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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
some sf the SuperstItions of the
PasI-The Fortune Teller.

JANUARY.
lie that is borRs IN January will be laho
rious and lover OF good wine, be very sub
jest to fidelity. yet he viii be complsesnt,
and withAl very fine singar. The woman
wife, rather melancholy, bu, yet good tenn
pered.
TEBRrARI.
The man born in the month Of February
will love money much but ladies' more; he
viii be stingy at home, but prodigal abroad
The lady will b. humane and atfsctionats to
her mother.
The man born in the mouth Of March will
be rather handsome; no will BE- honest aad
p,uds9t; he will die poor The lady will BE-
jealous, passionate and a chatter box.
APRIL
The man who has the misfortune 10 be
born in the month OF April will be subject
to malsdIes; he will travel to a disadvantage
Tor he Will marry rich heireSs, who will
lnake-w at, 90 doubt you undeTS and
The lady Of this mouth will te tall AMI stout
with agreeable Wi and great talk.
MAY.
The man born in the month OF May will
be handsome aud amiahle; he will mike his
wife happy. The lady will be equally blest
IN every respect.
The man born in the month OF June will
be OF small stature, and pis,ionately lon Of
childreo. 1hc lady will BE- parsonage fond
OF coffee, she will marry oung.
JULY.
The man born in the month Of July will
be at, and suiT1r death for the woman he
loves. The femAl Of this month will be p,s
sioaately h,nisome, with O sharp nose and
fine bust; she will bs oi a rather suIky
teuper
AUGUST.
The man born in the month of August
will be ambitious and courageous; he will
have two wives. The lady will be amiable
and twice married, but her second husband
will cause her to regret her first.
SEPTEMBER.
| He who is born in the month OF Septem-
Der will be strong and and prudent but will
| be too easy with his wits, who will give him
great uueasiness. The lady will be round
faced and lair haired, witty, discreet, and
loved by her friends.
| OCTOBER
The man born in this month will have q
bandsom face and horid compexion; he will
be wicked and Inconsistent. lie will proms
ise ons thing and do aaother, and remain
poor. The lady W Il be pretty. a little fond
o talking; will have two husbands who will
die OF giieI-she will best know why.
NOVEMBER.
The man born in this month will have q
! iine face and bs q gay decever. The lady
of this moBth will be large, liberal and full
Of novelty.
DECEMBER,
The man born in this month will be a
good sort OF person, though passionate. Ils
will dovo:e himself to politics. and be below
ed by his vile. The lady will be amiable
and handsome, with good 70 ce and we'll
proportional body and very honest.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
\ Singular Episode Oi the War

Years ago, two New England brothers,
named Moody, left their Eastern home TO
push their fortunes in the world Of useful
ness and business. Being men Of education,
one took 10 the Bar, the other to the Pulpit
The Lawyer settled in Mississippi the Pas.
tor in OHIO. Both wen distinction in their
several professions, ard both became promi.
n.nt instheir respective s ates. And during
all the years tia, passed, their mutually fra.
tcrnal regard remained intimate and ten.
der.
The war Of tie rebellion broke out. Both
b; others took up arms; the Lawyer in be-
hall Of the rebellion, the Psstor in behalf OF
the Union. They both received commits.
sons; the Lawyer as Captain George Moody
and Chief OF Artillery in Longstreets army
the Pastor as Colonel Granville Moody and
commander Of the 74th Cho Volunteers. At
the battle OF Stone River the two brothers
met each other in battle airay,--the rebel
Captain under Bragg, the Union Colonel un-
der ROsecrans. Subsequently Co.. Moody re,
signed his commission and returned to the
duties OF the Pastor. Capt. Moody contin-
ued with Lonestrtet till ne made his i'll s'ar.
red assault OIL knoxville. There, being dis
! dOtt III uS W aS lCil Nv d ihi Ia AouoV Oh tbN
line of retreat, was taken prisoner, and sen,
to Camp Chase, Of which his brother bad
been commandant. In the military prison
attached to this camp be now lies tortured
with infanmatory rheumatism. to which ht
had been subject, and which his exposure il
the field rendered sxcrutisting accute. Thus
situated, in suffering and q prisoner the reb
ell captain sent for his brother, the Unior
colonel, to come 10 his assistance. Tie true
and loyal brother came, bringing with hin
such material aid in the form OF "crca urt
com 'orts," as wsll as vi,h fraternal counsel
As would make his brothers situation com
iortabIo. And Colonel Moody is now eugag
ed in measures Tor his errirg brothers re-
lease on palole, in view of taking him tt
his own house, so that he can there ministe
to his comfort and restore him to health
and with lair prospect Of success C6lumbu
| ,JOuTnnl
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Teach the women to save.

