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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-09-07

after arms were stacked ON the return to
the Mansion, took place and claret
flowed freely. Whether cartridges were
changed, Gen. Batterman does not know
and did not wish to say anything about
the matter as it will Be finally settled
after investigation at headquarters. The
pools and the whole thing will be 4
"TH1owN uP."
most probably, and the shooting will all
be done over again.
The return home, on the whole. was
without event, in the crowd. Your
reporter, however, met with little side
adventure on his return horseback.
Some Of the boys, mounted on fast flying
but grass fed Austapgs rushed on him
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One Hundred Thousand Tickets will be epsd
rom the ELF Of which
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we are in recent Of the Pensyl.

We are in receipt Of the Iensyl-
,gurids Sckgol sf2epOrt gfr ,is52T-ahe
dslIghl p. lls age. Y Z Oh ''hSal55 S.all55 s9s in
every family.
1his deiishlhiIana Refreshing book,
'combining " it tdeessIistofy, romaare,
archHectdre. poetry and aigebray is
|. tho wOrEof many hands. ThevarIods
.superipteudsnis of lhe eaaIpfiss and
iei,iss0f Pcnhsylyaria bave prod,iscd
work that coIhmands general adai-
ration, sellpsing ull their former efforts
ihJhe line Of literstnrs. The book,
althengh only issued last winter, has
had All Unparalleled circulation. Mem-
bers Of the Legislature went TO the
book cellar and--well loaded cars
conveyed this trophy Of the age to
thei-l districts, which were fairly flood.
ed with it. Fireside homes we're made
happy feasting over its ccatent.. Ad.
ded 70 this. "a new crop" is new in the
hands OF The county superntendents Of
the variousscounlies for distribution 10
those whom the members of tho lAsl
Legislature may chanced to have miss
ed iu their disinteres,cd phiianthrcpic
,et5r,s to eniighteh their constituents.
Z In this book is pictured TO life, the
vieissitudes, ,yearnings, ,groanings and
riiliiculties ef the members of Institutes.
SPrightly pictures glowaon every page
that awaken tliciympathetic heart and
fire the scuiiin the cause of education.
The boOk las already tslthcnsh il is
only May eeu.trauslsted INTO q diff
icrent languages. 4 $ copics-sent west
alone broke.up q meditsted Sioux ont
rage aud Indian war, aud the tribes
are now clahiorous for education.
u We can never sufficiently thank the
projectors of lhi. work for the happy
influence they have wrought. Time
aud space do not permita more lengthy
notice, hit We conclude by sa yingtlai
the multitude of fancies that perySde
this volume, coupled with its hig or
al tone, would furnish first class
theme for high toned artist.
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10000 GlF r rs,
S5000,O00

On TUESDAY, IIlLY S,h, 1873, the
Third Grand Gift Concort, under the man
agement oi FIX -Govconor rhos. r.. Bram-
lette, and authorized by special act of the
Legislature, for the benefit of the Pub ic
Library of Kentucky positively and un7
equivocally comes oil l., Public Library
Hall. at Louisville, KY, when $40 400 Gifts,
all cash, amounting 70 s I0J, coo, VIII be dis.
tribued by lot among tho t;ckct-holders.
The money to pay all these gifts in full is
ALREADY in bank set aside fersthat purpose,
US tho following certificate shows. - :
FARMERS AND DRovEHs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE KY, Apr. I, 1878. i,
This is to certify that hereIs in tae Far
mcrs and Drovers' Bank, to the credit OF
the Third Grand Gift Concert for the bcne-
fit of tho Public Libr ,ry Of Ky, Five
Hundred Thousand Dollars. which has
been set apart by the Managersto Jay tho
gifts in fun. and will be lfeld by the Bank
and paid out for this purpose, and this
purpose only.
ISigned.l Is. s. WEIGH, Cashier.
Only few tickets remain unso!d, and
they will be furnished To the first appli-
canls ut the following prices; Whole tick
cts, $40; halves, 50; quarters, $3.50; II
whules tor Slu0; % 4 $50. Sil3 for 81 900
and 575 for $1,000. For tick, Is and full iu-
formation, apply to
THOS. L. BRAMLETTE,
Louisville, Ky,
or THOS. II. HAYS Il CO.,
< A. SOU nrnad v.ny NaU Work
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NOTICE.

