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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
asxsapsrs, rAursday, Dec. II. 1854
Doings in tho Legislature.


NJ. Doings in tho Legislature.
Seated again in our sanctum after an alb
sence, in attendance on the Legislature. Of
nine days-long enough to get our eyes
open 1--we can calmly look back upon the
many trying scenes and hair-breadth 'scapes
Of that period. Our departure from the
Capital was rather abrupt, as from the rapid
ity with which editorial stock arose IN the
market. after our arrival, we felt constra'n-
"a 10 Zee, in order to escape any efforts that
-;ght be made, in the absence OF candi'
dates. to force US into the Senate or crowd
"a upon the wool-sack. Having no poiit'-
csl aspirations to crafty and no money 70
spare, after paying our board bill. and fancy
ing ourseli not sufficiently CONNIE Il taa'
upon the wool question in all its ram-'hea-
sions, to compete with some Of the gentle
men whom we observed there, holding tEen'-
selves in readiness to be sheared, policy dic-
tated immediate departure.
When we left, the members OF the Sen
ate were deeply involved in the intricate
l,hyrinths, of a small offshoot OF the vote
Yourself farm question being spacious
sly engaged in probing resolution aiming
:, the tims-honorci rights aud privileges oil
the grey goose quill. Some member win
malice prepense and doubling the conserva-
,ism and responsiveness Of Indiarubberto give
expression and elasticity to the ideas OF Dis
co-laborers, moved that the pens then upon
the table, and 80 literally furnished oy the
Secretary, out of the peoples money, be
and shereby are" superseded by "ogle
pens. Itsntirely escaped our mind at the
time to make strict inquiry if this individual
were not acting under adsiees from our
friend Holmes Of this city, who deals SO
largely in gold pens as an article OF station
cry. However. the proposition called iorih
the bottled indignation OF several democrat
ic members, who were still haunted by the
shade Of Ogle's speech on gold spoons and
after considerable effervescence in which
the subject was treated seriously, to the
great a,tonishment Of faeetious Judge OF
every body's acquaintance, the whole matter
was voted down, promptly and declsively
thus, convincing the constituents Of these
sslf-sacri6cing individuals, that they, their
public servants, were fully cententwiih two
dollars day without either the roast beef
OF the stealings.
The promptness with which the in'lnua'
tien was repealed, that il permitted TO use
such an article Of luxury as gold pen dur
mo the session, the gentlemen would pocket
il Al the close, must have convinced any
one that the members were not yet, to use
/ classical phrase,"up to snuff. We can
only account for the loss Of this resolution
from the fact that the members were iesriui
in virtue of itpassing, they would have to re-
fund the penknivss, which in accordance
with a time-honored custom, introduced be-
for. Ogle made his speech, had go Literally
been supplied them, without sauang clause
to prevent them being stolen. The impor-
lance of the question is our only excuse
for dwelling 50 long upon this subject to the
exclusion Of other and graver matters.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICES
pTsECES or MEAT
REpUCED!
ct the Great Western Neat and Vegetable
Market.

The subscriberat his Great Western Meat and Veg
etable Mar Ell, Second bet. Ripley q seoit sts Is
selling Of all kinds lower than they can bc
purchased elsewhere III the city, az follows:
Best Beef srloin Roasts aud Steaks &c per ID;
- g Rounds al &c per lb
All other kinds of Beef atte per ID;
Pork &c per ID;
saus' ges and Lard each u perlb
Or single pound Zoe.
BOARDING HOUSES AND HOTELS served all
round at 7e per ID and delivered. The Subscriber
from hisiong experience al the business feels himself
competent to serve hi. with satisfaction to
themselves.
II. has also taken stall in the
LIE CLAIRE MARKET HOUSE,
whore he will be happy TO serve his customers At the
above prices. Remember il Is the
First stall on the Right Hand rs You
enter. 4. ". hEAI.
Davenport Dec. LIST, iS5i-daw.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
Wool Mutton Sheep.

