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New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
COURT CALEsDARs-THu DAY.

sgrrEirx 10
s Learned sgt Ryd-r lil. .BODiy igt Gordon.
rs. wa1sns asI Cairo Fulton
SPECIAL SWITZERLAND J-Open, st 1Ol sm-Cise on
GKNERAL TKRM-ISGRAHAM. T. j. BACiAHD and CARDo1o JJ
2u Hail ,yt Robbins '''"''' aSs squire, art Abbott,
2il.. Lester agt Cohen 70 LAM ast B9ssa,sga,m
at Turner act See 22T.. Darling agt Brewster
a6 The Ocean Nat Bank sgt 3 J,as, sg, T% s,ns m NJ,
s5 II. Bs5f British 2el ysn Re9n,es,T ID. sha
+ Nat Bank as S,, s. s The n IL Steam
81 Pss ss Lew 's g. re SoSa Ha1o
2:5. Leslie set Leslie 255. Dunn sgt Rogers.
aSi. Bernhard agt setgmm
0IRcmr-PARr ll-YAS BRuST J.-Upens 10y m
eis. Hoffman ig.. Wagner PA. Mckinley sgt Lammn Lam
house Co Of ~ ID. 3ill Lester sgt. Union Manuiing
l9 Roberts surviVr, &c, sgt go Stern szt DpnaS,on
200 st Sichos, In, Co sg- Mer 5l9. Plat agi Rec
iRBq as International n' @ 80, oPsn, od So ss oesar G.p
Is. .Ey sgt Sis. The u $ Warehouse Co sgt
IIi. .Eou sgt. Amic Nut Life Ihe L9rlaia . ly rs 20;
Coxxoy PlEATRiAL TERm-PAEr III r. DAILY J-OPens at ii
Bender sEt Eyri ~ Gogses,s S ,St TIss B5annasn
gj3 Harrison at Thomson. i5l.Mcfemey sgt hurphE
% ,S 1s ES s on sS Wellington
81 Davis asi Manhattan Co. go sanders ast C5owe
ssi. Pollock sgt Lilientbal 955 Gilchrist 1gt Pay
e73. Austin sgt. Leech 4I5 Dart sgt walker
sS S kTs2Ssl kF2SepSs ss e. fS 0''n S SeS1 as Drake
Hes n.
G2l Baninst,r agt. sane g6l .Hebbsd agt. Hall
"a NrCauiev al (ianL 1875. .Maierson ag. Rogers.
PAR lie r. DlLY. {. "opens at IL m.
MARrSR CoUKr-TKtAL gRA-PAR -GR0ss, J-O at II a.
6T6g. Cannon sg Bumage8 l6JR BrslOw aI'. Sprague
6869. % Brien agt. Rooney. .tsDi llark agt Jones
GEO Rosen agt S1ge,nan 6J4 Goddard Manufacturing Co.
6835. HOLSTER agt tnmlle ag. Richards
act Van Norman.
CouRT OF OYER TERSINER-CARDOlo "opens At l0i
William o. Kel, grand larceny (COntnusd.)
GENERAL SgOHBfre Recorder HACKBTr "Opens at
Ham.
Prank Thompson assault aud Joseph Olmted grand larceny.
T. Adeaiie Nanls. grsnt larceny.
Q. .Roby on, forgery. 8Phlp Nolan, grand larceny
g. Henry Keen grand arceng George Waterson carrying bur
e. James Rogers grand larceny glars tools
Marshal grand larceny To- George sh assault and by
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
MINIATURE ALMANB.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rses..... ses... Moon las
SANDY Hook o. 22 Cows and Hell Gate 3:55
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JuyR 28.

MI
Europe Queenstown AMI Liverpool steamship
Wisconsin n. close at the P0sOhce at lD
M station A. ll00 D. 1850 Supplementary Mail
paid only up Pier No 49, r. and closed at lo
N. Steamship sails at
IAN letters deposited in Supplementary Mail must be prepaid with
double DostageI
THURSDAY JUNE %.
Bremen steamship
Of HObOken, IL
M Station A. Supplementary Mail paid
only oboken closed at lO Steam
ship sails m.
A deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage
Mails and West Indies per steamship Missouri sails
Pier No. N r. close at Steamship sails at
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tl1atrhes, 1emeIrp, etc.

