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Detroit Dots.

Detroit, Mich., April 29.-Postmaster
Shook, DR.. Decker Morris and Chas. Wood all
prominent citizens of Mt. Clemens, this state,
were drowned in Lake 81. Clair last Wednes-
day BY the upsetling Of a sail boat in q
squall.
The State Telephone Exchange has been
organized with capital Of a quarter of a
million dollars. The intention is to connect
with one another the principal cities Of the
state.
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North Carolina Hanging.

Charlotte, N. O., April 29-Marshall
Baxter was hanged here at 1l:45 o'clock shis
morning, after due trial and conviction in
superior courts, for the murder of Bob
Hennegan in January last. He claims he
was instigated by the murdered mans wife,
and confessed the crime after his sentence
No appeal was asked or granted. Within
the past few weeks he professed religion and
died in full faith of the Methodist church.
The drop was 81 leet. His neck was broken.
He died almost without struggle.
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waxahachie.

waxahachie.
Special to the Herald.
Waxshachie, April 29.-S. B. Alexander.
who was convicted and sentenced to hard
work In the penitentiary for life at the last
term of the district court, for the murder Of
J; =, Bullard, has Withdrawn bis appeal and
Will soon enter the peniten,iary.
The citizens Of Waxshschie are evincipp
llve'y interest In the matter OF locating The
state university at this place, for the pur.
pose OF which there was another meeting
held yesterday evening.
The Methodist Sunday school will have .
picnic here 10 morrow.
A. council of the Legion Of Honor was
Organized or here last night by D. A. n.
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Whttesboro.

Special to the Herald.
Whitesboro, April 20. - Yesterday
Whitesboro was visited by Messrs
A. A. Talmage, general manager 0,
tho Missouri Pacific, II. M. Hoxie, general
manager of the Texas & Pacific and Interna.
sionsl q Great Northern, with their several
assistants. They met In consultation and
decided some important business points no.
garding the new route soon 10 be opened
from st. Louis 10 Fort Worth direct. What
they decided on was 10 the dark. Mr.. Tai.
mage left for Fort Worth and Mr. Hoxie for
Texsrkans, al $50 p. m. Every one Is
anxiously waiting the opening up Of tho new
road. % Whitesboro 10 sure 10 derive great
benefit thereftom. III, certain thing that
trains will be running through TO Fort
Worth from st, Louis via Whitesboro BY tho
9th OF May at latest Mr.. Talmago and
party retured to-day on route north.
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special weather Bulletin.

Washington, April 29.-The special
weather bulletin indications are that the area
o. low barometer now central north of
Montreal will move eastward, causing rain
in tbo Middle Atlantic states to-day, followed
by clearing weather in the former district
tonight, and in the latter district tomorrow,
and that fair weather will prevail in the
Middle Atlantic states tomorrow. The
Missouri river will probably continue to rise
below Omaha and will probably reach the
danger line at Lexington and Hermann to,
day. The Mississippi river will probably con
tinue TO rise above Leclaire and at st. Louis.
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"No NigEer Need Apply"

NsC ~'seo~s SVV~s 0RPhy
Chicago, April 29.-Something of sem
sation has been created at Springfield, Ills,
by the refusal Of hotel keepers to receive
members of troupe Of jubilee singers from
the Fisk university of Tennessee, as gusts
FOR two days next week. A great point ID
made on account of this refusal being at the
home Of Lincoln, and the emancipatol
Of the colored race. Ali the hotel men,
with the exception Of one, base their actions
on the fact that the legislature being in ses.
sion, their houses are full. The Leland
house manager says he runs bis house IL
make money, and cannot afford to drive
away his white guests to accommodate col
ored people. Az colored travellers have al
ways heretofore found accommodations in
Springfield hotels, It is not clear whether
the present action is one Of discrimination
or necessity.
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New OrIenn. Note..

