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, 1870-03-08

The I" "Cihzens' Committed" Of Cleveland,
Ohio, who have taken the liberty to e1am-
inc their municipal tax levy for tho past
year, say: ....
"The current expenses Of the city government
IN All Ill departments, have increased much fAAter
than our popnleuon- Tnla grows mainly out Of
the fact that s81r1ca are a1nusl1y Increased, new
o1lcea created. and new ptojectk contaminated At
great cost which recessttJ dpea not require. Oos-
site pIetsurr, AIDED BY tnslde tact obtains too
many nhara1 conHatt1. In other words,
ths 70 extAts career of e1trav4gauee, which.
uD1ess restrained, muGr soon 1ermtnAte IN bauE-
rupicy. Thtre WAS good rtason for increasing
SALARIES during tho war, out now that reason has
ceaSed to exlti. let salaries arc Still increased
isom year 70 year. In fact thls Unsuitable love
Of high sala1le1 has become epidemic"
The report goes on to aay that when the
ofRce-holders cannot gst their salaries in
creased by the city government, they 50 ss
the Legislature and get their a1es GROUND
there, at the erpense Of tho Taxpayers o
Cleveland, Of course. This shows the e1
isteneo Of certain evils appe1taining to rnu
nicipa1 government which are not who'll.
| l.ooufiued to Chicago
, 1870-03-08

About 10. Others, however, aIlege that
the decline formed the snbjeot Of untuA
congratulations between him and the Pres
ident and Cabinet on the 4th Of March.
Both statements probably arc true. The
Secondary does not dasire decline. II he
did. .he would encourage il tJ Offering his
eco, ,ooo, GOO OF gold on the market. But
If decline occurs, in consequence Of the
shipmeuta 81 cotton and large European IN
yestments IN American securities, the Seo-
retary ia gratifed, as Il was CLEARLY part
Of his policy that the cotton crop should
be heavy, aud that European capitalists
should exhibit liking for American rail.
ron7a
, 1870-03-08

The conduct Of the 30 -cailed General
Riel in executing at least oue prisoner, to be
followed up, apparently, bJ tbs execution
Of seven OF eight others, will convert the
Winnipeg drama from farce into trage-
ly. By the narrative Of these events, pub
lished elsewhere, it tappears that the prison
e1s were captured without fighting, and,
apparently, withoutthe mnnitestatio BY the
Geueral himself Of any marked disposition
u deht, iussmuch as he shared in mona Of
the danger Of tho enterprise. For uera
insu11sctiona1y leader, in country almost
too feeble 10 bo capable Of IN insunecdon,
to tu1n upon those who oppose his SWAY
and execute them as rebels, is an evldenos
Of tyranny ind cowa.diee on the part Q
Riel which prssages his speedy fall ant
punishment. JEFF Davis executed Southsr1
Uzionists ss rebels. But the GoveEnnen
Of The United States executed nobody for
rebellion which cost million OF iTea
That Riel ahould take tho first lives lost I
his tmtute BY series Of bloody e1ecs
tions, stamps him at once as tsEant and
! coweId.
, 1870-03-08

eeoneet b. which sAsuh ahou;d sahd cut patty
Tho tso beina npppsn. entail TO e.ca otter, br OBJ
sarysrg the patnomsaoA' from oppouto stss.on1.
Each government could ksrece ahd movements.
ald psy the expenses Of ii own expedition. but
the results compared would he Of thousand
times more value than tnoss obtained nom suJ
aet Of observations made from ) Eiogte station.
II u highly desirable to krow, 1t m east5 date,
whether or not thu United st1ses Government
Deems It advisable 10 itcur tho e1paose Of taa on-
dettaktng, - II not, It might oe posstose to pro-
vlda for It By private subscription There arn
probably enough lovett Of science In ouT country
TO rsise tho required funds, u Il shall be unde1-
stood m tine that governmental a!d VIII not b
forthcoming.
, 1870-03-08
COMPENSATION OF JUDGES,

