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be made higher and higher, md OF course
stronger. The pnst II .te 81 increase Ia deposit
ID not fair estimate to calculates future rate.
for y is known the i the increased cultivation
OF the lands o. the Mississippi valley will
iment transported by the river.
No matter Low good our Ievess may be- we
would still re III constant datiger Of overtlows,
danger tiae more frightful from itsbecoming
greater each year.
You may say this Ii all theory. II DO, will
give, you q little experience. All, old resident
Of this State Mr.. EvariHte Lepine. with two
slaves, constructed, about fifty years age, the
first levee that was nude below ThibodauS.
1t was about u foot and % half high, some un-
uasallly high water having suggested to him
tho advantage of protecting his land. At the
present time, twenty and odd miles below
Thibodaux. we have levees eight, ten and
twelve feet high, the water In the bayou being
at this time of the year higher than the sur
rounding lands.
This increased height of the Mississippi is
also shown ut the mouth 81 the Red river. For
that river TO have emptied into the Mississippi
there must have been u greater difference Of
level than at present, for Mt present the cur
rent ID not sufficient to keep ts channel clear,
much less to cut channel where there was
none before. The consequence Is that now the
main part Of the Red goes into the Atehafa-
boats, we may live to see. the current on that
portion OF Red river flowing q different way,
making another outlet for the Mississippi
through Bayou Atehafalayn.
From all this II seems tome TINT, II we ever
expect to be free from oyerIlows, we must find
a. way OF keeping the bottom Of our rivers from
rising, and II we can find way to do that and
prevent overtlows Mt the same time that Is the
only hope we have for permanent relief.
Suppose the Pic. had u trough large enough
to carry certain amount of water. and that
trough should become clogged with sediment
and trash, would he not nall u strip Of plank
III order still to carry the requisite amount OF
waterl | could tell him u better way; he
could increase the current and thus wash out
the distractions by lowering one end.
Capt Eads proposes to clean out tho OBJ
struotions in the river which check the
current and cause deposits. by also increasing
tho current at those points by means of jet
ties. These two feats are similar in their Of
fect-that s. to seour by means of an Increased
current They are dissmilar In the means
employed to produce the current: this only
shows. however, that there may be two ways
OF increasing o current Yours truly,
G.. b. l..
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John 9. weems w. Delta Moss comranY

John g. Weefns W.. Delta Moss Company.
SIxTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE pAa.
- ish Of Orleans, Nc. g67G-By virtue Of d writ
Of heri faee!!as, 70 me directed By the hon
orable the Sixth District Court for the pnriHh
OF Orleans. In tho above entitled cause. VIII
proceed to sell at public auction, On the nrotni-
sos hereinafter designated. on FRIDAY. Fehrlt-
ary 10, 1878. mt 10A o'clock a. M. the following
described property t2 wit.
/. THE ONE-STORY FRAME BUILDING
corner Of Canal and ,da1yez streets, In this city.
in square bounded by, Canal. Galyez Johnson
and Gasduet streets. built upon said ground
under, lease thereof. and known as the Delta
.. ALL THE MACHINERY AND MoyAgLEs
contained In said building and consisting Of
two engines and apDurtenunees thereof naeeH-
sary to the carrying OH OF said business to-
gether with oil the Office furniture. consisting Of
desks. etc Also one mule. one float, two sets Of
harness. one tarpaulin, seven bales Of moss and
one roll Of burlaps. g5
The whole as per inventory, which may be-
seen in my office.
Seized In the abnye suit.
Tetms-Cash on the spot.
THOMAS Fl. HANDY.
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans
fed II IL
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.
by Albert Paul.
REAL ESTATE STOCK, ETC
SUCCESSION OF ARTEMON HILL.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 80. SD.
AUCTION SALES.

