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The Erie aud New York Central Railroad arc report
I'd consolidated, with Commodore Vanderbilt for
President
New York, July 6.-The weather this morning Is
somewhat cooler. The thermometer yesterday stood
at ~ in the shade. Thirty-fOur new cases Of sun
stroke were reported yesterday, and the number Of
deaths, 33.
The auti Greeley Democrats will hold private con-
ference Mt Baltimore Monday aud organize their
convention on Tuesday at noon.
st. Louis, July 5-Dr. b. L. Esa, well known
ply sc,an Ut this city, while IN ut Of insanity to-
day attempted to kill his wife with pocket knife
and inflicted painful wound. lie then gashcd his
own throat and stabbed himself in the stomach fa
tally. " ...
London, July 5.-The Iron tnrret ship Glatton
was tested ut Portland to-day. The first shot fired
made hole III her turret, measuring from ~ by II
inches. lifted the upper plates, scattered the frame
works and started the joints in all directions. The
second shot madca hole fourteen inches in diameter
with thirteen and decimal IN penetration. and re-
bounding tell deck. Neither shot interfcIed with
the revolution Of the tuIrc The result Of the trial
was considered strongly In favor Of the trrct system
New York, July s-William Cullen Bryant prints a
card stating that it Is impoesibity Tor him to re-
ceve the nomination for Presidency, and II offered,
uully impossible for him t. commit the folly Of
ceptins
Washington, July 6.-Gen Howard has made q re
port to the Secretary Ut the Interior Of his operations
| in Arizon:. lie believes that Gen. Crook should
| have large discretion ~ do well who Il
bound hand and foot by multitude Of specific orders
which may. Or may not. apply to the situation. '|
The Spanish government has ordered the IeeAs>
Of HOuard aud restoration Of his property
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The GOLD GJARD'' BOLTS.

BALrIx IRE, July
The Democratic Boilers Convention assembled ut
noon in the Maryland Institute. About 1OO persons
we're present. After some discussion the arrange
ments made Yesterday for the organization were ten
porarily continued. Morrel. Of Kentucky, said he
understood Il was not the object Of thssConvenion to
take any definite action, until IL asccrtained what
course the Baltimore Convention would take. This
Convention would acquiesce In the action OF the
Baltimore Convention ii it adopted Democratic plat
form and nominated Democratic candidates.
A committee Of seven appointed to prepare an
address to the Democracy Of the country.
NJ NJ. Pomeroy-.Brick'-oifcre rcsol utions de.
claring there in! eniOn TO produce schisn In
the Democratic organization, or dictate policy 10
the regular convention; declaring tina: We a, Demo
crafts prefer principles to men, and the preservation
Of the PARTY to any man. elevation u power, and
plcdging support to tn: nominees OF the res"'a'
Democratic Convention, providing they are Demo
Gratis: a.so that ii the Demociatic organization II
disbanded our cooperation will BE- given to Rove
n,eut to reosganize it. The resolutions were unaa
mously adopted. ......
Pomcroy Spoke, saying: He didn't believe In th'
cry Ut choosing between two Republican evils: die
not want the evil Greeley, whose life Was stained
with treason and true Democrats would not support
HIM. while for the Others without principle known b,
| that name tbs gold and silver OF Grant is more po
tent than the turnips aud clS6ascs OF the iner oi
Chappaqua.
committee on permanent organization was ap
pointed. and the Convention adjournei til n"op to
morrow.
Baltimore. July i0-The anti-Greelcy Democrat,
Convention met NJ p. NJ. to-day, aud elected > }
Bay nry. Of New jersey, President, and = T. Stokes
Of south Carolina. James Sweeney, vi Pennsylvania
| and one two Others vice. Presidents. Commute
was appointed to secure the attendance OF delegate
| and the meeting adjourned.
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PUBLIC LAND SURVEYS.