DREMIUM AMERICAN WATCHES, pro-
watch made in sI
gold By FRAHkFIELD Co. JeNeer 209 SIsaye
Foureenth-st and so ghth-aye. TwenyaIthst
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

FrPE DKPARTNESr CITY oH ENlokA' b.hSStIt
C,NHrsTfYLfS ard l29 Nercerst June = Ill
ITO MANUFACTURERS AND DEALEho iS
KFROsESE OIL GUNPON DER, Gc--LU .eE n ,piol.l, ~
the Act 10 relation storage and eP,ag Of eomoeso' rd h,
The CIV Of York passed April %, ISL licenses aIe
an pres enjoyed the msnufietlre Or sale Sll u i 80.
OF the C OF Newiork ot any Of the G =, sr % br pr,
a. ,rolrp kerosene Coal similar u o o w ~
ducts Gunpowter, Blasting Powder Gun to''0I, ,y MI.
DnsIn Etpoye On, or Compounds PIeso,s peSl.l.s
C,1lge, Powder Trains Percussion Cap. 'o-iD" ''' " ~
Str,t. of Silver Ether Phosphorus and nals g. t. nh
80 49, application for the SANE Is necessarv A. t
s pr-s vi he held liable - ai the lhales ofe,cioV " Wv
Iss Nv orler OF B0a o Fre Com s . ,
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
Sales bn Auctlon


A UCTI0N SALE.-Fifth sale unclaimcI
"A property "WEDNESDAY. J1ne g. Il 20 oeo-t ot
Once Ol MuherYst consisting Of misce' ane01s acei
Mcns Ani omen Clothing Dr. Goods, Wat,hes, Jese ~ q
A. MRRwfS Arctoneei.
RY BANGS, MERWIN q Co., Broadway cor.
~ +hsSaes Of Books WORK. y Art Fancy Good faroas
variety Of BOOKS mostly selections from PRIVATE COLLRc-
TI0NS. Also NEW PUBLICATIONS. sni OIL PAINTINGS P5r
traiis, Blank Panels for Artists use Frames Sc &c.
HzsRY b. HgsTs Aaetloneer.
CONTlNUATION SALE of the entire stock
~ Of OIL Paintings Chromos Eogragg. Picture Frames no ~
Fultonst at II O'Clock, without reserve.
GEO. 4. LEAVITT & Co. date LcavItt.
~ Strebegh Co Clinton Hall, Astorploe For The sAts
AUCTION of LIBRARIES CoLLzcToSs Of Books PASrS0' ai 81
kinds Of LrrERAsY PROPERTY.
BIZ JOHS II. DRAPgR 90.
.AuctiOneera
FI'HE Delaware, Lackawanna, and Western
Railroad Coapny. wl sell 10000 Of SCRANTON COAL
Public Auction WEDNESDAY, June q n.e'ocE y
E.ehange-plaee SAMUEL SLOAN, Pr,..'nL
RECEIVERS SALE
PATTERNS, &c.
AT
THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS
FOOT OF EAST l2TH.sT.. SBw.YORK
BENZ PAIRCHILD. Auctionee viii sell At publ "a
ance of Novelty Iron Works cosssg
pressure beam i1ch BY with tubular boiler
motive aue and return tubular boer lath boring mills o,uns
machines ryeng micbles boiler maker bicsnh ni flniss
sso s@ ste9e9.n f6f fa5pee ww5s e h dsS Sf
buckets cnt gearing 6c Also the celebrated s crane on the doe
steamer North star suitable for coasiIg OF towing siesme nr1
inches BY 10 feet stroke By order, JNO B. sCHJLLE Receiver
BENZ p FAIRCHILD No Beacb-.t
JN0. 5. SCHULIIb, Receiver. "a Basi TTeita" /"
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28

A UCTION SALE.-Fifth sale unclaimc
property WEDNEsDAl. Jlne 28 q 20 o'c'ort
Ohce D Muherryst consisting 0 miscellaneous acei ,g
Mems And omen Clothing Dry GOOis Walchs' Jese u
Hardware, Gc.
New-York tribune., 1871-06-28
RECEIVERS SALE

ENGINES, BOILERS. TOOLS, MACHINERY
PATTERNS, &c,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-07-13
Ser @ropbet,
@ermQtn!

