The Placer Herald from Rocklin, California • 3

DRUGS AND MEDICINES AND DOOKS. DRY GOODS AND CLOTUING. LEGAL NOTICED GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WARES, ETC Indian Tolled. Ybeka, June 30. The two Indians who were arrested for an attempted outrage on the daughter of Mr.

McEwan, a few days since, were released from imprisonment last night about 11 o'clock. Tbey were escorted to the suburbs of the town by a party of men, names unknown. The youngest Indian was killed on the spot, pierced with bullets. The eldest was mortally wounded, but escaped, and this morning bis body was discovered near the mouth of Greenhorn Creek, two miles from Yreka. The body of the youngest is now lying about 200 yards from the Jail.

No steps have been taken to have either of them buried. There is considerable feeling manifested in regard to the affair, and it seems to be the general opinion that they met only their just deserts. rational DMMerttio Cowrty Convention. mteltof of the Democratic Central Com-ulL held wren" of the eU thereof, by Ctolrwa, oa Monday, June JOtb, Jl A. Bill, Cfcalrmaa, W.

A. Jobofoo, T. Lrt.G.W. Applegtte, C. C.

te moved that a Democratic Conventioa LliVrore Bill, on Thursday the tb JJyJfA! next, for tb purpose of nomlna- ''if'Duiler'mored to amend by Inserting Iowa Bill HU, wWcD menl- AobMontben moved a eubstitnte tbat -Id Conventfou be held in Auburn, TtaraJafi of iuut utl, And tbat the Primary Election for ruunt thereto be held on Saturday, the 30th i.r of July neit, and the question being taken, the wbititute ru adopted by a rote of Ayea fi; 'Vhe' apporttonment of Delegate! to aaid Convention wu tben fixed a follow: Township No. 1. VOTES. Deals' Rock Spring Houae 2 Dry Creek GaltHoiwe potan' Bar Towmhip No. 2.

tfewtowa Gold Bill Ophir Townthip No. 3. SJUXOf'S virtu of aa ex, cution to bm directed and on ia -I8thday of May.A.D. 185, loaned eat of Ike Hon. District Court for the Couay of Placer nd-State of California, rendered In ti4 court, on tbe S8IM day of May, A.

D. iU9e in favor of Edward McDonald ana' agaiart JasaM A. Hart, for tbe sua of two hundred and ergaty aeven 77-100 dollar, with later eat upon the ton of $287 77-00 from the tStbday of May. A.D. 18jj, at tbe rata of tea per cent per annum and'-for eosta of suit taxed at levied upon and will expose to public tale, to tba bfgV! est bidder for cash, at tbe Conrt Hbua door.iri'a tbe town of Aubnrn, Oat FHdatf, lb Ur mt Jolf, at the hour of 10 o'clock.

A. M. all too right, Utl interest and elaim which the said Jam A. Hart Jiad on tbe 17 tb day of May 1869, la and to the, following described property, to-wit: The undivided fourteenth part mora or lea the mining ground knows aa the Light oot eonv panic claim tbe tunnel of which company I in-Well's field at Bird's Valley, near Michigan Bluf, said Ligbtfoot claims having a front of four bun; dred and twenty feet more or teat, and.adjoiniog the claim in which Doctor Higbee is now interested and known as tb Higbee claim," alao tb third part of the mining ground known a tho "Prospect claims," on tbe North Fork of Poor Man' Gulcb, near said Michigan Bluff, tb. aane being 300 feet In lenglb, more or lew, runnlnr' from a certain burnt stump, at the lower end ot aid claims, to a certain Pine tree in the centre of tbe gulch, at the upper end of aaid claim; tbe small ditch from Poor Man' Gulcb to El Dorado Hill, crosses said claim nearly in tbe centre; together with a like interest respectively in the fixture, tool, right, privilege and incidents in anywise belonging to aald claim; also the right of redemption of said James A.

Hart to redeem a certain Cbattle mortgage executed by Jame AWV Hart, on tbe 16th day of May. A. 1859, to Le vin It Hefter, to secure tbe payment of promise, aory note for tbe sum uf three; baadred and twenty one dollars, payable at tbe store of Levin A Hefter on demand with interest at tbe rate of ten cent per annum till paid. Tbe property mortgaged being the aforesaid undivided interest in tbe mining claims, tools, right, privileges and incidents in anywise belonging. Said mor gage being recorded on Chattel Mortgage pages 313 ft 314 recordCof' Ptecer county.

