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IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.

IDAHO CITY BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
9 Kinusley. general merchandise. Main Street
G. W. Crafts, general merchandise. Main street.
Thomas Barry, general merchandise. CONNER
cial street.
I.ner / Swim, general merchandise. Main
street.
a. Marie. Tin and hardware. Main street.
u. r. Kimmel, watches and jewelry. Main street.
J.B. Emery, general merchandise. Main street.
Ed. Fulmer, general merchandise. main street
George DUNCAN, hotel. Main street.
W. PAYNE carpenter. Main street
John Runyan painter, corner Commercial and
Wall streets. v,u,
DR.. shelter, physician and surgeon. ~al'"ia
street.
Or. H. Zipf physician and drugstore. Main street
pows + McDeyitt. meat market, Main street
A. Strauss, commission aud storage business
Main street.
John Garrecht. meat market. Main street
n Haug, brewery. Main street
q " Moore L Co. FIRST National Bank. Mail
street.
John Good. Tonsorial artist. Main street.
9 q. s,lsby. books aud stationery. Monsgomer,
street.
N. @ Luney, hotel. Luna House. corner Mont
comery and Commercial streets.
W. W. Black. livery and feed stable. Main stree
wuld Miller. soda fact ~. Wall street
Tincher h Holland, saloon. Main street
Matt Zapp. saloon. Main street
McClin,ock h Stewart. feed and livery stable.
Montgomery street.
Martin Nellenuovich. restaurant, Wall street.
William Mautx. boot and shoe shop. Main street
Hay l. Coxan. blacksmi,hs. Main street
John Harley. blacksmith. Main street
Henry Freidengcr. bakery and !rui' store. Aaih
street.
polioux, grocery and liquor store. Montgomery
street.
Chas. Mau,z. boot and shoe shop. Main street
Heman Jones. wagon maker. Main street
Josiah Cave, blacksmith. Main street.
Thomas Dixon tailor. Mainstreet
Stuck 4 ELL carpenters. Main street
Lester L Furguson. carpenters. Montgomery
street.
DR.. b. Simpson. physician aud dentist. CONNER.
c!al street.
John Brodbeck. fruit aud cigar store Main street.
g. F. Lodge. matchmaker. Main street
George Bennett, nphosterer. Montgomery street.
There il . saw mill just outside Of town owned by
Morrill,, Thompkins 4 West. and another two miles
from town owned by Willis Driseoll The latter
Co has lumber yard on Main street: the former at
their mill The school house and Good Templar
hall are also Main street. and one or two Chinr*s
stores. There Is Methodist Church on Wall street.
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cENrERv1LIE BUSINESS DIRECTORY