There's the secret! A saving woman a,
The head Of a tamily is the very best savings
hank yet established Ono receives deposits
daily and hourly with no costly machinery
to manage it. The idea Of saving is pleas
ant one, and II the women would imbibe it
at once, they would cultivate and abh.re TO
it, aud thus when they were not aware it,
would be laying the foundation Of a compe-
tent security in stormy time, and shelter
in rainy day. The woman who sees to
her own house, has a large field to save in.
The best way to make her comprehend It, is
10 keep an account Of all current expenses.
,ai Probably not one woman in ten has an
idea OF how much are the expenditures OF
herself and family. Where from one thou
sand to two thousand dollars are expended
annually, there is chance to save some
thing. 1.-THE effort is only made. Let the
house wife take the idea, act upon it. and
she will save many dollars--pertaPs hun
dreds-- were belors she thought 1 impossi-
bls. This 10 . duty. not a prompting ofaver.
"a. hut ! moral obligation, that rests upon
~ woman ss well as the man.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
Legal Notice,

In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio.
Ale xender Mcllravy andl
Franklin w. Mclhnvy Petition
Margaret Mcllravy, wiz dow Partitions.
Rehert Mcllravv ct al.
M ARGAREr McIlrovy widow q Dnnie'
lv1 Mcllravy, deceased Robert Mcilravy
" lillian McIlrayy, Thomas Mclravy, Nancy
Majors and her husband, Eben Majors, will
take TO lice that n petition was filed uoninst
them on the 9Th dav Of January, A. D. 1854
in tfe soid Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Harrison and State of
Ohio, by alexander Mcilravy and Franklin w
Mcilravy, and is now pending, wherein said
Alexander and FraLkln w. McIlravy demand
partition OF the following real es tate, ofwhich
saidDaniel. NJ cllra,y died seized; and the as.
s.anment and C affirmation OF Dover therein
10 said Margaret McllraVy, to wit; Situate in
said county of tlarrison,& being part OF the west
half of ser. no. twenty-sx 1850 township no
nine t9) in rnnge No. four ~ in the Steuben.
vile Land District; and bounded and desert
bed as follows: Beg inning for the same of
stone corner forty t40) perches East of the
south west corner of said section, and running
thence East one hundred and twenty.one and
six tenths u2l 6-l0) perches, to stone corner
where white oak "a inches diameter, bears
south 30 degrees west Ga links; thence run.
uing north two hundred and twenty. three and
one tenth 1898 J. l0) perches to a stone cornr
where a sugar tree IL inches in diameter; bears
west SO links: Thence West one hundred and
sixtyone and fve-tenths (l6l 5-l0) perchee
to stone corner, where n white oak 90 inches
in diameter, bears north 7ela degrees E ,29inks;
! hence running South ne-hundyed and seven.
ty-nine and eighteenth Q79 8-lo) perches to
a stone corner, where white oak 10 inches
diameter. bears South 81 degrees Fast, IA
llnks Thence East forty t40) percbes TO q
stone corner: Thence South fcrty four "a
perehes TO the place of bcg.r ming, except tom
acres heretofore sold, and being North of tho
Plank Road running through said farm, con
taing two hundred and ten t2l0J acres two (2
Roods, and eighteen 49, perches mole or less
| And that at the May term ol said court fol
| 1854, or as soon thereafter as counsel can bt
heard, The said AleA Aander and franklin w
Mcllravy will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises, and !Ur assign
ment and confl NATION OF DJwer as aforesaid
to said Margaret Mcllravy,
J. NJ. ESTEP;
Attorney for Petitioners.
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ON the 18th day of February A. y. 1864. at
" one O'Clock 2 M, OF said day on the
premises in Washington Township in the co
OF Harrison, will be sold to the highest bidder
the following real estate es the property OF
Robert A Clark deceasei to wit: "Situa tie in
the County Of Harrison and State of Ohio, and
in the Steubenville land District; Being part
oi the South half nf the South West quarter.
ond part OF the west half of the South east
quarter, OF section No. twenty four f24),
Township No twelve u2,) and Range se, en-
~, and bounded and described as follows, 10.
wit: beginning at the South West corner OF
said Sc cion, Thence east with said section line
TO small wild cherry tree in said line, be
tween the wood and creek, thence north 55
degs. east, sappos cd 10 .e l44 perches to the
bank OF Sill Water creek, (leaving strip OF
II perch,s parallel with the creek at the up.
pc fnd) thence with said creek down to the
mouth OF Blackberry Run thence up. said
run to the division line Of said south west
quarter, including four acres more or lees ci
the north halt OF said quarter section, then ce
west with said division line of said quarter to
the west line of said section, thence south
with said line to the place of beginning, con.
tanning seventy five acres more or less 10 be
sold Tree and clear OF any dover or other
claims. Appraised at 81 $50 90. Terms oil
sale--O c third in hand AMI balance in two
equal annu aI pay menIs W ith interest secured
by mortgage.
ALEXANDER MOORE,
Administrator oil Robert A. Clark.
J: M. Estep, attorney
Inn 90 lG61-5f
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RAILROAD SALE.

