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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

PUBLIC SALE.

o. WEDNESDAY, Aarrh l.t. 1871.
I SHALL ufI-. t,r saIe On the pr.,.i,,.. q ;.,,,.
firm summit Point. and within n'il.t - ~.
Shens"dSSh E.lh Rs'lr'.ad line. in JsGrrso-
I.;''"'y. w".' V'rsinta. ny isrn, On GGisS T".
side. CS'nIaininG -
One Hundred Acres
OF GuOA Limestone Land. ~hieA IL = EoOa
New Frame Dwelling House.
With Six Rmms
TERMS One third CaSh and the rvr,,f,,.. =.
TO eHnual raySSnts, UiSh istsrrst frOu date ~.
able annually. 10y
M5't'HsSH.g StIiosP1R GRd HsEeFslo,-a Ma 49,,
q" sbOUe and S'HS b'H 10 oa'r,rfiSrr. y
Al the same Time and Place
shsIl oIer for ssIs
TW0 GOOD BROOD MARES,
One R"rkaNsv, nearly new:
O"e f"uT-h''rsc Wagon, Two horss W,,,-
One iIOTse Cart, all VI ~
Farming Utena1la.
ono wh"a' D,iIi. in good order;
'eS tons at Hay.
TERMS On the Personal Prooey,V =. ...1t. -
f'Gh' H'."'fS will b. giv~n, the purrknssr GiyiD-
h"nd Oh security VI Tea iOSIar s and $780,
Cash will BE- requires.
GUEDON u. PENDLEToN
u. w. HESsnS. AueIi0nceF.
February :. 1871.
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SALES.
4 VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE
AND
MIL scat, Coo.

WI oder for sale al CharlestO~n, J.a-rsOa
COouIy' " Va. Ia treat u Ihe ..CsTue1 HoIs.,''
:" 'h5 h'sHssI 0'SGsT' al RUsIIe auction, on
WEDNE'SDAY, Me 29M Of .L,ucA nert.
one Ofths te't, ifDOI the very best FARMS IN JEFF
.., - .. - s'uSS ~ eEl't'iVn sUEO n.
HS'aIssIsA1 CSI~Ls 1El- IaIa Las vu -
.COMFORrAHLE DIV SLING,
gOOI HsIps CpCI.- i,.,.ss A.. urysS .,,,,, KV,,,
u LIii'Ss 'SHs hSST Ste IsSIIII OEIE, 49,, aau
eOn IAst S'SSt. TEnnIhg IH.sGsh. LCLI ~DIun
StSiS nSiu has AGCess ~ IL u,AfIy tt.Ig.
way UsISGNn IhAI 'SsIUSl AND H.ILsT. kS,TI >
nI'Ss > VI hSIHOTH. IbIUGsh IA ,I.Cs ,us ~ 49,.
pike FOAIi irUIl' 'iAS ~, ~
Gnd-AI all ~H'sH to- &c are " ,-,s; .s~ ru,SolEs
- 49, SS'"E '@H0 s''d u IIy dIsru IUIu IIaI.
t""n ~ SuGpusI Ust.Nn Ia. sI.u s.O.LsT trUu. k.Ls-
tOSH ssuIL ~ un a.su -, IIa!GC.S "a anJ
- OnIy "iIes from h &C. STTS va Tie Sue.na.
oUah 'Ns6' sOOuI SsEIIIts aUOVs HaTueI'. FeTTV n
has sUtherhey vt II''GyT iUI ala l. a.
An' - IA sVOd CUL.uII.E, paII set IA :, I,yrT' M
"'s ts'@'S Osi"E Ia ILs SEgs Bet Oy I.e IS,,
r"eTs' FO'Ot'iac aI.u StICnS mccall, IIarJeI ErT,y
NRs dssUIAISd tee var, Au1 uuyIus mi T., -
m'"nry {" repair - TSISncv. . tuI uuyssu GIN.
PeeI - Ssi' portion, vail ,akI 4, a
per 1rTe Tor THIS tract. 'hSn IaTms - ing ia
slShI' Auu bOI nsEAIIy IegaIJeI a. EQUAL 10 I'M
haze DeSH sO'd WiIh the act yea or two ~ Nc
Ens nah .A'In WHICH brought ) lao AID the Alex
aHdsr 50: per
Al the same Time and Place,
lot Of ground Oi Acrvs. more Or lees with very
VALUABLE WATER POWER
for FIGURING AIin. &c, situated immediately
OsISS haIIt"Sn. u 10 = superior power IuIiI
~ chat place. recently iEIU pa PEI ma
y'haNltg the HcCcsbIOu ,hi lou SprlnsS
eHdInE 10 the volume 81 the aIu IlIs los
lice HJCi"I"g i~IIOwn rig nI bet - t.n the niOve
name" hA'ITUA" anu Turnpike, and has q small
mouse On IT, u he head and tail race IaH Tor q Is
iss' Wh'sI: hIs IUcHIIOh speaks Tor itseIi. And a
FIGURING MIiI u e'eHt need ia THE nei ghbOrnOOd
s'aGe tue e0nVrrSun VI the t"Turr iuIU a paper
mi'l La iact Ihe advantage. aud vsIue oI Ihi. hUe
water Power situsird thUs between the afVTsssid
At llhI
DEPOT are m1hIiesI sly price i've thOu.a nd dol.
IaTS Also
90 Acres OF I ana
adjoining Il. will be offered with it OF separatey-
AhhOugh this land has nO buiIning on il rxce6I n
stone foundation that COuId lie cIEa pI buiII ui,0n
Ne The walls are ROOd timber but Iss aCcess
valuable. :"
The 'oi of"ach parole OfIAnd offered lie fret quality
Limestone, and they shall go the highest bidder
certainly at the ptices nS i.cS
Als' will offer Iny ShreCr FARM containing
1875 AGREE, with the valuable
4 n n 4 4
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PURSUANT to the authority 81 the viii If Mira
= Christine CordSii' she unurrSIgnrd Il EGCcuIuT,
UneTS tor sale the
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

