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New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

MoNDAT. Sept 9. 1871.
AsHEsThe ms;ist Is quiet. sales o Pos and Pearls at
85 23. 49,,
CoTTOy-Ths market Is quiet and pricos sre unsettled.
We quo,e Middlins hollands and DO. 6ul5 AZ 2iD2lAc
COFFEE IL "a luitrd demand but pIcca ara sustained
as OF 500 bags Ri0 At 4dlSc -
FLOUR AND MEAL-Ths inquiry for Western Csus Flour
h M but al taa buyers had tho advantage shipping
bpnd te supply blus larger than hithero The hner
sre sti irregular ddon of sale the sales ~ ~ bbl
- a. ~ lo supene slnie and Western ~ Go - IS
m the low Wsterl Extra; ~ VGT4 Is for rejected
sl,s ~ ~ IS fer Erua ete - oOd ~ g. for Fancy
90 SsQk5 10 fo shipping alds OF roundhoop EIra Ohio
and rs 5d a. trade brands do. Canadian FIoui IL mod.
i, inquiry h.svy sales Of 9OO eb at - 6JGs ss 20
for exrs brands Southern Flour s without change the do
maud l. rodsrs,s trs5o and fOF shipments saos
40 bbls at ssd IS 6 foi mixed 10 good sapertre Baltimore
k aud IS o Tor the betteT gd-s Rye Flour steady
tie demand lisd sales Of 20 be at o. s5at3 So Com
Meal da the suppy fair At % W oT JoTeJ and s5 10 ter
BfendJEue.
eoso auI.e lr for .hPpps quaesi the bnsgc1. u Are
and bot r sy,se rtisha she aSsssiOu' would
have been s sae, 6 inquiry 10 chiefly for France; tho
800 buh. Chicago Spring 81 sc %, 1900 do
R.sias Spring ct 81 o6, 6t.s DO Mwsahce CLUB .. Si0
ei0e 2o0do Amber Iowa and Green Bay q, OF i0d II
lQoo Do. BED 6tsis 81 n08l Bi aoe Do AMBER e,sts q
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Weeetuts Of Produce.

sRPr. a-27s7l bbls Flour, 746 do. Com Meal lsS DO
bas $40 DO Whisky I69 1876 bush Whest 2o0oo DO Core
9l5 d. Seed 1900 do. 0s s27 psg, ProVi'ions IV DO
Ashes, 068 do Lard, l9 do kegs
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-sEPr. s-Before Be
cordrT HoPFHAH.

John Kelly was sent 90 the Penitentiary four
months, rnd dore Hudson siI months for assault Jsnoa
ncuirs an ooor Of the Sixth Ward. the 24h Aug H lss
The pftaoners had enlisted In regiment and were being az
armed by tho policeman when made use has Dsyone sna
the other drew pistol . 49,,
AuEu,tu, Neudo pleaded guilty Of burglary IN the third de
e IN .ntrrnk the store Of Pstck C. Kesn No aal second
oa the 18th Of August lie remAnd@i for sentence
Chss Duuus pleaded guilty CT skng ossenlt wi dan
,eo1 weapon on HeGry Dyer ard 20 the State P9
Ter three yeas Dnnss drunk and raised peuknie te
stab the conplsiEsnt. :,
kry and Tnomss tiled for robbery ia the
ART d~g e Burns other oser named Mshoney, s.iIsd
I,mss w Mc(3nh at No 242 Cherry street. the u o.
ssp,eber ard h-d bin while Kelly ed his pockets bank
pos sold aud diver the value Of sR The prt'osf pre-
tended be very inloc when n ArTessd Cur ooaJ pa
nothing 20 ssy 0ths was elesI.
Kely tho state Prison for ten and one
month and Tbomss BgIns FOX years Beth arc reported to
b. very bad felo~s- .
Her ~ swim p,aded guilty Of forgery in the fourth d-uee,
having Circulated whole packs Of - bills tho CaSi 5snk
He VS., sent to ths STATE Prison for two Sesss.
Denn noysn pe ded guilty OF petit larceny and vas sens
&c tbs City prisSs for thirty days Adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

