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, 1870-04-29

BERLIN, April es-Aany Important measures
sessions Of which arc now being held In this city
, 1870-04-29

A Man in Peorin Crushed TO Dent1,
by u Wagon.
PEORIA, Ill, April 9S--A fearful and fatn1 acci-
dent happened at the Chicago, Burlington + Quln-
cy Railruad depot this noon. 4 man named Thos
Wilson was putting . letter on the train, when the
horses OF an express wagon, becoming fractlous,
backed up agninBr him, crushing his head into q
Jelly against the car and lntlctlng injuries from
the effect OF which he died In a few hours De-
ceased Was brother Of Circuit Clerk Wilson.
, 1870-04-29

Meteorological record for April g, 1870, a. re.
dolph street. correspondent Of the Smithsonian In.
sntute The small letters are the initials for the
%ost % as%espss.e ses and aa1&ass $assws
, 1870-04-29

To Remove Moth Patches. FrcckJcs
and tan from the face, use Perrys Moth and
FieeGte Lotion The only reliable and harml. %
street, New York. Sold by ali lruggista
, 1870-04-29
BUSINESS CHANCES

4 sfEAH E3W:aI1. Eff1,jfs''a;T:- T1FRE 11so coaS
a a meal en- "a nsadc, with eshcree power, AZ?
C 54 & vg ss.s = IL T. A Emu e ~
So H sscs1lsd sa Rs4sa,y5 ss @ sss = s
L c. HOMES, Room No, ; cealt House.
Az ENERGETIC BUs1EEss NAN, OF FIRST
and 1un afs.eia:s aour 80 sssss Mi et slp d
sssoss e oI3s 9s Inquire or sdd'es K1SG BuDp
.ao1 eonSet a1 81 7 ye s
sss e hs h ssn ii
A FIouR1sHEG .c1GAR AND Eook STORE
ad2sS Min fIf1s:s :: Sl es1t es[ week Call
ssss9p III CT 70 ss1a M4E S TT !fss M
Isass for hrec yeats, good man. Liberal tetms.
s :ssy1 Yyos e. ssn @ /. sSas5iisi
A F1RsEcLAss SALOON, WITH STOCK, Lr1FSE.
sa sF I'll Il S5sss11s b
A RARE CnAMCE-wILI SELL. NY LUMBER
q yard. located IN good rcction Of country; also q
Gs aaiaSs e. good dry f'sd' store Address Boz
i foR s, ss5|ss joS M 4SR
SD soas G g. potato dsf c'
BILLIARD rAn5oH hAK q 4; g ToR
RAKERY-sTonE: AM, FIXTURES FOR SALE
ai,e Of 4 u s5t eHIc doing Soo bu'nes In
" turer1 Ec.. for ea1e CHEAP e4s Sss1Aet
FLooU!R !l MILL WELL FL. LOCATED q IKNEW N YORK ,
@ Wv ~ s a L. g gsags M a s.e EdG: d
$50 hossc Wiii be leased sr sold. II desirsd =
Gsz E'i hos%&E EsSt ( ss 49 to
TROCERY STORE FOR SALE WITH FULL
e ss Ada IL
GRocEnY ron SALE on .NoRTT SIDE,
cSssa isn aaa ne Il o 'eF
HALF INTEREST OF FIRsrCLAss sALon1. IN
ceIs S eisy for sas Arps on tho pnse I
GENIMAIX ~ 3d1, IoSATER ANP MEWLY
Rare ehaaes ~ iS
ONE OF THEFINEsT CENTRALLY LOCATED
CT iIss e sa
tas iD4s Tor en sSa %oa as
s2Rs * sfs e sss; AfEss sss ~ %,s4 Gsss i,
pART1Es WITH READY MEANS LOOKING
s,RS:5ss sSs
STOCK, q; T1EXTUnEs. 1E;sJ AND COOP WILL Of AN
sesS % Wea f. m
No: ssi West Lakest-, touthwrst corner ieavist
CslAIL sToCK OF pay GOODS AND NOTIONS,
35e E6ob s s5s psymset gse al estate Address DRY
AND DINING PARIoRs DOING a I
saod atss tar M Gn 5a'0nabo terms Apply
tail dcastGr In general merehaudee, will b. sold at
ia51sGa s6RE e9 m iacsssy' siny f. W 4 NJ y GED
, 1870-04-29
MARRIED

