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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-09-05

Mrs. FRIEDEMAN.-We are panied to announce
that the lady of DR.. " Friedman, has fallen VIC
tim to the scourge.
She cheerfuly engaged in the arduous service of
nursing and watching the sick and dying by night
and day, and will be gratefully remembered by
those who were benefcaries of her kind attentions,
which ceased not until she too became an easy prey
to the fell destroyer.
MUs1c.-We were surprised, and almost startled,
day two since, by the soft and distinct notes of
piano in a house one of our most fashionable
Streets Although these instruments are very nu-
merous here and played upon by many, with
great proficiency, correctness and gracefulness, we
have not for weeks, of course, heard the sound of
one. The soothing strains of music. and musical
voices in song, not heard now What then could
have prompted to touch the keys so lightly
and charmingly at such time of sadness, silence,
and gloom? We had heard that fair one lay sick
of the fever just at Misunderstanding with the ia
roads of the fearful disease and it is possible that
some friend, with full heart beating with sympa-
thy, was playing the favorite tune of the suffering
one, hoping thus perhaps to soothe her sorrow,
calm the shattered nerves, charm away her fears.
The familiar notes fell strangely on the ear, and
broke upon the silence of the hour like the sweet
whisperings of Faith and Hope in the still room
where Death enters for his ready victim!
Norfolk ATgus.
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-MESSRS. RAYNER AND BARRINGER.

~MESSRS. RAYNER AND BARRlNGER.
Our readers will find in columns to-day the
letter of Mr. Rayner to Mr. Barrnger in relation to
the Nunco affair." and Mr.. Barringer's letter in reply
thereto.
We call the special attention of readers to the
letter of Mr.. Barringer.
Our space to-day will not allow of anything like
review of the letters, or of the facts generally in
volved. In our next we propose to examine these
letters, and to show, in plain and dispassionate
manner, where censure justly rests from first to
last in this matter. With Mr.. Rayner, "feel
perfectly willing to leave this matter to the decision
of every fair-minded and appropriated man, re-
Fiction" after reading his letter Mr.. Ellis, his
letter to Mr. Barrnger, and Mr.. Barringer's reply.
By the way, the Star and Register still refuse to
publish Mr.. Barringer's letter of July 23d, dated
Saratoga
Will the K. N. papers of the State publish Mr.
Barringer's reply to Mr.. Rayner? We shall see.
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FALL TRADE.
MUIR & BRYAN

MUIR & BRYAN,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN FOREIGN & AMERI-
CAN HARDWARE CUTLERY, GUNS, &c,
No. 5S SYCAMORE STREET.
Petersburg, IL.
XNTE ARE NOW@RECEIVING OUR FALL
w STOCK OF ENGLISH, GERMAN AND A3IERI-
CAN HARDWARE, embracing large assortment of Wos-
tenhom,s and Rodgers Pocket Cutlery Table Cutlery.
from different manufacturers in single dozens and Sets of
81 peces-Well, Trace, Log and Breast Chains Knob.
Stock and Padlocks Flower Cotterkcy and Solid Box
Vices, Anvs of all grades and prices; Ames and Row.
lands Spades and Shoves Genuine Hartford Collins
Leverets Axes Axels and Springs of all Sizes Circular
sons manufacture Carpenters and Coopers Toos-of all
descriptions and general assortment of all articles usual
ly kept in similar establishments To all of which we
vite the attention of the trade generally.
MUIR & BRYAN,
Sign of the Pad Lock, No. So, Sycamore ST..
Petersburg, Va.
August 90, 1855. 82-2m.
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T HI Z M A Il X E Il S I.
WILMINGTON MARKET.

WILMINGTON, Sept l.
SPIRITS TURPENTINE.-160 barrels sold this NOR
ming at 4Oc gallon. Holders firm this price
TURPENTINE-There have been sales this morning
But little coming in Demand continues good IS barrels
sold Yesterday, at 81 SO per $50 lbs for yellow dip.
ROSIN.-Furher sales yesterday of 396 bbs at 81 80
for large and 81 % for medium sizes.
FLOUR-The market is very well supplied, and a de-
cline of 5c. 81 barrel has been submitted
ers with sales of loo bb Fayetteville super per
bbl, cash.
SALT-A cargo Of 5000 bushels arrived and changed
hands private terms
TIMBER.-Sales of two RATS yesterday 81 so cash.
and IS per NJ. 80 days, for prime.
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WILMINGTON, n. c., Sept 2,-Last night as the
steiner James r. Grist, proceeding to Fayette-
vile, and when about two miles from this place she
came in collision with a small freight boat contain
ing six persons, upsctting it, and throwing every
sonl into the river. Two negroes were drowned,
Mr.. NJ. Bryant seriously injured and the remainder
rescued.
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WaSRlnqton Items,