NOTICE.

oFTIeE VALLEY FHE IES, e :, o. w va
ChG'i sIOWn. Feb. - ISL
He Valley FIRE ISsTEa C0Il pan Of ~ Get VIZ.
gina having discontinued iss1rs Iice nd placed
their TIsks IA .ts P.sLUdy Insurance. U,,n,-
Pany 1t Wheeling, the uHder.igned Officers
Vi the Valley Fire .In.urancs Company would
respectfully recommend the Peabody" To the
friends aud late customers Of the Valley" as
y HrS''T0'e, IsT'0TSiGhe aud hEerdL C0n,vu1y.
havinS4H sufficiently large pail up coJ,,taI aud
SURPLUS TO e"aIie the Company to meet prompt
Iy all losses.
JoHXw. GRANrHAM. President.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

Finest BrHnds Of Tobacco and Cigars also kent bV
= GEO. T. LIGHT l. co.
81; Phy.iei.m' Prescriptions neatly and accurately
February 81, 1871
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21
FROM CHARLESTON.

In the absence of any connected proceed.
Jugs Of the Legislature, Of date later than
heretofore given, We extract the following
items as clipped FROM our exchanges:
TEsT OATu nEPEALED.-It is 4 matter of
sincere aud hearty cODgratulaIIOn Of the PEG.
pie OF West Virginia, says the Wheeling Rey.
lister. that the test Oaths for officers have Al
last been repealed ab.liSied-wiped out
The State will nO longer be compelled to sub.
init 20 be served by ignorant aud incompetent
men whose only qualification for Office was
their 10y atty" which was Itself often Uf oues.
tiOna6ls merit. aud, in notable instances, was
oniy developed when il was found that that
Wss the royal road to preferment.
SENATOR DAvIs's TREAr.-rTrom the
Charleston Courier, 9Th. 1.-The steamer
Mountain Boy will make an excursion trip ON
Saturday up the Kanawha river, leaving the
wharf At 0 A. NJ. Il is understood that
Senator II. q. Davis will extend the hospi.
ta'''Ies OF the occasion, aud that the LrgisiA.
turc, Supreme Court, aud State officers, MS
we'll as :be editors of the Charleston press,
are Invited to become his guests upon this
occasion. a sumpIuOus dinner will be prO.
Vided, which will include not only the cub.
staniials, but the choicest Injuries Of the table
The Charleston brass band will enIivsn the
occasion with music. This excursiun will 20
splendid affair. and is looked forward to rs
the event of this winters social life in the
region OF the capital.
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SHINGLES FOR SALE.

