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New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

The Orleans House corner Of s. Charles
ana Common streets, has become one Of tie
most popular as well as the most famous
establishments of the kind N the city
Captain Gus Richards is the proprietor. and
that IS the reason why the Orleans House is
SO popular: for lie is sure to win popular
esteem because Of his lbauitv, and bis de
termination TO do nothing by halves, but
everything well. Ii will be remembered that
Captain Richards acquired d great deal of
personal popularity last year in conse-
quence of the satisfactory manner il which
he managed the little steamer that piled
under his command through Harrcy's
canal. between the Mississippi river and
Barataria bay. Almost everybody made
his acquantanCe but new people have
come here since, and they all seek hi.u out
as a man of mark whom they have heard
Of and learned 70 admire. Go to the Or
ipan- House.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Divl1re service TO
day at II A NJ. and p. NJ, as usual. i'll
Ames Methodist Church, corner ot st.
Charles and Calliore streets, Rev. J. c.
the morning sermon. The week OF prayer
will DE observed by this church by holding
religious services each evening during the
present week. All are cordially invited.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

The Mary land Legislature, winch con
ycned Wednesday, presented ole novelty
not witnessed in That body ior years-lha
presence Of thirteen Republican m-mJcrs.
This Legislature is 10 eject a succez-or 20
United States senator Eicbers, whose terra
expires en- March t, and tho l..esac- Cet-
ernof, William PIuckncv White /. -,7-aeu
Of Is tne NOS probable choice
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

We wish that every hos could read the
following PARAGRAPH from the Albany
jo3umal: " Forty boys. now pupils in the
Free Academy, earn their own livelihood
v lille tEcy are puis lug their studirs
ryme Of them r. At fouc o'clock in 1he
morning to caIiE eWspapers Others are
elnIlpyed on afternoon uapcrs and in other
Foe#tohS ,no boys possessed OF such
spirit and capable oil such effort viii make
thr-r mark III lMn world" !"
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

\ piogs but unc;yilized iadgo closes a
sentence with the following touching re-
proach; prisoner at the bar nature has
endowed you with a good education, and
respectable .am:ly connections, instead of
which you so prowliug round the country
stealing dUcks.1
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

Assessments Nos. 81, s., So AND sl-See
special notice column, death of 7, Liveau-
dais, David Rosenberg, +. L. Bernard and
Charles Kerr, payable at the office Of the
Mutual Aid and Benevolent Lie Insurance
Association Of Louisiana, No l5O Caron-
delet street. Amount paid, 5000.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
The Washington Hutri0s says :

Prominent gentlemen here are in receipt
OF communications asking them to meet III
convention III Cincinnati in the latter part
of January, 1872. to take measures to Sc
cure such an amendmcnt to the constitu-
ton as viii vindicate our character az a
Christian nation. Judge Strong, of the
United States supreme Court, is most
prominently connected with the moyemer.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

The CRESCENT GEAYs,-T9Inorrow even
ing, the eighth of January, grand fancy
dress and military ball will be given by the
Crescent Grays, company c, First Regiment
Infantry. Louisiana Legion, at Odd Fellows
Hall, This viii DO a brilliant altar,
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
In London shop window was recent

In q London shop window was recently
seen a manuscript volume, handsomely
bound in gill, anl written with the greatest
care and neatncss. II contained 400 pages
of three columns each. Yet the infolma-
ton and instruction which it could afford
was chiefly upon he title page, which read
thus: "Thilty-tisro" Thousand. Five iiun.
drel and Thirty-fve Ways Of Spelling the
" nrA Scissor
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

GEMS AND JEwELs.-The Car ter faction
living in. the Gem SALOON, have imbibed
so much liquor that each las the i"Hc.
known as & carbuncle on lis aosa
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
rROyER & BAI& ER'S

CELEBRATED SEWING MACHINE
Defeated the eight leading SHUTTLE STITCH Ma
CHIMES at tie fifth grand State Fair Of Lou
islan1.
Received the Only GOLD MEDAL at the third al
nlla State Fair of Mississippi.
Has received more FIRST PREMIUMS for best ma
chimes and machine stitching than all the com
petition combined, in Mississippi, Alabama, Lou
isiana and Texas and has the people verdict
in the above States, the sales beng greater
than that of any other machine. 1t l. tie ac
knowleiged South favorite.
General Southern office 1872 Canal street Ntw or
ie,ns Ge22 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

