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and otherwise provided for at Camp Grant, exhausted
It, There IL no Indian reservation al Camp Grant,
but few hundred Apachcs recently came there prom
isd peace werc fed and recruited, and from thence
went out to steal and murder. Having traced the
guilty ones to this base Of supplies, two weeks ago,
the citizens determined to make their power felt. On
the 2Sth of April few Of them, aided by 100 Papaeo
Indians started their mission of revenge and sell
protection. Early on the Goth they dashed into the
Indian camp killing Is and taking % children prison
One horse recently stolen from farmer Smith OF
Tucson was captured. Unbrokcn packages OF center
primcd rife cartridges, and a breastpn worth S9fo
belonging to woman recently killed at Tubac, were
found on these Indians. making 1t matter Of Ger
ainty that these Indians killed L. p Wostcr and the
woman OH his firm. II is certain the citizens of Art
IONA will no longer witness the murder of their fel-
lows and stealing Of their property, aud inocnsivcy
endure it
Connecticut Legislature Elects Jewell.
Hartford, 10--Thc House, Mt p. m, by vote o
ia to 150-a strict party vOtepasse resolution de-
claring Jewell and other Republican State officers
elected, and then adjourned. The Senate will pass
the resolution to morrow, and Gov. Jewell and other
officers qualify ~ coon AZ notified Of election.
Hartford, 1.-THE Senate to-day passed the resolu-
ton declaring Marshall Jewell and other Republican
candidates for State offices elected.
The Situation Around Paris.
Paris II. Fort Vanvrcs was captured last evening
by the Versailles troops and held short time.
it was recaptured by the Communists. Desperate
fighting there to day. The fort is diiapdatcd and the
forces Of the Commune will be Obliged to evacuate
The Government: troops make daring attacks Oh
Ncuilly and Asniercs.
Boston Follows Wyoming.
Boston, 11th.-Govcrnor Claiin has appointed Julia
Ward Howe and Mrs. Stevens, Of Cambridge, Justices
of the Peace for Suffolk county. The appointments
await confirmation by the Executive Council.
Nominations.
Washington, 10--The President sent the following
nominations to the Senate o,day: Joseph Belknap
to be supervising Inspector General of steamboats,
Max, Woodruff to be Asst Secretary Of Legation ut
London: Jn0 NJ. Frances Of New York, to be Minis
ter Resident of Greece To be Consuls-J. NJ. Lacas
at st. Johns Canada A. g. Fuertcs at COrrusa Spain;
c. b. Dahlgrccn, at Sandicsmeas, Mexico; Jos. II.
Lewis to be Associate Justice Of the Supreme Coart
of New Mexico
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TERRITORIAL.
Mail and Treasure Lost.

Helena, 11th.-Thc Gazette this morning has the
following. From j. NJ. Sweeney. who came in last
night on the COACH We learn Of an accident at White
Tail yesterday A. NJ, iy which the Virginia and Co
rnnc letter sacks were lost and one of the treasure
boxes The passengers. mails and express matter
were being fcrried over in small skif, which was
overturned by the force Of the torrent and TIE mall
and express boxes swept away. The drivers and
other Co. employees plunged in and captured all but
two sacks and one treasure box. A party il down
stream stll hunting for them. Boulder is also Ic-
ported very high.
Corinnc, 1l.-Passengcrs north: Mrs Brand, Chas.
Lehman, D. J. Hcaley.
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no. 5l.l
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Helena NJ ~ March

