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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
A Disaster at Sea.


A quantity OF wreck stuff has been
found in Boston Bay, which renders 1t
almost certain that the bark Merrimac,
of Boston. from Monteviedo ior this port,
has been lost, and probably with all on
board. She was likely run down and
sunk by an outward bound vessel. J
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
CINCINNATI.
New Road to Dayton.-.Illness of
Bishop Clark.


Bishop Clark.
CINCINNATI, April 20.
The President Of the Cincinnati d
Springfield railway adverises to-day for
proposals for grading, masonry, bridging,
and cross.ties Of the road between Cincin-
natl and Dayton. The road bed Is to be
ready for the Superstructure by December
next.
W. II. Dunning was stabbed by Albert
johnson, ut Piqua, Saturday evening, and
ias since died. Dunning was ejecting
johnson from o saloon.
Bishop D. ". Clark, Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, is lying dangerously
sick at bis residence In this city.
SURE & Co. have obtained . temporary
Injunction, restraining John D. Park, j.
p. Prince and others, successors to Prince
& Walton, from manufacturing and sell
inc DR.. RobacEs medicines.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Great Discovery Of Coal and OIL! or
Z Z : the American ISthmus. = ~
AsPNwALL, April 81,

VIl EAIRUVKV4'l 1APE1E We
A wonderful discovery has been made
Of coal mines and oil wells thirty miles
from Aspinwall. The mines are reported
to be inexhaustible and the coal OF q su-
perlOr qualify, The Government has
given tOthe diScoverer Rn immense tract
Of land.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
New York Market.

NEW TURK, april 81
CorToN-ACtive; SIiddling uplauds at
81 5St. '
FLcUR-Dull at 50 15aO 40 tor shipping
extras.
G94H-=Wheat steadyi red amber
81 59a1 50.
PRovlsIoxs-Pork quiet at $l1 GOA
II 25. Lard, quiet
EGNs-Firm at 17ta1stc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
Baltimore Market.

BALTIMUNEl ATIII 81,
FLoUR-Quiet and weak, except low
grades; western family at 81 s5aS so,
GRAiN-Rheat firm; Indiana, Il Goa
l G5. Corn dull mixed western 81 00a
/ O9. Rye-90a95c, Oats-O7aGS.
PRovISIoNs-Unchanged.
WHTsKY-02a92tc. ...
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26

FW1VTN6 77IW
CHICAGO, April 25.
FLouR-Dull at s. 25aG 25.
GRAIN-Wheat dull and closed Mt
81 2Stal 2S3 cash; 81 24t seller May; this
afternoon, 81 "a cash; 81 24ia1 25 seller
May. Com opened tlrm at 59a5Sc; this
afternoon steadyat sgt seller May. Oats,
No. 2, easier; 4Bfc cash, Rye, No. 2, sla
SEC, Barley spring, No. 2, nominal SEC,
Hoas-50C lower at &516a5 80,
CATTIR-Dull Ot 41a6Ro .tt-sI
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
A Reverend Revenue Officer In
Trouble.

pNclNSATI, o., April 70.
Rev. NJ. P. GaddIs has been again in.
diclCd by the United States Grand Jury
for neglect OF duty while Assessor Of In
ternal Revenue In the Second District,
for receiving presents and bribes, and for
offering a bribe to the Assistant Assessor,
to Induce him to allow Gaddisto commit
frauds In office.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26
New York Dry Goods Market.

.g-E NEW York, April %,
Market steady, with a fair inquiry for
staple coltons,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-04-26

YERaAILLEs, April "a.
Fort Mont Valerien slightly cannonad-
ell Maillot Gate Of Paris, to-day. Ducrot
has resigned.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15
Die &artofelernten UNI 70 ernflt@er, als
bret Bruten I'M Qaufe tsS Sommer6 t4

