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San trsnc,>cU. May ! "A dispatch from
1reks just received .ays all the settlers ~,
Butte and B',gus creeks have left.
II j. probable no active movement will be
made against the M...ocS y, present.
Vmginis. New. May H. The mail carrier
arrived ut Eli" fr.'n the north rcjMr,s the
settlers Ut Mountain CITY and Cope District
arc greatly slarme.: st the threatening s.,i.
'u'!c 1T the Indians The Snakes and P.uies
sre lDnr'ng in from all directions. xil ~ war
pain, A public meeting WIS called NJ
Mountain Guy I" take measures I" procure
arms aud bc prepared fer an outbreak.
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I'm AIus Law OP0A1 ~.

We stated last week The Alien Law Re.
pa! Bill hsd been indefinitely p.,s,poned.
Mt having received the XSAessjas CON
tanning The proceedings, We stated It On tho
authority IT others. l. appears nov there
was IN esrOr In the statement probably frun,
lnisiakiGg the number of the bill. q " OK
I. came up subsequently and spr:ial ss:e
grams state II WIS defeated In The Council
We ass heartily glad of tnis, believing now
10 We did when u passed., .hss The law Il Z
wise, just. and constitutional measure oi
vast interest and fOr the welfare of the peo'
pie now, and win b. of infinitely grrsle,
Interest and benefit In the future. There
src ilmulsnds Of acres 81 mining ground ia
M,n,ans The. viii p.y % ~ g. or perhaps
more, PER day for w"sking. Before long
shese vii b sought BY citizen suiyrsnts.
There are hundreds u thousands VI ssssl
,nen In the States who would be glsd Il
have such ground, and even INV wl,s, were
tOnsideyvd ''Chins digsings" couple .Ol
y.srs sgo are deemed good enough 70 ;,
worked by "ur rcopIs. The decreased pri
cvs OF food aud clUshing and iOols enable
them 10 b. worked prU6tsbly. Ten thous
snd citisens ars better population than ,e,
thousand Chinese, l'sn.lsl In c.,mpsnies
srsnssciinx nearly Ill business sn,ong them
sslvss md exporting ,bs prUds from ID.
the coanify Without aiding in any way
whsitvss its moral, mat. rj4l or intelleceus
character. The Alien Bill has disssuragsd
Inc immissaiiOn 1T Chinese. Their numbsr,
IN Monssns sss decreasing. Tbs gss,and
they wOald work ont withOul hsueat 70 any
ave Chioess. Iiss waiting ihs esnsisy u
sisi1a labse end viii - ~ iomna -
soaeCs IN shs, pn,ducsivs eaSaCiues u N
Territory. We csncsds ssns few wsasld
lbs snsislsd y packet . fen, ds,,lass y lskiso
sp gsound snd srlllas h " chissse, bst IN
sood u ahs masyI ssouId NJ b saestoesd
70 shss nj The tsv. wsdo IA esassss Sbss
ios desiring end hbsrias - obasis ~ -
pssl Vt ~ Alies bslL tGus ~ inasssss \
what kegs ~ ,wusM " incssnse uvving
l,as We ass Glsd shsy havs ~ tsss sssns
falls shis 0assicslas Oejsck Ths Lsgish
tass dh Wisely ~ II sspal ~ NV ~ ,h,l
ssssien. i y Inpss'ans. ~ Il \ = 1ssast
" aiveeaso q sspsal ~ NY tss dsass
.e~as - ssrs = svil 10 1Isa 49, 4
- ~ \ y ~ sasslns c. Il,sa r. II
tosalJve ne0bss4 81. iHiatasa ..i=s,. al
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RaeiRe ooaaf N4nva.

San Francisco, Apr, Is john J.. MUIR
ply was executed ., S,"cki"n t.,>.isy FIR
the murder Of Patrick Murray. 1--we yeats
ag". %. 80 ' <5.
San Francisco, April eC-The case Of
Miss urlrn Frazer IS. 1h,ici,, y breach %,
promise If marriage. concluded To nigh,
with n ver''ic, for plaintiff for $l2 OOO! The
cxse excited much interest he,c. Thr,eft L.
. well known lawyer.
A dispatch from Portland tO.nigh, saws
The Indians VIII" left the Yakims Re.cr,s
To" hive made their nIi,*n, ace u, the Lrwi.
River Settlement, arrayc'l in war paint. am.i
= general outbreak in Eastern Oregon il
feared. The settlers I, qucs, that they In
furnished with arms by the Gov4rnor Vt the
State.
n" later news has heen received fr,m thu.
ava bid. Probably no courier will n sel.
inka before Tuesday. Government ines
SINGERS only l'ass over tho route ., present.
II - spp'ehendcsl ut V'rginis, Nevada.
thsl some Of the Piulrs mean lr.uble AMI,
are reu,lrxv'asi"g tor the war path.
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Subsidy 10 exempli6ed In buying beef
from ons whe has legged your cattle: NJ.
nicips, Subscription In buying from one
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From the Idaho Statesman, Apsjl Is,