Also a certain one story frame 16 bet front on the East side of tbe Main street of aaid Mi(5hi-i (ran Bluff, laying letween the office of Dr. J. J. Wilson and J. Hyman'a Jewelry atore, and known as the '-Albion Restaurant," with tbe ground on which it stands and connected therewith and all the appurtenances and privileges thereunto appertaining or belonging.

All of wbich named, and described property I shall sell a aforesaid, or so much thereof aa may be sufficient to satisfy the above judgment, together with costs due and.4 to become due thereon. CHAS. KING, Sheriff, By Gko. Johnston, Deputy. Sheriff's Office, Auburn, 18tb June, 1859.

3w. SUMMONS. STATE OF COI'KTT OK PLACEK, In the District Court of the Uth Judicial Thomas H. Williams, Plaintiff, vk Pxter'IK. Crabv et Ah.

1 Action brought in the District Court, of tbe Hthj, JudicluT District, nnd the Complaint filed in the County of Placer, in of the CJeik of said District Court. The Pkoi i.k or tue Statk of Califghma, Skn urketing: 10 j. u. BowEitti, fhili.ifs, S. N' B.

Nobchoss, Jobs Murbat. Petr, Mv Cbaktt, Davii P. Marshall, A. Gilbert Cooper, and John JucKekka. YOU are hereby in.

an--tion brought against you by tiam- ed riaintitf in the Distrkt Court of the 11th Judicial District, in and for the county of Placi nnd to answer the complaint filed, therein, (a copy, of which accompanies this Summons.) within tin days, (exclusive of the day of service) after the Bcrvice on you of this Summons if served within this county; if served out of this county, but within this Judicial District, within twenty days; or if served out of sai District, then within forty days or judgment by default will be taken against you. The said action is brought to recover judgment against you for tbe sum of seven hundred and fifty dollars ($750) for crvici as Attorney for you in tho suit of Jenny l.ind Company vs. er Company, all of which is fully set forth ift tbu complaint, a copy of which is herewith sery'etf and to which are more particularly referred, and if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as above required, the Plaintiff will take judgment by default against you. Given under my hand and seal o. ine uistrict Court or the 11th.

Judicial District, this 28th day of January, in tho year of our Ljord one thousand eight hundred and Uftv-nine. v'! LS. TABB MITCHELL, Clerk Auburn, May 7th, 1859. 3n 1 NOTICE. In the matter of the Application of CHARLES TRAFTON for the benefit of the act for the relief of Insolvent Debtors and protection of, creditors, passed May 4th, 1853.

PURSUANT to order of the Hon. B. F. Myr Dist. Judge of tbe 11th Judicial District, in and for said County, tbe creditor of tbe said Charles Trafton, an insolvent debtor are hereby, notified lo be and appear before the District Conrt of said county, at Auburn on Monday, the? 18th day of July, a.

p. 1859, nt 10 o'clock a. ii orwunin auaaya from tbe publication of tbj notice, then and there to show cause, if any tbe'y can, why tbe prayer of tbe said petition should- not oe granteu ana tie discharged from Bis debt in manner prescribed by law. 4 In witnes whereof I have hereto L. S.

set my band and affixed the seal of' said Court, this 13th daw of June' A. 1859. 1 I- HENRY GOODING. Clerk. By W.

A Johnson, Deputy. Tuttlc A Hlllyer for petitioner. Auburn, June 18th, '59 6w To tbe Creditor of Bicb.aid.Hin.ja. JURSUANT to an chler df tbelloh. E.

Vnndeenr. Count Jmlm nf PIim, California, tbe creditors of mid insolvent are herebv notified to be and antwr twrnn mmiA Judire. at rhumhors. In th trn nf Inkmn county, on tbe 6th day of July. a.

p. 1859, 'at 10 ciock, a. men ana mere 10 show cause, If any thev (in. wh an Malmmant nf lha nt m.lA insolvent abould not be made, and'he discharged' from his debt in manner prescribed by law, and' that in the meantime all legal peoceedlog bim be stayed, except a specially prescribed I statute. Given under my band and the teal L.S.

of the County Conrt of aaid county, tbi 3d day, of Jane, A.P.1W9,' 1 HENRY GOODING, County Clerk. II. R. Hawkins, Attorney for petitioner, Juno 6w WotifM to thm P.rmAinm a 17 tRSUNT to no order, of the Hon. E.H.

