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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-03-22

|JOURNEAY, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NO. 8
Pine street Personal attention given TO sales Of Fur
at residences Of owners.
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YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY, MARCH o. 1855
SALES AT AUCTION.

tEEDS s slIb
sass f adaS WSaoss
% sA ~. 's z iSsi Gardens ss s' a.s
large STOCK Of Coaches Carsnces oospe cashe.
Top Wagons Basss no top ireitns Wagons
c saIs M @ s
HENRY D. MINER AUCTIoNEER,.
I al s shs Post os assday
March ~ 1865 at the Merchants Exchange salssroom iii
,. THE LARGE GLASS FACTORY
corner Gerry and rhrSop avenues near Broadway
Die Tyre utensils complete and msohinsry in perfect
s'h ISs ea e.
HEsEY D MINER AucrIoNEER;,
ss p rsinsIc
thirty sssss. s near EsS ~
Ens:l and Ingram Carpets French Plate
sr and s
rosswooS Piano By one Of the best makers.
mahogany Sofas Lounge. and Chairs mahogany Secretary
GSa'I T1Rs
IA aSsrs cgsr; as HsNs.AS 1 Co. aasoses ss'
Tot o Ss fatsni
isrsS ioi sns ia Bourbon wSsfs Fp.:
casks Port Sherry Wines Champagne &c also large
lot Or choice Wines Liquors Bers and Cordials In casks
gons Furniture DC.
MORTGAGE sALE-sALooN FURNITURE. RICH
1M ARD WALTERS auctioncer, Will SELL by virtue Of
chatte mortgage this day at O'clock at Broad
ware Counter Engavng DO Also 6superIcr walnut Glass
Cases, Tables with drawers, 20 Muskets &c.
+. COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgage.
PAWNBRoKERs SALE THIS DAY.-JAMEs AGAR
Grape stella and other shaws Skirts WndercotRes sSses
Shirts Coats Pants Vests and variety of other goods
avenue.
TIMER, is East Broadway, OF 400 lots mems and wo
mems Clothing Bedding and other seasonabe goods worthy
81 Rose street.
will SELL Thursday March % at Is Chatham street.
large assortment of mems and Clothing, Remnants
A. 10 commence at 10 O'Clock. BY order Of J. B. j.
DAwNBRoKERs' sALE.-G. LEWIS, AUcTToNEER,
VIM simpson 4 Co. a large quantity Of Gowns Shawis
Remnants, &c Sale to commence at l0x o'clock.
y FARMER, AUCTlONEER-E. B.. HENRY WILL
~. sell this day. at o'clock at 44 Sixth avenue Stock
Platform Scales Counter Fixtures, Also Horses Wagon
and Harness.
DICHARD WALTERS AUCTIONEER- FURNITURE
C1rpetng-wil sell on Thursday March e. at II o'clock
Wilton carpes wndo
fine Sofas Tetea etes and Chairs hair cloth Centre
Bedding and other Furniture.
g al; BoaART. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY. AT 10Y
street. Household Furniture Sofas Tables Chairs Lounges
sSs and Beds and
Kitchen Utensils, &C., &C. Also Harness. Saddle and Bride
rvuEprrrc sAIr
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T,O CAPITALISTS PUBLIC SALE OF A VALUABLE
i Ground Rent of S206O per annum irredeemable and
amply secured by Baltimore street property.
BY virtue OF decree of the Circuit Court OF Baltimore
city the subscriber will sell public auction TUESDAY
18th day Of MARCH, 1885 a one O'Clock NJ at the Ex.
change salesro0ms Second street. In Baltimore q
desirable iredeemabe ground Of thousand and
nifty dollars 2 0O annum payable quarterly the LIST
March, June, September and December In year.
Tho said requires said rent 70 be pa4a gold silver
II demanded
Tho terms Of the sale according decree are.oue
bali cash on the day Of SALE and the balance two equal
payments in three and six months the Of the
with interest and satisfactory security be given
IN cash, the option Of the purchaser Inquire of A. c.
LINvILLE, Trenton, or =. w. BRUNE, Trustee
auctiOneerN.
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CHERIFFs SALE.
y MEMS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES TWEEDS

