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Smyrna times., 1874-07-29

DOVER ITEMS Dover Band gave the
Wyoming folks moonlight serenade on Friday
evening, and were handsomely entertained
Carey Bros. treated them to ice cream and
cake. Prot. Heath made speech, and the
genial Jakes showed them through his gem of
park, on lake Wyoming, which was brightly
Illuminated, and served refreshments. The
young ladies smiled, and every thing was
lovely.
No service will be held in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday Rev. G. Huntington
and family are at Cape May.
Rev. &. d. Watson will spend five-week s
vacation with his friends among the mountains
in Pennsylvania. The pulpit will be supplied
by the Local brethren.
The Baptist Sunday School spent pleasant
day in the Camp woods last Thursday
Several farmers are threshing with steamer
from New Castle county
Trout bite like fury off the Mahon Stakes
Dr. Anderson and party caught over 100 on
Thursday, and Mr.. Kerbin and party over 20C
on Friday. Capt. Dan'l K. Tomlnson and
mate pulled up 2l2 in less than two hours or
Saturday. The fish know theyv got to come
when Daniel throws the line.
! Our post mistress received the frame for the
Signal Service reports last week. The reports
are received daily by the noon mail.
Roasting ears are in market.
j. G. Lofand supplies excellent Boston ice
DIR. Ridgely and family, and j. p Wild
Esq, sailed from Philadelphia on Thursday
for Boston, en- route to the Isles of Shoals
John G. Pennewill shot a very large blu
heron, down the creek, on Monday.
Smyrna times., 1874-07-29

The Methodist Coored Conference, in ses-
sion in Wilmington, closed yesterday. Rev.
b. Gibbs was appointed to Smyrna.
The DelaUdredn thinks it would be good
thing to get President Grant to visit Reho-
both; thinks it would be good card for the
place. We believe some of those interested
in that paper are also interested in RehOboth
lots, and 1t is encouraging to think they have
at last found some good use to put the Presi-
dent to.
About one o'clock Sunday morning, dwell
ling house on the farm of E. G. Stotsenburg,
in White Clay Creek Hundred, about one mile
north of Christiana, took fire, and was entirely
destroyed, together with all its contents. The
building was insured Mr. Rylett, the tenant,
and his family barely escaped, with such cloth
ing as they could catch up
An Odessa letter writer to the Gazette says
There will be after all, good many peaches
around us. A few have already been sent to
market and have sold high j. 7. Atherly, il
is understood received SO for a few. One
baskets others will have a tolerable turnout
and most others will have a sprinkling worth
notice.
A man who refused to give his name was
lodged in Dover jail on Thursday for riotou:
conduct in Milford. No one knows anything
about him, or where he came from. He made
his debut in Milford in attempting to make
an assault upon DIR. Robert Y. Watson anC
Benjamin Y. Collins, who not caring to prose
cute him, the town authorities TOOK the mat
ter in hand.
During the storm on Saturday evening, lth
inst. the lightning struck the parsonage of
Bethel NJ. Il. Church, on the Manor, west oil
Middletown, and running down the rod anC
entering one of the windows it started thu
casing and scorched the sill and washboard
Strange to say the pastor, Rev. 9. +. Shepperd
and family, received no injury, except a Sigh
shock.
At Pennington, Thursday afternoon, Arthu
, McClavey, proprietor of saw mill, met with
sad and fatal accident. He was conversing
sitting on log in the woods, while tree wa
being felled, and before he could get out of thI
way it fell on him. The others sitting on tn,
log with him managed to escape. His heaC
was crushed and he was killed almost instantly
He leaves wife and seven children.
Rev. Samuel Green, one of the members O
the cOlcred Nj. +. Conference 10 Wilmington
was once sentenced to five years in the Mary
land penitentiary for reading Uncle Tom
Cabin, soon after that book was issued. H
lived in Dorchester county at the time. H
served his time and was assisted in obtainini
employment in Baltimore county by Rev. Mr.
lsreal. While at Conference he called Of
Mr.. |. and renewed his acquaintance.
