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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-02-04


and hat Of the missing engineer were
found, and il was supposed, Of course, !
that Mr. Crane had sfound a watery
grave. The boat was turned back, and
proceeded some four miles, but nothing
could be seen or heard Of Mr.. Crane, and
all hopes of ever seeing him alive again
vanished, and the boat again started
back. Some distance above the boat
landed TO take on some freight, and TO
the great surprise Of every one the miss
ing engineer was seen on the bank, safe
and sound, after falling into the river.
He had swan ashore, and at a neighbor-
ing house was furnished with change of
clothing aud horse, aud succeeded in
overtaking the boat at the point named.
The steamers Minneola, for Memphis,
and Nightingale, for Arkansas river, after
adding considerable freight at Louisville,
safely descended the falls at that point
on Thursday.
The river man Of the Avalanche de-
sires it known that the paragraph re-
Gently going the rounds of the press, es-
timating the value of the commercial
marine on Western waters at $l50,0OO,-
900, and which, by an omission Of one
CIPHER, was made to read $4,000, 900,
in this column yesterday, had its origin
in the fertile brain of the river editor
Of that paper, and says: "The --LATEST sort
Of sap-head could easily discern the
fallacy of the story" The fallacy of
the Wolf river aatboat story, written up
perhaps by the river man Of the Ava
Ianche, was easily discovered by the pub
lie. And the --LATEST sort of sap-head
ought to avoid imposing upon the public
in this manner. At first eight human
beings went down in the yawning gut
during that terrible storm that ragged so
farioWsly at midnight, but now it is not
known exactly how many were lost. The
is, however, that at least one
person was on the fatboat. The Ava
anche man will drag the river at the
mouth of Wolf river tomorrow in hopes
IF finding a sufficient number of bodies
% substantiate his version of the aiefuI
calamity.
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Leavenworth City, Kansas. : tits said
that several gentlemen presented them
selves, but after seeing Sister Kate Han
son, they desired not the engagementI
Joe Locke has the largest stock Of
valentines in the city, at his little news
stand around the corner" from Jeher-
son, on Main. He has also all the latest
daily and weekly newspapers from all
points-pictorials, magazines, and a
complete stock Of news goods
Emmons 4 Son, newsdealers on Jeffer-
son and Beal streets, have received the
Courier-Journal and Nashville Banner of
yesterday and Cincinnati Commercial Of
Thursday last, All the latest papers,
pictorials, magazines and journals can
be found at Emmons 4 Sons, and a
complete assortment Of Valentines ~
Mr.. Adams, an honest, worthy son of
Erin, who lost leg in doubly lost
cause, desires employment as watch
man. He keeps an improbable apple
stand, which was robbed the other night,
on Monroe street, just below Main. He
is determined to make living if allowed
q chance We hope some one will give
him something to do.
A letter from Memphan in Colorado
states that several of the boys who left
Memphis would like to return. Snow is
two feet deep on the ground, and the cold
is intense We heard of one young man
from this city who was working for
twenty dollars per mountaineering eat
tie, and living in hole in the ground,
houses being rather scarce.
The police force of Louisville, Ken
lucky, have been busy trying to enforce
a new orderon drivers of vehicles com
pelling them to keep to the right Of the
middle of the streets. This rule, carried
out not only ON the streets, but by pedes-
TRANS on the sidewalks, would be of con-
siderable relief to all parties The same
rule would work well in Memphis.
The Congress Of the United States
has invited 0Donovan Rosa and his
fellow Irish exiles to visit Washington.
The. English press is indignant that
honors should be paid to traitors, but
the press of England should recollect
that the Radicals in Congress, while ad-
miring treason in all other countries,
bitterly denounce it in their own. So
much for consistency.
A little nine years old adventurer,
named Spencer Lawrence, got on the
train at Bowling Green, KY, few days
since, and went to Louisville. He says
he lives near Bells Depot, Tenn, and
was going to Louisville to see his " Aunt
Lucy He had twenty-five cents and
a pocketknife on his person, and was
determined to find AUNT Lucy who
lived, as he said q" away up to Louis
Vile "ia.
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SWEET AND CRAB APPLE CIDER, a superior
quantity of mess mackerel, and fine
selection of jellies and preserves; also,
a full line Of staple and fancy groceries,
at ]. Devoto's, corner of Third and
Adams streets. 1851
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FREsH GAMK.-Victor d. Fuchs has
Just received another lot Of quails and
prairie chickens, all fresh and fine
Call on him at Al Jefferson street. w
l1E
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GROCERIES,.
Latest Receipts.

