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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
Dull Times In BodIe.

The Virginia Chronicle says = gentle
man recently from Bodie says that times
are becoming worse there every day
Last week 100 men were discharged
from the Standard nine and mill, and
there are now not more than IFS men al
work in the camp. Tue only bushes.
men who appear TO be doing anything
for Themselves. he says, are the gam
blers. The faro banks deal With the
small checks and have a very low limit.
People are leaving tho place rapidly.
and houses may be bought, lot aud all,
for less than the lumber cost.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
Rights Of

Judgs HcGIrvey. Of the Superior
Court Of Mendocino County, California.
has made a decision that is causing
much excitement. Iu n case where a
F~risoner was brought before him for
selling liquor to Indians. he held thar
under tho Fourteenth and Fifteenth
Amendments 10 the Constitution OF the
United States Iudi N, are citizens and
have n right to vote; that being citizens
they hive the same right rs other ciii-
zens to buy liqnnr. and therefore the
prisoner had committed no crime in
selling liquor to them.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
The "LItiIs" Yr.sd.

-
The dead-bsat calling himself Charles
Little. who abouta couple of weeks ago.
stepped from q west bound sinigr.nt
train, at this place aud gave himself
dead away by Immediately Discovering
an ungovernnbIs desire to rent all the
unoeeupied buildings and ROBINS In the
town. and ridiculous business biathsr.
is now reported from S~acramsnto. 4
Western exchange remarks:
Little appears TO have carried on
his operations as muotrf for the gratiiea-
tion Of his vanity, in otdsr to make
himself appear rich, as for the insignia
amt sums which he got. With him the
trnnsitory pleasure Of enjoying the
homage paid to a man of money, is
sufficient recompense for the humilis-
ton which follows the detection that
inevitably comes. Little played his
game on tho peopls Of Elko, winn.-
mucca. Truckee and Sacramento, and Il
is probable that q number Of towns
were caught, but are 100 game to
squeal.' At Sacramento, howsy.,.
Little came to grief. He rented q store
on Fourth street, and had the front
painted, treated the painter twice and
got trusted for the liquor. took rooms
for his brother, who was. no said, soon
to arrive by the emigrant train, bought
$40 worth Of groceries. ordered furni-
turs to the extent Of Sis. Priced the
most costly stoves in the lsadiug hard.
wnrs store, and borrowed 50 from the
man with whom he had transacted the
most Of his business. He was absut to
leave for San francisco that evening,
when ho was arrested on tho chare. Of
obtaining money under false pretspses.
10 his pockets were found "a SO. . lobp
leather purse stuffed with pspr; and q
goblet which belonged to the myn from
whom he had rented the store"
So for as Elko is concerned, there was
no occasion for q "squsal," The long
and varied experiences Of our citizens,
render them impsrvions to the assaults
or Establishments Of ad,snterous beats,
which was illustrated by tho fact that
notwithstanding AR. Littls's big pre-
tentions, he was required 10 advance
tho nmalgam for his frst meal al the
hotel. before being permitted to partate
Of the second. He quickly became
convinced that this was not = fraitf.l
field for his style Of operations. AMI
slipped away without even attempting
to negotiate the loan Of a quarter Of .
dollar.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
A Pron.aae.a Candidate.

81. 8. Bonn:hsld Of wiunemucc,
paIssd through here By the train on
Sunday. on his way to attend tho meet
ing Of the Supreme Grand Lodge Of
Good Templars. which ASSEMBLIES at
charlston. South Carolina. on the asa
Of this month; Mac. being . Grand
Representative from Nevada.
During . conversation while the train
lay at the depot, Mac. stated that he
would be . candidate before the joint
Democratic Convention for the position
Of Judge Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict. comprising Elko aud Humbcldt
Counties. Jnige Rounifeld having been
a prominent practicing lawyer in East
ern Nevada ever since the white people
settled in this part Of the country, 1t
requires the services Of no newspaper
scribe TO introduce him to the public In
this or any other part OF tho State.
Long years before Washoe had attracted
emigration from the Westsrn Slope, he
was u regular Praciicing lawyer in Cali
fornia. and his extensive legal acquire
ments. coupled with ripe experiences.
e~miuently qualities him for tho position
10 which he aSpires. His consistent
adhersuce to the principles OF his party,
united with q fitness for the Office,
justly entities blu to favorable eonsid
Grafton by tho nominating convention.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
A HonEoIIan Funeral.