WASHINGTON, Aug. 31.-The entire number of ap-
plications under the bounty land law since March
last, up to this date, is 2O9 $780, of which TO- 700
were filed in August. During the month 8,
700 warrants were issued. The total number issued
is 900.
The net amount in the Treasury of the United
States, subject to draft, is $19,916,619.
Messrs. VIM. NJ. Burwell and John w. Boyce
have bargained for the entire ownership of the
American Organ, which is held at SIS, 900.
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TARGET FIRING.-We have seen the target used
by sqad of seven muskets of the Oak City Guards
under the command of Lieut.. Scott Saturday
evening last and if we may judge by this specimen
of their skill with the musket, they will be found
hard to beat. The target is twenty-one inches di-
ameter, and we'll riddled at distance of eighty
yards; and from the following it will be that
the average shots arc much better than common -
In an average of three Shots Corporal Sandford is
best his shots being 54in Private Bentons (se
cond besD 3sin.; Sergeant Spelmans (third besD
7-I6in.; Private Dudey's Fourth besD 3sin.
Sergeant Spelman made the best single Shot, it
being one-sxth of an inch from the centre. This is
the best mus.iet shooting have heard of lately.
Fayetteville Light Infantry, try again.
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For the Standard
For the Standard.
ADELPHIAN HALL, MASONIC INSTITUTE,
Aug. 25, 1855.

ADELPH1AN HALL, MASONIC INSTITUTE, !
Aug. 25 1856.
In the dispensation of an Al-wise Providence the
fell destroyer, Death, has invaded our circle, and
removed from midst esteemed friend and
fellow-student. Duff Street. of Ncwbern, \. c.
He died ofConsumption, at his fathers residence,
the oath April last, and though cut down in the
morning of life, he met his untimely fate with
manly fortitudc and christian resignation. During
his connection with the Adelphian Society," of which
he was a leading member, he was highly esteemed
for his devotion to its interest, universally beloved
for his exemplary conduct energetic character, pro-
missing talents and lautlabie ambition But he has
gone forever from amongst us-gone to the grave,
and it is mourhfui privilege to offer this
simple tribute of respect to his cherished memory.
Therefore,
Resoloed That while we deeply depore the be-
reavements of his afflicted family his loss to
Society," his absence from the Recitation Room, and
from the evening ramble yet grief is partially
assuaged by the remembrance of his many virtues,
and by the assurance that his released spirit has
gone to God.
ReSoLoed, That we, the members of the Adelphi-
an Society, tender our fearful sympathy to the
friends and relatives of the deceased, and that
token of respect, will wear the usual badge of
mourning for thirty days.
Resozced, That we would timely heed the solemn
admontion given us by the death of one of our
members, young and gay.
ReS0LUeG, That copy of these resolutions resent
to the parents of the deceased. Also, to the North
Carolina Standard Greensboro Patriot, Peoples
Press, and Newbern journal for publication.
A. j. BOYD,
S. FULTON, Com.
j. M LYNCH \
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MARRIED.