Leonard Jump, of Milford, employed b,
jordan, Fox & Co., of Philadelphia was kille
on the excursion train from Harrington t
E Lewes on Tuesday morning of last Week. H
attempted to get on the train at little statio
in Sussex after the train had started but fe
and was crushed between the cars and tn
platform He had no family but wife, VIII
resides in Milford and conducts the milliner
business. Mr.. Jump regarded Milford as hi
home and spent his leisure time there H
was forty seven years od on the 4th of las
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For Good Goods, Cheap Goods, and FASH
ionable Goods call on j. 4. Phillips & Co. at
their Popular Clothing House. Phil will
treat you right.
w. f. A. WoOdcock, DoUer, Dela,Uare,
Fine Watch and Chrononeter Maker.
Smyrna times., 1874-07-29

THE COMPENSATION FOR TRANSPORTING
POSTAL CARs.--A correspondence has taken
place between Mr.. Hinckley, President Of the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, and the Post Office De-
partment with reference to an application for
higher compensation for the movement of the
Post Office cars over that road. Something is
said about the determination of the Company
not to move such cars after the lst OF August
unless their demand be complied with, but
there is an impression that this question will be
deferred until the newly-appointed Postmaster.
General shall have entered upon his duties.
In the mean time the Railroad Company will
be officially informed by Postmaster G Genera
Marshall that the law having fixed the com.
pensation for the various kinds of service the
department has no discretion in the premises
and therefore it cannot refer to the question o
compensation to an umpire, that course havinG
been suggested by Mr.. Hinckley.-M. Y
Tribune.
Smyrna times., 1874-07-29

BASE BALL TALK.-A match game was
played in this town last Saturday afternoon
between the Smyrnas and nine from Dover
known as the Independents The latter were
beaten by score of q for them to AZ for the
SmYrnas as fOllOWs:
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,r,,oyxxExna-rvo quarts mills. q lsAsk ars In
1890. Of erection In Boise county q present
"a vil b ct 10 running sometime during The
,.,, tvo nonths One Of These. Nr. K. p. Piov-
-, nil Il situ.tsd on Illinois sulch. and Vim b
.,,,ov.a for crushing rock nom the Old 0ambrin1s
MA. md fom different lodges between 0amhrinus
"a ~ mill, q . plsce known - ''walksr's Dig.
d,,." Il viii b running insids Of ten daya Il
IN h employed. portion Of The dine. - ~ IN
ds,,s,,A in custom work. In order 10 give milne
,1e, ehaoes 70 test the value az their lsdgss and
40 70 sseour,es prospecting. The other mill - b.
~ bss u Qrsrszburs. on Granite creek. for csush
ns rock ftom the celebrated Iowa ledge. and hon
Ha,,~'s sxtsnaou Of the Gold Hin ledge. Ths
srsse up Of shess tvo mills viii do - much toward
,ssiae money into circulation - the voeking a Z
la,sa mining claims. - thsy WIN give employment
b white nea alone: and the money thsy earn Vim %
into circulation in The county. We ass Informed the
hs sAmsd mill viii also do some custom work.
Quite asnhsr Of lsAses ars In course of develop
sns tAeoaeAoas the county which pse0iss veil. md
nsrs svssy indication thas quarts mining - sooo
b b begun here IN earnest.
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NORTHERN IDAHo.-We condense the fol-
lowing from the Lewiston Signal Of July 18th +:
The Neg Perez County Board met July 9Th.
Last Sunday U. s. Msrshal Coburn arrested
Joe Craig. . halfbreed. charged with killing
IN Indian on the Lspwai road last week. 1t
appearing that neither the United States NOT
Territorial Courts have jurisdiction in cases
where one Indian commits an oiense against
another of the same tribe. he was discharged
Wallowa Joseph wants to fight in preference
tn removing bis band Of renegades onto the
reservation.