Die &artofelernten uu, 70 ernalt9er, alS
pret Bruten I'M 2aufe tss @ommer6 ft@
fclaen. Die erte 1T bereits ant @erfe
uno brau9en IL Sage BON tbrer Ser
puppung unter@ runp bis aur @erpanb>
lung IN ben Safer. Dur9 @erni@tun9
pie|er erlten 8rut fam Die b~iesjdbrise
&artofelernte nod eerettet peroen. Da
lie felt 10 biz 141aeen bereits i1& paar>
ten uno Gier lesten, 70 1T feline 3eit ju
perlieren.
@iele 2eute besul9en i1@ bamit, BE
Safer abSulelen. Das 1T tas unbeteu>
tenrfe Der &rbeit, Das @ctb@en. le9t
ndmli9 ouf Die llnterieite Der &artpfel>
tldtter 20 80 oranaeseIbe Gter in etnen
&lumpen. Diele ml0en ior9fdltt9 our@
MbleIe1 (glbbre9en pes 8latte6 nit zen
GierD ee(ammelt uno perni&tet meroea.
Die(es 1T I'M, 10 ne lentlider. al6 ba, no
man eie &artofeln nit Strob beoedt, ber
Safer meiit Na@t6 an bic &anten fetst
unp feline Gier le8t uno fobalo Ct @e>
rdul9, 6ubtrttte H.. I. ~. oernimunt, fl4
in pas Strob fallen ldbt unc eorteu ,per<
frie4t, pie i@ mid mebrfa@ lberjeuSt
babe unb bann 1dwer 3u fnpen 1T. @Qe
%aneeratbenen Mittel, uie ). 9. bteGelper
nit benz b6@f 9ifti9en partler Grin 81
teareuen> %sefdbrpen BE @elunpbeit auf's
659Re ODER belfen nt&ts, unp ras Mble<
fen Der Gier unp Safer 1T has ctn3t9e
superld|N9e Mittel. SD babe in 5 Ta<
esn Gber 15,O00Gter abeeleien> u1o mat,
fam t9 nun cine @orFeQuna MAIDEN,
raB, ,penn biele,ols 2te uno binpieoerum
alS Ste 8rut Dermebrt, 9earbettet bdtten,
pie ean3e &artofelernte iaon our@ Die
2te Brut total 3trftSrt iein mubte. @er
Strpbfartodeln itsbt, irute na1Ginbetmz
flung Der Grnte alIe6S trob ior9fdlti9 oerz
bremen, unp feline swei aufeinauber fol-
eenpe Sabre &artoHeln ouf pem nlm!t>
den @runbnlde Sieben.
Die1es @ertilsen Der 8rut ioute eine
aQsemeine Mabreeel fem, renn Elm fauz
ler ODER lteoerl!6er pcer 9leid0llti9er
Ma9bar miro alien 1etnen Nadbarn
piele Yea al6 @el9enfe lriner Gaulbeit
uberma9en.
&ereits bat Is ii@ seseiat, bab pieits
Observation-Disclosures ale Yaanjen, ruelz
DIE in bic Gauilte Solanum seb6ren.
an9reift, allo auBer Der &artchel aud biz
&terpFanse {EggplanD, tie 9omate UNI
anpere. 2dbt man bic peit i& ausbrets
ten. 70 miro balo aud Der Bau riele1
Yfan;en unmSsltd. "-'-
$50 bereit6 Die Safer lie e~iesjdbrt9e
Yaan3une iibermdlti9t baten> ratbe i'd
lofort ras Gelo umsupf aaen uno NIT tr>
9enb einem prupuft, wa5 lteti9eepRl9eu
iiber CONNER erforpert, 81 tepRanjer.
oas Strob ju serbrennen UNI an etnem
emit ernteren StIf 2anp Gnpe Sum-
&artpfeln Don tiner (9nc1er reifenoeu
Sorte Su p~flansen unp nit Strob 81
ceden, I'm BOD nod Nusi&t auf tie>
les Nabrun9smittel 81 baben.
ST.. 5eder.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15
&laae eine8 aIteu c7ubeu.