FlRE.-Ap unoccupied houSe owned by Mr.. John
Badhsw situated IN Butler street near trsnkin avs7ue. was
dscoverd 10 BE- on between and o'clock yesterday
ing The speedily eItuguishd Damage $50 An
alarm OF ERE yey caused by the burning Of
iar baE.si at the foot 0f ReIsen street.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

BURGLAR ARREsTED.-Oficer Mcmahon Of the
Third Precinct discovered ia the store Of Mr. HsTrson
90 Henry rect Hamilton avenue, Monday ITbins
and tool n cussSy be lcsyiEs The pemse. 1he
gave his John Muay He locked ap 70
avail he.ing The store OF Par COye IN Park avenue
crper Of inton ayeBue floni0usy sbteTed ndey
nsht and Io6ced OF about SIS in bills and coin.
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SUPREME COURr-CHAnBERs-st 9.
Before Jusiice CLERKR-

SUPREME CoURF-CHAxsERs-ssPT. g.
Before Justiee CLERKB-
DOMESTIC DIFFICULTIES.
Inro Petition OF Eliza Fowler 1900.
The petitioner separated from her husband, Wiiiism
Fowler in 1857, and cross actions were isin,eo oy
the nytias for divorce from each other, both ALLEGING
inadety on the part of the other. Mrs. Fowler nov
applied for the custody of their chiren, whom she
hss not seen for eight months. They are bo!s hye
and eight wears of aye. After bearing Argument, the
Jndge onnted permission to Ms. Fowler 60 zee tht
children once q week.
Malsolm Campbell for petitioners L. A. Gilchrir'
opposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
VARIED.
examination.

KtTCIIAMMERRILL- On Sunday, Sept g. Of tie rcsle1ss
81 .hs brjes father by the Rev. A. j.. Gillette d. d.
dress w Kstsea to Emma Louse daughter o. Niuss b,
Merrill es,.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

CAnpvuls. Monday, Sept 3 1901.
Fr the week endips Monday Sept el2 cars Of Cstte 70
,,r, AZ ee, 20 ears OF Sheep Of Horses Total STOCK
is2 sdd 2os Of Express freight making total nsos s
esy. hspI.d bv Stock trains uIing the Teek % snow
ins sr pcrease ever wsek Of u cars OF Live stoch
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
FINED PETpOLEUM ILLUMINATING
EeaaI Noiltes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate Of
II te County Of NeYork notice e hereby given 10 all per-
acs ayng csins against GEORGE HRLEM an late Of the
City deceased present ae sang with vouchers
sheTeof the snbscbe ber Residence No lS stanton
City before tbe twenty tniTd
Asy Of October seIDafd NeVYolk the twenty econd deg
ef April 1851 MARGARET HlRLEMAN, AdrsinistrstTix.
ara lav-6mTu%
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Burning JInio, Oils, Sf.

II MNT! LIGHT! LIGHT "A GREAT VIC
YCampbene and Fluid oxerminstSdi and Coal Oh is
UNION COAL OIL BURNER
Light the from single lamp
explosion hslfth eo c thing
a. use CaphsDe LGmis altered 1t small and new
Lanps Goal Oh Cans Wcks always hand Rights foT
sac 10 manufacturers only ~ None of tcese Lsmps sfe
xrnus my OF patent sppd foE 10 front Of the
burner without whch Il s uDeSfui 70 u@ks sell,
lprovsmsnL Lamps Eeie1s any place iu ts city, OF by
press the country o. ice b letter or othsTs oeng e
sstitisc ion is ggarsntse5 before payment & ssSsd
- lOHN MULVANY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

FLUID CAsuALTY.-Mrs. Margaret Meyers, residing
I Exinf d. -rey burned Sun1ay Dsht ~
secidnns bursig OF hnd lup where she sns
Her recovery Is eorsdered doubuul
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-sPECIAL TERS-SEPr. a.
Before Judge HILTON.
Kempton agt Goddard.-C settled.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
tctAs. .ss.s.s''ss''ssss''s
,skea A6rcrtiseT-of Saturday saye:

