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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-12
From Fridays Daily. !
Snlm aSundi.


Hiram Chase is having n large addi-
tion built to the rear Of his place OF
business OH Commercial street.
Divine services will be held at the
Church, Sunday morning and evening,
at the usual hours, Rev. George Jep-
nings officiating.
Mr.. William Garrard. Sr.. who nrriv-
ed here from Reno, where his family
o resides, q few days ago Is still In
town. The old gentleman looks hale
MS usual.
james Allen, formerly OF this place,
who arrived hero from the Northern
part of the county n few days ago, started
for Silver Reef, where he proposes TO
pass the winter, by the train lust even
ing.
There appears to be 4 good prospect
for litigation to quiet title to the ground
in the ~Spangled Banner location at
Tuscarora; that In which the rich strike
has just been reported. This May
flower, an older location. lays claim to
Il.
A dispatch was received here from
Boise City, Idaho. last evening, in
which 1t was stated that II. G. Vaughan.
formerly a resident OF this place, had
become involved in sono Trouble In
that place and shot a man. No partic.
ulars were given. however.
A car containing 90 fine thorough.
bred meriuo bucks arrived here from
Reno this morning consigned 10 Dorsey
Bros. They aro to be taken from here
south, to the sheep ranch OF Mr.. Fox.
The flock are those formerly in charge
Of David Rogers. deceased.
Gen. Q. g. DHtterman and wife were
passengers by tho train from the eas,,
this morning. The General passed
eastward through here about i've weeks
ago on his way to attend the Grand
Lodge OF Odd Fellows. no being a rep.
resentaiiyo in that body from This
State.
Regarding tho matter OF the demoral.
lied buggy mentioned ia yesterdays
INDEPENDENT, tho Times. Repisp furn.
ishes the following: w. u. Weaver
met with quite nm accident Tuesday
night as he was coming up from Elko.
On a steep grade about I've milos this
side Of Marshal's station his buggy was
upset and himself and Mrs. II. W.
Brown, who accompanied him. were
thrown out, bfusing both considerably,
but fortunately in1icting no seriously
injuries. They returned 10 Matshell's,
where they spent the night, arriving
here yesterday morning. Tito horses
were found yesterday morning several
miles this side Of the scene Of the acct,
dent unhurt. The buggy was wrecked.
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IRON Thursdays Daily.l
IHAlnAKundl.


