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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-14
Flour.
Virginia Tobacco.

~ OADDIES "LEADBETTER'S" NAVY
III las and IS
q Caddies CANDLES" Bright Navy rs.
u &c. \. Strongs" do Is.
) Boxes "Leadbetter's" Blk lbs.
10 yellow JeSSamine" Twist IL.
10 u. VI. Booker'S" Bright Lbs.
10 " apricot" do do
} Gold Bars" do is
- Cases ~. c." Smoking, is, Is and lbs.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

A SPECIMEN OF ,1NGkN CTR .LsTffl Il
Lancaster, Pa, isiai mAchine9 enclosed
in a glass vase, near 5hetop ofowhieh
is sa jeweled watch, keeping time un-
der the watch is altrain ofaminlature
cars, running on circular railroad
and passing throughh tunnsL In the
foreground is girl pumping water
1and man splittingIwopd, while neal
him is another man working with
p jack-plane. In a cottage near by
sits lady at window looking al
the workmen, but if you look at her
She modestly closes the bind (Which
is quickly opened BY her scowline
mother, who leaves ii IL high dddgeor
and sends her eolored servant TO or.
der you away. The motive power ii
concealed in a walnutlcas
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

BRIGHAM YpgYel said in q discourse
at Salt Lake: We know there are a
great many who depend upon moral
life for future happiness and joy, be-
lieving that will prove satisfactory, 4 ]
can tell you that l would rather have
the practice of good moral religion
without any faith at all in a Supreme
Being, than to have faith iii 4 Supreme
Being without any moral, good action
and life filed with Vice, sin and in.
iuuity.Y Hk0ID QNA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
EnrxrDal4on 9JaTIEsI DyYRvaHasE

1t is notorious fact that the medi-
cal 'ffatern,tysbh have no sremed but
q1inine for chills and fevers, and that
80 far as the patient is conoeihed, IL il
q matter of doubt which i doesat the
most damageT6 HIS cbastithti ioh-the
disease er tHeI femedQO Those who
have had any experience with the dis
ease know that the Simple remedies
used by those living in districts in
tested by chills are more 1efficacious
than all the prescriptions of the ply
sieials. s sI ~ nv view oai the there
{s such prevalence of the disease in
the West, we are requested by gen.
teman living IN an adjoining county
10 assure all those suffering frem bthe
eafniction that the swallowing, at sun
Erlse in the morning, for three morn
ings in succession, heaping teaspoon
fnl of table, saal saalt, fdGiss fdGissolyedl in a tum,
bier of water, will effect a certain
cure.-Cinciamdt Times. .gaiai4u0 8.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
A DIRGE.

The following appears in the Detroit Poe. its
gifted author not fayoring 4he azerM with his
name:
Grim death Aas tAken darling little Jerry.
The son of Joseph and Syrena Howells;
Seven days he Wrestled with the dysentery,
And then be persisted in his little bowels9I i Q
1t was the Saviour wanted little JeETy,
Which suffers little children to come to Him /;
It's probable NOW that he's practising very
Assiduous like his little angel hymn.
Most likely twas weaning injured little Jerry;
His bottle seemed to damp his stomach's tenes
But with the angels he gets plump and merry.
For there's no nursing ottIessslH6re he's gone
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

TIME DAVIS is r3fo.ibdntedA be all who use
Il them to be the best in the market 1t turns
wide and narrow hens on straight bias. woolen
or cotton goods without fpldipS 9f Pisting the
sssa sss, l.ss tssFns. q tsR tns 5ns
$65 machine and put it IN any boot and Snoe
or clothing manutact0ry. do all the work they
have. then take the same machine IN Inllllnery
or dress making establishment, and do their
finest work, and all the change we make in the
machine is to use needles suitable for the goods
Howe Singer & Co., and Grover & Baker make
three different sizes of machines, one Tor neavy,
one for medium, and 9ne for light work. These
companies are the only ones that pretend to
make a mandatory machine We Will take
our DAVIS machine and do all the work that
can be done on any of the three sizes, with as
m Ijch ease and less change attachments, and
we defy their best operators Z, WORK on any 1ao-
ric superior to the work ON tie Davis. Heavy
seams are no impediment; we run over them
trWithout raising the presser-foet, or change OF
tension and do not drop stitches on the seam
| 1t will gather apd sew on band at the same
| time. In Cording. Braiding, binding, Telling,
9uiiitinSg ISs E%es9sdssRg mo1 AZ ap si not
wear out in a lifetime. Every machine is war
lgfanted and will be kept in repair, three years
All parties contemplating the lRpathase 81
Sewing Machine shouldpet fab g try ~ the Pa; "a;
| to YOU an illustrated catalogue kof styles~ and
| prices. Select from this bpen STYLE SyYalIyish
and will forward t9 yHgi fpF a2d n 4,
suits, after reasonabiet tflal, You cSn pQrchasC
| it, or return it, at your option.
Machine Sewing Respectfully. Solicited
An experienced operetofS Win be found in the
Office at all times. Needles, thread, machine
| oil. &c for sale at tAeefieer
Once s;ar And se1ssFSsa ssg i yssse & wells Fur
Messrs Mcleod & Wilson, Agents at Mantua
July 20. 1870. 1Oo-tf.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
.RAkE A DRINK,

