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Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
NEW THIS WEEK
Notice.

THE public are respectfully invited to attn,
public installation of the officers of Co.n...
Temple of Honor, No 90 at Michigan Ror cI
on SATURDAY EVENING, Nov. 7. 1857. Il, .,,''.
time the G. W. R. will deliver an address
BY order of the Temple.
W. B. LUDLOW, Wet
S. w. PRoTHERo, w. r.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
No. IOS Clay -. san Francise'
OFFER FOR SALE;
summons.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Amador County.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Amador County. S.
Justices Court, Township No. s. before 'a'D''
John Doble.
The People of the State of California to JAMES
STEWART, Greeting;
V0U are hereby summoned to appear oe.ois .,nr. s
L Undersigned, at his Office, In volcano u ,.,-
ship No s. on the 3lst day of October A. u i.y,
at 10 O'clock. A. NJ, to answer unto lhe cOIl ,r
of Walton & kaufman who sue to recover to, ,--
of S27 90 balance due on house and lot sol ~
delivered to you, when Judgment VIII y -. '' and
against you for the above amount, WIN c0''
damages. If you fail TO appear and aa'sgI .,ppy
To The Sheriff or any Constable OF s"N
make due service and return hereof o,.obr
Given under my hand this 2sth day ,opJr ~
~ Justice Of the Peace
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
Head-Ouarfers, JacksOII

THE undersigned will open the aoote ,, 'f 4, ID d
l. Sunday, October 18th, having hl.sI Bthn-
the most elegant manner. Two saPsltp5ir p'r '~ill b
7ables have been provided, and lhe d.. pa' and Cir
supplied with the choicest Wines LqGoiii s9i COD
gars ever brought to the mountains Os''
vince yourselves that this is no humguss usspRIs
NELSON 4 HART. ~.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

A Tack OF THE Is AoYs.-Iu MarySyille,
at the W eSIern House, on Wednesday night,
Il German Just DOWN from the mlnes, Mas
married Oy siaui parson to old D Y M,
Wno Was roDeu III Iclnaie dress ana called
nlnSell Mass Evans. The German told the
bhoys that ne came down TO get married
and lney undertook 10 provide INN with
wlle, Iney sent him The aforesaid Miss
Eyans-tne parties were both wllnng, aud
they were marrled-tne sham clergyman
charging SlO ior Ills services and 80 lur car
rlage hlre. Besldes tnls there were VINE and
inciuentals winch amounted W so, making
III all u blIl ol $50. Inc husband paid ali,
aud the wile lett aud has not siuce been neaIu
oil by her almost heart-DrOken loru aud mas
Ter. SO says TIE Marysvnle papers.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

BoND.-Ihe bond OF Jonn " .Meara, State
Printer elect, Was Il Ell iu the ONCE OF the
Secretary ol STATE yesterday. IL was gwen
III the suIn ol thirty thousand dollars, with
Dennls j. Ohver, Edwaru Martin, Jonn L.
Buckley, jerome Is. PalnIer, Daud JoOson
ANA Peter Donaaue as suretleS, IA tne sum OF
ten Thousand dollars each AS TO the respon-
slDillty of tne document we doubt II u better
bond could be given IN the State STATE
Journal
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

II appearing to my satisfaction thai oiaati olji
action exist. in favor the above named pa.l p.l h.
and against James Stewart the above I'm ~ fo1al.
fendant, and that said defendant canho' ~ ,,la 70
it is therefore ordered thrt publication po nob.h.
the Amador Weekly Ledger, newspapet, .,tss..rs tFs~s..rs
ed in jackson in said county, for 'hlec ;sJtog.
weeks, and that said defendant be Ieqoa11{ day q
swer to said summons on or before 'he ~
November, A. d. 1851, at 10 o'clock. q, Ah69rT Ii
Justice OF the feace' i0"" 2-a
MI
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
oct 81
y. II. POE,

T UMBER DEALER. IoNE CRY keeps che tbs bet
IL ly on band general assortment " nriess
quality of lumber, which is offered al '''' lis
oct "a
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

