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Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Arcade Saloon,

Basement of Levy Il Bros new Fire-proof Build
ing Main ST. opposite the foot ofCourt st.
rT,HE Bar is supplied with choice Wines and Lii
4 quors, Porter, Ale, &c, &c. Give me trial
and you will be satisfied
Attached TO this Saloon are two New Billiard Ia
bles of the best quality, and my charges are only
Twenty-Five cents per game.
The saloon is always cool and comfortable.
&s- Remember the place.
S. SANDERS.
aug 4l-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Union stable.
Abrams Clothing Store,
Main street, Jackson, opposite Congress Hall.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

V'HE undersigned respectfully informs the citi
L zens of Jackson and vicinity that he has just
opened the largest and best stock of Clothing
Fancy Goods and everything that can be found in
store OF this character, anywhere in the State.
full assortment Of Gentlemen's Clothing
Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, &c.. &C.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Particular attention is invited TO our beautiful
assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods The
ladies will please call aud examine this department
of my establishment. l offer inducements that no
other store in Amador county can or will offer
Gs- Call and examine for yourselves. am de-
termined to sell cheaper than any other store in
hiscounty. NJ. ABRAMS.
sepl2 47-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
VIM. Schlachter,
Dealer in

GENUINE HAVANA SEGARS.
TOBACCO, Fruits. Nuts Candies, &C. Main ST.
i between the Washington Restaurant and Con-
gress Hall, both which establishments are supplied
by me through the "holes in the wall"
jan rs l4-sm
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Hotel for Sale!

A FIRST RATE OPPORTUNITY.
90 MRS. EMSLIE, being anxious to return
Iiii to the Atlantic States. offers for sale
- Mrs. Emsiie's Hotel,
situated in the pleasant and fourisng town of
CLINTON. Amador county. The Hotel is com
pleely fitted and furnished with everything neces-
sary to conduct the business of hotel keeping-all
the necessary out houses, weA Of good water at
the door, aud every other convenience
The Hotel has good and steady business. and
and the property will be sold cheap. II is rare
opportunity for person with small cash capital.
For particulars, inquire on the premises, or of
7. A. SPRINGER,
Ledger Office jackson.
nov rs 6-tf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Information Wanted.
GEORGE BRUMwELL SIMPSON,

.nF EARBY HALL. NEwTHAM. YORK
OS1lRE. England, will meet with something In
England greatly to his advantage by reporting
himself at, or addressing a note to this office.
Jackson, March 6, 1853.
mar 6 ootf
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Drugs and Medicines.

T,HE undersigned having re-opened the Drug
L Store formerly occupied by A. Morrill,, Esq. in
tends keeping on hand EVERY article IN
HIS LI.N-E-such as Drugs, Paints Brushes, Fan
cy articles, &c. &c.
: He solcits share of the public patronage.
CHS. w. SHOENEMAN. NJ d.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Geo. Thacher & Co.
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
VINES AND LIQUORS,
sEGARs, SYRUPs,
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN ALE, ETC.

