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The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03
OFFER EXTRAORDINARILY


Tss person who buys of FINANCIAL MANAGER Of Nj.
ClrEu SEMNARYthe FIRyF PIANO and FIRST ORGAN for
County where this paper is published will get
then .discount according the make and style of in
Of one third onekaf from the manufacturers
rsr price The and residence of the purchaser
I'll b, published in this paper that all may know where
the hstruments may be The same offer to frst
ysar' each large riuags and city in this County
THE OBJECT is to give the people opportunity to
sd test the instruments sold at such unprecedented bar
;an, offered in advertisement of this party, found
& page this paper Let every reader examine it, and
hen write for particulars mchlsu
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A F & A. M

W WHITE CLOUD LODGE. No. IS A. +. & A.
w NJ meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Bldng the Levee. Wednesday night on or before
Il, Full Moon in each month and every two weeks there
fer L. L. OhION, W. N.
C. W SHRKvE, Sec'y.
sNITHTON LODGE. No. l, A. F. A. NJ, meets at
heir Hall in Highland Friday night before the
Ful Moon and every two weeks thereafter. Visiting
Brethren cordially invited.
LEWIS WILMINGTON, W. II.
CHGS T. Fox Sec.
The regular communications Of Troy Lodge No. S. A.
FLA NJ held the Monday evening before the
full in each month, and the second Saturday
evening thereafter. Z. G.. BRIDGES, W. M
JAMS N. TRAST. Secretary.
wATHESA LODGE, No. Ga, A. F. & A. n, meets at
heir Hall in Wathena, every first and third Saturday eve
Ihg 5. HATCH, W. NJ
ARC. Miller, Sec.
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DIR. c. W. wertz Dental Surgeon, permanently located
Hawaa takes this method Of informing the citizens
of Troy that he will be at their city twice per month and
will remain three days at the Highly House, and that he
prepared to do all work in scientific and satisfactory
manner.
All the latest improvements both in mechanical and op
erative dentistry employed Satisfaction in all
cases. nov5
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SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
I. o. O. z.

I. o. o. F.
H&& WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No. 6. l. o. Of
No. a r. meets ut Odd Fellows Hall, second
- .fy.p Buskirk's Building. Main Street. every Sat
- .v,pipg at O'Clock. Brothers In good standing are
'''dian' 'n''''~ ~ JOHN S. BEELER, N G.
1T sISBOES. R. s.
TROY CITY LODGE, Nc. 3s i. o. o. meets every
S, n;gbt In their Hall c. Lelands store Troy.
Kansas. W. w. ~ w.
HIGHLAND LODGE No. 81. l. o. o. F., meeis every
S.,1rd.y night in the room over Myers Close Durs
SCR Highland Kansas. VIM L GAZE, N IT,
TrlyE KTzHLKR z S.
pgGSIX LODGE no. a. I. o. o. F.. meet at their
A. STRAUB, n. G.
Al MOWRY T. S.
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u man recently struck up q bargain with a widow
in this peighbOrhood and they agreed get married
Sunday the hunte up the Probate Judge procure
the license In replying to the necessary preliminary
question: he Acknowledged that he the woman's
cousin The Judge Informed him If that the case
he could grant him license under the laws of Kan.
sas The overheard regretting this circum.
stance to neghbor She said it the greatest disap
pointent she had met with-that she fixing for
the ceremony and already had shoe when the bad
rrporf WA hruusht to her
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Ma. Carroll Seminary.

We take pleasure in directing attention to the advertise
asnt Of this Institution 1t is one Of the oldest
schools In the West and are assured by the best
sOrty those Who have known its entire history that
Tin deservedy Of the popular ranking equal 70
&', beat in the country, West East Let all intere.
I'd the choice Of school to patroniIe examine adver
'nsat and send for the Dread and learn particulars
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II John g. Otis ESQ., State gent of the Grange gave
call last Saturday He ia in the County for the double
purpose of perfecng the organization and work of the
Grange and soliciting aid for the destitute the ontier
meeting will be held for this purpose the Court
Honse. at o'clock nert Saturday afternoon which Mr.
Otis will make Of the urgent necessities the
people Um actual observation he having just from
a tsur of the destitute Counties
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es' Nstr's Liver PilIs.-It is easy enough to make
PA but to make good pill al! that's the difficulty!
Ira Are cheap harsh drastic ps that Ot ieas
S"eat than dose Of Salts but . good medicine like
" Norrs LIVER Pills which penetrates to the seat Of
seAse Is desderatum indeed Win positively all
Sasrs Of the liver Sold everywhere. JOIN F. HENRY,
Tori
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.o1 MILLER, Publisher.

