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ttRATTLED."

Joe Wright, Of the Aontanian, in 4 de.
scription Of Mr: Clagett's personna, says
''he is good figure, rather gray for his age,
and about ~ feet ten in height" 1t Is not
reported whether the Good Tcmplars carried
Joe home on shutter or in coal scuttle.
The Independent of last evening says 1.-THE
Democratic Club of Deer Lodge affected an
organization last evening"" That 10 Just
about what they are doing all over tho
c"untry. "Only this and nothing more"
The Missouri Republican of the I'd, under
the caption of Montana Politics" pays the
following compliment to Hon. ]. N. Cavs.
naugE:
"The Montana Democratic Territorial
Convention has nominated E. Warren T0ole,
formerly of st. Joseph. No., candidate for
Territorial Delegate to Congress-. His Re-
publican competitor is Hon. J. n. Caya.
naugh."
Which shows how much II knows Of
Montana Polit,cs."
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A San Francisco correspondent OF The
Chicago Tribune ssyx "Alvinza Hayward
Is the hero of story equal n "Mouts Girls.
to." He 10 Vsrmonser, who opersted With
mao saaued Omusberls'us III eoad Nod
which was foil Of indications, but yielded
nothing tangible. Chambe1laine at last
went sway disoousolate, giving Hayward
al his interest The latter worked at the
thing for months, snd wss buried deeper
and deeper into the ground, bot at last his
family were next to starving; sll his labor.
err left him, md he knew of no friend in
the world except Chsmberlsine.
MY 0od!" he said to this man, who had
meantime been engaged in stock raising, II
am on the verge Of this great strike.
know it! Can't you give NE little money!"
Chamberlsine had bses on the verge him.
self severa: times, and hs shook hh head
sadly But he had 5000, his all, buried
under haystack near by, aud he went and
dug it up.
Take it. old fellow" he said, with Cali.
fornia he"rtiness; do your bcstl"
win TINS money Hayward Il. Ee.cOmmenced,
and he had worked until II was all spent,
and his men were reduced 10 bag of beans
for nourishment, when to the gloom Of hope
the precious ore blazed suddenly up tho
Amador mine was the richest in the world.
When this mine was paying $4,000
month, Hayward made over to his friend
one perfect third of 1t. Chamlerlaine re.
tired upon 81 SOC, 900, and moved East to
educate his children. Hayward buying ba.k
tho whole Finally, even Hayward grew
tired, and be sold out the mine to stock
company, of which Gen. Cotton Is Pres,.
dent. The mine will make $4,000 net
this year. and Cotton said. last week:
The Amador mine will hold out longer
than We wilt"
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0r. TOole at Pioneer.
EDIToR NEw NoRrn-Wssr:

EDITOR N8W NoRrH-W 1or:
Mr. E. W. Toole has been here accompanied
by Monumental who tried to Bago the game
tor him. The first shot was fired At MI: ".
H. Clasett, 4 gentleman of unquestionable
integrity, and who in all his political career.
am sure, hae never given ulterance to the
abuse which Mr.. Toole attributed 70 him.
Mr.. T. stated Mr.. Clagett wrote Q circular
two years since, in which 10 denounced the
Irish and more particularly the Fenian or.
ganization, and is carrying the circular il
his canvass through the county. Nov, I
am an Irishman, and know this TO be nm.
true. Mr.. Clagett, at the time that circular
was written and Published. was not in Mon.
tana, but In the eastern States. MI. Toolo
will gain nothing by this oourse, In trying
to catch Irish votes, for call on every
lrishman in Montana, who remember that
circular, to verify my statement. Mr.. Toole's
party hove carried % in their vest pockets,
but VIM. II. Clagett will cut the bottoms
out on the 7th of August.
INDEPENDENT FRESHMAN.
Pioneer. Juy IL. 1871
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The last Democratic administration with
which the nation was Cursed, cost the peo.
pie q, 600, ,000, 900. the lives Of . quarter Of
million of brave; loyal men, made = mil
lion Of government pensioners, and has sub.
jectcd 10 to m annual tax Of nearly $780,
100000 for interest and pensiona Il there
any reason to hope that the party 10 any
more honest and patriotic now than they
were 'hen' On the contrary, they have b.
come tenfoh worse. BY their ten years of
crime and blood they have proved this.
Their success In 1872 would prove, therefore,
ss terrible calamity ~ their success In 1860
did. This 10 the opinion Of millions of 70.
ers.-New NaAoxal Era. -" f
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PO EFT r. Y,
''where Did You Come From,
Baby Dear ?ss

