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The New York herald., 1868-04-08

The demand for light, the limit. q shippers
being SO fer eecy ne views q hoder a. 70 psSns e q
store while buyers would not bid over " 70 delivered In
lower than choice No Choice No Swas held a. $40
white tanads and q 70 for white kentucky. Corn
however 'as n Ass SsT price:
shipinsnt, rather more was done and the las. las.
saooo bushels =, 81 81 ~ Tor n.,es g. o. q
yeo% Snss we're wb 'Gs s.s. ~ Su:Se.
&c. Rye was dull %, unehsnged Barley was - also dull
Sasa.s sslsf P''is Ssrey ns was dsi and nominal
we're 4.r .cs market sss Sss
dull The enssgemelts Liverpool 1000 balss cot
Ton a. ss & bills ro.n at g. per sso S SSss: sc sG
sS5n sSS ss 3D. cotton I'd h sS. oS.dco oS son"Un, ON
private TO glasgow per steamer 500 ,isrce. beef as
s. ss To M %. s.s: B. SSd: ~
charters American bark abon 400 tons 70 port In
terms schooner from from Wilmington to New York. abOO
GUsSY BAGS ' were quiet, bu. held q, 1sc. leNc
GuNNy CIorH-FuIther sales were made Of sSg bales 10 10
Boston private We quote &C. sac cash. sod In
S's"!s Issrsses @ the lnc,smen ws.ser
Rsscs wsSe ;Ss s5.g ''e &c.,
wa. @ e1 sss :s e. gold '''
,.a.isy ssy %'si Sales &
sg sii a's asa,issc s sis Rs:a's s AyIs: y;
American, Is 81 lbs, ic. isc Ma,amoros, - "a lbs,
lS g s i1c IA ana Texas ~ % bs iSc se' STOCK Apr
wss In lich, demand and in buyers favor
ana No sse & Sc se'ei st was dull heard oi
sta Gsierrt ao s4s Wrought scrap iup
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

The directors OF the Chicago Rock Island and Pa
cinc Company who have resigned are Clark Thomas,
Charles Durant. Thomas J. Durant and David Dows.
OF New York, and Thomas sturges, Of Boston, and
the board as reorganzed includes the following
John F. Tracy, John B. Drake and william r. Cocl.
baugh' OF Chicago; Oliver Charcs, David Crawford
Jr., Robert A. Forsythe and e. Tows of New York:
N. d. Curtis, Peoria; J. W. Dewey, Rock Island:
George G. Campbell, ottawa III. Il. G. McSair. Da.
venport Iowa, and D. T. Allen, Dee Moines. Iowa.
Tbc following table shows the changes made IA tho
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
THE HEATING AND HOLLYWOOD PRIZE FIGHT.

From the Evening Telegram of yestcrriay.l
CINCINNATI April Z, 1868.
The fourth deposit making $4,000 Tor the fight
between keating and Hollywood was posted last
Disbt. The light IL to come VI IN the 2utn.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

M
CorToN.-Owng to the more unfavurebio cable advicos
from Liverpool the market dull heavy and Irregular
and prices about 1c per h. lower there
improved feeling. The sales small being 1853
bales including 1920 for export, S9 for speculation aud 1853
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

The receipts for customs and the receipts, pay
ments and balances at the Sub Treasury In this city
for the expired portion Of the week have been as
f0llows:-
Receipts. Receipts. Payments. Balances.
April g. $340 240 So, 1897 292 $50S4 $40 $9S 1906
April H.. $4,000 S,2202S2 3,3S4S47 100, O62929
The value Of exports exclusive Of specie) from
New York to foreign ports for the week ending to-day
amounted to $4,73l, $780, against $685. AL the week
previous.
The New York herald., 1868-04-08
e U n o r e.
Queen Victoria and the Pope--'Politlcs
in England and Rome

BY mail rom Europe we have 'he Iol'o"ing detais
Of our cable aespatches, furnished by our specaa
epfrespondents
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

to do something. to relieve ireland or popularise
education he would De ~ great fayOrte az Lord
PaameTstOn within three months
The New York herald., 1868-04-08


