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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1878-05-19
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May l7th-suowing.
A pair of tights-rwo lrunkards.
Oct III your blanket overooSts.
A good by.wOrd for somsfElko men
Whoa Emma.
There is a book agent in rown can.
vassins for the .'Ssz,ra rae Lying Club
1t is a good book orer which 20 enjoy
a hearty laugh. +.
The Musical Bulletia gives the Gtle
Of the latest song my Mothers Gentle
Voice." We suggest ns n companion
to it; "The Old Mans Beautiful Bray"
It is not true that John Lane saw
S. N. Pollard using the trough back OF
the Courthouse; il is not true that F.
NJ. places a square Of oil cloth under.
meath the sheets Of his bed to keep the
cold out.
John Hancock Dennis is fond Of fish.
bones aud does not fear sharks teeth
on waist places. Young man il You
once get between them and they close
on you, then you will speak in asdif-
ferent strain. .s-r.-
Mr.. and Mrs. wilkins. tho newly
married couple. started for Tuscarora
by private conveyance. Immediately
upon the conclusion OF the ceremony
ut ! o'clock this morning.
An English letter says that the pres
ent Duke of Wilmington wears black
satin socks that he makes himself. Is
that sew? We darn't believe its.
+. Ala. q.
Sock it to him. We photographers;
give him the heaviest stockholders in
your northumberland
Hose business is it any way? He
should heel himself and mako you fell
lows seemless in the estimation Of the
public.
They were sitting in the front pnrlor;
the circus had been over for an hour;
the clock struck eleven and still he did
not leave. She yawned until her mouth
feltlarge enouge for a horse collar this
even did not have the desired effect,
1--WE been working on a motto to-day"
she finally said. don't you want to
see it2" To be sure he did; she
brought it to him and he inspecting it
closely read the cheerful sentiment:
There's is no place like home" He
thought SO too and started for there
Immediately.
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Blustry,

Blustry,
Who knocked down dat ar door
1T" has been caught. Now for q
decision of bets.
A little boy of Miss Cady's class in
formed us c~onfdentially to-day that it
Is not always n sign of hearing good
news when your ear burns.
The circus has come and gone, and
all excitement connected with the AR.
rlvnl OF same has disappeared. Now
for a grand celebration of the Fourth of
July, and let no person shirk the con-
tribution of his mite towards it.
Tfme'-Rerie0r rays: "a joint stock
company is being. organized at Elko
for the purpose Of boring an artesian
well. Wouldn't n distillery pay better
therc!' No, sir, the transient travel
from Tuscarora is hardly great enough
to warrant such ali outlay. a
The Cricket says that the CarIin road
Is an excellent one for freigh.ing pur-
poses. Perhaps it is; when you get
the freight to try the road with you
will be better able to judge.
The following cones to us all the
way from Rockport, Oregon. aud will
bear repeating: y newly married con-
pie werc disturbed on the following
morning by the appearance Mt their
chamber door of that irrrprcssiblc
mothcr.iu law, who exclaimed: "Now,
you git up. When / was married, Inv
old ulan was out i'll the field mowim'
long aforc this time o. day. II you
don't get up I'll burn Your clothes"
burn 'cm, old gal; gaul darn 'cip, 1
don't want 'em agin," exclaimed the
groom.
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r~sp.rrlnE Match.

A grand sparring match between n
couple Of scientific manipulators OF the
''maniy art" will take place ut eight
o'clock this evening Mt the Magnolia
saloon. Ambitious amateurs will also
be afforded during the evening an OPP
portunity to display their accomplish
nents. Some rare sport may be ex-
pected. and the boys will surely be on
hand to take il in.
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a letter addressed Baker City, Bnk.
or county, Oregon" was mailed at the
Office II; this place. but as neither the
City nor County Baker. mon We. the
State of O'li"gom claimed it, the reform
agent of tho Baker postal department
has returned the same To be recon.
Siructcd. II tho cnvcloprd cpistlo is
not n p~osthumous ono. IL IL desirable
that the author should como forward
nnd attach tho number Of somo ward In
the said city. that tho necessity for cuss.
ing Uncle Snm"cl's agents for dcrclic
ton OF duty may lac obvinted-rclativcs
OF the laiuentcd ''Artcmus' arc resident.
Of Baker, and any WARD would bC
sufficiently definite to secure n claimant
for the m~issivc.
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Is. GrumbaTm, of the firm OF Cirum-
baum X Co. Of ~Cornucopia arrived from
san Francisco by the train last sven.
ing.
Robert Filkins, the genial aud gen.
tiemaniy Press ngent Ct Forepaugh's
Mammoth exhibition arrived here with
the grea! show ut ii 80 A.. NJ. and made
us his usuai friendly call. We are
pleased to iiui him still hearty and
jovial, and with numerous valuable adj
ditions to his repertoire of select stories
gathered during his extended trave,es
throughout the continent.
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IFrom Mondays Daiiy.l

