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New-York tribune., 1870-10-17

LONDON, Saturday, Oct. IS, 1870.
A dreadful accident occurred at Mltchelrs
shipyard, near EcwCaste-on-Tyne, yesterday after
noon. large iron vessel which In the Of
construction suddenly fell over crushing several work
men. Six bodies have been recovered thus far and six
others visible, but not yet accessible Besides the
killed, at least 80 seriously injured. The calamity
has created much excitement at Newcastle.
fire occurred to-day in the rggngshop Of the Messrs
Laird at Liverpool, which, before it subdued, de-
stroyed property valued at $4,000. One thousand
operatives male and female, temporarily thrown out
of employment.
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RonrEr IosrSp LrE.
ITII Jun II I"Tf
Died Oct. ". 1870.

The buTia Gaze IL a patent metallic casLc, hml some
r,,u,,ted with silver and lined with while sik. Attc
te fnncral meeting was held In the Court Iluurc
rrsolmfions were adopted urging Mr- Lee to allow th
reIn.,lnb W bc retained here.
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I6,i54

Total-....... LEO 49,. l6,ta io''1
Majority for Voorhees,, i,O9s Do In lsoS' i2a
The reported majoriuas for shaks Nxth Districo are
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ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH. |

Gen. Sheridan has written letter to a friend In this
city in which rays there ia about the percentage
OF deserion and shrking from military duty in the Ger
man and French armies as there the United states
during the late civil war speaks OF the fall Of Paris
as meS.ly "A question OF time.
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OHIO.

IOtal -. 3,gl0 s,1a!.-.--.Io,05i 40
S,,,ority for shanks 2i6 ma jority In 1868, 9sl.
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THE BATTLE BEFORE ORLEANS.

THE FRENCH CRUSHED BY SUPERIOR NUMBERS
UTTER RoUT OF THE FRENCH ARMY-BRA-
VERY OF TIE NATIONAL GUARD AND pom
TIFICAL ZOUAvEs - CONSIDERATION AT
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Lospoy. Saturday. Oct. IL. ~.

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT IN A IIP-YARp-TwELvE
MEN KILLED AND MANY INJURED-DEsTRUC-
TIVE FIRE.
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THE WAR IN EUROPE.
PRUsSIAN ARMY MOVEMENTS.

HNVNNIh4N MIMI HIVf EhTNIN.
uEAVY REENFORGEMEkTS TO TIE ARMY
INVESTING PARIs - FORMAL SIEGE COM
hENCED AT VERpUN AND soISsoNs-TuE
pOMBARDMENT OF PARIS DELAYED BY BIS
NJ
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THE SITUATION IN PARIS.

A DEMONSTRATION BY TIE RED REPUBLICANS
OPPOSITION TO TIE POSTPONEMENT OF TIE
ELECuoNS-THE PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT
ENDANGERED BY ITS OWN TIMDITY.
Tr,t Pcp III T,O THE rpIpuNPi
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Tobacco Factories
WHE F0LLOWIMG TOBACCO
81 Stemeries situated as follows;
ZOE SALE.


mHE FOLLOWING TOBACCO
h 5temeries situated as follows;
At CurdsvIIle, Daviess County, KY, To-
bacco House. Capacity 70 handle 4V0,u05
pounds.
Ashbysburg, Hopkins Co, KY. Tobacco
House. Capacity 10 handle 10000 pounds.
TayIor's Landing, Mclean Co., Ky, To-
5acco House. Capacity to handle 10000
pounds.
Livermore. Mclean Co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 600,O00 pounds.
Sacramento, Mclean Co, Ky, Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 10000 pounds.
Ceralvo. Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco House.
Capacity 70 handle 100000 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio CO., KY, Tobacco House,
Capacity 70 handle 10000 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co. KY, Tobacco House
Capacity to handle $4,000 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County. Ky, To-
bacco House. Capacity 20 handle 709,O0o
pounds.
Rale, HI Saline Co, Tfls., Tobacco House.
Capacity to handle 10000 pounds.
Enterprise, Spencer Co, Ind. Tobacco
House. Capacity TO handle 100000 pounds,
Richland, Spencer Co.. Ind, Tobacco
House. Capacity 20 handle zoo 900 pounds.
All OF the above stemeries are located
IN the best producing tobacco sections,
and are In complete order, having screws.
tobacco sticks and ali other necessary
tobacco; together with the odlce, Cooper
Shops, Stables, and Lands thereto ate
taehed. All or any Of the above VIII be
sold below their value.
For further particulars inquire Of WI.
8. FORD EVansVille, Ind, or i. il. Ark
ENBURGHs % Broad ST., N. y. OclI-2m
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2. = me Canrlsr-Zoarnal