The greater part OF them, were selected from IN.
basi Eoeas iu Vermont and Ohio, and are Of the Snan
sh breed, ths harsiicsi sheep known and have been
IN thtS county dian sear md stand the yu,e,
well. They are mostly lives and Lambs al young
sheep. There is also u number of extra lhc Bucks
The sAeep VIII be soia In lots to suit purchasers.
Six mouths time will be given ON all amount. oy
er $50
Die of all other stock wilt do Ill 10 i.ptuve Iii, on
pprtuIiiy.
they will be sold az great rfee: the uLder,sn
I'd having sold his fra aud Ia. no -uitabl. tl.e.
10 keep them he is compcld 10 dispose of them The
sheep be sccn az tho place aboye described an,
time between this aud d., OF sale.
Sale 10 commence at 10 o'eik. A. NJ.
J. SHIELDS.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

We find the following articles on our
desk from the pen of our able pro ten. and
with pleasure give them an insertion.-ED.
Legislative.
Gov. Grimes was sworn in and his lnau-
gural speech is commended in high terms.
Nothing of Importance doing in either house.
Senate ballotted sixteen times for President
and twenty-one times for Secretary. This
is earning tlro dollars a day-orer The leh.
We used to think it was an insult TO offer a
Legislator less than three dollars day; but
we suppose the members Of the Iowa Leg
isiature geta quad pro quo.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

rINHE undersigned most respectfully returns his
l thanks 10 tie citizens of Tdrenport end ths pHb-
lr gsusray for their very liberal patronage during
the past season--aHd lndingthe demand OF his Gus
toners greater than he could supply, he has been In
duced at large cost To enlarge his Ait ana put IN
~ entire new Engine and Machine yso a. to he en-
abted 10 furnish much larger quantity hereater;--
IN addition 10 which | am about TO erect Planning
Mill in come elton with the saw MIL; and have sc-
cecded in connecting with himself Mr.. w r SMALL,
who will have entire management ~ the PaAr. MN
and devote his who attentio 10 it, from his iong eN-
ne rience in this brunch OF the busincs.-hc cannot
fail 10 give satSfaction-and being us prepared on
the oDeung Of navigation b I'll ill orders In my line
will be pleased 10 receive share OF public favor
]. NJ. CANNON.
Dec IL IS54-dw-tf
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3gzrecor.

Ladies', 5gzpror-.
The Ladies OF the IA Baptist Church vii give pub
lie Supper lie Claire Han. the Eyeiag Of Thurs
DIS the 21st inst, - aid il completing tiier new
house ofwosship. The ladies and gentlemen of hav-
export and vicinity are respectfully solicited to G.ror
them With their presence.
Davenport, Dec 18Th, 1851.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
SALE OF SHEEP.

I>HE subscriber wl sell at public sale On his o,..
/ ises. NJ the upper end OF Main 81. iavsnpert :.
FRIDAY Dee 18th. 1854; his entire lot ~ sheep ~,
bering between two and three huiidrcd head. ~.
dock OF Shaep comprised Of ali tha be- bread y
sheepin ihe country, from the full Bloodod Frensh
aud Spanish marine down to the long
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
cRANBERRIEs!

4 VERY superior article of CRANBERRIES for
sale III Wholesale Ill by the suhse riber at his
sterc Front between Perry and Brady sts.
WSl. GLaSsMAN.
naycnnort, Dec IL, '5i-3tdr
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

JSRANK LEssLiEs' Gazette of Fashions tor De-
II cember Ut No. lie Clair OCT.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
CANNON & SMALL

II AvEthis day formed partnership fer the pur-
/ i pose Of carving on the general Lamser aud
atthev have received their Machines, aud on the
opening ofnarigatoH will be prepared TO orders
the shortest notice, and solicit share OF nltron-
age. J. VI. tANNpN,
Dec. 9, ls54.d wifi w. f. ST. Al.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14
GOVERNOR GRlMES,
INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Geat'emsn Of the Ssaaie.
and Houss Of Representatives,

Having now. in your presence, assumed
the duties of the office to which have been
elevated by the sutIra1es OF my fellow -cl,l-
zens. il becomes my duty, under the Consti-
tuition, to call your attention to sneh sub
iccts as believe demand your coasdeFa-
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1854-12-14

HE most correct description OF The Mssis .ippi
Bridg. Cities. ever published. in pamph Ell form
irritable for mailing 10 Eastern friends. Price 10
cents, at
No. lie Claire Il oek.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHERIFF SALE.


