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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24
GUANO! GUANNif
sept II

HAVE the agency Of several stan dard
= brands Of Gunno. atnonget which nro
mo monarch and tho Wilcox & Gibbs
man'pnIated:. i will also keep a large
saPp.y OF Acid Pho pbata. Pafties win
hnrchashs elsewhere. I will alwavs Uius
she highest market price for cotton. ~
'ep "114m RI. 11ocARLEY.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24
TO THOSE DESIRING 70 Br1rD

TO THOSE DESIRING 70 BrJILD
WE havo just employed aomo of Tho
W. most skilltul and experienc cod
""rNmen, md are now fend'y TO do oii
kIhd" OF house oarpentcrs work W. ~,
have also made arrangements wish tho
leading saw mills to furnish us WIN l., ~,
per-. 80 on nm after this date We are nre-
pared to sde all kinds of work. Pcrsnno
desiring to ave old houses repaircd nr
contemplate Building, will do Woli to oot ~
IN fImatr from us bcfo, giving ont con
tHacf$ Draw ing Plans and specificationa
a o, ecalty. We arc rersed iri d,l tho now
s',l'H ana outs OF the day. Contrac,s
warranted. az "orh
JOHN II. PuRCELL& & BROS
wv. Builders and Con.ysctors. u
Winpsboro. 8. g.
feb l7-tz3pa
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24

Since the introduction Of this Spool
Cotton into tho American market. it's sue
cess has boon unproetd. nted. No other
brand Of thread has ever met with tho
same amount Of public invsr In tho samo
space of +imo
Tho 20. N. 7 " manufacturers wcro tho
first to recognize the Importance of tho
Sewing Machine and to make n six-cord
cotton, which has over been Tho rccog-
nized standard for machines.
All tho improvements in machinery
that tn" inventive genius Of the nine
teeth century has produced have been
adapted by the manufacturers Of 30. Mt"
At NIL tho. great International Fairs of
the world, 20. m. e. hau boon awarded
the highest honors.
4hH '" N. M IT." y. factories at Newark,
n. j., and Paisley, Scotland. employ
ZOO operatives mako sufficient throad
dnily to 60 around tho world four times.
Consume l40 tons Of conl daily.
The manufacturers of 90 N. care
the largest manufacturers Of Spool Cot
ton in tho world.
full assortment Of this Spool Cotton
can be had at wholesale and retail at J. NJ.
BEATTY l. CO.'S. fob - txGm
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24
THE HN PRnH .
Us 0CI TION.
Il H. l. l EHuciation ofbusincss ,,on

R Ell | EHciation ofbusincss o.,
st ./their mutual projection
rd INH1S1o' ards a fund 80 as
L de"th- their lam lies NAV rc.
conN 81, 90 to $50 Is, accor,liio ~
ls- NOT ceriicate. This is ono Of thn
5; y1ans OF lilo insurance. ON nav as
/ lgo, just like fro insurance, and Win
yra convenience even, rs you pay by
mall 'na!aiments during tho wear. ".
eier 10 those best acquainted with rs
~ nom bors in Fairfield: G. II, Nc.
'nster' jas. a. Brieo, Jno p. Davis D
|, f!enn!ken,. B. Sugrnhcimcr, J. w
lccr9ight. Jno. J. Neil, Thomas /. John.
,n' D. Clendining, RIB Hsndhan, r
leans Davis. Jas. O. Davis. Apv cne
lat should like to become a member viii
opiy 10 G. g. BACOT.
oo' Agent. |
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24

