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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

PERsoSAL.-We were agreeably surprised,
on Thursday last, at meeting in our sanctum
our old farmer friend A. c. Longmore, now
editer of the "Chico organ" published at
Susanville, Lassen county, more generally
knewn as the Sage Brush" At sight, we
could scarcely believe our eyes"-Dor was it
he "ss used to was" that sat under his own vine
and fig trees, 10 deep meditation, kindly famed
BY she gentle breezes and occasionally schois
tically peddling sweet potatoes to niue. :
homes-but mortal man brushed up as new.
Upea Informing us be had visited Frisco-and
there was no recent report of ires-we could
not fathoR the "shed of old duds" and the ex-
ternal banging on of bran new ones. Howev-
er, more light" shed forth its brilliant rays as
shis hero of the quill informed US of bis i'm
portant position 90 the Brush" in the c
country, and nothing but honesty c. o-
chargable SO far, yet appears slight mystery
to be removed. We always understood Mr..
Longmore to have been a sound Union man,
ouA suoh uO pupilShCu u potCi VI tboh hluu iot
the people of Lassen county, and to prove bis
soundness be quoted several articles from the
RECORD giving Boilers skies" for several
weeks before the election, but he received
letter from friend in Butte when be immedi-
ately become an apologist of Boilers, sore
heads, etc. He now asserts be is sound on the
Union, BOlter, division aud Goose questions,
and knows them to be perfectly light. He is
decidedly in favor Of the county seat remaining
at Susanve, and Lassen county on 'tother
side the Summit 10 favor of the division Of
Butte, and the county seat located at Chico.
Our friend Longmore is certainly 1.-The coming
man" of the up-country-he's come out in new
clothes, and on all sides of many questions.
What's your posish on suffrage?
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
DIED.

In Oregon township, Butte county, at 10 O'Clock
P. NJ, Oct lst, 1865, Catharine F., wife of R. W..
Workman, aged about IS years.
The duty of recording the death of this estima-
BILE lady is peculiarly sad. The loss of her sister,
Miss Rosanna Smith, in the Indian massacre at
Concow Valley, on the It'll of August last, and her
own narrow escape with life, caused such mental
anguish, in connection with subsequent physical
suffering, as to overthrow a constitution at one
time capable OF bearing the ruder shocks of human
life. The loss to her husband and infant child
and to large circle to whom she had become en-
deared by the Christian virtues and graces exhib-
tied in her everyday lfe is an irrepairable one !;
but to her it is but a release to the blessed pres
ence of her Savior, and the beloved sister so lately
mourned, but who had only gone before to greet
her in the bright mansions of eternal rest
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

NATIONAL AID FOR THE IRISH Republic
The New York Times of the ID inst. SAYS the
steamers City of Boston aud Erin which sailed
from this port on Saturday, are said to have
taken out million in bonds for the use Of the
embryo Irish Republic. 1t is currently re-
ported that as soon as these bonds reach Ire
land matters will assume a more definite FORM
\ proclamation also printed here, will be
spread broadcast throughout the land, so well
guarded is every avenue that there is no pos
siblity of the British Government obtaining
these documents, or interfering with the plan
1t is claimed the bonds have all nearly been
subscribed, by many people whom the Gov
eminent least expects. On the other hand
the British Government claims to have knowl-
edge of all bonds, and have so agent on board
the steamers in question, who will, at the pro-
per time, seize and turn them over TO the home
Government. In all probability both these
steamers will be thoroughly searched before
gong to Queenstown, at least before paSsen-
gers and freight are allowed to land. War
vessels are by this time stationed at Queens.
town tor this express purpose.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

The CHICO RoAD.-The following signi6-
cant item by the San Francisco correspondent
of the Dalles (Oregon) Mountaineer, will be
interesting to the Chicoites
What are your people doing toward check
mating the movement now being made to take
your business away from you. In the language
of the profession. the Chcoites mean bust
ness, y ond if you think they are only casing,
all you have to do, is TO wait the coming
Spring, and you will find the bulk of the trade
and travel to Owyhee and Boise going by way
of the Chico route. At the head of this Chico
movement is General Brdwell, the owner of the
Chico town site, and a man of boundless en-
ergy and vast wealth. If money and perse-
verance will put the road through, Gen. Bid
well is the man to do it. As an outsider, hav-
ing no particular interest in the matter, give
you my opinion for what it is worth.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
LOCAL NEWS.
AGE n T s.:

To SUBSCRIBERS AND ADyEgTIsERs.-We are
compelled, for the first time, to write Dun to our
subscribers and patrons, and we trust it will not be
In vain. The unusually high price of paper and
the heavy expense necessarily incurred in carrying
on printing establishment, demand that our out
standing accounts must be settled. Many sub
scribers are owing US from June 1868, over two
years, and we cannot afford TO continue much
longer their subscriptions without compensation.
Those who are not prepared to pay all part from
al will enable US to meet our demands.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

SHor MS HAxp.-On Thursday afternoon,
a young man named lack Emerson. formerly
an employee in this Office, while hunting game
40 accidental discharge of the gun shot hole
through the centre of bis hand. In crossing
a fence be placed the gun 90 the opposite side
and his hand over the muzzle, when from cou-
tao, with brush the gun was discharged, the
ball carrying away bones, flesh and sinews ad-
Joining the two middle fingers.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

STRANGE CIRCUMsTANCE.-Mr.M Merrill, Su-
.serinteudent of the County Infirmary, placed
in our Office a lizard four and half inches in
length, which was elected from mans stomach
on the 9th inst. The circumstance created
quite sensation. TIE party is an old man
born in France-by the name of Francis Can
trell, aged 65 years, aud known about town as
Old Peter. He has been p the lntirmary since
the first of last January, and supposed to be
afflicted with dropsy of the abdomen. DR..
Vance. who attended hin, says be had been
treating bis case for about ten days, the treat
ment reducing the patient in size but promis
ing but little to ensure the recovery of the
patient After taking some nouriShment he
began to vomit, when the animal alluded to
came torlh-dead but as there are no signs
of decay it is evident it had not been so but
a short time. The old man now appears bet
ter and in all probability will recover. Dr.
Vance promises us a history of this case with
the treatment, which We hope TO be able 10 lay
before our readers next week
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

A CORRESPONDENT writes US from Chico
township and says heretofore this was one of
the strongest Union townships in the county,
and the boilers elected Democratic " Con-
stable. This shows the demoralizing influence
of the Sage Brush local question.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

New GooDs.-D. n. Fresleben has Just
received large supply of Fall clothing, fancy
and staple goods, hats, boots and shoes-the
largest ever brought to OrovilIe, and they will
be sold at low per centage. His custom
made clothing is neat, fashionable and durable
Give him call
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

II OCULAR TRAINS LEAVE MARYSvILLE
II for 0rovile daily-eonnectiDg at Oroyille
with Stages of the California Stage Company for
Shasta, and the Northern Mines.
Leaving MarysYllle at A. N. and P. NJ.
Leaving 0roville at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ.
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 cup country" viii
be stored in the Railroad Depot, and delivered to
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

NEw SALooN.-In to-day's issue it will be
seen that George Kelly has purchased the
building, saloon and everything belonging 10
the "Fsrrelly Saloon" on Hrntoon street.
Under the management Of this gentlemanly
and liberal proprietor, the greatest satisfaction
is given.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

QuARra SPEcIMEN.-Hon. L. Z. Smith, of
Forbestown, has forwarded Us a large speci-
men of quartz rock taken from the Roberts
& Cos ledge. situated near that place. This,
like many other specimens We have witnessed
from the same place. is literally lined with the
shining ore The ledge is said to be well
defined, and should it continue in equal richness,
An immense fortune lies buried for some lucky
individuals May we often meet with such
valuable gifts.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

ALL candidates on the regular Union ticket
who wish to have their names printed on the
tickets for the different townships must for
ward to this Office five dollar greenback.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
San Francisco Markets.

SAN Francisco. Oct. 3D. 1865.
Wheat, wholesale, at 81; Barley 95 cents.
Hides dry Is cents; potatoes 90 and 81 per
sack. Legal Tenders "a
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

Guns, GUNs.-T. Knoderer adyertises for
sale the largest assortment of guns, pistols,
shot, powder, caps and huge variety of other
materials used by sportrmen. See him.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

Released OF MISUNDERSTANDING the items
of interest transacted at the County Court
house, during the past week, we notice that OF
the entire release of all lands owned by Jas.
l.. Heushaw. This extensive and valuable
real estate has no superior in the State, and
the location being most pleasant and healthy
bordered the entire length by the waters oil
Feather River Mr.. Henshaw was among
the earliest settlers in the valley, man of un'
firing energy and industry, and has done much
to promote the prosperity of this county. We
congratulate him in being able to free his
estate from any incumbrance.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

SERIOUS AccIDENr.-One day last week,
Anna, daughter of Mr.. Thompson, OF Rock
Creek, 10 this county, aged four years. while
at play, accidentally fell across a stick. with
which she was playing, and from which large
splinter penetrated the abdomen and broke off
where it entered the cavity of the bowels.
leaving in two and half inches. An opening
was made and the piece removed while under
the influence of chloroform, and the little
sufferer is in fair way to recover. The
operation was performed by DR.. Pratt.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

The following is the quarterly report of the
County School Funds for the month of 0cto-
Der, as reported BY County Superintendent
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

OLD MAN LES has again visited upon as a
splendid article of run punch" such as is
seldom found in America; aud, should you
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
Freedom.
81 s. STRAUSS.

