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LOCAL NEWS s.

Theatrical. On Tuesday evening the
Langrishc Company, consisting of Mr.: and
Mr. Langiishe, Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Fitz.
Williams, Harry Richmond, l.. n Browne,
Jimmy Gnfllth, Mr. Gloss and MI. Mord-
sncr, opened the season with the &erious
Familv, which hsstbces followed by the
Stranger and Orphan Of 0sneea-with good
after pieces. Tonight, Ali not Gold that
O!itle-y II on, and 10 morrow evening will be
presented that glorious play Ireland az il
Wa, with Nature e. PAilosophy for the af-
ter.piccc. The houses have. been such, We
think, rs to favorably commend our town
To Mr.. Langrishc, nearly every scat in the
house being occupied each evening, and as
the company will only remain during the
early part of the coming week, and several
sttractive features will he introduced, we
anticipate good and well pleased audiences
every night. Known TO- but few of our
people. playing without . stage or the &C.
ccssorics Of good scenery and properties,
and limited to the range Of ieccs prcscntable
under these circumstances, the acting has
depended solely upon its own merits, and
II IL bot fair 10 say has not only given uni.
vcrsal satisfaction but surpassed the expccta.
ton Of even those who were aware of the
fact thss Ax Langrisbe has one Of tho best
stock companies in. America. We don't.
like 10 say this because it il said"of every
scrub Company that goes into town where
. hswspsper or handful Il printed. But It
10 conceded fact by ali who have been
here and In tho larger eastern cities within
the past two years, that very few companies
equal It. Mr. and Mrs. Langrishc arc still
the happy and favorise fmpcrsonators Is of
yoFe:" Richmond Is valusblc acquisition.
rendering oil his characters we'll, and Of
some OF them he Is master. Mr.. Browne, Mn.
Shields aud lrA IitzwilliamA have improved
very much in the past Two or three years We
would b. pleased. u give an able ana ..ex.
,epaed notice Of the representa- ons which
shey hsvc given in Deer Ledge, but--this
10 only q country paper, and It puzzles the
city qaisls TODD Il we'll II We arc re they
come, trust their visit may be pleasant and
Temunerativc, and the ENCOURAGEMENT such
that they may be pleased to come again.
e%lRON HYDRAI'i ~ p,pr l., ...ss l.. -,
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"MRs WRIGHTs BOARDING HOUSE, cosr,
House Square, Deer Lodge-Havinx removed into q
new and compQdious house, few guests can be &C.
commodAted WITH BOARD AND CODGiNG BY THE
DAY OR WEEK. Rates reasonable.
: r<3-0 Fan NM A WRIGHT
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" WAlTED-0ns ~ OF Hoass Eogs delivered
Deer Lodge Immediately. Apply to
Lar y a@i ,s-cis'ro- A. R.TH1A0a1R.f ,
. ss1.s ls s.a orW. W. PARKER,
Sun Pearl Gallery, Deer Lodge.
Apal I'll, le1Q.n y "A. Z -, ST.
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Pilgrim Dar.-We believe it was in the
fall Of 81 that Jno Wallace and Sam Bates
discovered Pilgrim Bas, now one Of the
richest and most permanent placer mines of
Montana Litte was done on Il until .oe, and
90 was too dry. SO, although Catching &;
Co. on one claim took out 81, 900 in seven
weeks last summer, Pilgrim Bar Is yet scarce
opened. There arc in the camp at present
about no. mon, and some seventeen com
panies will work -hydraalies and -eround
sluices. These companies will produce
from $1,000 to 1000 each per week. 1t is
covered by the Rock Creek Lake Ditch chr.
rying 100 to l,4oo Inches of water: the
old Pioneer Ditch carrying LEGO to ! 100
inches, aad Sesscn " Co. g Ditch CARRYING
$50 inches- Water is in ~ll this week. On
Tuesday the entire bar was scene Of setiv.:
ity, men md teams being visible in all
dircctions,- repairing, digging and laying
fumes, pipe and hosc, willie the bar looked
like big lumber yard spread out little
thin. Pixies Peak, the town of the camp,
counts q houses, nearly oil new, and build-
ing is progressing rapidly. Il is located h,
well'shcltcred little valley at the side Of
the bar. and confines its glorics to one
street, of amazing width, with facilities for
indefinite extensions. Mcssra. Kennoa l.
