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New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
fouu JsIano Real gstate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Shore FARM, at lsp, Long
Island 6SO acres mostly under cultivation buildings large asd
modern Particulars with NJ RCLAND Co.. Beekmsnsl. T.
nNLY THINK OF IT.-Beautiful FLOWER
" SHRUBS for which you will be charged sy m Tsa
sold the GREAT SALE OF hlGGlHS5
NURSERY Flushing cents and upwsr Not
am has been disposed OIL Ine sALB Will
O'Clock, when the nness stocE d Ever
greens Shade this country will BE- slaughtered Iaie
train leaving Hunters Point TO- sharp Get out at "bns and
walk 10 grounds
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
ANOTHER CHANCE FOR INVESTIGATION

TO ING EUEIUF OF TN6 TFTUUWt'
SIR: When the Committee of Seventy finish
their of the corrupt Ring hope they will
take In hand Common Councilmen, and make them
show how much they receive the shanties that
the walks around the city markets. and the stands In the
streets and where the money goes TO- II anywhere be-
side into their pockets sud also how much h paid out
and received for patent l.YeWentS.
NeW IVrk, OCT, ), l9il AstFELKlNG lALPAiER
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
Chances for Business Ellen.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
RAILROAD BRAKE working the engine giving the En-
control Of all bis he slowed ordinary
time stopped instsn BY simply the sVr In
up Brakes the ordinary sixty pounds
leverage will stop the largest train No steam electricity
Communications addressed -
A RARE CHANCE to BUY SCHOOL FURNI-
TURB Of good desk and seats Of cherry
boards mating books &c a West Thirty
secondst. Also nne n-Octsve Piano for SALE
NOR SALE-The ST. CHARLES HOTEL,
susted the village of Angelica Alegny County
one villages Western SesYo the ne Of
Nunds and Byderc r. In OF building
large cottage STYLE Of the finest and convenient
dwellings for hotel in thu county with two res Of land attached
easy snd title clear. ANDRCS Posi-, owner.
P. o. Box l3o Angelica, n Y.
I UMBER BUSINESS FOR SALE in one of
suburbs NeWlUrk. with $4,000
will he taken Address III MBER Box 100 Tribune Once
DARTNERSHlP.- man who has been
years engaged the coffee and spice business and having an
business influence say 900 bbs -four per annum
500 M 20O lbs coffee willing to form permanent partner
suitable establish and conduct indoor depart
chiefly with good families None but Christian
need Address BAPTIST Station d, n Y. p o.
DRINTING OFFICE for SALE.-The sub
retiring business offer their entire stock Of
TYPES, PRESSES &c. for sale Apply AZ between
and IL a. H. and TO S D. m. 7. B. HARRISON x Go.
o. , NM CASH WANTED in a Theatrical
D D%,OOO Enterprise wherein investment will be speedily
doubled Address SUCCESS Box 6o 3t West Thrysecondst
Uptown Advertisement Ofee.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
PASSENGERS SAILED.

FOR HAMBURG-In steamship clmbh,, Oct 3-hn a NJ Cart.
wright and my W. Grssnloaf hra A. W. Or ,l-s Mss Alice
9rsn. a,. "a. grssns. M Jane, H ssaspd hy.reen,
Htove MI,s A. r. stswsn T. y Steel, Walter Cook Herman
Hgedon MAthe Lseksndon Hugo C. Pstt Thso A. Bu,eh.
Srphan Henry Cohu Ssuh aury uhbs
q. oissa hAsr Aioph Ossn NJ Rsissi
lady Mr.. Dos MOrr Master lrutr MJee Master
/. zssksploIi, sld eLrs IL W. IIssIbxe
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
Brooklpn Real estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE, with
yronnd, corner Bedford ave and Ross It Brooklyn Hou,e
story rnwn-sone 4ra3 scoe throughout PsricuAs
rutland L Co.. Beekman-st. ~ I.
nor SALE in Brooklyn, at a great bargain,
As the desires to leave the city beautiful frst4ss brown
HOUSE full convenient ferries IN perfect order band
somely frescced Address T. G.. Tribune Ohce
NENTLEMEN having fine COUNTRY
PLACES ORNAMENT should not f u attend IN bs
represented great sale oftree hns
nov progress There necessity Of paying immense prices for
When attending this sale purcbee them for s
al the Auction $50 the ordinary TAKE irAa
Point at TO- sharp get out a! bhone AM "'i 70
the glOuDda
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
ARLINGTON.
auttion Sales Of Real gsiate.

