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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

In GREEN CHARGES AGAINST .IupaE BAY
LY.-lhe Washington correspondent of the Bal
timore sun says the committee chilled by Judge
Bayly, of Va, to investigate his own conduct
whle' hs chairman of the committee Of ways and
MEANS he acted on the Mexican indemnity, have
had Mr. h. +. Green before thcn. the person
who preferred the changes Upon being inter.
rogoted, he admitted that he onl, made the chnr-
ges from henrsny, and give the Hon. Henry \.
Wise as his author. MIR. Wise was according y
summoned and appeared before the committee
last Monday His testimony in the cue rs was
stated yesterday from the Washington star was,
that he had "no knowledge whnteycrof anything
which would at all bear upon the truth Of Mr.
Green's eli argos Thus will terminate,we sup.
pose, this yindictivo and ridiculous ailair
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

STRANGE Casa very novel and intere ting
case was tried at the July term of our County
Court. A negro boy, mere child, nine years
old, was charged with obstructng the Manassas
Gap Railroad, by placing fence rail across the
track The evidence was clear and convincing,
no possible DOUBT existed rs to the guilt of t g
accused He was seen by the conductors who
stopped the cars, gave chase and caught the boy,
who confessed that he had placed the rail there
to see the cars "hounce,' and that lac had placed
a stone on the rail once before. The question
of guilt was therefore clear and unquesioned,
and the only question with the Court was, whether
one of so tender years could be the subject of
criminal punishment. According to the books,
"A child under seven years is not the subject of
judicial punishment, no matter what amount of
intelligence the child may possess; but between
seven and fourteen the Court must determine
whether he has such knowledge of right and
wrong as TO be the subject of judicial correction;
rs the age approaches seven, the difficulty in
crease and as it approaches fourteen it diminish
cs. The accused was here nne years old, and
very delicate question presented itself to the
Court The punishment was death, which might
be changed by the Court to transportation.
The Court decidedto whip, and ordered twenty
lashes 10 be inflicted, which was accordingly
done.-U Grrenton Flag.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

tADE.-The Baltimore Ameri-
\srters of Coffee at that
pnt with each other,
>gQst, they will sell
of six months,
It is under
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FOR RENT.

e. ruomy house. in the cuisines. .,rt of Tho i, 80
IN present occupied boarding hoIsr and we'll ~
dalse t the purna,r. The hou.e has. at lais rqr
Ian e tnn nj 'ounlry custom. The present or,lnant il
otilgsd from circumstances MT Necessary 10 he uien
tened. 10 quit the business
Ghaace hr,e otlrred to IN cnterpri,ing man. to
MAKE m 'ney For further particulars, enquire ut the
Inn, mn once (aus d2D
st'oH sAAE-r.a Sino.s 4iglghaal, Bum Sl,, l.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

'ENUE JAMES RIVER AND SOUTH.WESTERN
n AGklCUL1 URAL SOCIETY desire to urocu,e
,uitablr place for Holding heir Annual Far Those
Nno have nnd 10 sell on lease for the purpose are IT,
TrN"a u arpy To G. ii, LYNCH.
aug I.2t
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

WANTED I'D aAIfkE.-r!te sub.,rl5er-
w wish To hire for their work the Va. Tenn
tolroad in the MouuuIa region ot "a. "A runbcr OF
lrone and boys for which liberal hire will be lald.
They nave had long experience IN thu management f
negroes, and are themselves large owners. Hned
will receive the same treating" in t--I,
Tint they give their own. One o US can a 80"
lynchhurz any time, ill the Oth OF Jan.lary IT,
Washington Hotel. McCorale Simpson Il me-,
arat Mcdaniel X HURTS. They will also buy and
osby. dec D dacts SCOTT K ADJ Ms.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

