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The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
Spetial Wotitss.
DIR. S. M. Miles

SURGEON & MIDWIFE,
Offers his professional services to the cit
izens of Forest City and surrounding coun-
try. Office at Forest City Drug Store,
Main street, nearly in front of the Henry
House. noy4-4t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

S-MoUNTAIN SHADE LODGE, F. and A.
M. meets Tuesday, on or preceding the full
moon in each month, at 8 o'clock p. m, in
Edmunds q Mundy's new building, Jersey
Flat. aup12-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
MARRIED..

At Daingerfeld Ranch, on the Sacra-
mento river. on the 9th inst, by the Hon.
VIM. T. Daingerfeld, A. SKILLMAN. of
Shasta, to Miss NARY BLACK, of the
Prairie House.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

R-SrERRA GuARDs-Meet every Satur-
day evening for drill Regular meeting
for the transaction of civil business. first
and third Saturday of each month. oct14
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

CORRESPONDENCE have an array
of correspondents now, that must make
the Citizen readable. B. d. G. and Ma
jor Downie in the drawer, although they
are full grown forty-niners. "The man in
the Cabin" has sent in sketch which will
appear shortly.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

rs MASONIC NoTICE.-An election OF
Officers for the ensuing year will be held
at the Lodge Room, in Downieville, on the
28th inst General attendance is requested.
JOHN D. SCELLEN.
Downieville, Nov. Is, 1854. no17-2t
@-THE GOLDEN ERA, a weekly family
newspaper, published at No. ia Sacramen-
to street. San Francisco, by Foard & Dag
gett. Terms five dollars year, in ad-
vance.
The Era contains more original matter
than any other paper in the State; it may
be had at either of the Express Offices,
DOwnieville. oct14
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

FATAL Academia man named Ole
Bow was killed yesterday, in shaft at
Eureka, by the falling of the bucket, which
struck him on the back of his head and
broke his neck. He leaves wife and
three children in Chicago, Illinois.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

SAN Francisco AGENCY.-Thomas
Boyce, Esq, will hereafter act as agent
for the Sierra Citizen, in San Francisco
We are already indebted to this gentleman
for many attentions.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

ASSESSORS REPoRT.-We have taken
the liberty to publish the Assessors Re
port without authority. It contains much
valuable information, which everybody
ought to know.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
BIRTH.

In Downieville, on the 18th inst, the la.
dy CT JOHN CLARK, of son.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

MARYsvILLE THEATER--The Marysville
papers say that the opening of the new
Theatre was brilliant affair. It could
not be otherwise, under the management
of King & Ryer, with the company they
have engaged. Kent is host himself.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

The MAJOR TRUMPs.-Major Downie7
found a chunk of gold to-day, weighing
forty-nine ounces.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
Road Meeting.

According to call made by the citi-
zens of Downieville, large number as
sembled at the Theatre onlthe 18th inst,
to take into consideration the construction
of wagon road from Downieville to In
dian Valley, along the banks Of the North
Yuba. Alanson Smith, Esq, was called
to the chair, and G. B. Wright chosen
Secretary of the meeting.
After the Chairman had stated the OBJ
ject of the meeting, remarks were made
by many of the citizens of Downieville,
concerning the feasibility of the underta-
king, and the best method of carrying it
through successfully.
1t was then moved and carried, that a
committee of five be appointed by the
Chairman, who should be authorized to
raise sufficient funds to procure correct
and accurate survey of the route, and
make an estimate Of the probable expense
Of the work-said committee to report as
soon as practicable.
The committee were also instructed to
report their views whether the road could
better be built by Joint Stock Compa-
ny, or by subscription.
The necessary time was given the Chair
man to appoint said committee.
The meeting then adjnurned.
A. SMITH, Chairman.
GUsrAvUs B. WRIGHT, Sec'y.
Another Case Of Cacoethes Scribendi.
Somebody writing for the Marysville
Erpress, puts his nasal protuberance into
the little squabble between the Citizen
and one Of its former correspondents, and
charges us with undue severity and a
breach of confidence. Now, w. B. went
out of his way to assail US in newspaper
article, and otherwise; nevertheless we did
maintain most christian like equanimity
of temper, said our say, took the advice
offered W. B., and "dried up;" having the
same friendly feelings toward w. B. that
we ever had. May we venture to inquire,
what affair that was of w. E. Rs? The
business between ourself and correspon-
dents can be attended to without causing
w. E. r. moments uneasiness. That in
dividual must have observed that it is ex-
ceedingly difficult for person of ordinary
business capacities to attend properly to
his own business, and at the same time
maintain general superintendent over
his neighbor's. Besides, this disposition
to make ones self generally useful is apt
to get one into unpleasant scrapes, particu-
larly when he interferes with an "inexpe-
rienced" newspaper editor, who handles
the pen very awkwardly. We once took
a hand in family squabble- and that was
not all we took-we took disagreeable
rap over the mug, took our departure pre-
cipitately, but not before flat-iron stopped
in the occipital region; and a boot we
thought that would never stop. AS we
were going to remark-when the above
unpleasant "reminiscences interrupted the
train of thought-"Fret not thy gizzard." )"
%xv ~ L.. m.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
DIED..

