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The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
The Black Rock Mines.

1t appears that these mines really establish
ing their worth and superiority, after much doubt
aud long delay, and we hear of several parties who
preparing to go thther with mills and avail them
selves OF the advantages offered by that rich min
eral district. The ore sent as test to Dalrs mills,
has proven its unguestionable richness, as announc
ed by letters parties who witnessed the working
process, and weighed the result In addition to all
this evidnnce of the richness and traeticabty of
Black Rock ores, the Eastern Slope Nevada pa
per, furnishes the following: 1.-The ore from this
locality, which is being reduced at Dall's mill, is
not yet quite finished; but is sufficiently COM
petion TO enable TO state that the results thus
far obtained are complete vndicatou of Mr.. lsen
bechs ability to reduce the rebelous ores OF Black
Rock, and also irresistible proof of the richness
of the Black Rock mines. Any one curious III the
matter can, by visiting Dall's mill see the bars Of
bullion, the amalgum, and the simple way in which
the ore is worked. Mr.. Isenbeck does not pretend
that he is getting all that the ore ought to yield.
He said from the first that he could not work the
ore with satisfactory results to himself with the
facilities furnis hed-but would prove Black Rock
enough better than Comstock to satisfy willing
to be satisfied. He has nobly redeemed his prom
Use, and has at the same time completely answered
the sanderers who have for months been traducing
him. For the truth of everything in the above
skeptcs are respectfully referred to Mr. John Dali,
or Mr.. James Hiskey, and further cordially in
vited to visit the mills and see for themselves.
"On account Of the bursting of retort the most
of the syield of the rock is yet in amalgam We
cannot, therefore, give the exact figures; but are
authorized TO say that the Snow Storm crushed
from $40 to 5000 per ton; Black Prince $3.50 TO
81 IS per ton, and the Emerald about $3.50 per ton.
We would further say that these estimates are not
made to be reduced when the final and exact result
is obtained, but in the earnest and honest convic-
tion that they are below the real results
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For the RECORD.
Withdrawal. w