The thermometer at Louis Egigerios,
No. 50 CAartres street, yesterday stood as
follows: Al s A. NJ, IS; at 2 P n, 60; at
c =. M, so. Rain ] 2-l0 of an inch. Lowest
point during the night Of January 5, it.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
BY TEL E GR A ? II

s 7 / Z l. E u Il A I II .
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
CASEY AND TEE WILDERNESS
SHARP DISPATCH FROM WASHING TON
PRESIDENT AT PHILADELPHIA
His Interest in Louisiana
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
THE GENERAL ORDER MONOPOLY
TESTIMONY OF STEWART
JAMES FISK, JR., FATALLY SHOT
WHO THE ASSASSIN WAS
Josephine Mansfeld's Lover
THUNDER AND HAIL STORM
PRINTS MEMORIAL FUNERAL
THE NJ y. HALE SUNK
Cargo Badly Damaged
PROPOSITIONS Fer THE NEW LOAN
HEALTH OF MRS. FAIR GOOD
PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAINS BLOCKED
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

VARIETIES EXCHANGE--CoRSER or or
.nsurhine ard CustomhOuse streets NJ, IN tn'
,ar n.it of the Varieties Theatre. me uhc
dcrsgnoi respectfully informs 50. the a PUBIC baFs o
New Orleans and vicinity that t tntt wines
,ppd E,ionors aud excellent Free Hot Lunch fiom ON
aieven 10 one o'clock in the day, and nom 1, un
to twelve O'Clock at night. Every Suhday' 'i''
concerns N. KERNBERGER & co,
,c, PrOplietors
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
NefeOr0lOai Eprpr,t.

TIE signal service, United States army,
reports, for The benefit OF commerce, TIE
meteorological record, at C:tt22 !. l.. vester-
dow as +nil,vr,.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
CUGAR.CURED HAMS.

~
1000 pounds Sugar-Cured HAMS at 10 cents leE
pound.
10 600 pounds Green SHOULDERS at cents per
pound.
5000 pounds BREAKFAST BACON at 10 cents per
pound.
Also for sale 500 MCCLELLAN SADDLES a. t5
each The above prices a, great bargains.
5. B. CHURCHILL,
Ne 40 N,-azne street, between Natchez and
GraIler under 81. James E0tcl. Gc2l I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
Ofiice and Yard 3O1 and 3G3 Julia Street.
Between Liberty and Franklin, opposite New Basin
PO-tOiiice Address Glass Rcx I3is.
WOOD! COAL: EOoD,

We are supplying families bakeries steamboats,
and factories with ASH OAK BAKERS PINE and
LlGHI"O GOD, OF the best quality and all kinds of
Wal, dehvercd to any part OF the city, free of
carriage.
wood sawed to stove length kept constantly on
naHI, the actual cost of saving only being added
to the price. Full measure guaranteed.
Lumber, Shingles. etavcs. Etc.
!" e are agents for several large saw mills on the
axes ana Mobile Bay, and prepared to fill bil
Tor city, plantation for shipment OF the be ST
correctly.
The best quality of cypress SHINGLES always
on hand orders sent to our office addressed 10
Us through Postotlicc Lock box 92l Will receive
prompt att entiUu.
We are determined to give satisfaction.
DANEER K TOOMER
Reterences-ThomaS P Miller K Co.. Mobile: Ba-
ker LaNler Co, Mobile; John T. Moore X Co =,
New Orleans; Sterling Price & Co., 81. Louis; A. J.
Ward 4 Co.. New Orleans: Tooner Sykes L Bil!ups
Mobile; W. G. Wilmot Co., New Orleans; VII lam
OTIS. Mobile. ia5 I'm
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
W. B. BOWMAN. Agent.

