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Sopp Wr. 242, aSef : SditirnorsfraRe.
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III Gin Robnbaus nit 2aben on Sosparo',
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Gin aiibibss Wobnbaus on eerinstontrase, uabe
~,frantlinz Square.
sine SGnGnr- y D. a. 49, ne e'T ganb, Ru I =
Sheunen Il. I. 10,
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Bdltimore=@ ountu nGbe oar JftiiterstopH 2urus
pite, uno peniger ais "a Nieile uon Climber @rouez
citation on ber -g9eitern DtarpldnoCr SiicnbQbn, "
NIT einem sutsu gBege ourb Den Blae nab Der
Station.
Gin gBobnbGus init &aben unb 2 N6er SaHo, Il
Neilen pom Baltimore on Der 9feiiterto Dn=Jtoab.
4 9anbfteIen in o~ariorb@@ ountn, l Ditto in @orron,
COUNTY, in ercelentem 3uitanoe.
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nabe Wountsdirp, on Der ~Saltirore=S bto~SIienz
babn.I
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Serualters> 8erfauf


EiH BON
Wruneeisenfhum all rtr SieSiehraRs.
Sn Gsolee etnrs 8etrete5 bes 8reis9crittef thr biz
5taot baltimore miro her unter5elhufle SerOaltel
out 6ffentli6er Tuition am BldBe MonIaa, os1 ~
Sluuar 1873, Rad,mittdgs 4 nbr. nGrtaufeH
Zen aan;en Srunrplas NIT Decentralization,
in Der @taot Baltimore gelestn unc, tnle tel9t, be
itrieben +: Daiielbe beeiurt on Der Votoielte oer
Siooleitra6e in elmer Sntiernuns BON 226 6us oitIit
Don Ger Worboft- Gde bon Blbble- uno annitraBe uno
ertredt fb oitlid Lungs Der SiooleItrsBs 10 5uB
oaEn r0rolih, parallel nit Der Iunltr1Be. tpls ttez
ieIbe gu ofnsu beabiittist 10 70, so Nub bis sur Sho=
ieite zines 20 SUB breitsn 9dstsRs; oonn psitlid,
Idn9s Der SiioiRite beiG9ter Aaep, nit Dent abrauds@
rshte ~oerielbcn, u 6uB. mo bann iibllt bis sam
anfansspuntte. Gie Capitalization befteben IN einsm
5psiiodlgen sieaelfteinernen Saute unp ltno eIHem
lGbrllten Eruno,inie BON $3.50 unterporIsn.
acknowledgement: Elm SrttttteIl baGr une Der
Reit in spCi eleideu 3abluu9en IN 6 une 1? Wona=
ten, ooer 4Qes bGar, nab Der gBabl bes 9dufers. Die
9rebItz8 Gblun9ep 3inieH trdseI0 uno jur SlITrIeoen=
belt bGs Seripalters aeiihert.
9e,piS s.. Rpbiuipn, 8erfpalter;
Samucl -. Gpner d SDbne, autt.
/Oal 4 4 = N o e ~
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Germa!ters.Gcrfaaf
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i%pertbppIem observation-disclosures