A Cbineman Of some distinction
among his countrymen, named wo wah
Mon, died here yesterday at two O'Clock,
and tho funeral which took place at
Ihroe o'clock to day WINS conducted with
unusual ceremony. The remains were
Enclosed In q handsome casket, decora.
ted with tinsel and peacock feathers.
n placed upon ~tresiles in the main
street Of the Chinese quarters, on either
sido OF which q row OF staffs were plant.
ed in the ground, from which various
shaped and colorrd fl.gs aud banners
aoaisd In the breeze. A row OF large
burning tapers placed upon the ground
near the foot OF the cofin were flanked
on n side By q liberalla lay out Of roast.
ed meats and Celestial condiments.
while in front Of them, certain disuita.
ries clothed IN whito gowns bowed,
knelt and bowed again, tutoring In the
meantime, nominations accompanied by
gestieulations aud the unms,odious
squeakings Of q sort Of clario net persist.
emily footed by q doiefu,ly devout look.
ing native In n blue blouse and secdy
slouch hat. The arrival Of tho hears,
closed the preliminary proceedings. and
The remains wero At once transferred 10
that receptacle. those In the white gowns
taking their position beside tho vehicle.
as pnii-bfarsrs, other. bearing the ban
neIs. aud q band Of muscular musicians
bringing up the rear.
The deceased Is said to have been a
member OF the Chinese Masonic ia
tsrui,y which IL supposed TO account
Tor The unusual donors conferred upon
tho remains. He had miued both al
Tuscnrora aud Island Mountain, and
bad been OF this coast eight yests. His
death was tho result Of u relapse from
exposure, after ocnrnlescing from a sick,
ness ~ six weeks duration.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
A swext-scrntcd BraLemap.

The Eastern railroad companies do
all in their power to make their en-
pioyss bnrpy md conteuted. An Aro-
matte ~car-counler has been invented.
1t consists chiefly Of a rubber bag filled
with cologne. and when the cars come
together the bag IS pressed, aud Fifty
cents worth Of the delicious odor is
thrown over the brakeman. This Is
done by the railroad companies to show
their appreciation and gratitude to the
brakeman. who frequently shows his
devotion to his employer by throwing
himself under q car.wheel aud being
j'mn'd to death Ike a Hindoo dsvotes
OF Juggernaut.
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From Island Mountain.

Mr.. Hugh Martin, who with his wife,
arrived here yesterday. brought us a
letter from Mr.. T.. Penroi, at Island
Mountain. lie states hat ho reached
that elevated camp ~;ihout trouble, the
rond being in good condition most OF
the wnJ, mud tho weather being favor
able, he experienced no i'll effects from
the fatigue Of the journey. His health
is better than when he left here and he
Is steadily gaining strength.
The water for the placer mines il
abundant, in fact mucE moro than can
DO utilized, and hs It cannot be diverted
from its channel. inteIfsres with the
work. The hydraulic had been pu, in
operation before Mr.. Periods arrival,
n Ia kept constantly employed with
good prospects Of plenty OF water for =
long run this season. Allen Penrod
and i'll French are ground sluicing, and
every man In ihs camp is busy al work.
The arastra mill OF French & Reyes
Ht Mardis District has been steadily at
work for some time past, but no clean
mp has yet been made. though tho indi.
cations favor satisfactory results.
John Green, who made n nice little
stake in the Island Mountain mines,
invested qnite heavily in sheep, aud at.
tempting to Winter them onthc Bruncnu
tho past season, lost tho gron,cr part Of
them by cold md starvation. Tho loss
Of cattle IN that vicinity will not be as
heavy az anticipated.
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rrroa rndAy1 D1ySsl



High vinia and lov po6ktt-hssAs,.
u the vay thA R<iAiOi nnesplAsh.
TIE eAnhAtaE hoss.sr in Chicago are
al running AeAts~
Three h1nArsd amen are wanted 70
cut ties IN He'll Gee csnyo1. MostAna-
Adaashtsr Of the laas J. Roo Rsovns.
vas married in Carson Lea Friday niGht
70 DR.. D. nielinson. o. 8. n.
The suspsnioa Of L. T. LAxurs 4.
Co.. vas announced In The Ban 49,
cisco Board Of Brokers'
The Black Hills y~igilauess han~.Ar
some criminals two doors lfron . hooss
In which . Boston lady was staying,
and she vent straiehi back 10 Boston.
when you are sttsndings picnic With
your girl and an ant crawis down her
back. don't faint or nn away. or 20 for
her mother. but go for the ant.
new twoive.wheeled engine OF forty
tons weight. for the sonth Pacific Coa.t
Railroad, passed vest ysstsrday. Il was
loaded upon three dat ssss.
Before the end Of the current month.
abou. fifty Carson chinamea will leave
for Massachusetts,. It IL to be hoped
that they may locate near ths residence
Of old Hoar.
Tho Sheriff OF Arrophoe county, Col.
orado. has notified Sheriff Bshsn Of
Coch:ss county. that Warren and Wyatt
carp and Doc. Holiday have been ar
rested by him.
The much and long needed improve.
ment in the way Of a new sidewalk in
front OF the Post Office, was completed
yesterday. The dark suspicion of \
coliusion between the proprietor Of
those premises and the City sawbouss.
for their mutual benefit il now, hap
PLY dispslled.
o OF choice flowers were reesiu,d
from San Fraucisco by our batter half
last evening. who. spprsciatiug tn.
handsome present. desires that we sx-
tend her thanks to the generous donor,
Miss Emma Donnels. formerly Of Rlko.
The boqust Is almost AZ szaet aud
handsome ms the young lady herself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
ruby nount.In D,..r,s,.

