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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
w. J. Copp advertises a stray colt. eRea

adv. sv8T I'D .s5iTeu sH 10 bs1sb'aac
---Chattel Mortgage blanks for sale at this
Office ssw q.isaeS3t,3 a.d 20 eoI9tsss sd
/ Two or three communications crowded
oct this week. They win appear next: =
\ Our subscribers need. not be bashful
about bringing as wood on subscription =
As We expect to have c5ld summer, twenty
cords would make us feel more com fort
able SCI - }'Aj dRaa' ~ i4i eff p.
Our German friends had a social hop in
Fox's halllast Monday evening They must
have had good time for they didn't go home
till morning.
"A goodiy number of our citizens attend
ed the lectures in Hastings last week.
GouG /" drew" the best.
An old topper who attended GoUGH' s
lecture. tells us conf'lentiallly that it was
the " best treat he had had since election.
JOE. HEBERr is partial TO cold duck as a
winter diet. He slipped into the lake last
Tuesday. o4 uate e>go sa
do you want suit of clothes? l.. ID.
Newell has got suit ready-made that VIII
quit yeu. Go and see. 1atae -.v
--RevaE. III. Hurlburt, of .Osceola, will
preach in the Baptist church next Sabbath,
morning and evening. at the usual hour.
The Odd Fellows at Ellsworth, have i'm
stituted REBEcoA Lodge; and the degree
was conferred upon several ladies last Satur-
day night. '-
This is the month that comes in like a
lamb and goes out likes lion - If this is
sound doctrine, the lion vii. lam us fearfully
about the 3Ist of March. The weather is
very fine. ...... ~. 80,
"A school exhibition will be given at
Ellsworth on Thursday evening. the 10th
inst. The exercises win be carefully Sc
lected, the programme well arranged and an
interesting and instructive entertainment may
be expected. ..,t
R. G. LIBBY has rented the Chaplin Hall
House for the coming year. He will be =
"mine host that cannot be excelled. VI
"A number of adolescent specimens of
incipient manhood. together with fair pro-
portion of melliiucnt morsels of gushing
girlhood, congregated at the residence of Mr..
g. w. McMURPHEY, last Monday evening,
and were most pleasantly entertained The
Juveniles returned highly delighted with the
good time they there enjoyed. Our reporter
informs us that the aggregation OF sense and
sweetness was absolutely fearful to contem-
plate and impossible to describe. % e-ssaa'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
Our Dentfsf.

Our Dentist. aa" ..05n.E EEI ODDS
DIR. CRARY will be at home on Monday
next, and may be found at bis Office ready
for business. He is now in Chippewa Falls.
and, at last accounts, the tooth crop in that
section was good. Since the fight on Dells
question commenced, a good many folks in
the Chippewa Valley have h ed their " eye
teeth cut" and the doctor has reaped an ivory
harvest. sEG.1
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
Death of An.on BurlIngam..

The cable dispatches of the 23i ult.,
bring us the painful news Of the sudden
death of Arson Burlingame, at St. Pc
tersburg. Hc-died of congestion of the
lungs, after an illness OF only four days
Mr.. Burlingame was born in Berlin,
Chenange county, New York, in 1922
lie graduated al Harvard University in
1876, and at oncs cCmincnced the study
aud practice of law in Boston.
His first appearance in public life was
rs member of the State Senate in
1852, and before the people IN the can
vass Of that year, in which he distin.
guislicd himself foi eloquence and splen-
did rhetoric. lie was member of the
Massachusetts Constitutional Convention
in 1853, and was member of the 35lh
aud Seth Congress. In 1851 he was
appointed minister TO Austria and subse
quenily to China. The events following
lis appointment by the Emperor of
China. as envoy to the Western Powers,
are familiar TO all.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03
Contested Election case.

