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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-10-04
nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP OOMPY'S
THROUGH LINE 70
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier 6f@A
No. a.. North River. foot OF Cana. .SnS
street, New York, at II O'Clock noon, ol the iotn
and Soth OF every month except when these
istes fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
nrs for South Pacific end Central American rorts.
,ienart1re' 'of 18TH touches at Kingston. jamaica
For Japan and China steamers leave San Fran
cisco rrst OF every month except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers toucn 81 haVana, o"t
90 direct from New YORK to AspiHwan.
one hundred pounds baggage free to each adui {,
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other Information app.y
A, the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on tfe
wharf foot or Canal street, North River. New
YORK. +. q. 6AbI, ARenS'
ilN26-.yr
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Receipts by Railroad, October 8.
sorrH oARoLElA RAILROAD.

e15 bales cotton, so bhls hour, cars lumber. 3
cars stock. To Railroad Agent. Frost Adger,
" u Williams & Son, G W Williams co, hoWry
4 SON Jno Hanckel, Murdaugh d Mathews, A J
Salinas, Reeder & Davis, P Smith, Bowling
CO. G II Walter co, A Mulligan, Sloan l. Selg-
nious. W W Smith, II Bischon CO, Pringls son,
Trenholm Son. Priugle Son, Pelzer; Roogerrss rs
& co, witte Bres. A smith, PeaSe hIes' W ~ "a q
Lawton i Son. W X Ryan, Watson Hill.
Smith Il co, O'Nelll.
.NoRTHEAsrERS RAILROAD.
s5s bales cotton, 162 bois naval st. rer, cars g rs
lumber tobacco, rough rice. mdse, &c. 10
Williams 4 co, smith, Smith, MONTY ~
Son, WIN G Bee & CO. Pelzer, Rodgers CO. kins'
man Howell svenel CO. Frdlt PTns!e SdSer SST'
Al Salinas; Bardsn 7patkel sa a:,dIus,, = Son
yelling Crane, Boyston co. GsaTG Mlno.o' III
X Ryan, v Courtenay co, watIes m,nSa co. co.
Dukes l. co, Trenholm & Son. WILCOX Gioos ,1, ~:
Clscnorn, Herring i co. Gibbs co, a.s sO!in,
Robson, Reeder d Davis, WAGNER gs, e mops ne1iv
Sr Fripp. Howard Bro, Shackellora M nry, Gar'
p Brown Howard Bros, Bates CO. 'an'
ders, and Railroad Agent
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TRY A BOTTLE.

The GARGLIEG OIL has been In use as Lini-
ment Cor thirty-eight years. All we ask Is q
FAIR TRIAL, hut be sure and follow directions.
Ask your nearest druggist or dealer In patent
medici' es Tor one OF our Almanacs ana Fade.
Mecums, and read what the people say about the
The GARGLING OIL is for sale by all respect.
able dealers throughout the United States and
other countries.
our test monials date rom 1888 to 1871, and are
unsolicited Use the GARGLlNG OIL, and tell
your ntIghbors what good It has done
We deal fair and liberal with all and defy con-
tradictlon.
MANUFACTURED AT LoCKPoRT, N. Y.
MERCHANTS
GARGLING OIL COMPANY,
JOHN HODGE,
Secretary.
w. T. LINN, Agent,
LINN'S PILLS!
LihN'S PILLS!
LINN's PILLS!
THE BEST IN USE, LlNN's PILLS
TRY A BOX.
Sold by all Druggists.
sep9s-ssDsw
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nor NEW YOR K.
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER I, AT 1
O'CLOCK P. N.
NEW IRON STEAM LISE-EsrABLIsHED 1870

The snlendli New Iron Side Wheel Steamship
soIgTH CAROLINA, Beckett, Commander. Will sail
for New York on SATURDAY, October !, az
O'CLOCK p. NJ, from Pier No. 2, Cnion Whalves;
Through Bills Of Lading 70 @ Lgerp9GS. re Gsros oy
trieste, Naples, Leghorn, Christiania; @ Gotten "a
burg. and to glasgow, by ANCHOR LINE STEAM
SHIPS. To New England Cities as usual
Insurance by Steamers OF TINS Llne II Pef nSER SIs
piIGER 4 CO., No. 20 Broad street, or 10 Wm
4. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharf.
oc,o-mTfs4
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

last oa.r,er, 8 n. hours, II min1tes. evening.
NetE M 1on lSth. halr, o minutes, morning.
Fist Quarter. 10Th. 8 hours. 81 mintres evening
sull Moon, 2sth, houls. so minutes. morning.
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1 STHMA CIGARETTES

4 few OF the genuine EsPICs "FUMIGATEURs
CEPTORALESn to be had OF DR. II. BAEk,
n,aya5 No. l31 Meeting street.
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OUPERIOR COLOGNE WATi
oPoNGEsl sPONGEs.

