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DEMocRAr1c SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Gov.

DEMOCRATIC SOLDIERS AND SAILORS Con-
vENr1oN.-NEw York, July 6th.-The vari>
GUS delegations having paraded 10 procession.
passed near Tammannv Hall and arrived at
the great Hall Of the Cooper Institute at
quarter to ~. Torn and tattered bat Tie hags
from nearly every field Of strife in the late
war were present in the procession. The
various bands played Hail Columbia"
Rally Round the Flag" and other patriotic
airs. Deatening shouts filled the air. AT
noon General Franklin called the Convention
to order. General Slocum from the Com
mittee on Resolutions. reported the Commit
tee had not yet prepared the draft OF their
platform but he reported an address to the
National Democratic Convention, declaring
the objects of the conservative soldiers and
sailors being the same as animated them dur,
ing the war, depIoring radical legislation.
den"uncing the apostacy OF men who were
once Democrats, declaring that the crimes
now being perpe,rated in the name OF he
pubIicanism and loyalty, are not less alarm
ing than those committed by the armed foe
Of the Government during the war. The ad
dress makes a long Indictment against the
Republican party for many acts since it came
into power, and declares The belief that they
intend, by the use of the army under Gran''s
supreme control, to cause the electoral vote
of some States TO be cast for himself by
force and fraud, and declares the solemn con-
vlcton that the free institutions of the coun-
try have never been in greater jeopardy than
now, and looks to the deliberations OF the
Democratic party now assembled in Conven
ton with The greatest anxiety, believing that
on their action depends the future prosperity
of the country. 1t expresses the helief that
there are now living half a million of men
who served in the army Of the country, who
are in their sympathy and Judgments opposed
TO the acts of the party in power, and at least
half million more who heretofore acted
with the Republican party, but viewing with
alarm the recent acts of that party, are now
anxious for change of administration
The address closes by declaring that with
platform of principle reviving no mean issues.
looking only to the arrest OF existing evils,
and with candidates whose filel ty to the
constitution, and devotion to the country,
cannot be questioned, we shall cooperate
with the Democracy in this campaign with
enthusiasm and confidence that will bring
victory and salvation to the country.
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SECOND DEGREE.

In the presence of Almighty God and
these witnesses, you do solemnly and sincere
ly swear, if it may he legally done, you will,
VII en- elected or appointed to any official
station, conIerring ON you the power to do
so. remove all foreigners. alien or Roman
Catholics. from Office or place, and that you
will in no case appoint such to any office or
place in your gft."
IF Westmo,e Gland should be the nominee
he is competent to take the stump and make
the campaign warm for the Coppsrheads. -
MorysviNe Appeal.
Charles Wesmoreand was elected to The
State Senate from Placer county in 1855
after having taken the above infamous oaths.
Charles is an able statesman, and his record
has been SO remarkably consistent that he
most assuredly yet adheres to these solemn
oaths. What sweet scented duck to make
it warm for Copperheads. We advise the
Appeal to print the above oaths, that Charles
took. and have him read them on The com
mencement Of each speech. What Gays the
APpeals
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GAMES MADE, ROLL!

