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a Card.

ioMc N,~tocr"i;c fotv& Of lEogC"cr Iom~hip:
take the liberty Of presenting mysclr as "a
candidate tor re nomination, at The primary
election, FOR lhc Office Of Trial Justice Tor Said
Township, jccI 10 he decision of The primary
election.
llayiu% nm experience Of over three years rs
Trial Justice, together with close application
10 The study Of tho law, leave it to you to say
us 10 my comp tcmcy. II have been faithful
and cNcicmt orccr then | would rol,ugtGnlly
solicit your suHrn2Hs in my favor. L h"~-
iiGt-- -thou-l deSg4.a --..,!y ss,i,a
II. y. II. GIBSON,
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Seneca City and its improvements

| litlo business called us TO Seneca City last
Friday. We took tho 0.35 A. NJ. express and
passenger train which has recently been put on
the Buo Ridge Railroad. The present schedule
is n great improvement OH The old one, which
has been in operation for years on This road
Connection is made ut Seneca with the passenger
trains on the Air Line Road going either East or
West. We informed by the conductor that
the present schedule has greatly increased the
travel over this road. A daily frcght train is
another one OF the improvements recently made
| by the management Of the road. MIR. j. F.
Meredith, Master Of Transportation, informed
us that il was highly probable that this would be
made tlc main line before long.
| Getting of The train VIC met Capt &. T..
| Watson, the energetic and business agent of The
Air Line Railroad at Seneca. lie Was as bus.
| us II bee. This road is fortunate in hav;ua ;:
It's employ such competent man us Cnn,oin
Watson. lie is lc right man in inc ,icb, n,occ
MIR. X. \. IL. l.owcry is o..o 9, Scnoc,,s so,i,l
men. lie has plenty Of c..crgy and black, and
whe" he undertakes anything hc Knows no such
"or" as ia''' In :. few years he has opened up
and is 'oins finc business. within the in
''fa'!oh ho has erected large building,
/ within which he has running Il saw mill, cotton
sin and prcss, corn mill and planning machine.
Ills machinery is all Of tic latest and most i'm
proved pattern and is run ~ ono Of Taylor &
Co.'S 20 horse power engines, with Tie old
Ju'is"n governor. M. .Lowcly las one ul
Hairs celebrated cotton gins uld coudvnscrs,
which gins from seven 10 eight bales Of cotton
per day. lie informed Us hat hc enncl last
yonr 100 bales and expects ,his year, with the
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< Z for Tr.u,
Oc Jiips, and tho re-,
W number Of votes in lis ton.
scra taf tfyffihIss ffihIssl hf iGnHHii;llGa r@,"%5.
above parties. oyor 100 Singers in constant
use in OoOnec.
September ., 1880 f3.Sm
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WOOLEN GOODS, JEANS. &C,

We deal very extensively in this kind of
goods and are prepared to offer extra drives,
having purchased $1,000 on futures last
season at old figures, we offer thcm to tho
trade at las: years prices, We handle only
the
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TIE COURTS.
SUPREME COURT
SACRAMENTO, Tuesday, November 8, 1880,
IL BANK.

