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the House, and that the committee summon
Witnesses and pay them out Of the contln-
gent fund Of the Housei also that the COM
mlttee inquire what further legislation is
necessary TO protect members from the cop-
splracies Of ofilce-seokers, the offer OF brides,
Sc. The resolutlon was adopted. ~.
On motion Of Mi. halnatd, resolution
was adopted, directing the Secretary Of the
Navy TO report 10 the House all Information
IN his possession 10 relation 70 tho collision
Of the British ship Bombay With the Oneida
the names Of those who lost their llyes, and
whether the facts received At the Navy De
partment agree with the Information pno
lished as coming from the scene OF the dis
aster via Ban Ffanolsco. De- ~ s..iu.r.a. ,l
The Speaker presented plumber OF erec9
and then, $50 ,. m, The House adjourned
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THE COURTS.


CIRourr CoURT-OAisf yusties CARTER
This court Was engaged ~ follow yes
simmons Va. Corporation Of Washington.
This ls an action brought By q lady by
reason OF falling over an embankment on N
street southwest, between Four dla-hali
and Sixth streets, In May, 1893, and break
ing her arm. The damages claimed are
$500. This case was before thu court last
term, and was then rebulted. Payne for
plaintiff, Cook for defendant. "
Tho court Instructed the Jury that the
plaintiff could not recover II her negligence
contributed to the accident, and that the
onus Of proving that she did not 70 con-
tribute was upon the defendant. -a..rr s
Tho case was argued by Mr.. Payne and
Mr.. Cook, but before the close OF the case
the court adjourned. Mr.. Payne will con
| oludo the argument this morning.
Gait & Bro. vs.. Geo. T. Brown. Judg
ment Of condemnation, and order directing
that notice OF suit be Published.
Rapley VI. Brown q Brown. Order u
Vacate-iudgment set aside.
Bell yS. Fowler. Referred 70 tho arbltra.
q. w. Weeks W.. Baltimore and ohlC
| Railroad Company. Settled.
Judgments by default were entered In Thu
following cases on motion OF Mr.. Hlna
Richards q Martin vs.. Harper OF al; sam
vs.. Reynolds, Same Va. ScrogglnS, Sullivan
vs.. Keller White q Bro. W. Kane; HAHle!
4 Co. ". Brown & Co. On motion Of Mr.
FendAll, Newman, Wlthers 4 Co. ys. smoot
On motion Of Mr.. Lloyd, Eckloh 70. Harke!
& Co. Judgments by default were entereI
In the following cases on the motion Of Nj
PerryI MoOord 70. Cohen, Gait VI. W
HELEN; Fullerton q West ". huddi Grail
| va LeWis On mollon of Mr. Cor. MohuI
d Sons ". Hammonj samovs. HArporj sam
W. Gait. By Mr.. Edmondson, Dickson
King vs.. James. By Mr.. Stanton, Mouldll
q Hill vs.. Mcfarland; Clark & Co. 70. VII
sou. By Mr.. Norsell, same ". Danforth.
oLSks TO-DAY. ......
The following cases were assigned for triA
to-day; Nos. 251, 224, 7, 2T7, rs, 9l5, lis, 90
lis, S75, 40, 1888, $50, S5l, o., iTs, $40, fs9
200, IS, 1856, 1911, a, ~, III, 14s, $50, tsS
ss4, acl, aso, as6, 2OT, SIS, 2li, II, 29o, 1852
405 and al.
Adi0urnad
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Railroad Routes.

A LExANDRGA, LogpoUE AND HAMPSHIRE
n RAILROAD.
4, On and AFTER December rs, lea, the trains o n
thla road viii be run - f0liOWaf
III s NAL train will leave AteNandria daily, eN.
i;iO a m; snd HAMILTON a Ii 40 a. m. Leave
- Am,,t9n ~ iDp N apd LsssburG At 1870 D.
I.t1hs heeoma oaaI9n train win leave Atexandria
~, " =, ~ may p m. and arrive a.
m and arrive a. Alexhhdria alasBa.m,
n M IAN rom H Ha5,, I,Sm hlssanaria and u 10
With KemP's Daily Line o. Coaches Tor Pnr,sii
Vile, bnlokeraville, BerTyyills And Win,S.s,lit,
slso, with Reamer,s Lire o. OoashSs, WbIsb fssS1L
LeesbuTg daily for Bars MIL, Aidis sna NiSSI.s
bufEl X. n. HANRnER
deoN-u Ticket Agent
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ID RoPosALs FOR FRESH AM uoRNRD
BRBP.
HHADa'Rs DHPLRrHEHT 2I IHE QunpEALAsD,l

