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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04

A FLORAL GUIDE.-We have received from
Mr.. James Wick, OF Rochester New York, copy
OF his Illustrated Catalogue and Floral Guide for
1870. This Is the ninth annual catalogue issued
nv Mr.. Wick, and 1t contains all the information
required for selecting choice seeds, together with
instructions as to the best manner OF sowing and
transplantIng. The catalogue Is handsomely IL
lustrated, and we cordially recommend 1t to all
growers of flowers, fruits and vegetables. The
catalogue and Guide is sent to all who desire 1t
for ten cents and we may add that Mr.. Wick,
khom we believe to be thoroughly Trustworthy,
will fill promptly any orders for seeds and plants
that may be sent to him. Some idea OF the extent
NJ Mr.. vicE's business is given by the fact that,
In the busy season. he fills from one to two thou
sand orders day. We print his advertisement
tbIs morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04


F1RE.--The alarm of fire was sounded about
balf.past O'Clock yesterday morning, and the
engines were soon on the ground. The fire orr
.,inated in building on the east side Of Anson
etreet. above George, owned and occupied by Mr..
n. Keip as dwelling and grocery store When
aroused by the alarm, Mr.. Keip found the store
anveloped In flames, and was barely able to eject
bis escape from the burning building. The store
Was entirely destroyed, and the flames were COM
municated to the buildings on either side That
on the south was occupied by Mr.. Schlobohm as a
bsyery. and was partially consumed, but the
etocS and furniture were saved. The building on
the north was occupied by J. H. Howard, colored,
and was slightly damaged BY fire. Mr.. Kelp had
nio building insured with Messrs. W. B. Heriot &
~ for $1,000, and the stock with Messrs. Colburn
s. Howell for s25oo. The bakery was insured in
n, L. Tobias agencies for $4,000. The weather
was bitterly cold and the fremen labored under
many disadvantages, but succeeded in conhning
the ire to the buildings where it originated Dur
,no the nre the steam chest of the Washington
Was exploded, but fortunately did no damage.
The fire was nearly opposite st. Joseph's Church.
which for some time was in considerable danger,
hut was saved through the untirng efforts OF the
fGire Department
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
BYJ. A. EYSLOW & co.

By. A. ENSLOW & co.
NHOICE NEW CROP MOLASSES. =.
" Will sell WEDNESDAY MORNING next, 5th
instant at IL O'Clock, at Palmetto Wharf, along
side schooner Thomas Mskimmons, jus. arrived
from MatanZas,
100 hh1s. ]
50 tierces Choice New Crop cayed MOLAssEs.
80 bbls.
Selected expressly for this market.
And Immediately after at same place, landing
from brig S. P. Brown, from Havana,
10 hhds Centrifugal MoLASSES. fans .
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-04
NoMMIssIoNER's SALE,

Charleston, 10th November, 1863.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

The DEMocRAcr.-The Democratic
party of Elko had q "loye feast" at
their local capital last Wednesday
evening. The resolutions which they
passed simply called upon the State
Central Committee to appoint a repre-
sentative OH that honorable body from
Elko County. But the assemblage was
addressed by Hon. NJ. S. Bonnifeld, of
Humboldt; Il. II. Smith, of Carlin;
Colonel Grey and Colonel Dow, OF
Elko, sand Others The speeches are
not reported In the Independent, but u
lengthy editorial gives its opinion OF
the movement Of the Democracy, and
among other flourishes it says:
The people are aroused. They have de-
creed that a change In the administration OF
public affairs in this State shall be made.
That's exactly what's been "the
matter with Hannah" eyer since the
State was created. But she says fur
ther:
The people have determined to clean out
the Augean stables and look to the Demo-
cratic party for protection from further plum
der. Democrats, your duty is plain! Your
personal interest, the interest OF the State
and the public generally, self-respect,, your
reputation at home and abroad, demand that
you shall be active and yigilant, that you
devote a reasonable portion Of your time in
organizing the virtuous and honest elements
Of society into harmonious action for the
coming conflict. Let 4 thorough organiza'
ton be perfected. Let man Of unimpeacha,
bic integrity be put in nomination for al
Offices, from the highest to the lowest, and
your nominations will be ratified at the polls
BY overwhelming majorities.
Bully for the Augean stables! But
as Elko Is the infant county of the
State. it strikes us that the young TN
is growing faster than its own natural
strength will admit OF, talking so loud
in school, and it had better tarry IL
Jericho until its beard grows.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
FROM M~ARYsvILLE.

