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The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
SUM MONS.

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA: TO
FRANK j. WINTERS, Greeting:
VOU are hereby Summoned, TO appear before
L me, at my Office in ColfaX, 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
Nnety-nne Dollars and Eighty Cents, (S299 80,)
balance due upon certain promissory note exc
cuted by you to him on the 18th day OF April,
A. D. 1SG8-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
ganst you by default for said sum Of S299,8O
together with interest and costs Of suit, and ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded
Given under my hand this 18th day of July,
A. d. 1868. N. r. d. TRAPHAGEN,
Justice of the Peace, Township No. 4.
Placer County, Cal.
VIM. A. JOHNSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
July 25th 1S6S.-3ms.
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n. A. DIVER, TRAVELLING AGENT.
Sep 2G-lm
-CONSTABLE'S SALE.

DY virtue of an execution issued by R. c.
IL Poland, Justice Of the Peace OF Township No.
3, Placer Comfy, State OF California on The 18th
day Of October, A. D. 1868, and to me directed, 10
favor of Moses FREEDOM, and a against the Nina Rica
Company, composed of Robert L. Green, Daniel
Green. Il. Slossen, - Brooks, ct al, judy.
meut s5s,75. costs sl9,35, with interest from
date on Judsmest at the rate of seven percent.
per annum, with costs, and accruing costs, | have
levied upon. seized. and will expose to public
sale, at the Court House door, in the town Of
.4uburn, on
Monday, November IGN, A. d. 1858.
at the hour Of O'Clock, p NJ, all HE right, title,
interest and claim of the said RObers E. Green
Daniel Green, E. Slossen, - Brooks, q al, 10
and TO the following described real estate to .,
Two thousand feet Of certain Quartz Mining
Claim, situated in Auburn Quartz Mining us
lriet, Township No. 3, Placer County, California
about two miles from Auburn, on North RaVne'
known as the Nina Rica Quartz Ledge or Lode,
together with all and singular the appurtenance'
thereunto belonging, and also the following per,
sonal property. 10 wit: six or seven tons OF qaf1
rock, two or three hundred feet Of lumber,
wheel barrow, 2 shovels, (short handle.) pics
l Douglass pump, "a feet ! inch lead pipe pP,vc
CHAS HIGGINS.
Oct 24-td Constable Township No.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
THANKSGIVING Proclamation.

Governor Haight has issued the following
proclamation, appointing Thursday, the 26lh
instant, as day Of general thanksgiving:
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, EXECUTIVE DEPT
SACRAMENTO, November l2, 1868. (
In accordance with an established custom,
Thursday, the 2eth day Of November, inst.
is hereby appointed as day of Thanksgiving
and praise for the nerciss of the past year
The people Of the State are invited to
suspend their ordinary avocaions on that
day, and assembling n their several sauctu-
aries, reverently and greatfully to acknowl'
edge the goodness of Almighty God in the
many blessings bestowed upon them as
community and as individuals.
We have been spared the visitation of pes
thence and famine; general health has pre-
vailed, and abundant harves!s have re.
warded the labors Of husbaudry; our State
has been prosperous, our people contented;
every interest has fourished, and the cause
of education, religion and sound morals has
advanced.
We are exempt from the evils Of arbitrary
power on one hand, aud Of popular license
on the other, and are enjaying the greatest
blessings, civil and religious liberty, regula-
ed and guaranteed by organic law.
In comparing our condition with that of
the great majority of the human race, how
many causes for devout thankfulness appsar3
Lst us on ths day set apart for that pur-
pose, recount our obligations TO our Heav-
emily Father. and thereby nourish in our
hearts those sentiments Of gratitude and love
towards The Giver Of all good which should
be felt by every one of bis intelligent crsa-
lures.
In testimony where Of have set lny hand
and caused the Great Seal Of State to be
affixed, at the City Of ramsnto, this
twelfth day of November, A d. one thousand
eight hun dred and sixty eight.
H. II. HAIGHT, Governor.
Attest: II. l.. NICHOLS Secretary Of State
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
Synopsis of the Proceedings Of Board Of
Supervisors.

