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The New Route to the East.

The following table exhibits the adj
vantages to commerce Of the new
route to the East, by comparing the
distances Of the old and new routes
from the leading commercial cities to
the East Indies and China:
Niles
From London 10 Canton via Suez Il is...-l0,00
From New York TO Canton via Panama..-li so
From New York TO Canton via Pacific
AAiAAA N1py
From London to Canton via Pacific Rail-
From New York to Canton via Suez eanaLIl, ,500
Or in days:
BIZ Jldrse5Ues Rg Ne10 York and
and Bombay San Francisco.
London to Hong KOng...39 days. ~ days.
London to Shanghai.-...8 days. 50 days.
London to Yokohama IS days. p days.
The following table is calculated for
Naxty Xorl-.
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Independent Cotton Press,
2O3 MADISON ST.

OUR purchase has been cGnhrmed by the
Southwestern Freight and Cotton Press Coni-
pany, We are now prepared TO compress lzoJ
bales cotton In 10 hours. Will have two new
presses mp within g few days, VI hich Will turn
but BOT hsies In addition 70 what We are now
roH NOISE q HUDSON.
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NOTICE.

OFEICE BOARD or LEyEK CoMMIssIoSERs,l
FOR TIE COUNTIES OF BOLIVAR, WASH
INGToN ASD IssAQUENA
GREESNILLE, N ISs., November H9, 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Aatured
~ Bonds Of this Board, now outstanding
will be paid in currency upon their presenta-
tion, at the Office OF the Treasurer Of the
Board, az Greenyilie, Miss.
nO24 J. F. EDMONDS, President.
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DIED.

COLE-MExIco COLE in the seth year of his
age. An old and highly esteemed citizen OF
Cottonwood Point, Mo. He was killed in a
storm on the 18th inst.
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Mnn.Rasidanf Nntica.

IN the Circuit COurt Of Shelby COunty-D
Bowen and wife, Emma l., VS.. Paul Kay
minOr-Petition for Division of Real Es-
tate.
1T appearing from affidavit in this cause
1 that the defendant, Paul G. Kay, is non
resident OF the state of Tennessee;
1t is therefore ordered, That he make his
appearance herein, at the courthouse IN
the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on the fOurti
Monday in January, lSlr, and plead, answer
or demur to complainant bill, or the sam,
will be taken for confessed as To him anC
set for hearing eXparte; and that copy o
this order be published once week. for foul
successive weeks, in the Memphis Daily A o
peal. NJ. u. /. STEWART, Clerk.
A cOpy-attest:
By b. f. Col IMAM, Deputy Clerk
Sc, Rgss y duncan, sols. for complainant.
nQl4
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CIxcINHATf, O., November a.
The Board of Directors of the West
ern Associated Press, to-day elected
Ii. n. Walker, Of Detroit, President;
Joseph MedilI, of Chicago, and w. n.
Haldeman, of Louisville, as the Ex-
eeutiYe Committee.
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a II a u CT 10 N;
BY An. SToDOARD & CO..

On the premises, No. % Union Street.
Thursday, November 25th, at 10 o'clock,
Elegant Bedroom Sets, Carpets, Diningroom
and Kitchen Furniture
Sale geremptory, a. parties are leaving the
city.
\. NJ. SfODDARD, Auctioneer.
Look out for the Red Flag uosg
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

