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The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

CoLrAx TowS SIrs--The Register and Re-
ceiver of the United States Land Office at Sac
ramento. have awarded that portion of the town
site Of Colfax which is on an even section (34) to
Judge Spear in trust for The Inhabitants resid
ing thereon, and against the pre-emption claim
ants. This settles long and bitter dispute, un.
less an appeal is taken to the Commissioner of
the General Land Office aud Secretary OF the In-
terror. nr
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TAX NOTICE
District No. 3. Placer C

District No. 3, Placer County.
NNDE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED
L from the County Auditor. the TAX ROLL
OF District No. 3. Placer county, for the year
1869. hereby gives notice that he will Tor the
purpose OF rec Giving the State and County Tax.
es charged thereon. attend at the following
places, and on the dates namcd:
Tahoe City, Saturday October 10th.
Last Chance. Wednesday, November Sd.
DeadwOod, Thursday '' 4th.
Forest Hill, Saturday 5th.
Bath, Monday d Tuesday 4" 9Th l. 9th.
Todd's Valley, Wednesday, 10th.
Yankee Jims Friday 18th.
Iowa Hill, Saturday Il Monday 18th 18th
Damascus. Tuesday, 4" 10th.
Michigan Bluff, Saturday goth.
B. D. DUNNAM.
Collector. District No. 3.
All persons who are delinquent on POLL
TAXES will please settle the same at IN early
date. sc25-6w.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
DISTRICT NO ONE,

81. DISTRICT NO ONE.
TIME undersigned having received from the
Il County Auditor, the TAX ROLL OF District
No. |. Placer county, for the year 1869. hereby
gives notice that he will for the purpose OF re-
ceving the State and County Taxes. charged
thereon, attend at the following places, and on
the dates named
To,cnship No. 10 AT the Office of IT, W.
Starr. in Lincoln, from October 18th to Novem-
Der LIT.
To,cnship No. AT the Store Of Geo. D.
Aldrich, in Virgntatown, on Monday, Novem-
Der LIST.
T",cnsnip No. LAT the Store OF J. D. Pratt,
10 Roseville, or Tuesday and Wednesday, No
vemser 2d and 81.
I"sonship No. AT Newcastle, on Thursday
Novemher 4th. -
At Rocklin from Nov ember 9Th 10 Nov. 18th.
After which times shall return all persons as
delinquent who have not p,d their taxes
Real Estate Personal property, and Poll for the
year 1869; where suit will be commenced against
all persous ior the Taxes and costs Of suit.
W. Z. PERKINS.
Collector District No. /.
Rocklin, October 18th. 1869. 9.--ol6-:m.
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NEW rlNsHoP.

AUG. FOUGERON would announce to the citi-
IA gems of Auburn anil vicinity that he has
opened a shop In The ARMORY HALL, on Com
merci,l etreet. where ne is prepared 10 furnish
- order, manufacture and repair all kinds Of
Tin Copper Japaned and Sheet-lren
WARE. Hydraulic Hose manufactured and re.
paired. TIN roofing laid down and JOB WORK
Of oil kinda attended to promptly.
AUG. FOUGERON.
Auburn, SEPT. Itb--my.
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REurxssR--Fresh Baltimore oysters tonight
n Thomas Gains stand. opposite Gordon's store.
A retrieeratiug car packed With ice and oysters
has Just passed through and Tommy's share will
b hers this evening.
The Placer herald., 1869-11-06

A LADY writes as follows: "Haviug for a long
time been subject to q violent sick headache,
which nothing seemed to relieve, Yves induced
to try bottle of DR.. Walkers VINEGAR BrrrERs.
As had tried many other medicines without re-
lief, had not much confidence in this, at first,
but It was recommended 20 highly to me. that
adopted its use, and ! assure you l know not
bow TO express my gratitude for The benefits it
has Afforded me. Many Of my friends are also
using the BITTERs with equal benefit as myself
II is u safe aud harmless, and effective remedy"
~ Oun Fur Traders aud Trappers in fitting
out here, end Ayers medicines one Of their most
profitable articles Of traits. Around Slave Lake
and the wild regions Of the north. the Indians
know their uses and have an abiding faith in
them. They say: "Ayer-great medicine cure
sick man." and his remedies, for the disease from
which they suffer- will often bring forth their
stock OF skins even quicker than wampun, rum,
or tobacco. Savages ate not fools it they are
in some oil the artS Of civiliza-
ton. Montreal Pilot.
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MiSCELLAN EOUS.
A. r.. D Ak e,
flttl DEALER IN .lf
FRUIT AND VEGETABLES
OF ALL KINDS.

