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Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

Myria'ls of scvrntcen-y year locusts aro de-
WASHING tn" country i'll Dakota Territory. be
tween Forts Randall and Sully, on the Miss
"ur' River. They have KILLED nearly all tn.
grass. winch turns yellow and dies rs soon ns
th's lodge upon th" r'ain:. Their music j.,
Ilmu~t dslen.u,:.
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CASWELI. HOUSE.

L'roy, Minn.
A. &. W. BROWN, Proprictors.
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J.L.PETERS,5 500 Broadway n Y
Teachers sending us their orders for $40
worth Of music. can claim q years suLscrip-
ton to Peters Musical Monthly.
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San Francisco papers report that Dr.
Wooster who has been Mrs Fairs
physician since her conviction. has sent
Il letter to the Sheriff, in which he says
her health is rapidly declining, and that
already the signs Of tubcrcnlar disease
arc becoming manifest lie adds in
conclusion: In my opinion she ought
to be placed in Il better ventilated and
more sunny room no fault is to be
found with the size of the cell, and
other accommodation are all that ough,
to be expected
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Proceedings Of the Board OF
lnissiOMcrS Of Mower COun-
~, ut their last Meeting.
OFFICE,


AUDITORS OFFICE,
A, STlS, MINI, June Goth, 1871.
At a special meeting Of the Board
Of County Commi ssioncrs of the county
Of Mower. Mim.. held on this 2Gth
day of June. a. D. 1871, at 10 clock
4. m.
Prcscnt-C. J. Felch, II. E. Tan
ncr and Wm. NJ. Howe
it having been shown by the inyesti-
cations now being made in the Auditor S
and Trcasurcr's Offices Of this county,
that large amount of money has been
collected into the Treasury of this
county by Sylvester Smith, late Treas
urer Of said county, previous to the
year A. u. 1870, and not paid over by
him to the proper officers of said coun.
ty, and that he has converted said
money to his own use
Therefore, be it Resoived, That legal pro-
cccdnys be Immediately instituted against said
Smith, to collect said money for said county !;
and that the Chairman Of this Beard be au-
thorizcl to take such measures as he deems best
in the matter, to secure said clail. for the coun
ty.
Unanimously adopted.
Board adjourned till 2p IN.
3 +. M.-Thc Board met pursuant
to adjournment.
Prescnt-C, j. Felch, II. L. Tan
ner, VIM. NJ. Howe, Alanson Beach
and f. =. Mckee.
The foregoing resolutions were read
in the presence Of Commissioners Beach
and Mckee, and fully consented to by
them. A full Board voted eyes," in
favor Of the resolution
On motion, the following bills were
allowed or rejected, as follows:
Claimed 4Uo,ccd
It Reymorc, expenses on
poor farm and furnishing
goods for poor, 5 20 Is S 20 IS
G W Reymore, salary on poor
farm, six months ending
Aug lst, 1871, 32s 90 325 90
John Withc, furnishing cloth
ing per orderD Putncy,
to pauper, in case OF TolcG
Branson, IS ; s.
S L Boyer, constable fees in
cases Of State vs. Sanford
Shaw. Referred back for
explanation and itcmizcd, 10 20
" Il Ewing, sherif's fees in
case: of State VS. Harvey Sam
plo and VIM Sample. Re-
jectcd. ii Is
A J Phelps, justice fees in
case Of State VS. u Berger, G5 IS
A j Phelps justice fees in
ease Of State VS. Mary J
Gates. 50 l IS
a J Phelps justice fees in case
of State VS. Parmetcr 20 20
] Phelps justice fees in case
of State vs. Mallody, IS l IS
Rehcldafter, bill in favor
of State Reform School, to
clothing, maintenance and
instruction Of George Bor-
zcr, from March 18th to
May lst, 1871, 1910 per
week, - - l2 y
J G RrhcldafTer, bill in favor
State Reform School, to
clothing, maintenance and
instruction Of Geo Bergen
for May, 1871. II 81 II o.
French, for right way
through his land, and also
lumber for fencing high
way. Rejected. Ill 90
Press Printing Company, for
one Day Book and Journal % 90 % 90
Press Printing Company, for
lS books, assessment Tolls, 23 90 % 90
Jacob S Decker, services on
board ofcanvasScrs, special
special election, May, 1871 90 2 90
G Angel, deputy sheriff.
attendance at court March
term, four day., - 90 II 90
John + .\thcrton, clerk Of tho
court fees and stationery
furnished court house, lj3 90 lj3 90
& NJ AISdurf. salary as coun-
ty physician, in the sani-
tary department Of pur
farm, Mower county, % 90 % 90
On motion, Board adjourned uutil
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Mower County Lands!