DY virtue Of two executions 70 me directed
ID from the Municipal Court Of Msmphis
one In favor OF j. T. Petit and against the
Memphis Mining and Misunderstanding Compa-
ny. judgment on the llth day Of May ls8S for
szi5 " two thousand seven hundred and
stXtY-nine dollars and two centsl, besides
costs of suit; the other in favor Of NJ J
" icks and against the same Company, iudg-
ment on the same day for SlG72 50 one thou
sand and seventy-twO dollars and fifty centsi
besides costs OF suit. I will proceed 70 sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash. in front OF the
Courthouse door of the Municipal Court, on
Wednesday, the lst Day Of December, 1859,
between the legal hours Of sale. the following
described property, to-wit; The leasehold In
terest Of said company in and to the tract OF
land on which the Rolling Mills are situated
fronting 2s3i4 feet on Promenade street. in the
city OF Memphis. Tennessee, and running
back, between parallel lines, about 400 feet 10
WOLF river said lcssehOld has ten years 10
run from June, 1856, together with all the i'm
prOvements thereon, consisting 0f baildfngs
machinery. boilers, engibea, Felling-llills
platiorm-scale and al the fixtures belong
ing to said Rplllas Mills, levied on az the
property q tae Memphis Mining and Manu-
iactnrinE Company, and sold to satisfy the
foregoing Judgments, interest and costs
T. II. BtlSW ELL,
Marshal NJ g. ~
BY n. F. BALL, Deputy Marshal.
November 10. lSii3 NON
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Green House Plants, Flowers, etc.
Large AnasnOl1as
St. Clair Nurseries, Summsrfsla, ili.

MILES nom st. Louis, on 0. and 81 E
~ X, 4 F. BABCOChi Proprietor. I've
Hundred acres IN the cultivation OF Frul-
Trees ADplss-a ma agnidcenr stock o. and
year Olds, intending al the leading and
most popular southern varieties. 0uLaiued
from reliable growers South-Peurs. Peacnes.
PIums ApricOts. Nectartnes, Cherries. on In
ees Grapes, straw berries, kasp pcerrins etc.
in great variety. A choice collection cf ,assss-
Ornamental Evergreen snd Decldu0us Lrees-
FiOwering Shrubs, HerbaCeous Plants. Eui1s
etc. Brsnch Othee, l5 and Is Moroe s-fset.
sell dGW GEO. q. BROWN. tfauI Agent
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Or in DAYS
The following table IS calculated for
New York:

From Yev York From NgtC York
Eastern P9rts ria Suez Canal ui1 lSefa FIrGncfscO
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MOBILE. November 25.-Cotton firm-AIid-
ding s1a. sales 1909 bales; receipts I5i2; ex-
ports 909 bales.
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WE ARE INSTRUCTED By CHRRrEz
w Jones, ESQ, to Offer. az public sale.
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- VA ~ " y II.
SAyASNAu, November 3t.-C0tton dull
Middlings &s4. sales 20 bales receipts 222l
bales; exports iiiS.
CHARLESTON.
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FOREIGN.

CHARLESTON, November A-COttOn easier
Middlings p; sales $50 bal 5; receipts ll9i;
aEnnris 5a hnlaa.
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There is no excuse now for not dress
Sng children warmly and comfortably,
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INSURANCE.
PLANNERS,

EvgdREs AGALNsF LOSS BF FLRE Al
iyiO RINE AND RIVER RISKS.
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~ T. , - - g
This Company is prepared
Fire and Mains Buzsnesa.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
COUNTY FINANCES.

"There are nons 30 blind 40 those who
won't see." We are cure every intelligen,
mao in th" county understands and appre-
ciates all tha. We have said 10 reference 10
Placer county finances under the different
administrations that have had control, and
vet our co,em. on the bill seems TO be
completely in The fog. or is attempting to
ignore the plain official facts 10 the matter
We thought we made this matter plain 10
our last issue. when we stated the official
and incontrovertable facts 40 folIow.: "Oo
the first Mondsy in March, 1864, when
the mongrsls took cffice (hy lsgislating the
old officers out Of one year Of their righlful
terms.) there was in the County Treasury.
over and atove all outstanding Indebtedness.
Sc 500 27. Call you that bankruptcy I
So much money had accumulated in the
County Treasury during ,bs seven years the
Democrats had been in power-s,bey having
paid off an old debt during the time ol
SlO3 900; that there was no tares levied or
collected during the last year of their admin
istration for The county General Fund, and
yet they turned over the county to their
mongrsl successors with this $6,329 27 sur
plus in ;he vaults Of the County Treasury"
It 10 true that the General Fund. ior
which no taxes had been levied or collected
for the preceding year. was overdrawn the
enormous sum Of tl8S s5 In 1857 when
the Democrats came into power the county
was in debt Of 100000. and vthou,
an increase Of taxes. in seven ysars they
paid off this heavy debt. run the county
.be last year without taxes for the General
Fund and left it not owing dollar 10 the
world. and With acme $4,000 in coin in the
the County Treasury. At this time, March
lst. 1864, the Republicans took possession
and run the taxes up to the following figures
for the six years succeeding: For the year
1868, the last year OF Democratic rule the
.Sf0fe and county taxes ware.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
COUNTY INDEBTEDNESS.

