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CELEBRATED fhH3
- AMERICAS on GAN 80
Sole Agency for West Virginia RtEo7rp
20! RELIGIoUs BOOK HoUsE.la4
a 2MoNROE STREET WHEELING.

HHHE AMERICAN ORGANS RE TiyIE.
n only real Reed Organs now befors me
Public. Tbs only Organ having a Rsverher-
Atng Sound Box or Wind CheGt which has
khe same important part 70 perform ng tbe
sounding Board has in n PlanoioFte4 Riyf,
body and resonance lof tone and Jgitiloiit
Ehieh the Organ becomes merely Meiodson
not only LihaYB the Wind Chest, or Sound
4oHi but have the large organ Bellows, RiV-
ing power and great gtsadiness Of lone
Ine9e, with their extreme hne YpieinR OF tha
Reeds and pertecting Of the tone, make them
tue Most perfect OfRAn Known, Then In
tinsne.s Of HolknepshiP, anishs Of action,
and ease they excel all othen. These great
improvements and superiority OF tone and
WOTlmanshlp Of the American Organs pIane
them In the front rank as the best And eonn
mAnd q higher price than any Other Fsed in
Eirument In The market. A fcRfefnl eXRmi-
nation OF them, IN comphrison with other.
will quickly yEh0W.thalE SupsFiofitg.i fSnesiai
attention q called 10 lie StVie ~ iySs5rj1Sl
Organ, No. n, containing Tho Bupsf 0ciSVe
Coupler and sob Bass. lF9r ChpTciGy IN want
OF . powerful instrument, Whn8a TntSai5T NJ,
limited, ts price renders II very tISSirIibls,
Every Oman y WlrEnDled 10 prove EofiGfac-
goEy. The American Organs All have the
i -heSSeIoefatl1 lsS sound Box, OF Wind Ohest,
enn are .lnished in the highest STYLE of
ant in Rosewood, Jet, Whinut' ana fOSF
nniAht fichiy vafnished and poifshed. or m
sno9l9 w Ftni4hi forming elegant piece OF
iuIniiuIe Iof the parlof or boudbif. and the
YAK and. Nalnut especially udapilId, for
~ i4tFcne4, Lecture AND Lodge Rooms, Hsyen-
teen-Il-F1fHt PTenittms were awarded to
Lle AIner1oan Organs dn one month oyer al
compositions At different State and COUNTY
kaira For ILLUSTRATED price iii en- StiIhs
.BTONER, Agent, UT "
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.SJtg 5iiss IN A 8 b T.l5

uirsy IA iis, IN A s b .7s 5,li 4, =
AProVIsIon for the Ex.PresIdent of
the COnfederacy..-ALr. NaSby tenders
Hin Professionally in his s:InstI'
Ioot.'' : - - "a : Y 2 = = n 4 IL
= ~ F5pmpts Toledo Blade. ~ 81 i
"a Posr OFFIs; GoNFEDBIFS n RoADs,0 il
(Which Is In the StaIEuV Keutucky.) "a
''i- ''i' o. tf''''4 May %; 1857; ~
To SJeBeTS01 DdUEs, late President ftv tie
y iSoutherR Cpnf fedeTuey: '''ai' -
Il The undersigned, yoor ardent admir-
eEsl who follerd RillInlY Yoor lead in
the late tour the South took after adj
distinct rites, wich unfortnitly resultid
in the loss nv sfch nv 'em ez we he'd,
beg tleaYe to tepdersYoo ez aitestimony
nv their esteem, the Preside ENJOY Of the
Ham and Japheth Academy for the de-
Velopment nv the intelleck nv all races
irrespective nv race or color, NV wich
hev the honor TO be one NV the Fax
We Worshipt you before yoor ontime-
". capCher in female apparel, for the
dignity with wich yoo bore Yourself
doorin yoor prosperous days, ,:Yoor man
illness doorin yoor long and unconstlI
tooshnel lncarcerashen In Fedral bass
tile, and yoOr hRwty though silent as.
sershen nv the nAtfal sooperiority of
the southern man doorin the annoyin
proceedings which endid in yoor tri-
umfant release from yoor abasht per-
Becooters, and that In yoor hands
the interests uvthe Institoot will en-
tirely safe. n rrs Is y 81
Many reasons impel US to tothiscourse.
First. We asspom. that yoo are poor
In this worlds goods: Troo, 700 he'd
ury doorin the fraiisid lie struggle forced
ontous by the North, but wat chRnse
he'd yoo for steeiln, with Benjamin and
Mallory and them fellows with 700,
who he'd the benefit nv practice. dpOrin
Pierce and Bookannon's admnlstra-
tion. A man coodent- make days
wages speehlAtfn in a Treasury wieh5
them men he'd gone through.
Second. Hoot wood Jbel Nv benefit TO
,us. With your name at the head nv
our faculty, the Northern Democracy
wood shell out ther STAN ps With q lib
eraIity never before witnest, and the
Institoot wood be endowed heftter than
HnysimiIar instoosbn In the country.
The Kings nameis a Rt0weryuVsfrength /
Remember that the Dem0cFacy2uy the
North give the exile Yallandigum $780,
600 in ten cent contribooshens. Eft
they'd do that for him and sieh.3 WAT
woodent they do for tyoof The greatet
mp. the flesser. There never
win beisich q favorable opportoonity
for yoo TO become ten center, 7Wioh IS
.tr6bly equivalent g ibsil a he'd center,
a5EHa matter nv c0oFke tyoO Rill hAV
.obJecEshuus.s Known wat they viii
be we ancer em In adYanee. ss5,5Sfiils
e j. The fneoHlpLete' state no The LnStt.
E0oE.=We acknowledge that it isn't In
sich state Of completeness ez we Good
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FISK &IHATGH.. !. .
RankGEEand Dealers In Government
Y. -. .s.1l y. seeufities., slsIl9. ~ p
30. s NAssAU s4EEEr Ny.

