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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
OBITUARY.

Died. the 3rd of August. lsjS, CHARLES ELISHA,
child Of John W. and Sarah f. Crews, aged year
months and Ii days! May this painful bereave-
mont of one upon whom the affections were per-
haps too strongly placed, ndd to the attractions
which the quiet rest arc blessed Immortality of
the future state presents to the hope Of the chill
dren Of affection.
''Al is WE'LL" leave the world
For my resting place and home;
See. yon glorious gates unfurled,
There the angels bid me come
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

NORFOLK AND PErERsBrnG RAILnoAp.-The Nor
folk Herald announces that only two miles Of
track laying remains to I've done on the Norfolk
nud Petersburg Railroad. The lapse Of few
more days will bring the spkng Of the last rail-
in tho great iron chain from the Chesapeake to
the Mississippi Next week the trains will run
rnrularlY.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

THE PRINTER.-We have Internationally neg
lccted herctofors noticing this neat and invaluable
publication. issued in a large quarto form by
Messrs. HENRY & HUNTINGTON, of New York. A.
its title indicates, it is almost exclusively devoted
to the Art preservative of all arts from the
,ares Of which. we hope, they may receive that
patronage which their laudable efforts should me-
rt. geographically it is equal to the finest Of
book printing
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
CHURCH STREET LyuChOure Va

fuNlS ltous. situated In the Immediate Vicinity ct tho
most business part 81 the riy and the ocaton 70 onc 81
the quiet aud h"rl,hy the place 10 atfaugef hec
fore. its position 10 particular, desirable.
The their friends md the
public generally to The liberal pa they have cx.
endcd thcu and Them that they will cudeaver to
merit a ront,nu al their 3D. 81
An OMNIBUS, RA0GAok " AGON aud PORTLRs Will
always hc found landing III" arris al
trains and boats passengers Ia and t"m the
Hotel van ~ GRANGE. SAEAD \ CLARK,
sep, lats ta# Proprietnrs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

AssAssINATIoN.-D B. Scott, an overseer for
Hon. A. q. Jenkins. was shot and killed OIL the
2Sth ult., I'M Cabell county. by Luther Com
meens. who WAS arrested shortiy'after. Scott was
riding in a wagon and was near his residence
when the assassin fred on him.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

THE flux is still raging to an alarming extent
In TazeEell and Smythe counties. The last JEFF
tersonviNe Advocate says: This dreadful scourge
is still depopulating Rich Valley, above Chatham
Hill. Itfs, however, confined to small locality
Some ten pr twelve deaths occurred within one
mile squaAe, in the space Of eight or ten days
There have been ouly few cases in this county,
and no significant number of them confined to any
neighborhood. None at all have occurred any
where near the Courthouse.
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ST. CHARLES ilOTEL,
Corner Main and Wall HtI eeta,

RICHMOND, VA.
FuNE undersigned have leased the ahnve Hotel for tern
II years and fully prepared 10 receive their
rud. aud the public II intend to make tho ST Charles
In all respects. comfortable aud agreeable 10 M patrons
Board el Is per day. TlipS H. 4, INGRAM,
Ia a ,Sr.,ia IN MDSNN,
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l.YNaIlDCRG
FEM ALE COILEGE.

FEM ALE COLI .EGE.
fuIIE EXERCISES of his institution will be resumed
the second Mnndsy IN September with greatly Increased
faciltes for the OF both boarding and
pills aud for thorough instruction branch
pertaining 10 a II mpieie fcma education.
FACILITY.
Rev SAMUEL X cox President. Professor of Mental
Moral Science. and o History.
LY,URaUsG MAIHkws A. NJ, Professor latin
and Literature
L. BLANKESsHIr Graduate Of Va Inst, Professor Of
Mathematics,
G. ApoIpHr SAnTosL LII u, Professor Modern Lansu,
gea
Sig +. BozxAorRA, Professor Of Music.
Miss MARY G. LEtPFR Mrs KATE KIRKPATRICK Insfruc
tors in Primary Studies
pro OF DRAWING and Painting teacher AZ Embr OIL
6ery Ncelew additional teacher
the Elementary English branches will soon he provided
EXPENSES Eonrd inlrding fuel niture lehts and
attendance fur Of five onihs So Tuition English
branches SEQ Tuition in Latin, Greek, ct The
Mdsru Languages $40 Instruction on the Piano Guia
e25; lns.rniuert 81; usc OF Fuinitnro$ 81
hall the board and tuition nvaiiab" required In ad
-,, in cr>i aprp' -, p i"'sdvr viii
he required to furnish h sho t. rwo iiwcasts
tahl. uslhins and IA silver sp"nn
sN Catalogues containing iarthc particulars he OBJ
tanned the \irgnian ictt he i""k Stores Messrs
PsyHe Christian and II u Acor; hy application
I't, sideu lily 10 lul SAM'i. X. cox President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
Markets..