Helena. NJ. r., March 18th, 1s7l =.
NOTICES hereby given that Robert :. Kelley and
ton for patent under the act Of Congress approved
July 9th, 1870, for the W y and + !. of the W y
Of the N w 1t--and the $ W Il of the N " q OF ing
u Of the N T. 4 of section No. Z; and the y Of NE
\, aud the N Il of the + i of the N W land tno
Ne \ OF the 5 W X OF the A-of said section
as placer mine. situated in Antelope Mining District.
Deer Lodge County. Montana Territory, containing
area Of 1850 95-0Oths The adjoining ciaimamnS
are Sylvester Johnson, 5. Lindsey J. Il, Crow D. Nc'
sOn. ii. j. Newell and w. j. Elliott s
This tract Is ta!ly described in the notice any
diagram filed in this Office, copies of which are pos.
verscly TO this apcation are notified to appear and
file their protest or before the expiration oi h'''
days from the date hereof. ~
ADD. II. SANDERS, ,-.,,
81 m,r,- ood RcgisteL
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All Republicans are earnestly requested to attend
ihs primaries; and all delegates elected to appear III
the Convention IN person.
GEO. W. IRWIN,
Chairman Republican County Committee.
CAAf. 8. WARREN, s crc,ary.
Deer Lodge, May 10. 1870
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Being one Delegate to each 215 Of population, and
m additional Delegate for each fractO over i0l
Sanguinc of success under thorough organization
the Central Committee desire the County Committees
to call their County Conventions OF carly date
possible. and the Delegates that may be elected to ap
pear either III eIrun Wy ts CsaSsI.inn III
Helena, where by exchange OF ,iews may proceed
tremendously together to work for the advancement
Of Republican principles and the triumph of
1t II earnestly hoped that such Delegates will he
chosen by the County Conventions rs will be ready TO
give their personal attendance at Helena at the time
stated.
BY order OF the Central Committee.
A. j. SIMMONS.
Chairman.
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County COnyention....TO the Republicans
Of Deer Lodge County.

You are requested to hold Primary Meetings in your
several precincts on Wednesday, 2lst day of June,
1871. at Z o'clock p. m, aud select Delegates In nc
cordance with the following appoionmcnt, to attend
the Republican County Convention to be held in Dec,
Lodge, on Monday sch day Of June, 1871, at O'Clock
pm.
III object OF said Convention Is to nominate cand
dates for the various County Offices aid to elect dele
gates to the Territorial Republican Convention. The
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8atest ge,rs by telegraph.
FRANCE.