Manufactured and for salc by
DR.. b. BAER.
o,,r tai Meeting street
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~
Just received fine assortment
BATHING SPONGE
Carriage Sponge
Toilet Sponge
Surgeons Sponge, &C., d
Eor colo nv DR.. Fl. EAER,
mayl5 No' ioi thees''e "''ee''
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Drnss, Chemicals. &r.
THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIEsr

T>HE GhEAT 1EhAAN h
Professor LOUIS wUNDRAMs BLOOD PuRl.
FLYING AND PURGATIVE HERBS, Qn Plus o.
Powders) for the cure Of all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and Impef.
feet digestion.
Also, the following Medicines by the same (Pro.
lessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, aermanya
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatio Tineture.
Eplepttc Remedy.
Toothache Drops.
Herb Tea Gor Dyspepsia and Nervousness.)
Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tncture.
Eye Water. .-
WundwaSser (the German "Paln Kller.D
For sale By r, Or. ga AER,
maya0 No. 1al Meeting street.
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LIME FRENCH EXTRACTS FOR THE
u HANDK ERCHlEF.
LUBIN's,
CHlRlS', "
For sale, In quantities to suit purchasers. 6y
UR. ii. BAEk,
may25 No. l3l Meeting street.
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9hipping.

The SPLENDID side.wheel Steamship CHAN, ,
PIUS. X. W. Lockwood, Commander, wiz =, san
nom doer,s wharf for the above port, on WE'D
NEsDAY, the 4sh october, at II O'Clock NJ. ,..o %
~ Through Bills OF Ladlng gwen oa Ssw SUssJ Enc
and manufacturing towns.
For Freight engagements apply to,rn 70 . m
Oct2-3 5AmcS dOoos -
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SCHEDULE OF AWARDS.

20 Awards OF one.half each OF one $50 Gold Bono.
so Awards OF one-ffth e,ch Of one 500 Gold Bond,
loo Awards OF one. tenth each OF one 500 Gold Bon
200 Awards OF one.twentieth each OF one Sl00 Gold
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THE UNIVERSITY MEDICINES,
PREPARED BY THE
NEW YORK MEDICAL UNIVERSITY
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-02