25 OOO PRIME o.E Shingles. On L.pd .pd
Jan IO.lS5I. WFIRICK 4 WELLER.
WANTED At SUMMIT POINT DEPOT.
Hides Of all kiHds-Bcef, Calf Sherp. &c for
VIII h the highest nIaTk"t prize will he psiI in
IAn'. OId Ir"n- either rHSt or rrought-tHksa IN
exchange for gnods.
HILLARY. WILSON JOHNSON
Summit POinf, Oct. IS, 1870.
FOR SALE.
Two GOOD BUILDING LOTS at Summit
L Point. containing about half an BeTe zach. 4
bargain may be had Il Spp!icstiou b. made rsTiy.
J, 2. WILSON
Jan. 70 isIl-u Summit Pc irt
LIRE Doss. CesI ShOvsIs, Coal Sires. PokeT, ,15
H WsfHs IEoaF F.F sale ~
Nc. 2 tIscURDY 4 DUKE.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY IN MARKET.

vs.. F. ANDEAsOH 4 Co.. AuctiouseTS
Feb. -. 1874. Ess y. sss copy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

Have on hand q complete assortment Of
DIR U G G SITS EANCY GOODS.
A beautiful stock Of
LAMPS, LANTERNS AND LAMP GOODS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21
NOT YET DECIDED.

The case that so Immediately concerns our
people aud in which SO much anxiety has been
heretofore Eelt, that of Virginia U.s. West vir.
GINA, Involving the dominion OF the counties
Of Jefferson and Berkeley, was argued in the
Supreme Court Vr the United States at Wash.
inS'On On Tuesday, by Gov. Stanton. of Ohio.
Hon. Charles j. Faulkner and lion. Reverdy
johnson. representing West Virginia, and An.
drew Hunter. Attorney General Taylor, aud
Judge Curtis of Boston, representing Virginia
When decision will be given it is hard to
conjecture, Is the court is allowed, as We learn,
two years, which We fear it will avail itself OF.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

wa Ohsr for sale Al CharlsstOwn, J.RrrsOn
COouIy, " Va. Ia treat VI tils ..I:sTtsI H,Ie
:" IhS h1SHssI 0'aaST, AZ RUsIIe aucIiUn, On
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

IANlNS determined {" dIscontiuue Farming,
! ~iiI oLer al Public Sale. to the hiE b-eI
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Feb GI.IaI.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1871-02-21

~ -0''' @NVC1 "tAtI
one Ofths te'', ifHOI the very best FARMS, ia JsC
IS'"'' ~ lev saiuSG " SUI.s at com
IAIGIa,s iTas' e2S s3oi AeUS.-ISluI Iii - NV
uSL.LsaLoau HaLaLe. I ~. La.a Ia -. =, = -
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PRATT's ASTRAL OIL.

.Fe'' aud ShePheFdstOwn R6KiSIer copy D..
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14
THE AUTHOR OF LOTHAIR.
Pen PORTRAIT OF DIsracIi.


