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mo. 1907
Application for Patent.

y. s. LAND OvFIcE,
liELEFA, NJ. T., July B. 1873.
Notice II hereby published that WILLIAM y.
MELLEN. CHARLES LANE. JAMES A. MURRAY,
JAMES CARTEN, CHARLES MCDOWELL and
JOHN McCLARNON. whose pOstotlce address Is
Pioneer, Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory have
this day fled application for patent under the Mining
laws Of Cong ess for their placer mining claim com
prising feet on the line Of the bar known a. the
'Gamblcr's Hope" situated In Independence mining
recorded IN the Office Of the county Recorder Of Deer
Lodge county and Is described as follows, to.wt
The L. u Of N. j. 4 Of N. Z. L. anil N. W. u Of
n E. x Of N. Z. =. all in section ~ and the $. T. x
Of 8. T. and N. L. 4 Of .. W. = Of =. Il. \. and
8. W. 4 Of N. Z. q Of 8. T. 4, and +, n Of n. W. 4
all In section IL In township north Of range II west
principal meridian. containing one hundred and
twenty acres, upon which copy Of said notice Of ap
plicatiOn 10 posted.
The adioinn: claimants to said premises arc George
Perry and Others ON the west placer mining claimants
2O0-G0 w. G. CHILD, Kcgisler,
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NO. 103.l
Application for Patent

o. .. land OFF1C1' Hc1eHH, M:I'
June IL 1874.
Notice Is hereby given that HUGH BRATTON and
HENRY NJ HUBBARD, whose postoflice address IL
BlackfGOt City, Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri
tory. have this day filed application for patent under
the mining laws Of Congress- for placer mining claim
situated In Tiger Mining District. Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, and described As follows, In the
plat aud field notes file In this office, viz Be-.
ginning at the s0utheastery from which the i
section corner between sections % and 81 In t. II II.
aud running thence N. II deg f. l4O3 chains thence
N. ~ deg 4. 9G2 chains thence $. II deg. 30 min.
f. IS 10 chains; thence = II deg. Is min f. chains
thence y IS deg. W. 3SS chains; thence $. IS deg
30 min W. 1878 chains to the place Of beginning.
containing twenty i've and 81l0O t.59l acres, Dies
designated rs lot No. u In section No. u, township
II, n range W.. upon which notice Of said nppls.
cation was posted on the 3lst day Of May 1879.
The adjoining claimants to these premises arc
Michael URourkc and John I. Hogan. placer claim
below. W. G. CHILD, Register,
DE-: Marsh. U. s. Deputy Mineral Surveyor
2U1-COA
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Legal Aivcrtlscm t..
SheriT's Sale.


10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the Second judicial District Court of
Montana Territory, In aud fo1 Deer Lodge county.
b.arin. date Of june ed, lss3, and to me directed a
delivered in an action in said court, wherein D. n
Eiiiscye and Chas. G. Biriscyc are plaintiffs and Ah
You, John Doe, Richard Roc and John boy (Ah You
/ Coz are defendants, In favor Of said plaintiff. and
against said defendants, for the Of thou
ami ono and 9ilOO dollars lSl,O0l 80, damages and
costs in the sum OF sixtyaYe ana $lOo dSr, and
Monday the sist day Of July is', In front Of the
county N. r., sell at public auction to the highr-,
and best bidder for each II hand, the t"owins de-
mining ground. being claims above discovery. Nos.
u. % and q, situated on Ophir Bar, in Fences min.
in. district also the water ditch conveying on
SAID mining ground, together with al! improvements
consisting OF tools. fumes, &c., belonging thereto.
all Of the above described property being and lying
near Blackfoot city. In Deer Lodge county, Montana
Territory. or much thereof rs may be necessary To
satisfy said Judgment and COSTS Hour Of sale, 10
O'Clock u. III. OF above date.
Given under my hand this 25th day OF June. ls,3.
CHARLES =. WARREN.
.0sis Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, NJ. 7.
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NOTICE TO MINERS.
U. :. LANu OFFICE. HELENA, NJ. TIT
Tat. ga