Tctsl. Va
The BOGoa AdrcTtiserof Saturday says
Most descriptions OF merchandise CONTINUE 70 ad'
vance in tbs market, especially domestic cOtton
goods wdioh have improved equally with the raw
material. Government secnrtieb have been in active
demAud during the week. and proee for bOnds and
Treasury notes continue upward. Manufacturing
stocks haze been firmly held, and there Is appa-
reuly los anxiety In regard 10 tbe future than WAS
expressed early in tbs season. Miii5 are constantly
pui In opsFaIOn that had been at Feat suce Winter
1nd ara DOW doing a profitable boeinees. Mining
shares t,ve shown quite advance within the week,
and prss in most close firm. Bank shares con-
,inue ssady with htle variation frem the quotations
Of lzs; week.
AZ Chicago says The Tribune,
Thoce was again a superabundSnce Of Exchange, snd
undera scarcity of currency produce dealers
srtd 90 small extent in their operations, and the
msrkt for brcads;uhs suffered materially Ia conse-
qusn-e Sight drafts on Newfork were oneTrd Freely
par, and saes vcro made on tho stree, as low as
y cen: discount. Al tue banks, tie buying rate was
psr, aid tho selling cent pre'nisrn.
Tie Cincinnati Gd=eHe says
The 9 was an a,.ivc demand CO Sgiday for twO-yeaI
Tretury Notes. One party wae fortunate 20 get
sl2ycO AZ 9S. Subsequently, erder were received
from Eowlork 10 buy AZ 9e sndht the close t2eoO
,sld a. 49, Tbere<Eas improved demand for money
and sJms Of tho bankers had fair supply of COED pa
Ter There was better oOnsump,ive demand for EX-
ehanre This Ia attributable 90 improved mercantile
oollections-the natural result OF active forward
movement OF pfodCte' ihe eupPayNi i~AIh'hto A.eP'
an with the demard and rates rouain at par buying,
and prem ceiling. No change IN gold.
TRe ST. Louis Republican says:
Tho buying rs's-cf exchange Is 20 81, and seang
pregiuni. Treasury Notes, 3 y cent premi nm. A
public .ae Of bank stocks took Place yesterday, the
lint Tor long time. Tue prices sbeg that the tfans-
sc,ior was bona doe one, ana how bank stocks have
suffered In the common depreeia ion Of valuee ut a
tius when there is but little money for sto'k pur
chnsee. Ten snsrea n the State Bank Stock brought
s72 thare, and five in Bark " 81, Louis ESQ. At
the same time % shares Phenix Insurance Stock
brought ouly s25 share. The Lunbermen'e fnd
Mechanics Insurance Company has rlade 4 dividend
of y cent on the business OF ths lsst six months.
Gov. Magofin Of Kentucky, makss the following
statement Of the deb. Of the Commonwealth on ,he
n
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

AZ PhiladeIphis 7ke North h0seTiea" ssys'
The Money market has undergone but little change.
Pirs,class short paper Is readily Plsced at 6S7 v
cent. bat second.class and renewed obligations are
dificult 10 negotiate st 9al2 v cont. The Govern"
eut loan ia all the absorbing subject Of discussion,
and The individual subscriptions continue large.
Tie Pkeair Journal says that the mills in that
vicinity are starting up again. The Lirpitt mill
started last Monday, running halftims. Next Monday
the Harris and Lppitt mill at Phenx, the
Harrisvile mills and other mill at Natck, the large
brick ono will start, all running half tine. The
lower mill st Natck has not been stopped, but runs,
we believe full time. The Dunnell Manufacturing
Company at Pawtucket, Mass., started their works
On Monday last We hear Of other establishments In
this vicinity that are about to resume operations.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

T.rIs q d. Lsass Specie csyszs.ss ss1 lsss % as
Sept 1851. foshieas a6fzsd gs Bans
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
Total. sass isi,,Ia a'ela ssl eel ll.ssSsl