MARYsvnI.E, March 19.-At Il meet
ing Of Oriental Lodge, 1. o. o. F., OH
the 18th inst, the following Past
Grands were elected as representatives
to the Grand Lodge, to assemble in
San Francisco In May next: j. G.
Bradley. d. p. Derrlckson, J. II. Ger
kin, A. w. Torrey, G. N. jenkins, S.
+. Flotham and George B. Springer.
The body Of Allen s. Mcdonald was
brought from Sacramento OH Friday,
and taken to Browns Valley for in
terment to-day. The deceased was
formerly an engineer in the Pennsyl-
vania mine at Browns Valley, and
died last Thursday Mt the hospital of
the Central Pacific Railroad.
The recent rains have raised the
Feather and Yuba Rivers about IS
inches.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

SAN FnANcrsco. March 2l-2r p. M
There is considerable feeling In tho
CITY about the action Of the present
Ierislature ut Sacramento. Protests
AGAINST such ruinous legislation as the
lake Tahoe bond scheme and the
mortgage tax law are being signed by
thousands Of the best citizens. A gen-
eral feeling of Insecurity of property
prevails, and measures for massing the
citizens. for self-protection are talked
The China brought five Chinese
printers, who were educated In Eng.
fish printing Offices in China. They are
competent to work upon English
manuscript, and are quite fast. Fout
of them go to. New York, IL remain
ing here.
Diego this morning with about l2d
passengers.
A large number Of people went to
San Quentin yesterday to witness a
goose race, but found themselves sold
The geese failed to put In an appear.
ance.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
rnosl SACRAMENTO.
RmIxrnpts on the Overland Railroads.
MnsonIc Bnll-TeR for the Hast.

Emisscn.s on u ths 9ysrl 9.a ,L RGkil y,
SACRAMENTO, March ala dispatch
received In this city yesterday stated
that q train Of IA cars would leave
Ogden, westward bound, carrying pas
sengers who had been stormbound on
the various Eastern roads. They will
arrive in Sacramento ut lilo p. n. to-
morrow.
This evening, at Masonic Hall, "a
grand banquet and ball will be given.
the occasion being the installation OF
the officers elect Of Sacramento Com
mandery, No. 9, Knights Iemplar.
Aspecial train of II fast freight ears,
each containing $50 chests Of tea, ar.
rived from San Francisco at about >
O'Clock yesterday, and after a brief
halt in the city, passed on.
A meeting Of the Trustees of the
State Library was held Saturday after
noon. all the members being present.
But little business was transacted, the
most important being the adoption OF
a resolution to meet at / o'clock next
Saturday afternoon for the election OF
n State Librarian. Considerable time
was spent in the examination Of books
recently purchased.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
What is Tonic z

Bear this in mind that although a tonic 10, to O
certain extent, astimulsnt-a% stlnulant, unmodlied
by any medicinal substances. is not q tonic. but A
prBrLirASr. In HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS there Is a stimulating element OF the purest
grade manufactured In this or any other country.
Every aery and corrosive oil or acid which contain.
mates the ordinary liquors Of commerce. are ex'
pelsi from the rye spirit which forms the alcoholic
basis o the BlTTERS. by careful and repeated rec.
t~inca:ion. The juices OF the valuable roots. barks
anil herbs, Infused into this wholesome product Of
the hncst grain. still further modify lts nature so
that Il becomes, In fact, n simple dl1uslve agent,
xISrs all the heady and brain exciting properties
which belong, more or less, 70 all liquors In q raw
state, II Is merely the SAFE and harmless vehicle
which renders the medicinal virtues OF the prepare.
tion Notwithstanding their active power. and
dinnsing them through the system. Hence the
pleasant and gentle glow which Is experienced after
taking a dose Of the Differs. Instead Ofcresting
headache, as unmcdicatcd stlmulants arc apt 20
do, this salub<ious tonic Is tho best known remedy
for that complaint. 1t Gains and co0ls cerebral ex-
cItement Strengthons the nerves. promotes the Sc
crciIon OF the gastric juice, invigoratcs the bowels.
determines the fluids to the surface. improves inc
appetite, increases the animal vlgor, regulates or
ganic action, and. nom Its mild yet effective hitera'
tive qualities, Is the very best preparation that can
hs administered TO the weaker sex In the peculiar
difficulties TO which their organization subjects
them.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
&

