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PROFESSOR RUTAN.
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAkT.
NERSHIP.

The co-partnership heretofore existing under
the firm name and style OF Bonnifeld Hill,
doing business at Winnemucca, Humboldt
county, Nevada, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent 5. J. Bonnifield retres from the firm,
and Jas A. Hill will hereafter carry on the
business in his own name, and pay all claims
held against the firm. All persons indebted to
the said firm are requested to settle with Jas.
A. Hill, as he has authority TO collect and re-
ceipt for the same. s. J. BoNNIFIELD, SR.
J. A. HILL.
winnemucca, New, July u, 1879. I'm
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WHY STAY POORe

Prospecting often lays; hdlcncss Mere
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE,

house, containing five rooms, situated on
Third street, below N. Levy's store, is offered
for sale at a bagrain. The title to the lot is
from the United States, and the location is one
The house is substantially built and convicntly
arranged for residence. For terms apply to
MRS JENNIE .AYLOR
Wnnemueca, JuLe %, 1S70 I'm
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And in accordance with law, and an order OF
the Board Of Trustees, made on the 18th day of
june 1872 many shares Of each parcel Of
said stock as may be necessary, will be sold at
public auction at the office OF the Company,
1923 Montgomery street, Room 81, San Fran
cisco, California, on the 18th day OF August,
1879, at the hour Of l O'Clock P. N. of said day,
to pay said delinquent Assessment therecn n,
together with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of sale.
DAVID WILDER, Secie tary.
Office 82s Montgomery street. Room q,
San Francisco, California. ju26td
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.
snEnA SILVER MINING COMPANY.

Loea ton OF principal liace of business, San
Francisco. California; location Of Works, Hum.
boldt county, NeyaGG-
NOTICE There ere delinquent, upon the
following described stock, on account Of assess.
nlent No. TO- levied "a the 20 day Of May, leis,
the several amounts oct opposite the nailesd
the respective shareholders, Us follows.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

PARADISE VALLEY MINING COMPANY.
Location Of principal place Of business, San
Francisco, California.
Location of works, Humboldt county, Nevada
Notice Is hereby given, that at a meeting Of
the Board of Directors, held on the 18th day Of
July, 1879, an assessment iNo u Of Twenty five
(25) Cents per share, was levied upon the CAPT
tai stock of the corporation, payable imme-
diately, in United States gold coin, TO the Sec
rotary, at the Office of the Company, Room 49,
Safe Deposit Building, San Francisco, California
Any stock upon which this assessment shall
remain unpaid on the EIGHTEENTH Q8th)
day of AUGUST, 1879, win be delinquent, and
advertised for sale at public auction, and unless
payment Is made before, win be sold on Monday,
the Eighth (Sth) day of September, 1879, to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
Of advertising and expenses of SALE BY order
Of the Board OF Directors.
WIN. LETS OLIVER, Secretary.
OFFIcE-328 Montgomery street, Room Is, San
Francisco, California jyl7
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Their comparative excellence is recognized by
the Judges in their report, from which the FOL
lowing is an extract.
"The u shoninger Organ Co.'S EXHIBIT
as the best Instruments at pnee rendering
them possible to a large class OF purchasers,
having combination of Reeds and Bells, pro-
ducng novel and pleasing effects, containing
many desirable improvements, will stand longer
in dry or damp climate, less liable to get out oil
order, all the boards being made three-ply, put
together so it is impossible for them to either
shrink, swell or split" The only Organ awarded
this rank. ICE
The Medal and award was granted after the
most severe competition OF the best makers, De-
fore one of the most competent juries ever as
sembled
PROFESSOR RUTAN.
Exclusive Agent for these Organs and Pianos
Tor the State of Nevada.
ORGANS SOLD ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN
instruments delivered at any station ON the
C. PR X. at Factory Prices. Catalogues
furnished on application
Address, PROFESSOR P.RUTAN,
febll-79-Sm Winnemucca. New.
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Ny pasture fields are on the outh side of the
Humboldt river, at Winnemucca and are in
closed with good fences. The fields are well
watered bv the Humboldt river, and covered
with nutritious grasses
All orders left at my Office on Third street
will be promptly attended to.
ALEX. WISE.
wihnsMucca, May % 1870 II
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAkI'
NERSHlP.

