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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-12-08

MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At the anniversary
communication OF Landmark Lodge, No. rs,
A. F. NJ, held on the 9Th Instant, the follow
ing brethren were elected TO serve tor the
next Masonic year: Edwin J. White, ". NJ;
Alexander W. Marshall, J.,'S. W.; Alonzo ].
White, Jr:, ]. W.; Edward T. Hughes, treasu'
rer; T. Pinckney Lowndes, secretary; George
D. Bryan, 6. DIT. Mslbone Waring, ]. DIR.
Ewing Brown, Arthur N. Williams, stewards;
J. J. Beasley, tiler; Thos. P. o'Nea!e, organist.
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oIp-rnE PRICES AND new STYLE GooDs.-
Inspect our superb Hair Brush at 81, our Eng
llsh Tooth Brush at rs cents cannot be ex-
celled. MA ASHTON, No. 24o King street.
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TIE CITY TAxEs.-A resolution will be Offer
ed in Council meeting, on Tuesday next, to
exterd the time for payment Of city tax for
1871 TO the 18th instant, ,oitho,t the penalty,
after which time executions will be sent to the
sheriff without further delay, aud no conces-
sion will be made after that toany one. Should
this resolution pass, those wis have paid the
penalty will have that amountfefauded.
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OUR ToRro1sEsHELL, JET AND FANCY JEwELRY
in sets, Necklaces and Bracelets are of end
less variety-anda all Of the newest patterns,
and 10 cheap all can be suited-they are from
Is cents to $50 per set. Call and see them.
N. 4 A. ASHTON,
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SAFETY OF THE CREW OF THE PILoTBoAr
MYsTERY.-The bark Acacia, having arrived
off this port, we learn that Captain Watson
and the crew of the skiff of the pilotboat 4ys-
terry, which swamped alongside Of the bark,
got safely on board that vessel, which will be
good news to their friends.
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.9ertili3ers.
.F.-sa-'v a-s"- 3ertii7ers.z - stsss-+'.
ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE. r.

COMPANY the
Of
o
ana
time
J. PELZER, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
decs4mos a C.
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FURcHaorr, BENEDICT 4 Co., No. IA King
street, Charleston. have become the sole
agents ofthe celebrated Diamond Shirts, known
as the best Shirt made. Try their 81 so Shirt.
Equal to the best s3 so Shirt sold elsewhere.
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OUR PRICES cuRREST.-We especially invite
the attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices current, issued this morning. Made
up with the utmost care, and handsomely
printed with entirely new type, it forms, with
the business card of the house forwarding II,
the most attractive: and welcome. weekly
commercial circular that eau be used. Price,
for ten copies or more, with business cards,
tH and half cents per copy; single copies
five cents. o.
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The NEW HARDWARE STAND.-The spacious
store at the southwest corner OF Meeting and
Hasel streets has lately been taken BY Messrs.
C. Kerrison, Jr., & Co., who have opened there
one of the finest stocks Of hardware and cut
lery tb be. found ia the city. Besides hand
come assortment Of knives, scissors, DO, from
the most celebrated makers, the frm have on
hand a lot Of guns and afnll stock Of sgticul-
tural implements Of approved patterns, to
which they invite the attention Of planters
and the public, and which they guarantee to
be all that are represented and to be sold at
the lowest prices. The hrm have secured q
frst-class stand, and customers viii find 1t to
their interest to give them call.
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RExoyAL.-John Commins has removed
from No. lsl Meeting street to No. sos King
street, FIVE doors above Wentworth. Good
substantial Shoes kept as usual.
noYl1-fmHa -...-e - 70 ~, .-------
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Jusr RECEIVED AT JAEGER Bros, an assort-
ment of Ph. Couryolsler's Seamless Kid Gloves.
The best Glove made Of Paris mandatory.
decS,S - IL -, @s ~ sE..
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PERsoSAL.-The Hon. James Chesuut, the
Hon. A. P. Aldrlch aud Captain WI. McKeral
are in the city,. :.
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TIE "HoxE SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE"
nses the Straight Needle, makes the Lock
snish. tslike on both Sides and is one Of the
most useful and fashionable Christmas Gifts
you could present to your lady friendts26
and ss7. dec8-fmwl0
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Marion Lodge, at Up. N.
LaCandeur Lodge, at Z P. N.
Chamber of Commerce, att F. ID.
Hook and Ladder, No. 2, att P. NJ.
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

