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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01
AUCTlON! 1!

AUCTION I!
WILL be sold, on the FIRST MONDAY of
JULY, at the residence of Mrs. Knee, in Wal
halla, TO tie highest bidder,
The House and Lot
Whereon she now lives. The lot contains Two
Acres, and is well improved There is on the lot
No. Dwelling house and Store, and all ncccssa-
ry oubuildings, all in the best repair.
Also, one-haf Acre Lot, adjoining the above
lot on the East, and another onehalf Acre Lot, on
which there is small building, joining on the
West Also, three fourth Acre Lot, near F.
Wiebens'.
Terms made known on day of sale.
CATHARINE KNEE.
June "a, 1869 SO
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01

TIE NATIONAL ISTELL1aENcER.-The following
announcement issued from the Office of the Nation
al Intelligencer at Washington, on Thursday night,
was the only notice of the suspension of that able
and time -honored journal
Temporary arrangements have been made to
merge the National Intelligencer with the Wash
ing Express. The necessary preparations for the
separate publication of these newspapers in morn
ing and evening editions in process OF perfcc-
tion.
The Immediate cause Of this change is referable
10 strike among the printers on the Intelligencer,
which the proprietors unable to arrange. Itis
said that stock company, with considerable
capital, is now forming to carry on the lntelligen
csr in connection with the Express, and that
meeting of prominent and wealthy citizens of Wash
ingtou bas been called 10 accomplish this purpose
correspondent of the Baltimore Sun writes on
Friday night:
The books, papers, &C., of the National Intelli-
geucer Office have been removed to the Office ofthe
Evening Express. and the advertisements in the
former are this afternoon transferred to the columns
Of the latter. The Integencer will appear again
on Monday morning, but whether under its old
name, or under the name of the Express, or under
such name as Integencer and Express, has not
transpired. It is said that considerable amount
Of money has been raised, and the parties who
control the paper say it will start under very ia
vorable prospects of success
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01
Reduced Prices.

He can fill orders for any article of Furniture,
such as Chairs Bedsteads, &c., Parlor and Cham
Der suites of every variety and style, and is pre-
pared to compete in prices, styles aud quality
with any other interior establishment. Thankful
for past patronage, he socits q call at his rooms
on Mechanics Row, Depot street.
G. F. TOLLY.
June Ii, 1869 81 3m
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
In Equity..-Anderson.

b. Frank 3loan vs.. Vim II. D. Gaard and wife,
Sally T., ct. al.-BW TO Partition Lands, DC
By virtue of m Order from the Court aforesaid,
to me directed. will sell at public outcry at Pen
dleton Village, on MONDAY, the 10TH DAY OF
JULY next, the following of the Real Estate of
Benjamin Z. Sloan, decd:
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01
FURNITURE WAREROOM.
g.. E. TOLLY

BEGS to inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he is constantly receiving additions to
his stock of Furniture, and will supply their
wants MT
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01
Two Vacant Lots

In the Village of Pendleton-one lot sixty feet
front on Main street by one hundred and eighty
feet deep on Broad street, and the other, the ad-
joining lot sixty feet front on Main street.
TERMS OF SALE.-One fourth cash-remainder
on credit of twelve months, with interest from
day of sale, purchasers to give bond with two
approved suretes and mortgage of the premises
to secure the remainder of the purchase money.
Purchasers to,pay for stamps and titles.
JOHN w. DANIELS,
Clerk of Court for Anderson County.
June %, 1868 So
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1869-07-01

An Act to propids for Me Enumeration Of the Inhab
itants of the State.
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June 10, 1869
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

