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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
MISCELI.ANEA.

Budd Doble Travelled through California
IN baruuche drawn by six horses.
A man at Seneca Falls, N. Y, last fall
had BIS bushels of clovcr-seed from forty
eight acres, which he sold for s., 200.
DR.. Glenn. said to be the largest farmer
lin California, has just sold his last years
crop of grain for nearly $500, 900 in gold.
Young men who wear extra long listers
are sometimes thought to be intoxicated
when they are only struggling with the
|skirts of their overcoats.
A postal card picked up in the street n
Norwich, Conn.,, the other day, bore this
solemn appeal: "Deer mary for hv Of God
send me a pare of pants.
Civilization slowly but certainly elevatcs
the mean duration of human lite. As many
live now to seventy as lived to forty-three
three hundred years ago.
Sallie Morris. q pretty Newark girl is
..mind.rea.ler." She eaid to 5ashful beau
the other night, "Why, I believe you are
goiLg to kiss mel" She was correct.
Unless Milwaukee girl can take brick
in each hand and make eight feet and four
inches at a standing jump, she rarely gets
admitted into the best society.
President Grant receives $15S day sal
ary, and it is reported to be quite affecting
to see HIM go up to the table and lay down
a s. plated butter-knife As present to the
bride. Brooklyn Argus.
Governor Ti!den keeps two different
brands of whisky on his s:de-board, and
when delegation of Democratic lead
.rs" from Brooklyn heaves in sight, 1t
locks the best brand up.--fBrooklyn Ar
gus.
Goethe and Schiller lie side by side in
The royal vaults at Weimar, untroubled by
he sad reflection that there really ISM
any thing our great and good Childs car
10 to render their situation more comfort
abe.
Can't Tommy Mast give US cartoon o1
the distinguished ex-senator from Nilsson
"a standing on the poop deck of the Pom
|merania and blandly lifting his hat. as tn
vessel moves out into the stream?-lN. \
Com. Adv.
peace Day." or "Mothers' Day." as
has been termed, is to he celebrated til
18th Of June. in Boston, by the Woman
Rights leaders of that city. Miss Julr
Ward Howe is President of the Associa
tiOn.
The New York Graphic has attained
1.-The altitude of its ambition. One of 1t
: l-oi.ors ha. been up in q ballonn, and nos
those old pictures which they used 60 free
i ly couple Of years ago can all be brougl'
, out again.
An old sailor of Brewster. Massachu
y setts, has recently married very Lowell
Yarmouth belle. He is ninety years o
{ age, but he reckons he isn't 60 old bu
}. what he can haul q corset just as taut
+ he ever could.
D A reporter Of the Cleveland Herald stoo
l. ON the Courthouse steps the other da
aud counted eighty-four men who want
be Governor of OHIO; and. it being
!. cloudy day, it is supposed that he misse
J. about two hundred.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

NEW YORK GRAPHIC. Heath has been
busy this spring among our providers of
laughter. The minstrels Dan Bryant,
Nelse Seymour and Unsworth; the bril-.
liant feuille,onist, Henry Olapp, and tho
genial humor;st, Chrrles Dawson Shanly,
have all died within the last few weeks.
They have gone to the land Of no laughter,
These men who made mirth for Us oil.
The places Of some of these men can
not easily be filled, and We could have far
better spared half dozen Christian s'ates.
men. or twice that number of eminent
Wall street operators.
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Afianced Washington Bellies.
Washington Letter.

The spirituelle daughter of Chief-Just'
ice Waite is reported as about to wed Sur
geon Ruth, Of the Navy. Miss Hayes,
stately Kentucky belle, who has been
devoted friend of the Lost Cause" has
at discretion to Colonel Oliver,
who bravely wore 1.-The blue" MI. Ar
thur Dodge is to marry the eldest daughter
# Postmaster General Jewell. and Miss
Jeffers is to wed NJ. Mehul, who belongs
70 an old Flemish family. There were
rumors of another match between titled
foreign gentleman and the daughter of q
member of the last Congress, but the de-
.nan,ls of the devoted loyer for settle
ment," providing an income for him in
case of her death, met with no favor IN
the parents eyes.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.