YEN LEN vx1XG 0O0XNGOO OA06VAVnA.
G. w. Crafts, dealer general merchandise.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express ofics-C
W. Crafts. Agent.
Jerome Beardsley. fruit, cigars md beer.
Jerome Beardsley, blacksmith shop.
c. C. Meffert, hotel,
Hardin & DAILY, butcher shop.
8 Dempsey, livery stable.
Joe Brousau, boot and shoe maker. @tr
Fred Heofein. cabinet shop.
George Cartwright, hay and feed store.
POstofice, P.J. Moore. postmaster. i
Louis Perre, restaurant. -
CHANNEL & Church, saw mill.
h. F. Channell Il Co., ditch 3
8. K. Goidtrap. ditch y a
Hung Wo Chung. Chinese store.
Sc Lung Co, Chinese store.
Clue Kee Co., Chinese store.
Chue Ke Co., butcher shop. aH..f sss
Doctor Chung. Chinese drug store.
=. Harmon, doctor. - s'
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief for Young Men from the 81.
fects OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood
Restored. Impediments TO Marriage removed New
met hod Of treatment New and remarkable RENE.
dies Books and circulars sent free. In sealed en-
velopes. Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. ll0
= orth Ninth st., Philadelphia, PAGAN Institution
avIng high reputation for honorable conduct and
Professional skill. - t8fi
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..rAvr Youn ORDERS At SrIsBY's. -Persons desir
to be called up Of mornings at an carrier .ou.
m usual will please leave their orders q the fos'
A.. noor.tore. JOHN FRANK. a
Night Waterman.
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36adlp9 I'M .Iuyl III / ~
Do1ss err BustHlls D1R1croRY.
sas8fsFt ss8s.N~ Nstf xs<-S85lts .gessF t4s 80
VIM h Morns-Agept Northwestesn Stage Com
many: also. v. r. 1 Co.'S Agent n,
". O. rssro proprietor Rocky Bar Sage Line.
VIM. II Nys-Drug Store. s5f fl8a
= +. Conn & co.-Stoves. Tin and Hardware
"a. 81. Moose First National Bank de1daho.
PHI. rsay-Harness, saddle and Lssther Depot
T.,Loaaa-Dry Goodl, Groceries and Clothing. =
Z. B. Reed Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. and
Clothing. Wines and Liquors..
ID. Fslki& Co.-Dry Goods. Groceries. and Cloth
an8.a4r aHF- a8EAggs a2t 's' s@ffstht q t
L. schwabachera& Oo-Dry Goods Groceries, and
Clothing. .
P. sonna-Grooeries. Hardware. Iron and Steel
@. Jaoobs-Flouring Min and Distllery
.Bilderbeck Schnabel-Groceries. etc.
g. Jacobs-DealE in Flour. Bacon and Whisky.
8. spiegel- Variety Store.
d. Levy-0roosries.
p. Characteristics.
Mrs p. Cohen-variety Store.
-
J. Brumm-Jewelry. watches and Clocks.
p Humphry--Jewelry. Clocks. and Watches.
james A. Pianey-Book and Variety Store.
VIM. Bayhoase-Boot and Shoe Store.
J. Pollard-Boot and Shoe Maker.
J.Stool s-Boot and Shoe Maker.
Ar Monson-Furniture Store md Cabinet Ma
ker.
A. Hagar-Furniture Store.
Mrs. Chas. Ostuer-M Millinery Store and Dress
Maker.
Mrs. Millinery Store and Dress Maker.
Mrs wineheimer-Dress Maker
J. slocum-Dealer In Hay and Grain.
J. Case-Produce Store and Dealer in Grain.
Jas. H. Twogood-Depot Agricultural Implements
and Agent Florence Sewing Machine.
l. B. Photographic Artist
r. E. Howlett-Assortment Store.
r. Dangel-Bakery.
D. Levy-Bakery.
q. ". Cess Co.-Meat Market.
VIM. r. James-Meat Market
j. A. Bennett L Co.-Meat Market
Capt. J. W. Grinn-Overhnd Hotel.
Bush Young-Central Hotel
A. p. Turner-Turner household.
J. H. Chronological Restaurant.
J. Shelter Confectionery and Chop House.
Agnew Race-Livery Stables and Feed Corral
C. Howell-Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
Chas Nelson-Livery Stable and Feed Corral.
". Morse-Corral and Feed Stable.
C. Hunt-Corral and Feed Stable.
A. Rossi-Lumber Yard
r E. Howlett-Lumber Yard
Barrett Williams-Lumber Yard.
A. J. Marston-Carriage. Wagon. Blacksmith and
xsunsmith shops
J. H. Jackson-Blacksmith Shop.
a. Observation-Disclosures Shop
Baldwin i Hemphill- Blacksmith Shop.
G. N. Stilts-Blacksmith Shop.
J. Woods Blacksmith Shop
I. C. Maupin-Foreman N. W. 8. Co.'S Machine
". q. carlton-Foreman Nv. Co.'S csrrias
Shops.
8 De Lord-Smal Grocer.
O. aobbins-Wood Yard
Rein Bros.-Wood Yard.
II. Milleman-Woed Yard.
Ben. Acknowledgements Shop.
n. Byrd-Carpenter Shop. |
r. Corbus-Carpenter Shop. |
George Ellis-Carpenter shop. |
George acknowledgements Shop
T. Landif-Carpenter shop.
II. Anthony-Carpenter Shop.
Fred. Beckhart-Carpenter. Several others. names
not known. .
Bayhouse McHenry- Shaving Saloon aud Bath
House.
There il also Barber Shop in Overland Hote
noildings name OF proprietor not yet sscersainedl
J. Sinclair-Tailor Shop.
L. r. Cartee-Fruit Trees and general Nursery.
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Thr Romnn CalI.rnm.