U. s. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, N. TIT
July 1st. 1873.
WILLIAM G. BRADSHAW, whose pOstOtfice nd.
dress Is Pioneer, Deer Lodge county T., has filed
In this Office his application to enter agricultural
land, the northeast u OF southeast 1 OF section u
southwest 4 Of section ~ in township No. 10 north
Of range No. u west, which land il suspended from
entry agricultural land notice II hereby given that
hearing will be had ut this office at 10 o'clock 4 H.
the 18th day Of August, 1871. to determine as to
the mineral mineral character Of said land. and
testimony he used upon SAID hearing will be taken
before Daniel King. J. r. ut his Office in Pioneer, In
said county. commencing ut ~ o'clock 4. y. Oh the
9TH day Of August, 1871.
1t Il alleged there are no known miners nor mimi.
improvements or claims upon said land
W. G. CHILD, Register.
L. D. LYMAN, Attorney for Applicant. 2U0bt
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NOTICE TO MINERS

y. =. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ. r., July s. 1875
ARTHUR ". DLAKELEY. whose postOflcc address
Is Warm Springs. Deer Lodge county, NJ r.. has
filed his application to enter ~ agricultural land the
southwest quarter, section 50, township north Of
range west, which land is suspended from entry :
notice il hereby gwen that hearing will BE- had ut
this Office the 18th day Of August, A. H. 1873 ut 10
O'Clock H. m, to determine rs to the mineral or non
mineral character Of said land anil testimony to he
used said bearing will be taken before II. s. Clark.
Clerk and Recorder of Deer Lodge county, the 18th
day Of Ausust, A. d. 1873 at 10 O'Clock a. M
". &. CHILD, Register.
o. y. O'BASNoN, Attorney for Claimant. :lo.5w
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NOTICE TO MIN RS.

u. =. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA. NJ. T.. July ~. 1873
Notice IL hereby given that PHILLIP BISSONET.
whose p0stOMice address IL Warm Springs, Deer Lodge
application to enter agricultural land the T. 4 Of
NV. u and N. n Of $. w. i Of section fourteen,
ll4l township five Isl north range ten iOl west, which
land IL suspended from entry agricultural land !:
notice Is hereby given that hearing will bc had ut
this Office on the 10Th day Of August, A. d. 1873, Mt
~ o'clock to determine as to the mineral or non
mineral character Of said land and testimony to be
used said hcarin. will be taken before d. r. New
conner. Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county. at his
Office IN Deer Lodge city, on the nth day Of August,
A. d. 1Ss3 ut ~ o'clock q. m.
1t IL alleged there arc no known miners or mining
improvements or claims upon said land.
2l95t W. &. CHILD, Register.
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Application for Patent.

U. s. LAND OFFICE
HELENA, N. T., July s. 1871
Notice is hereby published that WILLIAM A.
CLARK. whose p0stutfice address Ia deer Lodge city.
Deer Lodge county ~ T., has this day fled appiica.
ton for patent under the Mining laws Ut Congress,
fseAO linear feet the Original lodc bearing gold
silver and copper, and extending csstey from dscov.
cry shaft. with surface ground 80 feet IN width on
each side Of said lode, situated In summit Valley
Mining District. Deer Lodge county, Montana Terri.
tory. IN township y. north range west which claim
ts recorded In Book +, IN the Office 0f tho County
Recorder Of said conty, and described as follows In
the plat and ned notes ON ne In this Office viz: Be-
ginning at the n. W. corner IT said claim, from
whence tho T. corner Of lot - u claimed by A. J..
Davis. bears N. IS min. T. $3.50 chains distant, and
running thence 8. ~ deg II. no feet. thence n fx
deg 200 feet thence n ~ deg. w. iOfcet. thence
hracing two and S7.1OO acres upon which notice OF
sald application % p0sted. ThGNcaress claim 70 tcsu
premises b sad LOT No. " b clsimtd BY A. J. Days
W. G. CHILD. Register.
L. b LYMAN,
D. r. NsvcCxER Attorneysfor Claimants sloood
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M a r K S
EOl. Cattle. sheep Il Hogs.