IN EASKRIP PTCY. : PETITIONS AND
L Schedules prepared strictly according 10
the Bankrupt Law, general orders of the United
States supreme Court, and rules OF the United
States District Court, by -
JOHN s. CARTER.
At the office of c. 8. Kellogg, Register in Bank
.ruptcy. ia CGstoHlhouse building dtAs j.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
EARPAVLIN ....TiRPAUL
I. Ii. ALLEN. SAMUEL BROCK.
c. H. ALLEN CO.

No. 81 New Leyee street,
Between Poydras and Lafayette streets,
Keep always on hand large assortment of TAR
PAULlNS, which they will hire TO merchants for
covering merchandise on the Levee and will pay
all damage accruing to goods when their Tarpau-
Inns and men employed to protect the same.
All orders for Shipping, Railroads. Cotton Presses
or any persons requiring Tarpaulirs. viii address
orders tn SAMUEL BROOK. which ii be promptly
attended to. las tln
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
VOLUME V--NO. 229.
AMUSEMENTS,


v7ARIETIES THEATRE.
LAWRENCE HARRkIl....- h.
FDHN II. SkLN lN............. .SlhGE MANAGks.
Engagement of the distinguished artist,
MIR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
Who will appear on
Monday Evening, January $, 1872,
And also for Matnees on
Wednc sday and Saturday,
IN his unrivaed speciality, The vagabond of
the Ka&tskilis,'
RIP VAN WINKLE.
Full of tears fail of smiles
one touch OF Nature makes the whole word kin"
MS AUGUSTA L. DARGON as GRETCHEN
and strong east.
New Scenery Properties ard Appointments.
Peers open at : P. NJ performance commences
81 80.
RUSlnts5 Mana naStr.''.'. Lorraine Rogers
Frank b. CitY.
Natlutes every "Wednesday and Saturday. la7
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

VORSE@ MULES. = THE CNDhRSi"NhD
I'll takes This method OF informing the pnblc tAilt
Tt has perf, cted arrangements with western bnN
ar. tI,at viii ena bls him TO keep stantly on III ma
the largest assortment of horses and mules 10 sun
tb csuutrv and city demand, which he can sell as
INV "a any other dealer and guarantees ali sloch
sold as represented. ,.rvc p,c.r
Stonewall Sale Stables, l2' Baronne street.
lv
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
NEW YORK,

Bank Stateu:ent-Coid il;atarsc3nertz-
January Iutcre~t-t.cEcrai Order F'Gs
H0pOly an Huirag@-'N- sfiErnny OF I. 7.
stewart James Fisk, Jr., Fatally
.hOt-SsOke-. the Lover Of ,F0Sc-
pEine Mansfield. His .sin-e't,y:Rias
KaEk U ILL s-ls cI,Gui.lg
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07
HEALTH OF MRS. FAIR GOOD

PACIFIC RAILROAD TRAINS BLOCKED
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

fCQNTISCED On ElGKru FAGB.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

PROPOSITIONS Fer THE NEW LOAN
New Orleans Republican., 1872-01-07

This was done to avoid arrest by the ofli-
GERS of the legal House Of Representatives es.
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QUA SOUTHERN TERMINUS.
From the COrx,,l,c Hcpo,te eth.


We are pleased to learn that the engineers
Of the Utah. Idaho, anI- N..rs..s.s Ss~;ssU1ti
arc progressing rapidly with the work Of
survey and hca.ion. According to last NC
coanis, Mr.. Dcianzs aud his corps ha;l
cr,ssed the Mala,, river near Mount Spring.
and were approaching Ms!al City; and
during this week they will have crossed the
Divide into Marsh Valley toward Port Neuf
Canon, which will be followed down toward
the Snake. By the time Eagle Rock is
rerch-d The patty cunning fnm the North
will have the upper division located and
junction there DE fOrine.l in the completed
survey Ut the line.
The mex, step in the great work il IL he
the grNiil. for which the company Is about
to advertise for proposals from contractors.
In the history Of railroads there is not cne
to which We can point as exhibiting the Ell.
ergy and activity displayed thus far in the
progress Of the u. l. & M--tle connecting
link Of the Two n,I..al1l,I:.l lGC,ts
If the country.
Yesterday after noon, ~ conformity Win
the terms Of the purchase, the Opera House
property was turned over To the Mayor Ut
the City, In perpetual trust for the people
Of Corinnc; and the magnificent. structure
will be Immediately renlOsicleli for school
purposes. The building h one Ut the finest
in the Territory II Utah and when the con.
iemplatcd alterations ars msde, will have
schoolronm accommodation for ~ many .
Ase hsadrsd papib.
All IL wsc,a depots are on ths lookout
fns supplies from tho factories to replace
lhciT depleted Stuck. The wagon market
hssv = gEssass lhan IN ~ the other towns
and eiljes Of Utah oanbined.
Elehs ear losds q freight arrived here
fsesl ~ 1ass ~ night, -sAlpmsst
= J1she eed 1oaianA This y : sanple
d ~ I'm ssadss ew sgsaias.
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Less oftAe Steamer 3ienvilla.

