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was not only wrong in itself, bu
In violation of law. In few DAYS there
after wrote q letter to Thomas. askins
II they had followed my advice ant
mad disbanded; and if they had not to dis
band Immediately. Thomas subsequently
told me the letter was unnecessary. as they
had c1sbanded in pursuance of my advice
given II @ i2ht was there. Moore was
present ON that night, but Hambrick was
not. Thomas said this was an indepen
dent organic alton, combining the good
elements of the Union League and Ku
K!ux. and was intended to get good, hon
est men, of both parties into office.
Gen. Leach was not cross-examined by
District Attorney Starbuck, who arose and
! said that he was glad that Gen. Leach had
been indicated by the proofs, and that
tne Republican party owed him their
hanks for breaking up the organization in
Davidson county.
The counsel on either side saw it was
unn ecessary to make any arguments. and
submitted The case to the Oomm;s ion. r,
who dismissed the warrants and DISC barge
the defendants Hambrick and Moore The
decision of the Commissioner was received
with great satisfaction by the Assem- bled
crowd, and it " as with some difficulty that
order could be restored.
Alter the Court had adj 1uI ned, General
Leach arose, r. quested the crowd TO te
main few moments. and then read strong
atidavlts from men # standing, b til OF
the Conservative and Republican par ies,
who had be- members and were resent
at the only meeting Gen. LcaI b ever at
tehCei, and which aft iavlts fully corr. b
rated bis statements add /, s imony. Toe 81
aflidavl's were duly authentic Ited, and
were submitted TO US fer our Inspection.
Ger. Leach Is willing t, submlt lhcn to
The examination Of Ahy cit I'm.
Thus eLd5 the III ampuI conspiracy t a
" restless radicals to iujure the w-ll-won
reputation of Hon J5mes Nj L., ch. The
very ", apons they expected TO against
hIm, were tur1ed aga!n~t themsevt s, and,
If We are OF mietakea, the evidence e.ici-
tel lu.s this inAtigator of the prOetc tloD
AID mala-S pring Of the conspirAcy, in
very unenvlab!e and daugerOus p ST Ion.
Gen. Leach was trlum phauty We'd 6 .tod
the prosecuting u. s. District Attorney
felt comp, RED 10 make public ackno~l-
edgmeEt of that fac,-And during the
evening r. ctived the cordial cOngratua-
tl0ns OF Numerous fr.t ends. Many Of the
radicals, whose Eearfs had been bea' ing
high vita the hope that their powerful
and feared opponent had at l4tt been en-
tangled In their tolls, locked gloOmily
elUugh Cv the unt expected dtvelCpme mt
that shattered the ir expectaii S, and adj
ded fresh lauIels t. the brow of their III
tended victim
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The Charlotte Democrat says We are
gratified to learn that Prof. Coas. Phillips,
OF Davidson College, (who has been con :
tined to bed for q long time) is somewhat
improved, but still lies in q critical condi-
ton. His death would be q great loss to
the State as well as to Davidson Collie ge.
We long since learned to love and admire
Prof. Phillips, and hope his life may be
spared. Although not a native of tho
State, he is devoted friend to North Oar
DINA and highly appreciated by all North
Caro'inians
The Charlotte Southern Home says ::
We hear complaints that the agricultural
monthlies say too little about the culture
OF tobacco. II is more than prob able that
Charlotte will be great tobacco depot in
less than ten years. Custom. Limo Din,
OIesv land. Catawba and other counties
We { Of the river, are finding the tobacco
crops the best paying of all.
With the exception of short Ii. e in
Los Angeloe, the Union Pacific Railroad
Company now owDs very rol OF railroad
Low in California.
From tie Cha.lo Southern Home, We
learn that the .rain from Cherryville. on
Friday, brought down over two hundred
additional victims of the malignity of Lo-
gen and the cupidity Of the ScoRgins gang.
They will reach the State Capital in time
10 observe Grants Thank giving Day.
North Cnruiina Las had OH The Bench a
Castor. n Murpi,y, i .dg' r, a RCffin AID
a Nakh, but ntver q Logan before. A
prominent PLilade' phiar, ON a visit to
Charlotte, and well known to the citiz rs,
said that he could go cut il the streets
and make q man of mud that would be 70
better Judge than L gar.
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Market steady with fair demand at above quota
tions.
ROsIN.-During the week just closed there has been
rmn in the market for the lower grades, and
shade improvement has taken place quotations given
in last. moderate enquiry has existed for ship
men the transactions have been somewhat restrict
ed of ship and stock For the finer grades
there has also been moderate enquiry, and former
prices have been fully maintained while for the medium
qualities the market has ruled quiet The arrivals, both
river and RAIL- meagre, and the stock remaining
in first hands is unusually light The sales and resalcs
for the week foot up SAL bbls, which sold follows
Friday, 90 bbls at 81 for strained 81 1919 for low No
2 Sc 25a6 low Pale s7@s for Pale, and 50 for
extra Pale; Saturday. 1920 bbs at 81 1919 for low No
81 204 IS No. O. S. for low No. S. so for No.
and Sc for low Pale; Monday bbls strained
IS for No. and Sc for low Pale; Tuesday, 217s
bbls at 81 10 for strained (on the spot; Wednesday,
sos bbs at s. for low Pale, S9 50 for Pale and 50
for extra Pale.
CoTroN.-The sales for the week ending to-day that
have been reported, 124 bales, follows Friday
Mt 1857 40 176 and SO at 1714 CENTS SATURDAY, Is at
H. and 175s cents u ID. We cOnde ut that
there have been of upwards of 500 bales during the
week at prices ranging from 6 to Is cents +. These
sales have private terms, and neither buyers nor
sellers will report In the absence of sales. quote
nominally ordinary at 16 cents, good ordinary Il
cents low mddling IN cents and mddng at IS cents
q ID.
TAR-The existing demand reported i'll Last hav-
ing somewhat supplied, the market for this ar
cle has declined cents The receipts are larger than
the previous week. and receipts taken at 81 IS 2
Dbl The receipts and sales for the week ending to-day
are III bbls which sold as follows: Friday, 152 bbls
81 95 y bbl Saturday, 21O bbs at 50 IS y bb Mon
day. bbls at 81 95 Dbl; Tuesday 12S bbls at - 80
3 Dbl; Wednesday,. 81 bbls at 81 rs q Dbl.
FERrnIzERs-Of nearly all kinds are in fair stock,
and at present there is but little business doing. We
quote store follows Peruvian Guano, lChincha
Isand) s75, 1860; de. do, Guanope $40; Carolina
Fertilizer 500 Ruths Challenge Sol. Phosphate, $50
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Ga'cEHEEOR'S HAIR DYE,