OF yr-' paper, and most especially the
smihsst department." You need know Mr.,
Editor that it must be beus6eiai to u, af.e,
inhaleing cosi dust, pewdr-smeks. impurs
aif, 10, 70 meet sOtnswhsre i1fksi sieip,ly
of the POST once 90 Tuesday evenings, (for
IL issb n the ADypcxfx c6mss, } 10 gst all
news tast interests the poor miner.
The existence Of newspaper on the foot
ing upon which the ADvocArs stands, and
has stood, namely: devoted to The intereet
aud welfare Of the workingmen, mod advo
eating the principle Of Co operation, was
not known in this part Of the State DIV the
miners at lsast,) until Mr.. John Sisey. our
worthy county president, made II known 70
US few months ago, and an happy to
state that ali feel proud Of an organ 80 ably
edited as is the ADvocAfg by its worthy
editor
Copper the English poet sang:
she is the freeman whom thu truth makes free
and al lnveg be- ide There's not n chain
That helllsh foes. confederate tor his arm
Can stud around him, but he casts II %
With ~ mach eass ~ eamsoh hls green withes"
And, indeed, Il is now we can say that
We are RE-, ~hen we have an orgaR devoted
TO our special interest, to lay open before
an impartial public opinion all our wrongs
and suf-rings, bat God forbid any of us to
take advantage Of free press. as means
to degrade ourselves or scandal &c our en-.
pioyees without cause. | feel as il | could
write you ger letter. bot as it 10 getting
rather long now, and this being my lirst ef-
fort TO show myself 90 the glittering pages
u the Advocate, | wish you as editor sue
cess 10 your undertaking, and all our rca-
ders prosperity. ALos.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
NEWS or THE WEEK.

PRIScS Menschikoff, Admiral of the Rus
sian navy, died on Monday.
A ST. Louis dispatch reports tha. the In
dams Of Indian Territory are likely 10 re
new hostilities as soon as grass permits.
LATER ae ices from Paraguay represesent
that Lopez, with 10000 men, is preparing
for the offensive.
The death Of Thomas LEROY, late Chief
Justice Of Ireland, is announced. lie was 10
bis 93d year
IT is stated that steamer sailed from
New York on Monday night with 500 men,
With arms and ammunition, for the relief Of
the CVban Insurgents.
The treat Eastern will sail from France
10 July, to lay the French American cable,
the shore end Of which vii, be landed at
Cape May.
BUFFALO harbor Is entirely clear OF Ice,
and vessels have no officially 10 clearing Or
entering. Large quantities Of ice are run
ping down the Niagara river.
lbs Cuban iusurgent govern ment, it il
reported from Washington, have negotia-
tons in progress for the purchase Of Peru
van monitors now at st. Thomas
An ep'dI mic has broken out among sheep
in Vermont ana New Hampshire. Large
numbers have died Ia the central and north
ern parts Of both States.
A TELEGRAM from Quebec states that Cha.
Toner was acquitted bg the jury, for shoot
ing sn Othcer Of the British army, who had
seduced Bis sister.
Tue reported laundering Of one Of the
Peruvian Monitors Of Samans Bav turns out
20 be incorrect. The report cau.a from s.
Thomas, April IL, but four dave after, the
monitor represented as sunk arriveu at that
port. Both monitors are conss quently safe
IHE ire has agsiu broken out in the Gold
Till tNevada) mines, and work has been SUE
tenood. Steam is being injected into the
shafts to ext uish the danes
IR0UBLzs have broken out between the
settlers on toe Joy purchase and the sur
veyOrs on the Fort Scott railroad IL 10 a
pity the proprietor (f) could NOT be induced
a visit bis possessions, be would be sssur-
ed of a Joyous reception.
IHE French Geographical Society have
deereed gold medal to pr Hayes tor biz
Arcuc explorations, and yesterday the med
al was presented TO General Dix, with a re
quest that be transmit il t. the Doctor.
DEsPATcHEs from Admiral Hof at Hava-
na, under date Of April %, state that 40 as
tempt vas made By steamer and several
sail vessels, from Yueatan, 10 land arms anu
ammunition on the south shore Of the West
ern department Ice pris5ners who left for
Fernando PJ will be sent, part to the Ca
Mares, and the balance 70 Cadi4.
Glad 70 hlai II, a. sucn a verdict Gao
not fail to have a salutsry influence.
Tag specie drain GA the Bank Of England
was quite heavy last week, some f4O0. 900
having been drawn out Of the vaulls. The
" old lady" has 10 Consequence raised the
rate of discount 10 II per cent-sn advance
Of Il per cent. in sax weeks.
1HE NATIONAL BILLIARD ToURNAxRNr-
The iOlloSing Is a summary Of toe games
played Up 70 In irsday night
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