wooLLEN HOSIERY GOODS, FLANNELs
RICHARD WALTERS, Auctioneer, will sell on Wednes
day, March a. 1885, at II O'Clock at n East Broadway
large and general assortment Of Men and Youths Clothing
colors and qualities; Docskns Tweeds, pieces Slecas
Also assortment OF red and white Flannel Goods fine
Woollen Drawers, Shirts Socks, &C.
john LYNCH, Deputy. JAS LYNCH, late Sheriff.
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MORTGAGE sALE-SALOON FURNITURE RICH
1u ARD WALTERS, auctoncer, will SELL by virtue of
chattel mortgage this day At l0ocock at East Broad
ware Counter Engavngs Also 6superor walnut Glass
Cases Tables with drawers, 20 Muskets, &c.
p. COLLINS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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DAWNBROKER's SALE THIS DAY.-JAMES AGAR
will sell at 81 New Bowery SILK Calico and other Dresses
Grape Stella and other Shaws Skirts Undercothes Sheets
Shirts Coats Pants Vests and variety of other goods too
numerous to mention BY order Of John Levy As Sixth
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xECUTOR'S SALE
l.. II. LUDLOW CO.
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
On THURSDAY, March 49, 1865 at IL O'Clock,
AZ the Exchange saiesroom,
No. Ill broadway, Trinity Buldlng:-
canal street.-The valuable Property Nos 533 and SIS
Inal, between Washington and Greenwieh, Clinton
rxe end Hobokcn ferry suitable for business purposes
Be abou. s0yb6 feet.
House and Lot $40 Broome street. be-
|een Hudson and iarick s.ieets house
\, brick, In good order; lot "a 6xs43ls feet deep.
ANTOINE yERREE,
Executor of Louis Loutrn deceased
h n. OGDEN, AUCTioNEER--LARGE SALE OF sU-
pcrior Household Furniture French Plato Mirrors
bed and mahogany Pianos Brocael and Lace Curtains;
0rses Csr gss Wagons A by order Of the OF
le late Thomas Y. Norris In the city Of Newark ~ J.
H. r. OGDEN will sell on Thurscay ed 10 o'clock nj
mansion OF the late deceased No. Washington place.
% entire Furnturs &c contained therein, comprising
rye variety OF superior Furniture kc
ALSO, AT O'CLOCK T. NJ,
,und aud Kind; perfect match and fast travcers
One pail OF bay Horses years old sound kind;
ot Ia three minutes and known by the o. Horace
ones an sam Mclaughlin
One Arab saddle Mare l5f hands high kind aud sound
every respec suitable for lady chid cost TO Import
200a
CARRIAGg SOne Central Fark Pha,on, Road and Tro,.
ng Wagons sieghs, double and single HaTness, Binke
obcs, Whips &c
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XEDwARD scuESCE AUCTIONEER
~ ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE,
by ORDER OF TIE ASSIGNEE
| by EDWARD SClIENCK, this day, March n, ut 10Y
a. H. al the saesroom co Liberty large ard ee
superior Furniture OF
Ind Of every variety Now exhibition Sale perempory
A. FAURE, Assignee.
Al ~ o'clock for Of whom II concern, one
arge One Mirror and small lot OF Watches and Jewelry
Ito be sold peremptorIly
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IN COTTON, AUCTfONEER.-BY r. COTTON j.
|l HAGEMAN-Thc entire Furniture and Fixtures Of the
limited States Hotel In Fulton street On Thursday March
@ commencing et 10 O'Clock and continue from day to day
|unt the Whole IL sold There ~ In this sale every concev
able kind and description OF furniture large proportion OF
being very good and valuable embracing about 800 rooms
INCLUDING several paroTs, containing rosewood, mahogany
bud black walnut Furniture velvet and tapestry Carpets
French plate Mirrors rich Curtains and Cornccs
|pianoforles Paintings Engravugs &c &c. Also all the
dining Room Fnrnituin Silver Plated Ware Table Cutlery
Glassware, &C. Aso all the he'd Table Linen Comfort
|ers blankets. Counterpart &c ac Also all the Bar Fur.
|nurc and Fixtures Reading Room do Also one Steam
Engine Of eight horse power and ono or two
smalcr do &c 90 Catalogues morning OF sale and
|L,IRsT CLASS HOUSES AT PUBLIC AUCTION AT
I'm Newark N 1.-Two three story brick Dweillnbs Nos
rs and 20 Fair street. Ave minutes walk Market Street
depot each oonapn ten alshed rooms gas water bath
by 100 feet each WI e so d e pubic suction the pro
moon. Tsrms accommodating Possession April l.
JOHN n. PIERsoN, 81 Green street, Newark N j.
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uENRY D. MINER, AUcTIoNRER.

