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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8as..
T. Z, 81 BY w. aodsiin, $50 -.
Real Estate. Agent and Auctionecr,
y corner or Eleventh md Bank streets.

iE.FsIi-. s+tssE5si jsY iJ ss.ii
COMMISSIONERS SALE J OF Fam Fam
" OF NINETv. THREE AND FIETfY i3STS,fss.
HGNDEFA hs ACRES, on The Sf,f BEN TIE
EEW.b 1N aHs GHUCR .NBoGT FIVE MILES
the Circuit Court Of Henrfco en ered on ,ne nt y,
April, 1875, in the case OF Barker %. barker, we
SHALL as special commissioners thereby appointeu,
proceed to sell at public auction. Oh the on
MONDAY the 18th September, 1870, az o,sio 81,
P. NJ, the FARM located us above. now 0ecuRle1 ok
AR. Gaftnta Barker, containing NlNET1-THhEE
AND. FIFTY-sEVEN HUNDREDTHS. AG IsaS;:
On this farm there are the usual Dulldings suIue
for the place. The land Is OF fair quality ana tne
neIghborhood Is a desirable one. by agfeement OF
parties fun possession will be given Isl November
next and in the meantime the purchaser can enler
on the land to ow for fall crops, and Tor snch I'M
proyemen8 as he may desire to make.
= TERMS: Enough In cash to defray expenses OF
sale and costs Of suit estimated at about s2b0 more
or less balance &C one two, and three years Tor ne
gotlabe notes interest added satisfactorily endorsed
and title retained till al Of the pgrchase-money Is
fully paid and a conveyance ordered by Ine court.
JOHN LYON, 80.
2Hs.! stEr -. Special Commissioners.
AS counsel for the parties we consent to the above
'>~,~ CANNON & COURTNEY,
rri rsl.E E.,i for Dlaintiff. Robinson Barker;
4 40 II rfp I'm =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHgspy,yr,
RAILROAD COMPANY.
OFFICE OF THE SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND. VA, August 90 IeTe
GREAT REDUCTION @
~ IN PASSENGER FARE,
DAILY LINE BETWEEN RICHMOND AsD
BALTIMORE.
SCHEDULE Ok TRAINS

THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS arr,x. >,
Richmond DAILY at 10 a. NJ. and leave RichmoSSE
at $3.50 p. NJ, connecting at West Point With ~
magnificent trst-class steamers HAVANA ana
LOUISE, and landing passengers in Baltimore Al
a. NJ, In ample time TO connect with all trains ~
northern, eastern, or western polnts w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06
ByP.J. Wright, Stock Auctionecr.

A UCTION SALE OF STOCK.-At my
n office. WEDNESDAY the goth instant, mt l 2
O'Clock, for account OF whom 1t may concern, FIJI
TY SHARES of the STOCK of the GRANITE IN
SURANCE COMPANY, Hypothetical.
Sc AM W&Ftd a. -. WRIGHT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

phia, and New York good for THIRTY DAYS from
date issued.
THROUGH FREIGHT TRAINS leave Richmors
DAILY at A. NJ; arrive at Richmond DAILY AZ
p. NJ. o.
Freights delivered In Baltimore at s A. DAILY
Careful handling and the utmost dispatch g1,aran
teed. N' al
The management takes pleasure In announcing n
the public the re-establlshment OF their DAILY
LINE between Richmond and Baltimore. The,
steamers have been rcftted In the mos, thorouaS
manner for the accommodation Of passengers and
freights. Their STATE-ROOMS are large aud Wei
furnished. TABLE supplied with every delcacy or
The season. ----' "
Travellers taking this line have the benefit Of thu
delightful trip down the Chesapeake Bay and arrive
In Baltimore In ample time to connect with the rss
lines for Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and ali
western points.
The LOWEST RATES and greater dispatch than
any other line are offered TO shippers. No transfer
of freights to from southern points az Richmond
Cars run through between West Point and Atlanta
without change Tickets sold to all northern east.
ern, and western points, and baggage checked
through.
For. tickets apply at A. ". CARRIERS, s2s Main
street; at the Exchange Hotel, and companys de-.
aug II. II DOUGLASS, Superintendent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