PArKR HAScIAas, &U.-fOt v.-rs the house of
4. G. L. FaxOn L Go. "A and Is Lake street, la.
been known throughout the northwest a. tue
chief emporium, in this city. ioF all kinds and
varieties Of Psper Hangings, Bedding, Feathers,
Shades, Curtains, &c Possessing an almost
endless variety Of goods they are able 10 suit
al tastes and purses, at tie lowest rates As
The cleaning seasor - upon Us. when the guild
wives are apt 70 turn things topsy turvy, we adj
wise all intending TO invest in vail paper, &C..
to give them cali before purchasing else
where.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
FROM PENNSYLVANIA.

ST. CLAIR, April 26, 1869.
To the Editor Of the WoAKSsNAs's ADyooArz
As young uuassum1Dg correspondent,
venture to write few lines for puolication
in the "ADVocArE." Ii 10 BY the assurance
that you will recnfy all minor defects, and
not for my ability, that undertake the re-
sPonsibiiity Of communicating few lines TO
your invaluable paper.
J would wish 70 state the true enioymsu.
! feel whilst reading column after eolun
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
A SMALL FARM.


Already Z has two roads running through g. one OF
them the Rock Tsi,nd Passing through the
tract. and on which DummV will Re placed a once
This road will make the fas'sst time any running
out Of the city and ~i hand s prsseuger. rrht into
business center o. the city, viz the Of
street. only two minnfes from the post once Trains
vii run this road 6heen twerty times each day
and make tb" return distance thity ave mi7ut.a at
fare ch sper than other route running out o. the
city q Chicago The Chicago, coiumbu., AMI Clncinna
Il Cir Line Railroad alsn through this tract and
rms Dummy three times DAY starting from the
corner OF KinTie snd Canal streets Al the regular
trains esch ofthee road both passenger and freight
ai-o 81 the crossing at TIE Of this ract
which po tthsTr 10 prt7n Of This tract laid on in
town hts tc- ssore-. shops &c, Gc
The gres transfer Depot Of th-se road. 10 ct this
poht, 81 re IN snort time. all the through Freight
from one road over the other vii be 'ransbipIed.
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applied. let, 70 she cancsilstion Of loans ord
to a permanent reduction Of future premiums,
or Sd, the purchase OF additional insurance, =
q, 4th, 20 the oootinuAnce vt policies 10 case Of
non-payment Of premiums. or are paid TO the
assured 10 cash, When tie premiums are cash,
Further inform stion may b. obtained " ap-
plying At Mr.. Geo. soulhwelL aseat. NON y
l54 Washingsos street
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

IT is stated that M Motley's written 10
su uctons are being prepared at the State
department, although be will be allowed
large discretion in matters that NAV Come
before him. The instructions relative to
the Alabama claims are based on Senator
Summers speech, which seems to have been
made our ultimatun. Mr.. Motley is direct
ID 10 DO in no hurry, but to await fayora-
BE opportunity for opening negotiations on
the subject.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

Gram Qroi-Na hA1cA-We learn Chat q
match al game ~ qaoi.s, ior purse of $500
has been agreed upou ny Alexander Ferguson
OF Chicago, and Al unnamed contestant, Of
Michigan--sad match 60 come of At Detroit
tue Cav Of play 20 he named az the time Of the
second deposit, the 29th Of MAY; which Is
10 he put Up ia the city OF Detroit Further in.
formation may be obtained by applying at hr
Cooks, l44 CLARK street. entrance on Madison
ALrnaI
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

