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Newspaper Page Textíhc .peiiioiratic ¡Tinu'íi. SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 18. 1873. Agents tor the “Tinies.” R iwei . l Tiios. B oyik , - 1,. S amvel , . L. P. F i . h H k R, - I> ax . G reek , G ko . 1*. A Co., - - New York San FraneUe»» - - * - Portland - - - San Franec-eo - Josephine to. To ton ant) Tountn. S t . M ary ’ s A cademy .—The third quarter of the Sisters’ School will com mence on Monday, the 20th inst. H oard of T rustees .—A regular meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held on Tuesday evening. 21st inst. C atholic C hi rch . — Rev. Father Blanchett will hold divine services at the Catholic Church to-morrow»Sunday at the usual hour. C ommenced . The winter fightshave commenced in earnest, several citizens having indulged in a social set-to this week. No serious damage done. sam . coi vides (1ÍEDEYHALS. Mr. Sum. Colver has handed us for publication a crazy-looking paper, writ ten in pencil-mark, mutilated, begrimed and exceedingly difficult to decipher, which, owing to the press of other mat ter, has been omitted in the two preced in’' issues. This paper purports to be a letter written by Major John Green, of the l>t Cavalry, and a telegram to Mc Connell A- McManus, of Yreka, from Ma jor-General E. R- S. Canby, or the “au thority” under which he stampeded with the Hot Creek Indians for Capt. Jack’s camp, all being written and signed in the same handwriting. We doubt the the genuineness ol the signatures to this paper, well knowing that no military of ficer would sign any paper in such a shape. It may, however, have been in tended by the writer to be a copy of the original, and this is probably the case); but if so, the bad orthography, supera bundance of capitals and want of punctu ation, shows the copyist to be as illiterate as Colver himself. We have corrected the ba«! spelling, etc., and guessing at such words as we are unable to decipher, we present the document to our readers in the best shape possible : Mi i . d W in ter .—The winter up to the present time has been rather mild, but H eadquarters F t . K lamath , 1 very little snow having fallen in the val December 4th, 1S72. ¡ ley. Very little feeding, if any, has been M essrs . J A. F airchild , 1*. A. D or done, and cattle are in good condition. ris and S am . C olver : —Genth men :— Your note of y.i/sterday directed to Major P etition for P ardon .—A petition Jackson has just been referred to me by for the pardon of Julius Warner, sent to him for action. In reply I would state the Penitentiary from this county by that if you bring the 40 Indians referred Judge Prim for horse-stealing, is being to to Major Jackson's camp at the mouth <>f l.o-rt river, they will be protected to circulated. Upon what grounds his par the Yianox Agency. don is asked, we have been unable to In regard to Capt. Jack ami his band, learn. 1 would say that if those men who com mitted the murders after the fight are O fficial P aper .—The proprietors of surrendered, they will all be received and this paper having filed their bonds with protected. What occurred during the the County Clerks of Jackson and Jose fight 1 consider warfare, and they will phine, the Governor has appointed the not be held responsible. But not so do I regard the action of those w ho murdered T imes as official paper f >r these coun peaceable citizens after the light was ties, in which all legal and judicial no over. They must be brought to justice. I am, however, glad to find there* are cit tices shall be published. izens in that country willing to assist D entistry .—Attention is called to and rightly advise* such Indians as are* the new advertisement of Dr. Chevalia, wiiliug to surrender and obey the orders who has opened his dental rooms next of the government. The request regarding the Indians you door to the T imes office, up--tairs. Mr. wish to keep is acceded to so far as 1 am Chevalia has the reputation of being a concerned. I understand Mr. Dyer, In first-class workman, and all work en dian Agent, has left for Linkville, an 1 trusted to his care will be promptly at perhaps your section of country, and. of entuse, whatever he does w ill be acquies tended to. in the best of manner. ced in by the military; but 1 hope he will also insist that the murderers shall O n the . W ar P ath .