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-rArE. Ct CALIFORNIA.
CoINTY LII DORADO
In the Dsc Court Of the fifth Judicial District in and
Tor said County AID ate.
The People of the state of California James Childs,
one of the defendants in this sult, Greeting
You hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and for said County and State to to the
paint of Patrick O Brien Murphy, plaintiff: on file in
This office wherein he pray Judgment of said Court against
you. Joseph Rice. lchaci Hoffman, Morris Pregar and
Adam Sh oof decreerg HIM the possession and ownership
Of certain tract of land situated about three miles from
,he of Coloma in sad County in enthusiastically
direction the north side of Irish Creek, Peru and
rods eastely fon the house of said Murphy spotted
four sides and ma ked wi cross thus and running s.
400, w 80 chailis thence :. go, w. 1l.9 chains;
thence s. 60 L. ii rs chains; thence s. Go w chains,
thence 36o, W Z ehains to corner; thence n 4So, w
81 chains thence n Go, w chains; thence n. 75o,
w q chains thence 03o, w chains thence n $50,
w IL chains thence n. 800, w. chains to corner;
thence n 80, 10 chains thence s 53o, L l9chains
thence f2o, L. chains theme, $50, f q chains
thence GoaO E ~ chains thence so. w 10 chains;
thence n 40, W. 9 chains: thence N 5Sp 8 chains
thence 40. 10 chains thence s 43o, l.. IL cains
chains; thence 37a", W Is chains; thence S 32a, W.
W 20 chains: thence !, 6la" w IL 40 chains to the
place Of bcgnnrg containing lG0 and also for the
of $500 damages for the detention heii Of and his costs
of suit
AID you hereby required to the said
plant within thee months ftom the date of the first nser-
lion hereof said lint will take judgment against you
by default apply the Court for relief prayed for
(~) Witness my hand with seal Of said Court affixed.
: rs at office, u Cooma, this Sd day of June, A. u.
W. 1854. SrC. ER, Clerk
1t appearing to my satisfaction by affidavit that James
Chds of the above named defendants, resides Of
this State and it also appearing that of action
exists in favor of the plaintiff hereby order that
against the said defendant James Childs by pubea
ton of said summons in the Empire County d,gps,
week for three months successvcy ON the date of the
first publication
Given under my hand this 81 day of June. A. 1854.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge
Attest. sc DENVER Clerk
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DAGUEREOrYPES.
N.~eil " ..i....n,s.

NtteiA " sti..s.Dts.
ATTOh NEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW.
>fires oluma ard Placer Vile h. X. NEWELL will, at
all times be found their Office in Pacervlle opposite
the Uuioa Hotel. And r. H. WILLIAMS at their Office
Colou south side of Main street, at the foot of Pic.
tv ltiI.
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DIR. j. Il. DETE.IN


"OUl.D respectfully inlos the citizens of Fl Dorado
w and the adjoining counties that he still resides
Union city, at his old stand where he will be harry to ad
minister or prescribe to for any who wish his se.-
vices tie uses nothing Of ial corrosive
as an inerna remedy he puIsues the oil German method
OF discriminating OF Judging diseases by the Urine. in
Whch ne has nor failed TO give defe scpton Of the
disease lie also proposes 70 describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases lie wishes to see the
patient II those who may have tried their finy Physi-
eias ana taey have failed to relieve them will call on him
that IN most eases they would receive entire
rs IN TIE 'ooWh diseases he has had unparalleled
IN nervous ahectlOs affections of the liver dyspepsa
fsbr' diseases lii their various types peur1sy asthma
coughs colds, etc.