RAILROAD ScHEDULE.-The trains
now pass Winnsboro as follows:
North-bound passenger, 11.40 a. m. {;
south-bound, 6.15 p. M; north-bound
freight, 8.38 a. ln.; south-bound, 1857
p. m. These arrivals are on tho basis
Of WinnsborO time.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24
Fresh Drugs and Medicines,

fAsTOR OIL, Bluostone. Borox. CIV
g enne Pepper. Lactopeptine. Bnib
SSponges, ough Syrups. SOOTHING sxrurs
Bay Rum, Perfnmery, Cinchonidia' On;'
nine. Intts'. GMdef's an ! Str.nc's Pills
Essence Gingor. Capsine Plasters.
ALSO,
Onion Sets, Prepared Cocoon, canarv
seed; Gun P.'wder Tea, Hyson Toa, Low,
received by "0' 'ast
MeSIAsTRR, BR1cE D. RgTcu1Y,
rof 90
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24

cures by ABsOhrAAON lNatures way
ATT LUNG D1sEAsEs,
A HHs THROAT DIsEAsrs
A''S sa's1A' BREATHING TROUBLES.
It Drives into Che system curative
agents and healing medicines.
II draws from the diseased parts tbe
poisohs that car,so death. f"' 'ne
ihouaands testify to Its virtues.
fou can be Relieved and Cured
Don't despair until you have tried th,s
SensI6le. Easily Applied and KADIcAT"
TX EFFEOTUAL Remedy. Send }or ,a taa.
.'Woniais W, and our book, "phfee Millions
- As wholesale IN Charleston. g. c.. bv
Dowie q Meide. Wholesale DRUGGISTS "
ros Sold hy Drusgista. or sent BY mail on
Inc Only Lung Pad Co.,,
dec 21-tx6m ''''N'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1881-02-24

1Hc OfdlIScUNFS ACHOClut nus Fo~
covered from the effects of it'bl L ling
out, and now appears in new and
handsome drcss Of typo. The Demo-
crat has always dono good service i'll
tho cause of the people, and we are
pleased to know that it's condition and
prospects are better than ever.
NOTICE TO CLUBs.-Thc Democratic
Clubs Of the County arc respectfully
urged to send forward at once their
quota of the fund to dcfray expenses
of the political prosecutions Some of
the Clubs have not yet responded, and
it is hoped they will do so fully and
promptly. Il. w. WOODWARD,
County Chairman.
EARLY TEETH.-John W. Smith, a
colorcd man, shows us letter from
his wife, living near Woodward's, tell
ing him that their child, four weeks
old, has five teeth-onc cye.tooth, two
stomach teeth and two jaw teeth. The
letter states that the child has been cx-
anincd by Dr.. Miller, and that the
teeth have been seen by him.
AS will bo seen by j. NJ. Beatty &
Co.'S advertisement, they are agents
for George A. Clark's go. N. r."
Thread, and they have had distributed
n great many spooIs throughout the
county. All persons having received
n spool arc requested to thoroughly
test the strength and smoothncss OF il.
Many Of tire best machine companies
rcccommcnd it as being especially
adapted to machine sewing, and use it
III preference to MI others.
VAcc1NAT1oN.--A reporter Of the
Charlotte Observer has been interview.
ing several physicians Of that city on
the subject of vaccination. One ply.
sician said that lie did not think the
neglect Of vaccination was confined to
this section of the country, but that
the North, except Massachusetts, was
equally negligent on the subject. In
Massachusetts, he said, "the Board of
Health can get anything they please
from tho Legislature" lie did not
believe in the theory that the infection
should be repeated every seven years,
because very few grown people who
have once been vaccinated will "take,"
but there are good many who think
they have been successfully infected
when they have not. A bad sore is
not q sure indication Of successful vac
cination. He thought that vaccination
of infants at six weeks Of age, as re-
quired by the German law, was prob
ably the best plan, and that our popu-
Iation was rather too sparse in this
country to render us dangerously La
bio to an epidemic if vaccination is
neglected. All the physicians seemed
to concur in the advisability of having
a general vaccination as q prudential
measure. They all agree that great
care must be had in getting proper
virus. Two Of them entertained con-
flicting theories OH the subject. One
thought that Immediately from the
heifer was dangerous, while another
thought that from the adults and even
from infants, too, was subject to adul-
teration.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
EASTERN DISPATCHES
Iova,s Severe Winter.