lpef1DDpueW
on Der
8allepz, rGbtSagerfrdBe
Su Soige zines Oetretss beS 3rele =Seribts Der
Stabt Baltimore DIrb Der unter.eihnete ais Ser.
palter auf rffeniItter Iuftion On Srt uno Steae,
@eittnpd,, orn 29. Sauuar 1873, Iad,mittaso 4
ubr, oas nahitebenb beitrieoene gi9eatbum Dertau>
len, nGmlih:
Gn Der sinie Der Shieite Der BaIspftroSe, in Der
@ntiernurg BON PA SuB rorbiid BON rer ytorooft=
Sfe Der Eager une Bdlspirase 0nfan9cno, iuelther
antar9 spuntt an bcrJto ore NET Sdc oes @runbptaBts.
wclter am 70. ausuft 1856. purt eiHe aeruiiie Sulia
U. 2Bicor on eiRen %seUifen Uti6ael Tlunesan per-
pubtet nurbe, lit oInn norbIlt, fGn9e Der Stieite
Der Su1epftraBe, II Sub qebenb ;oonn oitIih, paral=
lei nit Der @aseritruBe. 81 SlB bis on Die gSetieite
elmer 10 6EB bleiten alep 9eheno; B mn iiOih.
Lungs Der Weftiette beia9ter 10 iSuB bretten aleo,
nit oeren 8ebruuf uno BriuileIien in 8eneiuiuoit
nit Nnbern, II SUB; bann usitlib, parallel nit Der
@a5erIt'aEe Iin9s Der IuBenielte ocs heiasten Ntts
haef s~Jinnegan ~seborisen Islltee 81 tug bis gum
anian9spuntte uHo elner III 9rli6en 9runbmiette pon
S33 uatsrlporIen
Die @etdube heitcben in eirem 9utqe6auten 81
fodisen s6obnhduie NIT Q itntiQem Sin,ergebGuoe
unb ciniforiaer & Ii d. i'm Sinter9ruuoe, Gas uub
gSdjsr I'm DdlIe.
SerfduiSbeolngungen, nte Surd oas Setret porge=
ihrteben: Elm Sritttbcil baar unh Der Oteft in 6 uno
12 Dtonaten, oher allies baar, nab Dem Selieben bes
aGuiers ; Die Credit 3atlun9en pom Serfauistage an
3inien traeeRo mo ourf sur !SuIrieoenbeit oe5 Ser
| palters ~inhoiirte Hoten oes aduisrs geft6ert.
Bolivar 3. 0anels. 8erpatier ;
&. M. Sennert q Soinp.. autt.
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ssssiia in alien .Gbeilsn Der Stabt itets an Sanb, Surz
i6en bier uuo tiinibunbert. iebr bi1is. ioiuie aud
@intiebuns BON @ruEo5inlen uuo 5ausrletben, mas
prompt mo rihtlg bclor9t lutrh burb
Ssprq SORT,
SIR. 102, Cough, tuifben Broaopap
(Ne;23,3 Utte) uno 1onnfrQRe.
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o. IIT-OiOIJtIIJ kItNV O NEEIIH!llI sUIl.
fET#=A Germaitcrs> Tcrfauf
EEiiI eines
Wobnbaufes unr Geiddftsptases
luf Der

orbette Der Sreoertd =Ipenus,
nabe Der BGpionirlBe,
rne FER SeuipaaSe anSrensene.
araft unb in Solse zines Sefrets oes areis9eridts
Der Stabt Baltimore miro Der untcrSeidnete oils Ser
rualter auf ofientliter Tuition am Ylate heute,,
10. Sanuar 1873, Rad,mittaaS B Ihr, uertauien:
Den sdnsen 6rnneplag NIT Sebdulid,feiten,
in Der Gtaot Baltimore selt9en uah, pie iol9t. be-
itriepen: on Der noroli4hen Selte Der 5reosrif'
Npenue on Der SiomeftsSde eines 9runpfiites,
pelbes burh cine urfunbe pom Ii. Ntouem5er 1867
pom fvrancis {. Surman an Samuel BilbGlm uno
gBifiam y. Scoops iihertrasen unb in Den Sanh.Irz
tiuen Der Stlot Baltimore in &iher u. So, Jfr.
1856, Tol. 1856, eingetra9en it, aniar9eno !; bann
noro0fIidl. lGu9s Der IOrb ieite Der SreoeritzQuenue,
20 6uB eebero; banu nolo peittlb, parallel nit Orr
mehlihiteH QuBenltrie bes porbemertten ouTd frunz
els I. Surman an Gamuef gBilbslm uno gBlqiam $.
Scoops iibsrtra9enen giase, lao Tus ; Cam ~iltrpeftz
lib, pardll,I nit Der Sreoerii= luenue, 90 Sus bis oil
uorbemerite Detlihe AuBeulinie une cGnn luo0itz
lid. Lungs belaeter Iu6euttnie, 40 EuB bis sum Mnz
fanse; bas 9run0itld 1T einem iGBrltter 3nIe bon
$50 unterporfen.
Die 9ebGulibteltsn beiteben in einsm pertboolen
3=iodieeu sies'lfeinerneu tBptnhauie NIT 2
ftoileeul sieaelrrinernen Sintcrsebduoe, pdfIeno fin
finsn @ei6dftsplas selesen uno iest ais RsfaurGs
tion bcnust.
acknowledgement: elm SritttbeiI baar, Dc,
HeIt in 3pei eleiben 3ablnn9en in = uno - Wtoud.
ten; bic 9reoitjablun9sn pom 9 ertaufsta9e an 3lnIer
trageno, unb hurdJ CUR 3uirieoenpelt oe5 Serlualtsts
i~noeiiirte Noten bc5 8GuIer6 geiiterti ODER Iaes bdar
nab oeul Selisben oes Rdulfr5.
Seturtd, Is. SSents. SertDaItcr;
(2,S,l0,i) &dmuei -. Spper * 2pbne, Iuft.
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gu hermietheu.
sserfantmrIunss=SDfaI su neraats'