CALAvERAs FINANCES We make the fol-
lowing extracts from the report OF the late
Grand Jury OF Calaveras county, from the
Caayeras Chronicle:
We have also eudeayored to examine the
books OF the County Officials, but have found
50 much confusion existing, that II has been
almost impossible to arrive at any certain
conclusou. We lind That there Is due from
the eX-COunly Treasurer the SUN OF 50, 1872
AZ, ID U.,iancc Un nauu; ana also that there
uuo - .he cA- IleasuItr " the county Au-
ultOr lor Licenses not accounted tor, the sum
ol S0,Ulz oU, making total oi $40, I44 90.
Ii is Dut justice to say that THIS gentleman
mas certain clauls against tue county, oi
winch this jury could take 40 cognllance-a
poruUn vi winch, however, has been rejected
by the Board ol Supervisors.
lu tue eX-oneut ) account We find that
there Is "a balance due county, Oh Foreign
Miners L.censes OF 81 ,329 09; and on prop
erly TAX, ol Sl,00o 50; ana due the stale
ON Foreign Miner LlcenseS, Sl3,Y9 l3;
and une the otate On Property lakes ol
loJ6 ana 1901, tue sum vi 81, 9z0 IL. Ey-
ldence mas been rendered showing 10 the
Grauu Jury that TINS gentleman has claims
against the Stute ana County, which, no
doubt, on settlement, will prove mutually sat
lslactory.
From all the evidence IN our possession We
are Of the opnon that II proper admins
traton oi the affairs ot the County Is made,
Ualayeras county neeu not rest under the
Stigma oi an enormous deOt-but that on the
contrary, her revenue Is sufficient 10, III very
few years, nqudate All aud every claim ol ID
just aud iegltihiate nature; 10 elect wnlcn II
is necessary That au equitable assessment be
made upon all taxable property, and that
prompt anu elective measures De adopted
ior Tue coiiecti0n thereof
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
Frank vi. Millil5an

Is our authorized Travelling Agent to procure
Subscriptions, Advertisements and Job Work, and
to receipt for moneys collected by him for this
office.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

SEVERAL gentlemen have purchased the
horse that took the premium, as the best sad
die horse, at the late fair OF the United States
Agricultural Society held at Louisville, KY,
for the purpose OF presenting it to the Hon.
VIM b. Floyd, Secretary OF War They
gave $500 for the horse. 1t is represented
to be u splendid animal.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

SUNDAY AUcTIoNs.-We notice in the ST.
ezra Democrat an advertisement of an auction
to take place on Sunday, in Downieville,
when "a fine lot of poultry" was to be sold.
Is there no law to bender such a foul desc
Grafton Of the Sabbath 4,
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

GRAND DIVISION S. OF This body at
their annual session, held in Sacramento this
week, elected the Rsv II. H Rhees, of lone
in this county, Grand Worthy Patriarch for
the ensuing year.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
RoRN

In Sacramento, on the 26th inst to lam. ,,
Hardy, Esq, a son. " 'Snes
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

The Board of Supervisors Tor this county
meet on Monday next the I'd Of November
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

CoNvIcTED.--On wednesday of this week,
at Sacramento, Ezekiel Bullock was convict
ed of murder in the second degree" for the
killing Of Thomas Latta on the 9th of June
1857.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

THE Supreme Court has adjourned to the
frst Monday Of December next
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

A QUEsroN.-Are the outskirts of ciyili-
zation hooped
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

TRAvEL.-Three daily lines of stages from
Sacramento centre in jackson, and for some
time past they have all had full loads when
ever we have seen them enter town. The
miners are looking out for winter quarters
where they can make something more than
grub.p
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

HEAVY VERDIcr-It will be seen by refer
ence to our District Court proceedings that
Capt John Ellison has obtained verdict of
$4s, l54 IA against "The jackson Water Co.
ct al" of which j b. Bayerque of San
Francisco is the principal party defendant
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
Samuel Brannan's Bank
D SITS URED BY
100000

OF PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE M
TRUST FOR THEIR REDEMPTION
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

