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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-29

The peculiar passion ii the negro
for making 4 jubilee Of funerals and
their attendant sOIemnities Is some
times lnalcrOuSIyFet forth. A friend
was taking stroll d few evenings ago,
aud walking slowly along, observed a
IIaalalId q wOmanin earnest conver-
satinne just as my friend neared
them The man questioned his compan-
ion thus; as yOu gwine 10 ses up
via de corpse to-nightsr "No.h
..Wllat IN de world Is de reason you
ain't gwiDe 70 set up wild de corpse? ~
ssEYhy, y0si zee, NY hushan' won't
lem nle. .'YOur husban'i Well. /
never did see such 4 hnsban' rs You Is
g0t !-dOnst want to low you do pleas
Sse III llfa
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-11-29

Coal coming dOwn--by the canal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
A l. Z X A n DR. | A

TIE SMITH MURDER CAsR-The case Of
Newton Smith, charged with the murder OF an
infant, took up the whole day in the Corporation
court yesterday. The case was elaborately and
ably argued on behalf of the prisoner by Col. c.
l.. Stuart and G. w. Wattles and closed by
Capt. ID. l.. SmoOt for the commonwealth and
the jury, after having been instructed by the
court, were sent to their room, and after being
absent for near an hour, returned the following
verdict" We, the jury, find the prisoner gail
ty OF murder in the second degree, and fix hiS
term OF imprisonment in the pententiary to be
ten years" The prisoner then moved for a new
trial, which motion will be argued before the
end of this term OF the court.
PROPOSED IMPROVEMEST-Mess RiSheiU
* Heoge, the energetic and enterprising pro.
prietCrs OF the Virginia sash factory, have lust
purchased from the German Cooperative build
ing association, two lots on Washington street
ADJOINING the Jewish Synagogue, and will at
once commence to erect thereon two handsome
three storied brick dwelling houses. Mr. T. f
Prlce has prepared the plans, and judging from
them, the proposed buildings will prove de-
cded ornament to that part OF the city III which
they are TO be built
OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRE-
TENsEs.-An unknown woman was i'm Washing
Ton, yesterday, representing to the Hebrew mer-
chants there that the synagogue in this city had
been burned down the night before, and solicit
ing and receiving contributions for rebuilding it,
EMANCIPATION ANNIVERSARY CRLERRA-
TIoN.-Jefferson Circle OF the Brotherhood of
the Union, and Martha W ashington Home Com
municn, female branch of the order of this
city, will attend the anniversary celebration in
Washington next Monday night.-GaseLe, last
eJcnin0,
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G + D r G. E II O w n.


CANAL.-The lower lock on the canal entering
into the basin was completed yesterday about II
O'Clock, m, when large number of boats were
awaiting permission to enter. Three boats
passed through, when the whole foundation OF
the Green street bridge commenced giving way,
and tie fourth boat, loaded with brick
was sunk. The cause Is attributed n
letting the wafer in too soon or the freshly
laid cement. President Clark has been teIe,
graphed for, and will arrive here this evening.
Arrived, barge Mary Cafferty, from Philadel-
phia, al d % canal boats from Cumberland with
? 4O tons of coal to Consolidation Coal Comma
ny; and departed from their wharf. barge Mary
Cafferty, 200 tons coal, TO PHILADELPHIA and
schooner Sarah &. Smith, AL tons, TO Boston
The Boz den Mining Company received I,I01
tons coal and shipped 100 tons during the week
ending to day.
SALE OF HEAL EsTATR-Thomas Bowling.
auctioneer, sold last evening twO-stOry fran
dwelling on Valley street to ). e. Mcdowell for
S2.I75.
The LAST ENTRY at the custom- house
Georgetown, is barge 4" Black HorI,p with very
large letters on her stern.
FISH PROM THE FALLs.-A number of boats
from the fishing landings above Georgetown
have arrived at our fish wharves, laden with a
few shad, number of herring and a large
quantity OF large white perch. So sportsmen
can now enjoy angling.
Mr.. AsBURY ELIASoN, an old citizen Of
Georgetown, is very ill, his friends will regret to
learn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
THE COIRTS.

