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CETIIE BICEAG2ID AID EGHE I.!yEs,
khItE,lAp Et>gPAHY
GICGsOtp, Argus !, iIi1,
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&sLCAsUfp, Argus !, ia J
DIGHM0ED AID YOBK klY&R RAIL
Ia ROAD LINE.-NEW SCEEDULE.-YOR
SALTiAORE, THE NORTH, IND NORTH.
wEST.-The steamer KENNGBEC, Captain ].
n. FREEMAN commanding, leayes White House
every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY MORNING.
On arrival OF the csrs from Richmond reaching
Baltimore on the following morning 81 sUGT,se
Returning, the KETEEHEH leaves Baltimore
every MONDAY ard EhUssGLA& 4, o'c.6tt
=. d
ThS steamer ADAIEAL, Captain ETr.TAH com.
ma?Giug, leaves White House every TUESDAY
and E2I1AI on arrival OF sEc Cars from H!ch.
mord resciiiDg Baltimore tlir following morning
1T sunrise. Returning. tae 4pANKAi. leaves Bal.
timote every WEDS ESOAY and SATURDAY q
aIssENaERs FOR BALTIMORE leave tn.
depot OF the Richmond and York River RAil.
rosd Company at O'Clock A. u. SUNDAY.
TUESDAY. "WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. Re
turning they leave Baltimore OF MOGDAIl
WEDSEEDkY, THUpGOAT, and ShT@ HDh3
Ct O'CLOCK Z. =, 7eaC.,,@ gicl,ncEd lac !ol!oS'
ipg evening.
Fare 70 457l.lnors only "a.
Freight received 81 al .,r.st sad for0&rdci
promptly. anu through bills o. ishnS given TO slt
prominent points.
THE PE5aENGSR TRAIN leaves the depo!
EYEEY MOREIN9 81 $ A. n.
WILLIAM b. EEOs,
oc Il Freight and Ticket Agent.
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VpOWHATAN sTEAMBOATssssa,,sssgs,

4 ~ NJ Ia IStLf - L "a ~ ~ ~ " d tp<SIsl4s
GDMpAE T.-STEAMERS s9desnasg
STATE OF MERYLAHD AND PE.TERsBGK9n;
CHEAT, RELLkBLE, AND SAEG Route T2
E -. Tw5ESTr fAEA EES L hGSfH4 rs 81
TIMORE, aAKIEG CLO4A UONhiH Il9yS
VITA STEAMEas 20 PHlLA 4 :. ~ ! ~
or F0RWAIiDINa, md NO T i's.46sttIn
LENT OK GOODS EEiWEES hlChhoNo1
AND EALTI&gRE,rkLe@ves 6A y I-g SiSsY
Leaves Richmond every iCBS4'As, Ah""'|
srei-ht received every day tsS:cpt snre,,yl Epw
1o,cISeL p. ri, these aIaers nave excellent So
loon, statercom, AID passenger acc0t
aup ~ = = : y C0nunsrclsl Bloc.
60R NORFOLK, PORTS 4 zs;SsSs41
MOUTH, AND ALL LANDIE 63 900. 1s,s,-.
on THF JAMES RTTFR.--Thc fast sud e!eR41.
steamer JOHN sYLVF STER, Captain .. I. = -.
sa,oss nsses on sSf u eAf W2Eb ti =
ERIDAY at 81 O'Clock A. Al, aud fest4fAa On ! 80
day, Thursday, and Saturday. ,,,.,.,.,,, .,,,s n
PAsSENH Eng sgrtYe A. NQREGL7RS. IN 1A. ~, NJ
connect VITA steamers fog BALTlhoHG S''
PoINcs NORTA. -. ,.,,,. r.. nr.,zgs
TEAM lesves ClIg Pg !n fH' Ffs''-'''
BURG on arrival o. STEAMER.
Fare - noEioA- 81 50.
r-,cr4vpd IN 10 ~ y. II. TUE9DAfA Ghy "S
DAYs, and shf'UEDAYA for, AokksFVL,Ho6i
PORTSmOuTR, BOSTOA, BALsIAn4S =. ~ ~
PRINCIPAL LANDINGS on CE zee T,t ~ -,
BAY, and SIA LANDINGS on 'hHa- Ai'I
al reGsonsGl. rates. sac.
F-e!,htg for TRy-iandinEs iaust ne ftArpn'e., ~,
Letters entrusted 10 puresr or steamer ~ "
enclosed IN Gpyerlnel. ~ ~ ~, ,sivsE
Apply 20 l.; .. - S, - ~ ccsnsrz
nhsf OnCt, stSs.L 1I'-I! : -
UoR EEW YoRSa,oL 1;0,, Do 4s:SSsR
~ NO gr;eud!i new sice-Whsa. gteEirsts.i.'
ISAAC BELL, 8AgAT9ebt hlA&tS.EA ~ ,cr
GsGIE. and BATTGLAs, leave New , ~ r,f ~
TTcSVnr,'Td eycrT WEDNESDAY sal sht o",
I;ST. Leave Etchnord ever? TNGsDh' -"
'Fhes@ 6rps sre eusiCc!y new; they aAye e!ss A.
ssioorg aud s'S.etooms; tae Isre, %'9o14I-'
tinns. and attention, Sre unsurpassed. ..tss
g-rIytts for POINTS beyond New York t0I -
| with dispatch, and no char.e made S<se EO' "
Lual expenses incurred. .,. NV All
C,oSe connections made WITH steamers lo' ."
| southern and European ports. ,,,as
| n. L. McCRxADy, President Ut ufeS" "N~
| street New York. -,
WILLIAM c, DUNBAR & CO., Asenn
mYs corner Main and Eleventh 'tYfFH
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-z~1-l~~-1~~-
THIS DAT,
BY wellington 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.


