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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1854-11-25


viii he found ,.rs ccn,envni for reference Probes.
,ona men. mere han,., aud mechanics IN MARSHALL
Jefferson, Shreveport. and elsewhere vii find Il IL
their advantage 10 have their names and b. ,nc.s III
this list.
MARSHALL ApvERrIsEMHNtA
Mvacms>rs-G u. Gregg A Co, large brick ''or.
on tie West side OF the puhlic square.
Brewer a. Adams W-.i side public square, FEW
doors north of the Republican office.
Ward 4 Nision. north side Of public square hrick
bslding
~ Levy IVES, corner Of John-oos brick building
fronting Court b"t-c
TL,or,, 4 Wilson, south sasi corner public squarr
Keep also IN assortment "f furniture On mana
Cons The,ori store second door went c' Dung
4 Joi,nso,. Also krcps patent medicine. on hah''
H. r. II. Key in the building formerly occupied
j. A. FyfIs ana sons. a, the old stand Of Evans
A Sanders.
T.ylot. Coy, 4 Co. lnrs. new building, east 'de
Huston 4 Msyberry, .oa,hwe.: corner public
square, under The Meridian office.
smith a Kerry an'y ssossr's', etc. no'f" SHE
public square.
D,sg Sto,ss.-- Dung L johnson, bsek building
McDonad 4 Sanders south Of q. O. t:-gx & Co..
~, decor ID ,h- corner
Iio.ey. --Pisn,rr.' Hotel Wa. Rsa..isid. PrT~s--
tor north east c.rnef public square.
Ftmais SaAoois, Masonic Female Institute large
two story brick and frame buildings; situated north.
west Of the public square. Under 'hr s"ssN""" u
tie Masonic Fraternity.
Ilssy,rs.-T A. fsiillo; Jsnuinrs a Siansh'.y.
G. N Adams; G. A. Frazer. : M"ar- hyde; W.
7. Hi, Granville Lewis Casey Askew John -
Anderson.
PAy.,oas. W. Esm~- A. l.. 4 T.. r. Jehn'
on; J. ?. tiery-y
nai,as DR. J. y. Jordan and DR. \. 4. Msrt'n.
'elh residents cf Marshall. AID cannot In eicelied ~
their profession
hlg@oeas Ar,.a A Herring. mp starr, ~ Cur
Ia, Taylor. a Go y re~ huildlug
f'aa,rJ Wa Hook, removed now two d'.r~
east al Marshall ita,cl
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GREAT EXCITEMENT AT CINcfNNATI.--
Dispatches from Cincinnati of the S,h state
that great excitement prevails in that city
regarding the hsuks. The Banking house
OF Messrs. Ellis X Sturges closed this
morning, and the Citizens Bank was also
closed. There was heavy run on the
banking hcuse OF Goodman 4 Co which
they sustained at the las, accounts.
The liabilities OF Ellis aud Sturges are
SAID 20 amount to one million Of dollars,
to meet which the assets are stated at one
million four hundred thousand dollars
The liabilities OF Smead, Collard, 4
Hughes tCi,isen's Dank) are not stated
From Ptttsbutg intelligence has been
received that the banking house Of \. VII,
liams a Co suspended paymen, today.
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DN virtue of the power vested in us as
ID executors of the last viii aud testament
Of John J. Webster deceased, we, John b.
Webster and Jefferson NJ Saunders, will offer
for sale, at public auction before the court
house door IN Marshall, Harrison county, Tex.
NJ, on the lsi Tuesday in January next $3.50
beta cen the hours of 10 O'clock A. ". and {
O'Clock r NJ, the following described property
belonging to the estate of the said John
Webster deceased, to-wii Nine hundred and
sixty acres Of land, known as the llaral,on
tract two hundred of which is in good state
Of cultivation and situated in said county OF
Harrison, about seven miles south of Port
taddo, and to the left Of the road leading from
Mar hall to Central Academy.
Also, lots no. : and 3, IN block no Ga, with
store house and improvements thereon; snd lot
no =, IA block no. 3, with the warehouse and
improvements thereon; all of which lots
are situated In Port Caddo, in the county Of
Harrison aforesaid
Terms will be made known on the day ofsalc
JOHN Il. WEBSTER,
JEFF. VI. SAUNDERS,
Executors
Nov. 25,h, 1854. IS
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Great Atlantic and Pacific