fl SIG
Sn benz .Greif@lb" fncen mir na&>
folBenpe fornilae &lase zines alien orr
tboooren Suoen iiber pas tempora mu-
tantur Der Neu3eit: o. .@4~ a51 2.
~Dn lb6nen alien 3etten flnp pprbei,
Die quite .alte 3eit no mir nod einaiperrt
in unlere Sucensole waren unb Elm ST.
Der elnen 9elben Aufidla9 traaer u,ubte,
wo mir tdslt@ BRET Mal in terSinagose
julammenfamen une peinten uber tas
jer(f6rte Seruialem uno ouf ben MeliaS
bchten; porbet ta6 MllGegdneer>
leben, mir burften ia pas Gelp ni9t bez
tauen ODER Elm 9anppert betreiten. @ie
9ertnnbrtnaeno mar pas pfdnperleiben
:ooer ba6 @elcau6borsen ouf reele pror
sente ; Der Noel, Die bpbe @etRlt@teit
flopften oft an unlernG lr:n unp lpra9en
iebr freuncli& nit ben @6bnen Mbras
bants> bic ie 5fentli@ seraudten. @ie
traulid lebte IS 1@ an, Greitas @benp
bel cer ftebenarmi9en @&abbe6lampe,
wie anmutbig uno treu pare1 un1ere
@eiber, ME folsiam unlere &inper, .tpie
laufdten ile BEN @eboten @otte8 urb
ben Ausle9unsen ter&abbiner, ME MIDI
tern uno 1parlam letten mir unp ME
9lddlt9, troBoeu1 mon uns jeoen @benp
einioerrte! Mber jebt, ra6oem un6 bic
@brifen en1anciptrten, ;. j.. eab mir
mlupia eelprp@en tpurben, mie bat fib
pa6 9ednpert. uniere 2eut' ruurpenGreis
berren, 8arone, 9err Don uno III, unb
iisen i'm Staatsratbe> 1ino @enerdle unt
SfFSiere 9eworoen UNI. ltnp NIT &ailer
unb &bnte Du unc Du unp tperpen
@ommereienrdtbe uno frieaenS rben, trte>
gen &reuse, bic Der olte Sube ni@t ems
NAL nennen burfte.
rniere @eiber fhmaden 1i@ nt@t
ALIEN NIT ibrem ei9enen 6aar, neir, fe
bdnsea f1b nod einsn 9aarbeutel binten
an ibtn NIT G5dtern tn Ter 2ose eriten
&an9e5 uno 8uden pura ibre 2orenette
auf pie 2teutenant8 tmparterre. 6rIber
1puroen bic 6eiratben nur9 Die Gltern
ab9enna9t obne pa6 ii9 Die jungen &eute
laben ODER lpraden UNI lsbten bod re@t
elitli@ uno aeu9ten Sinner uno &incsz
timber, ppbnten bel tbren Gltern TT elmer
CSeitentammer iebt ttut6 tetn rei@eS
|Supenmdeel unter etnem 8eron, neil
Gfer@en6 @ater 10 UNI 70 otel taulenp
@ulpen mitBiebt unb man lebt oann in
Yarts> Bis pas @elp ale 1T, 100 Der alte
FSlaaf obermals bereiebt, neil feline 3o9>
ter Die Barone6e, f%anpesmdBis leten
muB. limb erlt uniere S6bne, bic lieeen.
antatt in bic 8erfaQS3eit5bu9er, aui
pem 8tQ{arotild> reiten, fabren pte bic
6errldaften, trinfen unp e(1en nit allen
Notabilttdtsn, ipielen &arten, balten 1d
@riletten, @daulpielerinnen unp T1n
3erinnsn. pueQiren fi@ jupeilen unp wenn
es bob t6mmt> belbdfteen {e fl& mil
Der 2itera:ur ODER f96neeiferii&en o.
den, rertbun rae 3ulammen9el4arrte
@ermS9en ber alten gar 9el@mtno une
rennen ra6 sett9emdee6 2eben, laleu f19.
@ott lei Go seflagt, rurb etnen Grteoene'
ri9ter, anl}att Don einem &abbiner mil
elmer Gbrifin trauen. unp an alien
rielem 1T Die Emancipation SdulD.
., nebu't ie 3urld, cie1e 0ube lperrt
un6 mieoer ms Glitter ein> bamit nit
mteper Suoen tperpen ; rebmt uns cie
Greibeit, fe bat fatt Se9en nur &ereerz
ben bsm Suoentbum esbradt. g. per>
la9t un6 ntdt Die 8itte unp laBt uns
lsin i'm Bunee ni6t Der Dritte."
Der 2etnepeber aus B5bmen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15
Die aartcFxl,G rnte be6 Norbtpes
items tn 6efabr.

