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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-10-02
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
At BARKER & SONS
ACITY AUCTION MART AND NEW YORK TAT
TEkSALI'S
Corner of Broadway and 3oth st,

cuAe G91e' w. e E sasSSs and sh
Regular sales every Wednesday and saturday.
f; S # ''i Day
GREAT esSa%$ 6'%AgenT HORSES.
Comprisins about twenyrour head. including .omo Of
.sss 3 IL u q and
iurther use. Full descriptions nj sale.
@ fa
pole horse and narranic sound and Kind
s M s"ts 0ns G. 10
Hero broken and tro. In 3i5; warranted SQUAD
High bred jet black trosting stud Colt IS high
s 90 By sss r 5
aud kind Also top side bar road Wagon by
iIanasons bay Mare ,isa, hish years old weighs
e'f m no or ssG sound n
Also top iall spring road Wagon, ii,rnoss As
5 high OLD one o. the best ever put n
The celebrated bsy Trotsing Mare Lady Harrison, la
high old; public record OF sound
hish old. weighs 400 pounds active;
to- 70 sr "''ns he ca" DO
800 French ohams,s hne large lot Of Double ard
Fifty top: side bar and nd spring Road W.sops Depot
Large aumUer Of Of her Horses.
Full description at sale
sa.es never postponed on account Of weather.
1TANF1oS Is s,I qAtLAp D,,o "a TUE SALE BY
IA y,
AZ TIE Fht7ATs EAST iafH 81.
OF FIVE FAST sE ASD - PpAsAnnioxABLY BRED
TWO FAMILY lossfi ASR WAGONS
CHARLES 20 + Duff CO. CO. AGaSfloxEEns.
nnsssr, iss hands sa years Old; volan. eer,
dam Fanny Kemble BY Bucher; ne mas a black points
in p 81 last can beat 2O and Is warranted sound
years old got by Nell. Yellow Jacket he has record on
ectwood OF 27: can beat IS ami warranted sound
Very rast Tro,tcr Frank Palmer l51s hands, years:
show all his heats under watch in 40 Letcr
Beautiful and ias bay Mare Fanny Fern i5,s hands.
sHs ny m fsa
beet 70 and r warranted son md and kind,
in straight heats 81 5. 3d. warranted sound and
Carriages include Curtain Coach extension top Park
Phae'on one Basket Phse,on, with Rumble; 9 spring
Double isenos. sIppIe1s k"hSs Sc ''ns'e ana
SALE POSITIVE, RAIN Or SHINE. TO HIGHEST
-CIIAS W. BARRIER AUCTION EER. MIR, BAR
A.KER has the honor TO announce Col r. j. Connciiys
the owncr grand sale OF the fastest Trotters
ness Horses ever brought New York selected by him
from tho breeders in and in the vicinity OF Paris KY
sons New York Ta,tersals corner Of Broadway and
Both Arrived sunday morning at the In
tho specd. snadIc and driving qualities bcia-e bidding
The stock comprises II including bay Colt 10 high.
sirc tro IN 40: bay Mare by son Of Aicxanders
Andu,h can bs. 40 brown Mare ~ high by Pear;
I64 hsh dark bag very fine fnll brothers by Forest
bay Gslans s nigh BY rnps.".y one q hs
ing. l5a high. believed to DO without equal
%s at T
ing OF the most promising IN the country That the
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AT AUCTION
n MORrGAGEE'S SALE OF LIVERY STOCK.
VAN TASSELL KEAENEY, AUCTIONEERS,
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
THIS DAY, WEDNESDAY,. I'd OCTOBER,
at IL o'clock,
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PRICE THREE CENTS
SALES AT aUC-lOx.

M NUsSBACM. AucTiONEkR. ~ RIvINGT0N ST
VI this day lps o'cock ~ Montgomery ST. Jersey
City te entire large stock aud elegant Fixtures of FIRST
Cloths Cassmeres 4c also elegant Fixtures Counters
Mirrors double door rafs. Desks Gas Fixtures
positively in lots
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ELEVEN HORSES.
TWO LANDAUs, CLARE Noes, Coupe, Coach
vicora). six scat Phacton. Park Phaoton Ger
mantown sockHwny Excursion Sleigh seats 20 passen
~ si1e bar top Wagons full spring do bag
Wagon; Douole Sleigh, Cutters, - sets Double anu
Single Harness, Horse Covers, Bells Robes Whips. Office
Furniture &c &c. Also very handsome bay Horse, l6
hands high, years od perfect road sound and
kind. X SIMON.
Attorney for Mortgage.
thnv
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I,OKsEs CAuKIAGus. SC,

GENTLEMAN LEAVING THE CRY aUsf SELL
top side bar Wagon, 800 West 18th st.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
That Terrible Scour.e.