~~-~~~-~~~-~~~>~~~~~~
Where Did You Come From,
Baby Dear %
DY sBoBsI MACDONALD.
Where did vou come from, baby dear.
Out OF the everywhere into here.
Where did vou get your eyes 10 huef
Out Of the sky - came through.
What makes the light 10 them sparkle and spin:
some Ut the starry spikss left in.
Where did you get taat little tear7
found It waiting when I got here.
What makes your fOrehesd 70 smooth and high7
SOFT hand str0ked II % went BY.
What makes your cheek like warm white rose?
saw something better than any one knows.
Whence that three -cornered smile Of bliss
Three angels gave me at once kisA
Where did you get this pearly carr
God spoke, and II came out to hear.
Where did you get those arms and hands
Love made Itself into h0Ok and hands.
Feet, whence did you como. you darling things
From the same box ~ the cherubs wings.
How did they all come just to be your
S0d thought Of me, aud 20 grew.
But how did you come to ~, you dcs,7
zoo Thought about you, and ~ arm here.
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An ingenious machine for making beicke
10 described IN the columns Of Engineer
Ing" also stamping press for psodocing
what ase known . mosaic bricks. The
former machine cuts the clay = h y carried
forward on IN endless band In . continnous
stream from the pug mill, BY mssns Of .
ssstss Of radial wires stsetchsd apos . Iasxs
wheel which travels q : velocity required
TO cat ths bHcks % size, and which b sct q
% sAgle, % - 70 countenacE ~ forward
motion Of the clay. and to insure. ! SQUARE
cut Tho wonderful facility ssd pesfecs g.
corscy characterisisg thess opsationa n
most Ssndr bsjck. .nakiag go e IL fIne
sssss.5. ~ ytH4s aAta-reE++ as4-- " #f9a.Iaa
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THE NRSE.