Meyer have been doing tho merchandising,
and are now about to be assisted By Nessrs.
Fisher 4 French, 81 Pioneer; Who are 1t.
ting up branch store At the Peak, ,Jehn
henner runs wheat flour bakery. H.
WhIletchesow docs the blacksmlihing, and
Fisher 4 Beery. Tucker & Buchasan. and
George w. Hin furnish tho rccrcatious Of
the town. All arc jubilant at the supply Of
water and ti,s good psospects. Of thssesson,
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Call and liquidats at the Bank Exchau re.

| SA1 and nQuioate ~ the Bank Exchan re.
Bear.-We scjourned in Bear last Sun.
day Awondcrful csAp - has been. but
10 sbief glories of TO- day are traditions Of
the past, for sturdy strokes and we'll dircc-
tea streams have turned III treasures "a the
world asd the ynoll,ckisG boys of other
days have gone ~ quess,of, other uincs.
Still there are some $50 men workinr IN
Bear gulch. and perhaps 100 men in the
surropAdipgs lide, ,gu)ehaar sbQut Ne same
number a. last year. with fully q eeed pay.
Water is plenty and there is not an ,idi.
mk6 IL the camp Joaquin Abascsl". Ise Z
O'Connell Mr.. Fitzgsrs,a and John Roman
arc doing a good merchandise trade, and
handling more dust Than n any camp v.
have been in,,owing. il, "A neasure to the
df'ft diggings and natural gulch water
BeastoSn has had thevr reputation Of beiur
the hardest camp in Montana, and MANY Of
IL SceSsof doSStats and Asmoruus deeds
It has been the scene Of would well repay
recital: = Fssssps one Of thsei .daxa 4 iew
clovef leaves" may make their appesrancc.
And meantime we acknowledge gracefully
many kinduesas ard & handbon5s- subscrip.
ton list from the Bcaritca-
z II t eferl-p sIJ
s.i: - l:s' Zs - !: III ksss;atk s.: a. Ss
" 131l Es:s 80 :::f - f,::S5
pa 81 Z. A~sss- Saak.SsssA siai ,aiai,rr.
Datta. No., Iohr No,;s1 sSs sfSSsssI
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Montana Penitentiary. 3 O'Clock D.
10. Of Tassdsy,s goodly number Of citizens
co"grcgatcd on the site of tho Montana Pen
'tent'ary 70 witness and participate In the
ceremonies Of '.hrcaking ground' for the
"o"e Wing" 80 long auttering in Mon.
tan. prospects: Ata little past 1 O'Clock.
Superintendent 4. II. Mitchell landed Inc
hss s'sovclful Of earth from ihc 'fSdndstiou
trench, and the work was declared com.
meooed. Wf'hnany wishes for the suceeIs-
ful and uninterrupted completion of the
structure, those present pledged Superinten.
dent, Contractor, end building, In spasklinr
vintage, and salute Of 100 guns was fired
salutcs were sfterward fired for 6upcrintcn.
don't Mitchell, Contractor Mckinney. Tie
Press Of Deer Lodge collectively and sepa:
ra's'y>, and the future City Of Dser hodge,
Since then the work has continued uninter.
ruptcdly; tho excavations .arc made. and 1
temporary building ID erected. Tie conntiact
for $1,000 feet of iumber-3s, 900 f,r or
spruce. and 1900 clear pine. .has been
awarded to Messrs. Murphy 4 Co. At ESQ
per n. The hauling of $40 percl,es Of ,,o.e
from pemeerton 4 Kellcys quarry, 3 mile,
distant. hast'ce swarded 10 Mr. Blforl
OF ae'sns ss 81 20 Mr. Geo. Montgomery
Nv probably receivc ahs contract tor aoo.
NV bricks Experiments have demonstrs.
