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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1871-03-25

feTys Insurance office Is removed to the Cor
ner OF Netteton Avenue and Second Street and open
ed for business every day
Now is the time TO insure The late disastrous fire
should npe those who have property that will burn
to seek indemnity. Delay has proved dangerous The
ltna and Andes are live Companies, and policy il
either would prove great blessing after being burned
out. Get the best" WILLIAM R. PERRY Agent.
Superior Dee 21tl 1870
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[CoRREsPovDENcE soL1cIrEp.l
NONRESIDENT CAPITALISTS,

who contemplate investing money here, will find it
for their advantage to address the undersigned for
advice in the matter, by doing they will gain
haoolea,ge respecting three important things
LIST 10 hno~ PRECISELY tie loeoLty spot rhere to
Unrest TIER money.
End 70 h,.oe coaEso City TIE rai,e Of te property Hlg
desire to p.yehase.
Sd 10 drao~ RELIABLY The soy or manner ia. ulich to
proceed to get il at tie forrest figure
g. VI. CRAEWELL,
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MoLAssEs, CuDa, ,35ut5i
Now Orl'ns 8JQL %
Sugar tI'se.. Cog L9u
NAILS, D Kegs 504ot W
UNIONS. BDue1 75d12 10
OIL, Kerosehe,. 45U5O
Machinory. .750l 20
SPECIE, Gold al W
Silver. al U3
PoTAT's, Iris I G0aI2 10
Sweet. bus 9Uds 90
RICE, Carolina ID 8 H10
SHOT, Bbag. z 5JQc2 IS
SALT, lsiynrr.2 1i'e.2 ~
SOAP, Btb, 7tH1I
SPIRITS, Alcotiol.yI5 10
Brandy 4 004o12 tW
Gin % UUGo7 81
llnm. q UUW7 20
Wlliskey.. i 35M4 10
SUGAR, Crus & P15O,G
Brown. -. .l2Q0I4
STARCH, u lb... BA01l0
TEA. Hroon ID 0UG1z %
Black, IL 0lIGGl 10
roBACCo, Cliw.GlGSl W'
smoking, ID. .5uQt1 Oh
VINEGAR, Wine, .50Gtta'
FrUncll. 49,. @l 20
WINE, Ol.am. 28035 10
Port, n0096 81
Sherry. 'QG7 i'h
Madeira. 8 U008 00
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For Sale.

AzA We offer the following desirable pro-
&lM THAT splendid family RESIDENCE.
with forty-two acres OF land attached. Known
AZ the Walker Place." Several hundred
irnit trees OF the choicest selection now
In t9li bearing. The lands are comprised
of highlands and meadow, with q bold free
spring not distant from the house. The front.
near n ionr acres IN extent, faces on Upper
boundary, one OF our most public streets,
49, ALSO,
That very desirable piece Of property situ-
ated ON corner OF Richardson and Lumber
streets. running back to Assembly, Containing
near TWO acres land. On the premises is :.
lengthy brick store, say 200 feet deep The
ing sites in the city. N
ALSO, ft
The Lot situated on corner OF Richardson
ana Lsurel streets, opposite the proposed
Court House aud Post Office, for which SIS, 600
mas been appropriated, fronting 90 feet on
Main street and 208 on Laurel. ,lf n
B. O'NEALE Il SON,
april ~ Cotton Town.
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!HE BEAUFoRT COMMISSIONERS. "A Pc
titlon to the President is on foot, asking
the pardon OF Williams and langley,
lthe two Beaufort Commissioners, who
were sentenced on Wednesday to pay o
line OF $500 and to two years imprison-
ment,) on the ground that they did not
have fair trial, and that tho jury in
their case was packed. The petition is
signed by several members Of the jury,
and other respectable citizens. It will
be taken on to Washington in few days.
Charleston Neus.
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Aanieres, after the late battle, was lit.
tefed WITH hoopskirts, chignons, toilet
Iats; and the misceilanaons ouriosities OF
tue boudoir: It looked ,ls though a
woman's rights convention in that vii
lage had broken up in row.
The 1851 anniversary meeting OF the
st. Georges Society was held at the
.''Oaks, !" Charleston County, on the 28i)
inst, and officers elected. after repass.
How to make yonr wife and daughter
more more dear to you-Let them go shop
ping. i @ln>'fS
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American InteIfiaenoo.