n. B.-AH kinds oi C4oYeFnnsnt sAffuFjtis,
received AT the fun market pF1cs In exchaileG
for the above Bonds Als0Is1 1lii r5yFJl :
- AlldPscItption OF Government ,gech.
rites kept conStantIy on hand, ,aild Bo1Rht
Sold, OF EXct1EnRed, TEEHN. 2 nfftfts , - -
7 sgtGeld lcoin ahd aU.as. Coupons bought,
BoIdy and collecfed. d.dnl dirg f,Gf - ~
II, 2 DsPosiia Fesetyea on lIbsnl Terms, sub.
BColIections made thruu shouft he eouni::
Ry.= ilAA gui z2Gs ETiuigsSE =
& - hllseellap enpS stockg and BoudS bought
don for Enhb b!g5iG TL9u sHf "a s3ng % ~
+ SPECIAL Attention given 70 the .EES
cdhI - OF SEYEE-TaIkTY1 MOTHS Of ali
BONDS Of 1895, on the most favorable teImA,
apF9-2RW2m
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1aGATnAHTAi Gas May 2Sy 1851,
GENERAL: I have the honor to
transmit inclosed the reports ofiGener-
ais SwRyne and Dunn, concerning the
late riot in Mobile, Ala, as also the re-.
port of olpnel Shepherd, 18th Infantry,
commanding the post. You will not
fail 70, notice some itho1ghtnot impor:
tant, discrep epancfes ID. these two reports.
One thing IS manifes and thar Is, that
livery body, and no doubt himself In.
cluded, apprehended disturbance dur!
ing Judge Kelley's speech, instead of
being present with the necessary police
force, and arrangementss ito keep Nthe
peace, went of to his house, mile,And
-and half distant, because, probably,
Ee supposed the Sentiments OF the
speaker would not = be pleasant
to I him, Fand len u the Jpehce of
the city in the hands of Chief OF Po-
lice, WHO either sympAthized with the
riotersS or was wholly inefficient. It
certainly is not 10, be attributed to the
zeal of conduct of'eithef or these fdnc-
ti9n8ries that the riot, did not assume
'fofmidable proportions. have, there!
fore removed both; not only because of
thaincriminRl misconduct on. this oeca1
sion but because there Isl not. likely 70
bb cophdence Of any, security whatever,
hereafter while they retain their of
fees, I have aLpointed. Mr., Hoffman,
a htlch ;Tespected Union manic Mo-
Bile Mayor, and Colonel 1Dimon, for
merlY of the army, but for the last year
aicitizenIof Mobile, Chief Of Police. 1
will fe-model the entire Police force
and probably change the Board OF Al
derman In few days. Col. Dimon l
know well; personally =, as he served for
a long time under my command, and
while hefS Ghfef OF P0ifee viii guar
antee that there. win not be another ROT
IN Mobile. The pstigator Of The riot,
in 1t, is in confinement at Fort Gaines,
Apd=Yill betFtedi by, Military Cpmmis-
si6bsR TheJ OWL authorities released
ghiin on bail o9AetIve measures are be-
ling taken TO arrest the other parties
bcQnCerned. ~ Until the new city govern
bment is fully installed and in success
efHEoperations the military aut uthOrities
win CONTROL the police of the city. 1
am, General very respect full y, your
EoRedIent servant, JoHSi Pope,
I; breVet cl69j. Gen, u. s. ID. Candy
20 Gen. " SrGFant, Gensral-in- Chief
b r: 20 .: a a 81 ptashington: 20
n osas COL. sHEPHERD's REPORT,
HEApoUAKTERs,P PosT OF MoBfLR, l
no az At3PHTFEI MAto3RPHHTFE, A1LA,, May. IL, 1861, J
LIEUT.. ]. A. lCONYaHAlf. 4sSitaj,it iiGen.
"a. District Alq4dma; - -
Sir: Ishaye thelhonor, very reSnecE-
fully to submit the following rel5tiye
TO the dfssracefuf and ct1mih1 rtot re-
sulttng IN murder pccurTipg in this cItv
ON the night of the l4th inst, when tba
Hon.. Mr.. Kelly, from Pennsylvania;
addressed for q Few moments the people
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lex Gavitt late deceaseli ~ S7717S 11SI71 ~