LoUsvILLs. KI. ,Februsry ID, 1871.
Sealed pToposals (which must Sc 10 duplicate,
with copy Of THIS adVsrtisement attached 70
saehl Will be resolved until II o'clock, m. ,
FRssa SSb t5Rsgb BSIfn fs saus sipR BPCpST
uon OF fore and hindquarter meat, .tneeks,
shanka and kidney tAIloW 70 be sxoiudSd,l for
issue 10 troops and oihera supplied By the Gov
eminent. Al Louisville, KY and Jefersonvills.
,hiso, 70 furnish the Ofssrs stationed at Louis.
vile. N:,sqa Jacksonville, Ind, with choice
The cattle slaughtered for Beef to be delivered
/ under this o9htEaot must weigh not leas than
eight hundred tguo) pouhds, EIosa the beef TO DO
OF 1000 mArketabe quality. Beeffrom bulls, e Tvs
And hsifeTa will not be received. nor will besf in
any ease be received unless Il complies In all Ta.
speeta with the required oonditlons.
This contract 70 be In force for sig (B) mo tbs
eonmeneinE On the lat day o. April $50
No bid wIll be entertained that IL not made By q
regular butcher. who must 1--WE his name In full,
his present place Of business, and address.
Proposals must be accompanied By q proper
GuiEaatss. ;IEnsd by ty9 Responsible, peIson,,
enter intO b9Ids iSr y. fsl.hfql unlimsnt of The
fTsn he 6isfS o. he SoaSiS 6SaIt 9 10
thsfaoi that each bOndSmEn Il worth i6Ai amount
n; SS,SSa.E:lLa:d reserves the right to r,iSst sDI
.sd 6STSSd Bss ana Sddis.ssG . b To- sa
S sss Colonel ESbb :p Et i Is, Gun.
beTlAnd. NH al
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Personal.

7 ADIBA AND GEHTLEMEN CAN HAVE PRl.
avenue, bslWssn Tenth and Eleventh streets west,
with Di, GARDINER, Of the RieoTd Hospital, Unl-
ted States ATmy-A gentleman OF twenty seven
YssTsi eEpsTisnee n this particular branch
N. d, Upon the receipt Of qlO advice Ahd medi
sine Will ba seat free By express 10 any Of We A.
lAhue STATES, ~ sel'H
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ADJUTANT 0HNGRAL's OERICH,
WAaHtEqroH, y. O., February 20, 1870.
GsHsrdt Ordsys. No. -.
/. The Senators and Representatives from
the State Of hlssissippi having been admitted
10 their respective Houses Of Congress, the
command known as the Fourth military
dlstrict has ceased to exist.
ii. By direction Of the President the State
OF Mississippi Ia attached TO the Department
Of the Cumberland, and the officers and
troops within the late Fourth military dis
tfict will accordingly report to BreVet Major
General Cook, commanding the department.
III. Tho general commanding the late
Fourth military district will complete the
records OF that district as soon as practicA.
BILE, and send them to the Adjutant General
OF the army, except such military records az
should properly be retained at the head.
quarters" Of tho department, which he viii
send there.
By command OF General Sherman;
L. ID. TOWNSEND,
Adlutant General.
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SUPREME CoURT OF THE UNITED sTLTHs-
WsdassddV, March 2, 1S70.-No. 10l. John
D. Frlsblo, appellant, vs.. Levi II. Whitney.
The argument OF this cause was continued
BY Mr.. Dick aud Mr.. EyArts, Of counsel for
tho appellant, and by Mr.. Butler and Mr..
Stanton for the appellee.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at II
o'clock
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RAITlMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Train. between vTzssHTIssSSIrsSss p;ss Mr. MIR.
MORE, and wAsHtSGT0H AND THk wEsT,
are no" run As ifSoblRassfIL4fkoRE
. k's's nd S.l i;:Ss a. 80 3 Q and nd
-, R0R ALL WAY STATIONS,
aysdahy, except sunday h7.oo and 30 a.
foR ANNAPOLIS,
Leays All and D. 30 a. m. and 81 81 DE- Ho trail.
10 or from Annapolis on Sunday,
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BLLTlM0RH
FoR WAY BTiTfoEs.
L'''' TsosRliEk * FSRF e 81 81 reHRRtV%Esr
Leave dally. sSespt Saturday and Sunday. Al
On Saturday At am. and 3 DPm,
On sunday At ), 80 and so p, N, only, con.
more 70 Wheel nE, PSIkerlburE, g.
Through Tickets 70 the Weai can he had Al tba
wsshiaTiOh StSiiOn Ticket oasS Al al hours IN n
EsI Hsy TqrL, Rhil.dsphi. and Boston. zee
j. L. WILSON,
=, Maatsr Of TThhiporAtioa.
Il ". QoLR. QsasrAl Ticket AGsnt,
0Bo, 8. kOOhTE, General Agent, WAshlngton.
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,I I5.1SsA an ERIN ,,.. hssr. I