WILL BE SOLD THIS Day, sTH IN.
w SLANT, at II O'Clock, on the premises 10.
The hoUss AND LOT. No. 20 king street, con.
sisting OF Dwelling House, large square rooms,
small chamber dressing groom, pantry and store;
room. 2 large attics, basement, cellar, kitchen
and servants apartments, all IN complete order.
Lot measures AZ feet front, by 1917 feet deep.
more orless. l.s -
Terms-One.third cash; balance In two equal
annual instalments secured by bond and mort.
po icy assigned. Purchaser to pay ]. F. IL for
papers and stamps. dec7-tnthfS
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PARcHEEs1 PARcHEEsI IA royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar, and East Bay
News Room. z4 X apr20-s
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~ Now is the time to think about adver-
,lsing holiday goods, and reflection should De
followed by judicioUs action.
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GALE OF A VALUABLE PLANTATION.
y TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,


DANIEE R SORTWELL ys. WILLIAM BELL ct al.
BY virtue OF Decretal Order In the above stated
case, viii sell on THURSDAY. the 4th Of Janu.
ary next, at IL O'Clock, at the Old POstoflce, -
The PLANTATION In st. James Goose O. eek,
known as the Spring Grove Plantation, contain.
Ing 1890 acres more or less; bounded on the north
by the main road, leading from strawberry Ferry
TO Charleston; on the east BY the Mepshew Plan,
tation, belonging TO John Lewis GeYyais; on the
south BY lands OF the e,tate OF Robert Hume, and
on the west by landsof Mrs. Broughton. $50
That PLANTATION In 81. James Goose Greek,
known as Pine Grove, containing 1900 acres, more
or less; bounded on the north py Spring Grows
Plantation; on the east by lands Of p. @. Stoney,
and on the west by lands OF the estate OF 0dom.
Terms -one.ihird cash; balance on credit Of
one and two years, secured BY bond or bcndsof
the purchaser. bearing interest at the rate OF
per cent. per annum, payable annually, and q
mortgage Of the premises. Purchaser TO pay for
SAMUEL LORD, JR.,
dec6-Wfpth1 Referee.
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Bull HEADS printed on fine paper at $s, "A,
IS, SIS so and 50 so per thousand, according
to size. at THE NEWS Job Office.
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/ Paris, 20 Rue de Ia Paix.
London, So Regent street.
New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, 8. Temple Place.
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BY A. c. McGILLIYRAY,

DATsY BROOKS, EFT AL, VS. e. G..
-i'a JONES, Executor, ct al.
BY virtue OF an order Of the Hon. Judge Ora
ham, made In this case, will sell at Public Auc.
street, on TUESDAY, the 18th December next,
An that LOT OFLAND, With the two and Q half
story Dwelling, Shop and 0utouildlngs, situate
on the east SIDE Of Meeting street, In the City
OF Charleston, next touth or the Foundry OF the
late ". 8. Henerey, measuring In front on Meet
log street 30 feet BY 14a feetin depth, more or
less Bounding north on Lands OF the late W. 8.
Henerey, south on q Lot numbered Din plan Of
Lands OF the late Robert SWetose, new or late Of
Willis, and west on Meeting street. r,-..
Terms-Onehaf cash; balance In one year,
with Interest from day OF sale, payable annually,
secured by bond OF the purchaser and mortgage
OF the premises Buildings. to be insured and
policy assigned. WIN. ]. GAYER,
nOY11-f4tul g. t Referee. q.
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PRICE-s25 CASH, WITH USUAL ADVANCE FOR
TINE.
This article is prepared under the superintend.
ence Of DR.. ST. JULIAN RAVENEL, expressly for
Composing with Cotton Seed.
1t was introduced by this Company two years
ago and Its use has fully attcsted its value. 200
10 $50 pounds Of this article per acre, properly
composted with the same weight OF cotton seed,
furnishes the planter with Fertilizer Of the high
est excellence at the smallest cost. A Compost
prepared with this article, as by printed direc-
lions furnished, contains all the elements Of fer.
tility that can enter into First as Fertilizer,
while It's economy must commend irs li'eral use
to planters. For supplies and printed directions,
for Composing, apply 10 J. n. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company.
Nos. 6s East Bay and / and Atlantic Wharf.
Charleston, S. y.
JNO s. REESE & CO., General Agents.
noy27-SmoSDSC
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CHEuLEYs PARIS KID GLOVES every pair
warranted. These Gloves win be taken back
even after wear, for any lmperfectiona, such as
tearing Or ripping. ~ =
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DYE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,

THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE,
NO. 359 KING STREET,
Dyes and Cleans, by means OF steam, Gentle
mems, Ladies' and Children's Clothes. Fine
Laces and Lace Curtains cleaned and done
up with the Soft or Hanufscturers' Finish; Lace
and Grape Shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and
Dyed.
r. Goods received and returned by Express.
jun9-lyr L BILLER, Proprietor.
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FUBoHeoTg, BENEpIeT,& Cos sole Agents
for Charleston. g a e:.9 S4sssSss nov3-Smos
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By ]. FRASER MATHEWES.

by D. FhASEh MAIhEWES. suI
HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNI-
h TURE, &c. .s.,s.-
Win be sold THIS DAY, at II O'Clock, at No. 20
King street, - e
ing and Centre Tables, Heir Seat Chairs and
Sofas, Lounges, Bookcase and Books, Wardro6es,
Bureaus. Washstands, Cottage and French Bed.
stesds, Sidebosrds, Feather Beds, Wool, Spring
and Hair Mattresses, &c, DC, 90
Velvet and Brussels Carpets
One Piano. - .s.-
Tarno coeh ..... dpcS
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE.


PELZRR, RODGERS &c CO., General Agents,
decs4mo 80. WHARF, CHARLESTON,
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The BBUDERLIcHER BuND gave an enter
tainment last evening, at their hall in King
street near Eorlbeck's alley, which was largely
attended by the members, and proved very
pleasant affair. The programme was varied,
and began with an overture written for the
occasion BY Mr.. Hoffman, the late director Of
the Sand. The members of the bund next
sang three beautiful airs, after which came a
laughable farce, In one act, ,entltlsd 'seven-
teen hundred and thirty three Thalers, twenty
two and half snbsrgroschen.p The, piece
was performed with much life and humor, and
evoked the frequent plaudits of the audience.
The ever-welcome dance concluded the enter
tainment, which was prolonged until a late
hour. 80
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Au1tiom Sales.--future Daps.
By H. H. DeLEON.

By H. H. DeLE0N. ~
DOSITIVE SALE VALUABLE SEA Is
IL land Plantations on Edlsto Island, belong
ing TO state Ephraim n. Baynard. ''Fi'
Win be sold AT Public Auotlen, In the City of.
Charleston, on Thursday, december 14th, ls71, at
the Old Customhouse, corner Broad street and
The following gPLANTATIoNs: SIC .-s.
Seaside, containing 4ss 52-l0o acres, more OK
Wilson'S, containing 14s 1890 acres, more Or
less. : b' = 5-.l ar
Palmenters, containing 265 1900 acres, more
shersood, containing 2ss 90 100 acres, more or
less. l7 - ,.Fl - 90
Shell House, containing 1876 2o-1oo acres, more
Red House, containing ls4 e1-1oo acres, more or
ssabroOk's, containing i7s a4.loo acres, more
Rabbit Point, containing 4ss s5loo acres, more
" Lsrocne's, containing 225 62.loo acres, more OF
lesg., .-.
Little Edisto Place, containing 2so s7.1oo acres,
more or less. - .s' 80
ST. BARTHOLONEW'S PARISH RICE PLAETA
TlON, opposite Wilton, 200 acres, more or less.
Conditione-0ne fourth cash; balance BY bond
and mortgage, payable In one, two and three
years, interest per cent, payable, annually.
Purchasers to pay for papers aud stamps: -
THOMAS d. WILLING HAN. 81.
nov1.wsl1&d7 Trustee. q
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Aurtion GaIes--abis. Wap. =.
By MN. MCKAY.

