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STERLING SILVER WARE
AND
AND FINE ELECTRO-PLATED WARE

TIE Gorham Manufacturing Co., Of Provi-
dence, X. J., having the largest manufac-
tory Of solid silver ware in the world, with the
most improved machinery, and employing the
most skilled labor, are enabled to offer an une-
qualled variety Of new and beautiful designs IN
dinner serSices, tea services, and every article
specially adapted for holiday and bridal gifts.
They Offer also their well known and unrval-
led silver elcctro-p laei unro in whIohthey have
introduced new patterns Of rare elegance. The
solid siiyeris guaranteed to be Of sterling purity
by L. +. Mint assay. Tho electro plate is guar
antoed to be superior to the finest Sheffield ware.
Orders received from the trade only, but these
goods may be obtained from responsible dealers
every where.
'',' p Marx at o. q x s;tis
Silver. ,GHNi NF2 On Electro
Plate.
GORHAN MANUFACTURERS CO.,
SAlcsroon 10. 2. Maiden Lsne, NY.
nov3iw4lm.
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THE TEMBROKE LEGACY.

II will be oopiously illustrated by Stephens,
HDd Uill run through several number The
genius Of Mrs. Davis, In ito intensity and som.
breness, strongly resembles that Of Jane Eyre,
aud The PEMBROKE Legacy" will bo found 10
possess the highest interest
No. 5 i'a number Of unuSuAl riohnsu. and vs
ask the lovers Of good reading and hue engrEy.
lpRt 90 buy and examine IT, Read tho
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS
VIM. Y. CHANDLER, Washington, b. Z,
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pu.

I
This Company, National In it's character. offers.
by reason gifts nrgecapital low rates Of Premium,
| and New Tables, the most desirable means Of in-
suung life yet presented e. the public.
The rates II premium being largely re iuced.
are mado AZ favorable 90 the insurers ~ those Of
the bcFs Mutual Companies, and avoid all the
complications aud uncertainties Of Notes Diyi-
denis, and the Misunderstanding which the lot.
Ter are IN apt to cause the ohcy-Hullcrs
Several new and att.antiAc tables are now pTo.
seuted, which need only 10 be understood 20
provo acceptable 90 the public, such as the IN
COME-PHODJ Gang POIICYand Az
TURN PREM;Jvs FOLICT. In the fer.
mcr, the policy holder not only secures a life-ip-
surancs, payable at death, but will receive. II
living after "a period Of few years an annual
INCOME equal zoo ten Trr cent q Der cent Of the
par Of hs policy. Ia 90 latter, the COMPANY
agrees o. return Co the assured the total amount
Of money be has paid 10, in addition to the
amount If his policy
The attention OF persons coutemI iutiug insur-
Ing their lives or Increasing the amount Of insur.
ance they already have. is called to ths special
advantages offered by the National Life lBsST-
ance Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets, and full particulars Civ
OF on application 70 the Branch Office Of the
COMPANY In this city, or TO its General Agents
EH~ LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED In
every City and Town; and applications from
competent parties Tor such agencies, with suita.
bic endorsements, should be addressed 10 the
COMPANY'S GENERAL AGENTS ONLY, in
their respective dslricis.
GENERAL AGENTS or THE COM.
PESN.
JAY COOKE & co.. New York, for New York
State and Northern New Jersey.
Il. W. CLARK co., for Pennsylvania and
Southern New Jersey
7 "a.
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THIS delicious preparation, made from the
L root Of the American Aloe, tsgavG, y is the
fsYorits and almost universal beverage Of the
Inhabitants Of the mountainP Of Peru, Mexico,
and Lower California, where the plant grows IN
Wild iuIuriance. Their physicians constantly
recommend II as IA stimulsnt, and diuretic, 10 all
diseases whore such Il remedy Is indicated. one
OF the proprietOrs, in travelling through Mexico
h1d Lower California, several years ago, had
oonhded 70 him by Spanish Padre, the recipe
foT its preparation. They now offer il TO the
public with the hope that ito high reputation as
remedy on the Pacific coast, will be infinitely
enhanced by its success upon the Atlantic lts
undoubted efficacy in gravel, govt, chronic rheu-
nstlim, incipient dropsy, GAtuIence, collie pains;
in distractions in the bladder, kidneys and ur.
nary organs; in dyspepsia, and genera debility,
and in exhausted vital energy-is unrivNled.-
II is considered by tho Mexicsus to be an sbSO-
lutte specific for scurYy.
n ointment writer says Of it: "And really d
patient owes some thanks to n doctor who re-
stores him with Nectar, smooth and md fragrant
instead Of rssping his throat and haying his
whole interior with the bitters sucked by sour.
tempered roots from vGenish sofia" 81 50 bot
tie; ak for $3.50 Homeopathic Pharmacy 70
sale. Open evenings
BROWN i K0LL0CK,
1902 Ridge Avenue.
For sale by John BengstoD, Rock Island.
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A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.

