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G
Christiansteds Landdistrict damn og 1ste
Medlem for FredeFiksteds Landdistrct
Moore), der havde anmeldt Sygdonsforfald.
Gouyerneuren meddeelte, at der we'd HIS.
MaiestHt Kongens Resolution at 14de Oc-
tober f. A. var allernaadigst approberet
Udm6ntning at Een-Centstykker for de
dansk vestindiske Ger, med Omskriften paa
Adversen "Christian TX. Konge at Dan
mark" hvilken nye Mont nu Wide blive
sat i Circulation paa Oerne. AT samme
var bleven udm0ntet ct Bel0b af $4,000,
hvorfor M0ntningsomkostningern hjemme
havde udgiort 1893 Rdl. Al Six, der var
fordeelt lige imellem begge Colonialkasser-
ne, der liver havde erholdt Halvdelena at det
udm6ntede Bel0b, altsaa 81 1900.
Fernandez meddeelte Raadet, at 1ste
Medlem for Christiansteds Landdistrict
(CAristmas) under SIDE f. NJ. havde indmeldt
sin Bortreise fra Den for kort It'd, og ven
tede at aretilbagevendt henimod Slutnin-
gen at naste Manned der Wide / den An
ledning vere at foretage Valg at en- ny
Viceformand til at fungere under den Bort
reistes Frav@relse,
If6lge Dagsordenen skredes deretter til
folgende Sager.
1, Valg af en- Viceformand til at fungere
under Viceformandens (Christmas) Fra
varelse.
We'd den efter neutrality-suspicious. : 10
foretagne S~temmegivning, afgaves 10 Stem
mesedler men da we'd ode Afstemninger
Ingen erholdt over 5 Stemmer, ~foretoges ct
bundet Valg imellem de tvende der havde
feest Stemmer, nemlig 3die kongevalgte
Medlem DuBois) og 2det Medlem for Chri-
stiansteds By (Holstein), og da we'd det
bundne Valg hver af dem erholdt 5 Stem
mer, erklaredes, i Overeensstemmelse med
navnte 5, den EIdste (DuBois) for Vice
formand.
2, Meddelelse fra Gouverneuren ON ct
Rigsdagen forelagt Forslag ON Bevilgel-
sen af $4,000 som Tilskud til st. Croix
Colonialkasse i Anledning at de Gen i
1867 overgaaede Ulykker.
Gouverneuren meddeelte, at han we'd
af lode f. M. var bleven underrettet ON,
at Regjeringen i Forslag til Tillegsbevil-
ling for Finantsaaret 166S-69 havde fore
slaaet ct T4lskud til st. Croix Colonialkasse
af S28, 900 iAnledning af de Den overgaaede
Ulykker. ON Anvendelsen af dette Til
skud, som han sikkert ventede Wide blive
bevilget at Rigsdagen, Wide Co~lonialraadet
i sin It'd have at tage Beslutning i Over
e-ensstemmelse med Colonialloven, og han
haabede, at det derived Wide blive muligt
at iyarks@tte nogle af de Lettelser j de
ofentlige Byrder hvortil Den vii komme
til at tr@nge endnu mere j Aar end j Of
yigte Aar.
, 1869-03-19

ALLIE og Enhver der maatte have
Ia Noget at fordre paa Beet efter
atgangne Charles Williams og tldll-
gere afgangne Ilustru Amalie Will
ans indkaldes herved til at anmelde
og beviisIiggjore deres Kray for un-
dertcgnede Skifteret linden Udlobet
af 3 Maaneder eftpr denne Indkal-
delses sidBte Acknowledgements.
Christiansted Skifteret den Tide
Marts 1869.
C. SARAUW.
, 1869-03-19
The "AvLs"

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Single number to non-advertisers-10 cents
, 1869-03-19

TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
during the week from the 10th to the 10th March
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
, 1869-03-19
C. SARAUW.