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION
rheumatism, fits dopsy cancers white swellines ulcers
OF a1 Kinds hstua piles diseases of the speea nteSncs
and hdaeys Obstrucfi0ns Of the urine organs a kinds
OF Fe MS Diseases if certificates were of any account
he could sbtan those of hund eds who has realized c
unparalleled baneht and rctfby taking his Medicine no,
oay in acute ataek, but iii OF long standing which
has perhaps been lingering ard preyug upon the vas for
months aud perhaps years All those may have ocea-
sion to seek the aid Of Physician wond do well to give
him call ald anG test the matter for themselves. lie
is ucd do~ to no old action le pul heo but the.
ores, principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherauce to the laws Of hum
nature experience aud practice to he ecacous ard inia
be when IN the power Of medicine and all he asks is for
his practice to be appreciated in accordance as it merits
ne knows that systems whether of medicine any other
scence must stand or fall by the effects they produce
Gall and 500 for yourselves.
BA Union 'ity, Feb. %, 1854
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South Fork Cigar Store.
ID. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE AND retail. DEALER NToRAcco, CIGARS, MEN
ICAN AND BARCELONA CARDS. &c.
Main street opposite the Union He Pace' riIe. and scr
end door BEL 10 ddo,as' ErwesS Office, C1foma
TEgIE subscriber has hand and constantly receiving
n fom the Manufacturers in layana, large invoices Of
the most superior brands Of
CIGARS:
First quality Havana Rcgal'a, Flor de Cabanas Sc
yanas, ratria Henry Clay, HI Ohio, Jenny Lind
Regaa. Nlontro iearo, La Fenl, Best Londres
Londres Cabanos. Semla his. Small Havana, etc.
Tobacco,
Grape, Twin Rrothers Twist Diadem, A. Hunt
Oronoco Nectar Leaf Four Aces, and other An
dersons fine cut. in cans and foil Goodwin's Smo-
king and Chewing Mrs Nlier's fine cut, &C.
SNUFFS. &C.
American Gcntlenans and French Rappee Snufs :
Stone. Clay and Fancy Iipes; Cigarito Leaf lobac
co, Cigarito Paper. Etc. Etc. Etc.
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock as they buy cheaper at this stole than at
any place this side Of San Francisco. All orders
will be promptly attended to.
February llth. 1854. tl3tfl
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MOUNTAIN LINE OF STAGES

Between Piaceryilie and Auburn
S,TA(iES leave Placelvile every morning O'clock.
- arrive at Cooma in time for the Georgetown stages
arrive ut Auburn in time for the stages for Grass Valley.
Nevada Maiysville Iowa Hill, Michigan City and YAM
kee Jims through the above places the day Re-
turning the arrival of all the above stages and arrive
at Baycys Ranch in time for the Georgetown stage.
". D. OTf1lCK.
Coloma June II. 1854 81
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Neat and CGneiy.

Neat and COmeiy.
LII who wish to become will do well to call at the
IA ''Coioma Sharing Saloon,' on Main Street, next
door to the Virginia Sdloon and have themselves Shaved
Trimmed and Shampoond in the best and most approved
style, by JOSEPH SMALLWoOD
Coloma. May 27. 1854. 2Stf
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AD Ans s G CO.
BANKING & EXPRESS OFFICE,
At Coloma and Georgetown.

GcIGlIT BILLS OF EXCHANGE drawn on any of our
~ Offices in the fellow liaces:
Boston, Baltimore, Washington,
New orb. Cincinnati, Louisville,
philadelphia, ST Louis, N. Oileans, Londen
Exchange Bank .................... .Pittsburg,
A. ID. Hunt ~ co... Louisville.
r. W Clark IL Bro ..............St Louis,
Mechanics IL Farmers Bank Albany,
Utica City bank 80. .............. | tlca,
Bank OF syracuse yTacuse,
Bank of Auburn Auburn,
Bank of Attlca bunalo,
ieo. Smith " co.,. y nlcago
Alex Mitchell, Fife Il Marino lns 80. Milwaukee,
Michigan State Bank ~ Ietroit,
Com Br. Bank of the State Blk of Ohio Cleveland,
Clinton Eank .COiumbus "
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
General deposits received without any charge Also spe-
eia deposits received Sight checks drawn all the prn-
:ipal towns in California and Oregon
SURAN CE.