~ hat sSood qualify 81 bfiex ed "a b
mao one mile up the river. A number ~
men ARD now nuarrv,c.. -,
oman ssal b specdi,y Il work on ~
co''di"s There will be no delay, and our
'doty HEREAFTER Mtll be 10 reennrt .n..s.su
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@RoN HYDRAULIC PIPE, IL conceded by Ill
miners the cheapest. tightcst most durable and
nov ssaisg Oiach heavy iron Pipcat q. 30 Is az
~ ySm.. :; STKANG T. CO.
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-. LIZ. U MO N o. MA ~. - ..
PACIFIC RAILROAD
Isncx completed and running Daily Passenger d
Trains formins In connection with the
~ st CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD, -
IN AL RAIL ROUTE FROM MONTANA aud The
.-.r .-r,- Psciac Coast TO- - "a
OMAHA AND THE EASTERN STATES /!
making Tie unsxanplsd tire Il % -.
Two Days and . hours from 0ovinne
80" a'' TO OMAHA s-,.i' q g.
Direct Connection. made :: T. oonINNE with Stages
Helena, Virginia City
r. Gg' u and oeAer points in Montana
At Omaha, With CHICAGO 4 NORTHWESTERN,
= CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND 4 PACIFIC, and a.,
ST. JOSEPH 4 COUNCIL BLUFFS RAILR0ADs,
MissouriLin g, OF Paokets.
sHIcAoo,: .ifsG Il = yHgro2 n#o us
o 'esra,sT: loun al !, ,.r.,v sv,, o.,x .ss.v 5a
oGs urt'. 34str.f = S.aTGsls BOSTON,
IRA end "a psiadpGl Eassesn ~ soslAen Cities.
Denver, Central city, SsntsFe,
. odsaa AsDsisss II ossossae asa New Asstoa' II
,D2d' Q. gaiI AMMAN, sseaAs,l CO :Gsy %
b. Great Sweetwster Mlaing District .g
ID na#.l Cd At DzsHRE1r soe 80 no ami y
SaIt Lako City And 0ovtsssrn Utab.
mr. At PRoNoNroRI wit. the 1'"i
g . N tr u I Pa ONO HailrOo d
.rGeist gg9for Nesada IA Caliesnia. l"un d.
Fret Class Hotels and Eatiag House
:. Ut eoavenient points % the Line.
+..st PUILNAN'B s,-,., a
Lux,a1.1ou2-l9 loeping Car u,
tziz d.iw q aeeaapany I'll tssisa II J.
iseD?1e 1shes - - RssisAts Apply - ~ sgef
L ,s,-asIal rCl-rH. oaoWn8oN,. Il
T. supp 'ts1 e g. aA nsses Xe''e ;,
'-s0e.A Isekst Ase.t. fa.s.s mots yoean sast .,
A a =
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Mr. Joseph Alger il now Clerk of tho
4eeE Ledge T. 0: 5vics NJ: Clohecy. Mr..
q. was an excellent Clerk, and the entire
commpuiy would have. been, pleased to zee
him continue in the Office. Mr.. Aleer Is
ceupetsnt, .oeurteoue, and We have no
doubt will be as efficient and well liked.
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Capt. c. c. and s. e. Huntley returned
from Cedar few days since, bringing up .
thonssnd dollars Of Cellar gold.Ig t9.4r
1>FOR SALE At A NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Block, and 10 Wood street. Helena THE desirabls
Business Honse with Anc Fire proof and convenient
to the business centre, wrll n SOLD ~ DApsAlx.
Apply to LEHMAN 4 NEWMAN, u.
att On the nrcmises y.
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25 rs 40 40 20 06
Golden Crown Golden, Crown! ~
Just received invoice Of these Cigars the favortcs
Of Montana smokers, which ass selling at royals
ton prices--two bits Call at our new store, "
Post Once Building, ..
As LEWIS COLEMAN. n
10 a. AZ % 20 as
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JUST RECEIVED. WALL Paper
JaR rsceivsdA heavy Invoice Of Wall Paper includ.
Ing patterns Of elegant design and beautiful aush
large assettment Of ail kshds, 1t fais rates.
ING .llA!Rcn l EAHlTsR !. ooT
WI City Drug Store.
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~ FOR eAL1--A PINE HOTEL property In one
OF the most prosperous camps Of Montana. An excel
lent chance Eos pr0Atabls iaxestnent r.
