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Washington, Nov. 2G.-Thc rough dtaf,
Of the Presidents annual message. though,
not quite finished, was read 10 the Cabinet
to-day. oil the members being present l,
will perhaps be one fifth longer than las,
years message. In response 70 Q question
asked by the writer Of this dispatch. tho
President remarked that he had NO objection
in saying that the message would not show
change in policy on his part, a. his en-.
deav0r was row, - II had been in the past.
to perform his entire duty 70 the extent Of
his ability in such \ manner Is would best
serve the country He was not certain that
he woull recommend to Congress the cx>
tension Of amnesty to zoo or ZOO persons
excluded Ivy recent legislation, hut II he did
1t would lie with the proposed condition
that the bencficiaries were merely to take IN
oath to support the Constitution of th.
United States. Congress, however, hat
ample authority in the premises and could
act in regard to the matter without rc,,c.
tition Of his views upon the subject con
tanned In his former annual message. He
saw no more necessity, - had been asserted.
for making declaration OF more friendly
policy towards the South than for such Z
declaration towards the North, " be sought
as President under the obligation OF his
oath tn execute the duties Of his position
without favor or partially In accordance
with law. lie would in his message endorse
such recommendations OF Legislation as may
be presented by the lseads Of the severn!
departments, and which experience had
shown 10 he necessary. 'I. .1Ha.Es
He would recommend 10 Congress that
action he taken in regard to the award made
by the Geneva Arbitra>ors. The puuey will
he paid by Great Britain to the Department
of State aud deposited In tho treasury, and
of course cannot be drawn thcrcfrom except
In accordance with law and for the purposes
specified, Iu the course Of = conversation
on the subject of civil service reform. the
President said that while competitive cx
were desirable. he did not think
1t right that Office should be given to enc.
mics Of The administration to the exclusion
Of friends.
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sauen evGRv SATURDAY

-Clitus Barbour, Esq was defeated in
tho contest for the District Attorncyship
In Boise.
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-Iowa has less waste land than any State
in the Union, except Ncbraska.-G. JosepA
Standard.
Isn't there little tincturc Of irony in ttat
exception?
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of the U. r. Il E diverted Il to Corinoe
and tho commercial sesetss Of Helena w
broken. Now. Ne NSssAes Pacific 10 Cd
pleted to the Missouri. aAe Company -
slready chartsgsd ste11sn 10 connect =
Bestpn-may pnssibly freight to the Fs1h,
or further, II Il can secure N appropriation
to clear the river. Helena will be immense.
~ benefited thereby. Where will bc lis ad
vantage in establishing . railroad with an
END of the Track, " for years remote from
Helena, and bringing never pound Of
! freight there except that consigned to its
own merchants:
Seventh: If this enterprise Is such good
thing; II It will pay 50 largely; If million
of dollars 10 sufficient to procure it; If euch
an overwhelming number of the capitalists
and ''cnterprisirg." ''public spirited" men
of Montana, Is the Herald, Gazette and Non.
sania" say are willing and eager to assist it,
why do they not take the amount by sub.
scription, as it was maguiloquen,ly announ.
ccd they were going to do: or, II it is bad
investment for individuals and could not
command their support and confidence, why
saddle the dead corpse Of rejected and con.
demncd enterprise upon an unwilling peo-
pie, by al extraordinary session. involving
extraordinary expenditures even 10 reject
II? ~
We have but briefly cited few Of the
many points that bear heavily against this
proposed scheme. We oppose generally,
local subsidies to Railroads. but against
this one in particular, 50 many and potent
objections present themselves that the argus
mcnt sacrcc extends to discussion of the gen. |
cral principle involved. The schemc started
with three or four gentlemen of Helena, and |
supported by the eloquent tongue and per.
sonal energy of COL w. +. Sanders, and
the press OF that city. swept into it, support
scores Of men, who realized that ''somcthing
ought I" he tlons," and witl,out ever consid.
cring whether tic scheme was wise or q
lid one. joined voice with the sulDsdists,
and helped to cry down any and all who
Jared to oppose it,. We are not intimida.
ted by this, although friends may ALLEVIATE and
patrons decrease. We can hear the burden
% day hat will multiply in blessings here
after when the subsidists have recovered
rom their haliuc:nation, and with sober,
second thought, take II practical view Of
what is involved in the wild scheme they
ave favored, and against which thousands
It Montanians have earnestly protested 10 the,
Executive. We counsel all 10 again look ut
l'c question in all lis bearings. and if they
'avc not already done SO, demonstrate with
he Executive Of Montana against converting
session under the present circums,sn
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Territorial.
