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LATEST FROM WASHINGTON.
United Sfasea Supreme Court The
Le"nl Gender Question.

WASHINGTON. April Fit i asrcrlained
that the opinion Of the majority and MI
noIity Of the Supreme Court on the lGgil-
tender cases will not be read on Monday,
but will be reserved for the adjourned term.
which commences October 10Th. 1t is said.
however, that an elaborate opinion will
be read on Monday announcing the llnanl-
nous decision ol the court on collateral
point sustaining the validity Of gold con
tracts made since the passage OF the legal
tender act Of 1862. There seems TO be 10
reason to doubt that majority of the court ,
consisting Of Justices Miller. Swaynr, EaNi>,
strong. and Bradley. will affirm the r"nSti-
tutionalitv OF said legal-tcnder act, and de-
eide that contracts made before the war, IN
which no special kind of money is mention
ed. may be fulfilled 10y payment in green
backs.
The minority, consisting Of Chief Justice
Chase and Justices Field Nelson, and CHI
ford, will dissent from this decision. and
declare the opinion that the lega-tendcr act
cannot constitutionaly apply to any such
contracts.
Several important cases which have been
argued this term will not be decided
until after the expiration of the recess,
including one from Kentucky involving
the conStitulionality of the civil rights
bill. The case OF Klein & Parguut, in
volviug the constitutionality of the Drake
amendment relating to the effect of
pardon in the Court of Claims, will be held
under adyisement until October, Us Will
also be the case Of Watson ct I'll. vs.. Jones
ct al, involving decision of the disputed
rights of property between the lrcSbyte-
ri;m Church, North, and the Presbyterian
Church, South.
Ihe case of White W.. Hart ct AL, from
Georgia, involving the binding force of
notes given for slaves previous to the
emancipation, will not he decided until
Holmes vs.. Sever, Il similar case from Ark
ansaS, is argued. In the former case the
question is, whether the Constitution of
Georgia forbidding the enforcement of such
notes is in controyention of the United
States CONSTITUTIONS
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND -FLoUn ExcHAHGK.1
RICHMOND, VA, April q, 1871.
q OFFERINGS. yi .tg,s .ts

hiohsiufD, Va, April a. 1871. !
OFFERINGS. Is tfls 's
nhfat.-White. go bushels. Red, 1875 bushels.
r- 40 hltr, 40 bushels. Yellow, 100 bushels
Odts.- al0 bushels,
Rye- go bushels.
OJIt.-5g0 pounds.
Uhem-Whitc, IS bushels common nj 81 IL. "a
unai'tis common at SldO; SO bushels fair ON prI-
bushels. '" Nv '"-7-'o"i' 80
b nhsat,-Red. 40 bushcls common a. sl.45: SO
oush. Is good at 81 70-t0taI, 10 bushels
corn White, liz bushels goou nj sg, 1Ot I,usI,
''1 0 aerS go at &c. tot tl 2lG bushels.
DHs.-l32 bushels very good ut gOc
Rye.-l2 b-shels prime at 9Oc. ~ .. y
RE-ExHIBITED. ri
|'rn.-Whlle, loo bushels. Yellow, 100 bushels
REMARKS.
Inc offerings on ,, hange to-day were light.
mere Is 10 Improvement In wheat, nor do we
ooh ior any now, as the mills are preparing TO
ciose up In order 10 have the necessary repairs,
@c.' MADE for the new season. Corn TO- day de-
o'iheo. lhls Is not to be wondered at when white
ana yellow southern Is quoted In Baltimore at 70
10 &C., and the article closed In New York on the
10Th Instant heavy aud lower as u to 7Osc. Oats
on Chahge to-day sold ut the figure of the precet-
Jug uay 10 VIII, aOc for very good Rye MAIN
taihs Inc price at which 1t has ruled for weeks
pasl-Soc' Tor prime. We once more advise farm
er5 10 SEND IN their wheat now for as We have said
t'e mills VIII soon close for the season-some of
the'il PROBABLY In week or ten days The wheat
VII ohhnee To-day was mostly OF I'm ferlor quality
ieio" corn was entirely neglected,
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LYSCHBURG, VA.

