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T HOUSE.
: MORNING SESSION.

-far. TEa,f HOUSE.
h. 4o,.err 1 MORNING SESSION.
Prayer by Rey.Mr. Harris, of Columbus.
The Journal was read and approved.
RESOLUTION CONSIDERED.
On motion of Mr.. WARREN, H. j. r.
103, looking to a survey, &C., Of the Lewis
town Reservoir. was taken from the table.
= MIR. HILL, OF Defiance, moved that the
resolution be laid on the table, which was
agreed to. BE
shi 7s = LEAVE OF ABSENCE IiI
Indefinite leave of absence was granted
to Mr.. Kerr, of Jefferson, ON account of
sickness. =, !eS a.
PETITIONS AND MEMORIALS.
Mr.. HEADLEY-The memorial of MEM
bers of the bar of Woodsfield, Monroe
county, for relief in cases where one of the,
partners of a law firm is elected Judge.
Referred to the committee on Judiciary.
Mr.. LEE-The remonstrance of j. D..
Van Deman and 73 other citizens of Della
ware county, protesting against the repeal
OF the act OF February 81, 1867, authoriz-
ing the Incorporation of building associa-
tiOns. Referred to the committee on Mu-
nicipal Corporations. SD. 49,
Mr., LEETE-Tbe petition of B. F. Cary.
T. N. Davis, and "a citizens of Lawrence.
county, asking for the relief of Moses W.
Davis, lunatic, injured while confined in
the county Jail. Referred to the committee
on Finance. est a.-s,.'Ltihig
Mr.. PARKER-The petition of G. b!
Stickpey and l45 other citizens of Huron
county, for amendment to the interest law,
&c. Referred to committee on Interest.
= Mr. PARKER The petition of J. B.
Higbee and Ito o.her citizens of Huron
county, for similar amendment, Referred
to the same.
ic n
for special law authorizing them to levy
tax to build Court House at the county
seat OF said county. Referred to commit
tee on New Counties. ~
s4sf SPECIAL ORDER. ,.e,y
On motion of Mr.. WALLING. the spe-
cial order for 10 O'Clock A. NJ, the same
being the resolutions concerning the re-
building of the Central Lunatic ASYLUM.
was postponed until ~ M.
SECOND READINGS. -
House bills 435. 439, 44O, AL and 447 were
read the second time and referred to appro-
pirate committees.
-z THIRD READINGS.
Mr.. SCRIBNER-S. b. 260: Supplement
tai to the act entitled an act TO fix the COM
peRsation OF members and officers OF the
General Assembly. passed April 2, 1866
time.
Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, explained that
the bill was simply drawn in order to con-
form with the practice heretofore indulged
The present bill requires actual attendance
on the part Of members or leave of alb
sence granted by the House, the saIae to
be certified to by the Speaker or President
OF the Senate, the law in force not reauir-
ing this to be done. Upon the passage nj
said bill the yeas and nays Were ordered
and resulted-yeas 50, nays 6. So the bill
was passed.
Mr.. SAYLER, h. B. 43s-To amend sec.
tion 8 of an act entitled ..an act to an hor-
ize county commissioners to construct
roads on petition of a majority of the res
ident land owners along and adjacent to
the line of said road, and to repeal an act
therein named, passed March 20, 1867
was read the third time.
Mr.. SAYLER explained that the pres.
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Fire,
Sentenced.