The Cincinnati Times tells q story
of green young couple from RipleY
county, Ohio, who were doing the
EXPOSITION, which has this ending:
At last theTf ghI. . whose aiaine ap-
peared to be Jerusha, intimated to
Reuben that she was suffering for a
drink OF water aud he, mot nearipg d
continental durn" for expenses,
started in search of some place where
water could be lfound.A A Observing
one of Babcock's Fire Extinguishers
of which there are q number in the
building charged 0mdl ready I'M eass
of fire-he broke for It, under the i'm
preston that it was hydrant.
Here, Russia, " says hs,ss, is one of
them tarnal new-fsngled city notions,
Where we can get al flkisilE1, lIa94
Why, Reube, Whstis that2YrD
"That? Why, that's hydrant, of
course. You can't Yool me nlseSodiiai 81 any OF
your patent notions. Pm posted
I've been to town afore, ! haYesiaa9R
Rusha, whose confidence in her
" "feller" ELECTED our unqualified ad-
miration, took all he said as being
gospel, but seemed puzzled, neverthe-
less. sa3o4
Why, Reube," says she, How
do you drink out O. this jimcrack con-
cern?" DAG ioosiI9'ad
".Justkake hold " that brass con-
cern," indicating the nozzle, "and put
it in your mouth, and I'll show, you q
trick, by ginger"
Russia did as directed. Applying
the nozzle to the, cspacionso orifce, in
her frontispieee, she awaited events;
nor did she wait long, for. Reube,
turning tie cock, RusRa uttered q
scream, and what with splitting, sput-
tering,9 9ahddnRking wry, faces. Repbe
saw more sights than he ever dreami
of. At length Rusha got her mouth
clearSd9 Old 6njAH el o
"Thunder and Mars, Renbel What
ON earth do yon call that stuff? why
it's bitterer than gall"
90, psRalw, Rl Rdsha, 'Ja you're IRE green gre nc9
Why, Haed Ohio RiaeLEaterAIta
not near as good aslthesEaterineyoul
dad's. .well6not BIZ a Ions, chalk; ha
it's the only Kind city folks has. Le
me SLOW yoda h6wa drink It itsss 1'.'a
So sayipg, Rsube opened what pa
ture i6tenAedfSDa mode 1fos, lFav,
cling cellaredosr.tand putting nozzl'
there, gave the cock another turn <allt
took one swallow, whepI haO toegqca
vorted and tore around as thought /,
hornet had mistaken his moiifh for it
nest. 'S'9 sg;.td
" Well, goll. I'll .beugosh almighty
goll darn'd. MayIabe eternally fab
ergasted and cut.to bits, if that aim
the rottepesjs sOtarnelestA 0msmriesi
sinking water ever did taste. Tel
youwhat2it .is,I is,sIcR ri spa, - tiiasA e9@{S
that new kind of water city. folk
havsgot t4 di5ia ediR5i Eiinngsa Esing.s SniphaTiwatsl
they call it. I always hearn tell tina
it tested like rotten A eggs, AZ md A. .i6 tlt'
them, surey and dinomistake. iNLetss g
to the hotel, Rusha, for | begin to fee
squeamish in my lizards" So saying
Reubs@6d RessB9 alksf P4 whil
the large number of visitors who vii
messed thsy scgagssa q Were max making iihiss h
building shake, e,s and s.iBhsstiH .iBbhiss g. tai
sides with laughter over their lqud
crous blunder. 1oots loog
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
WET HfsN NSHIRTHS

