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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
SHOCKING CALAMITY.
4 Nan Shot and Frozen In the Woods
Letter Written While Dying.

At Fremont, Ohio, correspondent OF
the Cleveland Herald, writes under
date Of January 1lth:
A terrible accident happened foui
miles west of Fremont last niuht
About 4 o'clock Friday afternoon
Mr.. Boop, a young man of nineteen
years, loaded his gun and started ior
the woods to shoot an owl he had
seen. Not c)ming back, il was sup.
posed by his family that he had staid
with a neighbor all night. Saturday
morning search was made for him, aud
his dead body found frozen stiff. lie
had gone about eighty rods from his
fathers house, aud only some three
rods south of the railroad track. lie
was lying on his back, his left leg
drawn up, the right straight. He had
taken off his comforter from his neck
and folded it up and placed it under
his head, His cap and gloves were
on. The gun lay on the ground,
about three feet from his body. On
removing his body, under his left ell
bow was found whole sheet of note
paper, folded up one fourth size, aud
lead pencil sticking through the
paper, making large holes in the she t.
On opening 1t, there was found full
account Of the accident, written BY
himself, and signed with his fall
name. There were three or four
large stains of blood on the sheet,
aud some Of the words were obltcrat
ed. Tho whole was dimly written.
and toward the last considerably
sprawled out, as though he was weak
by the near approach of death.
Whether the wound was such that he
died by it, or was frozen to death, of
course, can never be known. The
charge Of the gun was shot, and the
whole contents OF the gun entered Just
below the navel. His clothes were
some burned, bctokeuing the muzzle
of the gun to have been close to him.
His coat and overcoat were both but
toned at the throat A portion of
the intestines protrudcd from the
wound, which was large enough to
put a man 50 hand in. The following
is copy of the letter, which | took
from the original:
"Dear friends, as this is sad acci-
dent to all, yet cheering to my soul /;
yet l will tell you how it Happened.
| was ready TO shoot an owl | walked
around the tree, and happened to trip
on stick, then slipped and fell and
the gun few out Of my honds and
struck tree with the lock aud shot
me. Take this to that dear compan.
ion of mine, to whom was engaged
to be married on the - day Of May.
Tell her the news as soon as you can
Tell her to meet me in heaven, aud
then we will join hands aud sing tho
song of Zion. Glory to the God
Tell her l love her dearly. Tell her
not to worry herself about me. /
want her to meet me on that bright
shore. Hove one and all and | love
her most dearly. ! bid you all good
bye. Ipray that you ail may meet
nc in better world. Father and
mother get brother Baldwin topreach
my funeral sermon, aud bury me in
the Protestant graveyard, where my
dear friend will be buried. | am now
going home to live with jesus forever.
Good bye. SAMUEL i. BooP."
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s. Adjournment.
THE TlFFIN SAVINGS AND BuILDlSa

-. M
TnE TlFFGN SAVINGS AND BUILDING
. Loan ASSOCIATION.
For those whO rant TO get interest
on small savings.
For those ph0 tgala 10 sapc some
Thing every month, but who would
spend it needlessly, if kept on hand.
For Clerks or Mechanics who de-
sire to acquire little-by-little somo-
thing to begin business with.
Tor those 'cto would save money
to buy or build a heme.
For those desiring 10 borrole money
to buy or build home.
For prudent young persons to
provide fund to go to housekecp-
ing with. a2'H'e
For Parents Or Guardians who
wish to lay by something FOR child
rem or minors.
For tehoeper can saUe money in
small sums to grow into a valuable
Investment
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FoRrrlrunE cp srocx