We find in the New Orleans pieayuno of July
Is the following brief summary OF news by the
Orizaba.
We find no Intelligence whatever in the MeNi
can papers from Acapulco, nor Is the reported
death of Alvarez referred TO in any way The
only item that we find in our exchanges in relation
10 the revolution in the south is paragraph in
the Eco del Comcrcia,ot the 2l,t,statng that uu
express from Omotopcc to tho Governor of Oaia
ca brought RdVicos that Capt. Sal,Ido had had
another engagement with the insurgents at Ayut-
Ia. With 25O soldiers and 30 country people he
attcked the insurgents VIII were loo strong, and
after killing several and capturing somt arms he
p. them to flight.
The information III regard 10 the ,Jalisco and
Miehoucan insurgents is also very slight. The
official journal of Alichoncnn states that the Su.
pgeme Government bad offered free pardon to
all who would lay down their arms and come in,
and that Don Rafael Guerrero had received II full
pardon.
The same paper states that the rebels were APP
preaching patzcuaro, but that IN that town, as
well rs in those of Picdad, Znnora and Mara,atio
the inhabitants would resist them,
\ column of 900 infantry and cavalry was
being prepared to act against the insurgents. Gen
Andrade had arrived at Morelia and taken the
command He arrived without troops
More troops are being sent from other States to
Mchoacan. The Re tormd, of san Luis Potos
states that u brigade of 500 men, under officers in
whom great confidence is Deposited. had been or
dered to march from that city for Alichoacun.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

We call attention to the card of Professor Boz
zaotra, who proposes to commence his seven
teenth session OF Musical instructions ON the 4th
September.
1t will also be seen that he proposes common
cling Singing SchooLwhieh he intends establish
ing permanently.
Mr.. Bozzaotra's qualifications as "a musical in
struotor well and widely known that COM
mendaton is unnecessary.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04

F3NDfk SAAE-rru NTuns AI,-rrIIaI,l. b mn ~
aug PETERS SPENCE 4 lIGGAT.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04
/ O ADVEasYssEass-

ENOtk sAEE.-A very likely Mulatto Boy. ageJ
Il years. q ufu ,uni Intelligence and ve,y healthy.
Eoqur1 of Thos. Irl.i nj Exchange Bank Va, or of
aug diw-wit b. DEANE, in. Trustee.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-08-04
TOWnley's AcCO,ntant-OfIice.

AHpapcr- advertising for hi. Co. copy
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
DAGCERREOTYPES FOR
$500.
Shew's Dague1Ieotype Rooms

0AAOV 0sAo IVA . SSSJfS S~S~eeeS
have removed to the fire. proof building
No 166 CLAY Street,
4 few doors above Montgomery street, north
side, opposite DIR, RABIES Building.
MR.. SHEW HAS THE SATISFAC.
Ill ton of announcing that he has fitted up
a splendid suit of rooms for takiEg Photograph
&c Pictures, either upon glass, paper or metal
plates. Persons who feel interested in the
Photographic Art, are invited to call and ex-
anime collection Of Daguerreotypes taken
upon paper and glass, which embrace some Of
the most interesting scenery in history, and
possess a triliancy Of tone and distinctness Of
outline which surpass anything heretofore pro-
duced on the Pacific coast
Mr.. s. also announces that he has reduced
his prices to less than one half his former rates,
and 10 now prepared to take as good pictures
for So as can be obtained At any other estab-
lishment for double that price. Persons who
have had poor pictures taken elsewhere, can
have them taken over for o triaing expense.
Please remember the number, l66 Clay
street, North side, few doors above Mont
gcmcry street. and give Us call before pur.
chasing elsewhere.
AhCalifornia pspcrsplease copy one month,
and send one copy containing this advertise
ment
San Francisco, Dec. 2, ls54.-lm
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
Read this Card.

