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The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29
Tlle farnl md GarAen.
WEEDS.

This is not the season for weeds we
| know, but il Is very proper season to
offer few facts which may possibly ib-
duce farmers to put on their thinking
caps. First Of all then, the presence of
any considerable quantlty.of weeds, is
an unfailing indication OF fcarelessfarm-
ing. No good farmer will tolerate
them, neither will he be pestered with
them for any considerable length of,
time, ifhe will but use the proper means,
for their extirpation. Let every far
mer adopt the following as his motto
"No weed shall be allowed to perfect
its seed on my premises" the most
troublesome weeds can be got rid of by 1
the adoption of this plan. Even the
Canada Thistle, one of the most diff
cult of all these pests to eradicate, will
soon perish under this treatment. =.
Few persons have any idea of the ex-
traordinary fecundity OF weeds, or of
the immense number Of weed seeds that
are purchased with clover, timothy, and
other grass seeds. "Prof. Buchanan
discovered 1900 weed seeds in a pint
Of clover seeds; 1900 In pint of cow
grass seed, 80, ,440 In pint of broad clo-
yer, and in two pints Of dutch clover
severally, 25,5G0, and 70,4OO weed seed.'
A single plant of black mustard will
produce 5000 seeds; one of sinking
camomile, 26 900; and the seed Of a sin,
gle plant of the common dock, has been
known to produce II 900 little docks. ..
The dunghill is one Of the very best,
and most common means of spreading
weeds over the farm. Many farmers
pursue the practice OF cutting Or pull
ing weed plants, and putting them on
their dung heaps. This is well enough
il done before the seeds have ripened;
but If after that time, the matured
seeds are mixed with the dung, and
scattered broadcast over the field, when
the dung Is applied.-Jour1sal or the
FtIrm. "a.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29
TO REPINF TALLow FOR CANDLES,

Boil the tallow in water just made
slippery to 4he taste with ley. When
cold cut out and scrape from the bottom
all impurities. Then boil the taliow
slowly half a day in a kettle of water
in which pound OF saltpetre Ito 10 lbs.
taliow is dissolved. When cold, and
drugs scraped from it, boil again in wa
ter in which 2 pound ofalum is melted.
When cold melt with pound ofbleach-
ed wax and mould at your leisure. We
tooka pren,itim once on candles thus
prepared. Snd they could hardly be
distinguished from star candies.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29
Skr autibr . Dir9imiam.
ny BAGBY & sToFER.

So Advertisements for less time than
,hree months will he charged for at the usu-
nj rates-one dollar per square for the flrst IN
sertion, and fifty cents for each subsequent
Insertion.
xn THE number ofinsertions must be mark
al an the manuscript, o. the advertisement
viii be continued until forbid, and charged
Yor accordingly.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29

Tho breezy days
Over whose waves my buoyant life career
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29

ZIP A witty rogue when asked how
he got out of prison, replied;
| got out of my cell by ingenuity, ran
up stairs with agility, crawled out the
back window in secrecy, slid down the
lightning rod with rapitlity. walked ont
oftown with dignity, and am now bask-
ing in the sunshine Of liberty.
The native Virginian. [volume] (Orange Court House, Va.) 1867-187?, 1867-11-29

fCP. Joe and Bill BENTON won't to
New Orleans with fiat boat of corn.-
Joe wrote to his father thus!
Nh Awlecns, Gune 1st.
''Dear Dad-Market is dIill and corn
is low, and Bill'S ded also.n
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
ITALY.