l6. If member neglect fer six
month to pay his mouthly dues ca
stock on which no loan has been
made, Tho Board Of Directors may 10.
clare the stock fortified, aud NAV
sell tho same ut any stated meeting
10 the best bidder, aud frou, the pro-
eeeds the claim of the aNosiaiion
shall bO satisfied Tac Board NAV
bid for and purchase stock thus sold.
FINrs.
AZ. For every neglect to pay at the
appointed time the monthly duos, 10
terest and dues, the delaultina party
shall pay 6ne Of ten cents on each
dollar tor every month L is thus nee.
lceied to be paid.
rs. Fines may be RENTED by the
Board of Directors, who may also
make suitable allowances for inonovs
paid IN advance,
ALTERATION OF CONSTITUTION.
40, This constitution may bo ni.
tered or amcpded at a special mcot-
ing Of the association called for the
purpose provided, at least two.
thirds or the votes ut such meeting
be givou therefor but no alteration
OF amendment shall be made, unless
a proposal to alter or amend the
constitution shall have been submit
ted at a stated meeting Of the Direc-
tors at least one mouth before lis
adoption, aud shall have been pub
lished ono week in two city papers.
MEETINGS OF THE DIREcroRs.
The regular meetings Of the
Board Of Directors shall be on the
----------------of each month,
at the Office Of the Secretary. Sew
On Directors shall constitute a quo
rum for the transaction Of business.
AT the 6rst meeting Of the Board,
the President shall appoint the fol-
lowing standing committees for the
year, viz:
On Loans and Securities, five
members.
On Claims and Accounts, three
members. ti.nr
On Printing and Stationery, three
members. t.f
On Books and Bookkeeping,
three members.
The order of business at the reg
ular meetings Of the Board will bc
as follows:
l. Rol'-call Of tho Board, and
reading of the minutes Of last meet
ing. uu
.. Treasurer's report.
.. Report of the Committee on
hoanS and Securities. ~,
4. Report of the Committee on
Claims and Accounts.
5. Reports of other Committees.
q. Presentation Of new business.
q. Reading Of the Secretary's
minutes for the evening.
s. Adjournment.
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TO TEACHERS.
} sCIIOOL TEACHERS.

5 no SCHOOL TEACIIEISS.
FTNHR SCHOOL LExAMINRRs or SENECA
a County, will hold exaInina ationH In the Grand
Jury Room, In the Court House In Tifnn. com.
mencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on each Saturday Of
October and November, and on the 7th and 18th
days OF December 1861.
No certificate win granted except on an exnmi-
- IAtion day.
JoHS MccAuLGy)
JAMES PILLARs, Examiners.
- r-rv ra. ST.. kINKwooD.
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Que share Of stork for caoh load taken
by him. ut 1 l
ENPENsE or SrCURrrS.
IL. Tho expenses attending axam.
iuetion Of titles, recording papers.
aud all other expenses occurring iu
the arrangement Of securities, shall
be paid by the parties taking the
loans.
INTEREST on LoANs.
10. For cvcry loau Of two hundred
dollars, the borrower shall pay for
interest ope dollar per mouth from
the time when the money is ready fot
payment,
FAiLrRE 10 GtvE SrcuRIry.
a. Ia case a borrower fail to give
satisfactory security for loans award
cd to him within one month from the
award, he shall be fined one dollar
for every loan that bas been ready
for payment, and the money may be
Immediately y &c loaned; prori,lci, that
tho Directors may extend the time to
give security.
FAILURE 10 PAY Durs.
45. The Directors shall have powol
to collect, without delay, by lcga
process, tho full amount of any loans
whenever the borrower shall neglect
to pay his dues, interest, or fines.
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BYLAWS.
SEAL.

The Seal Of the association shall
be device to be selected) in the cen
tire the name "TnE TlFPlS SAVINGS
AND BuILDING LOAN Association"
around the circumference, with the
date of the incorporation Of the
association.
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II r MARTIN M n

INORMBRLY OF MELMORB.-.LATE A
Il Hi(1enn In flc Aftuy ---haa pefrnNnentiy locn-
ted In riIiin and having had fifteen years expert
enre 10 the practice Of Medicine, he hopes to
merit and share the public patronage.
E5- ONCE In National Hall building.
All calls attended 10, either at nlght or day.
Also, ENaminlng Surgeon for Pensions.
aprig6Btfl n. u. MARTIN. NJ. u.
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l1uttitl.
SONG.