Margaret Brown, indicted for killing Up
ton Murray, her negro paramour, was ar
raigned in the Court OF General Sessions
yesterday. She pleaded guilty. to man
Slaughter in the third degree, and was sem
fenced by Judge Bedford to imprisonment
for three years and six months in the State
prison. The Judge, in passing sentence.
commented severely on tine degradation of
a a,wnite woman in living with black man.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-21

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
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D RATCHELOHS DYE. This
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless, reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invig-
CRATES and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful 6lacl
or broton. Sold by all Drusgists and Perfumers |:
and properly spilled at BStchelor's Wig Factory.
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pr "a s sIONAL,

DR., A. B. WILLIAMS, lest Broadway, near
,ieh street, Colum bus. Ohio, has devoted himself
series of years to the treatment ofcertain pris
gate diseases. He may bscsnsulted ct his offce-s
Broad way near the Exchange BANK
may3I-tf
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New Advertisements

New Advertisements
rs The Ohio Statesman has a
Larger Circulation than any pa.
per published i'm this City or Cen
trail Ohio. Advertisers will bear
this in mind. aIt-efsTs
Master Commissioners Sale
Peter Campbell} COuEs Common Pleas.
Thomas y sAgnew.} Ffant5ia dbis. county.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN oRDER OF SALE
l. in the above stated case from said court to me
the door of the Court House. in the city of Column
bus. On
Thursday, the 25th dav of February, A. d.
80 1869,
at2 O'Clock P. NJ the following described real es-
ohio. and in the city of Columbus, to-wit:
Lots numbers one and two. and thirty mine feet
on the east end OF lot number three Of CLARK Hig
of Brotherton q Wacutt's addition to the said city
of Colu nbus, and conveyed BY Sax hill and wife to
appraised at q 500 90. .f'ss .ee z
Acting as Sheriff and Master Commissioner.
ian2l-dltlwtd
Master Commissioners Sale.
George L; Conyerse} Common Pleas Court of
VIM. P. Moone ct ais Ohio. V'
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
4 In the above stated case from said court to me
directed, will offer for sale at public auction. al
the door OF the Court House, in the city of Golu.
bus, on .-.- ..-s., ~
Thursday, the 25th day of February, A. D.
1869, e. =. -
at o'clock p. NJ. the following described real es
tate; situate in the county of Franklin and State
o. Ohio, to-wit: ~
Beginning at the northeast corner Of lands deed.
ed by Samuel Powell and wife to K. p. Moone, an d
the northwest corner of ands decided by said Pow.
ell and wife to w A. Wilson. and in the center Of
the Columbus and Johnstown turnpike road sur
vey; thence south 50K degrees. west with the cen
ter of said read II poles and II links to a STAKE
thence south 26 degrees east "a poles 10 links to
stake in the line between the lands, of r. Moon,
anu w. A Wilson: thence north degree. east Q
poles and links to the beginning. containing on,
acre, or less. and being in Range H. township
l,quarter township 4. nited states military lands
Appraised at 81 200 90. :-rs.i -..a,
Printers fees Sl3 rs. 5r--.'t
K. GAVER, Coroner,
Acting as Sheriff and Master Commissio ner.
jan21 -dlt&wtd s-t>p ftsA
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ssif q WEDNESDAY,, Jansary 20, 1869. &
-s.al1 $50 SENATE. s
-srs s,s, MORNING. SESSION. b.s =
The ePRESfDENT, called the Senate to
order at ten O'Clock. s,f
Prayer by Rev. A. G. Byers, of Colum-
bus. s1a s.t- 49, ist
The journal of yesterday was read and
approYed. .isss,isls sss...sl.s-s sss-fx s1
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NEW YORK NIELANGE.

~ Arrived gEI
New YORK, Jan. 20.
The steamship Harmonic, from Ham
burg, has arrived.
Fire.
q A fire occurred last night at the Derby
Atbeneum, Broadway. Although it was
extinguished after very little delay, 1t de.
stroyed or damaged several valuable works
of art, among them Rothemels fine picture
of Lincoln's last reception The Joss is
100000, AGL s4a drv
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PALAER's VEGETABLE COSMETIC LOTION is the
sovereign balm for the smallest pmple on the face.
as well as the most distressing cutaneous disease
that can afiict any part of the person.
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The Alabama Treaty.