London Correspondence Boston Advertiser.l
You must sit near Mr.. Disraeli before
you discover that he is growing old. At
little distance he has the appearance
of middle age; and in his oratory be re-
tains the peculiarities Of his youth. |
sat in low gallery opposite to him the
other night, and for an hour watched his
method and manner Above all things
| admired the art OF his tailor. Never
was there finer triumph than in Mr..
Disraeli's frock coat. The fit is perfect,
but it is not the " fit" There is finish
ana a poetry about his clothes which
escape definition And, oh, the care
lessness of other menl There's Mr. Fos-
ter Just opposite, with a rough, cut-way
coat, bob-tailed and badly made; looking
like rough son of the woods. There
Mr.. Gladstone, even, dressed with care
lessness that would distress the artists
heart But in the way of dress we have
had nothing for years like the spectacle
of a good, pious dissenter, man of
sixty, who spoke in the House of Com
mons last week while wearing a scarlet
uniform. Never in the history of mas
querades was there such curious sight
The honorable gentleman was stout, and
the coat was alternately loose and tight.
Long, ugly ridges crossed his breast.
His arms were as if clothed in red
night shirt, and the ludicrous expression
of his face made the picture complete.
Returning to the Tory leader, / may re
mark that his voice is clearer than it
was, and the affectations in his accent
are not so apparent. His popularity is
his restlessness as TO his hands. Ordi-
narily this is a mark of nervousness, but
Mr.. Disraeli, one would think, is not af-
Aicted by misery Of that description.
However that may be, he cannot keep
his hands in one position for two minutes
together. He puts them on the box
which is on the table before him; he
shuts them; opens them; places one
in his coat pocket behind puts two there;
takes out his handkerchief and puts it
in again; folds his hands; opens them;
put his fingers merely on a table; boldly
sticks his thumbs under his arm-pits, and
tosses Che coat collar of his coat back;
again drops them at his side-such are
some of the movements he keeps up
while delivering one of his set orations.
Another peculiarly | will jot down for
the benefit of the curious in orators dis
tresses. | have observed that when he
is about to say something satirical-one
of those witty phrases that rest in the
memory, and which are certainly not the
creatures Of the moment-he slightly
opens his legs, aud, in scarcely per.
nauf;b1a fashion hoxVs down hfq hadv
As the cheers break out his figure seems
quickened. If you are behind him You
notice change Immediately. His ac-
customed confidence develops into au-
dacity, and for a minute or two he ap-
pears to rule his audience. But this
orator by art, this product of rules and
study, is toy in the hands Of Mr.. Glad
stone
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14
EVENING, MARCH IA, 1871.

inventing situations, and wondering if
it would have ended so or so. / am
curious to know in what relation that
humble, yet trpthfully painted, old hag
who mixed the opium Just right, deary,
stood to John Jasper. Can one remem-
ber without disgust the details Of that
dreadful place whittier John Jasper re-
sorted to seek in oblivion some solace
for broken life, or some mad strength
that would enable him to commit deed
of horror2 For we know that John JAS
per killed his nephew, or, at all events,
thought that he did so. I'believe that
Edwin brood still livesi and if the au-
thor of his being had been permitted to
do the same, we should have seen Edwin
fresh and smiling, though an accuser, at
the end of the drama. faft
1t has been mere than limited that
Dickens, toward the close of his life,
lost some Of that dmazing vitality which
made us look upon him as the future
creator Of many books. ! for one do
not believe it. In what character in
the " Mystery of Edwin Drood" does he
show symptoms Of failing2 Boy and
girl man and woman, are they not all
stamped upon our memories with that
Photographic distinctness that we could
not forget if we could2 Who has not
met poor little Rosa's landlady in lodg-
ing -house-London? have myself seen
the angular prototype of Grewgious,
and enjoyed pleasant chat with the
Rev. Mr. Crisparkle W
Very glad am / that Dickens has
painted the portrait of that good,
healthy divine. Much fault has been
found with his Chadband and oily par
sons; but few can lash the great author
for giving them his Minor Canon-a
hearty, muscular Christian, with no
nonsense about him.
Dickens died too soon in fact, he had
no right to die leaving so much undone.
/ wish he had taken solemn vow to
live like hermit while his grand novel
was in progress, eschewed the pleasures
of the table, and the excitement of com
pany-touched not, tasted not, handled
not, that fatal thing that poisons so many
great hearts; and worked his healthy
life into serials that should delight gem
Grafton after generation
And, in particular, | wish he could
have finished The Mystery Of Edwin
brood.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14
HOW 90 Have a LovIng WIG.

