ocr: I j ; ! ' ; j HAIR WORK. KIR. nud HUN tL. OLSO!V respectfully Inform tho Ladies Gentlemen of Greenville, and visitors of this place, that tli??y have froiu their former plnee of living (opposite Mansion House,) to their farm in the country. A groat variety of Han Homo Specimen* of may l?e found at the Watch and Jewelry Store Mlt. CliAKLES SMITH; who will be pleased to receive orders for all work in their line. Mr. Smith is in frequent com- inunication with them, and customers may on having their work promptly and delivered. Dee. 14. 31 3m


The southern enterprise. [volume]

ocr: t ' OKN,t.tt.Al. ADYEia i^lilSI?. h?i.? ^5M-? W. H. 1! 0 V E Y, PROPRIETOR OF GreenblUe, S. C. FANCY & STAPLE DRY GOODS, RICH DRESS SILKS, BONNETS, RIBBONS, Shawln, IVaBtilu* & run FIRE-PROOF SAFES, - ^ 2j Stoddnrd'e Warranted Pin no Forte#, & ~j> Mr*. Allen's Word'# Hnir Rentoror, 2. K Dr. W. H MnfTntt'a Pill# and Hitters, > ~ ^ Dr. David Jnyne's Pntont Medicine*. i. "d Loiiflo.i a- r.\?. - ~ ,\. B. tfc D. Sands' Snrsnparilla. J ?* A'o. 2, CicarelattiT< Huihiimpx, Atari;/ oppoxi/t Manxion Houxt. January 17, 185G. ?G tf

place_of_publication: Greenville, S.C.


ocr: | r a u . | ' 5! / J i, j' MEW FALL AND ? ? ? 0 ww v\k \ ^ for past patronage, inform their friend* and the public goner- ,uy, that tliey arc now receiving n large onsiating of Very Choice Fabric*. New Style? nJ ELKO ANT DESIGNS for * DRESS GOODS, A large and well selected stock of floods for aiBNffiMBBJiSJI'S WBAIE. Ready-Made Clothing, Blankets, Flannel*, Plains, Kerseys, Shirting, Sheeting, Ac. HATS AND CAPS, -^nBoota and Shoes, I4.R&WAM AHOJ CUTLERY, CROCKERY ANO GLASSWARE, DVE-&TUFFS, &Q. GROCERIES! the most reasonable terms for cash. NVsasem it unnecessary to enumerate all, or vena portion of the articles we have on hand, nvitc the public to an inspection of our Aock, It embraces every article usually kept, nd we think that customers will find it to their dvnntagc to give us a call tWAt the Iriek Store south of rhe New Court House.


ocr: .. MEDICAL A>J." JUJSlStaiS CAUDA. dr. ff.if GREENVILLE, S. O. THE SIGN OF THE 00E0EN 'DEALER IN Paints. Oils, li bye-stuffs, Lead St Zinc L??NO CONNECTION WITH TIIT ABOVE Bl'fllNKAB A UL'ARAXTKE THAT EVBHYIIIINO IM OK THE BEST Ql'ALITT, AX1? Witt BF. SOLD ON TUE 19. MOST REASONABLE TDK MB.


ocr: 1 J f * MB lira&raais. and Job g^STABLtSHMEttT/S? having a fixe selection of wb ass prepared to do work ass estf&a. :IR CULARS, CATALOBUs'rHANO-BILLS, BALL TICKETS, PROGRAMMES, &C. PRINTED WITH DESPATCH. L'llINA, SATIN KNA.MKL, SATIN 8URFACK PLAIN AND COLORKD CARDS, Upon ifoe Mogt Eflbolr$ble Jelrtos. GWS & ?AJTJTOjo


ocr: J , " < < j j < REA, SCRUGGS & CO. DRAI.ERS III and Fancy Dry READY-MADE CLOTHING, ANDCArs, Bool's and Ctocliclpjj, Ifatdtotfe, Slrocclries, FAINTS AND OILS, ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE NEW COURT a m opened at the above large and varied rmoiIiuoiiI of and Elegant to which they invite attention from fbeir ind the truding community. Tlio Stock has been purchased with great inder the persoaal supervision of the pi luring n protracted etny in New-York, nnd rontident In Assuring the public thnttliey cnn irfll offer bargains. We deem It unnecessary >numernte the articles which wo lin\e on believing that an examination of our stock insure the belief that bargains inny be bud tailing at our establishment, par Country produce taken in exchange.


ocr: QE^?lALAtiVBRTISt5\fliKr$$. FA' ' AND ?TPv?<?3 at <S>^ ^ ^ ^ ? S g' <& &% &bmvi&Wl for past patronage, Inform their friends and the public jtenor* ally, that tlicy are now receiving a large eoneieting of Very Choice Fabrics, New and ELKO ANT DESIGNS for DRESS GOODS, A large and well selected stock of Goods for (BSrmiBBtUSN'S WSA1B. Clothing, Blankets, Flannels, Plains, Kerseys, Starting, Sheeting, Ac. ! i HATS AND'CAPS, and km CUTLERY, CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE, BYS-STU)l?ir8, &G. iSSl GROCERIES! yHpHLUpon the most reasonable terms for cash. Wo deem it unnecessary to enumerate nil, or even a portion of t^e articles wo have on hand, invite the public to nn inspection of our Stock, It amhracea every article usually kept, and wc think thnt custoniore will find it to their advantage to giro ua a call fiTAt the Ilrick Store south of the New Court GltAI?Y ?fc GOODLlilT. Oct. 2. 21 tf


ocr: ? R CI IAN T S BY JAMES M. HURST, S. (D. Board?$150 Per Day. February 21. 41 tf


ocr: Town Oliiccrs, Intrant.?II. LEE THKL'STOV. Warden* ? I' '' " " ' ^ ... W. iimnni.Kt.U, 15. l'Teu, Du. li. l>. Loxo. li. McKay. Town Clerk.? W. ]\ I'btok. Marshals.? Z. Mautik and


ocr: Antisoptic & Aroma" tic Tooth Soap, 8nprtn*eeou* Pentrifice; J. 0.1 Vanish'* Superior Toodi Soap; lot of llulm of a Thousand Flower*, Celebrated Wwl'.irjfC^omj'mind, Chemical Kriwivc Soap, for Clean-, ing Paints, rt-nrv ing grease, lar and printer** Ink. This soap rs unsurpassed, Just received and for solo at tho New Sioro of M1MS A LONG. Sept. 18. 10 tf. Lamp OiL I^OR SALT at th<* T>rv.g Kt->r? of . J A-4-lf J. H. DFA*.


ocr: GREENFIELD'S GROCERY STORE, , CORNER STORE, Opposite the Mansion House. may now Bod a very stoek of Family Groceries, Fine and Cheap Wines, Liquors, Cordials ALSO, an assortment of Hats and Cape, Bonnets and ltf% Bonnet Trimmings, Boots A Slioea. together with Ladies' Slippers and Gaiters. aiota&i," QLA83WARE AND MIT 6001)8. tyCountrr Produce and It AOS taken iu ALEXANDER OK KEN FIELD. A A A LBS- BAOOH ond ftOO Lb?. LARD. 5UUU for sale at GREENFIELD'S. John krause,


ocr: his Professional Services to the sens of the Town of Greenville mi l of adjacent country. He may he found during day at th e Xew Court Ilnuse, at night at the denceof Professor Kd wards. Oct. it?22?f


ocr: and Job p1; ST A B L I S H ME N.T SS) " w MAVixt; a risi: skuxtiok of WE ABE PREPARED TO DO WORK CATALOGUES, HAND-BILLS, WAY- niLu^irvi.v rrcKuris, i'iioouammfs, *c. i'hIN'Tku with i>ksi\\tcii. t-IUN.V, S.\il.\ tx A M i: I., S\TIN Hl'UKACK A\l> ei.xix and coi.nuKi) r \nns, ll)ic I&Wli p &?&?&* booo tf3uKst?EueHr, instruct; How and Where to Procure them. I'i.?m?k <i:\n for v (Vi?V ov <?i'b Illustrated Catalogue 1AO difft+viit' work*, Mtftnhlc for KniiiWy Hcmliiiv'i mi.I oinhrnciug .Jiartimim' jA/Oft AMIW^Iiri frapr'*, ^i'jrifn'tnrr, Tcinj>r>-nn<-e, Jm0* School, ]>ook*j'or the Vunna, hcau/tfully rtl and llluntratcd Juunih/ lliMr*, HookK Stamford and Select and a


ocr: and Job nAvnra a fine selection of WE AU PREPARED TO DO WORK us L ?OTr&a. CIRCULARS, CATAL09UE8, HAND-BILLS, BALL TICKTE3, PROGRAMMES, AC. PRINTED WITU DESPATCH. CHINA, SATIN ENAMEL, SATXN 8VRTACE PLAIN AND COLORED CAKDS, iipop the Iffost Esbolrsbie owa us A oasji.,


ocr: Hardware, &c. A. GREENFIELD purchased the entire Stock of Goods of Wm. S. Turner, late Crittenden Turner, opposite the Mansion House, And re his Stock of Groceries, Hardware, Liquors, <te?, from his late store the Patriot Office, is prepared to offer great in tlip nltov<> Art.ipfpi Ho will Ironn dah? stantly on band n well assorted stock of Goods, Groceries, Hats OAFS, Boots & Shoes, .ddPfef HARDWARE, CROCKERY, NAILS, AC. produce taken in exchnnge for lie will keep on hand BACON, MEAL, and other article* for home at as chonp rates as can be had in tbo place. He returns his thanks for the very liberal heretofore received, and hopes by to business and a desire to meet the wants the people, to receive a continuation of their Jan. 81. 88-tf ~


ocr: | ^ 1 c ' JOHN KRAUSE, AND CABINET MAKER, p|.eaai? WOULD respectfully B?tbe citixcns of Grecnvi.Io rnd vi- ^^^^"^^Jcinity that he lias on hand a lot t fUUNJTUKR, which ho will dispose of upon casonablc terms. He has Chairs, Tables, Sofas, iVnshstnnds, ?fco. Fine and Plain Furniture ande to order. His shop n>?y be found on Av- nue Street, between Beattio's Store and the Confectionery, and nearly opposite the Court luoso S.


ocr: * - [Bayard j i < ? STORE, CORNER STORE, Opposite the Mansion House-. may now find n rery stock of Family Groceries, rine and Chenp Wines, Liquors, Cordials A1SO, an assortment of ' i and Capo, Bonnets and ^^%Bonnet Trimmings, Boots A Sho'cs.jWIyl ogelher with Ladies' Slippers and Gaiters. GLASSWARE AND DM GOODS. KT-Conntry Produce and RAGS taken In ALEXANDER GREENFIELD. 7 AAA LBS. BACON and 500Lbs. LARD. >^UUU for sale at G R E EN FIELD'S.


ocr: i ( &0.t *0. 4 y anbaoriHer 1mm latvly added very largely W to Ilia Mtoclc of Drugs, Medkines, 1'alnte, Thev ore of the beat, quality. B? From bi% long experience in Ike ?toa? attention, 10 secure a reaaooairto


ocr: August 14th. fpHE roeeption of FRESH GOODS this ~'JL are rery large and makes my stock in the various departments. New Ginghams, | 2$ yd. wido Furniture Chintzes, I Fine Long Cloth*, Dress Caliooes, j Linen Towellings. -Joeonet Muslins, Bosom JLinen*, Mall and Cheek, do. French Niunsoek do. Laetrino Silk, fitriped Mwieeee, Fringea, Venr line Dotted Swiss. White and eol. Pal* Fa;**, Link* Fan*, and Fancy Artiulkh ?* AT W. H. HOVEY'S. August 14 14 tf


ocr: PIANO TUNING. JO . THE aubaaribar would afblaaairviaae ta^tA*^rttiaani vin*jive raw ^ Nppwr. , ,


ocr: , ] ^ ' < &o.f &a. ' r ftMl V ati ? i Vw?i* Ti mat laialw a/l/ltfil' t?FV Unr^lv I 1 to his Stock of Drag*, Medicine*, Paint#, kc. They- nre of the best quality. He hope#, "rem his long experience in the busim-m^, and dose attention, to secure a reasonable share of ft M-tf J. H. DEAN.


Dallas herald. [volume]

ocr: DRUGS! DRUGS! .11STKECEIVED, AI.Ar.I.Ean'J '!! s.'ic-re-i s:ocs ilj of Dill'.;:. M " I'D INKS. CP I'AlNf. OILS, WINDOW CL.4Si. Ac , A-., Cooipri-inc, i.i part, r.s folio ts: Qui-?f, (. "iu-n. t'avV-TOf'f. rj'mrl; 11 hi" L'O't. fvrs .f . 1, Fine 11 ai' ' Lir.s"J t)it. i ! i c I Tvrj'iritinr. "u.'i.. i Vt.V'W ij.'cs f fa'l fizet. Alro, Urjf at' rtmw.t cflii.-ti.ri. at Mtiii..inc in tb ncr''rnt4.d f-ci. All cl t-L'uIi via fM low by S AYi! k TilO.'l AS. i.,m 2' -rj 'j ", Dc '!ai. ' ! i

place_of_publication: Dallas, Tex.

publisher: Latimer & Swindells


ocr: Ai NF.W CASH STORK. MM u.il!. i'.U. L'ilFl it .11 M.i.h llulM'.. HM.1. Tl'b'T VV '1 IV I I', i 1 .. '.if -nt H'lllMi MS Corn ' i'.' o' i'... ! i v Lawn', I'l'i'Ii'-.-, J Capet, t'l't: il, l. i ' i ml. !.v CV.!.;, ..-. ))ooi .,.! Si. 1 1 I . ' . .; 1. i ! i I. '.';.. . I. ... ... ....I t .. -. ! h 1-.'.. Ai-. ill. (.'L.il.s. ' e n I C ip, ' , -'. il nii'v nf S,i... ir, t". t'X-'f, Ti". X II VKDtV AIM". im:ii'Vii km.. m ilt .if nl! snub iii iliii line. Ti". I'."-. l.li.-. Vtk. J Vv. i. T...W.i:i.-I'..-L-t. Ani a hoM ofcillir MVclel loo lulineMJ 10 li.e'iliuil. nil nf u 1.' Ii I mnim t.t i. ll fr.xm fiftv . - , - io iwn.ivMc p'rffn ii'Avr man any ouicr I. II. 4 1 i:as !'. n I I .i,U i.f .plli.t I.O (., ..I. III n. I..-I. I , .1 -I tM", Sll'l'tt-S, ii, ii.n- in. -m i.f Slnul". nil i.t-:if ,l (i 'ir!, iicii'a ll -,irtilJ ppJ. C. -Mill I. , ll S.ltilll i, (.'d.ioulls, W. Cup., J. . i.uv in njvn, luf v .i. v. (.k;shv.