ENGLlSH AND AMERICAN ALE, ETC.
Corner Of x and Second Sts.,
SACRAMENTO, CALIFORNIA.
HAVE in store and for sale In quantities to suit
Il purchasers
Sazarac Brandy,
0tard, Dupuy & Co. Brandy,
IT, Vineyard Proprietors Brandy,
Martell 4 Co. Brandy,
Pellevoisin Brandy, Champagne do.
Seignette Brandy, American do
Old Bourbon Whiskey.
Magnum Bonum Whisky,
Monongahela Whisky,
Scotch and Irish Whisky
Holland Gin, American Gin,
Jamaica Rum,
st. Croix and n Il. Rum,
Belle" Sherry,
Duff Gordon 4 Co. Sherry,
London Dock Port,
Forester Port,
Very Choice Port,
Table Claret, Sauterne,
Zine Old Hook, Burgundy,
Ginger Wine, Wolfe's Schnapps,
Kirschenwasser,
Absynthe, Norwood,
Vermouth, Jamaica Ginger,
Schrieder Champagne, Morzet do.
Hedsieck Champagne,
Gordon Royal Champagne,
Longworth's Catawba,
Sparkling Hook,
Hostetter's Bitters, Boxers do
Stoughton Btters,
Essence Of Peppermint
CURACAO. Maraschno
Annissette, Champagne Cider.
Gordons Raspberry Syrup,
Assorted Syrups.
7,E.N.NE.NT IS SCOTCH HE, in hhds.
tierces and bottles.
LION co. and Empire Brewery Ale, in bbls
half-obls. and kegs
SEGARS, Of various brands and qualities.
GEO THACHER a co.
Sacramento Jan s 1858 iaa l2-if
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
Pride FIGURING Mills.
$. III. MARLETTE.

SURVE YOR d CITIL ENGINEER
DESIRING to rusume the practice Of my profes-
- sion among my old friends Of Amador and
Caayeras counties, respectfully solicit their or
ders which will be promptly attended to- on reason
able terms.
~ Office at Jackson's News Depot, jackson.
Amador county, California. ~
novi 2-sm S. II MARLETTE.
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
ssSteye,s SalOon.v
AuadOr House,

SAMUEL SCOTT, Proprietor.
rT'HE undersigned respectfully announces TO the
l. citizens of Amador county, and the travelling
community that he has opened the above house in
the town Of Amador, where he is prepared TO ac-
commodate boarders and travellers in q comfortable
manner. The beds and furniture all new aud kept
in good order.
5zo- Good accommodations for Teamsters.
LIVERY STABLE.
In connection with the house is Livery Stable
where persons can at all times I've supplied with
good Horses and Bugges at the shortest notice.
SAMUEL SCOTT.
doc 10 Sc
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New York Ranch Hotel.

THIS well know Tavern Stand, five
AA sMmiles from jackson. on the main road
MIAW TO Volcano, has been re-opened by its
nS& old proprietor and will be kept as a
SXIbxS frst-class house. The accommodations
>~-lSfo<l>~ here for TRANSFERS are OF the best
kind and every attention will be paid to teams
stopping at this house.
The Bar is supplied with the best of Liquors,
and the Table will always be provided with as
good actcles as the season affords.
Travellers and others will find il to their advan-
tage and comfort to stop at this house
CY. HAMMOND.
sep 26 4s-5m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
+. REICHLING,

+. REICHLING,
JEwELLER AND MATCHMAKER,
Main freet, Vol cana,
S HAVING permanently opened in my
FJXA new Fire-Proof Brick Building. | offer
IL ~ to the public large assortment of
sSAs1< OLD & SILVER MATCHES,
and Clocks. Also--All kinds of States Jewelry and
good variety of California; ewelry, manufactured
by myself
Time keepers Of every description repaired and
insured. All kinds of California Jewelry will be
manufactured to order out the same gold that Is
given, in the best and latest style, H-ATCH CT
SES not excepted
In connection with my Jewelry establishment, /
have always on hand an assortment Of fine knives,
Guns, Rifles, Colts Pistols billiard balls NC.
n, B. have in my employ an experienced gun
smith aud am prepared to any work In that line.
Billiard balls turned ut short notice.
Any article sold or repaired by me Is insured TO
y what is represented or the money refunded,
n Ia l43m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
California Livery stable.
Broadtcay street, LfcRSO.N

Broadtcay street, L-fCKSON
<5pERw The undersigned respect
HfSIE fT@Er fully inform their friends
&Sa& IN d. and the public that they
keep on hand to hire, at the above named stable,
good, spirited and easy riding ladies' and gentle
mems Horses; also, fine Horses and Bugges,
which can be had on short notice and at prices to
the times,
re- Horses kept and groomed by the week or
day in the Stable, put on the ranch on good pas
ture and well attended to-
Ranch produce for sale, consisting of Barley,
Wheat Flour, Hay, &c.
rs- Transfers would do well to give Us a call.
L. & L. MASTERSON, Pros.
apr % 27-4m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.,
Flour and Potatoes.

