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The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
SUM M ON s.

In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the coun-
ty of Placer.
CYNTHIA BOLES rs. JOHN BOLES.
Action brought ir 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
Office of the Clerk of said District Court.
The People of the State Of California send Greeting
to JOHN BOLES, defendant:
V7OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED TO AP-
L pear in an action brought against you Dy
the above named Plaintiff in the District Court
of the Fourteenth Judicial District of the State of
California in and for the County of Placer, and
to answer the Complaint filed therein, Ga copy
of which accompanies this Summons within
ten days, exclusive of the day of service after
the service on you of this Summons-if served
within this county; or if served out of this coun-
ty, but within this Judicial District within twen-
ty days. or, if served out of said District, then
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 q ,udg-
ment and decree from this Court to dissolve the
bonds of matrimony now existing between the
said Cynthia Boles, plaintiff and you, John
Boles, defendant for cause set out in complaint
or file herein, to-wit: Wllful desertion of this
plaintiff Plaintiff also prays judgment for her
costs of suit herein.
AID you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer said Complaint as above re-
quired. the said Plaintiff will take Judgment by
default against you, and move the Court for the
relief demanded.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
- trio: Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
SEAL SEAL District Of the State Of California. in
II - and for the County of Placer, this Both
day Of October. lii the year of our Lord One
Thousand Eight Hundred and Sixty-nine.
GEO. G.. SEWELL, Clerk
oc-S-3rn.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22

THE RESOURCES or CMIFoENIA.-Wc cnt-
worth & Borucll Of the San Francisco Spirit
qfae Tin1es, No. 302 Montgomery street,
have issued a large double sheet under the
above title which Is really meritorious,
pleasing and instructive paper The leading
article, filling some six columns, summing
up and celebrating the resources, capacities
and leading products of the State, is from
the pen Of John ). IIittel, and is worthy of
being read by every citizen Of the coast. An
edition OF 100, GOO has been printed.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22

The DEAD Iona paper i'll Auburn has
had kick at a dead lion. The little thing
gorged itself like carron crow would from
a human carcass. General Robert +. Lee
is dead.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
FAMILY MARKETS.
1coRgEcTEp PROM THE CITY DAu1Es. !

[coERrorED PROM THE cIT1 DArLrEs.1
Following are the retail Sacramento prices for
Family supplies
CRACKED wHEAT-75c 4 10 bs.
CORN1IEAL-971ac p % lbs.
OATMEAL-S1 z 10 lbs.
TEA-Japan, 75c(1S1 25 2 70.
SUGAR-Crushed, 15@17c; Brown 12015c
'CHEEsE-2O@25o p h.
COFFEE-Costa Rica, 24c; Java, 27@3oc 2
70. Ground coffee-3503715c 2 II.
CHOCOLATE-371s@ 1s@4Oc z ID.
BUTTER-50(a55c ? b.
EGGS-Single dozen, 50G60c.
PICKLES-Per u gallon, SOC; Foreign, 500
62c.
FLAyORING EXTRACTS-25c p bottle
RESERVES-Ginger, 81 so z Jar; Jelies
and Jams, 5O(d75c 2 bottle; cans, cans 50(G62c.
OLIyES-Best Spanish, 50@75c p jar.
OLIVE OIL-Best Table, 75c to 81 25 per
bottle
CANDLEs-22G25 25c p u.
SODA CRACKEPs-loc to 12c z h.
BISCUIT-G pounds for 81.
OVERLAND BISCUIT-20c = 70.
COAL oL-55@75c ? gallon; 50 50a3 a
can.
Cured Meats.
HAM-20(d 23c p b.
BEEF TONGUES-Fresh, SOC each; Smoked,
81 each.
Fish.
SALMON-Fresh, 201ac z n.
SMELT-1219c = b
PERCH-121sc z b.
Poultry.
CHICKENS-Spring, 50cCa75c each; grown,
75c each.
TURKEYs-1Sia2Oc 2Oc = h.
GREY GEESE-75c Z pair.
QUAIL-$1 75@S2 90 2 dozen.
Vegetables.
SWEET POTATOES--2c p D.
POTATOES-1% 1%C73c = b.
ONIONS-2c z h.
Sundries.
DRIED TRUITS-Pums, 221a(Q25c 2 h;
Peaches, 1219c p b. Pears, 10(012l &c p 10; Ap-
piles, G(a7c z ID; Figs, 121ac = b.
HONEY-In Comb--Extra White Mountain,
a5(d2Sc = D; Extra Yellow, Pea 22c Z ID; com
mon do, $50 l8c 2 b; Strained Honey, 12144
l8c r u.
APPLES-S1@s1 so = box.
Wheat was 81 80 2 100 lbs in Liverpool, Eng
land on Thursday, and 81 S1Gt 80 owing to
quality, in San Francisco
In San Francisco, barley ranges from 81 10 to
81 Do Oats, 81 30 to 81 80. Potatoes choice,
81 % toSl 50. Onions, 95c p 100 lbs Bran,
S22 r ton. Middlings S2G = ton; Hay IS to
Sl3 2 ton; Straw, S6@S7 Z tom Wool, Fall
clip l4c(G lSc z b.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22

