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ton. we doubt If the miserable remnants of
Old tribes known q the ''half .civilized" In
dams, would lave been In worse condition
than they are to-day. #
We most heartily approve Of the policy
recently adopted, Of the appointment Of
military men to positions In the Indian De-
rartment, but believe it only very small
move In the right direction. We believe
that the Indian Bureau should be transferred
to tho War Department; that the whole of
our Indian Territory should BIZ divided into
convenient districts and placed in charge Of
military Governors, invested with plenary
powers and with military force sufficient
at once 70 protect and restrain the Indian;
and thus protected and restrained, let him
have sucl, instruction a. he is viking to re-.
ccivc, and let his future treatment he such
rs he deserves or seems to require. Under
The old system the Indian has been robber
and murderer until his power has been
broken and his spirit crushed. He has then
become thief and vagabond, listlees and
worthless, hanging around the outposts of
civilization until drunkenness and disease
have put an end TO his miserable existence.
We sec no reason why the same system should
not in the future he productive of similar
rcsu,ts,-wc can think Of no adequate RENE.
ly for the abuses which lave made II re-
proach to our Government. If We are Of
fercd no other solution of the Indian prob.
lem, We fell disposed to answer in the
affirmative the question with which Mr..
Morley heads his article. and to say, let OK.
termination by fire md sword, be immedi-
a,cly begun, rs cheaper and more humane
alternative
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COST OF GOVERNMEN1
BUILDINGS.

We have heard frequently asked, since
the suggestion was made to remove the Cap
ital westward from Washington. "How
much did the government buildings ct the
latter place cost I" The following ID the
first statement of the amount We have seen,
and is just furnished the press
TnsAsURY DEPARnnxNr,l
September IS 1858.
L. o. Reevis, Egg, st. Louis No.:
SIM: In answer to yoar inquiries have to say that
The total anoant expendsd in the District Of Coum
bia from the time The sest of government was located
thsge to June 30 1soR for pahlic works Of every de-
scriptioa, including buildinss and works Of art II
es1.soossaoa
TIE real sstais sxeuave q buildings was asscssed
q 1144l4 - II 1Se& Since that time there haa
been No assessment Of which the department. II ID
vised. Very respectfully,
81 #sts St HUeu NcCUILocH,
go" Secretary Of the Treasury.
Henry T. Blow. Of St Louis, offers 500
acres n the governuaent and agrees to build
suitable structures for governments officers,
and rent thsm q reasonable figures II i,
should b rsnoted to that city.
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bitches IN DEER LODGE
COUNTY. m-.-- ...e