A WESTCHESTER FARM AT AUCIlON..m-.A,
u r,RM of 5 ,crps with rge Dwelling suitable fot
ho md other buags all under culturr tuae To ths
s ,is,.ly p,rt Of the of b. r. CmU es) W1l ne HoL
% ~, ,,h on The premises I'D day OF sep'emoer
~ cIeI At noon The above sale postponed ~ October -
rorkm
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
COURT CALBHDARs-THIs I

COUhl OhbbN
SUPREME CoURr-CHAsBERs-lsG
Calendar ca
G.. Stevens sgt Smith.
e.. .LAnden agt Tribune Asso-
ciation.
II. .Griscom agt. Leonard.
IS. .Galinger sgt- Galinger.
SPECIAL TRKx-CARDOEo,
Denu
T.. .IIolbroot agt. Northrup.
e..Bsiley agt. Ferris,
Is. .Dovey sgt. Wilson.
LdW a,
l33. Manhattan Life lns. Co. agt.
Pettrech.
III. Mills sgt. Martin.
CIRcUIT-PARr lL.-BRADY, J.-l
SUPERIOR COURT-PA
1853. Lotus agt Novelty Iron
Works
~. .Anheim Agt. Holden.
i69. .Kohn sgt. UBrien.
ISL. Kelly agt, Titus. ct al.
75J. Nat. Bank Of Commerce agt.
Nat Nee. Banking Assn.
rs. .Kretschman agt hllleman ct
al.
els. .Shifer and ano. agt O'Bnen.
SUPERIOR COURT-PAH
7s9. .Mehrback sgt. Jariine.
962. Brown, jr., agt Brown.
eJ6. dole ct al. agt. n. Y. God
Exchange Bank.
953. Won SchoeniDg agt West
chester Co. Nut. lns. Go.
962. Offer agt Relief Fire lns. Co.
y6I. .LightstOne agt Weber.
968. .Duyall Trustee, &c, agt.
COrnen.
go. .GoIdstein agt. williamsburg
City Fire lns. Co.
CosAoS PLELs-PAH
94I. Archer sgt Eliins.
1893. .Blumentbal agt Collins.
1872. Pike agt. Gershym.
988. Gillespie agt Fetiretch.
S9l. .BlenneIhssset sgL Wells.
Fargo 4 Co.
992. Stewart agt Sloane.
JoJ. DIttu hkh- hlCu'
MARIsK COuRr-TRIAL TRRx-PA
-. .Nicholine aet. Aessene.
6OO4. .Lurch agt Rolston.
6l88. Mos agt. Corbett
6308. .Loffier sgt. Posner.
6J23. .WAllach sgt. Schmidt.
6436. Carroll agt. Anderson.
GAG. Bloch agt. Sour.
6i48. Baker sgt. Morris
PART H.
6376. .Douney tgt. Bndensick.
GOA. The University Of New.fork
City Agt Lewen.
6266. Mock agt. Bloscore.
1903. Wilson agt. Hart
6J14. DE Roster agt. Sherlock.
-. .stout agt. The Stand rd Print
ing Co.
613. De Roster sgt. Sherlock.
6436. Talbot agt. Berelia.
6SJ4. .Peltis sgt Stewart
PART Ill
1i8. .HswIhurst igt Samuel.
7+48. Swain agt. Grlswob.
69O9. .DietI agt. ROsenbAtt.
COURT OF GENERAL SKsuonn-B'
II a
l..Jsmes Mcintyre and Joseph
Lewis. burglary.
2..PAtfick Clancy. burglary.
3. Marcus Raymond. burglary.
4. Frank LOOMS, burglary.
S. Henry Meyers, forgery.
6. John Kelly, bigamy.
lam Smith, larceiy from the
person.
8. Michael Ryan and John Leo
pold, grand larceny.
UsirxD STATES DISTRICT COURr
Opens ct
2Q3. Lawson All. the schooner
Vim. Hunter.
204. .PhenlI Ina Co. sgt. the
stean-tug Gratitude.
202. .Kirk agt. Audenried.
l61. N. Y. LighterAge Co. sgt. the
bark Lime Cummips.
CITY CoURr'
27l Shell sgt. Oliver
~. .Hemphill agt Boyleu.
lH. Reilly, agt. Coates
SUPREME CouRT-CIRCUIT-KIs'
81, %. ~, s5, ea, 100, lOl, 100, lO4,
ll9, l2O. l21, l23, ia, us, l2a, l2s,
l39. lao, hl.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
printins,