The case Of Wise VS. Button.-whereip flie
former contested the htter's eleetion 10 the
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

The best is always the cheapest.
The splendid picture frames at the Pierce
County Drug Store are the best in town
and sold atthe lowest prices.
fH 5 W. Fl. WEIGH.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

We will wager a hat with the san.
guine editor of the Journal, "or any
other man." that the main line of the
West Wisconsin Railroad never runs
within a dozen miles of Prescott, and
further, that It viii strike the ST. Croix
here. The location Of the road is now
settled. and we knoU that it is to come
here. There is no guess-work about it.
Hudson Times. ~
If the TAYLOR editor of the Times
will pay the WEBER editor of the jour
NAL the hat he bet and lost last fall, we
will "see him" on the above. e was
about somebody from Polk county voting
for somebody in the state convention.
Dye remembers? HORACE, come down.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Painfing. a
SAM. WILLIAMS has at last got that won
derful granting machine and will soon have il
in working order He will lave specimens
of granting on exhibition at the post-office at
an early day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Yoscsr Seeds. c- t4ia .t.f..fa ras .Hy
Those wishing choice kinds, can obtain
them by leaving their orders at McCray's
drug store. 81 taBiras Hse. -.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

Office of District Attorney-has been decided
in favor Of rsButton. The following is the
opinion as published in the State Journal.
- oPINIoxs Dr. PkrSE,J.
State az RI Wise Is Bsato,s
4. VI here an act. approved March 9th,
1868, TO ineorporxts tliecity OF River Falas;
declared that a certain part of the torn of that
name should constitute snch city, and that
election for municipal officers should be held
on the first Monday of said month Of April.
upon notice of at least two weeks=--but sand
act was not published until April Isl. and
no election was had nor organization of eli.
ty government effected: Held. that the dis.
trict so designated continued TO be part of
the torn of River Falls. and its inhabitants
were entitled to vote at the poll of said town
at the next subsequent fall election
2. Declarations in said act that from, and
after said Monday of April, tn designated
district should constitute the city of River
Falls, and the connection between that dis
trict and the town should be dissolved for all
town purposes, must be construed, with ref.
erence to the whole scope of the act, as inten-
ded to become fti1ly operative only when the
city organization should 6e effected.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

NEW Decision For the information
of those interested, we would say that
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has decided that due bills given by mer-
chants to The amount of $500 and up
wards, TO be paid in merchandise, are Ii
able 10 stamp duty.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1870-03-03

CoNGREss.-Our Congressional news
is crowded out this week by local mat
tiers of more Importance. Whats con-
gress l-uncCmbc compared with interest
ing home correspondence, or healthy
local item. Why, of course not.
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FINANCIAL.

~ New Jersey aud Woschcstcr properly, per cent in
tsycst; also first second city mortgages cashed
W. Il. BUTLER 4 CO., ~ Liberty street.
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DlRECToRY FOR ADVERTISERS.