Students Of Roman history will ba sorry to
learn that The explorations which have been car.
ried on in Rome Tor some years by the Italian
Government are now stopped for waat OF funds.
4 good deal Of work illustrating The early history
OF The Foyum ROmannum, the Via Saera, ana IN
the Coliseum but good deal remains to be nc.
eOmplished aud now even tho steam engine EN-
2loyed TO pump cut water lrom the Coliseum has
been stopped from want Of funds, 50 That the
Sater is ten feet deep in the spbstrpcture Of that
enormous building. aud The weeds are rapidly
growing rouud the edge of the water. Signor
Rossi has spent the - 600 voted BY the Italian
Parliament last year. and cannot resume his
operations without more money
10 the Coliseum. writes Mr. Parker, dating
from the Ashmolean Museum. Oxford, tho re-
cent excavations have clearly proved that the his
tory OF that enormous building usually taught is
only partially true instead Of being entirely built
in ten years by the Flavan Empeross, what they
really built was the magnificent front aud the
grand stone double corridors around au cid thea.
tire previously existing on that spot, Of which the
walls are partly OF brick OF various periods. sono
ul it distinctly OF the time os NerO, aud some OF
these walls are Of ula Of a much older character,
probably belonging TO the " insane works Of Sea-
uTus, the sou-ln-iaW OF Sulla mentioned by Pliny
his "Nstural History"
Tie origual paveaeo, was found twenty-one
feet below the level OF the arena, which
boarded floor covered with sand, and full Of trap
doors on tho level Of the foot Of the pOdium and
Of tue present soil. Under this platform are all
sorts Of cOntTvances Tor the theatrical displays
abOye--dens Tor tho wild beasts for the hunt OF
the arena, aud grooves for the lifts by which they
were sent up from their iens 10 the stage above :;
remains Of four canals for water the whole leugth
Of the building, 1--WE huudred feet. which were
evidently supplied with water by the equeduets.
These were called St,iyHtsS. and were provided
for the RaHplGe}id, or naval fights each canal
was ten feet deep, and at least the same width.
in some parts considerably wider. The bottom
Of these canals was about eight feet above tae
pavement aud there were passages under them
Tor the wOrkmen aud performers All these very
interesting arrangements are now under water,
aud must remain SO until more money is forth
coming to rescue them.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

targe, practice BY 5000 troops GA the fourth
day they relRrned TO Mesas capital,
This King has 1900. 900 subjects. Stanley
praises bis great insellgenee aud depicts him as
a ruler whose dominion affords the best aagugy
FOR the possible civilization Of Africa. lie Is a
MuSsnluau, bat your correspondent regaads his
conversion to Christianity as possible. aud sug-
gests this labor as Geld for missionary Oaott
that is capable Of aHoEding very brilliant results.
Picturesque accounts sre given Of tho nehness
aud beauty of the eountry, There are valuable
geographical notes in further illustration Of the
map, inelRding soondings OF the Niyanza and an
explanation Of The White Nile above Ripon
Falls
Taken together with the letters previously re.
eeiSed this completes the account OF tho grand
discovery that ii has been SIanleys good fOrrane
to make through the good will Of King Mlesa-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Juv emile $!

a MOEG THE NBMEROUS BOOKS FOR
n the YOUNG. f0r sale hT the undersigned,
Little folks Picture Gallery,
The Chatter Bpx-The .Nurseryt
Lltue F0lks-Sunday Beading.
The Peep Show-The Boz Joiner.
st Nicholas, bound Eoinme-
American Pioneer series,
1layne Reds story BOoKs
The Fdendly Visitor-ChldreH's Friend,
And The unusual variety Of coored AID cloth Toy Books
5ss I'm For sale BY. n. m. WHITNEY,.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
OzDrzs sr THE PRESIDENT.