WIN. EvERDELL" SONS 104 FultQn;st:;M.7
w LIrHoGRAPHIc STEAM JOB rsisrxhs and LAb"l
MANUFACTURED
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
Gcpartnersbip Notices.

So LRzRrY.sr. HEwYORK Oct. 2. 1871
CHARLES BARD is this day admitted as
~ partner in our 6rr ~ x. JEsCP co.
NEwYoRX Sept 30 1871.
nISSOLUTION.-The Arm of c. H. e. F. ID.
~ BLAKE hereby dissolved Either partner will sign in hquds
ton CLINTON II. BLAKE.
FREDERICK D. BLAKE.
COMPREHENSIVE hereby given that limited partner
ship formed by the undersigned pursuant to the laws Of the
under which such partnership
conducted C. H. BLAKE that the general nature Of
the intended be transacted BY said partnership the buying
all the and special partners interested in tie said business arc
JARED BREBB CLINTON II. BLAKE, and FREDERICK d.
BLAKE said JARED BEEBE special partner and his
place residence Springfield in the State OF Massachusetts, and
hst the said CLINTON BLAKE general partner and bis place
Of residence RngsxOC The County Of Bergen and state Of New
Jersey that the FREDERICK BLAKE Is also
partner his psce residence the City OF Brooklyn the
County and State HewYork that the Of capital
which has contributed to the stock the
OF hundred thousand dollars and that the period which the
said partnership the h day October 1871 and
That the period which is terminate the 6rt Of January 1871
Dated New. York, Sept 2s, 1871. CLINTON H. BLAKE
FREDERICK ID. BLAkB,
JARED BEEBE
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

srn -.~, $50 Sun sea ..... 539 Moon hses.... 9:l9
s.ndv goot 20 Cows Il 90 Hell Gate Ferry. Io
HIGH DAT p n ,u
Sandy Hook toys Island. Hell dae reH' i'~
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04
- hatfhss, Jemelrp, etc.

- A MEXICAN Watches, Cuckoo and French
~ Stelns silver Ar AZ Mann
FiEl Co.. wv ttaa,s cyG and ~ Shave co., sl a.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-04