Utan ID nsEvee1oG Wne9S. t
Brigham Young was once sswasa's sard,
nsr at Auburn. .. ,. .u.4 -.
Greeley. Colombo, 10 TO have 90, ,oo(
graded school house. .... pr
Some Cslifornia banks pay II pr cent
on permanent deposits. .....,
Colorado has the largest oo)ossd pepula,
ton of any Of the Tsrritoriea s..,.,.
Hail stones eleven inches ia cisumfer.
enos fell In CoEinne recently. II
John Carmichael, aged forty, fell dead In
Sacramento grocery store, July 0t4. '
The great Gold Hill telescops vas de.
stroyed doing the recent hre In thas city.
Albert Pike, the poet soldier Of Arksnsas,
accompanied BY his daughter, IL y Omaha
According to the Paeife AppsstsAsrs are
20O colored Odd Fsllewson tho Pacific Coast.
The Yankton and Fort sully telegraph
line 10 completed about ten miles west of
Ysnkton. ....
Patsey Marley was fined 90 for allowing
Salt Lake policeman to shoot st him on
the 4th of July.
The Csriboo miners, by vote of 70 to 90.
have decided to exclude all Chinese from
working those mines.
The Washington Territory pcnitentiary.
tO be built on Mcneil Island, near Stella.
COON, will cost $25o. 200.
Forty thousand dollars will be expended
in extending the public surveys in Wash.
ington Territory this year.
Dennis Crowley wss convicted of murder
In the second degree last week in Boise, for
the killing of Dennis Mccarthy last winter.
Jacob shartle, Of Portland, Oregon, has
been awarded e4,5oo damage in suit
against E. d. Hutchinson, for defamation
Of character:
On the 10th of June, at Sucker Flat, Ne.
vada county, CAL, the thermometer stood
118 degrees In the shade, and ls0 degrees
out of doors.
John Eberhsrdt, who was thrown from a
wagon near Santa Clara, Cal . few days
since, died At that place on Sunday from
lockjaw caused from fractured limbs.
A man by the name Of James voorhees,, .
native of New York State, thirty years old,
and of intemperate habits. was found
drowned in Petaluma creek, CAL, June 9Th.
8. v. Greene, commonly known as "Tant
Greene" shot and killed Van McDsniels 1t
Greenhouse, on Story Creek, fifty miles
from Colusa, Cal, on July 7th. Greene
was dischaE9ed. having. acted in self.de.
tense
A terrible accident occurred near Forest
Hill, Cal, on July 7th. The boI,es Of Rice
& Reas' saw. mill exploded, killing the
engineer, Charles Phillanbrown, and Alora
Rice instantly. Several others were wounded
slightly. @"
Indian Commissioner Parker, under the
supervision of the Board Of Indian Com.
made the following award on
tho 18th instant: Beef for the upper Mis-.
'ouri River agencies to G. C. Oox, of Ne.
brasks City. at $2 81 cents per hundred
pounda Kiawa and Wichita agencies to A. |
D! English. Of Leavenworth. ss 81 ee} and
b per hundred pounds. Upper Arkansas
agency, to H. A. Gillette, Of Leaven worth,
Il q - per hundred pounds. Flour to E.
D. stsnnard, Of st. Louis, at 8 80 per
,undred pounds.
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~:G NesC Steamer for &a1t Lake.
The ''City d Corinne'' hes . Rival-Johl
n. YesngI New Beat.
From the New York Herald, June N.l