IDLENEss is the sepulcher Of living
man.
vicksburg policemen wear red uni
forms.
WIT is like a little foot-brevity Is
the sole Of it.
A GILMAN: a spider running up a
hatchet-handle.
Tie Queen of Prussia gives annual
ly $50, 900 to the poor.
BED-RIDDEN-Those who travel by
night in sleeping cars.
The Baltimore city jail is run at an
expense of $43, 900 a year.
BULLETS can sing and whistle, but
they are unpleasant musicians.
IL Garibaldi's novel it is said some
body dies in nearly every page.
IT is n singular fact that the worst
men always take life cheerfully.
"SUFFERINd from wet groceries" Is
the polite name for drunk In Chicago.
SOME one calls the time of squeez-
ing girls hands the palmy season Of
life.
WILL You take a lunch? is now rcn-
dered-Will you surround some nour-
ishment?
AN ill-bred man Is said to be like
lightning, because he does not know
how to conduct himself.
IT Is better to be laughed ut for not
being married than to be unable to
laugh because you are.
FbSD mamma-"And what would
johnny do If poor mamma were to
die 4" JOHNNY" Eat up a 1.-THE sugar."
r. hat only can with propriety be
styled refinement which, by strengthen-
ing the intellect purifles the manners.
MATCHES. wherein one party Is all
passion, and the other all Indifference,
will assimilate about rs well rs Ice and
fire.
A READING people will become a
thinking people, and they are capa-
BILE Of becoming q rational and great
people.
SOLOMON did not say, but he might
have truthfully said, that those who
go TO law for damages are pretty sure
to get them.
A RICHMOND (Va.) man advertlses
for news Of his wife, who went ont to
take tea with q friend in August last
and never came home again.
WATER runs Owe Niagara Falls at
the rate of 1000, 900 feet evey minute,
giving n water power sufficient to per-
form all the manual labor in the State
ofNew York.
"WilAr brought you to prison, my
colored friend?" 1.-Two ~constables,
sah." eyes but j mean had intem-
perance anything to do with it?"
"Yes, sab, dey was bofe ov 'em
Jrunk.n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
SECOND DISPATCH
a 10 LAST NIGHT.
Arrested.

An Inpsster Arrested.
WEsrF1EID, March 20.-George w.
Pierce, accused Of attempting to.extort
90, 900 from James Fisk, Jr., was COM
mltted in default of bail to await trial.
A sersous Row on tue Ohio River.
PITTsBURe, March 20.-Last evening
"a party Of drunken miners attacked q
steamboat at one of the landings OH
the river. One of the crew fired a
shot into the crowd and killed a miner.
Fad Accident In a Church.
FALL RIVER, March 20.-This after.
noon while a large congregation was
assembled at the uncompleted French
Catholic Church, to witness the bless
ing Of the corner stone, the floor gave
way, and about 200 people fell twelve
feet into the cellar. Twelve to fifteen
had their limbs broken, and many 9th
crs were injured.
A Masonic Funeral.
CINCINNATI, March 20.-The funeral
Of Howard Matthews, Past Grand
Master Of the Masonic Lodge Of Ohio,
took place to-day, and was participated
In by all the Masons In this city, Gov.
ington. and Newport. The procession
was imposing, and the ceremonies I'M
posing.
An Unexpected Fortune.
It Is rumored that Andrew Fitzhains,
for twenty years q drayman here, has
fallen heir to 800, 900 in England.
Later From Richmond.
RICHMOND, March 20-Midnight.-
Ellison's police are attempting to cleai
the streets. A large crowd Of negroes
fired OH the police; one policeman was
killed and one wouned. The police
returned the fire and drove off the ne.
groes, who carried their dead ant
wounded with them. All is quiet a
| this hour.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

Tux sinking of the Oneida has a par
allel in the loss of the Arctic, in Sep
TENDER, 1854. One gentleman of New
York James Brown, Of Brown Bros.
Il Co.. lost eight of his kindred in that
disaster. They had gone OH a family
excursion to Europe, and out of nine
only one was saved. This was Horatio
Alien, tile husband Of Mr.. Browns
daughter, and he often expressed his
regret that lie had not shared their
f,te. The memory Of the scene was so
painful that he invariably shrunk from
abiding to it. The unfortunate group
went down together, but he came up
and got on a piece of the wreck, from
which he was subsequently rescued.
Mr.. Allen was utterly crushed by this
unfortunate affair, and died \ few
years afterward.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

Tie BANK 1T has come to be the
case, that whatever Objectionable is
seen In the action of any person or any
party, IN this State or California. some
body says it " the Bank is doing 1t.
The %defalcation in the State Treasury ;
the fire In the Gold Hill mines; the
see-saw business in stocks; the cenSure
of the Treasurer of this county by the
Grand Jury; the depression Of mining
prospects the shutting off Of the water
in Hamilton-all charged to the Bank
Of California. We propose to have
Bostwick here pretty soon, and we'll
see if the Bank is making itself numer-
Gus. We can't stand all this, you
know.-Hhte Pine NewS.
The Bank is and has been a terrible
eye-sore to irresponsible persons, who
would like to borrow money from it,
but whose credit isn't good enough to
get 4 drink at a bit saloon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

