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The Portland daily press., 1870-09-23
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
20 Wall St Nesc York.
First Mortgage Bonds
TRUNK RAILROAD
NEW YORK STATE.
PAYING
7PER CLlN GOLD,

ARE OFFERED AT PAR.
THE NEW YORK AND oswEGo MIDLAND
RAILROAD, which will BE- four hunnred mi es n
the Auburn branch, has nearly
400 MILES 0e RoAD ALAEADx
COmP1ErSO
and in profitable operation on the Northern section,
extending DouthsrIy nom the CIV 81 Oswego and
intsrsec.ing b. Albany and Susquehsuna Railroad
a. s On osher pcstons o. the n and tn.
expectation Of the 'ompany to fave as least ieo
miles more in operation before the close the pres
ent season.
THE LOCAL BUss~Es$
is already large. and the Company has just concud-
Ell a c,niact with the Delaware ana Hu. son CANA
Company 70 transporting he coal of that large and
wealthy corporation to the norh bern sections o, the
Sta,e. 1h!s will and - largely to the business and
profits OF that seton of the road, area " ,outr ,-
Ing the local trafc OF one ct the most p1puous AND
fertile districts Of the State, Tint nat earuinqs
without the AID OF through business can bar Nv be
less than per cent on iS entire cost which r. Ice
Der cent. in excess OF the interest on il. bonus.
A STRONG POINT
in regard to these hond is the tact that the issue
and BEHIND THE BpNps Is
APAID-UP CAPITAL OF NEARLY 81 100000
which affords ample guarantee OF the financial
strength OF the Company.
TaR BONDx.
They are issued in denomine atoms of 81 COO; may
be either coupon registered at RE nption OF the
purchaser; bear Seven Per Cent. Gold In'eie.t,
free OF income TAX payable on the 1st of January
and Is, OF July in Nsw York City, and have % years
TO 10 ma urity. ,., e.
The popularity Of these bonds as perfectly SAFE
aecur " bearing the highest rate OF interest," amor
red by the laws NV York, pa,aoie IN III com,
tree af poyernnei has kept the supply nearly
oyhans q nut the recent ana early future comD'e-
tion of addy nal sections viii tor time furnish
,ba, nj supply to which we respectfully invite the
nttantion of investors in he confident Deei thai no
letter security can be found on the market.
PRICE. PA ~ AND ACCRUED lNTEE.
EST IN CURRhNCY.
Governments and other current securities taken
in ex'h ange.
cation. Tf
Bre,Cster, SaUeet &c Co.,
40 state Street, Desssn.
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DISEASES such as Consumption, Bronchitis
Debility from Typhoid and other Low Fsvers,
from excessive grief, study, or close confne-
ment, and prostration of the vital powers,
yield to FELLowS' CoMPoUHD SYRUP OF HY-
rorHosrHIrzs sooner than auy remedy before
discovered. The muscles OF the stomach are
strengthened, digestion becomes mplete, tho
lactreals take up nutrition tho blood becomes
vitalzed and pure, the nervous system vipor-
Gus, and the thin, pale, or sallow complexion
ed become plump and hearty and regain the
rudy tint of health. sep22-dSS w1w
COUNTERFEIT MoNEx.-Having purchased
the exclusive right for the State Of Maine to
teach the "art of detecting counterfeit green
backs and national bank notes." copyrighted
by Gen. John f. Beaxell, of the U. s. Treasu-
ry Department, the subscriber is prepared to
give instruction (Which can be acquired in a
few minutes) in the above art to all persons
DESTROYS of knowing a method whereby they
can easily and instantly detect all kinds of pa
per couuterieits. JAMES M. PALMER,
"A Middle Street.
A few active and reliable agents wanted 10
travel in different parts of the State.
Sept19eodt[
Mr.. BARNES will pay particular attention to
the department., grace and manners Of the vari-
Gus patrons of his academy.
All of the above dances will be taught in one
quarter Particular attention will be paid to
all Juveniles, all the fancy dances will be taught
that are suitable for good society. All of the
objectional features Of dancing will be discard
ed from the school.
To appreciate the quality Of the above style,
aud to give the citizens OF this city and vcini-
ty an opportunity who to choose for their in
struciion, Mr.. Barnes will give an exhibition
ball about the 18th OF October by class he il
now prscticing, when all of the above dances,
ali of which are good parlor dances, will be IN.
troluced.
Persons who are interested are requested to
call for a circular and obtain all information.
Good music will always be in attendance
By securing the graces person can perform
CONTRA dances and cotillions more gracefully
G. f. BARYEs.
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commissioners Notice to 4 red1tors