ADJUSTMENTS -sscoND PAGE-rourth, nth and SIKH
AsrROLoGY-EIxvrxrn PAox-six.h column
soAsD Hs6 asH 'eiSas IoDaSS PAGE
sRoesISs si1SS '''Sa SHHf ESTATE FOR sALE-rwxLrrH
sUsIsESs OPPORTUNITIES SECOND PAa.-Third col
soIGss ;cs ssaTs
0LEsss ASS Ms 'Ila PAsr-
ssS
sSa5Ss sssss :ss
s sSn.
BENTIsT1Y-ELEvENIHP r. AGE-sixth column.
BsT H1s % AND ux
xuRdrsAH Column
kfEs AFS ExRs-Fsasr Pxss. .Fos5.h column.
xalss4 F.ssios4sa column sS'ans
ron sALE--TwsIrra PAos- Third snd fourth columns.
sssf
HELP wANTED-NALEs- -ELsvssrH PAaz-FsrA col.
HELP WANTED FEMALES -ELzvEsru PAex-roonA
HoRsEs. CARRIAGES, Ao.-Fnsr pAaE--ssoond ana
ES5ss a. sss%a
ssssS SnS ososss SsoS sSa cr AND spr
1EN REAL EsrATR For sALE--rwELrra PAas-
LECTURE sSXsos--sroosp siSs pAex--rou4A column.
LlTkkARY-flRSr rAGx-Fonrth co.ump
LOAN OtFICES-fiRHr rAGe-F0urth coiumn-
LudI AND tOuND-tiRsr PAGE--Sixth column.
AACHINERY-TwELf TN PAGE--fourth column.
MARBLE AANTELS-SKooSB PACE Second column.
ssaf rAar
xlscKLIss9ofs ts!son s-Elrvrsrw pAsr-siu.A column
MC6ICAL--SKcoSDP PAGE- 1hird column.
HEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PC PAGI-Sxth column
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PA0F-Sxth column.
rEhSONALS-FtRsr PA0E--First column.
rosI ofricE NOTICE DiIssr rAss-sinsS column.
PEOPOSALS--FIxsT PAGK-Thrd column.
PkOfKkTY our or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO RENT
TwKLfTH PAG1-- Third column.
8kAL ESTATE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAaR-1hixd
REAL EsTArR wANrEp-rwrLrrH PAaE-rhird col.
RRwARIls-FIRsr PAGE-sixta column.
ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET -fwTLrTH PAGE
Flret and sccOnd columns.
SALES Ar ACCTION-rwELrTH fAGE-Finh and Sixth
srruxTiONs WANTED FEMALES -ELxvxsrH PAGE
SITUATIONS WANTED-NALES-ELRvRN PACE
Fourth and dNh c0lunns
SPECIAL NOTICES -fIRsr PAar-Frss and col
sroRTiNd-DoGs, BIRDS, 4o.--rnsr PAas Second
aTALLIONS -YilsT PAax-second column.
THE BALL 6EASON-SEooND PAsE--Thrd column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPojES-TwELFrH PAGE-
fRAvELLERs' GuIDE-FIasr PAsE-sIxsh column.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-FIRsr PAGR-Thtrd column
xAChTS. STEAABOATS, &C.-fIRsr PAGE-Thrd col
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YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, e..

DARGE FOR sAiE.--A LARGE COVERED BARGE,
- suitable for tho lay and grain trade orfcr receiving
boat ten years old pefec, sound snd in good condton
would dispose OF Lease Dock, &C., if purchaser required
l.. Address, with real name, A. ID. n, Herald ofnco
I,oa sALE-A TuG PROPELLER, AT A SACRIFICE;
IA perfea. order on.ny ?r2t 81 fee, aud IS foot
beam. Inquire OF CHARLES A. SCLz foot OF Wes, Eev
enth street.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, txC.
= =
r JOHNSTON 4 VAN TASsELLs
Horse and Carriage Auction Mart,

Il9 East Thirteenth street, noar Fourth avenue,
On FRIDAY. JAN. 2s. AT - oCLOCK,
Elegant ba TX Stallion, With long flowing and TAIL
sire che celebrated stallion Toronto Chief
Abdsah that beat 40 any day. IN 1871 hards
high, years old and warranted sound; pus
harness until THIS last month and has proved himself
fecy docile and kind has the action his sire and
promises a spsed Is stysh and e.iowy, does
pull very gentle driver; was rsi.od by Mr. John Bres
Glen Cove H. will be absolutely COLD 20 the highest bidder
on Friday next Can be :s previous the sale
BY permit by applying a the auconcers occ la East T
tcenih as-ccL
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(l0ACH AND CARRIAGE LANPs.-DE vOURsNE
~ BROTHERS have removed their mAnufaotory frol
Greene to their building. Sss Broouae street.
ner Mulberry.
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A ETHICAL HUMAN EYES.-BA uCH / 0OSGEL-
IA MANN gormery with Professor B8sscrnean OF Par!s.
makers and nsertss Of the improved artificial human
faculty
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n. and Long Island Propsry Of Sa001 and
no bonus required First and second mortgages bought
l.. N. DAVENPORT, l3] Nassau sirees
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WANTED TO PURCHASE.