h.
.,(From the New York Herald, June szl
Mr. John W. Young, the third son Of the
President of the Mormon Church, attracted
an immense crowd on the Brooklyn piers
and ELECTED hearty cheers q he passed up
the river yesterday afternoon, with steamer
htat hs has just had built In Williamsburg
for excursion parties on Crest Sait Lake.
The railroad companies were imperative
70 IN isch In the length Of her capacity for
transportation, and 70 .nq 2a t5r.4 -"".
.'. 'a TIE ''LADY OF TN LAKE" ""''
Is thirty feet long, with ten feet beam, seven
feet cabin, weighs seven tons and draws
eighteen inches Of wster. Her cabins were
finely finished In black wsinut facings and
ash panel, and upholstery work of very neat
pattern. A. she moved out of the dock and
came alongside of the river she looked the
most diminutive, jaunty little thing that ever
felt steam. The crowds % the pieu cheered
her and the tugs and faTyboaas saluted her
With hearty good win. she saluted the
monitor ss she passed, which va heartily
returned. t,-1 @ 1.' ',.a ,.,,', -, '''.,'
Mr.. Young had among his guests some of
the most prominent citizens, among others
L. Grand lockwood. Lloyd Aspinwall, d.
p. Williamson, Henry Bsnedict, Andrew
Carnegie, Gsaersl Bazuum, Colonel g. T.
Nutssr, Matthew Dsnker. Johs Cowles.
Wm. Resell, Capt. Ben. Richardsoa. sev.
ersl other gentlemen Of this city and ssvsral
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When the chief Of tho clan MacNaS euai.
grated to Canada with hundred cledsmin,
he on arriving in Toronto. called o. IT.
namesake, the late Sir Allan, and left his
ard q s.The NcNab." Sir Allan yeturnea
his VISIT )ssviss bic card - ''The oshtt
NscNsh." s"~.
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PEoPLR's CoNvENTIoN.-The Peoples
Convention Of Jefferson county met at JET.
ferson City on the 18th, and made nomina.
tions for the various county officers, divid.
ing them equally between Republican and
Democratic candidates.
Quite large number Of persona repro.
senting almost every precinct in tho county
were in attendance. and everything passed
off harmoniocsly and satisfactorily.
In the evening meeting vas held In front
Of the Gregory House. and wss addressed
by Judge Lawrence, Coils Sanders and
Scribper, and good time was had.
Put Jefferson City down y almost upaa.
imous for Mr.. ClaGett, and Jsnerson county
on the same side Of the tally.-He,old l7A
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Our Pioneer correspondent says Mr.
Toole has . copy of the Deer Lodge
circular issued two years ago, denounc,ng
1rishmen and Fenians, and that in his speech
he attributes the authorship to Mr.. Clagets.
Our correspondent is right in asserting Mr..
Clagctt did not write It, and that he was nos
In the country at the time it was issued.
These circulars were printed at the lnd.psn.
don't office. and If that paper will give the
date they were printed, We will show con.
clusively that Mr.. Clagett was in the States
at the time.
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Card Il Five Lines a Square Ten Lines, Of this
type Local Business Notices y cents per line.
~ Correspondence, short and ncwsy solicited
from encl, camp Writer'S name must accompany each
letter. TO guarantee good faith. Permission to use
name or initials preferred.
From TncsdHy's Daily.
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A nice young man at Portland, Oresou.
kept locking into the window OF 4 maffied
lady until 10 saw hel shake 1 handkerchief.
whom he called q her room. After bejnk
picked up at tho bottom Ut tho stairs, and
having his bones vt, Il WA exptined that
she Was only ohaking some apple peslinGt
from . napkin. 80 =
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The President stated the object Of the meeting 70 he
the Oreant,ation OF Democratic Club for the par.
Po'e OF advancing the interest Of the Democracy n
the present campaign .-LndependenI 18th.
'The istersss of tue Democracy" is now
ID per cent per snnum, payable semi .annu>
ally. How much more does the Chairman
want it advanced?
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SMALL BOAT DRAWN BY FisaBa-A
letter from Esston, Pa, to one Of the New
York weeklies, speaks of ! novel use made
Of surgeons BY Mr. L. Phillippi and Col.
J. r. sitgreaves. Of that plsca They cause
couple Of the fish to draw Q small boat. in
harness, and attach them aloo to two imits.
ton swans, which float above them and pre.
vent their diving. The boat h. shaped hike
. she'll Tho mode of harnessing tho stur.
seons h peculiar. A broad India rubber
band, encircling the 6sh just behind The
psctoral hn, he's brass ring attached On
top. Through these rings stout ashen pole,
about eight feet long II Inserted, and 70 two
staples in the pole the traces ars fastened.
There is also > gum elostic bsnd ssound eGch
stargson, just behind tAe dorssl An. With !
. loop in The side holding The opposite
ends Of . much slightsr pole, 10 oompel
them % swim g regular distancs from
each other. Hr. PhulipR Who acts =
driver, has bic ssat 10 he bow, spd dis.ces
thstr oousse Withs soad, which n : loos
pols, and - thick ~ osss vsSsk With, !
dhasp spiks sticklng ous - tight snklsj from
the end. ard 4 bsufpt,siug with wlae sjAc.
riey they Obey. whsa thsy ars II 70 s. tsr,Esd ~ i
% the right Or lsft > ssddea prick On 70
opposite side sof each Seurspop espses ths
pais -. lAks sths dedna cessoa i VVAea,s
gEsassf" spssd = doslss1, S,sst ~. .pi1sesd
neaF ths IN Nh1l thef w tetdsizld 'to
halt fha nnnA 4. .aa.~k.a 80 80 ~ u
ass phcked il front Of ~ hsad.,,
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IA .lnad- Y -taasyssef X Dassd BesA ~
efeinal Keatpeky p,oasps noW widow of
ex.0oss0ee DoGoA sllnnrsst6sNiol 1Cau>
coshtN, O. ~ - Saanl tIlii1FVA ~
~ fs1iy siijsd . M1.saaa s.,. sao q essi.Ia7
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The Cuban Horrors,

