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Beware of Counterfeits Smith Tonic
Syrup has been counterfeited, and the coun-
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SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.
The genuine article must have DIR. John
Bulls private stamp on each bottle. DIR.
John Bull only has the right to manufac-
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Tonic Syrup of Louisville, Ky. Examine
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I will prosecute any enc infringing on my
right The genuines~ Smiths Tonic Syrisu.
can only be preparcdsby myself.
The public's servant,
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apl25 Louisville, Ky.
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BrOsvnIOSv Taking tke Oath
The Ayenger on His Track.

This despicable old sinner was sworn
see on Friday, and was so weak that the
door keeper was compelled to hold up
his hand. The scene is thus drawn By
Washington correspondent:
The Parson sat in a soft cushioned
chair at the left Of the chamber, aud
Immediately under one wing of the la
dies gallery. Being unable to rise and
walk over to the Presidents desk, Mr..
Colfax said the Senator could go through
the ceremony where he sat This an
nouncement drew all eyes in the direc-
ton of the Parson, who certainly pre-
sented the most extraordinary picture of
physical debility that was ever before.
witnessed by any Legislative Assembly.
Thad. Stevens might have been consider
ed, when brought into the Senate Cham
Der on mems shoulders TO take his place
among the managers in the memorable
days of the impeachment trial, the best
illustration up to that time presented of
the triumph Of intellectual will over a
shattered and PROSTATE bodily organism,
but Brownlow's appearance showed even
greater indications of physical wreck and
ruin, and yet the latter lacks no;hing Of
the same unconquerable mental fire and
energy that marked to his latest moments
the character of the Great Commoner
Brownlow lay back in his chair, his head
bent down, his face shriveled, CHASTITY
and of uuearthly hue, his hands clasped
in bony yicelike grasp, and his whole
appearance indicative of great physical
depression. As Mr. Colfax read the
oath, the poor cid Parson raised his fee
BILE arm, which shook with palsy and
dropped every moment to his side. As
sistant Sergeant at Arms Bassett went
over and sustained his arm through the
remainder of the ceremony, though the
old man made one or two desperate eff
forts by himself to sustain the right arm
by rropping it with the left hand There
were few in that Senate, no matter what
their politics. Sefelt stirred to commits
Grafton at Ealing spectacle of suf-
fering-.uns Dc eats x =, !, read
lily forgive g the b,s s. 81. IS the
sight Of so n,ia ell =. ssSrs % vat
ter nature. After he !. sktssNs D.la
the Parson stretched for. sSv'e
a glass of water, which shook kssa
fore it reached his lips gMs
slight as it seemed, had cdsSHlsts
hausted him. = -
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GafherfnGS.

GAPEs IN CHICKENS little or
none on corn dough-but feed plentiful
ly of wheat and corn bread. This has
been found to be sure remedy.
PLoUGHINa.-No rule is good for
ploughing as to depth. Plough light
warm lands deeper than moist and cool.
For corn plough not very deep, because
there's more risk to this crop from its not
early enough than from drought,
and deep ploughing tends to keep it long
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Wood ashes contain all the inorganic
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THE editor of the Paducah Herald
says :-"Paducah will not ask Generals
Raumfand Logan to build her bridge. :"
Well.s4ho are you going to ask Ger
tsinly not Metropolis or Union City
Union City Herald.
Most assuredly neither. Both put to-
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Pudncoh XCruM.
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FOR CONSTABLE.

We are authorized to announce GEORGE
NJ. WILBOURN, the present incumbent, as
a candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Constable in this district.
We are authorized to announce Capt. J.
w. EDMONSTON, as a candidate for Consta-
BILE in this Civil District, at the ensuing
May election. lnoy2ltd
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EpIroR couRlER-The folIowip

