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The Secretary o. the Treasury bus IS
sued solrCular relative TO the new loan fol
the rcfundingof the national debt. Tho
following are tho conditions:
Tho proposed loan comprises three
classes Of bonds. namely: first bonds tc
the amount OF 5000, 100000 payableat the
pleasure Of the United Suites after ton
years from date Of their issue, and bearing
Interest payable scnt.annually in coin 3l
tho rate OF five per cent per annum; sec
ond, bonds 10 the amount OF $500, OO,OOO
payable at the pleasure OF the United
States after fifteen years from date Of thetl
issue, and bearing interest payable annu
Rlly In coin at the rate Of four and one
hNIt per cent per Nunum; third, bonds to
The amount Of $l,OOO,OO0,0O0, payable at
the pleasure OF the United States after
thirty years from tho date OF their issue
md bearing interest payable semi.annual
" in coin At tho rate Of four per cent pei
nMnunl. -,
Banks and responsible bankers will be
designated for the negotiation Of tho loan
md Maid commissions upon amounts nc,
Cotiatcd by them respectively. Subscri'
6ers TO the loan will have preference IN
the following order, namely: First, sub
scribors for equal amounts Of tho first and
third classes Of bonds; second, SubScrl'
bcrs for equal amounts OF each class o.
bonds: third, subscribers for five per cent
bonds according to per cent Of premium
offered, or al par, in the order OF date ol
subscribing. When u subscription Is
made, subscribers will be required to de-
nosi, Two 1,cr cent Of the amount thereof,
10 be accounted for blythe government
when the bonds arc delivered, and pay
meft may be made either in coin or IN
bonds of tho United States, known rs 5.9O
bonds, at par value. Coin received In Pay
mCnt will be applied to tho redemption
Of $50 bonds.
The bonds will be registered, or issued
with coupons, a. may be desired by sub
scribers, and In denominations Of fifty dol,
lars, one hundred dollars, five hundred
dollars, one thousand dollars, fivC thousand
dollars and ten thousand dollars. Inter
est will be payable In the United States
Mt the Office Of the Treasurer, any Assist
ant Treasurer or designated depository o
the Government. Bonds Of tic severa
classes aforesaid, and interest thereon, nrC
exempt from taxes or dues Of the Unitet
States, MS well as taxation In any form By
or under municipal, State or local authOri
tics. Amer maturity the bonds last issuCt
will bo tirSt redeemed by classes or nun
bGfs US may be designated by the Secretary
Of the Treasury.
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NEW YORK CITY.
NiIlisson GraciOns.

New YORK, October 10.
Nillisson sang in the choir Of the Sweed-
ISL Evangelical Lutheran Church Of Gus.
tavus AdOlphus yesterday morning, and
promised large sum to help pay OFT the
debt Of the church.
Yellow Fcvcr on GoyCrnOr's Island.
Three more deaths have occurred on
Governors Island, and in nil II persons
have been taken sick.
superintendent JOuTdRn Dying.
At two o'clock this morningA reporter
left the house OF Superintendent Jour.
don's, and ut that time the hOnored head
Of the police force was mOmentarily Gx-
pcCtcd 10 breath his last. The physicians
have abandoned all hopes Of his recovery.
The house was crowded with mourning
friends, among whom were Chief kelsO,
Commissioner Brennan, Captain Walsh
and many Others. The house was in the
utmost confusion, md messengers were
being dispatched to various parts Of the
city for his carly friends and associates to
hasten to his bed side to bid him farewell.
John Jourtlan was born in the Sixth
Ward Of New York in January, 1881.
Death of Superintendent JOurdnn.
Chicf Of Police Jourdan died a. Ills
this morning,
The French steamer St Laurent this
morning commenced receiving large
cargo OF arms and ammunition, consigned
Yellow Fever.
Gen. Mcdowell, in the absence Of in
structtons from Washington, declines To
order the evacuation Of Governors
Island and the destruction Of the barracks,
in consequence Of the yellow fever now
prevailing there. Seventy.One yellow fever
patients have thus far been removed from
the Island to the Quarantine Hospital, and
the military officers complain that the
medical treatment and provisions for their
comfort by the city health authorities, Is
entirely inadepuatCo Two fatal cases Of
yellow fever lately occurred at Bellevue
Hospital. and the husband Of the woman
who died Friday, Is now in irons for bring.
Ing her to the Hospital in small boat
from Governors Island after the disease
had made It's appearance.
Serg't. Jourdan's funeral will take place
Thursday. He leaves property valued al
from $25O,0OO to $500 900, but died intest.
ate. Ills unavailing attempt this morning
to dictate q will was among his last con.
sCiOus acts.
tbs National Erie Stock Exchange will
finally close business Wednesday.
The Cambria and DAuntless race was
postponed to-day on account Of the lack
Of wind.
Peter Wallack bought the Magic TOR
$lO,50O.
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New YORK cnt,Ie Market.