l,2O0 Acres in Wa'tham.
73O in Dexter, tive line Of the
Southern Minn Kalroad.
1000 g in West bennington.
All excellent Farming Land, and will be sold
cheap, and upon long time.
Apply by letter Or otherwise to
II. ". MASON,
-i"oti", MINI.
.Iu,,r % 1S.In1lmn
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'I~lJ-('~K
S z I'M G
~ ~ &R :
w.. N

Closing out Iot IS '"n. h""ght Of Il
concern burned out. Come uuirkI :.
HOPKINS & iEK&ALn,
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer, in Furniture,
II" Er'lling, etc., Austin, Minn
{ ltTATE OF MINNESOTA. DIS
~ trict Court county Of M"~-r--Fit'l
Judicial District.
Marin y. Iium"s. Plaintiff ::nin;' aaron
IIumrs Dricndrnt. Summons.
Thc S'',r If Wi""'~'''" T., th' "b"r" ""mc| "~
),ndnnt.
You ar" hereby summoned and required t'
answer the complaint in this action which il
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of SAID
Court. ut the village of \ustin. in said county
and to serve Il copy Of your answer to The
complaint tn the subscribers at their office il
the ,illa1c Of Austin, aforesaid within thirt y
days after tue service Of this summons upon
You, exclusive Of the day Of such service. and
if YOU fail to answer the said complaint
within the timc aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
PAGE 4 WHEELER.
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Austin, Minn.
Dated June 2Sth 1871. GWG
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

The Houston Texas Tni"n says the Indian
rnid on Warrcn's wagon train, near Fort
Richardson, somo time since, in which seven
'n"n wrr" killed and irrty mules captured, was
designed for tho capture of Gen. Sherman. of
whose coming the Indians had know ledge.
Nhcn tn" attack was mado one Of Tho chiefs
was heard to give orders to take Capt. Shrr
| III n nj,
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Defective Bridges.