,.~-.-~I1-.-I~----<~-~-<
By WELLINGTON 6oddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate hgeut.
TTOUsE AND LOT, IN DUVAL'S ADD
I'll T1ON. AT THE rOaNER OF ST. JOHN
ANO BACON STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUC-
TION-WiII be sold at auction. on the premises:
an THITRSDAY the oath daY or December 1893 al
4 q, clock P. NJ. the HOUSE and LOT located NJ
above tbenr part Of Lot No ei, fronting MY rec
on Vacon street running back one hnndren ,ett,
and lately occunied by Elizabeth Thacser. Ihere
are some fruit trees on the lot.
TERMS OnP-third cash: balance at 10ur nnu
eight months for negotiable notes, Interest added
de 20 y y W. anDDIN. Auctlnneer.
By Cook 6 Langhton. Aucf ioneers,
corner of Governor and Franklin streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG
TON THURSD W hH 2!th instant, NJ
20 o. G. ock we Will sell Mt the residence ri captain
LLOYD on Jackson street between Adlms ana f on
shoe lila assortment OF HOUSEHOLD FohNi-
TURF, consisting or
ROCKERS covered with halrcloth;
MBER CARPETS,
REDSTEbDS,
whRDR0BES,
BUREAUS,
WASHSTANDS, :s
MATTRESsFa
pillows and FOOTSTEPS,
WALNUT EXTENSION DINING
.- TABLE.
the usual assortment OF .-...
CR0CKERY.
GLASSWARE &C.. and
KITCHEN FURNITURE generally, In
Guiding n good ConKING-SToVE.
DEF COOK & LAUGHTON, Auctionecrs.
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Su M nj ON S.

THE PEOPLE OF TUE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: TO
FRANK J. WINTERS Greeting:
YOU are hereby Summoned, to appear before
i me, at my Office in ColiaX, county of Placer,
and State OF California, within three months from
the publication of this Summons to answer the
complaint Of David White, wherein he prays
Judgment against you for Two Hundred and
Ninety nine Dollars and Eighty Cents, $500 ,SO)
balance due upon a certain promissory note exc
cuted by you to him on the 18th day Of April,
A. D. 1868 the same payable in gold coin, to-
gether with interest thereon at the rate of two
per cent. per month from the commencement Of
action herein. And take notice, if you fail so to
appear and answer, plaintiffs will take Judgment
gainst you by default for said sum of S299,sO,
together with interest and costs of suit, and APP
ply to the Court for the relief demanded.
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
A. D. 1868. n. II. D. TRAPHAGEN,
Justice Of the Peace, Township No. 4.
Placer County, Cal.
WIN. A. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff.
July 25th, lS6S.-3mS.
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CONSTABLE'S SALE,