The $1,000 SUIT AGAINST THE BALTIMORE
AND oBIo RAILROAD CONPASE.-To-dsy, IN
the Circuit Court. Judge Macarthur, the case
OF the State OF Maryland. use OF Starkweather,
against the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. was resumed, and the testimony having
been concluded yesterday, the counsel offered
several prayers. which were acted on by the
court. The case is being argued this afternoon.
Police CoURT, Judge Speli.- To- Dcy's Pro-
cee0iEqs YESTERDAY, a mounted officer Nc
Dermott was riding down 9Th street, near Bound
sTy, he observed a crowd gathered at the corner
CT 5 street. and on approaching the SPOT saw
Michael S1eery and a Uoiored man. named
George Copeland, IN active hostlllties, each with
tail-boSrd OF his cart. which they were plying
vigorously over each others heads From the
profusiOn OF blood running they must have been
engaged for some time. Sometimes they we're
ore side OF the street aud then on the other.
McD,rmOtt constituted himself arbitrator and
took III. Ia both 10 the secord precinct station.
whep they lett collateral Sweeney forfeited
his Collateral and Copeland appeared in court
this morning and pleaded rot guilty TO the
charge OF creating an ARRAY. The Judge. after
hearing the particulars, fined him * and costs
l. l.: SageTd0lph forfeited 500 collateral for tsst
driving. Daniel Shannahan was fined II Tor
driving cart on the paved fOotway. John II.
Downing, loud and bOisterous talking on the
street, was fined s.. Isaac Young was fined : 5
for irving through a funeral procession. VIVA.
Thon ls, drunk and hOisterous in a house in
Cherry alley. Georgetown. was fined s. w.
W. Buekley,charged with yagranCy; wOrkhouse.
Wm. tughes, Tor lntoNic alton and disorderiy
conduct on Bridge street, Georgetown. was
fined IS, IT twenty y in workhouse. Nehe-
nish Kaufman, ciCtaIng dealer, charged with
occHpying too much space in front OF his store
Nth his goods, after two witnesses had testified
the case was postponed. Emanuel Hamburger,
same offence; also postponed for INT asurement uf
distance to he taken.
CARRIE koNTAGUE's COMPLAINT.
carrie Montague, gOrgeeusly dressed, bright
CoIoTed woman, preferred charges of assault and
battery against Lewis Montague, her lawful
husband, a coal black man, and not half as good
l Coklng as Carrie. Carrie told long story 80
the judge, from which il appears that she has
good cause 10 he jealous of Lewis, as he has of
late divided his attentions between her and a
woman named Mollie Brooks, the latter fe-
male, rs Carrie states, having possession of
Lewis photograph and other little keepsakes;
also, that Lewis buys oranges aud candy for
Molly, and fails to provide for his Gwn lawful
wife. She took Lewis TO task tor these sins
when he caught her by the hair and swung her
about Ike cat, calling her naughty names and
otherwise maltreating her. He could offer no
defence, and the judge remarked that il he had
so much money as to be able TO keep two wives
ne could no doubt pay for the luxury of beating
them. He fined him $50, and in default sixty
days in Jail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

FINE GooDs.-My assortment of ready-made
pantaoons is very large this season, and COM
prises fine French, English and domestic fan
cies, which were made up by the best custom
hands. The prices are much lower than GUS
toner made work. GEO. G. HENNING,
No. 40 9Th street \, w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

OUR ASSORTMENT in Youth, Boys and Chi.
dren's Clothing is one of the largest in this city
embracing all the newest designs for spring ans
summer. EIsEMAN * Bro,
500 eth street. Nav Building
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

BOYS CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.
Boys Suits for SIS. Boys Suits for -.
Boys Suits for sc. Boys Suits for -.
BOYS Suits for 81. Boys Suits tor SO.
We are daily told by our customers we have
the best made, and altogether the most attractive
stock they see. Noah WALKER * Co,
3 Gil PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
CITY ITE NJ S.

SILVER PIPE, bends, branches, &C., all sizes
at Hamilton & Pearsen's, Y. NJ. g. A. Building
9th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

ONE MORE CHANCE-Sullivan will renew his
grand drawings on Saturday and Monday, the
18th and 18th. Call and try your luck. A fine
lunch will be served up each day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

TIE MOST celebrated and successful Iatrobe
Heaters and Slate Mantels in the world; Also
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Parsons, No. 4, Y. NJ. u. A. Buiid-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

NEW SPRING GOODS.
FINE WHITE GOODS LINEN GOODS, &c.
FRENCH PERCALES AND BATTISTE
MARIPOSA AND YOSEMITE STRIPEs
LINENS DAMhSk AND TOWELS,
LYONS BLACK GR0S GRAIN Silks
JAPANksE SILKS. SPRING POPLINS
GRAY SILK MIXTURES. GRENADINES
Gray and Black Striped Lyons Silks at 81 %
Mohairs, Silk and Wool Poplns, Pongees,
And other lkESS GOODS, Just received
Also,
NEW STYLES PARASOis: q spleadia stock
hogan a. WYLIE.
ap3tf lois and 1920 I'm street \ N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

