady aa4 Rsekty A7r-
ror. In .tadez o he pa1ly. thus speaks Of the Coua
pound: =.
~The White Pine Compound Is advertised 1t much
ttXth Ii our colUuu1 aud 10 happy 10 learn ttas
DEN md for y = eastnk beyond Alpf-Ytons e1pos-
ss1ors ltA the s1y best nelictne foE coughs and
COLDS III krox cad no family tat his oueu used iE
EEIcrer "a u.tnoEk r Nc speak noaa o1r own Know
Ledge; It Is a5ra to Eli cold, aa re.asn4 aIrn-
stoxnlsr tnat iaa white Ptne Conpomd. msds tor
Coils and Congha should prors % be sne .cn
eASset doubt q. 10 1aaI te.s.a9aisk eome q osfeom
u such th It 70 knoW ha vii! cot countenancc Hhat ia
WIo1y Fns yess Fsps!st e.oEEyman. 4tudytng ned
,consnmr4ve look at.udfng With ons not cPon ths
grave. 10 AdA tho tlscovEy which haA saved hu self
tsstimanlsa eoas1hle. No nare known Dr. 7olaad toe
5ca:. s7d n37eT knew mora conscientious honest
Nha,aEss ~ 1ays seout III White Pine Cc1poond",
, 1865-11-11
n

noxho9u1Eh hAptst Church.
n JAcSHnn-Dear str,-t 5ee4 1t due 70 yonr eIcea-
testnay % the deserved reputation Il has Obtained
hsye for yeaEs, a umts betQ troubled with great
Disorder In MT head Aud herFou4 dyateyn. WIS ID
vtcd ~ f,iena e y 6o.tle q 5ouf German B,l.
expected relief ny he alth has becn very materially
peoeotttt;. leonhdntY rscommena the article whtre
assured " xpany Of their good ELECTS. -
Respectfully 5ousa, 7. "ISTS SR, Ro1ooeoukh, Pa
Ffun REy. ]. S. HERMAN. OF the German Reformed
Ebr1rh, kRtxtpEn, betkB County, p1.
H. c. C.JAekkop-Kezpected EtT:-i have been troub-
led With Dyspepsia nearly twenty yea.s- and have
neycr uxed any medicine that cid me = much good
Hoor AIDS Bitters. j &m very much improved In
hea1th, after having taken nve bott1ss.
Your with respect J. s. HERMAN.
, 1865-11-11

Having BEEN cured Q! sRez1as1o9rhe. by celcorz-
ted phyhciAn, and obtxtned his method OF trEatmtn.
ess1e sCd su1cre9s from hclEabnse the means BY
which they CAT he pesmtnenlg cured All communl
cat4ooA cdnfdept1al Address With stamp. v. Il STAN
LEY. 2. Q. UteNeT G4SN Cntcasn. III. WV
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
Regular Meetings OF Eureka Lodge, r. &
-- A. W.. for the year 1865.
MASONIC LODGES IN PLACER COUNTY.

Eureka Lodge, No. l6, Auburn; stated meet
ings Monday next preceding full moon.
Gold Hill Lodge. No. 81 Linc9ln; stated meet
ings, Saturday Of or next preceding full moon.
Michigan City Lodge. No. ~ Michigan Bluffs;
stated meetings Saturday OF or next preceding
full moon.
Illnoistown Lodge No 81. lllinoistown. stated
meetings Saturday Of or next preceding full
moon.
Clay Lodge, No lOl. Dutch Flat; stated meet
ings. Saturday of or next preceding full moon.
Ionic Lodge No. III, Iowa Hill; stated meet
ings, Wednesday Of or next preceding full moon.
Chapters.
Lib inns Oh ,pter, No. H. Iowa Hill. stated
meetings Thursday Of or next preceding full
moon.
Oliver Ch,pter. No. %. Todds Valley, stated
meetings, Wednesday OF or next preceding full
moon.
D.ta Ch,pter. No q, Auburn; stated meet
irgs Thursday Of or next preceding full moon.
aud two weeks thereafter. '.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
ORDER Of ODD.FELLOWS

Auburn Tolge. No. 7, Auburn meets every
Saturday evening.
Mountain 10 lge, No. A. Michigan Bluff; meets
every Saturday evening.
Placer 10 lge. No. IS, Iowa Hill, meets every
Satnrd ". evening.
W ,shington lodge. No. 40. Yankee Jim; meets
every Thnrs(ry evening.
Minerva Lodge No. 50, Todd's Valley, meets
every Saturday evening.
Olive LOlgr. No. 81 Dutch Fiat, meets every
Wednesday evening.
Valley Lo'gH. No. lO7, Lincoln; meets every
Thur day evening. ..
\m"ricen Lolg". No. lOs, Deadwood meets
every Saturday evening.
Enca mp pnlents.
Three Pill.r Ehca npnant No. lG, Forest Hill.
meets the second ana Fourth Tuesdays in every
month. .-..,.. r...
\nnurn Encampment No. 20. Auburn, meets
at Lincoln on the first and third Tuesdays in eve
ry month.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
DEMOCRATIC STATE PLATFORM.
Adopted in Convention at Sacramento,
September 10Th, 1865.