Lucius. bring forth the operai
The final finishing touches are now
being put upon the County Jail. She's
. bangor.
E. s. Stokes Ia at the Reno Fair. The
Journal says be has q stable Of horses
at the track.
The rafie for Grandmother Clark's
rag carpet will come of Saturday even
ind ~ 8 o'clock in the Gem dining
room.
George williamson, one of the old
residents OF Railroad District 10 in
town to-day. for the first time in four
teen months.
Dudley Haskell, who shot George
Schwartz some weeks ago, has been
held to answer. with bail fixed at S4O,-
900. which was furnished.
F. E. Hughes, OF Hulleck Station has
rented Ben. titch's big barn on Fourth
street, and has commenced filling Il
with hay from San Jose. California.
The Tunes srite of yesterday reports
a new, rich aud important strike in a
comparatively new location on the
north side of that camp known as the
Star ~Spnngled Banner"
E. II. Griswold. proposes through the
columns Of the Stnhnei, to begin on
Saturday. in Eureka. to sell at auction,
SIS. 200 worth Of dry goods, clothing,
etc.
A gypsy outfit in three covered
wagons; men. women and children pass
ed through here this morning. on their
way west. They claimed TO have just
arrived from the Mississippi galley.
A long, slender, Hat, iron or steel
key. apparently for some kind Of a pat.
ent door lock, was picked up on the
street last evening. The owner can
have the same by applying at this Office
and standing treat for the press gang.
The District Court at winnemucca,
yesterday passed sentence upon Charles
HyDer, convicted OF the killing of West,
in Paradise Valley Il short time ago.
November Goth is the day fixed on
which he is to suffer the extreme PEN
atty OF the law.
Ed. Carpeaux loaded up his team
with supplies this morning, aud started
on the return trip to Railroad; he was
accompanied by Mr.. A. Wilde. We I'M.
derstaud that considerable ore is now
ready for reduction. and the furnace
will be started again shortly.
The driver of the Tuscarora stage re-
ports that W. u. Weaver. who left here
for that place with II team and buggy
Tuesday must have met with an acci-
cident on the route, as lie found frag.
ments Of the shattered vehicle scattered
along the road. as he drove into town.
The driver could furnish no particulars
Of the disaster. however. and it is not
known here whether the occupants OF
the buggy were injured or not.
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A delegation numbering between
thirty and forty persons went up tn
H.llrck yesterday, To attend the racing
an,l dance. The main race failed TO
connect. hut several others worc gotten
up Ia I'LL the blank. and plenty III fuu
mi money was cranmed into the occa-
sim. The Formulation Of the surround
ing country WAS largely represented.
anil Ham, the handsome host of the
Halleck Hotel. with his accustomed
libsrnlity. just threw the house open
for the benefit Of the boys md did his
level best to make things pleasant and
agreeable. A frst.rnte dinner was pre-
pared, TO which all hands took good
Appstites after which instrumental mu-
sic. and singing were produced. and u
variety Of other amusements of n sub.
dued hilarious nature were the order OF
the day.
The bail In the evening Is reported
by those who attended from this place, to
have been o pleasant affair. all uniting
In the oppression Of entire satisfaction
With their trip to Hallcck, and its re.
sulIs.
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From Tuesdays Daily.l
nMKua6t.

Adolph suiro. Of tunusl fame. WAS q
passenger by the east bound train last
evening. .r.,-t
Regular stated communication Of
Elko Lodge No, Is, +. Il A. NJ at their
hall tonight.
The Leopard Company shipped six
bars Of bullion Saturday evening.th val
ne Of which was S3.l67 ~.
Three or four DRINKS Of the bowling
sp ecies attracted considerable attention
upon our streets las. evening.
Counterfeit half-dollars are freely
circulated about town. They are mis-.
erably executed aud easily detected.
W. u. Weaver accompanied by Mrs.
II. W. Brown, departed by private con-
veyance for Tuscarora this morning.
The cold snap has brought out the
stove.herders in full force. and bar
room stoves are getting a lively game.
Chas. Cheuoweth departed last even
ing for Halleck Station. and came up
by the train this morning on his way TO
his home in.W innemucca.
The east bound emigrant train this
morning consisted Of 81 cars. taxing the
full power Of two large engines going
User the grade above town.
The Commissioners were in session
yesterday us n Board Of Equalization,
and adjourned until Monday next, when
the final business will be transacted.
Jonas Seeley of Virginia City passed
through by Sundays train GU his way
to Colorado. We understand he intends
to locate permanently in some one Of
the io%urishing camps Of that State.
Attention ID called to n list In another
column, OF the names Of all those whose
taxes have been raised on the ASSESS
ment roll who did not appear before
the Board Oct. 9Th. 1879.
The weather which has prevailed Of
late seems to have effectually settled
the hash of the flies. There are not
many around now; but We suppose that
the cold spared Il few for seed for next
years crop.
The slight shower Of rain during the
night had the effect Of laying the dust,
and making it cold and disagreeable
out of doorsto.day. The clouds looked
dark and threatening ull the morning
resulting in a sharp hail. storm about
noon.
The Elko Jockey Club with IFS accus.
toned energy and c~ommendpble spirit
has innueurnted a series OF races TO
take place at their track on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. Nov. 9Th, It'll and
S,h. Purses ranging from S75 to 1925
aud n~geregAting $500 are offered. Read
their advertisement in another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1879-10-12