The POLICE COMMISSIONERS met YESTERDAY,
and commits, Toned w. G. Raines private on the
force Applications of Richard Robinson, John
Hodgsop, and VIM. II. Edelin, for the approval
OF liquor licenses were rejected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
a. STR AUS
nar@-n

SCALL AND EXAMINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

CONTRACT AwARDED.-Sealed proposals for
furnishing the United States Senate with 100
tons OF II rnace coal were opened to-day by
Hon Jehn X. French, Sergeant Arms, and
the cont act was awarded to Messrs. T. Edw.
Clark & Co., they being the lowest bidders
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
DRY GOODS.

In NoolfI.
GRAND oPENING
WOIFGRD a SHILBERG.s
NEW DRY GOODS STORE,
SEVENTH STREET, ISLAND,
MONDAY, APBIL sru.
The public Is sctfully invited 10 call aud in
speot the
NEW GOODS
ust received for the
SPRING AND SUMNER SEASON.
Some q the latest novelties in
DRESS GOODS,
comprising SILKs. POFIINS, MOHAIRS. ell
styles DOLLY NARpENS. Black and White Al
PACAs, SPRING sbANLs.
fun lire Of al classes
WHITE DRESS GOODS,
NEWEST STYLES PARAsoLs,
a large variety =
Choice Prints and a tul assortment Domestics ana
special attention IL called 20 the
CARPET DEPARTMENT,
which oomprises some of the latest designs in
BRUSSELS ara INGRAM CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGs, g.. &c.
~REMEMBER THE A2CADENa
427 SEVENTH STREET,
arelm Between D snd &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

THE REPUBLIC SAVINGS AND BUILDING As
| ISOLATION have established an office at 729 eth
street n. W. See advertisement IN another
4 column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

FiRS COMMISSIONERS GEORGE w. SMITH Is
hear. "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

TuMBED HMBER!i
wHEATLRY BRorHERs,
C0RNER OF Urn AND Q STREETS NORTH
WEST, AND
No. % WATER STREET, GE0RGEr0wN, d. q
narL I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

WE SEE that w. L. Wall g. Co. have continued
their sale Of jewelry, diamonds, &c, for this
last chance to obtain fine jewelry at auction.
buyers will study their own interest to attend
the sale; 1t will pay them to see the emerald
one in the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

N I ICE Z.
OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MANEFACTORY.
rlIst class goods Al fair prices, fer cash. a
-iTaoG6APElNG, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
TIE public invited 90 call and cNAu.pe orr
"a stock BEN. v. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank.
and next door 20 Jay Cooke a CO .,
eels-u Washington. n n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

TIE NENBKRs of the Schiller Club were en-
.sitsined last evening At the residence eff Mr. A.
Soiomons by Mr.. A. G. Mills, who gave a
80 s,sphae account OF his visit TO Italy. Mr..
~ aI. T. n. cannon, and Misses SchIIes<e
1hu 5eHIles also contributed TO the entertai-l-
ment IN some choice musical selectiops
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN
Il FIRE INSURANCE OOMPANT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
ORGANIZED AUG UST &c, 1870
once In Shepherds Building, No. 90s4 Penu.yI- =
yania avenue. MOSES KELLY, President
Nm. b. TODD, Vice President.
SAMUEL CROSs, Secretary.
DIRECTORS.
J. b. Blake, VIM. b Todd,
Vim. Wall, Charles Juet.
Vim. g. Hetzerott, john T Lehman.
Geo. n. Gulick, Moses Kelly,
A. X. Shepherd. ocitn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

THEJ. A. BURGER arrested under the bank
rupt act is not Chas. H. Burger, jeweler No.
1884 Pennsylvania avenue N. w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

Go TO SuLLIvAN's, on 18th street, Saturday
and Monday, and draw prize.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-04-12