To day we place at the head Of our columns
the honored names of uora.io Seymour and
Frank. p. Blair. Democratic nominees for
President and Vice President Of THE UNITED
STATES. They receive our full, cordial.
hearty and enthusiastic endorsement as we'll
as the platform upon which they stand. and
from This hour until the setting of the sun on
the 4lh day Of November next, we will bestow
TO the ticket, the cause. and the principles, all
our talents and energies. The platform and
ticket harmonizes and soiid.fes every ele'
ment of the good old Democratic hosts.
We say to our readers in sincerity and in
truth rejoice, for the days Of mongrsl cor
rup,on, tyranny and venaity are numbered.
On the 4th day Of March next the two hon
ored statesmen whose names proudly head
our columns pill be inaugura'ed President
and Vice President Of the United States
Then shall lha world know that Republics
are no. ungra. eful then shall the world
know that man is capable Of selfgovernmen';
t000 6uH|t tU0 WOIIu kuOW Ah"I wv W's''
Democracy wiN rule these United States.
Horat'o Seymour is 81 years old, was
elected to the New York Legislature five
times and was Speaker of the house in ls45
In 1852 be was elected Governor OF the
State. Again in 1924 he filled that hon
orabls position through the will of the free
men of his native State. During his cam
paign of 1862 he uttered this brave, noble
and patriotic sentiment, and carried it out
70 the letter during bis term. "lf l am
Governor, and citizen Of New York is ar
rested and imprisoned, I WiN know the reaso"
why"
Francis P. Blair. jr. is the son Of Francis
P. Blair the publisher Of Gen. Andrew jack
sons organ and The Congressional Globe. and
the best of friends with that noble patriot.
Frank. P. Blair is Al years old, born in
Kenturky. but his manhood days have been
spent in Missouri. Served 10 the Legislature
of that State two terms elected to Congress
10 1856. again in 1860. and again in 1862,
but resigned to accept Major-Gsneral's
commission Of volunteers. Fought through
the whole Mississippi campaign. and was
chosen and led the final desperate, but dis'
as,rous assault against vicksburg on the 2eth
Of December, 1862, under Grants general
orders.
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Pity AND DEspIsE.-There is one class OF
editors who are natural dummies. They can
read but not understand and are continually
"pu,ting their foot int" This class are to
b. ptted But there is another class who
read and do understand and forthwith pro.
coed to psrvelt. misrepresent, and endeavor
to misead their own readers. This class are
to be despised. Our colem. speaking Of the
Democratic Convention. says: " AT last adj
vices Pendlston took the lead, but owing to
the ruling Of Sey mour." &c. We'll neigh
Dor. the simple reason is that the Conven.
ton adopted the two-thirds rule, Psndston s
friends supporting it, and the only questio n
raised was whether the rule meant two.thirds
of the Convention or two.tbirds Of those
voting. Seymour only explained the rule
and there was no appeal, and that WAS the
end of the whole matter. The rule affects
al. alike aud all are satisfied with it. 1t
would do poor mongrel souls good to crea,e
ll'feeling between leading Democrats, bu,
that fiddle dadhle can't be did " this year
The Democracy are united, harmonious, and
enthusiastic. Pendleton and the country
have the platform, Seymour is the candidate
for President, and aoiN take possession Of the
Presidential mansion on the 4th of March
next, while mongrels may continue to cal
dirt with niggsrs as long as thep wish.
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GRANTS ORpER.-Assistant Adjutant Gen,

GRANTS ORpER.-Assistant Adjutans Gen
eral John A. Rawlip, finding Grant on The
rack, comes to bis rescue and attempts to ex'
plain away this harsh, personal Class order,
but unfortunately makes it worse, If possible,
than it was before. Rawlins says: Persis'
tent violations Of these orders by persons
principally of the Jewish race, etc." Here
then Rawns admits that others besides the
Jews las he calls tbsm) we're engaged in the
same violation Of previous orders. Princi'
pal,y means that the Jews" we're doing
more Of this business than the Others. Here
is where the joke comes in. The Others
means the pets of Grant and bis officers, who
we're dividing the spoils with them, but the
Jews" were going it on their own hook,
and were making more money than bis Off
GERS and pets. Here was an emergency. II
the order was made general then all would
have to %, and Grant and bis sharers could
make no more money. "Eureka"-they
found it. Issue Class order, drive out the
"Jsws" only, and then we (o'hers) will have
good thing make lots Of money and d
vide literally with the General and his SUBJ
aIterns Go it, said Grant, by his actions.
The Glass order was issued, the Jews" driv.
en- out, and a good time followed for the
others.
We submit to all candid readers If this is
not the reasonable, sensible. literal expana
ton of the whole matter. We will rest the
case here this week. but we have other
testimony, obtained from an Illinois officer
who served under Grant in the campaign
against Vicksburg, which will throw more
light on this Glass order Of Grants.
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DIP Come AGAIN.-C. j., did come again
but what sort Of come was it Why CO.
1--WE think it ia j. C.) virtually says Mr.. II Err.
AID you were RICH. all the way through, bu.
why did you not get over into Nevada oouo-
ty and pitch into somebody for not doing
something there. Well c. J. charity begins
at home, and if we can keep mongrelsm halt
way decent in old Placer, we have about as
big job on hands as we want, and attend
to other matters9 You have our sympathiss
however in your endeavors to correct evils
in Nevada county through the Stars and
Stripes.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP cos,
STEAMSHIPS FOR
<<fk1H$ Nv YORK, JAPAN
49, AND CHINA