These marks are the cheapest the most lasting the
east troublesome, and the most complete ever
invented. They used and recommended by many
Of the best breeders in the United States and Canada
such as &. j.. LOrins, Salem, Mass, President New
England Wool Growers Society. John y Hos., Hen
ncpin, ILL.,, Professor N. Miles, Of the State Agricu
tural College, Lansing, Mich. Hon. George Brown.
Of Toronto, Ont, Burdel LOOMS, Windsor Locks,
Ct. Richard Peters, Atlanta Georgia, James Buck.
insham, GAINESVILLE Ohio.
ON each mark Is stamped the owners name and the
animals number. end warrant them to wear for 30
years and keep as bright rs silver We send them
free Of express or postage receipt Of only cents
ac, for Sheep and Hog marks, and cents each for
Cattle marks.
Address
DANA s YOUNG, or Or Port Huron. Mich.
Orders addressed to the New NORrH-WEsf ONCE
for uny quantity viii be filled ut the above mentioned
prices ~ quickly the marks can be made and rent
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CONFEDERATED TRIBES AND hands OF
DAMS IN MIDDLE OREGON.


DIANS IN MIDDLE OREGON.
c6cia 0bjecta per second article treaty Of June TWEEN.
y6fth, cghtesa hundred and aftydvc, foar tboasand
For fourteen Of fifteen inetalmcnss for pay and sub
astcncs q one farmer one blacksmith and one wag-
on and psow maker pr toarsh article tss.sx q yans
thousand 6ve hnndrsd doIlars
For fourteenth q tvcsV instainaatA for pay s.nd
e cue ..%
ty.aitS. dsss:ss hnndrsd and ss.y-avs ive Sssssnd
For fourteenth & twenty inslalments for salary Of
the hsad ehia e said ecatsdersssS esnSs pss aossss
:sa ssa s Ss hume Sana.a d
For permanent annuity in money per fourth article
treaty 1t Augnst seventh. scventesn hundrsd and
ninety and Aish article treaty Of August seventh.
clglteea hundred and sys'x. one Thousand I've hsn'
T~ pss.sasat annuity y neesy, p.e second art.els.
sitl ass.els sssT q xlesss s.y.atA sightesa han
| lfsd anA 1DNSix, three thousand dollafA
re- prrna.s.t .nasig |. naesy, PEI tosssa s:s;cl:
s:ss:': .:d lt:s &c: - 10y g -: : :::
s ): s:., :.,;: : sss.; ss:, cs.s g;
sssssiS, slsSissa Assdlsd snd afgsix, tvsug ssss
For psrHSsnt s.suir soe baaeksaisA and sssisG
:nt ssa ios saee "a toll sse.s ',sss,s 10y Z
:s's:s :s,:st "a ss.s Ass ss: ss -
r. ps..a.en. annuity sor hon "a sssd b. u &
h::s - . s.ss "a sx 8 1872 "a ~ ~:
*, two iasdasd and seventy 1siissA
= sssss ssies: ~ = !. 5..:s1.ir:sSss::ss
$500 hsndscd - t.s.tyAx - efsA stsieiI
E q 49, : - $50: asa1'sa end afv
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DANA s. YOUNG

Orders addressed to the M
for amy quantity will be filled 4
prices ~ quickly ~ the marks
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PISSED At TIE
THIRD SESSION OF THE AID CONGRESS
GENERAL eATreg-So. 81.

Of a.nuity, tse bencAcal objcctA Ave Thousand Eve
hundred dollars.
CHEYENNE AND ARAPAuOES
r. six q dirty !nstalmsats provided 10 be sxpead-
81 unds tenth article tsUaAy Of OctoAee tWsutyoehth
Hgstesa hundred aaA 1ixs, ssvsn. twsaiy thossaad
For parchase ol rothing . pcs same article four.
tern ekousand ave hundred dollara
FM pay 0f psyslciaa and tsachse, - pr thitceoth
astieie sis tissty, two ,hoaand ays hundred dDlle
rW ~ At csspsntss, farmer, Blacksmith, milles.
"a 49:sI 9 per saias srttesa Ave shossand Two
huadf0d dollars,
Po1 transpo9tstioa u ecods Sm u Caeyranes ana
Anpahoss, seven thouaanl Avs hundred dollarA
CmCKA6AwA
Yee pssmssest aansify = $500 thsse thsasaal
dollaras
BOISE FORT RAND o. C11rf1WAA
rcs dgAt g twe.ey ln9eolnneA - - 0ppsH =
sessDa, aad etbss a.tieia nsosna141e - laaenleA
- !. e 80 sss',sac .t sssg : AZ 80 =:
h1ss1 es6lM.
sssis. - O. . ssesss1 - =
-. :S = 49, 80 s'ssk = ~ -,
p1desa NV 61Ia1a(T 6k0 hssSS1ss
, 1873-12-27
JACK KETGH IN NEVADA.
F1rts,cr DctniIs of Inc i1tlneing OF
ru:.ii, AT lsol.n0nt, FOR Tie HtnrtGcr Of
JnClk Copeland.
Frons th5 V,ra,ntd {Scs.) E'tcrnries