The steamer will not likely be able to reach
this place again this season, owing to low wa
ter.
The Grand Jury Of Shoshone county failed
10 End single bill Of indictment at the late
term Of the District Court for that county.
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owvHEE.-We condenss tas following hem.

OwyHrs.-We condenss tho following items
from the Aralaacks Of July 18th:
! Silver City has preacher. Rev. VIM. Knapp,
wuO WI preach &C Silver and Fairview On al
sornate ogndays during the summer.
attack Of pneumonia.
/. George Bonval 10 recovering from his lat.
attack Of pneumonia.
Jordan valley 10 greatly in need of -four.
Ing mill, and the Avalanche thinks it would be
go0d investment for somebody to build one.
A miner named Andrews purchased at q
fslrview grocery what he believed to be dose
OF EPSON salts, went home and swallowed it.
ANA It proved to be white vitrol. Antjdotei
were administered and it 10 thought he will
recover. .r
A party Of Fairviewers, including Miss FL
lon Sullivan and Mr.. p. McCabe. went on 4
matrimonial trip to Boise City last Wednesday
whom Miss Sullivan and Mr.. McCabe were
married.
Wells. Fargo 4 Co. shipped from hero dur
ing the -. week s ending yesterday. bullion amount
G. 8. Miller has been confined to bic room
tor several days with severe cold in his lungs
A Silver City blacksmith named Mooney, II
reported to be wandering around in the mouo
taino Grassy with deliSiMm tremsns. Whoever
furnished him the ''rot gut" should be compel
led to take care of him.
Two Cinnamon took French leave of Silver
tow days ago, one of them taking with him ,
woman belonging to another of his c0untrymen
Thereupon Chinese cook in the employ of thu
editor Of the Aralancke. was constrained Il
remark: "Some Chinamen too muchee bad
al same Mclean man."
Tho mines in Owyhee county continue 4
look exceedingly we'll The South Chario
shipped bullion valued at 81 900 last Wednss
day.
Fairview 10 constantly receiving large &C
cessions to ito population.
All tho boarding houses on War Eagle noun
tain arc crowded.
One hundred men were discharged ono day
last week. on which occasion I've or six barrel
Of whisky were consumed. cover . gallon ant
. half per head) and no drunken fights.
A couple Of miners got into dispute, ant
after throwing stones at each other awhile, on
drew knife and slashed away 1t the other
doing no damage. He was arrested and 6net
go and costs.
A school district has been organized at Fair
view. and Miss Mary Mahooy employed u
teacher
Nine or ten new buildings are in course o
erection at Fairview. and several parties try
ing TO get lumber to build more.
Frank Guerin, Of Fsirview, was stricken
with paralysis of the left side last Monda!
night. The attack was . severe one, but Their
are good hopes Of his recovery.
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- sclnoslsdss ioalls during Is. -.
49, nun Hon. y. J. Biddy, Of BORON. ana -.
$3.50 sssvard. q censervtue. Tnev renort -.
.-..1 sseon Over With IN both o. those camn. ana
-.Sa ~ soafce Al lev miness arc YET engages 4
o = p he last Of their season.. vorr -.
vs1y nue. moro ground vim b worked h.sor. .,..s
$3.50 some ehansea in the ownership Of OHM.
~. eken placs. and usually Il low prizes. ov,r,
" 0s unnvosahlsness Of the season. but mo.t ),
sas miners Of both camps win be uke,v 70 -.o.,.
sneee sne smother year. = II Il beoomine ..4,,.a
.os WAS Idaho = about - good place. With &, a.
tt dzawbaoks. q any. - "
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6ADmuA-Our msshemssioAl TREAD. Jno. Strong
Ia. svOoped down from his ssras In The mount
sas bstvesn Gambrinus and the bod waters of Elk
zssk. on 10 Idaho City. and the w0sLD once. on
Tuesday Of this week. The mines up there vsre
say discovered las: AI. and hence hardly pros
psesd yet o-ins 70 the drought Of the present ssa
90 But few days work vas done there II mining.
bot the pay vas better than was looked for. Mr..
