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The New York herald., 1871-09-08
At PU8LlC AUCTION.
N IuIS DAY IRiDAYl SEPTEMBER 3,
AT Ii O'CLOCK, SHARP,

At PC8LlC AUCTION
n IlilS DAY tFRtDAY). SEPTEMBER 3,
AT II O'CLOCK, SHARP,
At STABLE, NO 3 EAST THIRTY.SEvEETH STREET,
BY JAMES JENKINS, AUCTIONEER,
ALL THE FINE FAMILY TlRNOUT OF
S. A. SAMMIS, ESQ,
consisting in part OF tine and closely matched team of Ham
b,eonan Mares ey are and years old, l5l hands gh,
sired by Rysick's uambleonan; dam English impoI ted
marc are fu. sers are Stylish free and drivers do
not us fret rOat too long for them; vice
trick; tro bc.ter than go OF sale, and with
proper hanau. VIII trot very fast warranted sound
and Kind in all respects.
Aso fne handsome lay Mare she Is 151s han is
high. years Old, fuS flowing and tail Ot 245
sc has et of endurance and well behaved
horst ba; tne road Is afraid of nothing and he
driven y lady to top of apccd warranted sound, kind
and Iuly represented.
Also ,rotIng Mare. 1f hands hsh years old
perfect beauty beat a:,0 ana warranted sound and
KIND.
Also fine coupe Horse l6 hands, years old best family
horse IN the state
Also Coupe Kockaway, Top Wagons, Brewster make
Wagons single and double Harness. biankcis kobes.
WHIPS Sc
above s,ock has been used all Sara.
tocn and rre all well srssoncd.
stock must Ne sse., > be appreciated.
SALE rUsIIiNE. ABSOLCrk kND VNRESERVED.
JENKINS 4 DCFt, AuctiOneers.
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PROPOSALS..
"a 'oNTRACroRs FOR LAYING WATER MAINS.

l. wAemINaroN, II. c., August 20. 1871.
as will be received by the Undersigned uuIh
eciae proc 10Th dag Of sepemeer ,s at the Lge'
house Board Trea> 5000 0DV of psunls OF SSiach cast
M paulc. w OF Solumb,a 'ks and specai Castings -
iron water Pipes Stop Co four divisions, and propo.
The entire work divnled. whole y less number OF
sails VIII DO received for tse
divisions. " ~" 4 must drpost al the
Each bidder before making his b. credit of the Gov
First National Bank, Washington. TO In 81 900,
ernor OF the District OF Columbia, Ntract accord
rV ha he VIII enter into and complete the CO, ted VIII be-
ing to the specifications The money so ospos tract ~
retunea 10 he unsuccessful bidders tie con con
tract. "S' no '"'"t'e''s NV
The contractor win be required 81 day for dsy
beyond the time required IN the contract
No proposals for laying pipes viii be receivei cxcsp
printed forms. which. With circulars sous and form
o contract and any further can lie had on AM
picatou in person or by letter 10 "
GEORGE IT, ELLIOT
Major OF Engineers, Untei states Army
iL1i ina Ma.
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EXCuiS.DNs.

y -.
A SUNDAY EXCURSION rOR RoCKAwAy BEhcN.
a las ta's seascn tcmher, o lsl- sic,rner NELLY
WHITE le.ves Peck slip nt $50 a. NJ AMI 40 T. NJ {,
CHRISTOPHER street. North River A. and ~ NJ pier
NJ North River, a:!5 A. NJ and sP. NJ. fu tol ttrry.
Bro,klyn, 20 A. NJ. Z. VI turn caves Rocka
ct 4. NJ and i,J r. NJ Muse and refres IN 'n'' on
bOIri
EONrY ISLAkD.--LAsf DAYs-sUNDAY urn AND
~ NaDi.y, ii;a.--0h ;iitias ;se Stesfner t0kwALk
leaves wes! Tonh s'e t at ssi ls;a. .:5 North Moore
rect 9:i .. 10 q: no h River Morri ssreetl,
TO- and O'Clock. On 'oDday, the ilt'' the NuR Walk
wiH make hu. one TRIP etvin? west Tenh street NJ ~
o'c'ock; per ~ Nor Moore scetJ iJIE; pier No
Nth River 1890 Peek sp. Fast Rver, IOIj Fulton ferry
Bro0Syn " O'Clock Alter leaving Coney Island the trio
will be extended around Station Island. Good music will bs
furnished AMI opportunity afforded for dancing Fare tor
the excursion on Moucay;fient cne-, 81 ladies, 5oc
LCORT LEE (OI.U LANDINtD AND PLEASANT VAT.
IL ley.--stcaner THOMAS T. nULSE, Captain George
W. Anneti leaves Cbrsoper stree. daily ~ A. NJ = 81
nnf ~ T. NJ; Fort Ler, ~ and ~ A. NJ and 81 T.. H.;
anin. At fhry fourth street all but the
- OCKAwAY BEACH--LAST TRIPS OF THE SEASON
~ Weather permitting, steamboat FLORENCE leavcs
Ihrsdar Saturday and SUNDAY, Christopher street. B%s
Fraukp street 81 pier elh Fulton Terry, BROOKLYN 10
A. VI Leave the Beach 1 +. ~.
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SEPTEMBER s, lS7l-TRIPLE SHEET.
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
OSLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

OSLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
TuE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC CowrAHY,s NAIL
srEEAAMASsnhIrSS ASn KS ssH BEIMELN NEW YORK AND nAyRh
The splendid vessels this favore route for the Cont
nent VIII SAIL from per u North River, as iolows
LAFAfEirE, Rousseau Saturday, September .
WILLIE DE PARIS, surmont........ Saturday October
fERElRE Danre Saturday, October Il
Price of passage gold duclulIng wlne) to Brcst
Havre:-
FIet cabin Second cabin. $50
Excursion tickets issued ut reduced rates.
travellers gonr 10 or returning from the Cont
neDt OF Europe bv taking the steamers OF this limo avoid
both transit by English railway aud GROSS.
30 '''' GEORGE MAcKEsziE, Agent, 81 Broadwsy
INMAS LlSf' For Queenstown an Liverpool.
cIr ys or Wv sGlsrs ss appontai !" ss -
CITY OF FBAITlMORE........T Thursday, Sept: n, 2P NJ
CRY or DUBLIN Thursday sept 81, al NJ
Ana each succeeding Saturday and Thursday from pier ~
r., RATES OF PASSAGE;
FRS, caS" as.oe IN so.a se.ass saoe IN currency $40
10 London :. ......... 50 10 London ......... Is
rs.,sn..,: To- rsris sso ;c;;;, t. Paris; 10
Norway and Denmark at reduced rates
Tickets can be bought here at moderate by
JOHN q. DALE Agent,
10 broadway. New York.
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
The steamship FRANKFURT, captain jul. Barre. VIII
sa on thursday seEiemherI y at T. NJ from Bremen lier,
To be followed by steamship DEUTSCHLAND, Captain A.
A. r Ncynaber ON Saturday, Septembcra. 2.
Rates oi passage 20 l'ondoo, llavre and Bremen,
ri, payable IN gold or its equivalent In currency.
rrst cabin ........
Seeona cso'n Z!
OILRICHs Co, Agents,
6S Broad street.
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THAvgLi.ltRs, GUIDE.


