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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-27


GALE OF MULES, COWS. HORSES
WAGONS, CARTS. &c II sha,i MI. % rms.
DA1 Ist day Of March. as 10 O'Clock 10 ths county
OF Henftco. on the Rich mond and York River Esii.
Carter Esq and ton ns ies rom The city y Rn6.
mond. the following stock, &c:
- O. ~ young and wsllbroks Mules
30 Railroad Carts. with Iron axlss
% ssss Wagon and Cart Harness
20 Wheelk arrows
Picks. PIoughs, Blacksmith Tools and Furn.urs oes
Terms made known on day Of sale
Sale conducted by T CARTER. =. !" AM
On the same day, and at the same place. will be
scid ITO acres Of Land 90 acres o. which e cleared,
the r en-, der IN timber Un this tract d COM
This tract lies on the Richmond and York River
Railroad and adjoius the lands Of 1homas j Garter
Per.on: DESTROYS Of purchasing will please call
upon 2; Af Ih2mas Cartel Who will take pleasure
ass a' c.. Dsapc. in and
So Sale ! co sshsasY By Sss I cAarrn.
ja 26-td
HIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be
"A sold on FRIDAY the 2sth January. 1889. at the
ing at 10 o'clock a. NJ lot Of Confectione res &c
snsn hosnss a. caa: Of
DOLE ana Toys pair Of Scales and Weights
t Gs q 1t ~ Lot Of Bot
Of Preserves. Demijohns Liquors, 2 Ice Cream
ireegers. lot Of Baking Pans, 2 small Cooking
sack SALT and one Awning. to satisfy an execution
in favor Of Jam es Winston VS.. J. N Lucisna
jan ss-ss BUTLER. Ger.
A UCTION SALE OF STOCKS.-We
~ will sell at auction, at our once, on FRIDAY.
18th February, at IL O'Clock, the following Stocke
belonging 70 the estate Of Mrs Ann Watkins, decd:
$4,000 Virginia state Registered Bonds
100 shares Farmers Bank Stock
leo Bank of Virginia do
Also. I shares James river ern Manufacturing mn Co
j. osCtds Ds :: 9 n s'iai LANCASTER son.
TRUSTEES SALE OF LAND in
A.. HEsrERFIELD BY virtue of Deed of
T M executed to Floprnoy !now deceased BY
Clerks Office Of Chesterfield County Court. shall
sell. on the premises. on MONDAY, 3lst January
containing about i9s acres, aud located sbont "a
miles from Richmond. and adjoining the lands OF
There is on the said land good dwelling house and
Al necessary out houses. and the soil 10 well adapted
tS the srowh Of al in this part Of
portlonable quantity Of timber land on it
the afshs About $500 in cash. and liberal credit for
Sale to commence at II o'clock
| js,7-a.vts. BENJAMIN H NASH.
1"H-1oWtus Trustee.
AT THE SAME TIME, the undersigned
- will proceed to sell. on MONDAY, the 3lst day
OF January. 1889, beginning at 10 s'clock' M ~
me me late residence of Mrs Melusine Franck. in
CnesterneId county. about l6 miles from Rich mond
GER, IN said county the goods and chattels of said
| MUD fTanck. consisting of Cows. Horse, Mule.
PIGMENTS Household and Kitchen Furniture and
u, Terms: For sums Of So and under, cash; over
800 four months credit for bonds with satsfactory
! sureties. ALRERT SpnTT WI!
| yan-zaMtds Adn'r.
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By P. @. Larus, Auctionser.
MIGHT SALES.-I will continue The
a., Night Sales Of large lot Of Gold. Piatsd aal
Each article offered win posiiively be sold.
de22 q LARIfa Ara
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NLOTHING-CLOT Phi.
~ CES FOR Cash.
COATS.
Cashmere Business suits
Fancy and Black Cloth Fr0ck Goats
Moscow and basket Beaver OvercoAts
Plain Cloth Surtout Riding Goats
PANTS.
Fancy and Plain Cashmere Pants
Blk and handsome eiik.mixed do
Grey and Drab Side-band do
VESTS.
Fancy and Black Velvet Vests
Blk do
Cass. do
Merino and Cashmere do
Boys CLOTHING.
Cloth and Cashmere Jackets
Fancy and Black Cashmere Pants
Fancy and Black Cashmere Vests
0verc0ats Of all styles and prices.
N WALKER 90,
jals 1903. cor Main andf4th ste. Richmond
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BY Alexander Mott,

