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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

..lS5fA PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
tSlsxAass.As4s BUILlLh W MORkS.-&EAtlE d LEVY
fA.aN41CAL AND ThhOkETlCAL E@GlNhEHs,
hAGAlN ISIs, BOlLkH-MAkhkS, q K.
SMITHS, anu FOUNDERS, having IOT many year
been In successful operation, and been excusivels
Engaged la building and repairing Marine ana River
Engines, high ana low pressure Iron Boilers, WRtei
ranks, fropeIers, cue. ec., respectfully oer then
services TO the pcbllo being fully prepared con
racE for engines OF all sizeS, Marine, River, snc
SiatoDary; having Of patterns Of different
prepared 20 execute OruerB wien quick delpetCA
Gvely description OF pattern.mAklng made az the
shortest noglce. High and LOw-pressure Finn
AUbular and Cylinder Boilers, OF the beet PennEylVa
Ola CnErOOal Iron. FOrgtnga Of all sizes ana kinds
IRON ana BraBs GRstinPa Of ali descriptions. RO
GnEning Screw Cutting, and al ether work connectsf
with The above business,
Drawings and specification for all work done
the establishment free OF charge, ana work guarap
teed.
Ihe subscribers have ample wnRrRdoCk room n,
gepara boats whcre they can he III perfect gafaty
and ere provided with shearB, blocks lsIis etc. eli
'OA '''AA-Ha Ae~'' - JACOB U. NEAFIE.
JOH n II. LEVY,
en 1HGCH ana pALEER strea,s
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December 9, nt 10 o CLOCK. at No. sl8 North Broad
street, above Brown street, by catalogue entire
iuIniture Of gentleman going to Europ , com prst ug
elegant sui OF craving room fur iture covered With
green plush; etga etBgeTe, GENRE table California
mar bic; mantel and pier mirror sitting room furni-
lure, covered with hair cloth: library furniture,
dsmask covers: superior walnut dnin groom furni,
ture, exter sion table. tidebOard, china. glass apd
plated ware elegant walnut chamber NJ ure fine
spring and hair mattresses, heather beds aud ned-
Ding fine Wilon and Brussels ca pets etc. Also,
the kitchen utensils; Gb ut "a to ms ot coal,
Also, bay mare, barouche two sets double srness.
blankets robes. etc. 272t
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INVEST JERSEY RAIL ROAD S.
w FALL AND WINTER ARltANdEMEAr.
From foot of EFT street Upper FerryI
Com meneng WEpNhSpAY, ssP,emps3r, l6' 1858
For Cape May and stations below Mllville' s'l0
For Mulville, vlnelsnd, and intermediate stations
s'l5 A, n, SO +. NJ.
For BTidgetOn, Salem, ana way stations $40 A. IL
and 800 y. n. -. - o..o .--. an r, =.
FTetrht train leaves Camden daily ~ " O'Clock
noon. .. .....-s -
Walnut street dHily. .,,,--.. ,,,,,.... -
f'N'N WILLIAM j. SlfWELL,
pR Superintendent,
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THE PROFITS.

The cattle are purchased in Northern Texas
and the Creek Indian country for from five
10 twelve dollars per head. After pelng
byonobt through TO this place many Of them
are onite poor, aud few OF them good beef
TbeY will sverage in weight from five hun
6red 70 one thousand pounds each. Wintered
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public Sale on the pre- nises, No. 21l8 Brandywin
street.
RESIDENCE IND EURNITuRE