LOUISVILLE. - The colrfsr-7 ossrnaI q
Saturday says:
Dan. Rice's show boat, WIN. 81. Hays. was
taken over the falls yesterday morning by
Capt. Pink VarbiE-
We are informed that Captains RuRk and
Phillips, who recently purchased the TT.
s. Turner at St Louis, VIII soon bring that
steamer around and start her in fhe trade
between this city and New Orleans
ST. louis. - The Deu5oeraf Of Saturday
says:
River falling rapidly. Declined fourteen
inches IN thirty hours ending at dusk last
evening. Weather dne. To KeolEuE the
river is declining vita nv6 ana q hair feet
water IN the channel, Stationary &C Due
buQue. with heavy rains above. and an
early withdrawal anticipe ted Of the largest
eoaLs nom above dubuque. Hence TO
Cairo there Is good stage of water.
a lot OF wood piled mp on the steamer
Miner In front or Ter furnaces, took fire
on ner recent trip Dove sioux city in the
vicinity Of the Santee Agency. The IRE
was discovered just In the nick of time and
ext1ngulshed. Much excitement was ere
ated on the boat The FIRE mad gained con-
siderable headway before the hose kFas got
in working order.
NEW ORLEANS. - The TINES OF Tues
day says:
The weather yesterday was clear and
me, with a very close temperature.
which, II continued, may bring on rain.
Business on the landing for the begin
ming OF the week was extremely dulis
Mond9y, generally speaking. Is about the
oallesb OF the week and the election
taking place yesterday caused an absence
nom Inc landing OF many business men,
besides laborersi thereby retardiug the
dischaTging of the recent arrivals. I'm fact.
the IeVee yesterday reminded as OF SUM
day more than any other day I'm the
week.
The Lee brought in the largest frip OF
the season. having on board 748 bales Of
cotton and g large quantity of cotton
seed, the weight OF which Is equivalent 20
about 500 bales.
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mo. 1898.
United States MarshaPs NOties.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District OF IRdianas @7'

UNITED STATS OF A1lERIcAs SIS.
Wy H EREASs q libel Of information
wv was filed an the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
on the 18th day OF October, 1870, by Thomas
NJ Browne, Esq, District Attorney, on be-
half OF the United States, against 6,990 Cl-
gars, seized at said District for an alleged
violation OF the revenue laws, and pray
Ing process against said property and thai
the same may be condemned and Ecfd
therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the Mo-
milton under the seal or said Court 70 me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice TO all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein. that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, to be held g. the City Of In-
d1anapolls, in and for the District OF Indie
ana, on the FIRST Monday of December
next, at 10 O'Clock OF the forenoon OF that
day then and there to 1nterpese their
claims and make their allegations in
that behalf
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. 8.
Attest: J. ID. HoWLAED. CI'k. move
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Five Principal Lady Per-
formers!