The following statement shows the average cond''
ton Of tho banks in Massachusetts, eut Of Boston, for
four weeks ending August 81; Capital stock, s2s'-
Os7 800; l. ans and diecounts ss 81 ,s55i specie in
bank, III 3i6; balances in other banks payable on
dernard, $i95O,9l2i total amoant due from other
banks &, ,472 373; total amount due to other banks,
s3d 2 depOsits s., 800 s3l circulation, $l2 49, 55
Gov Curtin of Pennsylvania has issued procama'
ton announcing the exiingushment, by the Commls-
soncrs Of the Sinking Fund.- Of sCOs0l O Of the debt
of that State, dsrDg the year ending the 1t inst, as
follows:
STOCK Lofnt
Iuicrsst Certcsies.. ~ "
Relief Notes cancelled. al 10
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

increase. Si4tJI OI
For the last week Of August the earnings were
$57 $40 49, being the largest of any single week In the
history of the road. The Cincinnati Gazeft Gays:
During the past few weeks tho demand Tor care
along tbe route has greatly exceeded the ability O. tho
Company to supply, and the amount Of freight now
offering or awaiting shipment is without any Precc-
dent Had the equipment OF the road been as large
a. required or rs could have been successfully employ
ed the revenue of the past month would not have
fallen below s25O, 900.
The earnings Of the last week Of August ON the
Milwaukee and Prnrie du Chen Railroad were:
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

The applications at the sub-Treasury for the Ma
tional Loan continue TO be very numerous and to-day
include large number from the county, showing that
the appeal Of the Secretary Of the Treasury is having
Il, dnAeHeet The amouutsnsked for are not large,
but she aggregate Of the day is shout $i5OoOO. The
adyiCes from ai para of tbs country irregard to the
loan arc encouraging. The patriotism Of fse people, II
Il evidsut cansbe depended upon. Al CilcNpaa the
List was opened at the Custom-HOuse on Friay. and
tho syss rubssipSQp uas tso,o BY sleaais baNne'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10
.sires a SITUATION

e,penenced Woman desires Sil a N To =,
=, COOK UnssI.'11dS an Oh sSGs seon 20 sor
hsneeo' aea aas9 in pivsie family only Can AZ NO. "0
s,l a. kor vi daye.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-09-10

A hItilba ,i,,.,;on a, WET NURSE. Car e. No loS
~ "sS S,scops 10 the cogpty best oi reference t''"
~ IN q, th-co
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Wanis.
I'D WANTED so TEACH

'-,'''.Ir'..I1,1, . IEnY TEACHER WANTED to TEACH
n ,NsTRgsESrAt a. .gS1C .sScds h s.S ss
~ 20 sso oeoeS p m Sept TO- Afef that 'pPy "S 'ea
ts-o-..l SFMINARY.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

MURDER At SAcRAMENTo.-Ata abont twelve
o clock on Friday night. says the Union, a
dreadful murder was discoverd in our CITY
which has since been the source of intense
and widespread excitement. A woman
known by the name of Kate Gerken, who
kept house of i'll repute on L street, near
Second, in the heart of the city, was the
victim, and the deed, there is reasons to
believe, was prepetrated at an early hour
in the evening, with hundreds Of persons
within sound of the human voice, had the
night been ordinarily still and quiet. The
evening, however, was stormy, the wind and
rain being calculated to shield and aid the
murderer in his dark and fendish purpose.
A man named Charles Wilson, who lived in
the house. forced an entrance through the
front window at about midnight, and found
the woman dead on the floor. A man by the
name Of Kahl, or Harmon, had been arrested,
ana is undoubtedly the murderer.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

CONSTABLE'S SALE.-State of California,
y County Of Nevada, Township of Bridgeport
iy virtue of an execution to me delivered, issued
from the Court of r. II. Farquar, Esq, an act
ing Justice of the Peace in and for the County
aforesaid, bearing date December 2lst, A. D.
1860, to satisfy a Judgment rendered by said jus
tice of Peace on the 2lst day of December, A. d.
1860, in favor of II. Campbell and against the
Mammoth Tunnel Co., at GTontezuma Hill,
for the sum of S62,25 debt, interest, damages
and costs of suit. have taken in execution,
and will sell to the highest bidder for cash, the
following described property to-wit: That GER
tain lot of mining claims known as the Mann
moth Tunnel Co.'s claims, at Montezuma Hill,
Nevada county, Cal, together with their steam
engine, house, dirt, water, cars &c.. on Saturday
the 18th day ofJanuary, A. ID. 1861, between the
i1onrS of 10 o'clock a. N. and o'clock P. NJ, in
front of X. II. Farquhars office, in the town of
North San Juan, county and State aforesaid.
Taken as the property Of the Mammoth CO.,
to satisfy the above demands and accruing costs
North San Juan, Dec. 9th A. d. 1860.
w. S. EDWARDS, Constable
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

