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BUILDING M.I1ERIdLS,
BUILUING M.iTERI.iLS

fI,IIL ATTENTION az BUILDERS, GAR
l. fENTEIS. CONTRACTORS aud ~ eth
"r' Interested IN ia" purchase at
EHiLbiN1 HITEEIiLN.
l. inv tied l." .nr NEW AND LAba.L $40, l.
81 we'll srns''ii"i and we'll finished work. .uh
.Istiug al
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Roofing.

PA q I:'S
Felt, Cement and Gravel Roofing,
Is TlIE BEST ~ iiSE. aud has been we'll
I known ter fifteen years.
We guarautee al new work Tor live YEAR,.
u - better than TIN. aud rests halt ~ much.
ks-oli Roof repaired at short notice.
w. ar" the only manufacturers at ROOFING
MATERIALS "a Maryland. all IT which we
Keep constantly "n hand for sale.
coffin k"'is aud Iron Fences painted with
"ur Patent raFaiiin. varnish.
PAGE, BROS. A 90,
~ smiths wharf.
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BER"En BUTTS
EXCELSIOR"
AND "AMMONIATED"
SUPER PHOSPHATE OF lime.

FARMERS aud Dealers are respectfully ~
ierre'i to the abovs FERTILIZERS a. being
prepared IN the best manner. thoroughly reII
able aud IN every way calculated ~ give uni.
versal satisiaction. They are extensively
kn"wn. bring used with great succrss during
the past six OF Or seven years. We are cent
dent that all Who buy the above Fertilizers
VIII F-rrivs = full return for their outlay, not
only upon the crop msnured herewith, hui
even tot several years upon grass aud other
after erops.
u. }. RUTH a CO.. AarSvs,
No. u Bowly's wharf.
July -, Isss.--iy. naitin,are, Md
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JULIUS IIINEs'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DRY GOODS s U ORE,
I.nnNLn M LIAA ANn EALILn 81

Whore the ehcap"-t DRY GOODS is sold
in ia" city.
Just received from Auction splendid quality
MoZAMBlGuE at % and - cents. cheap at 80
cents. Pearl MODES and Lavender ALPACAS
at 81 aud 354 cents. Figured GRENADINES
at 20. % and - cts. less than half price. New
styles Of chene pOPLIN and Tonrin Cloth. for
suits. at 354 cents. Plain French LAWNS.
CHINTZ. PERCALES. GINGlIAMS. very low.
White MARsElLLES at ~. 81! and ~ cents
Black ALPAcAS, for suits. at 81. -, So aud
a. ctS.. great bargains. > Black all. wool De.
LAME, Lupins Fabric at ." and 90! cents.
CALIcOES At ~. :. 10 and IL cts. The best
yard-wde MUSLIN in the city Tor l2l. Mems
aud BOYS WEAR at %. 81. -. -. 90, - cents
and 81, very cheap. at IA"
CHEAP CORN
Gay aud Exeter Streets. Baltimore.
NAV Soft
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Dry Goods, Clothing. dc.
So. e. NORRIS. S.p. N'cosAs
NORRIS q McCoMAs,
MERCHANT TkIL0RS,
No. N Holiday street. baltimore,
Have constantly on hand Fine Assortment III
FRENCU IND ENGLINH
CLOTHS. cAsslMERs AND VESTiNGs.
which they will max" up I" order
4" ha most .'a'A'Oaabh a"i approrrd style.
Alsn will make
MESS Avn NEGLHEE NHiRTH
~ thu very lai"st styles.
Also GA hand.
A WELL SELECTED ASSORTMENT OF
GENTS
FFRNI ING OODN
Hs,-fn Guaranteed. aud Prizes tn suit the
Times March -. lSGS. ~.
- EoRGE 4. BRANNAN - co..
shirt "a % % % factory,
AND
CENTS FilRNISHING GOODS.
Particular Attention paid 1" Ordered SHIRTS.
GREAT INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
10 THE TRADE.
A Full Assortment of G'-,la ia "ut line con
stantly "h hand.
90 North Eutaw Street,
And 4S N. Greon Street,
BAL TIM arr. M
Motto Qsicl ,dios. NaaR Isohf 4 ", ,roi,
Nov. y. IsG7. ~.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
uNDERsmIRTs 4 DRAWERS.
HOSIERY. COLLARS. GLOVES.
NETKTIE'. IPDK'F~. StSPENDERS
tull assortment 81
"EArS FURNISHIN Gn0bN.
All the desirable style 81
PAPER COLLARS AND CUFFS.
LINEN BOSOM
- II X II -.
READY MADE AND MADE 10 ORDER
W EHsTER's FACTORY.
~ " ETT.iW ST. NEAR IRIHKLIN.
Oct. ~. IsG,. ~. BALuu"HI.
JOHN W.. RICHARDSON \ 90,
Il
No. IL N. Gay ST.,
ADJOINING CHRIST CHURCH
HNLttN"Ht. NJ.
rLOTHING NIUE IU ORUER
~ THE BEST sTiLr.
c-Malor ROBERT HALL. ru,,cr
ear tNJ SJsJs
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{ q II + KT IT. T II q VI PSU
IN ToWsONToWN.

