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, 1870-09-30

The Boston <idrcrtistr is very much dis
.ressed about the future of the Western
States, should the policy be adopted of
reforming the tariff 70 as to raise revenue
for the government instead Of bounties to
privileged classes. It says:
- It the policy here fogrshad9wed we're TO pre-
vxt1.-ot II II WeTesuntlerstood thar there were =
'egu,std into IL surpoFt,-she: wonld not b. an
other factory established wrst OF the Allechanies;
re Iicn msnss extending from the tnitty.stxth to
ise1s atsa power Enough 70 suppy n, popu!aon in
~ ~ sooSo M 20 would .saln now unused to the lakes
The Adoertiser need, borrow no trouble
on account OF 1.-the Western mines" New
nines we're opened wfisn the tariH was
merely nominal, md they continue tc la
opened just as fast as the demand TO.
their products requires.
II VIII he remembered thtt there was
great effort in Congress 10 make coppe.
mining aou1ishing. by excluding foreign
copper, Of which mono WIS imported. The
increase in the price Of copper lasted about
three months. and then the price fell lower
than It had been before. People found ont
how to dispense with copper altogether,
and the result was, TINT majority Of The
Lake Superior mines closed ups a di.
rect CONSEQUENCE Of an attempt to increase
the price, by statute Hnsing now nno.s
copper than VIC have any use fol-, we hare
begun exporting it on FREQ trade principles
and il is possible that those interested II
copper mining may, in time, unite In III,
demand for reduction on foreign goods
because the present high imposts opezas,
as duty on exports on American copper
Every cent taken off tha tar On import
| VIII be an increase Of the exchangeab1
value OF the copper.
Tho West has an unlimited amount @
ron and COZ, aud intsuds to pspduce q
the iron that il needs. It cares little #
, 1870-09-30
TIE COW ORDINANCE,
the Editor Af The Ciics1..o Trihu1<.

To The Editor af The Chicago TRIBUNE:
In yort Wednesdays PAPER see . letter signed
"Fnbl!c a1sulng the City government to mass an
ordinance 10 shut up COWS, anu AZ Public secs
1T 10 c1sr ElNrs m honest who es their lty,uS
tY the s7rat Of their bron and you published his
ettrr, Tsu tRlt to let this in ton. Il Is the fEst
the wos erer, accused 1t Stealing my living,
when Keep Thirty to forty cows, a. you can pee
Nest Park, an: II = Pnl4rr thinks It ar ras5 way
setting out on the u.~n lot. and Prairie wtthnut
the sign Of ahaf2e o: any End aaI following The
cauie tounti for tnl!rs ar'l lhc nea hitting. And
tneh the mIEinE OF them Hight and noruln7 au,t
caIyiE9 TnEd tne niIk amt selling it Tor ahEost
n9ih'n snn tar t. n"Ee Of enr eicg*aaf voter
So Pefnas pssn q ssr5 Fub,,a E''n psIS ,a.s
+ sna fws Il 4out can !, T. ois si,sE ea.s
.nS!Ee.tsa s fhmi'y well and got ny living this
Ana wat hurt does |. 90 II nv cows do feed on
Dtncf !otks IanH- There's mighty little gFaa5 on
thesr laI1t' thcs they needn't &c 70 sting! Of 1t,
A. az I 1sfy t nsEer DO ans ns to shs tees unless 4
how can help mat hou tic dies W az 1t then @
enc ~ e maxi them crnzs
Eoi "pab::G = o5e Of those great men who
tsf mr. ai@a!s tAik!cs sacas She fu.ure. A II the
nrt ut Et'wel Is ro Fuch man Notwithstanding Vii
5Ga said nb,,ut hiut Your PuNt,c cant h,lv
I'm oveI Ard wou1d Ike TO. SnoV WY
psI9 ~. u TAKE INF uT1uX
away ara !fave Ee w!::n.:. arr support Wht
wants PARIS and trees aui flowers snl 'sucn
th!ucs The Rich f1lkk--N ho wants rnoi frrSh
coEs Es!E cheap soo-tile raor folk n, Mr Ell
Hor a:t roHei i:i.'r or. " those toeu who viii
Soenncc the poor mass living 10 the pahltc rot,I
end be Viii eteEd us aeaa*t IN TIC par; at, tte..
men tn creation All We atk j. to rss;ura onr
sows nE's II any body Esnt. IN gcow trees let MIN
Pto!Ges t'tem ~ Watchln. them as 10 my co W.
And Il r. eS undertake to DIVE Us OF they viii nI
t1at :iHe a good horse a.h cAr15 a gnoa rcvnv..r
ara tnhuch-1 au pc3cable Ezaa and Lar aott-
ing citizen We tcow how to protect our r1hrs.
Yrs TOR 4 LIVING Cow ROY.
, 1870-09-30
The Ereaing I'ost discussing who
ought and who onght not to be sent to the