AMADoR FINANoEs.-0n Monday Of the
present week the treasurer of Amador coun-
ty, Ellis Evans, carried to Sacramento, to be
paid into the State Treasury $T684,7l; be-
ing the amount of State funds collected in
this county for the quarter ending Sept. Both
1851; as follows;
Property Tax. 81 ,9l0, 81
Poll Tax. X................... ,Oeo,Ul
Foreign Miners License Tax. 2, 954 ,5s
Licenses ................... l. I34 90
A large amount Of taxes was paid to the
Sheriff just previous to the third Monday of
this month, which will be paid into the Coun-
ty Treasury on the lst of November 1t is
therefore not included in the above.
There is about $4,000 of this years taxes
yet unpaid, which will be collected if strict
attention on the part of Sheriff Paugh can
accomplish it; and applied as the law directs
as long as Ellis Evans is County Treasurer
New USE OF SoAPsToNE.-The Pine
Wood Gas Company" of this place, finding
that their east iron retorts burned out too
quickly, determined to try one made of soap
stone, and have, after weeks trial, became
satisfied that it is the very article for the pur-
pose. The one now in use is six feet long
with twelve inch bore. II is constructed
Of slabs fitted closely and boted together by
four bolts running lengthwise of the cylinder
An excellent article for the purpose is found
in abundance some three miles n e. of Jack
son. In the eastern States this stone is used
for many useful purposes May it not be-
come an article of commerce in California;
Miss EMMA STANLEY. This actress and
delineator of character, recently arrived in
California, has been drawing full houses and
eliciting much commendation from the people
and the press in San Francisco and Sacra-
mento She has now gone to Marysville and,
as we understand, intends to make the tour
of the mountain towns. We hope to see her
in jackson.
lkAN Eli lHItc udlly lluco Vi oNaSco ilOh
Sacramento centre in jackson, and for some
time past they have all had full loads when
ever we have seen them enter town. The
miners are looking out for winter quarters
where they can make something more than
"grub."
HEAVY VERDIcT-It will be seen by refer
ence to our District Court proceedings that
Capt. John Ellison has obtained verdict of
$4s, l54 Ia against 'The jackson Water Co
ct al" of which j. B. Bayerque of San
Francisco is the principal party defendant.
TEMPLE OF HoNoR-Cosumnes Temple of
Honor at Michigan Bar are TO have grand
display on the 7th of Nov aud are to have
an address from the Grand Worthy Record
er. 1t will doubtless be worth attending.
OuR SCHOOL HousE.-The brick school
house, being erected here, is rearing its wall.
towards completion. 1t will be a commod
GUS and comfortable building for school pur
poses aud will be a credit to our village
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

TEMPLE OF HoNoR.-Cosumnes Temple of
Honor at Michigan Bar are TO have grand
display on the 7th of Nov. aud are to have
an address from the Grand Worthy Record
er. 1t will doubtless be worth attending.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

OuR SCHOOL HoUsE.-The brick school
house, being erected here, is rearing its walls
towards completion. 1t will be a commodi-
GUS and comfortable building for school pur-
poses. aud will be credit to our village
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31
JACK x SO M.
SATURDAY MORN, OCT. 81, 1885,
Now is the Time to Subscribe.

Begin acit6 the Nelo Tolume.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

The ROAD between Drytown and Willow
Springs is represented to be in very bad
condition. We nope it will not be neglected
till some stage tips over on it and kills a few
passengers
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

AueUsuE HARAszrHY, The Reiner at the
San Francisco mint has been indicted by the
U. S. Grand Jury for embezlng Sl5l,OO0
from the Mint 1t is difficult to convict a
man for purloining so large q sum.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

Rev DR.. Soorr.-We have had placed
upon our table discourse delivered by DR..
Scott in Calvary Church San Francisco,
Sunday evening, August, 23d ult. the sub
ject being "The Mechanics Industrial Ex-
hibition" The discourse is unique, learned
and truly instructive If there are Ser
mons in Stones" DIR. Scott colud draw them
out and display them in the most interesting
style. The sermon is published by Hutch
ings & Rosendeld, San Francisco, in pam
phet form. Procure copy: it viii well re
pay perusal.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