Mesers Baker and Netekcr with party
of ten men, arrived on Tuesday, and left the
following day to execute surveying con
tracts IL the amount Of $12, 900 on the Big
Hole, Horse Prairie and Sinking Water
They went first to Big Hole Balm NJ"
French Gulch. Messrs. Jas H. Thomas
and Andrew J. Everly, with party OF SIX
men passed through ON Wednesday, having
q 50, 900 contract in the vicinity ut Flathead
Lake. They are ordered to establish guide
meridian, ard the 9th, and 7lh. standard
parallels north also to survey the extreme
boundaries and subdivision lines Of seven
townships on the FIathead Lake, north OF the
India6 Reservation. We are pleased to see
Prof. Thomas awarded contract in that
country. 1t is described as the finest in
Montana, and will he rapidly populated
within the next ten years.
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rcoNNuNlCArBD.1
POSERS FOR TIE TERRIFIED.

Will the members of the Democratic par.
ty $50 called) tell rs how an acceptable
platform can be made by charges, unsup.
ported by facts, against IN opponent with>
out promising to do better themselves
The platform which has been made by the
Maginnis Convention are all charges
against Grant, but it has not informed the
voter that Greeley, whom they have en-
dorsed, will do rs well as Grant Greeley's
record is not pledge of reform And they
have not even promised that as proud
party, Us they think they are, they will
control the cratic disposition of their new
affiIiatlon.
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IELEGRApNIC BREViTiES

Dr. Houard has been released by Spain.
Elk Governor Blair Of Michigan supports
Greeley Ditto Breckenridge. II is also
reported Sumner will support him.
The Charleston N e,os and Courier sup.
port Greeley.
General Sherman was indignant at Nv.
ing been d,sco0rteously received at Berlin,
md made a short stay. The Germans sny
his application for andicce nf the Emperor
was not in accordance with the etiquette Of
the Prussia:I Court.
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Greeley and Democracy.
From the speech Of Horace Greeley at Warren
Ohio, 1S7l.l

saw the other day suggestion that
would probably be the best Democratic
candidate to run against General Grant for
President Thought that about the most
absurd thing I ever heard of. If the Dem.
ocratic party were called upon to decide
between Grant and myself l know that
their regard for what they must Call princi'
pie would induce them t vote against me.
Wa? am q decided snsny Of that party,
spsn in IT. moot respectable 0spects::"
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THE BALTIMORE CONvEN TION.