&irslt9 son paris aurifaelrmnen erttelIt gdrtoraxcte,
gb 'enoluete. palmeare uno Hydrologic.
prpf. St. @er rain entbaqt ger8anbstt, Geeenwart unb
3utunft, 70 nte tie Beatmmune troeab melGer Her'rn IN Der
nunberbdrRen 9Betie, uno aiett refine unb patre duet .nft
dbsr Nuss, mac bas menfdltde 9sb'n %anbetrtft. als set(eu,
ertftaften, Court unb farniltS naneel.eentetteu, 2teb-
d aft, Che, 8rantbett, Qeben unb Sob
Gr III Der @abrfaser FER 8atfe,tr Queerte. ~pr"pbeIdte 6te
gotaffrupbe N1ruleons unb feuut te @ebetnniNe br te
rlbmtefen perfSnIitietten @urpra's.
Dur& S%pupatbt' lam sr gerloueu bon Samttter forVsu,
t efeinsemur,elten 2afern, tte 8 inten, untreue, lvptek q t.
behen aduslid eurtren, unb psrf&aft @lld unb G.fp0 III
mi6liden eDefhGften unD Chen.
geufultatt0nen tn Deut&, Gneltf& unb Sruus6Nf&, 100
GoQar
Man atref7re an poauffee Dor 729, ct. Taut. 10uut.
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ct. ~anl MART y riot.

@elb @t, wS9entIi@ ~eeltefert BON Der beut-
f&en 8ant unp @s@iel.@ sf@aft pcu Dapion u.
So. @t. Yaul. ..5:.:
49,, -,,. .. gerfaufsprets.
We&iel aus sep gost, ptt1abetptta,' Mtluautes. Gtt-
cage, ct. xputs, q proAent
GuropGiibe &edbieI.
pr.ue. ztaler. 800. 80. SO Gts. Currency
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GorrefYonsen3en Der 8taatssettune.
Isl, DStiH watet z. Suit II.
ETreunb Sauber!

Grtuno Ganbtr!! H.,
III So fdble MID s.trofen, us ii .rutQ ID
yerlu@enL baS @eridumte 1,ua@tiVubolep.
IQtt Des S@idials Md@ten if sbtr ten
ewteer Bunp ~ He@ten. Do@ IDS wiQ
mt6 ni4t NIT Gnti9ulpteunaen oufbal.
ten, bic Sbne, pieQet@t ebe1 70 unaree>
rebut nie MIR finb.
.l1nb lest Gtmas iber bteleu title
Stt, rt< leinen Nauen eieentli& nur
tbetlmetfe Derbient :; 3tpar bat er sbis pct
NUT pentDen Sabren nod gang bebeuteno
ft4 -seffaneen, bod {9eint IS, als Oh lest
u,ebr unb u1ebr 2eben In bic Sa9e tdme.
9or318li@ felt Ste Gi1entabn,e unp be.
&ornipei&er (Elevator) fertie flint, ent,
wtdett ft@ Elm sbeseuteno are9ere6 1retben;
ber@ei3en tomn,t ~tpenisaens m%a1enweiit
bon llnten berauf unb ntrp loforts Pc,
Gilenbabn mad Dulutt ,peiter ser>
lanpt.
Sc tpirb btsr tteien CONNER unes'
ntetn piel 9ebaut ouertpdrts iprin9en BIZ
6duler nur 70 aus Der @tre, unb iinr
aud tpteper per1@icoene grobe @el9dfts>
@ebduoe in Mn9rif eenomu,en, mel&e
peripre@en, etne 3terbe Der 9auptftraes
III tperpen.
Die @ei&afte eeben i'm 7@nn3en &c,
nomlne1 gut, porsislt& bas 8aubol3>
@el&dft.
Gs berrl@t bier bsute eine, erobe @uf>
re9un9. eent1 IS 1T 3u elmer &rieg6z@ r>
fldrun9 3wilaen Mtnnelota uno @is>
conftn, relp. StiQpater unp 5uolon> &C.
tomuen. 8ei 9uelon baben fte ndmli&
%aneefansen, fir Die @tienbQbn>B Bride
pfdble eiinSutreiben, unb ptrp tapur9 bic
@&iFfabrt beeintrd@nst, gang belonber6
aber Dl6be. *Das 'tpirp ober ppt, bier
aus ri@t 9elitten, ulne etnpen 'teuteMo r>
oen 4 Dampfboute (feine &atonenboote)
NIT Blr9era BON bier NIT .piollem Danpf
ttnunter, UNI nt@t 'uur bie Arbett ~ oer>
binbern> 5onpern aud BE @@or ttnsetrie>
Semen pfdble ruteoer berdus3u3ieben. Sc
perlprt9t tntere6ant 3u tperpen, unb wt:o
,pobl nit einemp ro5e6 In bem@ eretnteten
Staater @ert@tsbof enbteen. @orlduf9
uub 3ubiou 'rubi9 3uiebtn, :tenn eS bat
nur Elm Gdbrboot 3ur 8erfl9uns. So
pdrbe '{9on' friber perbinpert ~prben
fetn, bod nabn IS ettpa6 3eit, UNI BON
rem @eri&tsbef Die Yuptere fit einen
Ginbaltsbefeb j 3u 'befomn1en.' SpGter
etnu1al mebr bieriiber.
Der 4. Suit perlief bier febr rubta
ano mar feline oueemeine Geter ;es NUT
zen perlatepene Yttnies abeebalteu, bic
ale gut belu@t >pore,,.. .'.-.'. '~N
Das picntc Der bteft0en oeui&Slutbe>
rii@en STRIDE ami lebten Spnnta9e per-
lief rnbte unt mar paS &eiultat lebr 3u>
frtecenteQeno. benn 'es 9in9en .etpas
dber $50 Dollars ett,, unp tletbt cine
Metto<G tnnabme BON {iber $50 Dollars.
s. perlief Nues in Der 9r5bten 9armonie
utb berrlate Die bette Srpnune.
.,Do4 fir beute leben @ie pobl. Sin
anpe1mal r1ebr.'
M9tun9spoQ, g.
uBepba@ter."
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Die erfte>, ,,eue1
@rdhjQDrs mQQrfn,
Gdtbcdrt 8 So.

