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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1878-01-23
Letter from ROsine.
RosISE, January Is, 1878.
Editor Herald:


Editor Herald
Feeling assured that your noble paper
is one of the beat circulating mediums
in the Green River country; that it has
ever been full OF the richest bloomings
of educational talent and that debt OF
gratitude is fast accommodating upon the
readers of the Herald, we think they
should speak in loud and unmistakable
terms of its grand success. Please find
space in its worthy columns for few
matters pertaining TO the interest OF
Rosine and vicinity. The general health
of the country is good Mr.. L. H. Rains
health remains unchanged.
On the night of the l4th S. D. Morgan
commenced a series OF lectures on PEN
manship in the town of Rosine. He has
a fine school and gives good evidence OF
his qualifications IN the school-room.
The citizens of Rosine held a meeting
at the school-house January 10Th, 1878,
at s o'clock p m, for the purpose OF in.
cooperating the said town, and recom>
mendinS to Hon. Sam. T. Hill such per~
sons as were chosen as officials of said
town.
Some of Prof W. B. Hsywsrd's old
pupils, John Martin, S. D. Morgan, Sill
vester Raley, D. 7. Raley. together with
e..
meet at the school-house tonight for the
purpose OF organizing a debating club.
They extend a hearty welcome to those
wishing to participate with them.
The Rosine Mills are proving a
success. The meal and flour manufac-
tured at these mills are surpassed by none
in the State. Yours, respectfully,
V. B. RAINS.
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We publish this week the report as
affirmed by the County Judge of the
Commissioners 10 district els county,
reducing the Magistrates from twenty
two to twelve, and the Districts from
eleven to six. This measure took its
origin in the resolve to economist the
expenses of the county aud relieve 1t of
the heavy debt that hung about it as
a dark cloud, and stood in the way of
any desire to improve with VI proper
degree Of liberalily.
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John lIiilyar,l, Of Mahleubarg coun-
ty, was tried at South Carroll;on on
Tuesday Of Last week, charged with at
tempted rape ON Miss Sue Miller, Of
Mclean county. and was held to sn-
swer in hail Of 800. He va. defend
ed by E,ves & Wing and S. 2. Love,
LAWYERS cf Grppuy;lle
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best tobacco OF its class. 200O
The samples must all be OF the crop Of
1877. aud produced by the person cons
peting. or on his premises.
Any person Who 10 resident OF Ohio
>Asdjoining counties, whs Wss a suhscri>
Bef Va the HEsALD on or before 6rst Mon
day in August, 1877, and who have paid
up th.ir subscription, are entitled to
compete free Of charge.
Your samples must be handed in to the
Committee before ten o'clock of the day
Of Fair. The Committee will number
each mans entry, and afterwards the
Judges will make the awards, and no one
will De permitted to enter the Court
House except the Committee and the
Judges, until the awards are made. The
doors will be opened st | o'clock, p. m,
and every body present invited in. and a
public lecture will be given by . csmpe-
tent personags on the agricultural inter-
ests oil the day.
1t has been noised about by enemies OF
the paper and to myself that was anx-
ious for large competition, and expected
to keep all the samples entered. and
thereby make money in the arrangement
have no use for the samples for any in
divIdual profit Iexpecssd, if lsn With
me, to distribute the corn samples to ;hs
subscribers Of the Herald for 1873, and
the tobacco samples to the tobacco buyers
ofthe county round about here, but will
say that any person who desires to do 50
can carry his samples away with him
after the show ia over. Let every body
entitled to do SO compete for these liberal
premiums, which are ell to be paid iu gold
and il costs nothing but little trouble to
try it, and pays well whether you get a
premium or not.
Respectfully,
JNO. P. BARRETT.
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Col. John P. Barrett, one OF the most
judicious and energetic of Kentucky
Newspaper men. will, in the interest OF
hi. excellent paper, the Hartford Herald,
hold Premium Fair at the Court House,
in Hartford, on Friday, February lst,
ISIS. Subscribers to the Herald will
then and there have an opportunity to
compete for sos in the aggregate, to be
awarded in sums from IS 90 to $40 %
for corn and tobacco The premiums
are to be paid in gold at that. Ohio
county should literally encourage Col
Barrett in his brave efforts to publish II
first-class weekly paper Henderson Re.
pOrter
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Is there . He'll:

Henry Ward Beecher and other
sensational preachers are pronouncing
against the orthodox doctrine of hell.
Well, now, We know they are wrong.
for if there WAS no other nsei OF such
a place, the All-wise, who could fore
see all things from the beginning,
would have surely prepared such a
place for the benefit of those who
"dead-bcat" printing Offices ont Of
their Just dues.
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We hope to furnish the HERALD to
every family in the county, and if
every friends will uss little dill
liyence and forward us us many sub
scribers as possible, and the people
will subscribe liberally,'it will enable
ms to make the paper the very best
home journal in the State, filed with
the news of the County, State and Ma
ton. Much is being developed in
Congress as in the State legislature of
the rrofoundest interest, ard every
citizen NUT be interested in the re-
snlls which will follow the action of
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The Hartford HEnALD's tobacco and
corn fair has been fixed for February lat.
Col. Barrett, the editor and proprietor,
Offers over 500 in premiums for The hasI
samples of the two products, thu sam
OF tobacco To consist Of 10 pounds, -
those Of corn 70 comprise ~ ears each
Tn. premiums will be paid in gold Cau>
not Christian county take in some OF the
yellow comiorters ?-HopkiRsyille New
Era.
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We are pleased TO see that Collector
Stuart did not forget our people in his
recent appointment Of deputy Collec-
tors. Three of our countymen re-
ceiying appointments: n. S. Roark,
that of the Third Division. at Bowling
Green; j. III. Reno, Fifth Division,
at Greenville; Lawson Reno, Sixth
Division, at Owensboro. -Greenville
Echo.
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Hon. w. n. Sweeney, of Owens
bOro, called to see us last week. He
is candidate for Appellate Judge.
lie ia an able lawyer, as well rs An
agreeable, accomplished gentleman.
He is a strong, popular man, and re-
ceivcd the high compliment of unan-
imous call from the Owensboro bar.
He would honor, rather than be hon.
ored, by the position. He has host
of friends in this county.-Madison,
vile Times.
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The enterprising editor OF the Hartford
HrRAaB, John P. Barrett, Esq.. will
hold . premium fair on the LIST day oil
February next, ct which sl05 m prem
iums will b. distributed among the farm
era Of Ohio county. Everybody is ex-
prcted at Hartford on that OCCASION
Ouensboro n essenger.
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-itler. Your best interest is to have
the HERALD at once. Send on your
subscription and be informed, that you
may be wise.
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Correction.

In our last issue typographical error
occurred in Prof W. L. Hawkins school
advertisement. The types read; Second
grade. $1,000, and it should have been
only $500.
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The enterprising Hartford HERALD has
resumed specie payment. and deposited
sos 10 gold 10 pay the premiums award.
"a NJ tie coming corn and tobacco fair
GCOurisF. Journal
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Rosine is putting on airs and wants
to be an incorporated burg. Correct.
How are you Judge Cox.
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QUA PREMIUa FAIR.

We have determined to hold our Pre-
ium Fair at the Court House, in Hart
fort, on Friday, February LIST, 1878.
We have concluded TO make a small
change in the programme The pre-
miums are as follows
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Estrayed.

Estrayed.
Taken up BY Samuel Shun, living on Green
river, about enc mile below Paradise. Ohio
county, Ky, one black COW about fourteen
years old, marked with q crop in right ear and
under bi: in left, white in face, legs vhits and
short tail. Appraised by t. N. SAull At Eve
dollars. Given before NE . justice Of the
peace for Ohio county, this 5th day Of Deeen-
Der. 1877. ID. J. wilcox, p. &C.
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THE
HlRTFCED ACADEMY
The next IsssiOn Of this school will csmmsnes
MONDAY, JANUARY %, 1873,
and cOntiuus Twenty Weeks, undsr the charge
MALCOLM MCINTYRE, A. B.,
Aided by Competent Assistants

