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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28
JOHN M. LYNCH.

GOOD HOUSE on Valley street, rooms, els
W tern, cellar, for $1,000 or very easy terms.
House ard 50 feet on Eleventh. street for s., 0CO.
House and 70 feet on Seventh for $1,000. Fine
lot or University avenue for $3.50; 46z192 on
Iglehart for 5000 Elegant niEe-room residence
on St. Anthony Hill for $500. Corner On
Dayton avenue, 7lxl70 to alley for So, 200. Is
feet on Seventh, near Wabashaw, with improve
meIts, at $500 per foot. Corner in Arlington
Hills addition $500, ON monthly payments. 10
feet on Holly avenue for $1,000. Two elegant
lots on Day ton avenue 81, 500. Lots on all the
principal avenues and streets On St. Anthony
Hill. cheap building sites on Dayton's bluff;
this is fire place to buy for an investment.
The above and large list of other choice pieces
Of st. PAIL real estate cheap and on easy terms,
Money TO loan on improves city prope ty at
per cent. interest. John NJ. Lynch, 10l East
Third street, Presley Block.
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Iowa Prohibfttonists.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, 'Oct. 27..--A number of
leading prohibitionists of the state held a
conference here to devise plan of action
for the next campaign. Rev. DR.. Brooks,
president of the state prohibition alliance,
presided. The plan will embrace enforce
ment of the Sunday law aud all other laws
relating to the liquor treffic, the exertion
of every influence possible to elect the leg
islature favorable to the submission of
prohibition amendment to the voters of
the state, and opposition with all their
strength to either the nomination or cleo
ton of any one for governor who is an
tagonistic to the prohibition cause.
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The Halifax Dynamite Scare.

HALIFAX, Oct. 27.-The examination of
the dynamite prisoners, Braken and
Holmes, WIS resumed to-day and counsel
for prosecution announced they had de-
cided to abandon the application for ad
journment and having concluded their
evidence asked that the prisoners be called
up for question. Counsel for defense
moved to discharge the prisoners on the
ground of there being no Canadian law
under which warrant could detain them.
The prosecution responded citing English
presidents for committal to trial on
similar cases. Court adjourned until
tuesday TO consider the matter.
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SUNDAY GLOBE MORNING. OCTOBER g. 1883

Fritz Eisenmenger to John Eisen-
menger, 5 acres in section 81, town 20.
range %, $4,000.
James P Gribben to Leander Valentine,
lots IL. II, %, "a, and 20, block 2, and lot
IL, block 1, Bass's sub division, S2.575.
Frank B Clarke to Mathida Greve,
part of lot IL, block II, of Dayton g. Ir-
vines addition, $1,000.
James Nj Smith to Albert M Lawton, lot
5, block Is, of Bazille & Roberts addition,
5000.
Eliza F Drake to Sallie F Rogers. part
OF lot 8, block 20, st. Paul proper, $4,000.
Frances A Mead to Stacy B Collins, part
of lots and z, block 81, in Dayton d
Irvine's addition, $4,000.
Bernard Michel to Joseph Helget. lot 8,
block IA, of Michel & Robertson's addition,
$500.
Samuel M Wilson to Abby y Gray, lots
10 and 20, block 8, of Holcombe's addi-
ton, S1,25O.
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4, OR SALE-Beautiful residence lots ON Sum-
& NIT, Grand, Lincoln, Dayton, Marshall,
Selby, Ashland, Holly and Pleasant avenues.
Davis & Brown, 500 Jackson street.
5000 casn buys lot 5Oxl37 feet and good
house on East Seventh street. Davis Brown,
$50 Jackson street.
Fine ten-room house on Forbes street, near
street cars, for $1,000. Davis & Brown, $50
Jackson street.
S2,l0O-4 nice lots and good house on Kent
street. Davis & Brown, 360 jackson street.
$3,2C0 for five acres in city, near Marshall
avenue. This is a big bargain. LAWS Brown,
$50 Jackson street.
$500 for four good level lots, all south front,
il Bryant's addition. Davis & Brown, $50
Jackson street.
Fine ten-room house on Forbes street, nesr
street cars, for $4,000. Davis & Brown, $50
Jackson stteet.
Rice street property very cheap. Davis &
Brown, $50 jackson street.
$500 buys nine south front, level lots on
Rondo street. Davis Y Brown, $50 Jackson
street.
Money to loan on improved city property.
Davis & Brown, $50 jackson street.
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TIE MEN OF '5S,
And What They Did Last Evening at Their
Annual Meeting.