Baltimore, July 9-The convention was
called 10 order by Augustus Belmont
Chairman Ut the Democr,tic National Com.
mi,tee, who proceeded I" address the dele
gates. He endorsed Cincinnati, protested
that he (Belmoni) had done the square
thing as Democrat. pronounced Grant a
very bad mV,, and felt hurt ut his (Bcl.
mont) having been impute., unfai'hful.
He then introduced Thos. Jefferson Ran
Chairman of the convention, rei,lnrking
that he was grandson Of Thomas Jcffer
son, and that it was IN suspicious omen
that scion of the author Of tho Dcclarx.
tirn of Independence Is 10 inaugura,e The
struggle IF Democracy for freedom and
equality. Belmont's remarks were fire..
quenlly interrupted by applause. The
mention Of Greeley!s nnme received loud
demonstrations Ut approval, - ais" the
speakers personal reference tn himself.
Z. o. Perrin was chosen temporary Secre
tary. Committees on Credentials and lem
pOrxry Organization were appointed, and
the rules of the last Democratic CGnven
ton adopted. A resolution rendering
thanks. to Belmont for his services "
chairman Of the National Executive Com.
mittes was adopted. Recess Was then
taken till ZIP. m. ~
Baltimore, July o-The Convention re.
assembled At 4 p. m. The Committee on
Permanent Organization reported James +
Doolittle, Of Wisconsin, for President
each State and Territory.
Doolittle taking the Chair spoke q
length. lhess were IN delegates present
Territorial Delegates We're excluded from
everything except seats. After the MP
nOlntin0 4 National Executive Committee
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Tho proceedings of the Republican
Territorial Convention, will be found on
the 6rst page.
Some half . dozen interested Demo-
ersts have already finished reading the
4aginnis platform.
-Advices from Helena o We 60 to press,
say Clagett had . magnificent reception and
. grand ratification meeting took place in
the evening.
-Four hundred sensible men constitute
the political balance of power in Montana.
AZ they vote 20 goes the election. 10 1t
difficult 70 foresee the resulte
War, pestilence, famine, Greelsyism,
earthquakes. Rye, New York, hashad two
lifths of these cslsmities. Even the earth
makes Rye face at Greeley.
The Washington Capital says: General
oasdelde began bis srduous and responsible
duty of removing Fktheads by ordering the
6sthead Of the Agricultural. Bureau 70 get
out .-....a. a.t. .s.
-General Gsrdclde, of Ohio, the scknowl-
edged leader of the House, appointed 10
supsrintend the removal 1T the Flathesd
Indians, 10 expected In Montana In few
daya
I'VE ere glad 70 learn the subscription
list Of the Assss Ooxrisr 10 increasing rap.
IDLY and the Office doing . good business.
Capt. Wright ID making an excellent pape,
Of Il and deserves success. #
The burthen Of tho windy indictment
against Grant In the Maglunis platform
b the AsSsas corpus Ku Klax law. Horscs
Greeley was the prime advocate Of that law.
To render Inconsistency ludicrous, III,
Convention then endorsed Greeley. Car
folly futher gol
The Haginnis platform pronounccs II
favor ofprotscting the Pioneers against the
Indiana Horace Greeley has besn for year,
u defender Of tho Indians Ia their out
rsgss, end the slandersr OF ~ Pioneers.
thsn pronounces for 0reslsy for President
= II this the platform ssultihes itself.
The Democratic Convention resolve,
that the Buslingams Treaty should b Oh
sogaaed, and then nominated Horace 0resle
svowedly In favor Of maintaining Il. and "a
oouraging Chinese immigration, for Presi
dent Anything % b Inconsistent
II The 1000 stand Of arms and soo,0 90
rounds Of Axed emunit,on for the setsleeso
Montana, procured b. II. Clagstt sou
weeks since, were this side Of Port Nsu
canyon week ago. and win b delivere
70 he Governor within the next two week.
-Majoe Naginnis, Candidate for Con
grse1 commsoosd the campaign o.
T1ssoday evsnisg with ths following Cd
poiainsats: Caayon Fssry July llth, Dia
eop6 CITY July 19th. UsatEevills July JSlh
ua6eesb9Sgh July 18th, 0ellatin City. Jul
~, 0sssass July nh. 90.
psl-CoCiGi6 erabls odlsn ~ bsss cast mo
~ .oa1ssoss ''Dlss Lsvs q Coassesical
i1betkSlf bigossy ~ aassownssa How VI
~ rcompass viii ~ dlsftsncaiss1laa
'e0ooh1o licsues md NQooe4svs of w. II
Ie(l1laesse : Are thsssD19e t1we e ~
beeS ~ ecssss thaa ~ Biz Lawn q
I CoaaDsttess 5000 s sFs H tssals
ea. IN: Dsg3ds Dss1n ~ sons ses1l
,iaaCDsy q =. Ga Daaa, Dsss 1A1o
ioaoe1lsaAe1 - ~ Dsoahliala $1,000
taalupai snaal1 ~ Aa1G1Gggs = - III
anloGA dNpep1r $50 Aaallele oesllGD1
~ = M. : sissss1
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We are authorised BY the Executive Committee "a
announce that Hon. VIM. H. Clagett win speak At the
following time and places:
0neoULA, Monday July Is.
OsavALlss, Tuesday July 10.
pssl1ssvne, Thursday July 10
YseR.sa, Friday July 10.
DsBn LoDo8, Saturday July -
DAxxAck. Monday July -.
AasBHfA, Tuesday July -.
1ssADAx, Wednesday July ~
vmsMlA. Thuraday July Is.
BossnAu, Saturday July ~.
0ALLATlx. Monday July -.
RApsnssuss. Tuesday July %.
DIAMOND, wednesday July n.
Js1ysasox CRY, Friday August 4
1BLaHA, Saturday August 4
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Dexter Reynolds, y prominent member OF
the Albany bar, has invented type setting
machine, which, having been pronounced IA
complete success by type founders OF Bos'
ton, New York and Philadelphia, has been
sold for hundred thousand dollars, 10 u
combinations Of New York Capitalists. The
machine is said to be exceedingly simple in
construction and easy OF operation, with a
capacity Of 1000 ems of type per hour
Other type setting mahines have been IN.
vented. proving only partially successful.
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HIDDEN TREASURE FOUND. Railroad
engineers between Astoria aud Cornelius.
Oregon, noticing some marks on rocks,
made an investigation, and found box
containing 81, 100 told Spanish coin) and II
quantity of lcwelrv.
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Saturday Morning, July 18th, 1872.
For Presldent Of the United States
u. s. GRANT,
or ILLINOIS.
for Vice. resldeat d the United States
HENRY WILSON.
OF MASSACHUSETTS.
FOR DELEGATE 70 conoRE3S,
VIM. II. Clagett.
Deer Lodge County Republican Ticket.