CHICAGO, February 24.-winter began
In Iowa on the TIL Of November. and
since that time bare ground has hardly
been seen in The State. The weather In
dications have bean watched with the
greatest anxiety. but every expectation
or indication Of . breakup has been dis.
appointed, and enduring cold wind and
snow have taken the place OF The usual
January and February thaw. The rail-
roads have made Q maniul but uneven
battle against the storms. No sooner
have they cleared the tracks and got
fairly to running than ice or dritted snow
blocks the rails again. and II has been
one steady. e~xpensivs 'hght with the ole.
msnts to keep In running order, and
even then many OF them have been
OBLIGED to abandon trains and make
every kind Of shift to carry their psssen-
gers. On the Pacific extension OF the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids. and Northern
there we're no trains from February And
to February 18th. although they were
untirinR in their efforts at opening the
road. The main line was kept compara-
lively clear. The trunk lines have gen.
orally been able to send their trains out
regularly. though few have reached their
destination ON time. and some OF them
have in certain instances been entirely
abandoned. The severity Of the winter
has told terribly on the poor, who haze
been deprived OF work and have been
compelled TO pay exorbitant prices for
fusl or suffer for want OF II. In Nebraska
the season has been similarly severe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
Another Family Barbecued.

PrrTsBURo, Pa, February 24.-Early
yesterday morning. at East Liverpool
flames were seen issuing from . foui-
story frame building. owned BY Frank
Stewart and occupied as Q drug store.
feed store, grocery and dwelling. The
proprietor OF the drug store. William
Sloan, with his family, wsrein the latter
portion. As o a. the flames were
discovered by Mr.. Sloan he awoks oil.
and telling them to follow. be picked up
q three-ysar.old daughter and started Tor
the stairs. The flames had cut on their
retreat by this time. however. and turn
Ing to q window he leaped out. at the
same time telling his wife and children
to do the same. It 10 supposed that be-
fore they had time to follow bis advice
they were overcome by the stiding fumes
from the drug store, a. no others es'
capped. The building burned like finder.
and, having numerous elevators 70 the
upper floors, which opened q pathway
for the flames, was soon In ruins. Search
for the bodies was begun at an early
hour this morning. and DON oil were 70.
covered. They were charred beyond
recognition, and II was only by the size
Of the remains that the grown persons
we're distinguished from the children.
The scene about the burned building to.
day Ia sorrowiul in the extreme. All
that 10 left OF Q family Of ten are the
father and one daughter, whom he car.
ried with him when be made the leap.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
r,psr.s ossr. as.s..

Mention yesterday Of the coming Of
Melville and troupe to Pipsr's Opera
House for q season OF Opera Boufs Gre
atsd some excitement among the amass-
msnt loving people Of the comssack and
gave much satisisction too. Today the
subscription list was opened and the sale
Of season tickets Was most satisfactory.
The probabilities are that those who do
not subscribe will be compelled to take
back seats. The reduction In price for
reserved seats for the season 10 quite an
item.
But before Melville comes another
treat will be offered the public, and one
that NO n will willingly miss. Next
Wednesday and Thursday and matinee
the following Saturday and In the even
ing OF that day Dan Morris Sullivan's
Mirror and Comedy Company will sp.
pear ut the Opera House with Tour
Through the Emerald Isls." The sxhi.
bition will consist OF one hundred
beautiful paintings. each thirteen by
ten feet, completing the tour OF Ire
land. These pictures cannot be
described In this item, but In them.
among other things. will Do shown grand
moonlight effects on the Lake OF Xii.
larney, a. we'll a. much natural scenery
from the "Gem Of the Ocean," conclu-
ding with the beautiful Fairy Grotto.
and three ~allsgorical pictures represent.
ing Ireland a. she was In her glory"
"Ireland a. she 10. . captive bound In
chains" and "Irsland a. We hope to
see her." Just ct this time nothing
could DO more oppor;uns. The music
accompanying the display will be Moore's
Irish melodies and Frank Stevens, whose
reputation has preceded him to this
coast, win do the l~ecturins.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
srlcnlR LOW GRADE ORES.
Prspsrasisss sss nisisg and niil-
tsg Then BsGaa-Ths DsaFiss
10 II Likely - Have % the
Labor 0~uessisu.

