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Pro Bono PubIieo.'

That is the nom de plume over which
have appeared, in The Reno Crescent,
during some months past, numerous ar
ticles of q censorious character, cutting
at State officials. proposing reforms, and
denouncing the Editor of The Carson
Appeal as the advocate of corruptionists,
and all that sort of thing Just what it
was We now forget, but Mighels said
something not relished by Pro Bono
Publico '-intimated that he went back
on purchase price by attempting home
stead exemption, We believe; bat P. B. P.
goes at poor Mighels, in the last Cres-
cent, thus vi~theringly:
In leaving The Appeal to itself, permit
me 10 say that / never bad an alias. |
am Richard Rutt Parkinson, fourth son
Of the late John Parkinson, barrister at
law and chief clerk Of the British Court
of Chancery; whose father was Thomas
Parkinson, for forty years q cashier of
the Bank Of England. / am cousin TO
Samuel Parkinson, at present senior
Principal of. the Accountant Generals
Office, Court OF Chancery, London. I
am god son to the late Charles Phillips,
Of the Court of Queens Bench and
Richard Rutt, formerly a member of the
British Board Of Admiralty. Had l
fawned and cringed 10 aristocrats in
England, as an editor I know Of does to
men in power IN this Stats, ] might have
been differently fixed; but l preferred
republican institutions, and consequently
became an American. I was twelve
years at sea, and still hold q certificate
as a navigator from the London Board
Of Trade, and that in my own proper
name.
If there is any tarnish on that record,
it must have an American parentage-
and If anybody thinks such a man, SC
precipitately descended. could refuse to
pay for his homestead before clapping a
stopper in the form of a statute of limit
atoms or q new rendering of the New
Way to Pay Old Debts We d like to
know how the imputation is borne BY the
woman he boards with.
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FROM VIRGINIA 7

VIRGINIA CrrY. August %.
In answer to a dispatch from this city.
q member of the Corps Legislaif tele-
graphs from Paris that no volunteers
are wanted in France; that there are
men enough to drive the Prussians of of
French soil.
Work was discontinued yesterday on
the Kentuck mine, Geld Hill. which
throws a large number of men out OF en-
ployment.
The Occidental mill was started up for
the first time at noon to-day.
Flags on the principal buildings are at
half-mast in respect to the memory of the
late n. A. Fl. Ball, who did this morn
ing. His death has cast a general gloom
over the entire community.
Germans here regard the war news as
not discouraging, and are as confident as
ever.
Under orders Of the Board Of Regents.
wages Of stone cutters on the State Uni
yersity building were yesterday reduced
from IS to 81 per day, and carpenters TO
81. so.
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CASDDArEs.-Mr. Sweeny, Of Sher-
mantovn, a well-known citizen and esti-
mable gentleman, is a candidate for the
Republican nomination for State Sem
ator. He proposes to base his relative
claims on the local representation with
which he appears in convention. r. D..
Ferguson. q youth to fortune and to
Fame some known, consents to serve his
friends and the Country, by accepting
the Office of District Attorney. Ferg. is
remembered as author of the nautical
opening address to the Legislature of
1867; also, author of other literary eff
forts. He can prosecute.
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The prussisn Armies.

Following are the designations Of the
Prussian armies. as We find them partic-
ularized:
The first (Northern) army, under Gen.
Herwarth Won B~ittenfeld, consists Of the
7th army corps (Westphalia) Gen. Won
Zastrow); the Sth (Rhineland, Gen. Won
Goben); the 9th (Schleswig-H olstein,
Gen. Won Mannstein), and the 10th
Hanover, Gen. Won voigts-R heetz).
The second Cor Rhine) army, under
Prince Frederick Charles, consists Of the
I'd army corps (Pomerania, Gen. von
Pransecky); the Sd (Brandenburg); the
4th (Saxony., Gen. o AlvenslebenA,
and the l2th Kingdom Of Saxony, Com
mander the Crown Prince Of Saxony).
The third (Southern) army. under the
Grown Prince Of Pussis. comprises the
Guard corps, Gen. Prince August Of
Wurtemburg; the LIST army corps prov
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Afternoon Board.
ORIGINAL Hidden TreaaunA-4s-O sharaa AZ.
FROM UTAH.