TERMS PER SESSION:
Primary Dspsrtnent..-........Slsee
SuhioH 1899 s-...--.. s..-.s.-. ........- Ia "
mkHtt nSilsn..................... " W
Ons-hslf Of the Tuition will be- due at the mid
die OF the Session, and the other ct the elsss.
No dedustiOn for absence, except in case Of
protrsctsd sickness. Students will be received
a. any time and charged FROM time Of sntsr-
ing Special sstsntiOn paid 70 sitting boys for
College.
Board can b obtained At from S3.5s to $500
per week. T3n5l-H.
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Fl. W. LEWIS, Hartford, S.l..o
w. II. BAsSls, Beaver Dam
y1A2-f
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MARITIME MISCELLANY.

Cant H. Gada or the steamer Nevada from Liverpool
has our thanks for special gial observations
made in connection with tho HERALD weather service
snIr ANNE II SMITH, Bartlett. at Queenstown May "a
from San Francisco perIencsd very heavy pampsro
which several and had dsck. completely swept
stove ana snna @,n Damage and was
sHIr EIRrSE- The hull and rigging Of the ship Erene
r from ssssssste ,oT san h Ssors n
AND ad no ypEssr 70 nave as snn
| to
wKxronD ls3, Covert from ndleo. f.r New York.
previously reported have LOST II, the Bay Of Bscay
arrived safely at this port on tuesday might
BRIG STAR Day, from New York for New Zealand. which
May II, having m ade tho necessary repairs.
scHR NAPOLEON. Candy from ram,siky River for New
last with loss Of part 81 deck load dnare TO and
the the s s'h.s '''A ''D''''1
Nv ~ having carried away S'"'''' during heavy
sa Win asss sesr 'spS5'
, "nd S sossorsd Under New Point 80
sIoor cnEns from New L9ndon to, Nsw Haven Nth
and was held there until high
Caps Bradford Rideout. tho brig Abbe Murchie
boat wharf. Calais. No. afternoon Of Jnne 4
QuKnEc, June Shark Ma.adcr aler,. which went
aergone repairs and came ont Of dock to-day
Montreal last svenns coiiIdsd river steamer ana
had blanks ssvs in w psseasy ssve to dis
n enniispcss 20 .se TIC nmr
a Or ashore below English Point. despatched
from here
RIO ASEiRo May 11-Heavy sea from Sc, and swell In
side from Atm to 9h greater than has been known
since The Danish Alice unloading erked be of.
thrown Iha Cobras bank and wrecked. Almost
all the vessels in dragged anchors but were succored
timo.
SAN Francisco. May 2s-rhe British bark Isle OF Butte
lost Saturday last In
having been in close proximity TO tho ship Jabex
Howes nc the vessels she ou Of one another.
WOops HOLE Mass J-The River Queen
passed large bound east. In tcwot another. "a
Cane Pogue At 10 AN to-day.
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Steamer Flnmborough sBr, Frazer. St John. NIB, and
steamer Gen Barnes, chsesman. savannah-Ansrny
Ferris * TO-
steam Gulf Stream. Ingram, charleston-J W Quin-
tara Il Co. +.4... ss4.
steamer Annie, steen Wilmington Del--Abioi Abbott.
Steamer SARAH AcLeop. Philadelphin Master. !.
ship Colorado. insraham. Havre-J Ii Winchester 20.
Shin acob staInler, Crystal. Havre-Koyd Hincken
Bark Annie (r). jenkins. Bristol - Whitney Co.