-. other length of time in accordance with the
Ia ~. which apply only to regular advertising.
IS;nsss cards Of S lines or less, IS year.
Tsral and transient Advertisements, o. per square
s insertion and 50 cents per sqnare for each sub
Fs Yotices will be charged 50 per cent extra; and
siI Advertisements and personal communications,
isb s, lines Of solid Nonpare make square. An
ba. Of half square and over are counted az full
Es,1i.euents requiring to be certified TO- will be
J The cost Of certifying in addition to the regular
5s advertisements must be paid for invariably in
EnLlsInR WORK of all kinds done short notice, as
" -. times viii admit All job Work must be paid
.hsn taken from the office.
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II There has been an immense of Winter
wheat in this County and if favorable
there viii be heavy crop. AS sample the three Harp
brothers Of Wolf River Township have in
of wheat They have full quarter section
tirely in wheat The variety is called the reedstraw
and said to be better adapted this climate than oths
varieties and produces large Weld.
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~ To persons marimonially inclined whose friends
opposed to the match, it is blessing have State
like Missouri handy There. license is required; and
ii would also that age relationship physical
mental condition are not taken into question. Anybody
wanting to marry, 90 there and marry
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Money to bald houses money to In business money
= any purpose On Ing time and easy terms. for use in
scuri or kAnaas, can be obtained every Saturday Of
ne st. Joseph Building Company the St. Joseph and
Anna, Loan and building Company. For further par
ealars apply In Psrson OF By letter to J. n Street
r''St'nt or r. l. NsLsAa Secretary Francis street
vpsa Houss bufidiag; % Henry BOder Jr Director
hoy KAnsaa t,nIvI
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WORTH WHmR-It is worth while call at this Office
and see the great family paper the Star Spaned Ban
ne Ledger size only 81 year and choice Of trelre ee
giant ChrOnOs Albums Book &c. to each subscriber We
receive subscribers only ST. which the paper
year and premiums all free will club it with the
Chief and supply both for only caro- Call and see the Pc
peI
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DR. D. B. KELLooG.We refer the readers Of the Chief
the card Of Dr. Kellogg Of Detroit Mich this issue
BE is what is called .Clarvoyant' physician Those
who have consulted him say that he describes symphonic
exactly and that his medicines have benefited them His
medicines manufactured By himself and free from
all poisonous substances We understand that he will
shortly introduce them for sale by druggists Those wish
ing to consult him will find directions in his card
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Y Subscribers at Severance and other points tn,
Denver Road complain that mp Monday. they had no
received last weeks issne Of the Chief We
count for the failure the mail the postOe,
in ample time We suppose it accidentally Of thu
,rrnnn chuta As will sometimes happen.
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MARRIED..

At the st. Joseph Cathedral, November efth by the
Rev. Joseph Ascher, r. C. C., Mr.. J. T. GEDULrIG Of
Dsniphan County, to Miss MARY REDMOND of ST. Joseph
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- curing the row Saturday night. one fellow wss
noty pursuing another with ave and the fugitive was
nsny yelling for the police. 1t happened that it We.
axeI MN Vim 'ne
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II We mean BUSINESS. when we say ST. Joseph nor
Atchison beat for Low Prices Don't fail to give
ms a test c. +. vAS BUsKIKK.
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~ Popular illustrated book C9Os Pagss) on MANHOOD
a MANHOOD! MARRIAGE! Impedinents 60 Marriage;
and cure. Sent securely sSaHd post paid, for 50
~" oy De. C. WHITTIER, 6IT St. Charles Street St.
NA Ne The great anecialist Read his work. no19.
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n The other mOrninng Charley Miehaelis attempted
10 kindle fire by pouring coal oil When the roasted
lOughs off of the side of his face thinks
1t will heal nicely.
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Manual LRk0R.