OuE NEw PosINAsIyE.-La-t SATURDAY morn
INK our rle postmaster, con Eastman, entered
% the duties NJ hs Office Though roupna-
lively Young man, We are guilty " 30 battery
shen W. by be las carnod the aspect of al
classes Of society, and carries w.,h him 20 his
responsible position, .he good vishes Of the en-
lire community. His appointments nave been
guided by no party spisit, ettoieu alone having
been the test, and The only test required, whicn
gives an earnest thst under his mann cement
every employe viA Be expected 10 f9 BIZ jutr,
ina tbe Interests of TIE public aubseryed there
by Messrs. Squicrs and Clown are gentlemen
vitA Nhom nc have frequently been brought
into contact, and hsve always found Them u 81
courteous ana agreeable gentl men. We offer
them our 90, CALCULATIONS.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
CITY MATTERS.
GRAND LABOR MASS MEETING.
MIR. RICHARD TREVELLICK,
rHE WILL KNOWN
AsoR UNION ORATOR,

wiB addrs. the mechanics of Chicago, uuder
the suspc of the Trades Assembly at Bur
Iington Hall, corner sof Sixteenth aud State
street, on SATURDAY t auine, May l5tb, at
o'clock. Copies 20 ne Mechanics Lien Law,
recently passed the legislature, win be distri-
huted rREG, previous Ehc lecture. In THERE
81 A R0UsINa rCRN oyr.
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Tam CONVENTION We hone the Trades
UuiOns Of this eigy will not fail TO be thorough
~ represented at the TRADES Assembly meeting
his evening, as Is Intended to effect
thorough re reorganization OF that ius.iuti,n.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
Local Net,ees.

RAvESswooD.-Ths IL the name Of j beauii-
iul suburban village, situated Eve ard one bali
mill from Chic go, on the Milwaukee railroad
TIE lots have a frontage Of 80 feet, and are
from Ga to J 10 feet deep. As but few, aad
ply few. lots remain unsold those DESTROYS II
p. -hssiug had better call immediately On
Messr- Hodges Van Alien, l52 Madison Il 1,
w whom AZ information will be furnished.
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One hundred scrss has besp apart BY the various
owners o. this srsct Tor the purpose Of endownx Dol
ege and Negotiations pending with certain pmr-
sirs Tor ths accomplishment Of that o. ices.
trxin ~ be furnishes fre 81 cosf 70 Ill Who
wish 70 attend sale and tho tune Of its leaving tAe
depot bad Of In sale strees. Ht be noticed u ous
sac papers socd lunch, free Of charge, viii also b
furnished on the Of sale al who attend For far
ther iuornak Iuaaifs q ci.Fke. LAysun o., No.
10 Wssningtcn sres, Chicaga III. Any Of tolls pro-
peril can b. bad 4 private sss by applying st any lime
u tss o4ee a
CLARKE, LAYTON e 90.
No. las Washington Street.
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CHURCHES.
SCHOOLS.

Acre lists vii be giyrn 70 ans ehnreh who ain buld
house Of worship IN the ~Ithin Two ysars
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NEW ADVERTISE MENTs.
HEAly ANNUAL SALE
AT AUCTION
~ \ III ~ k
THREE hILLI0J DOLLARS Worth |
80fx JbI1q'3 Re-
OF CHOICE
Q FL CAdO
REAL ESTATE!
o. rrx
Goth Day OF May, 1869,
AT FARwELL HALL,
On MADISON Street, bttrecn La Sale and
CLARK streets. Chicago. H.
REAL ESTATE!
On MADISON Street, btfreen La Sale and
CLARK streets. Chicago, W