FLY Loo" IN CINCIxNATL-lti 10 in ties
,imony that every afternoon frOm twenty to
thirty Of the very flower Of our mercantile
population retire u private room. anil un
der locks and bolts give themselves up I"
this satanic game. The players so'cmn'y
sest themselves around table. each with .
lump Of sugar, snd card bearing in rlai"
letters his responsible name and repre- sent.
ing 50 much money IN front Of him, and,
with 4 silent gravity that would hetome .
ws,cl, meeting, and tho lily concealed anxi
ETY. If men stalking their all on the cast ut |"
die, await the advent of the first fly. o"
the buzzing insect comes. sweeping now to-
wards this lump. then verr;ng off towards
that. sending thrill after thrill If anticipated
triumph or expected disappointment through
the frames IT the anxious watchers. At last
the agony 10 over. The atomic insect. NIL
unconscious Of the imp'r'nnt part he IL
phaying, the reversals IT fortune that he il
causing, settles lightly upon particular
Jump 1T saccharina. and twenty-nine Ills
gusted men lose fr,m . I" @25 each, while
the delighted representative Of the sweet
,,r,rsel chosen, sc'ops |" the whole pile.
This decides one hand" ut the digniti'sl
game which has run ''p'ker.' ''seven up.
and ''B.,st"n'' completely away from thu
sprinks. and anosher and another pot, :
and puts" od iaf"itam are made up and
won and lost in the close, hot rNm. while
the deserted ladies are lsnguishing for lii
tic male conversation belc w.-Cj"ci"nG,
Commercial.
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The cable announcement Ut the hnal and
complete succeas Ut Jad 70 Richsrds0n's N !.
sOtiasions sbr0ad renders Il prOper 10 ssy
thas the proposition forwarded b. him u
Mr.. Boutwell, soms dxys ag0. after bsinG
somewhat modified By conference with
Mcass. Jay Cooke D O., The agents Of th~
loan. has been agreed 70 BY tho Secretary
and lhs agents. A cyndicats. u b formed
BY ivy CoDke 4 Co.. under wl,ose suaj,lces
tAs loan y 10 ~ marketed. will include ths
uaaloaAl hanks and bankrn ~ this c,,anir',
and Ilss strongest houses 10 EnGlansl ard -
shs ooniisent. A cum OF nj ~ than -.
10000 70 ~. 900 90 y u b plsced % H.
crsdis Of ths Treasury O Or l,seoss he 96sh
insk. applicable 70 ~ payissat q ths ~
~. swsaalua Usdsh 1hls1ssanesisak ~
tsss u ~ o1o6.o - II -. ~ psr-cssl.
iaa. IN = dispsssa II wiaaia ! ssr1 shssl
pssisd.-E ]. &nA'1olll asa1i+.ss fs'4' e
- - w1s7s1 81 &#
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The Denver Tribune he's the following
,ron front picture Of that n.,usishing city:
The period Of prosperity which d now upon
Denver IN IL full Tide Il plainly evident BY
the solid and substantial WY in which our
citizens are building. Money d spent Il
most prodiGally for deep. broad founda ions.
good material put together and put up In
such enduring style tl,ss Il 10 cviden, their
unbounced fsith In the future of Denver II
lending them to build, 10 : commercial
sense, "for a'l eternity" The day 1t csbins
10 gous. There 10 Z special mania tor iron
fronts. Men talk iron fronts; they seem II
dine on iron fronts. Our main streets are
blocked and stfaddled with iron fronts.
There are . dozen or moro blocks under
way, and - many nore projected, I'll hid
ding for substantial iron pillars and frunta
You can scarcely see usonsyed men grouped
sorclher In IN once without drawing "a
three s.ory bricks before them. and the
order being figured 70 some Vulcan Sor The
necessary iron frontA The sound Of III
axs and the hammer ~ heard o. every
SIDE. TIE Uoers are vanishing one b one.
The. corner where. ten ysaEs 90. ahs nov
o6apes, uuscsisssd, ''jumped NJ cabin" n
tho whole square, fos ;whio,, b bargatasd
~ old rile, nov valued By thousasds and
,aps % thOssands. are being aappllsd With
.aeeass md stately bt6cks. IT, day osia-
ss6it, r. iihis b aihaud. .'lsoa trusts ~ 10,
eaeise - cot" III II
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8t,r Yorth'Mest.
4 Bit Of aumor-An Orchestral Experience.


