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tB- That was big Apple from an esteemed
lady friend--and We appreciated as much as
/ nhere were Lushcl.
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rz- Fred Douglass was badly treated
ty his brethren in Tennessee. lie doesn't
want them to "carry him back " there
any more.
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ey- The succcssful bids for In, olu county
bonds, were Ct, G7 aud 70 cents on the 'o'!"''
about $1,000 were redeemed.
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.I Capt JEFF BALDWIN aud w. T. Eng
LAND. have rented the MachAery and Gins,
known as the Hay man & Scott Mills. and are
now prepared to receive cotton.
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sB- r. S. RoBERrs has just received a hnN
lot of Stoves of all varieties. suitable to the
climate and very low for cash. Drop In ana
See them.
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t3 4. NJ. CALLAHAN Is Co. having just re-
cvyed machinery to extend their Spinning
Works in thoir Mills, will Gin no more Cot
ton thi, season, except for tl.eir own manu-
flcturp,
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sT3" GEORGE WooD. son Of NJ. Wood, left
for Little Rock on Thursday. George goes
to attend ST. Johns College. We can com.
mend him rs Il very worthy young man.
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tY- Attention is directed to the advertise
G'nt In our paper OF SAW MILL for sale,
an Lt had at bargain
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IN Tho "rv. EDWARD SHERMAN, son'in-
law Of Jackson White, Is spending week or
W0 with his old fricnu. mere.
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iG- A demurrer was filed in the Circuit
Court of Little Rock In the case of Joseph
Brooks VS. Elisha Baxter for the Office Of gov
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. 49, .

u Bob, Shields, second clerk of the steam
.' c'drksrale died on the boat few days since
just above the mouth ofthe river.
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~ Hon. GRAN. VII cox, left Friday morn
ing tor Little Rock 10 attend the Masonic
Grand Lodge and Col NJ. +. LOCKE at the
same time, to attend the Grand Lodge Of Pa
irons of Husbandry.
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tS- Hon. Is. }. BRowS and wife left yester-
day for Little Rock.
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s9y" SIDNEY WALLACE of johnson county,
for Who $500 reward was offered, was arrested
about miles from Lewisburg, by Polk ALI
mutt, Marshal of Lcwisburg and Sheriff Stout
of Conway county. on Wednesday last and
turned over fhe Sheriff of Jonson county.
of Judge Meers.
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RIVER NEWS,

Ahe river Is down to about 20 inches In the
s"aanel. Weather clear ard pleasant.
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DESCRIPTION

Said Joseph Thompson Is fifty or fifty five years
old Ave feet ten inches in height has black hair Is
bald on the crown and front Of head, wears long
beard, generally coored, weighs about one hundred
and sixty or one hundred and sixty-nyc pounds. IL
very cxcitable in conversation and gesticulatcs
great deal. is considerable Of horse jockey. has
cape and travels to and from Southern Missouri
through Western Arkansas and Northern Texas
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MILITARY.
1lRADQyAgrRRs srArE of Arkansas,
Li1rLE Rock, Scntember 2D'lS-3.

LITTLE Rock, September =, ,'ls73.
General Orders No. 6.l
I THE peace Of the State having been threatened
/. by a combination of reckless and bad men hav-
ing for its purpose the violent and illegal overthrow
of the state government, it was deemed wise to pre-
an organized force sufficient to maintain order and
enforce the law agains. all opposition thereto, and
for that purpose alone the commander chief di
rected the enrolment and muster in Of the militia
of tho state,
II, By tho solemn Judgment of the supreme court
of tho state, the legality Of the present government
is now fully recognized. and the effort made to
throw 1t. through the forms of law, declared illegal
and unauthorized.
III. This Judgment Of the supreme court puts the
executive of the state in attitude to appeal to the
executive power OF the nation TO suppress any lille.
gal, violent revolutionary action that may be at
tempted to overthrow the state government or any
Of its departments and the executive Of the state has
assurance that such appeal will meet with prompt
response from the president should OCCASION to ma
tho appeal occur, which it is believed will not be the
". To all the officers of the state militia, especial
~ to Maj. Gen ". W. Wilshire, commanding the
first 1ivison, and Mai. Gen. r.. c. Newton, com
manding the second division, the commander in
chief desires to exond his thanks, gratefully remem-
bering their promptltudo in coming to his assistance
when tho peace and security OF the state were threat
V. To the enrolled men, both white and colorcd
end to the great body OF the people at large. who.
irrespective of party, have been in sympathy with
him. he also extends his thanks, and he cannot fail
to ho in high appreciation their rcsoute determine
cn to stand by the present government Of the state,
VI To all the people Of the state he likewise sends
congratulations upon this happy issue fthe mpend
ing troubles Peace and order can now have un- .
questioned reign and FOR tho first time in thirteen
years is the state Of Arkansas com plcte peace
footing.
VII. For the return of arms and aecoutrcmen,s be-
longing to the state orders will hereafter be issued.
VIII. All the comm issoned officers, non commis- j.
stoned officers and priyates constituting the militia
of this state, except the aduant general and person
al staff of the commander chief, are therefore
mustered out of the service the exigcncy for their
mustcr-in in having passed, and the president of the
United States having given the commander in chief
emphatic of the assistance of the govern
ment of the United States. should it be necessary. In
order to maintain the present government of the
state of Arkansas. ELISHA BANTER,
Cam nd In. az
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rs- Mr. A. J. WARD ar. ived home from the
East on Wednesday.
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A BARGAIN.