APRIL 25.--Market dull for all sorts tobacco ey-
ccpt bright, which is active anG IN demand. We
note slight decline IN the prices OF common to-
hacco and some improvement In wrappers. Leaf
Wrappers, fine, SScQGS!5; extra yellow, $500 SIS.
ST LOUIS, MO.
APRIL 25.-We quote. y 100 lbs. Lugs. $40
8I.75 common Leaf. IS. 75QlSG.75; medium do, s.
ass: good do. Ss.25G SO: colory manufacturing
d. $l2@SaO wrappers, S2OII $50.
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kEWHNG.MACTIINES.


w ANTED, 80 900 people to know that
w are sorry that the unprecedented sue
cess OF the matchless WILSON SHUTTLE SEW
ISC-MACHINES In this city should have dis
turbcd some OF our competitors to such au extent,
and sorry that the generous reception given us by
the people of Virginia should have aSakened so
much envy aud ill-nature the part of any In the
same line OF business aud we are sorry for those
who act as If they thought their only path to sue
cess lay over our failure; for our business has al
ready assumed proportions which places II lar
beyond their power to injure.
We believe no persons have any better right to
sell sewingmachineS than us, and we also believe
that tile people of Virginia have perfect right to
buy the best machine In the market al Il reasona-
BILE price II they desire TO. even II our competitors
| receive no benefit from the purchase.
! We have not the least objection u our competl-
tors or their agents following our wagon OH Its
rounds among our customers.
| the houses Of our customers and dcuouncing our
machines In any manner they can think OF, after
our backs are turned.
| But pe hare object ions to agents OF any other
sewins machine giving lessons on the matchless
| Wilson. VS. prefer paying our instructors our
SelUsS.
And we again caution ladies' against allowing
| sewing machine agents not connected with our
| rooms to handle Il Wilson.
| We guarantee our machines unsurpassed by any
In any respect. To idst long. to run as light to
make as beautiful cork. and from 8l5 to *25 less
| than any others in TIE market.
| ap2o AVERY 4 co. 4 MAYO.
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HsstRs AHgk STATIONERY

NREAT DEPOT
SCHOrL BOOKS ADOPTED FOR USE IN TIL
rU6LIC School ; OFVikGlNIA.
che SIu7 ri!rrs are agents for
THE tISIEk.RSlTG PUBLISHING COMPANY.
and are supplied with full stock "f their puhlica-
lions, intending Primers, Spelling Books, Re.d-
crS AriilImctics aud Biographies togt Their with
Bullion's Ergli-h GramInars. published by Mcssrs.
Sheiloi. 4 !. -.
Other series adopted by the Board Of Education,
will be promptly Tiled At contract prices. In adj
itiurl they furnish AL other school books used IN
the publ and private schools of the state. with
every description u stationery.
an IL WUDDIlUCSE K PARHAM.
rUNFEDERATE PUBLICATIONS.
OkASDIII'H& ENGLISH will buy Ill Kinds
uf COZ, Fr.DiEATE BOOKS, but high prices
viii he paid for some of the battle reports and
statutes or law Of Congress. I'll the new works
aud lie largest s!"ck III Stan lard i.hW BOOKS
40 I2-,,NH
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The Joint High Recess
for the SnaDlng OF the treaty