Nontai,ian. Nov, n.

Drown rats for pets. Harry has bccOln
such an adept ut selling" that We rs,he
suspect the rats" aforesaid have co,to,
appetites and hairy aspirations.)
The kostanian speaks very highly .
Judge Servis +"
''Coasting" on the streets resulted in &c
rious injuries to little girl-Cappic John
son-yestertlay, and the enforcement Of III,
ordinance prohibiting It Is asked for.
Geo. Hurst, cold Chloride'O has brougb
in another lot of beautiful specimens fun
the Enselman lode at Havana. The rock !.
fairly plated with native silver, and Is III,
handsomest We have seen. The 400 lbs
Of ore taken over 10 Browns Gulch and nov
being worked by the Turner process, vii
from present indication produce abont one
hundred and twenty. five ounces Ut pure
bulliop. 'j. .. g.. am.1 /.
The Church soclablcs arc well attended
asd highly appreciated. f.. @
tad Pioneer. nd. e -ni
sa ]. Il. Marian, Sheriff elect, fled In the
Office Of the County Clerk. on the ed inst.
bis bond in the sum of t9O, O00!,
q Mrs. Cave. of Forest. will reside in Mis-.
sOula this winter. ... .s.-
Cornelius Hedges. Esq.,, publishes IN the
Pioneer IN interesting paper on the Common
School System. at 1 rplr'
The editor 10 In Helena and locals scarce.
..''"" Herald. o. WI
1sj. MaGinnis arrived home last evening
from an extended tour through the States
sssl . visit to his friends and Kindred In
Nloneso'a He will, II N supposed. immc.
distely assume editorial charge Of the Ga.
ssttsY aud conduct the paper until cnil.si+ u
oeespy his soas In Congress "A Delegate from
this Territory. trmt
Kirkeadall & Evans mule train LETT Cor
rims far Helene on the 18Th inst. hsic'l
with s00sO0 pounds Of merchandise. l.a
Hu5. 7ti3es sGasstte, q. e"ti Is"
, A. . meeting II the ladies Of the congre.
gation Of the Frat Presbyterian Church Of
Helena. held ys,terlay. il was resolved ~
lpld = Bazaar ON Monday and Tuesday
ayeping, Dscenher Esd and Path, in Helena.
~ aid Of the Building Committee IT sLat
Church. +t.a .....trr \, f,,,t,
Apricot 10 on foot 10 build Z wagon r,r.il
Up Ten Mils;and make the, rich mip-s Of
hat locality accsssable for teams. Il, ,Ag
Iat .l..4smy 0aassts, nh. N ts,al iEads
On ThSssday cveneng next lhe eloquent
iivine, Dr., Voolfolk, will treae Our ci,isens
. lecture a the Court House, ticking for
III subject THE Origin Of Civilisa,ion.,; "
A dispatch dated Virgins, Nov. s4sh.
ays man nsmed Obey, from Wisconsin
3ulch. fruxs 70 death last Saturday night
~ A 1n'".'" 0tq " lSaga trt,q ID t.aina /
.l6a a8 ii Asass Csssisr. slss. ,fiilss4 lt3 d
The Astropoliaas Hossl has; been sala<gsd
md The, eniizN essahllshmsas 10 now ssady
IA Ge.s. e. ,.I ~. a. , .isir ~
=. ssf4s a!. 1.Hernit of Dwight , qSyl
looeena1 49, as'efn min POT 70 y es'dqas
!. E''''!y'1 saul sIim1.q <9disau 81 II
il apew 1Riia - Bassman .pelprgataevl IN
rs4pl o.iAa aestea adqp 1pe, O, 1
NatFE AstAll, ..sthe Rsa1iassk 1t Gal
Nh sH1lsgy. = @siss ~ ooo Tlpt aiait..s !
hsjSrf inas ~ smpsoyes u wUtieestes.
r oo1(ietaKt eacs 0f Sh6se deioebe1AS !