have u Stock OF Goods, good as
sortmcnt) taken tor debt, which 1
VIII sell very low, on easy terms.
scpt3Otf IL. j, BROWN, Ag't.
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s. The Van Buren, Ferry Company's new
Boat will be ready to launch in few days
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ULOTHING-CLOTEING.

A New Stock of ADE
for sale Cheap, at
sep,30tf HERR 81 GlsAFE'S.
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Proclamation by the Governor.

NNTHEREAS, II has come to the knowledge Of the
w Executive that two citizens Of the state OF Kan
sas were kled in Crawford county, in this state, in
April last by John Richmond, Jr., Jack Richmond,
Lafayctt shultz and Bud Morris, and that the said
Jack Richmond, Lafayctt shulu and Bud Morris
are still at largo, 80
Now therefore /. Elisha Baxter, Governor of the
State of Arkansas by virtue of the authority vested
in me by the constitution and laws Of .ad state. do
hereby offer a reward Of fWO HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each of the said three persons, t?-wit; :;
Jack Richmond, Laiayett Shulh and Bud Morris.
and their delivery to the proper authorities OF the
In testimony whereof have hereunto
49, set nv hand and caused the seal Of the
us State to be affixed at Little Rock, this
~ fifth day Of September, A. u. ls!3.
ELISEA BAXTER.
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Said Sidney Wallace is about q yenrs old, five feet
ten inches in height slender form. hazel eyes, with
gbt hair inclined to curl. weighs about one hundred
and sixty pounds, was wounded in the foot four
months sinos from which he has not recovered.
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CI,i!drcns SnOcs

IN great variety Of style and quality, At
,,,,y G. r. iIAkvEY's
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eB" The st. Louis Mutual Insurance com
pany Is in more hot water.
To- The Governor has appointed a. j.
WOODS, Treasurer Of Franklin county.
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TINIlE well known and long established
Ferry at Van Buren,, Arkansas. Is now
under the charge Of the subscriber. The pro-
piietors having recently put on arge New
Steamboat and Sith careful and experienced
Fcrrymen. they feel confident That they ea'.
give universal satisfaction to the travelling
public. Their aim will be to meet the In
creasng demands Of the large emigrant trav-
cl to Texas.
The ST Louis, and sherman. Texas. L. s.
Mails are carried over this Ferry. which ID a
good guarantee that IL Is the shortest rs we'll
as the lcst rogto for travel of all kinds.
This Ferry has the largest and best boat on
the river, and can cross 300 wagons and teams
per day. and no retention on either bank need
bc expected. Enclosures for stock and sheds
for travellers are heng built on both sides of
the river. and no pains will be spared to ac-
commodatc the public. We shall strive to
continue to make this the popular route to
and from Missouri and Texas.
~ r. Fsfiy accounts must DC settled
Nonthiy--No dcridti0n from Mis rule.
II. e. RO BARrs. Proprietor.
Van Buren,. Feb. 4, '.3. tf
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A Large supply

OF Pcrfumerics. Hair Oils. Pomades. TOT
~ let Soaps, tine white CASTLE SOAP DC. at
iuly 4. r. HAIRY FL e'
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We aro in continual receipt of large and fresh ad-
diions our stock and purchasers assured they
oan always find full and complete assortment.
which, we offer low for cash. .une'I3
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DESCRIPTION f.