FOR MEMBERS OF TIE COUNCIL.
YsAHK l.. WonDEN-xissoula.
co...D K&S. H.. Deer Lodge
FoR MEx iSES or TIE HOUSE.
Isaac DsAM-Silvcs Bow.
II. L. 0KxfoM-Yreka.
JoHN T0OAAs--PiOneef.
Z GBRARD-Wssm Spring,
J0uN 0TONER-Washington.
FOR COUNTY, COMMISSIONER
noDsAM EvAxs-Warm Spring.
FOR ASSESSORS.
eou7s DssTnscr-yonx y. Mula Silver Bow.
Nipple p. II. BUBKE, Deer Lodge
NoRfR -. L. VAN 0UNDY, Beartown
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PENITENTIARY CONVIC- s.

Il .
Under the regulations Of the United States,
the prisoners in, the Territories are maintain
ed BY the Government, and Territorial pris-
oners are fed. clothed, guarded and given
medical attendance at 80 much per day. BY
act Of the Legislature last winter. the Gov
ernor Of Montana was authorized to draw
warrants on the Territorial Treasury to the
amount Of 81 50 per day for each Terrific
rial prisoner % confined. which amount i
paid to the Warden in liquidation OF the
charges by the United States. Under recent
regulations OF the Attorney Generals De-
partmept the charges Of the United States
are raised 70 % per day: The Territory
win now have to pay that Or the prisoner
Be kept Ii he county prisons = cost Of n
to IS per day. The, Governor b not en-
powered 10 pay more than d 80 II would
b no expensive % co6vens the Legislature.
Under ~ circumstances, We think TIE en-
tire pres Of The Territory shou ID join ehort
end commit itself 70 : course Of action, -
commsadins shat The Exscative borrow y
tair ssses Is additional snount required
30 ca pc day for sach psisoner -asd thal
each msabse Of ~ Legislature holdlsa
Over untll IL 1e5S ssssioa, md thoss 70 y
slaeasd 10 August, dSD q oblisaaioa e
nSkS = apes5psiGaioa : - nszs ssssluu
. cover ~ auleual Il ~ pesss Sseoal'
uspd thh coespe, L On y ysadily PIT d
saxeerasn. - III dfDcullles obViaeod
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GREELEY NOMINA TED At
.raf 6ALTIMORE. II
Who has Sold Ont !!