Resolved. That we sincerely rejoice in the ces-
sation OF and the return Of peace throu shout
our whole country; and We trust that the momen
tous lessons oil the past loar years will inspire
among all our fellow citizens greater reverence
for constitutional obligations. and those friendly
and fraternal relations between the people OF all
the States. which are the most solid guarantee
for the perpetuity Of the Union.
Resolved. That the Democracy Of california
will in the future ~ in the past, give cordial
support to the National Administration in the
discharge of all it's constitutional functions. and
most especially in times OF gr-a. national peril
that in the face OF the manifold difficulties aud
endorsements resulting from The late war. the
DenDcr ,tc party will not withhold iis support
from the policy of the Administration far as
the tensss to secure the rights and liberties
OF the States and Of their citizens.
Resolved That upon every ground Of justice
aud policy to the white people OF the country. as
we'll as OF humanity 10 the negro themselves. the
Democratic party is infcxihly opposed to negro
suffrage. and its inevitable consequence, the pc
Utica, and social equality OF the negro. in every
form. and especially to the unnatural and revo-
lut!Onary scheme for thrusting universe, sulrag agc.
by action of Congress- upon the negroes OF the
SOuth"rn States.
Resolved. That the welfare Of California de-
mlnd. imperitivcly, that her mining interest
should be developed and fostered; and her pco
pie are in the same degree opposed 20 any system
for the sale or taxation Of her mines.
Resolved that the whole history of California
is a triumphant vim iicaion OF her State policy Of
a gold and silver circulating medium; and that
any change in this respect would be disastrous in
the extreme; that unwrtten contracts for work.
labor and services should by law, in all ca ca, be
enforced in gold and silver coin.
Resolved. That the Monroe doctrine is an ea-
sential part Of the policy OF the Democratic party
and Of the American people.
Resolved That when the civil authority is in
full operation. there is neither warrant in the
Constitution or laws, even n pretext in any
supposed necessity of State. for trials by military
courts. or arrests by military power. Aud that
she writ of habeas corpus should be held inviol-
Able under the provisions Of the Constitution.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
An lnuuisitive Yankee,

A gentleman riding in an Eastern railroa,
car, which WIS rather sparssly supplied will
passengers, observed in the seat before him
lean, slab.sided Yankee. every feature q
whrse face seemed to ask question:; and q
circumstance soon occurred which proved he
possessed An "inquring mind Before him,
occupying center seat. sat lady dressed
in deep black; an 4 after shifting his position
several times, and msneeuvring to get an
opportunity to look into her face, he Al
length caught her eve lie nodded famll
isrIy to her, and aSkei, with nasal twang
utterly incapable Of imitation:
"In atfction9"
Yes SIR" said the lady,
"'arrnt; father OF mother!"
mo. sir" replied the lady.
"ChiId. perhaps girl or boy'"
mo, sir. not q child" WAS the response.
II have no children"
Husband, then, 'specta"
EYES," WAS The curt answer.
"Hnm-c,,oisrs. 'spose! A syadn' man.
msbh-!"
"My husband was "A seafarias man: the
captain Of vessel; he d;dn', die Of the chol-
era; he .>as drowned "
"Oh, drowned. eh!" pursued the inquisitor.
Sss.aling for a brief instant. Save his
chis,l"
Yes. the vessel was saved, aud my hus'
bands -tf.cls." said the ladv.
"Was thew" asked the Yankee "Pious
mani" h- continued.
"IIs was good member Of the +. pseopai
church
The next question was little delayed BIZ,
il came.
"Don't Won think YOU havs Cause to be
very thankful tha, be was 4 poss man and
aaved bis his,l'
II do" said the lstv, abruptly. and turned
her heal out of the Gar winhpw
The ind-fa,igabls "pnmp" cbsngsi his
position, held the widow by his ghtrring
eye. and propounded one n"re query. in
little lower tone, with his head slightly in
rIinpd forward Over The hack of tie scat:
"Was you eole' iatinq to git married oyinf
"Slr." sad the lady, Indignantly, you are
impairment" And she lett her seat and
took another on the other side of the car
"'Psars to he hl,e hutfs," SAID the uns'
Dashed bore, turning to our narrator, behind
him; "shs needn't be mal; didn't want TO
hurt her feelings. Whmt did you pay tor
thS, umher-I You have got in your hand!
It's real ponty one
There are $4,000, 600 Iuclteg mstcles daily
consumed in England.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28