uuo popltns fiji $1.25. 6&Sue 6tst 2uRre, 9etbsrieitis Ia.
n1uaerte fdware atpaeas sea 20 Gents by su 81 90: bsfsr
neat Srsutsass. ieses at: sisissrsett, psrssi., pesitns,
wetBe Ttquss Don 20 sentS an, nit frber Art 0dat. xGtn
pra&tppusS X6prtement nfr neIeRfn MrGer ron II
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Mnmt. B. &eb.- 8etrefs be5 Don
Dem &i9ter Mle@lure erlaNenen l""@inz
balt6* BeftblS", um Del, tpetteren 8au Der
Bride Gber ben ct. @rotr BET 6uplon III
p%erbinbern, bemerfen nil, baB Die YroSe6-
@erbanclun9en aus bem Staatseert6ts=
bofs na@ rem 8unpes> Difrifts@ eri9te
prsrleet murcer1 uno &i&terNell9N bereit6
in lester ISOLDE letn @uta@ten babin
|atAab, baB bic @erlesun9 ces YroseB>
9sriabrens na@ benz Bunoe69eri9te ben
vGinbdltstefebl" an une fl: fi@ traftles
semabt babe. .".>' 81
Cine meitere @ntl9etpuna Der @ontro>
oerie bat l4 Der Rt@ter tts, aufBetteres
o%o,bebalfer. IT,, ." ""sM
Nu6 'l6ttnt 'u1e bter Ii, @t.Yaul, baB
pie &rieesertldru,9 StiQwater8 1rentser
geQen' @isvonln . rtip.. @ubfo,t 8eri&tet
il, alS' 9aseen' ct. Yaulj 'uno' nau,entlt@
8esen' BE proieftirte urb beretts TIT 8au
be8tifene ct. paul, SiQwater T.. Gay>
tors Sails @%iltnbabn. '@4's~ "'1HE,
@ir 8lauben ri&tie 81 urtbeiler, tpera
mir a1, 'bfeier Stsue bemerfen, baB jene
Oppoftisn seeen lebtgenannte Babn ne
niger pom per Bireerl&aft BON @ttQwa<
Ter aus9ebt al6 BON etnt9en penteen
@iienbabnz unb 2anoipetulonten tnGtiQ>
udter,1 tpel@e bur@ ben 9 au bteler 8abn
|ittt. prtvat: 9ntere0tu s~efdbrpet slauben.
2@beniot 1T es1 bier befannt, bab bic
Safe Superior 8abn, ,pel@e beretts pia
Dbite 8ear 2afe cine :3mei9babn nod
Sttlwater eebuut, tetnestpees Der r,euen
&%onfarren3l 8anftie 8stimu1t if.g9'.Y
Der 4teSult In &eeb824a NJ
Ding Infer Correspondent ybalelbf
tbetlt un6 nit, eaB ber2 rationale Sc
burtsta9 BON Der b TIDE n BeuSlte,
rune IN &eeps fefli@ beeansen tpurbe.
Die. ean3e Stabt unp ibre 6duler pare,1
prddti9 58elamldt.di 6err Sol. Stunt mar
per Geit> prd1ptnt bes Ga9eS unb ffanb
tbm 9err @psba@er ale M(Fitent wirpts
jur @eite. rG5 Gau >..sI. -s~7:
DE Yot, tte|en 6erren ayranatrte Yto>
seiion ieBte fi@ unter @orantrttt rerNfuz
Ut, nit ben Fieeenpen 8annern Mmeri.
tag, Deutl@lanes unb ber S@wei3 an
per @pfBe, 8e9en 10 l1br @ersens In
BetreBung.G F22 1'~a4 ss1JmGE
a3uerf btr EuraSeretu urter AnfQb<
ruu8 bes 3errn 9annenann, tanr Elm
i&6ner Bug wetbeetleioeter Mdp&en NIT
Gabuen unoz &rdusen. tbnea foleter, BE
33natea Der @&ult, unb murte Der 3ue
pom ben Gurn36sltusen belaleGtn.
Der Mar Mtttelsbofer clettete lebteren
..3us.,an52.ts 3 . o :a a.:' Z,
I'm Na@mittas fanb Gef<picnte fat,
bf pel@em Der Gunt bic tGef>9Reoe
belt, unp fdle6 bic Gster nit etneut
folennen 8au tn Der 8raueret. 9tt-
terteit uno 9armonte berrl&ten sauf
ff@6nen, our@au8 beutf&en Gefte.
80 RRtafa uiib @enitter ,ieteu felt
lOSt1A> 6ka. NfH Eknkkr #.@FSSH. .E5es . .HM Il
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GaiGmeres.

