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ESeeUtIse Gsderes5ewar2 Offered FOG sS,s
As,as,ins OF Judge CrawIss6e esSre
LasrIs ans tfre 4 rsi,SSaiie

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whv murdered jsdse =. =. GSssforI as1
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Gay. aear Neuasb,ro. 58 S.s.b'.g parish.
ana 5000 oos Che meS whe murdered
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SeSaSlYre of tieyernogS

'os0ernor Hselloss aSoS wife 'sft sas efev
ssst evening aJs 8 :ew days crave! ana 80
jo0ca oB :Le ss.o;t.s. TIE GoSeraos ~oli
hrss eso.' %: sew days IL G!oicaSoo and
9SNcee6 Shesice 9o coew Sori Gotyo %aeSe
loe has 40 .YD0iSs.se;s. 80 lSees ao;oes ot !ae
g.eae Sai,ro.S G.iHge soS eiee purpose o: eo2.-
suit.ns aoous ous projected lines sh.o
Northern louisiana AID yesos Sins :. the
principal business that osl!s s..;os owas 8.
this sisneo soe "isb Lirs fAa ScSoes suco
Gess as's % %" soesaHre Soesi'..e.
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CONSTABLES' SALES.

Il. n. 1lOntardier vs.. Kate Breunnirg and
William poeher. IN soldO-Thlrd Justice Court
for the Parish of Orleans, No S96
DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF IIERI FACIAS
I'D against tie BreunBing, TO me dii ected by the
Hon. John L. LaresChe, Third Justice of the Peace
in and for the parish of Orleans in the above eS-
titled | VIII proceed to sell at public auo-
ton, at the Merchants aud AuCtirneels Exchange,
Royal, between Canal and 'Ilstomhouse sheets,
on the second day OF October. 1913 Heve o'clock
Il, the following properly
THE ONE UNDIVIDED HALF Of the following
described property belonging to The defendant,
Nancy Catherine Brown. Hidow Of Ee1ry Ado phe
BreunniDg, to wit: Two lots of ground situated in
the SecOAd District Of this city, III the square
bounded by Canal, Custon!Iouse, Tonti and Roche
blaye streets, des grated by the Nos l6 aud II
a plan made by &. A. Hedin, dated April l3, 1850
and deposited in the office of Ainswortp, late
notary public in this city: said lots measuring each
25 feet front on CustOahouse street. by 100 feet
depth, between parallel lines, and bounded III the
rear by an alley ten feet wide, and common to said
lots and others: lot No. IS forming ehe corner Of
Rochebave and Customhouse streets Said lots of
ground, together with others, pur chased by
the late Henry Adolphe Breunning from j. n. Ba.
ker per act executed before Il. J. Ker, notary puo
lie, dated April l6 1866. and belong 20 the
widow of SAID Henry AdOphe Breunniug and to
his mi nor children in the following proportions, to
wit: One undivided half to said minor children,
and one undivided half TO said Nancy Catherine
Brown widow OF Henry Adolphe Breunnng,
'yiving widow i'll community of deceased.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot IN United States treas
ury notes.
SCI WILLIAM FGAS Constable
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POLITICAL

Massachusetts Republican Convention -
Washburn Nominated by Acclnmntfon.
WORCESTER, Mas, September 9.-The
Republican State convention meets at
ii A. M. to morrow. All day long incoming
Trans have been crowded witt delegates
and prominent politicians frsm all parts Of
the State,
Tonight the city is full of strangers. Tae
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sell lm Corner of Canal and Delta etre+Ts
FAnKM Tp Rent FOR Less TIA

LARM TD RENT FOR Less THAN
II THE TAXtS.-A small tarm in the Sixth Dis
tr1ct convenient to all the city markets, conss %
ing OF about eight squares of groundo under
picket fence fronting Nashville aveliue and
State street Immediately adjoining the property
eJf J. A. Peal, Esq having large orchard OF qll9oo
orange, fg trees, scuppernong vines etc OF Sh0ioo
qualities, IN full bearing and which, with propedo
attention, could be ruade very productive 6eins
only thirty minutes distanc6 from Caral stnet bU
the CarroIlton cars. Possession immed ate; teSQe
easy. Apps to Z. F. LAvlLLkBEuVRFo ER s.
Union stree; to No. l43 st. Anu street D.oweea
and 10 a. NJ. If desired, so muc6 more gronod
can be added 10 the above au27 lon
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FOB RENT.