Fever and ague, and its .congener, bill.
'ous remittent, besides affections Of the
stomach, liver and bowels, produced by
mlasmatic air and water, are both eradi
Gated and prevented by the use of Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters, purely vegetable
elixir, lndorsed by physicians, and more
extensively used as remedy for the
above q Ass of disorders, as well as for
many others, than any medicine of the
age. A languid circulation, a torpid
state of the liver, want OF vital stamina,
are conditions peculiarly favorable to the
ma!arlal disease. They are, however.
surely remeded by the great Preventive,
which. by inv vigorating the system and
endowing it with regularity rs well AS
vigor, provides it with resistant power
which enables it to withstand disorders
not only of a malarial type, but host of
others to which feeble and i'll regulated
systems are subject. The Bitters are a
safe as well as searching eradicant, and
having widely superseded that dangerous
drug, quinine, which palliates out does
not eradicate malaria.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

LOWER TRINITY.-" Steve ~ sends us
tho following items under date Of Willow
'reeN, March Goth sit has rained
mere for 52 days and nights and is still
raining Miners generally are doing
"o''' but some have met with accidents
""'ch have caused much delay. Forty
l7aglh' Of Boyce & Redington's hume
'''' uown and as it cannot be repaired
""u' 'he storm ceases, they are out Of
water at The mine. The China Flat boys
3's IN good spirits. Coffin & Silkwood
~'' uolng good work. They had the old
"neer Steve Meek running their by
1'""''c lor them and he has just had an
''"er mar breadth escape, which happen
81 IN THIS wise In moving about he got
" ''oht ot the pipe and the full force Of
''o stream struck him on the breast,
moving him across the bed rock ditch,
"''a hFst, distance of twelve or fourteen
,'V'' Sy' lie struck the opposite bank and
'0,' osek into the ground suice, from
y p"'en he was taken and carried home.
Na'inalion disclosed several bruises
N''u one bad cut in the head, but no seri-
y" 'IuFles. Under the kind care of his
'us"Ier and lady friends, and the ad-
n', No ". W. Dr. Price Of Camp Castor, the
= 'oheer Is recovering slowly"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

a SPECIMEN WoRKINGMAN.-Oldras ras.
ldents of this county will be surprised TO
learn that the Workingmen's Party Of
santa Cruz have nominated for Mayor
OF that city our former townsman David
Iilhus' Ii Is not so surprising that Mr..
Kinds should be found in the ranks OF the
Workingmen when official position is to
be had, bat the astounding feature lies
IN The fact that the men comprising that
party should nominate one who is any,
thing but aCOrking man. Duting his
residence in Trinity county of fifteen
years, Mr.. Kinds was we'll known bv
most OF our citizens, yet none Of them ac.
cuse him of having ever done davis
work in all that time. In fact we learn
That he was for long time the happy
possessor OF gorgeous belt which was in
those days awarded by our citizens to the
lazlest man in town. Having obtained
the nomination of the Union Party for
Collector of this county in 1868, Kinds
was clected-a nomination then being
equivalent to an election. During the
two years in which he held that position
his returns of Foreign Miners License
were so small that the percentage thereon
was barely sufficient to pay the expenses
OF collecting yet at the expiration of his
official term he retired in comparative
aIiluence and Immediately thereafter
withdrew himself and his wealth from
our county. The Wvrkingman fever
don't seem to run in the family, as we
notice that Peter Il. Hinds-a son of the
would-be Mayors a candidate on the
opposition Citizens Ticket for City Col
lector and Treasurer. We're willing to
stand in with "Pete," but Unclo Da-
vey" won't do.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

A PAYING CLAIM.-Peter p. Black
opened mine this Winter on Canon
Creek, about two miles above Ahren's
place, which we are pleased to learn is
paying we'll. Black has plenty of dump
and pressure, and the mine is rugged in
good style. Hope it may continue to
yield satisfactory quantities Of the pre-
cious metal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

STILL lMPRovING.-A second letter
from L. e. Jones, County Judge, now in
San Francisco, conveys the pleasing
news OF continued improvement in his
afflicted eye. The Judge mentions hav-
ing seen, ID. Foley, A. Cochell, Nathan
Thomas, John CIarey, j. c. Mason, Mrs.
5. |. Thayer, DR.. VIM. Ware, Henry
Martin and other Trinitarians now So
journing in the city. AS yet he is unable
to tell when he can return, but thinks it
will require sometime to effect perma-
nent cure.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
APATENT To
QUARTZ MINING CLAIM.
United States Land Office,
SHASTA, CALIFORNIA.

