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THANKSGIVING.

Gov. Packer has appointed Thursday,
the 18th of November inst, to be observ-
ed as day of Thanksgiving and prayer.
1t is right that We should give thanks
10 that good Providence which has con-
ferred so many benefits and blessings u
pom us, and it would be much better if we
would make more rational use of them
than many are now doing. Annexed is
the Procla m alton Of the Governor:
PENNSYLVANIA, SIS.
IN THE NAME AND BY THE AU.
THORITY OF THE COMMON
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
WILLIAM E. PACKER.
GOVERNOR OF THE SAID COMMONWEALTH.
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Illinois.

CLEvELAsD, Tuesday, Nov. ?, 1858.
A private dispatch from Chicago, states
that city has gone Republican by 1000
majority. The lines between Chicago
and Detroit have now been interrupted BY
the storm.
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New York.

ALBANY, Nov. 2. o'clock A. NJ
The Atlas and Argus give up the State
conceding the election of Morgon, as
Governor, by 10000 majority. They
claim only FIVE Democratic members o.
Congress.
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ELECTIONS.

Elections were held for members of Con
gress, &C., on Tuesday last, in New York
Massachusetts, New-Jersey, Delaware
Michigan, Illinois and Wisconsin. Below
We give the results as far as heard from
Massachutetts.
Massachusetts is overwhelmingly Re.
publican. including all the Members Of
Congress.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
Sherif's Sale!

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issueds
EB out of the District Court of the Fifth Ju--
dicial District, in and for Calaveras county.
and to me directed and delivered, for judg-
ment rendered in said Court on the 29th day
of May, A. D. 1858, in favor of Mathews Il
Scribner, and against Robert Graham l. God
frey Dolan, for the sum of Four Hundred and
Sixty-one Dollars, with interest and costs,
have levied on the following property, to wit
All the right, title and interest of defendants
in and to certain Water Ditch or Canal,
known as the Eureka Ditch said Ditch takes
its waters from Angels Creek of the Union
Water Company, and conveys them to Wash
ington Flat, Albany Flat, Carsons and Indian
Gulch, in Calaveras county, together with the
Fumes and Reservoirs thereunto belonging
And notice is hereby given, that on the
26h day Of June, Il. D. 1853,
between the hours of O'Clock, A. NJ, and 5
o'clock, P. NJ, will sell all the right, title and
interest of said Robert Graham Godfrey
Dolan, in and to the above described property,
at the Courthouse door at Mokelumne Hill,
at Public Auction, for cash in hand, to the
highest and best bidder, to satisfy said Execu-
tiOn and all costs
d. L. MULFORD, Sheriff.
By J. P. DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Dated Mok Hill, June I'd, 1858.
Dudley & Adams, Pltffs Att'ys. je $40
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

CALICO PARTY.-It is with pleasure
that we refer to an advertisement in TO-
days paper. Of Calico Party and Ball, to
take place at Stickle's New Hall, Angels.
The objects of the Ball arc most praise
worthy; as it is not only the inherent but
sacred duty of all classes, to aid in edu-
eating the Rising Generation, we hope a
generous patronage may be extended to
the enterprise The Hall, (the finest in
the County, is large and commodious
and as the Ladies take lead in the ar
rangements, the guaranty that the Com
mittee will do their duty, is most COM
plete; they never fail to succeed when
prompted by those noble impulses, which
are designed to elevate and educate the
children of our land. Remember the
Ball takes place on Friday Evening, July
2nd, at Stickle's New Hall, Angels.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

RESTAURANT AT ANGELS.-Attention
is directed to the advertisement of Messrs
j. R. Smell & E. Gregory's Restaurant,
Main street, Angels. The proprietors
are gentlemen well known in the catering
line, and being capital good fellows, never
fail to please, as host of friends well
know. They both excel in matters OF
taste, and all they do is marked with neat
ness and order. Mr. Smell is we'll and
favorably known at Angels, as is Mr..
Gregory; but he, having been pro tenn
resident of this camp, we take the liberty
of calling him "our Ned" on account of
his jolly good nature. We wish them
prosperity, and may our friends join in a
hearty encore of the sentiment.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
LETTER FROM vALLEcITo.
Correspondence Of the Independent.
VaIIpcITo Mav 2O*k 1Qso