TOK REST-A DESIRABLY LOCATED TWO
Il sJory brick d d~eliing, situated on the side
of Prytana street between Josephine and St. An d
drew streets No. POI. Contains hail, two paIlors,
diniDg-rOom, pantries, kitchen, coal and wash
houses, with servants rooms separate f ON the
main building six large and airy bed rooms, with
openings at the sides, for bath. and gas
throuehoue large yard aliev-way to the front,
well aad cistern, IRON railing, and paved in the
front OF the yard. z, given the first ef
October, and for further particulars apply tn
L. COSERYn
In, r,,na- of TsnaI a,d D.l,.
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seagaa enurt,uurfiaHa

Tbs sssa1 ooustmartiaS whici6 COME aed
yesterday soys sac trial os F6rsS Assistant
.Engiaeeg Cfelans J4;ndsleS Sesnaiaed in ses-
sion tive 3ou9so and then adj0uaned until
twelve O'clock to-day.
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braclng representatives of nearly every
branch of trade dongobusiness in the city.
Evangelical Alliance.
len clergymen are ameng the passengers
per steamship Eugenia to attend the Evan-
gelical Alliance.
SANTANA Bay Company.
The Board of directors of the Samana Bay
Company have resolved to have no nego-
tiatlons with and to make no propositions
to holders of the so-called Hartmont bonds,
held in England and declared by the Do
miniean government to be null and void.
President Stockwell resigned and Mr.. G.
Fargo was choseuSlis successor.
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CAUTION.


CAUTION. NO CONSIDERATION HAVING
" been received, parties hereby warne d
against negotiating for thirteen rent notes. one
dated July 8, 1872, and due October 3. 1873 and
twelve for = rs each. dated June II, 1873 and due
third OF every month, commencing November 3,
1873 and ending October ), 1874. AL the above
notes are drawn to the or6er Of T. Libermau and
indorsed by said +. Libormap and signed by E..
Davidson. T.. DAVIDSON,
selC 81 l. IIBERMAS
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vam-First Justice Court for the Parish of Or
leans, No. ll19.
DY VIRTUE OF A wETT OF FIERI FACIAS TO
ID me directed by the Hon. W. T. Houston, First
Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF Orleans
will proceed to sell at public auction at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street,
between Canal and Custrmhouse streets, in the
Second d strict Of this city. on SATURDAY. octo-
Der II, lo1J al twelve o'clock NJ, the following
described pronrItv, 70 wit
TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GPOUND, s9uate2
%'ing and being in the F0urtn Disrrictof thje city,
and des gnated by the Nos 20 and 2l On square No.
25l. bounded bT ST. Pal lick, Harmenv, st. David
and Seventh street. per plan made by +. n.
Tourne, architect, on the fifteenth February, 1859,
and deposited in the Office of A. l., Bienyenu,
tary, plan No, 6J said lots having The following
dimensions, 10 wit: Lot No 20 p feet inches
lines front Seventh street hy 100 feet deep and
let No u forming the corner of Seventh aud s..
Patrick streets, u fret inches lines front
Seventh street. by 100 feet depth and front st.
Patrick street all American measure; together
with all the rights ways and privileges thereunt0
belonging or in anywise apperta!ling,
Seized IN the above mum bered suit.
Terns-Cash on the spot.
sell DC OCli JtHN HIRJEI, Constable.
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A celebrated clergyman once objected to
the proposed raising OF his salary on the
ground that it was too much trouble to col
lect what was already promised him.
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SEw fORI2e
9lobokeS Savings Danks

SsEsO SoRKo Se'steslsber aas~olaA eS $50
s.oa % :'20e pass SoOloo of the Ho1oke0 ssso
ings Bank shows aeletcc OF Sl93, ,00J Taere
senai9 Go be balanced 1900 books. The de-
falcatio1 oil klenGer, Tho recently als,
seconded. e9ill probably reach $50, ,00Gs The
bank owes IFS depositors $ls600 001 but will
faI! e5oEt $G3,005 shorte
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FEyO COTTON FACTORS, BROkER~
OR BUYERS

For rent--That frst-cllss and well located Office
No. T. at No 1879 Gravier street iup stairs betwce
CaronGeiet and Baronne streets. Possession given
immediately. Apply 10
JOSEPH LENES, Ma. 206 Camp street or tN
JULES CASSARD, Germana Nat onal Banjo
au20 lni
NOR kEcT.-Thh NEATLY FINISHhD AND
IL Comfortably located TWtj-STORf BRICK RES
IDENCE No. 238 Baronue street tshady side), be-
tween Triton walk and julia streets. Possession
given October /.
Also-THE TTO-STORY BRICK RESIDENCE No.
240 Barnnne street, adjoining the above Possession
given November |.
The above IT sidences have large yards, are well
finished inside, in srfect order centrally located
opening oa two streets ahd only five minutes
walk from Sana street Cars pass both waVs in
front and are convenient 10 business and all R,SCes
of Amusement. apply to
JOSEPH LENES.
No. pot Camp st9eCSo
Or 20 JULES CASSARD,
aal20 In Germania National Daii2o
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WANTED.