"A OMISSIONS, of duly qualified
IN pupils, to Christiansteds Burgher-
School will take place on Tuesday
the 3OM inst. from 10 to IL o'cLock
Il. IA.
|. Christiansteds Burgher- School 18th
March 1869.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

WAxrED-MoRE MEx.-The Social Sci.
cncc philosophers of Great Britain are he.
coming alarmed. They have discovered
that the disproporti0n between men and
women IL increasing 80 rapidly in that coun-
try ~ to threaten an overwhelming rcdun.
dsncy Of the feminine gender. The Stats
tics appall them. Out Of every 100 women
In Great Britain above 80 years Of age. it has
been ascertained that 81 are wives, - wild.
ows and 80 spinstcrs. OF . little under 3,
600. 600 women between 20 and 40 In Eng
land and Wales, les, 900 were married.
The philosophers cast about them for some
means 10 escape this impending spinster rule:
A Wholesale hcsirS Ut fcmalcs to tho United
States Is recommended. But the ''po0r
things" would lie jumping" from the fry.
ing pan into the fire. Their fair sisters al.
ready on tire ground would oppose their en-.
tcring the matrimonial lists Of The New
World. inch by inch. And Why shouldn's
they, l,eing likewise greatly in excess, - they
ere, Of the men In popslatiou Of twelve
hundred tlDusand, for example. In Masss.
chusetts, there were forty thOusand more
women than men NJ the taking Ut the last
ccnsus-CniceSse.
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DIsrIxoCIsnED M4xTIox.-The follow.
ing paragraphs ore the alpha and omega Of
tho personals In tho Wsskisgses C1rssie's
Of August 96th: "A b.
General G. G. Huntley Of Montana Is n
the Metropolitan. ,tn t,-f....
The object Of ne present visit 70 tn. city
tana, i 70 have additional troops cent to hil
Territory, In order 70 prevent continuous
hostilities In that Territory the coming win.
vt. etsoe Of slfaifs Indicates that the lrdi-
M win b vesy troablsesoso h0ssftes II The
United States forces shall noej u tnc5o10ei.
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FROM Loom Greek.

Vsoo the Idabo seaessmao, August 90tA.
We have some further news frm the new
nines chiefly coulir,naiorv of previous re.
ports. Dr. betIs. If Idaho CITY. writes to
kis wife. Aurust 18th. "a follows. which We
are pcr1nitted by . friend 70 COPY:
wa. too liz to cct .nv GOA .round a,
Il n. IN cis;mc.i m mi dawn the creek 70,
,:,c. ,n,i.. ts}i.x" !. !. . s . .nd rev ;
csmp. No houses vet, sleep under pine
irce' Timber Il r,ii,er plenty but s,nali.
Offered tw,, thousand dollars Tor mn interest
IN one claim. but could not buy IT, No lum.
Ser to bc had unlcas sawed bv hand, which,
brings two hundred and flfty dollars net
thousand. There are about i've hundrc.l
herc and more coming. No provisions here
hut several trains are expected In SOON.
Yhcrc will be no great amount Of money
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ATTORNEYS.