The snow lies White, and the moon gives light.
III out 70 the freezing more,
And ease my heart with one little song,
For none will be nigh to hear,
And It's my love, my Lowell
And its o my dear, my dear
les of her that III sing tin the Wild woods ring
When nobody's nigh to hear.
My love is young, she is young, is young,
When she laughs the dinlplc dips.
We walked in the wind and her long locks blew
Till swecily they touched my lips.
And IN out 10 the frceKing mere,
Whore tho stif reeds whistle 80 low,
aud i'il tell my mind TO the friendly wind,
Because have loved her 20.
d. s'Nai oUvIcJ '-WuI take place at Natl,
"a Hall, onnert Thursday evening, jan seth. 81
e fine pieces are in preparation. Let everyli
a turn cut.
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The Upper Sandusky Horror.
A Mother POlSOns Three Chlldrcn-The
Lives or two others attempted.

The Hancock (o) J:6ersoaiaa
furnishes the following particulars
relating to the late ease Of poisoning
at Uppe. Sandusky;
The woman, Mrs. Bowsher, until
the dnath Of her husband, few years
since, bore a good character and NOV
ed Ia good society. Since that event
she became dissolute and depraved,
aud in due time beealue the mother
OF three illegiumate children. Some
twO years since, man 20 whom she
became very much attached, proposed
TO take her in charge with the thres
younger children, IT by sUmo nieaaa
she could relieve herself OF her eve
legitimate children. She Immediately
SGT to work to effect tho object BY
means Of poison. About eighteen
mouths since, the eldest daughter,
beautiful and yirtaous girl Of eigh-
teen, died under circumstances thar
filed tho mind OF the aiteudihg ply,
siciNn with suspicion, but not spfi~
cient to warrant hip,,in taking de-
eisive Step. Subsequently,, anotbnr
daughter foil a victim, aud about
three weeks ago son. a young mae.
also died. Investigations Of private
nature were set ON foot which result
cd 10 her arrest and preliminary
examination bofnre a Justice, who
committed her for trial on the charge
Of murder. Tbs two other children
we're seized with illness bearing the
same symptoms as the peses which
had proved fatal, but were attended
70 ia timo TO save their lives, aud the
presence of arsoAic was discovered.
3 Elias Howe father o. the late Elias
Howe. Jr., the sewing machine lasen.
tor, aud brother Of The lnlo Williaui
Howe, Inventor o. the Howe lfgSs
bridge, dieda. his residences. 10 Can,,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
MiscELL...A,,lNIgoUs
ROBERT LYSLE co

ftenerat Insurance Agents, Life, Accident,
" Fire, and Marine insurance done Que he most
lfseouAbls terms Ofii'e In Commercial Row, op-
poslte First National Bank, Tinin, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23

III a Fine Sewing Machine is wanted
anybody. We refer him or rherto Mrs. Gibson,
Market street. She Is agent for tho uno1cel
Grover 4 BAKER machine. Look at the adj
tSement elsewhere. HHGl
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
yoLmER q KIRcHNER,
.IER RELIANT, TAIL6RA

A Nd DRALEas IN READY MADE CLOTH
4 n Ing. Gents Furnishing Goods, Hats Caps. sc.
Constantly on hand. broad Cloths, Cassi-
iheres aud r-st(nxa, Washington street. Tifin, O
Particular attention given to Custom Work.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
n Dive have the Agency for the best
esTlng Msehlne now 60 use. noySnitL
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
LUMBER AND COAL YARD,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & BRO.
CUccEssoRs TO L. Huddle 4 Co., Dealers Ia all
- kinds OF Lumber, LAth, Shingles and Coal. A
good assortment OF dressed lum6er constantly on
hand Flooring siding, plckets &C. for sale che ID
for rcAsh. Give US \ call. Once opposite Cun-
ningham's warehouse.
Tifin, Ohio, Aug p tSG7.-tf
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
rlIIDR. y. D. 0'c0NNER,