ocr: DRUGS! DRUGS! .IIJSTKECEIVED, 4 l.AKlilO find well selected stock IX of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLilSS, 4c, 4c, Comprising, in part, as follows: Quinine, Opium. Calomel, Extrarts, While Lead, pure Xo. 1, JTinc While in oil, Linseed Oil, Turjumline, PuJI. Window Glass of all sizes. Also, a large assortment of Botanical Medicine in the concentrated form. -r AH ot which will be sold low by SAYRE THOMAS, flitfj - tfrvggittt, DulU. .


ocr: DKUGS! DRUGS! JIST RECEIVED, V LARGE and well selected stock . (Q of DRUGS, MEDiriNES.- JE PAINTS. OILS. WINDOW GL-lSJ.f-" 4c , c. Comprising, in part, as follows: Quinine, Opium. Calomel. Eitrads, White Lead, pure cf Ni. 1, Tint W'htle in n't, Linteetl Oil Turpentine, Pull). Window tr'.'jj of all sites. Aro, a Urge assortment of Botanical Medicine in the ewnccntrated form. AU ot which will be sold low SAYRE k THOMAS, rljtf IMif g'tls , Dalles. f


ocr: DRUGS! DRUGS! Jl ST RECEIVED, A PAINTS, pn Oidnm. Opmm. Calomel. Erlraris, Whit' Ijeaii. pure J- Ao. 1, Fine While in oil, Unsd Oil, Trjntint. Putt). lYmdow Glasr tf all sizes. Also, a larse assortment of Botanical Medicine in the concentrated form. j411 ol which will be soM low ny SAYRE A THOMAS, Dallas. LAIUJEand well sclcctwl atocK jlj of nur;.s, medicines, Cy . OILS, WINDOW OL,lS3,al-" .. .c c." O sing, in part, as iohows: i r ' j


ocr: Urnlh lo Ihr Mrrrw Verni. LOUDEN L CO'8 rm.itoki.i: mkaitikt. THK (HtKAT DISCUVKKY or THE AGE. fllllK undnrslgned, pruprltlors of Lmnhn .1. Vl Ckrrokrt Limmim4 and strW aw y MrJicitus, lisring had tbsir atUotloa eallod tu the great luiMirUna of ttwisdy which would ettk'tusllr doatMT Ihs Screw Worm in (took, and prevonl ihs attst k ol lbs Yy, bars now ths satisfui'tinn to annuunes to the oitlwns of Ttias, that they have discovered Ihs great remndy, which is warranted to iim.'I Ike Strew UWm inatantl on siiplioation. Utmd Iks tridenn sWaie, faMNiatf fnun Ji$mleres- liJ ritiunt f Texts, The fnl low inn la extracted Irom a letter receiv ed by Louden k Co., irom highly respectable merchant of Texts) : ' Your Cheroket Unament was used by t fkr uier in Grluiea onunty, at substitute fr Caa met, Terpentine, Tabtt juict, or FitA Oil, and the result was. It destroyed Ihe naireota immti. alely, and Ihe smell of it proved eq offentir io the blow Flo that they would not make a atytond attack where the Unamenl had been applied to n injury. "In that section Calomel and other remedies are entirely superseded and much expense tared by stock-miners," Ws. IIknrt Elliott. Druuiial. of Houston. Texas, writes, November 11, 1854 : I can and will vouch for the efficacy of your Ckerokt Linm mtnl from personal obtervtion, and I anheslU tlnjrly recommend it to all persona enraged in raisiiiftor havinv cattle, hoiaes. hors. ihevo. to. The ajiplloatidll It simple, and in no eaae baa it produced any Iisd elTeot. Apply with feath er or brush, sufficient to saturate the place whera .1.. I .. s ... ... mo worms are ueposueu, anu iney will yaeau and full dead in five minutes. It Is seldom ne ccssary tdhiako nioro than ens application." tx tract irom a letter Irom the Hon. David C. Dickson, ol Andursnn, Griniet county. Texas. dated August 21, 1855.: Wrad- Ce's CAo oket Linnmml is Ihe tirWi Rrmetlo for the des truction of itwi or manuals which truubls the domestic onhiinlt of Texas. The linniuent des troys '.hem effectually and instantaneously. Yon need hurt) hb onr or warranting it j it . will oefr titinly do It, nnd I could send yon a larae number of certilkiitoi, if necessary, from our liest citi tens. It civet universal satisfaction at a des trover of those trnubli'souie insects." 'tho CHEROKEE LIGAMENT it prepared only by LOUDEN & CO. Sole Paopiijetors, At tlioir Chemical Establishment, 84 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. And nitty he had, with all nf Louden fr Co's Val uable Family Medicines, of their agents, and of Merchants nud Druggists in nearly every town in Texas ; nnd of SAV'RE A THOMAS, ap 2049:3 mos. Dallas, Texas.


ocr: DKUGS! DRUGS! JUST RECEIVED, A LARGE and well selected ttock O. nf DKL'GS. MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS. WINDOW GLASS,-" N Ac , 4C, Comprisine, in part, as followt: Qu.ml.-4 Opium. Calomel. Eitractt, White Leail. fur. f Ho. 1, Fine White in ml, LinseeJ Oil, Turpentine, Put). It nrfotc Glau of all sixes Also, a large aser.rtment of Botanical Medicine in the concentrated lorm. All ol which will 1 sold low l.y SAYKE k THOMAS, fl;tf J D'g gists, Delias.


ocr: ''' irri.it limt-r tlian any oil.fr ;VaMV &iotfK! ieu Woods!! AT THE NEW CASH STORE. tnnilll. I'HK i UKt h III Ir.l.li IIUI SL, l ll.LA II.X.S. Il'S I' lil.t'l.l VK1., end i.i.n.t,', new an J spl. n lij imk of M'ltlXJ tM T1T1i:!t KIIODH, i'lxititt.iit.' of ilie Ute attic, ol J -' tin drrs good, tillt, tilint, lunges, .Mjiirl, Stiit-ft, l.anu., Ypin, Jvcunrlte., I.imirnt and Calico. AUo, line aworliuvnl of Shawls, Taln.at, l"t. Cull tea, a-f . ait.l l..l(,inc;. A La, a large aiHirtineiil nr(jftiil.ii.rn' Wrirmj App rl, l' ( loiliinp. and a ftnt mririy of Cluiln,. IVtimtrrt, Tivt-c.li, taunt-tic, Cawuiriit, It -.i anj Mi.. j lit an J dps, Ar., &.'.', (Gthcrxft'P A ,",,', '"I'l-'V nf -". Cofl', Ten, . tsiaiUJ IIAIiDWAlt K A fomjiltM luonrntui of tit article in (hit line. ft0ctttn -''" Crock. Juj;, Ay. TIV.WAKK-IWkeii, JW, fc. An.l a i.t ul ml.rr arilclet tuo tiuiiierojt to mention, all ul" which I warrant to from City ar?L4 . LJTTS lioux in town, for CASH J. V. jlllt.'4llV.


ocr: DHHGS! DRUGS! ''JI'ST RECEIVED, A I.Ai;;K-""d wel!eteet-S et-.H-k . JQ y ..r IHM GS. MKDin.NKS. ilTS. il-. WIXDHW t.L4: 4-n . A'-. Coinpiiiin. V'1- " !otl Quint. '.'". ('.. Fitrt-f. It '.it' lal. f-rf J -V. 1. Fit" I' hit' in iaf. I if Pvt. Wiiiffw -.-rtn-nl of il'aiiicl)edirir? in i tld I-; bv


ocr: ; New (Roods ! New (KoM 1 1 AT TUB NEW CASH STORE, OITOSITE THE CHRUTCIIFIELD HOUSE. DALLAS, TEXAS. TVT lirrFIVED. and openii'lM newanJ iplendid atoekof , , VamMng of .he late. I il lo. tff Ulirt' fine drt u ood. a.iki, miiw. Lerarje. uV-lanea. Sw,rt, I v. . I'nnlii J jconetie Liuiiffil and Cali. o. Al.o, a fine awortment of Shaw la. Taliua. C X i " AkSSU Al.o. a large ...orfmenl of Oen.lemen'a W.ri.. Appa S&Wn irS variety of Cloth,, CW.n.rv,, Tweed.. SaitelU. C.-.....I. Hunii and Shoe. Hit and Cup. .'.' SJSjji? A fu?bT'AVE-.Ww ' r,il'!" j" g-Tr57r's-M Tens, I'lnies. Dilie, Crock. Juy. AfC. L5cil5Vil TIN-TARE-Uucket.IV..Cup.&.'. And a hot nf other articlts too iiuiiierout to mention, all of which I "nt t9 ell rrom lUjr A... .... . .i.m .,, Ailmr Iiaiha in inwn. (at CASH. u riliv-ll ir ll-lll Min.l iii.mi uif w-. . .'" Mnv 17, 1A)C 02:if - . - m m fiDlrktlt'


ocr: iVcv 400(1! AT TIIC NKW CASH STOKE. OI'JDilTi: TUB t IIKUTCIIHELD IIOUSR. DALLAS. TEXAS. Tl'ST HECKIVED. nJ opninf,. M nJtp'r.liil dnrk af HMII.U A."U Hi .M.UI.Il CbOOI.A, t'on8iiina of tht Utej iiU of UJii' An ilrtM gouili iiU,Miint,Urgi,iilnilSiiiaril Un, l'oi1uit, JaKontltri. Linnvnt nil Calaro., Alto, tin aitorlfnenl of .Shaw It, Tiln.ts, Ctprt, I'ullait, licwt, tnil EJtnjt. Alto, Uff taortiiitul of UanlUmni't Wrarinc App. ral, Hoy' Cliiiliinc. (nil (rral rtfitlr of Clolht, Cttiincrtt, Twetiit, Sitinrm, Ctmneiit, Ifiiott tnj ?hrfi. lUlt tnd Up, tu., tit. Viil.'UliJf 1A KUV A HR-A cotnpl.it t.sort.n.nl of ill triielti in tbii lint IwTlTcTPSI Ten. net, Dithet, CrocU JUC, ice. TIXAVAKE-Uuckeit. Ptnt. Cur-. AVf. Atxl htwl of oihrr niclti loo nuinerojt to la . u C - . . . I . t. iiTmi prrcvni nivrar man mnj oiurr M.r 17. IcvitJfio.f New djiood I I mention, all af which I wtrranl lo tell from fifty 1 . ' noma mi town, lof j. v. fjltlCSllY.


ocr: LATEST ARRIVAL AT GOLD & IrOAALDSOVS. IVrw rSpfiiipninl Sttmntrr ooN. DKY OOODS OinalmrgH, drillings, dcnlint, brown 8-4 and 4-4 domettirt, Choctaw ttripet, printt (now itylct), ginehami, apron checkt, cottonadea, glovet, nilttt, huticrv. liund - korcliieft, buttona, whalobune, hooka and eye, to., 4c. LADIES' DRESS GOODS A great vnrlo ty ; in part, of silk tissues, French liiwns. print- liiwns. print- ilin, printed , plain, tajaconou luusnns, urgnnaio mus berasa, Tarltont, jitconett and Swiss, ..aH anA ..llail. ifinnnntl. ailiaino-a Anil inanrlinna. Swiss edgings and inscrtioni ; Swiss slcoves and collars; bwita collars ; tnzctlior with a variety gause und eilk trimmings, embroidered chiini tettes, corded and dimity skirts, trimmed straw honnits, trimmed flats, aatin and velvet ribbon. &c. rio. BOOTS 4- SHOES Men calf boots, McU'a and kip hrogani, women' brogam and boots, brognns, ooys and misses brogans, 4o. CLOTHlIsU LInnen pants, cottonade do, drill do; tlpacca, drab d ete and linnen . HATS Mon' silk, Panama Lteliorn ahd hats; boys' chip and palm hats; men' ot mr, Kujsm lur, ana wool nan. Coffee, sugar, salt, candles, tobacco, crushed powdered sugar, soda, alum, ealtcratus indi starch, pickles, pepper snuoe, vinegar, claret sweet wino, pie fruit, candy, lemon syrup, salt, frush oysters, cigars, macuarci, rico, dried apples, whale und lurd oil, lin all) White lead, bar lead, rectified whiskey brandy, cognao brundy, Sliorry and Jladoi wine, French brandy in bottlos ; 8 X 10 and glass, matches, buckets, 'brooms, tubs, dippers, etc. HARDWARE X general assortment in this SADDLERY Bridles, martincales, wob cruppers, girths, circinglos, bridle leath saddle wallets, blind bridles, moss blankets, collars, fly nets, webbing, Indies and gen saddles, carpot brigs, e. with manjr other articles loo nilrritJi to mention, which will be sold on as fa terms as any olhet house. CASH CUSTOMERS will meet with in not heretofore offered a little cicap than the cheapest at OI, & DONALDSON'S. Dnll'ia. Mav 10. 1850 61:tf


True American. [volume]

ocr: ' AMERICAN NATIONAL TICKET. -For 'President, JOHN C, ; FREMONT, . OF CALIFORNIA. ''' For Vice President, ' WILLIAM F.J0HNS0N 11 ; OF PENNSYLVANIA. ' . .". . Republican State Ticket. FOR SUPREME JUDGE 81IORT TERM, ' OZIAS BOWEN, Of Marion County. '' toll SUPREME JtJDQE FtJLL TERM, JOSIAII SCOTT, Of Butler County. '" FOR SCHOOL COMMISStOEER, ANSON SMYTH, Of Franklin County. MEMBER OF THR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS, JOHN WADDLE, ... Of Boss County.