Paper 1fnnEings and Window
shades. latest styles. Faints, oils, glass and
brushes, at F. E Rsbys, s. Ralidolph,st
, 1870-04-29
Cod Liver Oil


Hazard 1 Caswen's Cod Liver OH ia the best
A ~ rut
, 1870-04-29

salt lkhcuna cured by using Juniper
TAT Soap, made by CasWcl1, Hazard & Co., New
, 1870-04-29
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, 1870-04-29
HOUSEHOLD GOODS

| 7oTsME-oFF1cE FrRxr7qRJE; ! !; EoSslsrtsHG =!
+ of eaPes shai5s Il bea ~ W1ISnS, I:saS 4 Gisttse.
frer, Il to 1 o'eloek.
H1KT1ES DESiR7Hl STORAGE FOE FuRStse!
tnIe Win ind zsnpls reenn no EsasonanS fnw-
! Tsiste Il E1,s@ Il sae au. hAzthff w.
, 1870-04-29

DERs6sAL- sAL-EFoRAATIoN. . jim MANTfFD Foe,' u q
Mnnfn sMxfa Isn1. " isei.nd- Atdfc4. JOSEPH
TYVsDKL, II. 4. Il R.. Peu.hkeepsao. NeE 9os..
, 1870-04-29

To fsasE~FfTK ions 81 aEoUSp 7X1e9e R91F FT
L each, TWO Of snore yrs.s. cheap iens
90 E1sT. ;256f= rR0PERTT-FOR RETAIL
woed gasd; ya!edA A I'D d.ss les,aGq aS'q ps g
~ GnAHSS = ushN Roora =, IS Wx1htn6sonAe
M fF1sFI.UHBER DOCK, $50 FEET RlvEK
t Is; funtatr-et, near Twenty App!y e
4 j. WEIGHT. aS htnzae1sa nes< ccEHet "a A''A'-t
, 1870-04-29

On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, and THURSDA1
AeFn1ngE May d. 9Th, md 9Th. At ihsar Sslesrpoms
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Notice.

L" 7er>20s ir::?::i % ~:e = s:o:e se-
cc,.:3: " = t., -. S>,a,> i; re hands of VI
=. ?. ?.--a..: s. cg.:@t::c::. an a:e &C.
.l.s.cl: - 80. Al: >c;:i- ::sc S4-?s =: once.
NJ . :: JAE.> MN NEIfsH
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: Sale Of I taigaaIe kaaas

* 81 Tsc7Tss - < 7ese- oE A:e---ev 80,
EE-sA<iS :, : etSE'iiN, -. :{>r. S.A,.
-.Lss
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TO COISIHPTIFK

L i. :cT2;rzbIe- IS = :'1E.-a :%:=r .esie'S '.t
G:Ee=!; .-ezIiiiss sr.; h--->>ioE e"T:c %i:c-
zIe1Ss .as: -:sS2s=-
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Helena Lots for Sale

;Wii.i. SELL. . ;:;e h:.as<: Ii,.,?-. nn
;.;r s,">C MnN2AY IN pEJE.""EE.H
AHAt. :N2 Houses a&i Los. <;:".:e,! IL
::'c r:,,:.cs 9! ilSiena. Qa> .: $40 ;r:< co...
:>:.,> o. ac-,,. ~: : bo.::.z.; ~ .la,:S O.:
! I. i:::fE, :.,' i.n9Sr-:s- I2:. .:uscpH PAWS.
a3'! - 500: - e;;;tr 10; $50 co.,
's;"> 2,>a:ii Al .,t-e. and IS ho"a,:e,: av
ass .: N'a;c: Jl"c>, Taa$. Y. L.Ne. :&c
.: G:'';: "!.:ch ". S;,.c- ::oa lives an1 IS
G,T:,:ec :7otH :;.e SrSI mentioned Z: y :
S:-re:.
Terms T;a,:c s-nwa OF re az o: ss,s.
.'cse los a'aE te treated 10: :: private
S@.e C":;. :Ae EAr. Persons w;Sh:@g %
Ir7cS=>e ", p,t&>e "a: o. ". JOIN W.
as. MO resides &::2 oae oi he :2;< al
-. - :.r.>-7c i. $Aca:1s * same.
No. =. -. :. :. UPWARDS.
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STATE OF SOCTHCAROLINA
N:wSGaST COUNTY.