We .te.published from the Gazette last
week IN article, entitled, bitches in Mon
tsna." OF the bitches named not one was
In Deer Lodge county, county that has
more moneys worth and more miles OF
bitches than any in the Territory number
of them large and costly. We presume the
oversight was unintentional, or that our CO.
temporary was uniformed concerning them
That some idea may bc had Of their length,
capacity and cost. and that the energy and
perseverance," Of Deer Lodge miners may be
known, We tabularixe and publish this week
1 martial list OF the bitches In Deer Lodge
county. as derived from the Assessors books,
for which We are indebted to Mr. 8. +. 81
well. and other reliable sources. i VII! be
sen that while the 0asetts estimates the
value Of I'll the ditchesin Montana = $i.ooo,'
0oo, Deer Lodge alone shows n aggre'
rate u ~ miles Of dItches, costing @4e0,'
90, md this exclusive Of The hundreds q
miles Of private ditchea Don't ignore -,
bscaase We ssc ont In the country.
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and timothy, when sown, does very well.
The abundance of these grasses and their
extraordinary fat,cning qualities, In conncc-
ton with our mild winters. (which do not
necessitate the feeding of stock during more
than every fourth or fifth winter), render
this Territory one of the very best on tho
continent for raising stock of all kinds.
This Territory Is much better timbcred
than any of the Territories lying south of
it, the southern portion of it being little
out of the course of the moist winds from
the Pacific, is somewhat deficient, but there
is enough to supply the demand for many
years to come, and it contains some bodies
of coal, as yet undevelopcd. In the north
crn and western parts of the Territory tho
supply Of timberis practically inexhaustible,
although II the irresponsible, never-can-be-
caught-at-it, prospectors and traders don't
quit their --- criminal, villsinous habit Of
setting the WOODS on fire wherever they 90,
We may SEQ the end Of It yet Ut il utterly
impossible for me to refer tn the shameful
destruction of our magnificent forests by
criminal carelessness and ,sorss, without
swearing.)
The eastern part Of tho Territory 10 poorly
timberet, but It Is underlaid by vast coal
fields, in comparison to which those of Penn
sylvania sink into utter insigniAcance. Ono
can travel hundreds Of miles and lind huge
banks of coal cropping out of every hill side
and ravine, There are also promising indi-
cations of deposits Of iron ore, but am not
sufficiently familiar with it, appearance to
enable mo 70 form IN estimate Of Ito value.
g. s.
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the "Capital discussion; commences by
patting him and Virginia on the back, Gar :
gufies" little, and finally pitches into Hon.
Hez. L. and the Republican in first-clsss P.
r. style. Keep cool, gentlemen; we'll re-
licve you of the bone of contention" ut no
distant day.
Gazette, Aug q.
A fire took place At Diamond City on the
Goth, in Fuller's Brewery, completely de-
strying the building. Loss $500. No other
damage.
Canyon ferry was visited by delegation
of Indians on the Goth, who stole two of
Captain J. v. Stafford's best horses. The
Indians ran off four more head of stock from
other parties.
The company running the lower drain on
Trout creek struck it rich few days ago.
The drain is 100 feet deep, and cost the COM
pany two years hard labor, and over $25, 900.
As high as $500 have been offered for claims
ard refused.
Herald, Aug. ed.
The Postoflice at Downievillc, Ell Dorado
bar, is discontinued. Postmaster gone to
Puget's Sound.
General Sully and James B. Hubbcll, ESD,
left for the Yellowstone country on tho 81.
They have in charge Government train Of
fifty wagon loads of supplies, escorted by
100 soldiers. The General, while absent,
will establish IN agency for tho Crow Indi-
ans.
The editor notices fine sample of wheat
nised in Prickly Pear valley-which aver
ages " so bushels per acre" Read our wheat
local. II. E.-Dccr Lodge against the world
Drscr, .nc boulder sw indIer, who 'euci'r.
ed" Besserer, Sweet and numbers of others,
was arrested in Helena on the ED, and Is
now in limbo.
Hon. Lyman Trumbull left for his home
in Chicago, per Mondays coach.
John Whitmirc, = German, was crushed
to death while telling tree, in Basin gulch,
Thursday week.
Gov Pollinger, with . small 'armory,' left
for Benton on Sunday to arm the different
stage stations on the route. "Lo" will lo
we'll 10 notice the above.
Gazette, Aug. 9Th.
johnson Montgomery, for using " Mrs.
Montgomery" was locked up for bakers
dozen of days, in the New Capital" prison
The new Theatre 1t Helena is to be lighted
with gus, and its audience delighted b,
laughing gas"
A shooting affray occurred on the evening
of the ed, between = couple of negroes,
about an ebony lady, during which revol
vers were used, and one of them shot twice,
but not very seriously. The shootist was
lodged in jail.
Herald, Aug. 34th.
The railroad exploring party returned L
Helena from Cadotte's Pass on the 23d, and
will 60 to the Yellowstone in few days.
Mr.. George Benjamin, Of jefferson City
was severely bruised about the head ant
face by log rolling on him, few days ago
but is rapidly recovering
Hon. Jas. NJ. Cavanaugh, our Delegate t
Congress, made short and we'll listencd.tt
speech to the Corinncites on Monday night
Gazette, Aug 2bth
Joe Wilson feloniously possessed himself
Of an extra 800 belonging to another party
and now lies In the lookup until next tern
OF court, in default of $500 bail, imposed by
Justice Edwards.
j. W. Statelcr publishes quarter-columr
card in the Gazette, yindicatory of his bust
bankers, and accuses the Herald Of misrep
resentation. .'
COST OF GOVERNMEV1
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the "Capital discussion; commences by
pstting him and Virginia on the back, Gar :
gufies" a little, and finally pitches into Hon.
Hez. L. and the Republican in first-c'sss P.
r. style. Keep cool, gentlemen; we'll re-
licve you of the bone of contention" ut no
distant day.
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wrath, and protect ourselves and ours - best
Ne uaay, from his outrages and when the
strife and the carnage 10 done, these good
men Of the Indian Commission Will como
and make pleasant speeches to the ssvsses
and will write back 70 their friends 1t home
Who Of us have been most at fault It Is We
who must meet tho Indian on the war path,
but Nc cannot be permitted 70 make such
peace with him - proper regard for safety
would seem 70 require. +1 i ea #
We frequently So complaints IN Eastern
3nsrpas Of the bloodthirssy disposit'on q
The fcontiessman toward the Indian. We
ty ~ sncans defend every oct Of the white
man toward the Indian, but do contend that
only lunf residence upon tho frontier can
give profes appreciation OF the Indian
CHANGER. and even IT. Norlcys views and
eninions would dosbtless BE- greatly modified
tberrby. We believe tl,at the Indian policy
heresefoss adopted b. The Government
tboush probably sood enough h theory, ha'
pr,ciicaily bean ; hunbeg and : failure
This whole thing Of Reservations, Alssaoss
bchoo,s and farms for ths Indians, -, ntnet,
nine nases out Of handred, been . asFan'
swlpdle. bosh upon The Indians and the Gov
csument, and ihcsc have besa 70 sood e
snlte attained 4 ~ conulsasusnss g uns
l.oruess oxpsnditsF0 lsessss1 y -
g. ~ esss . wosk 90 Mr. 90 salss
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Allies Cary, the poctess, rsposts - incone
Of el.10o; Cla1x Lssise Kellogg. - 1stns
6,ssS, 14O0o; Maggie NiaeAelL ~ ''Osick-
et.r 81 rs; Flossaos, 10 eoaasdiaR. =. 0et
nerney WilBanLt - Irish actor, e1.le6
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~ Correspondents, short and newsy, solicited
frOm each camp. Writer name must accompany eech
letter, to guarantee good faith. Permission to use
U initials preferred No letter containing harsh
personalities pablishsd, except over name VI writer
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Milwaukee.
New York Cattle Market.