CHARLES OECX6RT
IASHfDNtHII moor AID SHDENAhER.
south wrsi coruef of the puhit GUAR
IL EEPS constantly on hand large assert
IN men, of ladies aud g.niemens boots and
shoes, Of his own manufacture also good
supply of sole and upper leather for sale.
From his long experience and close attention
to the business, hc hopes to have continuance
Of tbst patronage heretofore so literally be.
slowed an him All orders promptly attended
to, snd work warranted.
Nov %, 1854 missy
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New Sprlng and Sanner Cssls.

New spring and SKINNER Goods.
NE are nov receiving large and well &C.
w lccted stock Of goods for the spsinx
and summer trade, consisting in part Of
Ladies Dress Coosls,
silks, bernccs, tissues, lawns, jaconets, plain
book and swiss muslns, figured and plain
enghatn-, asserted.
Boots, Shoes. HITS. Caps. Bonnefs.
and ready made clothing Of the lates, STYLES.
Those wishing 10 purchase summer clothing,
OF summer goods, viii lind il to their advsn-
'age 10 give us call.
THETFORD a WILSON
april 90. 1851. "
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KEN Dl MADE CLOTHING.
--latest Styles Just Receirea, and for Sale
at Loo Figures.
DROWN cotton Jeans drawers: brown ne.
- do: mcrine drawers AID under shirts col.
ton dci superior linen bcspm shirts; lncu
shirt collars fancy opera ties blanket coat.
snd over saeks blanket register and pal,cs /.
black doe SKIN; blue cloth fancy cns~imer- ;
fancy tweed, and brown cloth registers and
pal,os black mobar. and broad cloth over.
sacss black French cloth ,slmas; fancy Eng.
lish tweed pants fancy cassimcr pants black
saltret pants; grey satinei pants fancy En-.
g'ish cassime' pants, black doc shin aud fancy
doc skin pants.
Double. breasted satin vests: satin vests with
rolling collars. black figured satin vests black
figured g'cnsdine vests fancy g,cnadias vests;
fancy silk plush ve.sc. sSsts black esssimct
vests, cashmere opera vests; fancy WOODEN
velvet vests, double breasted and rolling col.
lars; fancy cashmeret vests; black FFeneh
cloth troek coats; bIask French Goth drss
coats
We invite the attention Of an hekzr par.
chasing elsewhere, IA WE feel confident our
stock will compare with aay Ia NarShal Ia
quality and price.
q. Il. GREGG Il co.
August ~, 1881.
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PhrnIA Mills.

Richard tsoa) Is himself ogain."
1NilS establishment il again in complete
/ operation. at It's former location. thrre
miles and a half Nor,hes>, of Marshall, Cxsl,
bills filed at shor, notice.
BILL ot rRt'ys. roa tAsH
Ordinary square edged lumber. per ", 81 o.
>heetii1, ~
pairrs ar small ripped lumber. 2oul
Lumber ever IL inches in width, OF ~ fcvt
in length, will be charged extra. in proportion
to the dimensions. Twenty per cent. will h.,
charg ed on the above rrioes, Il credit il given
60 The ir-, Of January next.
SAN. J. RICHARDSON.
Marshall March Is. 1851. n3i-lv.
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+. WILLIAMS, Attorney at lar, Mar.
~ shall, Harrison county, Texas,
VIII contnne the practice OF his profession,
and attend promptly to all business entrusted
to his care. in Harrison, Cnss, Pamela, Rusk,
/ Cherokee, Smith, Wood and upshur counties.
Business of Estates particularly attended,
Aug 2s--by j. =. WILLIAMS.
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CITATION.
District Coura Harrison County-Decembcl
Term, I85A-No. 27U5.
THE STATE OF TEXAS

Decatur Bryan vs.. louisa +. Bryan.
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Came to hand Noyember ilth, 1854. and
handed 10 the editor of the Texas Republican
for publication, on 9Th November, 1854.
JAMES WHEELER, Constable.
November 18Th 1854 l7.3w
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MEDICAL NOTICE

MEDICAL NOTICE.
TYR 7, McALLENNY, Surgeon and Ply
- s'rian respectfully tenders his services 10
the public in tho various branches of his pro-
tession.
DIR. ~. now engaged in the Drug business,
and respectfully invites the public TO give him
o call
J,Gorsor, Teras Jan'y %, 81,
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DENTAL SURGEON.