ITlit superb Hair Dye is the best IN the World
Perfectly Harmless, reliable and Instantaneous.
Unpleasant Oder. The genuine W. a. na,chel'
cr's Hair Dive produces INN SpIATELYs spleD.
aid Blaok Ur kAtnTei brown. DOee aot 81 ain the
Skin, Lut leaves LIAR Clean, soft aid BeAuti
full. The oclly SAFE anu Pertect DE. sold l.!
all Drugglsts. + ctorv l8 Bond Street, Rev
Yoch.
An23 99.c-eOdd W1ych
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The Charlotte Southera Home says ::
The Scoggins gang got into quite row at
the Charlotte depot on the night of the
24th. They drew their guns on the depot
hands (ne groes) and ordered them off the
platform. NJ. W. W. Pegram, the depot
egont, then interfered and the gang drew
their fire arms CD him and ordered him off
also He seat for a policeman, who came
and tired to re, tore order, bit one of the
gang put cooked and loaded pistol at
bis breast as.
Since iho murder of Sep Iu9h, The Soog-
glnees seem to think that they II sho OF
any ono with immunity. The outrage OF
witch they have bee II guilty is p. ni:en-
tiary ffencs by The laws of Nor,h Caro-
linz.
III Newbern, on Monday last, 81, 200
Cartaret county stock was sold by auction,
at 40 cents on the dollar.
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S P &c A L
HUDSOS @. WOLFEI'S
BELL SCHNAPPR,
SCHIEDANI, IN HOLLAND

