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The Daily telegraph. (Monroe, La.) 1870-1886, 1871-02-03

Lard-frm; kettle 1914.
Bacon- drooping; shoulders 81.
Whishey firm; 80.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 2.-Flour firm.
Corn-scarce but firm.
Provisions weaker.
Pork-mess $3.50. ,-v
Bacon-shoulders 10, clear sides ia,
Lard-13, in kegs 143.
WhiskexMsa Il gallon. ....--..-.--.-.--.-a
ST. tqytsIEssS aa1EJl0urr, f fITp' ST.
Corn77747@0,f taebnegehoi 81
Whiskey-9O. .ss,...,a.tg
r'PofK easter; $2s. 500 $780, '''"''
Baoon.squhety rshoaldsrss aer ocsear
sides 122SsvsMpsK ~ ..t ia
NEW YORK, Feb. 2.--Cotton steadier;
sales 4se99 bales at46i, Stock continues
comparatively scarce and firmer. Gold
Ills. Government bonds steady enn
,.".L1vERrooL, Feb, 4: 8l q q. l trps5 C Cot
ton fat and, irregular middling Up
lands 7ad,, OJeanss Cd. nj Sales estimated
at 5000 bales. .se,sT svod. ed, % bsbhf o.
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-aain~ sns syafsTnhT .-yFfsanr ,a7iT7A
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.--SeyNae. -APhe
Military COMMITTEES reported adversely
to making the 30th May decoration
day. a National holiday.
WAsHfstHt;s ,lftac ss:aiSsai7,a6.ory.-
Manteufel reports that just previous to
the armiStiees IN EaRtHaeas lQiGuns,
mitraill euses, 4004 prisoners landg2 gem
erals; German loss small. Is nl eeii,sT4 4
"A Herald special says the armistice
is accepted BY all the departments ex-
cept Marsailles. atl--.rL
Favre, confessing he had oyerrated
Paris supplies, appealed IS, Tbs, Emperor
to pity Paris, sand hurry Supplies. Com
plying, the Emperor Sent forward II
OK, 900 rations and ", QOO. cattle -.1-'y
The Prussians are disnlounting guns
from the walls o. Paris and strengthen
ing their positions against the possible
failure of peace.
Bismarck feared that Gambetta would
! beIFefraetery. Favre replied that Gam
BETA only heNS delegaSetf power from
gOIernIHent'Of natiDlnA defense. n-I !
Its doubled whether Gam beta would,
act III .ohposition' to the Paris govern
ment. Should Gambetta prove refrac-
/, tory his power will be revoked. -, -a.
1t is believed thatA,9wst many dele
gates will be elected in favor of peace
on any bearable terms. .......,~.
| Lemons .dist1lery, near Nashville, J
hassbeen seized,by a Revenue officer: ~
.StHaass 32&aise- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
with the sslHusetF eAssS Of ~ Steamer
Hornet.
4 BORDEAUX, Feb. 1.-The opposition
papers protest against the decree en-
Guiding esrtain ,persOnsl from, a, eandi.i
dature to the General Assembly.
l. A depNtation fspm the jpurnslswaited
upon Simon, stating verbally the
gr1tiintdes! q oPposit Ion, . Sifnoh DECLARED
that the Paris GOVERN on the 2Sth
january, decreed the abolition Of all
disqualificati0ns for the National, As
ssembly, akd dhaf Ne W8ufd'ihs1st aips6ir
the execution Of he Paris decree.,3
AT public meeting here, to-day, the
fCOmmittee of Public Safety' nominated
IA cQ,nmittee which include the names
kof Galnbetta, ;sL6tiy .Blanc,i iRtehef1rtl
ana DaiY,hrt.sJisH .s1iiiIf t@Hn4a bns bsV7'
80, .sil 1.of1r1' .iLjf!sqeya llut sy0ky- Nj.