By Inc UONprnOr
j. NJ. JOHNSON, Secretary of State,
By Frank Strong, Deputy.
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4 IrsrmprIvo orsrrp ntr.



-1I' us d. Hlpp 9I oyster iif' -'''-
thd WH9 holes TIC pMic ol Jua.icc "i tie leHce
merely foT tie honor, uo revenue hetu., derived
frOu IL, Aa+ sln'ulttcG a 'tte during tul- SUM
t.cr with 40. ~ o. Sit,tJ worth Il tui,,l
S,dtcs bonds. and by Watching tut market
closely hs. made % good pru0t un several o,.t-
sd .us. As ne w1s cCu,iuually operating Witl tac
tlnd=. lac k"ut them at his own house, locked
Lf ~ secretary. lhc last uI'r.tiIu exec
cutcd hy Mr.. thipp was duriuc tho hr-t wycA tu
Juiy, aud a tLr maiAot had settled doNu and
bee tine st,f ly aCdiu, h' recently determined
ftat Dee wutl4 tll,e uls bpuu- 80 New lutD tui
luNt tnri &c ..-.ftl ia -ll. Iilcl. 90 c.IrE .t-
t t..- g .lsc be w. .lu s.u.., s rslu.- Do.
.. un "Wednesday last Ju,.'t tJ C.l,. D.. tt..L
f,I.il,.. lu iuc cl.. uy r.IE.'. .I.i .i. " T.
.-..y .stu.Ug nu a .rAa u t..' ....tsaI. .c.
...a,... W.itle ho .a.y tuH nl., % va. ...sr.'
l..t I.-ht ur st..rl Wlth a relative. iufl
trIa.lie 20 ln. O. .it Nc D. Il . dr. 100. $500 -.,..-
d.u.s tlUuu hiu..cii st u..ug 800 2 %, ..... 3d..
tLr tu.fu boz a state ID -rt So cI,.te. ..tI.. nus
relative. WHO sl,pt 10 .f.. n,.i inUtu. 4, s .,.r.-
supl uy tue n. So: .i..f .i I'D, "a ii. p. limo We
tnipp returned to It.i ts.l ,i.'t t.ll fIni.|fr.
VIVA seen around tue N.Il,e cD. D..yr...ur. Win
citizens As chtertllIy t. ever ~ ui.tIf l.e ...l
the -tiue dream over A-.t4u. ..il ,..r,t .u ...
ultfuin.s hu ilMpad uut bed ia ms ..r.u and
crashed tis wife arm 80 nA. tn.i -- .,.r.. .ii
cd size having r son before ntut. .ln .i,va<irr nn
81 lu Ur I... had a dream. .t..J .tt .....l. ..! t.,
i..' b ,'r ,uI frtuL u.- .'D''.' MON. y 1..
v., aiu,lt . r,l o., I- ,'t. ,tn ,.f,n n,. ur. zen.
...l,, ..ii And .,n,... d, f.'It,....I i.t.I ( ..
s..,iu- .t.l said roam. 10, i,f .r. r.I ..
come ni., IA r..lt.. Tr..,ti r I..t .t...t ana
The sun., 1873-09-22