WEDNESDAY Nov 4th, 1868.
Board met for transaction Of business Of
term. Present. d. Pratt, N. II. Power,
w. B. Lyon, Clerk.
On motion the following amount
was allowed and ordered paio out of
General Fund. s296 50
Thursday, Nov. 5th.
Board met; following amount, in
supdry bills, allowed out of General
Fund. 1912 90
The following amounts allowed out Of sew
eral Road District Funds:
E. S. Clark, No. sl95 81
E-T. Darling, 8 Sc SO
r. De kruse, " SO II
November 9th.
Board met and the following
amount was allowed out ofGeneral
Fund. S5,974 As
November 7th.
Board met. Following amount
allowed out of Hospital Fund.- $l,343 81
Novemb Der 9th .
- Robinson appointed Constable Of Tp.
No. 2, to fill the unexpired term Of James
NJ. Allison.
November 10th.
Board met to canvass election returns.
Returns not being all in board adjourned 10
Wednesday, ll!h.
November ! lh.
Board proceeded to canvass election re
turns. Published last week.
Amt allowed officers of elec'
tion, and ordered paid out Of Geu-
eraI Fund. Sl,e22 90
John A. Huntington authorized collect
toll on bridge over True kee river, at point
near ClaraviIle, on the road leading from
Truckee to Tahoe City.
Following amount allowed out Of
Hospital Fund. $500 Is
G. q. Rice allowed out Of Road
District Fund No. 10 S6l l8
November l2lh.
Board met. The following
amount allowed out of General
Fund. 50 ,486 30
T. B. Harper as Assessor, Dis
tricl No. l, allowed $3.50 20
j. G. Boggs as Assessor, District
No. 2, allowed. $l,624 10
W. Van Vactor, Assessor Dis.
trict No 3. $l,5S6 60
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
District Court Proceedings.
November l4tb.

November 14tb
Proran VS. Rising Sun Co.-Order sustain.
ing demurrer and allowing plaintiff 10 days
to amend.
Rourke VS. McLaughln-Order requiring
plainlig to give bond in the sum of $500
for costs.
Hudson vs. Flarguson-Order dismissing
case.
Nance VS. Gould and Towle-J I'd gment for
plaintiff for $3l6, 80, and S44,s5 cents costs
Monday, Nov. 10th.
Houghton VS. Houghton Report ofreieree
filed.
People VS. Henry Keasa, on trial for mur.
der-Trial concluded on the l7tb, and Jury
returned verdict Of not guilty.
Wednesday Nov. 18th.
Williams VS. Barber-Cass tried by Jury
and verdict for defendants. For this case
see article in anothar column.
November 10th.
People vs. Smith-CalIed and jury en-
pauuellsd.
Friday, Nov. goth.
People VS. Smith-On trial.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
Buchanan Tunnel Comp'v
Notice of Assessment.

Notice is hereby given that at meeting of
of said Mining Company, held at Yankee Jim's,
Placer County, California, on September the I'd,
1868, an assessment Of fifty dollars share, in
gold coin, was levied and that the following
shareholders are delinquent in the several
amounts set opposite the names and number of
shares
John Cooney, j shares. SIS 90
- Burke, l ............ SO 90
Christian Notts +" ........... so 90
Now If the above delinquent amounts are not
paid to the undersigned. Secretary, at Yankee
Jim's, above County and State, on or before
Monday, November I'd, 1868, said shares will be
sold according to law, or so much thereof as will
pay said delinquent amounts, and all costs and
expenses OF sale. JERRY HALEY,
Sep l2-Sw Secretary
The above sale has been postponed until the
2Sth day OF November, 1863 JERRY HALEY,
Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
NEW ADVERT IMENTS.
SUM I'M oNs.
h, the District Court Of the 14th Judicial Dis
trict of the State Of California, IN ana JoT
the County of Placer.