FIR Rnaben unb5errentlebune bon rs Gsnts an. 81. terrr .
&s enforcement BON Hrublaere 0altept. f9bne ueue gfuter,
@tnabanns ,. &C., mas wtr AleS 4u nett %ntebrt8ern 9eetten
ats ftit 10 Sabren bereanet S~erfaufen.
+, 81 teauneen werben NIT be(enoerer @orefalt eaeetatrt.
Gatbcart s &c.
Rp. 1872, Drttte Straee, @t. paul.
NJ 9err &bas. g. s. 9ofu.ann, beuti&er
&lers. .:,
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GtaMabrs $bamls,

@trumsfuaarsn. wtse baumwouene Danaen etrampte
Don 10 Gents an. 2tste 5anbi&ube. Elm t45ner gorratb;
alraubre's un0 %faumleie 0laeebanbi&ube IL allen 8arteu,
unb Naaueen u 50 90 ferner en ppQadnbtoes enforcement
unierer Dollar" Glaeesanefaabe Spiseu unb5ptstnuaa-
rem III sru6er ausuabl. 9tf6sebede, Serptttien, 5anbtater
unb 3anstu& foHt, aebletdte Baunpuae ME sisp Sort N1iGs
Wdmiutta, utea. Glartt's Jrutt Of the eopm. Qonsbate unb
Constable 9ambrte. @sblet&te unb trauae 1ettaGer spn
ga, ga unb 1914; baun,npQene Ridenater3aee bon 4O, AZ,
IS unb 81 3oa, mas mr aass, %entreeer per Barb uOer yer
6tid III ben nttbrtsf upttrteu 9retlen s~erfaufen. Gin grocer
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- An3etgen tn bteit r @paltt unter btn &ubrt>
ten "0erlaust", ~@efunt", r9u 0errenteu" uub 81 ger-
tautea" perbtn flr : Gtntt Ne 8dle, iebe Satrttss, y Bot
auSbejabIunR aufeensmuen." 'tN
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81 DfrfQuff11.