New York, 10.-A dispatch dated Paris 9Th cycnine
says Last night the insurgents became convinced of
the impossibty Of holding Issy, and began evacuat
ing by wayOf vsnvres to escape the rc Of the enemy
The canEonade became fearful and caused an explo-
sion In Issy and great hrc in vanvrcs. Meanwhile
insurgents attempted to attack them in the direction
Of Ncailly, but were mown down by Government
it-ailleuses. Agrcat slaughter was caused and the
survivors made rapid retreat
Gen. Roeset now refuses the dict ,torship accuses
the Commune of weakness, complains Of the COW.
aicc OF the troops In Issy and says instead Of tight
ing officers they had talking ones.
General Ciuscrct win be tried to night.
Frankfort, ia definite peace between France and
Germany Was signed At O'Clock this p. m.
Versailles. s.-An republicans are uniting. Theirs
proclamation had great effect.
1900 projccties chiefly Shells have been taken to
Fort valerien, ready for the bombardment Of Paris
The assault the city will be made By the 4th corps
under Gen. Douay, with 1900 men.
vallcncair i occupied By the versailleists.
Fort vsnvres 10 expected to surrender Immediately
Three hundred prisoners were taken It Issy.
London, l0-Bismarck consents 70 reluc. indem-
nifty 70 twenty millions #
Mcmahon says no win not enter Paris before the
end of next week.
Paris dispatches state the slaughter Of Communists
since Sunday has been fearful and that Rosset's
sxnaiioa destroyed the last hope u success Of the
Commune ges5t IT, @s# et5fs sr}z5f s
Vienna a-EmpGoe Francis Joseph today gave
aadisacs 70 Marquis De Bonneville, who presented
sodeatials = ambassador iron Francs.
vesoines, H.. II ths Assembly te-day, Theirs an
anosnce1tAe sis1iag q ds1nitive treaty q peacs
ssews0 1tance - Germany. Ne stafsd that no a.
bvistsons q the conditions inposed b Bismarck
cosn - Satained Upon member q The Assembly
akjaR ~ - explanaejan q ~ recent Interview
VIII 1s1selSs 600 Dos1saax. 1A1sn s1swoed II .
pstalsat aaensf ~ 6easndsd . v0es e esa11eics.
Aftef nncA exetsnsnt u ~ chanbess IT, veto IVES
takea. Thic1 NJ ssstained By ~ = ~ sf,
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MINING PRosPscTa-Ths mining pros.
poets of the whole country west Of the
Rocky Mountains are Of the most cncou:ag.
ing nature. From almost every district on
the coast We have reports of new and rich
discoveries. The placers of Idaho and
Montana promise better returns than fol
years, while the deep gravel mines of Cali
fornia never ''panned out" better. Good
coal mines have been discovered near o.
den. In Utah, also in Napa county, Califor-
mia, near the line Of the railroad. On the
whole We think our people have every rea.
son to congratulate themselves upon the en-.
couraginS prospects Vt the coming season.
-Neeade &esI JewrSak .,. Fl.
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"Go FOR HIN" when Nyc "wcnt TO,
that heather Chinee" he made q winning
fight of it, and we advise our readers to ga
for that admirable fac .ssnaile of the original
manuscript, a. written by F. Bret Harte,
with all its interlineations and corrections,
together with the letter.press copy as it ap.
peared in the Ooersand Aonthly of scptem.
Der, 1870, embcllishcd with . capital like
ness of the author. Every one DESTROYS OF
seeing just how Bret Hsrte looks, and Of
perusing his call'graphy, will possess him
self Of . copy. 1t is issued from the Office
of John H. Germany & Co., 400 Washing.
ton street, San Francisco, CAL, and is fol-
sale by oil news.dealers. The photographic
execution 10 perfect specimen of that art.
Sold for Is cents per copy.
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MOntanian. 4th.

The Democratic County Convention is
announced for juno 3D.. .T. Dcyarman
announces himself as Democratic candidate
for Sheriff, and A. v. Cory for Recorder
-. Judge Lowell lcctured ut Bannack on
Monday evening The jury in the Arm.
strong case disagreed. .. The Good Tenn
plars of Virginia will much celebrate July
4tl,, 1871. Rev. E. II. Goddard has gone
East. Hugh Kirkendall has established
his Fast Freight line to Virginia. The
District Court adjourned on Friday The
four prisoners who escaped from Bozcna;i
were rccapturcd.
Pioneer, 4th.
The crickets are making severe rsvages on
some of the ranches in the He'll Gate Valley,
having almost entirely destroyed the crop
Of early vegetables ON McCormick's and
Pettcc's ranches. .. "A Base Ball Club will
be organized this summer Our French
town correspondent, writing on the 1st,
says: Mr.. St. German, one of the owners of
claim No. 40 above discovery, in the upper
district Of Quartz Creek, delighted our Wis.
ual organs by showing us several fine gold
specimcns-onc of them weighing $3.50
which he had obtained in tie above claim,
He received SCI per ounce for his dust. j.. . (.
Bitter Root is very high at present, and
still rising The horses had to SWIM the
usual fords, and the water ran over the bed
of the coach. Until tho river falls the mail
for different points in the valley will be car.
ried ON horseback. Nip" claims ''foul''
in the Democratic, Missoula county, eppor.
tionment-the Committee gave Missoula 6
and Frenchtown only delegates. "A
grand ball is to be given in Frenchtown on
the 18th for the benefit of Father La Vale.
Good. =. /. Mr.. w. N. Cowan, of Boise City,
I. T., will locate in the Bitter Root Valley,
and engage extensively in raising stock. u. . {.
A social hop took place in the hail of "Sig.
nor Beuz Caveni" on the 4th.
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THE TERRITORY.
Gazette, May 6.

