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In the coun'yoflWarren, on the eltv.
enth day Of July.
THIRD COMMON pLEAs DISTRICT
Sec, 2. In the county Of Shelby, on
the first day Of August.
in the county Of Mercer, on the fourth
day Of August. rsa,.
In the county Of Auglaizo, on the
eighth day of August.
In the county Of Allen, on the tenth
day Of August. j Tr +
In The county ofIIardin, on the twelfth
day of August. .,. 0'. ".
In the county Of Logan, on the faeentb
day ofAugnst. l-j.i .'l.A
In the county of Union, on tie eight.
eenth day of August.
In the county Of Marion, on the twen-
ly-second day of August.
In the county of Crawford, on the
twenty fifth day Of August.
In the county Of Wyandott, on the
twenty ninth day Of. August. !" u.
10 the county of Seneca, ON the thirty
first day Of August. aof
b. In the county oFHancock, on the fifth
day Of September. f1o3 sgSt f&
z In the county ofPutnam, on the sev-
enlh day of September .,ka8
In the county Of Van Vert, on the
ninth day Of September sao
lathe county of Padding on the twelfth
day Of September. .a,,g-
In the county Of Defiance, on the
fourteenth day of September.
In the county of Williams, on the six
teenlh day Of September.
In the county Of Fulton, on the nine
teenh day of September.
In the county Of Horny, on the twenty
first day Of September.
In the county Of Wood, on the twenty
third day of September a.
Sec. g. dIffrom any cause, failure
10 hold The prescribed term of the Dis
trct Court, should occur in any of the
counties, it shall be the duty of
the Judges Of the District Coult, on giving
thirty days previous notice in such county,
10 hold therein a special ierm of lbe Dis
lrict Court, within the same year, to dis
pose Of the business pending; and should
important business arise in the District
Court q any Of said counties, which can
moi be disposedaof for want Of time, i'll
shsll be lawful 5Gor the Judges OF the
District Court, if practicable, 10 hold a
special term Of said Court in such coun-,
ty, al such time as they shall determine,
on giving thirty days notice, in such
county, and should the beginning Of ranJ
term therein prescribed, fallon Sunday
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.
The Trustees of Liberty Town.
ship, Putnam county, Ohio, -"
Henry McKinnis and
William Williams.
DY virtue of an execution to mo directed
II from the court Of common pleas, of
Putnam county, Ohio | will offer for sale at
the door of lbe Court house, in Kalida, Put
nam county, Ohio. ....
On Monday, the 2lst day Of March, A. D.
1858, u
Between the hours of ten o'clock, a. M, and
four O'Clock, p. M, of said day, the following +.
real estate, to wit:
The sonih half oft the north ca st quarter Of
section number twen!y-three in township
number two north in range seven east con-
tanning eighty acres, all in Putnam county,
Ohio.
Taken as the property Of Henry McKennis
and William Williams to satisfy decree in
favor of the Trustees of Liberty township,
Putnam county, Ohio.
JOHN B, FRUCHEY, Sheriff.
SuER1FF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., O., Feb. Is, 1858.
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securely kept, subject TO such dis.Iibus
ton as may hereafter be directed by The
General Assembly. aa"s iss,5faq W.
Sec. 4. Thelexpenses arising under
this act shall be provided for in The gem
etalsppropialon law. 'a2a.' +.
JAMES G. JOHNSON,
Speaker Of1he House Of Representatives.
t;sr WILLIAM MEDIhLl
Ia s a president ofolhe Senate!
February 10, 1853. 3''l'aoa,'I 'il,5 pa. ~
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THE KALIDA VENTURE,
rs PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY,

Is PUBLISHED, EVERY FRIDAY 3.ii,
Ely JAMES M ACK q
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YEArLY ADVERTISING will be charged
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SIIERlFENS SALE,

Joseph r. Mills, J. .
vs.. DECREE,
Jacob Loar 4. Camilla
Lear, II. Newhall g. Son. - .t- st '..
pY virtue of n decree 10 me direeted from the
hO court Of common pleas, oil Putnam county ohie
viii offer for sale at the door OF the court house, in
Kalida, Putnam county, Ohio,
On Monday, the 2lst day Of March,
A. D. 1858,
Between the hours Of ton o'clock n. m, and four
O'Clock, p H., of said day, the folio wing described
real estate, TO wit:
Inlot number thrty.nine in the town Of Gilboa In
Putnam county, Ohio.