MIGHT SALES. II will offer for sale st
=. - auction TONIGHT, and continue every nisAt
through the wfnter. Q large and complete aasoeV.
mcnt Jewelyy, Ready msde OloGhing. Nett 49,
and Drawers, Fancy Articles. &c.
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&c THE ADAMS EXPRESS
YCOMPANY. ls4 Main St. having
folk, Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke. which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
Weldon, Wilmington, Lynchburg, Salem, Wytheville
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima are now prepared to forward with great dis.
patch, and at reduced rates, every Kind of Merchan
named cities, and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships Will be accompanied
by special Messengers who viii give their personal
attention to the careful handling Of goods entrusted
10 the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship Express
Shippers will please take notice that packages 70
steamers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received. on day Of seiiing InGl 0GIock.
Agentof AdamS Express %.
~ SPECIAL NOTICB.-Kxprsss packages fos
ginia and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Bteamships Rosneks and jamestown, viii hegea1tes
bereceived BY the .ADAME EXPRESS COMPANY
who are the authorized Agents Tor Express privileges
efacs Of To New York ana virginia stssnshb
Company. LUDLAM PLnA6ANTe. AGsnfs.
EOR Preventing and Curing Chopped
= Hends, Face and Lips, Balsamine or Liquid
Bslm b delightfully."- healing nd esncisnt pFepe.
ration speedily curing ell forIns OF chepppe, and
rendering the skin beautifully smooth. soft sud
fair, and u used occasionally during the cold
Weather u. su;rsy !. I
age on the most delic:ts shin PrpsIsd Only BIZ
Chemists. eth and Franklin .tEssls.
jazz Richmond.
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JAMES D. BROWNIES
u ORNAMENTAL IRON WORKS,

DICH SILVER PLATED CAGTORe.--
H great variety Of patterns Of Castofs. aFs %
wing Casters with cut glass bottles beautiful llscs
of table furniture Egg Casters, containing IN
Cups and spoons; Combination Castors. compfblhG
Castor: Sheffield Castors, nearly equal in durability
20 solid silver; Also. may other patterns. boeA nns
low priced. For sale By
Ia & GENNEJ. kAGkA 80NAxA.
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CHRONOLOGICAL FUEL.-Tbe mn.
cerslgned having In charge some 6.ooo or oOo
eeshels ne. Dut good strong COAL can deliver n
any part OF the city at $25O per load Of twenty
ne usneis' CHARTER
~ Us trays Yard. Near the Armorv
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WITH the arrival Of new brewed Beer,
w beg leave to submit to my customers, and
the public generally. the following standard OF
prices for my bottled Lager Beer, Porter, Ale, &c
during the winter season. viz:
Quarts per dozen Sl7al Is cts doz allowed on
Plnts per dozen. SLIGO ) return of bottles.
Half Pints per doz Soc, bottles extra
Store and bar Keepers q per centage allowed.
have also on hand Lager Beer in WHOLE half
quarter and eighth bbls; Cream Ale in whole, halt
and quarter bbs; and for sale at the lowest market
price.
Orders left with Messrs Duval Norton corner
and Franklin sta, or at my store will be promptly
attended to. WILBACHER, 18th st.,
no BETWEEN Main and Carr
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TNFTRMARY OF THE MEDTCAL C0

