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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1858-03-11
Il. Il. GAY,

Il. Il. GAY,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS,
OILS PAINTS, DYE,STUFFY
DRUGGISTS GLASSWARE, SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS. ETC.
.s BURLINGTON, IOWA.
a LSO:-Dealer In Dental Instruments Gold and
"A Tin Foil, Perfumery, Window Glass, great var
iety Of Fancy Articles, Sporting and Fishing Tackle
eD Agent for Smiths Machine Cards, ana eli pop-
utar patent medicines. n29-'t6-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

A III. persons owning lot, or lo,s,iu the War
n shall Cemetery, will please give the I'M
dersigned their number, or numbers, aad the
evidence of their 10, or lots being pad tor I'M
mcdiat.ly, The object Of this notice Is To
make new and corree, map, with the owners
names .hcrcon, and for the general good OF
those Interested in the prenlaes, as well also
10 collect what money ia due and owing for the
lots already sold, and for preventing any con
ilict Of titles in the sale of lots, Those neg
Letting to give their attention TO thi. notice and
request, may find their loss sold and paid for by
subsequent, purchasers, which would add en-
barrassmen,, difficulty, and confusion, TO that
which has largely accumulated already. Per-
sons owing for lots viii please pay for them.
Ihose desiring TO purchase permanent home
viii apply to to the sexton, George w. Rama,
ESQ, or the undersigned.
JOHN Y. WILLIAMS.
Nee. Be-rd TrpNsss MarshaA Cemetery,
March 20 bs ae-u
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Professional Cards.
Dental Surgeon.


hR J y JORDAN having re.afued
- MARSHAL, respectfully ten. R-
def- BIZ services 90 She citizens Vpv$1
and vrlntY. Al operations cn- III
trusted &C. hm are warranted 10 be done
the best and latest improved manner.
He voud say 10 hi. irlends, that while
New York last summer. Dee saw aud proeur
much 'at, ani vuiuaa Information 10 y,
try. comprising Aliens patent for insefli'
teeth ~ith continuous gan-, and restoring
contour OF the face. ftpr 81 aiph h. paid 5 So.
the latest and most improved method for
sorting artificial teeth ysi knowa to tae ,.
tesslon.
Avn Is. lsaI- n
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20


\ few days since. man rejoicing in the
name OF Dr.. Lee. hailing from Florida, aud
accompanied by woman whom hegayc out
rs his wife, arrived in town. lie At once
enquired for tho leading Masons aud Odd
Fellows OF the place, to whom n piteous
tale he did unfold. His story represented
that when he bad reached the neig hhorhood
of Boggy Depot in tho Choc,aw Nation
by some dire misfortune he had lost every
thing 40 had. aud was now seeking to make
his way to Austin, lie had letters from
Masons whom he had met since his late
misfortune. recommending him to the relief
of the fraternity. To the questions pros
pounded 10 him here, be gave such answers
rs to give rise to the suspicion tha: all was
not light, and upon more critical examl.
nation as to whence he came .@'alhor he
was going. What his business, &c, his an.
swers were confused, contradictory, and
some Of them very absurd, His teputed
wife WAS also examined aud gave little more
satisfaction. She is apparently an iguof>
ant woman OF 10 refinement or education,
who may have been dupcd hy the Dr., vino
is rather dashing kind Of fellow, wcaring
good clothes aud sporting n magnificent
face of hair The conclusion came to,
was, that Lee Was either insane or n great
knave, and that the woman might be ttayel
iug pafamour and imposler CT moie M,
fortunate. but honest dupe. whom be bad
deceived into somc kind of sham marriage
hey represented lhat the mifrinpo took
place IN Font Saith. but could give no
satisfactory account. The woman repreN
scented that she vas d"sirous Of separating
from Lee, and OF returning to her father
near Font Smith, il she hpd the means Of
getting back | pom consultation it was
thouga hes, by our leading citizens iof that
coutse to be pursued parse Of twenty
odd dollars was made mp Lee Informed
that he must consent to "a summary divorce
aud the next morning the woman started
back in charge OF gentleman, apparently
much TO her loy 1t was animated to Loo
the same day tina, he had better proceed on
hs Journey n blot that he bad the good
sense to take, aud ace 0tdaely lefi olooL
The public cannot be taa courteous of
the.o travelling mcndicsnis. and especially
should the charitable iialcultirs keep
sbatp look out Tor tmposiors seeking to
take advantage OF their kindness and sym
pstnes Dai'ds Hy1id
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