TCLECTIC PHYslCIAN-Oflice in
L. Fridlcy's building. north side Man
street. Having located in Bozeman, ten
dcrs h,s professional services 10 the ci''-
Zens of the town and county.
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ee in the Old N. E. Church Building
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
federal and Territorial Off c er

federal and Territorial Oft1 ers.
ovcrnor-Benj. j. Potts, Virginia City.
|ecrc,ary-J. L. Galloway, Virginia City.
Auditor-Sol Star. Virginia City.
Treasurer H. q. Hickman, Virginia.
Chief Justicc-D. S. Wade, Helena.
Associatc .Justiccs-F. G. Scryis, Va. City,
rm Knowles, Deer Lodge.
I. S. Dist. Att'y-M c. Page, Radcrsburg
burveyor Gcncral-A. J Smith, Helena
$. Marshal--Wm +. Wheeler, Helena
collector Int. Rev. II. p. Fuller, Helena
collector Custom A. Cummings
blcna.
s. Examining gSurgcons-Chas. Mussig-
a, Deer Lodge; ThoS. Rccce, Helena.
$. Com'rs-John Potter, Hamilton
IN. Maguire, Bozcman.
lozcman Land Dstrict--E. w. Wil'ett
lister; J. V. Bogert, Receiver: Bozcnlal
Helena Land District-W. G. Child.
pis,cr:D. Ii. Weston. Receiver: Helen:
County Officers.
Probate Judgc-H. n Mcguire.
Board of Co. co". : y y y %slsi;s,; %sSass;
EEhcrilr-CL. Clark. Deputy, j. i. Finch
ICjcrk and Rccortlcr-Arch Graham.
fTmasurcr-S. b. Bowen.
Superintendent Pub. In.-F. i. Stone.
4 Surveyors. NJ. Reed.
Coroner \. ID. Mcpherson.
Asscssor-B. NJ. Dawes.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A GENUINE EnOch Arden case excites
Quincy st present. Six years ago John
Bimpson, wealthy manufacturer, left for
Europe with two daughters, and sailed on
the United Kingdom. which was meyer
heard from until now, when news is receiv.
cd that Bimpson and his daughters arc
alive and en- route home. In the mean.
time Mrs. Bimpson has collected 5000
life insurance, Is married, and has child
hy the second husband.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

1NHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON- Office
II next door west Of Strasburgcr q Scr'
ling's, Main street, Bozcman, NJ: }. Ten
tlcrs his professional services to the citizens
of BOzeman and Gallatin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
DR.. "A. J, Hunter,

uOHYSICIAE AND DSURGEON Office
Al his residence, next IL Metropolitan
Hotel on Bozeman street Tenders his
nrofcssional services TO the public.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A BALTIMORE exchange says: A fsw
DAYS since gentleman from the State Of
Texas consulted Prof. John n. M0nmOnic
in reference to . protuberance OF several
wears standing situated upon the left tenn
ple. The Abnormal growth was composed
entirely of bOny matter, about three
inches in length, and half an inch at ito
base. and resembling precisely the horn OF
an animal. The Professor removed II by
making 4 circular and several straight in
cisions through the scalp at its base and
cut through its entire thickness with a
chisel and mallct on level with the tenn
Doral bone.
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SENT FREE

and postpaid-The Beverly Budget
rs per week CASH TO Al. at home or
travelling. Something entirely new. 40
dress al once, The Beverly Co.. Chicago
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
NOTICE.

" LI pER6ON6 Knowing themselyel
"A indebted 10 ~ will please CONS tor.
: Ard ~ eettle the same, and eave cosss.
t2s4tl A. AA' =
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The New Moon.

A BABY SONG.
Dear mother, how pretty
The moon looks tonight,
She was never SO cunning before;
Her two little horns
Arc so sharp and so bright,
hope she'll not grow any more.
If I were up there
With you and my friends,
I'D rock in it nicely, you see;
I'd sit in the middle.
And hold by both ends;
0, what bright cradle 'twoull be.
Iwould call to the stars
To get out Of the way,
Lest We should rock over their toes,
And there l would rock
Till the dawn of the day,
And see where the pretty moon goes
Mrs. Fnllen's Little Songs.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
Il. r. Edwards,

TrORNEY AT LAW-O9ice next
n door to A. Ialnmc & Co.'S, Bozeman,
Montana. viii practice in all Courts OF
the Territory.
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Spring Song.