1hCR CnreAsiaHs
.E'rons th5 Vrnntd {Nee, Entcrnyfes
At about o'oloe! p. III. q clowd Ut mon,
women, aud children, Afoo., in wagons, an,, iii
horseback, hcgas, to course toward tue catroli.
4 stranger III town, unawa.e Of El!e object OF the
exodus, would hive thought tho people wero1
going to n horae-race. mud almost EXPECTED to
hcnr tl!o driyers OF tho Wagons sing sut ".tii
aboard for the, hanging!" Arrived on tho
ground found acrowa of bctweon 400 aud d03
lieople assoalblod.-w mon, Cliil,auon, Ill
uinnB. women, ,cathron, ind mjuaws. Many Of
tho women, nith clnlleon in their arms, wero
Beatcd OIL tho ground chatting Ind lhugt1iug
Enyly. 4 rope WIS htiotched it, y circlo around
tho scAlruld, outside OF wl.eh tho crowd
ehoriffs armed with Heury rifles. At about half
past o'o.oc II murlnur Of "JIaro he comes"
ran through tho crowd, and. in faw ,mamonts n
oarrlnse, iA Which ws!s seated shoriA Caldwell
lows. Halls feet wero shaekletl, and tho sharif
ntaao motion to nsalst llim to alight, dstlining
Which. l,o sprang lightly to tho ground n,.tI
walked up the stops Of tho scaffoll. Flo was vig-
a,bnnl at tho crowd without be s9yiig n1,y out
ward sign Of emotion. A chair WAS placed on
tho scaffola, in Which he soated hmaolf and re-
a'pGa m I'D dnsns tile reading By the shot
blowing, and, owing. to hls long confne-
Bi,iyorcd vlsibly. At the conclusion 81 tic
reading, Of tho warrant ho aroso, walled
Of the graveyard. Tho sllerir as1ked him if l,o
wished to make ay ronarks, to wlioIl l,o replied
IN tho affirmative, and, advancing to tho front Of
tho gnllows, spoke substantially as follows:
''Ottiaons Of Belmont, gentlemen (after a
pauso) md lates-latand6of foreyou acondonlnoil
Inail-coudon,1c1 aB q nlurderor-condemtcd to
die OIL tho scaTold. killed Dlao.1 Jnck, aB l
thought. ~ defehao OF my life. I hayo beo,,
but those who knew nact luck and know /
did not intend to kill him the first nnt bnt II
, 1873-12-27