XVANTEp-$5eo TO Slo,ooo WORTH DRY GOODS OR
w Notions for cash Parties cosin: would do well
to call on L. DAVIS. 70 Vest BrosdwAS.
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YORK. WEDNESDAY JANUARY 26 ls7o-TRPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

,S;s
ner Mulberry.
CoUrEs.-Two LI1HT COUpEs FOR SALE Low;
a,o rh. Coupe Roskawsy ok seat We.cLs.;er and rsrs
Large ssf
E,oR sALE-A VERY FINE BRETT, AS GOOD As
new; Coupe RoeIsw.y, with Polls and shafts. both
sound ana fnd three q double Harness. Two SETS
s =, ns s: s. sns
wosS 'T sssn .sp n ns
DrsoEyn. "''-' 80 ~'S''. '''''
FOE sA!E.SY s;.l'!. a. j.. g ISL 1sHEors.IRE AT COLONEL
@ % Sss sssu, the .sa Ss n
passed - 1"'' 'A''4 '''"'a .aa ''-p' 1'''
FOR sALE-oNE PROM GRAY MULE, ls HANDS
ssasfi fI1 ssss Ss
EoR sALE.-A SECOND HAND COUPE. WITH POLE
and Shafts made 70 order by Brsws:cr, OF Brooms
street For sale cheap Apply At ilS Broadway, room NO
EoR sALE-Ar REDUCED PRICES, BuGGIEs IN
Grocery light business wagons new sni second hand Al
For. sALE-A A. E., rnAgros; VERY LITTLE usED.
TOR SALE CHEAP.-A GENTLEMAN GOING TO
b,ct EqgspS pasIS, wiz give 2 ssrs.u M Sf sssn .y:A s
% s
a,abs =, y say "a any nsrss Inquire ooeerAs
NoR SALE CHEAP-THE STOCK OF FIRST CLASS
o. oS sDd aSs
ana Harnesses Tor want OF further uss Apply al s Carl
ton avenue, Brooxlyn.
MUST BE soLD-LTvEsY AND soARDINo STABLE
and custom ast casA Apply q 4 Grand s;s,s ~. Yorx
pRIvATE STABLE 10 LET IN fIrrErH STREET,
Ss.s S 4: 81, s 1870 1dsr'" iafosTER'
S,LEI0us Avn cApRIAcss 100 siyIous AND CAR.
rases OF all styles selling on so per cen. o:s than New
'''1 prices M.ru.o % E!sin: w:nes :sres ssooGiyn
r.r.,.!sa: Hay M.ei. N.nssr. Bon ss. F!.afs. aaa
'0binE pws.sr ., and hisehins oomsined
corner OF Rea1e, Centre and Eici st.esss.
TwIE;E;aTY SHIFTING LEATHER TOR WAGONS FOR
ds:asi ts: top 1ssy pony yass:s. sss::sn; 70. m
One One Depot Depot Wagon. With top. for si!a
Tbss en;..siv new ana sod :avahcss, and
llaEan Thirsenth street. near Fourth avenue.
'rwo DOUBLE AND ONE SINGLE TRUCK. APPLY
1 at 27S Eowery.
WANTED SECOND HAND. LIoHY. .LANDAuLEr IN
,sd; wi pay from &lSoo 20 slaoO Address B. NORWAY.
ssoa n make Sad1s.: .ss,ias prss' s T. L.
$lOO-Mss. siso.-THRER LARGE BAY HORSES,
duuU yss Sound and Kind sore Ir0:.s, Si:s cheap
nrss srect, rear.
Sl3U Ho;:s. i;;; is.x..a: si:s M.
near Huisoa % NAA'' A'S'''' - ''"0'1' '"'e
PROPOSALS.
PsorosALs FOR STAMPED ENVELOPES AND
The New York herald., 1870-01-26
SPECIAL. NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN POLICE DISTRICT, PRECINCT NO.
AVA &.-New York, January ~, Ioao