In pursuance of an act,Uf the Gem
eral Assembly nassed the 81 day Of
April, 1851 and subsequent Supplement-
passed lie llth day q April, 1862,
the snbcriber viii be- at the followiug
named places within the County ef
Forest, for the purpose Of collecting
taxes for the year 1873, Tax pa yers
who pay to the Treasurer ARE entitled
TO o deduction of five per centE
Barnett township, Cooksburg, june
10th, from 8 a. m. to II p. M, Clar-
ington. June 10, from 3 y. m. to Z.
jerks township, Marien, June IL.
Howe township, Balltown, June l3.
Kingsley township, Newtown, june
II, at Wheeler & Dusepbury's store.
Harmony township, June l6, ct the
store of J. |. Range; Trunkeyvillc,
June II.
Hickory townshipy last Hickory,
June IS, at the store of T. j. Bowman.
TiQnesta township, Tioncsta, June
10, at Court House. r
Tionesta Boiovgh, at Court House
June 90.
Green township, june q at tho
House Of l.. Arner.
FRED. GIAssSER, Treasurer.
May g. slS73.A ~ EC u-rr
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Miles W. TATE,
Chairman Republican Co. Com.

Gen. Hunter has built barn on
y Hunters lslaad. for the accommodation
"f the horses used in working the
land,
- i --Wm. Lawrence, the popular
- landhnd Of the Lawrence House hss
our thanks for fayurs received. May
his photographs ever do him justice.
-Mrs. L. d. McCreary, Of Shsri-
dan n. T., daughter Of DIR. Winans,
ia in town tor few days, visiting her
fs;hsr and friends. All are glad to
sec her.
y Some Of our fisherman went out
on Moadsy aud brought home a
string Of fifty fne trout. They are
getting "tllable skace" about here,
howeTer
"A man named Alexander Clark
attemptc,li 10 commit suicide in Rouse
willie on Sunday night. He shot him
& self in the abdomen with a pistol in.
fiictrg a wound which may yet prove
fatal. 3ng
- . I'VE iayiie attention 70 the card
8 of. b, Long. Harness maker. in to
y days issue. Judging from the work
Mr.. Long displays he is up to the
business, aud can do any hing in the
lias. os euaas}
This Superior Lumber Co. Store
put ont an entirely new advertise
ment'this week. Look at it, bear it
is1in mind. aud call st the Store, ahere
Mr.. Henderson will show you around
and give you gnad bargains.
.,--i .~-Groyc < Wolcott are sinking
iksir lastwell, opposite Truukeyville
so feet deeper. They have cast their
bread upon the waters IN very ex.
fensive manner for two or three years
- par, aud il is abou. time to look for
IS n return.
~, rS.rhel soda fountain at Knox S
drug s;ere is in full play. and is a
right healthy drink. JAS. Zones, tho
irs obligirg clerk knsMs howrto dish il up
o. IN good style, and is always glad to
see people enjoy themselves in this
: Nay. s. ....t ..svre on
d. S. Kuox purchased the old
hrdgs across The moth of the Tones
~ Ia, On Saturday last c'for the sum Of
sS5.. fhere is a; least $50 worth of
ron in the bridge, and good deal OF
tbs lumber can be asei foI other Pur.
p'@es.
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NOTICE