Cine b5ieYef1 rerbreitet (l@ in eri&refz
fenrem Maa6aabe iiter bic Staaten. unb
MIR laufsn @efabr, zines Der reientlt&>
fen Nabrune6mittel (sbr usrtbeuert ia
fat 9dndlt6 fsbllblaaen ~ |eben. SIM
Sabre 1864 unr 1865 iteribritt Der
u,@prunAli& in zen Canons Opri9 &as
nion6) rer Gelieusebirse bsimiite. bort
auf einsr milpen &artof elau (.~olanum
rostratum) lebenee Colorado potato
bug (Doriphora tenlineata) BEN Mil>
iilippt uno bat beretts lid 10 permebrt
unp nerbreitet> paB ct Die &artofelpRanz
aun9en p%ollfdnoi9 5ert6rt. @r III pobl
III rnterldetpen pom Dem a%ltbefannten,
ldneR bisr beimil&en> eelb unp i9ma3
eefretften &artofeltdfer urb ebenlo nod
elmer onrerr In ba8 Observation-Disclosures
9eb6rt0en f@rpar, unp .u,atttrefB oper
araupeib eeareiften' Nrt. Dieie @anteut:,
@%antbartpen (cantharis viniaria) tbater
iaon eroBen @bapen, ouetn In. teineyr,,
8ereleth ~ BET neuen Yeft, BE oujdbr<
lid so Meilen tpetter 6fli@ radt, bertits.
bei ten A~Qs9tanies angelonBt, 1balo bic.
ean3e1 Scr. Staateu -bttmeelu@t baben
rptrp.t U3@al&@# 2@s2a599 .E1*as+f 44E
~ Son Der ouerBrtsten @i&ttateit 9ober
III Der l1mfanb, bab 'tieles Sn(ett in
n5rpli&er;e11I Gltmaten. alio Soma, @is>
con{1n. Minnelota. Noro, 9Qinois &C. piel
better sepeibt 1ls In btiberen Br.iten,
5unp lomit aeraee uniere 5aupt- urp
bette &artofel>R eeipn ttorobt. Setne
soblrei9e @ermetrune, feline uut letner
2arpen Srdn,en!ple 0~tfyifiststt brproben
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15