If you would have a loving wife, be as
gentle in your words after as before mar
riage; treat her quite as tenderly when
a matron as when a miss; don't make
her the maid of all work, and ask her
why she looks less tidy and neat than
when you first saw her. Don't buy
cheap, tough beef, and scold her because
it does not come to the table porter
house; don't grumble about squaling
babies if you cannot keep up nur-
sery," and remember that "baby may
take after papa in his disposition:
don't smoke and chew tobacco. and
thus shatter your nerves, and spoil
your temper, and make your breath
nuisance, and then complain that
your wife declines to kiss you; 90 home
joyous and cheerful to your wife, and
tell her the good news you have heard,
and not silently put on your hat and 90
out to the club OF lodge" and let
her afterward learn that you spent the
evening at the opera or at a fancy ball
with Mrs. Dash. Love your wife; be
patient; remember you are not perfect,
but try TO be; let whisky, tobacco, and
vulgar company alone; spend your even
ings with your wife, and live a decent
Christian life, and your wife will be low
ing saa t=;ss-if you did not marry a
heartless beauty, without sense or worth;
If you did, who IS to blame if you suffer
the consequencesf
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14
LOUISVILLE ROUTE
NORTH AND EAST.
Winter Schedule.
Takes Eject January 9th, 1871.

Brownsville Accommodation leaves daily
Except Sunday at 4 rs pm
+ Daily through train 20 Nal'hville and Chat
tanOoga without chan &c of cars. Leave at
Z As pm; arrive in Nashville at 9 am,
Chattanooga at z 10 J. M, ne Kt day.
Depot at head of Min stree I.
Ticket Office, 2572 Main street. one door
north of Jefferson.
The train leaving Memphis at Las pm. runs
daily. The 4.l5 Am train doeii notrun on Sun
day. Both trains run through to Louisville
without change. Elegant sleeping cars run
through on the /. As pm. traiIl from Memphis
to Louisville, connecting at Louisville With
through cars to l,hiladelphia, Cleveland. BUT
falo and New York, without change. Only
Washington City and Boston. Berths and
staterooms, in th ;ough cars, can be engaged
at the Ticket 0fic e, 23T1S Main street.
j. Il. BOYD, Superintendent.
JAS. SPEED, Ii cket Agent. 9-62-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14
A LOST CHILD.
BY ADELAIDE PROCTOR

BY ADELAIDE PROCTOR,
Seated one day at the organ,
/ was weary and i'll at ease,
And my fnsers wandered idly
Over the noisy keys.
know not what was playing,
Or what was dreaming then;
And ] struck one chord of music,
Like the sound of great Amen.
It flooded the crimson twilight,
Like the close of an angels psalm,
And it lay ON my fevered spirit
With touch of infinite calm.
II quieted pain and sorrow.
Like love of overcoming strife;
1t seemed the harmonious echo
From our discordant life.
It linked all perplexed meanings
Into one perfect peace,
And trembled away into silence,
AS If it we're 10th to cease.
I have sought. but seek 1t vainly,
That one last chord divine.
That came from the soul of the organ
And entered into mine.
1t might be that deaths bright angel
Will speak in that chord again;
It may be that only in heaven
shall hear that grand Amen.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-03-14

Pittsburg fooledaway $1,000 on Nilsson.
and she didn't buy any lots there either.
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BOOK BINDERY.
BOOK BINDERY.
Franklin Book Bindery,
AND -
BLANK BOOK MANUFACT0RY.
No. Is West Court Street, Memphis,
$. @. TOOF, Proprietor.

DLANK BOOKS, PAPER RULING, AND
Is binding of every description, executed in
a very superior manner. and warranted to
give entire satisfaction.
ns- My Blank Book paperembraces the first
mills in America; my stock consists Of the
finest in the entire market. and prices TO COM
Dete with any house in Memphis. Parties viii
lind Il to their interest 70 give me call before
ordering elsewhere. lls-t
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From the Fireside Friend.l 't4a w ii ii9
DICKENS AND EDWIN brood.