IIAMs- WHITTAKER'S SUGAR CURED.
III Imperial Tea--best quality, only 81 81
per pound. 500 .'o
brands. ~ lMua
Young Hyson Tea--best quality, 81 so % %.
/ Preserves and Jelles-put up by the Shakers
I Mixed Green and Black Tea-best quality,
only 81 20 y n.
( A full line Of Z. r. Durkee's Select Spices.
Z Old Hyson Tea best quality, only 81 90 " n.
Choice Butter-roll and solid packed.
Thea Nectar Tea-fnest quality, 81 10 n ID.
/ Canned Goods. Pickles, Sauces and Jellies
in endless variety.
( Granulated o'clock Breakfast Cofee-at
30 cents rs b. sa lodi
( FlourHseveral first class brands always in
stock.
Italian Maccaroni and Factory Cheese.
1 - $3.50. 'LYTLE a. SHIELDS,
l35-125l I4I and l43 Poplar st.
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Wv York Maney Market.

By s. p. and A. Telegraph.l
NEv YORK. February 4. ? p.m.-Govern-
ments are steady and rather better in some in
stances. Sterling exchange Is steady at lO91S.
Gold is carrying at per cent. Money is easy
at per cent.
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bargains I'm shirts and underwear
this month, at II. G.. Barnaby's. ll4l
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special reductions during this
month In Furnishing Goods, az =. &.
Barnaby's. ln
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PrTTsBURG and Camel coal and gas
coke. Brown & Jones, Office 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. I
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PIrrsBURG, Camel and Anthracite
Pittsburg and gas coke-for sale
by B1eLEY, MELLERsH q Co..
l5Ot South Court and Main.
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III you want good old Megfbben
whisky, go 20 276 Second street. 7
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The New York market opened quiet,
Sales at all ports yesterday we're 1885
bales, and receipts 29,279. AtlO:45 the
New York market was frmer, with fu-
ture sales at l4ac for February; l5c for
March; 10 slice for April, and l5sc for
May delivery-basis, low middling. At
ll:3O the market was dull, with but little
inquiry. The latest quotations, as well
as the New York and Liverpool weekly
statements, will be found in our dis
patches below.
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Best Pittsburg coal at so cents per
barrel at 2s2 Main street Sold by Brown
4 Jones' ao. 1881
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view xorK Cos.on Market.

2p.m.-Cotton closes hrmer; spinners, us;
export. 2sl4; speculation. 20; contracts. 300.
February, 14s<c; March, l5c; April. lb1sc;
May. 161Ec. aiif.a ,U
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For Bargains in GENTS, Furnishine
Goods, go to +. G. Barnaby's semi
annual clearing sale. 1t1
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AT 2s2 Main street you can get coal
at so cents per barrel Of Brown & Jones.
1g1f
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New ORLEANS Cotton Market.

NEwoRLEAss. February ALL 80 a.m.-Cot-
ton is quiet but steadyi middlings, ~ to
141sc; sales, 500 bales. o.ia
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For GOOD DRINKS, 60 to wiIlett's. [l4O
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For Arkansas River-Memphis & Ar
kansas River Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.