M7 Vnndeenr. Count Jnla m.n California, the creditort''ef mid Insolvent: art' hereby notified to be amTappear, Uforr laid Juds. at Chamhor In tka Inarn nf JlaMrm countv, on tbe 26th day of July, a. p. 1869, at 10 oioca, a.

men ana mer 10 snow cause ir any a 1 a lury bid, wdj an assignment or in MUM or tb said Insolvent should not ha maita. anil ha. (Haetiarged hi debt In manner preaerih-ed by law and that In th mean time (ball alt local rroeeedintfs aa-alnst Itim-ha au.i a specially prcsnrlbed by I rr nnder my band, and the L. S. Seal of the County Court of -) aald county, this 18tb day of SJnna, a.

1869. i ENRT OOODINQ, TohntyCl-rk. 1869 6w 1 Oratertv N. B.atFaalHaa will ka aaMlla4 a-tik ru.l Oyiter at the rat of II 73 Mr haadred In th sneu, or on per lunareo ittllcd. GEO.

WILLMENT, Corner foourrrial as4 Ctsrf St, AUBURN, CAL. I HAVE on baud, aud i constantly receiving large additious to my well selected stock of Groceries, Liquors, at the old corner, consisting Id part as follows: Liqnora. Choice French Brandies; English Ae and Porter: do. pints and quarts; Monongabela Whisky; Piper's Heidsick; Bourbon do. Stougbton Bitters; Holland Gin; Hosteller's do.

American do. Boker'a do. Club House do. Lemon Syrup; Jamaica Rum; Raspberrvdo. New England do.

Ginger Wine. A Ceaerml Aaaortment choice Mlerlioa ot aarir Wlatea. Fruits. jfpplcs, dried; Peaches, dried; Currants do. Crauberrici do.

Miacellaneona. Axe bandies; Mustard, Eng'r, Soda; Beef, dried; East'rn a Cal; Shovels: Bacon; Male' es; Sugar, bbls. bfs isutter; JUaccaroni; and boxes; Beans; Nails a Spikes; do Crushed; Buckets; Nutmegs; do Powdered; Brooms; Oysters; do Ground; Barley; Onions; doGranulal'd Candles, asst'd; Oil, Olive, Polar. doN. Orleans Colt'ee, ground; Lard a Sperm; do China; do Java; Pie Fruit, Eug.

do Batuvia; do Rio; American; do Manila: Cheese; Pepper; do S.F. refln'd Cream Tartar; Pickles; bbls. a bfs. Corn green, tins; Peas; ToWco, Grape; Codfish; Pipes: do Peach; Cranberries; Pei cils; do Fruit; Chicken roast; Pick bandies; do Watson's: Corn meal; Pork, clear nod do Smoking; Cainphene; mess; do Nnt'l leaf; Clams; Pepper sauce; TomatoCutsup; Caps, percusioo; Raisins, 4 fond Turkey, in tins; Crackers, soda; whole boxes; Twine, cotton; do sugar; Kicc, iarouua, lacks, assorted; do Bostou; Tea, green, im- Flour; Manila a Patna perial, a gun- do buckwh't; Soap.Hill'spale powder, black Hams, various; do. chetn.

olive tins Hominy; Syrup.Bost'n in Vermicilli; Honey, in tins; kes nnd bills Vinegar; Jellies; do S. Francis- Yeast Powders; Jams; co, kegs do; Preston and Lobsters; Starch; Merrill's; Lnrd, in tins and Salt; A great ariety kegs; Strwbcr's in tin of spices and Mackerel, bf. bbls Sardines i i hxs case goods Bailing Wire for Hay always on hand. June 18th, Grocery Provision Store. WM.

B. WILSON. In Holmea' Fire Proof Brick Building, AUBURN, CAL. HAS opened at the above well-known stand, a Family Grocery Store, where will be kepi at all times a full supply of articles demanded by the trade, such as Flour, Corn Meal, Burley, Wheat, Bran, Shorts, Beans, Potatoes, Rice, Sugar, Tea, Codec, Candles, Fish, Bacon, Cordage, Stoneware, till kinds of Oils and Paints, Burning Fluids, Window Glass, Brushes Tar and Greece, Fresh Butter, Eggs and Cheese, will be kept nt all times, and families may rdy upon obtaining the best and freshest in the market. The patronage of ths public is respectfully solicited, tbe undersigned being determined to sell at the lowest cash rates.

Remember the stand in Holmes' Brick Building. WILLIAM B. WILSON. Auburn, June 11th, 1S5SI. my.

