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Jack Stratman and Mr.: Fish.

From the Colusa Sun.
A epod story Il told In regnrd 10 the in
t,rivcw At Huntington. some weeks since,
between Major Jack stra.man, Of Fan Fran.
CISCO, and Hon. Hamilton Fish, Secretary
of State, and - We have not seen state.
ment concerning the exhibition IN print,
We take the liberty Of producing the same:
Jack was earnestly engaged in pressing his
claims for Office. He had bes,eyel Senator
Cole 10 such an extent that his horn but.
buttons on the back of his coat had made
two holes ir the Senator'S paslor sofa A,
last the irrcpressiblc Major was referred to
Mr.. Fish. who, it Is well known, IL very
polished gentleman, possessed of great re.
1inement, and rather precise and dignihetl
in bis hearing. The Major gained N In.
tervisw with the Secretary, hrs tall white
hst leaning hack At an anglo Of forsy-dve
degrees, strokinE his huge nustacir, and
relieving his forehead ftOm Precipitation by
means Of huge red handkerchief borlssed
with bright blue. when Nj. Fish addressed
him: well, Major, ! am told that you
have been Of great service to our good cause
in California during the last political cam
paixn." The Major, throwing himself
lack 10 that graceful position peculiar to
himself, and placing both thumbs In the
arm holes OF his vest, exclaimed: ''Oh. no,
guess not; It's the man around the corner,
Ii the goceryw Mr. Fish. somewhat daunt-
ed BY the attitude struck ~ the Major,
and deeming The Language rather unbscom.
ing for . gentleman to make use 1T, who
was N applicant for high Federal posi.
ton. replied: THAT being the case, Major,
will have . conference with the gentle
man who occupies the grocery, and endeav.
70 reward him for hisserviceA Good morn.
ing, SIR" Jack took the next train for Cal.
hnrmia N s-E. .NEI ,~ .4@ 4. e.
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Coon JoxE.- While mp ~ river : few
days axo. says tho Nississiepi Demoerss, We
heard rich one on some poor fellow whose
name hes escaped a. He Vas padding 70
vicksl,urE ID ! dug. Tout, and had been in
formed Of certain locality called Kicks
Bend, which u eighteen miles around, and
in one place shout 100 yards acrosa He
was adyised 70 land q The narrow point,
and drag biz craft over after him, bus he
passed the spot going down without obser-
Ing L, ord padded % eigbtesa ailssassund
Ill b struck Il On ths other side. landing
II once, he dragged his bsst aersss. and
md went gliding along dowa With light
heart Till he cane within : few paces OF the
same apos where y he'd dragged acsoss be-
loee. Z Thinkisg Il vas . new cutoff he
went ashorS and iugged his canoe over
again. When - got hack y the livsF .
socssd tins, - sasalsssd asoand : liltls 70
stretch himself, and soon discovered IN old
nswSpapef, 90 q wAiek u Nd takea his
sseaksAls tiasnsssisk. lsvag sov shut
ooodswA, 49, - hsAs1 ra601G1 tAirly .aix
49, wssAsae 1iys lisI11 - ~ - |, = y
sudt,lDd ~ aie-s 6swsk @ AilcA tilt !
saapss4 waissd sn ~ diy ~ : - !.
boat 1880
Y rrriissaArH lloaEY O,aspa-Tss
Mssl.sl Ul,0a Telegraph Coapaay, ~.
" nsslee. i1lsl1lssJsd ! sysesP r. te3s.
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Tbal's tha. doo. gu yon dsrned, :osnsIy,
wisened. cuntssIplable little scrub, On don't
oome fanjtm. aetsumd hsee ~ more, q yer
don't vent YER ri lIurtl Ctr e- -1d
I took his advice and ..oek" without On.
other word, just y the gray dawn began to .
strr,k the sky over beyond the washoe
Montana aT @efi fa7: - - ST..
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~ n
II New Orleans. isse sfssr the Ases.A.
- psiss aghs. Heenaa nse nscs. and thsy
solenaly swose ..nsv9so pss up thsir hands
isis priss ring again. Aacs then 'sausd The
following card: d 3a SIS t..&
y tsa NEW ORLEANS. l(Av II, 1870
Z Being in receipts Of several challenges. !
take this method OF conveying 70 one and
al my declination. ,s-
Having speas twenty years in fighting,
daring which tine have scored twenty.
two battles with the hest picked men OF the
ring, the tine has now arrived when ca"
conscienttously claim the privilege OF re-
firing from tie profession.
lido - with the most kindly wishes to
al Who have honored mo with their aeten.
lions, andto my many comrades, whose
countless fayoss I. shall ever preserve In
greatful recollection. Henceforsh my life
shall be devo,ed. - long contemplated. to
other and strictly peaceful pursuits. and
any child ok years old can challenge Jim
Mace with rs psrfeca imSunity ~ AcCoo'e.
ar any other Goliah of the ring, either the
present o. the failure may produce. NY
lighting days, their trials and triamphs,
are now record OF the past hsnceforth-
forever. Of O.. sys. 1925 n7t# as--
knowing my ints..tions, cowasdice alone
can prompt any man in challenging me In
the future. g. siu.i - Isl,
dies Respectfully, 81 JAMES MACE"
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the rope ran through my hands. tearing the
skin, and soaring the flesh u II l lad grasp
cd q rcd hot iron. I rememleretl, ut that
moment. having seen . Mexican eaqxeyo
showing of his skill In Aossen,anship, at
San jose amid IN admiring thrvnx. and
making the Sneering remark 70 friend.
And he 10 p0thing but bull driver, after
81! !" In that time OF supreme agony, u would
have sacrificed every advantage of birth,
education, talent, and professional skill land
changed places with, that uncducated, des-
pissed. bull driving Grs.ser: !. merely = have
received in turn the kift Of the ability to
My foot struck stick of wOud, such ~ is
used for burning on the locomotives, which
was lying ON the ground, and instantly
stopped to get it, determined to beat the
brains out Of the brute with II. or at least
stun him into inscnsibility. and then pull
hmm into the opening. It was frozen fast
in the Ice. and could not tear 1t hose.
though put forth strength which seemed
herculean, in the frenzy Of my excitement.
II occurred to me that had pocket knife,
and might cut his throat; but the train
was almost upon me, and there was NJ time
for him to bleed 70 death; this reflection did
not consume second and halt. In my
despair, 1 gave one long drawn yell-Hclp!
No answer came. @"A'' - '1G9 @>a !.
The train came on, as 1t seemed 10 me.
with lightning speed, upon the down grade,
and the light Of the locomotive heal lamp
already fGl upon me- Ten seconds more,
ind there would be terrific crash, and
pile Ut broken cars; aud crushed. bleeding,
side II Tie shed. and 10 rOlIine dawn the
rnountuin si.ie. Dsatliy faint. and conyinc.
Cd that MI vas nearly over. / stacsered