Jules Eavle, telegraphsi that the Geg-
mans will forbidelectiens IN Alsace. neva
~ .lnSsIJ ,slf-,s o.AsS szssJs .sg~.s4nl
i NEW. Make Eeh,Sa1Eplands l54;,
Orleans 16i, sales lOOO'bales.' stocks
at as1l i III & . sa IT. it5qns
LIVERPOOL, Feb, 2, ,ns m.vrCottep,,
d'sAsand tenaag downs u planas7ad;
Orleans Sd.
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.sbrIAfM -<sfHst hA"htVhH
aou,sa, lWAsn1N0FoH I b ~
i'wAsH4xeT9Ss FEB. 2r1The aexpen-
tlitures of the Government, duffng the
month Of january, were half-milliOn'
dollars. .sxss,aK
Butler, the, Tennessee Gongressmanl
intends sueing the 'Chicag Republican,
for sl5, 900 damages for SANDER .a'ro, :,
The Cabfnet-makers are again. at
work, and a reorganization, after the
4th of Maffth,, bdMsltikssIyn as:serteda ~t
their inteutionfsl danied in high qu&rl
ters' i-9s Snh:So1gqs ehi 1o' .i@is 49,, bn,
"otlSS,rsa! f--,a s1ontei e1inper ,i~sfi"a ~,
The Board of Trade and other, conf
inercial, institutions throughout s-the
North, are mkibS felsures to provision
the destitute portions Of France, and
will ash tia Gsvensaent fsrsSsssel to
transport the provisions. ,a44,l.l -"
Senate. salisbury moved q recon-
sideration Of TIE resolution for the relidf
of France and Prussia, in order to cor
rect the grammatical inaccuracies that
appear therein, and which are disgrace
full to the Senate and the American
people.
The1notiOn to redonsideriwas rejetteti.
During the discussion to-day Kelly,
of Penn, said he Would vote for no
Ioriginal grant of land other than such
rs would be necessary to construct a
great Southern Trans-Continental road.
The people Of thesouth were entitled
to such grant, and % he had said
when interrogaAsd Ayhis constituents.
Adjourned iTcAD EoHI
FoRNsqNr 1fsTNA11aENcE.
BospEtAUXy Feb. I1It is reported
that Manteqfel refused to recognize the
ar,nistice, and disrcgarding the protests
Of the french commander, continued
hostilitie5, forcing tie Army Of the East
to surrendef Orretreat into Switzerland.
Gen. Qencbart( Who EuOw Commands
the Army ofthe East, has made treaty
with the Swiss Government and crossed
'theirline' ~ IN yhis Whole army y: Gen.
Bellot COVERS. tho retEsat< 7i9A, - sHoiI
New YpkK, 'Fh 1,s: special to the
Telegram, froa,L andor ist, says, the
Tflhs, eaisoriailiyi,sa ayS,ss;afsfhe Eordaaux
decree ordering ,eleqteas will greatly
9eopardize the continued existence of a
Republican form Or government, inas,.
lmpch.as it will afford aSirresistable I'M
4trigas eofitacy.,,,, =" ~" s:J. nee: "a
! The refusal of -exsFI1h press Of The
French to sign the capitalization is re-
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At the recent nt National Women suf-
frage Convention, 'xfs.S N. T. P6st, Of
Wyoming, was one Of the speakers. In
Wyoming, tits esnsalS known, the wo-
men vote and hold office. Mrs. Posts ex-
perieacamay. iatsRstnosriady rsasers.