The story is frightful one, happily
without parallel since St. Bartholo.
news day. Tho Fort Pillow slaugh-
ter was fearful enough but it was
lighting mon OF hated race whom
General Forrsst massacrod. The
Communists Of Paris awoks the indig-
nation Of tho world by applying peirO.
lcum to palaces and libraries, and gal
lcries Of art but they did not shoe,
boys.
The story 10 a horror. The stu.
dcuts in tho medical school in la.
vaua, free from lecture by the ILL.,
oess of their instructor, lust for d
irolic" lcapod tho fence Of the GENE.
terry opposite, and did some violence
to the grave of an officer Of the Vol
untoers. Thoy broke the glass which
protected a wreath OF immorielles, and
wrote some scurrilous lines ou the
stone.
This was thoii olfoncc. Bad enough,
and deserving cOnsure and nnc, or
perhaps ash5rt impri,Onmcnt--nOth-
ing moro.
The volunteers arc body of SOL
dicrs enlisted by the Spanish authori-
ties to crush the parrots who are
lighting for Cuban independence.
They arc nO,cd for their cruelty and
insub)rIinatiou, aud it las been geu-
orally believed tha, the Spanish Gov.
ernor, Nalmasola, aud his predccos.
sors, have not dared to Withstand thsse
virtual rulers OF tho island. The stu.
dents in Cuba, as everywhere, except
in Scotland, are enthusiastic for liber.
ty, and cherish 10 great affection to.
ward the volunteers, or their general
whose grave they desecrated.
The students flolc occurred on the
afternoon Of Thursday, the 23l ult.
The Volunteers demanded Vengeance.
rLo Captain General Crespy was will
ing enough to npprch'nd ADD imprson
the offenders but that was quite too
tame. The Volunteers threatened and
inli'niiated him. lie brought the
boys before court martial, which un.
der pressure of tho dircst throats.
tried and condemned thom OH sun.
day, aud on Monday the decree Of tho
court was carried ont by tho military
execution Of eight Of them, und the
scndins of thirty others TO the chain
gang for periods Of from four to six
years. For breaking piecS Of glass
aud scattering few flowers, aud
scriIbing few obnoxious lines, thir.
ty youngsters, mostly in their tccus,
ato to drag ball and chain for years
by tho side OF hiGhwaymeu and cut
thioats, and eight have been shot ! No
won ier hat mothers have goao crazy,
and that chill OF horror blanchos
every face.
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judge IsuClicr,

Differing widely 10 our political
sentiments from Mr.. Bucher, We could
not consistently support him, nor did
we vote for him, but We too as well
aS all fair dealirg and canlid men,
feel inclined to render TO him that
which ho justly merits, no more, no
less. In assuming tho important du-
ties Of his Office ho asrceably disap.
pointed many by his able charge to
tho Grand Jury, and the promp,no
and accuracy with which he dis.
patched all ot her business of the cour,
which came before him. Mr.. b.
sustained good reputation as law
yer; and with moderate and well
gOvsrnod ambition and close applica-
tion TO his Official dutios ho bids fair
to build for himself lasting reputa-
tion as Judg,.
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THE NEW YORK TIMES.
4 Political, Literary and Mis-
CeiianeOus Newspaper.

Tue NEw-YoRK TIMEs.-startcd
in September, 1851, has Tor many
years been recognized US among the
most successful, popular aud inaucn
tial newspapers in the country. Its
proprietors, with greatly increased
resources aud experience, will spare
no pains TO extend and strengthen its
claims upon the confidence aud sup
port of the public.
TINS TINES 10 Republican Jour.
nal, aud will be devoted. az in the
past, to an intelligent aud firm sup
port Of the Republican Party. 1t will
sustain with all i,s ability. tho prin-
cipies aud poiiSy which have render
ed the party so justly famous ia our
.:stcrs. " will a!ycsate those weas-
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The trial Of Mrs. Wharton, on the
charge Of poisoning g Gepsral Kstchum
at her hoase in Baltimore, is goiu g
forward very quietly in Annapolis.
When the charge was first made, the
public, on the strength of reporters
statements, was rather swim ty render
i,s verdict of guilty; but as the facts
are brought out 10 court, there seems
enough Of doub, about them to mako
it altogether right that the public
shall await that OF the legal
tribunal.
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The Mex. Legislature.