WASHINGTON, April 21.--The JOnt High
Commission has adjourned to May 30th, by
which time it is understood that The clerks
will have the treaty in shape.
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FlHrs.-On Friday night. the DIST inst.
lire broke out in the Red store OF McssrS.
Wiltmm & Co., near the White Sulphur
Springs depot. on the line Of the Chc>a-
pcakr and Ohio railroad, which resulted in
the total destruction Of the storehouse
and the entire stock of goods. together
with the private residence and the furnl-
ttrc therein Of DR.. L. C. Wills.
Ga sunday morning last was burned the
large Stable belonging to DR.. John y. Hun
Ter. together with five horses, one calf, 4
considerable amount of lumber, several
sets OF hurur>>, and some valuable mt
rhinery aud farming OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bltrg Journal.
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New OKLEANs.-Thc danger 10 which the
city oi New Orleans Is exposed from the
great crcrt>Sc which has occurred Il few
miles above il lies in il ncarnc>S 10 Lake
Observation-Disclosures city and the lake are
six miles apar1---and 10 the fact that be
tween them cNtcndsa Swampy waste, which
i easily lillri with the waters OF the lake.
even hN he elect OF 4 high wind blowing
inland, inns causing the water to over
How Il large portion oil the suburbs oi
the city. The streets on such occasions
resembling canals. should the Bonnet
Care rrcva>>r continue, or become
more extensive. the immense Volume
OF water pouring into the western en-
lrrmjty OF Lake ponlchartrain might so
swell IL waters IL 10 calsc the lake 10 hc
forced across the intervening swamp into
the city OF New Orleans, ami so produce
an intimidation. 1t j. not al uncommon
tiIing IL lind Il large section OF the city un-
der waiter even alter heavy summer show
o. Of IN hours duration. While there
would not necessarily be any danger 10 life
IA iH, contingency of al overflow. pro-
petty wouId sitter Immensely: and even the
extraordinary Spectacle might he offered
OF one Of the small steamboats, which ply
or lir. lake through the old Basin >tramln.
NJ the contiguous streets To receive pa>Scl
.cr< from the >ccomd-storv window OF
huu-cs This is possibility. however,
" hirii would not hr likely 10 occur unless
The Mississippi should assert lis power in Il
nilul.rr!inll>lmlini,s history. Asst Is, an I'M
mc!,>r loss las h:on inflicted upon the plan
lati"ns which have been submtir@Gd 10y the
crcvaS>c. The question OF the Mississippi
l,.vccS ha> always been 4 matter 81 extreme
>olicitudc To the people of Louisiana living
along the Wand borders OF the river
and. indeed it is not Il cheerful reflection
for thoze 50 situated to feel that at high
water mark they lie down to S eep on Il
level twelve or fifteen teet below that OF the
u.hty river which Sur"cS above them, and
the waves of which lap the top OF the EN-
lr.ul,ln9nts that keep it, waters III check.
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4 HOUSEHOLD Y.-The
"A WHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING-MA-
CHINE should be found In every household, me
h1utlreds OF thousands of fam Ilies now using it
viii bear testimony that 1t is the best most accu-
rate simplest, and neatest machine made. IL IS
noiseless, and makes lock-stitch alike on potn
sides. A large variety OF styles OIL hand. sold on
the iustalment plan, C. l.. RADWAI.
ial3 739 Main street, south side.
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pROAD-BOTTOM AND FLAT-a
- IiEELED CATERS, handmade, for III
comfort and durability. Superb goods -
Gl,AkCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
I>:s Main ST., AID corner 9Th and Broad streets
Eroad street,. " em @au
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BOOTS. SHOES. re.

T AIDES FRENCH LASTINGa
IL FRONTAGE BOOTS Handmade, 49,
pump soles, lfnen-lined, our own make; are "a.
pleasant to wear, and do not draw like machine.
made shoes wear well, and don't rust the hose
Extra good goods very cheap. = 80 = -
AIARCUs HARRIS & BROTHER.
1879 Main ST., and corner 5th ana Broad streets.
be particular and call at the corner OF 9Th ana
.5road streets. az S'o
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ir'|>~>~~rs~~~~~<~~~c
FOR NEW YORK. - Virginia -1ense
4 Steamship ard Pacset Company,e4 IEEn
elegant steamship WILLIAM P. CLYDE. In nj.
rr11KKKREh, VIII laare hee .sharf at Rockets On,
onahalDA1, Aprii 2sth. ut L. n. Freight re-
celved up to the hour OF sailing. "
III aii southern and eastern ports.
mill So steerage, 9s; rOcnT-triU tfcketa eood
an9s ~ only *i5. -. j. BURR, Pres't,
| l2l4 Main street.
f9nh s,, NEW YORK.--The Old sea.
giant s;dal, nion Steamship Co.'s ee.&IkSN
BL4KEMAN, win leave her WI. ao BELL. Capt.
ronai, April 2oh at 10 O'CLOCK 4. On
received until O'Clock A M 80 - -. FREIGHT
through bulls OF lading signed and 49,
wardeo with dispatch to all points1aosstS o ios-
anu Test. Close connections made WITH a;",,
rassenger accommodations UNSURPASSED
Fare, 9l2; steerage, 80; round.srtn .1csa,. a.,
For freight or passage, apply 10 -SAe''' w.
JOHN w. WYATT. tAsen.
ap 2e-sL No. Governor strper,
DOR BALTIMORE.-S teamere.rg
II STATE OF MARYLAND viii
leave her wharf on MONDAY at II o'cincf
freight received Friday, Satuzd ~, and ND To ia
O'Clock A. III. Monday. Passage, $5. For freien
ap If,sSasn " VIZ. BRETT, Aren't,
EOR NEW YORK-CURRRIE & n.
a G0,'S LINF.-The fast-sailin9 sch'r XIX
sARDIalAN, HoLBaooK, master, hsv-skH
Ing tne larger portion Of her cargo engaged,
apply to CIRRIE a C0hA''
ap corner OF 18th and Cary ats.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
MEMS CLIPPINGS.