Manufactured by the Proprietors at
SCHIEDANI, IN HOLLAND,
Is warranted Lerh city nure, ana free from
deleterioGs snbsta nces l. is distilled eGpress's
for cas- o: DYsPrP IA or IHDIGEsTI N, lR0PeY
g. Ut, IHEUMA1I<M, GENERAL DEBILITY, CATARRH
OF the bladder. PANS in the BACK and SToB
ACH and aii dsess II Fhe CRfSARY ORGANs
1t gives Rre&: Ri: in HtT5MA GRAVEL and
Ca. GULL 10 tho LAID R strengthens aad IL.
vigor the +v end viii ke p Fl tbA. dread
tcUnFg", FEskR at u QUE, ~hon taken IL
time.
4 peel ii Iai1s h,vo O,-en taken Is TO lis qn-l
;ty, sEd tjmr II 1T u If.-t may L. gU&raI tCGd
The Is orl;ated To max ths FILL sch SAPP
the most T+ist:e End Eniu3 A. ic:e u lie tluh
l. II dia il cd f.. ~ fAELEY ~ The mr. at q1AiiT
snI Tie : r. RAIIC IUaIPER berry Of ITALY A.
a heal il Il! ttvcEahe L. superior
Tn the aid sid u frc vito I Nv J, a;d r.
sui j" IL chEnces Of WAR a Il c iIDsfr, ihc.
vi fad !: Al iIvaCa. 10 sg=ut
IUD-n& - Wei %aE. fDI the pcTioJ # n
scans, GU: ncoiCd liz tie CHIAFPt busiEtes Tittl
HE lie 9. tise tate UD IPH0 NtLFE and his J. IL
OK pereLcc ard t'owtdge Of the buti4eos in
which he i Engaged, Fhou d be u srff 10 Il gu
pub 10 for arti1'" re AIRED txpTof ely f3r iii
diseases IL ov8 meI toned. AID 81. lie asks is t.
We tho BELL CHNf PRS = iri j, sid ccmpat the
with o. h' that ,ut ko tl:e ih" preteDt
IAUTfon Ask f.1' u. G VoI Fh'e GILL
GCHNAPPs "
For sale By 81 resi- ect.b & Or. Gers sd Apoth.--
carIee
RUD on ~. WOLFE !. co,
Office 8 South Willis N - New YtH.
: ORIAV 4 vOLLEne.
AID CHAh u. MYERS & 80.
W>iT8iu2tOn, r.. &.
&C - ida W3dlch
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Four Evils Whoever habit sliy any
alcoholic repArations ''ADPetizel' wi | be
likely 20 suff=r from fou evils, viz overplus
Of food in the stomach, impaired ability to di-
gest it, the psngs OF dyspepsia, and doctors
bill DR.. wALKER's VEGETABLE VINEGAR BIT
TaRs, the great Teetota Restorative of the age.
without ever stimulaiin g he palate Or irritating
the stomach, 1,Dparts health fdl appetite, pro-
notes digestion regulates the liver ard bowels.
purifies the blood. and thus, instead OF entaiing
our evils confers four ioestimable benefits.
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HAVE APPOINTED Mr.. Fl L. TUB
hE;NTINE to aid ne in cole otii & s'l due me by
moi es and accounts. He or / p i'll he at my Office
in my former Dry Good, store every ay du
rir q business honrs. Hoping sill thoss in debt
to me will promptly pay, 80 require the money.
JOAN DAWSON.
oet - 19-dStaWnatDec3I&WtDe
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G4!GNG1 lED IT'D ElgrLhGshTlla.