Mrs. G. w. REAMER desires the boys OF Au-
burn to remember that there will be second
meeting at the NJ. f.. Church on Wednesday
night next
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
Dissolution of PARTNERSHIP.

4 Ii PERSONS INTERESTED ARE HERE
a by notified that the Partnership heretofore
existing between George Dysart and II. n. Pease
in the Butcher busines, in the town of Lincoln
county of Placer and State of California. is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to said firm are hereby notified to pay
the same to George Dysart, who alone is author
lied to collect the same; and all persons having
claims against the late firm will present the same
to the subscriber, GEORGE DYSART
Lincoln, October 11th 1S70.-oc15-4w.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
Notice to Taxpayers.
DISTRICT NUMBER 3, PLACER COUNTY

DISTRICT NUMBER 3, PLACER COUNTY.
FbNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED
from the County Auditor the Tax Roll for
District No. 3, Placer county, California, for the
year 1870, hereby gives notice that he will, for
the purpose of receiving the State and County
Taxes, charged thereon, attend in person or by
deputy at the following places, and on the dates
named:
Tahoe, .........T Tuesday, November LIST.
Last Chance, .......... Thursday November 3D..
Deadwood ........... Friday, November 18th.
Bath .......... Monday, November 7th
Forest Hill, Tuesday & Wedn 'sdy Nov S Il 9th
Yankee Jlms ......... Friday, November llth.
Iowa HUI. l......... ... Monday, November 14th
Damascus ........ Tuesday November 18th.
Michigan Bluff, Friday Il Saturday, " Is & 18th
Taxpayers will please be prompt and save
themselves and the Collector trouble.
B. ID. DUNNAM,
oc.S-td. Collector District No. 3.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
Pro bate Notice.

Probate Court, Placer County, California
IN the matter Of t,e Estate Of J p CISTNER.
Deceased.
TT APPEARING, TO THE JUDGE OF THIS
i Court, by the Petition this day presented
and filed by Emma V. Castner. the EXecutrix of
the Last viii and i tament OF j. r. Cashier.
deceased, praying for an Order of Sale of Real
Estate at private SALE that it is necessary to sell
the whole of the Real Estate to pay the allow
ance to the family, the debts outstanding against
said Estate, and the debts, expenses and charges
of Administration. 1t is therefore Ordered bv
the Judge of said Court, that all persons inter
ested in the estate of said deceased appear be-
fore the said Probate Court, on SATURDAY.
November 18th, A. D. 1870. at 10 o'clock. A. NJ.
at the Courtroom OF said Probate Court, in Au-
burn, Placer County, to show cause why an Or
der should not be granted to the said Executrix
to sell the whole of said real estate at Private
Sale;-and that a copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the PLACER
HERALD, newspaper printed and Published in
said county.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
l, Geo. q. Sewell County Clerk and ex-offcio
Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said coun-
ty, do hereby certify the foregoing to be Il true
and correct copy of an Order this day made and
entered Oh the minutes Of said Probate Court
WITNESS my hand an the Seal Of said Court
~ at Office in Auburn, this 18th day of
SEAL October, A y. 1870.
~ ~ GEO. G.. SEWELI4 Probate Clerk.
BY JAS. W. SMITH, Deputy.
Auburn October 22d, 1870 iw
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
NEW TIN STORE !!