fsOLuMBIA BEING THE LARGEST
~ interior town OF the State, we see no
reason why business should not be trans
acted in manner Commensurate with
its size and Importance, or why all class
es of Merchandise cannot be afforded at
rates that will prevent purchasers being
reminded Of '49, thereby strengthening
the impression that San Francisco is the
" only locality where goods can be
obtained at a reasonable advance upon
importation cost,-which ia doubtless an
error, as after the first bait is taken.
Should an ap-country buyer be found
ignorant Of that market, the TAR
lFF" is introduced in peculiar, bu.
profitable style; so that, with road and
river expenses, an occasional lunch in
the Bay City, and transportation Of pur-
chases home, the prices range higher
than what we Can and /" WILL SUPP
ply the goods for here. Our facilities
warrant us in speaking thus frankly -
A Partner resides at the Bay, and has
only himself to blame, if not posted on
prices in San Francisco, and the wants.
Of Columbia. A Partner here, sells at
rates that will surprise all who may
chance to inquire.
TRADERs, HorEL- KEEPERS MIsrRs,
here, and in the adjacent Camps, can be
accommodated with ak descriptions Of
Of Merchandise, in any quantities, at
regular San Francisco prices, freight
and commission added; always have
their goods warranted to be of the very
first quality, and delivered in good or
deIy free Of charge.
This place enjoys the deserved repu-
tation Of having good society. Families
are being attracted hither, to locate per-
manently, and must be supplied with
the necessaries and Injuries Of life
We are prepared to meet any emergen-
cy, arising from sudden influx Of pop
ulation, or brisk demand, occasioned by
bad roads, during the winter, - and
would say to all, call upon US and be
satisfied.
McKENTY & CHURCH.
Columbia, Oct. %, lS54-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

Broadway, Opposite Fulton Street
- COLUMBIA.
M1 The proprietors of this House take
pleasure in announcing to the public,
that their Hotel is now completed, and
furnished in neat and substantial man
neF.
The Rooms are commodfous, airey,
and the Beds the best that can be pro-
cured in the State. Their TABLE
will be supplied with the best the mar
ket affords, and the Bar with choice
selection Of Liquors and Cigars.
The proprietors will endeavor to make
their house HOME to all who favor
them with their patronage
j. III. CLARK g. co.
Columbia Oct. %, IS54.-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30


THE proprietor of this spacious and
magnificent establishment, respectfully
represents to his friends and the public
that in making his appearance fer favors
he does so IN an entierly new dress, and
is now prepared to accommodate all Who
may see proper to give him CALI
In connection with the establishment Il
the we'll and favorably known
JENNY LINE RESTHURANT,n
where all the delicacies and Injuries
are to be found in profuse abundance,
and at rates with the times. The Bar
will be supplied las was previous to The
confagration) with the choicest brandx
of liquors. The cigars will be Of the
best quality and finest favour.
The lodging apartments cannot bs
surpassed-the rooms are large, we'll
ventilated and supplied with good bed
ding and furnitre. g
THE SALOON
has two billiard tables of the best and
most approved kind. Persons visiting
can rest assured that no pains will be
spared to make them comfortable and
pleasant during their sojourn.
The subscriber returns his sincere
thanks to his patrons, for the liberal
support he received from their hands
previous to the conRagration, and
hopes that with renewed exertions he
will enjoy q continuance of the same.
P. G. FERGUSON.
Columbia, Sept. l6, '54,-97 If.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
Columbia Oct. %, 1s54.-tf
Quick Sales and Small Profts!
% lPo DAVIS
~, nv q NO Vs.,

Quick Sales and Small Profts!
% sPo DAVIS
VARIET TOR Ell!
AND
WHOLESALE & RETAIL DEALER in
Fruits, Confsctioaary, Vines, Liquors,
Lamps, CAimneys, Globes, Crocksry,
Glass Ware, Segars and Tobacco.
~ State Street, has on hand gen.
eral assortment OF
Preserved Oysters, HOLSTERS, CLANS,
Meats, Fruits, Vegetables, Pick
les, assorted Pie Fruits,
Catsups, Jams, Jel-
Tes, and Honey.
Also, assorted Candies, Fancy and com
mon, Crackers Of all kinds, Figs,
Dates, Nuts Of all kinds,
Crockery s. Glass Ware, Lamp Globes
Lamps. Lamp Chimneys,
e Oil, Candles, Camphene &c.
Also, On extensive and superior as
sortmcnt Of WINES & LdquoRs, Sc.
CARS & TosAcco, OF the best brands il
the market, can be found at his estab
lishment. Particular attention is callet
to his assortment Of Segars; they ar,
A No. /, and 10 mistake. Call an.
examine.
Also, Syrups, Porter 4 Ale, Clocks
b0 He is receiving supplies o
fresh FRUITS, Of all kinds, ever,
o. p. DAVIS.
Cohmbia, Aug. 5, N-ol-H
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

