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Red Wing sentinel. [volume] (Red Wing, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1861, 1860-02-15
LEGAL. NOTICES.
sALE.

KfOFTGAGEs ALE.
WI Default having been made In the condi.
ton Of s certain mortgage dead 2ssring dstl
the 25th day Of Fsbfna.3, AID. lsos, made BY
Edwin A.. fesendsh, ofthe county q Goodh1e
territory, lnoE st.te) q hinns:etsl e John
81 mortgage 1as duly recorded in the o4nce Of
the Register Of Deeds of the ouynty Of Goodhue
Minnesota, OF the 25th day ofFsbruary, A. d.
1858, at IL O'Clock A.. NJ, In book numbsr ! Of
Mortgage deeds, on pages 2s2 aud 80, whereby
said Fessehden conveyed To- tho aid CoSk IN
note hereinafter describsd )the following prem
Uses situated in said Hoodhhe county, 70 Wit
the south half If tho south west quarter ofssc-
ton thirteen I8) in township one hundredand
thirteen (11s) north Of range uuntoer sixteen
[16) west, containing eighty acres. Said mort
eree a"se Of e s.d Edwin
The sum Of one hundred and seventy dol
lars, dated February 25th, 1853, pay able on OF
before the first Of september, A. D. 1883, "a
John W. Cook, or bearer. with interest ct the
rate Of four per cent. per month .feer due I'll!
Said .na saS .y a.S'
Der, A. D. 1858, By John W. Cook, sold, A.
signed and transferred TO Samuel r. Snow
which assignment was, on the 18th day OF Sep
tember, A. d. 1865, recorded in the office o
said Register Of Deeds in book Sd of Aiscslla-
ings At law having been instituted 70 feeove,
saId mortgage debt or any part thereof, and
there beine duo and unpaid on said note and
Imorteaeo 1t tho date Of this notice the sum
of ono 6undred ard ninety -four dollars( $50
Now, therefore, notice 10 hereby gwen thai
in pursuance Of the power Of sale IN sad mort
gage contained. and of tho provisions OF tne
status In such case nsede and sos ia 20
r"hI:s e,,o.;cn at the. door Of tho Court House
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LEGAL J NCTICEH.a
MORTG AGE SALE.
Nv --Hn%au1t havino hn

|MORTGAGEsALE .s.5r5g to;
t1xl Dafault having been made in the condi-
tons of certain mortgage deed bearing date
Koch and Katharine Koch Of tho county of
Goodhue. Tcrriitcry (now stated Of Minnesota,
Ito Samuel p. SnoS o. the same place. which
mortgage decd was dui; recc!!dsd in the office
|of the Register ofDeeds in, and for sid county,
I'm the ninth l9th) day Of March, A. .. lstS. at
2 o'clock P. NJ. in book four 90 Of mortgage
deeds, page s5t and 2s5: and conveys from The
said john " Koch and Katharine Koch to the
said Samuel P. Snow, in fee, (sub)ect to = dc
feasaRee on payment Of certain promtssoFy
note hereinafter mentioned, the following de-
scribed premises situated in said Goodhue coun-
ty, to wit being lot one ~, and the ne e
Of the NV u Of section twelve (l2). re.erving
K 271 acres from the west side, in Township
one hundred and twelve (112) north, Of range
fifteen (15) west, containing sixty-eeven aud
one half( 671<) acres, accol ding to the govern
ment servey. %.
of seven hundred and hfty-one and ffty-eight
hundIcdths $751;. So dollars, according to the
condition Of certsin promissory note OF the
said John W. Koch, boaring even dste. with
said mortgage, for the sum of seven hundred
and fly one and ffty-eight hundredths( 975',,
septsmIer. <. B. isss, to tho order ef s. r r.
lSno y, ": th interest after maturity at tho rate
of four cer cent per month till paid. No pro-
ccedines az law or otherwise having been insti-
tuted to recover tbs amount Of said mortgage
debt, or any part thcieof, and no part thereof
been R1d s Is. dsy
September, 4. D. 1857 also the sun of 42ss 90
which was paid on the lst day Of september
(. D. 1858; also the sum Of az, 90, which waa
paid on the 9th day Of September. 4. p. 1855;
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~ All persons arr hsrsby cautioned against
|puichasing OF taking % pledge or other -
curity, . land warrant No. - ,6S3 for le0acres,
possession Of Charles u. 1ssIs, & I'd W1se;
Minnesota, . my agent 70 locate tho aalas.