The coming session Of tho Legisla-
ture promises to be busy Que. The
rcdis,rictiug Of the State into Con.
grcsSional districts ; the providing OF
the necessary machinery for the Com
stitutiOnal Convention ordered bv the
people at tho late election the con-
slderation Of the Local Option bill and
other important subjects will com.
before the legislature for action. The
democracy will mako a fierce figh,
over tho apportioument bill, and may
be expected to oppose the local option
bill, as they opposed it last winter,
but being in minority in both Ious
cs they will OF course DO beaten. Ma
ny OF our bes, people arc demanding
tho passage Of tho local option bill
and the legislature will not properly
reflect the popular sentiment of their
constituents il it will fail TO pass thi,
measure. twin make temperance a
home question, aud will take it eu-
tircly out Of the arena Of polltios, as il
ought We have repeatedly urged
that temperance is purely moral
question, and that it ought to be S.
considered AMI treated, and the pass
age of tho local option bill will bring
IL down to every election district in
the State, and home to every mans
door. This is just what is necessary
and what popular sentiment demands
We shall expect shorter session and
mich less expensive one than the
last. The last session had one too
many democrats in the Senate, and
altogether too many dead locks" and
also were too pro1igal of the peoples
money. As the Republicans will con-
troll all branches Of the government,
we expect reform in many important
particulars. The democracy are not
in the ascendency aud they have no
longer tho power TO try the patience
Of the people. They must submit to
the will of the majority and can no
longer carry things in tho high-hau.
ded manner they did last winter,
Their "little game" is blocked, aud
they are utterly power'ess for evil.
We congratulate the entiro Commou-
wealth that their noiarious schemes
have been thwartod. And thoir evil
Vaccinations successfully checkmated.
They will have to 90 before tho peo-
pie again, as they profess they are
willing TO do, when they will certain
ly be beatcu. - York Republican.
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JunIata County COurt-A Nu
merOus Charge.

The Juniata County papers refer tc
the amount Of business done by the
Court there at last session, and ths
way in which it was done, in a very
complimentary manner. In tho case
Middsgh vs.. Todd, Ell. al. Judge
Junkin 10 his charge to tho jury. dis.
poses of some positions taken by the
counsil for the defense and refers to
sOms points in the testimony, iu a
manner not only numerous. but in a
way which brings tho ease before tho
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
b-' ~ sAsi al hANhN
FOR 1872.
TWENTY-SEvESTlI YEAR.

This splendid weekly. greatly enlarged and
improved, Is one of the NEST useful and In.
terestlng journals ever published. Every mum.
hor Is beautifully printed on hne paper, ami ele.
gantly Illustrated With original engrayinSs,
representing New Inventions Novelties In Me,
ply, Architecture, Agriculture, engineering,
Science and art. Farmers Mechanics, Inyon.
tors, Engineers Chemists, Manufacturers, aud
PoOplo OfAll Prolossicns or Trades will find tho
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Agents Wanted.
Great Inducements !
VI 0 r NJ 0 N I 8 NJ
DESCRIPTIVE OF
LIFE IN UTAH.

BY Sister of a High Priest, one Of hls vie.
tins, who has made her escape after n residence
OF titeen years among them, Her aiidavits to
the Goyernment, crushing evidence against
Brigham Young aud tho Elders, The "Proph.
ct" IN court Triai~nd sentence of Hawkins.
Startling disclosures, plots assasslnations and
victims. az pages, fully illustrated
Circulars, Terms and particulars, sent FREQ on
application, address,
DuFfIELD AsHMEAD, Publisher,
Ill SAMSON Street, Philadelphia.
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Profitable Employment

We desire 10 engage few moro Agents to ,.n
the World Renowned Improved BUOKEYR
SEWING MACHINE, at n liberal salary or on
Commission. A Horse aud Wagon given IA
Agents. Full particulars furnished on appilcs.
tion. Address w, A. Henderson 4 Co. General
Agents Cleveland, Ohio, & st. Louis, Mo.