Nearly every day VIC hear complaints
that the brid ycs across the Cedar and
Turtle on main roads leading into AUS
tin. are in such condition as to render
them entirely unsafe. Two Of these
bridges crossing the Turtle, west and
southwest are in the town of Austin and
have for I long time been out Of repair.
We learn that the fault lies with the
inhabitants in not providing sufficient
funds to keep the bridges in repair and
not with the Supervisors. Probably
the payment of two or three thousand
dollars damages for injuries is the only
thing that will remedy this neglect.
The bridy across the Cedar to the South
is one in which the city is interested
and is rickctty old concern that has
long since outliycl its day and genera
zion. 1t cndangers every mans life
who crosses it and is disgrace to our
public authorities. What is the use Of
having officers if they do rot attend to
such public matters.
-TnE editor Of the Owatonna Jour-
nal spent the Fourth in Austin and
was quite elated over what he saw and
heard, and seems to have been not a
little surprised that we were anything
more than small country village about
large enough to make respectable
suburb of Owatonna. Among other
pleasant things he wrote of us when he
got home, was the following:
"Austin contains many generous
wl.olc-soulcd citizens who understand
how to entertain their visitors and We
know from experience that strangers
fare we'll with them. We like Austin
it is pretty place, has fine residences
and substantial business blocks, the
streets are in good condition and every
thing is homclike'
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to make Spccl1lc statements ol' HIS uc-
mands against the county.
On motion, the following bills were
allowed:
Geo Hayes, interest on conn
ty order given for part
payment ol: poor fnrm, u ~ Il w
" X NandcrSritt, bill for
work court house, w W
S l. Howell, b.ll in assisting
in investigating county
rccords-l9 days, 50 per
day, % w 3S w
s Page bill for expenses and
time in going to St. Peters
and procurin6 the services
OF Mr.. Hayden, for inves-
tiguting county matters, ~ 10 20 90
W Hayden bill for rinvcst-
eating county records, :G
days, at $40 per day, $50 90 800 90
Press Printing Co., bill vols
Of statutes, at Sc per oil. 81 W ST 90
j Il Athcrton, for use Of room
in trial Of II NJ Allen,
days. w W
F Athcrton, for use Of room
in trial Of Il W Bishop, ? 90 90
To subpocnas, W w
IF Athrrton. bill services,
juror. ceroncr's inquest.
Walsh, IL IL
On motion, bill of Tom G Mcken-
zie, costs in case of arrest OF Frank
Miller and B Kennedy, for their arrest
and conveyance from Franklin county
Iowa, to Austin, be rejected on the
ground not sworn to or properly item
lied.
On motion, the petition to change
the boundaries of school district No.
y, be changed as follows, to-wit: TO
attach S half Of Sec. 81, and $. E..
quarter section 32, Town l04-l8 now
belonging to District No. Sc, to Dist.
No. 62.
On motion, it was voted that G. S.
Rolfe be allowed $33 "a; abatement on
his tax for the past four years.
On motion, the following bills were
allowed:
C. J. Felch, cash paid for relief of
friedman Olson, an idiotic child, Town
of Frankford. Amt presented 100.
Allowed
On motion, the county Auditor was
authorized to correct the special school
tax levied on personal property tax of
F. Hansley. Transferring same from
District 80 to G6.
Moved and seconded that the sum of
Five Thousand Dollars be and is hereby
appropriated, to cover deficiencies in
the amounts found collected and unpaid
for the several school districts in this
county, in the recent investigation, and
the Auditor be authorized to apportion
said sum pro rata, according to said de-
iciency, and draw an order on the
county Treasurer in favor of said Dis
trict, for its sum, as arportioned. Car
ried.
On motion, Board adjourned until
8 o'clock: a. H., June goth, 1871.
So'clock, a. H., June Goth, 1871.
Members all present.
On motion, the following resolution
was adopted:
WHEREAS, There was on the 1st
day Of June, 1870, duo j. A. Pack
ard. on Redemption Certificates: the
sum of S2:971 GS and Whereas, said
Packard made demand for payment,
which was refused:
ResoIucc/, That in settlement of his
claim for interest, he be allowed the
SUM Of 1925 OF, being at the rate of
per cent. per annum. from June the
1st, 1870. to July 1st. 1871.
On motion. the following bills were
allowed:
CLAIMED. AUo,cetl
f. o Wheeler, insurance on
poor house, 3 &c so $ &c so
S II Rice, Justice fees referred
back for correction, on
! ground that the fees of con-
! -
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

AS usual there was a large crowd
assembled to witness the performances
in Ollcr's circus troup on Monday last
The wild animal accompaniment of this
exhibition has the tendency to draw in
large class of persons who would hard
~ be seen in attendance upon regular
circus ask them if they were going to
the circus and they would invariably
answer. "No we are going to sec the
animals" But We imagine the most
attractive animal after all was the ono
that performed on the ropes.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

Subscribers to Pc
ters' Musical Monthly
are getting their music
for less than two cents
a piece. Those who
have not seen this Afu-
sicul Magazine should
send 80 cents for COPY
The music is by Hays,
Thomas, Kinkel, Pres
Icy, and other popular
writers.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13
Strayed or Stolen !