respectfully inform the citizens of Tow
soEtown and vicinity. that have No. !
Store; that buy for Cash. and will sell my
goods VERY LOW FOR CASH. and that I'm
determined 10 pleas" all who may favor me
with their patronage.
will have al all times well selected
stock of the choicest FAMILY GROCERIES,;
also. fno assortment Of staple DRY GOODS,
City made Boots aud shoes. Hats and Caps,
Queenswareof subscriptions Hardware, and
a general variety uf NOTIONS; all of which
will be sold at city prices. aud the goods
promptly delivered to my customers at their
residences.
I will keep on hand the beat FLOUR IN be
had in the market. Also. ia" best HAMS aud
BACON. Mackerrl aud ilcrring-. and will take
care that my patrons arr served with No IN
FEEIOR IRTI''LES.
I hope that my friends and the public gen
orally, will favor my cntcrpris" and help me 1"
establish a First-l Rate Stare in Tow .ontown.
R0B'T II. THOMPSON.
March a. lSiS IV.
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Il. FIsC II Err,
FRENCH STEAM SCOUngER
v,, ana " FAYHTTe eT uAIro

N", INV ". FAHETTE bT., bALTO.
BRINCH OFFT,'E-
t15 q. BALTIMORE STREET.
ID fdS leave ta inform his friends that he LA.
ID flushed his improvements. aud with In.
creased iarilili.s. j. now prepared Ia scot u
LADlks's GfNThfMfs6 1 cu!LpnENs'
GARMENTS IN his superior siyk without shrink
ING iakihg apart, aud also receives orders for
the celebrated New York Dyeing aud Printing
Establishment located on Staten Ialand, n. ",
Who's" work heretofore gave such satisfaction tn
his many friends aud customers.
ee-farticular attention paid n orders lro,,
ihr rn''siFy. Jan. u, isss.--iy.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
PURIFY your BLOOD!
LONDON
d L o Cd PANACEA A!
Ths Grsai Aiisraiirc 4 MOod I'p,h,s.


The Grsai ihsraiirc 4 Biooi Isrihsr.
rs the most peri, ct vegetable compound of al
IL teratiVes, tonics, diuretcs aud diaphoretics,
making II the most effective, invigorating. rem.
ovating and blood cleansing cordial known to-
the world. For the cure Of ScTolula or kings
Evil, Cntane"us Diseases, Efysilelas, BoiIs.
.......".......... Pimples and Bloiches on the
Face, sore Eyes, Scald Head
London letter Affections, Old aud
/ stubborn Ulcers. Rheumatic
u T. % ID ID; Disorders, Yellow Jaundice,
Salt Rhcuin, white Swell
Panaeea. : ings, Mercurial Diseases,
General Debility, PaIpaia.
''''''''''''''''''''' ton aud FlutteTing al the
Heart, Consumption, Asthma. Syphilis and
Syphilitic Affections, inflammation 81 the Blsd
der aud Kidneys. Pains in the back. Drulsy.
&c. To the broken down female u giVcs lis
and energy. by restoring the IOwsTs al nature
when health again succeeds the feeble inrm aud
pallid check II the sufferer.
Nothing eau be more surprising than its in
MIGRATING effects On the human iTainc. Per
sous all weakness aud lasaitudr by using the
PANACLA, at once become robust aud full ~ cn
rrgy under its influence.
ladies VII" haV" palcc"in plrxi"n- aud dark
about the eyes. blotrh~s aud pinplrs "n IL.
face. rough skin ar irrcklcs. aud are cut ni
spirits" should usr a h"ltle ~ tw" II Im>no>
BL"ub rANA"EA. Il will cleanse y"ur bl,r.d.
remove the lrerkl.s nnd blotchrs. aud rive y"i
animation. sparkling eyes. tins spirit. aud
bcautiiul cam plcXion. Try IT,
E.S- Prccsi ~ Fer lhitic ~
The genuine have Is,NpoN Bloom PANArsA,
=. 4. fo' "a, B,trIH"Ht. Mn. blown ia the b"l
tie. aud nay -'gnatnf" "n III" wrapper.
y. a. FOlTZ,
Manufacturer 4 Pr"pri"i"r. Baltic. Mi.
VA. :. SllEALEY. AuGNr.
jan -. IS6s ~ r"ws"ntown. Nd.
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WILSON'S HOTEL,

