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Furnlture. I'VE call attention to the I'd.
vertisemept of Messrs. Sweeney & Wilcox,
WHO have received largo shipment of et.
Louis manufactured Furniture, of the bes,
styles, and have samples on exhibition in
their nav building adjoining the Post Olfiee.
Theyslso manufacture 70 order, and having
knows , IAr. Sweeney for several years, We
commend him as . Rs,t elaaA ps,saical Cab
met Maker, Persons needing anything in
their ltss will ind the articles good, The
prices moderate, and the drm honorable and
accommodating: Oh ana II examine til.
Furnitnres. -. - -, - V =
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4 tEShert Cat'' Road. Some three weeks
since IessrA Brown L Gaylord az PHILIPPE
burgh, started from that Camp for the pur.
posi- Of a1;sRiig q wagon, iiSode from the
Valley Of Rock Greek to the Valley of the
Bittel. ROOF, over the range interyeniag be.
tween these. streams. With what success
No have just been informed BY the gentle
men themselves. They, found that soSd
nalusal wagos tesd can 10 had by clearing
the timber from: 1.-The issek to the proper
std.h sadl 1Aoi1g 'sligAs sssdisg.upss ~
summit Of the dividc' 10 be' crossed; that
the distance from Fort Owen, In the Bitter
Root Valley, 70 Enasttsbsrg' N this Val.
Icy vas but 10 miles, and that the ,commu.
nifty most interested Bitter Root-was
10 miles nearer to this market by tho. route
than by the old road Eta Missoula The
distance g Fort Owen sia Missoa!a is about
l20 miles, and ~ the proposed route, about
80 niles. The rad will 10 tailt by Nessrs.,
Brown and Gaylord, and work will he COM
mcnccd very soon. The tolls for . 4.horse
team from Flint Creek 1.-The intersection 81
the present and the proposed road-to Fort
Owen, amount in all 10 IS Is. It is Intend.
cd to make them less on the new road. ~.
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4 Pjenetr.-1fr. Thos.s W. Harris. who
dated his first residence in Montana 1855"
and who has the model farm of the Terri.
tory in the Bittst Root Valley, some sered
miles from Fort Owen, called the other day
on Ri: retYrp temet FROM Ha|eBa. where he
had left us daughtsr-a Iontanisn Il years
old ~ TIE Sisters Academy. II. Harris
has 1 son 10 years old (nol Il ~ PER Ggsetse)
who ii also : MontA atan, 'snative and d. Tho
manor born, ID Ill these eighteen years
N, J. Z s.,tsgt 4 d,''y ,ea.p.| q FIJI. il
'qIuatc& Ilossii cfqunlaaap(aC Wlet SA
history. OF lD6ntons oemss . besW1itten Il
win b : ysauAbtg 1pt 'Aad we Eiys
this item 3oe ~ Se.sas d ths. Nstisc Roj-
,li1.F rescott irving. Bancroft Who i'je VIZ
up the fas1'y AsH ef, Ma =.
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xhsossla1s~Aea,I 81 wiAQsSov0Nhnd
IN eyolutions graceful . the circliux aisht,
OF swallows in tie spring." the merry
skaters sweep tb1Osib1 a4Hlehe lull
care behind. solmetlm5s, oAinf 70 t6s q:
nscity of dull care" it u not left ssry far
behind, b1t SeYttpnt sud cessation viii get
mixed occasionally; Ind slatinf with begin.
ners and the awkward squad, IL not an ex.
cePs9n.1 mstpuces Sun, little awkward.
ness1s tot uhfaShfons0le, when Hebe and
the Prince of Wales have Get illustrious OK.
smples, and the Graces are stupid set any.
how. There never was half q much gen
uins lda<t Court BIah ~ Sof6 huskires;
~ any one will say who has been at both.
