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Show V t . la v W ! fritteft fSttun f , M ''' m.T' RANSOHOFFS COLUMN, mother thewMowed TTP.ITTj lot lill thoogtu withloai her all?. r I ffP, who. If the lost him, wai broken Presently the awful itlllncsa roof, and by ft rock crumbling from the not many feet falling with ft deafening crah A 00RHI8H OAVERIT. reverWr'iUns' round the we AND from whero lay, cavernous vaults until it died away the along It was ft clear balmy day In June when In I, I n the distance. home j 'at Richard Dawson, midshipman, After awhile we fancied wo heard the WHOLESALE Cornwall after a two yeara cruise, looked moaning of the wind outride our prison. for a row Had it increased? And if the result should up three of my old schoolmates along the coast In a yawl hired of a water- be as terrible aa we foreboded, would our man, aud well freighted with all that was fate ever bo known to those who would needed to make the day a merry one. . mourn for us? W'ould any vestige of the we went, four of the most light Away or her unfortunate crew, be washed jhearted lads living. Bob Trelawney, stroke, yawl, sea to tell the sad tale? out to GROCERS AIID COMMISSION myself with a pair of sculls, Tom Davies in At last and what an eternity it seemed 1 , the bow rowing random; and Filly Finch, we could discern a faint glimmer of our little coxswain, saucily hugging himself light. A few seconds, and it had vanished. on the dwarfish staturo which exempted him Then, like a bright star dawning upon us, from any greater share in our labors. it increased, and we knew that tho With many a qullp at each others ex- - tidesteadily was falling. ' Breathlessly we watched IV. peuse, our laughter waking the echoes of tho the fcrgi,t harbinger of hope, till, with eyes above , that brimmed over, and voices tremulous curiously veined cliffs towering wo glided along the picturesque coast j some- with thankful Joy we told each other that times beneftth hugo blocks of granite, which we might make an attempt to depart. PROPRIETOR. seemed to need but a touch to topple them was not until after many narrow escapes It down upon our frail craft; sometimes catch-lin- g of being dashed on the partly sunken rocks, glimpses of tiny coves, whose beauty no that we. succeeded in reaching the outer ETUI. COIIINNE, foreign scenery 1 have ever visited exceeded. world. AVhat wo then thought, or how we of Assortment us steered full A Into one of these our coxswain acted, may hq better Imagined than when we began to show symptoms of fatigue, described!! and 1 suppose I need scarcely say skillfully taking us through the narrow inlet that wo have nevor since then, explored a between tho rockf that concealed it from Cornish cavern when tho tide was rising. casual observers. Cassells Magaxino. Perhaps tho dark hours that followed helped to imprint on my memory the peaceful beauty of that spot, for I can conjure up even now that years' have passed over my head every detail of tho fair picture j the Always oil littntL I RAILROAD. PACIFIC CtHTRAL Elf Have Just received tlieir stock of endless variety of ferns that flourish in tho tho rich alluvial soil; tho trees crowning ALSO heights, the sighing of tho soft breeze that stirred tholr branches, and the musical cadence of falling water as innumerable little rivulets bounded from rock to rock in GROCERIES or like silver serpents threaded their way toward tho murmuring sea. Tho scene was so lovely that oven the merv curial spirit of our coxswain was impressed by it, and he stopped In