Markets.
INV Yosx, Aug. ll--Four higher, Ohio
S SO To s. so. Southern s 10 to IS Is. Wheat
quiet. Southern Red 90 to 81 IS. White 81 30
to 81 SO. Corn quiet. Yellow 95 to 81.
BALTIMORE, Aug. ll.-Flour steady. Howard
street aud Ohio IS rs to IS 379. Wheat I'M
settled. Common and medium 5 cents lower
Prime firm and unchanged. Corn quiet. Mixed
70 to so cents White "a to sc cents. Yellow 90
10 % cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER ST. LOUIS.

NRw Yoax, Aug. 1.-THE Scamcr 81. Louis,
from Aspinwall arrived here to-day.
The Steamer Star Of the West sailed from As
piuwall on the 3D. with one million and half in
colfs The Frazer River cxcitcmcnth had somewhat
nhated Th ere had been collision between the
MERGED Mining Company and fremont's men at
Pine Tree drift; the former made an armed at
ack upon tho latter who kept the assailantsat bay
until the Governor was applied to, who called out
the military. when tho assailants decamped. leav,
ing Fremont in possession.
OREGON U. D. SENATORS.
The Legislature Of Oregon has chosen Gen.
Lane and Ollason Smith o. 8. Senator's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
CABELL HOUSE.
MAIN STRDDT. LYNCHBUR0, w

L. FISHER, Proprietor.
fvNIiS HOUSE having been thoroughly repaired, aud
II hnrnished aud u additional Rooms. including n III
MING ROOM 40 by % feet attached n open for the
erpiion Of travellers md the public generally.
Hs table win be furnished uh he hest the market affords
and his har with the hest of WINES AND LIQUORS.
An omnbus baggage Wag"u aud fort.rs VII slwaS be
found the .pois the o tho aud ALSO ~ the
raehr, boat T." transport passengers fr.c oi charge
aua
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
CTTY AND STATE AFFAIRS.

Vas ASsrr,;ns "BIc Snow" arrived in shis Ell
w,ye sterday mrrnipg, and gave exhibitions alter
noon and night. The attendance OH both occa-
sions was very large, and the performances gave
the most entire satisfaction. Two IRE exhibitions
will be given to-day, both Of which,w doubtless
attract great crowds.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

DrDLKY IaLL.--Tbe lovers of the Drama will
lie pleased TO learn that the abve Hall is under
going a thorough renovation previous 70 its open.
ing BY the Messrs kUNKEL next moath. The old
stage Which was entirely too small for theatrical
representation. has been removed. and another
larger will be erec,sd in its place. n will be 26
feet wide by % deep, raised q feet in front. A
gallery will be constructed above the present place
of entrance for the accommodation Of the colored
population. Many other Improvements will be
Introduced. When completed, which will be about
the lst proximo, we may expect fhall far superior
to the old ono in arrangement and decoration
The Messrs. krNRrL will open sometime about
the 1st Of next month, with a company composed
of masters of che histrionic profession
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12


hrlph VIC DisIAsI ~ q .H inLt
TALifi rDysen'o'y VI .'1'e"l '.pe IS p'11a'i"s
70 learlui erlen, ~ Ieho'e'on county W. a., "a
18th ult., says:
Mrs Martha Mccoy was buried on yesterday
and also Mrs. Dunkle Isaac linn died some two
weeks ago. and since that all his children, four IN
number. | am not able Ia give the names OF all
who hare died during the last MONTH but there
has hardly been day but there has been from
one to four deaths day for several weeks past.
At this time there are not so many cases Ut the
disease IN town. Mr. Cnmpbeh Masters Is sun
poorly and ~ not expected 10 recover: Mrs. fair-
burn and child; ). u. liil'e's child; Mr.. Skiics
children and some blacks are suffering from the
disease.-The doctors are oil going constantly, and
there is no telling when it will aba'e'
Another mot. letter from the same place. dated the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

