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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08
Our Isueua vista letter.

BUENA VISTA, Nov. 1st,, 1872.
Ed. REGISTER The late showers
have brought the horse and plow into
requisition, and fields once more begin
to assume a business like appearance.
The present Improbable prices for
| grain, 1t would appear, would lessen
| The farmers faith In his avocation; but
facts contradict appearances, as shown
| by the farmers who are putting forth
every effort to have heavier yield the
coming harvest than they had the last.
Three large warehouses at this place
are groaning under the burden Of their
| fill Of grain. awaiting the arrival Of
the boats, which are anxiously expect
ed In a few weeks.
Messrs. Wells Il Houk have finished
picking and drying their hops. They
had between ten and eleven thousand
pounds. the product CT ten acres Of
bottom land, for which they are re-
ceiving from forty to fifty cents per
pound, according to quantity desired.
Time and trial have proven the Oregon
hop to be fully eqNal, ii not superior,
TO the California Or Eastern hop, for
all purposes for which the article is
used. Ii You are a lager drinker you
doubtless have d fair idea Of the exhil-
iating effect produced by Oregon
hops after passing through the hands
of i skillful brewer. Ii you are not
a Judge Of the beverage, let me say.
YOU are swindling yourself out OF the
honey Of the earth but II you are
lover OF the nectar, don't! no, don't.
halt in Buena Vista, tor If yon do,
your thirst will become alarming be-
fore d samaritan viii come to your res
cue. This place raises more hops than
any other locality in the State, and is
the only place In the State where jugs
are built out Of mnd ;and still there is
not a grog-sllop nearer than seven
miles OF ia. .sOh! what can we do
to be saved ~ Vote for Greeley!
Messrs. Ramsey Il Miller are arlang-
ing to enlarge and otherwise materially
improve their already extensive pot
terry. Next Spring they are going to
manufacture pumps dug pumps on q
large scale. MIR. Ramsey is an exper-
fenced hand. and il confident of selling
such pumps readily after getting them
introduced through the country.
DR.. Lee, one Of our village doctors
and druggists, who has been . resident
OF this place for the last seven years,
has packed bis goods and is making
ready to locate III junction City.
A bali was given IN the city hall on
the night Of the 2Sth. Those who at
tended pronounced it the best one :" In
a cOon's age"
On the evening OF the 3Oth Of Octo-
Der, Rev. Mr.. West, Of Jefferson, per-
formed the marriage ceremony for
Mr.. ID. e. Thomas and Miss Mansas
Smith, OF this place. They faced
their destiny as brayely rs hornets.
After Sol had withdrawn his rays,
| the boys repaired To the domicil Of the
newly married couple, and repeatedly
c0ncussed the bottoms Of tin pans and
| other small Eeverberating receptacles.
1 No welcome response being given they
returned ID their quiet cOuches. N di-
yitlegl doses Mr.. T.. and LADY intend
milking OOhHcO their future home.
REPORTER!
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

The money awarded BY the Geneva
Tribunal is to be paid BY England to
the United States in one year from the
date of the award. The men who lost
their ships and cargoes by the d'''Idmd
and other cruisers covered by the
award, will thus soon receive from our
Government their proportion Of the
$5,0O0.000. The Government Is now
making preparations 10 distribute this
sum to the rightful claimants, so soon
as it shall be received. A government
less careful Of the interests Of its citt-
Fans, might easily put off The distrihu-
tion. and in fact never pay it over TO
them.
The keepers Of the Wards Island
Asylum, N. Y, must be taken from
the lowest order Of brutal humanity.
Not long since we read of ftwo Of the
inmates dying from the effects Of
brutal treatment from one of the keep
ers. and now another case Is given to
the public. A keeper named McDon-
aid isalleged to have put Louls Y
Samuels ina cold bath. and then br'l-
tally kicked him IN the stomach, from
the effects Of which the victim died.
Such deeds hW revolving u their
heartless cruelty and inhnnlanity, and
ought to subject the perpetlator 70 .
permanent contraction Of breath at the
end OF halter.
The most astonishing thing IN the
whole business Il the election Of VIM.
+. Havemeyer, Mayor OF New York.
This was accomplished by tie COM
mites of Seventy uniting with tlle
Republicans. New York now mas Q
Republican Mayor,
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

The Jews of New York are seriously
thinking transferring their religious
services from Saturday to Sunday.
Several Of their synagogues through
ont the country are now open on both
days.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

Seven female students have been
admitted to the University Of Yer
mont at Burlington.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-08

The total capital invested in rail-
roads in the United States is $S,00O,-
100000.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
CHINA CITY.