WE, having teen APPOINTED nv the Judge Of Pro-
w bate Tor the County of Cum berland. to receive
snd ex .mine the Claims of the credt,rs Of David D.
scrloper, late OF tusfed. in III Comfy d. eeansd,
whose estate fs re, resented lnsoyent give notice
ina SIX months commeuc NJ the seventh dag of
June, A. D. 1870. have been allowed t SAID euil.
10 "rig IN anu prove theii claim and that we VIII
ATTEND the vice assigned US, at The dwiiliDs-nouse
OF y. w. knghts, in Utisfed, AMI OF the last sat.
ur'iaA of september, October and November, from
one O'clock 10 five r. M.
Dated this oSth day ~ August, A. ID. 1870
JOHNSON W. X Mutt.
ION ,TuAN NARDWELL, JR.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2!-Cotton heavy; sales 1860
bales; Middling 1plands at lslc. Four-saes 1900
al 90 q IS; Round Hoop Ohio 30 "a 30; West
ern at 80 q 35; Southern at 5 rs q 500. Wheat
hrmer sales 5000 busb.; No. spring at 20; new
Os; Nos. and 2 mixed 1t is; Winter Red and
Amber Western ct 80 q $50; White Michigan at
s ;sss oSo At
"a g 56c; Western at 80 a sc. Pork frmer; new
mess at Is 80 q Is 81 prime 4 % 90 q 1850. LARD
firm; Ohio at 70 q sic; STATE at rs g &C. whisLsy
dull; Western free At Is e 90c Bic, ca,oliua at 81
eov s sd ri, fS1ss see q o5 N.Y. g
No. IL standard at 10lc Naval Stores-Spirirs Tur-
pentne dull at 39}c; Resin weak; sales At IS Tor
25a e &c. Taliow dull at g &C. F1eights 70 Is
erp Of quet cotton sic "a Id fsur per sad 10 ioid
wheat u g Sd.
Whea,.No Spring at o., Corn active at 02c Tor
No. Mixed. Oats to-day in moderate demand &C
sS e ST sc No Ms.. ey aass No Hs q
IS g 1851; Dry salied shout ers at l64c. Live hogs
dull. Cattle du,l at IS @722.
81 900 oush. corn 900 bush oats, $1,000 bush. rye
shipments-5ooo bbls. -four, 100000 bush. wheat,
$4,000 Dush barley.
CINCINNATI, Sept. y Mess Pork neglected at
y o. Bulk Meats dull at l2ac for shoulders and 14c
Lard firm at 1i3 q loo. Whiskey duh.
..NEw ,RLxAss. Sept. 22.-Cotton steady; Mid
ding uplands at Tac.
MOBILE. Sept. "a Cotton easier; Mddling up
lands at 164c.
SAVANNAH, Sept. 22.-Cotton in good demand;
Mddlng uplanis at 16ic.
CHARLESTON, Sept. 22.-Cotton dull; Middling
upands at 16lc.
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, Sept 22--1l.so A. NJ Consols 92i for
American securities-U. s. 5-20's, 1862, 9c3; do
1865 old s9l: do 1867, ss3; U. s. l040s s5}. Eric
share Ill., illinois central shares 1l3. Atlantic u
Great Western shaies2l
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-t1.30 A. M-Cotton steady:
sales II 900 bales; Middilna upands " a 9sd Mid.
ding Orleans 81 q 9il. Corn 2ss Cd. Pork l1bs.-
Lard 13s Cd.
LONDON, Sept pa 30 P. Mucous soils 923 a o2a for
money and account.
american securitiesquiet; U. s. $50, 1852 closed
at 90a.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 22-1.so p M.-Cotton tending
down
FRANKFORT, Sept. 22.-U. S. $50 bonds closed
yesterday at 944 lor 1868.
LONDON, Sept 2l-5 P. M.-Consols 92t for monsv
AMI account.
American securities quiet U. s. 5.2O's 1852 on, ].
do 1865, old. S9 do 1857, eSA U. S. 1O-4Os S. Erie
shares 17s. Illinois Cen shares 1881 Atlantic and
Great Western shares "A i.
The specie in tue Bank of England has Increased
s22I,oOO sterling for the week.
LIvERPop IL, Sept. 22-5 P. M.-Cottop dull: MIDI
ding uplands sgd; sales 20 900 bales. Naval Stores
LONDON, Sept. 2s-5 P. M.-Linseed Oil at e3i 3,
FRANKFORT, Sept. 22-U. s. 5-2Os at 94I for 1s62's
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W hGlsOA,

