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, 1872-10-30
CHICAGO DRY GOODS MARKET,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct y.
In comparison with last week there arc few
new features to report in connection with this
market. While thero has been fair business
in al the different departments in the way df
sales for the renewal Of assortnents, the gem
eral market has been lacking in that activity
that characterized it fortnight ago, and
although, as yet. no material q sottening" Of
prices has resulted from the diminished demand,
the prevalent feeling is natula ally less buoyant.
Stocks are, ct course, aomewhat reduced; 90
compared with their condition month or si1
weeks ago, but they are still in good working or
der, and among our 5obbers no do not heaE any
wants. Of their customers. The season OF activ-
ity is undoubtedly past, but steady demand for
small lots Of aeasonable goods is anticipated
during the coming month, and it is not probable
that prices will undergo any material auctuation.
The carpet trade continues dull, and, although
Manufacturers prices remain unchanged, the
feeling among jobbe1s is sensibly easier, and
quotations are being freely shaded all around
Among the changes il cotton goods during the
week ne note q decline in Massachusetts fins
browns, Lonsdale and Lyman bleached, Willow
Brook ticks, aud in Standard, Rockford, and
Yankee carpet warp. Tbs following are thu
nrntHtinnB.
, 1872-10-30
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

TUESDAY EvEE1Eo Oct. 29.
ALC0HOL-Continues to meet with good demand
at Sl.781I l95 for % per cent proof.
BROOM coRN-is dun and heavy: Stocks are
large and accumulning; there being only light local
demand for Immediate wants. The following may be
regarded as fair index Of prices: $40 09@5o:00 peE
ton for common; s710o99o00 for fair LOO
for choice; aud SLID. COG 5000 for choice hurl.
BEANS-Tte receipts wcro large, but owing to q
very light demand, prices rne weak and irregular.
We note sales Of 10 brs nayies at soso 25 sacks fair
medium, 1t s1-65; 10 sacls and GO bu common, Ut
$1.50.
BUILDING MATERIALs-Aro unchanged; thero
is abatement in the demand for all descriptions,
prices ruling steady follows stuceo s.5oao,75
New York st9eco. casting, s. 15@4og; 9nperfns do
cement, $500 per brl; Louisville cement, sa.co;
Akron cement, $500; marble dnst, s3:25; lime,
sand per br ps7te9ng hsr. per bu
brick {commonL sl2. 2.50Gl{,00; Woodstock pressed
range Ut SIS e5oo5looo; 81. Louis Hydraulic pressed,
del M:lwsulse $780, do aeine, $50 %
s4.oo@5oo: T6e following is the y < prices per boz
reduction Of u Per cent is mad1 ay dealera:
, 1872-10-30
REAL ESTATE,
The following instruments were fled for record
on Tuesday, Oct. 90:

The following instruments we're fled record
On Tuesday, Oct. 90:
CITE PROPERTY.
Burnside st. bet Thirty6ifth and Thirty-si1th sts,
+, p # to alley, dated Sept. &c; consideration,
81 ,3oo..
The premises No. TO and 50 Twenty fourth st. dated
Oct. q; consideration, $ls,eo3.
lots in Henry Graves Subdivision, Of Cottage
Grove nv in X Sac 81 80, Il, dated Oct. % con-
eideration, S32,75o.
Rebecca st, bet Throop and Loomis sts, #, e4 It to
.lley, dated Oct q; consideration, s3,;5o.
Wilcox st, +, 261124 7-1o It, III Block of Rock
wells Addition, dated May % consideration, 81 600.
Grove ST. Of A-che1 av, f. 6ox154 It, dated Aug. s.
consideration, $500.
Robey st, bet Blue Island nv and Monroe st +, 24x
90 #, dated Oct - consideration, $780,
Lots Is to 81, in Block 2, III Dond's Addition, in
Il Sec %, 80, -, dated Sept. IL; consideration,
S, ,lao.
dated Oct, q consideration, s5,325.
Lots II and is Of Lots aud 4, in Block 7, Rock
xreIls Addition dated Sept. %; consideration
iIehcn st. SEQ It Of Latin st. +, 252114 it. dated
Oct 2: consideration, 81 ,0G0.
Msy st, bet Evans ind Luke SITS, eff. Lot 81, build
ings. dated Oct Il; consideration, 81 $50.
State st, # cor Madison at, ct, a6H11o5 LILO fl,
, 1872-10-30