CHARLESTON, April 28. -Gailed-steam-
er Leopard, Boston; schooners Western
Star, Ouba;.. Ida BridsaIl. Darien.~ Z
.sE....c:se.4 Ar-:H Q! s-E1. h.:sss h.=s
ascertained thne&he opinions 6g the ma
jority and minority Of the Supreme
Court on the legal tender case will not
be read on Monday, bat will bo reserved
for the adjourned term, which, oom-
mences October Is. It is nn1aIstoo:l.
however. that On elaborate opinioR.T!;l
! be read next Monday, Announcing the
unanimous decision Of the court on q
collateral point. sustaining the validity
OF gold contracts made since the passa ge
OF the legal tender ACT of 1861. There
seems to be no reason to doubt that the
majority OF the court, consisting OF JUS.
tices Miller. Swayne. Davis, Strong and
Bradley, will affirm the constitutionality
OF the said legal tender Act, and decide
that contracts made before the war. in
which no special kind of money was
mentioned, may be fulfilled by tho paw
ment of greenbacks. The minority.
consisting OF Chief Justice Chase md
Justices Nielsen, Field and Clifford. will
dissent from this decision, and declare
the opinion that the legal tender Act
cannot constitutionally apply to any
such contracts. Several important cases
which have been argued this term will
not be decided until after the expiration
OF the reoeso. among which is one from
Kentucky, involving the constitutional:
ty OF the Civil Rights bill. The case OF
Klein and Pargont, involving the con-
stitutionality Of Drake's amendment.
relating to the effect of pardon in the
Court Of Claims. will be held under nd
visement until Qatnher, aa will also be
the case OF Watson ct al ps. Jones ct al,
Involving e decision OF the disputed
rights to property between the Presby.
terian Church North and the Presbyte.
rian Onureh South. The case Of White
cs.5 Hart es a. on appeal from the Su-
p!eme Court Of Georgia. Involving the
binding force OF notes given for slaves
previous to the emancipation proolama-
tion. will not be decided until argument
ts heard in the similar case of Holmes
'cs. Sewer, appeal from the Circuit Court
OF Arks9Sns. The decision Of the for
iner case will turn upon the question
whether the provision Of the Georgia
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUitNk:Nr.
WEEKLY BY THE RoAnn OF TRADE

APPLES, $bu.l U0al2 90
BAd0INa, .22zS93
BALE NtoPE, Manil, QD25
N.Y.orWes4b 8Dl2
BUTTER, North. 4OQD5U
Country, T b. .204D3O
BACON. Hams.12aQ122
Sides, u itll.Q0l2
Shoulders lO11i
CANDLES, Sperm4UW7O
Adamantii,e ttl6Ml9
CoTroN YAnN1 300I Az
CoTroN,Stot MIA
Miah.ing .i2
Low Midl'g, IL
Good Ordny,.... IL
Ordinary. .11A
CHEESE, T.. .b. 20M2o
Factory .1G'{p2z
COFFEE, Rio, T3ib17Qb2@
Laguayia .210o23
Java % .o3U
FLOUR, Co. 75O0a10OU
+. Northern. .75D@l1 10
GRAIN, Corn l I5 td1 70
Wheat II 40.0l 90
oats. 9UWl 90
Peas -. 4 20D1 40
HAY, North, JRuwt.2 81
HIDES, Dry, Tilb12a0ie
troen CA
LARD. % ID. 16017
LINE, u bbi. 2 G5Qo2 75
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Constitution prohibiting The; enforce.