THE people Of Auburn are hereby informed
Il that have just opened y
Fruit and Produce Market.
In Ed. Walsh's old stand, next door to the Meat
Market. and am prepared TO supply everything
il my line at Reasonable prices. I shall have
fresh UITS,EFEGETABLES. EGGS, FRE.H
OYSTERSaLQBSr etc. every day, and
solicit ashEreS public pa sronage. ~
Auburn, Sept. s, l869.-my.
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LOCK-STITCH.

And ranks highest on account of the elasticity.
permanence. beauty and general desirableness OF
application
This report was In accordance with the previ-
GUS the stitching when done, and the wide
range of it's awards at the lair Of the United
States Agricultural Society. at the Fairs Of the
American Institute. New York;
Mechanics Association. Boston;
Franklin institute, Philadelphia;
Kentucky institute. Baltimore;
Mechanics Association, Cincinnati;
Mechanics Association, ST. Louia;
Mechanics Institute, San francisco;
Metropolitan Mechanics Institute, Washing
AT THK STATE PAIRS or
Maine Virginia. Tennessee,
Vernon. Mississippi Illinois.
Connecticut, Missouri, Kentucky,
New York, Ohio. Michigan,
New Jersey, Indiana. Wisconsin.
Iowa, Pennsylvapia. California.
And at hundreds Of County Fairs.
The battleields OF Napoleon were scarcely
more numerous than the foreign contests OF the
Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machines. Paris in
1861. London, 1862, Linz and Keingsburg. 1858.
DaptZie. Agram and Krema 1864, and Dublin.
S,et,in. Cologne and Wicmar 1865, bear teslimo
ny TO the superiority of the Machine and its ap-
probation abroad At 'll there International
Exhibitions the best fruits Of foreign genius
amour propre; but there. as here. the star si its
d stiny is always IN the ascendant.
Indeed no human testimony could he stronger
than that which has been accorded this Machine
for superiority over all Others Tor family use and
for general manufacturing purposes.
We can now supply our customers with Stod-
dard's Patcn, Tuck Maker tor the Wheeler l.
Wilson Machine only, and one Of the most use
ful attachments for the Machine ever invented
which, while the Machine is sew ing one tuck
makes the line OF marks for the next
~ This Tuck Maker was awarded the FIRST
PREMIUM ut the great State rair held in Sacra-
mento, 1867, over all competitors.
These Machines are specially adapted for the
use Of farmers. bel z able to sew grain sacks
and heavy clothing with the s,me facility rs the
usual family work making more durable .eam
not liable 10 Iavel, as is the Case oil the loop or
chain stitch.
w. M. SToDDARD,
Agent for the PaciAc Coast.
Ofdce No. 435 Montgomery street,
jyl7-lyl SAN FRANCISCO
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BOARD ov Su.ERvIsoRs.- Board Of Super
visors have held their regular quarterly session,
conmenciug on Monday and closing on Thurs
day evening last. Owing to the crowded state
Of our columns and being desirous Of publishing
the proceedings complete, we have concluded to
defer their p, oceedings until our next issue.
A SMASH uP.--On Monday morning last, the
western bound express train on the C.P. X. R.
run over band car, near Emigrant gap in this
county. and smashed II and injured two section
men quite badly. We did not learn the names Of
the men, or the particulars OF their wounds.
wooD! woop !!-Our wood yard is now empty.
Those who bring us good wood caa keep their
1eney. and those who do not will be called upo n
for esis. We cannot burn wet, green wood. and
those who deeirs 10 furnish US wood must be
quick OF ws will buy elsewhere.
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This being tie principal Hotel Of the place. and
fitted up in complete order Tor the accommodation
OF the travelling public. We have no hesitancy IN
inviting all to give US u call.
THE TABLE will always be supplied with the
greatest luxuries Of the season, aud TIE BAR
0toeAsc With tbe bsa Of LisuorA Aug Is M
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THE PLACER HERALD.
AuBukN, NOVEMBER :, 1855.
LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.