A correspondent If the St. Louis Rtpa6'
lem tells this drol' story:
was u, orchestra once, for ten inmates.
and afforded great satisfaction. Let me tell
you all ab'.u, It. Il was In Troy. s"ne ytsrs
sgo. lrs. Wallcr. the excellent IN 1ts''cn"e.
VS. playing that child Of the Dismal Swamp.
the duchess OF Malfil," and a dark and
desperate piece II ie. After ser es Of awful
disasters, the unhappy Duchess very pro-
perly goes out Of her head. She 10 confined
In 4 mad house. and one act OF the play
trsnspires in this mad house; and during
the entire scene the gr''ans and cries Ut the
demenied arc heard outside.
To do this accompaniment In sh pc, the
manager had the orchestra. oil able sH'tl'ts'
Dutchmcn, who were usually in the music
room playing penny ante when not ''r'ng
In" ut this mad ju"c,urc gathered /" the
green room under the stage. A hole was
bored in the ceiling above, and string IT.
tatche to the prompscr's desk wss depended
through 1t. III solemn c,nc'nve sat the
Dutchmen-,ne with the string |" h's hand
and ~ the pr'mp.cr tugged i: s'"'ve. each
one for himself set up dismal howl, that
lifted tae h~ir Vi the I;sseners in front. tine
night, during the Duchess Of Ma'h' run.
strayed into the green.rtnm and enjoyed
the wild beast show. NJ called the how ling
musicians Bet cen one batch Ut lWwls
and another, quite an interval Mcurita'
During this interval "ne by one the sufferers
dropped out. l WAS tpercl'ed under gus
light deep in some novel ut that peri'd.
when the string commenced To w,gslc VIZ
lently. All the dem.n,ed were gone. the
walls Ut the damned werr expected; Ict
one or two awful shrieks. thinking II might
help I'm up stairs, or bring the stay how l.
ers back on duty.
One pair Of lungs wasn't enough; the
string kept thrashing up "nd down, when
my eye lit on the biggest brass too.er l ever
saw. left Ivy ono Of the reneeades N"
sooner seen than tackled 1t. I l'st sight
Of the string; l lost the power Of hearing
with my first blast. Mr.. Waller said, .
she knelt on the stage above ME: ''uark
hear ye not how signing on the wina comes
the vail Of the lost spirit'" She paused fo'
the wall; I did my level best and lifted le'
six inches of the boards with my first blast
That seemed to inspire me. I 'gn"rcd thu
stops that might have cramped my great
achievements, but bidding farewell u al
my fears Of rup.ured blood vessels. or tosa
deafness or future punishment, l 1T ou
that which was most within me-. vnd have
never had the stomschache since. But tn
audiencc-lhey roared. and the ms"agc
cursed, and Mrs. Waller flew down tn
green room stairs. There I was SUBSCRIBED
in my tremendous performance, oslivi"us .
oil beside The success ut my musical eff"r =
The manner in which my orchestral e*s"!
was received closed my career ~ femal
wind iustrumentalist.
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A SINGULAR ANr.-Pr.t'a''iy the most
curious ant in 'te world Is the p"rH-''I ant
If the Yves, Indies. if the accounts y hicl,
W. receive Of it, habits ore SOrr'ci. Dr.
Forbes Winslow. In his work on ligl'', ~
fcrrin. u Mrs. Sn,ervile ~ his authority.
eays that these ants walk in long prxrs-
sion, each ono carrying cut leaf over HI
heal ~ . psra~ol. In the SIM. and they de
p.,sit these in holes ten Or twelve feet under
ground. apparently with no other "hj'c'
than to form . comfortable nest for y spe
cir, vt white snake which 10 invariably
found csnled up among them In digging ~
the depOsit
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Work Is being rapidly pushed forward
upon the canal for the irrigation At the
plains Ut the 50" .I~qui" river. Als'u'
three hundred teams and four hundred men
are now employed and the work progresses
ut the rate Of two thirds Of mile PR day
Alx,u, thirty five miles 1T the canal are "''~
complete. It il thirty t~o feet wide u thu
,,t,om AMI forty eight feet vide vt the top
The excavation II carried hut tw" feet l'el"~
the ge"ernl level Ut the plain. while upon
either side e.nl,snkmen,s ART male four feet
above the present level. thu. making the
depth ~ the ditch six feet. II 10 I" liz used
far ravigsti''n ~ we'll Ms irrigation aud III
b. str'ut one hundred and ten miles ia
length. Five hundrssl thousand acres III
land, very fertile and capable "f producing
the finest crops. c'uld ie irrigated from thin
ditch. pr"viiet = sufficient supply 1T wS'e'
csn lDe o,aainesi from the San Joaquin rvtI
for the purpose. 'E,"Sd Esss.
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mo. g.
SUPREME COURT Or THE TkRK!TOh1 AMI
DISTRICT Or MONTANA.
Bankrupt.
warrant In Bankruptcy has been issned ont II On"
hy ssId Cont a.ainrt tbs estate u Samy. ssaar ~
.sid Dissricf, upop The petition Ut John 0essEs.
crtiitor Ut rsid Bankrupt and the payment q .1y
debts and the delivery ri any property ossoos.n.t
II any property BY him, are fosb 't.en BY law. a
me ting of the csstors Of said Bankrupt. - ~,
their debt. and chOoes Nnc " more sssssnses " ~
estate viii b. held at Court 1T Bankruptcy. ~
maiden ut the olBc. vt tho Register In banktnacy ~
suid dist, let On Jackron Street. IL tn. u
County Ut Madison aud T.aiit.Ev Ut Montana, -" i've
n day Ut September A. u. 1871 ut ~ OcIOck -.
bsfoIe Thee. Lufy, Esq Register In Bankruptcy IN
s''" WIN F. WHEELER,
IAN Marshall, Messenger.
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PELICAN OIL.-The people of Louisiana
and Mississippi have originated new
source 1t wealth. that II indicated in qu.,'s-
tons Of pelican oil 1t 81 50 Sga'k'n In New
Orleans The business Of capturing the
birds and extracting their oil il aIl"ce: I"
IL the s.'u,hsrii Journals ~ extending I" Bay
81. Louis. On the gulf c''ast. westward fol.
lowing the c.,ast. aud thence south to the
Bs ize. A flert ii small vessels are TIN
ployed, aud find the re,nunersti"" pr'fita.
bic. And the birds are reported Ia I've mex
aus,ihle. Should they give out fur amy
r.a..4,n where they are now hunted. there
ars the islands aln'vc. ON which they are Of
ten seen in myriad..
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P,sgs't ,>"und.
From the Seattle Tea. Dispatch. July ~.