THE ENGLISH VOLUNTEERS A London
letter. referring to the volunteer force which
has sprung up with such astounding rapIditv
in England, says:-There is now an imposing
army Of volunteers, theirnurn bers being esti-
mated a little below 200, ,000 men. A year
has a'so done wonders in drilling and rifle
practice. Most corps are thoroughly up in
all field manruvers, and the recent prize con-
test at Wimbledon and other places, have
shown that there are many excellent shots.
Almost every parish has now its shooting
grounds and target, and the prizes given by
contribution prove a vigorous incentive to
rifle practice
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

Snow FLEAs.-In our iourneyings through
this mountainous region, during the season of
winter, we have frequently observed on the sur
face of the snow, the roads and trails, tiny
insect known here as the snow flea. We have
made frequent inquiries as to the true name of
this insect, its properties and peculiarites, but
have learned little. The snow flea is probably the
Smallest representative of nature in the world,
being twenty or thirty times smaller than the or
binary flea. large quantities these insects are
found on the snow, generally in fair weather, and
at first sight they look like minute particles of
dark-colored dirt; but upon approaching the lit
tie snow dwellers the quick jump satisfies you
that they seek no terms of intimacy with YOU
We have heard it said that in Norway and Swe-
den, particularly in the densely timbered por-
tions of those countries, the snow flea is found ;
but in the Atlantic States, even in Minnesota,
where snow falls to great depth and the vim
ters are remarkably cold, the snow flea is stran-
ger. Some persons contend that the snow flea
forms in kind of excrescence from oar noun
tain timber; others that it descends with the fall
ing snow; and others argue that it forms from
the snow after the latter has been exposed to the
sun for many days. All these are but wild con-
lectures; and we give them only as such. Is the
snow flea treated of in any modern or ancient
work on animated nature; if so, what is the
name of the author?-lIo,atain Messenger.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12
From the Evening NIirrOr.l

San Francisco, Sept. l. lSG0.
Tothe pGbic have been afflicted for the last ten
Years with deafness in my left oecasioned by
king cold; also ringing. discharges. and at times
we're pain About the middle of last March found
armed lest should lose the of both. applied to
Dr. pikingtou. Of the Ear Iurmary of this city and
receiving some Encouragement. though doubtful. of
successful treatment. placed myself III his care In
the five months that have elapsed. ! glad to say
that have found complete cure. am entirely re-
liefed of all difficulty in both and desiring that
others may experience the same happy results | take
this method. unsolicited, Of informing those who
suffering from similar complaints, Anybody wishing
verbal testimony. can iinc me by Dquirng at the Am
erican Exchange Hotel. EDWARD l.. KIRWAN.
Early attention is desired. IDirmary or the north
east corner OF Montgomery and California op-
ppslte " els Fargo Cos. Express. d. 5w
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12
DECLARATION

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-
y da, SIS. Know all men by these presents that
|, Ann Jane Delany of Bloomfield township.
Nevada county, California, wife of Michael De-
iany of said township, county and State, do here
by declare and make known my intention TO car
ry on business on my own account. and in my
own name as sole trader, in pursuance Uf an act
of the legislature of the State of California en-
titled 'An act to authorize married women to
transact business in their own name as sole ira
ders," approved April Il, 1852. And l further
declare, that said business will be the business
of a tavern and boarding house. and gold min
ing, and will be carried on in said township Of
Bloomfield, county and State aforesaid, and that
the amount of capital invested in the said busi-
ness does not exceed five thousand dollars
In witness whereof, | have hereunto set nv
hand and seal, this thirty-first day of December,
4. d. 1860, in presence of r. II. Farquhar
ANN JANE DELANY.
January ), 1861. Mo
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Neva-
da, SIS. On this 3lst day December, A. D. 1860,
before me, r. H. Farquhar, Justice of the Peace
IN and for said county, personally appeared Ann
Jane Delany, wife of Michael Delany personal
ly known to me, to be the individal described in,
and who executed the above declaration as par
ty thereto, and that said Ann Jane Delany, wife
of the said Michael Delany, having been by me
first acquainted with the contents of said instru-
ment, acknowledged to ME on an examination
apart from and without the hearing of her said
husband, that she executed the same freely and
voluntarily, without fear or compulsion or un-
due influence of her said husband ard that she
does not wish to retract the execution of the same
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my
hand, in the county aforesaid, the day and year
last above written.
r. Fl. FARQUHAR, Justice of the Peace.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