Toots-The brass band.
wanted-A hog law.
Bloated Monopoly William Simp-
on.
Spring fights have commenced.
The farmers aud hay makers are
praying for a hard rain.
Keep your doors and windows we'll
bolted OF Wednesday: sneak thieves
and petty l%arcenists will be plenty.
When a mans breath smells Of on
ions nowadays it is almost u sure sign
tina: lac has been drinking-milk.
There are in the County Jail. on an
average, eight or ten prisoners during
the entire year that are a constant drain
upon the treasury of the county. Our
streets are III a bad condition, the roads
need repairing and there are IA thousand
and Que minor improvements ut which
they could be set to work. A chain
gang should be Immediately inaugural
~ e"A ShN Ahhdt " GslIh ~ lGuhl
their grub.
The circus comes Wednesday and we
aunot refrain from giving IL few show
day notes in advance Of their occurr-
cnce:
Day before-So one going to the
SHOW; times too hard.
Tuesday night-Drcams disturbed
with visions of wild animals fresh from
the jungles Of Africa. It's but = dream.
1 o'clock Wednesday, Boys crawling
out Of bed and wanting to know mas
the show Gomez
Breakfast time-childrcn are gone;
parents appetite poor; father discusses
the propriety Of taking the children
to see the animals.
] y O'clOck-Strcet corners crowded
with anxious ones looking in every
direction.
9:jJ-Thc tar-ridIrm, starving poor
who cannot possibly raise u crop this
year pouring in from the east. west,
north Gud south.
~lO-Georse Shepherd and Green
Abel comes 10 toVu.
iO:jO-Tht band Is heard nul streets
crowded I" Sc" the grand parade.
LII 300, 900 people black and
white. nien. women and children
looking nj the parade. Man on top Of
wagon with another monkey invites
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Bishop Whitaker arrived here from
Phoebe. oh his way to the western part
OF the State, this morning, and has
been prevailed upon to remain over
Sunday, and Mt the solicitation Of Rev.
Mr.. McCulloch, will oficiate ut the
Church on Sunday, both morning and
evening.
Our jovial young friend Jack Rowe,
who for some time past has manipulate
cd the wires for the Western Union
Company ut this place. departed this
morning for a s~ojourn in san Francisco.
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The Artcsian wen 60.

The Artcsian Well Company has been
incorporated with NJ. Z. Freeman, J..
Fitch, q. W. Gibbs, L. l.. Seitz and s.
S. Sears as Trustees.
The officers Of the company are MS
follows: NJ. Z. Freeman, President; J.
5. Mnyhngh. Secretary and Thomas
Prior. superintendent. Tho stock Is
now ready for delivery.
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Low -Ihr river.
Scarce Grain.
PrcucLiug-TO.moriow.