The firm Of Daigneau Riley has this % ~.
dissolved partnership by mutual constn NJ, ~ ~
Riley will remain and carry on the business ~ u,
will settle all accounts OF and also receive y
money due to the finn. J. DAIGNEn''
|. RILEY
Minuemucca July Ia ."
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POsTpoNEMENT.

The sale Of delinquent stock of the aboss
named Company is hereby postponed uhn
TIL kSIAY August 81, 1879, at the same hou
and place. ly order Of the Board OF Directo"
ABRAHAM HALsLY, Secretary
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Winnemucca, July IA.
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FOR SALE.

Wishing to retire from business, now offer
my entire property in Wmnesnucca, consisting
Of Book and stationery Store and he News
Business, and family residence on Second
street. all of which will sell at reduced price
for cash in hand. C. CHENOWETH.n r.
Winnemucca, April rs, 1879. tt
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Ard in accordance with law, and an order q
the Board OF Direotois, made On the 10th day o.
May, 1879, SO many shares Of each parcel o.
pubic auction at the flee Of the eomTany, No
3l2 Ncntgc merry street, San Francisco, can
fornia, on TUESDAY, the 22d day Of JUL,
1879, at the hour Of clock r. M. OF said ds!
to pay delinquent assessments thereon, together
with costs OF advertising and expenses Of ms
sale. ABRAHAM HALsEN,
Secretary.
Office sl2 Montgo merry street (entrance ~
3l4) San Frances California
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Inc Desert salt Company
Ia now prepared TO furnish o choice article OF
MILLING SALT In quantities to suit, at
reasonable rates.
z. Reinhart Il Cos are our sole Agents for
Wiunemncca and Northern Country.
ADDRESS ORDERS -" DESERT SALT COMPANY
BRowEs STATION, c. r. X. r., Nevada
aug l6 73-tf
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7 -.,.t ~, ~ !, - . -
| eotan Ntio as the winner OF tne race.
aite. con-. oesable scorlns the DRYERS sot 7
eoo sSit, a. tnIee ocIoch. Win Mcuiesoi
ABOUT meek aneao sHd G,ahgef ana Tue
S an .y &C., u, ~ =; oo ~, oe
1 ausei 80 LIS ~ ~ N M n'st quar,e, suu
iT,, ,II.'. $500 ~ out aiaue "a
| sois ti.e t.is hIst Heet " as III
| .,,1n h.-a ha ~. ". III .ne nIst i
! - ~, n,s, oa1y ~ " as n,t asaiLi ~
80 1900 hn. ~ $3.50 ndit =. .ue &c
| 49, :" 80 :, S;nJI, Hseii "eiI GA"
| Grsnasr tbsn -, $1,000 a-o,ro, . r;,,'o
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csnsai I1e Mid 10 do som. I;y.IS 49, sso
| in, M m. nil ON ~. s..ona ayyar,r 80,
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length
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rrs pairing to Receive Mr. Haskell