Annual Me citing.
The Ramsey County Pioneer associa-
ton, composed of all gentlemen who set
tied in this county prior to the admission
of the state May II, 1858, and were of age
at that date, held their annual meeting ut
the chamber OF commerce last night. The
attendance was not as good as could have
been wished, however.
Vice President Fairchiid called the as
sociation to order, and, after some minor
business, the election of officers was pro-
ceeded with, which resulted as follows
President, D. w. Ingersoll; vice presidents,
first, b. S. Fairchild; second, I. Reardon;
third, Edwin Bell; secretary, j. Fletcher
Williams; treasurer, Vim. T. Donaldson
executive committee, VIM. A. Van SIyke,
N. e. Myrick, Mark Costello, D. Ramaley,
NJ. Lyon.
To the usual question, who have died the
past year, on reading over the role, DR..
Vim. L. Mintzer was found to be the only
member who had pushed off in his frail
bark from the shores of life, on the IN
known sea. .
The old question, as to which is the old
est house in st. Paul was again discussed.
Since last year, conclusive evidence has
been secured, showing that the old frame,
No. go East Fourth street, is the one
having been built in 1874. The
secretary was ordered to have sign pre-
pared, stating the above fact, and placed
on said house, if the consent Of the occu-
pant can be obtained.
The association theu licensed the ques
&;o,, n, 10 vobatbar ba-fruet shnuld ba
held this winter. 1t was finally decided
to have one on Feb. 90, and the arrange
mittee.
Adjourned.
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He Ton't Talk.

A GLOBE reporter called at the Metro
politan last evening to interview Mr.. Yer
milye further on the matter. The clerk in
charge of the Office informed the reporter
that Mr.. Vermilye was in his room, but
had left strict orders not to send any one
up, as he would not see them, and that he
was especially oblivious to reporters.
The reporter nevertheless essayed to
call at No. 43, the room
occupied by Vermilye. gentle rap on
the door failed TO elicit any response. At
ter due delay the scribe again applied his
knuckles to the panels. "Who's there?"
came in answer.
'Mr. -" answered the pencil shower.
"Who is Mr.. -" came back somewhat
fercely.
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CRIME HdYING no LUCK IN JURT
TRTdL.