'lulh.
preucLing-To.morrow.
Look oUt-Moniuy; scenes on circus
day 10y the Brevity man.
On the 10th instant n match game Of
bnsc ball between the Canp bullock
club ana tho Elko nine will take place.
The revival Of the Bccchcr. TiltOu
scandal by tho newspapers has already
had it's d~ciuoralizing effect in this town.
The next term Of court will be busy with
divorce cnscs.
Elko lady To waiter in Tuscnrorn res.
tnnrant: Don't rnt the leo into the
goblet with yonr fingcrs.' Turcarora
waiter: "Lor Miss. ] don't mind il.
my fingers arc real warm"
Til" Elko ~riilcrs daily indulge in prac.
ticc. Tho nvidity with which they
st'ikc II bulls eye in riilimga pie plate il
conclusive testimony to the evident I'm.
provemcnt they have Undergone in the
short time they have been prnoticing.
This place contains Que OF the best
public halls on the line Of the rlilrond,
which two thirds Of ia" time il laying
idle. There arc no less than 100
male Inhabitants here: let each con
tribute ono dollar or moro towards the
establishment Of n first class library,
reading and convcrsntion.roonI i'm the
above named hull. II IN needed hero
MD oil that is wanting is nh uctive 90.
ahead man to start the ball arolling.
Tomorrow is "A day OF rest, and as
there are different ways Of resting we
viii give n few samples OF tho Elko
style: Tho most attractive rest is called
i"o-bis ante. this is very exciting; shak-
tho ID comes under the same head,
lhon we have a church; this does very
well Tor those who have but little rest
other days. Buggics are also used. ma
" general thing; il Is n single seated ono
though. always occupied by two. and
even considered largo enough for four.
Many put in the day a, the springs In,
tho most rc%froShing IL u good nap Inst.
ing tho entire afternoon.
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The long looked for arrival of this
mammoth aggregation occurred this
morning and the crowd that througed
the streets mud side walks fully aitested
tho appreciation in which this truly
meritorions show is held by the PEG.
pie. Owing TO n delay OF several hours
on the road the grand street process.
sion and exhibition was u~navoidably
mcogrc. The afternoon performance
was fairly attended and this evening
a large crowd will no doubt DO pres.
ont.
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j. II. Bradley mud A. J. Lane started
out to-day. 10y buggy, for u two weeks
trip TO inspect the stock and ranches OF
the former.
j. II. RinggOld and wife. who came
down from Cornucopin by private con.
vcyancc, returned for homo this even.
ing.
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Gone East.

The celebrated California race mare,
Mollie Mccarthy. passed through on
her way East to the contest with Ten
Brock IN the four-niile aud repent race
at Louisville, Kentucky. She is being
taken through by Budd Doble in his
special car. and through the persuasive
oloquence OF Conductor Hopkins. OF
G. i. Il. Il. we were permitted u en-.
ter the snnctum Of the coquciish dyer,
IL cultivate us much of her acqunin.
tInce Us could be secured in a three
minutes interview, aud without any
infringement upon established etiquette,
We discovered that sho has very fine.
silky, dark bay hair; is fifteen hands
and IA inch tall; has dark handsome
eyes and good teeth; beautiful legs and
faul,lessly symetricHl form, and having
passed but five years upon this mum
darue sphere, had no objection to tel.
ling her age.
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From Fridays Daily.l

The 7Tmet- Rsricv OF the 10th, SAYS
a trhu Of 20 Of Geo. Samples wagons
arrived from Elko Tuesday evening,
loaded with lumber, pump. md mach.
inery for the Grand Prize. There we're
forty thousand pounds OF castings and
fifteen lengths of column pipe among
the cargo; also a spur wheel which
weighs four tons. Tho wngons were
nnloa1cd yesterday and the work Of
framing will be commenced to. day.
That is, six days irom hero with oil
that heavy freight. including q day.
and n.half lost through All accident TO
one Of the teamp. We arc informed by
the transfers themselves. that had IL
not been for the ncciden, referred to,
they would have made the trip in four
and.a.half days easily
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LOCAL AND STATE NEWS.
from Saturdays Daily.l
EIko Artesian Well.