@1 1900 Shares at 5000 per share. -sSx
Notice is hereby given, that Water
Company has been established in the
town of Columbia, Tuolumne County,
under the above title, for the introduce
ton Of large stream Of water from the
Middle and South Forks Of the Stanis-
laus River into the Southern Mining
Districts, in order to afford constant
supply Of water throughout the entirs
year for mining and other purposes;
the principal object being to remedy
the severe losses now arising in the
Southern mines from the Suspension Of
mining labors, this, the want Of water
during the most valuable mining sea-
sons Of the year.
The Company is organized under the
general Incorporation Laws Of tho
State Of California, with ) capital Of
$500, 900, divided into 1900 shares al
$500 per share.
TRUsrEEs. President, Jas. W. COT
froth G.. w. Whitman, James Mo.
Lean, John Jolly, s, II. Ingersoli, A.
F. Windeler, H. McKenty.
Secretary, Thos. N. Cameau.
Treasurer, VIM. Daegener, Of Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Express.
Superintendent, Andrew Fletcher.
Emgsnecr, G. + Trask.
The Office of the Company is for the
present established at the American
Hotel in Columbia, where the books
for subscription to the Capital Stock
will be opened on the 18th inst. The
officers Of the Company will be found
at the Office during the usual business
hours, and ready to give full inferms-
ton as to the objects and plans ST the
Company, present the Constitution and
By-Laws, afford explanations Of the
details Of the works, and satisfy the
public that this enterprise is based up
on the most reliable sources, and will
produce results Of the most benefeiai
and certain character.
o. Persons DESTROYS Of paying for
their stock ia labor, can call at the Of
fee and they will be informed Of the
terms.
J. W. coFFRoTH, Pres;des.
T. N. CAzsEAu, See,s.
| Coium3ia Oct. 2, '54-1oo-H
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
WELLS, FARGO & co.'s
Neu York, Enropsas 4 Cali ornia
EXP r 4 S S
AND BANKING COMPANY.
PRrNcrpAL OrrIoEs-l6, Wall street,
N. York.-Express Building. Mont
golncry street. San Francisco.-S
Place de Il Bourse, Paris.

neEksas WELLS, FARGO 4
lzNdZNMe co. dispatch an Express
90 to New York and every
city and town of the Atlantic States, by
every Steamer of the Regular line run
ming between New York and San Fran
cisco, both by the
NICARAGUA AND PANAMA
ROUTES,
accompanied by Special Messenger Of
each Steamer.
A DAILY EXPRESS (accompan-
led by Messengers) is received and dis
patched at San Francisco, from and to
Sacramento and all the towns in the
Northern Mines. Also--from and to
Stockton and all towns in the Southern
Mines.
Their Express to PORTLAND and
the interior Of OREGON, is dispatched
by each steamer of the Mail Line
Their Express to EUROPE Is dis
patched via New York and the steam
ers of the Collins Line.
SIGHT DRAFTS on New York.
Philadelphia, Boston, St. Louis and
Cincinnati, Also-payable in almost
all the principal cities and towns in the
Atlantic States and the Canadas.
EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANK
ING HOUSE,
On Main Street, COLUMBIA.
WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
VIM. DAEcENER, Agent.
june Sd, 1854-S2-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

IN the Lines of the Columbia & Stanislsus
" River Water Company.-Sealed Propo-
sails will be t,ceived by the Trustees of the
Columbia & Stanislaus River Water Co.. at
their Office, in Columbia, to furnish 1000, 900
feet of sawed Lumber. on the upper end Of
their contemplated works. Such proposals
are required to be handed in previous to the
18th inst. A map Of the country through
which the Cos works are to be constructed,
may be seen at their Office, where full and
special information as to the quality of LINN
her, time of delivery, amount Of bonds and all
other details required by those desiring to con-
tract, can he obtained.
Proposals may be made for the whole Of
the Lumber, or for one half.
The Trustees reserve to themselves the
Hight to accept any one Of the offers made, o.
to reject the whole. 49,
BY order Of the Trustees
Columbis, Ncv. 6. les4.-tf
csIavesss Chronicle copy.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
OLD JOE AGAIN IN THErIELD
;: q .his old stand !.
THE. COLUMBO SALOON.
Board -zex dollars per srsst.