A BoLD CAMPAIGNER Senator Pugh, the
youngest and one OF the most eloquent mem
bers of the United States Senate, has taken
the stump IN Ohio against the arch hypocrite,
Chase, He undertakes to do the work thor
oughly ard will not tail to make the fur fly
Stale JOuraat
Did not the writer of the above make "a
mistake in that last sentence? We think it
should read make the pooL dy.p
A London magistrate decided it was no of
fense to steal a skylark, but convicted the
prisoner on charge of stealing the cage
E1change.
The law is different in the cities of the
United States. We have known many one
to be given a cage (in jail) for merely TIA
king a lark
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

Nor BAD.-At Pine Grove this week, the
company of which Mr.. Shakes is one in their
drifting found two nuggets, one weighing six
ounces and the other eight and half. When
they get to washing up at this camp we ex-
uect TO hear of some good paw.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

j. b. CAMERON. Sec'y.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

CALICO PARTY.-Next Friday the 9th
Nov. is to be the ball given by the ladies OF
Michigan Bar. 1t cannot be other than a
pleasant affair considering those who are
getting it up. If the beauty and accom-
plishments Of the ladies of the Bar do not
attract full attendance, there is no use in
having ewes.
Amador weekly ledger., 1857-10-31

CALAyERAs CHRoNIcLE.-This excellent
democratic journal has passed into the hands
of Messrs. John Shannon and James White
side. Mr.. Shannon has for some time past
been connected with the Chronicle with cred
it to himself. We are well acquainted with
Mr.. Whteside an Old resident of Volcano,
who is to have charge of the editorial de-
partment; he is an accomplished gentleman
and vigorous writer and will do honor to
the editorial fraternity We welcome him
to our ranks In such hands the Chronicle
must progper
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-14

FaERzisa TO DEATH.-That to be
frozen to death must be frightful tor.
ture, many would consider certain,
from their own experience OF the ef-
fects Of cold. Bni here We fall into
the usual error Of supposing that the
suffering will increase with the ener-
gy of the agent which could only be
the case II sensibility remained the
same. Intense coldbrings on speedy
sleep, which fascinates the senses,
and fairly beguiles men out OF their
lives. The most curious example oi
the seductive powers Of cold is to be
found in the adventures of the botani-
cal party who, in Cookies first voyage,
we're caught in the snow storm on
Terra del Fuego. DR.. Solander, by
birth aSwede, and well acquainted
with the destructive deceits ola rigor-
ous climate, admenished the company
in defiance oflassitude, to keep mov
ing on. "Whoever" said he ''sits
down will sleep, and whoever sleeps
will perish. The doctor spoke as n
sage, but he felt as man. In spite
Of the remonstrances OF those whom
lie had instructed and alarmed, he
was the first to lie down and die.
The same warning was repeated a
Thousand times in the retreat from
Moscow. Allison, the historian, to
try the experiment, sat down in his
garden at night when the th.rmome'
ter had fallen four degrees below zero
and go quickly did the drowsiness
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THE Splslr OF LovE.-Beyond all
question, it is the unalterable consti-
tuition OF nature that there is efficacy
in love.
The exhibition of kindness has the
power to bring even the irrational AMI.
NAL into subiection. Show kindness
to dog and he will be grateful; he
will infallibly return love for love-
Show kindness 10 lion; and yeu can
lead him by the name, you can thrust
your head into his mouth, you can
melt the untamed ferocity OF his heart
into An affection stronger than death.
In all of Gods vast unbounded crea-
ton. there is MT q living and sentin-
cut being, from the least to the largest
not one, not even the outcast and do
graded serpent that is insensible to
acts nf kindness. Iflove, such as our
blessed Savior manifested, could lie
introduced into the world, and exert
ito appropriate dominion, it would res
tore state Of things far brighter than
the fabulous age Of gold, 1t would an
Aihilate every sting; it would pluck
every poisonous tooth; it would hush
svsrv discordant voice. Even the in
animate creation 10 not insensible to
this divine influence. The bud and
flower and fruit, put forth most abun-
dainty and beautifully, where the
hand Of kindness 10 extended for their
culture. And If this blessed influence
should extend itself over the earth. a
moral garden Of Eden would exist in
every land; instead Of the thorn and
briar, would spring up the fir tree and
the myrtle; the desert would blossom
and the solitary place be made glad
Bishsp Upham.
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SANDERS 4 BRO. 0aistts.
G.. X. WkSf, State Dsaserst.
q. LISChkR Il Co, Der Dsaoerat
THE DAILY GAZETTE.
MISCELLANEOUS.
JUD0I NOT ~ APPEARAaoEs.

