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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-08-25


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"a No restrictions travel or residence within the
settled limits of the United States British North
America or Europe.
New Orleans References
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Gen. Harry Hays Gabraith, Stewart & Tier,
Jennings, Gates & Co, Nelson, Lauphied 4 Co,
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THAIRBANKS' STANDARD SCALES
Il COTTON SCALES,
PLATFORM SCALES,
COUNTER SCALES,
/ DRUG SCALES,
Of all descriptions guaranteed correct and reliable.
ssg- Thief Detective Money Drawers. For sale by
w. b. BOWMAN, Agent,
/ au4Iy1 No. 50 Camp street, New Orleans.
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AT TBH E1KS yrrH STREET OPERA HOUSE, the
Chinese Giant the Quarter Sessions and other oom-
calities VIII be offered this evening.
SIGNOR BLTTz will give one OF his magical enter
tainments at the Assembly Building this evening.
THE 'STAR" COURSE or LROTUREs.-The sixth
lecture OF this course Will be delivered tomorrow
evening, at the Academy OF Music, by Hon. Charles
Sumner, who will discuss the "Question of Caste"
On Friday Rev. Robert Collyer ID. D., will lecture
Clear Grit" and most entertaining discourse may
be expected.
JOHN b. COUGH ESQ, will lecture on Monday
evening next on circumstance" under the auspices
OF the Young Mems Christian Association.
THE CONSERVATORY OF Music will give the second
matinee OF the season at the Academy OF Music to-
morrow, at O'Clock p. M. A fine programme OF
1rst-class music will be presented and the enter
tanment will doubtless be Of most pleasant char
acter.
MIR. ADAM EvERLY.-This gentleman is now per-
forming at the Varieties Theatre, New Orleans The
Picdytne OF that city makes the following appreca
tive mention OF him, which will be read with tnte-
rest by his many friends in this city:-
"An actor who untes talent the modest Of
cultivated gentleman commends himself to our respect
and highest consideration Such actor is Mr. Adam
Everly of the Varieties Theatre We have taken much
pleasure In watching the development Of this genteman
the Varieties boards While cannot pronounce him
brilliant actor award to him the POSSESSION OF
qualities which will outwear mere br1lnancy, 70
wit studous habit clear and appreoative Judgment,
togent Interpretation and consistency and the courage
TO resist the temptation to inrude egotsto hberties
which barren spectators, in their ignorance applaud
evidences Of independent genius With anything like
Every not leave enviable reputation behind him,
as the result of his New Orleans engagement"
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IT AsToUNDs EVERYBODY that a coloress cloudless
fluid like spring water should revive the original tint in
white. grey, grzzed hair: Yet so it is. PHALoN's
VITAIIA SALVATION THE HAIR is just such fluid
mpid staness-yet far excels every other dye
oolorng liquid known in mpaI ting rich shades of
color TO grey hair.
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The CITY Amusements.

AT THE CHESTNUT the comedy OF The SGucy House
maid will be performed this evening" to be followed
by an amusing comedietta.
AT THE WALNUT the drama OF Eloch Arden and
the farce OF The Happiest Day of My Life will be
given this evening
at THE ARCH Colley Clbber's comedy OF She Would
and She Would Not viii be performed this evening,
With the farce OF Betsey Baker.
AT DUPRKZ 4 BEREDlcTB OPERA HOUSE an
amusing programme OF negro minstrelsy will be pre-
nted this evening.
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THIS Is A coon TIME TO BUY

THIS Is A GOOD TIME TO BUY
GENTS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
ew-7he great pressure Of the past three weeks -aa
eB- enables Ws to manufacture cheaper than Al
RB-people haze any idea of We have an eBOr- "a
r1 nous stock and are selling rapidly, because al
EE-of It's superior finish and narvelOitsly mode zi
sB-rate prices: Our counters are repenished ~
eB daily NTH
FALL ovERCoATS,
CHESTERFIELDS,
STREET JACKETS,
SHORT SACKS,
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS.