The Erening Post, discussing who
ought and who onght not to be sent to the
Legislature, says:
Let the exhibition Of nn overwhelming desire
on the part Of anr uan TO get to the Legislature,
I've taken ss the fute Indication Of his tltuces 10
stay a. home; anil II he be member u" the Com
mon Council, or the Coak County Bua1,l Of super
visorrs Bpot him anyhow!@
This is entirely too sweeping. Thcre
are several persons nov members OF both
boards who are good citizens. aud able,
upright men, and who are not professional
ofhcc-seekers nor pluuderers Of tie public.
The great misfortune is, that men Of that
class are not more numerous in the Coun-
ell and among the Supervisors. Each minis
fitness must he determined upon his own
merits and his own record, and If thera be
members Of tho Supervisors and Of tho
Council who are candidates, and whose ft-
ness and integrity, pre- conceded, they aro
entitled to the credit of being faithfnl
among the faithless-. Several such can be
named who would mike excellent members
VI the Legislature. :
, 1870-09-30
GOVERNOR PALMER,

II l. sln+ 10 nnr excellent Governor to
coacs1lc that. in his recent action upon the
question ri the npportionmen. of Repre-
s"n'a'ivts to Cook County, ha WAS plainly
F. 1at4l 1.y what would seem, upon any other
than s*,archinE and comprehensive view
Of tho wi,cle matter, TO be the most Eteza1
construction Of the constitution. The
l~ttrr tie lawyer, the moro Obviously
w"nh to be inclined, looking
L: the question rs lawyer
merely. to take the view which
resulted in tho Governors action. No.
can it lie denied that, had the convention
had its attention called 10 the liability 10
double construction which rested over This
feature cf tho new constitution, they would
have deemed it Necessary to avoid the dan
ger i'y amendment These facts do simple
just &C to the motives Of Governor PAlme1a
alportionmsnf-
But when the Governor ssw. not only tha,
The litcralncss Of his construction, on
thorough examination. WAS open to douht,
but that. t,y adhering to it, It would work
the t1isfranchisenent of, third of our
county, and defeat utterly some of the
obvious and clearly expressed Intentions
of the convention, he did a
candid aud manly act when he
waived his OWE technical construction,
and, in some degree, lis pride of opinion,
il. order 10 nroid m injustice to great
community. Not seldom have we had oc.
cdsion TO deal with public men who would
sacrifice 10 their opinionative firmness, the
, 1870-09-30