MORTGAGE SALE OF HORSES, WAGON, HARNESS.
Ul Liquors. Cigars, &c.-S. HERMAN 4 Co, auctioneerS
sell this Day March % s ioh O'Clock At Is Dowery
large lot fine old Bourbon Monongahela Whskey Ppes
and barrels Gin casks and barrels fine choice Brandes
casks Port and Sherry Wines Champagne &c also
lot OF choice Wines Liquors. Bters and Cordias
gons Furniture, &c
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DAWNBROKERS SALE-THIS DAY, BY JOHN NOR
TIMER IL East Broadway Of 400 lots mems and wo-
the attention Of dealers others BY order OF Hugh Fre
81 Rose street.
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RICHARDS CO., AUCTIONEERs.-5OOC CASES
Boots and shoes at aucton.-A. s. RICHARDS 4
Coruandt street. full assortment of spring goods
ues arc now ready. Also 900 cases at private sale.
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g al; BOGART AUCTIoNEERs--THIs DAY, AT 10Y
street. Household Furniture Sofas Tables Chairs Lounges
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Bedsteds Beds and Bedding
Kitchen Utensils, &c. &C. Also Harness. Saddle Bride.
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DAWNBROKERS' SALE.-G. LEWIS, AUCTIONEER,
will sell on Thursday March 23 at Is Chatham street.
large assortment of mems and womens Clothing Remnants
A. TO commence at 10 O'Clock By order Of j. B. J.
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FURNITURE.

CABINET FURNIrURE-AT THB LOWEST MANvfAO.
~ tures prices. We have constantly hand aud MAKE
70 order IN the latest style rosewood black walnut sna
walnut and chestnut Bedroom and Chamber sus apd a
general assortment Of all articles I'm hne 10 which we
draw the attention Of the pnblc 10 and examine our
goods before purchasing el'ehsrs Az goods waTasssd
Nos I2s and liz RivinG,On street, between Norfolk and
Essex
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WAsTEp-Two rYREE aIaHr y'Hs ,.s rAR
81 inches BY fe6t want good but cheap and ono uce
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

DIsaRAcEFuL.-One Of the most disor.c.,
ful and depraved acts an editor can be eu;l,o
of, says the Oregon Review. is tha, of ahn,
sing The honored dead. We have noticed
in several Of our Abolition EXCHANGES ~
speaking Of the death Of Governor Samusl
Medary, the most abusive villifca,ions hoon
ed upon this honoIed and great man.
mong the most prominent of these low crea,
lures is one William J. Beggs, of the NevaJ,
Gazette, who is well known in Oregon 81.
low, drunken, beggary dog. A man that
will bring himself so low, is not worthy the
respect OF the meanest creature upon tho
face OF the earth, and the company of "A doc
is too good for him.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

RATHER SnApBY.-rhe Sheriff Of mining
county in Idaho, i. is said by a gentleman
from there, was lately married under rather
singular circumstances. lie attended "A ball,
where he me, young lady who had Just
arrived across the Plains, asked ber to have
him The first dance, and WAS married the
same evening and started on bridal tour
soon after. All this is not so singular as the
fact that during his absence on the honey
moon trip there arrived from California a
lady. who bad come at his reqnest all tha,
weary journey, to make the best Of him as a
husband. but vino had he good sense to
consider herself we'll rid Of such man, but
who certainly deserves a much better hus,
band than she Iost.--Portlaad OreYonian.
The aforesaid Sheriff is a how ling Aboi>
zionist, was "a member of the first Iaho
Legislature, "here he made himself more
notorious than celebrated, and is a cousin ol
Ex Governor Stamford, Of this State.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

