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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1869-11-06
BROWNSVILLE ITEMS.
FROM oun REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.


BROWNSVILLE, Nov 1st, 1869.
The weather continues fine, and bust
ness lively.
Potatoes are plentiful, and selling
from wagons at 379 cents per bushel.
One company of pork dealers have
lost the greater portion of lot of 800
hogs by hanging and freins too soon
after salting-a probable loss of about
$1,000.
Several partnerships hare reccn1y
been formed for the purpose OF engaging
extensively in the poultry business.
Y ou that live below stand from under
eggs is swine" to tall and such is
the enthusiasm on this subject that the
boys have caught the toul infection, and
made common cause against the quails
One boy, in the early part of his teens,
informed us that he had fifty traps il
full blast in the brush.
The debating club, that has been in
existence for the last two years during
the Winter months, is about renewing
operations for the Winter
The Masonic hall is lighted up nearly
every night. We have been Informed
that there is great revival in progress
among them but, not being Il member
of the fraternity, we are unable to state
the facts in the case.
Rev. W. Il. Bishop commenced schoo
to day in North Brownsville
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STATE ITEMS.

One Chinaman shot another at Port
land on the 29th. Cause of the difficult
ty77they fell out about quarreling.
Mr.. John Thompson, of Baker county,
exhibited in the Portland Herald office,
the other day,two nuggets of gold, picked
up at Gimletville, on Burnt River. One
specimen weighed $3.50, and the other
1929.
Senator Williams and lady left on the
steamer for San Francisco on the 10Th.
The following is Portland grain quota
tiops for the 30th of October: Wheat,
club, 70@724c; white winter, 75c !;
good shipping, 7o@724c. Barley, s1.25.
Oats, 40@45c. Corn, 2@24c. Beans,
34@5c.
Rev. ]. II. Wilbur, one of the pioneers
of education and religion on this coast,
formerly Indian Agent at Fort Simcoe,
w. T., has taken up his residence for the
present at Portland.
Portland is reported as crowded with
visitors-hotels all full
Harry C. Coulson, formerly clerk of
Multnomah county, has gone into CO.
partnership with Jake sprenger, in the
/ Cosmopolitan Hotel, Portland. IF Harry
succeeds as we'll in the hotel biz. as he
did as County Clerk, he'll be the most
] popular landlord on the coust Success
j to the firm.
The W. L. Telegraph Company have
reduced the rates of messages between
Portland and San Francisco, TO 81 fo,
the first ten words; and IS cents for each
additional FIVE words The former rates
were s3 and s125.
An Indian child was so badly burned
at the camp, east of the Oregon Iror
Works, Portland, on Sunday last, that i
died the next day. The child which
was two or three years old, was buried
with great deal of pomp and circum
stance" says the Herald.
On Monday the Q. G. r. r. had com
pleted one mile OF road, which is pro
nouneed superior to any other road OF
this coast in style and quality of work
The force at work were green hands, ex
cept the foreman and assistants; but ex
perieneed track-layers were expected in
few days, when the work would proeeee
in more rapid manner
The first locomotive Expected to ar
rive at Portland by the He1toot on las
| Tuesday night for the o. C. r. r. will b,
called /" james B. Stephens" in honor 0
one of the oldest residents of East Port
land.
The Corvallis College claims to hay
100 students, and more coming.
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TELEGR ANS.
ESPECIAL TO THE ALBANY REGISTER

