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COAST E
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
SAX TnAXcIsco. Jan. is.

\ jan. 10.
News of the capture of the North
German bark Gazelle, off Iquique.
Peru, by the French gunboat La
mothe, is confirmed by letters from
Tahiti, where the bark arrived in
charge of Il prize crew-her own
crew having been left at Iquique.
She was loaded Mt this port and
cleared in the name of an American
firm.
Sierra Nevada Silver Mining Com
pany to-day filed its certificate of in
crease of capital stock to 81. 000, 900.
divided int 20. 900 shares.
The newly elected Directors Of the
Central Pacific Railroad Company
organized rs follows: President, J.
=. Jackson; Vice President, L. II.
Atherton; Secretary and Auditor, G..
W. Roberts; Treasurer. VI. ). La
than: General Pass. and Freight
Agent, l.. {. Fowler: S%uperinten-
dent. Il. $. Mattison.
Barney MURRAY. Deputy Sheriff,
has refunded the So which he was
found to have taken from the funds
of IN insane man whom he was tax
ing to Stockton. The affair is max.
ing considerable noise.
No attempt has been made TO re.
move Davis Londerback, Assistant
District Attorney; though it had
been rumored that the same comb.
nation which last week ousted Tit
comb, Police Court Clerk, would
make the attempt on him.
The stock market opened veal
this morning, but rallied at the after
noon Board. Ophir. 81 10 Chollar
so; Kentuck, $50 +; Gould X Curry.
S4T /: Savage, $40 80 Yellow jacket
S42; Belcher. Sl1; Grown Point
S31 30 Hidden Treasure, 81 S1E.
Parties who have erected machin
cry near ella City. Arizona, wher,
General Mcdowell and partner
commenced some years since to cree
works for working an extensive gol,
deposit in gravel, but never com
pleted them. are now said to be tax
ing out 81 LOCO n day.
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FOREIGN HSTELEHGENCE.
The War In Europe.

LONDON, Jan. II.
A correspondent, writing from the
headquarters of the Army of the
Loire lie Mans) at midnight of the
18th, says the second days battle
between Chauzy's force and the Ger
mans under Prince Frederick Charles
was II of the most eventful battles
fought since the struggle began. 1t
closed ut nightfall.
To-day, after yesterdays defeat,
Chauzy rallied his broken columns,
and receiving achievements, deter
mined TO strike another blow. Day
light found the French forces pre-
pared, consisting in all of 80, 600
men, under Chauzy.
At | o'clock Jourequiberg's corps
had taken position on the right bank
of the river Heisne, Colomb's on the
plateau of Anvous, and Jauffrey's on
the right covering the village OF
Brette. The Prussians advanced
along these roads, it is said, under
command of Prince Frederick Charles
in person.
The fight was opened by the Prus.
slams, who numbered 100, 900 men,
soon after 10 o'clocks Q. M, from well
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located batteries on the left. Alarge
force of German infantry, tianked by
cavalry, advanced under cover OF
heavy artillery fire, striking the
right OF Jourequiberg's position.
They were met by a fierce artillery
fire. The struggle vas severe and
we'll contested. and though the Ger
mans suffered heavy loss, they finally
succeeded in driving back the French,
capturing two guns and holding an
important position. Chauzy opened
a terrible fire, checking for the time
further Prussian advance.
Meanwhile an equally fierce attack
was made ON the French line cover
ing the railroad to Charities and
Paris.
After two hours Of fighting the
| French center was driven back, re-
treating slowly and in good order n
| short distance. when they in turn,
assisted by marines with artillery,
forced the Prussians back,
4 heavy counter fire 500 opened
from the German batteries, whichh had
advanced to a commanding position
on the left of the railroad. The
German guns being superior, the
French fire slackened. Their losses
were heavy; still their infantry
maintained its position and made
another attempt TO dislodge the bat
t%eries, which signally failed.
At 4 p. m. the German troops
massed heavily on the French right,
under cover of a wood near Brette,
which the French held. \ sharp
and precise fire from needle-guns
opened on the French line, which
the heavy artillery failed to check.
PRANSToN. Jan. 13.
Severe fighting has been going on
all day between Hermcourt anC
Croix. Result unknown. Iarg,
German achievements are coming
from the north. Constant skirmish
ing near Havre.
Vigorous sorties on the night o
the 10th were in every instance re
pulsed, the Parisians being force,
to beat a hasty retreat.
NEW YORK, Jan. 10.
Dispatches from Versailles stat,
= that Prince Frederick Charles an
nounces Chauzy's army broken up
, disorganized and retreating in tire,
directions 10000 prisoners taken.
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Beard or county commissioners.