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
RICHMOND, Sept. % The Republicans Of the
First Congressional District yesterday nomin-
white members withdrew and nominated DR..
Douglass (white). The difficulty will be sub
mitted to the National Executive Committee
for arbitration.
POLITICAL.
Every county in the State except two were
represented in the Republican State Copven-
ton to day, Senator Lewis, Elk Governo: Wells
and Alexander Rives being among the dele
gates. The resolution declared that the Presi.
dent and administration had redeemed their
promises to the country and asked Congress to
pay all loyal Southerpers for their property
taken during the war and for services rendered
prior TO the war;
The Portland daily press., 1870-09-23

HAVANA, Sept. % Especial to N. Y. Her.
aid Private accounts report the landing of
the steamer Salvador as completely successful.
The expeditionsts and greater portion of the
arms are now safe in the interior. The vessel
leaking and being unseaworthy, was aban-
doued to the Spaniards aud the pilot aud six
fremen surrendered. During the voyage the
passengers were constantly baiing, CARRYING
coal and shifting cargo. The authorities were
deceived and thought she would land on .be
other side OF the island.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-20
FOREIGN NEWS.

New YORK, August 10.
A dispatch dated London, 10, 11:30 a.
m. says: The Daily News of this fore
noon contains a dispatch from Brussels
which says that Napoleon is suffering
from febrile monomania. He cries out
that he has been betrayed.
The London Times says a dispatch
from Berlin states that the French ar
mics were separated. Mars la Tour and
the main army at Metz checked by the
first and second armies of Prussia. The
Crown Prince, with two corps, is now
marching to attack Froissard, at Cha
Ions. The dispatch adds Bazaine
must cut his way through the German
army, or be forced to capitulate.
LONDON, August 10.
The Prince and Princess of Wales are
unusually harmonious in their almost
open sympathy with the French. The
Princes feeling is believed to rest on his
great dislike of his brother-in-law, the
Grown Prince of Prussia. .
LONDON, August 1850 a. N.
Part of the French army has been
forced back to Metz. The position there
is regarded as very critical. 1t is be-
lieved preliminary negotiations for peace
are under discussion hero.
Pans, August 10.
In the Corps Legislatif, last evening,
Count de Palikao, Minister of War, in
response to inquiry made for explana-
ton in regard to the fact of General
Trochu being declared Governor of Paris,
said the Government regarded 1t as a
wise movement to confde the defense OF
the city Of Paris to a person eminently
qualified to increase the security of peace
in the minds of citizens. Gen. Trochu
will be replaced in command. His corps,
the reserves, were formerly under his
command. The Count her informed
the corps that the Prussians had suf
fered severely in late engagements
Their center had been especially Grip.
pied. They had tried to retreat to ST
Michael, but were unable to effect
junction. The Prince Royals entire
regiment Of cuirassiers, under command
of Count Won Bismarck, were totally de
stroyed near Schlierstadt. The Frencl
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PACIFIC A DISPATCHES
Special to The white Pine Daily Nsv,.
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAY FRANCISCO. August l