Havana, Angus. 3O-The following is
the report of Captain Maury, of the
steamship Bienvillc, which left New
York on the 10th day Of August for Aspip.
wall.
When in hi. 25:1l, long. 74:l5, at 3:45 a.
m. on the Is inst, y fire was discovered in
the cargo, and steam and water were both
turned on; but the steam pump. after few
revolutions, broke down. The Captain then
ordered the batches to he battoned down,
hoping to smother the fire, and ut the same
time the irc.ext'nguishcrs were used I've.
tween decks and the steam kept on. The
fire, however, gained rapidly, and at 6
O'Clock the Captain fearing al explosion
from the powder slowed in the hold if he
remained by the ship any longer, ordered
fix boats launched, and the passengers and
crew began to embark. At $50 Captain
Maury was obliged to leave the ship, BE-.
ing the last one on board. One Of the boats
was capsized after leaving the ship, and
from seven to ten Of its inmates, including
two women, were drowned. After sunrise
breeze sprung up, tho cnpsized boat WIS
righted, bailed out. and reached Calois
Island in safety. The other boats with the
exception of one reached Elenthera Island.
distance Of one hundred and fifty miles
from the scene IT disaster. The missing
boat has M. been heard from. but It is sup.
posed 10 have been picked up by a passing
vessel, rs IN empty h'as was seen adrift
near Elc"thers Island with lifs.prescryers
in II. One Of the 'na,s, III attempting 10
land on Elenthers Island. carsizc,l, ant, nire
persons were drowned, including three
children.
At 1870 p m. the Bcinvills exploded and
Immediately sunk.
When the fire WIS first discovered i, VA,
supposed to he in the fore held where TIL.
powder was stored, I'M, it proved TO be be.
tween the deck aud the boiler ard anon.
the cargo.
The passengers aud crew lost ali their bag
gOgc, saving nothing except the clio, hes they
lud on.
Capt. Mau:y reports that the people Of
Nassau treated the shpwrccked kindly and
m:nis,eicd !" their wants Vice Consul
Saunders ha.a ..'r-s f... .a,~-- .ssIEeH Anna
Brain, one OF the rescued, became insane
and WAS left ut Eisntllnra bct',,,se she could
not he f"u:d when the party lrf; for Mas
sau. The steamer Anna aud sclnn,nrr Dan.
by were dispatched hy the American Consul
to search for the missing lna,. Out Of 1877
persons an beard the Bcnvillr, "a nrc un.
accounted for, including the nine lust at
Elcnihe,a The sclonncr William MCGEE
took "a survivors ON the 24,h, TO Baltimore.
A subscription has been started III NASSAU
in aid of the sufferers.
Havana, August 3i-Captain Maury ar.
rived here and reports thirty four OF the
passengers anl crew of the Deinyille vet
| unaccOuniel for, though some may have
been picked up by passing vessels
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R. ". Raymond, Esq., U. 9. Commits.
ssoner Of Mining Statistics, 10 out again
making his annual tour Of The mining 70.
g'ons, and 10 now In Nevada. His Reports
from year 70 year embrace the whole min.
Ing fields Of the West with the different
modes Of operating the various ores, the
average yields per ton OF ores crushed from
the different mines, etc., ETC., which have
bsen OF incalculsblc bcnc6t 70 our whole
western country. Professor Raymond h q
gentleman Of great scientific ksswisdge
md literary attachments, asd carries psac.
t'cs with bis extensive knowledge. He ID
vocsied the passage Of . general Niuesal
Law, something similar to the one passed
list spring, several years ago, having seen
ehs necessity Of Il during his tours Of the
m'oessI regions. The Professor, although
living Ia the East, dsvo,es much Of h,s
time. outside Of thu. occupied In an odlcisl
capacity, 10 the development and growth
OF tho West. encouraging the capital Of tl.s
East to seek the great mineral channels Of
Ne Mountain. Some years ago h. es.ab.
hehed . papes Engineering ssd A1sSss
|sssss0 IN New York city, . great portion
OF which 10 devoted to tho advsuosnest Of
western Interests. The Mineral Reports Of
lS7s willbs unusual Interest, y the whole
Mineral Range, from Arizona 70 British
Columbia, hss made one grand stride In The
way OF new discoveries, applications Of
new machinery, and new end substaasial
oevssopnenss geaesally during the past
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VERMONT.