SATURDAY, Jan. ii, ISL.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Commissioners Cheney in the Chair.
Present-Commissioners Cheney and
Sabin, T. j. Edwards, Clerk.
Minutes of previous meeting read
and approved.
The delinquency upon the assess
ments OF j. Il. Scott, Joseph Cncapher,
Frost 4 Jones, III. Stamell, Joseph
Skehain. John Con!ey, - H~inckson.
- Snodgrass, - Mason, and Coul-
ton 4 Co., was remitted.- Also, the
taxes and delinquency of VIM. Stats.
Upon application it was ordered that
a certificate issuc for the admission
into the State Orphans Home of the
Miller children. four in number.
The Clerk was instructed TO notify
See Up tChinese) Company, of san
Francisco. of the condition of certain
Of their countrymen in this county.
Adjourned.
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Total amount OF bullion worSed-S73y02f -
This exhibit shows n decided in
crease in the amount of deposits, as
compared with last month, and We
are informed that the success thus far
attending the manufacture of unpart-
ed bars has been beyond the eNpccta-
tirn Of the Supcrintcudent and most
gratifying to depositors. i still more
favorable showing is anticipated AT the
end Of the month";
NEW SANE.-Since the Capital cor-
respondent of the Reno State Journal
dubbed Captain Patchen, Of White
Pine, ''thc wickcdest man in the
House, that distinguished navigator
goes 10y the am of John Allen.
CoMNIssIo<En.-John G. Carroll has
been commissioned by Gov. Bradley
a Commissioners OF Deeds for the state
of Nevada, To reside ut Portland,
Oregon.
WEATHER.-Nesterdav wasas bright
aud almost as genial rs May, but a
chilly fog enveloped the adjacent hills
i'm Intervening and notwithstanding
COLLEEN BAwN."-This beautiful
Irish drama will be presented at the
Carson Tlieater this evening.
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PATENT FLUID BURNERS, ETC.-E.
B. Rail has made arrangements SO as
he can now furnish the Patent Fluid
burners. etc. Altering Of lamps done
10 order. lie also has on hand a large
stock or skates and sleigh bells, 10
which he most respectfully calls the
attention Of the public.
\ VARIETY SToHE.-J. y. Mandle-
baum desires the public TO know that
they can be furnished from his store
with the following curious compound
Of articles: stationery, Candies, Nuts,
Vegetables, Poultry" etc.
SoIREE.-A grand complimentary
soiree will be given by Prof. sheldon
TO his scholars. ON Wednesday even
ing, January 18th, al Moore& Parker's
Hall. \ general invitation is extend
ed to all.
a FINE cigar, and the best brands OF
smoking and chewing tobacco, in fact
the precious leaf in tho choicest forms,
Will be appreciated by a purchaser al
Mandlebaum's.
LosT.-Thc finder of a handsome
gold mounted sleeve button, with
large square stone. will he properly
rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office. .
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c INTELLIGENCE.
Mail and Express.