49,, On Thursday Morning,
l1th instant at 10 ociock. the premises all that
pest modein thieestory brick residence, Two story
BACK hui ding ana lot of ground IS feet front by II
itet deep snuSts ON the south slde of Brandywne
OtS64.
SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, FINE
BRUSSELS AND OTHER CARPETS, ETC.
IN Ht dlatey hileL the sale OF the reside 10
O'Clock, by catalogue, AZ No. ZIG Branuywine rect,
The superior walnut parOr furniture superior cham
Der and diLing-IOom iuInl,ure fLe Brusse Ve-
netlan thTpels, china and glassware, hair mat
IT. Es refrigerator ETC.
May be examined on the morning OF sale at 6
O'Clock, Fan
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

w hAILhOA D.-WlN THR ARIA NGLMG "A.
-un and after MONDAY, October 5, 1865, Trains Will
leave Pniaaepbia from the Depot, THIRTY
FIRST ANA Oh EsNU Ut Streets, 74o A. M. II A. M,
p M ,4I5 p. M, 50 Z. M, Bl5 and Al 80 +. M.
Leave West chester Tor Pniladelphis, trOm DeporG
on Hast Mark street at % A. M 40 A. M. 500 A.
M IO45 A. NJ, LOS r. NJ. 4 5U r. M, and 500 4. NJ.
1IaIns lea, Wfst AhesIer ats OO A. N. and leay
In PHilAd SO p M VIII stop at B. y. juno
tlUn and Media only. Passeog ogers 10 Or Iroa station
between West Chester and Is w. Junction, going
hsst, Will take train leaving West Chestef q. gao
A. b.. ard going West Will take the train LEAVING
Philadelphia At A 90 p. M and transfer at b U.
Junction. ,,, ..,,
the Chesput and Walnut Street cara. tn oBe OF toe
Market street line within square, Tue
cars of both lines connect with each train upon iLs
arrival. -, ,,,,n-,, ~.
Leave Philadelphia at 30 A. M, and eco 7. NJ,
Leave les, Chester at Z '55 A, M. aud w Z. M
Trains leaving Philadelphia at q 20 A M and $50
p NJ Ano leaving West Chester ~ s Oh A NJ. and $50
r NJ, connect Gt b. Junctior with Traips on p d
r. q IL, r., for Oxford and intern ediate points.
4us HENRY WooD' oeherSl Sup~
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sale at No. 2o27 Csmac street.

Sale at No. 2027 Camac street.
ECPI RIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNl1 URF. ROSE
MO- PIANo.FokIE FINE BRUSSELS AND
OTHER lAEPkTS, ETC.
On Monday Morning.
december IA, at 10 o'cock, at NO. 20T Camao
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets,
sbIVe Berks street. The entire superior household
furniture rosewood pano-forte fine Brussels ingrain
and other carpets, china Snd glassware, mattresses
btodis <. ext. nsiun table, etc.
May be examined at o'clock on the morning ox
sale. R42s
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SHIPPING.
Egs, LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LIN
FOR NEW YORK.

From and after this date the rates of freight by this
line Will be ten cents 100 lbs for heavy gooos four
cebts per foot, measurement cent per gallon for
liquids ships option. One OF the Steamers of this
Line will leave every Tuesday Thursday, and SaEur
DAY. Goods received at all times on covered piers
All go os forwarded by New York agent free o
charge except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier to
S.Sbm JOHN 4. OIL.
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M THOMAS X SONS, NOS. I39 AND II
lNs Is. kOUkTH SJIhET.
On Wednesday Morning

Sale No s. MOI IN Broad street.
ELFGANT FUREITURE, AIRRORS, VELVET
CABEETS, HORSE CARTHAGE, HARNESS,
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Sale at the Auction Rooms, No-. l8o and i4l s.

OTHER CARPETS. hTO
On Thursday Morning.
Dec. 10. at o'clock AT the Auction Rooms, by catR-
lOgue "a large assortment OF superior Household Fur
nilurP mprlsiDg-HRDdsome walnut parlOr, arr,
diningIoom, ana cnamber iurniture; superior rosa
wood IianOtOrte, fine French plate msntel and piSr
mirrors bOokcas sideboards, extension,
centre and bouquet tables; china glass; and plated
were beds end beddiDg hue hair mattresses; Off 20
furBiture; Chandeliers; fine engravings; gas.con-
sumng and cooking stoves; handsome vevet, BruI-
sells al other cArpetB etc. etc, l282t
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THEOLOGICAL. AGRICULTURAL. AND mis-
CELLANEOUS BOOKS FROM LIBRARIES,
on "Wednesday Afternoon,
Dec. o. at O'Clock. I272t
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THE pRevERs s. TROUBLES.