In Downieville, Wednesday morning
Nov. 14th., JAMES KANE.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

SIERRA LODGE, No. "a, I. o. O. F.,
meet at Odd-Fellows' Hall on Thursday
evening of each week, at 7 o'clock. ju24
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

@- CATHOLIC SERVICE, by Rev. P. L.
Deyaert, first Sunday of every month.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18
County Court-November Term.

Keniff Us. Green.-Appealed from Good.
years Bar. This case was for the fore
closure of mortgage by Justice Of the
Peace on mining claim. Argued and
submitted. Court ruled Justice of the
Peace had no jurisdiction in the CASE
Dismissed. A. Smith for pl'f. Spear &
Taylor for defence.
Higgins Us. Dowling.-Appeal from
Goodyear's Bar. Action for debt. Judg-
ment of the Court below reversed, and re.
manded for new trial. McCann & Huff
for pl'fs. Spear & Taylor for defence.
Wrightmire Us. Cullen.-Appeal from
Smiths Diggings. Action for recovery o
mining ground and damages. Jrdgmen,
of, the Court below reversed and remandeC
for new trial. Musser for pl'f. Spear
Taylor & Galloway fer defence.
Court adjourned in Course.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18

j. A. B. crowded out.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-11-18


water rents, heavy lumber business will
be done by the saw-mill. Cedar, sugar
pine and fir timber, is abundant in every
direction round the mill, and the lumber
can with little trouble be foated down the
flume to Minnesota, Chips, Smiths Dig
gings and elsewhere, where it will ALWAYS
find ready sale; vast quantities being used
for mining as well as building purposes.
Altogether, We consider the Minnesota
Water Works the most valuable and i'm.
portant Of any in the county-important
not so much from the magnitude of the
undertaking, as on account of the necessity
of supplying the rich mining districts on
that divide, with the greatest quantity OF
water available That, used as it will be
day and night, will not only yield an i'm.
mense per centage to the stock holders
but it will very materially increase the
shipments of gold from this county; hav.
ing given employment to many hundreds
of miners who must otherwise have gone
elsewhere.
We forbear making any estimate of the
probable value of the works, as We have
no desire to persuade any one to buy OF
sell, but simply to give our own impress
sions of what we saw in day passed a1ono
the Minnesota Water Works.
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MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 6, 1854

MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 8, 1854.
Council met pursuant to adjournment
Present the Mayor and Councilmen Scant.
lin. Stephens, Decker, Roquet, Raleigh
Hunnel and Mentzer.
The following allowances were made:-
F. Woll. Sl5; C. Voght, Sc; G. Kollenburg
6; F. Henscleff:.r, SIS; v. Roth, So; G.
Euler, So; B. Nune, So; Scantlin g. Par.
win, 81; Silas Stephens, Sc; A. Ure, $685..
81; ]. Major, 81; A II. Sanders, $50; John
Jeffry & Co., $3.50, for lamp posts; T. J.
hte & Co, S2Ol 40, for fitting up pipes
&c.; Evansville Gas Light Co., $40, I6, fol
gas, metre rent, &c.
Hitler & Cetto, v. Filger, and A. Rem.
moth, were licensed to retail fermented
liquors.
Ordered, that bonds be executed 10 GUY
Richards, Mary Ann Hubbard, Carpenter
Baker & Garvin, Chas. w. RothweIl, WIN
II. Stockwell, J. Fl. Groesbeck, Jas. HarIn
Jr., and John Shanklin, for the sum of 1925
upon their conveying to the city for >croo
purposes, Lots l,2, 8, A, 5, 6, z, 8, 9, 10, IL,
IL, l3. and Is, Eastern Enlargement-bonds
payable in one, two and three years, with
interest payable annually on presentation
at the office of the City Treasurer.
SIX iron ring bolts were ordered to be
placed on the lower wharf Of the Canal.
Council adjourned to meet next Monday
evening. r----
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INDIANA SrocK BANKs.-Trere has been
some attempt made abroad, and out Of the
State. to injure the chararter Of the Indiana
Stock Bank currency. This is all wrong, uu.
less there is good ground Tor alarm. II is hard
enough to make or to earn money; still
harder to collec, il after D ing made; and
werst of all is to have difficulty IN the cur.
rency. This whole affair may be gramma.
ticized, as icorse, icorser, io0rst. Upon inquir.
ing We find that the paper OF the TocS
BANKS OF INLrANA Is bankable in this plac
excepting the Bink Of nnersuiiis, E1har
County Bank, and the Northern Indiana
Bank. .Logansport.
The paper OF the three last named Banks
although not bankahle, may, nevertheless
be good; and the advice is. that holders o
such money should not sacrifice it.
Terre Hauts g ur., 4h.
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~ When Nicholas Biddle. Familiarity
called Nick Biddle, was connected with the
United States Bank, there was an old negro
named Harry who used to be Ioa6ng around
The premises. One day, in a social mood
Biddle said to the darkey; swell, what is
your name. my old friend!" "Harry, sir;
ole Harry said the other touching his sleepy
hat. "Old Harry" said ddle, "why 'ha,
is the name they give to the devil is il not!''
"Yes sir" said the coorcd gentleman
"some'imes ole Harry and sometimes ole
Nick"
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A Melancholy Case.