A right lively shaking up is good for every.
thing fspme teithFbed 70 pite,t pkdicine,
and as they Include the externsls and inter.
mails Of life It follows Is logical sequence
that everything, ought 10 be shaken up
Therefore, stumtili6g oaf ice h 10 paryicd
system Of morality, hygiene and happiness,
and, lest this kind Of Logic may Lead o tho
conclusion shatit il . Christian virtue, which
would inevitably. laio stating. i. p9rk peep,t
etors, VIC will merely state that Mr.. Weeks
has the DIN Pa'k leased;; that Il Is flooded
and frozen to tue snoo,hncss and polish. Of
mirror. and that daily througs Of happy
mortals are enjoying the heslthsome sport
thereon. The large increase of population.
and ehe ihsefett hsntfestsd " s&petsif shd
learners, induces the belief that it will we'll
repay the proprietor, and that there will be
jolI,.sl~ss W. winter On t',e Dee. Lodge
Skating Park.
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Inc 'O'Nell engine sounded tho frs
steam. whistle in Deer lodge, At 80 p. m.
today = NH.. ta~,;N !l,!G.Mi:.
The regular hour for Sunday School !:
3 O'Clock, p. Mat the Court House.
The finest assortment Of Clocks ever of.
fered in Montana arrived yesterday, and arl
for sale by VIM. Hyde, At the p. O. Store
Deer Lodge. Buy one and have : GOOD
time. ANso, elegant Jewelry, imported and
manufactured 10 order. Call and ses cam.
pies for Christmas presents. ..--
Murphy & Cos Min has cut over ono hun
dred thousand feet Of lumber q the new
location. - l. IT, IL. = =! i
Ths malls for the West Side were thrown
off Al Ryan's on Wednesday. Tho Depart
ment has evidently ordered distribution on
The Railroad to meet ttl,s requiFenenta oi
n. olnltos,e. c.p,.! ": ID so.. o.
Tuesday With bullion to The value Of
about I'll 900, currency, taken from 81.
tonj6 oie The mill 10 ruuutng steadily,
Is men being employed by the company.
The co's Sanders Company u Phillps.
burg had twelve bullion buttons, OF !,
pounds each, on hand week aeo. = 'J'
Ts~eh oyssvss rscelveu sryuiariy by Par.
chen, Paynter D Co.
Mt: J. y. Pcmberton arrived at home,
Canton. No. yssterday.i - ns.,1
Mayor John Kingsley announces BY . card
in 10 days paper an early visit to Dee,
Lodge. He has splendid stock Of piece
goods, and ispqr eseeueyes TnE Fashionable
Tailor Of Mon tanS. So all that want nice
goods and well made suits win give him
their orders. .t.. yo.,.,s.y...as ~.
~ The jusies were discharged On last Mon.
dsy eveoisg, and the, court has since been
occupied In hearing motions, arguments
etc. -, = .srrr
R.iss Pioneer coach nov runs ! seml.week.
y. Tuesdays and Fridaya ? ,.,.s7 p, 80,
There are between 20 snd 80 scholars At.
tspdingSbs school Of which III. David L.
Irvine 10 Principal Mr. Perry Aspling ID
Assistant Instructor: lrr-.rc-
The Cedar Greek Coaches now, cross .,
Barron 4 Cos Moose Greek Ferry and run
to Cedar on the South side.
Ar. Frank Woody, Of NisseulA, his been
in town several days, consulting with Z
prominent attorney in regard to the devel.
opncht of The Soap Galch <ntar Missoula.
Mr.. 81. c. Fisher returned from tho States
last evening. and will probably resume bu.
siness III Pioneer. We - - 80 ''.1-,
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Nail Service, Coaches, Etc.-The frs,
coach. on Gilmcr 4 Salisbury's line from
Deer Lodge 10 Ryan left at 3 o'clock THU
morning, taking out the United States Mail,
and sevaral passengers for Corinnc. The
distance from Deer Lodge to Ryan is os
miles. We believe the distance from RYAN
70 Corlnns Is soS Aailss-makina 100 from
here. The running time from Deer Lodge
to Rysns will DC ~ hours From Helena to
Ryan it is % hours. Coaches leaving here
M3a. IN. will arrive At Ryan at s p. IN. the
same day, passengers lying over uni II 5a
N. tho next day, when the coach from Hell.
sna arrives. The faro from Deer Lodge to
corinnc cia Ryan's- is 90; to Corinnc ola
Helena, $s25G local fire from Deer Lodge
70 Helena, 80! o0 We arc titus one dsy
nearer Corinnc by tho direct line tia Ryan.