The Bslchsr yesterday commenced
work on it, upper levels. with the intsn-
ton Of opening slopes and mining and
milling low grade ores. That there are
large quantities Of these ores In the
mine ID an established fact, and there ID
prospect that while mining them
something better may be found. At any
rate, II the ores that are known to exist
there can Be mined and milled without
loss to the company. considerable
wealth can Be added to the country and
employment be given to men In need Of
labor.
In q brief interview with Supsrintsnd-
emit Smith this morning. he said he
thought, after arrangements were fully
made. he would be able to keep two
mills running on the ores OF the upper
levels by economixine In all matters Of
expenditures. The workings In the up
per portions OF the nine would In no
way interfere With operations below
when M the jacket connection with
the Sutro tunnel vas made. and opera.
tons 10 depth could be resumed.
This sndsavor on the part OF the
Bslchsr mine to extract ore from the
upper levels will doubtless have some
bearing on the question Of employing
men on these levels ct less than the sum
per day stipulated between the mines
and the Miners Unions. To this end
no doubt . proposition will DO made to
the Unions to allow men TO be put TO
work In these upper levels on certain
terms to be agreed upon hereafter BY the
parties In interest.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24

Tonight the masquerade ball OF Mrs.
Cohen ct Piper's Opera House will a.
ford people an opportunity to sink their
identity and enjoy much amusement a.
some one else. II often occurs to one
that II he were 90 and 70 he would do
thus and 20. OF course the expectation
under such an alias would be an increase
Of enjoyment. The ball this evening
will afford IN excellent opportunity for
all Who desire to try the experiment.
All who wish can tonight have "erest-
ness thrust upon thsu," and can strut
the stage a. foreign princes, p~otsntates
or sovsreigns at their pleasure. lis
easy for some to play the fool and for
others to assume the garb OF wisdom.
Here IL . chance. Every n to his taste
or inclination. the object being smuse-
ment to himself or others. Prot. LANCER
will furnish the music, and the enter
tainment will be first-class In every re-
spect. The price OF admission OF those
appearing In masks will DO but ~ 90.
Carriages will DO furnished free. Mrs.
Cohen deserves Q good benefit, and from
appearances will receive 1t.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
There viii be a meeting Of the Virgins

There will be q meeting Of the Virgins
School Board Saturday evening at Q
O'Clock. Probably Miss Habicht will be
promoted to assistant at the High School
and Miss Hodges Of the Lower Flowery
School will take Miss Habicht's place
and the two Flowery schools will be con-
solidated.
John shaughnessy, who was so badly
injured several weeks ago BY an iron
washer falling on bis head while be was
at work In the Union shaft, 10 at last
able to bs out sgsin. He was able to
ride over to the shaft yesterday.
Judge Rising will leave this evening
for winnsmucca. where he will preside
over the trial Of an important mining
case which will come on Friday.
The italian Benevolent Society has
attached lot 8. block 1, range A. Viz.
einia. for $500 loaned Maria Muldansdo
and r. Noce.
John Kelly 10 ssrseably surprised 81
the mines and prospects Of Tombstone.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
D,.sr,es C..rs-R,.,.E. Judge.

