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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

Kentucky has on hand the choosing of a
Senator to succeed John w. Stevenson. The
strongest candidates in the field appear to be
Williams, Caldwell and Beck. The first was a
gallant Confederate officer in the late war, a
good, strong stump speaker, we believe, and is
popular With the masses. The second is prom
inent at the Kentucky bar, and stands person.
ally very high. A record honorable, brilliant
and useful is MIR. Beck's six or eight years
service in Congress.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER %, 1875.

DR.. William II. L Arson, a native and for
many years q resident of Petersburg. died sew
eral weeks ago at Lake City, Florida, whittier
he went from that city some time last spring
10 pursuit of health. DR.. TAnson was fifty
FIVE years of age, and died Of drnpsy and heart
disease, with which he was ;tf1lcted when he
left Virginia. DR.. rAuscu was man of re.
markable character and abilities and Of q sim
gularly checkered career. He graduated from
the University Of Virginia with the degree OF
nj. d., and was surgeon of Hartranft's regi-
meut, the First Virginia (of which General j.
A. Early was major aud Governor j. l.. Ken
per quartermastcr), 10 the Mexican war; but
he never inclined to the study or practice, hav-
ing, indeed, but little faith In medicine as
science. He is said to have mastered the law
as well, but was dsinclined from its pursuit by
reason OF his dIfhdeDce and diff uty as pub
lie speaker. Before the war he edited the
Southside Democrat, in Petersburg, in con-
nection with General Il. A. Pryor, and during
the war acted as correspondent of various
papers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29
DIED.

=, On Tuesday, the 18th inst, of dropsy, GEO.
r, son OF Geo. +. and Amanda NJ. Steiner,
aged eleven years. gss- Funeral on Thursday
morning, AT ten o'clock, from the residence OF
his father, No. - north Washington st.
Winchester papers please copy.l
In Washington, on the 10Th instant at g. Is y.
M, after an lin, IS OF two weeks of pncuu.onia,
ELIZABETH b.. wife of John A. Griffin, in
the 3Y.h year of her age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce on
Monday adopted resolution reciting the pres
ent incommodious arrangeme nts for the trans
portation of mails and passengers between
Richmond and Washington city, aud Instruct
ing the president Of the Chamber to appoint a
special committee to petition the General AS
sembly to grant charter for a pew all-rail con-
nection between the cities named.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

The Literary Societies of the University
of Virginia having selected Ralph Waldo
Emerson, of Massachusetts, to deliver the
Grafton before them in June next have receiv-
ed letter from MIR. Emerson, accepting their
invitation and expressing that gentleman TO-
terest ip our State and its great institution of
learning.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

AT a time when the MouarchicaI and Re-
publican factions are each striving 10 France,
the one to hold what it has, the other to re-
cover what it bad, it is not little significant
that the replacement on the Vendome column
of statue of the First Napoleon should yes
terday have evoked the enthusiasm of large
asseE1hlape
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

1t is stated in Washington that if the re-
ported prospect Of European Intervention in
Cuba should prove true, our Government
would at once inform the Powers so interior
Ing that such action would be highly offensive
to the Usited States, which would continue to
act on the principle of the Monroe doctrine.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

General Doubleday, of the army, declares
that General Robert Anderson, Of Fort Sum
ter notorety, told him upon the breaking out
of the war, that if kentucky joined the Con.
federacy he would 80 to Europe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29


Our CEMETERIES. lis there no way to put
stop to the Dissertation of these homes OF our
dead p There is. Let orr delegates prepare
bill aud have it passed, giving 10 the Mayor
and Commonalty of the city OF Alexandria con-
current police Jurisdiction over them, with such
pains aud penalties III the bill as will be Il terror
to evil doors, aud then let the laws be rigidy
enforced. AS the case now stands. it is almost
impossible to have justice meeed QUIT the mis-
creanta who disturb our graves, on account of
the land lying 10 the county Of Fairfax. II would
be good idea to make the sections special po-
llcemen also. Let US have our graves held
sacred from the hands of vandals. y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

The Alabama Legislature met at Moutgom-
cry yesterday. The message of the Govern
or Was confined to State matters exclusively,
and makes no mention OF oational affairs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