IRAHAn, J.-Court opens at 10 =. m.
He'd at L. IN.
I II. .Sprague agt Welch.
. 81. Spots agt Dinmore.
Us. Pierce agt. Norwich Fire lns.
Co.
SO. .shae fer sgt Bolton.
J.-Court opens at lOt q. IN
Irrrs.
/ is. .Hornfager sgt. Wilson.
10. Gray agt. Van Nest.
2l. Same agt. Sandford.
Vi Fact
1 $50. Pogue sgt. Bslch-
Isl. Davis agt. Balch.
Adjourned till tomorrow at II q. N.
KT "opens at II a. NJ.
8J5. Elliot agt. SteTeHa 0
9A. Joseph sgt. Fischer
85l. Wilson sgt. Cutting.
875. .Lols agt LYONS.
6O9. johnson, trustee. &C., agt.
OPpenheim ct al.
749. .Joh6son, agt Oppenheiner.
6l3. Robinson agt. OBrien.
| 9l7. ALLEN sgt. Kiernan aud ano.
IT II.-Opens at II a. N.
97l. .Second.Ave X. r Co. Igt
Henry.
974. Davis agt. Broadway and
Seyenth-sye. X. X Co.
9T9. DIFF agt. Gillespie ct al.
$780,. .QuAckeubOs agt Edgar.
982. Beard agt. SinnOtt.
984. .Kdeney agt. Atlantic Nut.
Jus Co.
938. .BhAOn sgt. Tracy and ano.
IT Ivan BRUNr, J.
1 994. .Deler agt. Pinckney.
gg6. .Peyser sgt Thorp.
998. .Dugind sgt. Gardrrr.
/ 999. .Carmsu AT. Mckenzie.
1000. .BsumgArten agt Heylnan.
1901. Nat Park B'k sgt. UDOnnell.
lO02. Tyson sgt. Currie.
1908. Waters RgL y 'Bnen.
RT l.-GROss, "opens at 10 4. nj.
703l. .Cla1in sgt. Hills
1904. Farmer sgt Perry.
l65l3. Kelly sgt. Casey.
6jl4. .LootI agt. Moore.
I65l5. Monaghan agt ke!l5,
l65l8. .Peyser agt. llirschhorn.
$50. .Stamper sgL Doll.
-CuRrIs, J.
sos. Smith sgt. Smith.
65O6. .RantOch agt Robenstein.
65T. .Hoerger agt Mcintyre.
65O3. Ross sgt. Donnolly.
$500. .Keisser sgt. KrewIer.
$50. Alexander agt. Pettrecht
GS7l. Hogan agt Bergh.
-. .BscholtI agt. hertling.
-. Wentworth agt. Anderson.
7i95. .Hallock sgt BlAnyelt
-ALKzR. J.
6sO9i Same sgt. Same.
7l46. .Nehden Silver Plate Co. sgt.
Burns
efore Recorder HAcKErr.-Opens a.
!. In
o. WIN. II. Briggs, feionious as.
sault and battery.
10. Michael Rourke, assault and
battery.
II. Joseph b. Lewis, receiving
stolen goods.
~. John German, earring con.
cealed weapons.
-. John Mortimer, larceny from
the person.
n ADnIRkLrY-BLArcHFoRD, j.
II a. m.
l89. Nicholas sgt. Fagg.
lg2. Atlantic Mutual Ina Co. agt.
the ship City Of Bait.
50. .Conoye sgt- the sloop John
T. Bvns.
50. United States agt. the pro.
peller Thoa Swan.
-BRooKLrS
269. .Pagsart sgt. MURRAY.
3l7. Mathews sgt TraVers
Us CoUsrr.-Nos. IS, 80, So, SO, SO,
loo, lC7, l09. 10, liz. ll3, ll4. III,
10. l3l. l32, l3J, IA, lbs, l36, lJ3,
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
Administrative Sale.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT IN
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate
Court of the County of Placer, in the State of
California, made on the 30th day of September,
A. D. 1871, in the matter of the estate of Michael
Fannon, deceased, the undersigned, Administra-
trix of said estate offers for sale, at private sale,
all the right, title and interest of said estate in
and to the following described real estate to wit
That certain tract of land known as the May
Flower Ranch, situated in Tps Nos. and 6, in
the County of Placer, bounded as follows Com
mencing at the southwest corner on the line OF
Charles Ranlett, running thence in an easterly
direction along the line of read running up the
Divide to the line OF Chs. Lampman s lot; thence
in a northerly direction along said Lampnan lot
to the old Brushy Ranch; thence in westerly di-
rection along the line of said ranch to the Elsey
Ranch, and along the line of said ranch and the
Rea Il Evans Ranch to the Ranett Ranch, and
thence along the line of said ranch to the place
of beginning. Said ranch being enclosed by q
fence, and containing 600 acres, more or less.
Notice is further given that said Administra-
trix will receive bids and offers in writing for al!
of said property, or any part of the same, at
Wells, Fargo & Co. y Express Office, in the town
of Forest Hill, Placer county, ON and after the
4th day Of December, A. d. 1871, between the
hours of nine o'clock, A. M, and the setting Of
the sun OF each day.
Terms and conditions of sale subject to con-
frmation by the Probate Court: Purchase
money to be paid in gold and silver coin of the
United States; ten per cent to be paid on the day
of sale, and the balance on the confirmation Of
the sale by the Probate Court. If sale is not
confirmed the amount paid to be refunded on
demand. Deed at the expense OF the purchaser.
MARY A. FANNON,
Administrative.
", II. BULLOCK, Attorney.
Auburn, Nov. IL, 1871. 7w
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
GIANT POWDER.