Robert Garrett & Sons and thel
Pennsylvania Railroad Com. In the Cont
pany, of Comm n
We. }Pleap, Hsri.
The S,pubenville and Indiana son county
Railroad Company ana Jeremi. Ohio,
uh Wilbur, and Henry M AL.
exander, Trustees, and others.
N pursuance to ne judgment in this cause,
L ordering the sale of the Steubenville and
Indiana Railroad, to pay the amounts ascer-
'ained TO be due said Wilbur and Alexander
Trustees OF the first mortgage, and also the
amount due them ss Trustees OF the second
mortgage Of said Company, and ill obedience
10 an order OF lie issued out OF said Court da.
led the sixth (6lhl day Of January, 1854, will
,tler a public sale, at the front door OF the
couFt Uousp in
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

GTWe say: TO be woman OF fashion is
one OF the easiest things in tho world. A
late writer thus describes it: buy everything
you don't want, and pay for nothing you
get; smile on all mankind but your husband; !;
be happy everywhere but At home, neglect
your children and nurse lap.dogs; go TO
church every time you get new dress.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

6-A female witness for an alb at the
Court o. Sessions, the other day, who was
asked what business her husband followed,
said he was engaged in finishing Further
explanation was necessary and after brIei
explanation she continued, finishing his time
in Sing Sing Prison:
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

GIn Philadei2hia paper an advertise
ment OF patent medicine says: one bottle
will act On any complaint whatc isr, il tho
patient is reconciled to his fate. This is
giving fair waraing. and anybody who takes
the mixtures alter this rscommsn dation,
must be 'reconciled to his hte.'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

0rThe individual who attempted to
raise colts from horse chestnuts went into
the market the other day and inquired
Tor mock turtle, to make mock turtle
soup OF.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

UA Miss Joy Was at party, and 10 The
course oi the evening some one used the
quotation, "A thing Of beauty is joy for
ever when she exclaimed; .Oh, I'm glad
I'm not beauty, for shOulden't like to be
Joy forever.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17

0pAn alderman lately lost his appetite,
and the unlucky finder, being poor man
with large family, was ruined in less than
fortnight.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1864-02-17
Valuable Farm and Mills for
Sale,

TNfIE subscriber wishes to sell his Farm and
L Grist and Saw Mills SITUATED on Big
Saltwater, near treeport, Harrison county
Said Farm contains one hu ndred and seven.
teen acres of good land, on which there is
two dwelling houses, an excellent young or
cliard in bearing orter, coal bank, and an abun.
d ance of never failing springs. A large
amount of the land is excellent bottom land
The farm is al undera good state Of cultiya-
tion.
The Grist Mill is a large steam and water
Mill, which will enable the owner to grind at
all seasons OF the year. There is an excellent
coal hank ut the mill door, The mill has three
run OF burrs. Everything about the mill is In
complete order, and can run at all seasons Of
the year.
The subscriber will sell the above valuable
property on reasonable terms. Persons wish
ing further Information can call on the euoscrl
Der ON the premises, or @ N. Allen, editor of
ANDREW STEWART.
Freeport,. April l, ls63-h
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Executors Sale Of Land.
TINE undersigned, by virtue OF the power
l. given the IN by the will Of George Ca
roth ers, deceased, will sell at public sale, on
the premises on TUESDAY, the
1st Day of March, lsG4,
at 10 O'Clock, A. M. a tarm consisting of one
hundred and ten acres Of land, about two mile:
from Moorefeld in fla rrison county, Ohio, ad-
joining lands Of Thomas Sprowl, j. A. Tod
and others. 1t 10 a part OF the estate of said
George Carothers, deceased, being part o.
The southeast quarter oil section fourteen IA
township eleven Ull and range six ,6) in the
Steubenviie Land District
This ir desirable farm; about Is acres are
cleared and under cultivation.
Terms reasonable, and made known on the
day oi sale.
\ i 5io.g@ JOHN MOORE,
and r. NJ. KENNEDY, Z
Executors or George Carothers, decd.
]. IA EsrEP, Atty.
Jan ~ 1864. H
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad


Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
r. I1-O II Il NED
THIS GREAT NATIONAL THORoUGH-
fare is again open FOR
Freight and Travel,
The Cars and Machinery destroyed are being
replaced by NEW RUNNING STOCK, with all
recent impro rovements; and the Bridges aud
Track are again in substantial cond ition The
we'll earned reputation OF this road for SPEED,
SECURITY AMI. COMFORT, will be more
than sustained under the reorganization Of iss
business. t
| In addition to the Uneqral!sd AttraetioAs 4
Scenery heretofore conceded to this route, the
recent Troubles upon this Border have associa"
ted numerous points on the road. between the;
Ohio river and Harper's Ferry, with Paintss
but instructive interest.
CONNECTIONS
Al the Ohio Rivor with the Cleveland and Pitts.
burg, Centr Ohio and Marie tia and Cincinns-
II Railroads; and, through them, with the ~bsin
Railway System, OF the Northwest, Cslitfas
West and Southwest. At the Washlugton
Junction with the Washington Branch for
Washington City and the Lower Potamac -ht
Baltimore with four daily trains for Philadsl-
pha and New York.
TWO DOLLARS additional on Throa Oh
Tickets TO fillmore or the Northern Citi esS
give the privilege Of visiting Washington City
This is the ONLY ROUTEby which passsu-
gers can proc ure through tickets and through
checks to Washington City
''0 W. T. SMITH, Master Of
Transportation, Baltimore.
u. fl. SULLIVAN, General Western Agent
|. M. COLE Gen. Ticket Agt. Baltimore.
Dec 9, l563-ly ,
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Steubenville, Ohio,


the plrce designated In the decree Tor sale
and between the hours of twelve o'clock, noor
and three O'Clock, p. M, OF the
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and three O'Clock, p. M, OF the
27ih Day of February, 1864.
% ,hs highest bidder for cash, the entire prop
erty ans rosd Of the Steubenviie aud Indiana
Railroad Company. lying within the towns of
SteubenviIle and Newark, aud between the
same, and the branch of said road from Cadiz
junction to the town Of Cadiz, including all
rights of way held and contracted for by said
Company, the superstructure and tracks there
on, all side tracks, turnouts, depot grounds and
buldi 1gs thereon and appertaining thereto; IN
cluding also as part Of said premises, all ma
chine shops, turn tables, " ter stations ware
houses, lots and lands used in operating said
road and held by the Company for that purpose;
and all the engines, ocomotiv es, cars, mnchl-
merry, tools, and all other property used in oper.
ating N aina lining, and repairing said road, be-
longing 10 said Company. and all other, the
franchises, rights and privileges OF said Steu
benville and Indiana Railroad Company. which
under the laws OF the State OF Ohio, are sub
iect to judicial sale. and may pass thereby
And in making said sale, the plant OF said load
with all real estate nnd fixtures belonging and
anne rtenant thereto, will he sold entire; but the
locomotives, cars. rolling 8: ock and personal
properly not attached OF said company, will be
sold separately, and to avoid sacrifice. at not
less than two thirds Iol the appraised value
thereof
The amount of first mortgage lien S2,37S 325
The amount Of second mortgage lien l.3l4,44l
1862, ,756
The terms of sale will be cash, but the pur.
chaser may deposit ten per cent, OF the above
sum, s3e9 600, on the day OF sale, with Thom
as l.. Jewett, the Receiver OF the road. to be
forfeited in case the amount Of his bid Is not
made good at the time OF the return OF the
order OF sale.
S, r. MAGEE,
Special Master Cemmi ssOner.
| Jan. 10, l96i-tt
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CARRIAGE AND
LEATHER WHIPS:
COLLARS, TRUNKS,
and all other articles in my line. Repairing
done and work made to order on the shortest
notice and Of the best material and workman.
ship.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, as
all work is warranted to be as represented
and us cheap as at ally other place,
J.R. CRAWFORD, Agent.
Csdi1 Ant IS-En-
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Sale OF Real Estate by order Of
Court,

AItUlHBy TOT TellllUHeIs.
January l3, l864-6t
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Executors Sale Of Land.