LOCAL AND COUNTY MATTERS.
- rgssgrfH -s~~~~~--~~~>-~~~-~>~~ as..--.-t..
SukvEYrxG AuBuRN.-Ar. E. G. Uren, of Dutch
Fiat, who has become the contractor for survey
ing and plotting the lots, streets and lands Of the
te%a Of Auiurn, embracing $40 acres, COM
menced the field work on Tuesday Last The
contract price 10 $3.50. The lsx re quires that
the scale shall not be less than eighty feet to the
inch, consequently the plot will be about six fe ct
square, and three OF them have to be made.
Our lots aud streets run to almost every point of
the compass, and the lots are of all conceivable
sizes and shapes Mr.. Uren intends to complete
the field work, il possible, while we have good
weather. Parties owning lots should attend and
point out their boundaries. There need he no
disputiug about division lines, as the law pro.
same ground that the Surveyor shall mark the
same In colors and then the courts determine
whO Il the riShtlul owner. As m,tter Of in
Formation to all concerned, we append the prices
or assessment to be levied upon the lots accord
ing TO size, 10 which must be added IS for ex-
penses Of making each deed by Judge Spear.
For lot with dwelling or business house there
on not exceeding one-tenth Of one acre, 81 lot
cxeeeding one-tenth and not exceeding one eighth
of an acre, 81 so; exceeding one-eighth
and not exceeding one fourth Of an acre, 81 ex-
ceeding one quarter and not exceeding onehalf
ocre. 81 SO. Each lot 90 improved exceeding
ons-half acre In area will he assessed at the
rate of 81 so for each half acre or frac onl part
over half an acre, and .every lot or parcel Of
land inciosed aud not otherwise improved, or
0nnclosed. claimed by any person, corporation
orNssociation, shall be rated and assessed at 81
per acrs or ractonak part over an aere. This
covers I'll vhe information lot owners are at
present interested in, and occupies all our avail
ablsspare space in this issue Of the HERALD.
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Headquarters Saloon.
HUGH BURNS, Proprietor,
AIJBURN. CAL.

UTAvlNG BECOME SOLE PROPRIETOR
Ll Of this well. knows and popular Saloon. and
reGtted it throughout in n neat and comfortable
manner. with tables, chairs, etc. will be happy
10 sce my friends.
The best or Wines, Liquors and Cigars,
Always on Hand,
Az at prices to suit the times. Also, the best
or Beer. and ice in hot weather.
rn, May 23, 1858.
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MEDICAL.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
New Remedies, New Rehhediets
DR.. Gibbons Dispensaty,

R09 XEARNEY st Z COR
UIC NER CONN ERCTs l.,
PRIVATE ENTRANCES on coxNERsrXL
San Francisco. Established in
1854. for the treatment Of Sex
ual and Seminal Diseases. euch
as 0Onorrh0a. Gicat, Structure.
syphilis in I'll in forms. Semi
nal Weakness, Impotcncy, etc
Skin Diseases (Of years stand
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Auburn, Sept. s, lS69.- my.
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,ee this murder Of an innssnt mau-it

