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Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

AN affray occurred at the Dales, (orepon
on the 18th of April, between W. s Green
wood and F. J. Rice, which resulted in the
death of the latter Both parties were re-
Gently from California.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

WILLIAM CLINTON, who was recently ar
rested in San Francisco, for pursuing a col
ored man named Willom Freeman, with a
drawn knife, and exhibiting slung.shot, has
been fined one hundred dollars for that of
fence.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

FooT RAcE-A foot race came of at the
Park yesterday afternoon, betwee Cherokee
Bob and ID. 5. Simmons, which was decided
in favor of the former he coming in one foot
ahead The amount bet by the contestants,
was two hundred dollars-one hundred a
side.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

A LAWFUL Acr.-Geo Law brought us, on
Friday, nice little basket full of strawber
ries, sweet and juicy, and delectable to the
taste. This is rather early fruit, but Mr..
Law has, we believed, an abundance of it on
hand
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

A French girl in San Francisco, only fifteen
years of age, has been arrested and taken be-
fore the Police Court. She is charged with
leading an idle and dssolute life.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

RTcH.-We learn from the Plumas Argus.
that Messrs Ford, Evans and Powell, of ia.
mison creek, recently took out piece of
gold weighing over seventeen ounces togeth-
er-with 1852 fine gold in one week
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

AGRICULTURAL SocIETY.-There was n
very respectable attendance, last evening, at
the City Hall, for the formation of District
Agricultural Society Dr. E. Teegarden pre-
sided, and Geo. Merit. Esq, acted as Secre-
tary. A pretty thorough organization was
effected, full report of which, including
the Constitution, we will give in our next
issue
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The following named persons have been
convicted in the Sacramento Court of Sess-
ions, and were to have been sentenced YES
terday. Thomas Marvin-assault and bat
terry on Hartford Anderson; A. b. Winchell
J. II. Mckinney, John Lowe and George
Williamson-grand larceny.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

MAY PARTY AND BALL-A magnificent May
Party and Ball will be given on Monday at
the Wick House, near Brownsville on the
Camptonville road, as per advertisement in
another place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

In San Francisco, on Friday, man named
Peter Riley, was examined ON charge of as
sauit with deadly weapon. His case was
sent to the Court of Sessions, and the bail
fixed at eight hundred dollars.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

JoHN LuDwIcK, has been fined eighty dol
lars in San Francisco, for knocking q man
down.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

AT last accounts, R. F. Ryan, indicted in
San Francisco, as an accessory to puroining
certain Court Records, was still on trial.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

RELIGIoUs.-The Rev Mr. Thomas, of
San Francisco, will preach in the Methodist
Church, this morning, at IL o'clock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

OK Thursday evening, in San Francisco
the Association of Retail Liquor Dealers"
elected the following officers for the ensuing
year: President, Ben Adams Patten; Frs
Vice President. Adam Mayer; Second Vice
President, IL. Cordis Treasurer, T. b. Par
ker; Secretary, J. G. W. Shuttle; Correspond
ing Secretary, w. II. Patten
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

REcoRDER's CouRT, YEsTERDAY.-Ah Choy,
for petty larceny, sentenced to chain gang
for thirty days. Carlisle and Welch, two
d. d's, were fined So each.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

A WOMAN named Mrs. Holmes, has been
examined in Sacramento, and declared insane.
She will be taken to Stockton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The examination of the Sacramento High
School was concluded on Friday. The exam
ination is said to have been creditable.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

PLACER CouNrY.-Placer County paid into
the State Treasury, on Wednesday, the sum
Of Sll,550 Is.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The Red Bluffs Beacon, says that the po
litical horizon is beginning to brighten in that
region, and that candidates are beginning to
button-hole the "dear people,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The Mammoth Quartz Co., at Quincy, have
driven their new tunnel through to the
lode, and are now taking out rich rock.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The financial condition of Oregon, is said
to be in a very discouraging situation.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The Newton Diggings in the vicinity of
Quincy, Plumas county, are reported as pay
ing extremely well.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

lN OREGON, the two principal candidates
for United States Senator, are Hon. D. Smith
and Hon. G. II. Williams.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