HEAVY OvERCOATS,
BOYS SUITS OF EVERY KIND.
eB- Come and see them.
WANAMAEER & BROWN,
The LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
THE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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DIED.


ABBEY.-On the evening of the 18th instant, WOOD
WARD DALE, youngest son of Charles o. and Marga
retta ID. Abbey, aged 20 months
The relatives and friends of the family invited
attend the funeral from his fathers residence No III
at O'Clock.
BEVENS.-0n the morning Of the 3Oth instant, GUSSIE
f. daughter OF Augustus r. and Martha NJ Bevens aged
19 years.
Due notice will be given of the funeral.
DAVIS.-On the 2sth instant, JAMES MORROW,
eldest son OF elisha w. and Josephine Davis aged 20 years
The funeral will take place from the residence of his
parents, No 703 N. Sixteenth street, Wednesday at
o'clock r. M The friends Of the family respectfully
invited to attend.
JOHNSON-At Greenville, Montgomery county LEVI
II. JOHNSON, aged 80 years, late of this city.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from his late residence
Greenve. Montgomery county, Pa, Wednesday morn
ing at 10 o'clock 1nterment at New Goshenhopen Church
KIRK.-On Sunday, the 28th instant CLARIBEI,
daughter Of Samuel j. and CLARA r. Kirk in the 9th
of her age.
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the residence of
parents No ll Leopard street, Wednesday afternoon
December l, at O'clock
LAWSON.-0n Monday morning, November 90, 1862
JOHN La aged ID years and months Of John L. and
Rebecca s. Lawson. -t
MILLER.-On Saturday, November q, 1859, GEORGE
MILLER, of the firm Of Miller Il Herchhod, produce
dealers aged 60 formerly of Monroe county, Pa
The funeral will take place from his residence, No 12l
Noble street, Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock. Tho
friends of the family respectfully invited to attend
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing Machines
No. 73O Chesnut street.
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CITY ITEMS.

NEW FALL GooDs-Choice assortment of entirely
STYLES, In Ready-nldde Garments
MEN's, YOUTHS. AND BoYs' superior IN style IT, and
tooTkpdnship Teddy-1tdde goods IN PHILADELPHIA
ALSO PIECE, 10 be nade up order, IN the finest
manner.
HALF WAY BETWEEN BENNETT 4 o.,
FUh and TOWER HALL,
Sirth Sreets) b18 MARKET ST.,
PHILADELPHIA,
AND 800 BROADWAY, NEW York,
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EARTH OLosEr OonrPANg's pnten, DIV earth CON
modes and priv yxtures at A. H. Rne1loas Cos No.
E1a Marhet atreat
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TEMPLE OF EANCY.-One of the handsomest and most
conspicuous buildings in Sixth street. OF Com.
merce, Philadelphia is the and splendid edi6ce
erected year by the wenown importers of toys and
fancy goods, Messrs GEORGE DOLL Co. The structure
is located Nos 10 and l2 North Sixth street, many
our readers aware and has front of hrtytwo feet
that street, and extends back to the depth of
dred fleet 1t is four stories in height and the entire
front is Of ron beautifully finished while the internal
rangements perfect in particular he entire
edihce is devoted to the business of the firm.
GEORGE DOLL Co. among the oldest importers
of toys and fancy goods in this country By enterprise
and integrity in business transactions their trade
rapidly increased that IL became mpeatvey necessary
to have extensive quarters in which to exhibit their
elegant and varied stock of goods hence the
toned building erected. On the second, third and
fourth floors the goods sold at Wholesale there are
now exhibited there all kinds of fancy goods china
ornaments meerschaum pipes, ambers, canes mounted
with gold silver and ivory together with many novelties
not found elsewhere, which will be sold very myderate
prices.
UNSURPASSED FOR BEAUTY AND FIT
THE
NEW STYLE
ENGLIsH PALEToT OvERooArs
OARR's FINISHED MELTON.
MADE
OHARLEs STOKES,
NO. ss4 oHEsNUTs rREEr.