SEw YoRE, October 10.
Becvcs count q, 100 for the week. aud for to-day,
Monday included, q ears At One uundFeth street,
100 Rt WechAwkCn, and 10 at C0mmIngpaW, With
dSv. 4 feW TerSTla were scliinr al gT66i2gc.
fair western cattle at I+5blSc, good to prime At
Di6l{c-HvefnginE ltSc, and all sold early;
100 head prime illinois, averaging 80 cwt, sold at
ii%6lJXC; 10 head thin Tcxlu, averaging 400
cwt, At 9Sc; 10 head OF Kentucky, averaging $50
cWt, l4ibi6Ec. Tho market closed weaker.
SHEEP-TheFe wCrC 81 400 for the week, with
Il, 900 to-day; market For sheep unchanged. Lambs
arc quoted 1c lower: tops arc selling At DC with
poor At &c. Sheep brought 4K@iH; ono car Of
Uana1a, Averaging 10 pounds, cold at &c; one
car Ohio, averaging 80 pounds, cold At &C. one car
Michigan. averaging n pounds, sold at 5kG.
IlOGs-Thcre WBFG for tho week 10 900 head and
to-day u cars; prices arc lower; sales were made
At l0H6llXc for heavy to light dressed. and BX
gc f0F live; one car, averaging 100 pounds, TsIf.
fed sold At SIC.
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pEruANY COLLEGE.

ID
Thr Thlrtieth BOshlnn Of this lnbuiuti0h viii
commence 90 NoNnAT. 26th BETTGhAIn, lsIO,
aud terminate Uu the 18th Of June, 1871. II IL
rnmAluealy AltnAted 10 The HllaAt nG the bOauil,
iul and healthy hill.cduntry Of tho "PanhApdlu"
ot West Virgthih, easily accessible BY THliuad NJ
river and surrounded with The mOet tSVuIahlu IN
hpsbCrs for student life. II has pUPCEtI III
Endowment, lluildinga, ApIaTatn1, Library, &c.
nT over SSS0,UO and 10 thus enabled tu aus
tain iAGalty Gnd iaFulah feilities for thorough
cdncatiOn, u the very nFnt OrdGF
aMPLE ACCOMMODATIONS are provided
nishNd rooms will b. let 10 btudehls who Ntsh To
board Themselves.
COURSES or iSSTRUCTlOSy-rl, Regular
Literary Course, iucluding tho Ahtlbut lAn-
Huheep, for the Degree OF Bachelor Of Alta ..
Literary aud Scientific CouFSe for the nggrpo NJ
bachelor Of Stlrlc1A. 8 The CdRTVa Of Master
uf Arts l. The Course fOF MnslCE Of Bclrncra.
O. Special Courses I'd Practical ChRmlhRTy, Civil
Engineering, &c. Detailed ininEtnRtiuh ~ tO
these COurSua VI VI bs EO4nd Ia oar catalogue.
APPARATUS AND huHEuN y. The lRpiltu.
tion has 4 complete oct Of Philosophical AppA-
rAtuS, and students Who wish lIATu tfAtabd IN
the usc OE Field Instruments, ,--alsO lhpfoughiy
dtted up Laboratory, fOf practical lnntIuCtlDn
aud work In Chemical ApRtyUil, and an ample
Museum for the NtHdy Of Nhturnl History,
nom ~ TO 6 pr week. UniuFnluhtd rOola -
per session 10 each student preparing iUF the
Ministry. Free tuition 10 eona Ol Minister "
the Gospel Of all denominations,
For further particulars apply iOF catalogue to
Prof G, l.. lyDos. Secretary, OftO
W. X. PRNDLEfON, lATgaldenii
Iyi8 bethany, West Va.
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FLouR-ExtTS spring - 1Sfl6 90.
GRAIN-Whcat-In taiF demand and prices ad.
vanced ESkc, at 81 O7Aai o. EclleF October for
No. spring Chicago; this afternoon arm and IN.
changed. COrn-DemGnd active and prices ad.
yaucOd lHfbiHc; At 63JSf669tc for No. mixed;
this afternoon steady. OAtR-MarsCt STEADY al
5G13G1tc for No, 9, Ryo-MarkGt steady Al axe
EOrSO. 2. Barlcy-Dcmand fair and prices "a.
vanccd 9D9c, at99c for spring No, 2.
llOOs-Quiet and iSik20c lower; at 81 p0f9 10,
CATTtE-Falrly active and iO6i2He lower at
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CnICAGO JoURNALIsN.
nc 90 Three.cen. RepablIean.