4 bBASI AND TROi DAY IJSE.-STEAMERS q.
~ VIBBAkn ani DANIEL DREW, from Vestry street
NJ 8 A. M Thirty fourth sA5; landn, Yon1.
ers larTytown AMI Nyack By ferryboat CozIens West
FONT. Cornwall. Nc~nurs PougnAeepse Rhnebeck Cats
Kill AMI HiDn connectin with trains the New
YORK Central for June u with tho
Albany aud Susqu rod tor Sharon Sprn, from
Now York; AMI Biashamon and hv RenSse and Sara
oga road tor Saratoga Springs 30 ~ from New York;. Al
Hudson for Lebanon spriass all rail- To Troy by Steamboat
SCuuYLRK.
NTARRAGANsETr STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ -Four excursions 10 sandy HOAX aud return daily (5
day eIceptei.l The ma ,ninccn steamers
PLYMOUTH ROCK AND JESSE I1OYr
willcavc Tier l3 North klysr foot OF Murray sre,, asrb
ows:-
PLYMOUTH ROCK 6:yu A. NJ ani t:31 +. NJ.
JESSE IlOYT........... 49,. 9:3) A. NJ an J:U L. 81,
Fare TO Sandy Hook and return, ~ o.
TUE MARY POWELL. FROM vEsraY STREET AT
i 3:j1P NJ. daily, making uia Ian ns R,urainy ava
Roudoui 10 A. ~. Pous shkcepse $50 Milton 6aj, New.
prs "a. Cornwa7 Is West Poin, S:j Cox1ensi Iii
rlyils Ia New York At ID 40.
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TOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND.RTCHMOND.
L. Old Domini IN Steamship Company.
Steamshps of this liza. leave "a North river foot OF
Beach street =
For Norfolk. Guy Point and Richmond The steamship
WyANOkE win sai on saturday, sept. q, at . r. NJ,
ctn, Vlr tnia AMI Tenoeasee Air I!ns the
Sea50ard Inland Air ine, Pot .rsbug Weldon Railroad
Chesapeake and ohio Railroad and Richmond AMI DAnve
Raro1d through passenger tickets and through bills OF
adng al reduced rate, all points south Southwest
Apply at office, pier 81 Office OF t3I
Greenwich street, corner of J-y
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r,APsCOrT'S EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN TX.
change oice-Psssage from Liverpool and Qu .enstown
weekly by lrst class Steamships Also from Liverpool
London by weekly sailing packets Drafts OF ~ and
wards available of Great Britain and Ireland,
the lowest rates at TAPsCOrr BRoriiERs CO.'S.
e5 South street, New York.
TIMED STATES PASSPORT BUREAU-OFFICiAL
u Ps,spors the Department OF State issusi by A. g.
MtLLMARrH, nied states Court Buildings Al Chambers
street.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-03

Arrangements have been made to
bring the Communist prisoners from
Paris to Arizona as immigrants.
Heaven defend us.-There was a
serious row at GoldsboO, n. c., last
Saturday, between a crowd of negroes
and some policeman, and one police
man and one negro were killed.
Late dispatches confirm the horrible
reports about the famine and pesti-
lcnce in Persia. 1t is an awful state
Of affairs. Two families, PIERCE
and Reese, six men on each side, had
u pitched battle in Benton Co., Ar
kansas, on the Goth, with pitchforks
and pistols. One was killed from
each family, and most Of the others
seriously wounded.--Alex. Lovelot
and Edward Brogardus, living near
Buffalo, were accidentally carried
over Niagara Falls in their boat on
the night of Goth ult., and drowned.
B. j. Croper, a retired merchant
in New York City, in fit Of delir-
ium tremens tried to kill his wife
and himself with a knife. Both are
in critical conditiOn.-A hail
storm at Chicago on the evening Of
2Gth ult. destroyed $4,000 worth of
glass and other property.-Im-
mense damage to crops, buildings,
&C., was done by great storm which
lately passed through New York and
Pennsylvania is to begin
Immediately on a new Railroad
bridge across the Missouri river at
,AtchisOn.--An old woman named
Honora Creation, who had been a
scavenger in New York City for the
last Is years, died last week from
starvation and exposure; and after
her death it was found she had S., 900
in bank, bequeathed to a little girl
who lived with her.-Joseph X.
Turner, lawyer of Titusville, Pa.
for forging pension papers, has been
sentenced to pay fine Of $4,000 and
fourteen years imprisonment in the
penitentiary.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-03

Council Bluff received great dam
age from a tremendous rain-storm
last Friday night.--Dr. Bulls has
so far recovered "a 10 be up and
around again Turner,
one of the principal clowns Of Coles
Circus, was arrested at Centerville
last week for an attempted rape on =
little girl only about twelve years
old. lie was held to bail, and in
default thereof sent TO Ottumwa Jail.
Frederick Pfster was crushed 10
death at burlington, on the 18th
ult., by some cars he was coupling.
The Registe7' is authorized to
announce that Hon. Frank Palmer
is not candidate for the Senator
ship.-Sane paper says: 1t now
transpires that our police authorities
were some time ago notified by the
authorities at Peoria to be on the
lookout for James Guyn, the circus
man who was murdered here on
Monday morning. He was accused
OF committing serious crimes, and
was described as most desperate
and dangerous character. "-The
spire of the Catholic Church at Iowa
City is 200 feet high-the highest in
Iowa.--A fourteen year old boy al
Anamosa has, with his jack-knife, a
pine board and some wire, made 8
sewing machine that takes excellent
stitches.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-03