Tint ho would 1ko to nhlr 4, couple Of bars 70
good. raid I could but neycr did, .,
Capt. Wnrd haH niho III Ills possession nino lit
nino, writton ut various Intervals botwchn May
att Oct Q, 1879, giving fnat,1loions relativn to
" ""aalting' tho mine, mud Tho purpose for which,
1t was lono.. a fow extracts will show tho ctGr-
nctor Of tho lntturB:
II oxphct In n fow days, to 10 at Eurolta with
n rarty Of gentlemen, and want 10 sl,ow UP Eft.
nec's haft wtnaiash in fai,ninsf efilof, all whom
wo nrriyo whnt yon to be slowing ont soma Of
tat r,el, oroi don't wnnt YOU to 1so too nnul, Of
rRrty. II yon could got hold Of Il iaiirnhor OF
lnrgo md itch pfecea from Ch1oridos'n, likb
Baxtors, good pieces to llayB lying nroi,t,d.
won'd do 30 aay. b0rro'6 Atrn for tho occason.
will wrlto or telegraph whom you n1ny oxpect
,1R, wllen you nny hnvb MI tnen nov In our ON
r1oy wording OH tho ILL., taltng ont orc. Will
inform YOU whether to got oxtra lncn, and how
many. In .Rucll evont ynu can get such mon for
tho Allort timo who nro NIL o Il, who would not
be blowing outside TOO ,nuch."
Tho lottor co'tcldoa with nome further dutail-
cd instructions and aonle itomH Of nows about
other similar loba " TINT wore bong put up on
other ,,i'os in tho Torto"y. In htlotlior lettbr,
dated month later, l.e gives thu day on which
lloy will Do TIT tho nino, mud tene,sH Ills irBtrc.
tionH. lIo Hnys:
."If VIC hud good lot broke up fue and thrry
h!ong III our poeholB. wo could Bfoak 0r into
Anntls with Homo OF tint Which would mako Il
Eool show. Wo mudt mnlto things 60 on ali
right thin time, and hayo these Behta favorn',ty
improBbed. Ono ma,, knows nothing; tho utAhr
Ii hlosallurEiat, and 1ooa tho exporting"
tn slottur written five dnys httor t1lo nboso,
and aftor Curtis snd party lind visted thu tnlno,
ho fayA /:
~ expect there will bo a man na11nd Brown,
from Now York, down to visit tho Eureka IN
about two woe'is. wish yon 'Sonld pnt your
solf iii ~ good shape III possible, having every
ching .tlreanod nbont tho .So,s to show 10
beAt advantage. Provide yourself with plenty
Of rich orc for them to ta!so away, or to doctor
tlolr aampfeH with. They are 10 como BY
themselves. In a very qniet way, no that no ono
u1ay know tlieir business. Brown IL very. flue
gentleman, alld wants largo property. Nyinn,
vlto il will! him, pretcnds to bo mining expert,
but Is ducisclty on tho mAko," Which, cl,hnco
nc en- haye for report mailing negotiations SUD
ccAsful. If tllcy are Kot away With hB succeaH-
fully as Prof. Curtis and l,arty, IT, viii do. You
vii! understand, no PERSONS outside Of Lawrence
mud myself arc acquainted with this acl,en,p !;
therefore tho Importance Of strict confidence
or your part, which ;y relied ,n.''
, 1873-12-27
Following q. Tstac to Sea.

FF1Ht tHo IHt!1HH4Sc6 F70FlHilIH.
During tho eocont camp hunt on Ut. Jnnso8 Ial.
rod wl1icl, IL porltaps without parallel III tllo
aunalA Of h!lntingf and observes to be recorded.
4 largo buck, olpHoly pursued BY that fan,oua
stay hottna, Old Hing, belonglng to alr. Iopkiny
TOOK wntor aiMl lea.lul right out to sea; tho
his voyage oyor tho "tur1s and tronoLorous
wavoa." Thoy wore watched with iuscuBe interest
by tho hnlltein uut,l eAuIl WIS moro spcck upon
tue surfaee Of tho sea, aud until thoy wore
finally aud totally lost TO uie,o. Attor solio tinso
whom 1t was supposed tilat both dog mud door
llaa found watory apd porhul,H bloody grayo
in mortal combat, or beoi, 1eyourcd by sl.arks, 8
n,allobl leot was discovered, which proved to bo old
Ring, rotnruI,lg FROM his long, swim, mucl1 on
to tho greater surprise Of tho spectators, after
titlo tho tleor also apponlod III sight, niAklng
right for Ehoro, on reaching which, lie NUS shob
down by ono Of tho huntoru,
, 1873-12-27

Sva9 burnt down by tho Conmuniste tho
plaintiff volnntcorod To negotiate with tl,orn
for THO ransom OF .the snuallo priyate tal,olB
connection viii. tlls ondeuvor tint tho alleged
libel appeared In tho 1in,cs. The naBsngos co,,-
pnlr'cd Of apenrctl III lotor from tlle rog,llar
Paris CORRESPONDENT or tlIo 1i,nrs. Nf. Tl,!ers
mil tI'o'nbnly of liA fnfnily 1avo hcon examined
undor commission, ,n,ld tlior evidoneo will form
an important ftataire III tito trial. Amongst tho
wilneasoa who havo loon snbpnnaod MO Mr..
Delano Tho oditor of tho Times, anil nj lonst tw
of Tho Paris correspondents Of tho lending Lon
don tiailiea.
, 1873-12-27