The following business was trans
acted in this Court today:
David Crosby W. his crsditors--Dsts
Of hearing petition changed to March 70.
r. ]. Breed and his crsditors-Date
Of hearing changed to March 80.
Estate Of John P. Zoya-Pstition for
letters to be heard March z.
State ". Csrrick's bondsmsn-Alias
summons ordered to issue.
On motion OF Colonel Taylsr. Chair.
man OF Bar Committee on Rules,
ordered that the rule requiring payment
Of IS to the Sheriff a. assignee In bank.
ruptcy cases be rsscinded 10 cases
where this fee has been paid there will
bs ne recovery asked. and II not paid
where OF. Sheriff 10 assignee ths fee will
net DO required.
Hall W. MEDALLION trial.
Court will adjourn after the above
trial il ovsr till Thursday. March 3.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24

The Old Stone House. Silver City.
caught are ct 2 a. u. today. The firenen
Of silver had two streams Of water on in
less than ten minutes. A hole was
burned in the roof and but little more.
The building VA u~noccspisd.
A patient recently discharged from the
County Hospital complains because not
fed on tsndsrloin steaks and the fat OF
the land. Probably Dr.. Bsrestein will
be able to survive such suffering and
d4seontsnt.
The Post says Norcross. Savage and
Curry stock il gradually passing into
stronger hands and these mines promise
10 become the next held OF enohantmens
In the Comstoek market.
Some very amusing characters will b
presented. also some very hns costumes
will b seen ct the masquerade tonight
and the contsntion for the prizes Will %
general. They are worth contsndins
Tor.
The baseball sharps Of the Coustoek
expect 70 organize . better nine this Soc
ann than ever before. With Tommy
Bsals a. member. exc Mast. the can
non ball PITCHER. they can do IL and cap
ture laufsls too.
This II from the Post Of yesterday:
claim ". Mscksy. Of the BONANZA arn.
a O. his say beck from Europe. and IL
q ssid that hs carries the control Of the
sutro tunnel In his pocket"
supsdnssndsnt Smith Of the Bslehsr
Lar. ibis morning BY team for Reno:
vhsnce he will journey % Pyranid
I.ske. returning tomorrow night.
sprine vegetables are becoming plenty
nov. Rhubarb 10 In the market and .
assl.r says he viii have stzssbssriss In
. day Or Two.
Aisa Il Ne sensation stock over 1t tA'
Hay.
n. sss...s in Cola zIn are aassy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
DISPATCHES;
acallaneQu

LONDON, February 20.-Ths House Of
Commons last evening took up the Pro.
lection bill - amended In committee.
After the several clauses moved BY the
Home Rulers had been rejected, . clause
BY Sullivan. providing that no person b
discharged at . greater distance than
ave miles from his place Of arrest, was
agreed to.
Forstsr's amendment, limiting it, retro.
active action TO the Goth Of September,
1880, was agreed to.
In the course Of debate Paruell de-
clarsa that the Fsnian organization In
Ireland was never less active. Paris was
Stsphens' residence, and he had merely
returned thither from the United States,
whore he hsd been opposing the Land
League.
The Homo Secretary said the Govern
msnt had grounds for believing that
Fepispism still existed and still had de-
signs to carry out it, objects BY the most
abouinable and dstestabls means. BE
referred to O,Donovan Rossa's utter
anoes and to the violent speech BY John
Dewey. formerly . political convict, In
America.
The Daily Nros says II the improve.
ment OF the state Of Ireland continues Il
IL probable the Government will not
proceed with the Arms bill.
Mr.. Parnsll says be has made arrange.
ments for holding . Land League meet
ing In every county In Ireland next Sun.
day to celebrate the passage Of the Co
ercion bill and to make . fitting response
to Il on the part OF the people. Thirty
Irish members OF the House Of Com
mons have agreed 70 speak at these
meetings.
A private powder magazine ct Cork
WAS forcibly entered and the powder
stolen.
Many Sligo farmers, who refused To
pay rent higher than Grifith's valuation.
are hsstenins TO pay the landlords
terms. .
Il IL rumorsd that the government will
interfere with the Parnsll demonstration
ct Cork on Sunday.
A small farmer was shot dead near
Bu,tsvant. county Cork, yesterday. In
consequences OF Q land dispute.
It 10 understood that negotiations have
been begun between General Colly and
the Beers. 1t 10 expected that Q truce
will soon be arranged.
RoME. February 23.-Ths Pope, In an
address to the Cardinals. expressed re.
greet at tho renewed attacks and insults
hsaped upon the Church 10 nearly oil
parts of the world, and therefore an ex.
tr~aordinary jubilee would be insugursted
this year throughout C~hristondom for
the purpose OF ~imploriug the Almighty
to bestow better times upon the Church.
PARIS. February 23.-The Agricultural
Society adopted . resolution demanding
that the Ministry commence negotiations
with the United States for the revocation
OF an alleged deoision Of the United
States forbidding the landing OF French
wines at American ports. on the pretext
that they are injurious to health. The
Society believes the decision 10 simply Q
rsprissl for the Introduction BY France Of
the importation OF American bacon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
Garneld's Cabinet.