New York, September 5.-The late Yer.
mont specials put the Republican majority
at between $4,000 and 27,0oo.
Rutland, September 5.-Bennington coun.
ty elects two Republican Senators by a.,out
1000 majority. The county elected two
Democrats last election.
Burlington, September 6.-Thc Free
Press has returns from 2Ol towns casting
asout ! Of the vote Of the State, it gives
Converse 50. 146, the remaining towns will
add about $500 to Convcrse's majority
which will be in the neighl,orhaod Of q. 600.
The Senate IL unanimously Republican the
House has fewer Greeley Republicans than
there were Democrats last Legislature.
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Democratic Clesk Of 6opseme Court and
two Electors. The Icket y - follows
Tor Auditor, Albat ecAs6sr. Of st. Psal |;
Tor Clerk OF Sspssns OosEt, Jaoes n.
George; for Electors. Eugeoe Wilson,
kinneopolis Ass Barton, Rice county A.
G. Merritt, asd Judgs Thomas Wilson, Of
Winono, and II. A. Arold Thorson. The
Conventions united and held brief session.
In the evening torch light procession and
speeches BY J. r. Doolitlle and Beck Of
Kentucky.
190sasi 8sD11lieaa 0sovsaaisa
st. Louis, September 2-Thc following
ticket was nominated by the State Republi.
can Convention Gov John B. Henderson;
Lieut. Gov. J. H. etaver; secy. State r.
w. vaerdea; Auditor Dan. OConor i;
Supreme Court Judges J. p. Green. Ira E.
Lowery, Henry A. Clover Geo. H. Shields;
Atty. Gen. jeff K Chandler.
Louisville, September 5.-Anothcr tele.
gram from Chas. O'Conor wss said TO have
been received here, in which he further
reitcrates his determination not to accept
the candidacy 80 urgently pressed upon
him. Some delegates still adhere to the::b
lief that he will consent to run after he shall
have had consultation with members of the
Convention.
Topeka, Sept. 5.-The Republican State
Convention met here yesterday but did not
organize until late last evening. T. A. o..
borne WAS nominated for Governor on tho
10th ballot; G. A. Staver. Lieut. Governor
W. H. Smallwood, Secretary Of State; Judge
Dingman. Chief Justice Webb Miller,
Auditor J. H. Hays, Treasurer; A. L. Will
liams, Attorney General,
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FRANCE,

Paris, September "A second installment
of the SOC, 0oo. 900 francs indemnify has al.
ready been effected by Franco.
The Councils General Of the departments,
with few exceptions, have closed their scs.
sions. The Chairman Of the Council of
Avignou In his closing address urges
broader and more liberal application Of the
democratic idea in the administration of
affairs. He expressed hope that the French
Republic would become worthy of her sis.
ter. the United States.
Perc Hyacinthe has written long letter
to lie Temps, 10 which he announces and de-.
tends bis approaching marriage
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the sCNUTTLER WAGONS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT.
In order to correct the false reports that have been
freely circulated by parties interested In inny nv
business. that all ny stock Of Wagon Material WA.
destroyed BY lire. October 9Th, ISL invite nj, those
VINO may have an opportunity 10 call md examine nv
stock ut The following places. viz:
warehouse, 81 and ~ south linton Street
Lumber Yard. cor. Monroe and Clinton Strr,i.
Lumber la,t =? to 10 South Clinton Street
Lumber Yard, 40 to 1876 West Adams street,
All outside the burnt district whcr, | stlll nav,
thoroughly seasoned stock Of lumher for
$4,000 Wagons yet On Hand.
and am daily adding to my already large stock OF
material. which will warrant me In saying that have
II stock u WagOn Lumber superior to any and nj
manufacturers In the Northwcsi "
For further Information address
p. SCHCTrLER
Is Monroe st., Chicago, III.
Or GEO. A LOWE.
COrinnc. Utah.
l"i'3'n ISAAC ADAMS,
iielena. Montana
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EDWINrOS.