EDY VIRTUE Of an order Of sale issue out
I'D IF the Ninth judicial District Court in
au / for Butte county aud State o. California,
t me directed and delivered and ordered to
sell the following property, to wit:-The Wis
eonsin Gold Quartz Mining Compeny Mil,
the quartz ledge on which said mills situated
together with all and singular the Machinery
and appertenances thereunto belonging; the
said property is situated in Spring Valley,
Oregon township, State and county aforesaid.
Therefore on the 23d day of September, A. D.
1854 at o'clock P ", will sell the above
described property to the highest bidder for
cash, ut the Court house door, Bidwell, to sat
isfy Judgement rendered by the aforesaid
District Court for the sum of twenty seven
hundred and forty-twc (S2T42l dollars debt,
and for interest thereon at the rate of three
per ceat per month up.il paid, and the sum Of
one hundred and eighteen eigbty-four hun
dredths (S1le,S4) dollars costs Of suit, where
in Lew Allen is plaintiff, and A 0. Garrett
ct as deieuaents
P. FREER, Sheriff
Butte county, September 81, 1874. 5w45
Butte record., 1854-09-02
SHERIEE SALE

EBY VIRTUE OF IN EXEf'J TON ISSUED OUT
o. the District Cour,Th.rd Judicial District in and
Tor the county Of Mouier and SAFE of California,
wherein Ianes Stokes is paiaH, and II. CaHsbn-ioa
defendant to me directed aud delivered and ord red
10 make Of the aforesaid defendant his properly,
The following sums OF money, four thousand four
hundred and sixty two fifty hundredfhs 4.9G2.5
dollars. together with lieres the Of fifteen hun
dred tSl5nu) dollars being the principle al the rate OF
five per cent per month until paid. and the balance
of judgement thereof egH interest allowed BY law to-
gether with col apd percentage amounting 10 hun
dred and sixty nine niyve hundredtls Is Co.
95) dollars. and the aecruag costs in sd execulioa-
Therefore in pursuanre of the aforesaid execution I
have seized and levied upon and taken in execution
the uDdyided hall OF eleven square leagues land
situated IN Hamilton township Butte county and Stale
Aforesaid. aud bounded follows wit: north by
lands granted Antonio Oslo. south by lands granted
John 4. suer. east by lands granted 10 NJ Fuege and
south west by the Sacramento river The said eleven
square leagues of land being granted The aforesaid
defend ht n Combustion. on the lhiid day of Mar g.
d. is46. by Mexico. through Don Pho Pco Governor
also all Of the right file aud interest reyerius 10 the
aforesaid defendants H. caEnbustO1 III and to the
undivided half OF the aforesaid described eleven square
leagues of land decided by The aoresaid II CaInhtsian
and executed on The eleventh day OF July A d. 1854
in the city and county OF Monterey and Siae aforesaid
to Charles 6 ilnan and p stevenson Therefore on
the 3ls day OF July. A. d. lea4. viii proceed sell
the above described properly. between the hours
scribed by law. 81 the Court House door in Bidwei
township to the highest bidder. Terms of payment
mads known on the day Of sale
P. FREER, Sheriff Butte County
Bidwell, July 7th 1854. 4w25
The above sale is postponed till The 10th day Of Au-
gust A. d. 1854, at the place and time OF day
above stated P FREER, Sheriff,
Dated this elst day Ct July, A. D. 1854.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
SHERIFF SALE.