The marvel Trick Horse and EQUINE
Beauty, BRIGAND.
The Notorious Clown Mules, PETE and
The arrival OF the two great Circuses
will be heralded by q parade through
the principal streets, OF their beautiful
BAND CHARIOT. drawn by ten elegantly
marked horses, forming a superb and
shapely team, valued at Ten Thousand
Dollars. and driven by the celebrated
Knight of the Ribbons, Mr. Charles II.
French.
Don't fail to see this spirited and charm
ing spectacle, and to hear the ray1sh1ng
music of the Silver Cornet Band.
VIII positively exhibit, rain or shine,
having had expressly constructed Tor this
Southern trip a newly invented tent, of
much heavier material than heretofore
used and water proof.
Another new feature of comfort is the
Patent Circus Stoves, the exclusive right
to use which has been purchased by this
establishment, and which, when the IN
clemency or rigOr OF the weather demands,
viii be placed under the seats in such
manner, as to impart agreeable and genial
warmth. throughout the mammoth tent
Look out for the big steamboat, The Nom
sfer and AreT-ic Marcel Of the Old and Ne1O
World.
Doors Open at 2 and O'Clock PM,
Notwithstanding the expense attendant
upon so vast and talented an array, prices
viii remain as heretofore, viz:
CHILDREN under 10 years, 20 GEMS.
nov1l-4t
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The Gazette says:

The present owners OF the II. s. Turner
are Captain w. I. Rus< (her commander,)
George Phillips, Vincent Shinkle anu
VIM. Blfck, all of CovingtOn, Ky, each
one-fourth, and the price paid for her was
S26 COO. She Is four years old.
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O. ponges and Channels skins,
nomades and Toilet Powders.
Tgxtraets, CoIognes, and Toilet Waters.
A~doudray' saohet Powders
wndia Rubber syringes and Breast Pump
a Il kinds Of Combs and hair Brushes
p aides and Genuemen's Pocket Books
TTVoOtb, Nail. and Flesh Brushes.
PINK stands and Match Safes FOR che
- pocket.
7.ynglssh, French, ana American Toilet
- Soaps.
. boulder braces, Trussess and rte
- erB.
All OF the above articles VIII aold AZ
very low prices.
REMEMBER THE PLACE,
CORNER MAIN AND SCDN > SITS.
ie8 Gm
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Weather and water,

Among the first boats due here are the
Idlewild, from Cairo; Palestine, from
Loulsville; Virginia, for New Orleans;
Norman and Commercial. from Memphis;
Tom Reese and barges, from New Orleans:
Florence Lee, from EastpOrt; Kate Rob-
tnson, from ST. Louis; Emma Floyd, for
Memphis.
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Rocky Mountain COBbler.
Fxeoutors sac.

RYOTTCE rs HEREBY GIVEN that
Az / viii, by virtue OF the VIII Of Henry
#. Hornny, deceased on
THU R8DAY, NOVEM Ser 10 1870,
At the Court House door, in the CITY OF
Evansville, sell af public auction the foL-
lowing described Real Estate, In Nenae5-
burgh County. Indiana; Lot NO. % In
Henry and Simon Gumberts' Subdivision
of part OF the Southwest Quarter OF Sec
ton 80, Township s. south Of Range A0t
West, containing 8 75-l00 acres more OK
less.
mainder IN ten equal annual installme nts
at ten per cent. interest, the purchaser
giving notes with approved surety and
mortgage, with the privilege OF paying
any Of the notes before due.
Also the following personal property
Seven shares OF stock OF the Evansville q
Charlottesville Railroad Company. Il re-
serve the right to reject any and all bids.
JOHN WHITEHEAD EXT
IGLEHARr a Son. Att'Ys. 0cl8.daW
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Read tina Bills Read the BillsI

SEBASTIAN, the Great Roman Cham
pton Rider.
O'BRIEN, the Challenge Batoute Leaper
and Double Somersault Turner.
THE NAN MONKEY, CARLOS.
SIGNOR GIBBONS, the Man Fly.
The Renowned ARABIAN BROTHERS.
j. II. KELLY, the Flying VRulter.
SIGNOR FARANrA, the Living HUI
man Knot.
John CALLAN, the Leopard Athlete
DICK CLARK, the Prince Of the Hur-
die.
VIM. q. MILES, the Joe Jefferson OF
the Ring.
SIGN0R CLIFFORD, the Grand Gym
mast of the Age.
JAMES ACG Ul RE, the Great Comic
Vocalist aud Conversational Clown.
EDDIE HALEY, the Smallest and Fun
nfest Of Felt Crowned Fools.
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-lnciaI and Commercial.