Die @4la9t ron @ra1e~
lptte.-Dt &reuHsutun9 gttt bte@er<
luile einSeluer Gruppentbeile in her
S9la@t Don @raoelotte an. Dim ftdrtz
itet bate pa5 @arrecorp5 gelttten. 60
sdblte an Soften 9 Stab6pfFjieee, z
6aurtleute, 81 9%isutenant5 unp 1884
untsroffsiere uno Manni@aften an
8rrmunpeten: IA StabsofFiiere> 40
6auptleute, 146 2,eutenant5 uno 6196
llnteroIF,iere uno Mannidaften. Bon
ren Gruppenf0rpern hes @areeeorps
batte cas- @areesS 6uyenzB Battalion bic
lameritsn @erlufe, ndmli@ 100 Wann
an Soften unp 355 an 8erwunoeten
Damn folSten Der &stbs mad pas 3. uno
2. @aroezH esiment gu 8ub> pas Cure
@renaoier> Negtmeut &aii,r 6rouj go. 2
pa6 4. @aroez@ renapierz GeBiment, pas
1. @arcez& eetment ;u Tub, ras @arce>
@renacier &seiment &ailsr Meranper
SO. 1 &c. Da5 8. MrEeetprp6 nerlor
bel @rapelptte an Toeten 1 5tabspfF*
sier, 2 6auptleute, is 9ieu,snantS uno
399 unterofiIiere uno Waunldafttn ;
an 8erwuneeteu 1 General. Z @tab6z
offaiere> IS 6auptleute, a. 2ieutenants
unos1602 lnterufF5tere uno Mannidafz
ten. Der &erluf pes Z. Mtmeeccrps BE-
trua an Gotten: 3 6auptlsute, q 2,eute>
nonts, 1888 unteroffSiere uno @annz
l9aftsu ; an @ermunpeteu 3 Stabsof<<
f,isre 9 9auptleute, IS 2i~eutenants,,
1902 unteroff;iere uno Mann{9aften
N. SIM @an;en farben auf ceutldu
5eite in Der S@laat pom @rapelotts
ben 9elpentor: 16. StateofFsiere, rs
5aupheu!e, 118 e%ieuteuants, PAPA TN,
~tercfR3tere uno Mannl@often. 0errun>
pun9en erbtelten bort 2 Weuerale, 40
Stobscffstere, SO 6auptleute.: $40 2ieu>
terants uno 12>347 tnteruff;tere uinp
Mannl&afteu. .
@ie f&apel- ~Da SAT- bu mid
wieper, liebe Grau, unp eanfe @e!t nit
mir, .ca6 Doftpr unb 8apefur mid
srinoli& BON Der @t&t seteilt .ta>
ben." .'''
~@o? Nber es ii: bod {aate> Gnu
orp", enteebnete BE Brau, "ba6 mir pom
ieBt ab nt@t n1ebr mi6en t6nuen, tpenn
bas @etter ii@ dnbert." - ."".'".j@.
49, Giner DEFENDERS bofnunescpuen
9ueenp erfreut f1@ @altbana in MaGae
auiettS. 'Daielbf purpe In Der be1uhz
tefeb 6ftntltden @dule pl1blt4 pteGnt<,''
pedune eema@t baS &naber iorobl ,tptt
Mdp@en aus Gtfrtgfe Der 2stt&re BON
otie5nen 58u@ern soblootn,. 'tpel9es liner,
,pur@ eintge Der dlteren ,,,@&ller, uu,itges
tbeilt poroen ,tu,areu,.. 1.DItte Golsen' oitler
D%erberbr,i6 be9annen f@ alebalp. ii, ei<
rer @etiel 3u dubtru, pel9e ttut Gnt<
p,,du,ng utrap nit bfeler 3uelei& BE in,ie
pe.f&uetternoffe ueberrai9une fat GGlltte;rr,n,5'
uinp- 2ebrer berbeifabren uaubte. Die
.@@ult lrurbea 6ef&lcFen uup cine arenae
unter(uhu n9 1n8eorpnet, peren8 elultate,
pie elm RaGaduiettier Blatt nd aus,
orldt, baS Btlaebene llnbel ni&t per.'
minoerten. pttlulebr nur BEL, ron Der Ga,
lomitdt betroFenen Gamilieu ptrpoppslte,
8umntr bereiteten.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-06-15

-Die 3eitun9en uno ca6
Yu3litum. 6orace @reeltY, Der felt
40 Sabren @eleoeubett 9ebabt bat> eas
9rcbe publifum ~ %9auciren uup oellen
Drrbalten ju 3eitun8en, fommt ~ fol<
9enctm Nelultate: ..
IS lit (onterbar, wie 8enau Die 2eute
bic 3eitun8en lelen. @ir f6anen ui@te
lasen, cas tr9enp eintu mi6fdat, pbne
paB mir BALD oappn iu b6reu befomu1en,
unp Elm Serer priat pcrlber ju uns.
@snn mir aber bier unp pa einmal et>
mas @utes la9en, cas- frtesen mir mic ia
tSren- &einer l9etut parauf 3u a@ten.
@m masen Semaneeu bunpert GempIt:
u.ente MAIDEN, tbm Gin Dubene pufs
aeben, ct miro Dies ale5 flr einenGribut
ietner @r6be aniebsn unb tni@t :pieper
paran oenfen-es fllIt ibm 8ar nt@t Elm,
pas g ibm tr9enp gut tbut. @enu nit
aber aufduis etwas iasen, eas p~emfelben
Men,9en ni&t eefdut ODER DON Dem 81
ih& einbiloet, .pa6 elm i9tefte 2t&t, ouf
ibn oper leiuen Gbarafter wtrft, 70 t(eQ,
ibr leben, wie l9ne4 ct auflbrt uno t6le
auf un6 miro. Mue5 ueble 'tpiro .uns
seblbrenp p%orseworfeu, cod fir tae
@ute, mas mir tbun, fdetnt man une
ME @reptt eeben III rpoaen:" .s.'% ~ i" -, -.
III Btr baden In unferer 20jibri8en 3ei>
eun9ecarrit:e piefeltenB eota4tun8en Sc.
ma@t flet Die Suinct6 Staatsiettuna
btusu. Aue u5Blt9en @rotbetten ilnp
uns iartfli@ uno mdntli@ gelaBt auf
ale Drudfebler, aufoQee f9ls&teD eut{@
ioyar in BEN ~Anset9en" fnp 'ptr in ei;
ue1 Msnse BON Gduen aufmetla 9e<
muht arer fat ME, einiae ,psn'se 8due
aues snommen,, bat un6 trBeno Semanb
EN- Compliment eIen1,abt per fir ben Sc
nu6 oecanft, meldbeu elmer unlerer Aufz
idBe i'm ~9srdbrte: Der Deutide bat
(ogar .stne2no9 9t5Bere Mbnet9un8 0eeen
Mnerfenaun8 uoa Bero.enaen als Ger
Amerifaner. uno ielbf rie 3OHnune auf
Betobnun8tna@ ben, Ippe, b. b. paut<
bare Seer res Anpeutens,. If fiji oeuti@s
au,erifan,1@s 8spaftsure etne nt&t lide<
rere ais aupere Anwe,luuaenj ouf timm<
|li,9e Bflobnun9 A. &ena ras publi'
fun IN eera oben erpdbnten 6inI&t Ct,
mas 'u,tbr Wanter,n lernte, pl1ee es
nd lelba ben bfftn DENT erpe,itu. cenn
itlbf Ole f&6nRt IuBeno ptro es aalest
mdpe, thinner nur tbr eienfr Qebu ~ iein,
ne nil pom 3ett ~ 3eit moblwoQenp
auf pie Saulter 8eflcpit itin.
Aue oct Uni pttrl tat pro.
[fe1pr !: .@arurn lo@en tSiitr2"
Sa'dter: SD mub dber briNeuk'
run0 laGen
prcfe6or .AA6, per ,uise ttaa Aad
1ter iepe Alberpbsit la9tn.s
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-24
MONTANA MILITIA CLAIMS.