Lonr @. Newhnll Son, TO satisfy decree In favor
of Joseph F. Mills
JOHN B. FhUCHEY, Sheriff
SHERFF's OFFICE,
Kalida, Putnam Co., o., Jan 90, 1853.
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d.. 'f .tatlhlANoANNhh VI 'f@ShuAOt
February i 10, 1853, iaa'aao.,l sa '3aS ,1a e
a1Ea,21 [No. 34l S d27glt
AN ACT authorizing she6ffs,y Master
Commissioners and Coroners, 10 make
returns Of sales 10 any day during the
Spring Term Of Court for 1858. 70
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly Of the State ", Ohio, Thai
the Sheriff, Coroner, or Master Cam,
missioner, as the case may be, Of any any
Of the counties Of this State, to
whom process has, or may be issued,
upon which such officers or either Of
them, have advertised or may advertise,
any sale or sales Of real estate in pursu.
ance Of law, and in which The day named
for such sale or sales shall be day after
the frsl day ofthc Spring Term, for the
year one thousand eight hundred and
fifty.thrce Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of the county TO which such pro.
cess is returnable, may nevertheless pro-
coed with such sale or sales and make
return thereof TO lie proper Cour, dur
ing its session, and such return and pros
ceedings shall be as valid as if The same
had been made on or before the second
day OF the term of the Court TO which
the same was retutnable.
JAMES G, JOHNSON,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives,
rasiI WILLIAM MEDILL,
Presiden, OF The Senate,
February 10, 1858. 'o ;
% mo. 35,]
AN ACT 10 fix and provide for the terms
of the District Court in the several
counties Of The First Circuit, being
composed of ths Second and Third
Common Pleas DISTRICTS of Ohio.
Sec. i. Be ii enacted by tie General
Assembly Of the State of Ohio, That the
teIms Of the District Court shall be nteld
ii the several counlies Of the Sec nd and
Third Common Districts Of Ohio, as fol.
l9ws: Il.
sECoND COMM IN PLEAS DI'TR1cT.
In tho county Of Butler, op the ninth
day of May. .rs ~. ,,sr..at
In the county of Preble, on the mines
teenh day Of May.
In the county ofDarke, on the twenty
fifth day Of May.
In the county of Miami, on the tlirli-
eth day of May. a, 4s,
In the county Of Montgomery, OH The
sixth day of June.
10 the county of Champaign, on the
twentieth day,of June. 1
In the county Of Clark, on the twenty.
third day Of June
i In the county Of Greene, on the TWEEN.
~ seventh day ofJune.
In the county OF Clinton, on the sixth
day of July.
In the coun'yofWarren, on the eltv-
Enth day Of July.
THIRD COMMON PLEAS DISTRICT.
Sec, 2. In The county Of Shelby, on
The first day Of August.
in the county Of Mercer, on the fourth
Jay Of August. sH,.
In the county Of Auglaize, on The
;rk,L L. ac ,-,. ...
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"M Bsimcus has been placed ia his present position
AMY With vrw 10 prouots specific object OF great
imporance. which 10 neither less than tho
the Japan expedition His sympathos aud his In
huence combined 10 point him out as the most efficient
carry the wishes OF the administration and Of
the country in this As the son-inaw of Commo
dore Matthew Perry, TO whom the command Of the Japan
expedition has been oonhded he is naturally most warmly
Interested in the result OF that enterprise and 10 such
interest bo give practical direction and esct in his
sion United States minister the OF that nation
which has for centuries been the only OF Asia
with which Japan has oondecended hold anything like
commercial relations.
