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The Barrister* mm ,r | WJ
Mr. Wnrr. n, tlie celebrated author of
w Ten Thousand a Year/' and the ^Diary ou of a Physician ^ was a lawyer of great ' ho ^kill in what are termed Nisi Prius cases, he that is, those which are tried by a jury in hi the courts, before judges of circuit. Now, (U nothing taxes tbe skill and all ttaepow- W( crs of a lawyer like the conduct of a jury 0f case, with its every varying interest, its cu changeful vicissitudes, and its unexpected ?0 phenomena. In at least half of the crimi^ nal cases where direct proof of guilt is wanting, the verdict depends mainlv on the efforts of counsel for the defence, but elo^ quence is a small part of tho matter, and taken by itself, is rather dangerous, except ac in a closing appeal,. None but a man of a^ the highest forensic ability is capable of _.^ simulating enthusiasm, and yet remaining ^ cool, collected, guarded and acute at the j; same time. Frantic appeals about honor, j mourning wives, weeping babes, blasted QT reputation, ^c, are comparatively useless. ?s The memory of them is obliterated, when s0 necessary, by a few plain, yet forcible re^ marks from the preceding counsel, and turned unfavorable for the prisoner, by a | jn word from the judge's lips. Cross-exami- _a nation is the forte of your aeute advocate, and a masterly Bumming up of the results 0i; obtained crowns the keystone of his arch of^ Triumph. Frequently the cause is de^ cided ere the witness leaves the Btand.
We remember a case in which Mr. War- ~L ren was engaged, when the court, the . plaintiffs and ths defendants were com- . pletely thunderstruck by a forensic coup dc Cl. main of this nature. One of those intri- W1 cate and unfathomable will cases was being c* hotly contested. The plaintiff sought to ? upset a will, on the ground of its being a forgery; but the skillfulnesB of the plot, ou the apparrcnt candor of tho witnesses, the 8.e unpretending appearance of tho widowed 1C plaintiff, carried all before them, and Follott the invincible, smiled blandly in the pros- pect of assur .d victory. At the conclusion J of the evidence for the plaintiff, while the , leaders were consulting whether it would f not be better to make terms and submit, r? Mr. Warren handed in a slip of paper with these words on it: ^Let me try. I see . a chance.^ The veteran leader looked at Warren and after pausing a moment in thought he said briefly ^ ^Well, try m your luck, Warren ; but it is of no use. . We havt not a leg to stand cn.^ Warren fP smiled and walking over to his clients, with a very serious face, addressed some com- raonplace remarks to them, and ap- pearcd to take their replies for instructions, ^? then turning to the court, be f^aid : ^My .m' Lord, the plaintiff in this case is anxious ? that the last given testimony should be re- , peated for the purpose of being printed, 7 and distributed among her friends. ^With this view, my Lord, i shall, if the court pleases, elicit tbe required information, by a, cross-examination.^ ^ Proceed, Mr. War- a ren,^ said his Lordship. Tho witness, a shrewd, thickset, well to do Yorkshircman, sa. with a bluff, hearty, straightforward man- ? jier, having taken his seat, the cross-exam- ?? ' tnation commenced by Warren asking the / witness to repeat his statement; which he . d id, in nearly the following terms. ^I was V,) ca U*d up to neighbor Oldcastle's by a mcs- sen ?er, saying tbat tho Squire was a d} ing, ^ and wanted ma to witness his will. I din'nt ^Q wait a moment, but got on t'ould marc and , went up, and saw the Squire lying on his c bed. He shook hands and said, 'James I J? have kn'own thee from a lad, aad I am go- ing to iiic. Look after my children. I have ma le thee executor to the will.' I jolt griev. ,(1 like and said I would do all a j/jtin man like me could, and the 'torney, m ( p^i;i.in? to the solicitor opposite) pulled Tl ojKtttlis will a. ^id read Hover, a^d ihe Squire sp tMiiddiiat itwas all right. Thank God he had cu atretvgth and st und mind to dispose of his pn property, as he \vished, and as he believed 'PI tobsright. Tho attorney and I, n-nd John, ar (the three attesting* witnesses) went to the at bed-side, to the si *^all table, and I held od Squire up, with a pil low, and he signed it, -be but seemed verv much^ tired for a while as in he sat watching us sig; ling after him.^ In th answer to a question from Mr. Warren, wi witness continued : ^ I he 'torney scaled S,^ the will and did all that, and Squire laid ot his hand on it, and said be- knowed it was co bis, and his will and deed, or euinm.it like 60 that ; and I went home in tr-n hour or so, co and Squire died at night.^
Mr. Warren.^ ^You [say the attorE?y sn sealed the will. Was there a candle in the th room, or did you go to fetch it ? *
* It was a taper on Squire's desk we used.^ It Was the wax in tbe room, or bow was kj it obtained ? ^ er ^ It was along with the taper in the en Squire's desk.^ ur (Before commencing bis interrogatories, ^^^ Warren had thrown the end of his blue bag _ over the will so that ho could see it, but J tho jury and tbe witness could not.) ^And tlrs is all I know.^
^Thank you sir,^ said Warren. Then turning, with impressive solemnity to the witness and the jury, he asked in toftfl that sounded like suppressed thunder, ^ Is ^ this all true ? w The startled witness changed color, and replied : ^ Yes, sir, ev-^ cry Word.^ ^Once more, sir,^ said Warren, fixing bis indignant glance on the witness, ^ You swear that tho attorney having ob^ tained the taper in tha room, scaled the will in vour presence ? ** ^ Yes, sir.^ And further, sir, you saw him light the wax at the taper you found in tbe Squire's desk?^ II
^Yes, sir.^ ,/ . i^jsQ this you swear, as God may help you Tf*
* Yes, sir,^ said the witness, getting re^ assured.