From the Seattle Tea. Dispatch. July ~.
The total value 1T xasessable property In
King county (Se@tile 10 county seAt) TOR
1871. Is 81. 0e5 go g. The amount OF taxes
levied u N follows: Poll tax. e9o4; county
tax. %. i5s 50; sci,o.,l ,nx, t3.077 81; terri
torinl TAX. >S.O77 81; road tax, $6.i53 81;
r.,ed poll tax. $2064. Total e22.l90 ~.
Mcssrs. Philo Remington and Ph'lo O..
,mxl. If lllion. llerkimer c"un'y. New
York. yesterday purchased from DR.. .'"s.
Williamson. Of this city. for go 600 !"
cash. the following property: II hts 4"
Seattle and S26 acres Of land. situated in
various heaiities ON Black river. White
river, Lake Washington and Sa'm'n bay.
The rrp,rt IT the fertile character Ut thu
large tract Of HEAVIER land in Pierce county.
is c.,nfirme.l; the rosd to it 10 rather difficult
Of ACCESS.
A srMculxtor hos bought six,y acres of
land 4. ii"lmes' uarbor. Wildly Island. NJ
so MI acre.
-Four gs,'oxists fr,m Canada ore to nc
company the surveying party "n the Cana
dim Pacific Railway r,utc. They will 81
~ far n lI,w's Pass. and return this fall
John Webster, 1T. White river. has sold
his farm, l6U acres, far t4.5O0.
The INCREASE of express business on the
Sound hos made 1t necessary for Wells
Fargo & c.. to send \ messenger On each
trip 1T the mail steamer.
Transactions nre pending in various quar-
ters. for the sale of $4,000 worth Ut rea
estate nln,ut seattle. Messrs. OsgtNd and
Remington. who ts'ught out DR.. William
son, are the parties purchasing.
The Olympia TrihAns says: Is" great II
thu number Of people now coming this wa,
from Oregon and the East. that the stage
company is almost daily compelled I" pu
IN extra cOnveyanc<x.
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A young Chinaman. Choy Avail, Sun
day .schMl scholar In Washington. has Leen
devoting himself m pigeon English. and re
Gently renderr' the parable. In the xviii
chapter IT Matthew. If the Wise and Fool
ish Virgins. In this wise: THE kingdsm
like ten girls; never marry; they bring
some lanterns; ca''ne out TIL sons new mar
ricd man ca,ms ihsi way; have got i've wlsr
and i've tsAslish. Five hold lanterns with
no oil. Smart Ave I'll have oil inside. The
new married man come kie; they sleep
By-and BY they oil my. New married man
coms.' Al - nut to him. Fivs isakey
nsce lanterna Five fcDl ,ay. You give my
oil: lamp M Ill, you give my s'u'e.' Ths
smart ny. I no give ynu; nut enough;
you 81 market bay.' fpoli.h 70 market d
buy. The new married man c,me. Al
come In n dinner. Shut the door, By
and.l,y the fts.lish cs,me and say. Boss
b,ss. open door, He NY. / no Likely you
you NJ my Mus. BE- smart, no unders,ant
the day."
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The proposition IT, appropriate $25O.OO
in aid Of the narr,w gauge railraa from
Lcaven worth to Denver, was voted on in
that city. and carried by majority Of ahou,
1000 The people Of C"l"rad" pr"pore to
appropriate $500. ZOO to the came object.
All the counties Of Ksneas along the line Of
the r,nd will vote bonds in aid. and the
work il to he commenced Immediately.
Fifty miles If r,~d will I've built this fall,
and the whole line from Lcxycnw"rth tn
Denver will h in operation within 'w''
years. Roads Of the narrow gauge (" con.
nee, with this line are projected in all parts
IT Kansas.
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pru,,,,sa,x for (.,uuty Hospital.