NEW YORK, February l.
The receipts for the week were 5,477
beeves; q, COL sheep and lambs; 1850
hogs.
CATTLE-Beef dull; the state of the
meat market coupled with the large
supply Of beeves on sale caused very
slack feeling, and sellers had great diff
ficultY to stand. Prices up to Friday
fell off about nc, and the market that
day so slow that not half the offerings
were sold, sellers preferring to hold
their stock to selling it off at the low
rates offered by the butchers. To-day
offerings were at Cumminipaw S63
head; at Bergin Hill 1900, and at the
National wards 800, The market is
dull and steady at decline of 14c from
last Mondays rates; best steers brought
I6Lal7c, while poor stock only realized
lOAl2c; poor to medium cattle 1Oa12c;
medium to fair steers 12al3L; good
steers and fat oxen 14a1Gc; prime to
extra steers 16al6Lc; choice 1613al7c;
majority of the sales at 13Ha14c; aver
age prices 14Hc.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-With increased
arrivals and only moderately active
demand; the market at the close of last
week was heavy, and prices receded La
Nc. To-day the arrivals are limited,
quite steady; sales being at 555a7Mc for
common State to extra Canada.
SwINE-Scarcely any arrivals and
business is necessarily light, prices
have undergone no change; common to
heavy prime at IL 15a1lA. Arrivals to-
day Of car loads at 10th street, and
l,76I head at ComminipRw; dressed
have declined owing to free arrivals;
closing at l4a141%c for western.
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WASHINGTON.
WAsu1HGToN, Feb.