GIN eofal I'm 2. gtot,usrfe bes Helsu @ebdnees
beg ,,@orreiponbenten," pollitGnbis fir SerIamm:
tuRsen einecridtet, nit Raum fir 150-175 Yerionsn
9as &C., 1t bei'm abeub, Wtondt ODER Sabr billis
IN Seielii6oiten, Baunereine, 9ogen, Sinsoerein'
&c. su psrultetbeu. Dtan uteloe nd in Der Srpeb.
70 hQE-l
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N1nf1i III hsrmifthsu.
Gauier al u~rrfauFcm

E.i.L- Gin ero6er 2aben, gie Der GaIpert< unb Bfeas
ianfirabe, gu S5U, unb eis tleiner 9Goen, Dem ~erftereH
anarensen0, Su S21. Sbpmds Siu,
(2S2-l @de Der Sapettez rnb ct. YQs(frQEe.
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1D0O Sagsna
.er nmb NeEfettEeet allsr @@r.

EmIofTer mIfb W~eETetttGet aLseE %~F'
ten GifeusMr5etteu,
Scr. SIS uno 81, Noroz6 reoertd=, nabe 9apfr.,
serfertlst Giisr. @irbeitsu ieoer art, nte
Sesmieses unf snfeiferne t5sidneGr, Fbiirsp,
Eeuierldeen, EonneusGdber :e.. uNo 1T eingsz
rintet, nm in ser Stabt u 10 ant Der 2nnhe
in "tiir3cIttr Srif inter mGBi9en Scbiraunsrn Irhe's
ten uussui1bren uno onfanieBsn. (NrriI20. 1S.)
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Gerlangt ,no seim9t.
&poleih %1erIdnof
NerIduof.

Gin irdftiser Mann Der Der Staot iunbis In unb
NIT TfeIo,n um3u9ebrn fueiR, UNI Bier dusSuiabren.
ytaN5uiraeen in 8epIs &p6morcf's Sramersi aui
6eeerai S;u u2-3)
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11unerfGlitlter Giii0

sua etnmahen 81 40 Gents pro SSaSOn,, Iopt,
refine @emiir5e unb rpbeu SNAPPER gum gins
Tadsn bel 3OuiS 81 Wete * Sruber0
81 &6e Der 3anooers unt SanhenRrGxe.
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Jd1nfS Odirng
Is, SiiS=8aDfras

ahtun9spou benatribtist feline %Grcurbe urb Sunoen
Der irii9eren 6trma SGis S Cairns, bas er Den
Sorratb bee olteR 8irma nab ieinem neueR So
The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1873-02-06