- - 4Oes.e1 -g.e - : :
JAMES H. BROWN
ATTORNEY ; AT.LAw.-
COURT nous8 sQuA1s, rea
oses lodgs oity, asontana. ~ -.
Once with y. B. Hairless. IA ..f
W. r. SANDERS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
oss1cr n rus wurLX1cs BuuDus,
HELENA MONTANA.
jys-ly
LAWRENCE HEDGES,
A t t or Q s.at.L q ",
Main stseet, Opposite National Bank,
HElssA, MONTANA
A. 4 NAYaEw. Louls Acxr.r.y.
MAYHEM 4 NeNURTRY,
ATTORNEYS AT-LAw,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
". H. CIAOBtts y. y. 0ax0x
CLAGETT Il DIXON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Court House Square,
lily DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
M. II. HARRISON,
ATTORNEY AT-LAw,
Once with James II. Brown, Court House squass
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
Physlclans-9urg Dentists
II. Cls T. PIN,
Physician and surgeon,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
DENTISTRY.
Dr. A. Nichols, ID . N tist.
CENTRAL OFFICE IL
wHITLATCH BUILDING, HELENA.
All work warranted nryt-elasa.
And pronounced By an who
have seen bic work to be unexcclled
jyau in the Omitted States.
BANKERS.
8. T. uAUsER, Jxo. G. Arculsen,
President. Cashier:
First National Bank,
Main Street, Helena, Montana
DEs'exArED DEroslronr OF the UNITED srA.ss.
jy6m
HCsSEY, DAHLER / CO.,
BANKERS
And Dealers In Gold Dust, Coin and Exeha,ss,
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah Territory:
VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana.
B . h M & A u h,
BANKERS,
HELENA MONTANA.
Tcsgrnphic Transfen and Drafts sosd IN Ill parts ol
the Cnitcd States and Europe
Hshc-. Price P.sd To- Gold D..s and B.rs
l. u. uERsa1aELRs NJ &A.. 4a A. 1sassslkAn.
L. II. nERSRFIELD 1 BKU.,
BANK EI2Ss,
Main Street, adjoining Dentleys Hock,
Sight Drafts On III parts a The listed states
and Earopa
Dealers In Geld Dasl, Csln, Currency,
AID UxIT8D STATES sDcURiTIEs.
Collections made In al pastsof the Territory. and
rcmittanocs promptly forwarded
jyaGm
AS6AXERS.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
ASSAY OFFICE.
HELENA, MONTANA.
AUGUSTUS STEITx Assayes. ju11a
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DIZZY Goods, Grooeeies. Etc.
]. TAysoa Il Tpos1son. v. l. Russss
TAYLOR, THOMPSON 4 CO,
Grocers and Communication
.4 "A. .an xKRCHAN1& w".. +.
10. o. main otrest, Helsna, q. Z.
, . DBAI1as n ''
GR0CERIES -.= .a* "' g.
LIQUORS.
era ~Alvanoes MaAs o. Conignnenta II
FIirsch nm q N Brot h cr0,
DuxzuY = BExTlzrb BLOCK,
HELENA, MONTANA.
:" 90 Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
GENTS CUSTOA MADE CLOTHING,
Furnishing 0ooda
..... .... Boots, Shoes, &c. sse
BOTS READY MADE CLOTHING.
ALmre and well-seleetsd stock oe
uosIrnY, Tauxxs,
1.sm AND vAluEA
Now Trading Post.
SMITH s. CRATER,
OF DANNAcK CITY,
VK7OuLD respectfully announce to thu inhabitants
w Of jefferson Valley and vicinity, that they have
opened House at
SILVER STAR,
On the Jefferson River where they odsr. It ths ,owsss
-a. "s'He' 's'es' -n'I1s
Groceries, Liquors, Cigars and Tsbaeebs
Hardware, Tlnware, Glassware, .,,..
cssekesyware, Drug Medicines,
Clothing. Hats, Csps. Underwear.
And fun assortment Of
Quincy 4 Cos. Ooots and Shoes.
We seal ~ low - any Houss In vsyiniA County
produce tskse tn exchange. ... .as
Extra tudueeqeats oG~eato Jobbers and Coantry
Deales%
Ism ~ ."t.. SMITH / CRATER
J. A. CngIourox, W. II. MoSRoE.
Omaha COtinne.
CREIGHTON & MONROE,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
WuoLBSALI AND RETAIL 0Roc9no,
General Quitting House
coRINNE. UTAH.
1900. FIRST 1900.
Commercial House Established In Montana.
1900. 1900.
WORDEN s. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers In
Dry Goods, GrOccriOs,
HATS, CARS, BOOTS AND SHOES. -
And PArmers' and Miaezs' sspplics gcnes,liy.
Mlssoula Mills, Montana.
-s == sly
Hardware, Stoves Il TinVvore.
TmOA S1RAxs. WI. IL RlcHARpsox
Strang & Richardson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
Have q hand and arriving The
Largest Stock ofGoo(ls
evs bsossht to this portion q Montana
SELLING At HELENA PRlcEA
Parlol. and Cook Stoves.
French Japannod and Pressed Ware,
4114HA1n1l aavArn aaalo 0oA11ln0
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-12-23