THE ECCLESIASTICAL PROPERTY BILL.
The Senate began the debate on this bill
August 8.
The Dowager Queen Maria Theresa Of Naples died Of
cholera, August g. She an Austrian Archduchess,
being a sister of the Archduke Albrecht
THE CHOLERA IN ITALY-THIRTY-TWO THOUSAND DEATHS
SINCE JANUARY.
The Florence correspondent Of Tie Daily NelcS, writing
the Sd instant, From report on the chOlera
Stately published find that the from January 10
July this year have been many az 66, followed by
49, deaths. The Scan provinces have been the most
grieyOusly affected by the maady In Goigente l6Ol4
reported, and 1870 deaths; IN Ban NeapOhta
prOvnces) IL JIG cases and Gl2 deaths az Catamsea
(Siciiau prOVince) 7l91 cases, and 4lO deaths IN
word, find that death followed the attack IN above
half the number OF cases
Not one q the 40 provinces Of Italy has been spared
though In SOME cities, such Florence, only couple OF
cases are reported. But another alarming symptoms
symptOm OF moral disease quite as ~ ancOly as the
physical malady-has been observed throughout Italy
even the northern provinces not free from It's con
tagOn This symptom is the dread OF poison the Dclei
in presence through various malevOlent agents ana
nOxOus influences. In Italy this dread greatly eKctes
the mind Of the suffering population and ADDS 10 ther
calamtOus state. thirst for vengeance upon the
soldiers, who supposed 10 be in mysterious man
connected with the cholera, Is felt by the people
The uremtng zeal and Kindness Of the officers ana men
In the Of the suffering and sick have been nothing 10
calm the popular feeling Even when they assisting
the sufferers they regarded with hatred and suspicion
NAY, frequently subjected 10 violence"
Naples telegram Of the 9th says cholera making
terrific ravages at Palermo The average number OF
deaths was 100 daily.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
QUEENSLAND AND SOUTH AUSTRALIA.

THE NORTHERN PART OF QUEENSLAND TO BE
MADE a SEPARATE COLONY-A NEW LEGIS-'
LATURE-CHARGEs AGAINST A PUIsNE JUDGE
OF THE SUPREME COURT-OPENING OF A
RAILWAY.
1t is stated positively in well-informed circles
IN brisbane tnat dispatch received from the Home
Government by the last mall TO the effect that the Impe
rial Government will not object the establishment OF
the Northern territory Of Queensland into a separate
similar TO that of New South Wales before the OF
spOnshle governments feature Of which is tho lcgis-
latiye body composed OF onc-third Government noIu
nees, the remainder elected 10y the people.
heavy Hood has occurred at the Crocodile Creek gold
dgQugs Queensland and caused damages To the oXtent
Of A20O0 rush has taken place to the district or Rose
wood, whore gOod-szed nuggets have been found
Beope living IN the neighDOrhOOd or the agricultural
reserve, near RockhamptoD experienced slight shock
OF earthquake the 18th of May.
The Quecisand papers give particulars OF the opening
OF the railway To TOOwOOmba, distance OF between
eighty and ninety miles from Brisbane. Tho country
through which tins railway has been carried presented
10 Darling Downs, two ranges had to be surOuntcd-the
first range being geo feet above Ipswich terminus and
the second 1900 feet The gauge OF this line feet
inches which The London ScffIitiUc journal
says IL suitable wherever the traffic does not exceed IOO
90 tuus of goods and 100000 passengers annually.
The boring for coal 0t COllc, South Australia, Is said
feet. At Gj feet dip Of coal about inches IN thickness
was passed through. Immediately under this
stratum Of Kerosene shao, about 15 Inches thick; at
about 90 feet they another Of coal OF
inches thick; after which they passed through
kerosene shac OF feet I'm depth At us feet coal
again found the seam being about is Inches IN thickness
feet they upon kerosene shalo The samples OF coal
improve very considerably they 90 down. the last lew
being very line. clear samples. and when burnt In can
die or the fire. The smell ot kerosene Is very small
Las surveyed the port at Eucla at the Bight and
IIOhOuuccs good and safe anchorage.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
PRUSSIA.
TIE FEDERAL COUNCIL.