and the fares arc $50 less, plus days q.
penscs. Coaches from Corjnne will reach
Ryan atop m; passenIeh III over until
81 m. and reach Deer Lodge At 8 p. NJ
From this until Sunday, (Christmas) Dec.
ss'h, service will he half daily; on and after
Christmas the Gilmcr q Salisbury lines from
Deer Lodge to Cedar, Helena and Ryan will
change to tri.wcek1y' for the winter. The
coaches for oil these points will leave Deer
Lodge at 8 a. M. on Tuesdays, Thursdays,
and Saturdays, and arrive hero at Sto 0 D.
n. on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Mr. VIM. II. Taylor, Superintendent Of the
West Side Lines. started over the Ryan
route on Wednesday with stock md coaches.
and We are we'll assured from his established
reputation ~ first class stage man, that
The service upon II will be organized in the
most efficient manner. Mr.. Stone and other
residents In the Deer Lodge Pass say that
in the last eight years they never knew
heavy enough snowfall TO interfere with
travel, and It is Nkely: - he 1 populas route,
- there are no heavy grades 10 be walked.
II the DEPARTMENT now; provides for the
proper mail distribution and transfer. we
will reap the full harvest of benefit from the
direct route to the Railroad.
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Beck Esepht, Psin,aastip, Ell. I'VE
call attention to the card Of Mr.. tanning,
who viii opch school for instruction. n
these branches on Monday evening next;
We know Of mntf,od b which svsdi1ei
and the tuition fec can be better employed
by those who hsve oppostGnity thaA 10 q.
tending thcse distractions. A kpow1edss
Of Boek.kseppg and eouqerci9l salsla.
,,tions Is Invaluable TO every one, and once
learned gre never forgotten. Even n pen.
lmsaship many might Improve to The sdvsn.
tage OF those who have to read their manu-.
script aftes II gets cold. " Ar. Lanniug
taught here last wintesa and ssvs excellent
satisfaction . Ills pppliA Va hope 70 hsas
Of full class being organized the first eve.
ln'ih.s:i1 y1ali ailU aoinSlGUu
YnB AND FROST PROOF sToRAok
o. Dlk ..a.rr a. ~. S1AeEsees : JeH. "A
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''Duildlnx Greater. "John O'Neill
4o4' 10 wholly irrcprcssible. Nothing but
one of h;s own brass. mounted, fre and bur =.
glar proof collins will ever keep him within
the limits with which common humanity 10
content. A year ago bo had for shop an
old she'll of building o frail ~ Federal
ONCE holders tenure, and " small coffin
lad to be set up on end to frame it together.
All summer, john has complained of hsTd
times; of the grinding svarice Of men VII,
only buy one set of furniture when they
hive need Of two; of the surprising slscrity
Of creditors, and the provoking tsrdiness Of
Debtors And al summer and fall matters
have gone on from bad 70 worse, until he
only had = half dozen or 70 good buildings
left In the town. So, sometw0Nseks since
hstartcd in to remodel the old shop. He
fns took swsy the 4sost building and put
upstwo.story, 2lxS0. then took away the
principal part of the, remainder, spd b. cxs
finding the new one until he will have uh.
der one roof, building suensy:fovr by one
As"dred and thirty Jese, nearly tho entire
Inst door having twelve feet ceiling, making
'helsrgcst Furniture tsbllshmcnt in 3{pn.
ana. Tuesday no turned the mules fhAe
had been driving The machinery, out g.
s'ass, and on Wednesday put In . 12-horse
power steam engine which soon will start
Up his lsthes aud inaugurAts tbs era Of
sseam in Deer Lodge. Tho Hall, . conmo.
d'ous one on the second door, will be occu
pied BY the Good Templars, and, We puder1
stand, by the DAD Fellows. y 4 lodge Is
.ofmed At the presout rate of nisfortuae,
VNeill 40l'' will by another year have 1
block under root. and he the chsabp'on real
! 9atc owner OF the town. y In
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~ Boswell D AcQnestion. at the City Hall Dil.