Court met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Thornton, j., presiding; Myrick, J.: Sharpstein
J.; Ross, j.; Frank W. Gross, Clerk; Henry c
Finkler, Bailiff.
lin pro- per. and Treadwell for petitioner, and sub
rntted with fifteen days to each side to file briefs
l0,536-People VS.. Smith On motion of Attorney
General Hart, ordered that this cause be continued
to the foot of the calendar for the 18th instant.
1880 Carey VS.. Brown ct al.-Motion to dismiss
appeal herein continued to Friday the 10Th instant
to be heard ON the argument of the cause.
I0,J63-Peop vs.. Fuqua-By consent continued
to Friday next, the 18th instant.
105I2-People VS.. Gilbert-Passed on calendar.
TO- 4s0- People vs.. Messersmith- There being nc
appearance for appellant, and no points and author
tiles on le it is ordered that the Judgment of the
lower Court be and the same is hereby affirmed.
1o524-People VS.. Cummings Ordered that this
cause be heard in bank. Argued by Severance for
appellant and Attorney General Hart for respond
cnt. and submitted.
744,-Wricht vs. Roseberry-0n motion of Tread
well for appellant ordered that this cause be heard
in bank with the case of the Sacramento Valley
Reclamation Company Cook, and that it be
placed at the foot OF causes to be heard in bank
1053S-People VS.. Tisdale ct al--Argued by At
torney- General Hart for appellant and Bayne and
Belcher for respondents, and submitted.
l054g-People W. Mat All Ke-Passed on cal
endar.
l0.55o-People vs. Swinford-Arg1ed by Lame for
appellant and Assistant Attorney General Blanchard
for respondent, and submitted.
10.56S-People vs.. Tams-0rdered that W. II
Webb, ESQ., attorney for appellant, be permitted tc
withdraw the record herein.
Io,557-People vs.. Johnson-Continued by con
sent to San Francisco calendar.
1O,55S-People VS.. Thomas-Same order.
lO,559-People VS.. Gee-Upon motion of Attorney
General Hart ordered that the record herein be
stricken from the files.
The following applicants for admission to practice
we're duly examined in open Court by Mr.. justice
Thornton as to their qualifications and learning IL
the law, and after such examination it ordered
that they and each of them be admitted to practice
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NEVADA.
Passengers Passing Carlin.

CARLIN, November 9th.-The following
passengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive in
Sacramento tomorrow John Jones, wife
and two children, New York; J. Flanagan,
San Francisco; Ellen Wood, Stockton; ID.
Powell, J. B. Burrell, Miss Burrell. Mrs. G.
Davenport, San Francisco; E. Thatcher,
Massachusetts, E. j. Flynn, Boston w. M.
Wilson, Chicago, III Mrs. [. Bunckerhoff
and two children, San Jose; w. B. White,
Arizona; NJ. Phelps, San Francisco S.
Lesser, Germany L. Augustus, Holland ;
r. Elmer, j. L. Roberts and wife, Aus
tralia; Ira D. Sankey. NJ. L. Hollenbeck,
Brooklyn, New York; N. L. Moody,
Massachusetts J. S. Fassett and wife,
New York; Mrs. J. Rhodes, Sacramento
V. w. Henener, Victoria, B. c.; VIM. L,
Beebe, San Luis Obispo; A. T. Land. l.. j.
Hughes San Francisco J. Savage, Salem
Rev. Mr.. Black, Little Rock, Ark; Miss
Richardson, Massachusetts,; l.. Shaw. Santa
Rosa; J. Moser, G. Moser, San Francisco
175 emigrants, including 126 males, to arriv.
in Sacramento November 18th.
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WILCOX, POWERS & CO.,
Importers and Wholesale liquor Dealers,
NO. sos X STREET.
SACRAMENTO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. GAL
au19-4pH
REMOVED.
LEGAL NOTICES.
PROBATE NOTICE.

SSTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SACRA-
- mento.-In the Superior Court, in the matter
Of the Estate of ELIZA OLSEN, deeeased--Upon
reading and filing the petition of ANN OLSEN,
Executrix of the last will and testament of said
deceased and it duly appearing therefrom that it is
necessary to sell certain real estate in said petition
set forth, and described follows to wit: strip
of land 70 feet by so feet on the northeast corner
of Sixth and streets. in the city of Sacramento,
county of Sacramento and State OF California,
being part of Lot s, in the Block OF said city
bounded by ] and X, and Sixth end Seventh streets
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested
in the estate of said deceased be and appear before
this Court at the Courtroom of said Court at the
city of Sacramento, on MONDAY, NOVEMBER %,
1885, at the hour of 10 o'clock M, and show cause
If any they NAV, why the prayer Of said petition
should not be granted, and order made directing
the Executrix sell the real estate above described
1t is ordered that copy of this order be published
in the SACRAMENTO RECORD UNION, for four success
sive weeks.
Dated October 10, 1850.
ROBT. C. CLARK, Superior Judge
[sEALl A true copy. Attest: T. Ii. BERkEf,
Clerk.
FRyyu.S 4 RATES. Attorneys. o2I-4w
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OREGON.
singular AGair-Auacked with Knife
by stranger.