place_of_publication: Steubenville [Ohio]

publisher: Z. Ragan


ocr: ... , , 9 j U GREAT TRIPLE '. , Vi J'l ' TWO EUROPEAN 4 AMERICAN CIMlIISu AND AN UNEQUALLED waTr 3ltS I Durln lh pst wlnur, Mr. Vjh Amvsai, ,v aialnltil hj icrifnci Ajti-nla, lim heru bua!tynriX"t prlnrlrml citlea I if f .urop, In procuring Hie I . .nmntin munm 13 I whtrh. wht d combined with tiie brilliant Stnrii I I of Hie We'ttrn lletnlrphrrt, will coiuilluie mere talent or Hie hlgreit nriler, than hna 1 ever been cneeutralU Iu onaeiuklinlmiciit. m uui eiwuiiHiiiuciu. ,i j lied tari are ntlutli- I ilil Atn)illtlicaira : . The feltowlnf dtntlniruUli ed lo Uil Irliwrtiie nioui ;The Famous Cool Family!, ' from the Brlurtna) CnuestrlHn ejttabtldliirente I I of Europe, and reomiilj from Attlry'a Uoyal 'Y f Aniphllbeatre, Loadon, cunortinK f HENRY COOK, Sen. the mn.i darlne KQUIi.STlttAN and fmihe,l 1 iuut Hurt .eiiviiuoi iu lue uurui. JOHN HENRY COOKfy Ih diamond RiDKr, ' no tminru mr ni m. - II... 1111(111(1.' AVI' i l!m i.rv N-' f- Hcmt ot briHiiuit horHeiiiuiifliip, otnl u uti- mtoaliniiiilill. fliM tlliihl fiuif Cllliw ti'PI'.hr' lillil ele-'iiul claKiic uoriuimdiico ttor executHd. V Young HARRY COOK, 'the Adooil aClhe Cinjm ; hi dtfhing hn. . i pony art prt'spnt- the very beau idfai. ot'ju- ; I i'nle p-iiJicifiuy in the hiifb icliool of hiI. I m mm mm four In number, bey o ml fill coinptirifon Ihe , grHtit UjumnBtU purfuruiem iu llm WurM. Frank Carpen'er art! Louis Fraccisco, jll i n ui ma must, uriiuaui Aiiuuiirmua vi me ) Hears, '' L WlRDdlB, llflWABD, iflM I.VK, . ' . MuHDAUNT, Jl'L'US, JIUJ-hK, , lilsxuoj, (Jlunurr, l'(iu,ir., i ' and distinct and perftel Iroupcn of Acrofml, VolUOMri, I'linUimimUu.una iteunmnli. prudurlui; at eah rt presentation a vwrU-iy 1 or Driiinuii ami ttaruing iVk' u aurrft, ii c . i niuit perfect ever presented irltlilntbu Amih. j VlfSTIXTEU JtlJtTllviM be poured forth 1 Iu tp&rkling caacudei, by the far-laiutd I - - t I the acknowledged wit, jester, and ruiinorlH Ul of the aye, and the most original Clown that ivr ahniib th Blnv nr an Aurintnci.. rlin. in . euiiluni!tlnn with th fHinoua t;lIOV,'liLU.Sl'. Si win nom a ii)fu junnee ul tuu. t :j j THE MENAGERIE I ixMttatna ftll fliut I i-oett anil mnnAet fnl In ) the animal and ft-iiilicrt.-d rveclew, collcu'vit A Iloutatnr. van amburoh. liuiiicuintc J" aiici' tiitj priornmnej in tue .I'lua. ProC LANGWC&THT will enter :l e uecs - n I ltuyal Bengal ligeri. Lion uud I.U'ii, ., I parkas. y Tm Gaiio Paooruiox, '. preceded by a maftmncent Unu.l Car. con- t:itr.ln(f Herman jMiheij'l exqntniu- O rnet 1 j , bind, will enter ion, aim ultir pmiuiin J' j through the principal urtiii, will s.ij.iu.n 7 . XQ to the Parllion which, wll beepeucU o.'i. ' f A


ocr: TllK OlliaLVL MkIH'-imi KT it r.i;H(V. 1Y 137, And Jir$t KrtirH of' Ike k'td etei mil ni-md under Ike BaiM yf "IVuioKH! Wl'K s." .1 lu r say otktt eout.ory ; mil eAkrr J'ttimomic ii'irt ar, tovtrrf-U. Tke genuine earn be Anhwn y the name ItHV AN sii Staayes' s cur WAKI.lt. BRYAN'S rTLMOWf WAFKKI Relieve Coughs, CoUs, Sore-throat, HosrscK BKYA.V l'LI.MOXIC WAFERS Believe Asthma, Bronchitis. DifflcuJt breathing. BRYAN'S TU1MONIC W.I'K!!S Believe Spitting of Hood, Vtiaa in t V. j Chart. BRYAN'S ITLMONIC W.XFKK3 Relieve Incipieut Consumption. Lung Dieearet BRYAN'S ITI.MoNIC .' r'k:.;.-' Relieve Irritation of thq Fyuis, ani Tonsils. BRYAN'S i'tUloN'O WAI'KiW Relieve the abjva Campbinfj ia Ten "ffinutd. BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKRS Are a blessing to all classes and e-T.r.tituti-,ns. BRYAN'S rn.MoNIC WAFKRH Are adapted for Vocalists and t ublic Cpcaken. FRVA-V PULMONIC WAFKKS Improve the compass, and flexibility of the Voice, BRYAN'S ITHIONIf! WAFKIIS Are la a simple firm and pleasant to the taste BRYAN'S PULMONIC WAFKRS Not only relieve, but effect rr.pid & lasting Cures BRYAN'S PHI MONK! WAFEIW Are warranted to give satisfaction to every one Ho Family should be without a Box of Bryan' fulmcnlc AVafcr l.V Tll(i 1101 K. No Traveler should be without a Bex of Bryan'n Ihilmonlo WnfciK IN HIS HH KKT. No Ilenler should be without a snpiily of Br) oil's I'll I in nn I c Wafers roil ma ci stomki'S. Ko person will ever oVijcct to pive for Dryau'o Pulmniiie Witfcrs TWKNTY-nVK CKXTS. IRA C. BALDWIN A Co., Roister. K. T. Sale I'rouritttirt rtJTTLH it KOSF.S, For sale by 1IENNING & YIN. MEL- dec24


ocr: CITY : BOOT AND SHOE STORE, , ... , ' WASHINGTON HAIL BUILDINGS, ' ; .' market: STREET, STEIIBENVIIXE, OHIO- , JUST RECEIVED,-THE LARGEST. Most CoWpWtb, and Cheapest Stock of, HOME MADE and EASTERN WORK, suitabl. for tht Fall and Winter Traoe, of the most approved styles and best qualities , ' oci8 ..' ' " .. ' .. ; - - . DAVID SCOTT. Also, Melali? Gutn Shoes, Traveling Trunks. Carpet Bags, &c, Cheap lor Cash.


ocr: AMERICAN NATIONAL TICKET. For Prniilent, JOHN C. FREMONT, OF AEW YORK. , For Vice President, . WILLIAM F. J0HNS0N OF PENNSYLVANIA.


ocr: Vll BIRO'S GREAT TRIPLE ilXaHBISBfi: TWO EUROPEAN & AMr.UK'AN AND AN UNEQUALLED I Din-liiR the pint winter, Mr. Vc AMnrcn, f aMiali-d hy t-xpcrit-nit-a akhs, iihi iietn busily enpiyeil In Hie princii!l -iiiui of Kurupc, tn iroi;uriig Hie which, when combined with the brilliant Burs I of the WcKtern Ik-mNpli.-re, will commute I mere talent of Ihe hiK'ioit order, than han ever beeu cenccutraleu lu one edtiiluahmeut. The following lttlni;ulhe atura nre attach ed to tills bipartite uiuuei Ainpaiuieaire: The Famous Cook Familv!; from the principal EiiueHtrlnu efltnMiatinimta I oi r-urnpe, nna receuuj irwn asuc.v i jwui - HENRY COOK, Sea. the mn.t ihrinr KUCKSTKIAN and fiuixheil TIGHT UOI'L per (miner la tun World. 'JOHN HENRY COOKl lfa 11 DIAMOND niDRH," mo nuncd for hi in comparable cIusmc ml dut titpr Kqueinmi net. I flu fumoui " niiiiJuri At i ( w inn very cnin of lirilliitnt liniHRniuioliiiF, and ii tin- f qtientionftliiv lh mot frurfuliy terrific imd elrgant cluseic porfunimiicH ever executed. Young HARRY COOK, tlio Adonii ofth Cirque) liis dualling two . pony act print Hie very beau iukal ol'ju- , vonue pronticucy in inn uigii cnaoi oi aru II HI four In number, bi'voud all conumrlunn the . ireateaiuyuiuasiic periuruiere lu uie norm. Frank Carpenter ard Louis Francisco, 9 of the moat brilliant Kiucsirlunn ot the age. Meter i. i Vamxiuk, Howard, Mazcxmi, MOHDACNT, Jl'l.'lrt, lllM.MI, UEMUuIC, (ilLCHOFT, llUUII.ic, and dlKtlnct and perfect troupes of Acrobat, Voinaueit, J'unlomimMs.una uramutirM, producing at eui U rrprvaentatlon a rarltty of brilliant and elartliiiK chtf d'trucrt, the . I moat piirrecu vur piewuied within tlio Arena. 1 VXSTIKTEl) MIRTH will be poured forth I la aparulng caacudea, by the rar-lauitd CLOWN, 5SH mi s the acknowledged wit, Jester, and humorist Of the age, and Ihe most original Clown that 1 ever shook the aides ot an audience, wnn, In . i conjunction with the famous CltUWlll'IlST, ( will bold a mgh Juoiice oi mn. the menagerie: o i a-l. .11 IL..1 I. a . 1 I .... 1 I ' i cumaniB bii uint is rare urn wunucriui in rt I the animal and feathered spec)ent collected f ' at an almost fabulous expeiiou, by the great non-tamer, van amuvhuii. immeuiateiy alter the performances iu the arena, ProE LANGWCRTH7 will enter the Dens - of the performing animals, consisting of two Royal Bengal fign J.iim ami J.ionm; jsratuum, of Ltoplntj I luer, pair vf Leo- uruottKC, il' TBI Grakd PnOCtSMOK, nreceded hy a magnificent Hand Car. con. talnlng Herman Lvdiciy't exqtiMte Cornet Himil, will enter town, and alter parading . through the principal street!, will adjourn 'i (Q tu the I'avilion, which, will be opened (Ca-I t the npi olnled hour. W&U . in Kxlubit at STEU1JENV1LLE SATURDAY, June 7th. Open at 2 and 7 P. M. Admission 25 no half price. Reserved IJox Seats cts. Children to Boxes 25 cts. m GIB CGIPANIES


ocr: srftEtlET 't A?-'- . Ur-nl T Ouolnii ItRDimt CUTiiaW.lsa TV 1837, J -Ai ftr rlit.'e 1 IMe "d iter nttuUctd nnitr (A, oau tf "eoLHoieie WiriKS," , tkii or My otktr mutri j all tkct Pulmmc Wcjert m MmaUrfiiU, Tkt imi'm eon bt Ahm iy Ihi hum BUY AN Uug MaMoutm MfA WA'KH. .1.! 1 . .. ( .BUYAJf;? rcpro.s'TC; WAFERS ' r 3 Selievs Couahk, Colds, Sore-throat, Hoaxseneaiu i 1'' ' ' . BRlAnS PUMIONH' 'WAFERS' ' ' Belim Astoms, Bronchitis, Difficult Breading. ' ; BRYA.ya rOLMONIO WAFERS - ' "'' ' Belim Bpituig of Blood, Pains in the Chest '' '"'BOTAN'B njliHONIO WJtFEnS -r "l '' ' 1 Believe Incipteat Consomptioa, Lang Diseases. BRYAK-PtlKHOSin WAKERS ' Believe Irritation 1 ef Uie TJvula : an Tonsila ! . .-!( ..HRY-AsrU.MljS'ic WAFERS'". ') it i . Baliieve the shre Oom plain ta in Ten Hinutti. 'i BRYAN'S Ft'I.MOXIC W AFKR3 ! ".i - i . Are blessing tp classes ntd.eonstitatioas. Blt.YAyS'l'UI.HONHi.WAVEIVl. , , ti adas' wr YocalJts and fahlia Speakers. ., ' ' ", bri'a,vs prji.iioM: wafers , .'iV-, ' ' Improve the compass and flexibility of tie Voice. -BRYa'S'S P'rt.llojftC WAFERS4 Are la a 1 tttapW fortl and pleasant to the taste ' ; BRYAN'S PULMO.WWAFKR8 ') .;, C Not only relieve, but effect rapid & lasting Corel, , , BRYAVS PULMONIC WAFERS , ' ' Are warrantecl to pye . satisfaotlon. to every one . ': ''''jro' yainily1 enonld be withont a Box of,1' ': ' 'Bryan Pnlinonlc Wafers Iff TUV NUktK. ;' Ko'TraveW ihenid be'wlWat Box of Bryau'i Pnlmonte Wafer '- . ...iil.S.in'ocT.i i-u- :i',0 Ho Sealer aboold be without a supply cf j i t Brt'ou'n CnlmoBtc "Wafers 1 , V !:'. .c... r . ro aw wjnni.. . Ko person will ver object to , gjye, ' fer , ' ' - Bryants Pnlmonte Wafers ' , i . . ifun-mi cmivi :-li ' ' IRA t BilDWW k Co., fcdf'nfsfw, If.'Y.- t v ' ' Sole Pr omtvr$ TtJTTLil fc MOSES.' Jknlrarn; lf. t ''' ''' '' ' -, , h , .: I i 1 rtm Aunt !':f. : For sale by 1IBN KING MEln V1N. decS' CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.


ocr: AMERICAN NATIONAL TICKET. For President, JOHN C. FREMONT, OF IEW YORK. . For lut President, WILLIAM F. JOHNSON OF PENNSYLVANIA.


ocr: Criie pifriran Tlie'OtTiZKNs Bank still continues to pay interest on deposit. 1). Moody ' . AMERICAN TICKET. For Congrm," JOHN A. MNGIIAM. ' For Judge, SAMUi.L W. BUST WICK. ''For Auditor, J. STEWART LOWE. For Commiaaioner, ALEXADER IONN. For Infirmary Director, WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM.


ocr: CITY BOOT AND v v VWASHIUGTON HALL BUILLHIQ3, - V J ; MARKET STREET, STETJBENYILLE, OHIO. JUST RKcklVED, THE LARfiEST, M-.st Complkie, and Cheapest Stock of HOME MADE and EASTERN WORK, luitabls. for the Fall and Wiuter Trade, or the most approved styles and best qualities.' - - oci8 . -r ' : LAYID ECOTT. Als'." MetaliiGuni SWs, Traveling : Trunks. Carpet Bags Ac, Cheap lor l'ali. SHOE STORE


ocr: Cloths, Cassimeres, Testings, fte., DOUGHERTY & BRO. have fai reived a large stock of the above' which we are making into good Clothing, a no which we will make to order as low 8S an house East or west. N. B. Particular attention is invited toons ctnrlr nf trnmla for hnvfi wpar. vhinli is vrw VWWB w. , J " , ' - - J large and desirable DOUGHERTY & PRO. aprlC Third and Market 3ts.,


ocr: AmiCAff 5ATX0HAL TICKET. , For PruidetU, JOHN C . FREMONT, OF NEW YORK. For Vic9 Prttidtnt, WILT JAM F; JOHNSON


ocr: AMERICAN HOUSE, ' ' NEWARK, 0.. ,; - UAVINGsiiken tlio large and convenient three story brick house nt'the west corner of the public sqnai-e, and fully repnirt-d and ro furuished the entire establishment, the under- niJt;(I II IL IV MID wi'nmPimiuil u. vnv i.v- lie. 1 He assures Ihoso who may patronise him that, every effort will be made to render them perfectly couifortftble, and that fair bills onlv will bi charged. Ho rests hli cl aims with th i. ' m it 1 ti ir snMT 1 public. , 1. U. UAJHlliI U.K. . .


ocr: AMERICAN NATIONAL TICKET. For President, JOHN C. FREMONT, OF NEW YORK. For lie President, WILLIAM F. JOHNSON OF PENNSYLVANIA.