MRS. ROBERTS would respectfully in
wi form the Ladies Of Marshall, aud vicinity,
that she is prepared to attend to their wants in
the way Of
MILLINERY AND MANTU AMAZING
Having all the late fashions Of the Northern
and Southern cities she is confident she can
please the most fastidious.
Her room is adjoining NJ c. T.. lIynson's
residence.
Marshall March 30, So 29-lf
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Commodicus Livery Stable

with good ward and water, all embraced With
Ia the terms Of the lease,
TAc different Stages al arrive at ard Dffat
from ne door.
This affords rare chance FOR good invest
mont to any person DESTROYS to engage IN
Hotel keeping. Such are advised 10 cali upon
.hc undersigned and at an early dale OF to al
dress hlm through the Post Office ,,
/ u SMITH
Jan 40 S. -
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New Advertisements.
Planters Hotel,

NorfIead Corner Of the Public Square.
Marshall, Icras.
THE undersigned having recently
Il. become proprietor Of this {otel, re-.
AAAA specially informs his friends and the
public generally, that he is prepared 10 nceom
modate all who may favor MN with their Ipat-
ronage. The house has been thoroughly rem.
oyated, and large portion of the furniture
been newly furnished, lis table will te a-
well supplied ~ that of any house in Eastern
Texas. and his charges moderate.
he siagc office Tor all of the stage lines
running to aud from Marshall, are kept at this
house.
JAMES LEE. Proprietor
March q, 1855. "
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
COTTON MARKET I.

COTTON NARkE|.
OFFICE OF THE piCNUNE, 800 }
Fetn,y EyrNlse, March H. ISIS !
Yesterday, there an active demand "' cotton
and tho sale. amounted to ialy soooo bales To-day
hole srr asking fuller price,, and there Is but little
doing. 49,.
Inferior a Nddnns 90
Ordinary .t. ~ n"nd Nh.iNR ~ "
t,a.i Ordinary ala "a Mhiflms Par lss
Low Mnidiing ioi ioi Fair a
The receipts focladior 7sie eale' oa hand ''nee
tic IS, september hove keen ga 2a3 hi'c' -
,-,,,e,i during san. ,inie $50 @si
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
" archousc. Mention, Texas.

ID. IT. VI = II y
DECElNlSG. Forwarding md Commissio
II Merchant. Has moss on hand pad 10 A.
rive. larg. lot Of Sugar, Coffee, PORK, Baeon
Sat. Iron, Aau- Castings, Baggn.. Ron
Rec, No'asso. Candies. NhisseY, Apple v
ecnr clc. which are offered for small adyar
oa cos; Tor casa. Or to good customers as
advance on retl1a. aug 2-s9si
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LOOK SHARP!

4 H. persons indebted to rs are requested
y TO come forward and settle their nc
couuis or We shall be- under the painful ne
ce.sty of placing them IN the hands g. 40
officer FIR collection Ntpr' settlements mgie
strong friends, is an ai and true adige We
are 10 errHca and no humbng, So lool 0m AZ
ter the ~ # May next, aIl unsettled accounts
Will be found In au officers hand. We want
good pgggg customers, and TO such we are Will
ing and ready 0 oler greai Inducements. We
want no other kind aud wish It expressly I'M
der-tood. will not have them a. soon a. We
end 10 be Otherwise
G. T.. HYNSON & co
Mprch 20, 80 29-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