dated Oct consideration, s11sooo; Manufacturers
National Bank Of Chicago to Edward i. Dore.
State st, 369 It OF Madison st. +, soxlo5 $40 IT,
dated Sept Is consideration, s6o,ooo. Ben jamin "
Rayraood to Edward F. Dore "
ed Sept. 18: consideration, 81 ,4o1
49, NORTH OF CITY LIMITS.
MelroEe st. 63o it Of Evanston road ST. 133x1c6 f.
dated Oct. l; consideration, G,75o.-
SOUTH OF C1IE LIMITE.
Lot in Block ], of Sattoastal i Russe1ls n Il u
5000. ~ &10A'
LOT IT. in Block Of Assessors Tots IT to H. in Sec
Ii. y, IA, dated April l3; consideration, s., &c.,
Wentworth nv, f. s0112s IT, in Block g. Sec 16, 49,,
Il, dated Oct. 28, consideration, 81 900.
1oo1l25 IT. Joining the above, dated Oct 28; con-
siderauon, s., 600.
, 1872-10-30

orally firm, the exception being peaches and appes,
Nhtsh s2 'rs SeSg esgnada5 4is|1s . On
are in good dem demand at aeo52.ao pei boz.
1Se. Me 9no9 60 new 1ats: asi7c drums 1t@
prnnes ssso IT, Se1 ass1ya rs3its ausasy oa
{sa5@2s'; Ss4f;ss aew !'stns; iiass r$sSso 5lss
peaches, halves e59@7c; %. mixed. G@5ke: zante
%ss;s4a 49, E@ss shssa aRR5fs aoss5s5a s5 d.
14@l5c; almonds, Terfagona, 22c; English wainuts'
l4Glsc; Naples wslnuts. 1s@eoc; Brazia, 14@i5c;
Pecaps, 10812Nc; African peanuts, &c Wlninoss
ton peanuts, Sc; Tennessee peanuts &C.; ohestnnts,
GAME-Was in excellent demand this morning and
owing to moderate offerings, prices were wall sus.
famed. Sales include doz prairie chickens Ut
aoS do 7' Il dS1 aa aot dnshs
400; II doz quail at $3.50; sntpe Al sl25;
GREEN s5 FRUiTs@appea Z - we're moderately ac7a at
s2oO@2 40 for car lots ssS@25o from store crans
berries improving and quotable et s1oooG1o.oo per
brI Sales include cars apples at e % ear at
cars do at at s. 90 200 br!s at g. 100
brls at oo@o25; It's brs st s1.4o@175 SO baskets
ounces ut 90c@s1oo so br!s do at s80o@1o.00 60
g SFs
GROCERIES Since our last weekly review refined
sugars have advanced fully X@Hc, and The market ia
only fair but the supply IS altogether inadequate md
customers Coffees are also very hr and chs.ce and
fancy grades will probably higher stocks light
left, auu elsewhere. continue act1Ve ana
Spices rule easy notwithstanding an active aud i-
creasing demand. Rice, candles, soaps, and starch
rule quiet and eteady. The general market may be
CoFFEEs-Mocha, SOC: Q. @. JAVA, 25@2Bc; Jaws No:
2, 234@24c; fancy Rio, 23k@23Ac; choice do, o2A
@22kc; prime Rio 2lH@21Xo; good do 2oA@21c
common do, 19iS@20c; Singapore, 22H@23Ac;
Costa Rice, 2s92sHc Maricaibo, 22H@2sHc.
CANpLEs-star, full weight, 2o@2oHc; Stcarine,
15@1Gc. ...
>, hicE-Patna, aN@81c; Rangoon, 7N@8c; Caro-
LIE, H1 9A@s3e; M .. .,,,-,,<
powdered, 131z@13,1c; granulated, 131s@1stzc; A,
standard, 73@13kc; do No. Q, 12zs97ac; B, HA@
123sc; extra G, l2H@12slc; c, No. 12@125<c: yell
low G, 11k9l1Mc; choice brown, 11{61lxc prime
do, l054@11c; fair do, 10A@10Nc; choice molasses
sugar, l0a@11c; fair do, 8A@9c.
SYRuPs-Dlamond drips, s.. .5O91 as silver d1fps.
extra fine, 72@?5c; good sugar-housa syrup 45@5oc
extra do, 50@55c; New Orleans olaEses, choice G5@
@d0c; Porto Rico moasses, choice, 60965c common
1nn1ocSnp af1osc -.0'
, 1872-10-30