A Washington dispatch states thai
though the treaties communicated to the
Senate on Friday last har not been COM
mitted to the committee on Foreign AT
fairs, there will be no opposition to the one
relatin to the naturalization question nor
to the one relating to the settlement of the
boundary respecting San Juan. The Ala
bama treaty, however, meets with stross
Opposition. With the committee it stands
no chance of being ratified in Its present
form. The committee do not favor the
mode of settlement of claims, nor do they
approve of that feature allowing England
to present claims that have occarred dur
inc fifteen years as set off against those
of our people. The ignoring of the bell
ligerent rights question by our govern
ieet comes up for consideration in execu-
live session the conduct of the persons
making this treaty will be thoroughly
examined.
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Reprieve.

zs LOUISVILLE, Jan. 90.
United States Marshal Merriwether re-
ceived telegram yesterday from Attorney
General Evarts, stating that warrants OF
reprieve of Blymer and Kinnard, the Lewis
county murderers, until next May, was
mailed yesterday, and to delay execution
of sentence. 81 - 81
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Political.

'a-5- @}&k@% CoNcoRD, N. 81 /, Jan. 20.
The Democratic State Convention NOM
mated John Bidell, of Bath, Tor Governor,
and Gen. NJ. T. Donohoe for Railroad Com
missioner. Short resolutions were passed
declaring adhesion to the Constitution and
in favor of taxation of bonds. -t-H p
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Grants Early Campaigns.

A long statement appears in the Times
this morning about the early campaigns OF
Grant, which have been stated to have
given dissatisfaction at headquarters at
Washington, that he was several times to be
superseded, but was not by the occurrence
of circumstances. When he began the in
yestment of Vicksburg the movement was
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HAIR DRESSING.

HAIR DRESSING :
nothing else can be found SO desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich glossy
lustre and grateful perfumes -. :
Prepared by Or. ]. C. Aver & Co.,
PRAcT1cAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMISTS,
LOWELL, MASS. 80. :.
Stgl11, PRICE s1.oo. ,f9s ,siL
-sa Sold By BRAUN. BRUCK i CO.. Whole-
sale and Retail Dealers. Columbus; Ohio. and by
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and accompanied by band OF music, met
him at the depot last evening, on his re-
turn from the successful Senatorial cam
paign at Augusta. He was received with
-leafening cheers aud escorted to his resi-
dence.
New HampshiTe Democratic Con-
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DecIinafiOn.

A letter is published from General Burn
ide,declining to be candidate for Govern
or of Rhode Island.
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Death of a Good Citizen and Brave
o 81 Soldier. 80 k g

M. w. Worden, one of our prominent
citizens. died last night after a short i'll
ness OF inffamation OF the bowels. Mr.. w.
entered the military service at the COM
mencment of the rebellion as Captain in
the 32d o. v. l., and lost leg at Harper's
Ferry. He was soon after transferred to
the Invalid Corps, stationed at ST. Louis.
About the close of the war he was elected
Probate Judge of Richland county on the
Republican ticket, although the county is
unusually strong Democratic. and served
one term. Failing to be reelected by
few votes, he soon after, received the ap-
pointment as Assessor of Internal Revenue
for the Eighth District, which office he held
at the time of his death.
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New York LegisIature.

" = E.> 8 Albany, Jan. 70.
Both branches of the Legislature met in
Joint session to-day, and the election of
Fenton as Senator was announced. - g.
Trial Commenced.
F.5@ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 20.
The trial of Mrs. Twitchell, charged with
the murder of her mother, commenced to-
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r'sf; s3i;s,' +; mark 8tl@ Hl;:; Si:|., ;:i .

