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NOTICE..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT ON
~ the 1st day of the November term, 1870, Of
the Board of Supervisors of the county of Placer
or as soon thereafter the same can be heard
the undersigned will apply to said Board to grant
him license to erect and maintain toll bridge
across the North Fork Of the American river At
the mouth of Shirt Tail Canyon, in Placer coun-
tv: and to fix the rates of tolls thereon.
DAVID Schultz & co.
October 1st 1S70.-td.
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The OLD GUARD for October has been re-
ceived at this Office 1t is without exception
the best magazine published and should be
in the hands of the young, the old, and the
middle aged all over the land. No evil,
flow from its teachings, but only that which
strengthens, builds up and ripens the mind
to the true works of this day and genera
ton. 1t contains about eighty pages to the
number Or 200 in the year, and comes al
S3 per annum. Address English & Co..
No. 1872, Nassau street, New York city.
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SECRETARY Cox AND GRANT quareled be-
cause Cox wanted to deduct pay from the
Clerks of Washington sent to Ohio to vote
the mongrel ticket with the negroes, and
Grant wanted them paid for this dirty work
and Grant got mad and made Cox resign.
Now Grant has got ashamed, is pouting,
and won't show the correspondence.
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AdAssIz, it is said, has discovered 10 900
different species of the fly in the last year
If he intends to continue in the business we
advise him to spend next GUNNER in Sacra-
mento, as that place will furnish the most
prolific field of operations We know of in the
world,
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War NEws,-The latest news is that
Grant has declared war on the Gratz Brown
and Carl Shurtz Republicans in Missouri,
and that the Democrats and Germans have
become allies Of Brown and that Grant is
getting whipped
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NINETEENTH VOLUME. The Yreka Union
has entered on its ninnteenth volume with
every appearance of health, vigor and pros
perity. 1t is one among the ablest papers
in the mountains, and under the able man
agement of its present editor and publisher
Hon. VIM. Irwin, ranks high among its CO
temporaries on this osast as frst-class
weekly and sterling Democratic paper May
unnumbered years of prosperity be in store
for the Union its editor and the cause it Sc
ably champions
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Probate Notice.

Estate Of GEORGE ". BRYANT. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ dersigned administrator and administrators,
respectively, of the above named estate, to the
Creditors of, and all persons having claims
against said Deceased, to exhibit the same with
the necessary vouchers, within four months
from the first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at Colfax, Placer county Califor-
MIA. J. A. CULVER Administrator.
PERSIS A. BRYANT, Administrative
October oath S7O-Oc29-tw
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MONTANA MINING COMPANY.