HnLpeGA1rlEa or TEE AluI,l
ApIUTAHT 0HNKhAL'l UyIIoH,
General Orders No. %,
To enable Artincers OF Artillery to receive
extra duty pay whom employed under the
orders OF the QuarteTmAAter's Department
on extra duty for not less than ten eonsecu.
tVedays, the Secretary OF War directs that
Paragraph COS, Army Negotiations, as amend
cd In General Orders No. 10, series OF 1896,
from thls Office, be modified to read as fol-
lows ;. r"E.
903. Enlisted men Of the Ordnance and
Engineer Departments, Artihcers Of Artil-
lery, (oIcept when on extra duty under the
orders Of the Post QuArtermAsteT,) Hospital
Stewards, and Ordnance sergeants are not
entitled 10 this allowance.
By command OF General Sherman
b II. d. TowNnRRD,,
Adjutant' General!
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pRnpnsLLs FoR ICE,

oTEIsn or uHEnAAL suPERINrHHpENr1
THMAsUAI BuIILDIHas,
WAantEaToH, FEB n. 1870.
=, Proposals. will be received for supply and d.
HVerY to the Treasury Department Of lee for one
yeAr from the 18th u March next
The lee to be Of the best quality Kennebse, OF
equal 70 IT, clear and free from snow or dirt q 40
pOunds to the ton, and 10 be delivered In such
suanlitIss; and At such times and plaes1' as may
Bids will Do received until II o'eloek noon, on
the 10th Of March, addressed 70 the General super.
Int ndent Of the Treasury Buildings, mark ed
Proposals. for Ice, under cover 70 tbs Secretary
Of the Treasury, and to ba considered binding for
ne right 70 reject all or any portion Of the BIDS rS
~ BIDS viii be considered bludIur unless salts.
faelory evidences can be Eiyeh OF the ability OF the
parties 10 fulhll the contract.
ts2l.1t General supt frsS;ufy BaiHidibgs.
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OFIIoH AssIaTAHT ouARTHRHLaTHR GRNERAL,l
CohNER HoUsroH AND 0RHHNH STREETS, }
Hnw YoaK ofTI, February q, 1870.
, Proposals are Invited And Will be received at
this once until noon Of March 10 $780, for the con.
strqetiou at Fort Wadswortb, New York harbor,
70 BET mean diamstsr and y feet deep Snd two 70
be p feet meAn dlAmeteT and 70 feet deep aeh.
may be dssiEnAted By the A. A. Q. NJ At the post /
.Ie 70 b well and suAstAntRlly constructed q
the necessary pumpa, pipes, Ao.
Ohss sA' and specifications may be seen At 'A"
The work must bs completed within thirty days
ne Government reserves the right to reject any
The proposals will be endorsed proposals fol
| OisisTns, u and addressed to the undersi aed.
e OsdSr q BroVs' MAJ Spa Ruf M SE1lIIS' A.
BTeyei Major and Assistant ouartSmGsleT, Uni.
ted States Army. feb2s.6l
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MARRIED..