On the 18th of November the w'ne-sroa ,;o.
ers of Napa, Solano and Sonoma ;,arest. eo",,
q q n meet at Napa to consider the ih'eiesa' a
of ,bair business in general way, but eFfo,
u ';,iIy to take action for the procurem meh' o.
needed legislation.
Cbas Kent of Nevada county has con-
..o,aJ with = man from Des Molnes, iowa,
Who aprees 10 furnish him with one thous''n' ~
hogs a month, through the W m'er y s0ason s',
delivered at Colfax, for six and hali ceN''
per pound. =,
Tbo Sacramento river above is lower al
,his time than at any former period know
- ub;te men. Tie Dover, OH her last tiiP
was three DAYS coming from lehama 10 he'
Bluff, distance of twenty-three i"'les'
By private letter it is learned that 'h'
n,;ncipI business portion of the village 0
uscheviIle, Yolo county, was destroyeu ~, ~
fire on Thursday night, November 3D. lit
Iire originated from the explosion OF ne O.
sene lsmp. Insurance, if any, not stated
The total number of deaths which occur
red . ring the week ending November ~
IN San Francisco. was 7S. Of these 81 wer'
male decedents and 2G female; 69 ~lll'e,
black and 7 Cinnamon; 80 were OF ni''''
and 80 Of foreign birth.
In Stockton. November 9Th, the jury IL
the case of the people vs.. Mrs. SAVERS, af'e'
h mo out two lours, returned a verd ct o
&. not onilry." She was immediately released
rom custody and is now at the Yosemite
House.
A practicable bride path has been mad'
rom Glacier Point down into the I oseml''
valley. 1t pursnes zigzag course, is three
md It half miles long, is perfectly safe, an'
: said to afford some very fine views. 1t i
made by private enterprise.
The Solano Democrat of last week con
tans l07 sheriff sales. The long list is prot
table TO the Sheriff and the Democrat, bu
It's bad way for The property holders
Solano county to advertise Their property.
Owen Meredilh's poem Lucille " is sli'
20 have been Grammatical by Mrs. Fair durn,
her imprisonment. Tie work ia spoken Q
very highly by parties who have read it,
A Cilroy COW, while on her way to execu
tion the other day, attacked horse al.
sorcd The animal 10 death.
During the month Of October ibcrc wer
tweny-six actual fires in San Francisco, q
ahich six were attempts at incendiarSn
lhc loss of the month is set down at $50,
l06 o.
The beet sugar Of The crop Of 1871 is i
beautiful crystals aud has delicate flavor
.usgesiiye Of rock candy. The Alyordd
piIl is now working up fifty tons OF beet
laiIy.
The Bank of Stockton has declared div
lend Of one per cent for the month Of Oct'
Der, pavalle ON aud afer the 14,h Of NJ
vcmbtr.
Slhnon are coming up the rivers of Mel
loc'no in large numbers, ailordng fun for Il
ishermcn.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
PROBATE NOTICE,
STATE or CALToES1A.
County of plac = IN Probate Con

STATE or CALIFORNIA.
County Of plac =, IN iro0afe CoT.
IN the matter o! the Estate of DANIEL WuI,Dn
deceased
Notice for publication of time appointed TO
proving VIII, &c.
DURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAT-
4 Court, made on the Sth day of n N,vemrer
\ u. loh, notice is hereby given that MONDAY
'HE 2th DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. d. 1871 at /,
clock 4, NJ, of said day, and the Court room
sud Court, at the Court House, in Aub;un
eounfy Placer, have been appointed as Il ,
,tne % ana piaceior proving the VII of said Dan e.
-ai'sHi s u,et%sed' and for hearing the arplIc.
'oh OF JOHN WILLARD for the issuance to Inn o
Letters Testamentary, when and where anv No,
'on interested may appear and contest the sa,ne I
Dated Noyemb Stb. lS7l. ''N ''D''
io1' 20" GEO G. SEWELL. Clarl
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
Notice to Creditors

