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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18


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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18
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Sabren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-18

SnI n or b6eutf6 en- Bun.
bess &riege hafeti al Ssppens
herridt cine 6eIGaftigReit un6 reges
asbsn lpie, ME 3ubcr. Sic 8abI Der
slrbeiter, bic aegentpdrtig t9on iber
1000 betr6Dt, fnl i'm Qnufe 0iefes
@omniers ouf efiDo 5000 gebradt
treroen Sas Mus5eben Der grDe be-
bufs SerFeHung Der SafenbafTrs 1T
eineu 1nternebnler in NIccor0 eeees
ben unb geidiebt unter 9lntuenenng
Der Dompfmafdinen. Die 9dbl Der
Sodybantet, bic mad elmer iiingf er :
lalfenen 8erflgnne bergeftelt iusrren
IoGen, begauft iib ilber 100 unO baben
erheblihe 8retsfei9etung Der 3ieeel.
ifeine, beren biele WeiiItonen BON ben
8iegeIfobritanter Inn Sersoetbune in
2iefernng abernoui1en Fn0, berbors
aerufen. Der R0nts bon 8reuben
mirb I'M Maib. s. ertuartet, Inn ben
Safen gtnsuineibsn. Die Gr0ffr urg
foG i'm Serbite B. s. eef5ehen, i1bein
man bofft, boB 0Isoann bic 8alFns
aur Mufnabme bon SGifiea fertie gee
lteHt fem iperben..
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

The Eattlesnake dsds superior foe In the
deer and the black snake Whenever . buck
discovers rattlesnake In . situation which,
invites attack, he loses no time in preparing
for battle lie makes up to within ten or
twelve feet of the snskc-then leaps forward
and aims 10 sever the body of the snake with
his sharp, bifurcatcd hoofs. The first onset
is most commonly successful; hut II other.
wise, the buck repeats tho trial until he cuts
the snake In twain. The npidity and fatal.
ity Of his skillful nanruvrc leave but =
slight chance for it, victim either to escape
or to inject its poison into his more than
equal competitor against tho Saaslesnake
Such is the celebrity of motion, not only
In running, but in cntwining itself round
its victim, that the rsttlesnake has NO way
escaping from its fatal embrace. When tho
black and yattlesnskcs arc about to meet for
hattie, the former darts forward ~ tlsc hight
OF his speed, and strikes at the neck of the
latter &ith uncriing certainty, leaving foot
or two of his own body At liberty, and in.
stantlv cnc;rclcs him within five or six folds;
he then stops and. looks the strsngled and
Gasp,ng foe in tho facc, TO ascertain the
effect produced upon his corsctcd bt,dy. II
he shows signs Of life, tho coils are multi.
piled and the screws tigh.cn-.he operator
oil the while narrowly watching the coun.
tenance of the helpless victim. Thus the
two remain thirty or forty minutes-thc cx.
ecutioner then slackens one coil, noticing st
tho same lime whether any signs Of life ap-
pear; II %. the coil Is resumed, and retained
until the incarccratcd wretch 10 completely
dead. The n,occasin snake 10 Destroyed Ii
the same way.
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DY ED0AR 1AWCE1F.

Soproud In her pecrscss beauty
Thst the jouraeying gales which greet
Drop down with allegieut welcome
The bssdcas Il bain n hx ssst:
Like lsuxuh princess. she waudsss
Where the Eay james 6owesy skili
llaa made the bstght land - pleasursncs
70 b roamed 1t her royal will
And iq quecnly approval she ga.es
Where her bOundless hesitsgc lies
Her own, from the blue of the sparkling sea
To the'bluc Of the bending skies! .,.
while the suns glad gold sinks deeper
In tie hearts ~ the glidinE beuvs,
And the WARM earth whiapess Salrs
With her client voice Of a0weni
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No other country exceeds 900.
In construction the absolute or total cost
WAS greatest 10 Great Brieain-the United
States following next; hes-f the land of
the lion can be called her-outlay being
te,5ll, ,3l4, ,4sl, and ours, 1884, ,5l9, ,sl4.
What France has cost her 81 SO, ,e65, sea-
No other nation came up to billion. Prus-
sis's outlay Was >747, ,66o, $40 - Russia's
$7e7. 70o;574 Belgium has spun her whole
surface with IN iron web at IN expense of
only $ls6, l96, ,S0l, and the fourteen miles of
Jamaica has cost her but 43ol, ,l74. Natal,
South Africa, has the shortest length Of
railway II the world-f we except those
that have none at all-having but two miles,
and built them st On outlay Of tlle,a
The relative cost of construction was tie
greatest In Brazil, the average there being
put down At teol, ,l57. In Great Britain It
WAS tl7o, 200; in Russia, @leo, ,o22; in
France, tl5s,7l4; in Holland, 81, ,20l !;
Denmark, e57.ll4; the United States, &44,-
25S.
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POET II Y.
GOlssg and Coming.