DEG E--Thls InhTmary IS situated at the corner
Of Marshall and College streets in elevated and
healthful position, convenient to the railroad de
pots hotels and other centres of business 1t ia fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases and injuries, and
for the comfort Of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboriug under contagious diseases. are admitted
into the institution. Lying in women aIe also re
ceivef ard carefully attended to.
Private rooms furnished when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the Profes
sors of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week
White
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Private Rooms to SIS
In addition to the above rates. In requiring
Surgical Operation. by agreement with the pro
charged for the operation. varying from 80 to $40
according to its Importance. The particular fee in
of the Attending surgeons or the Resident Physi.
clan.
All charges payable on the removal of the pa.
tient.
Attending surgeons-Profs GIBSON, PETICO-
LAS and WELLFORD.
Attending physicians-Profs TUCKER. CONWAY
and MCCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUs NICHE, MD.
Steward-F NJ PARRISH.
President-L JOYNES, D.
Persons in the country, desiring to send patients
to the Infrmary, may address either the President
or the Rt sdent Ph sican. ja6-iy
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EOR bALk-A small Farm Of one hum
= dred acres, one mile beyond the termination II
the MsShanicsviEs turnpike, and about six and .
borhood. and In the immediate vicinity Of one OF
more churches. The improvsn ents consist Of .
dwelling with four rooms and all necessary ont.
buildings; ell of which are new. Also, an Orchard
of choice Fruit Trees
It will be sold for onefourth cash. the balance %
credit Of one, two and three years, with interest
Apply to l.. b. THOMAB,
10 i3-ts $50 Broad st.. Richmond.
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T. B. COOK, AUcTIosEER AND
Ls COMMISSION MERCHANT,
Respectfully informs his friends and the public gen
orally that he will continue the Auction and Com
mission business at ths old stand of Il. Cock
CO. No 20 Main street, and fatters himself (from
his perence in the business) that he Will be abe
TO give satisfaction. He returns his thanks 10 his
friends for the very liberal patronage extended TO
him. aud is determined to merit q continuance oil
the same.
He viii attend to the sale of merchandise Of every
description, horses cattle, &c, DC.
Outdoor sales attended to at the shortest notice
h B COOK
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant.
poI5 No 20 Main street
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

eB Some midnight incendiary set fire to
pile of mazanita wood in the backward Of
one of the residents in the Bell Row of Cot
tages, yesterday morning, at about o'clock,
and the whole row narrowly escaped destruc.
tion. The flames had consumed about one
half the pile Of wood and had caught in the
roof Of one of the kitchens, before it was dis
covered. A moment longer and the confa-
grafton would have been beyond any power
to control it. The alarm was raised first by
an elderly lady sleeping in a room overlook
ing the line of kitchen roofs and, after the a.
larm was given, 1t needed but little to arouse
the adjacent sleepers. Parties came from the
neighboring houses, and gentlemen living in
the row assisted, and there being plenty of
water in the pumps near by, the fire was put
out after much difficulty, without calling for
the engines.
There can be no doubt that it was the work
OF an ineendiary, for no ashes had been
thrown into the back yard or fire of any kind
used in or around it, and, even if there had
been, the extreme lateness of the hour (thre,
o'clock in the morning) would argue a high
degree of imprObability that it could hav,
been caused by any such careessness
The scOundrel will be looked out for here
after. and dose Of cold lead applied to hi
benefit should he be found sneaking arounC
the premises
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
More about that ''Adroit' Frenchm an.