Correspondence Of the Independent.
VALLEcITo, May 30th, 1858.
Mr. Editor IT see by your last issue, that
our friend Mazeppa" comes down rather
heavy on "Rienzi" about his proposition to
send a band of female missionaries to Utah,
and claims the "lpger" which he generously
makes over to you. But as have at present,
nary dime," to pay for the aforesaid "treat, y
mean to argue him out of it. What arm
the ladies with pistols, swords, guns &c.?'
says he, when, armed as they are by nature,
they are as irresistible as a mountain torrent
bursting from the thraldom of its Alpine
homep Now, Mr.. Editor, ! never proposed
to arm them with "pistols, swords, guns &C., =
being well aware that they are sufficiently
armed "by nature" for any emergency; and
~Mazeppa's acknowled gment of this fact,
sustains the truth of my assertion, and he
cannot fairly call the lager" And rs he
has claimed it without its being justly due, !
propose that the first time we catch him where
make him treat US both. Rolling eastward,
like the wide billows of storm-troubled
ocean, the Government would melt away, &C. "
This is poor compliment to the ladies of the
East, of the majority of whom it may be said
there is not nobler or more virtuous body of
women in the world-possessing, too, moral
influence mightier than an army, which would
be turned against these marauders if they da-
red attempt anything of the kind. No such
thing. They have tried their hand in that
quarter, and met with so little success or
sympathy from sensible men, or the good and
true of their own sex, who outnumbered them
fifty to one, that they would never risk the
eclipsing of their brilliant victory in Utah, by
the humliating defeat which would most cer-
tainly await them there. On the contrary,
they would return to California, to enjoy the
fruits of their victory, and each seize upon
some cowardly old bach like "Mazeppa,"
who is afraid of their influence BI we
the insinuation :-Editor. ~aSa and reduce
him to condition of well merited thraldom.
We have plenty of them to spare and if they
rob them of those " artstically cut and nicely
fitting garments they have so long dishon-
ored, it would serve them right, and they will
be promoted thereby, for instead of being
common poor miners, and the servants of
servants, they will have the honor to serve the
conquerors of Utah-which is better than
they deserve. RIENzI.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

DEEP SNow.-A dispatch to the Sacramento
Union, dated May 3lst, says: We have had
a call from ]. A. Thompson, the Expressman,
who has lately arrived from Carson Valley
He informs us that there is no snow on the
Placerville route, while the Big Tree route,
when he was there on Monday last, in vain
attempt to extricatc his threshing machine,
which be left last fall, there were twelve miles
of snow, three feet deep. He met Dowd, the
Expressman, on that route, who had very hard
work to get along"
We are informed by the arrival of Mr.. Han
ma, (who came through from Genoa to Old
Gulch in eighteen hours that there is no snow
on the route That threshing machine will
be the snow genius of the Union for many a
day to come.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

REWARDS FOR BANDITs.-It having been
represented to Governor Weller, by citizens of
San Luis Obispo, that several atrocious mur-
ders and robberies have been perpetrated at
San Miguel and San Juan de Capistrano, and
the following named persons as designated,
charged Herewith, he has offered the rewards
respectively affixed to their names for their
arrest
Jack Powers an Irshman and generally known as
gambler, $500
Pho Ignores a native of this country dark complex
ion; slender with large sleepy eyes, and no beard 500
Rafael Morrey, talias Rafael Henedo, alias Ell Huero,
light empty headed); Rafael Is tall, slender,
and quite handsome, with light mustaches, 500
Miguel Blanco also of this country; of low stature,
about twenty years Of age, very handsome, with a
bold face aud no beard, 200
Disederio Grijalvo: small and slender, Of dark COM
pexion, with arge eyes, half Oprn, like the eyes Of
cat; has no beard, and is jovial and pleasant in
manner, 200
Jesus Vaenzueo; of a slender form; brother to San
Joaquin Valenzuelo, and is one of the five Joa-
quns; he is also called Jesus Chiquito, 200
Nebes Robes, alias Florian Servin; has a round
face. is of q somewhat dark complexion and is
small in size he is about twenty-three years Of
age, 200
Lucian Ell Mestero, herdsman; hunter of the
Tulares, 200
61xebDO
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

