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The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

Date AND Book SroRE.-By reference to
our advertising column, it will be seen that
Lee & Co., Chico, are doing wholesale bust
ness in the way of drugs, medicines, books, sta
tionery, etc The gentlemaulg AID accomoda
ting proprietors of this firm deserve q most lib-
eFal patronage from the public.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

age, we made mention of two horses having
been stolen from Mr.. Thompson. residing three
miles below 0rovie, and that they were his
oply means of support, and that be had arrived
at the age OF seveniy-th7ee years. Fortunately
be has had one horse returned TO him, and
Constable Parks has received telegram from
the Sheriff of Placer county that he other is
in his possession. 1t has cost him dollars
which be is unable to lose, aud much trouble,
but be appears to be highly gratiied at the
recap,uriug of the horses. It is thought the
thieves are also in limbo.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

4rH OF MARcH.-To day is the 9Th of March
Extensive preparations have been made by the
LOYAL people Of the United States il every city
and town TO celebrate the late glorious nion
victories, and the second Inauguration Of Abra-
ham Lincoln. Cannot this day be appFopri-
ately celebrated in Oroville, at least by firing q
national salute.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

SoLpIsRs WAxrap.-Lieut. 2. L. Wilbur
has opened a recruiting Office over W. NJ. Ell
liott's saloon, Oroville, for Company A, iih
Regiment Of Infantry. c. V. See advertise
pent.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

THE citizens of Sutier County gave Lieut.
Dean, Of Company A, Cavalry. farewell sup
per on Wednesday evening last. at Yuba City.
As further testimonial, the citizens intend
presenting him with a fue horse
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

New FIRN.-By notice elsewhere it Will be
seen that our old friend Ice has taken into
partnership with him in the saloon business.
Mr.. Tebo Helms, the well known aud popular
bar keeper Of the Bank Exchange. We wish
the new firm. Lee 4 Helms, success
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

RELlGIoUS SsRvICE.-Rev. d. Deal will
preach at the Brick Church tomorrow at II
O'Clock 4. NJ, and at7i. o'clock ?. NJ After
the morning service the Sacrament, of the
Lords Supper will be administered.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

A NOTICE of dissolution of CO partnership be.
tween Benton i Irwin, Chico, will be found in
to days paper.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04
BIRTH.

In Oroville Feb. 25th, 1855, the wife of A. Col
stein, of 4 daughter.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

REMovAL.-O fellow townsmau. W. f.
Deamer is preparing to move to Grass Valley,
where lie Intends continuing The saloon business
Mr. y. is mos, excellent citizen, popular
and gentlemanly saloon proprietor, and we
bespeak for him the best Of health and success
in his new home
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

We are requested to state that the proprie-
tor Of the What Cheer House will hereafter
Charge 51'o cents for meals.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

CnAxGIyG YIEws-Warm rains and beau
tifu sunshine of the Winter months past have
placed a robe OF living green over the wales
and mountain sides; while, as if for spite,
Spring steals march" aud spreads over the
unreasonable robe cold, shining. snow white
manlle-or, in other words, it showed like
blazes the other day.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04
DIED.

In Hamilton township, February 20th. rs, Ellen
Amanda Gilispie. aged one year, eleven months and
twenty-two days. Caused by eating matches
In Oroville on Saturday, Feb. Is, lS65 Mrs. Elise
Maier, wife of David Maier, aged IS years.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSVILLE
H for Orovile daily-connecting at Orovllle
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta and the Northern Mines.
Leaving Marysville Sunday excepted) at 3
NJ, and 3 P. NJ.
Leaving Oroville Sunday excepted) at A. NJ
and P. N.
Sanday-Leave Marysville at P. NJ. Leave
Oroville at Pm.
Freight reaching Marysville by steamboat, con
signed to Care OF Railroad" ;" will be received on
the cars at the Steamboat Landing, and forwarded
to Oroville without cost for forwarding commission
or drayage. -,
At Oroville, merchandise for 'up country viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
order Of owners free of charge.
ANDREW J. BfSNEy, Sept.
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SAD.-A poor man 10 Mendcino has crazy
wife and al idiot son.-ET.
Had be country printing Office, most Won
deFful would be his end.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