Farewell. a long farewell to all my greatness :"
To the dear people of the Third Congressional
District: l regret to give the pain they must needs
feel at the announcement of my final determine
ton to remain no longer in the field of glory as
candidate for Congress. Although urged by many
anxious friends to continue the race throughout
the season, have, upon mature reflection in con-
nection with numerous tears unanimously resolved
to decline. Under more aspicious circumstances,
would per adventure suffer myself to be prevailed
upon to remain candidate; but the duty owe to
certsin esteemed associates. including wife and
children. "over whom have no CONTROL forbids
the diabolical enterprise.
Thus early retiring from the course over which
We have been making such a splen did race desire
to whisper encouraginely in the ear of my old
friend Fay" Go it trhle sou re youug''
Those magnificent plug hats, which the generous
Meusdorffers found 50 much pleasure in presenting
to ''Cafornias loveliest Congressman, the latter
gentleman will wear with majestic pride; and the
numerous photographs with autograph attachment
received from ardent patriots desiring federal ap-
pointments. will be consigned to the Rogues por-
trait Gallery. mayhap to point moral" possibly
to adorn free-luneh saloon.
Relieved at length of the obligation to legis,ate
for an unappreciatiye constituency shall again
betake myself TO the study OF philosophy in the
sylvan shades of Oak Arbor. procure a small
quantity of cheap religion. resume All honest and
hono7she yocatien-the chicken culture and i1y
plans and hates schemes to promote health. wealth.
con,entment and longevity. Profoundly thankful
g., -.
prospect Of receiving. now incontinenty subsids;
and remain. loyal fellow citizens
Year most ohedient.
D. JOHNSON
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SOLD Orr-A report is mentioned by the Marys-
vile appeal. to the effect tha, Colonel Wilson has
sold out his railroad line, track locomotives cars
etc., to the Central Pacific Railroad Company. If
such is the fact, ths, paper anticipates tie cemple
ton Of the road TO Marysvle in short space of
time. 1t would be gratifying to know tha, some,
body had got control of the Ynba Railroad who
would make connection with the Oroville Railroad
thus placing Northern California in communication
with tide water. California Ralroad men appear
% Be very slow coaches and pretty they will
experience an awakening that viii be somewhat
astonishing TO the old ladies and to the tekettes
they are using for engines
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SrI cIpE OF A BoY.-Joseph Gurnett. q little boy
ten years Of age. Windsor, Sonoma county, CON-
mitted suicide on Saturday last under the follow
Ing circumstances: He had sold stake rope Of his
fathers, who promised him a thrashing if be did
not return it. He went to the drug store and in
his fathers name obtained bottle Of strychnne.
saying that it was for the purpose Of killing dog
From there he went to the school house and crawl
"a underneath and swallowed most of the poison.
He made pillow of a mass of paper. folded his
arms over his head and covered his eyes with his
cap In this position he was found dead yesterday
afternoon.
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frpaE PlrzzR, in late speech st Virginia City,
Nevada, is said to have related the following which
will be found Of local Interest to the people Of oro
viile
Seven hundred men went from Marysville to
oroviiie. on tree train. 70 attend an opposition
Union meeting. held there in couuterblast on ]. P.
Hoses appointed meeting, and 10 drew of $40 Of
the Tree train men, who had to pay their way back
10 Aarysvile because of their desertng the Repub-
can stand, and lending their ears and Welding
their convictions to HoSe.-
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AAKYsvrIlH wooLrs NILL--Sssam has been
raised on the machinery of this institution for the
sesung OF the engine, etc. Itproved satisfactory,
and II Is expected that viii be in operation in few
DAYS II IS stated that the company have been
purchasing large quantities of WOOL preparatory to
commencement Of operations.
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CArHARINE O'CoSSoK, living on the Ocean
House road from San Francisco, supposed to have
committed suicide last Saturday evening. from the
fact Of her dead body being found in pool Of wa
ter not more than q foot in depth, near the house
abe lived in
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srIcIpE.-Yesterday at abou, O'Clock the 18th
lost, man by the name of John Samuels, who
had been working recently at Briggs ranch, COM
mi'ted suicide at the tailor shop Of l. Perry, on
Second street. near the corner of D. in Marysvie by
cutting his throat from car to ear with a razor
completely severing his windpipe and the jugular
vein
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PACIFIC MAIL s. S. Comply.
STEAMSHIPS FOR
NEW YORK, JAPAN 4 CHINA.
VIII be dispatched follows:

~. LEAVE FOLSOM STREET
.SSeAsA&A Wharf at IL O'Clock A. NJ of the following
dates Tor PANAMA. connecting. via Panama Railroad
WIN one OF the Companys splendid steamers from
On the 10TH 18th and 3Oh of each month that has &C.
days.
On the 10TH 10th and 3oh of each month that has 81
days.
When the 10TH 10Th and ah fall on Sunday. tbev will
leave on Saturday preceding; when the 18th falls on
Sunday. they will leave Monday following.
Steamer leaving San Francisco the 10th touches at
Manzanlo. All touch at Acapulco
Departure Of 18th or 18th French Trans
atlantic Co.'S steamer for ST. Nazaire and English
steamer for South America
Departure of 10th connects with English steamer for
Australia, southampton, and South America and p r.
R. Co.'S steamer for Central America
1he following steamships will be despatched on dates
as given below:
Steamers for August.
Aug l9th-sAcRAMENTo. Captain J. NJ cavarly con-
Aug. 3o-MONTANA, Capt. E. S. Farnsworth connect
ing with ARIZONA Capt. Maury,
PASSENGERS berthed through Baggage checked thro'
100 pounds allowed each admit
An experienced Surgeon on board Msdc;na and ~,
tendance free. ~ ~ "
These steamers will positively sail at IL O'Clock PAS
sengers are requested to have their baggage on board
before 10 O'Clock s-e W ~
Through tickets for Liverpool by the Cunard lnman
and National Steamship Lines be obtained at office
OF the P. NJ, S S Co., San Francisco
FARGO L co ' WILLIS
The GREAT REPUBLIC" Capt. s. poane. will bs
dispatched SEPTEMBER Sd. a. noon and will be foi
lowed by Craftsmanship CHINA Cant (eo u ri
bury. October 14th from wharf corner nj Firs, al
Brannan streets. for Yokhoma and Honkonp connect
ing at iokohoma with the steamer COSTA RIGA fo-
Shanghai. $500 -
For passage and al other information apply 4. the
Pac1hc Mail Steamship Co. Office corner Of Sacrauen
to and Ledesdorf streets
OLIVER ELDRIDGE. Agent.
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HIGBY's majority for Congressman in the Second
district is 420. His own county, Calaveras polled
a majority against him. We never see Hgby's
name without having an irrepressible desire to re-
peat the following doggerel
'Oh, the pup, the beautiful pup.
Drinking his milk from china cup
Ganlbolng round so frisky and free,
First gnawing bone, then biting flea.
Jumping,
Running
After the pony
Beautiful pup, you'll soon be bologna
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