The Indians along the line have obtained a
custom, since last year, of levying tax of 81
per head, or OF some cattle for beef, on the
droves, as they cross Southern Kansas. They
also stampede the droves in the night, to scat
ter them, and either steal some or get paid for
aiding to find and collect them. There are also
q parcel of desperadoes who follow the bust
ness of stampeding for the purpose of theft.
They select dark night put on buffalo
robe, or, more frequently, tie something white
to their pOny's tail that will futter in the air
as they ride through or in the vicinity of the
cattle herd. This is dangerous business, for
the herders would shoot him at sight. Yet
there are plenty of desperate men whom such
an adventurous life suits, judging from the
numbers who follow it. But the drovsrs are
men whom nothing deters; who would prefer
this wild life to luxury and ease.
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LARGE SPECIAL SALE OF FINE TOILET
WAKE All THE AUOTI ROOMS,
On Saturday Morning,
DeCt mber IL a. IL O'coi k al The auction rooms bv
cttalos ue without reserve, a large assortment Of
plain and fancy painted hne toilet sets, dne siop
Jars, foot tubs, aud water carriers. I275t
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<ssE4x ROIlCE.-FOE NEW YORK, VIA
s&Sa4oA..sas5sSS d LILA W ARE AM RARIPAN CANAL
nAPkESo STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
IEs steam tropellers OF thIs line leave DAILY
from frat wharf below MarKe. stFeeL,
TAkOUGH In "A HOURS.
Goode yOIwardeo py all the iines gong ontof
York, EuTth, HAST, ana West, Tree OF cOmmlssiOn,
FIeiaAtH received ~ our usuoi low rates,
WILLIAM j. " DE S CO., Agents,
RIO. IL .. WHE EWES, Philadelphia,
JAMES HAND, Agent. 8OS
40. Ii9 WALL Street. corner Of se1th, New York
I.4lM-, PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
,Ss.tffiilllasSSSs AND NORFOLK sIHiAM5HlP LINE,
ItZIlIJUCsH FREIGHH Air LINE TO TSH
SOUTH AND WEST.
EVERY Sal URDAY,
~ noon. from EIGSV WHALE ABOVE MARKET
street -
90 pom In North ana South Carolina, via sea
BOARD AIR Line RAILROAD, connecting AZ Portsmouth
ana 20 Lynchpurg Va, Tennessee, and the West, via
Virginia ana Tennessee Air Line and kicnmond and
Freisnt HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken n,
Low ELS RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE
The regularity safety ana Cheapne5s OF thls route
commend 10 10 the public as the most desirable
dunn Iur carrying every description OF freight
NO arge for commission, drayage, or any expense
stesInnhps Insured at lowest rates.
Freight received daily. - . -
No. II North and south WHARVE9.
W. p. PORTER, Agent ~ Richmond and City
+, II, CRowELL q CO.. Agents at Norfolk. su
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WATCH IS, CHAINS. ETO,