y
see this murder Of an inn$snt mau-it
is my duty. to protect his csand ifgoe
take his life, you must j. through
those r placing himself itaiedi ib
front Of the seaman, his ees eparklins,
and his manly form ,hcayhs hindigs-
nation. The American Getsh wrapped
in the s.stars and stripes uod ubreast,
the Spaniards looked rsagR the da-
ring of the Consnls. Thfcmotion Of
ths prisoner was extreme d Sled 5edFs
from wcarinsss and exeisf faent; The:
.Spaniards held another colsultation and, !,
the prisoner was mmarched AZ back to ths gs
jail under an escort of traRs, and sup.
ported by the Consulss after dark
the man was released 4aHdsliipped Off.
Thaspame Of the Amt shcan Consul
is notjgiven in the saceou Tough
the British Consul took d tiss
yet he Is entitled to cred yif
he was appointed by tbs cht admin.
.istration-as -tho-sr zpu5
serve as an Offset to that baiion Sick
les. = i. 6. -. =. sl 8, 4 G
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will be made by them to place their
people in all prominent positions to the
exclusion of the enterlopidg carpet
basger: aGod speed them in their eff,
forts to shake off such an accursed in
..cnbus from the. community for of two
evils, thelesser, and more eeepsable, one
2may, to the pure unmized African, It
might be desirable that 50 long as they
hold the asApdancy 10 votes, they viii
be able to sendcto Conglsssr pscially,
bthe pure dnadalteratod snsgss that thai
their dear friegas;in Congress bave
q surfeit aud the 'colored spedpl fhcm.
selvesamay feel and truly aepreciate the
friendship Of their boastng Radical
Friends of the, North. fsS'i'iE,TT. 4
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Fagahts..N =

Yesterday the spirits Of Various de.
parted celebrities seemed to have Wis.
itedlthe earthly tenementsof some o.
ogf citizens, for.i the. forenoon q con.
stabsas mot III his oihesa capacity Ga.
gagged ID mill with three other men,
in succession. He reminded one of
Lsonidas, at the pass Of Thormopyl@.
In the afternoon another pugilistic com
bat occurred, in the cOStse Of which one
had his nose bitten nearly of by his
assailant, who reminded US Of Vitellius,
the Roman Emperor and gIutton, in
that he choose such delicate tit-bit for
Refreshments. 'i'-.i3 ~ =
"A consevatoriof the peace. clothed
insthe robes of Office appeared on the
seens;aboutthat timc:and the angry wa.
ters subsided almost intaptaueously. La.
term the, evening party Of "moDgrel
ours" had a furious sct-to, but they were
dismissed with the thought, il-Sl
nj Let dogs delight to, bark and bite
For .tis their nature to-.
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Encourage Southern Institutions

This is Southern Company, char
tered by the Legislature Of Tennessee,
with q CAPITAL sufficient, tor make
her roliable beyond a question: and
doing strictly LIFE INSURANCE
Business and nope other, Profting BY
the experience Of older Companies and
having adopted the most liberal plans
together with rigid economy in eur
r.auagement; our success has exceed
ed our greatess expectations and has.
placed the COMPANY ip n permanent
tanttrclIablo position, In its first two
yetiiss we have eissucd htwesn THREE
THOUSAND and THREE +TH0U.
SAND FIVE HUNDRED POLL
iGIES; and our accumulaiinns, amoupt
Ia EIGHT HUNDRED THOUSAND
DOLLARS. - -, -. ~
Pres'dt. NJ. J..WIcKs. President Mems
phis & Charleston K. r. s,'7.T -.
Vice Prcs2t, j. T. PETTIT. ,-E..-...
Sec'y, w. +. BOYLE. 81. ~
REFERENCES:
Hon. G.. A. Trenholm, James H..
Wilson and W. J: Magrath, of Charles
ton; Hon. j. P. King, of Augusta. Is
an R. j. MAGILL, ~
.. GcnI Agent for s. G. -
DR., G. J. SHANNON, Med. Examiner.
Oct. A.. '.'''' '''' - o. -
EIgW;65W sa.9g iI5IfT9 theEa
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Heroic COnsuls-.The Right Man
in the Right Place.