lust received splendid quality OF the above
y articles at Tmay sFECXLER's
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26

UNION HOTEL.
<ssSA. The Proprietors of this old aud well known
BIZ ~ establishment would respectfully announce
tk.j51 to the public that they have renovated and
materially
E.NL-4RGED THEIR BUILDING,
and added number of entirely new beds aud rooms
for the accommodation Of those who may favor them
with call. Their
TABLE
win be furnished in good style any in the vi
cinity and at prices that cannot but suit. As they
have established the CASH SYSTEM they can
afford 10 do business fair terms as any Hotel
in the mountains
This being the Office and station OF the California
Stage Company. their agent will ever be ready to
attend to passengers for all parts Of the State.
s. s. HARTRUM, pu..
]. WAGSTAFF, ii0P 10
Union stable.
Connected with the Union Hotel is the Union sta
bic, capable Of accommodating fifty horses In good
style
HARTRUM & wAGSTAFF
dec 20 l0-3m
Amador weekly ledger., 1858-06-26

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Everybody Is speaking of the eloquence and
power Of a speech of Mr.. CAPERToN, of Monroe. in
the House Of Delegates, on Friday last We had
not the pleasure of hearing it, but learn from all
quarters that ii was brilliant, mastery and tell
ing effort. Mr.. CArERToN ia man of real abilities
and stirring eloquence, and it is much to be re-
GREETED that he keeps himself persistently ont
Ofpublc life. 1t was only by compulsion that he
came to the present Legislature, and unless his
constituents collar him next year, and bring him
back ri ct armis, we shall never hear from him
again. Virginia suffers from two opposite faults of
public men-tbe unwillngness of capable persons
to serve her, and the eagerness of incapables to
thrust themselves upon her councils. Snch men
as CAPERroN have no right to immune themselves
10 the mountains and hide their light under
hushei
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Commander lJerndou.

One redeeming CLEAN of sunlight from the storm
IN which the Legislature went to the bottom on
saturday, was the resolutions passed by both
Houses, In honor oftho late Commander Herndon.
The widow Of that heroic and lamentcd officer is
at present on visit TO the native town of her
gallant husband, Fredericksburg, town which
has given birth to some Of tile most gifted and
generous spirits of Virginia, and which still IRE
serves, In an eminent degree, the ancient charac-
teristics OF Virginia society, the blended refine
rnent and simplicity, the combined intelligence,
geniality, and chivalry of better as well as
brighter era.
The memory Of Capt. Herndon should be Justly
dear to his native State. 1t requires higher de.
gree OF heroism to die calmly in obedience to duty
under such circumstances rs those which held
Herndon to the sinking deck, than was eyor ex-
hibited by Nelson, Decatur, or any other mere
hero Of war, under the excitement Of battle and
the stimulus 81 glory.
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A COntented Old Man.

% Grant Thorburn, the famous old seedsman of
New York, wrote as follows on the 18th ult., from
New Haven, Conn:
81 have lived another year In this falsely So
called miserable world ] verify believe it is the
lest world terrestrial, that ever God Almighty
made. never felt head, heart or toothache, du.
ring the year just gone by; and this day enter
upon my efghty-fifth year. j walk without staff,
and eat my food without brandy or bitters. ne.
yer was drunk In my life, and never had rhen-
matte pain. voted three years when Washing
ron was President. I lived twenty-five years IN
der Ge0rg e III |; saw the whole reign of George
with Hamilton, Jay, Morris, old Governor Clinton,
and other prominent actors of the revolution"
Here is a pleasant illustration of the way in
which men judge the world withoat, by the world
soittiH. After all, this inside world is the real
world, and the outside one only Its shadow. That
hno healthy, old fellow, Grant Thorburn,-free
from rheumatism, headache, toothache, and even
heartache,thinks this is "the best world, terres.
trial, that ever God Almighty made" Wonder whe.
Their no would say SO, If he had suffered from n
continuation Of those maadies, or from protract-
ed visitation of any enc of them However, 1t is
so pleasant to meet with cheer full and content
ed spirit, one which Is elastic and happy, even in
old age, that we will not quarrel with this fine
old fellow. We will agree that, to people who
never have headache, toothsche, or heartache
this Is very good world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