On rhmkd day Morning,
At O'Clock at the auction store, No. 1l10 CheSnut
stree. will be sold an invoice OF due diamond cluster
and single stone breastpinB and finger RIGGS fine gold
and shVer English aud Sw ss watches, gold Leontine
chains. gold sleeve buttons studs. etr.
The Goods can be examined a. the auction store on
wednesday. lt26H
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THOMAS BIRCH q SON, AUCTIONEERG
l. AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, No, MS
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De
On Wednesday evening,
Att o'clnck, at the Ccton Store No lIl0 Chestnut
street, VIII be sold about eighty PaintleSs aud
Cravings, Including works OF Hamilton. Lewis,
Moran, somT ers, Wall, Carl Shulz A. Cortez Jul
lard, Birch Winner SpagDatelli. Rosa de Tivoli.
and others. Also, numOer of framed engravlngs,
phoi OgTapns chTomOS, etc.
The paintings Will be open for exhibition on
Monday E7 2t
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Dec ii, ut 10 O'clock NJ No 1877 Chesnut st. by cata
lotue tine superior household furniture Inciud
gkupeIiOr wRinut nrt Ir Initure; 8sui
aIhut chamber furniture; suits superior cottage
Chamber iurDi uTe; tDe hair ~ other ttresaes.
beech R tloves; fine BRUSSELS iDgrsin ana Venetian
carr eIs; china ana asswaIe; kitchen furniture nd
utenEl 3; wine 9w shades, eio. 1I287t
May be examiL ed at O'Clock on morning OF safe
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pIlISION, TUNR HAMMOCK, aNO SCRANTON,
WINTER ARRAN GEM ENTS
Past enRer Trains leave the Depot, corner ot BIlRKS
and An kRIOAN streets, daily (Sundays excSpted)
hs fOllows:-
At7 40 A. NJ. Express for Bethlehem, Allentown,
n auch CHUNK, Aazsto Willlamsport, Wilkesbarre,
Mahsnoy City, Pi' lslOn, ano Tnnknannock
945 A. M. u xpressl Tor Bethlehem Easton Allen
town, Mauch Cnunk, Wlkesbarre, PltESton, and
Scranton.
Chunk, vi ktsbarre, Hszeton, Mahanoy City, Nouns
Carmel, PntEton, and Scranton.
Al 500 r, NJ. ior Belhlthen, Easton, Allentown
and Mauch Chunk. -
For Fort Washington at 10 As A. M. and II 80 p. NJ
For Iansdale At 90 T.. M.
Fifth snd kixIh streets Second ana Third streets,
and Union Cny Passenger Railways run o the new
DepCk ,~-e .p1,vr 1N, DrJIr A oyrDr,,.
From Bethlehem Rt 0 10 A. M, 2'lO, 25 and $50
From Doylesown at ssS 4. NJ, 455 and 7P.M.
PROM LAnfdRle at 7'SO A NJ.
Hon Fort w ash ngtOn AZ 10 45 A. NJ. and 10 p M
ON SUNDAYS.
PbuadelphIa for Bethlehem AT o 40 A. M,
pm ladelphiR for DOvlestOwn At 2 +. M
Nov lestOwn for philadelphia a. 7 A. Nj.
Beihleht M for Philade phis at 4 p. M.
Ti, keis sold and Baggage checked through az
MRnn's North PennsyvaDia BaggAge Express ONCE
-''' ''' ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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Lies that are short Iired.