CO.Partnership N agyifkg Law.
AN ACT concerning Partnerships for Mi

AN ACT concerning Partnerships for Mining
Purposes
SEC. l. III written contracts Of co partnership
for mining purposes upon the lands OF the United
States within this state, formed by two or more
persons. sh I'll he subject to the conditions and H.
abilities prescribed hy this act.
SEC. q Any member of u copartnership. or his
successor in interest in any mining claim. who
sh,l neglect or refuse to pay any assessment. or
shall neglect to perform any Labor or agreement
my after the expiration Of sixty days after such
assessment. labor or other liability has become
due be notified in writing by any remaining part
ncr or partners. or by his or their agents. that
such assessment. Labor ,r liability is due, which
written noiice shall specify the name of such
mine an the district wherein it is located. and
shall particularly mention the liability which has
been incnrred; and If such delinquent reside
within the state, he shall be personally served
with such notice: and if the person so notified
shall refuse or neglect, for thirty days after SER
vice of such written notice. to comply with the
requirements OF the coparnership p agreement the
rem lining partner or partners may sell the inter-
est of snch delinquent partner u and 10 such
mining claim.
SEC 3. All sales under the provisions of mi.
act shall be at public auction and by giving FIVE
d ,ys notice thereof. and by posting written no.
tices in three public places. within the mining
district where such mine is located. The notice
shall also specify the extent OF the interest to be
sold and the time and place of such sale which
place shall be within the district whore the mine
is located. The purchaser at such sale shall nc.
auire all the right and title Of the delinquent
partner.
SEC. 4. IF any delinquent partner in any mine
il absent from the state. resides in anv other
state or territory. the notice to snch delnouent
shalt he by publication once week for four snc-
eessive months in some newspaper published in
the county where tile mine is located; or If there
ne no newspaper in the county. then such notice
shall he pnblishpd in some newspaprr in adoin-
ing county After the expiration Of the time OF
such publication. the interest of such delinquent
shall be solf in the manner prescribed in Sec
tion third Of this act.
SEC. s. This act shall take effect from, aud after
its passage. Approved april 4. 1864
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County Omccrs.
Democratic State Central Committee.

First istrict-P. A Forester.
Second District f. II. Vandccnr.
Third Distrrt-Wm H. Glasscock.
Fourth District-T. w Freelon.
Fifth District J. W Vaudeville.
Sixth Disfrict-J 8. Curtis
Seventh District George Peirce.
Eighth District John Dnggett.
Ninth District John Berry.
Trnth District Alexander Mont gomery.
Eleventh District Daniel ". Gelwcks.
Twelfth District 7. N Cnzncau.
Thirteenth District james Fl. Lawrence.
Fourteenth District Tbomas Findley.
Fifteenth District ]. D. Hambleton.
. Committee at Largc-From Sacramento; J. W.
1offroth, J. G. Goods, Wm Shattuck; from San
John h. Beard, VIM, T. Coleman, Jas.
7. Cntter, Joseph =. Hcgc and Eugene Casserly.
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board of Supervisors.

District No. /, Samuel Dodd. District No. 2
D. W. Madden. District No. 3, A. B. Scott -
The Board meets the first Monday in February
May, August and November.
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BE-. Myres, H. P; W. R. Creque. K; Geo. W.
Applegate s.. Samuel Beck. G. H.; VIM. Sexton,
p. S.. John s. Agan. r. A. G.; Samuel T. Lect
NJ. g. "; 7. b. Harper, NJ. 2. "; Mack Webber
VI. |. "; D. W. Lubbock, T.; j. R. Crandall Sec.;
9. G. Smith, G. -
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Democratic County Central Committee.

10 Hamilton. Chairman; A. Huntley, Secre-
tary; WIN. NJ. Crutcher, Treasurer; J. g. Ball, W.
w.. Price, VIM. A. Hines, Ed. Barrett, John r.
Brown, VIM. NJ. Pulliam, G. G. Newman Il. ".
starr, and Henry Gooding.
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County Court.

Hon. II. Fellows. Judge. Meets on the first
Monday in March, June, September and Decem-
ber.
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Probate Court.

Hon. Fl. Fellows. Judge. Meets on the first
Monday in March, June, September and Decem
bef t
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DISTRICT COURT.

Hon. T. B. Mcfarland, Judge. Meets the first
Monday in February, May, August and Novem-
ber. l..-sI.t|
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FOREST HILL, PLACER County. Cat.
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