war claims, to the end that Ill Just dues to our
people growing out OF these clailns may 20
AdiuAted By the government. General Hardie
will renato several 'weekA in the Territory,
making this city his headquarters, and N that
ume hopes To e1anine pretty thoroughly INTO
thcrites> for arIhs and supplies furnished tho
volunteer forces called Out to suppress or pre-
vent the Threatened IDnlan outbreak Of 1867.
Iho following extract from An act max.
ing appropriations for suudry civil expenses
of.aho government and for other purposes,
apWc1ed July Is, 1870" Ia explanatory,
mainly Of the authority conferred, by the gov
Genef7l in this 1nia.ion:
SECTION 10. That The Secretary Of War be. aud
ne "a neteeJ, authorized tnd rrqul:ed TO ascertain,
o. caaa- to he ascer:atnctt the arount Of expense
Of 4oatana, ttr az3ns aud supplies Of tho voun-
teer forces calett 01t 10 suppe5s Indian hos-
TITLES In the Territory OF Montana, IN ths Jeer
the names OF the re1sers entitled to relief, To-
Setaef Win statement OF the f8ch, and
Sims Upon Ehich such report may be bs1ed.
General HaFdte. Alter cnnaunnmating bis La
boIs here, Eil repair to Chicago, and complete
his examination and report. -.
form the duties Of 1,is misrion could hare
been tse1ected than General Hurdle. He will
g1ve satiafaction, We are confident, no less TO
,tho. people OF Montana than to the govern
mcnts IN these matters, 80 mnuh discussed
and 90 long delayed in their settlement An I
man Of Administrative ability, General Hkr-
aae, ~ an officer Of tho Gensrsi Staff during
the l.te War, and coworker OF tho great Wat
Secretary Stanton, damonatrated that ha his
few equals md no superiors in tha country.
II ts, Therefore, = mattcr of common couGx1:.
ulxsiun that this Is tho officar appointed to the
special nisaion va have already named.
, 1870-09-30
TIE NORTHWEST.

rha ctasa cnn~or,ion ~ rornt. cr,.a,....
ents Of Schools meets 1t Rock Iasud. ostooer II.
w,scoxs,s.
We learn from the s,ercns Point p,,nt thst on
the 1e,h and ,7tn tnstapta. Nexs,s. R.,,for, wsl
lsec, and Pr.,t, Of the town et Eau Piaine, sue
r.edrd m t1,tnc az. h.,r, the ~-ns,,..- -s,,n,n.
:, -. - ~Ae-'.3
sIS auu .uo ..1xss' sS ~ PosAe. Aao sss.se.&
Hsseu. o' kue n'e, oIeseeo. w. INV poauoA
oeets - ete ispos ~ t.ut..e ~ .us
b, -ane saaess11e 1asfMt eea'ea taA. ~. sae nA5y
'sao* u eonneeuoa WITH Ioe eoo11ela ntscons4
fhn wa3 great SUCCESS. iaefe ~efe t@enS5-
etknt co'pRenao4S lot '"1 P4Aees "ut" "a1
awarded n fonoW1: AFa. II. A. Hesoa, James
ville, dfss rFem1u1n-sver tea se'' valued n sso;
MIA BUT sptasue, bsoansad second ptcniame
, 1870-09-30

:. EXECUTIVE DHAx1NEHIf
WHEREAS, On the Esd day OF September, a, D..
1se4 The Governor AID SecTcta9 OF State, pur.
suhAt to tue provisions Of Section Is Of the
poE1oulnent Of the Stale for member. Of The drst
House Of 3Icpresenta&aEas under said constitution,
and based sud appoEionnent upon the federal
census nf 1Es1: and
WHEREAS. on the s4th day OF September. 1s.o.
The Governor did is1ne hts proclamation announ.
Gang the superintendent taus made; and
WHERE'S, Gpoa 4 res1Aou Z: said apnortion
the aid and adstee Of tie Attorney General shcy
have dectt,ed tt1t the true tntent and uceulnr Of
the several sections Of SAID constitution and
tche1u1e gives the different districts Of Coof
County representation According to ehc ropu3s-
dpn u said districts. IN accordance wiki the
1uea end W9nctples applied g fther counties:
Now, tht1cfofe I. JOIN u PALMER, Governor
much Of MT sNd proclamation Of date Sept Il,
1s;p, as relates 70 the sPpaTscnmeut Of CoOS
County, Is amended II follows. = Wit:
Nnety-tfth Observation-Disclosures thA TERRITORY
contained tn the present Flfty-ainth Rer1rsents-
use Mstst1. a. defined By 1sT, II Cock County !;
entitled to ten represcntAttSea.
Nlnety-E,xth nlsutct-EmhraanH tho territory
District, ~ defined BY Inv, IN COOK EouuT; en-
titled to ux Representatives.
Ninety seventh NgtHct-EmhMetnK tue terrific
~ CONFINED In the pFsse1< Sixty-arst Representa-
Ete pi181tct, n denAed By l1wr In Cock County:
entitled to hx representatives.
In testimony whereof, n1ts lereeo bet ny hand
Done i no e!y % spTtnsneia tals mn day Of
September, a. D. 1s7A
,BrA1-1 By The Governor:
=. EDWARD HC0kH, Secretary ef 6e84h.
, 1870-09-30
CHEF 1UETICE CHAHR.