The eOppcrhcads Of New Hampshire hal
pow WOW a, Li,,leton recently, and it WAS tele-
graph~i FAR and wide that twenty Of the vice
presidents Of the meeting were thoec who hal
'o,ci the Republican tickle, last March. This
looked somewhat squally, hut We expected the
story WAS lie, anil have patiently waited for an
explanation. The Concord .hoaiior. si,cu u
history Of "a few VI those yicc-presid-nts,
r.. X .fb6oa-keps Sinelair's hotel at Beth
lehcn-always q cop
n. &. GooiriR-clerk in ditto.
Charles Libbsy-ne,er was and never will he
one VI the Republican State Committee; he Is a
partner Of S,aclair's In the starch business, and
hollis = large amount Of petroleum stock voted
for Sinclair last year.
Seth Gree~tsaf-not at the meeting and has
M sympathy with Il.
Jesse .Masn-lost the mail agency on the d.
&. & ". rsilruad sore bod, because not fully
appreciated in the Republican ranks
T.. e. Raapp-keeps . rum hotel at Little
ton, headquarters ?. l. Us; never eousidercd .
Republican.
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Ose Of Tk~tr Leaders.

Paul 8. Merrill Of Piscataquis county Ia chair
man Of the State Democratic Committee Of Maine,
and Is thereby made the dircctor Of the party's
tactics, and the Trainer Of Its principles" In
fact he ID the recognized virtual leader Of that
party in this State. Since Paul has arrived at
that distinction, many persons have naturally
inquired about certain letter Of his during the
war. In order to crafty these inquiring friends
and that Paul may not be deprived Of his we'll
earncd fame, We publish il. IS follows;
SuInlrr, tPiscataquis County,]
January 18th, 1861. !
Dear Sir:
You ask about the Republican times, II they
suit me. As to that, the times are Of their own
making When we plainly stated to them In
every speech that the triumph Of their principles
would lead To dissolution Of the Union, they
laughed at us and tauntingly replied that the
South could not be driven from the Union, and
now when the South ask for permission TO peace
ably retire from the Union, every Republican
Governor and legislature Is rendering the 10
sources Of their States In men and money to CO
Kncxa few southeruers and their nigyers to stay
In the Union.
D-S'EN. WHEN TIE RErrBLicAS Anxr
MARCH To SoUru CAROLINA, NAY THEY BE MET
On mase NJ TIE WHOLE SorrH AND HAVE A
SOUTHERN WELCOME.
have no patience in the matter-if the I'm
ion Is worth keeping. Il Is worth preserving,
even at the sacrifice Of cherished northern prin-
ciples. p. 3. MERRILL
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GENERAL NEWS ITEMS.

There Il an opening for an inventor. An cx-
change says there has bccn too much Of "ths
roasting business" and that stoves and ooal-oil
should he thrown out Of railroad cars. Can no,
q safe mode Of heating and lighting cars be dis
covered, While recent railroad horrors arr
frvsh In the mind, Il Is we'll to agitatc this qucs-
ton.
Gen. Pope goes to the Department Of the Lake.
his headquarters being ut Detroit The Presi-
dent would like to send Gen. Meade to Lake Su-
perior.
The Mcrmons are greatly excited over the bill
recently Introduced into Congress TO punish
polygamy. They threaten fight, or In case q
Allure another Hegira after destroying Salt
Lake City.
Gen. Howard has issued circular calling
attention 10 the fact that the freed people around
the District Of Columbia and numbers living as
greater distances are hocking TO washington,
where there Il already considerable destituticn.
which Il increasing, on account OF tho large
numbers thrown out Of employment BY The stop
Page Of government and private works
In the little villaxs Of Little Falls, N, b.
deaths occurred In three weeks during the last Of
September and arst part Of Ostobse. Nearly
al of them wsrs caused hy dlstemper rsssm-
bling cholera Among the victims were near.
ly oil 1t the prominent men Of The plaos.-dr-
roostook Pioneer.
A brutal father at Cheysnns City. NAMED
John Williams. lately logged two of his chill
drsn % that one hes died and the other v not
sIpscssd 10 live williams vas taken to Fort
ING him.
r. a. m
The e.s works st Lsconia N. II. were de-
stroyed By drs last Wednesday. 'a' ''' ''''
Aspecis, dispatch 10 the Providence Joornal
says that hnoeyt johnson. ssa md petvste
secrstary OF The President Johnson. vas placed
In the luua,ic asylum of,he District Thursday
morsiu9 70 oare hin 10 pesslAls ut periodical
drvsksosss, which In his eass amounts 10 h-
unity.
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The Temperance Convent lon at Augusta,
lsstwcck, was largely attended and enthusiastic.
Neal Dow OF Portland was the principal speaker.
whose remarks were not Of conciliatory char
actor. The convention assumed defiant stts-
tude, which ID much to Be regretted BY every
sincere temperance man. We give that part Of
The address adopted relating to the cider clause.
without comments; H..t.. .....r 7f..-t
..Eysry intelligent man knows that thore has
never hen any 'cidsr CLAUSE In he !sW, exoept
thst which permits he farmers Who mako II 70
m L. Ths law - Il b on this point has been
IN force aitsen yesn, without any cause Of com
plaint And De prstenos that any change 3
necspary In this respect, b absurd. Cdsr b
lew allowed 10 b soh By thoss Who nakn II,
and by I'll others. unlea Il d sdulteated. Or
nixed, or otherwise rendered 6t only for intox-
ioatinr parposss. 30 The Statats he's always
IN sndsstood; end Il dosbts ars sntsrtainsd
that such Is the proper construction, the Legis-
Iature can casily provide that Il shall b % oon-
struei q 10 auou The ale Of cider By any one,
unleu Il b proved 10 b intmiostiaG. No one
could wish Cor more, unless b wishe 70 buy, -
cider, that which be 3 ashamed 70 cal By it
proper name" ''A'i '"''. I
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GOSSIP IN ORDINARY.