! GORHAM MANUFACTURING CO.,
Salesroom No.3 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
noy5-d& IVA Im-PeNY - 80 - -
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John Brougham has donated the prem
ium of $4,000 received at the sale of tickets
for his new theater to-day, to the dramatic
fund. 1,E E5-.sr GFI.IFtE
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- OUNCURD, JAN. @Us |
The Democratic State Convention meets
here tomorrow. The attendance of dele |
gates, SO far is not as large as last year,
Hon. Ira A. Eastman is to be permanent
chairman, John Bedell candidate,for Gov
ernor. and Mitchell Donohue for Railroad
Commissioner. General Bedeli hesitates
about accepting the nomination, hoping to
receive the Congressional nomination in
his district.
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Yesterday, at the Court OF Common Pleas
held at Kenton, John burke was tried and
convicted for placing obstructions on the
track of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne &
Chicago railroad near Ada, in April last
for the purpose of robbing passengers. Af-
ter the trial he was remanded to Jail. and
by some means made his escape soon after.
Every exertion is being made to recapture
him and large rewards are offered, but he
has so far managed to elude those in pur-
ci,it
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\ Dslts CT, Its0s.-EroaDErAnso Ford
and III. willis AlRsos,iwsAeeam that
Bate lAnguishes like Ill camps, for water,
- thss 5omise: aApl1Ecqpla4ed
10 this camp that should employ 800 or 100.
6ou,b xsafs dossn Glais!As "a Missoula sulch
and . few otbssass1kngs56 4tom springA
Allisoa isst present building arcseyYoirat the
hsa of4hs 6ApSny q Ailhd6 alta, 4ts
miles above ~ BdigGilg4norbac y not Il
pssseat, without this, . sufficient head Of
waif - 3esss it1.TsT tARnf5oth1 djsat7
With i they expect % Ct nearly 100 iSchss
of x.aa 49, a1fa - seak aMhEadastghe
hss,sae awsspt a hssy sapmhsi A. the
aiasFs - M. eaGa5aa n laying: Others
.YiIxuS = slhT
fR4eavQ99e otP tie two columns 81
rads oGtssde - chases," 70 make room
See ssws, 70 aade { failure. They didn't
"wosk up" FoasnAx.
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LOCAL ~ EW g.

Gone. Alas: like the Naay.-Among the
departures" from Bear Gulch on last Sat
urtay, worthy of note, was that Of William
Lucas. William, has been owner of some
ground. lie had On al inseriw wife, per.
suasive address, and liabilities amounting to
some 600 or 600, incurred in procuring
those vulgar but necessary suxilliarics to car.
nal enjoyment. such as beans, beef, bocts,
asd black strap mOlasscs. This was o. K.
But he became involved in din Guilty with
fellow citizen of good descent-Hogsn hy
namc--and challenged him TO mortal COM
bat. This WAS . good a thing Is Hogan
wanted, and It was accepted, much 70 tho
establishment Of tho pcrplcxcd Lucas. How.
ever he prepared for the ordeal. lie called
on his creditors, left due bills for the amount
owed them. promising to Gee them promptly
paid II a!ivc, and that no creditor should
sigh over his grave, II he should fall on the
bloody field. This done, he quietly sold his
ground for $500; skedaddlel to neigh
boring camp, bought good horse and de-
parted in the night from the midst Of IN un.
xppreciativc people. A number OF creditors
started in pursuit. O'COnncl and Llicrinois
followed in the direction Of Helena, tracking
his horse by ,nsich.liyl,t in ths soft mud,
and riding rs Joris and Dirck did from,
Client To AK. Down Al John Cartons. they
were SO close on him, that Lucas wheeled 10
thc rear Of the house, hitched bis horse to
clothes line, and took 10 the brush, while his
pursuers passed on, missing their game, and
leaving tho astonished lady OF the house b,
find next morning valuable ''clothes-hor
hung up on her line. The two men. arrived
here. went hence to Hclena. and have re-.
turned to Bear, and 6eor brsvely - possible,
their unsuccessful search for the l,eiligcrcnt
hut misguided young man whose family"
arc not left alone to regret the untimc'y DE-.
parturc Of him, whose retiring manners Is
tho theme of every tongue. Its thought be
Is still in tho vicinity of Pioneer, and may
yet be captured.
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Beheaisaa-During the past week every