arainst The eide Of tho sl.ed. closed ~ ~.
and sank half down to the yruuud. heard
Jefky give . suddea mort Of terror. and
opened my eyes. He hsd discovered the
danger at last, and comprclcndcd il all IN
an instant. The train could not have been
more than thirty feet from him, when Le
made ons tremendous jump, and went
through the opening. The beam caught the
high Mexican saddle. tore IL into fragments.
and ftightfu1Iy laceratcd his hack, but his
weight, and the strength which mortal ter.
ror gave him, carried him through, and he
fell In the snow. outside. sprang after
him just . the locomotive came abreast 0f
mt. and fell, trembling. exhausted, and
fsinting, beside him.
don't think tho engineer saw 10 1t I'll.
I did not go him % far - could uemcm
Der sfterwnrd. II Was half an hour before
could gather strength enough TO regain
my feet: When did 50, got my exllsust:
replaced the wreck of the saddle upon his
laccra,ed back, securing it, a. well ~ 1
could, with some thongs cut frDm the edge
OF the rein. and my pOckct handkerchief.
torn into STRIPS. and prepared to resume my
journey In U canyon. filled with the black
shadow Of the ,nountain. l ssw what %.
,,eared tn In the dim outlinAS Of a0veral
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W. W, rieRina C. n. Bowie.
HIGGINS & BOWIE.
sss1sf ~ Zig Mortar"
coexss % sDooxD AND
Main Streets, Deer Lodge CITY
Have just ssesived and epeesd new aad well selected
csenieal csenieals
Chemiesjo Chsmieals
{Drugs,}
D''s' Drug, xea's'sss' @'''''
buss Medicines.
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CHEMICALS, vARx1sHEs,
PAINTS, oils,
WALL PAPER WINDOW GLASS.
STATIONERY.
w ines, Liquors,
etc.. etc, etc.. etc.
a. An osdsss attended u with dispatch and
prOmptness.
~ Prescription. carefully compounded 1t any
hour 1t the day " night.
~ Oar soods ass sll fresh and genuine, and Win
Be sSd low - they can b. oakhi In the Territory
lnf HIGGINS BOWIE
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
... Main sGzese, HslsnA xsataaA
MINING cauncALA,
PAINTS AND vARNlsHx4
PKRTUNENEs. ETC
Physicians' Prescriptions
,l accurately Ansd With fresh, pare DrssA
~ osdss psompely Allsd and shippsa ~
Hook and News Dopoto.
Book and Neutrality-suspicious.!
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The Latest Periedieals azd Newspaper
Yssu ~ Ease al West, esaseaasly arriving.
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brief time, but there was plank acrOss one
or Two, for the convenience Of foot pas.
sengcrs." and as the &aler was hard frozen,
got old Jerky around tho others in safety.
The worst was over, and was already
boginplpg % chuckle- oycs The edvco;urc,
I'D pSids ,pySelf - my 4eretlDk4gH md
pluck In making The venture. had, IN.
doubleday. saved u least an hour Of hard
w&k x0G1iR tWqRh ~ SeqF. nd Rossi-
bly-nOt impsobahly, il &act-sovod Z lifel
Just then ! heard ) low, ts0auloss, hmm!
:, ming 9QiSP running elcag - fIese ledsa
't1in. 168 Ynseinctively q i6ek0d ~ 666t' %
lissed Il he'd subsidized TIT moment,
and WeIt6Rfin silcnc6s 0odocnly i coml
menced again, and seemed louder and clear
s ssaas 9e'S :sl'i 's;. Sss r.!
Il wss the rumble ~ the wheels Of com!
ing train, beyond question. .e,lapeng q
the grou66, and eplaced ~ ear % tho rail.
TIT ttsln was coming frpm The wela: u
must be . construction thin laden With
lsaosers, q we'll. The track oceupied ~
full width OF ihs ahed. allowing only. fo4
the oveshang OF the cara A man might -.
cape By lying down; but home was almost
s0l0e4dsat6, sDdiht@E train stssab AlQl
Il must 70 81 the tack almoes inevltablyl
IWW 3nolHOn - 6shnG8 h6oooos1siA4
,alep YAvase Of what intended delpg. I'd
1S8eed down the grads, - ~ ea6eN4G -
1 =; : 81 ~: =: "a 81 ss =
taaiou, lpalA uqVeIias ,Clmsl1 sad clsari
q ca4o ~ huulHlag 4oSe9 ID ] heDc6.
~ e4{Se19st 1lssc ls1i1uk = a6slG;
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patches, and 6oundeqld through the small
snow drifts which ia offered In Through
the crevices In the shed work, bat reckless
Of danger 70 limbs .slsne In psesencs q NE
greater danger to myself, and perhaps hun.
dreds OF my fellow men, ! whippssl and
spurred increasingly, and drove him On ss
the height 0f his speed. Nearer and nearer
came the train: could already hear the
enough, ch0vgh. enough of the locomotive
beiind me. AZ last, ! saw IN opening In the
side Of the shed not msny rods distant. and.
with . triumphant yell. urged my steed 70
put forth his utmost effort Sixty seconds
more and would be saved, snd the danger
to the train avoided. The seconds seemed
hours in the fsver!sh excitement Of the mo.
mcnt, but they were over at last, and
sprang of my horse on the instant that he
reached the opening, and rushed, with the
rein In my hand, through the aperture. Old
Jerky sn0rted and sprxng hack ward, throw
Ing me down, and pulling the rein from my
hand. j @w the trouble at = glance. The
opening was not Of sufficient Knight to nd.
init of = horse going through It erect. and
u heavy timber 10 which the planks were
nailed. ran across The tOp. l sprnng inside,
and toOk U survey Ut the situation il I'm in.
slant. The beam would have borne ten
times the strain that could have brought
to bear upon 1t. ~ It was foot thick, sound,
and fairly placed. threw all my strength
md weight sgainst the planking = little be.
yOnd the beam. anu fell back upon the icy
ground; the plsaks were i,nbeddet in the
frozen ground Ut their lower ends, and
c0uid not start them in the slightest degree
sprang up, and ran t. the other side of
the sled. u try il tho planking ON that side
was less firmly secured. Thrugh the Gre.
vices saw = precipics running hundreds
of feet, sheer down from tile side Of the
shed. could mot escape that way, and il
tbs train went of there, no person on il
would survive to tell the tale.
fell on my knees TO pray, but. before
had uttered word, the thought passed
through my brain that might throw the
horse down, and pull. him through the
opening by main strength. had the rope
from the saddle in my hands In On instant.
and throwing it around his fore legs, I
sprsng " one side, and with my whole
strength attempted 10 trip him. The brute
jumpej backward, and refused 70 fall, while
the rope nan through my hands. tearing the
skin, and soaring the flesh u II I lad grasp
cd 4 rcd hot iron. remembered, At that
moment. having seen . Mexican enqxe,o
showing of his skill In Aos1et,snship, at
San JOSS, amid IN ~dmiring thronx. and
snnk3n0 the aneef3nl feannfk In = frSan6
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
The Great PictoriaI.An