Address III. ~"
5 tz,r = Care New Noth-West OMee,, :
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, i-hs esoq r5NOEICE.: 10 u u
/. A II pss.ens dealing I. psschendse Who sen splg,
ere oqoiro1 under the law 70 take ont IN s6ditiona
Lcense Of Ten Dollars per quarter. Al persons not
complying With the shove murt suffer tho conseQreu
cee. s..@ III Il. g. FREDRICKSON,
q. 42-H Treas. and Col Deer Lodge Co.
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~ TIE KING OF SHlZWlZTICK and all Other
fatheress boys 60 to the Excelsior Bowling Allsy.
Deer Lodge to drowa then beef In the spurious con-
solutions dealt to cuetomcrs ovr III champion bar Of
the Territory For particulars eoae over fornist the
Posssdee. under the blue sign. AHisa powers In the
asw sesm every day and evening. s.sa7as
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~ HAVING snpsJsSd a1ISss elss. Tlss,o,.s,. -.
bsr. eastpners win receive psoapt seatioa, snd e,
guaranteed good shave, haircut or shampooo Il d.
BATHS, 'sAfHst BATHS aArn
Occidental Bath House. Deef Lodge, re-opencd Sat-
urdly Apsfl oh. Reatted and In eooa order. nsAhs
$50. % r PLUNNrR
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e~GREAT SALE OF CLOTHING-w. copinus
& Bro. have in store In TIC New Nonru-WEsr Build
Ing Deer Lodge, large stock of
CALIFORNIA READY MADE CLOTHING,
:. To he sold out d wholesale Prices,
At RETAIL without reserve. The best bargains ever Of
fered on the West Side. splendid stock, and must
GREAT BARGAINSfN COATS =
} = 0ivsJssa call before parcbasiaG slssvlerA
Also. Al INVOICE OF Tzssr QUALITY Coal On, Tor
,Ef Eryi-~aY ~ p"
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biI'y WILSON makes hesdqsarters at IL Bank II.
change.
:nRrsanay- Oar PiDaesr 4iisksotxssS1s
s'rous OF seeing The Laasrishc Company in
their camp. before i leaves. tie, Yves. Side.
Mr.. Langfishe will 30 over On Sunday u,
take view of tne'sitnstion, and /. il quits
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. naI~ta161ut
or two about the last Of next week.
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.sR Proposals. Win he received q ~ oGes AZ
CAgett 4 Dixon, Dear Lodge City. up 10
e&k, SatSydaEl Ask IN tor .hs delis,
efy sShe bFick1afd. Deer b6dte, of seven.
ty.iive ~! co1a1 q rssasoned wood, cord-
wood lenEfh, 70 e osed Tor burning brick.
The wood to be delivered in two weeks from
time Of award Uf contract. The nnScr.
signed reserves the right to reject snv or IN
Does Lodge, 1sy 8 1870. =
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~ 0c1'-1 COMES uhucr
date of Apri: g.. 1.-The creek is booming
washing out bitches and raising the ''old
Ned" generally. The side ditch running
through louisville, burstctl, washed out and
swept off o1e:lp1e 'ont Cedar street com.
plete. Two cabins were consumed by fire
on the seth In louisville. The timber was
set on fire by it, and only for heavy rain
last night and this morning, VIC would have
been smoked out. BIRD"
Ben! DID you 80 to see those Falls yet /,
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:. -Goyerpor Ashley stopped at Aesd's
last night en- route to Cedar Creek and
Thompsons River. "
ralbut Barnes VIM ~ Pleased 70 ~ their frie,ds
=. tss Bank Ezehangs1 aor szsa > a,sa3 r..
-t-Court viii probably adjourn next week. .
Ia Stone LETT Sof Cedar today. Sue.
ceessl Std H'tsitssa a gfraaT arat. 7o:. szs.< 4
Tho United etates Grand Jsry IL stu
In scsalou. "a Hs:sa 5as s.asassai| n
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wssa1 avesaec ~. Average for Apdl 90 III
II. rain fell: clear. calm ana rainy dag.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
FROM BROWN.