uusHlos6 ttautAl! W a'l tno Aueb ol o!Enec CbIl.
pGuy.
Wuiylng tho disputed lai,d-qnoBtton, it mt,st
be confessed that tho road ill.,
4 REnANKAHLN nooD ONE. .., ..-
1ndool. Mr.. phillipa has oyon been oonsured
for laying no admirable o track through mn
almuat+. virgin country. Tho roalbcl, rolling
stock, aud equipment nro OF The Highest order.
tho mile; Tho othola arc unusually light. The
track il vol ballaHtod and il almost MI nIl-lne.
The cr0ha'fos aro of tho beHt hnrl wood,
closcr.-2,300 iuatcad Of a,010 to tho
'llo, Ths ; nassensoy.ears as sro 9pl|ogant and tho
worthy bridge is tIat across WOLF River, It being
aDD foot in lolgth. lilo road 10 bonded for a25,-
t!00 pcr mile, and Its coat mast certainly layo
heon nearer TINT amount tl,an III tho Gaze with
tho majority of Wcutorn ra,lroat1H. Doforo
leaRl'lg tho milwaukee, & Northern ltailroas, tho
Wisconsin Central Ind in nso IL looomotiyoH,
passenger. cara l00 box-cays, 200 patfornl-:ars,
a.lEi 50 gravel. ca0ooso, and haggage-can. Tile
tlat-oarh aro of 1nusta! longtl,, adaptod to tho
transportation OF logs, many Ut which, cut along
tho route, nro feet in dta1nelor, For D. yeat
past this timber busiuosa llns
.:RunpAssEp TIE co,llANY'a ExrEoTAr1oNg.
Thore arc also Indications Of duposits Of orc
throughout tho rcglon north of Two Ttyols.
Tho Ionotoe iron luligo, trayersed by this lno.
IL already faulous for ita eXcol!ot deposits;
copper. md a!no, It IL rll,norod, Of silver Noar
HteyonH Point, large lnyora ar kaolin, or porce-
lRin-oarth. pure aIid white III anoy, hnvo boon
discovered. Although no largo Elements have
yot Hprang IN alono tho llMo, log-l,osHoa 0ecl.-
lioa by clonpora md lulnborlron. aro abundant.
ln thu largor cl"sh, r0wH Of hunks limo ouch sdo
OF iIlo houses. eaal providing sleeping aeconl-
n9odatfo1s for Il fcoro or moro. LII thu centIo Ut
tho a1Mrtlnont nre racod tnbleg, chairs, waR!a-
H. al"ls ote. One houHo IL GENERALLY rosoryed fora
, 1873-12-27
Tho London sc TiileH - una tho CONS
I3unO.

Tho London Times is about to become tho do
fo,ldunt in III action for l!bol, which will throw
soMo light upon at incidental chapter Of tho Ao-
Polo well known 1t, litorary circas. particularly
IN Paris. were llo was for co.,ple OF yours
contributor 10 Figaro. Whom N. T'liorn' houao
, 1873-12-27