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CELEBRATED PARHAM SEWING MACHINES No. 7O4
Ohesnut street.
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BEST FAMILY SEWING MACHINES at No. TOi Chestnut
street. Easy monthly instalments
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JEwELRY.-Mr. William W. Cassidy, No l2 s. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment
fine Jewelry and Sverare in the city Purchasers
rely upon obtaining rea pure article furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
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y'A,0lAnD.

sss p desirs e express our thanks . 10
many fs,sAds vho. o. adroitiy. ''stols he
march On as' yesterday With the utnost
liAnooenes " accepted N invitation % taks
!. .ts'A With fsisld nearly failed TO 81 this:-
J and rsturasd homo only 70 find our house
/ shllediwith he msrrisst throng Ne have
seen for many : day. The laugh scanned
80 30 wholly & our expense, and ths Gfur-
ther We got The deeper grow the, mystery.
till in neat little speech. Gen, Nitohell
informed 10 Il was the fiith anniversary Of
our marriage. Then The mists began TO
move away. and Arst upon the rigAt - -
lot" Of wooden ware; then in another
room : tabls loaded with delisae,es, and
alas! " not abls 10 sat. Nj. Editor, 10
needed your s1ss and fr;esdgy assistance
just then. We Only need ~ That ws ars
happy In ths leve 81 saoh : people,
and our endeaver 'vill >. 4 show our ap-
probation by renewed diligence ip seeking
their welfare. 3. " CAMPBELIs +
a sssttn 4s1{ G8. iI:sl;fy4 MARYiC, CAMHRELfs
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= SPECzAL.T- NOTICES. :: .I|7G:

II lFrom Dispsn nsatory Of the United States.
DIoSMA CRENATA-BUCHU LEAVES. /
PRopERrlps.-Their odor Il skong, diffusive, ant
somewhat aromatic their taste bitterish, and anal
gOus to mint.
MEDICAL PRoPER11Es AND UsEs.-Buchu lesves ass
gently stimulant, with peculiar tendency to- fhs
Urinary Organs
They given in complaints of the Urinary OrgauS
such as Gravel Chronic Catarrh Of the Bladder Nor
pa Irritation of the Bladder and Uretha, Disease d
the Prostate Glands and Retention IncoL Ltnencs
Urine from loss Of tone in the parts concerned ii
eVacuation The remedy has alSo bsensyeeainmended
in Dyspepsia, Chronic Rheumatism, Cutaneous Ahec
HELMnoID's ExIRAc1 BucHu. IL used by perssna
from tho ages of IS to 2 and from IS to S. or in the
decline or change of life after Confinement or Labor
II affections peculiar to ssnsis. II. EItr.et buohu
unequaled by any Other remedy q in Chlorosis
etsnti9n IL 1reguiarity Rsa41alaes Suppression
State OF tho Uterus, Lsucorrhea, or.Whites,
DISEASES OF THE BLADDn; KnNEYs,E GRAVEL. AM
DRoPsIcAL swELL1Nas.-This medicine increases the
fsS Rsxfs ssss:91 BY SIS e.
positions; and all Unnatural Enlargements are re
dpGed, ICED as well s as Pain aud nnsmation. |
Of Diabetes i4 which it has been given, Irritation
Of the Neck Of the Bladder and inflammation Of the
noys Liberation of the kidneys and Bladder, Re4,n
ssa1e Sa Of the h. q59s p;sefss of 6e Prostate e
feebled and delicate constitutions of both sSxes Il
tende with the following symptoms: Indispostiol
to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory; Din
Guilty of Breathing, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror
Of Disease Wakefqlness, Dtpnsss Of visioe, lalw ii
the Back, ,Hct Hsads, Fiash6ebf dee Bo5G,Ae ess
OF the Skin, Eruption oe the fac6, PSlk8 O6u8en
ance Universal Lassitude Of the Muscular System,
&c.
