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i caa sal these usaelEnfs % lev that II viii
as.onisa tie world. Any cre il waalufa good
Mower Or Reare viii sass from 10 10 70 do
lars on each machine
'esa asssines saaen n exchange.
SO CHAMPION WHEEL HAY RAEEs, oae Q:
the mos; complete and staple rakes
made. see 90
100 Revolving Hay RAkss s. 90 to 90
2oo Grain Cradles, The best pattern, so
200 New York oultira,ers. light and
strong, Ht ~ = 90 to 4 81
loo Iron Age Cus,iva.ors-a grea, inpEove-
nsnt ever the old atyle--5fria.s r;sds 81 al
iron, SIS so 70 sc
100 Malta double shovel pao=s, @eo to Q,
leo Nixon
S,sel. double shovel plow plates and cultivatol
Plates, shovel plow ,nou.ds, cast shoyels and
points always on hand.
500 GRASS SCYTHES, complete, 81 81
Scythe stones and rites, hand hay rakes, cradl,
/ fingers, &c, &c
CUCUMBER WOOD PUMPS com.
plete, So 90 to $50 90.
The very best brand Of CUT NAILS
50 65 per cwt. lbs.
Extras and repairs furnished for all harves; tool
al short notice.
500 BUSHELS NORTHERN SEED
POTATOES.
ky~ My advice to the farmer is &c
look where they can make the best pur.
chase. an ask is gre aae& trial.
p. MANN,
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Notice to Debtors.

ESFRSoNS indebted 20 me CT Ie;e account
: axe .egucs.sd 20 settle the sai-e without
farther delay. ANY longer failure 10 do So will
compel ne TO place their accounts ia The wsy af
-iel-al collection. NJ son, Hesber; +. Goort, is
authorized to recsip: for rue
MARY J. MOORE,
Leonsrdiown. Nd
Jan Is, lSTT-,f
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

based ca .iss inirireis iirnsss ara essss
tsineI BY It's renag kable CURES. - sni,g
rs 10 be SAFE and beneficial t. eki.SireIl.
anu yet SO searching as "a siieetus.s'
purge out the geeat ccsruptsons Q: Tie
blood. such IS the sc-ofulcus and sv9hiliic
contamination. Impurities, or diseases
that have ursea in tho system for wears.
soon yield 10 this powerful, antidetc, and
disappear Hence ats wonderful cures,
many Of which are publicly SuowS. Of
Serofuia. and al scrofEioas diseases,
Ulcers, EruPtioaS, and erartive dis
orders of TIE skin, Juniors. Bictches.
Hoiis, Piopiss, pnstuies, Sores.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or
ErySfp,4ifs, letter, salt Eshsus:.
Scsld Head, kiugw6rnl, ard n
ternsi UtccratiOsls OF tile Uterus,
Stomach, and Liver. II also cures
other complaints, TO which it wegld rot
seem especially adapted, such as Droa-
sg. Dyspepsia, Fits. Neuraisis,
Heart Disease. Eeinaie Weak
ness, Debility, AMI E4euecrr6Ie2,
when they are manifestations of the
scroia.ons poiscns.
1t is ~ excellent restoror &C health
and strength in The Spring. r. renew
ing the appetite snd yiEor Of The digestive
organs, j: dissipates tie depression rad
listlv.s languor Of the season. Lvca
where no disorder appears, peoalc ;.e,
better. Gni i've longer, for cleansing the
boot. The system moves 81 with re
nesei yfsor and new lease o; nc.
PRgP4RED By
3r. ]. C. AVER 8 CO, lowell. bass,
Practical ard i.e8yt!caI Chstsssfs.
!. toLO RY All DRUGGISTS uvTEyvvHrRs
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19
MAIDSTONE ONION SEED.

lam also Sole agent in the. U. s fer the ia
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

a. Chancsllor's
; preMises and
Eat Mills to Ehe-
(way between the
Eth ofAuGusT.
la 10 attend.
~, ChsirnAa.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19

] FENWICK,
|wE, xD.