~ EDWARD 4. J8xEs.
Coine-thc great round Sun,
Dragging the captive Day,
Over behind the frowniug bin,
Over beyond the bsy--
Dying:
Coning-the dnsky Might
Silently stealing in,
Gloomily draping the sost, warm couch
Where the golden haired Day had besa
Lying.
Gc,a.-she bright, blithe spsiae:
Blossoms: how fast ye fau,
Shooting ont of your starry sky
Into the daskaess III
BliDdly!
Coming-the msilow days:
CriN,son and yellow leaves;
kanguish'ng purple and amber fruits
kisslnS the beasded shesvss
kindly!
0oing-oar early fricuds;
Voices We loved ase duD6.
Footsteps grow dim 10 the morning dew;
Fainter the echoes come
Ringing:
Coming 70 join our march
Shoulder 70 shoulder pessscd:
Cray y.hsireA veterans strike their tcots
Fur the far.oG Pxrp,s West
Singing!
Nv.
0oing-this old, old life:
Beautiful world farewell!
Forest and meadow river and bill!
Ring ye loving kse'l
Ger uss
Coming-a noblcs life;'
C0ming-a better land;
coning-the hong, long. nightlsss day:
Com!ng-the grand grand chorus r
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A GRAND RcuExE.-The untutorcd nv.
ages who roam the deserts OF Cen,sal Africa
littIe imagine what . surprise ths isdefa.i.
gable n. Lesseps 10 preparing for them.
Duiag 10 Dssgssss of the vosks as Sues hs
dispssched . number Of sngiseess 70 The
Dsssst of eshaA " 0oEsaia u e11eE III.
dsannpe bstwses H. lsssl -of thae >tsset Of
countsy and the surface Of the Red SEQ.
The surveying party on their sstusa report.
ed declivity Of q metres, which 10 pro.
sumed to become stiii greater further inlsaal
n. Lesseps now suggests the possibility Of
letting the water of the Red 81 inN ybe
Interior Of Africa BY means OF canal, and
thus converting this hlthefes almost ussx.
p'orcd desert into large inlssl h.ks, which
would afford sasy accesss 70 the fertile
countries surrounding it. The good eonse.
qoenoo u zach IN achisvemeut, II con.
mefcsal sense, would doubtless be vass: but
>sNhe pscsent inhahitasts OF ths country
she Dsatect. .veald h Jrassht ,vish obvious
Iacouveaisaea-Pss Max 0sss1la ID.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

TuE WEsTERx UNION xTELE01Aru.-TAc
Western Usion Telegraph Coapany. have
prepared report covering three years opc.
rstions, down to July 1, 1855. The capital
stuck is stated 1t @4i ,Oes, 100, of which the
Company own tsoe. boo, % that the princi.
pal upon which the dividends must be paid
!, little more that forty and half millions
besides which there 10 bonded debt of
q, 1854, 100, partially provided f"r bya sink
ing fund which now stands At 1851 200, and
incrasss, exclusive of interest, At the rate
Of &2O, 600 Q month. The dividends for the
last years average .bout six and onc-half
por cent on the e.pitsl stock; the receipts
for ieoe.e werc e7,sle,sl7, and the net In
come xtj q. .74S, ,sol, which Is more than
sli and thfec.Sourths pr cent, The mum.
Der of. miles Of lineis now. 900, of-wirc
l05, ,Sa4; of submarine ca.lo l03; the mum.
ber Of odRces ., -, Of whlch as were open.
etl in thg ysa1 issr,ended:. The Company
announces that Il has reduced its rates Of
telegraphing materially, and will do 20 con-
stantly - fast as.it can. The II certainly
room for rsdieA movemcnt In that dirsc-
ton, = 80 .~.#.. ssss ~ s.s5
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