h. the District Court Of the l4h Jud'c'dt US
frict of the State Of California, in and JoT
the County Of Placer.
JOHN WoRsLEY, Plaintiff.
against
WIN. J. BEGGs IL BYRD BEGGs,
S.R. CASE L. D. w. LUBECK,
Defendants.
Action brou ght in the District Court of the
14th Judicial District of the State OF California
in and for the County of Placer, and the Com
plant filed in said County of Placer, in the ONCE
of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA SEND
GREETING TO WIN. J. BEGGS IL BYRD
BEGGS, S. Il. CASE, EFT AL. Defendants.
You are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named Pialntlh
in the District Court of the l4h Judicial District,
of the State of California in and for the County
of Placer, and to answer the Complaint filed
therein, within ten days exclusive OF the day OF
scrvice) after the service on you OF this summons
Il: served within this county; or, If served out
Of this county, but in this District, within twenty
days; otherwise, within forty days-Or Judgment
by default will be taken against you, according
to the prayer Of said Complaint
The said action is brought to obtain decree
of this Court Tor the foreclosure of certain
Mortgage described in the said Complaint, and
executed by the said VIM. j. Beggs and Byrd
Beggs, his wife, on the twenty-first day OF June,
D. 1866, to secure the payment OF certain
promissory note dated June 2lst, 1866, made
by said VIM. J.Beggs for the sum OF three
hundred and fifty dollars, payable in gold
coin of the United States, twelve months after
the date thereof, to the order of John Wofs-
ley, with interest theron at the rate OF two per
cent. per month that the premises conveyed by
said Mortgage may be sold, and the proceeds ap-
piled TO the payment of the amount found due
plaintiff on said note, with interest as Aforesaid
and costs OF suit, and in case such proceeds are
not sufficient to pay the same, then to obtain an
execution against said VIM. j. Beggs for the bal
ance remaining due, and also that the said De-
fendant, and all persons claiming by, through or
under him may be barred and 1oreclosed OF all
right title, claim, lien, equity of redemption,
and interest in and to said mOrtgaged premises,
and Tor other and further relief
And you are hereby notified that, if you fail TO
appear and answer the said Complaint, rs above
required, the said Plaintiff will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the said Complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Dis
trict Court of the l4th Judicial District Of the
State OF California; in and for the county Of Pla-
Ger, this 18th day of November, in the year Of
our Lo I'd one thousand eight hundred aud sixty
eight GEO. u. SEWELL, CIeTk
4. G. POLAND, Plaintiff s Attorney. 3m.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21

Geo. B. Mcclellan has been employed to
take salary of ten thousand dollars, and
supsrintend the completion Of the famous
battery of the late E. A. Stevens at Hoboken.
Hs is also one of the engineers engaged in
constructing ~ bridge across the Hudson
at the Highlands.
The Union, Alta, Bulletin, Times, Bee,
Record. Chronicle, Paul DeKock; the Sunday
Varisties Ah Fouk and f. F. Lou, all think
Mcclellan a very ordinary man, and de-
nouucs the Board of Regents for eectiug
him President of "Ths University of Califor
MIA" Ours will snap at The heels Of their
larger kind. What an able, generous truth,
ful, intelligent, batch Of rump editors we
have in California.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
N O Il I @ e!
District No. 8, Placer Co

The undersigned having received from ~.
County Auditor the 10
Tax Roll of District ID. No: g Placer COUNTY,
Hereby gives notice that he will, for the pur,o..
OF receiving the State and County Taxes. cbarp~s
thereon, attend at the following places, and ~
the dates named w
At last Chance, on Saturday. Oct ol,,.
Deadwood, on Monday, Oct. 2etb; Bath -,
Wednesday and Thursday, 2sth and oah.
Forest Hill, Friday and Saturday. soth .nIi
alst; Michigan Bluff, Monday and Tuesd,,
Nov Cd and Sd; Todd's Valley, Thursd.,
and Friday, 5th and 9th; Yaokse jim, a.
Saturday, Nov. 7tb; Iowa Hill, on Tue,d,,
and Wednesday, 10Th and lltb; Wiscop,i.
Hill, on Thursday, 18th; Damascus, Oh Sal,
B. b. DUNNAM
Collector District No. 3, Placer COUNTY
Sep 26-Sw
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Strayed