Correspondence Of The sun.
NulofstA CRY, Sept. i.-Tlc Hon. j. =.
Jones, our Tuit,d Statcs Senator, has CON
es,cndod to furnish his admirers with = sbctcn
Of his varied career. Mr.. Jones is rot Welsh
man. as commonly supposed, but an Ell dish
.uan. The welsh are, therefore, stil unrepry-
.,utci iu the SENATE u tie United States.
The future -uan Grst saw tho ligh' I'm ircrc-
f.rdshifc, within stones throw " Wales, in the
year l.2l. and ts therefore forty-four years Il
a.c. lie is the nth son IN family Of thirteen
children, eleven of whom are still living, eight
brothers aud three si.ters.
when he was hut two wears ~ age lila
p~r,ut4 imniiyr,tcd to Cleveland, Ohio.
There Ionr graduated from the Cleveland
llt.h .Seh4ol,, eri hCe'n hgsln1,Ss nc as q
clorl, for. l.. T.. Hewitt y Go. We was next
Cleveland. ON the breaking out VI tho gold
cijcucut il Caforiha, Jones gave up count
brother Henry for san Francisco, In the
Lark Eureka. which sailcd from Glove
, socl rasscd tn-orgh tho welland Canal and
down III. $50. I."4tn - -i "ii .nt Tor % ny nth at
Nine nDutE- were oI.1ined ~ ticN"yage to tho
Golden Gate.
early age taste i'r once. al while
othrrs made for thc mouWains the ro"ust
vrung ErrlahWau rounin'i comfort hly lu the
san FRANCISCO Gust ~ itun~e. row ne ha'-
ucncd to leave the custom House is not stated,
tut me subsequently travelled thr"ugr Can .or-
and ruoluune counti"s. Nninr id not pay a.
well H. oniceholding and IN l'I2 Jones settled
down ia = unity cuuDty a. Justice { the Peace.
NJ, Sneur. and state senator. 1ni ~
l.5 lo ~t.m' u tai rl,A a. candidate
t.r iI..ttrr u,-'i 'Ntri.ut uu tuc GDr.ui
t,teL Tu. vca.t vas d,i.at,d. .nd Iun.. in
tie 'arc y"ir cano t' Nrtnit C.ty. hcv,ia. a
o. man.
".., loac. ~ career .' On ,,Ga co.,r coI '" ,od
The sun., 1873-09-22
soJ.H ctroIlYl's Drrr


4 2
i'-f.l tiurr " 40 the nebt br ~caI.df
...t..,.,..f tt-s.
tu.I ..u.N, S. O.. sept. 1,.-iiow t. tinker
'h. ~'.'o deI. i..'.. t.e .i.r- tn.ic of dis
cu--.'n atu.u- politicians hero ru, indication.
nr. THAT tn-re v.I he % thr, -,oru,red q at
First, trcr' '- the b ~ Hiu', doing business 100
i...... r.ef '..c r..iiy ui .i.-tNu, INt. c..
'ft".- lH'-. Ca-3'r., tur state Treasurer, and
D. -.. ..rt .l,t-.ucr-,i' i'nrral. are reported to
Boo, .D'-s ... boys. The purpose ~ this Ring
is ." bun tnr ftrti"u'tr bonds which they h.,o
De- t-ii up. ttt "uDN az. i.e hN" several Ciussc,
a'uu.u. .u- ia au To over tJy#uy'u The Bond
h.uE wii 'rHurhiN ehdtaNur tu prevent any hus-
t,.c .-Istt..'u, SO that tuey may proceed with
o. paN the interest upon tue bonds held hy
supreme Court. II is SAID tnat Morton, Bliss 4
Co. alc .eudE TO aiV ciort Aulch looks T. the
o'ertArlw ni thc conversion bonds, upon the
men tu value ol the -crurltles held by them. II
- !, s". .l, TO, ih' htyirG ne vaniase ground
WIN ihc'r hohd, tt'y viii resi-t general
'ailus . {. c debt, winch would. of course, re-
rllt in cui.ne down their f'V"0n, and de
pitNGS ihrm az ih''r prr.ent advantages. Nor
iIu. isl.f@ y 'J. tiIs Viii therefore form a DIS
uur' "artN iu tu" stfuEsle winch must come
oyer tue settcucut Il south Carolina 8 debt.
Tine second party will be the holders Of Niue
I'd-c srrlp. ard ufy4iou- claims II doubtful
cAttc''r. D'-'' are aE1i ~ for general seal
NI-u, Treasury wtuIuts aud FRAUD lirnt certl-
"'t.'- "e "'l 90 VITA ''r rest dnd ia'scJ Instead
ire. .r.rr B. rh" p--tv ~ which Gov Noees
.I attH.ut. -t'suc. l ''- t.u tfr regarded ,- t,s
.-.a '"i 80 1I". reduce p de-
,' '.., '' t' ni i"e 81 D." iwc avoid an in-
"t'' i','' 'h" OIL. .F,.s'"u ANA ot .rr iii gel
t'.nt'F. I.hr Of va 60 s-.....". Al
.. iu-. H. also opposed t,.tle ~..-.u i,i.g. f,r
ti.. An.H .ual I.' 80 .plr v..I4 never -V I uyy
# .II .f|. O..
The sun., 1873-09-22
rINANcLlL An com4EncIIh.