WASTED.-A NEAT AND TIDY GIRL, WHITE
w or coioied 10 do house york in a small family.
Apply at No 433,BarOnue street. $40
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No. 2!2S.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIERI FACIAS
ID to me directed by the Hon. W. l.. Evans, Sec
ond Justice of the Peace in and for the parish OF
Orleans. in rh-.aboye entitled and numbered SUIT.
I Will Hoceei to sell at pubic auction, at the
StonewSl Jackson stables, No. lSi Bafoare street,
on MONDAY, September %, 1873, at twelve O'Clock
M
ONE CREAM C@LORED MARE AND FOAt.
Seized in the above numbered and entitled suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
sell Is II JOHN MCCORMICK. Constable.
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l.. LieGteUant vs.. Madame Formelie-
Fourth Justsce Court fop the Parish ct Orleans
No. 22iI.
DY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FFHEI FaCIAs To
ID me directed be the Hon. John Cain, Fourth
Justice of the Peace in and fer the parish
OF Orleans, l will proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, at my warehouse Ne. Frenchman street, on
SATURDAi, september 20, 1873, at twelve o'clock
A., tho following described property to wit
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
SsS1ed in tire above entitled suit
Terns-Gash On the spot
ssls B 30 j. ". JONES, esastasse
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New York eityo os aseSs 0ae thousand

NtN 6Urle eItyo oS a910S WNe 5SUusaslu
mjlesS
Coss es Slo9 90 tons aoa 50 sqo.ooo &8 0e
Cost OF help four days az e3 per elayoo SO IS
Cost oS oil and waste stoao.o,oo..o..ooo.oo 81 90
once, labor u celas, agents &c .ooo.soo.o ~
Stationery OOo...oso o...s.o..o.s.o.oeo SC0
ewiSc emen Gagmeu eee......oo..os.o.o 60 80
sNeaS a!s5 Tear, guar oe - eeSc ses toBSB
SEsSegesS s5 .ova aeuls I1.x ssS on Q g 5ons IS
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5ity of New Orleans vs.. the I.uggeta

ooseph A. Walsh. captain and ovuere-seyonth
justice Court for the oarieh o. e'oleaio. SCo
202q.
ID to me directed by the Hon. l. ". FaIls
Seventh Justice of the Peace in and tor PIE
parish Of orleans. will proceed 70 sell a uuo,ic
auction on THURSDAY, September H. l2e3, at
s ?. NJ
THE LUGGER JOSEPH a. WALSH, sails and
tackle, she now lies on the ground rear the loot
of Amelia street in front of the New Orleans Build
ing and Manufacturing Compeny's kF.ck yard, in
the Sixth district OF this city.
Seized in the abe We entitled suit
Terms-Cash the spot in United States cur
Ieucv.
seq II r. B. FALLS Constable.
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WASHINGTON, Septembey l0.-The Secre
tary of she Navg seceNe5 Che Sollowin.
eo-daSs
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White Pine Items.
From the News of Yesterday

TlOiil Tile news vi 1pSUeTudy.l
A DISPATCH from Shelburn, to Ed.
Raum of this place. announces the
painful information That the body Of
Us. Low, Deputy County Surveyor
of this county, was found in Silver
Canyon. Cherry Creek District, on
Wednesday last. Particulars are not
given, and his friends here are left to
snriniSe that his death was sudden
while alone, as he was stricken some
months ago with paralysis. from
which he was supposed to have re-
covered. lie had recently returned
from a sea voyage, which he had TAX
en- for the benefit of his health. Mr..
Low vas we'll known in this section
of the State, and IA highly esteemed
bv a large circle of acquaintance.
The White Pine County Bank
shipped on the 22d instant eleven bars
and on the 23i eleven more, making
in all twenty-five bars. valued at S22,-
2S7, per Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express
to New York. This was the product
of the various mines in this district.
WE are pleased to see on the street
Gen. Cadwallad"r, who "a a few
DAYS since FRUSTRATED from the effects
of noXious gases while assaying.
CHERRY CREEK is to have a second
5-Stamp mill.
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Phoebe Items.
we copy the annexed items from
the Phoebe Record of Friday