.ss.eI ~ BY j. 3. ssmrBoiss
tsurce, .sor to Sims Snmpsonl
e - Ren1 ylsfate Agent mid Auetfonesrs
NJ. GEL HIM street, Manchester. ,at e
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

CuESApEAKE AND OHIO RAuR0Ap,l
'- PASSENGER DEPARrhESI. (
~ .t RICHMOND. VA. June IL. 1s1o.',
M AND A ETER lime IL. 1876, PAs'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06
BY F. j. Sampson, e..
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
M. OCT Hull street. Manchester, Va,

j. THOMPSON BROWN. Auctioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-09-06

AS counsel for the parties consent to the above.
'''1-.2 - 80 CANNON & COURTNEY,
, mi rl4t gsti for Dlaintif. Robinson Barker;
see JOHN LYON, for Garinta Barker.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Ono James Graham shot Andrew FL
horne Yesterday at the time and place
herewith stated in the Chronicle: THE
parties are all interested in failing mills
down the canyon. and sre also dnan-
eislly related to the Bossells. who are
lust now in pecnniAry difficulties. Ora
ham claims to be creditor OF the Bcs.
sells TO the amount of 500. while FL
horne is their security fer considerable
amount. Yesterday proceedings were
taken in this city with a view to throw
ing the Bossells into bankruptcy. In
these proceedings Elhorne appeared AS
their friend. and also claimed 10 be their
creditor. This morning. ut half past .
o'clock, Elhorne was coming to the city
in company with y man named Green
wood, the two riding together in
buggy. when they reached Graham $
cabin. between Tolle's and the Empire
State Mill, they stopped and called Ora
:lam out. When Graham appeared be
and Elkorne began an alteration IN re-
gard to the legal proceedings in the Eos-
aells case. in tue course OF which Ora
ham called Elhorne liar fer claiming
that he was one Of BosselIs creditors. At
this Elhorne sprane from the buggy. and
catching Graham by the throat began
choking him. Graham tore himself loose,
and drawing o pistol fred two shots.
both Of which took effect in Eihorne'
breast. The latter fell. bleeding pro-
fusely from his wounds. Greenwood
managed to get him into the buggy. and
drove him to the Empire State mills.
where he was left. aud messengers sent
to the city for surgical aid. DR.. Grant
xas summoned, and started little be
fore noon to the relief Of the wounded
man. In the meantime Graham de-
clsred his purpose to come to the city
and surrender himself. The messengers
who came for the physician notified the
police, aud an officer started at once to
SECURE Graham. He is probably n Gus
tody By this time" The parties to this
STRAY srs both single men and in pros
porous circumstances.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
MINING STOCK REPORT



Mor"s"& no ,o
op!tir 21'S 31i2, oi's '1~s -'"'> - -A''
30 $50, sos 80. ,,
Mexican 1858 2O-s. DIS w. pio
Gould and curry sos re. % 10
Best and Belcher Zoos - W.
savage lbs H., i"oS =. .o> ~. ~
California os,s ~ 4@s >. - ,". f'7-'
2Os - b.. 2o> !. > nl'fo. -
Con Virginia "1'> 4tt.. ooo> 80, ~
A., b., 33o> ~. ioos ~ Do, -''' -
Choilar los -
Hale and Norcr"ss i-"' -.
Crown Point iio> =. ~
yellow Jacket 4o'' u ~ lbs - -
I.s bio
Imperial oo- 3 ''%.c' i'''s o 'AS
keniuch los "a
Relcher Us lSz
Sierra Nevada .os ia, US ii-s, i'Vs
l11
Utah au> 10
Bullion 6Os ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
rElEG3aPalC HaEvITlEs.