s. Our new minister the Hague is German by birth
but American In politics. in feeling, and In his social
connexions. He has been resident Of this country for
the past sixteen years and with his wife and family Amer
by brIh and with ali his interests concentrated in
this republic he may be regarded de facio. as he is
dc y1s, oiii1en OF the United States lie Is man oil
high probiy talent, aud ability and he purposes aban-
doning his commercial business In New York and deso-
ting bis attention exclusively diplomacy his friends
every denco that he will discharge the mission
intrusted 10 him in such manner will best promote
tho interests OF the county and reflect honor and credit
himself We believe these antcipaons will not be ialsi-
fed"
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The Hartford (Cl) Times pays more than = nsrilsd
tribute TO the gallant Seymour in the following notice Of

The Hartford (CL) Times pays than msrilsd
tribute 10 the gallant Seymour in the following notice Of
his appointment:
" MINISTER 10 RUssIA.-Tbe papers announce Goyeraor
Thomas H. Seymour this State miaisle the eour,
oil o. Peiersbargh among the foreign appointments jus,
made by the President. #ak 80
.'We that this anuouuee enl will csu.e .iac.
pleasure 10 all Of the governors numerous friends.
nfstcass appointment and the selection naltr ring
monia aiiSe OF ihs estimation In which hi. plomxie
qualhcattons ana MS great personal worth held by
President Pierce The office TO which GOV s In called .
WHICH, Ia the condition OF oar national Affair,
requires less arduous labor actual re ,,
that Of minister TO Mexico, which post MANY Of M,
friends had expected he would be sppoin,ed w. DOM,
not the choice is gfati Ing one 10 Gov Seymour wbo
will probably accept The place conferred. Ii 10 as hoaa
BILE TO himself as IT is pleasing to his friends.
g IL is probable that he win leave home at p.
least before his official duties connected win
the business oil The Legislature are all fulfilled"
The New York Times (whig) says:
. The ioreign appointments length officially A.,
nounced as determined upon Several OF the p,,
undersloo since Ana
have already referred by the press The missi
10 Russia assigned 10 Gov Seymour oil Connect
cut a gentleman OF high personal worth. and dia,
gused favori'c CT his party in his State Col Cad
den, OF South Carolina, u politician OF tho State rxh,,
school, goes Mexico Ex-Governor Vroom, Of New Je
sey probably OF the best that State afforded
TO Prussia Mr.. Medary Iaic OF the Ohio Statesman who
long borne the heat and burden Of the democratic
dies al home Chill and ex Governor Trousdae. leu.
nessee than whom personally there IL unexcop
rional recipient OF executive favor, TO Brazil.
.The literary selections for consular duties i'll gen.
orally rejoced That OF Mr. hawthorne. for Liver.
pool we have before referred Tho piiment 70 H..
talented tx Marvel Donald G. Michel-one Of our own
earliest conbatorsis cminently just one, bestowed
by the President without reference party ani,es and
as delicate tribute his fame in the field Of el,e"
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The Collector at San PfamCtsc0.
The San Francisco Times and Transcnp, thus alludes
TO The appointment OF Major Hammond as collector OF
tina, port; et
The Of The probable appointment OF MAJOR X. r,
Hammond 10 the porsan and responsible office 81 col.
lectof Of the OF San Fanoco ha, been
with the most marked and general Satisfaction A. DOM
ocrst active and reIsblea frank and s.sn, gentle
and soccessfu-Major Hammond bad superior nse~s
the many worthy competitors who were named toe the
plsce he has this been chosen FIJI II IL 10 all "
'pecu capital appointment. and which e.nne, fsn
to be equally scceptsbls 10 the community and sassn,
taseous and crcdisable 10 the admnisrstion."
Carr MAr.-The Philadelphia Enquirer says;
The coming ssason is likely to he one Of unusual
Fa,sy at this celebrated bathing place The principal
houses are nearly ready for the reception OF walters and
eeversl OF them have been enlarged and improved All
months since have been engaged, and tho.e who desire
OF the kind. and have secured thew.