ESOU TUG AuSUO Statesman, April u.
We are ;,"lntd u announce the .ics'h If
HM. L. J. Mil" Ut. Silver City, Owyt e
.,,u"'y, ~ ,M,s Ms,r"Ing's patvr. Jvu.s
Miller Was b'rn ~ JacA.Un: ,lIe, Illinois,
amt eiOigrsictt 7" California IN M carry dxy,
and Came u THIS Territory w Tive spr,,x Ut
loS1. w''h In. + ]. curtis. foraser,y Law
lAil"er ~ california, and tor
llMc afterwards ~ il.Is Icrr,.ury. judy,
Muller ~as splr'i"lesi Ass.,c,ais just,c. .,
Inc Supreme Cs'uri 1T TILE Tcrs,l.,sy III lttj0.
sNu sucs ecsie.l his pres,ss'essA,r NJ Ju.ise III
'h's dlstr'c,, which p's,liOI w held um,,.
tue change ~ the administration in lSti9
lie hsd M'ble heasl AID wss y lMam Ot large
Oss'n snu r""kcu h,kn ~ bis p.vfess,,,l
O0r sssscIali"ns with him an tue l,euch.
leu us u appreciate llis ability, IUr hs siwx, :
cOaecided ter general prlncipi.y, .ilsCurQ,nx
sSchDicsl''ies, and kMked ulH,D r,xh, anu
WRONG with that kee" sens,llveness wM,ci,
a'wxys chsisclcs,zrs gSsaa sOd xsuu n,ns,
4ue had inaaie recent arlsmSeNenlS u move
" Sscrainenns, California. whese I've was Il,
1usm Iaw partnership with the s1On. JOhn
y. Burch, Ons Ut slbs Aslif.,rn,s Csss)s Cuan>
M,.sH'ner.. and bad senl Iar, vi his effects,
and would have lett with his family ,h,s
week, hasi his life been sp .re.i, ii,s SUD
den a"u Unex peclcsl death 10 = sad bertatc.
assns " h's vile assu chiidSca, AMI h,s ~
nltJDus tr,euds ihl0ux hONi.i lhe Trsr,,usy
vii deeply uaO0rn us la.s. ,e..,.4. f. 80
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A letter IN the London TJmes staies thai
G. n. Brown. the surveyor ri the British,
ct'lony IT Guinea, has in the last 1t his nd.
ventun'us srries Of journeys ID the sources
Of the great rivers 1T British 0u,ne.. ..is>
cs'vered fr'ta 4 spot near the hr~.lwa'crs oi
the nnsssrund. whs' at thirty miles .iis,sn,
appeared to be an immense river descending
insStly from the northwestern face If the
xreas prscipicc Of X rains mountain, 1.-THE
attic ssory 1t the world" This cxtra0rd,n.
nv cliff is knowr IL be 5000 fee, in height,
end appears inaccessible on all aides yet sur
scyed. Tie summit 10 dat, and IT great ex,
tent. l'he fslI 10 believed on Indian author
tty. u belong tn the Oaruog river. ,sibu
tssy If the OrinocO; and will lie, therefore,
In tie Territory Ut Venezuela After
Trembling sheer down that asi'nishing wall,
The water sushes down glscis 1T tpeshap>j
&ooo feet m.'rc. q IN angle which canno,
b Ies step 'hsn - jssrseA @
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l1ses1stisa ise0 0eeretasy Dol.,. a..
0e0mis1ioosg 0sanneal Ola 1eet;.s
4an1s, WitAi1 1ailroaa o1aaH .ss-.S
Since Pei. ~, l072, - b EIeld In ~
Deaso 0otal 0s11iso 1oeatie, efthe l..s
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
WASHINGTON, ID e.. Slxrrh q. 1871
SIR have considered the APPEAL Of IN.
Northern P"cidc Rsilnad Company from
your decision Of the 10Th of Angus, LA,
iouchin. their right To certain lands adverse.
~ clsimesl by settlers under the pre c,up,i,n
aud homestead laws and by purchasers and
locaiurs.
l transmit herewith copy Of the opinion
Ut the Hem. Walter II. Smith, Ass,s,an,
Attorney General, ON the Question involved
~ THESE cases.
While cs'ncurrin9 In his opinion TIM, the
u" section Ut the 81. "rga",zing said cam.
'~"y. sI'i'r'vcl ~ July. 1854 ,l3 .,a,. 1855,
operated ~ . withdrawal If the lands with
IN the limits If the gran, after the fixing Of
The general route 1T the road. AMI the tihnv
Ut the map 'hcre''f, 81 l mn ", unwilling,
IN view Ut the orders issuni .y Mr. Sec,c.
'Hry Cox an the 18Th IT Angus, 1870, . d
winch nc expressly s's'ei w.. I" take rff.c,
from IT'S receipt NJ the heal office +" direct h,
This time The entries to be cancsllri Th.v
will. therefore. be suspended until the rights
AID equities IT the p.s,irs have hen, fully
considered, and tho definite l,,ca,ion IT III.
r's'i Determined IN each Case wl-,hrr the
lands i"ure I" the G HI,!,.."y. In the even,
that they "c then found ST. IL ,inurr, such
entries will Of course liz cancelled. IT,.
however. parties in in'errs, should t,r any
res>'n prefer cancellation n"w ~ such sus.
prns'"n, y"u will bc governed by their
wishes In the premises. The papers Orc
herewith returned. ! am, sir,
Very respectfully.
Your Ol"tlien, servant,
q. DhLANO, Secretary.
T" Hon Willis Drum,n,nd. Commission.
or General Land Office.
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DEPARTMENT ~ rus INrER'OW,
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.
WASH 40 ron, p. C., April II. 1874.