The State Convention devoted much |
time to discussion whethss The salsries Of
Judges should be hxed in the constitution
Q. left to the discretion Of the Legislature.
The rea1on givcn for h1ing the rates in tbs
constitution was that it would remove that
question from the political branch Of the
government. This has not been tbs e1pe-
rieucs Of tho State, In 1913 the salaries
Of the Judges we're fixed, md at rate 20
Low that, Eince 1854, no man qualified far
tbe Office could be asked to take it. Since
TINT time, by q system Of e1pedients and
devices confskssdly unconstitutional, the
salaries have been 1aised to soms extent;
but even now they are altogether too small
There j. no reason why tho Sssts should
1sk the services of Judge without fair
compensation He Is necessarily excluded
from al professional husiness, aud to be
above suspicion must rely for his living On
his snla1y, To gst ths best men that ssh
ary must be largo enough to justify them
ID abandoning THAR practice. The ex-
penses of the Judiciary Department are
comparatively the most economical Of all
branches Of the government. L Supreme
Court Of seven Judges, with u salary OF
$4,000 each, and thirty Circuit and other
Judges at $500 aach, would make N
aggregate annual cost Of six cents
per head Of the whole population.
II is less thnn one-half the cost Of single
session Of the Legislature, and, consider
ing the amount and tho character Of the
labor and services rendered, it is the least
expensive branch OF the public service. Il
is poor economy to have starvation prices
for the Judiciary and the public can hardlJ,
expect to retniu an nble and independent
bench when it refuses to pay sala1ies which
such men hnre right to expect Ths
salssiea Of Judges ought 20 be determined
by law, and there should be no fees and n
perqaisitea. The Federal judiciary, thoug
composed Of able men, ue1e never able I
chtain auy increase Of salaries until the wat
md tten they were not raised to one-hal
the Gum that either Judge might hss
earned annually, and With less labor, at th
bar. There is 10 precedent of tho 1segssla
ture rotipg excessive salaries to Judge
eod That body might safely be entruse
With power TO regulate them, subject to
provision like that in the National Con6t
tutsup,-that the salary Of Judge eha1l nt
be diminished during his term Of Office.
, 1870-03-08

Il correction With THIS f1ol1 Il n21y b vel 10
rfn;ud the reader Of some Of 1ne /. dnences which
c'ed the price o. geld At this. tine O. The 1sE
TO 1rptl3 .ne csses occ.slone.s b. McC.ls7's d,s-
att1ous csmpalgu oa the PenlEh1i1. DurtaY tnts
E,on1h tht re were series Of Eeyerses to the U1lon
alrre, ard the Aspect Of adatra was decidedly un-
satisfactory all aruuId Tho oily Baccesses OF
lErorialce were those athteyed b. GecetA Gtant
TERI etfee RtTer1. Early in Angus. Pfesdaat
LIE :o1n ordered dTAft 1r 30o, 900 Een. md Nc
c!e.lan mostd hls army 10 rne de!enca Of Wa4a-
tnciEn.
, 1870-03-08

At tho Ssats election in New Hampshirs,
today, the only hope Of the Democrats Is
in the Temerance ard Labor Reform tick
els, nearly all Of whose votes will be drawn
from the Republican psrty. In 1860 the
whole vote for Governor was G1,7sl, Of
which stearns Rep.) had 3s, ,777 votes, and
Bedsl Oem.>, 3e,oo4. Republican major
ity, 3,773. The Labor Reform party may
secure some Democratic as we'll as Republi-
can votes but If this and the Temperance
party combined get G,ooo votes, they will
be very likely to sloct the Democratic ticket.
But ono town election has yet been held,
however, and TINT gave largely increased
Republican majority. The candidates arc !:
Garfssaor. Railroad CnMmt&+ r.
Democratic. >. .Johu BedeL Mchl 7. Donoh0c.
Repubrcan -. .Opsiow St*&tps. Caafiea r. Gags.
Te;rpfrnpe1,. .,.L o. EAfroHa q. 0. Petrce.
Iahor Reform. Samuel Flint. George HoberA
, 1870-03-08

