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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01
THE VOTE By YEAS AND NAYS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
Proclamation Fayoriag Don Carlos
ACTIVITY OF THE CARt1sTs
ASSOCIATED Press Dispafcnes,!
CQNGRESS,

| Credentials of Senators Ffesenfe6-heso.
luton Exonerarina Bogy-LOyalts si
Claimants Undes southern Claims
Commission Provision as an
Amendment-Discuss Oh che PropO.
sisiOn-rmpeachius Judge Delshay -
| Discussion on Salaries.
WASHINGTON, February 2S-fn the Sen.
ate to-day the credentials of Patterson. of
South Carolina. and Howe, Of Wisconsin,
! were presented and laid on the table.
The Vice President submitted % tesolu.
! ton of the Missouri Legislature exonnras-
ing Senator elect BOgy from ell charges in
connection with his sleetion. Ordered to
be printed
Sundry appropriation bills were di-
cussed.
House The Senate amendment that no
part OF the appropriations for judgments ot
the Court of Claims shall be paid TO claim
ants who have not proved their loyalty
without being first Submitted to Congress
came up in the legislative bill. The amend.
ment was sustained by Hale, of Missouri.
and opposed bv Beck of Georgia. Young
Of Georgia, Shellabarger of Ohio, Perce OF
Mississippi, Kerr OF Indiana, and Garfield
of Ohio.
Mr.. Garfield stated that the Committee
on Appropriations was divided on the ques.
ton. but the mainritr was in favor OF non.
concurrence This amendment was an old
fee with a new face. Why did the Senate
ask this class of judgments of the Court of
Claims should not be paid as others were
paid The disguise so thin that nobody
could be deceived. Manifestly. it was that
Congress might refuse to appropriate when
Judgments in this class of cases were re-
ferred to it. be filed direct better than
an indirect action. If this class of claims
were not to ba paid, let Congress
say il in all the various phases
which the question presented. He
preferred that Htmiet's advice to th.
players should be followed: Leave off
your dainnabIe faces an! begin i: Con.
ggess mean. to .ay that certain awards of
tue court should not 6r paid. why not say
20 in words, and !e; tn. ,.s;c no met. Tina
amendment of the Senate waa Il mere ssD.
terfuge. If Congress proposed now to
throttle tn" cau:t.. 70 "r!4h the Judiciary
TO max" itself the court ot appeals from tho
decisions OF the Supreme Court. then and
III tina; case the Independence of the judi.
ciary was forever at an end. and the only
reason for it waS that men had once been
rebels. ard must therefore be hated. and
because they ar. hated the judiciary must
be struck down.
Mr. Banks. of Massachusetts. also op.
posed the amendment a. az unworthy subo
terfuge and evasion Of law.
Mr Smith, OF New York. sustained the
amendments
After further discussion the amendment
was rejected
The House committee of the whole on
the Legislative appropriation bill spent the
evening in squabble over the Pacific rail
road matter, substitute was adopted tor
the Senate amendment, directing the with
holding of charges for government trans
portation, and applying the same to the in
terest account. Also an amendment re
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WAsHINoros, February %, 7 A. NJ.
After an exciting al night session, the
final vote on Louisiana was taken.
kelloggs government is recognized
and the election bill defeated by two ma
jority.
Victory, and the end
Every Republican should return thanks
to McEnery for his timely proclamations
They, with Senator West, Won the
fight,
The House has been carefully canvassed.
and the same result would have been
reached there by two-thirds vote.
Letthe people rejoice in the triumph OF
right and justice.
Second Dispatch;
N.sHINGToS. February %. 1873.
TO Governor Kellogg:
Senate in session all night.
After adopting an amendment recognfz-
ing you as Governor, the election bill was
defeated. J. Q. A. FELLOWS.
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LOUISIANA,
Defeat of the Election BnT-Vote ON the
Amendment Retaining the kellogg Gov.
RFumcnfs

lPirst Dispafchl
WAshiNGroS, February %, $40 A. NJ
After Two hours Mr. Flanagan Welded 70
the motion to adjourn. Notion lost.
Mr. Morton asked Tor the reading Of the
testimony, some 100 pages.
Mr MOriiI objected.
Mr.. Flanagan has resumed his discourse
against time.
f5eeoni Dispa:cb.f
WAsHINGros, February %, 4:15 A. M
The vote on Hills substitute was, ayes 10,
nays IS. The Democrats generally voted
aye.
fThifd Dispatch.1
WAaHuGrss, February e, Noon.
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EsTATE IF ARNOLD " hBLR.
UNfTRp SrArRs HAEsHAL's OFVIcB,
New Orleans, February 8, 1873. !