The Eureka Quartz Mills" at Quincy
Plumas coanty, are now crushing quartz
which Yields thirty six dollars to the ton.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

In Sacramento on Friday, L. p Redwine
was convicted of grand larceny. lie will
receive bis sentence on Monday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

DR. JOHNSON PRcs, late State Senator from
Sacramento county was recently married in
San Francisco, to Miss Annie Jones.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

A LARGE quantity of stock have died in
Oregon, the past winter, owing to the sever
ity Of the weather.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
9eu Aduertisem
Where

Where
Is the place you can find the best HAVANA CIGARS?
In the El Dorado Cigar Store where you find the
very best HAVANA CIGARS, 4 for fifty cents.
h. LAVY g. CO.,
Ell DORADO CIGAR STORE,
mh29-my 26 ID street, near Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

DIR, LEWIS CROSBY, has by order of the
Tehama County, Court, been released from
his liabilities.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

MEssRs. Norton d Graham, took out of
their claim recently, on Jamison creek, a
lump of pure gold, weighing twenty-five
ounces.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

EXTENSIVE preparations are being made to
flume the East Branch of Feather river.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

Is the Sacramento District Court, Michael
Coffee, has filed a petition in Insolvency.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

A writer in the Bulletin suggests the name
of T. G Phelps, Of San Mateo, as a suitable
man for the Gubernatoral chair.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

Ma. STEPHEN HIDDEN, was drowned in
Rogue River last March.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
TIE Bulletin Of Fridn,. 49,.

lHE Bulletin OF Friday. says:
Reyillo A. Swain and others. commenced a
suit in the Fourth District Court to.dav
against Henry NJ. Naglee He claims s5es
as, for gas fixtures placed in the American
Theater.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
Mary sviIIe III. ID. Society.

The regular monthly meeting Of this Society will
be held on SUNDAY, May 1st, at II o'clock A. NJ at
its room in FL Dorado building on street. pune
tual attendance is desired. JOS. LASK, Sec'y.
GS- The annual election far officers of Eureka
Engine Company No. l, viii be held at the Engine
House on MONDAY EVENING. May "a, at ~ o'ck.
GEO. NJ. SCOTT, Secy.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

We find the following Dispatch, dated San
ia Cruz, April 9th, in the Register of yes
forIov.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

First gun from the South. Lecomptonism
defeated. Anti Lecompton Survervisor cleo
ted by large majority, bya strict party vote
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
TELEGRAPHTC.
OVER THE NORTHERN LINE
[ EXCL USTTELY TO THE DEMOCRAT ]
The Abduction Case--Rescue of the Vic

The Abduction CaSe--KeScue OF the VIC
tim.
SACRAMENTO, April 80
The girl Alice Sackett, who was abducted
from her home ON Wednesday last, by one
Sam Wigensten, was found to-day, in a
house on Eighth street, where she and the
said Wigenstein were living together She
will he sent to the Sisters of Mercy, in San
Francisco
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

FURTHER News FROM SALT LAKE.-Th'
Valley Tan, of April 18th, contains the fol-
lowing intelligence:
We understand that by the middle of next
month all the stations on the Chorpenning
mail route viii be completed and lot o.
stage coaches will be put on, which will make
trip from this city to California one of pleas
ure.
On the Eastern division, Hockaday d Co.
are preparing to open early with splendid
lot of coaches, and next Summer the problem
will be solved to the satisfaction of every
one that the shortest route from the Mississ-
ippi river, the quickest time can be made
and more comfort had on the Great Contra
or Salt Lake route, than any other overland
mail rout across the continnent.
There will be large emigration from this
Territory to Pixies Peak, as soon as Spring
fairly opens.
All the Rocky Mountain streams are up
and a booming The South Platte. we un~
derstand, has spread almost over the Valley
to the bluffs in some places.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
Pioneers.