Lord Mark Kerr was Scotch no
bleman, whose person being cast by
nature in very delicate mould, some
times subjected him, among strangers,
to insults, from a supposition that q
man of SO feminine figure would not
b prone to resent an ahront. In this
calculation they were, however eyre
eiously deceived, be being q person
Of decided courage. Shortly after the
battle of Dettingen, during the sum
.msr Of the year 1743, the Earl Of
Stair. then commanding the British
forces in Germany, under George the
Second, entertained at his table sever
d French officers, who had been TAX
On in that engagement. A numerous
company sat down to dinner, in the
tent ofths commander in -chief, among
whom was Lord Mark, who, being Q
SON to the Marquis Of Lothian and
nearly related to Lord Stair, acted as
one Of his aid.de camps. Lord Sack
vile was present on the OCCASION
A difference Of opinion having arisen
during the repast on some point, which
wss maintained by one Of the French
officers with great pertinacy, Lord
Mark Kerr, in very gentle tone OF
voice vel,tursd to set him right on the
matter Of fact But the Frenehman,
unconscious Of his quality, and per-
hsps thinking that . frame 50 delicate
did not enclose high spirit, contra
dicted him in the most gross terms,
such as are neither used nor submitted
to among gentlemen. The cIrcum-
stance took place so near to Lord Stair,
a. unavoidably to attract his attention
No notice whatever was taken OF it
At the time, and after dinner the CON-
pauy adjourned to another tent, where
coffee was served. Lork Mark com.
ing iu quarter Of an hour later than
the others, Lord Stair no sooner OBJ,
served him, than, calling him aside,
"Nephew, y said he, II think it is i'm
possible for you to pass by the afrent
that you received from the French
officer at my table You must demand
satisfaction however much Iregret the
necessity Of it," "Oh, my lord,
snswersd Lord Mark, with his char
acteristic gentleness on that subject.
1--WE have already fought. l ranhim
through the body. H. died on the
spot, and they are at this moment
abont to bury him. | was too well
convinced Of your iordship's way OF
thinking, to lose moment in calling
the officer to account. y H,aratHs
Mf1noira.
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TA creditor whom he was anx-
ious to avoid. met Sheridan coming
ont Of Pail Mall. There was no pos
sibility Of avoiding him, but he did
not lose his presence ofmind.
"That's a beautiful mare your on,
said Sheridan.
"Do you think soa"
"Yes, indeed! how does she troti"
The creditor, highly aattered, put
her in full trot. Sheridan bolted
around the corner and was out ofsight
in one moment.
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FATAL Duel IN New ORLEAns.-A

FATAL Duel In New ORLEANs.-A
duel took place at New Orleans re
Gently between Paekenham L. Blanc,
deputy Sheriff Of the Supreme Court,
and George White, Clerk, which re-
suited in the death of the latter. The
cause Of the duel was the refusal Of
the Committee on Invitation oi one Of
the public balls to issue = ticket Of
admission for friend OF Mr.. Blanc.
The gentleman considered himself
atironted concluded to visit his dis
pleasure on one Of the Committee, and
by chance Mr.. White was selected
He was met by Mr.. B. who spat in
his face. Then followed the challenge
and the fatal duel with double barrel.
ed shot guns at twenty PAGES.
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Immense assortment OF Perfumes for the hand,
Aksrchisf. equal to Lubins, only % per bottle.
Al IOUYS,
RrAd. AZ hst4 a1.A
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GstbilQ.
New Goods! New Gssds!!
EDW ARD ALDH N ,
.NerchNMt TNtEOr.