Considerable discussion 10 being bad
through the press on the question Of county
Indebtedness and the means Of relieving
them. The press 10 the counties mos'
heavily 10 debt insists upon the State as
su,ning their debts. This cannot, and il il
could, should not bs done. We we're one
OF . special committee Of Senators tha.
drew up the bill bv which 40 Illegal. so
declared by the Supreme coort-Ststs debt
Of 50 9OO, 900 was submitted 10 the voters
Of the State, aud by them ratified and made
lsgal-if i. is even now legal, upon which
point ws have grave doubts. We are aware
that the Supreme court did decide. on an
er parte case gotten up by Governor J.
Nicely Johnson, before the bonds we're issued,
that the vote Of ths people Of the State bad
rendered the debt legal snd binding, but
the Supreme court never placed that dscis.
ion upon record, il our memory ssrves
Alright. The Eighth article Of the State
Constitution provides thas the State shall
not create debt beyond $500. 900 except
for some "sings ol j-c. or work" wbi'h shall
be distinctly specified in the Law, and the bill
must provide ways and means for the Iiqu.
da.ion Of the debt, principle and interest, ,
within twenty years, and then be submitted
to vote Of the people at a general cleo
ton and ratified by majority voting there's
on. The words "oIj-ct or work" are not
broad enough 10 the sense in which they
are here used to Gov er The debts Of a profit
gate county, here and there in the State,
and the Supreme court, 10 our Judgment.
would not 10 hold. But could these OBJ
jsc,ions lie removed, the people Of the State
would never sanction such bill. Lst tho,e
counties that are in debt accept the present
fee and salary bills as they now sland on
The Statues Of the Siais, and not suffer
their members Of the Legislature to alter
'hem. Then provide fr the current *
p-nsss of cheap and economical govern
ment, and an addiional speriaI tax t. ron-
st,tuie a redemption fund and then sell this
redemption fund at stated times to whoever
will give the most for it in old county in
dsbtedness, and in a few years every county
in The State will be ont of dsbt and have
better credit than they ever heretofore had.
This ia our remedy for county debts. We
practced il ('lrsw up the BILLS and secured
their en- c'msn, by the Legsla'ure) in Pla.
Ger when she owed 100000. and urdcr it
she was out Of debt IN six years and had
$4,000 dollars 10 coin in her county
Treasury.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
PROBATE NOTICE.

In the m liter Of the Estate Of JAMES NOLAN,
Deceased. In Probate Court, Placer County.
The P'ople Of the State Of Caiitevnio, se,,d
Greeting: r nrtrr r-z.s,.,
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THIS
/ Court. duly made ard entered on the 22d day
OF October A. y. 1869, notice is hereby given that
MONDAY, the Sth day OF November. 4. n. 1869,
ut ten o'clock. A. NJ, Of said day at the Court
room OF this Court ut Auburn, in sAid county has
been appointed for hearing the application Of
Roit. Gordon and James Walsh, pray ing that ,
document now on file in this Court pertaining to
bc the last Will and Testamens Of james Nolan
deceased, be admitted to Prolnte, and that let.
ters Testamentary be issued thereon TO Robert
Gordon and James Walsh who are named there
in as Executors; at which time and place all per-
sons Interested may appear and contest the ssme.
Attest: GEO. G. SEWELL, Clerk.
October 22d, 1869. Sw.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
CHERIFFs SALE BY virtue OF an Execu-