Isl H. ':.The subscriber would re-
w spectfulIy inform his friends
and the public that he has returned to
his old stand, which be has fitted up in
fine style, and is now prepared to fur
nigh as good board as can be found in
the Southern Mines, as the tables will
bc set with the best the market and
season will afford. His brother has just
arrived with him from the States, and
Is tip-top cook! Cali and see.
~ Every kind Of confectionery,
cake. pies, &C., will be kept on hand,
fired up in Joc's best style, and no
pains will be spared TO render perfect
satisfaction.
JOSEPH WHITMAN.
Columbia, June, "a, lS54-s5-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
NJ HILDENBRAND, PnorxlrroR.
BREAD, CAKES & PIESH

The best White and Rye Bread,
Cakes, Pies, ten and Coffee. can be
found at the United States Bakery.
Also, the frs, quality Of Wines, liq-
uors and cigars.
The proprietor thankful for The pat
ronage heretofore extended to him, will
use his best endeavors to merit con-
sinuance, and hopes that all his friends
will give him call.
Columbia. Aug. $, '54-91-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
DDARDlyG HOUSE

The subscriber has just fitted up his
new Boarding House, near the foot Of
Broadway, and is now prepared 20 fur
nish good board at the low price Of
eight dollars per aoeek
The table will be furnished with eve
rything the market affords, and no pains
will be spared to make those Of his
friends and tie public comfortable who
may favor him with their patronage.
- :. 8. GREEN.
Columbia, Aug. vl2, "a, 90 IF
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
State Of California, !
County Of Tuolumne.

Stale Of California,
County Of Tuolumne.
To 81 whom it may concern. know ye,
that I. Chrisien Oppenhcimer. wife Of David
Oppenheimer, a citizen of the County and
State aforesaid, do, OH this, 4th day of Decem.
Der 1854, declare my intention, to commence
q mercantile business, in my own name, in
Columbia and Sonora, County and State a.
foresaid, separate and apart from my husband.
All of said business, is done on my own &C.
count and hereby give this notice, that from
this date, shall be in dividing, responsible in
nv own name, for all debts and contracts, made
BY me ON account Of my business, as aforesaid
Columbia, December 4th, 1854.
CHRISTEN OpPENHEIMER.
No. 100 3v.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
N1w BOOKS BOOKS
STATIONERY L BOOK STORE.
'Gazetts Office Baild,ng.... Columbia

The undersigned would respectfully
inform his friends and the public in
general, that he has established himself
in the Stationery, Book, News and Pc
riodical business, at the Gazette Office
building on Washington street, Column
bia, and that he has spared no expense
In obtaining the latest works Of the most
popular authors, comprising the largest
assortment Of novel and interesting
reading matter in Columbia. And be
hopes By strict attention to business to
merit public patronage.
Stationery Of every kind constantly on
hand. VIM. G.. PARKER.
Columbia, aug. %. "a tea
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
Prospectus

