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The Grange advance., 1874-10-28
Latest Arrivals.
ENTIRE NEW STOCK.
Latest StvLe.i Lowest Prices

Latest Style,i Lowest Prices
at the New Chicago Clothing House, ga
Main street, direct from the manufactures.
Everything in the line of Ready Made,
Fine Clothing, for men and boys, Hats,
Caps, Gents Furnishing Goods, Trunks,
Gloves, &c., at reduced prices, and with
quick sales, small profits. Call and exam
inc goods and price, before buying else
where. Remember the New Chicago Cloth
ing House. opposite Isterling s. Co.'s Boot
and Shoe Store, RedsWing.
The undersigned beg leave to an
nounce to the farmers of Belle Greek and
vicinity that they havef9centlYs received in
their store II White R<eE a new stock of
merchandise, consisting of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, &C., which goods they are pro-
posing to sell at figures which are more
corresponding with the low prices paid for
wheat, than goods of the same quality
bought in the cities, having made reduc-
tion Of 20 per cent. from former prices.
To be able to prove. the sincerity Of our Of
fer, we respectfully invite the trading pub
lie to give us call before purchasing any
where else, and judg dge for themselves.
Belle Creek (white Rocky, Oct. 10, 1874.
A. T..& &C.P. LINDHOLM.
New M1LL1NERY.-Mrs. C. G. Els.
ping has just opened in her building oppo
site Pierce s. Simmons Bank fine stock
The Grange advance., 1874-10-28

~The most perfect looking glasses
ever brought to the Red Wing market of all
sizes, styles and prices for sale cheap at
John Mansfeld's furniture store, 113 Main
Street
The Grange advance., 1874-10-28

RED WING WHOLESALE MARKETS.
Corrected weekly Iby Sergeant, Roath &
Co., dealers in dry goods and groceries,
Bush street.
The Grange advance., 1874-10-28

Ffsherstone, Oct. 10th, 1874,
Nm. Miriam Ellsworl aged 7s years. 5 months
The Grange advance., 1874-10-28

Two doors from First National Bank
Music Hall Block, Main street, Red Wing,
Mimi
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

for ~cVcnt y-iiFe ccnt> at the nlncty-ninu cent
store on Lisbon st. some time in 1871: ravc it
to my present wife; married that wife October
l4th. ISL; became first acquainted with her the
last week of Angst, 1870; have Il child - monthS
old 4 boy: wife is her now in Auburn, learned
about two months after marrying Mary Eliza
beth Lowell thai she had former husband liy-
me: had OH checked pants when worked for
Mr. CarNill and got iniurcd on tic SUNDAY
when | went to ride with my wife think | HAD
on Il black suit which ! l;Itr since worn ont
and sold to the paper mill.
The prosecution waived 4 rro>>-eNamination
The Court then adjourned to Tuesday morning
The only important testimony on Tues
day was that OF N'ilmot Nelson. who tes
titled that on Saturday night he let two
women N at the back door Of the De Witt
House. and showed them to the room Of
two circus men One Of the women he
testified was Mrs Lowell and that She
went away With the circus. and he himself
hired with the circus. ana saw her with it,
The defence closed on Tuesday forenoon.
after which the government put in some
rtuuttng testimony
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

ducc the present amount of taxation with
out the least harm to its interests. There
is no reason under heaven why, exclusive
of the public debt, the expenses of the
State government should be over 800
00p. Instead of a tax commissioner. there
should be 4 retrcnchment committee ap-
pointed BY the Legislature to ii in thc re-
cess, with authority to send for persons ana
papers, and to report 10 the next Legisla
turc. That committee should be instructed
to report in detail what items Of cNpendi-
ture could and should be cut Oft If there i
any member Of the Legislature, be he
democrat OF republican. who wishes to do
the most creditable net of the present SEES
sion let him move for an investigation Of
this kind. Behind the enormous array Of
figures in the t"yl-urcr'~ report there must
be lurking a vast deal that ought to ~er
the lirit
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19