CHICAGO. February 24.--Ths Tribune
gives grsa. prominencs to the following
slate OF Garfeld's Cabinet. which 1t -
sures US 10 positively correct Blaine,
Secretary Of State FolRsr, Treasury
Postmaster. Charles Foster ; Attorney.
General, Howe Of Wisconsin; Allison OF
Wilson for the Interior and Horace
Davis OF California for Secretary oil
War. Mrs. Davis and Mr. Garfield are
areat friends.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN

hair Remover IL . scientific combustion OF
some Of the most powerful restorative agents
In the vegetable kingdom It restores gray
hair 70 Its original color. II makes the scalp
white and clean. II cures dandrun and humors.
and falling out Of the hair. It furnishes the
nutritvs principle BY which the hair IL hour.
ishsd and supported. It makes the hair moist
soft and glossy. and 10 unsurpassed % q hair
dressing. It IL the most economical prepare.
ton ever offered to the public, % IT. effects
remain . long time. making only an occasional
application necessary. It 10 recommended and
used By eminent medical men. and omctaiiy
indors,d By the stats Assaysr Of Massachusetts
The popularity Of Halls Remover has Increased
with the test Of many years. both In this coun.
try and In foreign lands. and It 10 now known
and used In all the civilized countries OF the
world. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24

All hope. II appears. has not yet been
abandoned Of establishing railways in
China. The actisg consul at Shanshi
SAYS: "whsthsr any one living now In
China will zee railways built 10 unoer-
tain, bat IL 10 reasonable TO hope that We
may do 10. The money could easily b
raised whom oncs the Imperial decree 10
secured. Mr.. Morrison. the engineer Of
The Woosuse Railway. has made three
iourpsys into the interior with the object
Of surveying and finding The bsssllnss OF
country adapted for railway sntsrpriss.
He hss travelled over nearly 1000 milss
Of road, iron Canton 10 Pstin. and he
oondiuons arrived 1t are favorable"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
Pennsylvania Senator Elected.

HAaaIsDuao, February %. - The
thirty.hfth ballot for United States SEN
stor resulted In the formal election Of
John ]. Mitchell. The vote WAS: Mitch.
ell, l5e; Wallace. 90; Macvsigh. !;
Brewster, r Mitchell has always been
hostile to the Cameron machine. he 10
a great student. has made NO money In
politics, has o clear record, 10 . stslwsrt
Saxon In appearance and will 30 the
bandsomest man In the new Senate.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1881-02-24
Ansr.se. ssrsss revere.

SAN flAxclsco. February 2s-sP. NJ
Northern Bale. i2k; Albion. I 10; Beicher
ssc; aoodshaw, CSC; Bodis. Q; Mono. hi
Savage, I IS; ConeOrdis. Az; Hale & Nor
cross, 8 ss; California, ooc; MONDAY. . H.
Z 10; Grand Prize, I IS. I IS; Jupiter, Il
Union. r.; Benton. coo; Nj. Diablo'
4 90; Pososi. I 90; Alta. 2 40; Justice
$50; Ophir. A.; Chollar. I 6s. Utah. Ia
Ezchsqusr. I; Gould q Curry. 2 80; osci'
dental. I o6; Eureka. IS; yellow Jacket
q IS: Bullion, I 10; Mexican, ~.