CHARGED WITH HORSE STEALING. Yes-
terday morning, says the Washington Tribune,
MIR. H. ". Melton, of RectortowD, Va, took
to police headquarters a boy uamed Joseph
qaugho and turned him over to Detective
Co0Des, on the charge of stealing mare. He
told the detective that young Vaughn came
to his house, about two weeks siuce, and stated
that he was from Baltimore, and was father
less and motherlcss, and he took him 10. In
conversation with the detective the boy stated
that he drove the mare to within six miles of
Alexandria and agreed to 20 back with Mr..
Melton and show him where it was. and both
lett on last nights train for Alexandria. The
boy stated that he lived 90 Fremont street, 10
Baltimore, with his stcp-tather, whose pane is
John Stone, and that he rau away from home
10 consequence OF bad treatment" Mr. Melton
and the boy LETT here this morning for the spot,
at which the latter said he had left the horse,
and the boy returned this afternoon and stated
that they had found the horse at the second
toll gate, on the Little River Turnpike, and
that Mr.. Melton had gone Oh home with him.
LEGISLATlvE.-Thc attendance of the mem
beTs iu both branches Of the General Assembly
was very slim yesterday. The Senate was call
ed to order by IL o'clock by Senator Grccver.
There being only some five or six mcmbers
present. The Senate adj 'urncI for want of a
quorum until today
In The llous, twenty five members were to
be counted. After the reading 81 The jourual,
tn: House adjourned also for the want of a
quorum.
rt,1 l,,y n
new sled Tor Christmas? p Close listed parent
- ohnny, don't think there's going to be
much snow this winter aud you wouldn't have
chance to enjoy new sled; but I'll tell you
what | will do. You just be good boy, and
III get your saw filed So that will cut through
i stick of wood just like cheese
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

The New Hampshire Legislature, to be
elected next month, is to choose a United
States Senator to succeed Mr.. Cragin.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

Mr. O'Conor now eats three meals day.
His doctor is threatened with modification.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

The Washington Critic says George Miller,
coIorcd, was charged with havog stolen, on the
oath instant, bay horse, the property of Gen.
W. ". Maple>, of Fairfax county, Va, and
valued at $75. The stolen auiual was found at
Walls Bazaar, by officer LuSkcy, and iden;i
fed BY colorcd man named John Anderson,
who had followed it and the thief to this city
The accused Was held for the action Of the
Grand Jury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

HALL THIEVES CAuGlIT.-rhc Richmond
Journal says: Saturday night Henry Robin.
son and James Richardson, Two notorious col
oIrd thieves, @uIcrcd the boarding house of
MIS-. llutaherson, tnrmrrly Of Alexandria, and
stripped the hat rack of ovcrcnlts and hats be-
longing TO the hoardcrs. Information was
given IL Sergeant Seal cone .ruing ths robbery,
and IN short while The Sergeant had succe, H.
ed IN at:hng he rorurs They were cxam-
lucd IN the Police Court vest relay morniug
and sent Oh IT, answer At the next term of the
Hastings Court.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

DEATH OF A FORMER NAVAL OFFICER.
Captain James l.. Henderson died IN Charles.
town, West Virginia, 90 Monday week, in the
GA year of his age He was native of Eau
QUEER county, Va, and for many years surgeon
III The United States navy, and grandson OF
Commodore TruXton. He entered the Uuted
States navy when only fourteen years old, and
remained until the breaking out of our late civil
war. Upon the secession OF Virginia he re-
signed and rendered his services to the Con-
tcdcracy, which he served throughout the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-12-29

~ The Union Prayer Meeting will be held
TO- night in the Baptist Church al = o'clock. il
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09
A Manchester firm which taxi

"A Manchester firm which takes
all its employees for a days trip to the
seaside during the summer, decided
last year to visit Blackpool. tits the
:, General s,ea custom of the workers to have
a din in the sea before beginning the
usual ls,ii.l. aamuasements. "Eh, how dirty
We ), are v' said one hale Lancashire lad
to his fellow, bather. Missed the
trip last veal" was the laconic rejein'
der.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09
9 IN 4ANRICA1;
- y .nnliagH la..N'