IL SySue JouIudi,
From remarks elsewhere made In this is
| sue OF the Journal the opinion may obtaiI
with some that 1t is the intention of La Gym,
to speedily open the county seat question
ana endesvor to effect the removal of tn,
county seat from Mound City To this place
We do not think that such thing is con
temp!ated by our people. Probably the al
most unanimous sentiment of the bushes.
men of La Cygne, and the farmers OF this vi.
cinity, is that the wisest course 10 pursue il
to let Mound City remain In the peaceful pos
session of tie county seat for long time to
come. This is our understanding of the case
and 1T seems the best plan TO follow. Let the
county seat stay where it is for the present
and each section OF Linn do what 1t can to-
wards building up It's own locality. Let US
invite immigration TO our county and work
Tor the advancement OF its interests i'll every
way which wise judgment may dictate.
Each TOWNSHIP p, each city, each village Shout
ehdeavor 10 build itself up mucn as posi-.
ble- When the CO .nty becomes better Sci
Tied anu Its future more clearly Impress
on The minds OF onr citizens then Will be the
time TO settle the county seat question-to To-
cate the county seat permanently, construct
suitable public buildings and for all the pee
pie 10 let The matter quietly rest, rs settled
Tor the greatest good To all parties concerned.
When this matter Is finally disposed of the
county Seat may permanently be located at
Mound City, PIeAsanton or prescott. OF
course La Cygne and her friends want II here,
where the growth of the county, continued
as II now Is, Will place IL T; but should any
rest contented and go forward, attending to
the advancement Of their own homes, max
ing this, as at present, the most prosperous
and progressive locality In The county.
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DISTRICT M.
Notion bay iesterday-A Mass of
Cuisines. Tr2usacted-Tha s.oci-et

| Hon.. Robert CrozIer, Judge; Hon. T. A
hnrd, Judge pro tenn; p. G. Lowe, Sheriff
John RohT, under sheriff; McCown Hunt,
Clerk Charles Grouse, Deputy Clerk.
Turner vs.. sTurner-Suit for dfyorce-Par.
sonal service. leave TO defendant to III.
| answer in ten days.
| Exparte George Denman and Il. c. Taylor
| excused As jurors for term.
State V. David Samusls-ASsault with in
tent 10 commit rape. Verdict by jury OF
| guilty, and recommended To the ciemency OF
| the court.
Clark Observation-Disclosures as per stip-
1 ulatIon Oh fi!e.
SpragUe vs.. Dutch-T.aav- 10 sheriff ia
amend return on at;acap .lst.
T. y. o. ClouEh vs.. l. ma Felix ct al
motion TO revive judgment sustained in each
case.
FIX paE:e y. ID. Tyler, excused rs Juror for
term.
Mihan VS.. Die;hsri-saIe conf rmed, etc,
James L. Osborn " Henry ScHott-Leave 10
plaintiff 10 amend affidavit; moIisn with
drawn; forty DAYS 30 answer.
John & Douglass vs. Ethan Naturalization
to revive Judgment SIl>lsinHd exceptions
Suliy " HubD-S8le confirmed
E,izabeTh + SUikl"y - loci Hiatt, Jr-Mo-
ton 20 amerce Il J Young, late sheriff OF
Dawson vs. Ahees-MotiDn OF plaintiff TO
strike out, etc, passed demurrer withdrawn
Parker " Missouri Valley Bridge company
sale confirmed, GegC OgdSrot, etc
John hice Vs W q Bradshsw-Sale confirm
ed, etc
isabella Smith VS. Moses FoSier-Motion of
plaintiff for iadz ment Oyerfuiod.
Sarah A Mitchell vs. David II Mitchell
Passed til Monday.
Vim p BnrIand vs. NJ L Clark ct ai-Report
OF receiver confirmed. sale approved; taxes
TO be paid; rcceiVer oraered 10 make deed
etc.
Helm VS. y rlu--Euit FOR dlvorce-Decree On
the 2ruu I'd 81 fuIIn-- marrIs. -
Parker - Mi~-uurl Valley Bridge company
Two cEses coESOliiat d leave TO Farms
worth 10 answer 10 COBspl dated case by
Tuesday: leave To I8Sey & Shire 20 plead
by Tuesday; leave 20 Martin and Parker To
amend answers by Monday-all without pre-
jUd rce.
Thomas Martin vs. u ssouri Valley Rrt dye
comp tny-Leave TO NJ FarnswOITn 10 an
sgsr.
Court adj ouTaod to ten o'clock Monday.
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The Thoroughbred stallion race Of half a
mile, best two In three, was interesting to
lovers of tne horses.
The race was won by Coriander, driven by
Corrigan, with Neiherland End, and Head
light erd, in two meats.
Taking everything into consideration, ther7
seems to be no reason why any one who has
attended the meeting should feel di>satis-
fled. Very little that was unpleasant occur
red on the grounus, and lar as can be learned
none exists. The officers of the Association ::
DIR. ). +. Neeley, President; Thos. Leonard,
Vice President; +. T. Lynch. Secretary; NJ.
Phelan, TreaSurer;and Hon. n M. Aller, Super
intend enf deserve more than ordinary credit
for their interchangeable efforts to m Ike every
thing pleasant Tor the horsemen interested
and at the same time for arranging every
thing s.. that the visitors would see an enter
tainTnent worth the time and money spent
Oh the grounds
The meeting financially has been success
and fer the Fl s. held by the new Association
has given entire satisfaction TO all who have
at ended. The Association intend TO further
improve the grounds and track this fall and
arrange 70. a meeting in June oI next year
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ALMOST CAUGHT L. \ SNARE
Two Nerdant Young Ladies From the
Country Barely Escape Ruin by
Two Libertines In This City.