-. $500 -, ~
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Dsstz.esivs Yire, IN leev Y.r,..

Dssa.esivs Fires IN New Yssk
New York, Nov :s.-La,e las. night,
Browns Soap Works in I'd Avenue with
adjoining buildings were damsged by fire.
Loss ss5,oos: .....nur.
At about ~ O'Clock this> morning the
buildings in the rear Of ia, ZIG, 718. 20,
and ~ Broadway. took fire and burned.
The buildings in front-Lina Edwiu's The.
atre, tue Arion Music Hail., and the exten.
sions Of Nos. IN Il 7l4--caught fire. and
were soon destroyed. Col. Aston Browns
Dramatic Agency and Book and Furniture
store on Broadway alss burned. The whole
was in ruins in less than IN hour. The
Arion Hall is ~ infamous den, the inmates
were rescued by firemen, and It il probable
tue fire originated there. 4 The Lima Edwin
Theatre was occupied hy Kelly l. Leon's
Ministries. Col. Br'wn's k,ss is 11O,OOO
Total loss, 100000. r9s< a,.1,. aa.f
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"S sVNecs ~ uSuuubcu. We uatC u0u
little controversy with 1t IN the question
- u whether the editor of the NEW NORTH.
WEST condemned in private letter and con.
VIBRATIONS some Of those things In the Unit.
cd States and Territorial administrations
which he did not condemn in type It cites
~ our condemnation of Governor Potts. n
letter We may have written to citizen of
Aissoula expressing an unfavorablc opinion
OF the appointment Of gentleman not q
resident Of Montana, rs agent at Jocko.
The Governor Of Montana had nothing to
do with 1t, AMI the Pioneer Is stupid for
making such blundcr. It subsequently,
withdrsws the charge It then asks us to
disprovc its charge ~ relates to the Govern.
ment administration, by rcpublishing fro IN
our files. We beg TO be excused. The
burden Of proof lies with the accuscr. But
II the editor Of the Pioneer will call at this
oihcc and VIC do not convince him from our
h'cs that he Is wrong on this point as he
was on the other, We will give it up and
make public confession, provided he will
d" the same IL convinced of his mistake
The Aontanian struggles frightfully to
make Its readers believe that 1t is money in
their pockets to bankrupt the Territory. 1t
denies that $4,000, 900 has been asked de-
mics tho bonds were proposed to run 30
years; denies the interest was to be in gold:
denies everything, and then says I'VE are, |
"snd have been from the first agitation of
the subject, bitterly opposed to subsidy
'of *,WOOOO." You have kept your ''bit.
tcrncss' In sweetest subsection. For the
evidence such subsidy sas proposed, VIC re-
fcr to the Helena Herald with which the
Xonsanian Is now on mutual admiration
terms, and Of whose contents II Il doubtless
well advised. The key to al this is tia.
Madison county Is strongly opposed to The
Wild propositions OF the Herald. and the
Nonsanian, which wants q session of the
Legislature, Il tOning the "grab'' down to
make II pslstsblc, H. the Madisonians,
Eve" Col. Sandcrs and the other speakers
NJ tho Virginia rsilroad meeting talked slou.
. million or u mil!ioa and half. vixen be
only thought In Helena that three millions
might secure marrow gauge. We coun.
th's hacking down from the six and four
millions TO one aud half - part Of tue
Victory Tor tho people against the RIM.
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Dry Goods Clothing. etc.
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pushing ~ Ipoad with unparalleled ivigor,
and popping ~ limo with ,housaads of In.
dustrious !toilsrAo They leave sAs old ooun.
Try and old 0samuniiics to, tcoms where
lasds fsrfsstilc, l'free Or cheap. and sare.