Never since 1865 has Virginia City
looked A. now. Every house Is occu-
pied; not even a a be had for
love or II and those desiring tc
rent are compelled to apply days in
advance. and consider themselves for
tunate if they secure one then. The
streets and sidewalks are literally
crowded. day aud night. The bust
ness men who Went around last sea
sou with tears in their eyes. now have
the appearanre of m|iIlIuuaiIe>. Mn
ing stock i universally high and
likely to co0tinue 50. and il such Is
the case. this will be the very best
season in the history Of Virginia City.
Old man Vesey IS doing well, and
looks prettier than yer. Mr.. F'reder
ick>. the i~eWe,cr, fad, his business
increasing 80 much a. to make il nee
e~~arV for him to- increase The Ct DacltN
oi hi> store. tie invites the people OF
neiZhbprlu- towns ou Wishing hIr
giuia, to ca. and examine his jewelry
in general and kl~ stock of diamonds
in rarlirujtr. Mr.. Fredertek> i al
ways ready oeNhIbir thcIR. and nevcr
tires ia his to any and all
questions REGARDING them. His
j. ON G. street. near the ii3Ek of Cali
fornia. Our Young friend Rufus IIig
gins has also much improved his new
store and has added to his stock OF
fancv goods: he l. dealing largely III
pianos, and from his happy. smiling
c~oun.enauc,. we judge him to he get
ting Wealthy fast. Mr.. James Dutfy'>
Carson soap x soda WAGON seems To Ice
kept busy. il i~to he seen Oh the street
AT all hOur~ of the gay. Mr.. DuhN
expects to ship an immense quantity
OF soda from hi, mine in CAul, h II
couIty 10 Virginia lAc coming sum
mer.
No person can 20 to virginia with
out arriving at the conclusion that it
j. the liveiie>t own this side of san
Francisco. Tl.is fact >houlJ pleae our
Carson people, for when times are
duh at the eztV in the clouds, il invari
ably follows That they are equally 50
III Carson. This being the rule. good
times MAJ he expected this year IL
the paradise of the Stale of Nevada.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10


DEPARICREo'-Oh M"l'"N, MI.
Aaron Wells, long time resident OF
W.. I.f, f,. hi. ala hama i,
o"''O'
n State OF ILLINOIS,, acco''!'ahle" oN
Mrs. W. Smiley, mis- daughter. No
,or ra.iJaI 80 lnnr in .hiS
in.n and Lnfr 80 u,,nvIrTe friends
LLt,,I lin, ~ Nr WaIl. He j.
.'r,,;.aI am bo,a.t warn, hearted
nM,;'ri,m o,,,, I.,,an Inv h ont
Nnan,,mIy A~irI,ral Aim from,
,ha ,.hiid in arms Ia The Oldest While
imhahirant. We offer Il and in
50 doing tender II best wishes "I all,
ioi ! III hiS i,,niI,, ana
friends in the East. and that he NAV
sne.djIy relurn ia cad his DAYS in Car
son. We understand that his other
of the Hon. Thomas
panied Mr.. Wells to
Illinois.
The CHRONICLE officE.-
".y
@''u
Sns pia.l,'s h,iIdino hs, 80 a.
Tnio, n ,a.tar;.,
an e. osit j. tachnic,uvaIIed-
~ ~ ,ha hast in haSI.ia- everv.
- IL o,,i,aIy nav They h,ve,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