man named Jas. o. Lobey died at the
Commercial Hotel, this city, a few days ago,
and his body was inferred in a proper man
ner, through the charity of few citizens.
II appears he had started from Philadelphia
a lew weeks ago, with a companion, and
abundant means between them for trave ling
to the West, and keeping themselves some
little time while they obtained empioym
But evidently thinking mon~y could be al
most picked up from the streets OF the West
ern cities. they spent their money too freely
and wree almost pennylrss on their arrival
at Cincinnati. They got down to Louisville.
however, hen they went as deck hands on
a steamer. Alter loading the boat, they with
the ether hands were discharged, the boat
not being able To get out. They bought q
skiff aud started for Evansville, and dou less
had hard time OF it. AT Nes burgh they
were compelled 10 sell their boat, and we
presume walked here. Mr. LOBBY was TIA
ken with something like the cholera soon
after hi- arrival, and died after a shcrt sick.
ness. He Las left a wife and two or three
children at r. iIadeiph His wie's moth
er is said TO be wealthy, and his own father,
a tobacconist, very well off. His cumpan.
ion appeared almost heart broken at the loss
OF his companion, and especially under ouch
circumstances
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BANK FAILuRes.-A dispatch was recei. :
ed night before last by one Of our City
Banks, stating that the Bank Of Circleviile,
o., Clinton Bank, Columbus, o., and the
Farmers Bank. at Chicago, Iils.. have failed.
The dispatch we believe is entitled to the
fullest credit.
We would advise our friends in the coun-
try not to sacrifice their State Stock money,
tor it is known to be good with two or three
exceptions, and believe that it soon will be
current - r,ie
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TCol. Benton is reported TO be in costa
cies at the result Of he recent cleo tons, and
rejoices especially over the reelection Of
Mace, and the signal overthrow Of the Impair
tial chairman, Olds. He thinks the Nebrask,
i niquity is not popular, either in the Great
Valley or in the country. His language is:
at is not popular, Sir; | thought so in the
beginning. sir. My opinion is confirmed
Sir. 1t isn't popular, The voice of the
people mus, be obeyed. Ii must be bowed
TO, Sir"
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nRrTTAnW