We have made for insurance to the extent
of One lIi a, Dolrs on any shipment, and
powered insure for other parties on gold dust bars, coin
and merchandise, TO and ON New 1oik and this city by
endorsement bills aGng at the time of shipment.
DAILY EXPRESS to and from SACRAMENTO. San
Francisco and all parts of California.
Express to OREGON.
" AUSTRALIA.
srmi-Northiy hxiress to the Atlantic States and
Europe by the Panama and Nicaragua Routes, by both
of which send regular messengers Treasure sent by
this Express always deposited in the Mint at Phadel
lhia before that sent by any othca company.
nov l9-ltf A. A. VAN GU ELDER. AGENT.
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FITZGERALD & Co..
Importers aud Dealers In

Importers und Dealers I'm
HARD WARE, AGRIC ULTURdL TOOLS, &C.
~ 0. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco keep constant
~ ly on hand
TOC(.S-Bavksniths Carpenters, Milwrights Ma
chnists Wheelwrieht's, Mason's, Miners, Cooper's
Sailmakers Timers, Saddler's, Shoemaker's and all
kinds of edge tools
METALS Horse. Wrought Cut and Copper Nails
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper, Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc Lead Pipe and Solder
AGRICULTURAL IWPLEDfENTS-Plows, OK
Yokes, and Bows Chains Cradles Sythes naths Rakes,
Forks Spades shoves, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description
HARD HARE Table and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table Spoons. Tea Iaysand Candlesticks Hollow Ware,
Sauce and Fryngpas Gridrons, and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs american
Locks and Latches, &c. &c.
fS- Agents for ierrings Salamander Safes and Mar.
blezed Iron. No. 1O0 Battery street, San Francisco
nov 19.-lf
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Henry NJ. Fiske,
DRUGGIST AND APOTHECARY,

NM CULD inform the citizens Of FL Dorado County 10
w general and MUD SPRINGS in particular that he has
II hand large assortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES,
P5 INTS and OILS. we'll full supply of the best
Patent Remedies usually found in Drug Establishments
Also. a la, ge assortment Of the LATEST PUBLJCA.
TTONS which he is receiving, by every steamer direct
from the publishers, and which he will dispose of at the
lowest rates.
a1- >tore-Postofice Buildings, Main St.. Mud sprines
aa.iarv 4th. 1854 Ii2ifI
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THURSDAY MORNING, SEPT. 20, 1854.
Election Approaches!

II is easy to perceive by the tone of the pa
pers, and the numerous heads thrust together
about the street corners, that election day is
The Pioneer is wonderfully
tea rfu. that the general rout and dispersion of
its party which has taken place in the States,
i about to follow in Minnesota; and so it
az lis to cursing like Il very drab-a sculiion,'
at all those Democrats who donGt step up and
plant themselves upon the Gorman-.Adminis-
tration platform. Such old, tried Democrats
lis Councillor Freedom and Land Officer Smith
who have chosen. among others, TO cali meet
ing at Winona today, for the purpose OF nomi
mating Il candidate for the Legislature, are
read out Of the party, sans eerens0tie; and
S. 3. Lowrey. Of Benton, is pitched clear thro
purgatory into the awful place beyond for bolt
ing the German democratic nomination il
his Legislative district. According to the
Democrat the German folks in st. Paul hay,
had secret caucus, and ordained the Pioneer
into full 0rganshp. Perhaps this is the rcas
on why the organ now makes such an exhib;-
ton Of its powerful weakness"
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Temperance Meeting.