WAsnIHGTON, Fob. l.
Judge Ofth, of Indiana, will intrOdu uce
II proposition to the House to-day that
the territory belonging to the dominRl
government shall upon the application
OF the government and people OF said
republic, be admitted into the Union as
IL territory OF the United States, TO be
called the territory of st. Domingo,
upOu certain terms and conditions:
Ist. The people shall adopt Repub-
lican form OF territorial government
and such action OF the people shall be
bv and with the consent of the existing
governmcnt OF snid republic and such
form of government shall be submitted
to Congress for approval. The ndmis'
sion of such territory shall be with /"
view to the ultimate establishment OF Il
State government, Republican in form,
and that any other territory i'll the
West Indies whose people and govern
ment shall apply for admission as n
territory, shall be admitted on the same
terms and conditions,
1t is stated that Republics are knock
ing at our door and the question is 10
longer whether We shall buy them or
protect them. but whether we will take
them for nothing.
Delegate Hooper has received tele-
gram from Salt Lake City denying the
report that BrinRham Young has been
attacked by paralysis. He is quite well.
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TcrribIe Disaster.

UANBURYI CONNu TeU. l.
a terrible disaster, destroyinGa num-
Der OF lives and much property, oc'
Cured here last night. The upper Ko-
with water, gave way, forcing another
dam below. when tho two bodies OF
water rushed forward carrying all be-
fore it. Flint's Dam and three bridges
ware also swept away. Houses and
small buildings were destroyed and
carried off in n flood of ice. rocks, trees,
&c. Mr.. A. Clark's dwelling was car.
ried away with his family, consisting OF
himself, wife and boy. in 1t. and they
were all drowned. Miss Humphrey,
Mrs. Hustel, Mrs. Charles Andrews
and her mother, were also drowned: A
number of other persons are missing.
It is supposed IL or Is lives were lost.
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This Company, National in It's character,
offers, by reason OF its Large Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium ana New Tables, the most
desirable means OF lnSurlng lie yet present.
ed to the public.
The rates OF premium, being largely re-
duced, are made rs favorable to the Insurers
rs those OF the bf st Mutual Com panies, and
avoid all the complications and uncertain
ties OF Notes, Dividends and the nIsunder-
standings which the latter are SO apt to
cause the POlicy-Holder.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which need only TO be understood
INCOME-PkODUCI&G POLICY and RE-
TURN PREMIUM POLICY. In tho fOrme,
the pOlicy-hOluer not only secures Il lie in
surancc, payable at death, but will receive,
# living, after q period OF lew years, an an
7ltGaL income equal to ten per cent GO Pc- CsH0
Of The par Of his policy. In the latter the
Company agrees TO return to the assured the
total amount Of money he has paid in, IN udd-
tiO1I to the amount Of htS policy.
Tho attention OF persons contemplating
inSuTing their lives or increasing the amount
OF insurance they already have, IS called to
the special advantages offered by the Ma
tlOnal Life Insura uce Company.
Circulars, Pamphlets and IuN particulars
given on application TO the Branch Otllce OF
the Company, or to
General Agents for Pennsylvania and
Southern New jersey.
IRA Il. N1cVAY, Pittsburgh, Pa,
Special agent for Ohio County, West Va.
GEO. ADAMS. local agent,
Wheeling, w. Va, Ohio County.
nOVl6-lyeOudIEeOww.
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We'll AttcatSd Cure or Cat"rrh.