TIME GIANT POWDER COMPANY ARE
l. now manufacturing two grades of their
Powder: the regular Giant Powder and a
No. 2 Giant Powder.
The latter at half the Price of the former. can
not be exceled in blasting medium hard rock,
coal mines, limestone, clay and cement banks,
etc. Address orders to
DANDMANN, NIELSEN & co.
S1O Front Street.
oc7-3m San Francisco.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

METHODIST G.. D. Pinneo will preach
.t the NJ. Z. Church ut IL o'clock tomorrow
morning, and the NJ. E. Sabbath School will
meet at the same place Immediately after the
Church services.
CArnoL1c-Rev. Father Kelly Will hold Divine
.srvice in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
third Sunday in each month, at the usual hour.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
BORN.

BORN.
At the Green Mine, near Auburn, Nov. 21st
to wife of Lewis White, daughter
In Roseville, Nov. 18th, the wife of T. A
Berry, daughter.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25


THANKSGIVING PRocLAMATIoN.-Tuesd
7th inst, Governor Haight issued the follow
ing proclamation:
In accordance with usage which has
become national, hereby appoint Thursday,
the 3Oth day of November, as day Of
Thanksgiving and praise to Almighty God
for the blessings of the past year. Aside
from causes Of thankfulness enumerated III the
proclamation Of the President, the people of
this State have special cause for gratitude
for exemption from the calamities which have
befallen some of our sister States east Of the
mountains. The history of nations, the sug-
gestions of reasons of religious faith, teach
us that no people need expect permanent
prosperity without recognition Of the good
ness of Divine Providence, and sense Of
dependence upon His favor.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and caused the great seal of the
State to be affixed at the City of Sacramento
this 10th day of November, A. d. 1871.
II. II. HAIGHT, Gov.
Attest:
L. NICHOLS, Secretary Of State.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
IycoMpnEuENs1BLE.-W are informed of g

IxcoMrnEuENs1sLE.-We are informed of a
railroad freight operation which. if as stated to
us, may rest on principles Of equity or may be
dsnfensible, but ii SO we have not yet been able
70 zee it in that light. We give the facts as we
received them: A Colfax firm wished to make
shipment by rail from point in Iowa to Colfax.
They we're informed that their freight must be
billed through to Sacramento. To this, with as
good grace as possible. they assented, but on ar
rival at Colfax were willing and anxious to un-
load and thus save the company the burden Of
transporting their freight fiftyfour miles further.
This they were not permitted to do except on an
additional payment of local rates for an imagina-
~ transportation of their cargo back to Colfax
from Sacramento. Thus in this case the ship
pers were compelled to pay 1892 in gold for
tightening the train to the extent Of some forty
tons. We would be glad to hear some explana-
ton that would make this transaction look less
arbitrary and oppressive.-Stars and Stripes.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25

