, 1873-03-03

voted down, Wednesday,, by a voto Of noarly four
" -"Vordlotod' le tho last and bssoat coinage
Of tho San Trauoiaco newspaper mint; and We
are not able 10 odd, n1asl that ita author hns
suioIdol.
-At Tayetto;; ;1e Iey., sa!te for dan,agos to THO
anloon-koopcre by tho wivcn Of incorporate hua-
bantlH, with fair prospects Of auccosg.' : '
-Jilgo Dfrnoy has purchased tho Day City
Journal aetabllslmcnt md united II with Tho
ss sssRSpsg Rss ssgsasH s1 dsy 9s9 e f9r S S
''el;r ITroy N. Y, has casa whoroin respectable
oitizen foayos lis wifo and six ofildron 10 clopc
witt, young lady namcl .A1cc Wells' Tho, In
Before tliolr departure, tho oloplng parties wero
olandostiuoly married by q clergyman, tho
man affirming that he Ind noYer boon married.
boforo.
fort Express, the Indians ,pay no attention 10
thom, hut arn carrying on tho slaughter OF door
by Wholesale. Tho snow iB deep, md they aro
killed BY hundreds, dogs boing employed to run
for deor-hnntnB In the future.
-partiobpurporting to bn jennie Hight Troupe
agents hnvo ratdod on tho landlords, ha1l-ownera,
and printers Of South Bond Lsposte, Valparaiso.
ouBly. va aro ID Grape foraV, which is brief
for yil1aiuot1s. Pass tho doad-bcatH around. Wo
would glve tho agents nnEno, but 1t wnB writton,
50 illegibly ne couldn't dooiphor tt.-Michtyas
THO appearance Of tho new wheat whore the
SNOW Disappeared during the recent partial thaw,
iaa truly promising. ). In NoIthwcetern Ohio,
Northern Indiana, md III Michigan. 1t appeared
ha Ze q tho LII n vii p aesess es 5
aleappoint many Of our farmers who predicted
Tho 1ndia;rabber trade of tho United states
has grown rapidly during tho psas ten yonrs aud
chante. The imports at Now York. in 1872
amounted to II 300, ,020 pounds, against o 900 900
pounds in 1871, mud 100000 pounds ..ir 1870.
Tho Imports at Boston worc a1so largo last year.
Para aud Central American rubber IL the most
extensively usod for manufacturing purposes,
constituting nearly nine-tentha Of tie whole
quantity Of rubber inported annually;
H., This m ia a epfHode," aB TopGrted BY ono Of
the Lincoln, Mob, napsra: T., IN M the sonato, yoa-
taking vote. The Souate was IN Committee OF
tho Whole, and hlr. Barton in tho chair, whom
ho said: tAs many an are In favor Of the reso-
luton will riso to thcir foot Several Senators
The most Of them woro moro or less acquainted
At once, ind played Rheir hands accordingly"
: Tho Paris Kentuckian Of tho 2Gth ult, con-
Dlnograsa region. It ia an o1hibit oi tic gradu-
al but Biro absorption of tho small farmB III that
section by tho owners of large onos. Tho pur-
cllasos Of only, ono man Of Bourbon County
John Hildroth-aro givcn but wo hopo, for tho
prosperity OF Central Kentrcky, that bis caso ia
an oxtremo ono. uo bought farms on. which
lived a families. consisting Of 191 portions,
nearly every one Of whom moved Wost. Tho
population Of Bourbon. County was groateat in
1880.
About so years ago. Gerrit Smith donated to
Oborlin College a tract OF ob acros Of laud In
West Virginia.. Some yoars ago tho College at-
value until now It Is worth $4,000 o. eaO, 900,
but it WAS found that aquattors had taken pos
,session Of il and would not yield. Suits OF
,ejootmont wore brought against thom and, after
years Of litigation, at cost to tho college Of
Sd 900, tho matter has at longlh boou decided
against tho Bquattors.