Fred. Rawley and Michael Moran Both
Found Guilty-The Latter Shown Up
Lustful Human Brute-A Juror With a
Private Opinion Inundated on the Altar
For Agreement-An Arson Case on Mon
day.
In the case Of Fred. Rawley, under in
dictment for assault with dangerous
weapon on Officer Pendy with iutent to do
great bodily harm, Judge Wilkin charged
the jury on the assembling of the court at
10 o'clock yesterday morning, which
charge was very pertinent and to the
point. In it he Justified the arrest of
Rawley by Pendy under the circumstances,
and except the jury should come to the
conclusion that Rewley was too drunk to
realize his acts in this arrest could they
bring in verdi,t of simple assault. He
ably defined the powers and pro-
vinces of policeman in
the discharge of his duty
and clearly defined the rights of an lnno-
cent citizen in registry court without a
warrant. In the latter case the citizen had
right to resist policeman, if he did not
prefer his charge or produce his authority,
aud the citizen was not engaged in any act
contrary to public or private safety at the
time Of the arrest, or as in this case know
ing warrant was out for him, gave the
officer no opportunity for an explanation.
The jury retired, and after about an
hours elaboration returned with verdict
CT guilty, when the prisoners counsel de-
manded poll of the twelve men separ-
ately. All announced that guilty was their
decision, except Mr.. Frisbie, who
intimated that that was not
his opinion, but that for the
sake of agreement only had he come to
this conclusion. On this announcement
Judge Wilkin promptly remauded the jury
to further deli5eration much 20 their dis
gust aud adjourned court to 2 p. m,
while they went without their dinners. On
the opening of the afternoon session they
again returned with the same verdict in
which Frisbie was firmly fixed i'll opin-
ion.
In the afternoon the case of Michael
Moran for attempt rape on little glrl SIX
years OF age in vacant lot on Genessee
street last July was taken up. The state
showed that the little girl went from her
home to a store after candy, but
being absent an unreasonable length
of time her mother and young cousin went
in search of her and found Koran in the
act of endeavoring to violate her person.
County Attorney Egan asked but few
questions and made no plea, while the tes-
tlmony elected by the defence was of an
obscene and brutal character unfit for
print. The jury, after short charge by
the judge, brought in prompt verdict of
guilty.
The first case which will be brought on
for trial on Monday is that of Fred Balow
against whom the grand jury found an in
for arson in burning store.
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TIE TUBACCO REBATE.

Rebate of Taxes On Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars
and Cigarettes, Held by Manufacturers
and Dealers on May LIST, 1888.
Section of the act of March 3, 1883,
entitled IAN act to reduce internal reve-
nue. taxation and for other purposes is as
follows:
Sec. 4. That on and after Nav first.
eighteen hundred and eighty three, the IL
ternel taxes on snuff, smoking and manu-
featured tobacco, shall be eight cents per
pound; ano on cigars which shall be man
ufactured and sold or removed for con-
sumption or sale on and after the first day
Of May, eighteen hundred aud eighty
three, there shall be assessed and collected
the following taxes, to be paid by the
manufacturer thereof: On cigars of all de-
scriptions, made of tobacco or any substi-
tute therefor, three dollars per thousand:
on cigarettes weighing not more than
three pounds per thousand, fifty cents per
thousand; Oh cigarettes Weighing more
than three pounds per thousand, three dol
lars per Thousand.
Provided, That on al original and IN
broken factory packages of smoking and
manufactured tobacco and snuff, cigars,
cheroos, and cigarettes held by manufac-
turers or dealers ct the time such reduc-
ton shall go into effect, upon which the
tax has been paid, there shall be allowed q
drawback or rebate of the full amount of
the reduction, bat the same shall not apply
in any case where the claim has not been
presented within sixty days following the
date of the reduction; ana such rebate to
manufacturers may be paid in stamps at
the reduced rate; and no claim shall be
allowed or drawback paid for less
amount than ten dollars.
Collector Bichel and his assistants have
been busy for some time in collecting and
fling the claims of the various dealers in
tobacco who are entitled to rebates under
this act. The regulations and forms cup
piled by the treasury department to be fill
ed out by the various claimants are rather
perplexirg and have had to be closely
watched in order to get any where near &C
curate. The dealers took inventory in
presence of government witnesses.
The total rebate claims in the second
district amount to nearly $4,000, aud il
the first district about $4,000 or a total in
the State of Minnesota of about $4,000.
Subjoined are the names of the claim
ants whose rebates amount to over $500.
The claims range all theway from $40 to
over $1,000, and every dealer in tobaecos
in the state is represented. Congress at
its next session will make an appropria-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-10-28
THE COURTS.
District Court.
Before Judge Simons.l