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue Of an
IN Execution, issued out Of the Court of John
Vael Esq, u Justice Of the Peace. in and for
Township No 5, County of Placer, State of Cali
tornia to me delivered and directed on the LIST day
OF August, A. D. 1868. on a judgment rendered in
said Court on said LIST day Of August. A. D, 1868,
in favor of A. Prescott and against d. NJ Desmond
for the sum of Sixty dolsrs and fifty cents and
cost. | have this day levied upon and will sell
at public auction TO the highest bidder for cash
at the premises, in the town of Yankee Jims,
Township No. 5. Placer county, on
Tuesday, the sth day of September, 1865.
at the hour Of O'Clock p. NJ, the following Ges.
cribed property. towt: all of the right title and
interest of the above named D. NJ. Desmond in
and to all that certain lot of land situate iD the
town of Yankee Jims, Township No. 5. Placer
county, formerly owned by Mrs. Liter, bounded
on the north by Martin Tubb's lot, on the east by
John keyscr's lot on the south by Mowry's lot,
on the west by Wetherby's lot, together with the
dwelling house and all houses, crections and i'm
provemens thereon, with all rights, privileges
and appurtenances belonging to the same. All
OF which named and described property will sell
as aforesaid, or so much thereof as shall be
necessary to satisfy said judgment and costs due
and to become due thereon.
THOMAS DUNN,
Constable Township No s, Placer county.
August l5th,--td,
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SEVENTEENTH VOLUME.

To-day We issue the first number Of the
seventeenth volume of the PLACER HERALD.
The HERALD, if we mistake NOT. is now the
oldest paper in the mountains, or foothills Of
California, and the oldest Democratic paper
on the Pacific coast. When we say Demo.
cratic we mean a paper that has never
swerved or devated from the doctrines Of
the patriotic statesman who founded our
Government, and under whose wise, patriotic,
honest and satesmanlike successors we had
grown to be the most powerful, wealthy,
free, happy and prosperous people ou Gods
earth. But alas 10 an evil hour, in the
year 1850, the people of this Government
iutrusted a set of u,aa, hypocritical, hieviug
fanatics with power, AID they laid violent
bands upon our revenues, upon our citizens,
upon the Constitution, drove the country
beadlong into fratricidal, bloody, civil war,
killed, or manned for life, a million Of the
bravest and best men in the world, left the
country full of mourning widows and or
phans, bankrupt in finances, overwhelmed in
debt, Frustrated in her energies, dismember-
ed 10 her coordinate State sovereignties,
taxed beyond endurance and disgraced in
the eyes Of the civilized world. Against this
party, and against these monstrous, horrible.
and iuhuman, individual and national
crimes the PLACER HERALD has labored pro-
tested, and warned for the past sixteen years.
1t is our purpose that the HERALD shall
continue to battle these isms, these crimes,
these monsrosties against great people,
good Government, just God, so long as we
are connected with it. The HERALD has had
no official support from either National State,
or County government for many year,
but by economy, industry and through the
kind support of the ever faithful Democracy
Of old Placer, it has weaihered the storm Of
tyranny, bigotry, and intolerance, and lived
TO see the dawn OF brighter future. To the
readers Of the HERALD all these things are
known and appreciated, but we ask them to
10 little farther. We ask each subscriber
to obtain for US an additional paying sub
scriber for the seven zenith volume. This
each Of you can do, and we believe will do,
before another week passes over your heads.
Our time, talents, meaps and heart are de
voted to the cause, and we ask you to aid US
With means and readers, and all will be mu-
tually benefited 1t has become both duty
and q pleasure for US to say this much in
No. !, volume II, Of the HERALD.
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SUM wi CMS.