~ J y. JORDAN haying porma.
Hyyv ucn,ly located in Marshall res
AI1IS rcciiully tenders his -cfyisrs' in
the various branehes of his profession 10 the
citizens and yic'nil,. All operations entrusted
to him are warranted TO b. done in the latest,
improved, ard most superior manner.
October ~, 1888. ls--,f
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j. y. MORGAN.

CHi6PIR THAN EVER
Az rNE
CIT 1-C IEAp CASH STORE.
antiu stnr on rms ruHLic sarARE
MARSHALL. IIAA>.
~ THEIFoKD tenders his most sincere
" thanks to the Ladies and Gentlemen of
Marshall and vicinity fer their very liberal pat
ronage for the two past years, and trusts from
the
Great inducements Nor offered,
TO merit continuance Of the same.
nov offer my siees on hand and receiving,
G. ever ak thousand delia.s worth a,
1rsniy,trc per ccni on First Cost
Please call and see wha, BARGAINS.
House and goods at cost.
ir Al notes, and last years tickets due.
Please call and settle and obligc
4. rHETfOKD.
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RANVlI.LE LEWIS, Attorney al Lar.
NJ has removed from Jef'ei son to Marshall,
lie will continue the practice Of law in Cass
and other countic. in the sixth Judicial dsirie,
and IN the supreme and federal courts at Tyler.
June I, 1898. ~
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Massey ASkEW, Attorney al Lar and
" Notary Public, Marshall Harrison coun-
~, Texas. WIN attend to the business Of col.
lcctng in the counties Of Cass, Upshur, Wow
Smith, Cherokee Rnsk. Pamela and Harrison
Marshall, July -, 1854 Say
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALI UkNIA( ,,. g.
COUNTY OF NEVADA SS. 1CsllIES GouKT T
Township of Grass Valley 0e - "a RooSE' Or :
The People of the State of California to the UN-
ION MILL CO. consisting of William Smith, Albert
Fowler, Abraham Spencer George Spencer, A. More
house John / oe, Richard Rowe ct als-Greeting
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in said Township Thursday the oath day
of -tugust, a. D. 1884 at 10 O'clock, n, an
swer unto complaint of Henry Cook, Reuben Cook,
David Brooks, d. c. Jelli>on r. Hays and Horace But
Ter, who demand against you the of five hundred
dollars upon promissory note, and account, now
on file in my office, when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount together with cost
and damages, if you fail to appear and answer.
To THE SHERIFF OR ANY CONSTABLE OF SAID COUNTY
GREETING Make legal service and due return here
of.
Given under my hand, this 21st day of July A. D.
1854. j. NJ FOUSE j. p
a true copy,
Attest J. C. GoAD, Constable
1t appearing by return of the officer, and by afida-
Wit of plaintiffs fe1 that defendants cannot be found
or conceal themselves to avoid service of summons
1t is therefore ordered that service be made by publ
cation of the summons in the Grass Valley Telegraph
weekly, until return day; also that copy of The
summons be deposited in Post Office directed to de-
iendants if their residence can be ascertained.
j. NJ. FOUSE, ]. P.
true copy. Attest,
ass J. c. GoAD, Constable.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
SUMMONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, JUSTICES COURT
COUNTY OF NEVADA. IS.
Township of Grass Valley Before ]. NJ FoUsE J. P
The People of the State of California, to the UNION
MILL CO.. to wit VIM Smith, A. Fowler, A. Spen-
Ger, G. Spencer A. Morehouse John Doe, Richard
Rowe, and Others whose names unknown-Greet-
ing:
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in said Township Thursday, the oath day
of August A. D. 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to
unto the complaint of Ezra Bradford, who demands
against you judgment for the sum of two hundred
dollars, for work and labor performed when Judgment
will be taken against you for the said amount togeth-
with cost and damages, if you fail to appear and
answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable of said County, Greet
ing:
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand, this 21st day of July, 1854.
J. NJ. FOUSE, ]. P.
true copy. Attest,
J. c. GoAD, Constable.
It appearing by return of the officer and by afida
Wit of plaintiff fled, that defendants cannot be found
or conceal themselves to avoid service of summons
it is therefore ordered that service of the
be made by publication in the Grass Valley Telegraph
weekly until return day; alsothat copy of the
mons be deposited in the Post Office directed to de
PENDANTS if their residences can be aScertained.
]. NJ. FOUSE, J. P.
true copy. Attest,
45$ J. c. GoAD, Const
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
RANCH FOR SALE.