! "oncie h etO'y a. q q pat II The most wor-
tie M Il cite, AID 81 Cc'oGCd. ttrc11nstdnLsa
al q ttDId sco, ust"t is dC5tTDc'ip ty fire; with
tci r, iEoGcn g. ~. q Meksrs. Co1BERr "
IHhMBEEiIN, Cisy d;orr II Chicago Tribune.
Fully illustrated FROM photographs taken on the
epoa. Agents WaD'el, A !dr5es o. f. VENT
Cincinnati or New York. 4s,
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WILMINGTON Nh KET S
FOR IHs
WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY,
November 40 1871


SPIRITS TURPENTINB.-As noted at the time of clos
ing review Thursday last, the market ruled quite
dull and buyers not disposed to operate unless
lower figures. On Saturday it opened at decline of
cents on previous quotations. and sales made at so
cents u gallon. The market has since ruled quiet and
the transactions have been small. The receipts
tinue light and the bulk of stock here is in second
hands, the market closing quiet at 60 cents gallon
The sales for the week follows
Friday No sales.
Saturday 49,. 200 casks at 60 cents per gallon.
Do........ IS " " 81 sc
Monday. 300 6 80 g g
Tuesday. mo sales.
Wednesday,. so g " 6M g
Selected casks.
TURPENr1xE.-Thc demand for shipping and distil-
ing purposes has been good throughout the week ending
to-day "wednesday and the price has ruled unchanged,
for several weeks past The receipts have fallen off
compared with the previous week. and there only
light stock here The receipts and sales for the week
are az follows.
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DIED

In Brunswick county, Monday, 90 b NovenI-
Der. 1871. 81 thu re dsf;ce Of his f4thsr. no ;
Ef on N. RCFFHAEi, aged 30 yeaIs aid
months udeEt Of .hss and .IsTv Euffham.
Thus has passed swav Al exemplary snd con-
sci entons yo-Lg mau, an ornament TO 'he circle
of go Il sly ia with be moved.
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= ARRIE ID.

On the 231 lust Mt. TIT I'D" residence OF the
brides fatter. by the Rev. ". n. y. ko7re
CArBARINE V. Ga Lowry. OF tmi nv lie
n. y
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90 GOO FARMERS !!

THE HHLF Err shows you how 70 cove and
how 10 make money the farr where TO
'ook fox 4 e profits. and how ~ o':ffin tLtm
How to clear 600 90 from Oct ; =" -" Mi". 8
cops FREE to every farmer = dig 'a'n. 'n1 }.
a.. address to
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EHA UREA DIVOU UAEC AEHe
Every dsop CT the SARSAPARILLIAN BE-
SOLVENT communicates through the Blood,
Sweat, Urine. and other dUl( e and juices of the
81 sc the vigor Of life, tor it epairs the waStee
CT thu b.dy with now and sound material.
ScrUfule, t1 pbiIis Consumption, Giandular dis
esee, Ulcers in the tn, at, Mouth. Tumors,
| Nodes in he Glands and othrr paris Of the sys
tenn, 40 Eyes, Strum 'rCus discharge from tt e
Re. and the w1rst fCrms kin iseases,
Err ,ptiun Fever nFc=, tcald Rex . Ring Worm.
salt Rheum. Ers4,poAs, Acne. BAGS spots,
| Worms ~ the lesk Tuners ( 81 GERS in the
Womb, sud all weabeninR Id painful discba~g-
e Night 3wc4ts !ors o. 3 erLn aud al wastes
/ of til life - inclpie. are wlthiu the Irative
range ii lhis wonder Of Modern Chemistry, and
| ; .Gw avs will prove any oFson using
it for either of I'll, sc torms of Bare ite po ent
power to cul 9 them.
| Ii the patient, ,;Eily b. C,u ing fe,ilced by the
| wastes and accommodation III . oYl:iiIIuall3
Or Gr. eng ct tie arr.k ting 'sleee astes
and repsire he ane wi Do~ ma'eYia! made
| from athy blood q ii tits tbs sAH5APARIL
| LIAM will and does eeouTe-A cure is certain !;
| tor this remedy commences its work
of purihcsti d, and gu Ceeds in Diminishing the
! loss of wastes, It's repairs will be rapid, and
every day the patient vii foel himsed growing
better and etTonge lt fora 'igas:inx oot err
| appetite lmIr:'Vl1k md Ii II weigh in
crossing.
Not Oni7 docs tue rAHsAPAa'LLiAr EEsoLvEsT
excel oil ku0Gn remedial aGeFLe i'll the cure Of
OhrOtio, Gcrof ilous. Cot i;u;iOnsl, aud Skin
GiseSses: but il IS lie only pocitIve for
AiGHsy ana Bladder Complaints.
Uri. cry. and Womb ciseeses, GrayoI, Diabetes,
Dropsy, StOppage CT Wator, Ipcontinence OF
Urine, 5rght's Disease, Alhuminuria, and in 8 Ii
cases there are brick duet deposits, or
the water IS thick cloud, mixed with sp5sta1
ces like the white OF egg, threads like
white IL or there is Q morbid. dark, bIliiOue
appearance, and white bone duet deposits, and
when there 10 a prioking, In III y. 2tioD
when sssin water, and pAi liz the FRA all 0;
the Rack and elorg tie Loirs.
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9 O'CLOCK.
FREE I'd RnlK kGEATs.