I nv ~"
CmcAGo, Oct 10,
Quite an interest was excited in the city
and newspaper circles to-day BY The up'
pcarancc IL the iirsi issue at the IaPtitSI'
6IA, under new auspices and mana cement,
rs thrre-oenl paper There was very
large sale, the curiosity being awakened
at the idea VI something new in the
newspaper business here. There are
strong combinations al editorial talent on
the papeF, chief among whom arc J b,
aud Henry Reed, formerly Of
the Cincinnati Commercial
Another change has taken place in the
press Of this city H. B Chandler, ior a
long time business manager oE the lGaes,
publishes that an interest has been pur-
chased IN tha, paper by MT " T.
Sthrey
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, October 10

FLOUR-Demand fair.
GRAIN--wheat--At full prices, except western,
which u lower; winter red 81 496l %. Corn
Nominal; western s5Gp0e. OAtS-Demnnd fllr
and hFm At S0c. RyS-7G190c.
PROvnIONs-PoFE arm q ~ %. Bacon buoy.
ant but unsettled; bacon shoulder IKE; bacon
sides iISS- bae0n sides clear rib lT5t Disc. Lard
-DemanGS IaiF and dFm At lBk@l7c,
WHIdKT-Dcmands good at tull prices At O0fS9i.
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Cincinnati Market.

CoTToN-Unchanged
FLouI-WealE; family cold al Is bO6B 30.
GRAN--WheRt dull and pFICca dropping At
81 1901 10 for red. Corn quiet at 606B9c for old
ana 4Sc for now. Rye steady at s3lteic. Oats
steady 6t 3S6tJc. Barley declined to 81 i0fbl IS.
GR0CERIEs-U Unchanged.
OILE-l.lnAeed oil 9Oc.
BTTTER-Flrm at 9013Sc.
CHEEsE-Firm.
PRoNcIoNs-Pork nm At &25 90; bulk meats
the stock has been Withdrawn In anticipation Of
higher prices; bacon Ia fhlr demand bui hdVAnc,
ed; shoulders l9ttc; sides IKE, IsHc asking and
Nc higher for bacon shoulders and clear; 1t the
ClOsOan effort was made TO sell At l7jff1isHc.
TORAccO-PiFu; sales Of IS hhdk.
WntsKY-Dull and unsettled: holders are ask.
Ing 6YdSTc
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ENGLAND.
Narrow Escape Of Steamer Nebraska.

Narrow Escape Of Steamer Nebraska.
LvERPooI, Oct 10.
The steamship Nebraska which arrived
a few days ago had n narrow escape. The
following particulars was published 70.
day: On the 10Th ul., the water got in
tho stoke hole and It was thought by oil
hands that the steamer must go down, and
10 make the matter worse the wood work
around tho boilers took fire and was only
nut out with the greatest exertions. The
vessel got to port at last barely floating.
Mr.. Wade, English Secretary Of Legation
at Pekin, telegraphs the department on
the Goth Inst, that all was quiet Mt PeSIn
and Tientsin.
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TEXAS.