HoRsETHIEvEs ARRESTED, ETc.-During the
past few months, quite number of horses
have been stolen in Bate county. and for sew
eral liberal rewards have been offered. james
E Game, of the Board Ranch, by this means
got track of valuable team horse, stolen from
him, aud had the horse restored through the
Sheriff Of Placer county. On the 2lst Of Feb
ruary, James Y Parks. constable of Oroville,
arrested man named VIM. Isaacs, on Antelope
Ravine, Placer county, whilst be vas riding sB
animal which had been stolen from Mr.. Thomp-
soD, near Oroyille, some time since. Isaacs is
now in Jail awaiting trail. Whilst Constable
Parks was in Placer county, be obtained
description of several thieves, and got their
track and followed them into Butte county.
Immediately upon bis arrival in town, be sum
moned posse Of men and went down Feather
river to place known as Gamers Ranch,
and found two Of the party he had been follow
ing. Upon stating to them that they were
arrested for horse stealing, they undertook 10
escape by running. Several shots were fred
at them. and the man named Reed received 8
shot in the back and hand, and, after pursuit
of several miles, both parties were captured,
and are now 10 our county Jail awaiting trial.
The wounds Of Reed were dressed by DR.. Jen-
kins. and are not considered serious. When
arrested, the parties. johnson and Reed, had in
have been claimed, and the balance are still in
the hands of Constable Parks, and will be
over when the right owner comes and
proves property. Much credit is due Mr..
Parks for his persevering efforts in following
aud capturing these thieves.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

COUGHEY'S CoURr.-In the case Of Silva, ct
al. vs.. d. Malcomb ct al. for damage done in
removing and breaking sluice boxes, in Justice
0sgoods court, Wyandotte township, a change
of venue was granted to this court, II. Nc
Quade ard A Maurice for plaintiff, and C. F.
Lott for defendants Tried by jury Of twelve.
aud verdict for plaintiff of 81 90 damage and
costs of suit. Notice of appeal, bond filed,
and motion for new trial. The People vs. E.
Holmes, Miss Reese, Miss Louisa Gohram
Miss \. Jappln alias Mrs. T. H. Jeffries, Miss
Whoo Yee alias Mrs. Joseph Greenman de-
feudants were arrested, under Statute Of 1868.
by officer Simmons for keeping dance house
where liquor is sold. Holmes, Gohram and
Reese pleaded guilty, and were fned S15
Fine paid and parties discharged. The other
parties were tried by a jury of three and found
guilty without leaving the jury box, and were
fined $50 and five days Imprisonment in the
county Jail. A Chinaman was arrested by
officer Simmons for carrying concealed weap
ons, found guilty and fined 500 which was paid
and defendant discharged.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

Go TO THE DAXcE.-P. McCallau, proprietor
of the Maine House, Oroville proposes to give
grand ball to all lovers of the may" on
Friday evening, March Il. McCallau is a
genllemanly proprietor, and deserves liberal
patronage from the ball going boys.
THE Grand Jury and County Court meet on
Monday next.
The weekly union record., 1865-03-04