Eds. Gazette Business and pleasure
having called me through a portion Of
Brown and Oxford townships, some OBJ
,ervations were made which may prove
Of interest to some of your numerous
-eaders.
Probably the severity Of the storm on
thursday. the 18th, IS not generally
,nown. About II o'clock A. NJ. the
ain began to descend in torrents, and
a belt of country about one mile in
width was visited by a very severe storm
# wind, in addition to the rain, driving
with the violence of hurricane and
loing immense damage to fences, hay
md wheat stacks, &c. uprooting timber,
and switching off fruit trees like reeds.
The storm was most destructive in that
part of Brown township in which Messrs.
). Walker, E. Longwell and S. Oliver
reside. The latter lost a very valuable
:ow by the falling of timber. Mr.. N.
Thurston, of Oxford, also lost valuable
COW by the same means. Mr.. Wallace,
of Oxford, had hay-stack struck by
lightning and consumed. Jonas Main,
Of Troy, had his barn struck and very
much damaged, but not consumed. The
damage to orchards through this belt of
country is great, but the late rains and
warm weather are having a benign in
fluence on growing corn. potatoes, pas
tures and late garden sass.
Fruits of every description viii be
light excepting, possibly, blackberTies.
The long faces seen in June have con-
siderably shortened since the harvesting
was begun.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

attacked by a column of French infan-
Try yesterday. and the enemy was re-
pulsed.
Saarbrucken was taken by the French
this morning. The loss was slight on
both sides.
A dispatch from Paris says that $500
IS paid for substitutes, and they are
scarce at that
LONDON. August SIT is understood
all war correspondents finally have been
expelled from both lines.
The Daily News of this morning says
the French Government has declined
the services of Generals Lee and BeauTe-
gard.
BERLIN. August 3.-King William. IS
now at Mayence To-day he issued a
/ proclamation TO the armies Of Germany,
assuming the communicating IN chief
LONDON. August 5-Horses are said
/ to be scarce both in Germany and
/ France. The Germans used them for
cavalry, and the French for artillery
1t is rumored to-day that negotiations
are pending TO keep open the ports Oi
| Hamburg and Bremen during the war
/ It is said that the United States, as well
as England. is urging this.
The Emperor on his return to Metz. af
ter the bartle, sent the following dispatch
/ TO the Empress Louis has received
his baptism of FIRE He was admirably
| cool and little impressed A division o.
Frossard's command carried the heights
1 overlooking SaarbTuck. The Prussian>
/ made a brief resistance. Louis and
were in the front. where the bullets fcl
about us. Louis keeps a ball he picked
| up. The soldiers wePt AT his tranquility
| We lost an officer and ten men.
| tSigned) NAPOLEON.
LONDON, August "A telegram from
| Amsterdam confirms the report of tn,
French exploit at Saarbruck, but calls i
a c0ll6 de theatre to act on Paris, anC
not military success.
Lord RusseII's speech tonight agains
France represented the Liberal feehns
far better than Gladstone's, and wa.
heartily approved in both Houses. TIL,
statement he drew from Lord Granville
| though not explicit, was significant of
more decided policy than before an
| nounced. Still it does not meet the view
of a strong party which insists that tht
only way for England 10 keep out of tn
war is by frank assertion of her readI
ness to go into It when necessary. No
body here cares anything about tn
shadowy possibilities of future media
ton. which seem SO alluring to Mr.
Gladstone. Hence the journals friendl,
to the Government. and solicitous tina
England shall do her whole duty, pres
Lord Granville with words beyond thei
literal sense, and insist they mean al
the country wants them to mean.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
NEWS or THE WEEK.


One German vessel has taken out sea let
ters to sail under the American flag.
The Democracy have Fe-nominated Geo.
W. Morgan for Congress in the 18th Dis
trict.
The democracy have nominated L. R
Critehfield for Congress in Judge weIkers
District.
John A. Smith has been renominated for
Congress by the Republicans in the sixth
District.
Some Newark gentlemen propose to start
q machine shop IN Marysvfle, provided the
people Of the town viii give them SUM
ciens encouragement.
The people OF Champaign county are to
decide by vote whether they will be taxed
to secure the Agricultural College.