At Il meeting of the friends of Temp france of
Nicollct County, held at Traverse DIES Sioux
Sept nth, 1854, for the purpose of cIccting
delegates to attend a Temperance Convention,
to be held at Shakopee some time previous to
election. Nv. G. II. Spencer was called to the
chair and Chas Snyder, Secretary
The Object Of the meeting being explained by
the Chairman, the following delegates were
elected, viz. G. II. Mcleod J. ID. Hcnning-
way, &. ii. Spencer and Chas. Snyder. to at
tend said Convention. The following resolu-
tions were then unanimously adopted:
Rcsolrcd, That our delegate be instructed to
vote for no one that is not known to he a firm
temperance man, and in favor of a pruhibitory
law.
Resoirca, That we Ii ,l,! ourselves in readi-
ness to unitcin the support of any suitable can
didatc, without respect Of party names or dis
tinctiOnS, provided they are known as TEMPER
ancc men, and are decidedly in favor of a pro-
hibitory law, and not otherwise.
ReS0ired, That we request the friends o.
Temperance in all tn. Counties of this Council
District, to hold primary meetings immediately
and elect delegates fur this purpose.
Resoired. That the Chairman appoint Com
mlttec OF three. to prepare Temperance Cir
cular for general distribution.
Reso!rec, Tat the proceedings ofthis meet
ing be published in ills Territory. and copy
also forwarded TO the New York Tribune.
e.. IL. SPENCER.
Chairman.
CnAS. SNYDER Scclatary
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The Other Side---COniinucd.

We copy to-day the letter of Hon. Geo. ".
Jones, of iowa. in vindicatien of the course of
Mr.. Rice upoii the Railroad Question in Con-
gress. Gen. Jones. it will he seen, is hard
down: upon Guy friend WaShburne. Of Gafena
the General. Of course, taking .he Dubuque
side Of the Gasena and Dubuque quarrel lie,
however. is still more decided against the zeal
IS guilty parties III the transactiOn--thos who
are permitted by 90 executive clemency' to re
side in Minnesota We, of course Ysier to Cor
man and Eosscr and We hope Gen. Jones' re-
marks concerning this brace of official med
dlers with the legislative business of Congress,
will receive due attention from this people-a
people who have been so deeply injured and re-
tarlcd in their prosperity by their action in the
premises There is a wide difference between
the motire of actio.: Oh the part Of Washburne.
and the impulses which ac!uated our Fedora!
officials Washburne was sent to Washington
to represent Galena. and particularly the Ga
lena capitalists. This he partially I'D in OPP
posing our railroad connection with Dubuque.
On the other hand, our mcddlcsomc Federal OF,
ficcholdcrs; and their Minnesota co operators
were fighting for personal revenge, and gamb-
ling for dollars and cents and they cared not
what their game cost Minnesota, so long US
they had prospect of winning.
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SA.Er PAUL DISTRICT LAST IEAE.-The Third
Council District comprising st. Paul and Little
Canada, last year pol.cd $50 votes. OF these
II. NJ. Rice had $50 and Alex Wilkin 26O-ma-
jority for Rice 300. Of the five Representa-
tives elected, four were the nominees Of the
Democratic party. and che Of the Wing party
Representative ticket over the entire Wing Re
preventative ticket was u fraction less than
nineteen votes. This. it will be seen, makes a
difference of votes in this district between
Wilkn and the Wing Representative cand-
dates of 2Sl We aliudc to these facts in order
to afford basis by which persons who feel an
interest in this years election may make cal
culationS.
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FoR CoSGRESs--SEcpNn DIsrRICr-At "a reg.
ular Wing convention held at Aurora. OIL
Wednesday last. Il. ). Blackwell Ed, of Chi
cago, was nominated for Congress Mr. Black
well Is a strong man.
At a Republican, Convention held al Auror,
on the same day. Mr.. james H. WooIu orth
also Of Chicago, was nominated Tor Congress-
Gdiena .fHr.
JGy- The Negroes ofConncctcut hold con-
vcntion at MidIctown on the 27th inst, to
take measures to advanc. their moral civil and
political condition.