SOuot4tutAOut pIOulUIGtuR tQ0 ENFORCE.
ment, consideration Of which concerned
slaves, is in oontraysn.ion.o of the article
OF the Federal Constitution, which de.
olares that no. State shall make any law
impairing the obligation Of contracts.
Recent decisions in the. Supreme Court
in oase in which note for slaves was
concerned, was determined by other
considerations. and the impressions pre-
valent in some quarters that the forepo.
ing question was then decided il errone.
Gus. sta.l
ST. LOUIS, April 27.-Col. r. Taylor.
United States army, returned to Fort
neavenworth on Tuesday from Fort Sill.
he says there are about 5000 Indians
at Oheyenne Agency, mostly Arrapahoes
and Cbeyennes.< Tho former tribe is
very well disposed, but among the Inter
there seems to be a feeling of disoontent.
probably growing out of the appearance
OF surveying. parties in the interest of
railroad corporations. These Indians
are very much opposed to the extension
OF railroads through their country. Ten
chiefs, representing the principal tribes,
have been invited to Washington, and it
is likely the railroad question will be
discussed. Little Raven will 20 on be-
half of the Arrapahoes, and Little Robe
or Wild Horse for the Cheyennes.
Should the chiefs refuse to attend the
proposed conference in Washington,
trouble is to be feared this summer.
NEW YORK, April 27.-The convention
OF railroad freight agents adjourned to-
day: Their tariff OF rites vnries only
slightly from those now in force.
WASHINGTON, April 28.--Daniel Tor.
renee, OF New York, has been elected
President of the OHIO and Mississippi
Railroad.
Joel Perkins. Of Litchfield, Oonnecti
ont, is on trial for incest with his five
daughters and the murder of the issue
Tho press Of California unanimously
endorse the Fair verdict. The dry winds
prevailing throughout California are in
juring the crops.
Probahilities-It is probable that fresh
and brisk winds from the South west and
Northwest will prevail from Pennsylva.
| MIA, WestAnd South, to the Mississippi
and on the lakes. Small local storms
will probably pass over the middle aud
Eastern States, with cloudy weather on
Saturday.
Bolster, who killed James. was sen.
fenced to be hung on July 8. Both
gamblers. The President has returned.
spinner is much better. Corcoran is no
better. The erysipelas ie steadily spread
ing.
HARrFoRn, Conn, April 2s.-Perkins
was convicted of murder in the second
degree. aud sentenced to imprisonment
for life. : Hale, q negro, tried for killing
c =:2nan, vas sentenced to be hanged in
July. ~, s,s,Rsl.t mi i-i r.
HAVANA, April 28.--Vulmaseda has left
Tor the front, A small engagement is
reported, generally to the disadvantage
Of the insurgents. A letter is published
from Aldama to Oespedes, esigning the
agency for the Cubans.
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OF one hundred and atty thousand dol
lars. - 81
Approved March 8, 1871.

A London journal relates TINT Eliza
Wragge, a matron lady, was very anxious
to be remembered after death, and she
therefore left in her will small sum Of
money to a certain parish on condition
that the vault should be opened, and her
coffin busted. every year. In the event
OF failure, the -bequest is to be transfer-
red to another parish. She made sure OF
the wardens, who are to open the vault,
ny lenving them enough to buy good
dinner OF each return Of the cheerful oc-
casion.
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Advice to young ladies-the least con-
spicuoue, easiest and safest way Of dark
ening the eyebrows is by NEE Ds of the
bent end Of n hair pin smoked in the gas
flame.
Raw cranberries will bleach q luminous
nose, provided raw whiskey isn't CONT
nued as an Illuminating agent.
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ELABORATION FROM IRELAND. Cork
Herald expresses astonishmeut at the
continued drain of the Irish population,
which, 1t says. ID going on as steadily
now as in the most disturbed years.
Queenstown is already crowded with
emigrants, although the season has only
commenced, and it is expected that be-
lore snmmer the weekly departures from
that port will average 2. 900. The people
come prinoiI .|y from Glare, Tipperary,
a:ssI. SGestMsa:!. and ;i:s E;ag'Y
County.
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South Carolina Railroad Company,
Sa M lg IEl Es5IaIEs |Eg3 "a