A CELEBRATED fortune-teller has
been picturing the future Of Mark
Twain,s life. Here's what he told
him, "Yours was moi, in the begin
ming. q criminal nature, but clrcum-
stances changed 1t. At the age of nine
you stole sugar; at Is you stole money
at 20 you stole horses; at Is you COM
mitted arson; Mt hardened in
crime-you became an editor. Since
then your descent has been npid.
You are now a public lecturer. Worse
things are In store for you-you will
be sent TO Congress; next to the peni-
Tertiary; and then, finally, happiness
will come to You agaln-all will be
well-you will be hanged"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

HuMBoLpr DEMONSTRATION Boil
nitield has retired from this u his
$500. ho,na sroh tbo+ ho had
ieSai p'"e'iee oen'S s"S" !"
to either neglect ms procession or MS
editorial duties. Although we differ
in politics, we cannot but express our
re"ret nj the loss or 90 able and rentle-
ad;.ou,, >,r po,r;Go,1 b,s
NANNY "n e'', W.
SHOWN himseiI TO &c sihce nc HIS iE'o
charge of the Register. The paper
will be continued by Robert McBeth
.,,hI,,ho. or5 10, ~ v milan &C
10 p"'iiei' 'i'u i,o
editor. 1t Is good weekly paper, anu
merits the support Of the public. The
NAVY editor saw in his "Salutatory ~
oo,,h;n,,,on Of circumstance
"'nr'h y -, a,J ,Trnrnh tbe
over Mi!es, wv, 81 ssiaaa -
carries. so~llsitat!olis VI a.ruS' Nc ;th
luctahtiy eutel 'ne nn =" ho.
many isars ANU uouo's, hds tm
on ny; DOW ~ So ,aI p nrtor nnnM the
IL triPoe, anu poiuis "po "o
work before US, prepareu 10 ieeetse
credit lor Whatever may appear III me
feg'Ster worthy Oh niSrit' anu .ne WIS
pleasure Oh nose WIN Whoin We ma.
aisagree; we propose 10 LuIi t.9 a,9-
tSter IN tne interest oi il'ilooiut Noui,
W, reSnruIesS u poiitlcs, vi parry pI Ira
ICY: sih'li eolai wi cn,
niAil W se'1 n.u "tu ~ood.,.
.ne p.e "'. iaSnrad ~. nss.',. ,;roM nst;onaI
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

MNrIcIous.-An attempt was made
in san Francisco last Saturday evening
to blow up a dwalling house, No. 1917
Powell street, between Vallejo and
Green, in which resided five gentle
men boarders, by placing under it 4
teu-pound can Of powder and setting
ii of. 1t made a terrible wreck Of the
house aud furniture, but failed to kill
anybody. The occupants Of the house
were Messrs. Raphael. Sylvain and
Henry WE'LL, and Sylvan Calm, Of the
house of L.azard Freres; Eugene
Dewey and Theodore lie Roy. These
prominent young gentlemen of this
city have been keeping house in mos'
refined style, at which they enter.
tanned on occasions their friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

FROM CORINNE.

CoHrSNE, Utah, March 19.-The first
Eastern mail beyond Omaha since
Monday last arrived tonight. The
snowed-up trains Of the Eastern roads
and the impossible river Mt Omaha
caused the detention to the mails. Ow-
ing to the success of the snow-sheds
and fences recently completed on the
line of the Union Pacific Railroad, very
little detention to trains is caused OH
that road by the late severe snow
storm, which Is said to have been the
most severe Of this season.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

BuIIARps.-A billiard tournament
has been arranged to take place in this
city, between ten Of the best players in
this State. 1t is to be called the State
Champion Match. Mr.. Deery will not
make one of the players, In order that
there may be u chance for others, less
skillful. 10 win laurels for themselves.
Now that arithmetical problems are
tie rage. it may be worth while for
wiseacres to satisfy themselves as to
the exact number Of games 1t will take
in order to arrive at the final result.
The tournament will open by five
players competing with five others.
The successful ones will be again di-
yided in a similar way, until ut last
one man only is lett who has never
been defeated. The tournament will
take place on or about the lst Of April
next. Mr.. Rudolphe leaves for Chicago
tomorrow morning, and in addition TO
the diamond cue, it is said that he
fakes with him $4,000 that he has
won whilst In this city.-S. +. Ahd.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