"
hn the most beautiful, ~ we'll as the mosl
in'tru'tiVc FLORAL Guide published giving plain
aad thorough directions Tor the
'tLfIRE"F FLOWERS sndYRGETABLEs
n" FioTl! Guide Il published for The bensht
oi tny customers to whom Il 10 sent free without
Spplnat"n, but will be forwarded 10 oil Who
apply by nal Tor Ten Cents which il not half
ihe cost. Aiircss
JAMES WICK, Rochester, NY.
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To the Afflicted
Drs. KNAPP G. SON.
CHRONIC DTsHAsHs,

Physrinrs and Surgeons, formerly Il New York
are treating successfully all
CHRONIC DTsHASHs,
Which embraces the best and most approved meth
DDS in this aud other countries for lh" cure Of al
Chronic Disease. They treat successfully all
nervous and Neuralgia affections all forms If
Scrofula, Fever Sore. and Old Ulcers, Dyspepsia,
Diseascr Of the Liver Constipation, all Skin Dir
eases Pulmonary Consumption ia is early stages,
Paralysis. Epilepsy, Salt Nhcun, Headache, all
Heart Diseases Of children, and
Seminal Weakness y Sexual Diseases
Which are carrying thousands to their graves, and
they treat successfully, on now method, all dis
eases u the Eye and Ear. They have had moro
extensive practice aud better success in the treat
ment ~ NIL
DIsnAsHs OF wo NTnN,
Than any other Physicians in America They
have cured women who have been confined to
their bed for years. They never fail to cure
RHEUNTATIsNI.
In all stages; no matter Of how long standing,
ASTHMA
so il never returns They have Sure Cure for /
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vxCE'B
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869.

Tho h'st edition Of One Hundred thousand
81 Viohs Illustrated Catalogue Of Seeds and
Guide in the Flower Gari'n IL now published.
II makes work Of 100 pages, beautifully illus.
natcd With shout $50 Fine Wood Engraving Of
PoNers and Vegetables, and an elegant coiored
plate
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Nos. Is sud 100 Summer S., Boston.
deeiepGv.
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Thursday. may 8.
Thursday, July I.
Thursday, August 26.
ThursdaV, October al.
Thursday December 10.

NIB. Send for TIE INVALIDS FRIEND
AND HEALTH INSIKJ CTOR which teaches
the ..ck how hey can Doe restored to health, and
the well how they cAH preserve their health, and
pro,ou, their lives.
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Directors /:

jay Cooke Phlh. j., A. Rollins, Wash.
{. II. Clark, rhIa. Henry u. Cooke. Wash.
+. X. Starr, lhih. ". l.. Chandler, Wash.
", u. Muorhead, Ph'n John D. Detrees. Wash.
George J Iyier rh'a Edward Dodge, \. \.
J. II. CLARK, ph.lG. Il. G.. Fahpestack y Y
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Ga- These celebrated Goods have taken prem.
iums wherever exhibited, both IN France and the
United States.
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Officers

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia. presid't
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington. Vice Prest.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Executive
| Eommittcc.
EMERSON W. pEET, Phil q, sOoy and 40.
tuAry.
1 o o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-09-14
carson clrY 1rKns.