Estate of JONATHAN FERRIL. deceased
NORGE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIT
y uuders'gned, Administrator of the Estn,.
Jonathan Ferril, deceased, to the creditors -,
Shi all persons having claims against the sa;
"ce@sed' to exhibit the same. with the neces.a'- cav
touchers' within ten months from the FIRST nnb
,I &c t'on OF this notice to the undersigned at hi
eS,1enre at forkvile near Yankee inns coun,, NJ
u Placer, State of California. '''''' o0u'''
WM. BORLAND,
Aubur, ". 80, - Administrator.
L. 4
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11

fRElGHTs AND tARLs. he greater NUM-
he'ot the Democratic nominees for ihe Iegis-
aturc voted for at our late State elect o
we're pledged to use all means in their power
o secure the passage Of an act reguiatin.
.re'shts and fares on railroads. Cnfortu
laiely the greater portion of those nom,uee
we're not elected and it now remains to b.
seen whether their more successful comp,,i
tors will carry out the measures. and 10
rtan extent limit The extorlonate rates now
lowed an charged by the corporation own
ng he 'rly all the riilro IDS in California ",
10 not for a moment expect that such bi
MI receive tie sareiion Of tile Assembly.
That body is largely Republican, and erel.
m my, perhaps a me ejority, of its memher
are men selected by the railroad owncrs
peiSei to their interests and elected !hrousl
her influence; but the bill should p 81 II o
senate, and we hope some member ,f III +
body will present it, and thus force ever,
member OF the Legislature, irespe, tive O
politics, to place himself on record ON III,
ssue, The matter of freigh,s and fares j.
lot now regarded of much Importance bu
Is our population and carrying trade increase
VIII attract much more attention. Il .
luty of the Legislature to fix a fair rate n
tariff for freishts and fares over r,iroads
md IT the session of this winter neplerts +,
10 so it will show itself dercliet in its duI,
o the people, and 90 far to prove itself III
iupe and tool of the railroad moponolv
San JodqHn Repnblicnn.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
Notice 10 Creditors.

Al INC Probate Court of Placer County e.,
III the matter of the Estate of J. NJ. B,pporn
deceased -
Y OIlSE Is HEREBY GIVEN By Tu1
1 Undersigned, Administrator Of tba Fltn,. lni
u d, ~ barbour, deceased, to the cro5;.a. .1.a.'
~, ana all persons having claims ooains, ~
aiu deceased to exhibit them. with ln' tha ,h' m
Gess"iy vouchers, within ten months of."r r., AZ ne
ars. publication of this notice to the "at5 sed n'
Cnnn,r C"'Ur, az his Residence in Auburn pla"s,
THoS. JAMESON,
Auburn Nav IVA, Public Administrator.
''' uoll .4v
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
Summary OF COAST DISPATCHES.