A bashful and1ratherRerdant young
map from pear Yineennes, attended a,
balfinLfkaS 4laSe, recen5ly, In tcoH4pa-
NY - del of his iI6xrt. Az
ter the dance had progressed for some
time, the young man from the r6fai
districts saw the one mos. dear to him
sitting alone in the corner of the room
and concluded he Iwepld tstep over
and>haye q special chatlvith his lady
love. All well 50 .farv but the back
full fellow was at a lossr for something
to .saysu hessafidged aboiit and was
sweating profuselY, having just left
the dance, and besides the room was
quite warm. Finally, taking hpid OF
his :wiltsd collar, Fhe n ceefmppenced 81 the
conversation thus: "Its powerful
warm MY shirts wet Wet ain't ainn' yours s"-
The lady Yilted. 1-St aTtu
A TRAVELLING insurance. agent had
been explaining to. a Western pioneer
the adyantages Of an, insurance poti-
cy. Pathfinder unused q moment in
grave sifencciess,o and then said: asee
here, mister, have lived ont in this
country now twenty-five years; / have
bucked 81 aginua most ALI the. games
they've started, but darn me fef T want
to play game where you have to die
to beat the bank" "sttsS eGidD ,Tqo1ot
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

lfypfI75Fl IL ~ fts " @ ntsf
"All morning bitters have a heat
ing tendency ofIe efsetp said aldoctcie
to young lady. d'4YoH will except
bitter cold morning WON'T SSou.al doc,
tory asked athe Young LADY, aiii !, 70 ,,s1 ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

BooK-KEEPERs, editors, and chick
ems have to scratch for living ,1aHd d
pretty lively scratching mostsof them
make of it, in order to- keep square
with the World.los,is1
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

Some editor Who was probably insane or ri Rad
q strong and vivid Imagination, recently got
ON the following item:
- y had dream the other night, isshsiH saC
When everything was STILL
u dreamed that each subscriber sayo ~
,>GameIpp apd paid his bill.
Each wore q look of honesty 10 sI'nix ~
And smiles were round each eye. 4 J,,, n.
As they handed, o,er the stampspiiu9sio xnis
They yelled, How's that for high?'u @eii
-tpdf sffStfE ~ M
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

THERE is an old German an lady, Mrs.
OYeraeker residing in Nj Michigan clbi sYba
is Jos years of age. She is still quite
smart and active. and her eyesight is
good. She now fives With her son son
and does the housework.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
All.eshsow be suited u at1s lowest prices at



.sxa4G Al ssoIssd .4oato1a oo1 o. sro-e92
+ .gttnf ,ssEi1 ,.izInysI -tiio ir!a.i .,al'it
I ZoaE4 ,t1wefeI ever offered 1q"ial .i9l
+ zof sTeuptI ilnG s5Hit l1lJ'i .-'2i'iisa i9i
/ iuls1Ro sEoitqis5satq 'ehsiois ~ -.i-I i.-i.i
saaigTss cd. hs1uyes aIsd . " .i9inHUqflo
F, Ell aoisqi1ass79 siij i,ns ,ooG Il s9iTaiJ tt'
s'ttiWs .lo4Ial, sia 7sbq4 2d lIiT 5''spi
! lt-1f % .a4ast,.a ,t9"iss niSif 40
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

'HoME to tn Press 6Aice oh' Chestnut Street
4 north end of Empire Block, and get your
Cards H printed; ,o x.Y.Hn,a ct ui ID
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
Everuaodaa NNaaislts q aEGoo1 WUatch

: VIII aAl' "7IIl {IteND. - ="
do1aA ~ taR iSf.9f t''naI 4sar1ef IL hs'
sen NJ msdt 10 sao-y yI2is won ia o79dF %
l-aoitoalsitss ts7d sdt satfis mont ia fla J.
-Ioi4squs sdi eoHo tH rsd-iiJai-s sIBs Irua1 u
aoi3i5egmo5 nj nsod eEA u .snidaaA -id5 "a
y1s7a now bEA .se4am 1ns7ynib ssil ii'' 't
nlso a slv-n . sbiia s,l i.alR ,otim"i tng
ipi1aaa u 1aioq sIdis! OF - 9l9A'f i1f r o.
,nl.1 .lA E..dEul 2n % aanL,.Iil ~ u .n 10
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
Having Greatly Increased

,3 -l5G.sI sit 10 tg1qeH adt 10 yqod
b .sTgiigaiGgG 10 igsE
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27
-AAsHa MASON MEsAKsSisQ :.