Will be Dispatched as follows:
Leave Wharf corner Of First and Brannan
Streets, at III O'Clock A. NJ, of the following
dates. for PANAMA, connecting via Panama
Railroad, with one of the Company's splendid
steamers from ASPINWALL for NEW YORK.
On the 6th 18th, 22d. and 30th Of each month.
Steamers leaving San Francisco on the 9th and
22d touch at MANI ,nilo all touch ut Acapulco
Departure of the 9th connects with English
steamer for Australia
Departure Of the l4th is expected 10 connect
with the French Transatlantic Companys steam
ers for st. Nazaire aud the English steamer for
South America. Through tickets can he OBJ
tanned.
Departure of the l4th is expected to connect
with English steamers for Southampton, South
America, and p. r. r. Co.'S. steamer for Central
America. Through tickets Can he obtained.
STEAMERS FOR July, 1868.
The following steamships will he dispatched
on dates US given below:
July 9th MONTANA. Capt J. NJ Cavalry. con.
Meeting with HENRY CHAUNCEY. Capt. Gray
July l4th co >STITU TON. Capt e. e. Com
stock. connecting with the OCEAN QUEEN, Capt.
July 22d-GOLDEN CITY. Captain W. F. Lap
idge, connecting with RISING STAR, Capt.
Conner.
July 3Oth-GOLDEN AGE, Capt. E. S. Farms
worth, connecting with ARIZONA, Captain
PJssengcrsherthcd through. Bagga &c check
cd through pounds allowed each adult pas
senger. An experienced Surgeon on board
Medicine and attendancefree. These steamers
willpositively sal at 10 clock. Passengers are
requested to have their baggage IN board before
10 O'clock. Through tickets for Liverpool by
the Cunard, lnman and National Steamship
Lines can be obtaincdat the P. NJ. S. Co.'s Office
in San Francisco, where may also he obtained or.
ders for passage from Liverpool or Southamp-
ton 10 San Francisco, either via New York or ST.
Thomas-il desired an amount of GlO to Ego will
be advanced with the above orders Holders of
orders will be required to identity themselves 10
the Agents in England.
For merchandse and freight applyto Messrs
Wells Fargo l. Co.
9s-The steamship NEW YORK, Capt. c. NJ.
Faunteroy, will be dispatched FRIDAY July 81,
ut II O'Clock. noon, from wharf corner of First
and Brannan streets. for YOKOHAMA, to con.
meet with tina GREAT REPUBLIC, for HONG
ONG. and the COSTA RIGA Tor SHANGHAI.
For passage and all otherinformation apply
at the Pacific craftsmanship Co. Is office corner
OF Sacramento and Ledesdorf streets, San
Francisco OLIVER ELDRlDGE,
July !, 1868. Agent.
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SUM MONS,

The People of the state of California. to The
NeU York and California Mining Company
composed of WHiiom Hoidredge ct 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
18th day of June, 1868, to answer the complantot
John Van Gieson, wherein he prays judgment
against you for. the sum OF Two Hundred and
Eighty-two Dollars and Sixty-fOur cents (S2S264
in an action for debt, on an account for the price
and value Of lumber and freight sold and dellv'
cred to Defendants. by Plaintiff. between the i4'h
day OF May, 1867 and the l4th day Of ScpemMr,
1867. amounting to S2S2 "a, see account hed
with up. And take notice if you fail so toap.
pear aud Answer. Plaintiff will take Judgment
against you IN default in the sum OF s2s2 g. 10,
geher with interest OH the same and the cos:s 0!
suit, and apply 10 said Court Tor the relief prayed
for.
Given under my hand, this 26th day Of may
A. D. 1868. re. POLAND.
j. p, Tp. No. 3. Placer 20. C.L
Philip W. Thomas, Attorney for Plaintiff
June 10. 1863 3m.
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DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT.
HORATIO SEY MOU R,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
FRANK. p. 81 AIR
OF MISSOURI,
or NEW YoRz

FOR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
4. ], G, KEWEN Of Los Angeles
THOS. HENLEY of MendOcino
WIN. T. WALLACE Of San Francisco
A. ID. D1BBLE OF Nevada
GEORGE PEARCE OF Sonoma
ALTERNATE ELECTORS.
FRANCISCO RICO OF Monterey
JOHN II. KITrRELL Of SOIanO
j BURCKHALTER ofMariposa
u. r. MYRES OF Placer
7. N. MARTIN of Butte
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN to the sh,..
IN holders of the BUCHANAN TUNNEL Cosp.~'ss'
that there will be meeting held at Yankee Jim.
on WEDNESDAY, the End day OF Septemha.
A. D. 1863 for the transaction OF all business ne,.
tanning to said Company.
JERRY HEALY, Secretarv
Yankee Jims, July I'd, 1868.
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READ IT.
" FIRST DEGREE.

In the presence Of Almighty God and
these witnesses. you do soemnly promise and
swear that you, ---, will not vote, nor
give your influence, for any man for any
office in the gift of the people, unless he be
an Americana born citizen, in favor Of Ameri.
cans ruling America, nor if be be Roman
Catholic
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The HILLS REsoUND AND THE PLAINS
ANSWER BAcK.-On Thursday evening last,
on the arrival Of the glorious news OF the
nomination Of Hora'io Seymour for Presi.
dent, the Democratic guns began to roar at
Ophir and Newcastle, while from Lincoln
they were answered back With In terest.
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County Central Committee.