San Jose is to have a street railroad. -
A Mrs. Oliver was dangerously burned II
San Francisco by her false hair catching hrt
from a candle.
SAN FnAxusco, November 9th.
Arrived--Steamship Moses Taylor, frou
Honolulu connecting with the Nebraska, iol
sydney. She brings news of the disaster ic
the Arctic whaling fleet, forwarded III spe'
cal Dispatch The captain reports boarding
October 19rl, the water logged brig ohele-
kof, from San Francisco to Calho, with
cargo of lumber. All the crew and passen,,
yers had perished. The eiptain was found
on deck, ust alive. The last passenger hao
died the day previous.
The whaling fleet in the Arctic ocean was
caueht in The ice between the lst and lOIl
OF September Thirty three vessels wert
crushed or abandoned. Twelve hundred
men took refuge on vessels outside and sailed
for Honolulu No lives were lost. lhe
disaster falls heavily upon New Bedford
There were only three vessels from oai
Frlnc4co IN the business this year, and two
Of them were crushed and the other aban-
ioned. The news created great excitement
here when the Moses Taylor snived ihi.
morning. Several captains from the wrecked
or abandoned vessels arrived by the Moses
Taylor.
Very rich silver mines are reported dis
covered near Prescott, Arizoul. The IA
ciic wood preserving works, san Frlncisco'
we're destroyed Tuesday. Loss, $4,000.
They Will be rebuilt a.. san Francisco M
.urance computes lose about so 900 by the
disaster to the Whaling feet. The stockton
Common Council his refused to issue $780,
300 in bond. to the Stockton and Nisal!a
railroad company . Wild gee'e are s'
plenty in San Bernardno county that com
oany has been formed for drying and smok
NJ them for the Chinese market. 4
whole block of buildius, including the SoN'oo
Democrat printing office, WAS burned O
tuesday Last loss about $50, 600, mostly
covered by insurance john slime : bank
ssets will, it is said pay fifty cents on lh
!ollr The Dutch Flat, Placer county,
Blue Gravel Mining Company WAS incorpo-
rated Tuesday; capital, 81 coo, ,000. n he
Virginia and 1ruckcc railroad has been fin.
she'd from Reno 10 Steamboat Springs, and
he event was celebrated at Reno on Tues
lay hst by much drinking, spcaking and
lancing, in which our Nevada sisters tignred
prominently. ... Portland, Oregon, want'
subsidy from Congress to build il railroac
rom there to : III Lake Prentice Muliord
going TO Europe to lecture for three year.
m California. Capitalists furnish him none,
md expect its return hy increased emigra
iion.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11

EMPTY CIGAR Boxes. The Chicago Re
publican gives currency TO statement that
empty cigar boxes must be destroyed, &C
cording to a recent judicial decision. Thai,
journal says that decision has been render
ed touching the tax upon cigars, making t .
penalty Of ffiy dollars not to destroy the box
after the cigars have been taken ihcreliom.
This applies not only to the regular dealer,
hut to the consumer, and the individual wh'
has half dozen "kicking around hs
house, or in possession of his children, had
better pnt his feet in them. or institute :
savings bank in order to meet the penalty,
since the law does not excuse ignorance.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11

THE Wrsr.-We have the first number
Of a ner publication under the above title
1t is sixteen page monthly, devoted chief,
to the prospects and promises of the Pacif.
coast, its history, past, present and pros
peciivc. As is publisher tells us in th.
ralutatory:
TO this end its Columns will contain inforna-
tion relating to climate soil, products, CONNER ce
society, education, science, literature, art church
and State.
1t is published by John II. Carmany q
Co, San Francisco. at the low price Of one
dollar per year. The first number gives
gromise that it will be valuable and inter-
esting monthly.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
Assessment Notice.

offIcE OF THE BELLEVUE MINING CON-
IANl-LocA11oN OF WORKS, OPHIR DIS,
TRIcT, PLACER Co., CALIFORNIA.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT At
~ meeting of the Board of Trustees OF sau
,1oonmlmny' held on the lst day of Novempei,
OIL an assessment of one dollar per share "''
eVled upon the capital stock of said COMPANY;
@yao'e immediately, in United States gold ah, ~.
iiver liver CON- to the Secretary, at the office OF 'n'
California.
Any stock upon which said assessment sha" r
,e,nain ,e unpaid on the sixth day of Decempeh' ~
io,' shall be deemed delinquent and Will "a "a
my advertised for sale at public auction ahs =.
sold on
WEDNESDAY, THE eth DAY OF DEcEMpEH
,on' TO pay the delinquent assessment tose'n''
WIN costs OF advertising and expenses OF san'
Dy order Of the Board Of Trustees,
TT. CRONISE, Secretary, ,o
ofFicE-iO9 California Street (up stairs o.s e.
francisco, California. MORE
The Placer herald., 1871-11-11
NeW Advertisements.
asfsFsvy-s WIS. SHIELDS, DDS
OWee at J. u. Jacobs Photograph Rooms,
Opposite ORLEANS HOTEL, AUBURN. MI
EOTICE OF MEETING.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL
" Stockholders of the GOLD Run AND CoLrA
rURNpIKh COMPANY that tn Annual Meeting
'ud Company will be held in the Office of th,
cr,taIy, at Gollax, Township No 4, County o.
Placer State of California, on the SEVENTH DAY
IF DEcEIBER A. ID. 1871, for the election o
Officers and transaction Of other business
n. t. d. TRAPHAGAN,
Sccrt tary.
ColiaX, November 18th, ISL noll 3v