DEPARTMENT % rus IxrER,ow,
GgNkWA. LAND OFFICE.
Warrington. D. C., April H. 1873
Hrgi"'er ""d Iscrieer, Lele~H. u. T.:
GENrLexGN ,ra''s'ni, herewith \ c ,py
1T the des'isi''n If the Hon. Secretary
1T the Interim, ,isse,i the ~ I ult relative to
the rights IT the n 'rthern Pacific Il n 80.
under the 9th s.,cti'n 1T tie at "rsa .iziny
sA'd company, approved July 2, 1854. (s,a,.
II. y. 3G5)
The Secretary c"ncurs in the opinion of
the Assistant Attorney General that said
section operates ava withdrawal Ut the lands
within the limits Ut 'hc grant. both surveyed
and unsurveyctl, from the dx'c III the accept.
ancc ut the map If general route by the
Department. The mp Of general route,
ur'n which the withdrawal If lu,,ls in
Montana crrri'"ry WAS male, va. accepted
ny the Department February 2ls', 1872.
Therefore, In accordance with this decision,
all entries ar hcs,inns m ale since tina, date.
Or based upm settlement male since III I
''a'c. !" "tid sections w''hin the forty mile
limits Ut withdrawal ~ shown on the dm.
gram transmitted ~ your Office. with my
letter Of April ss,l, 1872. ARE illegal. and will
tc held suspr 'dcd IT, await The definite Inca.
ton ut The mad. wlh,n II still fund within
the limits Ut the grant they will bs Can.
Ctlle,i.
w" will notify Ill IN interest NJ this de.
cisim. and that their entries will hc Cancelled
ut once II they ." desire II.
Very respectfully,
Willis DRUNMoND,
Commissioner.
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county devoid ut even pack eraa). Il 10
NJ improbable SONS pOr,ions At The cxpe.
dls'opp Will b assisnsd h~ da,y In Mountains
~ The surveys are csnplsss !, and p'ssibly
may ~ Into quarters q shs wes,srn ssrminas
vt tbs n'asi next fan. We bops 10 ~ ,he
pn'secation Vt The wosk Of build,we oss,.
snso'urs's 10 snssxy ed results 9th ph~
cs'rd'sl md suflcisns q operation At Nv
wss Dssssssss b giving psoiscsiea. d.
= Tho slasshser IT so'dssss ~ NE xodocs
last es'ardsy Win ssed ,hhI ,hsnsgs tn.
's"d. An sriy 1t q. 4. s,sdie1 susr,snd
forty 1od0c avasss. or that army sixty
sss ssat Into the ssrUnghoA md slssxhtesso.
The Ao'soes MO vhaIss, their savage
hsas's sxsl'snt With victory end 5ublIsns
With aendtsa tasbssities. They will h.
harder to whip than l,efsSs. '.S,ssy srsu.
'sss d pIcysd ~ skirmlshess, sssbsssl1 b.
Sorty lndtass." Il wito - d '.Soase ne
iss"'undsssd." l,t&wasasshas ~ sAsgh
sss Of The sls hsnAssd q Dlalksva Il
wsuA y wsll " ss,p lsi6iag viii Caps.
Jak. .Hs ~ Appealed - easss q. ~
Cusss 1t OsaA. It's MAID ~S ~ spsospls.
- Caahg caDb Sss vsaeeases, en- sh~
esaiA'sB As1iD a ose esaaisss 10 M lsvs
ssesaaaGhasg hnoo - slsqssse appash 1.
ssses1aaaas, ~ Aaaasssaa lWhseevse ~
osskelag asste q ~ -, Cess1s ~.
ssesesl ~ snaassvussv. - sAsslssebs6r
- 0a1ss1ay sheoh - IN $500 .S,..e
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01
tCoMMuN.
That Sell.
EDITOR ENQUIRER {:

EDITOR ENQUIRER
Sales in politics are often
charged and as often denied !;
but RAPER's sell to "the Judge"
is beyond controversy, as his re-
peated duns are in black and
white. In my communication to
the ENQUIRER Of November 18th,
there was left to your option the
payment of five dollars to any
thing in the shape of an editor
Of as little significance as the
echo Of a sound that never ex-
listed, whenever you saw said
communication appear in his
columns. The instinct of the
Record man being true to a hair,
told the chap how nicely he filled
the bill, when, behold, he put the
article in type and demanded
immediate payment without see
ing the sell. His eagerness to
show his ability in controlling
emergencies, brought him out
like a pin-feathered rooster just
taking the struts. 1t was easy
to see how this political knock
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01
Barnum's Menagerie De-
strOyed by Fire.

The Circus and Menagerie Of
P. T. Barnum, in winter quar-
ters in New York city, were
burned Tuesday week. The fire
was discovered at 4 o'clock in
the morning. Two elephants
and a camel were the only ami
mails saved, and the roars of the
Gagged beasts, as they roasted to
death, are said to have been
frightful. One elephant, four gi-
RATES., seven camels, lions, bears,
tigers, leopards, and a large col
lection of birds, monkeys, ana
condas, and many small animals
were destroyed.
Barnum's loss is estimated at
5000, 900 to 100000, with an
insurance of 100000. This is
the third time he has met with
heavy losses by fire. Two mu-
seums, worth over $5OO,OOO
each, were burned, and his resi-
dence in Connecticut, which cost
him $l75,000 was once destroyed
by fire. s8g
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

ONLY ten miles of the Chesa-
peake & Ohio Railroad are yet
to be completed. This is the
shortest route, by eighty miles,
between the Atlantic coast and
the Mississippi Valley. The
termini of the road are Hamp-
ton Roads, Virginia, and Hunt
ingtOn, West Virginia, on the
Ohio River, not far from CALI
polls. What a grand line Of
railroad this would be if the
Gallipolis, Macarthur & Colum-
bus Railroad was completed be-
tween Gallipolis and Logan
The inhabitants of this ''fenced
in" region could visit the sea
coast by short and cheap route.
This line of road would be one
Of the most important on this
Continent. Would it not be a
good plan to take hold and com
plete as soon as 'the spring time
comes again 2"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

The slave trade is in a more
flourishing condition than it has
been for many years. During
the last year 10000 slaves have
been exported from the eastern
coast of Africa. 1t is intimated
in Washington that prominent
persons, who have the favor of
the Administration, are engaged
in the speculation. President
Grants private boast, when un-
der the influence of several i'm
ported cigars, that the day will
come when he can compare
wealth with Stewart, of New
York, may not have anything
to do with the matter, but peo-
pie will surmise, because their
nature is to be a little inquisi-
tive.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

Every yeat increase, the orniari-
ty of this valuable Hair Preparation
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our Old patrons that it is
Kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect
ed preparation for restoring GRAY
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful color,
making it soft, lnstrous, and silken.
The scalp, by its use, becomes white
and clean. 1t tremoves all eruptions
and dandruff, and, by its tonic prop
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger. In
badness, it restores the capillary
glands to their normal vigor, and
will create a new growth, except in
extreme old age. 1t is the most eco
nomical HAIR DRESSING ever used,
as it requires fewer applications,
and gives the hair y splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MD,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says,
"The constituents are pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent quality;
and consider it the BEST PREpA-
RATION for its intended purposes" !,
Sold BY all Druggists, and Dealers in Medicines.
Prioe Orc Dollar
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01
Mr.. Morgan, the Auditor OF