- SIkAlsS.
Sweet is youths mirthful bliss,
Sweeter still a mothers kiss;
Quite as sweet the poets lay.
Sweetest though is Freedom sway.
Glorious is the fame Of men,
Who Hume the world by word and pen;
Most glorious though the deeds Of those
Who fight against Freedoms foes
0, Freedom from thy hallowed bowl,
Streams manhood into the human soul
Let despots boast, TO rule at will,
The freeman is the SOVEREIGN still.
WHICH Is The WORST
Watch the spider. How smart
It spins its web TO catch the fly;
Watch the man, and his art,
To snare his peer by guile and lie.
Which is the worst7
S. STRAUSS.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

Likely PLAcE FOR OIL-An oil well has
been discovered on Marrow bone Creek, in
Tennessee
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07
BIRTH.

At Rock Creek, September 26th, 1865. the wife
of John Thompson of a Daughter.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-10-07

1 am Authorized by Bigelow Brothers
Of San Francisco, to take risks on buildings
against loss of Fire. All losses paid at once in
Gold Coin, of the United States.
GEO. E. SMITH.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
Ohio Wool Growers associate,

Vh'o ""'' r'""'N
This association met at Columbus,
Ohio on the Sd inst, and was organized
10y X. NJ. MONTGOMERY, Esq, of Maho-
ming county, taking the Chair In his
address to the association Nj M"NIGoM-
ERl SAID:
Having chosen sheep hnshandty as. a
r., g., Ii,,.. ,,b.,t 1,,l l.i a,i,,+
eJ IN our Iorolit,- uud c,r,.,rn, t,nrrs -
Whether - - tho -. n..,.J ,,..,.;,,n
tbe more slyli.', ,;ln.i.,ns ia, idol of the
enicnrr ihr ,a,,iI,I,,,,. n,..,i,.. ,,,i.f. ro-
rar;nI,s mn, ...,.,' ami l.,.,l, nrn1nr;n,rI
r"stc, mn c',f,',,',Pt
oVcx-L ,.,,,... t,,..;,, cove tl,il feed AVID
trpnt.L,nnt rndcr d,sr1sr' and lastly. fhe
dis,nsitinu of thgir rrnduct"
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Nv ''''
Is beginning I" l"' fcH'l''''' ~ '''' "'''' az
exponent ut tie wool growers ol Ohio.
III co,,,..,;f i.r an l;usi,,..5 mad. = no.
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port ana 'lh' SeNei''' ''''''' "''' ''N''' up
and discussed
1st "A+ what aor should slfep be
:. ~, :,..,1l,. I',.,,...;+,.
'r'" "''' " -, >"''''','''', .,',,,,
oil OPINION ~ I" I've "''N' ''''' ~ Wv 7
to commence breeding
Mr. Mathews Thought hat iiu2 wooded
..hoo,, I'LL o,n,. =, n,t,,;,, h,iors
'ii''l' Sh''t'' '''''
bre eding from them Oth'fs. that II de-
r,cnds more ON th,care the sheep has had
th,nor =. ,oe
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ne G''9o WIS '' i', , W w, md
"ii'N' S''o'P r'V'''I''' ,,',. ti'', hnJ
eve ~ "''r N ", ',',, ,,,r, :, w-Sy tLn
h'''' N,P' VIZ" S'I"' 49,. ,'', ,Lot thrna
%e'''fal "i'''''""' ,'"",,'n AL '''' ,'tnI,
years was i Ho''nS 81 It oi %,',,
''ph was I'''i'I''' ~ ''''' ,',n.l;, l.,
"a Tno"',' III ''!''' ~ ''.'''9 -
prarilcru an" II So 1" "'''' rN, I.'',.-,.
Aichtei'i'hi ""N''""i N',''''S"" ''I""@"'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
Harvard and Thomas.