Exdbanes faH msr N2 s ss
1878. at IL o'clock M. at the Merchants and
AAuetionaers' Exchange, on Royal street be-
tween ' -. oanal and onstonho,nse streets.
=. Tlssot. Judge Of the Second District Court
Tor the parish OF Orleans. dated January ~,
1878. will be sold at public auction tho follow
u" l. T P1yfS9iy .oNE1ors oroRouNp. in Eau
bourg Dueatelle, Third District of New Orleans,
in square bounded by Monroe Bagatelle, limo
leon and Union streets. Nos. o. and 4 each
ner Of Monroe and Union streets. and measures
81 feet Top inches front on Union street by 1906
f To- inoheson Monroe street Nos, to q. in.
street BY 1o5iest inches In depth. No ID forms
the corner N Timoleon and Union streets, and
measures 81 feet 101s inches front on Union by
100 feet Inches on Tfmoleon street. Nos. H.
leon street by 1853 feet tpts inches In depth. No.
10 forms the corner of Bagatee and Timoeon
streets and measures. 81 feet tok inches front
On Bagatelle street. by to5 feet inches on
measures each % feet on. Bagatelle by los feet I
inches deep AS per plan by L. J. Pile. sur
veyor dated twent y-seventh August 1896.
o. Ten shares of stock Of the New Orleans,
Opelousas and Great Western Railroad Com
8. Ten shares Of stock of the New Orleans.
Jackson and Great Western Rairoad Company.
- 4. Two shares Of stock Of the Crescent City Oil
and sale Of the Phoenix Iron Foundry, In which
the succession had ten shares as per inventory.
s Fifty shares Of stock of the Upper Ouaehita
Con. and M ming Company.
e.. Fifty shares Of stock OF the Southern Oil
Company.
I. Eighteen shares of stock In the former
Ocean Line of Towboats.
Terms-Cash. TEA 10 % NH 20
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LEGAL NOTICES.
THE STATE or LOUISIANA.
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
IsH OF ORLEANS.
LUCIE MARRERO vs.. GABRIEL PgATs--.
No. GAG.
LEGAL NOTICES.

r HEREBY CERTIFY THAT ON THE
ninth day Of November, 1877. Judgment was
rendered In this court In the following entitled
suit. In the words and figures following,
TO wit
No. 9446-Lucie Marrero VS.. Gabriel pratg.
On motion Of John s. Tully, Of counsel for
support Of said plaintiffs demand the law and
evidence being in favor Of said plaintiff, IL is
ordered, adludged and decreed that the judg-
ment by default herein entered on the sixth
day, OF November. 1877, be now confirmed and
made final. and accordingly that there be judg-
ment In favor OF Lueie Marrero, wife OF Gabriel
Prats and against said Gabriel prats, her h,ig~
band, decreeing separation of property be-.
tween her and her said husband, and dIssolyiug
the community Of acquests and gains hereto
fore existing between them. It Is further or
dered. adJudged and decreed that the said plain
tiff, Lucie Marrero. do have and recover 81 the
said defendant, Gabriel Prats her said hns-
band the sum Of one thousand dollars, with
legal interest thereon from judicial demand
until paid. with the privilege allowed by law TO
married women on the property OF their htlg-
bands, and all costs Of suit.
judgment signed November IA, 1877
N. Fl. RIGHTOR Judge.
i, In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
hand and affixed the seal of the said court fit
the city Of New Orleans, ON this twenty-fourth
day OF November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven.
L. G. GUILLOTTE,
fe4 IL % mh7 Deputy Clerk.
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JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
snElsirF SALES.