A New York raG.p!cker hss $4,000 In city
bank.
The Legislature Of North Carolina lmplozes
d,otectire tariff on pes-nus.
A P,ttsouIg Joupg u1an has pad 50 for kicking
alsdy IN tho atreet-
Texas Is NOW sending immense drovea Of castls
to California
Tho Be,nleheu tPa> zinc mines yield 1900
tors of ore year.1
Ba1badoea vuuts to be annexed to the Uulted
Sts.ea.
Inciancla, Te1ar, has Just finished s1o,ooo
wharf.
Erie, Pa, has had over thirty iucendlary ossa
within year, and the police Fave tuss caught the
ra4ca1s that set them.
The puhlic e1ecutiouet Of Paris Ia said to Suffer
from the excessive susceptibility Of hts ner1ous
s3stetn. ..- F..
The Montreal policemen arc ousiiJ sngszed In
making the people Of that city rsInovo enormous
tc!clea which hang from the e7es Of their houAes,
The upper ton Of London regard 1t a bad ell
quette to ride to church en- eaoday, gNneu-
ever 1t II pakAble TO walt.
Tie authorities Of Lynchburg, Fa., offer $500 to
ind the m4n who 8plt In the Mayors faco on
| recent DARK night
Anan aulcidcd at hotel IN Londoo, and tue
Ardlo1d bas sned his friends Tor the loas Of cui.
tom and the trouole.
Tbs question Of eeItrg eggs by weight II again
7 up fot diacn5aIon In Nav England. They arc 10
sod IN California md Il IL conceded there that
| the pan ia \ fair enc both for buyer aud vender.
The Franklin County delegation IN the LHgtsla4
| turs ot Maine, IL modal one. None Of tne Sem
aioss or Representatives, st1 in natnb9r, use to.
| hsooo In auy foru, and are lkeRlao st11ct tceto-
| tallera
School boys in Nevada dig holes about thofr
l pA,s1ouuo' Asteen .oe. 1ser' ~ Wy v.
tvc a. ttern sttoet ledge az uo.a,sear4ur auartq
.nn nmsda,.,v ooo fae, wsa Il ,ocated !; r,sh
| .h,oroh ~. .chaoihonse
A,R.ngn- Ma m a recent snnd,v m tntan,
roman 1nnnnt ed tnto the chn,ch nu,n,t and. saat
inr nertel1 pes1de Tho clerr1man. up,et1, ,oos Of
her hi, With tne evident Intention Of remaining
| Rtjusfrr TO 1eaTr, sh,s champion Of WOMAN;
| 3 ;. ls r..o 49, 80 -. -. ss.-e.,
-4Ns nso A1' e@!' AA''ee'~A ~ ~" ~ @Ao '44"4
yeruons psper ssse.ts that = Little dsuEhte
, 1870-03-08

According 10 omc.sl returrs, tie reee,eta q
tae sreE CAusf Cssu pAny Sues tae opehhf. eGa
:s7,s7at &, scc1uine nom TIRES .onrees: I
Iols On eeasas; T. Tttksi' oi utfcaaSd3s sad 1a
poTtes, Be1w zen he 11<t Of f.oseHber SID s:tt
Of Jsi rs1y ruenty. sE tc1atls,o xsuaa 70 ore
every safee dsJsrp.s1ed f.:souga y aso lts3 tae
1st 70 the 17ta oi February nineteen setse!ss o.
! little ever ons venel (et day. went through
, 1870-03-08

CHICAGO ASD TIE KrAx-srRALrKG LAW.