From the Appeal OF this mornlng.J
ILLNESS among children continues
quite prevalent in this place and vicinity
CosvALEscEsr.-Mr. E. D. Sweeney.
of this place, who has been very iil-no'
expected to live-is improving.
RrcovrRrse.-We are informed tnat
Attorney General Clarke is recovering
from his recent very severe illness.
Aurora BoasALIs.-A luminous, rosy
LIGHT was seen ascending in streams
above the horizon, to the north, ABOUT
10 o'clock last night.
CoxNrssrovsp.-The Executive has
issued commissions to the following
named persons Hugh McMundeli, al
| Commissioners Of Washos county ; F.
Chandler harrington, as Ordnance Officer
With the rank Of Major, on the staff OF
General John B. Winters, commanding
| Second Brigade Nevada Militia.
A PETITION to the Governor is being
signed for the appointment Of Henry A.
| Rhoades as State Treasurer. He has
long and correctly discharged the duties
of Deputy in that Office, and is doubtless
worthy Of the appointment. The recon-.
menda,ion is signed by nearly oil the
State officers, and BY many of the bust
ness men Of this place.
GWe have heard the names Of Col
John H. Mills, of Gold Hill, and Col. O.
O.. Batterman, Of Virginia City, also
named in connection with the success
| siou,-ED, NEWS.
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L. g. Proprietor.
THE TABLE
nays supplied with the best in the u
TIL E B A r
I'M

TO. s. Rey. Stamp, Hc.-Nsy. Rev: Stamp, soe;
Fourth Judicial Disthct-Stlte Of Nevada
County Of Lyon, N.-The State Of Nevada sendi
TO Benjamin Kimball and Hattie Kimbal, Greet
i6g: You are hereby summoned to appear In
a. action cqn%snsed sgstn,t y91 "a a. t ds.s %;.ta.,
Court Of the Fourth judicial District, In and fol-
the County Of Lyon, State OF Nevada, at Dayton,
and answer the complaint therein, which ID on
Ale with the Clerk Of said Court, within ten
DAYS amer the service on you OF this ummon
exclusive Of the day OF service) II served IN
said county, or twenty dsy. 4 served out Of said
cases forty days, or Judgment BY default will be
taken against you, according to the prayer Of
| the said complaint
Tho said action is brought 10 f~oreclose q
mortgage given to secure the payment OF o Ger.
| tain promtssory note, dated July 10, 1855, on
| which said note there IL now due and payable
the sum Of Two Hundred and Eightyoone and
| coin, and interest on the sum Of One Hundred
| and Twenty.six and Eighty.ssven one-hun'
| dredth Dollars (t126 81 at the rste OF three per
| cent. per month, on and after this date, In gold
coin, and for Attorneys fees, according to the
terms Of said mortgage, and for such othei
relief as may be Just and equitable. :, .u >,
appear and answer the said complaint, the said
| plaintiff will apply to the Court for the reliel
prayed for In HIS complaint.
49, In testimony whereof, !, George W:
SEAL. Keith, have hereunto set my hand Anc
~ti afixed the seal Of said Court, this 9th
day Of July A.D. 1853. aro W KrrrH
Clerk OF the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of Nevada.
WV, n, GATES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dayton, September Is, 1858. I'm
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FROM SACRAMENTO.