"A THE ETHIOPIAN rLIN.
l24 Baltimore ST., near North IT.,
BALTIMORE. Mi.
WAS INblc ED 1" rhange the nams "f the
Il Hotel ~ ""nseqn"nrs 1T the nati.IIng sue
GEES ba'" m-t with since have assumed it,
management Ny connection, Tor seven years,
with th" Old bay LIn. steamers has pro.
VET! profitable. aud won i"r Ir a beet 81
friends. whIch. together with the already -
tahli-h"'i reputation at the Hotel. guafant.rs
mat n"tL,ng ,hali be- len und"n" 3" rIass Il as
Nc EATING House ~ BALTIMORE.
Polite and attentive servants g,.ol Hatibl..
IN" Liquor aud Cigar. are 'he principal ID ~
aetrrisiie- which render II IHE pLtrF
jNo .. WILSON. Pr"priet"r.
Ian. -. isGs ~.
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Garfield, Bros. Il 40,

wM. =. SHEALEY. AGn>r.
Inn. -. lshN. IY. InMannInMn. Nj.
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Miscellaneous.
I INTERESTING TO LADIES.

Th, foilO'c'Hg Ertraeta are (ross he Testimony
TittH under lAaiA. IN recent case pending
b.foTe Me Uaited States Patent O1ee
Hp0a the ArfuaI uer,ls nj "a
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11
GROVER 4 BAKER
: T. WING MACHIN

IN ,G Relative Mtrifs az compared
tciM ofher MachiasS
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1868-07-11

rINiIk Use or TIIiS GUASo "a MARYLAND
L Tor several year. lot C"rh. '""harc., and 9TH
~ spring Crop. ~ we'll q, inr Wheat ha-
inblish'd its excellence. II P"..rs..s all tn.
quirkncss 81 fetuvisn ''usn". with permanent
qualities net IS,sseas"d by that article
ExpcTtsnc" ha' shown that thi- ''usn"riI.cu-
Ia" wheat crop iruin nee ~ diy, .srli"r Il tn
III" super l'h",phat,s. Il ai-o ripcns T"b.r,,.
EARLIER aud produce crop 81 better .iuality
TIL" Pacific Gnano Company ha. authorized the
a,"'" reduction "a '''iisc'iushc. al the ieIr".-
ri condition 81 thr farming interests "a the
southern states II j. the purln-r 81 the. Com
panV l." furnish the besf fsrtihsc. al ne ioHsf
Pr'cs. which they are able TO do by rra-"n "i
then large capital and isciliti,s. The Guan"
- "'fr""''d ranr in quality a. hcrri","r- odd
la
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

Robert Cromwell, Of the New Orleans
Convention, made cur town n call. Bon
was formerly McGrcsor barber, and a
~eli.hehaved, intelligent colorcd man. In
Orleans he prac;iced pills and politics and
became leading orator. lie is not exact
~ delegate to the Grant Convention, of
Chicago on Wednesday next, hut he ex-
reets to be admitted as substitute from
Louisiana. He looks well, talks well
against s.,he southern white rcbs" and in
III! respects shows nice appreciation Of
his own co'er. We do not blame black
snen for working for their rights, but there
nro several republicans in town who de-
Iounced such selections as Bob for della.
sasss to their National Convention. 40
this complexion, it must come in the "a.
deal party.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13
AGRlcULrURAL.--Tl implement cstai