ESQ., 10 commesc. MAY 20, At 10 O'Clock A. ~, and
TO coEns Afternoon Tor ave days unless
the propsGti.s offered sold. 20 be per
emPtosS, snd ALL properly Ln,red viii be sold 10 the
highest And bust biddsr.
The property offered gill part Of eO0 lots D.
x2Oo set each a 2ufo0t sney situated the Drexe
Ay rue Boulevard "a the gTeAI sonth fArk said boaie
YARD -Oo eei Eids, and villa 1s immediately Improved
Also 4oo lots Within block u SAID !. urVArd-
Al o Zoe lo,s 5oI % feet 10 Ally. iroa.ng ~est ga
ths great south-side pax
Also 81 Ict. ironlius the South side part near
rs nc rshtrn boundary.
Also. iOl choice lots o. the KsnEsSes avenue souis
ward south--iis PARK on tLe avenue, In me
diAtely west % kankskee.
Also. soo choice tots etwe,a the two tou.vards Oh
Charles kVSas, aid other
Also Ice very ehoic. lst. on aud otser
streets near kenSood station. ou the HYDE Park rai
read.
Also. 100 lois on vncennes road betpeea city nits
and the sIuIh side park.
Aso. several hundred choice and cheap lots In the
souIh~sseru portiOR 81 the city. and choes Eve
md On te Inc q We great Calumet sad Chicago rVer
slip canal.
Also. 60 cnoies lots Harrison snj Tyler streets
the west division u The city, es-trAliy .ocAtrd.
Also. several other etoies northside resi-
dence and business lots, aud large list Of other pro-
tertJ more LILY Described in our p4mgact, rhicn will
also nsu plals q the same, WHICH be b41
Office OF May ".
An Ofthe above property Is Eon. The very ehsieest
.nd hss OF any prspery evs' eaerrd al riyle put
bic ss4e In this citJ snd IA view q great a
cemg elton q the Pacific rir adj md the Tspd growth
not only q onr Cit bat whole JTIbutH-
~ as go. together Enn TIE present and pros
PrctiSe grrat increase In tine pfeelOu metals ttis
country and Thru hour the wcr a. tel Justa a 10
sasIng hat a. TIE golden opportunity W. invest mo
nsy Chicago n rys Sss-te Ana TINS sale the time md
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Carr WESTERN Mutual LDE Insurance. Con-

GREAr WESTERN hCrUAL Liza Insurance. Con-
FASY.- The statement Of this safe and well-es
tabl.s,ed company. published in our advertising
columns, speaks for Itself At the time when
lie signs Of institutions, little better than DO
gus, meet you at every corner, il is desirable
that our readers 81. uld be informed where reli-
able insurance can be obtained. Among the e.
are,
lst,--H allows a permsnent loan to the a.
suied, if cesir, d Of one third tie annual premi.
UNI.
2rd--lt allows Thirty days grace Tor psymen Mt
o. annual premiums.
Sd,-All its policies AID dividends are non.
iorfetabe.
4th- Dividends are declared annually, ard are
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15
GREAT INDUCEMENTS
TO M4yUFCTrRERs

Rgiby treated sites viu be gvsn those WISHING "a
put up nsnufacsFes a. ispo nj, than when other
suonE ban place tan compete IA natural advantages
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q 9 ggggEy ~

70 Tak Nohkfsp G. 1911 o GOV pfstnTsd D fer.
dish all casse WIN CO.. stant ebioymeEN al thef Ones
the whole OF the line. for the spare momo~ts Bus-
ues new. light and prplfsb,s Fifty e,au 70 g par
evenns. ssesiy sfnsd BY pessons a. either sex sua
the boys and sirs much men. Or a. Inducs-
msn9 xR oHs ed noe wse wiz dsvote tAsir swAele
mia notce may sshdme their addfe and teg Ihe kus
nsss Tor themselves, make the following unparalleled
ODER: To III who not wclI satisted Wt the husl.4
Full particulars drectioas &c, free Sample scot
maaA Tor 10 csats- address 4. G. ALLEN, Augusta,
MHane. 1afF NrvTTETf H = =
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IIOAIAN
STREET