apaniea MarIarty W.. Bridget 1Gearaon CT ass.
StXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAN
=, ISL o. Qraans, Mo-, 7G5G--ijy virttie Of d writ
OF ieri faeihs against Bridget Reardon widow
OF Miehnel sullivan, now wife Of Eugene Anlli-
yah. 20 me directed BY the honorable ths Sixth
District 0aurt for the parish oil Orleans, iii tllu
nboye entitled cause, will proeasd II selt HI
public auction, at the Merchants aid Aitntio,,
sefs' Exchange. Royal street, between CannI mid
Customhouse streets, In The Second Distriei III
this city, on THURSDAY, March I, isys, nj d
o'clock M, tho following described properly. t.
wit "
4 CERTAIN Lot OF GROUND. with fhe
buildings md improvements thereon, riahts.
ways and advantages thereunto belonging or in
nnywise appertainfng, situate In the first UIs-
tIiet OF this city, in the square bounded by
TchoGpitoulas, Girod, Magazine and Notre Dnrnes
ing, in American measure, thrty-seven fset
ten inches front on Girod street by q depth md
front on Magazine street Of sixty four feet two
inches four lines, forming the corner Of said
two. streets. thtty- soyen fest ton inches In
width on tbs rear line dividing II from LOT num-
Der two, and sixty four feet one line id depth On
the line dividing IL from lot number three, ths
whole In accordance with a plan made By a. fifs
Artnas, surveyor. and deposited In ths office III
II. y. Cenas, lats notary public In this city. Bf~
Ing the same property acquired by the defsnds
ant herein by purchase from tho succession of
Michael O Sullivan, per act passed before W. r.
Chstell. notary public In this g ty, dated July H.
1879. - -
Seized In the boye suit
Terms-Cash on tho, spot. =
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans,
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Sir Walter Scott makes one OF his characters
err" The Gar will realize the truth OF this
observation when he comes to exact heavy
indemnity from Turkey.--ISt. Louis Globe
Democrat
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CONSTABLE SALES.
A. Dupuy vs.. Narc,sse par1x.r

A.. Dupuy VS.. Narclsse Parker.
THIRD JUSTICE COURT FOR THE PAR
i ish OF Orleans No. 127e-By virtue of q writ
OF feri faeias. to mo directed by the Hon. john
i. Laresehe, Third Jnstice of the Peace
for the parish Of Orleans. In the above entitled
case, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, at my warehouse. No. s5 Bienyillo
Street between Bourbon and Royal Streets
m; on SATURDAY. February 8, 1915
ONE LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
selzed Ia the above suit, as per inventory fled
In my office. $50
Terms-Caeh on the spot.
.. THOMAS y. BUCKLEY,
la3o 1e4 y Constable.
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FOR SALE.
fe4 IL % mh7

E'oR sALE-T WILL SELL 1850 ACRES or
- fine timber land near West Pearl Riyerin sc.
Tammany parish, La q fine cattle and sheep
range, good for farming purposes andgof easy
ticulars address MRS. e. ID. WELSH Fort
Pike. La. jaI7
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BOARDING.

CELEOT PRIVATE BOARDING CoMFoRT.
~ ably furnished front rooms can be- obtained,
month. by applying at the elegant private resi-
dencs No, Ile oarondelet street Parties In
opportunity A fine bathroom also attached L.
the house. References exchanged Jest
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.

ttThe DEMOCRAT is responsible for none OF
the views expressed In the communications
under this head; but no communications will
be printed except from responsible parties.l
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DIR. SYDNEY DAVIESON'S
ARRIVAL In NEW ORLEANS.
DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,