Before Judge Simons.
Laura Schultz vs.. George Schultz; con-
tInued 20 next special term.
Assessment for change of grade on
Rice street street from Blanca to Syca-
more street; no objections filed. Judp-
ment ordered ageisat ali the property as
sessed.
Assessment for the construction of the
necessary sewer, catch basins and man
holes to drain Saltwater street from Ohm
sted street and other streets; no objections
filed. judgment ordered against all the
property assessed.
Assessment for constructing a sewer on
Eleventh street from Robert to Minnesota
street; no objections filed. Judgment or
dered against all the property assessed.
Assessment for grading George street
from Concord street to Mohawk avenue i'll
the Sixth ward; no objections fled. Judg-
1nent ordered against all the property
assessed.
Assessment for grading Neil street from
Seventh to Grove street; no objections
fled. Judgment ordered against all the
property assessed.
Assessment for sprinAling lafayette
Avenue from Grove street to Partridge
street; no objections filed. Judgment
ordered againsg all the property assessed.
Assessment for opening, widening and
extending Ten peraGce street between
Tenth and Norris street; no objections
fled. Judgment ordered against all the
| property assessed.
Gordon q Ferguson VS.. Cerving d
Brown, defendants, and st. Paul 81 Duluth
hallway company; referred to G. j.
l.oblnson to take evidence of garnishse.
). /. Jillets VS.. st. Paul, Minneapolis x
! Manitoba Railway company; motion f.
new trial to be heard by Judge Brill.
In the matter of the assessment for the
grading of forbes street; submitted and
| taken under adv isement.
| Maria Muller VS.. NJ. Funk; submitted
and taken under Moderation.
Gordon & Ferguson VS.. Cerving s. Brown,
| defendants, and st. Paul d Duluth Railway
company, garnishee; referred to q. o.
Robinson to take evidence of garnishee.
Thos Abbott vs.. Ii. Ford, defendant. and
Hugh L. Pilkington and julius Hanback,
vs.. Pilkington 81 Co., garnishee; continued
two weeks TO get records OF defendant.
Thomas Mccormick VS.. Patrick O'Brien;
submitted ana taken under adYisement.
GustaY Willus We. Ezra Farnsgorth;
submitted and taken under advisement.
j. B. Walsh vs. Ezra Farnswortn, Jr, ct
el; same.
VIM. B. Dean VS.. Ezra Farsworth, ct al;
same.
Edward Corning VS.. Ezra Farnsworth,
Jr., ct al; same.
Charles 4. Corning vs. Ezra E farms worth,
Jr., ct al; same.
GENERAL TERM.
Before Judge Nilkiu.
State of AlInnesota VS.. Fred Rawley, for
assault with dangerous weapon to do
great bodily harm; found guilty.
State of minnesota VS.. Michael Brown,
atteu pied rape; found guilty.
Adjourned 10 Monday at 10 e. n.
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"a GLOBE man who wants to ask you a
few questions"
81 left orders not todbe disturbed, at the
Office and 1 don't mean to be-" replied the
voice within. "Mayor O'Brien has my
case and he will answer all questions. 1
can't be bothered. Good night"
This seemed to settle the business and
as the reporter did not want to be so i'm
polite as to break down the door, he left
Mr.. VermilYe to his rreditations.
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What the Record sans.

The following are the transfers as they
appear on the record tor the week, amount
ing to STAGES:
franklin Wheeler to Edward D Blan-
chsrd, lots 1, 2 and 3, block 9, of Manson
Il 5imonton's addition, $4,000.
Rush Wheeler to julia III Bailly, part
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FLAT FOOTED.
YERuILYE Brings SUIT FOR d.
VOROE AGAINST HIS WIFE.

The Complaint Flied in the Ramsey
County Court Yesterdny-It DON'T Read
Much Like the Chicago Retractieu-Mrs.
verrliIye Accused of Adultery with Gen.
Myers-Very Pointed Charges-yermilye
Refuses to Talk.
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119EntctDGt Court.