II reported that when General SHER-
MAN was organizing his army for its
march from Atlanta, the Secretary OF War
desired him to Substitute HOOKER for
Howard. in command ola corps. SHER-
MAN insisted upon retaining Howard
and STANTON insisted on the appoint
ment of HooKET finally SHERMAN IN
formed the Department that his resigna-
tion was ready in case he was not per-
mitted to make his own selection OF o fiji
GERS for the expedition. Hooker was
dropped.
Another incident III the secret history
ofthc war is, that the Wan Department
was very much dissatisfied with THOMAS
retreat to Nashville, and the general
conduct of affairs in the West after the
evacuation of Atlanta, and sent General
LOGAN to ~upcrsedc THOMAS in command
of the army. LOGAN arrived in Louis
VILE ou his way to the front and was
there met by the tidings OF the brilliant
victory THOMAS had gained. lie con
cluded there was no further use i"r his
services there, and accordingly pcckcted
his orders and returned 10 Washington
City
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10

county last fall, 1t is true that enough
votes were imported to give the UNION
ticket, 50 calledp an apparent msgorityof
about one hundred and twenty in vote
of over four thousand, and thisis men
toned to Mr.. o's credit, but then the
Democrats came rey near carrying the
county in which the prospective Senator
lives and the city in which the AR,ap7
qepcer is published daily. 1t isa terrible
thing, bnt the naughty MCCLELLAN mel
,co,,J5 vote and it could not have been
managed any better than it was some
neople have been so unkind as toSaS
that if the InteHigencer had been more
,ridelv circulated McCLELLAN's vote
would have been larger, but that Is III
derogation of the influence OF our heigh-
bor and should not be permitted. one
of his especial friends 1--WE know HIM 10
no . friend .tfrorh the remark he made,)
saws that we owe the New State, and all
the blessings we have lately enjoyed, TO
..Divine Providence and A. w. CAMPBELL
ESQ" Probably the reason why the
Democrats came so near succeeding III
this county in the late election was be-
cause Mr.. CAMPBELL had tOrsaken his
former partner and was managing the
business in his own way. From the OPP
rosition he meets with in his aspirations
for the Senatorship We are inclined 10
think that he is still running the maj
chine ION his own hook.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
lhc SCmniOr-hiu.

Iuasnuch as the excessive m"dcStN III
onr ncighhor of the h,iclGgcaccr prevents
him from informing the public from
time to time as to the progress and con-
ditinn of the contest GoI the ScuatorShip,
we consider it part of the duty we owe
tn suffering humanity to alludc to tie
matter. occasionally The various organs
of the t'ninn party "so-cdlled,' III rhis
state, are keeping up then wnrdy war
concerning the merits of their respective
candidate and the dement's of MS oppo-
urnt. The contest between tho uCwSpa-
,crs seems to hr ut the nip and tuck
species. neither party gaining much on
fhc other Ia The numerical strength of
his advocates Mr.. VALLEY is rather
ahcad, bat in pcrsi>tcnCy OF attack the
CAMPBELL organs, inspired 6ouhtlc,, ny
frequent communications from Wheeling.
rather exceed their opponents.
1t is feared thai there may possibly hc
some faint of conservatism about Mr..
WILEY, some hidden longing after the
prosperity and power and peace We en-
iuvca before the war, and that thcrr-
core hr i not TO lac trusted ny those y, no
desire to usher speedily in the millen-
MUM of negro equality, miscegonariun.
aud the whole galaxy al gloricS with
which the abolition ornament is Starud
Hnt these gentlemen must hr very cNor-
Infant indeed, when they demand that
the man who declared that, if he thought
the Bible sanctioned slavery, hr would
curse God and die, must 90 still farther
and rave >iill louder before he comes up
to then standard for u Senator from
West Virginia. Mr. WHLEN'S abolition
ism OUGHT Ia he sufficient Ia satisfy any
person not absolutely insane. hun 1T don't
satisfy these gentry, and they still con-
tend that "he don't come up to the re-
uuircnlcnts of the times" Nh. CAMP
rrII. heinp an old apostle al the new
taiIh, is not required TO mUhllSc III rs
much ground and lofty tumhling,' noI
,..,,rotest his devotion to the cause with
as mach ear-splittiug Vehemence, rs is
sxpect,d of his adversary who is only .
new convert But, if Mr.. CAMPBELL
would be fully up to the requirement.
of The times" he must go high iinks' or
the African once in while; the times
demand something more than Scmi-pros
tratton before the ebony idol.
A serious charge against Mr.. CAMPBELL
and one in relation to which he has GU
heartfelt sympathy, is that he did no
prevent @the copperheads' from eaStint
a majority of the iegal votes OF TIN
L"Erl..
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
PUBLIC SALE.
Public Sale