{ TIE latest style of bonnet has just
made ita appeaFance, II Is called. the
: ile even ne S9tter,ns y and consists OF q two
cent 24ieEsnlh4 revenue stamp, worn on
q hoFse hair, 1t preents q verS pretty
appearance at .. distance, and must be,
gs5yi . gsE eamtsEta ht this hi season rs the
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we have Also on hand s5,lOOO worth or La
dies and ChildrenS' Boots and Shoes, at lower
prices than ever was seen in the State. II
Gardlner's New Store, cor. Main and Union
streets and get them.
Every pair of Boots and Shoes cold at this
establishment Is WARRANTED, and In
every case will be mended free OF charge.
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8 iss.s5 ausHrapff,
National Insurance lC0nDIaallFI.. Ial !.
-,t oEEICERs:
WHEELING, WEST VA. =

~ = InWvsl{ - flal4sN IS 1sifl u.
yAkA
+" Once, 20 Monroe st. next door to lst MAJ
tional Bank. 'fGuui1Hfl sal A-a- ss.fz--'st
f.5 r5Hsst qfY, oFEIcERsc isy t... 5sr
GEO. x. WHEAT, President,
JAMES McCLUNBH, Vice President. Hl
'iag JOHN BIaHOR, Secretary. 90 -ass
CHAs. WALLACE, State Agent for West
Virginia and MRryhnd.g -in -af4s
DIRFcTORs.-John e. Wilson, jas @. orr
John A, Armstrong, A. Q. QuaFF1er, Geo. X.
Wheat Samuel Harper, James Mckinney,
Morgan Il. Gtt, Geo. Adams RI fpTJif rofr II
REFEREN CHS; 8. Brady, Cashier Merchants
National Bank, Wheelink: List, Morrison Il
GO; q %holeSale GEoceR Wheeling; Pryor,
Ing; Michael Reilly, Wholeslle Grocer,
wheeling Mcclellan & Knox, Boot and
Shoe House, Wheeling; McCabe, RrIft q on,
DruggistS " heelinE; Cleo! w. FFRnEheimy q
Co., W holesRle Wines and Lilo mons, Wheat
ing; WinEhip, Woods & CO., ousensWSle,
Wheeling Lewis Baker; Pu6 Register,
Wheeling; T. @, MnAfee, Notions, Wheeling:
Wh6altng; OFT, SOn a Co, Hardware, Whsals
ing; ], y. Sands, Cashier, First Nat. Bank,
Faifmont; X p. Camden. Preisl Nat Ell
bank; weston, W, Vas CRpl. John Mcclure,
Jr., Wheeling. apr25
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Franklin Insurance Company
p is'I' '3i-2l or wIiEELtNd.l i'-1 7-'f's7
Capital, sI5O, ,OOO.