FEBRUARY 14th, 1878.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
1NGeorge w. Davis and G. Fricl, whose
Post Office address is Lewiston, Trinity
County, State of California, has mado
application for q Patent for Gold Bear
ing Quartz Mine, situated in Deadwood
Mining District, In said County and state
and known rs the BLACK BEAR GOLD
QUARTZ MINE, and more particularly
known and described as follows, to wit
In Township 33 n, Range 8 West
Mount Diablo Base and Meridian. Be-
ginning at Stake l6xl0x5 inches mark
cd B b thence running N3e w to stone
marked and post by side of stone
chains ~ links thence running N70o3O
to post marked h in earth mound %
chains 7S links thence running S3oE to
post marked Il Q chains o links thence
running S77'30E to apost marked B IN
earth mound 1896; thence running
N760E 4.97 TO the place of beginning
Lot No. SS. Containing 10 29-l00 acres
and bounded on the East by mining
lands claimed by Muncy " Co., on tho
North by mining land claimed by Davis
y Frick, on the West by land claimed by
George Sergeant and on the South BY
mining land claimed by Philbrook, Flagg
X Go.
All persons holding any adverse claims
thereto are required TO present the same
to the Register and Receiver of the United
States Land Office at Shasta, California,
within sixty days from the first day OF
Publication OF this notice
AARON BELL,
Feb2S.60d. Register.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

DEAD.-The hoy, Richie Dockery,
whom we last week referred to as being in
preGarious situation resulting from Il
tall at the school house. died Sunday
afternoon. Upon inquiring we find that
his death was not directly attributable to
his having been pushed over the bank at
the school house as stated in our last
issue. 1t appears that on the 11th instant
while playing with other boys, he was
thrown from the bank and somewhat
bruised but inasmuch as he continued
at school during tho remainder of the
week, playing as usual and apparently
not suffering, it is likely that he was not
hurt to any considerable extent by the
Ml. On the following Monday however,
he fell from fence and received inju-
re' resulting in conclusion of the brain
from which he died. On Tuesday he
was buried in the Catholic Cemetery
with imposing ceremony, the remains
beng followed to their last resting place
Oy large concourse of citizens and all
The school children. While his death,
" before stated did not directly result
Hom the fall at the school house, the
injury there received may have had
something to do with it and is sad
warning to our boys to be more careful
III Their play. The afflicted parents CT
U9 dead boy have the full sympathy
o' The community.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

New SCdooL HoUsE.-The Trustees
of Weaverville District respectfully
request all citizens feeling an interest in
school matters to meet ut the Court
Hodse one week from Sunday next, April
7th, for the purpose of considering the
question Of building new School House.
1t is desirable chat an expression sef
opinion be had in reference to location
and other preliminary matters. Turn
out, and give 1t good start.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
In the whole history of mediciua

no preparation has ever performed such mar
vellous cures or maintained so wide n ropu-
tation, as AYER'o CHERRY PECroRAL, which is
recognized as the worlds remedy for all dis
eases of the throat and lungs. Its long-eon-
unued series of wonderful cures in all eli
mates has made it universally known AS n so fe
and reliable agent to employ. Against ordi-
nary colds, which are the forerunners Of more
serious disorders, it acts speedily and surely,
always relieving suffering, and often saving
use in the throat and lung disorders of chill
drcn, makes it an invaluable remedy to be
kept always ON hand in eyery nome No per
son can afford to be without it, and those who
have once used it never will. From their
knowledge of its composition and effects, Phy-
sicans use the CHERRY PECroRAL extensively
in their practice, and Clergymen recommend
it, 1t is absolutely certain in its remedial eff
fects and will always cure whore cures are
possible. For SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

INJURED.-Charles Gering fell last
week while carrying the butt end of a
Little Giant in Hupp & McMurry's
claim, spraining his knee and receiving
bruises which will lay him up for sew
eral days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

RETURNED.-W. w. Kingsbury ar
rived by Wednesdays stage, having
passed several weeks quite pleasantly in
the city. He says much complaint is
made of dull times there, natural con-
sequence of the Kearney agitation.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

MORE RAIN.-Pursuant to our proph-
ecy Of fair weather, ventured last week,
it has rained more or less every day since.
The fall for the week measures l.73 inch
es, making total of 57.44 inches Of rein
to date.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

DEPARTURE.-Mr. and Mrs. w. j.
Tinnin and Miss Carrie /. Lowden left
here on Wednesday last tor San Francis
co. Mr.. Tinnin goes on Masonic bust
ness and his wife for health while Miss
Lowden accompanies her on Il pleasure
trim
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