nR A. z, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIR:-TouE
treatment In the cure OF my CatRrTh has had
the desired effect, and resulted In permanent
good TO me, although my case has frequently
leon pronounced 1nCurable. and nad e1-
IauRtCsd all other modes OF treatment WlLn-
ont the least benefit. My case was SO chronlc
and troublesome, that by giving Jew oi
the HymptomA the vRlue OF your treatment
can be more readily estimated. For years l
had been RflIcted with a constant cold IN
the head, obstructinR my breathing SO az 10
neceRAitAte me to keep my mouth open du-
ring sleep: lRtterly the discharges became
sOlidIned and lmpacted in my nose 10 Sucn
AN extent that II required the greatest eHer-
IiOn 10 expeI them. Sometimes these hara-
Cued lum pa Would get in my throat causing
me TO hawk and BcrRpe even by the hour 10
relieve myself My breath was onenslVe
INV memory became impaired. Dizziness
and light headineRS made their appearance
and OF late symptoms of paralysis stepped
in and when placed myself under your
care one side of my face was badly affected
hy this dread disease. Ny general health
suffered alike, there was constant tired
iTOwHy and debIIItated feeling with no en-
erEy to move or act; felt as tired on rising In
the morning as did on going TO my bed, my
appetite was cRpric1ous and my disposition
In0ross. In that condition placed myself
under yOur care, and am happy to state thRL
all those disaRreeable and dangerous Bymp-
toms have entirely left me, and once more
enjoy the hcuetltS OF good health.
BY giving this publicity yon Will benent
others similarly affected and oblIge me.
YOuH truly. JANE SoH AKRVILLE.
BroOkliIIe, JcDerSo1I county.
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supcrIutendent or Free schools.
MoUNDsv1LLE, MARSHALL. Co..
February lst. 1862


To the Editor OF the IntellIgencer.
am glad to learn that Professor K.
]. Russell is a candidate for general
Superintendent of Free Schools. And
AS / am a warm supporter OF the system,
l sincerely hope that the Legislature
will elect him.
My knowledge of Professor Russell Is
principally derived from his former
connection with our schools here, and
from the skill and efficiency he displsy.
ed among us. I am satisfied that II Will
be difficult to find more accomplished
scholar, more energetic man: or one
more thoroughly versed in the Free
School system.
In addition to this, Professor Russell
Is thoroughly practical in everything
he undertakes, and am satisfied that
he will make just such a Superlnten-
dent as the schools OF West Virginia
want at the present time.
MoUNDsvILLB.
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CANADA.
TORONTO, February l.

TORONTO FeOEuhES l.
With regard to the new arrangement
with Nova Scotia, an Ottawa correspon-
dent saws: "Sir John Mcdonald has
agreed 10 bring n measure before Par
lament to provide that Nova Scotia. on
her coming into the Union, shall be
fixed at a fraction over $4,000, ,0OOr being
81, ,OOO, 900 less than is fixed by the Con-
stitution. An annual subsidy is to be
paid Nova Scotia from the commence
ment of the Union, for ten years, Of
about eighty thousand dollars per an
mum. The province building in Hall
fax, which cost $3.50, 900, is to be taken
possession of by the Dominion and
Nova Scotia paid for the expenditure
on It,"
A dispatch received from the colonial
office, on Saturday, states that no fur
ther consideration of the appeal would
be had by the Gladstone government.
This induced Mr.. Howe to enter the
cabinet at once.
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THEODORE FINK,
Wholesale Dealer in Produce,

Quincy st :, bet. Main and Market
LAS JUST RECEIVED AND FOR
IL vale
100 66ls Pollock Indiana Flour.
100 e silver Medal Flour.
100 Argyle Kentucky Flour.
100 I" Hamilton Flour.
10 BuckwheRt Flour.
20 ira Geo. +. Davis & Cos celebrated 3.
u. Hams.
10 hhdS Bacon Shoulders.
IOhhds Clear sides.
SOkeGB No. l Land.
40 trs No. Larl.
40 bbls Kentucky Hominy.
30 Ohio River Salt
800 Choice Keeping Apples.
20 Pure Crab Cider.
So Pure Cider Vinegar.
1000 bush. Mil Feed.
1000 a. No. Oats.
1000 " Corn.
0O Bales Hay.
- bbls No, Lard OIL.
100 Carbon Oh. -
500 bush Corn Meal. uecI
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PENEsYLVANIA.