FULLY rs Prof Curtis a,,l ;,nrty il. will dn Yn,,
will understand, no persons outside Of Ln,,roucu
aud myself arc acquainted with this acl,on,p !;
therefore tho i1nDornca of strict contit1onco
OF your part, which IL relied on." '''''
---o---
THE vp,,,.,,--, ,.sorrov
I7E IFolLAnlt UT olEHE.
----
Tho lat CHIT Developments in the Eku,,.
lt.sntl browning e;;,sc-,Sn,uct1i,,,,r
1ecf;.t;yu tu m, rus,,r.,,,;, r..;,;..;.,s
mn; ~. u-,n ~ ,r... es...a,..',,,
z.na,, -, ~ n,,..., .s ~. ns.e. :, ~
Tho drowning Of Siln. Nfny H,iinao t o;, on ,,,a
cvnn;nr oT thn fst ins at II, ,nun,,na ~ NY sno
notcr Srs ,ar1n,r i, y.iant; ~ .; - @ ,.st
iaoi ~ n,t,c .'a,,; ti"t t,t ~ I'LL III a.1 2n9
I'm ,cst If t nnrniv ai t'tn r. -
hnya hson r;vc,, nirsuiat;n, .rot,ah ., ~,
,ns os nm 3r liza ,no";n, ,,,ars tnu ~;
wI,n,lv ,myarromfo h tna oaG t"n4s .s;,i a
sc,iYafonn, mewsnn,,or ;to,a ~. u;u''
cenW NJ facts w arc "ja"saa - rn..I'tn ~
Tiara scro trnny n Ys;1nn, S,snanv rhn 'itn H.
loved Or uirecto to beI;oy" tia, NIrs n,ntnn Ln ~
bcon rrorurc'I hv somo u,oos ,ro.aoI H. Avr. ,.".'
nnl,,s,,* rsGnta ihre~n i,t Htnsana 1, " ,;a, ss'
auI tI,o tnknn nt n1,i r,,r;c hnt fv Eav ,,.,:
vinwn" tio rornso somn: no,, Ia.,,tnI1 ~
mt oinvo holf tnxa,, ,,troon ,,t ,I ="
reatvcs NJ tl,n 1ercHsoI had ova ;,ta,t;feI liz
renaiun. Wv
Thcsn at.tonarts ,,,vo ~, f,u,do,;<,, ,,,,,
err md nrn iii ret,,tcI he H., fn, ~ !t,,,.
wis tic eornao Of NIra, noIjnsnn srn,, br Vt, IL,
mnmJo.s nf ts,o fnf, o,1n.n o,nun t ta,e
waa fmliy ;dsn,"1 ~ u acaeo nr rois.I,i,nr ~.
of whom drea.aj to rema,s fnr to ..av, }STbv h.,
Dr tlman hv In Nornn, ani sr t, v ~
Of tho Ooro;ors ,ry to WAN o sn IL .ruu na motso,s
nlly lfnuwn. Unon tic noimt Of tl,n losth nS Nf,
tn ,'roscc orcrs ~ os IN cont ~ ~ nr t!.n ~, "
eroI,nn o,,nntu tr oro ,,r,,,,' - H. ~ ;sn.at ~
e thnrej,, Inn, a,y o,,o elsc Il, sac: tho: ~.
clara tIo i.loa MI aisurf ana md p1~o ' Il I' mn
or roportor vcr.crrnv vnjtc, fbo scono q, n,
cas,alty MD fountf lin ramiiv ,,orrestIv w;I1i,,1
an t. naFte IT, pafs fst aa} 9f t the waa ] F
ceaaed was taken III viii asort Of biiious foyor .
reaily tn mccai trentnnnt nnI ahc wo, t'ana
vacscont anmn avs lnf,pa ,,or cnp "an si, ,ua
vorw ,nc,, radn"cf i, uto,,;tt, 1,,,nr ~ ~
woS anl,net ~ s;uls,,g ~ f,;,;'' sno11 ",,.1
tholoss lho vas randy rerorer,,1r nnI ,,re,,a,,.
IN Monaon rer ,scro tSnv h,a1 ~ doe;Iot AZ
1oc,te afr nons, l'nv;n,. ;nadn ~ ~
In m into bnsi,,css viii, frinns1 IN III. r,is
voSa "on,,1nto1 .ro ,saro r ~ st ~,
HoItnsom trseo ~ 'Aofo ~ 'A'' tne 'ai'f's u 'f'
~. R[,,uor ,vos oc,,at,,,oa to t,.,,a ,,-
,nst 1i,;,, n,1 a+t.; u,,o ,.n, "I,Ie ~ ~. nlt
tho ho,ao rcneatetllT nxnrossc csiro +, "t, te":n
bath, but was dizs;,atlei tllerairom BY her hus-
unt;n, o,,s,oa n r,, ill., suT ""s uS ,a H.
saslon enauos vi Amu.san "lss','no". ~ tno
nnh;nn5 , s.s ,rIn,s aII, - rn;,;,sn @ Atan ~
c,,il,rn, Arra W,,;t"fo,I HIs. 1soa,,;,,s Sn' .,,
to n,' or ,,ns,,d s0, .ssouaa J.; III, IT,
p1frlo r!ea a"os n9'siu9t n"es J'',eu .o,, ~" ,
;rr;nr .i,o I.'- n,'S i, ~ o"o,;,'m wi,a' ~.
aha tnu md ~ @ Wtnfar .9 aat a,vI M Men er
~ nan,na au l, san oraa9 sas 91w m for o
itnoat Tn! H. m:, tas
HUI M Itn1.!s' Ni. "nisetuta 9a ei!nt
, 1873-12-27
TlE ILLINOIS pAR3lERy' CONVENTION.

Tl1o mcoting last wock ut Dccatur wns d gran1
allececs, aud sdmo of tho resolutions Adopted
show d spirit OF determination that viii 10 harti
to resist, IL tho farmers will only ACT as tluy re-
Enlyn.