Porjared villain,^ said Warren, holding up the will, ^My Lord and gentlemen of
^tne jury, the tcill is sealed ici'k a wafer!^ Consternation seized the defendants; as^ tonishment was depicted on every face, and even the counsel for the defendants stood spscchlcss. A stern order of ^ si-
'.Jonce^ at last recalled the attention of the \ spectators, and the judge having obtained
-a hearing, turned tothe Stferifl' and said : ^ Mr. Sheriff, you will take into your custody tbe bodies of the defendants aud p. their Witnesses. Close the doors.3*^
The principal defondant uttereda- pierc- Ji ing shriek and fainted. Tbe attests were immediately effected, the wild laoverrtations
' oi tvr* women seeming almost a relief, af- ~ ter the despairing- and 'shame-smitten visa^ ges of the man. They Were committed to- S jail and indictments ordered tobe prepared . for perjury, for which crime they 'were (
/ shortly after convicted and transported. In e a few1 words, the judge addressed the jury, a
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' cent attention. They instantly returned a 1 ^* | verdict for the plaintiffs, who were carried 1 ,T7 out of the court by the crowd, snd drawn ; ;at j home by the mob to their old ancestral ( e8* home. Warren walked out of the court > 'n humming ^Li ^ A ^ W ^ law,^ playing with wj the tasseis of his robe ^ but of course he j w * well knew that his name would be a tower 'JJ of strength, in any jury case, on anv cir- . |J cuit and that his fortune was made. ^ And ;ed so it was.
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is LATEST BV TELEGHAFB. ?
he ^ _ lo- Washington, Nov. 29.
n^J The rebel Ex- Governor, Roger A. Pry or, ;P* acting as private soldier in the Confederate ^* army, was captured last Friday by our ; r
j pickets while attempting to exchange pa- j ^S pers. This was done in retaliation for the
recent capture of Burbridge by the rebel | j or^ pickets. Pryor says, that Lee issued an ' ca ordcr for the return of Burbridge on Satur- ' ss* day and Pryor will probably be returned as ] cn soon as Burbridge arrives. re^ Since Pryor's capture, Burbridge has S been dismissed from the army for disobey- j ^ ing the orders forbidding the exchange of Q1^ papers or holding intercourse with the ene* my on any pretext. Pryor is now in the lts old capital prison.
jj New York, Nov. 29.
In the rebel house of representatives on ir_ the 2Gth, J. T. Leatch, of North Carolina, jje offered resolutions with preamble, that whereas, the unfriendly interference of the jc citizens of the non-slaveholding States 1 rj_ with the reserved rights of States was the n^T cause of this cruel, bloody, aud relentless 3 war; and whereas, the citizens of the slave ,. g states, in an unguarded moment, and with- ' ? out mature deliberation as to the fatnl con- ! j ul sequences, made tho occasion of the elcc- C(J tion of Abraham Lincoln the occasion lor Q? precipitating the Confederate States out of j_ the Union, which was followed by a fearful on train of consequences ; and whereas we, jj the representatives of the people, desire to j ? place ourselves feailessly before the civili- j c j, zed world as anxious to secure an honora- j?jj We and permanent peace.