7 OCATION OF WORKS STHREE-FOURTHS
I 4 Of a mile west of Colfax, Placer County,
California. Notice is hereby given that at "A
meeting of the Board Of Trustees of said Com
pany, held at the Office of said Company in IL
linoistown said county, on the 18th day of OC-
TOBER, 1870, an assessment Of FIFTY CENTS
per share was levied on the Capital Stock of said
Company, payable Immediately to the Secretary
gold coin.
Any stock upon which assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 29th day of November A. D.,
1870, will be advertised as delinquent, and un-
less payment shall be made before, will be sold
on DECEMBER 10th, A. D., 1870, to pay the de-
linquent assessment together with costs for ad-
vertising and expenses of sale. by order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
JONATHAN BROWN,
Secretary Montana Mining Company.
Hiinoistowp, October oath, lS70.-oc29-4t.
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READ the House and Farm column on
the fourth page. 1t is selected with care
and with view to be useful and instructive
to all our readers.
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NEVADA PoLr1cs. They say an honest
confession is good for the soul, and we have
found one sinner that is applying the princi-
pie. a correspondent of the Sacramento
Union writing from Virginia, Nevada, says
in substance that the Republican candidates
are ring" are in all sorts of swndlings
that they are obnoxious; the people place nc
Democrats are with the people out of the
rings and against the swindles, and winds
up by saying he iIreg'etS to say that it looks
like the Democrats would carry the election.
Here is Republican fellow that boldly, ad-
mits that he wants the rascals elected and
the honest men beaten. See his letter in
Wednesdays Union
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Probate Court Placer County, California
IN the matter of the Eatqie Of j. p. C1STNER,
DeccdScd
TT APPEARING TO THE JUDGE OF THIS
L Court, by the Petition this day presented
and filed by Emma V. Castner, the Executrx of
the Last VIII and Testament of J. =. Castner.
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 by
the Judge Of said Court, that all persons inter
estcd in the estate Of said deccased appear be
fore the said Probate Court, on SATURDAY
November 10Th, 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 copy of this order be published
at least four successive weeks in the PLACER
HERALD, newspaper printed and published in
s9,(@a county.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF PLACER.
!, Geo. G. Sewell, County Clerk and ex-officio
Clerk of the Probate Court in and for said coun-
y, do hereby certify the foregoing to be true
end correct copy of an Order, this day made and
entered on the minutes of said Probate Court
WITNESS my hand and the Seal of said Court
- at Office in Auburn, this 18th day of
SEAL October, A. D. 1870.
wv GEO. G.. SEWELL, Probate Clerk.
BY JAS. w. SMITH, Deputy.
Auburn, October 22d, l870.-tw.
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OVERLAND MONTHLY This valuable and
popular literary monthly for October ha;
been receixed. The work is published by
John IL. Carmany & Co., No 400 Wash
ington street, San Francisco, at 81 per an
mum. The contents of the present number
are as follows: =
The Bed of the 1Her; To the Big Trees
TO the Statue on the Capitol at Washing
ton; The Sabre of Honor; The Angora Goat
At San Diego and the Gold-Mnes (No. 2)
Spilled Milk; The Aleutan Islands; The
Cocoa-Trec; The Yuba; The Imperial Prison
AT "Presidio" in War Time; The Career Of
an American Princess; An Evening in a
California Garden; A Hope; Grandmother
Story; The Triad of Sandy Bar; Current
Literature.
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Patents to Mining Claims.

DARTICULAR ATTENTION GIVEN BY
l. Fellows 4 Norton, Attorneys, to the bust
ness of obtaining patents to mining claims
ocl-lm, FELLOWS & NORTON.
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GET YOUR TICKETS READY.-The Mercan-
tile Library Lottery and Concert opens pre-
cisely at 9 o'clock, Monday morning next.
After grand overture by the band, the two
wheels will be revolved rapidly when two
blind girls will draw each a ticket, the one
the first prize number and the other the tick
ct that draws the $1,000 the number is
proclaimed, the band strikes up the tune
composed for the occasion, ga hundred
thousand more, in the midst of which the
lucky owner, if in the crowd, will be borne
from the scene in a fanting condition on the
shoulders of crazy men while the heavens re-
echo and give back the shouts of the mob,
and his name is flashed all over America by
the wires at lightning speed. The wheels
rcyolye again, and out comes the $50 900
ticket, fainter shout and less confusion
Again the wheels revove, the blind girls
stand to their posts undaunted, and out
comes the S25 600; fainter grows the shout
and less grows the crowd. Pshaw! who
cares for the balance. "Get your tickets
ready, gentlemen and ladies'"
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Mining Notice.

TTOUAlt JUIBt IIuCtT County,, u
HALE & CRAIG, Attorneys for Administrator
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In the matter of the Estate of CHRISTOPHER
VALET Deceased.
IL l,o4 ~f
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Probate Notice.

Probate Court Placer County, California.
IN the matter Of the Estqts Qf d. 2. CASTNER
DenanSed
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-12-17
TUCSON 1 m o4Dr7Dn
 -0 A. l.. oAI OhDAf, DECEMBER F. Rza