The recent illness Of Chief Justice Chasa
WAS, It seema greatly exaggerated in the
publications mads at the times but the
deep interest exhibited by the people of
the oount.y shows how strongly he had of
late years impressed himself upon tho
popular heart Years ago, Mr. Chase Was
elected TO the Senate, and Served his term
with ability, md with great dignity. He
was almost iso1ated in that body. Neither
the Wing nor Democratic parties ucmovl-
edged him, and both disclaimed him. His
time had not come. The great need for
him had not arisen and he re-
tired from the Senate. Subsequent
ly, when the great rebellion took
place, and The country stood sorcly in want
of statesmen equal to the emergency, Mr.
Lincolp, as If guided. by Providence,
called Nj. Chase to the post of Secretary
| OF the Treasury. How well, how wisely
| md ably he conducted the national
finances are matters OF history, The ofico
of Chief Justice became vacant at that
time, and A1r. Chase was appointed, and in
this case, also, It seemed that the country
was wntched over by an Allwise Power,
and that this man had been raised up
to fill these important trusts ut q
moment when just such a man
WIS needed. His career rs Chief Justice
hns been one full of incident and full Of
responsibility. The war which had been
fought upon the fell has been virtually
fought over again in the courts, and to the
4 ,rist1nm fha rorndenra fhe ra1m cInur i,1
, 1870-09-30

unkHnN a disease has made Its appearance within
The Iaass thre or four da{a among the cattle in
Fillmore County, from Preston west through Carl
mopta ana Fnrestvillc. ThA> cattle tiYe from af-
teen to thirty huuls alter Attacked. Cows seem
10 DO more generally affected r4a1 othet ca1tIo.
-oHint. = :. X.
1he ensytou Heum, Of Eep&. n, s.y1: ~ :,
's1I:3h stxees ,Ea1.tna keenn or courihesable
ComMni04 list 6z11rd1y aftet1uon, 'OcElslo1cu
by The II pokt that Ran ntned Israel Harrington,
In lnc ppblis 1aatkets, oaI comtnltted su!csde.
Upon luyaat1ustton It w2s leArnea that uar1tng,
ton. u moment Of frcnxJ. rushed tuwanl hls
vile ~ ~ ~ ta'g sheSsS,xnlfs and attempted +
to her fcaEs In loud s:reAu1 which brought to her
ahslStanre nctghnnr, Mho1e prcs1nce h2d
ne ELECT VI calmlnR tho tafuuated nan,
anu the dar5er wis supposed TO oe ose1.
IN company with his little son, Harrington, went
70 hia Eoom n It was shcn supposc,f, to tskr nla
uSa1aa Afternoon aferr. Presently the boy r.
iai5 ns1 70 I1s M1,1ss Eisa sse asmeat MAJ hIs
he- wtsnea. several ncighbors accompanied heF to
thc kleepling apartment, when, 70 their ao7ur,
saey .oand the man lnaogsns Gy the neck te the
his dangeroae condition, And whom taken down,
lttsta,led horrible looking hght. liza eYei
E1afcd saragely, while ha' exhibited the moxt
reu ID uncontrollable, and ..6a ntnoss sisstiance
wns exercised to prevent rcpe1.
ton Of hts suicidal attempt ErentusllY, he
again thonsh 1t iaat bis consclorsnc1 Was te.tor-
eti- lsns Harrington wR4 determined to die, Avail
Ing htKnself 81 bis freedom ALLOWED, he secured
large dos. Of potson.. which ho Swallowed. At
ed, u ho applied the proper festorattyc1, a4d Sae
poor man awoke To Ind himself In the land Of the
Irving. Il WAS deemel necessary to place him IN
fer the lunaae Asriu.n, thezr heins no question
rs 10 his iLs4n!ly. Tt hat eud Caotaiu Clark aud
oficer t:cchmer removed hun to the Cunntr Ja.l7
, 1870-09-30
WINE OF LIFE.