500 delivered; z4rs do, ct $50 on track; car mlrad
at SOC; car early rose and " .te at Sc delivered
SWEET POTAT0ES-Ruied turner's: the receipts
ss5o@4oo for Jaraeys; s2s5@s:25 :or Southern Tel-
ow Sales incsude olO hEls Southern al $500; 50 rls
at 1873. -.
POuLTRY-Receipts arc liberal and demand fair;
prices about the same Sales include 10 coops old
chickens at 5o9375 IL coops mixed at 81; II coops
spring at S250; 500 os turkeys 12c coopa do 1t
l0kc coope at 1oc; GOO hs dressed at 49,; eoops
ducks at $9.7s@4; coop geese at $40.
sALT-1s In continued good demand and firm At
tho recent advance We continue to quote:
onondaga dne $2-a5 Saginaw fne s225 coarso Dis
mond G, s225; ordinary coarse, s225; dairy, With
lar s2.25 Ashton d.ry per bag, $500 ground aiu
6EED9-Were quiet aud unchanged. Timothy
quosab'e At s. for prime. Glover $5.20@5.25 for
medium. Flax $l50@1.55. Sales include 1856 sacks
prime timothy at 81 u At $3.50; Is at s275: is sacks
clover at $5-25; luz at $780, is bags mammoth at
SASH, DOORS AND BLiNDs-A fair businezs wag
transacted At the following List Of pEices:
, 1872-10-30

HUGs-In CONSEQUENCE of the small receipts
(only 3,671 arrived today, firmer tone per-
vsded the hog market, and better prices ruled
The attendance Of buyers was scarcely an aver
age one, aud those. in attendance did not seem
Up the price" 5@10c per 100 tbs, and refused to
eject sales upon any other terms. Consequent
j., trading was allow, and, light as waa the sup
Ply, not all sold. The extreme range Of prices
u rs a9 e With most ot tie transteza At
iA.20 for common, at S4.25@4.95 for medium,
and at s4.40@455 for geod to choice. The
quality Of the hogs was unusually good, 30 that
in reality the appreciation in values Is not SO
marked as the reported transactions would seem
to indicate.
, 1872-10-30

In the afternoon wheat wag fairly active, and
A@%c highel, closing at 51.07A seller the
month; Sl.065z@1. .06s4c seller Noyembe::, and
S1,06e4c seller December. Corn was dull, but
shade higher, closing at S014c seller the month
3oss@30s4e seller November, and 30A@9015c
seller December. Nothing doing in lake
freights or proYisione.
, 1872-10-30
COMMERCIAL,

TUESDAY EVENING, Oct. %.
The following we're the receipts and shipments
OF the leading articles Of produces in this city
during the past twenty-four hours; and for the
corresponding date o year ago:
, 1872-10-30

the sheep market. Buyers were Indifferent, and
gales dragged more or 1ess from the opening to
the close- the supply WAS light, but fully
equalled the demand, and quotations Were no
more than sustained. >:
, 1872-10-30