wAsH1ysTox. November 22d.-The following
order Announcing the death Of the Vice Presi
deui was Issued BY the President this eveuiug.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

SPECIAL NOTICE. Subscribers wishing to
make changes in the list of periodicals taken,
should give early notice Of their intention. 1t
is also well to have periodicals begin and end
with the calendar year.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
LONDON PAPERS
LONDON MONTHLIES
AMERIcAN nIoNTHLIEs
AUsTRALIAN PAPERs

Australasian weekly. SO co sIelbourne Leader 500
Town Country Journal sDoiSyduey III News..s. 4o1
sydney Nal. sooisydusy Steamer Herald .
e. Gny Periodicals. not Ia this list wiz be ordered any
time aod suppliedat cost aud charges.
Afirass H. NJ. WHTTNEY. =
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
Downer's Kerosene oil,

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden and Plantation Hoes. No. 1 aad ? Naiioets
C. s. Spades, shoyels, Scoops and Rases.
Handled Axes. Batchets-shingiiH< anI Azs pattern
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Pailoeks. &c.
Clothes Pins. Raw Hides. sash Cords Sand Paper,
Sash Cord. Syrinscs. Mueilago. Horse Cards.
slsdges. champors. Horse Nails ard shoe InE.
HINGES to ii in. Tiuaed r,cs.-s % Iiia.
W. W. Paint, Shoe. scrub and yaraish B-ushss,
Self Heat Irons. Masons Backing.
Corn Starch. Whiting Mctal6c Paint
Snow White Zinc, Eastern Brosms. Patty.
A large Assortment Of chimaeyl, caamoa. Clipper.
sun. Perkins ( Howcs. &c.
Lanterns. Kerosese Weeks. Ge
few dozen Of the best Paoas Glass Pssssrriar Jars
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
AVERY FULL ASSORTMENT OF
GERHAE, EGGLlSH AND FRENCH
GrOCSTieS!

Sssa-in Caaslss- UlsSAa1rae R.ae,
Easaz salts, Caster Oh,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22

uslL Vas lS=4r1 ny Lue FEesloe1I LUIS eFeaIns.
EKEcUTIyE MAxssos. Noyeuber p, 1879.
Il Is with profound sorroE that the President
has to announce to the people Of the United
States the death Of Vice President Wilson, who
died IN the Capitol Of the Nation this morning.
His emineat station, his high character, bis long
career fu the service oI bis State and OF The Uni
ted States. bis 6eFotion 70 the cause OF freedom,
aHd The ability be brought to the discharge OF his
every duty, stand conspicuous. and are indelibly
impressed on the hearts and Affections Of the
AnsFIcan people. In testimony q respect for
the disiIug1ished citizen and faithfal publc ser
want, the rsrious departments Of the Govefnme1t
viii be closed on the daE Of bis funeral. and the
ExseutiTe Mansion and all the -Exec1iiFe De-
partmsnis IN Washington viii be daped with The
bs3ge Of mourning for thirty days. The Secreta-
res Of War and Navy VIII isz1e orders that ap-
prOpriaie military and naval houors be rendered
to the memory of one whose Tirises and services,
VII Be Eoug borne 10 recollection b. gaatefal
natio8.i N ~ L. s. GRsST-
b tie President: Hamilton Fish, sseIetmJ
of State.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-12-22
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Choice Music.

CEHSofGERMAN,s SCOTTISH and SACRED
4U SOSG rs
-The' 'Iionfe Circle, volzaf, 2 and 3 F7
The silver Chozd-sfusezl Gem,
The Piano at Home-Piausi's Album,
ri11o Forte Gefns-Ihs .fusic4i Treasare
Gems of strnlns-Ope lB0ufIe y - ~
The organ at Home -CarInlna Sacras
BIcizrdson's Pizoo Forte Instructor.
and all the popular s 5. Juvenile tune books with
over 90 pieces ase music, vocal and Instrumental
sss In Tor Sale BY Il. NJ. WHITNEY
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WASHINGTON LETTER