ASTORIA, November 9th.-Last night an
unprovoked assault was committed ON Cap
tain Gage, of the barkentine Portland, by
Pablo Gamarie, Chilean barber of this city.
Captain Gage and Wass incidentally stepped
into saloon near the wharf where the bark
entine was moored. Ganarie entered shortly
after, greatly excited, brandishing knife in
frenzied manner. and threatened to cut
scme one. He singled out Gage, who, know
ing nothing Of the man. retreated toward the
back door, intending to get out of the way.
The door happened to be fastened, and be-
fore he could escape Gamarie made lunge,
stabbing Gage in the left breast. Gage seized
the chair and dealt his assailant powerful
blow on the head. The maddened Chilean
succeeded az ain in reaching the Captain with
mis- deadly knife, inhicting a severe cash,
extending from his left cheekbone down to
the lower lip, which was cut in two. Par
ties present now succeeded in overpowering
the assassin. Gage walked to the Parker
House, where he is under the care of ply
sician The slash on the cheek is only a
flesh wound, but the stab in the left side, an
inch and half to the left of the nipple and an
inch and quarter wide, is more serious. As
no hemorrhage of consequence has occurred,
the physician is of the opinion that the knife
glanced from rib and thus saved the Cap
tain's life. The savage attack was entirely
unprovoked, Captain Gage not even speak
ing to the man before he was attacked.
GaHarie is in custody.
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CoNSTARLE'S SAL.

HNDER AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXECU-
u ton issued out of the Justices Court of
Georgiana Township, G. A. Knott, J. P, and dated
the sOth day Of SEPTEMBER, A. D. $780, upon
judgment rendered in said Court, on the 18th day
of SEPTEMBER, A. d. 1880, in suit wherein
PAUL KAHN was plaintiff, and WIN. JACKSON
was defendant, in favor of said plaintiff ard against
said defendant, for the sum OF S93 Is. and the
further sum of IS, Court costs, aud = 10, Con
stables fees / have levied upon the following
described real estate 10 wit The fractional part Of
the southwest quarter of Section II, aud southeast
quarter OF Section Is, and in the northwest quarter
of Section %, and in the northeast Quirter and
small fractions in the southeast quarter North
Range East, Mount Diablo ian. which land is
described in Patent from the State of California to
William Jackson, OF date December 20, 1sG9 Notice
is hereby given that on tine 2ith day Of NOYEMBER,
A. d. 1880, at o'clock ~ at the ranch Of William
Jackson, will sell all the right, title and interest OF
said defendant William jackson, in and to said real
estate, to satisfy the judgment in said action,
together with Court costs and Constshles fees and
also all costs of this sale.
rs law3wW II @ ARMSTRONG Constable
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PROBATE NOTICE.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento.-In the Superior Court In the mat
ter of the estate of WILLIAM ROBINSON, de-
ceased. In the Superior Court of the county OF
Sacramento. The people of the State OF California,
send greeting in pursuance of an order OF the
Hon. s. Z. benson, Judge Of the Superior
Court OF the county aforesaid, duly made and
entered on the 9th day OF NOVEMBER, 1880, notice
is hereby given that MONDAY, the I'D day of
NOVEMBER, 1880, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of said day, at
the County Court room, at Court house. in the
county of Sacramento, has been appointed as the
time and place for hearing the application Of
WILLIAM SALES, praying th1t document now
file in this Court purporting to be the last Will
and testament of WILLIAM ROBINSON, deceased
be admitted to probate and that letters testamenty
be issued thereon to WILLIAM SALES, who is
named therein executor, at which time and place
all persons interested may appear and contest the
same. 1t is further ordered by the Court, that
notice hereof be made by publication for ten sue
cessive days in the REC UD.UNloN. q newspaper
printed and published in said Sacramento county.
Witness my hand and the seal OF said Court hereto
affixed this 9th day OF NOVEMBER. 4. D. 1880.
(sEAJ.I THOS II. BERKEY, Clerk
nc lot By J. H. PARNELL Deputy Clerk.
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CONsTARLE,S SALE.