We copy the annexed items from
the Phoebe Record of Friday:
LAST night. in the District Court,
the case of Henry Wilcox, which had
occupied the attention of a jury for
three DAYS, came to Il close; He was
indicted for grand larceny. The II
sci for the defense tried to clear their
client on the ground OF insanity, but
10 no avail. At 1920 y. m., the case
went to the jury without argument,
and at LIS the jury brought in a ver-
dict vt guilty as charged, recommends
Ing the prisoner to- the mercy of the
Court. Wilcox will receive sentence
one week from tomorrow.
last night, at twenty minutes past
I O'Clock, u most beautiful meteor
very large and round, and of a bright
blue cOlor-fell slowly in the northern
skv. till 1t seemed to nearly react; the
mountains rOs the plain. As it
approached them, the blue fire went
out. and a little red speck only re-
manned. Finally, that too disappear
ed. apparently on the summit of the
mountains. The sight vas ut once
grand and beautiful.
PROSPECTING. - Messrs. James +.
Smith, Ed. s. Smith. Clint. II. Patch
Ell. John ID. Boyd, and John P,ttie
Yesterday set out on a prospecting
tour. The field of their labors is, we
understand, east of the Wasatch
Mountains, in Utah.
PLEADED GUILTY.-Rosa Stein, in
dicted by the last Grand Jury for as.
sault with deadly weapon with in
lent to do bodily injury, yesterday
pleaded guilty to the charge of as
sault. She was fined 500 and costs.
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Stove-Pipes,

NOW Is the time to pay the stfictest
attention to your slove-pipes. Cold
nights are coming on, and stoves that
have been idle all summer are sure to
lie pressed into service. Thew are
liable to be defective, or filled with
rubbish. The burning out of q pine
on North Main street last night Great.
ed considerable excitement. Tho
timely discovery of the situation was
all that prevented a destructive con.
Migration. Two or three other mis-
haps of the same nature have been
reported TO us within the last few
days. Everything is as dry rs finder.
A spark might reduce our rosperous
town to ashes, and leave most of ma
penniless. The danger is Imminent
unil the rains of Winter set in. In
view OF all this, cannot orr peonle
exercise a little more caution about
hre matters generally and s~toye.pipes
in PARTICULAR
We deem it proper, in this connec-
tion. TO revive the proposition made
ny the SENTINEL some weeks since
relative TO q town organization under
'ho Eeneral law OF the State. 1t is
certainly the part of wisdom to taxi
every p%recaution against loss by fire.
Nothing promises greater security
than a stringent stove-pipe ordinances
strictly enforced. As matters now
stand. there is no authority vested
anywhere to comnel people to OBJ
serve a proper regard for the safety
or their own aud neighbours property.
1t is within our power to confer this
authority upon the Board of County
Commiss; uners. a majority of the
voters ofthe town representing three
ifths of the taxable property can do
1t: Let it he understood (exact u
pledge if necessary that the Commits.
sioners will do nothing more than e..
tablish the proper restrictions and
regulations with regard to stove-pipss,
and we venture ~ say that there is
not u single property-h0ldpr in the
whole town who would refuse to sign
the petition. The cost Of enforcing
such an ordinance would be but a
mere tr.1e. Who will move in the
matter OF circulating the petition ?
Let it be started at Once-this very
day. There is no time to be lost. The
risk is too great.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-28

CLOSING OUT.-D. Mannheim hascaused
immense posters to be distributed abou
town, announcing his determination TO
close out his stock Of dry aud fancy
goods within the next SiXt. days, at less
than cost in san Francisco. Here is Il
rare cnance for the ladies. for Dave
means business. He intends to carry on
the grocery business exclusively here
after, and must sell Off his dry goods to
make room. The stock is complete, uew
ana fashionable, and the prices, as an
nounced in his poster, are below bedrock.
&c to Manheim's II buy yourself rich.
jv20
NJ. 3. BARTLETT, real estate agent.
Houses for rent and for sale in all parts
of the city. Also l. c. Bateman's agent
for the Monroe Survey. Office at the
California Lumber Yard, southeast cor
ner of Buel and Batcman streets. aplO
C. II. BLASER has a splendid assert.
ment of lumber at his yard on the hill
north of Clark ttreet, and his prices are
lower than the lowest i'll the market.
SIS
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Duuderberg and links Vile.