The Pioneer Tanncry ut Mill Creek. Mad
ison county, is still manufacturing an ex-
cellent quality of leather. Hon. james
NJ. Cavanaugh addressed large audience
at the Theatre last evening =. The ''quartz
owners and mill men" Of Unionvillc advcr.
tisc tor 200 miners.
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Dissolution Notice.

rINHE Copartnershp heretofore existing TMcBur.
i i. Summons and l.. NJ. Robinson ~ tas ne Dess
ncy House Hotel business in Deer Ledge .' ~ mu.
Lodge County, Montana Is this day dissold by o.
b. Simmons. who il To- collect ali debts due the ~
and to pay all demands against them. s,uMONs
2 April ~, 1871. Z. y; Sn,mnniNSON.
0tit l.. N. NVoA"
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Delmonico Restaurant,
James Rattle, Proprietor,

DEER LODGE MONTANA TERRITORY.
Having leased the commodions building formerly
known Is the "FrancO American" have elegantly
rcfurnshcd and rehttcd the establishment into First
Class Restaurant and snail endcavor to set beto.e
my patrons table supplied with tho
Best the Market Affords.
The Restaurant viii be kept open
Night and Day! 81
And warm meals can be had any hour of the twenty.
four. Connected with the Restaurant ] have good
ROOMS AND BEDS.
Where Lodgen will find nrst-class sleeping accom-.
nsodstions. A share Of patronage 10 solicited.
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EStl.sly Notice,

TAKEN UP. At Silver Bow NJ T., on tne "a ".
l. day Of February, 1871, ONE PINTO foNls M
old: no brands. The owner can have the san0 y
proving property and paying charges. ,,-y,xzIE
JOHN Y. McNiN %
Silver Bow, April Il, 1871. '''iD
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N ew TO-Dav.
Lumber, Lath and Shingles
O'CcNNclt a. co...

~ >'> a. Coz,
WHITE PINE STEAM SAW MILL AND LrM.
" Der YARD, on Main street. east Of Catholic
Church, Deer Lodge City, are prepared to furnish
every description OF lumber used for building or min
ms purposes, ut the shortest notice. either at tho
m o: yard or on the ground in any OF the surround.
'hS mining CAMPS.
are prepared to furnish to order any length OF
tramin. timber. Ioirt s.udGug and semitic M to N
lee' III length Also any thickness of finishing
LUMBER FOR DOORS AND SASH
shing les and !ah will always be on hand nj the
yaih ana hiiii ready to I'll orders We have now on
ed lumber ''>' "a '"''e' "@so''
~ give Us call and examine orr stock,
80 Fci sons wishing orders flied can h, ncconmo
daed by calling on j. Il. Wilcox Deer LoJrr Iit~ ~
Prouse Mcnamara, Frc,hicksun. '' -
TIlOS. II. O'GoNSER,
j. N, llARiWELL.
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The Republican Territorial Convention will meet .!
Helena on Wednesday, the asth day Of June 1871, at
O'Clock r. ~. for the purpose of nominating can
didate for Delegate to Congress- and for the transac
ton Of such other business may be deemed rc7ui.
shc for the Of the patty In the approaching
campaign.
The following apporionmcnt Of the Delegates to
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gineers and gave entire satisfaction. Three boats
were towed ut the rate Of miles an hour with appa
rent ease.
The Mace.Coburn Fight.
Chicago, lisp m.-Pnvate adviccs, known 10 be
reliable state the Mace Cob"rn fight was stopped BY
the Canadian authorities, fortydve minutes after Inc
men entered the ring.
Buffalo, ia Canadian gunboat passed ND the lake
ut o'clock this morning. Her supposed destination
is the Mace-Coburn fight -Four large tugs left this
city last night crowded with passengers smong whom
were some prominent citizens OF this place.
Port Dover, Ontario II. The fight betwe0 Coburn
and Mace was prevented by the Canadian authorities.
The men. in splendid condition. entered the ring
shortly after noon During the first round and before
blow was struck, the Sheriff and County Judge.
backed by number Of sodiers from Since djsperped
the crowd, who aed in every direction. Tho light il
postponed indefinitely.
Pacific Coast.
San Francieco, lI.-six buildings containing the
principal stores q San BeEnardino, were barnsd on
the 9Th Int.
Yesterday Shcrids Morse Of Contsa Costa county.
and Harris Of Monterey county, arrested party Of
Spaniards h The Panoche mountains east It (flroy
one q whom, Juan Soto, was Of the party Who mar.
dered thfss Treachmen in Suseo valley; another b
charged With murder in Santa Gus coanGy. A d.
perasc light ensucd, Soto firing ave TINES q Mossa
several sAoes hissng hin. MORE shot Soto 6sad and
captnred - occupations.
GEasshoppsn n Clouds azs destroying u oops e
Los Angeles county.
Araesoa tAslsoaa, lsttee Il ths a inst, ~ ~
following! Ihh ssE~inG md exsspAatsd peepes ~
co1n0sa1 ~ work q rslallatioa q ths Indiana.
The3r nasnea - hean remae1nh1a but IL kloag a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-10-10

