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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-06-23

A New NovEL.--We have received from A. s
E. Ezekiel, No Exchange Place, new work
entitled Gideon GIBBS, or the Struggles Of
Life, z by Thos. Miller Esq, author Of several
ronnlar works
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INPREssNENT or sEANsS-fhe British Gov
eminent has revived most disgraceful practice,
that Of forcing seameR who had been taken pris.
oners Of war 10 serve IN the navy, whore they Of
course are likely TO be called upon to fight
against their own country. Twelve Russian
seamen, lately taken prisoners, were drafted on
board AN English vessel of war.
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ggorris s. as"sty,


PERTAINING TO A ESSTLEaiANaS WARDROBE.
Bsiag constantly rrorto the as5 N0HEl2E g arr
North they viii troasb5attbc aesqn cost
NORRIS b WAY,
te6I5 2fsf Usd-r She CITY HOTEL
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FGs1sEo,sn5Ie Cgothino

GENT LINENS FURNISHING GODS
aat cost.
asryep Of h!a occi n 10 opra5f tp lsaaou
q Easr and "a eel M u HgE#f cnazaszo
tie liberal patronage E9Sei2ara eats d#dt,'h-m
THOMPSON, NiNoN q CO.
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Rules for Lady printer..

|. Must hc at The office whenever required
2. No reading Of motto papers aud love sto
riss during the king hours
3. No hand shall he allowed IN have her
beau in the oili,e 10 see her SIT type, at any
time
4. No matt how gifted hand may be at
making pies at hone. if she makes ri in the
Office che zhall lie compelled to assert it.
5. No hand shl SIT in the sanctum longer
than to pro- ure copy, unless requested by the
editor
6. No attempting to kiss the foreman Cor the
sake Of clean copy He will use his preroga-
tive to kiss or scod al hands ~ occasion may
require.
T. Ladies' who br'n, their dinner, shall not
make dining s, Ion Of the San tum nor use
proof paper for table cloth.
6. Any lacy hani' about to emigrate to DE
state Of Matrmony, sball give at least ore months
notice, that her place may be supplied by an
other
4 Q. No married woman snail be allowed tc
work in the Office, provided it be known,
| 10 No lady shall be allowed 10 laugh at the
motion Of another while engaged at The case.
! II. No smoking chewing, OF dram drinking
allowed IN the office.
! II. No gosspping quarrelng, pulling ofhar
scratching Of faces or singing love songs juliL.
working hours; and no lady shall have free ud
mission to or orders for. the theater, ope,a ol
Other places Of amusement, unless accompanied
by gentleman.
IL No lady hand shall be allowed to was!
the forms rup up the BLANKETS nor rub dow
the bed'-these things are attended to Gy the ID
,v{
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From Ecuador.

A law has recently been passed by the Con.
eress Of the Republic Of Ecuador. and sanctioned
bv the Executive on the Goth Of November, de.
claring the rivers Of that State. which includes a
portion Of the Amazon open to the free trade OF
all nations. Its gratifying to see that some OF
the South American States are beginning to un.
deestand the true principles Of commercial pros.
perty. New Granada and the Argentine Re
public as well ns Ecuador haye opened their ri,
vers and We trust shortly to see other States fol.
lowing their example and free trade established
over the whole continent Of America. Now,
when this liheralzing spirit is maniiesing itself
ia the time for our government to come forward
and enter into treaties with these republics fnr
the muturl benefit and advantage Of each The
question is one in every worthy Of their early no
tice- N Tribune.
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OTTAWA, ILL.,, SATURDAY. MARCH 4, 1854.