ANOTHER BROKEN LEG.-John Elliott
of Oregon Gulch, while engaged in a
friendly wrestle with Mr.. John Bergin,
Of the same place, last Saturday even
ing, had the misfortune to get his leg
broken near the ankle. DR.. Lord was
summoned and attended the injured
man who was removed to the Hospital
at this place tho following day. This
makes the fourth leg broken in the
county this Winter, and all below the
knee.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

ALL FooL's DAY.-Next Monday is
the first day Of April and we presume
will be celebrated in the usual Manner
In this connection we may also add that
it is regular quarterly settlement day,
about which, however, there is no fool
isbna.c
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

ANOTHER FAILURE.-No papers were
received here by mail Thursday evening.
These frequent mail failures may be un-
avoidabe, but Weaver folks don't be-
liaYe it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

Bob YOUNG, the boss fiddler Of the
Coast, is in town which will account
fCg any unusually sweet tones that may
be found flying through the air.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

"a iNASsTNG.-Miss Annie Bassham,
oi,' ,' VI " esverville's little girls. is soli-
w., subscriptions to the Peoples Jour
r,, ,;'' literary publication with fine pre-
c ''''' cnromos. Either the paper or the
~ O''los separately are worth more than
A., Pre-, pl,oe asked and we hope the little la
a. I "''' meet with success. Give her
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

Coon CLEAN UP.-We learn that
Smith & Lowden, on Carter Bar, made
clean up last week. realizing $1,000
from a run of ten days.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

CHURCH NoTICE.-Rev. l. b. FISH
will hold services at the Court House
next Sabbath evening at 7 O'Clock.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

IDLE MEN are unknown just now in all
the region round about this locality. nv =
eryone has something to do and it is be-
ing done.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

CLEAR UP SHOWERS are becoming
quite fashionable We haven every
dav, some days.
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NOTICE.
u. ~ INTERNAL-REvENUE sPE-
CIAL TAXES.

Under THE REVISED STAT
~ utes OF the United States, Sections
3232. 1897, 1888, and 3239, every person
engaged in any business, avocation, or
employment, which renders him liable to
IA special tax, Is required to procure and
place and keep conspicuously in his es-
tablishment or place of business a STAMP
denoting the payment of said special tax
for the special-tax year beginning May |,
1878. Section 324i, Revised Statutes,
designates who arc liable TO special tax.
A return, as prescribed on Form IL, is also
required by law of every person liable to
special tax as above. Severe penalties
are prescribed for non compliance with
the foregoing requirements, or for contin-
uing in business after April 80, 1878,
without payment OF tax.
Application should DO made to j. A.
WHALEY, Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue, at Arcata. Humboldt Go.
GREEN b. RAUM,
mar23.4t Commissioner.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

PoRKERs.-Bradbury OF Red Blum
va. here this week with a drove OF
hogs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

A "a INCH bass drum, for $40, at
1rncIe Harris, 702 Kaarny street, San
Francisco. Send for it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

dL q la week in your own town. s. Outfit
NJ a sfree. No risk. Reader, il YOU want
glSISJbusiness at which persons of either sex
" Eean make great pay all the time they
work, write lor. particulars " Ii. HALLgrT i
Co., Portland, Maine.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

II Winter fingers in the lap of Spring
this year, he'll get wet
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VICK'S

FLUW EK and hHhIABLh bEhUb
ARE PLANTED BY A MILLION PEOPLE IN AMERICA.
Vick's CataIOgue-30O Illustrations, for
only two cents.
Vick's Illustrated Monthly Maga-
zine-32 pages, fine Illustrations and cO0red
Plate in each number. Price, 81 p a year
Five copies for s. 90.
VicIx's Flower and Vegetable GAR
den. so cents in paper covers with elegant
cloth covers, 81 90.
A II my publications are printed in English
and German. Address,
4-3m. JAMES WICK, Rochester. n Y.
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LIST OF LETTERS
WEAVERVILLE POST OFFICE,
March 29th. 1878.
HOME NEW S.