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DELOYNES & PARENT 152 Room2
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Received Of North Chicago Rolhog~MllI Com
Isny, the cll. amount due me. as per pay roll.
f.r services rendered said company IN the
month of-----la+l and, DO consideration of
card payment. ana Of being retained IN the eul-
pioy 81 said company, I hereby agree witb said
company to contiu 4c 81 its piay from month
t1 monte. at che current rate paid hy said com
panY ior thc Glass VI work dane IN TIE, ana not
~ leave the service ot @aid company without
giving VI notice NJ NV intent ~ t0 leave ~ least
tr0 weeks previous 70 the time W leaving. and
in csse SHALL 'or sDy reason, qu.t such service
OF refuse % eork i1r ssid company aDder Ihe
direction Of iys proper Superintendent or Fore
man. without giving such notice, hereby agree
90 forfeit ali pay earted uy me and remaining
unpaid up 70 the time Of leaving or refusing 10
WORK.
From the above, 3 viii be seen that the en-
ploys 4 regarded simply n the light u THING,
having ao rights q opinions TX bis own. Can
any 0nc, after peFls.ug ~ question tae uecessi-
IN VI trades unions WE think lot.
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THIS tract Il The very hrisst land in Cock county
baine SEvFNTN SIN net sh1.e axe Michigan ana
FIFTY feet Ablv- TIE surrounding prHirs Il 10 haaut
ful covered. for The most part Nth hle growth 81
Cd forest trees CHnsisting Hickory. nak " aicerent
vsriese. n sinut, Ash Hawthorn aud various other
b@snsiiui ornamental tree@ snd has an eastern
rosnre cnmman tng hne view az TIE city ma Of Lake
Michigan. II aid Of 10 huge lots. from
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500 per cent in Three Years,
Title Perfect.

INVEST TOUR SPARE MONEY IN Chelp
Los. and see II We sie not correct lou can
not help getting rich II you hold property in Or
Gear Chicago ask any man Who hss been IN
Chie-go ten years, and Ne win tell you thss n
ne bad invested a hundred dollars or ees, south
o. TSenty second street, at ths. t..ne, every
ioliar would have been thousands nov
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z Acres to 10 Acres Each,

Facing vide sveues arssdy .e and otherwise In
breved and um OF money which ~iil parehAse small
lot in the city, Will purchase At
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1869-05-15

In section ., about one block west Of
The Rock Island Oar Shops.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24
ITY, THURSDAY, JUNE "a. 1869.


How THEY Do Ir.-In a recent legal inves-
tigation, in st. Louis, of a case of unlawfully
distling spirits, Samuel S. Ames, one of the
chief witnesses, testified that Bowen, the Reve.
nue. Superintendent, helped on the fraud upon
the revenue. He swore that Bowen furnished
him with false valve and twenty feet of gutta
percha pipe to draw off spirits from the Gov
ernment cistern in the distiery, and that he
(the witness) and Klein filled three barrels
with it, between twelve o'clock at night and
daylight next morning; that they then rolled
the barrels into the Government warehouse to
which they had key; that the barrels so filled
by them were already marked and stamped,
and had been brought there and put away in q
dark corner in the dstillery cellar by Bowen's
directions.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1869-06-24

THE PLAYFUL CREATUREs.-A party of
Indians made descent on the railroad be-
tween Sheridan and Hays City, Kansas, the
morning of June 4th, tore out the spikes and
turned the rails 80 as to cause the train to
switch off down an embankment, and then
waited to see the fun. The mail train came
along, but, fortunately, the engineer suspected
some devitry, and no serious damage occur
red. If the playful pets of Congress would
only repeat the innocent diversion some fine
day when Congressional Committee or Qua
ker delegation, or lot of Eastern editors were
passing over the road, and the engineer should
fail to discover the pleasant joke until the whole
crowd fetched up in eternity, it is possible that
Eastern Congressman, the Quakers, or editors
might change their opinion of the "noble red
son of - the forest" and believe him to be
all that experienced and honest-minded frontier
men and dwellers on this slope say of Mr..
Indian.