CorrEEkio in light demand but firmly held at sc
sc. for ordinary cargoes lol,c l6%c for fair do
Ike for good do lac prime and &c. iSe Tor
lots AL gold in bond Sales 1900 bags to arrive
Java, &c., soc for Ceyon lsc lsc for Maracaibo l6c
l7Ac for Laguayra, l5c 6c for Jamaica and Ike 6c
Co. make the OF Rio, April 1855 In New YORK,
7O0s bags; Baltimore, 2O64s Mobile, l6Uo New Orleans
1855 2soo and of other descriptions in New
CoPPER-Tfe transactions in ngot were moderate, but
prices quite steady The bulk oil the stock ID offered.
Several orders for export France and Germany In the
but they are mostly for Minnesota they cannot be
and the mine produces very little The sales were
S5o,go0 lbs at 25c a 2Sac for Detroit 20 Schiery
tennessee Al AZ &C. and $1,000 d. samore for May at &c
CANDLEs.-Adamantine remained steady 2lc.
Il ounce while sperm were steady at tb 5sc and patent at
b5c. q bsc.
Com YARS-sales were made of 400 bales on private
terms.
DRUes DYES quiet but generally steady Sales
% tons sa soda at FL 20 81 72, gold 200 tons soda ash
at sSc 2Sc do, 81 drums caustic 4c. csc. do
100 casks bleaching powders within the Of 4c 4
currency and 500 kegs bcarb private We
quote the latter - "a u.s. gold Gum damar Is scarce
and wanted and held 49c. 50c arrive; few
sold on the spot at b5c.
DyEwooDe.-We heard Of sales Of moment. st. Do
minso and Jamaica loswood were quoted at Sls sl9
-FOUR AND 66S bbls -four, 375 do. and
do oats 26O do and 65 do. malt market for State
and Western our again heavy lower though fair de-
msnd prevailed and fair business done at OF
about uc 5c nearly all grades Choice grades were In
some instances 25c. lower average reduction
above stated Extra Slate about per bbL would find
ready buyers but lines not obainabe at that hre
00 bb;s In good part for Shipment the market closing
quiet at the quotations annexed dull. The
sales were only about G5 bb Southern -four was In far
demand about former prices Sales 1890 bb,s or
all af lars vat a
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

WooL-Busness In almost all kinds Of domestic unzsy
suy light but the market Er, holders demanding fun
prices In foreign there was but little done prices were a
very low to Xxx Ohio including sO0 lbs unwashsd 29s
sS,sc.; also $500 lbs. pulled at 42c. a l7Hc for
gsc sse .s,oo lbs California q, Soc g7c b.lss AZ
various grades private terms Of foreign the sales werd
O bales Rio Grande and 100 do Mestza In bond for export
private terms.
wasKEY.Recep,s, The market continues dull and
The New York herald., 1868-04-08

Nooo 6ttC od hiVi
1000 do O.............
1000 Hud Riv LIST m. -.
1000 Alt Il T Haute 2 m
5NIl Nor & Essex Cd m.
LOGO Mil Il st Paul | m.
600 Chi 4 N w LIST, g..
800 Chi&NW 8 ( BIDS, 9
10 shs Blk of New York
10 st Nicholas Bank. :.
10 Park Bank.......... :.
2O Ninth Nat Bank.
10 Del 4 Hudson Canal
lv0 Cumber Coal pref.
15O Western Union Tel.
S'0 Quicksilver Min'gCo
lW do. .b30
~ Pacific II SIS Co.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

Congress is about to be flooded with
petitions in favor Of female suffrage in
the District Of Columbia
"A Washington special say, tha, at a
meeting of Senators, Horace Greeley
was urged as Postmaster General under
Mr.. Wade
Secretary McCulloch has rented d
large building opposite DIR. Gurley',
church, which will be occupied by aLpor,
ton of the clerks attached To the Third
Auditors Bureau
A strong feeling is manifested against
certain Senators supposed to be opposed
to the conviction Of The President, but
it iscert lin there will be a two-third. ma
lority for conviction ON three ot Jour arti-
cles which, will Ia ,ufhcicu, Ia, dcpe>,
Mr.. johnson
The usual crowd of visitor. vas AT
the Executive Mansion Thursday morn
ing, nearly all of whom were admitted to
see the President. Secretary Wollcs had
an interview with him in the afternoon.
and at night Mr. johnson was over
whelmed with Democratic callers
There is a very strong feeling agains,
any member of Congress going into Mr..
Wade's Cabinet should he become acting
President. This sentiment is 80 power
full that it is believed that the Senate
would reject such nominations if made.
There is evidently something wrong
sbout the date of the Alta ycla letters.
Mr.. Butler is positive they were signed
before March, and Mr.. Garfield fixes the
day he signed as early as February. Mr..
Butler is investigating and expects soon
TO expose some plot connected Herewith.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