The Eureka Leader says this district,
formerly known ~ Bald Mountain Di.-
irict. in which placer mining for gold
was carrisd ON a. far back aa 1872, bids
fair to como TO tho front. A party con-
sistipg Of Luther Clark, Judge Adams,
O.. J. Lansing, Esq, and Major W. 3.
Long returned from q trip there yes.er.
dry, having examined aud surveyed
eight mines and = mill site in oonn.o.
tion with the property. Thefedso IL Of
quartz. bsrtins free gold and also gold
in combination with iron and silver.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
Two More yotpra.

A couple moro embryo voters have
been added to the population Of this
precinct since Sunday morning. The
names Of the parties responsible for this
sudden influx Of strangers. will be found
under tho appropriate heading In
another column. Nothing daunt.d by
the general dullness. or dismayed by
the polar prognoslieatious, the ptecipi.
ta,ors OF these additional drains upon
n depressed tactical market seem jnbi
liant over tho result Of their ~tforts-so
do all ,hoic friends and ncighbots - aud
even tho press-gsng qunned a few bump.
ers TO tho hoalthful sprou,ing OF the
tender saplings and the continued pros.
peri,y Of the parent stems.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
No Lake ,Em Brceehe..

A pair Of old trousers were banging
mp in Hymer's stable, says the Reno
Gnzst.e. An Indian came along and
asked tho generous proprietor to b. stow
upon him the abandoned garment, which
request was granted. The pleased aud
smiling red man retired into u horse
stall and lowered himself into the
brceches md walked off with profuse
thanks. He was happy US a lord for 50
yards. Then he was scon to stop and
think. but not long. for he stripped or
his new present in Two motions, and,
with n whoop and below. lit out like n
deer. or anything else that goes quick.
with n Ecore or two OF enraSed hornets
after hin. A nest of thess startling
insects had been built In the bow win
dow Of the breeches. and were warmed
into vigorous life by the animal hea' of
the relsliu. lie will eat his grub of o
high table for SOME days.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21

Warner u Go. ara now receiving
freight for the North quite freely. They
loaded Fuckers, Halls and Dcwar's
teams with 1000 pounds Of MERIDIAN
disc this morning, and HGbls &
Phillips teams. which loaded %. 900
pounds OF machinery for the Iudeprnd.
ence mine yesterday. also pulled out for
Tuscarora this morning. The ware.
house still contains 10000 pounds Of
general merchandise and $4,000 Of salt,
for transportation North.
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From Saturdays Daily
0alnAAxandi.

oAlnAAxand1.
@. W. Price IL builing . new Touring
mill in Paradise Valley.
@. II. Shepherd and neice returned to
Coral Hill by buggy this evening.
We pleased to announce that the
condition Of MIS- Lang is much im
PpSed I to-day.
The engine aud machinery for tho
Independence mine at Tuscarora, were
received by Warner Il Co. to-day.
Our devil says the statement that sun.
stroke never oecurss in this vicinity 10
An unmitigatsd lie. He is son stroke
very often.
Counsellor G.. f. Talbot has 8 far re.
covered from his late illness ns TO get
abroad c more, and the only difficulty
he now hiss TO contend with is TO re-
strain the desire TO take in moro pabu.
lem than his interior department can
sustain.
j. ]. Campbell. who has been down
at the Bay on business during the past
week. oSms MP by tho train last even.
ting. He intinated that gross wHs too
short just then. TO stop over. aud con
tinued on his W. home 10 Fort Halleck.
Frank F,Tnald is just now expo.
rispcing q batch OF brand new sensations
which have created the suspicion in his
mind that an unordered case Of measles
has boon sent him. Ito is carefully
awaiting developments with consider
able inter st.
The toughs lately rj.ctsd from Denver
II reported heading west, are drop.
ping in at points East Of here. and from
the general appearance Of q small dele
cation OF new arrivals in town this
morning, it is suspected that they have
get this far.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
Wild Gnt FIre,I.