900 for French s750@8 90 for Maagas New oranges
Quotabe ut -. 90 per no.
METALS AND TIMERS sTocK-An articles in
tho list were fairly active nnd prices regular fol-
lows: =
TIN P1ArE-1c, lox1&, $3.50; do. 1o11e $1,000; do,
14x2o, sl65o; Go, roofing, &c, sl40o:
SHEET z1.sc-Fun caaks, 11kc; half cas1s, Ike;
1ess quautity, 1oAc; slab, &c.
SHEET IHoS-No. u, 7Ac rates.
corPER-copper bottoms, 4sc; hraziers over II lbs,
45c; timed copper, 43c.
NmE-2 to SC; and .. 7oc; 10 to II, lie; IL,
16c 49, 1oc; 2o 2oc full bundle 15 per cent discount
fence wire, &c,
NAILS-Are in good demand at present rates.
Stocks ample for al requirements. We
continue to quote: 1ol per keg, S6.12h9
sG.6sk@G.75 ID do s6ysz 7.co; sd d. s7e3K9775;
do a. tue, "a dc, ~. @9.50; clnth,
$G,5Q1S.G1A. 11L OFF to the trade
, 1872-10-30
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

CAITLE-Thera was no decided change in
this market, the demand continuing small. and
prices remaining weak. The markets below are
still in very unsatisfactory condition. the sup
ply exceeding the demand at all points, and
prices ruling low and unTemuneratlve. Hence
shippers could not be induced to operate to any
considerable extent, and nutiye cattle were
almost wholly neglected. There was but a linz
tied demand from any quarter during the fore
noon, only about 500 head changing hands up
to II o'clock, but later in the day city butchers
tho close some ]. 500 head had been disposed Of,
chiefly at 52.50@4.25, though the extreme range
was s2.o0@5.6216. Texas and Cherokee
cattle comprised the bulk OF the
offerings, and this accounts for the
low average OF tho prices paid. The receipts
since Saturday have been 1920, against 4, ,103 for
the same time last week-an increase OF 3,127.
The number On sale to-day reached fully 5000,
OF which about 1,500 were sold, leaving $500
still in the sale pens. Unless tomorrow 8 re-
ceipts prove light, prices, it would seem, must
go lower. Tic market closed dull and weak.
QUOTATIONS..
EItra-Graded steers averaging ], 400 1bs
Choice Deevez-Fine, fat, well formed year
to5 year old steers, amt averaging 1,2oo
Good YES; ne; ''''&'''o
steers, averaging 100 to 900 us ..... 6.25@5.so
Medium Grades-Steers In fair hesh, aver
aging loo to ,259 &so@5.oo
steers, md good to extra cows, for city
slaughter; averaging 300 to 1,1oo hs..- s25@4as
aosh, averaging 200 to 1oso ihs,..; 2eo@Aoo
stags l,lls, and sca1lawaE ateers......- ooo@25o
Texas Catt.c-Ta7ough droyes. s.......... l756axU0 |
Te1as catue-Sorthefn wintered.......... s.25@4so
, 1872-10-30

EGGS-Were IN moderate supply and lar request.
Prices rule steady at 22@24c; lined, le@20c; sales
include 1860 doz fresh at 24c 100 CSC 500
doz at 21c-
EGATAERs-Were in fair deznaud, and quotable at
C8@7oc for prime live geese; 25@5oc for mixed.
taken place in this market since last review Bust
Is quito active is usual at this SEASON Of the
feeling Is firm. Following are the quotations {;
No: l whiteash, s5.25@5.00; No. 2, 5000
5.25; No trout, s4.75G5.o0; No. / shore
mackerel, $9.75@10.e0; No. / bay, Ss.59@8.75; !;
No: bay mackerei, s7.0o@7.2s; No. i, shore, kits
d:I5@1.s0; bank Goldfish, S5.50@5.75: Georges cod
fah, bog herring, No. ], 30@33c; box her.
rng, scaled, 42945c; Columbia River Ealtnon, new,
la!f br1s. SO. 0.0o(a1G.55
FRUITS AND NUTs-A steady improvement is no
ticeaale in the fruit t1ade and prices now gen.
, 1872-10-30