Died. Oct Irh st the residence efher father New armo
ny iaS Mrs OLIVIA BEEDER. aged 80 yeass, laughter
OF Robert and Maria Todd. - r ~
Mira K orsons time rssid-d at C5atsn. Lonbfna iow-
ing TO the dsnpG health OF hen they
removed Memphis Tenn. Scarcely ayssr sApsed when
he was a'tieksd with death came
" his relief Thus bereaved. Mrs. with three lovely and
Of her kind
parents Ia New Harmony Melancholy and unhappy. Mrs
attacked with deelus hsaits although every e1-
srtion both friends could with the aid of
physicians disese c,rried her Of Her mind zluil
AMI NSFeeto the last giving her hind mohery advice Of
christian 70 her beloved children ends who
constantly by her Her deposited at the
cemetery this place. followed OF rends
and relatives to mourn the early dah OF who truly
endered all who knew aud Kind
lent mind. VAT
NEW HARMONY. IND. -.-..
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The FAMED JOHN SAWYER This venera-
BILE clergyman, aged %, lately preached BY
appointment IN a town in New Hampshire
where he began his ministry IS years ago.
He was accompanied by a deacon OF his
church uged IS. who has lived on the Peno5-
.cot river for MALTA century, and has never
been down 10 it's mouth, since ne went up to
settle in wilderness. as it were, in 1904.
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~ One OF the Charleston Is. CO. papers
during the prevalence OF tn yellow fever in
= that city. recently, published the following
emphstic warning: sua.lL
LET il be shouted in the ears of ,hose
who are now here To stay is death; let il be
proc claimed to all who intend To follow them
that To come is death! DEATH!! nothing but
DEA rH.."
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HONOR TO wnOa HONOR BEa owes,
LAM KY A. rur 10Th. lSS-

DR.. BRUCE: .1vrst4.s.
Dear Sat the segsess 81 Mr.. James Mcrsague fgise
his s~fcTe and sisce using yssr PASA
tie had -sa ts sars 18th iro?s OF rhs
and Eaarse Of sh Liver aad Speens
Scrfua the Bo~es CnyeHis Ehssmat.m asd sausa'ee
I'll. city Louvs &, alb without the least sSaih
aud ally he IA 40 Of any hope and his CAGE
dragging life pain and MISERY
deiitst,d. dcy Of healthy Blood in his
veins YaSAcEs- and using
th- Of pryr: health
do think would crate When the SAT- OF MP
ane, No and his the
der OF tie but sf.v days since
an though years iys,e god o
he slth His graf fsyea ~l live ~ long
will only rn his rhd forget the past
and without far ~ eeh tns tafs
satems slric Year Pa ~hs all here
il las, favor h the .pe f,ssa ss-
and genvra saeto, domsd 20 bs.ns standA ad
un-laaled remedy. am. sir. yours ,..,.x.--.
j.. A. ctbef-sf- - ~
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PADucAH AMERICAN This is the name
o. new paper just started at Paducah, by
Rich'd w. Perry, who is assisted in its ed
tiorship by J. d. McGoodwin, formerly OF
the Southland Post Boy, &c. The Ameri-
lean is very slightly touched with Native
American principles. and starts out vigorous
" in it's career. We send our paper in ex.
c auge, for the love Of Mac.
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" The Memphis A peal tells the follow

40 The Memphis A peal tells the follow
ing hard story:
NEGRO CHILD KILLED By RAT-At a
Mr.. Scales mi es north of this place, as
we learn from friend who resides near
there. negro child about six years old wss
recently killed by rat in the following
munne-:-The rat, il seems, cut through the
blanket in which the child was lying and
gnawed a hole in the lower part Of it, alb.
domen, eat off several of its toes and gnawed
s legs con-id rably. The mother OF the
child WIS sleeping with it, but knew no.
thing Of the affair until on awaking nex'
morning she found her child by her side
dead.
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A PLUMBER FOR THE Know NorHIxGs
An Irish boy, who was trying hard 10 get a
place, de led that he was Irish. ~ don't
know what you mean by not being an Irish
man." sad the gentleman who was hiring
him. "but this know, you were born in Ire
land {" "Och, your honor, il that's ALL" said
the bow, "smnll blame to that. Suppose
your old cat has kittens in the oven, would
they be loaves OF bread" The boy got the
place.
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o. Mes.rs. Loewenthai g. Co., and T.
n. Cook g. Son. take all the State Stock
Banks for goods. as per advertisements. =
There are probably other merchants doing
tie came, bu, they omit advertising the fact.
These notes are more current here than they
were last week.
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uThe Wayne County Journal says that
Dublin Township, Wayne county, which
W. quoted as the most one-side township
in the State, must yield to Dalton Township,
which gave bu, one "old line" vote, and that
was the post master.
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H Gs We hear Of but little as yet in
the way Of hog or pork business in this
place. Prices still unsettled. 1t ia said
there are great many hogs in the country
at some distance around and generally be.
lieved tn be of a large size, and calculated
for more pork than usual. The mast is also
said to he very abundant-in many places
quite sufficient for the supply of hogs with
out the use of corn
Terre Haufe Cour., An.
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@"I sell peppermints on Sundays" re
marked good old lady who kept little
candy shop, "because they carries 'em to
church and eats 'em,. and keeps awake to
hear the sermon; but if Won want picked
lines you must come on week day. They're
peculiar commodities"
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0T The Agent OF The Jasper State Stock
Bank, and Upper Wabash Bank. was in the
city day before yesterday, and said these
institutions had not the funds on hand to
redeem their notes. ..,ea-tf fHv
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20 The Philadelphia Bulletin is the re-
puted father Of the following "good hi,:"
Whv is President Pierce like the globe
which we inhabit! Because, although he
was though. at first to be perfect in his sphere.
it is known heis considerably fattened at the
Polls.
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c,oR,oun sUM,I;x,R