n GORGE McCOMB ANNOUNCES TO THE
VI People of Auburn and Public generally
that he has just opened in
CENTER BLOCK. AUBURN,
in the room formerly occupied by Harwood *
Fellows. NEW TIN SHOP, where he will keep
on hand every article usually found in first
class establishment OF the kind. His GOODS and
STOCK are all new and selected with the great
est care. and with direct view to the wants Of
this market and will be sold at the
Lowest Cash Prices.
Tin, Copper, Iron, Zinc, Piping, Hose ETC.,
promptly furnished or repaired at the shortest
notice
p The Public are invited to call and exam
inc his stock and workmanship.
GEORGE McCOMB.
ag27-T0.my.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
NOTICE.
Notice to Taxpayers.

YTNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RECEIVED
/ from the County Auditor the Assessment
Roll Of Revenue District No. l, Placer
county, hereby gives notice that he will, in per-
son or by deputy, attend at the following places
on the days herein named, for the purpose Of
receiving the State and comfy taxes charged
thereon.
AT SHERIDAN-On Thursday, November Sd.
AT LINCOLN-Friday, November 4th, Sstur-
day Nov 9Th, Saturday November 18th, and
Monday, Nov 2lst.
AT NEWCASTLE-Thursda November 10th
AT ROSEVILLE-Friday November 1lth and
Saturday, November 18th
AT ROCKLIN-W Wednesday, November 10th,
Thursday, November 17th and Friday, Novem-
Der 18th.
AT OPHIR-On all other days than these above
named, from Tuesday, November 1st to Mon
day. November 2lst.
Taxpayers are further notified that all persons
and property delinquent either for tax on Real
Estate, Personal Property or Poll Taxes, on the
THIRD MONDAY OF NOVEMBER, will be re-
turned to the County Auditor on that day de-
linquent, and suit will be Immediately commenc-
ed by the District Attorney for the collection of
such taxes and costs
w. D. PERKINS,
oct.S-6t. Collector District No. 1.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22
MARRIED.
NeU Advertisements.
T. NJ. STUART, Nj. ..
Phy.~i q ian and surge con.
FORE5C HILL. PLACER COUNTY.
(Fesidcrcc at Forest House)

REFERENCES: :-G. G. Tygrell. NJ D., Sacra-
mento; Z. NJ Logan, NJ. d., Sacramento; T. \.
Snider, NJ. D., Sacramento. oc22-tf.
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22

Probate Court, Placer County, California.
IN the matter Of TIE Estate Of J. p. CISTNER
Darlns-a
The Placer herald., 1870-10-22

In the District Court of the 14th Judicial District
of the State of California, in and for the coun-
ty of Placer
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A steam Plew.

General Wade Hampton has up.
OIL his plantations near Skipwith's
Landing, Mississippi, one OF those
wonderful steam plows, which was
manufactured in Leeds, England,
and is now III successful opera,
ton.
1t consists of two portable en-.
gineS, which are so made that they
run themselves without the aid 81
horsepower over any road or field,
The engines are placed at opposite
sides of the field, and by means
of wire ropes, 403 yards long, draw
a gang of plOws FROM one side ID
the other. The plows cut the soil
to any depth required and at 1
rapid rate, faster than a man can
walk. There are different sets ~
plOws, for deep and shallow blow.
ing, for subsOiling, for extracting
roots, and for making cotton beds
The latter is the most interesting
and makes a complete cotton bes1
over i've feet wide by one oDera
tion. They plOw on an ayera, :.
70 to 80 acres daily, and car -
even more ON loose soil. Thu en-.
gines are also useful for mnnh
other work. The General las a
large saw mill which these ma
chimes take with them "a fha
woods to cut lumber and male
fencing. The heavy and broad
iron wheels Of the engines helm 10
make good roads, and there Is no
DatteI iDad ID tue county than the
one through Hamptons Walnut
Ridge plantation live miles LONG.
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AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