The New York World b outraged because
the millionairs have declared for Grant; but u
viii have cause for more genuine rage when Il
discovers that NOT only the millionaires, but the
millions demand his election to the Presidency.
James buchanan win b seventy-seven ycan
old on the 18th Of April. 1858. He was born
On The 18th If April, l7el. His hts ietasr 10
the Johnson Calhoun and Jefferson Davis Cele-
bration Of the Battle Of New Orleans shows that
his love Of modern Democracy docs not decrease
with increasing years.
Tho President has psrdoncd man lately con-
victcd Of stealing mule ''a fellow feeling
makes one wondrous kind"
The U. 8. House Of Representatives has pas
Cd IN eight-hour bill. Its action will have the
same effect on workmen generally IS II It had
passed an eghty-hour bill.
Every Republican paper in Maine We bellows
Is In favor Of the nomination Of Gen. Grant for
the Presidency. The Portland .drgu, also va
one Of the very earliest champions Of the Gen.
eral a presidential candidate. But the .Ar-
gus wants to back down, and scarcely knows
how to do It gracefully.
A young woman In Kentucky fell into trance
induced BY religious excitement, in November
last, and, on recovering, told stories about heav-
en-, and the other place, beside predicting the
death OF throe young men Of her acquaintance
before the year was out. Tho last one died New
Years day. An unpleasant female, that
Mrs Lincoln sent her mother-in-law camel's
hair shawl As New Years present. 30 one Of
them Is disposed Of
George Francis Train telegraphs to . New
York paper the fact Of his arrest at Queenstown,
and says he has "told the Derby Cabinet that
Americas ultimatum Is payment Of the Alabama
claims, and the release OF American citizens, or
-warr The dissolution OF the Cabinet Il hour
ly looked for! ..
"The venerable Frank Blair" gives up Grant.
He tells his friends that che once had great con-
hdence In Gen. Grant, but that he had been
mistaken In the man, a he regarded Grant now
to be fully committed to the fortunes Of the Rad
ical party"
Tho N. Y. Times thinks II would be we'll n Rem.
mes would keep shady. His deeds were black
enough TO keep him In the dark. certainly.-Bo'ton
Post. T'
Glad to see you acknowledge It, most racy
democratic sage. Il Is better than your satellites
and imitators do down this way.
In case Washington and Georgetown are uni
ted under one city government IS proposed, will
the name also be combined-George Washing
TOWN. .'.. .....
When offenders are sentenced to hard labor
by the 81. Paul police court, the. city sets
them at work saving wood, which Is certainly
On execution OF tho sentence.
It Is stated that the west front Of the Senate
wing Of the capitol building At Washington has
settled four inches. The Democrats cit on that
side OF the house.
paper Is to be started at Dover, N. H.,
called the "Rsmrod." Fall In, 1900 report
ers," there's chance for some Of you.