Total, 1858, ,107 b,,. This is a increase within
the week Of Is 326 bu cor1l; 5S67 bu oats; 3,451
bu barley; ant! . decrease Of log, 427 bu wheat,
aad Ito. 1868 bu barley.
. The Now York Produce Exchange Circular.
gives the following Cd the foreign exports Of
provisions from New York for tho week ending
Oct. 90, 1872 and tho distribution OF same:
, 1872-10-30

15I5cuouE ul 13I525 Per cent from LIST.
IEAS-Japaus are quoted more active and firm
With which exception the market is without percepibe
change. Following a5e the quotations Hyaon-Cona-
mon to fair, 5o@55 good, 65@75c; choice to extra,
common imperial, 65@75c; good to choice do, soc9
sl.05; fine to good gunpowder, soc@a0s; choice
S1.10@12o: extra, Sl.25@1.35; choice to extra Leaf
Japan, soc@s1os; fair to good do, 6o@soc; colored
natural leaf Japan, 55@65c; common to fine Qolong,
45@55c; good, 60@75c; choice to extra, 90c@sl .05.
1OBAcCo-No change has taken place in the tobac-
GO market. Business is good at the prices given be-
low:
=, cHEwnse-Ffne cut-E1tra, 75@soc; choice, esq
roc; common, 55@G0c; poor, 4o@o0c.
sMoz1sG-E1tra, 23s935c; medium, s0G32c; CON-
mon Stems, 27Go9c.
PLua-Natural Leaf, 75@soc; half bright, so@7oc;
black, sound, 4e@55c.
WooD-Prices have advanced $. 90 PEI cord during
tho week, the following being the current rates !:
No0L-Kemains dull and unchanged, there being
on1ya light demand for finer grades. Prices are
steady under reported frness at the East and range
an folfo5EB
, 1872-10-30
China....%....... 80 w s.. .. -.
Week Oct. i5...59:9 Isis g. liz III i35S3;S ;95sT
Week Oct 8,.,..5s66 1883 5,TSo3a6 s26 S6i 3i73o
Week Oct ,97 1.34 ,5u3 1885, 14a l, LIS, 40
Week sept. 587 1901 1,63940t 1872 92 l. l41 41o
Week sept T. 2587 ,lis,706 l6a s5l 1859, 1873


The stock Of American provisions In Liverpool,
Sept !, 1872: 1889 tcs beet 10o61 brs pork 1867
hrkens butter against Oct ], 1871: 5.0l8 tcs beef,
1852 br1s pork, and Il, 1888 frkens butter.
The exports Of the hog product from the principal
exporting ports from Nov. !, 1871 to Oct. IS, from
New York, and to 10th October, 1872 from other ports,
compared with the exports from all Unifed States
lowing resua. The number Of barrels Of Pork is in
culed reckoned in 1912 at 200 Tbs to the hr], and
pbi]aAajYhin nar cd
, 1872-10-30

Spool thread grain bags, etc. 80 dsga o. por can't
OF 20 days.
Domestiea, cottonsdes Kentucky jeans, etc,1 PEI
cent OF 50, per cent Oh 10 dayH>
Regular department goodst pen cent. o0 GO, POI
cent. Of 80, 8 Per csut OF 10 daYa
, 1872-10-30