HELD PosTAGE.-A letter adj
dressed % Signera Andrea Salvador,
Cerro Gordo, lny" county. California,
is held by Postmaster Turner for
nNSI4IR
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The Carson Register says that Judge
DAVIS of Illinois weighs % pounds!
No wonder the Democrats bucked
against carrying such an enormous
load, and uo wonder the Judge con
cluied they couldn't carry him.
Reese River Reveiile.
Please enlighten us as TO when and
where the Democrats bncked at carry
in- such an enormous load; also in
form Us when the Judge concluded
they couldn't carry him?-[Silver
State.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The SacraluenL0 UnlOn, OF April 5,
says:
The Baltimore Gazette of a recent
date states that A.Booth of Chicago has
chartered at that port a >choonerforthe
purpose OF proceeding to Il certain
point and there gathering 1000 bushels
of Young oysters to he shipped to Cali
fornia. to Morgan Il Co. of "a Fran
cisco, and panied in San Francisco
bay. 1t is expected that ten OF more
car loads of these oysters viii arrive
here within the next two weeks"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

The Atlantic and Pacific Railroad is
completed so as to onnect with the
Missouri. Kansas and Texas Railroad
in the Cherokee nation. This, accord
ing To the Galveston papers. affords
the shortest route from Texas TO st.
Louis.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
Arrivals at the Hotels.

oRxsBY HousE-aEoRaE b. FRYER, PROPRIETOR.
J f MARSHALL. Virginia JB Cowyer Hamlltoa
A X Potter, Gold Hill TX ian ghlin, City
j Fox, NJ skliman,
j Beers, Empire p Marker, Washoe
Ii Reed, Havilah c Brest!e, Cew York
ST. cHARLEs-aEoRGE TusLT, PROPRIETOR.
J Tneke. Carson Valley J MaSer, Gold HiN
D KenDey, ST'tn,
f Edwa -ds, T hoe City W " 1 .hsm, Lake B
N Bailey, > Webs Ike Valley
T Campbell, =" DOwens,
II Clarke, smith Valley J J Sheckes, Walker K
W Hutsun, W Fraser, 90
A d Boles, Carson Valley
CoRBETr HoUsE-coRBErr BROTHERS, PRoPRIEToRs.
l. Wait. Virginia RAC Cameron, Mil 5
j CT k, Eureka Mill Ira Packard.
Il IN .ray. NJ NcDonaii l.,
" e S;ewart. Reno c p ECkelcom, "
K I rrv. Nj uri W Fraser. Lake Bigler
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

IL Indicates ti .1- IF barometer
T-ua..aj-~ 5.a prTttEre If mercury ia barr.
Ts-Iuiieate~ temperature OF atmosphere.
'SuHtI4.u1,u standard harauietrrs and Faren-
l.clt thermometers are u>el ia making there Oh
servsttuS
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

What is bigger than the biggest
nutmeg? A nutmeg crater.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

A Southern newspaper Indignantly
denies "A Northern writer's statemaent
that the Southern women are INDECENT,
and says that they have ''done moth
ing" TO deserve such condemnation.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

Indigestion is the cause OF nine-tentAs
of all diseases the liver machine is sub
ct To. Civ tone to the stomach and
liz >tiv oTraHS, and you viii save more
than hatf in your DOCTORS bills. Doctor
Henley Celebrated INL Bitters are rec
commended by all physicians to dyspep-
ties and for all complaints of the liver
and digestive organs. IA. See ADVERTISE
ment in another column. lmar3O-3m*
S. +. MARKET.-E. Perasich mex
door to the Carson Theater) IS receiv-
ing a large variety of candies, confec-
tioneries, toys, etc, for the holidays,
and of fruits, vegetables, game, poul
try, fish, etc, for daily consumption. r
BABBIr METAL.-We have several
hundred pounds of old type on hand.
which Will be sold cheap tor babbit
metal. Those in wanto of such can ave
money by calling around.
PHoroGRAPHIC!-Go to AL. Smith,
at the Gallery formerly occupied by
Frank Ludlow, on Second street tor
the latest style Of photographs. Par
ticular attention paid to viewing. =
If you desire rosy cheeks and a COM
~plcxion fair and free from pimples and
blotches. purify you blood by the use Of
DR.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t has no equal for this purpose.
Buy your Dry Goods and Ladies'
Shoes at the New York Dry Goods
Store ia3 #
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10

If a small boy is a lad, is a big boy
a ladder.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-04-10
LOCAL lNTELLIC EN- &


Barometrical and thermometrical obser-
vations made daily by Professor Henry
IL. Whitehil1, state MincralogiSt.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

PORT OF NEW YORK, NOV. 1s, 1872
CLEARED.