BoheolsaA-During the past work every
paper In Montana has been represented In
beer Lodge City; On evidence thst it IL a.
,rAc,ing the favorable attention of the most
intelligent and virtuous portion Of Mon,sn.
ians First. browncd and energetic came
Mr. II. C. WiIkinson, who has travelled q
thousand mikes on horscback over valley and
mountain, between Rcd Mountain City and
St. Ignatius Mission, far to the north. in in.
,crcst If tho Gazette. IIchas done we'll, and
made many friends for himself and his Ok
'''ellcnt paper-wc arc glsi OF It. Then,
leisurcly, comfortably, smooth shavcn, and
easy Of speech, In states buggy, and good
hun,or, came Col! jas. L. Fisk-''the Old
Man" ---of tI.c Nerald He commissesstel
Blackfuot when it burned; Grated Lincoln
when It celebrated ''our natal day.; cap.
turel . 81 lille Ut Pioneer on "forty .hvcs''
and took Subscribers everywhere with grace
and dignity. Who takes the Herald will
have IN ably conducted and valuable news.
paper: And from the East representing the
Montana Republican came NJ. f. II. Bart.
lctt-"Isart" Of tho Aldermauic outline.
Fa!stailisn jollility, and Burtoniaa hun,os,
His Is the court journal of the social city,
sparkling with the grace of its fair. and en-.
noblcd by tho manly vigor Of the Capitol:sn
lords. Right glad We were To welcome them
I" our sanctuna, wish them. success, the
pesce that comes Of pure hearts, and fire.
H"e"t cause 70 visit probably tho Coming
City" 80 - y
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West Slde.-Fum NJ. Hesvcy Of he Ho,
Spring Niping Compsny,- and Capk cRieis.
ted, Of Cable, We have this: At George.
town., .Jsmisop- 4 Co... bedrock .6ume h
just gstdog Into psy. they ksSs ~ tasAsd
OF water and ars rusnisg two shifts Of men.
The ground b eoad and ~ gold Of good
quality. The Piessbsrs Company , shaking
on the Pi,tsburg lad; sss down = feet ;
three tsst cscvice, and god srs tn lflners
and Mechanics Tanael Co., 1vpsisg 1oe
ground o. The Cabls, outside ~ ,looo Tel
Of that Company. hsd rsacAsd ~ oo0 loot
station o., Tpssdsy. Thy ~, ~ 80
feet 70 80 fof csbls md Win probably
run Tie tssasa ~ ,tssk The rock !,
changing from gray . 10. stained g.ssiss.
similar to the Cabls wall-rock. This tunnel
Wa cs4nesss4 = }esel alaeR saassilihs
II 100 test bY Ocepbos. Ths 1osr milk u
Cable 20 81 idjs = pssssas Ths Hes
6psiag Company vhicA owns ~ lei o
No. Z Coaassas (Ns I. R11iU = hSAsr)
has ne shafs dows - fess "a kave Started
another - lest dleeaaS o sesils ~ lea6.
TIE Apsehs Co4paAt ~ lsft ~ shafs
md y sex SG6niag tsaaellsg. Thas ase
~ 111o asa = lAnla3asRh q mn.
Sae Kssss = @ ~ = - o16Gb -
fstsss so a - Aosss1a Le.as, IN
6oiag Vel
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French Gulch.-Allen & Co.'S ditch Is
carrying 200 or 250 inches ofn Rlter whiell
10 being used In their own Hydraulics. They
are working seven men aid CLEANING up
from $e,ooo to $s,5oo per week. Some five
or six men arc employed in the old Frcncl,
dumc, with but very littleoawatcr: The
Spanish ditch isca.rying : light sluico head
of wafer, which ID worked several times in
the mile aud . half below First Chance. Az
soon ~ the ditch. now new. becomes settled
It will bring In 75inchca The ten or twelve
men In Fenian gulch have becn doing we'll,
but water Il failing rapidly, only about half
ut the 200 or 800 men asc 1t present mining.
The buys say all they want h plenty Of
water and Pete vslit0n's beer 70 make them
fas, happy and rich
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. Telegraph. - From personai letters We
learn that the telegraph Inc between Benton