A.V. UOVK. A. C. Q0K1I0N CHEAP FOR CASH.

UNIONSTORE. flHlE undersigned keep constantly on hand at this old stand, a well selected stock of Groceries, Provisions, Hardware and such goods generally, as are found in a country store. All of which will be sold ot eery low prices for cash. GOVE GORDON Auburn, April 10, 1858. my.

COMK AND SKE FOIi YOURSELVES! GORDON, DKALKR IX Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, AUBURN, CAL. TAKES THIS METHOD of notifying ffff; his friends and the public generally, Ual that he can still be found at his old stand, on tbe corner of Main and Commercial streets, with full assortment of all the necessary articles for Mining, Farming, Hotel, and Family use. ms BAR AI.WAVS WEi.r. surn.iKO with tiir choicest Liquors, Cigars, And his goods, which he warrants of a superior quality, he is determined to sell at the lowest Cash Pricks and delivers tree of charge. N.

B. ORDERS from a distance promptly attended to. NEW CLOTHING STORE! LIPSETT GIBSON. IN (IIBHON'h I.AIIOK STONR BCII.DINO, MAIN' 8TRKKT, AUBURN, CAL. HAVE just received a new nlock of clothing, and other goods kept in the trade, respectfully invite tho attention of the 1 public to the same, as they intend selling them at the lowest cash prices.

The Stock consists of Black, Bine, and other colors of lino Dross, frock, nnd Business Coats. Various colors and qualities ot Sack Coats, Reefing Jackets, etc. Pants of every color and quality, and at all prices. Satin, Silk, Velvet and Marseilles Vests, plain and figured. Hats, Caps, Boots, Shoes and Slippers, Blankets, Trunks, etc.

Also, a large stock of gents Furnishing Goods, consisting ol White and Colored Shirts, Under Shirts, Over Shirts, Collars, Handkerchiefs, Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, etc. All of which will positively be sold at prices to (ii it customers. Call and see. LIPSETT GIBSON. Auburn, March Alh, 1859.

my LEGAL NOTICES. Application for Pardon. Thk or rnic Static or California va (J to. Saviipa. fa he Court of Sessions Plater County.

To the Hon. E. H. Vanmccar Judge nf the Court tt Sessions, and P. Thomas, District Attorney.

You are hereby notified that Geo. Savlera intends to apply lo thn Governor of tho State Ol California for a pnrdoi from the sentence pronounced upon him In' said Conrt at the May term A. D. 1850. i TfTTi.R A IliM.rrn Atlys.

for Deft. Filed June 1 Ith, A. D. HtxRT GoonuiO clerk. Service of a copy Is acknowledged this 11th day of Juno A.

D. 1 8o9. Puiuf W. TaojiAS. District Attorney.

E. H. ViKntein; County Judg of Placer California. lln. The Latest and Greatest Excitement! JAKE JJLDBEHO- Has received bis new stock of SPRING AND HIR CLOTHING.

At bis well-known staud on Commercial street, which be iotends to sell cheaper than ever, and expects to give every purchaser fits that wiildo mem gooa. m. a jite unuemgcea uasjusi return fm 1 11 'roDI raoc'8CO w'tb an en- Vfc tire new stock of Spring Summer JLL Goods, tbat in style and quality bave never been surpassed, and which will command the attention of all by the lowness of their price. The stock consists of Raglans, Fro Coata, Overcoats and Business Coals, of different colors and quality. Fine Doeskin Pants, of all colors and kind.

A very large assortment of Silk Velvet, Silk, and Cassimere Vests. Boots and shoes. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Blankets, Rubber Goods, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, in endless variety. Also, a very fine and cnoice 101 oi tt iLUii ami I'Kli UMeltV. Gontlcmeos Furnishing Goods of all kiuds-full and complete stock.

The undersigned, thankful for the past liberal patronage of liix customers, and desirous of a continuance of the same, assures the public that his prices will be such as to suit the times. Those wishing to supply themselves with winter clothing should not fail to call immediately at the 1 1 i. i J. FKLDBERG Auburn, October 30th, 1858. my S.LUBECK'S CASH DRY.

GOODS STORE. AM prepared to exhibit a new and extensive M. variety of SPRING and SUMMER DRY UOOVS, which will be sold at city prices. The stock comprising in part of Grendiner, Organdies, Barages Lawns, Mar- illis, Fiencb Prints, 200 of the neatest patterns. 12 cents Calico.