the end Of each three months, and may be taxed
and collected with the casts by fee bill or other
wise according to the practice of the court.
5 10. The clerk Of said court shall provide
necessary books. stationary and fuel for this Of
fee and presses for the safe keeping Of the az
chives thereof--nnd the board Of supervisors Of
said counties shall from time to time make al
lowances for the same out f the county IIeasu
iles.
s IL. The said county courts shall have idris
dicton in all cases Of petition or bill for writF "l
I'D quad damn'na for the ,ale cf Real EHate aud
interests therein Of wards By their guardians. f"T
the partition Of lands. real estate, and interests
therein for the assignment and settlement o
estates Of deceased persons and FOR the sale o.
real estate. and the payment of debts o! dccct
dents by executors or administrators.
s IL. This act shall take .if1ct aud be il
force from and after its passage.
Jons REYSoLps,
Speaker Of the House Of Represen tatives.
G.. KOERNER, Speaker fthe Senate.
Approved Feb. 27, 1854.
United States Of America
State VI Illinois, SIS !, A"xande
5'arne, Secretary Of the State in and for sal,
State of Illinois, do certify that the foregoing i
true and correct copy of al enrolled law Oh
file in my Office.
IN testimony whereof, | have heresnto set m,
hand and affixed the seal Of state this eth da
Of February A d. 1854.
ALEXANDER STARNE Sec. OF State.
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ing Ottawa Starved r0'k, &c.
The following measures of local interest have
been presented by Mr Cook. in the senate.
Bill flr an act to rxiend The Jurisdiction Of the
La Sale county currt-pass"a he senate
To re locate state road from Pontiac TO Ottawa
passed The senate.
To amend the charter Of the town of Prince
ton. author yes the cnnstrnriiNn of plank road
from Princeton to tie depot of the Military Tract
railroad -paIsed the senate.
An act to amend the charter uf the city Of OF
iawa TLs oct corrects an error in the boundaries
Of thr city. on the south side Of the rlver-passed
b1ib houses
An act to amend The chatter Of the Ottawa
northern plank road company passed both hou
ses.
To amend tie charters 0i towns anl ei'ico,
Til bill provides ilr n Uniform method It coliec
/ ting the revenues Of incorporated towns and CT
! ties Referred.
/ Bill for an nct TO establish recorders corrts
| This bill gives to an officer to be elected Judi
cial powers heretofore Conferred on mayors, aud
the civil ilrsdistion Of a justice OF the peace
| Referred
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The Iron Manufactures OF the World.

The manufacture Of iron in the world is divided
ms follows bv the London Chronicle in Great
Britain e,SSO.O00 tons, United States, 40O, 900
France 3iS 5000; Russia. $4,000, Austria
l6Os00, Sweden, l32,5oO, Prussia, 10000
making total Of 3,722, 800 tons Of iron manu-
featured annually. In 1850 there were i5o iron
furnaces in Great Britain. and Of the 2Sso,o0C
tons which these produced, about 500 900 wers
exported. In 1896 but 95 600 were manufactu
red in Great Britain, and the total exports were
about 4OS tona. During the ten months ending
November 5. 1853. Great Britain exported S75.
600 600 worth Of Iron. and by far the larges
portion of ths enormous mass of exports was IA
ken by the United States. OF pig iron the Uni
ted States received $1,000 tons, and Holland
which comes next upon the list, took Il 600. O
har. bolt and rod iron, the United States took
PCS $50 tons, or nearly six times rs much n. Ca
NADIA. which received the next largest amount
! Scientific american.
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Further by the Europa.


The Cunarl Company deny that Their st'a'
mcrs are chartered by Government ior convey
ING troops to Turkey
There is not much actual news &at'ersre.
main precisely as before. No reply received
as vet from the Car to the iinal uitiniatum OF
France md England.
CONT OrloR ef, Vienna on tho Sh direct
for St. Petersburg. His mission bad failed
Romifcations of the great conspiracy have
/ been discovered widely throughout Turkey AMI
crushed on the Danube.
! There had been rather n severe encounter
near Gaesgeva, without any result.
/ Another attack on Kalefat was daily eNpec
ted
Britain and France continue their nrmSments
on large scale.
/ France was making extensive arrangements
: with the Bank and credits MobiIier to meet mo
expenses of the coming war.
| Dates from China are to Dee o. Amoy
and Alngho were still quiet, The insurgents
had burned o large part Of Sa hi, and had
also captured Teeniing, 50 miles from fekin,
The British government advertise for seven
or eight clipper ships oi 700 or 500 tons 1"
le engaged for four months for u conve! e c.
Of cavalry.
Accounts from the Danube rn1ounee pos"
tyely another Tutk,h success between NaI'S
and Abrail ,
In the House Of Commons on the ln'h,
Lord John Russell stated in answer 20 NJ
Roeouch, that the card eent by the ,hamber.
lain for the admission of tt American Minister
to the opening Of Parliament by the Qnecn'
were the same as those sent to Other diploma
tic ministers, and he did not think any tiiilenl'
ty likely to arise ,ut Of the question as TO Tho
dress in which the American Minister was to
appear on state occasions.
The senate Of Pennsylvania on the 9ih, re-
fused by vote OF II NAYS to 10 yeas to pass 'o''
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Correspondence Of the Free Trader.
SpringheId. Feb u, 1851


