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Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-29
Wayne County

Ourneighboring county OF WAYNE Is
one OF the richest, and also one Of the
least developed coun,ie. in the State.
Twelve Pole creek, or river Is il is in
the rainy season, traverses the county
from the extreme southeastern Dor
der To where it empt;es into the Ohio
near Ceredo. Been Fork AMI Mil
.cr's Fork extend .othcucrth.casteru
extremity. 50 that the whole country
almost, is watercd by this stream, auj
bv the tributaries of the Big Sandy,
which isits western boundary. The
forests along the Twelve Pole abound
n timber Of the iinestYarietie~, white
oak. h:ckor;, walnut, ash, pine beech,
&c The hills OF the borl,rs Of the
stream. extending Though The entire
county. are flied w,;h va lie de-
posits of Coal, Iron. Limestone, Ene-
clay, and other minerals, of which
VIC have seen specimens, aad which
So, believe in tho failure viii he d--
ycloped. The farming lana In tie
valleys aul creek bo,.1.4sase Of prime
quality, enabling thcwowners to raise
abundant crops ofall the products Of
the deld
There is no reason Why Wayne
should NJ; become one Of the most
prosperous counties o. the mountain
commonwealth, aud W. i.teui % do
our STARE towards bringing Lcr re-
sources into notice.
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are 70 stay st home, and n tEs eonn-
Try. the majority reles.
Let Us shako hands nacrlss the
bloody ehasm," and trust To time TO
heal all an;mosities. Al the talking
in the world vii aot heip-a.atters,
and when these Rsiica! papers come
down on Us so hard We have 10 talk
back, aud then they set. angry, and
50 It goes.
Messrs. Hereford. Me(;,nnis and
Thornburg are our representatives
in Congress, the State senate, and
the House of Delegates, respectively.
\ very large majority has given them
their positions. and their defamation
Is nav foolish as /, is useless. Let
us not fash ourselves about what We
cannot help, but devote our energies
to bringing forward The material
wealth of our.mouuiain State, that
orr hills NAV TEEN with IN ners, oui
/ forests resound with the woollmau''
axe, our field 5 with the cheerful hun
Of labor. our valleys with the Win
of mills. our hill>ides be illuminated
with the ruddy glare Of furnaces, ana
all unite in bringing for ward the pros
perity which he. industrious applica
ton OF labor 70 resources must eyeI
produce.
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FROM WAYNE COUNTY.
cor-espoalsnoe nant!agton Aave-t!ser.

WAYNE c. Il. W. Va, oct. 81, 1873
notice III the last issue of that contempt.
ible sheet, the spurious Wayne AdrocGte,
that the editor writes u communication To
his own PAPER, signed w" in which he
gives vant &c some OF kis malice and ven-
ON against those who have formerly been
his best friends, and to whom he has been
indebted for money to keep his family
from distress.
In the first place, know the staten ent
that Mr.. Burgess went Ia Washing ton on
a pass furnished by Mr. Hereford, IS en-
oirely false. w the second place. the Jew
elrv spoken II by Lewis was bought bv
Mr. Burgess in Cincinnati sometime 81
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rFroa, the roS.ce5 I.eaf and co,icn P.sni,I
Tia Ahvsreissr in North Carolina