A welcome wind, \ ba'my breeze.
A freshness of south shores and seas,
New blown from distant fields, aglOw
With gorgeous bloom and sudden show
Breathcs forth, IN fragrant promising,
The dear delicious things Of spring.
A blossom shower of pink and white,
A blucbird's warbie, blithe and bright,
A leafy world Of odorous joys
Sweet ringing to the robins noise
And Nature keeps her promising
In sly surprises Of the spring.
Then, sweetheart mine, let thy gla:
voice
With spring and with thy love rejoice,
Enrap.uring all the listening earth
With ecstasies of lovers mirih,
Till birds around in cnvious throng
Echo to mates the self-same song!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

YESTERDAY morning policeman was
called in to quell family disturbance ON
Seventh street, and, as he looked at the
broken furniture. ruined stove. and bleed.
ing man and wife, he asked of the man:
no you have these spells often? ?" "Well.
no." answered the man; ''my wifes
health 10 so poor that she will only strike
back occasionly. "-[De.r0it Free Press.
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r. p. Vivion,

TTORNEY AT LAW-Officc. first
n floor Perkins brick building, Main
street. Bozeman. Will practice IN al the
Courts of the Territory.
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journalism.

The conductor of public journal who
faithfully performs his duty generally
lends toilsome and tbanklees life. With
a firm purpose to do equal and exact JUS
tice he arouses antagOnisms and makes
lifetime enemies of many who. if he were
engaged in any other pursuit would be
among his best friends. If he comments
with just severity upon the acts of those
who have been chosen to to administer
public affairs. he: makes more enemies
Than friends by SO doing. If he ignores
or palliates the real or apparent derelic-
tions of duty, on the part Of the servants
of the people, his motives are impcaciied
and his friends al,euated. If he tells the
truth and nothing but the truth regarding
subjects in which. the publicare interested.
there are oftentimes those who think that
this or that detail ought to have been
omitted, and the list of his downright
enemies or lukewarm friends is again
Increased. If he utters an honest opinion
ON subject of public concern and afler-
wards changes his views and gives ex-
preston to the thoughts and conclusions
which further ligh: and more mature re-
Election have convinced him are correct,
lhe is accused of Inconsistency and an In
tention to accomplish . purpose detri-
mental to somebody's interests We have
hinted ut only few Of the obstacles and
difficulties with which the editor Of the
period comes in contact. But there 10 a
law of compensation that sets all things
even. and the faithful journalist receives
lhia share of its benefits in the end.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A. Vermont farmer struked' hS4 gray
locks ank sadly remarked: II dSdoS resE
|ly know how old and feeble was until
vent TO hex James this morning. Hes
only seventeen, bat couldn't make him
holler,"
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A LONDON chemist has discovercd means
for producing ea-bonic acid In liqo'd
form a very low cnst; which. he shsnks.
readcr practicable the long-talked-of en-
sine in which this acill, in .aseous form,
shall be motor.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21
John Potter,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. Hamilton.
n Montana. Will practice in all Courts
OF the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

O,nFAsHroNED LADY: "Mr. Editor,
nlease TO print me = nice piece against the
foolish fashion which tho women have 0f
mining their wells closely about their
facess" Editor: Never, Madame! When
wo pitched into their bustles and panniers
thew got their backs up higher ihan ever.
If we now fly at their faces II will avail
Nothing. Fashion. Madame. u an I'M
prcenable fortress. whether you attack IN
front or in the rear, tho woman 10 its COM
mandcr."
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

TrORNEY At LAW-Ofiicc in Per
~ kins' brick, up stairs, Main strce,,
Bozeman, Montana. Will practlce IN ai'
Courts of the Territory.
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/. Q. O. T..

LINCOLN LODGE.No. 40, I. Q. 9. T.
meets at Fort Ellis, NJ T., every Thursday
evening. Members of the Order Always
cordially welcomed. N
W. q. SIMPsON, W. Q. i.
A. DUNcKER, Scc'y.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A Paris letter writer says: ! suppose
the American papers copying from the
French ones, have already given publicity
to the scheme of N. Michaei's. the drama.
tic agent here. for grand American dra'
ma in five acts. to be founded on some
episode 10 the history of the Revolution,
and 70 bs written by . French drama''s'
for rcpreseu tation during the Censenniai.
The prize he offers for the successful piece
is in itself very handsome, c0mpris'ng
10. 900 francs =, 00O) and gold medal,
besides which the authors royalty will
amount 10 an immense Sum, 90 that the
Inducements are quite sufIicsent 70 call
forth the best cfufts Of the leading dram
asists OF France. The jury which y q
decide on tho relative merits of the plays
Offered for competition y already formed.
Victor Hugo b To ~ il President, and
FraDeisqss ea1Dsy. the greatest theatrical
critic In France, 10 70 be one Of IT. mem
hers, 0Oodpeas gracious! 10 What qoanii'
ties 0f stun ab0ul Lafayette and ROcham.
beau, the 6cur de lys and the Starr an1
!6tnpes, Washington and LOUIS XVI they
will be obliged 10 lisien! But. jestinl
|apaft, this enterprise is pr0bobly one 0t
the most popular and practical Ut all ihs
literary plans called .tnt0 beano ~ ~
Ceots1nial.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