watch the proceedings o' Tue Legislature Wis
week, that canhst Undertake 10 give you a iHII
sKeteh OF VIVA, has oeeh uone' b''" "ou'eS nave
worked with ther "on'ed industry the l'"ei
mouse even ho'unB n'9h' scss'ohs' u"u you MA,
well imagine 'ha' al immense amount VI oHaIHess
mas oeeh zone
boGo'.ess the cn'e' measures oi '"e WeeH' hhN
lh"eeo VI '"e 7S'''V"' '"'"N"S' a. o"' '"e
long Scon'hdea ani OH eiho'Uore1 a'e pIh
! cy contest III our legislature, has oeeh the
brouSh cha''e'' rs II Is GI''ed S""'e' Vi
.he ranroau nom 'e'te htu'e 10 'H'ho'' ,o""
Inc olll char,etus 'his toau hau pAsse" Tue mouse
ias' wees aau oev' oi"e'e" 10 seGoHi ,e"u'"s ;"
the senate oh Sionuay II was aSun 'akeh up III
'ne senate ieau seeo"u '''"c' ana ei,''eu 10
'he 'n'etha' Improvement c"'h'''i''ee' W''heG L
was tepot'eu oach on iueSuay morning Wh,p
ia. 'eai contest came UP ON Tue h,efltS Oh .ne
o,l'' 90 'ne nio''c', o'oer"s - ''a '".u 'eu''"g
M eiliespie' OF madison ior years 'he vince!
morse ot tne s'a'e poncy parry III 'he sehale' al
once pouhceu upon Wv o''i "''nou' sum " Ui'r
! ey' ne repeated WIN great energy ana TOi'
w. all ,he Arguments IN ia'or oi 'he 'ced hoo
9,y, "hl uep'c,eu ~ Hl''Il's co,o's ue .G'i anI
uesoia''on una. "ou'u oe wrought P"'"c"l'''y o"
the CIV VI A'on' y l.o "ur'14o',,''e"' AZ '''s
'ine. MI h"''s' VI 'oi'o" a,,;" ).
sg 'nu ~ ib c6rso, w..
/ n,nugb charter lie vas followed in tDra bv
nrough ona'e'c ,ia ""2 NV s a.. -" @ s"a"' ~
W. ". ,,'oob ,r', oh,,,, a.
aen W l"e s."''I ""'Ie t,,,1 ~ r. 49,.
ouestior Mr. Cook was reserved Ly the friend,
dHes''o" IN w. Wv. ,L 49,; w. al :,
Vi "'e va. " IIos' '''J uto "'l', -
speee' ""en '"s i"n'r,,t ;.
~ '"ese pa'N' ".u ''.'.'A rtIj
nun s'As 'epata,'o' as 1'. w. ;u"s pGJ
l'o ule" ~ a. -i
.,.y "o'n ., "'u a., a..ao,,, y. ST. "'.,'
oo,,;r,,'J viii ooger L.,epars and ,h.ro ,ror ro -
that heard him at all but head him thronpb
He seemed TO oe in excellent tone and hrh spi
,;ts and fairy revealed in In, work of Iis.;roting
and scattering the arguments and sophisms ,nat
have so long been relied upon TO sustain this
contracted and selfish system called state poli.
cy." 1t was not tho funeral oration--it was too
triumphant and cheerful for that-but 1t was the
last battle call and the death knell Of the system
in our state and prepared thewagtor friends of the
policy, now abandoned and deceased, to pay it
hereafter, IT. they choose, appropriate funeral ho
nors' Az 'he close o' Mr' Cooh speech .Lf'
Ome1vehy demanded 'ne previous q"eS,oh' ne
thought no additional i'Bn' coG.d oe .,.c'eu "y
iurt'er ui'euss''n' a'u "'sne" 70 come 10 hna'
vote Inc ayes n'iu "oes were '''eh ,,heu o" '"e
passage Oh Tue o.''' a"u !, was oa'''eu os 10 Aye
10 noes one n.en, H., az, ana one e"e%y oi '"e OH
oe'hS aoseh'' lhe I'. mas s'"Ce oee" "pPo'tu
oy ine so,e'"o'' ,I nH Il, ~ 'ne'eao'e INV ID"
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The last accounts fIom the West Coast Of Ahi
CA. say that the slave trade is every fiat, no pri'
zes having recently been made. The British yes.
sci Of war Volcano has been on the coast nearly
three years, and has not taken prize. She cap
tured a brig, but this was mistake, the vessel
having been French trader, and not a slayer-.
Cb Tribune
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MR Brcn,SAy-Ths gentleman wns not pre-.
sent at the opening Of the British Parliament, and
he was the only Representative who was not
there. This is explained in the English paper, in
different ways. The most authentic account is
that he made application iu the proper quarter
fer tickets for himself and suite. The master o
ceremonies in,imated to him thai members oi the
/ Diplomatic Corps must appear in Court dress
and this Mrs. Buchanan declined to do II,
stayed a, home, and the pageant passed of wi
! thunt him.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