Is THE MATTER OF THE ESTATE or WM. II. ORR,
DECEASED.
In the Probate Court Of the County of Placer,
State Of California.
1T appearing to the Court by the petition pre-
q scented and filed by G.. A. Brown Admin stra-
tor OF the Estate of Wm II Orr deceased. pray
ing for an order TO sell Real Estate, that it is
necessary TO sell the whole of the Real Estate TO
pay The debts outs landing against the Deceased,
and the debts. expenses and charges OF Admins
tration. 1t is therefore ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in the said Estate ap-
pear before the said Probate Court, on Monday,
the 9Th day OF March, A. D. 1865, al 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, in the forenoon Of that day, at the Court
Room OF said Probate Court, in the toan of Au-
burn, Placer county, to show cause, if any they
have or can, why an order should not be granted
to the said Administrator, TO sell the Real Estate
OF the Deceased or much thereof rs shall be
necessary. And that a copy Of this order be
published at least four successive weeks in the
Placer Herald u newspaper printed and pub
lishcd in the town OF Auburn, Placer county.
Dated this 30th day of January. A. D. 1865.
II. FELLOWS,
Probate Judge, Placer county.
A true copy. Attest D. W. SPEAR,
49, Clerk OF said Court, with the Seal
: L. S. thereof affixed, this 3lst day Of jan
- uary 1865. D. w. SPEAR, Clerk.
February 4th--4w
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Eastern News.

We are glad not to be compelled TO fur
telegraph from the East, under the head Of
news, for we would have 20 print quantity
Of trash that would be nauseating to all sens
sble persons The telegraph is the most
unconscionable liar Of the times, and Of late
seems to be growing verse in its morals
This is so marked, that even the Abolition
press are growing restivs, and recently we
have observed articles in prominent papers
OF that ilk, boldly charging the telegraph
with being a grea, and very inconsistent
liar. From this it will be understood in
future that it is no. "Copperbead lie" 10
charge the telegraph with persisteu, misrep-
resentaton.
The recent etfor,s a. negotiation between
tho Warrington and Richmond governments,
has caused the country TO he flooded with
unfounded reports, and the telegraph has
been the busy agent in disseminating them.
1t is impossible to say whether any real
efforts are being made to bring abou, peace.
l. is only certain tha. Messrs. Blair and Sin
geton. by the appointment or consen. Of
the President, have been to Richmond on
some kind Of mission. Latest accounts
say that the Confederate Government has
appointed Vice President Stephens. Senator
Hunter, of Virginia, and Judge Campbell,
formerly L. s. Supreme Judge, to proceed to
Washington as Peace Commissioners. And
one account says they have arrived a. City
Point,i( Grants headquarters) and another
(no, considered reliab!e) that they have
reached Washington. And yet, with all
these reports about peace commissioners, the
N. Y. Herald, the mos: reckless sensation
paper in the country, says there ia nothing
doing whatever in the way of nego.iation
Amid all the conflicting rumors. the mar
kets Of the east are much unsettled; gol
makes extraordinary vacillations in price
going up and down, down and up with
marked unsteadness. Merchants are in
quandary-salss are limited-snd business
general Wis going Glow, unit, moneysd men
can satisfy themselves as to wha! is in the
wind.
Army news is hot striking. Sherman i,
said to be preparing for grand stroke Of
strategy. but the reporters wont say what.
The eastern papers have rumor tha,
Spain, France and Austria, will acknowle 90
the Confsdsracy after the 4,h Of March,
They fail, however, to give any authority for
the statement.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