2ao GGNSlSk7eE Az @fO- - ~eAAA-'
AnRIylxa az Huntington at I
o'clock n. m, we remained over I'M
Ii! morning with several pleasant ac-
that We had made since
leaving Coyingten, having secured
accommodations with Col. Ware, of
the Ware Hotel, who did his best to
make our stay pleasant. We stroIled
around the thriving town OF Hunt
ington, which was named after the
able President OF the road Just passed
over, AMI we found it TO be a beautl-
ful little city. many handsome store
houses, churches, ine residences, etc.
Learning that there were two news
lalers establishments in the city, We
remarked 10 our companion, that the
printing Office WAS the place to lind
out all about 4 town, etc. Noticing
the sign LErltusyton Adcertiser, we
now felt ut home. We found the
brother Just returning from the post
Office. aud knew him by bis arniul Of
papers, letters etc. IL was only
necessary 10 tell that we were in the
same line of business. In few mo
mentS We were as well acquainted as
ii We had known each other all our
lives. though we had not had time to
ask the brothers name; but 1t being
4 rule with the fraternity to ask a
hundred or more questions, such as
birth places, tracing family relations
if single or married. how many child
rem, subscribers, It,, that being q
part OF Il newspaper mans business, 10
ell all he knows, We soon learned the
history at Huntington, in tact every
thing Of interest in the VITO c coun-
try. W. tolnl brother W. >.
| Downer to BE- = Tar Heel, having
lived in the future London, married
in Virginia, and a year CT two as'
moved TO West Virginia. Ode~TeX'
As friend siii hereafter when he went
To new town, and wanecd to Anow
ANYTHING, he would 20 10 the nfws-
paper office. W told HIN it would
save Us writing hundreds Of letters,
Is in a few days it would be in oul
North C.,roliul pI?er,; that they
have been under the Impression thc,
49, were los. abducted, pr something
tha, would b, a good item ri news,
and. Just Is W. expected, Jones, OF
the Oiar.-r, hal the following IN Z
late issue;
OS H.. lA,itAG..-"lIr. John Il.
Morris. Managing Elitrr ofthe To
a,vs1 LEAF ANp CogToE Plant,
yaS:sh,l IN th;, office. left his bee
and board IA tbs civ ab,ut three
NO, :, asl. aad u he left between
,aa ,ana. w, have been seriously in
,ae up..ll vt advertising aIm as lost
,.ru.i OF stolen. 5Ht on yesterday,
in !5ok.A. over the columns Of tn,
Huntington .We>, Na.l A'ccrt'se'
SO found tie following @h,cd rehG"r,
il unnecessary:
w, haltbc pleasure of q call lbs;
Slturjw from John r. Morris, Esq,
Managing Editor ~ the TOBACCO
LEAF ANo COrrpS Plant, paper
published in Cnarutte, Y. c., dova-
-
Huntington advertiser. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1874-1921, 1874-10-29

SWIFT IE1N NANyglccCGINg CpH
rASY meeting ca tae ,t,cN
holders. held at the Hale House IL
the citv Of Charleston, va saturday
the l7th day OF Oc-e1or lN.f ,hg
following directors for said company
were elected for ono wear from date.
Alexander Swift, George +. eli
mar. ". W. Trubr, JOB Cam.aS and
Charles Gretchen.
Alexander Swift was elected PreSi
dent. and job Comm, Secretary pr1
bm.
AIr. Conins IS also appointed Is a
committee OF one, % select a location,
upon winch TO erect ,hc works of
said COMPANY, and torcceivc PROPOSE
tions from the owners of zeal estate,
20 whom all communications shall b.
addressed at Charleston. Nys, Va:
riuia
Ia view Of the now certain .sc.,
that ", are % have Iron Works -,
tabl>heJ among as, at some point IN
the Valley 'o .. ~Lrid jy u. C,m
rs, it's only Iecmeiu.cc,,sry to say
that during tAc STAY ot Nr. Swift.
with Us ou KS, Saturday, 3. receive
ynrv marked anj reliable 1~~urmc,
Of material aid, an Q jutere,, from our
best citizens. And with >uch a>,ur-
auces, Mr.. Swift was much pleased,
and ha, lett for the purpose ofma
turing his plans. for ,ae cln>umu9-
zion at a early n lav.a> practicable
the scheme In which Sc are >o very
largely interested and by which from
its magnitude. AMI importance the
people Of the Kuavba Valley are o.
be So largely benefited. The original
ulau OF 4 contribution of Sln.9Dl. bv
;ha liberal people o: Charleston VA,
been altogether abandoned, aaj ia
lieu thereof it ha, heon assured by
rheS9mc citizens who had contributed.
and many otkers in addition thereto.
;hasa Joint stock company, would Dee
raised, with an actuaicapitui of $500,
600. OF which Sl0OO0O has alryt.t
been secured hv acknowledged sub
scripion. And Si5o,OUO lass been
promised "a, stock % De- taken hy che
citizens of Charleston and KuiIvha
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General News Summary