EEY VIRTUE OF FORECLOSURE AND ORDER
ES of sale. issued from The District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District in and for Butte county. | will
offer for sale the hghes, bidder cash. tbs Court
House in The town of Bdac. On Monday the 2Sth day
of August, 1854 The following described properly 10
wi: certain piece OF land situated on lloncu Creek
in Butte County California. and Immediately north OF
Rzers claim furfa, and bounded follows: Begin
ming at the nortr thereof, thence running
norihery one half mile stake, thence west one half
mile 10 stake thence souiheriy halt mile 10 said
Rizers north west OF Preempiiun claim ihence
toihe place of beginning, continuing hundred and
sixty OF land, less. Also certain piece
parcel OF land situated In the county of Butte.
of Cafornia said lioi clt Creek about four mile.
from the mouth Of said Crcek and bounded as follows:
Beginning with the north corner of land apart
theme running north iwenlyour degrees west as IS
chains u post The north west corner thence due
degree wesi 10 the llnnca divide and following d
vide OF said Creek up the stream. thence certain
bend in said Creek and from said point and north
e east 10 the place Of beginning. containing hun
drec and Sky OF land les. together with
all ad singular. ihe ienamenis herdilaneuts and ap-
pertenances thereto belonging, in any wise apper-
taining.
The above described OF land are sold to salts
fy judgment obTined Dy T.. IL. Gould. against Z Cut
lrr for the sam OF thousand seven hundred and
twenty dollars tSe720 debt. and ten dollars cost Of
judgments and the sum ot ten hiiy hundredhs dol
ars, alter judgement. Sale to take place between tho
hours OF O'Clock \. ~. and four O'Clock NJ OF said
day.
P. FREER, sheriff Of Butte County.
Pr. 2 4 BRowE. Under sheriff.
Bdwel, July slsi 1854. 5w37
Butte record., 1854-09-02
SHERIFF SALE

Hoy VIRTUE of an execution issued by R.
~ Baker, a Justice of the Peace in and
fer Hamilton township, Butte county and
State Of California, wherein Nehemiah Davis
is plaintiff Joshua Feno and William Richards
defendants to me directed and delivered and
ordered to make the sum of one hundred and
eighty nine fifty one hundredths dollars.
(SlS9 50) with legal interest on the above sum
of money from the rendition of the judgement.
and twenty nine dollars costs (S29) and the
accruing costs on said execution, therefore in
pursuance of written obligation executed BY
William Richards, one Of the above named de-
PENDANTS in the execution to me the Sheriff of
Butte connty and State of California. on the
3l day of August, A. D. 1854. giving me the
authority to advertise and sell in pursuance
of statute the following property, viz about
thirty or forty tons of hay, now in the barn
situated upon the Ranch known as Richards
Ranch, in Hamilton township, county and
State aforesaid; the said hay will sell on the
aforesaid premises on the Goth day of August
A. D. 1854, at o'clock p. NJ, to the highest
bidder for cash.
| will also, in pursuance Of the above de-
scribed execution. and written obligation, pro-
ceed to sell at the Court House door in Bid
well township, ON the 9th day of September.
A D. 1854, to the highest bidder for cash, all
of the right title and interest of William Rich
ards in and to the following real property,
viz tract of land containing one quarter
section. situated on the west side of main
Feather River, in the township of Hamilton,
county and State aforesaid, joining upon the
Rancho known as Yates Rancho
P. FREER. Sheriff.
Butte County, August 18th. A 1854
Butte record., 1854-09-02
PROBATE COURT NOTICE.

T S. NANCE has this day filed in the Office
- . of the Clerk Of the Probate Court. a De
tition for letters of Administration on the es-
tate of John KerEs, deceased, late Of Butte
county California. A hearing of said petition
viii be had on the 25th day of Sept 1854, at
the Court House in Bidwell. to wit at the
September Term A. D. 1854 of said Court
L. s. Witness my hand and the seal of our
said court at Bidwel., this 2Sth day of August,
1854. 4w43
F. PAIGE. Pro. Clerk
Per TOM WELLS, D. G
Butte record., 1854-09-02
PROBATE COURT.

NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TC ALL WHOM IT
" mag that have fied in the Probate Court
Of Buae county, petition praying an order OF said
Court 10 make execute and deliver Nessrs Paden
Fan, conveyance for the Rancho'in Butte County Cal
formerly owned by T. D, phiibr3ok deceased. Any
person Interested appear ia said Court Monday
June 26lh A. d. 1884, and oppose the same il proper
hearing ofsaid petition VIII be held at that time
By order Of said Co-r,.
T. WELLS, Pub. Ad'r.
Bidwell, Butte Co. CAL, May %, lo54 5w2o'
Butte record., 1854-09-02

fs- REM0VAL.--Dr ]. c. YOUNG has removed
his Office from 226t Dupont street TO the corner Of
MONTGOMERY AND CALIFORNIA STREETS.
where he viii be happy consult with bis former pat
roHs, and scientifically and with discretion all
those v no may requlre the services Of a Physician
The success OF DIR. Young since his aivent in this
state has been without parallel, and he hopes by
tinued and uniring duplication hin Profession,
move from the public mind thai lack If cofdende which
has 80 unhappiy existed regard the Medical Pro-
ession III the State OF California
P. s.-Al letters enclosing $40 eceive innme-
diate atient ion Direct Box 735 P. 0. iva
Butte record., 1854-09-02
n O T l C F

viii apply to the Probate Court, in and
for Butte County, at the September term
thereof, for an order Of final SETTLE ment Of
Administration. on the Estate of W. II Tot
ten deceased, and also of the estate of John
E. Cooney, decd. TOM WELLS.
Bilwell, Sept. lst 1854 Pnb Adm'or-
At se2 Butte Co. Gala.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
NOTICE.

Ms HEREBY GIVEN To THE CREDITORS OF
n George H. Brown decd late OF Butte County Cal,
10 present their claims supported by e proper vnucb-
ers 10 the undersigned. wiinr two moD,hs from date
hereof and if presented within len m0ntas, thsy
will be forever barred.
SOPHIA BROWN. Adm'rx.
j. {. MASON, Admir-.
BidwsIl Butte Co Cal Augrsi 5th. \. n 1885,
Butte record., 1854-09-02
F0TICE-

rs HEREBY GIVEN that we the undersign-
N ed, viii apply al the-nezt regular term Of
the Court of Sessions for license to run
ferry across Feather River at Longs Bar.
ELLIOTT 6 JENKINS,
BEAN & BEAN
Butte Co Cal. Sept lst. 1854. 3w43
Butte record., 1854-09-02
NOrICE

Ms HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI WHOM 1T MAY
q Concern, that Saturday the nulh day of sep
tember, A D., 1854, at the Couri House door In the
town Of Bidwell, Butte Comfy, California, between
nine O'clock A. NJ. Of said day aid set Of said
day. pursuant order Of this Hon. Probate Court,
Ia and for Bhtie County Cliorna. made and entered
of record July alst, A. D, so. ia the record OF ths
procee ings OF sad Couri. viii si 10 the highest
bidder. Tor cash in haud, United States Land War
rant, being the properly Of Inc Of John L. Coo
ney. deceased.
TON WELLS, Pub. Ad'r., Butte Co., Cal.
Bidvell Butte Co., Cal. Aug. ., A. D., 1854. 4w4o
Butte record., 1854-09-02
NOTICE.

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT On MONDAY THE 2sih
n day OF August. A. d. ls5A to-Syii at The Aug lst
term. A. D lob4 OF the Pr0bee coui. Saml Gas. viii
apply ths said Court for letters OF Admin sraiOn. On
the e,ilte Of john R. Koms deceased. having fled his
petition for such lcuers in said Ceurt his day
r. PAIGE. Pro Ci'k.
Pr. TON WELLS, u. G
Bidwei, August 10, 1851. 2w40
Butte record., 1854-09-02
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

Is HEREBY GIVEN To TIE CREDITORS OF CY
II Person. deceased. aie @. Butte County CHI
fOra, present their raims supported by their prop
vouchers TO The undersigned within two mouths from
date hereof; aud that If not presented within months
from this dale, they will be forever barred.
TOW WELLS, Pub Ad'r. Butte Co. Cal.
Bidwell, Butte Co Cal. A Igust 5. A D. 1854.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
SHERIFF SALE.