DIR. SYDNEY DAVIDSON,
m. X. 9. .. LONDON. IN. ID. Glesen,
Auth2 ga Fl apaess s obsesya2Ins on Nervous
Senior Proprietor OF the Missouri
State Museum of Anatomy.
st. Louis, Mo-,
Begs to J.. inform the citizens Of New Orleans
ready avaiied themselves of his services that
he has returned to ths city for the season. and
may be consulted. till tho sist March next. ut
d Hampart street, Between Canal and
CnstAmh0Wse.
And may be consulted DAILY from 10 a. m. till
Dr. D A XVI F2 h az, p adopted 90 bits lin, Of
practice the treatment and cure af
Nervous Diseases,
Has spent years Of study and research in TINT
branch /, OF Medical Science bearing specially on
Iii s 6H f51g t9H s"anf To
mental and physical debility, and the loss Of nil
vitality. and his long and varied experience in
the BEET bs t9Esthsr with
Europe and America. enable him to guarantee
Relief to ALI Sufferers
who consult him. DR.. DAVIDSON has been
specially and remarkably successful In his
Treatment by Correspondence.
It is. however. desirable that ut least ono per-
sonal interview should be- had, If practicable.
DIR. DAVIDSON especially invites the alton
ton of those who by placing themselves under
the care Of ignorant charaans have only In
creased their, sufferines. The physician who
understands his profession and labers with In
teligence to advance IT in the respect Of men.
Is q benefaetor to mankind, and the high estf-
nation In which DIR. DAVIDSON ID held by
physicians themselves. Is proof that all who
apply to him may have
Implicit Faith In a Rapid and Perma-
nent Cure.
DR.. DIAvIEsoN's work, :. Practical obserya-
valuable guide, and may be had. bound In
cloth price 2s cents; by addressing the author.
between ganaI and Oustomhouse. New Orleans
or from GEORGE ELLIS. bookseller. opposite
the Postoff1ce.
:, DR.. DAVIDSON, may be consulted at No. .
house. New Orleans. up to the s1st Of March,
after which his address will be 1705 Olive street,
St, Louis. where he has been permanently To-
Gated for many years,
Office hours from 10 a. m. to 8 p. M. and from
7 to 9 y. N. Sundays, 10 q. IN till .. m. only.
nos 6m
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

NoTICE-THE FIRM OF NORMAN Il RgtsB
~ has been dissolved by the death of Mr..
formed q eopartnership under the firm name
81. HEIS5 & HENSCH. and will continue the
Wholesale Confectionery and General Mahufae-
turing business at the old stand. Nos. i2I and
1913 Old Leyee street, assuming oil the assets
and liabilities OF the old firm. 49,.
JAMES M. REISS,
CHARLES RENbGH.
New Orleans. February /, 1878. fel 1w
rOPARTN ERsHIP. THE UNDERSIGNED
~ have this day formed a copartnetahip under
the firm name Of sHEEHAN n HENDERSON,
for the transaction Of d Western Produce and
Provision business. to be carried on at No. or
Poydrus street. between Camp and Magazine.
New Orleans. January 8. 1873. -
THOMAS SHEEHAN,
JAG b. J. HENDERSON.
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7-7-------------
MILITARY NOTICES.

Headquarters Association Army of Ten-
nessee New Orleans. February q. 1878. Me-
nhanies' Institute. Dryades street, near Canal
(rooms of the First Louisiana Field Artillery
The regular meeting Of this association will be
held on tn EsDAY. February 9, nt7 o'clock d. III.
at the above place. .-..
g. T, BEAUREGARD President
J. G. GoLpING, Secretary. fes
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.

succession of Mrs. Mary Heran, widow of
Francois Foucher.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAg
~ ish Of Orleans, No. 8g,9l5-Noiice Ia hereby
given to the creditors Of this estate and to oil
within ten days from the present notification.
II any they have or can. why the aecount pre-
sented by Mrs. Susan Foueher, testamentary
proved and homologated and tho funds distrl-
b1ted In accordance herewith.
ja5o fe4B JOHN HERBERT Clerk
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

THO RENT-NTCELY FURNISHED ROOMS
Il single or Oh su lite, at 143 ht Joseph street
fe4 tt*
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MISCELLANEOUS.

M RS. BLOCK-NO. 142 CAMP STREET, DE-
AsA sires her patrons to know she has on hand
some excellent servants, walters. cooks, cham
and an experienced housekeeper. au17 tf
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D fe4s JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
hnccssslon of Mrs. lean nait-

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE
- parish Of Orleans, No. 40.095- Whereas. Jean
Raft has petitioned the court for lei ters of adj
Mrs, Jean RAFT deceased infestate. Notice IL
hereby given to all whom it may concern to
show cause within ton days why tho prayer
Of the said petitioner should not DO granted
ja2s fef rs JOHN HERBERT. Clerk.
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succession of Thomas Brown Lee.