SUDDEN pEArH.-Anton Hecker died very sud
denly at his residence near Douglas City. Trinity
county on the 9th inst He had waded the river on
his way home. and overheated himself in his
haste to get there. that he was seized with cramp
oholic Ito which he was always suhjec) and died
soon after arriving.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

SOLOMON STAPLES, a farmer residing five miles
east of Vacavilc, on the Telegraph road commit
ted suicide on the 18th inst. by banging himself to
. rafter in his barn. Deceased was a widower and
has left two young children Pecuniary difficulties
supposed to be the cause.
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SALT LAKE.-This singular town covers an area
Of about nine square miles. 1t is one of the most
beautifully laid out cities in the world The streets
are very wide. with water running through nearly
every one of them. Every block is surrounded
with beautiful shade trees In fact. says admir-
er, the whole nine miles is almos, one continuous
orchard.
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Nor CoMiNG.-Mr. Wordsworth, the Register in
Bankruptcy, will not visit Marysville. as was an
nounced last week. Judge c. f.. Filikins has been
appointed Commissioner, and will attend to all ap-
plications in that line
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"HIGBY ELECTED !" is the joyous exclamation of
many partisan papers who have been mourning
over defeat. II is asserted also. that he was the
only one on the ticket who fairly and squsrely ad-
vocatsd negro suffrage. Ergo--the people of Cal
ifornia are really in favor of manhood suffrage
ESad there is just sufficient wool to cushion the
back seats the defeated party is obliged to occupy
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

EDWARD A. McGRorH, passenger on the
schooner Brilliant, which arrived from Nendocino
Monday night, died suddenly while the vessel was
entering the harbor.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

0ENEEAL GRIFFIN died of yellow fever at New
Orleans, September 18th. General Mower takes his
place for the present, as commander of the Fifth
District. including Louisiana and Texas.
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TEE steamer John L. Stephens will sail for Alaska
touching at Victoria for passengers only, on Mon
day, September 23d.
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THR ADDRESS Of General Bidwel, delivered be-
Soce the fourteenth State Fair, on Wednesday eve
ming Of last week, is spoken Of well written and
an able agricultural paper,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Born Michigan and New York, BY their Consti-
tutional Conventions now in session. have rejected
female Suffrage by large majorities, but have con-
fered suffrage on all negroes over twenty.cne
years Of age.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

TIE GRAND SULTAN has sent an ambassador to
Washington. He met Uncle Samuel at the Paris
Exposition, and became favoraby impressed with
hia looks
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JOHN DAY was accidentally knocked overheard
from the sloop Chelse Smith, near Alcatraz Island
on Friday, and drowned He was about 2S years
Of age and native of New London, Connecticut
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