FREE SUPPER AT THE WHAT CHEER-Jus,in
Raynold, the popular and gentlemanly propri-
etor of the What Cheer House, gave free
supper, on Tuesday evening last, to the Captain,
Lieutenants aud remaining members OF Com
pany 4, and a number of invited guests. 1t
was given as special benefit for the company,
as Mr.. Raynold contracted and furnished sub
sistence to all the members during the period
of enlistment. Every soldier spoke in praise
and with the greatest satisfaction of their ac-
commodations and fare during their stay The
supper prepared for this parting occasion was
grand; native wine flowed freely, aud the gay
and lively soldiers and citizens indulged hugely
in the social amenities as well as The excellent
repast.
BIG EGG.-Ned Bowden seems to be fully
convinced Of the truthfuness of the saying that
Shanghai chickens are all the go" One Of
these gallinaceous species lad an egg for him
measuring longitudinally eight and half in
ches Ned was so highly eaied over this mann
moth production, that be Immediately placed it
under setting hen" and has since been cen
sideraby annoyed by dreamy visions" as TO
the probable result of the "ha.chr He feels
confident however that he will be in possession
Of something averaging in size from a Shanc-
hai to an elephant.
HoEsE Tu1EF.-OIcer Deal, of Sacramento
arrested man in that city who gave bis name
as Geo, Stevens. for horse stealing. The thict
had in his possession fne large bay American
horse which is said to have been stolen from q
field on the road between Oroville and Marys.
vile. The prisoner is in Jail and the horse in
possession of Deal waiting intelligence from par
ties concerned.
NATIVE WINE.-H. Clark presented us with
q specimen of his own manufacture of native
wine. which il we are allowed to "tas:e as the
Judge" We should pronounce it of the finest
quality. California wine growers all try to
excel in the manufacture of native wine, aud
we think California can boast of the best wine
in the world" although We; but young and
growing State.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20


lsslaFa 4 ssa zee klstsaAsi sE fsssesalhs 81
shs hsslau fsskttsi
The lOllo%iss interesting cGst With respect TO
the law Of public entertainments vas decided in
court, in London, on 18th ultimo;
Two young men were charged with making 8
disturbance In the concert room at Evans. 1t
appears that the defendants had Kissed one Of the
singers, and were asked TO desist, when they re-
fused. They were told that II they did not like
the singing they might have their money back,
but they would not be allowed TO create dis
turbance and interrupt the performance. On be.
half Of the defendants II was stated that they
had Kissed IS Others did because they did not like
the song. They were fined 40s., the charge OF
Kissing being complicated with another for as
ssult upon the walters. The Magistrate said he
was not prepared TO say that the defendants had
not right to hiss, but from the moment they were
offered their money back they had no right to
make q disturbance"
The African" new Opera) at Paris draws
$500 per night
An actress in Pittsburg was recently presented
with magnificent silver tea service on her bene-
fit night
A burlesque on ArmidA," has been produced
at the Theatre Deiazet, with an amount Of drS.
perry, it is said surprisingly small for even Paris;
in every other respect dull.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20

GOLD AND UNCURRENT MONEY B0UGH
AND SOLD.
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FROM SOUTH AMERICA.

The accounts By way Of England advise US OF
an alliance between Uruguay, Brazil and the
Argentine Confederation against the Republic Of
Paraguay, which il cannot in reason be believed
that the latter power can well resist The res ult
must be a more complete breaking up Of the iso.
latiOn policy which su these diminutive South
American States have made futile effort TO es.
tabHsh, and a more comprehensive confederation
Of political powers for that portion OF the West,
ern Continent. How far Brazil means 10 guide
or rule, this movement, time will duly demon.
Strsts. Tbs control Of the Plate River will fur.
nlsh the real question for them to answer among
Themselves.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20

e AGENT WANTED FOR THE SALE OF
TIE EMPIRE SHUTTLE LOCKSTITCH sFW.
ING MACHINES IN RICHMOND AND VI
CINITY, OR FOR STATE OF vIR6INIA.-Ths
Empire is the last STANDARD Sewing Machine
patented. It combines all the latest improve
ments. doing the largest range of work with all
kinds Of thread, cotton and twist on all kinds of
material; is noissless in operation, durable in
construction and easy understood.
This business Offers the greatest inducement to
parties deSirous of starting in q profitable and
safe branch with small means To good parties
very liberal terms will be granted.
Apply for particulars to EMPIRE SEWING
MACHINE COMPANY, New York, or to Mr.. NJ.
CURTIS, Richmond, 943 Broad street, for four
DAYS. je2O-3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
1HEATRLrAL GOSSIP.