General Hardic las informed Governor
p. It's, Ivy letter under date Of February I'd,
1871. that he has sen. to Washington re-
por. on the expenses incurred by the Mon.
tana Territorial authorities on account Of
the Indian War Of 1867.
He says 1.-The object is to get an up.
preparation this winter for sucl, claims q.
arc entitled 10 favorable consideration. j."
The amount asked for by Gencrul II. is II
little over foe hundred and thirteen Aaousand
dVllars. The total amount of claims pre-
sentcd is $3.50. 600. Tie General says he
found Il impossible I" report on ail the in
dividual claims in time 10 get an appropria.
ton this session Of Congress, and with tho
concurrence Of the Secre.aryof War. he has
reported progress. and asked for an appro
priation. He will proceed with the cxan,i.
nation of individual claims and cndeavor to
do justice to oil. A question, he says, is
raised rs to whether the Government should
pay any Of the claims that have passed out
of the hands Of the original claimants hut
Gen. HarLie says he will proceed with the
allowance OF all bonafide claims found in
the hands Of assignccs, until Congress d..
ter,nincs otherwise.
General Hardic is entitled to the thanks
Of the people of Montana for his honesty
and impa' tislity in the great labor Of invcs.
tigating these claims.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-02-24
ADVERTISING THE BONDS,

We acknowledge the receipt from Gov.
'rnor Potts If several publications by Jay
Cooke & Co., re!ltirg to tile legislation.
lands. bonds, charter, mortgage. etc.. Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. It Is evident
the great bankers are putting in operation
the machinery that popuIarizes and sells
hnds-judiciOus advertising. All the prin.
cipal papers cast arc now advertising hem;
pamphlets from the pen Of Mr.. Wilkcson
arc being sent broadcast over the continent,
and translations of them as thickly through.
out Northern Europe The result will he
al immense sale Of bonds. and the instiga
on Of heavy cnigrat on from beyond the scns
to the 47.l parallel Of the New World. As
an evidence Of The snsaci,y Of the financial
agents. and their tact in using even the en-.
cIlics Of the Northern Pacific, we note tho
fact that in one pamphlet 10 collected the
speeches made against the land grant in
Congress, wherein it was denounced rs "a
robbery Of the government" ian enormous
monopoly" etc. These arc now published
10 show capitalists what good security they
have for their investments. '.....
We are glad to notice tho energetic man.
agement of the bond sales. 1t bctokens the
rapid, vigorous prosecution of the work.
for with funds sufficient in the treasury the
company can construct hundreds of miles
OF road simultaneously on the eastern and
western ends, and III both directions on tie
Cprcr Columbia, Missouri, Yellowstone and
Mississippi rivers. just ms advan,agcously rs
they can build from Duluth west or from
Puget Sound cast.
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NOTES OF TIVE DAY.