Steamship Calabria gr, McMickan, Liverpool via
QueenstOwn-C g Francklyn.
Steamship Manhattan r), Price, Liverpool via Queens
tOwn-Wilams GuiOn.
steamship Bremen NG), Ladewigs, Bremen-oelrichs
4 Co.
Steamship Holsatia NG), Barends, Hamburg-Kun-
hardt 4 Co.
Steamship Thorwaldsen tNG,, Barenden, stettinChas
RammelsberR 4 Co.
steamship Mandingo gr, Spencer Demarara, St Tho
mas and Barbad0s-E Morgan's Sons.
4 Co.
Steamship Regulator Freeman, Wilmington, No-Loril
Steamship Isaac Bell. Brakeman. Norfolk-old Domin
Ion Steamship Co.
BARK Prince Alfred Br Pfeincr, Livcrpool-Funch
Bark Drugi Dubrovacki (Aus), Caraman, cork-sloco-
vich Co.
Bark Giacinto dtaD, Banchero. Queenstown or Fal-
mouth for orders-A Agresta.
Falmouth for orders-Tetens 4 Bockmann.
schr Isaac Oliver, Penne, Aux Cayes-Young Smith
4 Go.
schr Geov Richards (Br,, Barlow, Hillsboro-P Ne
vius Son.
.schr Jacob Housman, Rider, Norfolk-Isaac Sta
pies.
schr Allen Lewis Lewis Baltimore.Isaac Staples.
Schr Sco, Smith, Boston-Jed Frye Co.
Schr j Williams, M0rreli Stamford-SamfOrd Manu.
scnr Dart Williams stamford-stamford Manufactur
ing Go.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
IT, ~. Scar. kea Diph- Small
ph,a phoid tt s,cs. Meria. por.
Nov. Nov ss...''...'""9 y q I y 4

The Register OF Records reports rs follows -Durng the
past week there were registered 5l3 deaths being an
400 the corresponding period of the year. Z
motto d occasoned l47 deahs constitutional 1872
local. 1866 developmental 20 and violent 20 The
fatal of smallpox increased from to L. those of
searatna # from y 70 II those Of dphtheria i Group
darrhoa diseases from 46 to n. The mortality OF
measles diminished from to i that of whoopng cough
from TO that OF typhus fever from to that of inter-
ittent fever from TO and that Of cerebropnal fever
IRON to Remittent fever caused deaths the same
by phthiss pulmonalis, increased from IS to
y and those ~ the local respiratory affections
~ deaths and puerperal affections 8. There log
deaths in hospitals and other institutions Foryiour
deaths were certified by Coroners: were suicidal,
bomcidal and 10 due to accident and negligence Chit
dren under ve OF age furnished 2G3 deaths and
persons of 40 years old or over "a The considerable
OF deaths the corresponding week Of 1871
due principally to the increased mortality of smallpox.
phthisis pulmonalis The following the principal
features OF the week recorded for this
departing mt at the Cooper Union Maximum tempera.
ture % degrees Minimum temperature AZ degrees Mean
Temperature, 1874 degrees, being l96 degrees higher
than that Of the corresponding period during the
iegree OF humidity, 6l9S
The Attorney reports as follows Number Of actions
commenced for all causes l01 number OF actions discon
finued upon evidence OF abatement Of all cause of
plant 81; number Of judgments obtained In pending
actions 70 number Of complaints by Health Inspectors
ber Of such complaints examined and returned for further
examination and report, g.
The Captain Of the sanitary company Of police reports
the following as the amount OF meat sh, &c. seized and
veal (carcass, Ii veal dhob, beer pounds veal CUB
~ pQsInls pork, 30 pounds
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
CALIFORNIA.