VIII be compelled to pay very high rates"
NAvAL-The United State. brs Dolphin sailed ye.,er.
day on cruise for deep soandcss. SIC She viii be
employed in the track towards England and the eorth Of
Europe, making thorough examination for ali shoals
rocks reported ~ existing that route The following
are her ohcers
o. II, Bergman, lieutenant comm sndieg
Earl En9lssh. acting master
w. 7. Tmxtun. passed midshipmsn
q. u. Movsi.. do .H
y A Englis. assistant surgeon
wm. H. Ward. nidsh,paAa,
J. q. M,scAen, do,
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VALuARLE BUILDING LOTS ON NEW JERSEY AVENUE,
~ Wednesday, the Let Of
Jons, shaii o'clock, swo hasa
hssd,na between ncvth
sad s&7 Les ~
tc~~ fs~s ss~h~s rs~n~s A~~k 10 a~s s<y se ""
tomm = t~ches
.ax sw~sv~ ssxhsses sid
twenty Pour c.hs The rsh.s-r give bearing interest
fc~ Aav n cate SeAA rs.r ara @~~d nkes Tas
isAssp~tsAs~.
GAREN d aCoTT,
May>N-dsrw Assssas~ss,
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>sssasE,s sxr.1asr,unrs rmy iron the Bostos
Cstrsr ,s nr,lo.vix nsaics iss sSunssisl opentoes
q q rrnu~ns IN Hcssm. v,fr 1ss.s rr~,6sd themselves
saa Sis sypAsru nA-~Ss ami hsnaUAa great pedee-
ts,a gssi. ',r r~stim ssrcrui,cm deep vaiH
fos Ne ~cvswx d, ~ry~s&ss4 r,nrssss n 10 the sans
ee~rasy sisa 1s rtsrls ss..tr~rs ne wreck OF 'Ss
steamer ter Asa,s~ ssat ~ srss. Losg lsaat
Soana. sa, IA SnAs spams w,ihess Succeeding in ~
main esrSs N - ss..eea lserr,aned that The
probsAy A>sa sAr~s s~voo~i ~ ss up~estinx OF the
wreck b<fos~ rvAsA~k IN Ina res.ing-aIacs The 80
csss Of the ec~,~sy IN he hes doscrhsd 10 So
Gent 10 prove A~s srisao. and Tho g'sai value OF The
apparssss SD ioas MOI hey will IN lnstr0@ental -
the recovery " xs amounts Of pey ost BY the penis
OF the svs --lpasi4 .iap,
Svsalst~x Doir0s--Jns vas.oS rae FonEsr
pSxs IA company OF ssaSxass ~ proslpSs'own MADE
arrxnxvseals ~ secure No ssfso u ts servss Qneen,
wh~a wAs hoss on Mad Chill Ia Scssass. IN February
Last A large Amou8t oi ron lay ~ very shallow ws'e
ana ses1 Do eoApsd by 8Apploxs bat the balance o.
the sArxo> Consisting Of balas VI wool and ra9s ana
AAxss II eac. purple ys, sdehnsa barrels Of emery
rAas. Sc scattered osss great .paee IN wafer 70
shs lwrss % ssysn t4inonrN And partially covered ~
sAnl The bottom was slosy. creating many sddms,
areusl ~Ach the properly lsxsd. and hseame imoeoceo
ia sas sccspas,ax sands. rendering ts recovery Mpos
s,sls IN Ass ethss way sAaa through sabmsnoe S.vs
CoassQ Assy arrangement wss made WIN 'He
ew.1asy ard the work performed uDdet the sepsF
slsaes Of Nr James Fullerton. win me Use % ne
ssw ksssA APPARATUS. whsch Tor power 10 ~ s.'oi
IA thru eesswy, The Bottom OF 'ne - ~. ".vs.
asd 70 the extent OF hundreds OF acres = ocean
ad -. nsv.r examined before th's continent, and
cl@>s ,b made OF IT, the result OF when va tne SecoV
sry al .ey schooner loads OF freight which has been
delivered 10 this cry The conl1Acune Iompsny co"
ana with the ad and the cooperation Of the men
al .rh,,sry employed here by them. they may safely
Challenge the world for rivalry in their occupation
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News rnoM CuRA-Filss OF Havana papers to the21o
instant have been received
Colonel Don Ramon Canedo hrs been appointed to lhs
military and political governorshp OF the port OF Carde
ass. instead Of Senior Don Msnee Hector. rss'gnss.