Therefore, resolved, That any attempt to 1 c(j infringe upon the reserved rights of the int ?t^tes should bo resisted by all lawful ' meams. ^ 5eJ_ Resolved, That when the United States j d shall signify its willingness to recognize these rights, and guarrantee citizens their m_ rights of property, as provided by the con- .
stitution and laws of Congress, we will Tl agree to treat for peace on such terms as j/| may be agreed upon by eommissioners, or ,Uj by States acting in their sovereign charac- *
^ ter and ratified by a majority of the people >(j which shall constitute the bond of peace
bstween the North and South. irt ?ea?c? sustained the resolutions in
v a speech, and then they were voted down ! ^ lr?_ almost unanimously.
, Tho army correspondent of the Tribune | ' says: Guns have been sent to the front,] n? which wjll throw shells into Richmond from |
our nearest position. The shell is intlama- L r ble to an extraordinary degree, and it is be tnou2ht tna? the rebels will be burned out
^as ^ ? t?xcm-'
On the morning of the election, a state ( room on the ste^mer Elm City, running be- 'nt ?Tfecn ?ork and New Haven, was
j found to be on fire, 'imilar to the hotels here. Three more arrests have been j made, and the hotel keepcrj have increased rQ_ their risks to $20,000. An attempt to fire >j the International hotel was made last night. , I New York, Nor. 29. J
1 a Late rebel papers give additional infor- ! j jy, mation regarding Sherman's movements. ! ed They show separate movements of the re- j ire spective columns under Howard and Slo- j ad cum. Both of them, it is-admitted by rebel j bis papers, are well across the Oconco river, j ed 'Phe report that Milledgeville was occupied I in, and of the destruction of charcoal works .he and foundries at Friswoldsville arc confirm- ' 3 lid ed. The panic which has been created, I it, -both in Georgia and South Carolina, by tho j as march of the irresistible conqueror, is some- In thing which has had no parallel during the ! j :n, .war. A levy en masse of the Georgia and i i*d .S.Quth Carolina militia has been ordered i lid out and desperate efforts are being made to j 'as concentrate at Augusta an army to present Jte somo opposition to Sherman's advancing 10, columns. j The Augusta Constitutionalist of tho 22d j ^7 says : A raiding party of the enemy tapped ; 1 be 'be road ten miles east of Macon, destroyed j ^
a lumber train and freight trains, butv.:erc j wc turned back in haste. Heavy cannonading ] and musketry fire is heard ea.t of Gordon. It is supposed that Gen. Wayne at Gordon i ras has been attacked. Milledgeville had been ' entirely evao-jm.ted by our forces before the ] he enemy -entcrvd and everything of value! brought away,
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/^^fONfiTAXTLY on band and manufactnrinc from i V the best material, all styles of Saddles. Bridles, aa Single ancTDonble Harness, or anything else rasde in irv, aflrst class saddler shop. lin^ U
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t\ I ig . Tri-weekly Coaches between
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0 Coaches /or Great Rait Lake City and Bannack i- j City, leave Virginia City every
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connecting at Fort Ilall with coaches to Boise end Walla Walla, nnd at Great Salt Lake City, with the \ duily lines to the J
' ATLANTIC ETATKS, KIVAOA AND CALirOXKIA.
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NAT STEIN, Agkxt. n Wj Virginia City, Montana Territory.
^j ALLEN ^ MILLARD, j
^ BANKERS,
l~ | Virginia Cily, Montana Territorr.
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:- FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. is
,e B. F. ALLEN, J. H. MILLARD,
n De^ Moines, Iowa. Virginia City, M. T.
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U J HAVE FOR SALE TWO RANCHES ON THE -L Stinking Water; also one good bufinesa bouse j in Virginia City, and one good residence: also one ' j Ranch on the Madi=on. Enquire of ^* V^'m. CUUMASERO. i
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Dealers in
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((] Boot!, Shoes, Hardwara,
'^ Cutlery, Grocerias, Provisions,
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.J Juitua Cocke. J. A. Grey. T. J. Newal.- re j
ELEPHANT CORRAL,
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Cover Street; Virginia City, ^. T,
THE Undersigned having removed their Auction , Stand to their corral on Cover Street, would / inform the public that they have a
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FIRST GLASS STABLE
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SUPERIOR SADDLE HORSES can be obtained at all times,
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j Corrals for cattle in connection with the Stables.
COOKE, GRAY A CO.
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, Hook and Ladder Company Me. ^^*
MEET regularly every Monday, at 7 o'clock, r. X., at Masonic aall. By order of tT I Vsati Bacsts. Captaia.
j LUNCH! IATNChT!
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J nc*WE restacr?jyt
AND SALOON. me ^ BY
j LOUIS IVERSON.
Corner of Idaho and Jackson its.