'ft 8 5stf4fa3j a5l 81 JACOB DEl(ABH9Y.a1.
Dec. 81, 1859. n ,..,. 17e-wel
Il 0OKING. QHAgS fE1T&S, 81 III 7s5ee, d
- - <1nyii Y E1L1os>'g Dlpe sFolS.
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NTORTEAGE SALE.
wi Whereas default has been made in the
payment Of a certain mo. tgagc, upon which
there is claimed to be due ct tho date Of the
dred and nine dollars and fifty cents (440s, 50. J
and which said mortgage bears date tho cath
day Of March AID. 1859, and was executed and
delivered by Robert w. Hamilton and Isabel
la f. Hamilton, his wife, both then Of Red
Wing in tho county Of Goodhue and State o.
same place, and was recorded in the Office Of
the Register Of Deeds of said county of Good
hue on the 26th day of March, a. D. 1859 al
|11A o'clock, A. NJ, in book six of mortgages
on page sixty four, and was given to secure
the payment to the said Holbrook Of the sum
Of four hundred dollars, according to the con-
delivered by the said Robert W. Hamilton to
the said Holbrodk for the sum of four hundred
dollars and bearing sven date with said mort
gage, and due in six months after said date :
and no suit or other procecdinssat law having
been instituted to recover the amount duo on
said note and mortgage or any part thereof:
notice il hereby given that in pursuance Of the
power Of sllc in said mortgage contained and
the statute in s1ch case made and provided
the promises described in and covered by said
mortgage viz the southwest quarter of section
twenty mine (2o) in township number one hun
bred and twelve (l19) north, of range number
and lots numbered four (4) and Ave (5), in
block number sixteen (165, in the town (now
|city) Of Rsd Wing, in said county Of Goodhus
also lot one (l). in block thirty nix (s6l, II
Cannon Falls, in said @countyaof. Goodhus
according 70 the recorded plat thereot-wln' b.
sold at public suction by the Sheriff of sale
Court House in said city Of Red wing, on Mon.
day, the nth day Of March, A. d. 1860, at ter
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. TO the high.
lest bidder fog cash, to satisfy the amount ther
duo on said mortgage, and the costs ard expen-
ses Of said sale. Dated, Red Wing, January
21st, 1860. CHARLES I. HOLBROOK.
/ w. CoLvILL Jr., r-,J Mortgage.
= sl Attorney. 2" 1S1td
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The ~Hop.H


About twenty-five couples assembled u
Phillso Hall. on Friday evening last; to par.
ticipats in q dancing perty-she second .!
tho course now being given tt Mr. o. P.
Francisco. A good tune was expected, q
good time va had, and oil wsrS vel satis.
fed. The third dance Of the series viii bl
given on Friday evening Of next wssk.-
Tickets Is cents.
Public Meeting.
A public meeting Of the citizens and busi.
ness men Of Red Wing, will b held q
Philleo Hall, on Saturday evening Februsry
18th, at z O'Clock, to take measures to %.
operate with st. Paul and other river towns
for building LINE OF TELEGRAPH
from st. Paul to La Crosse. The project j.
now feasible, and the business Of the Upper
Mississippi Valley, demands tho early com
pletion Of this enterprise. All our business
men are earnestly invited to attend.
At the Same t me, steps vii! be taken u
secure the navigation Of the Cannon River;
to Cannon Falls. At this meeting let there
be full attendance.
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~ To, all whom il may concern. The UNI
dersigned will make application at the next
term Of the District Court in and for Goodhue
County and State of Minnesota, 70 Be held at
FED !: Wing, in in said county, On the "a Monday
tSs p. Of the the o.ss'as e % nnin
said county Of Goodhue, - lies easterly Of me-
ridian street, in said town, being al Of that
portion of said town that lies in township No.
lis, north Of range IS west. a a}.a
$50 GEORGE w. BULLARD, -,
.et' q ~! IL e l.!ia .4,,sss ~, Proprietor.
:! Dated Wacoota Dec. a. 1885. 4S6- e. Y
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orrs'tsd wss<y. by Ncntisc Sheldon. wholesale NJ
re..l rerchan,s.
RETAIL FR1CEs.