The N. =. IL II. Crossing oh the Missouri
has had several names since its birth, some
good and some bad, but it seems Edwin.on
Is the name VIC shall know 1t by hereafter.
So Gays Gen. NcC",k, who has just return
ed from that ppin, Gen. Mccnk returned
last Monday week. He says that the
country around Eiwint0n has All inviting
app arance; the grass is green and not
dried upas reported. The main street in
Edwinion has some thirty buildings. stores
dwellings ETC., The town gives promise Ut
\ Yapid grOwth.- YaMks0S and Dakoii0A.
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A short time since . young m arrived
in town from the Atlantic States. He had
evidently heard that ''Colycr's Bible class"
xas on the war path, and had wholesome
dread Of nsesing any of its members. He
knew that tho Apaclass were west Of the
Mississippi, and ~ WallA Walla il west Of
the Mississippi. thought there Was danger Of
Indians q every turn IL tho roads here
sbouis. The other day he concluded, At all
hazards, To make little Reconnaissance Of
the surrounding country. but as . precau'
lion against robbery, he, just before start
ing. took his silver watch from his pocket
and gave Il n friend with the request that
be should lock Il up in the safe, and that If
he was never again heard from, then 10
asnd Il 70 his friends in the east. He said
that II The Indians should eco Z fellow
carrying watch, they would b more like
II to go for him" than they Otherwise
would. Il i With plsasure that We ara able
% state that our fsisad made lhe "Trip and
returned oil safe, without losing sisglc
hair iron NJ scslp. Whss hs leasos that
ehae = ~ . hosailb Iallos wllhia lvehus.
1ssd ni1as q ~ plaes, Aswill - ~ 4
win ~ y asessSa6y = dives hinnsslf q
yalsablD % vhss nekisg ahsss tstps ihts
~ epooesy- 91D1 49, UaSa
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I'm to-day's issue will be found the very
able and appropriate remarks Of Col. J. G.
@. Thorn,sa on presenting TO the Bar Of
the ID judicial District, the Resolutions
passed ut meeting Of the Bar on the death
Of Judge David L. Irvine. Col. Thornton
was chosen BY the Bar to present the Resolu.
tons, that they might be spread upon the
records Of the Court. Judge Irvine and
Col. Thornton were long and tried friends;
they had grown up together from boyhood.
and there 10 NO one outside the immediate
family that knew him better or upon whom
th's deep afliction falls more heavily than
upon Col. Thornton.
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A wonderful cave has Just been discOv
cred In Kansas, which hes lake 1T pure,
clear wntcs extending almost from the
entrance ii enhcass direction, y far -
the vision II the disc,vsrrr cnull reach. lie
threw stones - fer ~ p,,ssi,,le, and cs'uh
hesr no,hins hat The aplashins sDund that
water sivss echoed hack 10 him. The height
% IL roof aboys water !. seven ~ eight
Anef
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The Future Great City OF Montana will
3 built eventually on the banks OF the
Je6eTson, 1t some point between the can.
yon and the three fOrks.-NoneasiaS
Everybody 70 their own notion, Of
course; but We think the "Future Great
City OF Montana" will be located on
the Deer Lodge River, on that beautiful
and extensive tract Of land lying between
the mouths of PeteTson and Cottonwood
Greeks, about 10 miles 8. by. e. from
YamhtlI, on site long since designated BY
Nature and agreed 10 by the far.seeing eye
OF man. Don't fool away your money on
ny Imaginary town property, Harry, but
secure the real while there's yet chance.