go lnllt. DRECTORss ~ t4-l.
II n. Logan, 7. p shallcrosa, ]. 9. Rhodes
Geo, Mendel, J. n. Hobbs, SAml. McCel-
Ian, g. w. FTanHhsim, JAS. N. Vance, Alex
4Aqghlln' 10 ucil1UJag eli hsduar-uE.f
NNHIs COMPANY NOW HAVING, REEN
4 organized tour years, and In that time
done successful btisineS, Is istill prepared
70 take risks ~ fair rates ON Buildings Of all
kinds, Merchandise, Manufacturing EsthlI-
hAhmentA, Furniture. Steam Boats md Car
goes on the Western Rivers and Lakes,
htscOmpany Of1eFs superior Inducements
70 FaImGB, whereby they can be insured on
Dwellings, Furniture, Barns and contents, for
or years at reduced TateS q = hfNffF
z This being a home institution, with the lar
Eest capital and surplus Of any COMPANY in
IN the State and coinposed Of some
nlnety-four Stockholders, most of whom EJ9
among our pest business men, recommends
itself TO the favorable consideration OF The
insuring public and SOlicits their patronage,
, publications. for insurance will be promptly
attended 10 by the Secretary. ~" iht
ONCE 20 Monroe street. siff ftr..fa-a...r
n. ARTHUR, Secretary.
BAML MCCLELLAN, President,
GEO. MEHDEL, Vice President.
Q. M. COEN, Special Agent ocIB
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bohemian Toilet Sets and Vases
A FULL ASSORTMENT JUST REOEIY-
a ed Rnd for sale, at Z, BOCKINGij, No.
Odd Fellows Hall.
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Great National Railway across the
sial d.. ;5stii3aoi Continent, ''i@ o5s

.iil ;7stii2aoi Continent. III oas
Their line viii extend nom Sacramento
California across the Sierra NeVndRs 10 the
GanfeEnia state line, LrRyerEinE the RICH
CALIFoRNTAi and thence through The
great mining regions OF the TerTitoneE 70 the
vicinity Of salt Lake City ID Id DGr 3
IL forms the sole Western link OF the only
route to The Pacific which Is ndOpted BY Con.
bonds. - ~ D5Hi - Ei7l'iTIHlfET II
Their road,is already cnmpIsted, equIpped
and rpnntng for 81 miles from Sacramento to
within IL milesOf the SUNNI It OF the f5I6IfaS
and large amount Of the work Of Grading
Ennneling. &C, beyond that point has been
. The FIRST, MORTGAGE BONDS OF this
Company AFFORD unusual inducements OF
Safety and PROFIT toInVHst1IB, for the follow
Ing among other FsFsfRasf FfRs4f viz; gaa 20 q ?.
The'tate 0f interest Is 6iz Pr O.,t. fJ Cod,
Payahie semi ni-annually in the Gtyof New.
r. - s-iiinal SECOND. 14adst e7si =
The Principal + payable in Gold Al matd:
l5RI 1i5GI l5l do THIRD! bis y;rae
ana he aS4SSd SS4 g ihs fH.sS g29aH L N@ss re- 81 & es
than that OF the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
ReAring Bonds Of the G0yernmsnt. !,
ms ttnftsdl stSteS Government q q provides
neet1y, half the amount necessary to build
the entire road, and looks mainly to small
percentage on The fuFpre traftic for repay.
'f1FiF'l s7gHao ~ PIFTH q isstass7d g
L Owing 70 this liberal provision, accom-
panied with Extensive 7GTantS Of Public
1AEidA, by which the eGoYernmRntf foStarR this
great national enterprise, Its success 6 reilg
dered ceItaln, and It's financial stability e.
Altogether indepe endent Of the cont ncies
L ~ !glbWul adl SIXTH. .5IGuI 6ffI ~
q, The Security Of its First MoFtgage Bonds Il
therefore ample, and their character for
salety and reliability Is edualied only fJy that
oftha obligations OF the GOVefufa eiit ifssiL
- = HIiH DID SEVENTH. ,1Hl5 7sd ~ :.
The net earnings Of tha completed portion
are already in excess OF the Ilterest obilRa!
uOns which Che Company VIII fncTIr on
twice the distance, and are Steadily incress-
ingf rendering the uninterrupted payment
OF the Interest absolutely certain. "
FsflLtlE7 HE 2uEfGHTH.ad nd lusl-
AT the present rate Of Gold they pay nearly
e11S 81 oeNt per aununn, on the am0unt In
The BopdS ne Issued In dsnomlbationS OF
1900 with ienl. annual Gold Coupons at.
taehe4 9yAhle in New York, and are onered
for the pFe6eut at g5 per cent. and accrued.
tntetett llH Curgney) from January lSt. I.,,
.lOFqeIl may be- forwarded 70 Us dlneefl or
through the principal Banks and Bank ems In.
allpaftt Of the cOuntEys ne! ol1 luotI
Remittanpss may De made N drafts on
New York, or in Legal Tender Notes, Ma
itibnal Bank Notes, OF other funds current In
this city, and the Bonds VII pc forwarded 10
any adde's by EXpTeSs, frea OF charge, In
duirfeg for further particularly by man 81
otheFWibs, WiIi'TeeeiHe pu1Dtuhf attention. 4
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THE MOBILE RIOT.
omelhl RslpoFt Or aensrnl .Pops.:.Tno