SHERIFFS SALE by virtue OF an Execu-
- tion issued by ". McClnahan, Justice of the
Peace Of Township No. S, Placer county, State
OF California. on the 9th day Of October. A. D.
1869. and to me directed, upon Judgment rem
dcret in said court on the 29th day Of septcm-
Der. A D., 1869. in favor Of r. A. Mcdonnell and
against Jose Avela, Judgment S202 So; costs
$24 10. with interest from date on Judgment at
the rate OF Two per cent. per month; bavs
this 18th day of October, 1869. levied upon.
seized. and will expose TO public sale to the
highes: bidder, ior gold coin Of the United States,
at the Sleepy Hollow claim, in Township No. 5,
Placer county, on
Monday. the Eighth day of Novembty, 1889,
at the hour of o'clock p NJ, all the right. title,
interest and claim OF Jose ,Avela, defendant, in
and 10 the following Real and Personal property
lying and being in Placer county. to- wit: "A
certain mining claim. situated in Township No.
5, Placer county, California. and known as the
Sleepy Hollow claim, and situated or the North
east side Of said Canon, and running I'M said
Canon Two hundred feet from this n:tfos; thence
down said Canon from notice to the forks OF said
Canon Tor an outlet TO run tailings from the
above named Sleepy Hollow claim also, a house
situated near said mining claim, now occupied
by defendant: Also, all Of his right, title and
interest in two hundred and sixty feet OF iron
hydraulic pipe on said mining cIsi N. Together
with all aud singular the appurte nances on os
belonging TO said claim.
J. H. NEFF, Sheriff Of Placer county.
BY VIM. KRYsHsR. Deputy Sheriff.
October 18th, lS69--o23 3w
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
Purchasers Of State Ian d..

J. w. Bust. Register Of the State Land
Office has given notice, BY posters, only
two Of which however, have reached thi.
county Zone Of which has been handed U.
by o. w. Hoilsnbeck, County Treasurer ]
to delinquent purcbsssrs Of State land,
that all arrears must be settled prior 10 tba
6'st day Of January next. W. publish The
uotice below for The benefit Of oil interes,sd
The notice explains itself fully.
"Notce is hereby given 10 purchasers Of State
Lands, that in JANUARY. 1870, under the require
ments OF the Act providing for the Sale and
Infringement 0t the lands belonQ Qing to the State
approved March 28th. 1865. and on each succeed.
ing January, delinquent list will be prepared
showing all purchasers who have not made their
Payments in accordance with law.
All purchasers who have Jailed TO make d. y.
mens in iull Of balance Of principal due for Sem.
mary or Public Building l. .Il,s or Swamp Lands
10 districts having an outstanding Indebtedness,
which have been sold live years. Also, all DUR
chAsers OF any class OF Suite Lands on credit.
who have f.Iled TO ply the annual interest, IN
advance, will be reported to the District Attor.
hey OF their county. whose duty il will bs 10
comm nee suit 10 annui their titles.
Deliuquents should ses that their p,y ments are
made TO The County Treasurer, in The course Of
tne preceding December, and thereby q. W costs,
NV. BOST.
Register State Land Once,
cnte Land Once, Nov. LIST, 1869.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
S25 REWARD !!

CrOLEN FROM THE STABLE OF SAMUEL
y COGSwELL, near Clipper Gap on the night
of November I'd, 1869 One Horse saddle and
bridle described as follows: "One light bay mare
with bald lace. the nose being white and roam
spot in the white just above the eyes, about the
size Of the hand, with fresh collar mark from re-.
cent working in the harness, thin in flesh and
will weigh some seven or eight hundred pounds.
The mare is about six or seven years old and 10
branded e OH the left hip aud wv under the
name. The saddle is a California tree without
the mucbero, and the bride is new, Of leather,
with snafae bit. The above reward will be paid
for the delivery Of the property 10 the under
signed. at his ranch, or to VIM. McErnerny, at
Clipper Gap. SAM. COGSwELL.
Auburn, Nov. 81, 1S69.-4w.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS
Hon. T. B. MCFARLAND, Presiding.