UNITED STATRs hARsHAL's tFFlcBL
New Orleans, February 9, 1873.
rEtHTs Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT
in bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
rr.. Coprt of the United States for tnt District OF
IoUisiana against the estate of Arnold Weber. OF
New Orl, ans, III the pa ish o. oresns. state ef
+t,inT. tT1t the paymant of SnN deb's, an| the
dNIiWrry Of any property b+Iongne t" sail bank
Tupt to birn or for his use and the transfer OF any
ssoetinS Of the creditors of said bankrunt to
prove their debts and ehooss one or % more 81 = 'G
r,,1tCy tn he holden on the TWEEN ty se'ond cay OF
Ssrc6 A. D. 1873 at II A. n, at the Cnsto r. tlse
puildipg. New Orleans, before O. 4 n Iogg; & hese
s:,,.n United States Marshal
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Y T L E G RAPH

VICTORY. AND THE END
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THE HOUSE ON THE SIDE OF JUSTICE
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fMPRovED AND VACANT REAL ESTATE Ar
Auction By THE SHERIFF.-We are re-
quested TO call attention to the sales at
auction, to bs made this day at noon, at the
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange,
Royal street. by ths sheriff of the parish
of Orleans. Said sales comprise:
!. A lot of ground, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon, situated in the Sec
Ond District of this city, on st. Philip
street, between Royal and Bourbon streets.
.. a lot Of ground, with the buildings and
Improvements thereon. situated in the Sec.
ni District Of this city. on Bayou road
between IRENE aud P.auche streets.
3. And a lot of ground. with the appur.
finances thereof. situted in the Third Dis
riot Of .his city, on Morales street. between
Louna and Clopet streets.
For .ull particulars and terms. see adyes'
ti-ement,
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OUR GOVERNMENT A F1NAL1TY

TIE SENATE NOBLy DOES ITS DUTY
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when C0ione! Ellis announced. at the La.
fayette square meeting. that he would not
read. bat prin. IN tho morning papers, the
list of vice presidents. and that they would
prove TO be old and respectable citizens. it
struck rs that there waa a dearth of this
description Of people present. and that the
ColoneIs idea was therefore an excellent
one
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!Lcals.aan ss;ral Railway Company
The L'..isI, Central hallway Company
bill. iar :le construction Of :. railroad from
T.rtp.Iioa vile TO Shreveport without State
I'D. p.,Fa'i The Senate yesterday without
SINS u ule..'t. ~ :: .4Te from the House,
ma nos gAes - ia GoTerpoc for his ap-
pEc,a..
Tht- .iil insure the speedy construction
OF 3 ts.'road between the two points named
and put Hsw Orleans in direct railroad
so1QE4alisstiVn With Shreveport.
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LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
DEFEAT OF THE ELECTION BILL
AMENDMENT RETAINING THE KELLOGG
GOVERNMENT.
THE VOTE By YEAS AND NAYS
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS YESTERDAY
Proclamation Fayorias Don Carlos
ACTIVITY OF THE CARt1STS
associated Press Dispafcnes,s
---A--->-e
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IN BANKRUPTCY.
k-TATE OF AARON BLUM.