JgFitL. EIt c4iiLclls OF tAlr VICINITY
net * DeeEDroyt, on the Oh
sept, ~ the VgfpJse ofder
soEae means Il, The promotion ..
the zt interests = the planter
ma Eha community at large.
= nesting zas iied tg orrier
By ". Matt Gay being elect-,l to
a. the chair, AMI NJ. J y kolel
3. act "A secEr-aEF-
As explanatory 9f the object Of
the meeting. The f0ls0wIn ing raaer
RaS unlimited rs Maj. G. d Moore,
vIch after fgll ard free Discus.
sl0a- vas unanim0usIy approved
For the promotion 0f the best
interests IT the planter, and 20 al.
vance che general good NJ the Deo-
pie Of Lbls community, Irrespective
u race 0r color. We, he undersigu
ed, agree TO form ourselves into IN
association. 10 be known a.. The
Planters Assocta5ion " Deer
brook latt. ~ The objects lf this
aSa1cIauCn an .esr be accomplish
Ell By tie mutHA af9r- OF the
planters o. the count. We couIi.
ally invite The citizens ia other
portions Of the county to form
Similar 0rg1nlza ions, and ID crop.
craze with Is in RE fIrtherarce
Of UT aiIs.
" pledge ourselves u pursue.
As far rs pvae cabie, shat policy
hal shaI mgsaaHg benefit and
armonjz- CAP -al End Labor. he
Planter and the Ia cggr. and 10
avoid every thing tlaJ r-a'd Justly
bring non a col lssion interests
betFet tha twJ raaes 1g Dr.jn-
dee q. on az ns5 .ha other.
III action If . If this
assoc alto. shall aa.ue uaon
al ofIts mea ard We hereby
oJfEa-- o1rH .es 70 1blde by the
sasne ni'f tag without eva.
sio, j. U. STOOD that unless
Oil Gil. Shall become zen
err. IL Tul,iGH Of this county
HI ,ast Of NoxIoee
RIVER 1eeEs endorsed BIZ
a iarsa majority If the Planters Of
that eomnur rs, its action shall be
binding unW Du 0alt.
y motion vas maize by DR. +.
Den zee, that p committee he
app nted to prepare an address
to tie c~itizeas Of this county, mr..
g1I,s nl,on them the great impur
Iance vt Fpeedy and decided action
IN this subject. Mai. CD. Moore,
.ol. AreA Blewett, Mr.. G. w.
aud Capt, George Williams
were place. upon this committee.
4 ~ On was made by CAPT.
villa that the officers Of this
association shall consist Of a
President, Vice President and See
to be elected annually. An
was then gone into which
resulted in the following gentlemen
chosen. President, Mai. G..
ID. Moore, Vice President I)r. Matt
Secretary J. w. Deupree.
A resolution was carried to the
effect that the meetings OF this
association shall take place at 10
clock A. NJ, on the LIST and 3rd
Saturdays Of each mouth, at Deer
BrOok, until changed by the assO-
cation.
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Realizing the necessity Of united
enort and concert Of action ON the
part Of all who are engaged in
agricultural pursuits the citizens
IN the vicinity Of Deer Brook held
a meeting on Thursday last the 9th
MAtant, the Object Of which a.
stated IN the minutes Of Their
proceedings was to "~harmonise
capital and labor aud to npro.
ncts the best ia.ero.t OF those
! engaged in planting irrespective
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W aze one c
asaraH al r1 oa-
at SEDKi-a w:1a SIX Large wag1a,
In -1T TAse were Piaeetl On the
Jais. heavay asleG WEB l1mler
and d. ran then started for
home a- q aet.E ras crossing one
.at che eye 10 WaG.I have ra-
Ken Eo.si mules % nave Pullesl
se Dads. Another tine the err
-ne vas -aWcl-T % good SIZED
s1ss ald moved l back from the
river bank several hundred yards
IA a6aut ~ mnures as fast as the
mea could keep Ehe rollers under
Il Il -he intention Of Gen
Hampton - make these engines
h21I al entJon 70 the river ibis
season Taen rae weather > favor
1lle-v s51Fg Herald
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Valuable Tract Of
FOE SALE.