Bark hjornsierne Hjornsen tNor). Nielsen. Cork Fa
mouth for orders--FuDch. Euye * Co.
Bark Emile tAus) Ihiamich Cork or Falmouth for Or
ders-Slocovich AZ Co
Bark soaGde Non, Petersen. Aaborg-Funeh. Edge
Co.
BARK Onni (Nor. Abrahamsen. Konigsberg Edge
&Co
Bark Bonito (B9. Jean. Dunkhk tFrance,-Mflsr a
Hougaton .
Brig Harry Aubrey qsr,. Delsno. Barbados-Dwight
Plat. .ss.te.l -ssI.1
Brig Julia Blake (Br) Peterson. Ponce PRE- sauches
Dolz.
schr Emma Crosby. Crosby. Las Palmas Canary
Islands) John Boynton's SON.
Schr Victor. Sharrett. Falmouth. Ja-Moses Cohen.
Scir Clara NJ Goodman. Tsiord. Manxanills-l eager.
schr sarah Douglass tBr Ranger Tarpun Bay-Janc s
Douslsss & Go.
schr Am Farrep, Lindsey. San salvador-BJ Weinberg
4 Go.
schr Rosalie (Bs). Abury. Harbor IslandF Moute'l
a.
schr Potomac Br,, OdelL st John. MA Ilenev:
Schr Clara Merrick, Irela;d Jacksonyillewarren Ray
Scr Charley Woosey, Brown, Chareston-siaght, Bal
lev Go.
sehr Samuel cMsnemy, Wall. Philadclphia-A Dayton
4 Go. .Ns4s $500. II.
senr I cowperthwaito. Lampher. Chester, Pa-James
A Van Brunt. af
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no found that she had got on and It is supposed
proceeded direction OF Colonia abe lay the
is thought that the sustained damage BY
her grounding.
23i-Its lust tn the City Of
fallen In with hts vessel In the river and
having shipped his has proceeded for Rio urand
BAHIA May 24-The Little Willie Costa RIGA ship).
from Mexllonex for HAMBURG (guano) has put la with
damage rigging and rudder cargo slightly damaged
CALCUTTA May 3The ship Benares Orb. Inglis bound
for London while turning at Garden Rench, In col
ldcd with Amsric ship sarah iivnott lying Mt
Matiabrooe striking her amidshps aud doing
topslaas Tho damsgs to the Sarah Hignett not so
thought and IL IL estimated that 5000
rupees will cover tho repairs
FALMOUTH May 4-The Oasis Lord arrived hero from
Pabeilon has on board the remainder one crew OF the
British ship w Lewis before reported burned.
New Orleans reports having saved $4,000
from q foundered lighter at Tampco.
LONDONDERRY, May 23-The bark d Bigeow. while
towing after getting of MAsgan Point. where she
shore yesterday morning Gas previously eporsed again
cot aground steam lighter went down and took about
Of her another lighter took about 10
when vessel of the bank and arrived safely at the quay
NATAL April 23-The bark Coren Of Boston. from JAYS
for Falmouth sugar pu in here April IL for hands me d.
advice and medicines. two having died on the
this place.
NAPLES Mar 22-The brig Selma Stanford. Of Sorrento
lay II from New York azc),
having encountered very heavy weather. during which the
Ing gear 10 also cd dam aged
[B fore reported BY telegraph
The brig Italia, of Sorrento Rug Zero. from New York
pctroeuu barrelsI arrived Pozxuoli Nay IL;
sailed March 80 and April encountered very heavy
weather Atlantic At time tho vessel became
the decks being repeatedly swept by
sions and about OF the Beore reported By
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SAILED.