Official RePort OF General Pope...The
Mayor and Chief OF Police Declared
Guilty OF Criminal MIseOnduet-j
By telegraph to,tte Tribune. st
WAsHINGToN, d. c., May So.-The
official report Of General Pope, and the
officers in Alabama concerning the
Mobile riot. have just been received
here. The following are the:reports OF
General Pope and Colonel Shepherd.
The report OF General swayne, which
followedthaf Of General Pope, having
been published, ] omit 1t now: ,ts;} -
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= - ~ r-.3 Fspmpts z65e1o Blade. 81
"a PosT OFFS; CoNFEDBITS n RoADs,0
witch Is In the StaiEuV Keutucky.)
''7ftl 'li o. En'9lA Nav 2B.SIs67, ,stiyi
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eotnsr . Iun.Sp..,y nRE4lNe.
Bargains in Boots & Shoes


EsgsI rI.aTzassArsa E,F ,fIa.ssf q
That never have been nor never can be beai
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MEANS FoR coSsrRucr1oa.

When the Government determined
that the road must be built, it also de-
termined to make the most ample proS
vision to render jts! speedy CONSTITUTE
tion beVon0a q doubt D.
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for the Ex.PresIdent OF
the COnfederacy.--lIr. Nasty tenders
CHtm a Proressorship. in his s:InstL.
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- -77-777-777 ; = 77-77==-===-
- sttisi- ss-io-lfzJ ~ ilTIIlG ~ No.,
fsi viifFfl 80 19JhsIlg gi ~ -saalh I1ss.,l
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The'fate Of interest Is 8iz Pr O.,it. Il, COD,
Payahle semi-annually In the Cityof New.
r. ,lis s-iii.lat SECOND. .71pd4i r7aI q
,,gs The Principal f. payable IN Gold Al matd:
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H'DiQ'Rs sD;MILTTARY DIsrRIGr,
GEORGIA, ALABAMA AND FLORIDA;
1dqATnANTA, GA,s Nav 2S 1867.
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SOOs 900
. once, g Monroe st. next door to lst Nas
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J5I 1i5fl igl dsHHIRD! iiibis yire4es
/, The cost Of The Bonds, NtHetV,ttUe Pr csH,
ana accrued interest, Is Ten Per CeJik less
than that OF the cheapest Six Per Cent. Gold
BeArtng Bonds OF the GoVernmsnt.
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z Owing 20 this ii6erai provision, accom-
panied with Extensive GrantS Of Public
LANDS. by which the eGovernment foStan this
great aIiQnRl enterprise, Its success Is reIly
dered certain, and is financial stability g
Altogether Independent Of the cOnttnPancies
which attend ordinary. RaiiFoad iedteSpfisegl
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Their road Is already completed, equipped
and rpnntng for 81 miles from Sacramento to
and RlarBe amount Of the work Of Grading
Tunnelling. DC, beyond that point has been
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nTheiT line will extend nom Sacramento
California, across the SlerR NeVadRs 70 the
!GalfoEnia state line, lrRyeTEinE the RICH
EST AND MOST P0PULOUS SECTION OF
CALIFORNIAi, and thence through The
great mining reeiOns OF the TefTitonek 70 the
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. The FIRST, MORTGAGE BONDS OF this
Company AFFORD unusual inducements of
Safety and PROFIT tOInVHst1m for the fDlIoW-
ing among other reasons, viz: Lac, 10 n
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Ihs United stateS Government provides
neet1y half the amount necessary to build
mentvs 9bftupH Id I...s.,t, ~ IalE ,trs,-si 8
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desire. Motto put too fine a, pint onto
It, it aipt built at all. But the corner
stun is laid. There's a good deal in
that. Al corner stun Il good thing.
The Oornerstnn.pyithe Institoot Is laid.
results follows. President johnson
laid a corner stun at Chicago, and yoOr
release followed! He dIdntEet very far
into the afscshunss w. the people
North, but he got yoo out of Fortress
Monroe. Jist let us fling our banner 10
the breeze with the name Nv UJ Davis''
onto It and how quickly wood the
means to finish the institoot be forth
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3 GU . roigsq & o8B
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n oesa COL. .sHEPHERD's REPORT,
HEADoUARTERs, Posr OF MoBfLR, |
no % MAt93RPHHfFE, At93RPHHfFIE, AZ A4LA. May.1L, 1861, J
LIEUT.. J: a; A;GoNYaHA1f, ASsitdat Gen
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
NOTICE.,