-00 ACRES Of FalAabls Ind wing ,-
- niles nortA II Hacou, a6aut Ia
cres cleared lld "a cultivation, the balance
FL aae woodland vii ssu d. xss.
Tact as +TbIs G % sut purchasers, srsgi.
tsa ne #lfse traet ON be 4ojd. rsFw
Fal bs made easY- Apply 30 the aa4.
= sa a. Tuscaloosa. Aa- se 90 Dr. Z q
CUGGCRS, Macon, Hss.
y. y. CLEVENTS
sept IT-iQs Eaera.sr
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PHOTOGRAPHS.

TIE Undersigned returns bis thanks f
l. ths liberal patronage he has lSeretofor +,
received from the people Of hsenu Aad ,he
s~sFrsaadlng eognEy. He is nov making sr
rangsmen.s 10 emoVs irom town aad Tor {,
short time vii eoaLinss 10 take pictures in
az good style a. any Gallery in The country
All Who wish such pietares saoald come 4
once a. il may be soma time befose The,
have 4 Ike Opportunity.
Sept II j. H. MICHEL.
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hrld4 A1ieH n@r NJ
LsFa AlasaEa.e ~ JEssE B.
81 Mss sa1Ll8 Dzzaa
81 thsF pa vag ssr ae .a.ck
VII AzaFaEt towers Hd 2 e..
F1idsn mniiEht OF Prosperity ant 7.
20 gen1s isTs d aeaean kre -8s ar !
a4ssfal eternity Aad Eaen the ,aBls ,g-
Am 81 4eaLA sGiipsss he SIN az L. ma
me- haze only % torsAd angelic gini5us al
t. sienarisGiiy 70 a~siIiaas realms Il -s--
sasa aad On the saaiF Ibara
A FsEEu-
Wsda ws his sndsrsa he romaaac r.s
Is ct 4 rlend' Ee tender our .hanka r
as more substInsal sujsymans Of he sas
and Tin4 and visa he aagy7 ssupls IA
asgsr wat sueh material .omfor-a
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NOTICE

4 Il peFsoas haFia< let Watches AZ
IAJeEsrY tor repairs "a The hanss Of :
LiNDFALL are hereby noti6sd tia. sha
sane 4 repaired and Gov IA The store NJ
JHeoo H9loerg 4 Co, and II ans callsa sar
within sixty days from 4aEe wi b. sod A..
eor4ing 70 law. CIAS. II. wISSLgR
Sep. l., 1870. Alma.
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Administrators Notice.

ETTERS 81 Administration having seer
\ gvlais! 10 The undersigned By .ae Rou.
CaaacecJ Cogri ofSaGaaee eogaty, Aa.sis.
ippl, o. tae llsh dag al Sspsembrr. 1874
apon The estate q : LlyDvAL, deceased
aodce i hereby Zivsa to al. persons having
Claims agaIns1 aaia estate, 70 present Ia Il
and haVs the an SLOWED ant registered
IA The time prescribed BY law OF lhey vi!
hs forever barred.
CHAS Il. WISSLER,
sept ~ lsIl-6s Admr.
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- ca EEE-lreur 3r E1ihoru (
Nlrhls Wr E-aas
mt VIII be II H4eaa for soHle
tlF .tsa r-ra 1c taq Kinds 81
natz ar r14.aen-a' vgl -i-h-r mala-
u..a- rr h-a44s5lfs
71rs Wishing - uaS or4ars can
5 4l by eaLaxa As the NazIhee House
70 a. -na sEtg}v a1icp.
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SIZE. A. NOTICE