son. Judge Hoar, Bishop McIlvain
and others have arrived at Liverpool
and were received by Hon. Thomas
Hughes and the British liberal party
with great honors and parade. They
are commission from the United
States on their way to visit the En-
peror Of Russia, and their object is to
induce the Russian Government to
establish religious liberty and free
dom in Russia and dOminions. 1t is
glorious thing to an American
abroad to see Hail Columbia so brigh-
ly honSred by the liberal party in
Europe, the latter about to step i'm
TO power over the conservatives, who
are to assume an attitude som ethin 2
like the old slave holding and copper
head party in America, being hostile
TO changes, especially changes favor
able to the freedom and equality o:
all. For in Europe there are but
two we'll marked parties, the rad
icals and re-actionists, so called.
1t is worthy Of notice that the
french papers OF all parties utterly
repudiate the name "dcm0rrdt" on
account of its associations with the
American pro-slavery democratic par.
ty. They persist in calling France a
Republic and the friends OF the Re-
public, "RepubticanS" The Same is
observed in Italy and Spain, where
the Republican party appears at the
threshold of triumph. How import
ant then that in America the name OF
Republican" be kept from dishonor,
as under no other name can mon-
arcby and tyranny be suppressed and
liberty triumph, in State and church
And, as the Young men and Repub-
licans are the hope Of our country as
they were the hope Of the Union in
war, so are the young men the hope
Of Europe, by their arms in war, by
their ballots in peace. Old men are
hard for their ancient opinions; young
men are radicals from principle, and
from foresight they grasp the future
TO hold it as theirs.
WISCONSIN ABROAD.
-July 10
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seriff's sale-Johnson "a N.

COUNTY 0f % S psst Circuit Court IN and or
- NO"u's u "tdnt, Grant County.
Partition Sale.
Julia O. johnson, George W johnson. Mary A Jol,n.
son and Louisa II. Johnson, infants. by Michael
CollOgan their guardian ad Item va L.. n a 1'o
iior, caroline A. johnson, John T. johnson and
Mary j. Collogan, ~
BY virtue Of AZ order Of sale made in the above en-
titled cause directing that sale ba made OF the anI.
aeAcrbed therein, will on Thurdsav tba sivtae1tI
day Of November. 1871 at he bour Of one o,oloL a.
the afternoon, at the dwelling house on the south ma
OF the west half of the north west quarter Of
two ~, town one a., north range two or west In
Grant county, Wisconsin, offer for sale and se To- tb
highest bidder the following described lands n.mcj
IN said order Of sale, to-wt. All Of the west haf ~
the northwest quarter OF section number two RI in
township number one ~. north of range number two
~, west OF the fourth principal meridian sxcept
teen acres Of the north thereof decided 10
Jesse aylor by Isaac Williams reference 10 said
Jesse Tay ors deed being had for a more specific de
scrption OF said excepted part the east half Of the
northeast quarter Of section number three In the
aforesaid town one north OF range two west and the
west nail u the sout quarter Of section nu a or
thrty IL township number two, north Of range mum
Der TWO, west OF he fourth principal meridian ex.
eepting from the last named eighty acre lot thirty
acres Of the'north end decided To jesse Taylor IL
Thomas TAYLOR reference to the said Jesse d Tav
Tors deed being had or particular descriptioD
OF the excepted part.
The terms Of will be made known at the TINA
and pl.ce OF sale above mentioned
IQw6 sberif en-. 80 -, 80 "a,
Dated sheriff Office, Lancaster, Wis Oct II, ISL
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E Brick Pomer.