We are credibIy informed that the
difficulties between these two compa.
MES are so far adjusted as to allow
work. to be commenced at once: the
final settlement being contingent on
future arrangements between them.
The exact nature of the case we have
not troubled ourselves to ascertain;
for to the community, and to our
selves, such business negotiations are
Of no Importance. We rejoice in the
assurance that the disputed mines are
to I've worked, but by whom, and ut-
der what agreement, are alike mat
ters OF no consequence, AS the people
will be equally benefited by the act
by whomsoever performed. We hope
the present friendly settlement will
ultimately lead to one of Il rerlla-
nent character, and thus relieve our
camp from the denoralizing effects of
mining lawsuits; for while we desire
u legal friends-and we have many
Of then-tO reap such rewards AS be-
long to the profession, we can but
think their talents may he as well di-
rected and equally remunerative
when applied To the settlement OF
such questions by compromise. in
stead of the WEAKNESS and damaging
representation incident upon this
kind of litigation.
Our fellow tOwnsmar. Capt. Platter.
has been appointed to the general
management of the business of the
Ruby. and we wish him success, as
we'll on personal grounds as for the
general good the favorable results of
any enterprise invariably brings to
the public. The smelling department
will continue to he controlled by Mr..
Hahn, whose long experience.
thorough knowledge and complete
success in the past, are sufficient
guarantees for future results.
The known business ability brought
into requisition by both these litigants
in the present arrangement between
them car but induce the belief that it
is mutually advantageous. and hence
another impetus is given TO the min
ing in:ersts OF our already prosper
Ous community.
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CAUTION.

g ONE RECEIPT, NO. 81, FOR
to bushel of charcoal on the Ruby
Con. Mining Co, payable on November
18th to McByrne & dunn. All parties are
hereby cautioned against buying the
same. as the payment mas been stopped.
MCBYRNE&D dunno.
Eureka, Sept. ls!,. 1873. slsl~'
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BULLION SHIPMENT.-W l.. Pritch-
ard shipped yesterday for the Rich
mond Company 100000 pounds of
bullion.
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f. G.. Arnold Will
,vices at the Courtroom
q, ~ O'Clock. All are in
. seats are free for every
fSchool at ~ o'clock, P. NJ.
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a CALL.-Tom Plane, the widely
known rsnc'er of White River, Nye
county was in town yesterday and
made a friendly call at the SENTINEL.
ONCE. lie has a big water right suit
Win ). X. Wilmington. Of Hamilton,
anu came over to Eureka to Engage
regal talent to condu t the case. lie
detained Messrs. Hillhouse Il Hupp.
Inc ease will he tried ut Belmont.
probably during the next term of the
Nye County District Court,
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SENTENCED TO DE HANGED.-A dis
patch to the SENTINEL informs MS that
owen Ferguson, convicted of murder
at Phoebe. has been sentenced to be
hanged October 5lst. 1t will be re-
inenibered that he killed Ash, the
cook. at the County Hospital. The
Supreme Court will doubtless he call.
ed on to pass upon his case prior to
the day of execution.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-09-28

In TowN.-Deputy Sheriff Belrude,
OF White Pine, was in town last night
on official business. lie returns to
Hamilton to-day.
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personal. John r. Murphy. of
the Basey Mining Company, is back
fran San Francisco. lie brings his
family with him. They are stopping
al lile International Hotel.
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TELIlCENCE

RACE.-The race between
Ad Holm for a hundred
off yesterday afternoon
piece Of ground a short
ehe north of the Phenix
fun was a hundred and
The report Of a pistol
hal for the start. In the
Holm's foot slip
! opponent dashed eight
him before he fully re-
position. After this Holm
the distance be-
hut came out a couple Of
The stakes were award
Ids.
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Sentinel.
SEPT. 2s;
services To-day.

! church., Rev. Samuel r.
will he held In the
and in the evening
sunday school will com.
FLOCK p. NJ.
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CHEESE. Just received, q ton OF
that celebrated Wisconsin cheese at
Taylor's. s2S-3t
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ELERs. Those having &C.
|ss through Palisade would
EAR in mind that at Bau,n's
opposite the depot. he
Iie finest meals to be had
IN the line of tho road, for
n
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COURT. - Richard Roe
attention Of Judge Gates
n the matter of q charge
for disturbing tina peace.
% was imoo>ed upon the
lard, which he willingly
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MeSsrs. Paxton &
ersons for whom they are
pnix stock, that they will
assessment on the Same
amount due he deposited
Those Interested would
p well to govern them-
edinSly.