| Rev. RalhaF Btonestreet, at 81 Aloysius Chpfch
HEBnI J. DAILY and Miss kSHiH MoKoSH, all d
| this city.
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The many ihougARds cured Al ny iRI nnaTn1s
within tbs last siGhtesG ysSTs S9 T d. JoRRstoS,
NithSSssd 'by tie reporters Of the eaa, Gnd
many other pGpsTs NOTICES S9IBbTTei bssI3sn bis
AEal9 Ah9 sIaa5tIsmSp Of bAraeteT and respOnGi.
tIftIl' H. y - hcIsnt guarantee e lheamleted.
bll'YI I'm HbqIsREs6S SPEEDILY CURED.
Persons wfliinE ;boqld BE- ParHsSlSI N greet
lnEtheh low John NJ JOHNSTON, u. D.,
manner baltimore Lock Hospital,
,., baltimore. MaTtlAnd.
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Lines on the Death OF Mrs. Mary
KILLER.
Dearest mother, thea hast left US,
We thy loss NEST deeply fseli
Bat, 'us God who hath bsreft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
Past her suffering, past her pain.
Cease 70 weep, for tears are vain
Calm the tumuh Of your breast
She who suffered 10 arrest
SLEEP o. aUee. friend and take thy rest,
GOD called thes home When he thought bost
In Jesus arms thou aWsstly sleep
While We are left on earth 10 weep,
NJ her friend, 81 o. '. o.
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Medical.
OR. ER KIN 3 q.
Financial.

I B. BRYAN, Pres. }. 4. RUPF. Treas.
Washington City Savings Bank,
Corner Of Seventh stTesfAnd LouisiAna avenue,
PAYS INTEREST on Deposits
Open daily from g;D a, IN. 70 3 p. m, and on
SATURDAY EVENING. from $50 to 1882, m.
iaf9-lY
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I0UdHLIH DRU0 STORE, oPPQsITE
SouSStly compounded, and Al The Lowest shAr1ss,
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Builders and Material,

u AND RooflE0 HlrkRIAI.
osk TaaoHs Its 70 Aps s'st SOTP Ry.r
ter, and al kinds o. RoodnE hstsriAls.
.0raVsl RoonuE done in the best manner and the
shortest notice. TH0B. RAHBY,
fsi6 I'm Cerasr Tenth west and Canal
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HAHAhDAAL AND OVAAHAOAAB.
WAsHTHsToH, March ., 1870. = Jay Cooke
4 OO.futnIsh the following duotAtionS OF Gov.
eminent securities; 70 1h..
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nsnbsr ofths Royal College ofsuTEsons, LoEdon.
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleyss IN
life has been spent In the hospitAls Of London,
Paris, Philadelphia. aud elsewhere, has Effected
some Of the most AStonishinE cures that were ever
knOwnI many troubled with rim gina In the head
and ears when asleep, great n.Iyouhnesst being
quentblushinE I, attended aometimeswith AderanEs
msnL Of the mind, were epTed mtdlAtslX.
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BY TELEG RAPH!
Special 10 The whits Pine Daily Nswl
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES!
EASTERN NEWS.