TATAWBA WINE,
THE BEST In THIS MARKET.
ALLOW PRICES. For sale by
PALMER GREEN,
81 Green street. Georgetown, ID. O
Agent for WM. MASSEY co.'s
APPS PHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January l2.-Boutwell to-
day sent to the House, estimates Of appropri-
ations to supply the deficiencies for the years
1871 and 1879. The aggregate amount is ST.
49,, 900. sa@ as
The Board of Civil Service Reform find no
provision for bringing applicants to Wash
ington for examination.
The Senate confirmed Patrick Sinnot as In
dian Agent at Grand Round Agency, Oregon;
Robert G.. Stewart, Receiver of Public Nom
les at Olympia, W. r.; ALI u. Shannon,
Register Of Land Office at Austin, Nevada;
T.. b. O'Deneal, Superintendent OF Indian at
fairs for Oregon, vice Meacham removed;
Frederick D. Grant to be I'd Lieutenant, vice
Pierce deeease d, in 18th cavalry.
The President received q dispatch from
Flanders, Mayor of New Orlea ms, to-day
urging the dsclaratioa Of martial law, in or
der to avert riot and bIoodshed. The Pres
dent replied that martial law would II t be
proclaimed under existing circumstallces
and no assistance would be given by Federal
authority TO persons or partisans unlawfully
resisting the constituted authorities of the
State. The reply was the result of Cabinet
consultation.
WAsHIaaroN, Jaguary I6.-Capt. Dimpful
military store-kesper Of the Quartermaster's
Department, is ordered to report before the
retiring Board at San Francisco.
The President declines to furnish troops il
accordance with the request Of Governor
Yarmouth, Lieut.. Governor rinchbeck
Speaker Brewster and their friends.
| The President nominated Jno. D. Boyer
Receiver Public Monies at W2lla Walla
Washington Territory.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
TIE REGISTRY Law.
GALLArIN Cry, january 9th

g GALLATIN CRY, January 9TH,
70 the Editor Of The 4uant Courier:
As the Registry Law is being aired little
through the columns Of your paper, will you
allow me to state my case ? had the honor
to he one of the Grand Jury called to Boze-
man, three years ago last June. l Was gone
ono week, In the busiest season OF the year
tor farmers. Fer my services and mileage
received an order on the County for forty
tive dollars. Not having use for the order at
that time. and as it was useless to others, on
account of the Registry Law, concluded to
have it registered, hoping that at some future
time it might become valuable. did not er
pect to get any money on itduring my HE.
as there were thousands of dollars ahead OF
it, on the Register. / thought Of leaving It
to my children. with Instructions thatlf 1t was
not paid during their lifetime, for them to
transmit it as Il precious legacy 70 their de-
scendanfs, and SO on from generation TO gem
Grafton till time ceases; but finally thinking
the Registry Law might be repealed at some
future time, ! thought would send It to
u ozeman to pay taxes With. It was taken at
par, but somehow they overlooked the fact
that there was more than fifteen dollars due
me rs fatSrest Oh the order. have since
made mp my mind that the Registry Law
was not intended for snch as !. Now want
ID know who it does benefit! Who has re-
ceived fhc interest due me? Did the County,
the County Commissioners or the Treasurer
get tit? Whoever got the interest was bene-
fitted by the Registry Law,
JACOB q. HOPPING.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
SOUTHERN NEWS.

NEW ORLxAss, January ia quorum
was obtained in the Senate this afternoon, by
securing the presence Of Anderson. Demo.
cratic Senator, who consented to attend on
receiving pledge from the Governor, and
the other Senator's that certain obnoxious
laws, on account Of the passage Of which all
the trouble which has originated should be
repealed. Immediately after the assembling
Of the Senate Ger ain rales were suspended
and the registration, election, constabnlary
and printing bills were all repealed. and bills
were sent TO tho House, and Immediately
passed without dissenting vote, and were
soon after signed by the Governor, and now
only lack publication to become law. The
Senators who have been absenting them
selves, will return tomorrow. Carterites DC
nounce this hasty legislation IS q trick. The
city is quiet. . 5
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
THE CAPITAL.

Mr.. Stuart,s bill, G. B. No. 53, was nnaiiy
na.sed by both Houses, and with the approves
which it will probably receive from the Toy
ernor, becomes a law. AS before men.ion.u
the bill provides for the . removal OF t1e seal
ot Government of Montana Territory 20 peei
Lodge city, NJ. IT, 1t is said Nero nuu'eu
while Rome burned. and though We 90 hot
intend TO initiate his illustrious example "
over the tprojiestaa atv rGibapps!s 2. sne le1-s
government" which has since the winter 81
'e4 dignitiedly reposed, without the aid o.
buckskin patch, on our " admantine Hills
we cannot, however, help mentioning, mere
ly ss A matter of news, the manner in which
tbi. troublesome little g Bill y found his way
through the intricate meshes laid for him IN
the lower House. 1t was the intention TO
auash William No 50, when he put in ms ap-
pearance for final passage, but the Capltal
little fellow, who had so culiningly engineer
ed his way in and out OF the clutches OF the
Council members, had powerful coadJutor
in the next ordeal. and his enemies had reck-
oned without their host. On his introducsloh,
he was roughly handled by opponents and as
enthusiastically received ana packeu W ~
adherents. The latter seeing that William
whose sir name was Capital. would undoubt
e,ily be floored unless the astuteness OF tneil
commander could relieve him out OF this laeh
of two-thirds vote to suspend the rules
grew melancholy and respondent. But 10
the question is solvcd--the difficulty In MI
passage has been removed, and the friends 0
Capital Bill rejoice. The mighty Scion VINO
weildeth tAe gamat, hath declared that the
question whether Is was two-thirds OF y
should be left to the decision of a MAJoRIT,
or the contestants. The rules are suspended
by only majority and the vote is taken, an
che tliI is declared passed. Who will not sa
henceforth and forever that the Hon. Speake
has proven himself Parliamentarian OF tn
first waters Let it be recorded. -Montanaaa
1874 ntt. so
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
FOREIGNlNEWs.