CHICAGO AED TIE TAA-5IBALlhd LAW
A number OF delegates in the Constito-
tiouA Convention, and number of ILL
informed newspapers throughout tho State,
Seem to think that Chicago hss a snecisl IN.
terest in urohibitinc the CREATION of oor7ntr
citv. and town dehta for railroad nnr,,oeaa
This is IN entire r,istske. Hoverer s,1;c;t-
ous Chicago pnav bs to hare ott,a, ,;t;es
towns. md committees avoid a ro,;.1 Y.t., -
themselves. snd. tb.refora' rairn1ataa ~
imrair The croxth and nro.nar;tv NJ N.
whole State hi. ritz doca not azsnn,a ~
ba n, on.ra;.n IT oth.- ,,nn;,;..,;t;..
Hb,t Cb;cano ..ne,;o11, das;-as :. th.t
.ho,a-e- y, .11.... >. - :, 1u;.a;r
nras.sa 49,; tsr -Iats-ar .a,aosa ~ ~ 49,
49,. 1,s,, -. t,saa. 49, r ,esa ~.
.,sono,.~ -, 49, e.ha. s;.- tawH ~ ee1,.-
~ sh.3, 49,. -. - n.-ah,a ~ =. ~ 49, ,1oos.d. ~ -
~ ~ ;nn,..d H. +ha 90. ~ ths w.
-. ~ oht.;r;nr IT, ~, 1s,5,;r,,. ~
r,htfn, rsv.nna r. tha ron@antior 1v;,l
-1soA t,;. r~-,t.o,1oz, ~ +ba ,,,st;,,,ti,r, y
III, so,,,,nn,;e1, al, ih,t ch;,,,, he. .,x
.na,;.1 ;a.a.er+ = sna n.ush ~ - ns, ~.
1sm.,t +,,t anr oth.- co,n ~ ~, ah,f,
r.~-.;...s - 1ss,-t. 60
ri - 49,. 80 -: 1T -,
r+rs,. ~ ,,n~ 49,, r. = nn.;or;tr ~ an
1.o-S. ~ .Iso...;oo :.s,.t a.ca ha;an
s,,crsa r. incnr . dabt of 40 ooo ooo'
~ nv o,.ater ar 1e.s rurn. hov,yer 1uunh
wn NAV dsplore sueh = oalan:itv. and
houeyer strongly va NAV deuy The legal
-;oht ~ tba ms;o+,tv al community Ia
.na-+oora tbs nro,.rtr ~ Tho ,n;r,oritv for
~. hsnsf;t ~ nr;xata rorr,ornt;ons. vithont
49, s..n. ~ a.. n;,ar;t,- ~ t,at u..h,1,
:. 49, ~. ct.,. - .-ho1. ~
-. s;t;.. ,,,-,,.;.z ~ to-.v vh;,h h.va
~ msn-ea srch s.hts sha,1 bs nrot,ctsd
1ram 49, ts,at;or d;vact A.. 5nd;ract and
f,o, .nv r.,ron.;b;,itv. n+rsant or "a
WIT. srd .bot n. nnb1;o rs1.nn.. shay]
ravar ha ann,on,;atad IN rbo1e or in mart
~ nv rpch local a,ht, r. the de,eeate,
..:-..t..o ..,n.; 80. :, =.
s ..ass - 49, 49,. ~ 49, - -,
~ - :, NN4.s = A..
au ~ eeet'o. AAD e'soD o.. ~ ~
SH"e' ~ u o'n'st eou44''''' oAsS "''
" ToA
1ne eeo' u ooa~ eoun'J AaA es0A
eo.1 .eleA-ea ~ - .ne y. ~ .s. 60. ~. -
-s.1.t -. ~ - -.o.:.!e. - - - ~ .,..,;n -
e1~ t4.Ae SO p4-1 ~ ~ s 80 80 ~" 80
.1 F- 80 ..se,.s.' 80 ~ 4S' Wv ~. w
e.eo -. @ L.l.''DIWNs - -. A ~ - !,
1o"'' ILLS - - a.sAs oo'"u' Aoo :.
ui.nones'' n4e eosu's o"eo ~ oeD' >44i
~ "a nos ao'e ana ~1a ~ Ae eAa -" -,
, 1870-03-08

nrd this might happen to b wheat. Tho
quantity exported, be it great or snall, ares
the prioc st which tho ~hols crop shall b.
sold 30 ssya Mr. Greeley. and 60 va b.
lisve. How, then, ia tie farmer benafitcd
by protective tarid2
Enlarge your hone Market" says Mr..
Greeley. The proce.s Of enlargement
which he, adsooatee, stripped Of its dis
guisee, Is to hire men to consume
our surplus grain, and pay them
for it Well, ve could afford
to do 80 II these fthized mon j"
would letus sell what we have left 10 those
who will give us the most for il We
could afford, for instance, to put tho sy1a
cuse salt uonopolists On the penaion list as
the highest fate Of profits they ever made,
il they would only let US get our salt from
those who will give Us the largest quantity
in exchauge for tho smallest quantity OF
wheat. We ahould save money by the op-
eIntiop.
, 1870-03-08
fNE a0RTHFK8T.