Ya g.as.y sSa.as ps5sor PRECINCT NO.
ssasss &c Oh a s: =:
D.s. s w from s nSa through Irving
'Ia .as.s sstfs
no va. sny w " sA % "A 4 : sGs g
ss 1ns s Mnon ~ regard M . 70 in
paused ty inspection.
Captain ard Inspector or Hackney Coaches
nLD PUBLIC SCHOOL, NO 1.-THE SEVENTH RE-
- union Of the Ninth Association viii bs hold II .c
- 4 @ Ssss os oy
addressing Ss sssrss.Ty ess W. P5sisi rSs ess .
Jas. R. JsDTswoop Treasurer, No. 70 Wsii ssrss
RrAovAl
r. DERBY 1 &C.
have removed from
81 Walker street
70 their nsM establishment,
No. .sCnioa place NewYor
I'll y: PERSON r. wAxT Of 4xn
ION. n j. for sUO each. nire them are corner
.i.ys "a .hs Level sa and clear ef
as Tsrs cy
AN IMMENSE CARTOON
IN THE
EVENING TeLEaRAs,
ON FRIDAY, JANUARY .s.
THE REraS OF TERROR.
NEW YORK oS ropAr.
THE RULE OF RowDYLsx.
THE CARNIVAL OF CRIME.
IMMENSE CARTOON
IN THE rELEGRAN.
PRICE rw0 CENTS.
IN THE TELEGRAM.
PULL AND GRAPHIC REPORTS
oE ALL BALLS AND PARTIES.
THE NEWS or THE uAY EVERY EVENING.
THE LATEST BY TELEGRAPH AND NAIL FROM
ALL rAkys.
Ta8 MORNINGS poIaas ST THE POLICE COURTS
RICH AND RAcY LOCAL SKETCHES
ITEMS OF IMPORTANCE.
THE POLITICAL SITUATION DEFINED.
THE FINANCIAL VIEWS OF TKs MORNING rArgRs
LOCAL AATrEns ABLY TREATED.
.aa FASHION. GOSSIP. &C.
IN TIE EVENING TELEGRAM.
SUBSCRIPTION, Blk DOLLARS A YEAR.
PUBLICATION OFFICE, 81 NASSAU STREET.
PRICE Two CENTS
sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
ALL KINDS or FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS roR
IA ssle-1ed cnes for all Diseases Prepared food for
noeking BIRDS at D. DOyEfT, No. Greene street.
Of Canal.
N. B.-Lsaies attended to by Mrs D0vEY.
FRAANscrs BUTLER. NO. . PEcK SLIP, HAS EVERY
fxi!ib.t Aansc Cure, 20 cenG Buffers Ned
ONES for all diseases. Dogs bossdsd, trained, &c.
CPoRrsAKN ARE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE
- Patent breech loading Shot Gun manufactured BY Boyd
Beech Loading Arms Company warranted superior 10
Enssh oreech loading or uxro guns oee zoj Broadway
sTAI4LIONS.
A RABlAN erAALIoN FOR sALE.--THE PURE
"A Arabian Horss SAID Cor sails Reasonable terms as
his has for him. TO viii be
nost valuable scquston. The following pedigree syes
the purity OF his blood, with other interesting fac ssag
to bis cnrocr:-
SAID Gala. sps@A given by the groom Of KuSar
Pssha Minister g France rom Egy, was oaed 90 the Sh
the famous khorassaa. the property OF Abdul Medd Sd
dam Oban the property o! kubar fasha and Is the
scendant Of tho celebrated Jan ch enre the
wslb with the last kEmeuke Bey when fleeing from
Mahoned All In l89. Therefore, Said Il = the
the side Of khorassan.
grand Arab stallion exhibited wonderful powers oi en-
and speed 1 the A6ysn.n beias ridden son-
For further pssiclars Apply 70 Mr. FOSTER At the caes
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EIOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
II Old Domlnion SteamshIp Company.
s.ssmshps Of si line esvs Psr q North river. foot a
For Norfolk, cny Point and nohmcnd every Tussdsy.
Thursday and Saturday at r. M oonnectiag Win the VII
gniA and Tennessss Air line the seaboArd Inland Air haA
Petersburg and weldon railroads. Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
roads and Richmond Daavils railroads. Through pas
ssaxs tickets and through ba OF Any reduced rates -
ali POINTS South and Southwest.
Apply ~ ones On pier 81 crH
1877 Oreouwch strcet, coruer OF Dsy.
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r iTERARY.-THE EDITOR OF A FIRST CLASS NEW
IL York periodical wishes to engage the services OF
writer OF Acknowledged talent who cassoay educated
aud acquainted with OF the pfncipsl modern
languages besides the vsrnaons Will bs for
Others 10 apply Address Tor wssk aaclosing speci.
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COASTWlsk sTEAMSHIPS.
pAcIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON?ANY's
l. Through Line 20