H., '':-.' y yolaUn Aa.a1 . ''.'
s3agn s0i~sa ss-t.at -4' -; - % ea1c.t I:
Aslay1, and Old, witiia Asr vslnA.,
There rats that wiss, w.s,ii lSfbi3aiA hs1
That - asl asldsie4tsAissi6 e1aI2 S,'t
In elevated posG The ohaias nan r.~-.
: ThsthsM hsr laoe but ySdtssaAy o'.,'' )
Hold still the handsaf nm. HSiA1l.i l.,
1t Nhiop. The etusbiA food ...,
+ 0fprsjudice li>s stasnsnt still.
!, Al tho world ID tainted. win.
And wit lie broken ass lance t..
Against the brazen mailed fhce -
OF old opinion'- ''s; L. .s~'&f:},
None advance
Steel-clad and glad to the attack, - ::
With trumpet and with song. Look back!
Beneath yol pyramtdslie hid '-..
The histories Of her great race !,-
Old Nilus rolls right sullen BY,
With all his secrets. 81
81 = -. - Who shall say:
Ny father reared pyramid; .gi,j::
My brother clipped the dragons wings;
My mother was Semiramis7
Yea, harps strike idiyout ofsplace;
Men sing of savage Saxon kings
Newborn and known but yesterday.
Nay, ye yho boast ancestral name
And vaunt deeds digni6ed BY time 4 "a
Must not despise her. Who hath worn
Since time began face that il
So allenduring, djlke this
Aface like Africa's'2 ... - +
. /. | .... I 'aBsho,dl9 u - =: '.-:: ::
Tho sphlnxis Africa. The bond -. T.;
Ofsilence is upon her. Old
And white with tombs, and rent and SAoiu
And tnmpled on, yet all untamed; r.
AL naked now, yet not ashamed
The mistress Of the young worlds psimA =
Sleeps sati.6ed upon her fame =, = ~4,T.o
Beyond the Sphinx, and still beyond.
Beyond the t.11nsy desert *os.siS - r T4'' >.
OF Time. bstond treiditte9ii leasa All = :.
And lift ghostlike from out the slseia +
Her thousand cities, battle-torn -'s'''
; And:gzay With .sory and vis4ti II
sh. points ahu.a.sa s.iss: erssl I
Tho graaits ebsliaaa that A.d tlo xvt1i.''
Old Rome, and know ny name AadAeA
Ny srchivesthese, md psu1lGssd 1hsI'" !
Z had grown vnxeazysf,sllnea.pi Sd, tc.:j
We turn to these; W cry: *Ah1os1sa
Old Sphinx, behold " en- not'rSaar ''''
1874, -,or,.fE: ~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09
CLOUD MINNESOTA, THURspGY pHcEMBKK s le1s

HI a6ais. s;snch T. 4 PRETTY wax II
wss, teol through a thicket Qf Birch.
u, d3ewsanA litAs hillside into q loe
iow AaH of chestnut 1t,res tryeess, 1t sattrdb, &
bubbRsH 'dansciing 1siinig br9ok, aadZ aadZ yoa: il:
csnsasa upon Tie tiniest; goarcchapd ii
ths world, 1 ai1 one ne-sstoried st ried house 1w;itb 4
1ea porn, and !. great sw!est.briaR
bu.hh thereby; While up the hillside
behind Stretched 1 high picket fen uce,I
enclosing huge trees, part Of the
same brook I had crossed here dam
med into q pond, and 4 chicken
house Of pretentioas height and as-
pectj -one of those model institutions
that are the ruin of gentlemen: far.
.mers and the delight Of women. +
had to 80 into the farm Kitchen for
the. poultry yard key. The do oor
stood open, and I stepped in cautious
ly, lest I'ahou Id come unaware up on
some domestic scene not intended for
the naked eye. And q scene r did
come eiupon, fit for Ret1sch to outlin ne;'
the cleanest kitchen; a dresser of
white wood under one window, and
the farmers daughter, Melinda Tuck
er, moulding bread thereats!ina / pom
derous tray; her deepired hair,,-yes,
1t was red and comely heflthe' deep
est bayynll ofsgilded:redections!' apd
accompanied byethepfair, rosesaush ed:
skim blue:eyeso<pd scarlet 3lipsetha at
belougfb,suehEh y-Fhich aszI'B e.
gan to say, was puckered into .:
thdusud curves trying to curl, and
huottedstdetly aga.inst q pretty bead;}
whilso lhsr ealices ffocklsleeves aere
pinned hack to sthe' shoulders; barring
lac6 xldimpled mir Of iafnIs.2-hov
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09