SAS ANTONIO, Texas, Oct TO-
Mr.. Cooke, Of Texas county, rode Gl
miles In TWO hours and iliy.siX minutes
and halt, at tho Western Texas fair, at
San Pedro, to-day. Texas horses and
saddles only allowed.
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FlttIApElFIuA, ostSSys ,e
PtOCn-Qpiet ard apehRaSrd
GhAiN-RNpa,. Iiru; FVde 81 5pssl - AEieSS
tOvVr A. ~ e Ryc STEADY Goa Nominal
A. E.laspe OAgk--Slta1y al HErSAe
IEoJIAloNs- Dali Nsss POtk So a. lArd
iSHe,
WNHET-lroa bound ~,
II0as-E1ua sS3SSSs nCdlEn ss'S, eSmr
rann 1qISte
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Tho Georgia Senate has invited Pres,
idcnt Grant To attend the State Fair, and
resolved 10 adjourn sine d6 on the 18Th
instant
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"A firo at Charleston, Mass, Sunday
night, destroyed stable with eight horses
and several tcnemGnts. Loss $4,000,
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VNTEST VIRGINIA
UNIV ERSITY !!
ALIEN. MARTIN, y, ~, i'NEsnENr
wglh q haii corps or Professors


Opcuci baE racrntly fOI pOrP0scs OF lnNuac
I!un, Ihls Institution has AlrNady attained NtFJ
extensive rauer Of PatFunnRr aud support
Il possesses lhp ancht Er1i,pdp apd buIldlnga Ia
The State
Ciasscs aIu iormci In all tbs EVsulas DepArt
meats Of Collegiate aud SslSnItAe 6tudy.
special advantages for lhOFuuGh arluloluna
Of the Modern Languages, the Study Of Gsoi0Gy,
and other branches IA the intrrat Of AgTtcul
Ilfr
Chemistry taGRh, according to the ncW and
only correct syRtcm.
TrAChGrs' Ciase every Spring Term.
4 valuable Cabinet aud APgaFatnH.
TUITION from els 10 ~ per year,
FALL TERN br1tna September Tth WihicI,
December 6th. spring, March Tisl
Commencement Iuhp 18th
ti9- SeBd fOE a Catalogue,
GEO. C, bTUR0lsS.
Secretary Board OE Rrgrnis
MOHdANTuWK. ". VA, July ~, 1870
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AUSTRIA.

- VIENNA, October 10.
Thiers had an interview with the Aus.
triau Emperor Sunday at noon. 1t issaId
TO have been satisfactory.
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London Rond Market. Il Il.

U. Q, sECURITiEs IN LONDON
LCablo report rccGIVed BY Augustus Pollack, Esq
LONDON, October 10.
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COhAlhHlONEHh OTIlCEy
WHEELING, October Hh, tB3O
All persons interested Rte hereby notified that
have dxed on the 4th day Of November next, an
the time and my Olilce, In the City Of Wheeling,
~ the place. when aud whero | shall proceed 10
take, state and pHttlp tho matters Ia said SbOVe
mentioned decree referred 10 uir.
GIBSON l.. CRANMEIE,
Octhd6W COnml lOnCf.
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Commercial and Financial.
New York Money and Stock Market,
NEw YoBE, October 10

MoSET-Easy at per cent.
STERLiNG EXcIANuE-1ank6r'a bills 6S1Sk,
GOLD-Stcady; opened Al li3k. and closed Ht
ll3HGbilSS. borrowing rates Lilo u aAt and 2
per cent, Carrying rates 4lBB per cent, Clear
ancta 30 0O1O1O
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

LoaI, Ksln and OshsrI, IN III. ClrruI, cour, Of
W. Hhis CSoHSt,, ~ NJ
JOsrph Caldwell! Ri IN nv ChSSerTyl % -
ccutOrs, II al.
Dy virtue OF dptrea rendered In this cause On
the Ilth day Of FEBRUARY, 4, D., 1870. among
other things Il was f1riheE, orderrd that thiS,
tho Commissioners Of ScoOunt hpppOintrd by the
COurt, who, GiVihg due notice, 10 10 take and
state an account, II any party required II, Gf the
personal CstAtS tO which tho tcAtAtDr was ehtiucd
II the time Of his death, and nf the ahArp Os pot
tion 10 which tho said Annie K, Caldwell IL Gnti.
tied. and Ol the portion thereof heretofore re-
eclVrd or taken by her, and 10 make report with
all convenient speed, with anything declined per
tiIcnt OF specially required BY any Of tho parties
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Julia A. H. MellOF, Exetnirlx Of the last viii
and testament Of John II. Mellar, decd,