Subscribers arc requested to tak, notice OF the
datr ON the colorcd slips attached To tile paper II
is the only form Of receipt now used For instance.
- My means thai the subscriptions paid to that
dat. When new payment is made, the date viii
be changed to CORES p0nd and I E~t RIDERS ARE
htQu t>rID 70 SIZE rnAI lHElRpNIlS ARE
C'hhI, 4 l. SUBSCRIBERS m arrears are requested to
forward th' >urtS ttur.
ain sending money, -tutr rms ruer ortIoE
!" winch ~" laprr II .tnt 80
Another Kind Of Inquiry Needed.
y few days ago, while looking over
some ho"kshrlyes in oar office, there fell
ont from an opened volume, 4 thin and
time stained pamphlet. winch we had the
curiosity ~ examine 1t was i report of
the Treasurer If the State Of Maine, made
IN lSi bl that sterling democrat and
honest man. James White Twenty seven
Years have come and gone SINCE it, state
ment% We're lao before the public And
with the lapse of that quarter of 4 century
and more what changes have COME tu the
finances Of the state Of Maine
Taking up the report Of The treasurer of
State for the year 1873, we laid thrtWo
side by side. and comparative items rhe
comparison is astonishing We tind that
if costs i, ,na;ntain ,b,. St,,.. ,,,..,,,,.,..,t
in lS1l. exclusive Of expenses ON account
ut The State debt. S;Nl1 .gSl =, IN I,4- if
rost. exclusive OF public drht Ana cr,ni-
I'M costs nnv n1i,l IN IN. r,,uIt,l ~.
2S1-only about onr fittb i, nurh
But Ne he.l, some otfic.-huldcr y,iti his
hands In lhn treasury c\,Iaiu Thai there.
Is NOW a much larger Foundation f.. COY
eru and consequently Il more extensive
one. THAT /. not the c1s, I'm I~lu three.
WEARS After thn report v,,vrr,. ,.uti,ina
tine pupulalipn M Nriu, ,yl. .,sa l,y IN
lS1u, touI lcarS a~o il MA 6o69l5 H
Was yrll nearly alike HI thr tWo period,
We near another stIrlllcr for thrs,. ruol-
mou~ rNncn.,.~. e<cloju thar In. ,.,l,r.nf
money is not now SO GREAT and con~c-
luently the cost of living higher. That
gentleman iorgrts Ills sometime boast that
@rernhacNS ~" within ten per cent Ut the
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
II hine Legislature.


IA lAr ~lNAIl Iuc~day. FEB. 10. IN act rr-
ported tlJ1ln" 10 iIYorres. Printed under rule
We're "n-ro-~vd. act regulating the weight
of apple act 10 amend section %, chapter a
revised atufc~. relating to cmbeIzkment OF
property of deceased persons: act to amend
chal'trr revised statutes relating 10 sale OF
rral estate for taXe>: act providing for the
farther security of the sinking funds
In thP lior~I a communication from the
con rrnlncnt. tran shifting the report Of the Tax
Commissioner appointed under resolve approx
cd January 10. 1874. was received and referred.
En@roS~e'i-An act relating to the assessment
OF school district taxes: act to amend section s.
OF chapter lbs revised statutes, relating TO fines
in criminal cd-c-: az! relating to discharge OF
mortgages. The lioreE refused 10 reconsider
the Not" refusing To pass an act to establish an
industrial school for girls. Passed to be enact
e. Nm act 10 incorporate the Belfast Marine
Insurance company
IN the >l-NArE Wednesdays Feb H. a com
munlcMion Was received from The Governor
trln- miltin9 list OF officer, III the reform
school ali Stat" prison. With salaries paid
since loJI. | n1ly"rable reports We're received
ON petition Tor law authorizing towns 10 in
sure property an act relating TO fees of clerks
Of courts on petition for cpdillcdion OF laws re-
atin@ 10 por4it.~.
Reported an act To ii, rrl>c the capital stock
OF ne BodWrll Grant" company from @l00,0o0
10 $500 600.
In the Hos -l,. ar~ tNcmptin4 farm products
from taNaton Ihr act regulating the weight
ui apples, passed to b. CnGro~~cl bV the Hot ST
came from the SENATE Indefinitely postponed
lhc ilpr~E insisted ON it, former vote. Act to
repeal The law pro, iding for State bounty on
WOLVES end bears was laid on the table.
An act providing for taxation of Railroad and
Insurance Companies.
Inthr SENATE THURSDAY Feb T. lntavorabe
reports We're made on order relating to deputy
~hrriIl- reporting to county commits >ionerS in
ttt iai.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