The Placer herald. [volume]

place_of_publication: Auburn, Placer County, Calif.

publisher: T. Mitchell


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: jl|t llolccmo lUcclihj Ccbgcr, PCBUSHBP SVKBT BATDTOAT, BT DAI.MGERFIELI). T , spbikosb ±2- DA,NUSnnILD - T O r XXX 8 I One Tear, in advance, *5 00 Sir Months, „ of) Three Monthf._ 2 00 AdvvrtiKiug. A.* cnunre of 12 linen, first insertion, *3—each mbseqiK'at insertion, $1 *O. \ liberal Reduction on the above rates w l ll he made for quarterly and yearly ndvertisemets. legal advertisements Will be inserted at the following ratec-Two Dol- wiuari' for the first insertion, and One Dol *l'■ ' r square for each sutiscquent insertion. JOB PRINTING. are prepared to do Job Printing of every de motion in a style superior to any other office in !he Southern Mines, and at as fair rates.

place_of_publication: Volcano, Amador County, Cal.

publisher: Springer & Daingerfield


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUIILI3HKD EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old Bland.) by TARN MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON. MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $6,00; six months $4.00; three months $2,50; one mouth $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING: One square of ten i, inks, or more than live, first insertion $3,00; eacli subsequent insertion. $1,50. For half a square of fivk lines, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. 'lf" Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers. JOB PRINTING. Large additions have recently been made to the Job Ollico, and work of all descriptions will be executed in a superior manner.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: IWtono lUcckhj Cci)c|cr, fUBLIffHSD EVERT SiTTODAT, »V SPRINGER* RAIMERHELD. 4 URINOEB. «• »• DAINORRIttLO. Tor xxx s» i in advance. »S 00 3 00 .Months. _ 2 00 Adi«rtliiu|. I dm. square of 12 lines, first insertion, *3—each insertion, $1 50. v liberal deduction on the above rales will madc for quarterly and yearly advertiaemaU. legal advertisements be inserted at the following rates:—Two Dol r' per square for the first insertion, and One Dol Kr per square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. I We are prepared to do Job Printing of every Jr- in a style superior to any other office in Southern Mines, and at a* fair rates.


ocr: r()c llokano lUcckln ilc&gcr, imLisiiKn f.vkrv sattruat. nr SPRINGER & DAINCERFIELD. E. B. PAINOKREIELD. , k sPRIXQLR’ rp O X* XXX S S n; 0 Vfiir. iii advance, ;;; $ ® “» ;;x .2 UO v, Advirtioius- Snnaro of 12 line*, first insertion. s3—each t inw*rtion, SI 50. liberal deduction on the above rates will , ;Zlc hr quarterly nml yearly advcrtlsemets. 0 (it ;OAL ADVERTISEMENTS inserted nt the following rates:—Two J)oI -1 r muare for the first insertion, and One Dol- Tner square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. fir , prepared to do Job Printing Of rrrry He in a .tyle superior to any other office in • Southern Mines, and at as fair rates.


ocr: £I )C Volcano lUcckln Ccbgcr, rrß , |snEl> EVERT HATCRDA Y, BY spri\<.»:h& daiscerfield. K. B. DAIN’OEKriEI.P. , , bFBISGER. Tor m s > tme Year, in advance, ’/ *3 |UJ Six Months. 2 uo Three Month*. • • •_• - AdTCrtbltiK- One Square of 12 Bnc* first insertion. $3 -each Mtwquent on the above rates will , Zw for quarterly and yearly advertwemets. legal advertisements , inerted at the following rates:—Two Dol ' net* wiuare for the first insertion, and One Dol ‘r/imr square for each subsequent insertion. 1 JOB PRINTING. ihe'Sondtern Min* a. and at as fair rate-.


ocr: )C liolffliici lUcckln Ccfcg cV, pCBUSniB *VEKV SATIT.DAT, BV DAIVGERFIELD. , ____ "“-VOEBrWLD. Torm» i ..... • •" " , ® J* Months 2 00 Moiitbi!, . ■ ■ ; ■ AdvcrltHliißT. I oneSqiutreoTW linr,. first lußcrllon, $3--coch on tho above rates will Sad, for quarterly and yearly advertieemeto " legal ADTERTISBIUiNTS inserted at the following ratesi-Two Dol ner rouare lor the first insertion, and One Uol mr square for cseb subsequent .üßcrt.oa, ' JOB PRINTING. „ , re prepared to do Job Printing of every de . ' a a style superior to any other office in southern Mines, and at as bur rates


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TABB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON. MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $0,00; six months $4,00; three months $2,50; one mouth $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING: One square of ten lines, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of five lines, or less, $3,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. MTLiberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: jljc Dciltano lUccklij Ccbgcr, PCBUSHSD EVERT SATURDAY, HT Ti^.SPttINCiER.&CO. *Fox' m »i 4e v^ti l « nwlv * nc^: *22 f-ix Month ■ ... Ibrcv Moulds* • • • • * One Sjuare of 10 lines. Hist insertion, s3—each Subsequent insertion. *1 50. ... 5 -C- \ liberal deduction on the above rates wilt b m elder quarterly and yearly advertisemet*. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS * , vnl be inserted at the following rates:—Two Dol -1 n ner square for the first insertion, and One Hol lar per square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. Tp are prepared to do Job Printing of carry dr ,,, - lion in it stvlc superlot to any other office in ,1, Southern Milks, and at aa fair rates.


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Struct, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TABB .MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON, MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS; Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one vear, $«,00; six months $4.00; three months $2,50; one month $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING; One square of ten lines, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion. $1,50. For half a square of five lines, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. F'F'Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: jj,c llolcmto ißcckln l‘c&gcr, PI KVKBT SATCRIUT, BY T A. SPRINGER & GO. >]p o r m s s h n c Vi’ur, in advance, 9i 00 A<T«rthUi|< n „ f of 10 line*, tirst insertion, $3-cacli ■ iciit insertion, $1 50. 4 V liberal deduction on (he above rate-* will ‘ v |i. r quarterly ami yearly adverliaeumls. legal advertisements , inerted at the following rates:—Two Dol , .nnre for the first insertion, ami One Dol -1 ;, tor each sahseriueut insertion. JOB PRINTING. , r , rc ~repared to do Job Printing of rrery tie il, n style superior to any other olllce in „ nlh-rn Mines, and at as fair rates.


ocr: jilt Uolmno lUcckln tidigcv, pruLWUKn evkhv Saturday. nv T.AS pRINGER&C0 ’ ua s s ,„C Year, in advance, •» J® iv Month!- “ fjjree 1 00 Advcrti-iiiß- On- Square of 10 lines, first insertion, s:i—each ,h -oui-nt insertion, $1 50. “ ,4- \ liijorul deduction on Hie above rat— will , nmdc lor quarterly ami yearly advertisemets. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS pi I,- inserted at the following rates;- Two Dol ' per square for the first Insertion, and One Dol- V ‘ r square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. We nr e prepared to do Job Printing of rrcry dr • in a style superior to any other office in ' southern Mines, and at ns fair rates.


ocr: lUccWn Uciigcv, m ISIISX KVKKT SATfKt)AI, H v T A . SPRINGER & CO. F. B. DAINCERFIEUt. , ;|'|il.M.EK. T o x* xxx is i in advance, ‘ . *ft oo M'-nt ,ls ' L 2 00 r , Months. • iirertMtafi s ,Of 10 lines, Orst insertion, s3—each !i I"ral'ik'i'luctlon on (ho above rotes will for quarterly utul yearly mlvcrtiscmets. jjxjaL ADVERTISEMENTS inserted at the following rate*: -Two Dol ,r«|unn* for the hr«t insertion, and One Uol- for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. v ~, pronore.l to (1o Job Printing of every de j|, u style superior to any other office in l '" .'.O Mines, and at as fair rates.


ocr: jl, e lloltnno lUccWn Ledger, rrn! EVKRT SATVUJUY, HY p. A. SPRINGER fc CO. Tor m s s n Vnr. in advance, «jj : »* - « AdviTtlHiiig. o n p -,|unr(> of Ift line*. flfrt Insertion, Jit—each ,1. it insertion, $1 50. ■*- \ deduction on the above rates will , ie ‘ |,, r .(iiarterly and yearly adrcrtiseweta. LI.GAI. ADVERTISEMENTS , iusortcl lit the following nit<-«:—Two Dol .. ~.M ar(. for the first in. -lion, and < )ne Dol ’lrVvr square for each subsequent insertion. job printing. V, , nri . prepared to do Job Hrlnlitij; of rr.'ry rfe in a style superior to any other ottice in ~1 ln-i n Mini's, and lit ns fair rates.


ocr: jl,[ llolcnno tUcckln Ccilgcv, pTBURIIRIt KVf.RV SAtl BI.AV. NT SPRINGER & DAIXGERFIELD. , 4 , ±± lu.xoKßmu.n. Tor m s i yV«r Madvance Ho lit Motilh*— 2 00 Chree Month?*. ■ • •' Advertising* Hop ft,mire of H ln*>rtion. »3-*«b on the above rail's will for quarterly .ml yearly advertiaemeU. legal advertisements » ii Is. inserted .t the following ratcr-Two D«|- R ."r square for ‘be r ""' lMwrtlo . n - ~Me l,ol ‘ ** ' , Jiarc lor each snhacquent n-rrt.un. JOB PRINTING. prepared to do Job Printing of mery rfe ill a slvle superior to «ny oil,or office in (Xathere Mines, .nd at as fair rates.


ocr: jl,t Volcano lUcekty Ctbgtt, n . gt , 9 bkd kvkbt sAtninAr, nr T A SPRINGER & CO. 1* o rraei One Year, in advance . ...*5 00 Sn Month”. 2 QO Tbl« Months. ■ ..*.l AdverlMai. om . Square of 12 linos. Hmt Insertion, $3-eacb • on the above rules will a Jjr for quarterly ami yearly wlvertisemet*. LEGAL advertisements ;i1i ., r( ,. ( l „t the following rate*:—Two Dol «, mimre for the first Insertion, an.l One Dol- T.rr waare for each sul«.eqiient insertion. JOB PRINTING. a, „r.' prepared to do .lob Minting of eoery d, *l lim il, n stvle superior to any other office in hXlthern Mines, ami at as fair rates.


ocr: r|| C llolcano lUcckln £cbgcr, n -m i«bki> fvkut «vm«UAT, nr S pRIX«ER* D-UMiERFIELD. 4 U-WSOEB. DAIN'OKKrtELB. T o x* ru. « i Advrrtialii*. One Square of 12 lino**. first insertion, s3—each uWwioent imwlioo, •• 30 - ~r \ liberal deduction on tlx? above rates will , m : ille f„r quarterly and yearly advcrliaemcts. LEGAL Am EBTISEMKNTS r „l i„ i.serhsl at Ibn following rates; - Two Pol ' r sn.mrc fur the tlr-t Insertion. and One Dol ' r for each snliee<|urnt insertion. JOB PRINTING. tVo are prepared lo do Job Printing of rvtry itr iu » stylo auperior to any other office in h c Southern Mines, and at as fair rates. v


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TABS MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON. MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $0,00; six months $4,00; three months $2,50; one mouth $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING: One square of ten lines, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of five lines, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. ty Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: f l )( Uolcano lUccldn Ccbgcr, I ~,111 ISIIKO KVKUY BATI'MMT, HT T.A.SPRJNGER&Ca Tor m s s )• Vonr. i' l ntlvn.n'* -■■*l J® |: v 2 00 , c MonUw. n Sij'iarc of 10 linen, first insertion, S3—each it insertion. * I 00. 1 ! \ lib, ril deduction on Hie nhove rates will I ' f. r nuarterly and yearly ndvertisemets. r uofiAL AD VEKTIStMENTS r- i in-, rted at the followin ft'rates:—Two P 01... ... muarc for the lirst insertion, and <)ne Pol ' r nijnarc for eacli subsequent insertion. .101} PRINTING. arc prepared *o do .101. I'rintinjf of every dr- I i'i a style superior to any other office in S„„,|„ 111 Mines, ami at as fair rales.


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT TUE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TABU MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON. MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, SO, 00; six months Si. oo: three months $2.50; one month $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING: One square of tun links, or more than five, first insertion SO.OO; each subsequent insertion. $1.50. For half a square of five links, or less, S2,oo:each subsequent insertion SI,OO. inf Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: t l, f liolcano tUccklfi fiebgct, n-BUsnrn every satyrday. by spRIVCER A DAINGERFIELD. 3 ’ E. B. I)*tN<JKRKIKI.I>. , t iPHIMJKR- To rms j wtw.'» advance Jjj| Adverll«i«*. 0t)0 <, qltsr c of 12 linoc. first insertion, $3-each on the above rates will \ 1,: for quarterly and yearly odvertisemets. * legal advertisements v n be inserted at the following rate*:-Two Dol * r munr- for the first insertion, and One Dol ‘"L Sl| uarc for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. «• „ra orepared to do Job Printing of every rfe :„.L i„ a style superior to any other office in he Southern Mines, and at us fair rates.


ocr: £l,c Volcano lllcckln Ccbgcr. irm mnin evkrt hatvriut, bt SPBISGEB & OAIVCERFIELD. , t , JrWVOKB. OAW««raUK Te r m 8 * 0n eye.rin«1vance 1; ............. •• «® [;n Months.- j go I'hree Mutillis, . • ■ Adv«*rtl«lng. O ne Square of 12 lime, first Insertion. $5-each on the above rates will t* made" lor quarterly ami yearly advert isemets. legal advertisements -IMI he inserted at the following rates:—Two Dol i.w ner square for the first insertion, and One Dol • r! r square for each subsequent Insertion. JOB PRINTING. We are prepared to do Job Priatinjf of every ile .rription in a -<yl« superior to any other office in the Southern Mines, and at as fair rates.


ocr: £ljc llokano lUccklij Ccbgcr, nTi'-ixnir> kveht emmur, nr SPRINGER & DAIXtiERFIELD. T A . U»lSU*t._ "■ «'*IXOISBKIWJ». Tor m s i oll oVoar ina.hu.«.o *?, ™ Si i Months., ru-to Monllis, _j - uu Advertising. One S«|nare of 12 linen, flrrt insertion. each , ‘miit insertion, ?l 50. ,u r g- s iii K . rn l difluction on (bo al*>ve nl« will made for quarterly and yearly advert!- nu U LEGAL AHVEUTISKMKNTS vrilllt lmert-d at tbe following rut oh; - Two PM , per f»r tbo fir-t Insertion. and One Pol- Jcr square for each subsequent iuscrttvn. JOB PRINTING. We are prepar'd to do Job Printing of earn/ dr , nation in a style ip rior to n otl llic Southern Mines. and at ui la r rati -.