UNHE ELEGANT PASSENGER r..
il packets of this line will leave
MEMPHIS for LITTLE ROCK 50
and all intermediate landings
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
at o'clock pm, making direct connections
at Little Rock with the light draught boats Of
the Line for Fort Smith and all intermediate
points, and with the regular United States
mail coaches lor Hot Springs.
So The boats Of this Line were built ex-
pressly for the trade. and possess unsurpassed
facilities for transporting passengers and
freight to all points on the Arkansas rive
without detention, at all stages Of water.
eB- Freights consigned 70 this Company
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, Pres't.
W. G. PATERSON, Agent, .I
No. Madison ST., Stanton Block. lll5-t
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LOST, STRAYED, OR SToIEN-Any one
knowing of the whereabouts of one Mr..
A. r. Butler, who was last seen in south
Memphis, on Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary LIST, 1871, viii confer special
favor to his many friends at the Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroad shop by
leaving any information,
800 REWARD For the recovery of
the body of ]. W. Russell, of jefferson,
Texas, lost on the W. R. Arthur. Also,
500 a piece for the bodies Of Mrs. Rus
sell and son, boy six years old. For
description of bodies see hand-bills. /,
Apply to W. A. Wheatley, $50 Main
street, Memphis.
l36 JOIN T.~GILBERT.
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EDWARDS 1871 Memphis City Direc-
tory for sale at Young & Brothers,
booksellers and statiOners, 24s Main
street 1871
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BOARDING..

noGRDTNG.-AN UNPUBLISHED ROOM,
b with board for two, SIS per week. No; 4S2
Main street. one door south Of Linden. Day
board, 6 per week. MRS. n. Il. SMITH,
DOARDING-2 LARGE FRONT ROOMS
ID with board. furnished OF unturnished, At
81 Court street. Also. several day boarders
can be accommodated. References required.
DOARDnG.-WHI HOUSE, l0e
ID and Ill Adams street. Terms moderate
list z. II. WHITEMORE, Prop'r.
NOR RENT-TW0 PLEASANT ROOMS,
II with board, furnished or unfurnished, at
OF NO. lQ9 WASHINGTON 81.
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EXCHANGE.

$500 Acres Of UnimprOved Landi
yCIfLE PERFECT. ON LINE OF NASH
Vile and Northwestern railroad, will be
-Tchanred for stock Of merchantable goods
-Froceries or dry goods preierred; FOR par
1n.IS Memphis. Isnnessee.
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Merchants, Cut Down Your Ex.
nenaea.

An accomplished book-keeper and
swift penman otherwise engaged in the
day time) will write mp a set Of books at
night for ten dollars per week. Address
1856 VS. b., Ledger Office.
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Religious Notices.

Services in the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow morning at II o clock,
There will be preaching tomorrow at
the State Female College at II a. M, and
at the Chelsea Methodist Church at I
p M, by Rev. W. M. Patterson.
Linden Street Christian Church; Da-
vid Walk, pastor. Communion at lO3
am; preaching at III am. and u
pm. Subject at night, 1.-The Little
Church Around the Corner" hB islh
Services at the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Church, on Court street, at II a. m.
and u pm. Anniversary sermon at the
morning hour by Rev. E. G. Mclean.
Subject for the evening, The Doctrine
of Angels. f.le1i
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Receipts of produce yesterday and to-
day were comparatively light, in conse-
quepce of which transactions on Change
were small. In the general market there
is fair business doing in provisions,
groceries and grain and feed, but not
sufficient to justify merchants in increas-
ing their orders to any extent Beans
are quiet at 81 rs to 50 25 from store;
butter is dull and unchanged; bagging is
quiet at % to 25c; cottonseed is in re-
quest at SO per ton on the levee, buyers
supplying sacks; corn meal is in request
at SO rs to 8 10 from mill and store; eggs
are frmer but prices unchanged; -four is
firm and in fair demand at S. to 80 for
common to fancy; corn is firm at &c for
ear and shelled at GA to Gle; oats are
scarce; bran is firm and none offering;
hay is quiet at $l9 90 to % 90 for COM
mon to prime; provisions are weak but
prices unchanged.
MONEY.
There is no change of Importance to
notice in local financial affairs to-day. 4
In some quarters there was a better de-
mand for money and moderate reduc-
ton in the volume of currency, but, the
tone of the market generally was indi-
cative of ease and discounts were read
lily obtained at the banks by depositors
at the usual rates. to IL per cent.
outside rates are from l to per cent.
per month. There is continued activity
in the exchange market, and a limited
supply reported; rates are unchanged,
however Eastern commercial bills being
taken at J to &c discount and New Or
leans at fc discount In checking, the
rates are &c discount to par on the for
mer and par to &c premium onthe latter.
Local scrips and securities remain quiet
and without material change. County |
warrants are bought at 64c and sold at
Gee, and Bank of Tennessee money IS |
to Tic buying and selling. Gold is more
steady, and is purchased by dealers at
llOi The opening rate in New York
was llls and at noon llls. Government
bonds opened fraction better, with
medium demand Sterling exchange
was steady at l091. .ttw.o,
COTTON.
The market closed somewhat irregular
yesterday, with sales of 400 bales. To
day the news from the East being more
favorable, sellers are firm and inclined
to advance prices, but buyers not being |
disposed to go above yesterday 5 figures
they generally effect sales when an OPP
portunity offers without conceding from
the rates asked yesterday. The de-
mend is active, but confined chiefly to
spinners and speculation, exporters be-
ing out of the market. Sales up to noon
were 740 bales including low and mixed
at Zoe, good ordinary at 10 to 'l3ic, low
middling at lac, and middling at l44c,
with sales reported as low as l4f to l4sc,
including one list of 2l6 bales by one
buyer, termed "shy middling," at l43-l6c,
and one sale of Is bales, made at noon,
at l4sc for bright style; also few bales
of good middling at l5c. We quote:
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The above reward will be paid for the
recovery Of the body Of Miss Paxton,
lost on the w. R. Arthur. For descrip-
ton, see handbills Any information
regarding the recovery of the body viii
be thankfully received by A. R. Paxton,
Overton Hotel = q q .
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DIR. Smith Electric OIL" (of Phila-
delphia) cures 70 = ~ e l29-T
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London stock Market.
RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVALS.