SALT LAKE. August %.
Saturday evening, B. H. Stenhouse
and wife, both recent apostates from
the Mormon Church, were assaulted by
four masked men, who perpetrated the
most disgusting outrage upon them.
This is the second affair of the kind
within a week upon apostate Mormons.
VIM. II. Seward was entertained by
Brigham Young yesterday, and left for
the West in the evening.
The shipments Of ore during the past
week amounted TO 100 tuns.
Yesterday a terrific storm visited the
Hot Springs, three miles north of here.
Hail fell in large quantities, accompanied
by torrents of rain. The railroad was
washed away for quite a distance. Had
the cloud burst over this city, the dam
age would have been immense.
A shooting ARRAY occurred at Milton,
Morgan county, Friday last. between two
men, Oben and Thurston, resulting in
the death of the latter.
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ERom OREGON.


P~oRTLAxp, August b.
Last evening a man named q. u.
Banes fell overheard from a scow Just
below the city and was drowned. lie
was 35 years old.
Total losses By the late fire in CANYON
City foot up s27s,OOO. Insurance $40
600.
W. X. Smith, convicted of perjury, IN
returning his income, has served out his
one days imprisonment, paid his Inc OF
81. 900, and been released.
Enough iron is now on hand to COM.
plete the railroad within three miles OF
Salem.
The treasure stolen near Umatilla.
from Wells. Fargo & Co., amounts to
SO, 00O. Two men arrested at WailA
Walla, suspected Of committing the
robbery, were discharged. the evidence
being insufficient t convict them.
SALEM, August %.
Il is anticipated that the railroad will
be completed to this place within three
weeks.
A large number Of Cinnamon were
discharged yesterday by the Railroad
Company.
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FROM oREANA.
OREASA, August

OBEASA, August 90.
An attempt was made Sunday evening
last, 10 burn the residence OF Madam
Dubois. The madam was aroused from
her sleer by a volume of smoke enter
ing her bed room. partially suffocating
her. She succeeded in emerging from
the building, and discovered the fire be-
meath. in q large quantity of hay placed
there for the purpose. The fire was
subdued without much damage. A
woman of large acquaintance has been
arrested on suspicion Of committing the
deed, with evidence strongly against her.
The examination is now going on.
Jealousy prompted the offense.
P.S.-Mary Griffin, charged with at
tempting to commit arson, was dis
charged from custody, the evidence
being insufficient to convict her.
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.spAIprso,s GLuE., handy about b

'SPALDNo's GLUE handy about the
house. mends everything.
DWELLING House. in Treasure City for
sale very cheap. Inquire At this ONCE.
Go N A. BRowS's, Main street, Treas
ure City. for the best Wines and Liquors In the
market. At wholesale and retail.
FoR A CLEAN SHAVE, and good work in
the t~onscrial linz, 60 10 HuDsoSs. Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIEs mot m~embers) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
to any ofaccr Of the company.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of an denominations, for sAis at the Postofaee.
orsenbAcks bought and sold. Postofhce drafts
issued ON al the principal cities and towns In
the United States.
Fl. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock Of Cigars. Tobacco. Stationery, Cutlery,
and Smokers articles. which he offers 10 the
trade 81 srestly reduced ratss-one door below
Medinis corner.
TIE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been RENTED and elegantly furnished throughout.
and Is now one Of the handsomest establishments
o. the kind IN the city. as II has been for = long
rates Of charges ana veiLfurnished tables, call
and get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
THr CosFEss,ox M An I.v.rm-pnh-
l,sA.d for tha han.a. ., vc,.u w.. - So
~ nNH'- AM otNe'
VINO suner rom nervous debility, ETC.. supply
Ing she means Of self-enre. Written nv one WIN
has cured himself. and sent free on CHARGE on
rsesivfno a nast. osi1 dir.rtsa snv.L.n aa3vass
through postoalee oniy. JoS sraAS p Coon san
fnAne's'o' oA-
USED UP.-EssArs FoR YoUSo Men
the enervated and used up. Who have lost their
youthful energy. smt.tion and bodily vigor. in
the pursuit Of Social PLKAsunz-with words OF
cheer. and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope
HowaPD issocIATIoy ~, . ~. 5s,nh,s
pennsviv.nis
-
Travis, WILSON Il Co. have changed
~. a.. w,... p.-- -.
WV y "A'e ' i0u.e' " WINCH
they save . distance OF Is to 30 miles between
Hamilton and Phoebe City. This. I'm connection
Vim .wn...h-. "a 80 -. =, -,
them II - A. tr;a ~ ~ 49, ~ en-ole
sible. The~ h.xs rs1rcaa - ~ 80 " pa
aacnr. 49, ~ % lare 70 suen
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FROM IDAHO.
MALAp CRY,

MALAD UIrYs- August %.
The examination of Norman Courtney,
Henry Kirby, and Henry Jones, now
under arrest at this place for alleged COM
plicity in the recent stage robberies, has
been postponed, owing to the absence Of
the most important witness. The evil
dence is strong against them. There is
little doubt they are the guilty parties.
The stages are well protected now, and
no further trouble from road agents Is
anticipated.
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WESTERN NEWS.