We will send d hard ONE FrosI Gu q CTR
Ne1u Ilustrafea Family Bb!c, CO taz''l2g yer
900 fine Scripture IIustIauone !" rhy - OK
agent. bee of charge. Ed3ross IATI l. ! tB '
LISTING Or MPANY PhLadell hla. -. =, - u,
Ga or ST. Louis, Mo. ~
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HEALTH! Be AUrY!..

STRONG AND PURE RIOH DLOOD.-IN.
GREASE OF FLESH AND WEIGHT-CLEAR
SKIN AND BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION
SECURED TO All,
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UTATCH FIX EE t. Agents t. intro ouce ar
w tcIes that sell il tverV hgu3 bATrA x
Go , Pitts. urc, Pr. 4w
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RAUWAY'S aGAnY RELIEF

hADW Al . a szA2FE "a sYA&EF
~ILL AFFOED IN SrANT EASE.
LNFLA NINA TON OF THF KIDNEYS,
MI ANNA 7IDN OFTHE BLA ODER
INFLA NINA TION OF THE 30 Wells
% No ES ION or THE UNGS
50 RF TRRDAT, DIFFICULT BREA THING
PALPIT4 TON Of THE HEART,
HYSTERICS, GROUP. DIPTHERIA,
CATARRH, INFL UENZ
YEA DA CHE LOOIHA( He,
NEURALGIA, RHEUNATIo
COLD CHILLG. 40 UE CHILLS
The arpiostiDn If tle Ready f<,t,f to the
psrt or parts whore the pain difficulty exists
will AT rd ease AID conf r..
Twenty drops il haf tulnbier of W ster vii
in few ,nIeuts cIre CrGolpe. epaems, Sour
Stomach dea7tbnril, SICK Headache. Disrrlt CA
~ seutery, C.ic. J ind sbe towels sni all
Internal Pains,
Travellers should always clry a bottle OF
Il ad W avs Ready relief With them. few
drope In water will prevent sickncss or paine
from change Of water. It is better than Frencs
Brandy or Bjtters stimujant.
FEVER AND AGUE.
FEVER AND AGUE cured for fifty cents.
There is not q remedial gent in this world that
will cure Fever and Ague, aid all other Malari.
Gus. Bilious. Scarlet. Typhoid, Y DoW, and
other Fevers aided by RADWAY's PILJ4S) so
quick RADWAY's REAi BELIEF. Fifty
cents per bottle.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14

SUPPOSED SUICIDE.-The felNss body of A'G
Miller, better known rs Spring Valley Miller was
found on bar at the foot OF hole of water in
the North Fork of the American river below Rat
tlesnake Bar, on Sunday evening last, about two
o'clock. Miller has had, supposed he had,
times of trouble for some years past, and of late
ycorath~se periods have occurred moro frequent
ly Some days before his death one Of these
freaks came over him and he attempted to drown
it in wine-he owns vineyard and makes wines
himself, or did when alive--but the wine only
crazed him, and he instead drowned himself.
lie left home in the night of Saturday and was
found, as above stated, about two miles from his
house, dead u He leaves large family and what
onght to have been pleasant home.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14

THE PALM OR DATE TREE.--Our old friend
jeff Wilcoxen, sont us this week by our noighbor
Mr.. V. Y. Mann, Palm or Date stalk (phoenir
dacylif fera), grown in the ncighborhood Of Putah
creek. The sample sent us is about nine feet
high but of what age and the size of the main
stem we are not apprised. We did not know be-
fore that this tree had been introduced into Cen
trail California 1t fourishes in Palestine in n
latitude of about thirty three degrees, and will
beyond doubt prosper and be prolific in the
central and valley portion of California. looks
wonderfully tropical as it stands i'll our office;
but what will not grow in California?
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14
Asse sSment Notice.