4 crusader was elected sheriff Of
Eo.s county, Q.
The streets and wharf OF Ironto,
h,-t month, cost Irouton $3,GS5. W,
can b,at that, his.
B,ltout Fumacc, in Ir5nton having
blown oGt, no time IS sct Tor common
cling business again.
Ms Logan, mother of Genera
John y Logan. died al Alurt.cesbo-
rough. Illinois, Yesterday.
John Cochran declines the Repub.
lean nomination for Congress from
tuc 5jh Di,uic; OF Wisconsin.
4 riot took place among the color
ell men Ia Jackson La last Satur-
Jay afternoon. Four colorei men
were killed. Rival factions in the
kopabliean party.
The cit, Of Irouton, like Ports
mouth, i in trouble about her Wa.
ter Works. The hank needs protec-
ton TO keep it from slipping into the
river. Bonds have been sold to get
money 20 ia things -Glods.
When Rev. Mr.. Sewers and fami-
~ arrived at Wesley chapel parson-
age they found much to their sur
prise and qualification. that some
kind friend in the congregation had
newly papered the house, unpacked
and arranged the furniture, and got
things in readiness for immediate oc-
cupancy. 1t was a thoughtful act,
and we know that no one can appre-
cate it,morc than an itinerant preach
CT. Ir0ufnn Commercial
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NUMBER OF TICKETS, 100. 900.
PRICE or Tickets Whole Tickets, go; HAVE
$40; Quarters, 50: Elshths, or each COu-
MN 2 81. b. Tickets fnr Sinn.

PRICE or TICKETS Whole Tickets, go; Halves,
$40; Quarters, s.; EIshths, or each COu-
pom, 80; 81 Tickets 10. $40.
Tho Montpelier Feun,Ie Humane Association,
chartered 10y the Legislature Of Virginia and NJ.
Circuit Court of orange county, proposes by a
Ge,ibd Gift Concert. 10 establish AID eAdOw .
Home for the Cd. Infirln, aud Desti ute Ladies
Of Virginia" a. Montpelier. the fofme. residence
Of President jams Madison.
GOVERNORS OFFICE, Richmond. .Iuly 81. 1874 -
IL affords Inc pleasure 10 say that an well ac-
oiaiIied with large majority o. the officers u
the Montpelier Female Humane Association,
VINO reside Ia the Vicinity pf MY hcue, and A.
t-st their intelligence, worth aud high repuratIon
rs gentlemen, as well AZ the putiir cUnr ience
influence all substantial means literally repre-
scented amoAg them.
JAS. l. KEEPER Gov. Va
ALEXANDRIA. Va, July ;. fsI3.-' - COM
men the rs Z nilemen II honor and integrity,
ana fuily entitled to tle cQnn1ence OF the pub
X. W. HUGHES, l. s Judge. Easn Dist. Va.
Further references by permission: His Excel
lency Gilbert q. walker, EX-GOy. Of Virginia !:
Hon. Ron; r. Withess, Iieni-tfOy. 81 Virginia
aud L. ;. senator elect; Senator'S aud Members
Of Congress from Virginia.
Remitt4nces for tickets may be made by CT.
press prepaid, post-ofice mo-ey order on Wash
lnQtor; d. G., or by registered letter. ReiIDle
agents wanted everywhere. q
For full particulars, testimonials, &C.. send FOR
HOY. JAMES BARBOUR,
Pres. NJ p n. A. AleIaniTia, "a.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.

viii attend in person Or hy deputy at the 'ol-
lowing places IN the several Districts IN Cabel
county. ". Va, fOf the purpose Of receiving
Taxes. doe from the people residing iheFe.I, fCT
the yeat 1874:
BNEBoCRsyiLIE-Bar bOlrsville Dist, Friday and
Saturday. Oct. s0th and 3lst
AIiToN-trrani DIST, MOniay November 81.
EOWELLs NILL~-G. ant Dist, Tuesday, Nuyem-
hnr 81.
Henry BOXERS SToRE-Union Dist, Wednes-
day. November 4th.
OUsLEy 5 Gar SCHOOL HOCsB-McCOmas Dist,
saturday, November 1th
UYAsDOrTg-Guyandot;e Dist, Monday and
Tuesday, November 9th and 10th.
HUNTINGTON -Guyan1oite Dist, Thursday, 10
yenber 18Th
,. L SMITH,
OCT. SIT. Sheriff Cahsll Co., ". Va
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ter his return from Washington. The
whole thing is tissue Of falsehoods.
I wish especially to contradict tie az
ser,ion tllat changed my advocacy from
Kenna TO Hereford on account Of Mr..
Kenna being Catholic. Tie assertion
that ] changed is false, aud if ] lad, !
al,,,ald not have ehange't on account OF
NJ. Kenna's religion. was not dele
r:..e 10 tie Charleston Convention, but
was there ! vert there 4 Kenna man,
and worked for his nomination until the
Convention assembled.
Iperhaps owe an apology for not eing
there malicious falsehoods, but all per-
s,n- no not know the source from which
they emarated.
Please give this place in your col
umns. Respectfully,
W. r. WILKINSON.
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REFERENCES:

Knowing fhst the management Of this As-'c 4
tiol VII be CONDUCTED "a repTesenfefi. sc chee4'
fully re-ofrnend rhe same ~ the pubic.
james leonard. Iohll Holfor1. John y. sei}on-
gal. W. W. Vim. " TOL-. j. W. Cook tii.finen
City Of Drni-pn, Texas. Judge VIM ID hfk.J j.
Sevns. cts Treasurer: ". X. Boss, L1re st-i
AmO Hctei NJ. Golls,li \ Gu, Merchants y N
Haghes. Real Esta.c Broker: fIst San0na
Bank. Danisnn: col FraEt >.hraier. KS-msyo.
Daily , Weekly News. Benson; samuel A. Ccps
Real Estate Broker: tUs. Perry. Attorney ". h.
T. X. X. Gcfi. G. 4. Bue Z. , h7ry, III.
Griffith, Texas.
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The National Republican, which has
been advocating a third term for
President Grant saws The PreSi-
dency, during another term. would
hare but few attractions for him. 1t
could confer upon him 10 further or
higher honor There is no reason.
therefore, to suppose he desires it
On the contrary. his natural taste and
VACCINATIONS are known 10 h4 in she
arec'ion oi domestic q1ic;udo and
privacy.
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A Retrospect.

n ketrOspects -
We have often heard OF singing
psalms 10 deaf hersc." but have
never lad such a,peFleet exemplihca' !
ton of it as in the Republican papers
siace the election. Before the elee
ton they we're engaged in a ois game
Of brag. We will give some of their
expressions: The West Virginia Jea'
l.al sail. Ca tie 18th day Of October,
when the polls close, Brother Here 7
ford will pack his National 'Bank in a /
carpet bag, and start for California, .
inging that good old sons
-Earcwen. vain uor;6 Tn giving Acns.'
The NRnSwha, Ctrpaicie.r,eites liSl ,
or papers in the State as following
the lead .f TIE Ctroaicl. some thir-
teen in all--aud SAYS. This Is sstrong
array OF journals. ,nd ihey a-e apoN- ,
cr in the State. they exert ire
menlcus inGneuse IL this time, and
vii in all probability decide the com
pleSioa OF the aext Legislature ana
eject members OF Congress IN TWO
Of the Districts, and perhaps ali OF
them" Again. insulting almost ey-
- - n ..n,t,.
"E l',n'o'fa' IL Tue l''''''o.' :;
teamed ah" ""Pt't PA '''.'"'
vote LOT h're''rO' Ina ~. 80 "
en'neeS II i~''r 81 nan ''e',''' ,''0
as SIX 70 one aS''''''' it''''''''' .''''
ran "'Il most 'ur''E 'C'' ''''."'
Inc li"n'',S''" ,''''. '',' :
~ Is e"o"-' ~ Us y, N'''" - ,'' u '"'
P''g'c ','''' ''''' '''' '''''
'n'OS""" >u'" - - ~ ~,
'''a' "e wa - '"'''' ." -
the I''n % '''o''' a. '"' ''''' va
''.ne - ''''''"'
-. -, .I
'"I " - ''l''' 'y..' ..' ' 80.
Al ''''' ~ y - -
NnO"n '"'' '''''' - 80
me Menu :, anu '"''v Il VIZ - - s''',' Ct
-f"n0 '''''l - 'N' ''''> "'N'
as VIII S'rS' ''Tser' &c "c'
Vow their tune Is changed, anu
they are making al! sorts OF EXCUSES
Cue OF TIE Aai ~" i'cA'F papers
I'VE ca'a,t call them Insepeaa'u.'.
ava 'aey oHj'ot %. oe''s c''.e' maui
call said sometime ago '''..' '"''o "''.
"ane hall papers IN 'he iiS'r'c'' "''''
culy Eve for Hereford, There We're
afterwards two little Democratic Pc
pers-count'ng the spurious WAYNE
4irocqteas one-that chaugcdto Hail.
- thaS made eleven - i've. Mr..
Hall, in his pot m24-m letter, says,
he told al the papers Sapportlos
him that be would P2y each Of them
$50 for publishing his card, ami
wished them 20 send out 500 extra
copies weekly. till the election, FIR
which he would pay" lie ssys, i
cannot tel how many extra copies !
sent cut. but suppose it Will no, be
tar from 1000 for an average Of >iN
weeks" Say that .he eleven papers
average 500 subscribers, /, would a.
gregate l2.J0o papers circulated IN
The Third District every week oppo-
sin. the election f Frank Hereford.
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aI50.OOO IN GIFTS.