A REMARKARLE instance of lapse OF
memory was related At Dartmouth, Eng
and, short time ago. A bcdrldden old
woman, who had long been in receipt OF
outdoor relief, he'd lived in an extremely
INDECENT and miserable condition. paying
only sixpence . week for the attendance
of . woman to wait ON her. This woman
had the curiosity to unlock and search a
box in the old womsn's room, and there
found . bag containing one hundred SOW
erelgus. A gentleman who had 6efriended
the invalid was called in, and she declared
her utter forgesfulness that any money
was in her room. The relieving officer,
however, has laid claim to the hoard OF
gold with view to tho repayment 70 the
guardians Of the sum expended on the old
voman's u,aintenancs. She formerly Kept
d cidershop.
WE are told that ths March returns Of
|,he dry goods imp0rsssions 1t New lork
SHOW considerably greater activity than
10 ordinarily manifcs,el u this time Of
1.-The year. chiefly attributable, It y thought
lto the recent advance IN iasiff Iates. The
Total entries being q, 81. $50 in excess Of
last year. The increase has been princi-
lpally In woolsus and silks. the stocks of
|whck ars now comparaalvely low. FO'
lshs psst three months the total Imports
|,iocs foot Up ts6. .oe0. .76s, sgainst t34. .sld'
I5tl for the corresponding Desiod last year.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

6MIru, the future pnet laureate. has
beateu every one who wro.e of the seasons
before. He hes got the four seasons iniu
four lines, for which he charged the editor
Of the Blue Buxzer four dollars. This is
the poem:
'.First comes the snecze,
Then comes the pease,
Thes Games the tlsas,
Then Il begins 70 free1e.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

WHEN man hands an editor an article
for publication, and asks him to ''fix it up"
because he ''wrote it in hurry" ant
.hadn't time to revise it." you may know
tha, he commenced the article directly af.
ter supper, and wrestled with it until mid.
night. rewriting u fourteen times, destroy.
cd . quire of foolscap. and blessed" his
pen every two minutes. That's the way
they generally write an article when they
ere lin . hurry" and have mo time "
revise II itn-INc1ristOwn Herald.
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"SrAY!" he said. his right arm around
her waist aud her face expectantly turned
to him, ''slAall 1t be the kiss pathetic.
eymr athletic, graphic. paragnph'c. or'en'
tai, horizontal, intellectual. paroxy'mal:
Quick and dismal. slow and unctious. and
,e el,ous, devotional, or whasy' Sha 'aid'
perhaps that wonld BE- tie better way
[Rochester Democrat.
voRrY.oMs years ago . tar bride In
Fulton county. New York. received as .
wedding present . large and delicious
cheese, Since then the bride and sl who
attended the wedding except the groom
have died, and yesterday. on the foFty-nst
anniversary of his marriage. the tnely
old man, his banquet hall deserted. tor
the hrst tine cut and tasted the lonely
old cheese.
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J. J. Davis,

A TTORNEY AT LAW ONCE on
n Black street, Bozeman, N. !. VIII
practice in ali Courts of the Territory.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-05-21

MoxrAaUE plays the character OF Ply.
di.s in ..Rafael." If the first letter Of Ply
di,s be removed. the pronunciation OF
tho rest of the word will give correct
idea of Non,agus's pcrformance.-lA,cs'
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Very Low per Centage Of Profit.

Old customers will find us up to the
lines, and new ones are invited TO call
md examine goods and learn prices.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03

Esq, of the Cosmopolitan, is to succeed
him. 1t is said Leland puts on too
many scollops for the San Francisco
public.
Ike Bateman, one Of the proprietors
of the International hotel, at Virginia
City, arrived in that city last Monday.
He proposes To show the people of the
Bonanza City a hotel worthy of the
name when he SERIOUSLY sets himself
about the work of rebuilding, next
Spring.
Matrimonial fever, saws the Carson
Tribune, is prevalent hereahouts just
now. Another of Carson's lair
daughters will be led to the hymeniaI
altar this evening and then I've taken to
the wilds Of Eastern Nevada. The
young lady has our sympathy.
General Vim. NJ. Lent, the well
known mining operator, has been con
fined to his home for several days by
severe indispo~ilion.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03
AIEAlIN(sN.