General Agent in Portage County for the
JAWS Elastic Lock Stitch, Vertical Feed
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-10-27

He droopz IL cold weather, and you
kin masll him On . window pain, and
you've jest put your finger in it., He
comes sgin next yeer and a heep more
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02
"THH6URREME MNMENE.s

The pr{mt.e9.or d the IArisian .rg y
is in progres, Ind 80 f. apparently WI,
success. Tie rmy of'she loire on tle
south, mixing strong dveren and hoIl
ing the Pfdssiirs to that Tine, Trochu and
Ducrot have broken through the line of in
vestmcnt north of Paris, and by the dis
patch to Lloyds are now sweeping down
e-,Psuseianr. ine~west Of PUiy, where a
heavy battle. il progressing. The plan OF
Trochu IL similar to that of Ler when he
attacked McClellan's army Investing Rich.
mond in June, 1oes, and doubled up tho
Potomac army on James river The advan.
tagc is with Trochu If he has broken the
line and has equal numbers to those the
Prussians can concentrate against him. In
case Of q defeat, the Prussian army, with
the army of the Loire on Its south, is in q
critical position. This battle is the crisis
success raises the siege of Paris: defeat
gives it to the Prussians speedily. The dis
patches Of the next few days win be of mo-
mcntous import. .,.:. go,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

The Gazette of q recent issue init mated
that disposition was evident in some quar-.
tiers to procure session Of the Legislature
this winter. 1t is not probable there will be
any. The laws would require its converting
in extraordinary session by proclamation of
the Governor, and we believe he cntcrtains
the opinion that no cause exists warranting
the expenses . session would entail. The
Territory will couAsu. his decision. While
termination of the Auditor suit, resulting
in the displacement of the incumbent Aud
itor and Treasurer would have probably re-
suited in session Of the Council to confirm
nominations tho appeal of the case to tho
Supreme Court renders that unnecessary,
and our legislators will not be called from
the peaceful quiet of their native Villages to
the busy vortex Of the Capital.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

The Editor Of IIarpcr's, Magazine l,as
visited North Adams snd SIMPSONS Chi
nose workmen. lie was prcsiisposcd in their
favor, but after ,ns &c . thought gives
expression To tho following in tho Easy
Chair. Hy and by rs common sepss eeta
the Cc'tcr Of curiosity, tho intelligence aoi
America will unite aeaipst tho encourage.
n,snt Of . labor clement that zears no aiiar,
Gid or the genius Of Home:
- T. il no domestic life for llse celestial
xGr-therc arc no wives and! sistcra
,.'sl.. ers and sweet hearts; and, OF
&c, no country can be bcneatstl. By IN
fcasc Of population without any.ilpsnas-
tici'ics. lal'sr TINT CAP oontsn,edly i've In
this way Is not lalor for America That h
very clear. But how long any -lsbuis sl.is
country would lcontcntstlly live - u slso 4
question. The A,narioasr ospiaalist, AGesnh
merely and for to-day, xisAeas - shsaesss
possible lAlor fog hls psspass;a 10 ~
American capitalist ~ = ciaissa; sadxpa
the whole. necessarily Wishes wsll.raidas o.,
h"r: I.alnFso reduced "A $As rlastial -oapai.
lions which The Easy Chair saw In the neat
fac,'ry ut North Adams wsxld be the swift
ruin Of We couulry."h SHiIo&H oEiA-Ai
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

} Utah returns population of 1864, of
whom 1850 live in the city of Salt Lake,
and alta IN the city of Corinne. Other
features Of the census arc: That the relative
number of children to each mother in Utah
is not as great as in other agricultural re-
gions Of H. West; that celibacy is leci.
dedly on the increase 80 for a
new region; that the average Of wealth to
each person i less than IN any other part of
the Union; and that - b reading aud wrl.
ting, one county, in Utah toon,ains. more
ignorance than tils .whsle Stase Of Illinois.
-CMco1n Poet, ~HrT e. ST. - artoa L.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

p The Report Of the U, s., Revenue Com
'missi oner estimates the total annual receipts
nom ReXynue when the got of July, 1870,
shall ne fully in force. At 2las,4ls.0aA--
New York, Ohio, Illinois, Kentucky and
Pennsylvania pay 9 per cant Of tho entire
M. No Recommendation il msde sopcern-
Ing the income tax, The gross receipts Of
thsflst- IS n,ontha Of Grants administration,
exceed the last IS months Of Johnsou's adj
pinistration nearly, flsy millbn dollars. -
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