E%arthqunke Shocks in California Yester-
day Political The d Fellow Dele
gntes- sudden Death No Eastern
News.
SACRAMENTO, September l4.-A slight
earthquake was felt in this city at 10 o'clock
A. N. yesterday. It was also felt at Iowa
Hill, where there were three heavy shocks,
and at Marysville, where it Is reported to
have been " sharp.
The Supervisors OF Tuolumne County have
rejected the recount Of the vote in tina.
County, and declared the first count correct.
They did this because It was apparent thai
the ballots had been fraudulently tempered
with after the first count. Their decision
elects a Republican Sheriff and a Senator.
The delegates to the Grand Lodge Of the
I. o. o. F. are expected to arrive BY special
train this afternoon. They number, togethe,
with their friends, about 200.
A young man named Theodore Kinsey,
living on Eleventh street, died at an early
hour yesterday morning, probably from an
epilcptic fit, to which he had been for years
subject. It is not known at what hour he
expired, he having been found dead in hii
room when a member Of the family visited
it in the morning.
There is nothing Of especial interest in
to.day's Eastern dispatches.
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= g. FIJI FmE s'i piggf Sfins' co III S' OF T Fl
Fourth Judicial District-State Of Nevada,
County Of lyon, ss.-Tbe State Of Nevada sends
to ]. d. Jaqua, Administrator Of the estate o.
Daniel Kendrick, deceased, and B. Kimban-
Greeting: You are hereby summoned to appeai
in an action commenced against you Is defend
trict Court OF the Fourth Judicial District, In
and for the County ofLyon, State Of Nevada, a
Dayton, In said county, and answer the com
plalnt therein, which 10 OF nle with the Clerk oi
s saaa o q III. T .ummo ssa 1 @sgsla a,ass OF Of The sssVt Day O. q
ssrvice) II served In said county, or twenty day.
II served out Of said county but within said
district, and In oil other cases forty days, OF
Judgment BY default win BIO takon against you,
'e TSs .sis T. s eli I1ay e S 20 .ss 's 70 r ss%pl.iiH ude.
ment on q certain promissory motto made and
executed August Q, 1857, by Daniel Kendrick
and b. Kimball, for tho sum Of Five Hundred
Dollars in gold coin, with interest thereon ct
the rate OF three per cent. per mont nom date
and payable the principal Of said note, viz. !:
Five Hundred Dollars In gold coin, and Ono
Hundred and Twenty.four Dollars interest now
due, and for interest on the said sum OF Five
Hundred Dollars In gold coin at the rate Of three
per cent. per month.
And you are further notified that II you, fsil 70
will apply to the Court and take judgment for
tho said sum and interest, besides costs.
49, Instestimony whereof, ], George W.
SEAL. Keith, have hcreunto set my hand and
49,, affixed the seal Of said Court, this LIST
0A GEO. W. KEITH.
Clerk Of the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of Nevada.
VIZ. II. GATES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dayton, September u, 1869. I'm
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A Card.
SAN F.lscl,co, September ., 1859.