TEE election In ,Wyominy Territory TOT
Delegate, took place on Thursday, Sepsem.
her a. ". w. Coslstt was Republican apd
8. +. Nuckolls Democratic c,ndl(latcA
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sss.e.Ns.p,s.sss.-A.es 0r6vsrPsae
The c.ss Of Nm. Birney, near Harrison.
Tppecanoe county, Ohio, 10 . remarkable
one. At tho ago Of 10, while pitching >
load of hay from . wagon into . NOW, she
was struck BY lightning. which par.'y.ed
the right half Of her body from the crown
Of her head down. She was entirely inssn-
sible for the space Of two, hours. She re.
covered from ths effects Of tho stroke, and
q the age Of g married her husband About
q years ago she was suddenly taken III. -
was supposed, and while In IN unconscious
state delivered . religious discourse. From
that time until the present, these spells have
come upon her regularly every two weeks
At first they occurred on week days, but
for the past 20 years they have invariably
happened on sunday, At about 10 n. m,
when, rain or shine, summer or winter,
whether there be crowd OF only her own
family present, she regularly passes into N
unconscious state, and delivers religious
discourse, always one hcur 70 one hour and
thirty minutes.in duration, and Of the truest
orthodox stamp. She always feels III for
hours before and after the delivery Of ser.
mon. She says she feels . painful, pricking
sensation in the right half of her body,
which besins several hours before and lasts
until Inconsistencies takes place. Between
those spells she feels perfectly well. and
performs her household labors as vigorously
- # che were many years younger than she
really is-being now In her 6el year:
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The AOe.~P0Des'.

we have mad the Iron Age" ana the
Golden Age" and various other ages, and
now at last We have, We verify believe, the
Paper Age" Paper is looming up on every
hand. We have paper currency, paper
men, paper boats, papcr collars, paper cuffs.
Daudics "cut swell" In paper shirt fronts,
ladies dance In paper shocs. and now, - an
article of dress, We have paper petticosts.
A London writer secs field of great useful.
ness for the pctsicoat Of the future. Young
ladies can make sketches from nature on
their own petticoata Every damsel her own
sketch hook will be their motto. Poets can
inscsibe soonets' to their mistsess' ankles
round tho hom Of her petticoat Nothess
can have fairy tales, slphabets, and snell
schol,sAc w,sks inscribed o. theis gar.
ments, and % instruct their children - they
walk soout with them. Fancy IN announce.
nent, Madame Pescale bess lesve to call
the sstcntisn Of ladies shout to visit The 49,
slde 70 her new and richly y.embrosdesed pct.
sicosts, q oas shilling each. lEach pettiooat
contains % installmeut Of . new novel OF
great domestic interest, BY xr. Anthony
.Tsoalope, ,easlslcd 'Tscas a. FsiHs.' 'TAsSsSs1y
win b. oooplstsd IL lfty weekly pstsieoaaA"
These h no reason vhatcver that journalism
should nos be represented 10 this way. For
example, the |" Daily Petticoat," : journal
for hdles or tAe "Weekly Pinafore md
Girls 0asesta"-N. =. 6Iss. .70-. a.4it
voIcFs * ,FFs Ke1r.-N = CT doth
meet CT upon tie Kardea wall, and II .
- soth srees Z est, ~, .nsad ihev bolA p
sseanl Eyssy Topax - NJ Tsbby,
wsitisK d u Vslt,s asd VI sshe tdeonss
~ susea y one unearthly ,yUss! ..AId
II shtsn viah % osrt . cae upaa sl,essll,
Why doa't he sit and sweetly smlls and .oe
sssnd sp md bswl, snd M Iis precious
6ack up kiSS, and sSov n jeseh, asd noaa,
- II 'twere collie more than love that made
the ''fsllsr" groaal- Among he twain tAsss
b . swain-his voice = known fall we'll
~ Wtnfrt1s'a6n6R Whnst ~ soAiIo,
tAs deuce aloss On tell Hes svssf spoa
~ othss ssx. hls amoeoss t1ssioss hss; -
can't resist taeaspd@ glaeself their ssdsc-,
tlve eyes; and =, with creams and bossid
ehssso,tssssastAsesul1ueak,u u0eAakes
thoss nidslght ssadssyses, iapassihIs -
beoE sssg
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WE'RE You MARRIED TWICE There
were once two very dear friends, who prom.
iscd one another that the first who died
should bring tho other news Of how it went
with him In the next world. Both got mar.
ried, and presently one died. lie kept his
word and appeared to the other. How
goes It with your" asked he. First rate, :"
answered the apparition. "When I pre-
sente<l myself up there, st. Peter said 70 NE.
what life have you lcdr Sir said I. II
an poor man, was married, and
Not word more said his Honor; pass
on, you've been through pursatoryr 30
am in glory" With this he vanished, leav.
ing his friend satisfied and much consoled.
Time went on, and his wife died, and = lit
tie later he married another. Well, by and
l,ye bis hour came too, and he went out of
his house fleet foremost" and presented
himself exactly In the same way to st. Peter:
"what Mfc lave you led ?" asked the Saint
have been married esciee," answered the
newcomer, with bold front and u step for.
ward to wriggle In. But Bald Peter gave
him cut with the ksys--'' back with you.
comradc," }" said he, "hcaveu wasn't made for
fools !'-Spastas L>vssS. .-f-s.'. ...-
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The WovId's R0jlsca,es.