HARRISBURG, Feb. l.
The Governor has issued warrant
for execution on the 26th of February,
of William Brooks and Charles Orme,
sentenced to be hung at Strandsburg,
Monroe county, for the murder ofTheo'
dore Brodhead.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l.
The New York T5ibumc'S announce
ment of the death of Thos. B. Florence
is incorrect. He still lives though in
bad health.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 1.
Hon, Jared NJ. Brush was today in
stalled as Mayor of this city for the en- -.
suing three years. The new Treasurer
and Comptroller also entered on their
official duties.
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CHARLES sEIBKR,

NANCY DYER, sCOURER AND RE
L PAIRER, South street. near the 3. & y.
K r Depot, Wheeling, w. Va. All kinds
OF ShaSyIs Dresses Ribbons, and every de-
scrlptIon OF SILK and Woolen Goods execut-
ed at short notice, and on reasonable terms.
Also, prepared to do dyeing in any color for
Wooden Factories, sc, marA-lY
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Commissioners Sale.
]. D. Maxwell, Committee,
VI. lSlll IN Cn
samuel Mccoy
j. u. Maxwell, Committee,
and Others.

J. ID. Maxwell, Committee,
and Others.
PURSUANCE OF A DECREE ENTER.
| ed by the Circuit Court OF Ohio County at
lLS december Term, 1858, In the above entl-
tied causes, which were heard together, and
as special missioner named in said de:
cree l will offer for sale at the front dOor OF
the Court ouse OF Ohio County on
Saturday. February 2Oth, 1850,
al II O'Clock A. NJ the Interest OF JoSep II Ell
lott (being one undivided fourth partl In a
tract of land situate in ONO county, west
Virginia, bounded and described as follows. .
BEGINNING at Il sugar tree In the forks OF
run corner to John White, then north %
west twenty poles to walnut; thence north
50 west 1orLy zone poles to an 1rOnWoOd on
branch and in line OF DAVID ADAMS; Ihenco
with his line south lG west thiTty-hVe poles
TO an ash and sugar tree corner 70 sald
Adams; thence with his line " east one
hundred and six poles TO beech near salu
run: thence south % east one hunured ana
six poles TO beech; thence south 70 east
ATTY poles to q sugar tree in Hlchard Yates
line; thence with side line up the creek
ory corner 10 John White; thence with mis-
line mol tn 5 west thirty poles 10 walnut;
thence north Is west one hundred poles to
walnut; thence north 5 west twenty. two
poles TO a beech; thence north 20 west forty
poIes to the place OF beginning, containing
one hu dred and nifty acres from which Is
TO be taken, however, nine acres, three rOOds
and IL perches conveyed TO William Dennl-
son by deed dated June %, 1861, and thirteen
acres one rood and thirty-three poles, con-
veyed to Morrow Gibson, April :, 1850.
Terms OF Sale-Une-third or purchase
money or as much more as the purchaser
may desire TO pay, in hand, and the.remaln-
der In equal InstalmenLs at one and two
years, with interest from day of sale, pur-
chaser giving bond with good security for
deferred inALalnents. Title retained until
purchase money paid in full.
WILLIAM p. HUBBARD,
IanlS.1aw4W Special Commissioner.
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OHIO.
COLUMBUS, Feb. l,

At meeting of the Stockholders OF
the Pan Handle Railroad held at Steu-
benville to-day, the lease of the Colum-
bus. Chicago and Indiana Railway 10
the Pan Handle road was unanimously
approved. The old board of directors
we're reelected for the ensuing year.