IL Tinin. has opened an once IN Tomb's Block
Immediately ovsr the PUstofner. lie hopes by a
strict attention to business, with twenty -four
years experience In the profession, to merit alb
eral share OF the public patronage.
Oihcs houra--irom A, n. TO Pm
90 Resiience-oHe mile South Of Tim, on the
flank hoad. tnoY23n6ni6.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23
Head Quarters for Sewing Machines.

come aud examine the genuine Howo sewing
Machlhe, At g. ". stlng's Sewing Machine rooms
which received the irsi premium At the Worlds
r.,s AZ e wori tsI, sT ~ s,s,s ,s,1,
and At the seneca County Fair this year. All
tnaoeinrt wAeraHlted. Sewing machlnls of All
kinda n,paired Machine oil enh needles kept
naratsnflg fnr n,tle. tt afrIft lrrNlW "a n
shop on Main street over Wagner A Krohs
0febqg stare. Lovir for the sign of the mtg
uun. June-Q 61.
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KLINE, LOWE q CO..

. N1nnaafsctu rers aiid Dealers in
SASH.
Doors. Blinds, Work cd Flooring, 40
f.I a.fHf aN as.e
IIAND RAILING, SCROLL SAVING AND
III Moulding OF al kinds and sizes "a ade TO or.
es At short notlee sud on liberal terps.
Those desiring to build will do well to call on
rs before purchasing elsewhere.
rt ~ All vrdera niled on the shortest notice.
shop on Market Stree, West Of the Court House
End neAr the wooden bridge, "a
rIFFIN, OHIO.
JaneeShissI , / = - " IE
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!. sss-p q .I ATrIs N,rION sol-
SP0RTSAIEN Il FARMERS

q. II. STING. aa Ih
NtftLL always keep FOR sale the cheapest and
~ bres hihes, shot Guns, Hevnlvers, Pistols,
fst.leF tiaskai shot poaches Game Bags Pock-
ets hatIes, Ngt9rs, Shot, Lead and Cartridge
lie - prepared % Do all kinds Of gun work fit
keysto loeks, 10 new kuils blAdes and lie ali
kinds ofsmNli hraes aud iron work s-ueraliy
lie rlll take orders TOR all kinds OF seal pfess.
t.h them a. eheAp as they can be cot 10 larger
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YTIJIjqYIM MEDICAL.
.vreWs H. SLOWER,
DIR. ]. A: ROYER

ITAg PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN OUR
II cry, aud oilers his professional services 10
the citizens Of this place and vicinity.
d. Ds-OfFICE, At his residence. on Perry street
In the Heuse lately occupied by Dr. Gibson
Apr3n2i-'g5.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23

In Liberty Township q revival is progrcssin
tho Olive Branch church. United Brethcrnj
der the minisiratlon OF Rev. samuel Essex. |
very rlanr nnnNnr alnn -arar.nuL..-I- :. = -
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1868-01-23

~, Before any money is paid for
loans awarded, security to the salts
faction OF the Board Of Directors
Shall be given by tho borrower, who
shall pledge TO tho association at least
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05
The Diamond Ring.

nIcKET NO. 1A WON THE DIAMOND
i Ring which was rafled for at the Express
Saloon. The holder Of tho ticket can obtain bis
prize by applying at the Express Balloon, Gold
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05

Another Prominent Democrat out FER
Grant.
from the Providence Journal, September H.
The following letter from the Hon.
Joseph ". Blake, who favored Mcclellan
in the last Presidential contest, was
read at n Republican meeting in Bristol
on Monday evening. Mr.. Blake was for
many years Acknowledgement of the
State, and is confessedly one Of the
ablest men at the Rhode Island Bar:
"BRIsroL, SEPTEMBER :, ls6s.-Dear
Sir 1T will not be in my power to at
tend the political meeting this evening,
but, fully Impressed with the conviction
that no one was ever elected President,
from the foundation Of the Government
to this time, whose election was so i'm
portan, to the country as Grants cleo
tion now is. | am willing to do any
thing in my power in aid of his election,
and | authorize you and Mr.. s. to
use my name for me to become a MEM
Der of the club, TO subscribe"what You
think right for me to contribute towards
the necessary expenses, and pledge me
for as much talk when the time comes
for speeches rs anybody IN town would
care to hear from me. Yours, truly.
"JosEru VI. BLAKE"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05