Married-At the Mountain Ranch, on Sun
day, April 9th, 1853, by Judge James Burdick,
of Cave City, Mr. W. W. EAsToN, of Angels, to
Miss Y. ADELAIDE CRoNK, of Cave City.
At Mokelumne Hill, on Thursday evening
June Sd, by o. F. Tibbitts, ESQ.,, Mr. NJ. C
FERGUSON, to Miss MAGEE, both of Mokel-
umne Hill.
In Stockton, June lst, by the Rev P. G
Buchanan Mr.. JAMES H. BURGESS, of Doug
lass Flat, to Mss EASTER JANE PEARsE, of
Stockton, (both late of Covington, KY
On Thursday, the 9th May. at the Golden
Gate Ranch, by Justice o. F. Tibbits. Mr..
ELISHA T. DICKINSON, to Mrs. LOUISA MOORE,
all of Caaveras County.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
Sherif,s Sale,

RY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION. ;ssuad
~ ont of the District Court of the Fifth In
dlclal District, in and for Calaveras countv
and to me directed and delivered. for q ;pdg'
ment rendered in said Court on the 17tb dev
OF February, A. d. 1858, in favor of Georoe
d. White, and against w. V. Clarke for t6..
sum of Fifteen Hundred Dollars. with ;nterest
ana costs' | have levied on the following pro-.
perry, 10 Wit: All of defendants interest inr
ana 10 certain Ditch or Canal, lying and be-
ing In Calaveras county, aud is described as
follows: Said Ditch or Canal intersects IN.
South Fork of the Mokelumne river at the base
OF the Blue Ridge, about twenty-five miles
from independence Flat, and taking the waters
from said South Fork of Mokelumne river
distributes them between the North Fork of
the Calaveras river, and the South Fork of the
Mokelumne river. and terminating at Mosouito
Gulch, in said county, and is known as the
Railroad Flat or Clark's Ditch, together with
the Fumes and Reservoirs thereunto belonp-
ing, or in anywise appertaining. And notice
is hereby given that on the
26th Day cfJme, A. d. 1858.
between the hours of 9 o'clock. A. NJ. and <
o'clock, P. NJ, will sell all the right title and
interest of said w. V. Clarke in snd to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door, at Mokelumne Hill, at Public Auction
for cash in hand. to the highest and best bid
der, to satisfy said Execution and all costs.
D. L. MULFORD, Sheriff.
BY J. P. DOUGLASS, Deputy.
Dated Mok. Hill June I'd, 1858.
! Dudley 6 ADAMS, Pitts Att'sje $40
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
MINERS Own BooK.-We are II

MINERS Own BooK-We are IA
debted to Messrs. Hutchings & Rosen-
field for copy of the above work. II
contains much useful information on
quartz and placer mining. The illustra-
tions are carefully got up and well exc
cuted, showing the modus operandi Of
mining operations. 1t is is book well
calculated for Eastern friends, to be sent
home by mail.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

Bro, General Dealers J. W. Russell, Livery
Stable Showalter h Friedberger; Swinge b
Schachton, Restaurant; B. Crowley Restraint;
Terrence Mckee, Butchers Hall L Robinson,
Blacksmiths' ]. B Wallace, Wagon Maker ;
and three houses on st. Charles Street below
main, building by Mr.. McGlynn; also two or
three on Court street West OF Main. Also NJ.
Garry's Saloon.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
Notice to the Creditors of Robert Smell.
an Insane Person.