ACCIDENT, On Wednesday If last
week as Mr., Alonzo Gates, Of Mddlotown,
while on his way home from this village
with the Millletown mail stage loaded
with flour kerosene OIL Ne, met with
quite an accident about two milo, east 81
Poultnoy, On going up the steep hlll at
that place, aud when near the top, thu
bolt that holds the whihlarcos u the
tongue, gave uut, which loo~ngl the
horses from the stage, when ,t#gr. ln.l
and all went backward down the hill ou,
ct tho road and down steep hank toward
, the rlN,r pilling tie oll and .prublne
the flour along tie route, The stage was
almost demolished Loss about SIT w,
body killed and uolaly hurt-Prf.s
RnF.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

p II iar wages. the freedman " III b" ruiiilai
: % receive WAGES from The date OF hi, dis
charge, in addition 10 the amount duo
him nj that date ID, provided far by exist
ing State law,
Impeachment Iact> and numur>.
senator Grimes has received several
letters threatening him with a>>a- ina
ticn il he votes Cor the ,equi,ial 81 Mr.
johnson,
The Senate will debate impairment
in secret session three OF four day, and
perhaps a week. Some oi the most ridi-
cal members favor thi, course now. as it is
considered safer 10 ascertain the conflict
[ ing views in season To concentrate upon a
/ particular article
-Stanbery's argument will occupy am
entire day, and il Bingham concludes 10y
Wednesday night Of next week, it will bn
al that the most sanguine can expect.
\ few Senators still believe a decision will
be reached next week, but more think it
1t will run over into the next week
The Macon Messenger thinks that as
the result Of impeachment can scarcely be-
considered doubtful, President Johnson
ought at once appeal 10 the people, in
full publication of everything connected
with his administration. which can throw
light on the secret motives of those who
have wagcd so rclcutlc,s war upon
him
Mr. Evart,' speech attracts attention,
but the general comment is that it is not
4 defense of the President, hut an argu-
mcnt made for the special advancement
and glory of VIM NJ. Evarts. Some de-
nouncc 1t as an attack on the Republican
side, and say that it is the inspiration Of
William II. Seward Mcs,rs. E,art,
and Seward are in constant communica-
ton
1t is authoritatively denied that Sen
ator Henderson, of Missouri, has received
threatening letters from his State, with
view to forcing him to vote either way
in the pending trial of the President
The story appears to have originated in
the imagination Of some parties who
would wish themselves to he considered i,
the confidence of certain Senators
~ nj. ..---....,
:.
against certain Republican Senator's Who
are supposed to be opposed 10 conviction,
and were onc-half OF the denunciations
Ia. ~ "i' =, 1'.'ieu "H'''isl '"ein Pri,''ea'
"a a. ,.e.,. Ill. - 7,
certain, however, rs anytbing can wolf he
that two-thirds majority will vote for
conviction on three or four of the articles,
when VIII De sniil'leit 10 depose the
The explanation Of Mr. Nelson, in
reply 70 question asked by Senator
Anthony in regard to the purport Of his
threat to Manager Butler, was notyery
satisfactory, hut in view of the fact that
Butler had requested the Senate to let il
pass it could not well pass the vote Of
e"nsure. Nelson was pleased with the
vote and the managers were not di~rleased.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