Fiu,n tho residence of the sn,,lrrihrr. in th'
town of Kicc!a,,l, Free born county, in May
last,
\ BLACK HORSE,
with Ring bones on he Two forward legs. y.
other marks particularly notir"ahlr.
Any inlnsmat ION lending t" the rrc"v"iy {"
th: H"r-r, will be literally rewarded.
IVAN +, Fl l..
Kicranl, Minn., june 20, ls1l ut"
Strayed or Stolen
On the 18th Of June, TWO GELD1NG COLTS
years old. One II Black and the other /:
Bay. The Black Of llackh breed. The
Bay has Il wart on the near eye, and its of
gambrel joint is little large.
Any information h'a,linS to their recovery
will be Literally rewarded,
IT, y. JACOBS.
Lansing, June ~, lH7l*Ilt%
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

- The following is the report Of the
city Treasury of the first quarter of the
term:
From March %. to July l. 1871.
Amount taken in, 77l,S2
oforders cancelled, 1889
old bridge bonds paid, 10000
g. g. coupon paid, $3.50
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

doing North

Took effect on May II, 1917 at II o'clock
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

The petition in relation to the exam.
ination Of the County Records by the
Attorney of Sylvester Smith was laid
on the table.
On motion, the judgement J.. A
Sherwood vs. Mower county, amounting
to S5O.S5 was allowed and order order
cd to be drawn by County Auditor.
On motion, the following rcsolu tion
was adopted.
Rcsolrcd, That action should be COM
mcnccd against any and all former off
GERS OF Mower county who are and may
be hereafter found to BE- in default in
not paying over money that have como
into their possession as such officers.
On motion, the following bills we're
allowed:
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County Commissioners.
Au1STIN POST OFFICE.

AupfSAI, ASD DEPARTURE OF MAILS.
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S IL Rice, Justice fees referred
back for correction, on
ground that the fees of con-
stable and witnesses, shod
not be charged in same BILL
A T.. Mcigs. being balance
of charges on original bill
for cupboard for weights
and measures, and repairs
on court house, 50 80
Solner 4 Morgan, bill carried
over until next session.
W ii Mcrrck, bill in case Of
State VS. Spring, 430 80
W II Mcrrick, bill in case
State VS. Walsh, 20 20
W II Merrick, bill in case
State VS. Peterson. 625 6 25
W II Mcrrick, bill in case
State VS. I d W McGrath, ~ 80 IL 90
T K Keyser, bill constable
fees in case State VS. Peter
son, IA 50 II so
l. NJ Griffith, bill in favor Of s.;
village Austin, two blank
books, births and Deaths So 90 33 90
Hopkins & Ecrnald, bill laid
over.
Smart i Parrot, printers,
Waterloo, Iowa, Sqr. book
for Co. Register, 81 20
F W Allen, work On court
house and boxing safe door IL 25
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

On motion, the following bills were
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

In all cases the money uiust accompany the
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13

- The K"y'<'cr thinks plenty of
clerks could be had to investigate the
county records at So per day. Such in
would be satisfactory 70 the Register,
and cover the footprints Of the default
tcrs could undoubtedly be procured for
that pricc--in fact they would be glad
to do it for nothing.
Mower County transcript., 1871-07-13
GENERAL NEWS.

Cadet Grant, instead of joining his
regiment, the 4th Cavalry, to which he
has been assigned; goes to Europe on a
six months tour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
Conservative Meeting la L0utsa
teNlfv.

At meeting Of the Conservative voters
"l the Hopkins Mill precinct, Green Springs
township, \. Is. Sanders was called to the
chair, ana VIM. +. Coleman appointed sec.
I,}Iry.
The object of the meeting having been
made known-riz., TO elect delegates to at-
Louisa Courthouse on the 23d instant to
urminaic candidates for the next Legi,la-
turc--on motion, the following gentlemen
we're proposed and unanimously elected,
VIZ: Reuben Niche. Frank West, VIM. i.
Coleman. James Williams, Eoht. J.WaIker,
IN. Oycrton. ST., VIM. Loving, Marshall
L2>lcy. W. T. Reynolds, Boiling Sanders,
Thomas Waldrop, Taylor Ngg, VIM. Ian
ford, SAMUEL Casper, John Il. QuarleS.
There being no other business, the meet
lng then adjourned sine die.
n. Is. Sanders, Chm'n.
u m. 7. Coleman, Sec'y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19