ncF'a yiMnm yfttc, or Wine Or III - - ~.
sbs s.P e9SSo2s; s1s1'
ssHs an1 she sae 10 tae Wosa fae aexs e.
si me nc e y ~ tas FIT sant and deios
S.,.s1 Ss1Ss1 "a xfps se e StheE i ess
oa tse the Wine Lie Il T. Is fas yann9 } ar
ssrssT 1hnse Tho Ti.h to s7ioy Fnod hrsIih. snH
q Luz |. different from aa1thIpE svef heSor.1 ~ e
rse I'LL 4olc By 1tuEgt.te Price 3I In 1n.rt ho+JM u
, 1870-09-30
Proposed EXTHAYAGAECE,

PROPOSED ExTlAvAoAHcE. - I
We print communication from q tax
payer, in which he calls attention to tho
proposition now before tho Common: Ooun.
eli, to s,cnd Sa5, 900 to build new police
station in the Immediate neighbothood of
tho present A1mory building; ~Tha plan il
TO lake part Of the present reservoir lot
the property of tho city, and erect polics
station honse thereon, ut a cost Of S25. 900
Tho lot proposed TO bs taken is worth
81, 800 per front foot, which, for tho sixty
feet makes total value Of $50, 900. It.
can be now leased at that .ata for long
term Of years, subject to 1nvalua-
lions every Eve years. To build the
police atationf on euchfa lot, is to sink
sns,oeo, without sufficient cause or decent
pretext- The present Arnory building cost
.S56, 900, and the lot is worth as much
more. The present building has been so
long used for that purpose that it is worth
little for any other tse- 1t is capanfous,
central, and is established as the police
headquarters of the city. 1t is proposed,
as if for no oihe1 puspose than to squsndar
s-''"V' anu 10 oe0tsoy tot "ot.n s'o'ouo
no~, ano an Wn,en, ~ IN h'e sea,a S1u 10 "os'h
q 'e0s' s4.osovo' ~ ou"a ne* hss''on
house, two blocks only removed from tho
Ptesant one. tne on'y apology oHered
aof ILLS iecAless "asle OF money Is tAat
Inc AmofS IS subjected to "oad
s1neil .na'' al t'mea' sne atmosphere IS
exceedingly unpleasant Tor prisoners md
oahcess- III support Of This theory, there
nave oeen assesa reports 1fom fo'lce Gap"
ta1ns' Sergeants and others, and, finally,
grand jury reported the Arnory build
ing as a nuisance. Ihese things, however,
do not ehange the facts. Tho grand jury
report deceived no person. It was naado
10 order. It was got up to MD this scheme
Of plumber through the Common Council.
That the members OF the grand jury
knew that such was the object Of their ze-
port is not, perhaps, true, hut that that or
| GanizRtion WAS used, unconsciousIy On their
part TO bolster up one Of the most
unblushing schemes OF e1travagance is
unquestionAbly true. The fact is, the Ar
, 1870-09-30
COUCH NO MORE.

Wnrnrr'. t:oush Hul.e.n \ he.l!ax. soteeafnE.
e.Ts<s il inn edstey reet Ing. tai t!esnay eus
he mes, oksnsse esse1 e cosxhs oetds sots Throat
Id Cossnnsptcn Z ailncst incredible. So pTonpt Z
ay asetiop Of the throat 1d l1nes that thousnds ef
LytieanA daily pISc1birx It. xud and hi NJ
sas.n oae ,{;s dse . slraIs szssa; t;siei I'd i
, 1870-09-30
Em M EMACOCuE.

