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Texas Lands,

LNoRD KELSEY HAVE ON HAND a,
IL large bodies OF CHOICE FARMING and sSsa
GRAZING LANDS in Taylor county and the ad- -
joining counties in Texas. They represent a large
quantity of well selected state school lands and can
afford to sell these lands en- very reasonable terms
and on twenty years time. Their lands vary in
price from 81 10 to IS per acre. according to loca-
ton, quality Of laud, etc. They would respectfully
request all persons making investments In that por.
ton OF Texas to call on them. They already have
gained large share Of California patronage from
Canfornians who have visited northwest Texas and
the reason for it one eau readily imagine E. ~
Ford has been q resident Of Taylor couatyfor FIVE
or six years, and is thoroughly acquainted with the
county and al the counties Immediately surround.
Ing Taylor. +. III. Kelsey has been resident Of
that county for someShat over year, and has made
the soil and peculiarities Of Texas study. ANY
information desired will be gladly furnished. Ad-
Texas. auI9 3pIm.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

stage Robbery and Messenger Killed
Iron Works In Ufah--Child Hanged In
a swing-Hndian Sentenced to impris-
onment for Life-Fouhd Dead In Red
AT San Rafael-A Woman Kills a Cbt,,-
man With n Pair OF scissors-soln,.-s
In Camp at Santa Barbsra-Etc.
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The Protestant Orphan Asylum Of this city, by
reason Of lack of room have thirty children out of
school. A room of sufficient size to accommodate
ssfrst children will cost ss75. How shall this money
be raised The case is one appealing strongly to
the sentiments OF benevolence and charity. The
Asylum now affords home and shelter to 100 chill
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ARIZONA.
Advice. from cuavu,

TucsoS. Angus. 21st.-The Gar special
advices from Guaymss, Sonora, OF the 10Th.
say: The Mexican Transportatioa Comp,.
ny's steamer Mexico is expected daily at
Guaymas with general cargo and ex. Gov
ernor Torres, with an escort Of $50 Federal
troops. the general rumor throughout the
State d that they come for the pmpose Of
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IT is suggested from many sources that the sue
oessor to BerkeY on the Republican ticket should
be named by recalling the County Convention. The
delegates composing that Convention were for the
purpose OF nominating county ticke. the repre-.
sentatives OF the party in this county. The pro-
eeediuS would be a departure in political
methods
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PErEk BURKE, of Empire, New, claims to have
invented an apparatus with which he can tell, by a
purely scientific method, the location Of gold and
silver-bearing lodes, and the depth at wi ch the
precious metal lies.
Peter Burke may make the claim, but we have
not the slightest belief that he can by any possible
invention DO the thing he claims.
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PACK said to an interviewer In New York that the
Democracy of California had nominated "a man
named stoneman for Governor. at which tae per.
sonai organ OF George Hearst grows furious. Isn't
the Democratic candidate "a man named stoneman,
aud is he so high up that the mention Of his name is
profanity
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A barefooted Georgia farmer, while hoe
ing potatoes few days ago, saw what he
thought was a snakes head pcering from
the ground directly in front of him. He
struck savagely with his hoe and cut off
his own big toe, which be had mistaken for
. reptile,
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IT should not be forgotten that it is not General
Stonemsn, but the Democ; attic party. that is to nc
qure power by the success OF the Democratic ticket
The Greeleys, Hancocks and Stonemans are the
stalking. horses behind whom the Democratic party
seeks to steal into power
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Labor situxtion-AtIs mptea wife
Murder and suicide In Wisconsin
Yellow Fever Ncws- Destruction by
Fire-Tho Dorsey Lelters-Grandma
Garfield on the Road-Three Men Found
Biindfcided with Taelr Threats Cut-
The Rio Grande ON the Rampage Chief
Red Cloud Arrested-The Egyptian
War-Other Happenings in Foret:n
Lands.
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MuITslAy Rid says that nowhere else than in
California do they have notices on the doors Of pub
lie offices reading, Please don't knock Walk in
Ii perhaps the extreme of etqustte to knock at
the door Of public Office, but the custom whatever
,ts source is almost universal
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Az accomplished yonng lady, recently from the
East declares that next TO that of Boston, Oakland
society is the most cultivated and refined on the
continent. The Agricultural Eiitor thinks the
fact is due to the general cultivation Of the Eucs
lyptus tree
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Complaints are made at Aix.les. Bains
that baccarat ia played at the Casino TO an
altogether unwarranted extent, and it is
believed that the pastime will in conse.
qurnce be prohibited. A short time ago
an English gentleman, while on his wed.
ding tour, lost at that place all the money
he had with him, and was obliged to tsle-
graph home for more.
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Tue Yoio county Republicans indorsed the Sun.
day law, and well informed politicians say that the
Republican ticket will carry the county by a, ea,.
foul hundred major
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oSE grocery firm in this city sells carload
month OF lard. II other houses sell like quantity
the fact becomes apparent that California does not
s4iss susscisEs hess for he-s-- consumption by
large majority.
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WHEN mans can1dacY urged aud supported
by those who make politics trade, it becomes ce-.
tain that ne viii De the representative of the yenal
elements o: politics il elected
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VfNNIts bfNEtUlE1.
Charged with Robbery-B0dy Partially
Easeu nv H0Oa.