—Sam. Colver, la* surrenderi<1. I wish you would inform the Modoc Lecturer, is lecturing in the Capt. Jack that he need not exj.... t no towns of the Willamette Valley, with mercy if he does not surrender now, as poor succe-s. He intended to lecture at there are troops on their way to his coun Roseburg, but discovering that theeiti- try, and more coming. Zens of that place proposed giving him a benefit similar to that he received in Jacksonville, he decamped for more con genial latitudes. I am gentlemen very respectfully, J ohn grei n , Major 1-t ('avalry, ('ommanding. To M c C onnell A- M c M anus : Tele graph received. Government w ill be re T he M i NES. — Though the rain that ha- sponsible for the vxpens-- attending the fallen as yet has not been of great benefit transportation and protection of the In dians referred to. E. R. S. C aney , to the miners, in consequence of the Major < ¡eneral, Commanding. drouth last summer causing the earth to We fail to perceive in the above docu become exceedingly dry, nevertheless ment any * authority” from General Can considerable mining is now going on. by t<> Colver to do anything. Futher- St.11 there is abundant time in which more, several of the volunteers who found the miners may be favored with much Colver with the Hot Creek Indians at water, as more rain generally falls during Whittle’s ferry, state that the !ir-t thing the months of January ami February lie did after he received the “credential-,” than in any other ¡ crio I of the year. was to stampede at midnight w ith those AGRICULTURAL P rospects . —Suffi ¡mlians, every able-bodied buck among cient rain has already fallen to indicate them joining the hostile*. They also the character of the winter season. That state t hat even Mr. Col ver, after lie disap it will not be a dry one is certain. Far peared, was mi — ing so long that fears mers generally are so positive of this that were entertained that he had also united they have been making preparations for bis fortunes with those of Capt. Jack. larger operations than ever before. So If these statements are true, we fail to far as known to us, there is not a district perceive any “authority” in the “creden in this county suffering from lack of tials” for such action. Query—Major Green is represented in moisture. A majority of the farmers have finished sowing, considerable grain being the above as replying to a request on the already up, ami the prosjiects are that part of Colver to “keep” certain Indians; Jackson county will yield an immense w hat Imlians were those, and w hat did Mr. Colver desire to do with them? ha rvest. Probably “thereby hangeth a tale.” S top I t .—Certain young scalawags in tow n, whose names are liable to be pub ( II AM.In OF S I AGS’. I IMF. lished in the future if they continue their mischief, have lately been greatly annoy Messrs. Sanderson and Hooker, two pro ing our citizens with a contrivance w hich prietors of the (). & C. Stage Company, is made to rap on the window, seriously and W. S. Stone, the new Superintend frightening the lady inmates of the va ent, were in Yreka last week, and have rious houses, upon w hich these young effected new arrangements for winter. sters play their pranks at night, while From Redding to Roseburg, stages leave the gentlemen are absent. Complaint the railroad at 6 o’clock, a . m ., after has been made to the authorities, and breakfast ; arrive at Sacramento Ferry these boys had better stop, or they will tor dinner, leavingat 4 o’clock, p. m .; ar be placed where the dogs won’t bite rive at Castle Rock for breakfast, leaving .them. at 2 o’clock, A. M.; arrive at Yreka for supper, leaving at 4 o'clock, 1*. M.; arrive at Casey's for breakfast, leaving at four o’clock, a . M.; arrive at Grant’s Pass for supper, leaving at 4 o’clock, p. M.; arrive at Canyonville for breakfast, leavingat 6 o’clock, a . M.; arrive at the