IT Is reported that purse of 500 900 is to be
raised in San Francisco, for Mr.. Gorham, with
which to publish evening paper in opposition to
the Bulletin.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

TEE total receipts from internal revenue in the
San Frsncisco District during the mo nth Of August
were 3sl7 ,533 s4.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE.!
HEAD QrARTyss FIFTH BRIGADE, c. M
oRovIIIE, Sept. 18th, 1867.
SPECIAL. ORDER NO 5;
WIRST-The Orovilic Guards. Lie a Il n.
II ant George H. Crosette commanding will hold an
election and elect Captain fill vacancy caused by
the resignation Of Captain Simpson Said election
of Companys armorv. in the town of Oroville.
California. Thursday evening September DOTH 1867
ad-Captain George c. Perkins is hereby appointed
TO preside at the said election and report the result
thereof 70 these head quarters provided in Section
18th Of the Militia Lsw OF the State. BY order
s s. RUSSELL,
Captain and setting BrIgadier General,
Commanding 5.h Brigade. y. G. C.
Attest H. P DOWNER.
Major and A. A 4. General 5fh Brigade.
y. g. c. California
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Crowd CoxIHo.-Seventy thousand German
immigrants have been booked for passage to Cali
fornis the present season.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Precursor OF WINrEK.-Wiid geese have made
their appearance in the San Joaquin Valley
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

4 wEsrERN exchange says: From present ap-
pearsnces, within five years Minnesota will have a
population of over one million people.
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Attention Company A. Orovtlle Guards !:
Aou are hereby ordered srpcA- 5; your a-mory on
purpose Of eiecting Capes;u Of the COMPANY yice
Captain Simpson resigned
Al members having uniforms Snd sccuutrs-
nenss VIII return them to the zrmorv forthwith
spection By order. r. P. D0WSER. lst Sergeant.
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eorHIA BIRDsALL LATHAM. wife of Hon. Milton
s. Latham died At the residence Of her husband in
San Francisco last week.
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STAGES LEAVE ORO-

&E - vile every Monday, Wednesday and
FdAy, and arrive in Indian Valley the day four
O'Clock P. Stages leave Indian Valley every Monday
Wednesday and Friday and arrive in Orovie the next
day At O'Clock P. n.
The line is well stocked for sta8ins and it h well
Known that this is now always WA and Win be-
the shortest and best route from OroviHe to Indian VAL
ley. fzre q. cheap any other route.
4 l. GARLAND, Proprietor.
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TEE sugar refneries Of San Francisco sent to mar
kss lsst month ls9 tons Of sugar.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

C.H. PEARsE, grain dealer. in San Francisco, of
the firm Of Schletter Il Pearse, was drowned at
Santa Cruz on Sunday.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Kn CAKsox is highly recommended ss Superin-
tendept Of Indian Affairs in New Mexico.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

TEE SlsxIrou County Fair will commence Oc-
tober sd.
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RETu r n Ed,

IOHN c. JENKINS. late OF Ferxuson,s
- Old Hair Cutting Headquarters informs the cit-
q Oroyiile the public generally that he has
returned OroviIle, and is permanently located on
Hunton street between Montgomery and Bird streets
where he hopes by god work and strict attention to
business, to merit share OF pubic patronage.
July 18th ese7- JOHN c. jTSkfNS.
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IT Is reported that Ex-Governor William Bigler
u Pennsylvani, is intriguing for . position in
Johns0n's Cabinet.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Ar San Francisco. on Sunday last. G. ". Balam
was gored BY . bull and 30 badly injured that he
died Of his wounds in q few hours.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

rns g. 8. war steamer Osipee is At the Bay, and
y being visited BY many.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

MIsHELs. of the San Francisco Times. conrrsfu-
lstes himself upon the fact that the triumphant
Democracy cannot repeal the Ten Commandments
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
oRov1LLE. SATURDAY SEPT. 2lst.