ARRTyEs.-From the G.. p. Railroad and
Washoe at "a. IN.
From Virginia, sole Hill, silver CITY
and Dayton at 10 a. IN.
From Aurora. PIN Grove and Genoa
AT ) p. IN.
DEPARrs.-For WashOc and {. =. Rail-
road nj g p. IA.
For Dayton, silver City, Gold Hill and
Virginia at I p. m.
For Genoa, Pine Grove and Aurora ut
: a. IN.
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Hs-partieular attention paid to the repairing Of
Sewing Machines. ia3.ti
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January Il, 1871:
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Arrivals at the Hotels.
ST. cuAnLEs-cro. rrFLr. PROPHET,

C~HARLEs-cEo. TrFLY. PROPRIETOR.
81 Swanger, Antelope.
j Hartman,
&C Batterman, Virginia.
j Engeibrccht,
NJ 4 Lake. Reno.
Joseph = Eckley, Nye county.
RMSBY UOCSE-G. u. FRYER, PROPRIETOR
Robert Mullen. Belmont.
u Mooney, sacramento.
J Nidy,
j Greer.
Us PItzer. Hamilton.
Capt j III Watcrson, Virginia.
j w AVER,
Il W Allen,
ID l. Pierre,
II smith,
- X Johnson.
Col VIA Leet.
q Whitaker.
j = Edelin,. Eiko.
W Henderson. Genoa.
II II Hogan and wife, Washoc.
Judge Hayden and wife, Dayton.
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Estate OfPeter johnson, De.
ceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE IN
~ dersigned, Public Administrator, and admin
~istrator OF the above named estate. TO the credit
ors Of and all persons having claims against said
deceased, TO exhibit the same. with the uecessaws
vouchers, within ten months from the drss punt
cation Of this notice, TO the underignsd, At his
o6ics, in Carson City, 0rmsby Coupty, Nevada.
II. H. BENCE, Aeminietrasr.
Carson Nsg, n.cenA~-S p. lee
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The MIsr.-The following j. n sum
mary Of the operations of the Branch
Mint in this city for the fifteen days
ending January -. 1871:
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EASTERN DISPATCHES.

SPECIAL TO THE CARSON pAnY STATE EEGisrsp,
~ TnE WESTERN UNION LINZ.
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40 RE n
Gss cat BRITAIN.