DuBUoUE, August %.
A FIRE tonight destroyed the large
planning mill Of Clark & Co., with several
other buildings. and a large quantity of
lumber. Loss, $4,000. Insured for
$40, 900.
CHICAGO, August %.
A fire this afternoon destroyed 10 build
ings on Blue Island Avenue and Taylor
street; mostly wooden structures, occu-
pied as shops and dwellings. Loss, $780,
900. While this FIRE was raging, three
buildings west of Lake street burned.
Loss. : 5000.
A New York special says the dispatch
purporting to have been received there
by a French firm, stating that King Will
liam, With his staff aud Gen. Sheridan.
we're captured by the French, is q canard
got up for. speculative purposes No
confidence was felt here in the report, by
any e
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FROM AUSTIN.

AUSTIN, August 20.
Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday
8 bars of bullion from Belmont, valued
at S4.566; and from Austin 10 bars,
valued at $2s, 223. 2S.
An unsuccessful attempt made to-day
to burn Masonic Hall. Two fve-gallon
AM of coal oil were discovered setting
in the middle of the hall, with other
inflammable material. The FIRE was dis
covered in time to prevent damage.
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FROM San PABLO.

San Panic. August %.
A Greek named Antonio was arrested
to-day. charged with committing a rape
on a little girl 6 years old. The citizens
were much excited oyer the affair, and
threatened to lynch the prisoner. The
Sheriff, for better security, conveyed him
to the Jail at Martinez. The child is Sc
verely and perhaps fatally injured. The
prisoner does not dehy his guilt, but
duplicates to be saved from mob yio-
lence,
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FROM BATTLE MOUNTAIN.

BATTLE MOUNTAIN. New, Aug, %.
On Sunday evening, about 0 o'clock, a
barn at Hot Springs, belonging to the
Austin stage company, was totally de-
stroyed by FIRE. Six horses were lost.
besides barns and a large quantity of
hay.
The Battle Mountain Mining Compa-
ny shipped to-day by Central Pacific
Railroad two cars Of ore to Reno.
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FROM ELko.

ELKo, August %.
William II. Seward passed West this
morning, very much Frustrated, and n
able to get out Of the car.
Parker. fuller & Co. have reduced the
stage fare from Elko to Cope to So.
A report has just been received that
H. Green, lately Of the Cosmopolitan
Hotel, has committed suicide on his
ranch, about one mile from town.
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NEW YoRK, August

A special to the Times says Menehauld
is 80 miles north Of yitry le Francois.
and IS miles north of Chalons. The
three places form a triangle. OF which
Chalons Is the apex. AT Menehauld. a
great battle viii probably be fought; as
Il is thought Mcmahon is now on his
way to join Bazaine at this objective
point. The French position covers all
the railroad lines. and secures q retreat
to Paris in case of defeat.
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ince Of Posen, Gen. Won Steinmetz), and
the other South German troops. The
destination Of the 9TH army corps East
Prussia. 9Th (Silesial and 18th (Hesse-
Nassau is not yet announced.
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FROM SUFFER- CREEK.

Suffer CREEK, August 90.
A mar named L. j. Quannon, while
repairing a shaft in the Amador mine,
slipped and Tell 800 feet, lodging on tim
bers, where he was found dead, and
every bone in his body badly broken.
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FROM

YREKA, August %.
A mar named John Welsh, formerly
Of Orc Elmo, was found dead about a
mile from Sawyer's Bar, klamath coun-
ty, on the 10th inst. He is supposed to
have died while intoxicated.
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"Wednesday. August "a, 1870.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO san FRANCISCO AD-
VFRTTgFRs.

In order to simplify the business and avoid
confusion, from this date forward AHRos ASoEL.
= s22 Clay street. is sole agent for The White
Pine Daily gsxs in San Francisco; and persons
In that city having business With this once are
requested % communicate With him.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-24
EASTERN NEWS.

PrrrsBuRG. August %.
The Touring mill of Kennedy & Co.,
Allegheny City, was totally destroyed by
fire to-night-loss, $40. 600. Insurance.
$4,000.
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FROM SUCKER ELA1.