"A admirable feature in the arrangements at MOUNT
SEMINARY, is the furnishing manual labor to sta
= Who would economic their expenses. See adver
e@ent on fourth page. july2H
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p Mrs. c. C. Camp left for her home in Pennsy vania
last week. This was move did not expect We
in hopes that Camp would here and cast
his lot among
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Il White Cloud enjoys the advantage of but two
saloons. Ortons saloon recently closed The aid of
Crusaders not brought into reqnisition.
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Squire Gordon has moved his office Braidys har-
ness shop.
Jake Ramsel has opened his store and is doing
smashing business
The Southern Mehodsts are holding protracted meet
ing in this place.
DED-Mrs Poirier, wife of Constant PORTER died on
last Sunday morning She had been sick for several
weeks.
Nahrung. Hauck e. Co. still actively engaged in
Strengthening hogs. They have packed 5000 head
and are still buying all they can find.
The wathena Semi-monthly Temperance Meeting came
off last Monday night 1t largely attended by all
classes The exercises consisted in essays speeches
sic and readings Some of the speeches rather
extreme to promote good feeling among our people.
The people in the neghborheod of Mount Airy School
House, had Thanksgiving dinner, in the school house
on Thursday. Service held by Rev. Mr.. Bowman.
Two dashing Young men Of town hired double
sleigh Sunday night and started with their girls take
seigh-ride. They got distance from town. and
doubtless enrapured with their situation when sud
denly their sleigh struck stump and gave way. The
sui: that young ladies and young had to walk
home.
wANTED,-At the Reporter Office good stout sleigh,
that is warranted not to break down Apply
There donation party at Rev. Mr.. Fultons last
Thursday evening.
orn Leioer mas removed MS saloon from Geary City
to this place.
Mr.. Charles Keaney returned from ST. Louis last week.
He went down to Ttman, the crazy man, the
Asylum, at Osawatomc in this State He says that Tit
is but little improved and hoves entertained
of his final recovery.
Gaor,s Smelling who t.ocbe. scbool n, the GLADDEN.
.oh,Iho,.. b.. oho,, onn,,,os.d =, .,,, oo.I -
h.. ., lie. and III sOLo,.r I'll. r.n,, ,h., d.
and
a. ,h.i ,e.rh.r iii No, nLold ,h.o T.; 4, tho. -. r.k
a., -. ~ -, :,
=,
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NEW LEGAL QuEsTIoN-At White Cloud last week,
they had the decision of which beats the celebrated
judgments Of solomon. person owing another money,
gave him bill of sale of his safe The time expired the
debt paid and the person holding the bill Of sale
of the safe and removed tito quarters pro-
vided for the purpose The former owners books In
the safe and he asked and received permission to unlock
the safe and take them In relocking the safe he
changed the combination that person but himself
could open and upon demand refused dvulge the
On complaint Of the of the safe this person
criminal charge; both the parties engaged
lawyers and the trial commenced The attorneys for the
defendant the plea that the combination Of the lock
in the mind of their client and nowhere else and
that the sole question was whether mans mind
subject mortgage bill Of sale They claimed that
when he the safe he did not mortgage his mind
with it, Strange say the attorney for the prosecution
admitted that this the decisive point and the Justice
of course, dismissed the suit
This is truly bright legal idea If the combination
in the mans mind his hand certainly did the work
On the principle If murders another, the act
originates in his mind although his hand executes it ;
therefore, the cannot be punished for the act!
The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1874-12-03

IL While tremendous snow.storm ragged here almost
the whole day Friday covering the ground the depth
of four five inches there but slight fall in the
northern part of the County barely sufficient the
rrnnnd
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" There has been a change of timetable the Den.
Road The mail train going passes here be-
tween 10 and o'clock and the train going east between
l and 2 clock.
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The Elephant In Town!
Low Prices the Watch-Word!
Good Custom-Work at Shoddy Prices!