Before Judge Burr.
NJ. Roche, obstructiug sidewalk; dis
missed.
Taylor & Craig, obstructing street; con-
tinued.
I. Dolgreen, disorderly; dismissed.
Q. Weis, disorderly; dismissed.
G. Veaaely, larceny; ninety days.
The smuggling case against the lad
Emil KussmilIer was continued until Nov.
3rd.
SIS. Schmidt drunk; ninety days.
N. Klinger, larceny; held for grand
jury.
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Grige,s GIycerine Salve

The best on earth can truly be said Of Griggs'
Glycerine salve, which is sure cure for cuts,
bruises, sealds, burns, wounds, and all other
Sores Will positively cure piles, letter and all
skin eruptions. Satisfaction guaranteed. or
money refunded. Only twenty-five cents. For
sale by P. J. Dreis, corner Ninth and St. Peter
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DELEvAN, WIS, Sept. "a, 1878.

7 DELEVAN, WIS.,, Sept. a, 1910.
GENTs-I have taken not quite one bottle of
the Hop Bitters. 1 was a feeble old man of rs
when got it. To-day l am as active and feel
as well as l did at 80. 1 see great many that
! need such a medicine. D. BOYCE.
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FTo5aee Court.
(Before Judge McGrortv. J

(Before Judge McGrorty.)
Estate of Mary L. Vill9t5e, deceased; re
port of sale Of real estate fled and sale
confirmed.
Estate Of Robert Murray, deceased; in
ventory and appraisement filed.
Estate of Martha Clark, deceased; will
and petition filed; hearing November q,
at 10 a. IN.
Estate of Martin Flanagan, deceased;
same; hearing November %, az 10 a. N.
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about the transaction and the judge gave
nIm antii the next session of the grand
jury to turn the matter over ia his mind.
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EOR SALE-The following desirable lots: 2
n lots corner Pleasant avenue and Sixth street;
lots on Rice street, between Iglehart and Til
ton streets; 10 ITS in Irvine's Second addition,
fontiug on Seventh street, lend of bridget; IL
los in Irvines addition to West st. Paul; also,
we'll established paying business. Apply TO
George ". Turnbull, S4S Exchange street, city:
023%
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g@No W oman really practices economy IN
less she uses the Diamond Dyes. Many dollars
can be saved every year, Ask the druggist.
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NHOICE LOTS, business and residence; also,
~ desirable houses in all parts of the city for
sale by Nicolay & Pond, 20 East Third street.
299-30l
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DAVIS & BROWN.
E2sI Estate and Egfig3g9 l331s

$50 jackson Street, st. Paul, hIinu.
Investments made and taxes psid for nou-
residents.
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REAL ESTATE.
THE MARKET DURING THE YEEK
SOME WHAT QUIET BUT STEADY.

Some Important Sales and Contemplated
Building lmprovements-Sale of a Por-
ton of the Metropolitan Hotel Property
The Record of the Week.
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SsE0 Lots in the Sixth ward which we
80 ~ offer on themost favorable terms the
coming week.
LAwToN BROTHERS.
S0l-302 IT'S Dakota avenue,
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ELEVENTH. STREET-Finest list of property
~ on this street in the city. A. &. Wilgus &
Bro. 30i-307
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CTS and money to build on monthly pay
IL ments. Pioneer Building Society, $50
Jackson street. 1868
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LAHON EROS.

TUST READY-We have just listed Is acre
- lots, it being the subdivision of the east 4
of the E 4 of section II, town of West st.
Psul, just outside of the limits which which we
will sell for 5000 per acre on easy terms.
SOL LAYTON BROTHERS.
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A B. WLGUS & BRO, 354 jackson ST., has
~ more houses and lots for sale at ali prices
and terms thar any agents IN the city. SOl-3U7
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IST your property for sale and orders for
- purchases with Geo. Il. Hezzard, Real
Estate and Loan AGENT, 40 East Third street,
ST. Pail. 40.
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4. u. WFLGUS 6 BRO.

A 5ACRIFICE-House and Lot and fair terms
IA if sold before November first. a. B. Will
gus & Bro, 354 jackson. 30l-303
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1TISCELL4NE0US.