railroad at Roseburg on the fourth day, at two I o'clock, p. m . Leaving Roseburg for the south, stages leave after breakfast at six o’clock, a . M.; arrive at Canyonville for dinner, and leave at 2 o'clock, I’. M.; ar rive at Grant’s Pass for breakfast, leav ing at 2 o’clock, a . M.; arrive at Casey’s for dinner, leaving at 4 o'clock, u. M.; arrive at Yreka for breakfast, leaving at W ar N ews . —Lieut. Reames, who 6 o’clock, a . M.; arrive at Castle Rock for left here on the 8th with eleven recruits, supper, leaving at 8 o’clock, p. m .; arrive arrived at headquarters on the 11th. at Sacramento Ferry for breakfast, leav- Major General John F. Miller and staff ing at 6 o’clock, a . m .; arrive at the rail reached Small’s Ranch, on the 12th in road at Redding at 4 o’clock, I*. M. on the stant, and we presume arrived at the fourth day. Mr. Stone intends keeping up camp of Gen. Ross the next day. It is this time during the winter, if the roads understood that the howitzers reached will permit. Division agents are requir their destination on the 15th inst. We ed to have the stock ready when the are hourly expecting news of an aggres stage is due, be it day or night. Drivers sive movement on the part of the Reg are not allowed to run ahead of time, but ulars and Volunteers upon the position are required to be as regular as posssible. of Capt. Jack and Ills murdering band Half an hour is allowed at home stations and ten minutes at swing stations. jn the lava beds. S upplies for th e T roops .-—The con« • dition of the roads across the mountains is so had that neither horse nor mule teams can make the trip with anything like a load. Under these circumstances it baa been found necessary to employ only ox teams or pack trains. Yesterday Messrs. Glenn and Ish dispatched four ox teams, and also Frank (fay’s pack train of 40 mules, with supplies for the Regular army. The pack train of Booth and Ply male, consisting of about 20 horses, will start for the same destination, soon. I * W hy S uffer when that well-known and long tried cure, Wistar’s Balsam of Wild Cherry, will bring you back to F°egy and disagreeable weather. health? Coughs, Bronchitis and Coldsj Wheat is selling at SI a bushel in town. cannot fail to surely settle into consump-1 B. F. Dowell has gone to Washington. tion, if not radically and completely, cured. 11 mid reds of hogs are being slaughtered. WHITE & Modoc switches will be the next fash CARTER—FITZGERALD—In this city, Jan. 13th, 1873, by Jas. R. Wade, J. 1’., Loyal Car ion for ladies’ hair. ter and Ettie Fitzgerald. ty- EVERYBODY A )BiK r? E ill’ M AIUUEI». It is safe to eat sausages whenever pig is cheaper than dog. It takes four days now to travel lrom Roseburg to Redding. News from the seat of wa‘r is very mea gre, and of little consequence. MARTIN, (Successors to James T. Glenn,) i Latest New York gold quotation, 112J. y ALEX. MARTIN. J. B. WHITE, CAN HAVE A CHANCE CALIFORNIA STREET, All of Jackson coun -AI- IX )RN. LOW PRICES WILL WIN. i FilHE UNDERSIGNED TAKE PLEASURE | in notifying th»-ir friendsandthepublicgener- aliy t nat they are now receiving and opening a Very The roads in various parts of the coun OBENUHA1N— At the family residence, neai large and extensive stock ot Central Point. Mary F., wife of John Obcn- ty are said to be simply awful. ehaiii ; aged 23 years, 5 months and 12 days. Latest I’orthind legal tender rates, 88J (Corvallis papers please copy.) I > 1I > SACHS BROS’. »STAPLE DRY GOODS cents, buying; I READY-MADE CLOTHING, cents, selling. Tents and overshoes have been torward- etl to the soldiers in the Modoc country. TÏ ATS Administrator's Notice. None of the eases before the Supreme Court from Jackson county have as yet been decided. Decidedly the heaviest rain of the sea son fell late last Sunday night, coming down in perfect torrents. The soiree at Veit’s Hall, given by the old String Band last \\ ednesday evening, was moderately well attended. GLA.ZF’iS CALIFORNIA AND SALEM filllE UNDERSIGNED having been »¡»pointed 1 Administrator ot the estate of llobt. Alexan dvr, deceased, all per.