Steamers scythia (Br). for Liverpool: Holland fBr)
London; Alsatia lBr do Caand Dutch), Rotterdam
Hinaoo (Br Hula vile dc Paris tFr, Havre; Tybee, ST
Deminso &c; CITY Of H.pstsn H.ysna zen Barnes,
Yoxohama; Annie Fish, shanghai ohm Mann CIR, Lon
do Savannah Ger. Bremen; Olaf tNor. konigsherg
sureka San Francisco; banks Elverhoi tNor, Rottcr-
dam; Inc. uGer, do: America lSos,, Dsn.ne; Minds
Arcturus Br), LONDON; ilavia tAus) Alex
andra; Fasce utap Queenstown Or Falmouth: MAresca
ta Cork Napricd (Aus). Newry; Carrie Heckle,
Havana Antelope $ Johns. PR; brigs Ghiara dssD.
bados and spain Dora French, Curacao Kensett.
Marsees; Il q Sawyer: Fernandina: Mary Lord; savan
nah: q Hailock, Richmond; X A Ward, Virgtnia;
mos Van Glider do; Albert bailey do q Brooks, do.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Juno 5-Arrved. steamers jaws r), Gi-ig.
New York; Neocrlnnd Ielg) Ranuc, Philadelphia mot
arrived 3d) ship Don Juan (Belg) Zclni, Baltimore.
Sailed 5th ship Thor (xor). Zaccharasen. New York.
| BREMEN Juno 4-Saied, bark Caroline (Ger), Block
New York.
BAYosSx, juno lArrived. bark Eliaa,tSor). Gjesten
New YORK..
csoSsrApr. May aosailed brig Lconora, Blood United
| States
Deal juno 4Arrivsdbark Hervatska tAus,, schnauts.
purrrs June 4-Arrivcd bark Boil Stuart Cr). Harper.
| Baltimore.
DuxKrnx, Juno 5-Arrved. ship st Lucc. Rivers. Hua-
| nillos
Gnyrsocx. June 5-Arrivcd. steamer California Obj.
| Ovcnstonc. New York.
| Sailed Sd. bark lille. Sawyer. Sandy Hook.
GALWAY June 5--Arrved. bark Louise wichsrds Gcr,.
Eheucke, Dirien.
nvnr. June -Arrvod bark chas Dickens tSor,. Irck.
| sen, Philadelphia
Sailed 5th steamer Sorrento tr new). Brstow Boston
/ and New York win Southampton.
HnLvorr Juno4-Arrivcd, bark Lloyd CNor,. Jacobsen,
/ New York.
Sailed An b ,rx Rock God C3r) Buckhard Now York.
| HAunuaa June q Sailed ship Goschcn (Gcr) New
York; baks GER. Meyer, San Francisco 4th, Pat
mos tNorj, Philadelphia
LIVERPOOL June 5sailed. steamer Pennsylvania, Har.
ris Philadelphia bark Maria Catherine tputch) sluss-
man. Baltimore previously bsi r Albntross (Nor).
Juci, Tybcc.
| Lospox June o-Arrived. bark Qacllo tNoD. Dede-
| kamp. New York via Falmouth.
Cleared 9Th ship Ellen Austin Gienin New 70 rk; bark
| Itaio utaD, ruongicvanna, United States
LoxnospERRY June s-saiicd, bark ED Blgclow (Br)
| Halliburton. United States.
LYSS Juno 5-Arrivcd bark Argo Qux Larsen. PhiIa.
| deiphia.
LrssoS. TO June 5ArrIvcd. brig oro C), Belfontane
| New York
MAnsrIiLEs Juno 1sailod, banks Carmeia Uta). Cas-
| tcllano. United states; Moo utaD. Capelto, do.
| QursxsrowS Juns 5-Arrred, ship Pilgrim, Fowle,
| Astoria via san Francisco
Also arrived 5h, steamer Nova scottan tBr). Archer,
Baltimore via Halifax for Liverpool tand prorecdcd).
Sailed SIN 4:3o PM steamer Baltic tBr, Parsen cfrom
LIVERPOOL. New York
on Crookhsven 5th steamer Ibcrisn CBr, Horne from
| Boston for Liverpool
RIVAL June 5Arrlved bark Progress (Nor), Teeisen
| New Orleans
| ROTTERDAM, juno 4-saed, ship Sunrise. Clark, New
York.
SOUTHAMPTON, June 5--Arrived steamer Hohenzolicrn
f,er, imbcck New York for Bremen tand proceeded).
sYpxny Nsw, June ARRIVED. ship Ivanhoc, Hartman.
| New York--all we'll.
LONDON. June 5-Brg sarah r Kennedy. spauding,
from, New York which arrived Seville May ~,
into BIZ arigecd steamer In lat ~ so lon 81 40
received considcra bio damage to buiwaks standing rig
| cling and running gear.
| WEATHER REPORT.
| HoLYnEAp. Juno 6, PM--wind Me- light; barometer
/ 3o.li7
| ptvwouru. juno s, PM-wind NV, light 6ne; bsrom-
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CLEARED.