That lady said that she had voted
and been y0tsdi for; andshe did not fed
that by this action Ahe. been aRitted for
the discharge Of any q, of hex gg,,l hloYeehold
duties. She was a Republican and her
husband wag a strong bsm9Sis IT, Set
they had neves,hadI & :wbrtt of.tfosible
about poiittc& "a Their lives iske, had
electioneered, gone , to the pclls, aAd ipto
caucus meetineA inithe exereise Of her
politicarnghts,, side by side With men,
and that instead Of its having operated
detrimental to her womanhood she be1
lieved had added to it; and she knew
that it had done the men great good,
for they had always gone home rom
the caucusses SOBER, had had no trouble
at the polls, and were in ii all respects
more gentlennahly since woman suf-
frage had bee1 fixed fact in. -thet, Ter
ritOfy.tsn. al: rebGr idxnni 81 - is'bupl
t5al> .af..f 4..L siak adt 81 laspr "' liiN'
No. ---r 1kk-&y-F4 .uu 3@At7 ~
- -
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Getting Reporters Tor tie 'Bah Domingo
q Commission. A-hfqish "V

Dom Pi0tt ft40tpSt N 81 IN
ono Of h;s ,o++ors ,,.<s,,;nno+; Com,
'''o - .'' ''P '~'''@''>'''''''' o
merclahiG;i .airT .ssk4ea sHsS = .vsa
So soon as it was settled that we were
to have Commission, which may be
dated from the moment that Senator
Morton obtained His Excel lency''s con-
sent, IT was determined to have this
Commission accompanied 1by certain
qulil-driyers, who were to put on reg
ord, IN the pubic prints all OF Its great
achievements ! The President, too, has
been instigated &c, the work BY, ingalls,
and Tom. M N " b and the other night
telegraphedl tN Hnrace, Greeley, Of New.
York, to Designate some cofrespo dent
or reporter WHO NNi0nld have the PrlRiTi
lege OF accompanying the Commissions.
Horace Greeley was, as usual, on wan,
dering oyer creation, delivering Lectures
or addresses, and M hitelaw, Reid res
ponded,J naminguM Ny. HamsdelI, Of the
Tribune and Clneinnati. Gopimerciai,
as the man. u1ei aft - I''Ie oGi ~ 1lrh-9n
"Ihat fe!loWsn, rfT;id the President
belongs to me C,ne.nnatl commercial
ana heYhn. w. IwilerelpopI on, another
telegram aXas f6EN arded, again calling
upon q Horaeesd 6reeiy; and Ignoring
Whiteiaw keld: me response was as
belore, thaf t4OraeSy' lirefieNr Was absent
from townHdahemfhe PRESIDENT asked g,
to know wf'efe' q Selsgf AN would reach
nm: Inc answer was that the white
hatted philosopher was as much beYQpd
L. L = - -
reach OF the telegraph rs ne Is beyond
common sense IN political economy.
A art 50 eo ats =, telegraRMng was
Hep, W NHSpMHTer trSiM H'eer1aouse 'aho
ne N tss ,;l s ~ .lr,. . y
- =. - Ia s. VI .e III sY1sn N.Y. ~
eo.s .ul1eu up, the rep.esentaIlvc a,'
les,'y o. tnnul NDnHAeNaa''s
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Sofes tHaa six .adtRofs ~ Qua alo aIl
are said ,to.haHe reomhlsted Dickens.
Edwin iDreod % according to- their
own, but not Us the public Hing" s"'7
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1st, says: A letter Iroh Ooi' D"
Keurtry, assisting in the war depart
ment at Bordeaux, represents immense
rAaEtidn- in official circles and among
Ire ppopulacce against the provisional
~~svuuvsuts--sa-susilliosV-UlPe0pa0
woularMoue afOr she restoeSt9chp Of the
Empire tomorrow IA sJSYand II
France will refuse to continue war;
Mobiles are arriving at Bordeaux land
shout " Isve T. Emperor"
~ Before Glen. Bonrbakpsarny reached
Switzerland many thousand 'rdietl OF
stayyeettito|nh ~ 4Yyvyw wa
IN Jnra Is, 900 prisoners were taken,
including 400 officers, 2 generals, and 10
cannon, metrailleuses, 2 eagles. Only
5000 men of the army escaped in the d.
rection of Lyons. ~ Manteufel is in pnr-
suit.
A Herald special, nom london End,
says the Times comments on Gen. But
ler's resolution welcoming Irish eXiles
as unprecedented. Ifserious it can only
be treated as an act of avowed hostility.
It can't regard it as more than a part Of
the disreputable> game pursued by the
upscrppplous politieiaps,who are doing
their best to reduce the character Of the
American representative government,
and are anxious to secure the Irish vote.
BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Only open letters
are posted for Paris.