The HssS .Joseaslsays Ctank Leslie usia,.
fishes 0ys lwcek,y Jrspers-ahs zssssrssed
Nrer'npsr, tlc (lki@ssS CSvser, @tAs lSss.
trirte ZeJtxSs, tina Aos'.oa1 0iytssfW1asiS,
and the Aa'e~.I,ax,. - O%sssuk 3ossaae u
fashion, just issned.l In asldjstea ~ ttt,eie
he issues sllssa inea,h|is- Lilo .EdAeJnNe1a
"dne, (thsie win b, psaisssnssieodr w. ri
first puliIotisa,s) ~ s6sS1sr1f Fss;;Y,y
seniority aswsll'.ss ability ose Asssio6aIle
lmpcr) aaA15Iaasae Aissvs, ~ wen = s1o-
illustrated hanedaeaet yns IN .s~asaacI .!
nsss%ssytlsa-sz1Aaas aat u bassi
II IL cuuBa1li4 dWssl1ag tsassaaa' 4 ~
1, shout ta1nas1 - 11sSt - ae4shG SRR'
Domingo loDlni1ibeiG sScl1dme 'ts1H5t'
Congress lAqAsulbas1 ogs sr,Jafam sidSsonoI
oh yst. ,tniv 70 sra~ ~ .soA -
.lEr IL e,rrci
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02
Ea|teft ,.gsws by Ttl.s'sraph
United States.

i, WNenInStou w. A-ro1sF1Wc " SAPseSFesA "oAS I"
election Of Governor Vance to the u 8. Senate
BY the Lesslatsrc Of Nosth Carolina. y h said biz
political disabilities have never been removed hy Con
greaa and It thought they WIN not Be not Be nov.
General seAesSk. chairman Of the Ways and Meana
fcUnn'ssss .ssanivsA ~ with sthas e tAscosamit
lie coming session sehenek, With majority of tn.
committees who have been heard from on the subject
h uppoeed TO any increase 81 tax on whisky though
schcnek bsaisvss strong effort wfa Be made BY th<
western whisky h,g h TINT Ssssctioa schepck 4
vy rcticept about hs reported appointncrt svllinie
VET 70 England, but neither denies nor conarms The
report The belief IL general among Western SENATOR
thst be has been selected for that pdeioa II was re-
ported tAse the Psesidest would direct tho War u
pntment 70 nszfsrs n ~ ouals bstvsea lie State
o0cials In Alabama but seems 70 have beca wtisost
| Foundation. ,,t.a.~..,...r
Ge,ei,i Tsry. ID command q the Department Of
the South II here, md - aoon - he heard or TIC
reqaisitioa ssr tEoops tslegrsPhM NJ 70 furnish
sfem. d, rrt.o Eus vs9arGA LIZA Incl J 4,
Chicago. Doc l-Jeln C,asgia. 4, dunkn r,asn
who In September lat deliberately shst ard At1sl
Nttls child playing il tie street. ysstesay een-
victed oftA6 crime and sentsneed M m intelligent
Ijusy to n ysi. II the penitsnsfaIy.
New YAst, Dsa;l-ssoa1 Rssiss lald u eoSt.
ner ssOse q ~ new spaa.s 1Eshaas Bsiiaisg this
Aos~psey aoox III eo,.nts.i. shl IL i: 1a IL
lov snses jun 10 6sofsh ~ cels and escape, us
disoovesua sDdnuseva1ua Ast aLeaA: fSe9G 'E,la!-'
Concord, n. n, Dee: 1-11s cuooefs jury chanrx,s
d. Harvey g. 1ela1ymAn6 selss WITH sslosioasly
constituting to ths dntA q - ilfans ost h bsark Il
Asgnaa. u Dse. 1-usezDb q s.ia, Ssr u,n,as.
defn on The Round that tAe victim nd ssSuasd
h - aeA D
tzolsah1e inbals WA sssea Mn It teaioo, 20 u
Y wa1hs,sssA Dee s-Ths bAyiiieiahds anaSsunsoc
CAasf Jastie C1aP b assh yssusssiag. Ssk S.sss
~ shea b win b abb tessesDs ~ bsneA.,i ijalg
~ The debt ststesnt vhseA is,to - iassa spdav.
viii show radpctioD 0f ssvss milllpnA agaatns I'd
Washington, Dec. 3-The President ysatuday sicned
~ don 1t Cohoott. u skcr Of Ne Nv FORK
Assembly, siaeedlsr Sua1iahs ~ rsvssunnss 70 !
iysaD tmeshssnsst - aABs sto1qaoog s ir Obi
- Tie elsdsop - DoaAors0sa SoulA.cst,hs tsales5
psaeo on Tuesday. pp4le4 = bstvep lshsuHsm,
sfsSnt Senator. ana Chief Jasties NossA Win IL
ehanese tnthef y Avxdo q t6s latter. Ths IAisiatsrs
ovptp 7siB5 mkt Id - ". suoe ssaiisx, .nfn
ssaessf bAsAu1goie. all sfs5 !aii o-Sfsa ~
ch,e,AsD,cssI.THsSssbrtss.s OK stD1issaia,as
,y6ta ~ Observation-Disclosures taeA,. sGDvlueeo
- A9eee e ~, - ~ YeeeG q Il1iaaUeltsi
saed'44itessssf toihs lssis beoryis.
IN ~ W. 30 iftp3hhs y,1ssr6i,, & ~ -
- 1s11ina aaGO rS,oH II I fa5al&R s ~
.AisA ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1eiia ~
lie AlD1aki sse.sud ri ssN oI, ~
20, p,hl-fA4Ate.6 ssltaega tlasss&s.
,x~6 s6Cat Il lstF asd3s2o. Y II ~
:ESs4 fsAsseeeat = VI w lahks4. u t4
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-12-02