-har. We know v here5. we speak
and wa claim 10 understand oul
business. TEosse who rant, and blow
CT their gas had better quit and
20 TO Ees5diing matches.
The Editor VIII please pardon me
for making the above remarks.
There i a large tract Of country Oh
this eastern range which We have
surveyed. that we cannot bring int
this report. a. il would make il to-
lengthy. We VIII bring it into OIL
next report.
fToJe continued.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1871-08-03
l.. X. PROCTOR,

IN adaitio, to the above, for tho accomno
dation Of the public, we now keep
cHhTTEL MORTGAGES,
OFFICIAL BONDS,
n0Nps FOR DEEDS,
NgcoGNlzANCES,
MlTTiMUs ON CHARGE,
GARNlSHEE NOTICES,
CONVICT MITTlMUs,
INFORMATIONs,
DISCHARGE TO SHERIFF,
SEARCH WARRANT,
JUSTICES vENIRE,
WRlTs OF REPLEvIN;
ATTACHMENT BONDS,
CONSTABLE SALE NOTICES,
Waits or ATTACHMENT,
BAIL EONDs,
KEpLEVlS BONDS,
WARRANTS OF REMOVAL,
For Sale at the
VOTER OFFICE.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1871-12-15
MORTGAGE SALE.

Default having been made in the payment OF
an Indenture of Mortgage executed by W. L.
Vance and Julia Il. Vance to Harvey Ct. Hatch,
dated March LIST. 4. ID. 1870, and recorded IN
the Office OF the Register Of Deeds for Van
Buren, County, March sixteenth, A. ID. 1870,
in Llber 20" Of Mortgage on page thirty lone,
upon which SAID Mortgage there is now due
three hundred and twenty-eigbt dollars and
eghty-five cents and an Attorneys fee OF thirty
dollars and no suit at law or in equity having
been instituted for the recovery OF the same
Therefore notice IL hereby given that by virtue
OF Power Of sale in said Mortgage contained
the piece OF Land described as the south west
quarter OF the north west quarter Of section
eight in township one, south of range thirteen
west, County of Van Buren,, and Stare OF Mich
igan, will be sold at Public Auction to the high
est bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in the Village of Paw Paw, IN the Coun.
ty Of Van Buren,, on the fifteenth day OF jan
uary next, at one o'clock p. m. Of said day.
Dated, Decatur, Oct II, A. ID. 1871. S64t13
HARVEY g.. HATCH, Mortgagee.
FOSTER 4 COLEMAN, Attorneys.
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NJ anhood: How Lost. How Restored.

Manhood: How Lost, How Restored.
Just published, new edition ot Dr.. CUL.
vsRwrLL's GHLEBRArED EssAr on the radical
cure without medicine) Of SPERNAroRRHRA.
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, IuroTESCY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Imprdments TO Marriage, etc also,
CoSsUsryIoS, ErILEPsr, and Frs induced by
self-indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
Ess- Price, in N sealed envelope, only siI
cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable
say, clearly demon strates from thirty years
successful practice, that the alarming couse-
quences Of selt-abuse may be radically cured
without the dangerous use of internal medicine
OF the application of the knife; pointing out
mode OF cure at once simple, certain and eflec-
tual. by means of which every sufferer, mat
ter what his condition may lie, may cure him
self cheaply, privately aud RADICALLY.
re- This Lecture should bc in the hands OF
every youth aud every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, postpaid on receipt of six cents, or two
post stamps.
Also. DR.. Culverwells Marriage Guide,
price % cents.
Address the Publishers
S60tl3 GIIAS. J. &. KLINE 4 CO.,
% Bowery, New York, y. .. Box $50.
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Guardians SALE