EDITOR COURIER - ne IolloWlnS
article clipped from Coienian's Rural
.egorld, l think the most sensible, con-
Use, and to the point, that l have met
with upon the same subject. For these
reasons | think reproduction of it in
the COURIER will be read with profit by
some, if not many of your subscri
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Planting and Care of Apple
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- ; enIy % suspend the erurssrsns'xi
sthe law for few months. That body
I'll not give up the power it has acquir-
ctorer the sxecutive department with
out struggle. Its reported in Wash
i1gton that Grars-is not at all pleased
with the prop5ith the 81 the Senate to
suspend the tef Esq. safh. raaw until
the beginning dion Weakley 2n of
Congress. He Ssees in ID vegtion that
the Radical members of tne Senate are
but little disposed to trust him.
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war. fumored that the Esgffsh
Minister'S as ascertained draft of the
speech AMI declared that it looks like
war
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thusissns Of the great party they eiped create ?
He Is foolish man who gives an acorn 70 his dis
ciple and says, Keep II for metz So with the
discoverer OF an idea. 1t grows in the very hands
which pass - round; coming back TO its jugger,
be says " gave you an acorn. TINS is tree,
1t II getting too big for me. You seek its shelter
instead OF NINE" And so does the chief Justice
go over his law books. Seeing In them, like the
lady of Shellott,
Shadows Of the world appear"
He once owned the acorn, and It had treated
him badly. The work has flown out of the fabric
OF the magistracy. There Is only one left him to
write on the prov of the boat 1.-THE Chief Jus.
tice," and go down the stream of time. Some Sir
Launcelot or other may say, sometime,
He hath lovely face,n
Bending over the great lineaments where so much
ambition sleeps. For after time is always merci
iui to man, If he have no deeper sin than politi
cal disappointment. FINN.
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DETITIOk
PETITION,

q
EouvELLK-oRLEASs, Is octobre 1853
Orleans:
Meesieurs-Les sousnes propretsres Bolivar
entire les POydras Commune
s nombre de peds mentionne noment respec
tueusemeDt votTe honorable corps que banques Ia
dte entire Commune sont dams un etat ou
les rerd mpsssables aux pietons mutt Ainsi
done petition oue las
al e. soent psvecs ct repsrees coformement
Ia lot pour lequel ous prierons etc
THOMAS O'HFIL, 662 pieds.
Patrick MURPHY ITO :.
THOS MAkKEY, 80
II. A WEBER l2O
E. K JUDGE, $50
GHAS. ROSE, 50
JOHN CROFT, 24O
LAWRENCE McGREUNE, 3Opieds.
WALTER CUNNINGHAM. 30 pieds.
MILAN WILL Ab SHERIDAN, % pieds.
CouTLEDGE 4 RAINEY 100 pieds
PATRICK MAHER, 30 pieds.
henry GAINES, 30
EDWARD LYNCH, IS
SCHMIDT ZIEGLER, no pieds
r j BERKERY, $50 =.
JOHN BAKERY, 81
Fombre total de pieds Il 9l2
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eFFfefAL.
PETITIoN....,:.....s..... .........PETIrIo

To The Honorable Common Council Of the city Of New
The anoersgned Of Real Ests,. which fronts on
Saint Charles side between Tyo Circle street
and JeedsrO respectfully petition your Honorable
between Tvoi Circle street and 70 be p.ed
with the Patent Nico'teu Pavement
A Wal'sce Bunier ~ feet
Mrs. McCaulif q feet.
j. NJ REID, So feet inches.
r. = Keep. 81 feet.
n 3 Grover. IL feet.
h Bdwen. 60 feet.
Godsmith, Ill feet.
Isaac forchimer 80 feet.
:. j. Weman. agent rs feet.
Henry KOpman II feet.
Mar Regan, 81 feet.
J. NewmSp: for the ss e. Church, IS feet
Louis q d,5omergue' per pro- OLA. so feet
G. ]. Ferguson los feet.
Charles Jumonyile 6O feet.
y. HtzmaDn, 1856 feet.
NJ. Mann, per WE'LL Son, rs feet.
Joephine Hutchinson per A. q. Hutchinson, 81 feet
p p. Fitzgerald Iheian rs feet.
A. Ma-chand, "a feet.
Bizsbe.h A. Hughes. 26 feet
Daniel HO derith So feet.
W. 4. Richards, l3s feet.
Lsfsye te Folger. 25U feet.
r. ii. Harris, 10 feet.
Mrs. NJ. V. Brynon 26 feet.
G. sellmann, q feet.
James Byrne, 80 feet.
p. Cestac, s. feet.
j. S. Sning. 80 feet.
Charles Gallagher SO feet.
mrs A. M Jennings per Forneau, So feet.
r Cumm ngs, ia feet
Mrs, 9: !. WATKINS 60 feet
L j. Webster, 81 feet.
George W. West 65 feet
Chss Churchill tutor etc minors & H. Thorn GA feet
c. q. Churchill, 26 feet.
> rthur hcGr irk, 100 feet.
John Henderson Jf.. S. feet
y Rusha. % feet
smith MckeDns, l2S feet
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PETITION.