New Orleans, April 20.-The trial of
lsadoro Levy and Matthew May, indicted for.
arson, is progressing. The frat witness
has been examined, and the case will
probably occupy the court for several days.
John Driscoll, who was shot last night BY
Miles Daskin, died to-day. The murderer IVES
arrested, but Recorder Davey failed 70 take,
the deposition Of the dying man.
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Austin


Special to the Herald.
Austin, April 2s-In the supreme court
to-day the following cases were decided:
Cordoray vs. state; from Travis. Reversed
and remanded.
Bennett d Lockwood vs Frary; from
Bexar. Affirmed.
Long vs. Anderson; from Lamar. Trans
ferred to the court Of fappeals.
Menger VS. Bartholomew; from Travis.
Affirmed.
City Of San Antonio vs. San Antonio
water compapy from Be1ar. Certiaca.e
The opinions'of tho commissioners of
appeals were adopted and judgments affirmed
In the following cases:
Tarleton We. Daley from Bllis.
Poo We. Browning; from Travis.
George ct al. vs.. lay; from Guadalupe.
Jones OF al vs Ststeswore; from Fall.
The Fans case, submitted 10 the supreme
court during the week, will probably be
decided tomorrow.
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Cincinnati Commerce.

Cincinnati. April 29.-Thls week has been
one Of the busiest possible for all farmers,
and tho effect has been felt in nearly all de-.
partnents Of trade. Breadstutfs have been
fairly active, with decline In all grains.
Provisions have been steady, with q very
light trade. The railroads report fair bust.
ness in freights and an increase 10. passenger
business,
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SandOwn Races,

London, April 29.-This was the second
day OF tho second spring meeting Of Sandown
park club. The great SsRdown hurdle race.
handicap, about two miles and q ausrte.r
over nine fights Of hurdles, was won 'by M.
hymilrs Dunmow. The secoud place was
secured BY !. Trimmers Hoga and the third
place BY X. Darlington.
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A Kentucky Volcano.

Louisville, Ky, April 20. What is re-
garded as an incipient volcano has broken out
o. the farm Of R. A. Jarnagin, in the
southern portion Of Ohio county in this
safe. One day last week Mr.. Jarnagin was
attracted to the place by noticing gas escsp.
ing from the earth, and he found, on exam.
instion, that tee ground was seemingly on
tlre. There was pile of corr shucks over
the place, ana the heat caused 1t 10 be
ignited. Many persons have visited the
place, and it is the source Of great wonder
to all.
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Losses by Floods.

Chicago, April 29.-The total loss Of
property by the flood on the Missouri river
and its tributaries, between Sioux City and
Bismsrk, is estimated al two and half
million dollars. Below Sioux City,
including the damage done at Omsna, Kansas
City, Council Bluffs, and the great ovsrtlows
on both sides of the Missouri river bet ween
those cities and st. Louis the amount of loss
Is computed al one and quarter million
dollars.
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Houston.

AOuhtOus
Special to the Herald.
Houston, April 29.-To-night about 7
o'clock the new car shops Of the Houston &
Texas Central railroad caught fire from q
defsctive:aue, but the hre was ex.inguished
before much damsge was done.
Palmer and Sullivan, the railroad men,
returned tonight from q trip over the East
narrow gusge road. II ID
repuled In the city tonight they
have or will purchase that road and
they are preparing papers, etc., with Mr.
Bremond. -
Bill Thornton, who has been In isil here
for some time on the charge of theft and
was wanted In another state for murder,
proves TO be The wrong man, and having been
acquitted on the chargoo of theft was to-day
discharged. lie will remain here.
The Press association and tho Cotton
Exchange committee have received a large
number Of acceptances to the invitation 10
attend the State Prees association, and the
affair promises to be largely attended. The
citizens are making grand preparations TO
entertain the visiting editors.
Madame Dupree has made arrangements
and will walk here during the Volksfest.
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Gain en- willie

Special to the Herald.
Gainesville, April 2o.-In consequence Of
tho largo deposits Of copper and silver orc
that have been discovered In Montague and
Clay counties, our people arc looking for a
boom like what has been taking place In
Colorado and New Mexico. The deposits
are rich asd asssy a. much ~ $500 10 tho ton.
That entire section 10 filled with mineral. Ana
i will rot bo long before northern capital VIll
devcloplt. Lands are being sold daily, ana
last week some eastern parties purchased
large lots, and among them discovered CO..
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A Horrible AFFAIR.