J. W. Mcdonald, ote OF tho owhefs
OF the mine In Hicks District bonded
TO IL. q. Catlin last summer, and
Hyram Hyde. a gentleman who recent.
ly accompanied SIR. Catlin ON his re.
turn from tho east. started for Tho At.
lantic seaboard by the train ls4t even.
ing. The former will, we understand,
visit Europe during hts absence,
Hicks mino-the one montioned-is
the most prominent In that section. and
IL regarded as very valuable, and Mr..
Catlin's business east ~Ss 10 procure
capital for tho proper working Of the
same. In which he was quite successful,
The season being now far advanced.
however. active operations upon the
mino will not be commenced until
Spring.
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From Wednesdays Daily.J
SalIhn EunhI.

Levi Gheen came in from Tuscarora
last evening.
Z. j. Cnrpenux and Mr.. Wilde came
in from Railroad lust evening.
The remains of Simeon Barclay were
taken to Srcrnin' nto for intcrment.
The prisoners were moved into their
quarters III the new Jail last evening.
J. II. Dennis OF the Times. Rerier, mr.
rived in town from Eureka by last ev-
ening's train.
j. w. Epley. Superintendent OF the
Commonwealth Mt Tuscarora, arrived
here from Eureka last evening.
Snow, the first OF tho season, com.
menced falling in Mound valley ycster.
day morning and continued nearly all
day.
Seventeen chr loads of fat beef catlle
for the San Francisco market passed
this evening. They we're shipped from
Halleck Station by Dan Murphy.
Six drunken Indians passed through
Mound valley Monday, creating consid-
cradle excitement and fright among the
settlers. They were strangers in the
valley and IL Is not known where they
procured their liquor.
Some unsteady inclined individual,
who lives and has his being in tho vi.
cinity Of this Office favored us to-day
with n sonta, or son Of something else,
on n French horn or bugle.o or some such
car.tearing instrument. The fact OF his
playing n solo somewhat distracted
from tho effect Of the music. which
would have been apprecisbly improved
by nm accompaniment OF about thirty
cats in n love making mood.
The preliminary examination Of vii.
liam Garrard for the killing Of Simeon
Barclay at Carlin, last Fri.Iay. was
commenced In that place Monday and
closed this morning. The Ease was
submitted upon the testimony OF the
prosecution and Mr.. Garrard was hold
to answer before the next Grand Jury,
with bnil set at $4,000, which was
promptly furnished by George Russell
and DR.. Henderson Of this place.
The Sixth Annual State Fair Of Ne.
vada opened at Reno yesterday, and
there IL every reason to believe II will
be the best ever given by the State Ag.
ricultural Society. A largo number Of
horses arc ut tho track, including Red
Cross, Maggie c., Goldnotc, Frank,
Tommy Gates, John Stewart, 81. Hole
ma. Belle H., Roso, Lily Breed, William,
Tell. Surprise, Patchen Girl. Proctor
and Sir whiz. Among tho ,~rottors arc:
Conner, Madge. Duke, Illusion, Long
follow, :. d. Frye, Diccbox, betsy Nc.
OHM, Rod Oak and many others.
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ConnIsslsner. neetaux.


The Board OF County Commissioners
met in regular session yesterday morn
ihg-full Board present.
In accordance With petition from citi-
x-ns Of Fort Halleck township. Charles
p! PrUst ~as appointed Constable for
said township.
The resignation of w. T. Crane as
Justice Of the Peace for south Fork
Township, was accepted.
The resignation Of J. +. Tnplett an
Justice Of the Peace for Lamoille town.
ship. MAS also accepted.
w. +. Mcmillan was. in accordance
with petition from citizens of Tecoma
township. appointed Justice Of the
Peace for said Township.
The quarterly report Of James Mich.
olson. Justice Of the Peace for Tuscarora
Township wAs received and ordered
fled.
II was ordered that tho sum Of
Sisl 10 he transferred by the Auditor
from the General County Fund to the
Treasurer's Salary Fund:
The Board of County Commissioners
continued in session through yesterday,
disposing Of the county business which
has accrued during the past two months.
The following bills were acted upon
and allowed, after which the Board
adjourned until next Monday, the 18th
instant:
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The Next Grand Jury.