HxIMBoLDs EXTRACT BQcuU is piuEetic and Blood
Purifying and cufesall SJriank 1&m habits
Of dsination, excess and imprudences ii life, i'm
purites Of the Blood, &C., sspersedng Copaiba in at
fctons for which it is used, such qs Gonorrhoea,
these diseases, used in connection with HELxBoLDs
Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists and alnrseverywhere< Be.
ware Of counterfeita Ask fol Hembod'e.s fak6 no
other PRlcE-1.25 per bottle, or Bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address, Describe symptoms In ali
communications.
Address H. T. HELMBOLD, t594 Broadway, N. Y.
NJ ONE ARE GENUINE UNLESS DONE UP IN
IN steelengraved wrapper, with fac-simile of my
Chemical Warehouse, and signed
n3seow.2m H. r. HELMBOLD.
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80 ..i1#I ,z4jG5j'.g ,..3 as
For the Week: Ending April 3D. 4
Warrantee Deed from. George Reder and
wife 70 Adam LANCER for nw} mel Sec. 26
T. 125 r. 20 west. $500
1 War1antee Deed from Frank K. Rotter
and wife TO Jacob Polainer for sef nef Sec.
SO and vi nw4 Sec.} "a r. 1876 r. 20
vastuoJ - s7HI:ITa E1eEE1I Ef:ia} 5&REf
!: Warrantee Deed from "A: v:;Allsn Drni::
son 10 Theodorc W. aDenison for lot 8 blk
81 III Lowry's add. 10 ST.. C3eud. u -! $500
Warrantee Deed from Theodor Jacobs
and wife to john Wagner for VI Of nw4 se44
Sec. rs T. ia Il. 80 west. :f:,,t nsmis $40
Wsrrantee Deed from. Thsodor Jacobs
and wife 10 Joseph Pohl for IL Of tnxf set
Sec. 25. +. l24 Il. gu west, =, Ia;.t MI 800
Warrantee Deed from 1heodor ia coDs
and wife to George Geiszt for. NJ mel Sec
81 T. l124 r. % aud .e4 Of lne} se} Sec. 25
TIA Il. 80 west. ---~~.---,. $500
Warransee' Deed from George aeiszl and
wife ,e TbeodorsJaeohs for nj net and nj
nw4 Sec. s 7. 1873 R.a29 west:;e <,'assl;a5 $500
! WarranteeTDeed from Randolph. Holding
to Reason L. Loyelace tor lot l. Sec % T..
1872 K 81 west. 4ei... .as;l.a:o:IE u 5e.2~y>$l25
i WaFrantee Decd from-Isaac Parks and
wife to Wesley Carter for :e4 Of ne4 Sec
IL T. l24 Il. ~ West.yea3 7e,,5sais ssxrs$1 geo
I Warrantee Deed from Irving A.. Duns-
moore and wifs toJ: VII Johnson. et al.9Sfor
sv@ nv} Sec. T. 126:Rz p west, ,assss ao! $$l00
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IT, ...ts,., G.rsuIsA,, April sth, 1869. Il Il
ED1ron JocElAL.- y The principal topic
of con,e,irsatiea Il Ills 4 section, i. ef.iase
.seen the removal u the Capital . Kandi-
yohi, and the constituents ;of Hon. Dana
E. King are highly srstihsd With his sbls
and earnest sappsrt Of the Capital bill In
The Stat. s.a.ls. IT, people s'ef this SEQ i, ]
tion do not coincids vith, tn Jou1uAI. =
in the opinion that st. Cloud 10 the proper!
location. for : Capital. sYeurs, il s4niss
town for many purposes, but W d not
think II presents the advantage Of Kandi,
yohi Tor the object nsntionsd-ess staEss:sttasss
Greenleaf i sradually increasing n pop
ulat'on and in bus'nsas enterprise. The
hessrs. Parker late ,a Or, Asstofyil'e, have
built . drug store and commenced trsde In
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Ll.IIrElRIl:AllrR9Yt 3 No1'Il[cEIs'. >

,.-..,.