FLORENCE, Feb. 1.-The Chamber of
Deputies, BY Q vote Of 2S2 to 2l, ressllys
ed to transfer the capital to Rome.
ZURICH, Feb. 1.-THE oath French
corps escaped thegrasp Of the Germans,
and moved towards Lyons.
LONDON, Feb. "A bureau for re-
ceiving and forwarding provisions to
Paris has been established at Dieppe.
Supplies from AL 1qaaStersdare invited.
A special dispatch to the london
Times from Versailles says that Bis
marck is indisposelA aanGiiI wis visited
yesterday by the Emperor.
LILLE, Feb. 1.-The Echo du Nord is
in favor of peace. It calls the appeals
for resistance made blythe Municipality
Of Bordeaux encroachments upon the
powers Of tie Constituent Assembly.
Meetings are. being called in the
Northern Departments to nominate
candidates for the Assembly.
.TheLe Progress, ofLyOns, publishes
the programme of q Radical Secretary
in Paris, founded by Rollin, De Les
chuze and Hegrenta. It ronounces for
the Republic, - with one Assembly, al,
Executive to. be chosen and recalled, BY
the Assembly, the suppression OF, the
standing army and the substitution OF
militia, comprising AN citizens; the re-
duction Of the budget and tbs. abolition
Of titles and privileges Of nobility, =, II
repuydiiaatess lF1FeyeF all wsa.FEs0f conquest,
and concludes with the demand that nc
negotiations be made with the Prus.
slams while they remain on French
soil. -
JJIIIps JBHAHkW
MARKET REPORTS.
! .NEw'ORERANs, Feb. "a Departed
Post Boy t@the odashftarll,Sss e sy la' . e, I. =.
FlOur-actiye and frmer; ,supr, a6.S0
double ex. 1915; treble 7.25@7.5O.
| COrn--66f968se dXih eet Ysq lii"--.A r.
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NEw'OREEANs, Feb. '2.1LDepdrtedl-
Post Boy FOR the ouaehfta river i've. hn' e, rs
Flourmactiye and 4Emer; SUPP. $50,
double ex. 1915; treble 7.25@7.JO.
COrn--66ES68s4 dXid oat Ysq liW--.A r.
Oats-scarce; s6ssS4. I". ,-'Iid ,no'i''' :
Bran-le1.4O. mst--.t'"i'
Hay-dull; prime $26.OOt027.OO.
Pork-dull; mess $23. 75:rfF41oh
Bacon-tlull; Il@43. apA 13!.
Hams-sugar cured tirlper; 25Gg27,
Lard A'tfefce 12i; Eeg 49, " ''"'
sugarAfirm; fair fi@sl; prime ,a,a
lO stfkti tie 1o, 't ~ LG sq ,-.S Z,
! MOlasses-goOd demand; common 40
Es32, prime 1906! ~ ',."4 s,s,'', ',sGvN
!, Coneelprime l5l@4. '''''''
i Whiskey-wester9 yeetifed $50 1rl2}.
|" Cotton-weak; sales 1895 bales; good
ordinary 1ss@Ias, low smiddling l4cg
l4s, middliRg l4s@l5, Receipts, ,a26S
bales. Exports to >Xera Cruz 80 bales,
Stock on hand 22s, is6 bales $50,
% Sterling ~, Sight dis Gpldllls.
!. .CrNG1ASAy}. iEeb. t2.-Flspr ',ulla
lower. .J soqy~v
POrk-active; $3.50 asked for mess.
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.3eIAlM-s>aHa aIaAxoihsA'.
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Cotton Tending Down.

viiD sIia1ssU sis ,.1ss ."'os''iEiH NOT .