Following is the venire of Grand Ju.
rors drawn to serve Mt the October tern
of the Seventh Judicial District Court
made r%eturnnble on Monday October
20. 1879. at 10 o'clock 4. II.
II. Z. Freeman. Elko.
Thomas Giblin. do
Charl n Adams. Mound Valley.
Benj. Armstrong. Star Valley.
l.. &. Billiard. Curnucopia.
Davis BaSsett, Tuscarora.
Allen Fisher, do
Thomns C.hill. Lnmoille Valley.
ThOInas Greenwood. do
Joseph Scott, IIalleck.
]. ID. Abel. do
T.B. Chandler, South Fork.
II. L. Hughes. Columbia.
Thomas Short, Ruby Valley.
Samuel Thompson. do
William Mitchell. Huntington.
William Kennedy. do
Lyman Bughy, do
T. A. Jones. Curlin.
Henry A. Young, Pleasant Valley.
J.. Woodruff. Wells.
r. Penrod. Island Mountain.
Chrsley Woodward, Jack Creek.
+. u. Painter. White Rock.
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IT was rumorcd here last evening,
says tho Sir,r State OF Wednesday, that
woodohoppors and Transfers In tho
mountains near Fort MoDcrmit had
boon driven to tho Post by Indians.
No news confirming o. contradicting
tho rumor has been received hero from
sho northern part Of tho county. Win.
ncmncca mud Naches say that ,hoy DO
not believe it, and they wonld proba-
bly, know n tho Indians are on the wOr.
path.
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l0cM AND STATE NEWS.
CFrom Saturdays Dsily.l
IAAlAAkunAI.

hAlaAkaaaI.
Regular meeting Of 0dl Fellows, to-
Hisht.
o. r. Rogers and family returned
from . visit to TuScArOra, to-day.
Z. Penrod arrived in town from Is
lAsA Mountain last evening.
John Epley started for Eureka this
morning. He will be absent on busi-
nsas several dnys.
John Williams OF Mound, A. W. Ged-
nsy aud son Of Ruby aud o. Mckinney
and wife Of LGmoille valley. arrived in
town to-day.
Reverend Mr. Jennings arrived here
last evening and will preach at the
church Tomorrow. at the usual hours
Rorning and evening, US announced
previously.
The Annual Report OF County Treas
4reT. II. ". Grant 70 the State Superin
tendent OF Public Instruction Of receipts
from State aud County Revenue for
School purposes. for the year ending
August 81, 1879. shows II total sutn
received Of IL .4o9 &C during that period.
which has beeu disbursed to the several
school districts of this county.
The firm OF GHrrecht & Lang, proprie.
tors Of the Humboldt Lodging House
and Saloon, has just been dissolved by
mutual consent. J. J. Gnrrecht ~retires
from the business which will hereafter
be conducted 10y Joe Lang. As soon as
the necessary changes eau be made in
the interior Of the building for the
boarding OF families. this branch of the
business will be added to the accommo-
dAtions already offered. Prices for
both board aud lodging will be put at
the most reasonable figures.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