The Portland Company nave just built at
their works, the largest snow-plow ever con-
structed in America. for the Portland and Og-
densburg Railroad. 1t is thirtv-tve feet long
and eleven feet high and is named the Mt
Washington
Mr. Pinchback thinks that the signs of the
Iilnes indicate that the next presidential cleo
u no VIII be "a very close one" He told the
ing.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

which he inferred that tie skeleton had
belonged To a person five feet i0jW inches
and Il quarter high, with foot cight inches
and one eighteenth and fraction over in
length. and his reasons for believing that
it was the skeleton of Il woman between
the ages of TWENTY-FIVE and t.liftv wears
of age, which had been exposed to the
destructive action Of the clements for a
period Of not less than two. nor exceed
ing ten Years. Coming, Is it did. after
men who had not been reluctant to u9e
all the long technical terms ut their com
mand, Dr. Dwight made 4 very favorable
impression The prisoner. Lowell WAS
watched with much curiosity when the
skeleton was brought in He was OBJ
served to lean forward, breathe hard, and
gaze at it with an intentness which could
not be unnoticed; then he looked around
the room and resumed his usual occlpa-
ton Of pairing his finger nails and pulling
nervouslv at his thick, black moustache.
DR.. Dwight occupied the stand about an
hour, and well sustained u searching Vet
courteous crosS-cNaminatiOn. which tried
in vain to find some flaw in hi. science.
Another charming little picture Of Low
ellis tender treatment Of his wife ap-
pcarcd in the evidence Of Mr. Gerry. vhu
saw Lizzie jump out % 4 carriage. With
her husband after her, lie rcbukilln some
glance OF hers at i man on the silcN AK
with correctional strokes OF the horse
whip. Abby ~ Gerry and Mr. RUBY
Day also added materially to the knoWl-
edge OF the usual stale, OF thinwS which,
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19


4" 'i' Hi'ln debj, ~! VIVA, lhe amount WAS ht
ti.'t laN lA NJ ihlll' INC Wi!elt NdiU" 81
a'rH"nt depended on tWI" tmn%--th' r.
..> NJ III, '~umai. - Of the receipts oi tn.
y. H'' n'hjH> 1hl OF t4e GNprniiuF1>. AND
..'t' .ie ne 'I'. 10 call tlr attentlnn "i ihe
NJ + - .Aa ftiIbNh} "i h'th those ~ftleneIt
tA ia'+ii'l, L- tlt lil>t seven months OF tA
N'@I iN,-' u c"mpMct MlJh ~ core
'a.l'''- hlo-il-> RI I>''-LWele \, follows or
N.--'. Nti>'AluN Ni4l0ao,oOl. ddd lAttrhai krN-
-"' N''+''."'o; '"tai SliN.N42 -. f"f iN.'l-i
'.'~t' '4- s. '.Nii. adt Internal lteNehur So
'.'t' i5i = l'''''-. !'>i. showing 4 laiilhS OIL
.I 'a -r-il'i Is ni t1r present year from mos 0i
.',. wear 90. N->'il':'e-. Ihr comparison pi IT,
'i> 3i t!- IdNi l!}r months OF th' ii>cAl year
'd. iA' 81 tna'rH rreelll> lor IlP tolllinS NV
-"',i' ga tiit> b>''l Nrdi' were a. iplioNH-
$500 lr'"I,i, "t IN" ia>l I'VE months 81, .oo,
''''' aiH lN''-t ertllhiied receipts Tor the next
tt months Sllo,ogo,ooo. making falling oft in
A,, !~riou 81 Tll."l6,2'l
At; 'f;'IHrtu OF ONO. asked Nr- Dawes
NA' t!ItI ne lo"h mo account the fact that the
t''' ron lHf the late panic had shown leaning
"i.'E arg above the usual level.
III l'aWeN replied that he had been going To
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