A central lssis tassosia,on) has been formed IN na
vsna ics the purpose OF collecting contributions N mo OF
the impoverished pessau,ry OF The province oil 1aae'
IN S.an.
The expectation Of sugar from the port OF 'o
the hfs, three months OF the present year s"os"I
400 $40 hoxss. and Tor tbs came per'oi OF 'ns
year but sitos. showing an ineresse IN NV" v
ls5J Of S,s5S boxes
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The TARnS.-A writer in The Lowell Coasief denies
that the whx patty have changed their policy in reh-
toa TIE tar6 ito The asoani OF the weight Of hat
They have only been holding still fos whie. because
they o! y, eoasss4 fsrhes in favor 81
industrial protection and nterna to which
they have always bern attacked We ssppose they
have reinqashed their advocacy OF naxiosAi hank so
for very rearly The reason and sAosA not b
prsed If, the OF lew ye1rs. the vey name
And o~gaauatsoo OF tn< wAsz party sAosk Be aban-
too<4 for very smllxs rtAs1ra
Tas ~rlssf seems saSpcsx rhess Ao<s aos exist now
great a<ceSxy fce r~6 3ciscy shere did former
" and consequently shxs a&y B. pss&ei in abatins
IA. IL sassr Ariar ha &tvv<aJ Of protection
Ths vsx vary- sse~ As sssfas~~f ssesulness, il
err h2i any. ant hanx mag - - well pardonsd
fse ssymx bs~n IS wU0uss amt fynx With decency
All their {<rcslvv hs<rrnes Dad. except their
As,sns,nsn. aid t1nn 1lxy ssPsssSA 10 the free
sas<rS, ant hare IA suuumnm -i< nraocraey entire
~ urn rssnl hs wuritt tn& srssss sss for wing
ggrss prqnscfiss nssf sncs4 kia~rsss. ash Nay
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Iuhr
cry salubrious.
MARKETS..

i,s which Is situate IN district rich with gold, and
very sslubrlous
MARKETS..
LIVERPOOL. May II, 1853
CoIroS The market Tor this staple closed steadily a,
the date OF departure ot the Europa Ga Saturday the
demand was freely met by holders the full rates Of last
week. which were currently paid. although the business
was not extended beyond the average OF recent daily
purchases The Arabia, with New York dates TO 4lh
instant, arrived the afternoon and her accounts In
duced holders TO demand higher prices Tor the
rent Qualities OF American cotton, (say Sid per ID
and above,) which buyers ndlsposed pay; conse
quenlly tho amount Vi business not materially in
creased on The days transac lions however, hardening
rates were obtained aud fully supported day with
evident symptoms Of more animation, Notwithstanding
the interference of Whesuntde holidays the course OF
trade. The sales OF The last three days are estimated
Bales Spec. & Elk, Amer Esyp'n. Surat Brazil
Saturday, 1000 1000 $500 700 500 800
Monday 5000 $500 $500 500 900 400
Tuesday, 1900 5000 5,100 100 l,loo 500
Import for same time 10 about Is 900 bales
The report from Manchester is cheering than for
some time past the prices OF both goods and yarns
favong producers, who have orders al their dis
pOsa than they well undertake meet the require
menis for immediate delivery, The only drawback 10
Increased trade ensuing being the unsettled difficulty with
The operatives The grain market has been well attend
ed aud in the transactions reported firm and full prices
for both wheat aud flour have been obtained. More
sonable weather, with higher temperature, has, how
ever checked the extent OF operations and 10 make sales
OF quantity slight concession woad probably have to
be made. more particularly Tor Indian and especially
in floating cargoee.
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We find in The New York journals the following e.
tract from letter. which il probably The foundation Of
the telexraphic despatch sent from Baltimore. and pub
shed n our las, ssas reporting the assassination Of III.