FURNITURE, STOVES, &c.
4. y WI &c sold THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, at No.
Five COTTAGE BEDSTEADs, three Lounges.
TWO Large Mirrors. Wood and Cane Seat Chairs,
Bookcase, Sofas, three Cooking Stoves, Sun.
dries, &c. '-f = 'i7G'.- 'dec8 G
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Lnke Wright, q colored
youth, arrested for stealing cotton on Browns
wharf, was sentenced 70 five days solitary
confinement in the House Of Correction.
Peter Singleton, lodged for being drunk
and raising disturbance on the premises OF
Mr.. Seymour, on Franklin street, wasreferred
to trial justice. !
Patrick Shanahan, arrested for being drunk
and shooting his wife, on Mr. Brickwells
premises, in sires street, was turned over to
q trial justice for prosecution.
An inebriate, unable to take care of himself
on vendue Range. was locked up, and paid
hisSnpe of one dollar next morning without
prumbliug. -. go .
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ID q r E 6 Y P S q II
Containing NINETY-NINE AND TW0.THIRDS
f9es<) PER CENT. Soluble Matter. Warranted rec
for sale at the low price OF FIFTEEN DOLLARS
per ton. CASH JOHN Il. HOLMES,
Commission Merchant,
noyl7-f Charleston, S. g.
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by NILES DRAKE.
DOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
ID THIS MORNING. at 10 oclock win sell at
my Store, corner King and Liberty streefs,
long and well chosen line Of Mems BOOTS,
Brogaua. Balmoras, Congress, Button Congress,
Mslakofrs, Jersey Ties, English Ties, Slippers,
gress and English Ties, Women's Calf, Kip and
Serge Balmorals and Polish Gaiter5 and Slippers,
Children,s and Misses Shoes Of all kinds.
Also, 100 cases Mems aod Boys Wool and Felt
HATS lust received. D. dec8
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BY I. 8. X. BENNETT. @'5
THOR SALE OR TO LEASE. 49,.
II A No. FARM on Ashley River, near the
A FINE RICE PLANTA TON. near GEORGETOWN,
on the North Santee River, $50 acres, with new
MIL all settled-nne neighborsood.
AyNo. FARM Of SO acres, near Summeyyil9
settled. Possession given at once. lAppg -
above at No. 40 Broad street. BE-. ~. dec6-WWs
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Eioneers' Jripate .Gaies,s

Aurtinnesrs' 1)riuate 5aleAs ~.
By ]. DRAYTON FORD 3.s; Or
nEsIRABLE GROCERY STAND.
AZ private Sale, the Two-story GaOUEHf
at southwest corner Of st. Philip Gnd Line estfee1,
and the Two.story RESIDENCE In IAns gtfeet,
Immediately west or Sbo7e. .'''1
This property Ia now well rented, and 10 moes
desirable staud for Grocery Store ana heef'
Apply as above, AZ No. ss Broad street. -.
decS-fmWS s-r .,T
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-09-15
DISPATCH

SAN FRASc1sco, Sept. 15-3 P. A.
The farmers and other property hold
ers In Alameda county are determined
to enforce their rights, under the law
passed by the last Legislature, making
it a felony to enter on private grounds
for the purpose Of shooting game with
out written permission Of proprletors.
Instructions have been given to en-
ployes by several property owners to
follow trespassers to Oakland and have
them arrested.
Private dispatches received here to-
day, say the combination between the
Pacific railroads and Pacific Mail Co.
goes into effect to-day, by which all
freight between San Francisco and
New York and vice versa, Is to be put
up at once so per cent. This will very
injuriously affect San Francisco, as
Teas, ETC., will not be carried from
Japan or China to New York on
through bills Of ladlng for the same
which is charged from San Francisco.
Local trade will, Of course, die out
entirely.
Barley sold at 81 10 to 81 Is to-day,
and old brewing would bring q rs.
The weather Is so hot that very little
game comes into market to-day, though
1t usually comes In by car loads on the
18th.
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WoMEN's RIaH1s.-We commend
the following extract from an English
paper, to the attention Of Mrs. Pitt
Stevens and the Pioneer people. They
might raise a subscription to replace
the depleted wardrobe: "An extra
ordinary assault Ease came before Sir
Colman Rashleigh, at Falmouth. The
complainant, a lady who was visiting
at the house of Stephen Newell Us.
tickle, a magistrate Of the county OF
Cornwall, interfered on behalf Of one
of Mr.. Usticke's children, with whom
the father was angry, and was insulted
and struck by him. The lady then
knocked Mr.. Usticke down and ran
away to a neighboring house, and Mr..
Usticke during her absence burned her
clothes. The affray took place In the
bedroom Of Mrs. Ustlcke, who had
been recently confined. Sir Colman
Rashleigh inflicted a fine Of Is, observ-
Ing that the defendant had narrowly
escaped being sent to prison without
the option ola fine" Oh ye gods and
little fishes, what's a man without bis
breeches! He's bad enough; but in
the narne Of all that ls pure and holy,
what's a woman without her best bus
tie and her Sunday back hairp Did
the fiend burn her ohlgnon2 The re-
port sayeth not, but so atrocious a
wretch must have been capable Of any
evil, 80 we may presume heidi. From
burning, arson and fiery spite, Good
Lood deliver us.-S. +. Figaro.
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NITRATE OF Su.vER.-The recount
BY the Board Of Supervisors has de-
monstrated that so far, in over twenty
cases, nitrate Of silver has been used to
fr~audulently deprive voters Of their
first prerogatiye as citizens. 1t Is also
a fact that the fraudulent little scheme
was exclusively practiced, so far rs the
ballots counted show, by the friends Of
Levi Rosener. There a be but one
opinion about this business, and that Is
unnecessary to be stated. Of course,
votes cast for any candidate under such
circumstances are frauds and cannot
be counted. 1t Is believed that the
fraud will develop itself to O greater
extent as the count proceeds, because
the Wards where II was practlced most
have not yet been reached. 1t Is pos
slble that a sufficient number will be
obtained to SO change the character Of
the returns as to make the election OF
Mr.. Rosener doubtful.-S. F.;A!td.
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Overland Dispatches
SPECIAL tothe GOLD HILL NEWS
DOMESTIC IhTELLicEH z.