Bonnets and Flats, Plain and trimmed in the latest style. Bands, Swiss Jaconett, Valencine Collars and Sleeves, Edgings, Insertions, Ac, Ac. Shoes. Lsidi.s and Children's Shoes, Gaiters and Slippers. Paper Hanging and Carpet, Wall Paper, Window Shades, plain and 11 -ured Carpets, Druggets, Oilcloth, Mattiug Ae.

Domestics, 5, 6, 8, 9 and 10 quarter Brown and Bleached Sheeting, and the entire stock will be sold city prices. 50Tbe caab system enables me to sell lor very small profits. Orders from the country will be punctually nt-tended to. S. LUBECK.

Fire-proof Block, Miiin street. 9th, 1859. my a MISCELLANEOUS. AUBURN FLOURING STEAM MILLS. THE undersigned are pleated to inform the public that the enlargement and improvement of their mill having lii-en completed, they will commence running on Mondny, the (ith when they will manufacture Ilio best quality of Extra Superfine Flour, for Family and Baker's use.

and also, grinnd Barley, fccd-stutls, liolli merchant and custom work will be done. Farmers wishing to dispose of their Wheat and Barley will please give us a call, ns we are ready to purchase at nil times. Stovk Woon. We will keep on hand, at all times seasoned stove wood, cut to any desired length, and will supply customers at shortest notice. WAGNER CO.

Auburn. September, 1858 NEW CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE, HOME MANUFACTURE II. In llolmen' Stone Building, TOnlii Street, AUBURN, CAL. THE citizens of Auburn and Placer county ore invited to call at the NEW STORE of the undersigned, lit the place above mentioned nnd ex-emine and try their choice varieties of CIGARS and TOBACCO, manufactured from the Havana Lkaf, and which will be found to excel any stock ever brought into and oflered in this market, nnd which they offer nt prices which will command ready sales, either nt wholesale or retail. Harris Co.

Manufacture their own Cigars, nnd can consequently recommend and warrant them what they are represented to be. Call and see us, and we will use our best efforts to give satisfaction and secure a share of public patronage. H. HARRIS CO. May 21st, 1859.

my YOUNG AMERICA CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. mil IS POPULAR ESTABLISHMENT, LONG J. and favorably known as the stand of Barney Goodklnd, but now of B. GOODKIND Continues to keep ahead of all competitors in the Cigar Business; nnd to ke up with the demand they have just brought from San Francisco, and nt all times will.be constantly receiving the choicest brands of Cigars and Tobacco, The public are assured that, from tlio long experience of this House in the business, they can furnish goods of tho kind of the choicest varieties, and will sell them at the lowest Sacramento rates the prices of Cigars ranging from $8 to 9140 per thousand. In addition they nlwiys keep the best and freshest of Fruits, Confectionarie, and an extensive assortment of Preserved Fruits, Toys, Playing Cards, Pipes, Smoking Tobacco, etc.

To turn up, customers are informed, that if icy can appreciate a fine flavored Cigar, tho place to And such lant tho store of BGOODKIN'D 4 CO. UPHOLSTERER PAPER HANGER. THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in-form the cltlxens of Auburn and vicinity that be has commencH the business or UPHOLSTERY and PAPER-HANGING, in the building adjoining the Orleans Hotel, where he will be prepared to execute all orders that may be entrusted to him, with dispatch, and at the very lowest prices. AloP1ne and Ahower Batha, SO nta. JOHN Auburn, April 23d, 1859.

my ONFECTI0NARY of alt kinds constantly BLANK WARRANTS Kcrt constantly on hand and for ralsyal the llarcr Herald olflc? ITDT7 GTOIUl DRUGS MEDICINES CCCXS, STATlCriERY, ETC, riBE raoorauiuMKa, coo. uomukbcial uixt. AUBUBJV, CALIFORNIA. THE undersigned having purchased the entire stock of Drugs. Medicines, Books, Stationery, of Robert C.

Hanson, will continue the busi ness at the above staud.and keep as before a com plete and fresh assortment or Drugs, Medicines, Perfumery, and a ecueral variety of articles kept in the trade. In the Book Department will be kept a well selected stock or Miscellaneous Work, Blank Books, Cheap Publications, Stationery, Periodicals. Cutlery, etc. The latest Eurapean and Atlantic newspapers and periodicals will be receivra oy eacn steamer. Those wishing to purchase are invited to call- it being the intention to sell Drugs, Books, at the very lowest prices for Cash.