Wastipotor, Dec. IS -Schumaker .
amenimen, To the post office sppiepfia-
ton bill for transportation Vi nElis on
Stage routes and steamboats, Sas agreed
to. AYES, go; noes. &C. The bill then
cessel without division.
The Speaker laid before the House a
telegram received from Morrison, Chair
man of the Louisiana Select Committee.
and ,hst to Morrison from Orion, re-
fusiug to produce the originals OF tel
eeraph dispatches. These dispatches
HAVING been read, Wood Of New York
rose to ole. resolution promising it by
the expression of belief that the House
would no, be SLOW to vindicate lite righsa
and privileges.
Hour made point Of order that the
question WAS not properly before the
House. and the report Of the committee
could not be made by telegraph.
The Speaker overruled the point OF or
der. He ruled that il was question OF
privilege and WAS therefore properly be-
fore the House.
Woods resolution was then read, az
follows:
Resolved. That the communication
presented by the Speaker from Hon. ".
X. Morrison. Chairman OF the Select
Committee appointed to investigate Ger
tain matters relating TO the late election
in Louisiana. be referred to the judi
ciary Committee with instructions to re-
por, at the earliest practicable moment
what action the House should take N
the premises 20 enforce its righttul su,
thori;y.
kasson agniu pressed the point OF Or
der made by Hoar. but the Speaker adj
hered to his ruling. and Hoar remarked
that on reflection it seemed to him that
the position CT the Chair was entirely
correct. The resolution passed without
discussion or division.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Yesterday about neon. a boy named
james B4rsous Was uTawned ~ Wa St"e
Lake. From Charley Gregg, who Was
oue U. the par liz which Ibis boy Welt
10 the lake, We learn inc following facts:
On Friday party Of lads. consisting Of
Charley Gregg, Corey Putnam. S"Sey
Beam and the deceased, wen. over to the
lake on a dnck hunting trip, and passed
the night i'll LIGHTHOUSE there, not Tar
from Mil Station. Yesterday morning
Gregg AMI Beam took the boat which
belonged! III this same bostLo use. and
went about mile or mile and quarter
from the house, leaving Putnam and
Rarrons there. About o'clock yesterday
Charley aud his companion had their
attention attracted by cries from Fut-
nam; and upol going within sound o.
his voice they learned Of the drowning
Of their companion. It seems that Fut-
nam remained in the boa:hnuse while
Rarrons went III CUES; @! game. and that
the poor lad was drowned while qnlte
alone and with nobody to hear bis cries
OF lend him helping hand. He had
venlured out upon the treacherous Ice,
either to get better shot at. or to Sc
cure. his game, and the ice had given
way under him. Putnam first knowl-
edge OF ANYTHING being wrong Sas sight
of Barrons' hat lying on The ice. and his
face in the water. Gregg and Beam.
assisted by some men who were shooting
waterfowl ;hereaho":, got the body out
Of the water aud laid it out decently upon
some boards 1t seems that one Of the
employees of the railroad who boards with
The parents of the boy who was drowned.
came in here and informed his father.
Mr. Michael Barrons, and that he went
out to Mill Station and took charge OF
the remains. The deceased was between
l. and Is years of age. and one Of Miss
Hodgkinson's class in the public school
here. He was = Carson BORN boy
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
AND NEW YEARS
GOODS.

Go to T.. B. Rails. He has just re-
ceiyed a large assortment Of Holiday
Goods, consisting Of Plated Knives.
Forks, Spoons, Fish Knives, Cake Bas-
kets, Castor etc. Also large assort-
ment Of japanese ware. China Dinner
and Tea Sets. Te:e a.tete Sets, Nous
,sche cups. Fanny Vases. Bohemian
ware and Fancy Toilet Sets. Also q
number of other articles suitable for
nice present. All the above ! offer at
prices to suit the times, u. B. RAIL,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
HOTEL ARRIVALS.