no all whom it may concern: Whereas the
Wes. half of the Northeast quarter, and the
Southeast quarter OF the Northeast quarter and
the Northwest quarter of the Southeast quarter,
all in Section Eight, Township Eleven North,
Range East, Mt. Diablo base and meridian, be.
ing l6O acres of land, has been by the afidayis
OF various persons, filed in the District Land
Office OF the United States at Marysville, State
Of California, being the Office for the district
within which said lands are situated declared to
contain mineral and to be more valuable for min
eral than agricultural purposes, by reason where
of said land has hitherto been withheld from pre-
cmption and sale, now The undersig gned gives no.
tice that he will, on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of September, 1867,
at II o'clock, A. NJ make application to the Reg
lister or Receiver of the United States Land Office
Il Murysyilc and adduce evidence to prove that
said land, to-wit: The West half OF he North
east quarter, and the Southeast quarter Of the
Northeast quarter, and Northwest quarter Of the
Southeast quarter Of Section s, Township II
North Range East, Mt Diablo base and merd-
an, is more valuable for agricultural than mining
purposes, and on such proof apply fer permission
10 file pre-emption claim to said laud un less
sufficient cause to the contrary be then and there
shown. LOUIS MILLER,
June 18th. 1867 CWks.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
jNsoLvENrNorlcE.

Iu the County Court Of Placer County, OF th'
State Of California.
In the Matter Of the Petition of William Jones
au Insolvent Debtor.
DURSUANT to an order of the Hon. II. Eel
l. lows, Judge OF the said County Court, notice
is hereby given to all the creditors OF the said
insovent, William Jones, to be and appear be.
lore the said Judge. aforesaid, at Oh mbers In
the County of Placer, on the 10th day of Au.
gust, a. d. 1867 at 10 o'clock. a. m. Of that day
then and there TO show cause, If any they can,
why the prayer of said insolven; should not be
granted, and an assignment Of his estate be made,
and he be'discharged from his debts and labili.
ties, in pursuance Of the statute in such case
made and provided; and in the meantime all pro.
ceedings against said insolvent be stayed.
(--) Witness my hand and the seal of said
Court this S'd day w. Of sFtiR ySy E G. c,ssS ,sS7'
Il. r. $. 5Octs.] BY AN. GAMBELL. Dep'y Clerk
10 Hamilton, Atty. for Petitioner jy6 4w.
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
ELECTICN EQTlCE.

NOTICE is hereby given to the qualified elec-
~ tors of Lincoln School District that an Elec-
ton wi II be held on The 3lst day Of July, 1867
at which will be submitted the question OF voting
Il tax 10 repair the School house Of said District
1t will be necessary TO raise for this purpose the
sum Of $780, and the rate of taxation necessary
to he levied will be thirty cents on the one hun
dred dollars OF taxable property in the District.
The polls will be opened at the Public School
House between the hours Of six and eight O'Clock
r. NJ
A. S. DUBOIS,
FRED. HARTFORD.
G. l. HOTCHKISS.
jyl3 I'd. District School Trne"ns
The Placer herald., 1867-08-10
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