AoRlcuLruRAL.-Ths Implement. cstab.
lishmcnt Of II. L. Malone & Co. is a
growing one. Within a few days they
have been obliged to erect large outside
staging on which to place their large
stock Of reapers, mowers, threshers,
plows, wagons, &c., &c., &c. They are
selling superior goods for farm use, and
On terms SO reasonable as cannot fail to
be satisfactory. We are no machinist and
cannot tell the merits of each style of
make, but we know the house Of Malone
& Co., is among the lire ones Of the west.
With Docs experience as chief clerk in
II. Ruble's extensive business for many
years, his acquaintance with all this re
gion, his suavity mot aAcc.cd) no will
build a business that no man can tear
down. With E: B. Bailey, well-known,
highly respected and practical farmer Of
Clayton county,as one Of the firm, and
Ed. Deacon as Secretary, correspondent
and house-keeper generally-a gentleman
who is as much at home in writing an
article as in selling machine for farming
purposes, we naturally conclude that sue
cess will attend them. They are all
workers and why should they not win
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

TnE WEsT.-Emigration is one Of the
institutions at present. Each day there
are teams, cattle, men women, children
and all other household goods crossing
on Capt. Bases boat for the rich lands of
Iowa and Minnesota. Who would mt come
west and be MAN rather than to tie to
the WORKOUT east and be a serf? Since
negroes, down South, are admitted to
equality" why should white men raise
their children in servitude? Leave your
Old daddy and.daddy.in-law, quit his ten
acre farm and find home of your own
in Iowa. Land, as rich as Eden before
the Devil got there, is before you at 81 to
S. an acre; two years labor will make you
independent; your "soul will lie your nj
you stand chance Of going to Congress
or Of being elected constable; in few
years you can buy pew in q church and
become director Of schools; a justice Of
the peace or possibly an editor! Think Of
that lass inducement, and, as our friend
Ne. L. Gays, "CoMe West.'
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

This season Of the year is peculiar for
rosins, thrushes, martins, whippoor-wills,
snakes. duck shooting, hillside flowers,
boat Eidos, small frogs, white-washing,
cleaning house, papsring, making gardens
ct u Ssc., SC. &c. Some Of the above arc
pleasant and sone are hedevil. We hold
this truth u 10 SELF evident; that 10 TO say,
if house he's TO be cleaned, papered,
white washed, straw ticks to be filed, car
pots ripped up, hammered with club and
then reharnmered with tscks, tho poor
man who enduros all this ia saint il be
joo. think sweay
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

Cool nights sometimes and warm ditto
sometimes. To-day is warm. It feels
rainy. Corn planting is going on and
Capt. Hoffman says he weighs less than
100 teams day. Wheat reaches 100 to
2O5; Corn IS; Oats, GO; Hay, SO; pota.
toea, Is; beans, 8 to 4; eggs, IL cts; wood,
400. In the regular mercantile business
prices are almost without change. Gold
Is near l40. Trade is better but still
inactive. Money is easier in the east
and 1t ID hoped the ''easy" disease will get
ont here.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13
S q OC X FAR M
900 or 1000 Acres.
For Sale CheaD!

This is one of the best situated Farms In the west
perfect title to 600. 300 900 improy cd
Me dow and Timber Land. with new Dwelling
House. Barn, wagon and tool honse cattle sheds aud
III .cksmith shop, will be disposed Of 1T easy rates
rhisis the best stock farm in the State for man
with some capital. There 300 acres of beautiful
Meadow land, Oh which have made aud sold S. 600
worth OF good Hay in one season. There ~ ample
Grazing ground for 600 head Of cattle during =
months OF the year. Every acre OF the Meadows is
movable with Keepers. and rak ed with Iiorselake.
There are "Srr 100000 cords of gs,,i fire wood IND
timber sora- Vt the land; and sold $500 worth of
Cord wood from the land this past winter.
This Farm is within ~ miles Of Prairie du CHEN
and McGregor both coed markets for the Butter and
Cheess that can be sent there.
There is a living Spring Of Pure Water near the
house; and a pers0n living on THE farm can 70 To
town in 80 minutes, being within VI of mills Of the
Railway.
x1-I will sell this Farm for 50 per acre-one half
cash and the balance on lime to suit the purchaser
There Ii = Grapery on the Farm, many bearing
vines OF all varieties, and tLri fly growing orchard
Any person who WANTS large Pdrm had better
come and see me soon.
Enquire Of B. Lsntry, Prairie du CHER, VIE, OF a
the C11risr Office -
Pra:.is dn Chisp, Nay 7, lsss.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