DEPOSITORY, FiFs. National Baak Dsnisoa, Texas.
Distribution % commence immedl sieiy
after the ,onrert. Managers Of the Dis
tribution To he chosen by the ticket hold
ers and prominent citizens.
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a statement Of the Distribution WI De pub
lshed end forwarded - ticket holiyr-, arf All
gifts viii be promptly paid after the distributions
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LIST OF GIFTS:

i9.7G7 Gran1Casii Gifts. amounting 60. f10-l@o
% Prizes IN Real Estate, amounting to.50''9
is.Ts9 CATS. amounting ~. ,zyo %
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Agents Wanted
WATERS nEw scALEPiAMoS

" NVItTt uIiI iNIEHT, NIt w Isl IIhIIV'--
The touch elastic, the Tone powerful, pure and
even through the rntlie tcaie. Yet mellow AMI
sweet Waters Concerto Organs cannot be eS-
c4lled in tone or ,auty; they defy colnpetlOn-
The Concerto stop IS a iirr imitation Of the IL
man voice. Warranted for siN years Prices en-
trrIncly low for cash or part cash. ami balance
IN monthly payments. Second hand Instruments
AT great bargains. Agents Wanted. liberal dis
count 10 teachers. ministers. churches. schools,
lodges &c illustrated Catalogues mailed. uOR-
ACE WATERS y son, s5i Broadway. New YOrk.
T. a. Box 1857.
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How TO Remit TO rs:-Mnney should
be sent by Express or by Draft, Post Office
Money Order or Registered Letter Ad-
dress all Communications ~
ALPHEUS +. COLLINS. Ser.
InfS ssfs 80 Dcfiisor. Texas.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS!

THE undersigned commissioners, appon;e |
~ tn County Govt oi Cahe.i County 10 Jet the
CONTRACT for Building bridge across Mud River.
near ne tow ~ Milton, ~ sad county, viii re-
Cci;e sealed p.rr o-a!s respectively through thrir
~ November l>.+ for l." excavation, masonry,
surer.t:Gcturs ana spproat."' fnr said hire.
N" span VIII be 100 feet, woU1"n suspension
Br.d e: he Masonry, . Piers. Of abbu' ~ iett IN
height.-the WORK 10 - competed ~ we i9tu
daN al pcIouer. 1873
The contractor VIII ho required 70 give y nj
with good security. 20 be- approved y The Com
in.ssiJnrr,, fn. the performance Of his con-
tiac,. The commissioners reserve the rich! ="
reject aaJ OF an Il the Dds. Plans aud -pec!i
cations nay b" seen n the oil!ce ~ A. j. EnSiJw
Huntington. ". Va, on aud after the ii:h day OF
November, i>,i.
r. g. RI T. Milton, Cave! CO., W. Va.
ALFRED FLOWERS GIyanint!c. ". Va.
\ !. ENSLON, Huntington. ". Va,
oct. s9-!w. Commissioners.
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rhis Institution. established IN one Of the lar-
gr,t and finest dwellings IA The cry Of Ball.
more, I, thoroughly organized abt tt.cd dp WIZ,
eve cuny enlrnce for the eNc!asi., treatment
Of person. suffering from Rye aud Ear diseases.
Each Untient nag a chamber t. himself ana re-
ceivcs every attention from skilled nurses.
The Surgeon VITA his family ies,deS IA me III
s;iiitnte, a very I. eat convenience e. the sch,
es icclay those Opc. ated upon, slO can be VI
iter ~ all times and ~ "a mOment's no;irc.
Ga rip,e desiring information VIII apply hy
lcticT 10 JULIAN =. CiIlSOLI, u. d., - !. a.iA
la St, Baltimore. Nd.
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Gnod and Resnonsihle Persors WANT