MCnIntCu" tLfr'rfkflas
MDntaigne in hi5 essential C:uraut"t'aI.s, ~ .
recently been re produced in America Iw"
hundred and sixty years after bis death, he &C.
appears once more in Ralph Waldo E@cgson.
who. in his general disposition and tnrn Of mind,
may be Justly termed the American Mon'agnc.
His works, with slight exceptions pertaining to
form and degree, are m echo Of those Of his
French prototype, with perhap7 a louder and
swecter tone. mj0gled with peculiar New Eng
land twang. There are differences perhaps cot
si..ratie oncs-fur EIa,ysgl Is . more thorough
and consistent scept.c who knows Linsy.f IN this
respect completely, oDi makes 10 pgetonsi'ns "a
faith in any creed or chn-Ch whelre. Catholic or
Protestant. lic lG1 more depth 0Hi refinement
anil, unlike MonaicGc, Who i7 materllli II; ~ h's
eEdprces-Tmersnn io IDEAL anL imaginative, e
worsliTpcr 81! beauty, and what IS singular ~
Hrst sight, 4 Geyout adUrer; not only oil na'lre,
but of himself
Mon,.;-ne never rose 10 such a strain He had
q comfortable opinion Of himself, but, upon The
whole. never fell down to worship lS own
image. Ict Both constitute thei7 own God, and
depend for guidance and blessing exclusively
upon their personal impulses Neither have faith
except in ,hemseigea; and both Ci:e uugrance to
their heartfelt contempt Of all faiths, Emerson,
it NAV be said, has faith iG the Infinite, 9th"
over oul' "a he calls IT, but it is the INFINITE as II
flows and flashes in his own native energies ard
tendencies The style Of Emerson, though un'
like that Of Montngne in several Particular,
wonderfully resembles it. Indeed it seems the
utterance Of the same man, somewhat polished
and in a higher and more rhythmic strain. lthas
the same honest, homely freedom; the same IA,
pidiy and force; the same sudden and striking
jurns; the same quaint and racy vigor; lhe same
peculiar and lively ring The quotations are
somewhat similar, and made after the same IA
shinn-nay, many Of the thoughts and express
lions are precisely alike. Indeed You sec Mon
taigne aud Emerson on almost every p,se-the
ore in the homely garb Of the G1scon .entI'
man, the other in the pomp aud splendor Of mo
L., ,,,t,,;, NlN.r
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LApGE SALE OF CoRH.--Thc Detroit ddcrniscy
Of Monday, says that firm in that city have eff
lectcd a sale Of 900 200 bushels Of corn, at 20
cents delivered in buffalo on the opening of navi'
cation. The stack OF corn there, is very large
and constantly increasing. And the came may be
said of all the western ports.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