THE .bscribers offer sale their we'll known Ranch
lying ten miles southeast of Marysville, on the
road leading to Auburn. They have three hundred
and twenty acres, AMI considered one of the best
stock and hay ranches in the country, we'll watered
and easy OF access to market They will take cash or
stock. For particulars, inquire of Messrs Stone &
Grips, on the premises, at the Grass Valley Tele
graph Office. STONE & GRIPS
July IS. 1854 154w
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

MoUNTA1NEERs-Such is the name of a
beverage mingled in most scientific manner
by Tom Cracklin of the Alta. and we learn
that other matters hard to beat, are cracked
up for all spiritually inclined. We can vouch
orthe water drawn from that deep well.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

@ Fred. A. Snyder, Esq, died at Lake
Bigler, on the 23d of July, while on an ex-
curslon to that place.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Arrivals at the Reattv Houxc.

July z6th-J Carr, llacerville; H tiffany, A
Chyurs, San Francisco; c J Lansing Sacramento. T
Skillman Skillman's Ranch
July 27th-E Preston, San Francisco; VIM Bennett
Iowa Hill; H White, Marysville
July 2Sth--Jas Viewer, Thos McGluer, Nevada. 7
Parshley, N Savage, Iowa Hill
July 29th-Chas SWEET, Nevada; Mr. Freery. F O
Graves, Jones W Lebrisk, ,TowaHill W CARPENTER
4>s BAR John GcEllery Rical'ra ySowB d Eerer,
sex. j0ia Johnston, Aaburn
Jaig 25th-J We5oe. Nevada; Taos FRssIey. II
Wilson, Nevada Ieet, lacy aud aaegstsg, sIa-
Tuiy 8lst-ss Gum Seventy six, 1au,isson crael
tsE ists-J shervin. : y Smith. saeruoento; jos
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
CENTRAL HOTEL,
(LATE CALIFORNIA TEMPERANCE HOUSE,

229 Clay Street, San Francisco
TNNLARGED and refnished throughout,
u with the addition of twenty new. rooms, we can
now offer superior accommodations at the following
low rates
Board, (per week, ........................ So 90
Board and Lodging, ..................l Il to 10 W
Rooms without board, ...............4 a 90 to 90
Located on one of the principal streets, near the
Plaza and still kept Temperance House, with Ia
BILE and Beds unsurpassed, offers great inducements to
permanent or transient boarders.
Nn- Remember 229 Clay street, near Dupont
r. SAVAGE.
WIN. H. ELLIOTT.
San Francisco, Dec 2S-15 If
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

@ Full files of Eastern papers bv the
last mail were laid upon our table by Charley
Peterson of Adams & Co.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Miners Exchange
BANK
BY DIR. A. S. WRIGHT.


A IL moneys left at this banking House will bear an
Il interest OF one and half per cent. per m3nih
redeemable at pleasure, counting interest from date
of deposit Gold dust left at this Office to be assayed
for coinage at the United States Branch Mint, will
receive immediate attention. and the results from
says will be returned every forty hours and the
charge in all cases will only be and half per
cent including all charges for Assay and Coinage,
one half per cent for assay alone, when the amount
is fifty ounces and upwards all amounts under fifty
ounces, the price will be $5.
Miners and Merchants leaving gold dust at this
Banking House to be assayed, can have immediate
advance on their gold without any charge for advan
cling
Bills of Exchange on the Eastern States at ninety
days from date, at sixty days from sight will be
drawn at par Sight Drafts will be drawn at three
per cent at the usual rates at the time of draw
ing.
Mint Certificates purchased at reasonable dis
count. Gold dust and gold bars purchased at the
highest market price.
Rich Quartz Specimens valued free of charge, aud
the highest price paid for them when offered for sale
Cor. Montgomery g. Sacramento SITS.
July 25 1854. IS 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
nissogution of CO-partnership