! 1ArIAr1lo Nos1n11.-The April number
Of this exesllsnt magazine is before us re-:
plete with interesting and entertaining
reading matter Among its contents are:
'.Malbone !; an Old Port Romance -. s.The
Mission Of Birds" "9ts'Autobiography Of d
Shaker" '.Run Wild ;'';'.A Strange Ar
rival" "How we grow in the Great North
west;" '<*Doorstepi Acquaintances p ssThe
Pacific Railroad--open." Terms $4.0O
per annum Address Fields, Osgood &
Co., Boston, Mass. 2r s@t%aa e. 80 T." :T;5
TIN GALAXY for April is. on our table
and - usual filed with interesting reading
matter The contents this month ore as
follows; "Put Yourself in his Place." BY,
Charles Reade; ''The Great Danger Of the
Republic =. :" .'.To Marry OF, not To Marry =
5"susan Fielding" by Mrs. 4 Edwards !;
1.-THE Astor Library :" ''eipher;" :" iby Jane
Austin. Price 81 q year, sheldon & Co..
Nos. 4es and 500 Broadvay,N.:Y,SaI
! :APackard's Monthly for April has been
rsceiyed::":1ts contents, ares;: .:euriosities
of DeAth," "Boarding House Experience in
New York::p @.s1u 1.-The sRihs' Pits - ''One
and vTwenty.;", '':who, are the Angels =
':Edueation as d1s'i it should IT," by Horace
Greedy; ''Prsctical Religion" "Booth's
Recitation Of the Lords Prayer" &C. Ad-
drsssB. S.SPackard,t 937I Broadway N. 4 Y!
sulbse, II p iption Price $1,oo psr p m annup: ',uq: sar
soNwAnps-The April number gof; thi
fsvorits nagslinsi for young people is On
hsnd:, Among ~ artiels, .rs ;.'Thes Lost
Sister, I . continued; |s:Pashslion = = Long
isss laftsr tbs Lsasly ;"hssThe: Lost Low
er;''f.sThe Three Clerks ;.';.AI Dead Man
Dsishdsd;'', "A Rids lorl'5 Meat : ..Th,
Kings Dwarf;" ''Iriaes ;''fsdo. Address
MsynsRsid, So nuniou squsre, n. y. y
= 9s--Tbi. number Il I,ver,ide MA, M,I,i.ii' ,ai..iin'
contains . story swrittaa5especiallyIS ISto th,
young folks BY Hans Christian Anderson
The frontispiees; II ,..Psfils Of Tandem
B.lky Leader )" The sterles. ore '.Whits a.
Red - )" ts.Raubles in tAs City Of the Gran
/ Turks; - ss'The Judges Pets;" '.rom an
! Jsm !" se.The Young" virginians;; ~ $3.50
year: Hart = 'Ha HHoauEhaton 4te s1' Broom. Z
1 y, Y.assut.ts,t ,s.t&29FF .a;@Ies aat .I&% 1c3
! Tn .Wzs7E.x, Hoxs i the titls: :of : yer
neat little paper u 1s, pages, spabliahe
mentbly BY Parhhsrst q, Co., IChieagt
Their subscription price is so cents : yea,
Atperson procuring ~ hundred M sabscrit
orr 70 this paper ~ send the money: ,fe
the same ($50) will have as premium 81
= worth iof i6hoiee books Of their own 9choo
ing. Sample copies sent free s.sssist. afae
ii : -. .5s.s.s IL ss!Iao sfsn ,isi&S sci
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.a ,s34AlAlaeiss.--The fsllowag il 4, ,statemsnt
copied from tho s.ats Auditors Report, Of
the total valuation. total, taxa; County
Trsaaurssa' fsss. and County AHditsrs.sals.
ziss forths year 1869, u Tie upper Mis-
sissippi counties, .nd :, snsnded since by
law: .,zsa.s,,, x.,r,.,, 1T
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ST. CIouD Posr or.1cz.-On Thursday
the President sent in the name Of Capt. j.