EIOneerSs
Your regular meeting viii be held on MONDAY
EVENING at half-pastT o'clock when an election Of
officers for the ensuing year will be held.
F. G. CHASE, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01
miscellaneous.
GREAT SALE
OF
IRISH LINENS,
FOR SIX DAYS NLYl

FOR SIX JAYS ON NLY!
A TTENTI0N, LADIES.-At Store No 100 First
IN street, second door from d. comprising the fol
lowing articles Piece Linen for Shirtng, Sheeting
Under Garment Linen, Linen Towels, Breakfast and
Dinner Napkins blea he'd and unbleached double and
single Satin Damask Table Cloths of any size you may
require Fl ON to thirty yards in engh Ladies and
gentemens' Linen Pocket Handkerchief Diaper Lin
ems, splendid lot of Printed Linens for ladies Dress
Goads together with every other article that is
ufactured, in the Irish Linen line.
Also, one case of beautiful Marsaes Quilts
All of the above goods have recently been brought
from Ireland by the present owner, with the nten-
ton of opening branch house of his firm in this
state but not finding business agreeable to my antci-
pations and believing that such branch will not pay
have deter mined to close out tho present stock at
whatever price they may bring.
Heads of Families, Hotel keepers Restaurant keep
ers, Merchants and all others who use Irish
Linens, particularly requested to call and exam
ine these goods, for will offer all of you every in
ducement to purchase
All of the Goods are new, warranted perfect, and
without any mixture of cotton.
You ' requested to call soon for my time is limi-
ted Imust positively leave for the east the next
steamer. Yours, respectfully,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-05-01

Mining IN SIERRA.-A correspondent OF the
Union, writing from Mount Rose, April 22d'
says:
In many mining localities in this section OF
country the miners are busily engaged IN
washing the dirt they eXcavated during the
Winter, and in many cases with fiatterng re-
suits; for instance: the Minnesota Company
on Rowland Flat, the day before yesterday
took out fifty ounces, or 1915 the product OF
two mems washing for ten hours; they also
got one piece of pure gold that weighed hve
ounces. They employ about thirty men IN
their diggings. Also the Bright Star claims
are paying about 81 900 per day Several
sales have been effected at the rate of $4,000
per share There are sixteen shares IN tue
Company.
The next place shall call attention to Is
Mount Rose formerly Cole Canon.l Inns
place is situated about two miles directly
east of Howland's Flat and one mile north
| from Poker Flat, and at the eastern slope oi
Table Rock Mountain Only three compa-
nes are at work here, and one of them IS en-
engaged with a bed rock tunnel, The Fash
ion No. has now run an incline one hundred
and twenty feet, and struck bed rock anc
gravel that will guarantee them an ounce
per day to the drifter. In one car load o
gravel they got 81 so.
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NAN ARRANGEMENTS Ar WASHINGTON POST
OFFYCE