gu D%ertaufen. - 40 @der 9utes 2oxb, S
gfetlen Said vpu st gauf. an bas utf&eSetuesa eat aeea-
senb, 10-t1 Nder eut. Dtei.n, br sReN eutes 9sttaub Iwt,t
etpa 800 9erbe Esli f&laseu, CUTE Quale. NadsMr,pen
bet ~. .. Glart, 120 Bo.i Str. 49,, 1tvuE
g. sertaufen.- @@au'S pottl tn Git
eae1, In Der gGbe tes Court 5au@ts beleeeu, eu pouedatA
einsert&tetts u. cute 0ef&dite tbi:ubss 5aus IT xntr a"ns
fteeu Deotnsuneen III verfauFen. &bert6e. 6eoree I'd,
e&aQs 5p:d, @outt @aubolpt Str.. Gbeaso, ST.
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&tatn rnb @enftter jieben tft
attitas 9Ri.tae I'm ts 6t1bt.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

BARBECUE At RosEv1LLE.- Tuesday
last the people of the southwestern portion
OF our county celebrated the fourth in GOOD
old fashioned style, closing with barbecue
A new feature was introduced in the pro-
gramme. At the close Of the Grafton Mr..
Nathan Alexander and Miss Olive Barrett
stepped on the stage, accompanied by Elder
Woodruff, who, in the presence of the large
audience joined them in holy, happy bonds
of matrimony. We are told by those pre-
sent that the audience was large and the
exercises appropriate and patriotic. The
barbecue consisted of roasted bullock, lamb.
mutton, pigs, turkeys, chickens etc, all
standing with knives and forks sticking into
them, saying "come, slay and eat," which
were partaken Of with great relish by the
large crowd, without money and without
price. Whatever the people of Roseville
undertake they make success, and this
celebration was a crowning one.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08
Consta Sale.

DY virtue of an Execution issued by W. Nc
ED Clanahan, Justice of the Peace of Township
No. 5, Placer county, State Of California on the
18th day of June, A. d. 1871, and to me directed
on Judgment rendered in said court on the 18th
day of June, A. D. 1871, in favor Of Moore, Ran
let & Eddy, Plaintiffs, and against Adam Nc
Donald Defendant; judgment, 1872 II; costs,
$50 90; acerling costs on Execution, 75 cents:
with interest from date on on Judgment at the
rate of per cent per annull, have LEVIED upon,
seized, and will expose to public sale to the high
est bidder for lawful money of the United States
of America i'll front of W. McClanahan's Office
in Forest HILL Placer county, Township No. D,
On Monday, the cath day of July, A. ID. 1871,
at the hour of two O'Clock P. NJ, all the right,
tide interest and claim of Adam Mcdonald, de
fendant, in and to the following property, to-wit
certain mini...g claim situated !. +. Iownsnlp So.
5. Placer county, known as Chunky Slide claim,
bounded on the east by Volcano Canon, and
having a front of on hundred feet, more Or less,
and running into the hill as far as practicable to
work-defendant' interest being one-half OF
said claim.
Also all of his, defendants, right title and in
terest in and to q certain house and lot of land
situated on the Dardenelles mining claim in
Township No. 5, Placer county, owned by Adam
Mcdonald Defendant and occupied by Willis
Jones. Also all his right to all fruit now grow
ing ON or belonging to said premises
WIN. KRYSHER,
Constable of Township No. 5.
June 18th, 1S71-iy1-3w.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

OLD PREJUDIcEs ARE DYING OUT. New facts are
killing them. The idea that invaids weakened
by disease can be relieved by prostratng them
with destructive drugs is no longer entertained
except by monomaniacs. Ever since the in
PRODUCTION of DIR. WALEER's VINEGAR B1rrERs, it
has been obvious that their regulating and in
MIGRATING properties are all-suflicient for the
cure of chronic indigestion, rheumatism, con-
sHpaton, diarrhaea, nervous affections and NAL
arious fevers, and they are the standard
remedy for these complaints in every section of
the Union.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