-sUIaof al
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NOON'DISPATCHES.
az ........... ............. q ssip"a aizn5
,s,s ... .-FTTT-7ln Tfs Sol vqoo sr'}
a. M 79av onp Iti Y4u9 Gro

..liaK ~, ia s1T,1sqsd bna Isri1ri
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garden 81 elazses md fbr1ais with APP
Apecisl s6shsx osi& Nom london
LIST, says: A letter from Col. duncan
Keurtry, assisting in the war depart
ment at Bordeaux, represents immense
rAafstdn- in official circles and among among
tie ppoopulace against the provisional
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referred. Asoas t1ea-By wnlAnA granting ~
digit q way e. ndlroad from he Csstral rad1e
Railsead u usaA. - walls Wsls. = Orc b Loesh'
bsiage n rseies % asoad bsidos sesgss shs 1is'
sisslppl river By Axts Tor ~ rs1 Il settlers o.
psblie landE By Jsaeksa % rsgulaas ths manner os
aakiag appointosnts In ~ civil ssssics. kellogg
offered sesolstioa fer TIE Ways snd 1snsCo0-
aietes % pspest bin 20 sepsalths isoo0e tax Ss;
9th called up TIE San Do0ingo rsoaatios and goeR
before the House o. ~ third trial
ssuArx, Seh-Ths rate for coinage II niats was ~
ducsd from ons-half 70 thrseteaths per cent.
HoUsa. sth-strong introduced 4 bin tolx ths NUN
bes II Representatives In Coagssss to ia md psovd
Moaday of lS7A ard evssy second year thsseaascs.
ssxArs, loth-A petisiea was psessatea b Yaees
froo We citissas Of illinois, psayisg ~ IN Ansna-
msnt 70 the Constellation recognising the Supreme
Being. Referred to Judiciary Committee.
Abill was reported favosably retiring disabled U. g.
Jsdess On fun pay anless after ssisninx they shouA
socept IN odsee II pruas.
uouss, l0eh-0arAeld prevented . semonstrancs
from 800 women Of Ohio againss woman suffrage.
The House passed. the San Do0iugo resolution,
With On anenduent By Amber thas the report ol the
Comnission shall not Be conmandatoy On Congress,
l0e to "a
N0css. ll-victoria Woodruff. Susan B Anthony
and o,herp presented their claim to suffrage 70 the
Judiciary Committee this M. No action was taken.
The Consular appropriation bill agg.egstss el+sS-
~.
SENATE, 1.-THE Dominican rseolstiou - Il passe1
The House, came mp Sumner okesvd amendments
70 inquire - u the alleged pepdancy Of civil Wal in
D00isg0; also IT. relations with Hayi; and the terri
tosial or pecuuiary claims Of the latter also TO
whether war exists q nsasnces between the two
govesnncnts. ...
saulsbary offered an amendment that B Curtis.
Xilard Fillmore aud Gen Sherman bs the Commits.
sioness.
Senate, l:-Aftes lengthy discussion the motion
Of Scott to refer the bill for international sxpos
tion ct Philadslphh to the Coma,ittes On FOsslga
Relations was adopted.
Ramsey reported bin authorizing the establish.
ment Of ocean mail steamship service between the U.
q and Australia. It directs the Postmaster Gsncral to
contract with W. H. Webb. B. Holiday aud assoeia.
ses Tor carrying The mails monthly between San Fran.
ciscs. Australia and New Zealand BY line It steam
ships.
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NEW JUDGE FOX MONTANA.

The dispatches announce the appointment
OF John g. Murphy - Associate Justice OF
Montana. Who he Il to succeed or whether
er bis predecessor resigned or was decap.
itated 10 not mentioned. We think II prob
able, however, that be succeeds Judge
Symes Of Helena The Beach, - It pres:
ent constituted. IL esteemed by the legal
fraternity the best that has ever been In
Montana. The new sppointec seems to 10
- profoundly unknown In Montana ~ Wa
Secretary Colowsy. Tina, the great an.
rsvcller Of things intricate and hard to find
out. d respectfully solicited 10 turn himself
lUose on the present occasion with Whatever
celebrity the Circumstances will permit.