3rCountry Physicians wiil be supplied with Medicines at Sacramento prices! SAMUEL W. MORRELL Auburn, March 5th, 1859. my. AY RUM, of superior quality. For sale by the Gallon or Bottle, by S.

W. MORRELL TRCSHES. Hair. Cloib, Tooth, Flesh, Paint and White Wash Brushes, a full For sale by s. W.

MOKKELL. March 5th, '59 my TfjfEDlCAL LIQUORS WINES, of the pur XU est and best to be round in the marKet. For sale by S. W. MORRELL.

Merch 5 th, my PERFUMERY, of every variety. For snleby S. W. MORRELL March 5th, my FLOWER GARDEN SEEDS, a large as sortment of all kinds. For sale by March 5th, my S.

W. MORRELL. HOTELS, SALOONS, AMERICAN HOTEL, AND GENERAL STAGE OFFICE Fire-proof Brick Building, AUBURN, CAL. G. W.

GAZLEY, Fitoi'iiiETou. HAVING opened this fine Hotel, the Proprietor desires to return thanks to his numerous friends for their former patronage while engaged in the hotel business in other portions of the county, and invites a continuance of their past favors. The "American" is new, fire-proof, nnd splendidly furnished throughout in Parlors, Bedrooms, Dining room, and B.ir. From a long experience iti the business he flatters himself to to give entire satisfaction to those who mav favor the House with their patronage. The Table will be supplied with the best to be had in the Market.

The Bab always furnished with the best of Liquors and Cigaks; and the neatly kept. The office of the California Slage Compa-pany is kept at this Hotel, where passengers can take the Stages Daily for Sacramento, Nevada. Dutch Flat, lows Hill. Yankee Jims. Forest Hill, and iri-weekly to Murysvillc.

Auburn. June 18th, 1859. my. ORLEANS HOTEL, M.1IJV STREET, Al BIRN, CALIFORNIA. THE undersigned would respectfully call the attention of the Travelling Public, to the superior accommodations offer-.

ed at this old established nnd well known Hotel. The House is well finished und furnished throughout, and the rooms kept in the best of order. The Bar supplied with the Table not surpassed in the country. Terms moderate, and every attention paid to the comfort of guests. Boarders by the Day or Week tnkenut the lowest rates.

JAUUB UlliSUN, Auburn, Feb. 19th, 1859-my Proprietor. N. B. The old customers of the House will be pleased to learn that Mrs.

Gibson (late MRS. ELLIOTT), still assists in the charge of the Hotel. L. HEADQUARTERS SALOON! O'REILLY fc O'NEILL, Propr's. Vanmater'sbuilding, opposite Wells, Fargo.

Co's AUBVRJV, CALIFORNIA. THE proprietors of this lavoritc Saloon return thanks to the public for the very liberal pa tronage extended to them since the opening of the "Headquarters," and in presenting their ac knowledgments theretor, would beg leave to sny that their BAR will continue to be supplied with the choicest ot Wines. Liquors and Cigars. rLiquors for family use will be sold in quan tities to suit purchasers. KKIL1.X U'iNfclLL.

Auburn, May, 22d, 1858. A good assortment of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, Diamond and Silver Ware, Always on hand. Repairing, Carefully and Neatly Executed, AT REDUCED PRICES, Aal Warranted Give Satisfaction or no Charge made. W. F.

NORCROSS, Practical Watch Maker and Manufacturing Jeweller, Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Main Street, Auburn, Cal. April 16lb, 1859. my. CALIFORNIA COACHES LEAVE AUBURN For Sacramento at 8, and o'clock, A. M.

Nevada. Gras Valley, Orleans Flat ami Camptnnvllle, at 1 nnd 2 P. M. Yankee Jim's Todd's Valley and Michigan Bluffs, at I o'clock, Matyiville and Shasta, at o'clock, A. M.

IUinoistown and Iowa HH, at 1 o'clock P.M. SAM. II. apr.l my Agent Cal. Stage NOTICE.

THE Co-PartnershIp Beratofore existing between na. nrfnr thn nam A T. Lcct A Is this day dissolved by mn mm vminciih nu acconnie me nnr will settled by S. T. Lcet.

.8. T.LEKT. W. N. LEET.

Michigan Bluff, June 1st, 1859. Notici. Henceforth I will conduct a general Mercbnndiss Business at the old stand, W. N. LfctT.