PANS, January 1.-THE hostility to the
imposition Of tax On railway material =
spreading throughout the country, and depu-.
tations are daily arriving 1t Versailles TO pro-
test against the measure.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the French
authorities to prevent the assassination OF
German soldiers in the occupied de partments,
these outrages still continue Another case
has lust been reported, the victim being 9
prussiah soldier belonging 70 the garrison at
Luneyille in the department Of the Neurth
The Geeman military commander has de-
manded the surrender Of the assassin, and the
French authorities are searching for him.
& French ladies residing in various European
capitals have opened Razsars for the purpose
III collecting money 10 assist IN paying 81 the
German war indennitv. sEz 81
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18

The extent to which labor-saving machines
have been introduced into agriculture, say
the Chicago Tribune, we saw illustrated
day or two ago in Wisconsin. 4 farmer was
seated in reaper, with gloves on MS .hanas
with an umbrella over him and, with As mucn
comfort as if driving buggy, he was cutting
oats, the reaper throwing them into regular
and convenient sheaves foa bindin ana STACK
ing. We remember the time when twenty
years ago. we cut oats without gloves, and
let the grain lay where it fell from me scy'ns'
Y ct here was man with pair OF horses, IN
comparative comfort, doing more in one Gay
than twenty-five men could have done py
hand twenty-five years ogo.
The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-18
TERRITORIAL NEWS.

A Bannack correspondent of the Herald
saws: Merchants. miners, ranchmen, ana all
kinds of laborers, have been prosperous tne
mast year. The probable production OF the
precious metals is about $32O, 900; and there
is not less than 10000 head of stock in the
county. ..s. w
Gov. Potts vetoed the bill to prevent bulls
from running at large.
The Supreme Court adjourned on Saturday.
The Council confirmed the nomination OF
r. o. Hickman for Territorial Treasurer, and
rejected that of Sol Star for Auditor.
The event in Helena the past week was the
marriage of Capt. Nat. Pope, 81 New Mexico,
to Miss May Chumasero, daughter OF Judge
Chumasero.
The Helena Reduction Works, after silence
OF several weeks, are again in full blast.
John o'Neil, of St. Louis Gulch, in going
to Silver City. a distance OF three miles, on
the 18th, lost his way and was frozen 70 death.
A Chinan,an was fatally stabbed in Helena
on the 18th.
On the evening OF the 12th the names OF
John Donnegan and Nick Carey, OF Madison,
Robert Fisher, of Jefferson, and John Nc.
Getrick and Andy O'Connell, Of Lewis q
Clarke, were sent 20 the Council for Auditor,
successfully; all Of whom were rejected.
The Ii onination of cornelius Hedges for Supt.
of Public Instruction was also rejected
"A s.Retired Lawyer has written an able
review Of Judge Wade's recent decision IN
regard to water rights, which has occupied
several columns of the daily Gazette during
the past week.
From the New Northwest Of the 18th we
extract: John O'Connor fiend IN human
shape. living at Henderson Gulch, severely
beat his wife on the let, fracturing an arm,
cutting the tendons Of her leg, giving ner 2
scalp wound and several other bruises.
The mines at Phillipsburg are doing we'll
Some anxiety is felt as to the safety g Mr..
Thomas Mishot, OF this place. He left home
some six weeks ago to bring up some Of his
stock from the Gallatin, and netting definite
is known OF his Whereabouts since. His fana-
ily. aud friends still think he il unframed, -
he was careful man and had along good
companion. We sincerely trust he win
come back al right.
The Mill Creek, Madison County quartz
Is again attracting attention. The Fry iooe
has been opened 10 the depth q - feet, and
shows wen defined gold bearing quartz
ledge from seven to eleIen feet thick,