COLUMBIA, 8. O., April %, 1871. +
sksoMs ;in;:2e desiring 70 participate n the Zee.
4 tivities OF the .'German bchutzenfest, -
5sh. are respectfully informed that they viii
be accommodated with tickets 10 20 aud re-
turn FOR ONE FARE. Sale Of tickets COM
mencins nn on the 2sth and ending Mny the 9Th;
April rs s J. E. MARLEY, Agent.
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The Emperor of Brazil is likely to
have enough work on his hands for some
time to como. Simultaneous dispatches
state that he has been chosen as arbitra.
tor to settle the Alabama claims. and
that revolution has broken ont in his
own empire, and recently it was stated
that be was going to Europe with his
vile on grand tour.
The New York Herald says the pros
poets of the Democracy for carrying the
next Presidential election depends upon
the Southern members, as the pnrty in
the North and the congressman from all
sections, as shown in their address, are
on the right track.
The house of B. @. Foster, at Con-
meant, Ohio, waa burned Tuesday morn
ing last, ,:nd ole of his children. q girl
OF four. perished in the flames. His SOD,
twelve years old, jumped from o window
and was fatally injured.
A. M. Riser and VIM. Henry Hender-
son, convicted OF robbing tie mails.
have been sentenced to ten years impri.
sonment, each. Tho former was recent.
" postmaster at Newberry.
There are more foreigners in Chicago,
Al PEoPoEtion 10 lt9 population, than IN
any other city In the Union-the exact
figures being 154. .420 natives, and 144,-
557 foreigners.
:, a subscription list has been started in
Union TO obtain funds Tor the purpose of
purchasing home for the widow and
child OF G: NJ. Stevens, who was MUIR
dered on the 81st Of last December.
A little daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Cor.
reil. OF Salisbury, N. O., was strangled
to death on last Sunday evening by oval
lowing pearl bead about the size of a
cherry seed.
The electric telegraph has reached
Vardoe, a little town in the North eastern
extremity of Norway, probably the
Northernmost town on the globe.
Vioksburg fears that the Mississippi is
going to leave her twelve miles inland.
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-Auct1on sales.
Positive Sale Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
By w. Y. LEITCH & B. 8. BRUINS.

Positive Sale Under Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
By w. Y. LEITCH & B. s. BRUINS.
Auciioneers. Charleston, s. O.
Will be sold, on the 9th day OF May, at -. 2s
hnyne street, running through to No. 81
Market street, in the city Of Charleston, 1t
until the entire stock is disposed OF, the
largo and well assorted stock of Messrs.
VIM. G. Whilden d Co., consisting in part
Of,
Domestic and Imported WHITE GRANITE
O. Q: and Dipped Ware, in whole packages
and in small lots from shelves. II ->
ALSO,
Varied stock OF Glassware, Lamps and
Lamp Fixtures, de-, &o, and such articles as
are usually found in 8 frat class wholesale
Orockery Emporium. -
Parties desiring Catalogues will make app;i-
cation ct No. % Heyne stre4t.
Terms cash; goods packed at customary
rates BY experienced packers.
April 20 May SO
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Sewing Machines.

FTNHE undersigned have the agency OF @.
4 Bowers & Co.'s IMPROVED COMMON
SENSE FAMILY BEWING MACHINE, which
they offer to the public at greatly reduced
hem, fell, tuok. quilt, braid, bind and embroi.
der, in most superior manner. Most eie-
gantly finished, with gold Ieal, landscape.
oluding oil can, guide, acrewdriver, four differ.
ens size needles, clamp and printed direo-
tions, all for SIG. Call and soc It for yourseli,
and get circulars, giving full description. 10.
They have also superior. Machine OH and
Needles, Barnum's Sslf.so and Hommer.
ezra. an.;, o. CHAMBERS 4 BRYCE:
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Elokling e MoCaW.