EDuoR DEMOCRAT: A word more about
that French (?) communication. The Express
must have been prompted by an overdose of
magnanimity to charge to its own account all
the blunders which have made "Droits" epis-
tie one of the most laughable things out, in
the shape of French prose. A four years
connection with the editorial department of
one of the leading newspapers of France, "Le
Steele" has enabled me to learn. |
believe, what is and what ia not a tvpo.
grophical error That the Express in print
ing our friends card, has committed several
errors of that denomination, am willing 70
admit, but aside from them, there are many
others Of purely grammatical nature. to
which none but "DroiL" can lay fair claim
By stalking twenty-five dollars against fifty
which have been already deposited with
Bourg, at Parks Bar, "Droit" will be well
come to the stakes in full. should fail to
specify at least eight blunders OF the afore-
said species, in his i'll fated communication.
BENEvoL EMS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

TELEGRAPH TO NEvADA-We mentioned a
few days ago, that an enterprise was on foot
in this city for establishing telegraph line
from this place to Nevada, ria Long Bar or
Parks Bar. Timbuctoo. Rough and Ready
and Grass Valley. The gentlemen taking
the initiative in the concern are J. b. Bond
and George Senf who are experienced opera.
tors, and know how to carry on the business
The CAPITAL stock is Ss000 a sum not very
difficult to raise. One half of it will prob
ably be subscribed in this city. it being man
ifestly to the interest of business men to have
the line established. Heretofore and at pre-
sent, communication between this place and
Nevada has been by Sacramento, which is
like going to the States arognd Cape Horn,
and numerous have been the annoyances,
hindrances and delays to business men on nc.
count of it. Besides, the tariff has been un-
reasonably high, and the construction Of
direct line to the point desired will of course
make the price Of telegraphing very consider
ably cheaper. Business can then be ;ransac.
ted with double or treble the promptness and
dispatch that it could before, and the advan
tages in every respect both to this place and
Nevada cannot be estimated.
Books will be open for subscription to this
enterprise in short time.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
Sierra County.
The Sierra Citizen, of Saturday, has the fol
lowing items:

The Sierra Citizen, Of Saturday, has the fol-
lowing items;
FoxED AND CATNPPED.-A Frenchman who
resides near Empire Ranch, killed a fox last
week and buried it in the snow to make 1t
recherche for food, and procuring dozen bot
ties Of wine. invited his neighbors to a rab-
bit dinner. The fox was cooked and served
in style the wine was drank and the party
separated, hilarious and rich" Soon, 1t be-
came known that the rabbit was fox
spirit of revenge was excited, and one oi the
deceived came to town and purchased some
choice meats and liquors, which he carried
before the friend who furnished the fox din
ner, and invited him to an a Ia mode dc mat,
ton All right he then went home, killed
his eat and cooked it for the special guest,
and cooked the mutton for the others. All
praised the mutton and the wine; none eX-
pressed so much qualification as the cat eater
The denoueDtent gives the laughing advantage
thus far, to those who ate the fox.
WILD GEEsE.-If wild geese are indications
of spring. then winter will presently break
and run, for several flocks of wild geese have
lately been wandering, benighted, within our
hearing.
KLLED.-On Monday of this week, Michael
+. Ault, n miner, was killed while digging in
bank near the Downieville grave yard
lie was picking under mass of dirt, which
fell and crushed him.
GOLD LAKE FIsu.-We have noticed sever
al fine lots of Gold Lake trout which were
brought to town and offered for sale. These
trout are very abundant in the mountain
lakes, but not so common in market as infe-
rior delicacies
GOLD BLUFE-The Gold Bluff Quartz Com
pany have increased their operations and are
taking out uncOmmonly valuable rock.
WHEELERs MILL.-Wheelers quartz mill,
in Downieville, has been kept in steady oper.
alton for several months, and the suspicion is
that 'it pays big" The proprietor was late
ly offered $4,000 for half interest, which
was refused and an offer made to sell the
whole for 100000
QUARTz.-Several new quartz mining COM
paries are being formed, and we learn that
two more mills will be erected soon ,on the
North Fork, within few miles of Downie.
vile. A number of encouraging discoveries
have been made this winter in quartz near
town.
ExcELsIoR-It is stated that another tun-
mel has reached gold in gravel at Excelsior,
or Haven's Ravine, very rich spot which
may this season surpass Monte Cristo in its
brightest golden days.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