The following appointments of the President
were confirmed in tho Unied States Senate
las. week:
David L. Gregg Of illinois to be Commissio.
ber Of the United States to the kingdom Of
Hawaii
William P. Davis, Of Illinois, TO lie Register
Of the Land Office at Danville, Illinois, vice
Richard L. Moloney, resigned.
/ William II. Garrett, of Illinois, to be agent
for the Greeks, vice v ilam II. RaGord, reno
we'd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-03-04

Thompson's Bank Noie Reporter of Feb, Let
gives the following M a new counterfeit
Five. on the Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad
Bank. Michigan; .ltered vigne,te, a steamboat;
ships in the distance; An anchor on the left corner
and Taylor on the right.
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CAPT. GuyxsoY's PAPERS. Books DC RrcovrREn.
The mail from the West, last evening brought
is the Salt Lake Noc', of,he 10th of November
In postscript to that paper it is announced
that the note books Of Capt Gunnison's party and
all the instruments used by them, except the
odomater had been recovered from the Indians.
They were given up voluntarily Every lndi.
an concerned in the measure was known. After the
murder, Walker and hs band had fought one ar.
other. and split Up and Walker had gone to The
Nayaioes.-.St Louis Rep.
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see that steam carriages for common roads. are
being again advocated and commented upon by
. numGer of our contemporaries. How in the
name Of science and common sense they can dc
this is surprising to ua, in these days of railway
and cheap !ocomO,on. 1t might have appeared
scUsibi, to advocate steam carriages for common
roads before railroads were invented, but not now
When i, is considered that heavy rails and
straight lines lessen the running expenses OF rail
roads about 20 per cent. and when it is con
sidered that a 10 horse power engine will draw
as much on a railroad as 500 horse power en-
gine, on a common road is prsrosterous. The
question is one OF economy. and the man who
advocates for common roads when such super,
ior advantages are obtained from railroads, for
gets, that Rip Van Wnkle sleeps no more
Scientific AmcricGr.
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The Alton papers announce that the ice hns
moved between that city and st Louis lcav ny
navigation unobstruc,ed No more staging be
tween here and st. Louis.
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Accounts state that there is great cSeitemen.
in Sonora in consequence oi the new treaty with
the United States The leading men say that
they will annex them selves to the United States
rather tnan submit to the provisions Of the
treaty.
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ly 6o,,o ~c,i, IL Ecc,W 6o&y rccds /,
Fanny Ferns New Book

HAS metwih a sale ol 10000 copies IN frenty
days, y.
Fern leaves from Fanny portfolio, with eight
elegant illustrations, is thehook oithe time.
" We do not hrsiiate 10 pronounce Hone OF the
mast yeadpbic boOssof tie day."--Ch. Journal.
"Finny has made herself a name that nRi Sc
,urc ,ccIcome 10 her book in thousands Of
homes - 6oStOn C.rpct Bag,
For sale II: wholesale aud retail by
July23 A. II .& G.. BURLGY, Chicago.
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IRON the Burlington Telegraph.
Our Railroad last,