SCIENTIFIC LEcEuREs.-The Renowned
and eloquent Lecturer, DR.. Simms is leo
turing each evening in Cambsian Hall, to
very large and Intelligent audiences. The
lectures are spiced with fun enough to
mako them draw well, and contain thought
for all. Wherever the Dr.. has lectured in
large cities the press commend him highly.
Go, hear and see.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

THAHKs.-Wc are often in receipt Of
documents from our n. C's. and we forget
toacknowledge. Pardon us, ye gentlemen.
Mr.. Donuelly, ofthe st. Paul district, sends
a copy Of his late .'sail'' into the Wash
burne family and particularly into the re-
nowned Llihu CT Galens, Ill. We admire
ita spice, admit its roughness and regret
that circumstances called it out. 1t will
be read by all who can find it, and il not 50
long we would publish it, The Mime.
apolis Tribune is very severe on Mr.. D.
because, perhaps, Mr.. Elihu 3. Washburne
is the special groom Of old Deacon Grant
boy "Lysses," Of the N. Y. Ledger. A
blow (this is not intended for pun) at
Washburne is damaging to Gen. Grant, and
hence the sickness of stomach which is ex-
hibitcd by the followers of that renowned
captain who sat still before Richmond
while Hancock and others. per order from
Stanton, were killing all our men in the
Wilderness to keep up partizan hope ia
the North and Billy Sherman was pushing
the rebs into confusion all through the
southeastern portion of the conlcderacy.
Admitting that Mr.. d. made use of some
very unparliamentary language, some very
rough, pointedpersona!itics, is it not fact
that he was allowed to speak all his piece
without objection except by the Speaker,
who candidly stated that he only wanted
his protest against such violation of order
to go on tbs record. One would suppose
that if Donnelly was SO dsgraceful in his
speech that Congress would stop him but
they didn't! Is this allowing of Donnelly
to work at W. a hint to the great man
who permits his foolish father to he spatter
him with the siiliest twaddle that was ever
call d history? Gen. Grants star is ON the
WauC in every Quarter
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

SALE.-Mr. O'Don.eIl sffers at private
sale on reasonable terms, Four Yokes ol
Oxen, Six pairs Of trucks OR low wheeled
wagons, any amount Of log chains and
pillow chains. This property will be sold
in the lump or sing'y, to suit purchasers
It is in the city. Buyers are invited to
call and examine.
April. q, 1868, #.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

The directors of the Clayton Co. Ag'l
Society will meet at the Fair Grounds, in
Farmersburg, on Saturday, the. 10th inst,
at one o'clock X. n. A full attendance of
the Board is requested. BY order of the
President. G. WATKINS, Sec'y.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

IxvrcrIvE.-1Ion. Ignatius Dcnnelly Of
St. Paul, in his late speech on the Wash.
burne family, said great many sharp
things. After complimcntins the present
Congress for it's virtue and ability ("God
save the markr') He u:,ured as follows.
Aud If there be in our midst one low,
sordia, vulgar soul one barren, mediocre
intelligence; one heart callous TO every
kindly sentiment and every generous i'm.
pulse; one tongue leprous with SANDER /;
one mouth which is like unto den Of foul
beasts giving forth deadly doors il there
be one character which, while hlotched
and spotted all over. yet raves and rants
and blackguaras like q prostitute If there
to here, one. hold, bad, empty, believing
demagogue, it i the gentleman from lili-
nois.
wo quote, below, small part Of the
very short reply the 0alcns wsshturne,
made to Mr.. Donne:ly. The cause Of the
quarrel was in letter written by Wash
burne. charging Donnslly with being a
legislative thief or words TO that effect.
Mr.. Speaker. every assertion made in
shat letteris true. Whoever says that there
il statement in it that il not true states
that which is false. Sir, if were to be
called upon-and desire TO say only this
lii, under any press Of circumstances, l
were ever to he called upon to make a
personal explanation here. and in reply to
a member, il would not he To q member
who had committed crime; it would nat
be tn member who had run away; itwould
not he to II memher who had charged his
name it would not be TO member whose
whole record in this house was covered
with veuality, with corruption, aud with
crime.
This must be a happy state of affairs
AMONG gentlemen who are exerting them.
selvee for the ''loyal' people Of the un.
reconstructed Union. Both voted to
impeac!. So, also did Butler snd Bing-
ham the "manarcrs"!
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