EPf VIRTUE of an execution issued out OF
kp the District Court Ninth judicial District
in and for Butte county and State of Callfor-
mia, TO me directed and ordered TO make the
following sums of money, viz: three hundred
aud seventy (S370) dollars damages, and sew
enty- eight (S7S) dollars costs of suit, and four
(S4) dollars costs accrued since the rendition
Of the judgement, and the accruing costs on
said execution. wherein D. B. Bliven is plain
tiff. and Marsh Kirby and W. S. Stafford de-
PENDANTS; therefore, in pursuance of statute, l
will proceed to sell on the 231 day of Septem-
Der, A. d 1854. at o'clock ? NJ, at the
Court House door, Bidwell, all of the right IL
tie and interest of the aforesaid defendants. in
and to the following real property, TO wit the
village lot situated on the south side of Union
street, known as lot fifteen 15) in the old
town plott Of Bidwell, in BidHel township
State aud county aforesaid, said lot being %
or 50 feet front on Union street, running back
one hunred feet and the building situated up.
on said lot, the aforesaid property viii be
sold to the highest bidder for cash.
| will also, on the 9th day OF September
D. 1854. at 10 O'Clock A NJ, at the Court
House door in Bidwell, sell all of the right III
tie and interest of the aforesaid defendants
in and to the mining claim known the
Slick Rock Mining Company, said claim is
situated in the township Of BIdwell, State and
county aforesaid, about half mile above Bid
weli's Bar on the Middle Fork Feather River,
said claim being one eighth of three hundred
and tity feet in the bed ct the aforesaid river.
Said claim is now fumed and nearly ready for
working Terms OF sale CASH
P FREER, Sheriff
Butte county, Sept I'd, 1854 5w43.
Butte record., 1854-09-02
SHERIFF SALE.


Eef VIRTUE OF an order of sale issued out
zJg of the Ninth Judicial District Court, in
and for Butte county and State of California,
to me directed and delivered and ordered to
sell the following property. to wit the Wis
consiu Gold Quartz Mining Company Mill,
the quartz ledge on which said mill is situa-
ted. together with all aud singular, the ma
chinery and appertenanees thereunto belong
ipg; the said property is situated in Spring
Valley, Oregon township, State cnd county
aforesaid, therefore, on the 23i day of Sep
tember, A D. 1854 at > o'clock P. N | viii
sell the above described property 10 the high
est bidder for cash, at the Court House door.
Bidwell, to satisfy judgement rendered by
,he aforesaid District Court, for the sum of
eleven hundred and thirty-four (S1l34) dol
lars debt, and interest thereon at the rate Of
three per cent per month until paid, and the
sum of eighty four eighteen hundredths (e4,-
49, dollars costs Of suit, wherein P. II Harris
is plaintiff, AID A. @ Garrett e,. ais. defend
ant.
P FREER, Sheriff
. Butte county, Sept ID, 1854 5w45
Butte record., 1854-09-02
EVANSVILLE ADVERTISEMENTS.

l5nso POUNDS OF SUPERIOR HAMS,
aFlo0 do Extra Z. Bacon,
,15RO do Mess do,
80 Half bbs. C. Pork,
25 do. Ness do,
- DO. Reef,
lgndp Pounds Goshen Buter;
l2JjD DO. " hibI SngBr
50 Half bbs Crushed do,
S6 d.. Oregon salmon,
2'to bs Leaf Lard.
iniB do China Rice,
81 Cases Black and Green Tec,
5Gie b.. Green Coffee,
1j0 Kegs L. B. Syrup,
800 Bags Chie Beans.
l5H Boxes soap
go d Assorted Candles,
- bbs. Corn Meal.
so kio. do DO.
20 Gases ( gallon ja-. ficSlesi
To- Kegs Nails. Assorted,
50 bhl-. Haxail Flour.
l00 !. Sacks Chile do.
Oysters, >iriines. Fresh and Brandy Peaches Pie
Frnu Appl, Tobacco assorted bra ds. Ciohiqg Boots
and shoes, Liquors Of all kisds' suitable for mountain
trade, ior-sale u the lowest market price
by O'FERRALL 60.
Brick Row. First Street. and lower landing, Marysvils.
4vEs