-gn n. naw,ll arrived ~ MHehmg
,,t.mta,lrn,4. on Thur ag. 90 a1.
li,n.,. q, an orlrr issued -am, time .ne.
ASSIGNING him Ia tho command ai th.
Fau,th Mluu, district, ,..t url, UAu
Va, r,liryea. A,ir {, the Presidents in
t,ntion. if l,e is not lelo-cl, a. place No
Daw,ll in command of the lith District
the order sending him rv Mississippi is
temporarily suspended,
a., p Tnll,.k. S..r,tar. IT fl,
p...ll..,r Congressional Commute. ha.
inns, received 3. TELEGRAM from Foster
gI.l.s,, Chairman of the R,puh,ioa,
SIT, Committee al Genat aunanu.Gua
hattie Constitution has boon carried l1
.....,,.. ,l.,,.,rl ,n,i.,ri,y. n.t rrll.L
l...l.....,..,.1l, .l,Y, ..-..p tl..u.ar3
n.;.,,,, ..,j o,,la lr.u,l,a. ut Oh,
.,.,.r..l.ll.. p.,,l1i.,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

RouUEM During the absence nom
home Of Rev \ S. Cooper Of Milton, "a
few day, since, with his family, SOME uua
entered his house by means Of falsa key.
and stole notes TO the amount Of Sl,iu0,
and a certificate Of deposit for Sl,ooo,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

INCOME Returns or MoNrEIIGE.-
The following are among the largest iu-
come returns in Montpclier James r.
Langdon, SLIGO; b. +, Noyes, $3.50;
}. W. Brock, Si,564; Lucy Callamcr, ST.
Us; Roderick Richardson, Si,136; F. p.
Pitkin, $4,05s; Dennis Lane. $500 !:
John \. Page, $500; Asahel Peck. 81
SIS; J. c. Dewey - $50 II. W Heat
ON, S2,5Ol Albert Johnnot, -, 0G3. These
are the incomes in excess of $500, oxclud-
ing 900 and taxes, and including diyi-
dcnds from bank stock.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

CoNNEcrIcUr RIVER MEDIcN. As~o-
CIAT1oN.-The Connecticut River Med
ical Association hold their annual meet
ing at the Bellows Balls Hotel. on We'd
nesday and Thursday of next week. 1t
is the first time they have ever met for a
two days session
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

NERGENNES.--The saw mill property
on the falls, formerly owned by Gen. S. P.
Strong, and since his death by DR.. VIM.
5. Hopkins, has been bought by L. II.
London y Co, hub and spoke manufac-
turers, whose business has been carried on
in Hays, Falardo & Parkor's building,
Their shafting and machinery is to be re-
moved at once to their new quarters The
Company facilities for saving boards and
lumber are very superior from 5000 to
5000 feet of lumber can be turned out per
day. The location is admirable, the pow
er abundant and reliable, and we antici-
pate increasing business consequent on
the addition of capital and enterprising to
-tlrC1 old firm
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

EUROPEAN The trial Of Burke, Shaw
and Casey, the alleged Fenian con,l,ira-
tors. was concluded in London Thursday.
Casey was discharged, Burke was sen
fenced to fifteen ycyr, imprisonment and
shaw to seven.
Tho debate on the Irish Church cs-
tabllNmcnt was continued in the House Of
Commons last night. Mr. Spencer II.
!" afpole spoke in opposition to Mr. Glad
stones resolution.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

%. The AMERICAN Hor,f, Bosroy, has i,-
Gently completed the addition OF forty family
rooms in suites, comprising parlor. bedroom
bathroom, &c, all furnished in the most elegant
style. The American, under The -kiliul manage
ment of Mr.. Lewis Rice, has long been known as
one of the best hotels in the country, and the eX
eellence and lbcrality Of its arrangements have
gained for ii wide and Justly merted popularity
Travellers and tourists who have occasion to visit
Boston will find the house entirely reiittod and
rcnrnished with every luxury, comfort and con-
venience. With the most complete passenger
elevator ever constructed, an excellent cafe, spa
cious billiard halls and the most central location
in the city for business pleasure, it will more
than maintain the popular favor which it has 50
long enjoyed. d&vlt
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

WArEHnrRr-The principal income
returns are: J. c. Brown, $4,01G; sid
ney Brown, F3,9ij; George J. Colby, So
l45; NJ. W. Shirtlef, $1.s72; Lcander
Hutehins, 500; VIM. W. Horny. ST.
600; NJ NJ knight, 81 900
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