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G"Gs- ~ So ::::;S IS. ::=~ Q: December.
49, Ic'-'@:. 49,.
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Nty. =. .--9:.
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FOR :tSTHHl

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4-,s.;r cscL;- AZ --rs1c:c- Cat aa': LEA
e. -: -e.HoSe
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LAND FOR SALE,
Ase sssssared and more .lrrrS,

?-S1E snE $A!N IN, Plantation ii.
SsS Ses-7r Gc:>:nir, < T., .,u..irinc
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
TEE COUNTY TAX LEVY.
An Act TO Make Provision for the Governments
Of tho County of New York.

An Act 10 Make Provision for the Governments
Of tho County OF New York.
Tho people OF the state OF New York, represenced
in Senate and Assembly, DO enact as iollows:-
SEC. l. In addition TO the several amounts ar-
thorized and required by existing laws to be raised
by tax IN the city and county oil New YORK for the
use OF the State, and for deraylng portion OF the
contingent and other charges and expenses OF said
city and county for the year 1870 the Board or
Supervisors OF said county are hereby cmpowe cred
and required as soon as conveniently may be after
the OF this act order and cause TO be raised
oy tax on the eSates subject to taxation according TO
law within the said county. ana 10 be collected ac-
cord ng 10 law the following sums OF money for tnes
several purposes hereinafter specified, deducting
from the aggregate amount thereof the estimated
revenues OF tse county Tor tue SAID year, other.
wise specially appropriated by law, thai IS to say-
APPROPRIATIONS.
For advertising s45, 600; tor care ana mainte-
nance OF Harlem (rbird ayenue) bridge, 5000; Tor
cleaning and supplies for county onices
$4,000; for county contingencies S4O,COV;
for contingencies, C0mptroiler's once, $4,000;
for CONTINGENCIES Registers ollce 81 0O0 to pay for
services vi night Waterman; for contingencies
Tax commissioners ONCE 1000; Tor contingencies
District Attorney $4,000; for Coroners' fees $40 oO
for disbursements and fees OF county ogicers and
CONTINUED ON TENTH PAGE
The New York herald., 1870-04-16
NEW YORK TAX LRTIIE.
No Increase In the Amount Of Taxation
for the Ensuing Year.
Provisions for the Issuance and
Payment Of Bonds.
The Repaving of Streets Already
Paved Forbidden.
-~~~~~--->-->>.
Amendments Perfecting the
New Charter.
Powers and Duties of the Police
Department Defined.
The Question Of Assessments for
Local improvements Settled.
Authority of the Depart
Powers and Duties of the Police
Department Defined.
The Question Of Assessments for
Local improvements Settled.
Authority of the Depart
mont Of>DOclxS.

The following are the texts of the New York city
and county levIes. presented in the State Assem-
bly, on Thursday last, and yesterday made the spe.
cial order for Tuesday next IL Will be seen that
there no increase over that OF last year in the
amount appropriated for the ensuing year. and thai
tho rate of taxation is thereby decreased.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
NOTICE.
Al a meeting Of the
Republican County Central Committee,

Held May IA, 1870, the following resolution was
adopted:
Resolped, That in all Districts where no cleo
ton has been h,l "a for members of the County
Central Committee, that such Districts be re-
quested to elect the number allowed by appoint
ment; and that the Secretary be directedt to pub
lish a notice OF the same.
By order of the Committee.
ma20 I'm c. r. BICENELI, seo'y.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10