" NJ. a n l. II sTOCK AND
~ FARMING UrENSILS.-I win continue
my sale ofStock, Sc, ON the 9TH DAY OF JAN
UARN, consisting Of $50 head of Sheep. ) head
Of Horses, Cattle, one yoke well broke Oxen
some Pigs one Kirby Reafing and Moving Ma.
chine, PlowS, &c; l.0O0 bushels Corn. a lot of
Hay. and other ARTICLES too tedious to mention
Also, on same day, on the premises, that well
known farm in Brooke Co, ". Va. situated one
mile from the Ohio river, at Short Creek. miles
from Wheeling. and from Welisbhfc contain
-ng 24n acres under good state of cultivation
all under fence, abundance II fruit. improve
ments reasonable all undertake with a good vein
OF coal easy OF access, and sufficiently near the
Ohio river for shipping purposes
Sale 10 commence at 10 O'Clock
\ credit of nine months will be given ON the
stock. one-fOurth down. the balance in six
equal annual payments with interest. for the
= Farm deco WV. P. BRADY.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
SEWING MACHINES.

fFon, tie "Ladys Leritoa Of Nredle Vqk 7
Even the successful laying OF the Atlantic
Telegraph the greatest achievement of the ase,
ii accomplished does not, to our mind carry
with il So much assurance of cialiurprOysmrut
"a the universally of tho Sewing Machine,
which affecting the comfort of vomen in every
class of society altering beyond recognition the
situation OF the actual toileF amelioratine THAI
of the less pitipd but not less Piilhle household
drudge dc trift whose limited incoIae eompels
her to perform all the needle work herself, and
who hitherto has been occupied nCessantly in
the drciry mechanical toll to The total neglect
of all those accomplishments and charms hy
which it may he. she won the heart of her hus.
band-by the exercise of which she might con.
centrate the affection of lher ehiliren--bems
with il a promise of social amenities OF lomcs
tie Joys, the full result ofwlich, pen Of woWan.
or even tongue of an angel could hardly de
scribe
Their reverse of the picture il the home where
the wife is merely a sort of upper servant with
the privilege of sitting in the drawnsroom
when she can lind time to do "a, We all know
the effects. Well may we hail with ioy thu
,,,,,,t | ibrrltor of orr aerN
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-01-10
House for Sale.
NICE. WEI,J,-RUHT vu

IA STORY BRICK HOUSE, Gas Water y
Room Stable Carrisse HORSE, Wash n
Sc, within three minutes walk of ths PpsN
Possession given ON the list of April IA, !.
cheap, Terms easy. III not sold heiore n !
Of April, il will be rented. ..T.
Inquire of A. c. PARTRIDGE atN IA
Main Street Wheeling West Va 8. ia es
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.a, to For sale.
rINIIE RESIRARLE DWEIIn

1 HOUSES and Lot No aa,l corner Th,I "
Eoir streets. Centre Wheeling, Win sa \
whole together, or each separately to suit n
cha-ers. Also part of Lot No. 0, square d
joining Mrs. DIR. Tanners residence, opNlsL
a good substantial dwelling house = Tcrs,',,
inquire OF ...s d. JACOB. b
dcC19t It "a ''.. or ALIEN. NJ JAu1
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Wanted 10 Rent
EInEEE GnNTAINING Emo sI

\ FoTR TO SEWN ROOMS dean a5d
Comfortable g. wanted by the advertiser f"r
a small family. Possession required April 1st.
WIN pay ia advance. .iddrts, TEA ~
care Regfstsr office, laDC2W ,
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NoRIHwr-rERy BANK Gp vfRhrHa i
WHEELING. ". "a 18th Dec l5bi,
W HR ANIMAL, MEETING OF

THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK,
and election f01 Directors Of the = sEFnt at md
brancfe4 at WeIlsbuIa and RaTkeEsbufg Will l.s-
held at the Banking HOqse IN WbeeGnG Co.
TUESDAY me seyenfeeBth day ri JspnaTy ne n,
bit v-ren tfrr hours n tlrvrn b'ei5ft An aD1
three % c Ieek p, NJ liz. LAMB CasftrA y
+ dec3l.td -1sJS {-i4a !
a .-cate,-r--r
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For Sale and LO

Il DENCE on Market Street, one and '
squares above Second Ward Market HOuseL
Is feet front By l33 back. The house /,
among the best built in the city, the ROrs
ship in the interior inferior to nome Tier
four apartments in basement three infifst y
five in the second story, including bath d
and well finished garnet Hot and cold.
and gas in eacltstory. b. ...i....,lsJ,g ~.
& Jana aw +. 4. BRENTLINGE