I cur old place osb,-
To Of 9 fall sfce<
TX 9cops which -
pisd 70 the times IT,
mers- Baying rnser
sae4. aaa Il suca bulk
iepiaee ouE epotss Il
command quick Ana
81 tie detnantls ef e.
90 IN part the speci-
g, Of all kind, aud os
atty than is asaaIly
tinlcre custom snsks
e Eastern ysssssies II
YESTISGS, and al
ART
= heary and varied
TIC grades from the
Of wear 10 the plain
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19
IOT!CE.

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| f Equity.
iav of July.
trade aal re-
iortCsgee. ia
nd confirmed.
arv % sisown
day of Aug.
this order be
RVS BEscox,
cessIve weeks
niav of AuF.
the snd sold
RD, Ciak.
(D. Clerk.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19
Ayers
Sarsaparilla.

Is widely known
a. one of the mos.
es;eesazl remedies
ever discovered
for cleansing the
system AMI pcrs-
fying the bleed
Il has stopa the
test Of years, with
E eA,sgsnt,yt row
gssT .vesgrnsFksa
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1877-07-19


. D. IANSsHA",
,v,, -,
~ @.
Dealers IN
iNE TEAS, &C.
" II ,nds aud the
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

by Pinney to Sargent, Page, Gorham,
Carr and others. Before witness testi-
fled at the Spalding court-martial he
was cautioned by the Juge Advocate
t. refer to nothing politically, but wit
ness answers to the questions were
not suggested to him, but his answers
were gwen in writing before he went
on the stand. He denied having at
tempted to blackmail Page through
Einney's letter, but said he told Page
he had them, and that LaGraDge had
said, that If the letters had been writ
ten by him [LaGrangel he would give
81 900 to suppress them. He demanded
no money either of Page or Of La
Grange in connection with the letters.
PLACERvILLE, Aug. IL.
In the Chronicle libel case, Pinney
has been on the stand most of the dav,
t%estifying concerning his relations with
Sargent and Page while i'm the Navy
Pay Office. His evidence adds Moth
ing in substance to the previously
published matter. AS regards certain
letters from Pinney to Sargent and
Page that have heretofore figured con-
spicuously, these gentlemen deny
having received such.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
Disaster Of the Deep.
LOSS OF A PACIFIC MAIL
STEAMER.
Over One Hundred People
Perished.
DESPAIR OF SURVIVORS ON
THE ROCKS.
New YORK, August II

NEW YORK, August ii.
A special from Panama, dated the
End, says: The Pacific Steam Naviga-
ton Coinpsny's steamer Eten, Captain
Coathups, was totally lost on the
morning Of the 18th of July, at Los
Who's, 10 miles north of Valparaiso.
There must have been considerable
loss of life. as IA bodies have been re-
covered. Forty three of the crew and
passengers had reached shore. and 20
were still on the rocks. All efforts
were being made to rescue them. The
English war steamer Amethyst, and
the CHILEAN gunboat Chaeabuco pro-
ceeled Immediately to the assistance
of the uhfortunates. Another dispatch
says the Government steamers were
unable to render assistance to the
wrecked passengers, owing to bad
weather. The survivors on The rocks,
owing to exposure and want of food,
threw themselves into the sea to end
their misery, Only three were saved.
Another account says, out of a crew of
81, all told. and passengers, there are
probably 63 saved. There could not
have been less than from 80 to 100 pas
sengers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