FLoUE-.3 oosa. ~ per 77,1.
WNEAT-Fair 7h07' pc. bush.
OATS -2nG02j cents pcr bust.
TIMOTHY SEED 2502 50 per bush.
GLOVER s::ED-7 oo07 80 per bush.
"TURNBP SEED-7l6so rcr ID.
TOBACCO SEED-59 cents per az.
3EANS-750l Is p,r bush. 81 y...-..r o.
BUTTER-,ot0l2xc cents per ib.
EGGS-s610 cents per dez.
'SUGAR-N.O o., primo cts; refined 110l5
crashed and powdered Is.
SYRUr-N. o., 50 cents; N. Y, syrup :;
cents; GOLDEN syrup 90 cents: - :.
tc0f2EE-Rio Is; Java 20 cents per fb.
'G1N&ER-l40ls cents per ib.
PEPPER-l6@1o cents per ID. ,..,s..
ALLSPICE-l6to20 cents per ID. .f-zo
E1NNAMON-so6psO .cnts per h.
dsICE-7@9 cents pr -.
srARClI-lI0ls1 cents per lb.
SALERATUS-Babbit 10 cents per fb.
SODA-lO cents per fb.
- CANDLES-Tsllow leh; Starr o5; Sperm
sscants per fb. :. = .g-...r y, -
soar ~, FL, r., and \, Family '0ss'o; zr.'i
TOBACCG--Plug eo0a,; Fine Cut 10000
Smoking lo015S26 cents Per ib. t.. ,s.s.
SlIOT-e0l0 cents per b. ..
rowDEk-Blsstins, per kes, so 90; Riff
4s0s0 cente per b. G-2 -.,s Vi
PORK-Mesa per Dbl. IS a.; per b. 10 cents
rOTATOES- 0o25 cents per bush.
WOODS I00peT eoed. tl-'
CRACKERS-Butter cents; Roston and
da 10cents Per h. , ,'@li.
HAMs-cae..sssd l1@l2 cents per 1b.
SHOULDE1S-Sc cents per ib.
BEEF ST6AK--siblO centa per b. 5tg,I,'
<V1NEG A3-2002S cents rer esll.
3ALT-Cearas %; Dairy so per Dbl.
;HLUlD-600l 90 pe1 gall. itl Istl
HTURPENTlNE-l O061 20 per Fall. ll4e
OIL-Linseed IS; winter strained vial,
4 lard J IS per gall. 5,..N t'gpf3391 s.ls7e
WAITE LEADS 00f02 as. II II
16nEETIN&-s0d o@llQl2,per yard. If
alickSRr szR1rr GAYS g. p,r yard.
.DANlMs-las15 cents -, yard. ,.['
PRINTS s0lMa121fai5 cents per yard.
-tTWEEDS-ssa40 eenss per yard. 2. ~ 4
CHECKS-l409o cents per yard. z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES cents per yard. 'il !.
CHALLIE DELAfNB- ,30095 sents per yard
HOOPS-l5 centa per sett. ,.,
CABcET-A00S067Ao 90 par yard. p. !
OIL CARPET-S5 cents per yard.
B9OTs-AAHs Thick 25o63 So; do. Col
eo0o o.; IL. RsegaRs, thick, I sNol Ga
70 per psas. ~ 49,
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Comm unicated.l
Of Fishing-Thc Reasons WHY.

lV1A@AUuASOSoVsj
OF Fishing-The Reasons WHY.
Nh. EDIroR--Allow mo, in behalf Of my
|self and associates of the Decoy Fishing
Co." to condole with our "recent,'' Tut un-
fortunate brother. His trials by food and
field were too grisvous to DO borne in ST.
lence. He deserves to receive, as he has,
our earnest and hearty sympathy. But, as
in matters Of this Importance, sympathy
alone is essentially valueless. I propose,
for his benefit, to trace these misfortunss TO
their source, and show, as III most Of the
ills Of life can b. done, that they arc charge.
able to himself Should he have the good
sense TO act in future with an eye to these
suggestions, the j" Co." will be answerabie
for the result. In your last number it is
recorded that, BY the use Of glasses you
may see as much as is to be seen. BY the
use Of another kind Of glasses, you may see
twice rs much. @ So.