New YORK, November 2.-Returns from the
interior up to p. N. show uniform Democratic
gains as compared with th.'ast Presidential vute.
The city Of New York gives increased Demo-
cratic majority. TIE total vote is 125,ooo. There
seems to be no doubt of the. election of the entire
Democratic ticket.
Greeley ahead of his ticket
Disjpintcd rcturs show almost universal Demo-
cratic gains over last year.
Kings county gives 10000 Democratic major
ity. Ons hundred and twenty towns in the into
rior give Democratic gain of /, ,0S2.
The Democratic majority in the city Of New
York is probably about 40 .000
Greeley runs ahead of his ticket from seven to
eight thousand.
The Democrats lose Is, ,000 in New York and
Brooklyn, but gain largely in the interior that
there seems no doubt of the election Of the whole
Democratic State ticket by from 10 900 to 90 600
majority The State Senate is doubtful, and
probably Republican by two or three majority.
The Democrats gain Senator in the Monroe
district, and are likely to gain two others.
Tho Assembly is undoubtedly Republican.
BosroN, Nov. 2.-The vote is comparatively
small
The city gives Clafin 7,7s0 Adams, 1,0S3,
and Chamberlain (workingmens candidate),
80.
Geo. NJ. Brooks is elected to Congress in the
9TH district in the place of Boutwell,.
News from the election says that seventy four
towas foot up: ClaAn 20 9s2 Adams, IL $50 ;
and Chamberlain, 1926.
The contest the legislature is undecided.
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Nov. 2.-The Republican
State Central Committee estimates Fairehilds
(Rep.) majority at about 5000.
The Legislature is of about the same complex
ion that of last year.
Thirty seven towns in Minnesota give Demo
cratic majority of 2oO but it is estimated a
Austin that the full returns will give Republi
majority in the State of 3 1000 or 4, 900.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 2.-The vote of the city il
unusually small. but 1900 being polled out of
registry of 10 900.
) Every precinct in every ward gives Democratic
majoritics.
!, Wolford 5, Comptroller, majority is 5000.
The Democrats, the Legislative ticket, re
ceived majority of 5000.
CHICAGO, Nov. 3.-The citizens ticket in thi
: city and county is elected entire. The Tribun
claims 1000 majority. but says 1T may not ex
ceed 5000.
Four Republicans and three Democrats ar
F., elected to the constitutional convention
BosToN, Nov. 3.-Returns from 224 town
give Clafin a plurality of 6 223 over both Adam
(Dcmocratl and Chamberlain (worki gInen's can
, didate) and Indicate plurality of about L., 90
in the State.
5 The Legislature stands 141 Republicans, 80 Ia
bor reforiners, and 10 Democrats. The Senate
40 Republicans, 8 Democrats and l labor reform
, Nine Liberal Republicans and 81 Democrat
c elected to the House of Delegates. with eleve
counties to hear from, which the Democrats est
, mate viii elect Republicans, 4 Liberal Republ
and Democrats.
NEWARK (N. j., Nov. 3.-The State Senat
1 stands Il Democrats to Republicans; Assem-
: bly,, 81 Democrats to 3G Republicans.
Essex county elects a Republican Senator an
county officers by reduced mai ori.y.
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Teiegraphic Summary.

OTTAWA, Oct. 29.-The Dominion
Cabinet has been reconstructed. Sir
John Mcdonald is Premier and Minister
of Justice Sir George Carter is Minis
Ter of Militia Sir Francis Hicks is Min
lister of Financesj Sir George r. Benson
is Secretary of State for Canada, &c.
Five Cabinet officers are from Ontario,
four from Quebec, and two from New
Brunswick and Nova Scotia
An important dispatch has been sent
from Earl Granville to Governor Mus
grave regarding the Confederation of
British Columbia with Canada. He says
New Rupert's Land and the Northwest
Territory will be united to Canada, antic-
ipating that the interests of all the Prov
inces of British North America will be
advanced by such union, as it will
better enable the wealth, credit and in
teliigence Of the whole to be brought to
bear on every part, than by encouraging
each in the contracted policy of taking
care of itself, possibly at an expense to
its neighbor. 1t is evident that the es-
tablishment of British line of commu-
nicatlen between the Atlantic and Pacific
oSSoho VIII NC iuOIe lcdSiDle Dy titC Opci-
ations of single Government than by
bargains negotiated between separate,
and IN some respects, rival Governments.
STOCKTON, Oct. 30 - Mr. Isaac
Hooper, who resides near French Camp,
was driving team near that place, when
the horses became frightened by passing
locomotive, and started to run, throwing
him out Of the spring wagon. He be.
came entangled in the lines and was
dragged distance of fifty feet, his head
striking the hub Of the wheel while il
motion. When picked up he was fount
to have sustained very severe injuries
his left leg being broken and his left arm
dislocated and blood oosing from his ears
He likewise received internal injuries
He is in critical condition aud not er
pected to i've
Mrs. Hamilton, better known az Bell
Boyd, who became known during tn
warn consequence of her efforts to ali
the Southern Confederacy, was broush
from Sacramento last evening and place
in the insane asylum. She has been i
for several weeks, and has exhibite
i symptoms Of mental disorder.
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San FRANCISCO Markets.