Flokling & MoCaw,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW AND SOLICITORS
OF Hiolland, Kershaw, Lexington and Edge
field; IN the Supreme .Conrt Ut the State of
south Carolina; and In tho Circuit and Dis
trlot Courts OF the United States for the Die.
triot OF South Carolina.
FRANCIS ". FICKLING.
April tl3 WILLIAM II. MoCAW,
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Lands and Real Estate.-.Opportunity
To Sell.

pART1Es having LANDS AND REAL
Z EscA:E Tc SELL Z viii ind IL 70 choir
advantage to communicate with tho under
opportunity Of placing suoh cffers as may be
a. made before Northern capitalists desirous Of
Investing in Lands and Heal Estate in South
carolina. Address. J. W. PARKER,
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
April 20 lTa I7i417' ~
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6uan0.
VTE still have in store few tons Wilcox.
IVY Gibbs Co.'s superior GUANO for sale.
Caii soon and apply 1t to your corn. as we'll as
cotton. Bread 10 the staff OF life"
April 27 St CHAMBERS q BRYCE.
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Flour, Hay. Corn.
SO BALES prime North Carolina HAY,
OO 500 bushels prime White Corn.
Is sacks Super Extra and Family Flour.
just received and for sale low by
April ~ st CHAMBERS d BRYCE.
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CHAR1RsToN, April 28. --Eailed-steam,
er Leopard, Boston; schooners Western
Star, Ouba;., Ida BridsaIl. Darien. 2
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OF CHARLESTON.
SEQ. l. BE ii enacfed hy the Senate and
House Of Representatives. of the State.
OF South Carolina, now met aud sitting III
General Assembly. and BY the authority
Of the sume, That tho cllurtpr of ,I,r
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
of Chhfieston. granted i'll 1871, md re-
newed by an Act Of Tho General Assem-
hly, ratified the nineteenth day of De.
ceInl,cr. A. D. eighteen :,un.ire,l md
tifty-ilve. is hereby extended and con.
timed in force, and no amended M tu
authorize said corporation TO hold pro
perty, real and personal, to tho amount
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1871-10-27
Ell Correo de las Antilllas. !


Pongo en- conocimiento del publico en-
general en- particular de todos los Srs. que
han recibido .directamente, por este hltimo
Correo, 81 primer n6mero del peri6dico ''El
Oorreo de las An illas''. quo he sido nom
bra 10 en- esta Provincia por su Director D.
Marcelino. Bautista dnico representative
para admitir del pdblico en- general suscri-
clones, J solicitar la conformidad y acep-
tacion de todos los que 10 recibieron direc
tamente; en- este coDcepto SO enViara IN
ejemplar quien 10 solicite para conocerlo
con 81 objeto de suscribirss, y Sc suplica 3
los Srs. que 10 rocibieron directamente, si
ss que aceptan la suscricion, que pueden en-
tenderse CON esta agencia para el pago del
tiempo por que SO decidan, en- moneda ex-
trsngera corriente on 81 comercio con ARE
alo ala advertencia que Sc p ublica al res
paldo dc la portsda que Ia cubic:
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.Precio de suscricion on moneda .xtr.n


Tambien estoy autorlzado por dichs sr.
Bautista, para admitir suscricionss la
biograffa y retrato del general Sanz cen
la historic de ~ mands On esta Isla, cue
Sc publicara en- un solo y elsgantS vslaneea.
.cuyo valor no ecceder6 as 4 = 70. ySilen
cada ejemplar. por consiguients susdan
abiertas alLbas suscricionss, On Il iAteli
gencia de que tengo de dar aviss Madrid
en- 81 primer vapor ingles con rslasioa2 he
minal del n6mero de Srs. quo 90 hayan
suscrito al peri6dico, j por cusnsss sjsn
,plares de Ia biografia J rssratss del gene
raj Sanz. III, D lid
Puerto-Rico Mayo le de 1sTl.-saa
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iumnado
detaadas pueden moraza
dora eua nove arcuo publication rival
nj aun e extrangero.
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buen g ~ pon cor vesdo de amao natural
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COMPANIA REAL
De Vapores Correos Ingleses subvencionada
Por cl GobiernO de S. NJ. b.