TEE Oregon City paper mill has been sold by the
Sheriff. The mill and machinery brought sli oo0
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Tss iron manufactures Of San Francisco are
crowded with business.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

E.J. LEwIs has retired from the Red Blue Sen
eiaei.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

AxrzlL has 2.2ll majority over Phelps in the
fir& District.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21

Two hundred hoop skirts were sent to Japan.
awhile ago, a commercial venture. The Japs
covered them and made umbrellas Of them.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-09-21
U. S. MAIL LINE!

From o-oviue Quincy, and Indian Valley Shor.es.
and Best Route
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oRovILLE WATER WORKS.

<AOM and after August Lat 1857 al
moneys arising from the sse ~ ua.sr' - A., .nJ
on NE lst OF each month in advance, and must
vii be shut o. Co.,. - ~ =. ~ r1x,T ~ 80
orovine August let, 1857. ~
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CO, JOCKEY CLUB

MEETING Of said Club is called for
IN TUESDAY EVENING, SEPT 24ih. at 5 O'Clock to
make arrangements for the Fail ting and races to
OF about the 22i of October Meeting al Free-s
Saloon- BY order. GEO. H. CRoSETTE Secretary
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
LOOK MERE! LOOK nERE!l
GREAT REDUCTION!
OPENING OF SPRING TRADE
Clothing and Dry Goods for the Million:
3. MARKS 4 CO.,
a RE NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH
IA the inhabitants Of orovile and surrounding
~, with everything appertsiuine Frst Class Dry
Goods and Clothing Stora
FRENCH CALICO,
Fneen. twenty TWENTY-FIVE and thirty cents Per yard
Blesched and Unb,esched MSsftns
Cheaper than ever.
Black and Colored silks,
Figured Linens
Scotch snd Domestic Ginghar3s,
Linen Lawns,
SIX and Wool Barge
Striped and Plain Nainsook.
Table Cloths Of all kinda
Irish and French Linens
Towels and Napkins,
Furniture Prints.
Curtain DamAsks,
Floor and Table Oil Cloth
Carpets. French Corsets
Laces Busle Trimmings.
Dress Buttons
And large variety Of Notions
LADIES' HOOP SKIRTS.
From 81 IS to s. o.
We are also in receipt of fine stock of Gents and
Boys Clothing, which We defy competition The larry
est cheapest and best selected introduced this
place. Come and judge for yourself intend to
convince everybody that are NO HCMBrGS and
can sell cheaper than any other house.
We also want to dispose OF 5000 pair of Boots and
Shoes at cost on account Of decline in the market
The trade Of the country dealers is solicited they
from IS to 20 per cent by laying cash
with US. on fair business principle.
Ladies' ind Cdrens Elastic Caters so cents per rair
B. MARKS CO..
Opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel, Montgomery ST. orovfle
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NOTICE TO
OWNERS OF MlNERALLANp
U. s. SURVEYORS OFFICE.
D. D. BROWN,
Z. s. Deputy Surveyor for Mineral Dt.,rtet
NUMBER THREE
Embracing Butte, Sierra, and Plumas Counties.

Wee at Union Hotel, Ur0ville. Claim.
ants who wish to acquire perfect titles 10 their
sary for that purpose -AA'' AeNe'
LAninauons made on mines and other property and
or Express r .n'9,,sn n pgnySs ross oin'e
ap30n Denp,v s,,-rs O~S f'-,,
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At.en,ion Company a. oroxtue Gn.pa,