IuMBER AFLoAT--There WAS small supply
On hand; also, anall attendance OF buyers.
Joist and scant1ing sales were at 911.50@12.00,
and common mixed lumber at 912.00@1S.00.
Cargoes common shingles were sold at $500,
but choice lots brought $50. Prices ranged Al
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
Probate Notice.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, [ n, pro1,,. ~
County of Placer,l 0oaF
In the matter of the Estate Of EDWIN s. BAs.
sErT, deceased.
Notice for publication Of time sppointed for
proving viii, etc.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SAID
Court, made on the 9Th day Of April, A. D.
1879 notice is hereby given that MONDAY, the
2Sth day Of April, A. b. 1872, at II O. clock A. NJ
of said day, and the Courtroom Of said Court,
ot the Courthouse, in the town of Auburn
Comfy of Placer have been appointed as the
time and place for proving the Win Of said Ed
win Bassett, deceased, and for hearing the ap
plication Josiah G. Crosby for the issuance to
him of Letters Testamentary, when and where
any person interested may appear and contest
the same.
B. F. BERT, Clerk.
an13-w BY w. 3. LYON, Deputy.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
!. MARSHALL e co.
No. I02 Nassau street,
NEW YORK.
MINERAL. CITATION.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
.,cr,,,,,,t, C,1 Anvil 17tb 1870


rTNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
i Whereas in 1865 the Plat Of Township L
north. range east, was filed in the Z. s. Land
Office at Sacramento, CAL, and by Commission
ers letter dated December "a, 1871 the n L.
quarter Of Section 90, in Township j north,
range 6 east Mount Diablo base and meridian,
is to be treated as mineral il character and
more valuable for mining than for agricultural
purposes until the contrary is proved after due
notice.
And whereas, RICHARD F WARWICK,
(postoffice address, Roseyillp, CAL did, the
2lth day of March, A, d. 1871 file in the Regis
terss Office of this District his Declratocy State
ment claiming the same land, and an affidavit
alleging that it is agricultural in character, and
more valuable for agricultural than forsmining
purposes;
Now, therefore, you will please take notice,
that under and by virtue Of instructions from
the Commissioner Of the General Land Office
dated May 9th, 1871, we have fixed the Goth day
of MAY, A. ID. 1872, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at this
office, before the Register and Receiver, for the
he airing of proofs to determine as to the mineral
or agricultural character of said lands.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto set or
hands and affixed the seal of this Office, the day
and year first above written.
LsEAL. L. b. MCFARLAND,
Register.
HART FELLOWS,
nD2O-lW Receiver
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
OWcjM Paper Of Placer county

10 BE CoMMIsERATED. Our neighbor's
hind sight is not good-hat is, he can't see
nnvtiing beyond the prescnt-goes of at
half cock, and is not reliable as "a leader.
lie tells us, in substance, 81 made Welty
Assemblyman; brought him out, and did
more than any other man to secure his cleo
ton, and nov he is traitor; a mean, das-
tarlly, snominious coward, or worse. ="
Again he appears, saying something like his:
81 was tic first man to suggest Nell for
Senator; made him the candidate, and but
for me he never would have had the power
TO beiray and misreprescnt the party in this
county by siguing petition to Congress for
the Goat Island cold grab" Our minds eye
views our neighbor on these trying occasions;
gees him striding up and down his sanctum,
stamping the floor, biting his lips, tearing his
hair, sweating great brny drops from every
pore, and exclaimng, "Wbat ID fool |
must be; I'm ruined, I'm lost my prestige
of prophcey is gone, and now must igno-
miniously acknowledge the fact to the pub
lic" Take courage, ncighbor, you know
that though the good book does say "if the
blind lead the blind both shall fall into the
ditch, it also says "when little is given little
is required"
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20

Coon FEE. l.. Craig, former Dis
trict Attorney, receives a fee, in Placer county
vs. C. p. Il. r.. case, just decided, of 49,
661 40. 1t is said that Col. c. A. Tweed
then Deputy District Attorney, and now
U. S. Judge in Arizona, receives half Of
this money We suggest to these gentle
men that the county paid TO Judge McFar-
land $3.50 for doing work for them in this
case which might be returned before dividing
this large sum of money.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
Delinquent Sale Notice.