The Federal Council will assemble Aug. 10.
The first business will he the settling OF the Budget Of the
North German Confederation the main items OF which
have already been determined on. -. ,
The second number Of the Oecql Gazette for the North
German Confederation will shortly be published, con
tanning the decree cOnvOking the Federal COUNCIL ana
tie nomination Of its members H.,
The Minister OF the Interior Will ass nble cOhnaehu
Dersops from Cassel WieSbaden and SCcSWls iOlSteh
80 submit some OF the questions that are To come under
examination to preliminary detailed discussion. herr
Won Zastrow from Schleswig, has already arrived
THE NEGOTIATIONS WITH FRANCE.
The semlofRcial North German Gazette Of August says
The report contained in letter dated Paris, the 29h
ult and published by Tie General AUgsbug gazette Of
the LIST inst, respecting alleged negotiations be
tween the Cabinets Of Paris and Berlin relative 70 sche
wig h we position 10 say, nothing but pure III
ventiOu from beginning TO end We may express nope
that attempts like the above 70 deceive the public as 70
the relations existing between the two Cabinets VIII not
successful Those relations continue 10 ue OF the most
friendly character. The same holds good with re-
gard to such anecdotes that published In No 2lO OF
The Vienna PreSSe respecting conversation between
the MARQUIS de MOuster and the PrusTn Minister IN
Paris. Such inventions need no contradiction. We al
the moro regret journal like the Wcser Gdzee
give publicity such erroneous representations No such
eyed have been issued by Count Bismarck The PTus
sian Government has not taken, nor needed 10 take steps
of kind alluded to- simply because there has been no
cause for any The communications OF the French GON-
ernment its representative relative 10 SccsWg wore
not either in form substance, Of character 10 cal Tor
sian Government has neither received given any cause
for peace TO be looked upon as menaced Mceneran 10
doubt that the pacific sentiments by which Prussia IS
animated viii be shared and reciproeated Oy france
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

three men, Of whom married, and have in the ag
gregate Al children have sent In memorial 10 the Pro-
VincIal Council stating that they out OF employ
and have Of keeping themselves and their am
lies from starvation.
Abiding TO the popular feeling against the centralzng
tendencies of the Stafford Government, exhibited in
Wellington, The Otd0o Daily Times says: 1t will be
we'll indeed II the lesson be taken to heart for Otago
the only province in state OF inciplent rebel
lion. H. Auckland their regns an entire conviction OF
the ncapacity Of the General Government in the
mana cement OF native affairs, and very little would
turn discomfort into something more active. They
demand there, as Otogo demands, 10 be let alone 70
manage their own affairs. They begin 10 understand
that solfr reliant policy in the hands OF "a grasp
ing Government the absorption Of every source
and exercise OF power Other Provinces the shoe does
not actually pinch them will I've wise enough 10 sec that
IL ls likely to and in short, the Provinces Will re-
qnre something than being allowed TO exist at the
pleasure OF the Government. -,
Auckland dates the 9Th of July There Is ntte
TO relate concerning Maori affairs We loarn from Auck
land that OF the natives in the Bay OF Island district
are quarreling among themselves on land question t
does not appear however says The Nelson Examiner tat
any very Sanguinary results have yet ensued ana te
principal interest which the eolOniss have In the mater
is derived from the danger to society when Is Always
caused by lawless turbulence among the natives some
ourages upon Europeans arc said to have already oc
CURED, and the ordinary operations OF law are OF te
effect In that district except with the consent ana acq
escence OF the native population, which, to say the tru
has hitherto been given cheerfuy and readily rs eoud
haye been expected.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
Nep- York, August 10, 1867.
THE Site of TRADE.