aeommencenent Of operations.
Attention Company 4. Oroville Guards !:
Yen are hereby ordered appear $; your a-mory on
Thursday evening September 18th q, O'Clock. for the
purpose Of e.ectlng Capesiu Of the Cu,upSny vice
Captain Simpson resigned
AL members having uniforms. Snd aecouere-
ens VIZ return them to the 2rmorv forthwith for IN
si'ection By order. &. P. D0WSER. lst Sergeant.
MISCELLANEOUS.
~ ST EcEIv Ep!!
SPLENDID AssORT TMExr
S y M N Err CLOTHING!
OF THE LATEST sTYLEsl
And Great Variety
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
TRIMMINGS,
STAPLE GOODS,
LADIES' MISSES CHILDEEN's. GFNTs' AND BOYS
n ATS!
The best assortment ever offered in Orovle
c A r ETS,
Floor and Table Oil Cloths of all kinds and qualities
and in fact everything that be kept in rs,-cass
Dry Goods and Clothing Store at prices that
compete with D. y. FRIESLEBEN.
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Dated, City of Oak Artor, Sept. l5th.
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RS,@ PASSENGERS LEAVING
EES9t the Office in the morning. viii arrive
the same day al Meadow Lake City.
Office at the ST. Nicholas Hotel corner snd Sd sss
Marysvilie-
y. B.-Throuch Tickets, SIS.
J. A MURRAY Agent
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The prescriptions Of the various physicians residents
in Orovile since 1855 at whatever store originally put
up, all in my hands. Persons wishing them renew
ed can be readily accommodated.
Particular attention paid to the compromising Physi-
clans Prescriptions, and Domestic Remedies.
Orders from the country will be attended to with
and despatch
n19-tf A. MCDERMOTT
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1867-05-10

o. ssti % learn. from Egyptian r.-r,s
pom .-ut-, that she SPHINX has been sr..,ig
injured. ard is u.w So u.aI.y iu-iei iu '.ud
tina. i;- ieatu-es and colossal Vr0I r..us
arr aima-, iast.
The ssvrs attributed -. D.s-...s q,
shows the ,'.ru.1 .rl-..is;. .i o.. ti.reh
Emperor. &c Bl-m .r.s bl.rs NsT..-.r IN
bis - Ply toz.Eg tIs ,ar- f-s. 49, ;t. ri-.t
side and then on tie lett.
A i.1 oi co1u,,-i,I, hank r.-c B .y- vss
found DO Tie water a. tLe .oat g cN.1 street,
New York. They were % New I-lS. Wat
erbury. Ct, and Braul.n, VI. bauss.
Il is said thar a barrel Of -four can be
purchased in Paris, sent 90 Liverpool by rail
and steamer, and thence transported 10 a
sailing vessel 70 Boston at less expense than
1t can be purchased IN Boston
Miss Margaret;a Fox announces that sic
has been released by invisible agents from
the obligations imposed upon her BY the late
Dr. Name not 10 exercise mCdiumship in pub
lie, and has returned to Rochester TO resume
the spirit mapping business.
Letters from Spain state that there arc
symptoms that ;he present government feels
that Its lease OF power Is near az hand The
Queen Il negotiating FOR the sale Of her
landed estates, and as sent the greater paIs
Of her jewels and personal yeiasblcs into
France
The Worcester SPY insim-tos that several
parties theroabcut- have bten badly sv.nd-
led by an agen, OF a Rochester q. "
Nursery, who took extensive orders for trees,
with the money, and sent on packages sadly
deficient IL quality and quantity.
The Hudson y. !. papers say that there
are now no thieves confined IN The Columbia
county jail Blu; they ail to add the tx
PLANTATION; a female ;hict stole the KEYS
from the Jsilors and all the prisoners walked
out.
DE-. Cunning has published in London
smother prophetic book, called The Lag
Woe, n which be says ;ha, the Jew. s-.,
70 be converted as a nation. and the Psrsry
Is 70 Be ex IuEuished, between she autumu5l
EQUINOX Of 1906 and TIE same period Z
lo6>- The ril- is -i0--.
\ report Of tie Lynn .hoe market. n....
ces as % curi0Cs GcL the difference in si,ts
OF boots required by various sections ..T,e
southern aaIes wear boots Gu very high ID
the instcQ, tho ladies CO taiIiorn.a AMI me
western states require q broad. wide b.,-.
while Tor the Trade Of ol- New England ci,-
les, very narrow. delicate ss1peG boo; is
demsrdcG "