adg Fresh Garden, Flower, Fruit,
Herb, Tree, Shrub aud Evergreen
Seeds, with directions for culture, pre-
paid b. mail. The most complete and
judicious assortment in the country.
Agents wanted.
rs Sorts Of either for 81. 90; prepaid by
mail. Also Small Fruits, Plants, Bulbs,
oil the new Potatoes, &c., prepaid By, mail.
4 lbs. Early Rose Potato, prepaid, for 81. 90.
Conover's Colossal Asparagus, So per 100;
$25 per 1000, prepaid. New hardy, ever
blooming Japan Honeysuckle. 50 cts. each,
upland or lowlaud culture, $l.O0 per 100,
prepaid, with directions. Priced Catalogue
to Any address, gratis; also trade list.
Seeds on Commission.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries
and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. E.
tablished in 1912. =. :, n9S-4n
! . 81 .-.,-i b.
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at a. advanced cost over water trans
portliipu. Navigation above on oil tho
rive % about closed, the Keokuk pack
e6 lag b(SnG llsuqhins, .pathsy
villlaul salter u middle e she
noah, ftelseathsr' Ivory soft, aud
a. ease ~ se4 nbl, i.ll wo have us 4
hid for ysars. No snow and plenty d
mud, with fears expressed for the safety
Of tho winter wheat for want Of snow
ftn,nnyer II II -.,----- IT,. II. b.
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ExEcUIIoN eALE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
IL cation, Issued out Of and under ths :s:l Of the
District Court for the Seventh Judicial District Of
the etAts Of Minnssoea. In and fcr the County Of
Stearns, upon . judgment rendered and dockeeed IL
said Court and county tho 10th day 81 November,
A. D. 1850, In an action therein pending wherein
iJo6eph e.. Smith Ii Plaintiff and WilItA9 yyo and
John Mayall Defendants In hvorof said F!etntid
and aRainst said Defsndants foF the SUN OF ?lW
ON which said judgment there = now actually duo
0ai 6um d. tl67 g. With intsrest thereon nom and
since tho rendition Of said judgment, % ne the
1kerf Of sa etearns county directed and delivered
did on the I'D day Of December, 4. D. 100, levy
upon IT, following dSorbsd ~ estets situated IL
the county OF st.erns atoressd .. to p.opssty q
said defendant, John HAysll. to:wt % undtvtded
onsthird Of Block riny-eeven, (67l ~ toe Town o.
Fair Haven, according 70 . plat and enfvey tnerol
made BY John O. Haven, and on hle ana q record 10
tho once Of tho ster of Deeds Ia and Tor eteerns
County ataresatd, With the .ppnrt'n"ness. thEst0
Nov Therefore notice Il hereby given, that viii
sell the above described real estate win tns
appurtenances thersunto belonging ee public auction
to the HIGHEST bidder for cash, at The mont doee q tne
Court House. ii tho City Of 81 Cond 70 SAD 5eesrns
eouutr, on tho l11 DAY OF FEBRUARY, A.D. le50.
Il 0coct IA do Afternoon Of that day. TO satisfy
The Aforesaid execution and pay tho amount then duo
thereon WITH The expense q sa!e: -. ,,,-
-.-~i' Il. NICkLEY, Sheriff Of msaIns 70, ann'
u u. l4Au1,xAH. Deputy Shsstn.
:, l.. n. OosiI6s. plAinti6's Attoeney.
Dated Dec, n, I'D. ueseo.
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MAINE PRAIRIE.