This enterprise was i%naugurated last
fall by J. Is. Fitch and Thomas Prior
Who purchased aud erected all the
necessary boring apparatus and build
ipgs. and lave since that time pushed
the work of sinking with more or less
vigor as their meaus would permit, UNI
ill the depth Of 400 feet was reached,
when il vas found hat the work Of
sinking further involved expenses in
amount larger than was originally an
ticipated. To meet this expense aud
place the enterprise in proper shape,
it Vas deemed best to incorporate the
same with u capital stock Of Sl2. $50,
TO be divided into 1900 shares of the
par vdue Of 80 each. The office of
the company to lie in Elko. The fol-
lowing named persons have been sell
eeted to carry OIL its a~ifIirs, to wit:
II. p Freeman. Treasurer; J. B. Fitch,
Superintendent: j. S. Mnyhugh, Sec
Rotary; 5. $. Sears, Ell. Sritz and c..
W. Gibbs. The site Tor the well has
been selected ia the most favorable
place being on an omincncc TO the west
at the town of sufficient altitude TO
mise water to the fourth story of q
building. IL is believed that before
the completion of the neat 100 feet, au
ineHhanStablc supply o; soft pure water
will IL. encountered
The low figure at which the stock is
placed, should b" an iuduccmcnt Ia our
citizens to take hold i'll good earnest
and purchase in amounts sufficient t.
complete the enterprise Ms IL is one of
great Importance 10 Elko. The sink
sng of tie we'll and the building Of the
necessary reservoirs; laying down or
the main and supply pipes, will cost
between 5000 and Sg,GgO. The
value of water that can be sold during
the entire yenr /" $50 applicants, and
put Mt the low figure OF 80 ccuts per
week, will make Nh aggregate revenue
Of about $4,000 per Unuum; this sum
of course being increased as our I,opu-
lntiOn il augmented. The expenses Of
conducting he enterprise after the inst
yenr cannot exceed 81 200 which will
leave IL revenue to H. distributed among
the holders Of the stock equal in
nm nnt to 81 per shar,, which is Ger.
iainly good interest on the investment
o: 50.
\" undertaking OF II public nn,urc
in he town, has ever been 80 deserving
of liberal support from our citiz ms. to
insur" "a successful conu l,ti"m, for tie
hrnt hts to dow from it. will he tao less
general than permanent, and ,v,ry
man who owns IA share of the stock may
rest n ssurrd that all the tights il the
incorporation nccruing to him through
'ucA a." ncr-hip. will br recognize, aud
protected: the acknowledged integrity
at the pTosi ling officer. nlnuo brirg a
guarantee that no injustice IN the man
aSement Of the company's aft Mrs would
lee permitted. We hope the stock will be
quickly taken that work upon the well
may be ni once resumed.
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from Thursday Daily
The Base Hail mitch.

Tho long talked Of match between
the Hallcck AMI Elko Mines was played
hero to-day, occupying four hours.
Nine innings wore played, and not.
wiihsiending the game was closely con.
tested. the Elko club cnmo out second
best; being beaten by only three points.
AZ tho close Of the game She score
stood. Halleck. %: Elko, 10,
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Payment OF EIbo county Bonds.

bOuuA
In accordance with the provisions Of
Section IL, Of an Act entitled IAN Act
to consolidate and fund The indebted
ness OF Elko County" Approved
Feb. 23rd, 1871.
Notice is hereby given that IL pre-.
scented Mt my office in Elko, Nevada, OH
or before Saturday, the LIST day of June.
1873, the following Elko. County Bonds,
issued in pursuance of SAID Act, will DO
paid together with tho interest thereon
that shall have accrued ut tho date
preserved to wit: Nos. o., 60, 10,
Al. ~. 70 md II. Should the said
Bonds not be presented within h .time
specified, then from and after the date
named to wit: Saturday the 1st prox.
imo, interest thereon will cease.
JoHs X. Bradley, Treasurer.
Elko, May end. 1878.
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a HOPEFUL minister says that ho has
no doubt that the time will come when
ihe members Of n church choir will DO.
just ~ well M tho other fol,s.
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George Henderson and wife and w.
a. Clark and wife arrived by private
conveyance from Tuscarorn last eve.
mag. and departed for the West by
train this morning.
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Fol Tuscnrorn this morning. were A..
Van Week, Charles Lcnch, W. +.
Stewart. T. +. Mccarthy, Mrs. Curieux
and five children.
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Departures.

For TuscNrore this morning we're
silns Goldworlby. james Gribblc. VIM.
Kane, Mrs. liiuklo aud son aud G.
Turner.
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SotIcc.

Notice is hereby given. that for lawful
reasons, l will not become responsible
for any debts which my wife, Emma A..
may hereafter contract. as such.
+. NJ. McPnETREs.
Elko, May 10th, 1878.
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he DarfurcH-

This morning-Mrs. w. w. Boiler,
NJ. Hall. Mrs. Cummins and daughter,
Mrs. Plonsky and children, James
Abrams and 5. ID. Piper.
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FagsH sheH oysters resolved daily at
the Cabinet ~Rcstaprnnr, next door 10
tho posiofice.
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T"E Board OF County Commissioners
do not meet again uutil tho first Mon.
day In June.
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We received to day copy OF tho
Cariin "Crickei," but as to whether il
is n diurnal, h%ebdOmadal or annual in.
sect. Is not stated. a shrill chirp Of
the lively little hopper attracted our
attention. as the following beautiful
sentiment was swoctly wnfblcd: "Tho
time is not far distant when Carlin will
have tho only daily "stngc.!imc" to
Tnscarora." Sto9c,limo- singc.limc-
wo're heard OF bird limo aud quick.
lime. aud rs limo is u necessary In.
gredicnt in singing we've corrnllcd all
The latter in tho market for home use.
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Arrivals.