A LII persons having claims against the Es-
IN tate of Robert Smell, An insane pers on.
are hereby notified to exhibit the same to the
undersigned, Guardian, at the Union Tunnel
Claim, in the town of San Andreas, Calaveras
county, within ten months from the date here
Of or they will be forever barred; and all
persons indebted to the said estate, are hereby
notified TO pay the same Immediately.
E. ]. ATTINELLI.
Guardian of the said Estate.
Dated San Andreas June 5, SO je $40
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
ARREST OF THE NEVADA EXPRESS

ARREST OF THE NEVADA EXPKESS
RoBBERs.-The Alta says that Expo
liceman Baker arrived in San Francisco,
from Nevada, on Wednesday last. He
had been engaged by the Sheriff of Ne
vada county, to detect the robbers of
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express several
weeks ago. His efforts have been crown
ed with complete success. The full par
ticulars will be published in due time.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
!. GREGORY.
Es Notice.@a

WHEREAS, report derogatory to the
w character of Bro. o. B. Powers has been
put in circulation in this communicating
Tree Lodge No. 68, !. O. 0. F., of which he is
a member, having at his own request inquired
into the grounds of that report, at meeting
held on the I'd of June, the Lodge adopted the
following resolutions:
Resolued, That we believe the report founded
on falsehood.
Resolred, That having examined the testi-
mony and compared it with other statements
of the witnesses, we find them to be contra
dictory.
W. c. CRISPIN, N. G.
LEWIS WEBER, Secy.
Resolved. That the foregoing resolutions be
signed by the N. g. and Secretary, and pub
lished twice in the San Andreas Independent.
Murphy's, June Sd, 1858. je 5-3S
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

AppoINTMENTs.-Wm. B. Dameron
has been appointed Surveyor of the Port
of San Francisco.
J. R. Hardenburg has been appolnfed
Postmaster at Sacramento.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
FRIDAY EVENING, JULY "a ,o.o


As this Calico Party is for the purpose os
raising Money to build a School-house ain
friendly to education and the rising genera
ton, are respectfully invited to attend
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
Mrs. Frazier, Mrs. Ward, Mrs. Nightingale
Dickinson, Tarbott Waterman.
Boon, Love, Lake,
Thomas, Rosberry, ~" Underhill,
Strauss, Hogan, " Winter,
Cosgrove, Bush, "a Torrey
Grant Miss Rooney, Miss Gardner.
MANAGERS
a. q, J. J. Pra"t1 Pngre, Mokelumne Hill. !.
yOsfPe a. Fpeid5e4ger, h%igna, San Andreas.
1obu vi W; shsrn h",'0n' Upper calaveritAs-
Dr. VIM: Jones, Murnbv,s
Jas. L. Sperry, ! o
DR.. w. A. Russell, v.u.
Hon. W. T. Lewis, Valecito'
B. R. Prince,
y: y: Ts1s: Hsssiy A'''Vi'''.
E. Sickle,
H. Lightner,
A. N. Bell,
P. w. Scribner
G. Chichester, Angels.
j. Brown, jr,
L. NJ. Sawyer,
E. Winter,
DR.. VIM. Hill,
VIM. Miller,
FLOOR MANAGERS
S. S. Abbott Geo. Sickle, E. A. Love,
Angels June 4th, 1858. ie $40
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
Notice.

THIS is to forbid all persons from purcha-
IL sing a Ranch, adjoining the Old Gulch
Reservoir from other parties than the owner,
as exclusive right and title to said Ranch is
vested in me. JOSEPH BENNETT.
Upper Calaveritas, June 4, '59. je 5-lm-4O
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

COLLEGIATE INsTITUTE.- We
acknowledge the receipt of an invitation
to attend the exhibition at this Institu-
tion at Benicia, on the 9th of June,
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
n ew ADVERTISEMENTS. 4
To All Whom it Nav Concer,

NOTlCE.-The undersigned hereby notifies
~ the Public, in general, that in considera-
ton of the recent disastrous fire, the Phoenix
Brewery, of San Andreas will make arrange
ments with all the beer consumers, who are
sufferers, to supply them with LAGER, on a
credit OF Six Months. For orders apply at the
office of the Brewery
J. P. WAGNER Il Co.,
Propretors Phoenix Brewery.
San Andreas, June 3D. lS58.-tf
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

The buildings saved in the burnt district are,
Odd Fellows Hall Cornwell & Bowmans !;
Beniaman L McDonnels; Swinge Schach-
ton Wells Fargo & Co.'S Office; ; James Harris ;
Mr.. Bcrnis & Co., and Tomasa Tassada Ctal-
ian) all brick or stone, and the Independent
Office, frame.
The following persons are now building or
have lumber on hand to build: Sullivan Gal
lagher, Merchants Washbnrn Bro, Butch
er's;E v Boyn,on, Jewcler; Openhemer i
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
NJ Notice,