San FRANCISCO, August 10.
General II. A. Cobb has been commits
stoned Major-G General of the National
Guard of California, vice Gen. Lucius NJ.
Allen, whose term expires by limitation.
II is understood that Gen. Cobb will re-
tain a majority of Gen. Aliens staff, il
they consent to remain, having no desire
to introduce a political test in such mat
tiers. Gen. Hewston's commission ex-
pires about the LIST of November.
F. l.. A. Phoebe, Henry A. Lyons,
Lafayette Maynard, I. Friedlander, Thos.
Bell, l.. l.. Robinson, J. w. Gashwiler,
Delos Lake, and Michael s. Kelly, have
been elected trustees of the Meadow Val
ley Mining Company.
Harnden, money broker. 408 Mont
gomery street, has failed, and gone East;
but is expected back next month. No
n loses very heavily by his failure.
A determined effort is being made to
defeat Chief Crowley for the renomina-
ton, by taxpayers, on various grounds.
A number Of old officers who have been
removed are working hard against him
Captain Baker, formerly of the force, is
actively seeking the nomination.
A son of Supervisor Adams, IL years o.
age, was stabbed in the back, at Lincoln
school, by a boy named Pippin. The
wound is severe, but not fatal.
The Republican Convention adjourned
to Wednesday next, when they will nomi
nate Supervisors.
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WESTERN NEWS.

CrNcTNNArI, August 10.
L. d. Campbell was nominated by
reclamation, at Hamilton, as q candidate
for Congress, Third Ohio District. j.
w. Denver is nominated Democratic
candidate for Congress in the Sixth Dis
trict, at Hillsboro, on the 10th ballot.
CHICAGO, August 10.
A National Convention of delegates
from the various German sanitary aid
societies in the United States was held
here yesterday. Delegates were present
from 16 cities, East and West. Gov.
Solomon, of Wisconsin presided. A
preamble, setting forth the causes of the
wal between France and Prussia, and
declaring it to be the duty of the Ger
mans in America to sustain the cause of
the latter, not only with words but deeds.
Resolutions proposing the details of q
systematic plan Of operations for carry
ing out the object Of the society, were
unanimously adopted. One principal
city in each State is made q central point
for collection of funds from local socie-
ties throughout the State, and from which
contributions may be transferred to the
central agency at New York, which in
turn will forward to Berlin.
San Francisco, CAL, Portland, Or.
and Olympia, Washington Territory, are
the central agencies for their respective
States.
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FROM OREGON.

PORTLAND, August 10.
Wednesday night last the stage was
robbed four miles from Umatilla by three
men, who robbed the stage of everything
of value, and took Wells, Fargo & Co.'s
treasure box. Two of the robbers were
arrested at Walla Walla.
James Wilson. highwayman, indicted
for robbing and shooting Johnny Hol-
ton, plead guilty. Sentence will be pro-
nounced tomorrow.
SALEM, August 10.
A barn belonging to Samuel Brown
was broken open and a valuable horse
stolen.
The railroad bridge across Santeam
river is being rapidly pushed forward.
The bed of the river is covered with huge
powders which are being removed by
submarine divers.
A highwayman attacked Mr.. Dusbin
last evening, a few miles from town, but
was foiled by Mr.. Dusbin putting whip
to his horse, and he escaped without Sc
rious injury.
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Tuesday, Sept. 9th, 1870