Hosteltcr's United States Almanac for ISL for
distribution gratis, throughout the United States,
and all civilized countries OF the Western HeInis-
phere, willSepublishcd about the first OF January,
and all who wish to understand the philosophy
OF health should read and ponder the valuable sug
gestirhs II contains In addition to admirable
medical treatment on the causes. prevention and
cure of a great variety of diseases, it embraces
large amount OF information Interesting the
chant, che mechanic, the miner, the farmer, the
planter, and ProessionH man and tina calculations
have been made for such meridians and ATTITUDES
are most suitable for correct and comprehensive
NAfIcSAL CALaSpAR. So; c-z -
The mature e, uses, and extraordinary sanitary ef.
fects Of Hostetters Stomach Biters, the tonic
and Alternative of more thar half the Christian world
fully forth in ts pages. which also inter
spersed with pictorial iustra tons. lua bic recipes
Tor the househ, Id and farm, humorous anecdotes,
and other instructive and amusing cading matter
original and selected. Among the Annals to ap.
pear with the opening of the year this will he
of the most useful, and may he had for the asking
The proprict0rs Messrs. Hostetter 4 Smith, on
ceiIt OF a two cent stamp, will forward copy by
mail TO any person who'cannot procure in bis
neighborhood. The. Bitters sold ia evc'J city,
town and village, and are extensively usCd through
out 'he entire civilized world. Dec 6.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20
CHRISTMAS.