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE. FOREST Co.,
TIoNEsrN, MAY l, 1873.
Notice is hereby given that the bridge
acrsIss 7';onesta Greek noar its mouth will
be removed by the 18th inst, and the Greek
will be obstruct,d d for sixty days thercaf-
ter In the crcctloh.ofa new bridge dc. All
persons interested will govern themselves
accordingly.
BY order of the County Commissioners.
ID. w. CLARK, Clerk.
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- n . - = - N-F --f, I'll
- ' 49, GEaxDJCRoRs. ~ y p
Kingsley Twp A.tllted Patterson, fore.
man, c. +. Gillespie, Frank -Buscnbury,
john nGnyton.----r,-.a.,- ...-.-.,..
Hurin6ny 1Plumor Siggins, Isaac Jones,
Il. .. Carson, 81 BEL iatt. r n
II'ckory+Janes Giliiilcn, CT, Cropp,
c. >. SnIiih. ~
Harmony AllondersH st,g.
lianett-Archibaid Back, isaac Long,
Thos. l'itsseralds. r.-r ,r...-,-l
llowO-C. u. blanchard.
Jenks--Jolln Heath, Aaron Brockway.
Tionesta Borc.--John lieck, j r.. ''ale,
NJ. Einstcin.
'rionestO 'rwp.-Jamcs Mcmillan, C. w.
Clark. -r.H.l ai ..tr.fq
Greon-Josoph Harrison.
rEiGT JURORS.
l}arnoit TWP. J. Grcenawalt, John
Beer, JAS. Boyd.
HARMONY. II. Bowman, Walter Daw-
son. j. y. Dawson, John A. Dawson, Jas.
pennell, William tiIllo, Charles hiabaugll.
lliekory-Jeha Va Woodford, VIM.
Hunter, +. +. lSeiiier, Elias Alabaugh,
Isaac Mealy, j. NJ. Ahlstrand. -
tireen-trani Stanford, :. =. Harrison,
VIM. FELTON,, j. {. Pettgrew. J. o. Hep
icr, john MonS, charles Winccard.
AJcnks--Jamos Walton, Asnics w. Ward,
Harvey II. scott, Thos. Ntgent.
kingsley-Milton Bond, Andrew We'll
lc~, James II. Morgan, Andrew Small,
Peter SipIlc. John Carr, Fred. Lomirc,
:siehcrt Po0rham, y. W. Smith, Mort.
Heath David r. sutton. l.. ID. Miller.
TIonesta Twr.-JacOb Wagner, James
I'itzgoraldR. Grorge MeRly, Abraham Mca
ly, Martin I,au'sor.
Iioncsta I5oro.-Joiln Houser, Thos. J..
McGill, 10 n Il. Blaine, j. -. w. Reck.
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New goods at low prices; slock
complete in Dress Goods, Prints, Mus
Inns and Pants Cloth, Hats & Caps
spring styles, Boots and Shoes. We
don't mean 20 be undersold by jew or
Gentle. No charge for showing, Come
and see, we thnk we have something
for all.
2t RoBfxsoS & BONNER.
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Job Printing
Do you want posters? ..ar
Doyou want hand bills 7
Do you want business cards 7
Do you want neat bill head :
Do you want tasty letter head 7
Do you want nice visiting card
Ii So, leave your orders at the Re-
publican Office where they will be exc.
cuted in the neatest style and on most
reasonable terms. =,
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TIMBER LANDS FOR SALE.

Over two thousand acres Of fine
Hemlock Timber Lands situated OH
Maple Greek, near Clarington, this
county, are for sale at bargain. Part
of the lands are situated within four
miles of Darlington, on the Clarion
River, and would be fine site for an
extensive taunery and saw mills. Map
and particulars can be seen BY apply
ing to the editor of tins paper.
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The best stock Of Watches,
Clocks, Jewelry and Silyerware in
Oil City can he found at j. VOLTS,
Centre 81. Particular attention paid
the repairing Of iUe Matches. Or.
ders by mail promptly attended. to.
39-ly. r9
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IS. II. Haslet, at the old stand, has
recently laid in supply of Raitmen's
Supplies of all kinds, and is prepared
to sell as cheap as tho cheapest. to all
who may favor him. With call. lie
also keeps fall line of Dry Goods,
Groceries, Provisions, Boots and Shoes,
and in fact everything ususlly found
ina General Variety Store. Give him
call and he will use you right. If.
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ONLY 10 CENTS
EVERY MAN HIS oWNPAINTER /;
Or, PAINTS How To Select and use Them.