CORES pondence OF the Alexandria Gazette
WASHINGTON, D. g., Dec. 30.-Ou Wed
nesday Congress reasscmbles, and already the
notes OF preparation are heard. The clerks oil
the committees are arraigDlng documents and
papers, anu work will, al least. begin vigor.
ously.
The Cuban question is the absorbing tonic
and ii is predicted that the reported pending
negotiations for intervention will be the theme
Of 4 message from the President at an early
day. This, however, is only surmisc. That
there will be an effort made to bring about In
PREVENTION can hardly be DOUBTED, for upon
such move the Administration bases its
hopes OF succession, and war with Spain
would, the President thinks, ovcrwhclm the
prejudice agalnst third term aud bring about
the necessity that would require him to agaiu
accept the position" May an overruliug
Providence avert both the war and the third
term.
The leading Radicals of the Senate and
House have their heads together connecting
schemes for the embarrassment of the Demo
Gratis, and Il sharp watch will have to be KEEP.
upon them to prevent surprise that may be
damaging 10 its effects upon the Presidential
election
1n connection with the Presidency, if any,
body imagincs that there is accord in the Cab
oet, let such illusion be dSpclIed, aud that
there is desire to get nd of Mr.. Bristow,
who is considered rather iu the way, no one
"acqua0ted" doubts The man who Is 10 the
way and who, when the time comes, will de.
vclop more strength in the Radical party than
any other is j. g. Blaine, and 10 him General
Grant will fud his most serious opponent.
As to leader in the House on the Demo
cratic side there seems to be ar indispositon
to acknowledge any one man, Mr.. Faulkner
declaring that all that is needed is drill ser
gcant, but nevertheless when the time cones
1t will be seen that Samuel j. Randall will
have to take command. The bout with
Mr. Blaine showed that Mr. Fernando Wood
would not do. Mr.. Cox is sharp enough but
lacks weight, and Mr. Randall possesses more
OF the requisite traits, combined, than any
other man.
1t is reported that shortly after the reassem
bling OF Congress general amnesty bill will
be passed, as upon that issue will depend in
some measure the course Of the Southern mem
berS 10 reference to the Centennial appropria.
tioD.
Among the employees at the Capitol is
son of Mr. Robert Glass, of the Petersburg
News, a young gentleman OF fine business
habits, strict integrity, aud promising talents.
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TELEGsAPHIC SUMMARY

Inc Ice III the Hudson is gradually disao.
peariug '''"P'
Two boys broke through the ice aud were
drowned In the Oswcgc river yesterday.
There has been heavy TALL of Slow far
the last few days at Salt Lake
"A man died in Lachiue, Canada, ycstcr.
day, from starvation
A dense fog ye; hangs over New York, rem
derlng navigation hazardous aui tedious.
The turning 10 death OF a woman aud two
children at Enterprise, Ind, is still wrapped IN
mystery.
Arrangements for the inauguration of the
centennial year are being made iu Albany, \
Y, aud PottsvilIe, Pa
Benedict Bros. jcwclry store, under the
Grand Central Hotel, New York, was broken
nto aud robbed last night.
"A disturbance occurred at Viekshurr, yes
terday. between whites and blacks, IN which
DR.. Il. q. Banks was shot and seriously
wounded.
Princeton College has challenccl Yale or
Harvard to row an eight Dared race. with
cox-swalus, four miles straight away, b. tween
the LIST and 18Th of June.
--Geo A. Wadeigh, aged 25, of Brnoklyn,
has been arrested Oh the charge of being con
cerued in the abduction of Margaret Msllen a
servant 10 his fathers house. The yiri dis
appeared two weeks ago.
At IL O'Clock tonight the bells of the
New York Fire Department will be struck as
follows: l, !, 7, 6; !, s, I, 6, to celebrate the
beginning OF the Centennial year. The year
will be otherwise appropriately ushered 10.
There will be grand centennial demon.
stratlon at Altoona, Pa, tonight, consisting of
a midnight parade of the fire department, and
the different societies and general illumination
and meeting 10 the Opera House. All the
bells will be rung and salute fired.
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NEWS OF rHf, DAY,
To shoo the verg age and body Of the Tim,