We received by yesterdays mail, The follow
ing letter from Mr.. A. c. Harding, one Of The di-
rectofs on the Burlington H0d Peoria r.road Co
and which we hasten to lay before our readers
# Will sIe X fer itself--we only add that II,
seems to make assurance loCSly sure"
PHILADELPHIA, FEs S, 1854,
DE,R SIR: | am unable to see the manner
that my pen may perform, and therefore ask
you TO excuse the pencil.
The interests of our railroad are IMPROVING
We have succeeded in making favorable arrange.
ments with several companies which control the
line Of road. direct to your city.
The Peoria and Oqrawka railroad will be rep.
resented by commit ee--the Iogansport and
Pacific by president and two drectorS-the
Lugansport aud Lima by its president-the
Steubenville and Pittsburgh by the preside u.
and the Pennsylvania Central by committee. -
4 I uf the representatives, mentioned are here ex
cepting one. The board of trade, and probably
the common council Of this city, and the Penn.
svlvana and Ohio Rnlroad company, will also
participate in the proceedings of the convention
The object of the convention is to create. or unite
| in one common interest aud give common .np
port to the eastern and western companies con.
st.lung this line, which Is from Peoria to Phil
adelphia. 229 miles nearer than to New York by
her roads II il hoped that the result of the ar
langement will be
/ lst--To establish uniform guage Of feet to
s inohes, hence to Burlington, aud westward &c
/ the Missouri rive.
2l-Tu insure the early construction OF the
line 10y Strengthening tho several compane:
which control its parts, and
/ 3l--To place the interest OF the whole beyond
the reach of any inuious comNrtiion by crea
ting board ofsupervison. which shall give te
the line all the benefits resulting from uniform
guage, the shortest route and all the convenience
and strength Of actual practical consolidation.
from this union we may hope for a full share
Of benefits of our own interests and material and
in the crisis os our affairs Q. ii. HARDING.
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Business CARDS.
e - IA VI ~ slS

CAM. ard Wa5on Maniac Tory,
7 G.GN wOrluuf,ut Il h.... ..erts and custo
e. uit r ,p. rc r.aI Irpi"tcu' g his rev shopai
the u"i .-Nc 900 .u, -. rCpru rsQu, g ,whc,e he
NiICor IuuriuruI ru.t e. r.o...t,iIyrs buTg'Cs
uuo ", .uu.lu .ir ... tuou iro. ,Cppioycu styIe3.
Ec,u. p,., g. ,,o,.fly' .fe II ,c,s h'm riIhai
hcruubr 'tgs .oUr gui - ruujep odr' coi1,r.
mat.C.. 10 mac. uo.tc, 'uE. r'.r,"Gi ,yc
rhlnr ','.,y,uo'. IrG d hadone on thesho.te5l
notice.
Cn.h nniA inr.cn oncdlnmhcr. ! G CIV.
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The senate Of Pennsylvania, on the 9th, re-
fused, by vote of II NAYS to 10 yeas to pass 'o'
ou,ions protesting against Mr. Douglas Nso'as'
In bill.
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EvAN VWV.E NNN.NN&.

a.. -. .@R iory, u, J. q. NannqcrSLick
rocs oOua i!,sl coracr Of tie Co'h Honr
.H.,
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-07-06
Arrivals at the Reattv Hou..

Tuesday, June 27th-ThOmas McGlomery, Chas n
SWEET, Ed Brooks, N Potter F Wood Nevrds
Jno lansing John Porter, Jno johnson Onars
Geo Frear, Milo H. Turner and Lady san Francisco
Wednesday, 18th.-Robt B Woodward. san Francis.
CO Geo A. Gillitt Nevada; G. Humiston. Tike Fiat.
s. P. storms, storms Ranch ~ HA0''
Thursday, 29th-J Bowstead Lady. sac. Citv.a
y. lownlng Coloma; Conner Marysyille 4 q
Kugt Mlnnisota: Mills, sacramento City. GaorGs
shaf9r; Luther Fene, Iowa Hill ~ Oe0tso
- prday SOth-James Bryan R. soule, Thomas
sam S ColTiIle Chas King Campbell and LADY Miss
Edwin. POLAND, Dumphins, r Davis sac, Ctv. iIv.
eDevins, san Jose, Chas Burk, Kent & LADY San
francisco; Fuller Lady, Iowa Hill. o""
sat July I;-R Ransom, T Enlos CM Bridge.
Navada; Bonne san Francisco, James r Pr;ngSIs'
Iowa Hill, Brown, Washington las Woodogg3'
Marysviile, Burton 'ooU"ot' VIZ
sunday 2.-Chas Backus 0 Burbank. F Bo,o,
Geo Coe, Backus Minstrels Morgan StocESsrt'
RRoOgpp Rongb gno P Watkins; John McAls, Bearf
LiranelsSo; ion = Marvin Omega Copeland, N Dill
ION Auonrns q. s. Church, johnson Ranch
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