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIL LIZ PAR.
~ ish OF Orleans, No. 37,7tD--Notice Ia hereby
given to the creditors Of This estate and 10 nil
other persons herein interested to show cause
within ten days from the present notification. I'll
any they have Or can, why the account pros
sented by Mrs Eliza r. Lee, testamentary sx-a
ecntrix Of the deceased should not be approved
and homologated, md the funds distributed tn
accordance Herewith. IS
BY order OF the court.
ias1 fe49 JOHN HERBERT CLERK
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In tine Waiter OF the Introduction Of saeorsa

SECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PAR
- ish Of Orleans. No. 80 s2a-Notice Is hereby
given to the creditors of this estate and to AT
within ten days from the present notification,
II any they have or cali. why the provisional
account presented by Isaac w. Boone, progf~#
terdicted, should NOT DO approved and honolo~
gated, and the funds distributed In Accordauety
herewith.
BY order Of the court.
ja25 81 fe4 JOHN HERBERT, Clerk.
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WIANTED--s SUGAR COOLERS. TT SOUND
w good order and cheap. PLANTER, Dem.
ocrat Office se2o II
81 E0 FOR PIANO TUNING-BEsT WORK
Pianist. iy5 "
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LosT-FOUND.

T ,osT =, SUPPOSED TO HAVE BEEN
d 49, burned on steamer Lotqs)-The following
Louisiana have been lost. and all persons ara
hereby, warned against buying the same, appli-
eation having been made for the issuance Of
Warrant No. 44o series 1875, In favor Of A. 3.
Br22ughton Or 9. L. Walmsley 4 Co., for e1l7 g.
Broughton, or 9. L. WalmsIey l. Co., for sls7 60
:, Warrant No AZ, series 1875, in favor Of A. B.
r, Warrant No. 44s; series 1875. in favor Of A. b.
Broughton, or G. L. Walmsiey & Co., for $500
Warrant No. 3o40, series 1876 in favor of Her
wig, for s25.
Warrant No. s45e. series 1876, In favor Of Her
nandez, for $3.50.
Warrant No. 5457. series 1876 In favor Of Her
nandez, $50.
Warrant No. 545s. series 1876, in favor OF Her
nandez. for $780,
Warrant No. $500, series 1876, In favor OF Her
nandez, for $3.50
Warrant No. 54s5. series 1876, in favor of Her
nandeZ. for $3.50.
=, Warrant No. 1872, series 1874. In favor Of Cou-
Warrant No. $685. series 1874. in favor of We
Der, for $25, 'oA ~ J"
ja25 lot JNO CTyAFFE h SONS.
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WANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK AND
w to % Homework. Address H. s. b.. Dem
OCrHt Office. jalg 1w
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WANTS.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FKmALEs.
W0IIsskeepers.
Cooks. Nurses, ChamDerma,a.. Etc.

WANTED-BY A YOUNG CoLORED MAN
" situation as cook: Good references
given. Address JAS. p. this office fe2
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WANTED-BY A YOUNG CULORED MAN,
w situation rs dining room servant. Good
references given. Address @. W.. this office.
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PErS0nal.

&C ---.-s =,
Major, LcFSB of theYuma Depot, is due
BY to-day's stage from, Florence; also Mr.
4. Goldman, swho has now q, fourishing
book 1snd faItfy goods business az Flor.
ence. Old Ygmehos 9illremember him as
cur County Surveyorin 1872. tf
The. family Of Gen: Wilcox, commanding
the Department of .Arizona,4 will arrive
here OH Tuesday and take steamboat on
Wednesday on their way to join him at Pres
Colt. They are four children, the Oldest
being. a young lady of about twenty. The
General is acwidowcr. ralr .
: j. p. Wpitlatch has gone to inspect
mines?at Castle Dome. a-.,.rE
/. Brevt. Lieut.. Col. Chas.,A. Booth is now
at San Diegeg believing Lieut.. Philip Reade
of charge of the Arizona Military Tele'
graph
w. j.. Osborn, Esq, of Tucson, passed
through here on Wednesday,. on his way
ITO Washington where he will remain g
couple of months to attend to Arizona
business before the Departments.
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}FOGALH3MATTERS.
Steamboats,.