Nasd Rooms. have on hand and are eonstoaIly re-
:s,ee pur: article q 1'sadt. whisky I'd Wine
sesn 10 very lne and comprises the best brands IN
Market Tkcy have three hrstclass billiard table, a.
.s!:s ans condition fes psyinc 4: pses q g
repdetors are liked By I'll. Johnny Oebcs prsi6G
y boSkecp, - ID ~ :
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Hon. Israel Gibbs. who left here few
weeks since expecting to be IN the States
during the winter, has located at Fillmore.
Utah, and Is, We suspect, learning more than
10 reduced to rules In The text books from
1.-The brightest bit of . school mistress tina,
ever corrugated verb or explained the &C.
lestial movemcnts"y .~, =
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Dancing SehesL-Ar., J. n, Hartwell. IN
this issue announces . school Of Instruction
In Dancing, and We have no doubt will get
up large class. Mr.. Hsrtwen has In.
structed in Dancing for several years, and
il q competent prcccptor snd excellent mu:
stefan. His schools in Virginia City were
attended by nearly all tho young people of
the Capital, and some Of the. present best
dancers Of the social city received their first
instructions from him in 81. As matter
OF finances II is economy, A. tho school soon
becomes virtual club party, and the In.
structor throws tho music: in--lively. T. q,
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Merchant Tailor. 10 aeeesauuodats
Decr Lodge City, On and fc1 tn days after Doe q.
lS70 with saM1les OF ~ extensive stock Of CoeAs,
Cassimcres, vestings, French and scsteh Ooods ,oi
goods made In the best manner and most fashionable
style, will do well 70 give me . call 100 " "
s - =. .f.+ JOHN KINGSLEY,
Helena, Dc. II ,s,s. - III" e'e'' , sa'''s'
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Moose Creek 1ines.-D D. 8. Harvey:
,one.half owner in the Day lead and Harvey
lead lying some nix miles west OF Highland,
gives - III aoouunt&of tbtdevdopmsat and
prospects, Of these rich silver leads.- A.
we'll known, they were, Uncovered In 81
recorded in the following March, and work
has since been steadily prosecuted by the
ownerS, rwbo hsvs made ihels own labor tho
capital to develop them. The Harvey lead
has an incline 12o feet IN, running q a an.
gle ef 49,. aad nov shows ., veil defined
crcvice ofsix Feet, tho ors OF which pay
By mill, process O. 90 per ton Although
containing no galena, Mr.. 6tspleton has
paid 600 per TIM for them at the mine, to
work in his furnace at Argcnta. The Day
lode has an incline 100 feet in, 1t about the
SAND saGle sod showsa splendid body Of
ore, in some Of which native wire silver can
bs.scsn. A pos.ionof the rock <ssAys <loo
per top, and il II believed viii average over
$780, II contains no base metals aud - q.
ccllent milling orc, some 20 tons of it hav-
ing been worked IN arrsstras this summSE
and yielding well. Mr.. Purvine has been
mahisg assays .rscnAy asd sznnsensals
orc in progress TO have Z. 3.ton Paul mill
guaranteed to cave 96 per cent .'of hrs -.
say.-put on ths lead early, in the spris1.
wotkis kdiie hnestsARy on ne Ha5tfy
lead and next week ! force will 30 put on
the Day had fsr the winter. These are I'M
qucsttonably true and rich lesds, and We
congratulate the owners on the prospect Of
soon having lhe machinery o. them, for
which they have unsurpassed facilities Of
water, fuel and ore delivery.
.va55.gS-A<1- q
A large quantity Of HAYWARUS GUN DOQT0
g al aizcs just received and Tor sale It JOHN r
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LOCAL NEWS:T


-vwANfED- LODGE couNr{ scRIp.
y0s which the market price viii be paid In Cash,
8. II. BONN CO,
75V Deer lndee
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MARRIED..