Ge1k yTAinkyqa. thas iusnie lssis cani,,c
indcei 70 ssellc % lands morteAgel 70 ono
ftnsiguficAnt railroad for moro ehaA .thsr Arr
wosth, send where lsxes are 1, 8. nr d Dor
peat whom they can ol,ls,n othess chat ase
,eQna)U gootl ssd fires, fsva theae ri.csn.
brances! You know they can ~ racou,
Fifth: viii this-rosd open q make. for
breadssuhs o. enstlsS, They are cheaper 10
Utah than here, end already our farmers
leoaplais. "velll ilndaigranis follow over the
Usion RsutAe I. 100 milcs,s and then turn
NORTH 90 saiIss 10 hans . heavily taxed b.
ce1sye Gan 0t5s b shipped over thagto
- casap y rail, Win chanse Of 'Ksaiisg. :,
'sasy could ~ ~ riil, tivis aaad Vaeaaaei. "
~ river, n. HaR. n ahsd' - Ixkss, VIA
'sss ~ miles isid ssassp otsissoa : e Il GS,.
Ter 70 kssa AA1saAa' esasa,ppsrssiyIly He
'fGsasdsss M tassg sssn ~ NostSt.p
Raci1cts bsilt 1iSi6as . NsassT I'll 81
ee1o iassass' is'lhs sG1A' tee y ioad' t}itSali
- oet eaies SBoasL, kgdbf Sul1k $50 Il
Nane lnlllofl q 310nlsnas .lnikS 49,
e1llvss Aeae1ooie $50 toa91H. "a
eu4 1eans~&lkA 11U6on3i 4 l1niaf aa1P
a1getn6 $500 H1red1a ! v(ls
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THE ALDINE FOR JANUARY.-Th
superb enterprise - being steadily
and surely carried forward. In the
January number We have no less than
three large designs from Thomas Mo-
ran. whose large picture of the Yellow
Stone Valley was purchased BY Com
gress for $1,000 Probably Mr.. Mo-
ran ts the ssrongest man In his line In
America. and the exhibition Of designs
from his pencil was the best card
The A,diae could possibly have played
Mr.. Moran's pictures illustrate IN ar-
ticle on "The Pictured Rocks Of LAX .
Superior" and while they ass al Ok
ts-su~ty gossd, ths STORES scsIss ffuii
pagel will take the palm $50 powerful
aud successful delineation Of Nature
in its aternest mood. Peter Moran. .
younger brother E. Moran, tho great
marine painter, 10 An elder. gives Us
q sketch. which he entities "The Crit
ics.u An artist, seen In the distance,
sketching. has left . partly anisl,sd
picture on his easel, by the margin Of
y Piece Of woods--two doDkeys. . calf,
aud sheep come to inspect. The
drawing Of the animals 10 simply per-
tect and would make ilorse laugh, IL
say nothing Of good-natured donkeys!
Literature aud Music receive due NJ
tention, ~ does also Art. the latter
department being mainly devoted to .
memoir Of Rogers. the sculptor. Tie
subscription price Is $500 per anuu,n
which includes the pair Of oil chromos
that are making such stir. The putt
fishers are James sutton d Co, 50
Maiden lame, New York.
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FROM WEST BRANCH.

fit keeps on getting colder, I think
may be IL might DO . good idea 70 etn-
igrate to Greenland TO get where II II
warmer-2O degrees below zero this
morning. Pa-sabIy good eighing.
Oac Of nur old and honoTed citizens.
Phineas Cowgirl. died last rhunday
morning. Funeral yesterday.
The horticultural Society met here
last week 1t WAS we'll attended, aud
our fruit growers got many good ideas.
business Is rather duh generally.
Money 80 hard 10 get that not many
of Us get any Of 1t. However, now
that the horses srs getting better, we
hope times will get easier.
Patrick Hnuriyan. that was arrested
here n few lays since for stealing and
taken to Upton, 10, We understand, re-
leased on bail. He was allowed to
to come back here again. get his trunk
with part Of the stolen property aud
leave. Why was not this properly t..
ken care Of?
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School ExHIBIrIoS.-It is plea
sure to be able to announce that the
entertainment given by the scholars
Of our public schools, last Thursday
and Friday evenings, was successful
in every respect. All interested
worked hard for success-deserved
it. and, as is not always the case, they
attained it. A review Of the exerci-
ses would not be interesting, as,
Judging from appearances. everybody
was there to see for himself; aud 80
we will not attempt the particular
mention SO well deserved.