Pasan por puerto dno Santh6mas Europa
Pc6co los das II 27 de ada para Habana
los Esta To- Undos el dia 16.
Los paeros de esta ruta de (Moo Habana Puerto
aboo del
sanh6maLos de la uta escoen la segunda
bilees Santh6nas, la Ultima #7t ~ f1eaate9as
Esa prohbdo los de tomar hete agenca
compana Consulate Ingles en- Puerto Rico abordo
RI pasaje tornado abordo pagaA 10 Pc de recargo.
ETecios de a staId
Los pasaieros Europa moneda coene Antas
media espanOla. a@+4efaT
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En- las Islas de Cuba y Puerte-Rico.

que g aDo1 con por IN ah recbran
s0a sSe N e cua SSas n de om en- e
Empresa tome ambs nnicac
Aen l6 brel Capital Pas
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Bee de ida que les ido por de reb.
Toda ama compuesta pe entero de
popa6 equivalence endra reba de la sea
Observation-Disclosures ma los paen nnos crados
NOTAL en sbeto
cuaque pueden tomar Waldo cu.uis
de las Anas TERRA fme Mco Colon & quedandoe donds
quieran vosndo asf guan rebaja de 25 al
Los Cherbou puedn qued 5 das Ingatea
Los po por Vapores tendan elpvego Dc yiaar
no de heo entire Oherbourg Paris Plymouth L6nde b.s
de 200O. sssF ll.44ssy rs doi3a5s.s.a5sI
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12

The real name If the new California poet.
Joaquin Miller" is c. Hines Miller. lie
is IN Org"nian; his father settled in Lane
county, Oregon. when the poet was a boy
Miller went 10 California in 1853 and "a ssttl
short time IN the mines; he aftcrward re-.
turned to Oregon, and he spent sumo time
in Idaho running pony express and carry.
ing letters two or three hundred miles over
The mountains and through tho Indian
country to the miners. During the early
pnrt Of the rebellion he edited The Eugene
City, Oregon. Reriev. n Democratic paper.
After tho war hc Wen, cast of the Cascade
mountains, where he practised law, and
Was elected county Judge Ivy the Democrats.
In June. 1870, he went To Europe. and it il
said that hc was the Paris correspondent of
" New York paper during the war. He is
said to I've somewhat eccentric. a. may he
inferred from ~ incident relate, Of hun.
lie became acquainted with the l.,ly whom
he married through seeing some verses she
hIM written in print. This induced u cor
rslOndrncc. and cvrniu a'ly nm interview
The first time he ever saw his future wife
was ut h"r HON: in C":s Bay Another
gentleman VII" WAS p.yin" his a!ire-srs to
the 'aiy haplmncd to tc ur,.s.ni. *n,i Nr
Miller inirtSncri hi;na..,f rs drawing u re
v"'ver and going for his hated rival. ~
William Nye went for that ln.;b..n Chine,
Possibly the imIwtu,siiy which he d;-p!ay.,,
~ his w'"'in. may have manifested itself
less satisfactory during his married life, rs
tue pair separated last wear.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-08-12
XISSOCLA COUNTY ELECTION RE-
TURNS.

Wednesdays coach brought in pretty full
returns from Missoula County. They foot
up 141 majority for To"lc. with some
small precincts to hear from that will not
probably change tho majority over 10 or Is
votes. Until the last ten days Missouln
County would have given Clsge,t good
majority. but the liberal use of money by
the opposition. promised patronage and
combina,ionson local Offices beat the de'erm.
incd eff,rts If our friends and carried it for
Toole. We are sorry for our Missoula
friends because never q more gallant fight
was made than Ivy the little host Of Missouls
Republicans and their CO workers. and their
efforts deserved success. While personal
adviccs are that the above given majority
will he reduced to less than one hundred.
on official count, our impression Is it will
range close to 15O The race between
Woody and Brunei is hard one. Woody
Ivy latest accounts is only twenty ahead, bu,
his friends claims 80 to GO with the precincts
10 hear from. Ed Stone has clear track
for IS or 80 majority.