EINDER AND By VIRTUE OF An EXECU-
I ton issued out of the Justice Court of
Georgiana Township, G. A KNOTT, J. p +, and
wherein PAUL KAHN and u. b. MILLER and
WIN JACKSON were defendants, in favor Of
plaintiff and against defendants, for the sum of
Sl99 29-l0o and Sc Court costs, and Si3 5000 Con
stables fees have levied upon the following
described real estate, to wit: hat of the fraction
part of the southwest quarter of Section Il
and the southeast quarter of Section Is, and in
the northeast quarter and small fractions in the
southeast quarter North, Range East, Mount
Diabo meridian which land described in a Patent
from the State of California To William Jackson of
date December 20th, A. 1869 Notice is hereby
given that ON the 24th day of NOVEMBER, A. D.
$780, at o'clock P. NJ, at the Ranch of VIM Jack.
son, will sell all Of the right title and interest OF
said defendant VIM. Jackson, in and to said real
estate, TO satisfy said judgment in said action,
together with Court cost and Constable fees and ali
cost OF this sale. II. c. ARMSTRONG, Constable
n5 1aw3wW
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shocking AFFAIR nj EDDIE Roistlns
works Burned and Four Men sufioca-
lesi-Winer Seriously Hurt.

BoD1E. November 9th.-At half-past
o'clock this afternoon fire broke out in the
(Soodshaw hosting works. At The time of
the fire there was noone in the hosting works
but the engineer, man named Parker.
Captain Thomas Buckley, who resided within
few feet of the works, saw the blaze, and
Immediately got out of bed and rushed into
the works. He gave tie ire alarm TO the
men 10 the mine, and then endeavored to
reach the engine, but the fire prevented him
from approaching and he was soon driven
from the building. The FIRE originated near
the engine, but from what cause it is impos
sibie to state, as the engineer could not be
found. II is possible that he was asleep
when the blaze commenced. The Babcock
engine was brought Up after some time had
expired and the acid turned into the mouth
of the shaft No water could be brought
into play. There were four men on the night
shift at work in drift from the Wine on the
660.foot level. The names of the men In the
mine are Duncan McJrae, J. cSson, Smith
and another man whose maine could not be
learned. The timbers in the shaft burned
down 20 or 30 feet. As soon as possible
temporary gallows frame was erected and an
engine put in place. At II a, NJ. the fore
man, james Hood, went down to the bottom
of the shaft, 600 feet, and found the four
men all dead. He has now sent for help
from the surface to bring them up. They
were suifocated The engineer, Parker has
not been seen since the fire commenced. He
is steady, sober man, and for a week or two
has been attending sick friend, losing much
sleep Some think that he was asleep, and
has been burned to death others that in
attempting to rescue the men in the mine he
fell down the shaft.
A miner named Gagan was seriously but
not fatally hurt st the Tioga mine this
morning, by rock falling 500 feet and strik-
ing him between the shoulders.
SECOND DISPATCH.l
BoDIE, November 9th.-The names OF the
men who were suffocated in the Goodshaw
mine this morning were Duncan McRae,
Arthur jackson. Hugh Smith and John
Blake. Their bodies were removed at once
to the Miners Union Hall, and Coroner's
inquest has been in session this afternoon.
The countenances of the dead men were
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much suffused. and blood had burst out
from their mouth and nostrils. All were
married and had families except McRae:
The family of Blake consisting of wife and
four children, who are said to be on their
way here from Connecticut. The engineer,
Lowell Parker, has not been heard from since
the fire broke out. All four of the men were
found in the 600-foot level, three of them in
the east cross-cut and one in the north drift,
lying on their faces.
The accident at the Tioga this morning, in
which Tom Dagan and John Hoodan were
hurt by rock falling from an ascending bas-
ket, was not at all serious. Hoodan is
slightly wounded on the head and Dagan
more seriously on the back.
There is some talk of a Vigilance Commit
tee for the benefit of Hawkins, who shot
Robbins at Bridgeport on election day. and
Job Draper, who murdered his wife so bru-
tally on Sunday night. 1t may or may not
result in anything.
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attorneys and counselors in all the Courts of this
State:
A J. Buckles. Charles F. Guilty, Adam Beatty,
Joseph Wallis, Edward Jackman, l.. Montgomery,
Howell c. Moore, F. Maudelbaum, Z. F. Fitzpatrick,
John P. G. Miller, ]. II. Coyle, James Fowzer,
Charles L..Weer, F. ]. Bonney, C. X. Bonestel,
Frank D. Ryan.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at o'clock
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Robbery and Murder-Dicd of His In
jurfes.