At this season Of the year there are but few
events Of interest transp.ring in the theatrical
world. All places Of amusement are In Ian
gnlshing condition, and many Of them ere closed
for want Of adequate patronage. In default Of
more interesting gossip we transcribe the follow
ing snecdote illustrative OF Turks idea Of cour-
tssy
The first Turkish Ambassador ever sent to Ber-
In recently went % the opera, and getting tired
Of Faust" which he couldn't understand, drew
out his pipe and began TO Whit away. As he was
an Ambassador and Turk nothing was said; but
presently he began 20 spit overheard aud the
Dit comp aimed. The English ambassador remOn-
strsted with him. His hoslem brother, who
knew q few words Of English, replied People {!
people - and spit on-meaning that TO receive
his split was an honor for the plebeian dogs
who sat in the pit.
Gen. Meade visited the Chestnut street Thea
ire, Philadelphia, one night last week, and met
with an enthusiastic welcome. Several Of the
actresses who had been performing In the bur.
lesque, and who were anxious TO welcome the
officer, came from behind the curtain, in their
stage dresses, and advancing to the private box
lhook Gen. Meade by the hand most heartily,
amid the applause Of the audience.
Mad. Anna Bishop arrived in New York on the
9th, after successful tour 70 Havana, Mexico,
etc.
The Wilmington Theatre is closed. The Mana
gers Messs. jenkins & James organized dra.
matte Company to visit Newbern, Raleigh, and
other towns in the State.
Julia Dean Hayne was at John s. Potter's
Theatre, Idaho city, az last adyices.
Miss Alice Booth, now performing st Rochester
n. Y, is pronounced by various stars as one of
the best actresses OF her age. She Is only little
girl
Mr.. and Mrs. Gomersell, who were imported
from England for the new Richmond Theatre, but
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20

VALUABLE VIRGINIA FARMF0R SALE
' Capitalists wishing to invest in real estate,
will find il TO their interest 10 purchase vslua-
bic farm In Virginia one hundred miles from
Richmond, seven miles from the James River and
Kanawha Cana.
This farm contains six hundred acres, four hun
dred of which is in cultivation and well enclosed
with good fencing. The land is well adapted TO
the growth Of the various products of this coun.
try-Wheat, corn oats, hay, shipping tobacco of
the bes. quality. There is good store.house on
il, and fifteen or twenty thousand dollars worth
Of goods could be sold from it annually, with a
dwelling house attached, and other out uild.
ings sufficient for the comfortable and convenient
occupation Of the premises.
This farm will admit Of division and will afford
comfortable homes for three or four families.
For particulars address A. B., care Of the pro.
prietor Of the Wing, Richmond, Virginia.
lie S-2W
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
CHRISTIAN, LEA A 60.

No 6S Main street.
IN BBLS GIBSONS OLD RYE WHISKY
~ 20 bbls Gem Of Kentucky, Old Bourbon
70 do pure Old Rye
10 l.s casks Pinet, Csstellon & Co.
Brandy
10 Ia casks Old Port Wine
10 IL do Sherry very fine
100 cases extra fine Clsret
100 dozen Muir 4 Sons Sparkling Ale
80 cases Alsops do do
so baskets Heidsick Champagne, quarts
and pints
20 baskets Star" Champagne, quarts
ard pints
10 cases OtArd, Dupuy 4 Co. Cognac
10 do Sherry Wine
10 do Gin Cocktail
% do Ale. pints
% do Gibson's Nectar Whisky
20 do do Old Bourbon
ALSO,
10 n Cigars, various grades.
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NIkp.