At pzvepport, 4 fev daJs ago. some one lat
Iooee 100 ba1rels Of beez Ia cellar.
MICHIGAN.
In ono Of tho cis1ee Of the 8sg1raW region
band at thieves vas lately discovered, thasoueh1y
Organized AID onlesred, numbering tan peraorr.
Tbe u,enbers o4 this band Ntro. nj E1El8 Il the
Bgea Of 10 70 H. Rrd they belonged to sos0n of the
most respectable families OF the p1aca Thetr
depredatioEa were mostly carried on among the
cr7 9ooda Dealers Tne discovery WAS brought
atous BY tho dtseiosures Of oAe Of tho girls wno5e
feeltpae Of reuorse 20 preJed upon her pasoe hl
n:nd ii 10 cause her 10 mako voluntary COMES
non 10 her pAfentk
Clifton, KaWeenaN County, On the utght Of Feb
ruary 70, eulo5td temperature Of 4d degrees BE-
low zeSo.
Aleuer from Eagson, March ;, TO the St. Joseph
Ge=etts, snya:
"1hs nost exciting caase that, perhaps. h,s
day, March !, IN this vicinity. The community
have b. en- terribly harsssed ind excited oEer the
oeptedsttops Of an a1itnai known a. the PaSo
County Monetef.' The people getting tired .!
his depredstons II wh1 resolved TO meet It Eas.on
Tor the purpohe Il sunma1ly dtapostDR Of the au'
AsT ~
westerly direction we soon arrived II
va, s % pos ic1s sesoss OF 1onuas, * Vseh sbelt
were Aeoos tsentY, strnct tho animal. sr7u, no
far from P1atte RIVER. The HONDA followed III.
Oh hor.ebact, nnul We gos into the heavily tim
be1ed bottom OF thu riEef, when we Ware ohlget
10 leave cut horzes and follow On foot. Away "
We could not make very ssptd prog1els on loot
guided by the sound o. their loud barking
doRs had brought The beng: to stand
We kept On stumbling orer the bushes 70
sooo. =, h13d W. a195; e5esy m1ae dIs.1a
jecs Of our sea1cn. backed up against the Trunk {
E. Ii sss sa efsa aoae y
dogs we1e eating afFaid 70 approach hin. out :
his stand. when our rtnes and lhot guns Ne1
shot toof e1tet on he sa.mai aad several mo,
on the dc91- The morster was ID terrible rsk
unwsr3 cog that cams within hls reae
Iogsa me- 70 ,a,s' ns1s sssa t
lrg on bia cozt, bat we'll dttectad shot from I!
ns 9 ts 1ns s;as NJ 1e1 a. 'as
IN question, which has created 30 much conAte
| pition through The EorthNrete1u part OF II
t 1bo fnd1, d be . California lion. Il d aoo
feven to eight feet lork about three and b
feet h'ah, and rnassye!I bult ~ ahoulderz bel
very G&A9Y. AG1 lhEt 4OAk+ lG A3l CAoltlll
tceih, which he could use to terrible efec'. Il
supported the aktn WILL be stuffed and rent to 10:
| uu1euM."
KANsAH.
Stewart HasttDgs. ST.. = prominent citizen
, LeaTenworth, committed suleIds on tha Sd.
A banging himself. He !cBt his wife about a u
= and nalf axe, and nad eyet nrce EnAnites
great depression Of eptr1ls. His age WIS 70 yea
oH1n.
t At fepla, m1n drank glAu OF wnltfey, 9
r "Chs1Ee Il, and fell down dead.
, 1870-03-08