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TAUB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year. $(!,00; six months $ 4,00; tliree months $2,50; one month $1,00; single copies, twenty five cents. FOR ADVERTISING: One square of tun links, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of kith links, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. I'grLiberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: -| !L . lioitani) lUcckln Ccbgcv, rir.i whw * VKRr nv T \. springer & CO. Tox* m s s ,V. ir. in r»<lva.neo, •••••• ■•_•• ’’ ’ ' J[][ ,-:i\ ,2 00 ftryc Months AslvorlUlM*. One Sq«aw of 12 line?, first insertion, *3-each -I 1 - 1 a‘ 1 itraV«l o«l 11 cti.n lon the «U)W rate* will ' fo r quarterly and yearly adverttoemets. I.KG.U, ADVERTISEMENTS rted at the following rates;- Two Dol , niuiue for the first insertion, and One Dol • iiersil'iare for each sulisoquent insort.on. Jim PRINTING. ..., pared to do Job Printing of nfry dr „ style superior to any other office in I 's.iiilieru Mines, anil it* as h >lr ri>t|l,i -


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PL AUER HERALD. PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TABS MITCIIEI.L. JAMES ANDERSON* MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS; Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $(>,00; six months $1.00; three months $2,50: one month $1.00; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERT,S KG: One square of pen uses, or more than five, first insertion $0,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of five i.ixes, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. FiTLiberul deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUHLI81IKI) EVERY BATI KDA Y, AT THE OFFICE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by TUin MITCHELL. .1 AM EH ANDERSON. MITCHELL k ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $0,00; six months $1,01); three months $2,50; Lne month $1,00; single copies, twenty five cents. FOR ADVERTISING-" One square of ten links, or more than live, first insertion $.'1,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of Kivu lines, or less, $2,00; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. i'ff* Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers. JOB PRINTING. Large additions have recently been made to the Job Ollice, and work of all descriptions will be executed in a superior manner.


ocr: DEMOCRATIC CENT HAL COMMITTEE Joseph Walkup, Chairman Plains. B. F. Myres, Secretary. Auburn. 11. Fitzsimmons, Treasurer, Auburn. 13. IC. Davis Opbir. A. P. IC. Salford Yankee Jim. J. A. Hill Gold Hill. E. L. Bradley, Dutch Flat. Thomas Woods, Rattlesnake Bar. Charles King Bird's Flat.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: J|, ( Ibltnno lUccl(lj) Ccbgcr, n -»u9n*n every satiric y, by t A springer tfeca T o x* m s i pj f Ve*r. in advance, SI MoDfcWi • •-j _ idverlliinß. OnP Square of 11 line*. Ant insertion, $3- each literaVd "luciion on tbe above ratea will , r, r quarterly and yearly advcrtiacmcU. legal advertisements ,* inserted at the following ™tcs:-Two Dot . „ r miiare for tho first maertion, and One Dol- FL S for each subsequent insertfon. JOB PRINTING. arc prepared to do Job Printing of every de in » stvle superior to any other office in , f n ghem Mines,and at as fair rates.


ocr: Xi,c llolccmo lUcckln iicbgcv, ~( T I ISHED EVERY SATURDAY, BY spRIStiER* BAIKfiERFIELD. „„ E. B. DAINOCBmi.D. J iPHIStfS*- Ter m *=* s ...Year, in ••••■_; J® \ Month*!' 2 00 hreo Month!., J uu A4v«m«iKß ,.n, of 12 lines, first insertion. $:! each i-auent insertion, $ 1 bO. ' \ liberal deduction on the above rates will 1.. for quarterly and yearly advertisement 0 legal advertisements iniCr t*d at the following rates: Two Dol f' 11 * “,„ a re for the first insertion, and One Dol waiaro for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. .. prepared to do .lob Printing of retry de . JL, in a style superior to any other office in joutharo Mines, and at as fair rates.


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ocr: Hon. Geo. Pen. Johns'on And other denmcrat'c Speakers will address the citizens of Gold Hill on Monday evening next. Eemocratic Speaking. There will he a meeting of the Democracy at Rattlesnake this evening, when the people will be addressed by Col. Langdon, and other Demo cratic speakers. There was an Immense Gathering of the Democracy at Michigan Glut!' last evening. Senators Weller, Gwin, and other Democratic


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: £l,c llnlrano lUcckln Ccbgcr, EVF.RT SATI’UDAT, BT sP ,.|V(.I:K Si DIINGERFIELD. Tor xxx s i 5neTe.r.1n^ce,.................. *5 00 5 r Month'. 2 00 flirw Meath* • • Advertising. one Square of 12 lino, first insertion, s3— each Ht«'rnV(Muction on the above rates will L. made for quarterly and yearly advertisemeta. legal advertisements tr lilw- in'orte.l at the following rates:—Two Dol i r fniiare for the fir-t insertion, and One Dol- ITncr square for each sutmequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. We ara prepared to do Job Printing of apery de ,~, n sivle superior to any other office in Se Soutb'-rn Mines,and at as fair rates. — -s' 'm— t: mi l ■ ——■ ■


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBUISIIE D EVERY SATURDAY. AT THE OFFICE, M tin Street, Auburn, Oul., (at the old stand,) by TABB MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON. MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year, $4,01); six mouths $4,01); three months $2,50; one mouth $1,00; single copies, twenty five cents. FOR ADVERTING; One square of ten lines, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of five lines, or loss, $2,00; eacli subsequent insertion SI,OO. gT,.liberal deductions made to monthly adver isers. JOB PRINTING. . Large additions have recently been made to the Job O Bee, and work of all descriptions will be executed in a superior manner.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: H )t Volcano Ulcckln Cc&gcr, rrBUSHEU evert WATtIUUT, BV S ,. R I\GER Si DAIXtERFIELD. t 4 , .-.COEE. « " UAIN OCR FIELD. Term»i o »rt*M*'** t $ Sis Months.. ■/ oo Three Month*. .. Advertising. oni> Square of 12 lln<*,nr«t insertion, »S-each *" 4° *l iraVde<luction on the above rate* will , for quarterly and yearly advertlsemeta legal advertisements ...... nwr ted at the followinjt rate*:—Two Dol ■ln Kr 'square for the first insertion, and One Del !Toer square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. Wc , r „ prepare! to do Job Printing of every de ' in n style superior to any other office In ihc*Southern Mines, and at us fair rate*.


ocr: £I )C llolcano lUccklw Ccfcgcr, ITBUSHKn EVERT BATTRDAT. HT SPRINGER & DAIXCERFIELD. , A , TV ,s<M. fj- DAINOIKFIEU), Tor rn. S i JneVesr. in advance, »5 00 Six Month*. three Moaths, 2 00 Advertising. One Square of 12 lines, first insertion, s3—each l u , ( .uont insertion, $1 40. A liberal deduction on the above rates will * made for quarterly and yearly advertisomets. legal advertisements Till be inserted at the following rates:—Two Dol -1 Dcr miinro for the first insertion, and One Dol a- per square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. n- e „ re prepared to do Job Printing of every de in a style superior to any other office in he Southern Mines, and at ns fair rates.


ocr: jl„ Uoltdito lUcckln Ctilgcr, rcßtanun evert hatthdat, nr spRI.VGER A. DAIRGERFIELD. ... K. D. DAIXOEIU-IKI.D. k srmyuitß» , Tor m s * l'° c u e *th«n ’_ ’ ’,.",,....,.,, *,,,, 00 i\\ Monthv 2 Ar> firce M‘)fl | h s i 1 * • • Advertising. n nP Square of 12 line?, first insertion, *3- each j qoeul insertion, 81 80. .J- \ liberal deduction on the above rates will for quarterly and yearly advertisemeU. j legal advertisements v 111)0 Inserted at the following rate,:—Two Dol -1 “ p.T square for the first insertion, and One Dol square for each subsequent insertion. JOlt PRINTING. u -. are prepared to do Job I’rinling of fieri/ dc , r.rlion in a sty'*' superior to any other office in I, Southern Mines, and at a, fair rates. ■mi n im iii iiiiiiinrrywTH——n


The Placer herald. [volume]

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ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUBLIdllKl) EVEKV SATUIUIAY. AT THE OUTCE, Main Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by MI I’CIIELL & ANDEUISON TERMS: Subscriptions invariably in advance. For one year. $(>,00; six months $1,00; three months $2,50; 9UJ mouth $1,00; single copies, twenty live cents. FORADVERTiS NG: One square of ten links, or more than five, first insertion $0,00; each subsequent insertion. $1.50. For half a square of i-tvi; lines, or less, sz,oo; each subsequent insertion SI,OO. Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers. JOB PRNT NG. Large additions have recently been made to the Job Office, ami work of all descriptions will.be executed in a superior manner.


Volcano weekly ledger.

ocr: £I )C llcilcano lUccliln £csgcr, riDl WHKP KVKIir SATURDAY, DY T. A. SPRINGER & CO. a? o x* m s i One Year, In advance $S 00 Six Month-. , Tfcree Mouth* - A«l vrrtlilng4 n . p <s n „nre of 12 lines. first insertion, $3-cacli wlweanont insertion, $1 50. v liberal deduction on the above rales will , uW lc for quarterly and yearly ndvertlscmcls. LEGAL advertisements V!U bo inserted at the following rates;_Two Pol ,,,uare for the Hr,-t insertion, and One Dol ,;r ' r cijuare for each sultseqnent insertion. JOB PRINTING. Wc are prepared to do Job Printing of every Jr . ..non in a style superior to tiny other office in 'I Southern Mines, and nt ns fair rates.


ocr: £lic tiolcano lllcckhj Ccbgcv, PCBUSUKH KVKRV BATVKI) VV, BY SPRIWER & DAIRGERFIELD. T A- graWMBL "AIXIIKItHKI.n. To rm s i One Vcnr. in advance « J|® e;x Months. „ n Three Months, - Advertising. One Square of 12 lines, first insertion, $3-each , iiumnient insertion, *1 SO. rfr V liberal deduction on the aliove mtes will v made for quarterly and yearly advertisemets. legal advertisements H ill be inserted at tlio following rates:—Two Dol , " , r gqnarc for Hie first insertion, and One Dol hl per square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. We are prepared to do Job Printing of rrrry dr ,nlio» in a style superior to any other office in ill •Southern Mines, and at ns fair rales.


ocr: ri, c llolcftito Iflcckln Cc&gcr, ri BI ISIIKO KVKIIV BATTBDAT, BY | r a. springer & co. ’ * E. 11. DAIVCIBEIEU). sI’KINCEK- Tox* XXX 9 s L Year, in advance, i\ Montis- 2 {)n tree Advorlisiug. One Square of 10 linen, first insertion, s.l-eacb **? '!ilK■ ni I'rt'"u IC ‘iOII on the above rates will , made for quarterly ami yearly advertiaemots. I,EG A L A DYEUTISKMENTS inserted at the following rate*:—Two Dol -1 r square for the first insertion, ami One Dol ‘Ti,. «nuarc for each subsequent insertion. .1015 PRINTING. , v . ar( , prepared to do Job Printing of every ,lc ill a style suiierior to any other office in S. SoiilbiTti Mines, and at as fair rates.


ocr: -lit luiluino Ulccliln tcJijcv, rep . ISHKD KVS«r SATtT.nAY. BT T \>PRINGER & CO. a* or m s : 0 ,,T-nr. m.-»arnnee ~ 00 a Moniii*-. ; 2 00 Monti' B Advertising , c „,,, r no» 12 lino*, first insertion, s3—each t insertion, $ I 50. v inwrol deduction on the above rates will x, quarterly and > early advertisemeU. ‘legal advertisements ~K, ,>-erte»l at the following rote*:—Two JJol " r Vmare for the lir-t insertion, nml One Dol ; ~J! r gnin're for each suliscquent insertion. JOB PRINTING. t prepared to do Job Printing of entry de in a style superior to any other office in ,’uthcra Mines, and at ns fair rates.


ocr: lf Uolcrtito lUcckln Ccfcgcv, PUBLISHED evebv sattrday, bt r SPRINGER & CO. ~'p.rurß. E. B. DAIN'GERUri.I., a* o i* m fc* s Ve«. ill nJElince, JJ” Months Months, Advertising. Onf Square of 10 lines, first insertion, $3-e»cb insertion, $1 .*tt. ... .U. \ liberal dfsluction on the above rales will irule for quarterly and yearly udverlUeniets. LEGAL advertisements ", inserted at the followiiiK rales:—Two Pol square for the first insertion, and One l>ol- , square for each subsequent insertion. JOB PRINTING. ’Ve ar° rrei>are<l to do Job Printing of every dr- rntlien ill « stylo superior to any other office in >, hi them Mine*, and at as fair rntes.


ocr: :lj[ I'olcnno Ulcckln Lcbgcr. rvm txiivn f.vbrt tuitniur, by srKIMEIU daikgerfield. 4i wnwwnm Tex*xxx s i wY( .,r. in advance, 00 x Month* " "" Ott Mmdh*. ■ ;l; 1 00 Advvrli«iii|{. t)„o Square of 12 lino*, first insertion, *3--cacti i. (■(iiifiit insertion, $1 , r >o. *1 v |ii,. rat deduction on the above rates will ■|i, a( l e f«r quarterly and yearly adrcrtiacmets. LEGAL advertisements ill 1)0 inserted at the following rate*:—Two Hol „er square for the first insertion, and One Dol r per square for each snl*ennent insertion. .ion printing. We are prepared to do Job I’rinting of rrny dr r„./)Vm in a stale superior to any other office in e Sosiiern Mines, and at as fair rales.