tho midst of one of his fovorito dittlos to exclaim, Sublime! SUGAR LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS, CLEAR DRESSED, pchool-daour rcmlnheonce of In bftppy 1 and song after song from the Mario of our PINE, FINISHING LUMcompany, tho time quickly passed away, us warned that shadows tho till deepening wo must depart. - Our diminished stores were CROCKERY, A, . TOWNS, Oenl SupL BER, OREGON PINE placed in tho yawl, and, bending to our T. H. GOODMAN, Genl Passr and Ticket Agent, work, we soon emerged from tho peaceful Sacramento. FLOORING, cove into St. Michaels Bay. , While we were lingering in tho cove, tho breeze had freshened, so that our little boat GLASSWARE, PAINTS, OILS, danced merrily over the swelling waves, UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD. Redwood and Pine Shingles the bounding motion adding a fresh impetus to the mirth, which was exuberant enough at starting. Redwood Mouldings, Wc had traversed about half our homoHEAVY HARDWARE, ward way, when Tom Davies proposed a The Orest row Into one of the gloomy looking caverns AND ) j frequently to be seen on tho Cornish coast. ROUTE VALLEY tho PLATTE Eveiy one agreeing to tho propoal, boat was backed for a few yards, the head i pointed towards tho nearest opening, and U bow running dally passenger trains, forming In IIORSE SHOES, ROUGH FENCING, half a dozen frtrokca sent us Into tho yawning connection vrltn the Centra) Paclflo Railroad and cavity. 4 As wo darted under tho narrow arch, wo perceived that at its highest, tho cavern roso FANCY AND PLAIN PICKETS, All Rail Route to California out a few feet above our heads, while to our s ! MULE SHOES, great consternation, wo found ourselves irro- -i wo had and the sUtlbly carried much farther than ETC., ETa, ETC. intended penetrating Into this abode of . echoes. , strange As another wave came up, Impelling us HORSE-SHO- E still onward, In spite of our most vigorous NAILS, i efforts to prevent ft, wo looked toward each Office: Francisco to San Through ) other anxiously, and our coxswains voico as sounded hollow and unusually subdued, I One Half Block West of Depot III Less Tliiui he exclaimed: Days I say, fellows, this wont do at any Etc. UU1LDEIIS (H nnncoHOFF m a co MANUFACTORY MERCHANTS, o i !.) 1 V t , t f increasing uneasiness, wo This, to found it impossible to accomplish. We had backod hut ft few yards when, with a whirl and a rush, against which we could make no head, another wavo rolled in, and wo clung desperately to the side of tho cavern, to prevent our boat from taring dashed to pieces on some hidden boulder. Though alive to tho danger of tho position, and bitterly regretting onr foolishness in ft sea making tho venture with so roughdifficulour not did wo comprehend running, ties until wo looked toward tho mouth of tho cavern. , To our horror wo perceived it was growing less and less. As the next wave came dashing in, its crest reached to within a couple of feet of tho crown of tho ragged arch above us. Tho tide was still rising, and tho' dreadful reality forced itself upon us, that In a short time wo should bo closed In front light and hope; in a word, that wo should bo buried alive in tho envem t With Indcacribnblo sensutiona, wc watched each wave riae higher and higher, and tho faiqt. light grow dimmer: while, to , Increase the horror of our situation, our boat was dashed to and frCLwith such violence that we know not how long we might hope to prevent its Wing broken up. Clinging with our blooding Angers to tho we sat with our faces turned