Nearly two thousand years have rolled away
since first the arches of heaven reyerberated
with the angelic song, "GEory tc God in the
highest; and on earth peace, good will
toward men," Since that period nations have
orumblcd into dust, and generation after gen
Grafton has passed away, but still the same
glad cause for rejoicing exists. AS year after
year the anniversary of the natal day of our
Lord and Savior returns, with it comes the
glad shouts of tho little ones, and the smiles
Of the middle aged and the old. The family
group assemblies around the festal board of
home, aud all goes "merry as marriage bell"
Thousands of hearts are happy and light as
air but whilst the JOY of many is full, all
should remember that there are thousands of
others to whom the "Nlerry Christmas" brings
no ray of light, and that by bestowing upon
them a little of your plenty, your Christmas
may be made more pleasant than ever. To
our readers, we wish all "Merry Christmas"
and may old Santa Claus, in his gifts to the
little ones, be more munifcent than ever.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

In this place, on "wednesday morning. Uer-Tnter
I4th, after a-Protraeted illness, Mr.. VILLA NJ
CROW, in the 77th year Of his age ~ =
In THE place, en- Wednesday morning last, Miss
MARTHA WILSON, aged about 65 years.
At her home in Oakland Texas. on Thursday tho
LIST inst. EEZENA b., wifeo of DIR. Thomasaf. Laid
ley, and daughter oil the late Johu r. Beail-
On the 18th nit. in Middlewa Y, of Consumption.
Miss FANNIE FARNSwoRTH, in the 25th year Of
her age
In shepherdst1wn. ON the lIth inst, ERNEST
MILLER, son Of John L. anu Mary E. Richard,
aged 4rn6nths. S.NNeS--
CATHARINE C oNTER, wife of the late John Con
ter. aged about so years.
In shepherdsto~n, on the 10th inst., Miss CATH
ARlNE WI&TERAfOYER aged about sc years.
Mar UnionviIle, on the 10th inst, Mr.. HENRY
DoBSoN. aged obout 30 years.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