i.iGur ~ .UE EAsr ~ II the MnssHchu
seils House OF Representatives. foeeutly
the Hon C,lob Gushing disturbed the mo-,
uolany Of the m0rairG hour by ptesentlus
- preamble which dsnounces the Nsssuchu
sets tui slaecry Socie'v. aui introduces
resolution wing the petitioners for Judge
i.afiue'. retupeal Iravt o. Wiihdrav. When
tho sutlect comes up for discussion lork
ont iof t,h speech tom the * Attorney
Grueral
WINS as lloors - t. a racent lilevi'i
letter IA the Home journal. the v'lter, who
j.. rcckoucd by many an authoritative ar,
tgrr c'fedHiiarpm ia respect tn dress,
uBkes fam ol females who tfnudle large
hoops jp carriages apd iu ihr streets. eui
concludes gn amusing essay with the COL.
loving picture ol Ai- own situation while
s,,ampad uHder rrtucoat or rather an.
der couple datms as'sge'r'te iu Broai
way:
Aud IL was curion. omnibp- oVpotisuce.
FOR ms rustic nsrg,s. to he two thirds bid
t.u.uaj., Is c.uylo ot prtirosts, as | was
b., the "Bllo l.It.''--;b shut. (which met
nrr.ss m, .apl leaving u,N head and chest
N.dle. ID .s TINE. hui making the remainder
ombtrnsug,y mbuious N.i was entire
Iva Stronger 60 both .siiss. i' vas queer to
Doe wondering Ds l1uni Irresistible. on
losipt sight oi mv own ,ueesl which al the
two petucaals would Waia away w,'h me
40 parting.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
CITATION.
Jur STATE or IrNAs,
County Of Hrrrisoa
No 81.
A. 4 stone vs.. Collins, Dillon & Go.



10 any ia'efnl officer # SAID county gre'f'ns
Xror are hereby commanded to summon
Collins, Dillon & 90, by publication IN
the Texas Republican, newspaper printed IN
said county, for three successive weeks, 70
he and appeaf be fore me AZ nv Office, at Pow
clifton. on Saturday the 27.h day Of March
lshs. Al 10 o'clock A. NJ, TO ansNcs the com
plant Of A. Il Stone, in plea Of debt Tor the
sum Of forty.two a-ioo dollars, principal dne
by account briefly as follows, tow, made IN
the year 1887.
Herein fail not, and make due return OF tins
writ as the law directs,
Given under my hand, this the lst day Of
March, 1883.
suAs q ALEXANDER, J T.
Issued to c. NAIL, Constable, March is'
1915
March 4, SO, No 2'~W
N(rARp-R oRi :, variety for sale ~
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Carriage Making and Repairing.

s~'"S' ''""'"S """ ~ I"''''S
SHOP East Of Pnbiic Square, NarstoH,
Istas
HAVING leased the Carriage Shop Of VIM,
] ! NJ Johnston, immediately East of tho
public Square, we are prepared to
carry on the carriage making and 49,
repairing business IN lis various A-R
departments. Having many years experience,
we latler ourselves, that f,r uoatnes, If style
and durability Of work, we viii be unsurpassed
by any other establishment in the south.
Plenty ot material always on hand
Repairing done at short uotice
Prizes u, loss rs can bee afforded BY any good
mechanic Al work warranted
Call and examine our work and prices.
l.. GOIDlN.
II. A. MANN.
Marshall. Texas Marcel 6 ls5s ~.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
LAW CARD.

w y. OCIIlLTRFE has located perma.
W uen,ly at Marshall, for the purpose of
praetieng law. lie will attend regularly the
courts OF the Sixth Judicial District, and the
supreme and Federal Courts II, Tyler
March l3 1853, ~
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\1lI'It,I,
r. -....ss--- :; Z. y.....4s z1-s,=s,s.-s-
~ - Mt .ss-s'DRs
To Cotton Planters aud shippers

TINE southern Pacific Railroad Company
i are rrepar,d 90 receive cotton, and other
freiehts Of SCOTS Depot seven miles cas-, OF
Marshall
y II Scott will receipt for the same and
forward To- the undersigned at Petersburg, who
will ship promptly, according 10 direction.
Al up fgcights consigned shall have strict
attention by
JAMES VI CURTIS.
Fob ~, 30 2G-u
~ Tyler Reporter, upshnr Democrat. and
tbc Beacon, ii.nde-som, publish three months
and send account TO VI {.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

HAVE located permanently 3, Marshall,
Texas They trust that from long eS.
perience and extended observation in private
ard pubic practise aud their well known strict
attention to the duties of the profession, they
vii. eougnue 10 ENJOY The confidence. aud re-
eeige the patronage Of their friends and ths
pubic.
OFf,C E--N. W. corner pubic square.
Residence near the BAPTIST Church.
fch 9Th. IS. 3t-iy.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
Law card,