EASTERN PRIcEs.-Ihe following, the
prices of the articles named on the lst of
January, in the New York city markets,
conveys some idea of the imitation Of prices
Of all mercbanable articles, and how costly
q luxury is our presen, Abolition war;
Butter 65 cts per 10; cheese, 80 cts; flour,
per bbl. SIS; corn meal per ID. 40 cts; ap.
pies, per bushe', Sl.75; beef, porter house,
35 cts per ID; pork. 25 do; mutton chops 80
do; turkeys, per ID. 80 cts; chickens. per ID.
% cts; hams, 80 cts; bacon, 2G cts; corned
beef, 22 cts; potatoes, sl.75 per busheI;
turnips, 25 cts per peck; onions, 65 cts per
peck; cabbages, IL TO 20 cts. each; coal,
&l2.5 per ton.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

ES-lhe Governor of Nevada AMI the
Legislature continue hosllIies. The Leg.
slature persists in passing bills granting
special franchises, which the Executive vetoes
in every instance, and are then passed over
his head when returned to the law makers.
This results in much line being wasted, and
ssea: expense incurred, without any good
resulting to the new State.
In this unpIeasan! waifara the Governor
Seems to have the support Of the influential
press Of the State; while the Legislative
body has fallen so much in public confidence
that the wish has become general, that they
adjourn and depart their several ways 70,
home.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

NoTIcE TO SroCK OWNERS IN PLACER Co,
Since some time last week, The owners of
morris Ranch" in Placer county, have been
co.raling cattle, horses, and other species Of
the fonr footed kind, that have been found
grazing upon ,ha. Rancho" under !he
fence law" passed by the Legislature Of
last winter. We are informed by friend
tina: many citizens Of Placer county have
cattle and horses rnnning at large npon the
rauch, anu that they have all been collected
together by constable, by the name Of
Cross, near the Fifteen Nile House, and are
confined without anything 10 sustain life.
1t would be well for our ci;izans TO % and
look after their property.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

A HIT AT THE SANITARY FoLKs.-All kind
Of lodges have been resorted to to obtain
money for the Sanitary Commission in this
State, and notwithstanding the enormous
amounts ,ha. have been freely given, fol
which no account is rendered, the agents
are constantly taxing their brains in invent
ing new modes for squeezing the pockets o
the dear peeps" We imagine it could
only have been Father Bellows association
that is referred to by the Nevada Gazette, in
noticing new circular from charitable SO.
ciety, suggesting ways Of raising money,
when that paper says:
"lf there is any untried mode ofsqueezne
contributions out Of An impecunious popula-
ton, let it be Immediately put in operation.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

@ AS we anticipated, the Stars and
Stripes will not is,an to our advice to the
Abolition organization of this county, to
hold fast to the delegate convention system,
in preference to the plan that the organ has
been airing for several weeks. We have no
wish for voice in the government of such
. mongrel political family, but appearances
indicate strongly that the Blacks will take
our advice in preference to that Of the organ
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
CHRIST CHURCH,

DIVINE SERVICE. according to the rite. of
the Protestant Episcopal Church, will be held in
the Court room on the SECOND and FOURTH Srx.
DAY of the month. Morning Service at IL o'clocL
Evening Service at II o'clock
The Sunday School will meet at 2 O'Clock
Persons desiring the professional service Of the
Minister at Marriages. Funerals. etc, are REQUEST,
ed to give notice to Mr.. J. L. Br0wne Auburn.
or address him thus:
REV ADAM A. McALISTER
Assistant Minister Grace Church,
Sacramento
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIo Thurs. |