The Placer herald. [volume]

ocr: THE PLACER HERALD. PUB I.IBHKD EVERY SATURDAY, AT TUB OFFICE, Maiii Street, Auburn, Cal., (at the old stand,) by Turn MITCHELL. JAMES ANDERSON, MITCHELL & ANDERSON. TERMS: Subscriptions Invariably in advance. For one year, $(i,00; six months $1,00; three months $2,50; one month $1,00; single copies, twenty five cents. FOE ADVERTISING: One square of ten lines, or more than five, first insertion $3,00; each subsequent insertion, $1,50. For half a square of five lines, or less, $2,00; each subsequent Insertion SI,OO. s"y Liberal deductions made to monthly adver tisers.


ocr: PLACER herald. EVKIIY HATfItDAY. AT Tilt OFFICE, n "' lr ’ \ u l)urn, (Jill., (lit the old-stand.) 1-y TAUI! MITCHELL. TERMS: •. tinn, invariably in advance. For one Sub «T’on-six months $1,00; three months S2,SO; SLOU; single copies, twenty live cents. FOR ADVERTISING: „f TKV lines, or more than live, first (Inesqunf • subsequent insertion. sl.. r >o. o k.vl l.nes, or less, $2.00; each huh .li-qu-o^ insertion el,oo. JOB PRINTING. minus have recently been made to the I S work of all d ■ (■!■;,'lion- will be in a superior manner. agents. \V 15 H DmwnN. SiicruniGiito City, n t the St ft to on K.Street. Thomas ItovcE, San !■ rancisco, No. 0.. Merchant «TI I -t FARGO it CO., and the PACIFIC miKSSCO are onr General Agents for I’huer V- Advertisements. Job Work op .Suhser.p the Herald, left at either of their offices promptly forwarded to us. K.vn.NO Secret Ravine. A. It. linn,.. Stoner, Michigan Bln 11. 1 ‘".TrM c. Bit.vor.EY. 11 " h 11 1 ' l '- "'ions Rattlesnake Bar. li.Claris r i mMl' Mavdei.i Gold Hill. v: ?.‘ .TCfs.-r-.-'j*; tv. •t'rs- -- . is.vi^Jßrxrar*:-'


The New York herald. [volume]

ocr: POLITICAL. IjlLl-CilON NOT1CK.? PDB8UANT TO THE PftOVI "j s',(dsoI the laws of this Stale, and a reeo'uuon of the ard ot Uo"j>ciim*n, adopted March 14, 186fi ordering a eps cial exertion In Ihe Twent^ fourth (lounoil Mlslrtct, lo 'he Ninth aaid^tf the city of New York, lor a Councilman ti Oil the ra oaroy occaeiorod by Iho demise of Robert S. Dixon. Pu'jlic notice Is iiereh> given by the Oommon Co ineil of the city of New York that an emotion will be be d In said <3ounetl disirlot ot the Ninth waid embracing the ttlx'h and Seventh election districts ot said ward, on Tuesday, the 8'ii d ?y of April las,' lfiti. The polls will he liekl ? For fttxth (fietrlct at fit Hammond street. For Seventh d?.trlct. at 74 Greenwich avenue. Which have h?w*i duly derlgnated by the Common Ootirell aa the places at which e eoitone shall be held in said dis trict dor.nc the present year; aad the po Is will neopen at sun rise and remain opeft nnUl sunset, when they will be eloeed. ortfer or the CfMUBOU Oundi ft v. uwwar* m* *

place_of_publication: New York [N.Y.]

publisher: James Gordon Bennett


ocr: NEW PUBLIC AXIOM HKNTZ'fi GREAT WORK. COCBT8BIP AND MARRIAGE; on, inn jots and sorrows or am ebioan un. By Mrs. Caroline ue? Hentz, Is this day published and tor sale by all booksellers In New Yo?k end elsewhere. Published by T. B. PETERSON, No. 102 Chestnut street. Philadelphia. Ll> OR NEW BOOKS, OR MOsIO. IN ANY QUANTI ill Un 1112 7? PUUIka, Ulh aU31W, axe ace* UU Ai?1I tlee, bought by P. M. HAVER!?, bookseller, 11) Fulton street.


ocr: iruireirt and 86a 1,'^utliTar-oF Wpititn'gtrx *J llty, snOahle for cmMlts, stosmhoats, and maoa'Aelnrtin pnrroaea. n<>w discharging, and for sale low, in lota to RuO purchase* Ami on fo srd lbs schoooetr Falsslfne, foot of i r'.itrsi r|,(et F'.strtver, ori'i tMBfiifi k Ot'Ui'ilo, 3j


ocr: UN. IIALAM'E OF SKTKRAL LABOR LOTB ot Imported Ilivsna domestic and Oeruisn -egars ft?r sale at great reductions from their market value, to pay ad vances. operas as low as H Herman norm i ' as low a\ Al mi O. CHEKES, 31 Brosdway, up stairs.


ocr: CLOTHING, AC. AAA WORTH OK CAST OFF CLOTHING wanted for the Western market. Gentlemen having any to dispose of wilt receive the highest price by coil lug at the store, or addressing JOHN MURRAY, 44 Centra street, late 70. ____ <t>0 nnn WORTH OF LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN'S left off clothing wanted, In large or small lots, liberal prices paid in current money and punctual attention given to all orders through post or otherwise JAMES MORONEY. 479)6 Pearl street. OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY J to dispose of, can receive the utmost value, bf^wtdressing the store 12 Laurens street, near Canal, or 62 West Ilroad v ay. Ladle* attended to by Mrs. Uvbcu- 8, COUUN.


ocr: COAL. (JOAL.-A SMALL SUPPLY OF THIS relehraled coal Is now I sing received, aad will be sold a |ifi per ton. delivered, or fl4 If taken fram tbe yard. Orders leu at No 1 Wall street. Thompson's offlee, or at the yard, comer of Twenty -sevenlh street and Klghth sveqae. Oafl ana aeeitburnateltherpiaea. ?. I.. HWOW. OMI Dsalsr /10A1..? FOR SaLK. TO DKALKRB, A PRIMR Lor OP \ ' rrd a-h ooal, all dry, tit der cover. Corner Tiirtceni in il Hudson stteeta. WM. OOOPKR. /Soke.- oni HUKPRKD AwFTfFfF OHALnaojiB \ J oi Mipertor Liver pi'cl coke for rale by tl>e .'baldora or la ioii to ' nit uurcbaaei'i. at *4 25, d^literml Apply at Viraer K'ni? and Oicenwlnh streets M A I' It. M INTON. For Help Wanted See Sixth Dure.


ocr: VAIIRIAOES? ANNUAL RETURN OF CITY OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK. n'4n?f$ rr! 1 1 1 ft ? 2 c g 5 5 < y 1 1 >l?K "F jlillyilSIMMsl I -^1 iljIIililllliiLii' ? 51 *vm 2l -I 5 OD 4* ?2 -h. ' ? 30 ?? ?>? *- C I ?? ? SllSSiiilSgS^il 1 OC I IS cc W Ki w tz t: +? is IS 4* gl g^Sgggf*S?S? II sst8??a68ftat ? * ? PlDUVil ">1W 3 a 0 I 1 ~ is 4* o .i I c g ? k o? *? a ^ m y y I '? I cr tr m n ic m o '.a t: o I ill e^ggagg.fssfeal fT I M ? ? M M I ?J I or M CD oe *r OD ^ ^ 'O e I oo ? -1 r.o-o*? P/D/f s1 I S 11 P I | ft! gSg;jg?ggs5?gl V^1 j* | I 5 llgggiiggsagssS I s SU'ag88gg3gi5j5 '*"*1 1 1 I |J_et?s sufefegagsl ' ' I -s I C V: & *<? ? c? s TO $? 00 Li ? Zd I ? ? _i v 'x v i1 oe *? c - ? t? II gg^sgo.aBaiSsg| \ ?,? a ?-?o^ooocc | S j I j s coo???*-**-*-? ? - ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? -? ~ - ' " 'l?M 5 1 m o ? o o ? ? o ? ^ c ? ? ? ? ?o????oo? 6.- 4. (Si IS * is <? O L.- K** S"> I I p ? ? wir | 5 i r, WHt | o ?, : t" *r T. $8 ? a *? v> or ??rj ?| 'HI ? 1 e v"n r ? i of* ctao e *-< ?iOv a^iiSoMa 3i S I * r : )a F I ol


ocr: FURKJITUKK. "pECtlNING 1HA IR?, XV Wheel chairs, < bam her cfutlrs. Library rht-lrs, Of every varf. y, Mar r?*nMuryd bv W V9 KJFO A pf n oW JByctflwsy gpd iVSMfW rtr?et, New York,


ocr: T11AVKI.LKK9' GUIDE. tOR *PO'K8KP81K DAILY?LANDING At OORZRNN, West P'di)|, Coll Fprlog. Cornwall, Newburg, New Hatc bttrg asd Milton. The 'avbrlt# steamer BKRO, Ospt A. bmlth. lesv'A the foot of Robinson street every artemooa, (Sundays excepted ) at 3lj o'otock, arriving by 8>i o'oloofc. ienve* Pe'knepsle at 6 A. M. R W A R R AXOB MBNT ? A OOOMMOD AT I ( TnT.! N K FOR Norwa'k and Rocky Neck.-The steamer WdRWALK, Osorye T. Bndman, will leave pier cast side of Catherine slip, Vas* river, dsllv, (Sundays exUSP Sd). at 3 o'cloek P M.; leaving ftouth Norwalk 7 o'clock A. W?rsre, flOcenti; leav+ag Neck 8?y-fsre, :<8 rests. Freight taken at rexsonah'.e rates, and forwarded In destlns'lou; a-noun i cayahle on de livery of the good*. AM persons are forbid Uniting any | or parsons on gtjc^tiut of said bout and her owners. *T\ i


ocr: ANRaBYWAY TO MARK TWRNTY PIVB I)<>iA/AHA ? <rt send ior one of Wtrong's ten dollar naioplo lots of vventlnes. contAlrilng 'he ft llowt ig Inrge gaeni lirmiw. ?!*.:? 44 comic \ aleatines, isaortnd. in No. ,T7, sentimental, as'ted. V4 Mo. l,*ei)tini?iAJ,aa t?d. 12 ' SO, " ?? 24 ;; j, ?? ?? I ?? ioo| ? ? ? l\ ? !! {j ,?? ^"Twvelopes. !2 ? U' " 12 " ??. 'g. ?< S yslentine writer*. Iheae will Ve sent at onre In a r.aat package, b\ erpriMi er Otherwise, tm i ewlpt of le-i dollsrs Vsleniine eompanle* and ?ki.'i.uoedeaiwei'iiniiicion tke moat liberal terms, torcasb. T. W. PTR'.iNiJ, ?sniirtei'irsr, St' Na siau Ne# ?


ocr: TBIUD AMNO AL BAU. OP NIAGARA fchGlNR COMPANY, NO. 1, Or HKW LOUDON, CON V*, At A bom Hall, on Friday evening, Feb. 22, 1H4S. The pleasure of joor oompanv. with ladten, fa reeperUully swl'clted. NiiMHa. Fdward Prince, Joseph H. Latham. Wm. B. Chiproan, Kraslns C. Jnht no*, Wn. U. Beutley. Audrew Qardner, Jamew L, Davis, James P. Smith, ?eo Williams, George Harris, Nathi. B. Hoilea, Chris. Croaby, .'oka J. friare. Ibomas J Mill*, Nathan J Beebe, kben B. Williams. VI.OOK KAitAdEHH. Inward Prince, Wm. H Itentley, John J. Prince, Vm. 11. CblptMM Nathi. R. Bollea, N. J. Brebe. Mr b(o by Kbeiton'a Rand of New York. Befreshrnents In the adjoining haJL Under the superintendence of Mr. Geo. WOllatnr ^


ocr: HPOltTlICCL I.KIR RAT.K-ONK OF THE HANDSOMEST NEWFOTTWR. 1 land dogs in the country; extra sine, white. wlUt black bead, and fifteen mon'hs old; very pla;lnl and very watrhl-il. Fold Inonse-iuevceof the owrer going abroad. Address F. V., bos 1 318 New York Post office. C~VoAT FOR ? ALB?A MNK FHKaH |(ILK GjaY. T Addrffita A- 0 I BWh-'doffiea.


ocr: 11, MAGGIE BELL, THAT FEARFUL NIGHT I God only knows what then I fell, As en the lloor, till morning light, Beside thy couch 1 knelt. Thy lather, with a kindly hand, Lcd-rae adown the Utile lane; We reached the spot where now I stand, With madness in my brain, liis was the footstep on the lloor, 'Twas lie who to the doorway came, And here, where we hud stood before, He told me, Maggie, of thy shame. 11c told me how young Clarence Lee? We had been Irietnls In boyish days Had brought great riches from the sea, And of Ids manly winning ways; And how he talked and sang to thee, While thou wouldst more attention lend, Because he talked so much of me, Because he was my friend; And how, about two years Imforo? For three since parting tffrn had sped? There came a message to your door That I was dead. From Maggie Bell, the beautifully Illustrated poem, In the July number of the "UNITED STATER MAGAZINE." Everybody is delighted with this handsome monthly, which Is embellished with sixty six inugnillcent engravlugs.


ocr: FINE ASSORTMENT? BILLIABD8.?WB IKYITB buyers to examine our stock ot billiard tables, wltk ? - - ble, slate or wooden beds, with our modern improveiMBla. tor which we received ihe allrer medal In 1884, the highest award ever given to billiard table makers. Also, balls, cues. Ac tea cent less thsn any other establishment In the United States, hree second hand tables tor tale cheap for caan. LEONARD k BENJAMIN. 382 Broadway. OFFER FOR 8 ALB A WELT, MADE STOCK WTTII our newlnV'ii.'fil cuahtoae, which have given ? nlver?a) 'SMsflsetton. One good fe oml bat il ta^'e ffrr asfe tn perfect suitable for prlvre M-e. ttRii. ' Ttl .4 'i urn do itrett.


ocr: ? J. R. JAFFRAY A RONB Have removed trom 73 Broadwav la 61 Barslar street and .46 Park place, Corner of College place, Whsie ihev h ive no? on exhlhlllon a hu ge acd rh tie" iiwetrtmerif of > mbrifderigf, i ices WU$ ftbjfii, byrisry aal aUk UeudtgfBiitOXb


ocr: ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY. co Aii on,. I tow, lj RKROSKRK, OR OOAL OfU ?<it rxi>r,o*iv?:. SECUKhl) li Y fATKNTH. Retail price, one (trllar pt gallon ''Tr | aler led >?mis to he found ?< (he store of the denfttned lire recommended as the bo?t aHaptwf t.) the pe cu!l*r i|U?litle? ot ibe oil- each lamp iiIvIiik a lliriit ?qu U to Iwi ?l> f "? l>n*lier*. empnene lamps ran he used for burning this oil, by ad ipt. lii' tbe Knroiene rlrmnuy. H y.r r oil lumps cai. he ired hv otittlnff ofTlfo? b >ttom ot W>? tin wtck b. Ider, so si t> htliiff the snrtsoe ot tlie wick lev.il with the tin tube thstsurronncs the wlik, The mual clfoount to wtioe?aJe dealers. AITPTrtWK, Agtnti ot the Retoeenc OU Company, Wo. #7 Boavt-r at., I?.Y I


The daily dispatch. [volume]

ocr: By ilavcaport. Alloa dc t'a. —' G „S&*Jii!STsrSa S aSocIRTES."r Bio Coffee Lanuajra do Java do Old Whiskey French Brandy Rice; Salt Green aod Black Tea Soap; Wrapping Paper rigs, Raisins, Prunes, fee. Tkkms: lnder*loo, cash; $100 and over, tmoa. credit for approved caper. , r DAVENPORT, ALLEN fc 00., J» 5

place_of_publication: Richmond [Va.]