-<>ns having claims against -aid estate, are required to present the same with tiie proprr voucher.' within six months from tin • lat«- ot this notice to me at my residence on Tule Lake, in Jackson countv, Oregon. THOMAS W. DIPPEL. Adrn'r. January 34, lb?.”. ulw4. CLOTH» —TO SELECT FROM— BLANKETS, I HOOP SKIRTS, ETC., ETC. A MOST COMPLETE STOCK — ALSO — Boots and Shoes; Ladies’, Misses’ and Childrens’ Shoes. ¡tedemplion of Slate Bounty Bonds. I STATE OF OREGON, ) Wi: have also in connection with the above a ver} Tin:asviikr ’ s Orrtcit, Large and Extensive Stock of Choice S alem , Jan. 4, 1873. I Amount applicable fvr redemption, ($17,500) sev CROCERIES, enteen thousand five hundred dollars. Chinese New Y ear commences on the U EAI.ED PROPOSALS WILL I!E RECEIV 2sth instant. Hogsand poultry sell well kJ ed by the undfr.-i"ne»l at his office, (lt Salem, HARDWARE, GLASSWARE, until February I. 1873, fur the .surrender of IJoun ami at good prices in consequence. QU EE NSW ARE, CUTLERY, t v lion is. i-sued under provisions of an Act of tin Letters addressed to fictitious persons, Legislative As-nnblv ot the State of Oregon, PAINTS, OILS, ETC, or firms, <>r initials, are not to be deliver granting bounty to Volunteers of this State, en listed in the service of the United States, approv ALSO ed, but sent to the Dead Letter Office. ed October 21, isfil, at the lowest rate, n »t ex 11 indow Glass. Nails. Iron and “ flic art st spot on earth ’ litis at last ceding par value, as may redeem the greatest ¡Steel. Cast and Steel Plows number of bonds. Bills to include interest to date been located. Those wishing to find that »»t surrender, and to be addressed, Wooden and Willow W are. Kte., Btc. L. El.EIS(TIN ER. “-pot" will find it at the placethat don’t Treasurer of State. Salem, Oregon. Frank Young, formerly of this place, is at Salinas City, California, and is at work on the Monterey moerat. advertise. The Commissioner of Pensions has de cided that the Oregon Volunteers who served under Captains Jesse Walker and Nathan Olney, in 1S54, are entitled to kind warrants. An oppo-ition line of steamships be tween Portland and San Francisco is talked of. This will have a tendency to lower the freight charges, milch to the plea-ure of our citizens, who intend to get most of their freight that way. A letter from the Rev. Thomas Pearne, Indian preacher at Klamath Agency* gives us information concerning the suc cess of his labors among the Indians al that reservation. A prominent ehit f with many of his tribe give unmistakable proofs ol rcpentanci*. Redi’nip!ion of Slate Relief Bonds. L and P atents .—The following is a list of land patents—mainly homestead— for parties in Jackson and Josephine counties, just received at the Roseburg Land Office from Washington City, as furnished us by Hon. Binger Hermann, Receiver : James N. Vannoy. Heaton Fox, John B. Taylor, Jackson Berry, Elijah Jones, Marvin Wood, John H. Neil, Moses Hopwood, J. Buckley, Wm. Neil, Wm. J. Gregory, Perry Foster, j » Wm. Briner, Geo. A. Jackson, Wm. A. Childers, Benj. Bull, Wm. Dailey, Hiram E. Spencer, John W. George, Wm. Robinson, Levi Broadsword, Wm. H. Jaquett, Wm. B. Kincaid, Silas Hawk, Q. N. Anderson, Michael Murphy. -EVER BROUGHT TO— SOUTHERN OREGON ! 11, and then judge for venir te t>> furnish goods a« above. until February 1 1. 1'7 iief B mis. ¡»sue .1 un l.i’gisla ivc Ass..•nib! .•ranting relic! t o Voll in t !»<• >rn ;*-»• * t the 1 ber 2 1, I >6 1. at the 1. 111 IV 1 C ll' I value, bonds. B it- m iiiid'i l.-r, and to I e a hires WHITE à MARTIN I We keep every thing that a per son expects to find i n a first-class House, and we invite the public to call and see for themselves. Goods shown with pleasure. SACHS BRO’S. FURNITURE WARE-ROOM, (Cerner California and Oregon Streets.) OR EGON 2 « I. DAVID I I N N DoF'We offer special reduction in prices to all those who wish to purchase for Cash their Fall and Winter supplies. Keeps constantly on hand a full assortment of fur aitine, consisting of BcdMcads* Bureaus« Tables* Stands, Sofas* Lounges, JEWELRY STORE J A from the manufacturers. PARLOR & BED-ROOM SUITS. Chairs of All Kinds, Guilt JI on Idi ugs IVT îy c lx 1 xx o w $29 to $110, eafh. I,I a*., I. t <*• I ALSO always on hand and made to order. SOxtf. ing. FRANCO-AJI ER1CA.X ri1?