GRASS VALLEY, November 9th.-Nigger
Tent, Sierra county, was the scene of another
outrage few days ago. Pancho Rodriguez,
pack-train proprietor, having considerable
money in his possession, was stopped by high.
waymen, and refusing to give up his money
was shot dead by the robbers. The murder
ers are known to the authorities and vigor-
GUS steps are being taken towards effecting
their capture. A Sheriff's posse was close on
60 them last night, and were only deferred
from capturing them by an accident which
allowed the robbers to escape.
Samuel Manuel, the brakeman who was
run over by the cars at Storms Station, died
to day, after having both legs amputated.
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AUBURN, November 9th.-Between and
o'clock this morning the residence of John
NJ Fulweiler was totally destroyed by fire,
which caught by sparks from a chimney.
But very little was saved from the building.
The loss is in the neighborhood of 81, 900 ;
uninsured. Mr.. Fulweiler had his hands and
feet severely blistered while engaged in say.
ing furniture.
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san FRANCISCO Meat Market.

The supply of fresh meats is large, bu. prices are
mostly unchanged. The quality of arrivals is gen.
orally fair Following the rates for whole car
cases from slaughterers to dealers:
BEEP-Prime, 595ic; medium grades, 4@43c;
inferior, 3@3!c 2 b.
vEAL-Large calves, 5@sc small ones 7i@sic
q ID.
MurTos-wethers are quotable at S@ssc, and
ewes at 2t@3c 3 H.
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Fatal Result Of a Misstcp.

LATHRoP, November 9th.-P. J. Pelser,
Central Pacific Yardmaster at this place, in
getting on the yard engine at o'clock this
morning, made misstep and fell under the
engine, which passed over him, causing
death in few minutes. Deceased was a
member of the Masonic Order. The Masons
have his body in charge.
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Disastrous Enects OF stubble Fire.