E. West as Postmaster at this place. There
10 NO doubt as to his confirmation. We
congratulate tho Captain on his 7'Kseby-
ship" and the people OF st. Cloud on get
ting SO good Postmaster. {: He is q ster-
ling Republican, and is entitledto the up.
poidtment. Tie once vii! probably be re-
moved down Washington avenue, to some.
where in the vicinity Of Lake Street 49,.
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NEW SroRE.-Mrs. NV. Farwell ia
just opening new and large stock Of fan
cy goods, consisting of new and elegant
styles Of wall paper. window shades, mir
rors, frames, pictures, baskets, bird cages,
&C.. Also stationery, school books, child
ren's books, toys. &c., Sc. Mrs. F. would
be happy to meet oil her old customers ct
her: new stand III Brokers' Block, on st:
Germain street. ..,4... ..a s:.I.43 ..s.E s2~~
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D1soRD1R1r.-Oa' Friday night, or rath-
e. Saturday morning, . pssty Of lumber
men, tho worse for liquor, got into : row q
,thei Central House. Ono fof tbSn, e5Henf,y
Dowsll, was arrested BY Policeman Cas-
'para and taken before Justice Barnes, .aad
fined $40 and costs for druh hkennness aud
disorderly conduct. He liquidated and
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Nav srrIrs.-J. ". Met.roth bas re-
csived his new spring snd summer sstylef,
and IL prepared to supply mems ard boys
suits, Of any grade Of goods. made in the
most fashionabls msnnsr. Hats, caps,
gloves, and gents furnishing goods Of al
kinds very cheap. Call q Mstsroth's.
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Almost every day w hear many per-
sons complaining Of headache, loss Of sp-
petite, and that they are not # to do 4.ny-
thing, 80. Many is the day that xee have
felt 50 ourselves, and in fact have gone to
bed and imagined ourselves sick, but for
thelife Of % eouM not toll xh.t wass lhs
matter. One day while thus, complaining,
sfriend said to u.s. why. donl you try
Plantation Bitters they Are really 8 good
thing and will make you feel like = new
man. Upon his Recommendation We pur-
chased abostle and took them ;ascordine to
directions. They seemed to 80 right TO the
spot, and gave us immediate relief Ev:
er sinceiwe have taken every opportunity
70 recommend them, s.,,;gpar s:t5 :; l.e:sI7
.tGMagnolia Water-supcrior to. the: bett
imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. :iss5&lvo s:!T ss1s ss:s.; i'l'&:j
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SALT MINE.A salt mine has been dis
eovsrsd IN stsarns county. For further
pastieulsrs inquire ef 6. sehaltsa.
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;, eo1D1xRs =. FlozsH.-On the ( Nh. ;o1
March, q. G. Vaglsr, Q. ii. ssrgt. Of the
s1st q. 8. Infantry, left Fort Stevenson,
D. T., with three soldiers and Nj. R,chlsy,
Of st. Paul, the Post Carpenter, 70 come "a
Fort Tetten. When they reached hslf
way station, their guide, who had become
snow bliad, remained, - did Mr.. Richley.
The other fsur started for the Fort. In q
couple Of days Mr.. B. and the guide also
left for the Fort, which they reached in
safety, but found that nothing had been
heard Of the others. A party Was sent
back in search, and discovered the frozen
bodies Of the three soldiers net far from
the station. Tho Q. n: Sergeant had not
been found. This Information was brought
70 this place ysstsrday byJ.s b. AGoodloe,
the Serst. Major Of the regiment. who had
left Fort Stevenson Few days previous
With the mall, and VA at Devils Lake
whom word was sent there Of the unfor-
tunats fate Of this party. .,-, ,..,7.. ?
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THs REPus1lo.--Although new. Com
pany, the Republic Fire Insurance Compa
ny, Of Chicago, has taken its place among
tho Oldest and bsat in the country. The
system upon which it IL conducted makes
it safe beyond IN peradventare. For p.r-
ticulars We would refer our readers t, the
advertisement il another column Capt.
J.. E. West is agent, and We advise III to
ct policies from him.. 49,. : ~ ~: .,:t ~.