DtpIomBtlc appointments.
LONDON, Oct. 17.-Sir Andrew Buchanan
has been appointed Minister to Vienna, Lord
LOTUS Minister to St. Petersburg and Mr.. Ode
Russell to Berlin.
The snterest i'm Chicago.
The destruction of Chicago is still the allah
sorbiug topic. The newspapers continue their
appeals, and the people respond gloriOusly.
Tie Mayor publishes a statement acBnOwl-
edging the receipt OF multitude of small do.
nations not included in the total of 93, 800 al
ready reported.
This morning. the subscriptions at Liverpool
had reat bed 10000. Leeds and Cork e4OO
each; Dublin e15OO; Birmingham has already
forwarded first instalmeut of $4,000, and fur
ther contributions are being made. A relief
meeting was held at Sheffield to-day, the May
or presiding, and $4,000 collected in a few min
utes.
TURKEY.
The Cholera Prevailing Again.
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Advices from CONSTANT
nople state that the cholera has again appeared
in that city aud SUBURBS. In two DAYS 60 per-
sons died, ten of whom were Englishmen.
MsXsCO.
Juarez Elected President.
HAVANA, Oct 17.-Juarez has been elected
PRESIDENT of Mexico, by Congress, receiving
108 votes, all that were cast. The opposition
abstained from voting.
All is quiet in Mexico.
fsfeIgu Items.
Three thousand persons are said to have per-
ished by the recent floods in China, and the
loss of property is also very great.
A despatch from Maryhll, county of Ian.
ark, three miles from Glasgow, announces the
wFecking of passenger train. by which two
persons were killed, and fifteen seriously
wounded.
Advices from Odessa state that 500 buil limos
in the town of Boyooslaw were burned hv ;n.
cendiary fires. 1t is believed to be the work
of the fanatical oppressors of the Jews'asa
great proportion OF the inhabitants are of the
Jewish faith.
The subscriptions to the Chicago fund re-
ceived at the Mansion House, London, up to
last night, amounted to e23, 900. The commit
tee of American residents in LONDON are also
receiving subscriptions, and have arranged for
the immediate dispatch of either money or
goods. At a meeting at Bradford $4,000 were
received At Dublin, e1200. At Wolverhamp-
ton and Gloucester, $1,000 each.
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HEAVY SENTENCE OF A FoRGER.-In the
Superior Criminal Court this morning, the
case of Orlando G. Brown, torger, was called
Tor sentence The charge against him was con
tained i'll an indictment of eight counts, four
each for making and uttering forged orders up
on Connolly & Powers for boots and Eugene
Lacount for furniture. He made q general
plea OF guilty to the indictment and was sen
fenced by Judge Lord to three years mprison-
ment on each of the counts for forgery and one
year on each of the counts for uttering max
ing in all sixteen years in the State PrNon,
eight days of which will be in solitary copfipe-
menJ. This is the man who was arrested some
time since by Detective Dec rborn, and is an
old offender in the forgery business. He was
convicted in Missouri several years ago but
pardoned before he commenced mis- imprison-
ment; and was again convicted in Maine and
sentenced to term of three years, but was lib.
Grated on some legal process before the expra-
ton of his sentence.-[ Boston Herald of Oct.
49,
This is the same Brown who so deceived the
late County Attorney and Judge Goddard by
his plausible stories that the judge was pre-
vailed on to give him sentence of only sil
months in jail, at the January term, 1870, o
the Superior Court, on bis plea of guilty o
cheating one of our firms out OF barrel OF oil
nv false pretences Before the end Of the tern
the Judge became satisfied that Brown was al
ACCOMPLISHED villain and had imposed on tn
court; so he recalled him and changed his sen
tence to three years in the State Prison, bu
Brown, on habeas corpus, was remaDded TO nj
first sentence by the law judges, SO that II
July, $780, he was set at liberty with the fore
| going result.
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The HOUSE COMMITTEES. Washington
correspondent of the New York Herald says
there begins to be some agitation of the impor-
tant question of the formation of the commit
tees of the present House of Representatives.
1t says some strong hints have been received
as to the names which are to compose the
Ways and Means Committee and the Commit
tee on Appropriations. The appointment of
Gen. Schenck as Minister to England, and the
refusal of Mr.. Allison, of Iowa, to accede to a
re election, make the complete reorganization
of the former committee necessity. The cor
respondent further says Mr.. Dawes of Massa-
chusetts will be its chairman, while Mr. Dickey
of Pennsylvania will succeed Dawes as chair
man of the Committee on Appropriations
The writer also says it is probable that Mr.
Lynch of Maine will succeed General Garfield
al chairman of the Committee on Banking
and Currency, but this is not yet put down
among the oertainties.
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Boston Bank Statement.