SAN Francisco, September ., 1859.
JoN c. LEE. Esq, Agent, State Of Nevada:
Dear Strive arc this day In receipt Of sdviet
from the President Of our Company, that thu
loss under Policy No. 1a,064 (amount insured
$S,0o0), on the life Of A. E. c. Miller. Of Port
land, Oregon, would be promptly paid.
The circumstances In this case are 40 follows
Mr.. Miller died suddenly, August 2, 1859, ant
the premium due on his policy In January LAST
remained unpaid, through embarrassment OF
neglect on the part Of Mr.. Miller. Thus seven
months hayo elapsed since said premium has
been duo and unpaid.
The case gives rs an example or this coast Of
the very great benefits derived from our MAS
sACHUsETTs NoN.FoRFRITURE Law.
and the equity Of the Policies Of the OLD NEW
ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. The surrender value Of this Policy,
under the law and the conditions Of the Policy,
would continue same In force for the full
amount insured until February, 1872.
This Policy was issued in 1883, and one-hali
note was given In payment o fths premium each
year up to January, 1858.
had Mr.. MILLER BEEN INSURED IN
ANY OTHER COMPANY DOING BUSINESS
ON THIS COAST, BIS POLICY WOULD
HAVE BEEN FORFEITED.
Our Company pays the ace Of this Policy,
viz: 5000, less the premium that should have
been paid last January, and the interest thereon
Yours respectfully,
EvERSoN b HAINES,
General Agents,
New England Mutual Life Ins. Co, Of Boston.
sell
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TIE CENTURY PLAgT.-0neo of natures
greatest curiosities is now on exhibi.
ton in Chicago, q Century Plant, aud
/, thus described by the Chicago Tribune
Of September 7th
Apart from any matter Of taste, the plan!
is a decided vegetable curiosity. and well
worth q visit from any one who has an eye
for the wonderful in nature. This plant,
which has been in the possession Of Frost &
Co., the wei. kno sn Rochester nurserymen,
for the past Is years, is the Agare Amer.
cana. foha rariega.a, or striped. leaved Amer:
lean aloe. 1t is now about 10 years old, and
was purchased by the late Hon. John Greig,
of Canandaigua, N. Y, in the year 1909,
from Princes Garden, Flushing, l.. l., and
at that time was supposed to be 8 or 10 years
old. Owing to its large size and being SO
unwicldy, It was sent to Rochester and
placed in their green house, about the year
1856, and has been in their possession ever
since. On the 18th OF April, 1869, indica-
tons Of its Towering were observed. The
circumference Of the whole plant is 80 feet
it has 30 leaves measuring 6 feet 6 inches
long, Z inches wide and 4 inches thick at the
base. The flower stem is Is feet high and 4
inches in diameter at the base. There are
now "a arm or branches-the lower ones ay-
eraging Is inches in length, and tapering TO
p%yramidal form to the top. At the end OF
these branches are the flowers, in large clus.
tiers. They are Of a bright sulphurish yellow
color, with u rather sickcning perfume, but
grouped in o very pleasing manner, and upon
beautifully curved flower stems. The leaf
base of the plant is. as stated, about seventy
years Of age, but the stalk from which the
flower stems spring has attained the altitude
of eighteen feet in the short space Of three
months, its maximum Of growth being six
inches in one day. Tho lower flowers have
died and dropped of, but the upper mes are
still in bloom, and on the very apex are buds
yet to bloom. As the plant spends all its
vital force in blooming, and will perish itself
after it has ceased blooming, and as the OPP
portunity may never again be presented OF
seeing one Of this noble plant in blossom,
the present opportunity should be improved.
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No Eastern news Of interest to-day.