publisher: J.A. Cowardin


ocr: BARXEL OUNS, of superior finish. JMMMK ALSO—A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of Dixon's make; Shot Belts and Ponchos, of the most approved styles; tee Gome Bags; Wad Cutters; Dog Calls and Collars Ely's water-proof Central Fire Caps; Wash Rods, complete; Oun Wads, Ac. ALSO—Colt's Revesting PISTOLS, Allen's Re volvers, and every description of Pistol new in use. Guns stocksd sad repaired with neatness and difr patch. JAMES WALSH, Gun Importer, 7 door* above St Chariea Hotel,


ocr: AMUSEMENTS.' j > l( Ii nONI) THt : ATHK7 ~ KI'NKKL >V CO .....Lessees, JOHN T M)R1) Manager. T K. MOXLEY Acting Manager. • THE CELEBRATED AND COMPLETELY ORGANIZED I'YNE & HARRISON ENGLISH OPERA COMPANY, Comprising, among other gifted artistes, the. world renowned "Queen of English Song," MISS LOUISA PYNE, v ho well (by the leading critics of nearly every city , f n.'te throughout the Union) has keen accorded aa excellence scarcely inferior to Jenny Lind's. The unowned English Tenor, MR. W. HARRISON; The celebrated Bamo, MR STRETTON; and MR. HORNCASTLE Will commence abnef FASHIONABLE OPERA SEASON, AT THE RICHMOND THEATRE, ON MONDAY EVENING, April 21, AIDED BV A POWERFUL AND COMPETENT ORCHESTRA, AND A FL'LL AND EFFICIENT CHORUS. Ti:? engagement of this renowned Company is lim i(-<i io but SIX NIGHTS, during which time there w ;U be presented each night one of SIX COMPLETE OPEKAS ! The cost of which to the Managers, with effective K'-ces«;oin of correct Scenery, Costumes, Aic., reaches the extraordinary amount of $ 2 ,000! !! rf The Box Sheet for the sale of Reserved Seats, will 1 a open every day this week. Office hours be rwet-n 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. On MONDAY EVENING, April 21st, Will be presented the Initial Opera, SOMNAMBULA. ® TRICKS OF ADMISSION: Diess Circle and Parquette ....$1 00 Secured Seats l 50 Family Circle... 60 <»h!lery 50


ocr: JM . lIKiNT, and poumien gilvcn ■BS immediately, if desiied. the brick bouietiiuated on the east side of 3.i. between Clay and Leigh streets, lately occupied by Mr. Jehn M. Conrad, con taleing ti rooms, kitchen with 4 roems. meat or smeke house, hydrant lathe yard, ke„ suitable for a genteel family. This property is well shaded In frent by set - eral trees, and possesses some advantage* not always met within renting houses For fnrthsr Information apply to JtDWARD D. EACHO, je 13—tf Pearl street. DXTUA Kt'l'UUKtMi KAitllliV AMI « RYE FLOUR—a superior article. For sale by je 13 J. J. FRY. 41," 1111 DM. RAIiON BIDKS. HHOI'L. DKRS and Breasts, small, for fsmily use, re ceiving per steamer, for sale bv je |3 WM. WALLACE It SON. inn BHI.H. U. YKLI.OW MUtiAK, re. iuW ceiviog per steamer, for sale by je 13 WM. WALLACE It SON. t)C R 111.8. prime Baltimore L.ear l.ard, 4>J riceivmg per steamer, for sale by i«l" WM WALLACE fc SON. OH HAUH aTTCbFJCk and lllark Pepper, JfcU in store, for sale li* Je 13 WM WALLACE fc SON. I|L.A<O UIMJIIAiMM, VMMV UtlbAP-. I 30piece* Plaid and Striped Ginrham*. it I*, per yard, worth 2fi eU. W. P. PEKKINB It CO., je IS No. 141 F.agie Square. ftIOLAriMKM &p.~C Yrllaw *u u gar; N. O. and Porto Rico do ; N O. aed W. I. Molaaae*; Line, Tar, Tenner*' Oil, Yinsgtr, fee. In Mere end for **'e by EGULESTON k FITZGERALn. J« W-4* No. 14 f * ul


ocr: AMUSEMENTS. Y^OljlClTATlONriiiliur^e^pM^MSn few nights, R. WINTER'S GRAND EXHIBITION OF CHEMICAL -DIORAMAS, &c., AT METROPOLITAN HALL, MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY. Mar 19th, 20th and 21st. with entire change of Exhibition on THURSDAY, FRIDAY and Saturday, May 22A. 23d and 24th. Day Exhibitioqs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at S* o'clock. TICKETS 25 CTS. only. Children IS eta Exhi bition commence at B{. my 15 ~~


ocr: se By Davenport, Allen Co. Groceries. &<?., at auction—ob THURSDAY, 11th September, we will **11 at 10 o'clock, at our Auction Stora, an assortment of GRO CERIES, viz: 100 bags Leguayra Coffee. 200 bags prime Java Coffee. 100 bbls. Coflee Sugars. 100 bbls. Molasses. 25 hhds do. 1000 reams Wrapping Paper. 200 bundles do Twine. iOO boxes Cendles. 150 bbls. Old Rye and Rectified Whiskey. 50 bbls. Rum 15 half pipes Brandy. 25 bbls Tanners' Oil. 50 eases Gunpowder Tea. 100 boxes Black Tea, lie. Terms : Under *100 cash; <>100 and over, 4 months "" ALLEN * 00, fi Auctioneers.


ocr: ~~d5" JOHN M. WILLIAMS-WATCH MAKER A N D JEWELER—Formerly ffllwiTH John Hill—Continues to repair Clocks, Jewelry, he. at his old stand, Wsat 17th street, two doors north of Main st n immediately opposite the Old Market. All kinds of fine Watches, such as Chronometer, Duplex, Independent, Seconds, Repeatara, he., re paired ia tha neatast aad most reliable manner.— All watches and clocks warranted to ruu and give sat isfaction for one year, without any additional charge being made. JOHN N. WILLIAMS. West 17th, two doors North of Main my 29—dim* In front of Old Market.


ocr: By Davenport, Allen iSc Co. Groceries, &c. at auction— On THURSDAY, 10th day of January, we will sell nt 10 o clock, at our auction store, an assortment of GROCERIES, viz: Rio Coffee Laguayra do Java do Old Whiskey French Brandy Rice; Salt Green and Black Tea Soap; Wrapping Paper Figs, Raisins, Prunes, Uc- Terms : Under $100, cash; $100 and over, 4 mos. credit for approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO., ja 5 Auctioneers


ocr: LEE & BAVEY, Attorneys at Law. and Commissioners to take Depositions, Affidavits, Acknowledgments of Deeds. Powers of Attorney, 4tc., for the States and Territories of Alabama Jjouisiaua Nevr York Arkansas Maine North Carolina California Maryland Ohio Connecticut Massachusetts Pennsylvania Florida Michigan Rhode Island Georgia Minnesota South Carolina lllinoie Mississippi Tennessee Indians Missouri Texas I»wa New Hampshire Vermont Kentucky New Jersey Wisconsin ff StM'tT. Baylv, Conm'ssioner of the United BfatesConrt ofClaims, and Notary Public. Ofßce on 1 ltb at., between Main and Bank, an 12—dl2m


ocr: CO-PARTHBRMIP *a ANTr^ b :jfiLr »• **»•» c. *. jess °°M r fl fa,' , VAN YLot hOO^* V . ' I ■ ■ VAtU * W * Utply occupied b, the "" ,trMt ' ws:!^mV Richmond, Pep*. 1, I»W. WM "


ocr: No oharge i* made for the Pelicy. Office, for the preeent, on the East sido of Mtfc at, near Main, np itaira. DIUCTOII: Wm. H. Christian, Wm. Breedoa. John Purcell, Thomia R Prfeo, Wm. O. Paine, Jaa. Themaa, Jr., Lewis Ginter, John Carrie, Jr, Aug. Anderson, Jaa. Danlop, J a me* L. A p person Wm. H. Haxall, Roacoe B Hea John D. Qaarlea, John Dooley, David J. Burr, Rich'd O. Hsaklns, Larkin W Olas*brook, Lewis D. Crenahaw, D. Von Oroaiag, Joseph R. Anderaon, Emanuel Millar, Joha C. Sinton, £d. B. Sklnkar, Franklin Steam*. A. PLEASANTS, President H. Moktacuc, auS—ia


ocr: BIL.I. OF FA UK AT THE AKBOIH. OYBTFRS in every »tvle 15c. Fried Ham 25c | Old Hare Sflc B«ef-Sttak 25c Steak and Onions 37c Pork do 25c | Chickens 37c Mutton Chop 23c Poached Eggs 25c Fried Fish 25c Fried Eggs. 25c Fried Sausage... 25c j Omelet 25c Mackerel 25c | Pigs' Feet 25c Pat ridges 25c I Tea and Coffee 25c Ducks 75c | Venisou,every style... .!7c OYSTERS pickled and raw sent to any place at short notice, and warranted to keep any reasonable time. Call for the good things of this life at . — ALLEN'S


ocr: WILK NCAKKK TIKS ( r..H> have J, 7 wcei»ed a new supply of splendid Silk Scarfs • embracing the best style, of the season. to wtucn we invite attention '* * ?i5 KN - Baldwin v co. litC'ULHl|fc.D M( liAltTToii teKMavai" iirinr.—i—-r WM W AL«,Acg fc SON. WM. * BON.


ocr: THE VERANDAH I mJ HOUSE. ° N Shockoe Hill, At the North end of the new Vegetable Market, is always supplied with every de licacy in season that can oe found in our own ,'and other markets, and prepared to have the same served ap at short order and in good style. The BAR is well supplied with the choicest LIQUORS. WINES AND CIGARS. LYNHAVEN BAY OYSTERS of the best quality, always on hand. Philadelphia CREAM ALE on draught. SUPPER ROOMS for private parties de I—2m* ROBT. REID. Proprietor. /TV-_ FOR SALK, a firm rate riding iiul- J>"|JJnial. at tnis office. do 3


ocr: jtfS* FALL IMPORTATION^ LARGE STOCK OF GUNS, PIS TOLS AND RIFLES - Jk. iii lam now opei ling a large I variety of SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, of auperlo r finish. MHB ALSO—A splendid variety of Powder Flasks, of Dixon's make; Shot Belts an i Pouehea, of the moat approved styles; fine Game I lags; Wad Cutters; Dog Calls and Collars; Ely's ws ter-proof Central Fire Cape; Waah Roda, complete; t iuc Wads, kt. ALSO—Colt's Repeating P ISTOLS, Allen'a Re volvers, and every description ef Pistol now in use. Guns stocked and repaired with and dia patch. JIAMES W V ALSH, Gun Importer, T doom above St, Charted Hotel,


ocr: * attkktion. FIRE CO. NO. 7,—Attend a QHs? inoDtbly meetinf of your Co»ni<»uy. tba Fugm* Hon*', Tills I Mim.iay) NflNO. the IMi in*t , »t'* o*eb«fc, P. M A t'-li tendaoc* it repsested. Mem he's will cntue to |siy their nuMtthly Br order of tbe CoinMaiiduf. fell—lf _WM. BOOT"'BlUHT >«eev. Vr.%% I u«ft *TA T En; » j- 1 >"S ll taMttre tecrila b> Hi! _ ftLiDtii K MH.fc' »


ocr: MKOi* UKNT-JIAKLBUKO. Israel ■ ly WALL STREET HOTi.L.—This property la situated on 15th, between Main and FraaJUia streets, has been recently enlarged and undergone thorough repair. It can accommodate aemfertabiy from fifty to sixty lodger*. There la a targe bar room about thirty by forty feet, a parlor 28 by SO teat, a dining room SO by 40 feet, a spacious kitchen with large bake oven and extensive cooking ranges, all rw> eently bttilt; comfortable servants' rooms, cenvem ences for coal and wood, la weil supplied with water In the kitchen, bar room and on the second Boon ias has been introduced into the house, aad there is every eonvenlanee neooseary for each aa aatokw meat. Possession immediately.


ocr: Merchants insurance; comfan v' OK RICHMOND. —Thi* Company insure* eva ry description of property against loss or damage by fire or the dangers of the sea. No charge is made for the Policy. Office, for the present, on the East tide of 13th ft., near Main, np stairs. Wm. H. Christian, , Win. Brseden, John Purcell, Thomas R. Prise, Wm. G. Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr., Lewis Ginter, John Carrie, Jr., Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dnnlop, James L. Ap person Wm. H. Haxali, Roscoe B Hea John D. Quarles, John Dooley, David J. Burr, Rich'd O. Haakins, Larkin W GlazebroOkr Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Groning, Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller, John C. Sinton, Ed. H. Skinker, Franklin Stearns. A. PLEASANTS, President J. H. Montague, Sec'y. aus—t*


ocr: GROCERIES. &c., AT AUCTION.—On THURSDAY, 12th June, we wilbaeil, at lOo'clk, at onr auction store, an assoitment of Groceries, &c., viz: Laguayra and Javt Coffje Rectified Whiskey Old Kye do N. E. ttum French Brandy foap; Candles Olive oil; Tanner's Oil ALSO—I,OOO Reams Wrapping Paper. Terms: Under $100, cash; $lt)0 and over, 4 months credit, for approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN k CO., je 7 , Auctioneers


ocr: KKCHANTB INSURANCE COMPANY OK RICHMOND. —This Company tenures eve ry description of property against loss "or damage bj fire or the dangers of the sea. No charge is made for the Pslicy. Office, for the present, on the East tide of 12th St., near Main, np stairs. DIIKCTbR*: Win. H. Christian, Wm. Breeden, John Purcell, Thomas R. Prlae, Wm. G. Paine, Jas. Thomas, Jr., Lewis Ginter, John Currie, Jr., Aug. Anderson, Jas. Dunlop, James L. Appsrson Wm. H. Haxalt, Ros-.oe B flea John D. Quarles, John Dooley, David J. Burr, Rieh'd O. Haskini, Larkin W Glazebrook, Lewis D. Crenshaw, D. Von Groning, Joseph R. Anderson, Emanuel Miller, John C. S nton, Ed. H. Skinker, Franklin Steams. A. PLEASANTS, President.


ocr: Mfioicnrßa pTm osNm ASiTSSriMSxi^ r BOTTLE— DULLAR CORDIAL, the moat re nowned Medicine ever iutrodeced, for the cure of a certain dtseuse and debility, with certainty and dis patch, ia a few day*, with the «aviug of time and money—received the higheit approbation from mem ber* of tbe Coll*g« of Surgeof. in London, and i. used in most of the Hospital, in England, where the nioat severe cases of weaknea* have succumbed, by the uae of thi* valuable Medicine. Price3o ct*. and (I pii bottle. To be had of L. B. THOMAS. Dr. O B. HILL, DUVAL k NORTON. CHAS. MILLSPAUGH, J. B. WOOD, 8. M. ZACHRISSON, and A. LESLIE, opp. site tho R. t F. R. R D.pot, Broad itreet.


ocr: VIKUINIA AUIta'ULTIKtL NUCIK » IY, 1856— Another Premium.—A Silver Gob let awarded to JOHN W. DAVIES.for specimens of M*sblk Vv ork, over all competitors Monuments. Tombs. Head Fteees, a,.d nil kinds of Myble and Broun Stone, done in S maimer, aad on Urau to suii puicbuert. lUUinV"'i& O bU WUh *-%-« l "» d * lo Mua Ureal, between Bth ud Mb.