A pain treatise, containing card with AZ
different actually painted Shades and tiuts
with instructions for exterior ard interior
House Decoration
70 copies, bound in cloth, for %. Sam
pie copies, paper cover, mailed, post paid,
to any address, on receipt of 10 cents, by
the Publisher, HENkY CAREY BAIRD,
Box 1924, Post-nffice, Philadelphia.
press notices:
- very valuable hook, and no ono in
tending to paint should fail 70 road it.-H.
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$1,000 REWARD!

or lIIcefgted piles tliat 30 Bing's Pile
Remedy fails &c cure. IA IN prepared eX-
.pressly 10 cure tho PILES, and nothing else.
Sold by all Dru Egists. Price, 81 30. ~50-4t
JOB WORK neatly es ocuted at this ONCE
y M reasonable rstes,
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81 OS"' = AAHhhS', Wiz w Htu iHo
river bridge which fell last winter,
has been having a streak Of. -rcmarka.
bic bail luck for some time past.
During Tie last food Hunters I.ia nd
was almost entirely untitled for agri,
cultural purposes. aud on Monday
night last neof lie large gray horsos
died, the other following suit on
Tuesday moriliug 1t was a rnaguif-
cert team. aud the oss will fall heavi.
y on Mr.. Hunter.sshsn taken in con.
neciion with xll his other misforiunes.
The sympsihies ofelI cur citizens are
with him iu his bad strcak."rt
We clipped an item from the
Venango Citizen las. week, to the eff.
feet that +. l.. Davis, OF thi. place,
was in partnership with X. a. Chas,
y. Brett, in the manufacture of boil
crs and engines, in Franklin. MIR.
Davis desil es US to state that the an.
nouncement WAS made without author
ity, y,zand Iurthermore that he is running
the institution himself, and X. Brett
is his agent for the sale of the engines
and boilsrs. There are good and
sufficient reasons why the Citizea
should correct this error at once, and
we suppose it will be done.
From a circular issued By our
odd patrons, S. h. Pettingill d Co.,
We learn that there lie ain effort max.
ing to lead the public to believe that
the vertising agency bearing their
name has given up business. This Is
mi stake. They are s:il in The bus.
mess, and are determined to extend
their business IN every honorable
manner They arc authorised to re.
ceiye advertisements for this paper,
at our lowest rates. Their offices are
10 State ST.. Boston. 81 Park Row,
n, y, and 70l Chestnut ST., PhiiadeI-
phia. ~
Hon, David Maclay, Senator
from this district called upon us on
Thursday last, on which occasion sc
are sorry to say We were absent. We
regret the fact very much, so We have
never had the pleasure Of meeting the
Senator. The next time he comes
around we Will make it a point to be
AT home. = "a
u. j. Fisher has built new side.
calk on church street alongside his
property, moved his fence back about
six feet, and tore down the old black
smith shop on the corner of his lot.
Taken altogether the improvements
10 marked.
IS. Z. Sloan is building boats for
Wolcott Il Grave to use in putting up
the Stone work ofthe new river bridge.
The firm is splitting more rocks than
would put up the stnnc- vsrk Of three
ordinary bridges f7
---Clovcrseed, English and Cvsemon,
aud TiInothy seed at
ts,f RoBfSsoS & BovxER's.
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Marriage Certificates, bisuk
Deeds, Leases. Warrants, Subponss,
Summons, Executions. Warrants and
Iifermalions, for sale at this Office. If
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WORKLNG CLA08 y NAhE I / I 1 OR 4.

S6u "a werll Suarantl'e,L slespeculiho em-
pl0NIhent Mt aomo, day or evening; no
capital required; full instructions and
valuable packagel OF gGods sent lree by
mail. Address. With six cent return
stamp, NJ. YOUNG Il CO., l6 COrtlandt
81. y y r 46-4t
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The lighlest running Machine in
the ,rOr!d is the Grover g. Baker, at
least Baldwin. Of Tidioute says 50. >.
ard he knavt, i6 ly
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tHHE BECKWITH $50 Portable Family
J. Sewing Machine, ON 30 bays 1riali
many dAantaseS over all Satisfaction
euaranteod, or so refunded. Sent oOm-
piptc. with iuli directions. BeckHith SGw.
iing Machine Coz, s52 broadway, n. Y. I
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CO. COMMITTEE MEETING.