Alleged Frauds I'm the Department OF
tho State Harbor Commissioners-A
Thorough investigation Ordered-The
SheriH's Affairs Also to he Looked Into.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. 13, 1872.
Great interest felt the subject OF the alleged
frauds In the ONCE OF the State Harbor Com
missioners, which are said to have ex-
tended over a period Of several years and to
amount to many thousands of dollars. Cover.
nor Booth and Commissioner R0senfeld are active
IN their endeavors TO unearth the frauds. Several
Wharing collectors have already been removed.
Nhe County Judge to-day charged the Grand Jury
IN very strong language to probe the matter to the
bottom and not to be satisfied with Furnishing the
catspaw thieves but to reach the principals, re-
gardless OF wealth, social or political standing.
Ex-Mayor Selby is foreman Of the Grand Jury,
which ia also charged with the investigation or az
fairs In the Sherifs oice particularly with refer
Gncs to the escape OF the Brotherton forgers.
At . meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce to-
night Messrs. Dempster and Howes were appointed
selegSes to the National Board OF Trade In New
York, IND w. II. Foster was elected O member OF
the ChaWber, TO fill the vacancy caused by the
death OF v Il. SWAIN
A speci.N meeting will be held tomorrow with
reference tthe relief OF the sufferers by the Bos
ton
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
sILH> >wEAvERs ON STRIKE.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov.

PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 10, 1872.
The broad silk ~weavers In Tilt sons Phoenix
Mill, In this city, he largest establishment in the
United States for the weaving OF broad silks quit
work In . body to- day because the proprietors
Insisted on reductoitof twenty per cent on their
wages. There are abo ut two hundred men and
1ifty apprentices among tne strikers, whose wages
There are $50 more broad K weavers IN the other
mills but their wages have l. ot been cut down yet
persons il excited as IL IA belle we'd that the twenty
per cent reduction Ia to be m SIc o general. The
New York, Hartford and Greenp, ~. .faoe unions
are In communication with the strlA "
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
BARK BLUE BIRD (Br) at Philadelphia Nov IL from Got
tenburg experienced heavy weather. split sails aud re-
| ceived other damage.
BAR. SCOTLAND, Port Blakely Nov4 from San Fran
BARK SCOTLAND from Boston, before reported aground
Matthias Point has been got off, and arrived at Alex
j., Gs from London for Boston ppt
ns badly She was to be taken on the marine slip on the
gAnx s4nslA gs Pillow s from ,, Wilmington No for
Of ss put INTO UT ''"AS ana wh loss
gasn @ New Per
having during heavy gale Of wind & on the 18th and lah
repaf with possible s despacS
BRIG GLENDALE, Cass at Baltimore 18th from Havana,
Woris sS5i ''''' anu 'p""s "''"A " '"' upper
Sen. L,zz,n CLARK before reported aground on Ed
Wrecsmaster and ID arrived At Edsartown Nova A''
w % aS
and proceeded on her voyage.
Sem Moses EpDT Gottre e. Boston ih ro% Eddys
schr Telegraph, and lost jibboom bawarks rail cutwa:
other damage
Sem TnnryEe cwhaler, before reported sunk at Ber.
fully raised from her unsafe position On the 10th u
scun EcLrrsE, from New York for savannah with a
During gale at Halifax Nov fishing schooner We Are
Se
aSSsy asp'' s
Ssa same $sTn oi
S
set steamtag, but. could not prevail on any Of the
ss asf sEss
sissss% q Ss5 % ns
and drsd ashore on north Of the slip wheTs
| she remained morning of Sth.
BRIxHAY, Oct 3l-The Virginia, Cochrane, from Ant.
sayannsh, which drove ashore at srosdsands
quay today to have her bottom examined.
BARcsrosA Oct 2s.The sala, obrigSntinel salas. ar
@ burning .Ren
hs q. nSE o be ~n was in sight a" the
the ways while being sanched on saturday has received
'e IN tue wafer all
FALxoyTn, Nov The Collmar, COL German BRIG, wulae,
Go Of ,p
o nns feet % Tnf N a S
took of her crew and on oct il landed them at Fsya
Oct S Msrg5sna Dahl Malaga
22d inst, during squa the sw in Trafalgar Bay
sy &c sSr has
Inlet and reports the hull to Be on the shore ed with
my Sn scS cGs
n tow went out this morning. probably to the wreck Of
PLrsogrn, NOV 1.-The Norwegian bark Urda, Bull,
from Gefle Tor Philadelphia, has put In leaky.
Providence, RI. Nov 13The steamship City Of Calves
ton from New Orleans which arrived here this evening
cports-Passed the 18th inst lat 36 go Ion 80 brig
waerlogged and abandoned black. with yellow streak
and cutwater surmounted by gilt eagle head spars
lying across the deck.
ROTTERDAM, Noy 1.-The sabra Moses, from Philadel-
pha for this port has Aoated OF the Mddepsnt and has
been towed into Brouwersavcn leaking badly with six
feet water in hold.
SYDNEY Nsw Sept a-Aiter very careful consdera-
ton the Vice Admiralty Court has given judgment the
suit Of the owners of the bark Badger against the steamer
Nevada for the loss OF the bark cargo by
collision with the latter vessel the Of the
being condemned In the costs Of the bark the cargo
freight.
Whalcmen.
Arrived at st Helena Oct II, barks George Susan,
Heyer, and Ospray, Harper Of NIB, from a cruise.
Arrived at Tenerife Oct 1 bark Spartan uiIerd, Of
NIB. last fr0,Q Saysl-oil not reported.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