+. Barnes. San Francisco.
w. Grunbaum, do
f.. s. Stokes, do
j. A. Ralph. Wells.
Frank GREATER. Coruucopia.
j.. CARAT, do
Mrs. T.. Goodwin, do
Il. X. Smith, Columbia.
B.B.Nan Duzcr, do
J. q. Williams. Good Hope.
L.. d. Clements, Ogden.
Miss +. Latham. 10
S. Is. Moray, Blythe City.
]. II. Alien, Tuscnrora.
W. d. Weaver, do
. II. s. Ccnley, do
T. II. Floyd, do
G.. Chonowcth, Winuemmuccn.
j. w. Williams, Mound Valley.
Mrs. @. Willard. Pine Valley.
3. NJ. Stroetor. Lano lille.
j. ". Atkinson, Dooth.
j. J. Lester, do
I'D. barnes, do
Mrs. II. IL. Bullnrd. Iowa.
Thos. Holmes, Carlin.
". l.. Bland, Eureka.
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From Monday Daily.l
iAAlAAEundI.

HalnaEundI.
Tho County dads are in session to-
day. -ir
". d. Weaver aud r. 8. Conley
came down from Tusearora Saturday
night.
II. c. Street has moved into the
dwelling formerly occupied by James
Mason.
Chas. ~Chenowsth. Superintendent u
Schools Of Humboldt county, is in town
to-day.
The Belle Isle dividend is payable to-
day. After paying this dividend S74,-
5Si will be left in the treasury.
DR.. l.. Terry. has fitted up the build
ing. formerly used as a drug store. and
will occupy the same as a dwelling.
J. D. Barnes. who has been teaching
the Star valley school for the past three
months, arrived in town last evening.
S. Is. Morey, superintendent OF the
Blue Jacket ut Columbia arrived in
town Saturday evening, and returned
by stage this morning.
Georg, Gansz, arrested for alleged
attempt at arson. Was examined to-day
by the Commissioners in Lunacy and
discharged from custody.
Two cars were smashed and a whole
freight train thrown of the track ut
Truro. near PnlisHde. Wednesday night,
by the falling Of a brake beam. No
II injured.
The preliminary examination OF Will
liam Garrnrd for the killing Of Simeon
Barclay. took place ut Carliu to-day.
Il. II. Bigelow. counsel for the defense
went down last evening:
A printer wanted at this Office imma-
dintely who can make up the paper so
that every mans advertisement will mp
penrnt the top OF the column. No other
H'h' VI u pIihAch htcu hlplN.
windy,-well we should say It Was
windy and dusty both. IL blows early,
IL blows late. it blows always, and is be-.
coming n worse blower than O bully
under the influence Of tangle foot.
We invite the attention Of our readers
to the new advertisement Of James
Brain Co. which appears in another
column Of this issue. A full and COM
plcte stock Of everything pertaining to
their line IL always kept on hand. and
those who contemplate purchasing. will
consult their own interests 10y first CIV.
ing them II call.
The jenkins" Of the Eureka L>GGcr,
describing the Dedication Ball given at
that place last week, bows down to one
of Elko's former bellies thus: Miss Sa.
rah husband. white Swiss skirt looped
with crimson bows. aud crimson satin
basque. This was one OF the most ele-
CANT toilets in the room.
Mr." exclaimed n hard looking
customer rs hr presented himself at the
bar Of the Bank Exchange Saloon the
other morning. will You please give
me n drink ? l = threw up considerable
here last night" The last drop in this
glass was dmined before it was nscer.
tanned that the bum threw up" in the
spittoons and got fired ont" of the
hosue.
The cent postal card is coming,
and will loon he in general circulation.
1t has two stamps. one at each end, and
spaces for two messages. The sender
who desires information valuable TO
himself occupies one Of the spaces. md
the return correspondent the other.
One stamp is Cancelled ut the Office from
it is originally sent, and tho other at
the return Office
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EvosyHoAy 10 LaaAae @ AeesAe.s.
TIE stAtistics u The Tnvslss' In.
sanAes Company for the past ysnr
show loaDes paid numbering I7u7 fore
great variety Of accidents, 800 Of th-nA
rAilvAy aocidsntaaSd The balance. cuts.
fallss sprains. Gunsise. barAA. horis
and carriage injuries. needles, spiintsrs.
bitsa. every conceivable thing. a ycasiy
policy 10 cheap. Get
II. II. 0nASr, Agent.
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The following Ia a list OF letters re.
naming ia the Elko Office. unclaimed.
for the week ending Saturday. Oct. T.,
1879:
Anderson Thos II Borforini Francesca
brown John Clement | \
Dubois Eugene Herring IA
Hogan John Hardy J ines d
johnson Ira NJ Pratt Robert IL
Willett Fl Wilkerson Mrs s +
q. W. Hull. Z. n.
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The Board will bo In session an a
Board Of Equalization on Monday Oc4
tober 18th. 1879, when parties named
above. upon making an affidavit accord
Ing to law that they have received no
notice Of such increase Of valuation Of
their property shall be heard.
Attesti D. L. GREHS,
Clerk Of Said Board.
Elko. October 7th. 1879.
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Ladies' who choose 10 make or su.
pcrintcnd tho making Of your own gar.
ments. The most stylish and perfect
fitting costumes can be produced Mt n
large saving In money by using the
domestic Paper Fashions. Patterns
mailed to any address OH receipt OF
price In postage stamps. Send stamp
for catalogue TO
J. W. Evans.
domestic" Fashion Parlora,
San Francisco.
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DeeAa ReeanAsa.