AthhAskA.--The Nebraska Republic.
an State Convention met Thursday Mt
Nebraska City and nominated the present
State officers for reelection DELEGATES
to the Chicago Convention were elected
also The Sailors and soldiers Con,au.
ton. held at the same time, elected dele.
gates to Chicago, and instructed them 70
vote for Gen. Grant.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

and -'mu rmart. H.fr.nIs,aa.- ell.
A'dl
-llaIl.urr- s.a .uWu. slat uur t.u-
not !. ,,. shed over aa'. h.' N.'."" tw '1al-
'''''n- '" '''
-',rh, a''. N"~ 'n Tug ".'Nl'iu'
l"'"tIf NH' " '. .'' .'' ll"'" i''' ~
81 '''' .,'' '''''' ''. ' '' '...'
u hf', "lNfeN.r ~ Be-, is HH rlUl 20 us
Which h..a- 'a. ur.' u.u. BOO u0r hearts
Wd Affection. W#ua IVES ta.Nb more
~ H' anal lNr gee. thH "lh. ra. Gml
and eternal lii. What said our blessed
l"ns "l x. h.J #Hl, lnWam ed rN-
.'.H-np.- anl 'Na.rnnt ,ar, 'rl nl
Nmm#u.
Nr,.>t-- ..a ,..n
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N.... .,.a..
l.H,NatH. I-..au i..s ua,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

e. Barnum has half a million left al
ter all his misfortuhcs from fires lie is
now looking about for location 10 cstab-
fish another museum 1t is suggested
that it be named Burn-em's this time
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

- The New York Tribune publishes
statistics and table showing the population
Of the United States on the Isl Of Jauua-
nv last to be 80, i05, 400 The census of
1860 showed population Of 81. 1891 g.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

AOl0ENT~-A son Of judy y. W
Westgate Of lIaverhill, while out hunting
ono day last week, accidentally put q
charge from shot gun through his foot
No bones were broken.
Martin Bailey Of Ludlow had the
misfortune to break one Of his legs last
Wednesday, We have not learned the
particulars Of the accident, y similar
casualty occurred TO him something over
a year ago.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07
CREAM TARTAR.

Acknowledged the best in use. Sold by tirst cas
grugeTs evervwher. luntS" lNd"'W
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-05-07

- X L E'S S 4 L L II \ T [ S
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, GREENBRIER COUNTY,
w West Virgnia-These Springs long and favorably
known to seekers Of health and pleasure will be for
the reception Of visitors the 1st Of june With extern
sve improvements and general refurnhng OF the estab
ment will be prepared for the comfortable accomm0da
ton Of from fifteen hundred to two thousand persons
Hot and sulphur baths, eminently serviceabe in
always at the command of the visitor.
One of the best city bands Of music will be in
to enven the lawns and the ball and suitable livery
will be open the OF those who desire to indulge
In horseback or carriage exercise
Charges will be &S day, $50 month children under
ten and coored half price, white servants &C
cOrding TO accommodations.
tickets the White Sulphur Springs and Battle
fields of Virginia have been issued by the New York and
Philadelphia railways.
Route Springs from any point North West via
Washington Gordonsvie Stanton, to Covington by rail-
thencs by fine line of stage coaches well graded turn
pike, twenty mhes TO the Springs. PEYTONS CO.
VxyOOLDRTDGE GROVE HOTEL, AT WHITE LAKE,
w Sullivan county, NJ Y, is now open; its advantages
around wild berry fruits great pofusion
In regular season. safe bathing and boating six New York
built boats for which there charge to guests
table always ample families win find most admirable
place for its healthy and safe recreation for the young;
clerks and business desiring place their
vacations cannot fail TO ind house OF that homeike
quality that must suit them terms $40 week for adults.
Fine spacious sabng has been erected for thirty horses
horses hire Route reach the hotels take the New York
and Erie morning express Middletown and stage Month
cello, mail train TO Cochecton station at 10 M where
would write few days in advance Of their coming and
would meet them with private at Cochect
my ''D'' p~'"'"'"'' -.'' A. W. wooLDRIDGE.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

.gi - - -. so
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

- aal - - % - : ylno aau
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

DELMONT HALL. NEW BRIGHTON, STATEN ISLAND
ID (north hore)-Fronis the water 80 minutes from
Cortandt street, four from ianding bath house, billiard
table, Ac Call ii "a East Twelfth street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-13
EXPRESSES.