MONDAY. November l2,h. ls69.-W. Fl. Kinder
ct ais. vs. j. Jones cause set for trial Nov Sth.
People VS.. David Beaver. inlicie, for the ho
micide Of George Martin -ss Tor Nov. 10th.
J. Lawrence ct ais. vs. j. Ii. NeI--set for
Nov. 18th.
Z. l.. Bradley VS. D. F. Bartlett-set for Nov
18Th.
W. H. Bullock. vs. N J. King--Nov. 18th.
People vs. J. W. Dickeryon ct ais, Nov. 18th.
F. W. Todd, vs. B. +. -Deicndaut's de-
murrer overruled; defendant given ten days to
answer.
Thos. Jamison, Administrator. va E. G. Smith ct
als--demurrer OF Defendant, I. W Credit. over
ruled and cuuse get for trial Nov. 10th.
W. N. Crutcher ct als vs.. Thomas Gu riley, ct
ais demurrer confessed and five days grant ed
to ameni.
l.. G. Crisman va. II. G. Laws -defendant's de-
murrer overruled; given until Monday next to
answer.
II. Cohen Va. Peter Abart-demurrer overrned;
deiendan! granted ten days to answer; Gu use
continued for the term.
Court adjourned until Monday, Nov. 9Th.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
fte and county taxes we're /:

With all this continued and heavy taxation,
We nov find the county. in less than six years
in debt. according to the Ias. official report
Of Treasurer u"llenbeck, including S-ptem
her, 1859. the large sum Of $2o.l49 0s;
thus showing difference in the COS, TO The
people Of the county between Republican
and Democratic ADMINISTRATORS Of some
$l23.l49 90. That is, 'hs Democratic ad-
minis''ai"n of county affairs. cost the peo
pie sl23l+o 0S less than the R.puIican
has. Here is nut to crack ths, contains
bitter meat for Republican stomsvhs.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
MARR1ED.
yEw ADVERTISER ENTS.

THE PAIN KILLER is both an Internal and
i External Remedy.
NNhE PAIN KILLER should he used at The nat
i manifestation Of Cold or Cough.
i the house ready for use. .s,
THE PAIN KILLER Is an almost certain eurs
L for CHOLERA. and has. without doubt, been
more successful in curing this terrible disease
than any other known remedy. or even tbs
most Eminent and Skllful Physicans. In lm-I
di., Africa and China. where this dreadful dis.
ease is ever more or less prevalent the PAIN
KILLER is considered by the natives, NJ we'll a.
by European residents in those climates, y
SURE REMEDY. ef
THE PAIN KILL ER,- Each Bottle il wrapped
L with full directions for its use.
THE PAIN KILLER is eold by all Druggists
l. and Dealers in Family Medicines. .f
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

AGRICULTURAL LANDS IN THE MININo
CoUSTlEs.-Tbs Grass Valley Union has
been trying 10 force some Information 10 to
the brains Of city editors about the sit
uation and mode Of appro2ria,ing mining
and agricultural lands and securing titles. uo.
der existing laws thereto, in the mining dis.
,rcts Of the State. but il seems to be an up.
hill business. The Union is correc. in all
its positions and explanations, and il seems
wonderful t. us, who have lived bere 80
long and understand the whole question.
the terrible obluseness that tefogs the city
editorial brain. We can conceive Of no Law
that Congress could pass. which would make
the matter palmer and more eqnitaLls sxcep,
one that would send commissioners upon
each legal subdivision of the land, to then
and there determine by actual tests and tes.
timony, the agricultural or mineral characts.
of each Of these subdivisions. II is true. "a
the Union says. tba. to determine the true
cbara Of tho lands in The mining coun-
ties 10 attended with some expense and dc
lay, but commission would cost Infinitely
more. We had thought of aiding the
Union in is lsudabs undertaking, but have
rouciuded that il the good seed i. has sown
has fallen on barren soil. that it would b~
us+l~ss for us 10 engage 10 "cas.iug pearls
hsfura awine"
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