ca.,ioSnls and csIna
rAreass "" s:'Siss SSss f'' e s.s I:
sfs5 rI's 10 oia:s si.s s's:!.s'' ss,.s
rates incatt ts-,h board and =. nsccs FOR the
steamers of tie ahovo line leave pier ~ river foo, Of
Cana! street, .. - o'cock noon
except when thoss days fail Sunday then the day pre-
one hundred pounds OF baggage IRE. each adult. Med
e'a; y,nr,.v sra as'sndanss srIsns; ,se c.,,,o
cSIoa.1SS KS: S;s:.S
Notice 10 shippers.
,ss1 aP aasfss aDr
syA All n.u. facilities afforded ahppes In collecting In
Tcr passage tickets and all further information
tssss ts' .irsst stt company ''' ' bs5S, issn.
CT DOMINGO STEAM LINE,
For Porto Plata. sapsna and 81. Domingo cay.
The regular mall ''sa'a'1 rynEy.
Captain Z. A. bsianoy,
win leave FOR tha above pos Wednss ~. January M
l2ococt moon precissly:
cludes board the vessel was ia tho above pos tS0,
rae, wishing to wat m,dsr cim.s. darng IN, winter
Fs: s l,$.as Es, i' ss T. Domingo %
passage sFoifSonD. rrLKs,oS . co.
~ Atlantic Mail steamship COMPANY
Sailing regularly esety Thursday At so'cock r. NJ pre-
clssly from pier No. 4 North river.
MoRho CASTLE. Capt r, Adam. vim Nassau, Jan. a.
EA1LE, Cant. N. Il. Greene, Feb To-
For freight or passage nrry 10
8. q. WHEELER, JR., President
No. Bowling Green.
HAVANA, SIsAL AND VERA CRUZ
IL New York and Mexican Mail s,camship lire, eycry
twenty days, from pier ~ East river IL O'Clock neon
Tho splendid
CLEOPATRA Phillips. w edaesiav Feb y
CITY or MEXICO, DsAksn..,......... Tur,asy Feb as
Far freight o. passagr sppyto
=. F.kLKXANDRz sons q Broadway.
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.


g HUDSON RfvRR OPEN."-rHE srEAMEe CON
NECrICUT. Of the Troy une arrived ss Albany anl
Troy yesterday and VIII leave for the above places
lag With all railroads. from pier ~ North river this 3D.
nesday evening" o'clock grs!gss 81 reduced rates
j. w. HANCOCK / SONS S.s West stresk
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-22
LOCAL NEWS.