SucKEB FLAT. August 20.
The S. G. H. Mining Company, of this
place, will fire 200 kegs of black blast
ing powder. weighing 30. 900 pounds, by
electricity, at 8 am. next Thursday.
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BY TELEGRAPH
ssals n VIA Pa Daily Y.vl
SOUTHERN NEWS.

MEMPHIS. August p.
Several bales of new cotton were re-
ceived here to-day from Mississippi and
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TEE OCCIDENTAL capital stand for
an industrious man and woman to make
q fine business-vill certainly be sold on
Thursday-to-morrow.
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AUCTION SALE.
PACKAGES UNCLAIMED.

TNHE FOLLOWING ARTICLES UNCLAIMED
i At our once in TREASURE CITY will he
sold At public auction unless previously called
for In front Of Wells. Fargo 4 Col once. In
Hamilton. Ney.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES!
svsaa = rs VII. r.s Daily ys-l
FROM SAN

SAN FRANCISCO, August 23.
The Vega pronunciamento in Sinaloa
Is q complete hzzle. Gentlemen who
arrived by the Continental say he has
only 80 Americans and $50 demoralized
Mexicans, with whom he is lodging
around in the mountains, endeayoring
to escape from the Country. The de-
struction of the pirate Forward was a
death blow 10 his hopes. An expedition
is being fitted out by the Government at
Durango, under General Corona, to pur-
sue him, and if he is protected by Loza-
da to bring that chieftain to submission.
The feeling in that part of the Country
seems to be strongly against Lerdo de
Tejeda, but not against Juarez per-
sonally.
It is believed that the Government will
not dare shoot Negrete, but will give
him some position which will insure his
adherence to the administration.
The Mercantile Library Lottery will
not be drawn on the day first announced.
A postponement for 80 days only will
probably be advertised within a day or
two.
Sto Q Tx Sales.
Morning Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-A7O shares. s4k, b.
80; ~; ~, b. 30.
Sierra Nevada-220 shares. ssk; 81, q. 30.
Savage-565 shares, 49,; IS; 35k. b. 10; 34A.
ChollAr-23O shares. t43As, s. 80: az; Az.
Hale 4 Norcross-l20 shares. tss; 90. s. 30; seIz.
Crown Poipt-150 shares, az.
K~entuck-I9 shares, f36; %, b. 30.
Empire-7 shares, 90.
Ophir-195 shares, $751;; 81, 8. 80.
Gould L Curry-04 shares. $50: 81. s 30; 20: 90.
b.. 8; 90; 81.
Meadow valley-i00 shares, s26k, b. 20.
Yellow jacketASTo shares. ss3, b. 3; %; sax.
3. 8. SIX.
Occidental-30 shares, 80.
Silver Wedge 40 shares, soc.
Afternoon Board.
Original Hidden Treasure-2570 shares. A1;
Az, b.. so.
Occidental-l0 shares, 50.
Consolidated virginie-2o shares, &c.
Grown Point-F0 shares, -; 4. s. 3.
Savage 500 shares. t34Ik. 34k, b. 10. IS.
Chollar-135 shares, SAX As.
Hale 4 Norcross KS shares, ts7X.
Meadow yAlley-200 shares. $40. $50; 2Ok, b. 80.
yellow. lacked 1s4e shares, &32k, b. 80; 32A: 80.
Gould & Curry $40 shares. tSs; 90; 81; 92h,
b. 80; 81, 5. 3; 93I, b. 30; %.
Kentuck is shares. s34; 33Z. IS.
ophir-s5 shares, $sS; So.
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FROM

MosTRKAL, August p.
The first Pullman cars built for the
Grand Trunk Railroad were exhibited o.
day. The cars leave tonight, to bring
the Illinois Press Association from To-
ronto 10 Montreal.
OTTAWA, August %.
Fire still burning in the woods. The
distress suffered is in~calculable. The
Governors residence is in danger. Mills
are closed, and all hands fighting the fire.
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AUCTION SALE.
PACKAGES.

THE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED ARTICLES
Il will be SOLD At public suction, In front u
Wells, Fargo 4 Cos once, In Hamilton. New.
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BorfI.