The total receipts Of the exhibition
reached $ll0, Of which about $50 was
net being sufficient to pay all back
on the organ and leave something
toward future internal improvements.
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SABBATH SCHOOL CcNcERT-We
repeat the announcement made last
week, that Sunday School Concert
win be given next Sabbath evening
1T the Congregational church. The
exercises will consist Of brief review
of the lessons of the past quarter, the
subject Of which has been the Baby
lonish captivity, enivened by rem
dering Of appropriate portions of Geo.
F. Roots celebrated sacred Cantata
entitled .Daniel,' or "The Captivity
and the Restoration" The musical
part Of the entertainment will be fur
nished bv the choir Of the Congrega-
tional church, kindly assisted by a
number Of singers from other choirs.
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ORDINANCE NO. 70.

AN ORDINANCE IN relation to
Draymen, Carmen. Hack men, DC.
Be Il ordained on TIE Mayor and
I0wM Cbuacit Of the 1OsCn of Upton,
SEC. ] No person sbAll within the
limits OF the Town Of Upton be- per-
mittsd to perform the duties which
ordinarily belong TO public drayman,
carman, teNmster. wagner, cahman,
hack man, or cOachman In the carriage
Of gOslds, wares and merchAn disc, bag.
gage or other property or passengers,
for profit or gain, without first having
obtained license from the Mayor Of
the TOwU, for which he shall pay
yearly to the Town Treasurer the sum
Of ten dollars,
SEC. 2. Before any such dray1Dan,
cArmsn, teamster, wagner. ca6man,
hack mau, or coachmsn shall receive
ouch license, he shsii give bbnd In
the sum Of two hundred dGllars with
security 10 the Town Of Tipton for the
use Of whom IL may concern co. be mp.
pointed by the Mayer CONDITIONED
that such drayman, carMan, teAmster,
wa9OneF, cabsn6sl, hack Wsu, or csssch-
maL shsll perform MI the duties ~.
longing 20 said respecti " ofISces,s tHat'
he will promptly snd safeiy deliver all
passsngeSx NJ their place Of das1 natiOp
within eald city and MI pfSpe nv leH
with hiiUt0 the perssn Or 'psrso0s Or
whom Ii IL marked or designated In .
reasonable time after it, delivery. and
that he vill Slide by nnd perform Ill
the ordina noes. which thu Town O0un.
Gil may hereafter adopt for his govern
ment and direction.
SIC. 8. The said drayman, car,pan,
fseinster, WAGNER, cabman, back maj. !,
NJ. Cnachman when hts license II seb.
tsissed sissii be showed the foiioa fhg
charges to-wit: -
For carrying one passenger any dis
lance within said town, twenty-five
cents. ~. kiF4fSAAa IN
For drayage loading and unloading
81 any load Of goods, wares, merchan-
disc. lumber, PASSENGER, baggage, or
srtlc,es Of pe ssGlsal pr.esrtS exrpt
coal. mn exceeding tW0 th0ss~h nd
pounds, within the town. twenty live
s. SIC. Il. Ans person 4 wiz, IL shat, u 1. I.
dcrtaks ~ perform the dntiee 0f drNy-
man. carn,an, tsarnster. WAGNER, 6xs&
man, t,f ,hackmap, without having
taken s0u. Riicehac and given bond. -
hereby provided In this ordinance,
shalt nc fined not less than three dol.
lars and not more than zen dollars on
cpn sintioss bsfon the MAyoe or Aseis.r
trAts, with c,sts.
6ac. 8 u any drsymaD. oarmaD,
SaSlsS
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ground only once; Just now i their
time for putting IN wheat. Tie wheat
will stand six wceks without siaisry
alter ripening; il cut with ! common
header, threshing machine for the
purpose Of threshing it going along,
and the wheat Is thrown o. IN sacks
Of 100 pounds each, which are stack
Cd and stand two months without
rain or dew. The Professors account
Of salt Lake, the ssbig trees" 70
semitic Valley" ~Chincse," &C., 1was
very Instructive. He fcars NOT TIE
jutfoduction Or vast numbers Of Chi
uese. Thinks the influence cf Tie
Gentiles has increased much duving
the pest year. Springdale thanks
him for his lectures, and the LibfsSy
Soeiety for halftle proceeds. sviS 81
y T. causss = feeling Of aadncss, 70
learn OF the death Of our old citizen,
Thomas Winn. -
~ mo-, Is, 1872. grp. iss
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'tsaanstef. yagOlef, cebmaa, hackna1
any p1sSsk b st2teS sdh ~ ~ 81
Vices - epcb than t1As Atnonnts apthof,
issd u ~ cbifxe6 atAsfef6t, or u ~
,thsh ssaliee ID Ssssstv gsoa9 ~ oo10.