/ am sorry Charles Dickens is dead
Every day think of him, mourning that
the world has lost one of its master
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ATTORNEYS.
INSTITUTE.
nTechanics, Tnstitnte.

wi o'clock. Regular business meeting. first
Wednesday night of each month. Regular
colloquial meeting, every Friday night
NJ. BURKE, President.
+. STIrH. Secretary. lSi-f
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-06

1os1AAH Am ro1r TD1Tx1xAx RAN
1oAp.-4ext Saturday, one week ffo0 =
da0, H100nd WIN. u keoko s tia plaee a
~ 1eoonan md nm 1ettesman Railroad.
Col Hancock, q Fort Ellis, win deliver .
speech on the occas5on, BY appointment, and
Other peumInent me0 WIN peobobly b
called upcn . Gzpeess tAeir Views and feel
ingo On The Important subject The reading
Of otten from leading capitalists will form
a Important feature The object Of the
Company = 70 nake = easiy connection
9 possible With The Cheyenne and Fort
feeteenan RailDoad. i kthougnt the line
vtu y eompleted and stocked 70 The cross
~ Ct u Ye0oW1tone, - miles southeast
@ 1essnan, during " nett yeax-Risk
: 1nas01eh = - ~ ~ Pl1os i r,thsr
Rivn - pahlishlne it, 9 yiliouaiy =
- ahovs = "a easns&, 4 wouid lave
- we0 pogAApA - Aavo odepaod = -
e1ovo 1n4oeo ~ 001nop No. q exploin-
= - M 1CsA ~ ~ Mls ef =. y
Oe1 - W.T. N0eoGp $3.50 b oppoolne
- eQgjNq06let u 0oostk and 0oG6f Rail
- oleG W11oJAo l|ushGa DAclno.
1llAsb1 ~ e - n1oidH. -.
1is1S. sssss, ~, 8 )
= s1 - 4 - = l. . =, ~
~ - go laslels lsa.e - -
- 0eNe lg1G enoU1o6oG - -
: ! "A ~ s55
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-01-06
YHE PENlTENTIA2lR,

Tho bill for the government OF terrific.
rial penitentiarics, which has become . lsw,
y published In to-day's paper. i retains
the pcnitentlaries to tho United States, and
provides tho government shall defray the
expenses Of ol1cering and maintaining the
came, thereby saving many thousand dol.
laEs to the Territories which pay merely
the cost Of subsisting such conyicts - nay
Is confined therein. For this reason Il h
appsossd By the psopls and psess Of Mon
Isans and doubtless b ~ ~ Territories
~ my b added hsre that 0ovssnoe
Hplts ~ soiieited 10 ipilusncs Of tho Sec
ystay of>hs lstseior . procure a immedi.
- appropriation of sops $4,000, which
.sQolat ills estimated viii b aa6acient .
provide such Temporary outbuildings, fur.
naceA &C.. = are regulate to make the
Wing of tho Montana PenitentiaSy service
Able Tor the oondncment Of psisonerA Il
Z probable tho appropriation will b -
Cured q ~ early day, and the WORK can b
l0oet1 few weeks, % that prisoner may
boAoWltted. A. i nowis, prisoner cannot
b kapt ID Il, and ths 10000 expenditure
y = neoeO - watch without . paAia
spsia& &
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FIRE IT Fed MOUNTAIN.
Masonic Hall 0ssd La00Qt,s Gkore
Destroyed JasssGrv 1s&
LOSN TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. a

We are furnished by tie courtesy d
Heesrs. John Anderson and +. 8. Stackpol,
with the following acoount Of seriou,
conhagraiion q Red Nountain city.
p. s. &aekpols:
Yesterday morning Jan. 1stat ten O'Clock,
nre broke out entirsly destroying the
Building. occupied By r. D. Legsatt msr.
chant, On The INT door. and tho Masonic
Han In the second story. II. Lessats, lost
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