50 lane, Attorney al Lar, Marshall
VI Harrison county. T.sas-
September 10. 1858,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

JUST RECEI\ Ed.
- AnA ASSORTED IRON
lD.t VW Coco Castings, settles, noir
ovens, SPADES 81,
SO kegs nails, assorted
roo Pair heavy trace chaius.
S6 Dozen Seoyd and Brua cotton hees
10 Dozen hsmes.
10 Dozen hog * collars.
10 Dozen blind hfdiss
10 Kegs riAe powder
700 Pounds superior cotton plough INES
10 Coil. erss rope
Star candles Vinegar, Sc, dc
For sale low. hy
g.. e. sRf,,e. co.
r.h,..-r ~ tsss No 70 II
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NcOlS,\H\.

\N'E have removed from our old stand to the
w house next door to Mossrs HAYNES q
Harris, where We are now receiving fall
stock Of saGdlery. We shall be pleased to
have our old customers call and purchase more
and pay lot what they have bought
J. H. EDWARDS & GO.
March 90, '5s 2g-f
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Notice 10 Mechanics.

sJ>lIF undersigned Commissioners, appoint
Cd hy the County Court # Smith county,
viii let 10 the lowest bidder, before the Court .
hon.e door. at , o'clock on the i2ih Of Aprl
next the erection Of two large brick bnild'ng'
within the courthouse yard for county pn'ro-
ses. The undertaken viii be required to enter
into bond, with -ufiieY, resident ~ Nulh
county, and the work, While progressing WI
he subject to the supervision OF the commas
siuners.
The general plan may be found IN the clerk +"
office, and ali the specifications will be there on
file ten days before the letting.
y l. GOODMAN,
J. c. MOORE,
u r. SElM IAN,
t. r. SWAN,
). IT, BDREN.
March 30. 1883. .'-sl
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New Advertisements.
NEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS,

NESSRS. WV. BRAprrELp, a Co. would
vi respectfully announce to the citizens OF
Harrison county and the public generally, that
they have jus, received and are now opening
a, their new store IN Marshall an entire new
and complete stock Of
FANCY AND STAPLE
Fall and W inter Goods. Their stock comprise.
every article usually found AN country store,
and having been purchased in the northern
market on the most favorable terms, by one #
the partners who has had many year. experience
merchant, they feel confident that they can
offer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
LIVERY STABLE.

On Houston irmue, Ead Of The AdkiaS
HoHse. HlrshaH. Ieres.
J'llE nnder- gued having Purchased the com.
l modlous aud eegaud brick livery stable
ON Houston Avenue, contiguous to and East
Of the Adkins House, would respectfully in
form his friends and the public that he pre-.
pared, - be Ga'ters him sell, to satisfy all who
may paironfr him Ills stable il one ef the
best IN the state and it will be bis eudeavor 10
mana e il in style 10 correspond with the APP
pearance of the premises. he viii keep % all
times the very best proycnder, and sill not
only have on hand good bo,t,ers bu, S. give
hia personal attention 60 the business Horses
aud butsies to hire, rr.ee~ 10 correspond
with the hard times.
s ~ BOOTHE
Marshall, Tcsas Feb. II 1855
NOTICE.
Tvs -rArf or TrNAs,
C1aN'p n Hqr'ison
\ Office ishcrchy given, that pnnond Knox,
y Executor OF the estate 81 Robert Knox,
deceased has filed his accounts and vouchers
with the said estate. and that SAID accounts and
vouchers Will be- opened nj the next term OF
the county court, TO bee held in and for the
county Of HARRISON. Texas. ON the last Mon.
day tn March 1883, 1t being tine 2qjb dsy there
off, Tor consideration and allowance, when aud
whore an persons interested may attend and
contest them i they see proper by order Of
SAID court
T. c BENZLEN, CLERK
Feb g. 1858 33-i.
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THE a-se.smen; roll of the corporation oi
i the city of Marshall has been completed.
and the Taxes are due All persons concerned,
are hereby notified TO call on me Mt my office
Or. u +. founR's trick .lorc) and pay the
same, by the frs. day Of May nsAi as required
by law.
r. +. KENNEDY,
city Assessor and Collector.
March G. rs IN.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
{ OV ny NJ.