The New York Times, in review of the
prominent Democrats who have been nam.
ed in connection with the Presidency,
says: -
Beyond all doubt he Mr.. Pendleton) is
at this moment the strongest Of the list oi
men from whom the Democrats propose to
make their selection. His strength is no.
confined, as many suppose, to the Western
States. Pennsylvania is scarcely less ear
nest in his support than Ohio, Indiana or
Illinois. Specie payin. California has
named him as her first choice. The rank
and file of the Democrat here are heartily
with PENDLEToN and the passage in the
New York Assembly Of what may be term
ed Pendletonian resolutions touching debt
by strict party vote, demonstrates the
existence of = much stronger feeling on the
subject than the Ford ventures to recog.
nixe.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-05-13

Cheyenne.
;. This young city giant has sprung to the
surface ofsthe world as did Minerva from
the brainof Jupiter, or as did another
NEUROLOGICAL Minerva, from the froth
of. the sea. Only few months since the
word Cheyenne was known as the name Of
tribe Of scslping, ambuscading, murder
ing, red devils, who, whatever the sympa-
thies of eastern refinement for, them,
are fit for scarcely anything but killing
and the furnishing Of government agents
with funds under presense Of managing
them. Treaties, when cold weather az.
rroachcs, and supplies for the winter; out.
breaks in the spring. when grass will feed
ponies, and when buffalos furnish meat
Cruelty is always to be deprecated, but is
It cfuel to kill snake that has destroyed
half your family and promises to destr' y
the balance after your bounty has given
him strength Indian thinking has thrown
rs from the track. Here is part of a
letter to the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, one
Of the most interesting of our exchanges
from the west. The Iron Horse Of the
Pacific R'y has struck the foot of the
Rockies at Cheyenne, and this extract will
tell the effect. We do not admire the
style of ''civlization" there ut present,
but it is far in advance of the '.nohle
| savage and US society lie said to purify
itself a. muddy water becomes clean, We
congratulate ourselves with the belief
| That Railway are the peaceful extcrmin-
ates Of the chaps ''who see God in clouds
and hear him in. the wind:'
| 4, CHEYENNE, April 2let, 1863.
There was an unusal excitement ut the
"Greenback" room last evening. The
Grecnback, after having been closed for
some time, was re-opened under the man
agement of Morton T. Montgomery, who
have leased the hall, pay for the same
81, 500 per month. A splendid brass band
discourses music from the balcony during
hours Of business, attracting large
crowds of pigeons and "pluckers." Not
less than 5000 people visited the hall at
the opening, and the street in front of the
building was crowded with listening spec-
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some idea Of the extent to which gambling
is carried on in this place, would state
that there are no less than eighteen faro
and two roulette tables, besides keno, dice
and all kinds of games of chance, and
every one was crowded with players,
tempting the smiles of the tickle goddess.
There were, of course, many blenders at
the bar which is very fine one, and
"greenbacks" were flying around like
waste paper. A rival institution, and right
opposite, is the "Gold Room" This in
stitution has an excellent band of "fd-
dlists,'' who, by their persistent scraping,
contrivc to get others into scrapes of all
kinds, and above the din of music and the
hum Of the thousands Of spectators, is
heard the cry Of make your game, gen.
t'emen." After the gambling houses,
come the ''dance" houses, Of which there
are no small numher--in fact, Cheyenn.
is blessed Tor cursed) with every kind of
place which can lie mentioned, where all
classes resort and spend their money with
''looseness" which as,onishes Eastern
travellers. sa..aa