The People Of the state of California, to The
.Ne,o Yorh and Cahfornia Mining Company
composed of WWiom Holdredge It al
Greeting:
YOU are hereby summoned to appear before
i me, at my Office in Auburn, Placer county,
State of California, within three months from The
10Th day of June. 1868. to answer the compaintOf
John Van Gieson, wherein he prays judgment
against you for the sum OF Two Hundred and
Eghty-lwo Dollars and Sixty four cents (s2S2C4
in an action for debt, on m account for the price
and value OF lumber and freight sold and dev
cred to Defendants by Plaintiff, between the l4th
day of May. 1867 and the 14th day of September
1867, amounting to S282.64, see account filed
with J. p. And take notice if you fail so to ar
pear and Answer Plaintiff will take judgment
against you in default in the sum OF s2S2.64, To-
gether with interest on the same and The costs oil
suit, and apply to said Court for the reliefprayed
for.
Given under my hand, this 26h day Of may,
A. D. 1868. +. g. POLAND,
J. p, TIP. No. 3, Placer Co. CAL
Philip W. Thomas. Attorney for Plaintiff.
June 10. 1868.--3m.
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UNDECIDED Stripes says the Demo-
Gratis bere are undecided as to whether 1t is
best to hoist the Stars and Stripes or Stars
and Bars. If there bad been another town
GAG, and the Democrats had been training
under Spoon.thief Butler as long as the
Mongrels, and could be mean enough to
steal or appropriate that which is not their
own, in violation Of a positive contract, they
might have bad flag up long ago. Mon
grsls generally decide very quick when they
find anything laying round loose, but Demo-
Gratis prefer to pay for what they want.
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KUK KLUX ON THE BRAIN.-The freedmen
of the South seem to have become fast
friends of this terrible Khan of blood thirsty
savages. The Sacramento Union and other
tmld mongrel sheet conductors have bad
Kuk Klux on the brain for a long time,
scarcely ever going to sleep without awakiug
with horrible Kuk KIux nightmare; but
their men aud brethren, the freedmen Of the
South, have come to the conclusion that AS
between the Kuk Kluxers and the CARPET
baggArs they prefer the former. The Kuk
Klux harp is "ausgespielt." Instead Of going
into cold sweat every time word is pro.
uounced commencing with X, the mongre
press had better be advising their carret.bag
brethren to return 10 their mamas.
What next, scavengers
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Glencoe Mining Company.
NOTICE OF COMPANY MEETING.

To A. Calhoun, F. Derendener A. Eiszler,
John Grccnbowcr, o. Hackett, Joseph Hine. Eliza
Malcolm, NJ. Pelster, Clement Osterbrnk, Oscar
Peeler, Jacob Schower. John d. O'Farrell, J. NJ.
Smizer, James Southworth. Joseph Smitzer,
Frank Smitzcr, Henry Smtzer, Martin Tegler,
Fred Vcspcr, W. Ii. Myers. Olney Bennett, James
Mallon, John Boke, Nicholas Boke, julius
PICARD Frederick Carl, jacob Bridenstein,
Thomas Marks, VIM. Decide, Wm II. Thomas
and Mott. father: and heirs at law of
John Mott, deceased You (havius by writ
tea ngreemenD been associated together with
the undersigned, Ii. ID. Keller, Mathew Man
uel John Manuel l.. Solomon, and Richard May,
under the name of the Glencoe Mining Company.
for the purpose Of prospecting and working that
certain tract Of mining ground known as the
Glencoe Mining Claims. heretofore located by
said Compa ny, on Roach 1ill in Township No. T.,
Placer County, California, and being on the pub.
lie lands OF the United States; therefore you are
hereby notified that the said undersigned mem
be1s OF said mining company desire to work the
said mining claims, and desire to have an assess
ment levied against the owners thereof. for the
purpose of working, or developing such claims;
and that Il meeting of sud Glencoe Mining Co.
will be held at the Office Of W. d. Lawrence, in
Iowa Hill, Township No. I, Placer County. Cal,
on SATURDAY, the 24th day OF October, A. D.
1868 at the hour Of one o clock, i. NJ for the
purpose OF levying such assessment.
MATHEW MANUEL,
JOIN MANUEL,
l.. SOLOMON
RICHARD MAY.
Iowa HILL August 26, 1868
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RICn CLA1M-T M. Sincox d Co., who
own and work the Galena Ledge, situated on
Antony raviue, about half mile from New
castle, had fifteen tons ofsurface rock crushed
at the St. Lawrence mill, below Ophir, some
ten days ago which yielded $40 per ton in
free gold. This is remarkable yield for
surface rock, and without having worked
the sui phurets. This Company have now at
Scbuable's mill. some l8 tonsof their rock,
and when they get so, which will be
within week or two, they intend having
the whole lot crushed We hope the boys
NAV find it as rich as the first lot land that
they may each make fortune out of the
claim.
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DY virtue of an Execution issued by II. W.
ID Starr. Justice. of the Peace OF Township No.
TO- Placer county State Of California, on the 9th
day ofJuly, A. D. 1868, on aJudgmcnt rendered in
said Court on the 10th day oHNovember,A D,l864,
in favor Of George R. frye, and against NJ G.
Winchester, for the sum OF eighty-three dollars and
eghtyone cents, (Ss3,sl) with interest at the rate
of two and one half per cent. per month, and Tor
damages and costs of suit in the sum of sixty
three dollars, (S63) and foraccruing costs. have
levied upon. seized and win expose at public
sale in front of Justice Ii. W. STAIRS office, in the
town Of Lincoln, Placer County, California, on
Saturday, the 12th of September, 1865,
at o'clock, P. NJ, all the right, title. interest
and claim Of the said NJ C. Winchester IN and to
the following real estate and property, to wit:
The south half % OF northeast quarter (l) Of
section No. 4, in Congressional Township thir-
teen, north of Range 6, east Mount Diablo Base
and Meridian, containing eighty acres, more or
less, together with all and singular the appurte-
nances thereunto belonging, or in anywse apper-
tanning. GEORGE SMALL,
Constable, TIP. No. 10, Placer county, CAL
Aug. 20, ls6s.-3w
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3 OF member. We quoted the terms Of the