I)E1ITIOk............. PETITION.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Is, 1858.
To the Honorable the Common Council Of New Orleans:
Gentemen-The undersigned property owners on Bolivar
street Poydrss and Common and Lafayette
repreen the nIbe Of feet front hereinafter mentioned
most respectfully inform honorable body nquette
on said street. between Lafayette and Common
travel especially after night We therefore lay this petit
ton before TO have said banquetss sidewalks paved
ana curbsd according to law for which will ever pray
etc etc " 80
THOS O'EEIL 662 feet
PATRICK heRPHY, ITO feet,
THOs. Marley. 80 feet.
y. A WEBER, 10 feet
A. BRIDGE, l56 feet
CHAs. ROSS 90 feet
JOHN CROFT, $40 feet
LAWRENCE MCGREUNE, 30 feet
WALTER CUNNIN CHAN, 30 feet,
WILLIAM SHERIDAN, 81 feet
JOHN FORD, 90 feet
COUTLED0s RAINEY, 100 feat
PATRICK NAH ER. 80 feet
HENRY GAINES. 30 feet
EDWARD LYNCH, 90 feet
SCHMIDT BIEGLER, 100 feet.
j. BEIKERY, $50 feet.
JOHN BAKERY, 30 feet
Petition signed 1892 feet.
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RHICE sIeEWALKs..BoKDER BY CURB,
stones and Wooden Cutters south ofrayer street
between Bsronne and Dryades streets.
NEW ORLEANS, October L. 1853
To the Honorable Common Council Of the City Of New
Orleans:
GenemenThe undersigned property holders and residents
on the south eide OF Grsver street. this city respectfully
represent that the grade Of the street
Dsoes streets has been raised by order Of the city
ten inches higher than the banquees
lowed and for hours rendered impsssabe that the
dents confined their houses II Within
reaching there with cut and entirely prevents All from
passing that until the accumulation Of water passes
of by the very imperfect dransge Of that street.
Therefore petitioners that your honorable bodies
viii the grade said banquetes 70 a
level and the great inconvenience under which he
citizens upon Grsvier street now lsbOfng
Commencing petition early and favorable con-
sideratien we are respectfully edent servans
IN GLAUDlN corner Drysdes and Graver Streets IS feet
Gravier.
hugh MCCAIN, 81 feet Gravier
GUsTAVE KRHN by q. KRHE, % feet 0ravier street
SMITH ISARD, 26 feet Gravier street.
FRANCOIS LACROlX, Is feet Graver street
Ppo, hALyINA sUGkU, z6 feet Gravier street.
PIERRE CAUTFROU, 26 feet Gravier street.
IOtai number OF running feet in petition, rs
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PETITION..........................


A. pHsnorsbe Conse Conmun de la vile de Ia Nouvee
Orleans
MessieursNous les soussgnes propreaires de terrans
aisant face la St. Charles cote Quest entire e Oerce
Ivo ct la ToedsnO demandOns ment vore
6enoaoe corps dordonner que dt section de ST.
Charles cote Cercle Tvo ct a rue Toedano
SOFT pave svsc lie pave pateute de Nicolson. -
A L. Zerega 81 pieds
George Jonas, 90 peds
X Converse pJ. W. Hoyes, "a peds
Succession d Alexandra Philips s2j pieds
John Philips, 10 peds.
y i. Philips, 50 pieds
Thomat Mcknight. l40 peds
Wolf Prather, 81 pieds.
Joseph O'BTien 80 pieds.
u. Lurges 3s1S pieds
Thomss McDonhce 80 pieds.
William Creepy, 81 pieds.
John A, o Brien 80 pieds.
g. d. fancy Forstall % pieds.
Gerald Farrell, 80 pieds.
H. J. Burlington pour sa femme 254 peds
b. Cain, "a pfeds.
John kennard; s. peds
LATTE Duhiho Gle p.r J. Faivre, % pieds.
W Van Benthuysen, 81, peds
Nelson AZ pieds pouces
" IaS Tor, 40 pieds.
g. w. Race IS pieds.
j. W LsbOuisse, s6 pieds.
George Purves, lH peds
Il. A. Tyler, 81 pieds.
Q. A. Miltenbeger, l28 pieds
T. l. pamarin per A Dsmariu q pieds
. n Schwartz. 63 pieds
q T. beanregsTd. 80 pieds.
4 dward Ciaren, q pieds
j j. Myers 2s peos
Thomas Parker Sc pieds
Chas 4. Johnson, 81 pieds.
Catherine Macs, q peds
+. Pouliot, 30 pieds
John Mathes "a pieds
ID. W. HORNE. a pieds.
Nine JOIN o'Brien, per EmeJ. oBrien, % pieda
Frank Roder, % pieds
y. W Bahrucacene, III piedA
ID q. McCan 81 pieds.
George Seherr. 80 pieds.
James West 60 pieds
George Soule, 20 pieds.
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DOUGLAS.
ENGRAVER AND PHOTOGRAPHER,
No. 10 Camp Street,
ADJOINING LADIES' ENTRANCE CITY HOTEL