sls.tsssss 81 BE ts,ldsssIi IA 6stslits t9la ls
ID fEas tsss WV! Y! me- MS, ~ ~ sas 81
ssdtufy ~, D.. aud dasA hisr 81 James Ihonhs va VI
Riehmond, in the SOth rear Of her age -
oupaRSBuRr. AT the residence Of her grandfather,
In Richmond, on Monday, June 18th, Ella InoNSs,
only child Of VIM. D. glastonbury ana mary Allui ms
wife, aged Is months aud days.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
EsNAsGaAa Altn NNsr~HHC,A,s
WkAsisu M AnfspE,

WhnAldO ~ d. INV
The Es# York World In commenting Cd conbiissioa
r Lewis recent decision publishes the following IN.
der the heading "warning to Buyers of Domestic Man.
ufactures:"
The buyers Of all nerchandlse manufactured in this
country, on which internal tax is levied, will
Commissioner Lewis decides that the Innocent buyer OF
domestic manufactures has NO legal title to property
has been paid on the same Government has acted on
this decision In Illinois, seizing, wherever they could
be found spirits manufactured by parties accused oil
defrauding the revenue. The innocent holders have
had their property taken from them and are told by the
omeas that they Will not II until they prove
very much ike being called upon 70 prove negative
n1eting the penalty for crime on an innocent citizen,
tpuss ne can prove ms M S ong a. mis- con-
domestic manufactures is safe from having his property
taken BY government for alleged fraud by the manu-
should be required from the seller secure against
loss from seizure by Treasury Department OHaeias.
MHE INDIA COTTON TRADE.
Anticipating the possible effect of the close OF tho
hmencan war upon the production OF cotton in the
up the results OF the last four years and making al
analysis OF the conditions essential to continued sue
Britain In the last year more than pounds Of
Iree aooI cotton Of which about 900 from
India and 400 900 from Egypt Turkey and other
possessions In the East Is truly remarkable the
ceiPts from the three Indian Presidences OF Bombay
Madras and Bengal having amounted to 500 900 900 II
the year lse against only about 900 in the year
lss, and 200 900 600 In 1890 Progress has been steady
therefore, before the and since under every vsfi
ETY. OF condition, though the great impetus impaired
was within the last four years bringing labor and
capital In abundance, not only for the culture OF the
plant but tor the construction Of railways for pur
poses Of transportation. The English manufacturer
are prompted TO believe that, while 1t Is probable
the high prices for cotton realized for time past
VIII continue, prices will still range higher than tho
average preceding the year lsO and that with the I'M
proved facilities now enjoyed cotton from the East
be and brought e market a. handsome prott
the grand fact still remains and cannot be controver
rival In the world.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
AUCTIpH sALEsAFhie Day,


Groceries, Liquors. &c.
CHRISTIAN, LEA e CO.,
Will sell at auction on TUESDAY, Goth instant,
commencing at 10 o'clock = =
10 bbls soft crushed Sugar
20 bbls crushed do
10 bbls powdered do
30 bags Rio Coffee
20 do Java do
20 bbls No. Msckerel
20 bbls No. 3 do
30 bbls Herrings
20 bbls Whisky, different brands
quarter casks Port Wine
do do Sherry Wine
20 bbls P. R. Molassss
20 bbls Syrup
l6O boxes Soap
30 do Pickles
go do Scotch Herrings
100 do Rsisins Qsysr)
90 do Cheese
20 kegs Butter
200 bbls Flour, different brands
30 bbls Vinegar
30 kegs Sal Soda
30 boxes Starch
IL do Rumford Yeast
10 cases ground Ginger
bblS Coal Oil
4 gross Wine Bottles
Ale, Claret, Buckets, Brooms, DC. jsls
CONDEMNED SUBSISTENCE STORES for
~ sale at public auction.-on TUESDAY eve.
ming, Goth instant, at o'clock, l will sell at the
Commissary storehouse, corner Of 18th and Deck
streets
~ bbls Damaged Hams-S, 100 lbs.
By order of ]. II. GILMAN,
Captain G. s., U. 8. A.
Sale conducted by E. B. Cook, Auctr.
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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
COMMERCIAL AND GENERAL
PRINTING OFFICE,