lsITkD STATES MARsHAL's 0FTCP.
New orleans, February % 1873. !
3gVHrS ~ To GIVE NOTICE THAT WARRANT -
Il bankruptcy has been issued out of he District
SsurJ Of the United States for the istrct of Lou
:-iRIa against the estate of Aaron Blum of Baton
RuuG. III tho parish of EasU Baton Rougr, state Of
t-oueIaIa adi ddged bankrupt upon his own Deti
sion .hRl she pay ment otAy de DTS and the delivery
OF any Property be Ouging to said bankrupt to
aim or tor his use. and the transfer OF any prop
eTty BY HIM, are forbidden by law; that q meeting
Of the creditors of said bankrupt. to prove their
debts aud choose one or more assigures of his
.ste. viii be held at court of bankruptcy, to be
holden n the twGntyn nth day OF tron. 4. ~
1913 at 9 A. ~ at the CustOmhoEs- building, New
S)rlsans befo.e c. $ Kellogg, resi-ter.
:. B PACKARD
sohs - Uuited State. haTsh8i
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

E'HE FREEDMEN SAVINGS AND
Trust COMPANY.
NATIONAL SAVINGS BANE.
Chartered oy the United States, March $50:
EBW ORLEANS BRANCH,
No. 1872 Canal street, Corner Of Dryades.
Bank hours from 9 A. N. TO P. NJ.
Open ssturday Nights 20 receive deposits from
siI to Eight O'clock
Six per Cent Interest Allowed.
C. D. sTURTBvAET, Cashier.
fe23 6m 4. PAILLET, Asast ant Cashier.
SECOND sEMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT
NUTrAL NATIONAL BANK
Op NEW ORLEANS.
IO6 Canal Street. lO6
At the close OF business, Tuesday December 81 1874
RESOURCES.
currency. oy....................... &IH,T44 -
Cash-Gold coin l04 ,372 80
Loans and discounts. ............. oie. .98l Is
United States bonds 20 secure clrcLla
4GG 900 o.
Other stocks bonds and 1uoItsages... 1900 d
Due from reIteeming and reservo
agents. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. z91 ,s51 i
Due from other banks and bankers :. lOOl9 so
Banking house use................. 1910 80
Furniture and 1tures................ 1884 81
Premium on United States bonds...... 122+! 50
Pre- MUM on gold. ld..................... 1923 81
Total. .87s -
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid din......... IN eco 900 90
Surplus fund NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 20 5s3 IS
Circulation. ........ ............... G9 0oO o.
Dividends unclaimed ed...... 1874 "a
Individual de posits.. l.14644o 81
Due to other banks and bankers z03
Profit and Iose Observation-Disclosures. ess55 -
Total. ...................$2 81 72J 876 81
ALL DEPosITORs PARTICIPATE IN THE PROFITS
Second Semi-AunpRI Dividsuds
Declared December 81, 1872.
6r per cent to Stockholders.
II per cent to Depositsrs.
PAUL POURCHY. President
ALBERT BALDWIN. Vice President
JOSEPH MITCHELL. Cashier.
Directors;
P Mssperc John r. Hsrdie.
John D. Cobb. Charles Laftteo
Adolph Meyer. p Poursine.
ALBEIT Baldwin. Paul FourchT.
Brnest hiifenberger. jas 5n
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How the Result was Determined

Special TO the New Orienns Republican.
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BANKS AND BANKING.
INTEREST ON OEPOsfTs.
CITIZENS BANK or LOUISIANA.

rhi. bank viii issue TINE CERTIFICATES Of ie
post bearing interest at the rate Of FOUR PER
CRNT per snnum for SIX months o, longer and
THRRB PER CENT per annum for . shsrter pesod
not lees than two months- fe22 3nl
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-01

That popular gentleman. Mr.. George l..
Norton. harbor master of the First Dis
trict. bas been appointed Aide-de- Camp oc
the staff Of Major General Longstreet, with
the rank Of Major.
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EtTATE OF WILLIAM WATKINS
DIVINE.