stenuer Celtic (Brj. Gleadell, Liverpool via Queens.
town--R Cortis
steamer state Of Georgia tBD. Cooper Giassow-A
Baldwin Co.
steamer Scotia Br, Anderson. Glasgow henderson
Bros.
ampton- Punch, Edyo \ Go.
steamer Caand Dutch, Deddes. Rotterdam -Funcn.
Edye Go.
steamer City n Para Cnew) Carpenter, 81. Thomas.
Para Pcrnam0uco. Bahia ana Rio Japefro ~ ii Mallory
4 Go.
steamer Atlas tI,r). Low Kingston, Jacmci and Aux
Cayes-lim, Forwvod a Go. :
steamer City Of Houston, Stevens, Havana-Jam amos
nd Il IN
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SPOKEN.

Steamer Denmark tsr from London for Now York. May
81. lat 40 80 Ion 80 40. i
steamer scbeidam Dutch. from Rotterdam for Now
York. June 1, lat "a, Ion 40 w.
Bark pym lBr), stapeton. from CIV York for Ycko-
hama April 81. lat 3 "a N, lon - 10 W..
Bark Hamlet (Br Pitcher san Francisco for Liver
pool, March I6. lat So \. lon 81 IL W.
Bark Br, Wioughby. from Lisbon for Phil
adeiphia. May 8, or Cape Bon -
Bark r), Mcleod from Glasgow for Charlotte
town. May II. lat A. Ion %
1G. lat 4 Is. Ion 80 w.
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Sailed from Now BedfordJune 4. bark wanderer, Hyer.
Atlantic Ocean. -.
Sailed from Bedford 9th, brig Rosa Baker. Higgins.
for Boston, finish fitting for whaling voyage.
Arrived Seychelles April IS bars Lesatia Church. Of
NIB sailed 22dt cruse) Caao Craw. do (and sailed
24th cruiScI :. . -
AZ Menlevidco Aprn 80 banks Arnoda Rowland, NIB.
rived april "a with oil Europa. Penniman. ana GEORGE
n Susan. Colson, OF NIB.
schr Julia 4 Victoria Texera New Bedford 9Th from
Hrayn CYL reports from Twetvefory Ground
no dao bark Draco Peaks Of New BEDFORD LOO bbls oil
all told; bound home in loaky condition.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
WHALEMEN.

Capt Chester City Of Austin reports
black buoy inside Fern andna Bar has drifted from its
moorings also striped buoy at Port Royal. sc.
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sAx FRAScisco, Cal, Juno 8, 1873.
A Boise city despatch says that Colonel Demands
scouts we're informed by a that the BODY OF
murdered man and articles OF women's CLOTH
1pq were found near Owyhee Early on
Saturday morning Colonel Bernard's com.
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mnnd reached Big Camas Prairie. On sun
day they entered rho Indians stronghold, The
hostiIes thereu non decamping Ia haste. About hee
hundred Indian still remain IN the Lava BEDS.
scouts arc wa ching them, wh,Io the command Is
marching towa. Munday's Ferry to intercept those
Indians who dIsodged on sunday.
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WEATHER REPORT.

HoLrnxAp. Juno 6. PM-wind NE. light; barometer
3o1i7
pIrxourm. juno s, PM-wind NV. light. ans ssrom-
atar. 5000
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YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. 80.

YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,. sEU.
1,HE sLOUP YACHT s'GLANCE." WITH CXBIS,
stntcroom and complete for cruise 10 char
ter reasonably for sale seen at foot OF East 18th
by applying 10 q. r. PECK. West aJth st.
WANTED YACHT OR sAILBOAr FOR WHICH
w apair o Horses will be given In exchange. Address
NARfAN. Herald office
MISCELLANEOUS.
IlBsT WORN MEDICINE KNOWN 4 RUWSS'S vGK
Dmiiug0 Comas or Worm LVsonssa 70 cents boz
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SHIPPING NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.

DATES on DEPARTURE FROM sEw YORK FOR THE MONTH