At large John Conner, Robert Gordon, VIM
n. Crutcher.
OrrIcERs r C. Poland. Chairman; Robt. Cor
don. Secretary; VIM. NJ. Crutcher, Treasurer.
Executive COMMITTEE: r. c. Poland. Robert
Gordon. John Conner, J W. Blanchard, DR.. D. &.
Turney
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The DEMOCRACY ALlvE.--As we 90 to
press, hundred guns are to being fired.
Gen. J. w. Vaudeville aud other speakers
are to address the Democracy Tonight.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
TIlERTY-ONE UNION GOLD, SILVER,
AND COPPER MINING COMPANY.

Located in Township No. 10, Of Placer Co., Cal
A meeting Of the Board of Trustees, held at
n the Office OF the Secretary, in Lincoln. on
Saturday the 9th day OF June, A. D. 1868. an as
sessment of eight (S) cents per share was levied
on The capital stock Of said Company payable in
United States gold coin to the Secretary at his
office in Lincoln on CT before the LIST day of Au-
gust, A. D 1868. And any stock on which the as
sessment shall remain unpaid on the second day
Of August. shall he deemed delinquent, and unless
payment be made the same will be advertised
and sold to pay assessment and cost Of advertis-
ing and sale. BY order OF the Board.
II. W. STARR, Secretary.
Lincoln June 20. l86S.-4w
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BORN.
BORN.
In Auburn, July Attn to W. B. Lyon and wife
a son.
NJ 4 IL ri ED.

MARRIED..
In Auburn. July 9TH, Ivy Hon ID. W. ope"r.
JOIN MIIBAcH to Mrs. NANCY DUNCAN, both Of
Auburn.
If half the happiness we wish this happy couple,
who were go mindful of u.s. in disbursing their
good things could be realized. there would be
little left for them 10 desire In deep glass OF
their generous wine we drink to them long life
OF uninterrupted bliss
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THOMAS BOYCE, No. 80. Exchange Build
ing. on California street. San francisco, is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions in that city for the HERALD and re-
ceips for the same.
H. w. STARR, Of Lincoln, is authorized to act
as our agent in that place.
p E. WEBER, is authorized 10 act as our
agent in Gold Run and vicinity.
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EDWARD WALSH,
M erchant Il Tailor.

MAIN STREET, AUBURN.
Will keep constantly on hand full assortm..,
of.French and English Broadcohs.
Clothing made to order and warranted to Ct.
Auburn, Nov. l, 1867.
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Amt cash on hand belonging to Co., sl5,l65 81
Amt on hand belonging to State. .. s., 1903 80
Treasurer's Office, Placer Co.. July LIST, 1868.
o. W. HULLENBECk, Treasurer,
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At large J. P. HoGE THos. N. CAzNEAU. j. H.
BAIRD, GEO. Pen JOHNSTON. and CREED RAYMOND.
San Francisco J. W. CoFFROrH. JOHN BIGLER,
Sacramento; j. S. MEREDITH, Folsom.
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COUNTY TREASURER'S MONTHLY
STATEMENT,

For the month ending June, 30th, 1868.
Amt received Tor county purposes. $ 1852 GO
Amt received Tor State purposes, l,OlS 95
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Sherif's. Sale.