Greeley il endorsed 1t Baltimore The
Democratic party has ceased to exist, or
Greeley has turned traitor to republicanism.
In the history of American politics there has
been no precedent to this. An av0wed enc.
my to Democracy, ''even In it's respectable
phases" has been made chief of its hosts.
Is Greeley political Arnold, or have the
place hunters betrayed their party unit"
himl The two have been radically opposed.
One or the other has surrendered. We
6nd il no expression Of Greeley's ~. a,,sn-.
donment Of any principle he hes advocated.
Ne 6nd in the Cincinnati platform, among
the pIatitudes Of scentury, the endorsement
Of every principle the Republicans have
fought for, and the Democrats fought
against, in the last twelve years Greeley
Il traitor 70 bic party organization Democ.
racy has abandoned its party principles.
Both scta are psrticious The nation will
0verwhelm them 81 with OblOquy and de.
feat. Il 10 an unnatural and uuh0ly alliance.
prompted by selfish ambitions. bound by
10 mutual sympathiss, melted only by
common hate, and fruitful only Of discord
and . speedy separation. Il gives no bet.
Tor promise than would m alliance between
JEFF Dsvis and The Republican party on I
like basiA Repablicans cannot consistently
vote for Greeley. Whatever good there
may have been 10 Cincinnati, It was "a
slbnrt 70 disosgsniss the true party Of pro-
q
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Reported for the new Northwest. }"
sYv. u. APR Co.'S A. WILLY, OPERATOR.
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INDUCTION Or RAfEs,

REDUCTION o. RATES.
The publisher OF the NEW Nosrs.WEsf hereby
s.,oseess reduction Of the rates Of su6scjpson 70
~ following figures:
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The rule 10 adopted and viii 10 strictly adhered 70:
''ALL SUBSCRIPTIONS AUsT % PREPAID"
without okssing any long explanation We merely
Oubanit this: Where two trips arc made bv solicitor
ons 70 procure subscriber and another to collect
. iasee portion OF the revenues At . paper are cx.
psadsd In paying Bis time and expenses for useless
ssoosd trip. Then. many are delinquent and the
psblhsr iosing thst has to saddle It on the prce to
paying subaosibes. That which keeps up the prices
q Montana papers 10 expensive cauvassing. credit
end delinqusata We have determined ~ Ter - the
Nsw Nosrs.wEsr IL concerned, 70 meet the issue !;
- ok our patrons 70 pay for their own paper. and
make the Arst concession In = reduction Of % per
Dnu0.
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FELIX II. BRUNOT.

r. .vr - IVY g-s-ts.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
VIEWS OF A BRAVE soUTHERNER.

From the San Francisco Examiner
General d H. Hill, brother-ln- law
of StOnewall Jackson and one OF the
best and most favorablv Y known of the
Southern leaders, is out in a letter
for Greeley. He says: 1--WE do not
take Mr.. Greeley from policy, but
from principle We take him because
he is with us in all the essential prin-
ciples which are involved III the
Presidential contest. He is opposed
TO carpet bagCis!n- He is opposed
10 military rule and the prosecution
of the people. Ee is opposed to the
thievish rings which BANKRUPT the
masses to enrich the rogues. He is
opposed to extravaganza in admins
tering the Government and high
taxes upon the people. lie Is op-
posed to two terms in the Presidential
0tfice-the first term being employed
in bribing the way with stolen mo-
ney for second term. He is OPP
posed to squandaring the public
domain upon the swindlers who
bribe the President and Congress to
pass iniquitous railroad bills. He is
opposed to putting incompetents
into Office. even should they be kin
to the President. He is opposed to
making a Poland of the South. and
in favor oI winning our people by
the law of kindness. In brief, on all
the living issues Of the hour, Mr.. |
Greeley and the South are in perfect
accord. His platform and his letter
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
OF the Estate of Richard A. Chase,
Deceased.