We have all heard Of the man who, As he
was about to retire for the night, made the
important discovery that his bed was on its
travels, and who carefully watched the mo-
ment when in is circles it should assume 4
favorable position, and then 'made 4 break"
and broke his n,se and also Of that ether
man, who, on his way homo somewhat late,
WAS startled by the strange fact that the
earth suddenly drew itself up and struck
him square in the forehead. But what Of
all this ? Our friend says he ran all over
the city to gather mp his ''tackle," and
"o,her ,mn 'yisx.''--ti,en found himself too
late 70: the slc.l--tranped six miles--re-
sor,el to his sundries-introduc,d himself
by means thereof to descendant Of Hia.
watha, and then squatted. His subsequent
Experience was just what any old member
of the Company would have anticipated
He saw twice As much as was to be SEEM
In the water he saw The reflected image Of a
.gudo eon," and struck--not down Yards
lb:.t straight out from che shoulder" and
behold the ice and water drew up and shit
the gudgcon-not on tho head. but tlse,chert
--and he artlessiy tells aoA re.
Now if our late brother will again gaihe,
his "tackle"-carcfui,; emitting the sun
dries" Gas he mus do, If like US he would
become : worthy disciple Of our Patron
Saint) ha will save sufficient time to be in
|soooo. e,r <4,> s1od IN xr;1l r;do 1;ko oar,
tlcman to his fields Of pleasure-he will
find that 40 auxiliaries are necessary t
Ile7itim tie iatroduetlons--he will settle t.
his work fresh, hopeful and sober-he will
soon see what Is to be seen--a noble speci
men Of the finny tribe inviting . blow down
ward-not " outward''- and this repeated
until he is prepared to return to his wifi
and little ones, warm, dry and joyous, sat
|isfea With himself and pleased with the
stisgI s. SPORT.
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yAS.A SOCIETY,".

Organized Jan. l4th. 1857, meets rcgularl.
every Tuesday and Friday evening, at the o!t
G'un Ill room, in Phil,co's block.
JOHN MlLANDEs. President.
GMAs. KExp Secretary
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Dated w.coota. Dec. p, 1885. 45e- Il
NOTICE.

NOTICE. =: i,:ss. ..fz.g 49,
evergreens upon my premises, viii be prosocu-
ted 70 the fun extent Of the law. And ] will
pay fifty dollars to any ono furnishing evidence
sufficient to convict any person Of such tres
pass. All the pines between Wacoota and
Westsrvslt are on my land. There are plenty
Christian purposes, that are of NO other use.
VI GEO. W. oBULLARD. i.
December ~, 1859. ia-e5a q l77tf
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CORRESPONDENCE, containing important
news, 10 solicited from all parts Of the State
Parties, il unacquaintcd, viii send references
unless they are themselves well known. q
PosrxAsTxRs. evcryw here, are our authorized
Agents. No paper mailed till the subscription
pirce ia RENTED.
- Advertisements to insu1e an insertion
must be handed in Eefore so'clock on Tuesday
morning, s.4
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We go BY the numerous holes made in
the river, that considerable ice for summer
consumption is being got out. Any person
can build and gil small ice-house for .
merely nominal sun, and secure thereby On
abundance Of most pleasant and agreeable
luxury, against the days "when the dog
star RACES" Those now engaged in the
work arc mostly hotel aud saloon keepers,
and W should judge they will save = sui.
Bcieot supply to cool the enthusiasm and
mint juleps Of patriotic Young America.
when The ne.t Fourth, with all its commons
and Ar,-vorks, GLORIOUS "reminiscences, .
long process;ons and longer speeches, again
return. = Oh cur hearts with patriotism,
a.d diminish ths small, quantity Q: small
change that aay happen 70 b ens.hr'ced in
the classical folds Of our breaches pockets.
- z !f->~~~~~S>~~~~
The lce.Doat. 100 Tg,al,,a,
The Amsrieas Rsil,say Rse;ev, published
At jersey City, NJ, il is issue Of tho 26th
ult.. says that tho much talked Of ice.boat,
Lady Franklin, viii be completed in two
weeks when. II there IS any iesi in the neigh
borhpsd, trial Of her powers will take
place before being taken to st. Paul." a.
she has rot YET Asen sssn in these parts, VI
|eooclsda that the "trial Of her powers" did
not prove satisfactory, and that she will con-
.inus TO lay !" 4 the FOOT Of Morsan street
Jersey City, sntil NJ. Wizard can get out
Smother patent possessing only ntneteeI
patents on her at the present time.