ST.. PKTrE's CHrECH tErIscoPALl -
Services in this church n. II o'clock IN
the morning, and.'', o'clock in the even
ing. Sunday school Immediately after
morning service. II. l. Foo,e. Rector.
NErHop.sc EPISCOPAL CHURCH Rev.
:. T.. Hammond, pastor. Services to-
hsy at u A. VI and Mt p. n. Sunday
school atxP. NJ. Subject OF lie even
iny discourse ''Schooi Days. The
seats are free and all are invited.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

NR. DRrscolI. the yell known stock
broker Of Virginia is reported somewhat
he tier. in last evenings Chronicle. He
ia suffering from = severe attack OF
y phoid pneumonia.
Rrp1rRE.-Dr. Sherman. or his agent
wiii bs In Carson on the Goth OF this
month. Sec adv.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Sir Curtis Sampson is believed to he
the only instance Of an American &C
cepting and bearing an English title
since the Independence Of the colonies.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

The German Band open mr. conccfI
on Capitol Square, yesterday afternoon
was very pleasant event. The music
wss listened to hy a very numerous
auditory, who found convenient listen
ing places on the grounds, on the top OF
the porch, and ct the windows Of the
Minera!ogist's and Surveyor Generals
office. The performance lasted about
two hours ard embraced some splendid
tunes, splendidly played. The per
formers were ranged in a circle with the
leader in the center
TIE new organ for st. Paul's Church.
Virginia City, has been put in working
order. and the new editiCe viii Re for
m..iiy opsned and consoc-a.ed to day.
1t is somewhat larger then the old build
ing, though occupying the same SIC nron
which that structure used TO stand. he
organ will be furnished with its VIM: toy
hydraulic apparatus; the church Will
be Heated by ii hot air furnace.
S1cK AGAiS.-We are sorry 10 learn
that our highly esteemed fellow towns
man, Hon. William Patterson. is again
confined to his quarters by sickness. He
i at Mr. William Musgroye's house and
receiving the best possible nursing. We
are afrai! he ventured ont rather too
soon after his attack of pneumonia.
Hope 10 hear favorable news from him
to-day.
THy State Board o: Parlors met ye.-
ierdsy to consider the cases OF Peter
iarkiu, under sentence Of d-aih for
murder, and Willis, now in the Peniten-
tiary Tor the crime IT ar>on. They de-
clin,d 10 romnuie I.arkins sentence. So
he will lie hanged. rs per sentence. on
the 19;h of January. Willis arpii.s-
ton fox pardon wss denied.
HErUrSEn. - Our old friend Henry
Myers, the carpenter. who left here for
the Black Hills some months since. Tt
turned yesterday. We thought he would
come back He Is too sensible a man to
stay away from Carson. Glad TO look 1T
him once more.
MI. y. O. MINIS, Pr.ailent OF the
Bank OF California. arrived here from
San Francisco in his elegant private car
yesterday morning. lie Was accom-
panied by General Bob. Morrow. They
went on to EirSini,. City.
To BE HANGED james Harrington,
the slayer of Sullivan at Virginia City,
vas yesterday sentenced by Judge Ri>
ing TO be hanged on Friday. January >.
HIS counsel will appea! to the Supreme
Cour; for new .lial.
SENATOR SnARoS Conc E>ST.-Mr.
II. VI. Yerington received "A letter from
Senator Sharon yesterday informing
him tina, he should 60 East on OF about
the both inst. He will he III Carson
about that time.
BETTER. Father Tor mey, whose
mother diving here) has been quite
sick of late, informs US tina. she is rap
i ily recovering. His many friends will
he glad 10 hear tubs good report.
ToM CLAIKE, the engineer. Of whose
fatal wounding there IVES false report
lately put in circulation, is once more on
bis engine and as live n man as ever
steered a cow-catcher. Good
Mr.. Adolph Schulenberg, the we'll
known pianist, has taken his leave Of
Carson for the present. He intends
making his home IL Sacramento.
Br.E DAVIS, who was in the city yes
terday. reports his brother Lum getting
on as comfortably as one could expect
under the circumstances.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Salvini is wealthy, and now that he
is married he plays for money no
more. 1t is only charity, or good COM
rade.hip, that now brings him occa-
slonally to the stage.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