CAxPBxLL County CorRr was in session two
days. and adjourned, Tuesday evening. On
Monday, Emanuel Taylor, free hegro.l charged
with stealing watch, was found guilty, and SEN
fenced to two years imprisonment in the Peniten-
Siary.
Joseph Eads, charged with larceny, had an ex-
smination, and was discharged. This last trial.
had rather IN unexpected finale. The party whose
property it was alleged had been stolen, and on
whose testimony it was confidently believed tho
accused would be~convicted had, previous to his
appearance in Court, been indulging rather freely
in the use of the ardent. In consequence Of this
indscretion on his part. he evincea disposition
10 be mysterious" and unruly in the presence of
the worshipful body having the interests Of the
Common wealth in hand, and, instead Of securing
the conviction of his neighbor. he was adiudged to
he "jugged" and to remain in "durance vile"
until sufficient time shall have elapsed in which
to cool off,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

A. - RCCl<E.R.
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,

UIVoNt NC VI G'dI H0N,
IIACWHTRG. "a,
IL EEPs ccnss ty hand ars. and varied sss'r,mcn'
IN Of tikoGER.sS AND STAlit my GOODS which
he offers the trade reduced for cash. In cxchRnf,
Tor Produce Il In his hereafter" to conduct his tt
entirely CAsu rusCIrits and in order effect this
desirable object he M sell at such prros viii protect the
Interest IT all who may favor him With call
Grateful for the share of patronage received al the hHn
q" Ills he'd friends and pnc tor III" last ''s
years 10 begs continuance Of their kindness In hi
business Ian It's
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

j w. g. j. II. HOLE,
WHOLESALE AND RLTAIL GRO CHRIS
AND
COMMISSION MERCnANTS,
LiNCHBCKG, VA
HAVE constantly on hard large and well selected ste ok
Of GROCERIES,. which they invite the attention
trading this market, feeling confident that
who will give them call will be pleased with qualify
price of Goods
A large stock of LIQUORS constantly on hand
Par, ular attrn ion paid To CONSIiNMENTS
~" Our house the MI RRELI. & STRAIT
TONS, and nearly opposite NOWLIN ALEXANDER'S
Give a call JOHN ". HOI. +, JR.
ic .6ts JAMES II. HOLT,
N }. FOl.KEs Inns the pleasure Of offering
lIs 10 his iriens something In thu Of n RECLIS
mo EASY CHAIR, Three POSITIONS attain, in this
Cha; Is the simplest most complete and cheapest
Chair offered for sale this market 1t is cptas
alike for the invalid for the ordinary purposes Of
Chair Call and See it. T. J. FOIkES.
jy =7-,s
XNRITE sal. PUCR WATER.-A supply 81
White Sulphur Water direct from the ceebrat, hite
sulphur Spring in Grecnb neatly pni In bottles Tor
sale Nv aug 2.ts JOHN II. SEAY. druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

Mia CARA Signalled.
HALIFAX, Aug. 1.-THE Niagara from Liver
pool, Signalled to-day
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
JOHN II. & SAM'L9 TYREE,
COMMISSION MERCHANTa

LYNCJBURa VA e.
S~il Tsha cc~, W heat, FISwr, and Other Csantvy
Pi oANee y
OGcs al YOUNGER SMITHS noary opposite Ewpevs Aenk
VnNAk this method thelr thanks heir
friends and Tor their very liberal pa
ttou and e by their oastonasy Puactuaiiy In tho die
charge of business render entire sasAetlen
bty &C. ,hoy refer eissns Of Lynchburg nsr
ally .a 2 o' N ap1 Syts
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IYNCH,SsS ,W'!,.A.REHOUSE

ACE uNSE RTHNlsS-Al large lot 1T 25c per
aug as JOHN rTRvIs, AT q
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12
IYNCIIRURG COLLEGE

NlE fourth annual session ii ih Institute " w commence
j on the 18th Sopiemtct-
Tho location L. Of the leatbis and Accessible In
the SOUTH aud the study both ClaasA and
fcicLiihc equal that II the h, American cole
Mtliar, WI T.. rN,crnv an,,l
der IN, Mr. B. Htntep-hr. 'dune of tho VIZ
Military Institute, aud recently CONNECTED h the
niiod Stairs Coast survey.
The rrv.a professors win have exclusive charge 81 tho
Grammar School In wirh yNu NJ will bu thorsua ably
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

MACHINE OILa, OF varis1. ki.d.. tor .nie
IVA by JIG l0hl S1ABLER JONES.
nOWDRN's DENTA1. FLUID, Smells Tooth
- Powders For sale by J II. THOMPSON e. co.
iy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-08-12

Machines from our new patterns arv prevns themselves
victorious, ,wil bo seeu Iom The fJl,wins
WHIrIEMOkE josiah.
Tn Ia - certify tha, have two Of WHIrrfMoR a. Jos.
IIHs riPESIiING MACHINES, and recommend III ca
"a be the VI mahn"s In ocra"and also Ieeon'ned
th-n to an, thai In want u Ma hines have been In
the hrcshng buanes far several os md they far eseecd
no thai have had sin'u haye been 10 tho thraah
Ink business saMtIL d. PATTERSON
Aurust a. I
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
Lot and Won.