From the Ranch Of the undersigned, one mile be-
low Auburn, about September 30th, 1868, one
blush, mouse colored, medium sized horse, about
years old, and Branded ON the left hip with V
in circle. A liberal reward will be paid for
the delivery of the horse at my Ranch.
Nov 2l-4w A. POLAND.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
WAsHoE HOTEL,
Cisco, Placer County, California.
JAMES gibson, -. Proprietor

This well known Hotel, located in one of IN.
liveliest business points in the county, is now in
complete order.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with III.
best the market affords.
THE BEDS are good, clean and comfortable
THE BAR is supplied with full stock of IN.
very choicest, Wines, Liquors Cigars, etc., and no
pains will be spared to render all customers, both
transient and permanent, comfortable
The proprietor solicits the patronage of thc
puoiic' Oct l7-H
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21

RoBBERY.-On last Friday night store
was robbed, at Cofax, Of a considerable
amount of goods. An entrance was effected
by digging through thick brick wall. We
have not learned all the particulars.
Where are all our Colfax correspondent
Not sailed yet We hope.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21

WEATHER.--lt has been raining since
Thursday noon with prospects Of more.--
Jump in farmers, and seed your summer fall
low before it gets too wet. Plow deep
while the sluggards do sleep, and you shall
have wheat to sci and 10 keep.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21

Amt Cash on hand belonging to Co. S10,3OS u
Amt on hand belonging to the State 49, 749 4S
Treasurcrs Office, Placer Co., Sept. 1st, 1868.
o. w. HOLLENBECK, Treasurer
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Excellent Saddle Horses,
HORSES AND RUCcIEs.

H. also keeps horses on livery at reasonable
rates The public and travellers are invited &c
give me a call. THOS. B HARPER, frop'1
April IL, lSG8.-3m.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
LOG AN
LIVERY STABLE,
LINCOLN, CAL.
LING COLIN, CAL.

THOS. B. HARPER, Proprietor.
VEyIIE EUNDERSIGNED HAVING PURCHAS-
Il ed tn, above STABLE. in Lincoln, Placer
county Informs the public that they can at all
ines be furnished with
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21

WAR IN LAKE COUNTY. On last Sunday
about 800 men met at the outlet of Lower
Lake, in Lake county, captured the Sheriff
and posse, and County Judge, and then pro-
ceeded to burn the large Touring and saw
mills, burning about one hundred tons of
wheat, and destroyed the dam at the outlet
Of the lake, which was some 40 feet high. A
requisilion for 200 armed troops was sent to
the Governor, but the stage bearing it was
also captured, and detained until the work
Of destruction was completed. The cause
for this was that the dam had backed the
water 40 as to drown out some two hum
dred farmers. The Grand Jury Of Lake
County had presented the dam as nuisance,
but the Court had quashed the indictment.
The company being wealthy aud able to pro-
cure witnesses to swear that the dam lowered
tho water instead Of raising it-queer state
of things.
This Lake is some 80 miles from San Fran
cisco, on an air line, and one Of the finest
and largest bodies of good water in reach of
the city: 1t was in contemplation to intro
duce its waters into San Francisco, without
the expense Of buying out the farmers sur.
rounding it, at some future day.
The Placer herald., 1868-11-21
The Black Flag.