WngAr--Inferior 2, a,lcs, at 81. l.10@s1.30: me-
dunn grades. $l.35G9 Lii: good shippin :, 81 30
(t l.60 choice milling, 81 .ooGJ I.G0.
FLorn-Choice' family and baker's. extra
$5.12l q 80 shipping. extra, S4.62 G0 100
superfine. S4.0e04.374 fine, 50. 5UGs3.s7l !.
The market is reported almost bare of low
grades, for which there is a brisk trade.
BARLEr-A small export requirement has pro-
duced some animation, but no material advance
in price is noted. We quote range of market at
s0c@ I.o0-cxtrelnes. $I.02Gl I.12I.
0ATs--Good local inquiry. AMI prices slightly
advanced. Range of Markets at $1.00 Ia l.3J.
RYE-Quotable at 4c.
Cons-Quotable at $l.0o@1.1o for yellow and
white.
PoTAToEs-Market oyerstocked; prices rule
low, from 70c@1.25.
HIDEs-Market active; arrivals light. Dry
15a I6ac; salted.7 1Gg 72c; extrat lots at Sc.
TALLow-Light supply. 1o@ 1o4c; extra,
10!c.
WooL-Eeceipts large. Quote bury at DC
choice fleece, 14c.
DAIRY PRopreTs-Butter 55@J zoe: in kegs
31i "a foe. Cheese, i53t9 1sc. Eggs, Oregon
40Gu45.
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Isham G.. Harris, who was Governor
of Tennessee in secession times, recently
made speech at Nashville, in which he
went over A. Johnson's record In man
ner more emphatic than elegant. Those
who heard him say that it was the most
abusive, bitter TRADE they ever heard.
He accused johnson OF every crime IN
the criminal code, andsdwelt with pecu'-
lar bitterness on his conduct during the
| struggle to trample the South under foot.
And then for the South to turn round
and honor the viper
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CALrroRSIA AND OREGoS r. R.-A

CALIFoRNIA AND OREGON r. R.-A
telegram from Marysvillo (Cal-) dated
Ist inst, says that Marysyilie is becom-
ing more and more active every day
wagons. carts, pile.drivers, bridge timber,
etc. On the south, the Central Pacific
oofnpany have gangs of men grading,
piling and bridging. Haskins, superin-
tendent, advertises for more men and
tcams on the north. Strowbridge is
pushing the Calf orniai and Oregon road
toward Chico at a rapid speed.
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The equity and benefcence of the Massachu-
sets statute. and the conditions in the Policies OF
the New England Mutual Life Insurance
Company, whereby the surrender value of Pol-
icies (after payment of premiums have ceascd) is
credited up full-paid term Policy. re-
Gently exemplifed in the case of A. C. 4. MILL
Err, of Portland, Oregon, insured for $1,000 in
this company, under Policy No. l3,054.
Mr.. MILLER died August 2. 1859, and neg
Iected to pay the Policy on the 22d day of Janu-
ary last. The President of the company, upon
being advised of the death of Mr.. 1LLER, re-
spondcd under date of August 23d, that by virtue
of Machusetts Laws and the provisions Of the
Policies of the company. the Policy was yet in
full force. and the loss ($5000) would be prompt
ly paid less the amount of the unpaid premium
and the interest thereon.
The New England Mutual Life Insur-
ance Company of Boston is the only company
this coast governed by this Law, which con-
tinues all its Policies in force until every dollar
paid by the assured is absorbed in Insurance.
EMERSON & HAINES are the General
Agents for this Company, Oregon. Ofhce-CAR-
TER's Building, Portland.
RUSSELL & ELKINS, Agents, Albany
Oregon. oct9-5tf
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TERRIBLE AccIDENT.-A little son of
Mr.. w. II. Baker, of Waldo Hills, met
his death yesterday in very sad manner.
It seems that his father had placed the
little fellow on a horse which was har-
messed up, to let him have a ride. The
horse became frightened in some way and
ran away. The boy was thrown off, and
becoming entangled in the harness. was
dragged under the horses feet; this made
the already excited beast perfectly furi-
Gus, and before he could be stopped he had
dragged the unfortunate child for over
two miles, mangling his dead body in a
frightful manner. The afflicted father
was in town late last evening to bring
word to his two daughters who are at
tending school at this place The fu.
neral will take place some time to day
Statesman.
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MARRIAGE In HIGH LIFE. = At
Philadelphia, on the 18th ult., J. R.
Warner, Consul to Brindissi, Italy, was
married to the daughter of Bishop Simp-
son of the NJ. Z. Church. President
Grant and other notables were present.
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w altham w atchcs.
Let every one who wants Watcn, read this
carefully.