BAnrxs- RasnsAeS.n.s1i boalae, vallsy. De-. II,
By Jdds3 ". @. Davis: SsmusfS {. Halper . Ma
~ Augueta = Rehsbockae. y Il II ysAaa
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AP.s;ia!MsWS SkS az to6SVS} f,o.

AP.lis!:MsWS Sks ns 1oliUvfbS f.on
Itbs NeksbIretlrisaj Hsssai: nj s9';sv 4
ThS lol'owisSs H. deesdsdly she nssssDe
lllts)s an!helSstjeal plszzle Shaeh come 10
our notice. It oecspied ths attention u
one Of the climbs, he othsr evening, until d
lass hoef ma some Of the members a.e said
10 be pussled over Il yet: A II. d has 10
appaes he sells % iof Is cents, which ID
. half cent apiece, or two spp,es for one
cent He sells the remaining 50 for 10
cents, which ~ third of 1 cent apiece, Of
three appaes tor one eat Ihus Ne eethat
tor s apples he gets Scents; now, how
many cents does be get Tor % apples! The
problem seems plain enough, and The rule
OF three gives the Immediate result Of "a.
But on The other hand, If he gets IS crnts
for % Of bic apples and 10 cents for the re.
naming 80, It seems evident that he gets
Is for the sixty. II IL said to BE . poor rule
that Won't work both ways. but this one
seems utterly 70 refuse 70. h7'~j - y1 .,r,
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Fruits, Cigars, Tobnccos.
lhsvs received to-day. per faet freight Ten Thousand
.,.,,s peSSds q as.:...~r"rs,s .EI
' California Apples and Pears t.,
Also. Tobseoos and Havana ciesn. ! offer them =
a thu ts1e o. sssnneD lrDLTE
AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
AZ the v0sy losso0& Rates for Cash
taees . eSainise ~ stock. 4. n. LEVY. !.
Deer Lodge, October 29th, is7a - .s@s'! z
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la4PHVite lettes6 from Rome 9A16 hit 4
spttitualist IL retained constantly ID CON.
panY with King William, over whom - AZ.
|srcises completa influence.
Tl6Ak0& irissI: az bajs faiss"
On esthodan sod seser,A sabaae-heained In.
veeaso af disc nthyaljed epiriias IS . skilful
nanip1l1os q .nixsd 'drinksfe = eithes
.vss NJ n ~ ~. ~ l. Isi4 III ~
F1sD, '6etal86svaa .lArirg ~
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F f. Sd OY STE RS,
PARcuIN, .rAyNTRu / co, >

1Are receiving y Express each essch ftGm Cosinps
Fsesh Can OysterA Prices moderate. Parties desie.
Quantities fos dssis.stsd svsoiags, shesh lesve
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The bill 70 abolish the death penalty has
passed the Vermont house. II that isn't
Tying ID y. face ef Providence, what ~
In tas ssAa1n, b. 1itA, sherman pro,
seutsd ! III! g SmseiHid eel7, Of s.Ia!Acs
to provide ~ . Temporary govtfnment fox
the Territory Of Montana 80 q 'a1hfs'''
'I1ai pspsis say Coz. Hecook his u.
gagged rooms add viii spend The wisDer In
WashiiSt on. 'aa 's'f ~ ; d "-'''',' ''''''-
AnsslsebensSi ~ being made = M .
throash Pullnaa palaces cas tutiy acAwsy
bet.ssp's1 Jlpu So nd l nfsss!Esests1stnI
Fink Tiafocd, On. old Demeeeics o1es
IhoA6 IN 0alifpsaia ands9eeseskssia Ne.
nd xill be Goyern'Fr el le Rre .a Ri;
vsse oecsetasE sros zE.IET
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A large quantity Of HAYwARUs GUN D0oTA
e q! sizcs just received and Tor sale It JOHN r
IxNKB, Deer Ledge. grk SIT
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A good little girl Of thu parted.
q. Il 1wsat tsbs , vetsf. i.;,va. : .