burn, and shire town of Placer county. was
thrown into universal and uncertain state
Of excitement BY the appearance Of black
or pgrel.colored flag on tall pole near
the Temple saloon. 1t was first thought that
The great National Union Republican party
feeling eIa,ed over the result Of The late eec.
lion, had thrown off all disguise and hoisted
a flag that represented. in color, the true
complexion Of the coming man and woman
Of America, when under mongrel miscegeua.
ting doctrines and practices, the colors and
characteristics Of all the nations OF the earth
should he blended in one. This was a very
natural fret impression, when it is known
that If the various shades of color of all the
nations Of the earth were mixed, stirred, and
we'll shaken, that they would produce dirty,
greenish, yellowish brown, exactly that Of
the flag. This impression had gained much
hsadway, and the people Of the town were
beginning 10 look upon the matter as sort
Of symbol Of the Shiny, lecherous ooziogs Of
a beastly, fanatical taste, when it was an
nounced that the smallpox bad broken out
at the Temple, and that the flag was hoisted
to warn people not to approach that part Of
town. Here was a new and exciting phase
to the matter, and one that sent terror to
many wsak'nerved, non vaccinated arm,
but it was soon rumored that physicians had
made an examination Of the premises and
pronounced nary case Of smallpox to be
found. This gave much relief to many, but
what did the dirty banner mean? 1t was
con,ended by some that Lieut'Governor
Dunn Of Louisiana had committed suicide be.
cause many Of his brother niggers had re-
pudia,ed the carpet'baggers, and voted The
whileman's ticket; while others insisted that
it was intended as genuine black flag, and
that no quarter was to be given to any white
mao in the future, who would not consort
with negroes, diggers and Chinese. But where
were the cross bones? Later in the day
however the cloud Of obscurity which had
hung round the dark and tattered bunting,
lifted, and the true reason for its being there
was revealed. It seems that some Repubi
cans of Auburn had conceived the idea that
Placer was the mongrel banner county Of
the State, and bad been pressing ber claims
for banner with such haste, vigor, and in-
discretion, that the State Central Committee
became annoyed and disgused and took
down the old tatered, riven, smoked, coal
colored, asphaitum soaked flag, that bad
hung in front of their room in San Francisco
throughout the campaign, and sent it to the
eager boys at Auburn, who took it all iu
ear nest, and run it up as Placer's banner.
After viewing it from different standpoints,
with many puzzled shake of the head, and
with grave looks a. each other, and whisper
ed consultations, the torn, blackeued, dis
tressed looking thing was quietly taken down,
and concealed from the public gaze.
All is now quiet in Auburn.
WAR IN LAKE CouNTY.-On last Sunday
about 800 men met at the outlet of Lower
Lake, in Lake county, captured the Sheriff
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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Cor. D. III. Hart.

This ofacef who won the confidence and re.
spect IS tlle people Of Abbeville District on
account of his efficient aud just administlraa.
zion q the law wh;k arsoag tsem, aud who
fessased Msjsr Heltca 8 st,,is ,plsssc few
~seks ago,we understand has becn relieved
from duty and assigacd 70 another Put. We
regret TO part with the General, but are glad
70 know that the gentleman who is to take his
place is no 4 stranger among US. MIR. Woog
wss Son duty; here several months ago aud as
far "a We know, was we'll thought Of aud re-
specssd all. We wish his administration
may 30 q. Just and efficient as that Of the
ofdsE whom he has relieved.
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= ! = = L g.
European dleu ring the following interest
Ing aceounts, from french sources, of Theodor
u.s. lsat moments: Tie Paris Rasyie prints what
pnrports to bc an Abyssinian version Of the
tragedy in Magdala. This narrative is signed
by Count r.. du Bisson, atravelcr in :Abys.iniy
who VAS always on friendly terms with it's late
ruler. The Count says the number of Abssinians
buried amounted to 7b7, while 2i20 were
wounded Among tie dead were seven balan.
tcherss, or mon who had rescmblod Theodorus
and were purponely dressed like him. Theod-
orps. sid not commit suicide. On seeing his
powsr aeetlpg from him with the blood Of his
4 soldiers, contemplating his empire destroyed,
] his dynasty overturned, his reign finished,
two streams Of tears courscd down his cheeks
The halantcheras, pistol IN hand, stood silently
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Militaryy Co,,,1l,iissio,n,.