General Robert Anderson's two
daughters have just finished their ed
ucation in Paris, and are living with
their mother on Pennsylvania avenue
in Washington.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Ernest I.ongfellow, son Of the poet,
has been studying art at Paris during
the past summer with n. Couture.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

HAG,S's MAGSOLIA BALM preserves ani re-
stores tho complexion; removes frecki"s. tan
and ssllowness; maAes the skin soft, white AID
delicate Its application cannot be detected.
niy2!eot-wfs-ly
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

LYoS's kAIHAIRoS makes beautiful. glossy.
luxuriant hsir; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has stood the test OF 40 years. Is
charmingly perfumed. and has no rival
Iny2leod- Wisely
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
TIL EE NJ y lE s ,
FOR RENT.

4 SUIT OF NICELY FURs O.
"A nished Rooms, with . furnished Es1
Kitchen attached, suitable for family. Apply
at this office. RVYJu
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17

Highest and lowest Thermometer Tor
last II hours. ending Dec. IL. p. NJ:
Highest thermometer. 81 degrees
Inw.s, thermometer Z degrees
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
CARSON LODGE NO. q K. OF P.

NNEET AT THEIR CASTLE HALL,
MI in Odd Fellows Building, the First and
Third Thursdays Of each nonth solourning
N attend. ]. P. MEDER,
Chancellor Commander.
ALrxAYpER LEroEr, <. Of Z. and 3. oe1s
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
Notice.

Mr.. WM. q. II. MARTIN FROM
~ and after this date is admitted into part
nership i'll our Empire City business. which Will
he conducted in the same manner and under
the old firm name OF Stadtmuller Co., as
heretofore. Taking this opportunity of thank.
ing our friends for the liberal patronage be,
slowed on us during many years, We bespeak
continuance of the same for the new firm.
+. ID. STADTMULI.ER,
+. WALTER.
Empire City, December LIST, 1876. I'm
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
Lost.

BUNCH OF KEYS. BETWEEN
~ Robinson street ard the Orinsby House
The finder will be rewarded By leaving the saine
at the APPEAL Office. noNStf
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-12-17
/ 0 S r.

GOLD PEN AND PIE NC I l.
~ were los. somewhere In this city 4 day or
two ago Any one hndin. the same and return
liz to this OH re will b. suitably Rewarded.
Carson, December 5, 1876.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Mrs, Eaton.

Mrs. Belknap is not the first woman
who hasplayed the mischief IN the Cab
met OF President. Jackson's Secre-
tary OF War also ..had q wife," Peggy
sO'Neil was the daughter OF q tavern
keeper at the famous town OF Biaaens- :
burg. She married one Timberlake, a
purser in the navy, who soon left her
4 widow. Then she married Gen. James
Eaton. She became the society leader,
and then came scandal. and at last an
explosion, when tile wife OF q foreign
lminister refused to sit.at the table with
Mrs. Eaton, proudly marching out OF the
room. Then other Cabinet wives cut
her, and then she complained TO the
President, and the row became general.
ResIgnations came in like autumn
leaves, and Frank. Blair, isr., and Amos
Kendall organized the famous Kitchen
Cabinet" Mrs. Eaton's power fellwith
Jackson's retirement. but she had spunk
enough TO give Van Bufen apiece Of her
mind, shaking her fist IN his face and
calling him "a sneaking old tox." Mrs.
Eaton became religious, and gave largely
80 charity; and then, when past sixty,
married a foreign ;dancIng-master less
than half her age. He.robbed herof her
Jewels and personal property, and
elop6d with her granddaughter. Mrs.
aEaton is still livlng, or was "a few
months sIago, supported by 20 grandson.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
UAL1FoRNIA. o
Coffee Culture in the Southern
States,