+. And with he vstsss stand:
The ''1Asn I 70 fot'' In ny head, >
%" - The U6llos II ny hand 'c"sl

Dry Goods, Groceries, etc
, 1870-08-26
rHrtf.

StrKeai,f lothcfss. IT the W ent Lake Sts2e, sta
Nou- "hu h1s lccu Ill the couat't tnr hts heAlth,
rrtufnsh. I'll Thursday. III gesrl kpttts unl looking
much ltettsF tran before Lt went array. Although
liz weighs hut Two tn,tlItts AID qI1g{c5 lacfe he
cuuaidStb tha1 TIT IL an cllds,.c p2 wnsi
Is 10 CONE, and rtjcltee thsrr 1t,
About Hcnin. .lsu, <:at.la1n Ch1rles Sssolezst
aHt %.s sSEAtt pt;Ara II 4 watch. 0n rae corner
Of SihwsuAst A.ri.Ir aII Dcsrtuines as1cst, Yes.
EldAs yuMnE u'aE Iis.tx tlc uaA1r uf Charles
Aht'essuh th.i'1i iEFr tln.e--ce; cr for sale 1t
itwt.Fy rtn1t. OF. takr stte4t, hrIc It hal tsn
purchased 1lo trtye'lc: l,:':osuizts! II, aud Az
'trs';h was arrested and charged With .arr~ng,
-s'sa t'.!saxf-E. tee laEAskS 1an!btrr II. thN
Git. 1Ert With ! et.t.a~ .r.'ide,t Lat evening.
Hr "as sits!cr r'H railt":s III fr,at nj No. fsl
Dchrt'v1n st.rtt, VI" III IL e'e!,ck. anl fell nrer
basN waE.!<, sfnAlh' s;s tl.at 4 u, st,lle and
cutting II hbd!s. lit tairn tn the s.rnnrf,
uhe1~ the wt'u:.'i 1sAt t,sesse.l 'y III. Buckley
~ tt7sr. IN rorils Nj. in the hntl 1iD. M a.
W<st LaAr st.tes. lskc.:Einc to t}u-savuS Inhn-
4.lr. xss uioAt ht'-n by sntlk Thief, yesterday,
and fif Ettstfx&iett.
An 1Lr.Fi1ue' are WAS discovered in sn cut
auuEc IN The rs>1y Ut ~; Tcst Washington,
Yfs,e.dAy atteincfn. BY lcin eaan W,~.lske, AMI
axtintuisl,ed ts tth psf'tr any 'l.u .:t wns
Mace Gu ntt.
, 1870-08-26
Cornerstone Gc1rhraston at PITT.
ftipash-R+ rzAnd 4nn~onic D1Aplay.

t:oznrr-Ntunr* Celebration nt PITY
faoush-V-rzAnd lnnnolltc Display.
Str--ial D-sratrh ts Tilr Chicago Tribune.
PLfkoGTH. lao Aug 3s--7ht ceremony Of tAy-
lug the cu-ncr kp.ue VI tn. new Court House, unv
III tHu*e cf rrectiou In tails town, took fiace to.
''aE. nE3cr the Atssrc= II thu Maspuic frasxtalty
tfi1muuth. All invited Eucs.A Ea,rz t,.sna
W,'.s 1u.t b. t'te II F. ". Il L. atia ~, Z. II L
itataaaa. a:i'i ~t M rlrly ,1t tnr streets were
tl:ed WITH lEvpte f:uln LIE lI.,!nax tosns- rae
is1S*'>sh't+ w%.th Vas tar largest ami 1nrst TneS-
tihr. u 5issoh.c llspla. "r-r ~ltncSsei tp th~
st.t~. ''As c.'h 7st-td OF in: following i-,lt-.:
IL aas Baua. = G.c4s.: r: ~ sYne sontn ] an.lr,5.
an4 aaId+ OF fo.f Ma5ats; L4roe:, Eo:nrn ,ulc ),
u Lsp. <; s.'uit Beni cstnmaudssy, Ut so7,in
Lend: l'Nixes OF Free and Accepted Aasaa4 frnta
L%fxFtS. tAsFR1aa-s', knuN " sike1san, iARey31lt
.ctsssct. Harss3, Bau, hsn. Bremen, snd
Ar4os; Udd FrIl.*'& from WErs4v, t1.:cetDn.