To sho,o the very age and body Of the Times"
Theatrical performances for the benefit of
churches are common in San Francisco
The toll house at Carters bridge, on the
L"esburg and Alexandria turnpike was set on
fire Monday night and burned to the .rouud.
1t belonged to the estate Of the late Richard
Chichester McCarly.
Casslus NJ. Clay, of Kentucky has written a
letter to gentleman in Washington, in which
he says that his State will present his Danc 10
the National Democratic Convection in 1876 as
candidate for the Vice Presidency.
4 new work Oh the Identification of the ten
lost tribes of Israel is announced in England
under the extraordinary title Of The Anglo
Israel Post-Bag; or. How Arthur came to See
IT, The Rev. Canon Titcomb is the writer.
ln the French Assembly, yesterday, reports
from the committee on dissolution we're adopt
ed, providing for the election of delegates to
choose senators ID be held January Q, the gen
eral election for both houses February 20, and
the Assembly to meet March S.
At Montgomery, Ala, yesterday, The report
Of the investigating committee in the case of
Senator George L. Spencer was submitted,
showing 40 extraordinary amount of ntficia!
fraud and corruption used in the election of
Spencer
The latest sensation 10 Nashville is the birth
Of an lDfant in the theatre there. If its natal
surroundings have anything to do with its sub
stQuent career. how many private box on the
ear the poor child is destined to have 10 the
family circle.
Judge Donohucs order declaring Twccd's
Surctcs on seven criminal indictments recently
found to have been forfeited, ten rccornizanccs
We're settled and signed yesterday. \ writ Of
ccrtIorarl was taken out on the spot, which has
the effect OF a stay.
Some Of the negroes in Western Alabama
and Eastern Mississippi arc again ''agitatius"
the project Of pc!itioning Congress to colonize
them in a negro colony" where they can be
by themselves, and some Of their white neigh
b0rS are encouraging them.
4 careful housewife in Altoona, Pa, put 40
SIS order and $40 grceDback in the drawer
Of the coffee mill for sale keeping the other
day. The next morning the family enjoyed
cup OF S2S coffee, but it wasn't hall 50 stroug
a the husbands language when he found out
what had been done.
Senator Gordon, Of Georgia who wishes he
had no liver, is much exercised over the impu-
deuce of a certain medicine vendcr who has
decorated every rock from Virginia to Texas
with the Interesting information that Senator
Gorlon uses Soand-so's Cure for the Liver
Complaint"
Joshua Montgomery Sears, student In
Yale, attained his majority on Christmas Day,
and with it stepped iuto the possession Of a
neat little property estimated at 80 600, 600.
His parents died in his infancy and the prop
crty has been held in trust by three trustees.
One-half Of the property consists of real estate
In Boston.
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MAasKIED.

:. On the 18th Of December ut the residence of
;. Peyton Brown, PLINf N H0UGH, II
Baltimore to NJ AXIOM F., daughter of j. ..
Wilson esq, of Washington. d. G.
December It'll, 1875, at ketocton Bsp,is,
Church. Loudoun county, Va, by Rev Is.
Lake, Miss MOLLlE PURCELL TO Mr..
OIlS EuBANk, Of Amherst county, Va.
December 10th. 1875, near Middleburc, LOU
WOOD to Mr. JOHN NJ BYRNE.
December 22i, 1875, st Upperville Va. by
the same Miss L. " BOWIE TO Mr.. JAMES
w. WYNkOOP.
December 18th, 1875, near Bloomfield, Lou
doun county, Va. by the same, Miss EN- MA
MHlTTlNGTON to Mr.. MATTHEW kEE.
lex.
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has instituted in the Legislature against the
dogs, and prosecute vigorous and ext rminat-
ing wa,t''re. His practical mind fully comprc-
hendS the value Of sheep-raising to Virginia,
ard the assluinc stupidity Of permitting such a
nuisance as dogs to stand in the way Of pro-
titable industry. ltany man in the Lcgisa
turc has the iron will ard tenaci'y Of purpose
70 push through this much needed reform. it
is John Lctchrr We hope he will be backed
up by every sensible and honest man in the
Legislature, and achieve glorious victory