prices among the farmers not yet Though with
their Fa work and unable to use sneir horses.
Honesdale, OF the head OF the Delaware and Hud-
son Canal, 1t rs said, has not e0und horse In It's
waxen and Delaware suffer greatly. Many
valuable brood mares, stations and booded colts
at Charles Bockmans celebrated horse farm, near
pero, horse recently sold by Mr.. Bockman for
go, Zoo, has 1t badly All OF the blooded horses In
and about the above region reported as anected
with the disease. Mystic, the valuable trotter
owned by Mr.. Northrup, OF Newton, N. j., is also
victim.
The New York herald., 1872-11-14
The Horse Disease Raging I'm and
Around Port Jervis.

PORT JERvIs, NOv 13, 1872.
The epzooty, OF which for some days past there
have been few isolated cases hereabout Is now
raging fearfully in this place and the towns and
adjacent country for miles around Here business
is seriously affected by it. Means OF transportation
are very limited, and most OF the horses at work
are more or less affected with the disorder. The
livery stables all refuse to hack to any
one, II, in fact there is a sound horse in any OF
them to let out. There has been considerable
fatality attending the disease, especially among
the horses belonging to the boatmen Of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company. These horses
in many cases are compelled by their owners to
work until they drop dead on the towpath when
they are thrown down the bank. At Cuddibock-
vile alone SIX horses have died on the
tOwpath since Monday. valuable horse,
belonging to James Buchanan, OF this place,
dropped dead IN the stable yesterday. Oxen
large quantities Of freight at the depots as in no
other way could 1t be delivered. The stables OF the
Union House have become hospital, as IL were,
for stricken norses and every stall has Its occu-
pant. The farm horses are all anected and trade
from the rural districts Is almost en-
tircy cut OF. Many deaths have occurred
among farm horses In Pike county, Pa, across
the river from this place. and oxen have increased
greatly in value. Spectators have bought up all
toe available cattle, and they command fabulous
The New York herald., 1872-11-14

Steamships Manhattan and Caabria, for Liverpool;
Bremen, Bremen; Mandingo, st Thomas; Ariadne. New
Orleans; Isaac Bell Norfolk and Portsmouth, Niagara,
tevideo and Buenos Ayres; " Grifaihs Maianzas:
0nni, Rotterdam; Wanderer Trieste brigs Mary Gibbs,
Marseilles. Haabets Anker, Cork Freya, Bahia Lizzie
Wyman, st Jago: A Hoard st Johns, PR; schr John
Holiday.