Tor spindle or beacon off the reef roo me Norwalk Island Connecticut. one tbou sand dollars. '"e '"oH
 For beacon light at Pere Maruuetts b,rbor Lake Michigan, S6 GOO.
 For beacon light at Black Lake harbor Michigan, S6,OOO.
 For Beacon at Saint Joseph (On the nisr /, Lake Michigan. $3.GQO. gan, S7 GOO
 For day beacon on Whales Back reef, Green bay, Michigan, $lO 600.
 For repairs and renovstions at Round Is~ land light station, elght thousand dollars
 For rebuilding Point Iroquois light station, $l8,0OG.
 For range lights at the mouth of Saginaw river, Michigan, $I2000.
 For a lake coast lighthouse at Presque He, Lake Huron, S28, 900, in addition to former appropriations for rebuilding keepers dwell- ing
 For continuing the construction of light house on spectacle reef, Lake Huron, $l0O, GOO in addition ta former appropriations
 For improvements at South Manitou light tauon. Lake Michigan, $lO.00O,
 For repairs aud renovation of Eagle harbor light station, Lake Superior ,000.
 For light and fog signal at oint Reyes. Cal. $l5, 600, h addition to former approprati ons.
 For building a light house at or near the Eouth Ofthe Oak Orchard creek, on the south ern shore of Lake Ontario, New York, $2O, - O00
 For two harbor range lights to mark the en- trance ts Aquina bay, Oregon, $20 800.
 To establish light to mark the pier at the harbor of Plymouth, Duxbury and Kingston, in the State of Massachusetts, ST 93I43
 For new lighthouse al Putna Arenas, Cal sIr, T 4c,17.. lfarnnAr- annEnnriat2nnE- -fHAnAr
 For new lighthouse at Cape Blanco, Ore aon, in addition to former appropriations, S20, O.
 For rebuilding Grst-c]ass lighthouse at Cape Hateras. North Carolina, in addition to Former appropriations ftty-two thousand five hundred d, liars.
 For beacon on White Rock, Wickford harbor, Rhode Island 6,o0O.
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ARMORIES AND ARSENALs,

For repairs and improvements at Springfield armory, Massachusetts, 71I I,fvU'
 For continuing the development of water nower at Rock Island arTnory and arsenal S200O0O. For completing workshops number one ana two at the same, $l500O
 For macadamizing It's main avenues and streets, $5000
 For repairing quarters at the same, S5'OOO
 For Allegheny arsenal, for one-half the cost of grading, curving, and paving Ihirty-nlntth and fortieth streets, from Butler street, to Al Ierhsny valley railroad, S7,6l2.5O-
 For 9enicia arsenal, for repairs of buildings aud grounds, S3,OOO,
 Far Columbus arsenal, for grading, making roads and drains, $5,Q0O
 For Fort Monroe arsenal, for painting anc rensiring, one thousand dollars,
 For Indianapolis arsenal, for preservation ot buildings and grounds, $2,OOO
 Far I,savenwerth arsenal. for repairs 0 :. bniIding. streets and walks, $l,OOO | For San Antonio arsenal for repairs st Oul
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FOR LIGHTHOUSE REPAIRS.