GEnN-GOOD House and Lot, about SlC0
p W. down; balance very easy. 30l-303
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IF YOU DESIRE to sell your property. list it
Il with Nicolay & Pond, 70 East Third street,
the live real estate dealers of St. Paul.
299-30I
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AtOR SALE OR RENF-105 scres, one mile
q from p, s.ofice; best stone quarry in Rice
county. | furnish all stone for state institu-
tiOns, Shattuck schools, St. Msry'- Hall and all
public buildings, located hero patent lime iilo,
four dwellings, one st lie, one frame barn, one
st ne barn connected W tn blacksmith shop, etc.
Invent live acres, containing the quarry and in
prov ren5s, will be sold or rented separately3 if
desired. Heason for selling-old age and poor
health. Apply to Philip Cromer, Faribault,
MINI. 1884
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T YOU WANT Barg ins in st. Paul Real Es-
i tate, call upon Nicolay & Pond, 10 Fest
Third street. 29a-3Hl
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Before Judge Wilkiu
State of Minnesota VS.. Fred Rawley, for
assault with dangerous weapon to do
great bodily harm; found guilty.
State of minnesota VS.. Michael Brown,
attem pied rape; found guilty.
Adjourned 10 Monday at 10 g. u.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-23
FREIGHT FROM THE EAST.

Passed Ogden on the goth and 21st for Sacra-
mento: For Huntington, Hopkins Co., cases
tube fittings, 81 iron-handled pumps, 40 bundles
sheetiron, 10 bundles forks, car sheetron, l car
iron pipe $50 bundles and 81 bars STEEL keg shoes,
20 bundles hoes, ! barrel hardware Schofeld &
Teyis 2 boxes lamp wicks, l case paint brushes W.
d. Conistock, boxes folding cots Adams, McNeill
Co., IL pals tobacco 10 barrels currants; Central
Pacific Railroad Company, 30 boxes lamp chimneys,
1tboX wire netting, box metal lamps; Weinstock
g. Lubin, cases boots and shoes, boxes dry goods,
boxes chromos, case shirts Ii. d. Nash & Co., 6
barrels and box iron cog wheels j. Hearth, case
shoes; John 7. Stoll, cases names, l case hard
ware, case and bundle saddery; a. s. A. He'll
bron, 80 iron pumps, corr-sheers; Baker & Ham,
ilton, car wagons; Booth & Co., 2o0 boxes can
dies boxes citrou, So boxes baking powder, 80
boxes spice, 81 boxes extracts. Lindley l. Co., 100
boxes candles case cigars, 100 boxes spce 20 boxes
mustard, 25 boxes baking powder; Hall, Luhrs &
Co., so boxes candles; Capitol Packing Co., 10 bar
res glassware /; II. S. Croker Co, 81 bundles
newspaper; Holman, Stanton & Co., car wagons,
236 reels barbed wire; Terry McMoTy, boxes
drugs, cases soap, can olive oil G. W. Chesley
& Co.. barrel whisky; Kirk, Geary & Co., box
drugs H. A. Weaver, bundles newspaper; ]. I.
Harris, boxes hardware, 4 sacks hair, 2 bundles
moss A. A. Van VOORHEES, l. Co., bale wire cloth,
IL boxes hardware, boxes dashboards, cases
whips, Sc boxes shoe backing, cases names; John
Breuner, boxes oak Seats; Ben r. Croker, box
names.
For Yreka-H. E. Stimmel, box hardware.
For 0roville- Brock & Taber, car bar iron F..
Hecker, cases boots and shoes.
For Acknowledging Factory, 6 bundles cotton
goods P. j. Flannery, 8 cases shoes
For Redding-Mrs. Phoebe Cook, l organ.
For Latrobe-E. W. Scheeffer, 8 cases household
goods.
For yallejo-"B B. & Co." barrels whisky P. ].
Kennedy, 8 cases boots and shoes.
For Benicia-McKay & Christien, case steel
hoops.
For Napa-B. T. Sawyer & Co., case oil stoves.