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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21


thereupon give the ollosing brief aud eomprhen-
sye extract -
(From The Nev l0rk Herald)
Women and children are going round, seek-
ing something to satisfy their hunger, which there is
nothing to supply. NO one has provisions or money
What provisions there In the city are now burned
or eaten. few people have enough for day or two
rot longer. royisuns arriving, hut dis rbuted
IS fast as possible. TWenty deal bodies have been Ia
ken 10 The station the North side At present Il Is
impossible to know who they are As night comes on
the Of gas keenY felt There are few candles IN
the city. and water except what is taken from the
Lake Great e Ws Of thieves felt en- the West side
and General Sheridan l. sll calling tor troops from dit
fsient posts n keep order All business and work is
suspended, and every one Is occupied In procuring
something eat places Of shelter Tire sunerlngs
on the North eide are heart rending. Fiiy thousand
men, woms and children hudded together like 50
many animAls Seventeen thousand Germans AID Irish
praying for RELIEF Helpless children are asking for
bread irom heart broken parents who k-oW not which
way b turn, to do, except u await supplies which
must be In coming, there is part Of the burnt
district where II Is almost impossible TO travel Patti
ents who had Teen removed from beds Of sickness 10
lives, which nearly spent we're all Exposed to
the rain last night and the cold Winds Today
several deaths nave occurred at Lincoln fsrk Another
hit must be spent la the Lincoln rak aud the brick
fields Of Division street aud yet another Trains ard
extras loaded to their fullest capacity, taking PEI
p away, pho In many instances have place to go t.,
but yet cannot stay here, aud each ira leaves i've
tunes many passengers as It takes away. The
"Esenng Journal got out half sheet Tonight aud
other papers will follow to morrow.
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FOR SALE.
Farms near Wilmington, Delaware.

No.1-45 ACRES within * miles OF Wilmington
No. 2-05 Aokks, withia Ss miles Of Wilmington
handsome situation, moderate Improvements
No. $40 ACRES, Handsomely situated, good I'm.
pr1yements, within miles OF wilmington.
Will be sold cheap upon easy terms.
Apply TO WA. MeCAULLEY & CO.,
seIt3i 616 Market street, Wilmington. BEL
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
AT pRIVATE SALE

The valuable House and Lot Of Land situate at the
$50. +. 4. corner Of Eighth aud French streets in
m!k4 the City Of Wilmington Delaware, (ats Of Miss
HIS Bedford, dec ased) The Lot is over 20 foe {
iilAfh front on French street, ami extends through
Tue - are to Walnut street. This IL desirable pro.
perty for residence or investment.
Apply to W. McCAULLBY,
Executor oil. J. Bedford, deed
teI5d No. 6U6 Market street.
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ssA FOR SALE or ExUnANGE.--A

4fl7'N TUX SALE or ENUnANGR,--A
HitN HANDSOME ClTrAGE WITH 3 ACkss on
hiiaH GROUND at Pleasant Plains" staten IslAna
haAalt New YORK, within i've minutes walk 10 depot
i,rs 10 sew York, IS DENTS. To wits Three Acres Cot
age OF rooms, wids hall through piazza along the
IunI WIN yari pretliy laid out aud plenty OF shade
well OF water at the door with eistern At the kitchen
also another eistern At the barn. with pump in III barn
carriage house crib hsnnery aud coa Currsuts
soseuerrss, rA.pberres, cherries, few psaches and
apples Would be exchanged for Wilmington property
of.sold TOT cash. Fosssrsion at any time Apply 10
,,o.. VIM. McCAULLEY
leteu COO Market st., Wilmington, Dol.
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TRUCK GROUND TO LETT.