Notice IL hereby gwen, that by virtue of an
order and license OF sale made by the Probate
Court for the County OF Van Buren,, and State
of Michigan, and which bears date the egh-
teenth day OF September, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy one, ! shall sell at pubic
auction or yendue at the 'front.' door Of the Post
Office in the village OF Bangor in said Van Bu-
rem County aud State OF Michigan, on Tuesday
TIE sixteenth OF January one thousand eight
bundled aud seventy two, ut the hour OF twelve
o'clock noon OF said day, 10 the highest bidder
the following described real estate OF John c.
Camp, minor, TO wit: The east half Of the
North west quarter Of section twelve, in town
Two. south, OF range number sixteen west, and
all that part OF the wet half Of the north east
quarter, OF section twelve aforesaid. which lies
south Of the high way known as the Monroe
road all IN Van Buren, County Michigan.
Dated November 9th, 1871. slit
HARVEY N. ONERrON.
Guardian OF JOHN Ct. CAMP, minor.
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ORDER OF APPEARANCE.

STATE OF MICHaAN.-The Circuit Court for
the County of Van Buren,. In Chancery.
Barbary Ann Valleau vs. Joseph i. valleau.
Suit pending in the ninth Judicial Circuit OF
the State OF Michigan at Paw Paw, in said
County OF Van buren, on the first day OF De-
cember, A. ID. 1871. Present VIM. III. Tucker
Circuit Court Commissioner for said County. 1t
satisfactorily appearing to me by affidavit on
file in this cause. that the defendant in this
cause is not resident of this State, but is
resident OF the State OF South Carolina. On
motion of John Knowis Solicitor for the COM
plainant 1t ID ordered that the said defendant
cause his appearance in this cause, to be en-
tered within three months from the date Of this
order, and that in default thereof that said bill
be taken as confessed by the said defendant.
And it Is furtder ordered that within twenty
days, the said complainant cause q notice OF
this order to be published in the True Northern
er, News paper published and circulated in
said county OF Van Buren,. and that said publ
cation be continued in said paper at least once
in each week for six weeks insuccessiop or that
she cause copy of this order to be personally
served on the said defendant at least twenty
days before the time for his appearance.
Dated Dec. LIST 1871
WILLIAM II. TUCKER, Circuit Court Comms-
sioner. 87lJ7
JOHN KNOWLES, Complainants Solicitor.
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MCGUIRE Il!ldil!ll13
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4isSsyz

To any person producing any Medicine able
40 show one. third as many living, permanent
cures rs pa. FIrLER's VEGETABLE RHEUNATIc
RENEpY; and further reward OF 500 for any
case o. Chronic or lnIlammat0ry Nheumatlsm,
Neuralgia, Rheumatic Ague, Sciatica, and
Ehyuynatism OF the kidneys it will net cure.
This Rheumatic Syrup is used inwardly only,
pleasant 10 the taste, and guaranteed free from
iaiNruus Lrugs. IL Is not Quack Medicine,
htl, thc sccutiGc prescription of Jos. Z. Filter,
~. d., Professor OF TOXicOiogy- AMT Chemistry,
gra,uatc OF the celebrated University ~ Penn
sylNania, 4. d., lS@3, whose entire prOies, ion8l
lite la, been devoted specially 20 this disease.
This preparation under solemn oath - con-
scientifically believed 10 be the ouy positive,
reliable iutallihc specific ever discovered.
TIE proof that 10 other specific exists j. found
in every community in persons Afflicted FOR
many year, ast and still suffering. If physi-
clan, could euro il, II specific did exist, this
would not bo ,O.-a tgct that must be universal
L. uGniticd. The ott deceived sufferer may
Nist,, ask, what security or evidence has he
that in. Filters Rheumatic syrup will cure MS
c1>e. The protectioa offered 10 patients gainst
imposition +. in legally signed contract hich
will he anrwardeG without charge ~ any su0es-
e. ,euuisg by letter description of a'fiction /;
this guarantee viii state the exact number NJ
bottles warranted ro cure, and in ease Of laiiGrd
the money pad viii bc returned 70 the patient.
No other remedy Ia, ever been offered ol such
i5cral and honorable terms. Medical advice
witu certificates from prominent Physicians,
Gicr@a men. etc, whohaye been cured aifer all
Other Treatments biied, sent by letter, .rltls.
Afflicted cordially invited 10 write tor adv rJ 10
the principal office, - south Fourth street,
Philadelphia, Pa Or. Fitcr's Rheumatic
Syrup !, ,o.j ny Druggists.
WHEATON < TED. Sole Aeeu.,
paw paw, M},H,
LEAVENS d son, Sole Agent.
5lv DECATUR, Ml,d.
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TEA. TEA, TEA. TEA.
Those who enjoy good cup of Tea are here
by informed that a choice article Of Japan Tea
can be bad at the Grocery Store of W. II. Gid
den, which will be sure to give satisfaction 10
all lovers Of that beverage. si5
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A victim of early lndscretion. causing nervous
debility, premature decay, &C., having tried In
vain every advertised remedy, has discovered q
simple means Of self-cure, which he will send
free to his fellow sufferers. J. Fl. REEVES,
70 Nassau ST., New York. 855ly
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FOR S.ALEl
A Rare Oh. Anee for a Business
Man With a Small Capital.