REPUBLICAN FIoHT.-Yesterday after
noon quite u lively knock down, pick up and
drag out fight occurred between Republican
men, at the Granite mill, Gold Hill. The
parties were a colored Republican and an in
dividual not so black. After they had pun
meled each other to the entire satisfaction OF
the bystanders, they were separated, with
only closed eyes and some scratches about
the face. We expect BY this time the
colored Republican has 4 black eye.-Safe-
guard Of this morning.
We called at the scene of action afore-
said this forenoon, upon reading the
above item, and found the story rather
of II humbug, no fight having occurred
there at all, and, moreover, the Granite
mill has been closed for numerous
months. The true groundwork for the
item was this One Pollard, n Democrat,
who lived with his wife and children in
u little house on the Tunnel Toll Road
grade, opposite the Granite mill, yestcr-
day afternoon, being rendered most
Dcmocratically rambunctious by the
imbibing too freely Of Democratic
whisky, or perhaps getting a big disgust
on over the totally ruined hopes OF the
Seymour and Blairites in this locality,
be started in and smashed up all the
crockery, glassware, and front windows,
and was going through the furniture at
q fearful rate, when he was squelched
by the police or some of the neighbors.
This ~obstroperous Democrat was taken
to the station house. So much for the
Republican fight. We must gently, yet
firmly, demonstrate with our new morn
ing contemporary, protesting in the mild
est name possible that such an infer
nal break us that to start in with beats
Tom Pepper, and he was kicked out Of
hell for lying. All joking, however,
aside, the blunder is II grievous one,
and we certainly hope our new morning
contemporary will hasten to correct it
forthwith, using u version for it,
which is absolutely correct.
FIRE ALARM.-A pulu m%attrasss acci-
dentally taxing FIRE at a house on South
D street, neaa the Savage works, yes
day afternoon, occasioncd n general
alarm of fire and turnout of engines.
A bucket or two of water was efsectual.
SMALL.Pox.-Dr. c. G. Greco told US
this morning that there were no new
cases Of the above disease at Virginia
besides the four already known Of.
Those are getting well.
CoxNEcrED.-The connection in the
Imperial mine, by reans Of the winze
between the 700 and 300-foot levels,
was completed Saturday noon last.
The ventilation Of the mine throughout
is now as good as could he desired.
BAD SlpEwALK.-Soue OF the side
walks on South c street, Virginia, are
in a terribly dilOpidatcd condition, es-
pceially opposite the Savage works.
Chief Strouse should see that they are
attended to before the winter sets in.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05

Charges ut San Francisco Rnt.s.
jy21 IF H..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05
,nn1y.Ls AND DEPARTURES.


Departures.
ny WELLS, FARGO AND co.s LINE.
NJ Hollistcr, E Jackson, Frank Denver
and daughter, ] W Ellyson. A Booth and
wife, c 8 Sloa. and wife, Mr. Sunderland, J
d Sullivan, David Randall. LF Beatty and
wife, W T Caldwell, W H Bates, ] Zenter.
Mr. McLand, Jennie Bartlett, NJ Daley, NJ
Hawks, A Baum, 7 W Allen and wife, ] ]
Dunn. w G Frank, S B Mooney, Mr. Skune,
WIN Meadows, AK Stevens, F J Brown, JB
Jeffrics and wife, ] A C%arnahan, B Howard,
r Scheibler, J Beck, Jas Mccarthy, Fred
Mcdowell.
BY WOODRUFF AND ENNoR's LINE.
John Saxton, ] Estep,F ] Halanpan, VIM
Page, Dan Coon, L NJ Walker, S Smith, Pc
O'Glamer. Mrs 1 Bolin, H Roach. H Mullen.
Thos o Valley, Tim Murray, H W Jacobs,
James Brown, L E Houghton, Il Walter, II
Nelson, 6 Plat, Chas Cole.
By PACIFIC UNION EXPRESS LINE.
Miss Lendiman, Mrs Stein, ] Mack.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05
OAKLAND SEMINARY,
20 Il YOUNG LADIES!