EE bflck IOmef-
oy who has been on
q trip across the con
tinent, greets the De-
mocracy Of California
with rejoicing on &C.
count OF their recenf
defeat. And says be
sincerely hopes that
whenever theDemoc,
racy endorse the new
departure they will
continue TO be defeat.
ed, as they deserv c
TO be. An ass cover
ed with a lions skin
denying its paternity
and history, is not q
more arrant hum bug
than the new depart.
urc demOcratic-fe-
publican democracy
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wAsHBURN AND DOOLITTLE-THEJ JOINT
DISCUSSION.

The following times and places Of meeting have
been lxed upon for the joint discussion between Gen
Washburn aud Ex-senator DOOlittle:
Fon du Lac Saturday. october It'll
Portage City, Tuesday, October 10th.
Eau Claire, saturday, October l4th.
La Crosse, Thursday. October 10Th.
Janesville. Saturday, October 2lst.
Mineral Point, Wednesday, October 25th.
Lancaster, Friday, October 27th.
Milwaukee, Tuesdas, October 3lst
These discussions to take place In a. afternoon
,Dmmenciug about Que o'clock
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Third Assembly District Convention.

Republican Convention for the Third Assembly
District Of Grant County, comprising the towns Of
Blue River, Boscobel, Fennmors, Hickory Grove,
Marion Mount Hope, Muscoda, Waterstown, Wing
Vile and Woodman vii be held at Bosoobel on
Wednesday, October 18th next,
FOR the purpose OF nominating candidate for Mem
Der Of Assembly be voted for at the ensuing gen
eral election
Towns will be entitled to delegate for every so votes
and fraction over 70 cast at the last Presidential cleo
ton. II il recommended that town caucuses be
held Saturday october H. 1871 to elect such dele
gates. BY order ofthe Committee
wM. TYLER, Chm.
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s@- There is some excitement in
Salt Lake over rumors of the arrest
OF Brigham. Latest advices say, as
claw abiding citizen" he is ready
to meet all charges brought against
him. There seems to be two WAYS
of looking at this claw abiding citi-
zen" business.
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Ra- The n. Y. Tribune makes 4
terrific raid upon Mr.. Murphy, Col.
lector of that port. If its allegations
are true he will have to stand in the
pillory along with the Tammany
thieves. 1t does not appear to an
outsider that the removal of Mr..
Grinnel and the appointment of Mr..
Murphy was wise policy.
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sw-The Republican State Conven-
ton of Virginia met at Richmond on
Wednesday last, there being about 10
delegates present. Resolutions were
adopted endorsing the administra-
tion and favoring the denomination
of Gen. Grant.
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nea- Another detalcation by an ar
my paymaster has been committed
at Washington. 1t is gratifying to
learn that Hodge, who cheated the
government out of nearly halfa mill
ion, was Immediately tried by court
martial and sentenced to the panit-
entiary. The government shows no
leinency and its prompt punishment
of such offences will meet with the
approval of every citizen.
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t0rThat was an unkind sugges-
ton of one of our exchanges, that
Hon. J. r. Doolittle's exhibition of
at the state fair last week
was a specimen of rotary motion