>sO~ ~ wv = AO~OO0IAOOo
Altogether there are In the world 1oo.1
miles of raiIway-enough 10 belt the globe
with four double-ribs of iron, and have
plenty left over to lay track tunncling the
earth tn ito centre. The cost of this stretch
of railway may be put down ~ 90, ,eee. .75l,'
csc. 1t 10 distributed among the different
nations is supplying - follows-the United
States, of course, leading of with nearly
three miles to any other nations one:
Uebesd states
Great Britain .I43s7
France ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 4e8a
Prussia ks9s
Rsesis. Ael7
italy ~
British Isdis <0es
Austria. 40
South Germany. Observation-Disclosures aGel
Opon.. -
Belgium Observation-Disclosures. l,No
North German States. 1871
Canadian Dominion lao
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BOULDER VALLEY.
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SlR:-A few men arc working In Peters
and Galcns' guIclhes. on Spring, Peru and on
the old bar; also, in various places along
tho main Boulder, hut their number Is di.
n.i,,isl.cd. and the hours Of leisure arc many.
owing 10 the scarcity Of wafer. The scascn
Is not profitable to mining, but VIC arc not
discoun&c.l;. tho darkest hour is just before
day. Next spring, ii heaven Is willing to
rlothc our mountains in twenty feet of snow
this winttsy maybe eaabled to whistle =
different tune tissouEh your journal. * .. +.
The White TAn p,eI : s.sn,peae has sproven
a"desr failure" u least u Nc. Low, my
informant. Who was 2 clo~c neighbor and
lively Shareholder In that late discovery.
=. LOON CREEK xlxEs.
etsmpedcrs ~ rssss for Helena and Other
portions Of the Territory, on their return
tramp. give anything but 6 glowing account
Of their exploits In that region. Gold. has
apparently been discovered IN favorable
quantity, but - the diggings ase In the bed
of river; and expensive 70 drsin. It would
cost small companies two dollars to take out
ono, this fAll q least. This seems TO be the
universal expression of travellers coming
back from Salmon, and II 70 No doubt . cor.
1ccI one.
1nE cB0rs AND CATTLE.
Agricultural items in Boulder are Of .
brighter hue, In feet, they ore not half 20
depressing, ~ was anticipated during the
summers drought Grain yields we'll. pota.
toes orc abundant and In oil sorts of pro.
ductions our farmers have been in some
measure successful. Parties engaged In
stock raising, however; carry Of the palm
of prosperity. Cattle In this valley viii
thrive and multiply with but little care; /;
hence the business has grown into promi.
nence, and our valley. appears like . grand
pasture, fcucsd In by. ,nouptaius In every
direction and dotted here and there with 6ne
.drovcs Of fat cattle It 10 rumored that tho
Indians had made . sudden raid upon some
stock belonging to rsnchman st the mouth
Of Boulder, but - tho reports not suthen.
ticstcd, II 70 probably founded upon mere
Jumor. Yours % cver.
y GALLON.
p. SIT The foregoing should require
more space than your laws permit, boil It
down tos "Quast"
BoULDss sroak September 4 isoo
aDou't you think its boiled, Charlie : Ed.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

D1. T. WILLIAMS (C1iea9o Nedical J6xr.
s"D reoopppsnls spokers to place In The
bowls Of their. pipes > little powdered tan.
MIN. The smoke, he says" "will thus be
deprived Of il characteristic aronls, and sll
tho vaporised Nicotine, which ID the intoxi-
eating pri1ciple.. At first the smoke will Be
entirely free from III taste and smell Of to.
bacro. but = the sponge becomes charged
xtth the sicotins, thesodor will rcappear.
By chaasias ths spoass' frsqucntly, The
suDokse may iDdulge IN bic habit - immdd.
sstely = 10 p,sases without injurious ef.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

s,a1hs Dalae A,spnk OallSos.iA lsarss that
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ssal1ess1asape pes1iss 81 Han0 essaay.
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W nvist tith ait1sisf nh, 80 sfr
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i16vsk nsa1sssi llgkty.svo fsaia ioel.
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ilt0ao0s1l looh . ~ seotoesonnnIs ef.1an'
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-09-10

4. Tho s. 1oe' Uaiss q August 9sth, says
Jadgo Tstt, on Friday, received letter from
sfsjesd III Cslfosala, fl which tho writer
WHO is pfominent citizen, states th,t early
next spdsg 500 Chinese win Be shipped 70
81 Joseph TO b Distributed throughout the
State Three ageaciss win beesaablishsd-
ons ~ g. Joseph, another as St Louis and
third at Springfield. The celestials are 10
tshised oatas lAb6sen thIouxh ne State.