SUNDAY, sept. 2lP. M,-The practical
cumlnatlu.. of the Wall street panic on Sauir-
day, and the concurrent events are more fuIly
dottiled elsewhere. The banks with a noble
Impulse which the commercial public did not
fail to appreciate, decided 10 issue $lGO1oUUO of
loan certificates which should be employed in
furnishing for the immediate wants OF the htl-i-
ness community the requisite capital with
Whirh to meet their moro pro- Ing ol lisatlons.
Yesterday afternoon also the secretary OF the
Tlecsur, directed the iHscua-. for tie day AZ pri-
vatc sale Of such q government bonds a- might bo
presented, but unfortunately this order camo
tlo latc tl le ~ ANY -'u.tl hCncAt The de-
nbcratiuus to-day also at tine futh Avenue
Hotel where President Grant, Secretary ot the
Treasury k.chardfon, and many u oar leading
bank officials we're in session, have thus far ~
10 early evening been irui.jess ANA Luayail,uR ln
dc,isng any measures of rcli''. A great oppJr-
tunity has been lost 20 those lndiyiduals ana
with a stupidity which can scarcely be eG-
planned, and dknhy Of Ignorance which GER
tainly cannot he excused. they have Permitted
this panic to sweep beyond their control, even
though earnestly warned Of the inevitable result
Of their supneness aud unCOnrern of the cOun-
try'B financial peru. Mr.. Richardson dsrcKaIded
tho entrcaties OF New York gentlemen who told
him on THURSDAY In Washington that the deposit
Of S6Otu,0O la this city would check, IL not ayor.
tho coming whuIwind and ihere can be no
The sun., 1873-09-22

EENJAN1N vIE1 At Ncvor'. y. j., on We +.
r'sLHs evening Sept g. Ft tbt o." liruc" uf fH u- r1
pa.cnys, p} thc Hcy. b. H B'Eg- d. d. 'arcs VI. beU.
amin ~ Annie A. Virtue.
BIOWNi. DNY..On Thur'day. Sent ie ~ flc Rnv:
Thomas w. uurc1. Henry J.. brONu to kalr NJ Day all
Oi Uruu.lyp. SO cards.
CUkkN .Nt,hiiif. ON Thursday, sept Sat Alien
street hetliuist Epi .eupu church, III tnr 'srv. = h
stevens, John h. Curry to Hester A. L. Murphy both ot
TINS cltV.
no 'GUfON PATNtH.-On Thurrdlv, sept. Is, at
ils rsl1flcr OF the brides parents by th I.v o A.
cIty
LUFKiN-sQUtu tuE.-On wednesday sept Il. NJ the
thur'u Of the HOLY Snpulchrr. o. the iitv. j. uttc
SIM. Theodore -. Lukn of Galveston, Texas, ~ Kate
IT,, dIu -httruf Newton -Vufrc uf thi. City.
Nt ~H - SMALL. At tnr thurcn ot thc NATIVITY,
Ir kYn. on InuralaN 4 t 49, by the Rev Father " De-
ran, Nyruu c. l.u-l ls4ucu small, boti - Frooyu.
TELLER HOAfER-At kingston, IS. y. on Thurs
day, sept. ~. 10y the Rev. Df Beach uf New Haven,
Myr0n Teller to jennie + .Omor, daughter Of william
T. Nomer, all of Kingston.
The sun., 1873-09-22
Texas Doctor- on a cn-c OF Fever.

First Doctor It's yellow fever.
Sucoud dittu. lt.- nialnrial.
hrI dittu. 4NphU sWuup4.
Fuutu- IT'S cuiihdiuu ottlr thurux. fuperin-
du.ci by Wiaamailc memorabilia.
run have been practising twenty ycar'
Wilu yellow fever, and tho case referred to is
purely bilious and bourbon ia itA dIa-ulsls.
sixth A. for The romedy four grains ~ tho
h'u4p-chluriID ti tIe CdyhuuHtrot brc.WuN,t tiu'-
tWed wtn tie WUiltie Of lmjlu, applied
eirrhnliA, VIII certainty aturd r.h,t.
tCfvu.u II,re are Two mild ,atr. here. or
two cases Of bilious fever.
Eirllh and ninth So YOU have teen visiting
one ni any, cas.S, Lave luIf li.m! thut' The fur
files auN the glassware ,ul. inc land we draw lie
tlIItulL.
The sun., 1873-09-22
ANOTHER MINING HORROR.