SNUCKs-The San Francisco Bulletin, in
speaking of the nomination Of Springer, foi
State printer, on the Republican ticket, says
Thomas A. Springer, publisher of the
Amador Ledger, is believed to have as part
ners, X. S. Crocker & Co., job printers
Sacramento, who are to do the work at then
Office; the Record newspaper Of the same
town; Poor, of the Vallejo Recorder, Sci
kirk. of the Auburn Stars and Stripes
Eastman, job printer, of San Francisco; and
Timmins, employed in the San Francisco
Chronicle, who is to be foreman.
The Office is reported TO be worth about
SIS 900 a year, on an average and the one
seventh would be $2,143. This arrange
ment, if it were possible for Springer to be
elected, would relieve the railroad company
Of the expense of keeping up some Of its
newspaper organs.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

The FOURTH AT AUBURN. N.-The celebration
here last Tuesday was very credtable and
satisfactory, all the circumstances considered
The day was very warm, which prevented
many from the country and distance from
attending, and yet there was large attend
ance in town, and fair audience at the
grove. The procession was creditable and
the music excellent. The procession formed
at half-past eleven o'clock, A. NJ, under the
direction of the Chief Marshall, Mr. Magerle
snd proceeded to the grove, where the exer-
cises were opened with prayer by the Chap
lain, Rev. J. II. Peters, followed by music
by the Auburn Brass Band. The reader,
j. A. Filcher, read the Declaration of hide
pendence in loud, distinct and well empha-
sized voice, when the Band again followed
with music. The orator of the day, Mr. NJ.
M. Estee, of San Francisco was introduced
tothe audience and delivered most excellent,
eloquent and appropriate Grafton. The ora
tion was singularly free from everything
sectarian or sectional or aught that could
wound the most sensitive person of any sect,
ism or section of the whole country. The
address was an eloquent outline of the histo-
ny of our country and people from the first
thought OF the existence Of an unknown con-
tinent, America, down to the moment of its
delivery. At the close of the exercises the
procession again formed and marched to town
and was dismissed The morning and
evening salutes, fired from an eminence south
of town by the Artillery company, were ex-
'cellently executed and with precision and
rapidity of time that would have done honor
10 a company in the regular service. More
than lialt the crowd of visitors remained in
town during the exercises in the grove The
Grand Ball in the evening, is spoken of as
one Of fne most pleasant parties that has ever
been given in Auburn, and with it ended the
fourth in Auburn; the effects of it, however,
were still visible on some as late as yesterday
evening.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

Nor A CANDIDATE The contest for nom
snation of Sheriff in the Democratic County
Convention having assumed proportions that
might lead to the neglect or result in the
nomination of candidates for other positions
on the ticket, of doubtful popularity or
qualifications, Mr.. Crutcher, who has hereto
fore been candidate for that position, re-
quests us to say to the party that he with
draws checrfully and will not consent that
his name shall be further used for that Office
before the people or Conven ion. While
doing this free and voluntary act, Mr..
Cratcher returns sincere thanks to his nu-
merous warm friends in the county and hopes
his ac1 viii meet with their approval, This
removes the only probable warm contest in
she primaries OF Convention, and the gener-
Gus act of Mr.. Crutcher is worthy of all
s,raise.
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD OFFERED 1t
will be seen by an advertisement in another
column that fine new and valuable Colts
Revolver was stolen from the store of j. Il.
Gwynn, this week, and that The above re-
ward is offered for the arrest and conviction
of the thief. This was bold daylight theft
and it would be great pity il the thief
should escape arrest, and the severest pen
atty of the law
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08
HOMESTEAD FOR SALE!
The sFDunCan Homestead"
in Auburn, is offered for sale at
= 4. 4 Il n

FENIIE lot contains five acres, with good plast-
Il cred house and fine cemented cellar; fine
spring of water conveyed to buildings in 1906
feet of log ducts, and.a good spring on the lot;
and, also, choice variety Of bearing grape vines
and fruit trees, etc. make up in part the inn
proyements of the premises The title is from
the United States, and no incumbrance. For
further information enquire at the PLACER HER
AID office, or address the undersigned at Green
wood, FL Dorado county, California.
MRS. JOHN MIILLBACH
Auburn July 1st. 1871-5w
The Placer herald., 1871-07-08

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