Between the hours Of 10 a. m. and s p. m,:
Hamilton First ward-Judges. @. ID. coburn
and +, j. Tenant; Clerk, Arthur Smith. Polls
at the Stone Saloon.
Hamilton Second ward-Juiges, c. II. In,
CALLS and Clay simms: Clerk, ChAs. y. Bieknell
Polls opposite the Bank Of California, next door
to the Park Bakery.
Treasure City. Judges, d. Mcdaniel and G,
f. Meyers. Polls at the Bank Exchange.
shermantowni Judges. O. A. swasey and
Chas. Wilson. Polls at Judge swasoy's Office.
Swansea: Judges, j. G. Corey and J. W.
sprague. Polls at Morrison 4 skillnAn's House.
Pinto. Judges, james Adams and Jas. Frank.
Polls at Franks Station.
Newark: Judges, Ar. Nye and II. II. Her.
rick. Polls at Newark MIL.
Diamond City. Judges, T. c. Coleman and
John Keller. Polls to be held at Coieman's
Ranch.
Cold Creek. Judges. Z. oser aud Jos. Hank.
ms.
Eberhardt; Indges. Z. +. Brown and l.. T.
Atchison.
The appointment Of Judges In other districts
will be published as soon As made.
The following resolution was unanimously
adopted.
Resolved, That TO eniitle a person TO vote at
the Union Primary Election on September G..
1870. he shall be an actual resident u the Town.
shin aud County WHORE he proposes To vote. and
will az the date Of the general election in No.
ember be a qnalined voter Of said Township.
aud that he will support the nominees Of the
Union Republican party at the next general cleo
ton for State and County officers,
By order County Central Committee.
WIN. HENDRIE, Chairman.
CHAs. b. BIcKSELL. Secretary.
Hamilton, New, August IS. 1910. nuiI-sd
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'SPALDrNa's GLUE. Cheap, Convenient
and useful. Mends everything.
Go TO A. BRowN'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 tonsorial line, go to HUDsos's, Dunn street,
near Main.
ALL PARTIES mot members) having
caps or belts belonging to Hamilton Hook and
Ladder Company will please deliver them over
to any officer of the company.
If it is thrown in your teeth that you
do not keep your dental apparatus in proper
trim, it is your own fault; for all the world
less vegetable dentrihce sozodont.
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the Postofice.
Greenbacks bought and sold. Postoface drafts
issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
H. MICHAEL has just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock Of Cigars, Tobacco, Stationery, Cutlery,
and Smokers articles, which he offers to the
trade at greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner.
TIE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rented and elegantly furnished throughout.
and SNOW one of the handsomest establishments
Of the kind In the city, as II has been for a long
rates Of charges and well-furnished tables. Call
and get an excellent meal for so cents.
The CONFESSION OF AN INvAL1D.-Pub-
iished for the benefit Of Young Men, and others,
who suffer from nervous debility, etc. supply
N III a. A.-. Ia
has cured himself, and sent free Of charge, on
receiving q postpaid directed ~envelop. Address,
through postofice only, JONATHAN r. Coop, San
Francisco, Cal.
Used UP.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG Men
the enervatsd and used up. who have lost their
youthful energy, ambition and bodily yigor, in
the pursuit OF Social PLKAsURE-with words OF
cheer, and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope
less: Sent free, in sealed envelopes. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania.
TRAVIS, WILSON & Co. have changed
their stock to the White River route, by which
they save a distance Of Is to 80 miles between
Hamilton and Phoebe City. This, in connection
wltn new coaches and fresh horses. will enabl,
them 70 make the trip In the shortest time pos
sioie. Tney nave reduced rates of fare to euci
a figure that everybody can 60 or come. Stage
leave MONDAY sna Thursday, at 3 o'clock a. m.
agent. at the Dexter Stable ONCE.
AN OvER-D ocroRED WoRLD.-AIl erea
physicians admit that the world is OVERRIDE
tored with violent drugs. In cases Of indigo,
ton. biliousness, constipation, wind collie. dial
rhma, and other casual or even chronic affection
of the stomach. liver and bowels, all that
needed to restore the regular action OF the di
ordered organs 10 q dose or two OF Tarrant's Il
feryescent seltzer Aperient. the most delicioV
and harmless febrifuge, laxative and ~alterati,
in the whole range Of medicinal remedies. II
SUFFICIENT for the strongest. can not harm tf
weakest. and immediately relieves the nause
all druggists.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-08-20

ITEM TO NorE.-It costs three cents
a-pound less to raise a pound of cotton
in the South than it did before the eman-
cipation; but the South is cursed now
by being cottoned too heavily. A special
object is, to produce the very last posi-
BILE pound of cotton; while the little arti-
cles that every farmer ought to raise for
the consumption of his family must be
bought, out of the profits of the sales of
cotton. Thus middle men come twice
between the food and the mouths-once
on the conversion of cotton into money,
and once more on the conversion of
money into bread and meat; the which is
what impoverishes a people, as the peo-
pie of California and Nevada have always
been impoverished.
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ReduciIon Works for Omaha.