YOUNG LADIES!
THE NEXT TERM OF THIS INSTl.
Competent and experience Teachers I'LL each de-
partment Of study.
This School affords all the advantages OF q
thorough English course, the Ancient and Mod
ern Languages, Calisthcnics, Gymnastics, Music,
and all the Ornamental Branches.
For Catalogues, containing full information,
please address
MRS. G. II. BLAKE. Principal,
Oakland. California.
RErEnEScEs-Rev. Saml. II. Wiley, Oakland;
Hon. Sherman Day, Oakland; Rov. A. F. White,
Carson City. je25 sm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-05

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT.
The merits OF this Linimcnt are well known: Its
effects are instantaneous, soothing, and WONDERFUL.
Cuts. bruises, sprains and swelllngs are 80 common,
and certain TO occur In every family. that a bottle OF
this Linlment Is the best Investment that can De
made. ..
sending for the doctor-it Is cheaper than thcdoctor,
and should never be dispensed with.
READ THE FOLLOWING:
81 take pleasure In recommending the Mexican
Mustang Imminent as q valuable and Indispensable
article for Sprains, Sores. Scratches, or Calls on
Horses. Our men have used It for Burns. bruises,
sores, Rheumatism, &C.. and all say i acts like
m.eic" J, W. HEWITT,
FOREMAN for Amer'n. Wells, Fargo's and harnden's
Express.
while skating last Winter. was entirely cured in one
week. after she commenced using ySnr seiGSTsicd
GIouccster, Mass, August J, 1866.
Quick and sure II certainly Is. All genuine is
wrapped in stecl.plate engravlngs, bearing the sigma
ture or G. ". wcstUrook. Chemist, and the private
d. s, stamp or DrXLs BARNES & Co. over the top.
An ecort has been made to counterfeit II with q
cheap stone plate label. Look closeIvi-
Sold by all Druggists. and Stores. at p ana soets..
aud 81.
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Notice q!
Masonic Notice.

OLIVER STAR LODGE No. 5, F.
- & A. ", meets at their Lodge. WV
room, corner Main and Blanchard Nh
streets, Gold Hill, every SATURDAY
EVENING At Z o'clock. Stated communications,
srst Saturday in each month. All Brethren IN
GOOD standing are cordially invited.
. BY order Of the W. II.
Sold Hill August 1, 1855. auld
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ASSAY OFFICE
III. III A II H ),
CITY

THE UNDERSIGNED. ESTABLISHED AS
Assaycr eight years In California, and for
over five years In Nevada. has removed Ills otiice
to Silver CITY. where he will attend TO any bust.
ness intrustcd TO him with promptncss and care.
Gold, silver and Ores Of Ever. Descrip.
tion Carefully Assoycd,
And returns Of Bullion made within six hours
In Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
Dcpositors.
q Mint
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-04-04

The JOSEPHINE SAFE.-Yesterday
brought US the first certain intel
libence that the splendid new steam
ship, Josephine, had gotten safely
off the bar at Brazos Santiago-af-
ter being aground for more than
week. The letter of our local
editor, who made the pleasure trip
on the Josephine, and had more
than he bargined for, but who stood
by the good ship like an ancient
Mariner. gives the particulars of
the first few days amid the break
ers, We are grieved to learn that
one faithful employee of the ship
lost his life in rescuing companion
from the jaws of death; but it is
fortunate that no more persisted.
The danger was great, and only
staunch new ship, and the b
management, courage and eneagy,
prevented greater calamities.
Mr.. Andrews will be up to-mor-
row on board the Josephine, which
lift yesterday and touches at India
nola, and will give a full history Of
til eventful voyage.-GalueStOn
Dispatch.