'FEw AND FAR RErwEEN.''-Or the clor.ous
Army Of the Revelation. the veterans of which
received their pensions at the Albany Agency,
there are less than fifty survivors.-.fi6any
Jour-
49, The Albany Register says mosquitoes
love the blood of fresh beeffar better than they
do any that flows in the veins of human kind
Just put couple of generous pieces on plates
near yonr bed at night ard you will sleep un-
troubled by these pests. In the morning Won
will lind them full and stupid with beef blood,
and the meat soaked as dry as cork.
GS> The Millerites have been holding a Sc
ries OF meetings at Syracuse, and have now
fixed on the 10th Of May, 1855, as the day when
the world will positively come to an end.
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lie f0oE lNEHHIArE-in abiding to the re-
cent miserable death of Macracon, formerly
well known As the editor of the p,vto, rr,rs
C-,,
'''p' 'n' o''""''u. 'o'''e 'o"rn"' remarks =
"a ie" years since, we had some business
with ms unfortunate man. and had occasion to
Know the terrible struggle in which he was en-
gagged. FOR months he would he entirely reg
niar' ana Tree from the use o! liquor. But. at
some "hGnardca moment: he would yield to the
tcnpter, and when one glass had passed his
ups ne was gone. beyond control. We have
heard him lament his weakness, and cry over
II IKE child In TIE most solemn manner. he
would promise never TO return to his cups. lie
knew his danger. lie would frequently say if
inc enemy CT ms liic could be Kept away from
MIN ana out OF MS sight, he could continue So
per. ana man. WIN line business capacities.
ana eood PERSONAL appearance and address.
, ,ie was cacula'eH 10 succeed but the cursed
habit OF tamrerng with strong drink was
upon him, till in spite of all his resolutions. il
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ne When we speak again it will be in
manner not to be Tunes.
Good for YOU That's what your readers have
been anxiously waiting for ever since you COM
menced your ridiculous and nOnsenseal scrib- ,
bling, last May. Come up TO the work, and !
Ike your master over at the capitol. know :
what you say and mean what you say"
4 TGurHFI Lpl1oR People unacq,iainted
with the facts. who are in the habit Of reading
the Times, will perhaps be surprised to learn
that no persUn now connected with the Mime
sotiln Office ever wrote II line for the Watab
RcvciIic,' or was ever connected with tie pub
ication OF that paper in the rcmotcst degree.
We defy the editor of the Times to bring soil
tary responsible witness who resided in St.
Paul at the time. to prove the Contrary TO what
we here state. That editor Of the Minnesutiun,
who is accused of being The editor of the Re
vcillc, was employed in the Pioneer Office at
the time of its publication, in more honorable
duties than editing such a sheet.
We can tell, in few words. all we know about
the Rcveillo. Copy had been prepared by
some person or persons for the first number,
not . sentence of which We had ever seen or
lizard read, except the "Gorernor's Mcssag c."
as it was called We had heard that badly read
and regarded it at the time as an innocent ur-
lcsque. although we came to a different conclu-
sion after reading it in print. Two of our citi-
zcns met Us one morning on the street one
holding the copy in his hand; they remarked
they were not much acquainted with Col. Ro-
bcrtson AID asked Us to go to his Office with
them as they wanted him to do their printing.
we assentcd; and the only remarks we made TO
the Colonel in the premises were that at least
one OF the two was a responsible man. and
would see him paid. When the Revcille came
out, and we saw its character, we were one of
the first to dcnouncc it. This was the begin
ming, the ending. and the entire connection of
- John p. Owens" with the Rcvcille.
ne y meeting will be held at the Court
House, on Friday evening, to form Young
Mems Literary Society in St. Paul.
The New York True Democrat is dead
Err. of Spiritual Rapping memory was its cdi-
tor. He will never he able to hear from it i'm
the land where good spirits go''-Chicago
Journal.
/. ~ John s. Barry was nominated for Gov
crnor of Michigan by the Democratic State
: Conv cntioa held at Detroit on the ith inst.