jjrojeeting rocks, towards the opening; and despair the God help ust that hurst frqm Trelaw-ney- a lips sounded like the word of doom to all. Higher and higher I crept tho Insatiate waters, now reaching the very summit of tite arch, and obliterating tho glimmer of as If to mock us, light that yet stole in; then, was once more faint the till ray receding visible. Again and again this happened; but at: last we were enveloped In perfect darkness. Tho wall of water had barred us In, and unless God helped us, wo had taken our laatjook at the bright world without. It.wwl hard to die so young; and even now ll think it no shame to our manhood that choking sobs and earliest cries for mercy thronged our lips, as wo struggled to hold on against tho volume of water striving always to dash us onwards into the- deeper recesses of the chasm. In our haste and alarm we had forgotten that small anchor was lying at the bottom of the boat; but now, as a larger wave than " we had hitherto contcndsd with came rushing on us, Trelawney gasped out Tba anchor! over with it or we are lost I I can hold on no longer. In an instant I had ii over the side. On came the bellowing wave, the boat was lifted to relinquish their upon it, our bands forced to which we had stone the jagged of grasp been clinging, and like an arrow wo were driven forward, but the anchor held and, for a time, we felt that we were saved. very few words had Up to this moment had been too transition the been uttered, for sunshine and mirth great from tho and terror within, towithout, permit to tho darkness mooch. We all knew by what a frail tenure silently huddled irohoidour lives, wash of the billows the to together, listening and rambling past as they oame whirling like our boat, to dash with a amcussloncavern recess the of tome thunder against which teemed to be for, far away. over ua a wo prayed Strange fears stole anchor the might hold and that Incoherently wind drop, or f!ds of our vessel, t aft rialAtlf J SLamm Ji W. GUTHRIE, Wholesale and Ttetai O 3VE A. -- X3C A- -- With Chicago and Norlhweiterrt, Chicago, Rock Island and FadAe and At. Joseph and Goan ell lllnffs Railroads, and Missouri River Una of Packets to and from all principal eastern and southern Cities. h CUBTAIN GOODS, Dealer In C1IIOACO TRADE. CALIFORNIA TRADE UCXXTHO THECALIFORNIA American Organa, POWDER FOR PARLORS, CHURCHES e 25,000 have been Sold and Northwestern Hallway. & I JTT8T RECEIVED two Silver Medals for beatOrgam at the MINNESParlor end beat Church OTA STATE FAIR, 18C8. I j Shortest Une between Omaha and Chicago. Prices from $100 to $1000 Alao, eoxiwin. 'wcSj OU i entwhil htppy Uttie -f t- I t- - 1 Ir in tvery ray ,uix rUr to manufactnre, any other Powder In Market. Wa have been awarded eucceaalveiy , ef nur product, over all Wa a'ao call atleution to our N.B.- years. Every Inatruratat warranted tor five roa ciuxum, otvino riucx and mtzn or KACH XSrrnCMKXT, Fast ' i ' naev , JOHN Street, Cbkage, tf Tbs celebrated t PULLMAN PALACE, DINING AND SLEEPING CARS BETWEEN OMAHA AND CHICAGO. Two daily tralas In connect ire L trains oa UNION "PACIFIC. RAILROAD st Chicago with all the Make sure connection AND SOUTHERN. EASTERN ROADS. Through Tickets and all Information kin re. Co., obtained of David O. Calbx nrd to Freight Agents, Halt Lake City, or of Agents of Union FaclAo Rosd. WM. D. STRONG, Agent, Council Bluffa A Omaha. G.L.DUNLA1V K. P. 8TANWOOD, OeiViaapC, OMiTTkt Ageet, ' , Chicago. mylT-t- f Chicago, IV. W. HULL, Crieklayer ffeMe hut th 1 -- and Plasterer. Beat Workman