By virtue OF Sundry writs Of .Fiei Facias'
to me directed will sen on the first Monday
in Septemb,r next. before the Court House
door, the following property, viz:
: One house and lot in the town OF New
berry. containing bait an acre, more or less,
bounded by lands of E. H. Wright, ct al.
Levied on at the suit of 81. h. Bleass, vs
Joe Montgomery. .
:. Also ali the right, title and interest Of A.
C ,Garhngton.' in one house aud lot, i'm the
town uf Nswberry, containing seven acres
more or less, bounded by ]ots of E s. Cop.
pock. Peter Moon, ct al Levied on at the
snIr.of the STATE vs. 4. C. Darlington. 3
Il Also one, lot which is known as "the Brick
Stable" !" on Main Street. two hundred and
three feet in front and fhe same in the rear,
running through from Main Street to the
Street leading bv the Jail and bounded b9
lots of Henry o Henson, and let formerly
owned by G T. Scott. ct al, levied on at
the .ui, of J. A. and R H. Mars, ct al vs..
Il. H Kinard.
Also. one Half Store House in the city of
Frog Level bounded BY lots of P. Sullivan,
Wiley Bridges, and Corks Ferry Road. L.
WED on at the suit Of Mahnda Cameron
for Dover vs.. VIM. Werss and Wife. and
others. *o
: Also, nine hundred aud thirty acres OF
land more or less bounded by lands OIL V.
Scurry, G C Ridlehuber, DR.. Calvin Hig>
gins e1. al. Levied on at the snit Of Moses
E. Gibson. ct al vs.. Archey ID. Smith.
Also, horses, levied on as the property
of T. J. Prize, ard re-sold at the, risk OF a
former purchaser. II o..
Also, will sell 2 fine tables, lot small
spokes, lot old plank, and other articles in
,he brick stabl.. Levied on at the suit of
J A &5R. H. Mars, ct al. vs.. Il. q. XII
nard. ~i.ho.
RI j will also sell on the next day TUESDAY
at Henry. Whitmires Store all the right title
and interest f Henry Whitmire in horses,
S. .ules, II head of cattle, Is head of hogs,
2 sheep, corn, fodder, thresher, / fan, |
buggy, / carriage, 2wagons, household and
kitchen furniture: ~-. "l.b0.
T: M. PAYsINGER, SGD.
Aug. 10 "a 2s. f5
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= Mw GooDs!-Wbere2 exclaims- the
reader, anxious for p new sensation: As
there is no secret abeut II, vs may as
veil State that the fortunate men are
Nessss Iozelase6 Wheeler. 4 is they
who are in receipt Of new goods, Of an
Kinds for the ladies, and everybody else.
Call early before their assortment is bro.
ka,-scss-[ ( =. = - 49, .&t
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4 1. WHITE, :
GUNSMITH
And Re airer

Of ell kinds of FIREARMS, LOCKS, 30.
:, Has On hand Pistols and Guns Of aFap-
proved makes. AmRuRitiop, 7sueh=as Car
tridges, Caps, Powder and Shot.
Shot Pouches, Flasks, Bags, and :evesy
other kind of'Sporsiug Apparatus. Besides
many othsr articles ofs various charaetefs
aud kinds. - 49,. -
All kinds Of REPAIRING neatly ;sad-ex.
p ditionaly executed, and at low rates:
=: AprIl,15 16 If. :--:>,' :. -
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COTTON CONSIGNMENT. !.

I respectfully inform the Merchants,
Planters. and Farmers Of Newberry and ad.
joining Counties, that Imay be found at my:
Office in the rear of the Corner Brick Store,
occupied by Messrs: Gary & Duncan, with
increased facilities fol, making =.
: Liberal Advances on Cotton,
shipped through me to that prompt. and
popular business house. Messrs. Geo. e.,
Walter & o., Charleston, So. Ga.
have close Brick Ware House, near
the Railroad Depot, for the storage Of Cot
ton cendgaed'to me at this place. win
sch Cotton for parties who may desire ii,
and remit proceeds promptly by express,er
otherwise as directed, will huy Cotton
to order Oh delesit Of funds for the pur-
pose., Any business intrus,ed to me wilfbe
executed with prompsness, carefntnessand
fidelity. 'tHH4RGES MODERATE" !:
g.. T., SCOTT, -.
: Cotton Broker, Com. Exchange Agent.
Newbsrcy, S. c., Aug. 18th, 1858. emo.
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STATEsOESOUTH CAROLINA.
Neuberry Dissrict-In Eodity.
Mary A. Rikard, Adm'x, VS.. Geo. A. Ri
= kard, & Others.
The creditors Of estate Of John ,Rikard,
deceased, are required to present and ses:
tabfsh their deiA ands ON oath before the
Commissioner, On Or before the first day Of
October next.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
Juf7 81 25 1868 *l2 CEN.D.
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MaEss& M4Krrss-fhe planting CON-
maaity Will notice With satisfaction that
Msssss. M:s& NJ have been appeintsd
agents for the sale of Mapes' super phos-
pha.e Of lime, q fertilizer Of justly cele.
bsa,ed value, Il hundreds of reliable GER
siicssss prove anything. Now is the
siais to order the manure to prepare, for
The fall sowing of wheat. See advertise
nest.
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Commissioners Notice.

NLwBERRY, August Is, 1868.
All Overseers of Roads. heretofore ap-
pointed and acting by authority from Com,
missioners of Roads, are hereby authorised
and required $50 soon a practicahle,) to call
out the Road hands and work the Roads
throughout the County, and warn or notify
all defaulfers to appear before this Board, at
Newberry Court House, on next sale day.
In case of the death or removal from the
Division of any overseer. some citizen OF
such division will please at once report that
fact to the Board
GEORGE BROWN,
Chairman Board Of County Commissioners.
August 10 2t