The Board Of Managers OF the Amori.
can Mining Exchange Tuesday struck
the following vnlueless stock from their
Lists: Tho Auburn and Rock Creek,
ID tile Creek. Boulder Consolidated,
Glynn"ule. Indian Queen, Legal Ten
der. Nnlachiie, Mineral Creek Rico,
New Silver Nugget, Old Silver Nugget
Standby AMI South MONDAY. The
President said in discussing this action
OF the Exchange. that there still remain.
cd on the board a number Of other
stock not less deserving OF heipg thrown
into - street, land they will go, too
hetors many days" no said. Other eI.
changes intend similar action,
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neIIY mud lhn nAhH.

AIMS. Mason, wife Of Sergeant Mason
received Tuesday the SUN OF S3,5I2
from 5000 persons aud collected by tho
publisher Of the Philadelphia, Press.
President Arthur has indicated bis
willingness to do oil he can for Ser.
gCani Mason, but says no will not take
the matter up until after Guitsau has
been hanged.
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Faster Nal TIuu ..

With tho appropriation Of sGO0, goo
just granted by Congress for special
mall facilities, IL Ia the intention Of the
Pos:onlce Department TO shorten the
time between New York aud Kansas
City by twelve hours. aud between New
York and San Francisco by practically
t~o days.
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Loaf.

On the Main stree. Of Catlin, y,st.r.
day, a poli-tax receipt book containing
~ receipts numbered from II .O5s 10
i7.loo. The public are hereby netiasd
that the rscsipts between the above
mentioned numbers, have been cancelled
and can be OF no value to the finder, or
other person than The loser.
ELKo, May 10. 1889. tie
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FrsIGht.

Warner & Co .forwardod irsishts to-day
toTnscarorn By the following teams; W.
Hulick, 1000 pounds; Thomas Alweli.
10000; Joseph Miller, 1900; Thomas
Asbby. 1000; Peter Manson, 1000. aud
Joe Morgan, COO. They nlso received
from Gerber & Allubo Of TuscArora $50
dry hides for shipment TO Sacramento.
Ben. Yates big teams loaded back
with lumber for South Fork. this morn
ing,
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Orro Johnson. living three miles from
Collar, W. r., on his farm. was Kicked
In the face by his horse on Saturday.
Tho pain was no intense that he blow of
tho top Of bis head with a shotgun.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-05-21
IIoIcI

G. A. Wiley. Willow Creek.
Joseph Bairi. Eureka.
August Rsboulc. Lamoille.
J II. Weiland. Tusc. Road.
II. Terrence, Colorado.
9. T. IIulstt. do
L. W. Riddle. Bullion.
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RpiIion Hece,ves,

The stage from Tuscsrors lasi even
ipg brought to tho ofiee Of Wells,
Ptrso L co.threo bars Of I~ndspsndsucs
bullion. valued at s5.oa1 Ga. one bar
valuel a, %, iO7 81, and ops1sok OF
crude bullion valued ~ si.7oos Tcl.l;
80, 729 80. sa
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TINS 18th anniversary Of the Declare.
ton Of fndep'oi cnco made by citizens
Of Mackltnburgh County, North Caro-.
lima, will he Celebrated at Chariot .
mex, Saturday. Senators Bayard, Vance
and Ransom will participate In the csro.
monies.
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AdxeriIard Iniinr LI.I-

The following IA n list Of letters re.
naming Ia tho Elko onlco. unclaimed,
for che week ending Saturday. May
-. 1882:
Bernard Mrs. ~, B'rnard Mrs. ",
dayton Theo., Hachbriel John,
Williams ]. w., wissmuo Miss A. r..
Q. W. HUI, i. NJ.
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REPRESENTATIVES from Indian Terri
tory charge that Commissioner Pics Ia
s~ndeavOring to take their lands end
give them TO the ArapSbo.s and Chey-
snn's, In tho interest OF tho Texas
Pacific Railroad Company. Price de.
mics H..
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TnE ftuis 'rnp OF n largo potion OF
Michigan has been entirely destroyed
by frost, this being the fourth time such
n catastrophe has occurred.
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The Indian war AvsrisI.