There will b, a meeting of The
County commii.eeia,my office, Tues
day evening 9th Maya full at
tendance IS requested.
The following named persons are
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IL Iahave had several years expe-
ricnce With Gipver 4 Baker Machi' @,
which has given me great satisfaction. ]
think the Grver& Baker Machine IL more
easily managed, and lcSs liable to get ont
of order. prefer the Grover Il Baker do
cidedly. Mrs. Dr. Watts, New York.
~ have had one in my family for
some two years; and fIom what / know
of its workings. and from the testimony of
many Of my friends who llSe the me.
can hardly see how anything could be more
complete or give better satisfaction. =
Mrs. Gcn. Grant.
T.J. VAN GIEsEN, Agent, =.
Tiencstn. Pa. i.
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YoRKsr COUNTY oFFidrRs.

Fresiden Jxdge-W. r. JRSxs
sAssoF.aits Jud0es--J. A.. PnofaS, AN
BtKw uuoK. rs.rai r-
.;sterig--'r J. VAN ufEsEN, a.a
Treasursr--fkED. GLAsBNER.
&. Ia'othorotarV, Rs9isto, & Rseordcr, <e.-
!. n. AoSEw. as ~
~ Comstissioners-JA aeon MERcifLfoTT, r.
d. CoLtINs, JouN THOMPSON. iH
D., OOHntt iStperintcndent,-S r. RoHREn.
80 .ISstrict .4tiorney---W. w. Mason.
,y4ry CSmm@sioncrs SIaoISs,
NN > PATTERSON ''-' t'N
- sCSsRty SarVcyer--S.p. 1nwiN. i
-ss.st tioroHcf'--J osIAu WISAFs.
CbHrfy ANaifors--WM.sC CLARK, 7. y.
Ce np, r. .'wARNE1i, 5oiH7''r rnrt goa
Member Of Congress isth DisttF<f--C. b.
eunrIS. ~ rsti
b. AsscHsiy-J. p. LAwsoE.
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ONLY 10 CENTS, !; J,
USE the RelsingeT Sash Lcek and Sup
taOrf IN
FASTEN YOUR WiNDOWs!.

No spring to break, no cntting 2f sash |;
sash at any place desired and a self-iasten-
ertwhen tho sash Is down Send stamp
for circular. Circular aud six copper
brcn2ed locks sent to aiy address III the
[. s.. postpaid, on receipt Of 30 cts, Lib
ei'al Inducements 10 tho trade. Agents
wunted. Address, Iesingcr Sash Lock
Co. No. 4lS Mark 81. Harrisburg, Ia. so 81
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rassen yers wilJ h ive n rnderstauSl, that
"Northwart." =, the able II doan the
. river. anr "SouthwsrdY II i,p tlic river.
. 'rrsins 10 shN ~ arr fn'x~,l freightand ac-
eommodaton the others are passenger
ka.ns. ....-rg .tfr-rt frft --.-,
----------- ----'-f-Trf-- n -~-r-- Z T. =
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES

e| e.. Il
Tic following are selected from thous-
ands of testimonials of similar, character,
as expressing the reasons for the prefer
enco OF the Groyer 4 f,aker Machines over
all others.
= . 81 like the Grover & Baker Ma
chine. in the first place. because if ! had
sny other, ! should sill want A. GTovcr &
Baker; and having Gb1ver & Baker IL
answers the purpose Of afl tho rest. II
docs greater variety Of work and iseasier
to iearli than any other Mrs. ). c. Cro-
ly-f Jenny. June) sEsrzz- 1l. ulsgazssslIsszs 8
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Jaemhers of tie committee:
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19re Of 1rafns =.

Al HONESTY STATION. on and amer
d Monday. November tth. dsH2:ss 4eF
rorrnwAEp. -. Z sinaslA
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or TUOS. II. HAYS q Co,
SIT 6og Broadway, New York.
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Jury List, May Term, 1873 I

= pIA%r4I I19ors,
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Condensed Telegrans.