The course OF the Governor, 80 far as we have
observed, receives the decided applause Of the
press and Of the people. The ''sovereign" who
sung out from The galleries of the House OF Dele.
gates. ~ give you Governor WISE! with all his
alterations and faults, still Gov. WISE" speke the
language Of the masses. As the Petersburg Ex.
press says:-"Goy. WISE acted with his accustomed
holiness and promptitude His course will in our
opinion be universally applauded. As it seceiyea
osanction of those present. IL will receive the
hearty approval Of every citizen of the Common.
wealth. We hope the Legislature will heed the
Governors suggestion. Go TO work in earnest md
whatsoever their hands hndeth to do, do with all
their might. There 10 plenty TO do, Heaven
Knows"
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DIED,

ON Friday night. March S. 1855, CHARLES BIG
GER. infant Of C. b. and Helm NJ. Luck, aged ~
months and days.
re- The different newspapers Of this city, and
also those of st. Louis, NO.. will please copy.
On Sunday morning. the 1ih inst. MIR. JOHN
WARROCK, In the S5th year of his age. ,.,t.
His friends and acauantances are requested 20 at
tend his funeral from s.. Pauls Church, on Tues
day the 9Th lnst at o'clock p NJ. without further
notice. $780,
en- the 9th inst, JAMES WHELAN, in the 35th
" ar of his aga. AZ
The friends and acquaintance of the family are
requested to attend his funeral from his residence
further notice.
Yesterday morning. at o'clock, PATRICK DEA-
DY aged about Fl years.
His funeral will take place this evening. ut "a
o'clock from his residence Cary street, between
18th and 18th streets His friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited to attend.
"a The members of the GRANITE sroSE CUTTERS
soTETY ARE also invited to attend the funeral of their
deceased comrade.
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by THE GOVERNOR. "A PRoCLA-

WHEREAS the General Assembly of the Common
wealth of Virginia, after holding its session the time
limited by the Constitution has failed 20 obtain the
concurrence of three-ifths of the members elected
to each House. to continue its sitting until the bus
ness before IL could be finished:
And after maturing mass of important legisia-
ton, embracing numerous bills of public and private
interest, the two Houses have adjourned without
passing upon those OF most indispensable necessity
and vital concern both to the Commonwealth and 20
individual citizens:
And whereas a large majority, though less than
three f1fths Of the members Of both Houses, have
repeatedly manifested, by their votes that exten
sion OF the session WAS required for further import
ant and necessary legislation:
And the members of the two Houses OF the General
Assembly are here now present al the Metropolis,
and there will be no need OF increasing the expense
of mileage in calling hem together again at the pre-
sent time as ia case OF waiting until future time
after they shall have retursed 10 their homes:
AMI whereas, the appropriation bills, especially
authorizing money to be drawn from the Treasury
been acted on and passed at the late session of th
General Assembly:
And in my opinion the interest If the Common
wealth requires the General Assembly TO be imme-
diat-ly convened:
therefore hereby proclaim To the Senators and
Delegates Of the two Houses of the General Assem-
bly, of the Commonwealth that they required 20
convene at the Capitol in the City of Richmond, On
Monay next, the Sth day OF March, A. D. lSis at IL
o'clock NJ to egislate further for the interest OF Tbs
Commonwealth, as they may deem necessary and
proper.
- Given under my hand as Governor and un
der the seal OF ths Commonwealth, at
LIS. ! Richmond. this the h day Of March. ls5s.
~ and In the SD year of the Commonwealth
HENRY A. WISE.
GEORGE ". MuxFoRD,
Secretary Of the Commonwealth.
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The senate.