In Jamestown, Grant County, Wis, at the residence
Warren Hannum, o: L. Dodd, of North Carolina to Miss
Mercy Hannum, of Jamestown, Wis.
at the time and place j. s. Howard of Platte
vile, Miss Mary J.. Hannun, jamestown, Wis and
twin sister TO Miss Mercy Hannunl.
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coUNsEL.-But few of the reading public are
aware how continually editor is called upon to
advise his patrons every subject from politics
to the breed Of cattle Through the whole range of
our duties none has perplexed more than to tell
our readers what to take for cure when they are
sick Hitherto this has been severe trial to all our
skill, but it will not be hereafter. We have been
taking and have seen the Evidence from others that
have taken Doct Ayers Cherry Pectora and Cathar-
tic Pills. They need buta slight trial to convince the
most sceptca how far they superior to the other
property of great Importance to the sick and that is
then cure. B0St0N -l7ef0t0.
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FAYETTEvILLE Sept. !.
;L7coTToS nc; to 1I24e5;7-coRN, s5c, soc: per
l2c: to 1Sc.-SPIRITS TURPENTINE, s5c-FEA-
THEIRS, 49c.--FLAXSEED, 81 l5.-REEF, ION the
hoof) sc. to Sic.
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CHowAN FA1R.-We have received, and will pub
fish soon the premium list of the Chowan Agricul-
tural Society.
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We omit several items Of news, we'll Edito-
rails, to make room for the correspondence between
Messrs. Rayner and BarriEger.
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The Know Nothngs of the Ashland district, Ken
lucky, have elected to congress the man who pub
cIv declared that in his " heart of hearts he hated
Henry Claw over the bosom friend of the great
statesman, and the executor of his will
N. Y. daily Ne0s.
The Ne,os might have added that Nelson county,
which gave Clay 1920 to COS for Polk, gave Clark
1O26 to SI9 for Morehead--the first time it ever
gave Democratic majority.-AB0ny Argus
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~ We regret to hear of the death of Edwin
A Heart, Esq, of Hillsborough, the Junior Editor
of the Recorder.
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O<n ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND FOR
OsgS1 SALE, situated in Greene County, on the east
side of Bear creek four miles north of the Atlantic and
North-Caroina Railroad Survey. There are 800
cleared 12O of prime lands yet remain cleared
lying level and in good FORM The land is of fair quality
this section of counrywell adapted to the Gull
tvaon of cotton, wheat; and pleasant to
cuvae entirely from lands and in the midst
of good society," and healthy place any The build
ngs all good and two story dwelling of conve
nient SIZE and all necessary out houses for the comfort of
family and convenience of farm. The subscriber will sell
the place at low rate he is dee. mined to SELL For
particulars address the subscriber at Mosely Hail. n.
LEMUEL E. HARDY.
September l, 1855 S2-tf.
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The ARAToR-The September number of this
valuable publication has been received The Editor
makes stirring appeal on the subject of the ap-
preaching State Fair, which we snail publish in our
next.
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AID FOR NoRFoLK-We learn that 1000 pounds
of -four have been sent by the mechanics of Haw
River Cat Trollingers Bridge,) to the sufferers of
Portsmouth and Norfolk One days labor was con-
tributed by them for this purpose.
Maj Collins, of this place, has sent two barrels of
-four to be appropriated to the same object. And
learn that the farmers Of Northampton, Halifax,
and other Counties along the line of the Railroad,
have recently contributed and sent down large
stock of provisions for the same purpose.
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MUIR & TEVENS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHEN WARE, &C.,
(Dne I0or nHore P0areLPs HoE1L


MUIR & STEW EMS.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN CHINA, GLASS,
EARTHENWA &C.,
(One door GbOre P00ekPs R0teG.)
PETERSBURG, Va.
SINCE THE LATE FIRE.ON THE 18TH OF NAY
- last which destroyed Store and stock of Goods
and formerly occupied by Messrs Wills Lea BROMLEY
where we have opened large and entirely NEW STOCK
Markets by ships Aurora West Point and Nep
tune large and varied assortment of China Earthenware
assortment of Glass Ware embracing article
ally kept in establishments of this kind. We
few of the leading articles Gilt and Plain Dinner and Tea
Sets, of which very beautiful Vases Pitchers,
Plates Dishes, Cups and Saqcers and Glass Ware Of all
kinds; Bowls, Pitchers GCblets' T1mbers Vines De
Ware Casters Waite in Sets separate, Gilt and Ma
hogany Frame Looking of all sizes and dczcrp
tions Lamps, Girandoes, Bathing Tubs, Japan Toilet
Sets and Stone Ware of all sizes. Having purchased
Goods mostly for cash. feel confident that sell
low other house to be found in this country Those
wishing purchase respectfully invited
stock. Wepay particular attention to the packing apart
MUIR & STEVENS,
1st door above Powell's Hotel.
Aug %, 1855. 62-1m.
STOP THE THERON THE EVENING OF
- Monday, the goth instant, Livery
Stable in the of Lynchburg, hired horse 60
as he said to Campbell C.. H. He has not returned
Lynchburg We have ascertaned that be took tho
Wards Bridge which he passed about o'clock F.
NJ He took dinner in Danviile Tuesday, which the
last he heard from The animal stolen a bay
with white feet behind spec the left eye and bad
high with dark hair and black eyes He had very large
pair of saddebags with black tops the saddle was black
quilted one. He gave ANY information which
lead to the recovery of the and detection of the
' ''''' ~ IRVINE & WILLIAMS.
September l, 1855. SIT.
TNNHE GRIsT MILL ON HOUSES CREEK
having been put in complete repair, Is now grinding
this mill is well known.
Sept !, 1885. s2-4tps
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YELLOW FEVER DEATHS AT RIcHMoND.-W. c.
Shields, and William B. Cain, Esqs., of Norfolk,
died at Richmond Saturday last of yellow fever.
The disease was undoubtedly contracted in Norfolk,
although both of them had been in Richmond seve-
raj DAYS.
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AID FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.