HAVE some ten acres Of Land as we'll situated for
raising vegetables as any other that propose 10
10Y io ons Or more years. ani will give pofesson
~ early spring crop. Also, M FARM LAND To LET
Aoi about MY acres, twenty Of which should 20 in
c1rn next year all within mile Of Marx ct Street
wilmington, Del prefer to lot for cash rent giving
me tenant Tor the time agreed upon fall possession as
with satisfactory security.
}. A. BROWN, Maryland Avenue,
Ausi" Formerly Newport Pike.
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FOR RENT

ess1Sr Dwelling House, s2l Market stfeet-l3 ROOM
WlH1 Dwelling 1909 East Seventh street-6 rooms.
EsM Dwelling over llth Street Bridget rooms.
hil1h yelling aud one acre Of land, near the Old
swsds church. several acres could be had ~
desired. Possession on March 25th, 1871.
Apply to
W. MeCAULLEY 4 CO.,
mhl7 o. COS Msrket street, Wilmington, Del.
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upin the prsuises tho fillossg tese!lbcd lands aud
teuam-nts, he the heal Estate Of Georse W dorsey
aud the heirs OF Willitm Dorsey. decea-el vE;-Al
that certain lot Of lrnd situtteI IN tha Village
miEt aud Hundred Of Brat dy wine (n1w Included
IslfH within Ms Limit OF the Cit OF Wilmington) In
lAk Ntw Cas le "ounty Al rssaii, besinning on the
soltu easferly sids Of the aud rh-dsI his
Turnpike koad, A. ac0rnsr Of lAud william II hey
noldsi thehce bv the two following lines OF Lis land
son 20 degrsas east ~ psrehss coratr and south
desreef nast 4b errhes q o1ruer - aud Of Mar
gerry TainNll thence by lite OF SAL hnd, south
Iols deirees, wet Al per hes to he north sasiery
de Of the Mill Road tne along the eide Of said road
norh wtstward'y 81 perch TO the fad SIDE Of the
Wilmington aud Philaislrhis Turnpike Road; taeuee
herewith eastwardly terehes 10 TIE Ato Of heg1-
ningi having thereon erected two-sur stuns dwell
ing house aud thrse-story brick dwelling house.
Auoudai CO will he ven and t,rm- % sale made
k10Wn by the Trust q or his at'orney.
nov7ts JOHN q pArTE 2spN, Trust o.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

GRAND DUKE ALEXIS has arrived. Let all
who will, rejoice. The sensational bohenn-
ans and Jenkinses are now in their glory.
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Notice to Contractors and
Builders.
oFFIcE CITY WATER wORKs.

OFFICE CITY WATER WORKS,
WILNfEarOs, DBL., Sept 2sth, 1871.
HE attention Of Contractors and Builders is hereby
i called TO sections aud II Of the Ordinance Tor
regulating the distribution Of the BrandyWiue Water
&c. "fhe panners Of the Fire Plugs shall be- in the
ody Of the Clerk Of the Market and Of the respective
FIFE Companies Of the City, who shall not open ne same
except al he request Of The Superintendent in case Of
a IRE in the neighb9rhOod under a SkNALfY VI FIVE
DOLLARS 100 each aud every thenee. Any person or
persons attending 10 build new building buildings
shall upon application to the superintendent be entitled
10 permit or the use Of the hrandywue Water he or
they paying the usual charge such charge to commence
from thu aAte OF the said permit" Toe above Orii-
will be rgidly enforced from this date, and all
parties interested will pleas3 take notice aud govern
themselves aeo0rdinRly
by order u Water Committee.
g. II. GALLAGHER.
fepi2s-lm Acting superintendent
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sherih's Sale.

Sheriff's Sale.
by virtue Of Try writs Of F "a, to directed will
DO exposed 10 Pub Sale nj the shop Of Johu Gheen,
In ffont street, In the City of wilmington, New
Castle county. Delaware.
On SATURDAY, the 25th day OF November,
1871, at O'Clock, p. NJ,
The FLOWING described Personal Property, via
plan'ng Machines Q Moulding Machines, Morhelng
Machine Circular saws, job sud Fixtures Jig Saw,
shifting, Pulleys AMI Betting, II Work Benches AMI
Tools Tepncn Machine Once Fixtures, Clock, Sta
pie M'chne, Mitering Maehiie, Lumber wagon,
Furniture Cat Horse, set Harness. Dek, OIL Bar
rela ani Oil, &c, Sc.
selzed aud taken In execution the property Il
John Chem and 10 be told by
JAMES ARMSTRONG, Sheriff
sherirs Onica, New Castle November "a. 1911.
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For RENT