The above only few Of the bargains we offer for the
next thirty days Call and examine our stock of Boors
and SHOES We guarantee saving of 10 to per cent
Remember the place. GEO w MAKuow
oct22tjanI. Market Sqzare ST Joseph. No.
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= Mt jets is contemplating the erection of . ao,,.
mill at the Junction He is bringing over the
machinery of the dstillery owned BY him near :,
to be used in the mill far can be made appl;c,
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~. y MUSICAL EDUCATION Of the highest grade can be
0ed at NOUN CAERoLL SEANARr, fully equal to the
aseOst '''-''' ,,Ivstf
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5000 RsIIs Of Wall Paper,
% received from the New York manufacturer and will
' at from i.l to % cents per roll Call and examine
W yourselves. BJcKRoBD sIscIAIR-
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2 Patrons of HuSbandry. =

CENTRAL GRANGE. No. &C., meets every Saturday
Iisrnoon at O'clock in the Odd Fellows Hall, Troy.
JOHN NJ TRACY, Master.
THOHAs HESsHALL, Secretary.
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~ Wild turkeys are uncommonly abundant in the
bluffs and timber in this region, and hunters daily
come In with this choice game.
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~ william Mann to his customers greeting. says that,
while them have answered his summons and paid
nm many others have failed 10 to time He ssust
have his money have it, by process
other. word TO the wise.
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~ Ladies, don't fail examine the Furs at Van Bus
kinks A good set for 50.
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II overcOats cheaper than you expected to get
them, at Van Buskirks
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s. IHE TEACHERS Provision" ut MOUNT CARROLL
has enabled scores Of the best teachers in the
themselves for the positions Of usefulness and
p, 'hey are occupying. See advertisement In this
Pt juiyetE
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large assortment Of latest styles Of kid gloves at
A per pair at the New York Store ccts2mI
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AGENTS.

,-rS A. LOCKE ~ Park Row,
~ PITTENGILL & CO. 81 Park Row,
AND
,,opGEP. ROwEIL co, 40 Park Row. are our only
SiStboriled Advertising Agents In New York
sGEELL & CHESMAN, St. Louis, Mo-
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poNIPHAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

y,sre I'd Judicial DistTict-P. /. HuBBARD,
.sTstT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES W. JoSEs JOSEPH HA
- CHARLES REARSET
sSsrf-THoNAs j. VASDRR1LIcE.
y-.,Surer-ROBERT TRACY.
r.-rty CIerk-CHARLEs RAPrELYE.
rs,t6ct Clerk-FEASK BRowN.
Tnry Att0rney-DAvID n. JOHNSTON.
800. Judge-RoBKRT WILKINSON.
y,ri.ter Of Deeds-ALEEKT HAZES.
stsSsrintendent Of Public instruction-D. ID. ROSE.
S,rrrn.r-G. Z. ARCHER.
s,y,vsr-EDwARb T. REESE
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JURoRs-The following is list Of the Petit Jurors
drawn for the December term Of the District Court:
Jacob Ramsel, Washington Township
August Oseuburgh, Burr.0ak
William Rappelye, Marion
Perry Mcclellan, Centre
Jonathan Springer, Wolf River
William Rittenhouse, '
Daniel Worries. Centre
John r. Williams Burr-0ak
Edward S. Allen, Iowa
G. W. Cowger, Burr-0sk
J. c. Clark. Wolf River
Daniel Landis Wayne
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BAR DoCKeT

District Ce.ff, Deniphsn County, Kansas.
Decent Der Term, A. ID. 1874, Cemmeneing
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p The publication day of the wathena Reporter ha
been changed from Thursday to Saturday.
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Richmond Coal for sale a. the ST. Joe D. C. r. R. De
pot. By D. no1AASp.
oct1H
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Coal.