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lAinch overy night, from nire to twelve o'clock. om Meals at all hours of the day, put up in the les, 1-c.t ftyle.
tin j The finest Wines, Liquors and Cigars, alway to l>9 i had rt the bar. 13^ 9ea
!J. P. CLATTOX : ^- S. MA'M.
CLAYTON ^ HALE f
WHOLESALE ^, RETAIL
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Virginia City, Montana Territory, Cor- h h ncr of Wallace and Clay sts., j Opposite Greighton's Stone Block.
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Tfe take pleasure in Informing the citisens of Mon^ tana Territory, that we bare opened^ and offer for sale one of the largest and best sslected stock of Drugs aver brought west of the Missouri River, embracing all kinds of ?
DRUGS, ^
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MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, I ' ^ . DIES,
PAINTS,
VARNISHES, _ 7 c TURPENTINE,
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ALCOHOL,
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KEROSENE LAMPS, WINDOW GLAS3, \\ U I TOBACCO, CIGARS, j
it ! PA TER. and BLANK BOOKS
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PERFUMERY, y PATENT MEDICINES; PURE MEDICINAL WINES and LIQUORS, I FANCY GOODS and N9TI0NS. ~
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I For Mining parposee will keep constantly On hand 1 r* an ample suppy of
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1 Particular attention will be given to Physicians' ^ orders and Pre? crifitions. and nothing will *^^ be dispensed from tin*, e.fablish- :r
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set Tbe prices of all goods shall be ca low as they
! can be boaglit in the country. yj Call and examine before buying elsewhere.
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We would rsipsctfuliy tnnonncs te the public that we have just opDued a Jargo stock Jcf Goods Consisting ef
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GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS, WINES and LIQUORS,
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MINER'S T00IJ5,
E i TOBACCO of all KINDS,
\x FANCY GOODS, sir a
CANNED FRUITS, .
and a general nrgortment suitabls for Miner's use j I All are invited to cail and examine. ? '
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j SPENCER HARRISON ^ CO.,
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(Sussessor to) , t*i GOO ft R, Mc A D O W ^. CO.,
?1 LUMBER YARD.
I Corner of Idaho ^ VanBtiren Sts.
ALL KINDS J3F SLUICE OR BUILDING LUM- ber. Lumber bilU filled on short notice. ^j? 3^ 3m
j TF YOU WANT THE BEST BEEF
IF YOU WANT THE BEST MUTTON j I*, YOU WANT THE BEST MEATS of ALL KINDS IF YOU WANT THE BEST VEGETABLES taw' The market affords and at Low Prices,
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KRALL ^^PETCHNEK'S
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A Large and Fresh Stock of CANDIES,
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CANNED FRUITS, and
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FINE CIGARS WINES, and LIQUORS, kept constantly on hand.
BALL SUPPERS and c
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Gotten up on Short Notice.
Wallace Br, one door above) ths Corn.
Virginia City; M. T., Sept. 10, mi.
JOHN H. MING.
Corner Wallace and Jackson sis., Virginia City, Montana Teraitory.
BOOKS ^ STATIONERY.
WHOLESALE ^ RETAIL.
BOOTS and SHOES, jj
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DATIS, HOUSE L ^ CO.J
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HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT of Dry Good3. Groceries and Provisions in Virginia City, for sale. Al^o : a complete assort^ ment of Clothing, and Pieca Goods. Store on Wallace etrest, abeve the Stone Block, OppoMte the Cabinet Shep. 8^ 3m
STAR RESTAURANT. M^
Jnrkton, between Wallace and tnd Ida?io streets, Vlrsjinia City, Tt. T. jn
FOWLER A TCHENK, Proprietors. i
rpi HE ^ STAR ^ is now open for the accomoda- S. A tion of QoSstS and Boardera as a regular Res- I ^ taurar.t. nnd is tbe only eetalli3hment of the kind ' _ in the city. I m> FRESH TROUT, GAME, HAM AND EGGS, * HOT COFFEE, OYSTERS, in every style and the best of ererything the market affords, noatly served to order, at all hours of the [ Q day or night. Old friends snd new ones, and per^ sons from abroad, recollect the Star. 5 ^ 3m
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Beaver Head County, Bannack City, ss, the Tesri-
tory of Montana. To the Sheriff or any Constable of said county : ^ |
YOL' are hereby commanded to summon i'atricV Florida if he shall be found within your coun- j C j *y. te appear before the uedersi?ned, one of the Justices of the Peaco in and for said county at my ' office in said city, on the 2nd Uay of January, A*. C* D.. 18G5, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon, to answer to James Mnn-l'-ld plaintiff, in an action on con- i tract for the direct payment of inonr>y. fortbe sum ! of Ninf ty ($00 00) dolhir?. for whicb amount aaid I y plaintiff will Uke judgment against you if you I * fail to appear aud answer the plaintiff's eomplaint. I Hereof fail not at vour peril. j S'
Giren under my hand at Bannack Citv, this 5lst day of November, A. D., 1861.