II 10 dus to the Senate TO say that IL has faithful
~ attended to Ito duties during the late session
II has shown its usual fidelity and dignity, and is
no WY responsible for the utter confusion In
which the public business was left ct the close Of
the session. II Is also due to the Senate TO say
that this isis general character that it Is conser
atiys safs and useful body and that this lie not the
nrst session Of the Virginia Legislature 10 which
II has set IA example Of industry, without ostenta
tatiens snd proved itself worthy depositsry Of
the interest and honor Of Virginia. tsszssasr
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d 10 niSPATCH.
AorNfyY m NOR FOLK.
Consarucsive Mileage.

-, an. ,yritish Parliament, no man receives
sx,s,nr for hts services; man receives mileage,
49, stationery, penk nives, the franking privi-
-. nerouistes Of any sort. No country 70 bet
- s.ry.d BIZ its public men than Great Britain
W " rs.. .r,.rican Governmenf proceeds on dfe.
...s rr,nciple II pays iss legislators, and 1t al
t,,. them liberal mileage, and all the extras above
s.rm.ra,ed. So does Virginia; and We are not
nrsr.red 70 deny the justice and propricty Of this
policy.
= sut, notwithstanding this nnexampled national
mupaoenee, we hud scores Of men in Congress,
whose highest ambition IL IL to make A. much In
dollars and cents ont Of the conntry A. possible;
= whose whole idea Of the public js big goose to
he piacked, and whose only conception Of the duty
Of q representative 10 to feather his own nest 1t
matters not that personally, they are the merrst
eyphers In Congress; that no one ever heard a
statesmaplike suggestion or an eloquent speech
from one Of them: that, beyond aye or no, which
they cannot give withou, asking some man with
brains how TO give II, they never open their ra-
yenous jaws. All this matters not; they have the
power to plumber, and their conscience knows no
limit, save their capacity. These drones, instead
81 being driven from the hive, prevent the bees
from working, and eat all the honey themselves.
II is fact, which no one denies, that In repeated
instances members of Congress have actually
charged mileage for journeys which they have
never performed, and pocketed the same without
q quaim Of conscience! Thus, at the close of q
regular session, and the beginning of an extra
session, called immediately upon the heels of the
first; without day intervening, without travel
ling anywhere, save from their lodgings to the Ca.
pitol, they have had the supreme auaacity to
charge mileage, and receive IL, for every mile OF
distance between Washington and their honest
The Proclamation Of Gov. Wise, calling an extra
session, says "that there will be no need of in
ereasing the expense OF mileage in calling then
state of the finances of the State this will be ar
important saving. We can hardly suppose that
after receiving mileage for session, amounting
10 about four times the actual expense any one ia
Virginia would demand O second mileage for DC
travel at all. II such demand should be made
we fancy that the final settlement with q people
ground to the earth by enormous taxation, would
give suct quietns to constructive mileage In
Virginia ~ would prevent IL from ever again show
ing It's head In this honest and straightforward old
Commonwealth. A demand for constructive mile.
age from the present Legislature would out
llerod anything that Congress ever attempted
because the present Assembly has VIGOROUSLY and
eonfessedly left undone everything which 1t was
convened to do, and adjourned without having
enacted q single one of the various measures OF
''indispensable necessity aud vital concern to the
Commonwealth and to individual citizens" for
which they were assembled together. -.
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AcksowLEpsMsNr.-We are indebted to Messrs
D. r. JAeUEs Co., newspaper and periodical
agents. 12l Broad street, for Baltimore and New
Fork papers last evening, in advance Of the mail.
weare also indebted to Mr. l.. j. SMITH, pews-
paper and periodical agent, 1S2 Main street, for
similar fayors. g 9i -
Through the attention of these gentlemen, We
are enabled to lay before our readers this morning
variety Of late news.
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FIRE IN pRIDGpoRT