ATTEMPTED AssAssINATIoN.-On Thurs
day night Of last week, MIR. Neal Taylor and
another man, were engaged in watching a
portion of the Bear River ditch, in the vicin.
ity Of Pine Grove. to proven. its being cut
by persons whom it was supposed would
make the attempt The men bad built fire
and spread blankets on the ground near BY,
upon which they were reclining, when sev
eral m"n approached within fifteen or twenty
fee: O. them, one Of whom exclaimed to the
watchers that if they moved they were dead
men. sMr Taylor replied that he guessed
not" or something to that effect, and was in
the act Of raising upon his elbow, when he
was fired upon, the ball passing over the
breast of his companion lying by his slde
and striking Taylor in the right thigh, and
completely SCATTERING the bone. The would
be assassin and his comrade. Immediately
fled; and Taylor, without being aware of the
exten, Of bis injury, attempted to walk to
Pine Grove, but was unable to proceed but
a short distance, as the spin tered bone
worked into the flesh and prevented the use
Of the limb. He WIS then conveyed to Pine
Grove, where he has since been properly
cared for. Being very corpulent man, it
was feared for some days that the wound
would prove fatal, but We are pleased TO
learn tha. he is now doing we'll, and that
probably ampu,a,ion will pot be necessary;
but SO far his physician has no, been able to
operate upon The limb on account Of The in
fammation.
Taylor and his companion are both conf,
dent that the person who fired the shot was
Mr.. Ryan, the owner Of the land through
which the ditch runs, who has recently Oh
tanned q paten, from The State for The same,
and who has been disputing the right Of the
Ditch Company to run water through the
tract. Upon Information warrant was is
sued, Ryan arrested, and an examination had
before Justice Woodin, in this place, on
Monday last. TayIot's companion testified
positively that Ryan was the man who did
the shooting, and members of Ryan's family
being equally as positive in their testimony
that he was at home in bed at the time the
affair occurred The Justice admitted the
accused to bail in the sum of 81 900 in coin,
for his appearance M the next term Of the
County Court.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

MICHAEL HAYES HoNoRABLY ACQUITTED.
The Grand Jury Of the United States Dis.
,rct Court, after full and thorough ;nvesti,
cation of the case of Michael HAYES, charp-
ed with conspiracy to fl. oat a piratical ex.
petition from this port, came to the unaui,
nous conclusion that the testimony against,
him was utterly incredible and unreliable.
and he was 'hereupon honorably acquitted
by the Court and discharged from custody
by The military authorities. Mr. HAYES has
been incarcerated in A A!catraz for five weeks.
and it now appears to the satisfaction of all
fair men that he was entirely guiltless of
crime or intention Of crime, the victim of in,
famous spies and informers who would swear
away the liberties or life of any man for pay.
Democratic Press.
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
CCNSTABLE'S SALE,

E9Y virtue of an Execution issued by James
1B Moore, Justice of the Peace. of Township
No. 2, Placer county, State OF California, on the
10th day OF January, A. D. 1868, and to me di-
rected, in favor Of Daniel Willard. and against
Henry Schnably, judgment S2lG, payable in
United States gold COIN and costs S2G with in
tcrest from date on Judgment and costs at the
rate of two per cent per month, payable in Unit
ed States gold coin. | have levied upon, seized
and vii! expose to public sale, at Ophir, in front
Of Leahys Saloon, on
Tuesday, the 7th day of March, A d SOS.
at the hour of one o'clock. p. NJ, all the right,
title, interest and claim, which the said Henry
Schnably had on the 7h day of January 1865,
in and to the following described property, to-
wit: Two Hundred Shares Of the Capital Stock
of the Ophir Gold and Silver Mining and Milling
Company, there being credit on tn" above Ex.
ecution, of Ten Dollars and fifty Gel Is, shall sell
as aforesaid, or so much thereof as may be sufti-
cent to satisfy the above judgment, together
with oil costs due end to become due thereon.
STEPHEN JAMISON,
Constable, Township No. O.
Ophir, February 4th, ls65.--4v
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04
1S,> Aver's American AInannc hns nn,u mr.

no Ayers American Almanac has now or.
rived aud is ready for delivery gratis by Mr. NJ
Weber or H. lIazcll to all who call for it,
This number contains treatise on Scrpiu la ana
its kindred complaints, which is well worth Pc
rusal. 1t also gives-much general medical infor-
nation. which is useful and should be kept
against time of need in every family. Its com
pilatlon OF jokes and anecdotes is about he best
that reaches Us. and these facts together have
given it circulation which is said to be the lar.
gest of any one hook in the world
The Placer herald., 1865-02-04

tg The week has bsen fairly divided
between cloud and sunshine. From the first
10 the middle, the rain fell almost conlinu.
ously, and in quantity not surpassed by the
heaviest storms of the wintor-from Wed,
nesday until the present time, the skies have
been almost cloudsss, tho sun genial and
the breeze inv igoratng.