The battle has been lost and won, and the
banner Of the true Democracy again waves
over the Eureka State, its broad folds emilia.
zoncd with victory. Our veteran lcgions can
again rest upon their laurcls won in fight
where they asked no quarter and would have
received none. As Of old, they fought with a
courage that was invincibe and patience and
perseverance that could be withStood by no
obstacle, defeated by no ambuscade. The en-.
cmy was numerous, well disciplined, and COM
manded by generals skilled in all the arts and
fcnts Of political warfare, burning with hate
and thrsting for revenge. His lcgions were
Of many tribes and kindrcds, his household
slaves and mercenarieS Of many tongues, BAH
dcd together for the sake of Spoils and re.
vcngc. Ills captains were covered with the
scars Of many defeats and marks of scourg
ings inflicted for the numerous crimes they
had committed. Ills legions were indeed
composed Of desperate men, ready for "trca.
SONS, Stratagems and spoilS. and with their
brave array and Haunting banners, they hoped
t. carry fearjnto own ranks, and cause the
younger soldiers to faltrr and it might BE- de-.
Sert. But the God Of battles was with the
true Democracy. liz inspired our Captains
with wisdom and our Soldi rs with c0nras.
The recruit in our ranks waSa hero and witiL
cd his virgin blade as a veteran Of an hundred
wa'S. Patriotism, that divine sentiment, the
gill Of Cod to all that are good AMI true, ill.,
spircd our ranks and made our su'il phalanx
to move rs one man. With our banners wa.
wing t" the brc' T., e'nblazoncd 18th that SCH,
timent dear 20 every Democratic hrart--"COn
>litmtion and Country, advanced upon
the cohorts Of the enemy, strongly GoI tiielhy
hulwarkH Of deceit and ca umny, with broad
black flag cmblazoncd in gaudy clnract r.
with "SpOilE and revenge" waving over th,n
The conflict was severe, hut aft,r time their
black bulwarkS yield;d tn our prowcsS, and
the day was crowned with victory. His mer.
cenary t. oops 6cd before the fierce eyes of the
Democracy; his governors and his senators,
they that had prepared the stinkpots for the
campaign; his lawyers and his wise men; all,
all, fed to the deep cavcrns and the mountain
faStnesScS,a and will there lie concealed until an.
other war shall arise in the land. when, it may
b.. they will again array themselves against
our lcgiOns.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
JUSTICES.
Justices of the Peace and Constables.

The following is correct list Of the justices
Of the Peace and COnst IhleS chosen in the
different townships OF this county, at the re-
ceccnt 81 ction:
Placcrvillc Observation-Disclosures. G.
Davis aud John Bush. Constab.es-Joh ID.
Van Eaton and j. ID. Boop.
Diamond Springs. -Justiccs-Chas. F. IT.
win aud jackson Spencer. Constablrs-C. ID.
Brooke and VIM. II. Stark.
Mud Springs.-JuSticcs-,A Irvine and
W. u. Shirley. Constablcs-Thos. Donoho
and S. Anderson.
j. II. Watson. ConstableS-N. L. Boswell
and Daniel Branthover.
Grecnwood.-H. d. jackson and E. L. Craw-
ford. ConStableS-G. W. Fvrrce and j. II.
Smith.
Salmon ENTHUSIASTICALLY K. Berry and
N. II. Eastman. Constables-H. Roberts aud
e. Silvcrhorn.
-JusticcS-Elward Dowdand Hen
~ Maycnbaum. Constablrs-JohnSon Ode
neal and JAS. T. Porter.
Big Bar. -JuSticcS-C. S. Brashcar and j.
Is. Jackson. Constablcs-W. B. Deeds and
Robert Kincaid.
Gcorgvmwn.- W. Russell ard
w. T. Gibbs. ConstableS-R. c. Crockett
and w. Howell.
White Oak,-Justices-A B. Bates and C.
Hix. Mat. Lahr and Thomas Singleton.
COloma. -JuSticc>-Gcorge Duden and H.
X. Stowe. onstablcs-ChArleS SchietFer and
John Curtis.
e., CAsumncs --Justices--Gcorgc Basor and
John G. Bell. COnstablcs--A. T. lea and
George Daywalt.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