New York, August 1.
John Helford, saloonkeeper at Shady,
New Jersey, surrendered himself last
night, on q charge of having killed a man
named Krum, who had seduced his wife.
The new Catholic Church was dedi-
Gated yesterday by Bishop Ward.
Senator ConklinR is reported as work.
ing for the nomination of VIM. II. Seward
for Governor. 1t is also reported that
the Postmaster General is to be trans
ferred to the Marshal's Office.
p. Dooly was shot twice yesterday, by
his son, for reprimanding him for keep
ing bad company and late hours.
Jos. Campbell was called into a base
ment ON Washington street, Yesterday,
and stabbed Is times by Pat Hughes and
wife.
Elijah Jones, q coachman, shot by o
Fshkill bank robber, died on Thursday.
No further development concerning
the murder OF Nathan. The morning
papers all denounce the charges of The
Sunday Mercury that Wash. Nathan
committed the murder.
Gov. Hoffman will decide John Reals
fate to-day. A private dispatch from
Newport says the sentence will be COM
muted.
New YORK, August l.
Long before 10 o'clock this morning,
the hour at which Nj. Nathan's funeral
was to be held, the neighborhood of his
late residence was thronged with a dense
mass of human beings. The crowd num-
bered over SOCIAL intently watching
for the funeral procession. Members of
the Stock Exchange, Directors of Mount
Sinai Hospital, several Doctors, Judges,
and prominent citizens, attended the
funeral. At about IL O'Clock the pro-
cession formed, and proceeded to the
cemetery at Ridgewood Park. His two
sons had to be supported down the steps
of the house to the carriage. Both were
weeping violently, and were completely
overcome with emotion. The hearse
was preceded by 80 men, marching, and
after them came so boys of the Jewish
Orphan Home, and 60 carriages-the
first one occupied by the two sons.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LosDoS, July 31-Midnight.
A dispatch from Paris states that the
EInperor's headquarters tonight are at
StAron, neal the frontier. This indicates
q general engagement close at hand.
BERLIN, July 81.
The hesitation about opening HOSTILE
ties, and delay in the imperial declara-
ton of war, are here ascribed to a con-
sciousness on the part of Napoleon that
the war should be long and painful,
owing to the superiority of needle-gun
over the Chassepot, as already demon
strated in the encounter between skirm-
ishers.
Fifteen ships laden with stone and
moored in the Elbe. below Hamburg
road, are to be sunk on approach of the
French fleet.
LONDON, July 81.
II is certain that England will take
action TO defend Belgium. The Times
says that Gladstone's speech at the
Mansion House meeting, Saturday even
ing, proves that he recommends war,
and is ready to meet it. A French
squadron is still cruising off Thurso,
Scotland.
PARIS, July 81.
Journal Oficiel this morning says
Government has decided that during the
war no person, Of whatever nationality,
will be permitted to enter or leave France
without a passport. This is applicable
to subjects of those States actually at
war with France, who car only travel in
the interior with special permission of
the Minister of the Interior. The
Journal Oficiale also says French citi-
ZEN expelled from Baden were subjected
to outrageous treatment. They were
conducted to the frontier in chaises, and
made to pay for places where they were
locked up to escape the violence Of the
people.
The Duke Of Cadone is now in Stock
holm, on a mission from the French
Government. Will go to Copenhagen
on similar business.
The Liberte opposes the suggested
occupancy Of Belgium by Great Britain,
claiming it would disgust Belgium.
ROME, July 81.
His Holiness yesterday received Gen.
Dumont, commander of the French
Another detachment of the
French army left Civita Yecchia for
Marseilles on Sunday.
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'SPALDrNG's GLUE mends furniture,
toys. ~crockery. and all ornamental work. =
NEvERMoRE can the coarse, gritty tooth
powders and Notwithstanding m fluids
md . place on the toilets Of sensible peoplei
perseded them sil. .
INTERNAL REVENUE AND STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations, for sale at the Postofice.
0reenbacks bought and sold. Postofhce drafts
Issued on all the principal cities and towns in
the United States.
II. MICHAEL has Just received from
California and the Eastern States an immense
stock OF Cigars, Tobacco. Stationery, Cutlery,
AND smokers articles, which he offers TO the
trace ~ greatly reduced rates-one door below
Medin's corner.
THE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rentted and elegantly furnished throughout,
Of the Kind In the city. as 1t has been for q long
time the Most popular, on account Of its low
rates Of charges and well diminished tables. Cali
and get an excellent meal for so cents.
The confession OF AN ISvALID.-Pub-
lished for the benefit Of Young Men, and others,
VINO suffer from nervous debility. ETC., supply
ing the means Of self-cure. Written by one who
has cured himself. and sent free of charge, on
receiving . postpaid directed enveIop. Address,
shrough p~ostofice only. JONATHAN II. Coop, San
ft1aeAsco, Cal.
USED UP.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG Men
the enervAted and used up, who have lost their
youthful energy. ambition and bodily yieor. in
me pursuit OF Social p-LEAsuRR-wfth words az
eheer' and sanitary aid for the seemingly hone
less. Sent free, In sealed enyeiops. Lddresa
aoWAkD ASSOCIATION. Boz p, Philadelphis.
Pennsylvania.
Travis. WILSON & Co.'s SrAoE-the
only reliable line running to Phoebe, Ely. and
infermediate points leaves, a. usual, on Mon
day and Thursday mornings, ct 9 O'Clock. Yves.
y out on the other end, restocking and renttine
me ronn, sna they are now prepared to take
passengers through on concord coach. in "A
hours, at reasonable figures. or on = plug wagon
for . Dit. For particulars. call at their once.
Main street.
A PR~ovrDENrIAL REMEDY.-The Mon
goose. bitten by . poisonous serpent, seek. a
certain plant. eats Of IT. and RECEIVERS. In like
manner, thousands OF European dyspeptics. and
victims o. liver complaint, disorders OF the bow.
els. debility, dropsy, rheumatism. ETC., n0ck e
the Seitger Spring In Germany and are cured by
It's s4lubrious waters. We have this Spring, In
all Its sanitary perfection, multiplied ad In.
hnitum, in this Country, In the form II Tar
rants Efervescent Settler Aperient. II Is thu
Spa made portable and available for the uses OF
the million. The million use IL. 1t Is the great
household medicine Of the land. ut once de.
hciOus, refreshing. and unequaled as Q corrective
end alternative. Sold by all druggists.
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tuesday. August 2. 1870
Toaso Awake.-A Road Movement In Spring
Valley.