Beaver hats,
Cloih. Plush md Glazed cape
Velvet and Peterschanc csp-,
CI.OI Nl<t..
Mems Gne black cloth coats,
% Cashmere and tweed coats,
Cloth AND l'toi-eioih over coats,
Sattinci and Jeans coats,
Blanket coats,
FINE satin vests.
cashmere and siA vests,
SIX yelyc, and hiaek cloth vests,
" black CASHMERE tae's,
coiorcd ao
lnen bosom shirts,
mcriao and -ilk do.
drawers,
nfo d,Ill drawers.
Boy clothing Of every description
SADDLERI
Mons saddles, Spanish ard American,
ladies saddles,
guegy and wagon harness,
Wagon and pillow bfiieN,
Fine riding brides and n'artingaies,
Wor.'ed ard cotton eifihs and elr-ingles,
lea er and rope haliefs,
Horse AND inule c5iHfs,
nrery anal carfiage feius'
Sa4fup. and slrup gathers,
Birdie bits ant spurs.
saddle and eafFcl bags,
Trucks aHd yai,es.
wood ware,
Painted aud vanished buckets,
cedar tubs,
Brass and ron bound buckets,
Mcll buckets
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

I " CioUGH, Attorney a. Lar, Ma
y A.. shall. Harrison Co. Texas.
Ir Office 10 the row of buildings Eas,
hc puhlic S'uare.
Sept, :, 1855 Sly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20

~ S. JENNINGS, attorney rt Lar, Ma.
-. shall, Texas Dlhce at North-wes
corner o. The pnbltc square.
January ~. 1855
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Mr.. 4. sears,

nFfERS his professional scrsses 20 IL
- citizens Of Marshall, ana surrcundin,
tountry,
ir Office at the Drag Store Of Sanders
Selfs
~ NJ ADAMS, AfiarHsa ~ Lsac, Marsha
\. Harrison county, Texas, viii practice
the sixth judicial district, and in the sapreu'
ard fcde-al courts At Tyler. jan II, 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-20
W. 4. EARIGON.

sHoraeg AZ Lar. Justin, Ieras
WILL give attention 70 the collection O.
W ciaim. in western Texas, the inve-tigs
ton Of nnd Titles. procuring patents 10 land
and the prosecution Ht claims iar Head rgh'
and Buun'y lands WI practice in the I
District aud supreme CoaTis OF the State
Austin
Ir ofrier--ia sWeHson'- baildinr, No o.
shove Duilan- Drug store.
att MAY a. n,rsr
MCKAY < HAYNES, Attorneys an.
vi Councillors az Lar. Marshall. Tcvs
viii give prompt attention 10 all business
trusted 10 sheir care
J~ of'ce Fast Of the public square In
buflIinr firnerl, --s "gifN ~ t'tf5, T.
t,uf. -. 81 No l2-v.
HAVE removed from Marshall to Aus,
] where shall reside for tNo or more yen,
sud will attend to the .r"es.ication and setil
raent Of business 18th the different depsf
,neu'e Of Government, and the collection
CLAIMS against persons in the vicinity OF Au
Tin. lDN Akb tiAkh.
April. 1854 "
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to purchasers
TIE following T. portion Il their stock
Fancy Dress silks.
Plain black and Noreantiqpe six.
Black dress SIX striped aud PLAN,
Florence DO al color-,
Ladies Persian sill, Scarf,
Cbauie
SIX pocket handkeTchicfs and crayats.
Bonnet and sash ribbon,
satin and lu-,fIng
Velvet all width,
SD frireed dre-. thinning,
Marratque
Ladies' ,ils and marine vests,
ladies blarS and pearl IN h0ss
geyes,
Jneoue. and Swiss nn-lin.
Check
B.-hop and Victoria lawn,
Embroidered aud dotted swiss
SNis. roD.- Tor party dress.
Jacouo, and ~wi..cdgug and Inserting,
hArda.
Embroidered Swiss sad Jar1nef collars.
Si.eye-,
Linen printed,
Eembroidered l. G. handkerehiei',
iiem~iifcled
IRISH l.aln. supprl1c,
White Frcnch bonnet cord.
All WOO and Persian deA.ac
Hack ELK warp alpaca.
t1iared
Black and calorrd cotton velvet
piai and solid colared g.nghsin-,
French ui5 calte,
French mar no gII c1I0rs.
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Marshall Cemetery Notice.