Visiting and wedding Cards engraved In the elegant
manner Business Cards Account sses Cotton Bills Lading
Checks Invoices and Circular letters etc. Ia,hosrsDhed
Seals, oAncsling Stamps. Door Piates etc.
Initials embossed on paper and envelopes WITHOUT
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I'KOTTOIRS EN- BRIQUES, BORDBS DE
plerres avee losses en- bois lie cote sud de ia
GravIer, entire Bsronne ct Dryades
koUvELLE ORLEANS. IL octobre 1868.
Honorable Conse Commun de la vile de Ia NouveIIe
Orleans: -
soussgnes propretsres residents u cote
SUD de rue Grsvier cette Vile res
seent cue nveau de Ia entire les Baronne Dry
AIDES ete hsusse de neu dix pouees des
ques par ordre des suortes de Ia VILE de
9on lorsqu peut les dites bsnquees competement
nonees sont des heures orcant les
residents gut sont en- leur domce dy qu
daent 50 rendre stendre jusqus que lean seeoule
par les moyens tres imparfaits de
AIMS mAntensnt vos petitionnsres pen honorables
corps uoroonner cue cette soft nivelee
AIMS Tneonvehient leQuel Ont places
Recommsndant sereussment petition votre favo-
raoe nous tres
IN GLAuDS, eneOigrure Drysdss ct Grsvisr s. pisds
HUGH Ms0ANNs 81 pieds rue Gravisr.
SukIANk kkhk par Q. Krhn, y pieds.
SMITH IsARD. &c pieds
FRANCOIS LACROlX 26 pieds
Per pre-. MALvINA sUQEU. a6 nieds
A O. ThEMOULET
PIERRE CANTbROU. % pisds
Nouhre total dc pieds dams IL petition 2.3
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iEDAoND REAL ESTATE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF VIRGINIA
Authorised Capital $1,000 coo.

AZ 10 nsds ~ tas Company are Secured n, Pa,
az ,be nyosrtv ~ tosn mitted TO exceed half he ,I
Proney ri d On which y secured in case ~ %
~ per cent Of profits paid Ia Polics II ent
Dlviosnos declared annually and trsss.fsr,s
year 70 those who Insure ~ aas'ered at end OF every
P oess s on all the approved plspa
Premium rsrss, ,slIsole Rates Of Insurance low
the ablest nd os oi WIS company include soma Of
~ loic gentlemen In the South
T.,C;CAkRINGTON, President
O. r. Prppov =. hopkins, Secretary
". d. Cabin a m
Hudson Martin r 9r,nurmund' = X Pseolss.
y. A Shster, VIM pnsaps.hck1 Nm Gordon,
Liberal commissions viii be- paid 70 mod .~.r,. a,
D. H. MAURY, General A-snt
"A Union street, New 0riesua
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MUTUAL AID AND BENEVOLENT
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
Louisiana.
DIRECTORS:
:. N. LAPEYRE, ". s. MOUNT
JOHN DAVIDSON, L. X PoTHIEz
n zobEhBIER, WIN McCULLOOH
N. MARKS, n uAvapoc
4. p. SCHMIDT, WIN CREEvy
w. OoofEh, THOs X. FIFLAY
W. g. PIKE, ANTuoNv s1Wao,
DAiD MoCoAkD, PATRICK IRTN
oAOLfiELD, JNo. O. sIEE.1rr
GERARD SrirH' W. c. SIoHoss.
OFFICERS:
JNo. DAVIDSON, President;
W. 8. PIKE, Vice President;
r W. YOUNG, Secretary;
L. A. F0URNIER, freasurss
W. B. KOONTZ, Attorney
W. G. NICHOLS NJ. D., PhysIcIs,
N. O. FoLGER. Agent
Once No i7s Caron6els. street, DsvidsOn's Rov.
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INSURANCE.
PELICAN MUTUAL INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW ORLEANS.
once. No. rs Camp Street.
This company prepared take Fire. Marine and Inland
Transportation Risks at the lowest rates.
CHARLES ROMAN. Prss;dsrt
NJ. A TARLETON. secratsrv
DIRECTORS:
nhar es Roman, 7. Baily Blanchard, Jr.,
r ratio, Arthur FOrstall
T. Gquel, kamuel NJ Todd
A. Peterson, Lewis Crevember1
w. Shropshre, S.N Moody,
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OFFICE OF THE NEW ORLEANS
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 9Th, 1852
In accordance with the charter Of this COMPANY and an
Act Of the Legslsure NO 76 approved 18th March 1889
notice Is hereby given that Of Scn
Dividends and Interest thereon due for over three vear
which shall net be demanded by the legal owners thereof
within thirty days OF this notice. will be cancelled and 40
nuled and the amounts thereof credited contingent ac
tar
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A TLAs MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, OF ST LOUIS. MO.
LOUISIANA STATE AGENCY, CORNER CAMP AND
COMMON STREETS,
New Orleans
On 4rv
Agent
MEDICAL ExAEINERs
d. La L. JOS I. SCOTT
The Atlas Mutual Life Insurance Comnanv issnas w..ts
vide Policy The assured by its shall allowed 70
~ Sea ano land throughout the whole world withont
LEI, hDdranee permit be at liberty 10 foIlo anv
ton or occupation whatsoever. - wv -
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THE CAPITOL AT wAsHINsToN.