PORTLAND. August 21st John Miles and
man who refuses to give his name were sr.
rested here to-risht for rohbing Rolfe, the
raloon.keeper at Rooster Rock, last nisht,
and then cutting Rolfa below the abdomen in
a shocking manner. The latter will probably
not recover. The deed seems TO have been
done from pure deviltry.
No further developments have occurred in
the Mrs. Petch murder case in Yamhill
county.
The body of man partially eaten by hogs
was found yesterday near Carley, Clackamss
county, and was net recognizable. It is sap
posed TO be William Reed, rancher, who
probably died in fit Of delirium tremeps.
An Eight-Year-oId Boy DrowD,
PORTLAND. August 21st.-Tbe q ayea-I
old son of Abraham Rizsr. Of NewS en-
ton county, has been missing for week.
His body was found yesterdsgyNasng In
Alssa river. He was probay drowned ac-
edTs as My. from S;Ia.u boat failed to End
the body OF Ricco. allegedR ave De: muir
cered Thursday nea, ape fn'
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SALE OF PLsDGgD PRlPgRfY

NNHE FOLLOWING PROPERTY, To.wIr ONE
solIei horse, called John, one Fad spring
Buggy, one SINGLE Collar Harness, will be Sid a.
public auction, In front o: Fifth rect in Sacra.
o'clock A. NJ - i'o-' aS ~
Terms OF sa'e-Cash Ia hand
The sale Is IN 'de to pty an indebtedness, due from
George ac ;, tae ,s to Huntingdon, Hopkins & Co.,
sale, 70 secure which aforesaid pruperty is ,IIS
FREEMAN \ BATES.
Attorneys FOR Huntington. Hopkins Co. PIed5,e,s
au221t
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.

Suuuen Death.
NEW TACOMA, August 2lst-Jacob Hal.
stead, an old pioneer, and proprietor of the
Halstsad House died denly of heart dis
ease TINS morning. he had been in failing
health Tor months, but his death was entirely
unexpected three minutes before he expired.
He was member of the Common Council,
which body holds special nesting this even.
ing to arrange for the fuperal tomorrow.
New Railroad Project-In a Critical Con-
dillon.
WALLA WALLA, August 2lst-Tbs right of
way for a railroad conbectiTp WslIa Walla
with the Baker City road has been secured.
and things look bright for an early beginning
and speedy completion of the road.
The man Allen, recently shot. il in q bad
state, and Is only kept alive by opiases.
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Child Hanged In a Swing.
OREGON.
The Ricco Murder Case.