The NIGHr WORKERS. Yer often as our
non-laboring citizens turn in their eomforta.
ble beds at night they hear the dull sound
and feel the vibration of a subterranean ex.
plosion. 1t is the tunneer at his work,
piercing the hard granite with drin and
blast. The rock drips with humidity. and
the yellow flame Of his candle can scarcely
subsist in the close and noissome atmosphere
Grim, and wet. and pale, the tunneler works
away through the gloom, night after night
for months, and even years Sometimes his
task is brought to a sudden conclusion by a
premature explosion, and he is a maimed
creature for life, unless the kinder fate of in.
slant death befalls hims. If not manned or
killed his severe toll may result in disap
pontment or if fortunate, success NAV be
robbed of its pleasures by the physical ills of
a broken constitution. Think Of all this, We
comfortable one when you turn in your
drowsy beds and hear the tunncler's thunder
think of this. and while thanking heaven for
your exemption from such painful labor, wish
lor success to the Industrious night worker
VINO Is boreing the foundations of the earth
oeneath you.-Hydrdulic Press.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

CoNrEMPTIBLE.-Some persons who were
indicted for violation Of the Gambling
Act" and who were to be tried at this term
OF the Court of Sessions, have caused several
OF the ladies. and large number Of the gen
tlemen OF Sutter Creek. to be summoned as
witnesses. 1t is well known that the persons
summoned know nothing of the offenses for
which the mean seamps are indicted. 1t has
been done to obtain petty revenge on the
better class of community. Persons who will
act 50 dastardly, ought to be punished in
soDe way,
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

STEALING THE JusrIcE's BREEonEs. On
Thursday last while the Chinamen were on
trial for assaulting road officer Pierce an
other Celestial, supposed to be friend of
those on trial and had desire to make up
their fine, took pair of pants belonging to
the Justice-which he quietly slowed under
his coat and cooly started down town. Off
Ger Clark, noticing something peculiar about
him, gave him a closer examination, finding
the hrerches. lie was tried yesterday and
fined fifty dollars in default Of which he was
sent to Jail to work it out The probabilities
are that he will confne his theving opera
tions in future to other places than the court
room. - Coionia Tines
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
P. s Ell u Y.

~ ENCH PAINT R-PAPER
HANGER and UPH0LSTERER-IOI SECOND
STREET, MARYsvILLE
House, Sign, Fancy, and all kinds of Or
namental Painting, Graining, GIazing
and Gliding, done in the neatest style, and
cheaper than the cheapest
Orders promptly attended 20.
Secondhand Furniture Bought and sold.
ap3.my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

COUNTY CouRr-This court met yesterday,
Judge Lindley presiding. The case of the
people Us. Link, and the case ofthe people u.s.
Turstegge set for trial to day. Nothing fur
ther done, save the hearing of motions, of no
general importance
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

MAvoR's MEssAeEs-We publish in ano-
ther place the closing message of Mayor
Decker and the Inaugural of Mayor Singer.
Both are able documents and gave very gen.
eral satisfaction. The hour is too late for
further comment upon their contents.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

Burnt UP-The dwelling house of S. P.
Pumyea, at the Farmers Ranch" some five
miles from Marysyille. was burnt to the
ground, on Sunday night last The family
barely escaped with their lives, and nothing
whatever of clothing or furniture or provis-
ions was saved The fire is supposed to have
caught from coal aecidently falling from
the stove
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
MARESVILLE.
TUESDAY, APRIL 5th, 1859.
Democratic State Central Committee.