|, The Gilnfartived last Saturday from Au-
|, brey, with nearly 100000 in silver bars
from the. McCrackin mill, fifty tons of Cas-
tie Define lead ore, aid fifteen passengers.
|. The Colorado ARRIVED on Wednesday
from up. river, where she has been engag-
ed inymoxiug wood. This. is done ON the
Colorado river every Spring, in anticipa-
lion of high water: Hundreds OF cords
are taken from low or exposed places.
along the banks Of the river and piled in.
spots, lesslEable ito overflow or caving
away. aS --.-... .,.,e.,,, . d. :. :.
Next boat is advertised tcsap for Aubrey
and way landings: next "Wednesday, April
10. BE- - .----.--- sa"g.~. \ :,
The steamboat eor,pany's new carpenter
shop is well under way and neahly finished
Their new machine shop iyteiHg fitted
up in fine shape, for. doing:ans- kind Of
work required here, by H. S. Muzzy, head
engineer and machinist.. Muzzy has had
nearly twenty years, experience on stern
wheel boats and, knows pretty much all
there is, about them. In 1912 he was
on the old Orient, the first boatte go the
head CT navigation on the Sacramento. 1T
was therehe took his first lessons in steam
| boating without water.,.Qn that tripti,e
Orient OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and had to
be dug out. ! he channel changed ana the
river fell nearly five feet in one night; the
cook had, to go quarter of a. tailefo a
bucket of.water for making coffee. Capt
White was in commend off the Orient, and
| although i,e-goto $500, per ton frey ht from
Sacramento to, Red Bluffs, DE couldn't
make that trip, pay, 'stdzzy came down
here in yls72 teput upitbe Gijas machin-
ery,5when. she was bailt, and has worked
for5t6e C. S. n. Co. ever since. From pres.
ens appearances, he is likely to work for
them as long asshe wants to. T.
Sew zinc viii probably he iaid on, tn 9
,GiIa's deck; the old zinc can be utilized
for roofing lumber sned, tr.t !.
Mr.. C6as. Hooper, foreman of Che COM
1tpany's shop at Sacramento, and Macy
oterhaaled the, ella thoroughly lsstweek
and decided to make number Of repairs
Eand Improvements on > iIer.5 Ala thin or
burned places will be cut out of her boil
Eers1 and replaced with new iron.'' Some
inew-subes may be pat in:;:s
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:. LOUIS. RAGGIo and Maddox have struck
good diggings near the Cargo Mnchacho,
about four miles 4east of the rairrcnd, out
on tho tec-ere.--Ti,es -A.a;ak twenty feet to
bedrock, finding good streak Of -pay-
dirt on which they are now drifting. The
gravel overhead is cemented together and
stands well. We saw RSggio selling a
bottle full of coarse, clean gold, elegant
color, at the italian Store. HE says they
are making very COCA wages T. !:
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: Transporter

;;BarneE's ttein did not get of:tlh Tues
day. Bennis y& Murphy s,-train left for
En0nIss on rarardssy 21vzss-s
Ramonc Dut6n left Saturday 2o9o' for
Florence. SweiQaffer wilFIeave Tomorrow
for Florence. Engasser left on tie Sd with
5000, for Rhpnix; also Fowler sSitfr 1000.
", G. Shook teft yesterday for'Ph$fhis with
1900. Daguerre has ieaded 1o,e90'on one
team; balance of his train waiting for ad.
- :. Mr.. Neahr--informs US that he has some
100000 pounds of consigned freight now
In WAREHOUSE. Part of Fields 6aMorgan'a
train, and Noriega's are siill here. =,