A. Extraordinary Resuls ef Kisdasss.
A servant of Rev. Rowland Hill suddenly
died, and his master preached his funeral
sermon to q numerous audience, in the course
of which he mentioned the following anec-
dote:
"Many persons present were acquainted
with the deceased, and have had it in their
power to observe his character and conduct.
They can bear witness that speak the truth
when assert that for . number of years past
he has proved himself perfectly sober, hon.
est, industrious and religious man, faithfully
performing, as far as lay in his power, the
duties of his station in life, and serving God
with consistency and zeal; and yet this very
man, this virt1ous and pious man, was once q
roboer on the highway. More than thirty
years ago he stopped me on the high road
and demanded my money. Not At all intim-
ida.ed, argued with him. l asked what
could induce him to pursue 20 inquitous Z
course of life. Il have been . coachman,
sir eaid be, but am now out Of place, and
not being able to get . character, can get no
employment. and am therefore Obliged to re.
sort to this means Of gaining . subsistence
/ desired him to cali upon me; he promised
he would, and kept his word. I talked fur
ther with him. and offered to take hin into
my servi,e. He consented; and ever since
that period he has served me faithfully, and
not me only, but he has faithfully served his
God. And instead of having flushed his
life in public, igro,ninious manner, with .
hardened and depraved mind, ~ be proba-
bly, would soon have done, he has died in
peace, rejoicing in hope, and prepared, We
trust, for the society Of just men made per-
feet
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KANSAS.
Letter From Senator POmerOy'
He il Anxious to Have full In.
vestigati0n.
A Suspension Of Public judy
ment Asked for.
Trial Set for the June Term.
LETTER FROM SENATOR PoxERoY.

LETTER FROM SENATOR PoxERof.
A1caIsox, January 3l.-The Champion
of tomorrow morning will publish the fol-
lowing letter from Senator Pomeroy, receiv-
ed from Topeka to-day, and addressed to its
editor: -
TOPEKA, Jan. 81. 1873.
DEAR SIR: When you left Topeka, i
told YOU l would employ nv 6rt leisure in
detailing to you, for the public. the precise
nature of the malicious con-
spiracy Organised for my defeat; but since
the parties to this conspiracy
have summoned me before tie
Circuit, to answer to their charges,
this is to ~, that before the judicial
tribunal I, too, am deirous and even anx-
lou. to appear and have . full investigation
and verdict unbiased. only ask suspen-
ison of public judgment until fair hearing
can be had in the courts, and that verdict
will decide Who has committed Q crime, and
the measure Of the guilt.
Very truly yours,
8. C. PoMERoY.
SENATOR roMERoY's BAIL SIC, 900.
TOPEKA, Jan. 3l.-Senator Pomeroy ap-
pesred, BY counsel, before Judge Morton Of
the District Court, to-day, and waving an
examination gave bail of $40. 600 for his
appearance at the June term Of the Court.
His sureties are d. II. Home, J. Picare, Ira
H. Smith and c. W. jewell.
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d.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription.