LEARY-In Virginia, New. August %, 70 Dennis
Leary. > daughter.
PHRLAN-In Gold Hill. Sev., August ~ 70 \.
Phelan, > daughter.
sMITH-Ai Grass Valley, Cal, August TO- 70 ~.
Smith. 9 daughter.
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Marrieo.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Auburn. Cal, August
Is, R. r. Davis to Nancy Diekerson.
JoHNsON-EvASs-In Woodland. Cal, August
10, Vim. johnson to Clara Evans.
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The Markets To-Day.

bALfIhoRH, Nov. E.-Cotton entirely n. ninal a,
~ Flour fairly acti.e. Howard street superfne,
lily Mills. super % 15as6.75; extra S6as7 family
msSso5; Western super, s4Z5aS525; extra,
isId smb.r, Sl19aSl as; good TO prime, SL45asI Is.
mon to fair, ll5a& 80; Ohio and Indiana S IS
. ~. Corn aStlye and hrmer-white Southern old
.9alsc; do: new, 35s7Sc.; yellow. old SIC new
oIao4c Oats better AT t5e s. Bye 65aStc. Provisions
noninslly unchanged Stock scarce aud small Lusi
meas. husky dUil at ssaC9
BALTIMoRB, Nov. F.-yirrinia SKIES old "a bid.
lid: u asked. ~ ~ ~
NEW YORK. NOV. E.-stocks heavy. Gold. IL :.
Money, sac. Exchange, long, ga; short, To- 5Ns
lSOZ Coupon, virginia 6s, eN pom. G4I.: do
GeWt64 North Carolinss. old, A. do. new, Is a.
NEW YORK. Nov. U-Fiour Ioc better Wheat
Corn dull and nomir al
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FOB THIRTY YEARS
mas tnat wei known, STANDARD and popular remedy
PAIN KILLER

manufsctured by Perry Davis & SON. Providence.
D. l., been before the public, and in that time has
used by people of all nators
reme ddepans, to day. that same good and efficient
severe pain has never been eouailed and IL has
earned fs world wide popularity by its intrinsic
merit. NO curative agent has had wide spread
saIe or given such univ satisfaction The various
Ills ior winch the Psie Killer il unfaiing cure,
are TOO well Known to require recapitulaton In this
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accompany each bottle
Sold by all Druggists
Price q cts, 80 cts and q per bottle n ,s eo,m "
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ThESE EACTS DEMAND IMMEDIATE CON-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES should be guarded against,
or u must be cured he alternatives ere death or
SUCH consequence Srender life burden Combat
one malsris, purify the blood, put the nerves in
or1er, regulate the female stem, promote the ap-
petite. Danish every sign Of dyspepsia or rheuma-
tsm ncres % the vigor OF both body and mind, and
reneve the children Of susnder plaints All thi
can only be done with safety, certainty and prompt
ness by Charles Gautiers Native Vice Bitters; 40
says popular opinion. endorsed BY many of the most
eminent ply sicians, tho assure OF the Complete
Victory OF these over all other Buffers II has al So
iuteiy driven them ont Of the market here IL has
Teen introduced Gautsr's Native Wine bit:ers
may be had Of all druggists osZstr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-11-17

VIRGINIA NEws.-The Fredericksburg News
says MIR. Hutton has spent several DAYS in
-urveying the Rappahannock river. He thinks
hat an appropriation will be made next winter
and that ten feet of water at low ii lie NAV be
.ecured at our wharvcs"
The Lexington Gazette says:-"There was a
race last week on the Warm Spring mountain
between Governor Lelcher and a panther in
which II is said, the Governor made the best
line OF the season Ior short distance"
The Essex Gazette says that already fiocss. of
swan and wild geese have made their appear
ance IN the river opposite RapPahanRock. IL IL
Indicative of severe winter, SO says the Coolest
iDhabitant.
Coal, which looks like camel coal. has been
found on MIR. POwhatan Moncure's farm in
stafford county, only tour feet below the sur
ace.
be valuable property I'm Montgomery coup-
~, known as the elbow Sulphur Springs was
'oid on Saturday last to Mr.. Lauriston Wade of
that county, for $4,000.
The Fence Law has rot been changed by the
legislature, but stands precisely it did before
the body met. go
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saved from the Galieu..

LITTLE NALISr. y. Y. Nov. E.-Daniei g.
Burdick. WHO was sentenced 20 he hanged on
the 18th insf-, tor the murder OF n. n. Baker
colored in october, lssa. has received from
Governor Holman cOmmUtAtion OF his sen
tence tu impr .sonmeut for lite.
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Fire I'm Rochester.

RoCHFsTER. ". v. Nov. E.-De Gran0s Mil
tary aud Collegiate Institute, corner OF COlrt
and Stone streets. Was burned this morning
with nfty STANDS OF arms belonging 20 the RoyGa
Zolsyos. Loss S2a,00 insured Sl6,o0
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JOHN DRLANo, Esq, Chief Clerk o. the In
terror Department, lert here last evening fol-
New York, and will return in q few DAYS.