An earthquake on the clSt ult. shook the
entire coast ofPcru severely. The sea was
greatly agitatcd, and at Callao 1t was ln-
possible for q time for vessels to enter port.
1t is significant fact that every steamer
which left British ports on Thursday iol
New York took specie on freight.
The store of B. Presby & Co., In St
Paul. Mimi, was robbed of s., 900 in bonds
and $50 i'll cash on Saturday night. 1t is
alleged that three clerks were chloro
; formed.
In the trottng match ut Milwaukee
Wis, on Saturday. Goldsmith Maid bea
Lucy in three straight but well-contcstet
heats, in 2:lSX 2:17X and 2:21.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON
The Mexican Claims Commission.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The United
States and Mexican Claims Commission is
expected to resume its session this week.
There are over thirteen hundred cases on
the docket, nearly equally divided between
the two countries. So far eighty cases have
been decided against Mexico, involving
about 100000, and thirty or forty cases
against the United States, involving about
one-fourth of that amount. Cases have
been decided determining various phases OF
citizenship and the jurisdiction OF matters
of contract favorable to the views OF The
commission.
A large number of pending cases will be
decided according to the principles de-
clared in the opinions heretofore delivered.
One hundred and fifty cases have been SUBJ
mitted by Mexico against the United States,
claiming in the aggregate $780, 600 dam.
ages in the sack Of Bagdad.
This subject is expected to be disposed
| of in week or ten days. A hundred and
| fifty similar cases are also pending, claim
| ing in the aggregate eleven million two
hundred thousand dollars damages in the
sack Of Piedras Negras in 1856, the town
having been invaded by United States
| troops in pursuit of hostile Indians. The
United States took much pains in procur-
! ing off-settlng proofs, having sent an agent
! to Mexico especially for that purpose.
Weather Probabilities.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-The barometer
will probably fall very generally on the
lower lakes and Atlantic coast, and the dis
turbance on Lake Michigan move east
ward. extending into the middle States.
On Tuesday, cloudy weather with occa-
sonal light rains is probable for the South
ern and Gulf States; rising barometer with
cloudy weather and falling temperature on
the upper lakes brisk winds on the lower
lakes tonight and Tuesday morning.
appointment.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1S.-Alfred E. Back,
ex-nember of Congress from Alabama, has
been appointed Deputy Collector OF Gus.
toms ut Mobile.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
suocr,ye DEArH OF A CHrp FROM srAa

SHOCKING DEATH or A CH1Gp PROM SrAR
vArIoN.-Poughkeepste, ". T., Sept. To-.
A dispatch from Kill Landing says little
Of UBrien's menagerie, died of starvation
at Stormvilie on Thursday night. The dis
patch adds: "While at Stormville he was
shut up in n room alone, with his hands
lied behind his back. Looking from the
window. he begged the cook to get him q
piece Of bread. She got a ladder to ascend
10 the window, and threw the bread ON the
floor. He looked rs il he had not drop OF
blood in him. II is stated that the woman
bought the child in Paris for 800 to per-
form with her in the menagerie. The little
fellow was buried yesterday. Steps viii be
taken to arrest the woman"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
VIRGINIA NEWS.
n wont e,ourt-Storm- Crops-S. ~
ORR. Terrninus-f"iisics-A Ae"i'"
,C the Peninsula.