The following deeds have been placed
on record in the Recorders Office since
our last report:
John Corbett to ). II Hsnaeid. 7s5
feet In the MayAoWcr mime, Tuscarura-
, consideration. $500.
J. E. .oillisan to Ella II. Gliligan.
500 feet IN tho Merrimao mine, Lnus
Mountain Observation-Disclosures S5OO.
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The romans OF Simeon Barclay woro
buried At Sacramento Wednesday, tho
funeral taking place under the auspices
OF Union Lodge. No. So, +. Il A. NJ, Of
which tho deceased was q member.
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Depot Hotel Arrivals.

Depot Hotel Arrivals.
Hugh McCrum, San Francisco.
Il. ". TaggArd. do
Thomas Francis. Eureka.
j. N. Kane, Star valley.
n. A MoPhoe. Lamoille valley.
Hank Smell, do
George Jennings. Elko.
II. II. CONNER, Fort Halleck.
Miss l.. Conner, do
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Equalization Notice.

At a meeting Of the Board Of County
Commissioners sitting as a Board Of
Equalization held October 9th 1879, II
was ordered tina. the Clerk Of raid
Board, publish in accordance with law.
a list Of all persons whose taxes have
been raised on tho Assessment Roll,
and who did not appear before the
Board October 9Th, 1879:
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1lea1lHtry.

DR.. II. W. Parsons. who Is nov en-.
gagged professionally in Tuscarora, will
shortly return to this place where hs
proposes to remain for some time, TO
nnish up what work he has on hand,
and to all any further orders which he
may recelvs.
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Arrivals.

This evenings. u. Moray. J. II.
Sherber. - Smith. Il. Van Duzer, A..
Clommons, j. II. Allen, DIR. Todd and
J. 4. Williams.
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Denhrturca.

This morning-M. A. Cook, T. A.
Francis. II. Cullum, d. Jonos aud one
Chinaman.
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REPoRTs Of wonderfully rich diggings
just dise ,vered In tho Sksgit mines.
Washington Territory, has caused .
Z ish in that direction.
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Tx Democrats OF Massachusetts
have nominated John Q.iucy Adams,
for Governor.
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IDeoot Hotel Arrlvsi.i

j. II. Evans. Tusonf5Ta.
II. McCrum, San Francisco.
". II. Bruce, Chico.
T.. y. Rankin, Montreal.
Ii. q. Mckinney, copo Road.
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Departures.

This mornings. d. Morey. MIRA.
Richard Dorsey, Mrs. E. J. Goodwin.
G.. HALEY aud one Chihaman.
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FsSsa shell oysters received daily At
the Gem by express.