E. W. WESTON, j 15-4t* Justice of the Peace. 1 V
|4 TO THE PUBLIC.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE VIR- ginia City snd Summit City Wagon Road Company, wilf meetjat Allen A Miltard'a Bank on Wallace (or Main) street Virginia City, on Satur-' day evening of each week, tt 7 o'clock, P. M.^ i Persons having business with the Company are re- * ^ quested to confor with them at theVbove time and i place. Bv order of the Board. * S J. S. ATCHISON, Sscy. (^
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JOHN A.' RYE ^ CO,
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>oda ' S Wallace Street, Virsjinla City, H. T.
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DEALERS Df J 1
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MINER'S TOOLS OF ALL KINDS, ^*^^ MINER'S TOOLS OF ALL KINDS, j %
STOVES CF ALL KINDS, j C
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O., STOVBS OF ALL KINDS
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SHEET AND TOM IRONS, | \
SHEET AND TOM IRONS.
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0 ., And a genoral assortment of Goods pertaining to i: our line of business, which we offar to the i 5 )# Public at reasonable rates.
its ^ ^* prePftr*d to manufacture anything in onf line to order, with despatch.
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Jamss H. Harp>r. Geo. W. Hynaen.
GEM SALOON. {
NDS Virginia City, Montana Territory. '
Situated on Wallace Street, Two Doors above Jackson.
CONSTANTLY ON HAND Choice Wins. AV Liquors and Segass. The Proprietors are thankful for peat patronac*. nnd hope to merit a n continuance of the same, as soon aa th^ir new horx. i u completed. HARPER A HYNSON.
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^ ! J. S. Rockf allow. W.MeK. Des.?
I ROCKFELLOW ^ DENNEP
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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STORAGE dt COMMISSION
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Advances made en
CON S I 0 N M BITS;
reticular cttsstios (iTos t^ the sale ef
?5 FLOUR,
BACOir,
LAJUV
.an. BUTTER,
FUG AR CURED nxift, PRIME MSSS ro^K,
POTATOES.
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inia and all kinds of
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39 BEGAtL- ^ COFFEE, TEAS,
s-j DRIED ^ CAN FRUITS
^ NAILS, AXES, MINER 3 TO
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And a fine lot of
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irvT re* , i^ IMPORTED BRANDIES,
HAVANA CIGARS, Ae.
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P^ j Meesra. Holladay A Halsey, Gilbert A Sons, How^ ard Livingston, James .Bromley. Esq., '* ^Mejyrs. R*imball A Lawrencs. Salt Lake City. T* John Huglie?, E^|.. - - Denver City. Col. T. j Messrs. AJlen A JliHard. Bankers. Messrs. Erfort. I Bosch A Co., Creighton A Co., Virginia City. M. T.
5 NEW^ FIRM.
, A J. Armitagk. J. B. Cor.
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tn* On Jackson Street, one door above Messrs. Pw- Rockfelloxe L Dennee.
TTAVE JUST OPENED THEIR EXT1JS1TB'
j XJL and well fumiahad
tries. Famiy Grocery,
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', a3! COMMISSION ^ STORAGE HOUSE
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Conaistius; in part el
^*^ FLOUR,
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VIR BACON,
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LARD,
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COFFEE,
,'0. ^nd TEA of a Superior Quality,
SYRUP aud SUGAR CANE MOLASSES^ CAN MEATS and FRUITS' of every description. Also :
, DRIED APPLES,
SALT LAKE PEACHES,
DRIED CURRANT Si CHERRIES,-
j BLACKBERRIES, rNDS, 1 GRAPES
IXDB, | and RAISINS.
^ ^ J VEGETABLES of every dsscriptlan !
Arrangements are being made to kesp* their house well supplied with thj Vcrv tas^ ng to SALT LAKE and RAN'tTIE Lib ITER' f.fc^^ ^ j our Mountain Country can furnish.
Ail are respectfully invited' t'0* give tbs^ inont a call.
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! The highest cash prices piid for Butter ^ KSgs a^d Cbccse.
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175 OOO rounds
m Baled Hay
Jin,7; WHOLESALE and RETAIL
^erii a At Express Corral. East Wallace Street. Great
hoo>^ inducements offiwed to Corral men. ss I teM h^? ^*
^. whr.|n^ale, at a great redaction. Cl! snd ^^^^ tore l*.-l^^ J. B. MeKIV?**1 *