NJ DUSENBERG'S Barber Shop, for the
w. present, is in the front room of the In
dependent Building. Shaving &C., done as usual
San Andreas, June 5th, lS5S.-tf.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

ANSIvERsARY BALL.-Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Briant, having determined on
giving an Anniversary Ball and "Cele-
bration Supper on Friday evening, July
I'd, advertise the fact in to-day's paper
All friends are invited to attend, which
includes legion. Last year, just about
the Fourth, if we remember correctly, a
pleasant little party, Gin which our friends
"John Gilpin" and "Mazeppa," took
an active part,) attended one of those
capital social reunions, for which the
Spring Valley House is so justly celebra-
ted. We voted aye on that occasion,
and have no doubt of full quorum on
this, in which meeting may all join us in
sustaining the chair We have no doubt
but that all who visited the last Ball, will
meet US there again at this, especially
when renewed assurance warrants good
time to all.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05
INCIDENTS OF THE FIRE.

GENERoUs.-The public are greatly
indebted to Mr.. j. W. Willard and wife,
for their generous efforts in supplying the
weary and hungry with food, on the NOR
ming after the fire. Hundreds of our
citizens partook of their hospitality, and
yet their generosity called in the stranger
to partake freely of such as the flames
had not consumed. These acts speak
louder than mere words, in behalf of the
divine sentiment that it is misfortune
which is the trucst test to mark the good
and great. We learn that this is but a
repetition of the kindness of Mr.. and
Mrs. Willard at the former fire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Yeager also did all in
their power to alleviate the sufferings of
the weary. Their house over Jordan
bridge was crowded with patient solici-
tors until all were supplied.
CoMMENDABLE.-Dr. Sober, of Mok.
Hill, forwarded to this camp, on the NOR
ming of the fire, a cargo of bread, Gall
that he could procure baked, at the Hill. J
1t came very opportunely, as we were just
about out
The man who "toots his horn" and
sells salmon, also distributed his supply,
gratuitously to the sufferers which was
quite an item added to the Doctors nice
light bread. To this liberal and timely
relief many were indebted for break
fast.
Other acts of a similar nature, showing
the nobleness of the principals, have been
related to us. Not person within reach
of camp, but divided their bed and board
with those who had lost everything and
were In want Aid came in from sur
rounding camps The good people of
San Andreas feel thankful for these fa-
vors, and are now as comfortable as any
Forty miner would wish to be, under the
circumstances.
Ba- Mr.. Bills, private watchman, in
San Andreas, lost, on the night of the
fire, his coat, with an account book in the
breast pocket. The papers are of con-
siderable value, including Is blank road
tax receipts, signed. A return of the
same would confer great favor on the
owner.
San Andreas independent., 1858-06-05

$50 600; twenty three China houses were
burned.
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DARE TO STAND ALONE

~ firm, he bold. he strong. he true
And dare % stand alone
strive for the right. what or you do.
Though helpers there arr none.
Nay, bend not u the swelling surge.
OF popular -necr aud wrong
Twill bear thee on b. nius verge.
With current wild aud strong.
stand for the right Humanity
lmpores with groans and tear
Thine aid to break the fostering link,
Tia, bind her toiling years.
stand for the right Though falsebo5l reign
And proud lips coldly sneer
poisoned arrow cannot wound
\ conscience pure and clear.
Stand for the right and with clean hands
ESali the true on high
Thoni'' find warm and sympa,hzing hearts
Among the pas~rs BY.
Men who have seen and thought and Y,l'
Yet could not hardly dare
The battle. brun,, bu, by thy side
VIII every danger share.
stand for the RICH, proclaim II load
ThoHlt hna an answering tone
In honest hearts, and thou NO more
he doomed 70 stand alone.
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Extinct from Widow Bagly Husband.
OLD BILL WALLIS. THE UGLY MAN