,,.vv, Auv % Flour quiet; City Doubles $50 lo~$ II
nr,,y o 30 IS 25 Extras 80 2S9S9 10 Wheat lh ana
Sgbsp a. ii % for No and vi 80 for No oaso"S
N 4 and 4fic No q Corn hm AZ 99dyv' o No N''P''
o.coi al Wh,st a 900 bush. Oats 1000 bush. Cora
FWAsclsco Aug 2OWhea Sl 79@@l W Legal Iehue's
HtGI Aug 2o-Cot,on 27Id2ae supeane Flour 50 o. Corn
SsI as Oats G246 Pork S26 BacouSh0udeIs, l2ldlic
Si..r SIDES l6lQi7lc. Lard. l3ldlie ,-,. -.
MoBILK Aug t.-Coiton marEet nomnaiy uncna1s'" "
ep ssrr. Ca g 2coOn active bu. prices are ea'eF
sales SSUa Aug Cotton weaker; sales Of IS bales Md
oss Aug 20EFlou 6me but unchanged Wheat hmSr
No Red s2 l8 White. ~ 3S o shipping Corn III n
In hulk Oats ermer at 60o for No he nrei sa II 2
Il ii la the receipts light Barley IN gooa dessnu -
Cation dun, Mddug 26d26i Whisky steady ~ JeAn 9OnI
an hsi AT s23 ST. Buk Meats dn, but unchng, ISu
Gs, h and Clear good demand sales OF MO M
ssr Sides at I5i a6c quiet III 92c Butter scarce ana
vaneJ 3ate Choice 2Od2 Cheese duh and unehansed La
ssi du al sl S FaIseedthee large suPp ~es az
G Gold I4O Money steady s9lOe EIehAsse da PS & N
ToLEDo Ohio Aug 2oPlSo 9est ~nen' cn 5S ,Od declined %
gan AT Amber at W l3GSs ~ Non uui anu o. 49,
s oEo Wabash FL O2 No at gc Michigan al zoe oaS-
s.1sg ss S sr No and 62665e No Rye 81 l3i for No
G o. Aug 2O-Wheat hm bot unehsngei sales OF NO
Red at 50 Was held ~ 10 Corn active ana SAss
CHIcAGo Aug ?0Fonr firm but unchanged Wheat hn ana m
v,nd sg3c No Spring 81 9O6 81 81 No do $l @9$l 81
a. S and 93asiIc for No. Oats active at decline Of le
T5e Rs Advance of &c. sales at @l ls for
No. 4 and 81 10 for No Barley bore active sl oil for No
Mes, Porn S21a S21 rs Lard 2t0Re Beef Cate
a active and 2Od25c Good TO Choice S79S8 Live ogs
re Al an Good Choice 80 500 80 - hep
active bnt unchanged ReceptsSO bbls Flour V0" nssh
bbs Flour 2OOOO bush Wheat $4,000 busA Corn
6sSEoo Aug 2O-Pour steady with moderate demsa sales a.
siOS 80 No Spring ell 50 for Red Winter $s % % %,
Dost quiet Corn scarce and quiet
Ms,i o. 100 ms Mil Feed scarce SherA s3ol shsaJn
go Canal Geghts dul' Wheatse, Corn 7te Ne"sA'
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21

Lumber so S ns Unison Railroad Preght-POur 10 Boston,
ports-none Cam EfPohs-l go 600 feet Lumber A-' LUZ
BUgy,to Arg "a ecelpts-Wheat ~ OO busb o. n.
Qits Al OOj; Rye lo0O h. H. Poar 25O bbs s6icsentsWhs
2)o bush Corn o. eco bs. OS II o0 bub Freg stesdT "a
80 73 20 DOE, Willie ST Louis at Wheat dgIet buyer Loag
~ 81 21' bush New Red Ohio. at % D. snd 500 No
Chicago at about 81 Oats qHet nod unchanged pead
Dull and closed 20 lowers sas 9 en- rejected 81 O.,
bush No Western at 81 o. aud 1000 Lcsh do at 81 o. Rye
New nominal AZ 81 5 sales O0 bush private terms Bsry uu
changed he Pork Lard and Bghwnes an dali uncssgd
ST LoU Aug 2Tobaeco LUgs adyspced SOC and Ship
ping and Manufacturing grades Toe y 100 ~ SO gg0 "a
for Dressed and 81 @@si rs for Undsd CoOs dull Pisas
qulet Supene ga %; Extra % 750 49, Good
$40 @G 4ll e5 Treble do sl2 Choice $n 3@sIg IS Wheat
ear Prime and Choice Spring and Club 81 701 81 s. Red
Yellow ~ %; Mixed s0d95c Oats adancngi sales si1se
Rye atyncBg sales at Sc 0 Provisions seeGy
s2i % BaeqnShogider, 2@l2le Gear RIB Sides ste CeaI
bbs Wheat 1900 sscks COrn oo do Oats I5e do; RE- it
do EaIlsY y 10 , =
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
TIE PdCIFTC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-Thc steamship
Sacramento fox Panama, to-day took only S2sI423 In
trcasurcnearly all for Yorktho smallest shipment
I'm two years The political canvass throughout the state
n the most active that has been known fr many years
The demand for gold for duties last week was S2'OOO
There has been fresh arrivals lately There are 81 yes
.rs now I'm ths port exclusive OF steamships ana dOcs
tie coasters and per cent Of the tunnagc saieady UNI
der engagements Grain and vi heat * still coming forward
freely The cy. DR. Scbbns yesterday inhugufated to
lgous services n the thcaer He had an immense aud
euce and preached " brOad-church" SERMON.
srEcIB RECEIPTS ASD SHIPMENTS.
Aucusts0-Thc steamship Continental, from Portland
broucl 5000 Ia treasure. The steamship Active winch
sailed from Victoria for this port last ovcnng, has ON
hoard Sl OOO in gold from the North mines. The ship
Der West took out for Hong Kong gold and silver to tho
yalue Of S35j,O0J
proving the execution of Macmillan.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
THE NATIONAL TRADEsMENs' BANK DEFALCA
TION.