Ines ; nowsss y PIT isss 81 E.: sxpssse,Oo o.
sPoa actual and viIs..:ed realities. 4. : close
observe. nave while Witnessing us positive fe.
su.n " tae Iew speenl aissesss t.sassst 10 tAe
eepeseto 0fyaa1n o. Wo0a1. einGioe II eat %
tAO Sl1.ax or ef0Wo1ne gen 81 my
aeoaeol career. ~ its merits - p nivo.
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mo ooe 10y w ~ g. umcs 40 nede. ~ carsaa-
stsn9se - kmoly ana N Aarooey VIII u Avs
vn,ea Eoven NJ le.nase syste9. l - w1n1E y
sake my eP1Anm - . payst0an. Nay. Sscn
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~ mGst eanEnlee ek Pss'etions eI en&te Invalid
o9y wn0 0npIoys u iof ~ y tee ali@eoc Sec
Wnica reS0@neea u. tneI ouer ana 80 y
Sno0 = IVS.tAvE 0OAkAnEES.
ooenenGA euses 70 not expeneooec ~ ne uMe
swounos oI tne eonte1tS o. ne oeue ers used,
VIII o. return o. ms oosoa. Woxh1ros Of tn
1edEine navine oeea akee eceofaia$ % dires-
Go0s. and tne oese bong cse Tor whieA recc.-
mend It pronpdy refund " Aoeey pad for i.
Nsa noS ne moet R.ne1 eeeaaeneS N IL VII
taeA S0oaS nCS o9eh u = oo enocf tneee eopci-
oooe; ~ savine whnsssed lo e1y ntAeu!eas
eoree Y Saosanos OF AeeA =. roe! war
So1Se0 oo0 DerISSsly ooie IN f1sk1DV
O0sa " ER4sosA0A 130 ~ Aooev
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TnS IonoSine afs amoaS moe diseases y
vnlcn ny kovOrttO Ffeoef1Rsaon hsS
worried eures-aa II ~ 1aSle and with certainty
Eevee oe1oro atfAtno1 ~ ony medicine: Leg
sonhsA sxeeeave ElowtAg, Hhhl Monthly
Periods, Suppree.iees Gho from unnatural
sa1sS. i' =. H, ~ 1asx' 5sisp.ss. O.
do. Barring Down Sensatiocs. iSfs1si Hest
m;rxA
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sevars asa Nap.se..-As Cawrssss.
Csspser sf sse Reseiiies.
From the San francisco Bulletin. Jan. IL
The death of the ex.Empesor Napoleon
recall, an incident of the great Southern re.
bellion which has moi hitherto been made
public. 1t il we'll known that the late Em.
peror of the French was an active and ear
mes, sympsthizer with the South; that more
than once he seriously meditated maternal
intervention in its behalf; that the invasion
of Mexico and the enforcement of Max
imiIian in the seat of the Montezumas Was .
part of q deliberate plot to break up the
American Union. But to what length he
proceeded-how resolutely he was determin-
ed to carry bis fell design into execution
has never been fully known outside of mar
row official circle. The story Of his purpose
is short but suggestive, and was told By Mr..
Seward to few personal friend, At dinner
party, amore whom was the writer Of thia
article. No one who was present will ever
forget the intense earnestnes and animation
of the great statesman a. he related the mo-
mentous incident The exact words. %
pregnant with e!eIuent meaning-so solemn
and impassioned-we cannot in every 10.
stance reproduce, but the general import is
given below:
1T wzs," said Mr.. Seward, en- the Clark
est days Of the rebellion. Disaster upon dis
aster had befallen the Union armies. Trea-
son was active and bold fronted at Washing
ton, in the North and in the West. Rebel
emissaries and their allies were plotting
sgainst IA over the Canadian border. Our
foreign relations were most critical. Rebei
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sY rHDo. 0AHExTn.

In . long forzotten peaket,
Tied up With sukea band,
found Il; only Letter.
Traced In GirlisA hand.
rsad IL ever and over,
Alb, me. - did before,
In the days that were fall 81 s1niight,-
Tue days that are no more.
Idreamed Of . golden summer.
Far back In joyous time.
When every day was poem,
And every hour Q rhyme.
There came fragrance u roses.
Aud h'ass, and mienisuetts,
And . sound Of sylvan ma-ic,
And the eyes that are with me yet.
A Good Of purple sunset,
In scintillant glory came.
Till the deep old forest kindled.
And burned like . Geld Of aAms.
There came gir.ish AZURE,
With billlows Of floating hair;
And she bent her faos above me-
An angel over my chair.
Isaw II all In moment,
While held the crumpled sheet:
And then, as the vision faded,
The long, gray city street,
With its hateful rush and eiamor,
Came back 10 ny weary eyes;
Al, still the fruitless struggled
Al, still the worthless prise!
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DIR. G. BIGELOW,


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WASHINGTON.
SPAIN WILL NOT ABOLISH SLAVERY.