The French cable dispatches are unrelia-
BILE They seem to be composed in equal
parts OF gasconade and grapevine.
The Irish Republican Central COMMITTEES
Of New York City have nominated Horace
Greeley tor Governor Of New YORK.
The Lebanon people have shout given up
the idea OF getting The short line from Day
ton to Cincinnati through their lively HttIe
city. Il VIII doubtless take Miamisburz.
Franklin, MiddletOWp, ETC., etc., in its
route.
Ehesioux, who have been at the bottom
Of the whole Indian troubles, are reported
eol'eeting Tor GIapd peace eouncfl. This
is one OF the good results Of Red Cloud's Wis
1t TO Washington aud New York.
General Franz sigeI was run over on
Broadway, New York, ThuFsday night, by
a carriage, and two Of his ribs broken. The
phs sicians declare that he Will -recov-
er in two weeks. The accident was caused
by last drlving.
J. w. simontOn, General Agent for the
Associated Prsas, while in Europe closed a
contract for Ave yeAru' alliance with the
Reuter- Telegraph Company, the Contin, n
Havas Butler Agency Of Paris, which
places at the disposal Of the press OF the
United States ali organizations of any i'm.
portancs tOrthe collection Of news in the
old world,
A despatch from Newark, o., dated July
2sth, says: During severe thunder storm
about ten O'Clock this morning. the NORTH
wing OF the Eewark Rolling Mil, sixty by
hundred and seventeen feet, was lift4d from
It's 1oundation and hurled to the g1Ounu.-
The building Is total wreck. The imme
diats loss IL 50 600. The loss caused by delay
is much greater. Fortunately motives wer.
lost.
A terrible steamboat accident occurred
on the Mississlppi river, thirty miles above
Memphis on SUNDAY night. The steamer
Silver spray exploded her boilers, killing
and woundfng q mum bef OF her crew and
passengers. she then took IRE ana while
d0ating down the stream, BuFGed to the
water's edge. Eighteen person wefe Lost. {
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05
THE TERM OF COUNTY AUDITORS.
No Vacancy rnaiI November, 1871.

The General Assembly passed an act
last April extending the term of Office of
the County AUDITORS to the second Mon
day Of November. 1871. Some doubt
existed in the minds of many as to the
constiiutionality of the act. and in the
belief that It was unconstitutional. prep
arations were made by aspirants for the
Office in various districts to run for the
Office.
In view of the doubts which existed
in regard to the matter. the Auditor of
Greene county addressed note to the
Auditor of State, asking for his opinion
in regard to the constitutionality of the
act. To this note Auditor Goldman re-
piled in an elaborate opinion, sustaining
the action of the Legislature. declaring
that no vacancies would occur in the Of
! hce of the County Auditor until the sec
ond Monday Of November. 1871 He
! adds, however, in a mi-humorous way
IF, notwithstanding this opinion. you
and the people of your county desire to
preclude the possibility of the question
/ being raised in the Courts this can be at
tanned by electing the same men in 1870
| and 1871. Then there can be no one to
raise the question.
In the opinion Of Auditor Goldman,
| Attorney General Pond concuTs. So we
suppose those whose longing ewes have
been fixed upon the office Of Auditor in
| their respective counties may as well
withdraw their gaze and fix it upon some
more accessible prize Cincinnati Ga
/ gefkr,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-05

Let me tell you," says Saratoga
correspondent of the New York World,
''of a pretty little mink, in summer silk,
who had put on her hoops before COM
ing to the Columbian Springs to be filled.
She spoke the Brooklyn dialect, which
is religious, and She was accompanied
by fast looking young man who wore
a sporting velvet coat and one of those
absurd glossy hats which suggest the
impossible idea of polished veal. Give
me another. dear she said in a bub-
bling voice that had pleasant splash
to it. One more darling; do SO love
the lithic acid. don't you. Yes, my
charmer. he replied. softly bending over
her, but you promised NE to stick to
the loride of calcium until we were
married. Well, what's the difference.
you were going to take cloride of potas-
sium for my sake, but you've been mix
ing iodides and bicarbonates for a week.
You know it nowg and she dropped a
little hot tear inte Sae last tumbler.-
Then they went slowly away in search
of another puddle-