Grand Island, Neb., April 2o.--Mr. and
Mrs. Christian, Of st. Paul, with three
children were found with their throats cut IN
their house In that city this moraing. Il Il
supposed the mother murdered her children
and then committed suicide. No reason Tor
the act 10 known. -
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Competitive Drill.

New Orleans, April 2s.-Great prepara-
tions are being made by the Crescent rcgi.
ment for the interstate competitive drill,
which takes place on the 19,h and 20.h Of
May. The first prize is $1,000; second $500
for the best drilled company. The entries
close the 10Th Of May.
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BeIgians. super.,ition.

ST. Petersburg, April 20-Serious distur.
Dances, originating in the superstition of the
peasantry regarding the Jewish passover
rites, have occurred at Elizabeth Gradin, In
tho government OF Kherson. A mob des-
troyed the synagogue. Many natives were
killed by the troops which were summoned
10 repress the rioters.
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special TO the Herald.
Bronhsm, April 29.-At three o'clock this
morning fire broke out In Williams bar
room, and shecontents were destroyed. In.
sured for 81 900. The loss covered the stock,
II. Reugef ner, grocer, next door, had bic stock
badly damaged by water. Insured for
" 700. The steamer prevented q spread Of
flames. A brick building was damaged Sl00.
Preliminary steps are soon 10 be taken 70
establish paper mill.
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Destructive rlesss.

Washingson.. April Tslsgnms nom
tho woss report The rivsn stlll risIng. There
10 much damage 10 properly, and Thousands
aro being driven from their houses b. tho
floods. At Amoursdale near Kansas Ulty.
i've colorod persons were drowned. l''.
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Reprcssivc a Man.

Rcpreasive Measures I'm Russia.
London, April 2o.-A dispatch nom Paris
says prominent diplomatists at 81. Pslsrs-
burg report that the. cars fAvorite counsel
arc disposed to adopt religious rcprssaive
measures having no example h Russian
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Negro Murderer Hanged.

Baltimore, April so.-John Gerhard. sliss
Sandy Smith, colored, convicted Of tho
murder Of Joseph Wcods, in Baltimore
county. on the night OF the "a Of Decem-
Der last, was hanged Q! Tsliston this morn.
Ing.
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N Arnhall.
Special to the Hcraid.

Special to the Herald.
Marshall, April 29.--Mr. Il. N. Hoxie
returned from a trip TO Shreveport this
evening, and will issue circular tomorrow
assuming control of the Texas & Pacific.
Heads OF departments will continue 10 per.
advised.
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Divided DemocrNts,

Little Rock, Ark, April 29.-All efforts 10
heal tho didercnces between the pro.amend.
mont and anti-Amendmsnt wings Of thc
democratic party by oompromiso last night
failed utterly, and both conferences are
adjourned sine die.
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Paris April 2o.-Ths French garrison
consists Of . battalion Of infantry. battery.
. detachment Of engineer snd tWo troops Of
cavalry. The carbon has rscslvsd' Ne
submission OF adj <cenl tribe and dlsmisod
them 10 their homes. sa
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Kiliea b . nss,

Paris Ky. April 20.-At one o'clock VI.
day mornings mob won't 10 Ihs jall, arsd On
end killed John VIM, chasesd vith1mur-
dszing Wn. xooflAnd.
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Galveston

Special to the Herald.
Galveston, April 2s.-Psrfecsly freah water
was reached In the artesiaA we'll to-day, At
only $40 feet. Only one Joint Of pipe was
necessary TO cause copious flow, which will
be sunk tonight A heavy strata Of blue
quicksand was passed through and hard earth
reached Fresh water is insured BY Sunday,
Ell Perkins will lecture at the fremont
opera house May lS and 10.
The police In raiding the disreputsble
houses arrested and jailed Mary Browne, on
whose examination evidence was introduced
showing that she inveigled young girls Of
IL. She was fined to the full extsn. ana
bond required. The police deserve great
credit for the manner In which thew are
breaking up these houses.
Henry Greenwsil y 20. are trying to obtan
the sseDgerfest pavilion on the beach and
vii! open theatre shortly. This IL q very
desirable place and il good troupes are
engaged they will DO largely patronized.
INC Catholic Bszsar Is Ia full blsst at the
pavilion. A large crowd is in attendance, as
1t is for the benefit Of orphans. A large
amount will be realized.
Two hundred and sixty.flve German ami
grants came In by the New Orleans steamer
this morning. Two hundred and flfty 90 up
by the Santa Fe in the morning 10 The
interior. Tho remainder go by the Galveston,
Houston & Henderson.
A young son Of Mr.. Boone was bitten BY
dog this morning. At the request of the
owner, Officer Connally shot the dog.
The German May fest, commencing Nav
lst promises to be grand affair. Many are
expected down from the interior.
A meeting of merchants and cotton men
is called for to morrow to confer with
Colonel Hardeman, representing The
International cotton exchange at Atlanta
Georgia.
The conference committee of merchant,
relative to the Palmer Sullivan narrow pusps
railroad have not come to any conclusion
YET. They will probably do so next week,
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An Unsuccessful Attempt to Evict
Tenants.