Buy AT HOME There is nothing so
injurious to the business of a small town
AS for the business men of the place to
purchase their supplies elsewhere than
from their neighboIs. In community
such rs our own, various interests are
brought together each depending more or
less upon the other for support. If the
grocer sends abroad for his clothing, it is
certuin the clothier will do likewise when
he requires groceries. Should the hard
ware dealer buy his family dry goods in
the city, surely the dealer in such goods
will not patronize him. And so it goes
with every business. AS n consequence
each loses the trade Of the other and all
are losers in the end. Even miners on
whom SO much OF the prosperity of our
town and county depends, will find it to
their own interest to patronize the mer-
chants doing business here, instead of GO
ing to San Francisco for supplies as has
been done in some instances. For cash.
sldo S"'i bO DOuSHb III w GdNGTNlllG JuSl
scheap as any individual or family can
buy the limited quantity they consume
in San Francisco and lay it down here.-
The accommodation of credit can not be
hid abroad as it is offered here, and Ger.
tsInly it is worth all the advances on
cash prices that are made. Our people
should take these matters into considera-
ton and remember that in patronizing
home institutions they are assisting them
selves rs we'll as others. Business men
here often have good cause for complaint,
and were they to stop the credit of all
those who send cash abroad for articles
that could as we'll be purchased at home,
the result would soon be apparent. In
this respect, however, the Journal does
not complain, nor have we cause except
in a few isolated cases where subscrip.
ton to foreign publications is paid in ad-
vance and we required to wait several
years. In the matter of Job Printing we
nave been particularly favored, Trinity
County merchants, almost without excep-
ton, giving the Journal office their
work at prices sometimes far in excess OF
what is charged by the steam printing
establishments OF the cities.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
RECORDED DURING THE PAST WEEK.

Tinnin & Anderson to Wong Lin & Co..
Part of Sturdivant Placer Mine, Oregon
Gulch-S35O.
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as'eeklv Triaity 5ournal.
Wsaverville, March 80, 1878.
ROLL OF HONOR.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS DURING THE FAST WEEK
Weekly Trinity journal., 1878-03-30

l. C, Wallaee....."."....". 90
John Sheriden.'....''.''''...'''."''''''"' 90
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DOTS AND DAsHEs.


Lincoln, Neb.: The state fair opened
here yesterday with promising pros
poets Of success.
The commission appointed by the
German government to investigate and
report upon our mode of taxing tobac-
CO, had the system explained to them
yesterday by Commissioner Raum.
London: A Vienna dispatch says
that Livns has been taken by the Aus
trians. Some Paris newspapers state
that the French government is about
TO open subscriptions for the fever
stricken people Of the United States.
The state fair at San Francisco closed
Saturday. In the military shooting
tournament the first prize was awarded
to the Summer guard of Frisco. They
made 1853 points out Of a possible thou
sand. Distance 200 yards; forty men
shooting. {tfJ f1YFI
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How accounts do differ, to be sure.
1t is contended by the English that
outrages are not only committed under
Russian military occupation but are
encouraged by the Russians. On the
other hand Gen. Todleben telegraphs
the czar that he met with an ovation in
Adrianople. The Mussulman, Greek,
Bulgarian, Armenian and Jewish
clergy requested him to express their
gratitude to the car for the sweet
peace that now rests SO lightly over
their country. No such order ever
before prevailed they say. So enthu-
siastic, was, the ovation, that the town
was illuminated both on the arrival
and departure of Todleben, and even
tbs gatssrof the mosque bore the ini-
tials of the car. The iconoclastic
Englishman has the floor.
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THE friend Of the eight hour law
will rejoice in the decision of the gov
ernment to pay Its employees ten hours
wages for eight hours work. Should
the men work ten hours per day they
will be paid for the extra time. We
believe Attorney General Devens once
ruled on this question, and held like his
predecessor, that the government was
not bound to pay ten hours wages for
eight hours work, even though eight
hours is legal days work.
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eve of departure for their homes, think
ing their services were no longer re-
uuired.

eve of departure for their homes, think
ing their services were no longer re-
quired.
Jackson: j. L. Power, grand secre-
tary Of the Masons and grand treasurer
of the Odd Fellows, returns thanks to
the members of the orders everywhere,
and says they have money enough to
carry them through the epidemic. The
surplus, if any, will be distributed for
the benefit of the many orphans.
Vicksburg: The Howard association
will send tomorrow the steamer Kate
Dixon to Greenville, Miss, conveying
money contributions, ice, provisions,
and nurses. The fever has decreased
SO much here that visiting physicians
and nurses are going to other points.
The yellow fever is reported at Delta,
La, three miles below vicksburg.
Holly Springs: Grand Junction ap-
peals to us for aid. Over a hundred
cases and no organization of relief un-
til to-day. They need nurses, money
and supplies. Do what you can for
them. w. L. ]. HOLLAND.
The Howards have dispatch from
Vicksburg announcing the arrival
there of the steamer Blance Porter,
sent from New Orleans with doctors,
nurses and supplies for Greenville,
which point she will reaah at s p. m.
tomorrow. DIR. Warren Stone leaves
for Donaldsville tonight. DIR. Adams
and ten nurses leave in the morning
from Holly Springs.