EARHFRS EMMESA6nGuE + ths ouly asttcis
Nh.e e isH!ly wb.sh Fl: izapo1s.at a.diesss
err offered yoc. and Joa should lunaedtasely VfpcnTS
t. alko rrrs cure tos feu,ats GTefuartea, md
may be dfFended upon In tFeFT cate whef4 the
y Bow haa h~ea ah<t1uetsd khznuxh cold q dtsoess
Sold hJ druxEa1tA. P75re One Dollar. -.
kor saIe, whoesaIe. In ChicaEp, by Hzzdhnt Edasn
Eunen 1foeh Fuller: y1a Sehaaek, Stevenson S
Reid, 6usnban,a & Son, Lord Szith. Tnhnsr q Tfn9
, 1870-09-30

Tdeh tariffs, as noesaur.s ~ LIBERALIZATION,
aud Inns rnorr f,;,b ~ an,.-,,isa ~ 'a;s,.aso
frpn Eastern and rn-ono,n c,,nnot;.o,.
than in al, ,ho ,,r,,o,t;ev ~ .ssa.l, W. ~,
Ge,tscd. -Four thuus,ni] m;,aa nf tronsnor.
tatiou affords n nfat,r :s,;H ,Eo,oct;n,
against foreign non. VIII ths on snd
the coal, mud the> brcal and ,Hadt
Of tho labofnr nil. Il Band thay
cam successfully defy any composition ftoia
Europe or from The eassorn slope Of The
.Allaeghanies. To do This, however, they
mutt be relieved of taxation, The miner
ulu9t bo1eloased from the taxes which con.
sumo his wages. Ills tools must DO freed
OF tas. Ho,nust beable'to buy his shoeF,
aadlhi clothing, aud that Of his family,
his furniture. bis bedding, his cotton and
wool.en goot1s FREQ OF tho 40 to 60 per cent,
, 1870-09-30

papers we're in the habit Of s.eharsine'
that the HLooofooo" leaders sent Batish
gold into Wing stroneho1ds to ca1ry them
for Stree trade" candidates for Congress.
At every recurring election until the Whie
party gave up the ghost, this ancient fable
was trd.tcd ont and made to do duty in be-
half. OF t'prctection "-so.called, The
knowing Wings were we'll aware thst il vas
q venerable lie the Whie .nasses suspected
it's unt1uth, but the local politicians
had an ilea that the err Of "p.itish
gold ;" wonld make votes; they Thought
a majority Of manv thousands. The 1ead.
ing interest of Pittsburgh is iron, and any
policy TINT tends to keep it doar and to
compel the American people to usy double
pzice for iron in alt it's forms, viii command
the endorsement OF. that city. If there is
uny doubt of the election of General
Neg1ey, the cause of it must be personal uu-
, 1870-09-30
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER so, 1870.
RepusllckN NOMINATIONS,

Fv Representative su Congrtss for the S:ate at
f1.St. Gcacral JOHN 1. LOGAN.
sra:c TREASURER, ERAsTUS n. BATES.
s.o.sss-Hdrnt o: rcbllc Instruction. NEWTON
1.A-EMAN.
c,,n-, ss.n,rrs q. Tie penitendary. ELMER
Nl.nNTKS and CASFAH HUTZ.
, 1870-09-30

could not have been ascribed to his fault,
and were removable on1y hy his sc1f-de-
nial -,
, 1870-09-30

Ins Temperance party OF the Seventeenth Dts.
use4 4anots Noodtosn, LaSs1a 4nd Livingston,
~ S1a aom@afed Hn-Reddsck, OF Ottawa, for seane
-"r-"!- :'' :.
- son y contemplated BY part Of tho Rspuo.
leans ~ NJ Eighteenth Congressional p,s9.a az
, 1870-09-30
Proclamation.