. q go
I MAIxn PlA1Rlz, Dec. 20, 1869.
sIp,ro. JovssAL-Wi.h your permits.
don, I viii, through tho oolumns Of your !
Interesting paper, make a few notings
which, though local in occurrence, may
not prove void Of interest to soms Of your
numerous readers.
In accordance with the announcement
which recently appeared 10 Tar JOURNAL.
our usually very quiet village gave signs
q new life, occasioned BY the warmly con.
tested discussion Of the now. absorbing
question Of Free Trade. Messrs. E. H.
Atwood and Samuel Young were the lead
ing disputants, the former maintaining
Free Trade, the latter Protection. The
speakers exhibited oommendsbls talent and
an acquaintance with the subject credita-
ble alike to themselves and our Tor any
other) community.
Mr.. Pierce, Of the Protective side Of the
question, proposed subsequent discussion
Of tho same subject. - the question, he
claimed, had not been exhaustively dis
oussed on either side. Tho judges, how
ever, decided against Free Trade, basing.
- they claimed, their decision upon the
arguments introduced on the other side Of
the question. Nh. Atwood, in the true
American spirit fearing not but counting
investigation, readily accepted the propo.
sition. and in four weeks from that evening
December 18th, We expect rich treat il
the discussion Of this vitality important
issue. I confidently believe, Mr.. Editor
that this will b, not far hence, one Of tn
greet National issues Of this eventful ags
It's commercial, social and manufacturing
! rslations:to foreign interests, ;mp.rt to
, IN importance and political masnitud
/ which characterize but few questions oc
, curing for solution by this now almos
venerable Republic.
II Mr.. Samuel Young, who seems to be th
!. coming warrior Of this community, ha
given challenge to tho Society Of Goo
Tsmplars to discuss the question, 'Resol'
- I'd, That We have right to : Prohibition
Liquor Law" Mr.. A. B. Greeley, full (
j tho temperance spirit, accepted the cha
= lenge, and on the 8lst inst, in Stanley
Hall, this discussion takes place. NJ
Greedy, who aairms this question, seen
. saaguine Of success. MIR. Young, vi
o negatives tho question, appears more th'
eanguins. This win inform you that ours
Is alive, investigating community, and Co
II I gress may yet respect our influence. Y
!, may perchance hear from US again.
~ -! - -: OBSERVER.
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To THE WUKIN6 CLABN-Wo are now prepa1ed
70 furnish IN clases. with constant employms1t at
home, tho whole Of the time for tho spare moments.
Dasnees nsw, Light aud profitable. Pssons OF either
sex easily from toc to per evening, and pro
potiooa1 SUN BY devoting their whole time to the
bnsinees. Boys and girls earn nearly asmuch men
and tsst the the business we make this unparalleled
Offer TO such ~ are not we'll satisaed wo will send
q TO pay for tho trouble OF writing Full particulars
On, and = COPY Of ne Peoples Lteyary Compan;os-
ono Of the largest and best hmily newspapers pub
lshed-all sent free BY mail. Reader, IL you want
permanent, profitable work, address e. G. ALLEN
Z co, Augusta, Maine. ,.,. :..,. -.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT TAXES.

EURTHER NOTICE u ALSO oIvEs, THAT AL
1 Real Estate Taxes shall b. paid before tie aIs1
day of March next.
DeRS0NAL PROPERTY TAXES
L Must b paid before the Ant day OF February
next; II not paid psnalty Of I've Per sent Win b.
changed :. required BY Section Chapter II, Stat
collected BY dseran aftsr sad Ant day Of IsbsVary
JA44S b. HARkieoN.
-. 1, Te...s.sr: oae.,
Now London, be-. Il, 1884, deele-
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Rev. Tompkins informs us that tho
returns for the Congregational Sabbath
School given us last week were not correct
tho list being: ''.: .".
No. Of scholars on roll, . IS
Average attendance, So
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- . %''T a" -' 80 -. . -
"A young chap At Lake City while
skating home one night from seeing his
sweetheart, went through i hole in. the
ice aud narrowly escaped drowning.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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and CasIight

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The Albeit: Lea Standard say
that son Of F. B. Frost was jerked
from his sled while sliding down hill
and killed. > "~'-'' *'d' - =.
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Women of New York:

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TAs Great Water l'owsr st. Clessd can
Uss-The Wealth Il would Produce,
and its lnAaenro upen our city
Railroad CoRAnaNtati0n-Our Senate
rial Observation-Disclosures and AIri-
cultural Socletics-NIoNeY Market.
ProNWrc amt weather.
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The first horse street cars in Min
neapolis commenced running on Tues
day. 80 d. -
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" Hon. EDWIN u. STANTON, h.s been
appointed As..ooeeiisate, e! Justice Of the
sep!t:h. Court, rec Judge Grier Re-
,;soea. Re.;aeat Grsnt has not given
t te'a6s country @ any appointment which
vss more enn'iine!ntly fitting than is
this 81 The true and.<loyal Secretary Of
War during the days Of the rebellion
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UszSssSi 1SElsSssS;El1lSIss1aSSllsisssr sii.a
OAi6 AeulUslys I; trsaS sit t3Q 1n,@;I
vI,s;MAsn1oao1 Girl, Pee, le, 1889.
EpI10R yousNxi.-TS = passenger
D. Az q she stes,t iIi.iil,osaasI from tie
West % the Rat there - many things
which IL; attract attention, amuse. and To-
tere.s. The State through which one is
passing: is i pretty + surely indicated BY
tho dre.s and manners Of the. people |
Who .le net in the local travel on the |
can. Alter crossing the river At Mo-
GIegor, you notice this very uumis:
t.k,bly, and fresh change appears as
jon draw near to Chicago, and still
another; = !, leaving Pittsburg you pass
through Psnnsylvania. Chicago has
not changed; II, ! quality IF it. mud from ~
former, day., but if possible i Is "darker,
stickisr and smells worse then; ever"
Approaching Pittsburg, yoa meet the
elouda Of pindsrs, and the thick, gritty
dust. a 4 night you come il sight
Of the eity, With il glowing .ohimneys
aud oyelh,ngiing,1 olond Of coal smoke,
you think Parton was almost right
whom he called it ::Pandemonium With
tic cover oa!"'..'. .,.. .*'* .,''' -.
::Leiv,ing Pittsburg on the 2:lo tram
iazthsIioasin i !, ID .x.king' Il dwight
! you .rs aayjaiags ii4ooa;intd the curves On
the Perm jfl,a1ian Central Railroad =:
ljust sara1dasSa; 10 ssse-s6os BEND .
vh.1i.s the tea!iiaa =,'@1eePss round The tide
ofths 1mhoaaata,n' hundreds IF feet above
the valley, on = narrow shelf and On q
curve II ih,rp tha. you '4set inclined te
,,|gstod 'the lido 1t tic e.i hsxt to tn
mouat.in't tssp ths Balance. Sd i, 1't
''Ths sosn.iI IN this road his bssn il
: much written ss1btoSut and Il 10 vel
;; taoa~a hit my attempt Il description
, wodm u juperadcus, but I only hop
. you i ma,y sec it .s I did, ID the ligh
!: Of the rising SUD streaming, u aIetoss III
: Wiley, bF!bifggingy out III Do promlli
. nsnt hills and 7moantains, each robed il
q dazzling mantle Of snow oontrastin
FL sharply lid strongly With the shade,
,, ID ths valley it. theft feet:, The rid
= down ITO esstsr,n'i sillope TO Harrisburg
:; worth tic Journey alone, and the spec
: made by The train IS astonishing
: The Baltimore and Ohio Road, ha,
i ing = complete monopoly Of tho rout
i between Baltimore and W.shingto,
: has grown aalI<mono?olies Do grow
u to be 1 tx and burden upon the con
!, muuity. In no case has the evil
= ceotsalisAtions been; more striking
s illustrated, than ID: this, where, Il
=. whole trayel of the eastern seaboard
D? compressed ina single ehanael and :,
thonorthern system Of ;railroads p
- tribute to ono line: "A movement b
= lately been started to have anoth
:. Communication With the north and vi
!. good prospect Of success !: 49, = -:
ii? j Perhaps = few stray jottings from
:, outs,der. respesting the ways and d
~ ings here might not be uointsresti'
- to the readers of The JOURNAL, d
~ you may possibly hear again frt
=. -. -. OBSERVER.
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III. Dossrllr publishes lette,
seoepdse lilo Invitation Of the st. Paul
ciAabsr Of Commerce to discuss th%
tasi4f question Win Gen. Baker. 1t il
.atsao,uir a. however; that Gen. B.te'
dos lot desire II be understood q
6esapyhg. high protective ground, ant
therefore, declines the debate. We an
sony; Tor thi. question e.n:ot be dis
e1sed los mach. } l.
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NOTICE.

FsTRAY.-Came to the premises Of the
subscriber On sauk River, within one
mile Of Drinks brewery, about the 10Th Of
October Rep a9': OK about .ew eight year: .': DID,
brand on tho rump J.: horns lop in. The
owner is requested TO pay charges and take
it sway. ~ .'"2' GEORGE McCUE.
St Joseph, D:o. 16, 1869. H. n22-sw
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ssas.tsisIti aAhrssatoyy brick building,
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