CN;rRp STATES HARsHAt's oPTc2.(
New orleans. February 26. 1879.
Tstrl> - 20 GIVE NOTICE THAT A WARRANT
D IA bankruptcy has been issued out of the Dis
triot 'orii. OF In" United States for the District
a Louisiana against the estate of william Watkins
hyin", ~ !ew .Irlo ans in the parish ot Orleans,
Stst- y, :,Ou!siaUH. adIud5rd hs, krupt upon hs
petition, that the ment Of any debts aHH the
sIsy.-, Of ary property priO giug said bankrupt,
~ hin. tUg he md the tr'Gusf. OF any prop.
sriy d, hlU,, are tOGbldden by law. that = me'ung
~ the CvedltoT8 - said bankrupt. prove tllei-
debts .Ht choose QUE or more aaSig % his Uso
tate vii! be- hf Id 81 court of bankruptcy - ba
I0lde,. on the twenty second dI" of March, A. u.
1878 as nine O'Clock a. 81. at the Gu 'omhuUsr
:snI!d.rc New Orleans. before =. Ke i"gg. sGis.
Ser. y. =. PAthAhh.
fa7s ,,fI2 United states Marshal.
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GLEANISGS.

We fully concur in the views expressed
by our Fusion contemporaries that it is the
duty of the Two Hundred to cash at par all
warrants issued to the clerks and em-
ployes of the McEnery Legislature and
executive offices. Misled by their age and
respectability. and supposed experience
and knowledge of the world, these young
gentlemen have given their time and labor
assiduously and faithfully to the cause this
committee saw fit to espouse. They were
OF course. wrong, but their error Is not
strictly chargeable to their account: and as
nearly all of then, are Dependents upon their
labor for maintenance. the really responsible
parties should promptly pay them their
hire. 1t will be d lasting shame should the
vouchers which have already been issued
be hawked around among the brokers as
about equal to 80 much waste paper.
Ofcourse our renarks are not intended
to apply to warrants issued in favor of the
members of the so-ealled Legislature or
heads Of departments.
The customary performance Of balloting
Hall yesterday. The members of that nm
selfish band of brothers had heard the
news from Washington, and it took away
all their stomach for light comedy. 1t was
said by parties who should be capable of
forming pretty correct opinion, that the
chances of Warmoth tor this much coveted
distinction %ere again eelipsed, and that
McMilen would be continued for the long
term. Which will doubtless make the
Doctor happy, if his purse is very long
one, and he likes Washington diet.
We should have remarked before that
new State warrants. unlike those of the
Odd Fellows' Hall, took decided jump in
the market yesterday the decided action
OF Congress giving dealers confidence to
iuves. and to seek for the opportunity. Tax
payers will soon need these issues. and the
early purchaser. will consequently gealize
handsome profits
That popular gentleman. Mr.. George l..
trict. bas been appointed Aidede Camp oc
the staff Of Major General Longstreet. with
the rank Of Major.
when Cofone! Ellis announced. at the la.
fayette square meeting. that he would not
read. bat print IN tho morning papers, the
list of vice presidents. and that they would
prove to be old and respectable citizens. it
struck rs that there was dearth of this
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ESTATE or WILLIAM Won PHIL AND

UErrxp STATES MARsHAL's 0FFICK,
New Orleans, ia uary 29, 1873
yxNHiS IS TO GIvB NOTICE THAT WARRANT
in bankruptcy has been issu,d ont o. the DIS,
sTct Court of the United Statrs for the District OF
Louisiana against the state Of Won Phu Brothers,
Of New Orleaus in the parish of Or. aus,
own netifion: that the pavmeut of any debte aud
che delivery of any property belonging 10 eaid
Sankrurts fe them for their use and the transfer
Sf ary property BY them fu biddcn ny Jaw; that
q meeting of the creditors of sad eankrnpts, 10
prove their debt and choose one or more aSsisntes
of their estate will be held af court OF 6a kIuptcS
70 be holden on the eleventh day of March,
A. D, 1878, at twelve O'Clock NJ st n" II tA'
ehange alley New Orleans, before 4. Augnstih'
e. B. PACKARD,
.Ir,Lti fhitrd States Marshal
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looErINU su .os XIearA tA9s.,g
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EsTATE or III N. SIEBNkCnT.
USrrED srArFs MARsHAL's oPFrSF.
New Orleans, February 8. 1873