CHINESE RUcTIoS.-Ah Qui, who fol-
lows the delightful pursuit of washing
clothes, became the victim yesterday OF
a lively diversion from the wash-tub.
His brother, who is n Young man Of
much promise, IN any but the butcher
ing business, painfully gashed his hand
while preparing the prandial repast,
wherenpon All Hee, n plump and rosy
Celestial female. who ranches on the
premises, soundly berated the ASlatlc
youth upon his clumeiness. This was
more than the elder brother could bear
and be talked back 10 the Flowery dam
sci like n Ieutonic uncle. Miss Hee was
not to be put down by All Qui in the use
of the polite vocabulary, 50 she incontl-
nently intimated to him, in tones not TO
be misunderstood. that he WAS a q a
son of n female canine. Alb Qui gently
retorted with q blow. which was observed
by Deputy Constable Bryan. who ar
rested the Chinaman. a. All ON does
our washing, we have reasons for hoping
the fine will not be an exemplary one.
ANOTHER DIscovERY.-A Mr.. Frazer
Aiho diIlNth 81 iONn VIII uhHh'i'l u
test specimens from Il couple of lodges.
discovered by himself and partners, at a
place called Duck Creek, abont Go miles
to the east and north of Hamilton. He
was engaged yesterday in smelling a
small portion of the ore in the WI land
test furnace for assay. 1t bears a strong
resemblanee to the rare mineral found in
chihuahua, and called by the Mexicans
brillnnte.' II s.. however, known to
experts as aniimonial copper glance.
sometimes this character of ore is very
rieh in silver.
SOLD HIMSELF. - Judge Pitzer, the
morning after the election. gave George
Dlrdsali a full bill of sale of hi,uself. He
my my wants George to return him to him
sen. peeanse Oregon has gone Demo
cratic. If George does. il will be be-
the transaction.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10

SILyER.-Wells, Fargo & Co. dis
patched 2 bars of bullion yesterday from
the South Aurora, to j. & W. Seligman
& Co, New York. Pounds, 1872: Yalne.
S3.430.S1 Also / bar of 81 pounds.
from J. W. Sweeney, Shermantown, for
San Francisco. Value, SS24.08.
ANOTHER 'ORsE RAcE.-A scrub match.
for 800, oyer the Base Ball Course. was
u yesterday afternoon, between a sorrel
and a bay horse. The sorrel won. A
large crowd of turf-men we're present.
but no time was kept, Uncle Simon hav-
ing eorraled all the stop-watches.
NEW V%IsTTATIoN.--A little before sun
down the air of Hamilton was alive with
a new-fangled bug. 1t plays 'possnm
when attacked. and takes to itself wings
and flies away when it lists. We are not
enough Of an entomologist to give an
exact classification of this last pest.
To START UP.-We are informed that
the Dayton mill has been leased to- Chas.
Cooyer, and will start mp in n few DAYS.
III ANHfAAAtN III Dt AlNiililfHn VIII
probably be leased on similar terms to
those conceded to Mr.. Coover.
Nor OVER LIvELY.-Our city was not
plethoric of incident yesterday. Nothing
occurred of a sensational character, and
Localitems made a wide circuit afoot
without finding the subject for a single
paragraph of interest.
The road between here and Elko, we
are told by teamsters, is in excellent con-
diiinn now. In a few days, however,
shonld the prevailing weather continue,
the NJ. DIS will have a dusty time of it.
NEW ADvERTIsEMESTs.-Se card of
HINTS Market. Treasure CITY. Our
readers in Treasure will make n note of
it: good beef will bear advertising.
E%UREKi.- A private letter from Eureka
says: This is bound to he n first rate
camp. The mines are looking well and
improving very much on Development
AHEAD OF TIME.-Pritchard, Keiser &
Co. IS fast freight team from Elko, ar
rived here Wednesday evening twelve
hours ahead of time.
BULLION AND ORE Shipped by Pritch-
ards Fast Freight, yesterday, 315 bars
Alsop' bullion, 10000 lbs. Exc ore.
AUCTION SALE.-Reilly & Woodberry
give notice of an auction sale, Wednes-
day, 18th, at 10 a. m.
LUMBER.-Two teams of lumber from
Elko, arrived here yesterday, consigned
to Dimock & Mills.
THERE is a dispatch in the telegraph
Office in this city, for John A. Steele.
EsrRAY.-Pay charges and prove prop
erty, OF forfeit.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
Aataware, gte.
j. NJ. lAKEMAN. Jos. GopnARp.
PIONEER FOUNDRY G MACHINE SHOP,

Broad and Fifth SIS. Hamilton.
GODDARD q CO.-sTEAM ENGINES
" furnished TO order. best Quartz Mill Ma
chinery constructed and repaired. Shoes. Dies,
and other Hard Iron furnished at San Francisco
prices with freight added. Having a new plant
Of tools. are prepared 10 do General Repairing,
Blacksmithing, Pipe Cutting, Boiler Repairing.
Etc. Etc.
Orders respectfully solicited, and filled with
dispatch. ma25-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10

Go to c. r. AIexander's for your
= fe7-tf
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
ASSAY OFFICE FOR RENT.