Grand Duke himself will take supreme
direction in the forthcoming attack.
In the House Of Commons, last
night, Chas Work, Liberal, member
from Gloucester city, persistently
pressed the question to the Govern
ment, whether they would consider
the temporary occupation of Constan-
tinople by the Russian troops so far
inconsistent with British interests as
To disturb the relations of amity be-
tween England and Russia. Though Sir
Stafford Northcote, Chancellor of the
Excheqner, refused to answer this
Hypothetical question, it had the ef-
feet of drawing from the Right Hon.
William Edward Foster, Liberal. a
statement expressive of the greater
confidence which is felt by the opposi.
ton of the improbability of England
becoming involved in war.
Foster We should moi have yield
ed to the Governments desire TO avoid
debate on the Eastern question, If we
had any reason to fear that the Gov
ernment we're likely to drag the
country into war, or involve IL in any
breach of neutrality. We have most
carefully considered everything that
has been written and said by the Gov
eminent, and looking at their last dis
patches We Zee convinced they intend
10 abide by the policy of strict neutral
ity. That being the case, | do not
think it necessary to do more than re-
mind you of the responsibility under
which they lie.n This statement
seems indicative of the easier feeling
generally prevalent, which is largely
due To Earl Baconsfeld's recent state
ment in the House of Lords.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

The election in France will be held
on October l4th. This gives ten weeks
more Of the political turmoil, which
will drag heavily upon the masses,
who are impatient to have the trouble
off their hands. In the meantime,
as the campaign progresses, there is
no abatement OF confidence among the
Republicans. They feel morally GER
tain Of victory.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION IS

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION Is
I'D sued out of the district Court vi Eureka
County, State of Nevada. on the 4th day of
August. A. -. 1877, and TO me directed and
deliv cred, Tor u judgment rendered in said
Court on the ith day ot August. A. D.. 1877, in
layOr of j. L. Lee. plaintiff, and against the
Geddes q Bertrand Mill and Mining Compa-
ny, defendant. Tor the sum of twelve hundl ed
AID tOrty-seyen dollars and fifty conts
lsl,2i' oOj, In United states gold coin. with
interest In ike gold coin at the rate VI ten per
cent. per annum from date TIL paid. together
with elshty-three- dollars and soventy-hve
cents 1888 15) in United States gold coin, costs
oil suit, | ha &c on this, the 9TH day Uf August,
A. ID. 1871, ieyled on the following personal
property, to wit: Eight hundred cords, or
theroabouts, OF wood; 10 tons. or therea-
bouts, Of ore on dump; l Stag dump: l set
gold scales. cased; | set sssaying implements:
z Jars nitric acid: / Iar s~ulphufie acid; l jar
murlatic acid; jar ammonia; | jar potash; 4
cans, ~ pounds each cyanide potassium; 2
boxes candies; | mortar and pestle; ii Stag
.ots; z STAG trucks, IL bullion molds; 1
HOwe's platform scaie: 1 set bedroom furni-
ture, bedstead, 4 arm chairs, | rocking chair,
| bureau: | office dess, | letter press, l light
stove, towel rack, 1 covered wash-stand,
student lamp.
Notice is hereby given. that on
Friday, the l7ih day Of 1877.
between the hours of Q o'clock A. N. and q
U clock =. NJ, viz: at Al o'clock A. NJ, | will soil
all the right. title, claim and interest Of said
defendant. the Geddes X Bertrand Mill and
Mining Company, Of. in and to the above de-
seribed property. at the affieo of the Geddes
A Bertrand Mill and Mining Company. al
secret Canon, Eureka County, Nevada, al
public auction, for cash in hand. to the high
est aud best bidder, to satisfy said execution
and all costs.
Eureka, Eureka County. Nevada, August
llth, 1871.
JAMES SIAS, Sheriff.
BY j.. u. NELSON, Deputy. aul2-lt
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

RENO is still enthusiastic on the
question of q direct railroad to Virginia
City. Al q meeting held the other
night J.. G. Hagerman, NJ. G. Lake
aud l.. l.. Crockett were appointed a
committee to inquire as to the relative
cost of building and operating broad
and narrow gauge roads. Storey and
Washoe had better go together. issue
bonds, build the road, and own and
operato it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
DAILY SENTINEL,
SUNDAY, AUGUST IL, 1877.