MERGED, November 9th.-A farmer named
Henderson, who resides about three miles
below this town on Bear creek, set fire to
the stubble in his field yesterday, while the
wind was blowing gale. and burned his
barn and entire stock of hay, barley and seed
xr,haat
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GRASS VALLEY, November 9th. Al.
fred Scobls dropped dead in Mrs. Johns mil
linery store, on Mill street, from heart dis
ease, at 1880 P. NJ. to-day.
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FRUrr-Our Sacramento quotations are from
the price-lists Of w. 4 Strong & Co., and ar.
revised up to P. N. yesterday They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment: Apples, spitzenberg,
81 %; red. sl@l % cooking. oocasl; paper d
varieties, 81 5oal 70; Bartlett, s2a2 So; Winter
Nellis, 81 So peaches, 81 50d1 rs q box figs. 8a
loo Q ID; oranges are quotable at S40@45 o nj Ia.
hiti; lemons, Sicily, s9@lo q box California. SAC
so; Australian, sS@e . box; lines, Mazatian.
81 50@3 y 100; bananas, sS@S4 so . bunch nine.
apples s@9 . dozen; tomatoes, 65@75c d hoy
grapes are in variety at 75cCasl y case Grapes
in bxs, 60@75c; ounces, 81 25@1 so q box: Gran.
berries, sl2a13 o bb Choice apples for lone Keen.
ing now coming forward. Owing to the failure
of steamers to stop at Mexican ports lines are very
scarce-n fact, out OF market, and likely to remain
at least month Meanwhile lemons will have
to supply the place of lines.
FEED-Our quotations are from the price LISTS NJ
E. A. Burr of this city, and are corrected to data
Dat hay, s12@lS . ton, baled; alfalfa, % % ton.
baled bran, sl1@l2 ton; barley, sO@s5c o cwt.;
ground barley, 95c@S1 . cwt.; wheat 81 30aI az
D cwt.; oats, 81 85@2 . cwt
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Sacramento Market.

PoRK-Live hogs 4a4lc for hard, and 4a44c for
soft dressed do, 6l@6sc q b.
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DR.. UNGAR's LIQUOR ANTIDorE. carefully prepared
of the best Quill Bark by NJ. S. Hammer, druggist
Sacramento. (The celebrated cure for drunkenness.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

HAMMERS GLYcERoLE OF TAR has been
before the public for the past six years, and
its constantly increasing demand is the best
testimonial of its success.
BKRTAUD's INPALLIBLE INJECTION. = The famous
French remedy for gonorrhDa, gleet, etc. NJ. S
Hammer, Sacramento, agent for Pacific coast. Sent
C. o. d. to any address.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets.

NEW YORK, November 9th
BRhADsTUFFs- is quiet and Wheat Is strong.
latter at 81 14@1 10.
BARLEY-In good demand and strong
HIDEs-Better demand and &c higher, saw 231e.
WooL-Californa is quiet at l367lSc for fall bury
and 1926 for clean fall; spring bury, Isa24c /:
clean spring, 24@33c; pulled, 3S@45c
H0rs-Active for export demand and about lie
higher Sales reported 200 bales California at 2ec
GRocERIEs-Rio flee very dull, and lc lower !:
Refined Sugars fairly active and steady
PHILADELPHIA, November 9th.
WooL-The market is firm, but prices are un-
changed
PosToN, November 9th.
WooL-The demand is good, and prices are grad
ually tending upward. The prospects of trade con-
tinue quite encouraging. Holders appear to be
quite indifferent about selling, and this is check
transactions. Now that a favorable turn has
come, holders do not like closing out all of their de-
sirabe woods, after carrying them on dull market
for several months. The demand continues for all
grades and qualities although manufacturers are
still running on fine woods and late purchases of
washed and unwashed feeces have reduced stocks
materially California has been in demand, and
spring has been selling at 25@3c and fall at 10000
LIVERPOOL, November 9th.
WHEAf-Good to choice California, 9s lid to los 3d.
Spot lots are firm; floating cargoes are strong |;
for cargoes on passage, buyers are holding off
hoping to obtain concessions.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
WIN. GUTTENBERGER,

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
i chinist, Front and N streets. Manufacturer Of
l3uttenberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clog Crusher and Barley Mills. All kinds of
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Miller Patent Hay
prasseq o2Q-4plm
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HAMMERS CAscARA SAGRADA BTTERs touches
right spot in dyspepsia constipation and liver CO
plaint