OLD BILL WALLIS, THE UGLY MAN
rs no use arguiyn the matter
am the uslhSt man now ON the top 81
dirt Thars nary uuther like me ! I'm
crowd 10y myself alters was The
fust knawd of it tho was when was
ahout ten wears cid went down H.
fine snring branch one unruiny' IA wash
my face. booked in the water and /
soon The shsad.r If nav face Great col
tx how run back hnllorin' for NANNY
ever, mnp That. the last time seen
my nce-l darseu't lint sbel NV eve.
when ro 'h,nt water
Don't Won use class wien You
shave manfred
GIas. 35u,,3. what olass could
stand III 'twonld bus, II it twas an inch
tl,irR Glass, pish :"
Iugv told her father hc WAS loo bad
mad that he know, "a was pn. such tluuu.
..,.i Iii ,.,, t.i.l i.r .,..,., .,t,..v
.,e,.eb and IN hold hcr tongue
" % Lo continued "i i'~ .o. ltavu't
.ao.. t.,. f,-, u, f,fty va.re lent KNEW
L,v If t,ofs Wll' when I pro,,I np
tbart +, warld hc the devil ~ fud "a
woman thatd h' wiling 90 tAEr ih'. ugly
as was.
oh. yuu wasn't $50 uncommon hard
favored when Nvu WAS young uHn,'
Sand nl Mr. Malls
"Oncommon toii vou whom was
to,, .,.arS odd fly wouldn't hSi'i o'' NY
face; and it can't ho much Wuss no" f.
Nhct up and let me tell the squire my
,,.,. nm, IN rr.,. o., lee run
...., ''..,,.,'.,, a ,,., ,1',, ,,.,,. dads,
w. .',,' .t..,,
~ - I......, -rlrn.t.~ AMI E,ht.
.t. '' t, I'm h.,r.',ac as 'rnna.ln,k
@ Ill, ~ I'm H,,5enau vaur
-,
Wv, IT, .a..l ,hi. ,ll nul lonlod nj me
...-, ,...'...'.l'.l h, i,.,lf cnvcr;ng ,ho hpll
".'I ''', y. - - In.
,,;I ,., mon.
rhs oiI man confined.
a,y.n ha,d no thortitfI he H. get a
.ic, fnst tbiug know'd | had sally
i.r'.. anI ytr l. nr ,yas as nrntty AS any
of ,.,n
GA Mr. Wallis knitbd canvrllSivclv
aud ronrbod slightl,
"u,vso.vrf shc never Kissed me
,c,r, 90. o.,s married and it was long
time arter afpro she did The way oi II
.,.,s az. w. had an ole enc horned COW
n,iybt, oncry ordinary booking. old as
,hr nr.ib star aud Door a., black snake
oro' d,v wen, ont inter the lot
Daddy | wouldn't tell that" exclaim-
ed luev. ia the most persuasive tone i'm
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ADKINS HOUSE,


o. ApKtNa, rRorRlEroR
Grnrfai Stage on for NrerGpor. Hcgfe an
jeaoruu Tyler Etc
'ruE attention of the public is called to this
| establishment. The proprietor feels thank
til for the liberal patronage EXTENDED sner the
opening Of this new honse, and asks oontinn'
ance Of the same, as be is determined TO spare No
pains to please and therefore confidently expects
q liberal support. In short his aim Is 70 make
II one OF the best kept houses in the state
The rate of charges arr 50 los that he tlatters
himself none will complain.
Terms per day - per meal 90 cents.
June 20 1888 Is
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D!,% rI~IRi.

HEORGE ~ SLAUGHTER DENTIST
" Marshall lcNa-, viii attend o ali calls IA
the country without extra charge S>,
uue.s disappointed DO hasincss. fTTyysyA
Ms price. an 300 le tlmn hereto -
fore Those wishing their work at private houses
in towns. will please call On some one else rs
will not do tha; sort If practice only IN extreme
cascs
Calls loft with Rene Fitzpatrick. Of Marshall
viii mcc, with prompt attention
March ~ IS ~ 30 n
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&. T.. NY \SON.

GENERAL dealer in DRY GOODS l'oote'
u -hors Clothing. Hats, trpckery aud Hart.
ware. &c. East side Public square at the ''ld
Stand Of G. 4 iIynson Go. opposite The AT
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