The Willimantic Conn., Journal informs
~ readers that Is an, 10 boat 10 now running
90 ths Mississippi river, ffdaaa Prair'e q,
fChien - e. PAIL, making tho trip in twe
day..''' OR friend Simpson ppdoub.edl,
fEslbsJsd to Baraank's line, which eoes OF
whsels just y present, il drawn BY touI
horses, and runs bstvssp La Cross snd
y wv 0O1ssN-' lf.S.. a 3
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L0ORECLUSURE OF MOkTGAGE. ss.tlI
IL State of Minnesota, District Court, Fifth
Judicial District, Goodhue County.
Benjamin r. sbeldon,l
Plaintiff,
against .fa
James j. Jackson, ~ #1
Defendant. j ti4.-
Notice is hereby given that under and BY
virtue OF decree Of Judgment Of foreclosure,
in the abote entitled action, made at chambers
by the Hon. n. n. Donaldson, Judge Of said
Court, on the 14th day Of September, A. D.
1889. cory of which has been served on me
by tho plaintiff IS attorneys, in which :he I'M
dersigned is erpointed special referee, 70 make
the sale hereby notified: shall, on Monday,
the 9th day Of February, 1860, at two o'clock
in the afternoon Of that day. ct the front door Of
the Post Office, in the city Of Red Wing, seA at
auction, to the highest bidder, for eash, all and
singular the premises described In said decree,
viz: Lying and being in 9o6dhue county, in
the State of Minnesota, and known al lot NUM-
Der one y, Of subdivisions of scre lot n ruber
six 50, in block number two (2), in Freoborn
& Co.'s addition to the town nov city, Of Red
Wing. according to the plat of said subdivision
and addition recorded in the office of the Reg
lister Of Deeds Of said county Of oodhuc-with
the app,trtcnanccs. He. HOFFMAN,
Special Referee.
CoLv1tL d HAMILTON,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated Jan. IA, 1860. lsOw6
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COM Nj Ere
RED WING P::lCE CURRENT.

srrsssd ws.<ly. by Mcln.rc & Sheldon wholesale ~
Fetal "erchants.
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\XTANTED 1sSD0o worth, Of Cash Or Pro-
wv dice for the oeoekof 061dSat }TOOT'AL.
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tains the high moral tone which has hereto
fore characterized it.
COMMERCIAL. g .. .,g,....
There has not been much activity during
the past week, in any branch Of trade, ow'
ing to the bad condition of the roads. The
receipts Of grim have been small, and cen'
petition among the buyers has been pretty
strong. Wheat brings from IS to SO cents.
The indications aro favorable for very gen.
ene,al revival in every department Of trade
Produce sells readily, and At fair prices
Furs are in good demand.
Delegates.
The following gentlemen, Messrs. f. NJ
Bond, WIN. s. Grow, Fred. Joss, w. s
Sergeant Geo. w. Billiard. N. s. Chandler
and l.. F. Hubbard, were elected Republi.
can delegates to the State Convention to be
held at St. Paul on the Cpd inst. The pre-
ferences of the delegates elected from this
county arc divided between the following
Presidential candidates VIM. II. Seward
Gov. Chase. Edward Bates, N. P. Banks
Simon Cameron, Judge Trumbull and Johr
P. Hall.
Nay;sa:;on.
We learn from the st. Louis Re,ocb';ca :
that daily line Of steamers will be main
tanned between that city and st. Paul, dur
ing the next season. The following well.
known tirst.class steamers xill constitute
the line /:
The Grey Eagle, Northern Light, Wa
Eagle, Itasea, Key City, Canada, Pembina
Metropolitan, W. L. Ewing, Ilawk- Ey'
State, Norssesre, aad Sucker State. .'-.S
1t is probable, in view Of the vast a,noun
Of grain now in store ali along the river
and Of the competition which will he Offered
by two other daily lines and large numbc
Of transient boats, that the tariff for frcigh
AID fare will be pretty low.