and Testament Of John II. Nellor, decd,
TS
Jrsse b. MclloT, Administrator Of thu UAtRso Of
Joseph s. Aeilor, deed, etaI
In tho Circuit Court Of Ohio County, West Va,
In ChanCnTy,
BY virtue Of q decree rendered In this cause,
on the llth day Of Jnly, 1870 Il was, among
other things, ordered and cecreed that this case
bc referred 10 one OF the Commissioners Of this
Court TO take aud state the account Of the pAld
defendant, Jesse D. MGllor, ~ such AlInlniatTu.
TOT Of the estate Of Joseph s. MCllOT, decd, and
tho several claims Ur the plnlnIiI and the other
creditors Of the said cstAtU, amer he shall have
given tho notice required BY law 20 bring the
parties and creditors Of said estate before him.
and TO nihkc any other report therein az Fhall
seem 10 him proper and right.
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RUSSIA.
The Movement Against Turkey ON.
ciRlly Denied.

A message to-day officially denies the
reported movements Of the Prussian army
toward the Turkish frontier.
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New Yotk DrY Goods Market

SEv GoHK. OtienfF "
Tue weather eHrTts Ell uHavoeAhle iEaurato 90
italr which, on the NhUle, 10 dVll, although 'lHiv
Improvement u psfccptihir today Ftiess arc
alrtdy bat ~ lO6k iaF = ehahGr Ia certain HiAkc'
ul dress goods apJA.
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A Glorious Chc-go!!
TIE GREAT ENOG.-E'J TONIC.
Plantation BiGGtters.

Tnis N.onaies9ss. vegetable re-
stOgsltiye is the si2cet-G ici her OF
the feeble and dcbi.itatet. As q
tonic and cordial coc t,:0 aged
and langUid, it has Do equal
amOIsy stolliaClaiCs. As al renee
for thc nervous weakness to
Wiic.a women are especially sHb-
ieCt, ii il ssipersedilRS every other
ssiI.,.i.unt. In ssIl climates, tropi-
CG2, temperate, cr fFiSii, it aCls.
as IA specific in every species Of
disorder w vikicSi undcvNliIies the
bodily ssgeraytga and breaks down
the animal spirits. For s.is by
all druggists.
Angus. 2Tth 1870.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

As we go to press the "prince and power Of
the air, - is kicking up his heels, blowing thun-
der, breathing lightning, swaying forests, rafting
sign-boards sbowering hail, squirting rain, splut-
tcring mud, making rain-bows, sunshine, and
kicking up HI generally; we suppose just to
show that the Scriptures are true when they say
that the ID is the prince and power of the air. "
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Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CArHoLIc.-Rev Father Kelly will hold Divine
service in the Catholic Church. in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
RELIo1ors.-Rev j. H. Peters will preach at
the Court House at IL o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the NJ. E. Sabbath School will meet at
the same place Immediately after the Church ser
vices. In the evening" Mr.. Peters will deliver
an address, at the same place. on Temperance.
The Church is undergoing repairs. and hence
this temporary change of base.
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THE NEW FOOD.

For a few cents you can buy
OF your Grocer c. Druggist 6
package CT SEh EoSs rAR1NE
made from puro Irish Floss or
Carrageen, which will mako
sixteen quarts Ct Blanc Mango,
and g like quantity of Puddilgs
Cust.rds, Creams, Charlotte
Russo, &c. It is tic cheapest,
hcalthiest and lncst delicious
food in the weird, Is makes 6
splendid Dessert, and has no
equal as g light and delicate
food for Invalidc and Children.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03


manufactured by Perry Davis & Son. Provi-
dence r. l., been before tho public, and III
that time has become known in all parts of the
world and been used by people of all nations.
1t remains to day that same good and efficient
remedy Its wonderful power in relieving the
most severe pain has never been equaled, and
it has earned its worldwide popularity by its
intrinsic merit No curative agent has had so
widespread sale or given such universal salts
faction. The various ills for which the Pain
Killer is an unfailing cure, are too well known
to require capitulation in this advertisement
As an external and internal medicine, the Pam
Killer stands unrivalcd, Directions accompany
each bottle.
sold 10y all Druggists
Price % cts, so cts, and 81 per bottlo.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