Juno 4th, 1859. 1 in NOTICE To Holderi of Placer County Warrants. ALL ACCEPTED County Warrants from No. 1651, to No. 1679, doted Nov.

13th, 1866, will be paid on Saturday, June 4tb, 1859. And if not presented for payment within sixty days from this date, the money will be applied to the payment of warrants next in order of registry, in accordance with an Act of the Legislature, approved March 31st, 1857. GEO. W. APPLEGATE, County Treasurer.

Treasurer's Office, June 4th, 1859. TREASURER'S NOTICE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that all persons in the County of Placer who are engaged in the business of selling Merchandise, and Liquors in less quantities than a quart. Gold Dust Buyers, Pack Peddlers, also, Keepers of Livery Stables, Billiard Tables, Bowling Alleys, Auctioneers, Theatrical and Circus Companies, must procure, or renew their License within ten days after expiration, or their names will be handed to the District Attorney for prosecution. GEO.

W. APPLEGATE, Co. Tiessurcr. Auburn, June 4th, 1859 my TREASURER'S SPECIAL NOTICE. ALL persons dealing in any business requiring a license are hereby specially notified to renew or procure a license for the same, as I intend to hand over all delinquents names to the uisinci Attorney on me ismay oi juty.

GEO. W. APPLEGATE, 3w MISCELLANEOUS. NOTICE TO the Subscribers in the Sacramento, -iulmrn nnd Nevada Railroad Company. The subscribers to the stock of the above-named Company are hereby notified that the five per will be due, (as agreed upon by the subscribers) on Friday, the loth day of July, 1859, at which time all arc requested to pay their respective amounts to the undersigned.

The above notice is given to comply with the requisition of the law relating to the formation of Railroad Companies. JOHN Q. JACKSON, Treasurer Auburn, June 25lh, 1859. iiwks vsnrLAxra xhccvllrt. WHOLESALE DEALERS IS Groceries and Provisions, Cor.

Sacramento and Front SJJV FRJ1JVCISCO. St 11HDS EXTRA CLEAR BACON. 300 barrels Extra Clear Pork. 250 barrels Mess Pork. 400 half barrels Clear Pork, 200 barrels Billings' nnd Brine Hams.

300 cases J. H. Lard. 1000 mats China Sugar. 50 hhds and 250 half barrels New Orleans Sugar.

3000 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles. 275 firkins Choice Butter. 400 half barrels and kitts Family Mackerel. Also. TEAS 1000 chests Green and Black, ex Bark and other late arrivals certainly the Wft selected stock in the city.

Alao. CASE GOODS of every kind all of which we offe.r to the trade at the lowest Market Rates. May 28th, 1859. 3m SELLING OFF AT COST! Great Bargains to be Hail! At the Old Stand of Win. Parkinson, AUBURJV, CALIFORNIA.

THE undersigned give notice that tbey will sell the stock of goods lately owned, by Thos B. Harper, at cost price. The stock consists of a good assortment of Hardware, Qneenswnre. Glassware, Cutlery, Mining Tools, Cordage, Groceries, Provisions, Fresh Preserved Fruits, Superior Liquors of all kinds, Miners Supplies, etc. 8 these Goods will be sold at cost price, with out reserve, the public can be assured of obtaining great bargains.

H.iLL jiLLEN, Agents. auburn, June zstn, 180. tt SUPERIOR Always on Hand at The New England Hill, Twelve IQIlen above Aubnrn, on the 1111-nolatown Boad. THE proprietors of the above named Mill are prepared to fill all orders for LUMBER at the shortest notice. Building and Flnming Lumber, of every description, of the first quality and the terms equally reasonable with any Mill in the county.

"Tho inspection of the public is respectfully requested. Orders left at Wells, Fargo Express, Auburn, will receive prompt attention. May 28th, 1859. ly REED FRENCH, CUILDERS AND CARPENTERS, AND DEALKR8 IN DOORS, SASH, Aakara, Cal. TAKE this method of informing the publie that they are at all times prepared to take contracts for building, or do any kind of Carpenter or Joiners work in a workmanlike manner and at low rates.

Shop, on Auburn Ravine, near the Plater Herald office, where those wanting anything In the above line can be promptly accommodated. REED FRENCH. Auburn, May 7 th, 1859. my. IF Tobacco Chewers bave any favorite brand of the leaf, they will be sure to find it with B.