FINANCIAL.
rhe home demand Tor money continues
yxcess of the supply. Tobacco and cot
Mort time paper is in great favor with
ankers, but the steady demand from
r customers for three and four
II accommodations works against
-ators in these staples.
age on New York is in better sup
ng at par and selling at 81 50 per
nent Bonds are put little sought
1t their present low rates, owing,
;. To the stringency in the money
BANKABLE FUNDS.
y. Treasury Notes.
.tional Bank Notes.
"a foiicsvfno uuotatIOug ara from the
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SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY.

at sCHLAEPFER's PREsCHEEs-
~ TTON STORE, can be found, besides
the largest and best assorted stock OF
Drugs, Patent Medicines, and Medicinal
Wines in the West the following list or
QpEHT WTEGs
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The Commercial Of Sunday says;

Captain Boardman's fro steamer, built
expressly for the New Orleans and Red
from Litherbury's yard at ~ O'CLOCK yes
terday. Fully one thousand spectators
witnessed the spectacle, cheering heartily
as she glided into her native element. AS
she went In stern foremost, the water
rolled mp several feet over her stern and
after deck, causing her 10 ship about sew
enty-hTe barrels OF wGter through her
alter hatch. The tlghtness OF her seams
shows plainly that the launch has not
changed her shape IN the least while she
sits on the water as gracefully as q swan,
having an easy shear fore and al. Win
the water In her hold, she was drawing
Ii inches forward, AID 10 inches at the
stern, and Will trim on IA 1ucnes when the
water Is pumped out of her hold Captain
BOardmen is delighted with her successful
launch, and also her light draught Of wa.
ter. The Dick Fulton was to tow her down
Il, louisville last night, where she will re-
ceive her machinery and cabin, when she
will return to Cincinnati TO receive her
cabin outfit, and load for New Orleans.
North, from Nashville, over the Louis
Vile and Nashville RAILROAD, ,5Sl bales of
cotton, against 9, $50 for the same month ia
1869, making an increase Of $50 bales. II
the canal was open, the bulk Of this
cotton would be shipped by river.
The following is the AOu5tOn's crew for
the coming season: l.. b. Durham, COM
mander; Harry Walker and Len. Sea-
brook, clerks; Perry South and Billy
Billy Underwood, Pilots Dan. Barr, mate;
and Fred. Hartman. steward.
captain W alAbE anu us bO4 w III. lett
for Memphis in last nights train, where
they will load the sam. J. Hale for Port
land and Cincinnati
Captain W. B. Miller goes to Cairo to-
night to start the Mfnneola up the river.
The Indiana left st. Louis Tor New Or
leans, Friday, with nearly twelve hundred
tuns, and VIII be followed by the Henry 3.
Turner.
est in the Kate Kinney Joseph Kinney
ive-efghths, r. Potter one-efghth, and
Manson & Damron enc. eighth-have sold
Interests "a follows: To Hicks King, of
New Albany, IndfanR, one nalf; John II.
Montgomery. Of Jacksonville Indiana,
f1TeessIwteeufhs, AID David Duckwell, of
TOuisviiIe three.sixteenths for the sum
: 81 twenty-one thousand dollars.
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THE 5OTH
NEW SERIES. NEW FoIN!!
The Pictorial s"
pHREN0L,0GTOAL JOURNAL,