AND
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Re q dy- M de Clothing,
Ciotns. cassimerss, vsstinss. cents yurni1h :
ing 0oods and Tai1erS frinniraa.
AZ lust returned from east with ane ~ thsl ,r
gest ana BEST selected stocks Of aoods svs. .rsd
- sas 70 tns market Consisting part of ~ orov.
BROADCLOTHa.
Ea9lish, French, herman and American a. ,ha ans.,
quality and Istest styie Of goods " 80 AAs''
CASSfMERES.
English, French and American, of syerr xa,,..x
style. cofur snd quality.
VESTINGS.
WhiLs MarseiiIes, Mataia sse, VIII o LOndon Fi~ur
~ Tinsei and COlored silks, Fanety sad Plaan kIk
stiyei. Fancy SILK and LiBen, its han 6tlk Ossns
aiae, sailn, Italian Cioth, Sir Plush, and Pancv
Lashmsre In great Variety. a ia, az
OVERCOATING.
Black, Blue and Brown Kroadcieth Union WAftne
snd piiSl Cioth. Fancy, Bae, Brown ssd Mulberry
Castor Beaver, Canada mixed and SatsYa Of he h.
READY-MADE
over Costs, Over -Sacks, surtouis, Re>nas Jaatets
and ialmss, Frock and Dssse Psoof Oe3s n su
alalilles snd styles, silk, Velvet, g1asA, Ciosh,
double and twist fancy and PLATA Caadnsro esA
posss,n , rsnts; Den'na and Guernsey Procks, Wrap
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Boots ano Shoes.
A-A-@s-------
THE SHOE TRADE.

1AvINGincreased osr faeiiitles fer manuncIur-
III ing and dealing 10 Boots, Shoes and Leather, tho
ndersSp cd, successors 70 sc. Dawson ~ Co., ofsr
10 The eixeps ofDsysnport and vicinity, greater ia
Iueem than ever buy their boots and shoes of
ain every description OF goods wanted BY the people
De also are making extensive preparations Tor
w Nhoiesaleng Boots and Shoes, and we invite c0dN.
ry dealers 10 call aad examine our stock and prices
4sit s our determination TO sell on good terms ne
hey can be parehasedfn st. Lsuis or Chicago.
DAWSON, GKiGGS & co.
oct25 Brady ST., door from Cd.
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nOt019l10hnA
Brady Street, over xr. Jaeobys Drug store
M ISIS RRNWlCx respectfully Informs tAs lsdss Of
l Davenport, Rock siand aud vicinity that sAs has
just returned from the East with the nsw~t sfyles for
kit aai wiuter Milliussy. Asntlss and. Dresses
Mlliusrs from the country be supphed With pstr
tstas She has also select ssssstment Of frDuinys
an Materials for MAutlss aad Drsssss. t n
brady street, estwesa second Apa Third,sup stsIs
Oct
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c,.v.x CIV .ksFsrs
GRAHA m Il KEPNEM,
Forwarding and Commission Aerehanu,
sn Q HtIRKOTS' NEW BLOCK, FRONT SIhEEi.
Davenport, Iowa,
Orders solicited for tho purchase OF Gram, riouf'
Wool aud PTodue generally.
-kKTBREncEs-
Bursow. Il Pretty uaan, davenport, Iowa.
Niss, Pussy q Nise, Phil, Pa,
Springer, Harbsugh q Co., pi,iseurs, "a,
Dpsng Co., -
Josyph K. Elder, 81. Louis, Mo,
NeRrids & Hammer, Cincinnati, ONO,
N McCoy q Sous, n. Lisbon,
u. q u. AeDousld & Co., wells'il's'.onio'
MohAsp Marlin, . =,
George Wells,
Hanna, Gsrretson & Co., CievelsHdI
Hsssey + Sinclair ,s
Jumss Graham, New Garden,
Merchants generally, salem,
feb 81 1856 6-du
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