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Al last the bombarducnt Of Paris he's be.
gun In earnest and portion Of the 6f.
teen hundred scige guns In position around
the doomed City have commenced belching
sbeir sulphurous breath and destructive
missiIe1D ward and into one Of the finest
Cities IN The world. Paris. founded bsfore
Christ came upon earth, with it, TIVE mil
lion residents bcssiged end cut of for
months from communication with the
world cave BY erial messenger: Its 800
miles OF avenues and streets bordcred with
gardens. groves and buildings On which the
great rulers Of France hsveexhausted treas
uries and tho worlds talent In art and sci-
snce, now but menaced prison: Ito great
altar. reared on the site Of he crumpled
Temple Of Jupiter trembling u the shock
Of hostile guns: IL grand Tsiumphal Arch
with IL hundred desp craven victories
standing like mockery 70 welcome sub
jugator: Ito new government threatened
With strsngulssioa IL IL swaddling clothes:
10 armies, and 10 unasmcd. rsduced 70 the
verge Of stasvasioo: It's proud, heroic PEG.
pls feeling the compesssion of ~ over.
whsimins enemy y surely crushing them
- did the man IN The Iron Roou,-Pasis,
tbs peerless, hears again The victor shun.
dssisg q her sales and yaallos Stands with.
In y threw wids ths portals. Noshisg u
~ probabilities OF was caa savs ~ City.
The intsepeeites q foesiGo power cannot
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O~AssOAss VAsSVVsVVVs
Some Of the California papers advocate
constitutional convention, to abolish th,
Legislature Or curtail it, powera
Punch thinks It would be real blessing
to mothers. If somebody could invent ,
soap that would enable mammas to get thei,
daughters Of their hands. =.
A history Of tobacco is announced Il
press, illustrated with llne cuts.
The Capitol and Public Printing Oalc,
are to b connected by telegraph and pneu'
matte tube which will b placed between ths
twofor the transmission Of proofs, messages
and small documents. @a@. -.
The Gazette advocates the erection of ,
paper mill IN Helena, saying $4,000 On.
nually expended East for paper might be
retained m the Territory BY manufacturing
news and wrapping paper. We have no
doubt paper manufacturing could be made
q profitable here . Il has been in Colorado
and Utah. 3 s"@~
The. Montans New NORTHWEST news.
paper hae discoatinued publication OssiAa
Herald, De-. g. 10 IN ]
4 ressacsion Of thsaboSe BY return. mail
y saGgssted = appropriate 10 The occasion
and To taeta. 81. g,eaa7; s ~, r..
0enesal 6iesol he wishllzawn HE accent.
ance q 6scsseasyship Of Ne Dominioan
Coanis6ios, o. tho ground tha& 10 b no,
well s0oagh vsssed h Spanish. At noou
70 dnv tho thlrA Cr,nnraisninnap - ma 80
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Mark Twain, after waiting until some
snvious Journalistic have pronounced the 10.
view Of bic 'lnnocents Absoad" Published
n he Londoa &Hsr1sy Rssiss, much q.
pseioe huuor . that Twain writes, nov
pahlleees tbear notices end acksowjedgcs
b w56ss the (purpostedl Asesvx1v Rsstes
article himself. (rhesc had beea csiticisn
y the AssiSs, but one ycsy unlike tAae
Marx vrosa) Next month - WI psubabk
eoafsss asthosship of he dispsngine no.
does u H. january numbse. Il strikes -
Twain y EeetinG > god deal AZ gfasuitcus
ldyestdag See ~ '.lnnoosata" 49,
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IL scasykih. leAies ~ wysulas
sssl nssss hsss sasssk 4 0iSows l0aooo
- ~ ofrnpssy.
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NOtt0et1 Frontier Pfotoctoo0.
At meeting Of the Commerce Committee
Ut the House, on Tuesday, Bennett was ~ i.
thorized t. report bill concerning protec
ton to the Northern frontier. The bill
authorizes The Secretary Of ths Treasury to
issue coupon or registered boads to the
amount Of eight millions dollars, rsdcema.
bio In coin after ten years, and It the end
Of 6ve years st u per cent. interest coin.
Before the bonds shall be delivered the
New York State legislature shall pledge
that tho work shall b begun Of snlarging
ono tier Of locks each0n Tie Erie end Oswc.