All pa les indebted 'O''
of MARX y Co, up to Sep''''',
st will please come forward anu
settle their Indebtedness "''
have not the cash they A''''
ID TO settle by note or make '''''
other satisfactory 'rr'"S''''''
These account. Nh. SAM n''''
is authorized to SETTLE anu
Sept. l.t., 1870, he viii be '''' n,,
ed with the House as clerk
notice will be given o. ~
..DV & CU'
change,
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g"r,sC al vicinity la. 20
sg .1s 1i-a ira In ;ke irma-
AZlegslErsi -eciet IL j.
q .1rt n0~s m vl pa 1ge .aaarF
zen .6s g~ac,rar4 Re
ygl'eetiings n another gl.gA
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q
Fen ale ~
a am va 1II~5 -Ie 81 u
al ll-s las 1l i-'u.
Jon vas lrur a tl-c.
T-e AE-r8-L Assra-iln u
Deer -rlos- Az l1.ceG &c me
r-a-ln sf1 .nul-y ASSOCIATION
at-, .aarrc AMI -lie la,.ar.
lr,. we're s-l 4 tumA--cea
address -a through rAr ,at.
Eufs -@i--- "a Thai tIl
rIs- ne s-1-5 r
Me-
-~rS5,-b l1 ale H az
ra1- gf concert 81 a hl .le
part VI planted y
proven more lez %
cgl-I -4
as ,esu.-s. lsl -= "a
-c- * wages 3g7i 90
The rsa-e~- H action
has --eFec-11rE s-fi-el u
1ei lorlattL- l-as nave
adhered ca me lclel-ee
money & 1
-le plan portion -4e
crop. Our Ee l3orlaoC afS
l- prlc5 "a a-~t.a LeE 'l
s- ano52er EG2l lctla''a proc
s n~tet1a-eiE con -a54s pa
Its -4eFeEE Igice. - $3.50 l-
Ears. Z portion 9E LE crop
J-r lOca allows one .3r1Gi-
whist laot-Fr oca-lJf immediate
g al l.--ng a 1eFs Dl-
e1LlI- . l-5rs agrees %
-aG then socrsrsr T4..l Another
.1MmG1 makes me a93sers
erl t4eEA5r Al Ut s-esc 1l1-r-
-nees W E -r constant sour
s q Irritation Dissatisfaction
30 the laooFr1 Al4 Is far a.
PA lcahle .a1l.1 De removed
There are 1tE-. ea1scs 81 1lssa-s
ACTON both 20 me babe r aud
employer. 0i cqE4 Il -C- greater
naEf.aLe than tb.1se =l7 neratct
all Of which serve IA .u meHts
10 the ldr4a ~ g-ricu. ri pcgs
Derirv. and aas the rfT-f 4 aba
ing -as La1 and earn .sHs II
lie laboyers n cle.g ysts To
make A good eran. becaH.ss 2 .aslH
cps them 20 believe rha1 alorers
in another oa-l4unirv are r-7-inE
sitter ~ rlsln they.
Whist Tie present s-a-a Of
things 7e cannot 8aale the
la5orers fgr the liSsaa sfaf riou that
rrev-f1s ameer Chem. Indeed We
feel, ts4- we glglt 10 commend
Them I'D e aa,re and a9od order
-ha- has rIarac-awzaG -5efr zen
era 4spor-me4r IN Tie Dasf: and
We NOW aDue4. n -Ile Planters and
Farmers rargg lout the country
-5 aare with ~ zee he 70 re-
move ali 1l,r .a5r,a nj d sal slr.
ron In -be lrnra n has 1een
fonbr-.T bv anne ytat ~ he
P'an-e-4 and Ftruerz ,oulf be m.
drrea d, in rprrcr- n ,~af.ranre
10 agricuIglr3I fr 4rpats 5~ecaasa
If -,a ars,rv ,~fiurara.fs -ng+
.vsfs Kiri, diier.n- narsens and
in M 4araar eounuri1eS and .ocaI.
-;as W. do not saer m law dovn
a nai .rgaI ten ~ r1fss and
r.o,I.-a,@rba Sam gararn -
,oI~ IN .oar,. lac,ji7y ~ MN.
90 N on. ;, -b, mi sid,,I ,nJ
iac,i;.~ mir - ntaras -
w. conrraT.G hy rE~ams.iras pr,
- Du'
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THE CENSUS