Especially ifin some remote out of the-way place.
Now that the railroad is open, we propose to
give the residents of ORgGoN the opportunity of
getting single genuine Waltham Watches at the
The Lowest Who'll csale New York Prices
We sell more Waltham Watches than any other
establishment in the country, either wholesale or
rotail send great numbers to every section of
the country by Mail and Express, carefully pack
ed, and in perfect running order. Our plan is
this /: You want Watch, and see our advertise
nient; now, we want you first to write is us for
Descriptive and Illustrated Price List; we
will send it. postpaid by return mail. 1t ex
plains all the different kinds, tells the weight and
quality of the cases, with prices of each you
then mako a selection of the kind You prefer, and
send us your order. We will then send You the
Watch by Express, with the bill to collect on de-
livery. We give instructions to the Express
company to allow you to open the package and
examine the Watch; if it suits, you can pay and
take it if not, you under no obligations to
receive it and if it is taken, and afterward does
not prove satisfactory, we will exchange it, or
REFUND THE MONEY.
As an indication of the prices, we will quote
one Watch of list. The p. S. BARTLETT,
Lever Movement, with Extra Jewels, Cbrenome-
ter Balance, Patent Pinion, Patent Dust Car, and
all the other late improvements, in Solid Coin
Silver case,
$26 in Greenbaeks, or about $40 In Coin.
All the<other kinds, both gold and silver, in the
same proportion. Do not order w latch till you
have sent for Price List, as it contains great
deal Of information regarding these Watches that
will enable you to make an intelligent selection.
Don't forget. when you write, to state that you
saw this advertisementin in the Albany REGrsrER,
andsyou need not put in stamps for return post
age. Address in full,
HOWARD CO.,
Jcwelers and silversmiths, 6ls broadway, x. Y
We refer By permission, to
Messrs. WELLS, FAReo a CO., n. Y. and Sar
Francisco.
| I. w. RArMoSB, Esq, T. r. BUTLER, Esq, b
| c. HowARD, ESQ.,, San Francisco,
J W. S. HoBARS, Virginia city, Nevada.
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ITEM FOR TEA DRINKERS. - San
Francisco papers say that parties are in
the habit of collecting ehapparel leaves IN
California and sending them to China
where they are dried, packed and labeled
as tea, and sent back to this coast as
choice brands of that article Many
people have been made sick by using the
spurious article. What's in name
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GREAT FIRE AT SALEM.-The "Cap-
ital Hotel at Salem was destroyed by fire,
between II and l o'clock Tuesday NOR
ming. The fire originated in the kitchen,
situated in the rear of the southeast
wing, and when discovered, shortly after
II o'clock, was blazing up to the very
roof. A strong south wind was blowing,
which carried the flames against and into
the main building, which was enveloped
and burning furiously in an Incredibly
short time At the moment of discovery,
the fire had made such Roadway as rem
dered it impossible to save the building
or more than small part of the furniture.
The fire companies came out promptly,
and by their efforts, prevented the spread
of the flames to other buildings. Mr.
Mallory's new fire proof brick, adjoining
the hotel on the east. saved the buildings
on that side. Mr.. Mallory, the owner OF
the hotel, is loser to the amount of about
$4,000, and Mr. Leininger, the lessee,
loses in furniture about 81 800 above
| Insurance. Statesman
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THROUGH NovEMBER-The sale of
gold and purchase of bonds will be CON
tinued without change during the present
mouth, at the Sub-Treasurer' Office in
New York city.
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tNDFASA.--At Evansville, on the 8 lst
ult, policeman shot deputy sheriff Jas.
Fitzwilliams through the heart, in sa-
loon in that city
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VERRiBLE.-At a FIRE in New York
city, on the 29th ult., number of, fire
nfdn were sufoeated by the smoke. Their
bodies were recovered, their clothes and
hair completely burned off
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DESPERATE SHor.-On the 10Th ult
Archibald Douglas was shot By Deputy
Sheriff Thomas Jackson, in saloon in
New York. Both parties are we'll known
despkradoes.
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CONSCIENCE FUND-The amount re-
ceived and credited to what is known as
the conscience fund.- at the Treasur-
er's Office, Washington, amounts to s114
900. The amount received from the
sale of fractional currency. not redeema.
BILE, is nearly $4,000. Treasurer Spin.
ner recommends that these amounts be
transferred to the sinking fund, and ap
piled to the payment of the national
debt.
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MAINE SENATOR Gov. Chamberlain
has appointed Lot M. Morrill, U. S. SEN
ator to fill the vacancy caused by the
death Of Eessenden
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CATTLE.-Chas. Hodge, of Hodge,
Calef Il Co., reports seeing 5000 head
of cattle in one drove, at Carlin, Nevada,
recently, en- route for the Pacific coast
principally intended for California.
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Flour AND WHEAT GOING. - On
Saturday, the 23d ult., there were 26
vessels, with an aggregate tonnage of21,7
900 tons, loading, and under engagement,
at San Francisco, with -four and wheat,
the larger number for foreign ports.
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GErs AN OFFIcE.-Geo. Fl. Pendle-
ton, the defeated candidate for Governor
Of Ohio, has been appointed President of
the Kentucky Central Railroad.
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SOLD AT AUcrIdN.-The material
used in printing the San Fancisco Her
aid was sold at auction on the 1st inst.
for 500.
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MAINE,-Think of tat Bangor,
way down in Maine, they are enjoying
fine sleiehing, snow being eighteen inches
deep. Weather cold Ugh.
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PUBLIC DEDr SrATENENr-Shows a
decrease during last month of 81 ,633,
SSl /; total decrease since the first of
March eff So, ,352, ,070, The coin in the
treasury has increased sS,l90,052 the
currency, SG99, POI.
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KING PBosrEcTs.-The prospects of
the election of the Duke of Genoa to the
throne of Spain are frightening.
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-Gov Woods
has issued proclamation requesting the
people of Oregon to observe the 18th
inst, the day set apart by the President
of the United States, as day of thanks
giving.
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PRAIRIE FIREs.-The country border
ing on the Kansas Pacific Railroad, be-
tween Lawrence and Leavenworth, was
burned on the 18th ult., destroying
thousands of dollars worth of hay, tenc-
ing, etc. Fire caused by sparks from
locomotive.
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CIsco (CAL.) DEsTRoYED.-On the
Ist inst. Cisco was entirely destroyed by
fire-nothing but few China tenements
are left. Fire caught in the second
story of lodging house Loss supposed
to be $4,000.
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George Peabody is seriously i'll in
London, and his recovery is considered
doubtful.
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GRAIN DEsTRoYED-Several thous-
and sacks of grain, lying aleng the banks
of rivers awaiting shipment, in Califor-
MIA, are said to have been rendered
worthless, or greatly injured, by the re-
cent heavy rains there
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KENTUcKY.-The sheriff of Clinton
county, Ky, was shot and killed by
negro, who he was attempting to arrest
at Albany, the county-seat. The negro
was killed by the citizens
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UNHEALTHY Cholera and vomit
prevail to great extent in many portions
of the island Of Cuba.
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INcREAsING--A Washington special
gives the number OF letters passing
through the mails last year at go, ,000,-
000-an increase of 10000, 900 over any
previous year.
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Hoo CHOLERA. This disease has
made its appearance in Montgomery Co.,
Ohio, principally among still-f hogs.
One distiller lost 200. No remedy has
been discovered
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BAZAAR OF BEAUTY !!
NOTICE
To the Taxpayers Of Linn Co.