SPAIN WILL NOT ABOLISH SLAVERY.
WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l.-Minister S:csles
telegraphs secretary Fish that Spanish Gov
eminent will do nothing towards making
good their promise to abolish slavery in
| Cuba until the inaurrections on the island are
completely suppressed. A bill has been
Introduced in the Spanish Cortes for the abo-
lition of slavery in the island of Porto Rico,
which provides for the appointment of a
commission one half of whose members shall
be selected By slave owners. and the other
half appointed BY the Government. The
commission IL TO ascertain the value of all
the elaves, and then the Spanish Government
ia required TO pay forty per cent. of their
value, and the local Government of Porto
Rico forty per cent, and the slave owners
are to accept this eighty per cent. as payment
| in full
The Ways and Means Committee to-day
settled the question of refunding the cotton
tax by voting down all propositions pending
before them.
CIVIL SERVICE BOARD.
WASHINGTON, January 3l.-The Civil
Service Board of the Treasury Department,
in reply to the resolutions of Mr.. Butler,
sent series of questions, applied to six hun
dred applicants examined under the Civil
Service rules. 1t makes over 748 pages, and
includes questions embraced in q distinct
examinations.
WITNESS STEWART
was consigned to his room last night in the
basement of the Capitol. formerly occupied
as the studio of Winnie Ream.
TIT paIarp COMMITTEE
this morning, heard Mr.. Wilson's statements
regarding the transactions with Mr.. Brooks,
heretofore mentioned.
The Wilson committee heard tie additional
testimony from Horace F. Clark.
The President to-day approved the act
abolishing the franking privilege.
RELIEF BILL VETOED.
The President vetoed the bill for relief
for the Eist Tennessee University, saying
that some objections attach to il, as expressed
in bis message, and returning the Senate bill
for the relief of J. Milton Best. He would
heartily favor the donation of the amount
appropriated By the bill for the relief of the
university, but the precedent once established
that the Government is liable for the ravages
of var, there would be no end Of the
demands on the Treasury.
PEACE COMMISSION.
The Government will send peace COM
mission TO the Modac Indians charged with
ample power to hear and adjust all troubles.
REp-rAPE.
General Howard's accounts in the Freed
mems Bureau have passed the Second Au-
ditor of the Treasury, and Howard was
found by a clerical error to be indebted 10
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II IL d6aeult to induce the medical profession to
absndon the old grooves in which It las Travelled
for centuries. Pursation, venesect;on, op.umisa-
ton and blisteratioa Ito team 81 venerable hob
hiss, and Il does not like to harness up the new
fourin-hand Of invigoration. regulation, Purinca-
tion and take nsv departure Advanced Prac-
ttiouers, however, Who are rot Welded to old dog
ms, admit that in Hoststisr's Stemah Bittsn We
posses'. % 70 speak, . counter charm 10 the NAL
ign inausnss. thas produce various diseased con-
ditiSss They DO not deny that in go. q sensr.l
turbences Of the liver the TO Wels sud the disss-
tive organs, this pow erful and wholesome veesta-
bio remedy effects extraorainary cures. The pub
lie rendered this verdict many yeafs $50, and the
enlightessd member Of the pro s~ion acquieses in
II. Better late than never. ian2SeodGs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE NODOC WAR.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-News comes
from the camp Of Captain Jack that he is
ANXIOUS to have . big talk looking to . peace
negotiation. The squaws report that in q
recent fight many Madocs were killed and
wounded. After the fight the Indians quar-
relied because Captain Jack did not fight.
Oae Indian shot Jack through the arm.
The Captain has invited Doris and Fair
child to come TO HIM for talk. General
Gillett joined Throckmorton's command in
Little Shasta Valley to-day.
The Indians have hundred beef cattle in
is an abundance of grass to feed them, and it
is impossible to starve them out for months
Doris and Fairchild 20 to-day to the
place designated by Captain JACK for con-
ference.
DEATH OF * GOVERNOR MArrERsoN.
CHICAGO, Jan. 3l.-Ex-Gov ernor J. A.
Matterson died 1t noon to-day at the resi-
dence of his eon-in-law, Il. c. Goodell, in
this city. He was Governor Of Illinois from
1858 to 1857.
PirTsBrR6, Jan. Sl.-Renners 4 Co.'S
cabinet and chair factory. Allegheny City,
vas totally consumed BY FIRE this morning
The loss will aggregate $ll, 900; insurance,
S., 200. The FIRE u supposed to be the work
Of an incendiary.
n-.-,rcr,vr r,,r
49,, ., o. w.,,
MaAfaiS jan e. "e'nes0sy
the work of IN incendiary, occurred 1t Jack.
con, Tenn, destroying nearly the entire
business portion Of the town. The prop.
erty destroyed amounts to 500, 900; insur-
ance light.
DENIED.
SALT LAKE, Jan. 3i.-The report of great
drifts on the U. P. 4. R., and Of men being
frozen to death, i denied By Assistant
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