6 Tho rWerNs co1eepondsat interviewed
Bismarck lie othsr day and found him full
Of sore places because Paris had not been
bombarded, and abecpase HE oonnssl has
been igpored in the Military Councils o1
the King t,,s rartsgs lt.sv .y4fH--..t1 ,sl-
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Ateleseursamur from OF CHICAGO states .I that fo.,
|b| , : number of iSs mos. ,praninss
and wealthy cldzens Of Wilmington, Illinois
h..s ealnain.ted IN their hiring rattan. I.
Srn e,fa p.ns.s s. De'n'nea poison shsi
:3 9.s - ss.'eses ana 1o.nsF~'ss d
.la. ' t 'ss f.ea y .--1.rn. 10 saF'' p
10 HD,ia b ass hes MI 40 .ocia.v -.
-, y y . m - -, ~... go
- .s s+S ". = - ~, :.
49,, asa~ .'hsE '.'' ~ $50.
1850 so.'. $1,000 49,, 1s.sys e.
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e The Yankt0n Ddkotian of Nov. 18th
says: The last Mountain Steamer has gone
down for this season, wesdon't mean
sunk, y" but he's gone below to lay up for
the winter. The steamer Ida Rees went up
last Monday with cargo of flour for Whet-
stone This 10 probably the last trip west
of this place. The Miner intends TO make
one or two trips moro to Yank.on before
navigation closes. Frank Charlton, one Of
the best pilots on the river, has Jus. return.
cd from Sioux City, where he left the
steamer Deer Lodge, after taking her to
Grand River and buck. .,., ,. g.. $50
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We publish below for the benefit of NIL
whom it may concern, the substance Of IN
act Of Congress, in relation to jurors in the
Circuit and District courts OF, the United
States: It win be seen BY reference 10 this
act, (cl.ap. 20S, What no person can serve
~ . juror, I'll either of these courts, more
than once in two years. 1t may also he Oh.
s1:t 2. 70 .ncc &C. courts e::
lcage, It the rate OF five cents pcrmile, Ii,
going to and returning from the court. - -:
:, Sec. !. That hereafter the grand and pct.
it jurors Of tho several Circuit and District
courts Of the Uaited States shall each 70.
csiyc for his services the sum Of three dol
lars per day for each days actual attendance
q court, and for the time necessarily occu-
pied in going to and returning from the
same and the sum Of five cents per mile for
the distance necessarily Travelled from their
residence in going to and returning from
said court BY the shortest practicable route.
70 Sec 2. That no person shall be summoned
50 juror In any CIreait o. District court
more thsn once ID swo years, and it SHAH be
sancient esase ,of. challenge u any juror
called to be sworn in any cause that be has
been summoned and, attended saitl7 court
asa juror - any term ct said court held;
within two years pnor. - The tins Of such
challenge. y ~. g. IA ia-e "ss.l q
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CHINESE IMAIlGRATlON..

Professor Porter, Of Yale College, has
compiled from the records Of the parts of
entry statement of the number Of Chimes G
arriving ii thu country since 1920, as fol-