NEAR THE SUBURBS OF PETERSBURG, vA.s
- "a farm!oi 60 acres we'll adapted for trucking
miFt has also excellent apple aud peach orchards,
Es.. and all necessary out buildings besides a subs
irisE1h stantial dwelling house. tine opportunity
tor auy person wishing TO try that section Of the cou 1try
for year. with view Of settling oherwiss as the
pacs will be let for very los ren owing to unforeseen
circumstances to responsible party The place can be
bought 70 $1,000.
mh27 J. A. BROWN
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FOR RENT,

4sSA. A LARGE AND BEAUTIFUL MANI
l,., SION HOUSE, with hne lawn grounds
tnEA aud shade trees surrounding, with LOT OF
kifkt1k LAND. WITHIN two miles sf Wilmington,
Possession will be given the 25th OF MArchnoxl.
Apply ~
W. McCAULLEY CO.,
dee No. Cos Market street wilmington, Del.
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DIVIDENDS.


OFFICE or TuB Delaware FIRE iSiURANoE Co.,
MLMIS0ToS, FL, November 4th, 1871.
Il He Directors Of toe DELAW ARE FIRE INSURANCE
/ COMPANY have this day lalarei a Dividend Of
FOUR 10 PER CENT clear OF U. Tax out Of the pro-
fits OF the Company for the latt iix months payable
demand TO the htc2huldtrs their legal represent
tases At the se of the Company, COS Market Street.
mas 81 r. l. GfLPiN, stosetry.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21

ENECUIlNE bbIAhAHANAs
The President Of the United States having
nv his Proclamation recommended tnat
THURSDAY, THE THIRrIETH OF this
month, be observed as a day OF General
Thanksgiving and Prayer: Now, therefore l,
JAMES PoNDER, Governor of the state Oh
Delaware, deeming it proper that the
neople of each State should participate.
IN the obseryances and ceremonies OF
sueh an occasion with uniformity, 40
request that on the same day, the
neople OF this State assemble IN their
RESPECTIVE houses of religious. worship,
there 10 render thanks 10 Almighty Goo
for The many mercies and benefits OF the
mast wear, and to invoke his Divine ala ior oui
future guidance and prosperity.
~ In witness whereof l hayl
%%A2 hereunto set my hand ant
AlS SyMsl caused the great Seal OF IN
YIN State Of Delaware TO DE-
~ ~ affixed at Dover, this, I'M
SzAS seventh day of November i
the year of our Lord, one thousan
eight hundred and seventy-one, and
the Independence of the said State the ninety
sixth. 1000, v,oD-Orp
By the Governor,
JOHN II. PAINTER, Secretary oil state
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orrlor OF TIE oOnnII.E, No. 0la w.Lsgs sEslsI

OFFICE or rHE COMMITTEE, No. Ga WAISrt srksBr'
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. -, 1871.
Dear Sir Tho Obi set Of the appointment Of the o5e
going committee Is to secure contributions ioI me sino
ted and suffering poor Of Chicago rom all those Of our
citizens who have yet been called upon to give to
the relief Of sister city, and who do not belong 10
professions trades, for the cAnvassng OF when cons
mittses have bee already appointed.
The terrible effects Of the overwhelming catastrophe
which ruined and rendered housses 30 many tens
thousa Of fellow countrymen just at the eo-
msnoement Of winter, can only be mitgated BY the
prompt aud liberal donations Of all classes Of our peo.
pie. Fellow Citizens, Manufacturers Mechanics aud
Tadesmen OF the CITY Of Brohery Lovs give Of your
abundance and to the best Of your ability for the relief
Of the suffering men, women and children OF Chleago,
the Northwest and you will never regret the money
you thus contribute.
DUNCAN N. NICHOLSON, Secretary.
ONCE, No. 623 WALNUT Street, Philadelphia
HOurs-lO to Q.
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FOR SALE.
A Truck Farm in Christiana Hundred