60 canals 10 suhlcient capacity 70 pass var
vessels Of twenty Ave fleet bean and two
hundred feet In length, and also msrchan,
vessels of elk hundred tons. By such deepen.
Ing and widening - may b necessary. All
munitions. stores, or supplies for The. gene.
ri 0ov6snmsut ass - b. passed free Of
tolla The Prcsidsnt y 70 appolat shree
Comnisisasss % superinssnd wusk q he
NosSAsA $500 @. st@ fE##t ster rt5 80
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MAI. aJNO. KINGSLEY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
WOOD STREET. HELENA
make speciality Of Fine Goods and psrfce. n.s
guaranteeing satisfaction IN all cases
VIM wi:wsll lin rear Of Klicn.ehm'd,'. storel Deer
al my goods.
Measures and Orders
Taken BY him. win Ne allied by nc. and the same guar.
entee given ~ In my own announcement
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1T vl.s, Tin & Hardware.
Taos STRAx0. Il. II. R,caAapsta
6tl-anG & Richardson,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
TIN, COPPER, AND SHEET IRON WARE
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA,
Have On hand and arriving the
Largcst Stock orGood,
ever brought 10 this portion Of Montana
SELLING AT HELENA PRICES. -
parloE and Cook Stoves
French Japanned aud Pressed Wars.
California hydraulic asozzless
Galvanized Iron for uydraulics, i
All varieties Of Tin and Copper Ware
JOB WORK PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER II
LOW RATES.
Orders and calls from Dcalers Solicited.
We challenge oompctitia
STRANG 4 RICHARDSON
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-09
FIN Ctkt.
lwvGsrMENr SECURITIES.

IIN v - ~ \ = 4 VIZ 7 FNh T T@1'
uY CooKI & co. arc now selling, and recommend
- profitable and safe investment fer all classes,
10, FIRST Mortgage $50 GOLD bonds OF the North
xu Pacific Railroad Company, bearing Seven and
Tnr,s-Tentns rer cent. gold interes, (more than
tel cent, currency), aud secured 10y first and only
mortgage on the entire rood and equipments, and
VT more than 23-0tAO Acres Of Land TO every mile
Of Lrsch or $50 Acr~s OF Land TO each $1,000 bond
he highest current price VII be paid for U.s. Five
Iwentica, and al other marketable securities re-
waved III exchange. Pamphlets, maps. and frI
utof1uaon as web as the bonds themselves win be
uTn,shed on Application 10y JAy CeoKE & Co., Phila-
urtphla, New Iort, and Washington, and by most
banks and Eankcrs, throughout the country.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-11-09
JOHN MARIO & GO.
WHOLESALE
HARDWARE AND
T'IIVNERS' STOCK.
5ES, SZI & 323 East Water ST..
MTLWA UKEE..

We have for sale and constantly srriylup, large
and well assorted stock Of
Tinncrs' ToGis and Machines
kuuuseiod add Brass Kettles.
Skates. Straps, and Sleigh Bells,
Witkerhy's Drawing Knives and Chi-eis.
CROSs-CUT SAWS" Ii4hinina," "Chau.
pion," and .'TyIer Perforated Tooth.s
TABLE CUTLER 80 Russeifs,' Lam
ders, FrarS x Co.'s - Beaver Faiis.S
POCKET CETLERS.-t SonG.Cutlery Co.."
Il tuli line aud heavy stock.
LOCKS AND KN0BS.-VusseiI * Erwin
Manufacturing Company.
Revolvers and tsuu Caps.
SuoYELs.SPAuE>A AND Scoops. "'Ame's, -
- Rowlaud's," aud " BlaEcEard's.s
FAIRBANKS Platform and coun-
ter Scales, and warehouse trucks.
-TOVE-P0LISN. Joseph DiN0E.'' ''<.ems."
'.Standard.''
FRENCH GDOpS.-4s inrge aud fun iine of
IL. a Co.
SherwoGd's Wire Goods
ES.-"Hunt,~,'' Hard's-'' - Eastern
star and " Crown
Exc. Eic.s Eic.. ETC.