.tfI ARRIVALS, DeIrT
Steamer NJ. E. Forsyth, New Orleans.
1" Mary Mcdonald, st. Louis
City of Alton, st. Louis.
Geo. w. Cheek, Friar's Point
g St. Marys, Evansville. o
q" Colorado, st. Louis.
DEPARTURE. tt
Steamer Pauline Carroll, New Orleans.
y" Mary Miller, Evansville.
~" A. j. White, Napoleon.
NJ 4 Forsyth, st. Louis.
Phil Allin, Friars Point.
Pat Cleburne Arkansas river
Deg" Belle Ida, White river.
City of Alien, New Orleans.
p BOATS IN PORT.
r. P. Walt, Mary Mcdonald, Bates
vile, Alice Dean, George w. Cheek, st.
Marys.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
White riyer..........R. P. Walt-...........5 D. m
Dean ............5 p. m
st. Francis river....,G. W. Cbeek..........5 p. m
St. Louis ..........,....eMary McDonald....5 pm
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DLANKs OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
Is printed at the Ledger Job Once.
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n you want good old Megibben
whisky, go To os6 second street.
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DR. J. A. WILLIAMS, Homeopath, has
removed to 1924 Second street. es-42
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CALVARY CHURCH CONCERT. -0n next
Wednesday night a concert will be given
at the New Memphis Theater for the ben
eft of Calvary Church. The first musical
talent Of the city viii take part in the
performance, and the public may expect
one of the most brilliant amateur enter
tainments ever witnessed in the city.
Among these we may mention Mrs.
Heating, Mrs. Tomlinson, Mrs. Chapsky,
Mrs. Miles, Miss Ennis and others The
Mendelssohn club assist George Hand
workers band will play several overtures
during the evening.
New BUeGIEs. -Messrs, ]. R. McCul-
lers & II, o. Jinks have just received at
their mammoth livery and boarding sta
BILE, at No. 62 Union street, a number of
new French buggies. Their stud of
splendid horses cannot be excelled in
the city. You can obtain a new buggy,
fine set Of harness and fast horse of
McCullers' & Jinks. or, if preferred, a
saddle horse possessing every gait The
citizens of Memphis are invited to call
and examine the fine stock Of buggies,
harness and horses at their stables.
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Bsstplaqe for billiards -willettIs. [l4O
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FOR LEASE.

NOR LEASE WILL LEASE FOR FIVE
II on ten years, on easy terms, SEINE very de-
sirabie residence lots on Tate street, within a
s"''' JESSE NJ. TATE,
12a-t l6 Madison 81,
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FOUND.
REWARD.