The following circumstance occurred
recently at Santiago de Cuba, and was
noticed in the telegraph reports.
"A seaman of English parents, but
American born, was apprehended as q
flibuster, confined in prison, and after
sham trial condemned to be shot, on
very improbable evidence. On the NOR
ming appointed for execution, he was
marched to the usual place amidst o
show Of bloody soTemnity. Mr.. Rams
den the British, and the American
vicc.C Consuls having previously made
efforts in his favor, followed the pris-
oner to the place to make further efforts
for his release. Mr.. r., read a protest
in behalf Of himself and the American
Consul, declaring the prisoner innocent
of the charge, demanding his immedi.
ate release-declariDg if the uOtortu-
nate map's,life was taken, the actors
would be guilty of murder, and answer
able to the governments of England and
the United States. During the read
ing the prisoner tainted, and the Span.
ish troops were impaticn for the sacri.
fce. After a consultable the Spaniards
informed the Consuls that their rcmou-
STRANGE came too late, that the prisoner
had been found guilty and sentenced
for taking up arms against spain' and
the sentence must be carried into effect,
and the order was given to 'proceed." ;"
In an instant, Consul Ramsden and the
American Consul rushed with their flags
before tie leveled rifles of the Spanish
troops, in front of the unfortunate man
and addressing the officers in command
said: "Gentlcmen, as Consul of His
Britanic Majesty, I cannot stand BY and
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TOuinatiOn.

The grand Radical pow-Wow for the
nomination Of candidate to fill the va
eancy occasioned by the death of the
Hon, Jonas Nash, came of on Saturday
the End inst, and resulted in the nomi-
nation of William Adamson, disciple
Of Crispiu, and at various times preach
er Of the Gospel. Probably the selec-
ton is quite as good as could be found
among the peculiar people, jealous of
good works. Those who are natives
and to the manor born, are getting a.
wake to their rights and privileges, to
the exclusion of the carpet-baggers, as
was sevinced. in their action at the eau
eus., JllsoD,s heretofore the wire puller
Qfthe League, as in duty bound, came
to Camden and after much manipulation
of the wires found himself defeated in
his efforts to have his own man nomina-
ted, and he retired from tho scene in
disgust. Gardoza, the County Auditor,
It IS said, was Jillson's man, and might
have been better selection, both in
regard to ability and standing in the
community, but he is a comparative
stranger and sojoarrer, and has not, the
colofed voters say, affiliated with them
rs he might. have done; and they give
as another reason, that he already kolds
one Office (not7 bad sugsesti0nl-be'
sides Parson Cain has sounded the horn
in behalf of the negro, and every effort
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Taxes

Tomorrow isthe last day Of grace for
payment oftaxes minus the penalty. This
warning is rather late for people in the
country, but should it meet the eye Of
any delinquent in town, let him take
q ssbee-line". for the Treasurer's Office
and save aforesaid penalty. Otherwise
he stands but little chance ofagettiug
his money back, ," and ighttperhaps see
the slephantin an aggressive mood bear:
ing, in his trunk a notice of cooper cent.
additional" 80 - si2
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csc sense-of that term. He said moth
ing and did nothing for effect, but al
ways spoke and acted as he thougghf
aud felt. He was siugularly conscielIr
tious and this was through life, the
square and the plummet Of all his ac-
lions. He was truthful in the highest
degree. He loved trdthiulness for the
sake of it.,aud VIC firmly believe, that
neither fesE of pecuuiary loss, nor sense
Of. personal danger, nor bland hmcnts g q
Of any kind whatever, hgYsyer sednc.
, tive, ,eculd have betrayed hun irlto the
slightest degree Of prevdric ion, 81.
As to the character ,of his attach.:
ments, VIC may say without hesita alton,
tl,a, they were Of the purest order.II
Solfshness had less to do with his
friendships than !tlbse Of anY one eyer
known, totus. They were based onand
grew out of the roal elements Of his nott
bic nature. In.o,heri words, his friend.
Iships were not SO much the result OF
mere :fancy,. or emotion as they were
founded ii his knowledge sud approci.
alton of the character Of hisfricnds, apd
when he had once become thoroughly
fattached TO another, 1lisestcem for, and
confidence in that indisiduab knew no
bounds. Ho was ever ready toiiake
ANY reasonable sacrifice for llisfriends.
I He was . kind and afec,ioDats hus,
band and father, and q DEVOTED brother,
Eand one of the very last noble acts Of 9
mobile husband and father, was to pro.
I5sidc:By life assurance for hisfamil5sin
casoofhis death. 8 But hpsbahd, father,
lbrptller, thou art gone The stu,dT eaI eas
Elas at last ;falls6 before the stora., and
nov the tefH tendrils,. which once
Ilgatheled afy8hd it abd nestled 50 elsse1
llyto it for pfotfe,ion, oretoiD, bleed:
t.iagand crushed rand Wewill not lift ths :
sel. Fnrewell
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sSupeerseded.