ITS CoETRAgFs--A vIs-AEIs - LIBRARIAN COZ
MTTks SCIENTIFIC CHIEF JUSTICE.
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A. meeting OF the Board Of irector hsd on the g,b
oay Of June 1858 resolved declare Scrip Dividend
Of THIRTY PER CENT on the Net Earned Participating
Premiums for the year ending sh May 1903 for which cor
uneses VIII be issued on and ser the first day Of August
next Ap to pay and AFTER the second Monday M july
next fHlRrf-FIvE PER CENT. ON TIE SCRIP ISSUE
e and six per cent Interest al outssandng Serbs
Of The Company.
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Fat as any supreme judge. mighty frame of {
man. well lad.n up yet little weary Of face, and
ASTOUNDING 10 crow feet, the chief justice read
the notes.
How strangely have both Chase and Seward
fallen behind and out of the sympathies and en-
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STATE OF LOUrBIANA.
Parish OF Orleans, City Of New Orleans
Sworn to ana subscribed before me- this 9th day Of Juns
io"o. PAUL W. OOLLENS,
Third Justice Of the Peace
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800 PARIS CHILDRESS,
Second Justice Of the Peace.
Parish Of Orleana
Ths COMPANY VIII pay Interest ss DER can't \, c.., IN
its Outstanding Certificates Scrip 10 the legal holds,
thereof on and after the second Monday in June next
The Board Of Trustees have also declared scr,p Dtvsrd
IHlRTYTHKEE AND oNE-THIRD per cent on the
sned premiums entitled to participation for the year snd
ing April 30 1861 for which certificates will Be Issusd ON d
rer the first Monday IN August next free Of
THOMAS A ADAMS, President
SAMUEL II. KENNEDY, Vice President.
HENRY v. oeDzr Secretary.
-rRUsTEES-
Inomss A Adams Samuel n. Kennedy,
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-08-31
REESE RIVER ITEMS.
From the Rcyellle of the 9sth.l

From the Rcveille OF the 18TH =,
OLp CITIZENS Recommendations
d. Z. Buel, Ike Bateman and George
R,Gord, who have been sloshing among
tue crowned heads Of Europe for several
months back, returned 10 Austin last
Thursday, looking as If that sort OF
thing didn't disagree with them.
B. ]. BURNS, Esq, returned yesterday
from San Francisco, where he has been
spending q season Of mourning over the
fallen glories Of Austin. He looks ms If
he had been somewhat comforted OF
late.
REAL ESTATE in Austin fell last spring
to nominal figures, and even to-day it is
not easy to find purchasers for n house
and lot at anything but q ridiculously
low figure rs compared With the price
of building material and labor. Never
theless a good deal of carpenter work
is going ou-euough to keep busy what
few carpenters have remained. No new
houses are erected, but a great deal OF
repairing and charging is being done,
showing that somebody intends remain
ing here yet awhile. One pleasing
feature is that tho miners cabins, 80
lately deserted, are nearly all occupied.
On the other hand, many houses in the
lower end of town are empty, and, we
fear, are likely to remain so. Austin
was laid out in times of excitement, and
on q scale altogether too grand. AS
matters have assumed their normal
basis, it has contracted to its legitimate
proportions, and we believe this is bet
ter for us all.