Considering the large sum we annu-
ally pay Brazil for coffee and sugar, and
the very small reciprocal returns from
that country, the Philadelphia Business
Advocate proposes that we should de-
vote more attention TO the cultivation oil
these products. The attempt to cheap
en- coffee and increase its consumption
by removing the import duty, failed by
reason Of the Brazilian Government es-
tablishing, about the same time, an ex-
port duty. "While the American coffee
trade is subject to such Influences as
THESE, itis idle to think ofiany great ex-
pansionofit, such as the vast capacity
OF the country would warrant.
'sTne one solitary way left, Is togo to
work, persistently, to establish the COT
fee culture in the Gulf States, and to
stick to it until we succeed, as we can
and should. The effort to establish the
coffee culture in California is earnest,
and makes its headway like anything
else in'that State, and the soil and cii-
mate are 80 favorable that, III once the
crop gets fairly established there, 1t will
become in few years a great and per-
manent interest. Can we, of the Allan
bic States, not do the same thing in Flor
ida? Most European powers, II pos.
sessedoi such tropical region, would
have, long since, planted there the coffee
and sugar culture on large soale."
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13
Remarkable Disappearance Of .aeor.
Ella lakes.

Says the Naldosta (Ga.) Times: A
third lakein LDwndes County has been
emptied OF It's waters by subterEanean
passages during the last six months.
What is the matter? The Times has
several times alluded to the fact that
LUwndes County had WITHIN it's borders
numbers Of lakes from ten to five hum
dred (and sometimes beyond thou
sandy acres in size, and can it be that
these lakes are all connected with q
grand underground watercourse? 1T
seems 80.
In September last one .driedup orrun
of, andleft bushels upon bushels of fish
in holes of water about upon the bottom
OF the lake. In January another, about
i've miles from this, did the same thing,
and now Grassy Pond, lake covering
about five hundred acres, just between
the two above mentioned, has left its
millions of fishes out of water. About
three weeks ago it was reported that
the waters Of this lake were sinking be-
low low-water mark, and every day or
two we would hear that 1t was still go-
ing down.
Last Friday report spread all over
lthe country like wildfire that Grassy y
Pond was low enough to rake the fish
out with nets, and by sundown more
tudn VhO huhOAO& -pOVPAC shdu SUtleCbcu
at the place. Some had dip nets, some
cast nets, and there was one seine in
the party. The first haul with the seine
caught enough trout, jack. Dream. and
speckled perohto make a'mess''fo every
one present. During that night all the
water disappeared, and there were
millions OF fish left dead upon dry land.
Saturday, next day ,Ithe piantershitched
up their wagons and hauled load alter
load and scattered them in their fields
for manure, and thousands wereleft at
the mercy of buzzards, ihogs, and other
creatures OF prey.
Such quantities OF fish and such de-
str uction has never been known in the
history OF Lowndes County. No one
ever dreamed that there was half that
quantity of fish in Grassy Pond, though
it was celebrated for its fine fishing
grounds in the spring of the year. The
other two lakes above mentioned did not
run thus completely dry, and the fish
that were not caught were saved by the
water returning In a few days from its
hiddenretreat in the bosom OF the earth.
We learn that Grassy Pond Is filling up
again, but 1t is 100 late to save the tinny
tribe These statements are NOT at all
exaggerated, and can be testified to by
several hundred people living in this
county, though it is marvellous to all.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1876-04-13

Clearing and warm, after light shower
early in the morning. Thermometer 64 deg
and wind south. Minimpp, 70 =, ,,arat,,re 10 !,
,,;n,,t 90 p,ra,, s.ni.,a a,as-,s~ aa 20,
hisno oo' hiVer 1alling slowly, Win & 1eet
inches in the channel business quiet.
Special to the star.
pIrrspIrpa A,ri,1a-aA M-p;,,ors s.o4;o,
arv with Il feet K ,nc,,os 1aInn,,, M NJ ' asaslon
eter 90 deg. Wind 'somtbeast' uaawv 'rol, ro;,,s
iastniaht. "f9 i"ihe
~
I'll, ane LAcIange searts lor w heeling and Pitts
-Dulg AZ 400 . o'oiock 'this evening. she.Is receIv-
ag ang III. aaarse amount ot NelShS ano'wlH nave
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