USrrED STATES MARsHALs oPFrSF.
New Orleans, February s. 1879.
rs7Hls fS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT a WAR
Tsgt in bankruptcy has been is'u-d out
.f FL District Court OF the United States fo tho
District Of Louisiana. against the estate OF H. ~
Fsebrcht of New Orleans III the parish al orleans
B5a.a Of Louisiana, adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition that the payment of any debts and the
delivery of any property belonging to said bank
of say property by him, are TO rbddeu oy law that
3 meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt, TO
prove their debts, and choose one or more as
sdrnees of her estate will be held at a court OF
hsnkruptcy, to be holden on the twenty y-trst day
Of March A D. 1873. at nine o'clock A. M at
Sne Customhouse building. New Orleans, before u
3. b PACKARD,
FalN mhtl United States Marshal
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rvDLlc SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN.--On Wc"-
n,.,lu, and Thursday evenings OF this wcc'
the Advanced Department OF the r"o'"
School under charge "f W. Egbcrt Sm't'
gave two entertainments, consisting OF d."
l,,rcs. Declarations, Rrci,ations. Music.
etc "A, Imperial Hall, The attendance Oh
the frs, cvcuin. va, imncnsc-thc 'nrges
audience ever gathered in Dee: L"d=r-""
tim, ON the second evening w"sgrcAt'y oVt'
average. the two entertainments netting
handsome sum for the purpose to when 'n'
funds vii, be appropriated. I" say tho
audience were well pleased with the per'"r
uurccs would bc mild term I" express t"'
ar,,rcciu,ion they manifested, and of wh'r'
the pupils were deserving The Stage Va
admirably and ,ns,efully fitted up, the mn
sicu, iu,r,u,lrs well selected and rc'dere"
and the entire exhibition such 's I" com
mcnd /, to popular approval. Deer L'dg
has nra u testified by it, patronage OF t''cs
Exhibitions lis 1--we and generous Interest u
shc Public Schools-an interest which 81"
far toward inspiring and sustaining am"'
linn and emulation 10 excel. THIS sent
men, II Is 10 he hoped vii! be maintain"
TINT the schools If our village may coh'''
ne, as they urc. the pride and hope OF "u
people.
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C,nis since las, fall. have com. to the front

C,nia since las, fall. have come to the front
again and are now dealing 81: SO open.
We were in esror stating last week that
Secretary Cailaway hal secured
Tie Mplars' Hall for the deliberations If the
Legislative Council! The U. s Cour, R'mm
IL the place sclec,e''--0prcDvs. fns there has
been great many r"gucs in that r'~m be
fore.
From the Avant Courier. April 10.
The accounts from Cherry Greek mines
continue 10 he ilsttering in the extreme.
The erection Of the new quartz mill pro
crosses rapidly, and We are assured that II
will he IN running order early 10 May.
Miners are bus,ly engaged in getting out
rock for crushing
Al the Soldirr's Ball at Camp Blker. on
the eth ult Mrs u. l.. Penwrll, of Diamond
City. WAS adjudgrd the hand>',ncst lady
present. and awarded the prize therefor; sad
prize being the top Tier Of tour splendid
cake pyramids, cah four feet high.
The farmers ,lUwn the valley have com.
lnenc,ai operations for The season. and. not
wi'll>'arding the present low prices ut pro
.iuce, many If them will put IN larger crops
than ever before.
Mr.. II MuiIaney had al ankle dislocatcd
Ivy n falling horse
Prospecting is going on in Bridyer Can.
y"n.
Rev. W. s. Fracklc,on, the Presbyterian
Minister of this district, left for the State.
on Monday.
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CASvAssING. Mr. q. Mcfarland. one o.
our old time citizens, spent few DAYS II
town this week engaged in q good work
taking subscriptions for the Christian Union
the hes, family newspaper in the world, and
for two excellent books. Noted Works OF
Fiction" by Mrs. Harriet Bcecher Stowe
and Dryanl's compilation of the noted gem
Of poetry. We are pleased TO know he M
with very good success. and the books an
pnpcr will b: IN many beer Lodge hon" $
the christian Cniy~ presents either ~
pair nf beautiful c!,rhn's "Widc Awake
and Fa-, A-Ircp."n HE hcaniiful "'cog'ai'
~ tie Runaway AMI her P:t-,' netch
subscriber. TEis latter arts'icaliy ill.,
hes, chro,po tina, Is given with any paper
publ,shr.l aud is alone worth more than t'''
subscription price Of the paper. The p"~
/. 81. 90 per nnnum (wi,n rhr"'n") delivered
Those ~ ~ side camps desiring II shout
address q. Mcfarland. Glsckfoot. Ou
word for II You will be pleased to nav
.akrn the Cmi0n.
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LOCAL y r. w =.