HAN"UE, tcb, T.. y fire IN the European
and North American Railway Company 5
brlct block on Exchange street last night
burned oil the root and Quilted tie building
down 70 the second tloor The offices OF
Superintendent ANGEL Engineer Hilton,
Palmer II Johnson and several others in
the second tory were burned out, but their
books and paper were mostly saved. j
W Allea, grocer, had 5000 or 800 worth
IF goods damaged bV water: insured for
$1,000: X. ". Pratt x Co, dealers in steam
cnglnes and machinery, lost 4 lot Of tools
and oils and had machinery damaged
$1,000 to $1,000 The building was owned
hythc European and North American Rail
road Company, and insured for $40, 900 in
the North British and Mercantile, which
will nearly cover the loss The night was
extremely cold and many of the iiremcn
ltozc their feet, hands and faces Several
We're badly injured by the fall of n heavy
wooden gutter
NOMINATIONS EY THE GOVERNOR Th,
Governor made the following nominations
on Wednesday:
10 solcmnize marriages Rev Theodor,
G. Wilder. Lewiston: Rev. Nelson Stack
pole. Plymouth Trial ,Iustices--Marl
Rollins, Jr,, Albion Andrew Lacy, Wis
casset; Releher W Tyler. Alexander
VIM. II. Pilsbuy, Bucllsport Coroner
james +. Morse, Whitetield Notaries
l'ublic-John Bickmorc, ST. George; Jos
Day, Dammlscotta. Justice Peace an(
Quorum, Nathan White, Bucksport; Lewis
Silsby, Aurora; Hiram Bass, Camden
Freeman Knowles Corima; A. B. Long
fellow, Palermo; John Limball, Hermon
Joel f. Shaw, Hampton Frederick A
Pike, Calais; Geo. W. johnson, Of Canaan
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
IE COuNSE

The case on the part of the State is con-
Quoted by Gen. ii. NJ Plaisted. Attorney
General of Maine, assisted by Mr.. Wing
the county attorney. Lowell is defended
by Hon. +. T. Pillsbury of Augusta, one
OF the best criminal lawyers in New Eng
lana
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
PUBLIC OPINION.

1t is unnecessary TO give more than this
brief sketch Of the circumstances. The
evidence elected at the trial begun to-day
will bring out the story in all its lights
and shadows Public opinion as to the
result is diverse. Many believe that the
difficulty ri establishing the identity of the
remain* viii ensure his acquittal. No
c0fp',S delictf, no murder The evidence
must be almost altogether circumstanrial.
At all events, if those bleached bones and
rotten shreas OF cloth be the remains of
Mrs Lizzie Lowell, it will be no easy 1asl,
for the prosecution to establish the fact to
the satisfaction Of LEGAL demands.
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
TIE PRISONER ARRAIGNED

According to assignment when the court
came in this morning Lowell was arrign-
ed. He pleaded mot guilty" He is to
all appearances, none the worse for his
three months confinement He is a COM
mon-place looking man, Of about thirty
years, clean-shaved and neatly dressed
During the preliminary proceedings and
the empanelling Of the jury he manifested
the greatest apparent Indifference. and
was perhaps the least interested spectator
i'm the room
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19
\ JURY WAS OBTAINED

with but few exercises of the ii ght of chal-
lenge. 1t is constituted as follows: Zebu-
Ion Davis, Mmot; ARA &. Lothrop, Leeds !;
jeremiah Moulton. Durham ; Nathan ii.
Cobb, Lewiston; Calvin Conant, Turner
Edwin A. Hackett Minot; Edward Berry
Lisbon; Edward F. Ross, Poland; Octa-
wins Potter, Lewiston; Charles Thurston.
Auburn; Cyrus Greeley, Lewiston, fore
man. A large crowd was in attendance
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

and bel 9 a rather dramatic episode Was
listened to with GREATNESS attention. There
was also much excitement when Mrs
Burton told how she came to Lewiston
upon hearing that her daughter was miss
ing and encountered Lowell, demanding
Lizzie's whereabouts ; how he told her that
a man had told him his wife was in Law
renee that the mans name was ''Charlie n
but when asked to produce 'sChar]c."
shnilled and evaded the issue, intimatino.
that that mythical parsonage had lust cone
out of town and how pretty Georgia Bur
ton exclaimed, "Don't let's talk with Il
murderer, mother The Identification of
the gold chain was another telling piece
of testimony, but still
MORE STARTLING DOCUMENTARY EVIDENCE
was 10 come. The following scran of
paper was found by Mrs. Blood in her
back yard shortly after the disappearance ::
dear friend tell my dear beloved husbrn
that he never will see again hay done
wrong i hay lied bout him he never nsed
me bad but once i want you to see him
and tell him i want You to civ him all of
The Republican journal., 1874-02-19