WITH the bot suiry atmosphere OF usr aha rah
Lands the the deep valley
of The srs, South ~i5asr die IN.
burnisx mp the and shs plants
produce rlew Jssnee Derangemeas Of tAs stomach and
Bo wells sentsry. Ague and Fever Bilious
Tyuhus Fevery I'm these aaS and
You should make free e Dx Bguck issAS vEGkrAsi
PAsAcra - power cleanse the bowels purify abe
As.sh. dvsrshs.sss - another col
OF this ,peT. 81, "a, -. ..se4 80. .fr A.. eye
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Z SPECIAL NOTICES.
LOTS HOE SALE.
A MOST EXCELLgNT CHANCE {,

fUf b. I. A MUST EACEisLH>f CHANCbttH 40 II
number Of in the Southern Eaarseuvmt of Evan-
vie in market at CHEAP rates. ale The
frs
feet by l deep; OF them
allow. grade city he handscmest lecssien
an within three bloc the
70 be en- s.d wishing good
this ecAIien wall please call on the ersiEnsd.
I n.y2-lu $50 .. W. Ii. CHAN DLER.i
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OMAHA ARROW This is the title of a
paper we have received from Omaha City,
Nebraska Territory. 1t is a dingy little
eet, but it will improve, we presume, in
the same ratio as the country settles.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-09

az The Farmers Bank of Chicago was
in disrepute here yesterday. We did not
learn the cause.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-09

When green Dung gents. by hairy ssuY
To W fnsker culture vain are led.
And are depress'd and hela n, holy
Because their Nhiss ers will be red,
The only art tie red to cover
Aad hide the view from ev'ry eye
To gloss the sprouts v it'll blaekness over
And fool "A stranger ito dye.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-09

T%A young gentleman created quite /,
sensation while reading TO a circle of young
ladies poefical effusion ITO a Beautiiu
Belle" by pronouncing the latter word il
two syllabes.
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CO. Business unusually dull at the wharf
yesterday. Scarcely boat the whole day
Norepor Of a rise.
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A BAD FIx.-A little newshoy being asked
II ne did not swear s1metimes, re piled. "Not
often, but when big boy steals your pa
pers. and you can't lick him what are you to
do" 7e
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTS.

EDUits WHITE LEAD.z2Sk'g.purs.w Aiss Lad G ,s''s
aNHlTE LIME. 10 bbas first rate DIME fsrshsy
w sovs San uELOiiE
ACEs-3o pieces black Silk Lace, just ss's ssd Cor
HIONNErs.-sos straw Bonnes styles. r's'a.Ai'
lOvs >, JAS. Low g. CO.. 4Is Main ct. Lon. KY.
GOLD PENs GOLD I'll ANS, ETC. -
KX another To- OF tn Justly cell ~
w ted Cola Pens manafaetr red ~ A. horten q,
writings If they do anvhrr pen Tor the b.
k~a Ne alss hans large assortment Of %
Vest Chaus I'D Necklaces hi nona aaa ku'y kings-n
gener. m~nt Watches clocks an Jeweiy all
r witch .sSs :. cash. ane
nev9 DIaiROLtf a SONS. Man 81. bet IistS "a
LANUFOR SAL - 80
EIGTY Acres If ylual Lsua for sale known part OF
h III Eei Farm. tbs Boonev lie Ro two mle from
ta city aid hnefy family residences
Id reasonable fer ons-h,Ta cssh one-'hird IA
wess months ,hrd in Two years with pterest For
nosS-iw - 10 E wooLsEy NELSON.
ER,SsINQUESr sf'ps
ques held before OF this
N 9TH gay OF >ov.mbs 1854. the Union House
roundabout brewav ct blaes pants boots and whit
be 81 or y ysar OLD have com. from
Glow vrt. Ky. JOHN fRIBLE.
noy- Jw Coroner NandSrburgh county.
Jons j. CuAyplEn. JANIS HARLAN. ia.
EOHN j. ChaNDLEklAND JANEsHAisLAN y. have
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