| The fair has afforded many opportunities
| for the reporter. outside OF the re2ulsr report
| of the races, etc. An incident which har-
pened Friday and Friday night came TO the
| knowledge of the reporter yesterday.
Two young ladies, sisters, from the western
part OF the county. came in Friday, partly to
| attend the fair and partly to do some shop
| ping. II was their intention TO remain unit
| yesterday. They were both good-,ooEing,
but had little experience In the WAYS of the
| world. They visited the far grounds. and
| were speedily spotted by a couple OF libsrtines
and gamblers from abroad, who were loupg-
| lug around the fair grounds looking for vic
| tins, 1t msttering little TO them who the vic
| Tins were, or in what manner they were 10
| be quilted. The guIIibiliry OF mankind gener.
| ally was the field in which they proposed 10
labor
The roHes had little trouble in becoming ac-
qusin,ed with the two verdant girls, to whom
| Ih.. flsshy attire and bold manners seemed
Il. personifica ion of all that was gentle
mnuly. They uRde the tour OF the grounds
toy ther. the -. undrels taking the girls to
an" booths anu treating them TO lemonade
cider, candy and otherwise generally max
ing themS ives solid, +" as the boys would say.
Finally hack was taken for the city, and
The girs ssre further impressed with the
great gene SHY az their newiy-made friends
by being .aIed 10 a ri 'e over the city. They
had never oefors in their lives seen anything
quite era Id; and v nan IL was further pro-
posed To a., jpurn t. :, restaurant Tor supper
the giris consented win great willingness.
Al the Gu per wine ordered and was
drank without question by the innocent,
gui teless girls, could imagine nothing
wrong in the conduc! of the ir escorts.
The influence OF tine wine was not long in
making Itself felt over the girls and they
became ready for aAy fste 10 which the rep
rebates Wer. ready to consign Them. The
Williams did not hesitate rs 10 what course TO
pursue, but AT once started out TO find some
place 10 "ss the night with theiI victims
They Wis. - several hotels, hut their object |
was too ea-IIy seen and they could fnu no
p ace until nearly midnight where rooms
could be secured. The .c'erk there was about
10 assign them 20 quarters, when "a young
man came in who IIved neighbor to the
girls. Being keen aud sharp, he at once took
in the situation. Without delaying a mo-
ment he took the girls under his protection
and the Clerk assistance also being rendered
and the landlord happeJi in at the
moment, the wOuid-be DESTROYER of The /
future Of the girls departed, greatly discom /
flied and breathing Vengeance. The girls Il
stayed AZ tue hotel trat night and returned
home yesterday morning, and when fully
aware of tine critical situation in which they
Rad been placed, could not be too profuse in /
their thanks to the young man who had
saved them from "a future fuli of shame /
They ere respectfully connected, and of Il
course their nsines are suppressed.
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Inflammation IF ths Bladder and
Kidneys,