OF member. We quoted the terms Of the
bill, for which Sargent is responsible, cor.
rec,ly, and whether a later Congress, Of
which Sargent a0as not a member, extended
the grant Of timber on the mines, from 20
to 40 miles or not, has nothing to do with
Sargent's action in former Congress Of
which he aUas member.
The Transcript says: "The Commissioner
decided that under the laws the min err has a
license from the General Government. which
is not revoked by a patent to the Railroad
Company" while Sargent himself, in sub
stance, said in his speech against Grader
baugh's amendment that he would not al
low miners to go upon these Railroad lands
after they were assigned to thei Company;
and the Sargent defender in the Union says,
our Courts have decided that exceptions in
patents of minerals are void, and "of no &C
count to anyone" Well, Mr.. Sargent, these
defenders Of yours are getting you into a
pretty middle, but you did aid in granting
all undeveloped mines, with the exceptions
enumerated,) to the Railroad Company, and
the timber on those that are developed, and
the Courts will bear you out, the Commits
sioner and Transcript to the contrary, not
withstandiug and for this reason we are not
wiling to send you to Congress again, least
you might do even worse thing for the
country and your constituents, if such a
thing was possible.
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TO-NIGHT!

DEMOCRATIC Meeting TONIGHT. - The
Democracy Of Auburn will hold meeting
at their Club.Room, this evening, which will
be addressed by Jupon FnzsIMMoSs of For
est Hill. Let every Democrat and every
right thinking white man be there. Rally
a. the sign-"White men meet here for VIC
tory, Seymour and Blair.
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We place the (so'caled) reconstructed
States among the list of doubtful, because if
the people are allowed free ballot in these
States the Democrats will carry more than
half of them if not all. Virginia, Mississippi
and Texas are as yet excluded, though not
legally SO. The Radical thieves and ballot.
box suffers may and do at this time intend
to count themselves in frauduIently, but they
will weaken when they find the Legislatures
of Ohio, Indiana, New York, Kentucky,
Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Illinois,
Missouri and other Democratic States 10 SEES.
sion and prepared to compel the Rump Con-
gress TO make an honest coun. or be prisoners.
But we have enough States, over whose vote
there can be no dispute, to elect Seymour
and have 25 to spare, not counting a doubt
faI State. lSAe.ects without the exclude j
States /Af
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
.EtT-x1E NEW YORK, JAPAN
rSSS5sssns sssssaf12, AND CHINA
Will be Dispatched as follows:

Will be Dispatched as follows:
Leave Wharf corner of First and Brannan
Streets, at IL O'Clock A. NJ, of the following
dates, for PANAMA., connecting via Panama
Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid
steamers from ASPlNWALL for NEW YORK.
On the 9th, 18th, 22d, and 30th Of each month.
Steamers leaving San Francisco on the 9th and
22d touch al Manzanillo, all touch at Acapulco.
Departure of the 9th connects with English
steamer for Australia.
Departure of the Nth is expected TO connect
with the French Transatlantic Company's steam
ers for St. Nazaire and the English steamer for
South America Through tickets can be OBJ
tanned
Departure of the Nth is expected to connect
with English steamers for Southampton South
America, and p Il. r. Co.'S steamer for Central
America. Through tickets can be obtained.
STEAMERS FOR AUGUST, 1868.
The following steamships will be dispatched
on dates as given below:
Aug. 9Th SACRAMENTO Capt. W. H. Parker.
connecting with ALASKA, Capt. Gray
Aug. 14th- MONTANA, Capt J. NJ, Cavalry, con-
Meeting with the OCEAN QUEEN, Capt. King.
Aug. 2d-CONSTITUTION. Capt G. G. Com
stock connecting with RISING STAR, Capt.
Conner.
Aug -COLRADO, Captain W. F. Lapidge,
connecting with ARIZONA, Captain Maury.
Passengersberthcd through. Bagga gechcck-
ed thr0ug h-lU0 poundSallOWeuea cn adult pas
senger. An experienced Surgeon on board
Medicine and attendanc Ell free. These steamers
willpositvcly sal at 10 clock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage on board before
10 o'clock. Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard, Inman and National Steamship
Lines can be obtaincdat the p. NJ. 5. Co.'S Office
n San Francisco, where may also be obtained or
ders for passage from Liverpool or Southamp'
ton TO San Francisco, either via New York or ST
Thomas if desired an amount of GlO to ego will
be advanced with the above orders. Holders Of
orders will be required to identity themselves to
the Agents in England
For merchandise and freight applyt Messrs.
Wells Fargo d Co.
~ The steamship CHINA, Captain E, W.
Smith will be dispatched Tuesday September LIST.
at Y clock noon, from wharf corner Of First
and Brannan streets, for 1OKAHAMA to con-
meet with the COSTA RIGA for SHANGHAE.
For passage and all otheri Information. apply
at the Pacific Mail teamshfp Co. office. corner
OF Sacramento and Ledesdort streets, San
Francisco. OLIVER ELDRlDGE.
August | SOS. Agent.
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c. w. FINLEY,
COU n T Y SU RV f YOR
Office in Auburn, Placer County. Cal.
March II. lS6S.--my.
CCNSTAHLE,S SALE.

Dl virtue of an Act of the Legislature APPROX
- ed March S0th, 1868, entitled % An Act for
securing liens of mechanics and Others" and by
virtue of an order Of sale to me directed and de
livcred by George OFT, Frederick Bruno and l..
Mundy, agent for E. p. Dunn, whereby am com
manded to sell certain lot Of about four hun
dred barrels Of lime. and certain lot OF lime.
stone quarried and manufactured by the said lien
holders at the instance and request of Geo X.
Morrison for which labor he became indebted to
them in the OF One Hundred and Seventy
five Dollars and ffty-scvcn cents (Sl75 5O. all Of
which the said George X. Morrison has refused
and neglected to pay. Therefore, will sell on
Tuesday the LIST day of September. 1865,
at the hour of 2 o'clock. p. NJ. at the Lime Kiln
of the said G. X. Morrison, about % miles West
of the town OF Collax, Placer county, Cal. (about
a mile below Nefi's upper BRIDGE, to the highest
bidder for cash, lawful money Of the U. s., all
the above described property. or so much thereof
as may be sufficient TO pay the amount of said
liens, and cost Of sale. j. KECK,
Constable TIP, No. 4, Placer Co.
By G. QUEEN, Deputy.
August 10Th. 1868,
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Our FlcUREs.-Mauy editors have been
holding elections in their sanctums! and pub
fishing the result. These kind OF elections
are very much like lawyer pleading both
sides OF case, or sport playing his right
hand against his left in game Of chess !;
the result always terminates just as the editor
desires it should. Not to be behind our
brethren Of the press we have also held an
election, and we think an intellectual and
sensible one, which will be ratified by the
day of November next Here is the result ::
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1868-08-29

COUNTY HosPITAL.-We learn from the
Stripes that this institution is in excellent
condition. The Hospital is medically in
charge of DR.. Chaplin, while the Supervise
ors, through the Steward, R. r. Hughes,
look after the care and maintenance Of the
institution aud patients, with out having let
contract, as vase riginaIly the case, some
wears ago.