TNHE ASSAY OFFICE. FURNACES AND FIX
TUkES, on Main street, Hamilton, and now
occupied by Messrs. Bradshaw & Co, are for
rent. from and after June 18th. The fooins are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
ma2l-IOd STEPHEN KILLER.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
Arrivals and Departures.


AHNINAIS.
BY BEAcHEY. VINES co.'s LINE.
Alvin Fowler, Martin Horton, J T Curtis.
Mrs + Willis, Miss Mead, j Pond
Dave Johns, Mr. Bartlett, 0 Uurley.
BY a EESoR's LINZ.
IL watson, James Adams. EP Davis,
james Oliver.
DEPARTURES.
by BEAcHEY. WINES a co.'s LINE,
EDimick, George Siebe, VIM WnodliF
W Applegarth. + McManus. G Hammili.
B Mcdaniel, CT Gleason.
By a ENNoR's LINE.
G Schultz, John wieland, John 7 Tolls
] A Steele, o Nellis, John Tucker.
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TO PROSPECTORS

nF THIS AND OUTSIDE DISTRICTS.
" With increased machinery, we are now
prepared to work from 5 TO 10 tuns of ore per
day, at prices as low as the larger mills.
For Sale.-A general assortment of AssaFers
Tools, Mufles, Crucibies, Chemicals, etc.
BRADSHAW x Co., Assayers,
Main street. Hamilton, opposite Red wheeler's.
aprfsJm
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10

All the members Of the Board of Trus-
tees elect were present. They entered
upon the charmed spot, took their seats,
and the oath of office was administered
to them by W. w. Hobart, Notary Pub
lie. Thereupon they retired, to meet for
the first time, formally as a Board, next
Monday evening.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-10
gofal antflli9enfe.

STOCKHOLDERS DIRECTORY.
.ssrssmESTs LEVIED IND uNPA ON WHITE
PINE STOCKS.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
our view nllnlster to England.

The President has appointed, and the
Senate will confirm, Mr.. ScHENcK, as
Minister to England to fill the vacancy
occasioned long since by the removal of
Mr.. MOTLEY. This is one of very, very
few of GRANTS appointments which can
justly be spoken of in terms of some
commendation; though the fact that the
place had before been offered to sundry
incompetents, detracts a little from the
merit Of this appointment.
Mr.. ScnENcK has not that elegant pol
ish or courtly bearing which would most
readily commend him to the good graces
of the aristocracy before whom he is to
advocate our interests; but he is man
of unquestionable ability-persevering
sagacious and self.reliant.
It is jast possible that little Of our
satisfaction with this appointment is due
to the fact that it prevents the BIsmAcK
of the tariff monopolists from being
foisted back into Congress If ScHESRcK
will manage the Alabama claims as
adroitly and successfully as he did the
tariff business, We will be able to pay
ha.f our war debt with them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
Dealers In Counter.
iels Money.

One of the richest devices of roguery
is that which has just come into vogue
among the sharpers of this city-name-
", that of duping the country fats by
pretending to sell counterfeit bills at a
moderate price on the receipt of gen.
uine money, and selling them only saw
dust and shavings. There can be no
pity for the foolish knaves who are
caught in this trap. Their intent is
wicked. They would cheat the govern
ment and their neighbors if they, only
got into their possession the counter.
felt notes for which they bargained.-
But they cannot do much damage with
the sawdust and shayings with. which
the counterfeit dealers supply them.
The seizure of one of these gangs in
Nassau street has revealed the fact that
hundreds of merchants, farmers. labor
ers and people Of all classes through
out the country have been ordering
counterfeit money from this firm. Bush
els of letters have been secured by the
police, which, when exposed, will show
the nice sense of morality among peo-
pie who, perhaps, in their own commu-
Iities, are regarded as patterns of excel
lence and models of sanctity AS no.
body has suffered by this business ex-
cept the dupes who paid their money
with a dishonest intention it is rather a
funny episode in the history of modern
=
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
The radical war Eaort.