The horrible details of ano Their mon
strous blunder committed by the mill
iary sent against the Nez Perces In
dams headed by Joseph, will he found
In the Geographic columns Of the SEN
TiSEL. General Gibhon, on the 9th
inst, with a force of 49, men, all told
-l3s regulars, 81 citizens and IL Off
cers-attacked Joseph's band on the
Big Hole river, about 100 miles west OF
Helena, Montana, ana alter a desper
ate engagement, lasting a greater part
OF the day, he found himself badly
whipped and the Indians in possession
OF all or his supplies, horses and mu-
nitions. and more than half Of his
command either killed or wounded.
1t Is the old, old story over again OF
over confidence on the part Of the
troops and an underestimate of the
numbers and bravery of the Indians.
why General Gibbon should have
been guilty of this criminal mistake
seems inexplicable. General How
ard with his command of $50 men was
only two or three days travel dis
tant. Tho most that was ex-
pected of Gibbon was to pur
sue and keep track Of the
fleeing hostiles until Gen. Howard
should come up and engage them.
The dispatches show that the attack
was precipitated by the troops. 1t is
the most serious error since the dis
play Of rashness which resulted in the
massacre Of the command Of the gal
liant Custer. Aud we fear that the next
tidings will bring even more disas-
trous intelligence. Without supplies
or munitions of any kind Gibbons
handful of survivors are in a very
critical position. Two OF three days
must elspse before relief reaches them.
In the meantime they seem to be en-
tirely ct the mercy of the murderous
savages, who may have again fallen
upon them, leaving not a man TO tell
the story of the frightful slaughter.
Additional particulars from the front
will be awaited with the deepest
anxiety.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

COLONEL WELLER has filed his Off
cial report regarding the Ophir man.
agement under Sam Curtis. All of
the charges made by the Virginia
Chronicle were found to be substan-
TALLY correct, .and Curtis has been
sumarily dismissed; as also Widow
Cooper.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

BLAINE handled the Maine Republi.
can Convention very adroitly. Two
resolutions were introduced, one in.
dorsing, the other condemning the ad
ministration Of President Hayes. Al
this ~juncture Blaine appeared in the
role of peace maker, and poured oil or
the troubled waters. He moved to
table both resolutions, and after some
discussion and confusion, his motor
prevailed. A telegram from Washing
ton says the President is a little an
moved Over the action of Maine.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
WHITE PINE ITEMS.

The subjoined items are collated
from the NeWs of yesterday:
The Stafford Company, on Treasure
Hill. have recently come OF an ore
body that assays from 500 to 1000
per ton. This company have for some
time been hauling ore to the Eberhardt
mill, which 1t Is expected will start up
in September and make a run of three
months.
The Eberhardt & Aurora tunnel is
now in something over l 500 feet. The
formation Is still solid limestone, with
no change in the last 800 feet.
Deputy Assessor Comins reports
matters looking up at Ward. The
Pleiades has just put ON al increased
force of men.
The appointment of Louis A. Hauck
Constable of Osceola township is be-
ing considered by the Board OF County
Commissioners.
VIM. Bradley has been appointed
Constable TOR Hunter township.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
NEVADA.
shooting Near Austin-Minfng Ac.
cident-CrOps.