CT. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY:
y Location of property-Ophir District, Pla-
Ger county California; Notice is hereby given
that at meeting of the Trustees of said Com
pany, held on the Twenty-seventh day of De-
cember, 1870, an assessment Of One dollar per
share was levied upon the Capital stock of said
Company, payable Immediately to the Secretary
at the office of the Company No. s, Duncan s
Building, California street, San Francisco.
Any stool, upon which said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 1st day of February 1871,
will be advertised on that day as delinquent, and
unless payment shall be made before, will be
sold on the 18Th day of February, 1871, to pay
the delinquent assessment thereon, together
with the costs Of advertising and expenses of
the sale. r. L. CRONISE,
d314w, Secretary
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14

Ar last we have had rain and what there was
OF it has done much good, especially to the farm
ing community. Enough water fell in the early
part of the week to put the ground in good con-
tition for plowing and seeding, but it cleared off
very cold indeed Wednesday night last was the
coolest of the season. According to the rain
gauges abont one and a half inches of water fell
here, and more in the mountains and less in the
valleys. From telegraph reports we learn that
extreme cold that followed has made it useless to
the miners in the mountains; however, judging
frcm our Alta letter they are joyful and if they
can't mine, they can skate and dance quadrilles
on the ice
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14

OLD RYE.--A. Lipsett, the obliging and stir
ring landlord of the Orleans Hotel, has been
laying in some new supplies, and among the
Eest has presented us a sample bottle of j. Hard
ing's Old Rye Whisky, made at Wilksbarre,
Pennsylvania This old rye is warranted to be
the best in the market and we mention the fact
that those who wish pure article may know
where to find it.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14
Payment Immediately.
Notice to Creditors.

Ia the matter Of the Estate Of SIL.4S SWEET,
Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned Executrix of the Estate of ST
las Sweet deceased, to the Creditors Of and all
persons having claims against the said deceased
to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers,
within ten months after the first publication of
this notice, to the said Executrix at the town of
Rocklin, her place of residence, in the County
of Placer.
RHODA A. SWEET
Dated at Rocklin, Dec. 2lst, 1S70.-d24-iw.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14
FARMERS AND GARDENERS. ATTENTION..

no YOU WANT TO BUY SEEDS AND
IL Plants that you may surely rely on Go
to SEWN VINCENT & Co, the well-known
Seed Dealers COZ Sansome St., between Wash
ington and Jackson Streets, San Francisc7, and
Brooklyn, Alameda County. Mr.. SEWN Vincent
is the only Seed Grower of California. He
guarantees the superior quality of his seeds and
all those imported he tests with tho greatest care
before selling. De sure he will sell you the best
nrd cheapest dc.53sr.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14
Dissolution Notice.

YINHE LATE FIRM OF E. L. GARDINER &,
l. w. B. Mcclure, is this day desolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the firm are hereby notified to present
the same to W. b. Mcclure for settlement, and
all persons owing debts to said firm are also no.
tilted to call and make immediate payment to
said Mcclure, who is hereby authorized to make
all settlements in the firm name.
Ed L. GARDINER,
w. b. MCGUIRE.
Auburn, December 31st, 1S70.-4w
The Placer herald., 1871-01-14
Local and, Countv Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

CATHoL1c-Rev Father Kelly will hold Divine
service n:the Catholic Church, in Auburn every
third Sunday in ieach month, at the usual hour.
METHODIST J. H. Peters will preach at
the Court House at II o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and the NJ E. Sabbath school will meet at
the same place Immediately after the Church ser
vices.