chronic cases Of Lucorhea aud Uterine dis
eases.
In tumors, nodes. hard Jumps, and syphi-
old ulcers: in dropSy, in yeuefeai sore throat
ulcers and in tuberc.es o. the lungs; in gout,
dyspepsia, rheumatism, ricketts,, in mercurisl
deposits-it Is in these terrible forms Of dis.
ease, here the human body has become a
omplete wreck, and where every hour Of
existence is torture, wherein this great RENE
dy challenges the establishment and admire
ton OF the sick. al is in such cases, where
all tue pleasures of existence appear cut OF
from the unfortunate, and by its wonderful,
almost supernatural agency IL restores the
hopeless TO a life and new existence where
this great remedy stands alone in its might
aud power.
In the ordinary skin diseases that every
one r. more or less troubled with, a few doses
will, in most cases. and a few bottles in the
mole aggravated forms, work a permanent
uYe.
hose afflicted with chronic diseases should
ur chase a package ntaining one dozen
oft les. Price 8 10 per dozen. or S. per hall
ore n bottles, or 81 per bottle. Sold by
rug gists.
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DR.. RAILWAYS
REGULATING PILLS

Perfectly tasieless, elegantly coated with
sweet gum purge, regulate. purity, cleanse
anu strengthen. Railways Pllis,.for the
crre of all disorders OF the stomach. Liver
Bowels, Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Headache. Constipation, Costiveness, Indi.
gestion, Dyspepsia, BilliouSness, Fever, In
fiamlnaion of the bowels, Piles snd ali de-
rangement of the Internal N.scera- War
rant to effect a positive cure. Purely yegeia-
ole, containing no mercury, minerals or de-
eterious drugs.
o1Observe the following symptoms re
sulting from Disorders OF the Digestive Or
cans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fullness of the
blood in the Head, Acidity of the Stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Of Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach. Sour Eruc.
tat,ons, Sinking or Fluttering at the Heart,
Choking or Suffering Sensations when in a
lying Posture, Dimness OF Vision Dots or
Webs before Sight, Fever aud Dull psi7 in
the Heed, Dedciency of Perspiration. Yeiiows
nea OF The Skin end Eyes. Pain IN the side,
Chest, tamhs and Sudden Fiushes Of heat
burning in the Flesh.
= send Letter stamp to railway 4 Co.
1852 WAeneo. corner. Church
nnAnds VIII he sent. tnes-thns-satsun.
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To the Honorable Board Of Coaaty Commission

GESTLEMES-In accordance with the resOs
luton adopted at the August meeting OF the
Board, herewith present an ltemizsd
account, showing dale, number OF receipt,
name and amount Of tax collect. d, amount
of rebst5 given after penalty accrued, and
amount of penalty that should have been
collected by the late treasurer, EnCs HOOK
Amount Tor Is7G. .-.... -. $500. Ss.2f3 81
~
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= Valuable Discovery.

DR. s@aNSEs TAR AND sARsAPARILLA PILL 5
Are the most effective snd congenisl pur-
gsrive ever discovered. They are mild, but
effective IN their operation. moving the
bowels surely and without pain. Ai,houch
gentle in their operation they are still tn
most thorough and pleasant cathartsc medi
cine that can be employed, clessing the
stomach and bowels and purifying the blood,
Headache, constipated bowels, inward plies
costiveness, fever, torpid liver yellowness
of the SIX and ewes, indigestion, dyspepsia
and all dersnRemeniS sr. cured '.Swsyne',
Tar aud Sarssparilis Pills. p 81 - cents q
boz OF so pills. or boxes 81 PlrT are 1 only
by DIR SwAfNE * SON, Pailsde phia.
Sold by all prominent druggists, In Leay.
enworth by Arnold & cunt.
wedfrisun&w
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Far ming Paws,