ls.L,1en, l=twsll. AUD \ Gus: caie1xo ston. Cut
ssrs at:ceiAsa asl Ilcu cmpl )yel 1eoa tue
tEl1atLE. 1ae nnulles in al4eulsnct Tas mol
tr-: than 1tlo .1ae ceremonies 1ers Conducted
~ NJ. n. Rice. Gtle.t Master, nj lh,tAnA A1a.-
". 81 %as nisf.c ~ h*,n- EnAstea 4. Reeves, Of
sit t14nitth.
I:- tsuH 1ipasa VIII he an elegaut st.a'rurr,
cuoiM9 ahau' :~'pAI.
, 1870-08-26

Ro!ss, lcariuE his dro~ued wifo ia the well
and Lin dnad ch4ldrau il tho Luuso and, Accord
ing TO Lis own story, determined 10 shoot or
or kill I,in-elf somewhere, before Daylight,
but lla did not, and yeator,iay be said before
tho Jury that hu had tLonght tie matter over,
snd concluded it woald be wrong to Lii him
Sc :, and het'a not now propose, dung 80.
which titno may unraseI.a ..--..
Nj. Kolfs haa written to the relatives Of
OF the Ennig'a that Mrs. +. vas danserouzly
i'll, and could not positively recover. de has
.A.a.a S1..sse1l to t:ie la..o1 & tbs Ghutcn to
Which sheY belonged, telling him tho facts 20
the sad intelligence to their parents. Mr..
knlfu ttar iiad n long interview with the prs
onc7. and told him to tell all tho circumstances
'rt'ls' they occurred. The reply was in cub
ttanon what wc havn written, and IS Developed
at the cEQes.e1AmtnAtiop.
, 1870-08-26

.e!,1 r.:i,Isr ,uys.ls ss,;er.,ay a:ietn;s,,' II
1br Teller lt4.tiiuHTieIs- pFesrut: Eotuulissluu-
err B!DwE. t;uud 4td Iuue..
tpn The rtcu1n nr'hiaIton Ut the Fire Marshal.
James A. Luasei. t!tistt, and Mlri,AcI Dot.n,
pipeu:aus NJ tie hnse ttet 3tor. having Sawed ~
cal.llA1cS tt'r sIaty a!n.*. were aAJsutei us reg
Jlnr ln+nia+'ry Ut the Department..
The chhrgeH ~.Aiust nenEJ Walsh, a ulc:uher oi
tlt' File lseEa'tne:t, were A!snssz,!, no eae aiA
1s7,S S1u4 tu Prosecute.
Ft,. Iue.r, fireman. wns discharged from
,he turce ~ Mrach Of ,iactpltae.
William Il. I.i--wfcr.!. ptpen.aa If the a:earac.
\. L. Corr: Try, was s:1srhir."d from tic r1scs
tDr lfsltg nluelte tauruav.. 10 thc foreman aa.1
EoE hetuc atseat !rrsu iutJ without Leave.
The btard aaiaHsned.
, 1870-08-26
PACIFIC COAST,

Arri. al Of Secretary Sr.tnrd MT San
KTnnrfsco-Xtne asstt~t' 'E1fHcHc afoEc-
1t1Ent.
SAN Francisco. Aug 2s.-Mn. steward arrived
fs-iay. He Il ;he Xl.--t II 1Ht2t ua>ulxs.
The Anti-c1li1ttr Convention hA@ tfrs't0eI to
...tu.t4ale = St4ts uck.t Tilc la'avrut1un spill
ast night IN nlunicissI nominations, and all
fuElci Iu cLnIun:au- AtrtluL as.t. .thsrd Of the
tscsskAts.s R.thlstx.
Thr N.rraA..;< Library gtts CONCERT is posi-
lAil.csi TIT &Isha.1 at.
The EnGEsh xl,itrsal hA7ac1t+f has rErtrrd,