The Military Commission appointed by
General Candy to investigate the mattcr of the
rescue of the prisoners aro,n the Deputy Sheriff
on ~ tho 4 Ish Of, this month, met here on Mon.
dayand adjourned on Thursday after exaning
"a few Fitlessess The departurs Sof the
Golnnissien was ss sudden, aud even more 80,
4 4 han their cauiins 8, n. i wss rnnored few:
siea had been ordered, re did know, Of
cher intention TO depart ns:til they we're gone.
The number Of witnesses in attendance was
very large but only q few Were examined. II
was rumoTed that orders we're received, which
sailed the members Of the Commission upon
other duties. 4. As the Omnibus Bill haa passed,
Ne presume lwe will have civil lam, on the
Radical style in the atead Of military invessiga-
tions. go Z, sys a
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Earl u and Larrge.Is

Ne ara Indebted to Mr. Hane 9. wanus-
~ - srssin.=.s e an.e4ssfnl eultnre Of
vsgstsblea. Sir mammoth onions, averaging
il circumference 13a inches: fine lot ofokra
and tomatoes also, which have come to'perfsc-
tion ALREADY, and justly claim to be the FIRST
Of She seaaon,--shcsc signalixe the fertility of
the soil, and are fitting rewards for. the care
and skill bestowed in their cultiYation. Il it
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Pirss (otton BLOOM.

ls. q. y. yasksoa Of St. Mattheua Parish,
ia this Diatsiat brought to our Office on Thurs.
day morning last, the first cotton bloom that
wc have heard of this season. Mr. jackson
represents his cotton crop as bciug very fno ;
and sayssi # the seasons arc propitious the yield
will bs large. We trust that the reasons may
be protitioas, and that there may be pIenti.
faI harYess ~-erywhers.s
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AsSIGNEsElS Sal 9

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. or !. Il iif ,uEITED
States -pistriet Of South Caroiina- tie mat
tor Of Chafles n. ThamsShs Bankrupt; es pdrlst i;
In Bankruptcy. '5Ssl ~ 4 t;ss'l ~
BY virtue Of sai order Of sale frtmsf The tIbnufay
District Court, for the District of South
will sell at Public aucibfi, az Orangebdrg lC6ifIs
hours of sale, all ttat flanta5H 81 ffaSa ii Laid
known as '.Dellyillejn containing siAteen hundred
and seventy acres lS10), bounded oil lands 81
Trezevan, Davisi NIctutd uyfBet, NIs,e afiti the
Congaree River, q
Also tho right, title aid Interest 6f afstesaitt
Bankrupt, to 4 ,tfaet tf Land containing ffteen
acres, moro or less. near Spring GrSse, sfrBdndsd
by DR.. Tabers laud.4 ~ it5f. ,s. Is
%endiiions-Bellville Plantation e-iiaif cash.
the onlance Id afhtal paythetts 6f ofes dHd taus.
years, secured by bond beating interest frcr ste,
payable ahhdallt With q mortgage 81 the tt8pcfty
for papers and revenue stataps SO SO
juno 1s--4t r. VI D1BBLE; aAsifhgce. ss
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New Adyerti rtisenlents.
30 m

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To Bankrapts. n. v I. Dibblo Assignee.
Fifty Cases Gibson's xxx Whiskey I.
a.. Jeffords q Co.
rs: Oraugebnrg Precinct Democratic Club.
& %.s Notice +. Robinson Clerk.
ls Intention Young America. Parade to-day.
Crimes Of the Civil War.
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H Z M ii N ID A q,

MAREtxp- On the 20th, Of May, 1868, nt the resi-
dence Of Mrs. II. stivendcr, by the Rcv.s. D. saw
yer, DR.. W. T. BKO KER, Of Barnwcll District, to
Miss NELLIE r. only daughter Of the lato Major D.
F.. Stivcnder, Of Lexington District.
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Tie Rdsk (Tckss) 0b.erssy hss seen beet
raised near Rusk, which measured nineteen
and half. inches In circumference. .s