AUSTIN, August IL.
At a ranch on Reese river, five miles
from Austin, last evening. a quarrel
arose between two teamsters named
Charles McClane and VIM. McCauly.
Charles Henry, the wner OF the ranch,
and employer Of the men, in efforts to
prevent the shooting between them
was shot in the groin, receiving "A Sc
rious but not necessarily dangerous
wound from a pistol in the hands of
McCauly. Sheriff Harper went out
and arrested McCauly, whom he
found in the road leading to town.
about a half mile this side of the ranch.
McCauly is a step-son of Henry, and
was one of the original locators Of the
famous Eberhardt minein White Pine,
and owing to the rapidly aud reckless
ness with which he spent the money
received from the sale of his interest,
acquired the nicK-name of Goal Oil
Billy"
Last evening, in the Frost shaft OF
the Manhattan Company. while the
cage was just above the 510-foot level,
the cable parted and the cage fell a
short distance, and between 500 and
600 feet of rope crashed down the shaft
and piled on top of 1t. Nobody hurt.
Harvesting barley has commenced
in Reese river valley. The crop will
be up to the average, but the total pro-
duet larger than previous years, owing
to the increased acreage sown.
The Ophtr Strike N Mistake.
VIRGINIA CITY, August 10.
The following may be relied upon az
authentic to the reported rich strike in
Ophir: About III o'clock Wednesday
night, the workmen in the east drift
running from the bottom of the Wine
from the ] ,700-foot level thought they
saw indications of water, and the fore
man ordered the men out AS a precau-
tionary measure in order tn avoid a
rush of water. This portion of the
mine communicates with the Califor-
MIA, ana the California miners seeing
the sudden Withdrawal of the shift
thought a strike had been made, and
the report spread through the mines,
A drill was sent ahead TO prospect the
ground. No further indications OF
water were found, and soon after ward
the shift resumed work. This is all
the strike amounts To.
Later.
VIRGINIA CITY, August IL.
A Chronicle reporter has just come
up from the reported Ophir strike. and
having personally inspected the drift,
pronounces against IL. There are
quartz indications, and water dripping
in the face of the drift, but nothing
more.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

SENATOR MORTON passed Palisade
yesterday en- route for the East. He
il said to have told a gentleman on the
train that his Committee would be
compelled to exonorate Governor
Grover; and he also remarked that he
considered Sargent q "'dead duck" in
California.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

PACKARD, Of Louisiana notoriety,
ought to be happy. Mrs. p. has just
presented him with a couple Of boy
Packards weighing eleven pounds
each.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
PISTOL LOST!

A SMITH & wESS0N PISTOL WAS
N lost yesterday. either in town OF along
Goodwin Canyon. The finder will confer y
favor by leaving il at this Office. aalV-s
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
PIPE s

A NEERSCHAUM PIPE WAS LOST
n from Dumas Saloon . few nights ago.
The owner sets great store by 1t, on account
of il having been n present from friends. A
reward Of SIS will be paid for its recovery
II can be left a. the SEsIIsEL OFFICE. where
the reward will be paid. aug-5t
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
Military Election!

Al THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION
n, for Commissioned Officers of the n National
Vf1uard OF Eureka, at the Armory Of the
~ Company, on Tuesday Evening,
August 3Ist. 1877. commencing Mt S
o'clock, sharp.
JOHN II. DENNIS,
Major Third Brigade n. 5. M.
Eureka, New, August 10, 1877. aulltf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12

The reported rich strike in Ophir
turns out to have been a false alarm.
The origin Of the story is explained in
our telegraphic columns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
New Patents.

Through Dewey & Co., Patent
Agents, San Francisco, we receive the
following list of United States patents,
granted TO Pacific Coast inventors, viz:
Henry n. Stow, s. F., wood pave
ments; Rufus II. Moss, Salem, Ogn.,
pipe coupling; Henry G. Root. Vir-
GINA City, New, saw-set and file-guide;
William ii. Stow, Chicago, ILL.,, and
Henry NJ. Stow, s. F.. street railroad;
Almarin b. Paul, s. F., (reissue), self
discharging pulverizing barrel for ores;
Haas Brothers. s. f., (trade-mark) re-
lined petroleum.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1877-08-12
LOST |!

LOST
T OsT. ON THE ROAD BETWEEN Sc
cret Canyon and Eureka, a horseshoe
shaped GOLD EARRING. The finder Will
be suitably rewarded by returning Y to
At W. Ii. Clark's Store.
Eureka, Aug o. 1877. aulONlw
, 1877-12-05