We found at the express Office yesterday just
before going to press, package from L. L. Bill
II igs 4 Co., Sacramento, for us, which requires
y more minute inspection than could then
bestow upon it, SO we must defer further remarks
about it until our next issue.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25

Locals IN BR1EF.-A foot-pad snap ped pistol
at Robert E. Finley. on Monday night last as he
was going to the residence of Gen. Hamilton.
The same fellow, supposed, drew his pistol and
commanded John W. Finley, who works in this
office, to stop, ON Tuesday evening, not far from
the same place. John "went for him" with rocks,
hitting him one good one, causing him to run
like quarter horse, pistol and all. The Wm. G.
Green and Ophir mining case has been ON trial
since Tuesday; four days, and was not concluded
when we went to press. 1t involves property
valued at hundreds of thousands of dollars. -.
The Church & Jones Dancing Club gave fine
Social on Tuesday evening last. The Grand
Masquerade Ball, under the auspices Of the Au-
burn Brass Band, takes place at Musical Hall
next Thursday evening. Don't forget the time
1t was threatening rain when we went to press
yesterday Our neighbor is studying geography:
He is trying to find out which way the water will
run when it rains.
Since writing the above We learn that the jury
in the case of VIM. G.. Green VS.. Ophir Mining
Co. rendered verdict in favor of the plaintiff.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25

MILLINERY AND DREssMAKING.-We direct the
attention of our readers to the advertisement of
the millinery and dressmaking establishment of
Mrs. Mcclellan, adjoining Musical Hall, Auburn
Ladies and Misses will find it profitable to ex-
anime this stock of elegant goods, and latest
patterns and styles to be found in the market.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25

Social DANcE.-A social dance and supper
will be given this, Saturday, evening at the
Stone House, one-half mile below Auburn, by
Pedro Salgado. We learn that splendid sup
per will be prepared for such us desire to feast.
Good music will also be in attendance, and a
social, orderly and pleasant time will be enjoyed
by oil attending.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25

WYOMING. appears that the Democrats
claim Wyoming at the last election. A tel
egram dated Cheyenne, 7th instant, says: ::
Both houses Democratic. S. p. Nuckolls,
President Of the Council; Ben Sheeks,
Speaker of the House. Good working ma
jority on joint ballot.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
MARRIED..

In Lincoln, November 2lst by Rev. o. A.
Ross, William Brown to Ann A. Sands.
In Colfax, Nov. 18th, by n. r. D. Traphagen,
J. P, James Mcintosh to Angehne I. Trow-
bridge, both of Alta Placer county.
At the residence OF the brides parents in Au-
burn. Nov. Goth, by Rev. Father Kelley, Mr.. A.
Harrison, of Rocklin to Miss Maggie Conroy, of
Auburn.
At the residence of the bridegroom in Colfax,
Nov. 14th, by Rev. J. s. Jordan Mr.. John DE-
venport to Mrs. Sophia Steele.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
DIED.
pber Goth, John Willard,

Ip Lincoln, November Goth, John Willard
aged 81 years.
In Sacramento, Nov. 18th, Miss F. A. Wood
ruff, OF Rocklin, native of Vermont, aged 81
years and months.
At Pleasant Grove Creek Placer county, Nov
2h, Harvey Smith, native Of New York, sged
7syeass.
The Placer herald., 1871-11-25
AGENTS WANTED
FoR
ga Woman's Pilgrimage to the
Holy Land"

4 SPLENDID, ILLUSTRATED BOOK
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most rapid selling book of the day. Agents are
meeting with the most complete success, taking
from TO 25 orders day. Every one who has
read MARK Twains Innocents Abroad" will
want this intensely interesting work. Also
Agents wanted for
"The Polar and Tropical World"
$50 pages, 200 illustrations, large octave;
sparkling with vivid pen paintings OF life and
Clergymen, School Teachers and others who
wish permanent and profitable occupation, send
Immediately for terms and circulars to
A. L. BANCROFT 4 CO.,
ocl4-7v San Francisco, Ca3.
The Placer herald., 1871-12-16
official Paper Of Placer county