PETER WALTER MINING COMPANY-Lo-
CATION OF Works. OPHIR MINING DISTRICT,
PLACER COUNTY STATE OF CALIFORNIA
NOTICE, THERE ARE DELINQUENT,
" upon the following described Stock, on C.
count of assessment No. q levied on the 11th
day of March, 1872, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective Sharehold-
ers, as follows.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
Ne,r advertisements.
Probate Notice.

t. tho Probate Court of the County Oh i"0'''
State of California
o.4or Of tbe Estate of G. W. BRYANT
deceased.
TT APPEARING TO THE C0Gkl'1
the petition presented ana nleu - q W
- Administrator of the Estate Oh ~ W, '"
DDmoet Dt deceased praying for an order 10 seii
1 astote that it is necessary to sell te wiioie
az raol estate described in SAID pe'tion do
"a w o undivided one~thirteenth interes. Ia a
NI;r;ng Claim situated i'll the foresl M,
1Inina District. in said County OF Placer ai.o LIZ
i,,'n,r,s as the Sebastopol Clams,) TO pay .ie
debts outstanding against the deceaseu, CIV
debts. expenses and charges OF lne "oiii'N
ton. .,o Court that all
nersons interested in the SAD es't''e "PPN
fore the said Probate Court on
NroxD.y. THE 18TH DAY OF MAY,
d 1872. at / o'clock P. NJ OF sad day, III 'nt ~
Courtroom at the Courthouse III 'ne W." "a,, 90
,,hnrn in said County of Placer, to show cause
,ybv an order should not be granted TO 'he S''i''
,d,s,;nietrotor TO sell the whole of SAID feal es,
tate And that copy of this order oe puI,li'neu
at least four successive weeks IN the AAIh .. -
HERALD. a newspaper printed anu Puon'' "
AuO"iN ~ - J. IVES FITCH,
Probate Judge.
Dated at Auburn, this 18th day OF April "A
D. 1872.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Placer
rR r Br-Rr. County Clerk of the County OF
placer State of California, and ex ofiiclo ClefR
Of tbe Probate Court in and for said County &c
hereby certify the foregoing to be true and
erect copy of an order duly made and entered
upon the minutes of said Probate Court. pro
Witness my had and the seal of the sad a. FRO
bate Court this 18th day of April, A. D. lo'7'
ap20-iw D. T. bOhA' Ni''''
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20

New DaEss. The Stanislaus county
Ne,us appeared Oh the 9th inst. III new type
and material throughout. and makes fine
appearance. The Ne,es ia an excellent pa
per, the true friead of the people and is un-
npproachabic by monopohes or other cor
rnpting influences. 1t is welcome exchange,
and we are glad to witness this evidence of
prosperity
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20

NEWSPAPER CHANGE. The Daily Post,
Of San Francisco has changed hands and
editors, it now being the property of II. w.
Thompson, Messrs. Hinton, George and
Rapp going out. Thompson says the Post
will not change its policy. For this we arc
glad, as the Post had become a favorite with
us. Henry George is good editor, but ap-
pears to be rolling stone, if not like Davy
Crockott's log that was too crooked TO lie
still. The Elerator says the Post is to be
the Liberal Republican organ, and go for any
body for President but Grant. We will take
the new publisher at his word, and see what
the Post will do.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20

THE new Republican organ at San Fran
cisco is snorting anti-R. II. and Goat Island
paper, but with these principles and Grants
record before it is certainly inconsistent in
going for Grant.
The Placer herald., 1872-04-20
$40 REWARD.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE
- range between Newcastle and Stewards Flat
miles south of Auburn, IN April, 1871, PALE.
RED cow with little white on one hind fooa
and one horn shorter than the other-looking AS
broken or injured when young This Cow Is
medium size about eight years old; andibranded
"W' both on the right side and right hip, and
ear marked with right ear cropped and slit ir'
left ear. When the Cow was missed she had d
young calf.
The above reward VIII be paid for the Cow
and Calf or $15 for the Cow when delivered at
the undersigneds Ranch, near Bald HILL two
miles from Auburn, q reasonable reward for
information left at the PLACER HERALD officer as
to where she can be found.
ap6-tf II. p. BURNS.