AID FOR NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH.
We learn that the following sums have been con-
trbuted by the congregations in this City, for the
relief of the suffering poor of Norfolk and Ports.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having been taken up on Sun
day last:
Episcopalian CONGREGATION, $175 90
Baptist 30 90
Methodist 40 90
Catholic 30 90
1915 10
The Minister not having arrived, there no
services in the Presbyterian Church.
We learn that a larger amount would have been
contributed by the Methodist congregation, if previ
Gus notice If the collection had been given.
Hiram Lodge of Freemasons, has contributed fif-
ty dollars
These amounts, together with subscriptions arca-
dy made by citizens generally, and with what will
still be raised will reach about thousand dollars.
About sixty thousand dollars have thus 'far~been
contributed for the relief of the two Cities Every
dollar will be needed, learn that the drafts
upon the funds amount to not less than thous-
and dollars per day. We learn for example, that
there are two hundred children made orphans by
the disease in the Cities who are dependent
or less charity. Add to this seven or eight hun
dred cases of fevcr-the fear upon the surrounding
country, cutting off the regular supplies of food and
nourishment-the high prices Of every article of the
kind-the constant demands for medicines nurses,
collins, and the like, and form some idea of
the unfortunate condition of these stricken places
The prompt and liberal manneri which the claims
OF the sufferers have been responded to in all quar-
ters, is highly creditabe to the benevolent, Chris
tan character Of our people,
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EUST RECEIVED,
e. CONGRESS WATER,
CITRATE OF MAGNESIA,
HUSBANDS MAGNES1A,
SEIDLITZ POWDERS and
SODA POWDERS.
With general assortment of DRUGS MEDICINES and
CHEMICALS. AT the Drug Store of
ED. BURKE HAYWOOD.
Sept. l, 1855. 81
EBLANK LAND DEEDS, OF THE LATEST AND
LIB approved FORM just printed and for sale at the
"Standard' office.
Also Wrs Subpoenas Warrants, and variety of other
blanks.
Aug. 25 1855 70
lV late John Atkinson, of Johnston county have
mislad receipt certificate of stock in the Bank
of the State for 81 Shares No. 1S5, and dated June 80
1885 Said certificate receipt made out in the said John
Atkinson's
ELIJAH ATKINSON, lE~o.,,ra
AGRIPPA KITCHENER, Ne' "
August %, 1885, sl-0m'
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- we regret to learn that Col Murchison, Pres
ident of the Cape Fear and Deep River Navigation
Company, is dangerously i'll of typhoid fever, at his
residence in Summervie. We trust his valuable
life may be spared
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UNIVERSITY MAGAzNE.-The September number
of this publication has been received 1t contains
several valuable and interesting articles The present
Editors are, H. R. Bryan, Clement Dowd, j. B. Kill
Hebrew, Jas. A. Mcqueen, A. H. Merritt and Cole
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THNHE GRIST MILL ON HOUSES CREEK
IL having been put in complete repair, is grinding
Wheat and Corn The excellence of the Fonr ground at
this mill is well knowR-
Sept /, 1855. Se-4tps
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THE FAIR AT HENDERsoN.-We learn that John
S. Dancey, Esq, of Edgecombe, will deliver the ag-
ricultura address at the Union Fair, which is to be
Leld-at Henderson, Granville Co., on the 10th, 11th
and 18th of October next
Kansas is said to be fine hemp growing coun-
try."-&ar.
Since getting the above information on subject
in which he felt high personal interest, the editor
of the Star has concluded not to engrae to Kansas
HARPER-We are indebted to the polteness Of
Mr.. Pomeroy for the September number of Harper's
Magazine. The value of this work is in every
pect fully sustained.
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FALL STOCK, 1866.

August 90, 1855.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
sum mons.

&TATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Ell DORADO IS.
~ The People Of The State Of California TO A HIB-
BARD, defendant in this suit, greeting You hereby
summoned be and appear before the Honorable District
Court Of the Eleventh judicial District in and for said
County and State, to answer the complaint Of EDWARD
DOWNS, plaintiff file in this office, wherein he
prays judgment against you for $685. besides interest and
costs Of suit, upon certain executed by you
him. and for decree for HE foreclosure and sale Of certain
mortgaGcd property situated in said County, the north
side Of he South Fork Of the American River nearly or
posie the Of COoma. Aud you hereby required
10 answer the said complaint within ten days if service
in forty days if out uf said County and District exclusive
Of The day of service And hereof ia not, &C., plain
II Will take Judgment by default and apply the Court
for relief ill accordance with The prayer OF said complaint
BY order of Hon. j. NJ. Howell, District Judge.
- Witness my hand with the seal OF said Court
L. hereto affixed, at Office in Coloma, this the I'D
~ day If August, \. b. 1885.
a. SrC. DENVER, Clerk.
Hv \. D. w kLDRON, Deputy Clerk. 80 At
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
SUMMONS,

STATE CT CALIFORNIA, County of El Dorado, Ss:
- The People of the State of California to W. b. Skill
linger, defendant in this suit, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial Dis
tric in and for said County and State the conf
pain of James Bryant, plaintiff, file in This office,
wherein he prays Judgment against you for S6700 prn
cIpal and interest due upon promissory noe geth-
er with accung interest and costs of suit. And you are
hereby required 10 answer the said complaint within ten
days, if service hereof be had yon within this county
within twenty days if out of this county but in said Dis
rcand within fors days if Of said county and Dis
iric [excusve Of the day of service And he eof fail
nor &c or plaintiff will take judgment against you by de-
fault, in accordance with thu prayer of said complaint
Witness hand with the Seal of said Court hereto af.
fixed, at Office in Coloma this the goth day of June A
ID. 1906. A. ST. G. DENVER, Clerk
State Of Cal.fornia, ET Dorado County.
Having read The affidavit in the foregoing cause here
by der that service of Summons be made upon said W.
Sklnger by publication of the for three months,
once per week in the newspaper published in said county,
called The Empire County Argus.
JAMES JOHNSON, County Judge.
Attest: A. ST. c. DENVER Clerk.
Je23-30-3m NEWELL & WILLIAMS Att'ys.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
Virginia Saloon.
NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR L. H. nE1gIN

OF UNION CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL
KHAV1NG had an ample share of the patronage from
Il the afflicted part of community and thinking the
entire satisfaction any Physician i'll the State the
afflicted
Any person persons being afflicted with Venerial
tant of the blood in any Of its forms. aborng under
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well to call and for themselves. He would further
say that he still socits continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute and also the patronage of all Who
may he afflicted Those who may be living distance
would do well many times call on him, as it would be
cheaper for them in the end.
Union City, Feb 10, 1866 II 3m
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
SUMMONS,


SSTATTT CF CALIFORNIA. Ccurty of FL Dorado
- The People Of the State of California, to WILLIAM
HOWARD defendant in this suit, greeting: You are
hereby summoned be and appear before the Honorable
ID strict CDur of The Eleventh Judicial District, and f.
sad County and Stale, 10 answer The complaint OF SUSAN
HOW ARD, pla milf in tins Office wherein she
rdys judgment or decree OF divorce from the bonds #
marImOny now existing be you and plaintiff The
grounds Of adultery ni1ed b, you &c. And you are
hereby requi ed t" answer the said com aint within
days if service hereof be had you within this county
WI hun twenty days of This county, but in SAID Dis
trct-ahd within forty days of said county and Dis
trc', exclusive Of the day of service And hereof a
no &c. or plaintiff will take Judgment by default, in
cord'nce with the prayer of SAID complaint.
- Witness my hand with the seal Of said Court
l. ;. hereto affixed, al office in Cooma, this the 9Th
- day Of September a. ID. 1855.
\. ST. c. DENVER, Clerk.
Having re'd the affidavit Of Thomas Il. Williams in this
cause order that service Of summons be made upon the
defendant by publishing the same or four weeks succe-
svey in the newspaper published in this county called the
Empire County Argus.
Given under my hand at chambers this the 9th day of
September, \. d. 1866.
j. NJ HOWELL District Judge.
Attest: a. ST. Z. DENVER, Clerk. 4I4
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
John f. Long,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
Office a, Messrs Newell & Williams Coloma
He is prepared attend to legal business, convey
acknowledging deeds, &c.
The Empire County argus., 1855-09-15
NO1 ICE.
Bridge Notice.

Bridge Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Murderers Bar Bridge
~ Company, corporation, will make application at
the next guar session of the Boad of Supervisors of the
Counties OF Ell Dorado and Placer State of Cali orna for
authority to Wire Bridge, two hundred and
fifty feet in length by twelve feet in width and four and
half feet railing the Middle Fork of the American
River at the house Of N. H. Smith, about fourth Of mile
above Murderers Bar in El Dorado County.
NEWELL & WILLIAMS,
425 Atys for the Corporation.