Administrator OI Robert A. Clark
]: M Estep, attorney.
Jan. 20, le64-5t
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In the Court Of Common Pleas, Harrison
county, Ohio.
A lie xander Mcllravy and1
Franklin w. Mclhnvy Petition
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18
UNION iMBETTNG IN 4ITTRIs1

At meeting of the Union citizens of AL
turss county, held at EsmeraIda; Bear creek,
on the 18th daygof. Junel 1854 pursuant to
notice. the following business was transacted |:
A. G. Cook chosen chairman H. o. Rogers
chosen secretary Il S3 0ITID9 +
On motion the convention elected eight
delegates, incl2dipg. one for the county at
large, to represent the county of Alturas in
the next Territorial conventions POI. ei7sral
QnLmotion5 the delegates were elected
UiUn VOce. ....... ,........ ....er ...,t. 49,,
On, motion the following gentlemen we're 7e
elected asldelegates: .sssr
JIG. Derrick, Thomas johnson. G. w.
Walker, J. G. Howell, E. L. Hussey.
Qn'metion the proceedings Of the conven-
tioti be published in the Boise News.
On motion the convention adjourned.
.r9H ora "a. g. CboK, Chairman.
II. q. ROGERS, Secretary.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18

CHEAPE EST PROPERTY (lPF INTTOWN!!
- lIU ATED at the lower end Of Main. street.
10 adjoining i R. MarstaII's house, lis now Of
Tered FOR SALE at $500 less than cost. For Store
OF Darroon purposes, it cannot be surpassed For
d NoFtons store. 5fia351 DIS s7w4
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18
SOUTH BOISE TRAIL.
? fNI1DDIE BOISE HOTEL. June Is, lf86

.2ISiIDDIE Boise HOTEL, June Is, 1854.
ED. NEws-1p your item last week in ref
erence to the South Boise Trail, perhaps a
wrong impression was made. The trail now
used is the Middle trail, and is The right one
to use distance from Idaho to Rocky bar,
South Boise mines 4S miles at most. This
is the route that has been used mostly for
the psstysarl in cEossing the mountains.--
Some packers prefer to go around by Boise
miles further.x If the di#aets
of the two bridges upon the Middle Trail
Messrs. Hubble & C9.-the business men of
idaho and others Interested in The matter,
would expend Thousand or twelve. hundred
dollars iniimproving this route, It w5ytd be
mede very good mountain road indeed and
holdal the advantages necessary over all
other routes. Whether it will be necessary
to wait for ,Messrs, Sidebottom, Mclaughlin
& Newberg to make their tollroad over the
route before tits improved any, time will de-
velop. Yours truly, u s.@" GLAZE &, 90. I
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18
ROsENBERG's NEW
"a ~ q 3 E " 2 e

sgt.sH b. IN BUENA VISTA CITY, go .slloma
THE Undersigned respectfully informs his
4 Friends, Customers. ard the public generally.
that he has just opened New Store in the above
place, on Nam street Opposite MI. ALIENS store
consisting Of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Mi
ner's implements, Clothing and Fancy Goods, IN
ADDITION to the above, Which he has removed from
Idaho city, fine stock of Havana Cigars. Tobac,
co, Books, Stationery, Cutlery, Perfumeries, Am
mqnition, Confectionery, and 1000 other things too
numerous to mention, An of which he Offers for
sale at Idaho city prices. ~, People Of Buena
Vista City and Vicinity viii do well to examine his
stock and prizes. as by 50 doing they viii save
time, trouble and expense in srnhninr to town
,38tfl Eait HTF 10 .a9sa.3 M R0SFNREBGas
Baena Vista City, June 18th, 1861. - r25IG
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18
FOUNTAIN HOUSE.

Main street, one door below Pouiado House.
k1NE,ERGTHNG new, clean and neat. Fresh
~ butter andsnilk the best of bread. meatand
pastry The cuisine, under the supervision Of
Johnson private rooms; aud with polite servants
ana every desire to please the PFoprietress
her friends and the public that the table sIaIi 6s
the best In tOWp. Charges reasonable.
an MADAM VAN HoUrEx.
Boise news. (Bannock City, I.T. [Idaho City, Idaho]) 1863-1864, 1864-06-18
10 GENERALITIES. 10 aai

NELsEIAAL4llE6s TO A'.' IN & e
My thirty minutes have been consumed,
end I can only add that all is quiet here and
every person busy. Weare having fine rains
end prospects fog an abundant harvest are
very iattsring. H M r.} t..,..e r ~. -.
g, The papers from Colorado yesterday, de-
tail fearful disaster to Denver city, A tor
rent Of water rushed down Cherry creek, in
undated the city, washed away about thirty
houses and shantiss, fine stores, bridges, 60,
Loss about one million dollars, and. about
>thirty lives. The Rocky Mountain Net68
completely swept away. !. occurred at mid
night, and created afearful panic.
: aInlmigratiohiS reported very heavy on the
road. Trains Of goods without number for
Salt Lake aud Idaho east. - I.sE.a. '.aH
4 No kilograms yesterday line down
batch of news just come in, 5w
ldJ INDEPENDENT.