we Pueusn oeloW Inc Official copleA OF the Gov |
sfntrs ptoe'amatiors On tho apporunnmenr OF the |
-12'e' Is tcoee hrta1y published weru 1rum. un- |
,hs1tc3ed copies:
STATE or ILLINOIS, EXECUTIVE pkrAsrxEyr.
1ouk n. PALMER, GOVERNOR
1S sa tshoH e saay eo1ae<.f., greeting:
nv slhsd1's n5s6 " iss rrosisaons OF Section =
$50 dovernof nd % lie * steesT q s Il siais
s.e s'e,a i4uGa p * The superintendent Ct the
keutAuvea under said constitution, said apottinn-
n:snt 70 ns eased upsn The Federal cc1su, Of TITO
ysar u OUT Lofl, ono lAoas nj e!gh: lin lrs1
t-tu1e the tt'nt: tx.-i by *ais Ssc:i,n II oi tac
sehssule OF :xid h,n-tltutton:
NC. .1s'S1 ,l; !; s"hn IL falmer. Governor or
enant 70 tet prssi=.,sns OF sertsoa ii oi the
schetus oi t;ie constitution atGEcksld. aad IN
4 of Article Of said constitutIop. the Goycf1,cr
ard Secretary of ss1te DID, % tho sd dsy uf sen
.-,n'.sf; ~, year u our l1,rd 1sic ux nc apnas
uuGse VI Representatives un.:' The constitution.
.Ld i,akcA lie sAr!'e uIt.n tie Fclcr11 ccusus VI
=; ,r:.E .nE e cur Lortt 1s:o ci sald s:a;s
eli rs1*tyc.! and Hrd ii tar pslee Of the Sec1e-
ts'y 81 Sts;e. ald said aoportleuMeut has been
Iaafse IN aeazH1ane with the rules Ani principles
isArts u o. FAIL Constitution, aau ID as 1olloTs
u.wl.:,
First DF;.!c.-aic1ander couaty: entitled to
sscona pirsncs-Pu,astt and Masssc Counties;
entitled 10 Ura H rTrgcntYtive.
T"t1.i niat11cs-Pore County; entitled t. one
: Fourth unaract--J.au.on CouniJ; entitled to
r Fin III DiftIist@Unlon counts: entitled to one
Representative.
slxlh District jackson County; entitled to one
Representative,
seyenth Dik,riet-willIamsoa County; entitled
~ E,.hfs Hts sTct&saiinc cnnn,v. entitled r. ono
, 1870-09-30

Tho Montana Indian War CLAIMS
=: Ffpn M Htteso HesA
We eh1uptnls with much aatisfacton the At
rival, last evening, Ut Helena, Of General
James 4 HardIe, inspecsE Gene1al. Q. s. A,
etc., who, nrdtr orders OF tho WaS Depa1t-
nent h.aEep.red to w. ~ h1eT,toy Tan.y m to % insss
, 1870-09-30
REAL ESTATE,
"AETER,1
Pf e f e M EDY,

Wntres's- Pile Remedy hss ne,rr f.1o. f,o4
fsfn ~ orc Gnse 70 e1ls ths vey cases Of blind
!ssninE os 1Herdssk I'1eA: Ih.%e wise .,e Asie:s5
+ aes reeom5cs5 1a Esst III ..R.t..y ne Pic
Eufec n1Cy thirty YEAR, stansi5s rfiee
one DolaF.t For eals bY drnke4tx evcryWhr-c
, 1870-09-30

The 1easun Of this course has NOT yet been
explained. II was the second case Of the kind
that had happened around Stfssbourg. The
German batteries then Immediately o7ensd
fits upon tha fortress and city, n retaliation
for this fragrant breach Of military lAW. Tie
awful scenes Of the night Of tho 25th "sra
again enacted, and at night the city vas again
fred IN several plaees, and the horizon vas
etaired like. mimic kunaet, and the streets
Krot,enau, Austarlltz. We.asentlp1n, and
Kooneuburg we're al burning. Houses on
tte Minister Place caught fire, and the shp ot
the Minister was ablxxo in seFera! plaees.
Fireuen and citizens Nerc engaged during.
The who3e Of the right IN putting out TIE RE-,
Vhich would have Been Of greater extent haa
not terrific thunder etorC deluyrd th6 sa1!
with water.. It is = rsnArkable fsct that
thunder storms pour almost daily over the
doomed city, and the wazting
of fbe elements And the faah.
Of the cannon and tho bursting Of the bombs
fcrm i ecene Of terror to al. But their fre-
oueucy brought on other miseties to the
Understanding Inhabitants driving than
out Of their ca11aza On account Of ths rising
Of he Rhine, aud compelling Them to seaf
refuge out Of Doors, Many fed to the Min
ster for Tdfu1p, thinking that they were per
fectlY safe thsre. 4 straabourg lsdy who ca
c1ped to Baale with her. tHn children. altar
this night said that 9ths peopls were IN
, 1870-09-30

i, fsrA1-l By The Governor:
: EDWARD RCxn, Secretary Of eesta.