MO ICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UN-
~ deIsigned, Administrators of the above
named estate to the Creditors of, and all persons
having claims against. said deceased, to EXHIBIT
the same with the necessary vouchers within ten
months from the first publication Of this notice to
the undersigned. at the Office of WIN. PATTER-
SON in Carson City, Ormsby county, State of
Nevada. AMELIA NJ. CHASE,
Administrative of the Estate of Richard A.
Chase, deceased.
Carson City, August 9Th, 1872. au1 -law4w
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JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICF--Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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Rates of Advertising

N0o Iuare 10 IinNSI nrst lnscrtl0n-...S3 W.
Each subsequent lnScrtIOn..................l / D"
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California State Rules to govern the abov-
Races.
jy26:tdl J. II. C0"iNG, Proprietor.
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" hat does the Fellow Want!

Some six or eight weeks ago
VIC pronounced the * correspon-
dent Of the Telegram-the ire
sponsible tool that was used to
Witty and abuse Judge Wilson
LIAR and 3 sLANDERER for his
base Instructions in that communi-
cation, and ever since then. ae has
repeated the whine. that If the
Palladium DARED deny, why he'd
prove tue same by the testimony
81 numerous gentlemen Of tie
highest respectfully, y What
mere POINTED denial does the fell
low need, than that already given ?
Does he require us TO brand these
significant characteristics Of him
self on his forehead, Or pin them
fast to the back Of his coat, in Or
der that he may understand our
plain meaning?
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ShexiHs Sale.

10y virtue Of decree and execution 10 me-
- directed from the Wayne Circuit Court.
will expose at Public Sale. at the Court
House door in the town of Centreville, Wayne
county, Indians, on tho
Esd Day of March, 1879,
between the hours of 10 o'clock q. m :. and
O'Clock p. m, on said day, the following
property to wit:
Situated in Wayne county, State Of In.
diana, q part of the southeast quarter Of
section five (5). township thirteen >, range
one Il }, west bounded as follows, to wit.
Beginning on the north boundary OF lot Of
land belonging to Edward Henry Shower, BY
John Davis, FOG feet, west Of the north. east
corner OF said lot, running south 50 feet
hence west 20 feet and inches, to south
west corner of said lot, thence north Is de.
Rrees west, to north west corner of said lot,
thence east to the place Of beginning 81 feet,
estimated to contain 1914 feet. Also. the
following described Real Estate, to-wit: IS
feet of OF and across the west end OF the fol-
lowing described real, estate: Part Of tho
southeast quarter, section in township Is,
range l. west; beginning 81 feet and inches
south from the dividing line, which divides
the south and north east quarters of section
5, on line with the west side OF Pearl street,
in the city of Richmond, and running thence
south Al feet and inches in . line with said
street, thence west 205 feet, thence no, tn S21<
feet ~ point perch south of said dividing
line thence east IS feet, parallel with said
line; thence south Al feet Is inches; thence
east 100 feet, to the place of beginning. Also
part OF said quarter section described as fol-
lows; Beginning one rod south Of the line
dividing south east and north. east quarter of
said section S, on q line with the west side of
Pearl street, running the nce south ~ rods;
thence west rods; thence north Is degrees,
west IA rods; thence east, Ta-alell with the
south line, rods to the place of beginning;
more fully described in a deed from FEEDER
lex Eggermer, to John Eggermier, dated May
LIST. 1866, and recorded in the Recorders Of
flee of said county in Book No. 40, page Is.
To be sold as the property of Anthony
Beckschult and Mary Beckschult, to satisfy
sal decree and execution in my hands IN
favor Of VIM. A. PeeDle and Henry G. Fox.
Said sale without rel EFF from valuation or
a2praisement laws.
VIM. H. STUDY,
Sheriff of Wayne County.
Peelle 4 Fox, Att'yA for Ppf.
February %, 1872. 5l.4w-p.kt15.o0.