TION
Yesterday Garniss L. Baker, late Paying
Teller OF the National Tradosnens Bank was brought
before Justice Hogan he having been arrested on war
rant issued by that magistrate Saturday last prs
arrested his csidence In TINS cy Ihe hnuayt
the complainant Mr. Richard Barry, president OF the
bank that about the 18th inst the prisoner
had tho funds ntrusted to his care the sum o
and added that the accused had aulnltteu MS
guilt The accused defended by John Sedgwlck esd
In answer the questions OF counsel Tor the deense
the complainant stated that on the lith inst no DC
suspicious that the accounts OF tho accuseu "oo
garbed and had intended 10 speak 10 him on the sub
ieet that Baker had departed for Long Branc: On
the following day he returned, and the compalneht
then accused him OF being short m his accounts. The
and an examination OF the books showed tnaI thcfe
was deficiency in his accounts OF over $4,000 Ihe ac
cused stated that this amount had Dcen taken wlt SA
years. that when tho bank removed from Chathamst in
1861 his books square. one false entry OF $lOO
was found, and others Of lesser amounts Large amounts
the bank funds had been used 10 conceal previous 40
alcations false entries being USED 70 cover UP to
priations had also oyercharged banks IN many IN
stances The accused admitted that no had Bpeou'
lated In stocks and that no had on one ocoa,
sion been robbed or $1,000 Dy ,in man "a Hph haen
stolen by broker 10 whom he had lntrused thenL
sci for the defeDSe asked, the complainant II e u IL
know that the greater portion OF uc amount aPpiUpt
atcd had been taken over three years ago tOhPii i,
could tell ANYTHING about The datesi no uoW INV
that the entire amount had not Decn u. my
time The greater portion OF the amount might
of accounts were had. Counsel remarked tnht o al
endeavOr prove that Mt least $4,000 OF n ,oea ud
legged 20 have been stolen taken previous " " io, & ont
Therefore. by reason OF the statute OF hltalo; We" ~
aide of the Indictment His object In doing ths was W
lessen the amount OF bail that would De s norr
quosted that tho examination 20 set oyt ~ Oh o.ock
day The magistrate named fIuay az, oon,miited 10 "A
a IN The prisoner was then temporarily coni''o~ W
celIi I'm he TOinbs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
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LIED