keys were rs1nged they dled Z IeY'
hours after. Two more were tFodddep
on BY = great Shanghai rooster, aWho
was so tai he could not see where he
| set his feet down; and, Of the remain
ing pair; one disappeared mysterious
ly,-supposed to BE- rats; and one
falling into the duck.pond, Ml'elinydy
began to dry it in her apron, and, j
went to help her !; I thought, as I was
rubbing the thing. down with the
apron, while she held it.. .thst / had
found one Of her soft, dimpled'l hands 'a@ !
and ! gave the luckless turkey such 'l | q
tender pressure that it uttered : mis. q ,
!erable. squeak < and departed this lifs,
,M1elindy all but M cried. ,,,s. I laughed
[irresistibly.,. So there were no mole 2
turkeys. :. Pegglyy" began b,il to J., wonder
what they should: Do for TIE proper
Thanksgiving dinner md |tls Peter turn' u'
Cd restlesslY 9 On >5i His fl soh|, dquite eon'
yinced that everything was going 70
rack. and ruin because he lad. .
sprained ! :! !a'l ankle, .]k,, L..,,a II .l73I,
ja'Can't we bug some as9 s. young "! g. tpr'
keys'", yt@imHlly tim suggesteddo oP9eggEu 10
"Of course if one knew who hae
lthem,te sell : retor'tedl Peter. a,d 4
y.1:kpow,%' said i; t'Mrs. n "a AMI Pe
sters. Up on the hill over Taunton ha'
got some some '>s;, ,atas;Ioz2ta 9as' sd
L:.Who told YOU about l6n Mls-; Pete q! rs;'
turkeys, Cousin Sam, T. said Peggy
l5vpndering. O., yon9.s, a:..I .}2orq |
/, ,fs f"slAelindy," eaid ! 1n quite M MinneeenA5
b IT, Peter 4whistlea, Psggy laughed glss !
Kate darteed keen glance 1t mo seqn'
dor ;hen, long lashes:, Il 1;,4;s :4l
Il know the way Their" /" said d. made
moiselle, in . suspicioualy bland tone
!".Can't you: drive! there with! ND
Cousin Sam, and get some more? ?" :
II shall be charmed" said 1.
r.: Peter rang the bell and ordered thf
horse to be ready in the single-seatea
wagon, after dinner. I was going
right down tothe farmhouse to con
sole Melindy, and take her a booll
she wanted to read; for no fine lady
Of all my New York acquaintanctt
enjoyed = good book more than NH
did :. but Cousin Kate asked me IT
wind some yarn for her. and wasi ast
brilliant, 80 amiable, e so5s altogethhei
charmings / quite forgot Melindy till
dinner-time,i and then, when that Na|
over, there xasaIbaske+.to; ;be found
and We. we're turkey hunting
.E:Dowps shill-sides oyerhung withitasse]l =
ed ehestnut-boughs; ), through s. pine
woods where neither horse nora vasol
:intruded apytnoise ofi:hoof ''or 9whee
upon the odorous: silence, ~ We rolled
over the sand,g past green meadows
and slopi6e orchards /; .eover littl'
bright brooks that chartered .,music
ally to1the <bobolinks on the fence
posts, and were echoed by, those ,sac
erdotd gentlemen in such Liquid, bub
bling, solicking, uproarious )bursts 0
singing as made. sone think of,Apa
creon's grasshopper s.~os ~: 10 a9r.
to!!sY daDranh with = morning. a..y .4n',.r4
IslAAgatlheese ne spaeeeds andnst slsnetl
edzes Mp.s Rsts.t& ohQase
I had, been hare. befose eae straw
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09