GeoeRs Chan berlain IL 1t work bringing In ditch.
vsiea be will complete this fal. and another year.
he season fAvorins. Prairie Dssgsnss vii rsndsr
god account Of Themselves. The locality u . very
slevssed one for mining. and Mr.. g. says 10 such
god summer retreat that they must stay there
vasshss hey make money or nok
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ADA CounTY.-We condemns the folIow'n
;t..a from tho Boise City 6tatssM0x:

itesns from The Boise City Statss@a~:
". C. Tatro has entered into contract
ia y. W. Howard to continue carrying tne
II 4. nail from Rattiesnake station to ROCKY
Har. soeil July, 1873. He will continue 70 run
~ sfa9ee 'frem Boise City, earring passeo'
sess ss1 express freight % eeseeofcre. :.
Noes Lyons. lstely reelected Aarshai o.
noire Ctr. died, Jsly 18th, agHd - years
81. 2. Psiststt snl J. Brsmbask have -
tnrpel ltom Rocky Bar. 80.
~. Wystt, Of Dry Greek. estimates az ny
|esep this year q $50 tons.
IL lwsIliag hosss occupied b ~. Boomer
- - eornef of Fourth and Idaho Streets
eeas1t 6re s. - kitchso while they wsrs
s@e8s~ arrakfhot Nsolsy morning.. Is waa
~ ~ vifhouf any perticulsr damage.
Jeotjee Hslllsts5 writes that y csnnos ao'e
- Aneuat teeD q cesrs y AIsssas e0ss
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scxHr FIAr.-xr. George Titus. Who has bssn
prospecting In the vicinity OF Summit Fiat for some
aiag IKE month. vs. IN town on Sunday last Mr..
Illus paid visit TO the Golden Ira quarts lsdgs.
sseay md reports IL very rich. - fAr - ons can
Hdee By sppssraoess. He says Il 10 almost tmposst
~ 70 Ind single piece Of rock taken ont Of the
- Which does not show pleatifslly of Tree gold.
NE aesy owners Of the mine srs q vosk taking oai
"e< acd VIII continue 70 do 20 Sos shout . month
M when they win begin erusAins IL Unless thu
o''s'a Ess be- been srossly nisrspssssntsd 70 -.
M oos OF The best mines In Boise oouaty. and ~
s'Ps when tested il win maintain 10 present good
rspatsdoo
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HAvuo IN ovsrstock Of ply 0eods. CIoeAss0. 1no
Aec(e - SAeas and bsDg destrous OF reducing tu.
nortioo Of ny stock, propose making estroords"cs
1nducemsues % Cash buyers from this dase w
fnrehee notScs. Customer erdevtag soods aI tney
al Thoos eslJis1 q store VIII please always indi.
80 vhesaee thsy want .'eharssd OF expect 70 pey
- CeeA Vim take goods IN any Of these nnes .
anoos Co.'S end charges. Q. .. ANOsAsA'
Juoe L le5l-G
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Com 10 zHx Bxsm.-Our old typoeranhio., fr,.nA
Jsnss r. Pile. lssk yesterday evening. ON hurried
trip 70 Horseahos Bend. The object Of hi. Wait !.
toparchass fArm and 10 proposes. he succeed. a
thai. - join The 0zangszs next, and become u.sfu,
sasassa and dnsR Of the soil Pile Il the best type.
ss'csss In the world. and u equally - good farm
- . Vpssdoksr; but vs are little afraid when he
eoss % farming his stock win I'll die OF for want Of
s'ssp - b always gets up BY O'Clock In the morn
anG and frequently earlier even than that He lives
principally without sleep. but cattle and horses can.