Mr.. Morgan, the Auditor of
Licking county, advertises that
after the Goth of December (that
being the close of the tax-pay-
ing season), he will Immediately
issue warrants on the County
Treasury for an advance of one
half of the money due each
township at the February set
tlement. In these tight times it
is thought this amount of money
thrown back into circulation will
be of service. In fact, it is at
no time proper that the taxes
should be locked up from legiti-
mate use any longer than neces-
Sity cOmpels. 1t would be we'll
if other county Auditors should
initiate the example of Mr.. Nor
gan.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

''mstWer anticipated the immedi-
ate surrender of ''the Judge
We are told that it is a bad wind
that blows no good, and this sell,
the proceeds of which is SO
earnestly demanded, is "a wind
OF that order, as FRIDAY lost
nothing, Tor he had nothing to
lose; "the Judge" got nothing,
as there was nothing to get, but
an addle-headed bundle of self
conceit and political turpitude,
with two legs in the down end of
the thing.
"JUDGE" PoTTER
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

NEVER did even the "oldest
inhabitant" witness SO many
people slipping about on such
icy roads, fields, streets, side
walks, alleys and other places,
as during the two weeks last
past. It seemed like nobody
could stand up without falling,
or lie still after falling flat upon
the icy face of old mother earth.
Many persons were injured by
falling.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

ANOTHER large stock of letter
and note paper, envelopes, book
paper, mourning paper and enve-
lopes, wedding paper and enve-
lopes, etc., just received at this
office. Come and. see
our assortment and learn the
low prices of our goods. Print
ing of any description neatly
and cheaply done.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01
A Place where Weary Trav-
elers can feel at Home.

Those who travel always feel
happy when they stop at a place
that reminds them of home. In
the great city of Cincinnati
there is one Hotel, and only
one, where a person, after trav-
cling for many long and weary
miles, can stop and feel being at
home. That place is the CRAw-
FORD House, on the corner of
Sixth and Walnut Streets, the
most pleasant place, and kept
by Messrs. CAKES and FISHER,
who are assisted by the only
clever clerks-JoHN B. Connolly
and JOHN MCINTYRE-ever seen
in the Queen City. Last Mon
day night week we entered the
House, almost frozen, and found
everything cheerful and delight
ful, even after our long and cold
ride of l40 miles. But Mr..
CONNOLLY makes all feel at home
in that House whether they are
so inclined or not. The House
has ample accommodations, and
is contiguous to the railway de-
pots and business portions of the
city, making it the most conve-
nient stopping place for all the
people of this portion of the
country who have occasion to
visit Cincinnati. The terms are
the lowest. Just 60 in and
make yourself known to Mr..
Connolly or Mr.. MCINTYRE, and
you will be taken care of.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01
Buckingham's Dye.
FOR THE WHISPERS.

AS our Remover in many cases
requires too long u time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this.
dye, in one preparation; which will
quickly and etlectually accomplish
this result. 1t is easily applied,
and produces a color which will
neither rub nor wash Off Sold by
all Druggists. Price Fifty Cents.
Manufactured by R. r. HALL, g. co.,
NASHUA. NH
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

The first train over the To-
ledo, Tifin & Eastern Railroad
made a trip from Toledo to
Mansfield Wednesday afternoon.
1t is expected that regular trains
will be placed on the road by
the 18th of January.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1873-01-01

intrinsic virtues, and sustained by its re-
markable cures So mild as to DO safe and
beneficial to children, and y9t 10 searching
as to ehectually purge out the great cor
ruptions of the blood, such as the scroiulous
and syphilltic contamination. Impurities,
or diseases that have lurked In the system
for years, soon yield to this powerful anti
dote, and disappear. Hence its wonderful
cures, many Of which are publicly known,
Of ScrOftlla, and all scrofulous diseases,
Ulcers, Eruptions, and eruptive dis
orders Of the skin, Tumors, BIOtches,
B0ils, Pimples, Pustules, Sores, st.
AnthOny's Fire, Rose or Erysipe-
las, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Scald
Head, RingwOrm, and internal Ul-
ceratiOns of the Uterus, Stomach,
and Liver. It also cures other com.
plants, to which It would not seem especi-
ally adapted, such rs Dropsy, Dyspep-
sia, Fits, Neuralgia, Heart Disease,
Female Weakness, Debility, and
Leucorrhoea, when they are manifesto
tons Of the scrofulous poisons.
1t is an excellent restorer of health and
strength in the Spring. BY renewing the
appetite and vigor of the digestive organs,
it dlssipates the depression and listless Ian
guor Of the season. Even where no disorder
appears, people feel better, and live longer,
for cleansing the blood. The system moves
on with renewed yigor and new lease Of