Tbess are the regular gald-roou qao!attoaf%
nads before oc!ces "a s;tf "a e,1 oS4oea 1ss-
~ 81 4 ~ hlrh A. SsA - Oh The knndred doaiaFa-
Tten i troden fese ioa .et p, ana a. s o:csocx
tEe value {ao!d At 11N Of 10 rIeennaek dcAafs
M. nty IL tpe openl1k 1t 1854 ID Rola for
siSn IN psper then Tun 70 S@S 10, Rrd naay Set
Est It asatn. sns Price at the duaa Of w1it
, 1870-03-08
KAN SAS.
The Northern md Northwestern
Parta OF tho Ssate-A Correspond
ent Consradtcteu.

The Northern md Northwestern
Petta OF tho State-A Correspond.
cnt Consradtcteu.
CosrtsEend<nes Of Tie chitago 71tbun<.
Arcuisoa, ka1. Feb. r.
In Jour daily Of tee 18th Ct February Is printed
4 letter purposur2 70 be descriptive Of kanaas,
nur which contain some atAtemelts u1irne In
point Of fact and which gtvs vrorR Impressions
IN regard 10 the pArs Of the STATE With which
am acquainted Tna writer Of that letter says he
docs !" not think that portion TOT KhnAaa1 l1nz
west Of . line running north and 1outh through
JUNCTION CITY viii eTeE be Wotsn settling. " II tha
expressed opinion haA any meaning to the general
reader unaequa!ued with the state, It VII be
taken In connection with what follows In that let
tei) that, uest OF tns Tine given. Kansas IL simply
Z respectable desert
Wine, for aught I know, this nsy b nea1
e1opgh 70 tho truth ~ to l&nd lying along tha
Kansas Pacific Road, yet, IN regatd to tho tanda
In Northern Karsaf, 1t IL an ioturlout mattate
nent. The counties Of Washington and Repuo
lie, lying vest Of the lne Indicated, contain ~
good farming .auds ~ can bs found anJHnars
and, In fact tnere u believe. but utsle lnfe1o1
land IN either county, and other counties maJ b
~ Rood but do not know 30 N UGH about them
The letter zdds: "Ido not think the couns1,
lying north Of the KAw Riyer It ali dea,rshaa fo
farms, except along the sreams." I meet hi
| opinion By a23mg now the canntEy north o
| kaW River IL desifapie for farms II your coETe
| sppndent was unacQuai1ted with thle portlou Q
toe SLATE, IN Justice TO It be could o. least nsv'
Withheld h!s damsEtpg opinions: II he y fann!a
with this portion OF tho sate, ho Is willing % Do
fsme It for the purpose Of diYefnrg attention
from It 10 that part OF the S:ate which he honor
! with hts ccmMtLdat1on- Northern han1as ts, II /
uue, well wateret: nud the exceptions he make
IN f4yor Of tho "lants along the streams" VII
cover pretty much all the land 1aere u, oeeao1
tne ltreamA are not far apa11; but these are tact
~ knoWR to atraERers- Thas farming lands af
good tn this countf1 Is ev1dsnced by the enofmou
crppa Txsted the past 9esT. I nsve FOOD antnorlt
for GayinR that rot !eks th8n $50 carloads {
| shelled corn, Tastd In this Immediate ylclnit1
! h1ve been hauled On wagons to this city With
the pAst four month";: and thousands OF tasncl
arc BILL In the hands Of tue fafmeta. I know hl
ln1ie, personally, abeus Eas:e1n OF sooiheaaie1
Ksnsa., and pretume 1oot correspondents atatt
nc1ta IN reference thereto-- are uua
ter aa relates TO Northern aud Nortl
| western ksnsss, Ii 10 W0rded u to misltad II
public; sud Tt:h view or countersc'tng go II
~ can the wrong imp,etstons oi his letter.
state what consider the special advA1tages
| tnlB part of the State ovet auolhe1 part, for
hare 10 land to Sell, Eor any object to gain by L
dncn & emigration 70 any special locality: bur,
| those coming Welt, l World euRReas thAt tht
seek Information IN regard to Northern kAus;
from otner sources tnan tauf spectators
| otberr, who res&oe on and south Of the kaos
] Pacific Railroad. Il D.
, 1870-03-08
THE INDIANS.