not
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so'o'ns.-IAs Chinese ~ their countrym.n Who
a'ea q Tuesday night iast committed suicide. Id
osaoase4 q osntssvs. and va cent over here Viii
sons - aust Belonging b his company 70 eet \
sxsnanssd Tor gFssnhaoka which hs did. and thap
sAmh'sd u money OF: assr doing which he re,o,v.d
% evsds : meeting With his wrongsd partners b.
esoseang ne sHx. and procuring and SWALLOWING
eoopae OF ounces OF % Of laudanum, he vss econ
'andso safely o. the other shore. II he had han
aofs ennshssnsd 10 would have taken trip 10 Cane
q until The ''aAis Wa huahsd up or the wire, laid
sor a aeQuittl but these heashsn never v,n lar
anything
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11.1vkaAscE--As N instance Of pssSevssancs n
.any. may b mentioned thas sesnslsmsa nam
Assahiu has . cabin By the roadside . mile oe
"s@ town. which 10 u present unoecapaed. but
re" locked up-part Of the time. Ths Chinsss
." open every night By drawing ths stspss
.Aea holds the paddock. On suspicios q thss hsv.
''sa 'omsshing Of vsius put IN u ths day before.
neisheof man Who passss By u every morning
c's 70 his worn. closes and drives IN he seapls.
Wv hnd It open again he following morning. Il
- A'r fight between hosssty aad rogsesy. and soml
ss's 10 beginning 70 b felt - 70 which vim prove
u victor.
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~ Ion he vssy bsst Phosogsphs. % 70 bEso's.
Z RujoAbon's GALLERY with N xAkvA1Vns -
,ennteopssy serssk. Can Isancasco.
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and County,.

-, ueeics.-I hereby oGse eoe sale. Sor
.,,.s q good mining ground containing
~ .,ou,d sOr twsaty-avs ysazs' work. and
49, = ~ water The ysar round. eaad
NV .,.n.ssd On the south sids q Moore cesek.
C ..A /. half mills shove Idaho olty. anA wiN
: .'u :. terms which cannot M % sav. '.s'aA''
-. ,.rt,eslars. apply = Dc. shs0sr's olAos.
~.rczrr, July Is ls7S. J. sczu1ss.
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Estate Of George La,oson, deceased.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN BY
IN the administrator Of the above estate to the
creditors Of and al persons having claims against,
aid deceased 70 exhibit the same with the necessary
vouchers within ten months from the first publica-
ton Of this notice. 70 the undersigned In Idaho City,
1T. WIN. LAUER. Administrator.
Idaho City, July II, 187l-wA.
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IA NJ Horssahos ne.d.

WsnI - CITY 70 attend The Rocv Mountain q
~ Oua1sFsoes.
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''osM DHAr." has been holding court among our
Celestial ssllovcitssns On Busna Vista Bar duripe
The vssl. and two Of them have baen summoned
svay 70 The land Of the lsal The heaahsns. when
sAsy discover that one Of their number IL about 70
pay the debt Of nature lay him out Of doors in order
that his ghost may not return 70 disturb the alum.
bers Of ths living: and ono Of those who died this
week. vas put out among the rocks couple Of which
we're placed under his head. and In that condition
died; tAs other had been working for some "Mslcan
men" and psrhaps Jared better.
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,-, sr,v,cx.-Rsv. d. @. Strong yin pesaeh
- :. \. Z Church Of this pases q IL O'Clock 10
80, rSpuday) morning.
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Isnv1o.-Ths sssidsocs q Hon. J. J.
.poss. On More creek. just outside a. town. ~
lev sisAts go By soos Chinese thieves.