WATERFOWL, Oct 7:-Catte Market.-Beef Cat
tereceipts 9i7 head; last weeks figures are MAIN
tanned good lots; sales choice 10 90; extra o. a
80; first quality 20 a 80; second quality 90 a
so; thirds quality 80 965 so. Sheep andLamhs-
receipts 11,N3s head. There is easy demand for
Sheep and Lambs; sales in lots at 2 90 q 90 each;
extra 90 q 20.
NEW YORK, Oct DISQUALIFICATION closed
quiet and lower; sales 94s bales; Mddling upla ds
at 93c. Flour unchanged with good demand tor
future delivery; sales 1850 hbs. State6 40 a 5O
round hoop Ohio 05 q I So; Western 40 "a 90:
Southern 25 g rs. Wheat heavy On the spot and
firm to arrive; sales 130, 900 BUSH; No. Spring IS
No. at so "a 81 Whit r Red Western So G0 60
White Michigan 6s g rs Corn heavy; safes ss,-
easier sales $1,000 bush. at SO "a sac for western.
Beet unchanged. Pork frmer; mess 10 20 a I3 d:
Lard hrmer at s.@ TO- Butter dull. Whiskey firm (,
er; Western rse 95IlS9 sGc Rice firm; Carolina 8
9 SIC. Sugar firm and in fair request; Musc0vado
a 81 tair to good RETIRING 81 q o. Coffee active
andfrm. Molssses dull. Naval Stores-Spirits Tur-
pentine firm at SO 20 Resin firm at 4124 a 10 Tor
stained. Taow active at a %.
Freights to Liverpool firm; Wheat, per steam l1sd.
do sail 10id.
UINoINN ATT, Oct. II Pork dull aud unchanged at
IL Is a 10 90. Lard a 9Jc; Bulk meats dull land
unchanged; shoulders 6ic sides &C., Eacon dull and
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" HlNGTON,
The CrOD ReuOrf.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-THE official report of
the Agricultural Bureau Says the cotton re-
ports tor October are unimprOved The aver
age of September is sustainCd in no State, it
being Tor the hrst week in October rs against
80 per cent. in September. The injuries re-
ported are from The weather in northern latti.
.tudes, floods and foundations in FLORIDA and
Georgia and the boil and army worm in Dor
tons OF Mississippi and more Western States.
Inc losses by insects are not very serious or
general, and drought occasions more deprecia-
ton than any cause. Present indications are
that the crop will not exceed 5000 600 bales
and with the remainder of the season unfayor-
able must be smaller.
The Civil Service Commissiou.
The civil service Commission commenced its
sessions to-day. Mr.. Medll was absent, ow-
ing to the Chicago calamity, and Mr. Catlell
was detained on buoness, but will be here in a
day or two. The discussion on the opinion of
the Attorney General upon the questions pro
pounded to him will continue several days.
Arrest of Ku HIux.
A dispatch from Corinth, Miss, reports the
arrest of five Ku KIux 10 Tlshomingo county
with their complete DISCUSSES. 1t is believed
that the entire gang will be captured. They
beat white mao and woman two weeks ago,
injuring both seriously.
sterner Measures for South Carolinu
Presidential proclamation was issued to-
night, reciting that, " hereas the the Insurgents
engaged in unlawful combinations within the
counties OF Spartanburg, York, Marion, Ches
ter, Newbury, Fairfield, Lancaster, and Ches.
tel field in the State of South Carolina have
not dispersed and given up their arms and dis
guises ia obedience to the proclamation OF the
18th INST, therefore, the President declares
that In his Judgment the public safety especial
~ requires that the privileges OF the writ of
habeas corpus be suspended; TO the end that
such rebellion may be overthrown, and
does hereby suspend it within said counties in
respect to all persons arrested by the marshal
of the United States, his deputies or military
officers, soldiers or citizen acting under orders
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MASsA4 HU SEATS.
The CauadIan Chase of a Runaway ish-