and Helena would be workipg JUN. 2lst:: Il
is too late to pay well this season. wehave
also letters from responsible parties who arc
looking 10 the construction of line from
Helena to Deer Lodge city, andars confident
that line win be built to this place the
coming winter 1t farthest We are not
urgent about this msttcr at present, but ny
another spring it will be necessary, and this
will he the next best Office to Helena north
Of COrinne.
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Herman 6slch Dte0s.-From Ms. Adam,
Flesrr, w learn that John Small had bic les
.'''ken on last Monday, By arock falling on
him while working In the Eureka Flame.
The limb IVES set by Dr. 9. W. Besl, and
the patient 10 doing well. About lsJ men
arc working In the 0ulch. The Minnesota
c'eek a'scs' eomp'esed thip month, Il ID.
plying about 20 inches Of waass. oxhses
number % men are now engaged In bsjIdipr
." 'mnence reservoir q the vppse s.d 81 tke
Eulch. The breast will % fur,vAwA,a
high and one hundred feet from l,..k =
hank. This I'm doubIe The ss,oun. ~ ~. !.
should wehsvs raiss The autumn, and any.
how, next yer, German f0oicA viz 4.
nai1y industrious toilers. viii bc one Of the
oeat camps in Montana
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To enjoy . sojoun in Helena there arc
these essentials. Board at the kan, Kan :"
bibulatc at the '.Kiyus;" play Billiards q
the Occidental, drink soda from Bryant's
Arctic Fountain buy your jewelry At Bar
tos & Wills, your Dry Goods ut Tooslc,
Leach & Co., and your clothing At Hircsh.
man Bros, and you will come away with
money in your purse, joy in your heart and .
magnificd appreciation of the affability, en-.
tcrprizc and business Of Helenians.
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Orcgen.D ound.-Profcssor T. F. Camp
bell, late Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton, and now en route with his family to
Salem, Oregon, where he is to have the pos
ition of Principal inthe Seminary, was in
Deer Lodge Inst Sabbath The Professor
delivered two sermons on Sabbath day in
the Court House. He left on Monday morn
ing by private conveyance, with . long, and
we trust delightful, trip in prospect. The
scenery on the route is grandly magnificent,
and their souls will feed rapturous1y on the
sublime banquet of Nature. but If that little
scrub team don't test, the moral heroism Of
the Professor on the C0ucr d'Alenc rangc,
We ore no Judge of horse flesh, or be is proof
against temptation. We but join the many
In wishing safe and pleasant trip.
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Billiards. Of the very finest tables
in the Territory-Julius Balke's Cincinnati
thrce-quarter, carom-has lately been put
up by Boswell & Lane, of the "Mc,ropoli-
TAM" We can recommend it as the table
par oa,c6gence of Montana Customers re.
ccivc the politcst attention from the firm,
and Phil" does manipulate the glasses
with an Dir that would do credit to " Jerry
ThOnss" himself,
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STRANGERS VISITING TIE METROPOLIS
either on business PLEASURE will and the MAGNOLIA
HOTEL pleasant place to stop during their sojourn
in the City. The House IL conducted In the FRsr
CLASS STYLE The Tables will always be spread with
the BEST AND CHOICEST 10 the market. The sLEErlxs
ArxRrxExrs are comfortable, and well ventilated and
cannot be surpassed anywhere In the Territory. The
IIourc Is located on MAIN STREET, arst door below
the Port Onioe and opposite Wells, Fargo L Co.,
Helena N. r. Terms, moderate 0reenbacks taken
at par, nl8m