The following otne1al }et,er Va2 reared to-day
1t tho IEdIan BuIt1n:
HxAnouAR1ERs MJopH 9ts1RlcT. 7
Fo&T SILLY, naIorA TKEA1IoR1.
Feb 20, 1917.
Zen Ely S. Pasker, Comm istioner a( fn4kE" !3J
fdtvs. .... ,,..,,n
sla: ces,rA to M before yoa sone iafoE sssoa
coEcernCR tae cott1l.i0u OF rAs Sl3uL ~ W.
eut scd GIaru Rtve- AKrtcies ii aeeo1"ssx ts 20
wnh the r. queRs Of the Principal Eaisa,s Sa,, crm
from ttEo 20 tine cone TO ne s'.r - tss ~ tri the
painiA II hopes, Is rsettA tol y" rn.e ctnte,
indians th2' 1hey ouRhs to. 1o % so;tts-, ; efdcef
Tney kEcw that an taa RANKING n1a ny 10 snnr
ferr, a. they tr.tst st1t I uanss ". ana rnsduCt
Great FntneT- A 10 TIC col 4suoa reitrTed %.
of lis s our at tne two Ak=nc o. wv N =. tnt
ne 10 rtsson 70 compls1n' ezssbf ~ castle
,o1rr zen h4ye kfled S ~ III Tse f,te ndlT
hr,oEo.rr to tie to1 uattef. tEa ~ ~ 20 nj
s,nnr orftftt IL n4t1rK faioa oa snu sn.s s;i
Gus ysntreI Arto tte1f conpnt ~ , r~,.r -. :.
er1.e 1rym Iee,r u!sundtsstatahE y ~ osxs,
e,Fo,, Rce IL Jcu sEasv.se. az 1Eo:1H ~. ass,1 saa
in,pefs sp1' 'n'rK 'bas pronteo o.I .ho1,a irts
~ EnnGetstand wcg ntss: eea soo9'H aate1
trrs ,nst tpa Praca Cnnm's ,tonest = fott AeR
| !strxxn "a the ItdrAt1 pfn|t5 fb1fa FN1 o.
ps.,. II moved co: d.,ton under The sEea.1. aut
- r. dtst csns 10 ne ard sa7: WAets AZ
.se.a rouses ycu xe1o Rong 10 huild II I Haet'
40 tne elws, tie saesp. the Gigs Ac r Bat
stote II Were arc he guns ard ammunlto
- Eerv ID have received Z" The rlsu1
20. Of corr, sslao- rssoDHeadea 70 than
ttd Wh!ca vs. promised - aa!t.s tneu Il
au. u ys1 nAde u'ps pre'sss, Aa ~
, 1870-03-08
COPPER AND IRON.

Product OF 1h1 Copper Mines iu 1860
Dividends Declared EGc-
From tAs Ppyts9s Lafs Gakfte-
The iououi1g 6 Il a complete and ynluahte col.
lection OF ttat1sitcs teiatic8 TO the buhin3!s OF
Lake superior dnt1uG the teaT:
cnPFrH rRoprcr Fps 1564-FoRrAGE LAKE DIS
, 1870-03-08
What u Hundred Paper Dollars 0t<


From ns Veg t'ort Erenixg Fnst. Adreh ),
The sct1nl appreciation in the tatua Of gTeen-
backs, Sit ce the besunl. z Of the pre'ant JesI.
will te eeae vEdtsstood trom taa folo~s1R tao'e,
ii witch d spnV :he h:9nes: ra!oe 10 god Of oae
hprdseI d0llara IN cuHeccy, fer each daJ eineo
JabuatY i.
, 1870-03-08

Washington correspondents state th1t
secteta1y Boutwell, is opposed to decline
in gold, and would prefer to keep IT At