THOMAS DoYcg, No. 30, Exchange Building,
on California street. San Francisco. is authorized
to solicit advertisements and ptions iii that
city for the HERALD, and receipt for the same.
BEAN & CO., No. 40 Montgomery street,
opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co., San Franc SEQ, are
authorized To solicit advertisements and Subscrp-
tions and receipt for the same.
HuDsoy kMENET are our authorized sole Agents
in New York. All orders for publication, unless
accompanied with the money, must come through
them to insure attention.
II. W. STARR of Lincoln, is authorized to act
~ Agent III that place.
r. L. WsDDER is authorized to act ~ our Agent
an Gold Run and vicinity.
JAMES MCCoRMIcK is our authorized agent on
the Forest Hill Divide to solicit subscriptions
advertisements, and make collections and receipt
for the same
The Placer herald., 1871-12-16
constaple'S Sale.

ny VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
Il bv r. T. Kelly, Justice OF the Peace ot
Ta,,nsbin No. 5. Placer county, State of Califor-
,,io ON the 18th day of December, a. ID. 1871,
I'D ~ me directed in favor of Fett & Mcdonnell,
,,IaintifTa and AGAINST John T.. Allen, defendant,
in1oment $l6l .92 costs $26.SO, accruing costs
-, ev c,tion 70 cents with interest from date on
i,7dgnent at the rate of per cent, per annum, l
bo,e levied upon seized and will expose to pub
lie sale TO the highest bidder for lawful money
If the United States of America, at the following
described Mining Claim, near Yankee Jlms, IN
Township No. 5, Placer county,
On saturday, the 9th day of January
4 d. 1872. at the hour of O'clock P. NJ, all
tbe riolt. title. interest and claim of John L,
Allen. defendant in and to the following real
property. lying and being in Placer county, to
Iyit! A certain Canon Claim known as the john
son & Allen claim: said claim being in Devils
Canon. in Township No. 5, Placer county,
honnded as follows, to wit: Commencing al
lower line of Adams 4 Co.'S claims, and running
down said Canon to The upper line of L. Dom
Inns claim a distance Of six hundred feet, more
or less said interest being one undivided half of
said mining claim together with all your rights
and privileges to said Canon belonging. Also,
all your defendants interest in a certain Tun-
mel and Mining Claim situated on lst Brushy
Canon. in Township No. 3, Placer county, and
known as the Sacramento Claim, said interest
being the one undivided eighth interest i'll said
claim. Said interest Will be sold at the time and
Dlace above described, or so much thereof as
will pay Judgment, costs and accrun9 costs.
VIM. KRYSHER,
Constable Township No. s.
Forest Hill Dec r. 1871. decl6-td
The Placer herald., 1871-12-16
New advertisements.
Sunday Schoo! Festival.

@POGRAMME OF THE NJ. E. SUNDAY
School Festival to take place on the Even
- ~ tbe 23d December at MUSICAL. HALL.
AUBURN:
1st-praver. 49,, by the Pastor, Rev. Mr.. Pineo
od-Sona. "Chrisrmas is Here by the Children
3d-Music, '.Hark, the Herald Angels Sing
." by the Choir
4th-song, Little Children, can you tell"
by the Children
5tb-song, 'sweet Dye and Bye the Quartette
etb-Sono. "Our Loved ones in Heaven"
O'1 by the Children
7tb-Distributng Presents by the Committee.
The Hall will be opened at 10 O'Clock, NJ
SATURDAY. 23d instant. There will be Com
mittee of Ladies and Gentlemen present to re-
naive Gifts from the time the Hall is opened until
+ a'cl9ck. p. NJ; also, from o'clock until T.
S. r. CHAZOTTE,
doc16 Secretary NJ. E. Sunday School.