70 toWRE SroSD DENTS Within The pa
week We have LA several 'rinmnnicn, i"s.
prnrrp,ly fr,ln III. Fast Side ON the su b.
srly uG, = ion aud making strong argumrn'
against il. which We have NOT published
SIMPLY hrcau.c ,nc Writer'S failed to Vrr,t'
,hrir letters by signature. These letters
aside from III" argument. make statcmcn''
of pnilr sentiment. individual matters. ain
the action at journals We w"udbc please
H. gave ,l,rm publication If VIC knew from !
r,s,nns,hlr authors name they were reliable
ar cuiI,lcl 70 consideration. bu, cannot pub
li.h auop,mpuS letters of that Charat ter
Writers viii please bear in mind That 'h'
authorship mis-, be communicated. Tia
column is u tree parliament bulno found
liign.S ium.
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Territorial.
From the Mi.souiian. II.

From the Nissouian. II.
I)an. J. WelCl,, one ut our entcrprising
merchants, ever Oh the alert tor a.I opening
to, business. is now bus,iy engaged IN Iusd
ing two pack >,rsins, consisting Ut some
tif,y animals, with M assorted cargo for The
k.s,tt.,,ai ,nii.es. Dan. thinks tnesc mines
should furnish, gOud market for the mer.
which opinion We concur. These mInrs
have herr,,furc been supplied from Wsl:.
WuIls. Mr.. WEIGH = gods will start abUu,
Monday next, and We wish him abundant
.ucccss in his enterprise.
George A. Baker is putting up ware
room in tue ruar Ut the old Post office build.
ing.
zuOic.
Con Murphy last week shipped billiard
table into M"ysvillc:
Several loads Ut tluur from Bitter Roof
| Valley l,ssed thr,ugb town . few days
| SINCE Tor Osborn ANA DennecO Deer Lodge
We were favored with . Call this Week
from Thomas Bass, Esq Of the Bitter Rot
| Valley. who was Ou his way To supply tho
farmers of Deer Lodge and the East Side
with = fine quality Ut apple trees.
Dwight Harding has bought the Cold
Spring ranch Of W. A. Clark fer SS0O.
From the Aoatanisn, IL.
| A reuort comes u "a from pretty suihen'
tic sources that Ian keneA!ly, Of the COrt
Company, was married to one of Erin
tairr., daughters in County Cork, Ireland
on the ti,st day If Of March.
| MI. William Wilcox dropped in 10 see u
hast week and informed Us H. he has jus
finiehed his contract Of building q bridg'
acrxA the Big H'le NJ Darling, foF Jo
Brown. lie says the bridge "a No. ssrac
ture.
The following 10 part Vt the result Of ~
interview with Tbs. Curtis just up frou
UtalsS
jimmy Cyplers left Mormondom fe,
days ~. o. principal in Lntha, i.uescap
with o lively young widow VIII" carrie'
uy.v lie blue r;bbOn for equcstrianisEl =
Tie Territorial Fair two years aga. lyas
like him. Henry Ohs. CRsllcy Millei
Dave Bcnily, ~. Givits, JIMMY CsssA.1
Muxsins TsylSr, Jimmie Hughss. and 3sx
H,naansn are a.akiny . .'seand.o4' wilb y
J Town, and some Of them doing nres.5e':
, Jerry Lewis, we'll known IN Virginia,
! Keeping line racs track q Dvnvef, CSlOsod:
! 0eo Hill y n Piochs and deaaG eons .
fSssJs - w ~. -. ~ j. W