boston, Oct. ia dispatch from Glouces-
ter TINS moon say Collector Babson has tele
graphed for the revenue cutter Hugh McCul-
loch of Portland which will reach this port
to day. The Mahouing has already gone out
side. These will make fleet of four vessels in
these waters and any attempt to seize the E.
A. Horton by EnQlish vessels will meet with
successful resistance. The Mahonipg is said
to have strict orders not to let the Horton be
taken. Vessels that arrived this morning re-
port being spoken by the Fortune last night,
but did not see nythng of the Sweepstakes or
the Dom MON guubOat. The gunboat Foltune
has just got back add reports not having seen
anything of the English vessels or the Hor-
ton. 4s
More Help Promised.
GLOUCESTER, Oct IAN about the streets
is posted the following notice.
ln IeOly to a dispatch sent this morning by
b. ID. Smith, surveyor of customs, to the COM
mandant OF the Charlestown Navy Yard, ask
ing him to send gunhoat to the protection of
the e A. Horton in American waters, the fol-
lowing was received at 2 p. m.
"CHA RLEsrowN, Oct. 16-A gunboat will be
sent to your assistance.
(Signed) A. r. HUGHES"
Nothing Seen of the III orion or the Brit
ish Oruisers->pecuiatIon.
GLOUCESTER, Oct IL.
The steamer Fortune cruised in the Bay last
mig bit speaking some % fishing We ssels, bu
nearu nObnlD2 OF Ine brItlSn cruisers OF OF the
schooner E. A. Horton.
The reports of Canadian cutters in our wa
teIs is not confirmed by our pilots or by any
vessel arriving from the fishing grounds, and
only tor the report arises from
a vessel purported to have been seen from the
shore answering to the description of a block
ade runner
The excitement in Gloucester is touing
down, although the arrival of the Horton is
looked for with feverish anxiety. The general
sentiment is that DO British armed vessel has
been seen off the Cape. although revenue off
GERS are confident that the rumors were we'll
founded. 1t such vessel was here, she has
retired from the vicinity, as no one pretends to
have seen her since Monday. i, Many believe
the reported cruiser to have been steamer
with oil fer the light stations, which would ac-
count for her being in localities where such a
craft was reported.
Three or four rmed tugboats are cruising to
find the Horton and protect her if necessary
The O'Leyden under command of Capt. Bel
KNAPP with 30 marines from the Ohio, and arm
ed with two IL pound howitzers came down
from the navy yard this afternoon and relieved
the Fortune, which will go direct to Norfolk
Nothing has been heard on the shore from the
Horton and there are many speculations as to
the course she will take; some say it is not
probable that she will come directly to Glou-
eester, but that she will make for some more
southerty port
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ToEsDAY.-Malia Hodgd1n, petitioner TOR ma
beas corfu. of Drew Hodsdon. The petition al
leIes that Drew X Hode don, son OF the petitioner,
enlis ed into the u s. Army and is held and de-
taued Fort reble beng at the time OF ms enist-
ment less than nteen years of age, AID tnat tDe
consent OF bis parent guardian was not nrst oo-
taiued Judge Fox ordert the discharge OF the SOL
der.
strout G. Gage for petitioner; Lieut. Ives for
uavarnmant
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NEW Ii MPsHIR e.

CONCORD, Oct. 1.-THE Labor Reform State
Committee met at the Elm House in this city,
tions:
That political events show the need of new
party; that the New York Tammany frauds
find parallel in the New York Custom House;
thai while we do not endorse the record OF
Gen. Butler, we thank him in behalf of the
laboring classes for his truthful and cogent
statements of facts in the last Massachusetts
canvass; that we invite the cooperation of all
irrespective of past political belief, at the COM
ing convention to be held in December.
Stale Treasurer Cogswell presided.
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Supreme judicial Court.

TUEspAY-Auna NJ Sullivsn, administrative vs.
Mutual Lie Insurance Company. Action to recover
tbe amount OF an insurance policy on the lite Of
Th Stanton for $4,000. VIII oh was assigned to the
plaintiff in this case Defence, that the policy was
orfeiteu and afterwards renewed on certificate
that Stanton was in good health, which was false.
Verdict for plaintiff.
Strout 81 Gage. j. II. Drunmond.
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METEORO LOGICAL.
synOpsis of Weather Rep srts for the past
Twenty Four Hours.

WAR DEPT T, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL)
OFFICER, Washington, d c.,
Oct II, 600 P. MY
rising barometer with cleac and pleasant
weather is probable for Wednesday from the
lower lakes to Texas and northwestward.-
Cloudy aud clearing weather in New England
and on the Atlantic coast. Fresh northerly
winds ior the Gulf coast, light winds ON the
Atlantic and fresh westerly winds on the
lakes
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WHITTIER, junction of Free and Congress
streets, mas put little boxes on his counters to
receive contributions, from a penny upwards
for The sufferers in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Every customer gladly drops in penny or
more, and the amount grows to a large sum
day by day. The contributions amounted to
more than $4,000 yesterday. We commend
the plan to the retailers in the city.
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/. o. o. F.-A Rebeckah Lodge was institu-
ted in this city Tuesday evening entitled Ivy
Lodge, No. -. The following officers were
elected and installed:
Joseph K. Merrill, N. G.. Mrs. Alfred Wood
man, V. G.; Nathaniel G. Cummings Secre
tary; Mrs. j. E. Green, Treasurer
The Lodge starts with more than seventy
members The next meeting will be held on
Tuesday evening next at Odd Fellows Hall,
when the time for regular meetings will be
avod