1.said irony was mystery to her
Elyfnra, l. T. myttb mytb 2zsoan n5zsatAhid oT G ps,
with MURDER asbs''tta6adaaxihh tta6adaxhhtts daat
Pmeaht Us !; anad feashiYpa pa1o5ddfl odftl a9o a9o4 t6i;
prssttyj sj wicker wicker ataixt cedtainsd bel
dfly iraatioanle Of Sid1 asc0cho TbiaY
fsbs arSbpsd a'ifttls '&5p 4attosssSssppq 4attos Z ssppqop 3
|dildted t'with wiste wastter; if anda niaa wis I'd gof1a
| to Civ give it to the turkey III, iii serious
mess; when Kate exclaimed, ~ u j.
~ "Peegy.! when viii, you lea4rni, * om, =,
mon sense'A Who ever heard of ggiiY:
| ing whisky to a turkey ?":...-;' =
"Why, you told TO- TO- Kate'!' +,
F. "oh, give ito the thing" g1ro,~led i i u Cd
Peter; ,"it will die, Of Ieolrrs,'e:' e''::', =,
is".1 shall give It !" said Psgsgsy;, ss u 4lae =
ldtely; "it does NE good, and T win
try" - go L97
s. i held che little c45eatdfe. 81 saA ap p,
willie Peggy ID carefully tipped the doel
down its throat. = How it choked,
Kicked, ana Began b,,ga.in again. w,sitR week!
week." when It i meant '.sjttI'odn '.sjttI'odng r but
it revived: Peggy heh ii il ri tlhae0 ha02 sun
TIL it rev t wardhh,,o eaavses ases'i Il drpr
m6re, fed ii wiffh' basa bread crumbs ri11 1 &qm
her own own Plate, ahddo lad it IN . be
south windowa4:sill: III There , il l@Y
when we went t6 tea; When We w a4e
back ittlay on TIE hdor, dad; eithfl
twas tipsyss Of it had trisdh i8F hi@1
strength TOO 0soo6;2 lid, e4oaiinS #;
had broken itsd nscF aPoofo Pe4gg1 !!
b THeie wefe SIX ssiix more. aao5t hAtchedasatA be
Fhsxt day; though, ianaoilaBslaesaa4 ]
consaltasiodas5 s51wiitha afandy yoixBo bt
III +tahseif IF wsifairs!i ffaattaff rffaattaff 4oa ten,H ate
seontinaueds 10 c,ot0l ,tl aa1e,, ,Pa2P1 sPfGs;hh
edI2nkle lasted Is long long, 'axada :Pssgy'
could 50 we'll 'spariee me ffodmn ID T u ths u lit.
tis matrimonial tAe.d:taei hst I ip,
tt,sif1r,apted, eI;bais5v they didn4 didn mi4d
t Katel) that r tool: :wonde dertnlly ID Tie
chickens: Mrs: Tucker give me III
bread and milk Of the best; "fathefi
instructed me in the mysteries 81 ,cat:
tle-ariving; and Melindy,, and Joe,
and I, used to 60 strawberrying,' 81
after "posies;;" almost every day: Me-
Indy was very pretty girl;; and it
was very good fun to see her blue
eyes open and her red lips laugh over
my European experiences: Really
I began to be Of some Importance d
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1875-12-09