The Great Eastern Mail from baltimore, Philadelphia Now York
lluaO arrives a. or a. n and 5st " %
from this olnee To and by those
places viii be closed heretotare aud Ocock daily
The southern win closed hereafter daily AZ % and
O'Clock y aud ~ be received, a. hereloiore dAiy, by "a
me second Fen. D. and the Great Western
Mail p daily The mail trains north Of fhaselphA
connect with The train Tor buns
brings Mail arrive here BY "a a. m 40 a-t
era Office Sunday night ana no Eastern
Mail Sunday morning
adjacent places Ia Virginia Il closed at
d M except Sunday received ak times week with mail
from BALTIMORE Ma, by ~, m
The Georgetown, d. c., received twice daily by ., a.
40 ana g. D. M that place the came hours
1ts Mali from Rockville received daily by o,
and I ls elosedlo for those places at o, y.
Annapolis Mail closes at 2 and ., y. M daily
Mail FROM BloOkyle, &c Md received daily except sun
by places By o, y. daily
Cocsye Mail closes Monday, Wednesday, aud Friday
ats Tuesday Thursday andsatuTday at p
Upper Marlboro 49,, Md received by 4, p ~ aay ana -
closed a. ., y.
day by g. D. M Sunday Tuesday aud Thursday at y
Warrenton bddieburg &e. Va, received daily by o p IN
closed at 0, ..
Leesbur &C. va received by and closed at O. Monday,
wednesday, and Friday. ...
Tue postage newspapers and that all printed matter ad
foreign country, required TO be paid M advance
The open O'Clock 10 S5S O'Clock p cAiy
except sunday that day from TO TO- m and
from oh TO "a, D. m.
Tobacco daily other places on the route as above
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body pouches Of good and sab
eight and ior the smaller sizes ot less than
sever ounces @ la square LOOT me bottom sssr ~
strongly with the best iron ryets well inned
The pouches 70 be made o. cotton canvas. den'e
% resist water weighing for pouches Of size No not
less than 20 70 the yard Of 81 width or u OUNCES 20 The
yard inches width pouches Of size No 2 not less than
Of 70 inches width pouches Of size No 3
no, less tban % incl wh she threads
d the warp composed least yarns each
pouches Of numbered aud s. are TO be made Of
weighing than IA the yard Of 10
inches i than yard 80 inches width
the threads Of the and welt to be composed Of al least four
| - Lsniasr and Canpas Maj Bags. -
Size NO body inches long and 81 ncho vide ia the widest
parts bottoms being IL by 20 inches.
40 mchos long and IS inches wide N the widest
BODY q sne. long 10 inches wife IN the widest
parts bottoms being 10 by 20 inches
mail bags be made Of good and subs,a
bag leather, ue tanned weighing han 70
| ryted, 10 be done 70 chae horse rider.
The canvas horse mail bags are be made OF cotton canvas IKE
Proposals for Of Of
are invited value adaptation service
specified price such improvements viii be considered
articles be delivered at The expense Of
delrha fitsburg, baltimore, Md. Washington ~
Richmond Va Raleigh, . Charleston, savannah Ga
Mobile Ala New Orleans La Knoxville Nashville and Memphis
Tenn Louisville Ky Cincinnati Ohio = Louis Mo and en-
require and order and they 70 be rd inspected
delivery be received which shall be Inferior
The proposals should specify price proposed
be furnished No proposal will be considered IL no, accompanied
specimens samples Of each article bid Tor showing the
construction, and quality OF materials aud Workmanship offered
lies (wose responsibility by postmaster
place where they reside thai they VIII become responsible ON sui
the due performance of the contract In case such
The specimens samples department
before the 18th day Of Arh next and those which shall
copaned the accepted proposals. WILL 18th such
should be well and distinctly marked with the number de-
noting m size and have axed TO sample Of The materials Can
which Is made All specimens deposited by
with safety and be used in the mail
service paid the IN tho proposals rel'
4 r.
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RATES OF POSTAGE DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN
RATES OF DOMESTIC POSTAGE.

rJ oor Zach hall onnoe under prepaid
nn nrns no cents All letters must be prepaid by
ONs eoVV horl ,n crveloncs or they viii mot be
s s.smp~ u ~ " :, ~
Ssqs PERIODICALS caIa'; a % sn any part e Of
,he ensa s'a,ee, MOI required
B prspa not Msss ,ss nser oos miles and cents an
any distance doo s peaaynen required An fractions
Sanso i pe css,u,ea a. an addiionnl ounce
s|ps @ q and circulated in the pub
hshedny yer quarter 100 Az, an semi, monthly IA, monthly 4
aud periodicals when weighing ~ ounce double the
Small Newspapsrs published monthly os asssor ao Snd
over %se f Nsm ss within the county where published
,sS 1aai a r' rscr r~' ID" - $3.50 - $1,000
70 England Ireland and scotland California and Washing
a excnIed0 "a cents X From California Oregon, Wash
ingiop, % cents X OF; :, ... - 90 o.,,.
on
To German States by closed mall 80 cents y o.
- no BY French mail x az cents p OF.
DO by Bremen mail, Except Bremen, Frankfort Lax
emburg, Wurtemburg, Holland, aud the Meth
erlands,) 10 cents y o. ,,.
DO by Hamburg mail except Hamburg, Frankfort, orr
Netherands1 10 cents "a on
Bremen By p. s,S %a aa IL i io esa z o.
40 Frankfort warembure, by Bremen OF Hamburg mall -
ma faSeaburr by Bremen or Hamburg mail Is cents
NJ oand and die Netherlands by French mail 81 cents az
To AUSTRIA and liz States by closed mail 80 cents y or
Do do by Bremen Hamburg mail, Is cents y OF
DO do by French mail, ~ cents = or, o. cents
KoA
To Russia BY pra.s,n o smnurr mail 20 cents o.
70 prussia ,v prussan alp-ed nall 30 cents y or
by by pnst mail 81 cent, Z o. ~ cents y o.
~ sa,,,,ap states by Prupsan closed mail Il
~ w ny prpmsn or HAMBURG mail 30 cents . o..
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KINNEY 8 HOLLY,