II Head Light Oil a, Biekford & Sinclair
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II White Coal Oil at BIckioRD & sScLAIk's
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supply of Police Judges Blanks just printed and
wy sale at this Office.
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u No Rag Carpets only 4oe, at Van Bu,kirk's.
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u- pur. Cider vinegar. at BlcxPokD & sEcLArz's.
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rS Warranty Quitclaim and Mortgage Deeds for sale
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-16

Ia an enemy to all corruption-it assists and
fortihes Nature. Its manner Of operation is to
Drive TO the Extreme Parts
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Alps Silver Mining (emlah,.---
Location of principal place Of hltn,fs, san
Francisco Califoihil-L Location oi N,Ils. LILY
District, Lincoln county Nevada Notice
There are delinquent upon the following de-
sciibeo stoek, On aceouIt # EstosfntLf iNo. %
levied tn The I'd day Uf SIfil, 1874, ii rev.
eral amount set ollosiie Tie nines Il II c res
DGCflNg II. .G.Ts fsll
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p,ocuE M1SsTnELs.- To morrow nigh

P1ocuE MrNsTRELs.-To.m morrow night
the above company will give another of
their agreeable entertainments. The
rrooramme differs and includes some
very pleasing pieces. The members of
the company have been rehearsing very
industriously, and will be able in all re.
spects to sustain the excellent reputation
their performances have justly acquired.
P1Ayo.-Morris Levin has Just re.
ceived grand concert piano from San
francisco, which is of remarkably fine
touch and tone. Mr.. Levin, who is an
accomplished musician, will give instruc.
tons on this instrument at the San Jose
Hotel, or at the residence of bis pupils.
Those who desire to acquire or perfect
their knowledge OF this popular instru-
ment will do well to secure the aid OF
Mr.. Levin.
RAcING.-.Yesterday a race was made
up between DR.. Deals gray horse,
Whitley. and Mr.. Tarpeys sorrel horse,
the Chief, single dash of $50 yards
The race was run on the lower part OF
Main street. aud resulted, as Colonel
GARRISON would say, in the Chief getting
Whitley by little.
SULKY.-Last evening the comet must
have had a fit of the dumps, for it pre-.
sented but dim appearance. 1t has
probably got mad at the calumnies OF
the Virginia Chronicle, and has folded
its tail preparatory to stealing silently
away.
RESERVED SEATs.-Those parties who
have secured seats for tomorrow even
iug's entertainment of the Phoebe Min
strels will be good enough 10 call at the
box office, Hanley's Hall, to receive theil
tickets.
THANKS are due to Mr.. Seibert, o.
Wells, Fargo & Co., and A. S. Thompson
for late papers, which, owing to the fail
ure of the mails, were more than ordina
rily welcome.
WATCH REpAIEING.-P. L. Cowan ha.
removed his place Of business to the
RECORD office, on Lacour street, where
he is ready at all times to repair ant
clean watches and jewelry.
N. LEVIN instructs thoroughly or
piano forte. Instructions given at pri
vate residences, or on his own piano Al
the San Jose House. jy-lG
No MAIL.-Fhe Hamilton stage came
in yesterday on good time, but brought
no mail.
BULLION SHIPMENr.--Wells, Fargo &
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to S2,0l23G.
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Dun people appear to have perfect
mania for building this season. Build
ings are going up with perfect rush in
all parts of the city. Not frame build
ings alone are seen in process of cree.
ton; many fine brick and stone struct-
ures are going up. Where building is
not already in progress, grading is being
done and preparations are making for
the putting up of buildings at no distant
day. Gold Hill and Virginia will soon
be one town. The gap on the Divide,
separating the two places is fast closing.
Heretofore, for some years, there has
been sort of struggling row OF houses
between the suburbs of Virginia and
Gold Hill. Now, not only are the spaces
along this struggling street filling up,
but the suburbs themselves of the two
towns are beginning 10 meet and mingle
/ Virg. Enterprise, 8.
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We learn that quite a Number of conn.,
panies are engaged in prospecting argen-
tlterous lodes in Lake district. 1t having
been demonstrated that the smelling ore
OF that region can be made topay, though
thirty miles from the railroad, our min
ers are going for them tooth and nail.
In this same section are some very rich
mines of copper and antimony.-fV irg.
Enterprise, 8th.