Proposals TOR t'"nMty Hospital.
k,EALED PROPOSALS are invited BY the Hoard Of
SCOunty Commissioners Ut D.cr Lo''Ee OOMuss'
Montana, fur Subri.iiny. MedcAtimS. NMrsins. ChAn
y and burial Expenses Ut the PAuletr VI sa CUM" 1
tor the t~r,n 1T year from s"pten X san ao'l
TIE Contractor will hc 'cQuiie ~ innsn I.... l..
and other appn teuancex, aud to give Dods ios o"e
the amount Ut cDMtract-
The COmmis.i.yrs rsrervc the right " r'ees any
and all bids Ride Will be received until eesse'oe'
isth 1871. All bids t. ~ ssldrr.el ~
GRANVILLE STUART,
Chaiilnuu b,urd Co. aOm'rs.
Ueer Loiyc City, n 7.
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Mr. Barbour IL making tour 1T Boise
eDunty, more particularly for the purpose III
p.,stirg himself concerning the quartz de-
velnpments there, TOR The benefit Ut readers
Of the &Stes~AS.
LArKR.-Just - ve 50 to PRESS m indi'
vidual four feet and shalt high walked
into the ollice In : familiar manner, and
claimed to. 10 Barbour. D,n't knUw him
vet: intend to take him down Ia Prlfs and
have him peeled before We own him.
Idaho Nnlts0RNA
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Iowa cs,,Mes hack ct our account ut eat
ing biscuit for break fast 1T dur ground
fr.,m wheat that hal been cut and ilsresl'eti
IN the snme morning. with m item m thu
effect that snme wheat was sowed April 10.
cut July 10. thrrsl,ed and ground on the
following day. and baked on the s0th. Bread
fr,m the seed IN three months and two days
II very good time. indeed.
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From the spsingnasd Repsbaicsu.

EIOGA9 tUS 0p910XUs0 64GbWOssS~Se
We have very little respect Er Gov. War
mouth. and consider that he has done many
improper things since he has been 0"ver"'r
of louisiana things calculated IN bring the
Republican party in that State and in the
country int" disrepute. We d" not blame
the people of the Stste for wishing I" get
rid 1T HIM. and the United States Collection.
Marshal. and Postmaster ct New Orleans
had the same rights ~ any other citizens :"
work against him In legitimate manner
Blu, when they went ~ far ~ 10 my that
party convention should he held In tn"
United States Custom House. and by a
guard az United States tr'ops prevented
every Indy from entering who did not hold
u ticket from the Postmaster. they er'ssly
,ni<interpre,ed their duties ~ United s'"'es
officials. and prosiiiutetl their power !"
manner that must damn any party benefit
tx, Nv II in the estimation of the people Il
il M excuse II say that CIV. Warm"'h In
tended to take possession 1T the Convention
with the City p,lice. and that United States
Marsh.l Packard only foiled him with his
own weapons. Two wro"gs do make
one right. and B(essrs. Casey. Packard. etc .
must realize what miatnke they made.
when they zee Wsrmoth elevated ty their
III. Judged action tn an importance he ha'
never been able tn obtain for himself. and
receiving the sympathy 1t those who were
far from respecting him before.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-09-02
NEW CUT OFF.
DISSOLUTION.

The l,ouartuership heretoeore existing between the
nnd.rr.ly At Silver Now, Montana, II this day dis
solved by mutual oss'.nt.
Either partner II authorized TO settle, pay or collect
In In. arm name Mr.. Allen purpssres leaving ~
few DAYS f,r the stairs All sccOnmts mmst b. settle
n unc. All accounts due the him must he paid and
a ac.,uut. due by them III be I'D presentation.
Settlements eau b. made 1t Silver Bow Vt NJ the
Warm Spring store. ,r,, .~,rp
k.C, ALLEN.
Silver Bow, N. r., Aug. a 1871.
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