ocr: 1 AM KKCKIVINU the f»ll«*rtn«> * Henneaeey's Cognac BRANDY, to wood end (la** Amontillado and Romano SHERRT Regina Port WINE Cluret and Champagne do SuperiorSALAD OIL London MUSTARD, in lb. and half lb. boiea Engflth and Imitation Kniliah CHEESE Mocha and Java COKFEE Judd't patent Sperm CANDLES » <ew down BEEK TONOUES, of axtra Qua lity— which J wilt *ell at a tmall advance for eaah. or to punctual cuaUiiner* en the <uual credit .. . , , „ ED. W. TOMPKINS. A raw taha of «rj tee Ooahen BUTTER, at re-


ocr: By Davenport. Allen «Sk Uo. I?UL IT, <lIMM' E It I E.S, Ac. AT ALC i TION.—On THURSDAY*, 3rd January, we will sell at 10 o clock, at our auction store, an assortment of GROCERIES, vi/.: Rio Coffee ; Salt, Coffee Sugars. Old Whiskey, Soiip; Wrapping Paper, N. E. Rum ; Brandy, Green and Black Tea. 400 <jr. boxes Raisins, 25 half bbls. Prunes, 500 drums Figs. Terms: Under $100, cash; $100 and over, 4 raos. credit for approved paper. DAVENPORT, ALLEN i: CO, de ill Auctioneers.


ocr: RHUONH IKON AND STEEL WORKS. —The subecriber continues to manufacture and keeps on hand, near the Petersburg Railroad Bridge— BAR IRON, all sixes SCROLL IRON, all size* Hal* ainUii SHOE IRON TA PEREP J RON, for tobacco nulls Fjrofj .vrKEL, for Railroad frog. All maou from beat Smith's Scrap Iron JAMES HUNTER. N. K,—Wrought Scrap bought god taken tn »*• cb u«e lor New I run. tub 11—iw*


ocr: BUSINESS CARDS rbTbaVLT, Aitmer* u Uw. wrf Com mi*!oner* to Uk* Depodtions, Affidavit*, AaknowledgmenWof D*«da, Powert of Attorney, k*-i for t>\» BUU* and Territories of Alabama Louisiana Raw York Arkanaaa Maine North CarotlM California Maryland Ohio Connecting Mawachiuntf femiylniii Florida Michigan Rhode Ulanl Georgi* Minnesota Sooth Carolina Illinois Mississippi Tennessee Indiana Mseoun Taxaa lowa w Hampshire Varmonl Kentucky New Jeraay Wiaeonata or Sam'l T. Bayly, Commissioner of lha o*l ted Statoa Court ofClalma, and Notary Public. Office on 11th at, between Main and Bank, an 12—dl2m


ocr: ..jflKl— THE AItXIC STORK.—P. H. TaY LO R would remind his f] 1 M n n friends and the public generally that Si » m 'J II his store is on Governor street, where may oe found PIANO FORTES, MELODE ONS, GUITARS, VIOLINS, FLUTES and ACCOR DEONS, of the best quality, and at the lowest prices. He is sole agent in this city for the sale of the cele brated Nunns it Clark's PIANOS, which are not sur passed by any other makers, and equalled but by few. Also, Gale 4c Co.'s superior Pianos. Guitar and Violin STRINGS, of the best quality. He has the largest stock of MUSIC to be found in this State, and is constantly receiving the latest publi cations, which he will sell at the most reduced prices and upon as good terms as can be had elsewhere. Piano* tuned, repaired, and let.on hire. ST Old Pianos taken in for new one*.


ocr: TttK Mil MIC MTOUK.-F fICSoHH H- TAYLOH wsMld remtad hh TTTn Wends end the F «W,« orally the! II 1 I If I his store is on Governor stroM. where may be found PIANO VORTbS, MH/tlttlC OMA, 4UITAM, VIOLINS, »LUT»TandACCo£ D ICONS, ef the beet eeality, imd at Slowest Driws He to sol* agent in Si* eft* for the sa»e^SSe P e3t hrated Nunns fc Clark's MINUS, Gmtar and Violi* ST UN OS, «f the b**t«eaS«y. *?■£!? th *i« r ****°* k Of MUSIC toWfonSjl to andey as good terms seean he had alsawtowo- T*- Old PleasetehentenMt garforteweaee st.» sole ageat for Stager's Battimor. Brewery, to pre pared to axaeete ordeie for Leger Beer ta leait ead pint bottle*, expraeshr adapted to fcasiiy ase. No charge fcr iIMII- my ioo %r«®f


Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume]

ocr: THE PRONTrERMAN, if PttßLitrnuo icvr.hr thuusoav norumu iu JEREMIAH RUSSELL f 3awk Rarms, Binton Co., MiwiegeoTA.

place_of_publication: Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]

publisher: Jeremiah Russell


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place_of_publication: Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]

name: The Emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume]

publisher: Ignatius Donnelly & Philip Rohr


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ocr: Crtttferitnitfl 3»ifd)rn |)i)Uali(l))l)io «ab brn bio nad) Wintngrr City. Son SJbilflb’a nns Sancagcr 68 SRril, „ {)arr{oburg 104 „ „ Scvietonm 166 ~ ~ 201 „ „ 236 „ „ 3ob«0to»n 274 „ „ S3l«ir»iß« 299 SJajfogt'SJrfW $9.60. „ gMttoburi 353 „ ©ununitoiflc 417 ~ 10.25. „ SQiancc 435 „ „ 11.70. „ CUodonb 493 „ „ Sta»uc 560 „ ~ 14.75. „ ’ €otfb» 605 „ „ StbTian 638 „ „ Duinct) 695 „ „ ©ilbs)tfl«a 737 „• „ {tolmteotQc 807 „ „ 20.00. „ <£bira|o 850 „ „ 23.60. „ grftport 971 „ „ 25.10. „ ©alcna 1041 „ „ 25.60. „ jOnbugne obtr (Soarb anf ben Dantbfgblfm tntt Bunleitl) 1056 ~ ttnbegrtjfen.) ©nttenberg 1099 „ ya|fage-s)teies2B.6o. ~ prairie bu <Spfr» 1126 „ „ 28.86. „ ©anftng 1166 „ „ 29.36. „ Sa Croffe 1219 „ „ 29 85. „ SDtnena 1259 „ ~ 31.36. ~ *Pre3cott 1378 „ „ 32.00. „ Vtiningec City 1385 „


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ocr: Coward O. Hamlin—Attorney and Counsellor at awL Sauk Rapid-, Benton County, Minnesota. GEORGE H. OAKES. LAND AGENCY, SAUK RAPIDS, M. T ' ALL business connected with the buying and selling of land promptly attended to. Land Warrants advantageously located; taxes paid and Collections made. REFERENCES: W. A. Gorman. Gov. Minnesota. Alex. Ramsey, Ex “ “ J. Travers Rosser, Sec. “ C. H. Oakes, St. Paul, Hon. J. Van Etten, “ Capt. Alex. Wilkins, Ex-Sec. Minnesota, “ J. H. Simpson, Capt. Top. Engineers. Sank Rapids, M. T.* April, 1855.


ocr: LITTLETAUJSTORE. O. A. CHURCHILL & CO., ipvEALERSin Dry Goods, Groceries, Tin Ware, Warn, Queensware, Boots and Shoes,’ Clothing, Camp fixtures &c. Flower Bacon, Lard, roik, Farming Uiencils, in fact everything usually 1,1 * country Store, we are prepared to sell at Wholesale and Retail. Lnmltennen can ajwavfidnd supplied on hand. We pledge ourselves that ottr piices shall suit every ieasonable man. Call and see us. Q. A. CHURCHILL & CO. Little Falls, Benton County, July 19, 1855. 16tl JOHN GIBSON, DEALER in Groceries, Provisions, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Wines, Liquors, Indian Goods,Tobacco and Cigars, all of which are for sale cheap. Swan River, M.T., May 24, 1855. p2d-n4tf I i


ocr: LAKE STORE! Joseph b blown, constantly ell hand, Dry Goods, Gro ceries, Provisions etc., and deals in Furs, of which will be fitrtiished at a trifling advance St. Paul prices. Those wishing to supply them with provisions in the vicinitv of Big Lake above there, will please call and -examine his and prices before going elsewhere. Big Lake, Benton County, M. T., April 20,1865.


ocr: RICE & MYRIC, STAGE PROPRIETORS LIVERY S TABLE KEEPERS ! TN THE REAR OF THE AMERICAN HORSE, HAVE made a large addition to their stock, and are prepared to furnish Horses and Vehicles in a style and “ getting up*’ equal to any establishment in tbo United States. ’ Wo have good carefnl drivers always in attendance, and every accommodation will be furnished to the public. iCP Good feed, stabling nnd attendance for nished for horses.


ocr: BIG LAKE STORE! Aif JOSEPH BROWN, TZ~ LEPS cobafantly on hand, Dry Goods, Gro- etc., and Wt4ls in #«*•' All of which will he famished bt a trifling advance] prices- - Those wishing to supply them selves with provisions in the vicinity of Big Lake and above there, will please call aiid examine his g°o‘l» and prices before going elsewhere. I [ „ 6 ( e *


ocr: BIG LAKESTORE! JOSEPH BROWN, KEEPS constantly on hand, Dry Goodi, Gro. cerles. Provisions, etc., and deals in Furs All of which will be famished at a trifling advance or St. Paul prices. Those wishing tn snpplv them! reive* with prqviciooi in the virinily of Liik* and above there, will please call and examine hm goods nndprices before going elsewhere. M. 20,1855-


ocr: W. B. & G. B. REED, CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS. Having located themselves at Nininger Citt, are prepared Contract for Buildings, and by doing their work in a and workmanlike manner, hope to merit a share of the favor. WILLIAM B. REED, GEORGE B. REED. Oct. 7, 1856.


ocr: RICE 4MVRIO, ST AG I- PROPRIETORS L 7 E rI Y JZ?I iE KBBr *»i IB Tllß KPAR 01* THE AMERICAN HOU3E # TJTAVE made n large, addition to their stOfik IX. and ytre prepared to famish Homes m Vehicles in a style and up” equal to on establishment in life United States. « iC?* We have g<v>4 careful driver* nlwnv* i Attendance, nud every accommodtition will b furnished to the public. ; ICP Good feed, stabling and attendance fm nt*htd for homes. I k I f I * * 9


ocr: 1 IN 1860. McCloud VBROTHkR WMOtYSAK AMD RETAIL DEALERS tM HA P D WA R E AND CUTLERY HkfECIfANIC’S Tools, Farming Implements ivJL &c., &c., near the head of Third Street Saint Paul. We are now in receiptof our SPRING STOCKS of everything in the Hardware line, arid will greatly increased facilities of bhyiug and selling good* and are better prepaivd thnn ever to to Supply th' wants ol fair cnstomois, and the public generally. Having in ffae eX'“bwiv« Hardwnr business in 'St Paul for the last five years, we cai confidently refer to our past transactions at the sure* annrnniee that we can and always will sell the Bxs’ Qfality op Goods, at the LOWEST PRICES FOR CASH ! Country Merchants buying with Cash, will find i to their advantage to cali en us, as we make libera dißCoonis on onr current selling prices. Saint Paul, June 14,1855. 7nyl. ’ l ! ! . \ 1 • l I


The True Democrat. [volume]

ocr: Has been before the public more than 20 years, Bnd is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins Sweenev, Ringbone, Windfalls, Pole Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds Sprains, Bruises, Fistula, Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites, Boils, Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds, Chilltilains. Chap ped Hands, Cramps, ContracHons of the Mus cles, Swellings. Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. .t# Pamphlets gratuitously furnished bv agents with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. U. Ti cker A Co., Lockport, N. Y. JfpFor sale by Druggists and Merchants gen erally, through the United States. British Posses sions, and other Countries. Air1 hv K. L. DODGF., Little Rock, And by Druggists and Merchants, in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in New Orleans, Philadelphia, New York, and in all large towns and cities.

place_of_publication: Little Rock, Ark.

publisher: Richard H. Johnson


ocr: GARDEN IMPLEMENTS, ETi A ST Steel Garden Hoes; “ “ “ Hoe Rakes; Garden Reels, ass’d sizes; Cast Steel Garden Scrapers; Cast Steel Huv Forks: Cast Steel Pick Hoes; Cast Steel Pick Axes; Cast Steel Potatoe loggers: Cast Steel Spades and Shovels. Received and for sale bv c


ocr: Has been before the public more than 20 years, and is deservedly popular in the cure of Spavins, Sweeney, Ringbone, Windfalls, Pole Evil, Callous, Cracked Heels, Gall of all kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fistula, Sit fast, Sand Cracks, Strains, Lameness, Foun dered Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mange, Foot Rot in Sheep, Garget in Cows, Rheumatism, Bites of Animals, External Poisons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites. Boils, Corns, Whitlows. Burns and Scalds. Chillblains, Chap ped Hands, Cramps, Contractions of the Mus cles, Swellings, Weakness of the Joints, Caked Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Ac. gy Pamphlets gratuitously furnished by agents with Testimonials of its utility. All orders addressed to the Proprietors, M. II. i Titkf.r A Co., Lockport, N. Y. gy For sale by Druggists and Merchants gen erally, through the United States, British Posses sions, and other Countries. by K. L. DODGE, Little Rock. And by Druggists and Merchants, in every town in the vicinity; wholesale by dealers in Medicine in


ocr: RICH.Mil) H. JOHNSON. Editor. LITTLE ROCK, MAY 20, 1856. Democratic l»re*idcHtial Klector*: N. B. BURROW, of Desha; S H. HEMPSTEAD, of Pulaski; JOHN McCOY, of Randolph; J. J GREEN, of Crawford. FOR GOVERNOR. ELIAS \. COSAVAY. t'onprexsional Democratic Candidate** NORTHERN DISTRICT, A. B. GREENWOOD. SOUTHERN DISTRICT, EDWARD A. WARREN. Pulaski County Democratic Ticket. FOB REPRESENTATIVES, ALLEN MARTIN, FRANCIS A. TERRY. EOH CLERK OK CIRCUIT COURT, THOMAS J. CHURCHILL. FOR SHERIFF, JOHN QU1NDLEY. FOR COUNTY A PRORATE JUDGE. JARED C. MARTIN. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. S. T. HUDSON. FOR CORONER. NATHANIEL RING. FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. S. IT WEBB. FOR I XT. IMP. COMMISSIONER.


ocr: JAMES TUNNAH, Mitrble Dealer* Little Uoek, Ark. HAS just received and will constantly keep on hand a full a>sorlmeiu of Italian and American Marble, and will l\irni>li Monuments. Grave Stones and Tomb Slabs of every description on tlie most reasonable terms and in good stvle. Hew ill also make bureau toj>s. table tops, and do every kind of work in bis line.— His yard is on Markham street. Sept. 18. lSf>5.