PORTLAND, August 21ss-E. NJ. Giannini,
the Italian arrested on q charge Of having
murdered George Ricco last Tuesday, has
made, through an interpreter, what he alleges
is q confession. He says that his partner in
the cigar business, Michael Canadian, killed
Ricco ia quarrel. while the others were sb.
cent searching for his pocketbook. He threat
ened 20 kill the prisoner if thu latter divuleed
the murder. The body hs s not yet been found.
TIE Sheriff of Skamania county leaves with
the prisoner tomorrow morning,
F:shv Charge Against a Chief OF Police
PORTLAND. August 2lst.-A Sunday paper
publishes the following affidavit regarding
Portland's Chief of Police, now in Califor.
mia, from Carrie Bradley, In the Pspiten-
tiary for the murder of Brown:
!. Carrie Bradley, being first sworn, say that /
am acquainted with James II. Lappeus Chief of
Police Of the city Of Portland, aud have been ac-
quainted with him during my residence there !;
that said Lappeus was acquainted with the fact
that Brown died in my house in Portland; that
said Lappeus possessed such knowledge within
very few DAYS after Brown died, and had personal
knowledge IT all the material facts CONNECTED
with or concerning Browns death and knew all
the parties connected with the affair, ss we'll as
the disposition Of the body after death that
had several conversations with Lappeus about
the matter, during which conversations the
whole matter was freely talked over between tts
and arrange rents made te prevent the matter
from coming to light, and suggestions were made
and plans devised 10 enable me to secretly leave
and get out Of reach before the discovery could be
male. In all of these conversations he persoaally
referred TO Brown Mr. Smith," or THAT
man - as consideration for permitting me to
leave the State before any publicity could be
made. aud to suppress and prevent a successful
investigation or development of the affair." agreed
to and did, on or about December u, 1881 paw 20
said Lsppeus $500 in gold coin in my room in nv
house Third street, in Portland a. the time
Isppeus came to my house Molly Flippin and Molly
Mos were there hut not in my rnona
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FIVE fzsfzEl fhis deiicicxx food grows
beat in the shade, and the shsd, of beer
garden being preferred. 1t is RYE at birth,
and is ready to eat as soon - it is picked.
In North Germany, where the benighted
people do not know any better, the pretzsl
Is called "kringle." This Isl enough to
spoil the pretzel, only that is Impossible.
The pretzel is always planted on free-lunch
counters. There il more nutrition in
barrel of sswdust than there il IL . clothes
basket full of pretzels. But then the
pretxsl Is much the drier Of the tive. The
genuine pretzel has . heart like marble.
yerd, and the hide i vanished % kssp il
dry. It 10 vaissSi=~d zwifh hot I've, s.ad
sprinkled with salt and aniseseeI 10 give it
tone. Burdette.
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The election of Stonemsn will place David S
Terry and the extreme Southern wing Of the Demo
cratic party In control Of the State
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ECMI BaH, eNH tThEc.ScV, UUuDItu IN
size is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't itf Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch OF retail country trade jy4u
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IaRfnE

Are barDacles the teeth at first creamy, thu n
crusty, then removable only by the dentist. It
loosens the teeth, ana makes the gums tender
Don't permit it to gather use s0ZoD6NT. and
keep the mouth clean and the teeth healthy
au2Z 3tTuThS
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yet stoneman cannot be ignorant OF the fact that
such plank exists. The truth is tina, onemas
would have accepted the nomination on any plat.
faru,
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CEREBRAL NoTTUES,
A ReI,nh,e .IaaIei.a 90. Ca.,.I.