p. w. johnson informs the SiireT
SAFE tina he bad "A conversation with
Congressman Lane, OF Oregon, who
passed WinneInucca the other day.
with whom he was formerly acquain-
ed, relative to the Winnemucra and
Oregon Railroad. Mr.. Lane informed
him thai the people of Southern Oregon
were strongly in favor of the road; thai
the platform on which he was elected
favored IL, and that he would do all in
his power to secure Legislation favora
ole To its speedy construction. The
building of This road is now IA Necessity
tn the people of southern and Eastern
Oregon, and it soon will be To Eastern
Nevada and Utah, whose lumber sup
plies will have to he procured In that
section before many years.
BY John Byrnes of Paradise Valley,
who arrived in town last evening, saws
Thursdays iIunioIdt LegiSter. we
learn something of the terrible So urge
now visiting the valley. Mrs. RoUe:t
O'Neal va reported dy ny yesterday
morning of scarlet fever. Mrs. Palmer,
mother of Mrs. O'Neal, j. also in "a dy
my condition. Mrs. Brrge aud son are
also very sick, the mother with tn
cOnSul1Df1D ION ALL the sun VIII hcdT'tt
fever. Numbers of others in the yal-
ley are discovery sick.
The Humboldt Register Is informed
that a vein of coal three to four feet
in width has been discovered IN Lewis
d district, eighteen miles from ! attic
Mountain. The coal has been Analysed
and is pronounced equal to Cumber-
land coal. The Of this mine
are l.. H.. Bowers, II. X. Mitchell, j..
A. Blossom and James DuSang.
1t is reported that a vein % coal three
feet in thickness has been encoun eied
in the Sutro tunnel. Dolphus ought
to throw the rays of his magic lantern
on it, and tell Us if .'de Bangk Wing
had anything to do with placing it
there. Somebody Is always placing
obstacles in the way of tho meek aud
lowly Adolphus.
The Oakland Daily Ne,0si Is authority
for saying that Warren Leland's career
a. manager of the Palace Hotel, is at
an end, and that Henry II. Pearson,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03

day Of miracles and special interposi-
tions is long since passtd and it would
seem more in accordance with reason
and a proper appreciation of the Di-
vine character to ascribe devastatinR
storms, destructive tornadoes, and
other elemental phenomena to the
workings of natural laws, and not to
the special vengeance of an all-wise
Providence,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03

young woman, apparently about 2
wears of age, and a still born child.
The circumstances go to show that the
woman was refined and evidently from
the upper walks of life. The express
MAJ declares that the barrel was aiken
from a barn on Wabash avenue, in one
of the most fashionable neightorhoods
in the city. He further states that he
can identify one of the TWO men who
employed hin.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03
CHAMPAGNE

We presume, says the AUdtdRche,
that there is scarcely a person in
America who has not heard of
.Champagne Charley" and yet, we
venture to say, there are but few who
know anything about the origin of the
.Champagne Charley" was Charles
Wright, who was known as a fast mar
about London a few years ago. His
stamping ground was i'll the slums and
night saloons in the vicinity of the
Newmarket, Convent Garden, Drury
Lane, Bow Street and other theaters.
He was a gentleman by birth and edu-
cation, and his command of money
was liberal. He was inordinately fond
of champagne and of giving it away to
the crowd of cads and sharpers, and
such of the deat monde as could be
found in the localities above named.
Hence his festive title of "Cbampagne
Charley.' "Moet" was his favorite
brand of wine. But at last his money
was all gone, and he "a unable to buy
any more champagne. He and his
mistress, known as "~Cambridge," and
who had been true to him through
thick and thin, were found dead in
their room one morning. An empty
champagne bottleand a poison vial lay
together on the table. There have
been scores of Champagne Charleys
since then, but Charley Wright was
the original.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-12-03
Loss of n Vessel On Destruction
Island.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.
A dispatch from Seattle to ths Mer-
chant Exchange here says the steamer
Golish arrived at Port Ludlow to day
bringing intelligence of the loss Of the
Bark Atlanta ON Destruction Island
south OF Cape Flattery, near where the
Pacific fOundered. Two men were lost;
the remainder of the crew u saved
aud started tor Olympia overland via
Gray's IIarbor. No further a~rticular,.
The Atlanta was "A bark of S67 tons,
owned by Pope Il Talbot of This city
and built in Newburypar in 1851.
She has been on this coast about II
wears.