Few days since, in conversat On with Nj.
j. X. Sweareneen, living southwest of our
city, We learned o. how farming pays. -Four
years ago he was $50 in debt and emphs IT,
csDy bankrupt. But be had Kansas faith
and leased the best botto q farm he could get,
and went 30 work. Ga the first crop he paid
s1so cash rental. On the second ne paid Si75,
cash, and this year he VIII pay over s5OJ cash
rental. During these years. lie has paidiss
nigh his "a per cent interest, las bought over
soO5 worth II implements, and now mas over
$50 worth of stock. His wheat yield is IJOJ
bushels, and lac has 20 acres OF 20 busnel ccrn.
Oesldes oats, potatoes, INLET and other crops,
and 'rousnness" eoou Ia for 100 head OF cat
tie which he desires To sell. Daring the time
ne has never been able 10 sell "A fat steer or
hog, as some of his creditors would ALWAYS
want II before he got II fat. His money Ia as
been made almost exclusively by gain rails
inn
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tsnEePnnieGf Survey

Ih' surveying party engaged in comp!et-
Ing The survey OF the Missouri river which
was commenced last season, arrived her,
yesterday and tied up near the foot of Della.
ware street. The party numbers about
eighty II en, under the command of Captain
Neilman, and started in on the lSt Of March
AT SIOUX cry. Two small steam tow boats and
TWO DArE.s carry the party, and its acconter.
menis. The object of the survey il 10 obrair
an accurate chart of the channel of the rlyer
the position Of sand bars, etc, as now found
ING lIy'r was taken last ear as far as Boon.
VILE, Missouri.
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New Railroad Hotel.
Newton Kansas.I

There is now a movement on foot for the
building in this city at no distant time of the
largest and finest combined r-ilroad hotel
eating house, ticket and passenger depots, 10
be found in the state. The matter is in good
and experienced hands and the proposed To-
cation Is on the corner south of and including
the grounds now occupied by IF. McGrati. 5
store. Such a building woaid DC an ornam mt
aud mole particularly a vsiupIe addition TO
our city.
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FeVcrDnd Ague.

FEVER AND AGUE cured for nifty cents.
There IL nOJa remedial agent in tins word
that Will cure Fever ana AEue. and all other
Asisrious Bilious, scarlet, Typhoid, Vel aw
PILLS, 80 quick ss RADMAI'S READY
RELIEF. r1f,y cents per botfis.
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, gUHC t.eIeN's naatt

Inc remains Of Harry Kelley, son of p. He.
ley oil This city, arrived here last evening
IRON Esw!ins, Wyoming, and were taken to
the Family re>:dence,on Pottawatcmie street
between Second and Third.
1t Is reported that young Heley met his
ceath from the Effects of wounds from pistol
snois Inflicted about six O'Clock in the
mo, nlhE last Tuesday, AT Sweet River Camp,
eighty miles ( ON Raw!inS He died AZ N in.
% CLOCK the ssiii. morning. The community
sympa'hlZ-S deeply with tie ber.ay.d ma
fyhl> IN the S1d tate ia At has so student v
oFeTlaken their bright, promising son,
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a Terrible Death.

!.
through DR.. owen We learn that IA t.n.yesr r.
Old son Of William Thompson, who lives
above the fair ground, met with a violent
and sudden death last evening. he had
orC usht in the COW from the pasture and vas
holding the rope while Mrs. Thompson was
milking. ihoughtiessly and boy-like, be
tied the end OF the lariat around his whist.
The COW becoming frightened at something
suddenly started on with mad speed, dr.g.
ging the poor boy by the arn. Tne mother
screamed and caiieo ner husband who Wa 8
cutting cane not far OF, and lie rushed to the
rescue. By that II ce the COW had MADE "A
wide circuit and returned TO the house, with
the boy still attached TO the rope. The little
fellow breathed nut two or three times after
hls parents got TO him. His tack was bfoK en-
al MS DO iy terribly Druised about the mead
and alIOulders.