THE NEWELL AND SMITH TRAGEDY.-Allu-
ding to the murder of S. I. Newell by Horace
Smith, the Auburn Signal, formerly edited
BY the murdered man, says its columns never
contained slanderous aspersion on any
woman, as some ofthe journals have ntma-
ted. 1t says also that Newell left Auburn
on the night of Dec. %, having been called
out of the Temperance Division by friend
and informed that Smith was in search OF
him, with a determination to kill him-He
left in a carriage, and we are informed he had
to pawn his pistol to obtain money to pay
the expenses of his journey.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12
CoLEMAN,s QUARTZ MILL.
PATENTED APRIL I'D, 1860.


VEyIIIS MILL, which was on exhibition at the
Ii late Mechanics and Bay District Agricultural |
Fairs in the city of San Francisco, and received the
first premiums md also the highest recommendations
from the Committee on Quartz Machinery at said Fairs
and which created So much excitement among those
interested in QnartZ Crushing, manufactu-
ring and ready to deliver.
BY the tests which we have made. it far exceeds our
expectations and that of others who have seen it in
operation.
We are prepared to guarantee this Mill to grind
from three to five tons of quartz per day. with three
horse power, and from the small amount of expense
incurred in running ito do it cheaper than by any
other known process
The low price OF this AlilI-viz: $500 Oo-paces it
within the reach of every mining company.
Its weight complete is only $50 lbs, and being, so
Constructed that it can he easily taken apart that
piece will exceed 210 fbs in weight. tn rey giving it
the advantage over all other lcnes of this kind, in
the facility OF transportation
They are now selling rapidly and all desirous of OBJ.
tanning them forward their orders to
BIGGS & RUGGLES, Agents,
Nov. II. 3n no. F5OHt street, San Francisco.
The hydraulic press., 1861-01-12

The following items were taken from the Ne
vada Democrat of Thursday
FIRE.-About noon to-day, a stove-pipe in the
back room of Finnies feed store, on Commercial
street fell down, setting the cloth lining on fire.
The building was soon filed with smoke, an
alarm was raised and the fire companies turned
out, but the fire eXtinguished by the in
mates of the building before any damage was
done.
HOSE HoUsE.-Messrs. Kent & Mackay are
putting the finishing touches on the Pennsylva-
MIA Hose Co.'S. building, and we understand will
have their contract completed by tomorrow or
next day. The company will move in with their
hose carriage and fixtures, in the course Of few
days.
CAUGHT FIRE.-A fire caught in the base
ment of the Baptist church, yesterday morning,
fror some defect in the register. The floor was
somewhat charrcd but the fire was discovered
and put out by the workmen engaged in the
building, before any damage was done.
'CorNTY IioSr1TA1.-Eight patients We're ad-
mtted into the Nevada County Hospital, during
the month of December.
TRAY Observation-Disclosures the storms
have been unusually severe this winter, the Sac
ramcnto stages have reached Nevada regularly
every evening, and at an earlier hour than usual
at this time of the year, and the travel in the
mountains above here has not been interrupted
to the extent it has during past winters. The in
creased facilities for winter travel are principal
ly owing to the improvements made on the roads.
AN OWNER WANTED.-Scmc time in July
last, tombstone was left with the firm of Greg
DRY & Boring, Of this place, on which was in
scribed the name of VIM. Burkholder. who died
March Eth, 1850, aged 80 years and II days. 1t
was brought up from MarysvilIe by McCue's
stage, the driver stating that the owner world
call for it in few Gays; but it still remains with
Gregory & Boring, and was probably sent here
by mistake. Should this item meet the eye Of
the owner, or any person acquainted with the de-
ceased, they viii know what has become of The
tombstone.