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Partnership here
IN tofore existing between James Taylor and j. H.
Ebright, is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The business OF the concern will be closed up by J..
II Ebright and all accounts due will be paid TO him,
and all debts of the partnership presented to him 70
na vment JAMES TAYLOR.
]. H EBRIGHT
Rouph 4 Ready Julv TO- 1851 43 I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
NAE REE ID,


In C1arksvilIe Tenn, ON the l4th, by Rev. Jordan
Moore 4lr. WILLIAM L0UTzENHuSER, of Grass Valley,
California to Miss LYDIA GRYMEs of the former place
Ocean and land the globe divide;
Summer and winter share the year;
Darkness and light pass side by side,
And earth and heaven always near.
Then may the union of young hearts,
So early and so well begun,
Like sea and shore in all their parts,
Appear as twain bat be
When land and ocean, day and night,
When years and nature cease to be;
May their inheritance be light,
Their union one eternity.
Accompanying the 3bove notice, we received cake,
large sweet and rich together with sundry bottles
of sparkling liquid, in the enjoyment of which our
whole Office and several other friends of the BRIDE
groom, participated. It feS al scene, and if the
kind wishes of all present further the happiness
of the united, they may look forward to long and
happy future.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Hardware, etc. etc.

TVHE subscriber having on hand large as AHAA
i sortment of Hardware, which he offers WV
at the lowest prices, among which may be 10
found the following articles, viz:
Ames' ShoVels, with variety of other brands ;
Spades Hoes, Garden and Sluice Rakes, Suce Forks,
Hunts'-Collins' and simmons Axes, AIDES, Broad
axes Picks, sledges, CrossCut Saws, Mill Files Bake
ovens, Fry Pans, Sauce Pans, Halter Chains Hand,
Pannel and Ripping Saws, Planes Plane Irons Chses
Augers, Anger Bits, Braces, Steal Squares, Screw
Wrenches, Drawing Knives Table Cutlery, Hammers,
Hatchets Locks Bolts, Door Handles, Butts, Screws,
Rivets, Nails, Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Cork Screws,
Powder Flasks, Spurs, Faucets, wash-boards, Chop
ping Knives Chopping Trays, sluice Brushes, Pick
Axe Chisel and Auguer Handles Wire Selves Clothes
Pins SadIrons, Dinner Bells, Packing Yarn Britannia
Pitchers Douglass Pumps, Lead Pipe, Brass Kettles
Zinc Betting Rivets, Quicksilver, sc.
u ALSO, general assortment of Hot air and
"a premium COOKING STOVES, plain and ia
EgX paned Tin Ware, Iron Ware, Stove-Pipe and
IL Tom-Iron, together with variety of other
goods to which the attention Of the public is respect
fully invited. E. MCLAUGHLIN,
Main ST.. one door East of the Masonic Hall.
Grass Valley, March 16-H-n26
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Departure of Stages srona Grass vall.y.

FJR SACRAMENTO. s Man Line leaves Beatty
Io3.5 al o'clock every morning, arriving il season
ioc the T. ". boats for san Francisco
FUn MARToVILLE.-U. S. Mail Line leaves Beatty
House at o'clock every morning arriving at P. NJ
FOR AUBURN.-U s. Mail Line leaves the Beatty
House every morning at o'clock connecting at Au-
burn with stages for Sacramento.
FOR NEVADA-Accommo Line leaves Beatty
House every morning at 814, and every afternoon at
2o'clock.
FOR IOWA HILL-New Stage Line for lllinostown
leaves Beatty House every morning at O'Clock.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Dissolution of COpartnerShip.