March 30, 1883.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-10
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
at Poverty Bar. CalVeraS Co.

VUVHE UNDERSIGNED offer their entire
Il property at Poverty Bar and vicinity, for
sale-consisting of the following valuable real
estate, viz:
One two story Frame Store house, 81 by 40
feet with counter, shelving and fixtures in
lower story, and Hall suitable for Theatrical
or Concert purposes in the upper story.
One two story Frame Saloon, 20 by 55 feet,
with all the fixtures, beds, bedding, &C. This
building is now occupied as boarding house,
and doing leading business.
One small tenement adjoining the above,
and formerly used as a Billiard Saloon.
One Cottage Dwelling House, with all the
appurtenances, stable, outbuildings, &c.
The above property is situated on Main
street, Poverty Bar, and will be sold, inclu-
ding the lots, without reserve, cheap for cash.
ALSO-Three Billiard Tables. Two of
these tables are marble bed, and the best in
the county. Also, at the same time and place,
two Wagons, with team a large quantity of
Store goods, suitable for the mining trade;
lumber, barley household furniture, &c.
ALSO-A Store-house and Stable in Lam
cha Plana.
ALSO-A number of Houses and Lots at
Winters Bar.
ALSO-A Lot Corral, &C., in Camanche
Camp. A good Billiard Table will be sold at
the same time and place.
Al GA number of valuable mining
claims
The above real estate with large amount of
other property, will be sold at great sacri-
fee, to close business. Enquire of
TREDWAY, KETTLEMAN & co.
Poverty Bar, June 16, 59. je 19-42*
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-10

New BurLDINGs- -Workmen are now rapidly
completing most of the buildings suspended
two weeks ago on account of the Frazer river
panic. The large brick extension of Zwinge
Co.. restaurant building, is completed and
the plasterers are at work The brick build
ing of Mr. B. Crowley is progressing rapidly !;
already the frames for the iron window shutters
and doors, are set This will be one of the
handsomest buildings in the Camp. The brick
building of Mr.. Thos. McGlynn will be put
under contract as soon as the brick can be
furnished ; it will be iron front. The Kinder
hook Hotel has been delayed for want of lum-
Der, but will be commenced the ensuing week.
The livery stable of Mr.. Robert Chambers is
progressing finely, and will be finished next
week.
San Andreas independent., 1858-07-10

10. o. Ed. D. G. Master n r. Root, of
Campo Seco, has installed the officers of the
different Lodges of this District, to serve for
the ensuing Term. We are indebted to him
for the following list:
Hope Lodge No. 33, (Angers,) July lst-
w. B. Chaplin, N. g.; Thos. C. Harvey " G.;
John A. Whitney, r. s.; VIM. Dougherty, T.
p. G.'s S. Barnard, j. X. Doak and j. r. Smell,
assisted.
Big Tree Lodge No. 6s, (Murphy's,) July I'd
-Chas. A. Hunt n G.. Lewis Weber, V. Co.
o. b. Powers, r. S.: John Heinsdorff, T.
7. G.'s S. Barnard, J. X. Doak and II. A. Mes
senger, assisted.
San Andreas Lodge No. so, (San Andreas,
July 3d.-John Gallagher, n. g.. Geo. Irvine,
V. g.; G. B. Sausman, r. S.; J. +. Nichols, T.
John Showalter, p. S. p. G.'s S. Barnard and
G. E. Sloss, assisted.
Campo Seco Lodge No. Sc, Campo Seco,) J
July 6th.-Wm. A. Homans, N. G.; w. o.
Gray, V. g.; Isaac Lurch, r. s.; N. T. Root
Treas; August Mabes, p. S. F. G. VIM H.
Miller, assisted.
Mokelumne Lodge No. A, (Mokeumne Hill)
July 8th.-W. kitridge, N. g.; ]. b. Wright,
ington, V. g.; Thos. Stevenson, r. s.; W. P.
Peek, T.; Geo. Watt P. S. P G.'s o. f. Tib-
bits, I. s. Louttit, G.. w. LittIer, j. r. Smell
and NJ. c. Ferguson, assisted.