GOODKIND A CO. BLANKS Blank Deeds, Blank Mortpaget, an Blank Perianal Mortgagee, now ready for at the Plater Herald office. BLANK WARRANTS Kept constantly on hand and for sale at the Placer Herald A LL KINDS OF BLANKS Jt. Cn be bsd or will 'at gotten np at short notice and at moderate pneos, at ibe Placer Herald offlcc. To Lawwara.

District Court Subpoenal (or sale atthi Placer noma Manhattan Br Battleinake Bar Long Valley House 2 2 rhristion Valley Townsmp svo. Lisbon Blue ..2 ..1 ..2 ..2 ..2 IUiuotstown Mountain Springs Dutch Flat Clipper Mill Towmhip JVo. 5. Todd'aValby Yankee Jim's 4 Yorkville 2 Forest Hill 5 Smith's Ranch 1 Kennebec Bar ...3 Poverty Bar 3 Towmhip No. 6.

Damascus 2 Bath 2 Michigan Bluff. 4 Stony Bar 2 Horse Shoe 4 Towmhip No. 7. Wisconsin Hill ..2 Iowa 4 Monona Flat 2 Grizzly Fiat 2 Mineral Bar .2 Ford's Bar 2 Green Valley 2 Towmhip JVo. 8.

Antoine Canon 2 Last ...2 Dead wood 2 Township 9. .....2 New Castle 2 Pine Grove 2 Franklin House. 2 Hoise Shoe Bar 2 Towmhip JVo. 10. R-nch 2 Cox's Ranch 2 Total" 119 S.

B. Wyman offered the following resolution which was adopted: Resolved, That we recommend tbat the Democratic voters of Fuller's to send on? Dele-Kale to said Convention, and that said Delegate lie admitted to a seat. On motion the Committee then adjourned until August 4th, 1859, at 10 o'clock, a. m. J.

A. MILL, Chairman. W. A. Johnson.

Secretary. Officers at the State Prison. Gov. VVeller, accompanied by Col. For-man, Sec.

of State, Findley, Freasurer, and Meloney. Controller, returned on the 30th from the State Prison, at which they took the necessary preliminary steps, in the Presence of witness, the Governor and the 'resident cf the Prison Commissioners, to demand possession of the States Prison on the grounds tbat the Lessee had violate his contract. Mr. McCauley refused. We learn that Judicial proceedings will at once be commenced by the State to recover the possession.

A receiver, it is said, will be appointed to superintend the Prison, by the Court, until the suit is decided. Death of Ma. Brocklebank. We are profotmdedly shocked to hear of the sudden demise of A. M.

Brocklebank, brother of Mrs. Governor Weller. His death, caused by putrid sore throat, took place at Oakland, yesterday evening. He was a gentle-roan universally esteemed for bis quiet and conrteous manners, and bis death will be deeply regretted by a large number of S. F.

National, June Wth. Contented. It is gratifying to observe the spirit of contentment, with which the greater part of the defea'ed candidates bear their disappointment. This is especiably noticeable, in the cases of Messrs. Merritt, McKinstry and Voorhies, who were unsuccessful aspirants to a seat in Congress from the Southern District.

Sam. Merritt is greatly tickled, because be ran ahead of Mo. and Van, although every body said outset of the contest, that be bad no chance. He received 50 otes, Mo. 48 and Van 29.

Mo. is well sat-lined, because he can yet enjoy five years of his unexpired term as District Judge, a compensation double that per annum, be would receive as member of Congress. Van endures his vanquishinent with heroic equani-nty, because of a consciousness of innate worth. He is del ermi ned hereafter, himself on his own resources," and thereby roid future disappointments. Altogether, we have never seen a trio of gentlemen; nre good sense and commendable resignation of spirit, better entitled them to success, wn Messrs.

Merritt, McKinstry and Voor-hies. The? are all men whose membership "editable to any party, and will vet reap rich reward for their fidelity to the principle! of democracy. National. ii8 Distroykd sr Fire. The town Tehama was almost entirely destroyed fire on Saturday morn'mrr.

A riisnatnb. yi i the fire broke out about 9 o'clock, a 0 the Nallnn.l Tl-i-l L- tu ft Depuy. The wind blowing a strong from the north, the fire spread with irful rapidity on both sides of street, till rwouea toe river, consuming the entire wwinwt portion of the town with the excep- cv 7 jPIS bu5Wing of Rigg ft Co. and narvev. Most or our citizens are low, end many have lost their last iotai loss, flOO.OOO'.

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