I u "NoHE vooccA f4Ctu1o III GAS
|'lindy jography; looks q ef twain
50 woodsy over there :" as 'tis:in thea.
parts, specially out West: Hes go'
folss outin Indianny, an we sot Out
for To- go a cousinin,, FIVE year back
an We got out there inter the dre'ful-
est woodsy region;ever ye see, where
tw'an't trees It. was 'sketers; husband
he couldn't see none out of his eye
for a hull day, and I thought 1 should
caterpiller every time I heerd one o1
s'em toot; they sartainly was the beat
er.ee!''
'"The key, i you please!", j
meekly; interposed. Mrs. Tucker was
fast stunning me!
Claw, ;:yis}!.. Melindy, you go {, Ell
that ere key; ait's a3hangin'' Up .'sidt
o the lookin': glass i the back shed
under that bunch O. onions father
strung qp ,yisterday;:. Got the bread
sot to rise hev ye1 we'll, git yer. bun
net an go ont to, the coop with NJ
Greene, r. show him tie turkeys AL The
chickens T. ten what dire 'ful luck ".
lev hed:: I / never did gee such l'pp!e;k
the crows they keep ? comm q an
snii ssnniippiin' off the little creturs jest q
soou's they're hatched; an the OLD
turkey hen t sot'; under the grape
|.yinesheigot twp hens eggs.under her
||.hs thsy come out fast, $50 she. quit
p .Hna ]. bolted ont Of the sdoor;y {
stbrm at t.sea did notdeaten one .likt
hqtI, Melindy dynfollowing, i in 'silend'
suoh iioar blessed Nswe England p9
let MS immortalised -silenoe thato |
h: =. ?: Lila apoaltic seaaea +. r. |
70 heal the blows Of sopnd"
/ 1adesd, r did not discover " It'd
Melindy could ta1k that day; aht
wss very silent; very incommunica|
Tive. I inspected tie fowls, and triet
to look wise, but /. perceived straan
Egled laugh twisting Melindy's fac
when I innocently inquired if sht
found catnip of much benefit to the
little chickens; a natural question
enough, for the yard was full Of it
and l had seen Hannah give it to tn,
baby. (Hannah IS my sister.)
could only see two, little turkeys
both onlthe floor o. the second-storJ
| parlor, in the chieken-house, both fla
on their backs and, gasping:: Melin
dy did not know what allied them ; 81
II picked them up, slung then
tint my pocket-handkerch,ef; . and
took them home for Pegg!
to manipulate. ! s3hr'4d Melind]!
chuckle n, l. walked ofi,, swinginl
them ;'and to besure, when I brought
the crteatares in to Peggy, one 70
itbem >tiebed and lay still,' and til
ether gasped wotse than ever:
ss "What can W do ?''2 asked Peggy
in the most plaintive voice, as tn
feeble ".week! week !? Of the littl
turkey was gasped out, more feebl.
every time. .: .is. ,-:r>l.
give: it. . some .whisky-punch!
gnoNled Peter, whose strict temper
ance principles were shocked, by tn
remedies prescribed: for Peggy's2 agu'
(...s so Iwoold, "Isaid Kate, jdemurel,
l.a1Nqw if Peggy bad, one, trait MOI mo
str;klia1gt thaa snothsrs it was her aps'
feet, supple faith in what peop|
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-03-03

George W Washington,,0 the colored gen.
tleman who was seen in the vicinity Of
Burnt Greek about the time Peterson
was killed, although he denies being
there, was. arrested last week BY the
Sheriff, who, detective like, has been
working up''s the case. He is in jail
to await the action of tho grand juuy.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1873-1875, 1875-03-03

from $16 to $25 per man per day can be
easily made. The location Of the party
in the Hills9is on Box Elder Greek, ten
miles southwest of Harney's Peak. The
story Of these two men may be relied
upsn. Gordon was formerly with the
Wholesale grocery house Of Tootle &
Charles. f.1ess,
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subscribers finding aa following their napes .ss
val uilderstand that the "a: term for which they m
,6aye paid thery subscriptions Will expire Win tne
nert number. and unless the is renewed
the oaner Mi be discontinued. This rule applies to
aiil andis adopted not Beoatsss W are AFRAID g 20
trussIour subscribers but because 2 found g ps
the plan most sats ctory 70 the general su0ecrGer
and.more convenient Ter ass go: pa 81. -.
: Postms sters are authorized to act 5osr agents
retaining commission Of III per cent.-or - cents
for each yearly subscriptions: - sf g<...
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81 The Postmaster General declined to
grant the increased mail service between
Yankton and Springfield, and Yankton
and Sioux Falls, memorialize,1 for by
the late Dakota Legislature. = t'@, a. s3 %,
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Gen. Hazen Is still singing:
s.Thess's : land that is fairsr than this"

An debtors OF creditors 81 the estate Of JoIn
ONiel, late Of Bismarck, are requesed 70 call upon
the subscriber for adjuatment Of accounts.
Bismarck, March 1t, 1875.
JOHN 4. STOYxIL,
34w3 Admr. Of Estate Of John O'Neh.
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N0TICE OF O-PARTMERSHIP.
The undersigned have catered into co,Raltnership
from January 1t. 1876. asagents Of HALLS SAFE
& LOCK Co., atEi.shs Bl61O6D fA6SMOhSs
No. 46, jackson r.. 81. Pau, Minn. fedl5wS.o
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st. Patrick,s Ball at the N. P. Round
House, March II, for the benefit Of the
Catholic Church of Bismarck. Tickets
$3.50, supper included. 34w3