Is ut Lawrence ana unable 10 be al her
husbands trial, She is spoken Of as an
estinablc woman and when She married
she had no knowledge OF his history In
deed, when she heard OF his previous
marriage and the fearful charge against
him. the shoci almost killed her. Wheth-
er Lizzie Lowell-Nichols-B rton be alive
or dead, the matrimonial relations of the
four parties are somewhat involved, and
there is bigamy on either one side of the
house or the other The medical test-
monN Will occupy the afternoon
There was an abundance Of excitement
this afternoon. Somehow il had been
Drulted abroad that the bones Of the muir
dered woman would make their appear
ance IN court, and also that there might
be testimony which would border closer
on the indecent than anything heretofore,
consequently the court room was put to a
scVerer test on the question capacity than
at any preceding session Of the trial
The first witness, a local physician, pat
on as an expert, made fair show in that
capacity. When the counsel for the de
fence had sufficiently eNlspcrated the wit
ness by casting imputations on his pro
fessional knowledge he was allowed to
depart in peace,
The remains of Mrs Lowell We're then
brought into the court room BY three men
one bearing her spinal column laid
in putty on q board, another her hands
and feet arranged in similar manner, and
the third her pelvis. and the leg and arm
bones in a carpet bag The advent OF
these relies of humanity caused the great
est connection in court, everybody strain
ing every muscle to catch 4 sight of the
remains DIR. Dwight, Professor OF Anat-
omy in Bowdon College, arranged the
bones, and having been sworn, proceeded
to testify as an expert. His testimony
was model of its kind, clear, compre-
henslve and entirely destitute of techni-
cal terms, SO that each of the jurors, as
well as every one in the room, gained a
perfect understanding OF the processes by
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j. NJ. BUFfINUIUN, s.errIA,I.
Ofioc-Rooms 81 aud d third hooil New
Merchants Exchange Duildlng, California
street, San Francisco. California. au2o I'd
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WATCHES.

THESE CELEBRATED WATCHES HAVE
been gr, atty improved during the present
year. and several new size- added TO the list.
The .tem.wlndin. and setting attachment can
now be hal with any grade or size. and all The
old established grades OF Key winderr are also
made as before. Any Que who contemplates
buytng q watch. either now or In the future.
should send for our new Descriptive Pree List.
which Il now rvady "AND sEST FREE"
Thi. describe. all the Watches. large and small,
Ladies' and G~entlemen's. Gold and Silver. with
prices OF each. aud contains besides informa-
ton In relation 10 watches useful 10 eyery one.
II also explains In full our plan OF sending Elm.
gle wathau Watches at low prices TO any place
In the Union BY mall or express. with the bill
TO collect on deliv-fy-with privilege to tho
purchaser to open the package ard examine the
watch bsforu paying. and With no obligation 70
take II unless entirely satisfactory. Thousands
have Obtained genuine waltham Watches nom
Us in this way and alt have received full value
for their money. A large assortment OF extra
heavy csse. for the Pacific trade always on
hand Every one should scrd for n Price List,
as the farther you live nom New York the more
advantage Il Is 20 deal with W. When you
write please mention that this advertisement
va. scsn in the Coin HILL NEWS. Address
HOWARD 6 CO., No. sss firh Avenue, New
York. aus 4,eow
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NOTICE.
TO Q, 3; CAMP. II, II; JAyCox, E. L.

no o. 3. CAMP, H. II. JAyCoX, +. L.
= TOWNSEND and L. j. BovEE:
Take notice tina. ! demand payment Of you
seycully, In United Statcs gold coin. to-wit:
or ron. q. =. Camp the sum Of $50 %, aud Of
YOU, ". II. JaJeox, the sum OF <io5 90 and Of
you. 4. T.. Townsend, the sum OF ia5 % and
OF you. Id Bovee. the sum OF tle5 90. due
me from YOU a. your pro rata OF the expenses
Incurred by me ON your account In and for the
development OF the Dean Gold and Silver Min.
ing Company. situated In Storey county. Ne
vsfa. and I hereby give you notice that un.ess
said amount Of money charged to and expended
by me ~seyerally for you he paid into my hands,
al MI once. No. a. South Q street. City 81 VIZ.
gtnia, by you. al or before the expiration OF
ninety Cgol days from date hereof. your interest
In said Dean Gold and Silver Mining Company
will he taken possession Of by me. co-owner Of
said Dean Gold and Silver Mining Company.
and your rights and interests In .sld Company
forfeited, according to law In such caser made
and provided. WILLIAM LEE.
Cold Hi. story county. New. July 3. 1874.
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APPLICATIONS yoR PAlEsl.L
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOrICH NO. aAe. ifh li
U. 8. s..y.y No. 81.