In the third district. For repairs and reno vation at Poplar Point Ga,due's Island, and Horton's Point light station, $l2 3OO'
 For repairs and renovation at North Dump ling light station, $l5 O0O
 For repairs and renovation at the Ne" Haven light stauon, 4,oJ0.
 In the tenth disnicS. For repairs and reno vations at Ogdeasburg light station, $l9'OoO For repairs and renOvations at'HoTSe Isianc l light station, $l2, 0OO
 For repaits and renovation at Big SCdu' light station, $l4,0OO.
 Forrepai,s and renovation at Stoneg Eein' Eoht station, Lake Ontario Sl3,O0C.
 Iu the eleventh district. For repairs a Beaver Island, Port du Mort, Sheybogan' and ether light stations, S3. OoO, '. ,.,
 in the thirteenth district. For lighthouse and buoy-tander for the thirteenth district S9O 000.
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Seof.. es5f ?91fs''' gse office and painting l.oe. a
 For Va fcover arsenal. for renal. 'ngs' fencs and walks, $500 P1i'S of build 1 For " er7leit arsenal to - wharf to he wharf line ana 'G complete the olp the new wgei--~..d ro "nc connect it with behind R new wharf qmPlsie Iulolhs tee tSeze,566; and $40O.'[ r ''SS For gater,own arsenal, for repairs at the pest, tAee thou sand dollars.
 For ctntingeneies at all the srsenals, 5000.
 For savey f northern and northwestern lakes, $bO,000. For continuing the construction of Rock Island bridge, $}OO,OOO.
 For examinations and surveys of western and northwestern rivers, $50,000. PUBLIC WORK IN AND AROUND WASH
 INGT0N.
 For repsirs, cSe and Improvement of pu5- lie buildings, grounds, aud works in the Dis" trict of Columbia, under the direction of the Chief Engineer of the Army, viz:
 For casual repairs of tho Navy yard and Upper bridges, $I6,50O,
 For fuel for Presidents house, s, 600
 For care and improvement of grounds south of the Presidents house, $2,000
 For removing lee and snow frena pavements and public walks, $500
 For manure an hauling the same to public grounds and reservations, $500
 For improvement and care of reservations on New York, Pennsylvania, Maryland, Mas cachusetts, Vermont, Connecticut, and other avenues, S3,OOO.
 For an iron fence and paving and mprove ing around Franklin Square. $25, coo.
 For annual repairs and repaining the ex., teg:qE 9[the 97s5 Presidents house ~$I0, ,QCO,~
 For fuel for centre building of the Capitol, $500.
 For enIarging the shafts of escape for the ;mnnre air of the Senate chamber, $2,500. For propagating house for the nse of the public grounds, under the public gardener, S5~ OOO
 Fer hire ef carts on public grounds, s, 900 For purchase and repair of tools for public grounds, $l,O00. For purchase of trees and tree boxes' t' whitewash tree boxes, and so forth, 1000.
 For annual repairs of fences around reser- vations, two thousand dollars.
 For cleaning out sewer trap along Penn sylvania avenue, $500. 1 For lighting Presidents house, Capital ant public grounds, $l0, 900.
 For pay of lamplg ghters plumbing and gas fitting five thousand dollars.
 For contingencies of office ofpublic buildn $l, ,Ooo.
 For improvement and care of seats an fountains, in the pitol grounds, Si ,OOO,
 For construction of circular fence aroun and through the Presidents grounds to Sev enteenth street, inc uding foundation walls curbing, and iron fencing, $l0,OOO.
 For additional repairs to the green-hOus at the Presidents house, two thousand fiV hundred dollars,
 For repairs of the greenhouses at the pro nagating garden, one thousand five hundre dollars,
 For taking out private stairway leadin from law ,ib7ary to Supreme Court room, an ttV;n e,,nn i@ o inc rooms thus made with shelvln for library, two thousand donarS |
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NAVY YARD AT MARE ISLAND.