4 valued correspondent writes us the
sollovipe. under date 'Toano, July 29th.'
We trust our correspondent will be more
frequent, when he has time from his
duties as brigade master, and keep us in
formed of eoings on in his section;
The new road to Boise City is to be
opened at once, via Toano. Mr.. Kelly
and party, who went out 30 days ago, to
Law ont and stake the road through the
Snake river, have returned, and give a
mos. glowing account of the road and
country along it. They have found a
far better route than they did last year.
The route now is from Toano to Thou
sand Spring Valley. Passing through
this valley. thence up the northwest fork
of Thousand Spring Valley creek 10
miles. thence pass through a low pass TO
the south fork Of Salmon river 2 miles,
thence down the south fork Of Salmon
river to the main Salmon river, and down
the valley Of Salmon river to Snake river,
crossing Snake river at King Hill, and
lutefsectlnH the AtttOu q ooADc OHy
road at Warm Springs. which are 80 miies
east from Boise City.
This route has plenty of water the year
and the best Of grass the entire
distance. The valley Of the Salmon, for
q distance of 80 miles, ranging rom one
to four miles wide. will afford the best
Of Summer and Winter quarters for thou
sands Of cattle and horses. IS there Is no
here during the Winter months.
This valley was formerly the Winter
quarters for Indians Of the Snake river
and without doubt is the best
stock-raising country between the Rocky
and Sierra Nevada.
The distance from Toano to Snake
river will be 122 miles. and from Snake
river to Boise City 68 miles, making the
distance 1893 miles, against 264
by the old Kelton route, and 2S5
by the new Elko route. Heavy
cams will leave here in a few days to do
he work, and inside of 30 days the road
will be complete, stages running, and
my amount Of Idaho freight moving on
his road. X.
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ELY IrEMs.-Mike McCluskey, a pi-
oneer White Piner, is extending his lines
to take in a branch operation in Phoebe;
and is building a house in the new city.
James Ellington, Major-G General in oc-
cupation Of the Phoebe property, and as
true a bit Of humanity as ever drew
breath, paid US a brief visit yesterday,
and is of again-yia San Francisco and
Salt Lake, and back in a fortnight. We
have a weakness for Jimmy, and are
glad to know that he is in excellent
spirits, and considers that he has a for
tune in Ely.
A fine establishment is about build
ing, corner Meadow Valley and Main
streets, to be occupied by the proprie-
tors, Sam Vucovich and Nicolich, as a
flrst-class saloon and billiard room, to be
presided over, we presume, by that smil-
ing countenance OF 10. Coschina.
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wEsTERm NEWS.

CHICAGO, August /.
A Washington special states that addi-
tional troops will be sent to North Caro-
lima, and Gov. Holden has 10 companies
Of regulars at present at his disposal.
Before any troops were sent to the State,
Holden came to Washington and had a
long conference with the President and
Secretary of War, and explained the stu
alton. Both the President and Secre-
tary regarded it necessary that troops be
Immediately sent. Troops have been as
rapidly distributed ms possible, and they
now hope the election will pass quietly.
The French Minister has communicated
to the State Department the order or de-
cree Of his Government to the effect that
no military officers of foreign Powers