4 TTRE fND ~ TNPFCSTOV ~ THE
TELTOb JfCEET MINE.
'rbc Flames i,iodi~d Trt,tc.n uuedrci Voc,
! rd .rrrUu.d--fN i.iufra .pil, .ntrd hy
t'r icHdiy Gas rwo Iuuarod iicu I1EiH-
inr the ftrr.
SNN 'pAvo1-co, Sept. "0.-N Gold nm.
No,. at3o'c'. .rL tli morning. fire nrrkc out
in the blacksmith siop hclong'r p 60 tic " 'r'.or
Mnins company. situated 1870 feet below the
lcrc' iu the yellow, Jacket nino. eiort distance
! north ~ the Jackson shaft. Trc timhcrs being
vciy dry thc hre ,rio1d rapidly ard soon hllod
tlc yellow Jacket, Crown POINT and Hclchcr
minee with pos aud smoke. About quarter
past o'clock an explosion occurred, which put
out thc lirn's in an thrco r'ncs. Tnc wctkmcn
ai this time were hurryiug from the trown Point
ana fletcher shdit-, AID ai ESCAPED cXreit Fix,
Whose bodies have siuce been recovered. Com
nunication lc'wcrn the Imperial. ON the north.
and the Crown Point. IN the so ith, has hccu cut
on There ~ ~ danger of the tire eprcgdiu". as
timber. and must aoOn die out. tircmcn are IN
the ground. hut their trtNIrVs cannot hc brought
ir'i u, Ii.u Work Wi1 Gr ,lutnour,d
uruha"'y iu fIs r'lc..rr Nrd crown Point mines
tom rruW ts ihu, have u.."iu. but little
TUc f'llo0 iu. Wr-c tii',d and their bodies r,-
covered. L"w.' lJsolle, j. u. Water, ". liread-
mater, Ium lies, !. tuai'k ''curtc y. Nudi.
tuhHling of l.rs. \ ruurr i- curttut tlit others
ot the wortm,n hnVc p'li-hcd. and thc pr"rlc
sinai, be no moe BLACKSMITH .hop. an mines.
tNor'tLR A,,otNr
SAN FHAN 'tsCb. Sept. 20. The flll wing fier
lwtirulats "f the in ming disaster at Goii tuii.
NrNAdtr h''t lt.a g, N.lNHi:
Eh'f,N 'r.''' " o. I"'h On lIuIN .i' rh
""J w, " ".'', ..''t l' ''' 80
'TNn VI ,'a' 'a' "" ""ce. I"'"'' u"'''' GU u. e
.."l. Ah 'NNI l'ii ~ go. -', ID '.' 'i''.'
N"Un l'"r' N'u u'Wn i"' 'I...'.
al m slr u'. 90, 90 '.. ID Dc "'iu '"- 'l l"t cages
Mui'n NtI' ~. " 'H'' iI, o. ..'l "'
=. . tl'I''- N..'h' '". -Iiu- u 'i' .. lt
". ~ IA. 7.N' ''l''' . N,N. 'I u. '.I.. 90 NJ"
'r - i,V, "iu- WI ii crow hl illli N'- g. i'
..II 'h' .i tU.' -'uh4'd ,'r NH'N'e ~ u
W"r' l'I "'.'i w '.' ,'.il 90 UT. N"' "a
y" tHc tlIc i'rl N 'H'ii, "il 'n snort tl'l' llo
uI ''' WIN 'N,It N i'UlIt' were. t' i'' -''i'
'.'N, -Il'uh 'l NNti i- I'.N VIZ ,., 'NH lI'
Tthi' '"li. ~ TT .t o.. 'i'l' a." ,INt
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lt' ip h''l "I iAc l"t"M 'a'h y NI'''
iir Nih o. Ia tWp' rial 81 ut 10y .ili NiI u
,'ii.''t- tic l'lu. ht ihr J.. .'i l'N'l iH'
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ih'N Nut ~t 's..fr lIlNf l'f.' l iufN'l.N. ~ Nfi'
a' thc - li.,t l"cl Wuon u" cNrt. a
90 .Nii'd al ihr l"' -l1"l level lh' """'"
vs. ii'n l'h ~ lI', utHt' g. ana on ID" u
irN' N"line vt ~lho%" %" 81 '- Ii ,' .r .i'.il
..'v ti' n"'t. ih. ,~'"l',d l"I 'UtH 'Hr ',Nh
Hlit nII's iLN l|iIt % l.t fNttn-ith was
The sun., 1873-09-22
Honcsty KeMnrdcd.