al
.,.,,r.sror.,crcc OF the Richmond Ihsratch'i
NV KENT G. H., VA, Sept: 10. 1871.
The Circuit Court OF New hch'. he";
lcnrrc Z. Garrison presiding. commencSo
here on last Friday, the loih INST anu nc
I'M, been most diligently engaged 10 uis-
,,,,;ny Of the civil and chanccry dockets.
t',, iSttrr embraces mauv causes involving
,'.,'.o INNS Of money. Without designing
- a commitment. we unhcsi,atingly say
'1,.t hr has the true ring of business IN him,
',,,t d,.natches il with ease and facility. He
,r,~S hence To Charles City county. With o
view ot holding his court there. We no.
.;,rl a number &C prominent lawyers from
rnl,r ci,v--among them Judge John y.
Meredith and John q. Steger, Esq.
We have had something Of an cquuoctal
storm. rendering the roads very muddy.
I, raluci for two days and nights lnccsSant-
n. leaving the earth thoroughly saturated,
,4lng the farmers In this section most
rroptious season for following.
nc corn crop surpaSScs both III quality
.,,I quantity any made within the last de-
,-,dr on tue Peninsula. The lands have not
l,rn rcmuucratire here since the war,
which has been productive OF considerably
COMPLAINT among those that were inclined
70 tr0od over mi>iortuncS.
Thr icld3uc public spirits here are dis
ci.>.jnG the great good that Will likely re-
,ul. from the completion of the extension
ct The Chesapeake and Ohio railroad to
some point on tho James or York river
N.Iious experimental surveys have been
made through the peninsula with view o
CLEANING some desirable route. Popular
,pnjun appears 10 run in favor OF tcrnl
r,.> On The York river. But rs this matter
i, o. local nature. il will not avail muct
with the .llun,iugtonS, Loves. and othcl
y.9,i.G>t> "t this great enterprise. TIL,
unI>>c> desire the road, and pray that /
MAY br speedily constructed. Real estate
viii al oGcc be enhanced by il.
There Is an unprecedented calm in til
political world here. considering we are ol
:ac exc Of Il very important election. W
hear OF Tut one solitary person spoken Q
il, connection with the approaching cam
llirn, and that is Col. james H. Allen, Q
James City. VINO led that valurous old re
uimcnt. the Fifth Virginia cavalry, int
many a h,irti-tought battle during the lat
war. He Will probably receive the uomlna
ton from this district for a seat in the Stat
Senate.
We wish 10 remove popular idea enter
tanned hy those living remote from tld9
section that persons are constantly contract
in, some terrible disease as they allege
=, III: poisonous miasma peculiar to src
i locality. In reputation Of this idea we arl
uollnrc the death Of Richard Burwell
which occurred short time ago, one hun
Grcd and fourteen years OF age. His occu
patton Was that Of 4 miller. which he pur
sued .or more than eighty years, and wa
in the employment Of Col. X. i. Cooke q
fhe time OF bis death. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
From San Francisco,

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-An OutbreaE
has occurred in the Nevada State prison
Five guards and Lieut.. Gov. Denoir were
| wounded, and Matt. Prdlcy, the proprie'
tor of the Warm Springs. Twenty-ninc
prisoners escaped.
The death of Cochise, the Apache chief,
is rumored.
The Apaches have driven the miners from
Turkey creek.
General Crook is confident that he can
conquer the Apuches if not intcrtered with
by the peace commissioner.
The loss by the fire at Phoebe, Nc.
vada, exceeds quarter of a million OF
dollars. One hundred kegs of powder eX-
pIoded, killing four persons and w0unding
many others.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
DaStrucsIye Fires.

BURLINGTON, VI, Sept. 18.-The south
side of Lake street from Farrer's block
to the St. Adams House was burned last
night: Loss, 5000 largely Yin ins9re pdo,s
wholesale grocery and some adjoining
buildings have been burned. Loss, 800, COO.
SAN FRANCISCO Call, Sept. 1s.-A pow
der explosion ut Phoebe. Nevada, caused
confagration, which destroyed the . 9usl-
ness portion Of the town. Loss from S20O,-
600 to $500, 200.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-19
The Fever a; Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Sept. 1S.-Two deaths from
yellow fever have occurred in the twenty.
four hours ending Saturday noon, and one
in the twenty-four hours ending at noon
to. day.
The great testimony Of the physicians is
OF persons sick at this tiElc is very small,
and are doing well generally.