CHICAGO, Dec. 4.-The recent action Of Hena-
tor Sharon tu not putting Ia an appearance at
Washington, whcEe he should bc, forribly ~
minds ne OF the pastlaIity shown public seryauts
Of tLe class to which tho honorable Seualor be-
lungs.
slarot, understand, IL paid BY tho Governs
ment 5000 per annun to servo the people
during tue Sessions uf Congress "a Senator from
Nega4la. THIS same Government pays ne
salary OF Il ,kO per Annufn for services rendered
in the Railway alailServtce. II fail even to
register my .iau,c and time Of arrival and de-
parsuse, although may, In other respects. bare
faIthfully performed the service required, my
Day for that month will be reduced onetenthoF,
perhaps, oneeshthi
WHY, with .41ua! Justice, should not similar
sulu 10 ID In Congress wheu q member
fails tu answer rolltallt ID Congressman any
isss q IL IpsopHS f. a. 1u"o''
W. are toll "Scnator Sharon's business T. OF
60 important nature that he caanot lcsFe With
OUT great loss anauciallT."
Whist, tuay ask, IL 4Setlator 9hAron'a bustness,
especially duEtug I'LL important sc.slon u Cuu-
ErcSs! Perhaps it b to stay ut holne aud draw
on tho paya!assrr 81 thu ssuats ior hls monthly
stipend. W.. Of the mail serslce, haYs tsais
rule, among !nnuMerablc Others, to ponder over:
"fle Actiye engagement at Any ttme, In any
occupation OF profit OF emoiuMcut, Il strictly
pruhftited. Postal clerks must colfne thrill-
selves wholly to the dutles Imposed upon them
BY thr Department."
Should VT, With yeEy modest salary, not be
allowed 10 increase uut thcoMe BY "oatsldo
Luslness," j" wbta Congressuiau, with good
healthy salary, to say nothn1 VI stealiuss, back
p4y grabs Pacific Mil subsidies, ETC., Arc allow
I'd to neglect Their dutics u engage III al lindi
, 1877-12-05

Stanley and ,rn for Detroit The Maggie D.1!
Tul mi rrt away fsrm here for Muskc-
run yc.tsr1i1y. m ncconnt NJ hcn1 Winds.
The prnp+ st. 1.nu!s nnh Wtr.ahErkun nnf rchr
i. T. iral4 svcrr IN '!r@-dnck Mt !:utEaIo on Mun-
da1nnrsd .chr br'o' Il" Wolf nt nswreo, and the
alnpnnt Gxrd u 81, tuo. 4 cnnprofal.e has Acrn
mcn. The prnp. llenn ltIchn,and and t0lnraiu
a:l fchr. l.. J. Hct "a. VIII lasn Smith. and Lucy
tiraham arc MI due here. snt with favorable wtnl
and wrathrr. Will pta'tahly bc In po.t to-
day....A. henderson has fai to u. fen
derton thter fnusts ri The schf f1n!e for g. 100,
AMI onr -fnnrh H. Peter Tl.osp fur 81, 479....
tninlfiea Wcre Iatrly made at Tornnto for yca~cia
to IN TO Port na!huu.fc sut Doa for Prescott.
hui nune could he had. TAe tug j. l.. neckwlth,
that ran away frnm liaf!sn to t'onala to bcnt her
trfd10ss, +utk In the Wcl1and t'ana near Port
t'olsHEne yesterday The barge reported waicr.
I0.1rd at sand t3tarh wn+ III: William t:Ate. She
has been towcsi 10 The FIyrra by tnr tn. +. t.. john
enr.. ..Th: scow Maria, Hbcled hy thu Mi'wau-
kce Tux Cnnpahy tn satteiy claim fot tnwiav.
viii tc rnid hy l'n!lcd STAIRS Marshal Fink On
the 18th nst., he echr@ tIu,rs H. f!pRztn nd
sehater hare t,th completed repairs 4, Port lu-
rDn, and been tnwrtl to wiatrr quarters lit eaeatl
tsay.. The Captains of lhc tttnts In:A!rt md
Quebec. 0f thu S1rths r.s"rb Transportation Tine.
hay. been getting tr-t -tn,onlasa ftani tue Prince
Asthurs Landing nenI,fc... The Fuf1nlo TUT .ts-
e',cia Ion dlcti naHrll death Mt midnight Frilay.
lice. !. and naw the tugs viii Wild tt the llar
b'Ir freezes over. Tic organization expired ~
limitation attrr comparatively prosperous eca.