HIHE copartnership heretofore existing between Jas
F. Angel and Peyton Strickland is this day dis
solved Jas F. Angel selling his interest to Peyton
Strickland ]. F. ANGEL,
PEYTON STRICKLAND. .
Grass Valley, June Is, 1884, 4S I'm
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE Commissioners of Grass Valley School District
l having duly organized school in this village, in
chased and fixed up the Methodist Church (north) for
School House. and have placed the terms of tuition
at three dollars per scholar per month, thus placing
the benefits of instructions within the means of all
A school will be commenced on Monday, the 10th
inst. under the supervision of Prof. W. Crowell.
RICHARD TIBBALS,) School
JOHN B. HILL, Commits
z. A. TOMPKINS, sioners.
Grass Valley, July 4, 1854 AZ
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

AOZIER, RICHARD, Provision and Liquor Dealer
u San Francisco Store, Main St. opposite Post Office
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

Grass Valley Flock e. Ladder Co. No. 4,
Are hereby notifel TO attend the regular meeting
nt +he J. Parker's store Mil street on
Monlav evening. Aug. 7th at sH O'Clock Business
Of imnorance will come before the company, and ev-
cry member is expected TO he present.
By order. JOHN PARKER, Foreman.
C. 4. FRANK REYNOLDS. Secretary.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

l'HEEMAN 4 PAINE, Empire Baths, and Hair Dress.
Il ing Saloon, Main Street -
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

FISHER & RUGG, Hair Cutting and Shaving Saloon
L Main street, next door to Beatty House
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

All bills viii be settled by Strickland at the old
stand where he will be found prepared to furnish his
old customers with all kinds of Meats that the coun-
frv affords PEYTON STRlC ALAND.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

E'4NNo JAS, Watches and Jewelry, Main street
next to Lous szenheiser's drug store.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

0tRABTREE, DIR. L. A., Physician, Surgeon and Ac.
- coueheur, Main street, Rough & Ready.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
glem advertisements,
NOTICE.

A MEETING of the shareholders of the Gold Hill
IL Quartz Mining Company viii be held at their of
flee in Grass Valley, Monday, the 4th of Septem-
Der next at 10 O'Clock A. NJ for the purpose of elect
ing Trustees and Officers for one year
JAMES WALSH, Secretary
Grass Valley, Aug. l, 1854. DC I'd
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

DoRNlN, G. D., Daguereotypes, Knickerbocker Hall,
IL Main street,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

ooUSE NJ, Justice of the Peace, Office on Mill St.
IL Opposite Feckham House
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

DEN s CARMAN, Physicians, Office on Main Street,
~ Cottage lately occupied by Mr. Skillman.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

nENMAN, T. H., Wheelright and Carriage Maker,
~ Main Street, Sd Door above LoutzenheiSers store.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

EASTMAN, T. NJ, Dealer in Groceries, Provisions Lii.
~ quors Mining Tools, &c, Boston Ravine
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

EDWARDS, c. R., & CO., Grass Valley Bakery, and
IL Provision Store, Main Street
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

NUTLER, C. T., Express to Iowa HILL, office at Wells
" Fargo Co.'S. Main St.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

ELSH. J. W, Dentist, Office in nornin's Daguerrean
Gallery, Knickerbocker Hail. Main Street
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
A Card.

A Card.
The subscriber womb respectfully tender his thanks
to Nezsr7. HASKELL Marsh Milford Searls Hurlburt
AMI others of the party from Nevada who 50 kindly
relieved his brother from his critical situation in the
Sierra Nevada mountains, administered TO his COM
fort and assisted him in returning to his anxious
friends JAMES DELAvAN.
Grass Valley, Aug 2, 1854.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

(NHALLINOR, F., Physician and Surgeon, Basement
" story of Masonic Hail.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

G GALLER, FRANCIS, Dealer in Books, Stationery, SC.
" one door West of Masonic Hall
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

REATTY HOUSE, Hotel and Stage Office, Main St.,
u corner of Mill, W. H. Benton, Proprietor.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

(fONN L MONTGOM OMERY., Attorneys at Law, convey
" ancers, &c, Mill Street
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03
Business 9nettarg.

A DAMS L Co, Express and Banking House, Main ST.,
n opposite Beatty House.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-08-03

ROWN, T. j. & BROTHER, Groceries, Provisions.
and segars, opposite the Bridge, Boston RAvINE.