II AND WARRANTS located and sold Lands
bought sold Taxes paid Money invested real estate
seSuy per Collections made and RENTED Nv
isfaoion guaranteed. aR LII q,
Refer senator Green Missouri Polk OF Missouri S
Iowa arlan Of Iowa. Hon. T. teRGson
brla Tarraory Hon Craig Missouri; Hon W W sobo
Alabama Mcqueen, South Carona Gov W. Bso1'
Nebraska Territory,
HOLLY Of the above nrm As onnd until March n'
Kirkwood House, $40 Twelfth street
6--2wdA a.s estfe..N
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DRorosALs FOR WELLS, PUMPS. &c.

MAYORS oncE,
Washington, February y, 1853.
PROPOSALS writing received this Office up
o'clock m on day next making pumps, by
drant logs conveying and for sinking webs Including all
completing manhcr aud Tor keeping the pepc,
for constant nse IN the nrst district composed Of the s, AID
Fourth and Seventh wards aud 10 the third district composed
ia be given to Inherent contradictory or year
mencpg the day Of April 1852 agrccaby to the Following
specifications No bid from but practical pump maker Win be
the contractor will BIO required TO conform rgd
FOR WELLS .
Digging and wang wells including reovins the
na The walls TO be four inches Thick Of good hard
Cleaning wells, each
sinking old wells deeper, per foot $50 HH.h
Taking out old wells and putting in same per foot
Gases more l,tn eight feet length
wells including materials the covering be Ofbt
Paving wells, including brick and pump stone. .
old wells aud covering with old materials each
Opening old wells and covering same with new timber
taia FOR PUMPS t..f e1ltEs#
Keeping the 10 repair VIZ stopping all leaks &C. When
can he done without taking out ~, the pump each
Taking out and putting in old pumps, per log each
Making joints in old logs.
New logs put in old pump per foot
New pumps, per foot H@..
Boxes and spouis for new pumps, each, as Hr.
Copper chambers for pumps,
Al Top rses 70 qsare = Zines clear q The best white
ter All top pieces TO lave three coats Of paint a
FOR HYDfsANrs,
keeping the hydrants repair stopping all leaks &C. all
spons repairing the old and repairing The
belonging when be done without taking the
bydrant out, each
Taking hydranis aud putting in same, each.
New hydrants, per foot
spouts for hydrants, each sfaa#
Spout stones, each, 4# H...r
Painting pumps and by drants three coats, each
Bids will be receiyedfor hydrans from practical plumbers
IRON WORK.
Handles axes spears plates bands repairs per pound
Spout lower box irons for pumps each.
New joints 20 old spears.
New and valve irons FOR hydrans s6....
la
spcciye kinds , et.g. gE-.
received that is by practical pump
maker.
Contracts viii not be assignabe sata.
The whose offer may accepted will be reqa
for faithful performance Of his their contract and
comply
conditions
within he named in the order Of the Commissioner direct
lug Mayor authorized employ other per-
the to furnish the materials upon
expedien which the contractor
failing shall be responsible to this sorporatn
thereby, aud the Mayor at bis
annu the Of such
Feb io-2awMars JAMES @. BEFlsEr Mayor
Sepasata proposals will be received for keeping
10 punpa repair year the satisfaction OF the Comn'
soncrs the several districts Bids will STATE
price per pump each The % furnish materials
said Commissioners for all &C.
pairs below he surface and cleaning on, the We
aud aHopavnG around Nae pumps - : $1,000, -,
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@o Grand Baden Louis born August 10 1924 n nnde
guardianship by insanity.
His father Ferdinand husband Of the late oooon regent IN
al september 10, 1855
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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION oF
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.