Numbered Of AaN . tank q Quicksilver saA Z
!. % boxes Of eaod,ss: bat fortunately. ~ ssss'
- 'aaudses aesussd II. +. Sfon he slambssa
~. ~' robbers hearing hin - ~ end opsa ~
s'eesadsd tAsy were beias psssssd. cd drop
y as eoety lev yssds ffoo ~ hosss. took Y
sseas. md u w. recovered ths as3b 0esaine
- Aso nsds ma ths sa0s naeAt o. II. Jsllaa
=. voed-pils. bas -, sAsssaag - b swsxs
@s routed nom thses go. Without sswasd -
Ha'' Industry.
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p. II. Corr Fso. Who has bsen laid up for repairs
sr some dsye nest b. swollen knes. Il rapidly i'm.
ur.vinr. and hons 70 b out aeain in few days.
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Rscovx2xp.-Nr. william Gsogsu. Of Placerviue.
Who be- been in town for some time undergoing
treatment BY d.. Roshwe for sn u'esraesd leg winch
hsd troubled him for . number OF years. returned
home one day this weex thoroughly sound.
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.Horrx1.-ws. Of Idaho City. have experiences
the hottest vsashse Of the season during the week
lust passed; shs tAermometsr having run up 70 lo9
degrees n the shade and the hest continued With 1t
IL, II any abatement until yesterday. when marx.
"A meditation took place.
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sr,v,crs.-Rsv. D. q. serong VII peeaeh
.,ss =. month Of July 1t The following a@'' and
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wALxxas DIooTsos.-Ar. James Irwin came In
from the shove camp day before yesterday. He says
the place II deserted. There two men 1t Banner
grading site for Hon. @. W. Crsfts' quartz mill.
and these are al he knows OF In that camp. Green
Martin. Who has been 1t Lost creek during the
Spring has gone Loon creek having been attracted
BY The quicksilver fever raging in that direction and
90 Lost creek 70 also deserted.
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1~Hdving determined to aay and
help to deuelop this country, 1 shal keep
Is Full Sock Of Goods, to Ell at Fair
Living Prices, and shall Be glad to zee o.
hear from ~ IN spa,at Qf goods n my
line. Orders sOiu Be promptly filed and
on just as good terms ~ ~ buyers
,oGs pvsssst, and ~ packages a. Ito 10
pounds I nh deliusr Fes = 0ast4siUe
and Hlac5uiNe.
49, c., - e losA1
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oII1L noaR-Durins the past week there have
been ave pieces Of bone removed from Phil Pencala
-. making twenty -seven. which have been taken
out since the accident which resulted In
breaking his LEG. II 10 thought thas there Il still
more boos 70 b taken out Phil has had . serious
dmA at t. since he vas hurt. and but for tho close
ssssntioo and care bestowed upon him would scarce
u have como out Of the orleal but having got slooe
thus iss. the prospects for his recovery seem q
b eood-bsetsr than ever before.
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NV erYix OF GUx.-Xr. J. B. Emery ahowed a. .
Dsv psssnl Hsnry rifle. day before yesterday. The
gun u tie arss one Of the kind brought to this
county, and 10 much better adapted n mountain use
than either Of Henry's former patents: being con-
ssructed in . manner 10 exclude dust aud dirt OF
every kind from the lock besides IL IL neat styiAh.
eoavsnient and In every way a improvement on
any other gun re have ever handled.
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Acc1pxxr-xr. John BroGan. OF Placerville. met
With very severe sod painful accident on Thursdsy
lAst He vas piping and stopped 70 move some
rocks out Of the way. when boulder fell from the
baak shove ooso his right hand crushing the whole
palm Of tbs hand In . fearful manner. Mr.. Brosan
10 now In this city under the Of Dr. Shelter who
ms the hand put into shape and viii probably ssve It.
esOo0-D. r. wagner. ESQ.,. Wells. Fargo COS
accommodating agent u this place. informs ~ that
he received letter from San Francisco informing
him thss The SCENTS Of the company in the interior
towns Of ths coast had up TO the date Of the letter.
eoscGsd g. 900 for the relief Of the Louisiana SUI
Iaeoro.