Tenants.
Limerick, April 29.-An attempt.to evict
some tenants at New Psllais to-day was
frustrated. Five hundred military and
police were present, but mob Of five hun
dred persons assembled, end hooted and
grosned and stoned the sheriff and his
assistants. The police charged the mob
several times, but the bsilifFs life being
threatened, he refused to point out the
houses of the defaulting tenants. 1t is
stated that two hundred persons in the mob
were armed with revolvers. Another
attempt to evict tenants will be made
shortly.
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waco.

Special to the Herald.
Waco, April 2e.--Fiteen sections Of shs
cylinder for the piers Of the Missouri
Pacific bridge, acros the Brazos 4 .his
point came In to-day. II Is Of wrought iron,
hollow and the inside will be allied with
concrete. They are six feet in diameter. and
upon u.% them the superssrucsure Of the bridge
Ben Reynolds, colored was caught beneath
hiling clay bank In James Bakers brick
yatd This morning and buried under two
leet OF earth. where he remained for three
minutes. When taken out be was dead.
Fifteen thousand pounds Of wool vas
bought on this market to-day.
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.. sherman.
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
sherman, April 2s.-In the dist,iet
court to-day, Frank Noel, a boy fifteen
ysas DID, was tried for breaking into
the union depot, He was convicted and
sentenced to two ysan. Henry Fleming, 4
negro, twelve year. old, keeps him compspv
ior tho same length Of time. f5r
set'ng hre to q hav stack
and L. Mckinney 10 now on trial, with 1 fsls
prospect Of entering the ssme portals. because
he forged George Dugan's name 70 An ordsr
on on II 9. Hall, for pair of boots and hat
Three felony cases Ia one day. and iii
pleading not guilty.
The grand Jury reconvenes Monday.
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A Father MortHIiy wounded BIZ His

Charleston, 8. O., April 2o.-An encounter
took place yesterday 10 AnnendAle between
William and Henry Pruster, father and sou.
In which the former was probable faiaiiv
wounded BY five pistol shots, Ared by IA
son.
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STATE SPECIALS
TEXAS TOPICS By TELEGRAPH.

" rAper Mill 70 be Established NJ
"renham = silver, Copper and
Coal Mines discovered In
Clay and Montague Ooun.
ties = Preparations AZ
hOHston For the
Press. s.Association-
Criminal Mat
ters nj sher-
man, Etc.
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DOINGS OF A DAY.
TOPICS OF THE TIMES TIRsELY TOLD,

An 1ncipient Volcano in Kentucky y
A Sensation ut Springfield, Hit
nOis, Caused. by Hotel Keepers
kefustng 10 Entertain
the 'COlored Man and
BrOther'-H
Divided Demo-
Gratis I'm AR
kansas, Etc.
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S 7 r AW 81!

WIND BLOWS FOR BARGAINS OF THE
KIND, SEEN AT sANGERs, AS INDICATED BELOW;
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MANILA HATS, at So no and 81 OO-gooc 8
which told last season At 81 so and $5 90.
FRFNCH PANAMAS, at 81 80 and upward
to Us co.
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THE
GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY

Is a never falling
Cure for Nervous
Debility, Exhausted
Vitality, Seminal
W eakness, SpernIa.
torIhoea. Id ST
MANHOOD, I'm.
potency, Paralysis,
and all the terrible
effects Of self-abuse,
Youthful Follie,,
anil Excesses In
Maturer years
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SgIERIFF'S SALE.