AFirit Glass Family Ma azlne.
SPEcIAILY DEVOTED ToTHE "sCIENcE
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indicated BY Science.
PHRESoLoGY-The Brain and its Functions;
the Location ard Natural Language OF the Or
ans, with directions for cultiyating and re-
siraining them; md the relations subsistins be.
tween Mind aud Body dcscrihcd.
P~nYsIoGNoMY, with all the '..Signs Of Char
actcr and How to Read Tlicni," Is a special 'ca'
tu.e.
Customs, Religions and Modes OF Life in diller-
ent Tribes and Nations, will be given.
PHYSIOLOGY AND ANATosY.-The OrganiIa.
ton, Structure and Functions Of the Human
Body; the Laws OF Life and HeGlih-WlGt we
should Eat and Drink, How We should be
Clothed, and How to Exercise, Sleep and Live,
presented in n popular manner, In accordance
with Hygicnic Principles.
P~oRTRiIrs, Sketches, und Biographies OF the
leading Men and Women Of the World, In all
departments Of He, arc special features; t., =,
ucating and training Children, this Magazine
has no superior, "a Il points out all tic pccu.
~liarities or Character and Disposition, and rcn.
ders government and classification not only pos
nation on the leading topics Of the day IL given,
and no efforts arc spared TO make this the most
interesting and instructive AZ well rs tho Best
Pictorial Family Magazine ever Published.
EsrABLIsHED.-Thc Journal has reached Its
Both Volume, and with the January Number,
1870, q New Series Is commenced. The form
has been changed from a Quarto to tho more
convenient Octave, and many improvements
have been made. II has steadily Increased III
favor during the many years It has. been pub.
lished. and was never more popular than at
TERMs.-Monthly, at So n year, in advance.
Single numbers, 80 cents. Clubs OF ten or moro,
81 each, and IN extra copy to agent. :. %
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J. M. FLURScHUTz,
No. 20 South G street, Virginia, Nov
CANDY MANUFACTURER

r AM NOW READY TO FILL ORDERS FOR
i all kinds OF Cakes, Pyramids. Candies. Candy
Toys, ETC., Wholesale and retail. Ny stock OF
Confectionery. Candies, Plain md Ornamental
Cakes, will he found complete In every respect,
and made from the very best materials, ut the
lowest prices. In the Rcfrcshment Saloon, 1
have always ready the mort delicious Conee,
Tea. Chocolate, Cnkee, Etc. Families and Par
ties supplied with the above ut the shortest
notice, Also, with Oysters In shell. open, or
rrepared In any style Aesircd. And ] have for
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS:
Sugar Squirrels. Cats and Dogs,
Sugar Fishes, Sugar Frogs,
Sugar Eggs and Sugar Hens,
Sugar Inkstands, Sugar Pens,
Sugar Cradles, Sugar Beds,
Sugar Dolls with Sugar Heads,
Sugar Apples, Sugar Plums,
Sugar Girls with Sugar Thumbs,
Sugar Tcapots. Sugar Boats,
Sugar Boys with Sugar Coats,
Sugar Peaches, Sngur Pears,
Sugar Lions, Lambs and Bears,
Sugar Pinks and Sugar Rosce,
Sugar Men with Sugar Noses,
Sugar Birds with Sugar Winga,
Sugar Shoes with Sugar Strings,
Sugar Boxes. Sugar Nails,
Sugar Rats with Sugar Tails,
Sugar Notices, Sugar Starr,
Little Sugar Railroad Cars,
Sugar Combs and Sugar Curls,
Worn by Little Sugar Girls,
Sugar Horses, tame and tried,
For Little Sugar Boys TO ride,
Sugar Houses, Sugar Ships,
Sugar Babes with Sugar Lips,
Besides Ten Thousand Sugar Toys,
To please the Little Girls and D0yr.
nIl.h
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CArrN1N DAY GONE EAsr.-The Car
son Appeal Of this morning says that
our Surveyor General, Hon. John Day,
or as he would doubtless like better to
be called, Captain John Day, started
from here last evening for the railroad
trip to New York. He has been ON
this coast since 1910, and this Is his
first trip East. His departure was
the occasion for quite a numerous gath
ering of his friends and acluaintances,
who wished him God speed-in which
hearty send-off many will earnestly
join. The Captain expects to return
here early in the coming spring.
CoMPLINENrARIEs.-We are happy
in the receipt of complimentary tick
cts to the fine musical entertainment
to be given by the Virginia Choral
Society, at Piper's Opera House, to-
morrow evening. The entertainment
commences ut 8 O'Clock, and will con-
sist Of choice selections Of songs, bal
lads. quartettes, choruses, etc. Tickets
are 81, and can be procured at Dale &
Co.'s, Fred Boegle's, or of members Of
the society. r
WooDRUFr & ENNoR's SrAaEs.-As
will be seen by advertisement In
another column, under head of "New
Today" Woodruff s. Ennor's stages
for Reno leave their Office at Virginia
daily, at Il o'clock, noon, and at 8
O'Clock r. II. Freight for White Pine
received and dispatched, at lowest
rates., Passengers and shippers Of
freight had better read the advertise
ment.
PIUrE EScAMrMESr INSTALLATION.
At a regular meeting of Piute Encamp-
ment, L. o. o. F., Gold Hill, held hast
evening. the following officers elect
We're duly installed, with all the APP
propriate ceremonies, by ID. ID. G. p.
II. s. Vim: Thomas Harkin, c. p;
Thomas Mitchell. II. p; A. A. Put
nam, S. W.; E. l.. Stern, S.; S. We'll,
Treasurer.
School OrENrNa.-The Gold Hill
public schools reopen for the second
term of the school year on Monday
next, January 10th, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
new scholars must bring certificates OF
vaccination. This term closes on Fri
day, june cath, making y pretty long
session, with only II holiday-Good
Friday. e
FANcY DRESS BML.-There Is going
to be a fancy dress ball at the old Gre
clan Bend Saloon, corner of D and
Union streets, Virginia, OH the evening
OF the 9th instant. A gay, free and
easy time may be expected. Tickets,
- so.
SnocKINa.-Light earthquake shocks
still continue, especially at night.
Our people are getting rather indifter-
ent. and look upon them as no great
shakes after ali. A good heavy one
would be appreciated.
prxeusHERs Of Bread. Cakes, Pies. Doushnuts.
10, Rolls. etc. take notice John Peter Becker. OF
the Gold IlIi Bakery and Chop House, Is prepared
TO furnish to the public the above named articles,
cs, prices nogT-lm
TyaKEYs.-Thesc excellent arrange
ments, In the way of eatables, are
plenty and good in market, at three
bits q pound.
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THE EVENING NEWS.
Tl.r.aay Rvs,i.s..-...J.....e, 1879
The Civil Risht. DiI, or 1bo RI.S,. A.
tho koad Unelviliy DoctieS.