ell 70 work Tor the interests Of this A-so-
citation. Liberal Commissions allowed.
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THE MASON & HaMLih
ORGAN COMPANY

winners II Three HigheIt Medals and Diploma
Of Honor 1T Vienna, -, and Pans. ~. 10" pI"r
the finest assortment Of the Best Cabinet organs
IN M world. inc.udlng new styles With recent
improvements, not only exclusively ioI c'sh' As
70, 7'rly. bat also on hcw plans u easy pay
ments. me most favorable ever offered. organ,
rented win rr.~'ioge 0i Pu.c,lasc, 70 almost ai!N
mart Of the c0uLh.~ FIRST payment SHso. or ~
warts. Iusirate 4 Cat. 'ogues aud circulars, VI d
NH d. 'tionlars sert free nn Application. NJ
dress MASON n HANLlN Oi..'AN co, Boston,
NV NnrA l.hirnNn
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE

~ II Z firm OF Gilber' Co. has this day been dls-
| solved, Messrs. powner co. purchasing tne
IA terest. OF John Jay Gilbert. All persons III.
d,bted To the concern Will please make pay mem
To- ". y. Do~ner & Co. who also assume ali the
October 18th, 1874.
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BALTINNOEE
EYE AND EAR ms riTUTE.

JULIAN J. CHlSpLM. NJ. ID. Professor OF ~
and Ear Diseases m ;hc nlye.Sity of Ma
nLni. Snrgrnn N ChArge.
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Cincinnati. o.. Oct. =
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Fold their tents, ike the Arabs,
FIRST GRAND GIFT CONCERT
Montpelier Female Humane Association
At ALEXANDRIA, a.,
LIST OF GIFTS :

NOVEMBER saRD, 1874
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-31

S7~ror particulars Of the burning Of the steamship
Gaucus of the Metropolitan steamship Companys line,
at her wharf in Boston see news columns.
BARK GRACE ROBERTS Dahler at San Francisco Jan 22
from Newcastle, NSW, the l4th inst lat 81 81 lon
lasting "a hours; lost deckload of coal, stove boat
washed everything movable from decks, and had two
men badly hurt by the which broke aboard; the
gave notice "a hours beforehand OF coming
gale, the lowest point reached before the gale being
29.@. During the gale the tarpauns and hatch bars
on the hatches and the pumps iouled by
the coal but when cleared water was found in the
wells.
BARK PARKR (daw) Rivers from Victoria VI Jan
II Acapulco put back 18th having lost greater part
OF sails during gale on the 18th.
BRIG Gro BERRY Keazer, Of and from Portland for
Cardenas reported ashore at Key del Padre entrance
Of Cardenas Harbor
BRIe SALVADOR Ospl Azqueta, from Mexico, bound to
Antwerp with acargo Of logwood, experienced heavy
weather the 18th Dec, in lat lon u 49, during
which lost spars sails rigging, &c, ana leaking slightly
was compelled to bear up for NASSAU NJ winch port she
reached Jams
BRIs WILLIE MAUD of Parisboro, Ms, from st john
Ms Tor Barbados is ashore at Grand Menan. The crew
all saved, but were badly frostbitten
scHR MAY, from San Bias at san Francisco Jan q
reports had heavy Sc gales, during which lost flying
jib, msinsai and jibstaya
scHR OcKASrcA, which went ashore Watts Ledge
Richmond Island, night OF Ath inst has broken and
total loss Capt Alley who owned onehalf of the
vessel Is uninsured and the loss TO him very severe
all he possessed was vested In her.
scnp ExxA D FrSsEy, ElwelI, at Newport 2Sth, from
Savannah for Boston lost part OF deckoad OF lumber
the 18th of Monauk; also lost foresa and jibboom.
ScHR BErrIA at San Francisco Jan a. from Honolulu,
retprts Iyin al " I'm Ion li5 ", encountered heavy