OF TRE WEEKLY
SAN JOAQUIN REPUBLICAN,
~ In order to meet the necessity that OK
i.ts for the circulation Of CHEAP PAPER in the
Interior. the Proprietors have determined to
issue aWxExLY SAN JOAQUIN REPUBLICAN.
at price that will bring it within the reach
of every one. The subscription for one year
will be FIVE DOLLARS. II will be the
CHEAPEST paper in the State, and aslarge
as any newspaper out Of San Francisco.
The object Of the Publishers will be to make
il emphatically FAMILY PAPER. 1t will al
ways be their aim to select Tales which incul-
cate high moral sentiment, and to publish
articles calculated to improve the taste and in
struct the judgment.
In Politics, as hitherto, the REPU sLIcAN
will b Democratic bat with reference 70 the
duties of all public officers, it will "Nothing
extenuate, nor aught set down in malice"
Il will advocate Reform in the Government, a
redaction Of taxes and Iessening Of the bur-
dens Of the people.
The subject Of Education. the proper dis
tribution OF the public lands SET apart for this
purpose and the advancement of good system
III CUutsIbOI SCuOdS, VIII tVSCi'0 ehS So'C'oi
consideration and earnest support which their
great importance demand.
The latest and most reliable news from all
quarters Of the world. will he found in its col
umns; also the important city items, maria
ges aud deaths. list Of passensers by the steam
ers. and the Liss Of Letters in the Stockton
Post Office.
Particular attention will be devoted to Min.
ing and Agriculture as these are the most
important interests of California they are the
handmaids Of the Golden State. and in which
the people Of this and adjoining counties are
most Immediately interested.
The REPUBLICAN will he printed on fine
white paper, with new and beautiful type, AMI
contain twenty EIGHT columns of choice read
ing matter, for the small sum Of FIVE DOL
LARS per annum, payable inrariably in ad-
rance The first number will be issued To-
MORROW, (sATURDAY.) the 18th No
vembcr.
E7-AH communications to be addressed to
II. e. BRaproRp, Editor, or
H. e. PATRICK & CO., Publishers.
Srocxrox, November 10. 1854
n. B.-The above Periodical, is certainly
the cheapest as we'll as the most reliable me.
dunn. through which the miner may obtain
the important news of the day, foreign aud
domestic.
JACK W. SNITR, Sole Travelling Ag't.
A. A. Hu~sEwELL Local Ag't, Columbia.
Nov. 8. '54-3m
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
I1NION IE5IUlEl S1GN
RESTAURANT!
Main st. opposite Wells Fargo & Co.,
Express, Columbia.

This popular resort having been fitted
up and furnished in a superior style is
now open for the accommodation Of the
public.
The bUof fare will present every
variety Of Fouls, Meats, Vegetables and
desert served in style not to be ex-
celled.
The proprietors would most respect
fully solicit liberal public patronage,
assuring their customers that no effort
on their part shall be wanting, to serve
up all the delicacies, and substantials
the season affords.
Merchants, Miners & Mechanics, are
invited to give us call.
BOARD BY THE WEEK $1,000
or by the plate, as per bill Of fare.
ROGERS & GO.
Proprissovs
Columbia, Aug. 5, 'sA-9l-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30

Best or WlxKs & L.QroRs.
The subscriber. having rebuilt the
Boston Bakery, and fitted it up in good
style, is now. prepared to furnish his
friends and the public with the beet Of
BREAD, PIES AND CAKE.
~ Also the best assortment Of
Wines and liquors always on hand.
- He hopes By strict attention to
/. hasineas, to meet the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 him.
CONRAD GISCHEL.
Columbia, Ang. IL, '54-92-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
ruolumne telegraph Company.

Tuolunne Telegraph Company.
THE Stockholders Of the Tuolumne TeIe-
1 graph Company are hereby notified, that
the fourth instalment Of 90 per cent on the sub
scription to the capital VI the Tuolumne Tel.
esraph Company, will be due on the 18th inst,
payable 10 the Treasurer,J. A. Jackson, or to
The President, J. E. Strong.
Per order Of the Board Of Directors
]. HECKENDORN.
Columbia, Dec. Q, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-12-30
FOOD FOR THE MILLION!
Jenny Lind
3 SEAU 3 A 81 E9s9

The undersigned, who, for some time
past has been supplying the wants Of
inner man, for the community at large,
would now respectfully inform his old
patrons, and the public in general, that
he has established himself in the Sa-
loon, adjoining that Of P. 6. Ferguson,
where he is always prepared to accom-
modate those who will favor, him with
a call.
w. O'HARA