Carl Voght, the Belgian murderer, was
discharged yesterday, the State department
having refused to order his extradition to
Prussia; but he was re-rrrested on a civil
suit to recover the property Glen from his
victim.
An African Gorilla lis to be seen at the
Indianapolis Exposition.
The Grand Lodge l. o. o. F. meet In At
lsnta, Ga. next year.
the Texas editors are at Indianapolis.
At Dayton, o., yesterday reunion OF
soldiers INDUCED in sham battle.
A farmer of Red Oak, Iowa, shot two
neighbors yesterday for talking about his
wife.
Senator Wright OF Iowa, solemnly
affirms that he has returned his back pay.
New York contributes $4,000 for suffer-
ers by the great Havana FIRE.
London reports heavy gale, and fears
for the salty of shipping.
The cholera is raging in Hungary with
unusual mslignity.
The Army of the Cumberland was ban
quoted last night at Pittsburg.
The riotous demons rations at Tralee,
Ireland, have ceased, and the constabulary
withdrawn.
j. W. Mitchell, lawyer of st. Louis, has
sued the Repu6taeGn for libel, laying dam
ages at $4,000.
There were 25 interments from yellow
fever at Shreveport yesterday.
A furniture factory in Chicago was de-
streyed by fire last night. Loss $4,000.
1t Is stated thst the failure of Jay Cooke
& Co. viii have no effect on business In
Chicago.
Monday next has been proclaimed pub
lie holiday in Cincinnati by Mayor johnson.
Cause, the Exposition.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

FounderIng OF Sfeamshtp-Excitfn
Escape Of Passeu gers.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1S.-News reach
ed the city at midnight that the Pacific
Mail steamer Costa Rice, from Honolulu,
was wrecked at Devils Point near the
entrance 10 the harbor. She was trying to
come in with q full head of steam in q
dense FOG when she struck with tyemen-
dous force, wrenching the timbers f-om
stem to stern and making hole in the bow
throu n which the water rushed in a tor
rent. The excitement and terror among
the pasSeu gers was great. Four boats were
lowered with the passengers ssfely slowed
in them. One boat landed at Meigs' wharf
at II O'Clock. The three other boats be-
came separated. The Captain remained
with his ship. One boat capsiZed soon after
leaving the vessel, but the men were all
picked W By one of the other boats. There
were % 70 80 cabin passengers including
several ladies', two o. whom tainted when
the boat struck. Among the p .sseugers was
Chas. NoIdhOff, wife and children. The
place is a rocky dangerous spot, with in
Jnepse bluffs rising perpendicularly. Ii the
cargo can be removed from tie hold, the
sbip will be filed with empty casks for the
purpose of floating her of. No fog whistle
was sounding at the time of the disaster.
The water for tho boiler gave out several
days since, and has never been renewed.
a MOdOe Middle.
Measures are beirg taken IN military cir
cles 10 secure q Communication OF the SEN
tencs of the Modoc prisoners. Slow Lucks
Baercha. death r. warrants for osher pris'
Oners rot vet received at Fort Klamath.
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LOUISVILLE.
Arrest of Norton, the Forger.

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LOUISVILLE, Sept. l6.-Norton, the
forger, was arrested last night at Msryville,
Ind, town on the Ohio and Mississippi
Railroad, 25 miles from here, by party Of
six citizens. Forty-fiye hundred dollars
were found on bis person, the amount OBJ
tanned of the Western German Savings
Bank. He was very reticent, and would
tell nothing of the $500 obtained at the
Farmers and Drovers' Bank, which it is
now thought was given to confederate.
The prisoner was brought here this morn
ing and was recognized by officers of the
swindled banks as the forger. He will be
brought before the City Court on Thursday
next. he is completely tagged out with
walking, and will not be interviewed. Ru-
mors are in circulation that Norton went
through a third bank, but which one cannot
be learned, as nothing is divul-ed by officers
Aid for Shreveport.
The Mayor Of the city invited contribu-
lions of money from citizens to aid the suf-
ferers by yellow fever at Shreveport. Sew
raj hundred dollars were raised at once, and
funds are rsdidly increasing.
Suicide at the Insane Asylum.
And. Loree, Of Spencer county, inma.e
OF the Insane Asylum at Lexington, KY,
hung himself in bis cell Monday, by his
handkerchief tied to one Of the iron bars
across the window. he had been in the
Asylum fifteen days, and was Clerk in a
drug store in this city at tie time be became
insane