10 tIlC IdApdytTS Vi LIiIII CU'
n WILL BE PRESENT TO RECEIVE
i Taxes levied for the current year, at the times
and places as follows, to-wit:
In November:
Lebanon. Monday, 22d Waterloa. Tuesday,
23d Nye's School House, Wednesday, 2ith ];
Brush Creek. Thursday. 25th: South Brownsville,
Friday 26th North Brownsville, Saturday, % tn.
In December:
Harrisburgh. Tuesday, November Goth. and
Wednesday December LIST; Peoria, Thursday,
December I'd Orleans. Friday, Sd; Albany. Sat
urday, 4th Scio, Tuesdav,-14th Franklin Butte,
Wednesday, 18th Santiam, Thursday, 18th ;
Syracuse, Saturday, 18th Center, Monday, goth.
As it will save time and trouble, hopo every
taxpayer will be prepared to settle his tax Mt the
times and places above named.
K. A. IRVINE.
October %, 1S69-1tf Tax Collector.
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A New TRAFFIC. In California
Cinnamon are said to be eagerly paying
si-two bittee one piecee for horned
tnads to send across the ocean to the
Flowery Kingdom. DIR. Wa Kee, of
Grass Valley, has discovered that
the g horned toad makes an excellent
remedy for diseased lungs; the said toad
does not exist in China-hence the de-
mand.
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CossoL1Nd.-The Marysyille Aoneo

CoNsoLINd.-The Marysville appeal
says that smallpox prevails at Los An
geles and Virginia City, and will spread
through California this Winter. 1t pre-
diets that in less than six weeks it will
break out in San francisco, and from
thence be carried over the coast. With
this prospect before us, what is there
(being done) to prevent our people from
being pitted
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VERMoNT.-In Battleboro, Vermont,
last Sunday, it is said the ladies assisted
the firemen materially in saving the
wood and working the engine as the big
fire. Bully for she.