HOUND 4 A PLAIN GOLD RING. EN,
II graved on outside. AT this office. ll36
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srEAM-FirrINo at 3l5 Second st. at

skating Rink. s6s Main. to-nIght.
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LOST.

T, OsT OR STOLEN ONE HALF-W0RN.
/ A English saddle, with new stirrup-leathers
also, bride and blanket. Any Information
left at 222 Front street will be rewarded. llS6
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TNoR RENT-2 OFFICES, 2 SLEEPING
II rooms and cottage; all on Main street.
,lslIss w a EaFA I. Bethel.
IJOR RENT-sTOREHoUsE, NO. 2Ss MAIN
street, second door above Jefferson, east
side. Apply to u. McDavitt, No. l9 Madison
street; or s. II. Dunscomb, Desoto Bank.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-COTTAGE NO. 2O9 CARROLL
avenue. Apply on the premises, or a. KY
Second street. l34-
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NOR RENT -s5 ACRES OF CLEARED
land, 81 miles north of the city, in GOOD
state of cultivation, will produce a bale of
cotton per. acre; good dwelling with four
rooms, three cabins, cistern and well, Rpples
and pears of choice selection: Apply to
LANIER, McCALLUM a KING,
1901 Real Estate AR'ts, 286 Second st.. e
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vf7r- -
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

PuMps at sl6 Second street,
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T,OR RE ST-ABoUT TWELVE ACRES OF
II land, with good tenement and out houses,
all in good order -four miles from Court square.
No Water street. 1892
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NOR RENT--A DESIRABLE BRICK RESI-
4 dence on Shelby street. close to business.
Apply at No. 4S2 Main street-Mrs. Brewn !, or
10 4. w EdmOnds, 300 Front st. 1881
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TloR RENT-A GOOD DWELLING AND
FIVE acres of ground, two miles from the
80 b. b. BARNES, ,.ia|
123-t 2s5 Main street,
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T1OR RENT-THE BUILDING ON TIE
corner OF Hernando and Elliott streets;
store room below, with four or five, rooms
Co. n drug store or family grocery. Apply to
A'' " " - -, WIN. II. HARRIS,
11s.t 2791a Main street,
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LOUISVILLE, February 4.-River rising,
with seven feet in the chute over the
falls and nine feet in the canal. Weather
clear and pleasant; thermometer, 43'.
Business fair. MISUNDERSTANDING, from
Pittsburg to Nashville; Emperor, from
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Lorena,
from Cincinnati to New Orleans.
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NOR RENT-A STORE IN BETHEL
Block, suitable for insurance office or
counting room. Apply to ~, nv
127.l52 W, A. WHEATLEl.
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CASUALTIES, &C.

BosToN, August 2S.-Messrs. Jewett
Underwood, w. Hastings and W. Ba-
con, of South Orange, Franklin county,
Massachusetts,, while fishing in pond
at that place, Saturday evening, were
thrown into the water by the sudden
upsetting of their boat and all three
drowned. Underwood leaves family
but the others were single. The bodies
of Hastings and Underwood were re-
covered at an early hour on Sunday
morning. Mr.. Bacon's body had not
been recovered up to six o'clock this
morning.
PITTSBURGH, August 2S.-James
Wyck lain, boiler maker, while attempt
ing to jump on train on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad today at noon, had his
head severed from his body and thrown
on the other side of the track.
PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-Danlel
Boone, residing at corner OF Twenty
sixth and Carpeter streets, was killed
this afternoon at 427 Market street, by
an elevator falling on him.
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AChance for Old Maids.

A correspondent writing from La
Corna, ". T., says:
| sincerely wish that many hundreds
OF old maids and widows, who cannot
get husbands at home, would come out
here where they could speedily get a
choice OF good, honest, hardworking
men, who could make them comfortable
and independent There are really
think, five men here Tor one woman.
In TACT, very many men have been
compelled to 1--we with native Indian
women, who to my eye are perfect
trights, and worse in their conduct
than appearance, although that is bad
enough. Emigrants desirous OF coming
here would do well Immediately after
their arrival in California to inquire Tor
lumber ships going to the Sound, on
which they cay be conveyed much
cheaper than by steamer.