striking Instance ~ gratitude occurred In
tpc fr'lgt depot - tho atrial aroad the other day
youth on apctty salary found wallet touEiuing
SSD 900 beng IA sreenhaS's. lie soon fotnd the
owner and delivered il mp WHhait examining the con.
value IN hls eyes.
The owner snatchod the vrrct and rcwarkd the
youth by ordering tim 10 stend stil while he counted
every dollar 70 kuoN II the nnuc Iad stolen any when
ht GoullE tnld htu LC uIlghL ~
The sun., 1873-09-22
MiAIAE INIAAAlanNcE.

MINIATURE AIytNAC rUr. pay.
SuA rlsrs. .... O. sun r'i .,.. D. Moon sttb.. Il
li4to "aL.H ....h l....
sandy lloJk 20 Gov. Island. . non tAtc..iO 10
Arrived SATURDAY AED 0CNpAY, sept. g. an. Il.
st'4msnip Aoys.luls, Liverpool lndsc auI pass.
fina.-llp lraucoriN PnrtHEi. i0dsr. &c.
Nfrtushp Ny4loke, Richmond. nltss and pafs
stttlArtAi 4tursts, N4al lstN4. II.r.. s44 1. .ea.
t'"-ms'n Regulator. ihi'Ado opha. mi.".
.WhaIp hrcdt Western. Bristol, be-. .l &C. and p.sa
it.I,sA.p Molt, pIutuu, t.ai
N.rtWHllp lYriaH, Llf loU. uil r.. ami pass.
Lark NiL-cup,, lttu, coal.
lrth hlNtulaf en-, Iir' 'fust, lu ha.4Ast.
hfrh Inor. Liverpool. lR bn latf.
liHrk hing Oscar, tisNle, n ballast.
iHFk Andrea le NIrt. lrr'lU, 90 |-last
lrlg mon, 6ua ua'tunatu1, sngnr aud "a ?.
.l- l.d. " rrimsH, t.l 'alI,u. sus-r.
Ir's Hr mo, N4rt Hi|.Ha. .ar.
Schr kpsmopoht, RIO Gr1Ihio dol ful hides
A'oo tAt usual river aui CIu ,".aV Nc.,.l..
salLr.- steamships lheiu for Br.u'p, Fuone FOR
Hnvrct Humboldt tlr St"'ii1, &C. COVE, t'N 'ic'-
.'uu, r'4ee ana eauaua tor tivrrp'ol ,sHI-a far
N4H-I", hlfuE star for slIlUaI, .tv ~ .NttH r
N-Nctqh; tartcs 40 D.. h p. u.'r t'r Nea 90 Jeans.
iNNFNIIlt ana IAN II.iutl for savannah; tig.uy.u4
for tHs rsfOn; oli huH HIlI fHr Nurf Hk. a.: 4 u
H SON ''r '"rEri 'wn, -, 60 fant tHr fra.t'. .lia
i.Ie aiH- Do. DDIn .t Ia ..uui,W so urlrr il. 10
Sdl'e t.r tGcLoS A}r,E, Atlantic iur Bristol, u-.
The sun., 1873-09-22

~" I'D Cuiu, in 20 nyorsation With n
l"0.D'' 'u7c oi .H@ s,. on fai.-ley, sad That The
report ercn' ted m -am. of Me prpers relative 20
3. .,-l p,fnase frrs tFs country 10 Parry ie
'....H d. t...tHt otfc iiFaa are aAu nt'. a.4.tt
N.Uptt. fuaA .-ui 1. SR'h ttllg May Aava bsen
taN tput, lH iutr' Uas nethHg 1oRn,te Ia view fr
lAa ltHr 4. .t'.u N'Mt inau-efs OF the toN.lC
u'u isl nave t.rus'rd thc russtrlly ~ suDl lil
g. A..s ., u4t IL had tcr,glnIJ gene 10 tgIthvr.