BRIDGpoRT, CoSS., March 6.-Tomlnson, Wood
Co.'s large carriage mandatory wassdscovered
to be on fire about half past three T. NJ The fire
was first discovered In the cupola, supposed to
have caught by spark from the furnace. The
stock and goods were mostly saved. Loss not ex-
acty known-estimated at about SIS 900 $50 900;
insured for $4,000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

Arthur A.. Morson and John N. Patton, Esas.,
have given opinions decidedly in favor the aeon.
version Scheme" 81 the james River ana Kauawha
Compsnya The opiniohs are addressed In letter.
10 Col EIals President Of the James River and Ka.
pawhs Company, and Published IN pamphlet form.
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LATER FROM HAVANA,
COMING TO THE SUPPORT OF THE LECoMP-
TON CONSTITUTION

EVANSVILLE, IND, March 3-The Journal says
that Hon. William T.. Niblack, member of the
House of Representatives from the Hrst Congress-
ional district of Indiana. has written letter to
gentleman in indianapolis, saying he shall vote
for the Lecompton constitution the final vote.
lie voted, he says, for Harris resolution simply
because he was in favor of investigating the facts
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THE BARK ADRIATII

THE BARK ADRIATIC SPOKEN.
New York, March 8.-The bark Zephyr, from
Messina, spoke the American bark Adratic
(which lately escaped from Bordeaux on the 10Th
of January, of Cape Paos, bound for New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

sT PORTRAITS Of the people by the whole at
the steam picture depot l39 Main street. Visitors
to this celebrated Gallery have their kenesses
taken in any form at prices varying from Csc to s25
The best Of work at low prices by the quantity. Is
the motto Of TYLER Co. 25 artists employed, max
ing from 500 to 1000 portraits daily. Mark the
nIace l30 Main street "a 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

THZarRr.-The beautiful dsama of Screen Bush
es" will be performed tonight, with the fascina
ting Miss 81. Clair, in prominent character The
amusing afterpiece "Jaek Robinson apd his Mon
key" In which Mons. Henri cnts up some strange
antics, will be repeated. Such a bill shoula at
tract crowded house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-03-09

~ RIcnnonD IyPoanAPHIcAL So
arm. me n<nsbers of ~ Ri~hmnnd Typoeraph.
ses srs st nee se,oek to unite Il
wing the last tribute OF respect 70 cur venerable
dereased fsllow-crAfs. man, JoHN WAsRock.
TIM ynasfer urinfers editors. reporters and ether
..tschss ~ TIE nress are iuvitedfo unite with the
Typo9fsphicai Society on this 9ccasicn., .o,n
~@st 4 n ~ Rec. seer.
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THE WEATHER NORTH.

WASHINGTON, March Sit commenced showing
here and at Baltimore this morning at daylight
severe snow storm has been prevailing ia Phila
delphia and New York since 10 o'clock
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80, says u u wrong to doubt that tho ass spoke
ING man, when No daily hear 90 many men
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-. THE RBoULAR MONTHLY MEETING
Of the Youag Mems Christian Association viii be
held at their rooms In G0ddin's Hall. this tTUkS-
ID al at ss t''s, az "a JAS LEE, Rec. sec,y.
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ny. A MEErIsa of the members Of the
Hibrrnian Society win take place In the school room
Of the Odd Fellows Hall. on WEDNESDAY even
anested 10 attend: aiso, those Wishing to become
members are respectfully invited.
Ry order OF the President.
8 NH a--0f j.. III. VtD6itLAN. Spcsy.