WASHINGTON. September 15.-The
time for the United States and Mexi-
can Commission to examine and de-
eide upon claims which come before
them expires on the lst Of February
next. 1t is thought, however. that an
extension Of one year will be granted
By the Senate. It Is reported of the
United States, In settlement Of these
claims, her citizens will In lieu of pay
ment In gold Or its equivalent, make
a provision to the Republic Of Mexico
for a portion Of Territory. The United
States can then indemnify her citizens
by gold payments.
NEW York, September 15.-Tweed,
Hall and Sweeny have dissolved part,
nership, the latter refusing to be a
party to the demand for the resigna
ton of Connolly, and demanding a
new deal, by having the control o.
Tammany affairs put Into his hanos'
as Grand Sachem.
The steamship Columbia caught hre
In her hold last night, but 1t was Jul
dued without great damage.
The Fenian leader, James Stephens
arrived yesterday from Havre.
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WIfcS Devstisn.

In Auburn, New York, about eleven
years ago, a you,tg lady Of that village
elopsd with a railroad engineer named
Niles. The fact Of her having been a
belle caused the matter to assume
greater interest, and It was a long
time before gossips ceased to refer to
1t. It Is, therefore, but recently that
the life she led after having placed her
dependence on Niles has come to light.
When they left Auburn they went to
Cleveland, Ohio, but being pursued by
an Infatuated brother, they were OBJ
liged to leave. They then went to 10.
ledo, where the young woman arrayed
herself In male attire. She passed Q
brother, who had followed them there
also, several times. And after having
satisfied herself that he had given up
the search, she, with her husband, for
they were then married, went to Nash
Vile. The war had then broken out,
and Niles was employed on the Nash
Vile and Chattanooga Railroad as IN
gineer. Having never thrown away
her male attire, his wife worked be-
side him In the capacity OF fireman.
In 1882, zeal Chattanooga, a shot from
a rebel inflicted a serious wound upon
the engineer, and he was taken to the
Government hospital at Murfreesboro,
Tennessee. His wife followed, and to
her careful nursing Niles owes his life.
When sufficiently recovered to endure
the hardships OF travelling, they re-
turned to Cleveland. A few months
later the alleged gold discoveries at
Mandook, Canada, attracted them
thlther, and the wife accompanied her
husband, still in masculine garments.
The vlcissitudes of her career, exposed
to hardships and accidents, were too
severe. however, and a few weeks since
she died at Cleveland, after n brief ILL
ness. Miles Is now In New York, and
| whenever reference Is made to the he
role devotion Of his wife, the tears In
stinctiyely trickle down his face. He
is going to Auburn within a few days,
he having learned that his wife's rela-
tlves are ready to receive him with
open arms.
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The RAILROAD. Work Is now going
on on both ends of the Carson and
Reno division Of the Virginia and
Truckee Railroad. One gang Of thirty
men commenced grading near Carson
day before yesterday, and the force
will be increased In a short time. The
Register says: There Is much heavy
work to be done OH the road between
this city and Washoe Valley, includ-
ing a heavy "fll," over one mile In
length, and a tunnel about 400 feet
long and 1t Is the intention Of Super
intendent Yerington 70 have this work
prosecuted with great vlgor, so as to
meet the road from Reno somewhere
In Washoe Valley, and thereby insure
its early completion.