Fer completing foundery and boiler easb- ishment ftby-thousand dollars for sa"-mlil machinery, twenty thousand dollars; for ma chuery for bouse-joiners shop, i've thousand dollars; and for repairs of all kinds, htiy thousand dollars
 NAVAL STATION AT sAGKETT'S AI AnRnD
 For repairs and the general care ot the Puo'' I;o nro,artv one thousand dollars, NAVAL STATION MOUND CITY, ILLINOIS
 For necessary repairs of all kinds, three thousand dollars.
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r,. t5e improvement of Bulkhead rock ln
 is.cs Rhode I,land, $25O0,
 po,.cting site of Princess Bay light
 fron sucroachmenla of the sea,
 a
 fr rebuilding Esopus Meadow light station,
 o, river. New York, S25 ,O3o.
 5s.ldin- hgh.houaa as Colchester or in it's vicinity, Lake Char2plai n $2O, : croteetion of Absecom lighthouse site socrgaehmeuts of the sea, $l0,0OO r.r naw lantern at Maurice river, Della rsh, steJion, $2 900,
 F., rebuilding Fort Mifiin ligh. station, ssj5o
 Fa, buiiipr wbarves, sheds, and otherwise .s,..e thrigtiana light station &s buoy .,o= and winter harbor for light vessels al
 r9,b of the Christiana river, near Viii aa.ioa, Delaware, ten thousand dollars. Fo. ,asailding the light station on White saas, Virginia. $l5, ,00O g3- -csmmsncing construction of lighthouse 5 D lsuisld reef, near Bridgeport, Conaecucut ! -ag Island sound $30,00O.
 l, building lighthouse on Love point, il
 s4peake bay, $l5 5,OO0, I Gr bailaing a lighthouse ou Paul Ga miel 1l or at Or near Bodies Island, about m idwa,, .aEsea Cape Henry and Cape Hateeras, $50 |a
 Tor beglAaiag the construction of hrst class lighthouse on Alligator reef, Florlda lsag part ot the system for lighting the Flor Ila reeis one hundred thousand dollars
 For rebuilding the keeper dwelling at Cap 'An Bias light station, Florida, ten thousan dollars.
 Tor rebuilding the lighthouse at Boliva la'u' naar Galveston, Texas, S4O,OOO.
 Tor building sheds, wharves, and so forth ! the onOy depot at the heads of the passes ''- Mississippi, $l2,OOO.
 Tor range light on Decross point, at the CT 'Aaee of 4atagorda bay, l5,O0O.
 fs, aa iron lighthouse at Southwest pass s -s A'sslsslppi river, S4l, ,000, in addition 'a'na' appropriations.
 TOT building lighthouse on Barber's poin UANe Clamqlaln, New York, $l5,O00.
 Tor two lights ou the breakwater now heil ''l' Ai Buffalo, New York, $50, GOO,
 Tor salldiag ighthous on Bluf point, VI ''a' Island, Jake Champlain, Sl5 900.
 '3re0ailding keeper dwelling at Waugc '@Aa's light station, Lake Michigan, sl2,o'
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to 1teaeing out obstrue,ions ns.. - 1 tbs o access Tn low wai..r r., .ba N, 1aa lars 'H'uSAnd hve hundred dol- roa.: Cr rspairs In tunnel numbsr on. d--l ialien stones, one lhousand ~"9 re- connecting con0urC qAOI ~Ssua ASe hun For completing the distributing reservoir according to the original plan First, slops wall for protection ot banks, thirty thousand dollars second, repairing earthen banks and completing dividing bank and setting iron valve gate therein, five thousand dollars third completing the two gate houses of this reser- voir, twenty thousand dollars.
 For arrears of superintendsnee of July first eighteen bundred and seventy, four thousand dollars.
 For completing work at arch over high ser vice reservoir, and placing rail round the same, one thousand dollars.
 For superintendeRcy and general repairs, twelve thousand dollars.
 For macadamizing the top ofthe conduit now used as the main road to Washington, ten thousand dollars in all one huodred and twenty thousand nine hundred and thirty-two dollars Provided, that the money hereby SD. propriated for the Washington aquedGct shall be applied to the objects named herein and to no others Provided further, That all water rents obtained from tbe Washington aqueduct shall be applied to the improvement and repair of the same, and fer no other purpose, until otherwise provided by law.
 NAVY DEPARTMENT.
 For the necessary repairs aud improvements at the following navy yards NAVY YARD AT PORTSMOUTH NEW HHMPSHIRE.
 For the necessary repairs of all kinds, fifty thousand dollars.
 For repairs of buildings, and repairs of all kinds, $lO0,OOO. NAVY YARD AT NEW YORK. l For repairs of all kinds, one hundred thOua sand dollars.
 NAVY YARD AT PHILADELPHIA.
 For repairs of all kinds, twenty-five thou~ sand dollars, NAVY YARD AT WASHINGTON.
 For repairs of all kinds, fifty thousand doa- lars.
 NAVY YARD AT NORFOLK.
 For preservation of the yard and the ns- csssary repairs of all kinds, thirty thousand dollars.
 NAVY YARD AT PENSACOLA.
 For preservation of the yard and the ae~ cessary repairs of all kinds, thirty thousand
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT.

For the completion of the Washington I ornaaUcs ros @ exeept coping aud covering Of acqpeuuote eor rent and purchase of five and forty four one hundred5hs acres Otv Ot dn SoIars thousand three hundred and twenty uOii"I :,
 For purchase of roadway from ,.,fa Great ia. Ehl' eighteen eli aud four-tenths acres, one thousand and twelve dollars
 For nurcbase of roadway across land own d bv M William Brooke, five hundred and hity dollars
 For rent and purchase of land at Hi igh Ser,
 na rV, reseryoiT .e in Georgetown, three thousand three hundred dollars, For rent and purchase of land at DrIdgs oumber, six, in Georgetown, two thos'sns slA hundred and forty dollars.