TRIAL Jurors FOR DECEMBER TERM 1870
The following are the names and residences Of
the Trial Jurors, drawn and summoned for the
December term of the County Court. These Ju-
sors are to be at the Court House at 10 clock
A, NJ. of Monday, December 10TH 1870: V. v
Mann, Auburn Frank Cox, Auburn; John H
Nixon, Aliens, Township No. 1; Jas. E. Miller
Ophir; Anton Phillips, Iowa Hill; John Kaiser
Newcastle; w. N. Pascoe Gold Run; A. Fithian
Colfax; A. c. Tomson, Dutch Flat; L. B. Run
yon, Alta; Slas Sweet, Rocklin; S. Coombs
ColfaX; c. Trafton, Yankee Jims; +. C. White
Bath; w. F. Dougherty, Sheridan; c. II. Leavitt
Rocklin; w. G.. Shain, Michigan Bluff; Moses
FREEDOM, Auburn; J. j. Bennett, Forest Hill; W
H. Hunt Gold Run; John l.. Bacon, Rocklin; J
r.. Nickerson, Lincoln; J. H, Stone, Colfax
John Allen, Forest Hill.
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NOTICE
To all whom it may Concern.

II NOW YE THAT l, CATHARINE WOR-
IN THINGTON of the town of Lincoln, coun-
ty of Placer and State of California wife of James
Worthington, do intend to make application to
the District Court of the Fourteenth Judicial
aforesaid, on the 18th day of December, AID. 1870
or as soon thereafter as | can be heard for an
order OF said Court permitting me to carry on
business i'll my own name, and on my own &C
count. The business l intend carrying on is
that of Saddle and Harness making and repair
ing, and doing all kinds Of business that my cir
cumstances will hereafter permit.
her
CATHARINE Il WORTElNGTON.
mark.
". ". p p MI1nrn, Hrtnr, Attorneys for Applicant.
Dated, Lincoln, November 10th, lS70.-iw
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EDUC

COUNTY BOARD OF EXAM
Il ination will hold their next regular Session
at ROCKLIN, on WEDNESDAY, December 7th,
1870. JOHN T. KINKADE,
Superintendent Public Schools.
Auburn, Nov. Al, 1870. I'D : --....
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

COUsyy CoUnT.-This Court commences next
Monday. Next week will be devoted to Probate
nn1 Civil business, apd session Of the Grand
Jary. The next week will be occupied by Civil
ting Of the criminal cases. and the third week
comes the trial jury and trial of the criminal ca
ses. Circumstances may rary this programme,
but not materially. In another place we pub
lsh the names and residences Of the Grand and
Trial jurors.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

SOME GooD-We learn from friends from Lin
coin that the late rain has wet the land that was
cropped last year, after deep plowing, deep
enough for the plow, but that there has not water
enough fallen to set plows generally going. A
little more rain, if you please, Mr.. Clerk of the
weather, Small favors thankfully received, and
greater ones in proportion, like Grant with his
presents.
[Spce tke shove was written we had heavy
morning. and stnl have prospect for more.
ukacA we think will Set both the farmers and
miners to work.
The Placer herald., 1870-12-03

GRAND JUnoEs FOR DECEMBER Term, 1870
The following are the names and residences Of
the Grand Jurors summoned to be in attendance
on the County Court at 10 o'clock a NJ. of Mon
day, December 5th, 1870. They will be called
in the order Of the numbers in figures placed
before each name: /. w. b. McGuire, (Auburn)
Bath; 2. j. B. Campbell, Tahoe City; 3. Fred,
Rose, Bath; 4. S. b. Taylor, Gold Run; 5. War
ner Reed, Ophir; 6, J. d. Angel, Colfax; Z. j.
C. Gchrrnann, Forest Hill; s. Hugh Burns, Au-
burn; 9. II. Keller, Damascus; 10. John Franks,
Roseville; IL. John Hodley, Forest Hill; II E.
Cowgirl, Bath; -. J. A. Huntington, Tahoe City;
a. Andrew Grant, Pino Is; C. C. Cassidy,
Dutch Flat; 16. r. Rudepohl, Dutch Flat; H. A.
C. Stinegal, Gold Run; IS. W. H. Hubbard,
Auburn; 49, Reuben Sexton, Tahoe City; 20. j,
T.. Epperson, Lincoln 2l. L. Strong, Auburn;
%. J. J. Brady, Dutch Flat; %; C. Fillebrown,
Forest Hill; "a. G. Tenkate Virginiatown; 25.
NJ. Dougherty, Forest Hill; &c J. J. Rich, Iowa
Hill; 27. j. F. Curtis, Orhir; % A. Hazleroth,
Iowa Hill; 20. Z. w. Thorndke, Blue Canyon;
30 w. II. Hillhouse, Dutch Flat.