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STEAMBOAT .tEEANtEMENTS.-lt i. contemplate
ed by the proprictors Of those Minnesota river
packets the Black Hawk and Globe. to ran The
former between st. Paul and the Rapids and
the latter. in connection with the Black Hawk.
above the Rapids. Mr.. Vim. Davis has pur-
chased one-half OF the Globe.
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CHARLESTON, 18th.
Inc passenger and crew of ship Della Maria,
from Liverpool, and recently wrecked off this
safe "''
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y REMARKABLE COIoRED MAH-Samucl Will
hams a colorcd man, has one of the finest
farms IN Washington county. Md. The Hagers-
town Herald states that at the age of IS years,
ne was slave in Stafford county, Va. but sub
sefucntiy purchased his freedom from his own
earnings. He then bound himself to wears of
scrvitudc until he could purchase his wife and
children, which lie accomplished when bcyas
fifty years of age Now he owns farm @rth
oioooo, and personal property amounting to
several thousand more, all earned by his own
labor. tie is now rs years of age Bali. Sun
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CENTRAL R,uEoAD.--We learn that il is the
intention OF the Illinois Central Railroad com
p;ny TO ryn their own cars on thcir own road
as soon rs it is completed through to this place.
and also, that their road fr0in frcrport to La
Sale is 20 BE pushed through with the utmost
d.; patch, and that it is expected to lie conpIct
ed this autnmn--a company of track-ayers
having commenccl last Monday morning TO
Law the iron rails from Frecport toward! Dix
on, and another ION Mendoza north, towards
Dixon, with the vicN OF getting the cars to
running between La Sale and Gaisna before
the close Of igation.-Lr1len .'cf.
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NEBRASKA INDIANS SrARvI>u.-The Iowa GA
zette says the condition OF the Otoc and Mis-
souri, Indians is deplorahle. Government hay
ing neglected to comply with treaty stipula-
tons. those tribes are suffering from hunger,
and have commenced ravaging the gardens,
and plundcrng the whites sojourn;ng in Ne
braaka Of everything they can pat hands upon
The whites have each paid over ten dollars
which was to secure them from luolcstaton
The Indians. when upbraidcd for their breach
Offaith. state that the Great Father had broken
his pledge to them. and they are compelled by
hunger to break their faith with the emigrants.
-BOst0n .ftias.
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DISTRICT CoyKr.--iIs Honor. Judge Shcr-
hume, yesterday discharged the Jury, and adj
journcd the Court until Monday, Oct. 9th, at
his chambers. Several criminal cases were
disposed of by the forfeiture of cognizances.
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News FROM kANSAs.--C. W. Babcuck ESD
writes that when he passed Lcavenworth. the
capital Of Kansas, a tcw days since, the City
with printing Office in operation under the
boughs of a spreadin., oak. The editor was
actually setting type in the open air, with no
other covering from the sun and weather than
the one here mentioned.
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ELECTION IN WISCONSIN.-At the election for
Judge in the Wisconsin District. adjoining Min
nesota. on Monday last, the vote stood at Hutl-
son For Fuller 139. b. Allen 80. Both are
Democrats.
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A YOUTHFUL CoNTRAUroR.-On last Wednes-
day night, Council resolved to contract with a
person named Broy, for the making Of ali the
gas lamps for the ensuing year, at certain
stipulated price. This Broy is a small boy, not
over thirteen years of age, and has an extern
sive establishment on Fifth near Smith street
He expects to clear several hundred dollars on
bis contract during the year.-Cin Gazette,
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OpD FELLOWS B,NouET.-A grand compl-
mentary banquet to William Ellison ESD.
Most Worthy Grand Sire elect of the Indepen-
dent Order of Odd Eel ows. was given at Bos-
ton, on the 10th inst. at the Revere House.
This officer is the head Of the order in the
United States and Canada. Over one hundred
persons were persent. and the occasion was one
of much interest