S1s or t. deaivor fasebe peeQse patnlo
Ahy b4xoaee,. oopa1s %, DorChand(1e
ee other aFJtoleS Of psrsoual properly,
81 to ss6hspoft passengers, without -
Ing paid algseaSef sam fos tho dnyago
Of eerrixge thefsol, than b. b anSh0r-
laed, 70 ebaIee ths peppss charge bslne
rendered, for his his, seryicsa, g. ,shail
for each o1enSS forfeit md pay 3 'dne
10 1altft0Wn MOI less than one noeOx.
|ceedieg teu.dollass nd onoG = "
kEc. 8. This oedlnsnce shall take
Upton ADvERTIsER.
Passed and approved, Dec 3, l073.
III. C. GAKR. Rec. pro tenn. esg saNt
/. s,tuaa il .. W.; PoRTsR. Mayer S
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RATHER CURIous.-F. p. & Fl. l..
Dean, by far the heaviest shippers in
this place, have made all arrange
ments to do their shipping over the
G., r. /. & p. r. r., ria. Wilton. to
which point they propose sending q
team every day and more as necessi-
ty requires. 1t certainly seems
strange to wagon goods sixteen miles
from one railroad to another, and il
some folks were doing the like We
should think they were surely cIazy
But il +. p. Dean doesn't know his
own business, no man does. We
suppose some matters of special rates
-as the Deans are heavy shippers
must cause the curious proceeding.
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The horses are getting along finely.
Some oxen are used in the Street.
J. H. Rowntrec now lives in town.
Butter is 20 cents per pound, Eggs
Is cents per dozen. d. Schooley 10
laying in heavy stock Of lumber, we
hope he may make .sosne more good
carriages and buggics.
E. Todd is improving the sppcar-
aece of his dwelling.
The Lyceum was held on 9Th day
eve and was large and interesting.
The paper" long and excellent show.
ing much originality. The question.
.isesolved that civil card playing il
detrimental to good society" after .
short debate was laid on the table.
Question for next sixth day eve.
Resolved that . system Of compulsory
education would tend to the progress
ofthe Republic ofthe Y. 8,
& The general greeting which closed
last week sppedtcA - be 0jsyed ~
ali present and we believe II was )
uCCiuCu SuCCCSSs
the school has increased IN, num-
bers the past week. The Board are
to meet tonight to provide for the
vacancy caused by Loaisa Elijah re-
turning to assist her unfortunate
mother.
The Springdalc Legislature meets
weekly. The lectures delivered BY
Prof. g. l.. Pinkhsm of the Iowa
State University, on his travels and
scenes in C;.lifornis Wesc truly inter
esiing and instructive. In speaking
Of the isrge farass or Reaches . they
are called he told Of ono man having
y field Of oldys II, 900 asssa ~ wssks
800 horses, uses g.ng-p'ows With !
drill atsached behind, going over tn
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PETERS MrsIcAL MoNTHLY.-No
holiday present could be more accept
able 10 your lady friend than this
Magazine. The January number,
price 3Ocents. il before us. and con-
tains Eve vocal aud four instrumental
pieces of music-all new and choice.
and whose aggregate cost in sheet
form would be $500. Think of that
$40 worth Of music in year for $500.
Address J. l.. Peters, 500 Broadway.
New York.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1872-12-26

Hon. WM. P. WOLF, who has just
returned from trip East which en-
braced Washington in its circle,
brings with him . certificate Of sdmis-
sion to practice in the Supreme Court
Of the United States. He WAS adj
mitted upon the motion Of Hon. Geo.
w. McCreary, Mcmoer Of Congress
from the First District.