John Sullivan died Of heart disease a,
Silver City (Nev on February 18th.
The wheat market has declined ut Po,t.
land. Oregon. Orders have beer received
to postpone buying cargoes which were Or
dered for Europe. ....
Alice Cary, tho wcll-known poctcss, died
in New York on Sunday, Feb. 1e,h, aged
fifty ycars. Miss Cary has been NJ. invalid
for many years. o.. .... r..
DR.. Zion, French physician, says q
cold can bs cured i,y inhsling har,sh"rn.
The inhalation by the nose should b. seven
or eight times in i've minutes.
Hardy. notorious Santa Barbara (Cal.)
horse thief, has been sent to San Quentin
for three years. y" IL"
VIM. S. Ling, an old resident of sacra.
mento city. California, died ut Shasta OH
the 18th inst - -t..a.s.... g., r,...--
The thermometer 1t the top Of Mount
Washington, White Mountains IN. H.,
marked 50 degrees below zero on tho 5th of
this month. IL Isl ts-' s'..... :..
Gustave Dore, though he has illustrated
the Bible supsrlAy, 10 declared to have M
faith in it With youth (ue 10 only 3s),
health, fortune, fame. and friends in album.
dance, he Is represented to Gc prey 10 such
morbid melancholy that be often thinks II
would be relief u hang himself. -,
There are no eggs In San Domingo.
They banished the whites and cast of their
yoke. LON t,f1d ..,n .,..f ..a,...,
AFeaasylvania man accidentally dropped
. pistol cartridge into pipe 10 was smo.
king. He - having . tin ear built a
Ysung Brigham Young 10 visiting In
Flashing, Long Island. II 10 said that the
Iossnoas intend 10 make IN effort" ON the
isIand In the spsing. Aa8art I'll @1s,
Putting stick Of long wood In short
stove, then taking II out and placing It in a
wood box and piling shsvings on top Of II,
was the reason Of New Albany, Ind, man
having 70 rent house the next day, ''"
! Hereafter no, oss. viii b received into
god s,cistyin n. Y. whore wedding cards
ass not sealed with wax and stamped with
ne family crest. Enxrsvers keep family
49, - 10 hia ilana1 yaff 4.aaa,ie !.
! Ths income oe Trini0 Church, New,
Yesk, isssid - b oeoo, ga
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THE COCN11- EXPENSES.

Mr.. Addison Smith, Treaurer Of Dec,
Lodge Courty In 'cs and 20, published a
Card In last weeks Independent stating
that the percentage shown in II. accoun,
Tor 20 was for Is months percentage which
by the footing Of the books showed as one
item n, the close IF the year. Mr.. Smiths
statement Is correct. IN another article the
Independent explains hos' the County
Commissioners come TO reduce tho cxpen-
scs over SIC, ono last year It Is not very
ably Written article. but n there never las
been anything Of tho kind to write in this
County befnrc, its weakness is attributable
to incxpcricnce. Tax pa::ers sec where 20
many dollars were saved to the County, or
80 many d":.;srs squanderci. l,y the exhibit,
Of r: ccipis and Expenditures. ~ published
by the Commissioners. It shows. notwi,t.
standing the decrease in licenses and poll
tax, that $iO.5l4 % have been saved in cur.
rent expenses Counting out the 81, COO
per ccntagc charged I" Mr.. Smith. there is
an item Of $1,000 in permanent improve
n,cnts to the County Buildings. expended
last year. where ronc was expended the
year before. which stands off his per cent
nse and leaves $1,000 excess mihe credit Of
the Board. and which. practically, should
he added to the $105l42S
The LAdependent can't bcfog the people
any more now. when the Offices orc heing
administered efficiently and at greatly r..
duccd expense. than it could in '66 when
extravaganza was piiins up County debt
at the rate Of &3s. 900 per annum. and pris.
oncrs were walking GU. IF the Jail II their
own sweet will.