- .vn ovrIcp CARSON CITY,
III o LAry ,SSI So,Ire N bereby
~. Ssv';' kossIITa MiNiNu CON-
given tnat tne nvs'S r,,sa and existine
1919 s ss.pp N he siste on California, and .
ei,,ser m M limited stater, whoes post once
s ILL., : "a n,incinai nlses of busIness II at
g. ~. nsi.ea asIsrrols' has nv n, n. Scott.
~ !. .s.n.ssn,.nacna and II p. Csutip. this day
nnucs m ,.enty seven hundred
" -no, IilInp.s -, ~ Kos,ufh lode. called
". Ko.snth Minine Compspy's claim. Devils
..s.,t,aa S.oo s.ss \, .outheseicfly dlrec-
~ s,ars ~ .or,b Inc M n. Il. suryey No.
a. slsi,nsd hv the nsv,on silver Mining Com.
49, .inn, K lin n ga vein or lode, and
lazy. siUns ~, N .ame Win al IL dips. spur,
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MINING OFFICERS,

OPHIR-President. X. J. BALDWIN, Vice Prssi-
dent, Geo. W. Guyson; Tustees-E. j.
An.i A. =. Los,a. Z. h:nsssfy. N bl Han;
Superintendent. sam. 7, Curtis s~scrstary. Jos.
MANS; ONCE, building. san IRAN
cisco.
rres.k,s y Mor,ss NJ /. "Menonsid. Geo.
W. Beaver, o. N, Bosart, Joseph Clark; super
.oni one Il, Ssiiiolnis street. San iran.
cisco.
PHIL. suPRIDAN-pr..Li.n, las. A. Prteh.
ani, Tnisiss.-o.F. CHM. i. x. Raymond. J.
Iss, ws,eh, ss".y n ia Hein,ss, odtce. tIS
y%,lla,rnis street
pIrTOr-pre.Ident. A. p. FORBES; Tuaee.-s.
Phillips. .A,P. Te,Sss. ii. II. nasri s%aPsIin.
Once. ss caliiornia street. san Raseisco.
s.s.sts. 4. TaissS.fa. 1! ). 5. w. =. G, rioci.
X. y. Morrow. .eofTe :. po1xsi sutss'rmr
i.nient, Asonto ns.Nsnnoni s.sI,i1ss.. Van.
ho.nes' omee' ''oA'"''n'A '".''' 90" i'"
SIERRA NEyADA-pIesldent. Robert y. MSr
row; Ir9.i,esIuA. n. 4; usinaou. ",otss v
Beaver. X. y. Morrow, John star. ~ BoIiann.
saperintsnaeni. yonn ianvcns ss.ivaiy
luehard Megener; once. hi CahIofhia s'fee''
fIanes go
stGhttsNThD x.isn,. n.
NJ. i,srmoni irs~stsssIS.srg W. hess'enr'
iia%sn. i. y. Morrow: ssSrsiaiy, W. ".
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sI.se saw
NJ
sEtskBtsATEb RnCh -rfss,-
Ient ~ lay ItlnsccenlSf ~ lam 4
.has Lama, NJ nAsrseyt ~ sssa", NJ" NJ
NJ, an oms. =, SMon%,sen,ery street. \ y.
~
srCCOR-Presldent. Chas. Jones; Trustecs-T.
n. slAtiuek. n J., Moore, Chas. Jones, A.
BIoek; superintendent. = D.. segur; Sec
rotary. Mm. n. Watson; once, 33 M0ntgom-
cry street. san Francisco.
4 I've. X NJ HAL. n. ueydenieldt, u, W.
Gayson, VIM. 4. Miller Superintendent. Sam.
Owen, secretary, Geo. w. IL. King; once, ~
California street san Francisco.
skPpuIIs, -Prsldent. \. n Rail; Trustee
~ q Cathcrwoof, A. J. Dpani, y. n. Hall,
Thos n. Lewis. Il. ii. Roberts; SECRETARY. joel
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intenieni. John N,nirwater SECRETARY. W. T.
Dean; once. az California street, San Fran
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p.Wihicr; once. :, Merchants Exchange. san
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skNATOhg president. !. &c "a ,lontaSh's'
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del Montasnie.! y iiailseoin, seth Pinthain;
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