A sure corrective of arrangements,
thorough remedy for Irregularities
Are the unfailiug effects Of a course OF
BRIST0L'S SUGAR COATED VEGETABLE PILLS
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4straiesy.-D. J. Cohen, AsfrOieSer For
tune Teller ; gives important revelations Of love-
luck and fate cures diseases Send full particulars
by mail. Fee, 81; letter, 81. Address D. ].
COHEN, sl4 Montgomery St, San Francisco. aI7.Iw-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Special Meeting of Sacramento a
Royal Arch Chapter, No g. at the hall, HIS IN
Cfuesday) EVENING, August %. lsS2, at N
o'clock. Sojourning Companions are COL v
daily invited to attend. By order Of
A. A. REDINGTON, II. P.
W. B. DAVIS, Secretary. au221t
X. OF p. second Convention -
OF Confidence Lodge, No 7s, THIS ~rE
Tuesday) EVENING, at s O'Clock. SISSp
Full attendance desir d. Candidates 1aHGw
will please be prompt. By order. |X
j. A. BAKER, c c. H. -
Waller B. kosERs, X. of R. ard S. au22.1t
The British Mutual Benefi and Social
Society meets THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, August
- lss2, at o'clock, a; PioIeer Han Business Of
importance; N. J. NATHAN, President.
ARTHUR v. BoYNE, Secretary. au22-1t
Native Sons of the Golden west.-You
Ing OF Sacramento Parlor, No. 5, n. S. G. w, at
Pioneer Hall. THIS Tuesday, EVENING, August
2, 1881, at o'clock ED. F. COIN, President
au22-1t tBCl
Card.-The Information given 10 your
reporter and which appeared in your paper IN the
WIS not only reflection upon me but was also
grave injustice to Messrs FRITZ Miller, undertake
ers in this city. This was doDe by stating that
rival firm (meaning Fritz & MiIle9 by pressing their
her ne e. aign an order taking the body out Of the
charge OF Mr.. Byers and pIasilg it in theirs The |
iacts are that 1t was contrary 20 intended Iustruc
tons that the services OF Messrs Fritz Miller were
not obtained at first, and when the mistake became
known, after the other undertaken had placed the
remains IN an ice casket the mistake was explained
to him, he was paid his full charges for AL he had
done, and Fritz Miller, al my request took charge
OF the funeral arrangements as at first intended
Messrs Fritz Miller not Only did not socit in the
matter, but declined their services the until
my written request was made 10 them. |
au22-1t MRS. TRUMPLER
SITUATIoN WANTED By A GERMAN wo |
- man, either as chambrnaid or to take charge
OF housekeeping cooking etc. Best references
given. Inquire at WM tell HOUSE, cor. Ninth
and streets. su22 lw-
LNoUND-A LARGE .P0cKETBoOK, MARKED |
Il Thomas J. Conigan' or "Carrigdp, Sacra
mento, Cal, has been found aud left at this office
and can be had by the owner calling at this Office
au22
IGOR SALE, VERY CHEAP-oEE OF THE
IL most desirable corner lots in the city; above |
ue grade, with sidewalks somp'ete. Apply at Arti |
ficial stone Works, the premises northeast cor
Tenth and 9 SITS, TO MELLER 4 son. au22 2t.
WANTED-oRDERS FOR MALE AND FE. |
w male help; orders from the country will re. |
ceiye prompt attention ". IL. MASTERS & CO,
New Employment office, 1925 Eighth street, be- |
tween and X. au22-lw,
rHILD'S CLOAK IOsT.-LosT ON SUNDAY |
~ Afternoon, while driving through some street |
east OF Tenth and norts Of D, 8 CfIIGo-s GRAY |
CLNTa CLOAK, trimmed with fur The finder |
vii. be suitably rewarded upon delivering the cloak |
at No. 1898 II street eu2s2.,
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CALIFORNIA.
ChIuaman siabbed "a n.,,, =, -,

lsrEcrAL DISPATCHES 10 rHn RzcoRD-uS,oS, 8
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Senator Hills Successor.

WAsHINGTos, August Plat Members of
the Senate ard officials ..ao attended Senator
Eilrs funeral returned here yesterday. They
sty the mar most talked of as Senator Hills
succe"s1s.s ex-senator Gordon, who resigned
..me time since in order to engage in
m,ney-mskipg enterprise. His railroad and
mining speculstions resulted fortunately, and
he will come back to the Senate, if elected, q
very wealthy man. There is strong feel
ing, however, in favor of Alexander II. Ste.
phsDs, and should he be elected to the Gov
ernorship of Georgia no doubt he will be an
important and formidable candidate.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A Carload sf Thoroug hbred n
Railroad Corrals, Sacramento. on TUES.
DAY MokNING. August 22d. Sheep and AnQa
Wool Growers are invited to examine them =
au1l zIneo TARPEY & KILPA rRICEl
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ioung Man Injared-Yoted Upon and
naf

HAYwARDs. August 21st.-Lass Saturday
young man named Frank Tasel attempted
to mount a horse in Dublin, this county.
The animal suddenly sprang forward and
foot catching in the stirrrp, the horse dragged
him talf mile before he was caught One
of the young mans arms was frightfuly man.,
gled, the bones being broken into no less than
fifteen pieces. He was conveyed to Hay.
wards, and physician put in charge of the
case. He is resting quietly at present.
The question Of raising 81 600 to put up an
additional wing to the school building here
was voted upon Saturday and defeated by
thirty votes
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DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 TIE RzoopD-rslos. j
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Roadside House Burned.

MERGED, August 2lst.-The old jenkins
toll house, on Bear mountain, between
Hornisos and Bear valley. Mariposa county,
was destroyed by fire at an early hour ysster.
day morning.. The house was owned and &C.
cupied by w. Nj. Blackmsn and family, and
was well furnished. All is q total loss. No
report as to how the fire originated has
reached here
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Republican Delegates.