THE CHFH OF WAsHaNGfoe-
-
Re0lssr- William hors~n.
Corporation Ate'asy- James NJ Carlisle
gs. S gy e hsa,@-clares y fofss NJ
Boon AeperEkdwn J. kioPsr
GIlslar Halliday cisrssRsObsn clsary william
H. Williams
s"Ssy0T- William Forsyth
FSa wayd-Dr p G. Davis, D b II smith, ESQ.
TAird Ba,d--Dr. W. C. Palmer Joseph Bryan ESQ
f5gra gayd-Dr. W p Johns,on FRANCIS nolan' esq
sza wagd-Dr y :. walsh, John D Brandt esq
seVath Bfasdnr .. Morgan, Henry A. Clarke ESQ.
A,Drasoan,xs n. ,rrss uKn.,,s no V,s zoos t-
tv, v,t.'l ns,lI q p,ssa,' A''A ~ inns '00A
rAsI ,Va,i ysIan,,mA ~ ., iasn 0a0gfa ~
F,artA ward-James oallan, fofE
SIN Wayd--James D. O'DonneIl.
Seuenth ward-p. b Clarke.
49,, w,o,- ,,,0, = nss,. - - y 'A' i'O0A s laa
S s"" u nasa ,,o, W. ~ ~ I love n D.
t sses a wa,e /, " a Toner D. . $3.50 t- 80
S aa "S %ayan5 y = whit Whit, Nm " m ~ l a
noAHD OF slDxxxHs.
Ssao"d Ma,d-Lhomas Miller and Thoms. Fisher la
F~h Ward VIM W Moore and and srsnra Mb l
ss Ropsr, clashs a a"d Aaron M1
sessstA Waya~Iohn L. smith and Peter NJ Pesrson
'e''o'- 'A'oD n''o'' ~ .-..s..,..
oohAi'rhEs "s naA n'Ahp @ MDHHAsx
Improaasnss Messrs 7 Miller, Moore, asa
Claims Messrs. Barry, brown, and Pearson.
Poe Department Messrs Fisher barry and A W. Miller
Efecons- siessrs Moore tisher ana ciA , nv
Miller, and Pearson,
W ona"hea b"Ss"ess-Mesrs A. W. hher Huntington, ana
JOINT cosxnrsEson de Messs Moore pouoho, and
HaaiM Of he oay-Nessrs t Miller, Mohuu and Clark
Canai-Messrs. Brown and Peason. l.a i
Wha,res-Messrs Donoho aud Smith H raaassH .
EnroIed Bais-Mr Moore ~ sr Ha
Money Traasaepioas qf he oorporatioa--sr Riggs
70 Coant aad Destroy Due Bas-Mr Fisher - $3.50
70 Attend @ he Interests e The carorato" before con0,sss-
Eyyst Wsf-C1aes Albert (presiden1 John b. Turon and
souhey 4. Parker s B-#1 fta5fF
Second WadWm orme Grafton Powell aud Charles Jones'
oIiare
p. Molun. G
wick
sell
Sepem Wd'd--rhomas H. Lloyd Charles Wilson, ana ihon"s
sistcaa, , sa-
AF''0'' .,r = A o,s ~ ,,v, o,rv,
on wa aaa @ jones ruon Tree r casn Van
On iap"o s rurton Van Reswcs, orme, oe,
ao h RUSSELL and Lloyd .u ,,,nv ,n, ,y,.on
On KIsst'o"s Ncssrs. Wallace, ober, and Wilson,
Bonrer and Lloyd CO.. ~. -. go,
and Mlsiead
sehosMcssrs Tree, Turon Powell Mohun, Wallace Bohrer
ana LLOYD. 80, -. ..,.. 49,, ,.,...
n, s palmer nrme T"ron p Wnhnn Mu,oy
Russell and wilson ''' o'''N '' ' -
& ,s Mssars Jones Nahum Ilovd and Tree
JIr cm,srrn gah,sen caaa@Msssrs casteman and
Wv IN $500 s ~ 3' '7r
va ~. Woasa h c,,,.,,,iou Mr. yonas
adnp,g yessrs Turton Jones Wallace and Mstead. -s.a
s ssa O." = 1 1s Pc g nehlsr hd"'ns'"
Wharves--Messrs orme, casteman and Russell