OSI THorsASD.-A private letter from
n well informed source in San Francisco
saws that at least one thousand persons now
resident of that city will yisi. White Pine
within the next six weeks.-White Pine
.Nsrs. EEs EE
Poor fellows, they must he going
out to hunt something they've lost
and If they don't find it they'll make
things lively at White Pine. "Pog-
onip" isn't as high a card in the deck
as it was a year ago, when it was de-
clared that it would yield twice the
amount Of bullion in six months that
the Comstock could.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

EI.xoC ouNrY.-+The following named
precincts have been officially created
in the new county of Elko, in this
State : Elko, Cope, Bruno, Clover Val
ley, Toano, Deeth, Ruby Valley,
Mound Valley, Lamoille, Huntington,
Telegraph, Mineral Hill, Pine Valley,
Carlin, Railroad, Murray, Bull Run.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

CRUELTY TO ANIMAIs.-The New
Orleans Picdyune gives the following :
"A man had been arrested for acct
IDENTIFY striking passenger in a street
car. The stroke was evidently meant
for the mules, but the lash was too
long and came in contact with the
complainant's shoulders. When the
case was called up an attorney moved
to dismiss the cas- OH the ground that
it was not assault, because uninten-
tional. and there was no law to cover
it. The magistrate took issue with
him, and fined the offending driver
under the statute relating to cruelty
to animals. But, my dear SIR ex-
claimed the astonished lawyer, you
can't do that But l have done it,
Yes, / know, but there's q mistake
How SOP 'The complainant Is no
animal Another lawyer, seeing the
Judges perpleXity, suggested that the
driver might be a brute. Yes eX-
claimed the elated disciple Of Eldon,
hes a brute-I fine him for that"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
LATER!

PARIS, March 20.-Prince Bonaparte
has arrived ut Tours, in charge OF
an officer Of the gensdarmes and the
chief officer Of the police. Groussette,
who sent Victor Noir to Prince Bona.
parte on the morning Of the fatal Of
fray, and Milliere, both on the edito'
rial staff Of La Mnseltdise, are also IL
Tours, as witnesses. Rochefort,
Groussette and Milliere, were trans
ported in charge Of officers, because
they were undergoing sentence at the
Pelegerie. Arrangements have been
made to send ~telegraphic reports o
the trial to tic Emperor every two
hours.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
TnE telegraphic account of George

The telegraphic account Of George
Wilkes affair with Major Leland. in
New York, may not be fair but it Is
very funny. Wilkes declines to pro-
secute Leland for horsewhipping him,
but is preparing::a true account of the
encounter. for the next number OF his
paper. This is journalistic if nothing
else. 1t is also said that Wilkes de-
clares that he would have shot the
horsc-whipper il he had had a pistol.
This version Of the affair reminds one
Of the courageous conduct Of another
San Francisco journalist, also now in
New York, who, when cowhided by
young Butler. ran from his antagonist
rs fast as his legs could carry him,
crying Justify for a pistol. If Wilkes
declines to enter the Courts for JUS
tice We may expect that Leland will
''catch it in the next number of the
Spirit Of the Times !: "Eor sale at
all the news agencies; price five cents
per copy, with a liberal discount
to the trade."-S. r. Alta.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21

liz this age when merit is obscurcd By selfasser.
tlon, and Ilaring advertisements take the place OF
solid talent. It Is . PLEASURE to meet with true worth
To those In need Of medical aid We would eheerfully
recommend the DR.. J. C.. Young Institute, els Sac.
rainento street, San Francisco. During ih twenty,
integrity, and has been recognized AS a sure refuge
Of the sick, where all receive skIllful and honorable
treatment. See adye 4: semeRt on the inalde.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
BY CABLR-FROM FRANCE.

PARIS, March l9.-The High Court
for the trial Of Prince Bonaparte, for
the homicide Of Victor Noir, was con-
yened yesterday. Princess Bonaparte
and her children have arrived. There
was an enormous crowd collected at
the railroad depot to see the distill;
guished visitors. The city Is crowded
with strangers.
Olivier Is q candidate for the AGA.
denny Of France.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-03-21
FROM RLKO.

ELxo, March l9.-State vs. Susie
Raper, indicted for grand larceny.
The jury, after being out four hours.
retured q verdict Of not guilty. The
same lady was tried q few days ago for
stealing cattle, and acquitted.
Letters from Mountain City report
for the last three days a storm has
been raging in that district, unparal-
leled In fierceness. Old mountaineers
pronounce it without MI equal OH this
coast.
Some very rich mines have been
struck.