Nv virtue OF a writ OF execution issued out
~ the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District. in and for the county of Humboldt,
State of Nevada, on the 14th day OF October,
A. ID 1881. and to me directed and delivered,
for execution and service upon jud2
ment recovered in said Court, on the
18th day Of September, A. d. ISL, in
favor Of @. F. Muller and c. A. LaGrave.
co-partners, doing business under the
name Of Muller X LaGrave, and against =
B. Hughes, for the sum Of 81 PIP 2o-1oo, with
interest on l,013 90 Of said amount at the
rate OF one and one halt per cent per month
till paid, together with costs and disburse
ments, amounting to the sum Of $50 75-lo0
and accrung costs, did, on the 18th day OF
October, A. ID. 1881, levy upon and take in
execution the following described real property,
to wit: Lots % and q, and Lots and in
Block G., of the town Of Ninnemurca, Hum
boldt County, State Of Nevada, together with
the water pipe running from the tank known
as the "Citizens' Water Tank" to said Lots
% and "a, together with the water right apper-
tanning thereto also. the southeriy half OF
Lot in Block Q, in the town Of Winnemucca
Humboldt County, Nevada, together with the
buildings thereon; said described half of said
Lot being situated on the westerly side Of
Bridge street, in said town Of Ninnemucca,
fronting 25 feet on said Bridge street, and run
ming back westerly l25 feet 10 an alley.
Notice i hereby given, that
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such a. loss OF Memory, Lassitude. Nocturnal
Emission, Aversion TO Society, Dmness Of Wis
ion, Noises In the Head, the vital fluid passing
unobserved in the urine, and many other di
seases that lead to insanity and death
DIR. NI>TlE will agree to forfeit Five
Hundred Dollars for a case OF this kind the
VITAL RESTORATIVE (lnder his special
advice and treatmeat) will not cure, or for any
thing impure or injurious found in H. nR.
niNTIE treats all Private Diseases success.
fully without mercury. Consultation Free.
Thorough examination and advice. including
analysis Of urine, S. 90. Price of vital .c.
st0rattye. 80 90 a bottle; or four times the
quantity, $40 90; sent TO any address upon re-
ceipt of price, or c. o. D., secure from obserya
ton, and in private name II desired. by
a. y. MiNTIE, W. H..
u kearney street, san Fraaeisco. Gal.
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NIPuREIICtW, cures all kinds Of Kidney
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DR. M1NTlE's DANDElION pTgLS
are the best and cheapest DYsPEPSIt and
BihiOts cure in the market For sale by all
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DESERT
CRYSTAL SALT WORKS,

The Desert Crystal Salt Company IL nov
prepared TO supply In quantities 10 suit fin,
lable Dairy, Meat and Stock Salt. PUT up b,
> y FOCUS, Reno, Nevada who win suppl,
CUSTOMERS from Winnemuoca west.
rom Minnemucca, eastward, JOHN KIN
nEf, OF Battle Mountain, win furnish Table
Milling Salt
rom platform at White Plains exeelen
AZ low rates ~ W. f''''V''
Address orders to
WALTER SCHMIDT, Manager,
"-of White Plains, Nevada
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II has been known to the public about forty
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zine II still makes the most effectual cures Of
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ason. Every family should have IL IN .helr
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members sickness. suffering, and even he is
saved by this timely defense. The prudent
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Keep it by you for the protection it affords 10y
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DIR. sPINNRY & CO.,

NO II Nearby SJrett, san + faHCIscO
p S.-For Private Diseases OF short stand
inc, full course of medicines sufficient for
cure, with all instructions, will be sent to any
ddress on receipt of $40. jy5-tf
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A house with five rooms, good eel
lar, and all other conveniences, will
be sold at bargain situated three
doors above the Court house. For par
ticulars, inquire at this office.
Winnemucca, Sept o, 1881. tt
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CAUTION.

All persons are cautioned against purehasns
any cattle branded with the figure y ~"
which formerly belonged TO ". Pillman' i'm
any one but me, as an sole owner OF s1'
iron. JOHN CoN"Ai'
Lovelock New October -. 1851. oisl"