From TnscNrorn this evening were
VIM Henderson, q. Linkton, James
Andrews William Harvey, william
Hayden j. NJ. Huntington, Charles
Leach and n Chinamnn.
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A car load Of lumber arrived syom
the West to-day for L, II. Smith.
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8. j.: Smith, matchmaker and jew.
elor, Elko. Nevada.
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THAT female husband business Of tho
7imc'-Rcpieic, IL u most ingenious
racket and chock full Of ''iruo.inward.
ness but n little suthin to kinder
'hiokcn II, would mako II moro pala.
'cnblo to imbibors in these nlu,udi.
Gus regions. Tho humidity Of the
horse marines is better adopted 10 sns.
tain tissues Of such delicate thinncss.
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FREsB strawberries AND oRaAM daily
NJ tbe Cabinet Restaurant.
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FassH sTRAwBERntrs received daily
ut the Gem Restaurant.
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FRESH SHELL OYSTERS received at tho
Gem daily. Fifty cents a plate.
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Arrivals.

From Tuscarorn, this morning, were
ms follows: George Bailey aud II. c..
Skinner.
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LETTERS for Mrs. James Conway and
MIS- 81 Weston; both Of Elko, arc held
for postage at tho Tuscarora o,lcc.
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Arrivals.

This morniug-J. j. Roulstone. J.
S. vancoe, Samuel Venair and Bert.
wilkins.
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SAN Francisco sTo:x u,lc.

lrssaAy, lay n. lnsA
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SPRING AND SUMMER OPENINGS
new Soops NEW GOODS

.-- gsTs
The Toledo chronicle. [volume] (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1873-1924, 1878-05-02

sunshine this afternoon, and / noticed.
as often before, the incessant play Of
his antenn@ as he hunted restlessly to
and fro, apparently in search of Larvae,
or pupw, concealed under the wood.
As the prey of some members of this
tribe are always so hidden, and the egg
is accurately laid therein, by means Of
the long ovipositor, without the aid of
sight, some other sense, in great per-
lection, must guide them in their quest.
But here is quite conclusive instance.
saw in Athens, March, 1864, in the
collection of Mr.. Merlin, then our Vice
Consul there, placed in juxtaposition in
one drawer in his cabinet, wasp and
spider, of which he told me that that
species of spider is the habitual prey of
that species of wasp, and that he hunts
him by scent, nose down, precisely like
a hound. He witnessed himself the
chase from beginningto end in the case
of the actual specimens saw. 1t oc-
CURED in his own house. and was con-
tinued for some time and across, as /
understood him, more than one room.
The spider, as soon as he found him
self marked down. showed the greatest
terror, running hither and thither, with
many doubles and turns. These the
wasp-a long, thin bodied variety
followed accurately, turn by turn, never
quitting the spiders track for an in
stant, recovering, when at fault, like a
dog, until, after an exciting chase, he
seized his exhausted prey, and the
keenly-interested human observer se-
cured both pursuer and victim.--Henry
GeciL in NGLura
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The Queen Of Tramps.

; Mrs. Mary Merriman is a respectable
appearing woman of thirty. is not bad
looking, and lras every appearance of
being upright and of good character.
She is, however, without doubt, the
queen Of female tramps, and can dis
count the great majority of male tramps.
She is not a genuine tramp-not of the
regular kind whs are aeterror to the
country, and "work" cities and towns
ina systematic manner, having their
gates and door-post signs, ETC., for of
these she knows nothing, aud with this
class Of people she does not associate,
for they .are,no- society to her, but she
likes the business. She was born in
s. AlbanA il this States and her folks
were farmers. She has since lived in
hsrRioa With her brother, Joseph Mer-
riman, who does good deal of trading
IN this city. Three years ago this fan
she took it into her head To- see the
country and started out with neither
scrip nor staff, but good pair of thick
shoes. She walked across the country,
Drawing all kinds Of weather. and final
" brought up in Clinton, Iowa, when
she took the back track and re-
turned to this city. Two years
ago. she decided to start out again
and this time selected a longer
tour. She walked through portions
Of Maine, New Hampshire, Massachu-
sets. New York, Pennsylvania, and on
to Washington. where. she remained .
lev days and ibid the Capital, and
thsn made 4 bolt for Savannah, Gu,