Youxo Mrss' LrBeARY.-Ws bavs re-
c.ivsa a pola. request from ths SssFstsry
Of tho Young Mems Library Of Redwood city,
San Ma,so county. B. A. Rankin, to furnish
the Association with a copy Of the HssAlDi
which ws wiling, assent to. Nothing v
more conducive 10 the present aod futurs
standing and usefulness Of young meo shec
library a.sociatiops. but great care snoold
be exercised in making selections ot the
reading matter. Do not consult your prss-
On. tastes for reading, young mso o. red
wood city. but task yourselves 10 master me
real history, arts and sciences OF sbe ~o"o!
and this kno wisdgs will remain With. asd
be valuable, profitable and ussiuI 70 yea
through life. .-..s.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
Iin0-nn1
25,5l7.l20 2s,5l7.12O
S12,593,G44
Probable net earn
ines ut date Of COM
pletion OF the road,
100000
$77.i93,644
100000


Total resources $T,j93,64
Here WAS placed at the disposal Of The
company this vast sum for the construction
"f 1925 miles Of rsjIrosd. averaging abont
tlO7. 600 per mile. The same au,hen,i-
ratsd statement tells Us that the 600 milrs
hom the Eastern ba.e Of the Sierra Nsvs-
da<, I" tho Eastern connection is light
arades' aud cons.qrn'ly, WAS cbssp and
easy road TO build. Indeed it Is said, and
probably @pproxmates the true f. -ures. that
tho receipts u the road. after reaching
Reno. the connecting point for Virginia
riy. Gold Hill, Carson city aud other
towns in western Nevada. about met and
iqaidaed the monthly psy-solls Of tie
company for construction. The first eighteen
miles Of the road. from Sacramento to
Roscville, as understood At the time, and
never. to our kno~Isdgs, since contrsdicted
~ss let at contract Al $4OO, 900; about &22.-
900 per nile, and then sub let at $l65,O
less than $4,000 per mile. This. Of course
is exclusive of the iron, spikes. sh"es. etc
which we're bought 10 the east. Estimating
the 600 miles in the Great Basin At the
same COS, as The fist eighteen miles out Of
Sacramento per mile, aid it did pot. proba
by. cost Is u.h,-it having tesn Rrr-
isd with Chinese labor and we would have
6l6 mies of the road built At a cost, excr-
sivs Of the iron, Of 20. 1870, 900. Add $l5,.
O06 per mil. for iran, super structures. etc .
making 50 27O. 900. and we have a fair ap-
pr"xima's eos. Of ,hs 6ls miles Of compare
lively level and light graIs road at a total
cost Of &i5 1000. Nov We have ls9
mile. of mountain road to build and about
$e2 900 900 to pay for it "i,b. T. d. Ju-
dab, the pioneer aud chief engineer and or
gaoissr Of the company, the man who re-
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06
Twelve Dollars per Thoasanl Feet,
WATER puPEs,

DETER McDERMlT having secured sM ~
tools and outfit necessary 10 the bcriss' psasls.
ing. roaming aud laying or erecting psmp ana
water logs. now Offers Bis services 70 the baCI.o
In the above branches Of Lusiness on ths nOST
REASONABLE TERMS. The undersigpeS hov-
Ing had long and extensive experience y -
business feels justified IN warranting sAl'stsestoa
to all employers. The work Of boring and
ting will he doue on The premlses where re dc-
sired timber oan be secured. Orders leu at wtt!-
ment's store, In Auburn, will Be promptly n!!ea'
PETER N0DEkhJT.
Auburn, Sept. 18th, lees-W.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

DENIED -A.tornsy .Gsusrsl iiamilton ha.
refused TO grant or permit the issuance of ,
writ OF q"o ''arranto against the Vallejo rail.
road company 10 restrain II from cons.ruct-
'"g bridg" over the Sacramento river near
the foot Of | street, on the ground tba. il
tiou.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

TINS Sacramento Reporter ssys that thu
Radicals Of M'ssissipp' are ruoning a man
for Gov~rnor sh" was . rebel General; the
Grass Valley Union replica: AIcorn was
no. General enough 10 bur. him 10 the lsas..
-Ex.
We suspect The editor Of The Union knows
Alcoyp.