OsE-QuARrrR OR OsE-HALr INTEREST IN A
STEAM SAW AND planning MILL.
The Store now occupied by John NJ.
Ridlon, in the Village of Lawrence.
The Mill earns II large percentage Oh
Capital invested The Store is now
under rect Of $3.50 dollars per year
Possession gwen Immediately. The
above properly will be sold cheap and
on reasonable terms.
JOHN b. POTTER.
lawrence, Nov. 8, 1871. s68
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1871-08-10

OwYHEE IrEMs.-We take the following
items from the 4rdidnche of August 5th:
Some scoundrel charged stick of wood with
giant powder and left it on the wood-pile a,
the Cosmos mill, and when the wood was pu!
into the furnace by the engineer, terrible ex.
plosion was the result The doors of the fur
mace were blown OFF and the masonry around
the boiler cracked and broken. A reward OF
$500 is offered for the arrest and conviction OF
the mlscreant.
A three foot ledge has recently been struck
In the lower works of the Mahogany. Free
gold and silver are plainly discernbe through.
out the entire width.
A choice bit of scandal is circulating in re-
gard to married lady at Fairvew having been
detected in practically demonstrating her be-
lief IN the "tree love" doctrine; and Teu-
tonic gentleman ut the same place is reported
to have "larruped" his wife because the young
men were too polite to her.
W. j: Hill has been appointed Deputy Clerk
OF the Third Judicial District in place of p. c.
Learned. resigned
Wells, Fargo & Co. shipped from Silver City
during the week ending August 9Th, bars of
bullion, valued at Sill ,459 60.
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Besides the above, numerous parties suffered
losses to a greater or less extent from the dep
relations of Chinese thieves. John Good, the
barber, had fine gold watch, chain and seal
stolen out of his shop while moving out his
furniture Frank Miller lost his trunk, private
papers, etc, and Mr.. A. B. Morrill, lost large
portion of his carpenter tools. Peyton Il Hol-
land lost some of the bar fixtures, &c, stolen,
as was the case with nearly all the business
men, Some of the heavy losses are covered
by insurance. J. G. Bryant IL Co. were ill.,
sured for nearly the full amount of their loss,
as were also Vantine & Co. Mr.. b. NJ. Du
Rel, who is agent for four or five of the In
surance companies, went promptly at work on
Monday adjusting the losses Of those who were
insured, and set force of carpenters at work
rebuilding awnings and roofs on fire proofs that
had been burnt off or torn down. None of the
buildings of the burnt district between Wall and
Commercial streets will be rebuilt the business
men on that side having purchased buildings
on the opposite side of the street Jonas W.
Browns office was entered by some thieving
scoundrel who ransacked the drawers of his
tables, and carried off two tin boxes, one con-
tanning papers belonging to the Masonic Lodge
and the other to the Chapter. The one be-
longing to the Lodge was found the next day.
broken open, in the rear of Blacks corral.
The fellows got nothing of value from that
haul. They ought to have known better than
to expect to find anything valuable in lawyers
Office. The Misses Cosgroye had all their
clothes and some valuables boxed up at the
residence of Mrs. Vantine, and the accommo-
dating Cinnamon carried them off to a place of
safety; so safe in fact, that they have not yet
come to light While the losses are severely
felt, the sufferers accept the situation, and
set to work TO repair damages,
and all express the opinion that we are tortu
nate in having beenable to confine the fire with
in the limits of the block burnt.