j. s. hnyhugh, who at the instance
Of Acting Indian Agent Smith. went up
to Tuscarora on wednesday. returned
here by stage last e-ening. Mr.. Nay
hugh does not enter upon the duties of
the position to which he has been APP
pointed until the first OF next month.
but in the intere,t Of peace, humanity
And IA territory over which he will
soon preside, he. in q grnnI pow WOW
with the discontinued aud cmnciatsd
reservation refugees. poured oil upon
the turbulent aboriginal waters. SO TO
speak. by plodging his prospective
authority in favor Of organized, s,s
tsuatic government; the foundation Of
which grand su"pers,ructuro IL simply
more grub. With this soothing. but
post prandial assurance. the bslIig.rcnt
braves were much mollif, d, and tie
Ioicss. 10 laio supposed for war. ro,rrd
gently As th. sucking DIVE. Frontier
diplomacy is an art in which Acting
Agent Smith Is evidently no, verse;;
hence his error in mistak;ng tho hollow
rumbliDgs Of aboriginal empty bellies.
for the deep mutteTings Of approaching
war.
With reg,ri 10 tho business md in.
dus:rial prospects OF the camp at Tus-
earor". Mr.. Mayhugh reports them -
particularly encouraging. The outlook
at the various leading mines is NOR
satisfGctory than could reasonably have
been Anticipated: recent unexpected de
veiopments giving positive assurance Of
lively times this season. at least. The
. discovery in tho Central has been
Prospected westward 100 feet aud TO the
east $50 feet, disclosing at a depth Of
~ feet. a7.foot ledge, nn average OF the
orc across its entire fncc giving AN assay
OF $3.50 10 tho Ion. Samples Of tho high
grade ore from the lead. shown uS. would
assay nearer $1,000.
Tho Dsfrees mino. which for n long
limo has lain Idle hnS been worked u a
limited extent lately. resulting ia the
discovery OF n body Of very good orc.
forty tons Of which have been extracted
and Is soon 10 lie reduced nj the mill.
In the Argeuta explorations are reported
as being very satisfactory, and in the
Navajo tho orc Developments are said
TO sIcosd anything heretofore uncovered
in that mine. Tho Belle Islo aud its
North extension have been m king fair
shipments Of bullion again lately.
and = nnmb'r II other mines OF less
prominence, upon which prospecting l.
going forward. will probably DO heard
from farorab'y. In due time.
An ExpinnatIen fs In order.
The attention Of our reporter was
drawn toward the late residence Of
Frank McPh,ties. by tie arrival Of
household furniture nnd it's deposit
within tho building. Knowing that
Frank and family bad lately moved to
Oaino. bis curiosity prompted him to
pry into tho matter, which led 10 the
discovery that Mr.. Arthur Bixol was the
gay Lutheran at whose behsst
those things wero thusIy. The
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IInrAn nnnro.

A horse rodoo will commence on
Susie Creek, on tho Goth instant. and
all PARTIES interested Nre notified to APP.
pear on the socuo Of action duly pre-.
pared for business on that day.
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BuIIton

On tho 10th instant. TO San Francisco
from Tu'carorn, ono sack OF ctuds.
value. $500. To Carson from Cornu.
c'pia, one arrk crude, value. 81 1850.
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BIotcI Arrivals.

VIM Jeckins. TuscarorA.
W. u. Ferry, Catlin.
T. S. Porch, Huntington.
Hugh Martin and wife, Bruneau.
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HcD Puscu. no, or cold, a, tn, Gem
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-08-24

Rrisfs.--J,ldge +. r. Farrar, Of Amelia,
vbo lectures tonight In Morrissette Bro
thcrs' new hall for the benefit OF Clopton-
street Baptist church, has chosen for his
theme those two subjects brimful OF fun,
"The County-Court lawyer and "Thc
Halifax 0verscer."
Chesterfield grangers who visited the
CITY Yesterday after the rain were OF the
opinion that Il made no difference now
whether the balance OF the crop season was
hot or cold, that the corn was made any
how.
Yesterday morning about q o'clock
Ere commenced in the grocery OF T. NJ.
Fendlcy, opposite Courthouse Square, on
Hull street. which was put out before any
considerable damage had been done. 1t
is thought Dat the flames were communi-
Gated accidentally.
Mr.. William T. Foster Is confined to his
home, on cambridge street, having been
severely injured by being caught between
two cars at the wharf opposite Rockets
two days since.
The entertainment OF the ladies for the
benefit OF the Presbyterian church which
came on at that edifce last night was much
increased in attractiveness by the pleasing
and skilful yocalism OF Mrs. William p.
Knowles, Of Richmond, (nee Miss Jennie
Jones, OF this city,) and Mr.. Thomas Mar
shall, also OF Richmond.