ssa5aa.r miles from Wilmington, on the Wilmington
miNH Western Rail Road, near Graves saw Mil
hiA containing Fl ACRES or lefs, with
hl&i-A Dwelling l3use, Apdug House asd New Barn
aud sppe orchard The property Is In good order and
well watvfsi. Foe psrtleul,rs apply to -------
WM. MnC AULLEY Co,
tep'l2 COG Market Street, Wilmington, De
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
NEW BOOKS!
AT Il. S. r. BUFFERS,
Book, stationery and Newspa-
per Depot.
40 MARKET STREET.
FREE LAND.

hundred 'eit front iour ~ Railrosds that will
dsei IRE fr any manufacturing business not A'uui-
Anee. lnoylsl j. A. BROWN.
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ON MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the ef-
'eets Of Errors aad Asusss IN etlf liie. MAnho)d
stored. Nervous debility cured 1mpeiinents to Mar
riAss removed. N-w mathod Of treatment New aud
remarkable remedies B1lksand cirsul sent free In
sealed enveOpes.
Address. HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. South
Ninth Street. hila ielphit. Pa. sopt5-sm
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FORM FOR SUBSCRIPTIONS.

when sending subscriptions please write MANS lainly
20 that they ca b, correctly acknowledged.
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draw Checks to the order Of tho Treasurer whose
indorsenent will be receipt In sddit on to the ae-
kuoWle1ymeut.n
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Thanksgiving in Delaware.
PROCLAMATION.

STATE OF DELAWARE,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-11-21
JAMES PONDER,

by INC NVNVIHOIi
JoHN II. PAINTER, Secretary of State.
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w% CHIC A GO
AND
MORT II W E S 7 E R N
SUFFERERS.
COMMITTEE ON "TRADEs" AND "lNfERtsTs
NOT OTHERWISE PROVIDED FOR, AND ON
"ONE DAYS INCOME"
APPOINTED By his HONOR, TIE MAYOR OF IHE

APPOINTED By his HONOR, TIE MAYOR OF IHE
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA.
CHAIRMAN,
GEORGE II. STUART, JR.
Maiden. GEO. @. MEADE IL. MONTGOMERY BOND.
Gan RORir pATTERsON President Keystone Bank,
JoIiN WELSH. THOMAS KENNEDY,
"a W WelshL Pres Spring Garden Bank,
GEO n STUART JR lCol. THOMAS A. SCOTT,
PETER b sIMONs, rennsylyaniA CenIIa, N, n; r.
RRNEGIIIfOIi JAMES ROSS aNOWDEN,
NELSON y TVANs SAMUEL q. THOMPSON,
WM y MIsKEY lRtCuARD Y. COOK,
ED r. HUTCHiEs. NJ D. lNM. a. CR0WELL.
L. MONTGOMERY BOND Treasurer.
DUNCAN NJ. MtTCHESON, Secretary.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

GREAT DANGER.--We are informed by a prom
nent stock raiser and dealer in the southwest
portion Of the county that there is great dan
GER should long, cold storm ensue, that much
stock, sheep and cattle would perish. The
rains had were not early enough nor in sufficient
quantity to start the grass and the intervening
cold and dry weather has left nothing on the
plains but beeched, dry feed, which contains
but little nutriment to sustain life. Moderate,
warm rains would measurably avert this threat
ened danger. We read in our exchanges OF
heavy losses OF stock from starvation in othe,
portions Of the State, but as yet, the people of
this county have lost none from this cause to
speak of. 1t is useless to talk of feeding sheep
where men have thousands upon thousands OF
head, and no previous arrangements made fol
such an emergency.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
Assessment Notice.