No Eastern new Of interest to-day.
Mr.. Seward aud his party expect to
leave San Francisco tomorrow for Los
Angeles, on a visit and from thence to
visalia, in Tulare county, on their re-
turn to San Francisco-when they will
90 to Mexico.
A movement is on foot in San Fran
cisco, headed by General Rosecraus, to
commence the construction of the San
Diego and ella Railroad. This is in
tended as a western branch Of the
Southern Pacific Railroad.
James Phipps, formerly a resident Of
Placerville, has been arrested in San
Francisco and taken back to Placer.
vile, charged with incendiarism.
Shocks Of an earthquake were fell
yesterday forenoon at Sacramento
Marysville and Iowa Hill.
The representatives of the Odd Eel
lows, who come to the Pacific Coast Il
attend the annual meeting of the Crane
Lodge, to be held at San Francisco oil
the goth inst, arrived at Elko yesterda.
afternoon at two o'clock, at Reno q
two o'clock this morning, and at sacra
mento at n o'clock this afternoon
They number two hundred strong, occu
plying three Pullman palace cars.
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Tul TEST Darn ~ VIRarSIA.-The
War Department has received from
Attorney General Hoar his opinion
relative to political affairs in Virginia,
and has transmitted the same to General
Candy for his information and guidance.
1t depends upon tho latter TO make the
full text public. The Attorney General
says that the Legislature must, IS a
prerequisite, submit the Constitution
and their action thereon to Congress for
approval. In this the test oath will not
be required. If the Constitution and
the action Of the Legislature DO ap-
proved, the Legislature then becomes
the Legislature Of the State Of Virginia,
and the provisions of the Constitution
fixing the qualifications Of members OF
the Legislature necessarily prevent the
requirements Of the Reconstruction Acts
from being thus superseded SO far as
Virginia is concerned; but before such
approval BY Congress, Virginia not be-
ing in all~>respects a State of the Union,
the Legislature, as q provisional body,
cannot pass laws without its members
taking the test oath. The Reconstruc-
ton Acts require the ratification Of the
Fifteenth Amendment to the Cons.i-
tu,ion Of the United States before the
State can be admitted to representation
IN Congress.
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THR F%IrrsksrH AMENDMENT. - The
Enterprise Of this morning says that the
Federal authorities at Washington have
been officially advised of the passage oil
the Fitteeth Amendment by the Nevada
Legislature, and that consequently the
bubble raised by the Elko Independent,
as to the neglect Of our State aushori-
ties to do SO, is absurd" Perhaps
the Enterprise is right; we shall not
dispute it. Our contemporary also as
sumes to speak for Now York On tho
same subject, but we fud the following
in the Philadelphia Bulletin of Sepsem-
Der 9Th, rather nearer Albany than our
neighbor, and which We consider better
authority: Democratic Governor HoT-
man, of New York, despite the faes that
the State Legislature ratified the Amend
ment nearly Ave months ago, in unques.
tionabls response TO the demands Of the
majority of the people, bassiy withholds
the certificate of the fact from the State
Department"
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EuOuA CAV
Seward mud His Party. Visit Eeuthern
Califoxuia Before Geing 90 Gioxioo-
Inc Ssn The ses.isTa Psoihc R.ifrssdSIs.
cendinry Arrested.
SAN Francisco, September 1.-THE Sew.
ard party viii! start for San Diego and Los
Angeles on Wednesday, and will return over.
land via visalia on the 30th instant, and
then take the steamer for Mexico. Senior
Goday writes by the steamer tomorrow for
his country people to prepare for Mr.. Seward
a proper reception.
The steamer for Ban Diego on Wednesday
will carry south General w. s. Rosecrans,
General Thomas 8. ~Sedgwick and s. B. Ak.
tell. The two former go thither for the pur-
pose Of Immediately commencing the work
on tho San Diego and ella Railroad. w.
Jefferson Gatewood and General Rosecrans
have succeeded in securing subscriptions to
the road sufficient to defray its completion.
and the money will be paid in installments.
Axtell goes to San Diego.
James Phipps, formerly a resident Of Pla.
c%errille, was arrested in this city to-day and
taken back to Placsrville. He 10 charged
with setting FIRE to his house and causing the
destruction OF half the town, some months
ago.
SAN Francisco, September l4-2 P. NJ
The steamer Colorado sailed this morning
with 2l4 passengers and $685. l4 in treasure,
Of which $3.50, 900 went to England and $lS,-
900 to France.
One hundred guns are being fred in hon.
or Of the centennial anniversary Of the birth
of Van Humboldt. Numerous flags are hy
ing in the city, and a grand banquet will be
given by tho saenserbund at Turn Versin
Hall to. Knight.
Officer Taggart is convicted Of assault and
battery in striking one Hofheimsr, who &C.
cused the officer Of robbing him.
The Grand Marshals and Aids are making
extensive preparations for the reception Of
the Odd Fellows on Thursday. It Is ex-
pec.ed that from 1000 to 5000 will turn out
at the reception.
Gardner and Swedley, two young men who
had an alteration in the Occidental Hotel a
few nights since, went to Sauselito this
morning and exchanged shots with navy re.
~volvers. One Of them was wounded in the
hand.