On the 9th n meeting of leading bust
ness men of Omaha was held, to consider
measures for securing the erection OF
works in hal city to reduce silver ore to
bars. The meeting was well attended,
and the deliberations were interesting.
The attention of enterprising men was
attracted to the trade already going on
in silver-bearing ore from the Utah mines,
and the possibility of encouraging and
increasing the trade by supplying means
nea at hand for the reduction of those
ores at a less cost for transportation.
Among the persons present at the
meeting on the 9th we're: Messrs. A.
Kountze, John Mccormick, Ezra Mil.
lard. w. r. King, ]. E. Boyd, DR.. Lowe,
W. W. Lowe, S. E. Rogers, A. L. King,
John Patrick, 7. S. Mead, ]. r. Nichols,
Mr.. Wood, and F. Murphy. DIR. Lowe
was chosen Chairman, and A. L. King
Secretary. We give these names, think
ing that perhaps some of the gentlemen
are known here. Omaha is distinguished
for the energy and business forecast Of
her leading men. 1t is to be regretted
we have not more of their sort here in
White Pine, where the field and oppor-
tunities are SO much wider and promis-
ing-where the exercise Of their enter
prise would be effective at so greatly
reduced expense.
Secretary King, in his remarks to the
meeting said that on suggestion of Col.
Hammond, Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road, he had visited the reduction works
of Balbach Brothers, in Newark, New
Jersey. That he had been afforded OPP
portunity for inspection, and found that
these works handle almost all the ores
from the silver mines in Utah; that they
have a peculiar. patented process, which
works to entire satisfaction; that he had
obtained the refusal, for this month, to
purchase the right for use in Omaha
no money to be paid until after a compe-
tent expert shall have reported favorably
upon the process. The Balbaehs, as is
known here, do their separating by smelt-
ing. They do a considerable business in
separating the metals contained in base
bullion shipped from the White Pine
smelling furnaces. The only complaint
we have ever heard against them here is,
that they are very tardy about making
returns to owners of the bullion. Mr..
King reports that the expense of works
for Omaha, including royalty on the
patent, would not exceed $50, 000-or
800. 900 for the State. In order to en-
courage the proposed enterprise, Presi-
dent Ames, of the Union Pacific Railroad,
in connection with other capitalists, pro-
posed to take one-half the stock required
to erect the works. A committee to pro-
cure the subscription of 1915, 900 and send
a practical man to Newark ON n tour of
inspection was appointed. While we
are waiting confidently on the compile
ton of the separating works now erecting
by Col. Matteson, we would like to see a
joint stock operation in this interest I'M
dertaken by other gentlemen of means,
here, where the material to be worked
upon is in plain sight in such abundance.
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FROM GRASS VALLEY.

GBAss VALLEY, August 10.
A man named Weleh was shot last
night by officer Burnett and wounded
in the right leg just above the knee joint,
the bullet ranging upward. The officer
found Welch sleeping on the sidewalk
and attempted to take him to the lookup,
when he resisted and broke away to run,
and the officer fired. This morning il
was ascertained he was wounded.
Thos. Flint, n teamster 81 years of
age, a resident of French Corral, was
killed Wednesday between Cherokee and
San Juan, by his team running off. His
skull was fractured and his ribs and
backbone broken,
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FROM srocKrom.

STOCKTON, August 10.
The State Insane Asylum at present
contains LOFT patients.
A shot was fred by a drunken man in
hour last night, but fortunately no one
was injured. Shootist not arrested.