A FAC. BURNHAM'S FURNITURE AND BAGGAGE
"a Express, lis West Eleventh street. Sixth
Large wagons moving furniture country furniture
packed shpped furniture stored money ad
vanced
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

V,HEATRE COMIQUE, 5A BROADWAY:
i MATINEE, / MATINEE, MATINEE, nATINEEs
MATINEE MATINEE, MATINEE, MATlNEEs
MATINEE, MATINEE, MATINEE, MATINEE,
TO-DAY TO-DAY, TO-DAY, AT ~.
LINGARD BURLESQUE TO-DAY.
LIN9ARD BURLEsQUE T0DAY
LINGARD BURLESQUE TO-DAY.
LINGARD BURLESQUE TO-DAY.
LINGARD BURLESQUE TO-DAY.
LINGARD RURLESQUE TO-DAY.
LiNGARD BgRLEsQuE TO-DAY
NYMPHs OF GHRIBBEAN SEA- TO-DAY.
NYMPHS OF CARIBBEAN SEA, TODAY.
NYMPHS OF CARIBBEAN SEA, TO-DAY
NYMPHs OF CARIBBEAN SEA, TO-DAY
NoTIcE.-A Great Attraction for Monday next
A Great Attraction for Monday next
The New York herald., 1868-06-13

VXTESTMORELAND HOTEL,
w On the Eropean Plan,
southeast Of Seventeenth
and Fourth avenue, Union square.
sanes and most central locations in the city Of New York
will be opened ready for the reception of
permanent guests Monday morning. June l5 Rooms, e
suite singly, be engaged.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27
coNsTAaLE's SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued out of Isaac
ID Thompsons Court, Justice OF the Peace il
Township No. 6, county Of Placer, State Of Cali
fornia, and 10 me directed, against the FL Dorado
Mining Company claim, situated about eight
m lies from Michigan Bluff, consisting Of Thomas
Crosby, Samuel Darling. Porter Farley, Samuel
Samuelson, and in favor of Michael Mcbride, for
the sum of Twenty-seven 6.lOO Dollars judgment
and cost of suit taxed at Sixteen Dollars, upon a
Judgment rendered in said Court on the II day
OF June, A. D. 1868, in favor Of Michael Mcbride
and against the Ell Dorado Mining Company
hereby levy upon and will cell at public sals to
the highest bidder for cash, in front of my office
at Michigan Bluff. on
Thursday the 23d day or July, A. ID. 1868,
at one O'Clock. p. M, the following described
property. to wit:
A certain mining claim situated about eight
niles from Nichig gan Bluff on the line of the III
Dorado Co. Ditch and on the West branch OF Ell
Dorado Canon. said claim atjons the Washington
Company claim and known as the Ell Dorado
Mining Company claim. will sell rs Aforesaid
the said claim or 80 much thereof rs may be sufi
cient to satisfy the above judgment and costs due
and 10 become due thereon. All OF the above
named property is situated in Township No. s.
Placer county, California.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of June
1863 AUGUSTUS FOUGERON
Constable, Township No. 6.
Michigan Bluff, June 18th, A. D 1868.
The Placer herald., 1868-06-27

WARS IN THE WINp.-Tbe Daily Rec,
ord has for some time been insnuating that
the Bee ainr sound on the Mongrel goose,
and seems to anticipate that the Bee will
nail the Democratic flag TO its masthead,
hoist the nominees Of the 4th Of July Cor
vsnsion at the head Of the paper, wade in
and smash Graut, Colfax radical platforms,
etc, about the 9Th Of July next. It charges
the Bee fellows with systematically giving
Mongrels the cold shoulder Of bob.poLbiog
drinking, caucusng and being generally too
social with Democrats. Wants to know
how the Bee always knows what the Demo-
Gratis are goiug to do before i. ge,a a wink
itself. The Democracy Of Sacramento do
want an organ there and provided the Bees
conversion 10 sincere it 10 all right with ~.
l. 10 shame that the Democracy Of the
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