CT. PATRICK GOLD MINING COMPANY
~ Location of property--Ophir District, Pla
Ger county California: Notice is hereby given
that at a meeting of the Trustees Of said Com
pany, held on the Twenty day OF De
uember, 1870, an assessment of One dollar pei
share was levied upon the Capital stock of SAID
Company, payable Immediately to the Secretar.
at the Office of the Company, No. 8, Duncan
Building California street, San Francisco.
Any stock upon which said assessment shal
remain unpaid on the lst day OF February, 1871
will be advertised on that day as delinquent anc
unless payment shall be made before, will b.
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. L. L. CRONISE,
d.31.4w. Secretary
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
A HUNDRED diseases NAV proceed from G

HUNDRED diseases may proceed from one
source, diseased or debilitated stomach. Nc
human being can be healthy when digestion is
lisordered. Tone the stomach and liver and
regulate the bowels with DIR. WALEER's VEGErA.
BILE VINEGAR BITrERs, and the work of assna-
ton and excretion will go bravely on. This vital
eliXer conquers the causes Of all physical irregu-
larities. BY insurirg perfect digestion and a
proper flow Of bile it nsures pure blood, vigor-
GUS circulation, and the prompt discharge Of oil
waste matter from the system.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
Esouon.-1t may be that Auburn is large

ENouoH.--It may be that Auburn u large
town-that it is gay town, and that its people.
old and young, can stand more than any other
people in any other town on the coast indeed,
we feel that all these things are facts and that
ourpeople have proved them within the past two
months, and yet we begin to think the self-en-
durance of our people has been rather over-taxed
and all want rest-need rest. II there has been
, night in the last two months that some bell did
not ring, or some rehearsal, show singing school,
dance, festival, some performance take place,
and all Of sufficient merit to make the public
feel like attending, We have forgotten that par
ticular night. However much We may be dis
posed to say "go it while you are young, for
wlfen you get old you can't we yet dislike to
the good people of Auburn worn out men
tally and physically with too much fun and ex-
ercse and grow prematurely old. We think W.
see daylight, as there has been but six perform
ances to which all were invited in the last five
nights, and this argues that these things are
tapering off.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

Pain is supposed to be the lot OF us poor NOR
tails, inevitable death itself and liable at aay
time to come upon us. Therefore it is impor-
rant that remedial agents should be at hand to
be used on an emergency, when the seminal
principal lodged i'll the system shall develope it
self, and We feel the e1cruiatng agonies Of pain,
or the depressing influence of disease. Such a
remedial agent exists in the PAIN KILLER whose
fame has made the circuit of the globe. Amid
the eternal ices of the polar re ,ions or beneath
the intolerabe and burning sun of the tropics.
its virtues are known and appreciated. Under
all latitudes, from extreme t. tie other, suf-
fering humanity has found relief from many OF
its Ills by its use. The wide and broad area over
which this med cine has scared, attests its value
and potency. From II small beginning, the Pain
Killer pushed gradually along, making its own
highway, solely by its virtues
Such unexampied success and popularity has
brought other into the field, who have attempted,
Under similarity of name, to usurp the conf
lence of the people and turn it to their own sell
ishness and dishonesty, but their efforts have
proved fruitless, while the Pain Killer is still
growing in public favor
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

MER1roRIoUs CALL.--An urgent call upon
al debtors will be found among our new adver-
tsements, from our fellow citizen, John Nc
Bride, who has lost by fire all his goods, store
buildings and books and now has nothing to fall
back on but the debts due him. Thus tho saw
ngs from years and years of toll, prudence and
economy are all swept from him forever, and he
must commence anew Debtor, put yourself in
his place, and then ask what would be due to
you? The unanimous answer is, pay him al
once and every cent you owe him.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
Postponement.