BEssON-Drovnd Of rynstOn Frd.y Aarus 49, Ao.se
Hampton second Of Jeremiah sna Rebscc ,d
temporarily inferred in the Cemetery at Tatytowa
CATNG0n MONDAY Aug 49, Grace e. daughter Of
Tie relatives and friends respectfully attend her fuer.i
on WEDNESDAY afternoon O'clock from the residence Of her nt
i4.' Edward N'y Se''nh near o'''r'''' Hunters Point
DUsENBERRy Guy,dotte West yirgn, Tae.i, Aeg H.
G Dusenberry' formerly Of this civ -
GBsoEAt Townsend Mas Monday evening As 10 Charles
Foneral at Mount Auburn Mass on "Wednesday morning
GooDRICH-At sarso Tuesday Aug 90 Ezra Goodrich Of
Notice Of the funeral n the evening psper,
HART1A Pfe5 Mass MO9isy Aug 49, lnsr shOs Illness.
His relatives friends Profession respectfully svleS
iS ook ofo MS funeral 'm i'V chapel on "'''''' morning
LocKwO0DA. u.guspsugh Rhode r;Iqud Saturday As5 H.
Cincinnati Ohio papers please copy
Frederick W. Lord IL tbe 5li rear
o'clock Relatives aud friends Of the family invited to attend without
further notice,
p and Ellen G. Tilton. aged ye4s.
relatives end fieR q The family are respectfully invited to attend the
Brooklyn on "Wednesday, at 3 O'Clock p IN. u
Van Tpyi iaas Webb aged
Funeral ibis day "Wednesday o'clock m from the residence o.
are a REEia RaEtea NO. 40 st. 000' A''
wEsTBRygLT-ou Monday Aug 49, at Nev.Bdghton IsAOd
John wes,eryet r, IN the Th year Of bis age :.
YswBrghton wenesiay Aug 2 O'Clock The snd
family further notice. Carr
win attendance TOnpknsve Landing the A
val Of the O'Clock boat from New-York.
WRIGHTOn Sabbath evening 49, In the 44 his
William Wright, Of the firm Of Robert l.. Maitland s. Co.
The relative, aud friends of the family invited to attend the funeral
his White Plains Wednesday a. a 10
O'Clock train VIII leave Harlem depot corner TwensrhsI. Al
lOi o'clock.
Y0tYGon Tue the 10th Inst at the Mansion House Bookra.
Of the bn Johnnie only child OF John Russell and Rosa
Young. aged years. weeks and , dsyS
The resas win be Cd 70 Washington Service. tins (welnesii,
afternoon tie Mansion House. Brooklyn Feais Of
the family respectfully invited 10 attend
funeral OF Gov Joseph Wright Of Indiana late United States
Berlin will take place at So Paug Uhuch.
orner Twenty and Fourtaye EewlOTk Thursday
next. August 22 at 3 O'Clock p
pASiEL DREW, OLIVER HOYr.
AUSTIN BADowIS h. L. Ross Committee
Nel0- York, Aug H. 1857.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-21
NEW W-ZEALAND.
THE FLOODs--DEsTITUTION IN THE VARANKl
PROYINCE-DISC0NTEN WITH THE STAFFORD
GOyERNMENT-MAORI AFFAIRS.

THE FLoOps-DEsTITUTIoN IN THE YARANKE
RoVINCE-DIsCoNTENTW WITH THE STAFFORD
GOYERNMENT-MAoR AFFAIRS.
Wellington dates are to tho 6th July. The
JndeDede of that day says: Tho session Of the General
Assembly opens here Tuesday, the 9th inst and IN
day or two the members from north and south VIII
rive by the steamers at Wellington by the last adyces
his Exceency the Governor was stl Ht Auckhnd but IL
is xpcc4ed he will De down In time for opening
Wellington has also felt the full violence of the Jnne
storms and the attendant floods Inc following extract
from lcter dated McLlhBtonJ loI Vi june, VIII give an
on Thursday night the river commenced rising very
fast and continued rising until Saturday ny whlch uno
the few dry about the lower part OF the town were
surrounded wide stretching sea Ihat my ythlca per-
sonage the Oldest inhabtant remembers nothing like
a. Inc Macguarie on the Wellington side backed up the
Re water and spread over the HAT fronting the town TO
the depth of about three feet IL was up 70 he posts In
stores escaped being flooded by few inches only One
two houses washed away from the bank OF the
river Paddy the Chinamans house. fences and all have
been carried off, and nothing but the bent and broken
fruit left to mark the spot where once garden
smiled over at Monteores IL rose up TO sorwePs door
and made island Of the Commissioners quarters. Tie
free about POnto have had To take to the
tains several Of their farms having been completely In
undated Eleven hundred sheep, II Is reported, have
been swep away at Murrumbrgee. No lives have been
lost here but families mt BurrandOng drowned
out Of eleven persons IN one any VINO were shepherd
been saved also hear that family have been drowned
near Dubbe fear the next news we get from down the
lie widcspread of desOatiOn. For part have
great reason 10 be thankful 1t is no worse"
The Sunday Creek" rush at Hoktika is said TO be
The dSSings at waimea are turning out well.
There has been a new rush 20 scandinavian Terrace
A late number Of the Charleston Argus Westland)
stated that fhe gold sent away from the Pahi district
had m 10 that time In the aggregate amounted in round
u,nhI Uas tben averaging above 1900 ounces weekly.
With the approach Of winter, destituti0n has again
made It's appearance III inc taTahaA' pro'noe' t"eh!