Mr.. J.J. Richardson, 50 long Inter
nal Revenue Assessor, for Kershaw and
Lancaster, has been superseded, and
Capt. Saml. Place now fills his position.
He has arrived in town, and we uuder-
stand ahas, taken charge of his official
dutiest Capt. Place iswell and favor
ably known to our citizens. $50
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III Rather. Late.

sWeiuuderstand from the passengers
by sbess CIR. R., that the employees
.ofthas road are now engaged IN telling
trees in Congaree Swamp, (the scene Of
the ilate accident, growing within 100
feet Of the tresfle. This. action is well
taken, even at this late day. Does Wa.
terse swamp or aa3a other portion of the
road require q similar attention? Il.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure Of meeting on
our streets the other day, Mr.. R. j..
Magill, General Agent oftho "CaroIina
Life Insurance Company, af Tennessee.
With the popular company he repre-
sents, we have no doubt that he wilIsuc-
ceed among our. people. He has our
best wishes for success. . tz'a q -
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Church 1nourns the loss Of onssaf rs ],
most higiAy estssmsd and zealoas stnep
bers. 8 :; q 3 /, s,s s. : - y J.
"a Resolged End That we are comfofssds
nevertheless, By the thought, that.sar
loss is his gain
Resolved Sd, That we deeplyssympa
thize with the bcreayed familg and re.
latiyes, prayi6g for grace to sustain Them
an thcir bereavment. s.
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Charleston Oysters.

IAN enterprising Charlestonian has
undertaken to put these delicious BIZ
valnes within reach of the benighted
people Of the interior, and the first class
names to which he refers, are a
guarantee that he is all right See al
yertisement. .ts1 .ol I5G i.s.
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latest Cotton Quofaffons. s
AaDEN "a ,l.2.
] sGHARLEsroN us IA. = !. -. g
!. New YoHK28 =. =.
/ LlyEsFS AI2 I.Ids e 5
.KERsHAW- I'm Equity.
N. N. K!fk Find, Adm 4 ! I
iIsEBal for
.foreclosure

if1fist .sits.'s'st sSf9gl9a tls Bill for
JasB seureton; ned III Eforeclosure
sWms Dixon l;s Il; 4:
& ! On tho first Monday in November /
next, By decretal order made IN the
above case at Mny tern, 1863 4 will
sell before the Court HQuse ia Cans
den a certain tractof Land near Liberty
Hill, known as the; Dixon plaee. ctn-
tanning 900, acres more Or Iess, ON !,
both sides Of Wateree River, on part Of
Singleton 5 crsek; bounded By Lands of
Estate Of John Perry, deceased, B B.9,
NC cGaa, William Dixon aud James R.;
Curetotl- sit IS i,sssI < ~ :s:s< ii.
Terlls one fourth Cash, balance on51>
credit Of one, two md three years to BE-
secured by bond with two or nor ss,ap.
eprOred snfsties, bearing annual iHtsFsst
from day Of sale, and i ,nerig gage ofstkeS
premises ~ d 81 3 i {;
Purchasers g pay; & fSr iIl stamps and
SILVER,
0cts I 49s2s ( ss:Es, Stss 3
AdIlirlIs6 3 III otiee..
All perxeqs bayigg dema1ds afilinst
and. 40 iudt tb8etI 10 Estate Of Ecviss
|sPerbfes decsa srs Hereby notiGed q.
come forwHa ipiE iafely aud settle
With AR III REEBIE ES,
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If IL POND
lGif &, &
GslaSa4he1 1lyYsterEsl 8

Afterihe lst of November II ii ii is pr6s
posed tos furnish these o Ysters, eiithcsip
the she'll Of opened, III 4iiantilies to sui
lpurcsasefs, aud asfha 7owest mar
.pticrs. 8. e
The Mil Pond Oysters snppii sajll ]
Be celebrated GU ULE A. rs SLAs ps0 IS
TER, from the Lueas MiIl Pond, at
Charleston, Shtsh Z, f0r pIampness is
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