4 S THE TICKETS OF THE GRAND CON-
"A cert and Ball. for the benefit of the Rattl, =
snake Bar School cannot be all sold at the tim,
published (3lst inst,) we postpone the Concer,
and Ball to the 22d of FEBRUARY. Should ell
the tickets be sold before the 22d the Concert,
Drawing and Ball will be had at an earlier date.
Of which due notice will be given to the public
We hope that all friends of education, all who
sympathise with our unfortunate district, and
wish the good work to succeed will give us ma
terial aid. TRUSTEES.
Rattlesnake Bar. Dec. 3lst. 1870.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

FIRE At RATrLEsSAkk.-rne building, goods
md contents, Including the books of John Me
Brides store was burned at Rattlesnake Bar
few miles from here last week. The property
was only insured TO small amount On its true
value, and the loss falls heavily on Mr.. Mcbride
whos quiet, prudent business man. 1t is no
known whether the fire was accidental or tn,
work of an ncenliary.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07

MAsoSIc.-At the last regular meeting Of Clay
Lodge No. l0l f. e A. NJ, h Id at Dutch Fiat
on the evening Of December lst the following
ing officers were installed for the ensuing year
W. II. Kruger, W M: A. G.. Oliver, S.W.; J. 4.
Stone, J.W.: Z. L. Bradley, Treas; T. j. Mel.
OILS, Sec; Il. Clifford. SD. ;E. NJ. Thomas J.D.
Thornton King and b. Huyck. Stewards; J. Wal
ter, Tyler.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
PROBATE NOTICE.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the matter of the Estate Of JOHN KING,
Deceased
~ dersigned, Thomas Jamson, Administrator
Of the Estate OF said JOHN KING. 10 the
Creditors of, and all persons having claims
against the Estate Of said deceased, to exhibit
them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months from the first publication Of this notice.
ct his Office in Auburn, Placer county California.
THOMAS JAMISON. Administrstor
DHe1mb.r I7th, lS;0--lv.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
Dissolution Notice.

vTNHE LATE FIRM OF L. L. GARDINER &
l. w. B. Mcclure, is this day desolved by
mutual consent. All persons having claims
against the firm are hereby notified to presen,
the same to w. b. Mcclure for settlement, and
all persons owing debts to said firm also no
tilted to call and make immediate payment tc
said Mcclure, who is hereby authorized to make
all settlements in the firm name.
ED. L. GARDINER,
w. b. MCGUIRE.
Auburn, December 31st, 1S7O.--4w.
The Placer herald., 1871-01-07
Local and County Matters.

ACTIVE Bus1NEss OpEnAr1oN--we give the fol-
lowing from the local of the Sacramento Union,
because part of the operations were in this coun-
IT, and to show how expert men sometimes be-
come 1.-TWO weeks ago, man who gave his
name as Abbott Taylor called at W. B. Ready's
mandatory and endeav ored to buy three gang
pows on time, stating that he he'd seen a plow
Of Ready's makeat Nicholaus, and was much
pleased with its working. He rather overdid the
thing, however, and Ready paid little attention
to him. From Ready's he went to Stanton
stable and hired horse, ostensbly to ride to
Georgetown, but instead went to Spanish
Ranch, W here he traded his horse and equip
ments for another horse, saddle and bridle get
ting 500 to boot. He rode his new horse to
Nicholaus and there sold him for $40, but man
who saw the animal suspecting it had been sto
len from q friend Abbott was forced to give
the $40. Proceeding from Ncholaus to Rose
vile, he hired horse from the stable of Robert
Fletcher, saying that he was going to place
known by the suggestive name of Gouge-Eye,
but he didn't 50 there. On the contrary he
ns1t appeared OF the Six-NIie House. on the
Marysville road and from there rode through
city one night and brought up at the ranch o.
Geo. Hack, on the Lower Stockton road, where
he had worked some time before. Hack pur-
chased the horse, saddle and bride for $40, and
Taylor in due time left tho vicinity and was
next heard from ut Woodbridge, where he en-
deavored to get double team from stable, but
failed to do it and soon after disappeared. Dep
uty Sheriff Dole, who had been set to look up
tho horse stolen from Stanton found him one
day in town, the person to whom he had been
sold having driven him in, htched with another
to q wagon. The saddle was also recovered.
Last Friday, Dole and officer Stevens recovered
Flstcher's horse, which Hack had intended to
rattle off at Georgetown on New Years Fetch
or came to the city yesterday and got his prop
erty