MEETING Of the DEMOCRATIC Anti-Le-
oomntnn STATE Central Committee will be held at
the Union Hotel Sacramento, on THURSDAY, ,
April 2lst A full attendance of members is re-
onested. as important business connected with
the coming cam ign will be transacted.
b. b. REDDlNG, Chm.
J. F. MoRsE, Sec'y.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

BLronT.-The heavy frosts of the last two
or three nights, says the San Jose Tribune
have effectually destroyed the prospects Of
the peach and apricot crop in this vicinity
for the coming season. Many pear trees also
are blighted, and not few cherries.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

"'oRNT'-Ihe storms of last week were
heavier IN the amount of rain precipitated, in
the vicinity of Gilroy, than at San Jose On
the mountains west of Gilroy the creeks rose
higher than they have run Since IA Vt Th"9o ,ooo
bridges were carried away. on the road 70
Bodhsh's Mill, and much other damage ,vos
done to the road.-San Jose Tribnns Ee;Jaa
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

RECORDERS Court YEsTERDAY.-Francis,
for breaking a window in a China lOdys
house on A street, was fined $40 and costs.
In lieu thereof he went to Jail for two days
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
Chill DIS
FIRE AND WATER PROOF
GEM Il MI OOFTNG!
PATENTED JANUARY, 1857.
Awarded First Premium at the Meoh,no,, rnir- /

awarded FIRST Premium at the Mechanics Fair 1857.
ITS EXCELLENCE yISDoATED BY ITS UNRyALED SUCCESS.
4 IL WORK GUARANTEED. For adheslveness
"a elasticity, durability and all the requisites of a
good KOoF, II stands without rival This Roofing
Is not only water and air tight, but is also freprooi
and viii not crack by cold nor mo by heat and NAV
be walked on without the slightest injury.
Architects, Builders, and all who wish new Roofs
to cal and examine this Roofing before CONTRACTING
elsewhere. NN''i's
Letters Of inquiry will receive prompt attention.
G. w. AUBRY, Agent,
ap3-my M,pvsv,,,v
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
$HOO REWARDl

F,A} STOP THE ROBBERS !-.On Sat.
Gl& urday night, E. BECKMAN, Matchmaker, on
going nome from his store when in Third street near
1u6a Alley, was knocked down by several Mexicans
tices ms d"
golI hunting lever Watch, No. 9463 or 1855 two
silver Watches chronometer balance middle st. fo
silver uniting Watches Nos 37469 aG723 6s57 6s55
about twelve old silver Watches; three fancy vest
Chalhs gold with gold key, containing the figure of
one golden Seal, with red stone; one patent lever
double case Watch, marked A. r., No 1l079 a small
slide W e0u
me above reward will be given by the undersigned
To- information that will lead to the detection Of the
robbers and the recovery Of the pr ,perty
r. BECKMAN,
apO-lW Near )r. ID and First ats
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

FATAL Academia Frenchman nomad
Desire Champenois. was drowned on We'd
nesday last, the 2Sd, by the upsetting of a
boat, in which himself and two other French.
men were endeavoring to cross the Stanis-
laus river, about n mile above Pine Log
Crossing. 1t appears that they had been in
the habit Of crossing at the same place in the
boat with only a small paddle, but owing to
the late heavy rains, the river has risen con-
siderable above its usual height and the
water rushes along with great force and ra-
pidity. The boat was upset by being drawn
into an eddy formed by the rushing waters
The body had not yet been found up to
Tuesday last % Columbia Net0s
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05
Administrators N0tice.

ENSEAEIl OF WIN. STANFIELD, De
NJ ceased.-All persons having claims against the
Estate of said deceased, are hereby REQUIRED To ex
hibit them with the necessary vouchers to me at INV
Office in Camptonvile, Yuba county California with
in ten months from this date and those indebted to
the Estate are requested to make immediate payment
ISAAC n. GROVES.
Admir-. of said Estate.
Camptonville, April 4th, 1859. an5-80d*
Daily national Democrat., 1859-04-05

PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure of meet.
ing yesterday, with Mr.. Byrne, the talented
editor of the Mountain Messenger He is on
brief visit to our city