Los ANGEIEs, August DIST Following is
a complete list of the delegates to the Re.
publican State Convention City-John NJ
Thomas, J. E. Hollenbeck, J. s. Slsui en-.
Cyrus Lyon, Frank A. Gibsou ard G.. Wiley
Wells. Country districts-P Banning, j.
Z. Stackpole, Ivar A. Weld, Colonel Nudge,
Ed. Williams, j. w. Anderson, j. I. Crank,
Ira Chandler and Charles Msclsy. The vote
between George II. Peck and L. j. Emerson
is tie, but two votes having been cast In
the district.
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Proposed Monument TO the Memory Of
John Brown.

CHICAGO, August Piston Wednesday
there will be celebration at Og6en's Grove,
for the purpose of raising funds to erect o
monument TO the memory Of John Brown.
Mrs. John Brown arrived from Califc rnia
this afternoon to take part in the ceremonies.
She denies the report she is living in a5jsct
poverty in California, but states that she has
an interest in farm there. She will visit
her husbands grave before she returns to the
coast. She is &c years old.
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Indians.

WASHINGTON, August 21st-Actiug Score.
tary of the Interior Joselyn hss discovered
that Red Cloud, of the Pine Ridge Agency,
is mad because his band is scattered and his
followers not numerous enough. Like other
disgruntled politicians, he is very mad and
excessive use of which has caused him to pick
quarrel with the Agent. Joselyn has
ordered Rad Cloud to be confined in the
gnari house.
OMAHA, August 21st.-Red Cloud has been
arrested, and is on parole at Pine Ridge.
WASHINGTON, August 21st.-The following
telegram was received to-day by the Commits.
sioner of Indisn Affairs:
PINE RIDGE AeEScy, August Goth
Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Washington Red
Cloud and the hostiles completely squelched
He refused to come 10 tine Office yesterday and hear
your warrant read for his arrest He is now on pa.
role The Chief Of Police is responsible for his con.
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A Sunday Law Case.

SANTA Cruz, August 21st.-The case of the
People vs. jerome Porter is on trial in the
Superior Court, where new trial had been
granted. Porter keeps hotel in Watson.
vile, and his case is made test case in the
question whether hotel keeping bar 10
conjunction with it is exempt under the Sun.
day law. The temperance people have en-.
gagged special counsel. There is great in serest
taken in the case, and the trial will probably
last several days. a.
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PHIL ADzLPHIA. August 22i-A. Meth
ing has been heard from the steamer Repub-
lie up to this hour (2.45 AM She lefs with
700 passengers for Caps May this morning,
and was due on the return trip st P. n
Crowds of excited people still linger around
the dock, and all sorts of runners prevail.
The general opinioo, however, is that her ma
chinery has been disabled, and she has BEEN
Obliged to weather and wait for assistance.
A steamer has been sent down the bay to
search for her.
FOURTH DIsPATCH.l
PHILADELPHIA. Aayuss 22l-A. H-Ths
telekraph ssatior Is mot open at Newcastle.
Tbs ofsce vss slosed before anybody got IN.
EASY. A bosf has been aens down to hunt
pccted fo-1ight. As the distance il too great
fos her rsenEn In time.
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LONDON, August 2ls.-Ths Mark Lanc
cypress, in its review of the grain trade.
says There have been few native samples Of
wheat on fer. the market has been irreg.
ular, cheaper. and wheat increasingly dill.
cult to sell. Foreign wheat has been dull and
lifeless, and reduction of one shilling ard
two shillirgs was necessary to effect sales
The off coast business was almost nil.
Twenty nine cargoes of whsa. arrived. Two
were sold and eighteen were withdrawn. The
floating stock shows an increase of 81, 500
quarters. Maize was cheaper. The sales of
English wheat during the past week were
S.S99 quarters at sos 81, against Il, 934 guar.
ters at 4Ss 101 during the corresponding pc.
Rod of last year.
Smallpox in Africa.
CAPE Town. August 21sk-Small.pox is
spreading here in an alarming manner. The
mortality is great.
Obituary.
PARIS. August 21st.-Edmond Alexander
L. Morrin, the painter and designer, is dead.
ST. PETERSBURG, August 21st Admiral
Frederick De Latke, the celebrated Russian
navigator. is dead.