M ESSRS. KELLY & PET, Printers, Machine
WI Rulers, and Account Book Manufacturers,
respectfully invite the attention of Merchants,
and the public generally, to the great facilities
they possess for executing every class of PRINT
lNG-Cards, Circulars, Invoice and Note Head
ings, Prices Current, Catalogues, &c. Their as
sOrtment of Types are very extensive embracing
all the newest designs, and their presses and ma
chinery combine all the latest improvements.
Messrs X. d P. have had extensive experience
in the manufacture Of Account Books, etc., and
will execute all orders in this branch with the
greatest accuracy on the shortest possible notice.
jel3-eod2m
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20

~ PERSONS ARRIVING IN RICHMOND, WHO
nave spies Of late newspapers from Lynehhurg, Dan
Vile or Interior places further South, will oohSe the
,iitor 81 the Wa b. sending them TO this oflee.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
SALE OF STEAMERS.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE following yes.
ssly, now al the Navy Yard, are 70 be sold on the
20h instant; Steamers Quaker City LodOns,
L. B. Hale, Acacia, and Cambridge
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20

IMPORTANT NOTICE.-The own.
ers of Real Estate embraced within the limits
the Burnt District" in the city Of Richmond
are respectfully requested 10 meet in the Senate
Chamber Of the Capitol THIS Tuesday, EVE
MING, at o'clock, TO listen TO some suggestions
to be made by The undersigned, General Real Es
state Agent from New Jersey, in relation to the
subject Of procuring Capital for the prompt re-
building Of said district IN such a manner as shall
secure the return Of that prosperity that has ever
in time Of peace, distinguished the Capital OF
Virginia. j. \. MARTIN,
Real Estate Agency
iacO-lt Railway N i
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HEADQRs DISTRICT OF HENRICO,
RTCHNOSD Va lima II IS6b

RICHMOND, Va, Juns II, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER !
No. 6.
II EREAFTER any person found selling intoxi-
IL eating Liquors, Wines or Ales, TO an enlisted
man. within the limits of this District or giving
il to him. or permitting him TO obtain il upon
their premises will be arrested his stock of goods
cOn6sested, one half going to the informant.
After the 23d inst, no sales Of Liquors, Wines
or Ales will be permitted, without a special IL
cense, under penalty Of cOhfscation.
The four District Provost Marshals Of the City
Of Richmond are hereby authorized TO grant IL
censes for the sale Of Liquors, within their re-
spective Districts all such licenses will require TO
be cOuntersigned by an officer at these headquar
tiers.
District Provost Marshals are hereby charged
with seeing that this order is complied with.
By command Of b. Maj. Gen. turner,
c. II. HURD,
jel9-2t Assistant Adjt. Gen.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
cor AND STOCKS In MN YORK

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE following are
the quotations az Gslllgher's Evening Stock Ell.
change New York Central 81 10 Erie, II 10
Hudson River, 100 IS; Reading, g6 81; Mich.
gan Southern, 60 IS; Illinois Central 1913; Can
ton So SIS; Cumberland, ,49 IL; Quicksilver.
50 10. Msriposa - SIS. Stocks dull but firm.
Gold steady AZ Ia "a
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-20
DOOLE ~ HUNT,
RAIL

DOOLE a. HUNT,
L BALTIMORE MD.
MANUFACTURE
Portable and Stationery Steam Engines Boilers
Steam Fire Engines,
Portable Saw Mills, Gang and Single Saw Mills
Mining Machinery.
Portable Grist Mills FIGURING Mill Machinery,
Cotton Screws.
Railroad Cars, Car Wheels and Axles,
Hydraulic Presses for Oil and Tobacco,
Tobacco Moulds,
Gas Works Apparatus of all kinds,
Skating, Pulleys and Hangers.
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