“ AU kimls "f W;it‘*h ami Clock Cleaning an »•pairing <l"tie to order at half ¡»rice. vini HOTEL AND RESTAURANT, TA3LE ROCK SALOON, Opposite Odd Fellows’ Hall, J. I ( 7\SON I ILL E, OREGON. O.egon St., next WINTJEN A. HELMS, T’ropr’H. MADAME de R0B0AM, Proprietor f|MIE MAD \ME takes this method of tendering 1 berth nks to the public for the patronage which lias hitherto been extended to her, and would respect full v solicit its continuance. Her tables are always under her immediate con trol : and by her long expetience in .he business 111 Cents a Drink -he feels confident that she will give entire satis Iler beds and rooms are titled lip their fricmL “call faction to all in the most comfortable style, suited to the accom modation of s ngle occupants or families. Her Beds are always kept clean. ENGLISH ALE AND PORTER, I together with the finest brands of liquors and ci I gars always on hand. Fifty Points of Billiards for the Drinks. January 1-t, 1873.-tf. notice . THAN THE— /¿y-Undertaking a speciali v.'ÍÁ'V II TZ2 TXT TT. -V n T Œ?’ Ha JS. Which repeats 1TFTEEN TIMES with once load I TO BLY GOODS DOORS, SASH and BLINDS I.umber planed on reasonable terms. lie i* agent fol- the best Rif’ns an i ?istola made, am .ng which is the I P ostal P kouosals .—Proposal!» will be received at the Contract Office of the Post Office Department, at Washington, until March 3d, 1873, for carrying the I’. S. Mails from July 1st, 1.873, to June 30th, 1871, on tin* route from Jackson ville, by Central Point, Table/ jtock, Big Meadow (no office), Litt It* and ■ I Big Butte (’reck (no office), and Sam’s Valley (no office), to Jacksonville, equal to 3G mile ‘S and back, once a week. 1 he contractor will be required to ob serve the following time schedule : Summer—From May 1st to Oct. 31st— TjCave Jacksonville Monday, at 0 a . m .; arrive at Jacksonville next day by 6 p. M. Winter—From November 1st to April 30th Leave Jacksonville Monday, at 6 A. M., arrise at Jacksonville ^Vednesday by 6 P. M. SUPERIOR GOODS We are now ready to sell anything in our lino nt .»west eash price. Persons wishing t > buy gords will find it greatly to their advantage to examine mr stock before purchasing elsewhere, ns we are letermined not to Le undersold by any bouse in laekson county. S 1 N M UMORI AM At a stated meeting of Jacksonville L<> lge No. In, I. O. (). F., held oil t he evening of the 11th inst., the following preamble and resolutions were unaui- mou-lv adopted : WH i : k i:.\s, it has pleased the Supreme Ruler ofthe Fniverse to remove from our midst by death our well beloved brother, O. D. Ht»xiE, and W hereas , in the death of brother Hoxie society has been dej.rived of a worthy citizen ami kind neighbor, lii- tamily of a beloved husband and father, ami our Lodge of a worthy brother, one who was ever ready to listen to the calls of charity, and to relieve the distressed, therefoie be it Jh solved, That the members of this Lodge hereby tender our sympathies to the relatives and friends ofthe deceased in their sad bereavement. Jtesolved, That the Lodge charter be draped in mourning, ami the members wear the usual badge for thirty days. Jh solved, That a copy of these pro ceedings l»e presented to the family of the deceased, ami also a copy be publish 1 ed in the city papers. J ohn A. B oyer , T. B. K ent , - ( 'ommittee. E dwin S mith , —OF— —IS AT — FISHER & BHO.’S DEALERS IN FANCY, STAPLE & DR f GOODS Clothing, Boots & Shoes, G roceries, Liquors, Cutlery, Crockery, Etc., Etc., OF THE BEST QUALITY, M EARS AT A LL HOURS. AND THE CHEAPEST IN THIS COUNTRY. THE CALIFORNIA MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. OF SAN FRANCISCO. FISHILR & BRO’S, (Corner California and Oregou Streets,) JACKSONVILLE, OREGON’. May lit. IS69. VICK’S As’ets.... Oregon A California Railroad Company, Lnn.l 1 Liabilitic Department, Portland, Ogn .. April 5. 1872. J ^OTK E is hereby given, that a vigorous prose Surplus to Policy Holders.......... ................ $369. cution -<i 1 be instituted against any and Ratio of expense to management................ FOR 1*7:1. 20.8.8 every person who tres]»asses upon any Kailroad Total expen-e to income................................ 35.1“ Land, bv cutting an»l removing timber therefrom Ratio of Assets to liabilities........................ $3(10.0(1 qiHE GUIDE is now published quarterly. 25 l.efori* the same is BOUGHT ofthe Company AND Policie- absolutely non-forfeitahlo after one ;»// 1 Cents pays for the year, four numbers, which PAID FOR. annual payment, and by law exempt from execu ! is n»»t half the cost. Those who afterwards send All vacant Lan»l in odd nttinberd sections, tion. money to the amount of Ox Doi.t in or more for whether surveved <>r unsurveyed, w ithin a distance Seeds, may also ord* r 25 Cents worth extra— the All profits divided among the assured. price paid for the Guide. Preminins payable in g«dd or currencv. the C»*inpany. The January number is beautiful, giving plans Dividends added to policy or applied in reduc ¡;,tf ' I. R. MOORES, Land Agent. for making Rural Homes, Designs for Dining Ta tions of premiums. ble Decorations. Window Gardens, etc., ami con- THOMAS A. BALL. President S tn Francisco, Ual. I taining n mass of information invaluable to the II. S. OSP.URN, Agent, Jacksonville, Ogn. ! lover of flowers. One hundred ami fifty pages, <»n PAY UP! PAY UP! [v2:n34 :ly ; fine tinted paper, some five hundred Engravings ' ami a superb colored plate ami chromo cover. AVING SOLD OUT our entire interest in the Ihe first edition of 200.000 just printed in AMUSEMENT I firm of Sachs Bros., all those indebted to u- [ English ami German, ami reads* t • semi out. bv note or book account, arc respectfully requested JAMES VICK. Rochester, N. Y’. to nay ill» without del.ay. LIP. S \< IIS, 1 ? * SAM. SACHS. Jacksonville, Dec. 31st, 18,2-w3. N I II BOWLING ALLEY! LIME! IJML!! NEW BARBER SHOP California Street, California Street, J A C KSON VILLE, OR E( JON. F1THE UNDERSIGNED would respectfully in- JA CKSONVILLE, OREGON. | form the public that he is prepared to fur- ni-h the best quality of lime in quantities to suit. qillE UNDERSIGNED wotibl respectfully in- I AVING purchased Blockwell’s barber shop All orders left at Karewski's store or at my kiln L form the pub ic that they have in Jacksonville, I am fully prepared to do all ha just opened a on Jackson creek will be promptly attended to. ball alley on California street, opposite Horne's kinds o work in my line in (he best manner and at All persons desiring any bricklaying or piaster i Hotel, and fitted it up with the latest requisite reasonable pric-e. in" done will do well to call on the undersigned. I appurtenances, and are now ready to aecomnio- RAZORS CAREFULLY PUT IN ORDER. “ 45tf G- w- HOLT. 1 »late all those* desiring to participate in this health v exercise. A full supply <>f fine wines, liquors and Call nt the -hop formerly occupied l>v Block well. H SETTLE UT 4 LL PERSONS indebted to the undersigned, YV cither for ferriage or goods, are requested to come forward imwici/oifc/i/, and settle the same by cash or note, and thereby save costs, a« I must have the monoy. J- M. ( HILDERS, 2w4. Bybee's Ferry and Store. BEWARE ! cigars, constantly on hand. Give us a call. 43tf. ' MILLION A BRONSON. Horne's Building, California Street, JACKSONVILLE, OREGON* GEO.SCHU.MPF. NEW MILLINERY STORE, New Boot and Shoe Shop, eceived of slagle .t son , $235.25 in Fl^IIE undersigned, having permanently located in Jacksonville, respectfully informs the legal tender notes in payment of a debt con f public that lie is prepared t<> do nil kinds of work tracted on a coin basis, and on which we had giv in the boot and shoe-making line. Satisfaction en them long credit. CARO BAUM. ¡guaranteed. M. CATON. Aehland, Jan. 34. 1873. — wi. R v2n27:tf JACKSONVILLE, OREGON. HAVE JUST RECEIVED from San Franei«- co n fine and complete stock or lints, Flowert, Ribbons, cto., ofthe latest styles, nnd would re spectfully say tn the ladicu of Jacksonville nnifYi- cinity that I will be pleased to exhibit them to those «ho mny favor m- with a call. I 47tf. Mr*. M. A. BRENTANO.