Pioneer ROad-In their strong desire tc
have road built through Pioneer, from
Deer Lodge to Perkins, to have coach ser.
vice and Post Office, our Pioneer friends
have not only subscribed literally but wax
cd warm mt the alleged apathy of Deer
Lodycrs. A delegation consisting of
Mcssrs. SchIottncr. Perry, and Horton were
in town Wednesday in the interest Of the
project. and the amount required is nearly
raised. We arc we'll satisfied the road will
he built. l, takes time and patience, and
money is not yet moving freely enough to
induce men to he over liberal in cntcrpri-
SEES like this when the return is indirect.
We think both places have done firstratc,
and tho Pilgrim Bar boys propose to do
equally well in giving money or building
one Of the worst portions of the road. In
evidence of the libcralIty shown In this
public enterprise We publish the following
from the subscription lists, aud will follow
it with those who hereafter give
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-22

CabIc.-Wc arc indebted to Mr. H. G.
Frcdrickson for tho following items from
Cable. The Miners & Mechanics Tunnel
Company Frazier, Carpenter, Hays, Aiken
& Co.. have their tunnel in about 900 feet,
Sfx6 feet in tho clear. 1t Is 30 str.ight and
perfect newspaper can be read at tho face
OF tho tunnel about noon. Three hour
shifts arc working, but the rock Is very
hard and progress SLOW. Mr.. Cameron
has his engine and pump in the mine and
expects TO, begin work ON the. eoth. They
have good works. we'll timbc,cd, and from
indications will take out large quantities Of
quartz. Tho Hasdscrabble Company. con.
sisting Of Golfer, Smith, shevely, Mulligan
.Jeffrics and Price, arc sinking on No. 3 8
W. on Cable. They have . very we'll tim
bcrcd shaft of IS feet deep, and expect L
strike tho lead ct 100 feet They NEAR
business, and will 20 200 feet Cable vii
soon be prosperous aud yield large amount
Of bullion.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1870-04-22

Phflipsburg.-Mr. Horace Countryman,
just returned from Pl,ilipsbure, gives Us
some items from eilverado. He speaks
very highly Of the Flint Creek ores, and
says, after . two weeks sojourn, that it IL
surprisingly rich. and that the ore of the
Spcckled Trout-Colc Saundcrs' lode-is
over the average of White Pine ores. Cole
has shaft down s. feet on discovery, show
ing four foot crevicc; and level run 80
feet at depth Of fifty shows perfect vein
of the same width. This orc Mr.. Country
man tested by repeated fire assays. He has
brought US over specimens labelled with his
assays, showing respective yields of $67 IS;
s24s o.; $s57 80; and $637 A per ton.
and submits these specimens to the use OF
any party as notifications. He further states
that the entire body of orc will yield, on IN
average, $l04 A per ton, and his belief
that Mr.. Saunders has certain fortune with
few months labor. lie is now building
a smelling furnace, the foundation being
completed some days since, and all the rock
on the ground to complete it. The blast
viii be supplied by steam engine and two
fans, furnished by Mr.. Hendric. They will
be on the ground in q few days, and the fur
mace in operation by June LIST. Its capacity
will be five to six tons per day. 400 tons
are now out at discovery shaft, and 100 Oh
No. 3, all of which Mr.. G. says will yield up
to his estimate, arc tractable, and contain
sufficient galcna to fiux. Mr. Saunders also
hos enough charcoal burned to run several
weeks, and all his employees are engaged
on tho furnace. We are glad to know Cole
Saunders has such good prospects. He is
certainly one of the most energetic and in
domitablc spirits that ever met adversely
and tramplcs upon it. He has fought a
hard battle with disaster, fought man
fully over every inch of the ground, and
We hope will count his wealth of silver by
tons. Professor New is experimenting the
furnace. aud is sanguine it will he success.
The mill is not running at present-are
short of quicksilver, We believe. Merrill g.
Ullery are still taking out ore, and the Is
men in camp arc all busily engaged.