The Civil Rishts Diu, or the RieAts Of
\ Read UneiSfiiy 6ociisd.
About 2 O'Clock p. N. yesterday, near
the Marysyille mill, between here and
Silver City, quite a ludierous scene was
enacted. Martin Griffin, the well
known and stirring driver of the Ne
vada job wagon, was driving down
from Virginia with sundry articles for
some mill down the canyon, when, at
the point mentioned, he met a man
with a w~agon-load Of vegetables COM
ing up to town. 1t was not a very
convenient place to turn out Of the
track, and Martin, considering that he
had the best right to the track, told the
vegetable man to turn out. This the
obstinate rancher refused to do. Mar
tin swore he would have to do II, or he
would keep him there all night. The
vegetable man profanely signified his
determination to stay there a week
sooner than he would bulge an inch.
Under this uncompromising state Of
affairs, for either to go ahead was to
telescope into the other, so both OBJ
stinateiy determined to fight 1t out on
that line ii it took the balance of the
season, for Martin Is not n nan
to be backed down by any com-
mon country hoosier. So there
they staid and nyieldingly waited
two mortal hours and a halt, neither
showing any sign Of giving in. How
much longer they would have staid
there it Is difficult to say, had not a
brilliant idea struck the vegetable man.
He deliberately unhitched his horses
and took them to a stable, leay-
ing his wagon standing there. This
was little too COMPOUNDED much for
our Martin to stand, SO with a few
energetic pieces of his mind, spit out
at his scandalotts adversary, he turned
aside with hiyteam and drove oil down
the canyonht u rattling gate. After
he had gope. the triumphant vegetable
man hitcked up again and drove on up
10 town.
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ccinatio

DR. STEPHENSON IS Prepared. WIFE
who may desire Il, at his once ortheir places Of
oFPIcE-No. 10 South c street, Virginia.
dei31m2p
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& CO.'S
GOLD HILL ASSAY OFFICE

DULLIoN AND ORES CAREFULLY AS
ID saved by CONRAD W1EGASD, formerly
Supervising Assayer at the San Francisco
Mint. Receiving Office in Virginia at Morrilrs
Drug Store. dc.Sf