French Minister Of War II will be seen that HE a..
snatch gave an erroneous Of the contents Of e
letter We perceive that some OF co,emposares d.
credit the story altogether but undentaad, from an.
other source that some time ago fatal ARRAY did t,i.
place The presence Of the Emperor ,ha, the matter va,
hu.hed up, aud the victim secretly buried These cir.
cumsiancss may tend to explain the fact that no &C.
coun, of the transaction be found in the later
journals brought, by the Arctic:
AaxxsT or GES ST ARSAUp. fKEsca Minutes VA
DEATH or GIN CosSKaKUsx-The folio wing srstsment il
confidential letter received IRON Paris by
the last As Of couFss, the occurrence il
not alluded in the French ,unals. We give il con
municaed, making due allowance, for possible exsgse
,ion though the OF information is reliable to
need such allowance
ST. Anaud Minister OF War arrested last evening By
order Em peror, oE The following General
in tho cnbinet OF his Majesty Gene ST. Amaad
Of hundred thousand francs there and the
enering his cabinet asked Tor this which
he destined tie marriage portion Of Gen
ST. Arnaud Gen. Coneneusc searched everywhere, bot
wherrupon he said Gen. ST. Anands You and ony
hz beer here. and only yourself who could have
AInaud ms, andy drew and killed Gen. Cons
the iauer having merely the ,inc make H.
passed under the eyes Of The Eng~oe and 80 suddeoy
Tint he had time 10 prevent the t~o blows The mater
om sa. sa ne
aware IS .e General who PLAYED % pfomnen, pan N
she ys,s or Of the parties canno AVOID o.
serving considering the OF the mooey,
s.ry THAT 81 Arn.os shout h,vs ssksa = vhs
heen made without probable ease
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TnRkE View Rrssh He~s>s - Sale ~ Rsst--T~o
hrs~ aad cellar, nusd psprs
larrs ksst hakrs,
and ssier house lcrh lab
rented 70 GOD moderate Possession
nedss~sy.
j. w. BARKER,
May so-as between lin ssd Nh .ss.
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THE Css.sv sests Ne O~sde~~.-ws HAYS his day from
i
M aiee csh<osdesvd coisrv, 81 cen.
$50 pair lace arAersl-sves, 81, worth a. 80
Is rhtaiSsuss, u 50, worth ~
l0 Ioxen linen csmhtc hsvrhsfs 81, -
The aAev~ goods worthy the ladies'
jnss hall n~ ussa price.
- = VERY, TERRs. YERBY,
nu R-alnd init Cetasr Of Tth and Penn
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1853-01-06
later from Catherine.

Nav Noak Dec. c6.-The steamer Uncle
sam, from Aspinaali, with dates nom California
TO the i.t iu.i.. arrived III p'c.ock this evening.
SHE has -uJ passengers, md over $4,000 IN
gold dust.
be ul1,G- prospects in the Winter diganes
were ns,erm.r favorable for an abundant yia!l.
} he rau. had been ycw favorable lr minine.
The ltus election rataln, 3D. r.fe that fierces
majority 90 California VIII b. about 7Uto.
Don lvldor iurhije had arrived at san
Francisco. To cnun lhe tract OF Land granted 10
his father by the Mexican Congress for sery .cos
rendered IA achieving die independence of Mex
ico
The Indians in the South were becoming res
tive again. Lieut., rcal Superintendent ii In.
dHn Affairs, was TO leave ON the Both ult.. ior
their haunls, and 1t was hoped thlt hs presence
among them would produce better state OF feel
ing
lao l.and Commissioners wore busily eaplay-
ed al los Angeles ana had proved nearly all
claims.
Snow had fallen in many places, and in somc
localities, was four feet IN depth.
The city Of sacumtuto had been nearly re-
buit aud many fno brisk buildings hud been
erected
Eeatq atr.-- Acapulco, Dec. 9-The Cor
res wall uuuE you lhe news OF "a severe earth.
quake 80 Acapulco. The first shock occurred
at twenty minutes last ten O'clock, saturday
night Dec. ith, and The shocks, Enough less So.
were lhpu at first, have been repeated every hour
or $50 since. IL came without notice or previous
Indication, except thai at about p. ~. the mer.
cury suddenly rose % IS being three decree.
WERNER than dining t,r day but even this can.
not, perhaps, DE attributed 90 We earlhgnnkc
The ground rolled Ike ihe ocean 800 a swell. and
then troubling muu0n was let, lasting thirty
seconds. About thirty Of tine best buildings IN