The returns Of the censHs o4n
cIaia, m most Of our towns and
cite show Quite a dserepancy
tre 90 the 8ate-eeusus estimates
ava the actual population. Chicago.
rqGalal, New Orleans and Sc.
Lnu =. a. fall many thousands
snort e a.a enthusiast calcnla-
''or' made pri5r 10 the actual
ra.aneerA.a51 II b. rhe Old atory Of
Frac aDi Fact, bat set manv Of
ar city journals sliil assert c. Al
G Tfs lie, rather that { 9
lIst- ne ac0mpieteiy taken and
70 nov the actual population.
If o. r respective towns. Il \
yell -noEgh to indulge 10 this
maata 81 pride. bat that. liz al
psber 'es, most have q fall
- a9 e's, perhaps, we're exI Get
S''ons - uaFeai.zei, a. in Mobile,
t civ having little or no H..
a-e ZEE the census Of 1860.
'o.aa - tac northern towns. how
eyer have nu a fair advance in
1niat.ou. an amonz the states
anthire sthe onI Que which
galIy decreased it, number
JItauts, altogether there
rv fair ratio Of advancement.
toLal popul ton Of the
siii foot up over 4D,gjr
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1870-09-17

The 'e.o- -lqa Of tA Fraoe I'll
kepu0ltG il seems VS. not . rL al
Ira@as ae5ioa u the "a Fa
ant Boutwell, were strenuous Ia
their opposition. and soz. high
sor'.3 gers EXCHANGED huG Graz.
overruled them and the hing ras
done
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PISET, CAsTnInx q Co..
" Do@ casAae Bsasdy from tho above
House, At
JONES & FRENCH's.
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COMMISSIONER sale.

> C04AL
h tie CA4Aeeg Court, October Term lses.,
lcoa'r. Sale.
Sam1 4. Powell.
Hinder aud BY virtue Of a decree Of the
~ Chsnesry Ceurt o. Nexubes eouniy. IL
the State Of Mississippi. made At the oeiobe-
term 1865 thersaf. the undersigned Vonmis-
sioner in ChaueeFy will, on MoadaF. Sd Oeso-
Der, between the hours prescribed by law. pro-
coed TO sell, II TIE eourt-hnuse door ia the
town Of Macon, at publie cutlery, 10 the high.
ssa bidder, for cash, the soIloWing described
property, lying and being situate in the eoun.
y aud Stale Aforesaid. 10 wit the west end Of
fractional block No. 8, IN the town Of Maoou.
sad bounded as follows. beginning at the SW
corner Of said fractional block, No. s. runuing
east With FulSski street one ewain and ninety
ut Is TO cotton wsod tree on q branch, thenee
lnorth four hludrsd chains to North AlFeea..
ihenes vest one chain and ninety linds 10 the
nns Of the lot formerly owped By yehn Staten.
thence With said liue four chains south 10 The
Beginning, eunesining seventy-six huudreths
Of IN acre. A part Of The SwK u section
u township IS. rasge II saah tie sane
being the loa lately occupied by dsfsadant,
Samuel Powell As . residence.
RE v YATES,
SePe IT, 1917 % Commissioner.