JonN S. BARBOUR, PREs'r. o., &M.
r. R.-The luminous reelection of this gem
tleman to the place he has so long filed, must
have been exceedingly gratifyingto him. 1t
was a just and proper tribute to the sagacity.
fidelity and ability with which he has man
aged the important interests of the great cor
poration under his control. We venture to
say that no railroad Presidentin Virginia OF
anywhere else devotes himself more untiring
ly to the pressing duties of his position than
does John s. Barbour. - Rockin!sl,ea,-Rey
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

WONDERFUL INvENT1oN.-Tbe Wythe-
vile Di$qa'ch has the following notice of a
wonderful piece of mechanism. in the way of
a gun, which has been invented by Dir, James
W, Headrich, and for which he intends to APP
ply for patent. SIT has six barrels, and is
fired by simply turning crank. We wit
messed the firing of the gun and timed it, and.
wonderful to say, it fred four hundred times
in one minute. There is a chamber above
the barrels which is filled with water, which
prevents them from becoming heated, another
chamber below which receives the empty car
tridgea 1t is certainly very simple and no
possibility of getting out of order"
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"NovEITE"
"ORIoDE GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN

VNHESE Pens equal, and guaranteed for Two
L Years to do same service, the beet Gold Pen.
SamP'e s"nt. p"st-paid % cents per dozen. Patent
Eraser, Pen Holder Pencil SharPener, Letter Open
er, &c, combin-d price % ccnts. P.tcnt Corn
Husker. so cent?. Agents make from SIS to
SIS per day. Send Tor circular and ssmpIrs. to
JAMES GERARD s. 60,
IS NTssaus ~. 20. Box 1891, New York.
December 20. lS7O-3m.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

THE VALLEY RAILRoAD.-We are graft
fide to announce TO our readers that during
the last week Mr. Robert Garrett, the newly
elected President of the Valley Railroad, has
made visit to our Valley on business connected
with the Railroad. After spending day or
two in town, in conference with leading
citizens, he went to Lexington, and thsnce to
Roanoke, where he succeeded in having the
subscription OF s200, 900, by Roanoke county,
perfected.
Although Mr.. Garrett is quite young man,
he has impressed our citizens with the idea
that he is gentleman of great intelligence
and energy, and that he "means business
He is the eldest son of Hon. Johu w. Garrett,
the distinguished President of the Baltimore
g. Ohio r. r., and he will have the benefit of
the counsel and influence of his father, who is
one of the most experienced and successful
Rail Road managers in the United States
Under the auspices of Mr.. Garrett, the Balti
more g. Ohio r. r. Company has become one
of the most important corporations in our coun-
try 1t now represents capital of seventy
five millions of dollars, and its stock has risen
to some 35 or 40 per cent above par.
Mr. Garrett is full of hope and confidence
in the completion of the road at early day.
Stanton Spectator.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. hlving been permanently cured
of that dread disease. Consumption hy simple
mcdy. is anxious To make known TO tie f. How suf.
tercrs the means OF cure To all who desire il, he
will send copy of the prescription used. (iree OF
charge.l with I, directions for preparing aud
using the same which ttcy will find Core for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
PaTtica wishing the prescription will plcasc ad
dress Rev. EDWARD 4. Wi son.
l65 South Seconds ST . WilliansLn. gb, \. Y.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

- The Oldest Stove, probably, in the
United States, is the one which warns the
halls of Eirginia's capital, in Richmond. 1t
was made in England and sent to Richmond
in l77O and warmed the House Of Burgesses
for sixty years before it was removed to its
present location. where it has been for thirty
years. 1t has survived the British monarchsj
has been cortemporaneous with four klngly
monarchies, two republics and two Imperial
governments of France.-Lynch. FIR.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

passed; also the House bill making apprOpria-
tions for revenue cutters. The House was
occupied chiefly on relief bills and District of
Columbia matters. The bill asked by Secre-
tary Boutwell, to. modify the tariff on sugar
was passed.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

For THE Observation-Disclosures Cook,
colored, sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years at our last term of Court, for the larceny
of bed clothing belonging to Mrs. Walper,
in the custody of Deputy Sheriff George
Koontz - Shephcr1StoUn Register.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

H9~ a resolution impeaching Governor
Holden of high crimes aud misdcmeanols has
been reported to the House of Representa-
tives of North Carolina, and passed by vote
of 60 to 43. The trial will be Immediately
proceeded with before the Senate.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20

B9~ The municipal elections in Massachus-
cts show the defeat of the Republican candi-
dates in several places In Boston a Demo-
cratic Mayo. was elected ~ three thousand
maj rity.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1870-12-20
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

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