The Administration organs are gradu-
ally feeling their way to the preparing
of the pablo mind for war with Great
Britain. Thus, the New York Times
makes the following threat in noticing
the comments Of the London Times on
GRANr's Message. It says:
As regards the fisheries question, the
putting of policy will not be allowed
That question must be disposed of soon,
and satisfactorily, or the opening of the
next fishing season will find the Presi-
dent prepared to protect American in
terests in his own way"
The people thoroughly understand
that GRANT and his party expect to con-
tinue in power through war with some
power, even though no cause exist for
it; and they indignantly denounce such
q movement and its shallow Drained su-
thors. An article from the Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Com
nsercial, published in this issue, por-
trays the stupidity of the adninistra-
ton on the fisheries question.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

Mr. BEEoHER is very lively clergy
man, and lie has very cheerful congre-
oat,on Tn his reuorted sermon Of Sun
an. the 1Itb inst We find the follovin .
{. : = crs,,hs'. :
awhr e Won oo,,,a on,v n.,a /. cooa
selection: :, there is y nothing 50 rood as IS
killing would be. Laughter. y : :
lyon would not expect = SUIT OF
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20

Sapphires set round with diamonds
are considered neat in New York.
a Cleveland slander suit for &5, 900
netted the plaintiff just six cents.
Christmas will bring out permanently
the fashions for the winter of 1871. !.
Queen Victoria and daughters have
four special dress-makers between them.
Vermont farmers are hosting mp their
gates to be ready for twenty feet Of
snow.
Salt Lake City, by the new census, has
1S,545 inhabitants, against S,2S6 in. 1850
A new Democratic paper at Newport,
Indiana, is to be managed by 'sJump 4
Whalem."
A Natchez editor got SO personal the
citizens had to shoot him and appoint a
new one.
White linen cut-thrcat collars have
been newly adopted by the ladies of the
metropolis.
Perry County, Pa, has sportsman
who has shot one thousand wild turkeys
in his day.
A wife in Terra .Haute cured her hus-
band OF drunkenness by filing his eyes
with hot glue.
They have queer way of getting up
test runs for the fire department in Sa-
vannah. They notify the companies be .
forehand of the hours when they win be
called ou..
It is said Of Bazaine, Canrobert and
lie Bout, that "they hate each other so
heartily that each of them refuse to en-
ter ,lining-room. SO long as one or the
other Of them is eating on the inside
Radicalism is in a bad fix jnst now. 1t
sees its power waning, and don't just
know what to do to check the decline
The fst has gone forth. 1t must die.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1870-12-20
4 prutec,ionist D,vers,on.

If the .absurdlties and diabolism of
BUFFERS Boston war speech could be
overlooked, it might be worth consider
Ing as desperate proposal for the res-
cue OF the high tariff system from the
destruction which imminentlv awaits it.
A war with England means the mainte-
nance of the federal revenue at the
highest notch, and consequent post
ponement Of all reduction and reform
in.tarlff taxation. The plan of non in
tercourse by which war is to be forced, ie
but mode Of extending the protection
ist theory to wider scene of action,
and Of thus compelling American far
mers, mechanics, and laboring men to
pay the Alabama claims, many times
over. The Chicago Times thus explains
the BUTLER proposition:
"a non-intercourse act would reduce
wheat to fifty cents a bushel, and would
instantly increase, by three or four hun,
dred per cent, the price Of every arti.
Gle that the farmer and mechanic can
wear or use. 1t would ruin every plan
ter of corn or cotton; it would send
half of the laboring population of the
Northwest to the poor house, and cast
every Southern niger again upon the
bounty of the public treasury. Bnt it
would be Godsend to New Englond
manufacturers and Pennsylvania IRON
mongers. 1t would turn into their al
ready well-filled Golfers swollen stream
of dollars wrung from the necessities Of
human existence 1t wonld enrich vii
lainy and impoverish honesty 1t would
cause the miscreant who proposes it to
laugh with diabolical glee, and would
rejoice beyond measure the spirit of his
master, the devil. A single days oper
alton of a non-intercourse act would
curse the country by the abstraction of
more millions from the pockets of in
dustry than twenty Alabama claims
would amount to. And this is the plan
of the Prince of Radicals"
The BUTLER GRANT war speech hav-
ing met with scornful Indignation
throughout the country, it is not likely
that the people will indorse the war pol
icy, In the future to elect GRANT and en-
tail beggary upon themselves. IS