Emplayad. A244f Dr. H. RADLEY, SUU G lOH DENTIST, MONTANA rrUEET, h tha FecteOca. AR operitlona Nt rautad to g tva praiitA, eallaf action. r s ft - r' ! U. T, i. r. Miurx. N FAMILY SEWING MARINE h the Beit for Family fte. COMMISSION 133 ArarSend for on cular. - - Lake Street, And dealers in i 3 Country Product, SOCTUIAJrr OOXKXH CLAY AND SANSOME1 STREETS, SAN FRANCISCO. Illustrated Prioe List and cir " l Choice WINES AND LIQUORS, : I 1 i ? X Sacramento, Cnllfoniln. Sold at Chicago Prices, DAILY COACHES, L. POWERS R. WITH THE WITH FREIGHT ADDED. FI3ST3SBT City Marshal Sale. c. STOCK He, r We a t Salt are determine!! to sell at I ruh. 4 Ponies.. aa must. The Jobbing trade of ,ihe North and Northwest, Eastern and Southern Utah, Invited to r W t Proprietor. k Oo.s. Offioo at Walls, Forgo Ennlne our " - 4 i Stock, nml the : we offer. al0-44tw- tf 1 1 f . X'- - l ' Extending from Sacramento to llalleck Street, located it offers to hosln Bring men andcentrally families superior ind seem eats, w as te eonvsnleaos, eomfort and ecenofty. ail tbs wants of It guiwts are antlrfrb4 "' ehssrfully supplied. Th .' American OoMh. with Red LfghU. wl4 be at the and depots tooonvey paaaengrrs to fh Hotel, free. , ' TIMOTHY WRGEHT. - ocuuranoT ' POST j -- 1 zzoTSL, j STREET, ABOVE KEATNV, SAN FBAN0ISC0. i w t $ HOUSE, new furniture and new bed no roosna, gas and water In each halls, wall llghted'and airy: dining-rootobls sxoallsnt; local! oa of house cen tral ; cars and from steamboat psuaaing tbs doors J" conveying jwaavrrjrrrs and baggage from ffM 0 boat UadJnga and trains to ths hotel, I" , charge. sr Beet hotel for families and merchant visiting Kan Fraridaco. Faies. taper day, noio-l- y JL FOLLARD, rroprlelfF' aa O0ea at th aUv samed TVW ond and am now prepared to do all kl ds of - I hare aawy- BamplM of Ore rooelved by man ' or axeraaa TV:'. J. B. HEADER. ILL URAD8 AbD LX1 TT.R KADs A UK are made a specialty e the SooaTna'v, Call and aaantln apecltasna. ftoS-t- f V ' ? v M Mrcct - Main Srteci, SALT LAKE CITY, V UTAH. plff I al4f CALIFORNIA ' ASSAY OFFICE, sg, W08K OF EVERY DERCRTPTIOX PONE prompUy and cheaply , as tU.. jaaroaTaa .advantages 'r Othoe, pl , WINES 5t ICIMBALL, W. T. ArxiL 29, U71. Thera will be sold, at public auction, at the Qoar- terms ter Depot, near Cheyenne Wyoming Territory, on the 12th day of June, 1871, eummeacUg at 10 oclock A. M. 40 Cavalry horse........, unscrviccablo 17 Draught horses . 8 Mules M 8 And a large lot of condemned Quartermaster atone. Clothing, Camp sad Garrison Equipage. Terms, Cash to Government funds on dty of ealm By order of Brig. Geo. Augur, Comdg. Dent, of the Platte.C. f A. RBTNOLDS. the Bans of CaUfornh, r ( t Sale of Gorernment Properly. ' 0f3c (Rpst Qurtcrasiter, itjubhf 'I SAN FRANCISCO. OPHIR. ' jsDlStf AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEL TO meat lean compete with. B. CUTT WILCOX, B. BAN SOME STREET, LallO Oity prices which no otherestahlish r. WARSES, Agent for Sevadaini C IN THE COUNTRY, FROM By virtue of an execution, ! aimed out of J notice O. IL El hat 'a Court, oty Juatice for Oorinqe city, Bogalder connty, to me directed, tn favor of the city 1 bare seised of Corlnne and again.! William one apan of Itmaea, one Wagon, one set of doubt IIirorM, one load of Lnntber, and aball expoee the earn for .ale at public auction, In front of tba Metropolitan Hotel, for cash, or Legal Tender Not a, of the Unite d State, at Toclock P- - M., o tba 20th day of May. A- - D. 1XTI. . Dated this 12th day of May, A. D, 1ST1. JOHN Q. HAUNJ8H, x City Marshal - , 73 Front Street, PRODUCE. AQ. JLU.8.JL Depot Quartermaster, & co., .'1 Importer, and wholesale dealers la f Bast Canyon Prepared Expressly for this Firm rowsRo . j nol44m. I CHICAGO. JeU.dAw-- MERCHANTS. , s , 1 1 K MORON; &M1LLER, - Orders by mail or telegraph promptly attended to. Have alao on hand a lot of tsamlesa sack cheap for cash. mjl-t- f k Secretary. n. aionoa. SILENT . S m o ki n g T o b acco, Family Groceries, Fort D. A. Bcantxx, a AGENTS, Coriun, Cornell, Ward & Comings, OB yaara anoeaeaful Thirty SU1941A ' nr Lt)isr-- CREIGHTON & MUNR0, THE VILLGOX & GIUBS The Pride of Corlnne kinds of CASH PAID FOR COUNTRY -- t rtrt Over one hundred thousand of these machines have been sold, and almost exclusively to families. This fact proves the great merit of the machine. In Chicago a large share of the patrons of tba Wilcox A Uibba are thoae who have used other popular machines Hnt and exchanged them for the Willeox A Gibb, thereby adding very greatly to their comfort And happiness. Constantly on h.nd. Trains and Sore Connerilens. i which combine, ail the force of other rtroce exploaivee now In nee,, and tho Uf'liHt force of the luaniva rtiviln, tin, jnawtrg it vastly superior to any other compound now in a5ly This is tlie largest stock ol fi circular containing a ttjx oew riith" of on appUnutoa to this Ponder can be obtained ' our Office, or of any of our Ageuu. KIMBALL, 63 Wathlngton ottJa, HERCULES P0WDEK, A ADDRE83 ye2-dfcw- fr h 4' Ever brought to the Weat. -- ol By the jMECRANIO INSTITUTE and Ue STATE AOUICULTURL SOCIETY for the a - li 'J "Hi PIANOS FIRST-CLAS- S i La of bttmerior quality, fream frcm TUB MILLS. It being conatantly ntchat md tranapcrUul into the Interior. delivered to tl a conaumer wlthir afew day of the time of Ha and TERES GOLD MEDA1 8 largeataaaortmentef U i t Tho Old Established Line. AND COUNTRY PRODUCE ill Goods !- . x I POUDER Outfiting Goods, 1 own awp Irwlhlng aud I i AND BLASTING ' Premiums have been awarded or Best Organs . 46 ' sporting, MINING, S f t-- Fancy 1 ARE NOW IN USE. i Chicago I X - - Corlnne. v, AU HAN FRANCISCO, of! Great Fallneos and Compl-enand Manufacturers, and have Oomtanibj Elasticity Tone Axpremlen ... on hand ef Tench, River. Between 24 and 34 streets. FRANCIS COLTON, Genl Ticket Agent, Omaha, , u ASX avrZBXOB IN PROVISIONS Montana st 314 California Street, LODGES i any house west of (lib Missouri PRODUCE AND aw For through rstea on freight to Montana, gweetwster Minos sud other points, apply to H. BROWN SON. Oenaral Freight Agent, Omaha. T. E. 81CKLEH, Ocnl Kupt, Omaha. 0. W, MEADE, Asst Oenl Sup 1. WORKS, X Merchandise ever eceived lij GROCERIES, Pullman's Palace, Sleeping and Drawing room fan Accompany all Trains. OUAUA. NEBRASKA STREETS, N, B. COENER 11TH AND D0VQLA8 " FIRST CLASS HOTELS AND EATING HOUSES at convenient points on the line. L t a i ? AND w. W. Direct communication made at j CFOTLft'YTBa.V NAILS, Etc., inj'8-t- f i , SASH, Corlnne, Utah. Avoiding the dangers of the Sea. lr John M. KPetwiler, DEALERS IN CAItPETS, OIL CLOTHS, Sffata, Damanlm, Hopa Four price.' Btomall! our i j FA.OXFXO COAST t Nxbbaska, i y, I , -- i are each (hat we can compete with any Our facilitlea foi manufocturlng f a call- bltUfaction Knaranteed ln pri Md qnallty. Office 637, 13th atreeL R-- R tmy1y Factory 19th street, neat U. P. ROUGH LUMBER, DOORS Stn OMAHA, CANDLES. Building Material i 513,13th AXD rawlrrs (Sunk. u raprletsri, 4 ilOAFS JLumber. Yard, , A RinSET, , fejluporlot Washing A Th 4 PAHUHURST, COllELL ' 4 0 C0M1NJWE D. , - N 51 i |