INGRATITCDL.--Il worst Cd>c Ot wool'N-
healed ingratitudc that has trans;irr SIM,
the ming!ing Of backs and hoitcr>. is said IT,
have occurred in this county on the da, ~,
election. Ever alouS to carry ihri p"i1t>
by fair or foul mrauS, c'rtan w"o!ly.hca'ir,
caI itai>ts of this city, i a.cne one ui thci!
rrtaincr$ To an outside precinct, we'll 9brrlct
nth ready cash To be used a. arguments PI
arrived ut the precinct, the Bo.u>itc SPAR"
neither time nor money in cndcav"rii= Ia a.
comp.ish his unhalow,d mi>Si'n About a.
c did acc"np i>h, however, wa, 10 .ct iii 0
lis cmpl y r. cash, which WAS al! < rae l'n-
b. fore thr polls closed. When, il orleg t.,
carry the war through the day, hr pAwncd hi
chronnmrtcr for more cash to s,,nd f'r wins
Ky. The poor devil woikcd lard aud >pcI.t his
own cash, ali for III" good # the cause, ana
ut last d served credit for his Yea but, alas :.
the invi'linuS 81 i->"r> If "a uniNy ~ ere hn>
clipling III" leaves frnm his anrrl wryrt
even while he was thus tui IL. in the can>t
Some hcartlcNS scamp started the runor that,
instead of working fer the good f tic WOO
Business, he hal tura"i traitor - his ca
players and was spending til ir mon,y an.
his own labor in the can>c If tue Democracy.
The rumor flew through their notify rank
like ~ ild-iirc, and the story was readily b
licvcd. Curses were hcapcd upon his dcvotr'
head. The telegraph was hruu.h t into ,vqui
siton and large sums Of money were spent
trying to head OFT his supposed tr.achcry.-
Thus it ever is with those who lend them
selves to base purposes. Their un>crupulou>
employers conscious Of their own dishonesty.
are ever ready to doubt their loyalty
Whether the injured party was furnished with
money to redeem his watch, is case Of quiem
abe.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11

FINE PEARS Wednesday last, We were pre-
scented by the Mcssrs Bronson with some dc.
lciouS pears grown in their orchard in Up
per Placcrville. They were Of tho Bartlett
variety, and in size and flavor surpassed any
fruit Of the kind VIC have ever seen. The lar.
gcSt pear measured 81 inches in diameter, and
81 inches in length, and weighed Is! ounces
The largest pear Of this variety exhibited Mt
the MarySvllc Fair, measured inches in
length and 81 inches across the base. Thus,
it will be seen, that Ell Dorado would have
horne of the palm in at least one variety Of
fruit, Ind she competed for it at the Stat
Fair. The tree barring the above fruit was Of
four years growth,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-09-11
SheriG's 4aIe.

DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of the Clerhs
Office II the lion District Court VI the lth judicial
District, AID FIR II Dorado County, On judgment
rendered the 10th day u Augut, 4. ID. lejt IN VOF
Of ,. II. Mccker X Co., aud agaitt iehry ". Jones
aud }. j. Clark fur the Uf three hundred aud hy.
dollars. wIth interest thereon nj the rate Of
per per from the ICih DAY VI August, 4. d.
lse, together with the VI twenty three 0-lO dol
lars, cO't> II suit aud accTuInE costs, have levied up
and ALL tNp-,sc 10 public sale, ut the Court House
dour III the cItS IL IlACerIlle,
OHI..e "a Il daI OF CtObtr. A. II. IETB1
AZ ter "'cOtk \ Nj, all he right, title, crest AID
!Liu VI tire ,did Jvr- LIATk, ", ~ AID To Tue fol-
o"ing d, .cIIhcd PropTty, lyIpa and ishE IN Upper
lactTNIIiG, k IOTAdV Count! AID state Vi California,
~ WI: certain Lot VI Ground the south eide Of
BruId~a! street. bounded Ob the Last Ly PRAISES
O"ncd b! MIR. Wheeler, uh the south b! llAnytONn
Crrk, On the West by the property owned ~ the Sohe
VI temperance, and Vn tile North y DIOadIay ire &,
-fTOil.Lg the aVut " It, rlLLI La
thu width. a-ut 3 feet To the cIniVT u llALg
to~nt \. also, 4 iTznc LOu'e, Stable and Maek.
smith, >h" and all UtL' InTnNCIn' ntS OIL Said ha
a- Sv Love .StTs sIIty situated IN the sSAg
OF the Liquor ~V " }. }. lark ard IN the sy had.
! ILg ~ til, cunt House T.. NOAkDp6.
>h,T.t II III Dorado ouLtJ tHmfF a.,
Bl ". J. Bt k~EL', CLdrr SL,nd
Sheriff 5 O1.ct, Lac, IIIllv, tptCILtT In, .tA.