>r>-~>~
70 Core . oo,tcnt..
We invite correspondence from ever,
town in the county, upon every matter O
local or county Importance. News Of al
sorts and kinds is desired-agricultur
statistical, political, local and PERSONAL
to crops, average yield Of grains, improve
ments in progress, &C., &C., sG5a
We do not desire, and cannot publish
Anything to wound or hurt the feelings q
any one, and shall never permit anything I
| be published that will have that tendency
Official extrayagance in town or county
official malleasance or neglect, are prope
subjects for newspaper comment. We wal
local news, and solicit communications.
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e. A. LITTLEFlELD. Local Editor.
40 n 81 COLUMN

Leap Year Party. b.. /,
We learn that = Leap Year Party
came of It the Central Point Hall, last
Monday evening, which was we'll attended.
It was conducted entirely by ladies, and
passed of agreeably to the participators.
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THE SENTINE Ell
RED WING, FEBRUARY Is. 1860.
SENTINEL JOB OFFICE.

TO rmH TO THE
/! BUSINESS MEN BUSINESS MEN
QDO11A 0oH >&4 4
Tals County! RED WlNo!
Hxaaias Our List Of f4 FL ~ ,aR Listo
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL pRt ING
THE sENTINEL JOE OFFICE, g
lshs exteasvs IL 0es1Aae county. aaa 10
byaAysinilasastieatioa IN Nnnssosa. e1tsiaseiSt Pa
We ARE PREPARID 70 PRINT
lavitatioas. Visitias Carde. Wsddins Tickets,
Law Blanks. Dill Hcads, 4 v Btlls Of ExeAaneo,
Dsafs, Reosipes. Show Bill say Size
Circulars. 81 CaAale61es, Pessess.
Chssks. Pampklses, Way Bills. &e..
~ dsrsthankfGliy received, and prompt
ly executed. LlrrLE1IILD & MAorNN1s.
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$500. i'9'i .xt2dd4ftss . sisfIr< III
BORG lin t.fssss ), : as.ss,,yst
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For March, came promptly to hand last
Thursday. It 10 choice number, emile
lished by . beautiful steel engraving, entitled
+" The Trial Of Patience" and it fully sus-
tains the high moral tone which has hereto
fore characterized it. '@ RI E
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-. : ,'''', So A'sS9 80 gois9
sf .3sf 80 st9ram 3airy &.
Nevada national., 1860-07-07
ACCIDENTS.

SERIOUS AccIDExT.-About midnight on
the Evening of The Fourth, a little fencoun-
ter occurred betaeen two parties ct the
Empire Saloon, and during the scufie a
loaded revolver fell from the lelt Of one OF
the parties. and in falling was so discharged
that the bal took effect in the shoulder Of
Can't. +. Z. Waller well known resident
of this place. The ball entered from under
and passed upward, producing very serious
and painful wound but not dangerous. The
ball is lodged 10 the bone. and is so firmly
/ fixed shat it has hitherto resisted every effort
Of the surgeons to extract it. although it is
easily reached With their Instruments. Ii
] will probably be allowed to remain where it
!. A. ~, surgeon, Dr. Randall, thinks no
-rio,s inco,, ,venienee will arise from us
presence.
Bor Rrx over< "A little I'y' son ol MT
Dobson of this place, about six '"'s V'1, y,
was run over by a horse & buggy 10 iro.
this office. on the Fourth. Through badly
frightened. the little fellow was not serious
/ ly injured.
4 John Fleming had his right eye fearfully
lascerated. recently, by the falling OF pile
I OF rock near which be was mining. We are
sorry to learn that 1t will be utterly impos-
sible to restore bis vision or retain any con-
siderable portion OF the eye.
| John Hicks broke bis knee pan. seme two
weeks since. by merely bending his leg quick
/ ". The bone was completely fractured
through the centre, transversly. without
coming in contact with any external sub
stance. whereby bruise or fracture could
have been produced. We learn that be is in
fair way for safe and speedy recovery.
Jean Paul Dubois broke his arm on the
18th ult., in attempting to drive refractory
yoke Of oxen. The suffering from the inju-
~. and the distortion was speedily removed
by Dr.. Z. A. Tompkins, aud the patient is
now in fair way OF recovery.
Green Ousley was badly hurt on the same
day by being thrown from quartz wagon,
in attempting TO guide span of high spiri-
ted horses while running away. The heavy
| box was thrown upon bis head aud left side,
causing severe ccntusons in both, which
rendered him insensible for a short time and
greatly endangered bis life. We are happy
to learn, however, that he is speedily recov-
ering.